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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

ing the most Of the smallpox four out OF five OF all tho
miscellaneous rest die OF scant unfit food, OF cold
exposure-Of the SIEGE in fine. The NUMBER OF weekly
deaths now is four times greater than the mortality
bill of the corresponding week OF last year, and twice
greater than the total OF the victims OF the Reign OF
Terror"-wh1ch ruled for "A months. Now note There
are OF course among the 100000 in here purely self
ish folks tmorous alive folks oi voters qudnd
meme the surviving froth and lees of Napoeonissa guam
tlm of phiIosophc indderents few thOughtfuy sin
cere convinced that resistance is idle and the game Is
up-and yet he liberty Of the press and speech beng
absolute) no speaking man or newspaper daring 10
afirOnt public Indignation avOwed organ oil the
capitulGrdS. Pity that Trochu and the Governments
could not be operated for proclamatons and nave en-
cut ont. The one posted by Government tins mornlhb
seems to assume or IMPLY First that the people need 10
have their courage stimulated and sustained by Govern
eDt ION the contrary quite the reverseI secondly 10
promise by implication, that the sOrfe of to-day II 10
effect the famous tr0e The fact is that here ana nov"
as with us in civil war; the people have peeii anu ~
ahead of the Government Where the analogy fas is III
the ncapacitv from over selfcOndence or from want Vi
confidence in the people, of the Government ana locnu
IN ne driven nv since they can't lead, public opinion
Lincoln doubted himself and something GouDIeu per
hans of the cause but he modest enough not 10
donbt when he was kicked behind that he was wisely
kicked and had best get Well, then there is TINS
good: if this Paris people, whom rulns man WIN 'no
cleeseparngs Of daring genius NapOleonesque or Dan
tOnes0ue could control and mold into an nVluclDe gh
ing force are finally saved they will have saved them
selves. not have been saved by the disastrous prov
dental man.
The official returns of victims up yesterday morning
Names street and house number being given abso-
Iutely Trustworthy and nearly complete. They do not
include slightly wounded, some quickly dead OF
wounds received. With these qualifications, you may
depend upon the following table:
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THE CUSTON-HOUSE.
NEW REGULATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PER-
MITS-THE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF THE
BATTERY BY THE GOVERNMENT.

NEW REGULATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PER-
MTTS-THE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF THE
BATTERY BY THE GOVERNMENT.
Collector Murphy proposes, it is stated, to
isse an order providing that after April permits
shall be given for the landing OF goods from vessels at
night Also thar ~ hours must eapse after the due entry
of vessel before merchandise will be permitted
be landed under general order The time has been eX
tended to the LIST OF April because the enforcement of the
first order will seriously interfere with the dscharging Of
many steamships at this OF the year and the
tension will give the agents opportunity to put
on additional vessels II they desire 10 do According
TO the present system goods landed and sent 10 the
general order warehouse almost Immediately after ar
rival the proposed is carried out, the i'm
porter will have day TO procure the permits and the
following day tO get his goods direct from the steamer
thus avoiding the expense and trouble which the present
arrangement entails. While, however the arrange
Ipents will be OF considerable advantage to the mer-
chants IL will cause the steamship companies great
deal OF expense their vessels must In consequence
main longer I'm port An admitted evil OF the system Of
night permits the facility afforded for derauding the
The Government is considering the suggestion Of pur-
chasing the Battery from the city and erecting thereon
Custom House. bonded stores, and warehouse for un-
claimed goods The general order business would then
be completely under the control OF the Government and
tho present facilities for defraudng the could
exist.
The following statistics show the business at the
Custom House for January Amount OF duties received
by tho Collector upon import sales s59i9ss So Increase
the preceding MONTH s9i7 o. Number OF entries
OF merchandise for immediate consumption, 7726; for
warehousing 1855. Number OF warehouse Withdrawals
02ss amount ~ duties received such Withdrawals
S0D6,0u ~; increase over the preceding monlh,
SJ66T7 90 During the month $40 vessels were entered
from foreign ports, and lG6 from domestic; the number
cleared for foreign ports was 2s and for domestic port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, on Sat
uray in the collision case of the schooner Ann Magee
against the British Queen Judge Woodruff reversed tho
costs.
A motion was made in the United States
District Court Saturday restrain the receivers OF
the estate the Boston, Hartford sand Erie Railroad
from making any disposition Of the funds Of the Com
pany to complete about 20 miles Of the road
In the United States District Court, on Sat
uriay the following persons were adjudcated bank
rupt: Edward b. Buckley, George W. Murfey, Francis
f. Cecil. Peter j. Ryan, Leonard Poh Theo. IL Vetten
ein Bernard T. Vetenlen, Jacob ADrahams. Joseph A
titions I'm bankruptcy filed by william NJ Morgan
and Edward G. Chamberlain.
In the City Court of Brooklyn. before Judges
Thompson and McCue, the Of Ferdinand Rehn agt
william Richardson came up on Saturday FOR argument
on appeal The suit brought 10 $4,000 dam
ages FOR accident 10 the plaintiff while riding tho
platform open on the Greenwood anu Fiithaye.
Line oct 1863 The jury, the 2lst or October Last
rendered "a verdict for plaintiff for 1880. motion for
a trial denied, and from this order the appeal
taken. Decision reserved
Surrogate Yeeder of Kings County admitted to
probate last week. the Will OF John Allen Of Brooklyn
Letters OF administration granted the estes OF
Alex Robb Ann Henning, Jos. Il. Henshaw, VIM. Shoe
rtrd, SerinO :. Seyrett, Amelia watts Catherine Me-
Laughlin jane Mcbride and Mary zane Williams, all or
ford Clara StudfOrd, Peter H. Studifon and Caroline
C. r. StudfOrd, granted 10 William v Studiiord,
the father; Of Martha Reagan and John l. Reagan, to
Dominick Reagan; OF NJ Louise Smith, 20 Oscar b.
sephine SezeF, and Michael Seller, 10 Michael oeizer
their father all Of Brooklyn.
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THE COURTS.
PAYING MONEY TO JUDGEs-AN INTERESTING
CONYERSATION.

tONfERSATIDN.
In the case Of Edward Lawrence act. Abra-
ham Greonthal, order OF was granted against
the defendant, upon the affidavit Of Lawrence that
Greentha had obtained s2SOO from him On false pre
lenses. Lawrence, who Is emigrant was put in Jail
upon a "trumpcdup" charge his arrival In this coun-
try and Greentba told him that 81 700 Of the money re-
ceyed 10 be divided among Judges Sutherland Car
dozo and Barnard 10 obtain his release. Greentha was
arrested the complaint OF Lawrence, and on motion
before Judge Barnard last Saturday vacae the order
OF arrest, the following conversation took place:
Judge Barnard-If he has paid Al 800 Supreme
Court Judges TO get Lawrence out OF jail he can prob
ably get out without further trouble Won't giys
yOu an order 20 show cause. would let him rot lal
before he should be let ont.
COunsel-On general principles that Is right
Judge BarDard-i do not mean on general principles !:
mean for going around and saying that he has given
the Supreme. Court Judges Al 800. will teach him to
keep pretty civil tongue In his head after this,
COunsel-Probaby the statements were never made.
Judge Barnard-I do not know what object Lawrence
could have in putting that In the shape Of affidavit
10 is certain that those Judges strangers 10
but am not a stranger 10 him. I have him twice
over In the brOwDsone building when was Recorder
and once In the oyer and TRIMMER.
COunsel-Iie told ire that he never made any such
statements.
Judge BarnardI have no doubt brt that between the
detective officer and GreeDbal Lawrence robbed Or
5000 Half the members OF the bar, when they ara
beaten, that they have 10 pay the clients money
TO the judges. Only yesterday the DisrictAttOrney
told that in half the that under his ojser
walton they swear that they have % pay money % hs
influence to get people out Of jail heshoud get out him
self
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
THE MARKET QUESTION:

MEETING OF THE LONG ISLAND FARMERS COM
MITTEE.
The first meeting of this Committee was at
tended at the AstOr House. Saturday, by John ODOn
nell Chairman; r. W. Pearsall, Secretary; Robert viii
lett, j. G. HendrcksOn, j. H. Lott, II. e. WyckOf, F.
Ring, jr., and j. II. Van Brunt Communications from
the Manhattan Market Company and the Brooklyn Mar
ket Company, Offering certain market privileges to
farmers, were laid on the table. The Committee then
made unsuccessful attempt TO Mayor Hall and
Controller Connolly, to learn If the City would give the
ground for a market provided the farmers erect the
building. They propose to build market large enough
TO accommodate all the cattle sent to the city, and thus
avoid the trouble and expense OF Offering them for SALE
they forced TO do, In dozen different places
II such arrangements cannot be made with this city the
farmers Will ask Brooklyn to assist Them The meeting
adjourned until tomorrow, when another effort see
the Mayor and Controller will be made.
The same Committee visited in the evening, the Eigh
teenth Ward Market, Sixtcenthst and River to
inspect the locality and determine whether il afforded
sufficient accommodation for cattle. The inspection was
satisfactory, and the establishment OF ferry from Six
feminist to brooklyn was strongly urged.
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SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.
Private letter from Tennessee REBEL

To the EditOr Of The Trfbune
SIR Enclosed / hand you check on Uncle
Samuel for two dollars S0 subscription money
for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for year. This may, per
haps seem strange to you, when tell you that am a
Southern man. clear up TO the handle, and fought you
like a man. and was wounded at the battle OF Shiloh
during our little "Onpeasantness" Iwasborn slave
bolder-tauglt that IL Divine Institution-read
prosavery unprecedented prO-5ayery churches and
INV father kept the Bible Defense Of Slavery the
comfortable In the paror, and Of course read that but
now the Divine Institution is gonethank God that IT is!
The scales have fallen from my eyes, and see that
Won are right and with you, "eyen unto the ends
of the earth" You will by referring to yonr sub
scrption-lst, that am subscriber to your valuable
na,er and that am not only subscriber but labOrer
IN me moral vineyard and expect 10 get some more
eonverts ere long; bal avn trespassng your yau
able time viii close. Yours, A. y
-. HqidelaaH co.. Tenn. Feb. 6. ISL
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Excepting La Ch0TiR, the main establishment in the
Rue Jacot, tan in another street has been sheed
believe there is none of tine numerous hospitals and
charitable asyums the Left Bank that has not been
shclcd by the Prussians II pleasant after
excursion to get ont blythe Right Bank rail as far as
ST. Cloud take one of the deghtulest Of walks thence
along the edge Of the Paris basin to the Meudon or
Clamart station and so return 10 Paris by the Left
Bank Railway. So you would have spread ont be-
fore your naked eye the panorama OF the metropolis
and with the aid of ordinary field glass, and the com
monest printed map accompanying Galisnani's or
Badeker's Guide Book you would have distinctly m fked
not only every noteworthy public bulding spiTc, dome,
and pinnacle with or without lis germane flag, hut the
very streets gardens and men therein trees walking
The Prussians have occupied these nights for the past
four months. 1t s,ptifu that Moke should not have
the brutal courage Of his mnions II should be hard
even for r. Carlyle endure this cant OF Mote'sthat
the hospital strikes were unconscious, accidental.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

John +. Murray, lawyer, charged with forging
the Register DSght bankruptcy protection paper held
Bats $1,000 bail Murray
lend Dwghrs but thStLs eAens
hOw the paper looked with tee bliak al SLED
Steven Sherlock, charged with giving a forged
bond for the release OF seized whisky has been hoorab discharged By
In deciding DO
bold of frn responsible for criminal Committed
member OF the 6nl unless there evidence 70 Aos thai
they cogniEaBt Of such acts sni sanctioned uen
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Justice
Fowler committed Hiwari Kelley yer!s Tor knocking down Frank
q COiest jersey CITY, While passing the Of
yestry andCn and rObbIng him OF wa All and wales
containing small Harris the hes The
ser sharp eha b. o1oer Kelley and the property
WI recovered.
At the TOmbs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
Adde Loet Of No. 80 Hesit yesterday, for having stolen
Charles Jacobson Of No q james Loa Diana
stealing silk dress 49, FROM Flora Anderson Of No
los john Irving Of No lOl East Twelfth conmd for
stealing 75. from the residence Of Bgtrt Jones
No 40 anast Baxter and Canal
bought pce much below It's rial value ami committed
charge receiving stolen goods Albert MAT and
Henry Nser oooi vsthman both employed BY Onenan Co..
the foot Frankns. committed Tor stealing
sugar value so belonging the hrm. Michael Hays
JqHknan. who bought the sugar a al-o committed
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CATCHING A FORG,ER.

John Whitman was visited in his shop No.
131 East Houstonst., on Friday last 0y Emil f. Dorner
who said he was in pressing need OF money, and would
give $40 If Whitman would cash fheck for sass. Tho
check presented drawn on the Park National Bank.
payable TO the bearer and signed ard nd0rsed by
Dorner Whitman said he would give Dorner the money
later in the afternoon, and In the meanwhile went TO tho
bank and presented the check He was Informed by inc
asher that Of that name had an account with
them, and advised To have DOrner arrested lie.
turnin 10 his shop Whitman obtained an officer sccen
him In back room, and when Dorner appeared gave
him into custody. The prisoner was brought before
Justice Lewith, at the Essex Market Police tOnr, yer
terday, and after examination was remanded TO the
station house.
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FIRES.

S. Mendelsohn's stock of underclothing in
the basement of No $50 Broadway damaged 1900
early yesterday; insured for 5000 by tho Liverpool.
London, aud Globe Companies Sote Bruce's stock OF
shoes was damaged 500; insured. Building damaged
S4OF Insured. Frank Bonestables dining saloon at
no Oy Ihlrdave was slightly damaged early yesterday
insured A slight fire occurred ia bedroom on the
,c'ohdhOOf O Herman SchulmAkers dance house. No. 20
james 81, early yesterday. IAgZie Moore, of the
ndhohed inmates. arrested suspicion of setting
Tue place on IRE. Morris Lessers dwelling No. 3iJ
h@dlsOAstp was damaged tjOO on Saturday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

1880 steerage passengers were landed The amount OF
duties collected from steeraRe passengers 1888 IS
from cabin passengers, s315 g.
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insured for 81 900 by the Corn Exchange Company The
building owned by Mrs Mills, was damaged *JO Insured
for a, 500 by the United states Company
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AID FOR FRANCE-44s,ooo SUBSCRIBED.

The following is full and corrected list Of
the subscriptions to the French Relief Fund mp TO last
Saturday as reported by Charles Laner Treasurer Of
the Chamber OF Commerce Committee
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DECISIONS-FEB. II.

Supreme -ChGmbGs-By Judge Barnard
extension Of Park paceMouon granted rnas
report Of Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment
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! COURT CALENDARS TINS DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CHANBEEs-BAkSAKD "opens at 10 m-Cd
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PROTECTION IN AMERICA.
VIEWS OF JOHN STUART MILL.


my DEARSR: At the last meeting of the New
Vol ber, Cnh unanmousy elected m honorary memne
81 - and acceptance OF this election
bs Cph aim. 10 strictly scientific body while NJ ne sane ume
allow. All shades Of opinion hcarng In It's discussions and believe: sl
a. Lost Truth and mutual edncatlon IL
sun ON The anniversary Of The birthday Of Humboldt few days be
t raj The pleasure AVgnon last fa IL nov Numbers
nearly one hundred members whom nearly branch OF study
and amo every Of views representa- Though quite Young
have
de not &C. been welcomed to s meetings. and
be no sought membership there 70 think
that sex be bar to admission The Corresponding Secretary
of election tO which beg 10 adj request
hat Won viii aid accepting membership remember that
Aguon expressed desire country should adopt
F ade policy this not the Of Engsnd hut for that
You expressed also willingness TO communicate The reasons
might wish aud should be gad TO
rece Te a statement Of them IN your replT.
Yours, With great respect, J. X. ii. WILCOX
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In aid OF the object, j. III. Hogan, steNedoIe VIII give
horse tackle and services OF gang OF men FOR one day,
free expense and McCrcerY Co. wll Lighter all gram
free
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Xxx WEST TWELFTH sTREET.-EXCELLEy BOARD,
III with wei furnished Rooms, on second third loor,
be had.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS

E'OQnTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT OF EDWIN FORREST
and MISS LlLLlE,
SUPPORTED BY Mr.. Barton HILL
a y kins Rernission Of Mrs Drew, Philsdeiphis>
MoNnAY FEB. y, and EVERY EVENING, except sstn.
EDWIN FORREST ef#sr
RJCHELIEU.
EDWIN FORREST
tNf - RlCHELIEU.
EDWIN FORREST
RICnELIEU. .n ..f
AaHaM EDWIN FORREST
.. = - - RICHELIEu.
PAULINE, In the LADY OF LYONS.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

a. WEST SIXTEENTH sTREET.-To LET. WITH
4 4 rot class Board. handsomely furnished Psrlor
Floor, with without private table; also Suit o Rooms On
third noor references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

TX BANK STREET NEAR BLEECkER.-A PRIVATE
- family Nil ,et - two gentlemen d nicely
nshed hooin, the irst floor with or without Board
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

% WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
OO tifth and Sixth avenues.-To let, furnished, with
Board, single and double Room, 10 gentlemen ref
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

orr PAST TIITRTEENTH sTgEET.-wlFH BOARD
ZID suitable gent, ana wife Two single gen
iemen very pleasant Room. with fire gas house trs
class location rcN5 terms moderate
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

EQ NINTH STREET, WEST or BR0ADwAY.-FUR-
JO nshod communicating Ro1ms pnIlor loor. southern
exposure Il et with first class Boarj 10 family single
gentlemen; terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

S0 IRVING Place, CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH
~ streetTwo large communicating Rooms handsomely
furnished, TO rent, with Board.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

100 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY FIRST
lou street-A gentleman and wife Cad fine large
hooms Room N nrs class house ana location Qani
lIivntcl, viii .ooi Noard.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

ITO PHYSICIANS AND OTBERs.-THE PROPRIETOR
Of handsome mineral spring property, comprising
new spacious and substantial hotel buildings furnished with
every requisite extensive grounds springs several
her, celebrated for their valuable medicinal qualities,
roundings OF natural beauty and large
and Increasing summer patronage, would like arrange
with competent parties and conduct
health institution or water cure. Address S. r., No Beck
street, loom IL.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
AMUsENTENTs.

S1f THEATRE CoMIQUE.
III K THEATRE cONIQUE.
broadway, opposite st. Nicholas.
BUTLER GLAMOUR. Manasers
Down town theatre goen are pleasantly regaed every
evening by the EFf y.
T7T7-- GREAT STAR COMPANY. q
new and ORIGINAL negro sketch by J. O. Stewart,
THE KING OF THE CANNIBAL ISLANDS
Hokeepokewinkewang, King Of the Canni
p1i lbianu1. " VI DIE WA M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, his Prime
with splendid cast
THE GREAT LAuRI TROUPE OF PANToMIMIsTs.
HuGEEY DoJGHERTY, ASHCROFT AND MORTON.
Sec small bills. 100 different acts nightly.
Doors open nj 6 Curtain rises at 7a Seats secured in
advance Children half price.
NOlICE-Grand extra matinee on W Wednesday, washing
toms Birthday.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

90 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY HAND
= ~ someiy furnished Rooms 10 let with without Board
terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
BILLIARDS.

CTANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES.
- Manufactured and for sale only by the patentces.
fBELAN a cOLLtspER. 73s Broadway, New yor X,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

fOD STREET 2A WEST.-h PLEASANT HOME FOR
1D families. with Board ~ reduced prices single Rooms
splendid location block from Broadway and three hEes
" cars
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

DAs TWELFTH STREET. NEAR SECOND AVENUE
,jD,p Large Room. with BOARD, for Gentleman wife
~ two gentlemen; small Room for gentleman, ~ per
week.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Oc7 WEST TWESTYSECOED STREET, BETWEEN
~ Seyentn and kshs areBans.- TO let, with Board,
handsomely lurnshsi Rooms, second oor, 10 families
gerfiemen. References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

ArANTED--A PARTY WHO CAN COMMAND Posi-.
w ton Broadway (sround noorl exhibit and take
orders for patented article OF utility
and public buildings. also county Long
Island. The Patent for sale for of the Of the
Union. Call address Il. +. KEMP, Inventors' EY-
change "a, Broadway, No o. American Agricuurst
I'm
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

LEI WEST TWEN1Y-FoURTn STREET.-AN ELE-
gSny furnished suit of Rooms 10 le with without
Board 10 gentleman and wife single gentleman terms
moderate.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

DARTNfR WANTED-WITH 5000 TO $1,000, FOR
L. half o. elegant Dining House down town. established,
and VIII make S2oOu per month Address g. G., Herald
Office, for two days
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
BoARDERs WANTED.

BLOCK From BROADWAY, THOMAS RnsrAu-
rant ~ West Fourth street european plAnl Rooms
e WITH or without Board Elegant dining rooms for pr
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
BROOKLYN BOARD.

Jn- SANDS STREET, NEAR JAY-HANDSOME RE-
~ ception Room, heated wth Board SIC; at So
family private; house hrst class and Fulton ferry
10 reduce expenses. sEa
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

IL literary and debating society ea rn particulars by
calling Oh CHARLES WELLINGTON, 171 Bleecker street
Subject for discussion Wednesday evening, Fcb 3 "Com
pulsory Educ ttioo.n
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

s7oD STREET; WEST. NO. "A LADY AND GENTLE
xIsD three single gentleman obtain pleasan
Rooms with Board reference EXCHANGED.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

4 LIQUOR AND FEED STORE FOR SALEM.
~ qEgc southwest corner OF Fourteenth street and Eighth
avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

A HOWAgD WATCH, A CAMEL'S hair INDIA
Il shawl set OF solitaire Earrings, i've karat fne VIII
be soll 20 pay adv ancss. 59l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

u. business and OF the best locations in the city,
be bought cheap for factory given
selling. C8l and see
Z. ". Sinners, 20 Chambers street, room No. 8.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

9th STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE-
10 nues.-A suit OF second foor Rooms rent, with
Board house and accommodations class. Apply at
Everett Library, jss Sixth