The New York Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1875, Page 1

ee NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1875. PRICE FOUR CENTS. ——— unt ASTROLUGY—Srcown Pace—Third column. BALL Si:A<ON ewas wp Pace—Fitth column. NITIES Sevmnra Pace. umn, COPAKTNERSHIPS—Seventn Pacs. ANCING ACA DEMIE: \ WELLING HOUSES 10 Lk 1 UNFURNISHED. EUROPEAN bh columns. a badd Pacr—Second column, FURNIS! SRCOND Paci ‘ifth column COND P. aoe Thin column. URN INGE RAYE Fitth column. BLP | WANTED— MALES—SeconD uni HOTULA~siooxy Paqw—Third column, DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, Second Pace—Third column. « Pace—Sixth column. Beat ESTATE VOR SALL—AsconpPacu--Third col © wenke "ND SALESMEN—SzconpPaae—Fourth§ col it oadiiiti.n AND GARDENERS—Ssvoxp Pace—Fourth column, COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS—Pmst Pace—Sixth col AMUSEMENTS—Sxconp Pace—First and second co} ANTED—>eo03p, Pauk—third column, N BOARD—Secoxp Paye—Third column. ROOKLYN REAL ESTATE KOR SALK—SEcoND Pace— COND Page—Fourth column. SHED AND ourth column. ond Pace—Third column. STEAMSHIPS. Pinse Pace—Fitth and ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Pacr—Fourth HELP WANTED—MALES—SrconD Pack—Fourth ool- uma, PRORSES, CARRIAGES, &€.—First Pace—Fourth col- . 0) OMs, &C., WANTED—Finsr Pace—Fourth npr tai, EXHIBITION COMPANY—Pinst Pace— h colum the TION Finse Pace—Pourth column. 4 Lo SON—SeconD Pace—Third column. ner Pace-Second coluinn DF SOND PA z—Pifth column. ‘cond column, RY § Mani T'ELS—Secexp Pagu—Fourth column. ™ L—seconb PaGe—Fiith co.umn, sANKOUS ADVERT ou MENTS—Bicutu Pace h colamn. ‘Third column. First Pace—First column. bitime, “ORGANS, imu. AL » Pag (SIONAL SITUATIO bivad OND Pace | TY OUT 0) ' NT—Sxconp Pac: are TO EXO Fifth column, DNS W. rhurd column, ons, .ANEOUS—Suconp Pacy—Fifth column, PaGe—Sixth column, #G—SECOND Paae—Second 6 NOVICE—Frrst Pack—Second column. ANTED—FEMALES— IY FOR SALE OR TO NGESskcoxp Pacu—Third TATE WANPED—Sxconn Pace—Third cotumn, Us NOTICES—Finat Pack—First and second % K S—<Finsr Pacr—Second column, { 6 4 Pack—Fourth colamn. ai D—PEMALES—Suconp Pagr— rs) NB WANTED—MALES—Secoxn Paae—Fourth zpoas. —Frest Pace—Fourth column. ee neil Frrat Pace—Fourth colum 2Ke—sxoonD Page Fonrth colnmn. Norices—rmst Pace—Second and third col- BIRD», &C.—Finst Pace—Fourth F—| it Fon aul BUSINESS PURPOSES—Sxconn Pace— “AVELLEGS GUIDE —Prnst Pace—Sixth column. ax—Third col NFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— a > Pagr—Second and third columns, mstciiisth COUNTY FEO FERRE AO BOR SALE OR '—SxCOND P. WINTER RESONTS secon ‘Paae-<Third column, PERSON SONAL. ate his address to HEINRICH BEV&: festphalia, Germany. F THis MEETS THE EYE OF HERMAN GRAU, late of Crefeld, he is earnestly requested to commu Dortmund, EF LADY WHO RAISED WINDOW WILI. acquatntance do saine to-day betwoen 4und 5 P, M. PERMIT “"A—"LOOK IN HERALD PERSONALS on Monday ay recite would saan Please adaress'A A. ON SATUR- entleman. whom you deigned to notice hap) ute to make your ac- lerald ofice, it office. Broad wa; stage, Fourteenth street. West auy desired. RS, M. ARKE, OR ANY ONE KNOWING HER Iwheresbonts Please address, immediately, box 1,169 ost ALLACK’S, THURSDAY EVENING, ORCHESTRA chairs, saine row.—Lady in dark velvet, gent with far cap; Fecornized on leaving theatre, and again from If agreeable address iNGOwaiE box ‘ald office. W.. tecccbas Write! X.—Q WILL NOT, GO TO POST OF FICK For 95.000 > g for the return, WITHIN TEN DAYS of my son, py CHARLES BREWSTER ROSS, Fmansown on ‘July 1, 1874. his abductors were inst., C now offer ‘ask no questions, addresses -— atrect, Washingt HOLLIDAY, i Baltim Re nn CHBISTIAN K. Ross, East Washington janc, Germantow: via Chestnut iil Raliroad, Pmispriemta, December 23, 1874. forner Scammel, Smogning, at 10%, and every Sunday evening, ¥IVE THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WILL BE PAID from this date, to any one ot the addresses named below, four years and seven months, who was taken from Being entirely satisiied fried at Bay Ridge, 1. above suum tor his ‘Jor information which shall lead thereto, promising to on the rn, oF The boy may be delivered at any one of the following s ROSS, SHOTT & CO,, No. 904 Market street. Phila- SHEN LEWIS, No. 2,101 Walnut street, Philadel- LEWIS BROTHERS & CO., No. 78 Leonard street, Lewis BROTHERS & CO., No. 63 Franklin street, le oe B, WSU CHION. opposite Patent Office, Seventh MUYLLIPS & CO., No, 21 Hanover street Or to my residence, woere information may aiso be yu SAINTS’ PROTESTANT EPISOOPAL OHURCH, Rey. Willtam Hi. Dunseth rector, Henry atreet, New York.—bervice a a4 Ig. The T DE GARMO HALL,82 FIFTH AVERY wrteenth street.—Sunday, | 10: fe,” ipa, 8 Stephen Crandall: a _ Lyooam, 0. Osborn Word. ERBAN BAPTIST OHURCH, CORNER ing and Beaford streets —Kev. preach .P. b. Davies, morning and ¢ventng, at th CORNER ath and 0} a a3 “ene Raligion ot whew hf Swacklinmer, sad conference ot DOWN. aator, usual HUROH OF THE STRANGERS, MERCER STRERT, near ear, Waverley piace Da. De ems to preach at 102 beg Peat embj aati ‘oses Praying Israel.” Evening yeet—"*s pleading for Bodom.” All seats ieee _ y.jeene morning and coe and Reupomy tn Human Lite. MHUROHW OF THE MESSIAH, PARK A ng COR- fourth stroet—Rey. William R.” Alger ng. Subyect—"The Law (CALVARY Baptist omuRcH, reet, near Saxth avenue.—Kev. , Bartor, proaches; morning, sub} trospective and Prospective ; Toaden Way.” Strangers invited. TWENTY-THIRD R. 8. Mac Arthur, t, * “Religions Outlook, evening, “The un- x Broudway.—Proaching Sunday, a ‘and 7:07. M. by the pastor, Kev. Public cordially” wvated: - pears OF CHRIST, TWENTY-FIGH' tH STREET, R.'Van Buskirk. ’ F: stroet and Park avenue. D. cocina D. D., at 103g A, IRST BAPTIST CHUROH, CORNER THIRTY-NINTH Preaching by pastor, Rev, veventng ac 76. nth averues.— ing at se A Me and 734" P . meeting ac6P. M. Seats tree. REE “TABRRNACLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL EF church, Thirt fourth atrvot, between Seventh and ia Av. King. D. D., pastor, preach ‘oung deople’s prayer All are welcome. STREET ORSYTH METHODIST church—Preaching Sunday at 10:30 el oa M., by Rev. J. W. Barmhart. Cordial invitation, aixth street—Dr. Armitas nual Sermon to the jen.” Services 10% and 7}, o’c! \ Ee AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST Forty. | tor, ome, ody evening to Coen ek, ‘Alt welcome, “Coe ‘| ing tervice. All seats tree, 188 NELLIE J. 1. BRIGHAM WILL LECTURE for, the sociaty of Progressive, Mpiritualtsts 1.105 Foulway, near Twanty-ninth street, at 10% A. MM. and MV. M. Cnildren’s Lyceum 2 F Mie \APP WILL PREACH IN THE FIRST Wistion’ ‘aaptet ebarch, in Laight street, Sunday | morning and evening. as usual. Communtonatter morn- ’ BY. wM, P. CORBrt, Pp. Bes Wil preach, Sapbata mornin and to the evening on “G STOR OF SEVENTH ‘reet Methodist Episcopal charch, fear Cooper in- New Year's 5 Sait to Man.'? JARK’S CHURCH, ‘ * pentth street, Rev. J. li, Bylance, D. D. irvices at WC A. M. and 734° P.M, gach at ooth services, ity third street.—Réy. Dr. nday, January & Mornin rmob and bi service and sermon at 33% o'clock. \ruomasy CHURCH, Ly ony AVENUE, CORNER i rector, er at 9 srolocs. oly ‘commanion Hd i Mad o'clock, between Ww. Rov. Ta Tupper, D. will pragen the sermom. aoe Diof eo SAMUBL M. HAMILTON, PASTOR OF SCOTCH yterian church, Fourteenth street, between 2 and od He avenues, wii preach to-morrow, at ld SECOND AVENUE AND Rector. The’ Rector will Ser. ACLE Bapr ST CHURCH, SECOND AVE- Tenth ang pmlevenit streets, CES, . Da, WILL PREACH IN yweHaneburch, between pa in: ighth avenues, Strangers and helghbote W., 3, 80Q%8 WILL PREAH IN SEVENTEENTH +_ street M. KE. church, near Second avenue, on Sun- day, morning and evening Tex CHUROH. MADISON AVENUE As thirty-ei ieee Stgoet, Hoy. Jolie N. G Services at 10: . and one [OTE STRERT METHODIST EPI 3. Terry, pastor PM. ; evening subject CORNER OF ier, rector. — DOPAL CHURCH services at 10:30 A. M. ‘he Barren Pig Tree.” and70 Lost AND ‘FOUND, {OUND—DECEMBER 9 A LADY'S WaTOM. AND a ML ad Address, with exact description, X. X., ation OST—ON THE EVENING OF DECEMBER 31, small black Valise, containing portions of a tn yi Wardrobe. snitiais marked i. C., and two articles 1 Jew: elry. The tinder will be libe rewarded by returning At to 62 West Fifty-sixth stre OST—AN OLD-FASHIONED S!LVER PURSE, ON New Year's morning, going from Thirty-second Street and corner of Sixth avenue to Fifth avenue and reat street. at OST—ON THE ROAD FROM WEST FARMS TO Fortieth street, a small Morocco Bag (blue black). The finder will be suitably rewarded and very much oblige by informing us where to send for it. KR, HOF & CO., 3 Gold street, or it Grand street. 10 REWARD—FOR A LIOHT.COLORED SKYE Terrier Dog, lost January 1, Roturn to 29 East Thiryy-fret street. 50 & EWA RP. LOST LOST OFF AN EXPRESS WAGON, JU ‘adouts #. M. Thursday, in Stanton street, near Bowery, a inedium sized lead'colored canvas ‘rank, with two handles on each end. The above reward will Ys, paid and no questions asked on application to J. W. E, M4 Broadway. JHARLES COWLAM IN JANUARY LAST, Iv THE city of New ork, married my client ahd by 40 doing committed the’ crime ot bigamy. ‘His ‘brother, George B. Cowlam, of Washington, D.°C.._ writes ny elient that Charles died in a f death ‘was suiicentiy painful in its “surroundings to Stone, lor whatever, wrong. be (could ave done any. r aly client has reliable information that Charles Walive, aid inasmuen as her former reward of $3,00) Yor proof of his, death has failed to bring the necessary evidence (which could be easily turmished by George, a3 she suppowes, if he writes the) truth), I now am autiior- ized to offer a reward of $3,500 tor his spprehension and | conviction of said crime. AF eign land, and that bis SI rooms bead and 25, No. 0 Broadway, New York 3 God HE MAILS F FOR EUROPE tor the week ending pesenties January 2, 1875, rae close at this office as Ng On ey ‘ab Liao A. M. hhursday, at 1 Qavesnise CLUB, 307 Regent sti Ratablished 1856, By the requestof several goutlemen residing in Amer- tea the Committee of this club have decided on admit- ting a limited mambagot American members at an an- nual subscription of two guineas. Applicants would be Tequired to give reference to 8 Uauker, merchant or gentleman of kn‘ eswectabllity In ‘London, Any Ihember ofa recoguired Atmerican clud is eligivic. club is non-political and non-professiona: i peo prietory. members imcur no liability beyond their. Kub- scription. The Committee have the management of the club and the eleetion of members, man. SOM vt Micrr, Esq. str noert Gas (Campbell, Bart. Henteriant Cot. Peters, © B. E emple, Esq. Major ‘Goltnson Hall. I Stones Base J, Evans Kershaw, Esq. KE. Witt, sq. ‘The clad 4s situated in the centre of the most fashiona- ble part of the West Eud and within a few doors of the flee Hotel, much trequented by American visitors VW, BUCKMASTER & CO. MILITARY AND GEN. « eral Tailors, No. 3 New Burlington street, Lon- don, beg to inforin ‘their numerous pat tras in the United nd Canada that they purposg making 9 business to America, and tragt to be favored ‘with com- ands; gentlemen coming to England W. B. & Co. would be happy togee or walt on, or would gend them patterns, ‘with instractions for self measurement. No. 3 New Bur- Mngton street only, and in no way connected with any other establishment in London, mond Watches, Jew- t.. Also Pawn ait § 77 Biecoke up stairs, 8, LY ced on Diamonds, er Bill is Hair shawl, An: ues and Articles: Ca Virtu; established 1060; private office tor ladies. Se nabla Espanol. T HALP THE USUAL CHARGES—MONEY AD- vanced on Diamonds, Wal ‘atches, Jewelry, Life In- garance Policies, &c. No. 79 Nassan street, between Ful- ton and John stree' 7. MACDUFF & UO, 1145 BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTY-SIXTH and Twenty-seventh streets.—Money loaned vi og, Bos same. DOUgLE patlog tae ladies" anos, + Dai busine; fidential. . WIRUSKL, Jewelry, and soli SPECIAL N TICES, A THE AMERICAN REGISTER, . the most widely circulated of _ the rtanies ccm Journals published ‘A cabltat medium for American scverey 5 aaa eee asreveres to pean patro Indispensable vl persons visting SCireat Britain and uropean Continent. Subscriptions and advertisements tor the AMERICAN REGISTER will be received and single copies of the BEEN be obtained at the office of the New York erald, New York. i poate ANA LOTTERY OF CUBA, Royal saxon Government Lottery, Hamburg City Lottery, Brunswick Government Lotte! ached and intormatton xiven. Lod K box 5,594. THBODOW ZSCHOGL, 110 Nassau strect, New York, ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, Next Drawing January 5, 1875. Prizes amounting to... 4 Capital Prize., «10, int free. ODEVLIN, Stationer and General Agent, 30 Liberty strect, New York, A —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY + State and Shelby College Lotteries. M, 39, SHELBY, BEXTRA CLASS NO, 155—DiceMBER 78, 3%" 31, 39, WO, 8 51, 13, 19, KEWTUORY STATE, CLASS NO, 340—peckuage 31, 1874, 4, 23, 76, 6, ‘Id, 15, 54, 48 39, 25, 10," 34. SHELBY. CLA88 NO. 166—DECEMUER SI, oy 66, atagers, ‘Covitigion, Ky. Post . 8. Tk office box 2731, New York, PARKS, EMERSON & C1 Kentneky State, Lotter! Koyal Havana Lottery pawn every 17 dave. Kentucky Single eater Lottery, drawn Jan, Pumas Prizes cashed, Information i furnast ied and circulars sent by addressing PARKS & €O.. 18 Broadway, room ‘ost office box 5.272, Private ‘ome attached. Office hours 7 A, M. tili 7 P. DSEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL and Surgical Cages aspecialty. HENRY A. DAN- TELS, M. D., 144 Lexington avenue, near twenty-ninth st, AVANA LOTIERY.—CIRCULARS SENT es Prizes cashed by B. ALENCE & CO., No. 6Bri street, Post office box 4, ¢ 4,251, New York. OFFICIAL DRAWING OP THE KENT K. State Lotteries, Simmons, Dickinson & rUgKY agers. KRNTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS NO, pee, 31, 1874, AGENTS FOR drawn daily’, 33, 38 53, 48," 7l, 2 59, Sl, 1 M4, 26, 72. 2 KENTUCKY, 1874 oo 70, 88," 38 Full taitmetion y Tppiyina to i. COUTR Ro Broad. way, room 6, first floor, rear office, or box 4,969 Post omice, New York city. KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT- . tery, on Havana pian. Circulars or information far- nished by J. CLUTE, 200 Broadway, or box 4,909 Post office, Now York ‘alt —NEXT DRAWING OF THE EBNTOORY STATE Single Number Scheme seibot —For cipoulars ‘yore TH, 73 information addre: Streot, Post oinee bok 808, Ne K iene go. STATE Seni eetneaane DICKBN- Managers. draws daily, epckets from $1 to rs ot information free. Send PO see BS & CO. 70 Cedar Post office box 4,402. savory DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS BROUGHT ge ha age PaNretee Pin ia be, re sara nate Dy, lat Lexington avenne. near Twenty. LYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN, RI w. P Looe apes Socal the pews and aisic Shakey a in this abl evening, naka te rented for one yoar, Saooke n 4 ‘all orders to street, New Yurk., sora at 7 No post fone ment on account of tag ye order of the WELD, lerk. O¥AL WAVANA LOTTERY. $490,000 drawn Ji rofngh” gerade” QR"B ine zen TA Re No-il Wall -nreei, Rew Yor st | $480. 00 esha Seauary Seka reduce inigemation sent tree. Mere Cu 10 Broadway. _SPEOIAL } NOTICES, BY > i] g a JUDICIOUS ESTMENTS, LVTIHIIIUAI THE INDUCEMENTS OFFERED BY THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY AT LOUISVILLE, III The history of the Public Library enterprise ts quite aromarkable one. It had wonderfal success from its very incipiency. Attempts had often been made to found a library in Louisville which should be adequate to the uses of that growing city, but all of them had proved signal failures, It was reserved for Colonel R.7, Durrett and his associates, all of whom were prominent gentlemen of the commonwealth, to hit upon a plan by which a library could be organized and setin motion without severe cost to any individual,or set of individuals, Accordingly, a charter was cheer. fully granted by the Legislature to the incorporators, whose names are set out therein, togive five musical and dramatic entertainments at which they might diss tribute by lot to patrons of ose entertainments a por- tion of the proceeds arising irom the sale of tickets of admission. In compliance with this four of these enter- tainments have already been given, The first of these distributed to ticket nolders $192,500; the second, $375,000; the third, $50,000, and the fourth, $1,125,000. Al of these sums have already been, patd in full, and, with the surplus earnings, the Public uibrary, as it now stands, has been called into being, and 1s now the pride and boast of the State, The sift concerts, with the ex- ception of the first, haye been under the control of ex- Governor THUMAS E. BRAMLETTE, to whose wide reputation and great skill in management their success is mainly due. They have ail been conducted with the utmost fairness, and every ticket holder, from the least to the greatest, has received an equal share of attention. ‘The surplus arising from those concerts has purchased a splendid building in the very heart of the most fash- fonable street in the city, which Is patd for. it has provided two lecture hails; one of which isthe finest in the West. It bas secured a magnificent lbrary, which is surpassed by few, if any, in the United States; it has organized an art gallery anda museum, both of large proportions, and has made all theso things as free to the people as the air they breathe or the water which flows from their springs. N . No oppressive rules fetter the student or the mere pleasure-loving reader. Polite attendants wait upon his wants, and cosey, comfortable rooms, carpeted, furnished and lighted, invite bis presence. The 27th of February, when the last concert is to take place, is near at band, and all who wish to aid in this grand enterprise, wiih also the chance of a sudden fortune appended, should delay no longer. All the business connected with the Fitth Concert is under the management of ex-Governor THOMAS E, BRaMLETTE, at Louisville, Ky. > vgHIIL | FROM EX-GOVERNOR BRAMLETTE, | “As agent for the fifth and last Gift Concert of the Pub- lic Library of Kentucky iny tlme and care will be de- voted to the management and control of this undertak- ing from the sale of the first ticket to the payment of the last gift. “It will be my duty to see that the money arising from the sale of tickets is deposited in the Farmers and Drov-. ers’ Bank, to remain fer the payment of the offered gifts; tosee that the drawing is fairly conducted and that those who draw gifts are promptly paid on presen- tation of their tickets, and this auty I shall perform to the best of my ability. Knowing the object to be a good one and the means lawful, I st ail do all Ican to make itthe success it deserves and which, I doubt not, it will attain, THE FIFTH AND LAST GRAND GIFT CON- CERT WILL POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE ON THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY N&XT, OR THE MONEY RE- FUNDED. | | THO E. BRAMLETTE, MANAGER.” II 121 1: for As Agents for the { ibrai the Eastern States, wo shall take great ple: ure in furnishing fall particulars tn rogard to this enterprise, which we commend to our friends as entirely w thy of their consideration, and assure the public that tho most entire reliance can bo placed apon the representations regarding it. THOS. H. HAYS &CO., Agents, __ 609 Broadway, New York. q $2,500,000 TO BR DISTRIBUTED 2TH FEBRUARY oR THE MONEY REFUNDED, One Grand Cash Gitt: 00 One Grand Cash Git 0990 00 One Grand Cash Gift 30) One Grand Cosh Gite p00 One Grand Cash 30,009 5 gosh 100,000 10 Cash 140,000 » 50,000 8 100,000 Fy 199,000 % 90,000 8 oe i 120,000 500 res saa 960,00 100,000 TICKETS! 20,000 GtPTs! Whole Tickets, $90; Halves, $25: Tenthe, $5; 11 Whole Tiekets, $800, INVEST NOW. For circulars, giving information, and tickets, apply to 2008, H HAYS & CO, tip Broadway, New York, - tifled cl distance ; noniee of acceptance or rejection of propositio by SPO! ‘TIN G—DOG: BIRDS, —FOR ‘ALB, ALL KIS rds, 0, ; Hicines for all diseases: ‘ Food for mockin ate ‘%. DOVEY'S, No. street, near Oana JANA RY BURDS.— EINE IMPORTED SINGING BIRDS Gorash ‘Gloves Pet Birds aud Apiinale” Aquaria depot Mdfish Gi 31 Fulton street aan BAUOTS agen’ PRE ‘TURP. ‘EW YORK TURF EXCHANGE BETTING BOOKS ‘The undersigned. dy request of @ number of patrons of the turt, have agreed to open books on the Withers and Belmont stakes, af the room of the New York Turt Bx- change, 16 West Twenty-eiztth street, New York, cor becks required to accompany proposttions trom & from different points, will be promp: communications strictly confide Shiny or Pay" books of other events will hereatter be gbenied: riee uss will be sent on application ; office hours from 10 A. M. to 4P. M. daily. All communications tobe addressed to tbe undersiztiedscare of New York ‘Turt Exchange, to West Iwenty-cixhth street, New York BLISS & 00, given by wall; al wo be S ORS! S, ARKIAGES, “Cc. A ““NoTice. CLARENCES. COUPES. » [have two new Clarences and one Coupe, my own Make (or durability and style cannot be excelled) which I wali close out very iow; also 4 new Coupe, $7505 pole and shartts light; also 300 new and second hand Car. Flages, Wagons All kindy, aud aityieds at proat bargains before January WM. 4. and #2 Wooster st, —ELEGAN? CLARENCR, ONE COUPE, ONE +, six-seat Rockaway: all nearly new. To be soen at McCURLEY'S, 109, It and 13 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, A —THE REGULAR SALE THIS DAY AT BARKER f « SON'S City Auction Mart and New York Tatter- 8 will be omitted. KK out for catalogue of next Wednesday's saie, A —TWO HORSES, ALSO A CANADIAN PONY, ° young and sound, fit for truck, butcher, express, Brinig. ae. $75," $100; also two Wagons, “Harness. No. 4 Bayard ereat weoond hoor. dg; stylish and tree Artver, $65; ‘onan Harness for sale: handsome ie, eg ae arava, street, near New Chambers, ARRISON PATENT HORSE OLIPPING MACHINE sold wholesale and retail by H. A. SEAMAN BROS, 122 Chambers street, New York. jarness, hand ngood Burgy H mess, $5; a good Milky “foo ate Truck Harness, $30; a good Beatie aia ct, $1 60; waterproof Blankets, strapped and unstrapped. Please call and examine for yourselves. _FisHER & OSBORNE, nm Barelay street, New York. FACRSES, BOARDED FOR THE WINTER—TERMS, box stall. 10x12, four quarts oats per day and eee of good hay. $12 per month. “Apply to JOHN KICCA- BE, Thompson Eagar tarms, Woodbritze 8) Newari aue, Jersey Clb wi W—A CANADA SLEIGH, A Address uM. 250 seen. Thave 250 rig of all si dought tor cash, which | want to c! less of cost ness, &c. M, WITH RUMBLE. B., box 314 Post office, SURIGHS, les, kinds and colors close out this year, re- also Bells, Robes, Har- Dand 2 Wooster stroot from $15 up; H. GRAY SALES AT AUCTION. ‘AS SALE. 13 Paintings of the HASELTIN |B OO! B OULLECTION, comprising the works of cclebrated_ modern m to be sold peremptorily without any reserve. | Now on ox. | hibition day and evening at the Leavitt Art Rooms, 83! Rroadway;to be. sold. by_ auction Thursday evecing, | January %, commencing at 73 o’elock, at the Art Rooms, VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE. Mr. Haseltine begs to announce at every painting to * this catalogue wiil be peremptorily sold without reserve, and the public may depend upon this being carried out in every particuiar, ‘The Messrs, LEAVITT, Auctioneers, SSIGNEE’S SALE OF BOOT AND SHOR STORE.— FRANCIS FITZSIMMONS, Auctioneer, will selt on Saturday, January 2, 1875, at LI o'clock. the entire stock of Boots, Shoes and ‘trunks contamed in store 514 Third avenue, near Thirty-fourth street; also Store Fixtures, By ordér of Felix Hoylun, Assignes. Y MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEBR, SELLS 10 o'clock, ae Hester street, Grocery and Crockery Store, in lots: aiere invited ; good stock. WA BAYIRSDORFEK S Office, 96 First street { Siar PEYSER, AUCTIONEER, ear menoON 38. Catharine sireet, selis this day, January 2, at 10 o'clock. at 156 avenue A, corner ot Tenth sirect, ‘all’ Nee Contenis ot a Bootand’ shoe Store, together with the Fixtures, Tpers, 4c. Dealers invited. I S. WSINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS day, Saturday, January 2 at 104 o'clock, at 1536 Bowery,ia variety of general Merchandise two tron mates, one opriguh Piano, a general assortment of Li- cas and Wines, 1800) Partaga Cigars, Smoking To- eco, a; LEVI, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 76 BOWERY, oJ. will sell this dav. at 103 o'clock, the Fixtures of a first class saloot on at 22 Broome street—via, elegant Counter, Tables. Chatrs, Chandeliers, ac., positively 1a tow. Déalers in NUSSBAUM, AUCTIONEER, 217 CANAL + street, sells this day, at 1035 oiclock, corner First avenue und Nineteenth strcet, tue’ Contents of a Liquor Store, ase ar, Back Bar, Showcasy “‘Mitror, Liquors, &c. Dealers iuvited. Sanne COTTON FACTORY, NEAR COLUMBIA, Sale by e oosivers In the Matter of the ‘Citizens? savings peer ot Sotfth Carolina, Bankrupt —William Johnston, Petitioner, vs. John Fisher, Trustee of the Citizens’ Savings Bank, ot al Pursuant to the decretal order of the Lion. George §. Bryan. United States Jadge for the District of South rolina, dated the lay of October, 1874, in the tated cause, we Will sell on Monday, the 4th day wary, 1875,'between the hours of eleven (11) orcioek in ihe forenoon and three (3) o'clock in the after- hoon, in tront of the Court House, for the county of Richland, in the city of Columbia, & C., the following Property, to The Tide thirtieths (7-30) of the Lands, Tenements, E 3, Hereditamonts, Fixtures, Tools, Machinery turtiny App he Property known as the Saluda Factory. the same bellg the inter- est of John Fisher, Trust ‘Also the undivided Shere (1-10) of the Lands, Tenements, Easements, Hereditaments, Fixtures, Tools, Machinery and eee Peer constituting the prop- erty known as the Suluda Facto: same being the interest of John B. Palmer therein. ‘The said factory is located in the county of Lexington, on the western bank of the Saluda River, about three @) miles from the city of Columbia, and has now In active operation six thou- pand five hundred (6.50) spindles, to which 8 attached two hundred and thirty-five (235) Acres of Land, lying on both sides of the Saluda River, which enables the Power to be very largely Increased. With but a lire out. lay, to several thousand horse power. ither of the «bove interests can be treated for at pri- vate sale on or betore the Ist day of January next, the for- er by applying to John Fisher. ‘Trustee, at Columbity 8 applying to A. G. Brenizer, As- sat Charlotte, 3. at Charlot re ofasie one-third cash and the balance ina credit of of one and two years, secured by bond and moe mage bearing seven @) per cent interest. Pure! pay tor all papers. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, o, JOHN FIsiiEH, +} Recetvers. Conusn, " GBERIF'S SALE OF TORNING LATHE, PRESS, &c.—8. HERMAN, Shertffs Auctioneer, ‘sells this day (Saturday), January 2, af T1 o'clock, at No. 1s Bow- ery, one Turning Lathe, ong res | &c. Sale positive. CONNER, sheriff, ‘os. Dunwar, Je,, Deputy. PHOS, GAFF AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 18 NORTE William. street, sells this day (Saturday), at 2 o'clock, the Lease, Stock and Fixtures of the Grocery Store 31d Fase Thiriy-sixth street; also the Furniture of the fam- THOR. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 18 NORTH F 4 William street, seits this day (Saturday). ,atluorclock, ar] g . the Fixtures of the Dining aud Oyster Saloon jouth Sale posttive. strect. EN PARENTS |—NOW join WILLSON & WALWORTH'S ts the time to ‘ollege, Twenty-third street, corner Clegant Business Sixth avenue; five expert teachers and low prices of tuition. Please call or write for circular, FRENCH PROFESSOR (LADY) WISHES TO FIND either schools or private lessons in French, Ger- man and music; French and German diplomas. Address LUCIE, Herald Cptown Branch office. EW HAVEN COLLEGIATE AND COMMEROIAL Institate.—Preparatory to, college or business. Winter session begins January 7. For catalogues and cirenlars apply to WM. He RUSSELL, Principal. “HOUS' S, “ROOMS, ip Coy W WA ‘TED. “Ta this City and Brooklyn, Wests ald LOFTS; TEN YEARS LEASE OR purchase building; for manufacturing ‘parposes ambers street and cast of Broadway h of ring Feaaonaole to a good tenant. Address box 1,472 Yost ice. west D—WITHIN THREE MINUTES’ WALK OF Madison avenue and Thirty-tourth street, « small, genteel House. Address, giving lowest cash price and & tall description, A. B., Post office, » (7 ANTED—DESK ROOM IN AN ESTABLISHED LAW office, with use of library, &c, Address LEX, box 116 Herald office, INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY. 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Call on or address at once MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO, NEW YORK, (Post office drawer No, 20) Remit by draft on New Yors city banka, by registered letter orP Post omce money y order. EUROPEAN 8 STEAMSHIPS, NMAN LINE—SOUTHERLY COURSE, Royal Mall steamers are. q t - oy aka ener wi inted to sail es follows :. AND LIVERPOOL. Tuesday, Jan. 5, at? Ze x cry eeeeeaae, Ja CITY OF BROOKL CITY OF NEW YORK 7 Jan. 3 tT A Cabin passage, $50, 86 und B78 EOld. Steerage to and from al! points at reduced rates, Gatin and general office, No 18 Broadway, oc erage O roadway and pier 45.No: 3 ‘eri JOHN G. DALE, Agent ‘OST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO Holland, Belgium, the ptibe, Swimeriaad, &e., via Steamer W. A. SCHOLTEN. eran 7 Steamer ‘These beautiful steamers, carrying the United s Ntates mail to the Netherlands, are well known for the regular. Aty of their EBV & kates of passage low. FUNCH, L. W, MORRIS Geeta Sesnts “bo Brosawey. ‘ORTH G GERMAN LLOYD 8TEAMSH1P COMPANY, FOR OUTHAMETON AND BREM ‘the steamship NECKAR, Ca; mys t C. Meyer, will sailon saturday, January "2, al from Bremen pier Hoboxen: tobe 8 cond #1 tollowed p DOHENZOLLERN, Captain W. Nordenholy, | 5 8 OF" ected Op hONDON, HAVRE AND First Cabin... gold» $199 (go) (Currency) 24 ee Green, ‘NUNARD LINE—B. AND N. A. R. M. 8. P. CO, NOTICE. With a view of diminishing the chanoes of collision the steamers oP this line take a specified course for allseasons of the ‘On tite outward passage from ueenstown to New York or Boston, crossing the meridian 60 at Slatitude, or nothing to’ the norti ‘crossing beg! 4 meridian of 50 On the homeward passage, vary Arana, < or nothing to the nort! sW YORK for A fay JOU and QUEENSIOWS, Jan. PART. % Jan. 8 “RUSSIA. Steamers marke: 43 not carry st Cabin passage, $80, $100, 30, gold socording’ to ac- commodation. ‘Return tickets on favorable terms. Stecrage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at low- gat raion: Freight fm cabin offic. No. 4 Rowling Grech. o jee, II Broadway (Trinity, Bui sad ARLES G, FRANCKLYN, Agent AMBURG-AMERICAN PACKI® COMPANYS LINE L (et PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. wdan. 14) SILESIA, “dan. ‘Jan, 71 | HOLSATS. 4 of passage to Plymouth, London, Sherboure Bambang and points in England, Scotland and ‘ales :— First cabin, upper saloon, gala Firat cabin, lower saloon, Stograxe, curren ve ins ae rei hie OF freight oF pasnige “aL tious r ngers. Posi TAY. $100 o 7 AR meral Passenger Agents, General Agent 61 Broad antes nee More. 0* it Broadway. New York. (A NCHOB LIX NeW YORK AND GLASGO' Ww. EVERY SATURDAY, 2 and 21 North River, New Kore + dan. 2) UTOFIA.. STEAMER payablo in 70 GL. ee SRPOOL, ,EONPONDERRY, Cabin, $50, paid raiee f oda a ccording t0.ae . INFO RMEDIAT AND STE: aan ee a8 tow as by other first class line. Dratts issued tor any amount at reduced rates, HENDe Agenis, No. 7 Bowling Green. NLY aiReoT| a ; TO FRANCE.—THR GENERAL TAANSATLANTE COMPANY'S MAIL BTEAM- HIPS BETWEEN NiW YORK AND HAV, ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Con. tnent (being more souther! il from pier No, 60 North iver’ as followees ea OR} Saturday, Jannary 9 ‘Thursday, January 21 lelle). . Vane DE PARIS (Lachesnes). ursday, Pebraary & RICE OF PASSAGE, IN GOLD dnciudin wine) — First Cabin, $125; Second, $75; Third, $38 sion Thekets at reduced ri American ‘travellers by taking this fine “avoid both transit by English railway and the discomforts of cross- ing the nnel, besides saving time, trouble and CxPen* EORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 88 roadway. BROCE M TO QUEENS. 1 foie a STATES wat TINE ™ railing vet ‘hue from pier ec WISCONSIN (captain Freeman IDAHO (Captain Jones) y 12, Searal ie pa ged aoe wiserage at low rates, ves Prepaid tickeoked to aud trom Paris, Namburg, Nor. way and. Sweden, Draite on irsiand, ‘England, France and Germ W'NiED-A NICELY FURNISHED, WARM HALL Room, without board. in a private family, for a single youn man: $12 or $15 er mont, Address MANERT LODGER, Herald 0 ‘OR A YOUNG a aahti. OOUPLE, A ‘ANTRD—| Floor ina private house in Pe Ninth ward, suit- able ‘or housekeeping. Address J. H. C.. station —BTORAGE.—W STORAGE WARK. «houses for erature, Mlatiog, baggage, de. sana. ‘ate lo tox ‘and responsible foanes ot TAGGART, Owner udson street. atin th ond find Manager, office 693 “EXCURSIONS. A eo ee x NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY are ruoning hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from White. hall stroet, toot of Broadway, for New Brighton, snug Harbor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and ELM PARK, from 6:30 A. M. to 7:30P. M. daily; Sundays every two henge from 9:90 A. M, to Oud P.M at lowest rates, Angly LLIAMS & GUION, ‘broedway. ‘ATIONAL LINE. —NOTICE/ ‘The most southerly route has always been adopted by this eompany, to avoid ice and headlands Mm piers dt and 47 North River. TO QUEENSTOWN AND TivERE oon, ‘Cabm passage, fo.8 ‘currency. reduced prices." Return tickets at reduc: paid steerage tickets: Lif Livi arog t the lowest ras, Apply at the company’s OB ro UROTY Nénager, BEAT WESTERN STRAMSHIP LIN) NEW YORK TO ie ies 1 (RSGDANDD DIRECT, ae Ay of whi sail from pier 18 East GRBA’ TWESTRIEN, C tain Windhay Wod" stay, » "inet Captain tytn ‘al baer“ carrency; excursion ' lacketa Apply to the agent, 70 Sou ;UROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. HITE STAR LINE, POR QUEENSTOWN OR LLVERPOO! CARRYING THEUNITSD STATES MA Baek ~ January 2, ati P.M Jannary 9, at7 a M. January 16, at 12 noom “January, aT A Me fanuary 30, 4¢1) AM jocks; bier 5. North River, e mL BH, gold, steerage at low rates Saloon staterooms, “sinoking rooms and bathrooms tt midsuip scetion, where least motion is felt, thus combin> tng safety, speed and comiort, inspection of plans and ether mformation epply at the company’s office, 19 Broadway, Now York, igen STATES MATL BTEA YMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND SHAMBURG. The cdegant Clyde built tron seamahips will sail New York as soll KLOPSTOCK, Captain Fischer .2-- nanry 86 from Eagis lane er, toot of First si aeck & Wobok KA ¥ PASSAGE I PLYMOUTH, LONDON, OHERBOURG and Cg tir Cabin—First'aaloot . $i, gold; seeoud saloon, $00, ra urrency. C Prepaid swera; ‘ek: eis froin Hamburg, $%4, currency. Yar treight acc to PUNCH, EDYE & 00. 7 Soule Wyllem street, ply to KNAUTH, NACHOD 4 KUNE, Genarht Tagendy fas broadway, HE STATE LINE. BW, YORK To GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST AND LONDONDE RR’ These elegant new Clyae built steamers will sail frown ier $6, Noruy River, as Tollows Brat: 9 NDA wei in y yen 3 ednesday, AT BORG viateans Poo. fea avery, Weasel through tates to ull parts of rely Bruin and arate oew A ewereas ee ae and Germany. re re ‘or ply STN B BALDWIN & jon ‘agente Sto i Broadway Steerage office, No. 45 Broadway. _COAST W 1sE 1 STEAMSHIPS, ACIFIG MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO CALIFORNIA, SAP AM J AND OHINA, | ss atenmer tonrs: Pier 42 North River, New York, as fo ACAPULCO, commander 4. Gray, Tuesdays ost ry * hing ON, Gapeaiy ZL, Tanner, January 16, 1978 1% Bonn every alternate Saturday, connecting with T@ steamers fof Contra! America and South Pacific Steamers leave san Francisco for Japan and as lowe PAT REPUBLIC. . VASCO DE GAMA. 1 tnclding all neces wren at ae sri nnclirding all necessaries of the trip:— omen to Sap Wranci 100, steerage, 6505 San Franctsco to Yokohama, $25 old San Erancisco to Hong Kong, gold. For ireight or ceo wart Faget rmation appty at the company’s office, on wharf, foot of Canal stre ee te ad Nat jerintendan © ve Boros 1 Hat TCH, Managing Director, BK iteamers of this line meet {hese of the Facile Mai) leaving New S york Jaauary 2 and 16, 1875. Their rates for freight and passengers to Gua: Callao and Valparaiso and intermed fate ite ports: rag ils Borate telat, aaa ria vs Chil FERN ROG. ROUE! 8, gent 63 Pine street. ; DUCED SEAT EE SOE PORT igi amiina, Fia.—Steamer MEDIATOR Tueatay, Janaary 6, from Sbove ports, making conne railroad, via Augusta, Ga, fo Florida. The following crow, rates tor boats Deen established to Savannah and Gnarlesto take effectimmediately ;—rirst class, 30 conte: second, classe, b Kansas eee we ren im cant oar class: 15 cents; fifths el nis AERM: GELPOKE, agent: No. 54 ‘Willtam street, EAVANS AND MEXICAN MALL s8. LINE— Sionimars peave pier No.3 No. 3 North River at 3 P.M DIRECT, GITY UF HAVANA. OMY OF VERA ota (newex oe Glry,o} oF nowy For freightor passage opi to syncery SL e E I NTE : for Vera Craz and ‘aul the* acon ports. oe a NEW LOK, AND TAVAN DIRECT MATE TINK ‘hove frst class steamships will sail at P. if tron pants North River. foot of Cedar street, tor ait COUR BUR EG, Reva, ‘Taesd OULU, Reod... CRESCENT CITY, P. 8. Gur “fhuralay; 3am 2 adgt ireight or pdasage, having asirpussed accommo: ons, &) iy Mf. 'P, CLYDE & CO., So, 6 Bowling Green. MeKelter, eae £00. Agents mHavana. en QourTHE: POR NEW ORLEANS DIREOT. The sollowing new apa rst class steamers will afl exary We at3P. M., from pier 2 East Rivers— GHEY OF MAN AWTONTO. Capiain Bennington. .. Jan, § CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain Deering CARONDBLET. C aptatn reer. CITY OF GALVESTON, Vreighits received daily. i Tals to ‘iiveriony Tad: Babin passage hart, Bi gad St hours “Sabin passa For freight or pasiace; having superior apply to . MALLORY & oo. 33 Maiden tane, YORPOLK, PETERSBURG AND ose pgesiy Dominion PTD Company.—Steamess leave. reek on Say thursday rere tie erect, on Tucstay, 1 and Saturday, at 3 P.M. con pain bilis of fading “aod passenger tickets issued he inter! Also, ste: ay for Lewes, Del., and all polots in Dela- and astern Maryland. every Monday and Thurs. ai 4P. Since, ‘corner Fulton and Greenwich streets. mpexas LINE OF GALVESTON, STEAMERS, TOUCH. Ing at Key. rrying the United States mail, mer GEORGE Wu SEYDE, Captain Pennington, wit River, on Saturday, J ough bills of Tading io alk I points oft the Galveston, Houston and Henderson. and B, B. and C. R, R. No charge for forwarding in New York. tor meee or passage, having superior accom» a mod ons PM LLORY & CO., 158 Maiden lane. W. P, CLYDE & CO., Bowling @ For NEW aQRLEANS ‘DIRECT. ‘he Cromwell Steamship Line. ‘The seamen HUDSON, Captain Gaver, Will, eave pd No. 9 North River on. Situraay. January 2 at3 P. Ma reight received daily. ‘Througl given to Gatves ia. Rockport. or -Aranzas ton, Indiano Whart, Brass Saritiago, St Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage, steerage, $25. For pase oF passage apply to LARK & SEAMAN, 8S West street. Ww oaLeaNG DIRECT. MERCHANTS” STEAMSHIP LINB, The steamship GENERAL | MEADE, Capwin 4. W ‘Sam from pier 36 North iver rove cof North Hoare treed, “on eatarany, Januar Ss cfoek P. Freights received daily. oe rates given to st. Lous, et Tag Mobile, Galveston and Ind For freight M pemeare, having superior anole tions, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier 46 N forth River. UTSIDE LINE FOR PAILADELPHIA, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY. The steamships of the above pove line will Toaye, regularly every Tuesd: ursday and Saturday, at 4 P. Freight seveived datly at pler 83 east River. ‘thedrsine Ae per cent No insurance effected for less than $1 nium Por Tates and further {pformation apply on the piers TWinutaw P. Covpe & Co+ General Managers, fi Sogtby nt 4 Oo. feneral nager: out Wharves. Philadeiphii Seu ee YROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND, Me.—Steainship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves every be og and the G20. CROMWELL every Seatac ‘om. pier No. 9 North River, connect Por lon a principal railroads and steamers for Interior and the Bist. Freight reduced, Passenger a0-. commodsnons, he a its Passage, including” state-- FOOM ang ey to CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 West atreot, — _TRAVELLERS’ Gi GUIDE. F\ALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT and Fall River.—The steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leave pier 28 North River, foot of Murray streety daily Sundays excepted) at 4 P.M. Throagh tickets sold at all principal hoteis in the cits NNSYLVANIA RATLROAD. ‘be Great Trunk Line and Uniten States Mail tout, Traine leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, a8 tollow' Express lor Harrieburg. Picteburg, the West and with Puliman Vatace Cars autached, 9:8) A. M., 5 =; 5:30 inday. 5 and For Williamsport and Lock Haven (via Philadelphia aud rie, Ratirond Division, connecting at Philadel. phiny. 9:89 For, Williamsport, Uaven, rv and. Erie, 8:30°P. Me connecting atc Oorty te Titusviile, Sevionn Centre and the Oil Regions. For Baltimore, Washington and the South, “Limited, Washington Express” ot Failman Parlor Oars dail Pa Sunday, 9:30 A. arrive at Pee agen fe Regular, at 3:40 AL xi: Sand 9P, ‘Sundays Bgnres a Philadeiphia, 40 8 oD i. Th3.s0 and’ 9 For Nowark at 6, $007.7 20, re 10, 450, Mand 't 22 A Me 1230, i aod weintahe Sune ant and second Viaax 10, LA. ML 12 M., 1, 2, ahs Bhs ah i OA. M., 2:30, 4:50 and 6 P.M, ‘New ieee 7,and st. Millstone, 12 noon For Kingston and oa Hh, 840 A. For Princeton, or Lambertvilfe and Fiemington, E For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 9:90 A. M. ai For trenton, Pordentown, Baitagegn ‘ana amie For F ina ‘and avant PM ind? P.M, sn b For ight ¥ Pemberton and Camden, via Perth ratelissowe an Raeit 6A. M. Traine Boy if 18 ani 7 ae me a ee ee reese Leen ie ¢