The New York Herald dated February 24, 1873

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THE NEW YORK HERALD WHOLE NO. 13,336. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. poeee Acuniei ‘ Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth LOGY —Twaurrs

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SALES AT AUCTION, ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, ce ice and salesroom 37 pare pe ody Horse Auotioy rae nen Hid 1 ee ig Beet rats:

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WASHINGTON. Prepared for the Great Strug- gle on Tuesday. Poland’s Whitewash To Be Tinged with Green. COLFAX SECURE. The...

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4 THE MODOC VICTORY. {Full Account of the Battle o: ; the Lava Beds. t |THE PLAN OF ATTACK. ‘Description of the Fight and the

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CAPITAL GRIMES, Washipston City a Den of Thieves and Corruptionists. WAYS AND MEANS OF FRAUD. An Exposure of Congressional

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NEW YORK HERALD BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. THE DAILY HERALD, pubvished every day tn the year,

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rill Apsembiy bill No. 8—the people's. bill— | how. will pass the Senate? That is a question more ‘momentous for the Senators

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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘The Rev. John Parker, the paster, preached from | sciousness of

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‘the and the giortons influence of the Gospel, While, "therefore, the Church had been teaching ee setei now inquired what was

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\ 1@ A VALUABLE DISCSVERY. Immense Quantities of Tin Cre on the Shores of Lake Superior. ——__+—_—— Rezu!t of the Most Recent

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nine eth esenhsnseteshshnsetenneneeessnti | QUAKER CITY REFORM. Ultimatum of the Reform Association. » i Failitig to Complete

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32 Pesiaeed a SITVATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Cooks, &e. NT ROOM.— SOUTHOTH AV., THIRD FLOOR, PRON! ad i ais her has uy or tor two