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The New York herald., 1845-01-14
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, January 1875 p. M.
The Ohio Life. Insurance and Trust Company have
declared dividend OF per cent pay
on the goth inst
The Connecticut River Banking Company has de-
clared dividend Of three per cent for the last six months
payable demand.
The Protection Insurance Company Of Hartford, has
declared dividend payable demand.
The Ocean Insurance Company, Of Portland Me-
has declared scmiannual dividend Of five and half per
cent.
The Bank of Kentucky two per cent for the last six
months, payable to Eastern stockholders the 2Oh in
slant.
The Stock Market very fiat to-day and quotations
show further decline Stonington fell off per cent
Norwich and Worcester Long Island, /; Morris Ca
nal Il Farmers Loan Il Pennsylvania SIS ]. Kentucky
os, Mohawk, Ii Canton Co United States Bank, and
Ohio 6s closed Grm at Saturdays prices The
tons were qe la ge, and the sellers Of the
largest bes This looks bad for those interested in any
mprov in prices The sales to deliver made now
by ears the present prices will induce these opera
t.rs to continue depressing the market; that when
their contracts become duequotaons will rule below the
present point enabling them purchase the quantity they
want prices under those contracted 1t Is generally
considered very unfavorabe far prices
concerned. when the heaviest bears combine and be-
come large sellers Wall street bears generally
o the reatest experience IN stock operatops anu Wns
they sell heavily under depression like the present
is pra acie evidence that they look for Equals ahead
The state of commercial affairs generally shows that they
are not far out of the way Our money markets are in
very bad condon-captal and the rate OF in
terest daily advancing Out Of doors the rate
now is about one per cent month. The banks do not
let dollar 20 out under seven per cent The money
markets of Boston, Baltimore and Philadelphia very
tigh and the of interest out Of the banks as high
in SPECIE arrived here this morning from Philadelphia
The banks very much alarmed in relation to the
of specie, and govern Themselves according
ly in their operations. They afraid that any cxpan
sion may draw the precious metals from their vaults and
drain them of large portion Of their specie funds
They have, to certain extent suffered in this way al
ready. We q statement showing the condition Of
the banks Of this city according to the last official re-
ports compared with the estimated condition at pre-.
sent -
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In this single article find depreciation amounting
to about one-'evensh of total exportation The ae
precation on other exporting staples is about the
same per cent limiting our means of payment very
much 1t is question whether the producers Of the
South and West will submit TO the reduced prices cur
rent for their staples They more able to hold than
ever before and they may keep back quantity sufficient
to favorably affect the prices for the supplies in the
markets This would, perhaps, prove advantageous to
the producers but 1t would b. death to the mercantile
classes depending entirely upon payments from the in
terror, to meet their liabilities Should the existing
condition OF prices producers selling or should
the crops Ct the South and West not realize sufficient TO
hquidts the Indebtedness Of these sections we mayex
Pect any number Of failures among the merchants of this
city The obbers Ct this city well awareof the dan
gers surrounding them and have taken steps
the effects as much possible Agents have been de.
spatched to the Western and Southern sections Of the
country to urge payment when DUE Of their Demands
and to secure debts of doubtful This state Of
things coming into existence at this esryday in the
son. will have very beneficial effect the foreign trade
of ls45 and confne to wholesome and proper limits
We shall suffer from the speculaons and heavy
importaons OF last year, but the nicon will do vat
deal Of good The banks have restricted their operations
IN season 70 prevent bankruptcy speeding very much,
and may possibly emerge from the difficulties shorn
Of much less than anticipated
We annex sttement giving the value Of mer
chandise both foreign and domestic exported from this
port for the past year. s4O compared with the previous
ss3) for the purpose Of showing the tremendous
expansions in the foreign trade Of the past year. from
which we can trace the endorsements anticipated
In 1874 the exports valued about fifty per cent
more than those of l643.
VALUE OF me MMEScH.NDIsE EXPORTED FROM THE DIsrnIor
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY Il


Cleared.
ship EpeIvIer, Earwel. New Orleans. Gsger-Bsrque
Yates Chareston Geo sutton-schrs North Star shaw
yago de Cuba, Stearne; Atsion, Martin, Nassau Mp
pratt Margaret, Woglam Pe,ersburg Ann, Latouette
Swedish ship Andrea, Westrom a3 days from Trapani ith
$o9 tons salt 70 Boormsn. Johnston & Co..
with mdse. to psvenst'dt.
Baraue Martin Bre.t Mayo, days from Neuvi,a, with
for NYS,k next day. bs. Trojan. Davis dss; Ava Chase
her deck load on he schr Tmoeon
The Ava Chase the ash Nov fei IN on Win 'nf ph prav
Capt Long days from Providence for Wilmington Nc and
took on the captain and crewon the th Nov gale the
was knocksd on her beam ends; away her mast when
she rghted VIM Montgomery Of the W. lost at
British brig Amethyst Nckerson IS days from Halifax MS
Brig La Gopeiand .ker IS days from St Marks, wh
Florida 28 days hence for 81 Augustine short Of water SUP
piled hers same day. spoke ship Meguntcook from
Brig Dimon Robinson, days from Charleston, with cotton
schr Ann Maria; Jones, from Newbern NC with naval
ANACONDA for NYork schr Harriet Taylor hence arr
schr or.oa Coles, Williams, from smh6eld. Va with corn,
ioh INST on Barnega carried away the head Of the
schr Peter Causey, Williams. from Milford Del with
schr Mary, Brown days from Camden Me- with lime
schr Excel Lowell days from Boston, with mdse, to w
schr VIM Russell, Kane days from New Bedford with oil
schr Henry, Brown. from Delaware with glass.
Schr Palestine, Green. from Philadelphia with corn.
Below.
Portuguese barque, and brig unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Camilla kempton, Cadiz, and Others.
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Foreign ImDortatlons,

LoNpoNShp switzeraod- Repored yesterday -sO2 bars
10 bdl, iron cks 81 Congdon
Elisosms s.s {: Ta5 fowssS PhIadas hid, brandy
Meyer soa2 cs Jessop-0 hhds brandy Blackburn-2i
pkgs Wiley Y Putnam IS L Rock we'll -6 GrnreI Minurn 4
co.'s NJ TborbuIn-6 LandIeth & Munro, PhiIad-a g II
sehs.sf,ms P,.s Sfsd.aJ orpeshsm COS TayoI
phia-3 Agnew son-2 Harper Bsos-7 Allen Hazen 4
Col Appleton Y CO.'S Bartlett Welford-5 Mark Levy
Bros-i3 M seheffelin3 Richards Basett Abom-2 x
so,a;sa Gp5s Ca %. Y9u5g Smith eos Dodgsm2W
sn-2t vyse-2F NJ Alirn- Phillips Richardson 4
watson ,l Raymond-l Hunt COL IL M Consul
bto%o5 aih.n anml Firth HALL addsn sonl
MANI Jesscp-2s bars iron Smith co. New Haven-5l
LARK McCracken,quanty Lima wood box 36l slabs Tin
order. '-"- $500 ~
NEuvIIAs-Barque Martin w BettsO logs mahogany do
cedar prru Vose-2oO tons copper Samanos-
segars Lasala32 do Nahews-sO logs mahogany rs do
cedar Holt X Owen - 20 o-s = ~
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Exc OF mps ever exps $22 69.T7 45.58352s 230 252
The excess imports exports increased from s43
to 1884, more than one hundred per cent The immense
balance against US the foreign trade of 1884, of this
port exceeds the total value OF the imports Of The
enormous increase in the value of our imports in single
year. gives us some idea of the changes that place
in our commercial affairs In year the value OF 70.
reign manufactures entering this port increased about
seventy five per cent, without there being correspond
ing demand for the additional supply.
The returns of the Bank of Kentucky and branches for
several periods show great regularity Of movement in
all the departments Any expansion of is followed
bya corresponding expansion in Others 50 that the &C.
tua condition of the institutions is uniform and sound
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New Stock Exchange
State or Trade.
A.HssPot. are dull at So 7S pearls firm ct 81 osi
N

AsHEsPot' dull at So 10; pearls firm at 81 o6i q
LA.
BnsswAx Prime yellow northern aud western sells as
wanted at 20 2qic.
CoTror--. he demard to-day was quite good and about
300 bales taken. Prices have stifened slightly
since tho news per ship Rochester but net sufficiently to
for export -
HAY Common qualities of North River bale held
at 6S 0oc. PINE is firm at 6aSc.
WHnNES-Drudge casks in limited request at 24c;
whe western and prison barrels held at 243 ab}c
mAmknr-At market 100 beef cattle, $500 from,
the south lag cows and calves and 600 sheep and lambs
Pfices-Beef Catls-O Ordinary retailing oua;es are in
TAR demand at - GOA So Left over seo head pair Of
cattle raised by George Mills the Genesee Flats sold
were pronounced BY good judges to bo the best cattle
sold. o.
sheep-Al at market taken at 81 90 So which i, an
advance. i = ~
Hay--we quote at So Too, as in quality
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It will be perceived that there has been an increase
since last July in the operations of the banks but only
very limited extent The balance of the overissue BY
the schuylkil Bank is $669 800. This serious
drawback to the prosperity bank and
70 DO so for sometime The suit pending between the
mother bank and the schuylk Bank is expected to be
decided and on that decision depends the ability Of
the bank and branches to the dividends which
have heretofore been much restricted by the fraud in suit
The returns of the Banks Of New Orleans for Decem.
ber compared with those for October show an increase
in every department
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PH,LApELrHiA Jan l3--An Roht Glover, Callshan, New
haven; N l. McCrrady, Somers, NfoTk.
Jan 2Ar Columbia Cofhn Porto Cabello 22d
ut-e, Constitution auderman from Guayra for Bait.
more, in quar-. seaman named VIM Smith, Of Bremen Me.
spd was drosred Also Victory Elwsll, Fall River
knight Newhaypor. Sid Marisnns, Breml Wieiine aud
rhadspha tBml Grsve, Brsrnea Elvira Gorham Boston
Lady Broueham tBr] Forbes, Harbos Grace NF; Direct
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In the city aud county OF New York from the 4 day Of Ja
1915, to the lith Of Jan, lS45 =
% Men--se Women-a3 Boys-32 Gils.-Total Is2.

Apopexy u Bleeding from lungs, Burned scalded Q;
Cancer, Casualties 2; Cholera nfantum, /; Consumgton
20; Conyuons ~ Group, II Coneeston Of brain, 5; Dsbi
o Epepsy Es,sy j EEoyp1 . F.ei bilious Fever pusrs
4 Inflammation Of Brain. Q; inflammation of Bowels Ii In.
tlammaon Of lungs "; inham of pcricardim Il In.
ton OF liver Inemnpesece Lpss veneres, Marssmus,
- Measles 3i Morhcaton Old age, 2; Poison IL Pema
ture birth 4; Scroua q small pox Il 1eehing Il Ulcemton
Of intestnes Il liberation Of trpat, l; Unknown, g.
AGE-Under year a5 20 o. 70 5, "a; 10 TO- a;
10 to 20 TO 30 2 30 20 oe0 80 50 lii so 10 So D; 60 10
TO- 81 70 TO 80 Q; s,to 90, 2, % 40, i unknown,
c..,-.o I'll LhAVlTT, City Inspector.
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The amount of specie hand is nearly three times
large the circulation and larger than the or
posites Tho expansion noticed is undoubtedly caused
by the movements the cotton market of that section
the staple now coming forward very rapidly. The
Banks, however, maintain very sound safe condition
and be considered the safest banking institutions in
the country.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

ha. the Is,h uls I9t 4 smoke ship Hsss
TIE Rss sfE
AssMAL: NV ost..s:@TS, F numb.. Of, ,v-...l. en-
pss.mSsT ao follows. viz: y: s. shr Il
slssn s os sa 3
time a vosres Of which os for foreign ports and 10
Tonnage of Vessels Cleared for the Quarter Ending 3lst
Decembet 1884, .
Tonnage of Am vessels cleared in foreign
De ''sii 81 " Ssss ssss 'sss SO
ADs''' &c. 5ss s"aH's' the
Total amount Of tonnag. for the quarter. 9s7s 55os
T e.
quarter so for the last quarter The total
ks
20 & s y
H 6 s Ss ssa e .ss sSsT 1a
Sc. the previous pghi he captain washed overheard
f fp I'd
@ Of the n @
mag the time aud the wind blowing fresh from the west
spoken.
~ Gs a.s Il Pits Rss r Nx Ys
Florence Nsy. .YoIf for Eden.os, NC; 9Th inst
ss asao Ssd s:c pss Bahama Banks
Foreign Ports.
HALIrAs Dec Arr Spratt, Fraser, New York; Jan
Virginia. M'Ne, st Peters, Miq.
Home Ports.
Cuba Hee Cha. snl's. to load for
Portland cloash Porto Rso; Faisonsr peaai.oa
BosToS j% Arr Maaio Lane, P.ssmo Neys-ls,h aIt
I9p%aI s and d stern boat ssey GRIND
sSsS fs:i$ss' Assss sS =.
ah and w%a Um n.
Roads where they sncho.. ssturd Jacob Perkins and
cs en an on fsS Bosss SsnB Bunker Alexandria
the 70 y Ts s%is
sh Radus Pammer, Turks Island for Boston; Dime. shaie,
PaovDHseS. Jan il-.sld Bo1lsau. Barnes. Norl..n..
s 's'' % @ss.Si sSs
Ms ad saas Joseph
si % Gsrs ef;1e
hmsn ASG BsSss Msw s0
%ood ss Arr s Mss
New Bsdfs.d' y.ssis st.r. NYc,k E5in GaIdssr
SID Mary Jane fsws EYo5i; oass @ cSsp%s% so,qa
sS Jan sC sT
Sssf @ Tssf q: ss; Z hs.5 ;yl sss lss lsss
ss Ja vss SS N}sr |ssr Cumming Th' Liverpool
vssoa % S A Io%s. es ass ss.pr s r. S.sss:
Ss%s fe s'sa1s a'tSG fssS sSS cS
1a
nay Brl Turner aad Charles, Hoyt wtg fritz Element Inr-
ner for Boston, lds Tallahassee Hadley Liverpool do Flo
renee Leach s Or shr; b.gus' z%s ch.pmap Tbsin.,
aebang, Fulton for Bcst9n ds Hiram 1yle Tyler for
bard Work do Eliza Talbot, and Lion Alsyandsr do do;
Alabama Merritt Liverpool ldsi Tecumssh, Ripley, fsvre.
more do Hbe mia, Elliott, and Pioneer, fairfield, wig fri;
ch President Nckenon, for Boston; Sarah Lavn Taylor,
irsm Baltimore Frsdsrsek Trn1ompsprI d,;s
Abaoss Simpson, and Oxnad, Hickley Boston; Centurion
Clark Nobrboro Ssrah Cutter roulsndi Vernon tlery
Geogana, Crin and Splendid Curtis, Cardenas; Maria
Spear, Willis Maanzas Echo Davis liavans Cid Thracan
Btowa, 0lssSGw Hart bartlett rroyidencs; Jacob PEN
SkoIieId, Porto Rico, Nimrod, Chase Boston.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan Arr Spring, Hamilton, Antwerp via
Matanzas; Indiana, Bennett NYok st Leon Acant: Amsr
eau WenbYrg, Iyes; Tseyrand Cror, London; Hanover
IA ssy Malaga N?n,paHm KIM Boston Gen washington
Coulter, and Warsaw Herbest Rio Janeiro RAPID, lswdi
Dannberg ottenburs Junius, Cooper Arthuro sp) Rico
min, and Deliaca., Ispl Havana; Appleton, Bradford
Turks l.land; Eliza, Fouatan, Barbadoes oobe, Hller
esna aud Malaga Below, Alkmaar Eustis and Louisana
Eddy, Havana Grecan Benedict Turks Island Cid Ports.
moutn Glover; Tamerlsne, Br] Pousiie and Zanoni
Smms Liyerpool Russia Raniifod Venice Diana, Smith
B9sto. Margaret Hagg, Litton, Baltmore Tiones, Bran
nail, Wilmington, Nc.
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D0mestlc ImuOrtntIon..

ST MARKs-Brg Copelaud--25 bales cotton II Warnr &
son2i Mel Coe Andeson23 i. d Hurbut co-2o1 do %
5Hs Holbook Nelson do tobacco bis cotton Farmeee
x Rogers-8 bxs Perkins 4 Hopkins
CHAhLEsroN-Brg Dimon-T casks rice Seville Brothers <
co-o2 bas cotton Cab Kinney co227 Smith, Mills
Gco-z De Peyster Whitmarsh-47 Eme,y-l3 bbis
bales MeechanS Do 3cks Dbl Haviland Keee COZ cs
WIN Pni'iips-6 hbls Maitland OH pkg q Gregory
col Ief Burrtt Johnson box Napier Fisher co-5o
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

bfiggs New York Cid h, Ariel Hopkins Port Maria and
amonth Ja Northerner Davis Mobile; Sea, (nsw) Beard,
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
$2s.526, ,739


SYU,o5B,fI6 $N526, ,739
The bulk of the increase in I544 is composed of do
mesc merchandise. This very favorable feature in
our export trade which must add to the wealth al
the country very rapidly. We annex table showing
the balance against us in the foreign trade Of this port for
la43 and 1914 -
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egetabie EIixir and LInlment.

Denfncss.-Dr. McNair's Acoustic OIL is
doing wonders in ing all complaints Of Deafness sold IL
Courtlandt street
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

City Party.-Tw0 lovely girls RieS In
almost magniceprly So =.
MY dear Hannahn cried ore .how do feel this
ing, afer the dance last night Madame Bonvles plrty'
Very we-we didn't stay late know ou sfemed to
you ard is just the thing =,
'Oh, but Hanna Nv well you looked and looking
now; never such ration human being. You
loohed 50 dignifed aud queen like " :, .
Where i the alteraioa. my dea, Emma said Hannah,
ana iooh,st vnu fse and feheaa had
arger broader your skin clearer and Of delicate
whien -
III has my dear-snd if you wish will tell yog secret
have entirely toyed all the hair which down
brows where they joined
the aud freed ps what threatened to be beard
"Rut how-what magic has worked This ansfomarion?n
mo magic all bpta scientific powder prepared by Dr.
LIx called PoUDRE SUBTLE, snd delicious ME-
and sold at 67 Walker street, first
Bro dway."
s Of the most wonderful disc which modern science has
added TO the toilet of beauty.
Purchasers anxiously cautioned against purchasing Dr.
Gouaud very popular cosmetics where else New York
except at his depot as above
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

- Passengers Arrived
bREmEN-Barque CarolineR Kohler and lady Mrs Berg
, mtnn, Miss Besmann, II Spilcker, de Voss Mrs
Haake, Schuary-32 in the seerage.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Dmon-Capt T. Snow. \
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Plies.-Cure after cure OF the hardest case
Of Piles has be performed with the genuine Hays Lnme mt,
from u Courandt street. is warranted to all
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

Rs shall esteem favor i Captains Of Vessels will give
the shipping left at the whence they sailed
spoken on their assae list Of their cargo any foreign
iewspaer they may have He will board them I'M
edbatsy on @ sr sir arrival Agents aud Cory.pondn.
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical inioms
uou OF .ry hind Will be thankfully received
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

MESSKS. SCHNEIDER e REBHUN'S
COTIL LION BAND
LATE OF RATOGA SPRINGS
RE prepared give their attendance at Private Par.
"A ties sores, &c and combining Band of various lnsru.
ments from two to twenty the modern and
to be made -
MEssRs. SCHNEIDER & REBHUNs
ja4 I'm so Crosby s,nss,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and ACsn...

Movements Of the Steamships.
Steamers, Leape Lp'l. Dusi .4mea. Leave .In,e'6
Cambria, Judkins. Jan. Jan. ls. s........ Feb.
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"A NIGHT WITH ROBERT BURNS"
WILL BE THE SUBJECT
MIR. CLIREHUGH'S SECOND LECTURE ON
SCOT TISH MINST TRELS
At the SOcietv I.lhrarv
NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON,

~ ~ " " N " r. II "A n - Is j. l. s =.
rs NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUSE-
L MENTS in MAGNIFICENT STYLE
n[For CONCERTS il has many advantages having an
sIch.d ceiling favorable for soand and being noyed from
has raised with capacous galleries and will
1900 persons For Balls has spring floor and on
the sides and magcently lighted with splendid
chandelier Attached to the Saloon and on the oor
rooms and 200 feet long which will
date 600 Great pains will be taken
and on moderate terms. uZ7tfrc
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AUCTION SALES.

ucr,oN sr E LENGRAHAg. sAactioaeer
ye-hs Day at 10 ocos at 1913 Fulton by order of
assgnees the stocks Of rich and fashionable black blue strud
and PLAID silks for dfees figured and changeabe dos rich
aihmere Muslin de LANES Satins Silks Velvets Shawls
French Cloths superne Linen. sheetng Ginghams auspen
drs A2ac's, with large of fashion
abe goods, which wall be ound xorthy attention.
e goods can bs examined by catalogue the morning of
sae. ili Item
PEREMPTORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION
- ALL THAT vALU ABLE FARM, formerly owned
S1 ma occupied by Rachel McHugh, deceased
- Acres Oh aud situated three or four miles Of
'ion az The q apgs Hotel in the village of Newburah
~, On THURSDAY, Jan. 23d at IL o'cloch A. M
ne above Farm - nclod all sides by good aud uban
ta stone walls; Is SUR assngly well suitably
lace entirely free from hills knols and its soil produc
grass and grain " 'o
It's form nearly squarthe boundaries straight and well de-
other obviating the ecessty of forming aud aey
There Tavern within several of
aChurch District School, Wagon kers and Blacksmilhs
shops and new an Lent Grst and FIGURING Mill are all
whinIhalf a mile 6f the house -
These, with Other its or I'M v tn
tn Market The ubsttna condition Of its buildings and The
admribl and commanding which the house
Cannot but u desir bie he thy
rural lite and occupation. ~ =
Fur rtur-r information cernng or
o. SALE, apple ,t'on be made to JOHN j NONELL
Esq a. his 'fhce ia this village; he subscribe at the
b. Ihe above property will be sold who'll or yided to
suit Iureb nessn sold IN the whole may remain on
bond and mortgage p r.
Newbu,gh, January iih, l8i5. isl4 81 zee
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MUSIC,


THE GERMAN COTlLLION BAND (late of New Brigh.
ton and Fort Hamilton,) would respectfully inform the
Gsss M that they are to pay yase Bs and Par
Of Lanner Strauss Labzky Julien sc &c. The Band ron
sists OF from two twenty-five with grand
6h Octave Gothic Double Action Harp Accompaniment
will furnish Piano Forte alone when required l. MUNCK
Mercer street TEACHER Of Harp, Piano Forte &C. Also, J.
HE.LFENkII"IER No 255 entire street deg lmsm
MUsiC.-Mr DuMSDAY, Professor OF Music, NO IS
Az rystie stree above Walker, will the residence
his pupils and teach moderate erms the Guitar and
S gng Accordion Vioin, Trombone aud Corn pean. Mus
tuned Satisfactory references given application d2 I'm"
MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Ao6 BROAD WAY, NEAR WALKER
sNHE PROPRIErORS OF the above suite of
an immense expense completed the elegant and
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
public Its being the central Of Broadwa
ary adaps II for the intended and the
have been made with
the comfort and convenepce Of the visiers. "
THE SALOON
capable of seating thousand The
are Of the most chase description being in Sgnor Cape
STYLE of classic statuy also BEEN provided frop
by three costly chandeliers coup Dell unequalled by
any other establishment in the city.
A spacious Supper Room Dressing Rooms &c. SC. have
been provided thus rendering the Minerva Rooms the de-
sirsbe in the city for Concerts, Assemblies &c
Full particulars be had by application Mr. Huchngs
on the premises.
N B-Miary and other companies desrous Of giving din
&c will hid at these Rooms convenience for
The in the most elegant and commodious style.
d20 msrc