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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

Plans for which have been submitted to the Depart
ment OF Buildings during the week ending Oct "a 5I2
Sos Chyssst 'FRONT.' 6veOrJ, brick factory Sexes
Orn8s Emeudorf g. schs6el1.
kos l9 tnt 1873 Chrystes (rea tTesoy BRICK hsofy Se1
OEues hmeaiori a seloied.
Nsrhlst o. h and Tweutye st, EIsto bick
s0d and Gscass ls 15x29 Owner VIM j. Back
south Onehuuii eeuhs 10 feet vest OF FrsaTe,
four ur0rv brk teuements each sxS Owner ~ OC0uuer
Of Avenue tEO uuIstorv
brcs 0 and 25x25It 6xJO Owner VIM A. Jach
No t1 est Forb ST. fustcT brick tenement 1sx3 owner
siatet
Soy ne and bucE church, tlz75x6 OWners 81 Bernard
Chaoh
Avenue B. ossstor brick workshop 2cr3o Owner H. Her
rst1ry brick and iron hel1ss warehouse
t9r6xlOl. owner PsesnI, simon L C0pel
Of h. Is feet east Of Ihiave
and urstorbrck teneele one za1O AID
16xTl Owner Henry Mulken.
So1h .e Eentv ghihst 40 feet east Of Eleventh ave rsOFy
bnck shop. 5.E5O- Osner. John TarL
No Ttave avsory and brck stores and enemen
25ri0 Oeler, John a. Foster. .
raining from One and twenty fourth
st0us fats, each 20x54. Owner Hiram Moore
SKtssnthst fveory bnck tenement 25x7A Owner
O. ID. MeTcrs
SCUM west corner Of Thrdsve and Tiyou-s sves.oy
bck and each l06 OWne Third Avenue
Rs.Eoad Company.
soutb . feet east % Seventh
0ueoTy ssooncass brick dven- l50 Owner J. A. Coso
No 40 West fioahsL 6yest0g brck tenement S3H4i owner
A. Totem
No A7sHue D. vooy trek seondeass store RTioi owners,
Mitchei 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

Tho prevalence Of the horse epidemic has led TO
inquire closely into the merits OF the Nutritious
C0ndiment," which a certain remedy for horse dis
temper recently brought 20 public notice through
the advertising columns Of THE TRIBUNE, In an an
nouncemen Inserted by tho North British Cattle Food
Company, ably supported bv competent and reliable
testimony. We find that. although comparatively new
In this country, the Company first formed In En-
gland some ten years ago, bcin@ then composed OF
few leading agucultursts anxious to prepare spiced
food for their stock. Tho Field ct authority, pub
shed in London By Horace Cox, states, far back as
July Is, 1866 that 1t shown by tho statistics OF
each county that the counties where the North British
Cattle Food Company's food had been used no fatal
Of murrain cattlepague had occurred On tho
other hand where food had been used the cattle
mostly succumbed to the disease" Complete success
throughout England Scotland and Ireland, encouraged
the Company to establish large mandatory in the
Dominion OF Canada and more recently general
agency for the United States In New-York City; and 1t
already appears from the Testimonials OF some OF the
best authorities on the horse that, a preventive and
condition powder. well tonic after facilitating
maladles, the Nutritious Condiment" Of the n. b.
Cattle Food Company has proved very efficient and de-
serves TO DO universally aud unhesltatingly recon-
mended
The most effective at the time the least ex
pensve dlsnfectant for stable is the City Dsin
feGtanf," ndOrsed and adopted by the Metropolitan
during the past Summer alone Tor tie publication
or streets aud tenement houses. This dsnectant Is
Chemical W Jrks corner or UniOn-ave and bOx-st.,
GrcenpOnt L. t. where 10 be obtained in barrels OK
from 40 70 so gallons at 80 cents per gallon. Containing,
il does oarboo acid chloride Of lime and chloride OF
irOn the two ast named substances cause n To act az
the most powerful agent toward absorption OF ammonia
and sulphureted hydrOgens the Two most obnoxious
gases known, TO cOntaminate she stable atmosphere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
viii IND it % their interest 10 advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
I aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition 70 this Administering TRIBUNE
vii be found not only in NewYOrk and al its cities and
villages in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should lie "a brief viii
Allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
ubscrbers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
gsm Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
business profession; consequently, advertisements each
Ire read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 70 reports Of sales Of real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of It's col
urone "a an advertising medium. The charges Tor adyef-
huug are a. follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line
FOR esel insertion WEEKLY TRTBCNE, - per Inc; SIN
WEEK. Tribune, % cents per line ADOutten words OF
suY wide columns average Line. Terms cash IN advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK, Friday. Oct. .. ls72.

EEw-YoRK. Friday. Oct. 49, is7l
This was the Black Friday of the horse
trade Sales nowhere except the few effected under tho
hammer at Messrs. Johnston Van TasselPs auction
mart. where the regular semi weekly sale was attempted
In spite Of epzoote yet for the principle Of the
thing than with any view to success TwOthrds Of the
horses that had been entered the catalogue as sound
the day previous made either appearance at all or
came out with unmistakabIs symptoms OF the disease
There were but few, among otherwise quite numer
attendance, who were not afraid to bid and buy
The highest bids received Tor horses brought out
ranged "a follOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
REAL ESTATE.



There was but small attendance at the Ex-
change this morning; the following legal sales were
however made by A. j. BeeeSor Son CO.. acting by SUI
preme Court order and under the direction or Levi A.
Fuller referee the lot 25xeL5 together with the build
tngs thereon located on the westerly side Of Ezabetnst
12s feet nurtheTly from Bayardst, which was sofa 70
Peter V. Hustled Tor Sl4oO0 - -
DOOey HeurQues sold nv legal order, under
the direction OF IhC Henry, referee the four story
and iO 2xlOQ located the sOutherly side Of seventy
fourth St. 2s0 feet Castery irOm Nadisonaye ON the
property there Is mortgage amounting 70 SlISOOi ana
mast dine interest from April 1871 and charges about $50
Sold over and above the membranes 70 l. H. Frank
VIM kennedy sold, bv order OF Mathew 7. Brennan.
Sheriff the house ana lot 2xs0 located on Great J0ness
between Broadway and tue Bowery, known as street
No. IS. for $2O0o TO C. ~ Taylor; and under the
order fun lots located and known NOS 2S5, 2s6
1sT, and 2SS on map OF the Prospect Track, IN the
Twelfth ward. being on the nOrthery side of One
hundred between Ninth and Tenth-
avea - Jno Tyne for sltSUO. Regarding tine legal sale
noted 10 lake place 10y T. II. LudlOw Co., under the
direction OF Alfred T. Ackert. referee Of property
located and known as No. Isl East FOryninthst 10th
ING scid. We learn however. upon inquiry at the
OF the aucuOncer that the egal proceedings nave
been privately settled between the parties I'm immediate
give any public notice thereof. Why
not expected thaf public sales VIII take place
~ the Exchange to morrow Saturday.
At private sale. Wn. Il klynOr reports one fu lot on
the sontEorly side Ut Thirty rstst-,
zoe asierly from Eghthaye, for 5000, and two
lois $685. located hosout westerly corner OF Fourth
ave. anu One-hundrodandt hir yhitD-st, tor SSooo.
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MORNING posi-

Most completely the truth Bege ResdeaFs vioTs cor
nb5eI BY the revelations coae In the dlry which le author
r.uBel with 50 Hud diligence an persistent observation. Some OF the
esraos the ultra pa2e amusing aud serve eoaulc
tim With numerous suecdoc to brighten she heavier portions
the diary as well AZ 20 enl .hsl The various points relating to
te progress Of the siege Thsss dotoy remarks Afford bu'
azre idea OF the Of @ comprehensive sni sbv written vol
me We have however a58li nom closer eEaminaon Of tue
t N avoid 6,resfrg interest which U viii be read Pas
the diary are printed for d. t ue, and inns cnpee f
I've ga even % is zap eTluct received sl gfat Aio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
PAIL MAIL GAZETTE.

Ts Bedrgrd ReIleaF lei M vhci, rslsced j. his ANN
rsr,s seems to have been M Of Interest sul q ha. yeE variety
ahel one would h1cy life among TIE population Of s0ssy
invested city ulst be dsiei snt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

May Of the letters equal descriptive execution TIE ines denes
atoms Of similar character in novels say in Clrye Frederick
the seg Of Metz which tie fullest
cuarg szshel after The
deseapuon o Battle Of Sedan a maa.erg isce'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

ErrrnfvGs nnP0ETED II TO "a l6lA
a. kdros-. unsafe cniuneys A. 81. Fluung, agent
~ iar-f unsafe clmlcys A. ~ f-alilE. agent
90 E.g--sr unsafe cl-muCTs A. "A 4 luu *, agent
81 K..fss-. ursaie clilnneg A IT. fanlilg, agent
los Dlsrrey-.t unsafe Gimme A. a. fanuiDs agent
90 Dearr-f-si unsafe cImEeys. A. ~ taEriuEs agent
800 DelureF-,t Unsafe caimaeys A. D. flaming, agent
2o5 De-ncer-s.-, unsafe EuerE taml Phillips, owner
2g7 Dai-acer-sL clIuueTs, saHL Philips owner
u Wet F,h s. unsafe front Ard walls Wa. T. Ih0ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

Mos Easmea know the aue for al purposes Of the eonmunca
tons published in THE DAILY NEWS tie critical
evolving themselves II Of this correspondence that Ia
eiO this COUNTRY th
slaic.ei French peasants took their rse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

e letters Of The Bssgsi Ressat from Paris were Of great IN
es hen hev appeared from time to tine in THE DAILY NEWS
Tey rive lively lnuic and IN the main accurate Description OF
fairs in Pan. ring the four months isolation from the rest Of
france Other kndrd viii be Published which VII hep 70
plete the picture this yolne Is likely be more vsaa1s tha
others aai certainly e-nn9s shpee % Hl4 ~ ~
such lalluess Of detail 7r4p
Tbe gh character u s culinary literary contributions 70 h
oArY NEWS Is shown iooHns t OF works Several Of en-
rprnt ID the Usi STAG, oa tie Easal cA1l'h az Oh "lA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

aThe Diary Of the Beteysl Rslsat needs commentator from
r. Won Motke A. ver7ales pronounced extremely esug At
disputes with the letters from 1iz .na sane JolraA tho
lace among the poulsEce Vi tho peFoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

lively sometimes even whimsical hamor aud eeiueasy repo
Of tie Incidents Of Tie entertaining aGlor
whom Tie has brought Iol-a-"
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ILLUSTRATED TINES.


Te letters from the Bessgel an. ai1ays rlcy graP
and thoroughly unique in err matter IS IN Aer sJlaT
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Professional Notlres

~ d. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Professor
Ne Specially the syraeuss N "a 81 College y Y
Oce 2S2 Ffethst east OF Thraye n y City ksrro15 Deo-
other special and general diseases kc reliably treated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
VANITY Pal

Thsre peculiar eue favor aloa Tue remarks Oh 10 hesn-
vas lueky chance which iu. tbs Keen servant writer IA
ara ald elected gIagll, -colat VI TIC siege
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
Dentlsirp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
- nsted The snssh'te aons 9Ie 1as1''sr i "a hs
without PANS $1,000 pSSeu test BE their The
Office No. 10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

The let.ers are vsry smar.Iy rtiien.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

"'THB DAILY NEWS fsne 81, other European journals in
the filness, promp:aess and accuracy Of is neEA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

W CLARVs PATENT HORSE CLIPPER
Such the marked superiority Of this Clipper AZ others IN TIE
world been clipped By nCe machine hor
hrse-QglreTs It prevents snhag Ike grooves ridges i
o. the new clipped animal aud has knoVD
from 100 200 horses without sharpening W Cirk bes % nform be
his Clipper stamped With bis either
Plates or Wooden Handles All Of biz stamped
nngemeus Of his patent OIfors London W Agents Nlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
THR ERITTsH QrARTERLY RsFIEN.

"Thc personal element IN these letters was unqu,onshJ that
which gave Il certain shat che tcsols ua
and Unworthy Of which toe Bcssl Is The croaicsr Nil
have 70 be taken into account aly gl. Of tie great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
aurtion Sales of Real estate.

TERE. JOHNSON. Jr.. AuctiOneer.
y No ~ EAssAU-sT.. COR CEDAR-sT. MN YORK ..-,-
~ Rstae promptly Exchanged Auction sales OF btoes
Furniture. Merchandise kc
TRUSTEES Sale of Valuable Property in the
village 81 New Rochelle A. Auction. L p ROBINSON Auctr
N III on te pres Al oelock THURSDAY, oct. u, tho
ELEGANT GOTHIC COTTAGE
49, ;,.or of TIu,enos and Post Road min
utes Depot House contains rooms gas az
furnace There weWater and large brick eisern ooih
connected b. pumps Good concentration cellars holfe
painted throughout and ever respect IN perfect or L -
5 shade and fruit gapeynes ete Location ana nesh9o
hood unsurpassed In respect desirable residence soi 70 o
tie estste 81 Can't Alderman, deceased Sale posture ms
made knowu on d7 further particulars inq ure OF me A
toBee Msins Rochelle Of GKO DOUGLAsI1 CeiaiI NJ
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THg DEUTsCHE ZEITUYG CBERLIS).

at. ne mos, po,,H AMI accurate contribution to the history
The var Ne have yet seen"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

hs missing letters Of Bs.eg Resident way Inferior
70 ihose bad The columns Of 3utsnp
style u writing reminds Of Dir Berna Os5orae
t-I-s which tho Pa- AID Sic siege lens themselves
singular felicity. lie tie at Of pntag common place oessEva
usa EoTe vay, generally telling, and olea singing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
Goaro ano Rooms.


BOARD WANTED-FOr three Adults, two
- Children aged and Z. Require second Eoof Psts ian{
tenn, rot over $50 per mOH References exeaanse Adu 'iI
WashngtoRlt -----.-
WTANTED-By a respectable lady,. COM
w Portable ROOM sh Gre and IA private y w. &
beard desired moderate terms references 'nHbU
Mrs NJ. B. c. Tribune Ohee
ca WEST TWENTY THIRD-ST between
W. Fnb and shsves an elegant PARLCR FLOOR OF three
rooms deep % let unuhe with splendid mors chandeliers &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

TIE superiority ofthe descriptions Of the Var which furnished by
TIE DAILY News Is everyShs Acknowledged Therefore, The col
lection historic ommeary and The connected exposition OF The
events Of var poiase be pronounced in the
highest degree aiB The CORES onent Of THE DAILY NEWS
eIs,r all other journals prompdde eopouslsss and
lccarsc7."
Another reprint from the columns of THE DAILY NEWS the
E-.ssei Resident. Paua' which tie following
L...L ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

"The Diary Of Bezesod Reaeas Paris VII certainly form
ae Of the most remarkable Of monsstoas episode lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
NETWORK TINES.

"Tbs collection o. letters valuable contribution 20 the history
fAi. uer,or.bIe strugyleu
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Gitp propsrtp TO Get.

ITO LRT-A large BASEMENT, with two
suitable fer Broad AID Pie BAksrT, ~
end Broadway and siIlh-avs-On stanA
WIN H. RAYNOR u Finest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

saeriuoas their marvellous ability
wsndeEg accuracy universally acknowledged ey appeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
Cnnntrn Real estate for Sale.


NOUNTRY-SEAT FARM, Dunellen, Central
Rsirosd Newersey from Lberysti modern improve
minutes bargain terms easy
GEORGIA LANDS.
" FOR SALE LOTS containing 400 each loeaiein
the Thirteenth Dsir and Chnc Counties and Known IS
Nos 81 81 20 ST. The lands unmproved but
are veil adgrted 20 Of Cotton Viii De sold low Al
dress T. A. W. Box 100, Tribune once
HEALTH AND WEALTH.
FOE sALE-A beautiful HOME OF about 10 aeres in Nj d
AWARE variety Of choice ui budi1g conoo
excellent; climate equal 70 this continent convenient "
nd pCe, $b,UO For paIcuar inquire OF
WILLIAM J. COILS l,2os BroidEsy.
HUDSON RTVER FARM-2OO ACRES IN
fpruubered for SALE EXCHANGE Tor CITY or Brooklyn
erv Prce Of the iaru $4,000 rutland WHITING, Beck
mlnsL
CUGAR PLANTATION of extraordinary adj
- vauas one drive from View Orleans west and safe sac
Of river prosperous opernon; fully equipped end showing ouda
don m age profit faithful renabe desired might e.
interests Eood ifon mding properly f
NeW-York for give bargain. owner here Adlss Plan
TATION Box 62j NewlOrk PosOhce GLASS Boz oJ T. o.
New-Orleans, La, II wishing there.
L. W. srEvEysoS W. d. STEVENSON Attorney 'a|La"
STEVENSON g. Co.,
- REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENTS
Galveston. TeI.s- -
REFrREyCks: 8 C0e President American hIehangs bns
Keielum A. z Masters, No Il b0ut-si n l.
A. V. W. Van Yechien 40 Paest
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THR WRsTMINsTRR REYIEW.

Earlier fuller paper has given a5Ou
the has appsarel in THB DAILY NEWs.'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

MISS MARTINEAU'S BIOGRAPHICAL
vi sKRTCIlE5-Ig-2-5 Reprinted from TIE DAILY NE"sIhh
TIos vh now Preface C0utairirg-Ihe Emperor hohos-Ihs
Dbe Of Keat1scph HlmeLoFl Herbert Of Lea-L1ri LldoWne
Lord Ivpdurst-Lad Pameon Lord Brougham-Bshop Blon.
Archbishop Wha.-y-sr william Slpsr-Dayd kooes-Faher
u.tber-Laay B7ronas Suori-heIy Ham-LoTd Aaoaulay-
Ma Jameson und others. Cfosn lga -
WESTWARD by RAIL. a Journey 30 san
w F.neseo and Back Visit u te Mornons By " p aE
REPRINTED from The DAILY Ssrt" Second Ettol post 'vo Win Nap
DLACES and PEOPLE. Being Studies from
tie Life By c. PARErsoS Aaho Of Tbs oesan Telegraph
TO india" RspHniei nom The Daly News" With additions
NOTES ON ENGLAND. BY IL. TAME, Dol,
~ Orsp &C. &C. Translated BY " RS, with Introduction
b, he Trsasr Reprinted Additions from The Daily NeEA"
one VOL post lge
NJY EXPERIENCES of the WAR between
VA FRANCE and GEEMASY BY Archibald PoRBE' one Of ts
special Correspondent, Of Tie Daily News" Two Vols oye
MR.. PISISTRATUS BROWN, NIP, in the
w HIGHLANDS Reprinted sita additions from The DAILY
EeEs" Crown avo. -
'sTTNHE DAILY NEWS - is on sale in Paris, at
o. Rae Dc Rvou and s the hosks aad IL DH'''' ~
.h hOil, r,isly ,,ailoa, AMI 10 tae Roe De Madeleine
.sVUHE DAILY NEWSn can be obtained at
te leading railway siaioas throughout Germany s.'s''
and Ee and b. order the American News Conpanf Ns"'
arilR DAiI NEWS fPCBLEuis0 ofFlo-S
TO- 16 irI si UyEl.ssrlgET, LO'poN tANHLANp.
.DyEAT5ElENr ogICEs ~. FLEET atAEsl 'LoADV"
ENGLAND
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NETWORK NATION.
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ueooine Caros, &r-

1T WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
"A tor.sl-WEDDISG CARDs and FINK sIAIuShki' tEs'AS
ishei 1871
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fonoon advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS ondon Rarand osers a, resident. in
The Unie STATES who 10 Communicate With EBgsh publs
une1ampd bcHteA
The ercuzion Of TR DAILY NEWS" received srtrsor
na ne daring Tic last two from the popularity won 6y the
character q s Foreign aad General ms Tho Increase In is
sale upEld Of hundred per cent and THg DAILY NEWS"
beaE secopd 10 English Newspaper i constituency Of
teu unSrploi medium Advert eneus
While Of Enghh opinion, has special recommendation -
AH-riuA Tie high reputation 81 "THE DAILY NEWS" AL
.4l suic IL 10 be- consulted By bankers merchants
bnz, investors. &C. AMI IL eontesseny channel for
Financial Advertisements Of ever kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

H0RSF BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
4 and all Kinds Ssdiery goods extensively manaeaTedi ia
ina Of snke sabj plush anl other aage hoees
OF every quality. =. o. oll II . W, - "
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
APRONS Robes Equipments Of description me
largest variety n Aew-l orA. - H. 'AO'NlAA-' NS''
tureuu; waleroons. ia ChamberfsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

ILLUSTRATED TnrEa

"Ts sraasoendent stride which THE DAILY NEWS has take
dang Esr displaying suddenly brilliant supremacy 10 eoa.sl
poraTes has naturally excited both curiosity admiration"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

Probrby Of tho recent campaign amply sasd o.
modern Thirst for the picturesque. The description Of the battle
GrI7so Ike page out Of Taca and for awful VVdae
might stand BY the dle Of Thacye55 narrative Of the plague
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
foiels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
~ Occupying run Worcester 70 SpnageiI b's'l D.
y. ROGBifS. Proprietor
I ELAND's STURTEVANT HOUSE, Broad
II way, Twentfcighh anil TrenyuEtbs'A feE1ek AAbit
ICAN PLAN With eena located The cepos AMI
tbeateuk- LEWIS GEO. s. LELAND, PrpneiGa
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, u.
REV NEWMAN. D., Prop opsa from MAJ special rates
70 families and b0lfdeul
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BRITISH QuARrEaLY REVIEW.

% erces1es Of THE DAILY NEWS correspondence has beer
matter d common aosors.J ani general confession
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Gorses, Carriages, 6aruess, &r.
A OLD HOUSE OF BREWSTER. A
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
ESTABLISHED 1888.


Factory Twenty -GhL-st LeEngtOn-aVe.
To aaV aaDrTshesoR phA might arise from a Hos
rO Of competitors pablo rOr beg lars state that our
Mr. Bressser Gas 1893 p1rR>r viA his 6aer ~ late Ja~es
rgstr 1879 aad that " has continued
he bu5aess gAssrrzpedly sAs present taue In tbs Siy.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-08

The YIEYNEsE The Vienuese have
come and gone. We have heard their mel
lhuous strains for the last time The re
membrance Of their skill and lyric power
will linger with US like the shadow Of de-
licious dream.
Darts Hall was well filed, as it always
is when anything worth seeing or hearing
is in progress there The young ladies
won a thousand encomiums Their ranks
have been voefully depleted, however, since
their previous visit. Milwaukee was 3
kind Of Waterloo for their organization.
One half their number seeded there
"Erriug sisters, depart in peace, said the
remainder, aud under new leaders, each
. fragment Of the originsl band moved in an
opposite direction. The expense Of keep
Ing up the original company was very large
too large fJr the patronage Of places like
Rock Island and Davenport. ALTHOUGH
Darts Hall was crGmmed when the full
troupe performed here, the management lie
said to have lost three hundred dollars thai
night Expenses were about eight hun
dred dollars e day. At Milwaukee matters
we're different The fair maids of Vienns
created sensation, aud kept the Opera
House full of people every night for four
weeks. The manager made stack Of
gree backs there and then. As a. present
conducted, Our part Of the troupe will d.
very we'll, financially, vet the members are
home-sick for Fatberlsnd, and before
spring will be there.