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end fail. will not be attributable to them.
There il much wisdom in Lincoln's remark
that it is dangerous to swap horses while
crossing a stream Nothing is 80 fatal to
political managers or to political
party as to change programme after
policy has once been positively pro-
claimed 1t is like changing front in the
face of the enemy, and is almost certain to be
followed by disaster. The republican man
ayers should. therefore hesitate before they
again disturb the plan 80 long discussed and
SO emphatically endorsed by the Assembly
on any imaginary grounds of expediency.
1t Ia notable that no opposition is made to
the proposed charter either by the Mayor, the
Committee of Seventy or any of the dissatisfied
Senators on account of any provision save
that which relates to the manner of appoint
ment to office hence it is evident that the
fight is not one Of principle. but Of self-interest
IF any glazing defects were pointed out
which would be calculated to impair
the efficiency of the government or
and dishonesty the people would clamor for
their removal But the whole indecent scram-
BILE is over the Offices. and the people take no
part or interest in the question. They agree
with Governor Dix that the large majority
cast in the last election for the repub-
llcan party should be accepted AS
an indication that decided republican
policy is demanded by the popular voice,
and they are willing to see the party
that carried the city of New York, and that
will certainly be held responsible for its
proper government, take possession of the
municipal Offices. AS the matter now stands,
the republicans by whose efforts the
victory was won last November, have
made charter which, if not exactly what the
people would desire, has been accepted by
them as an improvement on their present con-
diton The Assembly which was chosen at
the Last election has passed this charter by an
was elected in 1871, and which has already
filled one not very creditable term of Office,
hesitates, cavils and dickers over it
without proposing any positive altera-
ton that might commend itself to
the consideration and favor of our citizens.
This certainly has suspicious appearance,
and if the Senate acts wisely it will either
amend the charter in committee or report
it at once in the condition in which it
passed the Assembly. The people are tired
of this unseemly delay and demand immediate
action
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The Filthy md Rocking Condition
OF Our. streets.

New York is just now about the most filthy
city in the country. 1t ought to be the clean
est. There are all the facilities of making it
So Who is to blame for this state of things?
The police authorities were charged with the
duty Of keeping the streets clean, and, We be-
lieve, it rests especially upon Superintendent
Thorne. Except Broadway and Fifth avenue
and, perhaps, portions of some few other
streets, the rest of the city thoroughfares are
either packed with the unbroken snow and ice
of the long and severe Winter or have con-
tinuous line of dirt heaps piled up by the city
workmen. Then, in most of the streets
tbrouoh which the cars run she snow and ice
are thrown from the sides into the middle
and are there made an unbroken mud pool
The city is Just in the condition to reek with
disgusting smells and disease the first warm
day that comes, and then to blind every one
by clouds of dust. Why are not the heaps of
filth carted away instead of being piled up and
LETT in the streets? few thousands OF dol
lars spent now by employing host of hborers
and numbers of dirt carts would be worth hun
dreds of thousands to the property comfort
and health Of the city. No excuse can be
offered and none will be admitted, for neglect
ing to have New York thoroughly cleaned be-
fore ths, warm Spring weather sets H.
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Progress OF the Spanish Republic and
Democratic sympathy with America.

Progress OF the Spanish Republic and
Democratic sympathy with America.
The HERALD special kilograms from BARGE
Iona and Madrid which are published in our
columns to-day present agreeable and en-
couraging news from Spain. His Excellency
President Figueras, who has just arrived at
Barcelona, accompanied by the Governor of
the province of Barcelona, paid visit to the
United States war vessels Brooklyn and Shen-
andoah at anchor off the port. He was OFF,
cially attended by Mr.. Ruggles the American
Consul, and the distinguished party was re-
ceived with all the honors by our officers.
Captain Bryson, of the SNnandoah, enter
tanned the President at luncfA The American
commander toasted ''The President of the Span
ish Republic" Seiior Figueras replied with a
toast in honor of the memory Of George
Washington, taking occasion to thank the
American people for their sympathy with
Spain and the Spanish Republic. This is as
it should be. Democratic ideas require care
full culture in Europe-where the monarchists
stand ready to smother the good seed by the
highway-and it must produce the most ex-
cellent effect in favor OF universal republican
ism and self-government by the peoples to
find the President of the Council of newly
revolutionized nation seeking additional
strength for his inspiration by rejecting on
the work which Washington accomplished.
The Spanish troops have just gained a very
decided victory over the Carlist forces. A SAN
culinary battle has been fought at Vera, on the
line of the Mediterranean The Carlists num-
bered three thousand men, They were routedy
after an engagement of several hours dura--
ton, with heavy loss. The General of the
Republic was in active pursuit of the retreat
ing royalists, who were received coldly by the
villagers in THAR moment of misfortune, and
pressing them severely. Revolutions do not
60 backward.
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TRIPLE SHEET.
New York, Monday, March ~, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY
TO-Day's Contents Of the
Herald.

s.THE NEW YORK CITY CHARTER AT ALBANY
FURRY AMONG THE Politicians
LEADING EDITORIAL sUBJECT-sxTH
VESTED RIGHTS FOR THE METROPOLIS WHAT
THE ALBANY LEGISLATORS ARE DOING
ABOUT THE NEW CHARTER A GOA
LITION FOR THE CAPTURE OF THE PUB
Lie CRIB-SEvEETH PAGE.
THE MODOC TROUBLES THE SAvAGES RE.
JECT THE PEACE OvERTURESl RE-
NEWAL OF THE WAR IMMlNENTi THE
HERALD COMMISSIONERS VISIT TO CAP
TAIN JACK IN THE LAVA BEDS! THE
WRONGS OF THE INDIANS INSIDE THE
MODOC STRONGhOLD-THRD PAGE.
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT OF SPAIN BY
AMERICAN WAR vESSELSl HEARTY
WELCOME ON BOARD AND FULL HONORS
FOR THE SPANISH PARTY SEVERE
FIGHTING ON THE SHORES OF THE MED
IrERRANEANl THE CARLISTS ROUTED
SEVENTH PAGE.
ENGLAND STILL IN THE TBROES OF THE CAB.
MET CRISIS GLADSTONE WILL PROB
ABLY BE RECALLED DISRAELI PERSISTS
IN HIS DECLINATUREl THE QUEEN HAS
AN INTERVIEW WITH HER EX-PREMIER-
SEVENTH PAGE.
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES AND SERMONS IN THE
VARIOUS HOUSES OF Worship TRUE
MAN CHRISTIANITY ON THE CELESTIALS
LETTING THINGS ALONE, ST. PATRICK
AND FOSTER AS PASTORAL TOPICS
FOURTH PAGE.
WHAT OUR FASHION wORSHIPPERS WILL
WEAR THIS SPRING NEW vOCABU-
Larry FOR OLD MATERIALS COLIORS
AND TEXTURES OF THE NEW FABRICS
.'IHE HOME"-FouRTH PAGE
REAL PROPERTY EXTENSIVE TRANSACTIONS
In NEW YORK AND THE SUBURBSl THE
AGITATION OF WESTCHESTER ANNEXA-
TON, JOY OF THE HARLEM CLAN OVER
IT'S ANTICIPATED DEFEAT-NINrH PAGE.
DIPLOMATS paying THEIR RESPECTS" TO THE
PRESIDENT! WHAT WAS SAID AND DONE
ON BOTH SIDES A SARTORIAL ANALYSIS
OF THE CORPS-FIFTH PAGE.
EUROPEAN CABLE NEWS PERE HYACNrHE
PREACHING IN GENEVA PORTUGAL TO
DEMAND REDRESS FROM BRAZIL FOR
THE OUTRAGE AT PARA THE GERMAN
EVACUATION OF FRANCE-SEvENTH PAGE.
SPECIAL ITEMS FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
OPPOSITION To JUDGE RICHARDSON FOR
THE TREASURY VACANCY THE NEW
YORK POsTMAsTERsHIP = FOSTER. THE
CONDEMNED-TENTH PAGE.
SPANS WEST INDIAN DEPENDENCIES BIT
TER HOSTILITY OF THE PORTO RICANS
TO EVERYTHING SPANISH CUBANS AR
RESTED FOR CRYING 'NIVA LA REPUB-
LiCA FIFTH PAGE.
AN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNION
THE CUBAN ANrI-sLAvERY COMMITTEE
HAVE GRAVE FEARS AS TO THE ABOLI-
TIoN OF SLAVERY BY THE SPANISH RE-
PUBLIC-F1FTB PAGE.
sFREE LANCE AND THE CRITICS OF OPERA
THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT PRO-
GRAMME-FIFTH PAGE
IOWA FIRST IN THE FIELD wITR AN AUSTRIAN
PRIZE EDITORiAL-ST. PATRICK IN
BROOKLYN-MARITIME CuANGES-TENrH
PAGE.
THE FINANCIAL BUSINESS OF THE PAST
WEEK WHY THE NEW GREENBACKS
WERE IssUEDl THE EFFECTS OF TIRE
TREASURY CHANGES ON THE WALL
STREET MAEkETS-EIGBTR PAGE.
RAwL,NsON's OPINION OF DIR. LIVINGSTONE
OFFICIAL REPORT ON THE ERIE DIS
ASTER-FIFTu PAGE.
TON SCOTT, THE JERSEY DICTATOR, II
"a BAD FIX"-MUSICAL AND LITERARY
GLINTINGS-EIGBTH PAGE.
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LOCKING THE STABLE Door," &c
United States Senate in its present special
executive session has taken action with the
view of preventing the further issue of Pacific
Railroad bonds in certain cases until the next
session of Congress. This is oil right and
proper. But Why do not our conscientious
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erary woman instead of business female.
Olive Logan. or the sweet oil of your dis
position will turn to gall give us your most
killing style. Laura D. Fair; "Intellectunl
Departments" of the great dailies and pensive
weeklies. rush to the front to pick up the
glove of the sage of Ottumwa. Young men
OF the press, who are entering on your wild
careers, let not the graybeards of the journals
OUTAGE you from the contest Delightful blue
stockings. emulate your loving brothers Of
the press
We can fancy every scribe upon the Cont
nent plunged in thought preparatory to writing
the composition. 1t is midnight. The stars
are shining, also the moon. The wind fans
the temples and raises the elf-locks of the
thoughtful tens Of thousands. Hush Hank
They have begun. At every instant gallon
of ink is shed, square foot of paper COW
cred. sound, very scratching at first, is
heard It rises; it becomes harmony. 1t
mingles with the music of the spheres. Every
tune that ever the Old World sung aud many
very original and modern ones are woven in
the chorus of tingling quilts. Crescendo it
swells until one ecstatic note is reached, and
then follows silence.
Let Hamilton Fish be careful We want an
American Plenipotentiary ct Vienna to look
after our literary interests there. Francis
Joseph should have care lest, by giving away
the prize to other than an American writer,
he bring not down upon himself sanguin-
airy war which may sweep him from his impe
rial throne. This is uttered without any
desire on our part to intimidate him.
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Senators take note of such things in time to
prevent the Wholesale robberies of the public
domain that have for SO many years disgraced
Congressional legislation With gigantic
Congressional theft of one million six hundred
thousand dollars in cash from the public
Treasury for back pay freshly in the minds of
the people. it is some consolation to find that
the Senate, SOLITARY and alone" sets ball
in motion to bring about, if possible, reform
in an important branch of one of the stealing
departments of the government. 1t may be
blocking the stable door after the steed ID
stolen" but ''better late than never" There
is still something left of Uncle Sans grand
farm.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

81 LANES THEATRE, Broadway and 18th st-BuR
, ysoux OPEEA-LUcREzIA BoReiA
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NJ yMPIc THEATRE. Broadway, between Houston
a f,lecek err streets.-HusPry DUaiTY.
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and Bleceker streets.-hunfrY DUhfTf
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square. between
Broadway and Fourth av.--A business WOMAN
wAitACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
Earret-DAyID GAnRicK.
ROOTH' : THEATRE Twenty.thirI street corner Sixth
avepue-D.DDY o'Dowp.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Tweny-tmrd ST. and Eighth
av-UNCLE SAM
RowRRy THEATRE, Bowery-AS inl# FARCE
DssTisv, &C..
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Fourteenth street-ITALlAS
OrERA-FAUsr.
THEATRE CoMIoUE. No. 5a Broadway.-DRAsA.
BURLEsoUS OLIo.
NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, 7as and 7so Brosd.
way.-AHxs- ln ,.r
WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway corner ThrticM ST.
ERSAHL Afternoon and Evening.
ATrrNHUM. No. 5ss Broadway. VARIETY ES.
~ sraiNmENr. ,.. .c ,sg....l
GBRaANIA THEATRE. Fourteenth street near Third
~-D'e SrirzfNKoENIGIN. nnli... nt
NrRfO's GARDEN. Broadway. between Prince and
Houston ,iieets.-LEo AND loroS
MRS y r.. CONwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
MoNrE CsIsro.
PARK THEATRE, opposite the City Han Brooklyn
fAsORAAA CHICAGO
BRyANTS OPERA HOUSE, Twenty. third st.. corner
9th av.-NsGRo MINsTRELsY &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No 2Oi Bowery.-
VABsIv ENTERTAINMENT.
STEINWAY HALL. Fourteenth sireet.-RKADINas
PROM saAxsrEAnr AND rnE PoErs
COOPER INSTITUTE, Third avenue and Fourth St.
LAUGHING GAS EXHIBITION
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, els Broadway
Scisrcr AND ART.
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Union SQUARE THEATRE, Union square between
Broadway and Fourth ava BUSINESS WOMAN.
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wALIACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
sfrrei-DAyD
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ROOrF' THEATRE. Twenty third street corner Six
aveuue.-DADDY ODowp.
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hands and find new matter for consideration
in the twenty fifth section Of the proposed
law. There are threats or warnings it is whis-
pered, Of an Executive veto if the charter
should pass in the form in which it left the
Assembly, and so the managers set to work to
make new combinations and revised calcula-
tons looking to the overcoming of this fore
Swallowed difficulty. ALI this has very much
the appearance Of that trading. dickering and
corrupt bargaining to which we have been
accustomed in what are called the Tweed
Legislatures for the past five or six years, and
! if the delay should not speedily be termi-
mated it certainly will not raise the character
of the reform body in public estima-
ton We are disposed to discredit the
report that an Executive veto of the charter
has been threatened or at least that such ON
intimation of the Executive action has been
given, pending legislation, with the knowledge
or consent of Governor Dix. But under any
circumstances, if the intentions of the Legisa-
ture and of the republican leaders are honest
their duty is simple enough. They should
take their own share Of responsibility and
leave the Governor to act as his Judgment and
conscience may dictate. Having agreed upon
such charter as they believe would give New
York strong efficient, enterprising, har-
monious and honest government their duty
is to pass it as soon as its details
have been carefully considered and arranged.
1t was for that purpose that they were elected
by the people, and, having done their share,
tho defeat Of the charter, IL it SHOULD in the
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
IA. FIFTH GREAT SALE
OF MONROE COUNTY
TROTrERS AND ROADSTERS

A MAJOR CHAS W BARKER AUCT1oNEER.
rnoffnSs Fl HssSSg HSS HsIS5Thns SSSSSS
CITY AUCTION a1RTs MART *yb NEW YORK rArrnR.
coFsHS wSxsS9 u 3g3gx ST.
AND TE 6gGfk SGas e PAIR brown
a yeas old gs% M n .na to sO so II
rAiK or cLosE5Y FLY HATenEp BAY Y, Gsldlnss S hslf
years old stylish drivers warranted in 80
'Hf dggH' h sired
a ~; IN
by Siy S1d 4 . saN i1n sa sns suc sired nx
Major Edsa i5 high years old; splendid driver war
'HfiGuBeED BAY HAMBLEroNrAN Mare sired by
eYor Sas n
T9P'f sagk ISunR by Champion
he s 0 II rSe Gas SS s ny
wahe I'D saad sy ZIP Warn
rantcd to trot in minutes and warran ed sound and
pEsIRARLE BROWN, cELDING, sired by Johnson's
trot in s:i6 and warranted sound and kind This horse
flps bHy SR sp tx np" M larry Clay M
n old na n sra handy ae ssIa wsr and
HANDSOME BLACK GELDING. Black Hawk and Mes
warranted to trot so warranted sound and kind.
ELEGANT BAY COLT, BY CHAMPION, 15L high,
years Old free and pleasant drver can rot better than
FAST BROWN MARE SIRED by Rip Van Winklc l51s
high years old hnc easy, drvcr warranted TO trot In
BAY fVaff Din sired BY John j.
Crendcn, l5H high years old very sty lsh driver;
warranted to trot In minutes and warranted sound and
Kind.
sPEEDY soRREL C3LDING, sired by Champion,
15I4 hi1h. years old extra stylish and handy driver;
warranted TO trOt in minutes and warranted sound aud
Kind.
FINE RAY FAMILY MARE, l5H high years old;
chi IN dqDiIuu
kind.
THE ABOVE IS GIVEN AS a correct description OF
the stock TO he sold Horses whose speed Is warranted
have in al shown the time mentioned the track
has been Judged by driving on the road.
ABOVE HORSES ARE ALL GREEN and are capable
by proper handling OF great speed
STOCK NOW ON exhibition.
NO POsTPONEMENT on ACCOUNT OF wcath
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SALES AT AUCTION. !.


pAwNBRoKERs' sALEs-JAMEs AGAR. xU1.
toneer, will sell. at 50 New Bowery on o-
Monday. 40 Lots mems and women's Clothing.
Taesday Sco Lots mems and d. wonsns c,ahinreet hreet
Order OF y. o. Ferguson, soy Broome street.
Wednesday, 100 Lots mems and wemen's Clothing
Blankets. Quilts Order OF NJ Bruckhemer and s. Good
Thursday, 500 Lots mems and worncn's Clothing
- Order N. Davis No. sullivan street
Friday, l0) Lots wonens Clothing Boots shoes Books
Order OF J. A. Jarman, las Varck street
DAwNBROKERs SALES
Monday Mems and Woinens Clothing
BY order Mrs B. Costello, Mott street.
Tuesday, Men and Womens Clothing.
Wednesday, Mems ami Women's Clothing
BY order. L. Cahen Canal street.
: Thursday Mems and Womens Clothing, Bedding.
Friday. Mems and Women's Clothing Feather Beds,
&c. BY order B. Cahen, Delaney street
DAWNBRoKERS' sALES-BY RICHARD FIELD
L Shcrin's and General Auctioneer.
- Salesrcom, 12I Bowcry
hONDAf, Oct q, Mems and Womon'S Clothing.
By orler Hugh Frccl. 81 Rose street.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 8, Mems and Wonen's Clothing.
BY order simpson, Green Co, Isl Bowery.
ny orisr simpson. Somers Il Co, u Chatham street.
FRIDAY. Oct TO- MEMS ana Womcn's Clothing
BY order NJ Mehrbach. 433 Grand street.
PIcHARD' WALTERS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Furniure-Marshal's saie-Will sell Tuesday,
VIZ :-parlor Suits marble top Centre Tables Etagcres
Tete -Tetcs Sofas, black walnut Bureaus, Bcdstcads
Phmpion Bedstcad, French plae Mirrors Mattresses
Bedding &c. Sale positive. BY order Of the Marshal
CtIMON HERMAN AUCTIONEER.
~ Saesroom l3 Bowery.
Supreme Court sale OF
valuable Machinery, finished and unfinished,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

MUST BE Soda LIGHT GLASS CLOSED COUPE
vu kockaway with Dole an shafts. el25 also very
lght curtain kockaway $ioD both made by first elias,
Herald office.
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CT. MARKS LITERARY AND SOCIAL UNION WILL
- resume its meetings Tuesday evening next, the
chapel at O'Clock. cordial invitation Is extended to
ali.
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n way / sons Pianos fer sale cheap; also Pianos Of
other nakcrs Stcinway Upright Pianos 70 rent to re-
sponsible parties. SrEINWAY 4 SONS,
Stcinway ..al, New York.
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AT s. MIsHs, 1877 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND
"A gentlemen can receive the highest price for CAST oe
attended nv MIA Aiah.
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A MORTGAGE SALE, FRED. JEwETr AUC.
"a. oneer will sell on Monday by virtue OF chattel
mortgage at No AL Ninh Mt III O'Clock, all the
Furniture on saii premises paror suits eight Carpets
biaek walnut Bcdstead marble top saloon Tables, Bar
and Pillows cook and paror Stoves: also large drug
giSt gass Case with closets Gas Chandeliers, &c
j. MNNIGal lMERl. Attorney MnrQagee.
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u COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND I'M.
porsant sale Household Furniture, French plate
Mirrors Pianos 50 or 60 Carpets &c. &c Also
the time 400 Lots of silver plated Tea Sets
and Tableware OF every description, from large hotel
On Tuesday October 4 at the Auction Rooms. So East
Thirteenth street Broadway of the largest and
longest sales OF the comprising than 500
Furniture Carpets Mirrors Pianos &C. together
with immense amount OF hotel silver plated Ware, in
lots from 300 to 500
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WANTED TO BUY-A YOUNG HORSE. 1i,s HANDS
w and fast must be CHEAP; fine business Horse for
sale. Inquire at $50 West street
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A MAGNIFICENT GRAND ~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
IA Pianotorte, nearly new: cost Sl2W, for $3.50 cash;
Stool Cover has box Tor shipping Parlor suits Bronzes
Paintinss chamber, dining Furnltare siiyerware; .
Fourth avenue. Call this day lsundayI or Mon lay.
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EGLISE REFoRMEE FRANGAISE, FOURTH AVE-
~ nue.. between Twenty first and Twenty second
streets Preaching at lu4 sunday morning by Rev Mr.
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ID COLE MrRPUY, Auctionecrs;
saiesre ON S7y Fulton street opposite City Halp Brooklyn
WEDNESDAY, Ociobcr : at II O'CLOCK At saiesroom,
positive sale o. Nineteenth ward Property. embracing
As Lots rs foi!ows:-l0 lots Bedford avenue, be-
tween Lynch AMI Hayward streets Is lots on Hayward
street. between fcifori and Wyhe avenues: lots
Lynch street between Bedford avenue and Waabout
street, 10 lots Walabou street, between Lynch street
and Wythe avenue, forming plot Very desirable tor
investment or Improvement This sale IS peremptory.
81 per cent can remain on bond AMI mortgage, q
liberal deduction viii be made all can For partcu
lars and maps apply at the salcsroom.
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AT EDWARD MILIER'5 ESTABLISHMENT ca
"A Sixth avenue, between Washington and waycrcy
paid In cash for Cason Clothing Carpets, Ac. by call
Miller.
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PIAnoFosTEs, ORGANS, sc.

A BEAUTIFUL PIANO ONLY 500; A CHfCKERJNG
N Piaaofortc, ~ octav. four round carved
legs, oyerstrung sacrificed .or cash
j. BIDhI4E. IS Wavcriey place, Broadway.
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RY. JOSEPH HEGEMAN Co.-TUEsDAY. OcTO-
- Der 4 at 10 clock A. NJ at No IL Putnam, Full
ton avenue Brooklyn large and general assortment Of
Furniture; steinway rosewood Piano and STOOL 81
tayc: at 0l,, Sulphur Vapor Bath in fine der cost
so Wednesday, october Mt 0ls O'Clock A. NJ at No.
l6 Seventh, near Flabush Furniture, Ficr Glass
Lace Curtains, &C. in good order Catalogues of the
above II salcsrooms Willo oughby, Pearl
street, BrOoky Monday
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BANKRUPT SALE-A. j. BLEECKER son co.
ID At f0l TO Ill East Eighth street, New York city,
Mon1ay. October 1873 az 10is A. NJ, he Tools. Impe
ments Machines and Machinery o; the late firm Of
Schccnberg Bros. bankrups: also Furnaces, Kettles
Moulds Furnace Cranes Trucks old Iron Sofas, Desks
Tables. Chairs, Office Furniture &c.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

TERE. JOHNSON JR, AUCTIoNEER.
81 Wes.chester iriumpfa ant.
Now is the time to buy Lots. Real Estate don't scare
Another spen lid or Iportumty
Grard Jubilee Auction and Business Excursion.
PAD prime Village Lots
in the pretty village town and county OF Westcheser
On the grounds, arrival OF train on
THURSDAY October 2, 1873
BY peremptory order Of w. A. 4 H. G. Mapes
Sale abso Title perfect Terms easy
Now the time 70 buy Westchestcr Lots cheap city
prices expected Sale positive. steamboat leaves pier
% Fulton slip, at 9Ao sharp. stopping at Eighth Thirty
third and 10Th streets and Astoria FOR passengers Special
train from Morrisana landing arrival OF boat For
tickets maps, &c, apply TO JERE. JOHN SON Jr Auc-
TONER. 81 PARK row. New York, or W. A. II. c..
MArES West Farms.
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ERENcH EvANcELlcAL CHURCH, NO. . UNIvER-
sity place Fey. Frank Conlin y. D., Of Geneva
Switzerland, delegate TO the Evangelical Alliance viii
preach today. 5h inst, loIs A. 81, and Rev Dr. Ane
of Brussels. Belgium, at IA r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN
IL West Forty fifth street near Broadway.-High celc
bration at l01a A. NJ Evening prayer at 4 7. N. Low
celebration at Z A. NJ. daily throughout the year.