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BY TELEGRAPH.
sosaer Tayora oo., corner Of Hrror., aus Bearer.
MIR. King Bctter-MniI 10 Caiifornia-The
Cabinet Fixed-F1are up between Hon.
Geo. Briggs and the Postmasfer-t;enerai.


Speeios Dsrafes 10 TIE N. " T,tbNns.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. Is 1913
Senator Clemens has received letter from
the commander Of the steamer Fulton at Havana stating
that the health OF Mr.. King was much Improved. He
takes exercise on foot daily He thinks he shall reach
Washington on the FIRST Of April
The Postmaster General has awarded TO
A. c. Ramsey the contract to carry Mail between
NewOrleans and San Francisco vid Vera Cruz, semi
monthly.
Mr.. McOu has been nominated Judge, but
the nomination will be laid upon the table by decided
majority.
A gentleman of character here from Con-
cord states that Gep Pierce told him Saturday last
that the Cabinet arranged except tho Treasury
and Navy and that the entire Cabinet would be IRE
vocably completed yesterday.
A letter received to-day states that Gov.
Marcy was at Savannah on the 9th. and Is expected
here on Wednesday.
Hon. Geo. Briggs had 1are-up with the
Postmaster General on Saturday Mr. Briggs called to
cay that lie was entrusted with petition from
chants and bankers in New-York City, representing
millions " property, praying the Postot Depart
ment 10 employ swim steamboats, to bring the
mAils from Sandy Hook the City. Mr.. Briggs
that Mr. Hubbard interrupted him rudely, declaring
That he would not entertain the proposition, nor re.
ceive the papers Thereupon Mr.. Briggs threw the
papers upon the floor and told Mr. Hubbard that he
was 10 gentleman. The prayer Of the petition
commanded by fry members of the House, and
also urged by letter from Mr. Rusk, Chairman of the
Poet Office Committee. The affair is much talked
about Gus
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To The Editor Of TIE y. Y. Tribune:

To n< Editor Of The y. Y. ITIbune:
Had you not better start Temperance paper, and
thereby save large number Of good and honest Wings
the modification Of reading Temperance articles in Tas
TribHnti Yours, &c, BRAScHFoEr.
IL The modification" you speak of,
friend! conduces to their obligation, and we
trust, too, go far as needful, TO their purifca-
ton. Therein is our justification as well as
your qualification. We see in this nothing Of
justification to those clear-headed enough to
discern its true Specification.
But why should we start Temperance
paper We find it more easy. and every way
advantageous to keep this one going. Ed
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FOR MADEIRA.

The bark Aaron J. Harvey has been taken
up to load with provisions at Philadelphia for
the distressed inhabitants Of Madeira The
Committee here have determined to send on
the balance of the funds in hand to be invested
there and sent by that vessel. As there is
money still required to complete the cargo, the
benevolent are still called upon to contribute,
so that the vessel may be dispatched BY the
end of the present week.
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Eorur Pnso FoRrEs.-The snbscribers

"a.
i, 70 cal the attention Of those in want Of Piano Forts
10 The celebrated instruments Of HALLET. DAVIS Co.
The IMPROVEMENTS made Of late by this house very
great We Offer their Pianos, with pew action,
which, or decsey Of touch and power has not is equal
Patent SuEpenzon Bridge which produces the most be11-
tifu imaginable. With this bridge the strings never
break, and as al pianos made with the faH iron
fame those ung them can feel assured they have an in
EtrsHen that VIII stand in t1ne at concert piea snd ths'
vii DO: be always out ofpsyng ords By TIE strings break
ilg. The following is from the Evering Mirror:
We wish 10 cal the attention OF ourreaders y most
beautiful octave Eosn Pisno Fore NV a. tie VIE
rooms Of Lincoln Thompson, No. III Broa1way I9s
instrument s the se 10 the in the pubic psror IN h
Metropolitan Hotel furnished by Lincoln Thom2,on sna
made ~ The weknown house Of Hset DAVIS Cos bo--
ton The improvements made Of late BY his rrn are very
Fres and consist in entirely new acton Of great power
and Cecacy Of touch much superior 70 anything we have
ever seen-with suspension bridge (entireiy new, and
used By DO other manuiacures winch can produces me
meet LIQUID tone we have ever heard We woalt adv 80
ever pianist Of this city 10 call and examine this I've
think The best piano TO be found in Newly YORK.
For sale a. above fine assortment Of NewYork Pianos
both new and second hand Also the celebrated Panns a
A. w LApD Co. Boston. We have the sole agency OF
the above weknown instruments for this city an vIcniy
Our instruments all warranted 10 Tye the purchaser q
tire satisfaction and sold az extremely low prices LIN
coin & THOMPSON, No. al Broadway, between Howard
and Grand sis.
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We speak OF MeLANE's LvrR PIlIS which have become
an ind speOsshe Family Meaoine. The satG symptoms
which from diseased liver manifest themselves,
on les II every family Gysp isiA, SICK headache, oesae
ton OF The tnseS sld pains IN The side. vita
dry, hseking oongh, 81 the results Of hePstc eeTAnge
nent0a Tor theSe, DR.. McLANE's FILLs sovefSigs
remedy. They have betn knoss 10 fail and they
should be kept at sa tuaSs BY families
pikscrcNs-IsAe two oT three going 70 bed.
ond OF thrd night If they 10 purge o. fATestmes
BY next metfre tale one more slight break
hst should invariably sollew their uso.
Tue Liver Pin may elso Be used where rurging IL y
necessary A an ami ous pnreatve they interior
% Rome And m dee,s q two three they awe aStonsA
ms reei 70 SEX heScsshe also IN sight arrangements OF
the stomach.
For sale ia New. lork, Wholesale and retSl, by C. v
CIIcksSks Co, No 81 Bsrclay-st- and SOYD PAVI,
No % Courtsndtst Sod slso BY all the principal Drug
gisfa
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OrrlcE or nus Association ron ran Exn.

s,1tos OF TnE INDVsrRY oY Al NATIONS;
No IS Broadway. Nsw-loSG, Feb :, iSl--NoricE Is
hefchy tiven that the DoARR pREcfOss have resolved
90 increase the CAFrTAL Ot the ASSOCIATION 10 IhR9E
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS the limit originally con-
tpIateS by the GRANTEES; ard that FIVE HUNDRED
snAers OF he CAPITA SsCcA will be distributed z the rate
&C ONE SAAEg fog every FWT SHARES g. the Stockholders
standing on The Rocks OF the CoypoIstioa a. ", OF
18th day Of February lhtN py SIXTY PEA SsNr upon the
.d sdonal shaTVs but Fraction Of share wil be re-
eapied.
The Transfer Boels wlN be oosed nom 7. NJ. Of Inc
18th February until 10 NJ vi the Sh Mach the day after
that appointed dor Ae Annual Election.
wa WHErrfN, Treasurer.
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he did no, know ~. ch !, wss one Of the sr,.A..
and not Know whefho- IL was Peter e. Dos p~I'N
daughter, He urgently .sked the Senate h ss..sae
IL connection with the claim q Hsrgoas dread, A.
topored and abandoned by Aesica snd Enxlanl
Mr.. BRooKE said he rejoiced that the opo,s
ton 20 these resolutions from the qsart,r "a =
evincei spirit OF opposition which wosi opp,-e 80
interest net benc6ttng north OF certain line .,t
spirit which would strike down any in,eres, rrn,sts
the blow would pass through Southern heat M.
commenced sn examination Of the case bu, yies "a.
door and the Senate, at 4 o'clock, a5jo0mei
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rS-I NJ. SxerR & Co. take pleasure in an

nonreng 90 the public that the extensive aid their
tsctery Ter msnntagturirs SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
ana the introduction Of ruch machseT calculated
very greatly expedite the labor, completed
whseh viii enable them 20 n those orders which want OF
machines has prevented them irou attending - All
prvrarc them TO Gns~tr the future demand aese 1nVse
machines daily creating These machines may be
in operation, and srceSs q their superior work freely
easmr cg, az the principal office, No 80 Broadway \ "
No 10 HSIye,dp place, Bosion No - South an a. Phiiz
delphs Baiimorv'ss~ Baltimore; aud Ne ly' Ehnst~
Cineinpsn.
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Michigan Acknowledgement Fire In
Detroit.
DETROIT. Tuesday, Feb. Is, 1853.

DETROIT, Tuesday, FEB. II, IcoJ.
The State Legislature adjourned yesterday.
The Maumee Charter amendments were not passed
The Ann Arbor Bank amendments were vetoed by the
Governor.
The Hydraulic Canal bill around the Saul Ste Marie
waspassed.
A fire occurred at O'Clock this morning in
the Dry Goods Of r. Ais In the new block ON
Congressst The building and stock entirely de-
sroyed and al Joining buildings more or less dam
aged Insured for s. 900 IN the Etna and Hartford and
$4,000 in other Offices.
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xxxud CONGRESS. sreOyp sr.,ro,

SENATE -. WASHINGTON, Feb. IL ls5a
The CHAIs laid before the Senate cornmuni.
czrons from the wG Department
Mr.. BApGER said he noticed that in the pro
ecedings Of the Criminal Corr OF the Dstre, of Co
lurnbA the Dsrlct Attorney had moved % IL dsy Tor
the iA Of Tie Gardner and other Of rauds The
SspT Teyhsa Ucsl4 y 3 asy, -. at-.9a.sa.i ;ss
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Detail. Of the late Mexican News.

BALTIxoSx. Tuesday, Feb. Is, ls53.
-Four New. Orleans mails, bringing dates as
lste a. due are 10 hand
The following are the particulars of the dis
u.ssal OF Congress by President Cev.nos: bin ~As
under discussion providing for eonvoking Convex
ton, sc. Congress went into secret se.aica and
agreed 70 si til ths bi disposed OF COMMITTEES
reported against the bill Recommending 70 be 10
lie Co-uiiiee on tie Grand Jary. This was carried
and the Committee proceeded 10 take the declaration
Of President ceval0s in srder TO present accuse
ton sgsins him Of Intriguing against the Constitution
Tie President reused answer. denying the suthor-
~ Of Congress to impeseh him Congress continued
in session amid the greatest excifen.at
The Palace. meanwhile allei with military.
Ammunition vas sent to TIE barracks, and several
points reinforced IEwsF Also arranged ths; the
garrison shoGl1 pronounce against Congress.
Tie members Of cOogre~ rvIsa.ssa u ths.y sssss.
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The Baltimore Mechanics, strike.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb. Is, 1853.
The Mechanics Institute was throDged again
this morning by the strikers.
A proposition was introduced TO allow the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad hands and Of all other shops that
give the prices, 70 90 10 work and bind themselves
contribute % per cent Of their salaries support their
brethren OF those shops that refuse to give the price
The resolution cause an excited debate, and the meet
ing finally adjourned to O'Clock The hands of each
crop to meet at o'clock at designated places consult
on resolutions.
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The Canadian Clergy Reserves-Proposed
Tubular Railway Bridge over the 80.
Lawrence.


QUEBEC, Tuesday. Feb. Is 1888
Dispatches were received from the Colonial
Office to day stating that the Imperial Government
would recommend Parliament to grant the entire con-
trol of the Clergy Reserves to the Provincial Legsls
ture
Mr. Stephenson, the builder Of the Britannia
Bridge the Mana Straits s on his way to Canada
il il said 10 build similar bridge across the ST. Law
renee at Montreal.
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From Rio Janeiro.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb. Is 1888
Schooner Clara has arrived at this port from
Rio Jsnero Jan 5th She reports that the steamship
ierra Nevada, from NewYork for Panama, arrived at
Rio on the Sd January. Bark 81. James from Philsle-
phia, sailed Dec - for Montevideo; brig Gen. Worth
sailed for Philadelphia, Jan.
Mr.. Taylor. Of Chatham Mass, second mate Of bark
Kedar, died Dec. 81.
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VERmoSr.-We have official returns Of the
vote of all the Counties in this State but two
on the Maine Law. and the majority in favor
of the law is 1886.
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The TAxMASY GENERAL CosMrTEE.-At
the Special Committee last evening, but very little
business was transacted. Committee was appointed
to receive Cen Pierce who expected to arrive this
day
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rhc Inln RencnnIre In WnsLinaIou

WARRINGTON, Tuesday Feb Is, 1888.
Mr. Fuller was rather worse last night and
Lis recovery Is doubtful.
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The License Law In Illinois.-Rxcitemen
amongst the Z" Spiritualisfs.-

CHICAGO Tuesday Feb Is, ls53.
The Lcence Law, as amended by the House,
ptssed the Senate yesterday.
A number of persons connected with spirit
usl" circles have been indicted for riot growing out OF
the excitement At Psinss Bank-Mr Paine continues in
q ravng condition
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IL The new institution in Philadelphia re-
ferred to by our correspondent Monday, is called
the PENN" (not Pcnnsylvania) Medical College
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Sailing Of the L. 3. Steamer Powhattau and
ship Antarctic.

NORFOLK Tuesday, FEB. d ls53.
L. s. steamer Powhattan sailed yesterday for
Modsgascar China and Japan.
ship Antarctic, from Liverpool for New.York, with
small pox and ship fever among the crew and passen.
gers, left on Saturday night for New.York
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ry- Strong TESTIMONY in favor Of DR. Hooy.

lASD's eelehgsiee csSNAS BIrrrsS. prepared BY Dr.
JACKSON Ne. leo AFest, PAa23c2hiaAe great rtgaedy
for Lvsr Complaint, Dyspepsia Nervous Debihty &e:
Hatch Sroonabal Wesf Chester. Pa, 1854 said TIE
general satisfaction expressed BY those who have ssea Hoof
ssnas German Bitssrs PERHAPS uurArzleedsouae think
worth its weight IA sod .
Ate TsirsA Montrose, Pa Feb. ,, 1882 saia; "Ycar
Seimsh nuers have seue Of very rapidly have sold
asee. hA eeen to very RESPECTABLE Baps Csrsynsa
o MY scqoNs tsaee who stt bale ais rs ~
60 she use Of shesc BiitrssS SS'' @'''- !" 'eA'a
Q. r. Lsihrof, Tsakhannock Pa Nav q iSJ .,,3
Almost sny number OF esrthcases s.n h. s,
o. the beet pen N ths a. 70 ts se,rv a ~.
German htefs shoc!G 4 Be deemed asvisahls i, 80
eins that smphzncAS recommends ls.el ana IN syery M
s.srce has proSeesd seed rp0zt.s
Ker ss,e wholesale Nes.fork BY A 3. n ssnl. cor
FULTON and Wilhanss,Ss hayilAnd, kecss 4 CO. No 50
MaAsn lsne Retail by C. * Ring. corner Broadway and
Iohn-st pr. pooite, Ne i&i Grane-sfS Mrs ". uayes
Brooklyn, and hy resrcctahe dealers sveyywhere.
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Later from Texas.

NEW OaLEANs, Sunday. Feb. Is, ls5J
Dy the steamer j. l.. Day We have later
dates from Texas The Indians continued very trouble
some they had attacked Laredo, and killed two inhab
ants Numerous other outrages and murders are also
reuorted
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General Pierce In Boston, &c.

BosroN Tuesday, Feb. Is, 1850.
Yesterday some twenty members Of the City
Government. assembled at the fremont House, where
q and dinner had been ordered, in anticipation Of
the arrival OF Cen Pierce and his presence guest
The General, however, did not come and the gentle
men consoled themselves with the solids and liquids
spread before them.
General Pierce arrived in the last train,
and proceeded to the house OF friend, where Mrs.
Pierce had been staying since Saturday,
This morning General Pierce was at the
fremont House short time and few Of his per.
soDsl and political friends.
IL is not at present known when he viii
leave Boston.
Hon. Amos Tuck has consented to be q cam
ddaie for reelection to Congress from the st Dsic;
Of New Hampshire.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BosToN, Tuesday Feb. Is, lisa
Gen. Pierce has had long private interview
with Judge Cushing and Col. Greene. Of IAs Bostos
Pest.
At ! O'Clock to-day he proceeded to the
Revere House to pay bis resPecss to Major seATer.
The meeting is private, the General de.Eaing 70
ceiye the City Council II body.
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Lard Warrants for the Soldiers OF the Var
of 1872.
WAsHr1roS. Tueafax.

WAsHrSoroS, Tuesday, Feb. Is. ls5a
We understand thar the proposition TO give
leo acres q land 70 even oeer and soldier who served
either on land or wstes N the war Of 1872 ginning
friends daily in both Houses Of Congress The trends
q the measure sgne thsf even the recruits Of Mexico
VITO L service but week before the slose Of the
kxesn War received loo sres the volunteers Of ls2
who s>ryei Ase months Justly entitled 10 the same
bounty
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Norlcr.-The Weeklr Renort Of Deaths

allow ~ from Consumption. Now 20 prove my know edge
Of the efficacy OF wArTss MAGNETIC PULsoStc SyEVr,
win give Slec 60 the friends any % those deceased
o. they prove they had taken bcttle within three
nN,nths rreVoas % death
rALfer Wars Coup0aadeI Of The Nerves Aatido;s,
Ne 81 Qsesawseh-st.
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KSox's SPRING STYLE.-Ksox's Spring Fash
ion Of Genteens Hats will be ready for the inspection Of
the public On SATURDAY MORNING, Feb. 49, All who
5lfor-sY
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HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATcHELoRs Man.
setory for these articles IN all parts Of tbs
Toupee can surely be suited His Hair Dye applied "a
sure guaranfee) sold Wholesale and RETAIL AZ No.4 Wall
,t Copy the addres-bewlre of limitations.
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SPLENDID CARPErINCS FOR SPRING SALES,
less Niru & LovSspIRy, No. 4p PcaIlsi,
co,ing In store per late arrivals large stock Of Velvet
Taptery, BTusse's, Tree-iy aud Ingram Carpeaas OF
previous tie advances IN prices they are enabled
10 onet very giegl inducements
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70 FowLERs e. WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hall No I5l Nsasan-st York and
No. I42 Wsshin gfOB-st, Boston.
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TnkRr Is 40 LInIr no Dlsceyrnr.-Once we

10 ILIusrRATKD News, Number {, is is
sued this wtek See advertisement.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
BA1rrMosE, TUESDAY. Feb. Is 1872. N

N@-A'HNShf AerrAsJt fcO. AZ AcJ~-f -
The mechanics have adopted a resolution TO
60 to work Tomorrow In all the shops where the fun
prices given and TO contribute IS per cent Of their
salaries 10 support hOse who cannot get the pree The
Baltimore and Ohio, end the Susquehsnna Railroads
and the shops Of Page Brown, Wells & Miller, Bent
lev s. Co, Wsshington and Hsgee and Mr.. Bates, EN-.
ploying about so hands have agreed give the price
The following trims. employing 1900 hands, held a
meeting this afternoon and resolved not % give the
prices ssked '-Denmeadl& Son, Murray & Hazlshurst
Poole Hunt Amos & Green, h. Whitman & Co, B. }.
Benson, Roe WinAns Jshn q. Mllholand scott & BOZ
ster, Joel ~ Blake, H d. Lawrence, Geo. I Bies-etr
Haywood Bartlett Co., e Reede, IT, Sinclair n Co.
Committee has been appointed for each shop in
wheh the hands 70 TO work 10 collect % per cent
the salaries, 70 pay into the Treasury, which viii
smCULt 10 81 200 per week. large number OF citizens
have so contributed hbeTay while Printers and other
Trade Societies Of the City have resolved % contribute
slOO weekly o. support the tnachinists' strike.
No trans went out on the Susquehanna Road % day
except TIE msil trIin. Business viii De resumed 70
morrow.
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The Steamship Osprey at iIaaelphis.

PHILADELPHIA tuesday, feo. ID, LcJ3
The steamship Osprey, from New Orleans
via HEvAEs, has arrived az this port she brings
afer dates from Havana than those received by ths
babel
No strike has occurred on the Pennsylyania
Railroad, nor Is one apprehended.
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~ MLLET's MUsIo SALOON, No. 80
Broadway, the only place in New,Yors where large
ard general assortment Of Musc and Musical Instruments
can be purchased cheap for cash Pesons out Of town send
IL, for sny article rely being served BY MLLEr
Importer, No. $40 Broadway, Agent Wstss Antidote
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THEEE II NO TsINII To ETIsIUN ENfs-OUNt We
Travelled miles hour travel 90 miies Once "a
hours required 10 turn the Hair from Gray Red or
Sandy TO Black or Brown. Now thing done n
hniiely betterin Eve minutes with CRtsrADoRos EXCEL
sloR Dys sold and applied at his Rooms Not Asor House,
and for sale also by the principal Drussists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16

~ WEr LISENsl WEr LINENS The like
were never before Such bargains in linens
Luowu Ia New York Hitchcock Leadbeater No 81
Broadway are now oerng superb quality for 3 Cts,
and they them not 10 ba injured They have every
And a linen goods equally ohetp, from splendid Table
el espcst Crashes.
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r. Annoyance has been experienced by gen.
enen only brief stay In the city in consequence
OF the shirts they ordered AZ the time prom
ised Now, however, every man feels that when GREEN
OF No. Asor House. OF peerless shirts shall be
home certain day they TO come as the
STAYS are 10 Tise
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" The attention Of our readers is called to
the large sale Of valuable Building Lots situated the 9th
av sd snd S4th4ts, by WIN. II. FRANKLIN Son Co at
Y O'Clock THIS Day at the Merchants Exchange. The
sale is 10 be peremptory. li7Sol
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The New Jersey Legislature and the Air.
line Railroad.

TRrSTos, Tuesday, FEB. Is, lisa
The bill for the airline railroad to New. York
passed the House q Assembly today BY - 70 o. IL
iriencs tehess Il VIII also pass the senate
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to III. l.. FosTER's Fashionable Clothing
Establishment No n CouTtandt-st, desirable lace
Turiase Clothing Of every variety where the buying
putlc can ali times hnd full supply Of ready made
tlohing made up from tie best materials sud by the best
woTkmsn. Clothes made TO order with prompines and
diaatGh
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OficinI Vote Of Vermont on the LIQUOR Law.

BURLINGTON. Tuesday Feb. l6, 1882.
The following is the official return of the vote
upon the Vermont Liquor Law from the several Coun-
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Rr6pr,INc on BAnruoloMrw & NEEDS

RE6PFNISG or BARTHOLOMEW ~ WEEDS
NEw MOURNING sgoRE NEW GooDs.-BkRrHoLoNEw
WEED have the pleasure Of announcing 10 then friends
and the public that she alterations IN their store
completed and having renewed aud ued their stock
they prepared 10 oder large aud Superior assortment OF
new ch, and elegant goods. which have been selected
with great from the most receUt importatons.
b. w. VIII be enabled, by the alterations IN their store,
20 Keep much larger sock OF goods than heretofore. in
which will be found every article IN the department Of
morning apparel.
Ladies aud families very respectfully inv ted 10 c.
and examine our goods, which will be freely shown.
Goods son 10 any part Of the city for exanust when
II " not COM eient Tor ladies' 70 visit oar store.
Recolrct the and Number OF the New Mourning
Store No 65l BTosdway. between Spring aud Prncests
nt arly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel