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pay loyal owners Tor slaves mustered into
the military service in the border States
hava been appointed for Maryland and
Delaware, but not yet for any other State
also that the President has ordered the rolls
OF slaves mustered into service should not
De given, as 1t gave room for fraud.
The Senate resumed the consideration
OF the resolution advising retaliation upon
the rebels for cruelty to our prisoners in
their bands.
Mr.. DAVIS who was entitled to the floor
advocated the inexpediency of passing the
proposition. He {Davisl adverted to what
ne termed the failure of the Administra-
lion to secure the exchange of prisoners
when /. could have done so on honorable
terms.
M. HOWARD replied to the arguments
oi the opponents OF the retaliatCry measure.
MIR. WILSON moved that all the papers
and resolutions submitted on this subject
% committed to the Committee ON Militia.
y auairs. He had no doubt that the Com
Nlstee, having heard the debate on the
matter, could frame resolutions that would
pass.
Several Senators here arose. and Mr.
P0meroy IN the Chair, recognized Mr.
WADE, VINO gave way to Mr. HEND
RlCAS Tor personal explanation in re
ply to some remark of Mr.. Howard.
M. HALE. I want to have the fit
rule read.
The rule referred to was read. It oro
vides that when two Senators claim Tia
door at once, the Chair shall recognize ia
enc who shall have risen first.
NJ. HALE. ] wanted TO call the at.en
lion of the Senate to this rule. I was ent
lied 10 the floor, and / intended to otit
son.e remarks on this subject, but as Ii
Chairman does not recognize my rgt
here
Mr.. WADE protested against recommi
ling Linz, subject AS proposed by Mr. Wi
son. The resolution did no. &c far enough
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A2E;ArARs.

CARPENTER On TUESDAY, June 9TH, Susan
Nlte OF John W Cayp,ntcI, and youngs,t daughter
o., John E.I', A'ci - yCab,
lhp funeral VIA take place from The residence Of
hes h.h,., 81 sullivan u. on phur-lAy, Juae g9h,
-. / ooipcs. T.. NJ, pieci.cly. ~
Nj Ri!iI-Jn the 2id iust, al 81. 'ohn's Hospital,
Annapolis 49, from the rIect OF . uunds received
M he thule Of the Five 70 -, Va, Robert IA. MUIR
p'l, ROOD - To- Lieut.. 6pth Ret \, Y. Nos.
iu.h EG.si,., son Of the la'o john Murphy, Ef i-
o. has city.
lElo notice Of BIZ. funeral will he given on the ar
rival Of HE Ivmaiuc. 29J
O'ukIlN-Ou Monday, Ju1e 90 Denis O'B-ien, at
hi tvsd-uce, .s,n IT, betw 9th and 9TH avef, HAIR
. 4.Il.
tAe Icutil's ard iucnls are requested to attend
'hr a.. q 9. W 70 las, .sth l..a.. al 1cIulk
/ i'o Iunu.ius viii Le in.,4Ied in Galway Gene
tyly. ll7
fERpIH On Monday, Jgn' %, Of consul, ptlcn,
james fe''uA rrure Of Belnngar4y Co. Iippt. ny,
| lrcttua lred 20 yors.
| he nlends Of tie family, and those Of his bro
] thor1-ll-.aW, ll'r.ck Dabuey, Wn, Connolly aud
J'AI a. a.e he ptciu.ly invited 10 @, eId the iu-
nIui the " edles.ly - l.tS.D Oou, q. JCIOck t.um
| hs late .esidenee, 49, J0hason d. D.oskLYn. W
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Max. Wants To Go Homo

TIN iuuica, Ons are cDnJiauOy growing stronger
thss tho French Gpvsrnmont has determined 10
a. andon the experiment cf establishing an Impe-
rl soErrum,h. in Mexico. There have lately
ben number u ruu-ols concerning the reinforce.
Hcut OF hANlHlLIAN's army IS another iustalment
Of French troops. and now have a semi-5i.icsl
declaration on the subject from tue Pirs MoSI.
Tztn The French G5yernnen, las decided not .
augment tho army in Mexico but merely 10 send
ont enough trooIs- from time to time, 10 keep /,
upLo the present standard. This determination,
coming IA connection with tho fact hat nAXiMiL.
IA1 'rnt An sr,nt % Fra T., the purpose u urg
ing ne necessity Il endorsement, Is qg.te,g-
Ngsut. rhe p-eseu, Imperial army OF n,Nico 10
Lairy slfaci q - tnaiuisn the dolc s,;e against
JrARFz And tho hrniy o. tie lAnsr - Constantly
AugWcntrs This s.a.o Of a...irs cannot long
coai.ndo. MAJ. must so forward or back =
ward IN his scheme Of usurDa.ion, for
81 he cannvt conquer no ,ll certainly be conquer.
ci by the l.hctal Government lie zee. tAis d..
ierma' and ha'n., no olhoi source OF support ,hsn
francs hs soDs bis agent tlitbsr to REPRESENT the
situation" t. h.s ~, ltJr aul 1t now appears lbs,
20 later Las c'1l.y gwen him tie cold shoulder
seems, however, uat NAY has about made VI
~ mind not to be N'PoLtoSu catspaw much lon
Cr. /. VIII be rouem cred that when no Ell
Austria lie Ssrecl 10 reuouusr Ls ri lht to the SUI,
~'s.3n ol that throne, on certain coud lions,
&C" ransprcs tint MAJ has sent al envoy I,
"-tra 10 SECURE restoration OK his pouca
."H Hnicr tha1 G,'crum t,oni the application
rp rcl n's teen stsn'rl L. tue Austrian
.-''' l-'' Is very PLAN ild cation tina
MAY wants % go home" and in view OF Il.
"on Int oso'a'ins mounr'ncal prospects OIL
l'Se"' -eu' Va ..o Not l'suo Lin.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
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Tho Trnth Appcnrlna.

Tnr return o! peace aul III renewal q; so1,l
intercourse between tie Northern pc pie aud tho
late relels are bringing to lgli some 4 tho facts
connected with Nh primary y.ments o. the
REBELLION, viii h have 50 lon1 been yosd with IN
cor.a.nty. Throughout the war Ii was stouuv con-
eniei At Ihe North that the acts Of secession iu
the Southern States we're In ucirly every INSTANCE
passed ly friudu Mt votes, and that the mss
Of he people never were really favorable 90 TIE
disnnion schemes Of their leaders. Tho "Uuioa
sentiment wa, long regarded an important
element in the South, and 1t vas only whom the
honorable CONSUMPTION dragged I'll classes into
the rebel army, that the hops " aid to tic sorsh.
from that element was dss ppted. The ro,re. his
male public, and tho truth concerning, the man
In which that state Wa slde to the C1nie le-
racy is begnnins 10 app az Il IS stated by rcn.
dent nionists Of that STATE, that tho convention
which passed the secession ordinance At Mont
gonery was COM osel Of ono hundred members,
forty eight Of whom were svowed Union men. Tue
popular vote which e.e,ted tlo,c lie ey.tcs shows
that seven thousand more votes were cast Tor Union
delegates than ior teoss pie !sel 10 secoss1:;
and that IN addition 10 tbs l,rsc tG.lsr Of
tnion mer we're In mAay places fore bly, prev ntsd
rom voting IN sccoidance with theh PRINCIPLES, Of
were coerccd Into the support o. to disunon can
didAtes. Aher the ordinance OF secess m Vas
assed, ty this ulmPel up majority, It was pro.
posed, In orler 70 give u ostens.bl' legal oln,t
thss II should DO submitted to tie people for ra.a
cation rejection, az Is done Ia the case u tncnd-
ments " ssate constitutions but MS was not
done, for the rossou, as now uapspre, that tn.
seccsG on lealcrsworc a.rsid TIE poopie would nul
| lily their Wort. And ihcro "a no dIuUt that they
wore correct Ia ibis conclusion, FOR g., Union msr
claimed a, me tine, sad nave reiterated the opln
ron ever since, taat 4 "a. yJ'o - he ordinance
had tecn allowed them, II wouiI laws beln defeat.
oil by the popular vote. TIC policy OF the Pes.
dent ha, Lo.a crtci .ed b. some because II rnake
so wide a distinction between lhs people general,
aud the leading rsbels. nat does no, such dis
closures ne hsregarding tie early aets Of rebelo
IN Az. anna, SHOW !. 90 tl- wisdom aad tic Jus.c
II Ssh dissr.r nationi
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TnEts''mony ct sArroGp CpNoykz, On hisro
examination 10 the conspiracy trial, develops a.
tlupual evidence Of iFo despers, ou winch charac-
tor.4cs the rcud om..s.,.,s IA Canada srd Itlyes
that sh,y at lgass 'apdbie OF hsy us connected
tie assass,noti5n plt. The kind OF moral sias on
which lrc-Er, S,Spzas and others .sed o. make
CoNuVcr sirn an aliia,itdeuy.ng his own Identity.
is about what might hSv, been expected from such
characters ard isA sinking example Of the effects
OF treason. The omluous /! rcStH Of IroLIR agNast
the lives Of Secretary sriNToS sud Judge
Advocate HON. w'ro prompted by tie
saue spr, that ms,gstel the assassination
coufpracy, AMI are hardly subject OF woplo-.
With such developments these !. "a not slrun .
A.s the rebel cu.fs-fics. N 1triuy thems,lyus for
trial should sar late that tie examination take
place IN Canada. Nrtcr CoNovEu- ror an, otlcr
''ens'yc ~itac,s, would he Likely ~ trouble them,
% W NAY judge from tLe eydousc "a question
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tie negroes s. all not wor,, uni they can OBJ
,sin cer,a Ia terms Now IL would seem that
IN yic5y Of - r"1un'a-y condition OF 10 s1uth,
tue negroes should expect to bear porlon % the
burden, and u work for such wages as their EN-.
ploycrs able and willing 10 pay. /. cannot be
erpc ,;,j hat tic glsa.ors who bavo lost nearly
ever, thing by the war, c,H now afford 10 pay such
Iric, las prevail H. N,-th. To preIent con IL
ton ue South ir such .., all classes u i,s peo-
PIC must ear port on Of tae general arden, and u
- very hal policy " council to icolmol against
submitting TO iAer s.aro. We are 1pu .s,., n
tia first plsce, 70 lie whole sysem y nrsI t,,,s
for negro l.io1, ? TO s,s.em liz 20 ,ve-. case
nanihs y unjust either to tie etnplay 81 70 tic
laborer One Ne 70 may ~ worm iV.,o a. much
as urotbcr labor in one locality may 10 more
valuable than in smother, = u tue obly way TO
regulate Aoss dlIcroIoes % .sbiy is to leave tho
lahore aul the employer 10 srrsnge re matter 70
s'dt themselves. The suncr. need help, AID tie
freedmen need employ irolt; 10Th Lave ,eose
enough 10 mako a contract guAfdiu, thcir own in
teres,s and Why not lcive tho subject 'o- them to
se,ilef Hut the wors, u policies IL thA1 Il 60 m
scnS the negroes not to vor'. unless they can ge,
certain ,mouui Of wages ss the radicals arc now
doins. Nothing could he more fatal 10 il,ir pres
cut interests snl ultimate welfare.
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DEATHS.

FtLMFg-On Monday. June seth, Christin. rel
lei Of jacob Palmer, 10 the sjth year Of her aee.
Tue friends and relatives Of the family are respect.
fully In vited 70 attend the funeral Thu sday ate
nom, at O'Clock, from the 1erdence Of her dsugh-
ter, Mrs.. Richard Nsrisn, II West goth II. I'll
-sHANNoN-On Monday, June "a, 1893 rhom.
non Of Loushrea- Co Gasty, Ireland s.ed u years,
mouths AID 70 days
Nj. remains will be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery for
iDtefmenI "Wednesday s1sinoon, Is last, at
O'clock, IA ON the residence Of h.s pNeHs - Ely
sbith u, y. v. The iields and ~ Iuaintauce- ase
Iespectiuily invited without further noice. 5 q
TiuAc eco pspc .. care c p. s95
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rirs.c,si sew. Markets. &c.

Nc~ f5r', THsily, Juns ., Z r. M-1he soo--
Ing sose Il sading qlota,oui At the Goid Roia to-
dnv At 1850 A. Al. 1it4 H. 141H; ii.4S i4lA F.;
l3h' li9; Las, 1i1h; :. 142, 2.iS, i4l%; 34ip
lilh ~, 1ii. The general stock nsftet sdvarced
qnie tharriy At he opsang TIL, morning, bu, late.
in The daJ tie market LoJame weak and con- iersbl
loser l'ovcrmer'' were In request at inp owed
tipihNons. hrunF kegs very cas-" at LOS cent.
!" the hiokois. Ezchanlc II ION for the stI4c'
to-muroT was 81 = 100 for Tolu. On Chan. .
=. LAY flout vac more active ami &c. y. lover.
wren Hm lc. lower on Sprins, and &c. 3c oser en-
winter, Corn wa do and Sc. g.. lover. Oats
We tnll hhd ioser. Pork opcned higher but clo 81
ritl dOUnVard tendency. Rect v 20 more hctls T..
LnIl wa t.o..hN. Mhl.koY Wa hrmer.
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TRADE NOTICES.

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE UNITED
ZAP sc'icl Hpuse Pain > Assoca.iou viii lie he'll
81 their meet'n ne rooms 81 Bo~e-y, on Welne.tar,
nee. OF importance al he biousht before the meet
ins. ~ o. der Of IdOs. WHllEliEAD Pres GEO.
nc LEAk, Sec. lL3
A SPECIAL MELTING OF THE CLOTH
,hius Cursl, ?; vii !sse ? ace IhuTday even;
importance .ii be DISGUISED. Is, order Of President,
J. DElGELNAN. s.
DRY GOODS CLERKS FAIRLY CLOSING
- association. A mceyls of this ssocisuon giI
n. CROHAC, Rec see. l6l
NEW YORK CARvERS' ASSOCIATION
lNIhe quArtet.y general mc'tES viii be held on
PREsTEIR secretary 1872
NOTICE TO THE BOOKBINDERS' So
cisty.-Died, on u 27th INST, kObhkr HAIR
DING mentet OF The above noiety. h, trtsnds al o
-.ry arrsnrs mens for hrs furenl. 1S4
DAINTERS-AS SPECIAL MEETING OF The
L Painters Central Union viii te held this W"c-
nestnyl evening, A. o'clock. at Military Hall '3
acted FRANCIS +. HATHAWAY, Pres. HENRY
b. CRfSSEY, Dec. 49,
DAINTERS.-THE MEMBERS OF ALL
l. Societies Represented IN the Central mon a e
he report from he deleeaiei. FRANCIS i. hArIIA-
WAY, Pre-. HENRY L CBlsSEi, seo. iJl
'rO ALL GOLD AND SILVER BURN
Il ishsrs-At a regular meeting, June 5'h, OF the
Burnishefs Protective Also tnton, the following re-
,olu'ion moved and clrried-lhAt ter the uc1t
kelu ar heeting irst Monday in Jolly. a. Pychneors'
tho ucls llc'ion OF this Association, Sew York and
Kings County, pty the suin Of five dollars from that
Sos ossn insSs ss ~ ode; q lge H';oI
HOT ~, Vice Pcs. CHARLES II. HbARN, + i3J
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81 Domingo are generally an indolent class who
live chiefly upon the spontaneous productions Of
the country, AM tue addition Of such an element
IS comparatively enlightened, industrious, and
energetic negroes, would doubtless be advantageous
TO bcth parties. The smigrants would also have
the advantage OF bong subser,ieni 70 no other
class. Tie spAnIards are now svseus,ins the
community.
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Complete Restoration oil Int, rnni Trndc

PrsnDIsT JonSsoS its by a proclamation,
Iubhshed IN tie srS q yesterday, removed Ito
last barrier to trade "a the siuthsru states by an
nulling tho restrictions Winch have cen inpos, I
west II the Mississippi. Tie last trade procImA-
ton excepted ihe rsns-M ssiss'ppi from i,s beuo-
f.s, Gor the reason ths: the said recon was chen
In an s'iiudc Of hostility to TO Government. Tho
surrender q Tetas, however, has made tbs tS-
ception no longer necessary, aud tho whole South
Is now re-opcnei " commercial relations with tho
Norsh, and with the rest ~ tho worli. tbs
privilege, which hc President hA. extended TO the
late rebels at TIE carl ost possible moment, will
doubtless b. thankfully received, for ,hcy Lave
been practically excluded from all the benefits Of
trade during the last four years They vii now
be enabled to ship whatever produce .hey have
and 10 rccey necessary articles IN retur1, without
trusting them u the prcosr.ous fortunes Of block.
adC.ruuu.ug.
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{ aItis Market.


BuLre HEAD, juno u, 1895.
B'srss--At the opening OF the marke, to-day there
We IN sale a. the various yardr B9c2 heal Of cattle
noIy o. aI.e iun grade, and Of general ave. -se
gralty much Glow that Of last week The amount
Of hus'rrs4 tan 'ar,cd during the week h., Teen
shove the sTrIslc, prices Int quoted, va. ia
L. &c D- iLc te selections, 1bIl6c Tor liner aud
iikl.1 tor hoee of the icllywag order, these GAo
being the quotations OF TO-DAY.
Cur and Caipcs-Tho uulluess noticeable In the
market Tor tor lew weeks plst sill CONTINUES,
tue inquiry from all classes OF buye having almost
entirely eea.ei, This 10 especially noticeable among
The common grade. OF ca'Iie. The following are to
dA,'s ices; Extra good COWS, SIbut leo good, $4ss
so common a. medium, s2baf4D. Neals Az lit e
advaDeei IRON ouI last quotations Ne the supply ct
pte.ent IL rather smell LIId the demand active. We
quote prime calves for custom butchers per poun !,
lusnli4c; good veal calves VsIUsc; common veal
caves pea heud, 1syc caf kins, lSAlsc grass calves
per pound, 'taJc.
SirI.-under the influence of the heavy receipts
Of Thu sday last, thIs branch Of the make rules
70 Oy g. EXTRA sheep be g quoted NJ &C. and Medium
a. Cal ~ per puma, 1--we suight Lambs remain ~
last luOed, say lJal2c ps poupd or Shout ~ SV per
head.
Sieip-Hoes are a trihe advanced, owing TO an
active demand anu moderately suppLvd ma Aet te-
Ing quoted io-day at SAAlUsc, 1--we weight.
The receipts for the week At the vaIiou, yards In
this vicinity aie, b675 beeveL lO6 cows and calves,
1877 ycsls, iis4o sheep and lambs and liGi1 sr me
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES-ALL KINDS, NEW
~ and eecOud-hAnd 10. rat. 10 rent e1chlnfe |;
machines sold on pait payment machines bought
ana repaired 1t $50 b.osdwgv, cor. Worth It, up
slSiIp. NIB -O,d machiEes taken IA eychanre. 4lt
WHEELER i WILSON'S SEWING
w mAchIues sold In BIooAlyn by h.. H. CRAidE-
$50 luton II, cor. Court Also mAchines 10 let B2
WHEELER & WILSON'S, SINGERS No.
w y, Grover Bakers, Wilcox 4 Hlbba', Weeds
and other seHlns muchtuCA Il Anl g,cOl4 hand
for sIe and to tent easy tenps. MaehiGes ku.. u
good order Whine Taased without sh4Ise, Nc "
GIetnWien avenue. "
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DAWNBROKtk'S SALE 49, WATCH
4 and jsp slry. JAM AGAENIlt,il ~ 1000.
this day, Al ~ Ns~ Inv err, 30 80 loH ars ...
Watches chains. pans, ms opera sa.s.s, .r.t.H
niCnts, Do0ks TunA psstOls, IsOrls. Iul tA' n
worthy the attention oi drIers h-d Others. - .Hf
Of join y. LEVY, a. SivtA ave. 4ar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Caution TO the Public Purchasers Of
pLleys Nagicsl Pain Extractor o. ou.d ~ Lha, tho
new private Government stamp having the sSna;uIe,
II. D.l'e,, in white at the end, and likeness In
the Gentle Of the stamp, Il every box. By do
Inc, they sill lie guarded irom the many Couu erfou
Hog oiIc,cd tor sale The eendno, wholesale and 10
tail at deplt, 70 Liberty a. NY. 49S
Take Ayer's sRrsupHrills TO Purify the
blood, and purge out the hunsrf, pinples boils and
rorc, which sIo merely emh.ems OF the rotienneu
within. 1915
Al Persons Wishing summer Clothing in
CNrts Na.Iou. wut do letter NJ J., Is. BhIdwn'a,
No 10 AMI ~ boNrrv thun st am ether esta ll,th-
u,ut 90 tusCiy' speciality mace "a Return Sold
io,t. Chiid.en's department. not surpassed. Please
call, H5l
Wheeler *, " ilaOu's Sewing MRcLi.es
TO emf an kept In oroer rithou charge oae bdf
Of iyut slowtd or p-tehase, j. T. Ills, $50 osd-
war, cor. ed 3iI
Howe sewing Machine Cempnny.- Elias
lioa e, d., Pits,t,nt No. go RroodN4, y. !, 30
Wheeler ~ Wilson, M. az broadway,
/ l"i-st.lch be.IuS sitehiuo anu butt.unvle Ma
/ l.iuc-. 80
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Hour and Grain.

NEH lOr1. June 2I-9P. ".
The markc. for -four iu!es yeTy ,uisF al pg'Ten
ana our ppcc he reIsd upon oly for the present.
moment. este aud state nIsnds are quoted more
Lctye bur the low grades a,e lUc lower. Corn. under
thr influence oi liberal supply, IL decLeGy loser
Oats ae 10 much rIieT, ItuOush the inAlbet 10 by
10 means o. Cistuckei. Nhea stl rules H. D, and
a l.. M Il Al co a. u.Udcrntg. We
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pAWNBROKEk'S SALE ms DAl =

u WEAVER Jr., vi. seA 40 tie tslgsIf'fu .
Ninth ave, ~ Gciook, Good As-ot,mnut 81 sy.s
AIT good, sOrtiy he attention of deAtts. =.
OF ClDLlPP, l.. r, 100 Fat l11h -. S.,t .
July lIth.
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DAwSBlDHER'S SALE-H. Sos!
Il riA te.. thD oaf at ! . ar mil tt.s.t.4. ..
q G0nsga, ursoltt.eu' o. IA e,L3-Vi .Ddscs D.
&C. VI 4. ". 1hMLl ~, l.. a..
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DAWNBROKEE'S SALE, TIL, DAI-lY
JONAS MOR1idf Is Last B.uldrI, 0t'
men aai women coihr', rCn - %. Of rt, .c Is ne
and calics d.c-s.s, skitts shssl, ciuasf, t.tt..
sp.sss tAbleClo'As, costs. piutt U.r's, eht,t
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R r. ROLLINs. AUCT.. wLLL sELL 81.

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MN. ABBOTT, ARCHAEOLOGICAL
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unfinished cArt' agA Wagons, u rsrs OF s,ns.
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Auction NOTICES.

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10 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

To The Editor Of The N y. Tribune.

Ta The Editor Of The N. y Tribune.
SIR: VIII you permit he TO ask, through
your columns what the contract with the people Of
this city when they gave Mr. George Law hcir stre'
to run his railroad TO Harlemf Did be tell them
he would build it IN certain number OF years. and that
he would charge them certain price for it6ye cents
Whether he carried them ike cattle or not was Of
course bis own business entirely-not theirs.
1 sometimes have occasion to 90 TO Harlem, when
get into of hi, at Forty and pay six
cents above the Central Park pay either five or six
oEe-I believe five. say eleven cents TO Harlem. Now,
happcn;O know that sundry poor men bought Harlem
lots when they heard he had got his charter relying
Ills carrying them, after tie labOrs Of the day 20 the
Little cottage they intend build for their wives and
children. 20 avoid the horrors of tenant-hOuse and
Standardization. advised several To do So and they
did. with crucifying economy for years.
They have been obliged 10 sell those lots, because
they could not pay the for all the years Mr. Law
satisfied his word and then be robbed Of sx cents every
time they theirs travel over his road.
Qaere-Did lie buy any Of those lots
EDWARD II. DIXON