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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Thursday Dec 20, 1873.
| The following sales were held at the Ex
change saesroom to-iay;
1 3 story brick dwelling with les 80 g Greenwich:
sS an OF E %sss hOtn' 2.iosn0sr
Ses drfs sI s'S 81 9 AS ssSaa
aro8 ny MS1 o a. S SST IS West 9th
sf,ns. I7j fte Of I0th-ave. lot 2LxloO.6; Smith
lots hs inwcoiave l2sii IT Of Gerardave In:
wood 25x225 AndrewJ Dan..-........... 1000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANSFE9a
YORK CITY
wes lo2 slso No IA! LbsrtySsaty ,S also 80.
s. Sss si:5 i e Ss
BE- a.s and SSs e sn so e
III !Y and Us 1 Thompson SHS also 70, 10 ia
9g sSS d also ALSO no No i.a
No rs Chrstcpherst also Nos io7. 100. iI1,ll3
9G Bed @ 'H % f'S PsHG
GHsseaSy and Ghass sW Horton and wife
pear ri aV mo so5 !, issSe97 Norman Haskell to
Wife 70 BerSsrG pndenhocfer 1900
''oJe lanes ~ mi ars EsoA0'o = 400
Hcnrytf DOT No 8io, 85xico; Casseriy. e.o
Downas WINGS 70 = 92S # Of Bedtorist 3s6xSo.J
sman ref rec g James referee 0OO'
70 Ta%es MIMI m9 ~ 5000
ar I nSrns' referee, to James Dooiey 300
Teaaa sarns o Tere re- ~ James 6ocey 1915
stanS9H cor Attorney issxSt saior5aT
s. iSSIsi John Grosbes and vile to Elizabeth -oo
Jim GoSdleti riferee 10 Matilda b S8own 1000
'1T s su i vile % Maurice 1Ss gEAsi !onn
lsta,r, p .5nof 6Istst 2Jx95: Eva wenzel to o,o
sd I'VE, ' = So Il Of s6tist 2SIi0o ssndiord,
ncr and husband to Edwari Oppenhsimer 10000
& a iHS ~ o ~ T6oSore Moran 10000
g. 2GV Vii. -, oi GaosS ,cTart r 5000
lOetGsI %2S Il soi iSthave e ioslas g., lOo1
l0Grl66. i Emanuel Bernheimer and wife to 81
same properly; i Bernhemcr to Fanny Bernheimer
RECORDED LEASES.
FltzpatrieE Bridget D eIecutrK, etc, to Theodore
ii sayre No Sl4 6thave 4a years at annual 40 ,oo
Com Horatio iastee, ETC. to Bartholomew Kelly,
No9l Broads years. at annual rent ot.'''.'-'. ooo
RECORDED MORTGAGES
couder others to Barbarresa SIS 3Sth-st ooo
uaEi aicorae TO the Union Mutual LIE insurance
Company 23d st. Of 0hays ns AN 3,s, DOW
horgSn Gn ~ so' Auia"e WI ',.' 5000
Jones Mary aud Others to Rachel POIIlOn. No ,oo
KNAPP, Fso Phe6e Pears trustee no IL ooo
Krln.s %lza eth ami Conrad to John Groeber
,t foG Ts 10 " war; leeds 20 10 oyerst year 1000
Mehrten, and others TO HHobnsN no IL MoDtgom aooo
Mufphg and Others to II Dyciman. Downing on
q Bs:F q Bedford St year, 45SS
stewart, J Stewart ss76thst OF 4th ave. 6oso
wallace, g Ii to 4 s CASSIDY and another. No l02
WSstst; also No IA LiDertyst, and other prop s7s
Weld, to Itcss cor jhaye and l24thst. ooo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE
stokes James to Caroline p stokes -
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Cost an0 found.

T OST OR STOLEN Books numbered
IL and Of tho German saynss % he
bans before the fret day Of February 1879 application Va"
he made 10 the bank for new bookas
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DENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD--Great Trunk
i Line and United states Mail ROute.-On and after -.
v,mber H. 1873 train. leave NewlorS via Desbrosses
and Cortlauu Ferries. az iOOws
Express Tor Harrsbutg Pttsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. IN, aud $50
For wiiamsport Lock Haven Cory and Fire, $50 No.
Iituavle, Petroleum Centre ana the
OH Regions MIlliamsp0It and Lock Iiaven, a m.
IA t.noTc Washington and the South Limited Washing
ton Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except SUNDAY
Washington Az Regular at 4:3O and
| 40 y. m. sunday 43O a III. and 10 III
baltimore y. except sum- lN- ,.,, - =, -.
m l. 30 g. D. O. 7:}O 80 and Top sunday. $50 and9
M o. $50 $3.50 and 10 Emigrant and second class.
1870 p III. - -,, -..-. -,.,. -, -
at Jersey CITY aOring speedy and direct transfer for
TTans arrIye@From Ptsburg. $500 l0a0 M IOlOp
m daily 90 q M $50 p. N. daily, except Monday From
Wa.biic'on and Baltimore $50 a. p $50 4i5, 1910
m Sinday $50 a. IN; and iOI0 Q. m From Philadelphia,
bo5 r. so q 10 1876 1lJO . 800 i5O go $50 and
1910 n IN; sunday 3D. $3.50, 1910, llJO 6:2J l0;l0
cAet Offices. 526 and 90 Broadway, No Asor
,,u Depot, foot OF EultOn.st
liz Is and rs HUDSON HoDokcn Depot Jersey City
i.,,,praut Ticket Office 80. : Battery place.
i'h'h'N T.. T. FARMER, ienl Passenger Agent
fIn raj
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Grropran ADVERTISEMENTS.
HHOCO LAT ME- y ! + r,
~ Awarded tho
PARIS EXHIBITION, GRAND
1873. DIPLOMA or HONOUR.
CuOCOLAT MENIER IN LIB. and LIB.
" Packets. For BREAKFAST
and SUPPER.
EHOCOLAT MENIER. -Aw ward e d
~ Tweniy-tHree PRIZE MEDALS.
Consumption annually
exceeds - 100000 tbs.
CUOCOLAT MENlER. Paris
~ London,
Sold Everywhere. New.YOrk.
Wholesale, ~, 81 and 80 Southwark St, London.
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
BOARDING and Day School for Girls under
- fourteen pleasant home constant and thorough In
opportunity for heafu outdoor exercise
Address Miss o. ELRINS Station b. BROOKLYN Post ONCE
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~ sos Ford. .- IcHsT I aarSsit : - w. 'p
The life of Jesus, as recorded by the four
syangiists, 10 here presented in arrangement,
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MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
Il for Young Ladies and Children No "a East 22dst viii
reopen Thursday. September 26
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Real estate TO Grrban9e.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on easy te ILLS
iot. on olth.st near iOth.aye. JAMES CONDlE, 22dH
and 0thave.
CAN pPINCTSCO LOTS i'm exchange for
NevYorx city LOTS titles perfect Address q, Touhs
Uptown once, 1898 Broadwsy
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, New.York.
ryUARPER & BROTHERS will send any Of the above
works by mail postage prepaid to any part Of the United
States on receipt OF the price.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

~ Ferry Station in New York. foot Of Libeityst.
Ferry station In Bro0kly foot Of FultOn.st.
Commencing Nov %, IS7STTains leave NewYork loot OK
cgo Liberty st. a. follows: ,,,. ,,,oh
o:oO a. m-F0r Pennington, Easton, Belv1dere Maucn
Junction with d. l.. and w. 4. z.
S45 m.-For High Bridge Branch schooley's Mountain
buhs Lake and Lake HOpatc0ng EastOn. HarrlsOuIgn'
Manch chunk Tamaqus Hazelt0n WilkesbaIre scranton
WiliamspOrt &c.
IO:3D a. m and 4:3O .. m-FOr SOmerve and Fomington
z m For Pennington, Eastan Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
NilkesbaIre Scranton 1unkhdnnOck Tamaqua Hazelton.
Reaung POtsvllle, Harrlsburgh &c.
- p m.-tor High Bridge Branch. Schooleys Mountain,
Budds Lake aud l. Ike OpatcOug EastOn, Bevidere ana
Mauch Chunk Connects Junction with d. t. and W. r. X
1;Jl p H., daily or EastOn. Allentown and HsfflsOugh
7:45 p. m-fOr Easton
For trains to loca points see time tables al stations
SUNDAY TRAlNS-Leave at 81 M, l2 m. TOR Bound
Brook ana INT mediate points and at $50 ~ Tor Easton
Readi g and Harrisburg.
BoaIs brooklyn and Erie Annex" MAKE connection
at Jersey CITY Station, aud from Brooklyn aud Erie Depot
Jersey City.
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For Boys and Young Men-Countrv
A GUIDE TO SCH00LS.-Free to parents !;
IA mailed for stamp SCHERMERH0nN. 30 East l&thst
A LEXANDER Institute, a military boarding
"a HOmelike Boarding School for Young
"A Boys. L, KINDS, A. M. Hampstead, Long Island"
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RECORDED LEASES.

Fitzpatrick, Bridget o. e1ecutrtx, etc TO Theodore
II Sayre, No Sl4 6thave Az years, at annual
rent Of
Com, e. Horatio trustee, etc. TO Bartholomew Kelly,
No9l Broad.st, years, at annual rent of....-....
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Gonses ano farms Wanlco.

WANTED-A small lot, or part of q large e,
w one 40 a pleasant part Of Greenwood Cemetery Al
dress j. H. b.. r. o. Box 2,sl6 New.York.
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Gitp Dropsrrp 60 LEI.
Gonntrn propsrIp % Eet.

ATORANGE, n. J.-NeighbOlhood speciality;
n desirable furnished and uniunlshed reshenees
for rent winter also for sale; low prices easy
terms EDWARD Z. HAMILTON, 30 Pinest, " l..
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-At Madison,
n j.; ~ rooms near depot very low. Apply 10 j.
A. WEBB, 1875 Pearlst New-Nork.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

IN 1876 the Democratic majority In the Fifteenth
New York district was over 1900. This year the
Republicans have nominated General George 3.
Nichols one of sheridans old cavalry officers, and
will make a strong fight for the district. Many
Democrats, 1t is thought, will support Nichols.
MIR. STEHGER, the Democratic nominee for Con.
gress IN the eighteenth Congressional district Of
Pennsylvania, has begun campaign Of Nth
member of the Potter Investigating committee, and
having been engaged In dirty work all summer, he
is naturally unable TO get the taste out Of bis mouth
agenteman, and quite able TO take care Of himself
Fortunately Stengers narrow majority OF only six.
ty.nne is likely to bc wiped out and that Is what
makes him so mad.
JUDGE ABBOTT commenced his canvass rather
late in the day. at PittSfeld last evening He de.
clared that no Democrat with any regard for hi,
principles could vote either for Mr.. Talbot or Cen
cral Butler. He added, as 10 the latter candidate
TINT there were one hundred reasons why Demo.
crat should vote against him TO ono why he should
vote for him. When the returns come III the Judge
will probably admit that the one hundred reason,
have not weighed as heavy with most Democrats a,
the one, and also that good many Democrats, en-
tirely out OF regard to their principles have voted
for Thomas Talbot.-Boston ndreltr.
The Mutton has been nn admirer OF Tildeu, bu
the cipher dispatches arc too much even for ~
says, TX on Mr.. Tilden In way in which the
Oregon story cannot DO said 10 have done the re
sponsibility Of conniying az least at an effort e
T S ,Ss ;
Oregon transaction, but the negotiations were car
red on, In case as In the other, from his houss
| in New York, and by his nephew and confidential
nephew took upon himself the sole care OF piec,
Of corruption involving only 5000 in money. only
the extraordinarily creduous will be got to beicvt
that a case involving 10000 In money, or ever
$4,000 In United States documents,' was no
brought to his notice and did not get the benefit o
his personal superintendent"
National Republican., 1878-10-28

so." Number one represents an inquisi.
tive donkey with unusually long ears in
vestigating q box marked on one side
"Nitro-glycorine, and on the other, "Elcc-
"toral Frauds" II is rrying into the cover
with nose and teeth with remarkable eager
ness. The second represents an explosion,
which renders the donkey in highly frag-
mcntary and difTusc condition. Underneath
Is the inscription "The funeral will tale
place from his late residence" Friends
of the family are respectfully invited to nt-
tend.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
VIRGINIA Politics.
More About the First District,
he Editor Of0e National Republican;

To he Editor Ofhh6 National Republican:
SIR: As In the letter OF George {. Rounds, the
Peter Cooper independent" candidate for Con-
gres, In the first district OF Virginia, and IN the
appendix 10 his letter signed "NeTitRs (bOth pub.
lished in your paper OF Saturday, 26lhJ | am
specially alluded TO Us the author Of Communlca.
tiOns signed AccOmac," and also as having had
something TO do with the issue of campaign sheet
entitled the prginid Netps, ! claim a small space
in your paper 10 give few closing observations IN
this CRmpaign
First as 10 Mr.. Rounds immediate letter. He
has perfect right to be an independent candidate
for Congress but, 0s he conicsScs that he Is not
Republican, that he denounced Republicans and
Conservatives alike" that lie voted for Peter
Cooper" the GTccnbRck candidate for President
against Rutherford u. Hayes the Republican nomi-
nee, most certainly object with nearly every
white Republican kOf character In the District,
against Republicans voting for him under the false
pretext that he Is a Republican, and the dslngen-
uous effort 10 bring this about Is what Is occasions
ing all the trouble, Dit Mr.. Rounds run upon his
personal merits, or on his views upon State meas.
ures alone, nothing would or could be said. But
National Republican., 1878-10-28

THE POTTER committee cannot fail, when
1t reassembles, to recall JIM ANDERSON,
the Pmmed Prevarcator of the Pontchar-
train. jim has heard that the elections are
going the "other way" next month, and
reasons thereiTom that his late Democratic
allies can be of no further use TO him. He
has therefore recanted many of his former
assertions and the committee, in justice to
itself, if not TO those gentlemen who have
suffered persecution at his hands, will be
compelled to recall him.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

SAN RANDALL owns up to the writing in
English of the dispatch that has been found
in cipher but contends it was sent from
New Orleans and not from Florida. This is
farer than had been expected from RAN
DALI, and we suppose his coparceners I"
put the dispatch in cipher to render the
Democratic literature of that epoch uniform
in style. RANDALL. has not eStricatcd him
self by turning over in his pit.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

THE st. Louis Globe DemOcrd, exclaims
with much sadness Of feeling: Our GLOVER
" is a goncr, and Il mourning land will look
Gin vain for the lone fisherman in the For
"ty-sixth Congress" GLOVER has been an
unfortunate fisherman. He was set to work
to catch Republicans, but.oitener than 9TH
erwise in his awkward way he hooked a
Democrat instead of political fish of the
other kind. After that performance, of
course, he becomes n goner to the Democrats.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

The New York Graphic, which Is pic
turesque in sentiment as well as art some
times, differs with Its city contemporaries in
the estimate placed upon Secretary EvARrs'
late speech. 1t says the orator went over
" the beaten track, threshing the old straw"
and that "he was down among the dead
" men the whole time" 1t says; IN fact,
" from beginning to end, the speech WIS
common place, and had rather historical
" than living interest" There are many
who do not think precisely as the Graphic
cXprcs-rs itself on this subject.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

THERE are number Of so-called captious
Republicans who recall the imbecile days OF
AS'sadmiuistration and insist upon
applying the evident lesson thereof to tie
present situation. They claim that the South
ern Nulitiers were no further advanced in
lsGO-'6l than they are now, aud that BU.
CHANAN did no more than is now being
done to rcprcss further progress in thc''same
direction. To people Of this class the fol-
lowing editorial allusion in yesterdays Cup
iiaI ito the effort to get the Administration
"to interfere with WADE HAMPTON and his
revolvers and shot-guns",will present some
pertinent suggestions:
The proposition Is extremely embarrassing,
for II President HAYES touches that he fires of
a magazine that will send the slls aud rafters
of the White House flying. 1t is pretty we'll
understood now that our title does not rest so
much on the judgment of nou-suit, rendered
by the Electoral Commission, rs by the consent
Of the solid South. Better stick to Ciyl.ser-
vice reform aud honest money, gentlemen, be
1t ever so scarce. There was Republican dog
once, told of by FsOP who, crossinga babbling
brook with a stolen bone in his mouth,
dropped the bone to seize the shadow in the
water Better ponder well the moral taught,
and let well enough and the colored citizens
alone.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

THE Iowa Democrats seem to be de-
termined to hold another Congress
sional election for this year next
month. This is nothing less than revolu-
ton, and il it should.turn out that Demo-
cratic Clerk or Democratic majority in the
next House should ratify this determination,
every loyal man in the country will feel
like resorting to force to overcome it. When
the Democracy in Northern State so closely
follows the example Of the same party in
the South as to attempt to overthrow the
legitimate results of a lawful election, the
alternative of a cowardly submission to
wrong or brave and manly resort to force
will instantly present itself.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

IT now becomes apparent why the Hon"
PoTTAH declined to run ior. Congress again
He undoubtedly knew that JIM ANDERSON
his further service in the House, subject, as
he always will be, 50 long us he remains in
that body, 10 charges. of coparceny with
that colossal perjurer, will be far from
pleasant.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

his literary abors, has quite surrendered expecta.
tions Of his ever doing 50. He grows rather worse
than better and as he Is now past seventy there Is
no reason TO look for any Improvement
COUNT HoYos sPRTTZESsrEIs. formerly Ausrto-
Hungarian Minister at Washington, has been ap.
pointed Minister Plenpotentiary and Envoy Ex.
traordlnary for Austro-H Hungary at Bucharest II
will be remembered that Nine Hoyos was the lady
who discovered the meaning Of the famous blue.
silk ribbon used by Mr. Sanford 10 separate his
diplomatic guests from the public generally at his
wagbinutnta nj n
National Republican., 1878-10-28

FEAR of the taxidermist has brought the
POst.erior of late into line Of tolerably de-
cent behavior 1t is no doubt fearful
thing to have ones cuticle stripped Oh and
hung on the front fence, waiting to be
stuffed with something else
National Republican., 1878-10-28

WE reproduce in our news columns this
morning the full text of the indianapolis
Journals late interview with JIM ASDER-
SON, the notorious POTTER committee wit
ness. 1t is perhaps unnecessary to add that
ANDERsoN's charges or surmises against
Senator KELLOGG in connection with the
SHERMAN-wEBER letter should be accepted
with unqualified doubt. But the whole
thing will repay perusal, If for no other
reason than as an illustration of modern
political Munchausenism. It is true that
he acquits Secretary SHERMAN in this state
ment, but il is hardly probable that the
Secretary will be satisfied with this acquit-
tai. In due time his exoneration will be
forthcoming from a more reputable source.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

EXACTLY how jim ANDERSON is going
TO back out Of his former tortuous peru-
ries, except by general denial Of all OF his
former testimony, is mystery. The effort
would require great skill in the way of sin
nous tcrgiversation, and the certainty that
he is backing himself and his coadjutors in
perjury into the penitentiary or the prison
ers' dock would not serve to cheer him up
during the attempt
National Republican., 1878-10-28

untrue. The specifications against POPE,
according to this tale, are based on his pub
lication years ago of what he entitled "A
Brief Statement of the Case of FITz-JoBH
PORTER" containing an extract from
SToNEwALL JAcKsoN's report of the mill
tary operations of the Both of August, 1862
This date, II is alleged, was changed to the
Goth, to the serious damage of PORTER, by
reason of its connecting with one date events
which actually occurred on another. The
truth Is General PoPE had nothing to do
with the so-called change of dates. The
apparent inaccurnCy in the published state
ment referred TO was the result Of clerical
error in the War Department, for which he
could not have been held responsible. Be-
side this, he had very little,,.if anything, to
do with the preparation and publication of
that statement. II Is therefore mistake
to describe it as "his publication" although
1t is true that IL was issued by some Of his
friends. But, after all is said and done, the
disproval of this statement will not aid
PoRTERs case. The clerical error being
corrected, he is not relieved from the
charges brought against him based upon the
Union-not the Confederate-repcrts OF op-
erations of the Goth. The hullabaloo kicked
up over this change of dates is bit of pet
tiiogging over side issue, and a very re-
mote side issue at that. General GTBBoN
would be the last man to be so foolish as 10
pay any serious attention TO IT,
National Republican., 1878-10-28

THE Democrats of the sixth Maryland
Congressional district are evidently getting
alarmed at.the vigorous campaign that Mr..
URNER, the Republican candidate, has been
pushing since his nomination. This is evil
denccd in the fact that the Sunday Demo-
cratic press of this city is putting forth a
pathetic appeal to the Democratic Green
hackers to desert RrsLEY and return to the
aid of PETER. If this break should he at
tempted 1t will show that the Democrats
npprehend danger of defeat and the Repub-
liccan Greenbackers should be admonished
by the fnithlessness OF the Democrats to re.
turn to their first love and fight it ont on
that line. We confidently expect to record
Republican victory in the sixth district
on the 9th of November next, unless the
emigration from the District of Columbia is
| overwhelming That point should be well
guarded
National Republican., 1878-10-28

ave- have determined to carry this cleo
ton at any cost" So sings the Charles
ton Ncrs, and the note is re-echoed back
from every armed Democrat in the State of
ument
National Republican., 1878-10-28

THE country has felt lonesome for some
weeks since the Democrats ceased their
stentoran cry of fraud" There has been
an awful burst of silence" Of late. Some
thing must have broken about the ma
National Republican., 1878-10-28

THAT absurd law, which prohibited bar
bers from keeping open on Sunday, aud
forced men to 60 to church unshaven, unless
they had acquired the knack of shaving
themselves, is now dcad-lcttcr, Justice
WYLIE having decided last Saturday that
the old corporation of Washington had
neither power nor authority to make such a
law
National Republican., 1878-10-28

ABRAM s. HEWITT stood the stencil of
corruption in the Democratic party. with
the WArrERsON attachment rs long as he
could. He has turned his back upon both
TILDEN and KELLY and has taken 10 fumi-
CATION. If he pursucs this he may become
pure, respectable, and cndurable, politically.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
He Has Nothing to Live For.

TAngusta Chronicle.l
The Chicago Inter. Ocodn says Ithe President Is
deeply disappointed In Wade Hampton. II this be
true Governor Hampton should go out and hang
himself Immediately. Bereft Of the confidence Of
Mr.. Hayes, he has nothing TO live for.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

New York STATE will render good ac-
count of herself on next. Tuesday one week.
There will be splendid triumph for the Re-
publican party.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

sTESoER, of Pennsylvania, SHOULD no
longer be allowed to misrepresent the con-
stituents of his district in Congress-more
especially as the district is Republican by a
substantial majority.