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",
"ReyiVa1 " is over, We may have chance to see.
The hardest bit which this counterfeit OF King
Oautlius has to tackle, is when he is stricken by
1emorse and begins, " 0, my offence is rank"
Some actors would have screamed and beloved,
but Driscou does his anguish about as placid1y
as 8 servant girl confesses her minor Sins, her
peccadillos. 1t is plainly to bo seen that Mr..
Driscou has never experienced religion, and that
his views touching the efficacy of prayer do not
materially differ from those OF certain modern
free-thinkers. He has sat at the feet of Tyn-
dali and not Of the Evangelical preachers. He
his lines as if he we're stating certain common
place matters in which be takes no special inter-
est. Thus he says:
40 !1imea soul that struggling to be Free"
As he would
Shine times seven are aixtS-three."
Can serve my turn?-"
says C7audius. Drisco1l says it as he would,
"shall wear my grey or my black pantaloons
It is terrib1y hard thing to initiate one
who ia
"Battering the gates Of Heaven with storms Of
but there is no reason why Mr. Driscoll should
not do what nearly all actors fail to do. and that
is, to try and catch nature in the act. He need
not go to churches where formal prayers are
read in monotone, but let him hunt
up an old-fashioned revival, and ho
will hear some praying that will shake him. He
will see mortals visibly wrestling with God truly
conscious Of their own blackness, and clamoring
nightly for the gracious coming Of Che spirit.
He will see, not the well-dresged gentlemen
ing therefrom after space, leaving the sins Of
the weok D. 4ited on the lining thereof, but he
will see who are struggling in utter agony
to knon ..4otr calling sure. heard an old dar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

Being for said part OF lot four dfty-
seven feet nine and one-half inches
north from the southeast corner of
said let, and running thence south
easterly sixty-one feet nine and one
half inches to the west line of said
lot at point forty-three feet north
of north ID street, thence north
seventy-five feet four inches thence
northeasterly twenty-f0ur feet TIVE
and 0ne-half inches to the north
line Of said lot, thence east thirty
five feet nine and one half inches,
and thence south to the beginning;
also for said part Of lot i've begin
ming forty-three fest north fro0
the southeast corner or said lot.
thence south seventy-five degree
forty-five minutes west thirty
feet, thence easterly sixty-six fest
six inches 70 The west line Of eato|
lot 1t Q point fourteen feet stS|
inches north nom north u street,
thence north sevenky-f0zr feet ous|
and one-quarter inches, tbenoe|
northeasterly thlrty-eight feet two
and ono half inches TO the northesal
line Of said lot, thence east sixty
two feet six inches to the north-l
east corner q eaid lot, thence south
ffty-seven feet to the beginnine;l
also tor said part Of lot fourtsSnI
beginning at the southeast oOrnorI
Of said lot and running thence weoe-
erfy with the southern line Of 800
lot kfty-ons feet three and one half
inches, thence north forty-nine de-
grees thirty-three minutes east for
ty-three feet nine and one half III
ches, thence north thirty.eight de-
gfees tWeufy-Ave minutes east|
Sixty-nine fest to Delaware avenue, i
thence southeTly along said avenee|
nineteen feet tan and oDe-hAlf1
inches to the beginning; also fof|
said part OF lot fifteen DeSiuning 81
the southeast corner OF said lot and
running thence northwest along
the southern line Of said lot o1S
hundred and eleven feet one inch /,
thence north ffty-sight degrese
dfty minutes east fofty-three
feet, thence north forty-uine DE-
grees thirty-three miantee east
fifty feet four and one-half tnchef
10 the northern line of said lot,
thence easteriy fifty-one feet three
and one half inches TO Delaware
avenue, thence southerly With eaio
avenue along the entire front Of
said lot to the beginning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

TO WHOM Assessor
,anG renAsks.D
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TO WHOM ASSESSED,
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All installments of water tax, on in
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Tax for year 1869. 1928 81
First and second installments of taxi
for curbing and paving footwsy, onl
interest from Nov. &c, 1870. 1921. All
Second, third and fourth INSTALL
ments OF tax for curbing and paw
ing tootway, on interest from No
vember IL, 1868. .s49S 90
First and second installment of tax
for curbing and paving footway, onI
interest from Oct. %, 1870. .S519. l9I
Second, third, fourth and fifth in
stallments of water tax, on interest
from July 1, S2S6. 40
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
A Lien b. MINER. AUCTIONEER,
IA salesrooms a5 Chambers and II Reade streets
BY ALLEN Il. MINER & BROTHER,
ON FRIDAY, DEC. H.
nj nfc I0ck
a. u O'Clock, az our salesrooin'

At THE PRIVATE KESIDENCE, -
No. FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER SIXTY-THIRD ST.,
OPPOSITE CENTRAL PARK.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MEDALLION AND HOLLAND WOVE CARPETS,
imported to order for the present elegant Book
with unique Gothic frames, designed by Mould; satin,
brocade and rep Curtains.
in satin brocade.
BEDROOM FURNITURE suite, OF carved oak and
black walnut, inlaid with inarquetere Beds and Bed
ding Of quality made to order Mantel Clocks and
Figures in bronze, Dresden Vases.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE Of heart wood, Exten.
TABLE, by PHELXN / CoLLENbER, with Cues Balls
and Gas Refec complete rich Partisan Dinner Set
Brackets, &c. &c.
Particulars in catalogue.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n General sale srOOms 10 Chambers and n Rcade sts
by ALLEN h. MINER BROTHER
MONDAY, 10TH INST. AND TUESDAY, 1TTH,

A LIEN B.. MINER, AUCTIoNEER.
mosBAA A.hEH sTM NM sIsES aND rtkspa tRsba9h hru
AT THEIR a Sw 4 sfl9ss PskfoR ssfa sa1 sxEsRooMs
UNION xSb skEErs
VALUABLE pIAHoSps pIHESsTah's Ssp togTHER PRECIOUS
S4NHs MaH Ak M8UKEP n + ~ G1FAT G
81 FIFE nhTEsr
Sb HSTTsa SEE GAhE n EN1sH
pIAM2SRS EEhN2 oRnR AG Rc IN TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RE-
sN"'N' T. v. BURR, TRUSTEE,
comprising, undoubtedly, the finest stock offered Mt
auction In this city, and ageregating nearly 2n0W
This stock has all manufactured for first class city
sales and is of the latest and most elegant designs and
NECKLACES, BRACELETs, CLUSTER AND SOIL
TaIRE RRooGnEs EAnElSGs ASp n EINGsR ksNGS
BUTTONS &C. &C. all of the finest cut and water OF old
SOLID GOLD JEWELRY-Comprsing Bracelets Neck
laces Earrings, Brooches and Sets OF exquisite work.
The above will be on exhibition and from Thursday,
O'Clock during which time they can be purchase at pr
10TH at ii o'clock when the remainder will be sold af
auction positively without reserve
n and over 800 lots useful Household Furniture,
fiis DAY TUESDAY,; Dscember 10, At i O'Clock,
street % and Sixth % avenue T. ROTH, % Aactonoer"
Pisnoior.e: turkish Chairs, Lounges, Booi cases,
Vases Clocks. Bedstcads, Bureaus washstands Mat
tresses Bedding Sofas, Chairs Lounges Buffet Exten
tnre &C. House to let Goods packed and delivered for
purchasers city country Sixth and Seventh
cars ass near the house.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
EUROPE.


frHE COSMOPOLITAN, AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
i Drinking Bar No. Rue Scribe faris-Amerlcans
visiting Paris informed that the COSMOPOLITAN
famed for the best American and English drinks Pro-
prietors, q. VALENTINE & co.
THn QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR THE CRYSTAL
ames It's elevated, pleasant and most salubrous posi-
toi combined with the comfort afforded and It's general
management have made the Queens Hotel isvorite
sort oi the upper ranks OF English society.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA Salcsfooms % Chambers and II Reade streetA
By ALLEN b. MINER 4 BRO,


"A saiesIGcms q Chamber; snd y Rssas sssa streets
On TUESDAY, DEcEMBERio
- At II o'clock, al our salesrooms
Sasssfrs ssnf S sa f EffSs
CHOICE STOCK OF. OLD WINES LIQUORS, &C., com
sso,sS %S!s.sys csS SSi:
%sfrot and o,Ssr HaasIr:s henn.ssy NsIss isysaas
and Jules Robin cognsc Brandy Y5arte and Gordon %
fossy s Ss s1sf1s ss @
any limitation Ss o s e
ss 3 s4' stock F%Y
Lien h. MINER, ,AUCTI0NEER.
HR6sEs6Aa, HR66SiEs6sa TdShS bEcEMsEh SSHi H.
at iSa O'clock IA a. q our p.,d saesrooms .rss1
HANpsoSE HoTsEaoLb M i fusSiTTRE rii Consisting Of
and
suits
sSes
Easy Chairs Lounges black walnut marble TOP Bullet
Cottage suits Hair peatlsr Beds and
Pows' crockery Glass And Silver Plated Ware &C" &C.
elegant a liz ssss Gssr and 'A''"'
or and cooSins Stoves Of eren designs received d.
rect from manufacturer at Albany.
ALLEN B. MINER. .AucTIoSEER:
"A General salssrSSms eS Gnsmbers @ and Reade streets
wEoNEsbAY, s FRI, II H'SD AND THnSsbAa nfhi isrH,
NEW rARLoh sIoss sSSs gay q at dsiSs SQUARE
West between sHffn'a Ho4 sna sAE fsEen'ee"'h streets
Elesant European Fancy Goods just received % from from
r nnd @ s. iss %
SUPERB REAL BRONZE MANTLE SETS OF
Clocks Coupes Stauettes Vases and Candelabras rich
engraved marble and ormulu do. .or drawingrooms,
library and boudor real bronze Groups and Figures by
Meme and other celebrated artists
RICH VIENNA GOODS--vases, Library Sets. Ink
stands Odcur Cases Bouquet Holders, Jewel Boxes &c
PORCELAlNs-Rcai scvrcs, Dresden and SAKE, both q
old and new manufacture and designs from the royal
quetrie Gard and Flower Receivers, many of which
were purchased In Paris from celebrated collections
since the late war; superbly decorated and gilt Dinner
Sets
RARE AND CURIOUS GLAsswARE--Of Venetian
and Austrian make. richly engraved and decorated, of
unique designs, in sets and single pieces.
Elegantly decorated Bsque and Parian Groups Figures
and Medallion Bas Rcefs.
Musical Boxes, Of and II airs with bell and other
accompaniincnts
The above win be exhibition Tuesday day previous
to sale, with catalogue.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

Joseph INQUIRE WILL SELL Ar AUcTIoS. on
Wednesday, December II, at noon, at the Exchange
salesroom III Brosdw the four story and basement
high stoop brown House north side Sxyeighth
street 100 feet west Fourth 20 feet
deep; lot 700 House nrst class
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

TAMEa N. FORD, ,AUCTIOSEER--SRIIs THIS DAY
- AT o'clock, the entire Household Furniture OF a
four story house, ut b7 Bowcry; three Parior SUITS
PianoiQrte, black walnut Chamber suits Painels Hofa
Bed, Wardrobes, E,sgetes French plate Mirrors, M.
I, rsaa., sedsteads Wnshtubs Tables sofa, ROCKERS,
Lounges Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bedding; also I'd
velvet Brussels tapestry and three ply Carpets Rugs
3c stoves Clocks shades together with sthing Tor
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
SALES AT AUCTION.

1IARsHALs sALE-BY VIRTUE or AN ExECU
M tion will expose for sale At auction at ls4 Wate
street, Tuesday, December TO- Ut 10 O'Clock in th'
forenoon lot oil Seeds Agricultural Hardware and I'm
JAs O'HARA, City Marshal
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

A UCrION NOTICE.-EBEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
n niiurc, PianofoTtss, Oil Paintings, Bronzes &c
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. sells this TUESDAYl
afternoon, commencing OF O'Clock, all the rare and
costly Works Of Art contained In private residence l20
West sd street 9th nyenuc-Magniilccnt Piano
forte "a octave, beet city makers Parlor suits latest
styles. Bronzes Paintings. Mirrors Carpets Chamber
suits Bedseads Bureaus Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Dining Room Butt Chairs, Extension Tables; also Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture: J lots bv catalogue
Gale positive.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

LNOR SALE-AN UPTOWN RESTAURANT AND OY-
IL ster Saloon, with Bar, in the Nineteenth wards ID
handsome,y hted up and dong nne husnsss ns cheap
Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

I 8 wEIEBERGER, AuCTIoNEER-sELLs THIS
i. day tuesday December TO- at 1917 O'Clock at 49,
Bowery four Iron safes new and econd hand Sewing
Machines Singers Grover Bakers Wilcox Gibbs,
pets oiicoth 30 Crumbal?hs Blankets, Laprobes Rub
Presents, Wines Liquors. Champagnes and Cigars Ac
IN quantities 10 suit The trade and Others Thursday bal
Of TOYS, Dolls &c. -
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

NEW AND SECOND HAND PORTABLE AND STA
IN tonary Engines and Boilers one Zohorse kocomo-
tive Boiler Lathes Suspension Drills Pumps and Store
Holsters. WILLARD DEBEvOISE, 45 Dey street !,
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

LyOR sALE-ON ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
Grocery Store doing an Mt cash trade would no
be sold only the business Is laborous for the
For particulars apply the premises 2lg Myrtle
avenue
The New York herald., 1872-12-10


DoARD OF ENGINEERS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE
- ISrnoyksESr;. oEsrcE GRAND CEsrRAL DEror, Nav
YORK November 23 lS72-Notice TO Contrnctors-Seaed
proposals for work the Fourth improvement
between Forty ninth and Seventy ninth srcct will be
received by the undersigned at this office until two
O'Clock r. NJ Of December16 1871 Plans specifications
blank proposals will be ready and after che 10Th
inst ALLAN CAMPBEBLl Board OF
A. w. CRAVEN, Engineers
EDWARD II. TRACY Fourth Avenue
Q. BuCKHOUT, Improvement
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

JACOB BOGART, AUCTtONEER
WEDNESDAY, Dec II,
at ii o'clock, at the auction rooms No North William
street, mortgage sale, Bagatee Table, Dining Room
choice Parior and Bedroom Furniture Carpets; also
large lot OF Woolen shawls aud Drawers, Fiannes
Coats Pants &c., nc.
JOHN II. HITLER, Attorney for Mortgage
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

lIARSHALS SALR-RICHARD WALTERS, AUC-
M tioneer will sell Wednesday. at II O'clock at sales
room "a East Broadway, an assortment OF bo,ticd
Port and Sherry Wine, &C.; wheeler Wilson, Sin 81
chimes also Household Furniture, Mirrors Bedding &C.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

L,oR sALE-A FINELY LOCATED UPTOWN SALOON
and Restaurant with elegantly furnished rooms for
bOarders families; long lease and everything
sary first class business Address A. b. bookstore,
al Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

h q A0A CASH, AND BALANCE TRADE, WILL
pA.UUU buy a beautiful Country Seat, loaded with
fruit; splendid buildings; In yagc in New Jersey;
great bargain. ABBOTT, 2J2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

A RCH. JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER-
N Ofllce and saesroom ~ Nassau street, opposite Post
Office. Horse Auction Branch no ia East Thirteenth
street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

NEARSHAL'S SALE.-R. FIELD, SHERiFF'S AND
l General Auctioneer salesroom III Bowery, will sell
this day at II oclocs lot of fancy Toys Dolls cutlery
fnncy Glassware, &c. &c BY order OF r. FkENY, City
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ih'arma :,

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81 send you printed description OF the
Regalia Of Scotland by Sir Waller Scott;
'The bonnet or tiara worn under the crown
was anciently of purple, but is now oil Grim
son velvet turned up with ermine-a change
first adopted in the year 1906. The tiara is
adorned with four superb pearls and set In
gold and fastened in the velvet, which ap-
pear between the arches.'"
:. The lady goes on TO say:
'Visltors have TO look al the Regalia al a
respectful distance, through a grating, 80
can only tell you that the four large pearls
are curious from their size, which seemed
10 me like that OF very large pea. They
are said TO be Scottish, but they are more
like oriental pearls in color, having none OF
the slightest blue linge which usually char
actefizes Scottish pearls. Between twenty
| and thirty much smaller pearls are set in
the clrclet of the crown, but they look very
commonplace beside the four large ones on
the velvet cap. The best and largest Scottish
pearls that have seen were got some years
ago in the Bora, a river in Sutherland,
about ten miles from Golspie, aud some, |
believe, were got in Loch BeQra II seemed,
however, an accidental "ake' Of pearl
mussels, as they have hardly found any
since"
Scottish pearls have, within few years,
become famous because OF their popularity
with families Of rank. Queen Victoria, the
ex-Empress Eugenie, and other royal
ladies, as well as many OF the nobility, have
been making, says the London Times, large
purchases OF these Scottish gems. That
paper adds:
i'There is q harvest ol The water, in one
sense, still more precious than its iood sup
ply. 1t will doubtless startle the general
reader 10 be told that our northern fresh
/ at traannu ara tho aaoi nf a naarl 6ahprV
that welded in the year 1854 pearls to the
value Of Ten thousand pounds. Single specl'
mems even have been found worth as much
as sixty pounds. Pearl hunting among the
| fresh water mussels found in the the stream s
and rivers Of Scotland has become regular
occupation. II is asserted that the beautiful
pink hued pearls of our Scottish streams are
admired even beyond the oriental pearls OF
Ceylon. We are told that although tue
pearl is found in every thirty shells, only
one pearl in every ten is fit for market
The famous pearl necklace once owned by
the ex-EmpTess Eugenie, and by her pre-
sented to Princess Annie Murat, has recently
been sold in London for ninety thousand
francs. 1t original cost was three hundred
thousand francs.
In 1905 Madrid lady possessed an Ameri.
can pearl valued at thirty one thousand
ducats.
Pope Leo X. paid Venetian jeweller
fourteen thousand pounds for single
pearl.
The Shah OF Persia actually possesses, it
is said, a string Of pearls each Of which is as
large as hazel nut.
At the Paris Exposition OF 1855 Queer
Victoria displayed some magnificent pearls
On the same occasion the Emperor OF thI
French exhibited a collection Of four hun
dred and eight pearls, each weighing ovel
nine pennywelghts, and all OF perfect lornl
and OF the finest water.
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TERMS;
THOMAS DEPUY.
n South Second Street,

Above Chestnut, East Side. PHlLLDMPHIA
Would call tbs attention Of those wishing to |
purchase Cdrpeings to his large aud choice
II line OF f0rega and Domestic, both In relation I
II to qualities A. we'll as stylss. Also, OIL Cl0fhs,
Maiiings, Rugs, Mats, Stair Rods, SC. &c. al
lfhe l0irelf cash prices.
H.B-J. STEWART DEPUY is not st 2Ss
S. "a St, but is with Thomas Depuy.
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