The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1871, Page 1

' a ccaeeees WHOLE NO. 12,578. NEW YOR THE NEW YORK HERALD. K, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1871,—WITH SUPPLEMEN DIRECTORY FOR {DVERTISERS. ABCRERENTS. -SKOOND PaGr--Fourth, fifth and alxth ASTROLOGY—Suventu Paar--Fourth column, LODGING WANTED—SB00ND PacR— ARD—SROOND BROOKLYN SRA ESTATE FOR SALB-SRcoND BUSINESS GEPURTUNITIES—SEVENTH PAGR—Third col- ‘umn. (CES—Firtu Page—Sixth colamn. Oi READ GoTATE FOR SALE—SR00OND Page—Second OuERRS AND SALESMEN—SEVENTH Pagr—Second col- ‘uma. SLOTHING—Sevent PAgE—Fourth column, QHOTHING, AND GARDENERS--SzVENTH PAGR—Second HIPR—Finsr PAGR—Sixth column. SOPARTNERSHIPS..SevEWTH PaGk—Third column. DANGING ACADEMIKS—Seconp PagR—Fifth column. DRY GOODS—Fixsr PAGR—Sixth column. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- FURNISHED—Sbhven7H FAGE—Fifth column, BUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—Finst PagE—Fifth and sixth EUROPE--SRconND Pagr—First column. FINANCIAL—Fiss? PaGR~ Fourth and fifth columns, FOR SALI—Freer PAGk—Third FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— BEVENTH PAGE...Fifth column. SkVENTH Page—Sixth column, FRENOH ADVERTISEMENTS--SEvENnvH PaGE—Second column. HELP WANTED-MALES—Szventi PAGR—Second col- omn. HELP WANTED—FEMALES—SevENTH PAGE—First and CARRIAGES, £0.—Frest PAGE—Second and ird HOTELS—SkoOND PaGR-First column, HOUSES KOOMS, eo. INSURANCE-—SEVENTH PAGR-Sixth column. INSTRUCTION—SrvyN'TrH PAGE—Sixth commn. Fine? PaAGE—Third column. D—SkOOND Paok—Third column, MACHINERY Fins Pacx—Third colomn. SRCOND PAGE—Third column. ‘Vhird column. BOARD AND First FURNITURE. WANTED —#1E8T LOST AND FOU MARBLIC MANT! MEDICAL—SeveNTA Paar MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTVISEMENTS—TeNtu Pagr— Sixth column, MISCELLANLOUS--Seventu PaAGr—Sixth column, Np PaGe.-Fifth column, AL—Fins? PAGE- First column. POST OFFICE NOTLO. PROPERLY O'T ‘Third column. inst PAGE--First column. Y FOR SaLE OR TO a 0 EXCHANGE—SBCOND PAGE: REAL ESTATE WANTSD—SECOND PaGR—Third column, RELIGIOUS NOTICES.-SRVENTH PaGr—-Sixth column, ERGWAKDS—Sxoonp Paor—Third column. AY AUCTION--SEVENTH P HONS WANTED-—FEMALES—SEVENTH = PAGE- ‘irst column. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES-—SEVENTH PAGE—Sec- -Frast PAGR—First column. First Pagr—Second Ge--Fourth column. PAGE-Second column. NLSS PURPOSES. NISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— ¢—-Sixth column. ANTY YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, & SEVENTH PAGE ROOND PAGE—Fifth column, Yims? PAGE—First column. PERSONAL. ON WO KNOWS THE ADDRE: N. Adams (muiden name Bohey), who 6 su; be living near New York, and wio England, about titty ing the wame two J warded upon send HN WESTCOMBE, New Yorks Herald HOMER—I WILL SEE YOU THIS EVENING at time and place previously named. Be prompt, ADDRESS ALL LETT. INE HENAULT, ED TO CALL AT MESSES. DEAT IS RI LWEY & CASADO'S, 104 Feuri street. RB ADOPTION--A FINE, HEALTUY BOY, THREE etween Washington and 4 Chariex street, JON WANTED—O¥ MR, HIRAM OR HARRY Boyle, a ative of county Cavan, Treland. the year 1chI he left Edtnbury John Gaffney, and went to New York, A ito will be thankfwiy received by GAYLO! Beekman street, New York. with his brother-in-law, Mr. infor mation of D WATSON, 16 NFORMATION WANTED OF THE OWNER OF THE Hepp Goid Mize, situated in Pow Creck township, Meck- communicate with the undersigned, it may be to his. advaninge. WILLIAM 8, NORMENT. lenburg, N. C. at Charlotte, N. mame is Tappin or fapen. F THE HEIRS OF WILLIAM WALKER, DECEASED, who was in the employ of the New Jersey Zine Company in the years 1:51 ond 1592, will addresa C., Herald office, they ‘will near of something to their advantage. F CATHARINE SCANLON WILL PLEASE Cartle Gaeden Eapress office she will hear trom her brother who Is in Austraiia. WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHY YOU DISAPPOIN 1 went and dfd not see you, F, ‘OME BALK, ALL WILL BE AT YouR RE- pee em, Ee. Npore, ary ight pica B80, wih oust sould i wi yal mor an itarien ata TO ba Bal Apply ‘at BAS Weat ‘Twenty-fourth atroet, between 10 and 19 A. M. streets,” Address, stating full particulars, G. R., box 2,467 Post ofice, location must bet h and Forwuvt JOR SALE—IN LARUE LOTS, SPRINGFIELD AND EN- field rifled Muskets, new; the attontion of foreign buy- gre invited; principals ‘ouly dealt with, “Address box 388 ‘ost oilice, STALLIONS. _ OR SALE—STALLION 6 YEARS OLD ON THE 4TH of April, 1871; color bay, biack pointa; no white; aired yy Pla dam Fanny Hill (owned by General Ransom, of North Carolina), by imported Monarch ; gr, dam by Wagner. ‘This horse ia very bandsome, rides and drives in ati ‘and and would make a handsome Park hack will be withdrawn after March 1. ‘This bores 1 as represented from blemish + rice 880, or terme and further particulars, address HARRISON, Sun office, tmore, Md. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. T BARKER & HAMLIN'S: CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTERSALLS, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street. MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER. Regular auction sales EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. TWENTY-FOUR HOURS allowed for trial on EVERY HORSE SOLD der warranty. A LARGE DRIVING BinG IN THE MART, FOR SHOWING Horses on sale. CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK. HANDSOME, Ripetopa and fast bay trotting Mare, 15 high, 7 years old; fine, stylish and handy driver; has a re- cord of 3:444¢, and can beat three minutes to-day; {8 aftaid of nothing; can be driven by a lady; warranted sound and kind. WITHOUT RFSERVE, of Portland Sletghs, to close balance of consigninent. SORREL HORSE, 15% high, 8 years old; warranted sound and Kind Ja all hardess; free ‘and eaay driver ; sharp road- ater. ONE NEW ROCKAWAY, to pay advances. TWO FINE TOP EXPRESS Wagons, ONE ELEGANT WHITE Fox Kobe, cost 8125. FOUR SETS light Double Phaeton Harness. TWO NO-TOP Businesa Wagons, BROWN MARE, 1639 high, 8 years o! and tre in nll harness; fine stylish driver, PSRYERAL TOP AND NO-TOP Road Wagons; best city muildera. BAY HORSE, 16 HIGH. 9 years old; warranted sound and king in all harness; good worker, Buffalo, Wolf, Angora, Fox, White Fox Skin Robes, Lap Lamb's Wool Mais, Horse Clothing, Whips, Haiters, ‘Also’ several other Horses, Full description at alo, SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account of weather. ‘A —SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS. warranted kind Fortiand Sletzhs, #26, worth sbi, Portland Sle Ba worth R65, Portland Sieia) worth $90. ‘Trimmed Sleighs, $78, worth $100. Pony four ses a well, $150, worth $205. Six seat Swell, $259, worth +350. One Stivers’, second hand, nearly new,$175 worth $200. One Douole Runner Express or Ps ger Sleigh. Bells, Robes, Blankets, 20 per cent below cost. Call and be convince: WILLIAM H. GRAY, 20, 22, 24 and 26 Wooster street. ~-SLEIGHS, ROBES, BLANKETS, &C. A few more left. The balance are offered very low to close ont quickly. Also very superior lot of Harness, balance of consiiument. sold to pay advances. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, 68 Liberty street. A. TEAM OF GOOD HORSES WANTED—FOR FARM. ing purposes, in exchange for a Piano; can be selected from a large stock; or cash. Inquire at S68 Bleecker ‘A BARGE FAMILY SLEIGH, WITH LEATHER TOP and three seata, mace to ‘order and cost $700, can be had at a reasonable price. Address V. W., Herald office. 638 BROADWAY-SLEIGHS, SLEIGH inges, Harness and Robes of every descrip- market prices, Lot second hand Sléighs and ges (o let by week or month. T witty: Rolle, A LARGE ASSORTMENT, ALL STYLES, CUTTERS, Ponies, Six Seats Family Sleighs, Albany and Portland atterns; 25 1 prices; Bells, Kobes, &c. fo Nevins street, Brooklyn. ~SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, BELLS, ROBES, + Blanket t summer prices, at 1.401 Broadway, near bp JAMES JENKINS. 14 WEST NINETEENTE straps Bells, three Robes, cc ! AT streettwo Seige, 0 verv cheap. Call at once. ‘ANTED--A HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS IN exchange for a valuable Patent for the Southern Sutes. Call on or M. H. KIMBALL, 261 East Fifty-seventh treet, 2 — SE: $85, BAY HORSE; LARGE BAY, | the new Seven Thirt 65 Bil. tees of wo, ibe 163g hands, to yearel THEY OFFER AT good workers, 764 Washington si jank, grocery. + t, corner of o'clock. NEY, No. 9 Chambers street, New 96 Warren street, Brooklyn. CONFECTIONERY strect, trons; number of pupils JENISON, 154 East Twent great sacrifice; Bakeries, splendid Reataurant ani tloneries, Cotfee and Cake Saloon, Meat Markets, Fish and Oyster Markets, changed. loon, ‘right of Broadway. Cady, ture, Valttables, Securities, Commercial Paper, General Me chandise, eo, AKERY FOR SALE.—CRACKER, BREAD, CAK« | Upon the Nerthern Facitlc Halirond by Witn 15,000 tuhabitants, and @ good surroun miles; established lAyears, with a good recor TRUTT inguire at 69 Bat T AR AND BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE.—INQUIRE 200 Sleighs. Largest assortment at lowest mar- vices. Old Sleluhs and Bells taken in exchange, Open WITTY, 8 Broadway. | Bion ICE CREAM SALOON FOR sale, In a good locail and Fixtures for sale; well establishe Address Miss MARLAN nth street. —FOR SALE CHEAP--A FINK COUNTRY GROCERY Store; also a Ligior Store, near Brooklyn ferry, at onfer MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, u's und Liliie’s makes, at low prices. ‘Safes ex- 0. C. QUIRK, No, 3 Park place. POSITIVE GREAT BARGAIN.—A REALLY NEAT and admirably located Sample, Billiard and Oyster 8a Apwly immediately to JAMES 515 Wavhington street. Money loaned on Furn! and Vie Bakery, located at Waterbury, Conn., a cit ding field of 1 |. For relay street, Address MEIG ', Waterbury, Conn, at ol Cortlandt street, in the basement. NOSTUME DEPOT FOR SALE—WILL BE SOLD LOW a great chan RUG STORE FOR SALE -SPLENDIDLY FITTED se; cholce stock ; price 3,300. Apply to 2. GAFFNEY CO., 285 Bowery. if applied for soon; profits by August will reach 5$3.500; p; buainess $12 per day; rent #260 per year; lon City Post omtce, OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF ‘au old established Jewelry Store in the Bowery. Apply | ditional ev ide! 30. MCKIBBIN, 49 Greene street, fourth floor, ject TOR SALE—A FISH AND OYSTER MARKET, ESTAB- lished twelve years, Sickness the reason for selling, | tinguished Representative, “there Is a. forest. which, Rent cheap. One hundred bushela of oysters by quart per week, Inquire at 192 Division street, opposite Jeiferson. o RUG STORE FOR SALE ‘agood trade. Price $3, (OR SALE--A SET OF KENO TOOLS, NEW, AND OF VOR SALI Apply on premises, Grand Hotel, Broadway, corner Thirty: first street, OR. SALE-. Fixture: OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF COR- ner Barroom, near the principal ferries. Cali at ROBIN. | remarked still another Senator, “one hundred and twenty ington. miles wide and reaching two thousaud miles In extent, sui. street. the largest size. 1,160 Broadway. GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING STOR! firet class clean Stock and Fixtures ble for a physician; very low rent; or will sell Stock an Address KINGSTON, 'S, 68 Cortlandt street, corner of W: ture of a first class Restaurant. desirably located in T 2 BARCLAY 8STREET.—PORTLAND SLEIGHS, ONE or two seats, trimmed untrimmed; good article at nominal! prices previous to removal, February1. HICKS. SLEIGHS. A. rs as Gould, of Albany, and price to close them out. AM’S, Fourth street and Broadway. N ELEGANT FAMILY SLEIGH, FOR SIX PERSONS. also acyortment single and double Rleighe, selling off Tegardiess of coat; also Westchester and Coupe Rockaways, TAYLOR'S, 59) T COST—SLEIGHS, BELLS, ROBES, BLANKETS, Harness, swtable for all purposes a fine assortment of Wagons of ail kinds, &., at the cheap stand, corner of Hud- son and Spring streets, ItTLE & TURNER. owe cht N_ ELEGANT SIX SEAT FAMILY SLEIGH, COST 8495, never used, price #250; eeveral tro horse Family Bleighs, original manufacturer's cost _$3°5 ; prices reduced to $25. TTFY"8, Broadway. (ALBANY SLEIGH FOR SALE_SEATS FOUR, TRIM: med with erimson pinsh, nearly new, with pole and Shafts. Apply at stable of A. &G. POLHEMLS, Division avenue, near Fourth street, Williamsburg. N CAN I SEE YOU? AD- RSITY, Herald olfice. RGIE, HAIRDRESSER, BAST SEVENTH et, will pleage call om Aira. ANDRE! ‘Weet Ninth street, ACCOUNT OF ARSEN: eivo letter in time t ADY WITH ¢ OM TOWN DID NOT letter will reach you. ABYSSINIA, Herald oflice. Gene BUT NOT FOR LACK SUIT, BROADWAY waiked to Kivhth street you correspond with gen- Address JOSEF AUS, ALL BLONDE LADY IN Bi stage to Grand Central Hot and took Fourth avenue v Heraan who admni box 116 Herald ofice ‘Twenty-iitth strect and took Third avenue ear, Wednes- day morning, about 10 4. M.. and noticed gentleman who ae Where an interview cau be had, N. B., Herald ollice Wits BE At Home suNDay, FOUR, THIS DAY, 10 A. M. PEOLAL, NOTICES, MERICAN INSTITUTE—ANN klection for Trustees and Coramittees for the ensuing ear will be heid at ils rooms in the Cooper Build hurasay, the Sth day of Febraary, 1871. open from 8 to $ o'clock P.M. UAL ELECTIO! on he polis will be HORACE GREELEY, President, Gxogar PRYTON, Kecording Secretary. ~A.—OF FICIAL DRAWINGS SIMMONS & COS Li ALABAMA—BXTEA CLASS PADUCAN—CLASS NO. 46. KENTUOKY—EXTRA OLABB NO. H5—JANCARY. KENTUCKY—OLANS NO. 146-—J3AN1 rmation ftirnisiea’ and cireularasent in abovi > Royal Havana Lotientes. U6 Broadway, 108 f uiton street ana No. XO TO THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL AND. ¥ feseor WESTON. He is curing every one that is with Stammering in the speech. FICE OF NARRAGANSETT FIRE AND MARINE 3. CLUTE, broker, Insurance Company, Providence, Notice is hereby given that Mr. WILLIAM H. K tania day been appoloted Agent of this Company (or the city Office, 180 ens of New York. OYAL HAVANA | LOTTERY Wholes, $52, currency; shares in BATES & CO., 174 Broadway, New York. STAMMERING.—PARTIES TROUBLED WITH THIS } unplessaut habit ean be cured by cailing on Dr. RICH, he highest references giveu. Con: OF — CUBA—$100,000 $3 East Tweifth etree swiation Iree of charg MENTS.FLATBUSH, FORT Hamilton and New Utrecht. The collectors will be at No. 15 Chambers street, New York, Wednesday, feb. 1, trom 10 A. M. tol P. M., and at 202 Montagne street, a Brooklyn, the same day, from 2 to P.M. CUBRENCY.--ROYAL HAVANA AND KEN. Prizes cashed and JOSEPH BATES & CO., Mreet. Box 4,264 Fost office. Branch oflice, 447 Broome si CURRENCY.—ROYAL prizes caked; information ew the (rade supplied. ; eirentara sent. HAVANA LOTTERY; circulars sent: J. B. MARTINEZ & Ci ret ; box 4,085 New York Post office. FOR WHOLE TICKE’ Royal Havana’ Lottery, SOc. ; quarter, Se, Supplementary ; determined hy the drawlnz of the Ro vana Lotiery. For information address LUTHY & Greenwich street. __ POST Orr O87 OFFICE NOTICE The mails for Edzrop 1, wii! cloxe et this office on Thursday at § A. M. and o1 during the week ending Saturday, ov Wednesday at 653 n Saturday at Sy A.M. H. JONES, Postmi LAMBOATS, &C. YACHT JAMES, NOW For particniars hip News oifice, ing at the first Janding, to THOMAS RL ball slip, wer 1, East river, New York. GOOD ORDER, *chooner yacht ON, Herald SI QIOR SALE-IN Flying Jib, Jib Topaan, Hemp Can be seen ‘at WILSON'S 8 and Roseveit streets, ANTED—A STEAMBOAT OF adie of carrying a fow passengers, light fre be in good order and cheap. ‘Address STEAM- ; Herald ofiee. insell, Fovesail, J t, corner South LIGHT DRAUGHT, SLOOP, ALL FOUN jan: second hand. Address J, Y.. Brook- ELLS, BLANKETS, ROBES.—LARGEST ASSORT- ment Sieizhs, Bells, Robes; all sty'es Carriages; 100 second hand Carriazes, selling off cheap. H, B. WITTY & CO., 10 Nevins street, Brooklyn. BELUSSUBIGH BELLS, AT WITTYS, BROADWAY; every style, Dexter included, from Ac. to 825; lot sec: ond hand cheap. Sieighs at greatly reduced prices, Near Bleecker sireet. EXTER SLEIGH BELLS—LIGHTEST AND BEST Belis mm the market. All other styles gilt and silver Belis, from 60c. to #25, Open till 9 o'clock. WITTY, Broadway. HORSES, SUITABLE FOR ALL 8200 rial allowed. Apply at OR SALE—LIGHT from $0 chester Hotel, 166 Washingtoi OR SALE—A SUPERIOR DOURLE SLEIGH, POLE and Shafis, suitable for road team or single horse; built Saunders, and im good order. Apply at STIVERS Co riage Factory, Thirty-Drat it of Lexington avente. JOR SALE-A SINGLE PORTLAND SLEIGH; USED onc best make and very handsome, M. W. WALL, 113 Wall street. OR SALE—A CLOSE COACH; THE PROPERTY OF jente gentleman; suitable for hackman, Apply at MILLWARD’S Stables, corner Forty-fourth street, Fifth at OR SALE CHEAP—TWENTY SOUND YOUNG Horzes, sultabie for all kincs of heavy work, at KIN- NEY'S Express Stabie, 350 and 854 West Twelfth street. \REAT BARGAINS IN HORSES.—THREE SPLENDID T Canadian cart Hovses, young, sound and kind, for sale cheap; horougily trained to work, Inquire at KIMMEY'S stabies, 350 and so2 West Tweifth slreet, saws ANT PORTLAND SLEIGHS, ‘ces greatly redaced, TES, 1,505 Broadway. t PORTLAND SLEIGH FOR SALE; At $2 Mangin street, near Stanton. Po TWO. price #4) OT SECOND HAND SLEIGHS FOR SALE CHEAP, oid 8} taken in trade. At WITTY'S, 883 broadway. Open till 9 o'clock. PARATE, STABLE TO LET.REAR OF 876 WEST ‘Thirty-fifth street. Room for conchman and tamily. AKIN & FERRY, 10 Water stre HAWK MARE FOR SALE-—154 single or double; superior sleigh eap at 105 West Fortieth street. PLENDID BLA ©) hands, can trot animal. Will sell ¢ Guerans, i at cost. Cutters $25 and upwards. Pony Sleighs $175 and upwards. Six seat Sleighs 8180 and upwards, WOOD BROTHERS co., ‘749 Broadwa: Re EELS TWO FINE SIX SEAT; ALSO SEVERAL four seat Pony Sleiz! Albany Cutters and Portlanis; iT ie all our own make; best hickory and warranted; low prices. W. 8. BERRY & SONS, Carrmge and Sleigh Builders, Hackensack, N. J. ILEIGHS, SLEIGH BELLS, SLEIGHS.— NSE S Low hi et Gis rere hand Slet; Sneek at greatly reduced prices, to close out, at CALVIN "| 8 Brondway. Taha XLEIGHS OF ALL STYI —BY DAY, WEEK, S “or season, ‘at reasonable prices, Lot second band izhs tor sale obeap, at WITTY'S, 638 Broadway, neat PORTLAND | SLEIGHS FOR i6i Wiiltam atreet, up ILEIGHS.—A SPLENDID STOCK, OF MY OWN CELE. brated make, inciiding my reuowned Dexter Speed Cnt. ter; also « number of second hand, at Jow prices, and 8 Olar- ences, In prime order. pith STIVERS, 144 to 162 East Thirty-Grst street, between Third and Lexing ton avenues, JLEIGH FOR SALE.—N S FOUR SEATED SLEIGH, nearly now, and fuest pair Coach Horses in New Yor Will be sold weparatoly or together, 215 West Forty: trad street, near Seveuth avenue. i QUBIGH WANTED-SECOND BAND, CAPABLE OF SS ‘seating four persona; must be well upholate Dolo and sbaits. ‘Call ou ROBERY J prmacere QLEIGUS.IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE THE &Y sleigh avd vell trade I will keep store open until 9 o’elock, Great inducements to partica iyi to seil again, ITTY, 688 Broadway, HOR -THE BRST AND MOST innocent med in the world fs Tobias’ Derby Condi- tion Powders, If koops the water clear, destroy dots, increases the appetite, allays fever and give a fine coat. It has been used by thousands of horsemeg jn this intry and in Bnagland during the past ten years.) 0. per wold by the druggists and saddiers, Depot 10 Pa ¢ pice. 1 LET—PRIVATE STABLE, AT 146 WEST PE TIETH street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; dr stalls, Apply to JOHN J. TOWNSEND, 00 Wall atri Fy OR SALE—CHEAP, A WELL PAYING GROCERY y with Apartments. If not sold at | followin, private aale will be sold at auction on Tuesday. Apply to P. | resistered, GAFFNEY & CO. OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE best Grocery and Liquor tore im the Fourth ward, with | of seven und three-tenths per Horse and Wagon if not sold privately, will be sold by auc- | Ist of January and July. tion on Monday, street, or to J. CARSIN & CO., I ‘OR SALE—THE FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL OF paying boarders. Will be ao street. Seas A AR OR SALB_LEARE AND FIXTURES OF A FISH AND Oyster Market ‘th street, one door from broadway, Willecasburg Address or apply 0 8. & CRANE, Ts | Derma Store; rent $19 226 Bowery. th inst. Apply at the store, 68 James a nicely located Boarding House, now filled with good (OR SALE OR TO LET -ONE OF THE FINEST MEAT IRST CLASS FRENCH SAUSAGE FACTORY FOR sale—In consequence of the present owner leaving the | xt ail times in their control, as jaurens stroet, in the French restau- | average land to ever bonds, beside the railroad franchises, city. Inquire at 16 rant, between Houston and Prinoe. ROCERY FOR SALE.—A BAKGAIN, WITH LEASE; NE OF HERRING'S LARGEST IRON SAFES FOR : » FOR COUPONS-TRE OOD: sale, nently new, suitable for banking or ecmmercial ANY TIME FOR COUPONS, THE COU purposes, at an extremely low price, tbe parties having re- tes z fod from Dusivess, Cail at 62 Walker street. TERED, AND KOTH THO} ESTAURANT FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS; IN GOOD oughfare; im edi rare opportunity. D. 0. HYDE, 42 $1.25 WILL PURCHASE THE GOOD WILL, bo} 9) quor store; this is a chance in a thousan by copyrizht; RIGHT, Herald ofice, NINGS, machinist, 239 East For Markets in the city, doing a good business; reason for store 25 feet front, finished basement, deing a good busi: ness; will sell Lease and Fixtures; would suit any other business ; other business reason for selling; no agents. &18 Sixth avenue, corner Fort eighth street, orde: tronage; near Wall street; great thor- e possession ; owner changing business; ‘ine street. ; good p 8 ock and Fixtures of a ppoeene corner lie JOHN A. DUN, 238 Bo! 50 WILL) BUY A WELL ESTABLIS! 9) manufacturing business (in Brooklyn), ge prolits over 200 per cent. Address CO! MACH GOOD SECOND HAND for fine work, will_be sold + stationary Engines; pric amine: Wright's Cutoff Engines durabiiity and stmpiletty ; Boilers, kc. Depot 31 Cortlanat str ing establishment, Apply to DRONE & HAWES, ‘251 Broadwa: (OR SALE--THREE. BOILERS, 95 Fi bars, pipea, valves, & removed in one week} price for the lot $1,000, ‘Apply to ENGINEER, 250 Plymouth street, Brooklyn. Po, SALE CHEAP—STEAM EN Buildings to let. Apply to F. street, Brooklyn, At 77 BLEECKER STREET, NE, Watenes, Jewelry, Pianos, & Tickets bought at 77 T FIRUSKI & Libera! advai ware, Pianos, Silks and Life P vate, T WOLF BROTH and sold. N. B. T 697 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FOURTH STREET Slike, Camel's Hair Shawis, Laces and’ personal property of every description, T J. A. SACKSO! T THE OLDEST AND MC Jewelry, ke. ISAACS, 67 Th theatre. A’ THE JEWELRY STOR) A —A.—AT—1-5-5 —B75,000.. T HYNAMS, 8 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND Watches, Silverware, ac., or will pay the highest market price for the same eenae a pis. SER F\IANONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER and money loaued on them oy | pamphlets, maps, &c., call on or Watches, Jewelry, curities negotiated fo: ‘very low rates, 9 NASSAU § J Liberal advances elryamd all kinds of 1 sold. * N. WOOD'S PORTABLE, AGRICULTURAL AND reduced. Call and ex- numerous references m city} F. W. BROOKS, Serew Presses and other materials of » book edge gild- ET LONG, 42 inches diameter, with two 14-inch flues in each; fronts, compete and good as new; must be 5 HORSE POWER BEAM : alto Rollers. For parti- ra apply to HENRY SEYMOUR & CO. 52 Beekman st. 3INES, BOIL Relting, dc. ;) also fa IDY, Nos. 4to 10 Brid Pumps, Lathes, Shatu OADLEY'S PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, Four to sixty-horse power. J. C. HOADLE 46 Cortlanat and 9, 9 and 97 Liberty streets, LOAN OFFICES. atairs.—The highest cash advances on Diamonds, Pawnbroker's room No. 8, between Nineteenth and Twentieth ces on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, i lonned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry; more parti on Planos; business strictly confidential ; same bou, ¢ habla Espaisol bien. Liberal advances on Diarnonds, Watches, Jewelry, JAMES P. MATTHEWS. NO. 5 AMITY STRE ches, Jewelry, Dry Goods and Personal Property of every the city, any amount ty loan on Diamonds, Watches, teenth street, near Wallack's 387 AND fo jonds, Watches, God and street—Cash paid for Di Silver, Loans negotiated on the same.” 5 wis an LOANS TO ANY AMOUNT | #0 with any of our agents, who will allow the highest current | Watches, Jewelry, Stiver- on Diamonds, mera! BARRING strect--Liberal advances made on Diamonds and bought and so! ALDEN, b13 Broadway, under St. Nicholas CORNER FULTON STREET (KNOX'S Business established 15 yours ¢ells or advances liberaliv on Diamonds, ‘olicies, Merchandise and other Se EY. ANY AMOUNT OF MON MIGEL'S, No. 9 Union square, at ONEY, MONEY, will be loaned at YMAN LEOVOLD, room ho. 1, 0 LET-FOR A PRIVATE STABLE, THE | rr ae street. bp wily be Ke Neh alec tne oor for cabinet maker's shop, Inquire at Bie f mureet or Me ASCH he emcee MONEY TO LOAN-IN ANY AMOUNT, ON NEW York or Brooklyn Property; also Firat and Second Mort; t short notice. ortgaues cashed at hor’ oC sENNET, 87 Ceaar street MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT- ‘and to loan on improved and unimproved pro HINGTON K, NICHOLS, FINANCIAL. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o, Me eee ‘ — ABLING FOR TWO HOMSES: ANTED—PRIVATE 8T: aon pA tt THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. 4 the Fiscal Agents of th Northern Pacific Railroad Company, announce the issue of Gold Loan of that com AR AND INTEREST I resenting a loan of this character there are certain rations which seem to commend t to the special favor and of all who desire a wafe, profitable and per- }, Counsellor-at-Law, 5 Broadway, room yw GAGES ON NEW Messrs. JAY COOK —FIRST AND SKCOND MORT York ‘city and | Westchester county Property pur- aly. BROTHERS, No. 53g Pine street, LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY READY TO BUY First Mortaagos on New York and Brooklyn property. ‘Also money to Joan on New York and New Jersey property . BELLAMY, No. 53 Pine street, consid Apply Immedia of capitals manent investment, 5.000 Si wiighen tarcest cararehemt st lowest cane “RN PACI¥IO RAILROAD fs now building 0 westward from Lake Superior. Enough money has been the stockholders to construct and the road—trom Lake Superior acr = === | 10, the Red ‘River of the North—s58 miles, money foF : this branch—alx mil ot doll . : OR SE awam~ | the work is being Tapldly p ocompletion. et GROCERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAP_-PRIVATELY rs or at auction, Tnesday next. Apply to THOMAS GAFK- | beginning the road at the Western fork; or on the premises, | Sonnd and on the Pacific Ocean, and to buy Second Mortis WM. miles, The money for Sanaa ITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK, Bowery, corner of Canal et Present rate of Interest SIX P Interest calculated from the first ot the day of deposit, and is computed and paid or credit January 1 and July'1 on the amount in bank on thowe days. day from 10 A. M. to 3 P.M NDAYS and SATURDAYS M, ¥, A. QUINT. Srymoun A, BUNOR, Secretary. ‘OR'S MONEY TO LOAN— hed to completion. rect; New York, At the same time nts have been completed for rminus—on the Pr This work will commence din a little time the road will be tn the pro- ‘The character of this bond—its terms, obligations and se- stapiished twelve years. Xat- | curity the care taken to, guard in the Femoteat degreo the reas 4 Nh r | mterest of every boldholder, must commend it in an emine! SESSIT! TORAGER! GTQ AGE allings ” SUGIY, MOS: Blawokee: [Re he ruaia Alia, comnts eae by this iss ———— | house from more than thirty years’ familiarity with banking SELECT SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN.—GOOD WILL | business with ever ret class Be ae he_month followin, in the sprin, cess of bul Bank open evel Pt 0) ‘ARD, President, \ IN SUMS OF 0,000 $850,000 to loan, in sume to sul Bly to oF address EXECUTO of securities has bond and making it as far as possible a FECT SECURITY. een devoted to 4 and $100,000; also to bny mortgages. these bonds are a FIRST MORTGAGE | Nassau street, room No. —_ hata al — ILROAD OVER TWO GOOD BUSINESS, PAYING LARGE AND JIN. | MILES iN EXTENT, together with the rolling stock, bulld- creasing protits, will be aold for less than half its vatue; | imps ill health the reason, ISSUE JOR SALE_FOR 98,400 A $10,000 SECOND MORT- roperty, baving 2! buyers peed ad- ‘and all other equipments, LAND ORANT OF MORE THAN PIETY Ma o floor. * SVEEBEE 4 LEOED, Brosaway, Sr font, - 1. Rite.” or every uille af somplaced road: the ny over TWENTY-TWO LAND, This land is given in alternate sections, | ( Teaching from twenty to fifty miles on each side of the track’ ‘The grant embrace agricultural, Umbered aud mineral lands. It will thus be seen that the franchise of the road and {ts vast endowment extend over a broad, fertile belt of land, ke Bupertor and Wisconsin, throu; tiona of Minneso Washington, to RTISER, Brooklyn Branch OLD MINING STOCK FOR SALE,—FIVE HUNDRED shares of stock of the Orinoco Exploring and M . M. K. Jesup and D, Willis lors in the above company, and are tho resident quire of JOHN H, BOGART, No. 187 rectors in this cit; roadway, TOUR NTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.THE INTEREST ON Stocks of the corporation of the ruary 1, 1871, wall th the richest por- laho, Oregon and ot Sound and the Pacific Ocean, the Northern Pacific Rail- jolidated with their line tne MBRACING THREE HUN- D RUAD IN Minnesota, 0 OT OF SAFES—HERRING'S, MARVIN’S, DAVID- | fram New York, due F e paid on that day by John J. Bradley, aq.) Chamberlain of the city, at his office ‘Vhe Transfer Books will_be closed RICHARD B. CONN: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, COMPTROL w YORK, December 21, 1870, ARKET SAVINGS BANK, NO, 82 NASSAL Six per cent interest, free of Money deporited on or betore Kebruary WM. VAN NAME, President, which there combination removes what i otherwise be regurded aa the ri ‘The extent ana value of the endowment in lands bestowed the government can- alone has been mated to be larger in area than all New England, with Mary- land combined, or as large as Ohio and Indiana, The history of the Lilinotw Central Railroad grant was one of the ea: government endowment, LER'S OFFLOR, Iry of conflicting interests. interest from that date, Hunky R. CONKLIN at experiments in shows the vast and increasing value of such « grant when judiciously held and administered in the interest of bondholders. The State of Hlnois gave to this corporation some two million and a baif acres, the revenues from these lands amount to some twenty-four yaillions of doliara, and here i every reason to auppove that apd hey will reach thirty miliions of dollars, At the ime when SHAROT & CO., 77 Cedar street. | this grant was bestowed upon the Illinois Central the lands had no greater relative value than the lands in the posses sion of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Before accepting the agency of the road Jay Cooke & Co, had the lands embraced {n this grant carefully examined by competent and Impartial agents. Jesirable New York and Hrooklyn Real Fstal JACOB R. SHIPHERD & U Pine street, New Y: ONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGA( cond Mortgages casned, by RAT Mortgages promptly FFICE OF THE ATLANTIC UAL INSURANCE w York, January 26, 1871. in conformity to the charter of the Com- he following statement of its affairs on the The reports of these gen- E GREAT Val pany, submit Sst December, 187 Premiums recet January, 1870, = 2 : tlemen satisfied the fiscal agents OF IN JERSEY CITY, DOING | OF THESE LANDS, their fertility and wealth, their timber 00) cash, Address M., Jersey | and mineral importance, their mildness of ‘temperature « bility toevery want of a large agricul don marine risks from Ist B1st December, 1870. policies not marked off 1 thelr perfect aday tural and industri The ageuts of the foan might be permitted to adduce asad of the enormous value of this gr: norable Senators and Representatives who Opposed the endowment when before Congress, ‘In all this belt of country west of the Total amount of marine premiums. No policies have been issued upon nor upon fire risks disconnected with ma ‘ocky Mountains,” said a dis- arked off from Ist January, 1870, to 3st December, 1870 Losses paid during the opened the _ purpose of worth hundreds of milions of dollars." marked an eminent Senator, “can. stud; === _ | the country, can bring to bear bis know! the topography of of the cimate ; | influences, without knowing that these plains are ferille; bout #11,000; lease, | that they are clothed with grass and timber worth untold mil- ‘The Company has the following assets, viz :— United States and state of New York stock, City, Bank and other stocks... Loans secured by stocks and otherwise aa = — SS PRICE FOUR CENTS, —— = = ~ ———F EUROPEAN STERAMSHIPS, pe SERS: oie ones HITE STAR LIN) ation Company's Line of new sioamers beween New York Ine of new Steamers ween New York and Li falling at Cork, Irelands verPOoh ‘The company's fleet comprises’ the following magnificent full-powered in steamships, the aix largest in the OOPANIC, Captain Marray. ARCHIO, "Ne WORMS, ATLANTIC, Captain Thompson, BALTIC. PAOIFTO, Captain Per These few versela have been ned specially for the, transatlantic trade, and combine apeed, safety and comfort.| Passenger accommodations unrivalled, Parties sending for their friends in the Old Country gan, how obtain tickets, Steerage (prepald) 883, Other rates as low as any first class line, For further particulars apply to IEMAY, IMRIE & CO., 10/ Water street, Liverpool, an! No. 7 East India avenue, Leads cnhallatreet, Loudon; or at the company's oficey, 19 Broad-| way, New York, . A, SPA! gent, ADRIATIO, STEAM TO QUBENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARs SD rying the United States mafia, si Sailing every Wednesday. MINNESOTA, Freeman, Feb. Vassengere booked and Sweden, &e, Dr Germany at lowest rates. Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadw ‘NOBTH GERMAN LLOYD sTeaMSuIe COMPANY| oR on Ireland, England, France an * BREMEN. A The steamship DEUTSONLAND, Captain It, A. F. Nera aber, wail on Saturday, uary 24, from Bremen pler,, Took at Third wireet, Hoboken whi To be followed by pine steamship DONAU, Captain G. Brust, on Satarayy jebruary Il. RATES OF PASSAGE. ) Payable in gold oF ite equivalent in currency, Firat cabin. Second cabin. Bteer ee For Tight Or passaze apply Agente, 68 Broad street, —ESEEy——————————— COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, — PACIHIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S ‘Through line to California and Chin; Freight and Steerages BLS to $00, ae of berth rth, board and all necessaries for ne leave pler 42 North river, foot noon, h of ‘each month, except when those ‘allon Sunday, then the day pre- vious, One hundred pounds of baggage free to each adult. Medi« cine and attendance f Feb. 4, RISING STAR, Captain EH. P. Conner, connecting with SACRAMENTO, Captain Farnswortn. belrghsy ‘of 20th every month will touch at San Jose Gua+ temala and Punta Arenas. Steamer GREAT REPUBLIC will leave San Francisca March 1, 1871, for Chipa and n. Ail frelgnt for San Francisco will go fast, and be received until4 P.M. Friday, Feb. 8. Freight for Central Awerican and South Pacific ports will be received until 4 P. . on Thursday, Feb. 2, only. All the usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland charges, £¢. For freight or passage tickets and all farther Information apply at the oflice, per 42 North river, AN DOMINGO LIN taptain E. A. Detanoy, will leave pier No. 4 North river for the above ports on We neaday, Febraary 1, a lock ¥. M. For fri apply to SPOFFORD BROTH! FIATANS: SISAE AND VORA CRUZ NKW YORK and Mexican Mali Steamship line, leaving pier 17 East Tiver at 3 P. M. TY OF MERIDA, Captain Deaken. day, Jan. 2 Mons of money ; that it is @ ing and mur guo wing regio Real estate and bonds and mortgages. Interest, and sundry notes and cl ‘Company, estimated at . Premium notes and bills receivable. large proportivn of ‘It cov- Sse a ered with forests, the like of which cannot be found elaewhere DRUG STORE, DOWN TOWN: SUITA- | on this Continent, from which the great commercial Powé of the world are now obtaining the timber outof which , Herald office, they now construct their merchant, fleets." bate the land grant was spoken of aa “a grand e1 one Senator, as “an empire in tixelf” by another In this same de- ‘Total amount of nanets er cent interest on the outatandiny 1 be paid to the holders thereof, or their legal represen- tatives, on and after Tuesday, the 7th of Febria: ‘The Outstanding certificates of the {ssue of 1867 will be re- deemed and paid to the holders thereof, or their legal repre- day, the 7ih of February next, thereon will cease, The certii- ment and cancelled. (in red scrip) for ficates of pro- — —— ————-——=« | iiclent of itself to make twenty States, and more than (OR SALE—THE LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FURN twenty States.” In presenting there filustrations of the Twenty-third street. Apply to A. JOURNEAY, No. 1 Pine | value of the property represented b earnestly requested to the security and protic of these re free from United States tax and are issued of tho 1g denominations :—Coupon 8100, $500, $1,000, 5, incipal and’ interest are payable in American gol Cooke & Co., New York city- the ind thé interest (at the rate it per annum) half yearly, While the government does not directly guarantee the amply provides for thetr full and x grant of land, the moat at national improvement. eneral and material i oan, atiention Is sentatives, on and after Ti from which date all, interes roduced at the time of Upon certificates which were issue remiums, such payment of interest and redemption will be d. dividend of thirty-five per cent te declared on the net earned premiums of the company for the year ending 31st December. 1870, for which certificates will be issued on and after Tuesday, the 4th of April next. bonds: The $500 and $1,000; coin at the of principal at the end of By order of the Board. J. H. CHAPMAN: Secretary. Daniel S Miller, Spring street. bonds of the roxd it th ereermannes prompt payment by al vaaya ble ever conferred upon a. In order to still further watch and protect the interests of cheap.’ Call at 84 Macdougal | ev ery bonaholder, {t may be proper to state that the trustees we are Menara, Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, President of the Pennayivania Henry K. Bogert, William H. Webb, Sheppard Gandy, seph Gaillard, Jr.,Francis Skiad; ‘Char ea P. Bui Charles H. Russell, Lowell Holbrook, R. Warren Weston, B. J. Howland, under the mot and J. Central Raliroad mortyaga bondholders, and are required to see that tne proceeds of land sales are used in purchasing the bonds of the Company, Robert L. Stuart, it they can be baught before ma ancey,Alerander V Blale. Relling out, ill health of the present owner, Apply at J. | Wwrity at morethan ten per ceat premium: otherwise the 3 r z re fo invest the proceeds of land saies in the United COLWELL'S, 442 Sixth avenue. States Bonds or Real Estate mortgages for the further goct- dholders. Also, tbat they ‘have recurity, at least 60) acrem Of 00) of outstanding first morteage | itaelf and all its equipments aud. | rity of Northern Pac J.D. HEWLETT, Third Vico President. WELFTH DIVIDEND. YONKERS AND NEW YORK FIRE MBBURANCE ‘These bonds will be at all times receivable, at 1.10, in pay- | ment for the company’s lands, at their lowest cash price. T HE REGISTERED BONDS CAN BE £ The Board of Directors have this day annual dividend of tve (5) per cent, free of tax, payable JOUN W. MURRAY, Secret \N—ON A VACANT LOT; $6,000 ON Improved property in clared '& seri: HANGED aT FOR OTHERS, PAYABLY, utes, 162 Broadway, ANTED-ON BOND large tract of Land: over ive buildings; within full particuiars at 0 PRINCIPAL AND INTERE cial ceptres of Europe, in the coin C 1 et any of the principal tnan- ‘ommissioner for all the the various Kuropean $150,000 countries. In recapitulating the advantages of t an, it 18 weil to emember— Bi MOPEAN STEAVSHIPS, I. This is a first mortgage oad and land gra iron niall steatush i II. The railroad will be continuous, ander one man: Captain EB, Meier, wi went, for two thousand miles, and w: onnect the Pa’ with Lake Superior ana the Mississippi. on New York to Mamb pnd Cabin, $72; Su payabiein Unite taking passongers f IIL. It will open up to American trade and enterprise the | The WesTPH KUNRARDT & €O., General Agents, 61 Brond street, N.Y. rich and noble Red River cot of British America, nasenger Agents, arclay street, N.Y. 1V, The jand grant is absolutely a suve ; maximum of economy, | holders. ad alternate Wednesday to and from Glastow and Derry, Passengers booked and forwarded to and from all railway stations in Great Britain, Treland, Germany, Norway, or Denmark and America as safely, speed) Ny as by any other route or Ine, q “EXTRA” STEAMER, Y. This land grant {s larg ‘OR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, SIX IRON | national improvement. VJ. It embraces a region of fertility, mitdness in tempera ture, and capable of enormous development. Vil. The lands in themselves wili build a large surplus. VIII. By this route the Lakes are 600 miles nearer aud every Saturday and alternate Wednesiiay the 4 {rom pier 20 North river, New clfic than by any other route. Tates of passage, payable in curve! ‘This route {s the short ro; to the Indies, and lesseus Cabin excursion ticke best accommodations, #130. intermediate, #3 Certificates at, re wishing to send for their friends, Drafts issued, payable on Apply nt the cont cl nal for twelve months), securin, the distance between China and London over i,200 miles. : vation fs much soj.eas than other lines that the cli- ‘an be bonght here by thor CO. mate is milder, less snow falls, and the gradients are nny’s ollices to easier. Bowling Green XI. It intersects and drains navigable streams which con R BROADWAY, UP | trol a vast outlying region. Queenstown and Liverpool. XI, It will be practically an international route, controlling OF LONDON. CITY OF ANTWERP CTY OF CORK.. and each succeeding Satury from pier 45 North river. Rates of Passage. fayable in currency, iaturday, Jan. 28, the trade of British Americ: bab: XIII. THE INTEREST ON THESE BONDS, RED, MAKES THEM THE MOsT PROFITAB 569 BROADWAY—MONEY | INVESTMENT NOW IN THE MARKET, TAKEN IN CHE PREPARATION DOWMENT OF THs BONDS MAKES THE ABSOLUTELY SKCURE. LN WHICH THE BONDS OPULAR LOAN, WHILE [| and alternate Tn jes, Business strictly prs | grey To Halltax, N.S... soesee Passengers aiso forwarded to An werp, Rotterdam, Swi den, Norway and Denmark, at reduced rates. Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons i to send for thelr friends. For further {nformation ap} ) AND THE INTEREST OF THE HOLD! XV. THE DENOMINATIO. ISSUED MAKE TH) Hroadway.—Liberal advances made on Diamonds, | apy rACT THAT THEY REPRE ply at the companys oflice. Bar | AR TAR BRITISH AND. NORTH AMERICAN noval ENT LAND AND MAY ‘ z STEAMS ‘ace Gates description. Same bought and sold, | BE SO REDEEM#D, GIVES THEM AN ADDITIONAL T RELIABLE OFFICE IN | yatvE TO s | J., box 189 Passaic, veen New York and Livi SIA. .Wednesday, Feb BATAVIA..Th CHINA, Wedne PALMYRA..Thu TLERS AND EMIGRANT: The nearest bank or banker will iay, Feb. 9 | CURA... ALGERIA..Weda'ay, Feb. 15 | SIBERTA RATES OF PASSAG steamers, not carryit 180, gold |’ Second cad’ ipply these bonds in any ‘Tharad'y, March 2 “GRAND | desired amount and of any needed denomination. Persons By the Wednesda ing to exchange stocks or other bonds for these can do Firat cabin, to Par iverpool and Queenstown and all @ et lowest rates, sof lading given for Belfast, Antwerp and other ports on the Contineot an Vary, Laces Valuables” Ae ot" bought. | price forall marketable necarite a Those living in localities remote from banks may send money or other bonds directly to ux by express, and we will t and cabin passage apply at the Company's | office, No. 4 Bowling Green, send back Northern Pacific bonds at our own risk, and alt Broadway, Trinity Building. without cost to the investor, For further information, NEY DIRECT LINE T ‘The General Transatiant{e Company's mail tween New York and Havre, calling at Brest, | WASHINGTON, Beaufort. LAFAYETTE, Roussan. | ce.—The Washington will sai ‘or {reight or passage ay address the under- signed, or any of the banks or bankers orployed to sell inte he Saturday, January 28 aturday, February t for Bordeaux, GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, 54 Broadway. NEWMAN | this loan. M 1 LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, er 47 North rive UEENSTOWN. Jan. 25, at 9A. 3, 9 in, $75 and $65; rage tickets ‘rom Liverpool, Queenstown, Lon- JAY COOKE & €O., FISCAL AGENTS NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET, Philadelphia; de TERE : —~ | corner of NASSAU and WALL STREETS, New York ; 452 91 BRUADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, UP — stairs.-Money advanced on Diamonds, Watches, FIFTEENTH STREET, Washington, D. C.; by National Jewelry, Laces, Shawls, Pianos, éc, Same bought, Unre- deemed Pledges for eale, AO HI Lr PRANCE, Gra: HOLLAND, Phosiad.: ze to Liverpool « ay; atocrage, 898, currency.” Queenstown: particulars oppiy at the Company's ollice, No. For farther Broadway, FW. J. HURST. Manager, ERTS, Banks, aud by Brokers generaily throughout the country, tn OPATRA, Captain Phulips......c..¢Tuesday, Feb. CITY OF MEXICO, Capt. Timmerman. Friday,’ Reb. 17 CLEOPATRA, Captain Phiihips + /Monday, Feb. 97 For freight or CLEOPATRA goes to Havana only,; takes no passengers, UNITED STATES MATL TO HAVANA.—ATLANTIC Mail Steamship Company. —Salling regularly every ‘Thursday, wt three o'clock P, M., precisely, from pier No. 4 North river. MISROURJ, Captain J. B. Edward ~ February 2 MORRO CASTLE, Cnptain R. Adatne : February 9 COLUMBIA. Captain E. Van Sica. + February 16 For freight or passage apply to ‘A. W. DIMOCK, President, No. 5 Bowling Green. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The Cromwell Steamship Line. J. The steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain B. V. Gager, will leave pier No North river on Satarday, January AL threo orelock P.M. Freights recelyed dally. Tiron raten given to Galveston, fudianolay Mobile and ft. Louis. ‘cabin tasrnge, B60; stocrage, #35, For freight oF passage avy = Te EROMWIALL & 0O., 88 Went street. EXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS—TOUGH- ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail. ‘The AL steamanip. CITY OF GALVESTON, Captain Elarige, at pier 20 East river will leave on Saturday, Jan, 28. Through bills of lading given to Houston and to ail points on the Galveston, Honstug and Henderson, and B. B. & and Open freight ply to ‘or freight or app re on ST MALLORY & 0. (58 Maiden lane, Fok SEW ORLEANS piRzCT. SOUTHERN LINE, The steamship VICTOR, Captain Gates, will leave oler 20 East river, Saturday, January 28, at 3 P. M. Fretghts for St. Loum, Mobile and Galveston taken. For freight or paswage, having superior accommodations, apply to (. H. MALLORY & CO. 153 Maiden lane, New York. The steamer —— will follow from pter 38 North ri LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO. = NTN tic Soc ne 8 OK NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. .. MERCHANTS! STEAMSHIP LINE. From pier No. 12 Nor h river, at 3 o'clock P. My CRESCENT CITY, , on Saturday, January 28, y beelaht vecelsad daily, ‘Through rates given for St. Loulsy Vicksbarg and Mobiles relight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to FREDEKIO BAKER, 40 Broadway. MPHE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER Line FOR CHARLESTON, 8. C., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND THE OUTH AND SOUTHWEST, at bP, M. every Tuesday, g trom pier No. 5 North ray. ‘The trst clase sidewheel steamship MANHATTAN, Captain M. 8. Woodhall, lon Saturday, January 28. igh passage tickets and bills of lading issued at lowesb rates. For local freight and passage HENRY ft. MORGAN & CO., 30 Broadway, For throngh freight tari apply to, ply to BENTLEY D, HASELL, General Agent, Great Southern Freight Line, 817 Broadway, entrance in Thomas street. The steamship JAMES ADGSR will follow and sail on Tuesday, January $l. JOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, ‘Old Dominion Steamship Company. eamships of this line leave pier 37 North river, foot of h ty rfolk, City Point and Richmond, Steamship WYAN- on Saturday, January 2, at 3 P. M., connestin, with the Virginia. and Tennessee Air line, tie Seaboard Tniand Aur Ine, Petersburg and Weldon Rallroad, Chesn- peake and Ohio Railroad and Richmond and Danville Rail- Toad. Through passenger tlekets and through bills of lading at reduced rates to all points South and Southwest, Apply at office, on pier 37, or to N. L. MOOREADY, President, 187 Greenwich street, corner of Dey. Vinainya LINE.—STEAMSHIP GEORGE B. UPTON, f at rfolk, Petersburz and Richmond will leave pier rth river at'’3 P. M. this day. VASHINGTON & CO., Agents, 178 Greenwich street, DRY Goops. we R, Mace ° A fine assortment of real Lac French and Scotch Embroideries, Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and small Warte, Housekeeping and Housefurntahing Goods, Fancy Goods, Books, &c., at populars prices. ‘ourteenth street and Sixth avenue. sPVION AND VISITING BONNETS.—AN ELE- U gant assortment of the most recherche styles, in all the Flowers for bails branched to order. MADAME DE LACY, Broadway, near Nineteenth street, east side, 882 ELS, FRINGES, GIMPS, CORDS, DRESS BUT. ous, Ornaments, &c. anuifactured ir the, wholesale nurers aupplied with Materials for cash EDERICR MAYNARD, 109 Liberty at. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. TORE WA NTED TO RENT—PRINCIPALLY AS A A shoe store; must be in good location and within 6 malles of New York Tall particulars required. Address C. AS AMPRICAN FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS REQUIRE 4A six to eight Rooms: either a cottage or flat; above Thir- Ucth arreet, weat side, preferred. Parties preferring an Al (pant to au exorbitwot rent may address YANKEE, Heralit ce. HiOtses, WANTED. PARTIES HAVING PROPERTY sroperiy attended to by placing it ex- in charge of STANLEY DAY, Anctioncer and Agent, 111 Broadway. {WO OR THREE PLEASANT ROOMS WANTED. Permanently, by a gent, wife and two aona; moder ate terms, good food and cleanligess [adispensavie. Address H. G., Herald office. ASANT ROOMS, ng, Dy gentieman, nts ; private family: Addreas box 7 ANTED.-TWO OR THREE PL furnished for cor wife and adult soi ren Po Wastep street, F $1,800. Address, giving price and olive. « ONTH TO FORTIETH rth to Seventh avenue; reat notf to exceed veation, J. H, Os. Herald WASTED FURNISHED 4 Honses to rent, by reapon _ TUCKER, D _UNPURNISHED enauts. Owners, please 0 villa avenue, above call on WILLIAS ‘Twenty-siath street, )-DESK ROOM, IN & REAL RSTATE ween Twenty-third and Thirty-fourth streets, jo take orders for coal, Address B. HL S.; 476 Went Twenty second strees. ‘ANTED TO RENT. A SMALL STORE, WITT FLX tures, on ¢ Bowery, on Address 0.” box 2 New ork Post alleen! banana |