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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
,hw.YORK AND rHR PUBLIC LANDS.

The city of New-York, like every other Emporium
rises and ourshes by reason not OF the extent but the
productveness Of the region whereof it is the
mercia focus IL this region doubled in extent
with no increase of its annual product the city would
not gain grow in consequence of the enlargement
but IT, with no increase of her commercial radius, the
region at present buying goods and selling its products
through her we're to redoube its annual product
respondng increase Of the Ciys Trade and Population
would inevitably accompany result from the change
New ships and steamer new docks and wharves new
blocks Of stores and manufactures new hotels Broad
way and banking houses in Wal-s, new mansions on
Fihavenue and country seats ia the suburbs among
the inevitable consequences Of any discovery or i'm
provement in Agriculture which should double our
nua production of Wheat, Corn and Grass to the acre
or teach the farmer how to render bis labor twice as eff
ceDt as hitherto.
Every cultivated acre within the radius Of the cys
commercial operations contributor to her trade aud
wealth; every acre within that radius which lies IN
tlled and sna.oducve answers vacant lots in and
UNDECIDED waterfronts along the lines of the city.
Consequently. whatever tends to keep such lands
settled and untitled or dooms them to thrftless and
meaeery productive husbandry, tends directly to re-
tard our citys growth TO restrict her trade and dmin
ISL her importance
What is it. then il is high time 10 inquire which has
kept large portion Of the soil even of eur own
| State-much Of it fertile and eyiby located-unim-
proved and unfruitfu to this day Why are there so
many thousands Of in the North and in the West
which are to-day useless to Man as when abandoned
by hostile ssvsses seventy eighty years ago Why
are thousands more in the very heart Of cur earliest
settlements sud within few hours Of our most poPa.
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IN, N,,,. York Time, is not among those journals
from which we expect honesty manliness or candor.
That journal knows Just as well any Of our readers,
that The Tribune believes in Protection as heartily ana
tborouebly as ever il did and all the more because
MANY important staples which have been most steadily
and efficiently protected have az length nearly or qae
outtrown the necessity Of Protection. II builder
having finished his edifce and taken down the s;afOd
inc should thereupon proclaim scafoldng in general
buLder and a futty, he might indeed win the reputa-
ton Of being remarkably progressive and superior 70
Od Foey notions, but We think he would DO It az the
expense Of bis sobrety and common sense
The fac, that most branches Of our Cotton and
Wo,len Manufactures have gradually been so per-
fected under the impulse given By Protection' that
hev no lorger need Protection is one main basis oil
orr appeal % our cOuntTymen 70 render the Home
Production Of Linens silks, Steel, Tea, &c &c 1hat
same kind of encouragement which has proved % sue
cessf wi,h the former list. And this appeal seems 10
Us so obviously well founded so fortified oy its accord
spce With the general interest, ina We prefer ao' 10
connect it 10 any way with the fortunes OF distracted
! defeated and PROSTATE party. Separated from al
questions of personal n;eres. aud psrry eendihcy
We have 10 doubt Of the triumph Of Protection N an
appes TO the Judgment of our countrymsn Pre'en'ed
as party vatchword we shall expect 20 see Il voted
down as heretofore by tue firm array On tue SIDE Of rs
sdver.ares Of all who caLEot read with nearly all who
vii not think We desire 20 separate toe cause OIL
Protection from the fortunes Of the Wing parry not 70
Law il in the tomb of the Capuers but TO prevent suca
contamination And this The Tines perfectly under
stands and Wilifully misreWesents
The Erening Post is journal OF sone"b9. Ok
ferent character from The Tunes, and one which, oes
in DO dilemma, las Ne excuse for sacrificing iarne'e -
smartress That paper will not claim the g'es' "a
vance n lion since 40 IS result OF Free f1-o
Of the Tariff Of 4G; yet IL Thoroughly ulis-'
that this advance has completely CHANGED ne a''''
rbe cs.s As reflects Iron. Three or i'u1 yea
o,oa B.r ranged from s22 81 IN England 'O' .us
I,.t nine months. its range has been from 20 !" Wv
-, - ,,,u.e 20 American Iron-naking faly equa
- .dd;,iasal duty of SO to $50 PEI tan. LAoof
n Furooe has sguany and We trust permanently Aa-
"a n ,riee. under the impulse given BY California
"a Australia and we now cherish the Joyful hope tAat
-. .-.is Of American IronmAkins IA past, and tasr
-, im,ortant branch Of Industry, with our Cotton
"a Vooen Manufactures, is shielded from vital dan
90, svsrmore. We are wiling 70 unite With The P0'
,s;oicipr over that CONTAMINATION leaving to Others
ba decision as to which Of US has sbcFed most iath
fully and inteIlgenty 70 produce it
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Our Agents.

~ W L. PALrR Agent SYRACUSE for the sale Of The
TnbUDe
- Messr. SToyyG Co Providence will The Tribune
n that city On the aysi Of the msInln train OF cars
r. NJ w H. WATERS viii supply our friends ia Little Fah win
The Ttibuse
~ Mesus DLRBY ORION Co aud Howard 81 ACC OENE"'
Div he Edition Of The Tribune a. u r. hl
PATTON. WATERBURY. Conn supplies The Inoaie
on nval Of train from Ne~fork ~ Cty rrees
r. PALMER authorized to receive snhscrpions ana aver
Tribune the cities OF ana BOSTON
~ L. GIIrrsT. Museum Budngl and MesEs hcGovS&
KTwrH ALBANY for the sale Of The Tribune
r. Agent for the sale Of The Tribune IN E"
CAMPBELL Agent for the sale Of The Tribune
ELHIsA
~ will supply our hens in CLEVELAND with
The Tribune.
" GEo w EocERss Agent ct West merden Conn for the
s Of Tbe Tribune the arrival Of the morning Sn Of cars at Il
O'Clock.
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1nt.re.1Ina frnm fne FI.hIng Creaad..


Tie sohooner l.. MoKensie. from the Bay OF 81 Lag
repce-tbe first OF the mackere festhas arrived at Goa
cester
Her Captain reports ths. 6sh not plentiful aud ~
yessels not doing much lie also reports seeing quitss
number Of armed vessels of ibe British Government la
An officer from enc Of tic Colonial vessels boarded I'm
and was very gentemany IN his behavior He stated bn
vessel, having more than two guns muske's on board
were likely to be seiz J. lie understood that Amenc'a
fishing vessels we're rot allowed 20 60 into the Byd
Claenr Gun barges Stationed along moe 81 ~
uIpciDal shores and general espionage es.bhed. ne
80 ia.d that where .sel IS seized for fishing VINE
The limits Il the crew qrte the distance It Il to DO nss
urtd 80, ,..a
Gait Mex states that most, II not AL The people ~
John'a Island Cape Breton ard the Got Of CSnso s@
formerly petioned for official vessels 10 drive 90 "a
Americana are now signing petitions 10 have the rsso
tons reuoyed - formerly the American fishing yss'
were means Of aGordrg them considerable business -
now their own fisheries are destroyed, ana usy WI ~
he in Starving condition ard be obliged 70 call uPonms
Government for pecun ary AID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

BY the tables from The Controller which We publish
this morning We find that the Assessors Of this City
have increased the valuation Of Real and Personal Es
tate no less than eighteen per cent this year over 1852
The entire valuation this year is S4l3652932 a. being
calculating deduction on personal estate in the Four
teenth Ward SCI, 926lS 81, or eighteen per CEN.
over the previous year On this sum we raise by tax
about S5I25 COO. In 1859, on S3l5,76',426 we we're
taxed $3.50 5ll in 1851, on $3.50, llOS57 the tax
was 81 924 1875; in 1850, S2S606l SIG, S323O055
in ls4l, on S236,727 l43, only Sl6S5,olS. What We
have gained in reduction of per centage of taxation
seems to be more than Loot in increased valuation The
taxpayer who was charged for instance, 81 on hun
bred in 1852 will hardly the reduction Of 81 50 per
hundred on the same property valued at $500 n 1853
But such are the mysteries of finance The rate this
YEAR ia 81 234 on each 800.
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THE PEOPLES PALACE.

What the WoFlds Exhibition is to be, has Only yet
begun TO be visible The boxes bales crates and pack
ages often containing the costest sad most beautiful
wares for display here, which remain unopened IN the
Palace and lie Custom-House, would sgcice IN make
verv dis.ble Exhibition Of themselves We should
saw that fully onefoarth Of the goods are still undis
nla,ed though an army Of workmen are constantly
and actively employed in opening aud arranging them.
We regret 10 learn that considerable loss by Oreaksgs
tie result of .pshOd packing and Of reckless, hand
pe-s revealed BY the opening of packages, especially
among the mirrors and other fragile wares from Eng
land.
Although view of the interior Of the naked building
/. az itself verth the price of admission, and although
there are more goods already displayed than any
,ould even cursory examine in week, We reisarate
our advice that those at distance who choose their
own time for visiting the Exhibition, DO nos come for
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Senassra Telegraph OScs. cor. Of Bearer and Hra~-s
Affairs nt the Capital.

Srorai DHaiss The n y. ntbsns
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, JAY % lEs
Mr. Buchanan will not start on his mission as ea'ys
has been expected. The Postmaster General wishes ha
to attend to certain postal matters which are not YET re
The President and Cabinet have determined to appoint
Minister Resident at Cons,annople but suitable man
NJ, vst 6xed uoon. Robert McIane of Maryland, has
besn named hut Influential men in that State object 10
him. The President thinks that .Ptcp man should b
selected.
No time has been fixed for Mr. Walkers departure x
China December is the earliest period named Dir MAJ
bas course in China has dersnged the calculations Of The
new Minister and the Administration.
The opinion prevails in high quarters that there viii
no war In Europe WA
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The Syiritzasss Con the Rochester Platforml Of n.
nOis. are invited to meet in Convection :, Fsra,.
Fulton Co on the Goth Of August
Mr. J. Everett writes to The Spiritual T.I,rrsps n.
spirits make themselves visible to the bodily eve of n.
Eevers only, We nferl in Dover, Athens Co. Ohio !,
addition to playing music, curing disease, and gv,.
divers communications. sometimes with the saiiNs \,
man voice. He continues
In ccnversAon with the spirits mon the s,h.,. 4
;heoogy they instruct thai the frsi and the last n. s
dauenal doctrine is the belief ia the siis.enoe As sc
sbp love 81 God and # love 20 another ssl .
al mankind without restriction and thsf salvation A.
total remuneration o. and Wroog ano TIE reccpos AZ
Truth. 'ovs justice and Ssdom that q D rghteOa. ..
Us, think and 90 ~ ousy that The Bois Is not ~,
cisey the book that any have supposed Il 20 BE- bs -,
from the beginning 20 tie end il IS mostly conps,s~.
or history OF the minsraon ~ angela those VIA ss-.
ouce inhabitants Of This earth
We regret 10 say that many Of the sprss' appssr
10 be nveterate in the habit of stealing middlrs pOes,
already printed here and raPPng it out as their os.
cen,roston While others cherish a still more sxceor
tionsbe tendency to eoucoc very poor doggere and pa
IL off as the illusions Of Byron Wordsworth, COerids
Shelley Keats, &c. We appeal TO the more Developed
ard truthful habsnts of the spiritWord to put 40,
TO these unsecmly practices, which tend to give poor
earthbound mOrtals very unfayorabe idea both Of As
moral and Intellectual condition a, least Of pOrOa.
of Kingdom. come. Some OF these poems purpOuins
to have emansted from persons who could write ar
verse while on earth are enough to set the teeth Of |.
mills on edge.
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q SEE THIRD PAGE. -

In Senate, yesterday, the Tax and Toll bill was dis
cussed Tie Senate refused to tax the Erie Road
also the Central Road the debate cut short by the
Supply bill coming up aud that bill was finally passed
with the Assembly amendments.
In Assembly, the Pennsy lvania Coal Company bill
was adopted The impeachment bill was referred to
the judiciary Committee. The Canal Debt bill was
parsed The Assembly voted 81 to 49, to adjourn to-
dav at six =. NJ
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Ernrn Wnshinatou.

WASHINGTON. wednesday-JaJ -, lsD
The Star says that intelligence has been received hc,
Commodore Shuhrick that the boiler Of the Princeton a
BE- repaired 20 enable her TO proceed 10 tue fhs
Grounds next week.
The President aud several members OF the Cabnst n
ter ded the Columbian College Commencement today.
The trial Of Csptsn ScLaumburg' for shooting MI f1
Ter. continues Minister Sou was in court portion Of
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DETAILS OF THE Markets
,x.xnosI cotton Market

- - I 49,. Cd AIste slteoasa - = :
Ie sesees IL sd . rTo1aee much eneet zee N z.Sa
$50 r. eheck the unsarsf borJ not1s
vncn y - - ,eod inquiry has been
lea ,h, ,,sIs freely, that 10 market eoA's'
sTS'.s the clean s..s ssss .. :SS Saa y Dove p
se ssety tendency las oee9 - 10 >
re -. TSsed tbeir quotations esa "a Ioisn1a
poSsseeps.tls Improvement sAshY % a.
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Coup,erfeiting Three-Ceut Pieces.

ROCIEsTEN TuesilY, July II. IN
This p NJ the L. = Marshal and DepuIes arrested fom
men engaged in countertog three cent pieces. The prs
and dies with large Cmber Of the spurious coins ssrs
found in the possession u the PiOnors who are lodgedh
ail Ia await their e1amiI alton.
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santhern mil RniIurr.
BALliMORE, WcdnesdaY, Juy ~ "
We have no mail 10 r ut south Of Washington
Fire andLo.s of Life at waitham.

BOsIUsl Wednosdayi JHy " Is'1
Last evening the barn Of George w L'wtoo, Eq, 10
Naliham burned down with s contents inoiuding
vanable sp.n of horFes and q carriage The ioseF part
Of his house was also de,tg0yed and 0.On f1wen Lore
nan Of the Waltbsm Hose Company WAS instantly kaea
by the falling of a chimney.
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n.l- Ihs seuti. &c.

BAL 'tJHL W y % y ~ - y"
~. ORLEANS pspers Of TA-fsqay are received. -.
- - hen gene. al ard coiiancr4 rams tnfv-s-
~-fe-n states. and gr--t impTOs en,at "a p''
-. II the crops - reported rn-r.sroo. IN
hoouer J0hn Mia q. SEQ Df 500 p.s Ltc
a. = oo..on of Tortu .---hs f1zrss ali w1s9sd Cd
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lie excursion around the harbOr, We are told was
at the expense of the merchants the City Government
having nothing to do with it. There were no refresh,
mens on the Josephine and none az Castle Garden ana
none for ope-alas thehaDgerson- where else
at the Corporation expense Possibly 500 should De
added to the estimate for the use Of the Castle 'afdeo
but that is all
Let US wait patiently for the Controllers report Oh
these bills sure only that they will swell terribly beyond
the above lQuTes.
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ADDITIONAL Y02EIGN NEWS.
THE VERY LATEST

tBy Suhrs --t -
81. PL4.HsGUEo, July 49, g.. e--ls~ - '-''-
incica,es increased apprehension oi S-f .h..kr
Trl,.rg 80 este -Tss Russian Conn-ne-a' 90,
hidden the o.padors t. publish tie salians sdsI 70 'I. ~.
oftbs Christians that being document that the In
not recognize
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TO rnRRrSpnNnrNrS

No notice .an taken Communications Nhsieve
intended be authenticated by the name sSd
address necessarily for publication but As guar
Of his good faith.
psrsunot undersEe o return rejected Ccmmuncatous
Gro p H. D. Wisconsin EewYOrk requested 10 send
bis PostOffoe address TO this otpce
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NosrH CARoLNA.-An election for Members Of Coz
cress only will take place in North Carolina on TAan
day, August IL. The candidates in nomination are u
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n.nar,,,e of Ise America, &c.

Their N steamship ArsrcA, Capt Lang, salsd 4 100
70 aav with 20 pas-ngs,. ior Liverpool and ~ hlas
shs took out sio0937 IT, cd ngo,s and s27s'0 n AM"
can gold coin .t,,a 70
day md our Custom Hore and BaBks are IN coos'f''"'
Cigse0.
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GIVE THra TRnI.-The Physicians universally

zEfHEs MFHso UsDTRusrs
70 g. s ca. R. Las so6 urssy lad
n.y. A RasEIsEco.
Han DYE ASD WIes.-BATcHELoR's VI ,nufactO
for hess articles No % Brasdvsy oppos P.
sos ss q. tss 20, ,s .1 s % ~ y,
s T.. 5 h s S. Ii Yo S5 n' '' O'' MS
~ Bakers Cheyeuxtonique, for preserving restor.
ips bttu; the Hair Uniks preparations sesga J
hs isns % 81 = zee ron Z, srs A. ~ eaaee
osi violent IN few oenis eSnDo. f1 % commend i Q
~ IS srosd@sy
~ Housekeepers and all others in want Of Bedding
sisS s ; S % ss 70 es 1 y We 90 : aT
nud the lsrseE ssut Of suc,s ks line ever offered t''
TO DRUeoIs1s, GRocERs BAKIRs AID CoSFEcTIoS-
rss-BvsH GALE wtossse Drusrss No lss 9rseaTlehs;
sa.I "a .se IL gu.a'I RS 70 az tffhaisrs 20 ID
ACIDS, DyesD Grocer, sstsr.' and coaeasnss ateiea
COUNSEL roR rHE FEEBLE, AND IMPORTANT 500
igse - DR. ~ Nor "a ess t-stss Onent Traveller
well throughout this coruty -. baf22s
that DO Phye.n Who values o.. Ispsto soae ssnas ~ %
h'set ~ rsnt q ~ extraordinary p'Pe1s' " '-1A "
siIenas md wlou. designing osate undue alarm "
vouS rsrd the nervous feeb TIE SICK that simmer siDg
hss .Isn ~ i ss5 ne 10. sls u Asa - Of - sssy
mar, dsss wife sns dsusteI n:ry Pas az sly ,1 a.
dg~l pressure q nsaisl sne s1soa or soy
sgn rer slai IA % bssk blos.otns the roe
Nor tie healthy neglect The mas Of oyni me son,
ton on heas thonstno q ronE 1ra s'ey al
the Of the too nervous
aud he DECISIVE pos-rs 20 thoouslJ
I'D pssneny resea That neither sudden CHANGES Of er.-
re trphc,tor study. physical exsion the me- Hdu01s
ter fhcusl q gr sltdue the energies developed re
tuos ~ inferoe 1b1 "A the season aafns
ich TIC sym should acquire te uecesay stock q 'goi iof Inc
oxi LustI rfr campaign a., 49,. ,.....;.. ~
or toSy Veskne1s hesdLcke, tTeofe nsuAs ek
zen, settSe or sbs those diseases obties Incident 70
Of complex ofzan-D
n H. sx .es the RELAXED physQr ~ course oi
seods the prstrstng ess Of y tn9 Auas
ai9-
htte two Tor ~ 81 if s< - ~
cr+,rs must Be particular ask for Dr. HoTses H.
,orsfns CoTcil there az imitation article OF aH hs5
F.VRsSK's Platform ScALEs-LOng known severely
ie'''o si"i' F1issssEs Co No 90 wseIs;.
SIATE AND NATIosAL LAW SoHOoL.-Remoyed by
IN Az ~ he Issture from Bason POushfeepse Object 70
tr dsfs IN sdirR causes, exemPoe sPeskinz &c,
10 vel a. Of law. fezt term uezns On on sep
~ .tn.5i 20 w. FoFLER. President
CITuEYs AwAKE You are imposed upon by impos-
tors o r.rd 70 &C., Hill rats coo oaobes ants &c
IN van want the article that clears houses without stencil or
danger m CosTARs nstOr DEPOT No fs Broadway Fly
rsper r Also Costsrs celebrated Bedbug Aunihiaor
pnRRHFA-Fifty dollars will be paid if DR. ToBlAss
VtxE71.v LirMNsT Immediately this complaint
u,ed ssle BY and soreeepsfs
rCus out the CAEada frce - a1a ~ sns
DyoT7 sons AGENTS Pha1eoha DeIot 2o GTeesSlchst
~ Be sure you're right then 20 ahead, and get one
Of re srsted GRIT premium Wigs tupees Manufactured only
y The Inventor HFSRY No Wauen she only netu-
oog Wesever Private for Ngs tad agpyae
- OAIpNLks W .t.u = s-.----
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Aeu'l)ork Daily Grlbnne
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1858

~ Persons wanting len their residences places
nf1.ne will their address the Publication Office,
sud through the PostOee. Price ~ cents sweek-Psysos
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Mr. Crage was formerly State Rights Wig NJ
CliDgman was also professed Wing down to lsia
when be tried be elected to the IT, S Senate BY the
Democracy as Southern Rights man, since which
he has edged gradually TO bis former antagonists
His district has been strongly whig, and he viii have
sharp contest for reelection.
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ZErHEs MFRro UrDERvEsfs
Sod q, our T.t.bsheut quality a1apog
to the Season Elasticity. LKhtIe. Durability s1d Cheipeess
A RASEfsk Co.
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The Ruropa,. Departure Tor Bostea
Ds.,rur,iye Fire nt Pittsburss.


ar, &c., ssiled ~ Loo tnis syeuiSk tor bO''a
IL re he viii De due g. s. on Thursday morning.
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SCI ~ NA1IosAL IA

FAiHBASK's Platform ScALEs-Long kno"n'se'erel!
tested slvfys rgh-tae Goknov edfef standard AZ o. w.,
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g.. 10 o'ecci daily, his Office No s2 brosdsa,
phs can bs procured hts Treatise on the Eye and az, - ~
whse ~, Tonnaus Artificial Eyes Inserted saosl We s.u
si which move exssty like the naias eye ana res
oolor ~ sxpftsson.
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To DRUGGISTS, GR0cERs, BAKERs AND COSFEcTIoS'
rssBrsH GALE, WtolsEls luszss No lss 9rsenEh-s5-
cfr fr 10 qusnies rurchaers Hee fF 4od re
Nedeuss Chsuacais DJe'No1s
Acids Dy e-StDs Grocer. Bskrs and Couiec0nH sTtca
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uov MUCu Will THEY srRaLf

Five thousand dollars was the sum appropriated BY
the Common Council for the reception OF President
Pierce. What have they really spent of course We
cannot tell to fraction but the following estimate
ought we think to be liberal allowance for the whole
lob. We shall see hereafter how i. stands by the
- Ill .n..,fi svstar, Of fba Alderman.
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HAN DYE AND WIGs.-BATcHELoR's NJ lnufactO =
for TIES articles removed 40 % Bsdgsy oppos he Pa
accommodation 10 word for the sprcs
Of his famous HAI Dye and the sale Of be neTlynveusd WE
privse 81 four Copy hs address
Lea ~ II - Nnr Il
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MounStxo GOops-Thc attention of citizens and
Se invited to splendid sock Modross S9odS wae We
ar ossIn greatly reduced prices ~ 49, sni Ne
4. .lnioln
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~ HOusebeepers and all others IN want OF Bedding
secEeeeA dc, would 90 vel 70 cal WLLARDs Old sab
shea wtreroou No 80 Chshsrs-- of Aribe -heTe
1ud The isrseE Of sc.s ks line offered to-
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