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Miss AnthonY's Case.

We learn Miss Anthony has received
letters from different parts of the cOUn-
try asking how aid can best be given in
settling the veXed question of a wOman's
right to vote. 1t is just she should be
assisted in bearing the pecuniary eX-
pense of the examination and trial.
Her able attorneys must have some
other reward than going into history
with her. If hers is to be the test case,
in the decision of which all wOmankind
shall know if they be in condition of
servitude," or no, then every woman
who has the faintest gasp for liberty,
should contribute something toward the
cost. Women have been accused
(wrOngfully say we, and with indigna-
tom, of being niggardly in the matter
of subscription and paying bills; and
have been held up, in painful contrast,
with men in scattering funds. Now is
the ripe opportunity for denying this
charge. Miss Anthony has gone to the
front for their release, as well as her
own, and she makes no appeal for their
support, although she has not the means
to defray the expense unaided.
The women of Chicago volunteer to
give an entertainment, donating the
profits to Miss Anthony. Nothing has
been reported of its success. Mrs. Will
bur Griffin has opened Il subscription
for the purpose at her hair-dressing
rooms, on State street, a locality Wis
tied by the ladies Of Rochester more
frequently than most others. In testing
Miss Anthony's right to vote, the 10y
atty of her friends is tested as well.
Why not an entertainment for the
raising q the funds-a lecture, or a con-
cert? Where is Ben. Butler? He
stands committed to Miss Anthony and
her cause, and Rochester has never had
''spOOns" in her lecture room. Surely
he would not see his brave squad sent to
the caliboOse? Let him come and give
defence Of our women voters; we will
promise full hOuSe.-ROcbcSte5' Demo
crdt and Chronicle.
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SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES.

The lecture upon Industrial Schools
having opened up TO our mind a much
broader field for consideration than we
had at first anticipated, and the subject
seeming to excite a remarkable degree
of interest in the large and intelligent
audience, we yielded to the public re-
quest of a friend and announced con-
tinuation of the subject for next Sunday
evening. We hope to see as usual a
very full attendance, as we have much
TO say that vitality concerns the citizens
of this community.
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STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The State Temperance Alliance hav-
ing adjourned to meet at Salem, on
Thursday at 10 A. NJ, February Goth,
1873, it is hereby earnestly desired that
Jealous and cooperative action be inn
mediately taken by the Executive Com
mittee of each county, and the friends of
temperance throughout the State, that a
full representation of the temperance
element may be had at the ensuing
convention.
1t is recommended that communities
hold mass meetings and elect represen-
tatives, and that all temperance and
literary societies, all churches and Sun
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FINANCE.

Horace H. Day of New York has fur
nished us with an able and elaborate
essay upon National finance, TO which
the combined attention of politicians
ana the public is particularly called.
MI Day has had large experience in
monetary operations, and his ideas, un-
.. Diaseu as they are by partisan proclivi-
.,eS' are entitled to careful considera-
tion.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

About one hundred men and four or
five women were present Oh Tuesday
evening at the Court House i'm this city
during the hour occupied by Mr.. Leland
in his instructive and entertaining dis
course upon Temperance. We are sur
prised that so little public interest is
manifested in these lectures; yet we
need not be very much surprised, for
everybody knows that the usual efforts
of temperance reformers bring forth no
perceptible fruits in diminution of
dram shops and drunkenness, and they
get tired of effort without progress and
expenditure without apparent profit.
We would not underrate the work Of
average temperance lecturers, but when
we see how hard they labor to fight shy
of the only possible method of making
temperance reform available they re-
mind us of the men in the great Rebell-
ion who were 'in favor of the Union,
but opposed to the war" They are i'm
favor of temperance but silent, if not
antagonistic to Woman Suffrage, the
only possible channel through which
temperance reform can be made efIec-
tive. We are sorry we Were not able to
be present on Wednesday evening, rs
we had hint that the woman question
was then TO be considered, but as we
were busy elsewhere and the daily press
is silent, we are not prepared with
details. The great majority of Good
Templars are committed to Woman
Suffrage, but they have few old fogy
leaders who cry ''don't agitate it," and
they obey to the serious hindering Of
their chosen work.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To SPIRITUALTSTS AND DIHEE l5lhEi.Al.
rrtITN-tFFS-A a TuII supply of Spiriiualist and
Reform Books kept constantly for sale al SHOWS
liberal and Reform Bookstore and General
Pacific Agency. SIg Kearny street, up stairs,
near Bush. Also Adams & Co.'S Golden Pens,
Ortonfs Anti-TObaccO Preparation, and Spence's
Positive and Negative Powders. All goods sold
at Eastern prices. RcmittanceS in United States
paper currency received at par. Circulars and
catalogues mailed free. Address Herman
Snow, =. o. Box III, san Francisco, Cal. V2nl4
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AT its next meeting the Corvallis LIT
erary Society will debate the following.
"ResoIred, That the charges preferred
against Susan b. Anthony and her as
sOeiates for illegal voting, are Just in
law" We expect the affirmative will
be treated in an extremely able manner
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CORRESPONDENCE.

FOREST GROVE, Jan. Is, 1872.
Mrs. D,nlilCdy: Dear Madam =
The undersigned, citizens of this place,
respectfully request you TO visit us al
your earliest convenience and discourse
to us upon "Polygamy, or a Week in
Salt Lake City" We would suggest,
if convenient, Thursday or Friday even
ing of this week. Please let us hear
from you at once.
GEO. S. JOINS,
GEO. 6. CHANDLER,
WIN. CAPLES,
p. w. CHANDLER,
J. b. MATTHEWS,
WILLIAM GEIGER, JR.,
Jos. w. MARSH,
ELIZABETH GEIGER,
p. G.. BUFORD,
NJ. L. p. ANDERSON,
J. y. CAMPBELL,
L. C. WALKER,
Mrs. a. j. CAMPBELL,
+. WALKER,
w. II. SAVIOR,
G. II. WALKER,
G. II. COLLIER,
\. J. ANDERSON,
SYBIL a. COLLIER,
J. I. SCOTT
Dear Friends and Cjtizcns Of Forcst
GroUe: Respectfully thanking you for
the above compliment, which 1 shall
endeavor to the best of my humble
ability TO deserve, accept your invita-
ton and name Friday evening, Jan.
18th, as an occasion when can most
conveniently visit your village.
Fraternally, Al. DUNTwAY.
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inc NAothAhE ANstuN nos -
last thirty days, undergone regular reN NOluIioli
nv Fishei < Roberts having opened a frst-class
Clothing establishment, corner OF tIrst ana
Washington streets, where Men and Boy can
be fitted TO perfection in every kind OF ClOthes:
They are manufacturing on large scale, ana
can make anything for Men and Boys wear 10
order in the very best Style al extreme low
prices. Their aim is TO please both in hitting anu
in quality. 4 call 10 their establishment corner
OF the fact ap25-u
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OUR AGENTS.

The following persons are duly authorized to
act as Agents for the NEW NORTHWEST:
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
COUNTRY BOARD.

no COUPLE OF MIDDLE-AGED PERsoNs-wHo
would like quiet, comfortable and pleasant home home
in the country, moderate terms Company being
the desideratum) this is addressed For u particulars
apply at l39 East Twenty y-seyenth street
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
II via Newport and Fall River.
The magnincent % steamers NEwpoRT and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River OF Murray street,
daily (sundays excepted. at4P Through tickets sold
: - p'A''''~' '' A r. BACON, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
IL COTTON, AUCTIONEER
Elegsnt sale OF Household Furniture. Pianos &c.


lhis day Fridayl November H. at tho auction rooms
% East Thirteenth street. near Broadway, ii O'Clock,
by virtue OF mortgage and assignment a very large
and elegant assortment Of rich Parlor and Dining Room
Goods, mostly made 10 order yery rich and elegant
Parlor suit in brown SILK made by Dessoir A Brother
and cost sIOl one elegant rosewood Plano one superb
black walnut chamber set. SlUD: Warlrobes
hrmoires Pickhardts sofa and upright Beds one Paror
organ ana MelodeOn, one Turkish AMI Easy Chairs
hair Mattresses Lounges French plate pier and manta
Miirors; ~ or 80 Chromos and Oil Paintings one very
superior donbeharrced Fowng Piece with ca se: one
octave rosewood Pianolorle . or 80 Carpets, Axmn
FIAtures &c, &c. Catalognes earlN his mnrnan !, -
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosscs and
Cortlandt streets, as follows
Express Harrisburg, Ptsburg, the West and South,
-.s:lOP. N. sunday, and a:D r. NJ
For srssnn r ana he south yS Penn
day 9P. NJ. For baltimore and Washington, via Bal
tnlore and Ohio Railroad, at 80 NJ Daily.
Express Tor PhiiadeIphs, $50 and 81 A. A., 1850
For trenton at 7: A. NJ 2 31o and 6l0P NJ. sunday,
G:i0 r. NJ
Emigrant and second class r. NJ
For Newark At $50 ~ 20 $40 o 10 II A. NJ M,
siS q % T. n and il night. Sunday, so.
For Elizabeth 8, 6;so 7:ao 74a sl9 TO- ia I'm,
L2 2so $40, s4n 4iO, 4:n 20, $40 6:io, $50 Z,
s2o sao, 10, ls:29 rN and u night Sunday $40
2s9 s;'o $40, 4io, 49, $40, $40, g. eio 80 7sSi
s;lo, 70 7. N. and II night sunday o'So' Gao and
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy.e and 10 A. NJ, 2so.
For New brunswick, 7 20 and sac a, NJ, 12 NJ, 3lo
4:s9 o! 6:io 1880 p M and IL nsh' sunday oiV ana
For East Millsonc, slo A. NJ, IL noon, and BOP
For Lambertvil!e and Flcminston . sy a. ~ and + NJ
den, % and % A. ~ isso 10 and so r N.
For Freehold, 20 A. ~, and " ~
For Jane sburg, Pcmberton, Camden, A. NJ and 2.31
Trains IS arrive as foIlows Pitts!ars, e,o A. NJ,
@ and sS wsshimsyy M iGay a ana 10 81 Sny SGsps sS
and and 10 IS:sa r NJ From Phiiade phia ~ Cos 10 go
day' 6:s2 o5, $40. 80 II 100 A. NJ. and 10 III +. 81
Ticket Offices 526, AS, 27l and 944 Broadway, No I
Astor House, and foot Desbros Corandi streets
EmsTGsn1ss !Isff, 0ce No. Battery pacs NJ Soyp j.
A. - General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

JACOB BQGART, .AuCTIONEER-s NO.
- vember l5 at III O'Clock at the apctiofn room No
Morih william street Hou.eh. Fqrnitu Of every de-
niturc; als0 about 40 pounds North q ronn Mica AZ
sorted sizesi CO dozen shirts and Drawers, Fancy
Gools, &c. ' ~'
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
L P. TRAvER, AUCTIoNEER
sU TpAYIVk kyPIaTfr - M - a.

/ 7. THAVEK, AILTIONEtR
.IRAyLR& WRIGHT 7 will sch this day, at10K o'elock,
AZ M hnn % Great Jones street. large lot of Household
furniturc-farior suits in green reps and haircoth
marble top Centre AMI side tables ihreeply Ingram and
ohfr carpets pilcoths elegant walnut and ohcr Bed
stcads, Dressing and other Bureaus Cottage suits Wash
stands Commodcs, Wardrobcs hair and hk Matre sses
Feather BEDS, Pillows, Bedding; 10 Cooking and Paror
stoves dining room and kitchen Furniture Crockery and
Glassware " Sewing Machines is pounds green oil
OF Cognac also one bay Horse, top road Wagon Ight
business Wagon, set Harness &C. Tomorrow Dry and
Fancy Goods Matches, Jcwery &c.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

4 UCTIoN SALE OF OVER 800 LOTS AND
n over $4,000 worth Household Furniture,
BY Of ". Richards at The large four story brown
stone mansion l04 East Tweutyfiith street. between
Third and Fourth avenues Y. ROTH Auctioneer. Par
lors-Magnifcent Grand Duchess style Paror SUITS
satin brocade Turkish Easy cnar and Lounges Marie
Curtains, Bronzes Works OF Art, Paintings.
Magnificent ~ octave rosewood Pianoforte,
Stool Cover Music Cabinet; has box for shipping
Rosewood and walnut Chamber suits Mattresses Bed
Silver Ware Cutlery, DC. Sale positive House open at
9ocloek Catalogues ready for the SALE Goods be
removed "A hours AFTER the sale.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
SALES an AUcrION.

SALES Al AUCTION.
RICH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIoNEER.-oFFIcE AND
n saesroom Nassau street; hore auction mart ~ 10
2o Thirteenth street, near Filth avenue.
Household Furniture
dor account OF whom II may concern).
- To be removed the day OF sale; NV ri,
day., at IOjs o'clock. Household Furniture, FOR
account of whom II may concern.
Also, at IL O'clock,
Fine on rao5n'insfl6 On sHf6 6iRap59R9os' Rp%9 &c. &C.
some 200 Mirrors Pier. Mantle, DRESSING Pocket &C. &C.
uoTios SSTlIsgfF Talsg fXGF rIiday Il daAzS Nv AuorIosERH
Nlo's O'clock at our saiesrpom lls Chambers street.
Fancy Goods and Toys,
China and Paran Ware,
table and pocket Cutlery, &c. &c,
in lots TO suit city and country trade,
o""A'sNN' Il. 7. nAzEIL 4 CO.
Auctoneers lis han bcrs street.
A LBERT b. wALDRoN, .AUCrIoNEER.
Ssesroos los Liberty III Cedar and SO Church street
Sale OF Miscellaneous Goods TIL Is DAY. o'clock,
including Dry Goods Yankee Notions, Groceries Teas
codces Soaps, Toys Dolls, Cutlery Plate, Drugs Quack
Medicines Tea Sets Counters Desks Shows Cases Bon
nets, &c. on saturday-Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors
Bedding &c.
A Rr SALE
collection OF High Class Foreign and
American Oil Paintings
will be sold on THIS DAY. November A. at the Gallery,
No, 60 Liberty street. at IL O'Clock.
Now exhibition
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
WINTER RESORTS.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL NASSAU. N. P BAHIA
IL mas. is open for the reception OF guests Persons
desiring escape the rgors OF Northern winter cab oO
tain circular containing full by addressing
JAMES LIDGERWooD, 75S broadway.
7. J. PoR ER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
4 UCTION NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE.
~ Magnificent Household Furniture,
kTHIS DAY friday, ut l01s O'Clock,
at the elegant mansion 70, 50 West 18th St.,

The property of family leaving the city.
Drawing RooYnssuperb suits, covered richest dcscrip
tion silk brocade, Pompadour, Grand Duchess styles
rosewood Etageros, Secretary Bookcase, Cabinets En-
coignures, Paintings by eminent artists velvet medal
lion Carpets; rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Redstcads,
Wardrobcs, Mattresses, Extension Table, sideboard
China Glass; Silver, Cutlery also Furniture servants
and kitchen apartments Parties wishing to attend this
sale take sth stages 9th ay Competent per
sons in attendance to remove goods.
~ - AUGUSTE MARTINES Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

E'OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
from pier ~ North River their elegant dewhee seam
snip OLD DOMINION. Walker, commander, tor Norfolk,
City Point and Richmond Saturday, November u.s. at
r NJ giving through bills OF ladng to all points South
and Southwest Through passenger tickets to all points
general Office. 1877 Greenwich street. corner OF Dey.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

RY NJ YoUNGS CO., AUCTIONEE EERs.-OvER
- sSlU0 worth handsome Household Furniture at
public auction this friday afternoon, o'clock pre-
csey. at private residence 20 West 2lst street-Eegant
e octave !seinwayl piano,ore, satin Paror Suits,
ana plush Suits library dining and Kitchen Furniture
silverware, Crockery Carpets, Paintings Bronzcs &c.
sale positive.
pY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER-SELI.S
ID this day, In lots commencing ii O'Clock entire as
sorted Stock and good fixtures family Grocery 1876
Last fourteeDth street. Buyers, dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
RY s. W. DAuGHY, AucTroYEEE.

II UAINH1 4 JDNNSUN
sell this day, at2 O'Clock 44 Canal street general
as1riment Of Household Furniture, consisting several
Paror and Bedroom Suits Velvet, Tapestry III rec ply
and Ingran Carpets; oclo,hs. Beds, Bedsteads Bed
ding, lair Mattresses Blankets ComOreIs Extension
and Dining Tables Chairs BOOKCASES, several elegant
Gas Shandelle.s Gas Brackets. Mirrors Vases, fine
French Dining set i'll green and gold Window Curtains
Shades Oil Paintings tngravings Crockery and Glass
ware fine Gold Watch, Cod Jewelry, several Re
voying Pistols, ladies' and gentcmen's WeariI Appa
rel. shaMls. &c. also 0 lot OF IVORY Poker Chccks
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

Il ARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE
- This tFridayl afternoon at O'CLOCK precisely,
at the private residence - East Twenty fifth street near
Fourth avenue. Velvet Brussels CARPETS, four round
corner TX octave roewood Pianoforic ana covers
Parl0r Suits covered with satin br0catc silk psh and
rens; Etageres Tables Mirrors, Curtains, Paintings,
vases Clocks. Turkish Chairs Lounges. Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Washsiands, Commodes, MattresGs Redding,
Bolsters Pillows Blankets Sidcboard Extension Table,
basement and kitchen Furniture, &c by order OF Joseph
Rsde ESQ.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

2D EAST NINTH sT.-WIIoLE OR PART OF SEC.
80 Qna Floor wnl furnished also ofhcr Rooms; III.
~ sio nov immediate possesson terms very mode rate
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

A UCTIoN sALE.-EXT2A FINE HOUSEHOLD FUR
n nitIre Pier and Mantel Mirrors &c, &c. A. CAID-
WELL CO. Auc,ioneers will sell to the hiahest bidder
Furniture the residence l3S West 45th St. between 9th
av and broadway, viz :Paror Suits in satin and reps
Mirrors,, fine oil Paintings, Easy Chairs, Bronzes
suits in rosewood and walnut pure Hair Mattresses,
Reds and Bedding, Dining Chairs Extension Tables
very elegant walnut Buhet with Dressing Stand,
wood and walnut Centre Tables rosewood ,n1astand
he above is the property Of strictly private family
who are breaking up Deposits required from every pur
nha
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

l1katR ,e,! BoWE co, AuCTIoNEERs-wILL SELL
nl pubic auction on Friday the Ilh day OF Novcm.
ucrs 1873, at III O'Clock A. NJ al No IL West Twonv.
eshih street. under and by virtue Of an execution and
par VItpate, INC contents OF elegantly iticd up
r p una niuDroom consisting Of Wines Liquors Cigars
.vhhlcr, tnhlr% Tables Glassware, tias Fixtures
&C. also lease OF premises Join ~ IIf f.IISR "
"arshsi and Attorney for Mortgages.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

A UCTIoy NoTICE.-HENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEER,
n sells this day all the elegant Household Furniture
contained in private residence East % ST., near Broad
way, commencing at tloB O'Clock comprising every ar
wood Pianoore cost $685. elegant Parlor and
lace Curtains, single and double Bedseads, Bureaus
Wardrohes, spring and hair Mattresses Lounges &c.
also, dining room basement and kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

Oh EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.-A LARGE FRONT
~ and han Room, adjoining; alo large and ha sin
gle Rooms; two Rooms, furnished complete, Tor house
keeping or private table reasonable rates
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
n The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship KNICKERBOCkER, Captain +. V. Ga.
ger will leave pier No. North River on Saturday, No
vcmbcr Is at 3P. NJ. Freight received daily. Through
given to Galveston Indanoa Rockpor or Aranzas
wharf Brazos Santiago and St Louis. Cabin passage,
S5D steeragc, S25. For freight or passage apply to-
CLARK Il SEAMAN, So West street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
A UCTION NOTIcE.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE
n This FRlDAYl morning November u,

commencing at l0i5 O'Clock,
al private residence, No. l2O West Two nty third street.
near Sixth avenue S50Jo worth OF elegant house
hold Furniture, chickering Son and steinway Piano
fortes tour rich parlor suits In SATIN brccase reps 6c
Centre Tables Mirror, Carpets, Curtains, Paintings
Eronzes. Bookcase. Books, bedroom suits Mattresses
Beds Quilts, Sheets Blankets, Bedding all kinds base
ment and kitchen Furniture. &c Sale positive. BY
order OF John Icvenge Targee ESQ iying for Eiropc
n B-Goods packed and shil ped.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosTON.-TuE ELEGANT
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday ani satur-
day. -
day from pier 33 North River, at /. NJ.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

GOD STREET. $40 WEST-A PRIVATE FAMILY
~ will let two or three nicely furnished Rooms with
hr class Board; location Convenient 10 and
and Elevated Railway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

7fTH STREET, 3of wEST-HAEDSOMELY FUR
IT Dished Rooms, with sunny exposure, let, with
first class Board reasonable terms location unex-
ceptionable; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

! tTH STREET. 3T9 wEsT.-GENTLEMEN OR GEN.
1t teman and wife looking for nicely furnished
Rooms, with good Board, be suited; references ex-
changed.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

11TH STREET 257, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
II Eshth avenues a large. handsome ParIor, on
first second third foor neatly furnished, with SUBJ
santal table; cleanliness specially; references rc.
quired.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

On WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET-A PARLoR
w ana Bedroom second floor; also hall Room !
With crate fires 10 let with Board the whole second
floor house first class.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

10 WEST FoRTY-NINTH STREET-A LARGE
10 Room, well furnished, with Board Tor gentleman
references
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

ucrloN SALE, AUCTION sALE-TnIs DAY. FRI
"A day,
l0I, O'Clock. at the elegant private residence
20 West 2lst street, near 9TH avenue.
over $4,000 worth handsome Household Furniture,
consisting Paror Suits in satin, Turkish Easy Chairs,
Cabinets Centre and Console Tables, Mirrors Curtains,
Clocks Bronzes Paintings two elegant rosewood Piano
fortes and walnut Bedsteads Dressing Cases.
bureaus wardrobes, Washstands Lounges ~ hair and
spring Mattresses rep ard plush Bedroom Suits Book
cases Extension Table, sdeboard dining Chairs silver
ware, Crockery, kitchen Furniture, u Carpets, &C N.
B-Sale without reserve. Take 7th or eh avenue
- ROBERT &. CASHIN. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

GOD sTREET.-FURSISHED ROOMS TO LET WITH
ZD first Glass Board, gentlemen and wives single
gentlemen house and table first class terms moderate
5l3 West
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
HOTELS.

PRASDRETH HOUSE, CORNER or BROADWAY
~ and Canal street-Rooms at reduced prices 10 per.
manent parties for the winter
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

10 EAST FORTY FIRST sTRERT.-SECoND STORY
duced rates
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

600 PER WFEK.-WITH BOARD. For TWO, A
'pLA large front ROOM second foor not and cold
water large closets references exchanged. 25l West
Twenty fifth street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

CALLEN HOUSE. l66 HUDSON STREET CORNER
OF Laight Excellent Board, Sc to 81 50 per week.
with single Room; single Room. without beard s2 and
UPWARDS Lodging, 10 cents gentlemen only. Open all
night.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

IIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
EMILY b. SOUDER,
from pier SO North River oot North Moore strceD,
Saturday, Nov. Is at o'clock r. NJ.
Freight received daily. Through rates given 10 ST.
Louis, vIcksburg. Mobile. Galveston and Indianola.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

BOARD wANTED-FRoM DICEMBER1. /. BY A LADY
- above Twentieth street. between Fourth and Sixth
avenues in private family or whore few boarders
are taken; board inclndng fire and gas not to exceed
$i per week best references given AMI required Ad-
dress CONNECTICUT, box l3i Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

Cr EAST TWENTY-TH1RD STREET NFAp v.nr
~ son avenue let with good Board Third flonr
uhrce large rooms, Wen furnished; plenty closets &C.
800
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

90 EAST TwENTY-THIRD STREET MADISON
~ square).-Parlor Floor and Extension Room 10.
gether or separaiey With or without private table; also
other Rooms. with Board references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

elf PER WEEK FOR MAN AND WIFE OR TWO
2If gentlemen; handsomely furnished front Room,
fire and gas; private table No 444 Broadway ST
Cloud Hotel. No children other boarders second
floor.