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New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
rELEdRAPHIC NOTES.

"A salute of 3s guns was fred at Boston, yester-.
A. ~ % of the Governor 10 COMMUNICATION Of the discovery OF
America BY Columbus In ltH
Waterville has become the junction Of the
Central and Kenneee Railroad the regular train going
W pspg piece Of road fsr the hrst time yesterday
The wife of Elisha X. Crandal committed
% AZ Kenyons Mills Rchrond r. L. Sunday, b. placing the
ne Of gn IN and agng With her foot Mental alienation
was the cause.
Charles Stone, age 10, was killed last Saturday
during Grant Republican delonsan AZ Port Scott kafa BY The
ur.mStp dshrge Nelson Riggs and Nat hargrse
E ganners were lhoeng burned sud eerd about the Heek and
The Kansas Pacific Railroad Company sold
as George Grant Of London England square mii IN
R County Ksnss lying railroad and the Victoria and
smoky mi hr Grant will lay out the railroad
TO e called Victoria
...Charles Lane, who was shot Sunday night in
M Yesterday There Is TO the ss;assn
M Lane er receiving he wound defei that be ines Of no en
Wo and snppOfed that The aiiaisn ustoot M Lane of
other person.
THE st. Louis Stamping Company's Works, IN
Collins At between F0rdA snaged By IRE huudy
nebt about $4,000 The WORKS nearly land originally
est $4,000 Iuuranee $500 follows $1,000 each 10 the
America Central Boatman Of st. Lou hefehan Of hwafs
J. Frrmens Union Of Fsncco National Of Bangor he
Tesmens EeWYOfE and Merchants and fASgAn,e1 Of fo
dsBee
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
WASHINGTON GOSSIP ON THE PROSPECTS,
GREELEY's STRENGTH IN THE soOih
THE TWO PARTIES CLAIM.
popApu tn TUR TRIBUEEl

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-The estinlaeo -. %
" 80 eort,orn men here is that Greeley can get
20, EIctoral votes In the South in spite OF 'e
October elections. This excludes South Carolina ana
mississippi, and claims North Carolina Florida, anu
louisiana. with regard 10 Mississippi very iaVorapio
odvicea have been received recently The negro Vo'o
there is more divided than in any state sou'n "a
ion,s l,pe while the white population may be
a., he unit I'm favor OF Greeley. As to North caro-
ina Gen Clingman who now here states lhat 10 per
cent of the Democratic vote WAS not poed at the state
election which is bound 10 out In November Inc
Grant Republican Campaign Committeo uoes not
taoI a, an easy about South Carolina until the
stote election there is heard from. However
that may CO. IL is feared that rreparabe breach has
been caused in the negro vote which cannot be healed
in time to prevent combinations from forming before the
November elections. As the Administration is counting
now largely upon carrying NewYork, Senator Fentons
prediction in regard 10 that State is Of interest He said
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
THE OUTLOOK IN THE KEYSTONE STATE.
AN ADDRESS FROM THE STATE COMMITTEES.
ALFRED WILKINSON, Secretary.
JAMES 3. SWAIN, Assistant Secretary.

AN ADDRESS FROM THE STATE COMMITTEES.
10 the People Of Pennsylvania! We have
lost battle but the Held should not be surrendered
Fraud has held high carnival in Philadelphia, and
parayzed our ranks throughout the State but the in
soleut triumph should renew every friend Of regen-
srtcd government 10 increased exerons. The official
hance O correctness The officers charged with the re-
turns 40 the meeting Of the return judges, were not
sworn. The returns we're read on Wlth0ut OtPOTtunl
fOr examination. The computation OF the vote was not
made ont and the papers were not suDsequenly aAen
70 the Office where the law required they should De- but
elsewhere, hna manipulation By t1ls process prde
odate the state ticket who received the lowest nu
Der Of votes is returned as having larger vote
the fraudulent registration OF this cityno authority 70
restrain gl yOtesand COW have no tribunal adequate
10 the uun hmeut Of election officers and others who
eOnsplred 70 pOllute the ballOt-bOx.
Yet the principles involved in this contest Will not
perish by temporary defeat in Pennsylvania, whether
honest OF fraudulent. The nation is the battle-ground
Of reform, and without Pennsylvania right may
achieve victory in November Pennsylvania may not be
able 70 gye her electoral vote 10 yindcae sefgOYern
men but she must not be yoiceess in the struggle er
people must manfuy stand 10 their principles ana Or
gaDzatOn The necessity for the exercise OF the nde
pendent power OF the people In this State is made douoy
imperative by the employed defeat Tues
day last and he is unworthy Of the blessings OF liberty
who would withhold his every effort because local
temporary defeat 10 probable This battle Of Reform
viii De WOh IL may not be this year. but surely In the
near future. appeas 10 every friend of national peace
and purity 70 every YOtary Of State and universal regen
eatOn ana 10 every citizen who values the sanctty OF
TIC elective franchise There must be faerng In the
ranks Let tho friends Of Horace Greeley and the prin
cpes lac represents everywhere perfect their organza
non at cnce We can deserve victory in Pennsyl
and mat may save the nation 1t will certainly save our
cause IOm dishonor and assure us early triumph.
SAHL. j. RANDALL
Chairman Democratic State Committee
A. X. MCCLUhb5
Chairman OF Liberal Republican state Committee.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

Horace Brown colofed, OF NO. W Mercer-st,
received severe scalp wound last evening. by blow
from a car.hook ln the hands OF william Edwards.
driver OF Avenue c car No. s. Edwards attempting
TO drive his car through procession OF the Coored
Order OF odd Fellows at Morcerst. and Cottage place
Brown who is memberS OF the order, put up his hand
10 stop the horses aud was then struck with the nook Dy
Edwards who was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

A FRIGATE ATTACKED BY THE INsURGEYTS-A
BAND OF INSURGENTS INTERCEPTED.
MADRID. Monday, Oct. H. 1917.
A dispatch from Feuol, received in Madrid
late last night says the insTrectionists made two
attacks On the gate Asturas yesterday, but in both
instances we're speedily repulsed by tho crew. Three
Government vessels bockadng the entrance to the
harbor of Ferrol and it is impossible for any OF the
vessels captured by the rebels to 20 out Anarchy pre-
walls in the nsurgent band and it is believed that the
insurecon will be Oyerthrown by the first attack OF the
Government troops
Marshal Bregua Captain General of the Province OF
Corunna, has arrived at Ferrol with force Of Govern
men troops The rebels continue to concentrate at the
arsenal Fifteen hundred insurreetonsts who left FeuO
for Jubis intercepted by the force under Marshal
Bregua, and retreated to the town.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION To-
MORROW.

There will be an election in South Caroilna @
Tomorrow for State officers, I'VE congressman
Of the legislature and county officers. Ihere e
sate tickets in the field that Of the present
Rug Of State officers and that OF the DO"s g. po,ers
A. ~, ,o,ninations and taken no formal action
le rcroises whatever. majority OF the candidates
On , nc ticlsets are colored men. The Boilers ticket
4 headed by Reuben Tomlnson white, and the Ring
ticket py Franklin j. Moses, Jr eolored) The former
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democrats and Liberals of New-Orleans
have united on parish and city officers, with A. Weltz
for Mayer.
The Democrats Of the lid District OF Mis-
souri, have nominated Mr. William H. Stone for Congress.
II is stated on good authority that Mr. William NJ Gros
venor will decline the nomination OF the Liberals aud
Democrats Of the I5t District.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
LeeEMRLY NOMINATIONS.

PEEKsKILL, Oct. lathe Hon. James W.
Hustled was renominated by acclamation to-day, at
Grant Republican Convention OF the IIId Assembly Dis
trct Of Westchester County at Croton Dam. Tho Con-
yention was large and enthusiastic. resolution was
adopted ipdorng the Of Mr Hustled in the Les
lature for the last four years.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
A rRnsr BETRAYED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1L-Itisreported that aforIner
b Congress from the districts IN this city hhs d'appearei
him considerable property belonging ts two widows and one
's The tate1nent that he became attorney for the
~ and rersuaded place their stocks bis keeping pom
, ~ an dividends made two payments and then
R pe which nothing been heard either Of the St0ek or
estpP5i,n me value the stocks 10 about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
GERMANY.
STATE OF BIsMARCK's HEALTH.

STATE OF BIsMARCKs HEALTH.
BERLIN, Monday, Oct Il, 1872.
The Noradeutscho AlIgemeine Zeitung gives
authoritative denial to current report that Prince Bis
arck's health was bad that his leave Of absence had
been extended three months. That journal states that
the physicians Prince do not regard his illness as at
all serious or likely TO render proongaon OF his res
idence abroad beyond the appointed time necessary
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
OHIO.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuEE.l
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-The following are the
official aorites for the Liberal candidates in Hamilton
County: Wiley Secretary of state 1858; Green Judge
Of supreme Court s917; Riley Member OF the Board OF
Public Works, 1881; Taylor, Congress ISL Uns
o-, sso. Dodds short term 226s Banning, I'D Dis
cf 5o2 total vote cast in county, 4soCe total vote
cast ia November, 1858, 42,936
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

that no matter how the October elections might go New
York would give $4,000 for the Liberal Ticket The Liberal
Campaign Committee positively claims HewJeraey'
Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Indiana leaving An-
nesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, California, Nevada, and
Oregon TO be contested.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
LIKE DISASTERS.
SINKING OF THE PROPELLER LAC LA BELLE
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.

SINKING OF THE PROPELLER LAC LA BELLE
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
MILWAUKEE, oct. IA private dispatch from Ra-
cine Wis., says with II bad just arrived there from The
ryo Lac Belle which oundered about 20 miles o that place this
morning The passengers BY boa; think hat all the boats are safe
and bu, few any lives The Lac la Belle belonged the Bnse
mann Transportation Company.
LaeApoer private dispatch Racine that another boat
from the Lac Ia Belle trIye including the captain H. W.
Thompson and the raT.sr sanGeon Pour or I've boaos and
one r the wreck Of tie boats started to tie souWd ari
one to the norwis the of the oers i unknown one Of
%hisl and went at She heavily laden with
II fEA dsfse from Racine dated u oeloes tonight sys
another boat with Ins saved iroa te gis Oh ne so e
Wsmer ari vie lobct Fogg Isais 0e6ten Beetey Camp
Ge two boats whose s prry reported could not be see
There o boats yst to bear ron NO .t o. i4s r
PASSENGERS Essieifi o. ,-L- l- ' NJ e5,t N s oil he
Ia srveI lee I've. he foloTue aeco4nt Of tie
nght the steamer sprung lk and made wer r9pa lseIs
c u The Sol, "a hard az night TO prevent The vessel from
,nag, ana 1ra tH % No., 10 t tey 70 the Hcbss
which there were s7e lno one o. nee I'VE I've % o, G 1'
Id Is1ng worked ali night vb nothing cat a1d suffering from
ea Wien the 6 bosi M siearer I've leit on her
Wien sLe went down four Of o. Ia Tie water and one
siasss to I9se& & o. Ill @ ss vt5out S3nger OF svso
Ing boat Two q ne 9ye boats d M EFi I KFosa w. San;
sunday night having on board l9 fal PASSENGERS 91l tso ea
dD with ereF Of g men all tod Asoai Fiaaga, & WI,
'. smdp which pa, out and stepped the engines 1t was
bowirq hard from the north when TIE vessel lost headway
ILe Mind swung ker around ard the heavy sea strained
opoa the seams through WAch tie waier rushed
~ an arch force that spite of Oh EFFORT Of the gained rIlJ
mon M sud about $3.50 became evident the steamer would 50
down - There were boats all, two mehoas yaN aul
tWe small boats. We got Al The people INTO uese
bolt with exception of Eve or ~ men who raa 70 s,e
- and Who think we're drowned when she went down. H. "a
NV Loaf seven pcans Peter Me H. Warner ana yle holf
Fry louis Oechese and Rebcca Campbell VIC nled 81 hei
so on Racine n tbs evening having been over Wt,e ho
ON lie water During the forenoon propeller Win Two D
made 70 our fgLa u 'lhn m
F6e he saw us Two Of the I've boats have arrived he'eIH'
and one comm BY the second engihetr ,.ori
rss bo a ten crew, including the tift aln seond
cooks and night waicuan ore passenger anq oy
I'D ur tcrsou on board. She Uas very la loaL ~
49, ie ere seen by engineers boat making uorth loNau
aivsukse sandefson thinks that they wee peAa o
r. ~ fev viii land between Racine hLu
- AZ As ga recording the statements Of salue'soA mus
have ntanod 10 peous. there are as YET no HulB@
rr-ra
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

TABLE OF MAJoMTIEs FOR GOVERNOR.
The following table contains the official
mjortes for all the counties in the State except eight:
..r11..
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
CAMPAIGN INTELLIGENCE.
DAYLIGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

DAYLIGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
new THE STATE WAS cARRIED-A UNITED
STATES REVENUE COLLECTOR AND SIMON
cAMERoN's BRoTHER-IN-LAw TO BE AR
RESTED FOR ATTEMPTING TO BRIBE AN
ELECTION JUDGE.
IGENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHI
LANCASTER, Oct. 14.-Complaint was made to-day
before Alderman Arnweg. by Rcinhardt Reiner,
Election Judge of the Eighth Ward of Lancaster,
against DR.. H. f. Muhlenberg, United States Col
hector Of Internal Revenue for Offering said Election
judge $500 if he would stuff the ballot-box to re-
duce Buckalew's majority to 100 in said Ward. A
warrant was issued for the arrest of Muhlenberg.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

has been Auditor of the State and OF good rep
utaton Moses is Speaker of the House Of Representa-
yves ana Is q man whose dishonesty is notorious.
Ihe Following is list of the candidates:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
RrRYING OF THE PROPELLER CHINA

KINGSTON, Canada, Oct. l4-Ihe propeller China
m b Last evening up having board 800 TINS Of Ps ron
-. a.. nj nercbands When about IL miles out II was dis
I'd that she was on fire. and Notwithstanding the utmost Efforts Oi
the assistance rendered by two steamers winch we're eose
- 90 the edge supposed IN At
&c ssve me origin Of the Gre unknown ~ had maze
,aet IeadV.v discovered u @' f'NF'-
~ sinn,ed tof s2lOOO which will not cover the loss
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
Total.........67,1J7

Majority for Hartranft, by above returns and esti-
mates 35,l47.
tOmcsL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

OF the above names Mr. Hendnckss is the only one on
the Liberal ticket Milton b. Hopkins, Liberal is elected
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Tie Legislature from the official returns, viii stand "a
Renubicans to l6 Democrats in the House. and q Re-
publicans to % Democrats in the Senate.
The official vote Of the IXth Congress District elects
Nef over shanks ep by 2s votes but in one township
In Adams County, shankss District a. Republican votes
were thrown out on account Of the words Republican
ticket being printed at the head CT the ticket tnee
votes are allowed shanks will be elected by 10 votes
Both parties are preparing to the contest for
the Presidential eleetiOn.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

Chairman Of Liberal Republican state Committee
Phttadeiphta, Oct ~, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

copal burial service performed by the Rev. DIR.
Brainard and thus ended services as simple and i'm
pressiye as were performed the remains OF
man 80 great In life and universally honored and
esteemed in DEATH
The entrance 10 the Fort Hin Cemetery was wreathed
in black and upon the front Of the arehway tablet was
placed bearing the words; "Ama nations tears we
eonsign tho honored dead TO his resting place"
The family remained until tho earth was
thrown in, after which, according to house
hold custom, ivy was planted over the mound.
The lot In which the deceased was buried Is situated
on gradually slopug bank in Glen Haven, and is sur
rounded by noble old trees The grave lies between two
beautiful sarcophagi the the left containing the
remains OF his former wife, and the one on the rlght
those Of his daughter Next to the grave Of bis wife is
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

,52. LIBERAL.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

speak In no personal unkiudness OF any one The
cause Of politics and country Is neither TO be long I'M
paired or built up by personal dctraeton and SANDER
The issues of this canvass will live long after the unjust
assaults upon individuals have passed away ana oeen
forgotten. venture upon one word concerning
hecanse NJ the freedom feel with lifelong aequain'
tances and friends have recently In the campaign
edition OF The Neic York Times wanton ana unJusua'
Bile attack upon myself in which there Is not one WORD
Of truth SO far as 1t reflects upon mo dScredit or dis
honor Indeed there is essential fact In the whole
article except that my 18th year. In the AloanS
The New York herald., 1872-10-05


THEArRR coMIous,
' GRSsb ss LADIES; Lessee snS Manages
An the m.mn.o,D ro,DDAY, $50 ~
THE LADIES' s y SEiiSs!ns fssiSi%.'ss ESS7
KoXkss s1H Of LAUGHTER.
MATINEE MATINEE ssSSssEas sSsas or Rs4IsHE Rz4IsHE
sAE!skE Ag!sE AissHSSIE ySaE HHSSEs HaS4E S;1ISEE
sE Nj Hi. EHSS Ss5aSsfs SzfisEE ziisfE
S4TiSEEE Miss SEHkik skSsos MMATISEE MATISEE
Mo- MosRAIA RhEA qsiSssr &sssEsa (
RooTM,s rnEATaB. BoucIcAULr
EDWIN B92s DION Soudicgtf RGgtlfspF and Manager
MISS AGNES spa paRoBEnrsos
QMrs Dion BoucicaulO
In HsRxH s1s Sxis's s1 lris6 F5dHss daEssma
~" originally performed 81 sm apw.ra Ts i POST
MRS Bouc1S%uhT uhhTusans ss Asnss A2sns: Robertson .
EACH nvrSfSa RsS SS 5HfTEpST MATINEE
in which, MISS Agnes RoBERTsok oxrs Dion Bouci
Also .; n 81; ;%s 4 aess1so.
public show their desire Of any change Of the present
1ss 1s p .s % da n.i n sls saGsf ~ & slo.s s
way.
fvRssa as Nsrsss Ts NJ hsER SSFldE
,., Sssss; S sis1ss sSEss
rIS Spa3Hs; agsbsED 81 nSTs SIaaTs. taaH
sToPDkk ARGwSk NJ mI P6Lk Nj z R8IEhS
EDITH caAELis Nine; PoSisi and aiss FANNY
short notice in consequence Of the sudden illness Of Mrs
Due 1qiiee WIN b of the nrst appearance oc
" ! Mr.: zDT1S Mss rEi HS5IE HHCSaRRa, shsRas,
ana MRS. JOHN sEFroN.
MRsr EvGsS GSYwAy AyHsNs RE?oKhys GHs VHHArnE WEk
the great rnE rfEEcheIGsissl sEf.i.s' Drama
with ssEns sEisIsP aa$sHH p F~S Cast.
AsARHHY x MARIO
NoNPAY a oINl EyESiNG Ti OCT AT 0S53cK
shEE sA2A sAkk2SS rAiss Miss CARY s.aS9h nH
%ss yin ias pfss sgsfSi
PRIOR 70 "a he
which sse"rsd a the
41sr EXHIBITION
of the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR
sxty-third street and Second and Third avenues
now open and in fun operation.
CONTAINING AN
IMMENSE NUMBER
of
WONDERFUL SPECIMENS
OF ART, SCIENCE AND MECHANICS,
it forms an
EXTENSIVE DEPOSITORY
OF the
WORKS OF AMERICAN GENIUS
WELL DESERVES THE INSPECTION
AND ATTENTION
AMERICAN PEOPLE
CONCERT MUSIC,
afternoon and evening,
KEATING's cELEBRArED ORCHESTRA
PROGRAMME
Overure."Willlam Tell R9ssini
Waz-"Hesperrts Bahnen. .................. Strauss
Romanza-tflue and Horn solo) Titci
Overture--"Poe aud Peasant. Suppe
Grand Seecuon'Dcr Freschutz".. Weber
Waz-"Morgc nbatter'. ................. .strauss
Selection-"Barbe Bleue. Onenbach
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs.
and 81 sroaaMay rvs
fnig M4r!SFF All TMo Ar kEENsa event a. Al
BIRCH, WAMBOLD AND BAGKUs'
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

\ UUTIUN SAI.E. -
n AUGUST MARTINES Il CO., AuctiOneers
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Paintings, BronZcs PianotOrte, Carpets Mirrors, &C.,
THIS DAY Saturday, Oct. s.
at the private residence 36 West 18th street,
between 9th and 6il avenues
sale commencing at l0ia o'clock
Drawing Rooms-Supgrb octave rosewood Piano
forte, celebrated maker; elegant Suits, Ponpadour,
Marie Antoinette styles covered richest descrip
ton silk brocade and Maruecre Cabinets, Tables
Secretary Bookcase Encoignures Jnriinieres, Caner
bury, Velvet Brussels Carpets Paintings BY eminent
lists, Bronze Clocks, Statuary; rosewood and walnut
Dressing Bureaus. Bedsteads, Wardrobes. Hair Spring
Mattresses Cutlery Basement. Kitchen Furniture. N.
BParties wishing to attend this sale take 9th stages
9th v. ears.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

NRAND OPERA HOUSE,
VI Corner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty third street.
Sole Lessee and Manager. .AUGuSTIN DAILY

CRAND OPERA HOUSE,
G Corner Of Eghth avenue and Twenty third street.
as4 SSAsD DsRA HyEssSs sSsassa
ff ss siF'iSi IF fSh 1dSSES N.Y.
'ssss NJ, a5sr ssssa
the rE 2ssss cosbiSH6 q Enss 5smr RSHnss
ACADEMY OF MUSIC ASb nj 'Gf GRAND OPERA HousEl.
5 Seats anna may Se sssS5sS suSb
rooLook until i 4uE Er1sss SsoassH%E sss ssRi
comprises gems Of thf fART %si popular srana operas"
Overture, "Robespierre", Lttola
= Duo' 'I;issr SIG. TIzzANi AND sIG RoNCoNI
s. Irish Melody. minstrel Boy .....Moore
And the
Laughing Song Miss ROSE HEiisEE.' 'Au'er
And'nss rSaIss shs tsTfaap Beethoven
h0l"an1"' "ahaa sdRa. if.' &. IEviKLIE. N0'''"i
= "0'nanza ''''.' SCR spixRAPXNi ''"'.
With variations and instrumental solos arranged by
- : THE COMBINED GRAND oRcHEsrRAsi
AHes y SEEEioz Tor the ENTIRE GRAND Or
Aria "L"'rezf sdR7 ssrsif" t. IEviEirE D0ni1stf'
R0manHA' Maria sas q soAsni vizzixYi D0ni7s''l
D'o MISS FosE MGRs and sia RoXGoaf
. Aria III b'en sGR sHfeysi%sf' sfGHxrAxE Verdi
y saS
&
Eth AVENUE THEATRE BEGINS AT 8
~ Sole Lessee aud Manager. Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

An ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUIT or PARLuR
N Dining and Bedroom. Fifth avenue, with o
without Board. First class parties may address CHAS
SIDNEY, box l04 Herald office. -
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

TX WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET.-HANDSOMEIl
III furnished back Paror also Paror aud Bedrooms il
an elegant house, Filth avenue with first elias
Board.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

G7 TO Sl2 PER RwEEK.-GENTIEMEN AND FAMr
.p6 lies can obtain Board and pleasant Rooms at ..
East Washington place. between Broadway and square
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

10 GRAMERCY PARK. EAST TWENTIETH ST.
- This house has Just opened for parties desiring frs
class accommodations. Suit the first the
aud thfd Foors entire, with or without private table.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

A PIERRE HOUSE, NO. l EIGHTH STREET, COR
Ia ner Broadway.-Rcpared and newly furnished
throughout First class accommodation for permanent
Transient SO per day
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

A LBERT b. WAIDRON, AUCTIONEER
N Salesrooms 0s Liberty III Cedar and 80 Church ss
SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
REMOVED FROM PRIVATE RESIDENCE OF

A LsERr =. wMpRoN. AgcTIoNEER...
scns 90 gssSy arSb II F9sSrRE fsSnT rna Church %
rHis RH f5SaSF SFS 4, 4 $$S1SSis. Is.
wALDRoN cookKE E mi seii % ry auction this day Sec
Suit @ q Pa
fa1S bHs sss Sss
carpss walnut. OAK enap%Ilsd SSs%SsI Essniiars
1rsS'ssry sna
Tei a sss ss sS Ss9s TS a Spring
''' yiSs$ eISsS di FSIis$iSaS
w,nuox by celebrated artists &C. attention
The doctor The Parlor suits M sisgan made By
I painted S by By D. &c. q erosc or, "'"ae' "e - ' -"
second hand coods I iihs Iss$ "a other residence.
Game ch,sssns GssiaSSs q q se .a1s Hes breeds
Immediately aiisT sle s4ie Of Furniture
the entire stock Of Horses Carriages, Harness Of Dr.
bay Carriage Gorss insaaa. elegant
arst class carrase team Warranted sound and kind
'nSi:: l .sS i, e.arv work.
One s Bestoss ~ fSssion Garssss Whips and Robes.
One top buggy and set Harness.
Sale positive.
A -A.-sEE THE AUCTION SALE,
a. riffs h& GAYDhpi BAY, At ios. ! ooScnnSoHcK ocnocK.
corner ssv chsS S"r, Gsdar a@ and Ss Streets
Of the entire elegant
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HORSES, WAGONS,
DOCTORS PHAETON, HARNESS. &C., &C,
of DR.. Albert j. Lorraine.
Sale positive. Dealers invited.
A ucTIoN SALE, THIS DAY, At II O'CLOCK OF
IA one gray Horse and Coupe fine bay Horse,
eral work Horses, new and second hand Top Wagons,
Road do Rockaways Phaetons large number single
and double Harness. Blankets, &c., by COLE MURPHY,
39 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
UCTION SALE THIS DAY, AT lA
IA West 26th ST., between eth ana 7th avs, commencing
at l0ls oclock--HENRY Z1NN, Aucionccr sells all the
elegant Furniture contained in the above mansion. in
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

S:k TO $40 PER wEEK.-NTCE, PLEASANT ROOMS
spO with excellent Board, for families and single pei
l6 Blcecker street. six blocks west Of Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

yVANTED-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM
w with board, for a lady; location between Thirty
fourth and Forty ighh Streets east side where there
other boarders preferred Address NJ r., Herald Up
town Branch office, 265 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

ETH AVENUE, 294.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
- Floor with Board for adult family also pleasant
front Room, for single gentlemani unexccpilonabe
references; private family.