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

THE NEW YORK HERALD. . ‘ WHOLE NO. 13,351. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH ll, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. DIRECTORY FOR aDVERTISERS. ‘AMUSE RENTS —Nuern Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth Siitta 1.004 Rianre Paos—sixth i EEL i#—S1x th colut WANTED—Sucoxp Fack—Finth and eixth sous AND LODGING WANTED—8xconp Pacz—Sixth BROGKIAY BRAL Ee eae om SALE—Szconp Pace— Business OEY ORIUSITINSE:cnta Pags—Sixth col- BUSINES: TICES—SkvenTH Pace—Sixth column, igaus oS NO BACCONSRCOND Paon—Sixth coluion. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Sxv0Np Paca—First i second columns, CLERKS AND SALESMEN—Twetrra Pacr—Third col- umn, Wnt per column. conchae AND D GARDESERS—Twsirru Pacr—Third, DOAstWISE STRAMSUIPS — First Pacgx—Fiith and gixth columns, ORPORKTION NOTIORSE nat Tate tect col ‘inst Pack—Fourth column, UNTRY BOARD—Sxconp Pack—Sixth column. ANCING ACADEML:3—N GOODS—Finar Page—Sixth colum PELLING NOUBKS 10 LET, FURNISHED AND UN- " ee Page—First and second col- urorEaN STEAMSHIPS—Finsr Pacr—Fifth column, UROPE—Nintsx Pacx—Fourth culumn. | yh atl Paoe—Fiith colomn. ‘OR SALE—Twaera Page—Sixth colum: FFUBNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMED Fan pe Second and third solumee 'URNIT! itd Pace—Fourth column. RENCE AADVENTISAMES ‘fS—Twevrre §=Pacr—Sixth column’ HELE: oWANFED—FRMALLES—twnurra Pace—First and second columna, HELP WANTED—MALES—Tweurrn Pace—Fifth col- fonsus,” CARRIAGES, &C,—Finst Pace—Second, third one Tourth columns. Eon xconD Pace—Sixth column. ee 3, motes 4C,, WANTED—Eicuta Page—Third NSTRUGTION—Fings Pace Sixth column, BESRY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER- REAL ESTATE ¥OR SALE—Sxcoxp PaGi— iva colnma, AN OFFICES—Etcutn Pacr—ifth column. aT AND FOUND—Fiaer Pacu—First and ACHINERY —Twurrn Pace—Sixth column. ‘8 TO LET ond col- LLANE AOVERTISEMENTS—Tewrn Pagr— lixth colamn. wegsey NEOUB—Figuta Pacr—Sixth colamn. MU: Ninta Pace—lourth column. A ots LICATIONS—Szvexta Pace—Sixth column, ONAL Finse Paae-—Firat column: PIANonG THA Nr Page Pith cola ‘column. tae Th PROPRASIONAL, SITUATIONS WANTED—PEMALES— PROPERTY ¢ ‘OU OF THY CLIX FOR SALE OR TO jxcoxw Pacx—Third, fourth and fifth col- ‘REAL barn 10 BXCHANGE—Sxcoxp Pacr—Finh REAL ESTATE WANTED—Srconp Paas—Fiftn column. ARDS—Finst Pace—Secovd column, (deg UCTION—E1autu Pace—Fourth and Fifth columns. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Eteventa Pacr— LS peconas third, fourth, flith and sixth columns, nea colump, sIrcAtions@ WANTED-M. ALES—Twairta Pagr—Sec- Ant and third columns, me NOTICES—Finat Pace—Second column Rit iG—DOGS, BIRDS, &c.—Finst Pags—Second inh fan HEEBee—rrere Pacr—Fifth and sixth col- ¥ar ‘Tol 287 Pace—Second colum: ro ot ore DUSINESS PURPOSES-Nivtm Pacn— avin cee: GUIDE—Finst Pace—Sixth column. SP URAISHED ROOMS: yee TO LET— Nite Pagh—Third colum: WANTED TO PUKCHAS! peiunra Pace—Sixth column. WESTCHESTER COUNTY ahh FOR SALE OR LET—seconp Pace—Third column. Fackrs, STEAMBOATS, &o,—Finst Pacr—Sixth col- HERALD ‘BRANCH _OFFICE—U PTOWN. A DVERVSEMENTS | FOR 71 THE NEW YORK UERALD frame AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1,285 BROADWAY, WET SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY. BECOND STREETS. ‘ SDVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. M. SILL LP. M, ON WEEK DAYS (SUNDAYS, 2 TILL 9 P, ‘M.), AT OFFICE RATES, NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ‘any xr KIND. PaRis AGENOY OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. RG KREMER & CO, “GaaRIOan REGISTER, HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE EW YORK HERALD, THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL- ‘BRS WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER TO PARTIES @EQUIRING THEM. ~ : PERSONAL, Whnnnnrrovononnronarecarertpnannee nr nontnnnnnnnannes NY BANK OR INDIVIDUALS HAVING ANY OOT- laterals of papers belonging tothe late enry, Fri- lease communicate with Mr. J. FREU- [AL, 24 and 26 White street, NNIE OLARK, ENGLISI BLONDE, OF hgh venth street—Lost your lige “will 8 Break e-ball to-night, Central Park ir tring 'rankic with you; will have private box. Bi % te box. Be ADET” CENTRAL | PARK-YOU | WERE NOT AT NOME habia i sent. Will meet you this afternoon, 5 o'clock, the usual place. YORTY-SECUND STREET. OS COF.—IF AG BRADLE DROP ALINE TO CARRY ‘you rallso, ap, Interview. ONE HOUSE, 732 Broadway. MMAR. C.—PLEASE SEND ADDRESS AT ONCE, ‘ae sho will hear of something to her r tavantags, to ICHTMANN, INFORMATION |WANTED, OF | A. wi le! ome on Februar) % Ii be rewarded by his wite, who wishes to from him Please call at 464 Canal street, oR Mia Pee ATION OF MICHAEL O'MEARA and hi ae in Jersey and New ¥% by Pat died en » 10th inst., at the re Me bene netieth street. Doc ee of Met tlic, county "Clare, Ireland, the above adress, JNFORMATION, WaNTEDOOF Patrick an, gon of the late varnse, Mac, ett tc Penk ine ly. o 1 Og Tre! ins Hoth, New Fork * He wil of something to his nt I a Hara sr eaagnesnel 7 Heat ese engin YO Fretiosenticos ANTKD—OF THE WHEREABOUTS oseph Gouthier, native of Canada; was seen in low York last year ho lias a light complexion sat is ab- sopt-matnded ny information will be thankiully re ae his brother, NARCISSE GOUTHIER, Gerald office. NFORMATION WANTED—OF THE arenas JT3 z Von Riesen, ed in the ship- lagen & Co., and who ‘ent to Baltimore some three years a, nd on eee in ie United States Army iu New York al , June or my 1871, by Mr. RUD. C. BURL. Aue, Consul jeneral of the Netherlands, Exchangep! New York, F THE Les IN OLIVE GREEN DRESS WHOM ae peice om eel te a a tance bea id will ma acquaintance please Bole to ADMIRER, box 103 Herald ofice. rei R, box 163 Herald AMES SWEENEY, PALISADE hd EE ry id jerald Up eights—Sond address immediately to M1. 5. B., iptown Branch office ‘B.—RVERYTHING 13 ALL SETTLED, ANNIE . rol a0 ye on Eighth street and Broadway at 8 o'clock th: PORT. —HAVE BEEN ABSENT. JUST RE- ceived your note, February 27; cannot understand it Please call; something important for you. ae TH18 MEBT TE BYE OF WILLIAM aves. Intely in New York, he is requested its Add ross + 199 3t. Jumés stroot, Montreal, INCERE—NICR ENOUGH TO FLIRT WITH. WI S's soe you at ball to-night, Central "COMMER AE wiry Ltn ee San ereniae at On tes TO MEET ‘you this (Tuceday ime . Bect you suroly same place by eight 0’ melo tts ia LOST AND FOUND. # DAY, A “SMALL Goup CHAIN, WITH Rey and Sale attached: of inivial , alue, only #28 Inder w: re) wing it ‘it with B E. L. VANDEN BERGH, 508 Figh ths . brits of or hy FEBRUARY 19, 1a 137. 208 four months, med and endorse Bom & Cohn in favor of arsel¥ at ‘are prohib- ited from negouating the sam “galled toga tna AUL & COHN, 37 Lispenard street. Lo LEAVING BROADWAY CAR AT COOPER Institute Sunday evening, three Finger Rings. Any Pe 4 the same will be suitably rewarded by leay- ing them at 262 West Forty-second street. OST—BETWREN RUDOLPH’S STORE, 60 FULTON 4 atreet, New York, and corner State and Bond streets, eave thes feast of Keys. If the ‘ander will please jem at Kudolph's he will receive are Loetayaron 6 OR 6, GOLD LOCKET WITH black enamel, three pictures, A liberal reward will be given for return to 135 Grand street. hl Bator avage oag EVENING, MARCH 6 AT A4 Irving Hal Locket, initials J. 10 finder will be liberal rewarded by leay ge it with a. FUNK, Irving Hall. Reg heat AFTERNOON, MARCH 7, IN MAD. ison avemuc stage, small black Travelling Bag. Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it wit! chambermaid at Harlom depot, 42. O8T—MONDAY EVENING, ON FOURTH AVENUE 4, car, a Wallet, containing ‘a small sum of Money and Papers of no value to any ono but the owner. Five dollars reward will be paid on the return of the papers to ©. E, box 110 Herald office. OST—ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AN ETRUS- 4 can cold Locket, in Frond way cars or in Fourteenth street to the Academy. The be suitably re> warded by returning tt to Bowe Weat Thur fifth street. $3 REWARD “BLACK AND WHITE POINTER DOG. ‘On return (02% Bighth aventte. REWARD.—LOST. ON SATURDAY, MARCH 8, A 5 Bunch or keys in ‘Thirtieth street, near Seventh avenue, Whoever returns them to S47 Seventh avenue will receive the above rewards REWAKD.—LOST, &4 BLUZ SCOTCH TERRIER e) Slut, March 10; had on a collar marked “W. 8, con. Keturn to JOHN ORTAN, 115 West Thirty-second street. REWARD FOR RETURN OF BUNDLE FLAN- nel 10 96 Worth street, lost by White's Brooklyn $20. marked A, L. Scott, Fulton street, Brooklyn. f& REWARD,—LOST, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, ABOUT ©) noon time, whilo ‘ona Fourth avenue car, or in etting off at corner Nineteenth street, a lady's gold ‘atch and Chain, with charms attached; valued as a iit. The above reward will be paid for iis return to 40 ‘ast Nineteenth street. $95 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED.— 2) Lost, yesterday morning, corner Twenty seventh ireet and Madison avenue, a white spitz Dog; answers to the namo of Prince, Relurn to Hotel Brunswick, cor- ner Fifth avenue and d Twenty-sixth street. 30 Fnlpbe ats AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR return of a gold hunting caso Watch and hate Chain with gold dollar Key and small Locket, lost on Tuesday evening, February 25, on Broadway, near Bleecker street, Address or call on GEO. W. M. RDEN, 25 Chambers stroet, room I. HE FULL VALUR WILL BE PAID TO ANT ex) who will return a Jules fo> smut tay tn IES ap- with Cable Chain attachod, iv pesky where it was stolen ‘trom, ‘and no ‘ques: aske BRE UTIVES) UNITED STATES DETECTIVE ney, 39 Nassau street, furnish roliable operatives Such eeice asl Mole eames Gat y Ci al ure } comm 1S confidential oe yoo FRINK & ACKERMA! ‘AN, _SPECIAS | NOTICES, _ THEPALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLY « corne of Fulton avenve and Boerum street pen from & A. M, to 9 P, Gn Sunday from 3 to 91, M. A. 8 DARIES (PRICES REDUCED), SOLE AGENT, OF tiers, 585 Broadw: box 4,909 Dealers supplied. Circulars mailed HAVANA LOTTERY.—PRIZES CASHED AND +_intormation furnished. Circulars free. JOSEPH BATES & £O., 71 Broadway, rooin 31, first floor. A HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA, MARCH 16.— Prizes cashed and saeea tion furnished, JOSEPU BATES, Broker, 196 6 Broadway, room & 4 ‘AVANA LOTTERY.—GERMAN STATE LOTTERIES. Send for circulars, KCHLMANN & CO., Bankers, 85 Nassau street; box 3,585 Post oMce EW xORE, NEWFOUNDLAND AND | LONDON TEL- re my) com ie nara Ain in Now ors on the 3ist inst, ad t eae fe removed to London, aud th at the mem it ‘be opened in Eondon on the ith April next, H. WEAV! ER, General Tanager. Office 26 Old Broad street, London. Dated this 8th day of March, 1873. N BOARD STEAMSHIP oo RIA, ew Yorg, March 10, 1873, Cr CE, R, Macxay, in command of Steamship Alexandria :— “Sin—We, the undersigned, most tily desire to testify to you our deep and and earn t appreciation & the numerous acts of Kindness and consideration shown to us by you auring the voyage of your noble vessel from Naples and other Italtan ports. We desire to. tention shown to © seonger put also the many Hetle courtesice (not called for or expected) of which we have been the recipients during the voyage just completed, We sign this with great pleasure on behalf of about seventy pat: sengers, muny of whom have crossed the ue Atlantic several . GIT! TE NICOLETTI, . GIOVANNI MIRUDIANT, FICIAL] DRAWING: ENICCKY STATE LOTTERIES, ERNTUCKY--EITRA CLASS 5 S-sancs 10, ~~ 7, 3 4 27, 20, 4, Ruxttcey cuss No. “rlommancis 30, 1873. a, 2, 73, LA £. SIMMONS & CO., Managers, Divinnies, san ph ae rg CLASS NO. by Ug eee ae Iya 1 65, RELBY COLLEGE—CLASE NO, 16 aancn, mi, ‘ier 8 Meir a Ray Matoger on, ANACOTS, one ron, a SLUTE, Broker, 206 Br _ Past office box 4000,” “eames cteahea ROL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY AT LEIP. ie, Gerinany : ickets; 4 %. Grand Duchy ot Brunswick Lottery? ‘lamburg ley Governm Lottery ; Royal Havana Lottery, cashed and in- Josey = Hon PAs, THKODOR ‘2gcwous 16 Nassau OTA geet OTTER CFR: —PRIZES CASHED ;OR- ine ke furnished ; ge rates ipo FOURT i GIFT DISTRIBUTION AT OMATIA takes place March 31, 1973, 8,465 sits, s amounting te ae ckets each: 6 tor AtP.C. Tee flee 3, ety aL ‘Nessau street, ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SILVER MINE IN IN rem oto tah; good title; shaft sunk. Address office. $589, 589 18 DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGA! ee. ized Kontucky Lottsry ; Royal Havana and Kentuck: bie | free; “drawitgs on file.” Ad- dress BALE (office ‘established 30 years), 174 Broadway. pa TA uOGUR OF _ HORSES, CARRIAGES, — a. GREAT AND IMPORTANT 8. BALE TOMORROS Wi(WEDNESDAY). ‘ianct 13, P FINES ‘AND HIGH-BRED TROTTING AND FAMILY boats Scns CARRIAGES, HARNESS, AT STABLE 23 EAST TWENTIETH ae BE- TWEEN SECOND AND. THIRD AVENU BY 31 3 & DUFF, AUCTIONEERS. ineludi iguebred sd and speedy Team of brown Mares, 158 hi ta ‘and 7 years old; wore raised in Keu- tcky by Samuel Willetts, kage’ aud were seed by Alex. andet’s’ Abdatiah dams thoroughbreds; they are very closely mated, with fine heada, arched necks; have fine lofty action. and have as much style ry. on in this city; they Nave been used as a road tei dd have an drenath enough for coupe or phaeton they trotted & milo late last Fall (owner driving to road wagon) in a , and can always beat 2:50 now: they can be driven with Aopen bridles and without chec by child. ren are not afraid of anything; are well broken ander saddie; were ridden and-ariven ail last season at New; ports can pulla top wagon 16 milos inside ef the hour; they havo tine black maues and taljs, all lack points, and are as perfect a geam in every particular as stands in this city. They are warranted sonnd, kind and true in every particular’ and the yee attention of gentlemen in search of a arellable family or genuine rotting team is called to tho above, Fast Black Gelding, 153¢ hands. igh and 6 years olds fine fall ane and tail: was purchased in New Orl by present owner In 1870, atter he had seen bim trot a ail mile on heavy track in 3:33; he -has trotted repeatedly since below 2:45, and has fine gait; finely built for speed ; can speed a 2:40 gait on road; has never been trained to fully develop hilsspeed, but_can speed with tost of the noted trotters on road the presont day ; he 1s an excellent pole horse; afraid of howling, and fee from xtoe, trick, fault or blemish and warranted sowad and kin Very handsome and tast thoroughbred Gray y Gelding, hands high and7 years old: raised in Virginia, by. Colonel McCall, and when 4 ye'srs old trotted a haif mile In 1:23; hels w very protalsng young trotters has been driven but little the past se:son, but can go to track in his present condition and beat 150; he is warranted nd kin sound a1 A nit fast Dun Gelddng, 15 hands high and 8 ears old; raised in Vermont, oad bas trotted in 2:38: he sa very pI gee handy drier; no olngger cr puller : can pull wagon In 2:4f@ ho is free from v trick; very veel and warra@ted sound ‘and rind Also one of the finest coupe, or family Horses in New orm 15X hands nigh and 5 years old; he is a perfect uty, a very pleasant and gentle driver; can trot in 4 minuics oF betier, and one of the SACK family horses to be found; he ts warranted sored and kind. Also ono Rockaway, ove Top Wagon, one tight top trot. ting Wagon, pole and shafts& one Pony Phaeton, Single an ene aes fin? street, dress and stable hey iay an ris snlecomprise® 9s ‘ne 1 class of horses ax wave reve offered to the pilic, and must be seen to be appreciated. They will bp sold to the highest bidder, without limit. restriction ¢e reservation, as the owner goes abroad in a few days, tock can be seen and ecxreaaini00 now at stable as above, and full particulars asccrtednod. Gentlemen in quest of Nae and reliable horses, and gi uine and warranted trot uid not fall to attond this sale, as each horse will be fully warranted as represented, andampie time allowed, for trial and examination, aud 1f found not as represented moneys will be refunded and sales annulled. SALE POSITIV! E, BAIN OR SHINE, a taste THIS DAY B M VAN TABSRLL, AUCTIONEER (@UCUESBOR TO JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL), RSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART, uz AND 1l4 BAST THIRTEENTH ST., NEAR 41 AY. REGUL. “i BALES OF HORSES AnD CARRIAGES VERY TUESDAY AND FRID, | Twenty. four to fortp-cignt Peo k given purobasers to test (IUESDAY'S) SALE, AT WHITE HORSE, SIRED BY GRAY EAGLE, DAM A 5; can be handled’ | messenger mare, IBS; hands high, 8 years old: kind and truc in all harness; iree from vice, trick or fauit; trot in 3 minutes; is stylish and one of the finest horses for ladtes’ or gen lemen's driving in the city and war- ranted pounds 8 Harness and PON is BROWN HOR DS HIGH, 6 YEARS OLD; kind and true {ofall tres free from vice or trick; a good traveller; ¢ style and action and will make ‘8 splendid cours or carr e ee and warranted sound, RAY M. » 16 HIGH, 9 YEARS OLD, kind and true @ all barnes free trom vice : ve: ry stylish} a superior aate can trot in § minutes: a splendid driver, but pergectly gentle; was raised by present owner Wo 'TOE WHEON B BUILT by John R, La E ohn wrence. AY RB, Dy Hi GH, 7 YEARS OLD, ind and true’ iat et Henan ie from vice; a good TREE EON ER GANS aoe art ZN H TOP WAGO OWN ‘Pontk, 15 HANDS HIGH, 5 YEARS OLD; kind ana true tn all harness; free‘ from vice; can trotin 3 minutes C4 aa to pole or single, and is @ vory agin and ploasant 4} Y HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD, AND warrantee sound. xt hed HORSE, i ANDS Pepe I Pi ead OLD; 0 in all harness and av excellent worker. SE v1 RAL OTE HORSES, FULL DESCRIPTIONS ep + Low wieELen ENGLISH BUILT PHARTON, with 10 seat; also Double Harness for emall ponies, out uray, rong 12 =n Ae Top and no : Fon _ ve top Pony] Phactons, 5% eS ed and Rockaways. Fianess, Ri Weather never rinterteres with our sales, at. Ac —AN IMPORTANT SEEOTA; LAND PEREMPTORY + SALE BY AUCTION, THIS DAY fi ESDAY, ABO It AT lui PROMET. AT STABLE, 43 GREA’ 3 te and fine stock of private entleman, Ee r. z J of all the pri who retire: cry feat “i business and sails tly mopsh; 8 8 jd by order of, including ai he pan foam o blood ba: Ne ‘years old; perfectly mated amt jor style and action; fear nothing , fault or blemisi hey can trotclose to three minutes » phacton, re warranted sound and kind. ‘the fines r,ovape or family Horse on Park or road, nearly 16 ars old; has no superior for style and action; Is as ref eye and as guick as a pony fine ‘travel- ler; safe for any person to drive; blooded and tine; war- ranted sound and kind, megane ay, lady's pony Horse, 1554 high, 6 years old; a porfect picture and p been used and driven by lady to Hoek Phaeton’ 19 aii bie, antell fears no locomotive or anythin, and kind; together with Phae ‘Also wo, Hh roung tr ny iorreit dam by record of2 plea: d vi tricks: finely seated a ind'sate for any person to, Grive, aad xtra fine gen trot a 40g leman’s roadst RON varranted foanit and Kind. ing young brown, trotting Horse, sired by aa | winneid, date by Membrino Chics 1 high; 6 years ola Tas no Dablle reeord. and can. go to'track and beat 324) now; itextra genteel, stviish. prompt and flue; sate for any lady to drive, although rompt and game; is war. ranted sound and kind this, is one of the finest young hor+es offered for sale thi Full particulars of all at Sale. Stock worthy of spectal attention. Also, elegant top and open Wagons, Phaeton, single and double Harness, JOHN L, VANDEWATER, Auctioneer. T BARKER & CHASE'S CITY AUCTION boy NEW YORK TATTER- corner of Prone way aoe Rat street, MAJOR C. BARKER, AUC’ pagal LAR SALES ‘or HORSES CARRIAGES, &C., VERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, Gentlesnen" 's private ataibhinenth disposed of at pub- lic or private sale to the best advantage, and a general assortmont of Horses, Carriagos, Harness and everything in the horse line, to sult the needs of all clasges of pur- chasers, constantly on hand. a RGE DRIVING RING in the Mart for show ‘a horses on sale, pall 9} four hours allowed for trial onevery horse sold under wi frantee, Carriages taken on storage. Superior Stabling for hor . Kons ale Outside sales solicited thy attended to. _Liberal advances made on iS very ing in the horse line, LOT OF HORSES FRESH FROM THE COUNTRY Rold or exchanged for Horsey of lost value: suitable for all kinds ot basiness. Inquire at 541 ¢ street. PORTING—DOGS, BIR) DS, &C FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, Birds, &c.; Medicines for ail diseases, Prepared for mocking birds, at B, Gs DOVEY'S: No. 8 Greene strect, near Canal, id | yl ENGLISH SH MASTIFF; WEIGHT 125 poun &good watch dog, 18 months old. To be seen at v4 ‘fiason street. 10 LET—FROM APRIL I, 1873, FLEETWOOD PARK 4 ith Honeys ate, otise pars under grand fae and ing privilege of grounds. ug Wall street. ve i. % Corky si per peripeend fader ‘d a HORSES, CARRIAGES, & A T. DEMAREST & 0.8, & 23 BROADWAY. We offer @ large and elogan| assortment of fine Carriages of our own manufacture, com) rising our popular ix-sea| funily Rockaywuys, 12 ty x. cys, anduatets. 8 styles: Lane Prete, Phaetons, Coupe Rockaway, ight and now: rae new styles T Carts aud’ turnout peal Prices} nOpaIAr with buyers. Second hand s\x-seat Rockaway, at a bargain. Second hand Tilbury, Dog Cart, top Pony Phaeton and Rockaway, LOST AND FOUND. TAOUND-MARCH 4, ON THIRD AVENUE, a PURSE, ie containing a small sam of sioney anid some jewelry} owner cr Ve the same by dese 1s proj WNGL Sire eerie “Apply to EB, CONOLLY OST—A SEAL FUR BOA, AT NIBLO'S a matines, on Saturday, sh Inst, The finder will b ee on roturning it io JOUN C, BARTON, lL ‘Duane “at DIAMOND EARRING, ONE STONE HET, the other pendant. A liberal foward will Jag 4 7 &, ae, finder Seiee wee the same to Mrs, L. 8., pH] ‘Weet Fourteent ost. LST ON THE DESBROSSES STREET BOAT, ina Jersey Sity,en, Pei rnoon, Twelve Yards jack Silk. finds ouse leave it at 97 Cham- Bers strect, New York a'recdive n liberal reward, Beves SUNDAY, 9TH INST., A BLACK AND TAN TAN Dog, red leather collar, answering to the naine of vor, A baidsome reward ‘or his ‘feturn to 54 West 'wenty-fou. ta street, TOUR “MANUFAC ‘ORY, 1404 BROADWAY, ARE tho foliowing second hand Carriages, all in good order ail tor saie at low prices :— One Clarence. Counelette, One Coupe. Pony Phaeton for four. One Phacton. Basket Phaeton, Rumble, Extension top Phacton, Barouche. RADLEY, PRAY & CO, S58 Broad wi LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND cfiatd top and oven Road Wagons, hy the best city Couches, Clarences, Victorias, Coupe” Kocks- f lk seats: Lob aud open ‘Pony Phactons, extension o., three second hand Nockaways, one four seat open Basket Phaeton, one top Express, one platform ; open do. wee ‘double Haritess, at WM. If. GIEAY'S, 2) vo 2d t AX LOT “OF TOP BUGGIES, ROAD WAGONS, ‘oss, Grocery, and tight fan overed twroseat bapa aauae ha prone recond seventh sireet, between Eigh in| ones A <TH HERE wine WORK HORSE: E FOR rocer's use, tor sal oitish 's, corner of Broadway and Thirty. RARE & = OST—B ft EN be gaya raeey, J AND BROAD. warded by ong. black Bor ba se iderall WAI OA Narning ite Rk HIDE is Sorner se agra Lost manon a IN A THIRD AVENUE CAR, A Le Santana fp: th oun eral rewt raed b by. ienving it it Beira Kallroad Company, aed surest and rd avenue. Bn TON MADISON AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY. ircet, a white Spitz Dog, $10 reward and no Pi dite ated tor bus return tot aes Twenty-third se —CARRIAGE R REPOS Troy, i W she. Coral ek cath peanay ser Garryali, new and second hand, ckengetet Oe + ir ERITH BTOOK- OF FIVE GEeRTAGER + large portion being aga byw wate ‘trom ceil || ing, Waco Landaus, Lat amet, vlarences, ice. s fell a » AMS. Fourth street and Bere ony, PONY ESTABLISHMENT FOR SaLE— a black, wai ee ee and kind in aicbarsoa Ve pathy old. Apply at pl fate sa stables ure ad BAY MARE, 7 YEARS, 15% [ANDS: Good worker; sold because the owner To be seen at 26 Bethune street, in th PART OF A FINE STABLE, 2 ree ne Aut to a responsible party. Apply to Tater's & cy PREIER, 54 Dey street, ops; 8 Rockawars, & Boats, 6 Pony | ’ incity. DAY ARN. ABBAU. Harnoss, ‘OUR TOP AND OPEN PONY PHA A. Rockaways, claht, Top and Open Wagons’ tre Business Wagons, two Junpseat Wagons, Ringievand Double Harness, at 1,430 Broadway, PH. JENKINS, BAY PORY SIDE BADDEE AND Hae i588 FOR | D sal 8 1 Uses a nd el ren the pas! year. % ENDALI & BELLINTERS ” corner Thirty. ight street and Seventh avenue, GOOD STRONG HORSE, 16 16 HANDS | HIGH, FOR sale at very ey op lces ‘would do for S fariner: Come at once and see him. Apply to JOHN FETTRETCH, 1,036 ‘hird avenue, REWSTER, OF TWENTY-FIVTH STREET, Waretooina, Fifth avenue, cornor or Twenty+ seventh street. Sole makers et BREWSTER Ws AGone. with the TICAL STEEL PL. The maximam of atrength, the intend of weight, ob- viating all spread of the axie, aoe source of an- noyance to those using wae wagons. To attain the highest » ced a wagon should follow the horse in a direct line. This can only be accomplished by tho wheels riuning plumb; any inclination in the mle to spread destroys the plumb of the spoke and gives a late. ral motion to the wheel, causing it to push out sideways, ‘This lateral movement greatly increases the friction to be overcome by the horse, with a consequent waste of tthe thus detracting from his speed in direct proportion the spread of the pale. h our VerticalSteci Plates we havo been enabled to putt wagons of the lightest welght, running so absolutely adn ng that we have yet to hear the frstcomplaint from our tr Pico certificate from General McClellan :—~ New Youre, June 1, 1971. fhave carefully examined ai, Patent Vertical Stoel Plate Axle. I find that the addition of the Vertical Plate renders the axle about two aud a half (24) thmes as stil ‘as it would be without it. Very reapectially, WOOD BROTHERS CO., 740 Broadway, offer their tock of Carriages at prices greatly’ below t Salue in conseqneuce of tie dnmage nustained from the An Cor eae is thas afforded for securing Iiandserng Cn Carriages gee Ta OY Rony fail to be ) pailabie toe co foe all ‘soneons, and eer fo beauty of and excellence of quality, Cox RNIRNT FOR BX. PRESA OR OTHER het To lot, @ front stable bat Watts street: roo: for, lent horses. Avply to J, H. LONDON, 16 1 Horatio HANDSOME SORREL WA RE ind in all harness: table rear of 335 eae poadsers” Taeoire: at opera aro; can trot in 2.38 without trainings Grlvo her} will be sold for halt its value Aves at oT Vosey street, New York. 1FUL “BUGGY, top, square box, made by Bates, and single eacreent Wagon ‘cost $400; only used a few times; price, for both 141 East Sixtecnth street. OR SALE—A BRETT CARRIAGE, SIX SEAT, MADE good orders rice #800, Apply at PAR att ply at combining satety, speed and comfort, midship section, where least Corey is felt, Surgeonsand stewardess accompany the st TeaNey's stabl OB, SALE—A PAIR BAY ‘th. sound and kind in all harness, Matan ie ors, price $350; 0, set doublo Harness and Fix. t 136 East Thirteenth street, A TEAM OF BLACK HORSES, 5 AND 6 6 . le for any business, gold) ; steerage,’ $30 in currency, can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $32, cur reney. seated Rockaway. to Parix, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australi China, &c. And dre a first ¢ ‘ill _ ROBERT § TODDARD, 593 and "000 Greenwich street, FRONT COACHES, OD atthe company’s office, 19 Broadway, New York. WOR SA SALE—TWO GLA: Doctor’ 9 Gig Phaeton, one six seat Rocka’ all H, BURR, 208 Mercer street. KS, Agent. § MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO QUEENS- verpool. ifalling every Wednesday. MINNESOTA, Freeman. Fon 12 at 8 P.M. ROWN ITABL any ork 15}¢ hands Bish price $80. Inquire at 12 MANHATT.A ris Price, Jr Spring street, { OR SALE—A PRIV ATE TURNOUT, Team (blacks, 16 hands), Clarence, Sminmer ( arriage all as good as new; also E & wall be sold at very Ae figures, the nN excellent coachman desires a Address G., ox M3 Herald Uptowa Branch way and Sweden, &c. Drafts on aan, sBiiglan, France and Germany at Joost Fate % whole or separ SUROPEAN | STEAMSHIPS. | URENSTOWN AND LIVERPOO)! canny ING MIE UNITED STATES Mal and full-powered steam: nships, pre trom ‘New York on Eatertare, from 1 Liverpool on Cork Har! nuredays, calling 112, at 3 P. Pavonia ferry, Jersey City. Paswenger accommodations for all classes unrivalled is, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in Ratea—saloon, th gold (for aniling eaftor April}, $100, ‘Those wish ing to, send for Iriends in the old country Pawengers booked to or from all parts of America Dratta from £1 upwarde. For inspection of plans and other {pformpation apply Bills of lading issued to Contingntal Ports. 2 currency. Passengers booked to ‘and trom Paris, Hambui , Nor- broadway. oR SALE-TWO “BROWN HORSES, 1644 HANDS, 6 and 10 yoars old; sound ne. separately or toy exchange tor smi Feed store, 870 | OR SALE—A GOOD BROWN PO 6 Fears old stylish, good river: warranted sounds mitable for grocer, &c.} also the handsomest little team t brown Pontes, 14 hands high; sold separately. between New York and Havre 1 ound and kind, it little thin. $65; worth rice $65, c 4 $200 It conditione NDSOME oH ESTN Tt gh. 7 eats oid ; sound ‘ani broken Apply at THOMP- Pon: toall Ltrs and a fine saddle horse. ON 'S stable, | 136 East Thirteenth street. OR SALE AT A SACR closely matched team of bay Horses, 18 Well made and strongly built, with plenty ote lo; , suite for coupe or phacton; sound, ki Park Phaeton, for four ness, nearly new; Blan separately ‘or together; ersons, by Brewster double ar. rice for whole rg. $1, 7 E t tor any work; sold for re at 136 Perry stree price $100, fee (OF, SALT TWO. HORSES, 6 AND 7 YEA! 16 fit tor a cart or track; sound and kind. st Tenth street, near Washington. 01 en YEARS OLD, 16 hands highs Maltehie for cart, truck or grocery; Inquire at 56 Charles street, corner o! cording to accommodati additional. tedden) tickets on favorable terms, Bi eer Inquire nea it 6 age, $30, curre! sound and kind. Fou RKING Yarnitag end truck pill ranted sound and kind. Bleeeker and Amity streets. — ‘ 8, SADDLES, HO! SE OTHING, Is manwacturea by 0. B. Sark & Co: and 7 years old; war- i Wooster street, between streets, Chicago, I #0 Warten stree ‘ARNESS FOR Brus ABU RE made of {he boat of stock and warranted ns te reseited, Winter Horse Clothing aud Lap Rugg selling off Varren street and 21 and 33 oa i MOSENAN’ 8 HARN | CHAR Geta! t3P. M. t very ste prices great sacrifice. State Line pier, Fulton Londonderry, as follow: eeneett’ Amt. ay 600, tons... 3, eat variety of Har: iew York; lo excep- Poom bay fa ae GEORGIA, VIRGINIA, 3500 cn And every alternate Wedne: songors as through rates to all THE MONT STYL- SW: STE, FIGHT Po ENT re one nice iamnily. ‘Horse. Also, for sale one 0 ‘brown Stallion, nearly thoroughbred; good arse, sound and Kind ex .CTURERS' UNION, 638 Broadway. IN PERF CT ORDER; Jump seat Rock: ockaway, top and , Coupe Rockaways; great Se cr at 18d Be ice CA small Pony Wagon, away, two Dog Carts, C por v Ting styles ne’ bp Pi MN UEACTURRNS (CHES AND SORES ON HORSES, Kenhedy's Scrofila Ointment isa sure cure for the worst cases of scratches, cracked Sold by JOHN F. HENRY, sgists gonerally. Price $la NALD KENNEDY, Rox- all heels and grease in horses, No. 8 College place, and dru; Manufactured by TARE, NOTIORSTHAT B. J, CONKLIN WILL BE AT 25 Ei: eighth street, 12th March, from pale sad several single coach and selected from finest stock in mocbener with eighi Weatern New Yor! 10 LET—TWO OF THE BEST PRIVATE STABLES size One open and two box stalls ple cazriage and coachinon's the other four stall ___1,491 Broadway, neat Fort 1 LET—PRIVATE STABLE street, near Lexington avenue ; two stalls, carriage Apply to COUDERT BROTHERS, 49 Wall NTED T E HES P—A GOOD SOUND MMiorse, witht tight Rocka single Harness, for. pone, ton and price, O. M. HORSES, coe “ARRIVED the West, suitable for all porpeses, rom $100 to ON FORTY-THIRD 1585 Post Mice, Allen and Hamabieton ian stock, 6 and ¢ at 801 Greenwich street, 95. =STYLAs | C CHESTNUT HORSE nds, fit for any uso; fine road or grocery ; must well, 415 Eighth ave- nae corner Thirty-first street. road Mates, Ethai Nd. Ing ®: Broadway. oo ‘ORPORATION NOTICE WORPORATION NOTICE. —PUBLIC hereby given to the owner or owners, compan or occupants of all houses and lots, iin lands, affected thereby, that the have been completed nT lod ge Eoenad sail op acne roved or unimproved eae Assessments jo the office of the Pm raed saan by all persons in- ot pa pavement in South Fifth ave- havement in Fifty-fourth street, Peace. “pavement in Park placo, from PCy: pavoment in Forty-fourth street, ‘ourth pa ment In @ixty-third street, m1 in pavement in Twentieth street, terest Kot rer iaying Guia nue, from Canal to Fourt foie Medi i} wen is| AustieaL Pass too way station in Great Brita Sweden, Denmark or America as safely, speedily, com: avement In University place, | fortably'nnd cheaply as any othor route ot line, thy = int in Fifty-fifth street, from Seventh avenue to Mew Yor laying Guldet pavement ia Church street, trom Fuit om to Morris street. qnd qutter, and dagging Se sixth street, between Seecnd and Third aveni atl far building vewer in Madison strect, between Pike cots. ang oe uilding ewer m Fifth avenue, between Eleventh and Twelith 1a For building vewer ii First avenue, between 18th in 139th and I3lst streets, be- nes sewer in Sixty-seventh street, between and 119th streets, 14, For building sews tween Fourth and Fift 15. For buildin Third and Fourth avenues. 16, For ding sewer in Bixty -cighth street, hetween Bouloyard and 1 La tie laying crosswalk from 561 Sixth avenue to 1,290 ‘or hullding underground drains on blocks bounded by Sixty-first and Sixty-third streets, and Fourth and ue ‘The limits embraced by such assossmont include all the several houses and lots of ground, vacant tots, pleces and parcels of land situated o oc Both sites of Sonth Fitth avenue, from Ca street to Fourth street, to the extent of one-halt the urth street, (rom Ninth to Tenth aventie, to the extent ‘of one-half thé block to the inter- nx 'stree ae th ides of Park place, from Broadway to West street, to, the extent of one-half the block om the inter . treet, from Third to Fourth avenue, to a extent of one-half the block on the inter- 6, Both tides of #ixty-third street, from Fourth to Fifth PM venue, to Cy ‘aria of one-half the block on the inter. ‘wentleth street, from Third avonne to nt of one-half the block o1 Paris, ‘Switzeriand, dec., &o,, at great reductions; ava able by all nes of wt ste ers from American ports, nearly 100 in number, at reductions rani 45 per cent be Europe pic Ii block on the intersectiny The Terslar travelling ti 2, Both sides of Pitty. Touisnow trond i tof Forty-fourth <e East River to os sires 7, Both ‘ides orUniversity place, from Waverley place to Bighth street, to oe exient of one-half the block oa the intersecting’ stree 8, Both sides of Tinty.t fifth street, from Seventh avenuo to Broadway, to the extent of oné-half the block on the ies of Church street, from Fulton to Morris cept when those days fall on Sunday, then the day pre- alt'the block on the inter. to the extent of om vious. Gray, will leave pler 2 North oth sides of Seventy-sixth stroot, from Second to | Asplinall direct. connecting {Panama with tho at n ca ‘one-half the block on the Third avenue, to the extent of intersecting streets, igite property known as Nos. 159 to 178 dinclustye) ae The ‘property Known as Nos, 43, 45, 47 and 49 Fifth ue, between ie and 19th between Fourth “se Both sides of First ave: streets, except the two corn 14, Both sides of 130th and and Fith avenues, and the cant ‘side | of uth avenue, be- even ane a streete, 16, pour ines of “Terese ote Bou! rk. stroct, between Tenth re ny bound ‘as No, Gi Sixth avenue. Sixty first and Sixiy-third affected by the sbove- nd who Aare opposed to the same, or sted to present their objections, Chairman of the Boar -_— tg and Pour sons whose etarents ments Of Auecasnts at thor mA No. io om the date of this maticg on Puerta P! to suit ruhasets, ‘or Orrice Roary oF Assessors, Nay Yous, Marck 4 137% ‘The General Transatlantic C pany’ 8 man betsamenipe Dg a The splendid vessels on Havaritae te rant for the Continent will sail from pur Fi) North River as fol- lows == PEREIRE, Danre.. Satara March$ M: 22 VILLE DE PARIS, Surmont ‘arch 1, Leimarie. ‘Apri PEREIRE, Dante. uturdayy April 19 Price of passage, in gold dn (ncluding wine), to Brest or Havre $125 | Second CabiN.......64606875 al reduced rates. ‘These steamers do not carry stecrage passengera. American, travellers going to, er reuirnung, from tlie Continent of Europe, by taking the steamers of this lino, avoid both transit by “English railway. and the discome forts of crossing the Channel, besies faving time, trouble and expense. ORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, os’ Broadway, COASTW ISE STEAY MSH TPs. R= wal Tiny OF MAIL, STEAMERS, 8 OF FASSAGIS sREDUCED, Niiw Yo! K 10 CALLING AY st. THO: s ‘AND BARBADOS TO these WAND MAILS AND PASSENGERS. ee frst class iull-powered itor steamers are idle to_ sail from pler 18 East River, as follow: ten MANDINGO, a5 Saturday, March eee 1s AND EVERY ‘ii , These steamers are specially REA apted to, teopical 40e- yiee, have large staterooms, bit S Ueto a abo ae ate illo amount of cargo e taken, G swe Bes fo will be ornstedt & Garthoraey : For rele 0 oF ORGR SS v8 Sy T) South uth st.. N, UND STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP Company.—The elegant screw steamship ONTARIO, 4000 tons h ba cden, Captain George B. Slocum, will ail for Para, Pernambuco, Bania and’ Rio Jancire on Monday, Murch 24, ne Ih oreteck Ac ML Wor freight oe piecage ‘apply to W. R. GARRISON, Agent, No. 5 Bowling en. OR NASSAL eamship OITY Pow MEXICO wilh lg ve for Havana via Nassau, on Thursday, March 13, at 3 om pice No. 3 Norih River, For? freight or hacoage app F, ALEXANDRE & SON: 33 ir roadway. b Bfake yc STATRS MAIL TO HAY: ae AND MEXIOO HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ, ‘New York and Mexican ao Steams ip Line, loaving pier No, $ North River, at 3 Ans EVERY CITY OF MEXICO (via Nassa TY € OU OF MERIDA ( For freight or passage A ih Ue TCAD 40, 7 Wee, GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUGH za carrying the United States mail. ithe seames CITY OF Be ‘ONTO, Captain Pon. alagton, is how recetving trelebt at pir 20 East River, and will gall Saturday, March 15, Through, bills ¢ lading given to Houston, either by the i, and H. &. R. or by the Hon-ton Direct Navigation Bompany, and to all folate on the Gutveston, Houston, and Flendorson and B, B, and C, Railroad, No charye tor forwarding in Now York. For freight of passa een Oe na AES £20153 Matton lang, or W. ik street. ro NEW Ue BANS ‘DIRECT, it leave pier No. 9 North hos aturda; P.M, Freights received daily. Through’ rates gi Galveston, Indianol Pe or Aranzas wharf, Brae Cabin passage, i stecrage, -~ For freight or pas UNARD LINE. The British and North American hetween at Cork harbor. ew ABYSSINTA..Wod., April 2 waren ALGERIA. ...Wed., April 9 M USSIA....Wed., April 18 ‘aturday from ing Wednesday and New York. Steamers marked thus * do not carry steer- age passon Rates ot Bassage—Cabin 80, $100 and $130, gold, ac- Infckets to Paris, $15, gold, rene: ‘Steorago tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown, and all parts of f Lurone, at lowest rates. For tre; bin passage apply at the Com, v's office, No. Tse Wiing Green; for. steerage passage, at 111 Broadway, Trinity Buildin ng. SHARLES G. FRANCKI. Or to P, H. DUVERNET, corner of Clark and Rafdolph ASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CALABRIA EM- bark from, the Cunard whart, foot of Grand street, on Wednesday, March 12, 1873, KLYN, No 4 Bowling Green, Now York, g's LINE , Lo rte COMPANY, NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, Vea LONDONDERRY. ‘Those elegant new Clyde-built steamers will sail from erry, Brooklyn, for Glaxgow, via -Wednesday, Apri 2 Wednesday, April 30 . Wednesday, ay 28 the-eafter, taking pas- rts of Great Britain and mark and Germany, reland, Norway, Bwaden, ator £1 and tip Mie freight or passa pply to AUSTIN £00, Agents, 72 Broadway. Steerage Passage Office, ‘Bare Broad: way. NMAN LINE, For ve a and Liverpool. Royal Mail Steamers STAMPIN Lo BAILA LOLOW Ee ron as OP. 1, TTY OF NEW YORK seaturd ay, March £i, noon, ; % ‘Baturday, March Bs | « ‘thursday, Apt we \Satarday, Aprilz,2P. M. atarday, April-ld, 2. M. ry ena, hauoceeding Saturday and Thursday, from pier er. 45 Nort RATES OF PASSAGE, Opa 75 and ng 900, gold, Scoordisig to accommodation. tri ets at low rates. iene ro 1 iverpOO) Queenstown, Glasgow, London- oo derry, London, Bristol or Cardi, $20, Prepald certit cates, Pa: a ded to Havre, Hamburg, Swe- den, N ‘k und Paris at reduced rates. orw: Daft ieeued atlowest rates in Passage and general business apply at the company's offen 1S Brondera For Steerage Passage at 33 roadway, AN G. or to mt O'Downent & Pavux, 402 Chestnut; ireet, Fpilinaciphis: M. 8, Crraan, 102 State street, Bost F.C. Buown, é South Market street, Chicago, TATIONAL PA INE OF STEAMERS, Weekly to’ Queenstown and Liverpool; fortnightly 19 London dit TO CRENSTOWN AND | LIVERPOOL, rom pliers ang 47 North River, ITALY, Thompson....... A.M. QREECE, Thomas . oP. M. barter iste Wednesday, April, ata. M. ‘ ni Mi Pesan we ° oak aie Boas aa x ND, Bray ja turda: a a, THE Pe ARE THE fet chate Li Cabin P Passage. snd steers e ticket on ETOREY Queenstown, ‘insow jon, oudonderry, Glasyow. Cardiff, Bristol or London, For fapier iaformation apply at at eng srebast rc Tae TRADE. ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STRABERIE COMPANY, For Southampton and Bre! The steamsht} eed Captain iy Brickenstein, wil y Maren 12, at noon, from Bremen pier, foot Third i Hoboken, d0 be followed by steam: DRUTSC! THEAND, Captain W. Ladewigs, on Bal are Rates of oe to Loadon, Havre and Bromen (payable in gold or its equivalent in currency) :-— First Cabin Asoton, LINE. . EXPRESS STEAMERS m pler 2) North River, New York. Wed., we ot) . Sai h 22 4 ani forwae to and from "any ‘rail Ireland, Germany, Norw: Tickets, Drafts or C hh ead can be bought at lowest riety rates by “aE BE at the SORA mee No. Ing Gree! . Agel IY. HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S fron mail steamship FRISTA, Captain E. Meier, ry sail on Thursday, March 13, at for Hambut taking passengers from nieor York to ‘lymouth, London, First Cabin, Cherbourg and Hamburg. 120, Second Cabin, $72, ton payable 7 Unites States ge KUN HARDER cael RICHARD'2 BOAS, ‘al ents, ea i BNSC ir je 61 Broad ntrect N Y. Broadway N. a _ The WESTPHATTA will sail March 9) $ TOURS TO VIRNNA, / Fifty-five different routes, via London, “the Rhin TALIAN TOURS, from 30 to ordinary prices, combining all parts of K'S TOURS ROUND THE WORLD. Price $1,090), gold (av: Hable, for ping Westor East). 8 Aasite, J00K, SON’ %e SRNKING, 202 Broadway, New York, and Fleet street, Londo: “COOK'S EXCURSIONIST,” for March, gontainin ograinmo, fares, and ‘ieee for over 1,000 differen rice cents. Kent by mi nit post pat OASTWISE STEAMS IPs. ACIFIG MAIL oreapnare COMPANY'S | ie to CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, a Panama, carrying Tnnile oe basseagers and eight Aspinwall, Pana mf anta Martha, areytown and Pacific coast of Mexico, Central Aincrica, Peru and Chile. Steamers leave lth, 20th and 2th of each month, ex- March 2, 1873—Steamer Li gt cance. Captain "chook ada] for KAT REPUBL eo, Manzanillo, i an jo ports. hk month connect with th pany's steamer Touching st San Benito Tonate, Sallaa ruz and Port Angel. Steamer Alaska wilt leave San Tranciee April 1,0 for Japan and China. For rates of passage, reight an: all further information apply at company’ Ns oftice on the pier, foot of Canal street, Rx IOR YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, VIA SURZ CANAL.—THR first class stoamahip CAPRON, built for ine zapenens foverament, now lying at. Bri ridge street, Br lyn, will eee rinrads to A take ase orpormay foo cana apy 3, Not Wit te feral oF Da corner Fort: ¥ BARE Ry Broad FoR PUERTA BuATA, SAM SAMANA. AND 8T, mhip SYREN, City. —The Canmet BA, ‘De Noy, Wi eave pe Re Eek hans neatay, Mari farch 12, die P. For freight or te Oh sage apply to CLARK ESEAMAN, 86 West streot, OR NEW ORLEANS DIRE MERCHANTS) ST EAMSHIP LINR, { from pier Nov 8 Moreh 3 River ag 3 o'clock P. My +3 on SATURDAY, March 1 ! Froights received dally. Through raiae ven for Be Lou's, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola, For’ freight or vac having #1 eRTGS ge accommeda- tions, apply to sEDERIC BAKE! ‘onl ad NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. pdt zm Sout The steam TMUCTHOPOLTS, Captain Nickerson, Wil leave pler 21 East River, Wednesday, March 12, Freight tor St, Louis, Mobile and Galveston takeu. Insurance guaranteed. ane freight or passage, having superior accommodar OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND The Old Dominion ye Compr ve Git giving through bill and Southwest, Terouxh pas points, Accommodations unequatied. ‘Apply ai at the general offico, 187 Greenwich atreet, corne: ATRAVE) AY ‘Ling ROU TR to the South, aally, except Sandaya. Close connection to Weldon, Raleigh, Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah, Florida, Augusta, Atlanta, Columbus, Macon, Montgomery, bile and New Orleans; also ‘to Petersburg, Lynch burs, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memp Ask tor tickets and check baggaze via Bay lino at Des brossesstroet, Cortiandt street and all other principal ticket offices. Trains leave Desbrosees street and C landt street at 9 A, MM, x EMMET BROWN, Ge Gonerai Ticket Agent bd bad halt ‘VANIA AILROAD, nd the ‘South at9 im eA $9,990 ALM. 12-29. 4 45, 6 8 eye aday, 6, 8:3) xs For ie na Hons Ite NUT he ME and? F. Me Emigrant and second B. For Neyrark at A i : a M Siar, 8.10, 8 1 UL tt 1130 At TP. sae 9:30 and WA. M., 12 82,5204 5:30" 2 igi. juniiny, 6:30 8 sto, Wood dbridgo and Perth Amboy, Gand 10 A. M.,2:3% and For New Brunswick, 7,10 A. M., 12 M..1,2,8, 6:10, $:% 6,90. M. and 12 night, kunday, Ban nd "Fe Millstone, 7 A. M., ‘sid and $29 P.M, For Lamberteliio nnd Fethtngton, "SAC Mand SP. ie For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 2 and 4 P. M. Acconmmoation for Hordentown, Huriington and Cou sein Freehold 1d, 7,8 A. tat ie ‘dr Freehold, 7, cn For Jamesburg, Pemberton, Camden, 6 A. M., 340 P.M 1 Eraingarrive ai follows. Fron Piuaburg, A ihe VOU A. iM, and 63k P. Mord From'Washington ana Baitimoro, 6:1 P.M, Si 1 wines 4 Mog 1st 3A, 6:04, 8 ‘offices, ous, 130 21 and 944 Broadway: No. Aston Hoton had foot’ of Dewroases: and Certia ade streets, Emigrant Tickot office, No. 8 Hattery lace. ‘A. J. Cassare, D. M. BOYD, Jn, General Manager. Gen. Puss Agent z haan ce DRY GOODS (AT THE LATE HL AnatsTRONG'S, : iw Sixth avenue near B'oventh str clearing out pacar! of other Stock, consistin: Laces, Embrolderies, Hibung ery: Gloves and Va era be sold, as store ia let for othor business trom 14 of Bargains fo evan aero ean LADY | WILL SELL A NEW CAMEL'S BAI shawl and Laces af a bargain. Apply at 107 Twelfth streot. eo PALMETTO Rennes A. T. STEWART & CO, are now prepared to show at thot NEW JOBBING Di DEPARTMENT, Broadway and and Tenth street, ap ve the above | goods in favorite shapes id color ot tieso Hats iy far superior te any ‘tine hava a3 at a oS and they are offere oR mC AT VERY LOW ——— T THOM opposite Cor Book! Arithmetic and NE UO LES, Day and department+Telegraphy ta ight practic ments, Demand _ YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO TAKE LES- {Pgs in French from # young lady ; one who cannot ik English preferred. ress STUDENT, Herald » FOURTH, “AVENUR, oping, Writh ve Lad iy. niwlin instru. Reavis WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, ARITA. tic, &c.—DOLBEAR'S Commercial 8 E in writing, &e,. tor joys heme on ¥ ation: stiffiesm pins oor or trembling removed; ‘ates tau as Reto TEAC Lnagh 4 WANTED (PARISIAN).—AD~ dress or N. 0, 40 Washington street, street ERMAN OR FR sven tng aU. ARAN teed to gentlemen in three months; pert. Particulars at Dr. COSTER'S, St, Uunries Hote Broadway, evenings, between 7 and N THE 1ST OF MAY THE FORT WASUINGTON Erenc h Institut a, for Your sear ae" Martin Ree, Moved to tho spacious premises v tin, Bea, Trist street and Kingsbridge ro B'S BUSINESS COLLEGES, BROADWAY, JUNG- Alton sixth avenoe, and. fa. Bowery —DookK ‘copings Arithmetic, Grammar, Spelling; 24 Writing %, Men, married and grown-up ladies of aegi giocted eaueation Inst es i privately. a fPEACHER WANTED—A DY COMPETENT TO teach the En fish branches and mathematics, to ine struct two young ladies, weil advanced, at theic home this city during certain hours of the da Address W. H., Herald office, stating qualifications, references terms, Wasa, ‘A FRENCH L. ADY, Witt PUR! Parisian accent, to read French half an hong every Tr he Aas stating terms, which must be low, ny ws FD—A PRINCIPAL TEACHER FOR A GRADER public school; none but a capable Sg 5 | apply. Applications {n writing, with certificate of nde license enclosed, will be reeeivod b. ¢ Board I eriwluca: tion, by addressing the clerk ® ot March 5 when Butt selected will he notified. CHAR IM BACT istrict Clerk, Franklin Bt, tow of Unton, "Now Jersey: IAT, Ace [ron SALE—SQUND ore ATS J.B. SCHUYLER and Esc: sia r f ht routes also Stearate o: in Crescent Cie, haa ong, Hantee, tons F Poli Me Appl Ld h ie — Hick & ©. SE teats = GRAIN AND COARSE rs Ne ly to or address eight Cr arate $pply = aa ame Wrirng uy att ‘runt A fethatnaaie 4 a Wik ZsoN. 20} West siteet wile talk