The New York Herald dated September 25, 1873

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ee THE NEW YORK HERALD. NO. 13,549. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, PTEMBER 25, 1873—QUADRU PLE SHEET. | PRICE FOUR CEN’ WHOLE DIRECTORY

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2 NEW YURK HERALD, THURSDAY,: SEPTEMBER 25, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. HED NR es Cs NS CS) IR a nes TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPFUsss.

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in 1 PARLOR FLOOR OF THREE LARGE ROOMS— Private bat loséts, &e., with private table and attendance. $0 East Twentieth street.

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4 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHERT.. CITY REA) K FOR SALE. BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE REAL...

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of the Nominating Delegates at Utica. Cross-Firing and Custom Hou'se Tactics Prohibited. MODEL POLITICIANS. A Slate Made Up

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~ SIXTH STREET, SEVEN DOORS Ac iar neresrere tans Roe" Boats ir sto muperply arranged, modern ind avaoluce sales in’ fee fy

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“REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. ——_-—_—_ Assembling of the Nominating Delegates at Utica. —_+—_—_—_ Cross-Firing and Custom Hov'se

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6 — THE CALM. . Confidence Returning All Along the Line. Temporary Suspension of the Firm of Howes & Macy. ne THE BANKS...

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~ WE, SONS OF KINGS, Don Carlos to Don Alfonso on the Rights and Prerogatives of the Spanish Monarchy. Not the People for the

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8 NEW YORK HERALD BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR Wolume XXXVII. AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. THEATRE

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a od MEXICO. Herald Special Reports from the National Capital and Matamoras. CONGRESS REASSEMBLED IN SESSION. President...

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10 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. ——_—_— TAR AND FEATHERS, —_+—_—— Another Day in the Kelsey

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FINANGEAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘THE SITUATION IMPROVING. A Subsidence of Excitement, Calmer Feeling and Less Apprehension of...

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° Oarsman, and several hundred 2 THE BROWN-! BIGLIN RACE. WASHINGTON. eae Sept. 24, 1873, The ‘Loss of the American Schooner

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~~ . N nls THR REVIVAL IN FRANCE, The Grand National Pilgrimages. ‘Our Lady ‘of Liesse and the History and Traditions of the

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_¥ THE COURTS. Yesterday Judge Benedict took his seat on the bench in the new court room, 27 Chambers strect. Several...

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y SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Chambermaids. dc. ¥ ml HUDSON AV,, BROOKLYN.—A YOUNG GIRL todo upstairs work and waiting; good

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SITUATIONS W. WANTED—FEMALES, Nurses, a wee \—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG aid and spam cireees o ah ee sche LADY, WHO LETS FURNISHED