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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

AHAPPY MEETISG-Some months ago a long
account was published In many OF the papers. OF a
young man who was living in the vicinity of Worces-
ter Mass who either lost stolen from his parents
nearly 30 years when he was only or years Of
sge-whOse only recollection OF the matter was that he
was taken from alsrge and thcky settled place alba
n.y. as he mas always supposedly snd carried he knew
not whther-that after strong through the country
some years with company Of yagrant Indians Ne
qrOss with whom he suffered almost incredible hard.
ships-having on one occasion narrowly escaped being
murdered by Of their number-he finally escaped
from them at Providence r. l. and after living in one
place and another located in New gland village Cn
Grafton, Mass where he was married about 10 years
ago and has since resided. He has for many years.
called himself snd been known BY the name of Abrs-
ham Vest.
A correspondent Of the Albany Evening Journal
says That the above fell into the hands Of
aged couple in the town OF Ontario, Wayne county ~ Y
who having lost two children about the period men
toned felt a peculiar interest In this case; and the
Postmasers of Ontario and New. gland village open.
"a n correspondence the subject The result Of IL
s tina, the friends Of Mr. Vest who IL poor contributed
the means and be has just been out 70 see his supposed
parents.
His joayHry rds successful The moment the mother
saw her long lost son, she tainted. But the more eau
uOus anxious 20 Ascertain 10 certainty whether
these were indeed bis parents, required uumstsFab bic
proofs The mother. with mothers memory, described
the mark upon his back and the scar 0t the scald upon
hs foot lie could longer doubt and the scene that
followed may be better sgiued than described. The
parents, who supposed themselves chllde-s relolced
over the son that found and the iatted calf
indeed killed. The son. who supposed himself or
phan reoiced 10 find his psrents In their old
IL also asceriained that his real nsme JOHN ".
WILSON and bis age shout q years
a, the time OF the separation OF the parents end chill.
dren dor ye, remains inbound the father was
somewhat dis.psied. snd ihis probably one cause
OF the calamity The s0n hes To- several years been
highly respectable and useful member OF the Baptist
Church. How was his heart reioced to ind both biz
parents pous members Of the same communion The
writer and letter from the mother. which the
son was carving 20 his Wifeihe daughter In law
IL was most touching and afectonate episte from one
who after the foss Of nearly 90 winters had passed
over her had agan found objects Of affection. The
only thing wanting all their cup Of happiness IT, the
restoration Of hs ongos, ghter. II Is the inien
ton OF Mr. Vest alias Mr. Wilson 10 publish hereafter
in pamphlet form accoun, OF his somewhat eyen,ful
and romantic history.
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Removals..

ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney at Law. NC. has
n removed from n BeekmansL % 10 City Hall Place
The collection Of and claims promptly attended
TO- titles examined, money loaned and obtained on bona
and mortgage Sc Also land FOR sale In yaru pirs Of
The Union as low ss 10 cents per acre. mylI lm-.tp
ISAAC DAYTON, Attorney and Counsellor has re-
tmOvei from Nassau g. 10 10 Broadway, corner
N.idep-'Ane mYli lmeod
E,IOyAI-T 3. CUNNING. Dentist, has removed
Afrom corner Of ChAmberssL and Broadway 70 81 Bond
=, rnvs 9'u'
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8rbools.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
RE you DESlROUS Of learning tbs French lsugusgf
n In short space IT time, Please try ID LA0kOiXe
ANALYTICAL AND ORAL METHOD,
which Is essentially practical and calculated sspeeis y 10
enable pupils without euy or lediu ~ 10 speak frsech
correctly or furnty. -
Prof d Lsgroix will commence ON Monday, June 1897,
10 form classes for Ladies' aud 0entlcnsn-
TssMs-s5 per month-three lessons week.
o. per mouth--daiy lsssona
Pvsts also given For farther particular Apply
tom TO P al III. Professors residence as9 Broad
way, lot door -
Rsfss nes,-Msssr. Campbell White, John c. White,
John La farge. v osiliardes )e ~
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING. SCHOOL
rINHE SUMMER SESSION Of this select sshoo. for
Young men and lads. will commsDcs on Tho nrst hoa
dsy In MAY The terms Including all expenses Tor board
and miton from Sl5 60 per quarter West Bloom
hed, April n, lat7. s2s 2neod'l WARREN HOLT
apOAHDING Ia . french Fsnily At wiisn,soursh---
ID Professor OF the French Language having furnished
with elegance and con fort large and beautifully nn1hsd
house Ia Willian'bursh. within onc minurs wah d Ne
Pech slip Ferry wishes 10 accommodate, fr the summer
season limited number Of married single ladies' OF
gentlemen The situation Il Of the most dell hai u
The ghborhood ~ YORK, commanding az extensive
view u the harbor and City u New Yorh. with the sur
rounding scenery Lessons In III. fensh guags and
Music Hrsqured Apply 10 South Eighth o. len side 81
house from tho river, between second and Third sta VIII
lismsburgh myt I'M
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CITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY. June 5


- Tb. Ohio struck in coming over the bar on
Thursdsy and stuck fast The difficulty i. sid to have
been in the displacement OF the buoys and in their hAv
ing Ios, their original ,emplezions so ths, the plots
could not tell whica W. their rsh, hand which their
left
- They say the Seguins ere about 70 give US
specimen Of the manner 10 which their corps performs
English Operas They will doubtless take Paimo's oPe
"a House.
LEOPOLD DIX MEYER-This lion. pianist IS in
the City bu. does notntend give any Concerts He
goes 10 Europe Ia The steamer Of the 10Th Inst less,
so says the CoErrier des E,st, y'Ets.
MAD Dos.-A dog supposed to be mad was killed
yesterday the corner Of Thrdst and Avenue B. 1t had
bitten boy very severely in the before named vicinity
PoLicE.-Fredsrick Gantz was locked up for at
tempting 10 commit violence upon the person Of Caro-
line Clare Of No. 59 Rvingtonst with knife Thos
McCsriy and Garrett Grub, escaped convicts from
Bsckwels Island, were yesterday arrested and sent
back % their Old qusrters..-. Lewis and Margaret
Fris were arrested yesterday charge Of receiving
good pencil case which had been stolen from Mr., Os
born Of No. III Orchardst Margaret Fritz was yes
terday arrested charge OF receiving and refusing
10 give up gold pencil found by her son, 20 l.. W.
Osborn, the proper owner Detained to answer.
lNRL Isl ne NorOuer yesteruay uelu an III
guest st No g Orangest upon the body Of Jas Tsgue
a native Of Ireland. aged 26 years who killed
"Wednesday while blasting rock the New York and
Erie Railroad. Verdict accordingly. The Coroner
yesterday held inquest No lf9 Orsngest upon the
body Of Samuel Thomas native of England. aged 81
years. who died from want Of medical aid and proper
nourisbment Verdict accordingly.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
II The Eagle says that Mr.. Hotchkiss is get
Ing well after all. He stood up on Thursday.
~ The wife OF Rev Mr.. MaAitt is still in this
city. He is at present in Pittsburgh.
- The United States ship Ohio. Captain
stringham, recently from the Gulf of Mexico is now
lying at the Navy Yard.
PoLIcE-There were but one or two minor ar
rests yesterday which made II rather odd day for
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TO THE PUBLIC

~ {. sylvester, importer of Harlem and British
OILS has removed 10 47 Waker-sL Cbrystie-sL He
would inform hs customers and the public in general that
he has DOT ef any of hi. oils this former Places OF res
dence 3 and So Fast Neutrality-suspicious. be cautious
from whom you purchase that you may not be imposed
upon. G SYLNESTEk
my7 9msod- 207 Walker.sL ". Y.
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L In he .ctiou u E,Aas dlea va Bost 4 SyHs In he
CircIt Court OF he Uned States Tor Infringement of
bis pasntr ght % maOufacmre and sell 10 10 gsed'
the sELF-COCKfN6 PISTOL. verdict has been given
for he paintf with Of ual, and hns " we've
hundred dollars snd injunction has been Issued agspsI
Bunt syms 10 hem from m.stng or selling ssd
srure fheir petition Tor trial and 10 carry II "
Warrington Oh a bill of exceptions, has been refused
III. cubic are therefore respectfully cautioned sgslnsi
oarensng or selling the - fCocxlnz Pistols made BY
BuntG syms any Psios Of similar Kind, as 81 disre-
gsrding his csuton, II would make u necessary iof ms
Subscriber 10 appeal 10 ne laws Tor pro1clon 10 Al snen
ss.es AL srrf -s Of his Kind made ~ Allen Thur
her Norwich Corn and ~ sale By hs pnncips deal
e,s 10 the article IN Sew-fOrk. ETHAN ALLEN
Norwieh COM ian Nov. I2s5. MIC ls~fbhTh'ap
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HoRRIBLE.-Mr. Robert Meldron an old and re-
spectacle citizen residing Deerhed, OH o. met his
death in the following horrible tie had been
engaged bis farm in burning brush and tree tree
thsi had been fired fell bis thighs hosc ing him
iss, And there he was held IN thsi iron vic with no
human ear hear his shreks hand 10 help yeti
flames craving slowly to his side first ming then
bis,erng and finally seizng the vtAls VIII en- hseov-
cred. be nearly consumed, and Il was Uncut 10
recognize Ia the crsped mass OF descned Sn1s any
trace of humanity.
ASDoyER SENISARY-The Inauguration oil heV
DR. Park as Professor Of Theology In Andovef emnAy'
took place Wednesday 90 which occasion 'deH,ei
ed address and the other exercises were &C ndesa
BY Rev Drs. Emerson Humphrey, Anderson 'H' Ia
WARE.
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UNION HALL,

SARATOGA SPRINGS The subscribers have he pieo-
- OF again announcing their friends and The public
that they continue to keep me Union Nall which wi BE-
opened Tor G. mpsny Monday, the f.lh met
This extensive estsbishmenls well krown ~ scarce
ly TO require description suffice say occupies soat.
age OF 40 feet on Broadway and Coogress-strest
The spacious Saloons Dining Hss, and Pissres, end
delightful Garden and Pleasure groands, cover
about tour of and while It's eoss vicinity 70 he
Justly celebrated Congress Spring, being about zoo EEL
west renders IL most euvsbe locality.
The whole building again thorough repair,
and the saloons Dining Rooms Hall, Piassss, he, beea
renovated by tho hand of painter end every
department furnished with all possible regard TO tssts and
convenience, which, Il 10 confidently bshsved united WIZ
he personal exerons Of The propetors viii give entire
satisfaction and The continuance OF liberal %
IOnage. W. IuTNAh
Saratoga Springs, May ii, Isr. myN asv<ws
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rY- The Re-tornrive Cordial, tprepsrsd By

y
scsRrsc Tanytown so celebrated for Rlevising ner-
affections which females are peculiarly subject,
afOrding strength In all cases or debility and particularly
curing dyspepsia sold a. wholesale and
retail BY 4. B. 4 D. sASDs loo Fulton sold slso by
Rushton a Co. 10 Broadway and 10 AstOr House ZiS
ROADWAY II East Broadway; 33 Hudson-sL and by L.
rael Minor 2l4 Fuonst Price 81 per bottle. my2l 3aw
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rg- DIR, BnunIua,. Uody brace 1. an efficient re-

lief for weakness Of the voice. lungs spine and limbs par
uculary FOR dyspepsia, constipation and plies, win wesS
Of the stomach ard sides weakly females last grow
ing children and all dsposs5 drOop and sedenery,
especially spinsl Subjects will be delighted with ia ac-
ton. Reference given many Distinguished elergyen,
who have been rescued from supsfannuauon fOn de-
buty and bronchitis Pamphlsts snd book Common
sense giving Information, can b hsd 81 Iae ONCE, ~
R~,stuyav A lsdy IN Attendance on ladies'. M eOdU
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RI nyALgRs Iy FIRE AaMs.

~ 8 CIRCUIT COURT, for the southern Dis,ric, Of
u New York-Elfsu Alien -. OrssOn Blunt e a.
snder Gardiner Clerk d Tho Circuit COgrt Of The
IrItet states for Southern Dsict of NewYork, do
hereby certify hat the sfoye ered suit ued in The
sid Court on the lsh and ooh days N April, 1875 before
he Hon Smith Thompson Associate Justice " the SD
creme COur u the United States, tsag Jury emps1
ns,sd and and The opened sy Mr. Sherman
he pan u the ainId lEhan Aleu- and Mr. selden
he pan Of he defendant (Orsson Blunt ei s thai after
he evidence had been closed the summed ply
Mr. seldea FOR he defendant and by Mr. Davis for he
plaintiff that charge ~as b-fe1pOo giver BY re Coun
10 TIE Jury who retired under charge of an officer GUY
qualified W alteno hem, and ner return rendered %
Glowing verdict, viz
Thai they and that the paista 70 not the original inyep,
End palenles and entitled W he III and exclusive sA
and liberty Of making Constructing, usns and yending
others Be used he Improved lock csmed oy hin sDo
eel forth 10 his patent -. 49,,
And they farther say lhst the lock Manufactured ano
vended by lh- defendants ros an nirh sehso' VI Ho
plaintiff nights and 90 they say all -,
All Of which appears By die minutes OF We ssld ti~
recorded In MY Office. ALEf SAhoiNE 49, -,
O-ceruh-r Z. iato ~ rs-ses'
ERANKIIe SALT WATER BATH, Morn side
IL on me salfsryrhe above BAN 10 nov open iof me
season afer undergoing complete repair IL now fesay
Tor he Of Ladies ard 0enaenen ana NE puDhc
generally. .,.,. s..a, IL, a.
..n - arorn I'd At he door, e5 In
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= A Meeting ol doc New.York Union


re- 4 Cnrd.-To he L4dles and 6enllemen o. New
Yors SUD brooklyn and their vicinity, by Mrs CHAFFlN
of Boston
Mrs c. who has hal long and successful practice In
medicine. 10 d-.irous OF holding conversation with al
persons suffering from consumption nfsm mutton OF
the u1g- bronchitis salt rheu dysertery contraction OF
cords dyspePss debiiy. spna hh-euon, nervous 'ynp
asthma tic coOreuX, lsuntre, headache lOOihache
scrDfIla. huinOrs, Sc. Sc
Her pactce has been eminenIytuccessul having sue
ceei-d ia IN. entire ~ thousands and most general
y Of that cisss Of such long standing tn have ba-d
the combined powers Of the most skul ply sic ars. All
Of which can be from the respectable references
which she show Al her rooms So7 Broadway 2d door
from FraIklinBt
Those who would be healed must come quickly or Mrs,
C. w where her usefulness u certain to be put
into reguisidon without deay isi limos
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Bcdr0iuo.

DOARDING-Pleasant rooms with board, may BE- oh
ID tanned al ~ ChsmberssI opposite the Parh kS ~
TO BOARDERs.-A respectable lady wishes 10
take three gentlemen and their wives, Alec I've
three single gentlemen In pleasant esshy ana ese
trs having Croon eaihs dc rhcss desiroas Of
tss comforts OF home may apply 81 ~ Moi 81 between
Grand and Sroome - Nv
nUAKU.-A gentleman and his wife. or two single
ID gentlemen can b. accommodated with pleasant roosns
ard good board al y Ov-rst JNtw-
DOAhD-Very pleasant rooms, suitable for gentlemes
ID and wife single gentlemen, and well Furnished win
good board. at ~ Wsrrsn.sI Croton water, warm And
cold baths In the house les%
DOARDING-rwo three single gsstlsnsa nay -
dated with pleasant airy rooms. Furnished or
unuruishsd, with without ersskfSst Aad tsa. u NE
upper part OF The city The knieasrboelsr ssxss peee
the door. Terms moderate References exchanged. A.
dress boz 1888 Post Office. te,@
ITO LkT-ro gentleman and his wife single
Il geutlemsn bach drst hocr-also, Que os i've
snse gsn,lemen be accommodated Apply q u Hed
sonst. In Nv
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PoLIcE.-There were but one or two minor ar
rests yesterday. which made II rather odd day for
our Police functionsries
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~ Among the distins uished arrivals in the H.
bertha we the Of the youthful Earl OF Dur
ham broihcrin law Of the Governor Of Csnsda; the
Countess Of Egn niece to he Brsh Secretary for the
Colonies Lady Z. Bruce, sister to Lord Elgin; Lady
Alice Lsmbton the Count and Countess De Montholon
Colonel Esteourt and lady che Colonel Is probably one
Of, the sons Of Mr. Esleour NJ for Oxford University
all 70 Halifax Lord Mark he IT. uncle Marquis Of
Lothian came passenger in the vessel from Hall.
fax TO Boston
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tF1 For New Bediord and Nantucl ct papers our
thanks are due to Munroe's Express II W sll-st
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~ GAY n Co. viii accept our thanks for Boston
pspers received ria Fall River
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- The Supervisors Of ST. Lawrence have
fixed the salary of the Judge OF that county at 5000
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~ The United States ship Ohio. Captain
s,ringham, recently from the Gulf of Mexico is now
lying at the Navy Yard.
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LEOPOLD DE MErER-Ths lion pianist IS in
the City bu, does notintsnd 10 give any Concerts He
goes 10 Europe In the Of the 6sh Inst least
50 says the CoEr-isr des Eists Isis.
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Canal through the Isrhmus OF suez.

We translate the following from the columns Of
our industrious neighbor of the Deatscte SctRei-
post from what source he derived the intelligence
we are not informed
The cutting through the shmus of suez al last de-
temlned upon. The conditions of this enterprise In
which Europe is combined are l. Egypt s made neu
tral State her neutrality and Independence are gusran
tied by the Porte, France, England and Austria Prus
STA Russia North America, and powers of the second
rank invited to recognize this neutrality B. France
England and Austria make the cutting At their own cost
and levy tonnage ill the outlay is made up I. The ex
ecution of the work be interrupted even by the
breaking of between the contracting parties
Austria undertakes TO make the Nile nsvlgabe far
Dametta where there is 10 be immense hsrbor (the
oversight of this part of the work will be given TO Cap
tain M6ring of the Austrian Engineers, known to many
of our readers by his residence in the United States
England is to buy the necessary land at Suez and the
Canal itself to be cut by France and gland together
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LAND LiMITATIoN.-An American citizen, writ
ing from Liverpool May III to the Commercial Adra-ti
SER states that he had visited almost the entire southern
coast Of lreland-thst from Cork Dublin may almost
be called well cultivated garden with castles and gen
tlemens seats scattered in every direcon-but in the
midst of them is to be the most squald poverty
the most helpless wretchedness-thst in Cork the poor
crowd round the traveller at every step, exhibiting
themselves and little like walking skeletons-snd
that his way from Cork Dublin ne had more
collins borne 10 the houses Of the dead than might be
seen in NewYork in year The fever is carrying the
people OF more rapidly than the famine Isided BY
spendihriit and absentee landlords had done. The
clergy of the Catholic Church indeed nursingfa
theirs in this hour of deep Sleton and many have fall
victims to the fever prevailing Horse fesh (as
In Germany had been satd down for food the poor
Is not Ireland. It's present social and political cond
ton. most unsnswersble argument in favor of land
lmitsuon-no to hold more than 500 scres, Ire.
land has only 10000 landowners psiroons. The
tie and palace by the side CT the hoye containing
misery unutiersble Read the Commercial and Courier
& Enquirer-they exhibit the consequences of VI
cious system yet deprecata change
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HANGING PAPER-Whas, prowa sad Frssa, f's
~ sAls by CYRUS w. ukkp 20
ny6 ~ Sbsiagsht
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- They say the Seguins ere about TO give US
specimen of the manner 10 which their corps performs
English Operas They will doubtless take Paimo's ope
"a Hruss
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General Notices.
PHRENoLoG1sTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs 81 WELLS,
131 NRssnu-st. n. Y.
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-SnSssa1As FOR FOREIGN PORTS ~


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YORK Tribune for all Foreign Pors, and all letters and
oevspapers deposited in this Office will always he for
warded by the very earliest vessels This department 10
under the special supervision OF J. B. MOWER, ESQ.
vel known 'cr many year, a. the experienced and eff
Gent Sup rnlsndeni Of The Foreign Letter Department Of
the Nsw-YOrK City Posl Once.
Blgs are nov open FOR the reception ofleers snd news
papers for the following pisces viz London Liverpool
Glasgow, ireland, Havre, MsFseies, Amsterdam, Hre-
men, Hsmbur9h. Rio Do Jansiro, Valparaiso. BuenOs
Ayres Oregon. Mexico, Panama, St Thomas Kingston,
tam Aa'snzas Havana
Ofce open rom A. N. ul le P. N.
~ Letters md Newspapers will b. received al
TIE foreign snip letter office of the NewYnrk Tdhune FOR
the packe; ship OUCHESSE D'ORLEANS, Capt Rich
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Newspapers tr the psrketship HENRY CLAY, Capt
hye, which sails for Liverpool on the 6sh inst
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Newspapers FOR tie packetship MEDIATOR, Captain
Stark, which sails for London on the 9Th inst
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7h inst The Rooms BrOscwGy aud Houston-st
General attendance IL requested. le5 p
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syw.yORK WEEKLY TRIaUnR.

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
IA pubnshed every SATURDAY MORNING. At the low pres
q per snpun In advance. 10 copies Tor 6l5. or 20
.opies for s24.
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~ARn NOTICE.-NEW srA0B ROUTE
&SF1EN4 The subscribers respectfully inform ths1s
friends and he psbIic, thaa hey Siil
line Of Stages from he corner u Avenue ed Ninth =
through Avenue C, Houson.,t Bowsry, CnathsD - -
Broadway South Ferry, and do bsfsbs soeh sesss Of
public patronage. LENT HUM
WILLIAM q. Lksr.
LkOsARD HusT. Si lW'
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~ The wife Of Rev Mr.. Maffi't is still in this
city. He is at present in Pittsburgh
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MAD DoG.-A dog supposed to be mad was killed
yesterday At the corner Of Thirst and Avenue had
bitten boy very severely in the before named vicinity
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No CARNAGE MAKEKs-Ioo pless 81 intis
rub6sr cloln IS hsldeu-lsns ~
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
II The Eagle says that Mr. Hotchkiss is get.
Ing well after all. He stood up on Thursday.
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y.3Am salns one MAJ OH viii Be- eooyiaesd
zE&8l hey cannot I've whsrs IL L. sppiied-~
~ IL IL certain destroyer. not sale 8
hed The money will 10 returned Sod oey 81 TIE fseey
storss ri Hiason-s,. III 0re>nwcha ~ 0rsEd-sl
.nd Sl2 Bowery as Fulton ct IA Eighth- sveoss ss1
234 ThlrdsvenBs Broohyn-lsst rugnA South bfoos.
Ivn-ISlt Ausssic 81 WiAamsbafsrogfth Ct corner Of
soath6rst Bookstore. Jerssy City-si Aontgopsrysl-
Pre-, . cents . boue. In