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bv his woman, Mari Scott who had been working
Tor Mrs Shepherd. Tho watch was not found
The Jury found the accused not guilty.
James Hannah was tried for petit larceny,
stealing purse containing S. 81 from Eliza Dag
nan, Of II Centre Market, on the 18th of De-
ccr.ber last. The witness stating ina; she had
been married to the accused in Charleston, South
Carolina. and that he had married another wife
since. the former Of which charges he denied, the
jury, under the charge Of the Court found the nc
cused not guilty, on the ground tia, he could not
steal from hi. own wife
Adjourned to Tuesday.
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DI +, .

In this city, Feb. n consumption Mrs Ca;harne Man
neil. The 10Th year OF her age.
The friends and relatives the family requested To
attend her i-a without farther nr,alon this TUESDAY,
afternoon, n hall past O'clock from 5s Grernwich--i
In this city, Feb s. Charles H. OF Daniel aud Irene
Smith.
The friends the family invited attend the funeral
this afternoon hall past o'clock. from the residence OF
Orlando D. Mccain, / 70 Sprngsi.
In TIL. CITY, Feb = Rex. lobai- VI. Bartlett.
In this city. Feb T. Louisa, wife Of Erasus Wctnorr. in
the 2i.h year her aye
In his cry Feb e, Major Archibald ". Hamilton. il the
5lsi year OF lii are.
In hi, civ, Feb s. Charles Archer aged 50
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For The Tribune.

TnE RouTF pErwEEs NFw-Y oRgaSD ALBANY.
The line Ma New Haven Hartford and Springfield
promise in their advertisements TO convey pasSen
ger, from Albany via Springfield to Hartford il
time for II nights rest there. Thence By cars TO
Ncw-Ilayc. and By steamboat to New York. to ar
rive in about trcuv-four hours from the ,fHc OF
dcpar1ur from Albany. How this promise is full
filed my experience Will show left Albany on
Thursday al quarter pas; ., the regular time being
l.. 81: some accident had DELAYED the cars Be
tween AlIjnny and Pitt>tcld the boiler leaked so
bldly ;ut=thc locomotive became powcrlesS and
we were detained three hours Til another could DC
Obtained. The fact that this engine was out OF
order had been known before TO the agents, but
thew continued 10 use it notwithstanding. We
arrived at Springfield about half past-lO, four or
ivc hours after time. Still we were assured there
was ample time To meet the cars AZ Hartford
From Springfield to Hartford twcnr-SiX miles,
we passed in eight hours being TOO late by an hour
aud half Tor the cars. or this hour and a half
Que hour and more was wasted III changing horses
Nothing now remained but to wait for the evening
cars clock. They brought us to Ncw-Havcn
bur, We wcr hero informed that unless We chose
TO wait till next dav, we must take our passage.
in the Belle and pnv additional dollar &c hay
Ing already paid full fare to Newly ork, as the
company did not own the Belle. When we spoke
Of waiting kind friend assured us that very pro-
baby wc should be unable to 80 next day. the COM
pany, though they own other boats. choosing 10
employ on ,h. route at this stormy season OF II"
vcur small steamboat, the Express, "ilici
had failed of her lust trip being utterly unable TO
rcss, the gale; the Belle and other boats made
regular trips. We Of course took our passage IL
the Belle and arrived next forenoon III Ncw-l ork
fo1ycisht hours from Albany and travelling both
nights. Now is not the employing OF un engine
known be ou, Of order triiiing with the lives OF
travellers and is no, the sending of such boat as
the Express to contend against our winter gales
also triling viii, the lives of travellers
On this route, during the last week, two
lives were lost, and large body of passengers
placed in the most imminent danger; and when
asked the Agcn, how it happened that the locomo-
tive ran Oft the track, he very coolly replied
g cully, sir, we do not know suppose this,
too, was cheap engine or cheap car.
Feb. :, 1872. Yours, b.
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POLICE OFFICE.


ARREST FOR HlGHwAY RosGERY.-A man
named Daniel BcrwighouSc, Of Westminster
Buck, COUNTY, Penn, ylvania, who va. exhibiting
a valuable bull a, No. 2l=Bowery, was on New
Years night attacked and terribly 5eaien and
robbed Of his pocket-book continuing SO in
bank bills, b. four Young men. Of whom three,
named John Lord William Mahcr and William
Parks, were arrested and committed for trial
Aaorher narlcd Manning Kelly, who was also IN
dictcd viii. the others. but "ho had contryad 10
escape was arrested On bench warrant, on Sunday
night, bv officers a. NJ. c. and j. L. Smith,
s;o.cly. Sweet. Capt. Fisher, OF the Watch, and
IIr. Ruckcl, dcput: Keeper on Baekwell's Island,
in tie house Of Engine Company No, 80, in
Dovcr-s,reet and was brought into the Court Of
Sessions TINS day, arragncd. and committed for
trial.
Owsrns WAxrED.-oiicer Cocketar wants
a.! o,yicr al the Police Office tor TWO sides Of sole
lcnilcI, taken from thief.
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Mospsf, February ..
The Board met a, o'clock. the President IN
the Chair.
a message was received from the MAYOR; aI',
proving sutdrv ordinances and resolutions ordered
OF, file
Message from the Acting Mayor, enclosing a let
ter Of coincidence 10 Mrs Harrison, r"l'ct OF Press
dent William Henry Harrison, on the occasion Of
his Ianeutcd death: approved and ordered To b.
COPIED on The minutes
The annual reports o: ii" Dowcry ind Green
=uich Savings Banks Of III" Sailor. Snug Harbcr,
and of the Superintendent, .! thr Alm.house, for
the ycar lS4l : ordered TO DC printed and placed
on file.
invitation Of the Fifth Compan: National en-
diets for the Board 10 attend their annual Ball N
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WEsrunS RAlLnoAD.-We learn. with much
pleasure, tina, both tho passenger and the freight
trains are running quite full, beth Eas, and West
OF Connecticut river. Ever since the opening 10
Albany the insomc of the road has been constant
Is on the increase. AS it runs al present, (taklne
the season of the year in view, it will give good
dividend TO the stockholders in 8A2, besides pay
ing the interest on the debt, and besides paying
Cor the Sinking fund. Boston Trans.
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NEW.YORK CATTLE MARKET.
lReuorfrd for The Tribune.

MONDAY. Feb. !. 1912.
marke, $50 head OF Bee! Cattle, including e left over
last week 200 OF whc! from the South and the bal
ance from his State IS Mich Cows and 800 Sheep.
The Beef market was mnch the as .est week The
sales reached 10 $50 head as follows a few cattle soli
al; g. The first quality Al 81 81 cattle. second quality II
6! a 81, and the ,lrd quality N 5, s.! the 00bs.
MICH COWS we're mostly taken at - 90, a $50
SHEEP were nearly all sold att - 10 Stand some Al
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lould positively take place then.
CIVIL COURTS.

In the Cour, of Common Pleas, NJ, action was
brought BY Scn,mi Iicilbc;,h and John d. Schultz
ag;iins, John Clurk 10 recover the value of a note
tor 81 200 given by defendant to Lewis Morrison,
partner of S. j. Sylvester and transferred by him
Mr. Clark is proprietor Of the Picture Gallery in
Barclay-s,rcc,. aud contested the note the
ground OF usury, &c, uycriny that he called on
Mr.. Sylvester for loan Of $780, and finally was
induced to take a number of shares OF the North
American Trust Company stock. lie never re-
ccived value for the note, and commended that nc
had no right to pay it. The trial lasted TWO days.
when the Jury gave verde, in favor OF plaintiffs
ion 81 983 so hcing nrincipa and interest.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Before Judges Jones and Oakley.
MONDAY, February 8

DECISIONS
James L4moreaur=vs Richard j. Erans.-
This was Il case il, which the plaintiff bought !.
house aud let il TO his brother Andrew. who had
been unfortunate in business. The defendant sued
an old claim against Andrew out of the Court o!
Chanccry, and was appointed receiver on his fur
n,ure. bur the plaintiff claimed II. having bought
in under Il Landlord warrant issued some time
previous. sued and recovered Judgement. A mo
,iou was then made to have the verdict sex aside,
Motion for new trial denied.
isaac jacques Merriam anil Charles Bernard
vs.. Jacob .lcker-Ihc plaintiffs were engaged as
partners in the sale of baskets at store III Cedar
street. They tlissolvctl, The Sheriff served all
execution. which was deemed 10 be Illegal. and an
action Of lcplcvn brought, which resulted IN a
verdict for plaintiffs. 4 motion made torsa
trial, principally with view 10 test l.lc right
OF the ASST gnec TO the property Ncw@tf,a granted
costs 20 abide the event
James BIRD ard Hirom " Beordxicq vs.
Richard PGrkcr.-,rlc plaintiffs loaned 5000 on
bank chcc. tor day or Two, paving Tor II "ut ct
= town money. The check contested on the
ground OF usurv but resulted III favor of plaintiffs.
-, motion was made tor = new trial. The Court
stated that uSury had bccn exercised; the out
ot ,own money WAS payable in specie nj the cou''-
tiers vi the banks issuing it. New. trial denied
.ibrahom BoMiora ys,.Thomas BirdsoR-
This was an action to recover tho value OF Two
billiard tables sold il: 1882. the defence 10 which
was the statute of limitations. \ witness testified
10 ,lrtcndan, having been out 81 the State part OF
,ho timc and 4 verdict was rendered tot plaintiff.
A motion was made 10 aside the verdict, on
the ground tina, the witness hadnot been correctly
informed rs tho detcndan, resided al Buffalo and
Ind no, left the State New trial granted, With
costs to abide tho event.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Before the Recorder Judge Lynch and Aldermen Balls and
Pollock.

MoSpAY, tcaIlla.E 8
The Court commenced It's February term this
day Win the following cases on the calendar, VIZ:
assault and battery with intent TO Kill, 81 abandon
Ing child &c2 rape, |; arson | forgery, 4 :;
burglary 10; grand larceny. 10: enbezzlcnlcn
L; peti, larceny, .; riot, |. Total OF new cases.
So Previously convicted . indicted. II Wit.
ncsscs. 6; d;sordcrly, ,. Total, 81 Grand total
all the cases, 56.
The names o, the persons summoned a. Grand
I1rors were called, and only II Of the &c sum
moned appearing 20 serve. an additional u Juror,
Mere ordered 70 be summoned.
lie names OF the Pc,i, Jurors We're called, and
onlv 81 %, the 81 summoned appeared TO servc.-
Fines OF so each wcr,. imposed on ) Of the de-
tuultns Grand Jurors. and on ) absent Petit Ju-
rorS: also Gr,,ad Juror, for noa-at,endancc at
the former Term.
|. John Hurley was tried for an assault and bat
;ery on Thomas T. Murphy, OF No. ~ Eighth
Avenue, on tho 9th of June last knocking him
down and biting 4 piece or, of his cheek. The
complainant mad previously given the accused some
hqnor to drink at the distiery which the latter
attended, and 90, him drank before he committed
the outrage. The jury found tho accused not guilty
Peter Jackson, colorcd man, was tried for II
grand larceny, stealing wa,ch, sccl. chain, some
culpeting, &c, worth together $50 IS, from The
house OF Claus Shepherd No Ehzaoeth-streer,
the 2S,h Of October last Tho carpet, towel
and bowl OF complaian, were found in the pris-
oncrs premises, which he said were brought there
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINEn

MONDAY, FcbruaryU
CASE or JAMES GonDos BEsSErr.-Tlli. case
Was called up by the Dis,ric, .ttto7,cy, but Mr..
llolril, Of the counsel for accused stated that
his associate, Mr. Jordan, WAS engaged in the
Court of Common Pleas and he did not feel like
irving it alone. Also that Judge Noah was alb
sent, and would not be here til, TUESDAY. BE
moved tina; the trial be postponed to "Wednesday.
After some little conversation between the CoGr,
the District Attorney and the counscl,it set
down FOR that day, with the understanding Tia, i,
should positively take place then.
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4 Il G ITO n 5 : L L S.
BY s. DR. APER

S:c-c 81 Wlliar,-.sr-s;, corner OF rtne-sc-eet
4, Private Sa!e-Cbra Blk Silk HGhts; 90 Asserted Sew
!ns. case. Fancy French s;ys Plaid CaIees, VIZ On
lord Fancy, Nix, Dc joiar:lc, &c.
A>o-ice piece. - 81 and 81 Whtc AID Red Canton
Mating.
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,-eney limited. but he market rather firm Delaware
and Hudson improved pc. In other descriptions ,e-e
| material cha.ge.
on State Securities The sales small bat a; firm prices
State Skies soId a;78 Illinois sizes improved Per cent
Indiana Bond.
Sales a. follows:
Sc: s@, Gss Is Is s IS; : 5 Ice :
s ss Illinois Is: % . 5000 1000 i"u do
Tl- business in Foreign Exchanges :o- liz, packers
been moderate. The Sterling l.2 been 2. for
prime bi!i. Francs z; ) 20.
In Domestic ts there has been far hrsiness md The
rates generally have improved slightly. wequo,e Pta.
delphia 6: Baltimore 8: Virginia as.; Moae la l2
Ne~-Orre!ls a s.: Nashville a H. Cincinnati 10. u
| Louisville Q; a 10.
There is less pressure IN The money market. All in the
stree; ,s- ra-for the best paper Is pc. The
Banks have somewhat enlarged their discount laes and az
rather II want OF :i!1t class S!srt paper.
The Bank OF Granville Ohio, has uspened, and the
selling in Cincinnati! per discount The Bank
has -ssued circular dated 2Ist January l2i2 stating thai il
consequence OF being compelled redeem $4,000 OF Ler
within Sd days, teir cash have been exhausted
and They have determined 10 50 into liquidation Several
Other Banks expected 10 follow
il is stated that the Philadelphia Cams SATURDAY agreed
throw all The the Country Banks. The notes
issued under tn o; Ma las, selling 10 per
discount Philadelphia ana have sold here to-day AT p per
cent discount
Most OF the sections OF the ftllsyva Resumption Bi
have passed the House. The OF the bill in tie Senate
considered doubtful and many OF opinion that Tie
Governor VIII veo;, should lipa, The Pm aienha als
did pay out Their own notes to-day GTard Bank noiss
old Saturday IN iliddcpha az - - per cent lc!I
sylvana Bank per cent discount The Inquirer
says we Sill adhere the opinion that the Stale Interest
Nil be paid short ,ii.e.The Bank OF Peln,y sa:a Is
making praisc-worly effort IN the natter We UNDER
stand tina; the house alluded IN the Philadelphia papers as
having made propositions 10 the Bank The branch IN tse
City OF the house o, Brown, Brothers < Co.
The Harrisburg Reporter states that the Towanda Bank
had closed 1t. doors
The Branch ,e Bank OF Pennsylvania at Easton has
been closed b.. order o, the Attorney General
In message Pennsylvania Legislature ie Govern
or states that funds OF the State II The Ian. OF
PENIS yania amounting about $3.50 c0o, the Treasurer
had taken possession Of
':-'t'u'u
Bank funds. to,uvp
Bills receivable. '.,.'I1'''oV
Available funds. stU,uNl
Note, discounted more tlan....... 35O,VV0
fiI.r
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HrAKE NOTICE-Whereas, on the

i, day past, certain Boz a,i LIT.
" 1s s Drsa - eSzca nS q. even banlred oar
properly 1sfs ts cos1s , s d sssSf heresi f5
- aus. pa;apLs n one ; md 10 caution all persons from
negotiating arhasag 5e B94d p aps as bo q
uie !, a. NJ Al.ied dole. is rev dead ana
;, no aaal.trior granted one has r1g5 70 nTI9a
II. ,,,, ar Luz,
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'''''e' - i,sgt''' GEORGE ". HORTON. Chairman
Meeting Tor the Relief OF the DESTITUTE The Manufacturing

NEW-l ORk, Jl!luhN 49,
u preliminary meeting held within the Cry Hotel
Broadway notice previously punished pre-,
pa-orv Organizing subscription on bena OF The D,ei
ture the manufacturing Districts OF Scotland Il ~as
Resolved That statements submitted 10 the IncslG
il appears TINT The amount o. suffering prevailing among
,. operatives the manufacturing districts o.! Stotala i
unprecedented. a. calls Tor the sympathy anc
interference OF their cout-ylneu situated twas
farther
Rsso Thar pulls meeting be called OF Seoic1IssE
ana others interested be held within ne Lecture boom
o! The Society LIBRARY Broadwavon THURSDAY, hs lc;
O! February ba past O'clock, p NJ WIZ The Ne;F oil
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LAWYERS February 9.

CALENDAR or THE CouRr OF CoMMos PLEAS, THlsDAf.
IA s. a. 49, Sia a. a. ISL IS ios rs Is
CALtHpAR or THE SUPERIOR COURT, THIS DAf-i. -,
g. 49, ~ y, g. 2 l?s -, IS ~ a, - 80 l2s, 81, 81 l9''
S. 81. 81, Ss 30, II, lo5 Il. y, II.
CALENDAR or TIE L. s CIRCUIT CevRT. THIS DAi-
!. 50, 81 III, l5i, ILL., 2i5, 2H, 25 26 o 81 l -'I'
.1i3 c6i. 2l1. nGe 2S1 262
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l,Ai ;.. a, 81. 100 cent, the loolbs.
: Sot;cc-Thr Trustees Of the

J. Noticc.--'rhe Trustees OF the % Free Congrecn.
.iona Church. having ed up the large building corner a!
Delaney and Christie streets have opened the same a a
free Church and ,hcy invite all persons without distinction,
assemble with then Tor the worship OF Almighty Cod!
The are tree 10 all.
4 CARD.-we, the Committee OF Arrangements Tor cre-
bra;ag The anniversary OF Harmony Lodge. No. ~ take
TN, method OF rrirrnng our thanks 10 fr trustees OF the
al Free Congregational Church, OF Christie ana De-
an-v st. Tor goo order nn comfortable arrangement
maze ~ them accommodate the society al Their late an
ni,erSary held in thu, church; and weO recommend other
Societies who may wish celebrate th'ir aa!verSre' or
for other PURPOSES requiring large house 20 Apply 10 the
Trustees OF said Church, a> II VIII accommodate lhe
number OF people, savt"o thousand
GEORGE W. HORTON. Chairman
JAMES FOSTER. Secrstarr'
Alapoca,ions Tor s,! Church 10 be made in writing.
John Iinna,k IS Chatham James Martin 80 DIVISION
street or Seymour Whiting 6s East BROADWAY ailng me
object ami the tine Lecture rooms be had Tor small
societies #! l. III
,1ss,;,,l .- L. 49, ~ nest,. in liz u Do
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CHARLES LEACH, Src'y II p

..sgo,,,r AL WIN wish beiter,incs should
n,. their 10 attend the Homo League to-
morrow evening O'clock it Repository olthc AMER
can Institute. in The Park W.. ,a. better time, iii
, principle reciprocity IN trade ily ,opttti the III,
lux OF foreign good, is checked permitted 10 send
our proiuc,, 10 other countries and unless the prc>e, Con
rc,s rroyi;r war OF lhs effects OF the re-
5ucnu o. duties amber The Compromise Act, most ruiOou>
consequences must follow We glad thai the pub
lie n!n i, awakened ,l,rouChou the country and We aP-
rrove OF the notice Tor CONVENTION in this Cyon the mrs;
rnc.nv Anvil NeNt Il no .lohui VIII lie great one II
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MARRIED /:

Intliis city Feb by The Rev JOHN lindsay William
Boartllnan IT,, son o.: William Boarman. Esq. OF Nashville,
y. H. Mis-, Hannah (. daughter OF Isaac Shaurnan, ESQ
OF this CITY. Philadelphia papers will p!2p>c copy.
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90I GRAND STREET, (late Vann's.
~ BROWN < t-RouIL,RT take pleasure. in an.

louncng the public that thew have purchased of llr.
Vann his interest in the extensive
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
No o1l Grand and they beg 70 inform the friends OF
this well known Store, t!ia,hey receiving an I'M
,usnse variety OF desirable Goods The stocn is being
pcshed in every department, and using avery ever
ton make the establishment second 10 none the city,
mart for the sale OF useful and Cheap Goods
We pledge ourselves to conduct our business o ;l strict
e.,rn OF one PRICE and have secured tn assistance Of
Young men, who will pay the utmost attention TO v;ster
whether purchasing pricing goods. "ewl open on
Saturday 9Th February 1872 and will commence By giving
our extraordinary bargains All goods
will be found marked in plain figures. and no deviation I'M
der any circumstances will be allowed from the prices
marked.
Having Nil the facilities for doing the largest Retail Bus
ne- OF any house in city, every edeavor will he made
10 induce vscr become regular customers and 50 far as
cheap good, and prompt attention Co. sc have no doubt OF
being successful.
Silk. Shaw De LANES Calicocs Musns. Linens, Hose,
Gloves Lace Goods laberashery l-o, Flanhels Blan-
ke,s Quilts Comor,ahle Merinocs &C. will be offered at
prices 10 suit times and hope that calls
viii 90 away disappointed
II Sis BROWN K URouuART 2sl Grand street.
nRY GOODS at very low prices.-We
81 assure the public that in the purchase OF DRY
GOODS We can warran; great saving.
W. have entire fresh Stock OF Goods ana DO not wish
10 call your attention 10 old worn OFT stock.
CLOTHS CASS1MERES AND SAT1NETS
These goods sell at extremely low prices
BRISTOL SATlNETS.
We sell on commission at Factory Prices.
FRENCH PRINTS, yard wid', q. Cd
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS at shilling.
5000 yards coorel Chcnr and other new patterns
Bristol Prints and British Print, At the low price Of
ONE SHILLING per yard. Decidedly superior 10 any
prints ever offered in this city a, The price.
RECEIVING EVERY DAY,
New STYLES OF Spring Goods az the lowest prices
VI. have received direct from HE actore. We Sell them
a, lower prices bv the yard than other merchants buy tht
same goods r w. W. r. 'li.i-F.t,
., Lei. 40 Granl.strrct.
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HIHE REAL Camphene Oh! and Webb

NV Improved Bur.,cr.-The Improvement Il he
Burners complete and uneQralei. regulated By s!E.
notion extremely simple and convenient 10 TIN, Sc !;
r,o.. uno have BEEN annoyed with poor oil. spur
or. calphrn- vii OILY ~ Webb the only :esl Cam
hene they viii BE- well pleased us carnhere as sa
as OIL. VII! 10; explode, will not so the riches, CARPET or
i-s,. will no, crust Tie s5c il gh; lnrye tn
one cen- III hour. one gallon iving much light
or 8 ysorti! CT oil Those who doubtful satety
or econo,v v be amply convinced by examining the thor.
ouch experiments Professor Locke. the Journals OF t
Franklin and American Institutes No metres are required
10 asserair The quantity consumed Astral Inaa'e and
chandelier lamps altered ard the whole saved II
shor time Pa-lor lamps and store, tsilo sho emaks,
and Tor manufacturers all kinds Nor sale ony II the
corner oil Caaal-sL anu Broadway. Il lrl2*1zH*os
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1T Notice. wish inform the public that Charles
rrpp that appird L, rNoneIatcd from ms debts under,
the late Bankrupt, Law the Charles Trip, root beer
nnrs (0 CilAS TRIP f8lt
u Protractcsi Meeting Continucd.-Tterc
will be preaching every evening during the week al The f>
Color,i Presbyterian Church, under the charge OF Rev j.
s Wright, attic corner William and Frakiors, below
Tam,nany Hall. -,
This evening the Converted univerSalist Preacher viii
preach The subject OF Universal SALVATION IL \
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II Home Ecn@ue.-The States Meeting viii be
held n, Repository Of the American Institute IN Tie
Park OF, Wednesday Evening" the ST! inst O'CLOCK
Thu, room Will open all favor home industry and
reciprocity foreign trade The policy pursued NIL
81 rk and degrade iaor abstract the precious metals rom
our coun,r undermine the hasi, OF crculatln. ned
ul eranst exchanges and scatter poverty and bank
rurcv through land A:,oncr ncc,ags much useful
information has been impaired hv they par
,icularly invited 10 attend the coming meeting. 81 i