The New York Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1874, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERA WHOLE NO. .13,671. LD. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE FIVE CENTS. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. SMUSEMENTEKBicnra Pacr—First, second, third, fo seartty firth and sixth columns, ‘and Nunta Pace— ASTROLOGY—Tweurra Pace—Fifth column. BALL SEASON—Finst Pacu—Third coluun. BILLIARDS irra Pace—Sixth column. BOARDERS WANTED Euuventa Pack—First, second, third and fourth columns. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Euxvastn Pace— colu BROOKLYN HO ARD—Erventu Pacr—Fourth column. BROOKLYN cRBAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Sxconp Pacs— Third c¢ oe OFOkruNrrtes—Fuern Page—Third and rth o Bussey Mayr ES—Sevente Pace—Sixth column. Orer SRAL ana third Hitt SALE—Sxconp Pace- First, et and t! columns ovens aN ALESMEN—Twsurrn Pacs—Fourth coaChuen AND GARDENERS —Twanree Pace— Fourth and fifth column: Coasrwias STEAMSHIPS—Ninta Pace—Second col- COUNTRY BOARD—Evaventa Pace—Fifth column. pence ACADEMIES—Twxurtn Fage—sixth column, TISTRY—Finst PaGe—Third coluren, DRY OL vada Page—Fourth, fifth and sixth cok DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- SHED—Nextn Pack—Fourth column. badag-lynct A ETE gasee B— teem PaGe—First and sec- FIN, NANCTAL PouReE Pace—Third and fourth columns. FOR SALE—Firta Pacs—Fifth column. FoREEse ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— jo eee our fAfth and sixth columns. PURNITURE Secon PaGe—Sixth column. HELP ME ED—-FEMALES—Tweirru Pace—Third column. SE SASTED-~NALRS—Pwmrrn Pack—Fifth col- vonand sath columns 4C.—E.eventa Pace—Fifth colui VENTA PaGk—Fourth and fifth columns. HOUSES | BOOMS, 40., WANTED—Firtu Pacy—sixth INSTRUCTION—Firrn Pace—Foarth columi JERS: EY, OITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON isa "AND BER- GEN REAL E ESTATE 'FOR SALE—Szconp Pace— ig column CTURE SE. ABON—Finst mee cola mss NTELS—Exeventn Pace—Sixth column. MATRIMONIAL Firra Pacs—Fourth column EDICAL—ELeventu Pace—Sixth column. a "AND DRESSMAKING—Finst Pace—Sixth colum mrscELLARZous OEM Et) at alle ate a columi MIgCEILANHOUS™ Fir Pace—Sixth colamn. MUSICAL—First Pace—Sixth column. NEW Ap eet tel pean ered Pace—Sixth column. PERSONAL—Fr Pace—First and second columns, PIANOPORTES, © ORGANS, 4C.—Sxconp Pace—Sixth col- PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES— Tw ‘acz—Third column. PROPERTY. ‘our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO [T—SxconD se | and fourth columns. BzZaL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—Sxconp Pace—Fourth and filth solamnng — botaee NTED—Szconp Pace—-Fifth and RELIGIOUS NOTOES—Pinst Pace—Third column. REMOVALS—Firrn Pace—Sixth column. BECTAURANTS—Nimra. Pacr—Sixth column, WARDS—First Pace—Second column. BALES aT AUCTION—Twetrra Pacr—Sixth column. aie end Saf gees cc bamehnael Page— id and third columns. BEruATiONS WANTED MALES Twenrra Page—Third and fourth columns. SPECIAL NOTICES—Figst Pace—Second and third col- umns, SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C.—Exevents Pace—Fifth column. STOR. SAGE Nuwra La column. we TRADES—Twe.rra PaGe—Fifth column. LET Foe BUSINESS PURPOSES—Ninta Pacr— ird and fourth co! ches TRAVELLERS GUIDE—N cond column, ISHED ROOMS AND ‘APARTMUN TS TO LET— Nunta. aa column. WANTED TO PURCHASE—Firtu Pace—Fourth column. (WATOHRS. JEWELRY, &C.—Ninta PaGs—Sixth col- WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—Sroonp Pace—Third column. 3 WINTER RESOR?S—Exevanta Pacx—Fitth column. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.—Finxst Pack—Third col- umn, HERALD BRANCH OFFICES—UPTOWN AN HARLE: DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT THD BRANCH OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY AND 630 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST A‘ ND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS. Be DFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT IN THE YEAR, aa ADVERTISEMENTS = RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP TO 9 P, M. AT OFFICE RATES. HARLEM OFFICE, 1MTH STREET, ONE DOOR WEST OF THIRD ANENUE. ADVERTISEMENTS RE- CEIVED FROM 9A. M, TO 7:30 P, M, NEWSDEALERS AND BOYS SUPPLIED WITH HERALDS AT 4 O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING. AD- VERTISERS AND NEWSDEALERS ATTENDED TO WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. THB PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST sO. CALLED BRANCHRS IN TWENTY-THIRD AND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS, IN PARIS 2 AGENCY OF THE “NEW YORK HER. tALD, ESSRS, KREMER % ; CO... AMERICAN | REGISTER, ED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE THE’ ERS WITH COPIES OF TH BINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARI NEW YORK HERALD, Y WILL SUPPLY DEAL- THE HERALD, AND ALSO REQUIRING THEM, = nae DOLPH WUERTH IS REQ > TO SEND HIS HIS address at once to Mr. XDOLPH STLWERS. at Abbe- ville, France. ANT DELOOVIAN"—CALL AT DICKENS’ CU. riosity Shop, 722 Broadway, to-morrow, to exam- ne those quaint curiosities, &e. ANN TEAK. A RAY OF LIGHT.—I HAVE SEEN GEORGE PAR- kin, and he recetved the Yarmouth bloaters by the hg ‘be at the London, 455 Sixth avenue, Ls th aa BEAUTIFUL NEW-BORN FEMALE BABE FOR adop: American parentage. Address, for three Gays, BABE, nikeraid Uptown Branch office. RK.—OF JOHN THORNAL, WHO CAME TO THIS country 20 years ago; when ast heard of he was in Peekskill; ‘any Stnformadion of bh or his tamily will thankfully received by pis niece: Julle Stack, who itely Cree from the parish of Dunreal, county Cork, rela information will be Peay, received at jo. 137 ‘Bast’ ineteenth street, New York. NHICAGO—SEND FOR DANCING BOOTS OR SHOES. to SMITHS, £64 Broadway, New York; he nee. fee Bnest assortinent. Pre UE to- Pilsner beer all ready ats oreloek. » President. GEOR DaLRYMPDE 1 LATE OF 16 WEST TWEN- will oblige i el tng WILLIE box 193 Heraldomees | Ted by address. cnet THE CLUB AT 39 THIRD AVE ILMORE—IF YOU WILL RET taken, coin sleeve bi souvenir, you will Address box 4,807 P Lennie EN Stine aa specially, as they are a Atel and no dUestions asked. “pp aM.” wio. TEN! BAR IN 1870 AT H rand street, may hear of something to his adware on or sending his add: Sourhet [4 ig his address to CHRIS 109 Bleecker street, NFORMATION WANTED—OF THOMAS CALLAHAN, son of Conner Callahan and Mary Bolen, a native of County Limerick and a late resident of Brooklyn, He Gpseried his wile several months ago and has not been eard from since. A laborer by occupation, about 5 feet blue eyes, florid complexion, dark brown fates elean-shaven {ace, stout build, and about 40 yi Any information ‘concerning’ him will be thankratiy fo eeived by his wite, MARY CALLAHAN, No, 10 Vander. bilt avenue, Brooklyn. NFORMATION WANTED—OF J. A, SWEETSER, who left the hotel corner Broadway and Twenty-first atreet on Wednesday scene January 21, at 7 o'clock ; height 5 feet 11 inches ht about 160 Ibs., Kray and brown hair; gray. ked whiskers; right eye discol- ored by a recent tall, wit information willbe thank- fully received at the above hotel. Pear WANTED—OF URSULA BUKLEY, daughter of Emmanuel Bukley, of Germany; she was wn in Havana. Caba, and in When three years old, er father brought her to New York to be educated, Any dntormation Of her whereabouts will be, thanksuity re- pet} eeaeer mother. Address J. CARTELLANOS, 65 Bergen t, Brooklyn. ¥ TRE PARTY WHO TOOK SOME JEWELRY FROM 483 Washington avenue, Brookiyn, on Tuesday even- ig, the 20th inst., is willing to retin the same on fair bal he will p| communicate with box 1,3% Post jee, New York, GEORGE w Fe Old place ILL CALL HE CAN SEE SADIE AT Oe Aad YOUR ADDRESS TO ihe 7 Ra ring?’ broosot identity, and receive OUISE—DO NOT motives; BE ACTUATE: ul 4rop me aline, Your Sah betek te * » © © INSUTEDISTABBED = L caves you agate. ED)~COME TO TIVOLY. QARY—WAITED AN HOUR, me again. SE ATTHEW HAYAS.—INFORMATION 18 WANTED of Matthew Hayas, who left his M* ip May last sav Visit to tls 2 Dabague, YOU WON'T FOOL op house le nee ore rine Mahoney, to this city. Any tidin, re rd hy Hanktuily ecole ty the then. fea man str lew ¥. ‘Montreal Witness please copy. fs New York, 1% PERSONAL. M* i, GUSTAVE FRANK, OF LONG ISLAND, WILL find It to his advantage to call within three days at 134 Fulton street, Aad ee, ‘RS. MADDOX-TELRGRAN AND LETTERS RE- ceived; rr, Rove not k poiniments m a anxious see eet me , two o'clock, dowutown hotel as before. pe 158 BERTIE A—UNAVOIDABLY DETAINED M yesterday. Hope to have the pleasure ete. SPECIAL N NOTICES. FFICIAL DRAWING NORTH “CAROLINA LOTTERY. EXTRA CLAS® WO. 475—JANUARY 24, 1874. 25, 5, 52, 59, 75, 21, a 5, 4. HORTA CAROLINA—CLABS NO. spamcan dh, 1874. 67, 21, 45, 76, 38, 32, 14, 88, COOK CO.. Managers Orne: DRAWING, CLASS 53, GEORGLA STATE 3H, Il, 9, 67, 83, 14, 28, 56, 42, 73, a7. be E. a yhive ne hi Manager. URE, Deasous & SMOKING TOBACCO FOR SALE— The Lotales: a, racia, Adelaide and Frese Brande” Coat Tobazce ant Cigies bought Aud sald 0 commission. . CARLE, 25 Old ap (G0. HAPOLITAINE LIVE FOREVER, Q | QUEEN! Have I found ‘avor in thy sight? SHYLOUK. OX POLK—BETTER; ALL AT — LEXINGTON ‘avenue. } BELL LAUDE. POKIE AND IDATHAVE RETURNED. WILL MEET you at same place 1 evening next, same time. _ at < atminaeg DEXIS. IHURSDAY, 6 P, M., M. nue car, Heariy to you met several oy afterwards on Mie is Hersla Uptown Br W —PLEASE TELL MB + did good and if you EASTYEA. QD STREET—ADDRESS L. A., BOX 160 HERALD 2 office, stating timo Place of meeting. LOST AND FOUND. CN A Cid OF MONBE, wi the can recover by proving property te Messrs. ‘DOU RMANN & CO., 273 ‘yapreving, Rirtet. 7 ]OUND—AT A. T. STEWART & CO.'3 RETAIL store, (wo Tickets'on New York Central Railroad which the owner can have by identitying. Apply at 84 East Ninth street, between Broadway’ and Fourth av. EFT IN A FIFTH AVENUE Lhe -reaeenpit S aT 4:30 P.'M., @ soalskin Boa. The finder will be re- warded on returning it to 28 East Fiftieth street. OST_ON,FRIDAY BVENING, ABOUT 9 O'CLOCK. comer Fifty-nith street and Sixth avenue, a lady's Locket Wird onouide in diamond circles the, ander will be rewarded by returning it to 11 West Fifty-sixth st. OST-IN OR NEAR THE FRONT OF WALLACK’S Theatre, a large tortoise shell Fan. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at 424 West Twen- tieth street OST~SIX HAY RACKS. FROM A TRUCK, ON THE ‘22d inst. between Seventeenth and Thirty-s reecond strocta, on Fourth avenue. A liberal reward will given to any one returning same to J, W. FISKE, 8 thambers street. Lars ACADEMY OF MUSIC, INFANT ASYLUM ball, January 13, 1874, 8 point Applique ue Jace Hand- Reward by returning it ta rehief. Voxington ay. OsT—ON SATURDAY LAST, A POCKRTBOOK, CON- taining promissory notes; one made by R. B. Camp, bell; the other by C. L. Cus! 180 @ small amount of money, &c. The finder Will be fewarded by Jeaving the same at U6 Greenwich All persons are: hereby Notified not to negotiate said notes, as payment has been stopped. (bee RUSSIA LEATHER POCKETBOUK, CON- taining a small suin and valtroad tickets. ‘Th¢ Ander will be suitably rewarded by ad dressing NORA DES- MOND, Newark Post office, New Jersey. I OST—ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, ON FIFTH 4 avenue, eerean Forty-ffth and Forty-sixth streets, A pearl Fan. The finder will be rewarded’ at No. 20 West Ports: third street, REWARD». eae J, REWARD.—A YOUNG WHITE SPITZ DOG € $3 yed from 107 East Twenty-sixth street on irsday, about noon. The above reward will be paid by returning her to SCHARLES BRO! 40 Broadway. REWARD.—LOST, BETWEEN THE TRAVEL- lers’ Club, Fifth avenue and Wall street, a gold 10. witha st pier & raved on it and a coronet. ‘The above reward wil tothe finder at Messrs. MOK- TON, BLISS & C0"8, No. 3Broad street. E PAID FOR THE RETURN Kets for Now Jeracy Central + lost on Friday, 23d inst. REWARD—WILL of Commutation allroad to Plainfield, N. Address E., Heral REWARD. —LOsY, ON may, EVENING, about ¥ o'clock, corner Fitty-fifth street and 15 avenue, a ladies’ art on side, in diamond ring). Please return it toll West Fitty-sixth street. $25 REWARD. FoR “OVERCOAT TAKEN FROM ) Telegraph Office, New York Hotel, by mistake (ow are you, mistake |), a&d mo questions asked. F. P.M. $5 REWARD.—LO: FRIDAY Breas, ON Forty-elzith or Firth avenue, or on Fifth arena, igcren Nineteenth and Twenty-fourth streets, & dimond cluster: Brooch, stones, gold setting, The above reward will be p its rerurn w 2 West Forty-eighth street, () WILL BE GIVEN FOR FULL SURRENDER OU of a pretty female child, from one to four years AdortIDN, Herald offee. jighest respectability. Address 950 REWARD OFFERED ee THE RECOV- $26 ery, living or dead, of J. e hotel corner Broadway a Twi Wednesday evening, January 21, at 7 five teet eleven inches; weight about Packs Height, brown hai Led eniakeca; HERE over dle- ait; gra ea! whiskers; rig! eye dis- colored by. nt tay had_on dark clothing. Apply lored by a recent fall; to to GHORGE NIVEN, 800 Mulberry street, REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN of Valise and contents taken from No. 42 East Ninth area on Japuary 14 Address VALISE, box 164 Herald office. SPECIAL NOTICES, HERALD BRANCH ¢ OFFICE, BE BROOKLYN, con A. ner ot tes ‘avenue and Boerum street. Open from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. On Sunday trom § to9 P.M. LL OFFICERS, SAILORS AND SOLDIERS wounded, however slightly. can obtain a penston through Dr. BE. te surgeon U. 8. Navy, No. 44 ‘ew Chambers street GRADUATED CHEST GUARD PREVENTS A OOLD ‘on your lungs, Sold grerywhere, Mailed ire on receipt of price, AMS 687 Broadway. Trade suppiiea. —PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. ‘tively Mi en Sle. 12000, cast gil its, amounting t re jarc cash gifts, am to Frama Whole Tickets, $50; iialves, Tenths, $5, HOS. E, BRAMLETTE, ‘agent THOS. ; EAS. 400, Eastern Agents, 609 Broad FORTUNE POR aaa GRAND GIFT CON- cert of the State of Nevada; distribution of $265,000 ‘old coin gifts: positivel: March 4; no postponement; far rger Bortion of ot on ticl gt Iready sold, apie the distribution. Tickets, $5; tickets, Pools and clubs: supplied at a siberal discount. trdeis by mail, with Post office money order, to be addreased A, ano Rep Agent, room E. 52 ‘Broadway, New York. ER, Treasurer and Genera! vent for the Bastern States ‘box 1,386 Post office, New Yor! —THE GRAND MASONIC GIFT CONCERT FOR A. the benefit of the Masonic Relief Association ot ae iy will positively and unequivocally take y 5. 1874, when $250,000 will be given away. Tekets $ fy 4 SOREP BATES, Real Estate and Com- sion Broker, 196 Broadway, room 4, New York. \ATARRH A SPECIALTY.—DR, DE KREMER CURES the most inveterate cases. Office No. 4 Fourth street, one door west ot Broadway ; entrance also at Broad- way. Pamphlet sent tree. Oot, ONE DOLLAR PER TON. The exact proportions and directions he? makin, ng ‘ood fuel from one ton of coal slack, Hiss iNd, carbonate of soda, wy 80 maorered by the Belgian peasant, Raymacker, and now causing great excitement and interest among European savans, will be sent confidentially on receipt of 4) cents; can be tested in any guantityfrom ten pounds upward. Ad- Hera a'otice. THORNTON, wining Engineer, box 18 1d office. six tons of common mou NONUNDRUM.-WHY DO LADIES WEAR FURS C that are faded? Answer—Because they, do not know that WILLIAMS, of 330 Fulton street, Brooklyn, can make thein look like new. VERY ACCIDENTAL, OR INCENDIARY | FIRE averted by the use of the American Fire Detector. Send for circular, Office $83 Bowe JPAILURES IN 1873. The Annual Pied Ag the Mercantile Agency of DUN, BARLOW & CO,,can be had on application at their offices, 335 Broadwi 7 oF 65 Wall street RAND GIFT. CONCERT OF mare OF NEVADA.— a tts; Mare No postponement; ‘Hekete bo; halves, $2.50, addsens fo O, DEVEL, whole tickets, 85; Stationer and Geus “tf A ses wv diverts + Now York. and Gov veruments pul TAYLOR & OU. MPO RTED BAVARIAN BE ER, rom Culmbach, Friangen, Katrin en, Nuremberg: also Pits. ner Beer, fold by the origina: ppine. and In quart or pint dottles f¢ use and sbippii The finest ‘and Beth hit iu the Sree oo, ‘co, 2 Zeitung Building, formers for Bavarian and 2 cian "celebrated +4 J OCATED at 1 EAST TWENTY. RIGHTH STREET.— onic ee women and children. ‘The Doctor is a recuiar graduate and comes among us well reco: vouched tor. 14 East Twenty. ‘ene moat, “ EARES’ BARES! PARAGON SHIRTS, Made to order, of best materials, and warranted to fit, the following ries 0. D., to any part of the country at q = Shirts, Masonviiie muslin and fine linen. 6 shirts, ewok maslin and very fi G Shirts, New York Milis and est linen. Fancy Shirtings in great vai iety. Directions for measurement Rent on appli ir vakicl ito aie BP igation, ‘ASKED BURGLARS !!-PREPARE TO RECEIVE | ver and bone, ioe ane Piatina, $1. All work them with a good Seven-shooter for $5 trom W. | warranted class, at. HITE’s, 239 Bixth avenue. IRVING, 77 Fulton street, Now York. Open Sundays. PECIAL..NOTICE.—SHIPPERS OF CARGO PER ste y ine ly wrecked on the coast wh Passage hence tor New Dy Mmotifiod that considerable cargo has been saved, and efforts are being made to recover the balance. for purposes of identification and to facilitate the settlement of salvage and the adjustment thereot, it is reaaested that the A m lading and invoices should be sent to this oitice ut delay. SRCOB R TELFAIR, ‘Adjuster of Averages, £6 Wall street, 'T. THOMAS BAY RUM, IN BOND. OR DUTY paid reduced, prises. We import a fine article for Dalrdressing at xy 2 bei i 3 W. CARI 25 Old #ip. 4 PRIZES, FROM $25 TO $1,000, ARE 2 OFFERED TO (Heh and medical men for ceriain services. En- r particulars to American Journal of Health and Medicine, 176 Broadway, New York. RELIGIOUS NOTICES, SPIRITUAL ‘CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD THIS day, at 2 o'clock, at 64 Madison avenue, corner of veuth street. All aro invited. NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, street, west of Sixth avenue.—Services at lo and 334 o'clock. Morning—Next sermon 10 course on “Ohar- acter of Christ; subject—"Teachings of Christ.” After- noon—The usual choral service. Rey. K, Heber Newton, rector, Will preach. T THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST TWENTY- fifth street, Rev. A, C. Osborne.’D. D., pastor, will preach Sunday, January 25, at 10% A. M.; evening at 734 T ROBINSON HALL, 18 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, Fs set ot Pr c owe france fl iis at lig A for, ine jociety ot Progressive Spiritualists, at an P.M, “Children’s Lyceum, 23g P.M. a T THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, Twenty-ffth street, Kev. A. C. Osborne, D. fof arill progeh Sunday, January 25, at 10i¢ A. M. ing at UNYAN’S PILGRIM’S PROGRESS WILL BE illustrated this evening at Bain Hall, Great Jones street, near Broadway, by the paintings of The Pilgrim and explanatory lecture, to commence at 8 o'clock. Admmissio ee; @ collection will be taken. NATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH, SIXTEENTH street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues: —Rev. 0. A. G. Brigham will preach Sunday, at 7 P. M. Sub- },ect—"Apostleship ‘@ permanent gift to tne Church.” (HOsMOPOLITAN CONFERENCE, SOUTHEAST COR- her Kighteenth street and Third avenue, at3. Mrs, H. M, Walton lectures on A Woman’s View of Govern: ment Employ; subsequent debate open to strangers, HURCH OF THE RESURRECTION, EIGHTY-FIFTH street, between Lexington aad. ‘Third avenues.— Divine service by the rector, Rey Oe Dr. Flagg, morniug and evening. Sunday school at 234 HURCH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE, corner Forty-fifth street, Rev. George H. Hepworth, Pastor.—Morning subject, “Midnight in the Prison;” evening subject, “Hopetulness and Cheertulness in Re- ligion.” Sunday school and Bible class at 3. Prayer meeting on Friday evening at 8. UTLER MEMORIAL CHURCH, WASHINGTON street, near Sands, Brooklyn.—The Rey. T. 8, Pycotc will officiate on Sunday, zatnaty 25, at 10's A. M. and 736 P.M, Subject of the evening lecture on practical re- ligion, “The Friendly Man.” All are cordially invited, (ooree UNIO} Re’ FORTY-EIGHTH w Stephen H, Tyng, Jr., will preach Sunday evening, at at 1% o'clock. YHRIST CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE AND THIRTY. / filth street —Mornins prayer and sermon at 10: Evening presen, seats Lecture on “Fifth Com: ee a ‘3:30. Evening prayer and sermon at The rector officiates at all'the services. RN. Be—A fen daye' mission ‘will begin in this church on Sexe: gesima Sunday. PISCOPAL CHURCH, ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, West Forty-fitth street, near Broadway.—This day's Seay (Choral) High Celebration of Blessod Sacrament at 103g A. Vespers (choral) at ¢P. M. NORTH, ,PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH, | CORNER Ninth avenue and Thirty-Are street — b Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Rossit ter gad subject, “The Value of the Soul,” and at M.: subject, “How to Resist Temptation Serinon tempte USSIAN GREEK CHAPEL, NO. 951 SECOND AVE: nue, near Fittieth street 7 ving service Sunday, at Mo’clock. Strangers cordially in EV. DR, JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE, OF BOSTON, will preach in All Souls’ church, corner Fourth aye: nue and Twentieth street at 14s A. it, and 333 P. M. The public cordial EY. 8. J. NICCOLLS, D. D.. OF ST, LOUIS, WILL ‘ob i in Agsociadon’ Hail, Sunday evening, at 8 o’cloc! EV. D, HENRY MILLER, D. D.. PREACHES IN Plymouth Baptist church, Fifty-tirst street, west of Ninth avenue, Sunday, at 103, A. M. ‘and 7}; P.M. Bap- tim at close of evening service. EY, J. F. MCCLELLAND WILL vi ee oe, Wis A. M. and Rev. E. O. Haven, D. D., a! in St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church,’ Forty iret” ‘street, west of Sixth avenue. EFORMED edhe CHURCH, ‘Bishop Cummins will preach at Steinway Hall every Sunda: morning, and at Lyric Hall every Sunday nigh eats iree always and to all. ST. ALBAN’S CHURCH, EAST FORTY-SEV. D treet, Rev. G; W. Moret rector. ~Sunday, Feast ofthe Yonversion of St. Paul; hour: 3g, DAL MA; 4.74PM. Seats free. of be TEINWAY HALL.—REV, WAYLAND HOYT, PAS. tor, will preach in the Tabernacle Baptist church, Second avenue and Tenth street, Sunday morning, at 10:90, and in Steinway Hull at7:45 in the evening. Sub- Ject for evening sermon, “How to Start Rigi T. IGNATIUS CHUNCH, FORTIETH STREET, BE- tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. —Rey. pr. Ewer, Footgr. [Sunday services at, Sand 10% A.M., and at | pur BEDFORD STREET PRAYING BAND, THOMAS Sherwood leader, will conduct the services in the Free Tabernacie Methodist Episcopal church, Thirty- fourth strect, between Seventh and highth avenues on Sunday evening, at 7% o'clock. Rev. John &. Cookman, the pastor, will ‘preach at 10ig A.M. Young people's pra: er meeting at 63s P.M. Services every evening next DRY Goops. DRY Goops, T KINZEYS, OY KINzEY’s, great clearing sale. Tal Laces, 20.36. 46, 86.66, AT KINZEY’s, uipure Laces, 6c., » W2bge. Grenadine Veils, 25. each. AT KINZBY'S, ‘olores rapes, yar Foint Lace Collars, Me. ap. ry leck Ruftiings, 10¢., 15¢., Skirt RuMlings, 6c., 6.," 1c. ‘AT KINSEY'S, rt Ruftlings, Uishe's Wagiiues balou AT KINSEY’s, eh ERR ae AT KINZEY’S, ace Rutlings 2¢. p Ladies’ Underwear closing, Chemises, Drawers, Skirts, Nicht Robes, Corsets, &c., frow Ke. up. our Handkerchief Stock closing very low. AT KINZEY'S, AT KENZEY’S, Grog grain, Ribbons, 10e,, Ifo. 15e. up. i AT KIN#EY’S, re Nae as) Mp Sach, Ripnons, 28 Sie, 38 AT KINZEY’2, adige SAMeN.S es, AT KINZEY’S, eva a hp AT KINZEYS, dosiss Penance 25,000 yards Hamburg ings and Msertions, et out re Be.) 6e., 1» LedgC., 1S0., 18c., 2c, Sard: AT KINZEY’s, One-button Kid Gloves, 25c. Two-button Kid Gloves, Wc. Gent's Dogskin Gloves, 69c. Reynier’s Dogskin Gloves, 9c. Warranted real Kids, 50c. Doeskin Gauntlets, 7c. Giorine out Swiss Carved 48, Brackets, Towei and Hat fnew Frames, Pockets, Match Safes, &c. trom lbc. up, Best 200 yards Spool Cotton, 3c, Clark's 00 yards Spool Cotton, 4c. Pins, 14 rows, 8c. pal Machine dilks, a2 Spool. AT KINZEY’s, AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY’S, AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY'S, English Pearl Buttons, 4c., Se. and 6c. dozen. English Tooth Brushes, 7¢. up. AT KINZEY'S, Lots of Goods closing cheap Before stocktaking. WILLIAM KINZEY, 767 and 769 Broadway, corner Ninth street, corner below A. T. Stewart's, = BBBBB) OL 000 000 6M M” = Ssss B BL gO ¢ O MM MM’'S 8 B BL o 00 Oo MM MM S B BL 0 00 OMMMM S BBBBB_ L 0 00 OMMMM S858 B BL 0 00 OM MMM 8 oe S L oO oo oM NM M 8 Oo. 00 OM M MS 8 BBBBB. LLL 000 000 M M M_ SSSS 338 Bowery, between Bond and Great Jones streets. HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES. Thonsanis and thousands of yards selling daily, and still they come In new and most elegant patterns, equal to the finest French needlework, and at about one arter the cost. dur prices are £0 per cent below former value. Ze have made further reductions throughout our en- + Jace, trimming, silk, satin and velvet departments. yet thread. guipure snd'yak Laces 2 per ceut below imps ter’s prices, Vaitenctonnes, 5 Point applique, and ail kinds of flounc- bret ‘at lew than ever exnibited before. ress Trimmings and Millinery Materials greatly re- a eoveltion in Hair Ornaments, in silver, gt steel, &c., in daggers, swords, back and side Combs, French Artificial Flowers in garnitures tor dress trim- mings; Vines, Montures, &c., a specialty. el marabout and fancy Feathers, a tall assort- mince and organdie Overskirts, Fischus, Headdresses and dress-Caps—the most complete line in the city. Our prices are popular, wa UPALIAN LACE FISCHUS at $1 26. and upwards; lama and thread in equal propor- tions, Unusual bargains in ladies’ Undergarments, which we are closing out to muke room for spring sty! Just received another consignment ot WRAPPERS AND HOUSE ROB: in tycoon reps, alpacas, mohair, lustre and poplinette, ined all threuh, Ghbriel and sack styles, trimmed with silk, velvet, sutin or silk, at $3 Su. Special attention of mothers is called to our lovely riment of Infants’ Outfits, complete tn all details, at t dety competition, Rei ench merino double poets beautifully trimmed with quilted satin, at $3 7! a> Th i sss_ H AW! WS ow: L s 8 H H AA W WW W L H H AA W WWW L FS HoH AA WWWW L SSS HHHH AAA WW WW L Ss H h A A WW WW L HH A A WWWW L s 8S H H A A WW Ww, LILLL+: | 888 H apy Ming H 364 Bowery, corner Fourth street, bogs leave to call the aitention of the ladies to his superb and complete stock of x HUMAN HAIR GOODS, comprising the latest styles of the best quality of French Hair onty, of his own importation and manufacture. Having the largest stock of Human Hair Goods in the city, | can offer to the public inducements which cannot be superseded by any of my competitors. Ladies wishing to procure an elegant article should Not tail to call at my establishment before purchasing elsewhere. PRICE LIsT. Short Hair Switches, $1 und upwards, Hair Switches, yard long, $2 and upwards First quality Hair Switelies, solid, NOT dyed, excel- lent for Wea Isinches long, hair 4 ounces weight... 22 inches tong, hair 4 ounces wefzhe..- 26 inches long, hate 4ouaces weight 82 inches long, hair 4 ounces weight 0.00 Gray Mair a specialty: Shaw's patent iiate Siwlishes, Soe. Long Single Curly warranted naturally curly. 22 inches long. $2 00 28 inches long $5.0 250 S2inehes lonz. 400 36inches jong. Frisettes at 26c., Bic, and $1 per vard, Litdies is o made over in latest styles. Combings made up, ents seer vee Ladies nad ventiementy Wise en tang aed made to order by the best Ren A Perea fit guaran- teed, the Invisible Wig, 8, specialty: according nality and workman. nip. ‘een io 8s si00. Charnes ‘ws made to order and lent for masquerading. pur. poses. “Goods sent ©. 0. D. by express of_on receiDt of Pott‘omes money. order oF toney in reglalered letters, ee of charge, to all parts of the country. E LAST LECTURE IN THE COURSE ON “THE Place of the Bible Among Books’’ will be delivered. the Rev. John Cotton Smith, D. D., in the Cet) of h e Chaat isn 4 ot ne ‘avenue and Tenth re By) cr ing, 734 o'clock. Subject- Ditheulios Scripture. and the Proposed New adie HE REV, ABIEL SILVER WILL PREACH IN THE Church of the New Jerusalem, Thirty fifth street, between Park and Lexington avenues, Sunday morning. __YACH TS, STEAMBOATS. A FEW MORE LEFT.FOR SALE, SCHOON Yacht, 58 tect; five Sloop Yachts, trom 30 to 45 seet; eight open "Yachi ts,” from to 28 feet; one working Schooner, 100 tons. Apply to FRANK B, BATES, toot ‘Thirty-seventh street, South Brooklyn, NON, CoN WANTED, A SMALL CA FROM two to ure tet Png. Address P. VALENTIN, Jr., 258 West Fifty-tourth str THREE WOOD AND TWO IRON suitable for river or Sound night routes; also tv ron propeller steamships of 300 tons each. “alvo two wooden Propellers ol 40) tons cach. “Ap- ply to | FRED, SCHMID’ 0. 1 ‘uth Wiliam street. NOR. SALE—PROPELL R, ABOUT 70 FEET LONG; suitable for yacnting or business; fine order; able and fast. Address STEAM, Herald office. — 100 BOATS ON HAND, CHEAP—ALL KINDS AND sizes, wood and metalic, at shop 368 and 373 South street and Lidth street, Hariem ttiver. STEPHEN ROBERTS, Folding Canvas Boats. Also agent for Hegerman’: i THE BALL SEASON. _ ACHELOR CLUB, THIRD ANNUAL BALL, Tre! 's erry the rons iammany Building MONDAY EVENING Sanury 2 1874. CHARLES F. WALTE: ident. ¥ . 4 FRANK J. MARKHAM, Vice President. TULtAM Stout, Ricuayp M. Watrens, { Secretaries. . Melenny, Treasurer. ~__'THE LECTURE SEASON. R. CAMPBELL QU: INNS. ‘LEC TURE.—HOME RUL hike eee ‘ampbell Quinn, M. D., in the great hall, Coope: ‘tute, on Monday, Feb. 2 at 3 o'clock P. ‘sapyee rttbe Death awa. Resarreowion of teevend's Leaislative Independence.” Hon. Judge M. Connolly will ON, ) RICHARD O'GORMAN at Cooper stitute, in aid of St. Mary's Library Aseocta: tion, on Thursday evening, February lz, 1:74, at 8 o'clock. Tickets, # cents, RS, SUSAN EVERETT, M. D., WILL GIVE A A FREE Lecture to ladies, preparatory toa seri Lays Leni of on Monday, J the s it us AL3 o'clock P.M. tn ‘angers, orvane eter Health for passed throug the Philadelphia ttl re in leccuru aeeine Lecture Room of Charch of thi ir Eighth street. subject a Children. Mrs, lar” medical curriculum and '60, and has been engaged it sively to women and ttf in pare cities and towns | ot New Engiand, the Middle and Western States, on sub- | pects connected with their physical well being. Everett ores | BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF ARTI | Hotel Teeth, 90, $6, and Blo Feo ‘lied with al M"* 18M ATIST— ARCHEOLOO1AT. —A lorm cata 8 of Coins. drew, truer ‘A, BLANG, 20 South Fitth w Pte AS SET, 98; GUM fl pi $10; 81 $i; LT Ugg Bue. yer Mili ing, '60¢. 3 OD + Call and exautne specuneus. Remember. No. | o y akins, will well T A R. H. MACY & CO,'S an entire new stock ot vated anal f Goods, adapted for Also NEW GOODS opened in inall DEPARTMENTS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT, JOB LOTS IN WHITE GOOD! HAMBURG TRIMMINGS and other articles, which we are selling at anusually low prices, OUR LA FORGE GLOVE ‘we warrant, and give a new bale fr oo ay trie or tear. Fourteenth street and. Sixth avenue. T MADAM LAFORCADE'S, NO, 6 WEST ELEV- enth street, near Carty’ revious to her de- parture for Paris will sel}, at an immense reduction, the balance of her elegant imported Costumes, Evening and Carriage Dresses, sleeveless and Louis XI. Jackets trom Worth, Hantenar, Pingat, Larriviere & Co.; silver; fox sets of Muffs and id Boas, allatan nee reduction. A HARAUX’S STAMPING ‘AND EMBROIDERING + establishment, 90 Fourth avenue, a tew doors above A. T, Stewart’s.—Work done there in the best way and at the lowest prices, (\ C. SHAYNE & ©0,'S PRICE LIST OF FURS, ig MONDAY, January 26, at Broadway and Tenth street (opposite Stewart's). FIRST—Real Seal Skin Caps. Great clearing sale comme Boys’ real Seal Caps only $4 and $5. Misses’ real Seal Caps, $4 upwards, Ladies! real seal Cape, $5 spwarde, Men's real Seal Caps, $7, $9 and $12 Imitation Seal Caps, nah ans $2 and $3. SECOND—Gloves and Goitars for gentiemen. Men's real Seal Skin Gloves, $7 und $9. Men's real Beaver Gloves M. $5 end $6. Men's nutria Gloves, $2 Beaver Collars, $3 50; nutrias Share, $2 50, THIRD Ladin ‘Ane Furs, Mufts, Boas or Collars, Handsome mink Muffs, “gio Handsome four striped m| ik Mut Handsome sets—Mutts witl h Mon oF Sets at $24, reduced from $40. Sets at $31'50, reduced from $59. Very handsome sets at $42, reduced from $60, lekant Sete very dark and handsome, at $48. $ 4 great reduction on former pri Dui Sink Sots-are Said to De the handeomest and best ever gold in New Yor POURTH Fine Sables, Silver Fox, & "Handvome sets Hudson Bay Sable, only $45, $12. sSilar, $20. ts at reduced from $125. Sets at $40, $120 and $19). teduced from $190, $200 and baci oe ate if desired. se ‘ery handsome set Russian Sable, piade out of five for worth $60 Sots will be made to order at trom to $1,500 from the choicest skins ever Wiported trom Siberia or Russia. FIFTH—sealskin Sacgues. juality XX fold aie pnd for $175, juality XX. in December for $200, ie juper of extra Sheti fettans | finest and best, $220; for 27-inch ee, 30 incher Grade S a a 8 50, worth Muffs and Boi Sa: corres} mdingly | low prices, SIXTH. —Otter, Keaver and Lynx Sete. Otter Sets, XX, $40; reduced roms $0, Otter Sets. XX. ed pis Beaver sets, 312, is and $27, Reduced trom Bis, $7 am iD Lynx -ets, very slegant, nd $27 for best. Imitation Lynx Sets pide cael e nildren’s wanda few sets for ladies at $4 50, $7. $9 and $13, to close out immediately, Ina word, such bargains for reaity reliable Furs have never becn Known and may never be again. Don't miss this opportunity. Our steck must be so! Nese" Remember the piace! SHAYNE & CO., Broadway and Tenth street (opposite Stewart's), CUS wom $l'te per et op A THE’ POPULAR DRY G GOODS STORE CoNKLING a 20), No. 763 Broadwi between Lighth and Nin’ i streets, one biock below A. T. Stewart & Co,'s, CONTINUATION | OF OUR GREAT CLOSING OUT CHEAP SALE OF THE SEASON. PREVIOUS TO TAKING ACCOUNT OF STOCK, AND in order to make room tor our \eapersations of Spring and Summer Goods, we will offer the most EXTRAORDINARY BAKGAINS: EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 26 AND FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS, SILK DEPARTMENT, 26-inch Lyons black gros grain Silks, of all the most celebrated manufacturers, bought at the large ayetion sales for cash during the late panic, will be sold at th followin, EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES :— $1, pines Ae $1 75. £1 $2 $25 $2.25, ‘The above black hee Pano be dea next spring at 25 per cent advance. Colored gros grain Silks, in new ci shades, for re- ception, bail and party Dreases, $1 50, $175, $2, $2 25; cost to import tuily 25 per cent more, A full line of eaten mane Silks, in all colors, 0c, a yard; sold elsewhere at $1 Trimming Velvets, in black and colors. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, Empress Cloths, Satteen Cloths, Serges, Diagonal Cloths, Merinos, Cashineres, Velours, Armure’ Cloths, Came!’ Mair Gloths, Alpacas, Poplin Alpacas, Manchester Ve, arr tz, Mohiie Poptin to7: rds, Bey fe Imperial, ‘all wool Peplins: ae, c., Varying in price from 2c. nyone silk “chain Popling 6 62%6c., 75c., 95. a yard. BLACK ALPACAS AND PURE MOHAIRS. The celebrated double warp varp Al acas and pure Mohairs, of the best brat ts umported, alike on both sides, of a very superior ish and lustre, at os following EXTRAORDINAIILY LOW PRIC; 18c., 20c., 22c., 25e., 30c.. 38e., 3 37 Seryed Pure toh 45c!, 5¢., 580., BT hge., * O236C., th oe Be., » $1. fare Mohair, silk_finish, Brillanting, 45c., B0c., Ge. 62342, 68C., 706., THe, We, C4 BTC VBE, Ble Best standard American Prints, 8c. a yard. Yard wide tnglish Cambrics, 1ge. Worth Bo, MOURNING GOODS” DEPARTMENT, The largest, most complete and best assorted stock of Mourning Dreas Goods to be found in the city, consising orarathea Cloths, Grape Cloths, Armure Cloths, Colo, i Cloths, nombazine Cloths, Janus Cloths, Empress Clo! all wool Poplins, French Poplius, Lrish’ Poplins, Poplin Alpacas, Paramatta Cloths, Henrietta Cloths, Tamise Cloths, all wool Velours, Eughsh Coburg, Badue Cloths, Canton Cloths, Gros de Vieuue, Princetta’ Cloths, Velours Imperatrice, all wool Parisienne, gros de Tours, Crape Imperial, Satteen Cloths, diagonal Serges, &c., te., &c., varying in price from 25c. to $1 a vard. 100 pieces Lupin’s black French Merino, 1% yards wide, Toc. « yard, reduced from $1. 160 pieces Lupin’s black Freneh Merino, 1% yards wide, ot very superior qualities, e., Sc., an 100 pieces Lupin’s black French Casiimere, evans wide, suc. a yard, reduced trom $1. 150'pleces Lupth's black French a) 1% yerds wide, superior qualities, 90c., $1, $1 25, $1 pa ourzauld’s English Trimming ‘Crapes, cut on the bias, a Courtauld’s best English Crapes, 144 yards wide, at Popular prices, LINENS AND HO KEEPING GOODS, consisting of Sheeting and >hirtin; ean Sheeting and shirting Linens, Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, Towelling, table Cloths, Table Covers, Tray Cloths, Dol: 68) rine Cloths, Fruit Cloths, Blankets, Comfortables, ‘S00 dozen large stze Napkins all linen, 85c. a dozen. 1,000 dozen large size, Towels, all linen. $1 15 81 40, $1 75, $2, $225, $2 50, $2 75 and $3. dozen, worth tully 25 per cent more. 1,00 fozen superior quality, double damask, Napkins, extra a size, $1 25, $1 50, $1 75, $2, $2 25, $2 50, 97 75 and $30 tease. Extra nea ¥ be in Table Damask, all Unen, 35c., 45c., Extra heavy white Table ne Damask at Mnen, 55c., 60c., 65c., 70c., 75c., 80c., BSc. 15h dozen wil wool Felt Sites, $1, 81 $1 30, $1 85, oe ). $1 5, $1 75. These goods are tully 50 per cent be- low regular rices Striped Shining Linens, S740. a Ware worth (0c. English Waterproot Cloths, {Sc., Black and colored Velveteens very cheap. Fine French Piques and Marseilles, @c., 25c., 8c., S73gC., 15e., BUC. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, Closing out real and imitation Laces at half pric Hamburg E inbrotderiea, Dew designs, at 7c. ‘GOODS DraRrmENT, — Closing out Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks, Jaconets, plaid, striped and checked Nainsooks, Jaconets and Cambrics! Bishop's Lawn, oe Muslin, Swiss, Organdie, French Nainsooks, &c., &c., &c., at extra low prices. White hristane at Idc., 20c., 25¢., Colored Tarlatans, in Snoice pew shades, f for ball and party dresses, at 25c._, 30c., SS HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR™ for ladies, gents and children, closing out at little over halt pric POPULAR Duy “Soops STORE o CONKLING & CO., No. 768 Broadway, between Fighth and Ninth streeis ‘one block below ‘ JONN £, KAUGHRAX. i tai ¥. W. CHIVVIS W. HH. oy 96.4, A Zz R MEARES, ‘Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, INVITES AN EXAMINATION. OF OUR SUPERB STOCK OF meer 1D EDGINGS AND To 3 alae N MU , CAMBRIC AND SWISS, IN CHOICES? AND ore ST DESIRABLE STYLES AND M MEDIUM TO eixest Gooba, ar mvc, tow a BATES THAN THEY HAVE BEEN MER! RED, Desirable widths, 82. 36 le. dee Te, Men We, e.g te it Wide, hanasome patteriis, 2, ALSO A PU ase ne ead LU ASS oat ad all the teadin, make wf ic wakes of LADIES’ AND MISSES _U id N CORSETS, COM RISING THE Fi scare, or ADE GOODS LN THE Y, 1B GIT AT INE FOLLOWING LOW ATES Chemises, food muslin, tucked tront, dc, Chemises, zoo muslin, tucked back and iront, BSc. Chemises, good muslin, inte rows hemming and insert 5c. iny Walking Skirts, eh .c Fine tucked Skirt, $1, Ped rinent FOSRS westeoees rons ‘ill Corsets. In all t the lowest prices, obulke take GKEAT BARGAINS tm Silk, Castapere,. Ars and Poplin English Walking Juckets, Mic as and Cloaks. BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERE WALKING SUITS, ELEGANTLY TRIMMED WITH SILK AND STYLISHLY MADR, $25, $23, $32, $35 and $33 B All Suits, me $15, $18, ‘$2 hI isilenant black Stix Stubs, 8h, 93a 835. Black Silk Suits, elabora‘ Bel unmed wih velvet, Colored Silk Walking Suits, $7: oe " Bx t, rich Evenin bot ‘Tall Dresses, fashionably and stylishly trimased, $95 and $125 worth $15) and $176. Mourning Outfits and Dresses made on premises, at shortest notice, and perfect | satisfaction guaranteed. CLOSING OUT ALL THIS WEEK THE BALANCE OF OUR WINTER STOCK OF SILKS AND DBESS ODS, AT GREATLY TLY REDUCED PRICES. tendid. black Silks, 96c., $1 smh 25 ane a Bs Superior Cachmire Ly 1h, good sob gt les and colors, 1,500 pieces of, Di ose 500 pieces, all styles and colora, ‘at teas than cost, to close Best black Alpacas, 25c. 880., dtc. and*S0c, Fine black Cashmeres, 2c., aoe ‘$l and $1 2. RICHARD MEARES, corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth strect. EMOVAL. F oe PERCEVAL, formerly at 739 Broadway, has removed to 23 West Union square. Children’s Outfits. ie " Wardrobes, Ladies’ Underweat All kinds of Embroileries to order. Laces cleaned and mended equal to new. Stamping and stamped Goods. HE LADY OF LORNE-THE LADY OF LOBNE— Reduction in price.—This celebrated Tournure is the only one made suitable tor present fashions; new styles tor train dresses; Ladies’ and Children’s Gnderzarments, Tarlatans and French Flowers less than cost. J. 8. COLBY, Importer, 32 East Fourteenth street, ‘west of Union square. A CARD. THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY has been incorporated in the NEW YOuK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIv, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, man Firth avenue, ext door to Delmonico’s, NOW THE MOST EXTENSIVE and complete music school in the United State: Pupils may begin at any | ‘time, the quarter commencing from date of entrance. Subscription books pen chats from 8 A. M. to9 P. M. BROOKLYN BRANCH, 102, 104 and 106 Court street, neag § State. A NERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ork. at liberal terms, The most prominent Music School in this country. Prof, HENRY SCHROEDER, Musical Director, &c. GEETEEL AMERICAN YOUTH, AN ACCOM. plished pianist, desires an engagement to play in any reputable place, public or priv est references; terms moder Terald office LADY GRADUATE OF A CONSERV ires a few more pupilson piano or organ; terms plications received at Schuberth’s, No. 23 Shion Rauare A CLEVER MUSIC TEACHER GIVES INSTRUC. gh, on th os ah ana in singing: two hours “ week, er quarte: hours, iv quarter. - dress she UUTOR, bax box’ 160 Herald olen. GENTLEMAN, WHO WOULD. GIVE LESSONS ON the piano, can'have Room and Board at half price in a private house. Address SCANDINAVIAN, Herald oftice. LADY, THOR Y COMPE WILL GIVE yous Be pupil Tesidence, at $30 wer. ter: references given. Address Miss ELLEN CUM, music store of Carl Heuser's, 82) Brondway. YOUNG LADY OF THOROUGH MUSICAL EDU. A cation eae ike a ee fmege A omg Be fo chiheadae = forte atpupil’s residence: rms Cee ne aaboee eee PIANIST, bos 162 Herald Up: TV. VIGOUROUX'S, | 123 | FOURTH EN tamping, Embrojaering Lingerie Establishment — “adiest ant bables' Vrousseanx; apestalty of Inidials and Monograms for Handkerchiefs, table and bed Cloths; embroidered to order; the largest stock of French bm: broidered Goods just received tor Spring Trade. Whole- sale Departinent, 69 East Tweltth street. Pattern and Perforating mmactiine aud accessories T MME. J, D. LIVERRE’S, 441 SIXTH AVENUE, «4, between iwenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh streets. — Stamping and) bmbroldery Establishment, children’s pique Drewes stamped and already made; French Lin- geries and ladies’ Undergarments; handsome fniuials and ‘onugrams embroidered to order; Laces cleaned aud meuded equal to new. Lea SUITS LADIES SUITS in all the fashionabel styles, a popular prices, We invite attention to the followin English Diagonal ry eo oor abe cloth colors, latest styles, fresh gooda, at $: $7 35. The above are the cheapest suits ever ald in Now! York. Empress Cloth and Satine Suits, cloth colors, fashion- able styles, at $9, $9 89, $10 35 and ‘$11 75. Sold on Broad- ) way 78 per cent higher. Velours and be Suite in in the cloth shades, richty trimmed with satin and silk to match, at $14, $15, $16 and $18 each, Children’s and Misses’ Suits, all sizes, White Swiss and other Evening Suits, at $5 up. Our stock is all new and fresh made goods. We aro not advertising poor styles and old stock, like matty other houses just now. W. K: PEYTON, 272 and 274 Bowery. FOUeERBErING | DDS. We will offer this week 8 large stock | the standard brands of dleached and unbleached Shirting and Sheeting Muslins, extremely attractive Prices. hd Shirtings at 6\4c. and upward. ched Sheeiings at 10c. and upward. hed Shirtings, ‘various brands,” at 8¢., 9e. and: 0c. Hills “Semper Idem" Musling at 12540, Frutt of the Loom" Musling at Lie, Lonsdale Mustin at lc, Wamsutta Muslins at i7c. Utiea, ite., I7e., New York’ Mills, 183. Also, Irish Linens, Table Damasks.’ Towels, Ni Towel- lings, at the fowest prices in the cige’ Napkins Towel ow. K. PEYTON, il 274 Bowery. _ NOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A LATE IMPORTED wholesale stock of Dress and Cloak Trimmings; white Marseilles Trimmings, white and black imitation Laces, Hamburg tt and Insertings, ail in No. 1 order, and cost $9,; offered for $3,500, halt cash and balance on good not ‘All on or address Mr, NEWTON, way. American Manufacturing Suit Company, 421 Broad: Ye yous M'OREERY « On Broadway and Ele id Eleventh street, will offer for fpr sale on MUNDAY, JANCARY 2%, and the following days, at EP to 80 cents | the dollas, the remainder BU there stock o PLAIN ‘ANCY SIL KS in colors ae Tanger Tastnooas Ne. Foods pute be exhibited on a counter opposite the str These Elevent! HE PARISIAN FLOWER R COMPANY ate continnally receiving the latest novelties in rich French Flowers, Bridal W: Floral Garnitures, for weddings and evening parties, hs and Veils, Yates and baskets flied to order—a specialty, A liberal discount allowed to the trade. The Paristan Flower Company, 28 Bast Fourteenth street, four doors west of University piace, No, 9 Rue de Clery, Paris, 1. LOWENSTEIN, Provriator, town Branch office. EUROPEAN LADY, THOROUGHLY COMPE- tent, desires to give piano lesions and singing, ier an school (Beethoven, Mozart, Shubert). at pupil's sidence; highest city references. Address NOBL Herald Uptown Branch office. gat TEACHER OF PIANO AND A GENTLEMAN, Spanish, will give lessons at papils’ Tesidgnces, or hisown; terms, $1 $10 per quarter, Inquire at 310 West eueee tees % N ELkG. NT PIANIST, STRICTLY “YEMPERATB and of good ad tas eed tuition at the lence of | pupils: fhe end of the term, Address TENG, box town Branch office. A Laby, "SUCCESSFUL, PAINSTAKING AND CON- felentious, will sive reed i stormy moderate upil’s residence; good _refere ‘e tal fi on of address SIC TEACHER, 254 Brecker st Pg ei) FOR APPOINTMENT EROM NEXT vacancies for a few more is; Fs parang at eraid Up- minent Epi m ais Ce Se oo Raciae rominen ai eharen in this city my dtised MCSIC COMMINTER, box 8077 P Pou ofice ‘PRIMA DONNA WISHES A cEw VADY PUPILS in singing; conce-sions made to those who study for the stage. Address LYRIC, Herald oft YOUNG GENTLEMAN, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, A. Will give lessons-on the Plano at pupils’ residences at $20 per quarter; 4 trial of 8 lessons will be given free. Address J. G, MOORE, 33 Hast Ninth street. MUSICAL YOUNG LADY WANTED TO TRAVEL A with a first class Sopes must pli ¢ piano and dress ret LTE Pa by MIAMLLTON He ‘Herald office, _ ~ LADY, Ha ING A FINE ALTO VOICE, ABLE to read at si gt wishes an engagement in a church. SICUS, box 103 Herald, oMce. LADY WILL GIVE TWENTY-FOUR MUSIO LES. sons for $10, Address MUSIC THACHER, 221 East Firty-ninth street. GENTLI MAN WILL, the Pia juarter; dence, TEACHER, box 120 Heral 1,285 Broadway. A =HALLAM'S PRIVATE MUSICAL ACADE, « Union sanare.—Thorough instruction Piauo, Violin, Organ, Singmg, Harmony; day and evening. Quartet practige Friday evenings, ‘Private lessons. terms mod- erate, N EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER, OF THOR. ough musical education and haying undeniable ref Crences, gives lessons at pupil’s residence: terms $10 a uarter: “Address DUJARDIN, box 117 Herald Uptown Branch office. THOROUGHLY MUSICAL UCATED LADY, pupil of the Leipzix Conservatory, with ® long ex- Derience as a teacher, wishes some more scholars, at reasonable terms; particular pains taken with begin- ations from present pupils. Address 6 GIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON oforte, at pupil's residence, tor $10 per best of reterences even Address, with resi- ch office, 4 Uptown Bi Branch oftiee, ARD.—A GENTLEMAN OF ABLLITY AND EXPE ence will give thorough instruction, in Piano Singing at his or puptt's residence ; terms $15 and $20 per ter, rapid improvement—best references. | Address OF ESSOR, box 142 Herald Uptown Branch office. UsiCAL.—MIs8 WATSON HAS RESUMED musieal instruction at, University of Music, ace (Kighth street). Piano, Organ, Guitat Circulars mailed. No classes. a ‘AN 4, 1874.—I DESIRE TO CORRECT THE MISTAKE oJ” which has been made as to my being a professor ef foward University. [am nota Drofexsor ‘ot the Untver- sity; Lam only a professor of vocal magic, and have been a ‘student of igure Catversiey nearly four years. Yours, Prof. PAYNE, ry e, 2 West T > ninth street, ‘est Twenty: Mole. —$3 PER MONTH FOR INSTRUCTION ‘ON piano; s practice free; method 40 easy and pleasing th oun Ki old may learn readily. s West Tuition street, near Ninth avenae, a NEW York c CONSERVATORY ORCHESTRAL SCHOOL, No. 5 Fast Fourteenth ‘street, next to Detmontico’s, IANO TUNING TAUGHT IN A FEW LESEONE BY ve Address: my i N ive eof station te toners in New York. noetah, "DEPARTMENT HE T" ‘N ofthe NEW YORK CONSERVATORY ee. at No.5 East Fourteenth street, ext to Delmonico’s ANTED-SOLO VOICES, FOR TRINITY ouss oftice KL, Son 1,06 Pi Club; tenor and bass. T ANTED—A GOOD SOPRANO, OF STRICT MORAL character and stability, to sing In chotr and be ped for @ solomt. Address, with partic