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March : 1851. $661S Feb. I, 1870 2475 sos
July 1891 Ss49o,6.0 March l. 1902 .463, or ssj
July 1862. 5O292i,4A April 1870. z 1862 2s, I75
JIV l. 1862 03 Ia 900 May j, 1870. q AL SOS, SO
July l. 1851 l12lSsI94 June l. 1870 q 423 81 016
July 81 lo65 q loI2,32I5 July 1870. AGO. Dos 1913
sept 1868 - I57,6S95 Aug j, 1870. 500, 423 Ago
JAM l. 1866. - 1G,o5l536 Sept 1870. 1888 col 030
Aug !, loj6 6S3 0l92 76 Oct 1870. q 500 407 26J
jan 1867 2543,33 liz Now ], 1870. 2 355 384 800
July 1861 BOIL 800 0l3 Dec. 1870 .470 900
jan l, 1865. llo,S50 JAM l, 1871 23is 584 800
July 1865. 5os95,l92 Feh 1871. q 354 75H
JAN l. 1869. $40 70720l March l, 1871 764 a4
July 1, 1859. 2 900 16O,773 April 1871. 945 063
JAM l, 1870. y, f62,4lS,sS
The government expenditures by warrant during
March, exclusive Of the puolic debt, were as fol-
lows:--
IS, 600, 100
Indians AMI Pensions. Observation-Disclosures. 2,5l32S1
CIVIL ana miscellaneous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.S593,0
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying TO lat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were fol-
lows
I'll
Cod balances. 1890 2g2
Currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LASH 493
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One O'Clock r. M.

$1,000 vs. c. &C.,. 1924 $1,000 Us ia lo-tc los
1000 500 s.. Ian lUUvv Us 6s curry. b3 Ill
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


RTER-ALBERTsOS.-On Wednesday, March %,
at the North BaptisE chrch In this city, 10y the Rev.
Jobn j. BronRer HUGH PORTER To MAGGIE II. AL
Der rsoS, All or tuis city.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The April Statement, Compared With That Of
the Corresponding Month Of Last Year
and With That Of March, 187I-De-
crease for the Past Yoar silo344,112.

Tie statement OF tho public debt on April
has just been issued by the Treasury Department.
We compare the figures with those OF the state
ment made year ago.
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.
Apru u 1870. Ap7H l, 1871.
Five per cent BONDS. $22l $500 $2l4,5673U0
SIX per cent bonds. 1885, 352 500 1G09, 776,350
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after ralsng him 70 hla pedal extrcmltss .he play

after raising him to his pedal extrcmities the play
went on all right.
ACT THIRp-PEcnTsR CALLED our.
AT the end OF the third art. which concluded the
play, there were OF coulSe, another series Of
demands for Fechter and MISS Leclercq TO appear
having ended. the audience were scamorous
6 for speech; for they thought that that now, low,
anything to say about his trouble rs the theatre he
would say It. Unfortunately, however, FOR the Gu
rious audience, he made no aiusion to the row. but
In simple manner a. possible returned thanks for
the honor or the present movement. What he said
was ths:-
LADIES AND GENTLKMKN--In q few words allow me TO
express our thanks This reception has, indeed
niied our hearts and they overflow. Appause) We can
not leave this city which consider In tho place OF
my birth, home, with the solemn tombke farewell aud
win simply close with saying what cannot give proper
French phraseau ,eoot Loud and continued appausc)
And thus ends Fechter's connection with the
Globe theatre. During the period OF sixteen or
eighteen weeks he has fingered here hc has taken
the comfortable salary OF $500 Ia gold every
Monday morning, and the complimentary affair
OF tonight has netted him $1,000. He leaves
great many admirers of his abilities behind,
but very few who will with the exception OF his
professional merit remember him with other feel
ings than those or genuine and hearty contempt.
The Globe Will probably continue TO flourish under
the liberal management OF the liberal Cheney, even
In spite Of the great Fechters absence
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
Personal Intelligence.

Senator Alexander Mcdonald, from Arkansas. Is
among the latest arriy ais at the st. Nicholas Hotel
General Perley Poore, OF Boston. is soIourning at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Samuel Remington, the celebrated armorer, is
at the Hoffman House on brief visit.
General J. NJ. Hickey, from California, is quar-.
tered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Seiior Antonio de Tea Spanish Consul to Boston,
is at the Grand Central Hotel en- route for Cuba.
Colonel J. NJ. Van Buskirk, Of Lanslngburg, Pa,
has arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General ]. q Fremont, of Tarrytown, is tempora-
rily at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. Joseph G. Holiday, proprietor OF several
steamship lines has apartments at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Mr. Marshall Field. Of Chicago, is stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. J. u. Boyne, editor OF the JEFFERSON CTexas)
Herald, is among the recent arrivals at the Metro
politan Hotel.
Mr.. G. r. Griggs, exmemDer Of Congress from ILL.,
nois, Is at the st. Nicholas Hotel
General Burnside has LETT the Fifth Avenue Hotel
for Providence.
at the st. James Hotel.
Captain H. +. Troynam, Of the Dragon Guards,
British Army, has engaged quarters at the Brevoort
House.
Colonel s. M. Johnson, OF the United States Army.
Is also among the latest arrivals at the Brevoort
House.
MIR. william j, Florence, the popular Irish come
dian. arrived yesterday from Philadelphia and is
now stopping at the residence OF his brotherin-law
MT Barney Williams.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDOs MONEY MARKEr.-LosDoN, Jan. Ig-l 80 r
M.Consos closed at 9 for both money and the account
American securities quiet and steady United States Ave
twenty bonds, 1852 @ 1885, old, s9 1867 sss
nes 49, Stocks steady Erie Railway shares, ls Illinois
Central, ITO; Atlantic and Great Western, 2sh.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr--LIvERPooL, jan 13--
$50 PCotton closed unchanged. Mddna uplands, 7,4d
l2O0O bales OF which 1000 taken for speculation
export Sales or cotton loading at New Orleans at SID for
middlng The stock OF cotton ahoat 100000 bales
which gsoO0O are American Stock OF cotton in port,
b45,00 bales OF which American $4,000 Receipts
week, 10000 bales, OF which o., 900 are American.
TRADE AT MANCHKsTER.- LIVERPOOL, Jan. IS-3 30
r. MThe market for yarns aud fabrics at Manchester il
steady.
LIVERPOOL BREADeTUrFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooI, Jan
The receipts OF wheat for the past three have
EOoO0 quarters all American Corn2s 3D. quarter for
W. The market IL frmer.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvKRPoOL, Jan.
13-Po~k easier. Lard, 59s. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvKRPooL, JAM Is
~ M1CoInmon rosin 6s 3D. 6s 3D.; renned pesro
eurn, Is. p}Sd. lnseed OIL ESl los. E2s.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LosDoN, Jan. 12-Spirfts
petroleum hrmer, at I'D. 3d. refined
3d. H. SD. Sugar. to arrive buoyan At 3ls per
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Tolls ON FERRY COMPANIES all,
we do not know but it is putting rather too
fine point on the proposition made in the
Legislature to compel q reduction of the rates
bf tolls by our ferry companies to treat it
eeriously 1t is a sort of chronic job that pops
up its head at almost every session Of the
Legislature, but suddenly disappears, leaving
only pleasant "reminiscences Of refreshing visits
to Albany of the directors of the various COM
panies interested.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

PAYING Too MUCH FOR THE PIeTArL.-A
humorously inclined Hibernian in Cincinnati
has been sentenced to thirty days hard laber
for clipping off the pi2tail Of heather Chinee.
1t Is plain to be seen that Cincinnati judges
recognize the fact that John Chinaman, like
Sambo, has rights which we are bound to
respect. But isn't this sentence rather rough
on poor Pat whose love of fun is proverbial ?
Isn't it paying rather too much for the pig
tail2
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IRELAND.

Fenian Convicts In Dublin Released-N0 Con-
ditions Attached-They Exile Themselves ON
the Russin.
LONDON Jan. IA, 1871.
I have received kilograms from Ireland, dated in
Dublin, which assure me, for the use of the NEW
YORK HERALD, that the Fenian political prisoners
Luby, O'Leary, McCafrerty Power and Thomas
Burke, who have recently been confined at Dublin,
have been released uncondit1onaly.
Thev viii sail from queenstown tomorrow in the
Cunard steamship Russia for New York.
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sissm: but aha annc,,ea ., be suffering some
what from cold 'ySS WSicu ppes. nted the fuil ex-
preston OF her voice. whicA ~ naott ns ana 0
low. an excellent thing in wM nan" Mss
Pateman o. Margaret, charming ia nv H. -
voice anu action, was very good and u "G sw "scr
necessary co say more than that they fully MANI noc
their well earned regulations. The perfoYu9A uce
throughout from point 10 point was heartily 4 y
plauded. including several recalls with the fall N
the curtain, and from the unqualified success OF s
experimental execution, we have no doubt that A.
an occasional change from "Richelieap aI.oye and
LOyaltyf' VIII be many times repeated.
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HIDING FROM JUSTICE.

BfIkins, the Supposed Express Rsbber, skulk-
tns In the Vicinity Of Saratoga.
ALBANY, Jan. IA 1871.
Filkins, II appears, reached Ballston, Saratoga
county, ON Thursday night, and Saratoga on Friday
night, foot sore and travel stained. He went to q
boarding house. kept by Mr.. White, at the extreme
norm end of the village, and engaged board for q
week, saying that he expected friend to Join him
nj the supper table. copy OF the Albany Argus
was handed TO him. which contained description
NJ himself AFTER supper he went out and had por-
Sion ~ his whiskers shaved OF. He soon returned
Tor the night but rose about two A. NJ and was not
acen afIerWarde.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
CUBA.

The Steamship Hornet-She Arrives the
Cuban COast-Narrow Escape from. n Spanish
Gunb0at-EaIse Report.
HAVANA, Jan. IL, 1871
The steamer Hornet appeared on Punta Guinchas,
two miles from Puerto del Padre, on Sunday. The
gunboat Yumuri sighted the Hornet and fired seve.
raj shots at her. The Hornet Immediately went to
sea, chased by the gunboat but on account Of her
superior speed, escaped.
The report previously circulated that the bearer
OF dispatches, Zena. had been tried and executed,
is untrue. zena arrived here yesterday.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

A HINT TO THE BENEvoLENT.-Poorpe people
want work more than they do aims, How
much better it would be for our millionnaires to
get up some magnificent public improvement
or to push ahead smartly those already COM
nenced-that might employ thousands of poor
laboring men, and invest a dozen or so fifty
thousand dollar contributions in paying the
interest on several millions Of city bonds
issued for the purpose of raising money for
paid improvements! Who seconds the mo-
kon?
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

especlAHy In our fashionable, velves-cushioned
churches. But, as whole. these public
prayer meetings are calculated to have good
effect and keep many poor soul from hurry
ing on to perdition.
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Deing made TO place the entire British Navy In sea-
worthy condition. The work upon all the war ships
now In course OF construction or repair at tho
several dockyards has been ordered pressed to
immediate completion by the Admiralty.
The Work, Its Force aud Places Of Construo-
tlon-GunbOats, Turrer Ships and Huge
Rams.
Drawing on the most reliable sources for our facta
We are enabled to illustrate the cable telegram news,
which we publish above, by presenting to the read
ers OF the HERALD the following complete LIST OF the
vessels which were In course or construction
inforcements to the British Navy on the 27th or
December, 1870. We also enumerate the several
PLACES at which they are being bullt-in the dock
yards and by private nrms-and classify the vessels
by re gister and armament thus, viz: -
Arrow, l, double-screw iron gunboat, 245 tons,
ana zs-horse power. building by Messrs Rennie. AZ
Greenwich.
Blazer, /. double-screw iron gunboat 246 tons.
2s-horse power, at Portsmouth.
Blonde, ~ IRON screw frigate, cased with wood,
4,089 tons, 1,oo0-horse power. at Portsmouth.
Bloodhound, /, donblescrew iron gunboat 245
tons, 2S-norse power, by Messrs. Mitchell, at New
Bonetta, i, double.screw iron gunboat, 245 tons,
2S-horse power. by Messr5. Rennie, OF Greenwich.
Bustard, /, double-screw iron gunboat. 2i5 TONS
2S-horse power, by Messrs. Napier Sons, Glasgow.
Comet, 1. double-screw iron gunboat, 2i5 tons
2S-horse power, at Portsmouth.
Coquetle, 4, screw composite gunDoat 295 tons.
80-horse power, at Pembroke.
Cyclops, A. double-screw iron armor-plated turrer
snip, 2lOI tons, 20o-horse power, by the Thames
Company, at Blackwall.
Devastation turret ship, armor-plated, 44O8 tons.
800-hOrse power at Portsmouth.
Fury, turret ship, armor-plated 5000 tons, 0O0
horse power, at Pembroke.
Glatt0n, q dOuDle-screw turret ship, armor plated,
2, 70a tons, at Chatham
Gorg0n. doube-screw iron arm0r- plated turret
shlp l07 TONS 260-horse power, BY Messrs. Palmer
4 Co., Jarrow-on-Tyne.
Hecate. T. double-screw iron armor-plated turree
ship, 2.107 tons. 250norse power, by Messrs. Dud-
geon, Poplar
Hydra, 1 double e-screw iron armor.plated turrek
snip, l07 tons, 2So.horse power, by Messrs Elder
Co., Glasgow.
Kite, l, doublescrew iron gunboat, 24s tons, rs.
horse power by Messrs. Napier b Sons, Glasgow.
Lively paddle despatch vessel, S36 tons 260-hOrse
power, aJ Sheerness.
Mastn, /, double-screw iron gunboat 24s tons, 2s-
horse power. by Messra Mitchell, ut Newcastle-0n-
Tyne.
Osborne Q, royal paddle yacht, 1859 tons, AGO.
horse power, at Pembroke.
Raleigh, "a, irOn-screw frigate sheathed with
wood, 3,2lO TONS 800 horse power, at Chatham.
Rupert, 1ron-cad ram, 16o tons, 700h0rse power.
at Chatham.
ScOurge. l. double.screw iron gunboat AS tons,
2S-hOrse power at chatham.
Snake, l, dOube-screw iron gunDoat, 245 tons, 28-
horse power, at Chatham.
Thetis. 13, screw corvette, 1898 tons, 350-horse
power at Devonport
Thuuderer turret ship, armor plated, A4O6 tons
S00-h0rse power, at Pembroke.
Vtgilant, paddle despatch vessel, 835 tons, ESQ
horse power, at DevonpOrt.
Woodark, 3. double-screw gun vessel 863 tons
16n-h0rse power, at Chatham.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICIANS EXCITED.

President Grant Expected In Philadelphia
A Cabinet Ofce for Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA, 1871.
Secretary Robson arrived here this afternoon.
President Grant was expected, but did not arrive.
II is expected Cabinet officer will be chosen from
tnia StaEe by Grant IN short tlmes
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
TURKEY.

The Sultan Preparing for Eventualities.
CONsTANTINoPLE Jan. IA, 1871.
The Sublime Porte proposes to make Slnope first
class naval station.
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THE GEORGIA OUiRAGEs.
The Alleged Assaults Upon Supervisor Kry-
xanowski Denied.

1QnOWAkf UonIeds
SAVANNAH, Jan. IA. 1871
The despatch from Washington. published In the
YORK HERALD OF the 10th inst, In which state
meuts are made regarding threats against Kryza-
n0wskI Supervisor OF Internal Revenue for Georgia
and Florida, is untrue and the Mayor OF Savannah
has no knowledge whatever Of the alleged threat
and doesnot even know Kryzanowski. TIE entire
statement 40 rar o. this city u concerned, u un-
tQppda6,
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
JANUARY is.

JANUARY Is.
1s65-Fort Fisher, n. c., captured by the Union
forces under General Terry. Hon. Edward
Everett died.
1s62-D Lagroix committed suicide at No. I43 West
Nlntn street.
lss9-Emperor Sououque, OF Hayti. abdicated. In
consequence or the successes OF the revolution
lists. Wilhelm Decker and Richard Owens
murdered by Sixth ward r0ughs at No. 81 Elm
street.
lS51-Six unfinished buildings fell and killed seven
persons In Twenty-lrst street.
1sl5-American frgate President captured by Brit
ish frigate Endymion
1783-Talma the French tragedian, born.
I747-Dr. Samuel Parr, the author. born.
a Few Gases Of London silk Dress Hats fer
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

| Diamonds Bought and Sold and Money
| loaned on them. g. C. ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway.
under 81. Nicholss Hotel.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

An Infalliblo Care for Coughs, Hearsencss
and sore throat SMITHS TROCHES Sold by HENaY.
No. College place; DITMAN CO.. Astor House Phar,
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

Furs nc Forty Per Cent Discouns from Do
cember prices. BURKE, 6 Broadway, branch A lN Fur
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

Cow Milkers.-Completos the Greatest Sac
cess. Secure . State. Strike for fortune.
C0LvIN BROTHERS, 4A Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

ssI Want to DO Something Useful and PrOns~
able cannot decide mercantile. mechanical An
professional business Phrenoloay applied $50 Bss
will what mads for.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

A Sweet Breath, White Teeth and q The.
roughly ceansed mouth produced by Dr. JOHNS0N'S
delicious AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

A Delightful Hnirdressiug.-Chevaiier Life
FOR THE HAIR recommended as the only reliable article
falling and increasing the growth Of hair s used
with pleasure by all desiring beautiful hair.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

Gold Pens.
FOLEY'S hno Geld Pens and Pencis,
Factory and SAIesrooms sb6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

Jouvenss Inodorous Kid Glove Cleancx Me-
sorcs soled poyes instantly Sold druggists and teaers
In fancy Rooda Price 26 cents bottle.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

Mailed Free for 25 ccuts.-Dr. Kahn's Lee.
lures on Nervous Debnys Marriagens obligations aud
aud disoaafs arising from inApradenco with
casss from sc.uaI PRACTICE Address Secretary DR.
Eahn,s Mnsrrn 7l5 Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

Don't fail to call and see 10
salcsroom 80 Spchg street, doors Of Broadway.
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, Grand Brooklyn Whiskey Raid

No. 2.
This raid, which came off on Thursday last,
Il almost entitled t9 the distinction Of mill
bry campaign against hostile stronghold.
Ghe revenue officers were escorted to the In
fected district by over twelve hundred United
States troops, infantry, artillery and marines.
The invasion of Whiskeytown resembled, In
thany respects, the descent Of q strong detach-
ment of Prussians upon defenceless French
gillage, only the inhabitants Of Whiskeytown,
men, women and children, showed more fight
Ehan any Of the poor villagers Of France have
shown against the enemy. The whole popula-
6on Of Whiskeytown were in. the field, and,
With yellings and hootings and curses, both
loud and deep, and with brickbats, sticks and
Stones, showed at least the spirit of the de-
Fence of Saragossa. And the ''ring" Of the
Eontraband distillers, with all the precautions
pr the revenue officials, had stolen a march
Epon "the ruthless INVADER" in getting of
beforehand nearly all their stills, worms, whis-
icy and movable machinery. So 1t happened
Score Of establishments where stills had been
were emptied of what had been left behind
their fermentng mash and swill.
This was the summing up of Thursdays
operations. On Friday the ''Goths and
Vandals' resumed and completed their work
Of destruction, including the emptying into the
cutters Of immense quantities of mash from
vats and tubs, barrels and hogsheads, and the
levelling to the ground Of all the buildings
Used in these contraband operations, and the
Sarting away of the materials to the Navy
Yard. AT night, the raiders having accom-
plished the duty assigned them, order reigned
ln Warsaw but 1t was the order of populous
bnd excited settlement, sacked, laid waste and
cleaned out.
The damage suffered by the contraband dis
filters is estimated as certainly exceeding
hundred and fifty thousand dollars; but their
property spirited away in good season-stills
hnd whiskey-was perhaps not less in value
than two hundred thousand dollars, if half
that Is said Of this contraband business Is
Fue. This, too, In Brooklyn, the City of
Churches and the City of the Puritans, par 60
fe1ence. The great raid upon the same settle
@ent last summer was very damaging to its
hon-taxpaying whiskey makers; but when
they can stand two such raids within q year, It
becomes evident that their plan of operations
j. very systematic and very extensive, and
that the amounts Of whiskey which they throw
1pon the market, saving the internal revenue
tax Of fifty cents gallon, must be very large.
It is probable, however, that General Pleason-
fon, the Internal Revenue Commissioner at
Washington, will keep up these raids until the
eistllers concerned are cleaned out or brought
TO submission to the laws.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

A Few Gases Of London silk Dress Hats for
gentlemen just received by ESPENSCHEID, lls Nassau
street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

A.-Berring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
26l Broadway, corner Murray strsst.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

Zoelnion CWres Consumptien, Scrofula, Cnn-
GER blood diseases after all other remedies have fAah
Makes ;ha lkiu youthful and bright
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

4. A.-RoyaI Havana Supplementary.
Determined by drawings OF the Royal Havana Lottery
For information, &C., address MoINTIRE, GREGORY 4
co. 3l6 Canal 154 Chatham, Is Sixth avenue "a Third
thirteenth corner OF Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

A.-BalIs and Parties..BOOts and shoes for
Ladies, Misses and Gentlemen at BROOKS s75 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
THE BRITISH NAVY.
The Question OF the Dominion
Of the Seas.
Extraordinary Efforts to Perpetu,xts
tho Claim.

LONDON, Jam Is, 1871.
England is about to make grand perhaps final,
effort for the assertion Of her claim to the dominion
OF the seas She Is rapidly reinforcing her naval
power.
can inform you that extraordinary efforts arc
being made to place the entire British Navy In sea
worthy condition. The work upon all the war ships
now In course OF construction or repair ar tho
several dockyards has been ordered to be pressed to
immediate completion by the Admiralty.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

A.-Perfect Fitting Boots and shoes, and
warm overshoes. cheap. at BROOKS. SIS Broadway.
A.-Burnett's Cooking Extracts-Thc Hest.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

gentlemen just received by ESPENSCHEID l18 Nassau
street.
A.-Herrins's p Passns ns,oy s,,v.
2al Broadway, corner Murray srsst
A. A.-RoyaI Havana Supplementary.
Determined BY drawings Of the Royal Havana Lottery
ssRs 10 @ Es. ss 8 8 Third
Thirteenth, corner OF Broadway.
A Deighttml Observation-Disclosures Life
FOR TIE HAIR recommended as the only reliable article
IN in mssr. msdc. e, for gray ha stopping
with pleasure by all desiring beautiful hair.
A.-BnlIs and Parties.-Booty and shoes for
Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen at BROOKS s75 Broadway
warm overahoes. cheap q. BROOKS. SIS broadway
A.-Bnrnett's Cooking Extracts-The Hest.
An InfsIlible Gre Gre for C.ughs, Hearsensss
No. pss sss
macy.
Sweet Brenth. White Teeth and ,s, z The,
Dr.
Csw Milkers.-Cemplete 3 the Greatest sae-
cess SA's coEvS 1ss @ Bro.~.y
Di.mends Bought, end Sold ss =: and Ms.es
loaned on them under s, N sensi:s Hsssl
TSr. e Fess Hes Cen: s,..ss P De-
ton street.
Gold Pens.
FOLHY'S fne Geld Pens and Pencils,
Factory and sAlesrooms, sss Broadway
0I Want to do S0mething Useful and Pronf~
abc but cannot decide between mercantile. mechanical
professional business" PhrenoloRy applied a SSS boe
way, win tell you what you are made for.
Jouvenss InodorOus Kid Glove Cleaner Re-
gloves instantly Sold BY druggists and aaiers
In fancy gooda Price 26 cents bottle.
M.iIed FREQ for 25 ceuts.-Dr. Kahn,s Lec-
turea on Nervous Debntys Marriage obligations aud
and diseaats arising from nApradence with
casss from ac.uaI practice. Address Secretary Or.
Knhn,s Nuseurn, 7t5 Broadway, New YORK.
The Chair Of the Period:
Don't fail to call and see 10
saieroom 20 Sprhg street, doors Of Broadway.
ZOelniOu Cares Consumption, ScrOfula, Onn-
GER blood diseases after all other remedies fA
Aaksa ;ha lkin youthful and bright