The New York Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1872, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 12970. weveee PaGz—Fourth, fifth and sixth = MAND LODGING BOARD—Tnrep Pace—Fourth column, ae SALE—SECOND at YPORTU BUSIN! OPPORTUNITIES ouventn PaGE—Sizth col- NOTICES—Fivta PaGr—Sixth column. ESTATE FOR SALE—SroonD PaGE—Firet CLERKS AND SaLESMEN—Tuinp Pace—Second and COACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Turep PacE—Third columo. )D—SEVENTH PaGe—Firth column. Soa ALTWIBE Sta MSHS Finet Pace—Sixth column. ume, EO turn Ey column. REAL Pac gant iT PaGe —Sixth columt jOUsES fry ee FURN ISHED AND UN- FoRvis D—TuiEy Pak —Fifth and sixth columns. BUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS Finer PaGe—Fitth and sixth OROPE—Finet Pace—Third column. INANCIAL—Finst Page—Third column, FOR SALE—8EconD Page —Fourth column. FURNISHED: ROOMS AND APASIREE TS TO LET— ‘THIUD PAGE—Sixth columi FURNITURE Srvexta PaaeSixth column, ENC! _ ADYSETISEMENTS—TaizD Pacr—Fourth columt neg "WANTED—PEMALES—Ture PAGE—Second col- HELP. (WANTED MATLES_Tunny PAGE—Third column, RRIAGES, &0.—FineT PaGE—Second and third nae tk ber agioaep Pa@s—Fourtb column. USES, ROOMS, &c., WANTED—SevENTH PAGE—Sixth umn. INSTKUCTION—Srventu Pace—Fifth column, JERSEY HOBOREN, HUDSON CITY AND BER- AL i ESTATE FOR SALE-—SECOND Page— KotOR RE. SEABON--SROOND PaGE--Third column, OFFICES—SEVENTH PAGE—Filth column, Lost AND FOUND—Fixst Page —First SOON ty ey abd Paot—Fourth column, kr LE Sad page Pet columo, DICAL—SEVENTH Pas bh es MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISENENTS: icin Pacr— xth col MISCEELANEOUS—SRoonn PaGt—Fourth column. i. yen Te YaGe—Sixth column. ERSO! Finet Page—First column, PUANGPOITES Seonae : Post OFtIGE NORGE -—Sixth colu Finest PAGF—Dixth column, OVESSIONAL S SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES— PagR—Second colu PROPEIEY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT -SxoonD PAGE—Second and third columns, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—SkconD PaGE—Third "ATE WANTED—SRooND PAGR—Third column, OUS NOTICES—Finst Pace—Fifth column. ore ALB—8ECOND Pa@r—Third column, D3—Finet PaGr—First colump. Bante ae AUCTION—Fixst Paar - Fourth and fifth col- SITUATIONS WANTED- FEMALES—TuirD PaGe—First SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—TninpD PaGE-—Second BPEC! rials NOTICES—Finsr PaGE—First and second col- sPoRt riNG—Doas, THIRD PaGE—Fourth column, ES PURYOSES—Turep Pagr—Fiith column, UNFURNISHED ROOMS. AND APARTMENTS TO LET— THIRD PAGE—Sixth columnn. WANTED TO PURCHASi:—Finst Pa@r—Third column. aca hind STEAM BOATS, 40. 4c.—Finst Pagor—Second First Pagr—Sizth column. if BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED aT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND STREETS, WEST SIDE, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR FOR- MER PLACE. En ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8A. M. TILL 9 P. M. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE BATES, No SETRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND. = eee PERSONAL. YN INET ONE D DAY OLD FOR ADOPTION. id Weat ‘Twenty-sixth street, LLEN HAS RETURNED. COME TO “KEPPLER'S ‘hon Tuesday, at 5, or telegraph. NCIENT ORDER OF EGYPTIAN MONKS—MONAB- tery of the North—excommunication. CBARGES. BR LUNDY (IN 1856 OF 67 CHATHAM New York), or any person knowing his present adress or of bis tert h pleage communicate with RODMAN THIRTY-SECOND Carico 20) HOP OF B, H. P. CLUB.—DARK-EYED LADY, white dress, ight mustache other end 1 ‘on floor: met in gallery (white cloud) and followed to ear- Please address PIAZZA, Herald office. bee ea 1 alae 207 rt YOU TUES- >. May pro! lace you left me. bs napguindi v FIFTY CENTS, ac. Freanne ESDMOND—WHERE CAN I ait RAE FORMATION WANTED IMMEDIATELY. J dn theyears 1811 and 1812 James G. Jones, « coppersmith, mily, consisting of @ wife samed Lavi lived at No. 155 Greenwich street, james G. Jones lived at No. 177 Bow and nie brother, Samuel Tivea a rod a¢ IB Bowe Tes and er ea the said J w slip and his brothe: gy E Willan street. Jones lived im Water viz role, Jones, lived at 247 ny persov bas cerning ether of these brothers ot of thelr famiiles whie.20 Hiving at any of the above vance the inte: ly communicating street. New York, Feb. 19, 1872. eee at te WANTED—AS abouts of aa ee formerly of Montreal and ment comes to his no- nth and Justice, by tm. ihe ‘same. in writ HENRY J. MECUDDER. THE WHERE- ia his sister, tre, y information concerning hm will betbank- 7 Wheo last heard from he was in Chicago, Exchanges piease copy. FORMATION WANTED—OF LOUIS Kisnnyenen, Kings county, Ireland. Any informat sto nis whereabouts will be than! <Kate and Mary Hearte, at ‘York, at 1a) Wet Forty’ ]"FoRMATION WANTED_OF MICHAEL HEPPERN, county Kilkenny. Ireland. 219 East Eighteenth wt, R GOLDSMID WILL CALL AT NO. § WALL hear of something tmportant to DA-—DID NOT. KEEP APPOINTMENT, MEET ME AT same time and place, corner Forty-eighth street, on Mon- formerly of parish Ser Can ‘on oF adrete ANN Caer RN, IDA Fiske upET CAEee JENKS AT WOOD’ hpi front room, curiosity exhibition, Saturday, half- oe NIGHT.—WOULD BE \ RED ROSE BUD, Herald office. Wt roy ARRIVED YESTERDAY. WHEN CAN Tee you? CADET. Watnacnss, pleased to O8T—CERTIFICATE NO, 1,457 FOR TWO SHARES OF ‘stock In the New York and New Haven Ratirond Compa- ;,ftandtng in the name of Ferdinand Suydam, John Dore, Phenix and George Heary Warren, trus bitney, Jr. ll persons are cautioned against negotiat- ff (he same. ae application nae been CHAN, 63 Wall street, ST—THURSDAY EVENING, 1 Hast Tenth street to Seven th street ring of Coral Heads, The finder will receive $> reward upon returning same to 228 East Tenth street. OSf—BETWEEN ELIZABETA Memorandum Book, containing sundry notes and payers of no value except to Re beet pameé ip . T WOOD # CO. 513 Wasa iN WEDNESDAY EVENING, A ae > CHAIN Bracelet, wilh Shree tar Re y Wallack's or returniny suitably rewarded by OsT-A GOLD EARRING, Upera reward willbe pald on returning 1 oF. B. LESS. jb even ‘oo PREDERIC KENNO- IN near Third avenue, AND BROOKLYN, A vin b ailable reward wi Hugton atre Finder wi sits ri i oftce, Gitsey douse,” ht SHAPED, A SPECIAL NOTICES, A he RERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN ‘aoop life insurance companies, and who d sarvender their panels py an ‘uote sale, cea barvew: the surrender value of their tneit policies b apply! eT L y applying at Insurance —DEPOT FOR STEINF:! A y subs FRENCH COGNAC EPARTMENT OF 1, D ‘AXES AND ASSESSMENTS Ye a 1872, ‘ORK, ate y Viaed Sure law. We es J. GERAMER, Taxes NATHANIEL BANDS, | Assesemente, Fes SALE—A VALUABLE WATER PeOnrAGe, Sree: Stent pad fr ef a River; witl sell lon address J. T. B., GEO, H. ANDREWS, lo bar ait) fis Herald ice Y. nag OFFICIAL DRAWINGS 8 by JOSEPH BATES, 194 Broadway, room 4. F XOU WANT TO KNOW THE OFFICIAL STANDING of every Bank and Insurance Company, get the and Tosurance Register,” publisued weekly At An ‘4 a oy = THE egy g Cte OF TRE ed re Frame Mere. FISCHER & CAKPENTER, fone Na treet, now tn restored again after the fi They can ao oa | fulfl ai all orders ia oe comomers as be- fore, but they are able, in connection ‘manu- facturing place ‘in ‘, om to supply a cae ‘at shortest: noice to full aatafug TSCHER & GAREENTER, formerly Non 9 Baxter airce now 44 Bast Broadw rays OYAL HA HAVANA AND “ESOS BROKERS, EPH BATES & CO, Post office box 4,264, Walk street, New York. STONE QUARRY FOR @ALE—15 AORES PURE GRAY 4 Granite, contains five million cubic yards, 600 feet water frontage. Apply to THOMAS corner Greenwich, room 1, Ss” TNE IZOD, 61 Cortlandt street, TELEGRAM CARTOON tree THE LEGINLATIVE HEN IN A QUANDARY. A GREAT SCRATCHING ABOUT WHAT? SEE TRE EVENING TELEGRAM 0-DAY. ALL THE NEWS FROM EVER’ WHERE, THREE CENTS. QIN THE TRACK AND ARCH IT OVER —THE Nineteenth Ward Railroad Reform Association Texulag meetings at their Readauarters, 689 Third cle every Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock. Property owners a others interested are invited to attend. VU. Bi ARME, BOOTS AND, SHOES —ANY PARTY havinga large lot of sewed army Hoots or Brogans, cr sewed navy Shoes, can find a purchaser at a low figure {oF ee oF §.000 patra by addressing, with full particulars, box 5 AD aa ET.—8YOW CARDS READY MADE AND to order. $100. OOO 20b?, WAS DRAWN IN ROYAL HA- vans Lottery of Cubs, Feb, 6. Kentucky, olass 192—Nos. 67, 40, 2.4 dress BALEY & CO, (old eatablished ofice), Via Broadway. SPOKTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. —FOR SALE—ALL KINDS OF ‘FANCY DOGS, 18, BIRDS, - &c. Medicines for all diseases; prepared Food for mocking birds, at B. G. DOVEY'S, ‘No. $ Greene sreet, near Bou COCHIN FOWLS FOR cae CHEAP~A SPLEN did lot of hens and roosters bred from imported stock. Inquire at SCHROEDER'S grocery store, corner Chestnut and Newark avenues, Hudson City. N. J. HOKSES, CARRIAGES, av. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1872. HORSES, CAI CARRIAGES, | Oo (CARRIAGE m1 REPOSITORY, 14) W 5 te WEST BROAD- ‘ony top and and Busi ra ean Wags ce leave ‘WAGONS AND ry mgd emconD en, a, Fenty Carriages, P: cay Nittle a selling of inal cost WITT’ Lit Mant Nex rine sts., Brookiya, Miaetory, Fulton and OR SALE-A LOT OF Goon WORK HORSES, JUST arrived from the are We suitable tor all RB see; to ie sold cheap.” Apply at 80 Wooster street, near Spring. OR, bay He SHIFTING TOP AND SEAT naror Wagon, in perfect order; will sell it iow; owner has use for 1% ‘Also single Harness, Address DEPOT WAGON, (OR SALE—EXPESS WAGON, WITH SKELETON TOP, ‘cover and apron, nearly be sold at som ply at corner Third ‘new, run three months; tunt at 160 price. AP, East Forty-eighth ‘street, enue. ere Se orsa, ax years o 3 souns ry Jind’ 17 Hast ear Ae ‘Twenty-eight street, néar R, SALE BEAUTIFUL SADDLE OR DRIVING ‘thoroughbred handsome gray. 16 hands ; bi od worker; must be" N Nine: enth street, ROCER'S WAGON FOR SALE CHLAP_NEW, WELL Dull, with platform springs. Apply at 218 Front street, yw York. ARNESS—POR FARMING, TEAMING, carting, busin TRUCKING, coach, Cy gy Biome s ena and plea ge MOSEMAN’S Harness Wareroows, 1! Chambers rest M yc if LOANED ON [ BUBAT ERIN. IN THE HORSE Carriage lint iperior een and fine storage for tne noe ‘Call at 100 Went Thirty-third street, near Sixth avenue. PRICE FOUR R CENTS, _____ BALES AT AUCTION. LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.” DY ALLEN Br MINER & BROTH MONDAY, em ts at 103s 0 "olde ° Chambers an GENTEE} russel = ay hy Fe Wast er tre and Side airs, sen Hair Mats eases, Feathe! tows, ‘Croc! Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, ac. dian Toamediately afer the furniture, AN K Ri ENTIRE STOCK OF BUILDER 8 HARDWARE, HOUSE- FURNISHING GOODS, Ac., consisting of Cooking and Par- Moves, Gaeses, rows Chisels, Punches, Saws, Screws, ‘ails, Hinges, Bolts, Loy Shovels, Spades, in and Three-ply sae Pane ita im and foes and Rakes; Resenpane, X dies, Spider idera, Sadiror "4 &o.5 rtanma and Tin Tea pnd tee e Kettles, Fan + Boil y Bells, Pig pe 5 tA Ware, Brooma, Bi ea, Stove and’ ‘a large assortment of Knives, Forks ahd Silver Piated Spoons, ‘ace dc. Goods now on ex: ition. By order of JAMES WILEY, Representat! live of Creditors. "4 GLEN B. MINER AUCTIONEER, BY MLEN wae & BROTHERS, HENRY H. Laks & SIDER. (Established 1847.) WEDNESDANS at 11 o'olock, at the private M4 Weat Twenty-tourth st. betw RUTHIN SALE of valuable Road 4 Carvings Boreas, lorses, elegant Clarence, Phaeton, six and four-in-hand Drags, complete wets Harness for do,, Robes, Bianxets, Ladies’ van Gentlemen's Saddles, Btable Fix ixtares Bo THE TEC COLONEL S AMES FISK, JR, order of Lucy D, Fisk, Executrix. The above cai can, be examined on and after Tuesday, 13th inat., from 10 A. M. to4 P. M., at the stable, as above. A de- tailed advertisement will pe given in time. Catalogues can be obtained at the oftice o of the auctioneer, stables, hth ‘ana Ninth avs, ECUND HAND AND SLIGHTLY SHOP WORN CAR ‘ sie i at bargains; Brewster two-wheel Dog Ci sop Pony Phaeton, Rockaw: Wasons,. MANUFACTURERS" Broadway. RUCK HORSE basi SALE.—INQUIRE IN THE 8TA- i bie, 213 Mercer stree! MY ba STOCK, FIXTURE! Aq brees OF 4 LIVERY Stable—Running stead: ences doing a first ta) family trade. Address, a rticulars, E., box 121 Herald Uptown Branch oltice, 1, 265 roadway. a Fido fereme FIRST CLASS PRIVATE STABLE pateey: bird atreet, near Sixth avenue. Inquire 483 Sixth Soesnlr COUPE HORSE, 16 HANDS se biood with Percheron strain’ preferred, sound and kind, to go in single and double harness, Address W., box 5,031 Post office. ‘ANTED. pureli trade the same for a light Top Buggy. Fen street, room ¥. Ww ANTED—A STYLISH, GENTLEMAN HAVING RECENTLY a & Stivers Trotting Wacon now desires to Inquire at No. 4 War- LIGHT LANDAULET, OR Coupe, for one horse. Any private part; anal to nell send dren, description and price to Lal ; box 4,132 Post o! D-THORSE WANTED. TO MATE. Viz. anda, long body, rangy neck, free, wel not over 800 pounds: will pay 8200 to, BVO. apoed "not Fe quired, Apply at) anu fagturere’ ‘Union, Broadway, ANTED—A HORSE SUITABLE FOR HAULING carriages; price from $100 to $200; will exchange any style of Carriage for same. Manufacturers’ Union Carriage Warerooms, 638 Broadway. $75 AND 8 TEAM, NEAR 16 HANDS, HORSE, 8 and 9 years; large draught Horse, 7 years, $175; all sound and kind. 734 Washington street, corner Bank, in the grocery. OUR Q-BLACK, HORSE. 6 YEARS, 16 HANDS; black, 8 years, $146; roan, Horse, 8 years, 15i4 nds, $150, sound and kind; Bi ae and Harness, cheap. 41 Eiguth avenue, corner of ‘Thirty-tirat street, __FINANCIAL. Aronon NOTICE.—CLINTON B. OSGOOD, AUC- joneer. Handsome Houschola 4 Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, Bedding, Crockery, Gi ‘are, &e., ‘osdooD by THIS DAY (Gaturday)y Fe waren Mt 5 C0. at 1046 o'clock A>M., Cham! bere street, near College place, alarge lot of Household Furniture, consisting in part of Brussels, three ply and Ingrain Carpets, carved black walnut marble top Bedsteads, carved. biack’ walnut top Dressing Bureaus, Curled Hair attresses, chestnut and oak Cham- ber Suits, Parlor Suits, in rey ‘urkish Sofas and Chairs, ainut marble top Tables, Le frame Pier Mirrors, lack walnut Cane-seated Chairs, black walnut and oak Ex- tonsion Tables, black walnut frame Mirrors, Lounges, Tables, Feather Bolsters and Pillows. et ‘Also a large lot of Crockery, une Ware and Kitchen Utensils Inds, W ue will commenc A GRAND EXHIBITION OF | PAINTINGS. SALE FEBRUARY 28 AND 29, Rc ast H. 8TEWART'S COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS, M. KNOEDLER & €.'8 COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS, “ Altogether the most interesting, and probably the most spies fal of Paintings exbibited this winter.”— ‘A remarkably choice collection of Paintings.”—N. Y. Times, 16th Februai Cary. “A collection of Paintings which embraces some of the finest examples of modern art which have been exhibites in thie it ity during the present season."—Evening Fost, 20th ‘ebrual These superb Paintings are now on, exhibition free, daily, at the Leavitt Art Rooms, trom 9 A. M. to6 P. M., and 7 to 10 Y. M., and will be sold by auction February 98 and The importance of this sale lt be apparent when we refer g fuen brillant those by Brillown, Be Ziem, Pl me, Trager, J. W- ‘Preyer, De eee a Vibert 'B. lantin, Couture, Am- Cc. berg, Verboeckhoven, cant Booker! Fichel, Gendron, Jaco- vacci, aud more than one hundred others, GEO. A. LEAVITT & CO. A —$112,000 ESTATE F FUNDS "TO LOA LOAN, AT 7 PER cont, on improved and ‘accessible unimproved city ro) Mortgages cashed. eg eek a? '. STLVENSON & SON, 1 Ii Pine street. LOAN OF 88,000 WANTED_ON UNENCUMBERED Real Estate, located in the city of Chicago. Address JONES, bor 146 Herald office. TLANTIC. SAVINGS Bi BANK, 65 Chatham square and 62 New Bowery, New York. DE.--Interest on deposits made now wili be dated from March 1. A naaMONEY, 70 LOAN OX NEW YORK AND NEW ‘Jersey Property, in sums to sult; ‘cashed. 'M. H. BELLAMY, N street, A ~ESTATE FUND OF gi60g00 WILL BE LOANED ON 5 class Real Eatate in this city for 8 and, 10 years) o will jortgage .ECUTO! New York Post ofice, mere T BARKER & CHASE'S CITY AUCTION MART AND N, oe TATTERSALL'S, corner of Broadway and Thi nth street. MAJOR C. W. BARKER, A ICHONKER. Eve ‘sales of Vis. ya ESDAY Y AND. Twenty-four hours allowed for trial o1 ined warrantee. The on! a LA CATALOGUE OFS The famous and 8 skroRyy ‘TORDAY. on every horse sold ae DRIVING 1 Na “+3 a ity Trick Stallion, tea rich bigs, =f bay, with no white; was raised in Texas; a 163g band: 9 Lag) old (no oe Nog ry 2, thon, the hore ree ne elegant die hor es all gate; In ver sad fine full tat! aod fe warranted i v7 banana mind. Will be pos: tively sold without reserve for account of whom ft may con- aelagant and extra fne bay saddle ana harness Horse, 184 igh, 6 years old; an extra stylish, ine and handy dri can trot ciose to three minutes; 18 elegant unaer saddle; 20 vices ; goes all gai's, and is warranted sound and kind. gh bred and superior blood bay Patchen Mare, 15% high, 6 years old; a vi ered close v0: threcatamie sadale mare, and is warranted sound an pe elegant half feat Road Wagon, Sunes oy Bridles Faylor, and second hand Harn sputalo, Wolf and ‘Alsske Rober, or nae Fine brown xelding, 16 high Byeare old very fine, stylish \d gamy driver; can trot in three minutes; i ster; fine family or coupe horse: warranted red aaa ey fiohments "consisting ot the fast, er Lake and oor brown trottin, neen Fs sree © der, and ‘e bait sisver to Red Glow Steere vod” is, without exception, the eal lest driving mare in the city; was never d can Deat 2:50 now and aia it ‘8 qreat road: e “¥ To pay, advances, ‘one Park Phaeton and one Express Wagon, city built eral chen w ‘work Horses, 1p and no top Road Wagons. Fast soprel Gelding, aired by Wonder, dam by Fiddler; is 15 bic, 9 years olde foe, eiylish drivers can, tro in tires minutes; is one of the greatest roadsiers in the country ; ie atraid of nothing and warranted acund and kind. ‘Also several other Horses, Fail description at sale. Sales never postponed on account of weather, MAJOR 0. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER. + ATTRACTIVE SALE OF TROTTING HORSES, oft his stable o71 aid 995 Seventh avenu TUESDAY, FEB. 27, AT 11 OC! Lock, Lady Daring, chestnat tare, by Kentuoky taster, 1535 hands bigh, 8 years old; ‘can trot in 4.35 Bay Mare, by Nonpareil, dam [Siar mare, 1636 bande high, 6 yeara old; ‘gan trot ip 2 $40, oF bette “t Cats Seaaculek estou rew, dam jeavenger, ands bigh, Sar ho an ied nat M ne sala tae }o1 Ww, dam Mor; 7 years oldy ean trot m4, Laight : Black Hawk; 1535 hands high, 6 years old; oan trot tn Black Horse, by Knox, dam by Messenger ;15X4 hands bigb, t yours clay era ay Galt by Mambrino, dam tnoroughbred mare; 154 a 4 years old; eat tFot tn 2 ger Mare, 16% high, 9 years ola: can beat 2:40. Bay y Rysdyk Hambletonian, 16% high, 7 years ok can beat 3 toiuates, Also light Road Wagon and one top Wagon, pole and sbaft doth bull b Trewster & Go. of Broome street; neuriy new. be! a4 jingle Harness and one set Double; all made by ‘Above Horses are all warranted sound and kind. Stock now op exhibition, _No postponement on account of weather. T PUBLIC AUCTION, Tia day (Saturday), Webrnary 4, at 11 o'clock, at 1.401 Broadwa; ‘fst street, a large and well selectod stock of i Phaetons, top and open Wagons, Es press, Business and Depot Wagons; also eight Bie! gneiss ‘and double Cart, Truck, Express ‘Couch end ‘Rot Harn Blankets, Robes, Whips, Haiters, Circingies, Sad- dies, Brides; also one iron seeproot Safe. JEN 8, Auctioneer, * Y NEW; ALSO FIRST CLASS ROCKAWAY, covered mounted singie Uarness, for sale very cheap At ine hair store 309 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-fourth and twenty fifth streets, A oat WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE. —IN- ACK AND TAN SI TTER PUP, ae old; rahe bry iN, a aRoiDWal ANI ), furnieb only relable an all principal cities ap: DPIECTIVES.—epsaLt 2 JONES, NO. 5 PINE 16, furninh nothing bul reliable Correspondents ves. perlenced weeen iv pperatives for all kinds of private business, wall tit printpa es PEC. AL, NO NOTICES, \ LARGe “‘ASBORTMENT OF | oF BOOT SHOES, TRUNKS isea at the Great ‘amily Shoe Emporium, 350 Io at 20 per cent below 1GELOW, ROBERT RW IN, quire at 127 Spring street, corner of Greene. CARRIAGES. «All the newest styles at reasonab’ udaus, Jauiets, Kockaways, Wi ial Bice secon ind Top apd Road ane ane ooh we icles, 1m good crder, at low figures. 4. FLANDRA der, No.7 East highteenth street, near. Fifth A $8 LIGHATY STREDT, CASH BARGAINS, be cheapeat place in ihe he country to bay Pop Top Wagon, Bisoket oc Hater, Wipe ge Bp areoppag in private snlerroom for frst claw JOHKBTON & VAN TASSELD, FINE Pom nat CourEs, COUPE ROCKA ne, et ya und ctber isles PaInUy Carriages "and Neue W ages ai reduced prices, MANUFACTURERS’ UNION, 688 Broadway. BARGAIN-z5 TO 35 Cg 5 BARE canes ota HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA AND Keo Official drawings of above 8 oD Ble %, Lore, 969, 163 Fulton street and No. ¥ Pars row. OFFICIAL, DRAWINGS . KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES, }OMY—BXTRA C1488 NO, IP) $6. 00, 6, 38, 01.498 KO. 192—vaD. 28, 3 for pubile and private use; Clarence, © Phae- tone, ac. ; great bar, zn fr. TY WSs ae rare avenue, jy) OPEN WAGON, 20 TOP ir sudo, cy materes 1 Wertohester sis- 1 top ana open Pony band Couches, #200, arly uew, 9400;,1 Barouche ere of all’ sina, Biabuets? yak ae Wagoa, . GRAY. 90 and 22 Wooster street. BAY MARE FOR SALE CHEAP-SUITAPLE ‘SB A. a cart, truck or express. Inquire of H. HOLTER, 460 jsagt Houston street LIGHT VICTORIA, THREE OND HAND 81X orl Rock ore 2 a tae Mar no Wagons, sive seat Buggy, dirt c on . TAXES, BO Coder nitty feat Rockaway (Brewster Phaewps, ae to $300: rece: 1 Park Phaeton jUNDS TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS TO suit; also temporary loans on Buildings in course of erection and to buy First and Second Moi Address ATTORNEY, box 2,195 New York Post office. i OR SALE—A we ON olay STOCK IN MUTUAL jas Com of New York. Address, stating terms, SPECULATION, x 123 Herald office. ¥ ONTREAL” SHARES, SILVER ISLET MINE, of ake @ Supertor, far sale, by RB. H. ’ RICKARD, 19 Nassau sect, ‘ONEY TO LOAN—ON LIFE POLICIES AND OTHER securities, at the Insurance Agency, 787 Broadway {opposite Astor piace), room 1. EW eof FEBRUARY 17, 1872—THE ANNUAL meeting of the Stuckholders of the Derby Coal Com- any, of Pennsylvania, will be held on Tuesday, "rebriat 2%, te 1872, at 12 o'clock M., at the oflice of the Company at Phil one burg, Gentre county, Pa. for the election of Directors, ‘ma (errs heehee: aM “arRoD, President. ROPOSALS FOR 8435,000-8TOCKS AND BONDS OF _the elty of New ¥ Is. willbe received at the Comptroller's ofice Mow Consy Court House, cliy of ‘New Yorks hail Sate at 2 o'clock P. M., when the’ same will be publicly opened, for the whole or aby part of the sum of four hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars of Stocks and Bonds of the city of New York, to DOCK BONDS; authorized by chapter 574, rection 6, yable November 1902. ¢ ‘# ADDINONAL’ CROTON AQUEDUC: ‘authorized by chapter 250, Lat Augnat 1, 1900. Said Stock and ii cent per annum, payable on te Int day of May. and joveraber in each year: roposals wifl state the amount of Stocks and Bonds Geared. and the price per one hundred. dollars thereof; and the persons whose proposals are accepted will thereupon be Fequired to deporit with the Comptroller the. mums awarded to them respectively, together with any premiums thereon, when they ‘will be entitied to recelve “certineates, for equal amounts of the par value of the sums awarded to them, bearing interest from the dates of payment. Each proponal should be sealed and endorsed “Proposals for Stocks and Bonds of the city of New York,”and enclosed \dreased to the Comptroller, 'No bids will be considered at less than par. ‘The right is reserved on the part of the Comptrolier to re. Ject any or all ofthe bids, if fn his judgment the laverests of ion require ii the Corporation require |REW H. GREEN, Comptroller, Crry OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,/ COMPTROLLER'S Urrics, February 23, 1874, ARTIES HOLDING THE STOCKS OF THE MARIPOSA Company, who wish to convert the same into the stock of the Mariposa Land and Mining Company, upon the terms heretofore announced, are notified that they must do 80 be- fore the Ist day of March, 1872, as the privilege of such con- veraion will then expire. i PER CENT CITY AND COUNTY BONDS—FIRST class Securities, below par; also, Insurance, Bank, Gaslight, City Railroad stocks ani Bonds and’ an ex- tensive variety of first mortgage seven and eight per cent Railroad Bonds, including other choice Securities, 10 to 20 per cent, for safe and profitable investments, all a eerie ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Banker, Stock Broker and Auctioneer, @Pinesrest N. B.—First class Investment Securities, paying large if mterest, a specialty with this house for many years. 3.000 TO $5,000 WANTED—ON BOND AND De mortgage on good City Lote. Address jONUS, Herald Uptown Branch oflice, 1,265 Broadway. $] 00. 00 TO LOAN—ON BROADWAY PROP- erty, or good store property on the adja- cent streets ; no b jon AUDONALD & CHETWOOD, 48 Broa: street. $400, 000 TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO sort, ON New York, Westcvester and Brooklyn ‘operty, for term of years; no bonus required. Wile Moritauk Insurance Compan; Broadway. 5 WANTED TO PURCHASE. e i OB PRINTING OFFICE WANTED—81,C00 TO #3 nce notes. | Addrens, giving ‘ainonnt of last year business, with profis and full particuiars, TYPO X, erald oft ANTED—A SECOND HAND IRON CAVITY OR Jacket steam Kettle, 120 gallons; a Mill to grind indigo, gnd a nlatiorn Welgoing Machin el Bn to, unde, Address, with lowest cash pric ', Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A NUMBER OF CONVEX Mirrors, for which a fair price will be given. Apply to SYPHER & CO,, 583 Bronaway, WASTED A STEAM ENGINE AND | BOIL R, ABOUT joree power; must be in good order.” Address, with price and full partiewlare, steamy Herald ofice. _EU ROPE. HE QUEEN'S HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAL- Ni 4, London.—To tourista aud fami- ‘salubrious position, eneral mavae- ment, have made the Queen's Hote) a favorite resort of the upper ravks of isu society. ES “MARBLE _™ MANTI KLABE! STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLBIZING key Tah, 185, ast Eighteenth street — Marole and trbenited Mantels: Tilngs Maree Counterm; Monuments, at prices that dety competition, _ Marvie Turning for the trade. LARGE STOCK OF NEW Desions OF MARBLE Mantels, Monuments and Floor Tilog. EK & BIRD, % to 108 East Hoaston street. A soon THAR KB Fue “rH Age ING MARSLE or slate Mantel an cost, as stock must be told out by March uF a Kr to close ‘het branch of the business, LEMAN & VOLK, 586 Hudson street, KLABER & CO., MARBLE WORKS, 217 TO 223 WE! . Fifty-fret ‘street, between Broadway and Eighth A Due.—Marble and Marbleized Mantels, Monuments, Heaa wendian Superior workmanship; cheapest in the city; send or 'TEWART'S SLATE MANTELS.— LARGEST ‘ASSORT- ment in the city, at lowest pric heer designe, ile ss (A Buh aroaue peireen Tur ita kl yy en Lounges, Sofak, Wardrobes, Centre Tabi reanes, Bolsters and Tillows, Point ings, ae Ba kets, Comforters, Usicloties 4. A chance for sand AOR JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Office and salesroom 87 Nassau street, opposite the the Post office. Genteel Household JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell on Tuesday, at 1034 o'clock, at their salesroom, 87 Nassau strect, sortment of genteel Household Furn ture ei pert, of cane Extension Rettee B Parlor Flower Stadds, fing fading Ghetra, ‘rosewood ‘Staving Stand, Payche Mirrorm, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, rosewood Card and Centre Tables. Dressing Bureaus, Washstends, Wardrobes, Dressing ‘ables, &c. ‘Also a large ling of wilting and standing Desks, ‘Sewing Machines, au amortnent Of clegast Musical Toys, Musical Instruments, &c. A ROH. JOUNSTON, AUCTIONEER, Oftice and salesroom 87 Nassau street, ‘opposite the Post office. Ofl Painting account of whom ft may concern. gounsrox” V VAN TASSELL ‘will sell THIS DAY, ¥ k, at their salesroom, 37 Nassau street, an in- igium, French and English Oil Paintings, some very favorable subjects of well known foreign artista, (ADRIAN H. MULLER, FR. WILKINS & 00. AUC- sdotioneerc Splendid Residence, 6, Columbia I rook inewday, February 45 at Exebange Sales- room, Tit Broa way, New York, four story high stoop brown, Stone'House, between, Middagh and Cranberry streets, two minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry; fine river vie built in gupertor manner and 1 complete with every conven fence. Mapa No. 7 Pine atree “)LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, Salenroome 108 Liberty, V1 Cedar and 38 Church stree Great sale of superd Cabinet and Household Furniture, 1g. Mirrors, &c., THIS’ DAY, at 1034 O'clock. WALDRON & COOKE Will aell an above a very large and varied assortment of Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Mirrors, +g ncludin, ” = superb Chamber Suits. EE 23 ee 32 E Nn a aE oS PTT ST ETS eee Ear er = %, > = Say Zz > SALES AT AUCTION. ¥ JOHN H. DRAPER & CO., AUCTIONBERS. The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rallroad Com pany will sell Wo, TONS OF ANTON COAL at epltle aes: on Wednesday, February 2, at 12 0’ Yelock ‘noon, at cel x is ee a _ SAMUEL SLOAN, President. ENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, will sel! on Monday, Feb. 26, rv 1036 o'clock, at the Synagogue, in Greene street. between Houston and Bleecker, interior Fixtures and Furniture, comprising Pews, Seats, Reading Desks, Pulpit, Benches, Carved and Panel’ Work, Glecant Bronze Chandelier, cost @A0U;, Gas Fixtures, Brackets, portable Heaters, Iron Safe, &c. Purchasers Temove the goods immediately after the sale, ENRY FELTMAN. AUCTIONEER (J. SPEYER, salesman), oflice 183 Broadway. lis this day, at 10: alelock, at ou? Hast Eleventh street, large stock of Boots an Dewiers, attend, INBERGER, AUCTIONEER. —| -MARSHAL'S . tale this fay, Saturday, February 24, at 103 o'clock, at Bowery. Stock of isi Caske, Barrels a al Bourbon ang R; Sherry vy and Port Wine, A wong, do. By order of Lorenz Sherte, City, Marshal, Also, the same time, 1 Piano, |. walnut Wardrobe, Gold and Sliver Watches, Jewelry, tlery, Fancy Goods, Rib- bons, Suspenders, ‘Handkerehiet, key, de. ‘ACOB BOGART, ATOTOPERS. Litt Feb. 24, Ky Nl o'clock, auction nome ‘No. 1 North L old Li William street, lot of Cotton P ral assortment of Household Furniture, Bedroom, Dining Room » Carpets, Mirrors, 4c. ORTGAGE SALE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, THIS At 13 ofclock von, at 134 ‘clinton place, by virtue of a chaitel mortgage, tw en. one Mule, one double and one nunsle set Harness, two Trucks and one Cart. By order OF JOHN KR. FAIINGTON, Clty Marshal and Attorney for ortgagee. QHERIFF'S | SAL Re FIELD, SHERIFF'S AND GEN- erat Auction arom 121 Bowery, will sell thin day, at Il c'clock, at 722 Third avenue, the Contents of a Dry Goods St By rd og Nene. NY MATTHEW 'T, BRENNAN, Sheriif. _ Tuomas F, Daty, Deputy. QHERIFF'S SALE.—R. FIELD, SHERIFF'S AND GEN- erat Auctioneer Salesroom, 121 Bowery, will sell this HIT afelock, wed Went Twelfth street, ® large asnort- of Household Furniture, mubject. toi mortage, of 2.000. By order NITHEW T, BRENNAN, Sheri. JAB. E, Hasson, Deputy. Iso Also a consisting of Parlor, and Kitchen Furnitu RELIGIOUS NOrUQEs. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY CAN RENT ADELPHI HALI fty-aecond atreet and Broadway, fully furnished, all day sung ‘Apply to JOHN H. TRENOR, 728 Sixth av. ABYLON IS FALLEN!—BISHOP SNOW WILL preach in the University, Washington square, on Sun- day, at3 P, M. Subject—“The Exeoution of Judgment on Apostate Christendom.” BERPAN, Bartist CHURCH, and Beaford sireets, Rev. P. L: Di ing at 104 A. M. and 734 P. M., Sunday, 6 Inatant cordially Invited. NENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Si: J enth avenve, below Fourteenth street, Preaching on o 105 A. Mu, by Rev. Andrew Longacre, the pastor, M. by ong Smiley, who will ‘also preach, at 7 and abii P.} peages ‘and AVID, THE STRIPPLING, OR THE MORAL MIGHT Humble and Truthful Heart,” wiil be the sub- ject of a discourse Sunday, at 3} P. M., by Rev. J. Stanford Holmes, pastor of the ‘Trinity Baptist church, in Fifty-tifth atreet, west of Third avenue. |AREWELL. - THE REV. of the Fourteenth astree Becond avenue, will preach his farewell sermon to lis eon gation Sabbath morning, previous to his departure for Far "aris, to take charge of the American chapel. OR RENT—A CHURCH THAT WILL SEAT 600 VER- sons. ina first class location; immediate pos ‘Address CUURCH, box 673 New York Post olice, i RE; DR. OBGOOD WILL PREACH IN THE CHURCH ) of St. John the Evangelist, West Eleventh street, below ALM. and 73g P. M. 'TCHCOCK, PASTOR Presbyterian chure! Seventh avenu Subject, morn- ing—“‘Our Lord and the Woman of Canaan"; evening— “Home Life in the Great City.” Seats free to all. EV. DR. FLAGG, CHURCH OF THE RESURRE rection, will preach in the Hall corner Fifty-fifth atreet and Third avenge, on Sunday morning, at 10}. Sunday Bohool at 236 F M. EY. FE, WEETSER WILL PREACH IN THE alist chureh, corner of Downing Tet, to-morrow morning and evening.” Morning subject-— The Miraculous Draught of Fishes.” “Services begin at 1034 and 7g o'clock. Ta Deel ke }J EV, HW. D. NORTHROP WILL PREACH IN THE West Twenty-third Street Presbyterian churen Sunday, Morning andevening, atthe usualhours, EV. J. M. PULLMAN WILL PREACH AT THE ) Church of Our Saviour, Thirty-ffth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, to-morrow morning. ’ Subject— “spiritual Healthtuiness.”' Kvening services as ua REV SEBRILL RICHARDSON, DD. PASTOR OF the New England Congregational chureh, corner of Madwon avenue and Furty-tevent 1034 o'clock. All in V, ©. 8. HARROWER, PASTOR OF ST. LUKE'S Methodist Kptscona:, ehluredy Forty-firm sireet, near Bizth avenue, will preach, on Sunday morning, at 10% o'clock, and in the evening at %}g O'clock, Truviees u, tendance to seat stranger! a EY, A. A. THAYER WILL PREACH AT THE FIFTH Universalist churen, Chickering we i Re Four. teenth street, Sunday, February 23, at 1 4 A. M.; afternoon service at 3 P.M. treet, will preach Sun- ed. SEVENTEENTH "STREET ‘METHODIST EPISCOPAL SS) Church, between First and Second avenues, Sunday, About 14 walnut Chamber Bulls some of them the most | 35th, Kev. J. 8. ‘Wallle will ie eorhin Gad’ evening, expensive and ciaborate; French walnut facings, gilt and | Monday evening, 26th, Mi 3 will lecture iu this churels ebony finish; French piates and statuary marble tops; | gubject—"Soclal seit titles aiso Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, &c. Sold in separate —_ sel Neves. _ Parlor and Library Suite, Livrary and Secretary Bookcases, Extension and Centre Tables, Bedding of every description, Brunsels and Ingram Carpets, Oi Paintings and Chromos, Fine Cutlery and Plated Ware, Oileloths, Crambetot Nine Barilet’s Sewing’ Machines. At 1 o'e! One rosewood four pocket marble bed Billiard Table, made by Griflith, of Veuev street, bi ‘c., one Walnut W robe, Parlor Bedstead, with matt &¢., all compiete “A UeTION SALE—THIS GATURDAY), FEB. 24, AT 1035 o'clock, property of the late Isai A. Sterntield,’ Kaq., at the elegant five story brown stone mans 252 West Forty-second sireet, between Seventh al ighth avenues, Magniticent rosewond double round corners 7, octa’ Pianoforte, Stool, er and Music Cabinets, cost 875; rich Parior, Suits, stywen of Marie Antoinette, Pompe d with the richest descrivtion of satin; i Oval Mirrors; Oil Pulatings, Bronzes, Vasen, Clocks, Etageres, gilded ana ‘olad Tables, Cabinets, bots de rose ; Bookcase, Parlor Desk, Turkish suit, 7 pieces, in two colored Fope and silk tassels; Drawing Room suits, in crimson and id and green and’ gold brocatel and reps; rosewood and fainut Chamber Suits siyle of Louls XIV. spring wnd_hatr Mattresses, Bedding, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Commodes, Ward- robes, Lounges, Rofas, Rockers, Herav's Patent Extension Table, Buflel, Dining Chairs, Chima Dinner Set, Glass, cut Crystal_and Bohemian Ware; ery. Basemetit and Ser. EVENTEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, NEAR ‘Sixth avenue.—Douglas Russell, ing a t, will preach to-morrow morning at 10!4 and eve ig 0 ore Aliso ‘every evening during the weex at All are coral ally invited. pe PAPAL, EPISCOPAL AND CONGREGATIONAL ‘Systema in Their Relations to the Catholic Church." — Preaching on this subject by the Rev. W. W. Andrews, at the Catholic Apostolic church, Sixteenth stgeet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Sunday, at 7}4 P.M. Allare in- vi HE WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL churel oboken, New Jersey, will be dedicated on Sabbath, regoruary 25, #872. Rev. Thomas Guard will preach at 104 A. M., Rev. 1. B Chadwick avsP.M. Andrews, D.D, at 734 P. HE REV. MORGAN DIX, RECTOR OF TRINITY church, will preach at Trinity chapel Sunday, Feb. 25, i 736 o'clock P.M. Subject:—“Our Lord's Coansels ot fection.” and Rev. E.G, EUROPEAN STEAMSiHIPSs, wrt. LINE, or Queenstown and Liverpool. Ory Royal Mail Steamers are ented to sail as followe:— -Satarday, Febrnary 4, 2P. M. jaturday, March = 11 A. M, Saturday, March 2PM vants’ Furniture, Veivet Bruel oi ‘arpets, &e. By ord Joseph Pind B, NICHOLS, Auction pan Bere i ep AUCTION. tells this day, commencing oe, 124 West ‘26th iture of four story maison, rich Varlor Suita, in tured satin and brocatel and silk reps; Mirrors, Krussels Carpets, Bedroom Suits, in rosewood and wainut, singie ana double Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, spring and hair Beds, Redding; also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchon Furnt ture, Buffet, Extension Table, Chairs, Plaie, Cutlery, China, UOTION. ~ AUCTION. HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer, Glassware, &c., &c. Sale A M. LEEDS & CO. sf AUGUSTE MARTINES, Auctioneer, Magnificent Household Furniture, emery Sat Bronzes, Paintings, Statuary, m Furniture, &c. blic Auction. Tals day (Baturday), at the elegant private reridence 36 West th sty near Sth av., sale commencing at lU¥4 o'clock. Draw. bai Furniture, Pompadot jarie Antoine and each succeeding Saturday and ‘Thursday, trom mer 45 North River. RATES OF PASSAGE. Pavable in Gotd. Payabie in Cnrrency, 75 | Steeraye ‘To Loni 9] To Pan warded to Harroy Norway and Denmark. at reduced rates. Tickets can be bonght here at moderate rates by persons wishing to nend for their friends. ang's ofice u er inf Lion at LY ol i han artis mien eT nent, e } Broadway. York. Nquor LINE. Steamers sail every Wednesday and Saturday to ana NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, calling at Lonaonderry to Iand mails and passengers. Passengers booked and forwarded to and from all railway sation fn Great Britain, “Ireland, Germany, Norwa rom ed brocade silk ‘reps; marqueterie Cabinet Sweden or Denmark and Ameri safely, speedily, com: re Bookcase, Kini ‘Jardinieres, nurys | fortably and cheaply ag by any other route or line, Veiren “Meduilion Carpet tings by eminent artists, THik NEW DEPARTURES, Bronze Clock, Statuary i]s, Supeed rosewood Pianoforte, cel PROM GLASGOW, FROM NEW YORK. brated maker’, Stool Cover Lace Curtain, nut Dressing Bureaus, Bednte Hair, Spring Matirense Bedaing, inen, Glassware, Cutlery,’ Chinaw: ment, Kitchen Furolture. Sale peremptor AUUTION SALE, 120 WEST. 280 BF THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING, February 24, 1872, commencing ut 1034 o'clock. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. Over $5u,000 worth and 400 iote by catalogue. y Housebold Furniture, elegant rosewood Pianotorte, Pier and Mantel Mirr: ito a real al Bronzes and bisque F Carpets Centre Tables, elegant P inlaid and gild Writing Desk, Booke: ‘volumes shove Books, Bedroom consists, viz.:— Sold rosewood and binck wainui Bed Suits, style Louis V.; Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wasbstands, Commodes, Ward- etna! Shaving Stand and’ Dressing . 20 curled Hair Mattceaees, spring Beds, Biankevs, Sheets, Miiows, Turkish ‘Chairs, Loung Clocks, &c. Dining Foon eons 18, vit. t— HGcent Buffet, com Siu; Chairs, Exteat! n Table, iueid ware Cutlery, French cnine_Dinn Castors’ Urns, Forks, Spoons, ae. : n Furniture, de. oper talogties shipped for purchasers..” Twenty-third street Sixth avenue care pass tle door. Y JAMES M. MILLER OFFICE, 23 PINE STREET. DAY, February 26, At 12 o'clock, at the Exchange algeroom, it Broadway No. 903 Second between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets) —' with oe 1 rte a ok House, arched bec ‘10 feet deep; fi mett frescoed in marble mantel; 99 foot ceilin, ‘alain, room 28x17, even with walk; first Goor ball marble, wit black walout trimmings; iron safe butlt tah ceiling 133g feet; Ita! el black walnut and green rs ‘ary fa trimmio, in parlor and Horary are hear doubi moul in French plate glass. Second and third han finianed in Cisht rooms, Datucrcots, wasb-closeke, wardrovce ke herria floor, Lye crying room, cedar and other ciosets. Black walnut jughout the house, The bouse ts m Beret order ny by sone “ a rt i leape td re@ard to cost, and by one o best busluera Jo the city, $25,0) op bond and tortgage if desi vs. DOaW Ont Fometh _For maps and permits inquire of the auetioneer. RY M. DOUGHTY, ATCTIONE day (Saturday), at 11 o’ciock, sau street, Household Furniture, Gale positive. Goods boxed nd tages parlor 37317; brary fed vi WILL SELL, Tas be sa esrooms 71 lor Sut and rosewood Chamber Suits, Bullets, En carved as g ee veep e ' Feb. 3 Saturday, Feb, Feb aturday. Feb, 94 “And mer of the line ex from pier 20 North River, New York, a toon, Rates of pi Ces ig Payable In hie to Liverpool, Giaagow or Dei First cabin. $66 and $75, according to location. ‘xbip excursion Uckets, good for twell ihe, accommodations, #130. bh te plea Intermediate, $33 ; 'steorage, $28, {gam be bought here by thore payable on pr ompany's oflice ENDERSON BR: FERS, No. 7 Bowling Green. Wurte STAR LINE New York, Cork and Liverpool, grad steamahips, the six ar D the w EANIC, ADRIATIC, REPUBLIC, LIC, sang ie Snes eam ent ‘on Tharqaara calling at Core huvcsemn ve e February 4, at 4P. M. arch 4, atls A. OCEANTG, March9, at ¢ P.M. From the Wane Star dock, Pavonta ferry, Jersey City, Pasvenxer accommodations for all classes Warivalied, com binging safety, speed ant comtort ‘aterooms, emi moking room and bathrooms in mit ere leas! motion is fei, Surgeons and siew. yy ee steamers. gold; steerage, $30 in currency. Toose wishing to end Stor {reads from the old country can now obtain 10 steerage pi repaid certificates, $33 curre acy. ‘assengers booked to ont ‘rom all parte of America, Pari Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, Coiaa, to, ion tickets granted at \owest rates. afta from £1 upward, whorfaformation Apply ‘@t the company's office, 19 Broad my, Bilis Of tang issued through to Continental ~ Me eo aT SPARKS. Azont. ISMAY, IMRIE & ©O., 10 Water wrens, Nirerpoot and No, 7 Basi India ave ue,’ Leadenbail street, Londoo. New ant fuit pow ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. pt For So jon and Bremen. The steamship Ao Capiala ie, von, Bmoater, will fail on Saturday, February 24, at 2 He M., from Bremen pler, foot of Third street, Hoboken, to be followed b; leamaip MAIN, Captain W. Ladewigs, on Saturday, Marc Raton of pasrage to London, Havre and Bremen, payable tn gold, er it equivalent in currency :— First Cabin. Second Cabin. Bieeragi ‘age. For freight oF pasenge app! aA to ie jo ACU. Agents, LRN. 3 Bowling rete EUROPEAN STEAMSHL rs. /)NLY DIRKCT LINE 10 FRA FRANCE, The General Transatlantic Company's Mail Steamsbios between New York and Havre, Eten Sa at Brest, ‘The spiendit vessels on thie favorite route for the Conti nent will sail fro 80 North River as foll BT. LAURE. xt. ss ly WASHINGTON, Ro in, Sati VILLE DE PARIS, gurmont, Batiruay, earch 23, PERELIRE, Danre, Saturday, ‘i ‘April 6, Price of peor n gold. a wine :— First cabin, $125; second cabin, 875, PaaS Excursion ickets at reduced rates, \eae steamers do not carry steerage pi American travellers going Noor return ning trom the Contd. pent of Europe, by taking the steamers of this ling avold doth transit by Engilsh ratlway and the discomforts of cross- ing the Channel, besides ROE trouble and expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway. Orne. hehe ere “s LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS- town and Liverpool, wean March 6, at 2! WISCONSIN, Freen MANHATTAN, rice. March 14, at 8: ior Cavin Daagage, oly id iaeeraze, m0, currency, Prepaid uckete, 83%, cm Passengers booket tovand from Paris, Hamd ,_ Norman, and Sweden, fe, Drafts on, cng na ‘Irelan 1, ermal 48. deaaoniuid., TLLteas & y GUION, 29 Broadway. P.M. AM. ATIO: AL 1 STEAM To NG UBENSTOWN Pd LIVERPOOL, from pier 47 North River, ‘To Queenstown and Liverpool, ERIN, Lawson. Wednesday, EGYPT, Crome. KEN, Bragg. ITALY, Thompson turday, March 28, at For London direct, DENMARK, Sumner. neaday, Feb. 20, at 12 M. Pe oto Liverpooi, “Queeni own or London direct:— Cabin, $75 and #05; steerage, #2, currency. rn) YY ticketa trom’ ‘Liverpool, Queenstown, wor London, €3 ih OUTER, aay, ° laré apply at 5. HU *# of Pew. J. HURST Manager. HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANYS fron mail steamabip AULEMANNIA, Captain ©, Lean wil, salt ‘on Thursday, February, 29, or Hamburg, taking passengers 1 win New" York to. Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and Hamburg. ie Second cabin, $72. {830, payable in United States goid. a3 MM gail March 7, 1872. co., ©.'B. RICHARD & BOAS, General Passenger Agents, No, 6 Barclay street, N. ¥ General Agents, 61 Broad Areet, N.Y. AL MAIL STEAMSHL WEEN W YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING ar CORK bay From New York. From Boston. ALGERIA. ..Wedn'y,, SAMARIA, “Satin Feb. 24 GAL. ABRIA, Wey, 6 y, March na Wed ‘at'day, Marel ‘March 18 March 23 | Batt And every tollowin, Andevery foliowing Saturday. day and Saturday, ATUS OF PASSAG 80, Lg and #130, gold, accord! 13, olde wiaitonal, #20, currency. Steerase Tickets from Liverpool and’ Queenstown, and all parts of Europe, at lowest raten, Through bilis of tac given for Belfast, Glas Havre, Antwerp ant other ports on the Continent, and fOr Mediterranean ports. For freight and caoin passage apply at the company’s ofliee, No.4 Howling ren. Yor stecrage passage at Lit Broadway, Trinity Building. HAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Ageat. JNITED STATES PASSPORT OFFICE, 3 BROAD- way, corner Franklin street; also Notary Fablle and Commissioner for ev ate, nt and Notary Publis. alae fo ‘y Passport A\ COASE WiSE STEAMSHIPS. ACIFLC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS LINE TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, CARRYING blr PASSENGERS AND KINGSTON, JAM,, SANTA MARTHA AND GREYtOWs, AND PACIFIC COAST OF puuxico, CENTRAL. AMBRICA, Pi 'D CHILE. AN Steamers leave Lith and guth of each month, except when those dates fail on Sunday, then the day p1 cote lous. February 20—Steamer fisING STA ‘aptain H. P. Cone ner, will eave pier 41 North River, at 12 o'clock noon, for Aspinwall direct, connecting at Panama with seamen CON: STITUTION, Captat and also connectiag for all Central American ant: Bonth Paciie ports, Freights for last named ports received until 4 P, M. of February Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco March 1. 17 te Japan and China. For rates of passage, freight and al further tnformation apply at company’s office on the pier, foot of Canal street. #. R. BABY. Agent. NITED STATES AND | BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP ‘Company. ‘The elegant wheel steamship SOUTH tebe! tons burden, EL. Tinklepangh, Thomas, Para, mbaco, Baia and i ‘hin. Sanciro, on Wednesday, February 21, at 3 0’ i P.M. from pier 43 North River. For freight or passage apPly 10 | Ga amiso, Agent, “No. 6 Bowling Green. ‘TNITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA. Atlantic Mail Steams! 1B Company, sailing regularly gyery Thuraday, at 3 o'clock P. M. precitiy, from pler No.4 orth MISSOURI, Captain T. H. Morton... MORRO CASTLE, Captain R. Aduina (vin Nass: Se epetal cITy, Captain Van Stee, ‘or freight or passage apply to range PAY We DIMOCK, President, No. 6 Bowling Green. oho nih il for a Feb. 29 IRECT LINE TO HAVANA. HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ. ‘New York and Mexican Mail Bteamanip Line, leaving piee 17 Kast River, at 3 P. Mc. direct to Havan CITY OF MERIDA, Deak Saturday, Marca CLEOPATRA, Phila Harada dai, Weinestaye larch 13 CITY OF MEXICU, Timmerman Saunrday: March 38 CLEOPATRA, Phillips (Hava -Tueaday, April 3 oniys For roight oF Bee EX ANDRE pe 33 Broadway. 1. The steamship SAN FRANCISCO will be despatoned from pier 21 North River to Hamilton, taking freight to St Georges, upon Fevruary 2, at noon H. WEBB, 54 Exchange place, EXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS—TOUCH. ing at Key West, carrying he | United States mail. The Al steamship CITY OF A }, Captain Eldridge, at pier 20 East River, will sail on Saar Febraary Through biils of lading given to Houston and to all points op ihe Galveston, Houston and Henderson and B. B. &. and For freight Of vasonge apeiy $0, ocx: mreitaasiicia 3 orto W. P. CLYD. ait Wall street. - USTRALIA AND NEW PRALVAND MAIL, al Noti 0 ateamahip MONTANA wil be despatched from Sam isco Frau 3, at noon ary Wei, WEBB, 54 Exchange place. Fo NEW opts ANS DIRECT. The Cromwell Steamship Lin ‘The steamsnip KOE WASHL 'aTON, Captain BV. Gager, will leave pler No. 9 North River, on Saturday, Feb- ruary 2, at 3 ¥, M. Freight received daily. Through rates Cheol to ¢ ola, Movile aod St. Louis, Cabin passage, $5 $26. For ireight or pa ton, Indianol ; steerage, G Sateen, & CO,, 60 West street, Jor FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, TAULAHASSER, VA and 8ST. AUGUSTINE, apd all pointe ga tae Harkin wad Jeaksonrilie Pensacola and Mobile railroads, landing on the St. John, Chattahoochee and Fitnt rivers, and’ Brunswick, Ga, Steamship sASHLAND sails SATURDAY, Fe raary %, at 3 P. M., from pier 29, North River; insurance percent. For freight or pastage apply to Wastes HAND, 1 TiS Wall dreot OR NEW O ORLEANS DIRECT. MERCHANTS! STEAMSHIP LINE, from pret No. 9 North River, ats o'clock f. WE: N METROPOLIS, aturday, February ie Through rates given for St. Louis, on Freight received d: Vigksbars, Mobt jalvoston anid Indianola. ‘oF freight or passage, bat Gat ramodations, apply to Hitepeete AKER, 20° 30 Broadway. DIRECT. thern Line, ate VICTOR, ater, ro" NEW ORLEA The will leave pier 21 Kast rednes:tay February 28. Freight for St, Louis, Mobile gud Gniveston taken. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, C. H, MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane. apply to F°%.2 NORFOLK, cry POINT, AND RICHMOND, he Old Dominion Steamsnip Company will despatch - from pier 37 North River their elegant sidewheel steamshiD OKE, for Nortol, Cuy Point and Richmond on Sahavene February 24, at 3 P. “. giving through bile of lading to alt points Sonth and Southwest, Tarough pasgon- Cr Vokels insued to ail points, Accommodations ‘inequalleds pply at pier 37, or at general office, 187 Greenwich street, cornerat ey street, Post “OFFIC e ‘NOTICE. OST OF FICE NOTICE, ‘The matis for Europe, during the week ending Saturday, tay, }, 1972, will close at tos Fang oe Weanesda: yon Thursday at 10 and on yak 4a UONES, Pominaster. February 1s A ILA. M. pee _——- DRY Goops, N EXPUSITION RNa G™ e AT RETAIL, A. f. STEWART & CO. wil make their Grand Exposition of SPRING NOVELTIES TUESDAY, SeRpNESDAY ang and THURSDAY, A visit from friends, customers nad" ra trom neighe boring cities is reapecttuily soricited, THE BUILDING WILL BE LIGHTED each evening until 9 o’elock. BROADWAY, FOURTH ANENUR, NINTH AND TENTH YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, J ke, OR SALE--A STEAM YAC! = NEARLY 60 FEBT IN length, 10 feet beam, ve by Ang cylinder Well; boiler new. SPE Titos. ROBINSON, inedalt Sup ‘News oiliee, sna pe 2 al 4 mone "LAUNCH, Herald otice, TMB Warten TO PU RoW AEA BARGE TO CARRY 900 tons in 7 tet a era anes teu ster. where abe abe way be oven WP, WANTED 8 POAT f bet