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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15
EvARM for SALE-In New.Jersey. near

the blasting Star Ferry, where steam step daily
srs one shlng) and 81 miles from the Railroad depot at
hahws The farm contains 100 acres Of excellent land
ture land and orchard. House finely situated 800 may
remain on mortgage at per cent. Apply to
yAMES r LOTT. No. S. Wall n
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A L PRIVATE SALE-The four-storv
= : sr,ck HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND known a.
No ls2 West lsh st. between sth and h-avs are Of
House q BY feet 81 Lot Is BY Isl
IN depth Said House finished eessnt ssyie Win
mooe improvements for convenience ~ Ras nc &c
or prcs terms and fartAsr particulars apply 20 NTHO
N.Y.. BLEECkER, Aacsioneex, No. Brcsd.st
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the e;ry ~ ,oeus nn eve about ID miles frs
80 va meufes wHk from Railroad dAp5t n
~ So nslshhseeod The volH.sv Of ssys-
-. NJ ,rssdsscss- Win b sod On reascoahs
Ne q, 1nesjvsv ANN Inquire Of JACOB 8. ABRAMS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

A'Oh ShhH-d u0t on THO west Sluc VI
Il Lexington between s7th and ss;h-sts Also.
Lot 1h-st S25 from 9sh-ay toward the 10Th
adjoining block Of fIst-clxss houses. Apply on the
premises in ytth. at, or No So Cliff ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15
mop sAI.E-A FARM Of "a aores. II
mop SAJF-A FARM of forty.twe
E1OR SALE.-The two-story and attic

brick dwelling houses and lots Nos % and 81 Bank o.
sbst lots rs by 100 houses Is BY feet have ali
dem Improvements and excel emit order Also, the
three stoy bnck dwelling houses and lots rear OF the
Alse the wostoy brick sllins and lots Ncs S. and s.
Amos St Lots a. by 100 houses "a BY a. veD desirable
sllin IN And 6De wards the street Ass the very
superior built foursory dwelling house and lot of ground
No 500 West st. delightfully."- situated opposite ths
proyeuents and cenveniepces Also, the very desrabis
lot and buildings Nos las East Broadway Lot Is BY CO.
An excellent situson for improve mept for terms &C.
apply 20 WILLIAM HARSELL. Ne 70 CHI u.
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= PLENDID STORES.-To Rent. for

~ five o. ten years. tho ire tive story Stores Nos
q and - Barclay st They without sxcsgtisa. tas
hBest stores v the city For terms kc, sppy 10 Ed r.
~ psOh. No. ls1 Broadway, nv. X H0LBRoOK. No
Isl Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

EOR SALE-30 acres sf good Land,
rs acyes tillabJs IS acres Woodland. In very de-
erable location at NORTH PORT. L. L. The land IL IN
der good of cultivation aad produces tine crops
sve season The above property will be sold NJ grcAt
SaTxsir by apply ing irnmed sely 30 JOHN DE MOTT,
Rssi Eatate Agent, No 81 6th.st, N. Y
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NOR SALE The two three story brick
Houses Nos 81 and 50 West 2oh-ss north side. near
9th. av Lots al A. inches BY 80 f. inches. Apply 70 =
H LUDLOW, No. II Wall-st (B31)
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A FARM of about so Acres to Let, or q
IA mart for Sale near Hunts Bridge Yonksrs. u miles
east Of NE Village, Possession immediate, wanted In
CURE of JOHN BARTINE. Ne &C Wall st., I'll Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

II tarstora Springs, N Y This large and cemmodious
eel delshtuly located the west side q Broadway
a. or south Of Union Hall and in the immediate vicinity
Con ercss Sprne will be let for term Of year, from
lie lst day OF May next. The Hotel IL entirely nsw and
he establishment is in complete order. The rooms are
cation Of families. No better hotel esablshmsnt for
nter as well business, can be found al sara
toea For further PARTICULAR inquiries may be maze Of
LESTER BARTLETT, Esqrs, OF this village OF OF me
subscriber the premises The property alsS l1r sac
on reason able terms JOHN h. WHITE.
saystora Enripes Feb 10, 1859.
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and LOT for SALE.-Brown

NOR SALE--A pleasant Country Resi-
n depcs with nine Of land, half mile soath of
the village of Stamford c., close 10 the water Large
double twosory house. verandah in front. old fashioned
comfort able and IN good order walk from
Depot of N. Y. 4 NJ II X. X. and steamboat landisg;
stable carriage house ice house, large garden for
est fruit trees srd shrubbsry good fishing and boating
Apply to TURNTABLES, No 1871 Fulton st. N u
orto the subscriber. on the premises W. PHYFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

Brooklyn property 80 acres of good Land, situated
near the New Haven Hailroad abont mile from the
depot Mamareneck, and 20 miles from New-York This
land s very desirable account Of rs location being
stuae front roads and afordng several
good buildrs sites II well supplied with u and has
on barn and of good making it desirable
for farm This would be sold together or in small
parcels (say ave esch if required This property
would be sold low and payment made easy. Inquire Of
VIM ONDERDONK Mamaroneck or l. E SAYRE,
No n Bsskman ST., Eev-York Also, Cottage House
and Garden to let Inquire as above.
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pUBBER SPRINGS.-TO RAIL

pUBBER SPRINGS.-TO RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES, CAR BUILDERS AND
OTHEhS-In All advertisement IN The Express Of this
r Day endeavofs enlist the sympsshss of
Of India Rubber Springs his favor, by
assrst monopoly forgetting presume, that be has
than occasion offered 10 compromise with me,
the monopoly OF the business and sell the springs
At any price chose have always declined his offers,
Neither Day Fuller have the shadow Of right to the
Patent for India Rabbsr Splins t. the material Of
ether responsible parties isfnsrg m, right. which are
prosecuted. T. d. RAY. No iW Broadway, New-York.
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HNUK SALE-A delightful Country Res
idence and ten Of Land in the village Of Hemp
stead. l. twenty miles from this city. Tbs hoass IL
cottage built and half stories. with wings and paz
IA extending the whole length Upon the place Is fne
barn and other buildings. orchard and all
kinds OF shIubeey Tho place = beautifully laid cat
may DO had at bargain. Inquire Of
q. DE WITT. No. 100 Iohn-sk
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NOR SALE-The very desirable House
IL and Lot No. f7 East 3lst-ss, three stories high:
with marble mantsls, folding doors and hard fsisheA
walls in good order and built in the best mannsr:
Also for sale, q handsome Country Seat ut fisfmom
~" paIucaiais Apply W a. JARvrs No sss Elm g.
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HOUSES.-FOr sale, in Jersey Citv.
- sssss Ave- minutes valk ffos tAe fsrry tive As;d..
soe - wol AAlshe1 three-stoU An& hassasnf hricS
nssss Pres 49,; lsrt q vAiea nay rsaaia q Ses1
- .o.sfsss: Iseskssf BvAN J0NS. PmRsos pssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

REAL ESTATE Tor sALE.-Ten
- 10 acrss sech Known - the Cedar. irks nea
AL, q ~ HseSs sE E2i c. f:s.s cav
AUGUSTUS PURDY, e@ Ludlow ana prao....
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NOR SALE-A Farm of 100 acres in

LNOR SALE-A Farm OF 100 acres IN
the Village Of spotswood, NJ near the Camden and
Amboy Ra Ire ad Depot ell adapted to hay and gram.
vegetables and all kinds Of small fruits Strawberries rasp.
berries and the like Good house barn and sheds ThsIe
God enough the farm to pay for oneourth Of the
same and cash wood market at hand Aise a farm Of
$50 81 mss from Spotswood, 100 clear so wood
Good house and barn. new within years Large wsgoa
house hen house posltryy hog and smoke house all
put up in best within year. 1880 peach trees
vttered stands high very early aud entirely free from
early and late fross Situations uDsqualed in point OF
health For further particulars inquire of W. Il. W.
SPARKa conner 9th 1t. and. ye lin gton.
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nor SALE-The Property on the south

NOR SALE-3OO acres Land, good
loamy soil. within hours ride at Us and sac per
acre Also Farm Of 80 acres whereof 90 cultivated at
So 400 another OF IS acres with 20 in cultivation at
$1,000 Apply al No. 70 Greenwich st., on Wednesdays,
from 10 to IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15
LVOR SALE or to LEASE, on STAT.

NOR SALE-Four elegant new brown
IL strne DWELLING HOUSES, on the north side of
22d ST between 5b and The four nearest 9th av
Lots % inches by so feet inches Ho ses 60 feet
de en- ara have all modern imp5o Vement Apply to
(Ba3W Ell LUDLOW, No IL Wall s. N 2New-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

ITO LET-The large and convenient
u dwelling and houses including ice house &c and
ten acres of land situate about three miles south
the village Of Nswbrgh from the frss day Of April neIt
ter garden and an abundance Of choice fruit and shade
trees. Iteomnands extensive prospect, and u hsa
thy location Yer further particulars inquire Il B.
MACE or the Proprietor Al Nswbarsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

TO RENT.-From the lst day of Nav
4 next, the House No l37 East 10Th ct finished with
rooms deep.
Ass the House the sde Of the ID av near ilth-
81. Apply 10 +. GcFARLAE, Ne $50 le.h 81 near ths
3D. v. The houses y ~ be seen from II A. N 20 iP n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04
CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST OF Angus

CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST OF August
IN NEW colored population are out 10 great
force in ibis city day, Masonic and Civic Juo lee
and Feast by the first coored Grand Lodge Of Mtsons
of the State of New York In connection With those OF
this city in lration OF the British West India
Emancipation. Large delegations came from New
York City, Brooklyn, Wiilamsburgh, Hoboken Ran
way ElizabehtOwn and other places, numbering alto
pe.her several hundred. On their arrival here they
were Joined oy their Newark friends aud proceeded 70
prppteldavenue, wnere they were To have cola
op an OK isted whole being leading feature In the
feast TIE proaramn says, after that 1.-THE process
sion will form sgain aud proceed 10 the splendid and
copous Union Hall, where several eminent speeches
will be made" Newark Advertiser Aug q
u The accident to the Kn'ckerbocker,
bri, fly noticed Saturday morning was very serious
one. TIE walking beam broke when about mile from
this city, on her way To Alyn's Point ffom NewY ork,
carrying with il OF timber and machinery, which
crushed all before them and thoroughly disabled the
boat had board some one hundred and twenty
five passengers aud strange TO say net one OF them was
Injured, though a great number OF them were short
time before sitting IN the very spot torn to atoms byth
falliI mass Capt Smith, of the Chlcopee, dew prompt
y 10 the relief Of the and carried the
paseer gers ,h road terminus a. Alvns Point In
the evening the Worcester towed her shattered consor
to New York for repairs. N. London (Conn) Chron
HOn Sunday last a young lady delib-
eratey walked into the rapids the Canada side at
the Fais and gave herself up the waters. Ocourse
she CARED down the ihghtul depths Her body
Was recovered on Monday No cause Is assigned Tor
this strange deed. Randolph WING.
~ The Boston Commonwealth says {:
:" life In the South Companion Uncle Toms Cabin,
is trashy novel which published long ago in
Godeys Lsdys Book, under su n tile RS ITO )ia
The scenes and characters Of 20 years ago and the
whole thing is utterly worthless is fraud 10 call 1t
Life In the South Companion anything else
70 JDcle Toms Cabin.
~ A very extensive fire occurred in
Chicago on the 29ih ulr 1t broke out ia Mr. Bensons
turning shop, and consumed the entire block. Loss
sos 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04

REVENUE CUTTER CAPsIZED - ester
day afternoon, at l o'clock, as the revenuscutter
Tsney. Lieut. Martin, WAS proceeding down the B iy
she wa capszsd by fqusll aud filed. Lieut. Martin
snd officers and Some of the crew Twelve in a) were
taken Oh by the steamer Thomas Bun aud brought to
the City, Our informant states that five drowned
Among those drowned are Michael Doran, Harry
McGregor, boy named James, and two others
The following additional particulars concerning the
disaster Of the L. S Reyenuecuiier fancy, which
was reported In the papers of last evening, have since
been obtained through the polite attentions OF Captain
Francis Martin who commanded the vessel. AT about
NJ, yesterday, Cruesdsy after having proceeded
a mile below Governors Island, with very light air
the vessel was struck by white squat, which seemed
to fail aboard almost vertically, causing her - csp'Ie
and FL in al instant SO limited were the extent and
duration OF the squa that the pilot boat. and other
sells In various directions within 80 yards of spot
were becalmed the time, and Immediately aisrward
scarcely more than breath OF air could be perceived
Capt NJ also states that it was sudden that nJt
ripple was observed to indicate its approach. From
this circumstance he Is convinced that did not strike
in horizontal direction; aud proof OF is great
force, the vessel when knocked down sinultsne-
ously submerged Five were drowned. Their
names were as follows: Thomas Jackson quarter
master; James f. Stiff, do, Thomas Dorau, seamsn
Henry McGegor, boy; James McGue, do
One man. named James Hoyt is missed by the Cap
tain but il is said be picked up by one of th' pilot
b. ats. The steamboat Thomas Hunt, which was com
ing csse On at the tme and pilot boat' No :, aamet
The Yankee and No :, name not known then IN the
vicinity saved the commander two eutenan-, and the
pilot th three Of the crew To the persons belonging
e he shove vessel, C,p. NJ would ayar. &c h-ssc''
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CITY ITEMS.

ADJUSTMENTS. &C. THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Broadway Theater-ProC Anderson's Magical Feats
Milo Love and Chanty French and Spanish Dancers
Cisir Garien-Freuch Opera Company Rousse Family.
s,rnum. hus.uu--Whiies ssrensters. Danuu7, SC.
satler. ASS nnor fpsy and Evening
Eoboksn-OttO Cottass-Con, ert. lAfsrnoonl
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strucon Of the Treaty and Act of Congress pssss In
pursuance thereof And they may possibly be- OF s,a
cient importance to have them seued by the judgment
Of the highest authority But cannot pass integioy
on ibis il the whole case 1, before me.
As coon as receive the papers referred TO- and have
tine TO look into the subject you and the counsel on
both sides will hear from me-. But must take time,
and shall deliberately examine the various questions
raised There can be no necessity for expedition 10
disposng Of the case, and therefore shall not feel
obliged 10 Icy aside all other business for the purpose OF
hastily dspatching this Gaze.
In the meantime shall take It for granted, that all
the parties concerned will give you no unnecessary
trouble in the matter
You will please send this letter to the counsel on both
sides that they may be advised Of my action and wishes
With great respect and regard
Your ooedient servant
lsiened1 s NELSON.
II T,,,,r~r r., T. @ u.r,b.I a.
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SHORT WORK The Board of Alder
men finished the business of the August session last
evening and adjourned to September During this short
session the "sctpg Mayor was absent and Alderman
Sturtivant presided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04

Placed on ne
The Clerk presented the amount of bool moneys
to De levied in County Of Mugs uIdsr the General
School Act by shich ii appear. that the sum sois
amounts Ia s42, 500 II. Placed on ME.
Ad Spinoa Submitted the opinion OF II. C. Murphy.
ESQ, in relation to the proposed site for the luDsuc
ASYLUM AT Pstsnds whether the title of the pro-
perry be conveyed under the will of susan Cation,
the original Of the Site rest the same In
the county In ee clear OF all ucumorances and tho
opinion H. thatit cannot be 50 conveyed The grounds
OF this opinion given at considerable length
Aid 81 inoa moved TO re'er the title to other counsel
which As Lost and the opinion placed on the tile
A communicate IN received rom Philip Crooke,
ESQ In relation TO the above opinion, stating that Mr.
Murphy had previously placed rel nce upon the title OF
said property In his connection with the 3rook and
Nassau Insurance Companies The communication
was also ordered on file.
On motion OF AID Splnola, II W" referred TO Com.
nnee on LuDstc Asy lums, when appointed TO select
new site for the proposed County Lunauc Asylum
Adopted.
The Board then adjourned to meet In tho same place
on Thursday afternoon next
u David Orr, convicted of bigamy.
was brought before the Court of Sessions Judge Moore
presiding, and discharged on his own recognzsnee.
Constructive LARcENV.-Three wO-
men were yesterday arrested by the First Ward police
on the above charge 1t seems they received a mum
Der of clothes from George Holmes for the purpose Of
washing them Among the pieces sasa vest con aiming
two one hundred dollar bills which II is alleged they
stole Theywere committed on hearing
REcovERING.-Sergeant Velsor, of the
Fourth Ward police, who was badly injured on Sunday.
In riot in the Seventh Ward Is approving very rapidly.
IL was at uppC sed that his hurts OF fatal char
acter, but II / as fortunately proved Otherwise.
~ Resolutions in respect to the men,
ory of the late Abraham Crst ESD who lost his life BY
the burnil Of the Henry Clay were adopted at meet
Ing of the members Of the Brooklyn Bar, on Monday
evening.
ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERr.-
on Sunday evening the horses attached 10 vehicle
containing Mr.. Jacob Roemer sud family, were seized
Nv ,ootpad when on the road between Astoria aud
Fushre aud held although IN. driver did his best 70
make ~ proceed. Mr.. r. seized the whip from ths
diver aAd Jumping from the carriage, knocked the tel
luS W. Resuung his seat In the vehicle, he went
On his way leaving the rulian lying In the road
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.-A regular m nee
ps Of this body held Yesterday a. 'G Cv s5oeo
Of Pubic scnooI. made bis quarterly report IN
yea,ion 10 the Publ. Schools Of TIL. City FROM every
SLl mn ard Apuroria,e returns have been received,
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ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RonRERr.-
WILLlAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Scorr AND GRAHAM CLUB.-A meet
Ing was held Ashland Hall last evening TO take pre-
iminary steps for the formation OF Scott and Graham
Club IL adjourned for weeks, when a permsncn
organization will be effected
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Ing was held at Ashland Hall last evening to take pre-
minary steps for the formation OF Scott and Graham
Club Ii adjourned for two weeks, when psrmsncn
organization will be effected.
WIG RATIFICATION MEETING.-T'he
Wfig Ratification Meeting which postponed on
account of Mr. Cays death, Is deferred to about tho
Sd of September next at which time the attendance OF
distinguished men Ia Washington can be procured.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-There was a
meeting of the Common Cou' ell last evening com.
muDicaton from the Sabbath Day Observance Conyen-
ton held in the Presbyterian Church, few evenings
since stating their appreciation the course pursued BY
the Board relative the better observance Of the Sab
In the city. received and placed on hie
Hook and Ladder Company No. presented peu'
ton Cd Monday evening" ssti log house for their ap
pastus Which MT being compl~d with, they last even
log SEN alton to the Board, giving up their
al yaIatu Stain In rather tart Doufenco
that the, as readily appreciated a hint As a kick"
Those members OF Engine Co M who did not par
lcipAte In the late o. petition. that inc machine
might 10 allowed them to use Ia thsr nevy organized
capacity ~ fire company The report OF the commit
tee being favorable, IL was adopted
CART INSPECTOR &C. G.. Contrell of
the Fret Ward Police ha. been appointed Inspector Of
Vehicles, by his Honor, Mayor Berry.
DOAKD Of TINANtE mere was UDt n
quorum at the meeting Saturday evening, and II sd
jourped 10 last evening Lat evening tbs Common
Council met and I'D Ourned to give the Boafd II n
nance an opportunity 10 organize, which was done and
its minutes approved when the Board oil Finances
az burned sine de-
BOARD or FINANcE.-This body held a
meeting Al the CRY Hall on Monday evening Tho
CLERK presented statement OF the sums appropriated
by the Board for the various public purposes 10 ilI1vs
Interest ......sf jsO - Public csterDs. .. 600 90
s.anes .......... 971 90 EDgne houses $40 -
P.l ,iDcers........ $50 % CITY Dispens4ry so %
stree cleaning and Aooilonai eonun- 81. -.
repairirg ...... 500 90 gent tund......, 4tNo ~
Ppi',irg new well, rOVn bil 8 ........l col 81
AID puups.,..... lbb W Aadlloa 70 SNJ -. A.
Gas zhts .....,.IuVo W 1hIl '''V W
Con,il gent fund.-. GoO ~ Lot FOR en- ine house
Polio Ut ......lOl %" w NO oss''''''''''' 1871 ~
Fire Depsrment.... 400 % -. :.
TO we'd. ,,.----.-.
some liz q business va, traDsac,ed the minuieswse
approved md tie Board adjourned sine die
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eome Iu' e business va, transacted the minutes were
approved, md tie Board adjourned siRs ae
FIRE ALARM.-A lighted match was
csrees,ly ,browo into pile Of shaVlots rear
svooder bf use In South SecOndst, nesr seVert1 on
Mondsv evening which kDdlef conn4gration ohcet
ssnds and number Of citizens succeeded Ia qlsncn'
ing the ismes
ENGINE HoUsEs.-On Monday evening
the Common Council voted 10 grant 8 469 b Engns
C,uuary No j. nth which, In sddron 70 money
raised BY the Company they will erect IN sr nouse In
accordance will thelr taste The sum allowed
,heu 1. VIII, the house for No. 10 cOst No Is viii
be near the Biooklyn lire.
Itis proDosed % sell Engine House No. and . build
n,w Engine House In North Secondst As soon as
rev Company Il formed. A Company Is wanted In
that vicinity.
" On Sunday evening last while a
vehicle CO ntainng Mr. Jacob Roemer and family weTe
coming from Astoria n this village and about m1wy
10 the woods some daring footpad dsrted ous o. 'nS
bushes ard bed the horses tightly by their nesus,
though the driver did his best TO mske toem proca,
Mr. r. seized the whip from the driver, ana in ,.oS
jumping from the carriage, assailed me s5 s..AS
Justify and finally planted blow Win INC 80. ia ras
upon bis head and prostYsted him Mr. ~ IN, :. ia
cal most soundy who, be sunsoc ~. ssrr;ass bsia.
whip handle, must have seen ssAh ;sJ,lsd ~ a On
full, Mr. r. wss obliged 10 Leave @ icr-,., 3isy.
he s'stT,y Tvs"
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TUTT WI
some Ipe business va, traDsac,ed the minutes were
approved md tie Board adjourned sine de-