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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-24
LEGAL NOTICES.


kDvERTISEMBFr FOR NEXT OF KIN OF
IA Bernard REILLY. deceased.-Pursuant to u decree
oi the Nigh Court OF Chancery In Ireland made in the
o3dSc OF Michael Dillon ana the Rev. James Macken,
phntis, and Catherine Reilly and the Right Honorable
Her Majcstys Attorney General tor Ireland eniants,
an claiming TO be next of kin, according to the
statutes the disributon states estates OF Bcr
nard Reilly late 0fDrogcda In the county OF the town
OF DrOghcda living the time OF his dca the 18th
Day q 0c!ober ISL and particularly EDWARD Reilly or
division United Saca Infantry Army Of the Potomac In
ls63 and l6i, and who resided at Benson Mi in the
Virginia and afterwards at rcenvc, Washing
ten county, In Mate OF Mississippi in America in De
ccniber 1863 Nnaret Reilly sister OF said Edward
HcilIy who was - heard Of y the month oIJanlary 3
su1ia such of said of Kin
now dead by their SOLICITOR before the End
day OF January 1873 In and prove their claims
ihe chambers Of the Master Of The Rolls -Four Courts
IRna QUAY the city OF Dublin anu In default thereof
they will be percmptorily excluded from the bcncnt
lie said decree Monday, the 10th day of January 1879
II ofthe clock In the at the said cbambcr
u day az pontcd for hearing and adudicating the
cslnns
Dated this sist day Of July, ls72
II n y. Il. WHirEsTOSE, Chief Clerk.
I JOSEPH WILLIAM FOLEY, solicitor ivr plaintiffs No. 20
Lower orlnond quay, Dubtis
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SALES AT AuCmor.

GEo: BROWN 4 GO, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
plain ana Say 81 Tnws Cutlery Wire
S Sso1 dun Spades Axe and Pick Haniies Hammer
a. IN ,, un oals Edge Tools &C., &c. Sale coumences
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTfONEER.
ia SUPERB PARIS GOODS -
MARBLE CLOCKS, SUPERB BRoNZEs, BOHEMIAN
WARE, CRYSTAL GLASS. &c.

ELEGANT FHENCH UINNEK SEIS.
By EDWARD SCHENCK. THIS DAY,
ut GO Liberty street. at II O'Clock, sale OF superb
French Clocks Bronzes statuctcs and Groups IN Large
yaTety also elegant French Dinner Sets Vases Bisque
md Paran Sstuces Gard Receivers and large variety
of very rich goods which have been Just received now
ON exhibition Ladies especially invited 10 the exhibition
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HENRY b. HERTs AUCTIoNEER
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
to be sold for account of former purchaser.
THIS DAY THURsDAY, OUT. IA. AT II o,c,ocu
AT NO. EAST THIRTY.PIRsT STREET
near Fifth avenue
HENRY B. HEhrS Auctioneer. will sau =. 49,.
without any rcssrve Tor account q Mrs Mary A. Barton
failed to clear them the following articles VIZ Snnasn
rosewood ana gilt inlad Parlor Suit in Crimson ss;r
by PTeychs carvallo 0stade Parke, Ebcrle Meyer
tire Table, Velvet and Brussels Carpets Armoire
Bedstead Bureaus Washsauds hair Mattre SECS PcddnS
nch China AMI Glassware, Clocks, Vases, Ornaments
Dining Room suit n leather elegant Etarere Lace Cur
talns &C. &c all Of which were made TO order for tho
sale positive rain or shine
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CLOTE &.JANEs, sTATIONERs. PRINTERS A \
> Blank Book Manufacturers 1 Fulton street Bl 4
Books r ode ~ pattern
HEM. L. 1LUrE, JOTATlIAN LANE :
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRAWING MADE EAsY.-"BELLS UNTvERs
- nranght,lnan" (copyrightl, price 81 This uni
sketch from nature without any vious knowledge
Brooklyn. !.
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TRUSTEES sALE.-A RARE CHANCE FOR INvEs
ment or spec ulati0n.-About 142 Lots for sale abe
Central Park the Heights in the vicinity of clega
residences; views excellent; commissioners Just be
price 81 500 per lot only small amount cash require
Address TRC STEE, Herald office.
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A YOUNG GERMAN (SINGLE) WANTS A SITUATION
n coachman, city country; first class driver ten
years experience In this city best city reference. Ad
dress L. NJ, box III Herald Office
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DY H. HART, ArCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
day Thursday October 24 at l0s o'clock. at Eighty
eighth street, near First the Furniture OF
family declining housekeeping BLACK walnut Bedroom
Tables &c.
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yMANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, 20 YEARS OF AGE,
w position either In bank, banking or mercantile
house has had four years experience In bank as
money telers assistant; 10 expert in counting money!
has also had about six months experience in nercan
tile house good penman, and willing commence on
small salary with prospect Of advancement Address j.
b., box 228 Herald office,
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by JAMES WILLIAMS, AUcTIoNEER.

Tho undo will sell at public auction on Satur-
day. October @ ls2 nj 10 o'clock In the forenoon az $40
Filth avenue, Forycghth street, In the city OF New
York,
All the elegant Furniture. Carpets, Pictures and goods
Of description detailed in the chatcl mortgage
given by Louise A. Pollock and william I her husband
Field Morris. Fenlier Co.. trustees, duly filed IN the
office of the Register the city and county q New York
FIELD, MORRIS, FENNER CO.,
Trustees for Mortgages.
Per TH0RNDIKE SAUNDERS,
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A SINGLE NAN (ENGLIsID AS COACHMAN OR
n groom; town or country no objection to travel
abroad Just arrived eight years reference. Address
j. H.. 1JS West 2Sth 81,
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A FIRST CLASS GARDENER WHO UNDERSTANDS
n greenhouses vegetables flowers and grape cultiya
ton thoroughly desires steady situation. Apply at 7Ss
Broadway in flower store.
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UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION.
"A Large sale this day (THURSDAY MORNINGl,
commencing at l05a O'Clock. LUKE FITZGERALD Auc.
toneer at private residence 10 Yves SD consisting Of
oyer 900 Lcts,viz,, magnificent "a octave rosewood
Bronzes Bookcase 800 volumes Books, Chamber Suits
rosewood and walnut Bcdsteads, Bureaus WAR
Silver Ware Centre Side and Extension Tables Sale
tive N B.-Goods boxed and shipped.
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4 LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE AT
"A private mansion l24 West Twenty sixth street, be-
tween Sixth and seventh avenues this day. commencing
Lots o. elegant Household Furniture property late
Parlor and Bedroom Suits Mirrors Brussels and Velvet
Carpets, Lace Curtains Oil Paintings Ornaments,
Bronzes; also single and double Bedstcads, Bureaus
Warrobes Spring Hair Mattresses Lounges Clocks
&c also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture
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SITUATIoN wANTED-BY AN ENGLISH WAITER.
- man, in private family good reference Address
for lew days b. r.. box la Herald office.
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COACHMEN AND GARDEvMas.

A COACHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY A COL.
IA orcd man: understands his business in all Its
branches has good reference. Address j. NJ at J. g.
Brew sters 9Th and 9th st.
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10y JOHN II. DRAPER 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs.
- The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company will sell
5000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
at public auction, Wednesday, october 80 ut II o'clock
SAMUEL SLOAN President
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4 YOUNG COLORED MAN WISHES A SITUATION
IA as groom or fooman can give the best reference as
to character qualification. Call address JOHN
FARRELL, 337 West S6th st.
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RY.F. COTTON. AucTIoNEER.-E HOUSE
ID hold Furniture, French plate Pier and Mantcl Mir
rors 80 ~ elegant Carpets, &c-Ths day Thursday
October "a at lOa o'clock at the Auction rooms So East
choice assortment Of Household Furniture and Carpets
description Of rich Parlor, Dining Room. Bedroom and
Basement Goods; also several suits Of enaclled Cottage
Lest Hair MATTRESSES Kitchen Goods, &c also 30 or 20
many % o Rn "a nn o Pann ss
large lot Ct valuable Books also one Carriage and ar
also or ~ Stoves NJ BThe Carpets Will be sold
about 2 O'clock Catalogues carl this ming.
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A UCTION SALE.
N Magnificent Household Furniture.
Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits, Paintings Bronzes,
and rare, costly Works OF Art,

IlY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER,
ID salesroom, 217 Bowery,
will sell this day IL O'clock at 1855 East Broadway all
and entire Fixtures md Furniture Of that first class Res
tauranr, viz MARBLE top Counters, fine Back Bar, Fix
lures black walnut Tables, cane seat Chairs, fine Range,
Cooking Utensils, large assortment of good Crockery-
ware Bar Bottles fine Glassware, Mirrors, Engravings
Signs Lamps and all pertaining TO first class restaurant
Positively in lots.
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VALET-To A GENTLEMAN OF PROPERTY; NO OBJ
lection 10 travel; has been all the world, an
experienced servant Address X H. Marion House, East
Broadway, New York.
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4 YOUNG FRENCHMAN WISHES A SITuATION-AS
N coachman; speaks German and Is willing TO make
himself generally useful best city Call
or address l. ". IL East 30th street
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A WANTED, A FEW APPRENTICES TO LEARN
n. drcssmaking Mrs. SCOTT 29l 9th av.
GIRL WANTED--AS CIAMBERMAID AND WAIT.
N Apply at CT West 18th ST., from TO II ocloc H.
A LADY FOR THE OFFICE OF WHITING 4 co :,
~ Nos. 5and Dcy ST. must he energetic and iDtci-
gent; liberal salary TO n competent lady.
A GIRL WHO KNOWS HOW TO COOK, WASH AND
"A iron wanted must have city reference. Apply at 49,
west ssi -, basement bell.
4 kEp.ctIoN ~ TYPOGRAPHY TO SIS; MEN, wo.
~ mcu buy5 anu girls 10 icarn and take positions; de.
maud greater than Inc supply TIOMPSONS College, ~
TN av, opposite Cooper Institute
(Nook IN PRIVATE FAMILY. A SHORT DISTANCE
NJ, OUT 81 We cityi all city convcncnces. A woman
Nun goa references may apply to-day Cihursday) from
WANrED-GhRMAN NURSE AND sEAMsTREss
w Apply at u West 3lst st.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL UojjSFWORK
~ III snali family. Apply at lSi Clinton place.
VIANTED--A COOK, WASHER AND IRoNER AT
w 20 West 47th st. /; reference required.
VIANTED-A GOOD COOK. ALSO A LAuSDRESs
w Apply with city reference at 36I West 10Th st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALEswoMES IN SUIT
w department at T.. O'NEIlLS, los ana ll0 6ln nv.
VIyASTED-As WAITRESS, A PROTESTANT GIRL,
w abQgt IL " private IeiaiI. ~ NEST ~nst
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yTANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO CHAM
w berwork and take OF children; must be will
ing and oblging; references required 81 West 3st ST.
between 9Th and 9th avs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

ly destroyed ell the houses in the town.
I.;ing the fight which ensued, two OF the
; Americans were killed. ed,
Little Rock ARK dispatch Of the 3eth
ut. says peace once more reigEed In Pope
County. The militia had been disbanded,
and registration was quietly progressing.
Everything was Qriet, and no more trouble
was apprehenced.
A Mrs. 4. W. Pace, the young wife Of a
prosperous Jacksonville Fla.J merchant,
was recently taken to Taliaaassie for the
benefit of her health, as she seemed to be
suffering from some mental arrangement.
Soon after her arrival in the latter city she
tool. kerosene lamp or can, and, ssturat-
ing herself from head to foot, put match
TO 1t, and In a moment was enveloped in the
flames The efforts Of her husband and
friends to extiRguish the flames were not
successful until the woman was SO shock
iRgly burned that she died in few hours.
About 1900 horses were suffering from
the. contagion in Baltimore on the Soth ult.
q Hendersonvtlle On, Co. letter says that
I've thousand people assembled there on the
18th ult. TO witness the execution Of Martin
Baylerdfor the murder Of Silas Weston and
his three children, but he escaped during the
previous night in his wiie's clothes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

ILL.,, was disemboweled and had his brains
smashed out by a tree falling upon him,
killing him instantly. He was cutting
the tree, located on the side of hill, and
expected it to fall down into the hollow,
but it fell up hill, catching the old man
beneath.
A yeung man named Henry Lahfnes
attempted to drive wagon-load OF
slaves across a railroad track, at Cleve'
land, O., the other evening. He endeay.
ored to cross just after freight train had
passed going in one direction, but was
struck by another train coming from the
other way, was run over, horribly man
eled, and killed. He was warned against
crossing just then.
AT Worcester, Mass, a horse attached
to a light buggy containing Mrs. Eliza
Capen, of Charlton, hapcd the fence on
Beacon street, taking the buggy and its
occupant with him down steep embank.
ment sixty feet deep to the track of the
Norwich & Worcester Railroad. The
team made three complete revolutions In
the descent, and the carriage was COM
pletely wrecked. The lady and horse es,
capped without serious injury.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

The American Pig.iron Association
comprises sixty-six furnace companies.
A Coxsackie, n. Y, butcher can kill
aud dress four sheep in thirty-three min
utes
Governor Washburn, Of Wisconsin,
is building 100000 Touring mill at
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Pittsburgh Commercial says
"Thcre is not an unemployed man in
Pennsylvania who is willing to work.
In planting trees or shrubs, be sure
to press firmly in the ground The heel
is not force enough We urge a good
pounding. People often fear to bruisC
roots by this hammering process; but
there is much more danger from a toe
loose soil
The Commissioner Of Patents mas
granted the application Of Ross Ninan,
and Thomas Winans, of Baltimore, for AT
extension Of their patent TO" cigar steam
ers" 1t was shown that Alessrs. Ninans
in attempting to demonstrate the utility
of their invention, have expended owe
81 .000, 900 without receiving cent
They have built one cigar shaped vesse
in Baltimore, two in England, and one il
! Russia
An immense bed of mari underlies
considerable portion of South Carolina
1t contains over GS parts of phosphate o
I lime, phosphate of iron and alumnia,
carbonate OF lime and magne,ia, 80 o
organic matter, and 10 parts Of sand
Company after company has been forme'
in the State for the purpose OF mining tn
rock, as fertiizing compound, Million
OF dollars have been attracted by II to tn
State, while land comparatively WORTHLESS
has increased to six or seven times II
/ original value. At a time when tn
guano deposits are being exhausted, thi
phosphate rock is being Largely shlppet
abroad. AT present the yearly product
! loo 100 tons
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.
Religions and Educational.

The University Of California is the
college home of Isl young men.
A bralaeh of the Presbyterian Church
South has been proposed fer New YORK
city
The alunani Of Indiana State Uniyer.
sity have chosen a lady for orator at thet1
neat session.
boston has added $4,000 to its an
mud expenses fgr the salaries Of teachers
in the public schools,
file late Convention of Baptists in
Georgia resolved, by d rising vote, that
persons not immersed are not church
members.
Since the reunion OF the two branch
es OF the Presbyterian Church, the Board
Of Publication has issued 1870, 900 copies
of the Westminster Shorter Catechism.
The corner stone Of the only Presby-
terian Church for colored people west OF
the Mountains, has been laid at Pitts
burgh The building will cost $4,000.
There are four chemical laboratories
in Japan, where the science il taught,
three OF them being presided over by
Germans, and the fourth by an Amcri-
can.
The Rev. Mr. Taylor, Of Glasgow,
has resigned his connection with the
United Presbyterian Church because or
gans have been introduced into the con
gregatiOn.
-Ritualistic worship is seen in perfec-
ton in ADV. ut Church (EpisCOpai), Bos-
ton. There are large gilded cross, a
flaming altar and super altar, two candel'
abras, with seven candles each, and TWO
immense candles.
The Rev. DR.. Schad has returned
from Europe, and brings intelligence that
the great Conference of the Evangelical
Alliance, to be held next year i'll the city
of New York, viii be attended by repre-
sentatives from all the foreign countries,
A list Of recent converts to Rome has
Just been published in England 1t con
tains over eighty names of Marquises
Earls, Barons, Generals and Admirals,
some belonging to the most Influential
and noble families Of the nation. The
number of converts from the Established
Church is set down at 200.
Forty. eight young colored girls, from
different points in North Carolina, eight
cen being from Greensboro, the point
where they were shipped, have arrived
at Hampton, Va, to attend the cooret
Normal School, where they will be tittec
for teachers gratuitously.
The English Church Times says Il
is commonly reported in political circles
at Vienna that the three Emperors have
agreed to unite in a joint note to thu
Pope, demanding the suppression of thu
,Tesuits, and promising if he will agree t'
their demand to take the other religious
orders under their protection, and to COM
to some understanding with the Italian
Government regarding their property"
The Rev DIR. Meese, pastor of Lu
theran Church in Chambers, Ohio, say
that no person of his congregation ha
been excluded from church communion
on account Of being member Of secre
society; but number of his people, be
longing to these societies, have gone iron
his fold and formed a new organization
''because they were no longer willing t.
subject themselves TO the Chastisement o
/ the Word of God"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
Foreign Gossip.

Jumping ircm Trains when IN mo.
tion has hecu made penal oilensu in En-
gland,
Maps of France have been struck of
by The French, with Alsace and Lorraine
printed in black
There is to be u monument to James
Watt. the inventor of the steam engine,
at GreenoCk, Scotland.
A lady in Marseiiles has sued hair
dresser for two thousand francs damages,
lie had offered to dye her brown hair red,
and, in consequence of his operations, II
turned violet She was obliged To have
her head shaved
When an Arab widow intends marry.
ing again, She goes the night before the
ceremony to pay visit to the grave q
her first husband There she kneelS and
prays him not 10 be offended, The widow
brings with her donkcv llden with two
goats ska J. water The prayer ended
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

she proceeds TO pour the water upon the
grave, and having wei saturated II, she
Departs
/ A school has been established in Lon
don, England, where the blind are trained
to support themselves as tuners, teachers
of music and organists In Paris piano
tuning has long been considered the best
business which the blind can follow.
About thirty per cent. of the male pupils
obtain their diplomas as tuners, and these
average about $500 year-guite re-
gectSble income in France.
This is the way in which the cattle
disease Is stamped out in Germany. One
day recently there died all of q sudden
hree cows on the farm of peasant near
E'misbuttce, with all the symptoms of the
cattle disease" Eighteen cows, which
had been in contact with them, were kill
withou. delay and burned to cinders, and
all the meadows on which they had been in
pasture were staked of by the police.
1T is asserted that lunaey is increas
ing at a startling rate in Ireland. Official
information shows that while there were
only Il, 1898 insane persons in the country
twenty-five years ago, in 1871 there avere
Is, 3g7. In 1S48 there was but one lunatic
in every G6l persons; there is one in 300
now. This increase cannot be accounted
for in any way, unless that all the sane
Irish got safely off to America long ago.
The other evening, during the play
Ing of Yankee DOODLE an immense
American arose on his seat in the Champs
Elysees. and roared out an aceompani-
ment. The musical critic says it sounded
very much like the agony cry of a tomcat
held up by the tail, or dog bowling
after kicking On the termination Of his
little bark arolle, or else his cat scream, he
sank in his seat overcome, exclaiming,
'Hurah for the United States"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
Foreign Intelligence.

A cable dispatch OF the .G,h says that the
names Of the Imperial advisers in the San
Juan award, on whose reports the Judgment
was based, are Grimm, Nceprcsideut of the
Supreme Court kiepert, the eminent gcog-
rapher, and Gold,chmidt, member OF the Su-
perior Tribunal OF Lejpsig. The referees in
their reports, charge England with vague.
ness in the wording of the treaty OF ISIS,
and state that the word "southerly' means
the shortc,, channel to the Straits of Juan
de Fuca. A special messenger had left Der.
lin for Washington.
The telegraph is opened from leddo to
NagasaN, in japan. The railroad from
Yeddo 10 Yokohama has been completed.
London telegram of The 10Th announces
the return to that city OF the Hon. Charles
Sumner His health was improved.
Charles +, Perry, United States Consul at
AYuwall, died recently,
The census Of the city OF Vienna, Austria
has been completed, and shows population
OF 100000.
Minister Bancroft has writteA letter 81
acknowledgement 10 the Emperor william
aging that he is charged by the presideu
for the great pains he has taken in the at
tention shown to the case growing out of tn
dispute between Great Britain and the Unit
ed States, concerning the Northwestern
boundary. The letter closes with an assn
ance Of continued friendship and good wi
between tie | uited states and Germany,
In Liverpool, England, on the 2'th, til
Licensing act closing drinking saloons o
sunday until = 2. n. was enforced for II
irst time, and gayc rise TO considerable g
itemcnt, The police dispersed crowd VII
made demonstrations in opposition 10 tn
aw, and arrested several Some places ha
olorcd tire, aud lighted up the streets, an
he police were hootcd
A oongratulatory dispatch has been r.
ciyed by NJ. THEIRS from President Grant
On the progress Of rerubli-auien in France