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500 n r." ZOO q S.i l. ..c' Old =, T nsl1'ss,
htial-for sale. Apply at this G...iu.u.eliately.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
TREAsrRY. DErAkTMENr. WASHINGTON, FgBRU.

TREAs , DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, FEBRU-
the 9th day of March next 10 this country in Europe
subscriptions 20 the National Loan the approved
3ay ~ s.u cnt.ea AN act TO authorize the reiunding OF
the national debt and the act In amendment thereof
proved January 20, 1871.
The places a, which subscriptions may be made and the
names Of the authorized agents of the government will be
announced hereafter The proposed comprises three
classes OF bonds namely
fir., the OF hundred Of dol
aerte the date or their issue, bearing
teres payable quarterly con at the rate OF i've
Second Bonds of three hundred millions of
dollars payable con pleasure unted States
interest," payable quarterly In coin at the of four
Third Bonds 70 the amount seven hundred millions of
dollars payable In con the pleasure of the United Staes
thirty from the date Of their ISSUE bearing
interest payable quarterly In con at the rate Of four
Subscribers the loan win have preference in the follow
ing order. namely
First Subscribers for equal of each class of
bonds.
the half per cent and of bonds
bearing interest at the rate OF FIVE per cent
THIRD. SUBSCRIBERS ior I'VE per cent bonds.
qured TO deposit two cent oil the thereof
accounted for by the when the bonds
ere and payment may be made either in bonds
the United States known hveweny bonds their par
value The coin received in viii be applied the
The bonds viii be registered issued with coupons as
may be desired by subscroes Registered bonds
OF the OF s5 S0 $780, 81 osO $4,000
and &lO000 coupon denomnaton except
the last two The interest viii be payable in the United
Staes a the oce OF the Treasurer assistant
or designated deposiary of the government
The bonds OF the Aforesaid the
thereon from the Of all OF
under stste municipal srlocal authority.
After maturity the bonds last issued will nrst
py cs:ss and numbers ~ may be BY the ecrc
Secretary of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
AWusEMENTs.

5l4-1HzAr r lasa4ss a2a1Sy5; So.reyr,
prr, =, SGs BTcsdysy' opposite 81. Nicholas v.,.
fHE Fousfnis HEAD OF xsTs6
NEW sHHS ssA,S .sS s SsS
uJsH sH i
s$fSS vA
cuAss s; Fax
Af faE sTxsS ss Sniasp S%rrEF rRSJPE ssS yPfs
''s ONE iSsI HUNDRED DIFFERENT ACTS NIGHTLY.
Doors open at 81; curtain rises a. ~.
Seats secured in advance. Children half price.
OLYMPIC THEATRE
- Lessee and Manager. r; HAYES
OF THE
. :. | | '.''''.
EVERY EVENING s$Sf ssSarHnn NOTICE! H!0A
'''s'si$ sssSSS $$sHSsSsi Ss.is sssSs7'1's
NTIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN SPECIAL NOTICE SPECIAL NOTICE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
THE BLACK CROOK REMODELLED.
THE BLACK CROOK REMODELLED
ENTIRE NEW GRAND BALLET,
THE DEMONS REvEL,
with and elegant Costumes,
wonderful and startling effects,
beautiful and original music,
and embracing in Its performance the entire ballet force Of
this establishment.
the Gymnasts OF the world.
MONS. SIEGRIST
TWO BEAUTIFUL BOYS,
aged and 4 years, In their
FAMOUS SCENA DE SALON.
EIGHTH WEEK OF THE GREAT MAJILTOES
AND THE GREAT SKATERS,
with all the superb scenery,
magnificent tableaux
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ y p nu AsxS ASe .S-..--...<
CRAHp OPERA HOUSE.
SdrR opp, sescnS @ week q the great bill.
THREE FIRST TENoRs EVERY NIGHT.
v,xv.-L La! AT AYE m nigh,s q the
which includes. Miles. LUPo, ILBERfiNA, ROM
RaNesoe kxsSisooA kousSs sAzassi Noss A5AS 5AAas l
fsmous gotssque, Coryphees and Fun Corps de Ballet
celebrated Maitre de Ballet, -
GREATEST AfTsHcflosS on EVER OFFERED
First &C. LA PERlCHoLE, Aimee. aausins.
Second ac. BARBE BhEgE; gE;;cu Vssv AIMEE; aimee; Gausns.
A GRAND BALLET IN EACH OPERA
Saturday Matinee-LA GRANUE DUCHESSE.
SATURDAY NIGHr-LA PERICHlLE.
In active preparation ~ dEOkGIENNEs
Seventh Grand Concert
NINTH REG hEaiaEN7 sEi,T7 BAND,
THIS ssUNDAYl hyENINd, MING FEBspAARY H.
EVERY THURSDAY, AT lP.M
EouRrEENrH STREET THEATRE.
Near Sixth avenue.
w. "a. .LcsSee ana ManseeA
EDWIN FORREST.
Every evening this week, except Saturday,
KING LEAR.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND EVENING
THE ELFIN STAR.
Mlco ErrIE JoHNs. .....as. ......FANCHoN
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TRUST MONEY TO L0AN-ON IMPROVED NEW YORK
city property eibly located loe; bonus required
Second Mortgages casbed with a small discount.
ISAAC HONIG, % Pine street.
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% IRVING PLACE-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED
- Rooms to let, with Board, 10 gentleman and wife or
tingle gentleman.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

% FAST FOURTH STREET, ONE BLOCK EAST OF
~ Eroadway.-Pleasant Rooms with unexceptonable
table. Dinner at +. VI. Two three respectable ladies
vii ue accommodated on reasonable terms.
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o. WIT TwEETy-TH1RD STREET, THIRD HOUSE
Ztb from Firth Avenue HoelTo let, handsomely fur.
rished Second Floor SUITE singy with nrst class
Board 20 gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

MRS MARY DIXON JONES WILL CONMENCE A
" course OF her popular lectures the ST Pauls Hetho
H mp9ops Church. the lrst lecture free on Monday
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

JTAETED-TO BORROW, sl,soo, on HOUSE AND
w Lot, in Brooklyn worth 5000, Address N. SMITH,
Herald Office
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY ON
interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects showing
now 70 1--we and what 70 live for delivered daily NJ
New fok Museum OF Anatomy Those unable attend can
Broadway. 80 Sseiosaiy' o'o
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

> fTH STREET, 1s. wEsT.-HANDSoMELY FURNISH
cutie or single.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

O7 wAyERLEY PLACE-k DESIRABLE ROOM FOR
lady and gentleman or two gentlemen, with full
Board
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

C)D STREET, WEST, NO. 360-A LARGE SIZED RE
= cepton Room and closets with Board for gentema
and wife or single gentlemen price moderate.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

DS WEST TWENTY-FoURTH sTREET.-sECOND
Do Floor. Handsomely furnished; third story front
Room superior Board responsible, permanent rrst
family VIII ind desirable home.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

On wAyERLEY PLACE.-THREE VERY DESIRABLE
~ Rooms first Eoor, with Board may be had suite
u enclr
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

A LADY CAN HAVE BOARD BEFORE AND DURING
"A confinement, and infant adopted by Dr. and Ma
WEST l West For,ieth also SOS Seventh
avenue,
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

ITO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, CHATTEL MORTGAGE
Gordon Press ''Eagle' Cabinet, one Hoes
Miterng Machine, Hoes Cutting Machine. Apply to f.
X. COLE, f5 William street, basement
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90 WEST TWELFTH sTREET-wITH BOARD.
20 handsomely furnished Rooms; house and table first
rlaps
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spect to his deAth.-Wm. n. EvArtA, whom
Brigham Young wants for counsel. is needed
elsewhere. being appointed. together with
Judge Benjamin Z. Curtis. associate to Caleb
Gushing before the Geneva tribunal Of arb.
misunderstanding Boutwell, has been lectur-
ing on "Present Questions Affecting Public
Prosperity; Charles Sumner is exhortirg
the negroes to "stick to their rights Of
equality, and J. Q. Adams will not help the
woman suffrage people II be gets to be Gov
ernor, or anything else.-By the way, the
WomAn's Club see q sure remedy for the
social evil In feminine enfrAnchisement.
DIR. George Brown, Methodist
editor, college President, and q clergy.
man for So years, has died at Spriueneld,
Ohio, at the age Il 30, and on the 10Th ult. the
Rev. seph1us Fustia, leader amcng the
PresbJ teriAns, died In Wsshinton.-Hazlng
has peen discouraged In West Point BY the
dismissal OF four cadets, and the restriction
of certain Of the privileges Of q 6ith,-Col.
Jim Fisk, Jr., has been arrested at last, for
stealing $50, 900 which Helen Josephine Mans.
field, a notorious woman OF New York, in
W LIN w iANCob tOA uct III
speculations. At least, he didn't return 1t.
An Injunction against the production in court
OF Jim's letters to the lady, has been DIS
solved so far as regards the defendant.-The
land office Is to 20 from Humboldt, Ks, to
Independence in the same State, in the middle
of Deem berthe southern Pacific K. K. &c.
has finished its second 20 miles OF road and
telegraph, and will receive its land patents &C
ordingly.-The Chesapeake & OHIO Railroad
Company has contracted for the controlling
interest in the Louisville, Cincinnati IL Lex,
ington Railroad C0mpany.-Don Santiago
Perez has presented his credentials as Minis
ter from the United States OF Columbia, and
hopes for continuance Of friendly relations,
in which hops President Grant JOINS, sn>
refers to the deslrability OF pleasant nsighbors
to those who are journeyng across the 18TH
mus.-In base ball, the Philadelphia "Athlet-
les" have won the championship ofthe United
States over the "White Stockings" Of Chi
cago, upou the Union grounds In New York.
Al B fillmore and at Fleetwood Park there
has been some fast racing, which is likely to
be eclipsed, however, when the renowned
Tstterssll has arranged the projected match
for $50, 900 a side between the English horse
Sterling auo the American horse Harry Bas-
sett. The latter made miles in 7:54% the
other day.
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1T is pity that some vigorously coercive
discipline could not be spilled TO the Los
Angeles what a misnomer y Californians.
Their civilization is un9uestiOnsbly q failure.
disturbance TOOK place in the Chinese
quar- er, an officer interfered, and Chinaman
killed him. The Chinese delivered up the
murderer to justice, but q mob of infuriaied
roughs, hatirg them for their race and ne.
tionality, came upon them in a numerous
attack. beat and hung ID of them and shot
three more, set fire to their houses, and pun
dered them OF Sl4 0O0 or SIS 900 in money,
besides all their valuable property. Among
the victims was a child o! eight or nine. and
woman. Two Irishmen have been heard 10
boast OF having helped in the slaughter.
Oaly four OF the 70 Edies have been arrested,
but an old vigilance Committee has re arisen
to preserve order. Something OF a similar
nature has taken place in Gibson, Kansas.
Timber Jack, Poney Bill and Keno
Bill led a gang OF mounted drunken
despersdoes into the town, where they fired
recklessly upon the c'tzers. A rumber Of
the latter got together and returned the fire,
woundiDg Timber Jlck ard capturing Keno
Bill, whom they at hrst thought OF hanging,
but drove out of town instead. Next day a
United States marshal, finding the two at
Fort Scott. took them to Van Buren,, Arkau-
sas, for delivery to the L. authorities.
Meanwhile, IN pursuance OF the Presidents
proclaim tor, the operations OF their breth-
rem, the ku Klux, are being discouraged in
the Csrolinss, where Attorney General Aker-
man is personally assisting the marshal in
suppressing the members Of that orgauiEa-
ton. In Spsrtansourg, 8. C., "a white and
black Ku Klux nave been arrested, tine York
Vile jail contains 40, and the wicked are
fleeing precipitAtely cut Of the counties OF
York and Chester.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-04

For once crime, pestIleuee and disaster
have been so outstripped BY fire in the work
Of death and destruction, that their ravages
have been scarcely noticed. Yet within the
past week the explosions Of one rotten Old
boiler il an Oswego tannery, and OF two
more, within the same hour. in the Vulcan
Iron Works at st. Louis, have killed wo men
and injured more. One poor fellow has found
grave by the caving in OF Brooklyn beer
vault New York target company has killed
two more, and q couple of musicians have
been crushed by the tipping over Of one of
Howe's Circus wagons. IN Chicago loco
motive engine, and in New York q street car
have added two more victims to the list
Meanwhile yellow fever has prevailed in
Vicksburg, Nstchez and Charleston, ana
small pox in Philadelphia, and both have
been raging together In Buenos Ayres, to the
destruction, during the past summer, Of &c.
600 people. Some infamous murderers have
lately been convicted, and some more
murders committed. DR.. Medlicott, the poison
er, has been found guilty, and Rosepz weig,
the abortionist, has been senten6 ed to seven
wears Of hard work. The latter, while testi-
lying, tried to deny the identity of Alice
BoWlesby's body, and OF the handkerchief
marked with her name. In Florida, Indiana
and North Carolina three villains have been
hung. one Of whom had murdered woman
and two children, and another q negro
Laura Far, the murderess, has another
chance, as her case Is postponed till Novem
Der IL, in the Supreme Court Of California.
A servant girl in Boston, Kate Leehan By
name, mas been found with her head crush ed
n with q furnace wreHch, around the handle
OF which q copy OF the Helena clarion was
wrapped. The police wish to hear from any
one who may have sent that paper to the
city. In Chicago, two low negroes quarreled
about q woman, and one shot the other dead
In Jersey City, drunken policeman killed
| fellow who bad been throwing a stone at
bartender. Ia Trenton, some copvicti
threatened to kill the warden of the STATE
Prison, when he, 10 self-defeuse, killed one o
them instead with a kick; and little girl o
IL committed suicide by swallowing Parii
green, because her parents would not let hel
| 20 to party.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-04

ARTIFICIAL RAIS.-ln England, where exs
perimental agriculture Is carried TO an ex-
IRENE almost unknown with rs, the Invention
OF methods OF TIIgstion has been verT iugeni
ous- At Stoke Park q tract OF twenty acres Il
irrigated BY Artificial rain. the system beng
quite successful. The water was applied
every night last summer in showers, except
ing when natural rain made e unnecessary.
The apparatus consists Of pipes laid In the
ground, supplied from an elevated reservoir,
into which water was pumped by machinery.
The financial exhibit made BY the results ofthe
experiment IL said to be q good one. The
interest on the money Invested In the neces-
sary machinery, and the cost OF operating IL,
aggregated to5 per acre for Ibe entire tract
OF twenty acres Likewise ths income per
acre aggregated e2O0, being made up Of the
proceeds OF one crop Of grass and grazing in
the autumn OF 1870. and two crous OF nay in
1871. The net profit was thus sos per scre.
On land Of the same tract and same character,
used tor The same purpose, but where the
irrigation vas omitted, the net profit per acre
was but $4S
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-04
A NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
ny the President OF the United
states.
A PROCLAMATION.

The process OF the seasons hqs again enabled
the husbar DIN 70 garner the fruits OF succes-fal
toll Industry has been generally well rewarded.
We are at peace with all nations, ard tranquility.
with few exceptions. prevails at home Within
the mast year we hyve 10 tn man been free rom
the lille which elsewhere have effected orr kind
II some Il " have had c4smities. Tits should be
Occasien for sympathy alto be sufferer, resIgna-
non on thei- part % the viii OF The Most High,
and rejoicing with many who haVe ben more
favored
| therefore recommend that ThursdaY, the 30th
day Of November mex, the people mce' a. Their
respective places OF WORSHIP. mere 10 make the
usual sckIOwledgmeBis a. Almighty go1 for th.
blessings He hss conferred upon them ~ thcir
mercl'ul exemp ion f. m evils. and tnvoke His
protection and kindness for heir lees fortunate
brethren rom in His wisdom tie deemed IG best
to chastipe
In witness whereof I have hereunto set nv rand
anu caused til seal fine STATE TO be f1xed
Done 81 The city OF Washington this 2sfh cav OF
October, N the year Of our Lord. one thous3nd
eight hundred and seventy one, aid Of the In
dependence Of the United Sla-es the riuety
sikh.
U. 3. GRANT
Bv the President
HAMILTON FISH Secretary Of State.
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The approval OF the Erglish people, has
been gnlf.d hy 40 audience Of l2,OOO
who listened to Mr. Gladstone lately
on Bl-chheatn Common, and voted
him thanks sfersard The premier
reviewed AID defended his administration,
which has lasted longer thaa any since 1882.
But il n palace, matters are disord-red (;
her Majesty yil not consent TO Ar.hur's
marryi-g princes Of Russia, nor to the
establishment u Z regency neither will she
sign ,sin pubic documents presented by
the cabinet. The cabinet accord, ngly pfo
posed the appointment Of a chancellor whose
duty il should Be 10 sign documents IL her
place.-The Tory sristocrsts ana the British
Workingmen are working up political
alliance, to the great establishment OF the rest
OF their countrymen. Meanwhile, the English
army is being brought up TO a war standard
to guard against any such calamity as the
Battle Of Dcrking.-rhe Bank Of Egg
land observes is regular settling day,
the 1st OF November, IS a holiday, aud hints
at q reduction OF interest rates.-The Fenian
Kelly is on trial IN Dublin for numbering a
head constable. collierg has blown up near
Newcastle and killed 80 men, leaving the pit
on fire.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-04

TRADES AND MANUFACTURES IN PARIS -0'
"a COO shoemakers before the siege, there re-
NAMED on the Oh OF October but 100; OF
tn humber missing, 500 we're Germans.
The dumber of taIlors bad been reduced fro IN
30 900 to 70 900. TDe only branches OF indus
try which have suffered nothing by loss OF
laborers have been nower.making and dress.
making. The shoemssers and tailors who
emigrated from Paris to London or Brussels
during he war were received by ASSOCIATIONS
In the same manner IS the ex-
PEELED ProtestaUts At the time u the
" Edict OF Nantes " we're received in England.
Germany and Holland. o. the cabinetmakers
Of Paris, about 8 600 have disappeared, yet
furniture woJd carvers are now without EN-
pioyment. Many marole-cutters have emI.
grated to Belgium. The manufacture OF
bronze statuettes Is not represented in the
city, and instrument makers have nothing 10
do. Sewing M caine girls aud seamstresses
are not TO be found. U. 5000 printers, shout
800 are engaged In the newspaper offices,
$500 are employed en- "job work and 500
are 10 search Of work. The book trade has
almost ceased to exist.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-04

THERE are i've Wednesdays in November
and five Thursdays alsc. The Assistant
Treasurer of tic UuItec States in New York
may buy 81 900 0OJ worth OF bonds on each Of
the Wednesdays and mag sell gold on Thurs
days, Only he mag sell twice as much gold on
tire 2 and 33i d. Of each OF the other three
days. The interest due on the LIST OF The
month on tue new ) yer cent. loan checks,
has already been mailed 70 the bond holders,
and Mr.. spinner assures those who complain
that smlll no e. are not plentiful, that he
viii always De happy to send that kind
Of Currency 10 applicants for it. Il cost
hun, now only ) OF l DER cent to transfer
gold from San Francisco to New York, ". ere
as it used 10 cost q Of | per cent AS for the
Posto ffice Department it mas, just established
direct postal communication with Spain for
the fist time, vl2 y y Orleans, Havana and
Cuba. This arrangement begins Nov. 1st.
The Si;kAn postoffce has sent in t6,7s6 on
account OF deposits in Alaska.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-04

A THOUSAND people are suffering in the
San Joaquin Valley in California, where the
crous have twice tailed, and according to the
latest Agricultural report, the September
drought has c,used the fruit and grain crops
to fall in 9 lantiJy, though the quality seems
not 10 have been ipjured.-rhe Baltimore
Episcopal Convention has been sitting up
until midnight to settle questions Of eeclesi-
asticAl p)litY, and mas expressed preference
for the canon over the ritual. Il has named
the Rev. W. b. nare as Missionary Bishop at
Cape PAlmas, a rica In Brooklyn, national
institution has been resolved upon for edu
eating Law Cbri. tians for church work.
Whether Wlnsm Tell is a myth or not, the
United ates is paying a pension to the
widow Of one Of is hueal descendants, who
served in the late civil war