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The New York herald., 1873-07-01
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPoRTIONMENT


The Board Of Estimate and Apportionment met
yesterday afternoon.
The resolution presented at a previous meeting,
authorizing the issue OF $50O,OO0 assessment bonds
for payment OF work on sewers and regulating,
grading and paving and otherwise improving
Strcets, was taken up for consideration.
The CONTROLLER stated to the Board that there
we're nearly one hundred contracts now In force,
npon which upwards Of three million dollars had
been advanced and an estimate had been made OF
81 600 In addition tor their completion. he also
,allod attention to the enormous amount advanced
Tor the construction of the Boulevards. aggregatng
pver Six million dollars. more economical ad-
ministration OF affairs in relation to them must De
adopted, and 1t Is within the province OF thls boaro
TO determine upon proper measures Tor securing
this desirable result. Bonds should not be Issued
without full consideration OF the condition OF these
works and their proceeds should be devoted from
time to time only they are really required for
The haii million OF dollars would be probably re.
quired for these purposes within the next sixty
days. ,o,
which was lost on being put TO vote.
The COMPTROLLER stated that TO meet the i'm
mediate demands for o TINS class Vas
amount OF s15o.OOO and offered a resolution to that
effect, which was adopted.
The Board. desiring to further investigate the
matter previous to issuing the balance OF
sSSo,OOo, Mr.. VANCE moved that the Comp.
frOler be requested to examine and report
what amount OF assessment bonds will be re-
nuired to be issued to carry out existing
contracts for the remainder Of the year. This was
adopted.
The MAYOR moved a resolution, which was
was also adopted calling on the Comptroller to re-
port the cost of the alterations OF the aqueduct,
from Ninety-second TO l13th streets, known as the
''big pipe" work, stating the amount already ex-
pended and the amount required to complete the
Improvement, and also upon the general condition
OF The work.
The question OF authorizing $l,0oO,ooo bonds for
land damages for the new northern Boulevard was
laid over, to enable the Board to more fully ex-
anime the subject The Board fixed the salary OF
Commissioner of Jurors at $4,000 per annum.
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LONG ISLAND HIGHWAYMEN.
A Wealthy Farmer Attacked ON the
High Road and Beaten Aim@ u TO
Death-Some Hone for His Recovery.

0eatn-SOmc HioPc ioH "
On Sunday evening OF last week Mr.. Samuel VIII
let's, y wealthy farmer residing ut Little Neck,
started from his home with his horse and buggy to
visit friend residing at Manhasset About ten
O'Clock the same night the horse and buggy were
found in the iarm yard, but nothing was seen OF
Mr.. Willetts. Everything about the horse ana
wagon was found in good order, and the horse did
not appear to be at all distressed or
Hurried Search was at once MADE 1or
MIR. Wiletts, and he was finally found
about three miles from his homo, lying on the road
side in an unconscious condition. Upon examina-
tion severe confusion was found upon the back
OF his head, as though caused by club. He was
and medical attendance was called, but all efforts
to recover him proved unsuccessful until Satur-
day. when he regained consciousness, ana IS now
thought to be IN o fair way OF recovery. Mr.. VIII
let's is man of temperate habits, and the horse
he drove Is very gentle one, and IL ID therefore
believed that he was Knocked out Of the wagon by
Q highwayman who intended to rob him, but who
was frightened away before he had accomplished
his purpose. Mr.. w. has no recollection regard
ing the time or the manner OF his injury.
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FARMER BROWNS DISAPPEARANCE.

Not Heard OF Since Thursday Last
Securing the Woods In Vain for Him.
The mystery of the disappearance Of Mr.. Alfred
Brown, OF Sayville, still remains unexplained. On
Thursday last he took an axe and proceeded to the
woods for the purpose OF cutting frewood, and
since that time he has not been seen or heard or
perate habits, and lis feared that he met with
ioul play, although 1t is not known that he had any
enemy, and had no money OF consequence with
him. it has been discovered that he proceeded to
a place known as Brady Hollow. where he cut a
load of wood and piled 1t up neatly. ready for cart
ing home. Parties have been securing the woods
daily. but as yet no ether trace OF him has been
found.
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THE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

The Assistant Aldermen met yesterday when
che following resolution, offered by MIR. Clancy,
twas adopted
Whereas this informed of the death OF Michael
T. Kelly, the former Clerk OF this Board, and also IN
formed that he has left widow and three small chi
dren; therefore =,
Resolved, That tender to his bereaved family our
heep sorrow and heartfelt sympathy in their hour OF
rial and that an Al-Wse Providence Will ever
watch their struggles through ,fe ana turn the
lthorLs OF dsap pOintment to flowers OF happiness.
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Castle Garden. The committee referred 70 this
Board the question of the propriety Of the payment
OF salaries to the Protestant and Catholic chap
lains now Off1ciattng at Wards Island. The ques-
tion as TO the continuance OF the post off1ce at
Castle Garden was also referred to the Board.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BRoOKEs-CANNON.-OnT Thursday, June IL, at the
American Chapel, Rue Bayard, Paris, by the Rev.
John Aspinwall, HORACE j. BROOKES to ESTHER
EDITH CANNON, daughter OF LIE Grand b. Cannon.
ESQ.,, OF this city.
HERzBERG-SHorrICK- Sunday, June %, at
Lyric Hail. by the Rev. DR.. GOtthold, MoRITz HERR
BERG to NErTIE, daughter of M. Shotttck, Esq,
both of this city.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES At AUCTION.
A ssiss;osas % = oS.%psSs ossSfH and ne.as stree.
late hksnIy ksiaSishsa y, asias ID is,s 4 Miner
Horse Auction Mart sT $3.50 and s4 Fourth avenue. cor
By ALLEN Il. hSfH'sihHs 4 MINER R'aa'ssfko sko.
WEDNESDAY, Julya
at lot O'clock, at their sslesrooms
GENTEEL n0GsEHoLD FUENiTURs~Mirro Car.
pets &c. Details in time
A RCM, JOHNSTON AUorIoNEER
"A once and saiesroom Nassau street. opposite tho
Horse Auction Branch 10 to rs East Thirteenth street
Carriage Repository No. Cortandt street
description, from three storage warehouses, to be
by at %s saS
on WEDNESDAY, at IO,s O'Clock.
A UcTIoN NOTICE TTE E. TR. ! ~ T lAzELIs AUcTIoNEER
st oAY our sssrsHS uSasS s isy street
Table seaSy anI faskss sna set dutsrS nsrSwsse 1S
in lots to suit CITY t|.a and country trade
Manurs Porls es wrsnshs ssytSss %c a
NAILS AND SPIKES. q 1''s; Kegs Spikes and cut Nails
Catalogues on morning Of a1aIi sae co .r.,on.o
lis Chambers street
UCToN sALE-CoMMENcING AT O'CLOCK
Ss enys :" rs ass a1
ssIss s.S
Carpet ESH$sM ESs'Iys SS
AUCTION sALE-PosIrT,IyyELY THIS DAY ruEs.
commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, at residence
Oyer % s near a
VIZ :mfarlGr Library and Drawing Room n suits S Two
Gens and Side %
tains, Bronzes Mirrors, Paintings, Ornaments &C.
Dining Furniture Extension Table, Buffet Chairs,
&c ~ and rosewood TS sS BsS
''''N N'' ROBERT 8. OXSHiN. Auetioneer
N B-Take 7th or Str avenue cars. For noucc OF sae
of entire private Livery Horses, Carriages &c; con-
nected with above property see thursdays Herald.
A UCTION SALE THIS TUESDAY,
"A morning, commencing at lO1a O'Clock, 40.
atprivate residence l20 West Twenty third sreet-So
wood Pianoiorte, Parlor Suits Carpets Mirrors 10 Bed
room Suits Bedstead, Bureaus, Mattresses. Tables,
Chairs Turkish Chairs Lounges Extension Table Buffet
tare anu LURE Rs'r FiT%a ERALD
A LBERT B. wALDRoN, AUCTIoNEER
salesrooms Os Liberty III Cedar and 80 Church street.
fnrnwinnrre, wnr CaEpetts an ana !, Bedding ",lins
large and general assortment of Furniture, Carpets
Bedding, Crockery Glass Plate, Cutlery Pictures Cur
tans Desks &c also for account OF whom 1t may con-
cern. 100 cases quarts and pints Jacquessons Cham
pagne $50 NJ. fine Cigars; also ladies' made up Suits
Dry Goods, &c.
N Magnificent Household Furniture
on THIS DAY (rueslay) July |,
commencing at 1O1s O'clock Drawing Room suits, Gov
cred, silk cade; Etagerc bookcase, Books, Paintings
Bronzes, Mirrors, Carpets; rosewood Panofore, stool
Cover Bureaus Bedsieads wardrobes Mattresses Ex
tension Table, Buffet Glassware Silverware Chinaware
Basement, Kitchen and servants apartments Furniture
aAe r"'" AVeh"c s'uEG qT NJ TgNI
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A UCTION SALE.
n Magnificent Household Furniture.
RARE OPPORTUNITY

"A 10 thoSe 1urnlSnlnS city or country residences
The largest and richest Household Furniture sale,
OF 10000 worth and 500 lots by catalogue, takes
place this (fuesday) morning. July at 0s o'clock at
the elegant brown stone mansion 0a East rwenty yhith
street. near Fourth avenue; magnificent Parlor suits
covered in satin, brocael cotene and reps two elegant
rosewood anoores best city makers; 7t) yards velvet
suits 10 spring and hair Mattresses Bedding Turkish
Chairs, Lounges, Oriental Furniture, 81 fine Oh Paint
ings Mirrors, Curtains, Bronzes, Vases, Clocks Glass
China, Silver Ware Cutlery, Library, Dining Room Fur
niture, &c. T.. ROTH, Auctoneer. N B-Goods packed
and delivered for purchasers, city or country Take
Fourth avenue cars stages Third avenue cars to
Twenty fifth street.
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JERB. JOHEsoN, yR.. AUcTIoNEER.-REMEMRER
cid SS.H @
order trustee: Nishogi limits spec train viii leave
JACOB BooAEE WkSsysSsE AscsI9sEEh 1sv
ps,%se ous at and No KS
c,,.,..,n. =, Elesant HOpsehold Fur Furniture
19sewsOd Centre Tables DO Etassrss SlaIse French
lei Vases window Shades sstin ina damasR GurtSins % Hat
a 0haI and 5russes Sco
riGares Looking Glasses Engravngs Dining Room and
trustees -
T r. TRAvER. AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
e. day, a. l0 O'clock Stock and Fixtures OF Liquor
B q ana s s,ss
g % ss of hG
usual assortment
T sHoNGooD CO: AUCTIoNEERs, WILL SELL
lure tHSy at s @ s s sa t FoPsh street tarn
room 500 West Thirty eighth street Furnurc sent there
by private family to suit
MARsHAI,s sALE.-THos J. M'GRATH, AUCTION
w eer will sell this day. at II O'clock at lss Chatham
street the contents of hat store CONSISTING OF Hats
EEENEY, City sS Marshal f'0'' 'AD'e' &C. 'y o'''f
MARsMALs sALE.-LAGER BEER SALOON &C
M $ FREpRiCH M Auctoneer, viii se his day at loS
hose aoG e s TsF % s ssr sp And rer
Collins, Attorney for Mortgagee.
MORTGAGE SALE.-THOS. j. MGRATH, AUCTION
Nl will sell this day. at o'clock at salesroom l33
Chatham street. lot OF Clothing Shirts Drawers Trunks
&c. By order +. o. DONNEL. attorney tor mortgagee.
DLAINFIELD, N. j.
Magnificent villa Plots
IN" New wsSi 9orss @ q iaVorie r %ssaS% s%b"rS CITY,
Tc E. BE %ffIaek' sGli at auction 9s, Z II Sao.
Auctioneers and Dealers in New Jersey Real Estate
No. q Pine street, New
TUESDAY, July l, 1873,
at IL M. on the premises.
Choice Property in every respect,
adjoining Evona Station,
situated on both sides of the Central Railroad of New
North, South and Rock View avenues.
A most picturesque location,
being the immediate vicinity OF the Mountain and the
historic Washington Rock.
Special will leave Liberty street at ii A. NJ
Luncheon before the sale.
For maps and railroad passes apply Hon. Enos W.
RunyOn Wallace Vail Paintcld and TO A. ID. Mellck
Jr., IL Bro No. @ Pine street New York.
DAWNBROKERS SALE.-THOS. J. M'GRATH, AUG
toneer, l3 Chatham street. will sell this day at ii
o'clock, 500 lots of Womens Clothing and Dresses,
Shawls, Remnants, Boots. Shoes &c. BY order Hugh
McAeenan second avenue
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O0MPTR0LLER's RECEIPTS

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the city treasury, Wiz
BUREAU
From arrears Of taxes, assessments. water rents
COLLECTOR ASSESSMENTS
From assessments for street openings and i'm
provements and interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6i1
REVENUE
From nteres ut bond and mortgage, market rents o
-~o
DEPARTMENT ...
From dock and slip rents ............. hSSo
WATER REGISTER. -.
From Croton water rent ana penalties. aVo
MAYORS SECOND MARSHALL go
From licenses. ,o
Total 80 90
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A LBERT B. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
IA BY D. W. IVES,
salesrooms os Liberty III Cedar and 3s Church street.

Furniture, Carpets and Bedding.
on WEDNESDAY, at III O'Clock,
large and general assortment of Furniture, Carpets,
Bedding Crockery Glass Plate, Cutlery, Pictures Cur
tains, Desks &c. also for account OF whom 1t may con
cern, 100 quarts and pints. JacQuesons Cham
pagne; $50 NJ fine Cigars; also ladies' made up Suits
Dry Goods &c.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01

A LOAN OFFICE SALE OF UNREDEEMED LOANS
"a consisting OF the finest quality Of set and loose Dia
Swiss and English, by all the most ceebraed makers
key and STEM winders splendid line OF Diamond and
other Watches ladies' 500 OF solid gold best
and matinee Chains solid Is karat gold sets; $50 ladies'
and gentlemens solid gold amtthyst topaz and other
sarl Rings; massive solid gold Lockets &c &C. VIII be
by JosiafH Il SOLOMON, Aucioneer at his saiosrooIns
1874 Fulton street. near Nassau.
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A UCTION SALE THIS TUESDAY,
"A morning commencing at lO1a o'clock. o.
AZ private residence 100 third sireet-$5
worth Household Furniture, namely Rich Rose
wood Pianoiorte Parlor Suits Carpets Mirrors lO Bed
room Suits Bedsiead, Bureaus Mattresses Tables,
Chairs Turkish Chairs Lounges, Extension Table Buffet
China Silverware, Basement and Servants Furni
turc, LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
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UCTION AUCTION AUCTION
n This day. at private residence, 2l East Goth St.
Broadway, commencing at l0h O'Clock, HENRY ZiNN
Arconeer, sells 80 lots Of elegant Household Fur
niturc viz Rosewood Pianofortc, elegant Paror
bedroom suits, Mirrors, Brussels CARPETS on Painting
Lace Curtains, Tables, Turkish Chairs Bcdsteath Bu
rc@us Wardrobes spring and hair Mattresses Lounges
Bedding also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Fur
niturc sale positive.
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A UCTION FURNITURE AUCTION.
"A r. J. GARRETTSON Auctioneer
wINANS GARRETTSON will sell this day Tuesday,
July l04 o'clock at their warerooms 527 xth avenue,
Thirty second street, assortment of Household
Furniture, Beds, Mattresses Carpets Curtains Shades,
Mirrors Ornaments Paintings, Pictures CrooK Glass
ware, sewing Machines Kitchen Utensils, &c. Sale
nOSltiXe.
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JACOB BoaART, AUCTIoNEBR
81 Thursday, July 3, at II o'clock
No. I North William street, black
room aud drug store Furniture IVA
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JAMEs NJ. FORD, AUCTIONEE
81 at 2 O'Clock, at 367 Bowery. the
hold Furniture Of large dwelling.
In use but q short time-Parlor Sui
haircioth: black walnut and ma
Bedroom Furniture, Cottage suits
Beds, Library Suit, Library and Z
Centre and other Tables, Mirror
Shades, several Refrigerators, Man
Crockcry and Glass Ware; also .
sn veN nssse,s Ss ,sgeshot sa% p,nS With nsny us,
. keepers and others. Sale absolute.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01

JERB. yOHKsON, yR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that the mmerse Trustees Sale Of the Palmer Estate
e wiiismsbrids westchsstsr county oonstns Of The
city lots will be positively cold at auction this day by
order OF trustees without limits Special sin will leave
Grand Central depot at II O'Clock sharp.
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A UCTION SALE-COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK
N precisev the entire Furniture ot first class board
ing house 200 West Twentyfrst street; $4,000 WORTH
viz. :-Paror Library, Dining Furniture; elegant
Pianofortes bedroom Furniture, Bedssads, Bureaus -
hair and spring Mattresses and plush Suits 100 yards
Carpet &c N. B.-sale positive, withont reserve
GRAHAM 4 Co, AuctOncers.
, 1873-05-19
PRESCRIPTION FREE

FIR ina Eoeedy eure Of Ne.1ous Debility. Early Decay,
and the Whos train gloomy attendants Loss Of Memo
r. Energy DC Any druggist has tho i9SrodtaEss Ao"
drrsx M HILTON l. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1873-05-19
An old womun Charged with Whole
aa1e Poisoning. =
From the Cincinnati Cont<Tctat, =

: FTon TIE E1neinndlt C0NI27c 7c17117 121gs It =
The talk IN regard to the supposed poisoning
affa;r:at Germantown, had the effect. OF inducing
the authorities to take hold of TIE matter 'had and
an. investigation WAS ordered, when was @ asa
bofore Squire Frank 1nshan IN sdronsI1
to G} Nike Earhart and lis aged mother, both Of
whom we're required to give bail in the sum A., Of
81 900 for their further appearance, nus .M1s.
Earhart, from talk IN tho neighbozhood, must be be
very devil, far surprising the worst crimes a,e
ever attributed To- hqexeza asansd o? d1r;n9 the the
p.st D. 2a t1snty @ Years her 2 her Children
her sons Tife, aud two Of bis children, and burn
Ing hor uncle's barn, about FIVE years ago. 6he
, 1873-05-19

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neonle a. nan wn ~ 6aa M nona Sosn
1a f. cnod ~ fa,,a 4od ~. = .s',J ~
niera th;nr ~ s,fy ~ ~ ~ :; nat ~ ~.
Ind Etrone a1i +ba 1rarv ami ~ bn,,or " ~ +. ha
proven on . score Of hsti,as fe1ds that hs Enows
INV r. iesi IA h-avosf ~ 49,. II io y.
rear ~: dist;na,,;sha; ~ aansra;t1 u tous 90
kia nannla "a fewh.va haa, a1'daaraa
tha resch nf history H.3 ha chosan - 49, 49,
appeal, ho could have assembled thousand men Zen
abont hin, an Cvnreea Island. Had fs .san A. -
sinL ererv cons;ieration of nrndancs sod ~ 49, -
nnrestricted vent to blind imnulse Of reyence
or personal e1altation, the TO MetropoIitaSs
have h. hscn el;mina.aa IA easiIv NJ von trnsh awan
80 49,. = - - 49,
R,t f,sn- nar,snc IL. oz aaonciora ~ 1,a !, va1.
ant Tha nronoa;+o, he ~ ade ,ro that Te1ioc~;a
statas havnnets and he .fonnd s::conclns;ons
reached g;thont the necessity Of & blow He
10 etro ann'o', r. foraan liz 1;tt,s corv ~
c,osa ~ hfs han32 ,rnonanf,,ons ennnch tocon.
e;Iar tl,at ~ .;-,,,ia oanGdanca ~ hs fa,nT.
c;t'1a.a r.:'t .t;t1ad t1a ~ S;1 ,noat nnsa1a1
ta,a en:eu .uJ - ~ ~ ~ 9sa Rs5ot.i i,,ter-
snougn' WEE e5oug ~ soe anas 81 aot9. -
better % 80 GGt Ian With Ms''''1' t. '''''@ "A7 80
inat ne was t19nt, events hare ProVeo. Inc
CGouusly nas oeen snomn' o tnae .Aoltoss n noI
co,taJ 3 - ~ .,x 70 a,,.ld ,n h;n1
soPseu; nnu w - 1uTte - " 9toAuu ugol "htca
1sa5 easazon ~ o. AA!tn Ian !us!ly ~ pu1a-
sAHaps, - tusa htA.n' s4e lu4eHl 4lM1tetATso
n n4pse ay i eeeA " - .teaa upoa It: az
49, hes slto 49, ~ az ,"a
t+1,a HI ha .s 49, a; -nror,oert at rennft
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rn1,a auu Io'oioa ~ VAIL eon'oAp' oeioio a. 'ne
VIZ. =, :, T. i, 5..,
saemeo y! the nsne wmcn toaI"s @ .ne9e aeys,.
enes H0s a. ~ .lai
otin t s1peaca
1,n,a tnau alpeats upoh 'ne
a nuse oeen c!eseE enough W peg tuat JUS aase1
sasy was ouL"tssn6 I'M, A39, ny tag oa;,;a
eoutse OF sttateey, tu1nlng hts eIest e1Peu43on
1nso aotngtnng very Ahe q la.ee. tlooaoix, col.
oase1 palnS o!a'e n'an aaaan ,alnols.oe7 tN1a
ulau ~ uGt uae " ?ee ~. ptesItEo 1:5
auo euelal ntetsen!to1 tuet - e1o4u 15 u u
sseu az tnouen ne nau ,:l19n Ieasu s -. ~ Tem ~
l3ane ano paopan tnas n.tio W ~ saae
oay was Ha1e - ene iopn -. 1as
n.lon wcn uGn. Anu , III aa,.e ,,e',ah
senpsuouat5 - "1sh'o''1ue' ~ Aoooa 'o1' 1o1A
tnax m wy. :. pn.,a ,....,4,.a ,.a ~
1ue aace u Dao6ele oeeuRe.1on nou ~ ~ -,
1u1nen n Mua'ol upon a'4 - $1,000 ~ 5;5
not cal foT single recruit ne more no gu
not cna1ee IN any way ING alsltu1e VI s iGsn. ~
ance 10 heHogg' ano he ala IVY ano" Ply ~
be drawn INTO any, act OF vlolenee "Mcn Goul1
Poeslply enoan6er the AoeI19 VI LIS PAope11y VI
bis friends. =
His views were. PLAN enough TO those "no
took the trouble TO talK 10 nan OF nAu Tue 1t!tei
iect' to understand an argument more 1ennea
than brute force, and, nor tnat tne mystory mas
cleared away, nls splenaa oenavlol; appears n
, 1873-05-19
EFQm f6e same 1atHHF'6 61u1,
From the same mothers knee,
Ono journeys to 4 gloomy tide
One to 4 peaceful sea.

And Couain and Guizot teach us that there is
no mental greatness too large for religion. Thai
religion depends upon the worlds credulity but
they teach US, even beside tho grave Of the la
mented Nil, that religious sentiment is a divine
part OF human character, and ought to- make its
sunlight piay in every bosom; and that tile more
gifted the genius the .swBeter and more divine
may be it's coIors iu the souls horizon. &:
, 1873-05-19

is, about 70 years of age, :wrinkled,' gray, and
ugly, and utterly refuses to DO interviewed. The
bodies Of her supposed Victims will all bo Dis
inferred next week. - rs. =.
, 1873-05-19
DR.. A. Ct. OLIN,

1ss South Clarks. Chic1so, tho 1onGes engaged ana
chrouc 1nd diseases In both sexes send tw9
sanpa for Medical Treatise. Full Information. Con
sujtatop free. Correspondence euuhdentat sspar4to
1oos Tor 1adies and Eeat1emen Bo1rd attendanes &c
, 1873-05-19
COBURN
Medical Institute,

> Medical Institute,
Its and III South M9e5s 5a,p eof e.
atasnt aud cure II form. el efon1e rna
a. 1et ~ .eenno IA this tor he o.
diseases pE c1nnEn ns. frs fhe best colleges in the
ad e i9 Is Gseas
pnsa&.G & onise phy1ician tA 70 h2d srseay r.
lei I'D = 81 an o aaa
ao! ID enTelops. AdaF'si 1ez IF II
1iEGSdsntsi - O6ce hou1s T. m. to8 p nas sonoays
, 1873-05-19
Coal Reduced.

We ae1l Iackawanna at $40; Briar HlI1'
Kirkland and dnn9as rates, 11aa'
and all kinds Of Wood 2t coTT9sRo99oH1n9 = III
wabash-nv. and Madison.sE:-
, 1873-05-19

NEWCASTLE, Del, May 17.-ThiH was whip
plug here, and two white and 1--WE colored
thieves received twenty 1ashes each- One man
stood in the pil1ory IN hour part OF the SEN
tepce for cutting his wiie's throat. =