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, 1874-03-07
Caution to American Gfrlx In Europa,
Eltis Letter Ia the Xein YarE

Paris letter to The Se,o York Times
Last night Witnessed tile discontinue Of two
young American }aaics who evidently got tnonl-
selyoA into 1noaB by not understanding tho c,,s-
toms Of tho country. They ontorol, tho Cnfz
Turtoni Boulevard dos Itnlions, unnccompaniod,
and tho waiter declined to servo them with ico-
cream. They were politely told that It waa tho
ruto Of TUG establishment not to aervo ladiea
tho gazo OF latge number os laaiea ard gsmtlo-
mon sitting at the tabloB. Thoir faces showed
that they woro honest girla. and tint thev wera
intensely humillated They thought TINT tloy
or Dsoaaway. The Casa Tortonl is one OF tho
most respectable places in rariH, and lts icca
arc famous. Thoy aro found on The tablos Of
tho ariasocsetie aud on,oin' world At nls grard
!nnors,. aud, in word, tlloy aro delicious. This
IL oio Of the fow places in the city wl,oro gonto-
mon 90 with theif wiyea. This reputation fol
responsibility could novor ho kept up oxcept by
mailing it @n inexorablo rule not to aorye lnlloa
unaccompanied, for II ono woro allowed, thore
all tho habtues Of Tortoni's aro rich or well.to.
do, the denli-mondo would Boon nlalto TINT n fa-
vorito rendezvous. On eacll side arc oafoa whera
4 dozen women Of tho bonlevard can 30 see', a!
that no American woman would ense
kept SO by making this rule in;
exosahle. Asnoslcans girls are apt to thlnk that
tho world, and that may bo true II tt.oy conform
to the onsto,ns of tho country In whel. tltay aro
hut horo two American girls eanuot go ont MI.
accompanied at . o'clock In tho evening, TO SGT
ice-1roam, without bcing liable to n!a"va1s
quart dheure. III fuo. with oil duo doloronco
to those who think otherwise, 10 not think
that American gira should promenade tho
stroota Of Paris at night without. . gentle.
n,an protector. may ro''der a,sorvtco to son'e
ono by aaytug that tho respectable cafoe do mol
serve lallies alone, and I eannok imagine tint
Imoroan girls would ontor tho other sort, OK
cont by error OF ignorance. Accompanied by
eoutloman ti,oy are Just as FREQ from insult or
auuovanco "a In thoir own houses.
, 1874-03-07

81 Jttrrsh,ra F.ttysr Ia fra ra,dor 7r,uA. =.
Altar t],ornvin,y voator,ar M liz lsrnno"s drovo
Off tn tho nielaol 3En,.soo w,hor, lin Tsnnnror,a
Oironssjnn md Cosenok n,,v. .nunrfi wont thra;,r,
their foate, Thoso Wild I,n;uemo,, cayo IN so,,a
sconos Of thoIr nrolatory warforo. nxh;hitinT n
skill aud nativity pprfoot1v InaryoIana 1no ~,
ter a,,othor. they eatnnoi nv lila prinroaa ai,out
Ing 1iorce war-whoopa ena flrinr tl,oir loug ps-
tolls and f|int-1ocka Mt inhr,nnrv fona. orhov
seemed to discharge thoir woapona in oynrv ,,osi-
tion but from tic saddle Hnnpfnr, m t,no silo
Of tho horse until tho hoad alnoat prazpd tho
ground, and taking n loiBnrely aim nnfipr Tho
animals belly. BooneG the fnvorso attitude. Ono
cavalier went by ut speed standing on bis head
III bis saddle othors loaned on ind OF thor
orsos with tic case of crous-ridors. Tho D,onetc
soon 30 filled with smoke tI,at II might we'll. for
ali no could 500, llnvo boon somo no,lutaiu' do
fllo and tic body-guariI band Of robbor knirhts
gwooytng down on some yillaeo or carayans or
on tIin partv OF noaconhlo trnyojora ronrosontoi
hv thn Grand Dukn Nicl,nlan. thn Prjnno NJ
Wa1oa, tin Duko Of Elinbl,rrh and p1inco Ar
thur, lilo Czaroyna aud frlncoss Of WalcB
we're thoro also aud altoaothor tho wild rijors
would haye nlato coot day's work II thoy Ind
been trieands of tho Htopno inatea, of tho filth
ful Loly-cuard Of tie Enlnoror. = Admiral rono{r
told me It was a flno sglt to see 500 Of tlicgo
lorseuloIl nlayine their war]iko prapkg for miles
and miles about tao Imporiul cayalcade wl,on tho
Grand Duke Constantine Was travelling in Ills
Caucasus. They alYoyu t,rn ont in honor: Of n
mc,nher az tho iupernI family. roinr thro,rl,
tta 1vlnlo t1ropa ri tlnjr war a1n',r tha roa,1
, 1874-03-07

d, q, Fulton wrltos: ''!Illo polico Of New
Orleans have tho reputation OF bo!ng tllo most
oiiiocnt In tho United statoH., They arc rogu-
larY drilled caya'ryn'cn, allda l,ortion OF tho
colored mon and two thirds white. There IL no
distinction OIL account OF raoo OF ooior,' aud we
aoo ooogod mon acting undor wlito o!llcors and
ao,uotinlos wl,ito nion under colorol officers.
Ihoy aro n tno-loohing body Of men, aid tha
riutoons Of mounted polco, sllito aud black In
tormixod, marol,ing at tho hond Of tho pro-
coHslunH yostorlay ehowod that thoy woro well-
drilled horHetueu."' '
, 1874-03-07

Third National Prison-lsuform Con.
grcss.
This body convened ,,ntlor tho auspicos of tho
National Prison Association, viii meet at ST.
Louis, No.. on Tho evening OF Wednesday,. Mnv
Is, 1874. Tho exercises will consist OF an onen-
ing address. by the President Horatio Seymour,
OF Now York au address, Of wolcomn ~ Gov
.Woodson, OF Missouri and d royponao by tho
Roy. DR.. Bellows, Of Nov York.
Tho working sessions Will commence Thureday
morning, and continue six days. Tho Secretary
will submit Ills annual report, royiowiug tic
progress OF tho work in this and other cou1trcs
during The year. Reports will also bo presented
by the standing committees, viz: on criminal
Inv reform; on tho reforms noedoa in our
police sys.oms; on prison discipline
on preventive mud foformatory work
! ns rolatod to Juveniles: and an
tho caro- Of discharged prisonora, In dlyoussina
tloae reports timo will bo afforded for q full iu-
torchaugo OF experiences and yiowa by tho ofii-
cora Of prisons and roformatorios. a. wolI as for
the presentation Of facts aud arguments j.,
them, a.,tl nil others who NAV be- onfitled t1 tin
floor. Tho lending feature Of the Cincinnat
Congress- was sorios Of papers on most Of tic
topics embraced in tho Drfson oiestion. tl,nt ~
tho Baltimore Concross. n aerics NJ ronorts ho
, 1874-03-07
A PARABLE FROM LlEBlG.

This cf,urc-boIls wero ringing lilo Devil sat singing
On tho stump Of rolling old tree:
"oh! 1ah 1t grows cold, and tho crccds they grow
And tho world Ia nigh roady for mo-" :.
Tue BELLS wont on ringing; spirit came singing,
And smilcl as llo cruInbletl Tic treo:
Son wooa does hut perish now Hentnga 10 CHERISH
And Ito world IL too live yet for thoa."
-charles Ktngaley. =
, 1874-03-07
LOVES FANTASY.

She a1corat
And sound nnl motion sleep with her:
Nor nuy faintest breath may atir
The tender il,lsh tint midnight kecpss
Tho while she sleepst
Gllo wakcat
Aud lifo nnd morning wake again.
Tile bird porrs out his oagor strain,
Tho ready huh In blossom broaks
When sle awnkea
Kate Putnam 0sgood IN tie Christian Union,
, 1874-03-07

affected.
Aud NOW he, whic gazing wistfnl1y aftor hor
retiring figure, thought with loatl,ing aud her
ror OF tho hoen yisage, the 'hawk-liko noao, tho
OF that oaiouB relative to whom llo waH unhnp-
PLY indebted eyon for food and sainont, for his
past education, and all his futnro prospects, III
1ifa-Lsnora included; but WHO Hnsmed to pos
seBs over him powor 30 nnaccountablo,
SO TERRIBLE AND DrAnoI1oAI!
| Much Of this ilo and to ono Or two frinntta
whom Eo mot OIL his way homowart, and tho OK
the time that 'sas to conn.
Soon after ho found himself secretly md i'm
porativcly summoned to tho proaoroa OF tho
1Ierr, wlao-aa he atterward told tho nurEornaa-
| tor in tho Palais do Jnstice--"bado Him 10
| Sleep" and Hont lis spirit on soma mystic
rio''a o.ratl, hunaseas Of miles away:
stt Sst osy sp'nGe to IN oassa se osass bsnss Se Ss
Porto St. Cso!x, while his spiritual ossonco was
| thus abAent, tho unhappy Hendrix never could
| know; but whom 1t re-onterod lis botly-or whom
he awoko-Ao was horg.Aea to find Ills learned
| uncle
LYIHo DEAD ON THE FLooR
amid pool Of Dlood, llis faco and throat gas',ctl
| by dreadful wounds, which Ind evidently boen
| inflicted by blood.spottod knife which Hen.
| drlk found o!utchod IN Aia o,on right hand
Blood -gonts woro ovor all Ills clothes, tho pock
otH of which we're found to be stuffed with
! money, jowela, aud other yauablos takon from
bureau aud aesk, Which lad been hurst opou
and ra1isackoa.
Tho soul Of 1I6ntlrik died within him !
Even i ho Ind committed this crime iu frenzy
| why should he have aonght to rob his
nndlo? 1le thon thought Of Lonora, and Of tue
,sortow aud sAano tint would come upon her
| now; lo roolol aud fell go1Eolosa Oh tho dooT.
The New York herald., 1874-02-08
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
L ~, THE GREAT TRUNK LINE ,

Il THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Express for Harrisburg. Pisburg the West ana sousH
.,S3oP NJ sunday and $50 Pm s,s ..sm.u
and 3 p H. sunday 8 r. N. ~
Express for Philadelphia, 30 9;so MI Nh Il ~ ~ 81:
NJ Emigrant and second class 7P M ,s srna.,
For Trenton at ~ A NJ, q sac and 6;lo !" '""S
For Newark. ats $50. 7:2o $40. So TO- II A. NJ In.
J. q 23O 3:IO $40 4:i0 4:0 20 5;D ~ ~ ,' =
S s;las 1 ~ "a i ! '2P and Il night sunday '"A
For ~ giiinaSch, aha S:tS $50 7 LsXI
$40 10 ii 30 p NJ and u night Sunday. 10 S:lo and
For Sahw,ay& & rs rs 80 $40 q 81 $50 s:id Is X and
20 migbt' ' sunday. 20 and GAO r. NJ
For Perth na APPbSy and south AmOoy and
For brapswicn . anS. SnS 4 saadaT md IN
F6r ~ 2ast IN iMs;one, M a. NJ Il N. and i;s6
For For Phiilipsburg and Belvdere, 3and4P p. NJ
Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam
And 1ss 20 " H. ssnS y 80 sp land sac n
For Farmingdale and sduan, ~ 4, M. and 2P NJ
For Pemberton and Camden, 6A. NJ. and 2D N.
Trains arrive As folowsSFrom Pittsburg, 80 A. n
2:s5 aud 80 r NJ, daily; II 1SA M daily, except
sis and ioNp N Sundays Jos A. NJ and loM z
NJ, 2:iS S lis sos sa, loN r NJ Sunday, n, %
Ticket offices, s26, 4s5 Nl and 94 Broadway No -
kmsrooh1,s ohsgsF sshs office No. Battery pi.Gso Gssorp
General Manager General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1874-02-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River. -
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL
1NY leave pier North River foot of Murray street
daily Sundays excepted a4 p NJ Through tickets soad
at all principal hotels in the city.
The New York herald., 1874-02-08

CToNINGToN LINE FOR BOsToN-THE ELEoAn1
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday. Thursday and sasu
day. - ~.
day. from pier IS North River AtAP
The New York herald., 1874-02-08
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 20.
DAIR OF BLACK PONIES FOR SALk-0OOD
L workers. Cali ct 81 West Twentieth street
q. w. PARKER


IN BREWSTER 3 co.,
OF BROOME STREET. -
nave removed the Manufacturing Branch or the pusi
BROADWAY AND foRrYsEv STREET
in the country. their Down Town wsrerooms remaining
FIFTH AVENUE AND FOURTEEETH STREET.
with largely increased facilities insure thoroug
ana pronptness and with the determination 10 MAINTAIN
the reputation OF their carriagesas as -
THE STANDARD FOR QUALITY
ney nto continuation Of the public favor which mas
seventeen years occupancy OF the old Broome street
CONNECTED with their works they have thoroughly
REPAIRING DEPARTMENT.
undeT the personal care Of 2 member Of the frm.
order to preserve our identity with the old locality
anu the reputation there made, we shall continue to
sign, as AZ loot that we may not be COMPOUNDED with
lont stock company trading In carriages under name
BREWSTER 4 CO.. OF BRoOMB STREET.
CLEIGHs-FINE ASSORTMENT, ALL STYLES. AT
low prices. 10 close them Several second hand
Sieghs. ~ top and open second hand Wagons Pony
fhaetons, Rockaways and Harness, hobes Blankets &C
WIN. H. GRAY. 20 and ~ Wooster street
WANTED.-ANY ONE HAVING LIGHT SIDE
" oar Top wagon, nearly new, Brewster or city
add ressIg stating particulars aud price, WAGON, box
OZ Herald ONCE.
For Other Horse and Carriage Advertise
ments Sec Elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1874-02-08
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pACIfIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
To California via Panama.
Greatly reduced rates Of freight and passage.
The magnificent steamers Of this line will leave COM
panys wharf pier North River, foot OF Canal streea
New York, as iollows:-
Saturday February "A, at 2 P. M, COLON. Captain
Hudson, connee ting with splendid new steamship o.
SATURDAY February Is ACAPULCO. Captain A O.
Gray connecting with magnificent steamship ARIZONA
Captain Cavalry
Both the abovenamed steamers win call at Kngstoa.
Jamaica, on their outward and homeward vOyago&
The Captain OF the COLON will accompany his pa@ea
gers through 10 San Francisco
RATES OF PASSAGE.
New York to San Francisco Cabin, $780, or Sl10 cur.
rency, according to location.
New York 70 San Francisco, steerage $50 currency.
New YORK to Kingston Cabin, S5O. gold; Steerage "A
gold.
For Freight and Passage other Information apply q
tie ComDapys Office, pier ~ North River, foot Of Canal
NfeeL New York. -
" H. s. BUILAY, Superintendent
RUFUS HArcH Vice President and Managing Directoe.
The New York herald., 1874-02-08
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY 187QADRUpIE SHEET

SALES AT AUCTION.
Il General AuctOneer.
ealesroom 2l Bowery.
Wednesday. February III, watches and Jeweiry
BY order simpson, Green Co.. III Bowery;
:. BY order Hugh hcAleenar, $50 second avenue
Friday, February I3 mems and women's Clothing.
BY order 8. Freel, Williamsburg
L toneer, 50 New Bowery. will sell, Friday. Feb IL
800 lots Mems and women's Clothing BY order OF Mrs
Hugh d Smyth.
DIoHARD WALTERS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a East Broadway, the stock and Fixtures OF Liquor
and Billiard saloon, viz ;Tabies Chairs, two Counters
Glassware, Bottles Demohns foursets Billiard
Groceries Teas spices canned Fruits Pickles. Mustard
tcsR SOAP Barrels SE s5GGhL
HERMAN. sHERIFFs AND GENERAL AUC-
-. tioneer
Auction sale of Wines, Liquors and Champagne, C
gars, &c, Monday, febrSary at loh O'Clock at No Is
OF dealer, viz. :-Of casks Brandies, Gins - and
casks Port and sherry Wines barrels OF cid Bourbon and
Rye Whikey SO0 cases Of mporte Wines and Liquors.
Clock, &C. Sale positive in lots Also lot Of clothing
Coats, Vests and Pants Dealers invited.
CUPREME COURT sALE.-MCoMB's DAM PROP
10 ut II O'Clock, by A. II. MULLER auctoneer, at the
Exchange, Ill Broadway the ten Lots with the Build
ings thereon known the Dodge estate on 5th street,
elegantly situated and the most desirable lots on Man
purchasers
For Other Sales ut Auction 500 Else.
where.
The New York herald., 1874-02-08
HUROrEAH STEAMSHIPS.
NUNARD LINZ.


CUNARD LINZ vo.,ov
the . ns ss for =
sfs as% sa:s
4 is'S&i I s foi, norA.
ah1T5Sk 1T GEEK fEE nzhsSa Sank AMI
9tssA Ezs5fHSss:s e
~ sya,y s,;sS;sy; % w.;
ssoisns ssuS
sS al s..,
'ssy ss,:s. q: S.:s. :: Il
oHAHasse 9 : : I, ssnssGFHSHl 81 vaRsal44. 44s''.
RED sr4E fEltRDHIrH1A EIHH AND ANTWERP.
4SSA$.ess;ss S$
s"lrlhhAs OF N ogNFEsGY0 building
''ee'As' Prepaid ceriidca.s; sss
Passenger for ali classes unsurpassed.
Ample attendance & provided. Every steamer carries
rough tickets and through bills of ladng issued ~
FOR passase, rates Of freight and other informauoa
'' PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, General Agents.
307 Walnut street. Philadelphia,
and AZ Broad street. New York.
B. WONDER BECkE
General European Agent, Antwerp
A NCHOR LINE.
A EVsi s sss g 1sS ss5 HSsE ssv r
ITALIA Wed. Feb Il yICT1RIAi. Wst sat' Eco
5EFHPiH WsS 5:s s5 SSaEt ss Ma:
The passenger accommodations the steamers Of thie
line are unsurpassed tor elegance and comfort Cabin
stnterooms all upper deck thus securing good
light and ventilation. - -
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY
WE'D STEAMERS, SOS and $76 Return, $3.50, ourren0Ts
SAT- sTEAMEEs g, spd s7s IEsSsarn, $780, gold
To Glasgow, Liverpool, London Queenstown London
derry, Belfast, Bristol or Cardiff, $780, currency.
Tickets issued for passage to or from any seaport g
railway station in Great Britain, Ireland or the Cont
nent
Company's office, No. Bowling Green, New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, AgentA
O,DONOvAN ROSsA.-STEERAGE PASSAGE, $2os
~ intermediate $40. Drafts payable everywhere.
Ofice open till 10 evenings Friends desiring cabin pas
sage address ROSSA Proprietor Northern Hotel Cort
landt and West street2
The New York herald., 1874-02-08
NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Peter&
hur md R.chm

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier North River foot of Beach street steamers
leave daily p NJ for Norfolk and passenger steamers
ior Norfolk, City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Sa urdays same hour.
Through bills Of lading and passenger tickets Issued 10
all points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes
see Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines also BY
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Western points, and
by at Norfolk for Newbern and Washington.
N. c., and other points, ONCE lS7 Greenwich street
The New York herald., 1874-02-08

TEXAS LINE-FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING Al
/ Key West carrying the United States MsL-Stesmer
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain Pennington, will leave
pier % East River, saturday, February a. at r -
the Galveston Houston and Henderson, and B. B. and
freight passage, having superior accommodations
apply to G. II, MALLORY co. l53 Maiden lane,
or W. r. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1874-02-08

ISMAN LINE.
NOTICE.
The course laid down for these steamers followed
by them for several years fixed to pass $50 miles south
about 100 miles better weather met with and there 4
the danger Of navigation CONSEQUENT thereon.
ls s.., rSE SUEESsrowN AND = LIVERPOOL J, 1 % ,;,o
CRY OF NEW YORK a.o . apppd Saturday. Feb i, sPM
T eTY 9E 81 " sai"Tdaay sasufaay fsS FeS
and each Saturday and pier
10 'o' VI "'e' RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN $7o' $50 and $9O gold, according to accommo-
BOUND trip ZIP tickets at low rates
r % Lsn
tiacates ss2 currency. n' ~ -
Drafts issued at lowest rates. 1
oce S q Apply
For seerase passage at S or pieE q North
oDonnel Faak @ e. 4oe Chestnut street Philadeiphia.
GTs and So e Scribe Ps
WHrTpHo pos sTsg sSEHssfovs H!sFi AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL.
sailing New YORK on ssardays from liverpool on
occ Thursdays Thu calling at Cork Harbor each way ~
REPTBLIc February q, al n.
ApRIATIG. ats
From the White Star Docks, Pavonia Ferry. Jersey
City,
Passenger accommodations oil classes unriyalled
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, staterooms smoking and bathrooms in
midshp section, where least motion is felt Surgeons
and stewardesses accompany the steamers.
Rates-Saloon $50 gold; return tickets, $40 gold;
steerage, So in currency.
Those wishing send tor friends in the Old Country
can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates $32
rcncy.
Passengers booked to and from all parts Of America
to Paris Hamburg. Norway, Sweden India, Australia,
China, &c.
Drafts from fl upward.
For inspection of plans and other informc ton apply at
the company's office 10 Broadway, New York.
Bills Of ading issued 10 Continental ports
r. j. CORTIs, Agent
NoRTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
" FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN 49,
The steamship AMERICA, Captain X. Bussius Will sal
on Wednesday Feb H. p. NJ, from Bremen pier. loot
Of Third street h9boken, to be followed by an
Steamship HERMANN, Captain @. Reichman' OF
saturday Feb. H. .xc
RATES or PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
90 payable in gold. or Its equivalent In currency e,,o
For freight or passage spplyy tt22us t22 . CO. Aaent.
No. Bowling Green
rNAPsCOTT BROTHERS co..
EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE,
IS south street
| Drafts for El and upwards issued a. lowe" ts~A
The New York herald., 1874-02-08

FTAPSCOTT BROTHERS CO..
EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE
IS south street.
Drafts for fl and mn pWsrds Issued at l0WeSt taNA
The New York herald., 1874-02-08

HOUSEHOLD FURNITCRE
III at auction
W. o. HOFFMAN, Auctionecr
L. N. HOFFMAN'S son 4 co. will sell on TIL URSDAY,
February H. 1874 at II O'clock
at No. 3B East Thirteenth street,
(by order OF Nessrs Ogden Clark Real Estate Office
Seventeenth street and Broadway, all the elegant
Household Furniture contained In the
stone house above number, consisting bed
Furniture, Carpets Curtains Mirrors Bedding, DC
HENRY FELTMAN, AUCTI0NEER-
j next the premises Willoughby avenue $50 feet
west Of Lewis avenue BROOKLYN, at II O'CLOCK the tour
valuable three story basement Houses; all improve
meDs
81. Traver Wright Tuesday, at 50 Great Jones street
ladies' and gentemen's wearing Apparel Cloths, silks
Furniture, hardware, &C. Particulars morning Of sae'
MARSHAL'S sALE.-BOWE HITLER, AUG
lVl uoneers, Monday February at IL O'CLOCK at the
auction rooms ii University place large and fine
s0rmeDt OF Purs, consisting OF Sealskin Ermne real
Lynx silver Fox and River Mink sets Furs, children $
Sets. ladies' Hats and Muf,, &C
J. 8. PHILLIPS, Marshal
The New York herald., 1874-02-08

DAWNBROKERS' SALES
i BY Thos J. McGrath. Auctioueer, 1888 Chatham
street, tuesday mems and womens Clothing Remnants,
&c. by order DAVID Moss Catharne street. Thursday.
mems and womens Clothing; Dy order u. Sivermsn,
The New York herald., 1874-02-08

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINZ
These first class steamships will sail every Tuesday st
3P M from pier l3 North River, loot OF Cedar street.
Tor Havana direct as follows
Steamship COLUMBUS new). +. G. Reed February @
Steamship MOKRO CASTLE Morton ...... February y
por freight or passage (having magnificent acoomms-
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 4 Co.
No. 6 Bowling 0rooa.
d MCCLELLAN, Arc mt in Havana
The New York herald., 1874-02-08

O'DONOvAN ROssA.-sTEERAGR PASSAGE. $20y
- intermediate $40. Drafts payable everywhere
Office open till 10 evenings Friends desiring cabin pas
sage address ROSSA, Proprietor Northern Hotel C0t
landt and West sreetR
The New York herald., 1874-02-08
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEENS
~ town and Liverpool
,.,r Sailing every Tuesday.
MINNESOTA, Bedd0e.. February TO- at noon.
WISCONSIN. freeman. February ~ at 80 A. N.
From pier 46 North River.
cabin passage, $50 gold Steerage, $50, currency.
Prepaid tickets, e31 currency.
Passengers booked TO and from Paris. Hamburg, Nor
way and sweden DC. Drafts on Ireland, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS 4 IUION, ~ Broadway