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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
r,,lMANY RESTs-THE TWELFTH REGIMENT
ARMORY.

In 1869, Peter b. Sweeny and Hugh smith
cot possession for sEOOOO Of the highly desirable prop
erty bounded in part by ThiHy-third-st' Broad"'y,
and Thirty -four;hst. Here Henry ;. smith, also a
ramuany politician has established what he calls q
real estate Office and here Hugh Smith, Cunning :.
Bedford, VIM. VI. Tweed. IT., George = Fellows ana
other Tammany politicians assemble almost cally'
Since these gentlemen got possession OF the properly
they have leased the second story fronting on Broadway
and Thr youTth-s, 10 the city FOR the arnor OF t ~
Regiment, y. Co. s. y. Y How much rent thty receive
Is not known Another part Of the property Is rented ior
the armOry OF the Washington Greys. Last hlght he
oneniug OF the new armory the 18th X giment was
made the occasion OF very sociable enjoyable gather
ing Tie old Everett Rooms have been 50 reOdeled ana
improved that their most frequent visitors would harl
recognize the place where they have passed many n'.J
hours The main hall has been extended 10 leeI tie
walls have been irescOed and Otherwise Deautneu anu
new fixtures have been put In. several rooms nave
been added up stairs making six rooms handsomely Iur
nished with desks and all the appurtenAnces OF ohces
0uarters The Board OF Officers room II 6DOR apart
inrDt tastofuy and elegantly furnished, and hung WIN
portraits Last evening after promenade through te
the rooms and few popular selections - the resent
la nd, dancing VAS begun and CONTINUED uhth lAto
hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
ALBANY.

49,, cporoN WATER BUslNESS-WhAr NortS
I'm ,,'1,I NvoRTIi-RAILwAY REfOEM-IliE kb-
Crss-wORK TO BE DONE
-, Feb 17.-The topic toward when
N o.rs-.ation tends this morning Is tie vote on 'ne
I~ro,on water bill last evening Inc evidence Is W.
,helming that money was used ao'husn'D - =.
- 800 ~ this bli and also, though less iree! !"
'ne 800. a week ago TO the Committee on
s ,,o.a M that on Internal Affairs III seems 'n''
-, ,.ovsmcnt 10 have Il referred ~ the Ooi''ee Vn
,,.,al Affairs ori gnated with the memoers iiOi
yam and yestehestcr. over dozen Denio'iHso -
ICED IN cast their votes in favor OF uls -
motion for which was 10 ne hlau' -
ccratir member. Tie signal failure VI ~, 49,.
uent was related IN TIN TRIBUNE "a Na'1.,''
last Friday, when the vote was t"A'n ~ ,,-..+,,
-. 3 ponrbliears voted with the regular Iaiilul"hy
e''e' - .tsent. ard were excused from
- =. o,,rfr- Of the who supported the
,ao 20 tho Committee Cities yoed ior the piii'
.rn o,hor MI l. W Hin Of Saratoga was 10. present a.
the Rrpublicsn caucus, was uh'oq u"i"u W, Wy
.s 81 the hill and voted as ne du through ln"u' CIV
- IN tbe final vote his name appears mn. On inc
,,oord OF The 70 Republicans VINO "eIe aoScu''
-, .v.rine Tor the job OF those who voted
'o'ou ,'' onr correspondent is informed that Mr..
~ - c.nesee was away on account Of a severe at
l .s4heris and that Mr.. Tucker OF Otsego was in
,,adsnce upon = town election involving matters OF
-lto-.ble local importance. Mr. Bignan OF Toga re
,,ed credit last week for being sick hessrs. Ely OF
proon,e and KHAN Of Madison, Of the Committee on
Isties. Who were excused at their own request from
voting on the reference both voted against the bill on It's
npa passage week ago neither Democrat nor Repub-
Iean could obtain than 500 for his vote Nester-
oays work it reported among men Who are knowing
was paid for at the rate Of about $500 per man, some
Getting more and some less.
soe errors having been made in the list Of those Re
puhhcans who supported the "Pure and wholesome
water b tclegraphed last evening. The following cor
rected list is given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. ..ALBANY. Feb. II. 1871.
Bills were introduced TO encourage and pro-
tect end0WInents for public charitable, literary. and
other purposes 10 enable John J. Ireland 70 acquire te
q supply Of water POughk epsic; incorporating the
Wiidave. railroad Company for the construction and
operating II "a dye-tra,k elevated railway around pOI-
tons Of the City Of NeWYOk 20 be operated by steam or
compressed air and 20 widen Mestst. and lay out a
? yer side avenue 100 feet wide.
Bills were reported making contribution toward the
completion OF the Washington National Monument; pro-
v.ing redress for words mputiug ulClasity 90 woman;
aud providing for The Incorporation Of trades union so
CletIes o. WOTkugucn.
The following bills were passed: Amending the charter
o. the Harlem River aud POrtCle-ter Railroad Company;
amending the charter Of The Oriental Saving. Bank
NeWl York: Incorporating the Granite Lake COMPANY.
After short Executive session tIC Senate adjourned
UllIl the 9Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
TIE BUssIYG WILL cease CLOSE OF THE
EVIDENCE.

The testimony in the Bussing viii case was
concluded yesterday before Surrogate Coffin OF West
chester County The most Important evidence was that
OF John Bussihg. jr who was recalled, and testified:
went away for few days after took charge or
the place: did 40 because had too much hard work,
aud got al couPaRed Ia 1864 asked my father To give
Ine deed Of the place; with my fathers consent en-
red into negotiations with for the sale or
the homestead farm; in the mean time mrs. Ryy de,
10 he paid 5000 out OF the proceeds; told
her e was unreasonable and that abe had better walt
upth 7 got the money; she then kept picking ~ my
Cro.s-examned-I asked my father 10 give me deed
NJ the homestead ia 1894 but don't know how after
that il vas prepared when ! struck the wall was not
afraid gfmy fathers Altering LLa will Dut 1 dia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

A newspaper comes to The TRIBUNE from
Western city with this Endorsement upon the Margin
x or be damned" The alternative is fesrfnl. bnt S
Of two evils. THE TRIBUNE makes 1t rule Always "
choose the least. It declines 70 K" little story"
appropriate bere. some years ago. young man 81 sui
ture ana gOOJ taste went To hear a weDknOwn Psnu1
preach Getting disgustcd before the Ws DAN
through be left his scat and going n Dtoo toward
the door when the preacher roared out Young usnt
had you rather 20 To he'll than hear preechr Bone
what startled at first the young faced about ana.
with graceful bow responded. son the whole. parson.
Think would"
Mr.. VIM. w. Story, the sculptor, would fam
persuade MS that Judas IL ch-malg5ed man. wboss
character and motives have been entirely misunder-
stood for nigh 900 years did not design 70 bctrsy
his Master but 10 expose and overvhelm bis ensnest
Mr. story has put his theory into verse making Judas
tell his story Thus.
Tbsakas N maa" he sad. a mortal msa.
TheJ eek 20 sFts hr. vi rsts pretrns
To tafs the pablo bnbe sa1 point hm oot
AMI tacy -nal OF lfmed Eib ss0rs AL Nafa<,
Strous In Ne - he laN. n IN bin;
And Al their touch he Cod hiunssif saal szsi
Revealed before then, and their ssoos ssal drop
AMI PROSTATE AZ befsJn Am sbsll .4ore,
And rI. Behold the Do,i AID Kisg u Al"
The attention of Architects and Buildess is
Invited 20 the sdversenent OF the "SelfIBOtng 6Ash
Looks" In todsy's TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
THE CASE OF FATHER FARRELL.

The removal or retention of Father Farrell
Of st. Josephs Church, who met the diapprOya Of the
Bishop on account Of his liberal views 10 stu undecided
meeting Of the parish has been held, and q petition
for mis- retention signed The parish priests OF the city,
with tie exception Of those who participated IN the
Council which voted for Father F4rrels removal. have
also pettioned for his retention. An answer from the
Bishop ia now an1iously looked for.
Meanwhile efforts made to close the mouths Of
those most conversant with the affair and little be
aseertained I'LL it is settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

The pay received by member Of the Legislature is in
adequate 10 his support, being only s. day. Were it
increased 10 SO day Cor the 100 days, members would
certainly be placed under less temptation sell their
votes different class Of mon is needed from many Of
the rural districts. No man. however poor ought to be
excluded from public life IL capable and honest The
pinch Of necessity has sometimes forced unwilling hands
20 take bride. and barely possible that such cases
may have occurred yesterday.
Mr. seward yesterday introduced a bin forbidding rail
road companies from charging in Winter than 25
per cent advance their Summer Transporting
freight The Hudson River Road frequently doubles and
Quadrupes the FOR carrying the products Of the
manufacturing companies along its line when the steam
boats hauled Of In the Senate Mr. Cauldwe intro
Auced bill TO compel al railroad passenger trains 10
u full stop before crossing draw bridge, as is
the rule in Connecticut.
The proposition e. repay with interest moneys
raid by drafted men for substitutes during the
war losing siren 9Th and petitions are beginning 10
come in plenteously against g. A communication from
the Adiutan General shows that in che whole STATE nm
and held 70 service, 1882 were drafted and furnished
substitutes. l65o5 were GRATED ana peld pa
Sgq furnished substitutes prior 20 draft, ana ~ Iuf
rshed representative recruits. making total Of 4o752
who might claim from SiOO 10 s5OO each under the pro
Prom this afternoon the Legislature takes
I'll tuesday the gsth. Business is in about the same
80 ~ i,.rCer-.n ~ IA year II flIs lime Tle A.
ecmby. perhaps, numbers rather more ahie men man
a. predecessor A. respects morals. there is sald 10 Doe
10 perceptble Improvement The st'4e IN which bGs-
ness Is done could NOT possibly be worse nan II u.s. IN
Vortant hills arc rushed through without any cOudera
on whatever No debate las YET taken place IN which
their regulations What little distinction has
IN this way been achieved nay be fairly
divided between LessrS. Goodrich, DednO. Prince,
Aiherqer AvOrd. Hustled, Iittlci0hn. aud sctreg-al
Republicans. OF the Democrats, Messr-. Ntchtinaun,
Nan Stcc1burgh and Buck have shown some ability tO
give "a reason for their yOte--1 qualification OF LITTLE
value legislator who is constantly compelled 20 vote
scaiust both hi conscience and his better judgment
Mcssr Jacobs and Carey ,aId 10 Dee good dcliyr~
but have yet shown no evidences Of It, OF Mr. Fields,
he icss sid the better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
ENDOWMENTs TO COLLEGES FOR WOMEN.
% me EditOr OF The iribune.

10 me RAZOR OF INC "
SIR: You advise old ladies who design to
give money Colleges to be to make regular ties
lament and last will before they leave But you should
alan advise them where bestow their mOney-reDen-
bering that money is power Not to Colleges for men,
rather those for women, whO having learned the
alphabet beginning to a higher education. for
which adequate provision is yet made. DO this and
you will have the thanks Of many, and among others,
Of your sUBscRIBLR
l.. Orange, Feb. ?, 1871.
I'VE do not reckon the mere multiplication Of en-
dowed schools for either young men or youngwOmen
an unmixed good but il is true that there are far
too few schools whereat young women can attain rs
thorough an education is open to their brothers at
scores Of Colleges or Universities. There is but
one Yassar and even it is rather step in
the right direction than an actual at
tainment of what hope for, in the way of educa-
ton for women, and shall day realize. Give
them Just as good schools there for men with
Just as wide range Of studies and just thorough
instruction; and let US make of female education
something than the thing of shTeds and patches
fragments of useful knowledge, and more fragments
OF ornament and frippery it now is-Ed ISI1aHel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

The detective force Of eight prosecuted ana com
nj, ri SOB criminal last year ana investigation ll5
Which were unfinished 40 the close OF the year liey
tr ed a 40 m les and visited 40 cities and towns
Tne D.tret-AttOruty SIS al speak highly Of the fihceiy
and activity OF the officers, who have also been very USE
mi at summer resorts. military camps. camp hietther
and wherever disturbances have occurred when Local
police could not cope with. g.,
4c advocates of Metropolitan police, ana snfh foIcr
Will undoubtedly be tried in this state ~ no very dsti
tue m l. GENERALLY believed that TINS year no great
change viii be made some perhaps in the appomtu
pgwtr which should be invested 30 Board OF commits
tioter- -uch a Commission Us lUprEiuvt.y demanded
ANA IL would secure better men, generally spekl-H DC
eide giving the Ch'f more time I0r VIZ rn' pfosecU-
lion %. Tie work Which j. given him TO perform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
Al No.ioo. Of Marriages must b. endorsed MI
name and address.


DIED
Cr,RK-it wsed r. j. Feb IS ar lingering 'es' n' 10
F5re from he residence bsr brother Matthias Cart we..soi o.
i5tSi a. ~ ard p N. returning ., ':'o and1Opm
CRAwPORD-A, Friday tao ih ga d,nss,sf
frnnkin and Henrietta .fanofa ago So y, ,s5 be- fs4.i
rom residence OF Der parents on n.t,e sse r.
GnT,gT1 I FEB H. Coec. NJ. n | Samuel Il Dopss.
FDerI a her 1T. residence ser Saet TUESDAY 2l.' N
C,rasps st Anshela stshoo on tne 'n'a
Of be 9:l5 rom oos Of CbanDer''] ENDS ana '''N '
invited.
Vnvy,Rrsor yal.g P.b q Der reid Zee 54 we. Thirty
four.h Harriet widow oil he iaIe Charles li's~ a~s ~ "
s5 yea, o. I iGacrai hereafter
GILDERsLEEyEiu BrooslyR Tlur-dal irs.s zen. .hf
bngrr Illness Thomas GnderssTe IN L eds yeT 81 No. ~ =
os rom his late residence S~ Hes Bsifori
SATURDAY, 1871 ns.. st O'Clock p m.
HlArP-Oa Friday Pb H. william II hyal Msi u Ye' ." s>'
soGos ef funeral ia Mondays TrisrSs.
LOCEE-Ou Thursday 10Th Richard Adams Locke "A 'ae lisa
FseTa serves st NsBnsh'ou L. 90 Sa'ariI
hArHEws-0a Tburs Ven TO- At his residence ia E'ss beTe"ih-
George H. hsthevs 10 ne t'ih year OF Ii' ,sr s ~, t,,
rm b. Church, N~vsutst. a'af ihna'e On ss's'' %
18Th insI, atf p M
NooyRY-Ked near SewI.mOurgs Moada, nsht ~ s ,,
r. R r. accident E!ssri Ls,r'uee Ae@nr, :, 1s., ~.
p. m Remains sil be removed 70 Mount Aubura AAsA
RASDOLPI,u rbar.isy morning Feb 6 Emms D. only iaes"r
The relatives rn Of tie FAMILY I'll net .er on H., Is
ai, Gal'' ssS S,d 80, :. WI he bed At re n-,
Cliorrh y the arrTa OF lhf vi
rou The l-to Of Neghork
.il he inferred % Pani-d. y j. Ccnetsy 's'sss -
waiting a depot convey she Nes-lorA neHs ." '"e ~
.,.s-.
sqeyFNSoy-Ia E,oota on Tharisy uorr"g S'A TO- Frsn''
/ ~. Ntrvsusnn. ,..--...t.. Cc,rys Pein.r.
A., ,r.rec' AN, Invited 10 attend he anefal ' .'t 80
IA, Duheidst NaaGsy sfefA''' ~ '''' 49,
I ts-t
sgtDuopk l. civ, On Wrne~iy sTenls leoasy -; 10
t,.tsh Nsvton ss OF D. >kiiaofr 81" eA". q" '''P
/ VI. .,,.,.t In attend M hnrrai
,.,,rr,- ChGeh corner g" - 49,, 49,
B CO I.ne. .t,,.i tSsariajl sheno"a al oef "' -
sy,og a.. n Msrr siios Of Jsn"' NH"o1 10 M 'A
} rrsro Of her lain Il ssook ID ssn-
az uonu respectfully nv TED 7" at.nl VI.
/ on John v Snoos No ~ ''a'n hs'"
p,.osI,n x D. rucs.sy 2lst lusi al : o CLOCK p H.
90 atNscuOTkN-Ou Tbsiay, Feh 10, ChsSis '.a bea''>A
a.ed "a, I'll -. .,,it,i q, afssf the funrrI
Duich thHrch, eonrf AA''''' p'' s'a
I t,.,,b-.t. Ga Satariay norning, a. IL oeocA-
Ef,d,y Of lBssnonis ha' " rAs-
n Ysrnum and daughter 81 y D. 1snAh asF-<i.
s ami THREADS Of family and Of Der sonsnA., hraN
.ri nrI.ese rtspectflh, invited 10 't o. hef pse
m N,nds, he roth oeirk ivm me V"'eisNPtss-
/ church Of lenthsi
"a .DswORT-On rbuag evening reg 10 HRiaA '" IoaRse"
! f.gguisr OF 10 a and tsrOiue A. " 'ls~"f...
/ oft kilr Respectfully sdena
Eranes Chsch, hiNerntasi brtseea ftis
S,hav,. on Monda, Peb 80 81 10 oeleek sthoa fertaer
rs rmn rs h. tsksa 20 Washington d. e. Tor aiernsD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
TIE CONNOLLY WIDENING ONCE MoRE-MR
McCLAVE AGAIN

To the EditOr OF The rrfbUHe.
SIR. Without desiring to excite further dis
epssion n reference 10 the
widening would simply state that the Dill referred 70
in vour local paragraph OF this day presented by
sreok.r ebman never passed the Senate. and conse-
oueptlv never became a law Some months after the
durn,oent of the Legislature which defeated this par
tcuar bill Christian Brand. gentleman with whom ]
an personally acquainted, conveyed 10 l',hau 3D. O"
mIsRted The lot corner OF One
md Fihave for $500, upon when are bIinIus tno
spacious mansion and Spacious 'taole' @ 49,, ,vr
Nee York. Feb. Ia 1871. JUN "NNI~''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BRUNSWICK. ME.-SLVE-
RAJ MILLS BURNED

BRUNSWICK, Feb. 17.-An extensive and dis
astrous oOnna grafton occurred here this morning Two
sawmils, two sash and blind factories, flour MILL a
wooden mill and several smaller manufactures we're
totally destroyed together with portion OF the toll
bridge which this place with Topsham Loss,
$4,000 The principal losers D. T. Colby sash and
blind factory and mill Artemus Coburn, saw mill;
e T. Wing. griat mill; James Berry, saW-inil ; r. NJ.
stone planing mill j. T. Stores, tool maker; william
slack cotton batting; VIM NJ. Written, wool caTdih% =
AID Booker Pether Given, joiners The Insurance Is
small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
THE STATE or Trade

DOMESTIC 8AREYrs
arer.r, Pei. f-Cotoa quiet At 10 DiJe r Mthazi si 80
bales, racei pts f6D bales
WtsyCr ~ Peh i7-Spn's Ttrpsftae drn al te Ronn en
sr,r.l - Crude Tnrpentne Far ard Cotton ahchaagei
Nrv-pLEsSs Feh. 17Foar caroe aId trm 'np@nne - u
Teble EEts 81 1S Cara hrn lisss
T75c White 75c frm. Brsn dgl 81 - 40 hsT 90
.5s porg drii. Mes IS Baron dab bbouhes etc cs-s
Rio I2ic; Clear lle Cgrrj Hans 10 biIn e~s
Te nialle Eeg HHHtc S1sar-sn2pV hga'' SD0s 80
MOI --c Prime gdq,c MOas.-s-sppy hghs, Prime N|s,
Tose Srtfi Prime I5IaI5l- WHISKY 3ull a. 81 o 81 ~ sS
ab.oo. s,.riag 2lI, Newton Sight; feosnt 90. iiit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

According to the annual report OF the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company just submitted to the
Iegslature the capital stock ia ssOOoOo ola mortgage
bonds tgo4OO6 mortgage bonds OF 1890 Ra3Io% nc 40.
Tor iast wear we're a. gi5l4 -. derived from the
following sources: Passengers siisli7 20 nerenan .
Hc a A. ats Ta 1he quantity OF coa carried dni'hx she
ye.r A., sst.9lJ tunA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
POLITICAL.
INDIANA.

DEBATE on THE CASE or SENATOR BUHsoN-5AN
ALi-NIGHT SESSION.
IYDfANAPoIIs, Feb 17-Thc report of the
Committee ON the case Of John W. Burson. Republican
senator from Delaware County about the right To scat
has been under discussion IN the Senate during inc enre
session to-day and tonight without adjournment The
session will probably continue all night until vote Ia
reached which the Democrats pressing and the Re
publcans resisting. Refreshments were sont TO tao
Chamber for the Senators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

-PALCOy ERA washington D G on Tus-' ss.nnt
Jan 81 bs e. Smith JEnes Campbell 81 New tors %
hmm " Fah-ner u Washington. No cara
LRyRY-BIsPHAN- Thursday. PED 10 at Tnn Ohur n ssa
IlolT J. hy the Dewitt c. BIe1y, assisted by e hs y
th-woa M Feierick H. Leyey Of Nev-f0rk 70 MIS- AAU
se ees laughter " Charles Bsphsm esq o. Mount Holly
Gr Psrl EoSl NessaLi Ouraas Of Fanee - Princs sh
LotA fsa-ss K0senhal COuns Of Ian sehi % reA -
ony dangbssr 81 Loa NOalez and King Louis Of bl'anA
NRSRROLBOa Thursy Feb I6 the residens n re
brfe, mother Rev. Dr. kHhs IA G. Palmer Mann, -
w.. Hetue youngest daughter Of Mrs n X hesfos ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

THE LOWER CALIFORNIA EMIGRATION SCHEME
NOT ABANDONED.
To ne PditOr Of The TrtbHHr.
SIR: The telegraphc report in THE TRIBt NJ
OF the 2d nst stating that the Lower California Emi
grafton scheme had been abandoned. IS malicious ie-t
natural product OF Upper California.
DIANE d. KAY. see. Inger Cal GO.
SIN IyuUrfsr1. Feb. IS, ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
TIE LAST CAsUALTY-F0UL PLAY SUSPECTED
DETAILS OF THE DISASTER.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 17.-InformatiOn has
been received here that the accident last night, near
Creenbush, was caused by the spreading Of rail, and
upon close examination by detectives IT WIS found that
the spikes had been drawn from Of the rails.
thorough investigation will be made by tho officers Of
the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
LET WOMEN HAVE THE HIGHEST EDUCATION
THEY WILL!

With all the self glOrifcatiOn of Massachu-
sett there stands the fact 10 shame bert Every Massa
ehGsetts girl whose demand for knowledge expands
beJOnO certain point IL obliged % her STATE,
Ia 10 Oss0ud Tie borders ey01 VI Hew-EnEia8d. aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

done, and ~ moicrate price. Tho entire money thu,
received win bo paid IN thOss who 40 the WORK AMI who
are dependent upon II for livelihood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

The whole amount OF income rom tn5 lOFt lhc dui
revenue from Peddiers' licenses sales OF conh.cdttd
1iolfor. &c for five wears las amounted 10 SA3l TO-
AMI tine exr,,rse q sCC3lC s.. The pecluary punish
uent imposed rty indirectly upon The HGrT tdi-
IL By the operations Tor i've years. Is esateu ~ 4O'
lowe: 1900. 20
Amount paid IN fines and costs......-. 500 20
I... ui liquors 'Y &c Za'fND w
F.fir.ite Tor attorneys tces............ 5000 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
Special Notices .

Removal
FiORRNCE SEwiNG-MACHfNK COMPANY
HAVE REMOVED To
No 30 UNI0N-SQUARk, Broadway. nesr Se'epece,s o.
Diamonds Bonsht and sold, ~
Gk0. G. ALLEN, 3l1 Broadway, und.r - SeAess hessa
Sick and Ner,ous-caa1et sleep .s.s ses s slss sr
Of the blues DR. NLOths
RODYNB al the strengthens and
ht Df1xxsis, BY mail 75e. Aedrrs
~ b. CLOCK PA.ssssesus and Chemist f'ossos. Nae
eosf-(face Nett-e-rs. suRoP. turas yAe .eet
,,asx "a TlRDAY P,b B I'll I'll thss one. On wsDsE
OAR 10 a, on fHUssDAr 81 o. .sa On Aruhbat " ll<
~ sot'A~'' $500
" hisman Jsisbes for the Threaf-rhs. esta slA
., CAsWkLL HAZARD ca ed sssS esas< ir<xs rH ss><
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