The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1873, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD “WHOLE NO. & 292, NEW YORK SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. DIRECTGRY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS—Sxconp Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth ROLOG Y- ih column. Sats iS ANON Seco Myre rin MULIARDS weer Pacse Pint cola” BOARDERS WANTED-—Su AG! it colum) BOAKD AND LODGING mag fet mat Pice First BRodKiYN nEAl, Rs ESTATE FOR SALE—Twxirra BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIBS—Pinst Pace—Sixth cot- musi NOTICES—Saverra Pagx—Fifth and sixth MEN. BIGARS AND TOBACCO-—Sxconp Pace—Fourth column. city fe ESTATE FOR wae _—Aweues Pace—Fifth counts “AND SALESMEN—Tweirra Pace—Third col- " DOACHMEN AND GARD! ‘RS—Tweirru Paae—' and fourt| coluene r aiwene oe STEAMSHTPS — Sxconp Page — Third QOPARINEN SHIPS Norn Pacr—Fifth column.” RATION ICES—Skcomp Pace—Fourth col- cou TRY BOARD—8i Pace—First column. Bese’ NG ACADEMIBS—-Se ND Paarasixth col olumn. GOODS—Fiust Pace—Fifth column. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- a ne. Pagr—First and second col- a STEANSHIPS—Seconn Pace—Second col- ye Twanern P. tra NGIALS Nuwen Page Fifth eat . BS tr Pa For and Find ‘AGE i PunuistneD Sica AND ARTMBNTS 10 DET URNINONE. be. FEN RENCH i a neti ‘A "WANTED—FEMALES—Twaures Page—Third juinn. HELE WANTED—MALES—Twaurre Pace—Fourth ¢ol- MORSES, CARRIAGES, £0.—Fiusr Pace—Pifth column. OTELS—S¥COND P. First column. OUBES, RC ROOMB, 40, WANTED—Stcomp Paas—Third NSTRUCTION—Twaurrn Page Firat column. INSURANCE—Freat Pace—Sixt SKREBY UIFY, HOBOKEN, HUDEON City AND. BER. GEN a Slt ESTATE FOR SALE—Twauren P. RE SRA! | yg rd me Pee vie column. 8 AND POUND Fust Paae—Viee column, MACHINERY twain Baor—hinh elas, MARBLE MAN’ Tweirm Page—! ‘colamn, i Fee Sega. ¢ column. MEDICAL Srconp Pace—Pifth colum BOELLANKOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Tawma PAce— Sixth column. MISCELLANEOU! > Pags—Third column. MUSICAL—8xconp Page—Sixth column. NEW SUS LIC AON Pace—Sixth column. PERSONAL—Frnat Pace—! PIANOPORTE! jump. POST OFFICE NO’ taj ot ‘th colamn. uma, Fescee ouT OF airy ITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Tweurrn Pace—! and th columns, ae ‘ESTATE TO 'EXCHANG GR—tweurr Pace—sixth weLiaious NOTICES—Finst column. REWanD! SALES AT eee ee pecans § and third cole ie snug ay WANTED—MALES—Twaxtrra Pacs—Third col SPECIAL NOTICES—Frasr Pacs—Second column. BrOWtINGDous, BINDS, £0--Pis Pace—Fifth col- me Teal bar bel tied Page—Fourth column. —Fonst Page—Fifth ro er bad PE letaed PU! ir LenS ‘GUIDE—Sxoonp Pace—Third column. lotta alee jain ned AND APARTMENTS TO LET —Sxconp umn. WANTED TO PpUROnaS inst Page—Second col- FOR SALE WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY LET—Twurra Paae—Fith column. SACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.—First Pace—Fifth col- una. HERALD SRANCH O¥FICE—UPTOWN \ DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK BEKALD RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1,265BROADWAY, ‘WEET SIDE BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY. SECOND STREETR ADVERTISEMENTR ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. i. SILL ‘P.M. ON WEEK DAYB (SUNDAYS 2 TILL 9P. 8. ATOFFICE RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND. , rae PERSONAL. Bp Val Lan ins coin Bandar: ERCHER'S LECTURE.BROWN OR PURPLE ‘suit; splendid eyes; glances before and after lecture: Kseat”” Addross the short gent, F. 1t., box 160 Herald office. To avold mistake di ‘describe your escort. RAUTY.—YOU WRONGED ME;BE JUST Aun. ¢~ knowledge it. OLUMBIA GANDER Ae QUER ADE ance NOTE received too late. Write again. —MEET ME AT 2.THIS AFTERNOON, IN SALOON «We went to last Saturday. ¥ MR. H. E. PRICE, the prt IN A TEA BROK- er’s office in London, will apply to MOREWOOD & CO., 3t South street, will hear from his brother in Dhina, Tr AGREEABLE, SATURDAY, 3 O'CLOCK, P. ¥ THIS SHOULD MEET THE RYB OF MRS. bags Shey Rng HY eso tor New Yor, write mamiedi Roma , 0, for New ediat yon ther, THOMAS BUCKLEY, Port Albert, Gippe- jand, Victoria, Australia. SUPPOSED TO he last two years, requested tovsend his Uptown Branch ice, either through 8. D, ‘AMES MURRY as ae iece, Agnes W.. Jooking for Bs sadress in New York a 8.D., and to communicat pr otherwise, with his monwer. pk. MURRA’ London within on Father very ill. ARB WARDS. ‘REWARD. 10st, 01 ONT THE NIGHT 9 0} ay fire at the ion Avenue Hi ach Fate oe the above reward and nage wise eer $250. —LOST, FRIDAY Lv pdagr niga ON FOURTH 3 Saltaire Seas a°Ring” The above ewasd will be aid on returning it ory ‘Amity street. REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, for four Watches, missed on We ats 506. 20,858, 29,764, $300 KM. marked Henry ( sci sierehopnihe-Gllllactegsiesdirsee yr, PERSON WHO TOOK bp, SHAWL FROM hy at Wallack's, Thursday iam, 9, will leave hal HAMMAN OCH’s, io. Tudlien lane, he will receive a Tawara a ll ‘questions as * HERALD BRANCH H OFFIC} BROOKLYN, A. corner of Fulton avenuc nd'Boe rune street. n from 8 A. vA oP, +d _onsanday trem 3to9 P.M. MERCHANTS AN AND OTHERS CAN HAVE eel frlthnie cae eaertatne tear unio ‘saccampely eas Ient reference. aoa fees! uniess su taset —MONEY LOANED ON WYER, box 2,377 —. LIFE A. Policies and other Securities at 87 Lil URANCE Parnes SOLE omen Sed pore HAVANA Fork. “Dealerecoppiicd end for ciroaares A. —KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. OFFICIAL ee Prizes cashed. Information fur- JOREPH BA BATES, TEE heen —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS ae ‘ALABAMA LOTTERY. EXTRA CLAS8 NO. I NW. 10, 1873. 4% 4, 31, 7, 4, 52, 64, 34. eS ae, bs Tol onks t OO. a eager Manigeee As. rantormation furnished oes (CCLENNEN, No 8B im place, Broek! Be Te ase AND AUDIT. Rotice is hereby aye thata meeting of the BY of wt pportionment and Audit, constituted ander chapters 9 an 29 of the Laws of ie will be held at the city of toe ack ig lock P: M. fice of the Comptroller, of the Saturday, the Lith day of i} GRE! Comptrotter of the city of New York. GEORGE M, VAN NORT, Commissioner of Public Works. H. G, STEBBINS, President Department of Public Parks. of Apportionment and Audit. _Nxw Yons, Jan. bre ie MARRIED WOMAN lp be OR DE: to become @ mother should send stamped and Airected er envelope to Dr. JAMBS BEI,1., 67 Amity strect, New York, and receive a pamphict of vital AN ar asi) which should be read by every woman in the land. 1 a LOTTERY CAPITAL PRIZES JANUARY 8, ‘drawing by steamer and telegraph. aR Bankers, No. 16 Wall street, New York. FFICIAL DRAWINGS 0) KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES. KENTUCKY—F2TRA CLASS NO. 115—JANUARY bet hag 29, 16, KENTUCKY—CLABS KO. ie sanua 10," 1878. * siaONs' 4.60, itaigcie bovingian i & 00., Manage Govitgion, Ky. LUTE, pagers! 6 Broadway. Post office box 4, 0” OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.—PRIZES ES CASRED; OR- eee Cl pnignmation ¢ furnished; highest rates for Spanish Bau pon AYLON & CO., Bankers, 16 Wi l_street, New York. nvey lel GOVERNMENT LOTTERY AT LEIP. jc, Germ: 96,000 tickets: sta; 47,000 prizes. Grand Duan of Brunswick Lotte: ee cit ener) Government lavang cashes Intermatic eas an oUt kd S'dschock, 4 16 Nassao 1 YOY. HAVANA ORES. —NEW SCHEMES FOR ; 80,000 tickets, rizes; draws every.J7 days. Eee: cashed and kerarmatler m turnished. ad jOSEPM BATES, Broker, 196 Broadway. room 4. ST ead A YORK STAMMERING INSTI- (established 1870). Professors MANN and COL- VIN, Hanagere, i ba aa Kae ess third street. No pay for board or ‘Sena til cured. for prospectus. en 589 IS DRAWN gp ON THE LEGAL. rawn in Royal Havana Lottery POLLO HALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 12.— Ad Boa ee trance speaker, will lecture ai ose M,,a short discourse on “Spirit Phe- a, followed by ‘manifestations of 8) ane Ghrough’ the mediumship of Master. De Wi while bound, handcuffed and encased in wire nettin Barer SNOW WILL PREACH IN UNIVER. ity, Washington juare, on aeoiey. at 3 P.M. Seats iree. Subject, “What God will Soon Do with Romanism.”” LEECKER STREET UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Rev. EB. C. Sweetser will preach to-morrow evening in the charch corner of Bleecker and Downing, streets, at 7% o'clock. Subject—“The Celestial City.” Mornin, ithe atl0\. Strangers are welcomed and furnishe: with seats. Ta HURCH OF THE RESURRECTION HAS REMOVFD ¢ w their new edifice, corner of Madison avenue and Wenth street. Divine service by the rector, Rey. De go Sunday morning and evening. Sunday school at $ P. M. et [ISSING- SINCE JANUARY 1, 1873, JAMES KEN. ielghe 6 feet; aged 24; ‘Small ‘mustache, small amperiaf, ‘scar on chin, dark, curly bal coat, claret color, and claret colared suit; Any information of him will be gratefully js, at Headquarters Jersey: City "olice, Jersey iy. = ‘AY.-YOUR LETTER RECEIVED. YOU ARE ernelly unjust. Ishall be at the same place Satur- at3330 P.M. ROWD) MURCH OF THE MESSIAH, PARK ‘AVENUE AND ‘Thirty-fourth street.—Rev.'S, H. Camp will preach Sanday morning; Rev. Henry Powers will tecture in the evening to young people. nf WI 8 vitizenship.”” Wednesday evening on “Who and What is Goa.” HRISTIAN CHURCH, ST TWENTY: RIGHTH Used § near Broadway.—Rey. C. Dawson, pastor, wi ai) preach in the morning at 10:30 and in the evenitig at7: All are cordially invited. ABEL—THE FRIEND YOU MET ON THIRTEENTH street and Broadway, Wednesday evening, at half. wi seven, desires your present address. Address ALEX. Herald Uptown Branch office. M™" gEET ME TO-DAY, o. EGRET. RTO SAME ADDRESS AND appoint an FORGET. THOMAS —. GILLESPIE.—CALL_ AT THE NEW York Stammering Institute, 107 West Twenty-third street, and getietters and despatches. Wis THE PERSON WHO FOUND TWO Ri RINGS ay at Cumpbell’s wine room, Broadway « th street, one a large amethyst, ron s fa Ti ‘he a chased gold, please return same eee . ‘ER, at the above p! and receive rewal —THINK OF THE Pi RSONAL LL WE MADE AT entral Park ren 7 why A oe et om Our long silence Jt red. If you oaly Hew’ a since: a Jong jor you. Please come Monday at 20" rgek, lace where yon, once forgot the ei 1 walt ak 0 disappoinynent ©)TH STREET TO “ASTOR PLACK.—THE ENTE man who noticed lady with black veivet eoat wall down Broadway ‘about o'clock on eyed morning ont ig to. to make ber acquaintance. Address 8. A. J., _LosT AND F\ FOUND. i POCKETBOOK Lost. “ON FORENOON 00N OF 10TH inst., in Sixth National Bank, containing some bitte, Finder will please arded, =. OF NORTH AMERICA, 44 ha Big go ‘i a Pe ng descr hed 0 cruipentes of af Stocko othe ow ribed Certificates 0 Bliseouri Pa ig Raiiron Ont incatay ‘X f Ls 80 tn res Th ‘emai Warne x JA. wDSLEY , Onshier. rea REWAI RD.—A TaRGE BROWN EN. » marked fa pe fallecion io, containing ‘Rotes and drafts for out of town collection to an ee without our endorsement and of no ourselves. T ‘are dwill be. yas oF ‘their Four tk. GEORG: SOP DYAE &CO., 2% Nassau street, (PORNELIAN WATCH LOCKET, SBT TR A liberal reward will be pais on returning it PENCER, 51 Beekman rest REE NOTES OF $1,000 pace, MADE BY # Foster, of Sing Sing N.Y, . T, Cooks, en dail pariles are cautioned Inder will be suitabl the above at office of COCHRAN! of Park row. OST- TCEADAY AFTERNOON BETWEEN TENTH street and the Grand Central depot, Fourth ave- nue fer at the de) ee A. pee e containing @ wine-col- ‘aida ative fo WALRH® GoUbTEn S FOR AND WATCH g@amail watch lost im i per Avenue ear last index 2 eetng ane name cn ivalten te ‘inside, Til thank anyor forma: 10 the wa ae eg MELVILLE. Seweller, Lit as Le A bg a rae SS a Tepine ga 8th it Enverican Tra "Tract t Boctetys ST—BANK BOOK thy OF THE EMIGRANT TN. IN. L° dustrial Savings Bank. ; dhe Ander wil I be re’ on leaving it at the Bank, 51 Chambers street. Jou hf UALLORAN. Depositor. boy MAN WHO LEFT THE WATCH ON THE 2D Inet, with GEORGE F. BROC and Washington streets, wit receive {tween bewalie ares, by pny if iy be Fen nd Nassau street, " REWARD.—LOst oR STOLEN, “ABO ABOUT THE 0 tu flack spanmele, hitch chains stacked: hed The | iets bay reward will be nO questions i * —_ NO Coven ant Soventeenti betreete REWARD Witt u treet, og Certtéate No. 13,989, eR, standin, eat or ga aa aske 10, stan fa N for 100 snares of Lake Shore As) ugeless to pth will preach on Sunday morning. atti o'elgck. in the ‘ung Men's Universalist Association Rooms, 1,288 Broad- way, below Thirty-fourth street. The second lecture on “social Problems” is unavoidably postponed one week. LDEK H. L. HASTINGS, EDITOR CHRISTIAN, v) ston, will preach at 1034 A. M., 3and 7! M., in the Attorney street Methodist church, between Delancey and Rivington streets. r= CHURCH DU ST. ESPRIT, WEST TWENTY- second street, Rev. Dr. Verren Rect Divine ser- vice. in French every Sunday at 10g A. M. Possyty, STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL ‘church, between Canal and Division streets.—Preach- 1084 gana 7 o'clock by the pastor, Kev. J. W. Barn- Cie pr OF OUR SAVIOUR. REV. J M. PULLMAN ing LJ rt. i es 18 LOVE."—MRS, ALDERDICE wil PREACH in Eleventh street Methodist Epise ar a B, on Sunday, the 12th, at7 P. M. has mont ¢ (Saturdays excepted). Senis free. All are welco’ RACE CHAPEL, IRVING be! IRVING PLACE and Fifteenth ‘street, Rey. 7 in W. ee Pas- tor.—Services on Sunday at 11 A. De P. M. and 7g P.M. Seats tree. Sunday soboo! nt 34 A. ACM, TSSIONARY, MEBTING_INDIAN MISSIONS —THE third meeting of the present season, under the au- ices of the New fork Auxiliary Commitice of the Board Sissons of the Protestant Episcopal Charen, will be hela next FOnARY, ST eDINS January 12, in omew's church, Madison avenue, corner Forty for ‘fe eur ‘o'eloek, in the interest mainly of our Indian Je Bishop of the locege will preside. Ad- ma , Bishop oes Niobrara, and Rey. ‘br H.C Pouer: {OF Mion TO RaniO PORTER, Chairm _Brns, 1. Hatant, Vice Chairman, ni BW TESTAMENT WORDS ABOUT NATURE.—THE Rey. Btept henH. Ty Jr., will lecture in the Church of the Hol; Prinity, jisen avenue and Forty-second gregh on Sunday evening, at 7% o'clock. Sabject—"The mere rin; PP trenes gorne MEMORIAL CHURCH, MADISON avenue, corner of Fifty-third street Rev, C.8. Pe: =. Ps D., Pastor.—Services at Il A, ls Ye Serm: the morning. Redeeming Time.” cvening— rhe Fugitive ‘paaring Bas BAND, THIRTY yay STREET METH- Episcopal chureh, near Third avenue.—The New York Praying Band, Samuel. Halsted, leader, be] conduct the services at this chureh on Sabbath at 10} A. M.,Sand7P.M. Seats free. JROF. ALLEN CURR, F. R. &, THE EMINENT Scotch Lecturer, and Rev, J. Hyatt Smith will ad- dress the Morning Star Mission Sunday, 23g P. M., corner Seventh avenue and Twenty-sixth street. Rs DR. CHEEVER WILL PREACH SABBATH evening, in the chapel of peavey, on Wash- ingto1 one: "Materialism Not a Doctrine, PASTOR OF 8T, LUKE'S EV. C. 8, Ft thodist al Ch aol Forty-first ae! par ie apenge,. irre ‘A a Wig k sof Trustees HARROWE: in atte Mtondance | to feat strangers. own or onaer. CHAPEL, NO. 951, SECOND AVE- {lieth street—Monday Ww Sears Day, thete wil be divine service at at ocloa mo katy HOYT, OF BROORL Gad. vghaso! of 8t, Louis, and Re n mtangaip Feneh t Phil Hndeiphia wil will taped. the Bap' iis aay Be on behalf of the Bible an Publica it in Calvary Bap’ 4 ain ext shuren, ‘Teenty-auted agect, at fig ‘clock. BV. P. L. DAVIES, PASTOR OF BRREAN BAPTIS, church, corner of Down! and Bedford ster eke, ‘will preach Sunday morning evening, teusual oort : TPE, REV, MORGAN DIX, WiLL, BY “s8T, ication of oa ingen at rig tycbayel, on WANTED ' TO PURCHASE ] GyLinpEr ER DESK WANTED“ —8EOOND |AND, A. utinae ecco quality an PNSEN! eee RE. The New Structure on Nassau, Fulton and Ann Streets. THE MOST PERFECT AND SECURE EDIFICE IN THE COUNTRY. SPLENDID CHANCE FOR PEOPLE BESIRING OFFICE ROOMS. Banks, Insurance Companies, Merchants, Lawyers and Manufacturers Attention. APPLY TO HOMER MORGAN NO, 2 PINE STREET. ‘The Building, entirely fireproof, bounded by Nassau, Fulton and Ann streets, is now in course of construction, and will be finished and ready for occupation by May 1, 1873. This magnificent struc- ture, six stories high, the handsomest and most complete building in the business portion of our city, has been erected under the personal supervision of the well-known architect, Mr. Arthur Gilman, who has, at enormous cost, made it the most elegant and commodious edifice of the kind in America. The value of the land and building is over one million dollars. The conflagrations that have laid ‘waste the citiesof Chicago and Boston have@been accepted as a warning, and the Building is so con- structed as to be strictly fireproof, Although of lofty height all portions of the building will be of easy access, as two of Tufts’ No. 1 elevators will be run constantly during business hours, starting from the sidewalk level. The greatest possible attention has been paid to ingreas and egress. The building may be entered from four different quarters—two on Nassau street, one on Fulton street and the other on Ann street—leading directly to the elevators and to @ grand stairway. Perfect lighting, gas-fitting and plumbing, heating and ventilation will be found in every portion of the build- ing. The larger rooms will be divided by the owner by FIREPROOF PARTITIONS into a8 many compart. ments as the tenant may require. The following diagram ig a plan of the Banking Houke Floor or floor above the basement :— ANN STREET, FULTON STREET. ‘The abeve floor ts, without exception, the finest Jocation for Banking and Insurance Offices in the ite The two magnificent OMices to the right and left have—one a front on Fulton street of 663; feet Nassan street of 26 feet, andthe other 6634 feet front on Aan street and 2234 feet on Nassau street, and are unequalled in their class. Adjoining them, im the rear, are two ante-rooms 20 feet by 18 feet, and two interior offices, each with 19% feet front on Nassau street, and extending 39 feet back, all perfect in the way of light and ventilation. The following diagram represents the basement floor :— FIREPROOF BUILDINGS. S NNV FULTON STREET. ”. ‘The many advantages of this floor are at once discernible t} business men. The offices on this floor are rhiy desirable for ali classes, but more especially alapted to Insurance, meney brokers, merchants, Eeyore, large law firms and where security from firg to legal documents is a desideratum. The two la ‘offices fronting on Fulton and Nassau and Ann/and Nassau are respectively 5 feet by ms feet and ae ad me feet, and the two interior offices ar¢similar to those @n tie floor above, ‘the feuowing & ‘shows the plan of the second floor, of which the third, fourth, fifth and sixth floors are OUnterparts. All are fitted with every ern jonvenience :— = scribed, on the first or Dashing heave by fronting on Nassau, d a8 follews :— stews apove plan exhibits similar offices to thos, alread, ston with the addition of two ante-rooms, each 16 feet ER. 1 rent roll of this building will amount to D about hemp oy or banking-house floor. Fourth +++ $12,500 10,000 i} robal asomest andmost extensive in the city, | are , particularly | ieniiy ie eo i vay the and merchandise, amy will be heated throughout by and @ janitor, residing on > oe floor, will have Slay tal eye to the wants of the tenants and the meee of nee perty. sauntaies J gee oa? on made jor office and no objéctions have been made to the Ror, as wes eatin and convenience fully compensate or the optiay. Al) applications ee seatioue 80 FoDt Tewgy be wade 10 R MORGAN, No, 2 Pige street. . 1 BREE s! Foe! hel Seal Seal Rese Geral Sees! AAreeerara! Seal BiPal ere! 3: } poe sa pina re dee BIRDS, SO. ae, A Toh id area os canon om | 18 Food fe py Nal NY Be ogy We Lag ING AN EXTRA HANDSOME A‘ ro Gaye wishing to dis- th fet on ay rice, aati MAND Frorald oatce ¥ IMPORTED BIGH- R SALE—A FINE STOCK TED Bi fy Pi i urday’and 84 vo Inquire at I[\ROTTING.—CENTRAL AVENUE HOTEL, CE ‘Avenue.—Saturday, January Ul, 2 P. Pr Mateh Match area best2in3. George Davis names br. inare Fox names bay gelding Daniel. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. AT WALDRON a COOKE Down-town Horse Mart, corneg, Cedar, New (et Lit Is DAY dBaturday) at 12 eee WALDRON & COOKE sel above ‘to. the highest bid- tig the choice lot of ores as per following descrip- Ny maggert, a right bay ‘bay trotting par 13% haat 8 Bes ‘old; mare all drive tues for the past two earn an one of 1 ‘ho finest and agrecable roadsters in the countr, 2 ae in form, gait and style ; has a record of 2: no tricks or vices: can be driven at speed by a lady, in. every respect & ae aS setter arrenved sound, kind and every way urs’ tri ‘One black Horse, 18% hands, 7 years: bee hea built; Qauperick ad at puller in singio ‘double har. 88; warranted sount ‘One sorrel Horee, I ie 7 ena true worker and puller in all work; soun Bd kind. One brown Mare, hands, 7 years old; known as e Roday Mare; this mare is 4 first class roadster; has bron. driven in P preveice of pS ogg the ge Fleet Park @ gamey, pure- 3 erfect action; can go on thet road wind nd show @ 2:40 gait; is Warranted in every respect. Two bay Truck i alg large, strong workers aud pullers j sopee a re Bapress Wap “i Horse and Harness. ‘Three 4 ‘op Eageies, 2 af alli ggod order. One brown Mare, I Syenre ces sound. oi gray Horse, oe ninds, 7 years; extra good ere. ‘two Express Horses and Harness. Two brown Work Horses, 16 hands, 6 fine true workers in single’ and double sound, reliable horses and ready for hard, every-day work; warranted every way j 48 Hours’ trial, ‘Other Horses, Wagons and Harness, uber: Horses, heb ons tert dea 10 postponement for weather. The attention of buy rere is particularly called to the work horses in this sal T BARKER & CHASE'S CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALLS, corner of rons jay and Thi ninth street MAJOR y HARKER, GtIONRER” ety alee of Horse: &&c., NERY WEDNESDAY AND Bal ‘Twenty-four hours allowed for trial on STARE sold under warrantee. RGE DRIVING ING in the Mart for showing hones on sale. CATALOGUES OF LE THI DAY. “et BR Gorse Sf Gentleman's, elegant Road and Kanestrian Estab ment, comprisi The fast, igh bred, crossed matched pair of gentle: men’s ro id ih rolay ‘and Mate, n sorrel and buckskin, are about high, 6 and ithout excepdon as WA Feat and Tyears 0 wit pleasantest, pair of drivers in the 8 torether 102.46 0 road wagon, and oan she to 2:0; have great style, action and appearance; are gamy, yet gentle ;flowing manesand tails and warranted sound and One of the finest and best broken Kentucky bred saddle Horses in the city; a rich golden sorrel: 1836 high, 7 years old: great style and action; goes all known gaits; is fine in harness and warranted sound Also elogant one-hall seat 135 pound Road ‘Wagon, built by R. M. Stivers: pole and shafts. Que set fine ‘iduble" Harness, made by Ferrell, of One et fine sin ingle Harnots, made by Ferrell One gent’s Saddle and Bridle. ‘One ladies’ do. Robes, Sheets, Whips, ac. ‘The whole the property’ of a Bjivate gown about to remove to Californja tor the - Fine brown coupe or business Horse, 16 ie at oi, a prompt, tree and: gammy driver, can | tet in re Foadate jeter, has no vieos and it fandeome and desirable fine large blocky built bay Mare, 16 high, 7 years old, weig! 1,280 Ibs., ‘ne free driver, sharp traveller, tne me or Ditsinese mare, and warranted sound and kind. Seven top and no top Road Wagons. . Fe id EB: ‘ew and secon nd hand Harness, Mores Clothing, Buffalo New al and Wolt bes, Whips, Halters, &c. ned on account of weat igre Clipping Machine le constant operation at the Mart and at the corner of Lexington te ‘and wenty-fourih street. Horses clipped inoue jour. ONE-HORSK PORTLAND PEBIGH, JUMP SEAT, fer as new. MiTH, Frankfort sale; 8. House, corner Frankfort and william 8 streets: FINE VAMILY HORSE, 154 HANDS, BLACK, long mane aud tail, gentle, stand wittiout tying. Rot afraid of locomotive,'ft for any Work, for sale f want of use, at 160 Kast Fifty-fitth stree A Mgnt, DouBLE sLEraH GOULD MAKER, IN perfect’ order; a splendid White olat Bear Robe; be a Buffato Robe, & cotlighs coubie Dunscomb for sale low. TRURSDALES. Forty ‘sixth street, between Sixth and Bevel A QOUrE NEW STYLE, VERY LIGHT; COUFE Rockaways, six-seat Westchesters, Phi aetone, V dorias and other myles: family. Carriages, and sa Wagons. Low prices, MANUF AUTURKRS? UNION, 638 Broadway. Gould; Cuter Sieigh. Jand Cutter, made by. Russel $130 up; twelye Top Fony 18, from. JOHNSTON VAN TASSE 110, 112 and 114 East Thirteenth street, near Four -SECOND HAND PORTLAND SLEIGHS, ONE + shifting seat do., one Kimball, one six-soat and two fibany single Sleighs; also a large assortment of Wolf, Bear, Wolverine and Buffalo Robes, Harness, Bells, &c. |. H. GRAY, 20 and 22 Wooster street. av. PRICE FOUR wid CAPITAL... CASH ASSETS PRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, \s PHILADELPHIA, | STATEMENT OF THE CASH ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ON JANUARY 1, 1873 MORTGAGES. On property valued at over $6,280,000, being first mortgages on unencumbered real estate in the city of Philadelphia... REAL > ESTATE. Office of the Company, Walnut street. LOANS, Loans on stocks an collateral security (cash market value, $45,623)....0..... 19,027 oy $40,000 U. 8. 1040 bonds... 95,000 U, 8, 68 OF 1881... ceccvseseseaes $5,000 Pennsylvania State loan, 6 per cent. $5,000 City of Pittsburg 7's...... $10,000 American Steamship Company's bonds, $15,000 Mississippi State warrants. 100 shares Commercial National bank......... 91 shares Franklin Fire Insurance Company 180 shares Insurance Company of North America .. eal 16 shares Continental Hetel Company, pro- ferred. HERR cosr.. MARKET VALUE... REINSURANCE, DEPOSIT, P! 161,083 26 ‘289 00 Loans on call, with U. 8. bonds ang approved stocks as collateral Zz io} co 5 | 5 i g 3 PREMIUMS, INTE! DENDS, 40., RECEIV! I i: 5 $1,061,721 6 OVER Lasees pafd during the year LOSSES PAID SINCB 1829, | : i g 5 3 B ALFRED G. BAKER, GEO, W. HICHARDS, OMAS SPARKS, WILLIAM 8, GRANT, Fi ISAAC LEA, THOMAS 8. ELLIS, GEORGE FALEX GUSTAVUS 8, BENSON, ALFRED FITLER, JAS, W. McALLISTER, * i ALFRED G, BAKER, President. GEORGE FALES, Vice President. JAS, W. McALLISTER, Second Vice President. THEO, M, REGER, Secretary. SAMUEL W. KAY, Assistant Secretary. GEORGE F, REGER, Manager, NEW YORK BRANCH OFFICE, iad BROADWAY, NEW YORK CIty; POST OFFICE 3} NOTICE, ost OFFICE “NOTICE. The Mails for Europe dur to ay, wy, et! willclose at this office on We pois fee 0 A. M5 rt oo atil A. M., and o Saturday, at DA. M. an ay H. JONES, Postinaster. ‘ing the K ods: uring week ending Oa: JOR _SALE—LIVERY STABLE, OR TO LEASE, with or without dwelling house; one of the best stands in South Brooklyn; rent for house and stable. $2,000, per annum ; pri ¢ of entire property, 3 will & voli separately, 0 or together: terms very easy.’ In- quire of H. GRA adway, New York. OR SALE—A FINE DOUBLE SLEIGH, WITH TOP; light running and in first class order ; ‘will be sold at lem than half cost. Address SLEIGH, box 18i Herald Uptown Branch office. } ORSE FOR SAL teenth street, APPLY AT 142 WEST SEVEN- p factory. HORSE CLOTHING aM 8: ARNESS, SADDLES, extensively manulacturea by C. sWarrenstrect., SOME FULL BLOODED ALDERNEY a ) AYRSHIRE ©. Cows for sale; also one imported Ay Bull and a few Shetlund Ponies,” Ingaire of WILLIAM WATSON, 9 Franklin street. ILEIGHS AND GARRIAGES FOR SALB—COMPRE ing 100 oie ‘hs from last Winter, siighey Cog l- ing cheap, making room for new stock. | Apply at iB witt CO.’8 Manufactory, Nevins and Fulton streets, Brooklyn. QUBiaus—s1. \RIGH BELLS. A FEW LEFT OVER; will be sold low ; new and second hand C: feat varie ; Coupe, three Coupe Rockaw: Wagons op uggies, six-seat Westchester, M. TURERS UNION, 68 Broadway. \LEIGHS.—A YEW LEFT OF MY CELEBRATED Dexter Cutters; also light Portland Cuiters, one two- feat ony, Albany ‘style: will be sold low: some second han! hs, at R, M. STIVERS’, 144 to 152 East Thirty- TANTED—A MARE, NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD, and not less than 15% hands high; price $100. Ad: dress box 191 Herald office. ‘ANTED-25 TO 90 TEAMS TO CART ICE AT WEST ‘arms. ly to JOHN H. KELLER, Bronx River Tee House West ‘arms. iz, WHERL STEAMBOAT; GOOD PAs. senger and freght bones 179 fagt Jong; none on upper deck. Address 1 BOAT, box iis #°94 WANTED, 70, PURCHASE A SCHOONER YACHT, not over 56 mor less than 45 feet long, or loos Yacht not over 40 nor less than 6 feet long: ing such boats to dispose of will please tidress a lettor, stating cash ci eos and describing yacht, also where they can be seen, 88 Hi vied ‘ald 01 LOAN OFFICES. ECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP eG sta hest cash advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, bianes, &c., oF bought; Pawnvroners” tickes bought at 77 Bluccker street. T WOLF BROTHERS’, 896 BROADWAY, BETWREN A Nineteenth and Twenticth streets.—! loaned on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Biiverware, 8 ks, par. ticularly Pianos. Private parlor for Business strictly | confidential, MERICAN OFFICE, ESTABLISHED 184.—LOANS Ann Watchey, Diamgnds, Jewelry, Silverware, India Shawis, Laces, .; any amount; or will buy; ce od apahng opposite Astor place. ONKEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH! JEW. M Cirg and Bilveryrare, apd the same ‘vought aud sold. ALLEN, S41 Broadway, near beak ith st. BAssa0 f rue, ogrcerte POST OFFICE— 39 Libe: a Kinds of . made 4 oe Watches, sa mercha' sey al of teoPony. HAYMAN | 403 urs AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY ae i Twenty-fifth streets.—Liberal not ihe Inds of Goods. BROADWAY? co: ks and all other personal LDEST RSTABLIGHED “AND 6 1.267 Cmeer room nonds, Watches, Jewelry and Be Same bought at full value, RD. HY Akt Bey ER OF yt F STREET — advanced on Di bulk and all ger ‘at a te ad ed and reliable loan office. 1 ge 913 FOE ae —Woney advanced Oates, Jewelry, ro aces he, he att atu wale. BROADWAY, Fuiton street, Brooklyn, Money Watekon, Jewelry. &c. Bame bonant ai NESS | OPPORTUNITIES, LIVE MAN WANTED—TO BUY A_PIRST CLASE Grocery and Provision business in thriving town 12 intles away ; stock and fixtures comple @, ©. BNO} We UO 239 Broadway. CABINET AND FURNITURE MAKER CAN HEAR of a good opening by addressing W. H. BLANCH. ARD, Kingston, Roane county, Tenn. A. MONEY MAKING BUSINESS FOR SALE.— Machinery and Leasoof a Cotton Waste Cleansing Factory near city ; profits $200 Hie reek. SHNSON, 43 Dey. street. A GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS EXPERIENCE wishes to take an interest in a safe, legitimate bust- a can invest dl raid ones. Pe dealt with. Ad- » box MAN WITH 10,00) CAN MEET WITH A RAR chance to join in the manufacturing of garments, connected with selling new and second hang sewing ma chines on a large scale, Address MECHANIC, Herald office, for three d ays, 7 FOR INVESTMENT. — Established houses desiring additional capital re- quested to make application soon as convenient, as many Bersons with capital are desirous of effecting arrange. ments to commence business with the beginnin year, CHARLES G. DAHLOREN & Ce 12 and 114 Broadway. of OR SALE—A PATENT RIGHT OF A 1 KEROSENE Git Burner for locomotive headlights, with Tools and Machinery w inanufactare the entire headilght. Apply stand 400 Manhattan Market, Thirty-fourth street, North iver. Agents need not appl ARTNER WANTED—BY A PARTY DESIRING TO be relieved of a part of the pity inal manuiactari business, xeabliahed thirty y lars, with « teleee-ave per cost sau Bs, ponrentecd: "sadfoes bos 2,287 Post office, New Haven, Conn. seca ARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,000 TO IN A eortice*tanrs rca eon rt aca a short dime: Address PRRenee® box 48 Post oMice, New Brighton, 8. 1. ne ie MANUFACTURED TAKEN eo —For sal lac! 1c! ‘atent Right Rc, of an extensive ind very Bribie inet ‘operation: Gress J.B. ARCOM an Herald ofees 1H ABOUT $164 $15,000, TO TAKE 5 aging new mining and dest mechani th ing r wit tone an jos for OyanE Mgt of the working part, iil) Herald Uptown Branch ofhiee, 1,265 Bron¢ way. Am WASTED YOUNG MAN, WITH ¢ aaa, IN A PROFIT. le manufacturing business: articles staple and in demand: vertiser will invest # like amount. Apply to MOODY'& CO., 183 Broadway. WAntEp—ro ENLARG! -ade ; the busine: ‘Address Ui tMeeuncas, lerakl off Warns YOUNG MAN WITH SOME, CAPITAL, inderstands the — di business, Wt rina Hore,.who will in. rtiser i ate pa ry unt yor part culars call at insurance of- ce, corner Fourteenth root and Fourth eraqee, eager German —PARTNER WANTE! Tate A MANUFAC. 4.000. ~taring business; ; scared un i ou ttn interview address 3.0. Hi, Bireatiet toad o $5. 000. —A_ PARTNER WANTED ae A By facturin: neee ote to be patent nted. “hadress G. R., box 177 orald sfomce 5.000 ms bale ge A BUSINESS Lig | 4 WILE Investigation and $5.( ble the invest senctpundant se: Se Rddress OFPORTUNTEY, Herald ofiee. TO $7000, 0 SPECIAL CAPITAL extend business, Wants ist first i lage in every remect = wT a Wrsarou) ; established 10 years; ex: ‘and perfect fitabl safe; commencs tal ch gr ino 00; resent assets, $000,000; oon sine 8s, Cen food tbe | ha mnotopoly on. a ry incl the trainee tale ‘ch & large portion of their re production of commission) of entire P ans miles mantifactories in. the cow m4 se hae ee seceng it creased its factlities ist ea annum, goods that lead the oe ‘Ket. renee orialce a he nearly it no not quite SOR A eest kA pporwunity ral Sater parma ta ion If investment is eared fe fogietmate. business, combining qinrge, retains with estic " gees meter punable for interview, With . WORK, ERS. DOX it 2 s I Bun present