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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16
THE BALI. SEASON.

DEREAN BALI.-THE PrItENIX ASSEMBLY, No. 1,
ID will hold their eighth annual Ball Tuesday evening
January IS, 1855 at the Apollo Saloon, 40 Broadway
Tickets at the door the evening of the ball. from any
Of the Committee. DAVID TODD Chairman.
j. kEG, Secretary.
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th K FOR SALE-THE GOOD WILL AND FIX
DOU. lures OF a small licensed saloon, l53 West
Broadway, Canal street Illness of the present pro-
pretor the Of sale. Inquire at No Lspenard St
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GIANT NICHOLAS H0TEI.-THE MIRRORS OF THIS
- magnificent hotel from the Belgian mandatory
Of Ste Marie d'0ignies.
A. ROIKER MoI.rMANN, 4 A. PERIER
255 Pearl street Sole Agepta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

ttOS OOn TO LOAN FOR A TERM OF YEARS
DGC.VOU on city property; would be divided
III sums /of S. OOO if required Apply to JAMES PRICE
Office 200 Hudson street, Canal from to II A. NJ
and to 6 =, nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

NOR SAIE-NO. 1876 EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET,
I house and lot. House three story, tin roof 70 by
Ah. Lot % by half the block. VIII be sold cheap if
! till 2 =. NJ
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(tIIK EMBROIDERIES, BALL DRESSES AND CIOAKS
= N. DUCHY, No boulevard Poissoniere, Paris.

vTNHE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURING
l. Company, SO Maiden lane, New York, have just re-
ceived from their factory 900 pairs Of metallic India
rubber boots and shoes, Goodyears patent with
style rough bottoms and warranted unsurpassed by any
in the market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

C1AsH TO LOAN-ON WATCHES JEwEIRY, Ola
~ monds and yaluables of every description, the
most accommodating terms, at my private Office, No 102
Nassau street room 10. Ladies waited at their resi-
dcnce and all transactions strictly confidential No. 102
Nassau street, room 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

@ EGARS- 900 Yara for sale by DIAGO BROS CO.,
~ No OIL Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE WISHES TO
| IA obtain board in a private family, where his in
struction would be compensation. Best Of reference
can be given Address Professor Of Panoforte Herald
| Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

VTTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. BOARD IN A PRI-
w vate family, in exchange for lessons in the French
or German languages, and on the piano. Undoubted
references given Please address E. Co. box 2 SOL Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

TSARM FOR SALE-A HOUSE, BARN, AND ABOUT TEN
II of land at Fort Lee N j., ten miles from New
York, Chree ourths of mile from the ferry) on the
turnpike to Hackensack For further particulars inquire
of j. RToN No. 81 Sullivan street, New York city Also,
house and lot No 81 Sullivan street for SALE Inquire
above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

CHlCAGO AND AURORA RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Bonds.-The bonds of this company bearing seven
per cent interest with coupons attached payable semi
annually the first days of January and july at the
Mechanics Bank in this city, and having fourteen
half years mature from january 1st 1858 for sale by
G. s. ROBBINS X son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

HOA KITS NEW SOUSED SALMON; 1000 LBS. NEW
OUO Halifax smoked salmon; l, 900 lbs. New York
smoked salmon; 1000 bbls mackerel 5000 quntals
white Goldfish 1000 quarter bbls. New York shad;
100 bbls and quarters brook trout 500 boxes her
ring: for sale by NELSON WELLS L. CO., 81 Dey st.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

100 GREENWICH STREET NEXT MERCHANTS
100 Exchange Bank, corner of Dey street.-To let,
third fourth and fifth lofts in the five story brown
stone building, for manufacturing other business.
Possession be had Immediately. Inquire at Healy's
fancy store, second door below, on the premises.
CRYSTAL PAIACE-THE ADVERTISER Is ABOUT
~ erecting first class hotel fronting the Worlds Fair.
Responsible parties wishing to lease the same may have
an interview with the builder owner by leaving their
address and reference at the Herald Office directed TO
X. Y H.
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, NEW
~ York Dec 2S, 1S52The Board of Directors of this
company have this day declared dividend of per cent
all stock registered upon the books of the company at
the time of closing the same the Sd instant and pay
able In stock and after the 18th day of January next
BY order OF the Board. FRANCIS SPIES. Secretary.
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10 Alb & Schen. .118
15 Harlem RR, prefd.110
100 Utica 4 Schen RR. 100
200 Reading RR. boo. 81
100 do. =. $50. SO
5 Roch & syria RR. .l34
20 n II & N London. 641a
25 Nor Indiana RR SO. 126
20 Sixth Avenue RR. 100
200 Mich Central RR. 1867
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

NEW YORK DRY DOCK COMPANY JANUARY 4,
IN 1854 semi-an dividend Of four () per cent
the capital stock Of this company will be paid to the
stockholders and after the Sth inst BY order Of the
Board. f. T. HAYES. Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

(tANST THOU ADMINISTER TO A MIND DISEASED
~ No sir; but can forward you, receipt Of dol
lar the prescription of eminent physician in Europe,
for preventing hair from turning prematurely gray
This is bona fde and no deluson. Address Medicus,
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

DOY WANTED-A LAD OF ABOUT 10 YEARS OF AGE
I'D TO assist in general housework and to act as waiter
Good city references required Apply at 246 Mercer
street, between the hours OF 10 and II O clock.
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HURST ANNUAL BALL OF THE YOUNG MEMS RO-
I man Catholic Benevolent Association, ut Tammany
Hall, ST. Patrcks night Thursday March II, 1858.
Manahans Qnadre Band is engaged for the occasion.
Tickets dollar to be had Of the members Of Maui
rice r. Finn, chairman Charles A. Faln 81 Leonard and
10 Pine street. and D. j. Conley 80 Pearl street.
res Thomas Cody, II West street J. j. Connolly 242
Riyington street.
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FOR SALE.

t.n nnn WANTED FOR TERN OF YEARS
sDCsUOO. So 900, to be secured on fifty
farm with and valuable buildings, insured for S. OOO
per cent interest will be paid with hand some
commission Also two other Of 50 900 each pay
satisfactorily secured For particulars apply to A.
$. EASTON 20S Broad way, second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

VXIINDOW CURTAINS-PRICES REDUCED-NO. 40
w Pearl street, Of Willamette subscribers
prepared to sell the balance Of their stock of curtain
damask, lace and muslin curtains, window cornces and
all kinds of curtain trimming at Wholesale retail
CHIIDS 4 SMITH Practical Upholsterers
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NOR SAIE-A MORTGAGE FOR $500, AT SEVEN PER
cent well secured Also for sale, at cost, five shares
each of the Mechanics, Washington Irving Franklin,
and Empire Building Associations Address j., Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

VALUABLE STORE AND CORNER PROPERTY FOR
sale.One on Barclay. through 10 Vcsey street; two
thambcrs through 10 Reade street; two on Church
street three in Greenwich including three
Liberty, including corner, two in William, near
Pine street five Broadway one in Beaver street;
in Maiden lane five Franklin street. four in Beekman;
Benson and Leonard streets three
Blcecker street: Hudson street.
on Canal street and two Washington street.
For terms opply to CHAUNCEY BARNARD III Pine ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

A USTRAIIA.-A REMUNERATION WILL BE GIVEN
n to any person obtaining the advertiser passage
the above place He offers his services and will bind him
self for period, to any gentlemen going the above
named place Is good baker by trade and understands
his business well No objection to go baker board
Of some ship going there for passage. Address NJ H.
G.. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

d, = REwARD-LOST, ON THE NIGHT OF WEDNES
ssC day Jan 18th, (supposed to have been left in
carriage going from Cortandt street ferry to Brooklyn
bundle of articles viz cloth vest embroidered; Victo
ria wooden shawl also, articles for children Please call
at No. 100 Court street, Brooklyn.
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SPORTING.

TOMMY WALKER Il TO BE FOUND AT No. a..
81 Canal street three doors west of Broadway, where
he viii be happy to his old and friends Spsrring
taught every hour OF tho day Gentlemen attended ~
their own residence Apply as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

UPSTREAM WANTED.-A MAN THAT Is COMPE-
~ tent to take charge OF first class restaurant and
who bring the best of references from his last employ
ers No others need apply Apply to DAVID II. HAINEs,
Montague Hall Brooklyn.
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LIQUORS.

VTASSAR'S POUGTIKEEPSIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ed 1797.--The undersigned continue to manufacture
the celebrated Poughkeepse pale amber and XXae and
porter for home consump tion and the markets of Cali
iornia South America Australia and the Indies. For
shipping the article put up heretofore in wood
and iron bound casks manufactured expressly for such
purpose Orders received at their depot, ZIG Warren
street, New York, or at the brewery, Poughkeepsie
NJ yASSAR A. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

DRO0KLYN HEIGHTS.-FOR SALE, THE ELEGANT
Id house and lot l46 Columbia street running through
to Furman street The location for beauty OF prospect
and pure air not eAcced by any other in the world
Wall street ferries Apply at 1874 Fulton ST., New York
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WTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, HIS LADY, AND
w child, a suite of rooms, with modern improvements
in respectable family where there other boarders
Location il possible, near South ferry, Brooklyn Address
G, box l25 New York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

tN Z nnA WANTED-FOR FIVE YEARS AT
DCaOOOseyen per cent, on leasehold property, in
eade rtreet west Of and Broadway twenty
run, with renewals at $500 ground rent valued ut
81 200; will rent for $1,000. Apply to BEEBE s. HAL
LETT 1915 Broadway Office Is.
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between Hicks and Henry, eighty odd dollars pinned
to bill of Mrs Dayton, mostly bills on the Bank of the
Republic Whoever will return the same to the subscriber
at his house 40 Pacific street at store 100 Front
street, will be suitably rewarded.
JAS l.. VARICK 100 Front street
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TNOR SALE-THE SL0OP CITIZEN. SHE CARRIES
T. 40 tons is in first rate order for any business
she is well calculated for the lumber trade Inquire OF
MIDDIETON BELL. No. "a Cortandt street.
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rT'FFTH LOST-TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
i On about the LIST inst, fun set of upper ard
lower teeth, gold plates, were mislad or lost The
above reward will be paid for their recovery Apply at
345 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28

NJ sopose 70 Buy the support Of any wing Of hi,
p.,t or Of any individual in it. SO the Colonels
IDS may be expected to growi on for some time at
IS
Peter G. Washington, the former Sixth
n .ofice) Auditor of the Treasury is again appli-
csai OF The same poet He was capital officer 90 far
:, q, nights and intercsts Of the Government were
c.pcere5 but was most heartily disliked by his subor
dvates one and all Tie rumor that he striving TO
ne -estosed, has caused terrible hutter among the
el.rks employed In all branches Of the Postofce De-
rsrt,aent. who will so combine and labor against him
a .o1eoder bis disappointment well nigh impossible.
Mr.. Henry X. Smith, Of Buffalo, who is here,
Of course. wans Diplomatic appointment.
MoSTMoRENcT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
Extra session Of the United state. senate.


The attention of the President having been
called 10 the proceedings of Congress at the close Of is
session ON the ith Of March, 1851 from which appears
that the constitutional term Of that body held not to
have expired until IL O'Clock at of that day and
notice having been issued agreeaby former usage to
convene the Senate IL O'clock A. NJ the ith OF
March next and il apparent that such call is In con-
dict with the decision Aforesaid
Now, therefore, as well for the purpose OF removing
all doubt ne legality of such call "a OF establishing
precedent Of what is deemed proper mode OF con
venng the Senate, T. Willard Fillmore President OF the
United States have considered to be my duty to issue
this my proclamation, reyoking said call and hereby
declaring that an extraordinary occasion requires the
Senate Of the United States convene for the transac
ton OF business az the Capitol in the City Of Washing
ton on Friday the ih day of March next At IL o'clock
vi of that day Of which all who shall At that time
be entitled act members OF that body, are hereby
required 20 take notice.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th day Of Feb
uary, A. D., 1883 and Of the Independence OF the
Uuited Stairs the seventy seventh
(SisneD MrILARD FILLMORE.
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Illinois Currency.

To Ne Edifor az TIE ". Y. Tribune
In the money article OF morning paper 81
9th nst reference Is made to the movement BY tho
American Exchange Bank to aid In doodiny the Citg
with the W I'D Cat" currency Of Illinois, rcmarhinS
that the securities deposited by these banks conase.
Ing mostly of the Stock Of tho State OF loos. would
in time ofneed prove eafroiy nsuoieii for the rscnr
ton of the bills In the morsy article OF the rsts d
note its tone.
"The American Exchange Bank has entered upon the
redemption Of uncurreut money upon system much
more favorable, much more liberal, aud much uiore
comprehensive than any other previously in operation.
Il snys the American Exchange Bank hes stopped b.
the community AMI an Institution, and afforded ia
ciies for the redemption ofthe issues othe most
banks al rates which will groa. deal OF money"
Not stepped between but into the community, to forca
the who but his dollar per day, to rocavs
from bis employer but 934 cents This is the saving -
the right person and IN the right place, rs ~ Al ths
wing apparent Ia 20 the American Exchange Bank. which
shsyes the same bills perhaps every day IN the week,
three times the 1bcoant OF our New York State money!
thereby saving TO tself IL per cent az a. share OF tho
puIder This a the reisftO the public afforded by thu
deliberate and coolbooded plsn, 10 grind out Of ths
poor three fourth Of cent on every dosf Vt hls
earnings.
The Bank does afford facilities for tho redemption "a
these issues yes sndt aords threeiod facilities for put,
ting them INTO the hands of the public The writer Of
the article alluded b. wants less Distinction IN the lssnss
of the Western Banks We want greater ditlnctl0n-~
such a Distinction viii eventually force out 81
existence much o. the "WBd Cat currency redeemed
by te American EXCHANGE bank. lie piyccuOn 20 tle
operations ftho Metropolitan Bank H. that "doss not
take bills Of doubtful chGrada" Very true, it does not
and hope IL will take such u all sufficient
n at one re pectalr Bank In WalStreet siOsh under
take % give currency unsafe money liHs improving
the currency OF New York. The Metropolitan Bank
deavoFs 10 merit the favor Of the public by giving % 10
snd receging from L nothing Of a doubtful character
The expression OF the business men 0f this City In
protest ~ the Legislature against the operations Of th3
American Exchange Oakland others ~ put ino circs
alion this currency TOO strong 10 bo dsr
gsrded There Is bat ffle dan Of the Of the
plan hthe sners OF this protest refuse % recys ths
bills Of tho BANKS of circulation loesfsd Ia Illinois All
lndisns, owned md doing business in Wal. street
MERCHANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the United states.

The steamship United States. VIM. C. Bcr-
ry commander arrived al this port at o'clock this
morning from Aspinwall, with $50 passengers aud
sll2O 90 treasure to Jones & Johnson.
The United States left Aspinwall Feb. Is,
at BOP NJ, and Kingston, Jam, Feb. 81, H3P.M
The United States connected with the steam
ship Cortes, tof the New York and san Francisco
steamship line which ship arrived at Panama ljth
Feb, at 8 A NJ, from San Francisco Feb. LIST. The
steamship Tennessee arrived Panama The evening
ofthe 18th
The United States brings dates from
Jarnaica 10 Feb r. from Australia to Nov. n. The
British bark Larue, from Melbourne 70 Panama,
brought II passengers mostly Americans who have all
brought their pes and speak in the highest terms Of
the country
The California news has been anticipated by
the recent arrival, via Acapulco, at New Orleans
The health Of the Isthmus remained good,
aud tie roads across are rapidly improving.
The steamship Sierra Nevada had arrived
Al Panama IL 81 days from NewYork, the quickest
pssssge ever made she left Valparaiso Jan 81. News
rot very important
Thursday, Feb. -, at A. ~, passed
Steamship bound South. Friday 9th, lat 30 % Ion.
- H. passed Steamship, supposed TO be the Unele
sam.
The following is the Specie List Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
spirits md Knee-Ioints.
To ne Edi,oy Of en- Y T,ibvAs


noticed by The Tribune, some days since,
ha, one Of the veritable Buffalo DOCTOR Ind turned
up again and very much 10 the aInuseuyat Of many
Of your readers be was still harpssg on my dsuga'
ter or rather on the during child OF the University Of
BudAlo--snes pom 0iqsy. When solearneds body make
a great discovery II SAorn be treated with sonistaias
better than r.tlcule aud ms Pathsc siaaion TO the
treatsr, the learned a. D. had received at tho hanis
Of too rcredalogs public, In The eonln1uEesson Of
"a Buaso Doctor slrnozt persasded me 10 refrain
from noticing H. But then all new things must run tbs
gauntlet Of merciIes. estien and opposing facts ant
90 venture 10 mention one or two, witt all due re-
gard 70 the tender feelings Of the afflicted diseovesers
Of new and important oyogy.
Afew evenings since, called at the house d Mrs.
Brown formerly Mrs. Fish), No. ~ West Twenty.
sixihs,., and found there large company, mostly
strangers 10 me, making investigations 81 the alleged
Spiritual phenomena After various experiments. .
gentleman from sout..ern State, with myself held up
long table that the feet some sE inches (ros
taS fooy and At request the sounds made
the under side pparenty Of the bed Of the table very
ioud ard dis;net and with much force that We could
not, With al our strength keep them from profacng
yibrstoIy nOtion. DarIEg the nme the sounds were
being produced another very sksytied genfcinen w@
On his knee examining he Eoor saa onlef pa' =. us
rib sor pttkss reach Of li< tIk during tho TINS 1s
sounds we're &c made. VIII "A Baaslo Doctor, on sny
Of The known lava Of seoases attempt 70 ssoe tn1
SQUAD and Eacton pEodred On .sa-pe2eo 'aois W ne
iL9ueree Of knee or sn<e Joi1.n'
For tie bandredth time In ne eourse OF nay Ia
yessirssions this morning, tired tne cushion expert
rntrf y IA fie Ea4ne mecilm shs sat IN q Cushioned
cir viii large cushion under her feet, A0 hssls
egfiaa on ne cushion and tie sounds were made -
freeiy a. eyes-nos On the eushon bu. On the Roar
not laslaed, Bat clear sld ass'nct Toe measn ssso
tod ~ on iae cu1Ecn, and tae resua wss ne sae.
Dcetsr IT take tast s5C0, you pissse fcr an GER
tairly a very @ehsri.abie inst1suoou, mysI-gsec
Charitable enough % believe yoa konsse p1s dssaoe1
and tnss b. certainly preay large nslss A.. 6ss,,
IL eoneazol,I vii .olov iee e1raks. !. w. 800 A.
ard a. he orers ago lorthe "n.edirna 20 Pso,s -
hey srs not "hunabugs," VIZ mss ~ 49,
srtlorzes me 70 oser he same slnoans nf - Sauss
M nd thesr cD.alusorA, 20 prove tnAs ~ -
-. ss.'rts,sS lyon have my name, M. kd1to<.
"a ~ + .ra rssporss 'e--tor my sssfencun
rsvYs~s. Fee - isoa :.
The following i-s., 'sc-, ds''aS' ia
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BY TELEGRAPH.
sse,n Telegraph oce, corner Of La"0'er and Bea'''i'
Corare ssionaI Items and Gossip Mt the
Capital.


Corare ssionaI Items and Gossip nj the
Capital.
sssisl D,,yofo, 10 IRE N r. T'1svs
WASHINGTON, Feb. az, 1853.
Senator Houston will endeavOr to get
chance Mt Mr. Csss on the Monroe resolutions His
success is, however, doubtful
Mr. Mason will introduce bill, intended TO
supplen MIR Pearce in the Civil and Diplomatic Appro
prstion bill providing to pay Texas pro rata as fast rs
she flee with the Secretary of State releases from her
creditors.
No other business is expected during the
remainder Of the Session. oxcep, the Appropriation
bill The House will make final attempt on tuesday
20 psss the French spolation bill
The duty will be taken off Railroad IRON
Tuesday night the French Minister is to give
superb party in honor Of the marriage OF Napoleon
Third.
The Prussian Minister gave splendid dinner
yesterday,
The Heads of Departments in both the old
and new Cabinets are expected to give parties respee
lively 10 Mr. and Mrs Crttenden The fshionabios at
the National Hotel are night in perfect furore at
these transcendent nuptials EYE.