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MICHIGAN,
Tho Stntc REFORM schuol..Tho Now
Capitol.

Tho StAtc Reform SCllpOl..,Cho Now
Capitol.
Special Correspondents af The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Nov. 9, 1879.
=. STATE REFORM SCHOOL. y.
The Board Of Control Of tho State Reform
bchool report that no yoar has closed with moro
satisfactory results than tho present ono, since
tho organization Of the Institution. They oxpreaa
great confidence iu the succoBa of tho family
plan, which has now been In successful opera
tion about fiyc yoars. This plan acparatea the
younger and bottor olasa Of boys from tho o1dor
and moro vicious ones.
The Doard atill ndhoro to their report Of last
ycar, that permanent wall around the yard and
shops iB much moro desirable than tho old
dilapidated board-fonco that now aurrounds
them. In fact, they consider u now fcnce or
wall as necessity for tho proper control OF tho
inmates Of the institution.
They still have faith In tho reformatory effect
OF tho absence, as far Al practicable, OF all
priBon surroundings still, they cannot ignore
tho faot that among those committed to tho care
or tho institution aro mnly who are not only
adopts in all arts. Of crimo, but hAvo hardly
known what tho lava Of wholesome restraint
aity.
Tl'e report Of Tho Trcaaurer is aaa follows:
Amount Of casl hand. Oct, l. 1873. os
Received from sll other aources.. l3:6u4 ii
Total reccipte. ,o7
oeaucs expenses 1or Tue yoae... Il, ,b4873
Balance on hand Oct. l, 1s73............ $s,o1o3a
Only ono-ilalf of tho regular appropriation for
1873 has been drawn from tho State Treasury,
which leaves tho institution in sound financial
condition. :,
There is ono room, so by 90 foot, In tie insti-
tuition, sot apalt for reading-room for tho boys,
which Ia sfnl1lshed with IL number Of the most
popular magazines Of tho day; and publishers
OF various Journals have kindly supplied their
tpaporB for tho Use OF tho school.
!. Another room Is furnished with plantH md
hung with beautiful chromoB and steel OIL
cravings. affortiing the buys mn opportunity Of
feaBting their eyes OIL tho beautios OF Nature md
Art.
THE NEW CAPITOL.
: Work commenced OH Mouduy on the walls OF
tho now Capitol. Htono-cutting will continue nil
wintori ad ample buildings have been erected tor
that purpose.
The Secretary Of tho State Building Commits
sionors has received from r. II. Decker, archi-
tect, Of Chicago, perspective plan OF the now
Capitol, that was submitted with others In De-
combcr, 1871, anu was awarded tho second pro-
mium, in january, 1872, Of II QUO. Tho drawing
that lie now presents to Tho State ia by q feet,
and IL placad IN beautiful black-walnut frame.
, 1873-11-08
NORTHERN MEXICO.
That Anticipated E'il.bustoring Raia
from tho United States, Il;

Tint Anticipated EIl.bustering Isaia
-: from tho United States. Il:
chihuahua, Aez (oet 2o), Correspondence Of tho 81
There was naturally much Rejoicing here when
Tom Bcotts pct railway aohome, the Texas & Pa
ciao passed the Texas Legislature. We hailed
1ta advent a. our deliverauca from darkness, and
Welcomed it,wlth itR attendant blessings. But
that the objective point Of the enterprise waa
nothing less than the absorption Of tho several
Northern 8tatea OF Mexico. There WAS but lit
tie excitement, but boliof in this has become a
Tue agents Of Scott and associates have been
travorsing the country IN every direction for
moro than q year, collecting information and
ma&ingh geue1al typographical Reconnaissance
1t ia charged that the present disturbance in 3d.
nora may be traced directly to American opera-
It ia currently understood that secret organ-
lzation exists In New Orleans. with branches in
Texas. composed iudiscriminatelY Of 100 Union
and Retel officers. the object OF which is to fur
nlsh qualified ollcera tor Al aggressive expoli-
ton into Northorn Mexico. Like the Union Pa
cido Railway, Col. scott's road, tho Texas d pa-
oiho, will probably omploy not loss than IL, 900
men In its construction, Work will ho proae-
within 100 miles east or weat from El paao, Here
the laborere will be diBohargcd,: The msmbers
Of the seoret leagae will 10 the Huperintendouts
Of the work. and henco in daily contact with tha
men. IhaHo ls VII! be thelr province to organize
into " "camps," and to muater Into the service OF
the expedition. Arms and supplies will arrive
on tho spot, marked " merchaudiae Tor Chiluu-
hua." Ordnance viii come In tho glliso OF min
Ing machinery. The day Of their discharge thoge
la6orors will orosh Into Mexico, aud bsfors tho
Government can soi.d i force to preyont tho
movement, the 1libusters will have occupied ali
North Mexico.
The manner In which au this leaked out was
simply this; Last spring two agents OF the
Nav f2rlnHNA lHarNA y.ftO 1fnHn o{flo -
the "atay-at-honle aud easy-luty" sort, arrived
In 0hihlahua, One Of them went to a faudango
or bali, shortly atter his arrival and became
boaatly drunk aud mishehAved himaelf iudooont-
ly, As = consequence, he WAS summazily kicked
by this gentle admonitlon, Ills dobauohery CON.
tiuued for whole month. Two English -speaE-
Ing Mexlcans, suspicious that all wsa not a. It
should bo, obtained aocean to hls room ono
night, aud 60 operated On Ills fears that thew
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impossible :fof any organization to- boat
long continued to practice Migrant corruptioits.
md yot was victorious OH almost ovorY field.
Dnt tlo result sliowa how gigantic orro, ~oan sbo
struck down with littlo pobbloA OF truth It prop
orly drootod. It SLOWS that. il a rosolnta mid
courageous opposition worthy of tho oontltlonoo
Of tho country will NOT atato one jot or ttto Of
loart or hopo. hut stoor right OH in lilo faco Of
Tho most adverse cirunnsHtancou, tho tido of vic
tory will ultimately change, mid their unfaltor-
Ing to penetrato the; future too far, thoro IL
enough lii The hnBpicfoua events Of tho hour to
warrant tho hoiof that tile triumph OF TuosdnY
was but tho precursor OF still moro glorious
achievements yet TO como.
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ms fepees M sood III sF h1ss eits ns
frequently applaudod during Its 1olfvory.i Tho
ntoinbars Of, tho ,hnrd woro invited Into ile
4onAo, and soon aftor Into, tho dlning-tooin,
Tho occa. ion WAS unusually intorcHtlng;--
mndo doubly 40 ns Mrs. 9. III lilo irHt woman
:wlo has bnon elected to I'LL Nh Office of trust
nnst responsibility III tA noluty. Wd cnngrat,l.
charge tho lntIos Of tito Office to ,sol, al,o Ia
eiecie In 50 satisfactory ina,lncr as to Justify
tho voters In Repeating Tho experiment,
, 1873-11-08
MISSOURI ITEMS.

srseiGl Dtspatoh 70 The Chicago E4bttnA
:, KANSAS Cry, No., Nov. U.-'rIo monument to
tho late btato Senator Mccartney waa unveiled
monies.
York, to-day, accepted tho proposition OF tho
oommon Council Of this city for tho erection Of
water"WorkB. A special election has beon called,
aud 1t tR believed tho proposition will carry by
populay vote,
, 1873-11-08
IOWA CATHOLIC Dl0cEsES.

Special Dispateh u THE Chicago Tribune.
Dgs MONIES. H., Nov. 8.-Iowa, heretofore
oonstltuting ono Catholic diocese, has been
diyilod Into three dloceses, to DO known as tho
Diocosea Of Des Moluos, Burlington, and Du.
Of Dubuque Diocaao. Tho name Of V.car-Qon-
oral BRAZIL, Of DoB Mo!nos, Tor Dea bfoines
Diocese and 2. NJ HennosHey, Of st. Louis, for
Bishop Of Burlington, have been forwarded to
Rome for confirmation,
, 1873-11-08
Tho Superlntenttont-EIo OF the rub.
lie Schools OF WtnnebuKo County.

FfoNl The K0ek30fd {IH.} N<g1eitr, .Yoc. g.:
A goodlJ number OF the citixenB Of Rockford,
With q fine epfinkling Of ladles, accompanied by
tho Forest City Band. callod upon Mrs. Mary L.
Schools eleot, laBt evening, It tbs Young Ladies'
Collegiate Institute, on Locust street, and gave
hor serennde. Several pieces Of music were
played, which were well adapted to the oocaslon.
Oongratulatory apeeches were msda by tho Hon.
, 1873-11-08
The Carecr OF MucNlnhon.

-. IT1W ENb 1HH 1luW Idz6gEa. -
Without disrespeot to thegallant soldier who
now rulos Franco, 1t may bo said that to tho re-
doubtable history Of Athos, porthon, aud Ara,nis
alone might one turn for praeiuo parallel to
many Of bis exploits aud achievements, Here ia
a private who has carried his baton In Ata kusr.
s&ak. Here is N adyentuEar who at tho swords
, 1873-11-08

+ Special Dispatch to 1he Chtcaao Tribune,
lnoNroN, O., Nov. G.-John Jones, coal
miner In tl6 mines Of the Delfont Iron Works, O
fow miles from Ironton. on tho Iron Railroad :
was killed yesterday evening by the falling Of
, 1873-11-08

SptciuE DisDalch 70 7he Chicago 7ribu4te.
PORTSMOUTH. O., Nov. G.-Georgo Gordon was
blown up IN stone quarry near tliis place yos-
terday. Lis oyoB wore burned out and ho was
otherwise terribly n1augled,
, 1873-11-08

t:aierfd 4 fighting poation 1n,half atozen others,
11ils| tahehti III 4onnobtibn fIth thdjr ptantlv
rodueoa lmh]ority ID h1ashhohtlsoEta, ,atsnosts !
Iprofonpd Dopular >tissstisfaotion. with Ropubli-
oan RUE ad roadtuesa Of tllo country'to to ovor-
thfo" 1t at tho first favorable opportunity.
, 1873-11-08

QUO hasihg q Bible IN hia or her hand, and never
~ qaos!lon maont fo.olence 20 tH1t
oues soFintnrc n incassantv with ench otbar Y t1 t
~ aio;. m anu enaoasoI thls
iaot H., ~ 30 on,s ~ thoy can On tho SUD
1l,nra ,ras ~ "oe; ;d;aatjnss sae, -
.asn for" mas no lhc'om o. poversy among
lneae oress-worsh5perb.. .Ihey were plainly yet
tlea.ly oressea. Ihe1o YVES nothing 9roteaqne
nj, ri a ase ~ s or appsa1ance'
- ato .ne oai1csr, nj ;aoht
stMsia a % euaees Hore
ctcmont rhnv 10 mi shnnt ea Mnthoa9s 2s AZ
aita a .neit nyns & are aahE o a.nea vooallata
toa ~ t n.u. 10y nesah WIN prayer
49,, n ns slu ro,.a o%in os1es N ueFo
dn for aS osntf teH ;naa ~
n1v ~ snir am rrsro@ snr ,noy ihooao sn9
toir erotitdn r. oI fnr r;vins t the H nnag
oo = ~ ts,,, H. s ~ e1e,n An1Wa, M.,
hvSns ~ ware aunr hv ieaInra t,,a ent;ra conars
rat;nn tnnn@ ~ III ~ at,nrs,aaa sHG =.
ono Of t,a ma,v thov sn5,c. ''' A'0"A's' 40
Iauo n,.o.,.as .ns Iny ~ ,n,s 10y w., ps a
Tho pi1e POINTS Us to our homts.
And brings lho Lord thia ycar.
70 r1a RanGls y aoa 10 aapf1el gayo,s -:
1xa xpa ,e1osna s1own aon eaee our uassa east days.
-.
chof"s-3es, We sha4 M meet ana praise our King,
Our % end sn eiinran.n n9a ,1!a' 1 1reo 9.,, H., ~
- In eightecn sssenty-shfee ] N''s A. .
D;ahon Whn twentv veor. nnn M ,s p W. w.
W "u' "no aEo, II ns plo-
Recoud Advent md VII" IL ta aior " " the
lVn,nSmo,'s H., m organ ~ t,s Hdvoni;stS
nnEiissd m Ma5den n n saen5o o ~ s ,1'a
ran m o1nonat6n ~ IN "iart iaenr;tn1 ahnTa
eni 1ia sor1nnn IN so;d =. r. 10 Ir71,aa;h,o
fniv n oIntan a II tint ;a don;otnd nn ~. ~
tuuy ~ aa enus ~ uop.oseo oh .nls enalt.
, 1873-11-08

!: y Sptci1l Ds1pGtch 70 Tho Chie10o 1ri6,sne
FOND Du Lao, Wis, Noy. G.-Daniel D. Jones,
of Byron. this county, had one Of his arms torn
on by threshiug -maohne to-day! This In the
third accident Of the kind in this county within
o month. >: -
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

NUHUK LINE.
- EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Wed agsTRALIA S.t wnd Hos sc e
IITrAnLiA...-. Wed, Nov lg yiCT0RiA sat- Dec Dec g
uxIEDoNi wi Nov 81 EAHyyssDoNA Dec Dec "a
The passenger accommodations on the steamers Of is
line are unsurpassed for elegance ana comf0rt cabin
sat:rooms are al on upper deck thus securing good
'sA' ""' 'cHo CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
STEERAuE PASSAGE.
To Glasgow Liverpool London, Queenstown, London
derry, belfast Bristol or Cardn, $50, currency,
Tickets 10 or from any seaport railway
station N Jreat Britain, Ireland or the Continent issued
pRhvTy yw sok Any AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES
Company's ofnceA No. y Bowling Green New York
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
RAILROAD.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
l. Trains leave New York, foot of Desbrosses ana
Express Tor harrisburg Ptisburg the West and SOUTH
up M. sunday s and $3.50 r. NJ co.,
fsy ysanla ss,"0lf &ir Mne S
day o r. NJ For Baltimore and washington, via Bal
op snd 5hS safsas 10 anS
81 $50 ands NJ, and u night. Sunday o 6:io.
For trenton, st7:D 4 NJ, q sac and saor. sunday,
Emisrsnt and second class .7P NJ, = 49,.
= and il night sunday, lay saS saS'
For Ehzs6eth, s;so 20 7:!os sac 10 Ian l2M,
!:S siS % lI:,2o + n and 70 night Sunday, $40,
Fl "a $ s,Ga ss a.$s:, * .ss
rc!SsSdSsESFs ssd and Perth Amooy, sand loA NJ s'
For New Brunswick, 72o and sac a. NJ, ls NJ. 2 sao
4NeD ~, $40, 7;D r. NJ and u night. Sunday. 6lo and
For East Mils'onc, sac A. NJ, ~ noon and Pm
For Lambertvc aud flcmington 80 A. M. and 5 r NJ
For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 3 and 4 r. NJ.
Accommodation tor Bordeniown, burlington ana Cam
For Freehold, 20 A. NJ, and p. M
For Jamesburg Pemberton, Camden, A. m ana z'w
Trains arrive as folio VS. From Pittburc $50 A. NJ,
i2i5 and 35 r.. NJ, aaiy; II 10 a. M, daily. except
Monday From Washington and Balumaonre'a mere . 2, and
ssS snS a and PSo@ q E Nj sgndss
I0I5, ii ;55 A. M, 2ia bi5 665, s44, 10 o27 r M sun
day s;22 0s, SO 20 y 100 NJ az End aIosS: ioT rM
Asor House. and loot Of bcsbroscs and cortandi streets
Emisrsnt ticket office, No Battery p.acsso cssoyp T.
= General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

via Newport and Fall River.
The magnifcent .. steamers NEwpokT and OLD OH
daily Sundays excepted at Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the city. 80, ,.,.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
EURoPnAN srrA,rsxxrps.

AV6so61 Ian 0X&An11b4IFBe
Foa cAn3Iyr kSsIsTS T1SDoS AND ALL
The south VALE: xI:Hsis Ss sn.Sip comp.ny's
road wSs. jersey City, ioiOSs:- 'nn'' van -
DELTA Chartered DecemSes
eIsn 81 ss s ss
s;sersee certidcstes from Cardf SIS, currency Dfsits
for 81 and Hi .
Ss NEW y9RK TO GLASGOW v h5yEsrooI.
Psrth pier 50 North River as iollows- s.,....x xov ,s
PESHsYlvXNiA saiardsy Nov
VIRGINIA. Saturday Dec. Is
ali
a6d Norway rr " Sweden vS Denmark and Germany
For freight or paTTssr TsTi sPpy ayLw1S 70 CO. Agents,
stccragc Passage office. No. IS Broadway.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET gcoMPANYs
iron mail s'eamsAtJp AtJpimBR1A m
Captain 9 L bfsns e. E s1 nssfsa'y Sovsm1s'
taking ns snd dGs London
FIRST cabin. 1pssr fower saloon. saloon. s7s. sso
g. payable n kfoaakp Uqifa sSis & s0a
shS Ss soSiT5ss
The BAVARIA as extra steamer, November i5
GREAT WESTERN
NEW YORK 70 S5fAMsn5 sEIsToL E.SNaSiAvD, .NS DIRECT
The steamers Of this line will pier Is East
ASbGH
Cabin passage S7o intermediate SIS; steerage, $50
excursion s2P AA6P K
~ NEW YORK 70 HAMBURG,
pn ns nd 5 rO Com
rrpsn.v TdnosaIa wlll sail ON ..,py
from Eagle Line pier foot o. First street Hoboken
Ori enSS Sa and
$ s9d seerage $50 god prepaid a. cereaes ,s axe 81
fRs aas sf into or 3
wei lighted aud provided with dining tables.
~ passage appkf kfSAuTH, NAcHoD 4 KuHvE
General Agents, lls Broadway.
f0F 'rsSSt FuSScR fRppEAD pED9E CO. South william street.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic oompanys mail steamships
he Splendid on s route S @ the Con-
hnent will sail from pier No so North River as fol-
VILE DU HA(RE surmont Saturday. Nov IS
PEKEEEEEE Ranfs atnrdaay uraayy fSy ps y
Price Of passage in gold dncuding wine) to Brest
First cabin Sis Second cabin. ......... SIS
American travellers to Or rsturning tr9m % the
~ E%r1s ey anal as s @ n avSd 81
n e EoE ass @ S sA
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS.
o"n anu Sailing everv Wednesday.
MINNESOTA. November 10, at "a p. M.
Cabin PASSAGE gso% % pier sGd 1; sSr sssrass Eys
p...s'-. PrsPaid ticket, sss csrrsncS rnuro nor
wy ana anf brn on
France and asrmn & Hxss suos A2ssS y
CpEcIAL NoTIcR.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
- IDAHO, sailing Wednesday, November H. viii carry
urene eae Appy pa q %AM sGGoS
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

DEwITTAxCEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND =
~ Drafts for "a and upwards issued Al reduced rates
/ u EARscoxg Hkoza&Rs 4 cossGsoalh yysst
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

CToNINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON THE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
STONfNGTON every Monday Wednesday and Friday
from pier ~ North River. atlP NJ
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
COAL AND WOOD.

lUU 100 bundles OF kiln dried oak Kndling Wood, 81
Delivered all over the city Send orders 10 !, 4 z
.vANpkRuVoE "a ~ Third Avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's LINE:
Thursday November 20 steamship !r,d ACAPuLGo "a
wall, connecting with steamer At Panama for Acapuco
s % for Japan anb China leave san francisco on
passage ffsshSspply at the companys ONCE
pier q North River New iGfs H. BRADBURY, President
H. j. BuLIAr, superintendent
CAMANA BAY COMPANY.
The United states mail steamship TYBEE, CAPTAIN E.
y peNaney NoRsmSsr w 30 No. North River on ihars
sils Of exchange on Puerta Plata samana and St. Do
freight or passage apPPlyr spPPGrFoap BROTHERS CO.,
20 Broadway
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
These first class steamships win sn every Tuesday. at
SP NJ from pier 3 North River uoot OF Cedar street,
cREs sSr CRY curis November Il
MORRO CASTLE, Morton. .........v. November 20
For freight and passage Chavins magnificent accommo
No Bowling Green.
D. McKELLAR, Agent in Havana
snw ISsR HS PH2afEsS ZAP YEA asqH LINE
CITY Of saSnF xnEba R5er IA via
CUBA Hayana direcn .............No Nov.
CITY g a NAw 2aRk 1Tn"e aaVsaa aases, en
CLEOPATRA tHavana ana Mexico).. Nov
f0' ''s'Sn + pAiI.iExA pAIExASDRE SONS. SO Broadway
Foss, s,ssms, SnssAY, 1l,rY YSt 6t mERlDA.......so, il
Will leave pier North River, at3P;M NJ.
r. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS, 81 Broadway
T,EXAS LINE.-FoR GALVESTON, TOUCHING Al
Key West, carrying the United states Mail--Steamet
CLYDE, Captain Kennedy. will leave pier ~ East kver
Saturday. November Is, at r. NJ. Through bills Of
ading given TO Houston and all points on the Galveson
Houston and Henderson and b. b. and G: r. r. Ns
sage, having superior Accommodations. apply 70
G. ii. MALLORY CO., l53 Maiden lane or
w. p. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street.
E6R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
EMILY B. SOUDER,
from pier 36 North River doot OF North Moore reeD,
on Saturday, Nov. L. at o'clock r. NJ
Freight received daily Through rates given to St
Louis, vicksburg. Mobile. Galveston and Indianola
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
tons, Apply to FREDERIC BAKER pier 36 North River
JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship pKNICKERBOCKER, Captain +. v. Ca
ger will leave pier No. North River, Saturday, No
vember Is, at 3P NJ Freight received daily Through
$50; secrage, S25. For freight passage apply to
CLARK 4 SEAMAN, 66 Wall street
ToR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
T. The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
snip ISAAC BELL. Brakeman, commander, for Norfolk,
City Point and Richmond, on Thursday November Is, ~
3P M giving through bills of adng to all points South
South Through tickets to all points
Accommodations unequallcd. Apply at pier 81 or II
general Office lS7 Greenwich street, corner OF Dey
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
FINE FRENCH PLATR
MIRRORS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
ARCH JOHN9TnN will sell

- at auction, bv order OF
GENERAL A. DE GORLOFF, MILITARY AGENT OF
THE RUSSIAN GOvERNMKNT ATTAOHE or THE
RUSSIAN LEGATION AT WASHINGTON, d. O., WHO
is NOW ORDERED TO EUROPE.
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is AT lOh O,CLOCk,
AT NO. 2S9 WKST TWENTY.sECOND STREET. BE
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES. all the
elegant Furniture contained In said house being IN part
hne French walnut, rosewood buhl and walnu parior
library and chamber Furniture, Carpets CHINA ana
Glassware, together with the kitchen Furniture, with
which the sale will commence Catalogues At the ONCE
OF the Auctioneera
The New York herald., 1873-11-12


A RCH JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEKR OFFICE AND
"A SalcSroom 81 Nassau street. Horse Auction Branch
70 Thirteenth street. Carriage salesroom % Liberty
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

r ARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE
~ This (wedne sdayy afternoon, at O'CLOCK precisely
the private residence ~ East Twentyh NTH street
Fourth avenue. Velvet srnssels Csrpsn four round
Parior Suits covered with satin brocate silk plush and
reps; Etagere< Tabea Mirrors s Curtains Paintings
BuresuA washstands, Commodcs Mattresses, Bedding.
Bosters, Pi0wa Bankets sideboard, Extension Table
basement aad ktchen Frnture Ac By order of Joseph
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship KONG WILHELM l., Captain J.
Heides will sail on Wednesday November l2 at r. NJ,
from Bremen pier foot Third street. Hobofen to be iol
steamship WISER, Captain W. wnligerod, on satur-
day November en- issAop 70 ro YoNnox u.vpp AVN
BREMEN
payable In gold or its equivalent in currency,
First cabin $40
Second cabin. ~
OELRiCHs 4 CO., Agents
No 2 Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

A EXECUTION SALE OF
"A first class Household Furniture
this dav "wednesday November H. at l0 O'Clock at the
elegant story brown mansion 1O4 East Twenty
nth street. near Lexington avenue ROTH auctoneer.
Parlors-Magnicen Marie ADt0nette style Parlor suits
in rich and god and blue and gold satin brocade
Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges rosewood ana walnut
Sitting Room Suits in brocatel and Mirrors
tains steinway sons wood Pianolorte Paintings
ber Suits Mattresses Beading library and dining room
Furniture Glass China Silver Ware; Cutlery &c. sale
Goods removed "a hours alter sale
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

10 EAST TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN BROAD
fO way and University place-A private family hav-
ing fine house, newly furnished throughout, will let
with Board, the 'front.' and large connected Rooms
third floor either separately together; references
EXCHANGED.
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ETH AVENUE, 273, BETWEEN TwENTy-NINTH AND
y Thirtieth streets.Second Floor, ha ndsomely fur
nshed to let with strictly rst class Board; finest oca.
fioui m TOWN
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from the Cunard wharf, foot OF Grand street Jersey
City, at III A. NJ. on Wednesday. November H. 1873
CHAS G. FRANCKLYN,
No Bowling Green, New York.
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ETH AVENUE, NO. 76.-vERY DESIRABLE SUITS OF
- Rooms. with Board all convenences complete pri-
vate table fdesired entire Floor consisting of i've
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DYF. COTTON. AUCTIONEER.
ID Elegant Household Furniture.
MOrfuaOe sale

On Friday, November II, at 10h O'Clock al the sales
room So East Thirteenth street, near Broadway rich
Turkish Parlor Suit In brown silk made by Desson
seven octave Piano. Library ny Suits chambe. sus Par
Chairs Centre Tables, two Pickhardts Sofa Beds two
Pickhardts Secretary Beds Psne's patent Etagere
boards Extension Table Chairs Cha one superb black wal
stands Lounges French plate pier and oval Mirrors;
about 50 Chromos in gilt frames ~ Mirrors Velvet and
Brussels Carpets, Silverplated Ware, &C.
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n WEST TWENTY-NINTH HSTREET-HANDSOMELY
U furnished Second Floor TO let, with Board; private
bath and closet adoinng ample closet also single
Rooms house table neghborhood first class references
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40 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.-HANDsOMELY
Il furnished Second Floor to let, with first class
Board suite singly with without private table
terms reasonable; references.
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90 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.-THE LET. WITH
90 Board, in French family, handsomely ur
nished Parlor with alcove hot and cold water in
liant ftohln
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iTH STREET. lfs EAsT.-A PRIVATE FAMILY.
II r brown stone house, have finely furnished
Rooms let with Board: southern exposure; highest
reference terms very moderate.
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90 WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
CJ aud Sixth avenues-Large, well furnished Alcoyc
Rooms TO let with Board also single Rooms Reference