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THE Tariff INVESTIGATION.

The special committee ordered by Congress to inquire
whether any undue influences used to induce Con-
gess at its last session. to amend the tariff has not
yet submitted report but the salient points established
by its inquiries have already found their way into the
press We publish this morning some extracts from our
contemporaries of Philadelphia and New York embracing
good deal Of information concerning this matter The
committee have succeeded in tracing large portion of the
487 900 spent by Lawrence Stone Co. in this business
Mr. Wocott comes again before the public the fnan-
cer in these operations in spite Of his declarations to the
contrary made to the special committee That the pub
lie may be reminded of their scope and bearing pub
sh also portion of tho special report of the investi
eating committee made to the House concerning Mr..
Wolcotts contumacy
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The New York Herald understands il TO be quite ce
tain that engagement has been almost completed o
Mr. Lnmlcy, the manager Of her Maesty's theatre Lon
don, and that he will bring to this country in Augu
next his entire opera and ballet company with wh'o
will be given from fifty to hundred Representations
New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
Mr. Lumleys troupe is a superb one His greatest O." y
Is Mile Piccolomini, the Tnviata Lucia and fiile "
Regiment of the company. Pccolomipi is not mu O.
larger than picayune, but is young fresh, pretty ana
capital actress. She made tremendous urors in la
and has been the rcgning favorite in London during Wv
past two seasons For the heavy tragic operas Mr. h"
ley has Ge.an prisa donna Titiens who has just COW
out in London, and has made great success The nv
auiglini, llas few rivals in Europenon here no
make an immense sensation among the large ela%
young ladies who have a weakness for tcnors Ine
there IL to be grand ballet with Pocchni, new 49,
who has set the Londoncn crazy, Rosati, and other ~
artists, grand orchestra, chorus. &c. in i@h'
first class company, sufficient to fill up an ""
steamer.
At every representation viii be given Of the nu
operas of the modern repertoire, with "a ballet between n
acts This ballet will be gotten up in the hgbes,i
risian and London style This feature of the en'er'"
ment Is entirely new in this country
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TIE cORRECTED VOTE.

The suboined is the correct vote In the House Of
Representatives Tuesday last giving the seat from the
third congressional district Of Ohio to the contestant Mr.
Vallandigham
YEAS essrs Adran, Ali, Anderson, Arnold Atkins Avs
Barksdae Bishop Bocock, Bonhan, Bowe Royce,
Burnett Burns Caske Cvanaugh Chapmsn Clark Missouri Gay
Clemens Cobb, John Cochrane Of New York Cockcr Corning
Craig OF Missouri Crawford Curry Davidson Davis Of Mississippi
Dcwart Dmnick nowdel Ednundson, Elliott Engish
Florence, Foley Garnc Garre Gs Coode Greenwood Gregg
Groesbeck Hall Of Ohio Hatch, Hawkins Hopkins Houston Hughes
Owen Jones OF penrsyv Kci Kelly Knnkel Maryland
mar, Iandy Lawrence Macay, McKbhin Mcqueen Mason
Miller Moore, Nblack, eyion Phelps Missouri Psps Mime
sofa, Phillips, Powell Quiman Reilly, Ruhn RUSSELL sandiss
Scales Scott Soaring Seward Shaw Or North Carolina
Ohio Shorter Sckes, Singleton Smith Of Tennessee
gna Saworth Stephens Stevenson Stewart OF Maryland Talbot
Taylor u New York; Taylor Of Louisiana, Ward, White
woodson Wortendykc Wright Of Georgia. aud Wright Of
sec--lO9
NAYslessrs, Abbott Andrews, Bennett Bnghurst Bingham
Blair Bliss, Bray ufnon, lurlngHme Burroughs, Cs
fax Conns, Covodc, Cragn Curtis Davis Of Indiana
Massachusetts, Davis Of Iowa Dawes, Dean Dick, Dodd, Drhs
Enss rnsworth Fenon Foster Gilman Gimer ooch GOODWIN
Granger Grow Harlan, Harris Of Maryland Harris of Illinois n
HILL Hoard, Horton Howard. Jones' Of Tennessee, Kellogg K
kigorc Knapp, Kunke OF Pennsylvania Letter, Lctchcr Lo
Marshall Of Kentucky; Maitcs0n, Nilsson, Morgan, Morrill,
Pennsy vaua Morris Of Illinois, Morse Of Mans Morse New Y
Mott, Murray Nichols Palmer Parker Petit Pike Potter Ps
Purvancc Ready Rcaud Richie Rolbins Roberts, Royce Flaw
Stewart OF Pennsylvania Tppap Thaye Thompson Tomr u
derwood Wade Wabrdge Waldron, Walton, Washburn Wisconsin
Washburne Of Illinois, washburn Of Maine Watkins Wilson Wi
and Zollcofer-lO3.
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Of April 1887, receive from Mr. St.no auy negotahl.
curities, on money, or credits OF any kind
A. Never Never for any such purpose as that oIth.,
directly or indirectly "e'
q. Did you receive at any time in the early n.,t -
March, considerable Of securities for any pur
A. Never for any purpose connected with the ts,,a
either To be paid TO members of Congress for the n
pose of influencing their action 10 be paid TO bai,
agents
a. Nor for their benefit
a. Nor for their benefit either directly or iudre,.
O. Nor in satisfaction of previous arrangement, y.
PROMISES VI
A. Nor in satisfaction of previous arrangements i,
promises
the month OF March last to the amount of $50 900 Al ono
time
A. Not for any purpose of that sort.
Y. Did You ever, for any purpose
A, Well, that would be matter of strictly priv.
business. did not for the purpose of influencing m
bers of Congress their agents
Wheeupon the witness asked for time to consult conn
sci in regard TO his obligation answer the question
propoanded to him ; which granted
That on the 18th instant the witness again appe,,
before the said committee and submitted the olowin
as his answer to the said question. and peremptorh r.
fused to make any other or further answer thereto
q. Did you receive from the firm of Lawrence sion
Co. some time in March last sum Of securities or
money of the amount of $50 900, more or lesss
A. did not in March last, nor ut any other time -
ceive from Lawrence, Stone & Co.. any money or seem,
ties of any amount for the purpose of intiuencing
or TO be used in influencing, directly or indiectly
the action vote Of any member or officer of tbs
present the last Congress upon tho tariff or spy
other act or measure considered by Congress or
before it, or contemplated 10 BIO before it. Nor did
pay, promise to pay, directly or indirectly sny
money pecuniary consideration any officer or mem
Der of any Congress for his vote services in the passage
of or to influence his action In relation to the tariff or
any other law Nor did ever give any money or secur
ties to person for the purpOse being 10 a,
officer or member Of Congress for his vote or influence
directly or indirectly upon any act under the consce
ton of Congress. Nor have any knowledge that any
such act OF thing was done by any other person.
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THE VOTE IN MARYLAND.

vote was taken throughout the State of Maryland,
on the 26th instant the question Of calling conven-
ton to amend the constitution of that State Only
tial returns have been received but there is for
doubt that the project Of calling convention has been
defeated The vote to have been very small
The majority for convention in Baltimore AT in
Annapolis, H. Against the convention, the majortea
are in the 18th district of Baltimore county, ILL., fifth
district OF Anne Arundel county IS Eastop, but
vote in favor; Ellicotts Mills s. Cumberland, 2l7
Frederick City 24O; Hagerstown, 1874 Washington
county, 1000. Baltimore and Annapolis the only
localities giving majority for convention.
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THE COMMANDER OF THE /" S7YXp
Correspondence Of tho N. Q. True psrs..l

------ Y. ~
HAVANA, May 18--The evidence accumulated shows
that the captain of the British war-seamer Syx sa
regular drunken brute, that Charon has been long
waiting for to ferry over No other excuse be given
for his outrageous conduct Most OF his violence hS
been committed after dinner debauch His last adven
lures in the bay of Sagua la Grande where he pass
ed board Of fifteen vessels belonging to the United
ton, and search. We have not vesselof-war in thew
waters. If this Roper of tho Internal regions should
met with by vessel she ought to be hloted og
at for her continued pratc acts and then let TO-
explanation bo sought for by John Bull This captain o.
the Styx had also forage shore, under pretcne M
looking up negroes that had been landed. WIN
armed force he penetrated the interior SOME fifteen
twenty miles, and got what he really sought for bis lar
derchcken aad ptgs-so say the poor negroes he roo
bed, not having paid out dime.
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MR.. wALCoITs TESTIMONY.

Iron the Special Report Committee February H. 1891
Question Had you any funds placed In your hands be
longing any of the manufacturers in Massachusetts, for
the purpose of influencing members of Congress upon the
passage of the tariff act
Answer / had not.
O. Were you authorized by any Of them 10 make
any promises Of future benefits in the event Of the passage
of that act
A. not.
Did you after the close of the last session OF Con
gc receive from the manufacturers either in Roston
elsewhere any funds money negotiable accounts cr any
thing Of that sort to be used in that wnyS
A. No, sir.
" pid you at any time during the months of March
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TIE CHINAMAN, YEH. I

We have been favored with the pcrusal of private
letter from gentleman of undoubted veracity dated
Hong Kong February l4th, in which speaking Of Yeh,
he says
The English and French ambassadors found a des-
patch from Yeh the Emperor in which he reports the
decaptation of 90 900 persons In four months. His
great delight talk Of the number of rebels he
cuted and he says they exceeded 100 000 and among
them between 1000 and 1000 chiefs "
This account corresponds exactly with other descrip
lions of Yeh that have reached Il.
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the world has been in healthy condition The past
six months have bssn dsyotsd 70 general liquidation !;
and the socumulating means st all the commercial
centres afford the moss conclusive proof not only Of
the wealth of the country but of the entire sound
ness of it's industry and commerce.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY ss, 1855
Business Notice.

,,,sss Of the Union Of the proposed
s@ya a H. terus conducted strictly cash basis all
~ m te collection subscriptions for the Union discon
ensg No be made to Agents ssr this date OK
et 10 Mr. W. Ilpcomb who authorized 10 make coiscionS
An Dels~are Maryland and Virginia
wAsmisoros, March 23, ls5s--u
The foregoing Intended oncude agents or coec
% ha we now employed In TINS city nut
those only performed such service IN osh" parts tho
country "P ~
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We would again remind subscribers, particularly In
Ohio Kentucky, and the western States that we have
discontinued with the exception OF Messrs Apsconfb
Deerng) all agencies throughout the country, and
that with these exceptions collections win be re-
cognsed by this Office by persons claiming TO be agents OF
the Union. APP 25-u.
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A RELIC or SEVENTY SIx.--Some aborers plough
ing in field near Mount Auburn in Boston, Satur-
day morning. when the plough turned out portion OF
small cannon which had the appearance of having been
exploded How or when this death dealing implement
came to be imbeddcd here is query for antiquarans
The cannon bears ipdstiDct marks of inscription
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Markets,

NEW York, May II, T. M.--Cotton closed at decline
OF 4 cent and still downward tendency sales of 1000
bales Upland middling IL cents. Flour closed heavy
sales of 49, 500 bbs State So S5 So 90 Ohio 81 80
81 AS; Southern, 81 40 81 10. Wheat is acvc-saes
of 100 900 bushels Western white ST. Corn is buoyant
sales of 5000 bushels yellow, 7s a79 cents; mixed ~
II cents; white, ~ 10 cents Pork is Irregular
mess lower at ST. so SIT co. prime, $l4 rs $14 So
Lard heavy at III liz cents Whiskey is steady at
Il 2l} cents. Sugar is heavy -Muscovado, 81 a CT
cents Coffee is steady Of $500 bags of Sanas at
auction for 81 l4 cents Spirits Turpentne is steady
at 45A 46 cents Rosn is firm at 81 As. Rice closed
dull at 81 a 81 cents Freights are declining.
BALTIMORE May 27.Flour is dull-Howard street and
Ohio are held at 81 3 sales Of City Mills at 81 Wheat
is dull and generally unchangedfar to prime red, 81
81 O5 good prime white 81 10 81 25 to 81 30 for
choice Corn is firm Mt GA 10 cents for yellow; white
63 a 66 cents Provisions dull and heavy Whskey
is steady at 81 a " cents
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Bosrox May 26.The Tract Society yesterday adopted
the anti slavery resolution, with the exception of tn
one providing for session from the New York Society
which referred to the executive committee of
members The old board and Others reelected
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Battle Between the settlers and Indians Ii
Nebraska.

ST. LOUIS, May pa despatch from Nebraska Cit
23d inst states that intelligence from Gale county,
braska says that conflict had just occurred between IL
settlers and the Kiowah Indians in which chief
killed and number of stolen horses captured The
was much complaint Of Indian depredations in that
ton of the Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

slsok (, Despair ssi srpplossan ati over tie Be-
doveen's oouaiehsIce. Some o; the Passengers are
htsresttd They question tn. conductor; he explains
The B.dowe.p writes another pathetic line TO the effect
thst b. las 10 money. AID consequently c.rnet pay.
Syppssby row rises 70 blood hest. Az elderly and BE-
nsvolen person tskes Of rs hat, pua doa in.oi. asi
makes the round Of the cars Ia few minutes be has
collected ten dosrs which he puts into tas haais Of
the mute Bedorrn, with mo.st eyes The curtain
fsl, on psrtonimic demonstrations Of gratitude BY
Bsrssrker who pumps Up tea for the occasion, With
grand tablesu Of the psyirs Of the conductor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
TEMPERANCE AT THE FIVE POINTS
HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.

Aroile or very spirited and well attended meeting OF
tie Bead of tloye Society held on Wednesday at
re Eve Points. DR.. SNoDGRAsS of the Seventh
Wsrd usdc short and interesting speech, sho wing
Tat ,ae hope of the land is in destroying the evil
habit Of drunkenness while yet in is infarcy. The
ictreuIoon viii destroy q host CT orccodiles in the
egg when utterly unable to stand before the full
siown animal. II you wish 70 overcome in,emper-
sAcs. IL dootIinste tae children.
A eocd old.fa.hioned sorg was sung by the veteran
NASH
TIE best speech CT the everrg was from sn English
womtn lately retained from tae CID country, whose
name our reporter could not leNp. Without effort to
Heste seq aton she spoke nome t. the aesrts and
expererce ofthose present Ire best evi1saee II her
power was the close and quite at laon WIZ whsh
her net very polished sudience s.ensd 20 Der words
Certainly. as che ssid, woo.as iLil,ence for good
e'svl is very great. her lie given he molding OF
TIE tsnt mind ana IN the Five Popts are thousands
Hp'ocfs Of their power TO do evil. This good lady
osn exert great influence for good upon her own Sc
IN tbs locality.
Another speaker called attention 10 an incident.
N!oSe BY the House OF Industry today, rumsel.-r
"" pulling down bis shop to build larger and more
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costly ere On the eppostA s<s o. tie street., lean
ing sgainst the fence, enc eat upos the pavement
Yves wretched woman trembling sad talking under
an stack OF deliIium trerrens. Presently police
this side, the chop and the owners well filed purse
on the other - finished work, turned out and sIhb
tied before bis door for while AID then csrted Of to
die like a dog, and be buried q. the expense Of The
Altogether there is evidence Of good being done
even at the Five Points.
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CRICKET.
ENGLISH ELEVEN AGAINST AMERICAN |
EIGHTEEN

ENGLISH ELEVEN AGAINST AMERICAN
EIGHTEEN.
On Wednesday On American Eighteen met an English
Eleven, al from the Brooklyn Cube, a. Bedford L. L.
10 zee who were the best with bat and bal. The
contest wa rot closed until yesterday afternoon about
4, O'clock when the Eleven let the victors By
36 rune, 1t is proper to mention that BY some mis-
take as to the day of play many Of the picked Eighteen
we're not present, but substitutes had 10 be obtained
for them. Had all .hoss Who to use theatrical
phrase we're ca,t for the match been present. the re-
cult might have been very different. We have no
criticitm to oer-the must tel its own story;
but we must give word Of connerdation to Holders
batting in the second innings when he rar up score Of
%, anopg which were psir Of drives one for and
another for leg hit for and brace to square lsg
ere for srisnother FOR c. twas superb PLY.
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II th,repe wax Of II. Lsv,sees & Soas, IN Busbvics
svetue earsed by como tow coming occts cs with Ia.
slsa Of spinning jenny. Il w sItasr,hsd wte
In. .l;Rh, osmsee.
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ult " =. 70 De louIS ItsItcUuIYi -, ,,n,,,,,,,
Staten Island, AaqHN %, 1883. W. c. ANDERSON.
LETTER FROM DR.. ANDERSON 70 DR.. Waller.

LETTER FROM DR.. ANDERSON TO DR.. Waller.
STATEN Island, Aug. u, 1855.
DEAR DOCTOR; wish you would inform by the bearer
wiling that h, ud publish your communication TO the
Board ath Of New York should render
ie.y. You observed doubt that the press has rep
resented tsst your communication consdced the statements
rs letter to MI Grey did not thut worth while 20
notice M your ssnstuf. not appended but Dr. Rock
s l last fl 10 deny the authenticity Of the at No.
Gerwich street think the public viii expect ,eonder
M And sbs al the time take notice Of the
era my that have been spread abroad through
ne press sIpaIeatly upon your authority.
lonIs truly, W. c. A
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preshs,ed tm to tbs pavensas. A ysuss asa v4s
vs. psssIg a. ths tine witnessing tee sssa,s.
pi,cted ir.o tee rufIs and gaze him severe bs....s
hstelov, uresr ire effect 81 ssverS vslArscsl
kers, b.csme suddenly sabs, aai took to bis tssA.
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p,cted ir.o tie r1ihGa and gaze him ssys,s bss.as.
TbshIov. uresE tse effect 81 ssvers vsiArscss<
kers. became suddenly s,bs, aai took to bis tsslS-
Hrgh McCocneG, lsoorsr, While ct work spsa
sestsoo in f,op. OF Nc. Ia Seventh avenue % We'd
sseAy aerroor sccidert tally lost his footing. sad ID
ns ~ the ground w.s SO severely injured tha hs ~
ecv.ry Is doubtful. Taken TO the Hospi,s.
TiHFn or Llrr.-Msry Taylor, ss.vsn. LIVING o
10. lis Ehrsbeta street OWING 10 VARIOUS u.fevsa
circumstances, became tired Of life, and attempted q
"wednesday rieh, to shuttle OF the mortai col ~
taking cose Of tisctuIe Of opium. Sue wss dscsv-
cred in pros'ss,e condition from the eects Of the
drug and removed to the Hosp.a. where The paissa
WAS Pumped out. Mary in fsi, way " recover.
fAi,egtise ueut
PvRDy's NATIONAL THEATrR.-A great eatSw-
sapen, here nlsnt fer the sspe6 Of Ysaks- Moo
,eupsarce e,ns CT Tx Niears ~ sAs Rse-. ocsx %
pi.cs'
A.ysri~nerLI
CYRUS ". FIELD.
IsPyn,L PRoroSs,gE Of Crsv, W. YsLo .xh.s SEQ =
ssADrs GMLssY, No $50 srssavsy Tsosss'as sssa.
IAsv.u~usatI
BRApN's 0AILEKIYS.
rsorcsaApHa
No. So .na rs s1g.II-,y, N''isd .ai No, ss r.a.vs
vsnsV. Wnh.uron, &
tAdveriueaentl
THE METALLIC TABLET STROr-lnycns>a -
Gxo srNprss sls-Thls the gen tne rtats hes ssvsr
nor Car Re- Of the subssnee and solo as
.rs, J. $ sArsora, Store No. Asor House
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BRApY's 0ALLrKKs.
fAavar'i

Ass,orYrxs and pAsyssassrs,sa
Eoa So and ms Broadway. Nv Yet aud No sSt Psaaso
yans sy. WnhuSon, D. e.
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'EIohT OF DR.. Waller 10 ruE COMMISSIONERS OF


HEALTH.
Ne Haor tie Mayor aad ComMisioaers Of Heaia 81 Nt'
lgk. 80
Rev.. in tn morning papers Of Saturday a ever
@ d. Araeson j. A. C. Grey in ree ense 70 Tue EXIT
yellow fever y Island outside OF the Snarstih-
ara believing that reference 10 the dses'e
ski no: nclud f paitiufs Il lie locality and source are
sed 70 produce Of dchnitoness undue excite
and ssrm taken the liberty Of submit n TO yosr
a Board the following feots which believe to be true
81 tie more 80 because have given pei'ons attention 70 e''a
4 ~ slut gtc -. . -. .-..... o,,.;1. n
q ,ne walls staten Island, on three ocatie osy
va ls. In block Of shsnes close BY Tie beach aho sl..
rc teow tie oassniine "a In the seS,s House aT o'y
c. he ;. sch and sbou, bali mile below Townsend pSk
az Al New, Brighton In two dwellings on each side OF the
fofSee budding, which also Is very close 10 ths Oesco
hte locality there have been h A Twelve cases snu l
ta 70, first beili reported 40 spresrns on tne t
al N the secopd ard two dcAns bens nteh ~
o. tS In sno lSnps in DE third three cases sna one ace
st ia on the 18th ard 18th inst The sorV- OF vac as
tas frs. aud second locality is distinctly rscspe 20 IN
sieo ,arflus within the OaIsnine archorase buttne
obs a.5y the third locality 10 wholly ues OF cneV'N'e
Dc as,lasns Of the yserts ale % 30 relied Hpo9
hvl Iefccved bS 'he localities menoncd tia' u,aIH
to- Dier,enc twcen e.ch aud aside om these .n.ce
Nn have occurred Of yellow fever on s'S'en
h,tt tls
Ian, sptc tfuly your ohcdieo. servant, 49,,
IHEODORf Waller, Assistant Physician. NJ II.
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tEr1EE OF DR.. wAIZrp.


Marine Hospissl August ~, 1883. =
DiAR DOCTOR; perfectly willing that my statement to
s Bosrdot Health should be Published, particularly as was
IN denial Of your assertion, while 1t Confirms In
ar, tsrtcu!ar Am moreover ready to add VIA, has
cared pce such the death Of Nh Holland and the female
he ess istsIy is still alive her wiki you, and report her
0S q
Pa We have On infected district here there is no eoub-it
so be led by any assertion or authority while consider
tn eAer baud statement ct the sots the Only
e ust undue eXcitemen. and exaggerated reports
Very respectfully, your ODE dent servant,
ps C. ANDERSON. TRIO IRALslN
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Tx CRY HALL REPA1Rs.--Tbs work Of clearing
away the chMred remnants Of the roof and cspoa IS
reNly finished, ard preparations as being made 70
erect al awning over the top. Ii has beeu Suggested
that tie marble Of the entire buidrg be sorePed acd
.sh.enei to sppear fesh sndes 70 cor es2ond vito
the new material to be put IN the proposed aSo story
Tie Common Courci VII probati! agree on tae Sc
propraton ans plans nsxt week, and tie woFk o.
restoring tie Hal VII be oounercea IS soon &c
possible.
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Advertisement
CYRUS W. FIELD


IsFyu,L PsoroSs.Gs Of Crsv, W YIsLo ~ ekh.sssa =
bxAors 0MLssY, No. $50 Brsdvsy Teossssos Sssa.
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Cen. Cas- arrived in town By the Plymouth Rock
yesterday morning, fron Stoaington, where, on Tues
day be attended the marriage Of his dsughter l's
bella.