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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

The Board Of Conci.mcn yesterday debated
lot of resolutions concerning the Presidents
Veto. Their opinions are Of no consequence,
save for the remark Of one menbe- NJ. Pail
NAV. 'hlt the President had used language
wl.l So apld he diSgracelvl even to mcnbe-
of th.s Boardi" |, there 10 bylaw o. the
Board by which member en- b. committed
for contempt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
MAYORS OFFICE, Feb. DISAPPOINTMENT of

MAYORS OFPICE, FEB. DISAPPOINTMENT OF
REGISTRAR or PfRMlrs.-Mayor Hoffman has ap
pointed George W. Norton Registrar of Permits
under the direction of the Mayor to persons who de
sire place show and erect fruit and newspape,
stands on the sidewalks, upon paying the sum OF 81
per for such permit The office is 10 be attached
TO the Mayors Office and TO be located in the basement
OF the CITY Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIKI

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIKI
ECLEoIr MEpICAL COLLEGE, AND HosPiTAI~-M u
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF the Eclectic Med
cal College and Hospital of the City of NewYork Leid
on Tuesday Dee IL. 1865 the Board organized under
the charter and elected the following officers: The
Hon. VIM. L. Hasemeyer, President; VIM. Z. Strck.
land d. d. Vice Prc sdent; Alex. Wilder, Recording
Secretary; Henri T. stuart, Corresponding Secretary;
VIM. Moller. Treasure; Executive Committee. Robert
= Newton VI. d.. Martin Thatcher, III. l.. Stuart. d.
T.. Smith. VI. D., and Frank Tabor. the Executive
Committee nave made arrangements to open the Col.
lege for lectures dLl.ng the coming Fall and Winter
large number oil applications have already been made
for admission Arrangements are being perfected Tor
the early opening Of the Hospital in anticipation Of tbs
epidemic OF the Asiatic cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

The Aldermen exercised their minds yester.
day on considerable number Of topics. They
adopted resolutions Of inquiry into the street.
cleaning contrsct-ws presume with view to
the protection of MesSrs. Brown, Deyoe and
Knapp against any imperiuent s,tsmv. bv the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

The Board OF Aldermen yesterday carried the
Valentine Manual Swiudie over Mayor Hoii-
mans veto by l. TO /. Considering it has been,
shown, and j, not disputed, that they propose
10 pay 500, 900 Tor . piece Of work which re-
sponsible firms offer TO DO for Sl6, )9p, thu doce
seem q little cool oven Co. tle Aldcrmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

. Senator Sherman wants to know "who will
deny that the overbearng and intoerant will of
Henry Clay contributed very much to the do
lection of John Tyler" We do. John Tyler
was one Of those men who, without any help,
gravitate to the bad. We hope he may not find
an imi.stor. nor his history q parallel, to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
nd the House adjourned

Mr.. Rogers Of Nev-JerSey doolored yesterday
in the House that 10 prohibit the payment o.
the Rebel Debt i, the very emblem and quiut.
essence Of dr>potism and tyranny" Mr.. Rogers
is spokesman for tie Democratic side of the
House. Holders Of Government securities viii
please take notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
From the Pacific Coasf.

S,N IEANCIsCO. Monday Feb. 20 i35o
The overland mail with New-lork dktes 81
Jan. so has arrived.
The Hon. COrneliu. Coil the recently elected United
States senator spoke i'll the Assembly Chamber lass
Saturday evening.
He was opposed 10 restoring the leaders of the Re
belion 20 political power. Recent events. be said had
IN ide E uncertain whether the Confederates had sost
anyihiug IN the late struggle or not. There was nc
~ haste IN reconstruction He reviewed a.
length the present situation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

th, two great German Powers de oncrgetcay 10
ncs that Prussia IA entitled 10 address complaints t.
The Prussan dispatch declared the presout state oi
things 90 be untenabs but did not put forward any d.
nLtnd precise proposhi
SoSse Vienna papers give currency 70 report that
number OF papers have latter'y been sei,ed which
provcs tie existence OF reasonable plot against ts
lfe Of the Emperor Ii IS. however. officially ststsi
that TINS report IS without any foundation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
HOUSE.

A bill was introduced to continue in force the
present Freedmens Bureau act. with amendments.
Resolutions were adopted to inquire into the reported
defects Of artificial limbs furnished soldiers and Sailors
to inquire into the eIpediency of paying wages with
hold by order Of courts-naral; 10 inquire into the
e1pedieocy OF eXenpting auctoneers from taxes on
judgment sales directing committeesto report whether
the clerks employed by them are necessary for the
transaction Of their business iustruoting the Military
Committee to report . bill at an early day for the
sausliyation of bountes; directing an inquiry
As to improving Msntowso harbor In Michi-
gan; aud authorizing the transfer Of certain
Government stores 10 the National Home for
soldiers and sailors orphans Of Warrington City.
Resolutions were introduced and referred to ascertain
the eKpsdisnoy Of levying contributions on disoyal
States for extraordinary expenses incurred in maintain
1rs the Government and TO print $4,000 copies OF the
ADDRESSES Of the Sneaker aud Of SeDstos CressSs ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
To Correspondents.

Ne ss:ic. en- be tskea a. AnoUyncu, Communications
Ynereri, intended s., mssoa must De sn.hei'icaie"
bv ne ard address o. tre w,tsnot aece'aiAy 'oi
pco.cs.ion. bu. 81 .i9,sn.y fog h' good fti
bu.ass. letter, 70. t. .aOua os adie''sdto Inc
TR5USE." New.York.
nsse.as; undertake - se ered Conmani At'on'
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RcIyiuui.

telegram from Brussels Of Feb. llth. says:
yiscount Sydney arrived here last night to invest
King Leopold III. with the Order of the Garter To
day the King received in SOLEMN audience az the Royal
Palace all tie members OF the mission deputed by Queen
Victoria 70 invest His Majesty with tie order Of the
Garter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

FIRK IN OyE-HUNDRBp- AND.sIxTH. ST. Short.
ly before O'Clock last night drs occurred in th'
Kerosene Oil Works in One-hundrsd- and sixthst be
longing to Dspsmors & Co. having origiDsted By che
explosion OF gas from Que Of the worms loss D, J~
irsprsd Ia tie herris IsSprSIes CcppDl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27
Marine Disaster,

Bo-TON Monday Ieb. 20 ia,
The schooner ida. Capt. Hutchinson. Port
land for Havana went ashore last night on Nsnsss
Beach CAPE Cod. and bieed The crew VAS saved.
The wreck OF the Dutch brig 4, W. Grade and ma
terials were Sold at Chatham saturday for s. 100.
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soldiers Home.

ALRlNy. Monday. Feb -. 1850.
The Ira Harris United States Ho,pitsl has
been converted into a Home for destitute anu disabled
soldiers of tue State One hundred have been received
The institution has accommodations for 800. They s-s
provided for ut ths expense OF the State.
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india.

BoNsAy. FEB. J-MancheSter goods duh.
Exchange on London y,
Freghts, 81 O.
CiLCUTTA F.b. 5-Nsrke.s duh and nnel,ngcf.
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lS usaia

The Budget for 1856 has just appeared. Tho
principal items are follows Ordinary revenue.
80 OsJ 0c)r. EAtraordinary revenue including the
surplus o; TIE last loan 3. go Cor: Issue OF I;easori
Bond, 800 OOor. Ordinary expe,dit'ir" ''.VcyDr,
Extraordinary expenditure. 1900 800:
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Terms Of the Trienut.
To AdNeriisers.

vs. will thank our advertising customers to hand
10 .r Advertisement, ,t cary hoar possible. If
received sr O'Clock they cannot De- CLASSIFIED under their
rrOnsr ipsd.
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s,EVENS BROTHERS. iNo~-caa Agents ~ libraries.
lrH~s C,,ttt 6afc " & Agents Tor The ssle Of
ms TRIBUNE They wlt aiso Iec,ige srI's,rto'' aud
A.sl
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Munaory and Croatia.

TIE Csos,iGn Diet ha. agreed to TIA union
wisb Han1s.y by 10 against - votes
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Advertisements for tai, weeks issue Of The
", sxIr tribune mast BE- I lrlcd il. Toby.
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sweden.

The Franco geiish Tresty OF Commerce ha
baen sanctioned by az tie four Chambers OF tho Swei
iss Psr.isneat The debates on the Treaty we,o no.
violent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02
Inc SURVIVORS or M0tasosyItlt. BEllt slf. llesY AND
TIE OTHER Prison PEAS or THt SOUTH

Al the recent solders convention al plitsburs The
foundation iad Tor association 81 ,hs federal
prisoneT who survived tho ho1pta.e Of frbel prisons
rhc objects are stated small hancblll which
have before TO be To bring those former brothers
IN misfortune into closer social union. 10 collect
formation Ia regard Ia their wonderful adveniurss
aud experiences aud 10 extend assistance 10 th0sa
members sbo may be IN suffering distress Ths
nssoriziion viii embrace citizens Who impr-
soned tho south Tor loyalty 10 ths Union, we'll
prisoners &c war, all that neccassry Tor any such
person IA order t. Obtain memburship being 70 forward
hi- name, address company aud regiment, wbero and
when captured. Imprisoned and rcsased % the vice.
president Of the state IN which he eSau* such Woo
presidents Colonel John Hadel Nashua, NJ n /,
Colonel samuel Mkc.. Mt Sterling. KY Captain
Frank Jocclyn, Boston, Mass. VI &. sawyer. New Jer
ssy Captain T. II Blum. Toledo, Iowa Brig adler G.a
erl " T. Hays, Brooklyn, n. " Colonel w A Itobsn-
son. Pitfsburg. Ia GENERAL H. ~, Nofthrou Ciarks-
burg w. Va MAJOR Thomas q. Smith. Jsrk sou. Team !.
GOV. Fletcher -. Louis No Capt Milton Russell North
salem. ipd Lieut. Rudolph kost, bridgeport, cosn. I:
~ w Bcnedicf wiscon.in. copiain A. VI. founoe.
Greensboro, ~ q Chspnip j. Moron, Battle Crrok.
Mich Lieutenant u. Ware, Bangor. Name, Major g. q
White. Baltimore Nd toonei A r WILCOX. Omaha.
Nebraska, GeBefal a. W rhgrtln OharIin. Ono lxcu-
tenant colonel MMarken. Paris, Edgar county, III !.
Captain w. ~nowden, AIcxsudrs Va >ccf stary,
Captain q. ~ Gfr~n General ID straight 81 indAaas
chosen permanent fre,dent 81 tho sims of tbs
ganltsion, when the foregoing chose Woo Pro
ldents The loyal rtes- 81 the coaniry 4 requested br
the asrgeiann 10 give publicity 10 the sveni and
cheerfaliy comply with the request.
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PASTORS Opera House tho beat place OF amuscmsn, ID
the Dowery.

Pastors Opera House tho beat place OF Amusement, 10
the Dowery.
Hssiey's Opera Hesse, Broekiyp.
last evening very large and respectable aud encs -
sembed al Hooleys Opera House we're treated 10 orr
olass aud well performed programme consisting chiefly
OF worry ~s arranged overture BY s,gnor Brlano OF.
prossly Tor tho Hooey 10 which they did lAoroush
jasue The banjo playing o. Andrew Ieaytt was rs-
performance Of this very clever troupe new aud
entertaining programme "a the cards for night and
cenaot iAsl to draw crowded house.
Dodwsrth Hall.
isst evening NJ. HArtz, the iiusonist gave tho Ara
a his new series Of entertainments at this place II
amusement The hail though not crowded. va well
nied NJ Harz IS a pfestlalg.ta,eur Of no commos
merit, aud his present repertoire comprises . number
tricks interesting both account of their originality
and the manual dextery with witch they are sIccutsd
rue human head however Enclosed ia glass cass, and
wh.,h SPEAKS aud moves IS u Y wers duly attached
mortal body, undoubtedly the striking feature
o. the entertainment Har,s continues hls performs
snccs every night dunng tho present week.
Kelly q I.eoa's Ntmssrris.
Kelly Icons mins,Isls made their nrst appearances
before New York audience last night al No To
Broadway Hope Chapel During the last three weeks
great changes have been made this place and II 10
now one ~ The prettiesi music halls Ia the country
The gallery which formerly extended The whole Iengta
pf the building, has been shortened, aud a very 6ns
stagc with frontage OF twenty ave foot erected -
newly upholstered and present a very comfortabls
aud neat appearance The programme Of the evsns
lug was pleasing one, and well calculated 10 diB-
pay tue abilities OF the members u THE COM
psny The opening chorus selection from this
-iciiian v"sper, was very well sung. aud deserved
the applause IL received The quartes was also wifi
rendered, the harmony being good and evidently this
result OF careful practice Mr. kclly's aii style
~" SHOWN 20 good advantage IN the ballad u Marion
ife, ana Justly cntte HIN 10 bo clssscd among the
"Huihs halaaists " the country. Ar. Icons as"imp
on OF tue role Of an opera Ggudnb and his display of
ngiy - tue pot we're excellent His " u naoio' sAno
" l.lysIlv ~ fenprk aee effort and good bur
esque on The mAgnor IN which that piece 81 music 70
sung Ny some ~ our Leading concert singer Of the
remainder OF the programme Il ~ on necessary my
the negro comedies imaginable aud ~. Jokes AMI
sallica hnmorour The ball quite crowded anj ihs
rucre~s Of the nrs appearance " tho company In
disputsblc fact
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N U sic Al.



There was o midding sized audience 10 Tho hall Of the
Cooper Institute night at the nrst and only appear
ance Ia New York Of the srakosch concert troupe The
artists could not make d,buf under worse circ1m
stances The bal : entirely remedlably unsuitable
for concerts music Of any kind The concert opened
With Lisris piano transcription Of the schermsrxcb,
played by Mr. Boekelmsu. This gentleman, 70 judge
from hts rendering q Lsrs piece and the Polka Do Ia
RENE. By Raf, hx considerable powers Of execution
Beyond that can ssy more His touch ID hard and
unsympasnssc; 10 gives merely the nominal value Of
n note, aud, 10 The concep'isn of piece, he
ernberss Colonies Ike. on q voyage o. discovery
after the idea Of the author Meeting with many rough
reach The goal Of M hopes bus ends the piece without
having The refnoe idea what quarter Of the compass II
music he hss beer tossed ~ He pos'e~es great deai
and and natural style he can rzse bnasef 70
very respectable POSITION srnope our pia1is's Nne
inevitable recassrs ana ara ara from s,.snL wshsss
rarely heard . vocalist Who ean make more o1t 81
limited and naturally poor voice The irslo,ns q her
voice peri ssts TraueDa school, that she
supplies many Of m dsAcienciss signor Lrnberfi.
iwors rctsso - an erceIeni singer Every
deal Of freshness 10 tone Mr. Jehin prume
made his first bov for the and Vas enthusasti
esy r,sss a. .as ~, pun - sns ~, ,v9
breadth bot exquisite sssh q tone M Carl rornss
there vas nothing IN last sskts concert % change that
opinoa me sirshoseh trcsps are sboa, starting % .
concert tour through The Saee
Miscellaneous.
Mics Emily Bousbtos u sBsosneod 70 sppcsy 10 Ira
viaa thursday night Of NE French theatre, With Mr.
Diapers Italian Opera troup4
Mr.. James n wsbi, the distinguishes pianist. has
returned from Esrope and about starring 90 concert
tour cut West
sIsnor Brgnoii appeared IN public isy night In Bos-
ton, for the nrss time bis return covent Oar
den and Paris HIS success vas q The most pncqsivo-
cal charsrtsr and bis magnificent tenor voice has
even improved since be efi iho Of bis former
uiumphs here.
slsnor Naz1o.ni has retsvned nom ne county With
unlmpslred vocal powers The throat Affection which
for some time injured bis nns organ gDne. and he
. the great tenor OF old oncs more
Mr. jerome Hopkins has commenced his orpheon free
singing ciassss 81 the Coopsr Inssfot-.
Inc patrons Of the Choral Festivals given Last sesson
Irving Hall viii be grahsd 10 hear that When the
Stsinvay Hall opened 40 oratcrio oil - gwen thers
every fucsdsy By Dr Cnuerr ryienfdIy rsnsi
choir % hssdred boys sud forty ,snoss and bs.es
The festivals ssd I'll The Other popular ths
hail vil b under NE management Mr. fAfsyssas Hss
nnon.
Nie. csmais Urn ant xa,s~r Rlchsa c~ssr ~,n -
among We msny mascA ssvsssiors n Ne yrsrnt go
- " Mav YsHx
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho CaGsrd mai steamship lava, Captain hoodIA
viii leave tbis port "Wednesday Tor Liverpool
The mails Tor Earopa ~l. eoss si O'Clock on w.
nesday evening
III. Nav YoEx HsaLp-Fittisn for turops-~il -
ready . ten o clock q the morning
single cop,cs. "a ~'spp~u really cor mslnas. ~
e.nt.
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tears thai she csused TO stan and the chill tina, shook
tho audience a. they heard her last, broken word.
and the dreadful rattle in her throat This was not
acting, Il was nature Every seemed relieved 10
eScape TO the night ait and throw OF the fascinsion
with which, for Tour glorious hours had boon held
10 Judge from the sensation last eveang elizabeth
w have 70 DO repeated for many nghls come Those
who DO not geo il viii miss the acme or dramatic Art
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.Esisy ihr ntsh~.t ,w-P.s.,i.. Aw.ss th9
Ladies 30 Nstft Ai-ffps 10 thrsi ftga ss4
sDfOAIhE To- ID. Uslf. ~-fspYi.viiis IogfBsl
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found fos unpleasant iofs 70 en- khsaish er saf .vsa
~. ar.n~f couAiy oil Travellers .arust~f offensive
ldars Forsynst-i howrfsf ths wktr ~ hsndtsfrbie9
naissned Sib PHAfsDNH Nlslir bLDDMtNn aSkkUn
VII aurrDNnf NAs The mis. % sslsra. 9th
. trfts.hips stnl@sph.fe.
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Firm Hsak -JnIus jumped On with The lead closely
followed by Arcos, Delaware third, Kuighshocd fourth
a. TIE quartet pole .bey were vei strung ous Juhss
Of Delaware. Who Wa two lsnrhs 10 front Of Knight
hood Going around the bend q the biun Aroos took
sdss With Jiius and they yoksd the half mile
cno, Delaware third, Knghihcod trailing On the lover
turn julius Ied lengths Arcoa second three lengths
v mont d Delaware Who Gas four lengths advance Of
sas T w .ns :: &c sy ss
nose snd tall ~ they went under The string 81
the nnish Of the arss mile julius led half length Az
cola second, length aheAd of Dsswsss Who four
double By 0la zbs fins. 1859 A. The
3 be came 70 the bend Arcols Challenged
which lasted All around the lover turn and on The home
stretch, Arcoa beat him and began 70 leave him but
just then Delaware made nis brush, and aIso passed
jules, and for short time looked very much ~ he
would oversake Arcola The ndsr Of Delaware, finding
that he could not beat Aycoa 70 the stand pulled up
and beaten two ieneths, julius sS enxht behind
and one length IN front 81 Knghthood The last mile
vas run In bik, and the beat In 500
sec~A Hsaf--Arcola having won The previous beat
backed 20 win the race two and three 10 ons, and
Kngbthood and Delaware we're laid against each other
~ Delaware wss hrst away, but soon tho lead
vA taken from him by knishshood Who cut out the
work and passed the pole TOO lengths Va front
of Delaware, Who one length ahead Of Julins,
10 latter leading ArcolA . isnth. A. the bend
q The blon Knlshtbcod wss .slll on the lead, The
q distance between them around tho loser turn, but
coming UP the hcmsstretcb they drew closer tozeher,
ana paessd under the string 81 tbs end o. the nr mile
Yer bslss three saeshs ahead Of the other two. vho
we're - and sss. Tine Of ths mile, - Going
round ~ upper sss shsy vere noe and ,sa and -
.s sisnss oss Issss d,vd:d Mem kssh,hood beng
1hsy 5000 evsunl ne bsad THE vsy snd " The
isv9 tuA vssa uaAewWa - ma y ~ - ~ bio
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..t.n r...,:.., ,gs. wss, .-,s. r.-s, So.
fs-sst h's isssss .,,s ss, -, -sssy a 81 fsys,.
a. n sfss.fNi ~ 81 kss n~t 80
~ fsshsss ah.. vlsh 80 ssess~sss = az y $3.50
ts~ - $500. asslf 'fsn - $50 80
Ia esss1 az enfsss n ysi.Da strssA
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TES nows n1csixk .osrAsY - srsssss,. e
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.:...; esgs.. s.'a $3.50 Sc -
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Ths prorsuns Il shs popsi- paaos = sns~mssi
lat sssriss ws vsrss ss1 sttsr&iaias sa4 80 ~
fsfnsa V oro~tss sns apy,ssisinx ssslsoe.
AZ u ne dances vel p~rfysws1 psvsusu
sry fss b, sns perhs ns.ss GsosEs lsg~rs %
forn,scs % the syisr RAGS sse.'l~-t zee 80
r-orsrsa wnh srss spgisa-. NJ fosy rsssr ssss
,hrs~ csms soags 10 ss ssyss e~<h " ~ svsss
h~gag rsfssi~1y ssoyr@4 Ths Qs~ss ~ ne hsafts
"a sell uans~f tsiis as<soa sfs wsai - sfroefh
v~,y pssuily AS s~ttrsestsily rts sats&nos ssf.s
vwy spsw~sasuvs. essia1 hss Sat t~tee sas rsc~tss
sss~salsnssi - rsu sssssssb<s - pssrsd n rsss
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tLa ef-.mpie Goats. p.1,. sas I, r-,..I sts
yssisfry. 30 "a nrsa-., sdsass q r'.-ss .,s--s
~. W. "a sf t,.1 s"::siy.s. fs.s 49,.
-@a~-a--eea.--@m
Al Psi,.. t~.h~s .. LEGAL Lotteries. Gts-
cLCrk rrSs-s. 40 broadway
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