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once drawn between the members of Union and their head
they speak thus ...
When the sword is drawn, the passions of OBJ
serve bounds of moderation The suggestions of wounded
prde the nstigaon of rtated resentment would be
the Ste against which the arms OF the Union were
avoid the disgrace OF submission The first OF this kind
would probably terminate in dissolution ofthe Union"
OF the advantage and facility of the working Of the federal
system and peaceful Efficient and harmonious operation
ii the federal laws made cooperate upon citizens and not
upon S,ates--they speak in these terms
But the execution OF the laws OF the National Govern
men should not require the intervention Of the State Legsa
lures il they pass into immediate operation upon the
themselves the particular Governments could not in
their progress without and violent exeron OF
unconstitutional They would be Obliged to act and IN
cb as would leave doubt that they had encroached
on the national rights An experiment OF this nature would
ALWAYS be the face OF constitution degree
comnetent to its Defence and of people enlightened
enough distinguish between legal exercise and an illegal
usurpaon Of authority The of would require not
merely majority in the Legislature, but the concur
Of the courts Justice and the body OF the people
the Judges embarked in conspiracy with the Le-
gsaur they would pronounce the resolutions OF such ma
oy to be contrary supreme law Of the land unconsti-
tutonal void Ii the people not tainted with the
spirt of State representatives they the natural guar
dams Of the constitution would throw their weight into the
national SCALE and give it decided preponderanee IN the
contest" a:a. wv.
OF the runous effects of these civil among the men,
bers OF republican conedercy and their disastrous influence
upon the of civil liberty itself throughout the world
they thus speak
ct is impossible read the history of the petty repub
lies Of Greece srd Italy without feeling sensations of disgust
and horror the distractions with which they contnu
sy agaed and at the rapid succession Of revolutions by
which they kept continually vibrating between the
smes of tyranny and anarchy From the disorders which
ge the annals of those republics the of des-
tsm have drawn arguments not only against the forms
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Minister these queslons Born In land Oh Hpery
nv anxious recoectons, my sympathetic feelings, and my
best wishes ressby excited whsnsoeve in any coun-
ry see an oppressed nation unfr the banner OF freedom
freely confess haI shall hail the day with pleasure when
this Government rejecting the true sentiments OF the people,
shall express its sympathy for struggling millions, seeking IN
circumstances peril and oppression, that liberty which was
given them by God but has been wrested from them by
man do any danger to the true independence OF
nations by such and indeed am by no means Ger
tain that the interchange Of public views IN this solemn
manner would 60 far towards checking the progress OF
oppression and the tendency to Why the very dis
cusson in high places and free places, and here one OF
them even where discussion is followed by no act itself
great element of rertutivc justice to punish it. when an
aocious deed done and great element OF moral power to
restrain it when such deed is contemplated claim for our
country no exemption from the DEGREES of these tribunals
and when are guilty 1.-THE of the oppression and cruel
ty which have made the Austrian name OF reproach
through the world hope shall receive as we snail well
merit, the opprobrium Of mankind. :
anticipate with confidence the cordial support OF the dis
tngushed Senator from Kentucky in this effort; VIII not
doubt it though am afraid, from somewhat playful re
mark he made the other day that he is more Jealous dscl-
pie Of the stand still school than he some years snce
when he proved himself the noble advocate OF South Amer-
can and Of Grecan freedom. have just renewed my reco!-
lection of what the honorable Senator said and did those
memorable occasions though indeed both the one and the
other were deeply imprinted upon my memory they are yet
upon the hearts of his countymen Among the many spen
did Efforts both orator and statesman, by which ne
will go down posery honored and apPauded there are
higher or holier than these.
% have commiseation for princes was bis character
istc declaration My yDpathes are reserved for the great
mass of mankind" "Se government the natural govern
ment OF man."
cit ought to animate u.s. be said upon another occasion,
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The reports Of several railroad companies received
made out 20 loosely that cannot make head or
tail q them. The shove We have BEEN able TO make
out after great deal Of trouble u VIII be that
the Harlem is according to the csmpsnys statement
operated for less than thirty cents per mile This IL
less thss half the cost any other road In the list
This differences too great TO be believed and
can for . moment suppose that the Harlem company
have system Of management 90 superior TO every
other In the country - to bring their expenses so
much less Compared with last year, the fslscy Of the
statement 10 at In 1s4s 400 900 miles we're
run aggregate cost Of siss $50 81 being about
"a cents per mile and hsv h IL possible that reduo-
zion from that to 10 cents equal 10 90 oens
per mile. could have been brought about In yesrl
There 10 great discrepancy somewhere, and the me-
pssen.pt nsy be able to explain IL enthusiastically, but
very much doubt H. This part Of the report Of the
Harlem Company has bees dOctorsd" 70 suit any
emergency.
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POLITICAL.

GREAT MASS MEETING AT TAMkANY HALL
" Tho Union, IL Must be Preserved The Pre-.
Of public Affairs 10 alarming Politicians aud
aDatcs are bringing the Union 70 the verge Of dssolu-
ton The city Of New York has long been silent
Her voice be proclaimed in defence Of the integrity
OF the 70 wncn sne ior ner ana
Democratic Republican Electors this city Who opposed
the wmot Provso, and friends Of the Union
Tammany HAIL. on Saturday evening the 10th Instant at
~ O'clock to take the crisis and
such may tend preserve them
ter postery the blessings Of glorious Union
Now and forever and inseparable."
EDWARD G. W EST, JAMAs r. BRADY,
ROBERT J. DILLON, WIN. WAINwRIGHr,
JAnEs l. RosEvELf, THOMAS GILMARrIN,
DANIEL Z. SIcKLgs, JNo. s. McKIsBIN,
AUGUSTUS ScHELL, DANIEL GEARY,
r. r. MULLIGAN, HENRY ARcULARIUs, JR.,
THos J. BARR, HErRy II. BYRNE
Committee OF Arrangements Of General Committee.
The call for this meeting win be left for signatures the
Exchange during Change hours, to-day and tomorrow,
(l4th and 18Th instl
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SALES BY AUCTION.

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESrATE-BY VIRTUE OF
order OF the Orphans Court OF the county of middle
will be expod At public vendue Saturday the sd
day Of February, 1880 at Crowes Hotel in Railway be-
tween the hours Of Y o'clock and 6ocock in the a
trnoon valuable Farm formerly the property Of
Crow deceased Said farm situated the main road
lesdirg ire Railway to Woodbridge two and half miles
the former three quarters Of mile from latter
named place The iarn contains about ~ 10 Of which
woodland Of salt aud the residue TIL
liable land. On the premises large and commodious DWELL
house. with kitchen attached also barn aud other OUT
budipgs There we'll Of good water the door, and
stream running through the premises There
also tie premises apple orchard. and variety OF
other fruit Persons wishing TO view the premises
will please call on EDWARD CROWELL, the premises.
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ClXTH WARD LAT NETTING OF TEE WARD COM
- meee OF the Sixth ard held at the Sixth Ward Hotel
Tuesday evening February H. 1880 Edward Logue Esq
unanimously elected Chairman and John Layden and
fex Hart Secretaries for The ensuing The following
gentlemen then elected Finance Commttee flames
trct. howard Gsllsahsr Third District, Edward Logue
Fourth District Thomas heehsn Fifth District, Michael
Mclaughlin The resolu lions then unanimously
Rsssved That the wimos proviso hrsbrand cast into
the democratic camp BY and unpncpled fede
rnlists in disguise
Resolved forgotten the base treacher, Of
Ryndes Purser Co. in the Presidential pagn
view with contempt their pretending
TO be democrats.
Resolved That political desertion deserves political DEATH
Resolved That thoee who advocating the Wmot
OF glorious Union deserve the fate Of Martin Van Buren,
and Ben edict arnold
Resolved That the Of representatives In the
General Con mee meets with APPRECIATION,
and they shall all times bavetour hsarsst
their en- the integrity OF the faith.
ing 70 be held at Tammany Hail. the 18th instant OPP
position the ilmot proviso and the old Sixth will
this upon every other similar occasion, be early her
Iott.
keroivsd That the dsorgsnrins pursued BY the
barnturners In the General Committee merits the unquA
other proof Of the "rule ruin principle which
that faithess and reckless facton
Resolved That highly Of the course OF General
Css the Austrian question and the Wmo proviso
expesve Of the genuine principles OF true democracy
On molten these utons and the procesdings ~ this
BY order Of the Ward Com is.e.s
fsnr Hasr, Secretaries.
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JAc06 j. oxkiEY, irss:urer.
HAGUE STREET CATAsTRoPnE = NOTICE; rsE
snd othsrs hereby invited 70 assemble Mt the synagogue
kcs and 10 Henry street. Sunday next 18th ios
r. ~, when Lecture In the German language will be de-
hversd BY Rev. Dr. sehlesnssr A eoilee,i.n viii .tsr-
wards be taken the relief Of the wounded and Of the
destitute relatives Of the departed All sympathsing
are requested to attend punctually.
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NRANp FEsTIYAL-A GKANp MUSICAL FESTIVAL
DRY GuODs, &c.

DRY GHODS, &c.
ERENCH FANCY GOoDs-LE GAL Il POULAND,
offer for sale low and in lots to suit purchasers Per-
eussion Caps. Steel Beads fancv Boxes Kidney Tobacco
Boxes &c. &c; also French 0oods.
Orders taken for French Goods at low commission, and
executed in tho faithful by their house. No. Is
Rue Notrs Dame de Nazareth Paris
LIE GAL n b0ULsND IS wilsm street.
NANCY CAsSIhERES.-A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
OF fancy Cassmeres Of French. English, aud American
manufacture: aso, Cloths Of the various makes VIM Biol
leys Slime nis Sedan and Ebeui together With choice
Of sk vsstng for SALE IN quantities suit
chas,rs. by FORBES DUNDkRDALE, SO uAidss lane.
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RCvSSi ,fTIATss-TsUssDAY IvINJNG, ,I ESs
w. 1 s.s. P:ss D's ..s: n ..
S;: P;.ic \. :.nsd..s, gScLI
MIA isSS sSs y;
Kate Putnam. Mrs Bsrber. Krs stsrkham Hrs BrosdIsy
Fl Pen sss cs:rs CENTS
CHANrRAUp NATIONAL rHEArRl-ruuRs-
Win q; Th St @
Grcsh 81 zssine Mis- TpInsc To Be followed By the
:s :.;s::. !. s:i', =;
si:s
s'. fSsiyss Dsss: ass; !:
MIrcBILLs oLYxPIo THEATRE-rHURsDAY
WI ,sss %:se. sss 6 %
ss:s::si ;i sA.s S;ss
si s
VI. .:h s. 1 s.
OFFICE siEkIR-- RenaSd Mr. W.oot; Uncle Sosst Mr.
CARD-CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEArRE-MIss
Julia Tprnbull respectfully announces to her friends and
INC p''N'' ''-' FAREWELL BENEFIT
"a. ss :ss s q sssna s:s
The s sSiF' II. f DEss.
And for RI as :' sA Ts ,hs G ssinS Spectacle
Boz Beck now open.
OLYMPIC THEATRF-MR. CONOvER's BENEFIT
~ Mr. pectfuy that his Benefit will
take place tFriday) eveang February - lso
MAGiC HORN. the Comedy entitled the SERIOUS FAMILY
will be produced for the first time at this theatre Box BOOK
now open
A POLIO ROOMS 40 BRoADwAY.-oRAND nUsI-
IL. Of ssf &
the Sn the ays ody Soas
teer.a their 0..e Madam Null
linn Herr julius siede, Herr r Dresehsr Herr No Herr
Il, Braun, Herr Elsz Herr La Croii Herr Datow, aer
The ORGAN orshesrop anS numerous orohssrs eomprs
ing the principal members Of Gupgs Band, sanona Band
and eminent artists Of this city, Tickets ~ cents, to
be had at all the principal music stores.
7 Asst WEEK IN NEW YORK OF oLIDDONs TRAM
IL sparent Panorama Of the Nile and Egyptian Antigua
rian Conseton-Chnsso Buildings oSg Broadway Adms-
every evening ednesday Saturday sitsrnosnsat
~ clock Doors open ore hour before each exhibition
w ILL SHORTLY OPEN, AT THE GREAT HALL. MI
w nerya kooms Broadway, Baynes celebrated series Of
Ing masnifcsnt We've Of Boston, its Harbor Halifax the
Atlantic Liverpool, London. from the Thames. (pasng
Thames Tupnei brilliantly ium ted and both banks
the beautiful River Rhine exhibiting at Washington,
with the nest unparalleled success.
Benefit the Sufferers Of the late disaster In Haxus St.
Prices Of admission for this night only-Parqustte M c
CRANKLIN MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE,
we'll inosn "Fepss Hinsrsls being the only osEanisee
Of ssbie Brothers Aso wonderful Of Female
Aersbst who will appear variety Of Gymnasto fea
Cise Female Artss who viii yerson.se new ssSo.ua
taken from ancient and modern times Admission. st.ss
Ban afternoon performance every Wednesday and b.
turday At 5 o'clock.
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DEMocRArIc REPUBLIcAN GENERAL coMnIT-
DecAts meeting Of the above Con mitee. held at Tam
many HAIL. on Wednesday evening 5,h inst the
bic and revolutions unanimously adopted
where's the Council Of sachems have adopted resoiu
op refusing 20 recognise the claiming 70 be
Ismocrsto Republican General Committee OF this city, OF
which Henry NJ. Western assumes to be Chairman, ard
nenry II. Byrre ard John McKibhin assume 10 be Sc
trstare, and whereas desrous to
and ood feeling in the dem eeratie party therefore be
Resolved That invite thofe who have left the Demo-
crtc Republican General Commute 70 return 70 the seats
thy have vacated add the Of the duties they
elected by the people 10 dischsrEe.
Resolved That favorable 20 the union and harmony
% the den ocra,o partytat hostile TO all sectional
tres whether here OF In che councils Of the natontha
aud Iealous adherence the national
constitution, regard ine,niiaries all who sesk 10 de-
siIoy tie Union Of the American states
Received That invite fellow citizens 70 attend the
meeting called by the Council OF sachems 81 Tammsry Hall,
Saturday evening nes respond to the spirs Of the FORE
resolution by adopting such In Of
onion and harmony in the councils OF the Union.
resore the Of good feeling and maintain the glorious
Union % the ffatts"
Resolved ha. The orerOing rssoiuonsb be published In the
BY order. A A. DEsxAS. Chairman. pro TEN.
R Raass pi y rrnis;nprsro,. Secretaries.
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M X. DIssRow's RIDING SCHOOL, no. 10 fOURrH
w venrs, open eay srd evening Ladies and Gentle
The rsospo- dressing roors aas school are veil
Warned ard cenfcrtshs IN The nest Indictment vesshes
hsn V adj - sR.m
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VALENT rs.

NNNNNNNNNNN@NN~NNNNNNN NVNNNNNN7N-
CUPlD's OWN vALENTINEs-FRoN ONE PENNY
~ s. eschThe most splendid collection exhibited
IN the United and offered for sse sut
all lovers matter hoe desperate may be their
Call y sse 1b2 street. ~ Spruce.
GEO a. IVES Publisher.
Envelopes. Lace PAPER Motto afsr~ Valentine Writer'S
sill the necessary for sale low prices
and in est variety. N. BThe country trade supplied
liberal terms-
EIsBER BROTHERs vALENTrNEs-GOOD PE0-
PIE all. Both great and all Long and slim Pert aud
prim, Short and thick Or thin suck hAidsns rcmsbto
Or beaux pedsnc Fond youths despApE OF
sharing Daniels engaging Who would ossrs Be ssgius Ut
on maiden AZ Nque oud INDULGE freak old young.
With heart Novs the chance iouroys 70 enhances
Then crave n CAV Come while ysu to the far
famed Emporium for Valentines, FfSBER BRO
TIERS No - Ct stbsm street. where the cheapest. beet
in the eity be found
Their with sStssve variety II Envelopes Fancy Paper
Motto wafers kc sc. Dealers be certain Of dsdng
Valentines tel than
Engsh. French Irish expressly manufactured kinds
have the beet most competent artists IN the
engaged upon srteles n. BSo obligation to pvr-
ehsss required Of tlose no visit te ORIGINAL NALsN
TIM IkFOI or FISHER 4 BKOihER. ~ Chatham st
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SPECIAL NOTICES

OUTLINES
FaENcn sEs.voLEsr :ocIGry;SIs coSs T.
.c.s, @s'ss % al q, o. "a. ',d %.
evening ish iss. az sssh 10 order 70 ssssr.. 'hs
ss .os, 20 *. sSn.. Or sGSHs 81 ,s sns s
s.: The poor ''d BY NE sss,r :, the
TIE SInBIRs or wAsnIsoToN TIRE IseINE
Ne 20 r.,usD '. :, ,nsai: z ~, IL ws,
M PsbSsa. csmri,,ss r., ,hs', has y.nA
'isns Isss' q their deceased
A ssIcSEGs SoTIcE-rBE cRr DIIoss or THOMAS
eorrer Of wsi, thursday. fss.ssry ., seest p n
man 81 the name 81 wsiiis Jones. tailor sy trade.
lsft New Ycrt about fur Nseis ago under an -as:,d
.s.i.ir:s Is. !. :,.:.;d !. ;:;.y SiiS !::s .s'
s..i sss isr~srs. or sb.as min. days 10 mi.
s.n b: v,s st.a IN :, i.rT ,s. ws,, Of kns,s.s
sh.s K...,.sn sss chr psP,r rs,., 70 sogy "a
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TEE oEsrLEsAs wao noxsowEp rss AND
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Ts a $50. Bss. " r'''fh's the sass MN 'n'
TAKE sorrcE-rsREE MONTHS ExrRA PAY AND
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=, =. i.,lSs.,s ,.lSs,.:, ". served s:.. ssa
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vhss ana vhsrs thsy jssssa IN. amy.
IApgs CONNER q SON. rrpe roUNDHRs CORNER
ID % sai Nassau streets. Nev York have on hand
: menu. ''"'' ''''' ''' 0'"'''' 'f,n' T''''A-
BALLS.
CuAEsPGspE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION THE
- friends TIE sbovc Society respectfuy Informed
that their rcurfh Annual Tsncy Dress Rail- will Be held
New Assembly ICONS Chambers street. on koEtsy FEB
ruary =, la5o -
I.p. Var Burcn, w. Mcbride,
o. y. ptFcfrest, N.sshogers
G. d. pnersep, u y rotnsn,
!. 4. Csldven, d. euict,
= q tfayton. A. "A. Jacobs,
T.E Waterbury,. y @. Armour.
Tickets sre limited 20 one hurdred and be obtained
only Of the members 81 the committee At strrge fovn-
sends ga Broadway. ard At the Box once Of Bursons
1hsttre.
Al AsoNIC BALL.-THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL IN
vl aid Of the widow and Orphan Asylum Yund OF the
Grand Free and Accepted sasens will ke plsee
the Arollo Thursday evening. The 18th inst Ietee
each. admitting gentleman and ladies' NAY be Obtained
e nassrr Of Lodges Of James HerrnG orssdfseerssD
Ne. go Broadway -
marcy BALL COSTUMES, DosIros AND nAsM
IT for Ladies. 0entemen, snd thidrcr.-boOIHh w
respectfully snnounee that ney prepared with ssendd
ssermsrtm the sbeye srtees a. he ct s.ash.d Cos
csstsnss rsssr,st ssslssivsly for psivss pAsass
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AMUSnmEnTD.


BROADWAY TBIATRE-s. A. aARsaAL.
s. &, :: q: e. s
"a. - s;:: H.! s.s:: Si:.::. si.:.s.
bisla ch:,ot.s srs slsrasr ADsstss Miss German To
y, Boi:ad; NJ Rivers. .r Whsn' Charles Rysr: nl:
1s s:, .': PEI; * ssl'ss;
QURroN,s rHEArRk-w: = BUTTON. PRorRII-
borSiY AND Dd:ss fH No.
M jsi :sr Ss ssss y s.sss ss
CHI S.ns. y w
B.ea,Lsn; To conclude with The farce Of Ny EIrEs
Tcdsls M Clarke jssss 3iss.. r. ssss.s1 M Top
hsavy hhs Chapman Fanny nsyleye. nrs Russell.
rssIaa!A,k Sr.EA Aston Place, si ~. EIa (.
P P D 90, s
SS zns s:ns ssr SSs t:pS,so ss.'. see:
stIni Conduet9I and Direetor MAE naretseh Leader.
.s Il: .s.aa. for 81 ;s s.
A@psiths aSe open a. i"ss o.%s.n.. ~
A MEXICAN hUsEUh--P. T. BAKNUx, MANAGER
"A and Proprietor Greenwood r. Asrstant Manager.
week 1s1is sSi:: .sS Sa s,:
tomms sois.Sas ans q. rss
sre unrya,d LOui. isslsr the hins.s Jussisr Mr. p
gins. ana .,.:ss ssnlop. H:.isnd West II
Greenland Whale Living Ssm%ch cfoooS o.
Wax Scripture Statuary Admission Nusssm Per-
form.nces se % cents children under 10
RARNUHs husEUM-PaILADELPaIA PUBLIC
Monday the 18th and night uring week with
entire new scenery costumes prcrs,e. nsehinery BY
pended to render the mos brilliant and dazzling spectacle
sver bsheid; Miss Anna Sinclair, OF Mtchelrs Olympus.
the glass slippsr In addition TO the superior
pany twenty ladies and s.ntlemen have engaged.
weaver and Robinson the two srea. comics of the ass
Dances Dissolyins Views chrOmarope &c, every
Watch found among the ruins after the
s43 at Gaudsoupe, and thousands of curoses living
natural, and artificial. Admittases rs Children
under ten years l21s cents.
RATTLE OF REsACs DE LA PALMA. FOR ExHiBI-
- ton at the Society Library Lsonard and Broad
executed by Mr. Decbatlion. who followed Gen.
Zachary Taylor in the Mexican campaign for the city Of
traits Of the several officers the
This grand picture. according what tho General himself
engagement" The exhibition will take place Monday
18th instant for shsrt tine, from o'clock to9
The nciden the battle Admtanca IS eents
children under u years Of age. ~ eents
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY POR LADIES DESTROYS
TO learn music The celebrated prma donna and teach
yori that shs has giving lessons In singing
and the pi,no her residence t broadway and at the
81 hour her class tS Broad
way and 81 90 hour the iedsAee OF pupils Two
ladies together for ST. 30 each
GRAND FEsTIvAL-A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
this city, viii be given at fsbersscs on thursday the
2sth nst which will embrace the following popular talent
Bsrtueca Perrin Patti Ro.st ors; sxaors rort
Beneventano Guid sanquirico Novsl Corsi Alss
retlek ESQ., Italian opera together other talent,
which, full Details will he pueshed hereafter being Tor
lent Societies Of this city Tickets Dollar ~
all the music stores and s the door, on the evennsof tho
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DEhOCRAIIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
u teeAn adjourned meeting will be held - Tammany
Hall Friday evening 18th init ~ o'clock ny order.
A A. DENhAN. Chairman pro TEN.
Prrsr pssrs, }sesretaries.
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T,BI TREAsUsER OF IHB SPECIAL couuIrrss
e " cspne. ces.s sshnsvlstes with pleasure sAs
fsrsrs ~ the late calamity in Hagas street. VIII
FEB s1e ], - per List Of From Lawrsnes g. WIZ