The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1872, Page 8

8 THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN. ee Annual Conference Report ef the Commit. tee—Adjeurbment Till April. ‘The Methodist Book Committee sat yesterday watt! half-past three o’clock endeavoring to finish wp the business, Several of the members were ‘@uxions to go to their homes ana churches before ‘whe Sabbath, and hence the hurry. The sub-Com- mittee on Annual Report presented their report, which, with one or two slight verbal amendments, ‘was adopted, The report starts out with a aeclara- tion to the Annual Conferences that the committee are obliged to admit that the publisning inverests of ‘the denomination, so far as they relate to the Book Concern of New York, during the last quadrennium have been surrounded by UNPRECEDENTED DIFFICULTIES, and at times the best friends have somewhat anxiously inquired whether these clouds of obloquy and suspicion would ever be aispersed, The committee nave decided opinions as to where ‘the responsibilty for all this troubie rests, but are mot called upon to express any furtner judgment until their report to the General Conference. But ween ak all these grievous troubles, extend- yh nearly the whole quadrennium, some bo Soa as been made in the material success of the interest committed to their oversight, ‘The report then recites the condition and status @f the several publications, magazin pal ae, reviews, &c., all of whico are declared to have feund ina good and healthy condition and weil edited and managed, The Sabbath school litera- ture 1s also commended, and the German publica- tions have been increased in numbers and efficiency and are well received. ‘Tne periodicals in this de- partment have reached the first position among the German periodicals of the country, both in extent oo Shem and in the character of the literature ‘The loss to the church Li the ite fe fre, the committee says, will probably reach $100,000, but the recuperative power of Methodism in that region ‘Will doubtless attract the admiration of the church, nd at no distant day they hope to recover from the @ffects of that terrible disaster, The commitiee then gave their reason for not naving a more de- tallec report to present to the Annual Conferences, Because the accountant appointed last summer has a yet made his report, aren the adoption of this report some debate was in regard to the OPINIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY hinted at in the opening clauses, Some were in favor of striking out this part, but others favored making the language stronger. 1t was finally adopted as presented by the sub-committee. Asub-committee on the Quadrennial weary tre isting of Drs, Cyrus Brooks (Chairman), ° ham and F, A. Blades, was appointed to review the ‘work of the committee during the four years past, and to prepare the same for the General Conference. A discussion arose on the selection of this commit. Wwe, the muuority claiming that they should have a Fs cpaeioleabdipa thereon. This detnand was consid. pe prepiond in @ report which is to be vo the whole Church as the en cong the Book Committee. After maki! ane propriations for the several publica’ ons, an the Salaries of the bemnope. oie whee ts, the Com- mittee bol epigen -a pril accountant’s report will be ready. PACIFIO MAIL INVESTIGATION. Asal st the Officers of the Com- papy—The Complaining Stockholder Falls &o Appear. Tae Legislative Committee appointed to investi- gate the charges preferred against the President ‘and directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com- pany assembled yesterday morning at the St. Micholas Hotel. The complainant is a Mr. Newton Layman, a stockholder, who asserted that the mtock of the company had been manipulated to favor private speculation. With a commendable amount of aSaue the commitiee awaited the ap- Besrance of .the stockholder for some time, but as did not present himself an adjournment to the v's office Was decided upon, Shortly after ore o’clock the committee met at the Mice of the Pacitic Mail Steamship Company; but, Before the investigation bee formally resumed, Mr. er, the chairman, desired to give an emphatic contradiction to the statement which appeared in a paper Lo the effect that the commitree had = here and drinking rum on the day pre- in Tee. G. Bellows, Vice President of the company, testified that he came iuto office im November; hé found the financial statement now produced correct; - an were by order of the directors; in Decem- on December 1, they sold $250, 00 government 8, on the Sth $400,000, on the Toth $200,000, iden $100,000, on the 20tn. $96,000, on the nth $100,000, and they secured al! around Tr cent more than they paid. ‘The company intended yullding fron steamers, and the bonds were sold to pay cost. ‘Mr. Stock well and himself considerea they would get g higher price then than if they retained them, and ‘that they were correct was proved by the fact that they could now buy them in three and one-half per cent lower than they sold; did not make loans on Pacific stock at jess than ten per cent; loans were et to Oswell & Chapin on Pacific stock, $700,000 or $800,000; the loans outstanding were, Kenny & @ox, $110,000; Van Vecnten & Co., $450,000; Smith & Co., $232,000; their principal account men the Bank of Commerce; none of the directors po tire yee deposits; know bree} of any Haag to “lock up’? vy calling on loans and deposits. _T! ‘witness denied the statement that in December the company consolidated its currency and deposited it ¢m their safes: he always understood mr, Stockwell to be a Wealihy man; witness knew nothing what- ever about Layman until his name came on the te ied in January for 500 shares, ter some further evidence in reference to the affairs of the company a question rose as to the whereabouts of Layman. The Chairman said that a@carefal inquiry had been made concerning bim in Greenpoint and New York, but that his residence could not be discovered. The counsel for the com. pany stigmatized the affair as a ‘put up job” of “short operators.” Mr, Bellows, in reply to further questions, stated that it was a strange thing that persons who sold stock to Layman should not know anything whatever avout him only so jaras his mame was connected with tne present investiga. The committee adjourned to meet to-morrow merning at the St. Nicholas Hotel. RAID ON THE TENTH AVENUE GANG, For some time past the vicinity of Tenth avenue, from Twentieth strect to Forty-second street, has ween infested by a gang of young raffians who have become a terror to the neighborhood. Scarcely a night passed that some person was not knocked @own and robped. Captain Caffrey, determined to put stop to these depredations, on Friday night d: a bumber of officers in citizens’ clothes. They ruc- ceeded in arresting the following, Who are known to ‘the police as desperate characters:—Willam Dwyer, alias McGuire; Larry Dorsey, John McGovern, Jas. a Frank McLoughiin, Thomas Reilly and James Casey, alias the Kid. The prisoners, whose ages mange respectively [rom seventeen to twenty-eight years, were conveyed beforé Justice Fowler, at Jef- Jerson Market, yesterday morning, for examiation, on a charge of disorderly conduct, except McGuire and McGovern, who were discharged, THE MUNICIPAL RAILROAD ) COMMITTEE, A meeting was held yesterday of the Sub-Commit tee on Railroads of the Board of Assistant Alder- men. Nothing was done, however, beyond report- me Progress. The committee adjourned until ‘Thursday next at two P. M., when Commodore Van- semi Will personaliy appear and give evidence in ee Lo the matters under examination. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. AMERMAN—GERRITY.—On Wednesday, Febraai by the Kev. James Millett, at the bride’s resi- STEPHEN AMERMAN, lato of Danbury, to Misa NB GERRITY, all of this city. JENNE{T—WILKINSON.—On Thursday, February 4,21, the Rev. J. Blair, THOMAS BEN) ETT to LizziB ELKINSON, both of this city. OLYNE—BRENNAN.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, February 7, pre Rev, N. Doran, assisted by ine Rev. Louis J. Rhatigan, JAMES CLYNE to JOSEPHINE, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Brennan. PinLaY—Keip.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday eve- February 8, 1872, by the Rev. Joseph Green, residence of the pbride’s father, THomas K FINLAY to Virginia ©, Reip, daughter of all of or ag 4 N.Y iz—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Feb- 6, 1872, = at residence of the bride’s parents, Rey. A. Gunnison, Georce S. fHaLin to Danuta tT. daughter of Cnaries J. Dodge, all of | February 4, by WWENG—J AOKSON.—OD Thursday, WENS, B8d., to the Rev. J. G. White, GEORGE T, he Kars JACKSON, all of this city. KING—O'Connok,—Un Tuesday, February 6, 1872, 8 the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev, Father Gockelu, 8. J., CHARLES A. KING to Many Noxox—Bristol.—On Monday, February 5, by the Rev. Mr. mansfield, Mr. MILLARD F, NoxON to yw JENNIB BRISTOL, INN—JANEWAY.—On Tharsday, February 8, at ephen’s church, by dae Dr. McGlynn, JoHN O, Seine ot, of New York, Miss VIRGINIA, eldest gs ot George Janeway, Esq., of Bergen Point, 4 Died. ApLBR.—On Thursday, February 8, 1872, CHARLES 4. ADLER, in the 2ist year of his age. ‘The tuneral will take place from the residence of ‘bis mother, 209 Kast Fifty-seventn st., this (Sunday; Morning, at hall-past nine o’ciock, Relatives ant Arends are invited to attend, ANSPAKE.—On Thursday, Febrnary 8, after a brief illness, Mra. ANN ELIZA "ANSPARE, aged 72 rm, not for me, my cnlidren dear, Jam not dead, but sleeping f hore; 4s | am now soon will you be Het romaine wore tains sone e in i “3-1 on heer February io en ee —Un Friday, February 9%, alter a long and | — ee “YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1872.—TRIPLE SHEET. LL Ed Douglass OKIE, = UGH BELL, aged 60 ‘The trien d relatives of the family are in to attend the inneral, on ‘woud the 12th Inst, from his 1ate residence, at ten o'clock, to St. Anne's ‘Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, and from thence to the Cemetery of une Holy C1 Fistbush. Bocco.—On jay, February 9, 1872, ANN, the a iy beloved wife of Louis Dative of the coun! Meatb, Ireland, hyd ie . 7 ‘The iuneral will tak e place e from her late residence, 294 First gone. L junday, February 11, at one o’clock P. M, or the family are respectfully invited to attend. BUNNER.—On Friday, February 9, James J. BUN- NER, hy sae 38 years, The funeral will take place from the residence of his brother, O, A, Bunner, 123 West 125th street, on a ey ak gtd 12, at two P.M. BuowrAt biawnnelgeNde d., on on friday, Fe be eag GARTER BLUNT, eldest son of Wwe ‘Saud and ae, 8. Blunt, aged 4 years, Funeral services at twelve M., spores 12th inst. Train trom foot of Liberty street, Central Raliroad of New Jersey, at half-past ten A. CaHILL.—In Jersey City, on Saturday, February 10, MInNig E. CAHILL, daughter my Jonn’and Eliza- beth Cahill, aged 1 year and 3 months, A little bud of earth to bloom in heaven. The iuneral will take place from her father’s resi- dence, corner of Essex and Hudson streets, Ons on Monday. at twelve nag CamMann.—On Friday mo! BELLA APOLLINE, widow of Let Pr ot the late Henry W. ear of her Funeral services will be held at St. Michael's church, Bloomingdale Road, ou Sunday, 1itn Sys at tree O'clock’? Me Relatives and’ driends invited to attend without further notice. DaLy.—On Thursday evening, ans ae 8, SARA Ans, wife of Thomas J. . and daughter ot Daniel Sweeny. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at ten o’clock, from her late residence, 41 Park avenue, New York, thence to St. Siephen’s church, East ‘Twenty-eighth street, near Lexington avenue. DEDEKICK.—Suddenly, on Friday, February 9, Louis, twin son of James H. and Eliza Dederick, aged 2 years and 1 month. and friends are invited to funeral services, on eer jay, 11th inst, at three o’clock P. M., at 143 Elliott place, Brooklyn, without further notice, DowpEN.—On Saturday, February 10, ANN Dow- DEN, wife of John Dowden and daughter of Patrick Metheire, of the town of Carragaleen, county Lel- tim, mvited Ire! The friends of the family are respectful; to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 401 ast Twenty-mnth street, corner of First avenue, Monday, February 12, at one o’clock. Dunn.—On Frida} ae ROnEnAE e 1872, Joun Dunn, in the 61st year of The friends of the family, and those of nis brothers, William Edwara and Peter, are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 698 Water street, on Sunday, February 11, at one P. M. P.S.—The Father Mathew T. A. B, societies in Stuer of ke ceepecnl invited to attend, and the ler of K. 0. Everetr.—On Saturday, February 10, ELIZABETH, beloved wife of T. R. Everett, aged 37 years, Funeral services at four o’clock P, M., on Monday, February 12, from her late residence, 490 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn. GoopEN.—On Friday, February 9, MICHAEL Goop- x wen native of Kells, Meath, Ireland, in the 430 year age. ‘The funeral wil: take piace from 160 Thompson, corner of Houston street, at one o’clock. GOGGIN.—At two A. M. on Saturday, February 10, 1872, Mary, the beloved daughter of Terence and Uatharine Goggin. She died in her sleep, aged 7 years and 17 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock P, M. on Sunday, the 11th inst., from the residence or her parents, 180 avenue B. Hgangy.—On Thursday, February 8 Jams A. Heaney, in the 35th year of his age. The relatives and friends on the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, trom ‘his late Tesidence, 276 West Tent} areas Hovusz.—On Friday, ruary 9, Mary, the wife of William ae ae the oun ye year of her age. The funeral servi will place at her late residence, 321 East Twenty. sixth street, on Monday afternoon, the i2th, atone o’ciock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. HoGan.—On Saturday, February 10, at half-past nine o’clock A, M., JAMES HOGAN, son of Daniel and Mary Hoyan, aged 9 years, 11 months and 15 days, Funeral will take place from 346 West Twenty- sixth street, on Sunday, February 11, at half-past one o'clock P, M. The iriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend. HyNgEs.—On Friday, February 9, Mary, the be- loved widow of Eamund Hyues,'a native of the parish of Craughwell, county Galway, Ireland, in eo 75th year of her age. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respect- fully inyited to attend the funeral, trom the rest- dence of her son-in-law, John Kelly, 246 First ave- nue. The funeral will take place on Sunday, Febra- ary 11, at one o'clock P. M. Jack.—Suddenly, on Friday, February 9, at 216 East Twentieth street, MARY A., wife of James M. Jack, and eldest daughter of John and Elizabeth Mousey, formerly of Staten Island. Due notice of funeral, KERRIGAN.—On Friday, February 9 1872, WILbIAM KERRIGAN, native of Meath, Ireland, aged 58 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom 301 Maulperry street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, KeLuer.—On_ Friday, February 9, 1872, Joun Pee aged 30 years, @ native of the eee of oavoghmors, county Cork, Ireland. The iriends of the family are invited to attend tne funeral, from St. Vincent’s Hospital, Eleventh street and Seventh ae, on Sunday, February 11, at two o'clock P. M. EONARD,—At Port Monmouth, N. J., on Friday, February 9, Mrs, CATHERINE LEONARD, widow of Patrick Leonard, native of county Cavan, parish Kilmore, ireland, aged 65 years, ‘The remains will be taken to New York on Mon- day, February 12, and arrive at ten o'clock at foot of Murray street, and taken thence to Eleventh street Cemetery for interment. The friends and ac- one of the family are respectfully invited to attend, LinpSay.—At Rahway, N, J., WILLIAM LINDSAY, im the 36th year of his age, ‘The funeral services will be held in St. Panl’s Episcopal church, Rahway, on Monday, February 12, at twelve o'clock iM. fains leave New York at ten o'clock A. M. Lovetr.—On — Frid: m4 Mrs, ANN LOVETT, after a long il ah ‘med OF 61 years, The funera! will take place on_ Sunday, Feornary 11, from her late residence, 511 East Twelfth stteet, at two o'clock. LYoNs.—On Saturday, February 10, at her resi- dence, No. 245 Eleventh street, South Brooklyn, Jennie Lyons, wife of William Lyons, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to ere ae funeral, on Tuesday, February 13, at two o'clock P. M. MILLER.—On Saturday morning, February 10, Mary A. C., beloved wife of Joan P. Miller, in her 43d year. Funeral from her late residence, 110th street, be- tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues, on Tuesday morning, February 13, at half-past ten o'clock. Veteran Association, Fifth Me! a Seventh regi- agp also United States Lodge, No, 207, F. and A. are respectiully invited, bar ee in Newmarket, N. J., on Thursday, Feb- ruary 8, H, CUMMINGS MUNDY, aged 63 years, Fue neral services at the First Presbyterian church, Metu- chin, on Sunday, February 11, at three P, M, Frierids and relatives are invited to attend. MURPHY.. 9, Mary M, bruary Murray, ‘beloved daughter, of William and Mary Murphy, sae 2 months and 24 days. ‘The relatives and friends are rospecttally Invited to attend the from the residence of her parents, 426 Cherry street, on Sunday, February 11, ‘at one o’clock sharp. McBriex.—Suddenly, tn New York, on priday, February 9, of congestion of the lungs, Mr. AR- THUR MCBRIBN, aged 65 years, Funeral will take place srom his late residence, 226 West Houston street, on Monday, February 12, at two o'clock P.M. Relatives and friends are re- spectfully invited to attend. McCkvuM.—On | Saturday, February 10, Jamas Mc Onum, in the 75th year of his age. relatives and friends of the family are re- apectrully invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, February 13, at two o'clock P. M., irom the resi- dence of his son, John J. McCrum, 17 Jefferson street, Brooklyn, &. D. palclzon. at Broukiyn, on Saturday morning, ening, ‘ebruar’ NNA E., aged James ‘and Rhoda McLee ork abi iis fe. The relatives and iriends of the family, and those of her uncle, Daniel McLeod, are respectiully invited wo siveta the funer: be A ‘Tabernacle church, corner 0! Apeaiye: nd icks sti afternoon. a bro o'loe = streets, on Monday ) BRIEN, nn nursday, ‘ebruary 8, 187 2, aaa woores bt poh J. ‘Obakn ead jaugnter 0! jam an lary Hurley, city of Cork, aged 37 years. 4 mY) MRO OT Nae ‘he relatives and frends Gg the family and those of her brothers, Wiliam ‘and Albert F. Hurley, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sun- day, February 11, 1872, from her late residence, 554 Second avenue, at halt-past one o'clock. O*DONNELL.—On Wednesday, February 7, — ase Mey weed and of hiss age if vat 6 friends and relatives of the amily and th | Of his uncle, Hugh O’ Donnell, and the inembers of | Mapnahata Lodge (No. 489) F. and A. M., and the members of the Democratic General Commitee of the Sixth ward, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom his late residence, 33 Reg street, on Sunday, February 11, at one o'clock P. . M. PgARSON.—On Saturday, February 10, ALBERT ‘THORN PEARSON, youngest son of James and garet Pearson, aged 4 years, 6 months and 2 days. Rarrer.—On Saturday morning, February 10, Ena J, wite of George Rafter, aged 82 years, Funeral on Monday, February 12, at two P. M., from her late residence, 367 Eighth street. Frienas of the family and members o! A eta Lodge, 107, 1. O, of O. F., are invited to attend. Roinson, —On Saturday, February 10, 1872, Josx- pss ie eldest daughter of John and Catharine me erelatives and wee oa the eg A are asemtest fully invited funeral, e resi- w from tl 2a “Kent avenue, B: Pook Tees aie Rear aoa oolock, where & reguiem mas will be fin i (with sermon), A. RIPLBY. 2 a) “gat ae “i pir Liv. Ta the 60d yor of Ais - age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Sun- day, Sopraary. yt at two o’clock, from his late resl- dence, 36 Bank street, SMITd.—Un Friday, Fepraary 9, PATRICK SMITH. @ Dative of Cavan, Ireland, in ‘the 67th year of is erauneral from his late residence, No. a3 Madison Street, to-day (Sunday), at two o'clock P. M. SULLIVAN.—On Lei fh February 9, JOouN SULLI- VAN, in the 44th year eo ‘The relatives and TF riends of the family, also those of his brothers-in-law, Charles Golhotfer and pig at Oram, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from nis ate residence, 329 Cnerry ae es tale (Sunday) afternoon, February 11, at two TERHUNE.—On Thursday, February 8 1872, at nis residence, Somerville, J., STEPHEN WESLEY TERHUN®, in the 24h year of his age. Relatives and friends of the 1amuy are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, February 11, 1872, at half-past one o'clock P. M., from the Sixteenth Street Baptist church, near Eighth avenue, New York city. TRIER.K—Oo parm paged 10, HENRY, pom + beri and Phillip’ Trier, aged 18 y nt! Funeral on Monday, February 12, at ten o’clock A. M., from 220 West Fifty-third street. TREYNOR.—In Williamsburg, on Friday, February 9, 1872, at her residence, corner of Seaman and Wyckoit streets, after a short and severe iliness, MARY ANN, the beloved wife of Michael Treynor, in the 26th year of her age. Dubhn papers please copy. WaRrngR.—The funeral of Captain SELDEN OC. WARNER Will take place at the or ai or ps brother, No. 145 West. Fifteenth street, on February 13, at eleven o'clock A. M. ‘The mondatot doin are respectfully invited to be present without further invitation, WaSHINGTON.—On Saturday morning, February 10, at arn ast two O'clock, at the residence of Mrs. h. H. Cole, 441 West ‘Twenty-thir street, PETER Gxistae WASHINGTON, aged 73 years, 5 months and ay Be ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday aiternoon, at three o'clock, without further notice. WILLIAMS.—Suddeniy,jon Sataurdayjmorning, Feb- ruary 10, in the 60th year of his age, GEORGE’ WIL- rns formerly of the firm of W. 8B. Townsend o rinoral from his late residence, No. 173 E!liott place, Brooklya, at two P. M., on Monday, Febru- ary 12. ZABRISEIB.—On Saturday, February 10, iy, JULIA M, ZABRISKIE, the wife of A. Mtelatives and frends are invited to attend the faneral, from her late residence, 18 Sussex place, on Tuesaday, 13th inst., at one o’clock P. M, RS TMOHAWK HALL, CORNER SIXTEENTH STREET and Eighth avenue—The Spirituali will hold a meet- ing for spiritual manifestations at the usual hours, 3 o'clock in the afternoon and 7 e evening. Prompt attend- ance reque Ly SAINTS FREE CHURCH, CORNER HENRY AND Scammel streets, lara N. Dunnell, Rector. Divine services on ey hyn Wednesday at 1035 A. M. and 736 P.M. Beate all foe. A RELIGIOUS SOCIETY CAN RENT ADELPHI HALL, Fifty-second street and Broadway, fully furnished. Apply to JOHN | HL THKENOR, 723 Sixth avenue, (Ohirga CHURCH, FIFTH MOAEUF. ERE VIORS, AT 104 A. M. and 73g o'clock P.M. The rector, Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, D. D., wili officiate, FOR SALE. A RARE CHANCE. FOR BALE OR | PB | TO jo BES, One of [i las pan aeveimed Fare Rea OFFIC! Work for # year to aaa ary i capac now ordered. r A good business man can me Tue present owner tancl'a practical printer, The foremen are. very compe: tent. They have run the oflce for months during the ap, sence of the owner, and can be engaged. Ill beaith the ‘only reason for selling, ‘TERMS EAS Refers to R. Hoe & Co. and George P. Rowell & Co. further particulars i “a a Shaver FRENCH, Park row, New York. A. MARGE SIZE SAFE, TWO MEDIUM AND, ONE feoall ste, of Herring's, Wilder's and Liliie's make, for aale cheap, by 8. G. QUIRK, 72 Maiden * LONG ESTABLISHED, FIRST CLASS BROADWAY Millinery and Uresmuatiog Establishment. choles locar iton ; owner Real Estate, JAMES CAGN Net mia eau Sircel, See Financial.) WHEELER & WILSON FAMILY SEWING MA- ‘enclosed in walnut; In perfect order; chine for 2ost #75; will be sold for $4, witl all. the altachmente com: plete, 857 Bleocxer street. A fi ae oF BLACKSMITENS TOOLS FOR SALE AT 23 A FOR SALE—LEASE AND id og the oF Led * mer hotel; one bour from city oy or rail; bing, ac. Apply to H, *R, REW & CO, oi Fifth avenue. GRUCERY YOR SALB—A RARE CHANCE TO PUR- hase, ab a bargain, one of the very best firm class s- tabiishments in the city, including ‘Stock, Horses, Wagons, fine Fixtures and med x ot jones four years May next, Apply to. B. 8 eat twenty cainth treet, or to ALL N°SMITH, BBo ad 867 Wighth aver A% RST CLASS GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.—ES- tablish ed 18 yeara: on one of the best th fares in Brooks, jerald of ulars address CHARLEY, “Brooklyn CIGAR STAND FOR SALE-IN A FIRST CLASS wine room, located down town. Inquire at 186 Pearl Street, up stairs, cigar manufactory. REWERY FOR SALE—IN SUCCESSFUL OPERA. ‘tion; 100 feet from depots of two railroads; the most ‘active town in New York State; 2}g hours from elty; ee resent owner has made a fortune and will sell at a bar; ¥. articulars at the office ot SHIPMAN, ROWLAN! SON, 1,205 Broadway, corner of ‘Twenly-ninth s pty (\HINA AND GLAS8.—CHINA AND GLASS, SELLING J sofit cheap 5 xoing out of the business, A lar be sold ut ruinous MOLEWEE & PUTNAM, 601 ee RUG STORE FOR bALE—LONG ESTABLISHED, cohee 2a tema teee teeace oe denaiog avenue; low rent; pri easy terms; gymer has o ‘ober business.” Address DRUGGIST, station I ‘out office. RUG STORE FOR SALE—ON A PROMINENT COR- ner, handsomely fitted up; business last year $9,000; 9 Inquire ak LOVEJOYS' bat store, 1, Tis Broad: Ful rare chance. way. RUG STORE FOR SALE—AVERAGING PER day ; solid, good business; principal avenue; low rent; good eet, business Utdle competition, ~___ ST RKC Uggista? Agency, 78 Cedar street, RUG STORE FOR SALE._OWNER LEAVING CITY; ‘splendid investment; established 25 yeara ; Tease: I low rent; floors over sto: Pay ie, entire vent "peat location in the city. Address bo Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway, POR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST GAS AND STEAM Fitting and Plombing Ratablabmenta in the West, no doing a ‘business. of 850,000 per year: working % hands ‘up in the best manner with steam power and all tos Tequiaite to carry on.a large, business; ‘making money, and business eee ea ws satisfactory reasons given New'vors out, & CO., box 1,379 Post office, rl i CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE La SY pli Le} Forty-Gith street, near Broadway. services this day, at 103 A. nn 4 Pe 4 7; PF, SALE—A | FINK, WELL FITTED UP LIQUOR tore in the aphid ward, Inquireof EMANUEL & HIRSCH, 89 Mercer street, GEnrsis AND GEOLOGY.—REV. CHAUNCEY GILES ‘will deliver his fourth lecture upon the above subject, Sunday evening, 10 tt the New Church House of worship on a ‘Thirty. ween Park and Lexington avenues. Bhelal toples the Divinion of Waters.” ‘The pavile are cordially invited. EW DEPARTURE LECTURES AT LYRIC HALL, Forty-second street, and Sixth avenue, this (Sunday) avening, at 8 o'clock, by Laura Cuppy Smith, 0 nia. Subject :—"Modern Heligion: ‘What fo it Worth Nokets 2% cents. PV Leak, TARROWERA PASTOR OF ST. LUKE'S jscopal church, Forty-first at inh afcnve, will breath on Sunday morning at Tung crolock, and fa the eventing, at 749 o'clock, will deliver the eighth of genes of discourses on “The Last Thin yject—"The” Law of Retribution and Its Place in the REY GEORGE H. HEPWORTH-STEINWAY HALL.— jous services will be held in Steinway Hall morning and evening. ‘Morning subject--“The Crucihixion."" qu the evening Mr, Hepworth will deliver the fifth lecture in nis course to “Young Men.” Services at 105 A. M, and 73g P, M EV, T. A. HOYT WILL PREACH SUNDAY, AT 11 o'clock, in small aa of New York University, on ‘Washington ‘square, free. ur Se bah oped EaST FORTY-SEVENTH . We Morrill Tector.—Sunday services 8, 13g (with sermon), P.M; 5 .58 (with sermon), 3 Wednesday, & 10 (with perme ar. IGNATIUS CHURCH, SEVENTH AVENUE, ee Thirty-tourth atrect, Rev. F day agrrices TAM, Holy Eucharin Litany, Second Celet Prayer, In the evening the Rector will ‘Lecture in the Course, om “Anglican Wor- P. M., Even! Galtver tse. Firth ship in Its Visible Aspect.” poe OF PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALISTS—APOL- lo Hall, corner Broadway and Twenty-eighth street, tures by Thomas Gales Forster, Trance Speaker, at 1034 A.M. and 7} ¥. M HE REV. MORGAN DIX, RECTOR OF TRINITY churen, will, preach at Trinity chapel Sunday, February Il, at 736 P.M. Lecture V. of the course. Subject—"Lifo in'Religlous Community ; Tis Idea and Sanctions, YEN THE SON OF MAN COMETH SHALL HE find ee on the earth ?” Preaching on this subject Sunday, 73g P. M., at the tholic Apostolic Church, Bix- teenth sireet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, All are invites BILLIAR. 1 STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES— New designs; aiso Bagatelles ss ere thing taining to billiards, at lowest prices. COLLENDES, successor to 1 &C Coliender, 738 Broad vay. VERY LAI ROE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SEC- ond hand Billiard Tabies, at extremely low prices ; also portable Parlor Tables. 4 PPAVANAUH & DECKER, corner Canal and Centre ate, IGLIARD | TABLE WANTD—A GOOD SECOND Table. Address 1. R.» box 1,023 Post oftce, siat- ing lowest Price, where can be sen, & OR BA SALE—TO CLOSE AN INTEREST, THE BUST Tease and Fixtures of the two well known énd long ‘established Tea. Stores 0 ‘Thirty-second and Fiftieth streets mith the aity retail trade forthe past thirty years itis unneces- upon the rare opportunity thia offers ; princi- pal only dealt w aie from 10 to} at881 Eighth avenue, corner ¢ of } OR SALE.—A GENTLEMAN BREAKING UP HOUSE. coping, will sel! all his beautiful Furniture contained in 14 rooms to private n lots, at great sacri js Pano, Residence {36 Hast Tweltin street, between ‘Third nd Fourth avenues; hours, 10 106 o'clock’; no agents oF yuctioneers wanted, R SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Restaurants; bar and plenty of rooms; four moar feet deep, complete, on the easiest terms ever offered, Apply at 617 Sixth avenue, (OR SALE-—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES, he renee eet een Gee mae Go ing au: 31 10, 5 srowing alty, m New York. "Addrea WiLMOTT; Herald ollee. OR, SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE of a Stove and House Furnishing Store on Eighth ave- established ten years; doing good business; terms easy. Address 8. V. B., Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,266 Broad- way. (OR SALE—FANCY GOONS BUSINESS; ESTAB- _Mahed four years. Address B., box 171 Herald ofice. lease and reasons rf wee SCEUne, on the premises, yarteent! vo nn MACHINERY, WOODWORTH PLANING MACHINE. Having established in New Conn., s manu- factory of the above machine, with all rovements to dat 22, and they afe important, I wish th have tested my machines to kage thee am pared to “o serve them with & bettor machine SOHNE. Hy. LESTE, New London, Conn. ANTED TO PURUHASK—A LARGE ROPER Caloric Engine, mecond band. F. JACOBSON, 194 West street. —ADDITIONAL CAPITAL. ‘Merchants, manufacturers, &c., re, Be., requiring more capital, or persons eatring to Yo invest money, or enter any approved business, will meet with res) sible ‘and dealrable opportunities. (carefully investigated), banal: SO, SARC & CO, ents, 98 Broadway. George D. Anat f fi Co. Bank 2 Wail street, 2 Holly, Grocers, & Water at Tames &: Hedges, Hei., Boots aad Shoes, Warren strect TeyES, FAME: TAMILIAS WITH THE TRIAL AND AR- ho desires to form a conné = Li. J é law ‘ete in New New York at city, Germanently otapliaheds increasing business and prospects, for 2it Herald often, New. more, ring eae al Diace ot ot saterview, is the pri object. Rei r. Profession: ences and commuleations conten A RADY WITH SOME FUNDS AND BUSINESS talent wanted by 8. T. itt yal to continue dress- making ana a pattern bnsiness at Canal at, Business good. A SPREREED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. ae Broad rs, under af Real Estate 10 Hushange or for Salen 000 WANTED, TO PURCHASE AN, ESTAB- A. Lease, od Broadway ry Store; 83.500, for Gooa pis 4. 0f a suburban Hotel: 830,000, foF large Soap Factory ; or will ex Real Estate, ‘axfaaa,'é pany aaa 00., Agents, 98 Broadway. A yore some’ folate Rdg pi DESIROUS Fal e some’ le ‘Address, stating the busineas, Ly Heral AWPaRtes wirn CAPITAL CAN CONTROL ABSO- + lute monovoly of manufacture of new and popular goods: machinery in operation, ana those meaning buetma=r ean have the fullest opportunity to,mvest{zate . 8. NORTON, 89 Dey street. A. BUSINESS MAX WITH FROM TO $5,000 1N cash, Brogtable and pleasant business by calling on mat icin , at BIGGS 206 Broadway. N ESTABLISHED REAL ERTATE OFFICE WANT s competent aasietanti ® party pomsessing inéuence and experience would be liberaily treated with. ACTIVITY, box 1 Herald Uptown Branch ofiee, 1,265, dway. gro YARD.—FOR SALE, ON VERY FAVORABLE Newt a large Brick Yard, in full running order, near lew ‘or! and sbi brag et parodies Ad- dress ea: ete shee R SALE—BY A Spee. PARTNER, HALF IN- terest in an old hed and prosperous "Ship Chan- dlery Stores; y fs ble t to pe Aggy Eoin Peet ‘Dox 4,950 Post ofice. R SALE—A FIRST CLASS MILLINERY AND DRESS. maki: eariakaess on reat. goed lecation Fepalr; would take.a partuer, "Address H., and in station ‘ARNESS AND cae BUSINESS FOR SALE—ES- tablished years, doing a good business; altuated mpi enues in the city; large stock and complete fixtures; no mo cppoetisens cheap rent, with selling. 120 OS Bian to i address Eight avenue, near Foi ‘OTEL FOR8ALE—GooD LOCATION; DoING GooD business; acoommodates 90) guests; rent cheap. Ad- dress box 1,199 Post office, Liter ait interest WANTED, WITH $4,000 CASH, for Half Interest in Stable, Stock and Fixtures, domng a usiness, which can be doubled with the right party; Present stock ost 818,000 Address A. P. 8., Herald office. Me Y TO LOAN, WITH SERVICES.—A GENLEMAN Ce oe, cove wt hcg nml rhe apres ig would loan from ldreas MONEY, box 103 ETIRING! FROM BUSINESS. 1 OFFER A LIGHT manufactury branch of Photography ; te #? estab- ished ; a spect Inquire easily acquired and profita le, in the ‘Microscople Studio, 661 Broadway. ee ARRETION 4 PARTIES DESIRING GOOD investments is invited to a Manufacturing Busi- fowl nara catabliahed, profitable and secured by poems; Uberal anc wilt be made. Apply to or Hp. VAND' wrk at "Attorney and Counsellos-at:iaw; 19 Park place, » Foom 14 uw HE be nldtertat Aled OF A WELL ESTABLISHED AND prot table cash business, in a first class location, where health will not allow brs to A ceed the business, will sell at a bargain a well ass stock of Fancy Goods and Dry —, or be will sella Halt-Interest in the business to a este perey who. understands the retail business. Ad- creer Ov! -KED, box 212 Herald office. (0 MERCHANT TAILORS OR OTHERS.—A GOOD cutter, or one who has some stock in trade and influence or capital to invest, with services, may hear of a tirstrate opportunity to get an interest in a house doing about $50,000 er annum to 5.000 only wanted; senior partner ome 0. K. W., Herald office, with name and reas, ‘OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST PAYING PATENTS for the manufacture of Easy Chairs; the chair can be inid together and used for a ther pela inquire at {many purposes. For fur- Fifth street, basement. Fro SALE—AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM MET WITH, Pee Cigar Store on Broadway, doin, Ciieg} Dusinese: isfactory reasons for selling. Address, for two days, J. R., box 144 1 Herald office. A s73 R SALU—MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, ON 2, Sromlway, now doing at the Far 20 Py pene : Lh tora youn; lor Cay Address, a5 references, CUTTER OUT, care of J. iv eat x Union square, F°. SALE—A MARVIN BANKER’S SAFE, IN PER- fect —? 5 feet 5 inches by 3feet1 inch. 64 Broad- ‘way, room Lip SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A BOOT 1 Shoe Store, in one of the best locations in Brooklyn, Call on or address I L, T. POWELL, 34 Warren st. (up stairs). OR SALE—A BOOKSTORE; A LONG AND havea establ book, y mauicnery and fancy Address Mi its cash value is about LOW: box 893 Post office, iain onfidentially the applicant's means, with referenc me and address, as no other real applications will recoive attention. Wy teers PARTNER WITH $5,000 OR MORE, TO Manufacture articles paying from Jée, to $3 prodt per pound, with a probable sale of from 00 pounds yearly. Address FREN i CHEMIST, eae ‘ANTED—A MAN AS PARTNER, WITH #1,500 CASH, in a first class established market up town. Address, with real name, STONE, Herald oflice. ANTED—IN THE UNITED STATES, A RELIABLE man of means to manufacture an indispensable build- ing article, successfully established in Europe; profits large. Address FELIX, box 1,279 Post oftice, HOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN AN ESTABLISHED Real Estate Ofice, uptown; capital locatio 200 or $300 required. | Address ALONE, box 100 Beral jptown Branch oflice, 1,265 Broadway. ANTED—TO ¥IND A GENTLEMAN WHO WILL rantee a rent of $10,000 ana advance a po: flclency m the summer, for one-half the protiteof cash business, No weak-backed individual, who 1s not will to take some risk to make #5.000 or $10,000 without awer. Address ENTERPRISE, Herald office, NTED — FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MAN, WITH vapital of 83,00, to joln'a Paper Pattern business, ee ed several years. in the best location on Brox dress CAPITAL, box 217 Herald office, ay. OR SALE AT HALF IT8 VALUE—THE STOCK, Tools, Fixtures and Good Will of s manufacturing Jeweller; sixteen Sateas established; satisfactor reasons given \dreas J, D., box ioa't | Herald o| OR SALE—ONE 01 OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE AND best patronized Boarding Houses in the city, on the rest side; always full, as can be seen by reference. Address CONFIDENCE. box 167 Herald office. ice. NEW PUBLICATIONS. _ AVINGS BANK, LIFE INSURANCI By ELIZUR WRIGH formerly Insurance Commissioner of ‘Massachusetts, as Is an imperial octavo of 210 pages, with steel engraved making life insurance, as itis and as it ought to g e antelligible to all. It contat 265 tables never vefore published, giving the various values for every year of its possible existence of every desirable poliey—information likely to be worth twice its cost to every person who has or peda ingurance on hia tte. lt om he pe will be sent by C8, the reoept o ‘Address h Powerit We id sireel, Boston. OR SALE—A BEAUTIFULLY FITTED UP DRY Goods Store, with or without Stock and Lease; beat lo- cation and on im the mine at. ROY, ‘on premises, HIG! 97 Newark avenue, Jersey City. OR SALE—FIRST CLASS STOCK AND FIXTURES of Hat Store No. § Bowery, and Lease of building, either ie or separately. For particulars Inquire on the premises. FOR SALE HOTEL, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, ON ns nears pce plan, with bar and restaurant, near Madi- rice $10,000; terms $4.00 cash, eS on years; reit $6,000. Apply to D’ Conriss, cy sirtk avenue, susan _____VALENTINES. VALENTINES!—A LARGE AND Velentines, retailed at Meg jew York Valentine Depot, 61 ‘ALENTINES! choice selection of Fane; rices, at WRIGLY'S: Ubatham sireet, RESTAURANTS. (vest HAS “OPENED HI8 FIRST OLASS RESTAU- rant at the St. Julien Hotel, No. 4 Washington place, near Broadway, rae two suites of corner Rooms can be taken at moderate men. Also desirable Rooms for gentle- QLOTE &JANES, Btationers, Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers, 93 Fulton street.” Blank Books made to pattern. OR SALE,—I HOLD A PAWN TICKET ON AN ELE- nt diamond cluster set of Brooch and Earrings, worth } amount due on fret D will sell ticket for $125, \dress DIAMONDB, Herald office. OR KALE—TWO YEARS" LEASE, STOCK, FIXTURES and Book Depts of a good Provision Business, estab- ifshed two years; present owner going West, Address or call at 171 F Eighty-seventh street. Fe SALE—A SMALL JOB PRINTING OFFICE, doing good business; terma easy. Apply at 189 Chatham aquare, corner of vliver street, OR SALE—ON THE BEST BUSINESS LOCATION AL Eighth avenue, the Lease and Fixtures, with or without ae ‘an old and well established Dry Goods Store. Inquire 297 Eighth avenue. (YOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS MARKET, DOING A good business; x rare saenee. Inquire at the corner of Fifty sixth street and Eighth avenu OR SALE CHEAP—CARMAN’S BUSINESS AND OUT- fit, conatating of two single trucks, one horse and two sets single harness (ail in good order), with the work of two business houses, Call on F- SHAW, $8 West Broadway, for sca hon, CESS SRE OR SALE OR TOLET—ONE OF THE BEST MARKETS mi eightn avenue, with fixtures, and lease ; good reasons MJP WILLIAMS’ £'SON'S, 370 gn for Ap fest Thirty-fourth street ____ . WANTED TO “PURCHASE, n ANT I< TO. BUY—FIVE B« BOGARDUS MILLS. ‘ADDRESS ARBLE YARD FOR SALE~DOING A GOOD BUSI- ness; terms reasonable. Address B. TOMLINSON, ‘Absecon, N. |AFE! CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT--HERRING’S, roy vi ee Wilder's mare; Lillte’s improved Safes at duced Safe: Ny aired and exchanged. LILLIES bot COMPANY, 0. QUIRK, successor, No. 8 Park place. Box 771 Post office, ANTED—TO BUY MACHINERY To MANUFACTURE Burlap and Flour ia MEDICAL, PR: LL NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES CURED fee once, coe detention from business, by Dr. LEWIS, No. A aaah a CURE FOR ALL UNFORTUNATES BY Wea tee and Mme. West, female physician and midwife. 14 LADIES’ PHYSICIAN.—DR. i. D. GRINDLE, PRO fessor of Midwifery, 25 years’ success{ul practic ibis city, treats all fer from whatever o produced, Residence and West Twenty-sixth Mreet, near Sixth avenue. Dinter cg eee a MEU EN, gf HYSICIANS | FOR indies. —Confidential and skilful treatment; advice free. Office 67 Amity street, near Fifth avenue, ADIES—TRE FAMOUS EUROPEAN MEDICAL Clairvoyant arrived, and will notify you in Monday's Herald where she can Miran GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN—-SPEED- cere cures all female complalots. Office 120 West Twenty- Ms Ww. H. MAXWELL, 114 EAST TENTH STREET, Female Physician, does not humbug ladies with medi- RS. WORCESTER, PHYSICIAN, 9 cuaname street, between Washington and We ‘Ladies consult her on all aliments, Board, nuraing ;{nfaute adopted, &c. she YEARS’ ‘LEASE | FOR SALE—AT. A LOW RENT, sore in the srowing ity of Bitzabeth, dress box 4: 8 large oor street, pear Einzabetn (N. 3.) Post oftice, T° BARERS—FOR SALE, ‘THE FIRST CLASS BAKERY 892 Grand street. For particulars inquire on the pre- mises. WILL PURCHASE ONE OF THE OLDEST $3. 50! eeu spond sme pres juor Bars in the city; farniture, stock, ané Tense 1 Sia MACHINERY, VARIETY OF MACHINERY, NEW AND SECOND AM a ofieray elt in bgp Puleye, and Engines; ft fens WOME AS be UPON th a 90 HORSE POWER AMES’ PORTABLE Bobesiat stent pee ee Yale Vertical Engine and Aone yc y Neer 2 aw Cortlandt street, low bata JONARY, ‘AND HOIST. iarge roe ode of En st oll EP. AM F%, POR SALE—PORTABLE, sta a ing Engines and Bolters, from horse power, new gna setond’ bana, cheap ‘for | cath, SON, ROLAREN, Third’ and Grand streets, Hobo z MACHINERY.—prarpino ) MACHINE WANTED, or not less than 33 carriers; one of 64 preferred; must be cheap. Address WAJ, Herald office, MS, VAN 1 San BoB PHYSICIAN AND Lda! Marts toes cer as cagetul practice, “Consultation free, pra.) FO Lapixs AND FRIEND & THE 60 Fees mod- unfortunate, Dr, Bi Bond street, 179 2 BLEECKER STRERT_DR. HARRISON'S OF- pecial diseases cured’ immed barton remedien, UorTeapondeaes ‘bod coosutailons sirick. R CALORIC rs. FOR SALE-—TWO HORSE Rover oe rae ruoning. Apply to STYLES & CASH, 9 “80R] W-CUTTING LATHES, ONE SMALL T"?, i a Operant gid all nearly new; also new a aia Plymouth street, Brookivn. ANTED—A PORTABLE STEAM, ENGIN FROM three to mix horse pomets om, eo conf v use with the above Av ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO LOAN ON THE business now $1,000 and hereafter if satisfactory 5,000 to $10,000 for a safe manufacturing business, and in return will show the way to obtain a successful merchandise, brokerage or importing business in connection with above manufactory. Address R. 8., Post office, Brooklyn. OO 70,8130%.-<PERSONS HAVING SMALL, OR large capital can start themeelves in business Manufacturing and selling an article patented January 16, 1872; conte 8 cents, selis tor &) cents, in every bank, oitice, store and family. Call and investigate , or address 49 Broad street, room 1 a $300 To $500, WANTED, A PARTNER, TO ASSIST ‘Address Ts “HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S: MONTA, Captain E. Myer, willsall on Tuesday, February 18, 197%, at grim ew York tort taking passengers ow ‘or lymouth, London, First cabin, a oe ‘Second cabin, 87% oe. S oe in United States gold. The CIMB: a va fal February 3 1872, KUNHARDT & RICHARD & BOAS, General A; eral Passenger * © Broad street, 'N- ¥. No. 6 Barclay NY. ATIONAL LINE. STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, m pler 47 North River. To eeeiieed ane Liver; DENMARK, Sumner. . Tuesday, Feb. ee mais at 12M. to Liverpool, ‘Queeasiown or London direct:— oatin f aad es: eee ER ter Ossett Prepaid steerage tickets ive Londonderry, Cinigow of Lonton, Wi curredey a For. riiculars app! ‘s iotons. Broadway. Tp Ww. SHURE Manmeet ‘ORTH Gneeax LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ‘or Southampton and Bremen. ‘The decade RHEIN, canta, J, G. Meyer, will sail Saturday, February 17, at2 P. My from pea pier, Loot Third street, Hoboken, to be followed ty e steameabl) NEW YORK, Captain K. von Emster, on Jasareag, Feb. a Rates ot to London, Havre and Bremen, pay: or its equivalent in currence; esd ral “POEL RICHS $09; No. 3 wowilng Green UE. Ny vette gl LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS- town and ailing every Wednesday. MINNESOTA, Morxan . Me IDAHO, Pries 5 scenes Febratey ii a sa passage, 70, gold; sieoraze, 0, urrency, Propaid tebe, menoy, Cavin Passengers booked to and from and Sweden, Ace Dratts on Engiand, "aris, .ris, Hatnl Germany at lowest rates. vet Franse ah Wind & & GUION, 29 Broadway. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRA FRANCE, . ‘i The General Transatlantic Compan: 2 Mail Steamshi begeeen New York and Havre, callow es sa ong BS cy vessels on this favoril oy, for the Contt- i saul from pier 50 North River as follows: GT, LACHENT, Lemarie, Saturday, February 24, WASHINGTON, Roussan, Satu jarch VILLE DE PARIS, Surwiont, Saturiiay, March 28 PEREIRE, Danre, Satur day, ‘April 6. Price of « nd} - poeane. ineol Fold, inclnts ling wine: First cabin, $125; second cabin, 875, pill tickets at Lipp Ben rates. do not carry steerage p proton travellere olug toon, revurning from nent of Euro; taking the steamers of this ine eral yey both transit by PEaglisigraifway ane the discomforts ing the Channel, Teades saving tar, rouble hid exveane JEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway, NMAN LINE, for (hess and Liverpool. Royal Mail Steamers are on oe as follows 'Y OF WASHINGrO ‘Saturday, February 17, 12000. Saturday, February M4, 2 P. Saturd: By i ny, Maral uP. M. iirday and Whurrday, trom: pier dB pie North fi River. RATES OF PansAae. Payable in Gold. jen ror er information at the company’s office, SPY SOHN G. DA ie Agent, 15 Broadway. New York, NCHOR —_ ‘Steamers sail every Wednesday and Saturday to and W YORK AND GLASGOW, calling at Eendonterry to land mails and passengers. Passengers booked and forwarded to and from ail railway stations 1s Growt Britalay ireland, Germany, Norway, Sweden or Denmark and America as dafely, speedily, comfortaby and cheaply 98 SAD NEW Baltes FEOM toe el FROM NRW YORK, Saturday, Jan. gaturday, Feb. 12 Saturday, eb. 8. b. 94 Saturday, i A. .- aturday, v Marek 8 ‘Ana an extra, ofthe tine every Wednesday from zat North River, New York, a noon, of passage, payable in currency, 1, Glaszow or Cabs eemistons sae tad good Tor fwel = nibs, securing fortwelve mon! accommodations, 81 “ fe ge B38; pee mett dh $3, ertificates, at ‘can be bought here by those ‘wishing to send tor their friesds, ad ued, payable on presentation, Apply,at the company's oflces to HENDERSON BROTHERS, No, 7 Bowling Green. LEIG REPUBLIC, TIC, ATLANTIC, + 4,000 tons burden, aa pow. wing trom Sew York on Sat band from Liverpool on yursdays, calling at Cork Harbor , LIC, February ly, at 19-30 P. Ma ATLANTIC, February 24, at 6. M. BALTIO, Merch 2 at 11 A.M. OCEANTY March9, at 4B. M. White Star dock, Pavonia ferry, Jersey v City, From tue} Passenger costamodatione for all classes unrivalled, com» baning safety, speed and comiort, saloons, smoking room and bathrooms in mid- ay ection, where least motion is felt Surgeons and stew- ardenses accompany these steamers. Rates—Saioon, $80 in gold; sueerage, 890 in Those wishtag to send ‘for ‘freuds, trom. twe olde Old country cap now obtain steerage prepaid certt Passengers booked to or from ft” America, P Paris, Hamburg’ Norway, Sweden: Tndia, rally China, ka, Breurs ion Meet Uneaes cheer Teee m For xatormation apply ‘at the company’s office, 19 Broad- way, New Bilis of iading issued through to Continental rid ~~ aid He SPAR TARAS. Agent, ep Se IMRIE & CO., 10 Wi No. 7 Bast India avenue, "Leadenball street, Lo oe STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFFICIAL Fassports rta of the Department of State issued by A. C. WILLM. TA, United States | Court House, 41 Chambers st. COAST WISE STE. MSHIPS. paciric MAIL STEAMSHIP ‘COMPANYS LINE TO CALIFORNIA, SAFAN AND CHINA, CARRYING MAILS ie NGERS AND KINGSTON, JA.. SANTA MARTHA AND GREYTOWR, AN: DBACtere pale, pai oi PERU AND ND CHILE. teamers leave 1th an th each m¢ ex when cept those dates fait on ara then the day previows. February 15, steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain Jeff Maary, wil leave per 42 North River, at 12 o'clock noon, for wall, via Kingston, Ja., and connecting at Panama steamer COLORADO, touching at Fiano Maozan! Mi and also connecting for all Central American an South Pacite ports. Freights pal last named ports was 62. 5 oe rere. Mareh 1, 3. JAPAN wil leave for Ue aa China, aa rates cot Pp . Sy a SoM daaranace “PS Comes tse te” STATES aan MaIL STKAMSHIP manip. }OUTH AMERICA, nt sidewheel steamsnip Si AM eentce Revd Th by P ba Bette an jomas, Para, Pernambuco, february epat r ‘kin Janeiro, on Wednesday, F Wy at 8 o'clock P. M. from pler 48 North River. For freight or passage SPIES » GARRISON, : “Nob Bowing Greco ‘NITED om tons fe in, Captal tn the charge of a wholesale and retail ii er Dusiness; security given if required. Apply, before 3 on Monday, at roome street. 1.000. eaSPEEXDID CHANCE FOR A YOUNG prota lo half interest in an established business giver Call immediately, “MOU DY & ob., “, No. 7 Murray street, room 28. 31.000 TO §15,00.—A GUOD PARTY, WITH THIS amount, can secure Stock and {300d Will of a nd and Glass House, well established, and form partner. ship with » qualified gentieman; best thorvuchfare in the eity: elty: price low. pftincipals only iddtose MELFORD, box 188 Uptown Branen —PARTNER WANTED, LADY OR GENTLE- i! 000; man, to open astore yaa this 8 city, for the sale tented “ which mand un- AMES Hi Y, M46 Fr Frton street, Fd floor, room 4. WANTED, A PARTNER WITH it and satisfactory $3.000 eatoss can bave an interest in eee investment. and tion: 0002 —A PARTY, WITH THIS AMOUNT, connect himself with Shows Siready cmablished fo the banking and brok communeations confidential, Address WIL! SOHN: STON, Herald ofice, pi ee NTA SES EUROPE. ws NFANT NOURISHMENT. IN THE ROYAL NUR- series the food prepared by Savory & Moore has the preterence. Dr. H. Bar! it “resembles mother's milk as closely as poss pte m it as @ prince sho Science lew. Bi lignly nourishing ana bom ed."—Dr. Hassall, No dota oF RORY. 8 1s., 2a, Se. and 1s, Vi RY & t MOORE 143 New Bond sti London. Sold by all Chemists and italian Warebousemen. COAL AND “Woop. FOR NUT COAL; EGG AND FURNACA, $5 ree ‘per ton of 9,000 Iba, delivered. corner Twenty-seventh street and $5 15 AND § FOR BGG AND STOVE, | 50 FOR large Nut, screened and delivered pounds to the ton guaranteed. Manhattan Coal Waverley place, near Biath avenne, ~_BUROPEAN STEAMSAIPS, OPE? LINE, ICAN ROYAL THE BRITISH AND NORTH AM AIL STEAMSHIPS, between New York and Liverpool culiog at Cork Harbor. tom New York PARTHIA. faturday, Feb. 19 BATAVIA ‘Setarday: Feb. x GAUABRIA.W'edny March 6] SIBRBIA-,Saturday, March 2 CHINA. Wednesday, March 13] HECLA.. if Saturday, March 9 And every following saan And every t ‘Saturday day and Saturd Cabins $80, $100 ant ‘B190, gold, according to accommode- wMlokets to Paris, 815, go'd, additional. Return tickets httardrabta terms, Steers pater jokets{ from os Liverpoot ‘and Queenstown and all ris of bur ‘Through bills of indi tox Bettant, Glengow, Havre iarooa i i nang sires Gonsinent, “ror | fre nt and cabin passage apply at the company's ow! oor steerage paseaae, ete Bronte, Te ena Uracore STATES antigen se fire Nola a tor every ‘Kxeot ana Notary Publ RECT. AVANA, D' MAVANAL Rountree AND uid Rou) ad Mail Steamship t ITY O| Usmeareest ae (oa jantic Mail Stenmash uraday at 8 o'clock BP rey, Tom pit sage ae Rive MORKO CASTLE, Captarn Re M. Adame. oo: CRESCENT CT in E. Van Bice (via Ni ® | MissoURT, captain in "Morton... a) seeps corres "Pd. Wr. DIKOC ey ae aut ecb Bowtin Green. JEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAME! RS—TOUCH ing at Key West, ing the United States Malt. ‘The steamship ARLADNE, Captain Doane, at ca River, will leave on Saturday, Febi B be eer) sage a ruary 17. rough bills of lading given to Houston and on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson and B: °F freight or ly to oF o “f s wARL ORY RY & CO, 159 Maiden lane, orto w.P. CLYDE, 19 W Brunewic! Steam nD >a sails Saturday, February 17, at Insurance 36 per cent. itinvesiwniyiaé oss HAND, 119 Wall street, MES HAND, 119 Wall street, Fo NEW fore DIRECT. from plier 29 North ) STEAMSHIP LIN! trom pet Ne, 8 Nor Fa Me relat received Kan raice given for St. Loute, vigtature, Mobil ton aspiy ge ean or ae ici, © Brondway.” yo $ DIR Teves ei Carll tora at ot eave pler No. North River, on Satu if, at Woluck . Mc. Freight Toceived dally. nrough given to Galveston, India ‘aad 8k Louie age, dma Roepe > PPL VELL & C0., 80 Went street. For ew FOR NEW ORLEANE DIRECT. ‘The seamsbip GENERAL SEDGWICK, Onptain T. 8. 11 Jeaye pler 31 Hast fiver, Wednoslay, February 14 Freight for St. Loute, Mobile And Galveston taken. or reost ot pa or passage, having superior accommodations ie! ©. H. MALLORY & 00.) 168 Malden lane, * R NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND. ‘The Old Domtiton Steamsnip Company wi pier bh IsAAC SELEY tor Nort Hertel, © Cnty ty % and: anak hed uraday, Cy Jading to all = Kal g o janet pansen- ickete isan ints. Accommodations 1 4 oe nequaiied, atreet, ‘Liveroodl a and