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The New York herald., 1872-12-24
SYMPATHY FOR. CUBA.
The Colored Citizens Of Massachusetts, Deter
mined to Aid the Struggling Patriots in
Their Fight for Freedom-Gratitude
and Thanks to the Herald for In
vsstgating the Insurrection.

BOSTON, Dec. 90, 1872.
An initiatory movement on the part OF the col
ored people in aid OF the prosecution OF the anti
slavery movement in Cuba was inaugurated in this
city this evening. The meeting although not large
In numbers was one Of marked enthusiasm, and
the proceedings all through we're characterized by
q spirit Of nrm determination. william @. Nell
called the meeting to order, and Charles c. Pindell
was made Chairman. In opening the proceedings
Mr.. Pindel gave an account of the late meeting in
New York, and folowe with an able and eloquent
appeal for immediate and effective action In behalf
OF the enslaved and oppressed OF his race In the
Cuban Isle.
Among the speeches OF the evening was one by
Mr. williams, OF the Newton Theological Society,
who advanced the idea OF general mass meeting
OF the colored citizens OF the State and the adop.
tion OF memorial to President Grant asking him
to use his influence to blot out slavery in Cuba and
rescue American colored citizens now held In
slavery In Cuba. This sentiment met with the
popular approval OF the meeting, and mass con-
vention for this purpose will De held at an early
day. The meeting all through was very harmoni-
GUS and enthusiastic and, as an inttiatory move
ment, was emnenty successful
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED by THE MEETING.
The following resolutions were adopted
wheresst has been long claimed as the right Of the
Sss s the
q q Ss M M Is s I Island s% d y
only to the great detriment Of humanity but is
States America, slave labor being anagonistic and
detrimental to the interests OF free aborin word while
exists Cuba the lands OF Louisiana and
the tropical fruits Of Florida and all their adace nts must
suffer the danning influences of Cuban slavery,
maintained by the Spanish Crown in spite OF the exer
tons the Cuban patriots in the field struggling to
relieve themselves from that oppression and thereby
place themselves and their institutions in harmony with
free America; therefore
Resolved that we call upon the American people to
urge the authorities at Washington to extend such lawful
aid in their power to the patriots OF Cuba in their
struggle TO advance the interests Of man as will
yoke OF Spanish tyranny for the righul owners
of that island are the subjects thereof and the people q
these States who for their protection should
possess themselves Of that fair domain.
Resolved, That citizens Of Boston, we here pledge
ourselves all lawful means In power to further
the Of the struggling Cubans TO its full and COM
plete triumph -
through Its proe ssona policy, we'll as Its desire
10 benefit all mankind shown its sincere desire to aid the
cause Of freedom In Cuba therefore,
Resolved That the thanks this meeting be extended
the proprietor Of that paper and also TO Its correspond
who has furnished recent and reliable IN formation OF
the Cuban struggle In behalf of reejom and humanity
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
IsLrsaANs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec. 23, 1872.
telegram addressed TO this city from Bordeaux
narrates the following melancholy detail OF one OF
the sad occurrences which have resulted from the
sweep Of the recent st0rm:-
SAD SCENE ON THE PACKET SHIP GERMANIA.
The Liverpool packet ship Germania went ashore
on Saturday evening, during violent storm, on
sand bank at the mouth of the River Gironde.
The water soon began to break over the vessel
and the passengers and crew were compelled to
take to the rigging, from which thirty persons were
washed away and drowned
RESCUE OF THE REMAINDER.
The remainder of the people on board were, after
passing the entire night in their peril0us position,
rescued on sunday morning by French steam
ship
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Papal AllocutiOn Delivered in COnSis-
tory at the Vatican.
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Pontifcal Protestation Against Italian Lsgisla.
tion on Hierarchical Afairs-A Counter
blast to Germany and Spain
schism Near the Orient.
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Dec. 23, 1872.
His Holiness Pope Plus TX held a consistory OF
the members OF the Sacred College in the Vatican
to-day. Twenty-Five cardinals were present in
obedience to the call OF the chief pastor or tho
Church.
The Pontir delivered an alocution. in the course
OF which he said the Church was still sorely per-
secuted The purpose to destroy her was shown
in the acts OF the Italian government, which CON-
PEELED the clergy to serve in the army and imposed
heavy taxes on Church property. He solemnly
protested against the bill now pending in
the Italian Parliament for the suppression Of
religious corporations and declared that title to
property acquired by this means would be null
and void. He repeated his censures Of those who
encroached on the rights OF the Church. and de-
nounced Germany, "where the pitfalls or open
violence, calumny and ridicule were employed to
destroy the Church by mon who, ignorant Of
religion, sought to define it's dogmas."
The allocution concludes with protest against
the Clergy Dotatlon bill recently passed by the
Spanish COrtes, and a general condemnation OF
the Armenian schsm.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
Fire In Portland, Oregon.

PORTLAND, Dec. %, 1872.
A disastrous connagration occurred in this city
to-day The fire broke out in o Chinese wash
house on the east side OF Front street. between
Alder and Morrison streets, and burned the entire
block and nearly the entire block the west side
Of the same street. At noon a general confagra
tions in this part Of the city seemed imminent.
Property was removed in the houses for several
block in the direction the fire was taking. FOrtu-
nately at half-past twelve O'Clock the wind
changed, driving the flames back on the burned
portion which enabled the fremen TO gain con-
trol and confine the flames to three blocks.
Engines came from Vancouver, Oregon City, Salem
and Albany. The washington and Emmett Guards
were ordered out to protect exposed property and
prevent the crowd from interfering with the Oper-
atiOns OF the iremen. Several 1remen were
seriously injured by the falling walls of Carter's
building, and one, named Gallagher, is supposed to
The loss is estimated at $780, 900, on which there
was Sl5O,OOO insurance. The fire was finally ex-
tinguished within the limits OF three blocks which
constituted part OF the business portion, Of the
city. The principal sufferers are J. B. Conge, sad
der; w. b. Currier, cothier; Occidental Hotel pro-
prietors George Velume, Hall Il Hendley, ii. L.
Pttock, the Orangeman Publishing Com
pany, G. w. Vaughan, Simott Co.,
r. G. stewart, A. Walling, job printer;
George L. Hibbard Co., produce dealers;
Quimby q Perkins, Progg Harris, the Oregon
Herald office Slightly damaged, G. M: Carter. 9.
H. Woodward, druggist; D. i. stone, jeweller; s.
L. stone, Clint II Reed. Corbett's brick building,
corner OF Alder and Front Streets was totally
destroyed; loss not ascertained. The material OF
the OregOnfdn was removed in anticipation, but
the fire did not reach there.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL FIRE.

The Coroncr's Investigatfon Closed.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel inquest was resumed last
evening at the hotel. With the exception Of those
who were Immediately interested in the case there
were but few spectators and very little interest
was manifested in the proceedings. Several wit
nesses were examined, and alter q brief charge
from the Coroner the jury retired to separate
room to deliberate upon their verdict.
THE VERDICT.
The Jury ind that HonOra Ward and ten others,
occupants OF rooms Nos. 511 and 5l3 on servants
corridor, located In the attic Of the Filth Avenue
Hotel, came to their death on the night OF Decem-
ber 10, 1872, by sufrocation and from un-
der the following circumstances s:-The rooms
occupied opened on corridor en-
closed at both ends, and the means OF egress were
by the way OF a narrow platform staircase, built
entirely OF wood, Of which the fire was burning.
Small sAylights opening into the roof and and
windows being closed by wire screens; and
the Jury further ind that the proprietors OF
the hotel gave orders to facilitate the escape OF
the inmates in order to preserve life; and we fur-
ther recommend that the proper authorities be
requested to Immediately inspect every hotel In
this city In order to prevent recurrence OF IKE
calamity.
iurn
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
RAILROAD SNOW BLOCK.

ST. JOSEPH Mich, Dec. 23 1872.
The situation on the railroad tonight remains
unchanged. All the road cleared out yesterday
has been filled again. Snow, accompanied by a
high wind, has fallen continuously for the past
three days. The storm exceeds any ever
known in this part OF the State. The
main difficulty on the railroad Is now
between COl0ma and Bridgeman, distance
Of twentythree miles, The drifts are from three to
ten feet deep. The worst place is between Pend
water and Montague. All the trains withdrawn
tonight, but II the storm abates by morning the
road win be cleared by Wednesday.
The thermometer is twenty degrees below zero,
and 1t Is feared that the fruit crop is ruined.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
THE STEAMSHIP GERMANY.
Rumored Loss OF tho Vessel.

LONDON, Dec N-1 A. II.
1t was reported at midnight that the steamship
Germany, Of the Allan line, was totally wrecked
yesterday. No details were given, and up to this
hour the report has not been confirmed 1t is pos
sible that the rumor has originated in the similarity
OF the names borne by the Allan steamship and the
Liverpool packet, the Germania, previously re-
ported lost or the mouth Of the Gironde.
according to the latest files OF the London Ship:
ping Gazette, the Allan steamship Germany was to
have sailed from Liverpool, December II, for
Havana and New Orleans-ED.1
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN. Dec %, 1872.
The Prusstan Cross Gazette publishes the follow
ing imperial rescript addressed to Prince Bis
marck:-'I relieve you OF the Presidency OF the
Council Of Ministers. You will retain the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs for the Empire and are empow-
cred to vote in the State Ministry through the
President Of the Council, Herr Delbruck. The Pre-
miershlp dcvolves upon the senior Minister"
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
TIE FIRE FIEND.
Fire In Nineteenth street.

fre broke out last night, at hslfpast eleven
O'Clock, in the four story brick building No. 5S7
West Nineteenth street, which caused damage OF
S40.00O oficer HOyt, OF the Nineteenth precinct,
discovered the fire and gave the alarm. In q
few minutes Engine Company No. 8 answered
tns s, summons, and through the exer. I.
soon subdued. Beamer 4 Co., who occupied the
lower floors, suffered loss OF about $4,000, and
Jacob Lincks who owned the building and car
ried on the bpainass cf hoy manufacturing
suffered loss OF about SEQ, 900 rhe house was In
sured in the Missouri and Andes Metropolitan
Companies for $4,000. Fire Marshal McSpedOn
will commence an investigation to-day
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
AFRICA.
Responsible Government at the Cape Of Good
Hops-Diamonds and the Gem Of Justice.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. %, 1872.
The mail steamship from the Cape Of Good Hope
has arrived.
She brings intelligence that the first Ministry
under the system OF responsible government has
been formed at the Cape
THE SPARKLE OF DIAMONDS AND THE SCALES OF
JUSTICE.
A diamond weighing 2Ss carats has been found In
the diggings.
There is much complaint yet OF the manner In
which Justice Is administered the diamond fields.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
INSURANCE..

We are authorized to state that in the list of the
Associated Insurance Companies represented by
the Executive Committee the name of the Mutual
Benent Life Insurance Company OF Newark, N. j.,
enormously appears.
While that company dsapproved Of the reduction
OF premium rates by the Mutual Life Company,
they believed that the remedy was In different
dlrectiOn
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

(CIRCULARo
those engaged In mercantile
that will facilitate their labors is highly wsrhy on solice
well OF extensive patronage. One cf Ne inot mn
portan inventions OF the present Is ta al pen tha
the qualities OF rmncss I'M
durability In s 80, -.
Pre- cninently such those OF JOHN F0fNsY manu-
fnc OF fine Gold Pens ana Pencils No 2as'or louse
Their superior value Is tested by the long Ting nc hsS
been engaged In city in their nanuiactnse xv,o
We, The subscribers, who know the yaliie OF FcArIS
Pens from constant OF them Tor ntmper on yea&, &
chccriufly recommend them to those who Wtsh JOE "o
beat and most perfect Gold Pen ever made. H. an,
signed by the following gentieIHein anu oVor i'
others:. ,,,,nr
j. ~ Williams Presidents Metropolitan National Bssnk.
Geo 5. Coc President american Excl ianGo Na"'o
j. A. Bcardesley Cashier Naf Bank OF Na rts America
r. H. Lowry, President National Bank OF shtf fsepu@A-
4. u. Tappan President Galiatn National, EM,k,
G. H. Timpson, Cashier Continental NatioIn yshe
Isaac G.. Ogden, Cashier New York Coua " Y san"""'
Bank.
VIM L. Jenkins, President Bank of America
j. W. Lewis, Cashier Union National Bank. La.....
Win B. Meeker Cashier Bank OF N. X ~ BanAi yg
J. H. Southworh, President Atlantic National rnxn.
VIM II. Cox Cashier Mechanics National Ban .;o,s
j. NJ. Crane Cashier Shoe and Leather Natona iBank
Geo W, Willett Cashier Bulls Head Bank
H0wes X Macy. United States Exprei SN".
White, Morris& 90. Barclay Il Livingston No.
Vermye a Co. ii. j. Raymond 4 Co NcN
Winslow, Laner Co. York Daily Times. Ma,
Geo. d. Arthur Co. A. Gordon, Cashier 'No'
Fish Hatch. York Herald.
H. 4. Morgan Co. 4. Kctchsm X Co..
American Express Co. \. B. Chittenilcn Co.
Adams Express Co. Johnson Higgins =,
Daniel % B. Smith 'P President commerciai Mutual ms g
Elwood Walter, President Mercantile Mutual Ins. O.
a. r. Wilmarh, Vice President Home Fire ms Co.
Sold bv ali Inc mrincinai stationers and eweiiers
JOHN FOLEY Gold Pen Manuiacturcr.
No. 2 Astor House, opposite the Herald office
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u 9Co.s Dry MonopoIe..3a4 20
pIf VIA Y ~
rirER n, HlEDsICK, Very large stock q strictly 9T;t
Al 0tmers eguaiiy low. pNDlMENTS, TABLE liUXU-
elsss nss WIVES LIQUORS, a in quantities to suit pur-
oI,,sers at down town prices COS New stand
H. KIRK - 10 Established 1859
% Fulton street. north n
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FRANCE.
A Military Traitor Executed.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec. %, 1872
Poilevin, member Of the Garde Chanepetre, tried
by court martial and found guilty Of betraying the
Mayor and another inhabitant of Soissons to the
Prussans, by whom they were shot, was executed
to-day at Vincennes.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
TITUsvIILE OIL PRODUCERS, COUNCIL.

TlTUsvILLE, Pa, Dec. 90, 1872
The Oil Producers Council to-day ratified at Oil
City an agreement made by their Executive Com
mittee with the Refners Association, providing
that the latter shall buy $4,000 barrels OF crude OIL
daily from the Producers Association and cooper
ate In other ways to maintain the price OF crude
oil at 81 per barrel and UPWARDS.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
GERMANY.

Prince Bismarck Relieved Of the Presidency Of
the Ministerial Council-Imperial Re-
script Defining His Official Position.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
UTAH INTELLIGENCE.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. %, 1872
washakie, the celebrated shoshone chief, lately
reported dead, is alive and we'll
Mrs. Chanfrau Is seriously Ill and unable TO fulnl
her theatrical engagements.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
The Favoritc Holiday Present.

There are few articles that apprUpriatc, and
none that are useful, than sewing machine for
holiday present to lady. The Grover Baker Machine
cmneny suited this purpose, Is elegant In aD-
psarance, easily operated and will last lifetime without
needing repairs The work done by the Grover Baker
in neatnes beauty and strength to that
OF any other II is the best family sewing machine and
the fyorite holiday present Principal salesrooms 756
and TSo Broadway, corner Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

Cheapest Book store I'm tho World
ie7 asa Magnificent HOLIDAY BOOKS and JUVENILES
Catalogues free. e..-xn -, ar. -.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HraAlB.

MADRID, Dec. %, 1872
The Spanish Colonial bill, providing for the
emancipation Of the slaves in Porto Rico, was read
In the Senate to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

Rurnctt's Miniature ToIIets.-Elcgant
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES containing complete
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted tina Toilet Table
and travellers portmanteau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists sandry every
where.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
SHIPWRECKS.

Packet Ship Stranded on the French Coast
Her Decks Swept by tho Ocean Flow-Ex-
citing Rush to the Rigging-Thirty Per-
sons Washed Into the Wave Waste.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

James Shedding Bradley, IN yLiborty
street, has all the fnest PICTURES and PlCroRh
FRAMES, 80 per cent lower Than uptown pricesA
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

Audlcy w. Canaan, of the Late Firm
of Ulman, Gazzam 4 Remington, has removed his Law
and Collection Office to 229 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
ENGLAND.
The American Cotton Supply.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Dec. %, 1872.
Six thousand seven hundred and thirtyeight
bales of American cotton were landed at Liverpool
to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

MRS. NJ. G.. Crowns Metnph ystc al ,Dis-
COvERY Is sure preventive and cure Tor fncumsni<'
RO trert
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

Holiday Hats and Seal skin Caps at
manufacturers prices r. ERNENWslN. LAB Nassiw
street. near Spruce street
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

CSC Broadway factory No Great Jones street, manuac
turers OF FINE SILVER PLATED WARE, good for fifteen
years service, offer large assortment either ~ whole
sale retail also, China Glass and Gas Fixtures
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
Ncnt Holiday Goods.

Mira. M. G.. Browns Pcos- Riclsnrsl's Eiyo
WATER and SCALP RENovAToR. Sold by druggists
Ia Ronus afr
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
RUSSIA And ASIA.
British Remonstrance Of Caution with
Respect to the Imperial Move
ment Towards Khiva.
Queen VctOria's Ministerial Notification to
Prince GOrtschakOff.

Angio-Saxon Anxiety for Afghan Independ-
ence-The Cars Treaties with the Khan
stss and Other Potentates- English
Trading Interests in Turkistan-
How Khiva's Policy Has In
volved the Complications
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
Fire In Brooklyn.

Shortly after ten O'Clock last night fre was dis
covered in the upper part of william d. Barbers
stationary elevator, on the river 'front.' near the
foot OF Pacific street, Brooklyn. Two Alarms were
sounded, which brought out q strong working
force of the Fire Department, and the Ore was
soon under CONTROL and completely subdued by
hafpast eleven O'Clock. The loss WIN not, proba-
bly,, exceed $4,000.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

yfwELvE VIEWS OF HEAVEN.
i Anew book by twelve distinguished diyineS JUST Juss
published, and attracting great attention. is)u copies
sold, Price 81 5et q. w. CARLETON CO, PumisnorS
Madison square, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
SPAIN.

The Porto Rico Slaves Manumission Bill Before
the Senate
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
The New Specific.

The New Specific.
winters chills, trosts and damps,
Bring harvest OF stamps
To the doctors; yet better by far
Than these remedies old
For cough, hoarseness cold, . ! -
Is HALE's HONEY or HOREHOUND AND TAR
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS, cure In minute.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
TN LITTLE PEOPLE OF THE sNow4
A MOST CHARMING GIFT BOOK FOR CITRIsrMAs
7 "rIIE LITTLE PEOPLE OF THE SEOW,n
BY WIN. CULLEN BRy ANT.
I RICHLY AND CoPlOusLY u.LIrsrRATED, II

BY WIN. bRJ ANE
I RICHLY AND COPlOusLY I.IuSTRATED, II
4 Printed with a Iat
!, Small &e, extra CLOTH Price 20 Morocco extra, So
From the Evening Posi-.
more elaborate BRILLIANT wotk in design than
this appeared in America Tho artist caught
the mos. delicate Imagining OF the pcek and the
eraboarments that exactly In halony with what is
therein suggested and the Little eeople tue Snow,
through the air to the music ~ thcrhythm
Nothing could lovely than Sne fight OF the Little
People before the beams OF the yerha sun and the Fa-
vonsan airs that threaten to deroy them. and then
lowering around the chill SUNNI soi The Cauc whero
winter regns cternally."
nThs Ia one OF the gift books OF the season.
The lovely yl Of the Little People OF the so richly
Quaint ia acics and exqusite Workings oi the author
From the Liberal Christian
fitting that the gpcef1 story cf the ice elves in
Bryants should find this appropriate setting Tho
Illustrations simply exquisite The ARTIST has followed
tho poets thought In Regularly delicate and tpAceful
pc9cs Of workmanship can be found in the who range
OF holiday books
editions Of tho following cxauizte vorues BY tho
s'iif TIiE sToRY or THE FOUNTAIN by w. Cullen by
ant With ~ Ilusigatioas by HerrT Fem. Alfred Fred
Se HT mos aud
paper. unlfor'a with the .song pi the Sower.n vol.
small lo, CLOTH extra gilt So; dn morocco, antique
THE SONG or TnE sOwER BY W. Culleh Bryant.
Illustrated Original Drawings by Heunessey Fenu,
Wiusiow Homer, Hows, Grswod aud others; engraved
in The mos. perfect m,nnes ~ our .st artists BsssnS ~,
b. APPLETON CO, Publishers
$40 and SOL Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

A.-YOung Gentlemen New Years
calls intent should drop In at EsPENCHIEDs, lis Mas
sau street they will find the dasfing and
attractive AT That appeared fashion
able promenades for many seasons.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
Testimonial Extraordinary

Messrs. NORTON 4 Co., 80 Broadway
GEsrLENEv-For the Information of the public, and as a
duty to humanity, the undersigned are willing 70
say that have purchased Of you the WARREN
PATENT COOKER, and have used Il in our homes, and
find that IL performs all that you claim for il.
Erastus Brooks. Evening Express; Samuel Sinclair.
New York Tribune; Professor William A. Hammond.
Bellevue Medical College; Mrs. r.. Louis Lowe, 439 Cler
iThe The WnREEN PATNT COOKER is for sale at all frss
class stove and range and house furnishing dealers
everywhere. Pamphlet free.
'' NORTON CO., Post office box 3O5L
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle States north
erly to westerly winds, rising barometer and gen.
orally clear and cold weather; for the South Allan
tic States northery to easterly winds and in
creasing coudiness for the Gulf States cloudy
weather and rain; from Tennessee and Kentucky
to Southern Missouri northerly to eastcrly winds
and partly cloudy weather; from the latter region
to the Upper Lakes northerly to westerly WINDS,
generally clear weather and low temperatures.
The weather In tlras City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts
Phar macy, HERALD Building:-
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

A.-Turs.-Chofce Sets i'm sable, Mink,
Ermine, Lynx Seal skins Alaska Sable Grebe, &C., at
manufa cturers prices sealskin CAPS in variety Call
before purchasing. BURKE, Manufacturer,
210 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

1879 POLE on THfsr ,.,,-. ,,.,.
10 -. very remarkable and ins.racuye sr ,ave avn
Eng ish work the OF whist EyeTy rt1r ~ t'sJ y
ought to have copy Price 81 O. ". CASLEtoN
VU, Publishers Madison SQUARE, New t9r%
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

A.-Dr. Thomas u. Rice has Perfecue ID
his new Improvement In Atmospheric Pressure Plates
Tor Artificial Teeth They are the smallest and most com
pact plates worn; unsurpassed for strength light
ness elasticity and durability, and almost mmova
BILE In the mouth. Filling Teeth speciality AZ East
Twentieth street between Broadway and Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
Open from A. M. to T. NJ.
On Sunday from to 7. NJ.