The New York Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1874, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD WHULE NO. 13,693. NEW YORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, RUSE ENTS —Bsconn Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth colu ee ee Paox—First column, LLIARDS—Eceventn Pacs—Third column, Boaibet WANTED—Skcoxn Pack—First column. ND LODGING WANTED—Sxconp Pace—First BROOKLYN Le ped fila POR SALE—E.eventa Pace—Sixth cc BUSINESS OPPO ONT HTS Neeru Paces. BUSINESS NOTICES—Saventu Pace—Sixth column. city ae ESTATE FOR SALE—Exsvanta Pace— CLERKS Greta ALBEMEN—Twairen Pace—Fifth and sixth CLOTHING -Sxcom Paar—First column. COACHMEN ‘AND GARDENERS Twaurra Pace—Sixth column. brea AND WOOD—Exeventn Paox—Third column. TWISE SIRAMEGIPS-Finst Pace—sixth column. 8 COPARTNERS| SHIPS—Ninta Paci DANCING ACADEMTRSSucosD Page—Third column, DRY GOODS—Finst Pacz—! Fou: DWELLING: HOUSES TO LET RURNISHED AND bi pee RNISHED—Exeventa Pace—Fourth and EUROPEAN OSTEAMSHIPS—Finsr Pace—Fourth, fitth ixth columns. BUROFES Suton Pace—Fourth column. EXCHANGE ELevents Pace—Third column. EYES AND KARS—Eveventa Pacu—Third column, Berea Pace. Third co SALE—| Fag lnm! FURNISHED YROOMS AND. APARIMENTS TO LET— LEVERTH Pace—Fifth column, FURNITURE euevenra Pace—sixth column, ae Med petal etlclaeeel Pace—Finth HELE” WANTED—MALES—Twauren Pace—Sixth col- umn, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.—Firsr Pace—Second and ‘ird columns. HOTELS—Sxconp Pace—First column. HQUBES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED—Finsr Pace—Fourth INSTRUCTION Piast Pace—Third column. LECTURE REASON—Sgconp Pace—Third column. EGAL NOT! —Eueventa Pace—Third column, Loan N OFFICES—Finst Pacr—Fourth column. LOST AND FOUND Fins? Pacr—First column. MAC! Lp ELeventa Pace—Third column, MARBLE MANTELS—Eve: saiert Fade tid column, MEDICAL SECOND Pace— d colui SECREEANBOUB ADVER xth column. MUSICAL —Ssconp Pace—Third column. NEW PUBLICATIONS—Seventn Pace—Sixth column. PERSONAL —First Pace—First column. FIANQTOBTAG, ORGANS, &C.—Sxcoxp Pacs—Third PROPOSALS. COND Pace—Second column, PROFBABIONA) SITOATIONS. WANTED—FEMALES— 77H Pace—Fifth column. PROPERTY 0 ouT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO NTH Pace—Sixth column. RE! REAL ESTATE TO" ae EXCRANGE—E.aventa Pace— Sixth c ola REAL Berar I WANTED—Exavewr Pacr—Sixth col- REWARDS—Finer Pace—First Clea SALES AT AUCTION—Sxcoxp PaG econd column. airuarions WANTED PEMALES—Twatren PaGe— third, fourth and fifth columns, cond. srvANtO Hows WANTED--MaLES—Twaipre Pags—Fifth srEciALs NOTICES~Finst Pace—First and second col- SPORTING, | DOGS, BIRDS, 4c.—First Pace—Second ORAGE eevenest Page—Third column. rie TEN ee Page~sixth column. OR es pune eee PURPOSES-Enavenra Pace—Fourt ol RS? TENT e Finst Pace—Sixth column. TRAVELLER! UNFURNISHED, ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Exeventn Pacr—Fitth column. wale TO PURCHASE—Szconp Paces—Fourth col- westduusreR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OB ‘uv LET—Eceventn Pace—sixth coe WINTER RESORTS—Sxconp Pacu—First col olumn. oa STEAMBOATS, &C.—Sxcoxp Page—Tnird col- EMENTS—Texrn Pacr— HERALD BRANCH OFFICES—UPTOWN AND HARLEM, “ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY AND 530 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS. [| OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT IN THE YEaR. ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP TO 9 P. M, A’ FICE RATES. ia HARLEM OFFICER, 124TH goto ONE DOUR UE. ADVERTISEMENTS WEST OF THIRD AVE RECEIVED PROM 9 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M. NEWSDEALERS AND BOYS SUPPLIED WITH HERALDS AT 4 O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING. AD- VERTISERS AND NEWSDBALERS ATTENDED TO WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST 50- CALLED BRANCHES IN TWENTY-THIRD AND THIRTY. SECOND STRE. ETS. PARIS AGENCY HERALD. NEW YORK RESRS. KREMER & CO., AMERICAN REGISTER, HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD, THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL- ERS WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES REQUIRING THEM. ce PERSONAL. ‘yor K.—HAST THOU LEFT ME, “AE POOR eae one, to pine on the stem t” Fon ADOPTION—IN A GOOD HOME, A _ FINE, Py 4 boy, two years old; full surrender, Address ‘OB E—WILL MEET YOU AT ASTOR HOUSE,, ee Monday, frum 10 to 12 o'clock. Room 167 Satistactory. pag ILLIE W.—SEND ME YOUR ADDRESS; HAVE just returned. FRED., box 103 Herald ‘Uptown Branch office. LYE 8) CURTISS CALL AT THE WASHINGTON Hotel immediately. Te RAs a eet Ai MF ANN STREET, irmingham, England, write to his parents imme- diately? Last heard trom in Nebraska. yi ILL THE YOUNG’ LADY WITH SEAL SAC ‘QUE, accompanied by friend, who rode from Fulton ferry to Bleecker street in car on Saturday morning, send her address to gentleman who stood on back plat- rcumstance to avoid mistake. Ad- form? state some! dress FRANK SISTERS, Herald office, TLL THE SMALI T OF THE THR: ladies who went trom the Colosseum turday af- behets Br payay to Fourth AE Bae a atter- re ed up Broadway send her address t ARTIC EVELYN, Herald Cp LOST AND FOUND. OST.—$20 WILL BE PAID AND NO asked for the return of the Valise and i taken from the Washington train in the Jersey Cit RAINS STIONS éontents, depot. on Thursd: MILLER & CRAN y evening. ply to SHA No. 6 Maiden aking, New York. __ REWARDS, a REWARD-FOR INFORMATION OF THE thief who stole a young orange and white H. from CAMKS', No. West Twenty-sixth meee REWAKD.—LOST ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, between 54¢ and 6 P. M., while going trom New 4 bo Jersey City via Cortlandt street ferry, an old fashioned bull's eve Watch; dark gold, _opén-taced, Goubie case English lever, Hoskell, Liverpool, thaker Wi 6,696; owner's name scratched on back of inside case; es: teemed on account of association more than value; above Feward paid and no questions asked. Return to GEORGE 4. VRUOM, 29 Spruce street, New York. 100 REWARD PAID, AND NO QUESTIONS asked, on the return of a Diamond in a ring setting broken from the ind bart: supposed to have been Jost in the snow: it ft pawne liberal reward aid for the ticket. HH, RAYNOR, No. 5% Pine street. $100 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE- turn of 8 solitaire diamond Shirt Stud, lost in Brvoklyn on Saturday P. M., February 7, and no ques- tions asked. Address JOHN’ U, COURTENAY, box 309 Post office, Brooklyn. ‘SPEC AL NOTICES. “A fOp8 VATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER . a sparkling “Wines—Manufacture of complete ‘utiits of Apparatus and Materials, with full instruction: ti nts of mang eae Pong | and dispensin, xin destrabc territory, Catalogues free: First avenug, Twenty sixth aud Twenty-seventh streets, New York, ATTENTION, NEW YORK MILLS OR WAMSU1 TTA muslin Shirts, 2,200 linen Bosoms, made in the best manner; fit guaranteed a a dozen 32 5) each; ber dozen; a mud ent ane taken in any part of the rd LOOMINGDALE & (9,, 44 West Broadway. PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTU! A vely. marge Fraud Drain 500,00, | Whole Tekets, aR SR OS, B, BRAMLETY Agent THOS. HANS ab Eastern Agents, 609 Broadwi —HBRALD BRANCH oaie BROOKLYN, COR ner of Fulton avenue and Boe “ A. Open tromB A.M. OO TE Mee On Sunday from 3 to oP. M. GL AVANA" BANKERS. H! sees of information furnished. ers, LL Wall street, New York. OTICE TO MASTERS OF COASTING | VESSELS And otners.—The schooner Queen of the 6 cotton, ashore at Watch: a tae . Va., havi oie with oxy. ;4 ro by Norolk kr ‘thomas, Sretiin, 80 THOMAS ORBLE Agent ee itl Adjuste: toe tas ora salvages for sam Oty by either of __ SPECIAL NOTICES, Ormgiae { DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY STATE EXTRA bays ne uv graae sar td ar’ a SS aamivenrmcrate no. 17 ream we 4. 13, sidcesd ac CLUTE, Sox lod Jersey City a) Post office. FFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY STATE if ie eryha CLs a at arg 14, 1874. eo egerratiecrkts xo. I Pig al -a re ge 61, 44, 57, 4 i d to mi cr Der Gent allowe aa, seal yl City. Qouwanrs, 1,251 BROADWAY, WILL PAY THE id pulampanie Oa le ve hi nest’ prices for ladies’ Off Clothing’ Give him a call or addi $265,000 Secu carte, exci aries ay tickets $5; hi ae free. LIN ore and General Agent, 30 Lib- ony ‘street, New York sFORTING—pOe , BIRDS, &C. AY —FOR BALE “KINDS oF PANCY DOGS, Birds, dc, ieilctnes for all diseases. Prepared Food for mocking birds. At B. G. DUVEY’: Groene street, near Canal 8 LABGe.. NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR SALE.— Good watch dog Pe young. Appiy at Paragon Dye ‘Works, 161 York street, Brooklyn, >>” ***#Fason Dy" RANCIS BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL Brett choice bre brgeds of Dogs. , Hutler's totalhble, Mange Cure an ; Butler's new Work. $2 tet, boarded, trained, dc. "Mediciues for ell diseases. I N. MEYER (LATE FOSTER & MEYER), NO. 3 de Amity street, near Broadway, has for sale all the choice breeds of Dogs and. Birds. diseases HORSES, _ CARRIAGES, N PUNPARALLECED AND ABSOLUTE SALE, BY BLIC To On TUESDAY TOMORROW), WAVERLEY A‘ IN L, K New von ito: BL, OF BEVEN HIGHBRED, HAND- SOME, BLOODED 8, EE) GANT CARRIAGES, WAGONS, RNESS, BLANKE''S, OBES, AKING IN’ wr L ONE OF Ti Ghia rest bales OF THE KIND EVE, NEW YORK, BY TENE ae DUFF, AUCTIONEERS, A the property of a welknows. GB atiarnan ot Westchester Noted always for his extra, ine horses and equipay His only reason for selling ison account ot him avin. disposed of his slogan fant residence and stable, and now cone going coat visit abroad, with family, for an indefi- Bite length of Including a ver ‘fast and handsome sorrel Geising: 15% hands high and 7 years old; be was sired by the norres horse and bred by James L, erie EP en 1 in the St ot Maine; he is very stylish, not high headed and honest in’ CP A fsa fine aa and pure, open trottef; 18 @ good’ breaker, and can be driven by any one; he can show 2:35at any time, and used to Jocomott is (oll A No, | roadster or a su- perior i he is perfect in every particular and is wal rani d's ‘sound and kind. Also a very ry epeeey. dark brown, (elding, 15% pends Wagi pish. n. 8 years ol te Biel reg Mh Ly Bag Wild er; he b: eh lare; Was bred a’ Sarliogton, Maines Be Fete Han; ie teas J., bY Ral pleasing driver, with extra endurance, 2:40 now; ne has never had any training, with the ex- ception of road driving, bat his bold ry: nd strong gait warrants the belief if properly pancias he will make a very valuable track horse; he ery muscular, with full, heavy mane and tail, noble ‘and. good jaited, and is gentle and docile, and has extra strength; he is war- Tauted sound and kind. Also fast, handsome young trotting Mare; beauty. She is 1544 hands high and 5 years old; was raised in Ken- tucky and sired by Gold Dust, she is extra handsome and étylish; tine, Iree and easy driver; fine! rhe gaited, with a fine disposition; has a ane head, beautiful neck, fine, clean limba, good feet and in all a'periect model of rnc e and beauty. she 10K i a attair last tall at hite Plains for beauty she one of the nd can beat finest young trotters in the stave, with easy, open gait, and can trot her mile betier than 2:40 now, and nothing befalls her she willrank in a yery. short time with the first horses on tke turf. she is warranted sound, kind, free, without vice, trick, fault or blemish. Also tast' and handsome brown retin Mare, 1534 hands bigh, 6 y« old; was sire te rir lam- dletonfan, dar a Belufounder mare; was red by Smith, of Orange county, and showed vA fate a id old a mile in 248. She can now beat 2:40, a1 fect pet of owner's tamil: speed by a child. She is ole mare: is honest and well behaved in all harness, and a ects intelligent mare is seldom, if ever, to be found. She is warranted sane and kind. N. B.—Trhe above two mares have been driven together and make a very desirable and sg team that can pull a road wagon together in 2:85, am ited and have dispositions al: kes will be sel 1d separ Also fine, stylish . re ‘Geidim 1534 hands high, 6 years old; ‘sald to sired by is He is in color & golden ‘sorrel, with full beautifully gaited, goes in great style: is efor eas horse; is perfect pet; has been used by children and can pull a Pecerasen ities sacaare raed santana wheter ia want of @ reliable roadster or sate horse for the tamily to use should not tail to avail themselves of the present on- portunity. He is fully warranted in all harness and warranted sound and kind, Also a ne gray Gelding; is 153, hands high, 6 years old: he was sired by Pilot: dam, tast grey He is a very fine driver, sat any use; does not fear locomotive and can trot in 2:00. "He ig an extra’ polo horse and warranted sound and kind. ‘Also handsomest Pony in New York: 14 hands high, 6 years old; has all gaits under saddle and can pulls pony hacton a mile in minutes: he ig safe for children's use; ga very proud and stylish driver and is warranted sound and kind, Also, a One Coupe, with glass quarters shifting tront. Pole ai and shatts inne fine order, Also, a fine and very Tight Dog Cart or Drag, with turn out seat Two ciegant, full leather top side bar Road Wagons; elegantly gold mounted, with pole and shafts. ‘One Jeather top pony phaeton in good order. The above carriages are all of the best city manu- facture. Two Set of fine covered mounted Double Harness, in periect order; three Set of covered mounted Singie Mar- ness; fine, sweats trect, stable, walking and dress Blank- ets, Saddles and ae flue imported English ees valuable Fur and Ylush Lap Rugs, and everything aj pertaining to gentleman's first class turnout. eal ove stock Is ail of the best and well worthy the attention of connoisseurs and gentlemen in. ntee given. nae of anything of the kind. A full wi each horse, and ample time wiil be allowed chasers for trial and exhibition at stabi ot sale, when parties can. have the opportunity Ofered to mination. Stock will stan examine. Owner will also be present to give all infor- mation required: Remember, sale positive and absolute, rata Ss shine, to P highest bidder, without any limit or r be 1 commence promptly at LL o'clock. A ENTIRE FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT To.MoRROW. (UieRDAY) FEB. 17, AT. 12 O'CLOCK. ON ACCOUNT OF OWN ABROAD, By ASORN VAN TASsE LL, AUOTIONERR. AT AUCTION MART, 0, 12 AND Il¢ EAST istit er., VERY K.UEGANT and STYLISH TEAM SORRELS, HORSE and MARE, raised at Binghamton, New York State, for present dwner; they are own brother and wister, sired by same horse’ and dam by same mare; are afraid of nothing ; can be driven by any one and are one of the most periect (amily teams In, this city, are 13% hands, 6 and 7 years, kind and true in all harness, tree evand are warranted sound and kind in évery ANDSOME STYLISH GRAY MESSENGER MARE, with long mane and tail, 15% hands, 7 scan trot in ‘3yy minutes; sound and kind eve: ry. cAT ROC SEAWAY, made by Beckh 3 ze Ali ator, Hladelphia, with shifting glass quarters, lined with brown cloth, with slip lining all complete, made to order, for $1,500, atid used one season. Pop Trotting Wagon on half springs, built by R. M. Sti- vers, with full close top, weighs 220 pounds, to carry two. Onle set fine double dnd one set single’ Harness, ety made, Wolverine Robe, Blankets, &c., &c. ‘To be sold without reserve a8 the owner Intends to re main abroad for the next two sake and is now com- pelled to sell, and pe wishing @ tamily establish. ment Will do well to call and examine this turnout. A J 216 ‘EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN SECOND and Third a aa very light and stylish; lined Coupe, pole and sha with bottle green leather. Conpe Rockaway for one horse, and shifting tront for summer use op Wagon, built by Dusenbury & Van Duze; Victoria, very handsome, built by Dusenbury & Van ‘Twenty very flue 4 spring trotting Wagons, from $160 Pity A Wanons,, ro springs, from $130 up. oka Way's wots trom $10) up. Pit "Op ony magtont, P rom $120 up. Single and double Harness, trom $18 up. Blankets, Robes, &c., & Dealers are invited to cive my stock an inspection be- fore purchasing elsewhere, as I am compelled to remove this spring. I am ready to sell below cost and I with Grarahuee to sell per cent below any other house in this city. UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON ate, te Johnston & Van Tassell), OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND, 37 Nassau street, opposite the Post office. cemie ara AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR Feces Is MOV ft TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISE: Re TUIBSEENTH, STREET, R UNIVERSITY PLACE, SALES OF HOES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 104 O'CLOCK. The business will be conducted on precisely the sam strict and honorable principles which have always char- rized the ot the ot our house and won the respect and confidence of the business community as well as te public at ta ‘vor SALE MAY BE MADE, AS USUAL EITHER AT OCR DOWNTOWN HOUSE, $7 NASSAU STREMT, OR AY THE MART 19 TO, 25 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE. PUROWAS 48 FROM ONE TO-THRER DAYS? TRIAL OF EVERY HORSE; WARRANTEE SOUND, TIBERAL ADVANCES MADE: ON CONSIGNMENTS, SALE COMMENCES AT 10% O'CLOCK. Wagons, 10 open, $95 and up; ¢ Grocery or Expre: Wagons, ¢ Depot, aways, 00 set all Kinds of tare ness, at 1,430 Beved way. A PONY x open, gob ant up DO., TOP, $150; 20 roe Medicine for all ak ‘driven ny heient of bove, for inspection, up to time ~~ HORSES, CARRIAGHR, 40, Ti iE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART yhieoe vO WILLIAM VAN TASSELL (SDCCES8OR TO JOHNSTON & VAN TASSL LL) AT THE OLD STAND, 110, 113 and i¢ EAST THIR- HBT FOURTH AVENU REGU LA! LE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES Wit. ae BLD bh tk abl AND FRIDAY, TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE a sell, will find this house ints Cesiese will he conducted on ightforward principles which have gov ened i in in'the faa HE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE Tar ie BAe SOUND FROM & TO 48 HoURs FO Daca and Carriages alwase om hand nd st private sale. Sean oapcat ‘CEB MADE ON NMENTS. ENTRIES CAN BE MADE BY SENDING: wire, 3 SORIPTION THROCGH THE MAILS, A wane UP TO SIX O'CLOCK THE DAY PREVIOUS 0 T VAN TASSELL'S AUCTION MAR’ HO, US" AND 114 BARE THUMTEENTH STREET, FOURTH AVEN APRIVATE SALE. on tnaantet. built by Brewster, of Twenty-fifth street; e-half spring top Wagon, nearly new, 212 poses, by Brewster of Twenty-fifth street; six seat kaway, nearly new, by Laurance: one: shalt spring road Wagon, by Dusenbury &Vanduser ; top Wagon, baild by Brewster o. of Broome street; extension top Phacton, by Sar. it, Of Boston; four seat curtain Rockaways, elegantly trimived ; four seat depot Wi and depot Rockaways fifty one halt lull spring top Wagons trom. $130 u twenty very fine top and no om bony Phaetons. The fwentyrery Sie, very cheap to to close ‘advances T PRIVATE SALE. COUPE, very light and cheap, Coupe Rockaways, Extension Top Phaeton: Dy Phaetons and Depot Wagons Light sidebar Road Wag pas style Top Wa, cone. “trom $100 up. ‘arness, Blanket CARRIAGE REPOSITORY 216 BAST NINTH STRERT, NEAR THIRD AVENUK, A TENTION I-SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, SLEIGH! from THOMPSON'S, of the old houserot Kinbal &Co. To close out our fine stock of we offer, two double and: two, rit the moat ‘eqant Sleizhs ever omered tor sale, 1 25 per cent below ce J. KEAL & CO. Broadway, near soety. fourth street, —FOR SALE—THREE HORSES; TO BE 8OLD AT * # sacrifice on account of the death ot my husband ; Will be sold tor half their value. Inquire at 65 South Fifth avenue. POR SALETA PAIR OF BAY COACH HORSES: well broken, gentle, fast travellers, with fine knee action, Apply at private stable 143 West Seventeenth at. Fo SALE CHEAP—TWO TEAMS OF HEAVY Horses; can be bought single or double. Can be seen from ¢ to 6, aiternoons, at 431 West Thirty-eighth et, OR SALE—ONE SIX SEAT PEAETON, ONE straight front Coupe, one Top Busey, one no top do, six acta double. and single Harness in good con- mn. W. BR. STARIN, 513 bast 120th st, or 40 Beaver et. (OR SALE—FIRST CLASS COUPE, UARE front in best order, with Pole and Shafe. faquire at private stable 48 West Thiriy-eighth street, OR SALE—A NEW CLARENCE, LINED WITH cloth aad satin: will be sold for $1,000; cost $1,300. Inquire at DONOHUE’S stables, Eighty-seventh street, near Lexington avenu OR SALE—BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS, $100; ROAN oaths 15 hands, 8 years, $75; bay Mare, 16 hands, ay ; three one horse Trucks, $75, $140, $160, Call’ at av umbrella store, 3233 Hudson s OR SALE—A HANDSOME BLACK PONY, 15 hands, six years old; kind and true; warranted sound; sold only tor wantof use. Apply at 9 King st OR SALE—A VALUABLE 5 YEAR OLD HORSE, + warranted in every respect excep! blemish on one eye ; luable for a team, New Cham. bers street. WOR SALE—A GOOD PONY, 7 YEARS, BEATS 3 minutes, 144g hands, sound and gentle ; sold cheap or traded tor one of less value. Apply x 204 West Sixteenth street, in | tin shop. OR SALE CHEAP—TWC SIDE BAR TOP WAGONS, city made, nearly new; one Road Wagon and two ight Express W: rubber cov ‘agons; one with top: new single Har- ed, and new Express Harness, No. h street. REAT BARGATNS,—OARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, HAR- ness, new and second hand; all fyless ever Phaetons, light Coupe Rock: vay, , Dog Cart. MANUFACTURERS" INION, ARNESS—$14 50 TO $20, HORSE Brg he assorted sizes, $2 to $25; Lay ihe Robes, Sleigh Belts, Ba dies, Smoruy ent fi the city; new stock mianicsereted a fe, at low prices ad Pritt BARTLETT, 62 Wartea street OnN Ons HAMLIN, sO THE PROPERTY, ¢ hs ae og ote sc ealls for Parte stoi on TUESDAY, February 17 at iO A. M., at stable, rear of 41 Union square, Consisting of an ‘elegant and extra stylish team of handsome aud. flnely colored dappled gray Mares sisters, can hardly be distinguished apart; 6 old, 15%, high full, are sired by Clay, Junior, dam a Mor- gan inare; were raised by Mr. ‘Taylo county. (the celebrated stock breeder); ‘are as_ele- gant, free, easy and pleasant, driving team In Park or road as any gentleman or lady wish to use; are afraid of not even a locomotive; are pure and even gaited; drive like one horse; in fact, are the most sensible and even tempered team ever offered at public sale; are free from spot or biemish; arte without trick or fault; can trot to park phaeton in 3:10, and are warranted sound and kin ‘Also a dre and fast pair black roadsters, 15 high, only old; sired by Black Hawk. dam'Karexa, This pera arava teen weed dingie as well ae doutierom rent down town and elsewhere; are two of the finest yand most gentle horses ever owned or driven by a gen- anor lady; they are afraid of nothing: in, fact nd withoud iying? can trot together inside of 3 % and are Warranted sound and kind in all harness, B.—This is an elegant road team, and commands the ntion of any gentleman wishing to purchase; they 1 be sold separate {f desired ; please call and see them. ‘Also an extra stylish dark bay coupe or family Geld: 1 hands, 6 years old, three-quarter thoroughbred ; ied in Kentucky by Coleman; is fine under die; gay, fine knee action; fine clean limbs and feet; je bone and muscle; rust be seen to be appreciated; iLand further description at time of sale; he is war- ranted sound and kind. Also Brewster, of Broome street, top and open Wagon, Stivers’ Sleigh, Wott Robes, Bells, Kersey dress Blank: ets, full sults stable Blankets, Whips, Saddles and Bri- dles, &c. Sale positive. Stock on exhibition. Call and get bargain: JUST ARRIVED, THIS MORNING, 25 GOOD WORK Horses, from 5 to 8 years old; suitable for all pur- Poses: to bé sold cheap. “Apply at l76 Mercer street, near jeecker. | Bis TOP EXPRESS OR BUSINESS WAGON AND Harness, Canadian Pony, 15 hands; a one-horse Truck and Harness, and Horse; sold together or sepa- rate; other low priced Horses, 413 West Thirteenth st. OCKAWAY—SIX SEATED, BROWN CLOTH LIN ing, with linen slip cover, steps close By aBring on closing’ door, glass front and ‘sides; Lawrence's best make; has béen used very seldom and in periect order: Will Be sold cheap; Apply at 195 Kast Twenty third street, Inquire tor Mort! WANTED-A PAIR OF SOUND, WELL BROKEN Hor: Address H, D, W., 112 Madison avenue, for one week, stating price. ‘ANTED—TO HIRE, TWO ONE HORSE TRUCKS for one or two months, with drivers. Address, at once, L, D., box 162 Herald Uptown Branch offlee. eo DRY GoUDs, A’ KINZEY'3, Bancane IN pyaar 15,000 yards of Hamburg Embroieries trom auction. 3 3.008 varde Hamburgs, 3c. andi 5 &8, Be. Bamburgs, 100, “and tinge. burgs, lie. and 18. MbUFBS, Be. to Be. Neck FaMings, é., 10ec., be Skirt Ruftlings, 6c. er nd 25,000 yards real and imitation Laces and Zdgings. Yak Laces, I5c., ae Sail beg BD Guipure Laces, 6c Malines Laces, Duchess Laces, Applique Lacea, ii pase Sonate, “ag jog eam Vette, 25e. each. Bilk Lace Veils, 25¢. up. uare Silk Handkerchiefs, 89c. up. nty yor all shades, 25c, i : eee ular Hose, 25¢. albriggans, 39¢, Mises" feriped oat ee a Gents’ regular half Hose, Tape Fomiiey | a. Pisce, Embrol idery Tima ‘ie, piece, Zephyr Worsteds, 124;c. ounce. Swiss Jaconet Mulls and Nainsook: Musling, in plain and fancy, sa Toilet Department— Soaps, Pertumeries, Powders, Combs, Brushes, at popular prices. Gros Grain Ribbons, 0c. Cord edge Ribbons, 3c. Sash Ribbons, 26c., 31 Ladies’ Underwear— Skirts, Robes, Chemises, Drawers, Corsets, &c.—popular prices, Opening 501 dozen new Shades in two button Kids, 50c. One button Kids, 25c., 31¢,, 39¢., 50e. Soiled Kid Gloves, 10c. pair, Genuine Reynier Di Gloves for gents, at 200 dozen warranted Real Kid Gloves, 50c. pair. Swiss carved Goods, in Brackets, racks, trames, &c., 4c. WILLIAM KINZEY, 767 and 769 Broadway, treet, Corner opposite A. T. Stew: ae nears LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TURKISH abe wee ro ine, them of [UST OPENED—1,00 PIECES HAMBURG EDGINGS and Insertions; also Real Laces at a great reduction, previous to stock taking, BENNETT WILLIAMS, 773 Broad wa; 10 THE LADIES OF -NEW YORK.—LADIES’ UNDER- wear in great variety for sale below cost of manutac- ture, being the stock of a wholesale manufacturer; great bargains. 21 Astor place, Tt ce E EVENING TELEGRAM NG EVENING TELEGRAM EVENING TELEG! MORE mew Pee TROULATION phve PAP! COMB OMEN, > venta COMBINED, OTHER EVENING THE COMHLER OM CAN ND THE CITY ino SUBURBS—TWO CENTS, AEE ¢ OVER THE CITY AND SUBURBS—TWO CENTS. ALL OVER THE CITY AND SUBURBS—TWO carte Le OVER THE OIry AND SUBURBS—TWO CE. . LOAN ¢ OFFICES, T & NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND John streets—NEWMAN LEOPOLD continues the buying, selling or advancing on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Fianos, Merchandise, Lit Policies for any A DyANces MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, fine Laces, India Shawls, &c.. he Srey, "store! Rae auction rooms ot JOSEPH SOLOMON rivate offices, Anction sales Svery’ Wenesday.. T JACKSON'S, | 806 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEV- enth street.—Money liberally ‘advanced on Dt Silks, Dry Goods and personal Private entrance for imonds, Watches, Jewelry, Property ot every description. T 57 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— Money loaned, on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, or IsAA 57 Thirteenth street. the same doug! No business transacted on Saturdays. OFFICE.—$75,000 ON Silver, camel's hair Shawls, Laces, Valuables, &c.; utmost value loaned ; or will buy: J. H, BARRINGER, 735 Broadway, OQNEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, , and the same bought. GEORGE ©, ALLEN, #41 Brosdway, near Fourteenth street. NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,— Liberal advances ‘made on Diamonds, Watches, vowels = all a of Merona YMAN 04 Ksiablished 1854, Jewelry, Silverwat The zits bought POLD, SIXTH | AVENUE, Twenty-fitth streets—Liberal ad- Suncks aude on Diabet Jewelry, Silks, Laces, and Shawls, Same bought at full ra ae BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET (oldest established and mogt re Liberal advances on Di Same bought aud ‘Bolde BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANC| bis B.—Parlor for, ladies. Money loaned jonsible office). — is, Watches, Silverware, HERTS. 1,207 Broadway. on Diamonds, Watclies, Jewelry, &c, Same bought ane sold. HOUSES, ROOM: M.S, BO, VI WANTED. in this ‘City and Brooklyn. —A.—A.—PERSONS DESIRING TO RENT THEIR Houses the ensuing season can enter them upon Renting first class residences 31 East Seventeonth st street. Our books tree of charge, ANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND MILK WAGON, with or without Top, in good running order. Ap- py at5ll Seventh avenue, between Thirty-seventh and Thirty-elghth streets, WANTED@ A SHRTEAND OR SMALL PONY, MUST be wound and kina; also W must be ‘cheap. Address “FOSTER, Herala Uptowa Branch office. AGONS. —CHEAP beeps) GROCERY, ye ness, Piumber's, ker's, Concord, Deli Platform Spring Wagons for sale and cxoheng o26 Spring street. D0) Wer onAN® gOPEN, SECOND, HAND ROAD Waxons, by Brewster, Stivers & Dusenbery and Yan Duser: ‘re ewster light Clarence, 1 Skeleton. I Sul- ky} Rockaway, Lught Coach. top and oper pony Phaetons, single ‘and jouble arnese’t Kxpress Wagon, Blankets, Whi Wait it. GRAY, 20and 22 Wooster street 12 5-HORSE, EXPRESS WAGON AND HARNESS; ) childreti’s Pony, light Wagon and Harness, 100; bay Horse, $0; Depot and light top Business ‘agons cheap. No. 267 West Twenty-ftth street, Sic ia win rita Y DAPPLE GRAY us Al is, $150; both six years old; wi hnout fault or blemish, 216 We; sound and nin Thirty-first street. 5150. —TEAM TRUCK HORSES AND HARNESS, $ senarate or together; $135, Horse for busi- ness, sound and kind, i teas traveller; $! and Harness + ity made lea Harness, in perfect ede i express West bind sixth street. ~ ~ INSTRUCTION. icin THOMP: '$ COLLEGE, 2 roorra VE) posite per Institute.—Bookkeeping, writing, aritnmeue taught, day and evening: ladies’ rrieine, ments; telegraphy taught practically, with instruments, in one quarter. GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE DAILY LESSONS IN attics ee Pravin Franch, cet the Gieres £ exchange for Boa ina le ress 7 Herald Uptown Branch office. isk OLBEAR’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1,193 BROAD- way, corner en ant street.—Open day and evening for new pupil itlemen or ladies can se- cure pera ce rooma and learn more of Business Writing Pool oF seeping ot re Arithmetic in one month than in ye clas: ys (ot w semoany, tor business in ai quarter. ‘Reo 80 GRAY HORSE, KIND IN ALL HARNESS, $100; A Rockaways, $05; Depot Wagons, $60; side by 3125; do., lop, $180; Express Harness, $20 t 1,40 Broadway. TO TRADE, AN ELEGANT CITY MADE SHIFT. . stop sidebar Road Wagon, used six times, tor . ight Par ar Ehgevon, to vent four persons, Adi ddreted, B. axoaon Zouxa souND 1a lorse, onal! warrat 190 Dinter Belge Ga Addroas JOR, 11 West twenty-ats A~TORSALR, TWO FINE ROAD OR BUSINESS + ed be solo er nccount Soe oie Te Tage as ie meen; | ete F NCH, GERMAN AND ITALIAN. Priv naa class tastruction by the best professors ta at the the city, IW YORK CONSERVATORY, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, next to Deimonico’s. gentlemen in three ments 4 a good Pronunciation Cae terms $3 a w “ae 2 Hee, for each Adiiees PROF ESSO 170 Herald Up- fre iy wit Braneh office. pied a ns. 2 E S S a e APFAYETTE SpuOLasC feet gel ha —— hed tla bate Now York.—Col uee—I bi Sea ra. ee we hia FREE REGISTRY FOR DWELLINGS FOR SALE OR to let.—No charge unless purchased or satistactory 8. B. GOODALE & CO., 5 West Twenty- third street, Filth avenue Hotel. NICE CITY DWELLING WANTED TO RENT BY an unexceptionable private tamily. of highost ret- ith possession on or before tenants obtained. rence and responsibility, w: May. Send particulars to box 1,302 Post office. L THOSE WISHING TO RENT THEIR HOUSES, furnished or unfurnished, would do well to enter them upon our lists, sf jen rom 8 A. too P. M. 1M Pst pear morecis ptaestt ata UNE FRENCH LADY OF “SOME wishes a nicely furnished house at aera between Ninth and Become and Sixth avenues. ‘Address W DRY. HtGH sTooP. reas all modern linprovements, Fourteenth and Fittys private Caml, Third and Eighth avenues and ninth streets; not over Address RY/ RYAN. Herald U FOUSE WANTED.—A_ CENTRALLY bigh bagel Sueve iy SY 1,200 rent; for # Btown Branch o House wanted bv a small pri- “VADERLAND rouatyyt . A first class tenant, prompt aecure: a ing, with par- Wey ae Mee if ry ip Ag BUILDING. WITH STEAM a ir atonce, hy box wi Teraid. fact Branch oftcen” oo ‘ANED—ROOM, WITH STEAM POWER FOR TWO lathes, on metal, between. 8 treet and Green- wich and rey $a Walls sey not a not above $25 per fH, 14 Fulton street. A SMALL FAMILY, THE LOWER partofa House (unfurnished) below Nineteenth Address, stating particul street, west side, which must be moderate, ANTED TO RENT. first ctass order, YE. ell located House; must be in Address N., box 2,76) Post office. In the Country. RANGE OR IOUT, ian HOUSE SUTsAE Le FOR asmall family o' dui st be ith fall Dartionters: TENANT. box 8" Herald yA eitith 29 or 40 naltee GAN et within or miles of Y ‘. ALY 5 mu: all the modern improvements. ew vont cy 'W. THOMP- 80: Motrovoliten Hotel. __FUROPEAN, STEAMSUIPS. FORTH GERMAN, Luo ‘STEAMSHIP COMPANY Sou iain Fluka, pil gat fre fo ee ‘followed by the foe ‘on Saturday, hind pATBMER, teeta ve RATES. OF PASSAGE A Egnpon, HAVRE AND or fs equiv lent in currency. Veieelinn, in gold, _BUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. a. THITE STAR LINE. pi \UEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOO cabnYiSa THE UNITED STATES MAIL, New ong full powered Steamsh pe sailng from New York on Saturdays, from Liverpool on Avurad t Cork Harbor each way. REPUBLIC. -Repruary 21, at 3. CELTIC. Fe ADKLA’ BALTIC F OCEAN Mar ae the White ‘Star Docks, Pavoma verry, Jersey Cy Fussenger accommodation for all classes unt{valied, combining safety, speed and coinfort. Saloons, staterooms, Smoking. room and bathrooms in midahip section, where seast motion is felt. Surgeons and stewardesses accompany the steamers, PB ea $90, gold; return tickets, $140, gold; erage, $30 in currenc ‘Those wishing to send for friends in the Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates—$32, c reney. Passengers booked to and from all parts of America to Paris, Hamburg Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, ina, Draits trom £1 apward. For inspection of plans and other tnformation apply at the company’s office, 19 Broadway, New York. Bills of Luding issued to Continental ports. KJ. CORTIS, Agent, M SM. MM. M. M. PRICE FOUR CENTS. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, NAtionay ‘LINE, This company takes ‘he bn ot insurance (up to $500,000 in gold) on each of its steamers, thus giving, Lg sengers the best possible wea ie for salety and avoidance ofdanger at sea- The most souther!; this ee to avoi 's been adopted by al ice Mod headla! roy Diivenroor. i x Misa Feb, 28, HOLLAND, Brags. Cabin passage.’ ta trom Liverpool at the Lowest rates. Bro a U tot Managel ‘Apply at the Compat NITED STATES PAssp Passports of the Devartmen . WILLMARTH, U; RT BU REAU.—OFFIOIAL . At of State issued by A. hited States Court House, 41 Cham- Gt Waatear STEAMSHIP LINE. NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT. The steamers of this line will sail from pier 13 East River, as touowat CORNWALL, Gibson Cabin passage, eres Sas naaets 1 Baaia vce e ah str aaignerinarett: E. E, MORGAN'S SONS. OR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL other points in Engtand and Wales. The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new first class steamships will sail irom J’ennsylvania Rail- road meparh, Jersey City, as tollows: ae re! GRAMORGAN March 21 First cabin & second cabin, $55 curre steerage, $30 currency. ' Prepaid steerage certificates from Cardif, $33. curren Dratts for £1 and hee For fonnee GY Hea) apply to AKCHIBALD Ly CU., Agents, Ty Broadway. New York. NMAN LINE, NOTICE, The course laid down for these steamers, and followed by them tor several years, is fixed yan 250 miles south of Cape Race. Although the voys thus lengthened about 100 miles, better weather is met with, and there is much greater freedom trom fogs and floating ice and the danger of navigation consequent thereon. Royal ny steamers are aye to sail as follows ;— TOW ND LIVERPOOL, UEBNS' pies or oN WERP. > Feb. 21, at 9 A. M. Feb. 28, at2 P.M. Saturday, March 7, at 8 A. M. CITY OF MONTREAL. saturday, March 14, at 2 P. M. and each panne Saturday and sere, trom Pier 45 North Re ATES ‘OF PASS, ‘ SABENA) $0 and $90, gold, aeceding to accommo- jation, Round trip tickets at low rates. STEERAGE—Yo | Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Londonderry, ego ieee Jardift, Belfast, Havre or, tinmburg, $81 eh $32, currency. Passengers ‘are Pe Ps lasates, $ ‘Norway, Den- mark and Paris at reduced rates. Drafts igsued at lowest rates. For cabin passage and general: business apply at the Company's office, No. 15 Broadw: reve steerage passage at 33 Broadway, iy ier Ww North Agent. O'Donnell & Faulk, 402 Chestnut mrests Philadelphia. M. 8, Creagh, 102 State street, Bostor LL he Brown, 32 South Clark, corner Lake street, Chi- nd No. 9 Rue Scribe, Paris. oMittam Inman, Liverpool, TATE LINK, 5 Stei ‘ATE OF PENNSYLVANLS TATE OF are) STATE OF MINNES ea STATE STATE OF VIRGINIA, STATE OF GEOR it STATE OF FLORIDA uutding BEATE oF TNDIANA, STATE OF NEVADA rr erpool, Londonderry. &c STATE OR PENNSSEVANTA auile sotardgy March 7. STATE OF VIRGINIA sails Saturday, March STATE OF GEORGIA sails Saturday, April at From_ pier 36 North River, New York. Weekly sailings next summer. Rates of passage :—Canin, $60 and $3, gold; steerage, bd currency ; prepaid, $32, currency. Drafts at lowest be 9 further. petticulars apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Agents, 72 Broadway, New York. FOR, PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG. ie, Hamburg: “American Pucket Company's tron mail steamship POMMERANIA Captain H. F, Schwensen, will sail on Thursday, Feb- ruary 19, for Petpet © qritttes of passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and amburg : First cabin—Upper saloon, $120; lower saloon, $72, gold. Steerage to Cherbourg and Hambi a old. Steerage to Fiymouth, Landon and all Points in Eng- land, Scotiand and Wales, $3), HOLS ae will’ ail ebruary ees ere. KUNHARDT & CO. RIC. & BOAS, General Agents, Ge perane fecnce Avante: 61 Broad atreet, New York 61 Broadway, New York. UNARD LINE. NOTI' ICE, With the view of diminishing chances of collision, the steamers of this line take cy specified course for all seasons of the year. ‘On the outward passage trom Queenstown for New York or Boston, crossing the meridian of 50 at 43 latitude, or nothing to the north of 43. On the homeward passage, crossing, the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or noting to the north of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH Pu EBIOAN ROYAL MAIL STLAMSHIPS BETWEEN ns ee AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR FROM NE’ ALGERIA. Weday. Feb. Ls *RUSSIA....W'sday, Fel Cc ... W'ad: GALABRIA Wroany and every following Wednesany and Saturday rom New York. Steamers marked thus * do not carry steerage passengers. Cabin passage, $3), $100 and $130, gold, ac- cording to accommodation. ' Return tickets on favorable terms. Steerage, urrency. Tickets to Paris, $15, old, addition: ‘age tickets from Liverpool an ueenstown and Through bills of lading given tor Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antterp aud other pertson the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports, (For freight and cabin passag e apply at the company's gice, No. iris ca ‘or steerage passage at lil way, Tr! ere LES @. FRANCRIYN, Agent wu Vi) __Clark and. Randoiph streets, Chicago, | Tu |AGLB LINE. K UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS TO PLYMOUTH, CUERBOURG AND HAMBURG. The elegant Clyde bulls if teamanip Captain Thomas, will au on Taeete ueeraney %, trom Eagle Line pier, foonr a of wae ae bok. A MOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG, bin—Firat aloo. ga. Gold ; second saloon, $72, gold. te: simnoud and London, $30, currency ; to Cherbourg and Hamburg. $80, gold,” prepaid. Tickets from Hambur; ure ss cul npency. "Por freight apply to FUNCH, EDY 0. 27 South William street. For passage apply, to fo KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHMNE, Gen- bral vents, 113 Broadway. NITED STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS. town and Liverpool. Salling every Tuesday. Wisconsin, A a ‘Ee. uy at 6:0 A. M. NEVADA, Foray! at noon. From pier 46 North River, Cabin pargage, Ki wold; steerage, $30, currency. id tickets, $32, curre Passengers Boa ed to and from Paris lamburg, Nor- way and Sweden, &c, Drafts on Ireland, England, Germany at lowest rates. ‘on Be, WILLIAMS & G roadway. GPECIAL. NOTIOK <THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP WISCONSIN, sailing Tuesday, February 17, will carry a limited number of intermediate passengers at $50 cur- bh. A Sree te PP TLLTAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL PRBAMGHIES J i ae NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CA! The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Con- tinent will sail from pier No. 50 North River, as ts a — EU Lemarie . tag ty Febri turday, March 7 7 jaturday, March 2 Riga April ¢ wine) TO REST OR HAVR First Cabin, $125 Second Cabin, 8 cs Excursion tickets at reduced rates. American travellers going to or returning from the Continent of Et pe by taking this line, avoid both transit by English ers aan the discomforts of cross- ing the Channel, bes ving time, trouble and ex- pense. GEV! RGK MACKENG Agent, 53 Broadway, ED STAR LINE, PHILADELPHIA AND ANTWERP. Apnointed fp to ae Anry the ian and United States mails. NEDERLAN 17 | NEDER , SWITZERLAND. bullding | SWITZERLAN PRIGES UP PASSAGE IN CURRENCY First Cabin. o Becond Oabin, Steerage Prepaid Certificates, $32. Passenger accommodations for ali claases unsurpassed. Ample attendance ts jproviees: Every steamer carries a surgeon and stewat Th a tickets and through bills of lading issued be- tween all prominent points, For passage, rates of treightand other information, aPPly DETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents ang tyttnat street. Phuadelp ia, ya B, VONDER BECK, | noes reek New Yor General European Agent, Antwerp. NCHOR LINE, or, New York, TURDAY, “Sat, Mar. 7 Wed., Mar. 11 ve y iat, Sat, Feb. 23] TRINACHIA-Wed., Ma WACKDONTA: Wed., Mar. 4| CALIFORNIA.Sat, Mar. 2 The passenger accommodations on the steamers of th line are ansurpassed for elegance and com: frateroome ceva ‘on upper deck, thus ce aood MED and ee ATN PASNAGE TO OR PRO RPOUL, oR oF MDONDERRY, 2 SHAROO, aT RTOPE Om LenB cure, WE! S, 7 f SAT. STEA MER 968 a arte: 8) rerpool, London, Queenstown, London- rome | uefa ie Bristol or Cardit. $90, A ae sue 0 oF 01 raltway sation in ‘atest at Britain, Treland of the Conti- " Ww we 5 Company's ofee, Ne Bern BROTHERS, Agente. |APSCOTT BROTHERS & CO., EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN \ EXCHANGE OFFICE, Dretis for 41 and ubyarda gue os lowest Knee ~ COAST WISE STEAMSHIPs, ACIFIC MATL STEAMSHIP LINE GREAT REDUCTION IN R. FREIGHT TO CALIFORNIA The magnificent steamships of th toe spatched trom pier 44 North River, New” ‘Yoru, as AgAkouco, Capt. E. Van Sice, Saturday, February 23, *tENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt 4. G. Gray, Saturday, 4 OLON, Ag ——, Saturday, March 28, at2 P. M. Sha every fortnightly Saturday thereaite at Pauama with all steamers Mexican cpast and South Pacifle pot ‘These steamers will all call on their outward and homeward trips, arriving at thas port on bag nytt the ea da. lei The HES RY CHA 3 hauled and fitted under th ot Underwriters, ana is in tlendi commmodation of decorated throughout and newly upholstere 7, 8 Do. Extra steamers for freight, &c., will be despatched on Saturdays whenever the necessities of transportation may require dneluding Berth, Meais and all Fequitinn for the trip. N or $110, currency, n. Kingston, $25 or $50, gold, according to TO JAPAN AND CHINA. The splendid steamers of this tine leave San Francisco month for Yokohas Hor Shaug- » carrying Unite ( States m: xtra Steainers will be desp: month whenever sutticient business offers. this line leaving ong Kong after April 1 bring treight to Panama, via Yokohama and San Fran- ciseo, without breaking bulk. Time contracts and through bills of lading issued via t from San Francisco to New York, 4, per ton of 2,000 pounds. other information a 8 01 ice, pier #2 North River, toot of HJ. BULLAY, Superintendent Vice President and Managing Director. PASeAGE AND t rae Jamaica, both Fghap Jeaving sew York, roughly over- enon of the’ Board ondition tor fee ac having been repainted and Francisco, $50, $:00 according to locatio! ched on the 16th of the ere ma. Tea foe brow ES ES, INE. ONTHLY SERVICE A, MARACAIBO. First el ae, pa a pom pier: TO HAYTT, VE} AMAICA AND Oi English bait fale screw steam- trom pier} No, Wr) North Bi Las | +77) onTo B10; For TAMAIC. id and COLOMBIA Wfrirst class ‘pamenusr ac PIM, FORWOOD + co.. No. 56 Wall and 59 ITED STATES AND re gett MAIL STEAMSHIP ‘ant sidewheel, ‘teamship SOUTH AMERICA, burden, Captain K. L. Tinklepaugh, will sail for ‘Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia and be Saturday, February 21, at 3 o'clock P. M., from pier 43 Fort hy or passage apply to Feels args Wat RG GARRISON, Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green. EW YORK ‘AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINK, These first class steamshi| 3 P. M., trom pier 13 North Havana direct, as folio’ Steamship WILMINGT Steamship COLUM For freight of r passage (having magnificent accommo- WILLIAM P, po & CO., ‘0. D. McKELLAR, Agent in Havens will sail every Tuesday, at ver, fout of Cedar street, for dations) apply to Bowling Green. NA, aan (PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ, N MAIL STEAMSHIP LINB, lei eeianolen an: 1 No ih Ri ts P.M. crry oF. NEW YORK (Ha CLEOPATRA (Havana and Mexi c ae OF MERIDA ae ‘ana Via Nassau). A (Hay: oe aes nv OF iia direet passage a oF Polen oF PALES pki "k SONS, 83 Broadway. JOR NASSAU, The Reametn CITY OF MERIDA will Weave plea eer th Ri 26. 3,33 Broadway. EXAS LINE.—FOR GALVESTON, nha So AT Key West, carrying the United Stites mail.—Bteamer SLYDVE, © Pennington, will | ‘eave pier 33 2a February 21,’ at 3 P. East kiver, Saturda bills of lading given’ to Houston and ali Sth hee tt ae! aud N for forwardiny Henderson and in New ork ror oe pacom inet * OLkDE, itp Wall street. OTHERN LINE—FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The following now and first class pre will sal every Wednesday. are e Ris Steamer CITY OF DALLAS, Steamer CITY OF HOUSTO: Steamer CARONDELET, McCrear. Beamer OIFY OF GALVESTON, Freight Feosived daily. Through rates ala, jane fo and St, Louis. Cabin. p: For freight or passage, nn fotations, apply to He rch ‘aptain itvaias har a ee accom- 153 Maiden lane. OR wey, ORLEANS | DIRECT, RCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, were steamship MISSISSIPPI from pier 36 North River, foot of North n Saturday, February 21, at 3 o'cloc! Freight received daily. Louis, Viexaburg, Mobil _ For freight o Galveston and I ‘nals having su) Cha pocguem ota REDEKICK BAKE % North OR NEW par nel DIRECT, ‘he Cromwell Steamship. core NEW ORLEANS c ron Satu: Peprage reight received daily. Throws rates Rockport Ara’ 505 Bt e, $25. For treight or bd crmats Cohn Sea! ‘ORFOLK, Wes! Hae ht AND RICHMOND, uud Monday, Tuesday, a eat and saturday to Peters d Richmond. OLD DOMINION" S STEAMSHIP COMPANY, baxie| pier Sr or Bye fe ach for folk, Pome and nd p enge rer steamers Assen, fichmhond on Tuesdays, ger tickets issued to is ind Tennes- all points South and Sot fee. Atlantic Coast, Seaboard ert Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Wester ers at Norfolk tor Newbern and Id other points. umice, 1s 187 Greenwich TRAVELLERS’ s ) GUIDE. yraLe RIVER I LINE TO BOSTON Newport and Fail River. mn ek POR ONY Tae magnincen ci t Mur: (sundays ba ted), Through tickets #0 ‘ol BLY ARTA, RAILROAD. iE GRE. UNK LINE AND UNINED 8 STATES MALL ROUTE. from foot of Desbrosses and errisvutg. Pitsburg, the West and Soute with Patiman Palas Cars acesched, 9:30 A. M., 5 a 3:30 P.M. nd San P. 1 Ce and Brie, BEE Sorte at For grLalumoge, Wa Yochinewe aad the aye at8404. M.; ay, Benross for Philadelphia, 8 a oe seein mM. suid 10, 1 A.M. oe a4 + 5:40, 6, 6: ana 12 night. $835" oy 0, n idea ie pty yu Trains leave er Cid For Wiiliamsport, isinepored 9:30 ey WAS se ccn 1. ah Bu 31 yt oF Pega searungton and oa Cam- Le et 7:2) and P.M. an ae Sauer, 720 a Traine arrive ry fi 3 86 and 7:86 tor louse. Loe fe Eemierany, Poko oaice, General Manager, Ee ___._ppenannneantanen TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON,—THE ELEGANT RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur WARRAGANS! TT, M ond Friday. kom pier Nock Rivers oP me