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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
From the Soutll-Choiera Reports ut New
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PHILADELPHIA.
p,rod,-Curlous Trnnsactlon-Mar

Correspondence of The Tribune
PmlADELpHIt Thursday Dec. l9.
Quite large number of persons were dlsap-
pointcd last night in consequence of the nom
appearance Of Signorina Parodi. They had con-
gregated in the vicinity of Jones's Hotel to hear
2be proposed serenade to that distinguished vo-
ralist and waited until late hour; when sus'
pense, the toothache of the mind drove them IN
agony home. She arrived in this city this after
noon, in the midst of a drenching rain. Several
musical associations serenado her tonight AS
she makes her d6Jut to- morrow evening. splendid
audience is expected to grace the Chestnutst.
The8ter.
sent YOU in the early part of the week an &C
count of curious transaction in Spring Garden
ON Friday morning last, in which two police oti-
GERS acted in very singular manner by entering
n private dwelling dschargng pistols and fright
enipg the inmates so badly that two females were
seriously injured, in consequence OF sprlnging
from second story window. w ell upon an IN
vestigaton Of the case, twas discovered that the
ofrcers were habitually intemperato, aud were
probably under the influence of liquor the
morning in question The Police Marshal has
promptly removed them from office. This is
right To have an incorporate armed ponce OH
Ger in the force would be madness
Our City and Districts, during the past few
weeks, have been remarkably quiet. You prob
ably have noticed the improvement.
There has heen but little business done to-day, owing to
abe rainy weather The Flour market continued quiet,
and the only transactions reported are small lots Tor cg
consumption at 81 1904 S7 for choice lots extra RVS
Flour is steady at S. 50 Corn MEAL is ID, firmly,
Sales Of 400 bbs at s. rs y bb There Ia good demand
Gor white WHEAT for shipment and prices have slightly
improved but red is in limited request former ries
Sales of 5000 bushels prime PENNSYLVANIA white at 81 II
al IS ~ bpsel the latter rate, including l50l
bushels ordinary aud prime red at ST al g. small sale
of RYE al II cents. Corn Is in steady de-
snand and small lots of yellow sold al IS cts aos in
Guiding damp at lower rate OATS are y y demand deg
bishe WWskY-Small Sales of bbs al y cents. Hhds
are held al 26 cents 49,. Gu, ~, ~, -
az "a Florence Civ Co, II; IS DO, ~ L Ches
Del Canal s 500 ss!e ~ . Le4gs IN Nay IN S9t 6 81
do So; goo Resd RR sag 90 Ntne9h T. U.s. 'VQ mon
SHpal II: Gnard Life and Trust Co, "a,
Ssd B1ilo Psnters B * Ps o6 ot < csn :
Penn RR. KS; Florence City Co. IS 500 County o. 90
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List OF Patents

Issre5 ;3r, tRe Jae6 Sate pateat Occ for he Week
ending December y lS7N
JCareiulS prepared tor lhe Treune,l
Orlando Chlds of Granville III. for improvements 10
mills for saving with circular Dated Dec IL 1897
Ioseph CGnsnl and Lucus Dimock o Northampton Mass
Tor improvements in machinery for doubling aad twisting
sin &c Dated Dec.l7, 1880. .
Florimoud Datchy Of New.Vork, ~ L ior Improvement
in apparatus for emptvng prvies Dated DEG u i9oo
Edward Everett aud Charles Everett il OF w
o. C. for Improvement in carriages Dated Dec . !oly
Joseph f Flanders of Newburypor Mass Tor improve
lnents in machinery for cutting and bending sAee' sS
Dated Dec. IL 1850 D.. ,,,,,
JOSEPH w FawkeS of Bart Township, penn Tor IN
proyenen In seed planters. Dated Dee u 1901. 80
Samuel H. Gilman OF Cincinnati Ohio Tor improved eA-
panson gear for horizontal engines Dated oeG ~ 1871
Lucien = Hicks OF Berlin, Conn. assignor 10 "iIUsn A
ehnrch and lanes Stanley Of Bertha Goun for machine
for MAKING oyelets Dated Dec. II, 1850
Joel Hoaeklon OF Ogden n Y. for improvement IN gram
cradle fingers Dated Dec. II. 1850 Iii
Richard T. Topper and John W. Nystrom OF f3la0etpa'a
Penn Tor improved arrangement OF steam engine OSeN
Decl1, 1850, ,a ,
Edward Rees OF Cincinnati Ohio, for Improved coaipo
son for making cores for casting Dated pee ~ lt2o
John Rogers Jr OF Jackson, Michigan, for improvement
sIi Mills for grinding Dated Dec /, 1891 =,
David + Rohr OF Charlesown, Va. for improvements III
oscllang seeding cylinders Dated Dec Il, lSoo
Charles Scales OF Bath Me for improved lRstTunS 0f
isyiug down curves Of ships tmbers. Dated Dec = no.
w C. Store of Boston, Mass. for improvement IN aF1-
6cial agS. Dated Dec IL 1850. =.
Robert Thompson of Lowell Mass. for Improvements Ill
tampa for lighting gao burners. Dated Dec. Il, l8oV
Eleaza Bless Of Minerva, KY for Improvement IN IAN
ning-mils Dated Dec II, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

READINGS w e understand that Mrs. Lesder-
neir will give an entertainment ct Central Hall
this evening. She will read poes Bells, Long.
fellows Ship, and other celebrated pieces Mrs.
L. enjoys an excellent popularity as correct and
effective reader.
SHIP BuLDISG-Messrs. Perne, Patterson <
Stack have on the stocks, nearly ready for launch
ing clipperbuilt ship of nearlys900 tuns, intend
ed for Sifkin < Ironsides. They are also laying
the keel Of clpper.built ship, to be built for Har
beck K Co. to be engaged in the China trade, and
launched in the early part of April
Docs.-Compsint has been made that several
dogs have recently been charmed away from
their owners. Many persons keep noisy, useless
animals, that the neighborhood would be glad to
have charmed or otherwise removed
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n. THE EDITOR IOF TIE TRIBUNE.

The Brooklyn papers have made some curious
blunders in speaking of our new Church, but they
gave me very little annoyance until l saw them
transferred to TIE Tribune Of this morning
These notices really represent US as doing con
temptible thing VIII you be SO good as to insert
The Rev Mr.. Elmendorl's Church on Wash
ington. av is not to be somewhat of the CORN
THAN ORDER" as was stated yesterday, but strictly
Norman throughout The audience chamber will
be 55 feet wide by 10 long, and the entire struc
ture, including porch and chancel, but without
the vestryroom, % feet in length.
Teurs truly. y. I.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

sAfAREs.-The Supervisors have fixed the
surrogates salary for four years at @l750 per an,
nun. The first motion was for $4,000. Superb.
sor 7. G. Bergen presented memorial and the
copy of bill to the Legislature to reduce the fees
and compensation allowed to the Mayor and Al,
dermen of Brooklyn. Also memorial and billto
the same to give the sheriff of the county, on ana
after 1850 asalarv instead of fees and to abolish
fees of keepers Of cells in Williamsburgh. and
Turkeys, and give salaries in lieu. Seyerally
adonted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

Another distressing accident, caused by
wait Of proper caution among machinery IN mo-
Mr. ]. Jennings, the Superintendent OF Courns
Mill at Almonesson Gloucester Co. caught his
clothes upon spiral shaft revolving IN box
His arms were drawn in one Of them broken, and
the Hesbof both terribly lncerated. His right arm
was amputated, but modification seized tue other,
and be Shortly after died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
The Art-U MON.

The annual drawing of this Institution takes
place tonight at Tripler Hall and accordingly this
is the last day for subscribing. There are thou
sand prizes to be distributed to the holders OF the
lucky tickets Many of these prizes are q credit
to the artists who produced them one or two are
amopg the best things yet done in painting in
America, and persons who have five dollars to
risk on the turn Of the wheel can do it here with
better reason than in nyordinary game cf chance
with which our limited experience in professional
life las made US acquainted. But it is not all
chance with the Art.Union subscribers. Every
one Of them gets set Of engrayings which may
be taken as no bad equivalent for the investments
Indeed at so cheap rate can six engravings be
produced when done on the large scale requisite
to supply all the members Of such an Association,
that no print publisher could think Of competing
with it This is an inducemept to subscribe with
which no fault can be found, though it lacks that
piquant excitement which belongs to the lottery
OF pictures.
The chief print given this year has more merit
both in design and engraving than any for
mer one issued from this source. We mean Les.
Lee shasperian picture of 80 Ann Page, Slender
and Shallow The other pictures engraved also
have pleasing qualities. We again remind our
readers that the dTawingS this evening and that
Ell! who desire to take chance can do so at the
Art,Union Rooms or at D. Appleton's book store,
e0O bnoduav
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XNnsl,Inprnn Itens.

WASHINGTON, Thursday Dec l9.
The Territorial Appointments for New, Mexico
will be sent to the Senate early next week They
are not all yet agreed upon.
It is understood that the Postage Debate ywiil
close ncxt Tuesday, and that vigorous effort
will follow for the consideration OF the Har0or
A strong Scott party is organizing among the
Wings for the next Presidential Election
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Iyreclk of schooner ornItn.

ROCHESTER, Thlrsday, Dec. ~.
The schooner Malta, of and for Pressure Isle,
left Oswcgo on Monday evening last, and ran
ashore three miles west Of the mouth Of the
Genesee River. TIE accident happened on Tues
day morning. The schoonerhad a cargo of eighty
Guns plaster, dry goods groceries, &c portion OF
which has been saved. Pine crew were taken
nnrnnCe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

A SSow. Storm commenced throughout
nearly all New. England about nine O'Clock yes.
terday morning, and we presume ali but tue sea-
coast Of Connecticut and Rhode Island is in good
order lor sleighng 1t was showing smartly
in lower New Hampshire through Central Massa-
chusetts and the upper part OF Connecticut, but
the snow had become ram rs we approached
New-Hayen, and what snow had fallen must be
rained away by this time in all the seaboard re.
gon Of that State. In this City, rain fell through
ont the day-no snow.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 60 1885,

ing liqoor, $40 on each. Ann cluny, disorderly
house, year State Prison thirteen indictments
for selling liquor, $40 on each Margaret hley'
selling liquor, four indictments $50 on each
Lewis schenck, selling liquor. four indictments
$50 on each. Adam Stiger disorierly house,
$40 FIVE indictments for selling liquor, $50 on
each. David Bracken, two indictments for selling
inuor $40 On each
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Rnnk atock sales.

ALBANY, Thursday, Dec. Il,
Sales were made here to-day Of the new stock
Of the New.York State ank, whose charter had
expired, and goes into operation the lst January
under the General Law at @l2 premium
One safe Of $4,000 Of the stock was made at i.
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The Misunderstanding West, &c.


We have had snow storm from the North
thermometer standing at lC to Is degrees.
The Housatonic train arrived at 81 Western
Mai train due at P NJ. arrived between 6 and l.
Nothing had been heard of the Express train at 8
O'Clock.
From the soutl,-Choiera Reports at New
Orlenns, &c.
BALTIMORE, Thursday Dec, 10.
The Louisville papers announce considerable
number of Deaths from Cholera on Steamboats,
A dispatch from St. Louis dated 18th inst. says
&he Mississippi is full of ice, and navigation is
suspended.
gays the Cholera reports are without ioundation,
and that the health Of the city excelent:
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he snbscrlptIons received from yarioua
POsi-O1icei
Tm.nxnr DEC 10
Subscriptions Received 70 The Daily Tribune.
Seui.Weeltly,
A ENrENARlAN-W e cam that Die venerable

n I'm Ia hitihN--s W elcHfH LilhL LILO Ncu6TdUtt
patriot, Mr.. jeremiah Powell Of Middle Settle
ment, whose faithfulness we noticed few days
since, as manifested in his voting the straight
Wing ticket at the last election, completed his
one hundredth year on Sunday last. He came
into Church in the afternoon and worshiped with
the Universalist congregation, at aechanics Hall,
in this city discourse was preached by the
Pastor from Leviticus XIX. 49, The whtehaired
man sat upon the platform by the side of the
preacher. He appeared remarkably vigorous and
hale for one on his centennial birthday. He was
born in Boston, Mass and when very young was
taken to Bellingham where he was reared, and
more than sixty years ago moved into this region.
He was Minute Man at the battle Of Bunker
HILL but did not reach the ground until the battle
was over. He was in the Army for long time.
took part in the battle of Saratoga and witnessed
the surrender of Burgoyne. Utica Herald.
LIEUT. Gov. CHrRcH.-We learn from the
Geqesee Courier that an entertainment was given
at / ~ Stages hotel in Stafford, few days ago,
to Hon SandfOrd u, Church, the Lieut.. Governor
elect. Mir c. is personally worthy, liberal and
popular man. Some sixteen years ago lhow time
passes he taught school several winters in the
south part of this county, and then we knew him
like book" He was an excellent schooEmas-
ter and capital fellow he cannot therefore,
fail barring bis political heresies to make good
Lieut.. Governor. Since the tates had decreed that
a Loco must be elected we are free 10 say we re-
ioice that the honor has fallen upon SO worthy Q
man as sanford E Church. Roch. American
GREAT COUNTRY, THIs.-In looking over the
act of Congress establishing post routes we find
the following queer combination Of odd names
In North Carolina, from Grassy Creek via The
River Cranberry Forge and Roam Mountains to
Elzabethtown, Tenn. In North Carolina, from
Graham's Turnout TO Lofts Post 0aice; from
Bethlehem TO Sandy Grove, and from Oglethospa
vie Hamburg, Pond Town, Trycam, Buenna vista
and Haocs, to Columbus In Kentnek, frcR
Maysville via Stack and Minerva Is Dover In
Tennessee from Turletown. n. c. via Dacks.
town. Tenn. Fightingtown, Ga. to Tyas hon
Bssdad to Carthage. lCleYeland Herald.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

H A Fair and Festival is announced by the
ladies' Of the Reformed Dutch Church in Van
Worst to take place in the basement of the Church
on Christmas and the day before,
The ladies of the Union Baptist Church in
Jersey City will also hold Fair at Franklin
Hall on the day before Christmas.
The new Grace Church is to be Of brown
freestone in the early English style, with nave,
aisles, chancel, tower and spire, all Of stone--to
seat about six hundred
- Notice is given of an application to the
next Legislature TO alter the boundary line be-
tween Franklin and Hoboken townships, Bergen
Co.
- The subscription books of the Jersey City
and Bergen Point Plank Road will be opened on
the ed OF January, the house OF Esberr W anters
in Bergen, for the completion OF the road with
double track to Bergen.
A PUR1F1cATIoN.-W have heretofore stated
that the people of Newark had taken vigorous
action for the improvement of the morals Of then
city The following shows tina: they were in
earnest The prisoners convicted at the recent
term of the Court Of Oyer and Terminer, were
sentenced on Wednesday afternoon by Chief
Justice Green, who spoke of the usually large
number of indictments, and declared the fixed de-
termination of the Court to visit the severest pen
aIties upon those whose apparent defiance of the
law, in persisting in the Illegal traffic OF ardent
spirits, has subjected the county to so much ex-
pense and trouble, and the morals of the commu.
nifty to SO much injury: Daniel Arth disordery
house, year State Prison four indictments for
selling liquor, $50 on each. Margaret Oats, dis.
orderly house, 8 mouths County Jail FIVE in
dictments for selling liquor. $50 on each. Peter
ElIers, eight indictments for selling lqpor $50 on
each Jacob Turner seven indictments for sell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
Tine ExpIosion Of the Knoxville.

NEW-O ORLEANS Wednesday, Dec. II.
There were about twenty persona killed and
wounded blythe explosion of the steamer Knox
vile yesterday.
which was thrown distance Of nearly one hund
red yards and another passed through the steam
er Washington, ind landed on the Griffin Yeat-
man.
dnmaeed by the effects Of the explosion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

THE AFFAIR AT THE NAVY YARD.-Two young
men, of the names of Brady and Stinson, were
brough up for examination charged with violent
ly aasauting MIR. Robert Fitzgerald, master.at-
arms of the U. S. frigate Brandy wine, on Saturday
last, the particulars of which we have already
given. The evidence was very conflicting, and
somewhat contradictory, so as to cause the Ma
gistrate to reserve his decisionsPntil yesterday,
when be DISCHARGED both the ace@sed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

u Tenuyson contributes the following Stanzas
to one of the new Annals Tor lS5l;
Come not when am dead,
To drop thy foolish tears upon my grave
Andvex the unhappy dust thou wouldst not save
There let the wind sweep and the ployer cry
But so thou by.
Child. if it were thine error or thy crime
care no longer, being all unbles';
" ed whom thou wilt but am sick Of time,
And desire to rest.
Pass on, weak heart, and leave me where lie
Go by-go by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

BoID RoBBERY.-On Wednesday evening a
young man stepped into the ,iewelry store Of 10.
gold watch and couple of chains, which he sta
ted he wished to purchase for holiday presents,
Mr.. Lowe accordingly produced the watch and
chains, which the young man appeared to be
pleased with and then requested Mr.. L. to show
him a gold locket, which he said was in the win
dow, and while he was looking for it the thief de-
camped with the watch and chains.
F-y A female residing at SO DntIieldst had her
arm severely burned on Tuesday evening while
filing camphene lamp while lighted, the fluid
having caught fire Fortunately, no other damage
WIS done
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For ThsThbune
THE FOREST GRAVE.
BY MRS. Il. } LEWIS

FINDER large pine ,ree in ueighborng wood, rises
The grave OF young whO had wandered hither, with
his books and pencil TO enjoy Nature IN her deep solitude
He was found dead reclining upon lAe Tree a' no" snaa
oy7s the place OF his repose.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

ForR times the Seasons in their annual round g.
Have swept his lowly bed The eau o. 2P'lns
And voices Of glad singing birds, with SQUAD
Of young leaves rustling, by the zephyr $ WihS
Unto his couch are waited-but IN VAIN
His slumber is too deep for joy or pam.
And Summer, in her festal garments dressed,
Scatters around him meek eyed, fragrant
flowers;
And pours upon the sod above his breast
Her rainbow crowned, her swift and ringing
showers
In vain they have no power to break the spell
Ofcalm repose that guards his narrow cell.
The breath Of Autumn means along the hills,
And Of their glorious yesture robs the trees,
But no regret the pulseless bosom thrills
That reduiems float upon the ftful breeze
He hears nor sees the Angel of Decay,
But in her arms IS passing hence away.
And when no more Loves pilgrims hither press,
Chilled by the wintry SHOWS around hIm piled
Think that the frost and the warm sun $ caress
Are both alike 10 him-the Forests Cmtd
His feet from all their journeyings rested here.
But his Young, siness soul hath other sphere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

USlos OF The CJTIES.-The Special Commit
tees of the Board of Trustees Of WiIansburgh,
the Board Of Aldermen OF Brooklyn, and the
Board OF Aldermen and Assistants OF New-York'
held meeting, pursuant to adjournment, at the
City Hall on Wednesday evening Nine OF tue
twelve members Of the Committees were present,
a plan was proposed and adopted, we under
stand with the consent Of the respective Boards,l
to apply to the Legislature for leave to submit
the question Of the union Of th4 Cities, or other
wise, to the people Of each at the next general
election, and if q majority Of each agrees TO it
then a Commission to be appointed to settle the
terms Of the union on fair and equitable principles
said terms also subsequently to he submitted
to the people fer rejection or approval. ASpecial
Sub Committee consisting of AID Smith of New
York, and AID. Church OF Brooklyn, with R Scott
Esa Clerk Of the Board Of Assistants, acting as
Secretary to the Special Committee, was ap.
pointed to draft suitable resolutions TO this elect,
TO be submitted to the Special Committee At the
next adjourned meeting.
CARD REVERE 9 55a Dso 9ai5as' 49, -
GEORGE h. GRAHAM, ESQ Ny Dear Sir
Hsyno seep various works OF mine advertised in such
manner as 10 !eau Inc P'9-ic ~ '1''ef. go ~ -
written by NE expressly for periodicals. n this country
authorize you to state if you ike that your Magazine
only periodical in America for which have undertaken
70 write anything All other periodical works Of nine are
written for English publishers, under agreements signed
long ago. but the tales written by me for your Magazine
xiii not appear England for considerable time after
you have published them even hey ever are printed in
that country at al.
canrot close my letter without compimentng you,
both upon The matter and She appearance Of your Magazine
have felt the highest nterestin many Of the articles con-
aned in tie only numbers have seem and in point OF
printing paper and illustrations have seen no Msgazine
etais equal Indeed it matter Of marvel to ne bow
you can produce it al such price however numerous nay
| he your subscribers,
Believe me to be, dear sir, yours, faithfully
G.P. Z. JAMES.
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u Notice is given of an application to the
next Legislature to alter the BOUNDARY line be-
tween Franklin and Hoboken townships, Bergen
Co.
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WISCONSIN.

Tie E4Het Of he Lose For. The tiers Qf Lake Ma.
Ton and iis 4drantades Lqcye,ee airrsity, Sons
~ TtfnueraHce The Little Chute. Clti0ic Mission
-. Rapids 80. 1ter Polcer Tie Country rs
Settlement ImHy0reacAt, 67
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

For ErRopx.-The Arctic will sail to morrow
noon Mails close at 10! AN. A Mailfo bre-
men will close to-day at P NJ
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To ConREsPoSDESrs All persons directing
communications to The Tribune are desired to
give real zane and residence. Many matters O.
importance have gone to oblivion because they
came to us in an anonymous form. No person
should write lae which he is afraid Or ashamed
to own
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CITY ITEMS.

EC5 In a certain obsolete Cboctaw mythology
Winter was synonyme for a much hotter place
and few more such days as yesterday viii re
new most fervcnt faith in that theory. II there
be any occult relation between sin and sloppy
weather, we shudder to think of the worlds hard
ness about these days
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fssvcd from tkc Patent Otcr, for he u e
eadinq December II, 1850
rCarztuih prepared tor Tribune
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u The new Grace Church is to be Of brown
freestone, in the early English style with nave,
aisles, chance tower and spire, all of stone--to
seat about six hundred,
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subscriptions Reed to the Weekly Tribune.

All kinds of English Grasses seem peculiarly adapted
10 lie soil OF this region.