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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
DFCISIONS.-FEB. ,

Sppreme Comrt-Chdmbers. BY Judge Barfott.-
Scho.t gt sanieon Motion granted Campbell sgt otlforf-
Non dsn al with Bacon ig Gm4r Uaisrts1Bg
proved Eehmgsr agt Nehmgerh rnorintA for counsel fhs
scuy Insurance DreOrei that the action bs
tnu B. Of the Receiver &c TraoY ct al a A
msvr Mot on drned Clarkea shdmorehe
granted st1rkvclher Fal Colt
kerep 10 the Hon Hoffman take proof 70 ths special
,ren IN defendant ard 10 them with bis 0pnioo
k In the matter petition Of Tie Rector &c. Of the ChsrA Of
the Intercea,iOn in New -YOrk-0rteF granted
EtnEr . the Home los Co ~ YOrler granted DOusbsch sg
Doa,b.eOrer granted Henderson, t Hill Orter graned gray
a he sterling P los Co-Noon granted Bsneaiahl agt Rider
Crer granted Chrs-Orsr grated IDe CrA@e
AeIsnt. r. Co. Agt Cronin-Orer SrSntsl sehaef 's-
Bach-Orier granted
Common Pleds-SDeciai Term.-By Judge Low -
Cert All, place sPec. calendar ior NOR
.hoa costs SnhArt Fr.nk.-MOuon 90 open
sS,uit granted Cd payment 10 Loagbisn ast
enisI -ilboat costs, Mcknight CrObyee menorninm ior
counsel More agL Rsn-Moaon granted hsno'anidn ,i orn
sell Cole Brsan-MoiOn to open de,ant srah.ea Va
., bs,ld d Terry Receiver &e.-Orisr settled
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THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET

ESTIMATES ToE THE DEPARTMENT or rUDLGC
WORKS.
Commissioner Van Mort sent, yesterday, to
Controller Green the following estimate the amount
rae"-c1 ,vf the Department Of Public Works during
1872:
PEB. i3T2
To IL. Hon. ne Controller Of ~ or Of S,,r- York
MIR; have toe honor erot % submit etme ~ thr snc
ated Of coDfnenR that o the corporate business The
Iy 81 New TorE usually apart and properly ppetnos the
Department Of Public works. Tor the 1872
From examination Of The schedule herewith transmit Il viii BE-
perceived that Aquedac Repairs ard msnnsn Of supplies 1rn
ing and stationery for the Va0u Departments CIVIL and Ponce Courts
repairing and keprg order sod stone psVemen for meet
ing the hesvv eentI 10 lighting the (which alone
10 100 S2G01 This veri large sbSagb
les than the estimates made for the wogd
not be 90 ereeve not apparent that repairs 10 public buildings
and other essential matters absolutely make the
haate and ne other pneas veil finally economical Respect
fally submitted GEORGE NJ yAS NORr.
vi Public WOril
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FOREIGN NEWS.
cREAT RRTTAIN.


,r,oys OF THE PRESS ON LIZ r,,S i' w,sm.
pF'> ,,ys-rHE REPUTATION of 1hE was"
.cvoN TREATY PROPOSED
iN"''' LONDON Friday, Feb . 1872.
1;scussion of the Alabama claims con-
l"' y, ,,,,s more vehement as the opening OF Tar
times ',,ocbcs The English case laid before the
r'"'' hoard Of Arbitration, has not been pupusn'u'
,,nortunity has been given OF forming III esu
ana "' W. ino british demands But the case OF 'he
ma'e Zoo has now been before the public TWO VI
lst. gud an the newspapers ana other oiHS"s "
'ni' 0rr,on teen with hostile comments anu i"i''
,,r,s in regard to It, CO., ,.,,,. ,oc,b,rr ono
He A.,,,,ors. will withdraw from the Board ana
OF 70, Is~nreut will repudiate the Treaty OF WASH
mcon 800, ,,o same journal advocates this
COW ~, s,,rosts a. a precedent what he assumes to
,,i,,ton Of the Treaty Of Client by the Onited
u. IA advises England TO follow the example OF
Amer,cs. -, ,.oson IN helieve that the
- n the United States for indirect uain"seS A
49,, declared ont Of question ana .ho
pe,u n,,ked by the undivided sentiment OF inc
eoantry ,,,.,od A. Cabinet discussions
NG'n'ie -, ,o-,st n known that any action has been
IN, nv the Government ,,,,,
"a. ov-,e-s OF an indecent pctor'ol "ee"!
~ :, New-York have again been arrested anu
here Sn as thew persist in the Ofnse of selling and
circulating the paper. -.,., ..,ro rivorroo, in
,r,,er OF emigrants who sailed rom Li'e'poo ~
Ine :. January cxcees that Of December by llSo'
'r o,ooe5ipg to st rauls Church on the 2ta TO D.
In N'. che thanksgiving ceremonies fixed for that
~, Majesty will for the first time deyiate nom
az, t customary route along the strand and Fee,s5 wa
naras Cross and Temple Bar Inc rOy"i ,o''a,cnf
TO taA' y" '-'' 10 The New Blackfrars Bridge
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CONNECTICUT.
TEMPERANCE AND POLITICS

TO me Editor Of The Tr'bnne'
SIR. As Temperance man and Good
Templar ! desire 10 say that your correspondent a
Union Reformer" very much mistaken IN the use VI
the expression We the Temperance men OF the state
The faction with which is associated neither repre-
sents the Temperance OF the State nor the We
Iao not propose to reflect upon the false position IN
which be naces the Good Templars OF the state Id DIS
communication more than TO say that u has Always
been the policy OF the Order to exclude all party Po'
from the lodge room. 1t has even Deeh uecluou '''
wearing political badges in the lodge room Is Violation
., The rincinles of the Order There is vast difference
between the Anti-slayery movement ana the lenipef
,oe cause the latter being 10 opposition TO usage III
cident TO individuals NJ all parties religions anu
conditions while the former required crusade ~
established sysdei, nocv and entirely confined
moral Law ana vi ha'io"''i P''' 1885,
T ii,nd Temperance men" those who fear LOT
Inc in the ranks OF the party to which we are IN
Sb,ed for ali the legislative and political supper. We
have ever p nosItion by withdrawing the strength they
have given II and forming t S otcaI canvass
T. made up OF a single issue, and therefore we 10 ed
authorized to call upon an + The large proper
ron of e temperance feel that IN the present IN
paign their s identical Win te which thew
esksn TINT party they weaken The prosPec t o Rv
Of their own plans b a Monument Good Tempars
mi credit for most honest intentions, Du az IN Gu,
time wish II distinctly understood ns either the
H 1annlars or any considerable portion OF the Ie
nersnce men Of Connecticut The Order Is noca
piidSed IN Prohibition as State measure ~ p H
pra ~ Won please; but in no sense Is IL pleuecu al
in any way committed to It d hone P cr Success in ITSELF
wa az uIng in strength almost exclusively IIoi ,e
Republican ranks and consequently u sSp onS ex
- i'm turn 10 seek additional stIenY from
her opponents by withdrawing snppIrt bnt IN this
vaas the members of our order Will carelull SttI T
prospect OF success and east their Voes % Tar Of an
exnnson upon the charges suggested ny erniIar
fnner 10 disturb his rest, Union KeIersTi PnreIv
new NJ Ieast novel in tue opinion OF STATE DLr'i
| Greenwich, Conn, Jan 81 lS'A
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FRANCE

,,,,,,,.. DTvOVSTRA ATOMS FOR AND AGAINST
rms EMPIRE-TuE COMMERCIAL TREATIES
ASNrLLED By THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS. Friday. Feb. ?, 1872
new play by Yictorien SaIdou, ehu'ie"
.p,cas has Just been brought out al the Nauue'le,
A. ontsns some expressions IN favor OF imperialism ana
cha Ro,arartes which have caused wild scenes OF e1
cts-peut Al the theater. The agitation extends OUT
aide and last night, after the performance co"u'
ras.ed through the bouleyards shouting 90 some'
"Down with the Bonaparcs" ana o'Ae'S'
"V,ye Empire!" Al one time uIs'ui o'i'.
vas treatcned but the crowd finally dispersed without
oo,,n 70 blows To prevent THE recurrence OF danger
ous agitation President Tmcr has ordered General Lao
1pir,u 20 suspend the performance OF tue p"l' ANU
,,scesSsrg. temporarily close the thoa'er'
The Assembly to-day. by an overwhelming majority
ed be bill authorizing the Government 10 notify to
England and Belgium the termination VI the commercial
tr.s;ie. between France and those countries.
Deputy Duchdtels motion that the Assembly and Gov
e-ppn return 10 Paris was debated II. NGutran, the
Deylyeced Deputy FOR Paris, spoke eOquently IN sup
port Of the motion. He frequently interrupted
there was much confusion and in the midst of great up
r,sar tksinoou was rejected by vote OF S77 to Sls
Minister Cashier Perier threatens to resign.
The railway lsborers at Aries have struck work and
Threaten 70 stop the trains. Troops have been sent
thi.her 70 strengthen the hands Of the authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
TIE STRONGEST CANDIDATE.

W. hol;o,o n I"rgr proportion of the Repub-,
~ oters IN tins county desire TO have the N9t'''
ronventIon Illuminate strong candidate anu bsy
i, their references will be IN favor OF soihs JIM
nan Cen Grant But Grant delegates WIZ Sps
-, The state Convention from this county, Us 10
70 te vrc sent last Fall unless those Opposed
perfect an organization, and preparS "
tef The matter al the primaries. The trouble S
ha.seen that whaeyer organization we nav M
hen i'm INC hands of the Administration men. 80
nm boyever as skiully possible ano o,
bider. and their subOrdinatcs are, OF couIne,
,s Administration men, and they are, moIeo' an
Seen noiiticai workers. They have their organ -
ne dJtv and will do what they can 10 i H.,
utoctnre aeptlment In favor Of ren0mnatDn, 80
hsir main efforts will he directed 10 cOntrol w 'v
mafles II Is 9f Vital Importance 70 tas~ Hs''SAS
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ifor other Ship He1cs see Third Paoe.I
ARRrIRn

o'eansnp kneani tBrl. ABsrrss Liverpool Jan Qu,e,
'0sn oth "ith mdae AMI . WI Harst
Ste anshp Hanmona az o. Mey-r Hm.,v Ia, p .,5 u.xr~
zis wan mdse and pass. 10 Kuahart & Co
Morgan & Co. wa "''' A"' $50 -" -
Brig Sarah e. Inf w.L.ho.., H..
via Newport l8h. with uAc N'' '-"' WV ''-
schr. w. Mailer. Crowley Porsnd d,ys NTH l,nhr,
behr g. NJ Richards. Irving Baltimorr 9Th coal
kekr kdSard Slafc liino With eo,l
HISD-Saado~n ight, W.. harry.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
4 G.. heb. seansh;a
scbr beaj. Reed from EewYork -
MoSRoE Feb 2kc steamship reruy.a p.s.s q, O.,
Baltimore this Afternoon. - -
DISASTERS.
Peb 2The schr
been wrecked nea Spanish Key Abse.a.
part the Of the bdinlc D0ig boilers
coal hiss been brought Dodge
Ca VOL obOs.
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DIED.

cAsTIEoo Faasy FeS q: B 1 ~ Sara, ,. = ..."
rSs re- af aai frdT b anil are respectfully invite, s
the s.s s G e 81 = n p tSof lopa Broadway 'i F0
CLEMEYTs-Ou Thursday PeO Mrs Hhrre, Cenenti 'hs GO
He relative. and friends snt those Of her Dr. cemers:
are invited TO attend the Snera on aOni! 6 ms a. 10 oe~s
CoNGBR-Os Friday Feb MARY Elizabeth wife Of Heay ConssA
snd e1de'. daughter Of VIM Church =,
funeral from tie BeaS BsPuss Charea Monday Feb sn
!RosT-ou the inst Flushing L. L. Emm, L. Ouy srrs
child Of Isaac C. and Catherine l. Frost deceased a..
residence B,d~ny s.1Usy j. ne S Of rGs,
js%ss.p AND Ts,:.y sef.s.t il aiad'ss ss
Tss Sssy,. a.. az :IHs "a st;t;S "a o.
To%ptins-.vs Booslyn ?. sVOdnJ n'rt
-, w s Merrill sIfPIf S s,a A H. A'
relative; aa friend Of 5s Il, IS W.. . TSs1. a'i o .
day the 81 inst at II p. without farther notice.
ncPARLASIn Brooklyn on THURSDAY morning Peb AneLa Lines
wi" ss q Ess, s'h a to attend be- ,e 90 sqs
afternoon Feb O'Clock from her late re'enee. No 's
oRErLLY-Ou THURSDAY Peh lingering isess Kate eLs
daughter Of the late Jas A. REILLY - attain, n, f,o. q
s, PaircFs Csthedi aOnsy morning the 'h INST at y
4 O'Clock
PRYOR-On "wednesday morning oa inst. W. w. Of IL.
Pryor AMI eldest daughter Of Chas T. scott deceased " the '
Tie saa. q re fn K ar b syi'si to na he s's
on oSS s.afdsy' ' 81 iii inst. Al i O'clock
RfCHARDsoY-In Bostou Peb O. Zig, W. si'e o, Noes Re.
ssnsSse 81 y Hs he si Il Dr. Il Lane o.
sNTH-On ist February Ieta j. wife OF Casa 'eRS
smith and taught o the late John SuFcam
The relatives friends Of the family invited 10 seaj her 1ner
.tH D H. Saturday next, at 81 MARKS Church
THoMPsOy-At Harlem. WeinesiAy. Jan u, Mrs.. Hsaaaa
Thompson widow OF Asa l. hompscn IN the 10Th rear her
III ,t;rs and friends invited attend funeral
Chanel Of the First Church Park between Thirty and
SasQry morning al Wt 0eoe4 Tue rstaa6
gill be taken 70 Union N. j. for nteruent
TUoRyALL-on Thursday ng Feb Ben rhonaa. ~
18th rear Of hs age 3d. -.
The relatives and end. family peetaS ni 10 ,s,ese
funeral bis late residence III Chae''t On sa'aAs
uOraibg a. 10 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
REMOVING MAYOR HALL.

The Union Republican General Committee
met last night Thomas E stewart in the chair ana
adopted the resolution presented the previous evening
requesting the Common Council to take steps LOT
impeaching Mayor Hall. resolution was also auop'eo
bv the Committee requesting the Legislature TO abro-
gate the Office OF Mayor until otherwise provided by law
and devolve the duties on City authority thereto
constitutional and competent
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RELIGIOUS FANATICISM IN RUSSIA.

OUTBREAK AGAINST TIE JEWS IN IsMALlA-
SEVERAL KILLED AND TIE REST BANIsHED.
CONsrASTISoPLE, Friday, Feb 2, ls'2
A hnrbarous attack has been made on the
Jews On Ismaa town IN Russia near the Turkish iron
tier several were killed. many wounded, and all who
c,pldnen women and children-fed from the place to
save their lives The fugves have been kindly received
hy the officers Of the Porte
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THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

PAETY OF NATIVE SOLDIERS IN REFoLI-IliA
MUTINEERs ALL KILLED.
MADRID Friday, Feb. .. 1872
Disnatches have been received from the Gov
ernor iea.-.l Of the philippine Islands announcing
serious attempt at revolt. company OF 200 nstlVe
soldiers belonging TO the artillery service muthed anu
took possession Of fort. The place was subsequently
carried by assault by the regular troops ana a" 'no III
srfrr.lt. ,crre killcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
prpsONAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

! 600 Gov Baker of Indiana has appointed the Hon.
State to I'll the vacancy caused " inc
| death Of Col Eddy
81. d. Clark. prominent banker of Cincinnati,
aD 0fStevens CLARK Co mshacasEs Of saw
| nil maehinsry kc died il that city yesterday
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TIE STATE or Trade.
DOMESTIC HARKRrs

p, ' IT,, " a.. $50. A ~
ErIa 81 So TssbIe sr'Fa ga Corn .s.res o.is .ssres
s2s Choice. go Psf in hll de1ssd; Moss sls I'D
si5 s1l BreOs Shoulders 7ld5 Sides ld6iote, ks~
Sugar Hams i2;13c Lard Grm Tere 9ia0c Kes ioe
Sugar tm rfshor Dale Common 1taec Fsir 3fsic Goa
Fair FaAy Prime 0Oc hos<ss
ags and srner; Inferior Common Centrifugal, B1tse
fair t Prime 49aS0c CeGee firm onsry, eoe Psr sotS
&c Good 2i!d2c Prime Htal2ic WHISKY 9s 81 Btshsass
STERLING llsf; Hew.York Sight. discount God. lici
"hniseres ~ g. Feb Zpiu, TgrDsnnne strong at Tie kss
am ~ - 20 for Strained; 81 Pale Grade fgrpenns drs
- for lsn; ss for yellow yzn 6n st sleo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
THE PUBLIC MARKETs

deputation of marketmen, including James
7 stewart. J. V Thurston J n. Valentine, David b
Reed and Others called upon Controller Green yastef
day and presented MORALS sisucd by nearly al me
Landowners IN tho city markets, eXpre'sihS si's iVn
~ the reforms instituted by Col Deg0e. NJ 5te"att
NJ Washington Market thanked the Controller ior lie
onpointment OF the present superintendent OF Mir%tr
fIh ygns p, ,r,ied bv maTketEen ~ m elrhr'. q y
corn, and ssured him that he would nave tH hsai
oy.ar.tion of an who did business IN the mdIk'H LIE
Cpnroer thanked the delegation FOR 10 EXPRESSIONS V'
anDrOyal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
CRIMINAL COVRrs

Thomas =. Sproul charged with stealing = watch
from Elizabeth Fuller released yeslsr. Justice Posle-
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
Mason alias Rashsr committed for attempting hit alter
d. BENTON OF No West Twenty seventh January Do
Charles Marker and u. +. Marker. charged with
,mugz ng $1,000 Of hes an js~-iry.
Marshal Pursis aud locked up IN L1fios
Ill 1hey a lave beea notorious bo.llsrgotS igurs III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03

years gone pa. point to The existing state OF sOci-
ETY. tho eEisiB@ state OF things and AJAX of you and
your wit how You produce better second check
ING Chamber Than sn0W created by the House Of Lords
20 that reoollect parfecy well In my youth
having written paper headed, OF what Ia tho
House OF Lords bat must say made great mistake"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.
THE NEW ORLEANS INVESTIGATION.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHI

NEw0RLEAYS, Feb. 2.-1he Congress In
vcstiGatng Committee session hours to-day.
Several witnesses examined. whose testimony was
strong against the Governor and members OF the
Legislature, showing bribery, violence. &c
Mr. Carr one OF the wsrmoth leaders in the House.
testified that the schism in the Republican party
originated between the Governor and Lieut. Gov.
Dunn that the Federal officers afterward sided
with Dunn Carr had not remained in DE Soto
Parish, which he represented three months and
had not been there since he elected in 1870 During
the investigaton has been shown that there many
members in the Legislature who have never resided in
the parishes they pretended 70 represent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
MEXICO
CEN. roRrTNA RETREATING.

MArAMoROs, Feb Cen. Quiroga can
nonadsd Camargo last night rendering the place uh'
o Cortina telegraphed this afternoon that he would
fall back upon ReynOsa.
Tie National Guard has been called ont here, ana VIII
be armed tomorrow Gen PalaciO is usng every means
10 siren the fortncatOns and put inns city IA
state Of defense.
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OorRr CALRNpARs-ra. pAs

rx,r,, sr,rxx Dnr-RIcr CJuar-Is BASKRtPrcr.
Involuntary
.,o ,... -, v,rsse ii, 'si5 Conger AZ Parker = a.
III ZucE The AmsIcan and SD oranusey ~ 49,.
french Burr stone Go. JUS. 'hhhry ~ A'' 'i'A -
153 Clarke e. a. Quinn -, lnss Ds.A ~. s,roni
Ioo' aTnyA u A. 7e2 Robihsoh sgt sprssle o. a.
.1Si houlpu 50 Barnet agt ScheiaL
52ss shon az. Willis 80 $500. 80 sf-,us.
3Jl.. Ma az. The Bowling OrsenI ''-'' - ~
saVisgs Btns , = ,-,-,
49,. ,,.i 49, N,ek 3grt.. ~. 5'r,na ct a.
Si ALLAN FEB. The iohosns tas al
ma Cr feb Ms. ld2 JOS. lOi, = ID ~, 100, III
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EXECUTION OF A NEGRO MURDERER.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Feb 2.-Samuel White
tcolored was hanged here to-day for the murder OF
b. Fidea last Summer. Whites accomplish, n negro
named Baden had his sentence committed by Gov
scott 10 for life when under the gallo"s
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pAGgEAIEDg gtIyED

M s,5 shVAHhAH-s, steamship Leo Feb n gicet
'eo tsfry posie md Ars gattolph g)hn BsSngh T.
flsscf Mss Clara Poster M Carrie nsSsri, n s. SEth A.
sMs eco g isl r. Murphy N. DaEsoa g. Cielsad Hss H. p
eo1 r. X smart sud vfc Mrs. stale r. geEet
l. LA"rsnee and vie C. O. Arnold ssd 100 sar.xa
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AN ORPHAN AsYLIM Burned.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. "A lire occurred
to-day the Orphanage OF the Good Shepherd IN lnS
CITY damaging the building considerably. The building
had "a inmates all OF whom we're saved together with
nearly AN the furniture The orphans were provided
fr IL, pyate residences until the Home can De repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
THE NEW DOMINION.
FIRE IN QUEBEC.

OrEBEC, Feb. 2-The warerOOms of BOu-
chard sorte corner Of 81. Peter and ST. Antone-sts
aud ThOmpsOn's bookstore were burned last night
The loss il estimated at $4,000: partially insured IL
North British local companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
Mcssrs. Geo. T.. RoweI & Co.,

. Mcssrs. Geo. T.. Roweii & Co.. %. eeebr.isf ana
popular EewYork Advertising AgencI advertise
and detail for better and cheaper
they do themselves Tbs sincerely believe 10
their speeay beesa
lowest wholesale and because Of their intimate ant
relations publishers n wished
aud knowledge Of Advertising and Of rates
under directions We wOuli mO0e trouble sSr
business yoa be done least well " not better
oa do IL ourye Manufacturer Renew All Pd.sosvh
rice Current.
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THE FEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 II. III.

OFFICE OF THE CHIkF SIGNAL OfFlCEh
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 a. III.
s,mopsis for the DaSt sreHtyfoWr hours;
The barometer has continued high since
Tnrsday ugEt IN England. but Is now beginning TO
sau and rIoudv weather extends 10 Long Island The
area of snow mas slowly advanced northeastward to
New-Jersey. .,-- -, a. =. .
coast OF Maryland Northwest wind, with rising baron.
eter aud clear weather prevail IN the Gulf States west OF
Alabama north and east winds with clear weather.
from Michigan eastward 10 Maine Threatening weather
with light rain has reported from the Pacific coast
Probabilities.
The lowest barometer will probably continue moving
70 tie northeast along the New-Eugant coast, with
northeast winds the lgnt snow but clear
weather continue north and vest OF the mountains
Br.k northeast winds will probably prevail Tor snort
time Tonight the New Jersey coast; north-west wlhus
and cic1Iug weather prevail on Saturday from Pennsy
wanna 10 the @ u aud westw ri; falling barometer ana
C0ad. weather extend me Paeine Coast ctstwa
CaUtiouary signals ordered ut cape May ior To-
night.
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Ttl>s Of appropriations Rs'imstes
Aqleiuc stOs
Alielnct repairs and mantenaEee-uew work, 100
Coluyences-DepirtmentO OF Public WOrks....... 1900
Pre- coating bath. 1880
Lamps and
Printing Departments Civil sad Police COagis.. 1000
Puhic bungreOnstrseton and 5000
Legal assistance 10 the Commissioner Os Pub WORKS. $500
pu5uo inuNuR hydrants. son
Removing obs.ruc0asi IN streets aad Avenues
RcraruR wooden l5onn
Reuang and renewal Of pipes Se............. 10000
Rosl, AMI .renne. ..'..................... 5Oee0
Same for sprinking l0OOg
Saire, u Department 225gg
Seuer, and 5000
Sewers AMI cleaning
' Poiss Co cou T'1, ooo.' DYp,'.o' 5000
Street imDrOYrmenis-f)r street aud uuHbers,
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sappIes aud cleaning public O1ces 15rd
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Angels Turksh Baths Lexington 18th At GentemsS
ever all night dsy and evening Advantages gnelga
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"DIseases of the lungs benefited b. Cot Liver on
HAZARD COD LUBs on and sweet P4tsae
soon become oEd Of
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Ladies will Hnd Renne's Psin-hiIiins Magic Cd ~
20 relieve their peculiar paia,.
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