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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

L,OR SALE AT HARLEM.-THIs is NO FICTION !
IL We offer the cheapest business corner in Harlem
three houses; ten per cent guaranteed corner
blouse, four story brick 21x50 II you want bargain
look at this. BROWNE d CO., 2,2i0 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

IGOR SALE OR TO LET-ON FORTY NINTH STREET
Il near Fifth avenue, beautiful Residence, painted
ana irescoed and III perfect Order with immediate
session HENRY A. SMITH, 200 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

NOR SALE CHEAP-A DESIRABLE PLOT FOR MAN
Il ufacfurers builders corner Bridge and Plymouth
streets, look l07ls two blocks from ferry will be d
vded Il desired. Apply to THOMAS KELLY, 65 Jay
street BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

DAPID TRANSIT.-CHOICE LOTS 25XlOO FEET
II under close restrictions, in first class neghborhood
near Prospect Park BROOKLYN and the line o. the pro
posed Rapid Transit steam road for sale at $500 and
wards splendid opportunity for investment specn
lation Apply at the Office OF the late A. j. WALKER
IL John street New York. from IL TO O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

THREE STORY HIGH STooP BROWN STONE HOUSE,
l. perfect repair, with all modern improvements; FOX
b5xi05 Apply the premises, III East Forty-sixth
street near Lexington avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

iITlFTH AVENUE, BELOW THIRTY FIRST STREET
tLate owner Just deceasedl-very substantial four
story high soop House, lot 25xl00 sale with
ate possession, furnished unfinished
sonable figure This property has immense prospect
i've value for bushes purposes taken
ton in price asked to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

RIO LET CHEAP-AT NEW BRIGHTON, IL ROOM
Il House; all improvements; fine OF Bav; four
Lots; five minute, from ferry owner, l52 William street.
basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

no LET-A NEW HOTEL. AT A DESIRABLE SUM.
mer resort on Long Island within Ia hours from New
York city by the Souhde Railroad the house contains
p rooms fully urDshcd the location unsurpassed for
heaithIul and beauty OF surrounding scenery
manding fine view OF the bay and ocean, and aiording
ample opportunity for boating, sailing fishing and bath
ing: the rent will be made reasonable u desirable
party For full information apply to SAMUEL WOOD.
ln2 Front civ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

yVANTED-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN
w healthy locality in New Jersey; must be well
built house, within five minutes from depot with two
more acres; must be well situated and shaded, have
nishcd and possession given immediately with terms Of
and price, with privilege to purchase Address box
$50 New York Post Office
yxrANTED-REsIDENC IN BROOKLYN, JERSEY
w City Newark for about 5000 halt cash or mort
gage, and balance choice lots In the city OF Railway
RICHARD Il. PARKER, 81 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

no LET--TO A HOTEL or LARGE BOARDING
i house keeper, resort for their boarders.
the Mansion House and about acres OF Land, Barn,
Stables Carriage and Bathing House beautifully situated
on thc banks Of the shrewsbury River at Red Bank;
pleasant drive from Long Branch Apply 10 q. Is HAR
EiS. goo Washington street. or ROBERT ALLEN, Jrr
Rcd 8anL N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

. A SACRIFICE.-$960O WILL BUY A NEW MODERN
~ three story high stoop brown House 10th
street wide street,, west of Third only ST.
cash required. 5. FREIDENRICH AZ Co,
and nya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

no LEr-AT BRENTWOOD. L. T.. ~ MILES FROM
l. city q furnished Cottage. Inquire OF or address
8. T., ~ Clinton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

9Th AVENUE, NEAR FORTY NINTH STREET.-THE
- finest medinmsized high scop House the avenue;
rooms deep elegant order price extremely low; with
new and beautiful Furniture terms easy. Apply 10 W.
i. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

A NICE, SMALL BROWN STONE HOUSE FOR
IN sae-l32 East TweRty seventh street, Lexing-
Son avenue price low; immediate possession.
JOHN FOLEY. No. 2 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

Ilc.VOv. between broadway and University
place fac four story and basement high stoop House.
in fine order 25x5ox1 the block ground 500; Sail
ors' Snug Harbor lease. G. NAGLE, l4g Fourth av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23

DOR SAIE-THIRTY MILES FROM NEW YORK, AT
IL a hourishng station on leading railroad a well
established popular and successful Store having
profitable trade, with numerous and select class Of
customers; rare opportunity; satisfactory for
selling, Address S. L. d., Herald Office.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
Nrnistrr's 8 Orders.
Iscgistc1.'s Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Oct. io'h, 1919,
Upon the Application of William Thomas
administrator of John Thomas hate of Appoquin'
mink Hundred In said County. decreased u Is
ordered aud directed hy the Register that the ad-
,uiuis,ra,ur aforesaid give notice Of The srani'ng
oi Letters OF Administration upoD The Estate oi
ihr deceased, with the date OF granting ihcrcn''
NV cansiu. advertisements 10 he posted villain
forty days from lir date VI such letters ~ s'N ~
the most Iuhiie places OF The County oi New Cns-
tie, requiring all persons b wing Demands against
the F., lie 10 prrscni the sa,nr. or abide hy an
Act ui asscmhi, in snch 'asr III ,de ani Worii.
ed And also raasr The s,me ~ lc inserted ".iii-
10 the stm. Icriud in the MippLgfowS TRANS.
cHirr a newsla,wr pu!,lishrd in Middleton and
10 lie continued therein tm0 niunihs
Given under The hand and Seal Of u'-
fcr oi The Register aoTesali, ~ New
/ h iasil., in New castle touni, aforesaid,
the da, and ,rar above written.
u. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
Registers Order.
REGISTER s OFFICE,


New Castle Comfy, Sept ?9ih, ls1l
rron the application IT MATILDA " NAS-
DEt;RlfT rnd MARTIN T.. wAIkER. Admins
trn,ors Of Jacob A. ynudrsrin, late Of ~ Georges
Hundred In said roun,,. deceased IL Is ordered
nnd directed l., the Register that The Admins
traitors afort said. give notice of the granting OF
Letters oi Administration upon the Estate of the
deceased, with the date Of granting thereof hy
causing advertisements TO ie pasted within furN
days fsom ht date Of such letters, In six of the
mos, public places Of the Count, oi New Castle
rraui,ing all persons having demands against The
Estate TO present the same, Or ai,ide IN AT
of Assembly in surl, ease made and provided ;
aud also, cause III. s.mc 10 he Inserted. within
III, same period In the Npbisrows TnAsscsirr,
II nr~ sr,.icr published In Middicioan, aud 10 le
roniinI.d therein two maaihs.
-, Given under the hand and seal Of Of-
L. irs of the tcTi.ler aforesaid, nt Nov
49, Castle, 10 New Castle County aforesaid,
the day aud year ahosc written.
u. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
Regis,cr's Order.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, September I'd. 1879.
T1psn the spplicss,ion ~ Edward ". Lockwood.
" Ad,mjg gisirainr Of Curiis Covdrny, des~as.d
|, 10 ordered and directed by the Reaistrr tina,
the Admin 'stvAtor mforcsaid, give nosi,e Of the
granting Os letter. oi ADMINISTRATION upon the
Estate OF the deceascd. with the date OF granting
thereof, hy causing advertisements 10 i,e posted,
within fsssy DAYS FROM the date 0f such Letters,
In six or The mos, public rlaves of the County VI
NV Castle rcquirinr al, persons ha sing demands
against the Estate, To present the same " abide
hy nm Act Of kssr,nhls in snrh csce mmde aud
provided. And also canse the sAusc 10 lie insert
I'd within the NsIne period In the NiDDLwIowN
TaAxncsirs newspaper published 10 Nlddlelown
and 10 bs continued therein iw0 months.
- Given under The hsnd sud Heal Of l.hace
Uf The Register s6srshald, ~ New Castle
County aforssaid, the day and yssr above writ.
ten ,. 0lislsS. nesIs,~r.
NOTlGE.--All t<rscn. having clsims against
The Estate ~ the drrtns,i must prrsrnt the same
duly aiies,ed 10 the Admimisttxt0r on or isrforc
l~p,ensi'er "a. 1874. CT abide an Ac ~ Aasssully
u snch s~se made and provided.
RDW ARD ". LOCK WtMpn. Administrator.
6sPt i3-sm. Anpnss1-- Nlddle,own. Del.
n K m &Ofl l'er aay' Assas: ~sa,rd.
p)s, 0f either ~x. yo,snx o. old. nsake wore
money n work ibr 10 10 thsif svmrs ulonssnta. or
III ths tleae. .l'an q anyshlaG slse pHsalralass
ftVo. AA4sgGo U. 6s,sDop Co.,
o.. se--ly. Pustlasds Naiss.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
las Acres, / Rood and 1920 Perches,
Il TllOM 40 MASSEY. JR.
~ CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
noasn ssssss. nszs aesr - Hasssnal msess
Doladlotuvvm Delaware

CLOCKa.. Watches, Jewclry, &c. neatly and
~ promptly repaired.
Always on hand and for sale, Clocks wniclles,
Plated Ware, Forks, Spoons, Silver Napkin
Rings, 6ilver Thimbles, BALI, 6agsr and Tea
Spoons, Butter Kniscs, Gold bFeasi-Pins,. Ear.
Riues, flnges-Ilings. Sleeve Butious, Wseh
ChalnA wssck keys Key Rings, 6lssa Waaeb
DsvNNYS SPECrACLES.
fIee. la--lk.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Esia'c %
the DECREASED mast p.es NJ the siirc 'nls ni'-s,.d
tn the Adm inisirnior un ar 'sinrc 10 io''er ION
1874 or NJ idc the Act oi Assembly IN suri' rasr
mad- aud provided. WM W. IttiNAS,
AppRnss--Norlh East, Nd, d3'n,ni,iraer.
Ort ls-lmus
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
Administrators Sale
RE A l. E ST Al E
SITUATE IN PENCADER HID.


Dy virtue OF an Order Of tho Orphans Court
- ~ the State of Delaware. In AMI Tor New
Castle county, made the Is, day ol September
A. D., 1873 will bc exposed to sale, by way o.
iublic Auction, on
MONDAY, THE ioM or NO OrEhBER,
1879 AT the Hotel Of William u. fohrd, a, kiri-
wood, at ~ a'rlack. n,nn, the following ianis
aud l. tneinenis, icing the real estate u the late
Leonard J. vanlesic, deed, 10 wit:
Beginning ~ n stone In the middle nf The New
ak read. running nlopg said road. south, d~p
east, 0S lilo prr,hes % n stone; thence sonih.
81 1T deg west ~ g-lO perrhes 20 n walnut
ttce: thence gouih. 4 d.g. erf, 81 lilo pcrthcsio
wid-cherry tree; ihcnrc snn''. . i-2 deg cas'.
33 I-iU rcrcics To- sonr ihencr north 81. EAST.
,iS :,-lO perchcs TO u atone In the middle ~ the
ai.,e named road; thence along said road north,
i3le wesi. o. i-iu p-r,'aes toS,nprs run; ,hvnrr
along said run norih. eIo east. I-lU perchcs To
" sinai, ash tree: ihencc along said run Lorih.
63io casi. 10 .i0 prcl,rs; thence north 79o east
~ A-i0 I~rehes: thence nnrih, 1879 east III
p.rcirs thence north. 2ilo east. i ,'crchrs :;
thence nsrli, 1919 east. 10 Icrrhcs; thence north
I0l deg. west. 10 pcrches thence nor'h. "a
wtsi ~ perrlcs; thcnee north. 53o east. perch
cs; thenee nsr,h, 40 eas', lcrrhes; thence
north, 1879 west, o 2-iO pcrclcs; thescc north.
1le east, % ierrles thcncc north, 2ilo west, ~
perrhes 10 a stone thence north. $3.50 west ss
D. rrlies 10 B,,on's line; thence south, SO west.
81 perches To tue place Of beginning: containing
las Acres, l Rood and 1920 Perchea,
MORE on LESS.
Attendance will be given and serms Of sale
made known at the time and place aforesaid by
Joseph ". vanhckie, the Adr,inistrator, OF By
George Il. Rodney, Esq, his aitnrney.
Attest: y. n. vANDEvER,
Oct is-,s. Cferk NJ OvyAaas' Cosrf
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
NilTli.E.

All persons having claims against the Estate
Of the deceased must present The same duly al
tested l., the Administrators ON ~ hcio,e Sept.
10Th, 1874, or abide the Ac, o. assembly 10 such
case made aud provided.
MATILDA " vASDEGRiFT,
Al. Y. " ALEER.
Oct A-?m. ddntaisirrfors
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
Walnut and Other Furniture,
Undertaking Work
IASs0.. < SONS
Celebrated Corpse ercscrscr

The Corpse my he irrss.i N M, finest fabric
aui NOT hr spici. tn 'u nr seen u all times
as nothing but DR., coli air enirrs The Casa.t
GEORGE ". WILSON.
Practical Cabinet Maker aud fuderi,ker,
Fcbl-6m NiIde,owu D.l.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-08
FURNITURE.
UNDERTAKING.
UPHOLSTERIN ].

The undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
citizens of Middic;oan and yiciniiy that lie
has rn h,uh large and we'll srlec,cd
stock oi handsome and Durable
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-15
navy.

TIE NEw YORK Stock EXCHANGE IN
TIE LoDBY.-Formerly law of Congress
required money employed incarrying
stocks, gold, bonds, &c. to pay tax Of
one twenty.fourth Of one per cent. o
month. Subsequently this was modified,
and ii has been charged that the modify.
ing Legislation was procured by the Stock
Exchange of New York, by arts usually
practlsed in the lobby. The matter is
undergoing an examination by the Ways
and Means Committee OF the House.
Yesterday Charles G. Colgate, who has
charge Of the tax and claim business Of
the Stock Exchange, was before the Com.
mittee and testified that some persons
had put in claims Tor services rendered
the Exchange in procuring the passage Of
the amendment; but that no money had
been paid to any person connected with
the revenue department or Congress, nor
ever hinted at except on one case when
George a. Bsssett, clerk Of Ways and
Means Committee offered his services for
$3.50 per month for session and contln.
gency OF 5000 in case the amendment
referred to became a law. This prop.
osihon was declined by tho stock Ex.
change and Basset was never paid. The
Exchange as a body had never been call.
ed on for dollar in connection with the
passage Of the amendment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-15
Ohio Leaislnture.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 14.-1n the Senate
this morning, the House bill to amend the
Insurance law, by repeating section 30
which provides for q waiver by the In
surance Companies Of the right to trans
fer any, cause from the State to United
States Courts was passed. A bill was
introduced to extend the time OF com
pletiDg the Geological Survey to such
time as the Geological Board shall de-
termine. The Senate bill to so amend
the homestead laws as to exempt from levy
or sale on execution to head Of family and
not the owner Of 8 homestead, personal
or real property to the value Of $500. in
addition to chattel property now by law
Court, was passed.
In the House this afternoon, the follow.
ingibills passed: A House bill to prevent
lotteries or games Of any description, and
q Senate bill to authorize Mining com.
panies to,increase their Capital Stock. A
bill was introduced to make the pointing
Of fire arms, whether loaded or unlosdedr
at any person punishable by fine or i'm
prisomeut, or both. In the Senate a bill
to regulate fares and freight on Railroads
was reported back and made the special
order for next Thursday,
The Legislative Investigating Com.
mittee spent the entire day on examining
persons who purchased old Central Luna.
tic Asylum property. Witnesses all testi-
fed that as far as they knew no improper
means had been used to influence Legis-
lstion. The Committee are making des.
perate efforts to convict some one Of
crime, but up to this time the testimony
has been very weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-15
RAPH.
Associated PRESS RBPoRT.
ErolnsIralH to the InteIIiKoncer.
CBy the Western Unioa Line.
onlec Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe DtS)
s sPAIN.

MADRID, Feb. 14.-At a council OF minis
tiers held, the new Government pardoneC
several men sentenced to be executed o.
Barcelona to-day. CASTELAR,, minister fol
foreign affairs, Is preparing amauitesto tc
the foreign powers explaining the policy O.
the present Government. A system o.
arming the people to repel invasion by
the Csrlists will be developed.
LISBON, Feb. 14.-Amadeus reached
this city this morning, and proceeded tc
tho palace prepared for him. No intima'
tion given as to the time he will go to
Italy. A squadron Of Italian navel ves-
aels is momOntsrily expected.
The COuriers have left the Capital with
Minister Cogtellar's manifesto to foreign
powers. Eminent statesmen are trying
to prevail on the Government to relin-
quish tho idea of dividing the country
into separate States and forming a teder'
aled Republic like the United States. 1t
is probable the arrangements against the
scheme will have effect General Mon.
villas has been appointed Captain Gen
eral. The Madrid INpGrcial declares
that the act Of abdicatlon was voluntary
and personal, and that the Kings father
was against it. The CorespOndsnciG says
the lag OF the Republic will be violet
white and red. 1t is reported that Gen.
eral Nioniones, Commander.in- Chief in
the North has telegrsphed his adhesion
to the new Government.
LISBON, February 4.-Ex.King ANA
deus and family were met on their arri'
val at the railway station by the King
and Queen OF Portugal, Prince August,
and the members of the Italian Cabinet.
MADRID, Feb. 14.-The address in
replyto the Kings message Of abdication
was adopted by the National Assembly.
1t concludes with declaration that when
present perils Of conspiracy and obstacles
are overcome, spaniards will not be
able to offer Amedeus q Grown, but they
will offer him. another dignity, that Of
being citizen OF free, independent
country. Esparteus, the veteran states
man has sent warmest congratulations to
the new Government. senor Aloseaga
Spanish Ambassador to Paris has thrice
rendered his resignation, but the Gov
ernment has requested him to remain
Tor the sake Of his country, and liberty
and he consented.
LISBON, February 14t--In the Chamber
Of Deputies to-day, a debate arose on the
recent events in Spain. Silva said there
wero reasons to expect that changes IN
neighborlng country would have echo in
Portugal. He urged all to support the
Constitution. Tho Prime Minister re-
Piled that he saw no danger to the
Countries, The idea of a union with
Spain and Portugal is gaining strength.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-15
Eracution al nnaalo.

BUFT4Io, N. Y, February, 14.-John
Gafney, the murderer Of Patrick Tabey,
was hanged at noon. Before the execu.
ton he said few words begging pardon
of those he had wronged. BE was crazy
drunk when he committed the oaense,
Had he been allowed to manage his OWE
defense, he would havo told the truth
and thrown himself on the merry Of the
law. He acknowledged feIgineng inSan'
ity. Death was almostinstAntsnlouS, The
parting scene with his family was afec'
ting. The remains were taken to CAT
ney's former home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-15
UTAH.


SALT LAKE, February 14,-The snow
storms on the wasatch division Of the
Union Pacific RriIroad have been contin!
uOus and very severe, but the big snow
plows drive through everything, and not
single passenger or freight train has
been detained. By the usual report to-
night, all trains are on time. The passen.
gers enthusiastic praise Of the road and
its management is quitelarge.
A number of Saints are leaving for
tho new settlement in Arizona. Some of
them Of high worldly degree regard their
tall with ill.concealed dissatisfaction, and
arc half inclined to rebel. There Is con-
siderable remonstrance, but tho Church's
orders are imperative and unalterable.
Utah affairs at Washington still en-.
gross the public attention. The Mormons
profess the utmost confidence Of de-
fsating the efforts of the Admi nistra
ton not only al present but in the future.
The Church organs ignore as far as posi-
bic the pclygamy question. Delegate
Hooper's efforts are thought OYen among
the Mormons very weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-15
"White.Washed.n %

To tho Editors OF the elnteluRencer'
By to.day's Register see that the
"white.wash" has been accomplished In
the case Of the Public Printer. Walker
telegrsphs his e0lfrere or empl0y0, at full
length, which appears under big head
lines, accompanied with the editorial.
Committee appointed to investigate the
frauds, which Committee was organized
to acquit," have at last reported, and find
the Printer innocent. The only won
der is that the Committee did not report
that the State owed Baker, Walker & Co.
$50, 900 more. The Register regards 1t az
democratic" measure, and rolls the
precious morsel Of comfort under its
tongue with wonderful Gvidity. There are
not ten intelligent men IN the State who
can be gulled by such twaddle. There
are not ten honest DemocratSin in the State
who believe the report TO be true, or can
be induced, under any circumstances to
affiliate with any party which proposes to
"white-wash" matters 60 shamefnlly, or iS
to be run by such men. Walker and
Baker were the mill.stones which drown.
ed Camden, and II they are to be recog-
nlEed as leaders In the Democratic party
in this State, West Virginia can safely be
counted "furneHS" them and their party
for all time TO come.
am somewhat anxious to see the re,
port Of the committee, as l desire to Gee
il 1t will contain the following 9U0rn teS-
tim0ny given by Lewis Baker, at Charles
ton, when he was President OF the State
Senate, Chairman OF the State Demo
cratic Executive Committee, and engag'
ed with others in thwarting the plans o.
Wheeling's City Council committee sent
to induce the Constitutional Convention
to adjourn to this city. Baker testified
as follows, TO the Committee ot which
r G. Barr, ESQ, ofthis city, was Chair
man.
81 am an employe in the Courier Of
fee at $3.50 per month, for 80 much o.
my timess can devote to the office, but
can't give my full time during the session
l was partner with Walker until lasI
April, when we dissolved"
Those who desire to be posted on these
printing frauds should write members o.
the Legislature and get copies Of the Re
port made to the Legislature by an TN
partial commission, and after reading Il
they should get the whlte.wash affairs
the set.up party" job or dodge Of which
Walker telcgraphs his employo 80 fully,
Pheelino. EsJ "a 1879