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tha fcol!ng iudoed 1t was possible only bccauno

th1a Ioolfng oxlate1.
IN this rogard tho Germans woro confronted
~ femaEkaDo 1aot' torinerly, 1t Is we'll
Nnown, religious atrifos mud discussion woro not
wanting ;;g ~ America. Now MI is difroront.
,1. Mha!o III dorn5hny tho diiIoroncoa botWooh bo-
l9vota !Na grow dhily moro bitter, nntl Foreigners
~ sAe up tne 9nafrols, oVoh Il wo try TO atop thon
~ ntneama Iho contrary 10 tho case; Ohurch
otnor:: Amorioa began htbtorlca!ly With many
toi9l1l1nB fel,gtone BectB Which ha1 their origin
III tIu,opo. uilt attof tno6o bocts baVo Bpread
~ ~. 't1oJ HugaL 70 gro" toEothef III ooeef unity.
mhion ,.i waa ntoiy divided into tho Now md Tue
~ ~ ncnuoi, naa ltht reunited: Ilo ro1uTonatod
iI:hoologlcas seminary Union Seminary, in Now
;n3r ;he3rk) In conjunction With tho Congregational
fsssj hhoro ~, ,,o.,n.o. :. T., ..,..,...
apovo all, however. 1t IL gratifying to 500 with
Mlae IespeGts propriety, and reciprocal recogni-
son sno u!,talons acots coh0ucs IT, mthehsolvop,
9nhan9 nns,n1 Ala III ounca1ing .Ioeaom Iho common
Goapga \ SO Gofro9sy distinguished from details,
~ Wmon ~, Is Y hopelosn to expect unon thet cvon
,;nt ~ ,e H. % thn ioari nilat IL aupatansai
H. Itlstian, alt aafe not say M hcro
on;t;o,, nyon W 10 not agree Ill thelr
Tiis an,,ntont;otaa NJ T5',,n; ,,,,t. > i, .,,
1,ofaro +;.n "ns1I n; n;utty ~ lily aohpol n9as
iag "oIa thls otoot Ii makes tho
,,n;t,,e s;teoiG"l @ onuTon pubic forco, sinoo tlils
.s'iu n,9st vo tne World 20 the roeog
~ III wor1I,t ,;,,o m.'1nns Without to ad
aeof toha oMor " ." oESf @ 9ong PROOF ls tho
~ rcliaua 1nattara - % ~ e1 H. rrens epeaAs
IN ino eure ors'es lot tue e
~ h" octar ho.o ,e ts aRG ee1,
VI ctca g,in anu le iesaeses III Aaorlea Tho
ifsa1s "an ~ al,s =, 'no aoni eflcs m a', 0nows
acioc" v o,I - ~ 1etl IL @ Ino cHuao u
Ionrnogo @%I " VIZ LGnn
Gcrai thonngv IT, ,nnnI atun;f @ ~ ~ op ost
, 1873-12-28
"A FAREWELL.

Love, II II live for a year and lny,
Shall DO we'll, shall 1t not2
rTls most 1ckle thing, 40 they sny:
And q year mud day ia aome time, ia It not2
Ours has lived for 80 long-yes, year,
And month too, wecu
That 1a weu-If 1t die now Afld herc,
It will do full as well aH most loves, woen.
So lot us kas, hold each othor once mora, .
Theu, u,-FarowclI, shall wo not !?
Love has parted from ,lu-iel It's part boforo
not '"31A W.
For US both thcro ase fields that aro fresh,
Pnsturc1 now for ia both
No!S loves wo shall End OIL 10 DEAR moro or less
Ihan year, orr year aud day, to ls both
Thore enougllet tako what the Fates sl.a allot
Faro thco well, faro thee vol
My best Wshos aro youra yours are mine, ara they
Ihey should be ut 1eas-once moro, fure thee we'll,
oA1oAoo, Lee. ~, 1878. EDGAR YINIEo.
, 1873-12-28
NEW YEARS EVE.

The yeara 60 By With silont treat1;
And so,no arc distant, Eome arc dead,
That once wcre dear:
And, us sat aione Tonight,
Aud sadly watched the fading light,
The dying year,
Full mauy n mcn'ry or the tomb,
OF many mad mud merry time,
or fHneral-knoll and wedIiug-clime,
Came gath'rfng with tho early gloom.
Aud faceB long forgot wera thero.
And voices lil1shct forever smoke,
And rccollectinug hArd to bear
That twilight rcvcry awoke,
Thcso marks along tho stream Of years.
These strokes upon tho fatal bell,
They are but monuments Of grief anu tears,
Tho cl4illo In but funeral-kncll:
For gr1efs recalled are griefa renewed agaiu;
And joya rc.ucmbercd- they arc aadtcr yet,
Oblivion hrnga alone lier joys TO 1ncu,
And happiness Is only to forgot
CHARLES N, QREaouY.
, 1873-12-28
Elect3os. E'rnsads.

William 4. portor, who aotod as il,age Of tho
election in the soyonth Division Of tho Eleventh
Ward, on Tuesday last, was brought before Aid
atuflng in his division on tho day montionod
above. benjamin Z. Tomple appeared for the
prosecution, and Col. Jnmos +. Kaegan, OF tic
Now York Bar, for tho defendant. This caao Ia The
first Of aories Of casos which, it is aai will bo
tend to tho publication Of the ballot. Tho wlt.
noases we're election officers in tho division nnd
tho party who deposited tho fret voto on
the morning in question. Tho first witness was
ono , e. The Inspectors, hfr, benjamin Tutor, WHO
on Tho morning Of Tuesday laat, acting as Judge
Of the election; vas there when tho polls opon-
ea 9a;,nesa ~ nraan} eomnany with tho defendant
ef voters takon from The tally list by
deposited tho first vote on tho morning in
question suspicion was first arouaod " Nv the
defendant taking charge Of tho ballot, aud sit
ting with big arms over it," whom Porter de-
other tickets also; looked in the box md saw
other tickets in thero demonstrated with d.
fondant, and anil ho lad placed tlom thoro I;
this no denied; witnosp beloved he said. 'Tako
oil tho other ticlietB out and lcavo Robinotto's
H. hut Porter refused to act upon suggestion
day. aud 276 wore found in tho box at the
third hour sat alongaide Of Porter, aud
tho votes In tho box .taliol with tho
number pollcd. Tho wtncaa produced
9 .moinorandum OF tho votes polied
found in tho box at tho olQso. Witness did not
know what became. Of tho ballot-box after tho
pollR closed; Portor took the bog with him; i
took no copy of tho names from tho tally list
tho papor8 woro not signod by tho mIuorIty
officers. AdolphuB Lox was sworn and testified
that he had charge Of tho registry book on Tuog-
day last hoard Tutor and portor laye words
about placing votes in tho box; Tutor calloi
Porter to account; il there woro any
yotes in the box they must have boonn
tor had charge Of tho box md i.opt
hia arm over it, John s. Fredcricke, sworn
Was clerk for Mr. Tutor at the election on TUGS
day laHt; tho first Innn who voted waB Mr., Rob
1nottei Porter had charge of tho box; nt /
o'clock hlr. Porter laa charge OF tho box, aud
sat resting bis arms upon it, facing NO. and III
Ills lott land hold number Of Tickets; he turned
around with Ills bacl. toward mo, and when llo
resumed hts first position tho Tickets had damp
hour (sixtlD 1t was found that Is ballots had
hoen cast and thoro wero ii votes in tic
box. Alan NJ: 1loDinotte sworn: Voto iu
tho Seventh Division OF tho Eloyonth
Ward, at tho house colnor Of Now Market ind
brown stroots; voted tloro on Tuesday morn
ing Lust about o'clock; aftor put my vote In,
heard wranglo botwaon Tutor and Porter ro-
gardtng tue last namod Btuaing tho box Tutor
,YIslloa to have tho box oponcd, but Porter OBJ
would open the box, aud ho would like to SOC
any ono do IT," Aftor arguments for rroscou-
tlon an:l dofonae tho Aldormas. hold acousod in
81 t00o bail for Its appearance at tho prodont
term of tho court, Ohar!es Elton becoming his
surety.
, 1873-12-28
Killed by lightning Ii, xyiutor,

17Hm I'M 1u7131!370H q d3IS05} Td!F70l DeN. II,
Last woos during ono Of tllo hoayY rains
storms wo experienced about tho middle Of Tue
wcof. Mr. Thombury, living nour Lo 10y, lad q
yyory narrow escape from death. 1Io WAS retur,-
ing from Lo Roy aftor dark, with his horues u,ld
an olootrlo bolt from tho olouta descended, H.
atantly killing both Of Ills lloraos and paralyaine
5lr. Tloruhury so badly he foil forward from hia
scat. atEiktng tLo tong1io OF tho wagon botwocn
tho loal horsoa, 1fo rocoyorcd aftor a fow min.
utou uulllolontly to find himself only badly
atunpe4 blythe shock, wbllo hu hqgsos wero atark
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tho sleevos ero thin enough 1to show to alvan-
taRo tho pretty, plump ARMS through tho airy
pnlhngs. Tho voil matches tho drosa and ita
foBa.
BRIDAL vH1Is.
It ia wondor, In tho ,i1rRt p1nce, That any
woman elolid BIO willing to DO married. without
a vol, md IN tho eecond, that aho should con-
afoohlin,, ana Goniton., ma .Vaionclo]nnoa ] arc, arc
line and boautifu1 for, overything oxoopt voilg !;
Tor Wlltoh, am convinced, thoy woro tloyor do
slgnod.,m - = defy tho ugliost womdn in lilo world
to look u In hor hridal robos unlor tulto voil
come1noss undor llanti-made lace / remember
q ,point-laoo votl (valuod at thousands Of
tollers), which atood out from tho wenror'g
bend 90 atifly that It would ,havo
1t. Il bride inherit an elegant veil from aomo
anceHtor,; I can understand flint allo would liko
to wear II; but why sho al,ould buy ono, except
son sG snow tlas sho cam is beyond my eomprchen-
~ =, ;YoDDs AND -ENnB.
Atlantic reports indicate TINT plaidn aro
1tely to bo worn again by lntlfoB aa vol ns chill
dron, especially for walking nnt morning drosa-
oa. blue and green Scotch plaids ire tho ID
Velvet vwaiata, with thin altirts aro fashionable
worry dark colors, low-nocked aud slort.elooyod.
with D very round, shallow point In front. Thoy
nro not specially pretty or becoming, aud hnyo
little IN their favor aaYo novelty. -
Trimming on tho waists OF drossoa grows loss
and loss popular. tho dainty reBts and jabots Of
lace T. and SILK rondoting othor ornament super
- 1ldia elievla and iacos ero TO o!,onp, just now,
that thoir purchase can 10 honestly recommend
Cd to thogo having tho money to spare.
The winter, thus far, has boon 30 mild, and
tho city so exceptionally clean, that walking has
f gr1fw1, into unusual favor Consequently, street
, 1873-12-28

Last Sunday morning worry wonderful
mirage spraad itsaf oyor thia county, producing
strange cl!aota The buildings In Donsor, thirty
miles alata'lt, wore soon by different parttcs, al
wan ulso tho timbor on tho Yellow Mctliaina and
ponlsno do Iorro rivora. As tho Bun climbed tho
sky tho nearer ob]octs Boomod to walk AWAY md
spectacle lestod about Two hours Yatl{ng grauu-
'Glly., until II ontIseIy Disappeared. Out
Par!s (llinn.) P,ess.
-Tliero haa bonn u terrible misl,ap in tho
household OF tho Goyornor-oloot Of Ohio. A
negro uoaohmnn in llia employ has olopod with
QUO of tho wlita maIl-acryants, and married hor
, 1873-12-28
Oh, for the rarity
or Christian cllnrity:
1f11ttnr f1,a a1t,, =

Lis father, lonring Of this, turned Drallaugh
out Of DOORS without even ohnngo OF clothes,
for 10 waB not yet Of ago withdrew his security
1or tho position Of trust which ho then held, say
ho would not be responsible for him any longer !;
aud eventually procured his discharge from his
station following him after that with tho most
bitter md relentless persecution, in which, +
frionds, tho Atheists, received him With open
arms, and shared with him what littlo they Ind,
mud started him on hts new career and go ou,
acquaintance began TuEo,
, 1873-12-28

''Quarter twain -"
=, Davis pulled q couple Of ropos-thoro was n
1lngling Of small bolla fur below. tho boats
whistle aud the gauge cooks scream: ' -
by tho mark twain!"
"Qnar-tor-hc1'-er-}ess twain! |"
flight and halfl'
Eight foet1"
Another jngling OF little bolla and tho whools
ceascd turning nltogetLor. The wiiytliug OF thu
steam waa something frlgl,tful uow-it almost
drowned gil othor nolscH.
'stGnd by to mcot 4orl"
George had tho whonl hard down md was
atandins Oh tho spoke.
All roady.n
Tho boat hositated. d.-scemca to hold her
breath, rs did tho Captain aud piots,-aul
on, snon so o,egsn ,, 70 fal away to starboard mud
Lor!' ' ''A''+'
Tho wheel flow to port so fast that tho spol.cs
0oat s;usse ssn'dsash' ,sat Il s'oa1ioa hsrsolf'-
..say'-aIx ana . ha!f"
;, Bang! sho tit the bottom! George shouted
,msproad her wide open! 1Yha's II a. herr"
Pow-woW-ohowl Tho oscapo pipes Eeloled
snowy pillars Of steam noft, tho lIoat ngrouud,
and surgat!. antl tron,blcd-and Slid oyor i.so-
hl-A-r-l twuin!"
"Quarter-he,-"
"Iaapl tapl tapI" Ito signify "Lay in tho
And away slo went. flying up tho willow uloro,
with tho whole silver sea Ut tho Miss;asinni
stretching abroad OIL eyory land.
Nc Amaranth IN sight!
"ll9-he, boys, .wo Took couple OF tricks tlet
tinlol" said the Captain. =. '''Ne
And jllst ut that uoluont n red glaro appeared
~ tho head OF tho chute, aud the AralnutG onmo
"Woll, I 8woaY|"
"Jim what is tho meaning of that?"
q: "1'l toll you what's the ineanlng Of IL, That
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-23

specia not. CO, 20 cents per line, ehch ihper.oa'
A,y,rtise,nents payable quarterly IN aoHance
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY IN ENGLAND.
Heir at law required
Twenty Pounds Reward.


Eliza Haylock, formerly Cooper, deceased.
BY leave His Honor, the Vice Chancellor Hail.
given In of Wicks VS.. Maynard, the Of fAy
sterling will he paid by the In-
formation that may lead 70 the discovery Of the heir az
Cooper, spinster late OF Tottenham the county ol
MddeseS, deceased, who died the 5th day Marchv
lS70 and who was granddaughter Of Thomas Cooper
late Of Bnsead. near Alton, in the county Of hanps
such heir at law believed TO be Of John (ohcrs
jonas Cooper, who emigrated from Binscad ir
the county OF Hants. England. In the month Of July,
lSi3 In the ship Amazon, Captain Johnstone, and arr
rived at Montreal Canada in the autumn Of thai year,
heirs at law the said Eliza Haylock formerly Cooperl
will on communicating with us, the rsigned hcaF
Of some ething 10 their advantage.
POOLE 4 HUGHES, Solicitors
No. 9New SQUARE. Lincoln's Inn, London,
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
TORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
y DAILY LINE To Norfolk
and tri.weekly to Richmond:
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
Il via Newport and Fall River.
~ The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River OF Murray street
daily Sundays excepted), at4 NJ Through tickets sold
A. r. BACON superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

CECURE HOUSE IN NEW YORK CiTY.--A BUILD
- ing Lot is safe and profitable inyestment; 30 of
them near the eastern Boulevard al Seventy sixth
street. and 80 more in Yorkvile and Harlem, for sale
Reasonably and terms. Apply TO the
n. BABCOCK Seventy sixth street anu East River, New
HOrkc
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
DARRICIDElil
i AN INSTANTANEOUS HITiH
SEMICENTENNIAL OF MORTON COMMANDERN
y No. A. MASONIC KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
RECEPTION AND TEMPLAR DRILL
ACADEMY OP MUSIC.

ACADEMY or MUSIC
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22 1873.
Tickets 50, admitting gentleman ana ladies.
limited number OF tickets and boxes Tor sale, which,
may be obtained from either Of the following Committed
oLiyER G. BRADY, Stamp Department. New York Post
wM. +. CosTENBADER, American Bank Note COM
pany, l42 Broadway.
JOEL o. STEVENS. sherif-s Office, New Court House.
JOHN d. HAOLEY, American Express Company, 81
JOSEPH D. COSTA No 1876 Greenwich street.
JOSIAH SHOVE, No 80 Nassau street.
THOMAS c. CASSIDY, Chairman, No 364 Broadway.
WM. L. GARDINER, Secretary No: 70 Ludlow street.
Also at ia 43i, GIG and III Broadway and all tho
principal hotels.
A CADEMY OF MrsIC-CARRIAGE NOTICE.
Carriages conveying company TO the above ball Mono
day evening December % Will enter Irving place from
the north and by OF Fourteenth street and
Fourth avenue taking up company IN the order.
rates will be So one person. $3for two and 81 three
or more any distance.
EDWARD lyman, Captain Eighteenth Precinct Police,
NJ BALL INVITATIONS OF NJ. HARTzs TNDIANy
N. Box frck have signally failed. They worse
buresques In noticing of these performances,
"The trick somehow did not appear to create any
derment enthusiasm 1t may be stated that while tho
box was in the cabinet man, who apparently consid
cred himself screened the OF the entire au.
dience busily engaged In active operations
mediaely behind the screen, and from the right hanc
side the dress circle in the vicinity of the boxes
canopy the cabinet where he stood could be
times shaking violently. He had evidently good.
deal do with the mystery and the only wonder that
the committee selected from the audience did seem
think ii worth their while to order him away. although
in their apparent anxiety TO discover the he
trick being performed they walked by him several
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL MERCHNATSi STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI,
from pier 10 North River oot OF North Moore srceD,
. on saturday, December 81, at 3 o'clock p NJ
LOUIS sicksburg, Mobile Galveston and indanoa.
For freight passage, having superior accommoda.
tons. apply TO FREDERlC BAKER. pier 50 North River
LNOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
IL THE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Regular Mail Steamers sailing on the 23d of every
month. making close connection Rio de Janeiro with
the English and French mail steamships for Montevideo
ana Buenos Ayrcs.
The splendid Steamship ONTARIO, Captain GEORGE
B sLOCUM, will sail from pier 4S North River. on
TUESDAY December q, ats +. 81, calling at St Thomas,
Para, ernambuco Bahia and Rio dc Janciro going and
returning.
First Cabin passage ST. Thomas 500; 10 Para $50;
to Pernambnco, 5000 to Bahia $10 and to Rio de ia.
nciro $22 gold steerage half price; Excursion tickets
good for six months, at three quarters OF above rates
Frcights greatly reduced.
Apply W WM. n GARRISON. No. Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

rT0 LET-AT $50 HENRY STREET, A SECOND FLOOR
l. through Handsomely furnished for light house
keepnr AZ So per week also another suit Tor S6 per
ncignhOrhnOd first clasS
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE.

nNLY $1,000 FOR A THREE STORY AND BASE
~ men brick high stoop House near Canal street, IL
good orders will sell exchange.
OGDEN CLARK, Broadway and Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

A FIRST CLASS NEW FIVE STORY BRICK STORE
N and tenement Forsyth street, between Grand and
Canal streets Tor 81 500 Tor sale SlS,500
PHALON X SLOAN, 81 East Seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE
4 Tuesday, December q. steamship ACAPULCO
captain A. o. Gray leaves pier a. North River az IL
o'clock NJ for Aspinwail connecting with steamer at
Panama for Acapulco, ManzaEillo,. Mazatlan. san
Diego and san Francisco and also with steamers for
Central American and south Pacific ports
steamers for Japan and China leave san Francisco
lst and 10th of each month.
For passage freight apply ut the companys Office,
pier A. North River, New York.
II. J. BCLLAY, Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

RIO EXCHANGE--A THREE STORY BROWN STONE
House; fine grounds extra Lots and Brick stable; /;
best location In Brooklyn, for hrst class Houses IN New
YORK. some cash ii required. Address B. b. Brooklyn
Post office.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship LEIPSIG, Captain r. Holman, will
sail on Wednesday, December "a ~ r. NJ. from Bre.
men pier foot OF Third street. Ioboken, 10 be followed
Saturday December n.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAVRE AND
BREMEN,
= payable In gold or its equivalent in c~rrency.
Second Cabin. ~
OELRICHs 4 co. Agents,
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

ITO EXCHANGE-A SPLENDID FARM, ALL CLEAR.
i in Virginia for uptown or Brooklyn Property Ad-
dress VIRG INA, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
FURNITURE.

Uptown Branch office.
EOOD SECOND HAND AND MISPfT CARPETS, ALL
" sizes handsome STYLES and fine quality very cheap
Also beautiful Wall Paper 100 patterns half price, at lz
Fulton street between william and Nassau
GEORGE A. CLARKE, TAI BROADWAY-ElEGANT
VI Furniture at the lowest price; houses and apart
ments furnished on liberal terms
OARLOR AND BEDROOM SET AND CARPETS FOR
i sale-ln good order. MICHELES son,
Commerce street. near Bleecker.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

EXCURSIONS.
THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAM YACHT GOV
l ERNoR's ISLAND leaves Custom House pier, at the
Battery every hour from A. NJ. until r M daily
Governors Island Fare Is cents each way.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

CToNINGroN LINE FOR BosToN-THE ELEGANT
-
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day.
NARRAGANSETr, every Monday; Wednesday and Fri.
day from pier 33 North River. at r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

E,oR sALE-A FIVE STORY 60FooT DOUBLE TEN
IL ement, Fortv-siXth street. Second avenue;
only $3U 900 cash required five years. price $1,000.
IYLAND $40 East Nineteenth street
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

fTNo EXCHANGE FOR WESTERN OR SOUTHERN
i Lands, 800 choice Lots depot, at Valley
Stream, l.. l., IA miles from city.
j. WARD l67 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

RIO ExCHANGE-A GOOD PAYING CORNER STORE
Property for small private House; equity Sls,Oo0
Owner IL l49 First
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

ETH AVENUE. NEAR FIFTY. SEVENTH STREET,
- Forty sixth street and near Fourteenth street
Three elegant story high stoop brown stone Houses
and Lots tor sale at sacrifice.
pHALON SLOAN, 81 East Seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
EIRsT CLASS MODERN DWELLING HOUSES,
IL Tor sale at low prices,

Ny T. IT. IIUUIUW a VO, NO. FlNt StTppL
Nos Is West 57th street. IS and 20 East 57th street.
and s. West 56th street. l. II and 10 East SD street,
and 81 West sd street and Is East Forty eighth stree
East 42d street also 43s, $40 IA and 146 9Th avenu,
Lists and particulars OF others furnished upon applies
ton.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

L,OR SALE-FoUk FIRST CLASS HOUSES FULL
IT lots north side East Fortyeigh street, between
Fifth and Madison avenues; finished IN the highest
style; all designs; magnificent houses Estates
taken in charge best references given. Apply
PHILIP A. MCMAHON, 1871 Third avenue, between
I0Sth and l09tn
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

ETH AV., ABOVE 42D STA MODERN EXTRA WIDE
Others all Sizes on and near 5th av, 34th
(balgains( ". Il. SEYMOUR III Broaaway
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

s>e WEST FIFTY.sECoND STREET NEAR FIFTH
10 ayenue.-An elegant four story high stoop brown
sonc House, 22xt5Xl0n finished III hard and cabinet
wood, mirrors and electric bells throughout, Tor sale ON
easy terms Apply to owner, on premises, IRON to
lnpk
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

I1OR SALE-A ABARGAIN-TANDSOME NEW THREE
IL story high stoop stone House: All improve
Apply the premises, l49 East Thirty seventh
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

r,o RENT-A NEW STONE CoTTAGE, BAY WIN.
dows, all improvements. with eight Lots OF ground,
choice fruit situated Jefferson street between Yates
and Lewis avenues; rent $500 DRAKE h CO,
No 9Willoughby street Brooklyn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22
rELEGsApMiC sUnaARy.

The TeIss Frontier Commission bss
arrived at the Rio 9rande. and viii
pas up th. river from Corpus Christi.
Their report will b submitted 70 the
State Department early in the summer
and will form the basis OF the policy Of
the Government in relation 70 the
Texan iroltier.
CommpsionG Drummond OF the
Land Ofice thinks that the propped
reorganization OF bis ofBcs by act Of
Congress, will have very little s6so' 10
reducing iu expenses. but that the work
will b. NOR. satisfactorily performed.
The Secretary OF War reports that
the Northe,p Pacific railroad 10 70 be
put under coutras, from the Missouri
river 70 the Ysllowstose, ths sprins.
snd that oontsruction will commence
early in the summer. Gen. Sberidss
thinks that On esoort OF troops will be
necessary 10 protect the vorkmsp and
the >Ad
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22
FOREIGN NEWS

The special Cores has resolved to
cali out reserves TO assist the regular
troops in protecting the frontier.
The American Register at Paris an
Dounces the sale at auction OF the ef-
tecDs of the firm OF Bowles, Bros, 4 Co.
Minister Wsshburne eptertsins the
diplomatic corps at Paris to-day.
A report was read before the French
assembly yesterday showing that the
differences between President Theirs
and the assembly have been entirely
composed and that perfect harmony
has been restored The resdingof tbs
report was very enthusiastically re-
'seivsd BY the assembly.