davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21

During the past year the Methodist Epis-
copal Church has grown $4,OOo,OOo richer,
and gained over 5000 members, making q
total of I,46l,O27 members and probation
ers. The number of deaths during the year
is 1880, whic unusually large.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

10 published every Saturday morning. and contains
the news by Telegraph, miscellaneous reading, edi-
tcrials LEGAL matters Of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports and every thlng
that appears in the Daily except such items as are
Of little or no public moment. The WEEKLY kt-
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
~ well for instruction and amusement az infornta-
ton on the current topics OF the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
Terms Of Subscription.
One year. &5esix months, 81 80.
Advertisements.

Transiept advertisements same terms as IN the
Daily. oionthy advertisements inserted for one
fourth of the daily rates
liberal commission allowed to those " no send
ps clubs Of five or more
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
nol9
BerIrl

- Of
OF frTi
Sixth |
the ab'
public
Bxcinar
tOTnhol
oty %
o'clock
wit
TIKI
CIT /
crosAtI,
tFnan
laid or
Eighth
Geizrt
Tern,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21

sta
Seoifl'
fer fac
Superb
the abb
year lB7
the X
street.
the &C
Ss1csrJ
ing fes
ONE I
Dis 10
aud I'VE
$50 atlr
bred an.
teen ~
S,-isec
Termi
AeB Z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
A. Ikt

A. IL,
SSi66 ~
ure AZ
Sixtil
above
public
kxCla
tUnlIlrD
city I
OIL loci
wit
TIfIs
with |
theTs,tp
berth,
Sixth
prised
nIinfs
tei"g
teen a
VeY'Ir,
as PHI
notary
follow.
tlitrtJ
one htl
tween
and iii
Chest
feet +
The sd
other
y. siit
eers,
1911.
keizf
Tern
Hotl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21

General Boyer, in his testimony in the
Bazaine trial, on November 25, gave the
following interesting account of his inter
view with the Empress Eugene aud with
Prince Bismarck after he had been sent by
Marshal Bazaine from Metz to endeavur to
arrange terms OF population. II should
be understood that the events to which be
refers occurred before the departure of
General Bourbaki upon a similar mission
before his return, and while the situation of
the army was daily becoming more des-
perate.
left Metz on the twelfth of October. and
arrived at Versailles on the fourteenth. I
was received by Count Bismarck, and de-
nianded OF HIM upon what conditions the
french army hight march out of Metz
with the honors OF war. lie replied that il
was useless to seek to obtain any other
conditions than those which had been stip.
uiateu Tor the army OF Sedan. | re-
sponded that the army would not accept
conditions. He replied that in the councils
OF the King he might make nee of political
considerations. He said that the King
could not treat with the government of tht,
national defense, nor with the government
Oh faris, and Still less With the govern.
ment OF Tours. He added that the Ger
man government was not hostile to the
imperial dynasty, and that the government
OF the Emperor was the most convenient
lot france. Our conversation, however
resulted IN nothing, and l left Versailles
Tor Metz On the fifteenth, arriving there on
the seventeenth. After number Of con.
SITUATIONS again left on the nineteenth of
october to go to England. | was accom-
panied by an officer of Prince Frederick
Charles. While going through the Prussian
INES was treated as parlementaire; nv
eyes were bandaged.
arrived in London on the twputv-secord
OF October, at seven o'clock in the ,norninr.
fastened to make known my arrival to
the Empress, that l might see her at ten
O'Clock in the morning; was the bearer of
two letters, one from Marshal Bszaine. tie
other from General Frossard; l related to
the Empress the situation in which the army
found Itself, the combats which had taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
election Notices.

The 9Th Dist bounded by TenthaVe Forty
nnhst the Hudson River Rhieth st.. and Ninth-aye-
The l9 Dist bounded By PorYseventhst Eghthave Forty
eighth-st, and sirth-ave.
The 10Th Dist bounded By eighth SIhaye Forty ninth
St., and Ninth-ave
The 2lst Dist by Forty nin BghthsVe, FhJarst-
st. sud SiIth-Aye
The 2A Dist bounded by West Fifty sust, sIthave, West
Rfy seeond st. and Bighthaye.
The 23 Dist bounded West Forty nintst Eighth West
fitT.econdst. and Ninthave.
The oath Dist bounded by Rfehs Hudson River Fly
second st. ana Ninthaye.
The 10Th Dist Is bounded West Ry-secOnds Hnhaye West
hlythlri.st and Hudson North River.
The 18th Dist is bounded By West H seconit SrthsV, West
flny-thlrist, and Nnh-avs.
The 9Th Dist is bounded bv Ffythirdst Nnthaye. West
fltY-ionrhSt, aud Hudson o North River.
The 18Th Dist bounied Sixth West Rtythidt West
Fty-fouhst., ami Nin,h.ave
The zDh Dst Is bounded h West Fifty fourth st., Ninth West
fiLy hith-st ana Hudson OF North River.
The 3Oth Dist Is bounded West RYfDurhst, SiIhaYe West
my LllL- IT.. and Ninih.aYs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

- Part Of Twenty-frst Wani).
The Eighteenth Assembly District shall be divided into Tenysk
election district the limits Of which shall be follows
me lNDS bounded by East Twentysrthst Thuayc Rast
IuwenI-'e'enhst, Fntaye, Bas Twen eghthst and East
The u Dist bounded By rwenyeghhs Frsave East
Iwenty-Seyenth-st, AMI Third.aye
The 81 Dist bounded East Twenty eighth
ST. Ihinlaye, and hast River.
The ih Dist bounded BY Twenty Tbsre Bast
ThlTucth-st, AMI SecOndaye,
The 9th Dist bonded by B Thriethst Second ave- East
Twenty. ninth st. and Bsst River
The 9Th DIST is boun lei by Fast Tbehst secondsve East
ThlrtY-irstst., and East
The 9Th Dist BOUNDED Thireht Thin ave. Ras Thirty
seconf-st, and Second-aye
The S Dist Il bonded Fast Thity6rsst Secondave East
Thirty second st.. and East River
The BIB Dist Is bounded By East Thirty second ST. SecondaVe East
Thirty-ihinl-t, and East RIVER
The lOth bounded by ast Thrysecoads Tbirave East
IhlftY-pnfthtt, and Second
The llth Dist By East Thirty Second East
The l2b is bounded BY asi Thirty fourth scoudae East
The 18Th Est IL bounded by East Tblryfonrtst Thfsve
Thiuy-sIth-s.. and Second-lye.
The lith is bounded by Eust Tnryanhs seOndave East
1hiryrIthT.. and East River
The l5h Dist is bounded by East Thirty sKht, East Thrtysev-
enth St, 1hiriaye. and Rls River
The 10Th dat Ia bounded by East Thirty eyenh, Thr ave. East
The l7h Dist bounded by Bast Thirty st., Thirdav East
Thirty -eg htl ST. and Els RyeT.
The Sh Dist bounded Bast Thirty unthst, Thdsve East
Forteth-st, and Last River. . 49,.
The l9h Dist bounded by Bat ThinTeghth't haisonaye
Esst FoItietL.si., and Thrdsye.
The ooh is bouncd by Thirty Eighth st. Madison ave.
Bast TbrtTsiIth-st and 1hmaVe.
The 2lt Dist Is bounded by East Thirty ourthst Madonaye
Elst rhrty-'iKlh-st. AMI Tlirl.ayc
The 22l Dist bounded BY Bsst Thirty secondst, MadOn-ave
East fhirty-iourthst, and Thiri-ivc
The pa Dist bounded by Ba Twenty ninthst, Madison ave.
bsst Ihirty-second-st. sud beHngtOnaye
The 2ih Dist Is bOund by East Twenty nntb-st LeIngonaTe
kast Ihirtvscc0nd-st aud Thriaye.
The 18th Dist IA bounded bT East Twenty sItbsi Mdson-ave
East Isrn y-unihs-, and Lexington'aye
The 18th DIST Is bounded by EiI TWenyaxhs, LeTngoaiFe
n ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
election Notices

The 9Th Dist bounded By wilst RiyiagOnst. sherrs and
The bounded b. Rdscst RvirgOnst wlettt, and
The Dist is bounded BY RvnstOn Rdges. Broome ST.
AtOney-st Delanoey-st, and Chnionst
The 18th Dist bounded by Grand Clinton DelancyL At
BroOme - and Rdge-st
l4h Dist bounded by Cln,onSt Grand Rdges, Broome
st.. Pitt. st.. and DysoR-st
The 10Th Dist is bounded by RVnstOna suaOhst BrOOne ST.
and Cinon-sl
The 10Th Dist bounded by Susok DroomesL CiutOn, and
Hcs.ers-
The l7tb Dist is bounded by sook RivinTOnst sua,lkst
and Granfst.
The 18th Dist bounded by DvisOn-st Norfolk GTaniS SUI
N and Uester.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
election Notices.
OLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY

Il OF NBWlORk =,
No. 800 MuLBERRYsT. BURRIU OF RLEcroSs,}
YORK. Oct o. 1873. }
Notice Of Section 90 Chapter bIo OF
the Laws Of 1872 that the Board Of Police has 10 ursunc;
IS Of said chapter dsgnated and appointed the place Of registry sn
polling place each Of the election districts OF the CITY and COUNTY OF
New York for the approaching registry and election as desgS1'ei
tie following schedule:
REGISTRY DAYS
Tuesday, October 7. from m. to o
Wednesday. October H. from a. 10 - 0. m.
Friday. October -, from IN. 10 . D..
SATURDAY, October %, from \ a.. 20 p. m.
ELECTION DAY
Tuesday November f.
By order OF the BOsri OF Police.
d. b. BASBROUCK
Chefofths Burean Of Elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
rwEyrr.FrRsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Pars Of Tselnh and N5e,seRih WaTi ~,
election fc, The eY@nt and limits Of which shall be
The let Dist bounded by Sevene. IhraVe Seventy fourth
The u Dist is bounded by sevenetht Thirave East Sew
he 81 Dist /, bounded By Seventy ourht rhaye, Seventy
The lth Dist Is bounded by gs Seventy Thiaye East
The 81 p, Is bounded by Ea', seventyseyenthst Tye Sew
The G Dist Is bounded b1 Thrlsye sevntynintht East
The 7h by Eghth, Thfave Seven'yseeh'A'
The Sth Dist j. bounded by Td-nye, East Eighty art, Ea's
TIE 9i Dist Is bounded by Eighty rst Thiraye, Eghtehs'
The lob Dist +, bounded by Tbrave East Eight thsi East
The in DIST Is bouEd B, East Eighysrht, Fhha7e East
IT, i2 D. is bounded by Eighty ,1ts, Eghtythrsi Third
The i3R DIST is bounded by Tsheish, Fah,e E'si
ils III Dist. is BOUNDED by Ninety arst, Eighshth't Filth
The 18Th Dist Is bounded by Th,ye Sneiyir:st EshtsI'h'
The lG Dist Is bounded by Nine;yfst Faase NHe fourth
lie III Dist = bounded By Ninety our.l.t Fahays., onehund-
The I5h Dist i bounded br eLunret Enhae onehuH'
The Igst is 6oaadsd BY Ouebandre lnd1t, ohshundrsd
The aOh Dist Is Rounded by East hundred ntt,'t Ff.h-
, a'. -, Q9qhaaa,t4 IS ar . .o
Tie la Ds By OnehudIed and enthst Ibinave
Toe 2li Dat BOUNDED ~ eleyerthsi Thifda7e'
The ga nst boasi.d b. oaen isst.tSel, Eghh.ave,
oas-hunired and oareenta.' 1ni fhiri,aye ,. ,rtf,
ave one.huuirei lnceutb-.t AID Best River , n
The 18th Dist bounded by One hundred Ou
hulife eventecutht. Tlr aud hfhth-avss M,
The 2bh bounded one hundred sud lenlhft Imia
ave. One bun lrtl utcerihst. aud East RIVER
The 9th BOUNDED Onehau hshu'
ave, One und tscuiieth-si. and Ihindaye r
Tie 18Th DIST bounlei bf ouehundre ndr'eneh'hs iu'
ave-. One hundred Nineteenth 81, and East RIVER a.
The 10Th Dist bounded by Olehundltd adtwenufths OAe
bundled and-tv .secoui Tlr! AMI ldzAtn-ares.
The 3th bounded ~ Hast Ouelunde and nlneteth-si'
Thave East cneubdd and the aat RIVER
Including Ksuialls I,itnL
The 3lu Dif. bounded By Ouchuudrei lnd twenty
Ihfsve one hundred dnh IT.. sni East hvef -
TIE 81l bounded hy One hundred sud -secoud'st
Ti .fourihst. 20 Eahthage
Tie 3l g q bounded Onehuadei nihat lnrl
ave, aud The Harlem ami Fast RiyerL
The 3ll Dist bounded b one hundred nnf ueny 3uftA-si
ThiaF. Onrhandrei and wenty screuttt and tghitve
The 35t j. bounded BY Thriase, Ert One huuireiau d
tufuty-lsyruh st.. Fourlh.ave.. aud iiaeia Rivrr
The Both blgndc by Onehunirci and twenty seVenihst
R0urih.ave OBe-huuised- hreth s., sni Eighth
The 37h bounded b. Oae haldei tirhst, Harlem
River Fourth add Rshth-aves
ID otfcf OF the Bod ei Police
d. D. HAsBROUCK. Chief Of the DaIe,u Of gleetipu=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

parts Of Twelfth. Nineteenth and TweniF-secOad Wiris
The Nineteenth Assembly District shall be divided into hen election
DISTRICTS the limits II which shall be as follows:
The LIST Dist Is bounded BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Harlem
River spuyea Duyyil Greek and Hufson North River.
81 bounded s-dih-s Bghthave
Harlem River, Ouehundd ast and Hudon or North
River.
The 81 Dist bounded by uehundd sconds' Eighth
Onehundre and vifht and Hulson or North River
The 4h Dist BOUNDED by O1ehuudre and went 10 ami
along Manhaant TO hundred Hudson or NORTH
River. Onehundei-s nd fortysecond-st and Kghth-aVe
The 9th Dist bounded by Onehunirci ani-twenty rst Eighth
nntsL 10 AID along Manhattan 81 TO
One-hundre1 ni-thir thst. aad Hldon North River
The 9Th bounded by hundred andeghts EghthaYe
Onehunire thirst and HUDSON North RiyeL
The Tth DIST j. ouned by Nnetynnh Onehundrei abt-eghth
ST. Il ghth-aye, and Hudson or North River.
The Sh Dist bounded by kghtysHthst hghthav fiyninth
Rhave hand eiand- tenhI. Bghthaye. Nntnnthst
and Hudson River which includes the territory within the boundary Of
The Central Park.
9th Dist bounded by West SevenysecOnst, Eghtave
West Eohtysi1thst., and Hudson North River.
The Oh Dist - bounded by West sixty snth-s Eghth-ayei West
Seventy ecOndst., ami Hudson North ksers -
The Ito Dist Is boun ed by West sixty t, EghbaVe, West
SiNiy siIhst, aud Hulson or North River -
The 18th Dist is bounded by West Srteth st. Eghthaye West
Sixty. hrl-sL. and Hudon North River.
The 18Th Dist bounded BY West HfyseVenlh st. Eghthave
West siriieth-st. and Hudson or North River.
l4h ID Is bounded by West Pny-lfhsi Eghih-aFr West
Fin s-seFenil-st and Hudson o North River.
18Th -nihst Egbth-aye
81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04

election NtaN
tbr. provided b. tie proper sathlaue-
'eey "a thin I sni Cuuaty OF NcElos. and
- - iet IN tae loans 81 the County OF Nesieheser
sn -, In vhieh IN u election
I'M deposit the ballots presented 10 them h The eecsos
et. ghcl ballots sai have outside heref the foi
and Anncssou' snd the inside OF each SAID bilots
M orls For the ABnvKsnoa Of the To~ns M0rnssns
g. al sbudge TO the Cav aud County Of Neglort~
H. floaBg woni Against the Annetaton OF The 10sus Of
Farms and kngthfdgc the city and County %
SswYork' such ballots shall be folded conceal all tbs
sris henin "Anaezaon. snch ballots shall esnyst
the or otcets By
required to be eanvasscd aai urae se return shsu
majority of all the ballots sbi eootln e wonis
AGAINST The OF the of Msfana Wet Yarns sf
Kngsbhise the civ lad County Of Mes York thea shah Dc tho
lke and de certificate OF such fesut
M ~, oee within hhng such
odcste this Al shall b. inoDeranve aud vati
sac a. r Act SHAFT tsso eject on Of Jnuas shteo
bundled Sevent tour such parts ohefs pro
lel far .bsu take e2oci Al the s"e OF rs N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Part Of Min, teenth WarIl

Twentieth Assembly District be divided into
election dsnes srd limits OF which shall be follows;
Tie Isl Dist is bounded BY Foetht MdsOnave POrtysThst
The p DIST bounded by Ror;eh', Thdave FOrtysecOnd''
The 81 Dist Is by Thrave. East FOrchst, Eist River
'N AZ Dist is bounded by Foryarstst Thiraye Forty hirist
'' In Dist is bounded BY Forty ur,hsi Third.ive Fo
sS sch Ds, bouna-A by r'y-saeodt. Madison
Tie "a DIST is 5ouael By Third ave- Forty fourtht Mnionave
80" Tae sth D Is BOUNDED By Thaye Foryiourtst Forthwith
The Oh bounded By iave. Bls FOrtsirihst Elsi
l6e ION bounded by Por',hs, srth.aye., Ff
The i'h DIST bounded by Thiunve. Ra't Foryeshtl-st
l2h BOMBED by East Fneths East shta-st
The I5i Dist Is baunae Thriasc East Forty Iht, Foiy
The i Dist boanled b Thriave, East River East Forty
The i5I bounded by Foryeshh.s., Tbrlaye Forty.
TIE iGG Dist is bouade BY Thirlsye, FOtyunh F0iesst
u, i7s Dist bou dedby Fi.eeou't, Thirive' fIneh''
The s,a Dist bounded by fry econd't Tlraye. Fifchst
Tue iSb Dist bounded by Tiyecoud..t secoudave Fifty.
The 10Th Dist bounded by Seeonage FIy'hinist fr'ta'e'
The 2ist Dit is bounded Oy econds; secondaye, Ffy.
TSe % 0. IL 6ounaci by Fyhirt secondve Ffyurh
The 2S Dist is bonded BY Fifty ourh-st secoudave FnTanh'
The 2i6 Dit is bounded by yify.sccoud, Fourth Fdnh-
The oh Dit bounded by Fnyahst rOurha'e Fins ninth
Tie 2Gh Dist is BOUNDED by Fnyfahst, Thrdaye FnyHuh't'
and P0nrhaye.
The 9th DIST is bounded b. Py.dhh-s, 1biaye, Ffy.Ih,
and Esi River
The D bounded by FtysIihs, ThiraVe' htyseTuih-
sni Rist River. .
The 2Jh List bounded by Htyseyenhst, Tbiri-ave Fry
eghth-s.. and EastR River. -,
The 3Oth bounei by Fnyeghihsi Third aye Einynnt9,
ST.. second ave SIteb-t, ami East River incuung baeAWeis
hani
The 3a Dist is bounded BY Fy Hinths FhhsSe sEty'6rs
and Third
The i2 Dist is bounded by Fnynnib-st seeondaye sIte
The $50 Dist /, BOMBED b. s6rsst, Thra1e, Siriyfouh,
The 3lh bounded By SIyGrst, Thrlye sIy'h'Td-
ST., and East River. -,. o.-, a., .
and Eas' River. 49,,
3G DIST is bounded by sIyhfh-st. Thdsve' Seven'eh
and Last RIVER ,,
3b Dis, is by sSiyurhs Iifhs'e Seventeen
Il .aFl IIrt4V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
election Noiirrs.

The 25th Dist bounded BY West Twenty nnL Broadway West
Thirty seoond st., and SrhsVe.
The 9th Dist IL bounded by Twenty MadisouaTe thirty
hrst-st and Broadway. -.
The 27.h bounded by Thrty6r. Madison ave- Thirty
thiri-St sixth ave- Thirty. second ST. Broadway
The 2Sih Dist ia bounded By nryarstst, hadson'Ve' IDV
sixth ST.. and SiIth
The 10Th DIST bounded by Thirty eighth st. srhavs Thirty
sirth-si. and MadisOnave. -
The S0h Dist bounded By THIRTY SEhave FOreh
st. and MsdEOn-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
election Notifies.
DOLCE DEPARTMENT of the CITY of
No. 500 MuLnknEY.sr.. NEw-YoRk. Oct. 0.

No. 500 MuLBEERY.sr., NETWORK, Oct. u, 1873.
Ne hereby ven Chapter 675 the Laws
Assembly Districts
Of
s Electio, districts are hereby said foows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04

NINE lAEN II ~
I-Bast Size Kingsbn lac Road,
tctwtcn One-hundrsd aud.
Seveatr-allh and one had.
red. 40 seyelty-siftl-stA
l-Tenth.ave.. between one.
hundred and lity-seyenth
AMI Oue hunigcd-and. atty
ei-h.hsfs
IA CsmaL-yisce, Tenth.aTe.,
between Ole-Agndfsi and.
GIT-secaui aad One-huni.
Observation-Disclosures.
A--Boacw1y, Garner One huni-
Observation-Disclosures.
5-BouIrgam sal Oue.Annded-
aud-twenif-aKth-st.
O-lS Observation-Disclosures.
7-Weft side Broadway, between
Niucty-rinih aLI One-
huhlredih.AiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DINIEICI.
Pai Of TNrnlr.lecnnd MaTi.I


The Seyeneth Assembly District sha be divided into thirty cleo
dstcIs the ani HINTS Of which shall be follows:
The la Dsi bounded BY West Foiethsi, sHha,e, West
F0rtg-t r II ard Seycuth-sye.
The ~ Dist. Is bounded hY West FOrths., Seventh West
Furtysecaud-st. and Eighth-ave
T6e D boanlei by Forieih-st. Ninth ave- FoysecOad-
ami = ght'-sye
The bounded by West F5rteihst Snth-ive West
PortyfrtsL ard fulson o North River.
The 9Th DIST bounded by West feUydrsts NllaVe. Nesi
Foryseconi-st and Hudson North River.
Oih Dist bounded BY Wet furf secJnis Tcuttare West
Forts. IA l-s g. ni Hulsru " North
The houHdcl by West foY third st. Tenth ave. West
Fort. iourlsi. and Hudson o. North Rive.
The 8h Dist bounded b. West fory sec0nlsi Ninth ave- West
Port -f1urh-f.. ADD 1euiiaye
The OH Dist h holnii by West Forghri, seventh-lye West
Farty-secnndst, sud NInthaVe.
The bounded by West FoHyhirdsL st., Sxthtye West
Farty.fourihst and Nutl-iTe.
lth bounded by West FortTlnhst Sifhaye Nei
u aul Nn.h-ave.
The l2h Dist bounded BY West F0nT fourth IT, NutiaT Nes
Foftg.ini-t and Hudson or North River
Tie 13h Dist hIu1de by West Forty fht, West Forty hhh'
st. EinthaVe ard ndt1n o. Nori River
The D Is bounded by West ghsti Eshsve, West
Forly. hilh -, an1 Nintlayr. ,-
5 list bounded b. West Forty 1thst hxhaTe, Nesl
Fort ,-sev-uth So and kghthaye. 49,
10 10 D bounlcd bs Wee, Port Ih ., hlh ave, Ntsi
Rofty-segeutt-6t ani uls1n or h0Th kiger
The I7 bounded West teftveYeni It, Ninth aYe,
West Forty eighth a. Tnl Wei F,rlh aah a. sni Hui1aor
hOdh
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03

"Patrick. the widow Mallory told
me that you stole one OF her finest
pigs. Isit true:."
!" Yes, yer honor.
"Wlmt have you done with it?"
IL killed it and ate it, yer honors "
"Oh, Patrick! when yon are bro't
face to face with the widow aud her
pig oil the judgment day what account
will you give OF yourself when the
widow accuses you Of stealing the
Pig"
"Did you say the pig would he there
yer riyereursN
40 be sure | did
Well then. yer reverence, III say,
Mrs. Mallory. there's yer Pig
Mamma, said Il plvcoci0nslittle boy,
who. against his will, was to rock the
cradle Of his baby brother, il tho doc
tor has any more babies to give away,
don't you take EN-.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03
EASTERN NEWS.

recently refused to grant Mrs. WOOD
hull and Claflin a license to lecture
there.
The judiciary Committee of the U.
>. Senate has reported against grant
ing the elective franchise to women in
the Territories.
New York has a $4,000 Bible.
Further proceedings in the Greeley
will case have been postponed until
January 18th, before which time the
council for Misses Greeley expect to
effect All adjustment with the man
ayers of the Children's Aid Society.
Considerable Indignation exists
among claim agents in Washington
and elsewhere, at the order of Secreta-
ry Boutwell, prohibiting fees from be-
ING deducted from claims when paid
at Washington.
A dispatch says that Speaker Blaine
expects reelection by next Congress.
but good deal of wire pulling is
likely to take place.
1t is reported that Boutwell, will
positively leave the Cabinet this year,
and run for the Senate in the place OF
Henry Wilson.
Congressional rumors say that in
recognizing Olney will be dropped us
Sergeant-at-arms. and King as Post
master of the House.
The Central Presbyterian Taberna-
Gle of Brooklyn n. Y. Of which Rev.
L. d. Hewitt, i pastor, was burned
on the morning of the 32d nit. 1t con-
tained the largest organ in the coun-
| try, which was burned.
The Portsmouth has sailed from New
York for the South Seas on IN explor-
ing expedition.
1t. Joseph Episcopal Church, ofCin-
cirnati. was daniageeifCo the extent ui
81, 600 by fire on the 25 ult.
President Grant was with his father
at Covington on the oath ult.
At Elma, Ohio, twelve wooden
buildings in the business portion Of
the city, were destroyed by fire on the
9th ult., including a large hotel.
Loss. $4,000; insured, $4,000.
Geo. Cotton, Il celebrated American
Indian painter and traveller, died at
jersey City, on the 23d ult., aged IS.
A fire in Boston on Washington
street on the 23l ult, damaged prop
erty to the value of So, 900, and Great
ed much alarm.
A piano factory and a boat factory
were burned in New York Oh the 23d
ult.
The verdict Of the Coroncr's Jury in
the case of the Fifth Avene. n. Y.
sufferers, by the recent fire, exolieateS
the proprletors of the hotel from the
charge of neglect in endeavoring to Sc
cure the escape Of the girls, but reflects
upon the manner of construction OF
the house.
A special says the Postmaster Cen
eral il considerably amused at the dis
cussion going on in the newspapers
about the supposed decision Of the
Postollice Department to the effect
that Postmasters are responsible for
the loss OF registered letters. lie says
no such decision has been made,
and that neither PoStmaSters nor
the Postofliee department are respon-
sible in any way for the loss of such
letters.
~ ..st... aI.,lon,, kaII
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03

The Fairbanks borrowed So to MAKE
their first scale, aud now they own
81, 600, 600.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03

Printers N the Vancouver Register
office have the measles. and the paper
issued only a half sheet on Saturday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03

ut is finished; all is over" were
the lust words Of Charles XIV, hte
King OF Sweden.