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HENRI SMITHS UsURPArIoy.
Supervisor Feley's search for the Law.
u, f,inx Police ComBiis sioncr-Win the
Intruder save the Bench the Trouble of
Kicking him 0utf

Supervisor Feley's search Tor the Law
ID, Binx Police ComD,is-ioncr-Wiil the
Intruder save the bench the Trouble of
Kicking him QUIZ
Supervisor John Foley and General Mcmahon,
Justice stemmler George A. barney Roswell ID
Hatch and corporars guard of reporters, marched
from the metropolitan Hotel In q body yesterday
morning TO the Police Central once, and without
the least ceremony captured the rooms OF Police
Commissioner Henry Smith, On the entrance ofthe
invaders, Mr. Henry Smiths army Of clerks retain.
ers, and paper policemen took their heels AMI let
Mr.. Foley's friends and the knights OF the GULL 10
absolute possession OF the field. The aged Supcrln.
iendent OF Police hearing the noise rushed out OF
his Office In his shirt sleeves and appreheuslvo Of
trouble, summoned the detectives and other lounRcrs
~ he building to his SIDE, instructng them 10 keep
close watch on MI Folcy'l movements and drag the
iire psrty before Justice Dos.linE iho .l'ghtest
proYocaiio- fotee Commissioners Pq.Nu.,s tud
brennan, VITO were IN their chambers. stepped fa,h
and asked vlat the dIstafbancs Was about. A re.
porter whispered something ir Mr.. Brru.
mans car and the two Commissioners re-
tired to their ohices, laughing heartily. Mean
time, Mr. Foley peeped into every nook and corner
examined all the cells. and asked for Henry Smith.
But nobody seemed 10 know where the usurper was
to be found. The question now was whether smith
Would put In an appearance, az he had promised
Having patiently waited three or four hours. md
sim prospects OF Smiths arrival, Mr.. Foley aud
the reporters departed
The oljec; Of The visit was 10 hand 10 Mr.. Smith
the following communication, which speaks for
itself;
"NEw YoRK, February. 1870
stsi u must be evident 70 YOU row that there e
chance OF your penn ,ucny hOdn the Ohio. OF suqtr.
yisor. and, seeing mat You are not legally
IN H. and conseq uently cannot retain n, re-.
spectuy ask OF you, a. an act Of good citzcnshp
MindTIw AZ once, ard thus pat an end 10 the Nh Alton
that has been commenced, and which legally can nave
h9t one re;rlt-in Iavor OF Nj FUiey" This srn.
60 " Nlha!n Z. Hrignt. Charles & Dana William b.
uIyemeyer, Robert bonner, y u V,rriiye, J Purn,tt
SeorEe 3pdSkei hhepherd Knapp, OTIS J.. syat. P,trr
Disoy, X. W, Iownseud, Lewis Francs, Jackson =
schultz, Moses Taylor. Marshall o. Ron,rf' N,ston
Marolc' William !. Jen aus. Henry A. Smy,he, Morn,
fGSnhiini Henfy ,; va, Henry CleSs. slrh ~, Jr
vel ~ Hatch, aud J, A. Bearislev. Ths com ult.ce
Nhq attended were; IL - ilhcn. Charlie T.. Cora N,
Judge stcmmlr-, DR.. J. ". Cremin, L. " Fares Wn'
= heNenoyer, q Haydnrk. \. BerWin. A. Nav, NJ
L. Nehahon' Marshall Lo1g. and Goorse \. Barney.
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THE JERSEY RING JON.

How 10 Happens TINT Certain Politicians
| Dress WDli-fct are Never Seen Doing
Auyihing-rho Tribe over the River IuI-
| itniing thc Gangs In New York.
The fight over tho new boulevards for Hudson
County has opened in earnest, ard is TO be the alb
sorblns topic next week 10 the Legislature. Not.
| wlthsianiing the opposition OF majority OF the
Board Of Chosen Frceholders, By which n resolution
was rassed requesting the Legislature to REPEAL the
bill, the boulevard couspiraiors hope TO save the
bill aGj force upon the county at large one-alf tho
assessment. Among the influential advocates Of tho
hl arc freeoldors Plat and Wilson Of hudson City
l.s1ed vi kearnsy, and Cleveland OF BERGEN.
Thee gentlemen Will leave stone unurned 10
'.ree "a, tNnucs non Tue people, While william IL,
Ne m Of Mest liohoscn, Morgan OF Union Hill.
| Aretiand and Bhnkerhof OF Bergen, o'Neil and
Bush OF Hohok'u, md others VIII strait every nerve
70 ut'ea lhis new scheme Tor the robbery OF the
| taxpayer. mt a. the temper Of the taxpayers
may lonnd m uo following dla.ogue Which our re-
| porter took down IN Aliens Hotel, near the Five
Tner-, Hufson CITY. One OF the speakers n n
Chosen Freebooter, VINO voted in favor OF the boule
NafJs' ana t4e O.Ger leading Lote keeper Of Hud
HorrI KrrrrR-I sec that your Board has agreed
TO recommend the repa VI the bonlovards.
FEEEuoInER Yc-' but I ioubt much II they will
succeed. ! an d!sgu.ted with the board. The very
men who first vo'ei for the act now go back on t.
HOWL KErPER-But you know bought some
Rn9S on pc I'm mi "is SNew Sfnuildaga T;e
don't go ou besides cannot get half What paid
for H. Another thing. eco that che OF tie sections
OF w; Jaw READS, thdt hOtol ke' Ders pTOllDtpd
rom 'cllins liquor or ale within five hundred feet of
any 1at on the avenues under penalty OF 600 10 the
commissioners, for every offence.
FEtEUoLDRR-Thlt Il so hut you Know tho rea.
sou 4 that; II IL 90 keep ont these low rum shons;
tlal VIII on be arranged You know how TO Ok sueh
matters - well as do. slight stake to one OF
thc Commissi0nefs VIII az that all right The
commits sioEcrs know who VIII be who who n the
tine comes; don't give yourself any uneasiness
HOTEL hELrER-But do you think you could sell
my Tr perry Tor what PAID for III
FkEEuoLDER-Ccrtanly, certainly let's take n
drink.
Inc Fr'eholder, IN a half nervous manner, trotted
up 10 the bar, ana the two demolished q small bottle
lKEEuoi DER-l never saw ,uch id l.ockhcads
as are IN our Board, That id old Morgan comes
down from the upper part Of the county and swears
that TIC people don't want the boulevaras We'll,
there are Just such old fools he there, bu we
put up Job and paid u lcllOw few dollars and he
came do va with several petitions stoned BY property
owners Up Morgan way. tell YOU, money tells.
IolhL hLhPEs-H nat do yGa think OF Acornf
fHELHoLDER-Ile's an old wndbag. lie talks for
luacomle. He wants The bou. eyards himself but
ne care not go back on his constituents in Sleepy
HOLLOW. -
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settlements, and they we're purchased with o view
to founding Scandinavian colonies.
The fact that this company-which IL the only one
ever orrantyed in this country, prGchcty engaged
IN coOntxrH settlers upon It's own lnnda-hnd such
an or4pnHaion ~ Europe as 70 enable II TO settle
these lands rapidly, give an advantage possessed
by no 0the corporation or individuals. II ~
Wise measure for tho hovefnmont 10 op%R MP the
public domain free to settlers, there was at least
somethrg ~ wisdom In sale which secured all the
objects oftbe Homestead law, together with a dol
bar acre, and speedy settlement Of that portion
| OF the country.
| An orHM b alton under whose ausuioca upward
OF twenty Ousnnd NJ the best class Of European emf
grants are yearly settled N the West, ought TO have
received some confederation from tho Govern ment
| in this sale, yet such was not the case.
From the Tune this Government first oousmcn cei
tune, no such amount Ws ever realized acre per
acre a. was realized by tbs sale but TO tic contra
~ " can be shown that IN The disposition thr pub
nc Iands W private entry ~ one dollar and quarter
per acre through the political machinery OF unrty
idmnis Tntions, the general GoveInment never vet
realized enough 10 reimburse IL for selling the
lands. .
Hefe was n'sale OF SOOD acres, NJ ono entry net.
ting rs many doilars-less trifling expense max
ing the best uansaction IN lands the Government or
the indiana eF6 made
THE "ISpIAr RINo;n Or s9yrrutyo Anor- r. -
vpot,yva A. ems A. Az. noon -'
- '"n A.N Dooh'
It's well kpown that nc the time OF this sale, thc
lndian KING hAd plan ina,t ed for appropriaing
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f,IIIJ

,CrAEr-N the rrilcnce Of hoy con. o. IA ON
81, on tn. Sos. CO, 2i te,I, 'I.. Hc.lr'tu ..p
agc 80 yetr-, iJtuo. 49,, gul % iats.
dcgth on lsr, Ia. Fob. - MI a'c,u..
HAiHtllp.-tiu IUtsIAy. Itu. -. tf.i. "af" & .
WI, or " irn a. Hnzicll and dsu- htetn a, ate
me relative, 'd ;geads Of n, nntiy and ~ other
hiotu,T., iit J4a"7 y ara lhumH' a. htl'l. ~. st.
spy'VnN try ~ rt-'t3 tho fIVHr1i ON tbJ.-. ty.
TC'; w. a., a., l"r' from Al saints CharcI ro'agr
McNEill.-uu lu..tly. Feb - Elizabeth VII, u
bar, y y .Ni, ~ u. .,,u yras". hrru
Tier ,.'f vs. at a. 1i 'fAn .sl.,y l,cre-' 5ciYJ'y
rnursdag Hu moon n loc,Ic.. n.r r.tia'us " a. e
"tNr"f,,t,,',I l.ITpt H L. l..i,,. in' n, -.
Land. '' eye 'N
IN friends ne o,mrv p-c -cspo rCily invited %
Hitgni l,- i-'g. 1910 Mcl ~ Feb q, tom AtS
QUINN on Tuesday. trb %. tlur.cs Qiun. Nunng.
80 ,-h OF WI M rnd Annie J. 2 inu a:cL Al,
The ivlhqyrs and trenIs ot the FANNY are te,pec,
lulN mNiet 10 HttrnA tLu uus,al from th" l,uCp
oi his phcGIN, - 'h a." ON Thu, Dag, Tyb. a. at
sMl1H.-In Rrop,,lyn. on Tuesday. Feb - G,ofss
". smith ngc't - vrars 5mont's, ant 10 DAYS
InoleutErS and friends of tpu family are n sne tlilN
invited 10 afford the funeral from rs ale Ivsily o,
On phqp r,y, at po'o %,
drew oiNl1e, aged a. years
Inc rrltlNcs hll l-iy - oi nc itu.y snr y
invited - Hieud Hue fGlcrA Uu lnuy DAY lrh, - III
NEkkS--On sunday. REQ. -, Uftsr q iugerIV. Nl,
ucSs, Mr. tlfrlcih Ncase, vic 't tHhr s. Woes,
ay"i rs ,cots MONTH ma 0days
iAC re- n'Ncs nud friends Of t1t fauHl' .frc'.
n'y invited 20 attend tAu mntrl. on We ursday a ~
n'cluch, r. rr ltf reside noe, l!4 East bro tN ~.
He remain VIII nc tahUu 20 Rye, Y. tor iut,Iuct
nc sarah Jnuc Mvi', agtl 81 years and months.
AibaIN ara btli 90 lhitrr ntca-c copy,
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COLLECTOR BATLEY,s MOIETIEs.
How Seizure may be made 10 Pay-Twcn-
ty-ave thousand Dollars In one Case
Pierreponrs Two Per Cent.-UnIy Ferry
Per Gent. Tor Uncle eur.

ty-hve thousand Dollars In one Case
Pterreponfs Two Per Ceut.-Only Ferry
Per Gent. Tor Uncle San.
Whatever opinion may be entertained about
the zeal Of Collector Bailey IL cannot be said Of aim
that he is yerJ dlslntercs;ed prosecutor of OF.
lenders against tho revenue laws This fact was
Illustrated yesterday in judge BiatchforG's Court
where the Collector instituted i've cases for the
conuscaiion OF the property OF Gordon. Fellows X
Mcmillan. While Cook, one OF tho partners Of this
firm, was being examined before Commissioner
Belts, one OF MI Pcrrcpouts assistants was quietly
making the necessary preparations to have his
establishment sold for the benefit OF three gentle
men who had Instituted the prosecution Tie
amended law In relation TO moietes provides that
only $500 shah he F'vrn IN each case but Mr.
Bailey divided tho seizure II the proreity nf he
firm INTO i've cases. and II the goods shoud be con.
demned he viii be entitled to SOS 01J. lilo has
divided IN" hquor he seized into Gye guar titles,
m5nlng case out II each. His suits are entltled
spirits. Nv W ''''''''
The United States agslns, 60 barrels and 81 bar.
The United States against 81 barrels OF rye, 100
parres 81 bon,19n, 95 barrels Of the same, and ~
spirits.
The United States against q barrels OF Distilled
old rye.
Al, All the property is owned by the firm of which
MItln X. COOK Is member.
SHOULD thls ocean VI bourbon and old rye be for
ieled, Judge Percpont II 10 receive per cent of
tue whole amount II may bring at aucliOn-this
being one OF the big plums OF his onicc. Tho
costs o. the Court fees kc with the noietica, viii
amount 10 about go per cent leaving 10 per cent OF
me whole amount for Uncle sam.
MS Honor Judge lierrepoht IL now known by
i the name OF Two Per Cent. Hls remarks during
than twelve hundred aud my words and his hand
some percentage, amounting to t2 600. viii consc.
quenuy pay him for his eloquence at the rate OF ~
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How MIR. Greeley Deals with q Viliher.
(Om Ne Iribnas.

Wlndust, tho welLknown restaurant keeper Of
TINS city who saved the distinguished philosopher Mr.
Greeley, from the fury Of the mob during the July rOis
~ e. tTHg rIeRdiY table hnt humble
LAM Shie atenL tpg 20 60 20 his home az Bayvile
he rescue with ashoYe Aud 80 even Windust has LIS
reward Rorld.
cona'ens By The Tribuae.-The author Of the
lar-a Cractess, shameless, Vluanous, detcstlble
!ihr' The HOrid. w must hope uttered the above
~ undyertence not with malicious inteut to de-
name iut the editor thereof will make himself re-
sponrbo Tor the o n he Toes not explicitly retract
y. IL cGntelns his own reputation solely that he
docs uh Or does !, not. The Ito was promptly ex.
posed AMI no possible excuse for its revival has
since existed. IL had cyer u shadow OF foundltfop
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BORDER RUFEIINs LYSCHED.
Vigilance Committee In Washington Ter
riiory -Disposlng OF Two Outlaws and
ImprisGnin9 the sheriff aud his Assist-
nnt.-Nn NircmmIncntInm nlirc There

Nigilunrr Committee In WASN'T ngton Ter
ritory Disposing OF Two Outlaws aud
InprisnninT the sheriff aud his AsSist-
ant--No Circumiocution once There.
Correspondence Of Ihe sun.
STEILACoox, Wash. Ter, Jan. 23.-Some weeks
ago n notorious border ruffan named Gibson stole
horse near mere, aud the owner sued him or IT, The
offender was TO have been tried here 10 day, but as
Gibson and another do-nerado were on their way to
town they we're Naylld and dred upon by a party
OF Nigilantcs, and both were wounded. Mcdonald
spurrcd his horse ana escaped, with ball IN one
arm. Mcdonald came to town with the news and
Gibson rode 10 old Fort steilacoom. mile and
halt nom town, where Dr. James dressed his
wounds. Those of the vigilantes who were mount.
cd followed Mcdonald 20 town, and surrounded him
on the front porch VI saloon and afier some words
oUened fire on him. lie retreated sud ran through
tie saloon, iIllou ed by three or four men. lie
passed out the back door, and Jumped oG the back
stoop ten feet 10 tao ground falling over and barely
escaping charge OF buckshot fred down passage
outside the house. He rOsc and ran over a back
fence, and was Just IN he act OF turning round the
corner Of house when hr rec lived heavy charge
OF buckslot, ely or seven Of which took effect IN
The LEFT side of his head. lie EEL and expired in
the jury rendered verdict that he died from gun.
SHOT M.snds a. The hands Of pcrsons unknown"
sent 10 the Post Tor Gibson, who was brought 10
town and amer some consultation 1t was determined
TO inish the work BY hanging him, and he was tnkcn
to the edge OF The town for that pnrpose' When
Glbsoh learned what WIS In store for him he became
desperate and snatcbing voI from the belt of
Nigilin'e drew Il and erci at him. The ball took
eject In bis foot. At this ore OF the gnard IN ed
several huckshot through Gihson's boiy, but he
pald no attention TO tbs 0nl would have shot asrln
bad not the man who shot him dealt him a trc1ncn.
duus blow on the head with his gun which knocked
him down, and II the Same moment q ball passed
tIrou-h us head. Gibson laid on the erou nd
ami icit with the Rev. Father Brondell, OF 81
Josoph's Convent Gibson expired within is or 20
inmates.
CAB 0n and Mcdonald were dcsperaloes OF the
worst kind. an hai threatened the lives OF several
c iz-ns, actually chasing two or moro Of them with
aurs. The ShCfn started to arrest all concor cd IN
disturbing the peace, but Was oNerpowered lis
AZ q, ~ Hseli and lns deputy loci ed jail and
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What the American Emigration Compn n,
say-It wns all u Pure Piece oil Lucls-No
One 60 Blame.


To he Hfil0r " The SIN.
SiR: Yesterdays SUS contained letter, dat cd
Washington, Feb. 10, headed "oGicial Robbery"
which reproiuees the old scandal Of the " Indian
Ring about the sale oil the Cherokee Neutral Ian de
Dy Secretary Harlan 10 the American Emigran Com
paly Your correspondent says;
"ou The very last day Of bis service as Secretary ho
parispn WITH coltrseI that si.raiiied his rst day
Pirst The sale Of he cherokee Neutral Lands These
nirdt n So , 1s6Ss 81 valuable sni IL southern
Amerea Emgrnt comnlny IN Nv Sie sdTeTsi OF Ia are
sns Iowa friends were chief managers"
The statements following this declaration under
take TO make two pointsnrst that these lands were
sold at mere nominal price !" second. that Sec.
Rotary Harlan Interested with the purchasers, or
received bride therefor.
The writer hereof, the Land Director OF the
American Emigrant Company, made the bid and per.
sonally negotiated the terms and conditions Of the
sale, and is personally responsible for this socncd
Gigantic swinlle." The facts are briefly these:
Immediately upon the ratification OF the treaty
proposed In writing to take the wole Of these lands
in body, at one dollar per acre. subject to the
eryations OF the treaty. l stated openly What the
bld was, which was freely dscussediby capitalists
operating In Western lands, and, Notwithstanding
the sale was kept open TO competition up to the
very day that Secretary Iarans resignation took e.
feet, no party raised the bid.
The fact that the sale Was ot'cosed untilthe day
before such resignation lin order to invite further
bds) has been M de TO appear to the public that the
whole transaction took plnce In one day, and that
the day Just preceding his retirement from ONCE
Mr. Harlan had no Interest, direct OF indirect,
with the purchasers, nor was any inducemont or
promise expressed or implied, or any expect ation
lntmated by him or expressed by myself, whereby
he was to be personally benefited, in any manner
whatcyer, by this trans action; uor has ne ever TO
my KNOWLEDGE been benefited by this sale, 10 any
way excepting the favorable eject produced By these
llbels In Strengthening pubic opinion IN hia own
State as to his immovable Integrity.
THE REAL vNLuR OF TIE cHER0KEE LANDS, AND
TnH ExrESr % TINS swINDLR
AZ practical business man-nothing more. no.
thing ess-a resident Of the West, engaged for
nearly twenty years In the purcHae AMI sale OF
Western landa, l have TO submit the following
statement to business men Of liks experience and
standing a. 90 the value OF these laudi, and am
wiling 10 rest unon ther verdict
AZ tho tnc this purchase was made, tho same
amount OF lands could have been purchased, eqnnl
N every respect 10 these, a. less prce, IN tne
Indian cOnHtry, where these lands were situated
but " me settlements Of the border states OF Mia
s9dTl, Iowa, and Nebraska
The cause which made these lands more valuable
TO this company was the very reason that rendered
than ess desirable an an Investment 10 other com
psnies or individuals, viz, they were remote from
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Interesting News The Sua IL ssId 10 its
Readers for Less ihHu Cast.
kIOta NE Spgt4OaeLd IleDnLhcaa.

The great drawback upon the success NJ the
cncap rpcrs Is their very rtcaprrss Tl,p SrE lar
example, has present cssuation ofne,rly OOJ We,
~ sar duc3 not laY ue cost Of L.e p4per AMI ION.
position and " Would be really better OF m n mad
smaller Circulation. II Is sold In quanti,y for ono
cent aud a quarter per copy, while the cost n the
Mlitc paper alIne il cent Hence the advertise.
ments must bs dsoended apOn for the editorial and
g neral expenses. How large these are may be
judged rom the fact thar me salaries alone Of the
editorial stan exceed 400 psr ~eeki THB I'M haA
q good advertising patronage. but ITS space IN small
and cannot be increased, With tbs larger
by publishing . JIple sheet
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Hamilton Fish Renowned.


STA: Aner reading Your very appropriate arti
cloon " Our National Disgrace, Il exclaimed Amen
As an American born citizen, begin 10 be ash uncd,
NOT OF my country, but OF those who hold the reins
OF our Government. The great intelligent vote
Mmeh placed those reins In their hands will remove
.hem ~ the Democratic party rcnouuced In 1860.
MI flhh VIII ana that DO cannot do with the Ameri.
can people as he can with the Cubans. | changed
my vote In 1900, and II President Grant does not
ehange some OF his Cabinet shall, with many more,
ehange again. ONLY ONE.
NEW YORK, Feb. u.
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rISANcI.IL 4ND o0M.uERcItl.

TUESDAY Feb. PIP. Mn accordance with a
long established custom tho auniycrary or tho birth.
day Of Washington was du observed In wall street.
Inc banks AMI banking hou4cs being cIosed AMI no
transactions taking place at the Stock Exchange Tho
monotony OF Wo'l street. was unhrote1 save by the IN
evablo fem who assembled on tho sidewalk in fr,pt
OF the stock Exchange, but the transactions were noi
nal and not OF sullcicGi amount 10 tabs quota Ions,
AZ very early nour The stree, was entirely deserted
The following were TIM bids for city bank sh,ics
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GreenwnIEs Dertiluis Enmlly.

Greenwal, who was murdered in la, ana by
the hpJnards because hs was thought to be- an
American, While attending TO his business aud In no
way nole-lng or Interfering with the Spanish IA
tlo1tlcs le YES v tdow and siN small chllIeu
The Dubhc VIII thank tho firm by whom he vas em.
pioyed Tor tho orTahty wucn hey have disl nyc l,
hut they cannot DO asked 10 support tAe entire
family. Let the benevolent public lind a hslgIng
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Oppssit,oa % lac EurI.,l, pie Ring

The Eric Railway Company has been cnjoned,
a the suit Of the pfe'errei Stockholders from frco
uiZng the certificates bearing the tax stamp OF the
English SPECTATORS who lfave leagued themselves
with tho Ramsey Eaton Vanderbilt party TO put the
line under control Of The New York Central. II il
claimed that Tie knglsh CLIQUE is conspirng against
the interests az the Erie road, ana the American
stockholders arc determined to Assist the present
management In frustrating their scheme.
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NV NoVK rucaday. Fcb. so-Thc receipts OF
hccye- nm cod 10 head. at ~ one lTrndr'4th
ir'oi. The market UueN rccfpalg dun. parity m
Igcuce ot tho late arrival of Unc-iat The or
'u1., aIi uarty OWN q thc wide Din rcnca m TO
views ui h at sellers. Transactions lml "a,
-nni quote. 'tf nuaina.ly uurhlrect: rhc offerings
fGut Caf.'" % good Nr'irtn. Nissolrl. ard liii.
n.'Is sff,.s, au. 10 lo'soI mime OHIO. Tie snes
-rit ,.tcd ~. nJ 1872 - &c D.. Ten load ~
.l-r arTiv, e.. ~ w. ... t'f 'o,F- lhH ruh"t MS
oaiet aad aachaa VI r4i'sd sole, a. ~ = or
falrish 70 choicc iu ~ a.. %til @' u' ~ I'ts
r.-.nI M
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BLINKING IND FINiNCItL.

HoWrS & MACY. Bankers Ghc same as IN
incorporated bank) No. ~ Wall street. Ncw Yo.k.
-Four per cent. iuttres: allo ard on deposits
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The HALLIDAY an Coo,cr Ins,i,v,.

The pupils Of the Cooper Union celebrated th
national holiday last evening with app rOpTAte cy.
creises IN tho great hall Of the Institute. irof
Froblsher read SELECTIONS from Washington's lare-
wells address, and several OF he pupils of the Union
delivered orations Dodwortns Band suppl oil the
music.
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Jn.n - ENp rtprHmi l. bath prIiiaI We
ant cutujlyr in all Luustonra. .'. E-lrcn .e. So Il
@ sta0d'rl comedy for an Coi- and ,ord. ma
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