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National Republican., 1873-12-17
THE BANHR UPT ACT AND ITS
NENTS

The House Of Representatives passed u
bill yesterday for the repeal Of the bankrupt
act Of 1867 and its amendments by the de-
cisive vote of e2s 10 A. The bill will
10 to the Senate lie there until aiter the
holidays. and doubtless hc materially
amended or wholly substituted in that body.
There are few men Of business past the
age OF forty, who do not believe that u judi.
cious bankrupt law is a necessary and proper
part Of the commercial poliiy otthis country.
In England II bankrup, law has been part
Of the legal system since Henry and Eliza
beth. In every country containing great
commercial class-cspccia'ly in ours, where
mercantile ventures are bold and continual
not 10 have u bankrupt law would he as i'm.
provident as for nm army 10 he without u
medical staff, chcs, or hospital: or for a
fMIg'" nal fallen in battle, Ia he without
pen. oil. Bold adrcnturcrs, men In
tr,d.. 8, lrusc enterprise contributes so much
to the growth and thriit Of community,
oncn, In the very nature Of things, fail at
some time during life of usefulness, and
IL some provision were not made 10 quit
them of past obligations and to set them on
their feet again, equipped by experience for
new and more successful operations. instead
Of being valuable factors in the business OF
the country, this class of men would be.
come useless droncs aud respondents for all
the most valuable part OF their lives.
IL such q country rs ours remains for
any long time without bankrupt law, and
one is finally passed. the number Of persons
avaiing Of ils benefits Is 81 great as soon to
produce rcvulsion Of feeling against it,.
The evil and iniquity Of bankrup, law
always occur in the first few years after ils
enactment Whereas, ii We had q pcrna,
ncnt bankrupt law like that of England,
wisely amended from time TO time AS cArc'
Renee should Indicate defects, 1t would
come 10 he accepted Us Just. wise and
necessary part of the commercial code.
We have never enjoyed, in the United
States. the benefits Of u permanent bank
rnpt law. Aner each great convulsion il
business we enact law: lis wise ant
humane provisions are grossly abused; tn
public feeling Is fierccly aroused against 1t
Il Il repealed; and the result asccriaincd Is
that the abuses OF il have greatly over
balanced lis benefits. II is repealed in II
Of popular impaliencc, just at the time whel
It's good effects seemed possible.
The action of the House yesterday repre-
scn', t'r' passionate protest Of the countr!
as,in.t the abuses, OF every name, OF whicl
tn law OF 1886, has been the parent.
The Senate will now take the subject il
hand. aud ndrepr,,cntinga that hudy does til
ciImcr Judgment Of the cool thought an
dcli!gr,,c wisdom of the country W
should not he surprised If bill were Il,
viscd which shall remedy the abuses OF III
prcsen, system and leave 10 the country
bankrupt INV, useful in IT. operation an
not obnoxious to the popular prciudiees.
National Republican., 1873-12-17
TO THE PUBLTC.

The lmsIness ONCE OF Tux REPUBLICAN for
the present will continue at Tenth and ID
streets, al which place all persons having busi-
ness relations with the paper wIll call. Due
nc,icc will be given Of the REMOVAL OF the
business department to the uw RErrbLicAN
hatl,lin0
National Republican., 1873-12-17
ond, o., 900. and the third. $4,000. and the

ond, 5000. and the third, $4,000. and the
members were individually required 10
choose ssstioi. This proposition, a severe
comment upon the expressed opinions
of the various speakers on this meas
ure, was ultimately defeated. and was
Immediately succeeded by an amend.
ment introduced by General Butler.
which exactcd the return OF oil increased
back pay. This was intended as q direct
sho, toward those gentlemen who received
the benefit Of the retroactive clause In The
act Of 1906. In the consideration Of this
project, never for an instant calmly enter.
tanned, Gen Butler raised the point OF
ORDER tha, members who received that
money could moi vote. under fhc eoth rule
because they were directly interested In
giving Judgment on this parliamentary ar.
peal, the Speaker gave evidence of that
ready thought which. thoroughly logical.
affords tho fullest protection TO the House
He decided that oil were interested, and
that the members noticed not standing IN
coniradisiinc,lon TO public interest were
not properly In the puryicw Of the ohjec-
tion. A square vote ON the PROPOSE
ton. which followed. ended In its rejection
by the close vote Of lei yeas to iso nays.
The House now returned to the Kasson
amendment. II provides for the com.
puiation Of the salary recommended by the
committee from the beginning Of this Con-
gress. or the 4th day OF March last, and
where member or employee has drawn
his monthly allowance nt the increased
rate, a deduction is Ia he made until an
equality, on the original basis, is reached.
With this proposition the tigh, began In
earnest. Motions to adjourn interviewed to
prevent progress the an,i.rcduction men
seemingly intent upon the prolonga,ion o'
the final verdict: but time and again those
efforts were defeated, and q, last every
method of delay exhausted, the test vote
was reached. The roll call, slowly pro
crossing. carly gave evidence of the i'm
mense majority Of q thorough correction o
the action by the late House, and when thu
last name was spoken the ayes mum
bcred lie. and the "nnys" only H. th'
major portion Of which came from thu
Southern States. The friends Of reform
decmng ii victory sufficient for one da.
agreed to adjournment. amer dark, the iins
proposition being postponed until to. day.
National Republican., 1873-12-17
STEAMSHIP LINES.
NJ NERouANrs LlNEoY STEAMSHIPS

- wAsHINGT0N AND NEW I0RK;,
L0HN GIBSON vii wshe rcsa.,as wEExIr
WASHINGTON and GEoRGHTOWN N, as foiiovsi
Leave New York non, Pier ~ East River cye,y sat
at n. m. and Aicksuiria the same day a. a ":
For full Information apply to ". Y. 4. DENHAS,
town, or al the corner OF Seventeenth strcet and
New York avenue. J~w.THOMPsO& -.
Jati-tf President.
National Republican., 1873-12-17
BENJAMIN & C0x'S
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY HOUSE
M Azn PENNhYLNANIA AKENUE.

The BEST CANDIES manufactured daily aud
sold 10 dealers at the lowest New York wholesale
rates. "
counties OF Maryland and Nlrglnis supplied win
lion.eon. 'srl"ns, 'srSmss sMrs'msa SSa ~, shs
thnlcVI o the rhrApcsi.
lnfclgu nOOh,. Strhps and Nuth always on haui
Dr,irrs is,t wIlli libcraiiy. call luvited,
upyl-tMMtr
National Republican., 1873-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

,.,gs MAsDNIC.-YlIE MEMnERs OF
meet a, o'cctl Il, W. TuispNy, in.irsl Of 10.
nj aeii /" '''r' We 'H"Ii i. TmYSlss, sersss,r,
e>,sfs sONs OF THNeERAN Nt,x- = 4
40 public Temperance liestinI Ytl De hcli
under the auspices af F&trral ,Iity SiytSlrn, No.
Ch,p,i CORNER ~ pauriee nth ard y direct. n,yrth-
wesi, T0- MONT, at t7;S O'Clock. The public are
cordially Invited. dcH
,~ss-, REV. THOMAS GALLAuDBr.
ssS N. H., Rector OF u, Ann's Church for Drtf
Mntes. New YORK Ctty, VIII prvsch at 81 MARKS
Church. Third street, bcrWccn 4 sn,l y streets,
lug the 18th Inst, al ian o'elock. The puS,lc sr-
rly-ssEND IN YOUR CARDS At ONE
nIIircr",siF,, 81 'pm !. AbSinS si,s bSinS NNfIoNkI ~,
PiBiICAN. kdirrss BoN :, HErrn.seAv on'cc.
spOUI.D CONSULT
~ TIT EALpnkRErI,.An ni,siNtSe III
nssins i,o,ia,y purc6s.cs or irsusssi,ng any tind
Of busincss IN the District. dcls
LODGE, NO. Q, n. or
~ P.-Thc regular ncciing q thls Lodge VII
" aTf .sca al IT, 9sT "n H Ss
nth Inst. Every mcmber is c,rn.stly requested 70
sytacusl,ns NJ. ~, to work ~" Ampllhr,l !,cEIce.
~ order or the a.. CT v. ". ThoMFsoN.
A. v. JoiINsoN, X. or. and 5. dccis
.zs.r1RsT sOCIABLE OF THE PENN
sS sYLNhNlA RErIni.r An AssMiA-
TlON, at Masonic Temple, WEDNESDAY ENEN-
ING. December u. issj, dcurN
National Republican., 1873-12-17
1.TO TIM LADIES.

MME. u. T, JEANNERET h,,lnR returned from
Paris, with the latest styles OF plnncr, Hail aIrl
br f"unf AZ No. iio Eleventh stroct. one door rrcn
Prnps, lyanla avenurs Drrsseseonst,ntiy on hand.
I It.l- I'm
National Republican., 1873-12-17


A PRIVATE DISPATCH received here ycs.cr-
day from san Francisco says II Is reported that
the Democratic wing of the State Legislature OF
California has agreed to support James Farley,
State Senator from hmader county, for the
long term IN the United States Senate, and
Judge Temple, Of the supreme Court Of Cali
fornia, for the short term, caused by the resig-
nation OF Senator Casserly. Both the Demo
cratic AMI Republican caucuscs will meet to-
night. Judge Wallace, Of the Supreme Court,
is reported to l,s out of the field. Under the
constitution the election of a United States
senator must he attempted to-day. Failing to
have a majority for ono candidate In both
houses, they mast then meet In joint convcn-
ton, which will probably take place tomorrow,
inasmucii ~ Il will be impossible 10 elect with
out doing SO. b,oth has only thirty-sevcn
votes in one hundred and twenty on Joint bal
lot, and his only chance OF election depends on
his power tn trade votes with the Democrats,
for which there Is little probability unless cor
rupt measures are resortei to.
A RICHMoND PAPER halls what II calls ga
restoration of good feeling" in the south, and
particularly In Nirginis. To encourage II still
further, u wants the President to appoint some
good Conservative to he Judge unjcrwood's
successor. To ask Republican President TO
appoint, AMI Republican Senate to confirm,
! one Of the Conservatives who only few
weeks ago were hurling their herrcst dcnun.
Citations at both Is one of those modest prnpo-
.itions which only 4 Virginia editor AMI poli-
I tician could make.
The Brooklyn irgrE concludes an article on
Mr.. Aley. u. Stcpheus' late speech thus; ~,
Is no small tribute to his character 10 note that
every man who dssgrecs with him feels In the
reading of his words not only the incisiyenes.
of his thoughts and the classical purity of hi
style, bu, respect for the yos,tisman's cntirt
sincerity and high characicr-a,bcit, the Inn
or the pervcrsc drew him wholly to the wron.
side
The IIousr In passing the reduced compcn
sation bill yesterday made all the sionemcn
National Republican., 1873-12-17
DYEING AND SECURING.

yxyHERE THERE'S A WILL. THERE'S A
w 'WAl,-tieutleIneu, the beet way to get
through The hard times aud he abie 10 glye your
wives, children or sweethrarls the usual holiday
present, Is 10 dispense with the new suit. send your
oiL ones to MiiEATLEY TO br Nicely ceahcl or
and saving ample for the aloycolJert, ~ the rnsh
Is about over, all orders wilt be promptly hedi The
work done In the hest manner; charges rcasonablg,
No charge for the nl,Oyr advice.
w. ~. WHEArLEY,
PREMIUM STEAM lYEiAu AND SECURING
fsrAHiiSuNENr,
~ JCGcTsva street, urorse'own' ID,
l.. o. Hox ia. dccs-t
National Republican., 1873-12-17
n..,cy yo,,.xA rs

FOnr PnEBi,k, MAINE, NOV, 20, IsI5, 7
sealed proposals In Duplicate VIII DC received ~
uishnE the Fresh Bcef required by the snbslstenge
Department, u. 4. A., 1T this post during slk
June 20. 1874 ,, .,,,,, ., 49,
psywcats. de-, can he ob,ainpd by appSSsl,Sp,
RIrst Lieut.. 9Th hrlillerl A. C.s.
National Republican., 1873-12-17
oaanPRINClPAL OffR'E
kAJ EUk rDMk>'s SAVINGS AND TRUST

toi,phNy.
NoTICE To IErostruits.-from aud after thlS
date aud until fursrcr u.sIcs this Company viii aIs-
nj, IL, rule r,sIuir,ng SIXTY DAYS notice Ot in-
ST. scsi " ' 6. ". sfIoKNEr. Actuary.
.NFsDRUGs. .CHENICALS, PERFUME
kS rlrs. pnnade>. roilrt Articles. &C., At lew
est rates. at TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
f.HOuEOPATIllC CuEOIClNESANO
~ specifics at tue TEMrLE DRUG sruHL.
corner aud Ninth streets.
e|.ALL THE COUGlH MEDICINES,
w God Liver oils, TrOclIcs, &c., at the 1cn-
pie Drug store. nol
,SssnPUuE WINES AND LIQUORS TOR
~ medicinal purposes, AZ the Temple Drug
National Republican., 1873-12-17
.NfsF1RST SOClABLE OF THE PENN
w SYLNNNlA RErrRil, An ASsntIA
TloN, at MASONIC Temple, WEDNESDAY hNEN
TAX NOTICE.

The assessment. for STREET IMPROVEMENTS
and SEwERAGE, ir not pail within thirty days.
win hear Interest at the rse Of ten per cent per
annum. These trxcs can now he paid with honis.
which the nndersirned can supply Al q very heavy
Discount, having bought thci'i in large amonnis al
much less than current market rrtcs. For nlil ln-
n,r,nsil Ion n pply to GEO. TRU FSDELI,
i,eai Estate Brokcr, 70s y street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-12-17

The IIousE In passing the reduced compcn-
sation bill yesterday made all the stonemcnt
in its power to the public. But the manner IN
which Il was done dctracts from whatever
merit attaches to Il. Its seirpunishmenl was
proper enough, hut The petty spite that in
cludcd members Of the Cabinet, who received
M back pay, ami whose compensation is uni
vcrsally admitted to be too low, is simply con-
lrmlf .hlr.
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Glettion Notices.

The 18Th Dist 1, bounded BIZ Forty Tenths,e Forty
nnth-t the Hudson River. Rnieth st.. and Ninth ave
The l9 Dist bounded By PortYserenthst Eshths'e rory
eighth-st, and Sirth-sve - .-.,,
The 10Th Dist bounded by Pcry Zhths SrhtVe rory
st., and Ninth-sVe
The 2l bounded BY Forty ninhs, BgbshaVe. hnyh"t-
St ani Arlh-aye
The 22d Dist bounded br West Fifty sn, sIths's' West
Ffy secoud st. and Hghth.are.
The 23d Dist bounded BY Forty nin,hs Eghhs'e West
FinT .econd.st, and Ninh.Ve. ma
The oath Dist Is bounded by Rfeht and Hudson RIVER FJ
secODd-st ami hinthsye. 49,, - NJ,
bounded by West PnJ %econ1sty Nnine We"
FIT. thiri.t and Hudson or North River. M
bounded By West ftJ secondst Srh"e' "o
Pny thirl-.t and Nnth-sVe. W..
The 27th Dist 10 bounced BY West KfJ shirst Nntns'e' "0
fourth and Hudson % North River
2Sth Dist bounded by SIhaVe, West FJ thirn "es
PtJ-foarths st., AMI Ninth-aTe
The 29tb Dist is bounded By West Fty fouht, MINI ave- "o
PftV fitb-st. and Hudson North River ,,.
The 3Oth Dist Is bounded by Wes PfOurhst, SithFe "oS'
IaY.lnl At nj
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rwEYrY.PIRsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

(PArs o. Twelfth and Nineteenth NArls)
Tho Twenty Assembly Dii na oe ds 30 a w seven
ss? "a p . bounded by East ssvene Thae
Ne 81 Dist Is bounded By Seventy urh,t Tbrdsvs Seventy
The All bounded bX Es Seventy ThiriaTe Ea
The 5th Dist East Thsve Sew
he Gts Dist IS Triave E,
The 7th Dist i, bounded BY Eshh Thave Seventy seventh
The sth Dist bounded by Trdve, E, Bghy drstt, R,
h Ts b Dist is bounded by ghtyhirdt Thrday Esh st.,
The 0th bounded BY Thra'e Rsst Eighty third st. East
The iith Dist b, East EghysIh't Hnhaye East
% I'm Dis. is bounded By Esbtysrthst Rghtythrd.t Third
ave- and Eas, Rive. n. , ,,o, 49,. -.
- The I'm DIST rs T PSupps1 ' hA' 1-'
ny i4tS Dist i. bounded By Ninety srs. Eshyeghthst Fifth
fS 18th Dist is bounded by Thir.r Ninety ar,t EghysIh
The 6t6 Dist bounded by Ninety srts FhhiTe, Ninety fourth.
The 7ib Dist bounded By Ninety ourhs, Fnhsve onehund
I sth Dis. i bounded BY uehundreh FhhAve onehuu.
a' The gtb Dit is bounded by rth, onhundred
The ots Dist. /. bounded BY hundred ninth St Fh'
enbs the East River Including WARTS Island ,,.,,v.
Tns 2l,. Dist . sS1I ,a .nd RssSaTe
Ts asI Dist bounded ard ssvsuh Thd''e
os h Sd Dist l. bounded by Ouehandre BghthAve
T 9a,S Dist l. bounded BY thrtsenh, Third
ave Opehun,lfei- and iteephst, and Bast River -, .
Tle 25A bounded By Onehundei andiouteenih' One
hunlrei and -.even~euth-st Third aud kghthaVes r,
Tbe 2Gth bounded by Onehuniei and hiieenst Ilu
az. aud enteeutb-st, and East RIVER
bounded by One hun red aniseYnteenths st. Eghh
are one hand ed and-wenhethst., and fhird,aVe
bounded By @enternhst, Ihrd
Az. one hundr and nineteenth st. and Bast RIVER
IN, ooh bounded by One
hundred. and tsenty second-st Third and hghthaTes
Tbs 3O Dist bounded By East onehundel and Rneeenths
Bas nehundred seconit and the Bssi River
Guiding Randall llind ,-,.----.-----,-.
The 3.l Dist bounded by ons hundred twenty'eeondst
hi ave One hundred and vent hst AMI bas River
m. g2i Dist bounded BY hundred twenty scondst
init ave fourth st. ami Eehth-lye
Ths g3i D bounded Onehunired and dht Third
and The Harlem AMI Basi Hyers
Tb glb Dist bounded One hundred and twenty ourthst.
I'M one hundred twenty .evenibst and bghihave
The Ds is bounded by Tn.re East one hundred and
Fourth ave- and Harlem River
h am Dit Is bounded b. Onehunid and twenty seventh
Yoartb.ye one hundred and -hireh st., and BisbthsVe
The S7th bounded By Harlem
River Fourth and BEhth-s,es
BJ order Of the Board Of Pohcs , 40, -
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Glettion Notices.
,OIICE DEPARTMENT. OF THE CITY

IT OF NBWYORK y-..,ov,
No. 300 MuLBERRY-sr. BUREAU OF BLkcrIoN'
Az" ' NEw.YoRK Oct 9. 1873 .
Notice hereby gen Section 9O OpapeI or
Of 72 that Of ecton
80 Of said chapter desgned and ppoued the p1Se o. registry s
% n,o eseh OF the election districts the City and Coan
New YORK. for the approaching registry and election
the following schedule: , r.xs
Tuesday. October z. from Ga m.toBp N.
"Wednesday October 10, from q. m to % D. m
Friday October "a, from 3 a m 10 3 p m.
SATURDAY, October 20, from = a. m. 70 p m
ELECTION DAY
Tuesday November 4.
By order OF the Board OF Police.
ny ' D. B. HAsBR0UCK.
Chef efths Bureau Of Elections
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Ocean CLEANERS.

A NCIIOR LINE.-Steamer5 sail from PieI ~
~ n r. foot Deyst EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAIVteDh
yICrORI SATURDAY. Oct 20 CAsIA1A eineYisY So,'
COLUMBIA WeinesiaT Oct 20 AEGLlA.... bataaaT nov
SATURDAY Nov TRINACRiA W ednestsT ho' ~
can, massage 20 or from Liverpool or bond0n1ffI,
s65 and So return $3.50 currency sssrss
steamers f65 aud $751; $3.50 gold seage page 70 1
gov Liverpool LONDON Queenstown LONDONDERRY beiS' D'o
nr,. 10, ay smount at lowest COmpnTs omes Bowling
IAN ssy Yors HENDERSON BROTHERS. AgenA
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING rHb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AMI PULLPOWRRRD STEAMSHIPS
Sailing New York SATURDAYS fron LvsrOos THURS
DAYS. ealing a. Corf Hsrto, each
CELL ~. SATURDAY. Oct %. At 2 O0a
OCEANIC SATURDAY. Nov. 1. at 200 pm
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY Nov. 5. at 500 m
ADRATIO, SATURDAY. Nov Is. a, 1880
BALTIC SATURDAY. Sor ~. a. 5000
Prom ne Waite star DocE PsyouiA Ferr -srseT Cfy.
Psenger accommodations for all csses uarValsd combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
sAoon' ststrrooms Smo bNhroOus IN nanp 80
AeSs
RrEss.OOn $50 gold. seerse $50 currency Those w'Aias
" ead Tor CID Coga da seeAgs pePAs
certificates. 1872, currency.
Psss@ngers pookei psrs Psns HAseau
NORWAY. Sweden India. Australia Chm. ka
Drafts from IL apwAru.
inspection Of Dass other Information appv the cenpsnys
snosS No 10 brssd-ar Nsu-IorE J. n. SPARKS Agent
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foan Ohes.

A MEXICAN 0FFICE-735.-Utmost value
"A LOANED Diamonds Washes yssslrr, Syersirs laaia
shAub Lace YAlaaSss he, or will BAY kssbAssei 1894
H BARRlNGkS 7SS Bleasssy.
NO. 1857 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
~ Room BParor Fo LADIES' Bansh No 1907 BosdsaT sssp
loaned diamonds watches jswsry s@ same eosht and sold
NO. l,191 BROADWAY, at II. b. MEL
~ VlLLKs Cora Gold Jsssi store Diamond Watches Jew
airy AZ ke ssa storage and aavAsssa sSaEsA Ne
Alel Rfs.dsAs, ssar rssaiI xhlast
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nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il RATES or FREIGHT REDUCED.
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CONPASi.
Regular Maj Steamers siling on the 23i OF month
ONTARIO CAPS q. SlOc1m September %.
hERRIMACh. October Is.
SOUTH AMERICA Can't TInkleDangh November %
fn0fnas
Psra Penambnco Bahia gong Fs
engagement Of freight passage, apply -
WIN r. GARRISON. Ageat. No. . BeSiRg Treen, Ne~'fof-
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AIRECT LINE TO HAVANA.

PROGKHsO AND VERA CROL
NETWORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ.
Gsaying Pier 8. North Raw at D. N EVERY THURsDAI
CUBA ({ayaua OnlYl. OciooSf y
CITY or HAVANA (HsfAas Onlyl OCTOBER 80
CITY OP NETWORK tIfsyana onlVl 400. November .
CITY OF MEXICO Havana AMI meucol. November
CITY or MERIDA (H,Vaaa via Nsssiul .. SO'sabor 10
For freight OF pAssage, sDplf 70 - ,, . ,o,., a., .,
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TOR LIVERPOOL.

VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THR L. s. MAILS
TaE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN srBAN c0MPAsi
will dispatch cue Of 6rst full power Steamships
FROM PiER No. 40. n r. EVERY WEDNESDAY
4 follows
MANHATTAN Capt JAS PRIcE it, October % At II 80
WYOMING. Capt JAA MoRGAs........NoT ,. a. 300 p ~
IDAHO CsDt JAS GUARD...........NoV. II At ll;3O n
MINNESOTA CAPT T. 2. FREExAs...Soy. ID, al 30 D. m
WISCONSIN, CAPT T. ". PREESAN. Nov rs. st 1000 -
NEVADA CAPT WIZ PoRsTrH..... december 3 Al 200 IA
CABIN Dassge $50.
seeraee passage CoHee No. 20 Boad~syl, $50 currslG
Fortnight cabin passage ap2lyto
WILLIAMS GUION No 63wsn
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i-Bast side Kingsbridge Road.
between On -hundred and
SeyentT.dih aud one hund.
redsnd-seTeRty.aKth-slA
2-Tenth.aye., between One.
hundred and hliy-seyenth
and ne.hundred snd-hlty-
eighth-sis
"a Caman-plaoe, Tenih.aVe /,
between One-huudrri.and-
lty-secoud and One-hund.
dred. ,nd-ifty-third-sts.
1-Broadwsy, corner Oae hund-
feI.and.thirty-hrst.st
5-Bou.cyArd and One.hundred'
anl-.senlV -slrth.st.
els One-hundred .and.ienih-si'
7-West side BrOsdsAy, betwooa
Ninety.niuth and Ons-
haadrodlhstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

IN COMPANY
FOR S0UrHAMPrOF AND BREMEN -
Toe steamship AMbRlCA Can't R. BnsGns sal 90 NhDNbs-
DAi - from Bremen Per foot 1hrj st. hoooEes
70 ouOve0
stsAmsn,p MOSEL Can't q. R-us on SATURDAY. Oct -:
RATES PASSAGE TO LONDON HAVRE. AND BREMEN
IN GOLD. OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN CURkESch, ~,
Second cabin
staerage "
For freight psssage, aDpJt0 ObLhiOho 20, Aten%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
part Of Tueutv.s,cond Ward


The Seventeenth Assembly District shall divided hy eee
uou Districts the extent aud limits Of which shall he ooes
The st Dist bounded BY West foTuethst SiIhave West
Forty third St, and Seyenth-aVe
The "a Dist bounded BY Wes, Posh Seventh ave- wes,
Forty seoondst. and Bighth.Aye
be 81 Dist bounded By Fosh, Ninth ave- Portyseeond.
st. and Rghth-aTe.
The Alb Dist Is bounded By West Forehst, Enh-Ave West
Poriy-tfstst, aud Hudson North
The 9th DIST b0un1d by West Por4 tust hnthAVe West
forty-seeond-si, and Hudson North River.
The 9TH Dist Is bounded BY We second st., TenthAre
PortythiIi-st, and Hudson or Horh River
The tn Dist IA bounded by West Portyhrdst Tsnthaye West
Forty fourtn-st and Hudson or North River
The sh Dist - bounded b. West second Ninth West
Portv-fourth st. and 1enth.ave.
The Oh Dist bounded b. SeTeuthaTe
Forty see0ndst, Azd Siuth-aTe
The ION Dist is bounded By At Sixth W.t
Forty .i0urth-st aud E.uih-aTe
Tie llth Dist bounded by West Poryhnht SlrthAye Wa,
Forty fourth st. ami Ninth
The l2ih Dist IL bounded By
Porty-hnh-st. and H1isoa North River
18Th
ct Ninth ave, ard Hudson OF North River
The Ian Dist Is bounded By
Forty 9Th 1t, sn1 kinth-ave
PortJ. ssyenth-st. aad ghih-aVe
The 10Th Dist Is bOaR1cd By West kiphaTe We.t
Pgrtf -.evenlA-st, and Hudson or North River.
The l7h Dist 10 bounded West PorV hhtb.ye
West fofiT aghAs rsnIa West and Hai.sa
hortA RiveF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

THE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
PoRTNGHTLY TO AND FROM LONDON DiRBCE
Piers a and a. North RveL
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
FRANCE TUESDAY. Oct % at 1000 e.
EGYPT. arogAn. Nov / a. 200 n
GREECE Recommendations Nov ). al 500 l. IN.
SPAIN, ....SATURDAr. Nov. 10 At 200 D.
To LONDON DlRBCI;
HOLLAND. Observation-Disclosures. Nov. 6. AZ 800
$50 steer,z $25
Reduced Steerass from
Glasgow Csr1. Bristol
a the Lowest Rates.
y. ~. = HURST h,uaSsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

S-Wes' SIDE Broadway, between
Nlnety.seYealh and Ninety.
eighih.st
9-North safe Bighty. fouTth-si.,
scar BoulryATd.
10-We,l side Boulevard, between
sHty-eighth aud SIXTY.
ninth-stS
I1-East slie Tenth.ave., between
siIiy-hth aud SiIiy.arlh.
sts
12-Bas, side Ninth.ave.. 2 door,
from sixty seooud st
1898 Bighih-ave.
1I-S33 renlh-Ave
1894 EightA.AVe