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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
FOREIGN Ports,

AtPsgho Bay NAV. islands, Oct 20 big Rodoies. M
and for San \ ranciscO, idg. cocsenutol
At Port su- Prince Ian IS. bfgs Hayti Chessnsn. y.
Eew-York ds; Hil,oa NNear. for Philadsi2hs 81, ~
schr Sarah Maria Rogers I'm New York, jass arr o's
9Th brlg Radius Jew eft. for New-fOfk -. .,x
AZ Ponce p r. ysa IS. brig Gypsy. OF newport "S
Ar AZ ST. Jshn jan bark NOV. 5000 "a ~ sa,s
ing. Boston bIIg Allen s s1 4''"
q, iersria Ian Is brig Tru1io mslmf sn ~ T. ~
W. in M dsys : schr A. Devefsn< oo1I''s' ''' "'
ton r. - a., .s;o, Andre ndsck. Gillespie. for
Az Ippoae.d and Ee~-Y0rs C1ronre, Shermsn, lion
rev. Nov 20; sutton ncKenzs, for Ishha ssoes
Lads Wnssni,ts Lyon for San Francisconsn cay osa-
pngs, 'p.Sps Ter Tshita Kate, smith. tenea ~ tes
Hoi en, Ior an alleged violation Of the revenue ava
GOVERN e;t from Naysaors Islands IS days, arr
PotcHac' oss c'iden RnI. Van Name ffom ssa Fran
cisce II ds arr Dec = John hhJhe' ""N' ~
ma % ds Grr3th. ,.. g.. Gan r,src.sos f,f
ktCalisO, Nov ships Cofscsn, IN o' $500. "a,
AtlaItc States Soon Bsicaiss' III N-4N'-~
Baltimore oODdeinned - -. p.n;,.. "a,
Ar a CObDs about NOV b SLIP L'sis fA"'PP'' ~"
M f-cr Rzltiunre lhefoIe repoiAdD
than IS.h d. scs 80 Hack dare bark Sarah n SNOW.
powes FOR ChnSha lslAnes khtsfpilse LUZ VIZ ny.
ii Mar and Sulizn. Eecb Iot pan h"Ao'""' n"'"-'
Robinson. inc, bHg ShihA SsS,. y.sx..., fsr
AZ Ruenos Ayrts Dee l. ships rsfans, Lac .
- Vsrt weeks: B. Aymsr, Carver for ~. noah .
bark o. J. Hayes. 6cen Tor co 3"sea -. f.x
AZ Faj al Dsc n, shi, Senator. Ccas. Hsa A.
Nsw-Yofk. put Ia cart, obI.!Ate o. Ds'Esela
ssrk 10, P'l,'tefI, ,ps Bcs'aa len
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
ssrtsern Ts,>rars oes oorer u Hov,r ara Bra--v.t.

Rosron. Tuesday. Feb. J. Il,

BOSTON, Iuescey, Fe0. J, 1881.
Interesting particulars Of the course OF events In
the River Plate, 10 the Isl December, have been
ceiVed here. The Paraguay Government has given
In lis adhesion to the invasion OF Buenos Ayres
AT Buenos Ayres the representatives were passing
laws giving to the Supreme Chlet extraordinary
powers, and exonera.ing him from the usual requi-
s,tinrs during the war, and for three years after
Also, proposition against the increase of the value
of Corn. An emission OF sixty millions Of the pub
he funds was contemplated.
The markets continue Paralized. The commercial
circles were in state OF quie.ude. The recruiting
and reunion of fhe troops all points Of the Prov
ince had augmented the general embarrassment.
General DugeDio Carson, a candidate for tle
Presidency Of the Republic Of Uruguay, was dead
A division of coo Oriental, had embarked for
Paraguay to unite with the army under General
Urquiza. The Brazilian army is encamped on the
COloma
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SUPPOSED ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
German named Which, was found a; 70 ~ :, IA
Dns1e.sts io state OF insensiOilLy lie was re-
moved to the Sixth Ward Police station. rnSi ies
Vial OF laudanum was found in his pocket, OF
tissUpyossd. he lad drank. he vi" s"'''41'N's
rcncy.. - i..e N. \, hosc.A.
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u A child about six years OF age w.
buried to death, by its clothes taking are AZ 0'
ON Saturday last.
A Hxr To PAREsrs.-Dr. Devices, OF
On Saturday last.

A HINT TO PARENTS. DR.. O eWeSsE;,
po.ou saws the skins OF rasins are utterly inessui
iblr A child recently died In Boston rom men
sion. produced By eating ra,sns Df pe" ne same
ions the death Of three children from sae m
80 md remarks that There is no stomach I'm
less be that OF the osch-hst can inas'sn time
OF The ra,sin 81 recollect," he adds, n.ss he
Sa,,rs hts M hail and shreds OF wool when u We.
picIed UP creeping around the room On s1 c.rost
pct Dried fruit, bark corr or wool ron sa9 IN mai
or eant 81, any indigeslbe substance an s;dera.
quantities causes much sufenng-ena III 49, s.n- tne
b. quar- tiiiesis almost certSin, by oosu,.s "a
passage Of the bowels, to produce coaYui'i'''' '-
Il a.h.'
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~ A Greenfield paper states that the
rock that has been blasted for the tunnel at the
Hoosic Mountain, is so soft that il can easily be cut
with k,fe II IS a very sof. mica slate. machine
tha. can work ten feet day in granite, can easily
GU. double or more in this stone. There are no"
thirty men at work preparing the approach 70 'ae
tunnel, and it il expected that the machine VIII Os
ready for operation in few weeks.
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Il The Chicago Democrat has the fol-

Il The Chicago Democrat has the fol-
lowing sly dig at Gen. Cass Long John
never forgets his old friends:
Ngxr PREsIpENr-A private letter from Washiss'
ton says that the Presidential contest Is no" DC
tween the folio wing tickets;
norcIAs. OF Ill. and HUNTER, of Va
BUTLTR, Of Ky and PIERCE, OF ~ H.
UorsroN of Texas and ToUcBY, of Conn.
MARCY, Of New-York, and COBB, OF georgia.
So We'll satisfied should we be with either OF these
tickets that ne would come out for il in advance II
we knew which would be nominated.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb ,, 1852
The Pennsylvania Railroad cleo ION, yesterday,
resulted IN tne triumph of the reform ticket, by 5000
majority. J. f. Thompson. the present Engineer,
has been chosen the future President.
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CouRr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Monday

CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS '-lhonaay'
Feb Before the Reco der and Aid Compton and "s1; 20;
The February Session OF this Court commeaos@ VIE
mig with ,he 80 Glowing g, ,nur-
CaleRdar- Robbery In the LIST degree, arson, ~
der nsaughter. rape, forgery y ouis1:ss
perury 2: bgamy. giaud larceny, Ease PFC IN,
keeping seIderiy house Ito a. 20 piev.su.soV A
yicied indicted 10; witnesses, 2--grano toai' I'm.
The Grand jury was not formed, thete h'' '
QUO, present ...dsd 10 the
The Petit Jury then sworn in, and prccseoeu :"
trial OF 49,, TO- f,rrery in
having in July last. forged aud uttered pl, Jatz
Tor sSSe So purportns have been signed sble
r,pn,ber az 10 sac Fourth. St, to rfow0Hdge nysd
dealer The evidence Of Mr.. Lntz was taken, AM an
that the sign allure forged. The case Is sN
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge
Daly-Phihp Supp, administrator Of Geo. Supp, de-
ceased, agt Hudson R,usr Railroad C0.-Geo. 5, a
sen OF plaintiff, IL - years OF age, being with
other boys, on the hind part of a car on 29th Aug,
1885, fell or was knocked off, and run over by aGO-
theT car attached TO the first, and so much injured
that he died III about two hours The present action
is brought by the father, under the law OF Dec 1871,
as administrator and next of kin, to recover dam.
ages amount placed at $4,000, the extreme allowed
by the law.
In defense il was said that the lad wr0ngfully
climbed up on the car, and through his own negi-
gence fell off and was run over. The occurrence
ia West-st II is denied that he was forced of.
The father also entered another SUIT for loss of
services and it is conteuded that he cannot main
tain both To be continued.
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Aexecnses for schools included Ia the above except
the salaries Of the teachers which we're PAD by iuisn Il
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--MschonicS Bgaktng AsSocGtOn ssst Thomas Johnson
Charles Srttt Charl,s McNeH and DlnieI Grltin -IS
recover note for S375 discounted BY Mr.. Gnfn, anu
Iassed by him TO Mechanics Banking Assoc alon tse
defense to VII oh - that y was an acc0nmJda'n ho'e
and usrry IN dicountiny by Mr c. Already referred to
Mir Mcneil did Let appear IN the defense Ve[dc.Isff
pIsiDti against Mr. Gufa for SSH l3-aAd IN a'oi VI
defendants Johns n ead Swift liz. =.
l.. Moore ngst VIM. COckcr0ft-On note "hi0H ~
contested. This cass was commenced.
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u. S. DISTRICT CoURT-Bef0re Judge
BeHs.-ALLEGED FITTING OUT OF STEAMBOAT
CLEOPATRA.--U s. agt J0hH L. O'SuiftUan and Others.
This case was called on but the defense not bang
ready, wing to the absence of materi, witness.
ard the trial, consequently, was put off TO Tuesday
next.
(The absent witness was said to be Hungarian,
named Becsey, formerly aid de-camp to Gen. BEN.
IL was sad he went to Washington while Kossuth
was there, intending TO be gone out few DAYS. He
has LEFT Washington, 1t stated his return for
New-York, but has not yet arrived. 1t was said he
has also a knowledge as to other witnesses neces-
ssry to the trail
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Coupr OF Common PLgAs-Before Judge

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Del0re judge
Dsly-Jocob s. Bro,cn agst Henry A. Dar1n MI b. al
Iaes thai he bought Of Mr. for 81 200, the ie tse
plenises coraer OF 18th st. and Avenue b the sold wiz
Of the business and horse cart harness and Sow anu
that Mr. d bound himtelf under penalty OF 81 VvV no.
pursue the business again IN tins Guy hrookymo.
newark for the space Of Ave years; that the business WAS
a are m Gel ain snd ssud whca was sod 10 nifoo
wards Tor The polishing of marble aud st ne-0nt thal not
"A agreement he est ,bished his bT0lh'h-
Law MIR Charles Morgan IN the business, and dd sVeit
thug he could by gong rouad 10 the mabsyar ARDS ana
tIeskirg sga plant and In favor OF MI III ~
scicn the lenaliy. ,,.,,. ~.
can bur tbrt having discharged hg psinth be M
&c, no husi, ess IN SMALL way for himself and tnht
cefrr in spesi ng AGAINST plaintiff DID not 90 so VIE
his awav but 20 defend hI nssif Against
assertions made by plaintiff - -. +. ,.;n,;e 8
Pla ntiiI fslea 10 show damage Neralcl iot P'""''
cents
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COMMON CouNcn PROCEEDINGS. Mon

day Eren,a0, FEB 2-SIayor Bush Presiding.
The Finances q he Cify-rhe Mayor presented, last
eveIBg of tho several necessary to be
raised he next 1sc year for the vsrsus purposes
contemplated by the City Chatter except for the support Of
Common SchoOsih0 Board Of Education not having YET
deeim ned OF tho amount they may require The follow
Ing is aNCaEtulatlln
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u. S. DIsraIcr CouRr Before Judge
Bets The Grand Jury into Court with DIS OF IN
doment sgaInst Joanna jas As!ward "a chfse u
passing c0Dntt rist money.
HE same as to Jas CioThe. . -.;l
Against Thomas f,sch aud Johs Nc Ne@y charssd WIN
cPenps letters . -. ".
e. Eu07.S Atm
The complaint sssn,t Bridget Troy for opening anu GU"
b. zzing letter, was dis missed -.
The fecogn'zaLcss of A Zercqa, Bridge' Troy anu
Jonathan r. HtrTlc6, we're forfeited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

How TO BURN CoAL.-The art of burn
s coal Ia lot ye, properly understood as i; ough, 10
o. Too much coal is ususlly placed in the stove,
oy which the draft is destroyed and ths gases are
inperfeotly consumed TIE Miner Journal of
Po,tsvile ssystAere aretwo o!hsI errors In the way
we burn coal. by which more than one.haf is
wasted ls,. We have 10 shut The door O! our stove
OF furnace, TO make Temporary oyercombustion at
one time, and at another time wo have 10 leave open
"e door and let in cold air 10 cool on Cd The gas
maj asctnds our chimneys carries with it deal OF
soai mat Is onburned, merely coal In yapor. which
W. OIL iule heat for want Of air 10 consume IL.
iose The most OF this unconsu ned vaDOr OF coal
.ea 'ut ocor is shut. Whenlt is OPEN the vaDOr
cn,'x"'eo, bot the heat is reduced by a food OF
ov,r az and carried up the chimney. VIVA. is re-
ts,ors,' sn ~ an tight door over the ash-pit,
ss,w ~ Nuleh you can et m last what ar is neces
81 ~. ?u,cA cIs!0W combustion a. d. sized. The
's' az inS The coal should DC light and should
.hoia oe opeheo except to put coal ia. snsti hue
m. 60, eu'nh stream OF ar heatsd by contact with
rs'o'e, 70 NIX with the gas on top OF the IRE. In
81 hs Stove, VI you find ina, the stove furnace
S' u a. DO left open when you want 10 moderate
80. NE. ftltct II for II IL essentially wrong IN It's
Syasuofion ard At will consu three tons of coal
tEh.
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SUPREME CoURT-S pecial Term
Zee sion by Judge Mitchell Austin, Executor sgt. Ray
Tom kins and others. hers OF Dahlel d. Tompkas
services the United States during the last with
Grt Britain part raising money with the AID # his
nGividu.l ahty, ard part by his Influence with his
friends There was 40 law authorizing what he did, but
hist what no did of great the ntry
fuy admitted 81 the time 10y al who approved Of the war
tie tod by q National Administration substance,
the time that they mus look to him or TO this Sta'e oi
tbs dfeuse of he state ard he ably discharged the day
thus thrown upon HIM After peace restored he Ia
cane ,nbaas his pecuQIary affairs aud he claimed
Of Congress compensation for his former Services GA
go Feb 1928 Congress parsed laS 60 have his accounts
adjusted on the principle of justice aud eirty aud on me
2Sc December, Il the came year. another act vas passed
dire payment 10 him Of 3t,l9O the ancnns re-
ported his Ivy tho accounting Officers Fnis was
without passing Upen the other sums claimed
a che 2s s. ig1 ", l a1 Y eAsed gyng e
in full clam for mmIssi1Ds, but exc ded interest
hef himself aud the other heirs Of Gov Tompkns,
ed Congress for payment of the interest Tns was
1916 The petition stated thai the Governor had died in
solvent stated that his family would have been
ia comfortable bat for the sacrifices made
by Their father co1a ~ Thc amount asked loI BE-
ou H. said tue ark ed for by his Oh dren and
but small patton of the a@ 'u9 eau taoi' due 10
the chIidren' The petition stated 'sat we aooinf
claimed oqu ably due =! the lime Of the payment oil
u" on the I'D Feb ai7 law vas passed directing the
navront OF the sum CT $40 795 o the chiltea ano heirs
e Daniel ID Tempkns, late Governor OF the State o.
NeW-York" -.
ofCoy ToYDplns aud brought SUIT gl,nst the he r
the coniendiug thai the vas recelve ~
the chi dren as payment CT oept aus 70 tne ianer ~
be applied assets Of The a'her estate I'r tho payment
OF his debts The was argued SONS time since;
The Court delivered an opinion al consdsraoie .ehgt9.
nothing due or unpaid Gov Tom lkns and that the pay
nent in 1896 was not as assets but as ma Ter o justice
9il di,nsstd but without costs the plaintiffs are
e.ecutsrs and the law such astlisd them IN OBJ
taiaing the decision of the Court
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christian prayer should be offered with,s Il TIE
m ia Of the Empire would inevitably fouos
d,sso,susV anmedan system is inpeT'cct in ITSELF
Ire mo "a incapable Of translation, as is cica,y
in e an its musical ALTERATION.
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Nem 11nblications.

H. Or, the Adventures Of French Miner By Alex
snder Dumas Author of Monte Cro," Three Guards
men" Corsican Brothers" &c &c. -
This historical romance of the days ofNAPOLEON THE
GREAT is way inf, Nor to the earlier productions OF Us
ed authors it contains many vivid and sounsphing de-
crptons Nspoeons Battles particularly the Attack and
Burning of Moscow. Price . cents
BUNCE & BROTHER, No, 1874 Nassaust
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u Cha1nberlin North River House No 2f7 WssninE
toTst few permanent boardss can be accommodated o.
a. 90 per week Also furnahed Rooms 10 LEI with or win
ont BOARD
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DARTNER WANTED.-Thel Invent
ors Of separate patented Inventions wish to dis
pOse of onehaf their interest for s. 600 each They are
both in successful operation The article manufactured is in
general demand Profit 100 per cent The Rights OF states
have been sold lately high 5000. j. g. GILBERT,
Atom y for Inventor, No sl6 Pesrlst.
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DROADWAYTHEATRE-E.AM MAR

ID SHALL. sole Lsssee-THIs EVENING, July 10,
VIII be pre,ented the Comic Vaudeville entitled
CE QUE FEMME VEUr
Chsmpgnel Mons nsneSsns kS;e;s TR0 m%f
Carorsse Mon. Mer ehsnd Cesorne .... Mime Dlguet
Admission to Boxes and Psrquet b. cts Family Circle
ana Upper Tier 25 cts. Private Boxes - and ~ Doors
open at T. and the performance will commence at u.
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AmuSemcnts.

(IhEAT AITRACTlONS.-Free Con-
ssa n The Otto Cottage Hoboken BY celebrated
BAY s,d rp,, p:.tormeIs every MONDAY, WEDNES-
teloeh !, hDAY AFTERNOONS commencing at
soz,st III snoud the weather De uniavoTsble, the
WI 'sie place the next fair day.
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~ Mrs. l.. N. Fowler, N. d., win consult with
ecles medically her residence, No 2SS East Broadway
NON AN 70 PM
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DOCK. KEEPER WANTED-A per-


NJ family short distance in the country, snart, intel
sent and amisbe young lady, who good performer on
the Piano 10 teach three young girls the usus Engs bran
ches and one making here useful and agreeable On the
Lady of the house would b considered and treated as ore
of II family. Address with terms which must 3e nSne
ale to TEACHER Hero Post-Ofice New Rochelle, New
York
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COMFORTABLE HOME for Sale il

y The village of Morri, ana new and we'll built Cot.
tage with two or los good well OF water, wen
shaoed in central position and other advantages Apply
10 b r. OQWITB Fnhst, the depot. Terms( ioeral
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PRIVATE SALE-The handsome

threesory brick HOUSE No So West 2Sth-s' near 9TH
av Has Croton wster, bath arrangements &c Me- and y
deep For price, terms. and particulars spply to
COLE& Chiffon, No. Walst.
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(UJFTON, STATEN IsLAND.-For

BuiIdipe Lots and Cottsge Sites the Mar.
rows n the most central and desirable part OF Con Inc
are seventy WIDE and the extrems purity Of
The wster with the beauty Of the view commanding the
Bsy Civ aud Narrows the exquisite drives and walks ana
cs in tie vicinity Of churches schools and other sdysn'
ges render IL rictye residsuce In tho neigh
bobood of this CITY The ferry landing at prssens
within half mile, hut steamboat dock VIII DC lmms-
dary erected in front Of this property and tne We
two ferries run regularly 10 the island every nour aRpy
IN VIM w VAN WAGENEN, Posts ba',angs hsn'
ovsyst or WIN MCLEAN, stspleton, Staten iAahd'
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THE NEyy-YORK TRIBUN

sshsd on the departure Of each Mail Steamer ioT ID
pre- 81 cents a copy or - per ytar 10 any part
- p,itan or 81 10 the Continent, postage included.
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~ Masonic No,,ce.-At Special Meeting of tn

Masonic Notice.-At a Special Meeting Of the
= w Grsrd Lodge a. Free and Accepted Masons OF the
sue New-york held THURSDAY evening the Sth inst,
hs hs,oBe Temple, OF Broome and CTosby-sts
~ allowing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously
seped and ordered he published and copy properly
osf forwarded TO the bereaved widov OF our deeply
assehc and well beloved BrotheC. HENRY CLAY. -
n,1td' II he's pleased The supreme Architect u call
on M earthly shos ustous Brother, HENRY CLAY,
e Old age, full OF honors and with mind unshaken IL
and proper that his Brethren, should render 70
u, II, memory The tribute Of cur
tAe 70 others who laying aside all party eeng ana
fte sectional differences clustering around his bier
Seaogizs him sInsn, wise and enlightened, pa
sp' pure and Incompatible We wnuld in humble submts
~ 10 the Divine will approach MasOns and east chao
Upon his tomb, tribute Ia his many virtues brother
NE Mystic Tie Distinguished for truthfuness Of charac-
which oespised petty intrigue and Dc ceit for geuteaess
eteporment which the love OF hgh and 10 =; for
asty OF heart which emhi soed within It's crcls a-hs
esd pure minded, consistent Mason and .ves us brisht
usnple u what q true Mason should he. Therefore
Rtlred That Ia iuhlment Of these views IS au ex
esot Of the which this Grand Lodg. ieels our
tesDed brother the Lodges within this Jurisdiction be
do,hed IN the emblems Of mourning for ninety days.
RaoEsd That we sympathize with the aged widow aud
ty our brother and trust that that strength
witch coneth only from above will be vouchssied TO thes
ny order JAMES w. POWELL, M. D., 6randsee.
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DTJIDJNG LOTS az YONKERS.-For

SALE number Of Binding Lots In that part ~ the VII
ss II Yo1kers called GLEswoOD, lying Immediately on the
banks OF the Hudson In the most beautiful part OF the whole
Village These Lots the most desirable OF any nov onef'
ed for sale and from their location must Ispisly
vslue win be cold low, IL spilled for immetsfey mp
nsy be- seer and terms made known BY applying CoMbs
Z HiCOLAY No IA Grsnd-st near tho BoTefy, NJ
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" Fifth Ward Temperance Aliiance.-The
Fhh Wss Temperance Alliance will hold meeting at
American Fall corner Of Broadway and GraDdsts THIS
lesisy EVENING, at O'Clock, by invitation OF Column
hss Division Sons Of Temp An invitation has also
sb EXTENDED to the City, and the Eighth, Ninth, and
ieuieenth Ward Alliances TO b. present
Il. S. BECK, President.
Gro =. CoLBuRs, Cor. Secretary.
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xEV-YORK TRIBUNE
,,vvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE

fno :. PyERY MORNING, SUNDAY EA|hs' Ho'l
ISL nv GREELEY h McELRATH,
.,,srsg BUILDINGS, CORNER of sfkoSh ANO MAS
sff ssv.sTs, OPPOSITE TIE CITY WALL,
4 10 Civ Subscribers for i2i Gents per week
~ prefer they Pay IN adysnce At the DesN
svhsa u.l ~ Sesr nj the sasno rate Single copies
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