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LADIES FARMuNG.-H. G.'s opinion as to
the best mode of raising Dolly Vardens !:
"Plant two rows of bobinette, hemstitched,
and inserted with double-seeded ruffles of
cade tape, with quilted gusset at each end
Then lay of half an acre in blue organdy,
with double-ruffled bias cuttings running
transversely across the field, with the whole
lined with point-applique futed ticking, and
with proper care and no chinch bugs the crop
will be splendid one."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
Providence NJ Z. CHURCH CONFERENCE.

rFPoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlBUSBl
PROVIDENCE, II. l., March 20-The Confer
ence assembled this morning. Bishop Ames presiding
The Rev NJ. j. Talbot elected secretary ana the
Revs Geo. L. Westgate, A. A. Wright, and W. Ella, and
E. L. HYDE, assistants. The Quarterly Conference OF
Chestnust NJ E. Church having voted unanimously to
deprve lease Fillmore local elder In the NJ E. Church.
of his ministerial Office and credentials on complaint OF
being found unacceptable in his ministerial Office, AFTER
due trial." he having appealed to the Annual confer
ference The case referred to Special Committee OF
fifteen The following ministers, having trVcled
one year. examined, passed, ana continued: Inc
Reys. A. r. Palmer Beae, Heath. Price, House, Cauy
and Evans The following deacOns were continued, nav
ing Travelled three years The Reys j. AdanlS Hydc,
Carroll bearing stoGdard, and Gowan. The following
erc elected elders The RCvs A. W. Mills A W. Kings
lev q. l.. Fuller. Supernumerary: lac keVs W; H.
Richards c. Banning, f. A. Crafts. W. o. Cady, H. L.
Ramsdel W. +. Harrington. Coggeswell. and kingsley;
the Rev. j. Livesey was returned effective; oupepan
nuated: Messrs. Robins, Hnckley Morse, Pierce ben
ton sanford, EmeTson Carter pheiPs' A4K, y: csuy
tie Rev. L. Cady.
On Thursday morning, Conference reassenbleed d;
Representations Of effective elders were continued ran
River Norwich, NewBedfOrd and Providence Districts
were represented and the character OF all tie preachers
examined. The Rev. W. T. Harlow, IN representing the
New Bedford district referred TO peculiar financial en-
barrassments to the church growing out OF inc strange
rendering OF the treaty with England concerning the
Fishery question, in which so many or the DepDers OF
the NJ E. Church were interested, and also from the
serious loss to NewBedford by the destruction OF inc
whaling feet on the Pacific A new charge mas peen
formed ON the island Of Marthas Vineyard, including
the camp ground TO be called Vineyard Grove ana the
Rev Lvesey had serving as preacher in charge.
The following admitted into illl connection, A1ler
an impressive address by the Bishop The Revs. u IL.
Fernald s. o. Benton, ID. j Griffin, H. e. BaDcocx o j.
Paterson Geo Reed o. Ihayer NJ. T T pa u o.
Patton made partial report ON education inc heV.
Or. Upham presented resolution, requesting tne
appointment Of committee OF eight TO meet ike com
iitee from the NewEngland Conference, TO consider
The subject Of the boundaries OF these two Conferences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following are the stations of the vessels
Of the IT, 8. Navy in commission, according to the
latest reports:
NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET.-Worceser, flag ship, Terror
Havana; Nantasket, SantO Damngo coast; Snawinut,
Orinoco River South America; Nipsc. Kansas Havana
Pawnee, store and hospital ship, Key West canaan
dag,Ia NewYork, under orders for Key West; wyoming
Hampton Roads about to sail for Key West. - .
SOUTH ATLANTIC FLEET-Lancaster hagship Monte
video TiconderOga, Rio dc Janicro; Wasp La Pate
River.
PACIFIC FLEEr.-California. flagship. cruising, ex-
pected at Valparaiso Saranac san Francisco Mohcan
on the way Panama 70 san Franclsco; b. Mary a.
expected at Talcahmano Chill; Pensacola, Panama (;
Narragansett, South sea Islands Osspee, Resaca on
ward Caao. - r,,
EUROPEAN FLEET-Wabash, Shenandoah, Brooklyn,
Plymouth, Juniata Wachuset. villa Franco, under or
dcrs 10 sail England Congress, the way TO Lisbon
AsnTIc FLEET.-Colorado, Hong Kong; Alaska, Japan
Coast; Bencia Manila PHILIPPINE Islands; Ashuelot,
Monocacy, Shanghai Palos, Tien-Tsin; Idaho. foko-
hama saco, Hong Kong Frolc, Visiting Navy-fards,
special service Michigan Lakes
FITTNG-OUT-UNAssiGNED.- Powhatan, Canonlcns'
Philadelphia ordered 10 New York roquos, New,YorS
ordered to Asiatc Fleet. via 6uez Canal Constellation
Guernsey ship, Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
CIVIL NOTES.

Henry Kuttner recovered from John II. kir-
by, Yesterday in the Supreme Court $3.50 damages for
the breaking OF his leg through the careessness OF de-
PENDANTS employees in removing barrel IRON Truck
a suit for divorce was begun yesterday IN
the Court OF Common Pleas by Rosetta Mckay, who
charges her husband, p Mckay with iltrcatment and
abandonment, while he ia alleges that his wlie Is
common drunkard. Reference ordered.
John L. Cole of the Grand Opera House has
begun an action against Lewis Baker to recover $4,000
when James Fisk retired from the Grand Opera House
management the plaintiff obtained lease of It, and took
the iendaDt partnership, advancing him $1,000 on
his represenatiOn he owned $4,000 worth ot real
estate in California. An order of arrest having been
granted for Baker motion was made yesterday before
Judge CardOzo 10 yacate il. Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. MYERS Rep, PENN presented the memo
rial of National Board of Trade asking for such mod
ications of the direct importation law Of 1870 will
simplify the entries required at the port Of arrivals and
allow wines and distilled spirits The advantages conferred
by said act.
Mr. MCCRARY Cep. Iowa., from the Committee on
Elections reported resolution 10 pay 10 Mr. Cessna OF
Pennsylyania the unsuccessful contestant for the seat
OF Mr. b. f. Myers. $3.50 bis actual reasonable, and
necessary expenses. He stated that the Committee had
required teZed accounts under oath from all contest
ants and that this 81 500 less than the account
presented Tho amount paid 10 the unsuccessful con
testants at the last Congress was sl3OO The resolution
was adopted.
The House then proceeded TO the call OF Committees
for reports of private character. Under the call II
large number OF private bills reported and passed
The remainder OF the day was given to the business or
the District OF Columbia. The session tomorrow Is to
Ina for debate only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEW -YOH

FORT OF NEW -YORK. ............... ......MARcH -
CLEARED.
s,eamspip Do,i'n tD , E,rn y Nm,r,y FerGsSC "a
Steamship Anthracite Green. PHILADELPHIA. W. Kirkpatrick
Steamship Beyerv Pierce Philiicphla
Steamship Bristol Wallace. Philadelphia
Steamship NJ. Massey Smith. Philadelphia. -
Ship Bindston (3r.l, Hunter. glasgow BOYD nneken
Bars Emma uEL), Borsour Rotterdam, sloeovch Co.
Bark Iva DBL Litscn Maraeabo, Maitland phsips Go.
Barb r. r. Wilton, Carver. Matanras, Carver Barnes
Brig Velocity (Rr) Pons, Ciehfuegos, Laass Co..
Schf Everne, Prerie. Barbados, D, rrowbLdgs Co.
Sehr G NJ Ne,ins rutland Mobile 4. D. fIurlbu Co.
Schr Gen Torber shepard Norfolk, Va g. L. Staples
sloopL j. Blauyelt MeRobert' New'iiaVen
Steamship Charleston. Berry Charleston With mi'e and ra TO
Ieury a. Morgan Co.
folk rndse. and to washington a Co -
Steamship Volunteer Howes Philadelphia with mde to LohlAd
Ship imyeraor Alexander H. u Helman Hamburg Jan with
snip Reu, a. o. Rasson. Bremen IS DAYS with mlss.
Dg snaaea i Darmouh Veae lilo Janero jan s. With rose
Bog Edward (of st. Kt,s) LANCE st. Kits d.y, with alt
Brg Sportsman (o Boon Morton Maians days via Delaware
schr Amos Edwards. somers ndano 10 DAYS with hides cotton &c
Elizabeth DE Hart cf Geogeown Me Low, savAniA II days,
schr Lena Hunter Of Bdseon N ~ some Indano. IT days
schr MAMA Los of East Mnchs Talbot Min River J Is DAYS
sehr Thos G. smith, Rankin Wilmington n Co. 70 days with naval
sehi Gso Tulsne Vaughan ST. Mars Ga, u day. with lumber
Rsng Sun Of BosIos Jones' sauA River Ga 10 days Win
seLr Carrie Webb Brewster Georgetown c. with naval stores
sehr J. j. Ferris 81 John, iok River Va with railroad ue
sehr July Poarth. Cobb, RlIibeihpo for Portsmouth
sclr Potomac. Carver kaabeihpOh for NewhuUpot 49,
tsdlys paper, vS an error
wlND-ssndosp. light. W. rouiy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dosos A,rch eArrci steamship Afe. rom PhlAdoohi 'ehf
ueDe from Tsss4ao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
THE COURTS.

THE STOKES CAsE-A HUGE BILL OF EXCEP-
TONS
The counsel in the Stokes case. together
with Dstrict-Attorney Garyin. assembled yesterday
morning before Judge Cardozo In the Court OF oyer
and Tcrmner in consequence of the expiration OF the
% DAYS accorded to Edward g. Stokes TO present Dill OF
exceptions to the ruling of Judge Cardozo on tho sth
plea. which sets forth that the Grand Jury was I'M
properly impanneled and drawn. MI. Gerry presented
and stated that he now deposited it with the District
Attorney. -, .,.. .,,,o 20 nv
anime the document Dir. Gerry also asked !Or timc 70
seal EXCEPTIONS Judge Card0zo said there was no heeu
OF that. ., AT. .,or 4, NJ on
Ex-Judse Garvin-I suppose, them this stay Is at an
end ,...ooraiu ra
Sir. Gerry and John McKeon simultaneously re-
spOnded, by no means" IT,, .A mil,
EN-Judge Garvin-Suppose you were 10 DIinR 'ho prs
oner into Court and arraign him to-day. q. -
Mr.. GerryIf you attempt TO try tho case tnaC WY,
Won will find yourself beset with fatal exceptions from
the outset. 80 -, ,oo,. .o,5
Judge Cardozo intimated that enough had been sald'
and adjourned the court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
A CVpIOTS WILL CASE.

McNeal Seymour, who formerly kept the
Atlantic Hotel IN this city, died in ISL leaving ABOUT
$1,000 worth of property Among the persons named IN
his will as devisees Is "McNeal Seymour Anderson"
Two persons bearing this name, one residing III new
York CITY and at Mount Motifs. claimed 10 De
referred TO. just after tins nane the words Mount
Morris" are interlined IN handwriting maternity
different from that in the body OF the WILL 1t Ii claimed
by Mr. Anderson OF NewYOrk. who Is without contest
dcysee In another part OF the will that this interea
tion was made after the death OF the testator,
and he filed, yesterday, petition In inc
surrogate's Court to have these words expunged
from fhe will An affidavit was presented from Mayor
Hall who drafted tho VIII, stating that the words arc
not in handwriting aud that they were not there Nv
the time he delivered the will into the hands OF Mr.
seymour Mr.. Miner who Probate Clerk IN the
srrogge's Office in 1852. testified that persons were
allowed wills offered Tor probate pelofe tey
were recorded. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

TRIBUNE prove to the contrary And now az tns lh.o
date, after eleven years have passed away horepy
posc and agree make good 10 the last dolir every
penny which either tho Government or the merchanls vi
New York lost during the brief space OF TINE curing
wmcn Lambert, Bowen Co. were employed III 'io "en
eral Order business. ~, r.,,,,,
has employed In this case has evidently hot uone is
whole dntv THE TRIBUNE mast give him better tTalh
ing before he will answer for " hrs class hcWsppSr
/ viii mlp Lin finish up the job no mas AtIempcIi "
pcrform Mrssrs. Lambert and Bowen uuiins
the short time they employed in this buslnesns
received both them. at che rate OF less thn
per yeal-an amount less possibly than Is PAID 10 any
of IuE TRB NE reporters. They doubtless, hoW eNhSi
got a tey were entitled TO under their partner SUP
,rccment but the small that tley vans
boih obliged to look in other directions IoL NV tho
10 support them. Thero was tine o Mho" fairly
General Order business honesty, n"I Pvt ~
trans ctod when the Collector OF the Io ,iS,oc
New.York could point with prAde anu ,iomed
ZION TO the mcn engaged in IL; and tho Van
peiod nirm, was part OF IT, Now MI hM.U,s I Re.
tgonrnt The Indcpendcnf had held up INC Wos i 20
nnbcan peculator in crtcisng the dono,nl cP h GOD
senator lrumbul win you now @ e. riot out the
rSht man ana lot the public see MIN very p [uSr
| lully, , -. ~. Atarch o. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MARCH p.

EATCRDAY. MARCH u
Mail, for Europe via Liverpool steamship City OF Paris.
eo-e at Ii OJ . III Supplementary Mail Pier No. Is, ~ L., Is
closed at Loo IN. 81, -,
deposited Supplementary must prepaid
double poetage.i
A Prass an Closed Mail Is sent b. this line
Mail, for the Bremen steamship America,
eose az Hoo A. m German mail by this line.
Mails for and Hayre steamship Vile de Paris will
close II q. =,
Mails or Havana and the Indies and Mexico via Ssa and
Vera Cruz per steamship City Of Mexico close at pm.
Mails Thomas the Argentine Republic Brazil se per steam
ship North America, close at y.
Mails the German States Chrsn,snd and Stetn per steam
Humboldt, close at II m.
SUNDAY. MARCH o.
All Mails close at II O'Clock Ios0hce open from
m. to a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Charles f. Burdel and Anton M0ller, hardware
and znko Husa broker held YESTERDAY in $1,000
conspng 10 deaud the Government out OF
duties on a quantity OF hardware imported BY them
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
ponng rn OF No. 100 CGst for having robbed
81 chain yaue l2O James Mu
lane stealing barrel Of S2i from the store Of Edward
Rodgers
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
Uscket yeseray Phip Wiki charged with killing Rudolph '"
cer by s.abb him with carving knife at No. All Tenhave last
State Prison for life.
In the Kings County Court of Sessions. yesterday
Thons Morgan tried Of having shot aud wounded
George Bonahau in the saloon No. IS CouIst last Fchusr The
Jury verdict OF Not guilty By OF insanity and the
prisoner ss.nt to the Lulatc Asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE

of"THR DAILY NEWS" pabushe la. ger hes bad T'rsornsy
sale selve editions having been already lsG suborei v
OF the criticisms contemporaries Bngat snd elsewhere:
MORNING posi-
The whoe core londenoe forms series Of graphic pcsaa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
MORNING POST.

"Mos completely The truth the Beegei Residents We" cor
robora,e by revelations contained the diary which TIE 'ano
peunei with diligence and persistent obs-rvaoa sone Z"
extracts from ultra papers very amHnng anl e'e ID oO0
ton numerous little anecdotes to brighten Up TIE neaYe ~
Of the diary as well as to engten the various pors ns
the siege These des,ory remarks aEofi bai
measre idea OF tie Of this comprehensive and sbT w'ea e
ume We have however sbsiaiue from coer eE,nnhuoa
So 10 yod re,tng the interest with which will be read ru
Of the rv re nov pnud ume and thus compe arm
tye which even in lis upeec, received WITH sTrsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
Professional Notlrfs.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
Of IN Jnnorant Speciality the Syracuse Med cal College, " T.
once 2Ss FGie:hst of Thrtave n Y City Nervous De5I'
~ and al oher SPECIAL and general diseases &c. reliably treated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
Gituotious nanico-- 0lales.

SINGLE American FARMER desires q
N SITUATION; understands farming in all OF its branches Address
for three days SMITH, go Waefst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

Mr. MORRILL, Wt.) moved to strike out the second
section of the BILL reducing the duties ten per cent on
cott0us woOens, silks iron, steel, and other metals,
earhenware and glass leather rubber. 0cloh. &C.
Mr. SHERMAN favored tho motion, and said that II
Mr. Morrill, had not anticipted him. he would have
moved on behalf OF the Committee TO strike
out tho second section, and also 20 retain
tbe duty on rice and other articles. lie argued the
question of repeating the duties tea and coffee
settled and he advised the business OF the country
TO make their arrangements accordingly. But putting
those articles the free list would strike oil over $751;,
900 600 of revenue further material reduction Of
the tariff could be made, unless 10 retain our
Internal Revenue taxes. and stop all payments on the
principal OF the National Debt
MT TRUMBULL (Rcp.. HI argued that the second
section ought ~ be retained because the articles en-
braced in it largely used by the masses, and
IN fact necessarIes OF life
Al SIS the senate. without voting the pending
ton adjourned to Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
IA CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

SIR: / regard it as but an act of justice TO
Mr. II. S. Everhart, who arrested yesterday In the
matter OF robbery OF the South Carolina Bank to say
that was mistaken in the identity. am entirely
satisfied that Mr. H. s. EyerLart IA young gentleman
social position and integrity, aud entirely innocent of
the charge and AIN glad that he promptly released
No than myself regrets the arrest and the In
justice done Mr.. Everhart In this matter.
T. Il. SAaPLE, Nashville, Tenn.
Etic- York, March %, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

MY EXPERIENCES of the WAR between
VA FRANCE and GERMANY BY ARCHIBALD PoEEss o'' ~ ~
snec,,l Coresrondent, Of Tie Day News Two Noa
MIR. PlSlSTRATUS BROWN, MP, ID aav
NI HIGHLANDS Reprinted. with additions E'a Inc '-'
Nevs" Crown Ryo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
EXAMINER

"The Of The Bedegel Resident from Pa'Sef' o.
when they appeared from time to tine n hh YAM" :,
They give lively minnie and In the main very despa0n o.
Affairs in Paris during the months Of is isolation from VIC
France Other kindred will be pubshe |hes 49, hs
complete picture but this volume i n r 70 xhs- "a
any Of the Others, and we certainly expect md
much fullueSs OF detail -. "a aTVN
The high character Of the ordinary literary os;uor oo 70
DAILY NEWS" shown the oowirg list Of works -
reprinted in the Un.ied states doln Tue bDsAsa eH0uA 81 "
have appeared in It's columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

San Francisco imported nearly 12OoO0o pounds OF tea
in 1871 direct from China and Japan 100000 pounds OF
which were sent TO New~York and are included IN 'no
NewYork imports for the year. while the remainder was
distributed points in the West At the port OF
alone 1t will seen that In the short space OF I'VE years
the importation Of Chinese and Japanese TEA mas ih
creased from g5 $50 g95 pounds to 65.6S5S6 pouhos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

As the matter STANDS the corporation OF the City
OF and the pr0peryOwner along the line OF
the proposed m en- % po Squay taxed Tor e
Ui1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

"The Diary Of the Besege Resident needs no ommenc'on ss
M Va, Motke AT Versailles pronounced extremely Interesting Al
home il disputes with the letters from Metz IN toe same osa TIE
place of honor among correspondence Of the pero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC

eco 6:i3 Moon sets e;i2
WATER DAf-a.N
Sandy Iook, $50 Cows Island. 73 Hell Gate Ferrv.- 800
WATER THIS DAY-P. N.
SANDY Hook " Cows Island 1iJ Hell Gate Ferry. S2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
THE BROADWAY WIDENING JOB.

way widening scheme was held at No AZ Pinc-st, OH
Thursday Josiah Sutherland the referee appointed by
Judge Cardozo gave notice that he would proceed to
tax the costs and expenses in the matter the items OF
which are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

Mny OF the equal descriptive execution the finest dnes
atoms Of similar character novels say, IN Cayes Fedeneh
the Great The accounts Of Siege OF Metz which the fullest par
tuary abound might call sketches aer nature Inc
ae.cripion Of the Battle Of sedan is masterpiece"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
Marraret Boulicnev has begnn suit in the

Court of Common Pleas 10 $4,000 for breach OF
promise from Henry NJ. Martin, local agent In This city
FOR HOll0Way's pills. Martin was arrested yesterday.
and gave bail Ia tl.OG) 10 answer the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
LONDON SOCIETY.

The letters from Beseged Resident always riey
and thoroughly unique in their matter In hor Style
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
VANITY FAIR

"Tere peculiar cnc favor about the remarks Of the Resident
II was lucky chance which shut up this keen oserVsa. sn
PARIS ana elected graphic account Of the aege'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
Gopartnerspip Notices.


NOTICE.--The cOpartnership heretofore eX-
istnR between tie undersigned unIer the firm Of ALEN ~
HAYS & Co, expired by Limitation on the lst inst .
Withdrawn the 6rn and transferred hs int
rest therein to HAYS who slose authorized 70 sign 10 Liquidation
Dated Eew.York. Feb ]. 1872. . JOHN ShEFAhD =,
A"'' ~ ~ ALEX. NJ. HAYS & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

Ms Engsmen the value for all purposes Of the communities
on, rubbd in THE DAILY NEWS the most critical evena
were evolving 1t out of i, tn E
s-0e 49,
sric ed peasants took their rise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

"Tbe Bedeged Resident led life which, reflected in his fsh
paees seems TO full Of interest and Of that variety
which one would fancy that life among the population Of closely
invested city be deficient"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
TEA AND COFFEE STATISTICS.

In view of the action of the Senate in
adopting the tariff amendment making tea and coffee
free the following statistics for the year ending Dec 81
1871 will be OF interests
Tn mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
Miscflllneons.

HEALTH and ECONOMY.
r. T. SMITH l. Co.'S CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT,
manufactured Atlantic Flour Mills Nos 3D. % and = Hamilton
ave- Brooklyn Y The most perfect preparation OF Wheat yet
P''uu' P PHOSPHATEs AND SITRATES
These elements required fool to properly nounh the
whole general fImiy Children oyspeptc wait OF
ge,o and kindred wib found invaluable. Pamphlets
giving scientific Of It's preparation &c. sent free TO
DEMOVAL and CHANGE OF FIRM.
III THE NICKEL PLATINGr BUSINESS
Of b. L. SMITH Co, will remove on hoNDAi |oa ihs@ Hon
NO ~ nos. i;iS AND 1875 WEST TwENTYFIFTH-sT,,
(bet sixth and Seventh-ayes.) y. Y.
The frn name Smith Co. will be changed the lot Of
April next TO
L. L. SMITH, T. r. g. r IT SMITH.
J. r. SMITH i'' '' y % =
CTAMMERING.-NO CURE NO PAY.-Drs.
- WHITE OATMAS 42 Fourhaye.: You az liberty to refer
any parties who wish information regarding your success
TIE treatment sammeg The results In the OF member OF my
own family whose have closely watched are con-
elusive the cannot refrain IRON con
graduating n6rmty embarrassing and 70 rred
has complete 10 hands THOMAS srkhbi
Pastor Of North PRESBYTERIAN Church 39 West Twenty ninth s
OTHER REFERENCES.
C. J. Hepburn, Supt Of OIL Creek T. K
Oscar T. Keper a. Duanest
George d. Ferns, lJ7 West Twelnhst
James Hesce Blooming Grove. Orange Co, NJ
hr. Elizabeth Beckwith. waterbury Conn.,
Thomas Chegivilden Dover, NewJersey.
Deputy Collector Murray. Custom house.
Nephew Of Publisher OF SewYork sun snd 20 others
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