The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1874, Page 11

Revestigatiog the Wrongs of Potters Outrageous Case—A Large eraeucene Sent to the Inebriate Asylum and Buried without. Notice: to His Family, though His Name Ap- poars in the Directory, The action of the Board of Aldermen in appoint- ig & committee, Consisting of Messrs. Gilson, Foon and Cooper, to inquire into the manner in ‘which the employés of the Commissioners of Char- ities and Correction hustle persons into paupers' raves. without even notifying their friends, 18 ikely to result in much good. The case of Grand Master French, of the West Indies, which led. to Waising the committee, is a very aggravated One, but that of the Bowery cofiu: man- ‘Bfacturer, mentioned in yesterday’s HexaLp, is Still more discreditable to the discipline of the new ‘Commission. A reporter yesterday called upon the. Drother-in-law. of the deceased gentieman,. and earned thar, being in the habit of: indulging in o¢- ‘easional excesses, his wife applied to Justice Bixby, of the Yorkville Court, to commit him to the Inebriate Asylum on Ward’s Island for three fmonths, in the hope that it would effect a reforma- Vion. He was arrested September 2 on the steps f his residence, taken to Court and a commit- ent made out ior the asylum; but, as it was late {0 the. day, he-was temporarily committed to the orkhouse on Blackwell's Is! of tl Charity Hospital, where he died on the 5th of Acute pneumonia. Notwithstanding that. the authorities had his name, it 1sclaimed no efforts ‘Were made to find and notify his relatives, which could easily have been done by tracing: him: back to the comumitting Court, Indeed, they need not have taken even that trouble. All that was neces- Bary was for the oflicial to open the city directory, Where they would nave found his name and place ‘Di business in the Bowery, there being but three f the same name in the directory. Nevertheless he remains were sent, with bis name attached, to he dead house at Bellevue Hospital, whore they. ‘emained two days before they were conveyed to otters Field and interred among the pauper dead. Two days after lis devoted wile went to the sylum to see him, and, finding that he had not Soom admitted, instituted inquiries that resulted in discovering the fate he met. Yesterday Alderman Gilan was informed by one ennis S. Sullivan that the father of the latter had een picked up in the street sick on January 8 st, and had been taken to the Park Hospital, The hnext day he died and three days after was interred in the Potters Field, though the dead man pos- Beased papers abdut his person which would have Made identification easy. The son nad truitlessly endeavored to obtain ls father’s remains since, The oMce of the Commissioners was yesterday ‘visited to learn if they have taken any action look pre to the prevention ‘oi any similar Outrages, but 9 one WAS present except the secretary, Mr. Phillips, who stated that no action had been taken, as the Commission have a messenger specially em- Roved 1n hunting up the friends of deceased persons. ir. Phillips stated that frequently the relatives of ‘unfortunate persons treat them like dogs when living, and when they reach Potters Field through their neglect, they roundly abuse the: commis- Bioners and their attachés, The committee of tne Board of Aldermen will meet at the oMce of the Commissioners at the corner of Eleventh street. fnd Third avenue, to-day at two o'clock, when it fs expected that other comp/aints from the iriends of deceased persons hustied into the ground and only jound by a sliovel and a permit, will be made. At is to be Bonet that President Laimbeer will not In this investigation exclude the press, and thus revent the public learning at once all the facta: in. egard to these indecent interments in pauper round of wealthy Dut unfortunate persons, HORSE NOTES. A movement is on foot by a number of the most fnduential members of the American Jockey Club ‘to purchase the Monmouth Park and Saratoga race. courses with the view of consolidating these two: facing centres with Jerome Park, and having all the races governed by the management of the American Jockey Club, An amalgamation of thia kind would be the very best thing for racing that Could possibly occur at the present time for breed- rs and owners of race horses and the public gen- ‘erally, ag the meetings at these diderent points «ould then be made permanent, and the fixed ‘events put on a solid and endurable basis. Never ‘were racing prospects so bright as they are this year, and nothing that cai conceived will do iMmoré to encourage the breecing of the finest types of the high mettied racer than the consummation of the above project. ‘The spring turf campaign opens at New Orleans on the 14th ot April, the races there continuing ix days. Then jollows Memphis, with a tour days’ rogramme, Aiter that comes the Nashville Blood Forse Association with its meeting, which com- mences on Tuesday, the 5th of May, continuing five days, The Lexington Meeting follows; com- mencing, we believe, On the 18th, to copiinue six days. Inthe meantime, however, av%, before the Bpring time comes, there will be & meeting at Sa- vannan and another at Charleston, S. U., the former commencing to-day &Q%. the one at Charles- 20D on the 25th inst, CONTIDT NTAL RACING. ‘The Interp‘ational Meeting at Nicce— Second Day. PRE De Monre Canto (hurdle race handi- cap) of 200 sovs, ; the second received 40 sovs, and the third 20 sovs. ; two mules and a halt. M. Baresse’s ch, c, Conquerant IL, by Partisan OF Florin—Pantque 4 years, 9 st. 12 Ibs. (J. age) . * Mr. Ram: . h. S 11 st. 6 Ibs. (Kinns)...... M. Baresse’s b. h. Ecureuil (Jennings) psa ee fen soins M. de Paul’s b. m. Grenade, 5 years, 0 st, 11 Lbs, (Buscall) . ecvevaseeeede Fiion Horiasens 3D, h, Assouan, 5 years, 9 st, ss paarattheded b. c. Babylas, 4 years, 9 st, 11 iienyeeses steerer bee eevee Assouan and Babylas came to grief, and Grenade bolted. A tine race home resulted in Uonquerant I. winning by a head, two lengths separating sec- ond and third. Assouan broke down, Prix pu Var (selling hurdle race) of 40 sovs.; weight for age, seliing allowances; nearly one mile and a quarter. Baron Finot’s br. g. Roitelet, by Zouave—Ada Mary, aged, 11st. 5 lbs., £240 coat o oo M. Quesneville’s b, c, Babylas, 4 years, 11 st, 4 lbs. (Diggies)........ 2 Mr. Ramsay's b, h. Woerth, 6 years, 11 st. 12 Ibs., DAD KUNE bess <6 bac tovss pont thers sisvescehnes (0 Betting—Even on Roitelet, 6 to 4 against Woerth and 8 to 1 against Babyiag, Rotteiet won easily. Woerth tell. PRIX DE PRINCE MONACO (steeple chase handi- sat) of 40 sovs. added to a sweepstakes Of 6 sovs, each; one mile and three-quarters. M. Baresse’s b. m. La Prasle, 5 years, 9 st. 6 Ibs, (J. Page) teecesseesese ecoce ‘oerth, 6 years, 11 st, (Dig- eS eee i Big Gala’ Bigiaat gases ae a lay’s ch. h. Sir Qui All e st, 4 ibs. (Kinns). : baadhg aa 3 Baron Finot’s br. g. Roitelet, aged, 11 st. (COUNT) 0... se eee ee tteseeseseccercceseess & etting—5 to 4 against La Prasle and 6194 against Sir Quid Pigtail. A capital race home, the favoriie winning by a neck, a length between sec- ond and third, Se Se ean an Roa FLASHES FROM THE PRESS, There is good crossing on the ice over the river at Hudson. The Carlisle furnace, at Belling Springs, Pa., is 108 years old. Seven cases of divorce were before the courts of Nashville Tenn., last week. Iowa has begun a new Capitol building at Des Moines, to cost $7,000,000 or $8,000,000, The sexson at the Hot Springs in Arkansas was Opened on the ist inst. by a grand ball, Five and 4 half millions of hogs have been Blaughtered and packed in the West this season. Utah has shipped in the past year 16,000,000 pounds of crude bullion and 25,000,000 pounds of ore. Hog cholera ts raging to an alarming extent in the neighborhood of Rich Pond, in Warren county, Ky. The Hopewell (Dutchess county, N. Y.) Society for Protection Against Horse Thieves held its sev- enty eighth annual meeting last week. ‘The soci- ety wus organized in 1796, The funds of tne John ©, Calhoun Monument As- sociation of South Carolina, formed in 1854, have ated in value from $56,379 to $28,264. 'y years more will abserb the whole amount. There are more negroes than white men in the Mississippi Legislature, which is not at all unreas- Onable, a8, according to the census of 1870, the White population of the State numbered 383,000 Against 444,000 colored. The widow of Jabez Hubbard, of Middleton, Mass., died recently, and during the inventory of ber Privvecacce eat disce’ ree d in a large chest fifty sed libeu shee and, besides, over $30,000 in gold aud silver coin, . aetrott, Mich. has an Enoch Arden case, with ‘he poruies transposed. Tne husband marries, - claiming that he believed his wile to be dead, while she has for the past two years resided an carried on business in the city. Boys under the age of sixteen in Carthage, Ill, are prohibited, by an ordinance lately passed by the town authorities, from the use of tobacco or drinking pop. ‘The merchants are warned against Belling the above articies to youngsters, A white oak tree, measuring twelve feet in diam- eter, was lately cul near the Louse of Rinaldo Sam- mis, hear Middieviile, Long Island. 11 1s to be used for Mr. Cheesebrough’s new yacht. This tree is supposed to be 19 years old irom the circies throngh it, Mr Sammis’ father was offered $300 for it years ago, but refused to have it cut. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1874.—-TRIPLE SHEET. RAPID TRANSIT. An Blevated Road Up One Side of Broad- way and Down the Otner—Second Stories for Retail Trade. To THE EpIToR oF THR HERALD: — Permit me to make a few suggestions regarding “rapid transit” and the “relief of Broadway” :— Ftrst—An elevated: raii similar to that in Greenwich street on both sides of Broadway from the Battery to. the upper part of the island, Second—An clevated sidewalk along the entire length of the track, filling the space trom the track 2 within about three feet of the second story ‘onte. Third—Suitable stations, with statrs and cross- walks, about 81x or eight blocks apart. . ‘The track and sidewaik could be so constructed as to avoid dripping. in wet weather, and, by the use of glas# im constructing the sidewalks, the light. in the frst stories would not be matertally injured. A proper railing would protect the side aad eee waite, The second story route could be connected with the sidewalks at the will of the owners., The capacity of sucha road would be. very great, and the speed several times that of the horse cars, ‘Trains’ moving up one side and down the other could follow each other as closely ag the street cursvo at present, Among its many advantages would be the following :— eifannai would relieve Broadway of all or nearly 3 it could be built withoat maternally ob- structing the travel, and, unlike an underground railway; would not-interiere with the. sewers or Bas pipes. Third—It would make the second stories valuable for the jiges retail trade, and would have the edfect of retaining that trade on Broadway which is now. fast leaving for other localities. Fourth—It would increase the rental of property, on Broadway twenty per cent or more. Naw York, Jan. 31, 1874, ENGINEER. ‘Means of Saving Time by Stopping. Quickly and Starting Rapidly. To Tae EDITOR OF THE HERALD :— Now that the HERALD, with commendable energy, bas undertaken to bring the subject of rapid tran- sit prominentiy before the public, the probability is that some plan will soon be adopted. There ts one question, however, which, it appears to me, has not received the attention its importance de- serves, It is this—how to secure rapid transit with very (requent stoppages. These two conditions are Undoubtedly antagonistic, and yet ifeither of them {8 sacrificed to any great extent the usefulness of the project will be greatly atminished, One of your correspondents suggested the running of ‘ast and slow trains on separate tracks; the fast to stop at few ‘stations, and the slow at many. Thia plan would in a great measure obviate the wifficulty, but the space occupied by four tracks and the ex- pense of consiruction would, I think, render tne idea not practicable, Thg chief obstacle which pre- vents the realization of rapid travait and numerous. atations is not so much the time occupied. while the train is actually at rest as that wasted in stop- ping and starting, and the consequent short time @ igh speed can ve maintained if the stations are close together. Any attempt to considerably reduce the time oc. cupied in bringing a train to rest by the aid of “breaks”? appiled to the wheels will, I think, be foynd practically. useless, for the reagon that if sulticient force be applied to the breaks to pre- vent the revolution of the wheels their destruction, as indeed that of the rails also, would result ina ve short time from the extremely small bearing surface existing between:them. Indeed the term “bearing suriace”’ in this case is (theoretically con- sidered) @ misnomer, a8 surface is excluded trom the definition of a.line, but practically the weight of the car causes.a.slight compression of the cir- cumierence of the wheel, produciug a flat surface, which is £oo small to be measured, and is also only temporary, the elasticity of the tron restoring the wheel to its original form. Thus it will be readily seen that, tf the ordinary rolling contact be changed. toa rubbing one, these small suriaces cannot long resist with impunity the abrading action of the great pressure and high speed. The plan which I would propose for effecting the object in view would be the following:—At each station, and extending @ short distance at both sides of it,@ ceatre rail would be laid down, ele- vated six or cight inches above the track. By a simple device (not necessary to describe in thia Jetter) “breaks,” consisting of plates two or three feet long, would be made to embrace the centre rail with any force necessary on approaching a station. An enormous resistance to motion could thus be secured, and at the same time with less injury to the centre rail than the practice already in use entails on the ordinary rails, This advantageaus. result would foliow from the fact that the pressure applied to the breaks would be distributed over their large sur- face. Of course tne centre rail would require to be very firnuy secured to the slecpers, It would be probably necessary to apply @ small stream of het to the breaks while in action to prevent over- eating, ‘The centre rail would also subaerve another use- ful purpose, The time occupied in starting the train and bringing it to the highest speed cannot be materialiy sessened il the esion between the driving, wheels and the ratls depends upon the weight of the locomotive. Now, if horizontal wheels were made to embrace the centre rail with great pressure, and were driven by an auxiliary Cynder of large power, if steane were admitted to the ordinary cvlinders and at the same time to the axillary, the train could be made to attain its highest speed in a very short time, depending altogether on the power of the cylinders an‘ the strength of the fastenings of the centre rail to the sleepers; the auxiliary —— would be used onl: for getting up the speed. The plan of centre rail and horizontal wheels has been found to work so admirably on the Mont Cenis Railway that thore is no occasion of enlarging onits feasivility. The Whole question reduces itself to one of expense, My opinion is that the treedon ‘rom wear which would be secured to the ordinary rails Would amply compensate tor the extra cost of the centre ratl, without taking into consideration the useful offices which it would perform. By the means 1 have suggested (or possibly by some better means, whicn may be suggested by Others) a high speed could be obtained, towether with a large nuniber of stations, This question appears to me to be of importance, not only to property owners, but also to the general public; and | wopld be giad to see it discussed through the columns of your widely Circulated paper, Respect- fully yours, JOSEPH SMITHE. An Elevated Road Along Each River Front with Prismatic Form of Track. To THE EprTor OF THE HERALD :— You have had much on this subject from your local engineers and business men, Much of what they have said is good, but not ali very good. Will youtallow the suggestion of one, now an outsider, but who may desire as a resident the use ol the proposed improvement ? It is this: to constract two lines of aouble tracks—one line up the North River front, aud the other up the East River front—the two lines to merge into one double track at the upper end of the island, and extend thence out into the West- chester district, The tracks should be ele- |. vated, but not more than ten to twelve feet, above the surface, just high enough to allow an omuibns or loaded aray wo pass under. Let the track be located so as to mark the line between land and water, leaving the plers full on the water side. To furnish way lor such track but few buildings of any cousiderabie size or value would have to ve removed. At such height the kK could be well supported at reasonable cost; and, to avoid accident and at the same time empioy light cars and engines, what ia called the prismatic 1orm of track would be prefer- able—a single centre ‘i! bar supporting the driv- ing and main car wheels, double flanged, with light side tracks upon, and to which ligit bal- acing friction wheels are adjusted, Roads thus located would be both less in the Way aud more out Of the way than any other plan that can be adopted for the city, The lines could be easily reached from all parts of the city; and for ireight facilities—w hich ought to be looked to— the advantages would be very great, as side switch tracks could be conveniently arranged tor the ae! and thus transfer freight directly to vessels, Some may, at first, smile at these com- mon-place suggestions, but the near future witt witness their practical adoption. No other plan for the location of lines of track for the transpor- tation desired will meet with so few serious oppo- sitions from property holders, or find so few jormi- dable obstructions, And, at the same time, the desired ends will thus be most fully and most satis- torily attained. N. A. PATTERSON, WRESTLING, A wrestling match isto take place near San Francisco on the 14th inst. for $2,000 a side, ve- tween Michael Whalen and James MecLaughian, ‘The fatter is training at Vallejo, Whalen at Sunny Side, on the ocean Toad, McLaughlan weighs 226 poe ees 186. They are botn over six icet in height. cee MISCELLANEOUS. IR JAMES MURRAY'S ORIGINAL FLUID MAG. NESIA, for sixty years the best preparation for acidity, indigestion, Rearthurn, gravel and gout, and (he most agreeable averient for ladies and ehildren,’ Sold by ail chemists in Jarge sized bottles, Mr, JONF F, HENRY, Whoiesale Agent, New York. z ST, ERS, 99 FULTON STREBT William.—Account Books rade to order at M TEETH, $10; SivoLE, extracting, with gas, 5) cents; $1; | warra hilver fillings, 60 mens. vod Bixth ber, 262, s ) AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF ARTIFI* Gini Teeth, $6, $8 and $10, 1 oath filed with sliver and Done, 5) cents; gold and piati . Ail work warranted Heat dlage at De WATK)S 2 sixth avenue, Open Sunday. Examine speci nue. ‘Esublished 1851. fete. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, | FURNISHED ROOMS AND AFARTMENTS CET? BUILD {hangs na en rma TO LET, ENNET? BUILDING. GREAT REDUGTION IN RENTS, WITHA VIRW TO SECURS ELIGIBLE TENANTS FOR THE FEW OFFICES NOW REMAINING UNLET IN THE BENNETT BUILDING THE RENTS HAVE BEEN REDUCED, AND FIRS? OLASS TENANTS MAY OBTAIN OFFICES AT VERY LOW RENTS. TO INSURANCE AND BANKING OFFICES 18 NOW PRESENTED AN UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE OPPOR- TUNITY TO SECURE ELIGIBLE OFFICES, ON MOBT FAVORABLE TERMS. THE ABOVE BUILDING I3 COMPLETELY FIREPROOR, BEATED BY STEAM, TWO ELEVATORS, ALL MODERN’ IMPROVEMENTS, INQUIRE OF Sie Hi | [sl | HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE STKEET, ‘A BANDSOMR PARLOR—rrast pLOOm) FOUR Booms, high cellmg: hot and cold water’ and nice yard: rent only $23, Inquire ot owuer, 42 West Forticth PARLOR ANP BEDROOM—$15 PBR MONTH, fh, ardent ari tat ara Qa Rechte, cod Gait sReSMy icnuebed, for light howse: UENISHED ROOM TO LET—3i uct oF gemth i near Sixth avenue. a UITABLE FOR A 129 Amity street, WRNISHED OR UNYURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— No. 2 Neilson place, corner Wi lace and Wi Eighth street, ‘fone block trum Broadway. ane Wem PPORNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET, WITH closets, water and every convenience tor housekeep- ing; also a small Koom, to resvectable part No. I Seventh hear Twenty-tirat street. Talk ah RRS CAR, BE . man men, ‘88 Hleocker strcey New orks > le wont THIRD FLOOR NO, 132 WEST TWEN' ret, Lo a family of adults; gus, bathroo aniries; the whole newly” painted iminediately; Si sry NEAT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ON stroott’ "floor, for light housekeeping. 9 Macdougat STOR PLACE HOTEL TO LEASE FAYORABLY— Over 100 suits rooms, stores, basoments, restau: nose aitely and tentrally locuted, ironting Broadwi tween Cooper institute. and Bible House, Apply at? Third avenue. A. DEKP STORE IN SPRING STREET, XUAR SOUTH F Fine avenuer te let cheap, Apply at 305 Broome rt TO BILLIARD MEN. J let, the finest Billiard Rooms in tha. city, with splendid Tavlos in complote vrder; toa good ‘party Ii oral arrangements will be made. Address K.,, station F. CORNER STORE TO LET RENT REDUCED; also a small Store; rent Lf nkfort House, corner of Frankfort and Wild streeta. A entiated, with plenty of Kant huevo tor Meee ventilated, with plenty of light, suitable for man facturing or other busines. A, two daysat 662 enue, corner Thirty-ite street és nn Taoky ROAD a care ARI jos, ron ratel¥ oF ctlally improved, JESS Tis roadway ACTORY TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM F rower. Tague on the premises, 136 Kast Eighteenth street, near Third avenue, OR LIGHT MANU! OTURING PURPOSES 20 let or lease, the 100 feet deep, splendid ligh four story Building, with. Store (cab be occupied any time re May), in 85 Merci Spri TORES TO LEY—IN NOS 2, 213 AND 215 NOTE street. Inquire within, Brees no. 465 seen svar esr barre on remises, lures: c sale at a bargal Xpptv at No. 306 East Fortythird street. hs ess NICELY RURNISHED FRENCH FLAT OR PART . with all modern improvements, for keeping, to be let cheay 8S West twenty-second st, TH AY EN UE 194 FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, for: references , singly or en suite; bat on eal 5TH AVENUE, NO. 28 TWO EXTRA LANGE, andxomely jurnished Rooms om second floor to ict, without board: frst class attendance. $6 50. —TWO NICE ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR (PAR- ior nowckcering Neaitatanarimsu, tet Ht Cen ut house, r. fourth street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues. WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR DELMONI. co's. —Two er handsomely ‘furnished Rooms to | lets. terms mod V4. Rirmisned upper Room fo one ee Nd gettlonad, oom, to one with fire and gaat BS per week." °F ‘WO Sento 1 ITY-SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE ST. ¢)' James’ Hotel and two doors.from Broadway —An elegantly turnished front Parlor and Bedroom tolet; hot and cold water : southern exposure ; references. 4, PERRY gTREeR— THO LARGE, NICELY FUR: Sven steree oma for gentlemen or gentiemen an 28 EAST TWENTY.SECOND STREET, BETWEEN aereatrenerey and Four ee sramne- Beeeyeay: ture c jet on Peneus oaen “auGt on the bathroom. floor to gentlemen, 34 GREENWICH AVENUE. FURNISHED FRONT Ian or man'and wiles olor’ Kocgan Sultable” toe" light nd wites i housckeeping. if required. i siti TEAM Rep etalon oe F WITR on ODE wvor, desirable ma ring Du Hessts Thoulse of F GHOBE «Gos, it Last Fourteenth ree 5 ou POWER. OR WITHOUT.—TO LET, EITHER threo Lofts or whole Building, ain ply. to OH, WAGNER, Nos. 413 and 415 East Twenty-fifth street. Tp LET—A SPLENDID NEW STORE (LARGE PLATE glass windows) on the best corner in sorsey City; cars pass in avery, direction. Inquire at No. 177 Payon! avenue, Jersey City, 10 LET—TWO STORES AND ONE BASEMENT. 7 ‘and 9 East Twentieth street, opposite Lord & Paylor’s. 7? LET—TWO STORY FACTORY, 25x10, ON EAST side, below Houston street, with Boil er (10 horse 10 Engine, Pump and Shai Ine oe at W. NOW &'UOS, No"iby Goerck steece, (0 LET—THE STORE NOB. 162 AND 168 WEST street, between Park place and Murray street; 44 feet fronton West street. Apply at the office No. 226 Green- wich street, corner Barclay, Lhe LET—STORES AND PENKMENTS ON GREEN- wich avenue, between Seventh avenue and Twelft street, Apply at the office, 226 Greenwich, corner Bar- clay stree| To LET—A BAKERY, FLOORS AND APARTMENTS, ksoott Nos, 31 and 33 Lewis street Inquire of house- TO LET_STORE 7$ MORTON STREET, NEAR HUD- son, admitably located, for grocery, for an activ ma rent $4) per month. ‘Apply to C7 SOURNBAY, 81 Lispenard street. T° LET—A SMALL STORE ON CANAL STREET, near Mulberry; a capital location for cigars or apy light business, Apply on the premises. 10 LET—THE REAR PART OF THE SPENDID Cigar Storo No. 411 Eighth avenue, suitable for bil- liard saloon or any other business; size, full front, 65 teet deep. Apply on premises, 10 LET—LARGE STORE ON FIRST FLOOR, WITH Basements, on Fulton street, east side of roadway, and fronting on two streets. Inquire of DE GROOT, 14d. Fulton street, 0 LET—BASEMENT STORE, NO, 1 IRVING PLACB, suitable for an office or light businogs; will ba let iow till May Lor longer. Inquire on premises. 131 MEST IWENIY-NINTH | STREBT—TO LET, min, HaStase ted sean eas an and wile, from ‘wee ‘Wards; houge has all improvements. mf 14.5 hittea lnrpe frogt Rooms, autabya fr two gale: ‘ont Room, suitable for two gentle. ‘men; large sized ‘ingle Room, with heater, hot and cold water ise fi 38, 53] RGHTH AVRNUR—86 PER | WEEK—FOR, nished front Sitting Room and Bedroom for light housekeeping; would board man and wile if desired; small private family. Call all the wook. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- ____._ MENTS_'TO N UNFURNISHED SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR TO lot—In splendid condition tor ight housexeeping, in Private house 318 :ast Fourteenth sireet, near Second av. FUNE FRENCH FLATS TO LET—IN FINE, CONDI. tion, with all improvements; very cheap. 442 Wer Thirty-fith street; ring No. 2 bell for housexeep 08. fast Seventy: ee 5 thie janitor on’'tho promison 10 LET—AT 408 WEST FORTY-FOURTH STREET, Parlor and Basement Floors, nine rooms, besides bathroom, pantries and storeroom; separate gas moter; all in good order; rent moderate. 39 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH . STREET.—BLEGANT Suit, five rooms, second floor, to be let together or separately; brown stone; unexceptionable location, near Madison square ; table excellent; terms reasonable: 8 a __ SOR SALE. y —FOR SALE, LAND PILE DRIVER, IN GOOD A .orset. Walsh Brotiors Marnie Yard Toot Corenss street, Front streat, South street and East River. RIIFICIAL BUTTER FACTORY AND BUSINESS A {or sale—In complete running order: most profit, 4 city ; good reasons for : $1,500 required. ‘Address A. box 152 eral office, A DESIRABLE SEAT IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSTO Jor sales also, & large, well located, middie aisle Pew, in Calvary church, Address WALTER U, MEAD, 7 Wall street. O LET—FIRST FLOOR OF HOUSK 278 THIRD avenue, corner Twenty-second street; suitable tor Poort in or business purposes. Inquire in crockery store. WELL ESTABLISHED NEW YORK WBEKLY Sanueal tis wil prove a’protaite tavantaeut “Address JAMES, ox 198 Herald office. 10 LET—FKOM MARCH 1, A SMALL STORK ON Twelfth street, near Broadway. Apply at 52 East ‘Twellth street, west of Broadway, 10 MANUFACTURERS,—15,000 FT. OF FLOOR ROOM to let, with steam power; will erect Buildings for responsible pai power ¢o any extent furnished. | Ap. ply 9d. W. GREENE, 260 Plymouth street, Brooklyn. SPLENDID. OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A WELL ES. biished Business (oar ing $000 ber annom) for res ta 2,500; strict I Li " 134 raid ‘Uptown ‘Branch ofice. ies A GOOD BAR AND OYSTER HOUSE ON THE first floor for sale, only $300; good neighborhood; only $30 per month; now open. Apply at 79 Wooster st. 1G West THIRTY FIPTH srREET—FIRST FLOOR e in English basemont house toa physician or dentist; all_ modern {mprovements and conveniences, hot and cold water, &c.; rent moderate; references re: quire DWELLING HOUSKS TO LET. Furnished. N_ UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.—THE FORT WASH- ington Residence of James Gordon Kennett, Ksq., with several acres in lawn and shage, sloping to tn Hudson Kkaver, will be rented, furnished, to a careful tenant and immediate possession given; stables, carriage houses, barn, 4c. ; grapery, greenhouse. It is situated upon an elevation of over 270 feet above the Hudson Kiver, ot which it has a magnificent view. Also, on the adjoining property, an elegant House wili be rented, turnished, affording two families an oppor- tunity to reside near'each other. The grounds will be a % in order by the owner. The Boulevard and st, Nicholas avenue, which are Now completed, atlord excelient di The time from ind street to Fort is about forty minnies. x pply to For turther particulars POTTER BROTHERS, Nos. 4and 6 Warren street, HIGH STOOP THREE STORY BROWN STONE House, up town; all modern improvements; fully furnwstied: to let, for $280 aud Board of three, to May nud longer; it sola immediate posession. Call in person on Dr. KING, No. 6 Amity street. FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, HAND- somely turnished, elegantly trescoed, to @ private family only; rent $459 per month. ™ Hine. COLE & GRAY, 596 Sixth avenue. Ama COMFORT. 10” LEASE, FURNISHED, A + neat, cosey House, suitable tora small tamily. Apply trom 11068. M., No. 0/ Kast Nineteenth street, fourth door east Second avenue ; possession at one ROWN STONE FOUR STORY HOUSE, IN PER. 'T order, completely and handsomely furnished ; neigh- borhood Pivth avenue and Ninth stre 250 per month. Inquire B FUEGANTLY, FURNISHED HOUSE ON LExING- ton avenue, near Thirty-fourth street $4,000 and $),500; East Ibirty-fourth street, $2,400; West Thirty- fourth street, $3,000; others; also uniurnished. GEORGE HANKINS & CO., 1,207 Broadway, ARLEM.—TO RENT, TO A NEAT, RELIABLE asmall {urnished House. in perfect order; a! improvements; terms favorable (o a desirable party. Address HOUSE, station L. MPO RENT FURNISHED TILL MAY L—THE THREE tory and Basement brick Dwelling, No. 428 Evst tis alrvot 15x40 feet; tent 1M per month. Apply H, LUDLOW & CO,, No.3 Pine street sto the property. shington by steam ft Unrornished, } ‘QUSE TO LET—FOUR STORY, HIai stoor, brown stone front, 27.6x65 teet;' No. 13 West Seven: teenth street, near Fifth avenue. Apply in the house. Possession given iinmediately. HAVE A NUMBER OF APPLICANTS DAILY FOR houses to rent. Parties wishing to procure tenants Will please send particulars of thelr property toTHUMAS G, HOJER, 936 third avenue. ENT $50 MONTH.—A BROWN STONE HOUSE, 12 FPO Ew au ippporermeats, voppoaiie Central treet near Fivmavenue. ark, in HOUT" Goku & GRAY, O86 Sixth avenue. fo LET OR FOR SALE—HOUSE, IN ORDER, NEAR T” srowaway, No. 29 Twentieth stévet, Open, Lettie |. DODGE. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS eSpace i TSO AMITY STREET, NEAR SOUTH FIFTH AVE- nue, neatly turnished single and connectins Kooms, for gen‘iemen or couples, for ght housekeeping ; gas, wi tuel rms very erate. FURNISHED BACK OM AND B A LARGE 5 room, on the second floor, lor housekeeping; rent per week. Apply at 477 Thitd avenuv, near Thirty second street. COMFORTABLE, NEATLY FUKNISHED ROOM TO. Tel at $4 Weekly’ to lady or gentleman; first class Fosidence ; cas, bath: light housekeeping permitted ; ex- cellent nelghbo M6 Kast Thieteent etre ar LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM ON second “floor, with alcove, suitable for two com- anions ; also single Kooms on third floor to let, to gen- nonly, M46 Kighth street, near broadway, SMALL FAMILY WILL LEY TWO OR THREE furnished Rooms on second floor to adults; highest nees. 69 West Fhirty-fith A. GENTLEMAN HAVING MANDSOMELY (1 UR nished Rooms, on Broadway, near Parker's, Gilsey House, &c., would like young man of refined ta reter room mate for company; ® ‘stu: es, ciiher actor, oleri dent, and would accept an hour's writing, either day or evening, and company as remuneration, Address, stating age, occupation, &c., box 4,92 Post oftice, —FOR SALE CHEAP—RESTAURANTS, CORNER + 2iquor Stores, downtown Sample Rooms, Cigar Stores, Billiard Saloons, Grocery Stores, first class Mest Markets, Bakeries, Coniectioneries, Drug Stores, Plumb- ing Business, an established Job Printing Business. MITCHELL? » Store Agency, 71 Cedar strect. A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY A FIRST CLASS COR. ner Liquor Store, with lease, in the Thirteenth ‘ward, on account of all health of the'proprictor. Inquire at 217 Broome street, cigar store, VALUABLE LEASE AT $3,000 PER ANNUM, nearly four years to ran—Store, two Lotts and Base: ment, with fixtures, heaters. $/3 Canal street, three doors from Broadway. Price tor Lease and Fixtures $3,000. A. BLOMQVIST, 150 Nassau street, AN, OLD ,ESTABLISHED, WELL. KNOWN, ELE. gantly fitted up Oyster aloon, with Bar attached (alt first class), on best part ‘Sixth avenue, for sale at gain; Lease, cheap rent. Inquire of CAMPBELL & CO. Auctioneers, 443 Hudson street. FIRST CLASS STEAM LAUNDRY, WITH ALL IM- provements, now doing a good business; long lease Ot building: satisfactory reason given for selling. Ad- dress J. R., Herald Uptown Branch office. OOPERAGE BUSINESS FOR SALE—COM PRISING Stock, Tools and Fixturos for working ten mon; must be sold at once low for cash. Apply to oF address 8. 8. DECKER, Agent, Middletown, N. Y. (CORNER LIQUOR STORE DOWN TOWN, OLD ES. tablished, fine business; unusual chance, Sce LLOYD, Auctioneer, 75 West Broadway, ps, STORE FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, LONG established, doing @ good business: neighbornood first class; good reasons for selling. Apply §o JOHN G. BOYD, Counsellor-at-Law, Olipper Building, Centre st. RUG STORE FOR SALE-FINEST LOCATION IN Harlem; or will take a parner. Address DRUGS, station L, Harlem, ro SALE—A FANCY STORE AND FIXTURES, with or without Stock, doing a good business and iu agood locality. For intormation inquire A, NEW. MAN'S, 369 Warren street, between Smith and Hoyt, Brooklyn. MACHINERY. 0! ROAKE'S, WATER A rtable, Horizon! tH? wines, Locomatives, ular’ Boilers, reasonable prices. 8 PATENT SCROLL # per minute and is the uaranteed. jOHN B. SOHENC! AND DOVER Vertical and Inclined Steam Pumps, 4e., secoud SAW MAKES 1.109 at manutactured ¢ K'S BONS, 115 Liberty street, OLINED RAILROAD HOISTING MAC! a low basement. Address, stating price, ECOND HAND LATHE AND DRILL Press Wanted.—A good 20-inch Engine, screw cutting lathe, not less than six feet between centres, and a good eine. ht drill can Gnd a purchaser at fair prices, on application to 261 West street. ‘ANTED—A GOOD SEOOND WAND STE, wine, of 25 horse power. cation. Box3,593 New York Post offi ‘ED—TWO HYDRAULIC PRESSES, stating size and price, B. & A. Heraid of .partioulass with BUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. HITE STAR LINE. NSTOWN AND LIVERPOO! PTH UNITED STATES MA powered Steamsh: won Liverpool. om ani ADELPHIA AND ANTWERP, Appointed to carry ‘he Heigian and United States matte vapenian Pie. 25) VABERLANT Ty NEDEUCAND. /cidareh i? | NEDEREANB 770 282 buitding | 5’ ERLAND. PASSAGE IN CURRENC’ ‘$8 Second Cabin Prepatd Certificates, $32. Passenger accommodations for all claases unsurpassed, Ampie attendance ix provided. Every steamer carries @ surgeon and stewarde: Through tickets and through bills of lading ingued be- tween all prominent points, For passage, rates of freight and other information, ‘apply to PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Genoral Agent 307 Wainut street, Phhaephta, B. VONDER Brown? 42 Broad street, New Yor! “ General European Agent, Antwerp, Great WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE. TAPW YORK TO BRISTOL (RNGLAND) DIRECT. River, weamers of this line will sail (rom pier 18 Bast ARRAGON, Wester Feb. GiuaT WhksteRn. Saturday, Fob, Cabin passage, $70: intermediat ; reso, currenoy; excursion tickets $1 Apply to the Azent, 70 South street. E. IAPSCOTT BROTHERS & CO, ‘Assenger accommodations for all classes unrtvailed, combining salety, speed an 501m oom 'e least motion is. felt y the steamers, eturn: ickets, $140- gold; tor triends.1n the. Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates~ $82, onr> era booked to and from all paraof Amerion lamburg, Norway, Sweden, rom £1 upward. For inspection of plans and other information apply at the company’s office, 19 4 Bills of lading issued to and stewWardesses pan; nd ste sgcommpal lndia, Australia, way, New York, THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MALL BIEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW Y . ¥ SIEAMSIIES BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, Tho splondid vessels an this favorite route for the ( n this favorite route for the Conte BE RUROPE, Lemarte. ST, LAURENT, Lachesn tinent of Europe, by taki 1d the. discomiorts of crossing the time, trouble and expense, CKENZIE, Agent. 58 Broadway, MAIL STRAMSHIPS, ERBQURG AND HAMBURG The plegent Oly built iron steamships will sail trom D STATE! TO PLYMOUTH, CH Captain Velie pier, foot RATES’ OF PA! PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG AND HA‘ Cabin—First saloon, $120, } gold: prepa sir Hoboken. AGE TO.” ES: second saloon. § x ckets trom Hamburg, saloons are on the into sections for six to rovided with a. ROW Sbye k Go 38 KUHNE, General Agents i R CARDIFF, BRISTOL, iis Engiand and W: ales Atlantic Steamsh 9 will sail from LONDON AND ALL ‘ales, Company's new first class steamshi) unsylvania Rail- road whart, Jersey City, as ollows:— Foad whart, Sergey City, ows. First cabin passage, $75 and irrency, Prepa’ ther particulars apply ton i si et giles 8 from, and apwards. For fu or an NOUIBALD Baxt! . Age way, New Yorks NCHOR LINE, Steamers sai! from pier 20 North Rive RY DA a BVERY W TRINACRIA.. Wo, CALIFO! OLY MN b. 1 | VICTORIA. 14| MACEDONIA. 18 | ELYSTA. modations on th all on upper CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FRO! GLASGOW, Ke Sarno ihe passenger accor iteamers of this Jing are uusurpasses STEL! To Ginsgow, Liverpool, . » Belfast, Bristol or Oar: Tickets issued for passi railway station in Great nent, APIS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT LOWEST BATS. iow! Mees HN DERSON BROTH, Steamer CALIFORNIA sails 10 A. UNARD LINE, ‘With the yJew of diminishiny the steamers of this tine will Course for all seasons of the York or Boston, crossing Ireland or the ‘the chances of colitston, enceforth take a specified from Queenstown for New meridian of 59 at 43 latitude, ing the ing the meridian of 60 meward passage, crossi! “OF nothing to the nor ME. BETWEEN NEW ae IL, STRAMSH tv NG AT CORE HaRi LIVERPOOL, C. FROM NEW YOU! ABYSSINIA.W'sday, Feb. 4 CALABRIA. W'sda: ALG RIA. .W'sda, *RUSSIA.. .Wsday, ‘eday, Mar. following Wedn Steamers marked esday and Saturaa thas * do not car! Pawcngers. "Cabin harage, $8 $100 and 6 Bording t3 accomtpodutions ‘Ste ney. Steerage tick aud all parts of 1: nt and cabin pa: apply at the compan: Ror Seage passage at FRANCKLYN, A, LYN, Agent, rtoP. HW. DU VERN Clark sid Randotwh streets, Olicago, 10. Te! Liverpool and Queenstown office, No. SBawan Green way, Trin! Broadway, TN TABLES ‘PAassexaens embark from the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand sirpet, dorsey City, M, ARLES G, FRA No. 4 Bowling Green, New York. ‘OWN AND LIVERPOOL, and each succeeding River. fo North River. panes OF PASSAGE, CABIN, $70, $90 and $90, gold, according to accommo- tickets at low rates. is—To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon- London, Bristol or Cardiff, $30. Prepaid ce! Passengers are forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, swe- Denmark and Paris reduced rates, %, and general business apply at the 383 Broadway or pier 45 North Bape rae Paseo ate TIOBN G, Dh ‘O'Donnell & Faulk, 402 Chestnut streot, Creagh, 102 State street, Boston. Bi mn, $2 South Clark. corner Lake st., Chicago, nmaty, Liverpool, and No. 9 Rue Serive, Paris company’s office, No. F% SALE—TNE FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A Grocery Store, in one of the best locations in this city; wood Feaxon ‘given for gelling. Address, for one week, J. A. C,, Heri Mice. OR SALE—A_ MKAT, POULTRY AND VEGETABLE Market, doing a first class business, of one of the rinelpal Avenues. | For particulars inquire of A. P. MITH & BROTHER, 1,403 Broadway, corner of Thirty- flith sireet. OR SALE—AT PASSAIO, N, J., THE GOOD WILL, Stock and Fixtures ot & long’ established Grocery Store, doing © frst clas busintas, Apply to JOU DUFFUS, at the Post office, Passaic, N. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS ALE, CHOP’ AND Oyster House, Kitchon Utensils, Lease, Bar Fixtures, &c.; a first clags location for club is. Apply at dl Fourth avenue. OR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST PRI- vate markets in the city, in complete running order and doing @ good, business; will be sold ata sacrifice if taken at once. For interview address MARKET, box 150 Horaid Uptown Branch office. OR SALE—OR WILL TAKE A PARTNER WITH 500, 18 x fish, oyster anid meat market, well estab hed, on the enue in the city. Apply to BRi Whee feo Ulumtverteeere re ee fee {OR SALE—CHRAP IF APPLIED FOR 1 iy Ozser Saloon, Lager Bier and Lunch Room, Bar and al 0; Tktares complotar Inquire nt 407 Canal street. JOR SALE—LEASE AND FURNITURE OF HOTEL, near New York, doing a good busincss all the year, For particuiars apply to Mr. A. J. RO, 77 Broadway, | AP—18 HORSE BOILER AND 12 Shatting, &c, Apply at No. 43 Hamil- ‘urniture, Liceni Ouse OF HUPPEr TOO IMEDIATE- POR SALE—AT JERSEY OLTY HEIGHTS, THE GOOD Will, Stock and Fixtures of a long-established Gro- gery sore, doing a fret class bustiess, Apply to I BLUKMAN, 160 Wost street, corner lark place, PPO8, gMMEDIATE BALE—TOBACCO AND CIGAR Store, in good working order, taking $40) a month ; present owner leaving tor Kngiaud; must be sold: no reasonable offer refuged, 827 West ‘street, opposiie In- man Dock. VENTS’. FURNISHING GOODS STOR ESTA X lished five years; first class trade ; best location on Kk; small expenses; the present d services can be had for one year if required, Address 0, C., Herald Uptown Branch office, LUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING ESTAB- isi tlthipent, city 10,000 iniabitants, 30 miles tn Jorsey ¢ sine N): city patronage; rent nominal; stoc completes worth $2000 peice $1460; must sell; satisinc: tory reasons; exactly 3 egented, ERGUSON, 161 Broadway. PARLOR, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN, NICKLY furnished, for light housekeeping, for gentleman 1d wife, Noor, tront; water and gas; rent $10 per ‘Week, 27) Wost Thirty-cignth street, A. FRONT ROOM ON THIRD FLOOR, FURNISHED: 4A _Also two hall Rooms. 266 Weat Twenty-fourth street Cee eet hag hg FLOOR, La rant ousekeeping; gas and water; §10 Ko. a3 West Thiructh streets cottage," + BY & wee Pp" BAKERY FOR SALE &c., complete, Apply at 212 Fast Twenty STACY HOUSE—76) AND 702 BROADWAY, FOR Apply to D. KEAN, Venison Dealer, $01 Wash- ro! QAFES CHEAP FOR CASH, ARGE VALENTIN! 4) Butler's Bank Sage, with steel vaults; also Herring’ Marvings & Wilder's, all aizes; Express Hoxes, Silk Sato, ace LIuLLE SANK COMPANY. 81 Maiden line, ‘ATIONAL LINE. ‘his company takes the risk of insurance (up to $500,000 in gold) on each of its steamers, thus giving pas: me possible guarantee for safety aud the if ai t' cea. avoidance of danger a pS Te or y to avoid ice and headlands, ters No. 44. and 47 North River. OU nist | AD LIVERPOOL Sat, Feb. 7,9 A. M. 4 A, Sat, Feb.14, 3 PM | GREBC + Sat it LONDON Dik DENMARK, Sumner e tickets at redu UB, Feb. 28, atSP. M. WOT. . yy, Feb. 5 at3 P. M. rrency. Steorage, $29 cur: wed Fates. Propaid steor- iékets from Liverpool at the lowest rates. Apply at the Company's OM Ce ie ee A ager. OR. PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG, The Hamburg-American Packet Company's iron WESTPHALIA, Captain W. Stahl, will sail on Thursday, Fepruary 5, for "passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and Firstcabin—Upper saloon, $120; lower saloon, 872, gold. London and ‘all points in the H mail steamship Stcerage to Cherbow eer Sagtand and Hee OTT UKAN KUBNHARDT & CO, General Agent 61 Broad stree General Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, New York. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST AND LONDOND! These elegant new Clyde-built steamers will sail from very alternate Saiurday therealter, taking mngh rates to all parts of Gr Norway, Sweden, Denmark ht or passage Steerage office, No. 45 Broadway. — a. AIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEED Siwary 10, at noon broary 17, at 0:30 A.M. From pier 46 North River, 40, gold; Steeraze, id Hokets, $32, curren MINNESOTA, Beddoe WISCONSIN, Ercemat | Deaits on ifelant, Bugland, i lowest rates. AD) JAMS & UUION, LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, mpton aad Breme! way France and Gormaiy a WILL! ‘ORTH GERMAN Fo or South ‘The steamship MOSEL bp Saturday, & n. wigs, will sail it .. rom Bremen pier, Hoboken, to be followed bv. st ™ 8 RATES OF FASSAGK, TO 1s dag in gold or its equivalent in currency. Wednesday, Feb, 11, LONDON, HAVRE AND bg irelahit or ve - y No, 2 Bowling Green, EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXC. FFTOR, *6 South Reese Deanne jt raves, _ Drafts (or £1 and upwards tose at low COASTWISE STHAMSHIPS, CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, Great reduction in rates of freight and passas ‘The magnificent steamships of ths Ii mv pice a North River lew York, for Asolawait at ‘Poe lock, February 7, 1874, RISING STAR, Captain Jones for freight oniy, aL. ry 1874, COLON, Captain W. Hudson, passem- February 1874 ACAPULCO, Captain Gray, passeme. ind freight. Peo, ad alee nose the Isthmus with steamers Jor Central nae Nout Pa RE cx oR New York to San Francisco—Cabin, $100 or $110, car rency, according to location. New York to San Francisco—Stecrago, $50, currency. Steamers of this line for Japan and China leave sam Francisco on the 1st of every month. For freight and passage or other information apply at the company’s office, pier 42 North Kiver, foot of Canal Street, New York. ‘H. J, BULLAY, Superintendent. Rurvs BAC 9 Pro sia nd Manag PECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TRAVBIn lers to San Francisco and China.—Steamship RISING STAR will sail on Saturday, February 7, for Aspinwall, freizht only. ‘Steamship COLON, on Saturday, February 14, passem- gers and freight, Steamship ACAPULCO, Saturday, February 23, pag sengers and freight. the COLON will connect at Isthmus with the new trom er COLIMA for passengers. The captain of the POLOR wal accompany his passengers through to San The company is now prepared to make contracts for one year tor San Francisco and Ching freight and returay and give time bills of lad! ng . ULLAY, Superintendent Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Rorus Hatca, Vice President und Managing Director. EXAS LINE.—FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING At Gre OF WAG Canans ules al Mente pia yYAOO, Captain Bolger, will leave | pier East River. Saturday. February 7. at 3 P- Me Thr bills of lading given to Houston and a points Galveston, Houston ana Henderson and B. B. and ©. R. No charge for forwarding in New York. “For 1 oF passage, having superior accom ons, a Pee OE MALLONY & CO. 15} Maiden, tang, or W. P. OLY 19 Wall st NEW YORE AND WavaNa DIRECT WALL LINB, ‘These first bees steamships will sail every Tuesday, at P.M. from pier 18 North River, toot of Cedar strbety for Havana direct as (ollows — Steamship COLUMBUS (new), E. 0. Ree Steamship MORRO CASTLE, Morton Steamship CRESCENT CITY, Curtis. Februai Por treight or passage (having magnificent accomme- GpsORM APR: WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO., Bowling Green, D. McKELLAR, Agent in Havana, VANA, NASSAU, PROGRESO AND VERA ORUZ, NEW YORK AND MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHI Jeaving plor No. 3 North River, at $P. CITY OF MERIDA (Havana via Nassd CURA (Havana direc eng CITY OF HAVANA (Havana divéct)- CITY OF NEW YORK (Havana direct) CLEOPATRA (Havana and Mextov)... For treight of passage a) 1a OF PAMRCAN DIE & SONS, 83 Broadway. Director, AU, N. P. ler No, or’ ver, al . M.. Fel wih eare R ALEXANDRE & SONS, No. 33 Broad’ c OR NEW ORLEANS DIREC’ The Cromwell Steamabip Line. ‘The steamabip KNIOKERBOUREK. Captain Gager, ave pier No, 9 North River, on Saturday, ruary 7, ks ‘reight received daily. ‘Through rates given jalveston, Indianola, Rockport or Aranzas wharf, Zos Santiago, St Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage, it apply to Meer, 68. Tor ET PRU TRS ese novet EW ORLEANS DIRECT gles ERCHANTS! B#TEAMSHIP LIN! a on Saturday, Bray at Select La Freight received ‘daily. Thi “Ufor treignt oF pateage: Baving’ euperlor, accom moda ¥ a tons, apply to PERDRIICK BARN plorSs North Hives, QOgTHERN LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIREOF. The following new and frst class steamers will sal every Wednesday, at SP. M., from pier 9) East River m= Steamer CARONDELET, McCrenty. sReb. Steamer CITY OF GALVESTON, Captain Evarts. Feb. Bioamer CITY OF DALLAS Capraln tlnes......,Feb. Stganier CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain During: Freight received daily. Throngh ton, Indianola, Rockport or Aranzas Faniago and at Youls. Cabin passage, $0; 0-5 ‘or freight or passage, Laving s modations, apply 0. i: MALLORY & CO. oh 153 Maiden iane. z PETERSRURG AND RICHMOND. esas DAILY LINE to Noriolk and Monday, Tueslay, Thursday and Saturday to Peters Pa and Rechmond. OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, From pier 37 North River, foot of Beach street, steamers leaWt daily at 3 P. M. for Norfolk, and passenger steamers for Nortolk, Olty Point and Richmond on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa urdays, same hour. ‘Through bills of lading and passenger tickets Isaued to ail points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tenpes. seo, Atlantic Coast, Seaboard and other lines; also Chesapeake and Onto Raitroad tor Western points, aad by steamers at Noriolk tor Newbern and V pen ome XN do pot OM nwich stree eee ene SOLO EE FALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON vin Newport and Fall River, ‘The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD ONY leave pier 23 North River, foot of Murr daily (Sundaysexcepted), at4P. M. Through tickets: at all principal hotels in ihe city. oi NIA RATLRUAD, PENNSYLVANIA GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrostes aml streets, as followse== gies for larriebura, Pittsburg, the West and Sout a ear ite cars aiached, 930 AMS 3) PM. Sunday 5 and 8:3) P.M. For Baltimore Washington and the South, at 8:40 A. My Sand9P.M. Sunday 9 P. M. Express for Philadetphia, 8:10, 9:30 A. Ga gr and We might, Suda Emigrant and second class For Frapign wea) A. WL.2°3:0 and 6:i0 P.M. Sunday For Newark. at 6, 6:80. 720, 70, 69,10. I A. M12 z . Bll 4:10, 4:30, 5, 5 ‘5 24), d F 3) aah ih iy Pant Patent Sunday, 6 fs Bil P. 30, 729,8, 10 A. M., 12M... 4 0% 6310, 6330, 8 ilo, LR 20 and 6:10 P, M. Fot oodbridge 4 a ky and South Amboy, 6 and A, M., 2 E G Fal Row brunswick, 7220 andS A, Ma 12M. 2,3 10, 423% For Lambertvitte and Flemington, 9:30 A. Mand3 P.M. in, 93 For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 3 and 4 P. M. Aycommuaation ior wordemtow, urlingion ang Cam aie, Pavan SAME Sal Cand Oa B.C or Freehold, 4b Me, For Farmingdale ani 72) A.M. aud 2 P. 3, For Pemberton and rat i ronows omy Pittabury, ‘Arrive Ag, Tollo" To) ‘ 38 fie cas M., daily; 11:56A. M., d pt From Washington and Baltimore, 623 A.M. 1027.P.M. Sundays, 6:05 A. M. oat BE 60, 630,10 55 A. 10:27 POM. Siinday, 522 6:08, 285A. M., and. 10:27 P.M, ‘ot offices 435,271 and 944 Broadway, No. 1 As House, and foot oF Deshrowes and Corvandt streets tar tie! tery place. PEAR AE mee No 8 Balers BO Son, Jr, General Manager. General Passenger Agent Neer ae LINE FOR BOSTON.—THE ELEGANT RUODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Tharstay and Satur NARRAGANSETT. every Monday, Woidnesday and Prt day, from pier 33 North River, ata? M. - PROPOSALS, 1 RA} VAY G PANY, by ER RAW AY Operon THind Vice PaestoRst, Deranraents oF Higa ayo Taassroytai " x Written proposais will be rece Taoadey. fue roth day of Februar: for the privilege of selling, suc Publications) upon all of the passenger trains and a Prine passenger. stations of the Erie Railway Company ixcopt i the {erry house and retreshment saloon at § as also such fruits, candies, to- baveo and clsars ay the President of this company thay Approve, for ihe period of one your from March 1, 1874 he sticcesstul bidder will be required to execute @ contract in sufficient sureties for its faithful pertormance, similar to the one now in force granting said privil i Full particulars will be turnished on. poplicaden fo this, office, JAS. 0. C f, s, CLARKE, ai Third Vice President TERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, o, Mei Builders, Lambor Merc! thers, whom it may concern :— olufhe United States Centennial Board of Finance wilt re- ceive Proposals for the supply «f Lumber, Iron and other uired inthe erection of the Soyering acres: Ws Fairmount Park, Ehiladelohias Plans and specifications for the same m and after Febr the office of ry Seateeaat 4, Board. of Fi hace, No. Dok Watnur pte detphing nts and of 4 oat reet, and sealed in_ conformity with, the spect wu be rece for the whole or part of the builaing to noon on February 23, 1874, at the same Taformatien fa 80, the nature and extent of the work Weick VAUK & BUADFORD. Norio Broadway Now jeasrs, a York. JOHN WELSH, President FusDERICE FRacey, Secretary. Centennial Board of Finance, Approved. A. T, GOSHORN, Director Genoral |