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Law SCHOOL

HARVARD UNIVERSITY The second term Of
Oths Law School Of Harvard Uoiysrsy for the present
Accidental wear il open Friday, February y, i8to
Tie active abos OF instruction Will be shared equally by
Simon Greenleaf IL ID Dane Pfoessor of Law hnd joel
Parker, LID Royal Professor Of Law. Course o.
Lectures International and Csil Law VIII also Do coh
menced by Henry Wheaton, LID 49,,
The design Of this lnsftltOn 10 20 eford complete
VI lea. educeton for gentlemen Intend ~ prs
cs m any Of tie uited States aud systematic course o.
studies in Commercial Jun prudence for merchants ana
men Of business. No public instruction 10 gwen 10 tns
local peculiar iurispfadence OF any particular sac
INIT the library consisting Of neary 1900 Volumes ilfu'
she Am pie for the study Of 0,a law and praeuce
d the students are assisted IN these studies ~
the Professors ~ 0ccaso mag require.
No particular u previous study 10 requisite TOT
bat every student required 20 prod Dcs test.
nonas VI bis GOOD moral character and 10 ave bono on
$500 10 the Steward with surety resdsnt In hassschu.
chusets conditioned for the payment o. All college dues
or instesd Of bOud he may deposit StO with tne stew
ard a. the Of each term 20 be retained ~
him ii the end OF tho term and then 1ceoun "a io no
md INT il until such testm0niss are pro-
duced and security given The tuition eessfs eOs term
snd vs. for half any lesser fraction u term whco
sntts. the student the Of the College and Law u
bfsres and Text BOOKS aad Tree admission TO al ns
public lectures In the University lnsrgction may De had
in sny f0rsisu language 'suzbt n the University ioi
additional fee Of 80 for each lansua<e 't1dsd Inc
neoss.ary erUenes student ~kO esces Gil thr year
In Cambr.dze will not exceed the following TUITION
slooRsDt snd care o. ROOM ~ih use Of i9ln,t9fe a.sf
% S0-Ws.hins from as d saD-Iots 80 10 et<V sh'
elusive Of clothes snd what . termed pocketmoneT
10 res.rd the amount u poctetnoney neither eape
disEcy nor the ussses " society require a' 'n'"' DC
Students who have pursued their studies 10 hi' School
Tor three efms and Af1rneysatLt~, ~ho, AFTER Aa'ns
been admitted 70 the where previous course
Of study for ss.t yesr u required nave pursued
their studies Ia this School of t~o term. are snte d up
On the certificate and VI the Law sea y
and sfer passing satisfactory examination tome degree
Of Bachelor Of Laws
Application. for admission to The Law school msy BE-
made % either Il the Proisss0rs a. CAMBRIDGE
C1nsbridx-. Mass Feb. o. 1913. 81 ZsS3Vis
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BOOK TRADE.
THE BEST MAGAZINE ~ s-.,.rU'
GRAuAnS MAGAZINE

OF LrTEgATURF AND ARR, FOR MAhCh' ISIS.
nRGlNAL PkPEks-thi, ns.no-, s',,f,y
Nac~iFilFNr ENsstLisHNENrs-We hifk We Msy
ssfey cha4i-nss admiration er the e.es,ht ens
which We thi. mocth furuish io our leaders Two OF
them companion pictures from ne pencis ei nsyts1
ana Wright .raved in the fs siyi- Of sxce-nes ln
ln- and stippe By Addison The subjects Expectation
snd Contemplation. trt atsd with rNff,orcinsy aci.
c.cv sss grace and csnnct isl impress themselves
most fav0raby 90 81 who eNsni ~ them , .
Or FAsBioS Ptsrs recs ssd By tie ia'es. arrival. q
tue aud besutfu &c reaton q re prevailing fsrisan
fashions will be greatly sdrred BY oer ltiy insnds
Music-Womac's Love Poetry y Anon Muse BY
Ma'hias Keller
Rad expected % publish this month splendid port
rat Of General Scott but tre ven lsge snonu ei our
ed or ard the care which are having Discover rpon
hs prnn. has lee Is - deer ii until April Gen
Wottls rortrs.t Wi .s given "a NAY
Terms ss per aunuui two copies fJs - single num-
hers - cents.
1fF w H. GRAHAM. Tribune SuidinEs
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The following interesting interesting intelligence
vas received 10 tnis city by the arrival OF the III
hernia. Boston Jour.
ST PETERSBURG. Jan. g. o. : u, @. : l343
The Emperor and heir apparent have both been very
1.-THE former : nearly recovered The American
irm Of Harrison. Via rs EaItwics the well kno~n
for the aud Locomotives the s. Peier'
urg aud Moscow Railway have drained the contract for
he new iron bridge across the Neya Another enterpns
Am rcan firm have obtained exclusive privilege Of
cutting zee orioreisn markets ana are rapidly construct
'ag pier ieehquses. sc between 81 Petsrsburs aad
r1nstsdL The foosing report of the progress OF tue
choiera. Is extracted from Russ A paper.
CHOLgR. rs RUssfA-Ths Official reports reach 10 The
4th a. Q. 18Th o.. December, and are ~ follows
In Mo'co~' new cases from 7th to liih Dee.'''l5,
Do deaths. Observation-Disclosures. -
During the three ending with the above dat the
pid-mic has prevailed 10 me extent but latter ne
poportonaie number deaths Ia. father increased Ia
The neghborhood Of Nose ~ 70 continue In mild form
10 the government OF Tver before u 10 almost exsu-
lively c,nfoea 10 tn tDu sf Tosiaks from the 9Th 10
he l3.h Des. cases eud -sihs have occurred
there 10 The bsgnnrs Of the month
o-d In Wish V5I.fchok OF which ons died Distance
from 81 Peter.burg 397 verss the Moscow route.
The cholera appears o. be spreading 10 southwestern
direction, having made its appearance on tie Dec 10
Vtebsk on which Gay tFo Jewes,es we're attacked sod
recovered. We heer privately that, since the above
dates. 70 has increased much In severity.
10 the governments OF OenburE, Ksran, Nshny Novo-
gcrd Nsths, and thence In the intermediate govern
neuts 70 Niteb,k, exists IN different degrees OF Sc
yer ty
bure before HE Spring or Sumner though II use
sss speculate ih.ns which bsiss all calculation
81. PETERSBURG Jan. 3. n 3. 18th O. . 1913
Te damage soued - s. Peterbnrg by The lae re-
opening Of The Nevs IL estimated al 30 ON silver fubes
meeting sd been called % consider the proprety Of
sugmenng fh. additional per cenags levied imports,
amounting hitherto 20 cent? for the purpose or de-
fraying he cost q the new bridge across the Neya
House.. which had been largely engaged IN tie corn
trade naturally regarded uith some suspicion busi-
ness IN general wss very quiet, u bling holiday ume
Great astonishment wss created Jan lO, s. BY ne
arrest on Change, q Mr Pitt lmerchant OF long and
ng by geDs armes lie said 20 have been imprsore'
10 the Castle sna no enc allowed 20 see 4n. ne W.,
psny. Of whose property h. u sid 60 have embezzle
shares aud cash o. the amount Of nearly t'ooo silver
rOubes.
The house of Thomas Wright Co are psrfsctg good.
and mad ample means TO rscty the position Of job Wright
. 4 n oil Ira
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~ slmuItaneou. ,Ieeiings.-A public TEN
Lectnre- on Autonomy.

NtW-i Nth r-Nf-elf ~ lata-
Dr. NicHoi hs, pleasure q announcing tha, cor
seouerc N REQUEST with which BE has hem hon, red he
viii deliver conrs- ofsx Lectures the more inter
.tirg az Asir5uoucs sp-cuG.i0us and Phenomena, IN
the Jhape cfth- Tnveriy, Wssln zt0r square on th-
even as Tuesday snd Thlrsdayth- second Lecture 20
be gven on the evening Of Tuesday 20 Il Feo1zry a.
february 21-Th- suhjse; o. this Lecture
will BE- Sp-cia 2lation o. oar solar system TIE
perfection u rs mechanism h-lsons q the d1ef-ni
.nss Doctrine u P-rtuiosnon' Detailed history u me
discovery Of the P Anei Neptune
Afsi .ysbg, Of the cours- nay b. hsd a. the book.
.t,ra. 81 Ness. Wiley / Pr.nsm. ISL Broadway, ADD
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Tickets The urec
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HrDsoS RIVER RAiLRoAD-Roufe SefHed-lt
has been finally settled that this Road is to run
close along the bank Of the River or on the more
western route.-The following is the Official an
poyncement; ~ 80 1910
HunsoS RNfS RaiLRoAD Ofriee, Feb ~ u .,
At a meeting Of the Board OF DIRECTORS VI 'Ne
Company, this day. II was .-.
R,soIrea That tho Western River route, As tep3ie'
by the Chief Engineer Be adopted the line OF the
s5n River Railroad from fshkil Lending 10 Sisenpus'
and that the Chief Engineer prspse maps for hns 10 to
respective Counties In such divisions IS may D.
neDt and that the sane be signed BY the Directors sno ~
Is required BY he charter.
The above resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote
Aygs-Messs Flags. Rowland, White BOorman, sat
faro Hooker, Kemble, JeTvis. Wells. Ward.
NOss-M,ssfs. Kelly, Chamberlain
BY order JNO. NJ HOPKINS, Secretary.
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FLORIDA WAR.

N APPLETON = co WI. Pahhsh on fqesday-h'
Conclusion OF the Florida Wsr 70 which Is sppendea a
record u Ofcers, noncommisiotei Otcers Iasie ans
and Pfivates Of the L Army. Navy sni Marine corps
who were ki "a To battle. ani others no died ron as
ease also the of Ocers who were cist
by breVet the ukules 90 others recomneodrS 70
geher IN tn order. coecflg The Remains cf the
Dead in Florida ard the Ceremony Of lrtermeat a. 81
Ansrstire on tbs 4th August is42 By Jno sprssue,
Brrvet Capt. sfh Regt L. Infantry vol. evo map
sud numerou. plates Price 8 81
rms volume Is compiled from oheal reports and from
info m.tion obtaiuea from CHIEFS snd Sub Chiefs who
ere smong he principal actors II may be said 10 De me
OILS authentic history Of this Seven Years war yet
bad III %tts
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THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT,

rONPRIsIN6 ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR COuN
NTRY RESIDENCES adapted 10 the taste and eiTeuin-
a. nee. of The MerchaBf Farmer and Meehsnic. Three
Dollars per sunum N ldvance. q,
~Tb. popuar ,gor. has now reached 10 9th number u
YVES pro eced by prsstic. architect MI John J" hichl
we'll known Nsw-Iork the builder OF some o. ne
most beautiful viii As aud cottages IA this vicinity II 10
published monthly A. the low price Of - per annuD or
3 cent. each number and possesses great merritt me
beauty Of sdesigus the style cf publication and she u
IN exact pinaous ard estimates accompanying eeeh
number n decidedly the test work on cottage and VII
iAee hitscture published IA this country
ttis peculiarly Anne icsn-scapted 20 American wsn.
t..tes and habits al estimates based upon thorough
practical knowledge Of the cost aud qnaiy OF ths ms'e
4 used" 49,, D., -
lie aim ID improve Architectural taste, which l' very
much needed IN this community Published by
2lf3t 4. VI SANIONt 40 brosdWay
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0LLENDORFF'S

SPANISH GRAMMAR.-D. APPLETON \ CO VIII
- publish thi. week OlendorH = New Method OF Learn
ing 10 read write aud speak the spanish language VITA
an appendix couiaing = brief. but compreheusve >
esnitu alton Of The Jules 80 well II sl The verbs,
both regular and irregular @ render their use esy
and familiar 20 the most ordinary capacity. Iogeihri
with practical rules FOR Spanish stion aud models
Of social aud commercial correspondence TIE whole d-
signed for young md person. wfo are desr own
instructor, By Vels-quek aud simonne, Professors
e the Spanish and French lsusges vel l-ho OF 'oo
pages kEtENlL1 ~ bLlSnE ~ -. ,...,
New editions OF enoorf Method OF learning TO rsad
write and speak the French. Gsrman aud liat,n lsa
- ksxs IN sch
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A nnointmcnr- hr lhe Pre.idcnt and SCENIC

IITf1TI- IIINff fITT0nFTI.HII
LINES DELL. Collector, st Johns, Florida.
WILLIAM + HAILg, Collector, ChAmpaln, \. \. 90
AtrxaSngg X PHILLIPS. Surveyor Ffecericksb1rs 4.
Ioux A CavEDo. Surveyor, Fernsndina, Florida
Lad Onccrs heIpPointtd.
D.>trr AsrPy Receiver. CLIFTON, Mo
loss ~ Rr,a. Register. Crawl lrdsvils, Ia
D.ytp q BLIGHT. Receiver Jensrsonvilie, Ia 49,
i AtsrRr HELFENsTEiN, Receiver, MILWAUKEE, Nis
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FROM IsDrAsAroLs-We find the following in

th. Cincinnati Iagsrer INuiASAPoLfs, FEB 10. 1913.
The Telegraph Company finished raising the poles from
Chicaso Ibis place week and expect 10 run the wires
nons the b.gnning Of the next that soon We viii be
o photographic communication with Chicago ana Boston
vi. DAYTON At the present time TIE smallpox RACES 70
an extent hitherto unknown IN this place. The Board OF
H..ih report nine most Of which are OF mild
Character and some cOnyslescept Ou. Lesisstufe sd
lsurQs on next Monday
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TAX LAST yEro-Gov Skunk has vetoed bill
p, incorporate Telegraph line from Phisdeipnls
70 Lewes in Delaware. The srolh1 on M, NJ ~
a.. 80 il that the telegraph iuterieres with the
oo.rs,ion Of the Post Office Department, and he
thinks the s,ste has power to pass laws OF winch
this would DC the effect.
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PATENTS FOR

INVENTIONS JUST PUBLlSHED-The Laws ard
Pfactce Of all Nations and Governments with the forms
expenses and ell matters relating 10 Patents throughout
he world Pncess IN paper covers extra hne edition
81 50; bound In muslin q IS, 10 full law bndicg 81
KINGSLEY 4 PRISON,
Editors and Publishers, Walls'.
Epginser, aud Patent gents for the United States and
Europe and Editors and Publishers & the Eureka a
=, .n,biv iou~nai ~ Patent. and Science. II I'm
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SANFORD 2. KELLOGG.

4 TTORNEN-AT-LAW, ofhce y fine-'t - LOUIS
\ ~ ia. securing snd collection Of dsb,s and al pro
f...iouA business viii Be promptly and faithfully seao-
N 800
CO bankers and Collins kelOgE. - Louis des-us Kan
ia Dury-e 4 Co Lawrence Trmbe Co hush Aueh
iucio.s ! sons. snd ". ". Pinues 60 New OK
Me.rs Collins Brothers. Hartford 81 .s~om'
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I-g- The following liberal offer will attract very
general attention. Success 70 Mr. Oliver end his
spirited 'ORGA>'

spirited 'ORGAN.
TEMPERANCE EssAYs-S2O0 PREMIUM.
Tt3 sun OF Two Hundred Dollars having been placed
the hands Of the subscriber be offered ~ Prerui
n such manner o. IN his ud gmeut will best conduce to
the interest Of the smpeaace Cause hs would make The
following offers.
For the best Esssv not exceeding eight paSes Of The
Organ, tbs Moral Reg ious and Political Evils Of the
liquor Tfsfs snc Means for ia Prohibition the sum OF
One Hundred snd Fifty Dollars
2 For tbs second best, the OF fry Dollars.
The money wi. be paid the successful competitors
demani 80 the uisei announce their decision
The following seuteusn have consented 70 act As lnds
IS Rev STEPHEN n. TYING. d. Rev. GEORGE PEck,
ID Of NewYcrk aud Rev. HssSy WARD bEEcHEE' Of
Brooklyn 80
All papers for competition 10 be handed in BY the 81
day Of June Address free Of p1se - " OuVrr'
Office Of The New fork Orsa8. NewY0rk City, for the
JUDGES Prize tssays'
~ These Es.avs VIII Mt BE- copyrighted the OBJECT
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be inclined assin employ your pen for - iytncetnsnt
No York FEB. 2, lais. j. w. OLIVER
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Asa STEVENS "a
EXCHANGE BROKER,

NEAR THE FULTON BANK, - Hssfl-st Informs
y the merchants sl4 dspost0rs a. the Fuol Bsnk that
he Is buying up money az the love-t msfset
fSt-s and keeps constanty for sale Sew.Yorx state
money the best ra,e pays the hthss pnc, iof % 80
Il the hOrern Exchange Csyggs LAKE STATE hsnk S.u'
n-f...,- 49, 1if iws
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Brig Dadey Capt Mcneil, arrived yesterday
from Cardens, which port she left on the 27h ut and
informs us that produce it coming in and several
esrsoes Of had been received which were shipped
for The United states Moasos worth IL reals per neg
Price. declinins Freishts very dull At S2a2 q Many
vessels unenreged- holding on. for better rates shippers
not di.posed 10 advance tbs shove rates No Sugar
fteishts Of any kind w the market.
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,sNASu's MAMMOTH fs>NsAdA ~ w
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

THE LARGEST PAINTING - rht NNklpl
nAlNrED on THREE MILES or cANyAsi-Ea
hibitnsa view Of country 10 miles Ia length, extsoa
u nom the mouth OF the Missouri River 10 the City Of
New-Oresns snd reaching ten degrees Of artuee-
BEING TIE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays excepted Of the NEw
PANORAMA BUILDING in Broadway sdionins Milo
(i.rden Admissioa 81 cents children bali price The
Panorama will movtns st u ocloek precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on wednesdays and ss,areaye -
4 och
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

STAPLE six GooD,s
BELOW CCsA.
DEIEG THE STOCK Of ,osoas honss a-eiinlns op'l-
ID ness AID Ill 0e sod bsD~ coat u -, p ,.it p'r
-. RAsKiA BIRCH.
1900 - Wiam-sf Cedar
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!. PERoT,s CREAM pEnR.r

TT Is MADE IN PHILADELPHIA, and aurpsses 10
s- ewes any Beer made 10 Europe Amsres, 'of hne
favor al a. "a agreeable beverage He has introduce.
y Ia N-.vYork AZ some Expense above the heoes
bet Beer, snd viii il cheap BY any faantity ~
public are invited 70 make trial o. U. ne infof
hat he sto keeps Cd Oysters st ~ eorner o.
nd Four % .ts fl7fIw-l JOHN JAChSOS
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Nt,TICES.


- Lecture on Phone ~rar ty.--A +. BoYLs will
give AZ eapostlou - che c and ca u Phoncg-
raphy. 10 Clinton Hall. ireslsy evening, 25a inst
At the close of the Lectut, 49, w Re formed 10 re-
-eive prscuoa instruction in 20 at OF verbatim report
ing Tickets the seizure - ere 20 lie class - To
be had Il the once n tho AnEo-ssK0n o. Of the Libra
ian Of the Mercantile Library Assoc atom orstthe 10
Lecture 70 commence 81 z o'clock SB-Icket. % the
Lecture can be ohsne tree II chye and the class A.
reduced rates By the members u hs MslcsDtle Library
Association on application 20 ths Librarian 2if Snse
~ slmnltaneou. Meetings. public Temperance
Neefins under The auspices OF re Cy Temperance 50
cetv- will be held 10 Rev Dr. CHEtvsKs Church Union
plac- corner of Fiteenfh+f TI-sdsy evening, I'D
inst A. :, o'clock Rev DR. CHEEvEs Bis1op JAsEs and
Rev Mr. BuECHAsD being -nfsg-d - .diress the meet
iuE t D. expected b q great iutsrs. The public
generally are Invited 20 sft,nf III us
q Temperance fIeeting.-Ths Nsw-Tors City
rsnpersece socfy sill nnr Temperance m.rtipE 10
he Orsenest Methodist Church Tuesday evening the
ID nat A. o'clock Rev. Dr. D0WLISC. Rev. Dr. Pkcs
and Rev Mr TH1uPsoS Of the brO.fwly Tabernacle are
expected % address tho meet % Music By the Choir
n. etisen. on he Eighth Ward ard the plbic generally
are invited 10 attend. 4lf 81 l. JACKSON, Of A
u German Lnnguage.-The undersiz,sd, sraeu-
.e Of NJ University 81 k0nys5-rr. Pr1sis teaches the
ersn aususxe 10 private l-ls.us For terms And -
f-r@uees sppiy - THEODOR GLAUBENskLEE. ~
G~.D6,t III ~
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FROM YucArAS.-The brig Mry Am from Ssal
brings accounts 20 the 18Th ult The Indian trouble s
continued at yaadolld Ysxcao4 and Feto The auiho-
ties were doing mach toward pulling the insurgents down.
Perfect order and tranquility existed IN su other parts Of
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CITY GTEus.

MONDAY, Eel. u.
FATAL AccIDESr--About O'Clock last night,
the sud sailor belousins 10 the bark C0onna,
from lsg0w stepping ashore from the ferry boat
Al the foot OF Cortsnd.s By mischsnce both
ated the river By the timely efforts OF some
Of The byanders The sailor rescued the mate how
ever not got OF the untl life quite
trct His body conveyed 70 the Third Ward alton
House % await the c. roner's inquest.
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HAMS LARD. &C.

90 ibs City Cured Hams
IS b5is La<u
8 tuts butlsr
5 casks Che-ss. -
rCoGETHER WITH 4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT
ii Grcsriss f.r sale TIA Free Produce store 81
p-.rl. - by l2lf H. HOAG x WOOD.
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.rb,i..x a. y Chri.ty p Pierce. j. Rsyn0r, Abbott
r Nsnshn, whose original sad inimitshe Soneefn 40
nightly h0norsS with crowded and hiehy resree'so.s
univ,rss'ly admitted 70 excel every sn;uss
unent Of . similar character offered In this cry
Admission 25 cents. children under 10 yese sAi price
Door. open 81 7 o'clock-Concert vii commence 81 -
On >afartsy. Feb. o. a. ArrsSsoo> Co>Skkr Dos
open Il =. commence Al 5 O'Clock al iwn
ry- Ga Monday Evenius Web. q, fnhh Soneen vi"
be over a. the BROOKLYN Institute
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

FELL pOwS IL THE SrREEr.-A man 95 years
0d whose name sscertaned fell down las, even
Ing 10 = very exhausted stare in Chsiham-st he Vas
sed 10 tie Fourth Ward Station House snd comfort
sbls provided for until ne could be sent home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
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