The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-24


Many people In the city win have dogs ana more
will have BIRDS Individual tastes In these particulars
may be gratied BY calling q MT a povey y Pscs
slip, dev0tes his attention to dogs exclusively yonn-
son a Co., I'll fulton street make birds their spo-
calty.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE
One would suppose from reading the advertise.
great number who have been keeping their car
riages and accomplishments OF fine horses have been
Obliged TO give them up or else that the demand lor
these prevalent appendages Of wealth aud hign DO.
ston is unusually large. Mr.. vandewater NO. a
Duane street, Is to sell some superior trottng ana
There is no end TO the carriage horses, ponies ana
carriages Of all kinds for sas also seisa n fU rr
GERS wagons and horses to match.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
There is sufficient variety under TINS heal 70 sun
pacity. A liquor dealer promises any one mvesung
$4,000 in the business to divide $40 600 with him per
annum. Another offers for the same amount OF
senses to insure him n $4,000 At the END Of SIX
months The amount OF capital required varies nom
$50, 600 to enterprise industry and experience.
FINANCIAL.
Messrs August Belmont y GO; are SIN is SHtSg
child In the leading European cities and are also
making telegraphic transfers on California and Eu
Company have called meeting for the 30th inst. at
their general Office, No. 40 Broadway, to take action
Company and the columsus, Chicago and indian.
Central Railway Company. Messrs. Levi 4
81 Sq NO. 81 pine street are buying al No 90
Wall street allow four cent interest on deposits
Robert Thode Co. are American bankers at Ber-
and mortgages, stocks and promiscu0us securities;
as for instance. $4,000 by J. W. Smith Co., 132
street; $4,000 BY Armstrong No. Rector street;
By JOHN 4 g. II srse
by Bennett Klenen. % Cedar street; $75o, GOO BY
7. NJ. Mason. No Centre street and $1,5oo,ooo by
James l.. Kemper, No. 55s Pine street.
LOAN OFFICES.
Impecunt0us persons-and impecunoslty s an In
separable adjunct OF modern Notwithstanding
the good fortune to have diamonds watches or other
jewelry hand. can, by consulting the HERALD adj
their selection OF parties with whom to deal. Some
of these lenders cOnine themselves exclusively to
the higher ana more grades ,Ser Of
make advances all kinds Of personal property.
It is only question OF nece ssity and percentage
What would New York be without Its dry
good storesf or course the wholesale buyers
ments Just The places to 60 to for just the kinds Of
goods they require. A. 7. Stewart 4 Co. have no
less than four advertisements. People look With
and wonder at the accumulation OF his wealth. 1t ID
no wonder. The secret is easily told. He adver-
him His latest advertisements offer good bargains
In housekeeping goods, such as Irish linens, linen
ann Also %
Infants and children's apparel breakfast ackeSts
silk and fancy tarlatan evening dresses But ms ms
ter Brothers, having two stores in the city,
in Eighth avenue near Eighteenth street and the
other at 272 Beecker street. and third at FOrtWayne,
hold out extraordinary inducements to those wishing
to purchase muslin goods. William H. Roberts, NO
2Sl Broadway. has marked MS goods, emDraclng .
Brothers. corner OF Eighth avenue and Thrty-iourtn
street, present at most tempting prices an EXTENDED
array OF clOaklngs, vevets and cloths ana snawlS.
f. d. Percival No. 739 Broadway, Is now Offering for
sale the balance OF his winter stock, made up largely
OF Infants wardrobes ana LADIES' undergarments.
Lord & Taylor are making large reductions from
recent prices Everything In the dry goods line Is 10
be found here. sugden Bradbury, Nos Sl2 ana Saa
their fall and winter stock. And thus runs on the
list-great reductions In prices and great bargains
everywhere.
Passing over the advertised sale OF a well estab-
can be gained Of George T. Rowell 4 Co., 40 Park
row. and O variety OF advertisements embracing the
pulling as wen as ae cutting o. eye t e W. ron np
and movements Of European and coastwise steamers
Steam will take one anywhere. You read the adver-
We do not take 1t ourselves to recommend any OIL
the special routes All that Is required is 10 read the
consult the travellers Guide'' underneath. In
either case II would not be bad IDEA 70 Duy
marpers aan s Sy W. schoos sneakns
OF schools, our attention Is called to nearly
half a column OF advertisements under the head
OF obstruction" intermediate between the Travel-
lers' Guiden and "New Publications" We here learn
that Pane's Business College, 62 Bowery, is open day
and evening; that Mrs. Harriet E. Seymour has Of
New Canaan, Connecticut home school for girls,
and that Golden Hill Seminary for young ladies' az
Bridgeport Connecticut, Is still under the charge OF
BOARprNa AND LODGING.
IL Is great achievement to get good boarding
house. That young man. or that old man. OF that
any man. VINO has been successful in getting good
lodgings has the fates and probably the HERALD 20
thank for II. From about $50 OF these advertisements
one ought to be able to make selection. II IL gene
rally the liberal people who advertise Mean people
put up printed notices The meanest people, those
especially to be avoided, seek 10 vlctlmize you
through the medium OF nngrammatcally written
notices, giving token Of barbarous penmanshlp.
Contiguous this class Of advertisements are notices
or country board and hotels. Under the last head
we find that at the Reunion Hotel, in Forty second
street, aud Clinton Place House, 75s Broadway, are
handsomely furnished rooms, TO be let IN suits or
spgly at moderate rates, with the table Q u carte.
The New England Hotel gives lodging for fifty cents
night or three dollars o week-rates unusually low,
but usually known from the frequency OF being ad-
vertised In the HERALD. !
REAL ESTATE.
Any one who wants TO buy or sell any real estate
In this city other OF any kind or size or de-
scription, has only to read the HERALD the me-
dunn OF either obtaining giving the Information.
d. NJ Seaman IA Pine street; N. A. J. Lynch q Mas
sau street, +. j. Rouss Co., l,37o Broadway; Pentx
street; Dngee, Fenner Co.. No. Pine street, and
multitude OF others have each score or more Of city
lots for sale. There are three columns OF these ad.
vcrtlsements, and to 60 extensively into names ana
localities would occupy too much space.
Tne nearly three columns Of daily advertisements
of amusements In the HERALD are sure as well aS
most pleasing index Of prevailing prosperity In busi
ness. Here are opera, and tragedy, and comedy.
and living trapezc, and Ethiopian mInstresy, and
concerts and everything In the way OF public amuse
mcnts one can wish from which TO select. The only
difficulty il TO make selection, dificulty only to
be surmounted by watching the HERALD advertise
ments and going the grand rounds.
AUCTION SALES.
The red nag continues stil to n0at daily In all sec
tons OF the city. First in importance to the largest
number OF citizens though last the list IL the
SEVENTEEN sale OF scranton coal by John H. Draper
Co., OF 900 tons OF coal, the 27h inst ut noon,
at 20 Exchange place. Henry 3. Hertz, No.
Doughty 10 Nassau street; Robert Somervie, 81
Nassau street; Campbell Co.. $50 Bowery; l.. Fitz-
gerald James NJ. Miller, ]. M. Taylor and other auc-
toneers well known full OF Business continually,
as will be seen by their advertisements.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There are many other specialties OF advertise
ments upon which we might dwell ut length. The
columns OF wants tell their own daily story. And
then there are notices OF money and property lost
and found and reMards. each conYeyinR story and