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Cor. J. L. sMrH-we previously noticed tho death O
N gentleman. The Charleston Mercury says-eol
Smith have been about seventy years Of age AZ tne
time Of his decease, and was but ne Known 70 ne pre-
sent residents of his native city he was tne son ot
seaman 81 this port, and born IN Church street his
father died In Col sitn early boyhood leaving widow
and two sons Tho family subsequently, resided n hng
street. below Tradd, where the boys grew 70 MANHOOD
COL Smith entered the army during TIE last war win
Great Britain, m n second lieutenant His FIRST commits
sion dated October 49, 1919 He rose 70 bis majority
by the ordinary seps Of graduation July 1885 and TO-
rallantry In the Mexican breyetted Colone Az
gust 20. 1s47. Col Smith has been for some time the
only officer in the Corps OF Engineers who not gra
uated Mt West Point The decease Of Col Smith elevaes
Capt J. O. Barnard TO majority, and thereby Capt a.
w Cullum becomes senior captain. The mother Of
COL smith has long been dead, and his only brother,
Thomas, died some ten years since. Amer the do
cease OF his brother the family estate fell into the
possession Of Col smith, and viii be remembered that
he manumtted the servants and sent them 20 Liberia.
Col smith was Of large heart and has often conri.
bu,ed 10 the support Of poor families In his native city
The san Antonio (exas) Ledger the death Of
Hon TIMOTHY PnIsRuRy, AZ his residence near Danvie,
Texas on the 23d u For the two first terms after the
annexation OF Texas he represented s Second district in
The Congress Of the United States when he retired from
the excitement and labor % public life Col Psbury
was M The oqih year OF his age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-22

Sylvester Groat, of South Schodacs,
in tins county is vile vlann He has abandoned his
dutul wife, his loving children, his COW, his pigs his
geese all the other ct ceeras and forhs Of home
and amade his disappearance with TALL redcheeked,
bright featured girl Of twenty-Evangeine Folmsbee.
The day that Mr. Groat and his criminal partner absconded
the pigs and the children, and the geese have been in
most uncomfortable state of excementand all South
Schodack from centre to circumference more or less
agtated An officer volunteered 10 60 in search OF the
recreant spouse and the uant mink, and traced them 70
the Merchants Hotel, in Albany, where there was album
dant evidence that they domced on Friday night and
took cup Of coffee, hot muffin and broled beefseak
each Saturday morning The trace ended at the peef
steak, and scent has since been discovered Mean
while, Mrs Groat, who is amiable woman IS said TO
suffer severely because of her deserton by him N whom
she trusted-7roy Times, Dec. 20.
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The F,,,bus,er Schooner Susan,

,uu,v,Y az LIEUT. wHITE-pETAILs OF TIE MOVE
yrSTs OF CAPTAIN MAURY AND MEN.
TFrou the New Orleans Delta, Dec. a.
nv tho bark Oregon, Captain Cornelius Soule wpch ar
rived here yesterday afternoon at half past four COCK
The schooner susan which escaped from Mobile last Tues
day night. . -, -, ooorca Z, ub,e ar
the revenue cutter Robert McCeland, who was carried
a1av on board the susan. The Lieutenant has kindly FUR
nished us with the following details
ON Monday December 8, Lieut. :. b. Caldwell and
boats crew from the McCcand, boarded the susan then
" ng in the bay OF Mobile some SIX miles ABOVE ine nee'
and demanded her papers The answer was rna, I'M
made this report TO Capt Morrison, a. the cuter who or
dsred Lieut. Caldwell to take the Susan 70 Dog River Bar
and there keep her. and ordered Lieut. Wniic 70 remain
on board until otherwise directed. -,
Captain Maury would not permit this, and Captain Nor
concluded 70 accompany me susan 70 tne hee' anu
rcmancd within one hundred yards Of each other All
night Captain Morrison having informed captain Maufy
that ii he attempted 10 20 out he would SINK nm
On tuesday mornn g, about ten o'clock both vessels
watched anchor and sailed about the bay until three
O'Clock. From three until dark INC time was paSseu ~
Tho last communication from the Susan 70 the McCleiand
was received Mt ten O'Clock Tuesday night Lieutenant
white was then informed that there was an agreement
that the vessel should anchor for the night and
hearing anchor chns supposed the susan was com
10 anchor and retired 70 the cabin ana W. nol IN.
ming ht that he heard orders mat leu MIN W peiVfe nae
the vessel was still under way
down the channel 10 Mobile Point light, and discovered
tia, she had NO, anchored at all bu BY letting out the
chains had deceived both himself and the officers Of the
rcvcnN cutter was foegy night ana oas oue vss'
was visible which supposed 10 be the revenue cutter
hut this of course was a mistake. Tho lieutenant tnen
Immediately ordered the vessel 70 come 20 anchor but be
was informed by Captain Maury that though was the
duty Of tho lieutenant 10 make the order would mol be
obeyed The vessel thon proceeded on her way unnter
rupsd Cant Maury stating that che bound TO Grey
,swu and bad Mississippi and Minnie rifles on board
There are go men board. besides the crew. Among
them besides Capt Maury there were Col Frank Ander
son Col Bruno NaizmeH Col Mcdonald, Major Ellis, Col.
pudler Capt West and Capt Dreux All the men we're
armed with revovers and there were swords and olner
IJeu,enant White was kindly treated BY the officers on
the susan and renamed board until Thursday, when
he was placed the Oregon, by when vessel pc was
brought 70 this place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-22

SECOND WARD.
som mssioner-James Watson.
Inspector-John ". De Forest.
Trustees Michael McGowan, fun term.
R.I le Fniay, to f vacancy, three years.
Henry Koppleman, in place OF isa q s Ayres-
gonmssIoner-Robert So s. Gould i'd
Inspector-Amos stokey.
@oy s K az al 1ss ny ss yss
Ssmmissioper-charies j. Doushery.
Trnstees-Edmund j. Riley, fun term.
@ @ssorss " Mass GI,asse1 = s VACANCY
mmissoner-wilian i b Eager. Jr.
TFasisesJ Cha + G S.d NSa' fun term.
s.mmissionsr-Michael Besg .A"D'
Trustees-Francs ORourke, fun term,
John Lenahan, I"
Commissioner-wIliam n. Andrews.
IrTps.r5sss M + A5nSd fo term
William L. Wood.
c.mmissioner-wiliam niue TUCKER A"''
T asasssss-xsssSam n kssr. full term
VIM. weserfeld,
csmmissiouer--James VIZ ". Far T."'
I4:ssssry aassiGf'r 1ss fun
Comm issoner--Joel W. Mason.
Inspector Edward 4. Frazer
Cornelius COeson'
Commissioner Christian HI stan: Nstassr.
Trapsteesrsamae II H. ?. Neiggs, full term
Jesse j. Davis
e.mmissoner--Rober. q G. Glover. En-
Representation Hartman.
Trustees-John NJ Reed, tall term
Robert waimssy, to FIJI vacancy. vacancy
1,
Ipspecsor-Louis witherineton:
Trustees-George q. hallock, full term.
Robert Fair, full term
Commissoner--Andfew b. Green.
nspector-Michael Corcoran.
Joseph Haggerty. . -
Inspector-John NJ. Knox
Trds.ees-lames y Oliver, fun term
Linss W. Stevens. v,v,
commissioner-wiliam X, stafford.
Inspector-willam NJ. LELAND.
Trustees-Augustus q. Boerum, fun term
James uorner,
gemmissioner-samuel Can,nell
Inspse,OraJohno g. ch gsrsSIaS ru,, term
f'''''' P piGTTTisru WARD.
commissIoner--Jannes Falrman.
Inspector7lhe Henri; 9q wsssa rsl term.
daniel + Mcfsfsn To IN vacancy.
Inspector Thomas McManus-
Trustee-~ Fraucs Stacom.
2, Michael Father.
TWENTIETH WARD.
comtni-siorer--Nelson J. Waterbury.
lnspertor-Da nlel Hogeneamp
Trtstee--John n. Morris.
Peter Lodsnick.
TWENTY FIRST WARD.
Csorn INSTRUMENTATION Davenport
lnspector-Edward N. Bloom.
Irustee-BariholOmew Is thappen.
Thompson w Decker.
TWENTY. SECOND wARr.
commissioner James Mariner.
Inspecor-Iaues Burnham. q, ~
Irus,ee-Beniamin 7. Fairchiid, dull terml
- wiilsm Holmes, TO FIJI Vacancy
We certify this 10 be correct and rave caused
sme "a ~ as,ed by the signatures OF the Chairman AMI &c
ieNAis " ~ h. 1. A. Bo0LE. Chairman.
n. T. VALENTINE, Clerk -
NTw YoRK, December Il, ISIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-22

THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY, IN THE CITY OF
New York, with their guests and friends win celebrate
tpe y. Ia anniversary anting of the Pilgrims
dinner at the Astor House this wednesday, eyenng
o'clock. Tickets may DO had AT the Astar House.
l.. Il. HUBBARD, Secretary
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DENTTsTRv ".

4 RTlYICIAb TEErH.-ss ONLY FOR BEAUTIFUL
~ and substantial Of teeth silver; with guns,
$40 elecopated with pure gold on sold plauua and ruos~
base with continuous gums, SIS warranted equal 70 any
work In new york any price single teeth ~ fee alled
and without ne least pain, for ~ cent? ~ Dr
LVTIItR dentist corner u Tenth street and sixth avenpe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-22

f,HysTNUT AND ENAMEIIED FURNITURE, OF sUPE.
~ and warranted manufacture finished in landscape
bowers tHARRiNGTONS warerooms, 36d Canal
opposite Wooster street Mandatory ~ and v Woos
ter street Established lsss
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY. &C
nTAMoHps AND JgwELy

Ths srsre stock OF rich JEwELRy, wArtNEs Ola
uONDS. BRACEl.FrS, CHAINS, LoCKEfS, &c, hetpngws
70 Louis Anrch amounting $4,000 now offered " he
nnhc Than price Those who intend
70 pyrchase preeenn fs Me holidays viii d. well 70 cal ipoa
LOUIS ANRfCH,
SIS Broad~ay,
Tvvod ,nra Alb Ami
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ENANrLLED CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE, IN
~ al eolors ard Styles wholesale and retail At prices from
SIS and upwards wAEREN WARD, T7 Canal street toid
No, 50, four doors II Broadway.
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PERsONAL..

N-OTICF TIE OLD MAN WHO TOOK THE JOB or
~ carrying the of Roosevelt and Chat
ham Streets on Saturday afternoon, Dec h viii hear of
thug q eay his advantage by calling upon Mr. Dewey al
the Aaiof House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-22

NEW IwPRovEMENT.-I. DECKERS PURE EIAs-
N nc cmhinaiion cushion, patented Nov l15o Billiard
aps every description different
prices varying from $50 " $40 accsring All
OF billiard trimmings, Ae. 4. DECKER. ~ Ann street
IJnIJARD BALLS. BAaATFLLE BALLS, AND sTF.
ID ball pool 81 patent compressed ivory, lD cent
than ivory and warranted for mobhs for sale by
WN NJ. WELLING. sole manufacturer aud inventor, 40
Rroome street
DfILfARDs-rOR SALE TIE LgASE AND FIXTURES
I'D large blizzard saloon eight tNbel, which clear
81 per from billiards alone with every
chance % Increased business by the addition Of good
The being of aud extensively
In business which ccmpes him 10 be travelling offers
whole less than easy The tables
perfect order having been refsd this month with Pbelans
patent cushions For further particulars Inquire o LOUIS c.
kOPPEL co. "a North William street
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DHErANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
PATENTED FEB 10, 1854; OCT. n 1883; DEC. O. 1857;
JAN. IL 1885, nov. rs, 1864
rnese bes now wen known 70 be be best N me wcrd
Tor At the ufscory, 81 and So Ann syee, and
a pHEtANS, TS and 7S broadway, NY
CpARP's BILLIARD TABLES AND IMPROVED
- cushions, superior to any other now In use Persons
whing hrs class billiard table, win DO web By calling
him before purchasing elsewhere New cushions put on old
tables superior manner All orders b. mail puncfuapI
attended 70. Apply al Las Fulton street, " Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-22

SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF.
No. Is Division street.
Dealers In want 81 any Of goods viii find great
gains By calling the undersigned az be dsposng Of his
stock nj greatly reduced prices CHH aOsIA importer o.
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POLITICAL.


SIXTH SENATORIAL INSTRUCT.
n ham Lent William Lambier Jr,
~ lin j. ouarsor, Gibert4 Plat, and
- barrow, Georg6Ro6s-
iof SEVENTH SENATORIAL pIsrRIcT.
OF or len, Ham lin Bapcock,
enere- Decker, William IL. Valentino, and
tons aynsend, Alexander Frear.
ihis O. /1ox,,c. ,x uc
rom e following named persons were, by the greatest
less OF votes duly elected Consaoles for the various
gem ms city, a. follows VIZ.
neg. Joseph Reid, James Sullivan,
t,,,3. Alexander Thompson, John Hurley,
80. James White, Michael Doody
y 8. Charles +. Watts, Henry Rotsger,
That the following named were by the greatest num-
wards OF this city, as follows
WARD.
Observation-Disclosures McCsy.
Inspectors Michael Sullivan.
Thomas Brennan TO fill vacancy.
Trustees-James Fitzgerald fun term.
" Patrick T. Kearney, do
- James Wood, 10 I'll vacancy, two years.
= James Burns do. do. one year.
6-Daniel Duffy, James LOTUS
John Collins Robert Stanwood,
S-Abraham Moses, William Is. Jones,
SRA q. Pterson, Conrad Ruess,
l0-Reuben @. Mills, Robert s. Beaver,
ll-Lloyd Bryant, Lo5enz oberle,
12-John Holmes, john U. Gent,
H-Daniel Saten, John lilly,
l+Thomas McGuire, Isaac Jones,
15-John Hitler William Hepburn,
l6-lhomas Mcfaggart Benjamin Carr,
E-Hugh Monahan, George A. Robbins,
1S-Hepry Bishop, William Il. Jones,
19-Hermann Rookie Nathaniel j. Groves
20-Mathew Mcconnell, George Butcher,
2l-Willam b. Miner, Augustus Johnson
2-Thomas Gushing, John +. Seigmann,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-22

THE LECTURE SEASON.
<yOOPER LECTURES.
" Professor CHARLES w. PORTER
VIII lecture AT the
COOPER INSTITUTE,
On WEDNESDAY Evening, De1mber e.
At51s O'Clock.
Sublect-'The water drink
Illustrated with
Brilliant experimental
Admission
L,EsTTvAL AND ExERcfsEs At DIR. SAVERS
church. Orchard street between Brnome and Delaney.
Wednesday evening Dec p Cor The benefit u the Sunday
school Exercises Al O'Clock precisely Chrisf-
glfs. holiday presents fancy articles &c., WIN be for
sale.
INTERESTING LECTURE. = OLIVER WENDELL
il HOLMES will leisure upon The Chief End u Man be-
fore the Young Mons Christian Una "Wednesday evening,
Dee ~ al ~ O'Clock, IN Clinton Hall This beautiful lecture
dsappont the admirers the hed
Autocret Of the breakfast table, Tickets IS
Broadway, and NJ the door
wM II. w0oDNAN. Charm Lee. Committee
CIGNoR ALBERTO MARIO WILL DELIVER AN IrAL-
- an lecture Italy 10 morrow, Mt O'Clock Y. ", at
Professor MMuen hail. "a East Twentieth of
broadway Tickets be obtained at tbs door price Is cs.
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a CHANCE FOR THOSE HAVING STOCKS OF GOODS
IA % dispose Of valuable lands and cultivated farms West
to exchange for merchandise suitable for Western
will be given good trade offers Apply at 3H broadway
room 4. g. b. HOWES CO.
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LITERATURE.

u,HK QUEEN OF TEE WEEKLIEs, TIE NEW YORK
LEDGER II now ressy for next week and for sale al
au the Offices
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LITERATURE.

TNhE QUEEN OF ThE wEEKLIES THE NEW YORK
,LfDGEh Is now ready for next week. and for ssls
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U,aF QyrsN 90 THE wEExLrFs rpK NEW YORK
a. IT, O1ocs
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LITERATURE.

1ME QUEEN OF THE wEEKLIEs. THE NEW YORK
al the onces.
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scpr oupHN OF THE wREKLrEs. THE NEW YORK
LFDoER, s now ready Coz peu week, and Tor sale ~
ell lbs aewsopsV.
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LITERATURE.

n,HE QUEEN OF THE WEEKLIEs. THE NEW YORK
LEDGER is now ready for next week, and for sale at
all the Offices
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THE QUEEN OF TIVE wrvKIIFs, THE NEW vOs
sli the news o1acea
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LITERATURE.

fNHE QUEEN OF TIE week.-Mrs., THE NRw YORK
LEDGER Is now ready for next week, and for sale at
all the Offices
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T,Hn QUEEN OF TIIF wEERLlEs THE NEW YORK
Il bhD6kh u now ready for neu week, and for sale At
AL thr news ohcte
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LITERATURE.

mAE QUEEN OF THE wEEKLIEs, THE NEW 70 aK
LEDGER. is now ready too next week. and for sale
ali the news Offices.
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THF QUEEN OF THE wFERLIEs THE NEW YORK
all The news oMces.
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n,HE QUEEN Os THE wEEKlIEs TIE NEW YORK
LEDGER is now ready or week, and for sale all
the news Offices.
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U,sE opFsN OF THE wEERLrEs. THE NEW YORK
islGtE Is now reaoy OF neNi week nd Tor sale 1t All
fbs Oihcsa
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no YOU WISH TO READ CoBB's NRw Story THEN
lI buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.

TO YOU WISH TO READ CoBgs NRw Story THEN
IL buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
DO you wish to read Emerson Benefits soriesg
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
Do you wish read Fanny Ferns sketches
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
Do you wish 10 read Mrs. SiRourney's poems
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
Do you wish for Alice Csry's verses
10 you like Thwsites' ilustratonsi
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
Do you ike witty editorials
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
DO yoV like spicy paragraphs
DO you want to read all Of Cobb's s.oriesl
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
Dc like T. s. Arthur storicsl
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
Dc you wish to laugh
10 you wish to cry
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Do VOC wish 10 he up " th the times
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you want the NEW YORK LEDGER
Then go for Il early TO the Offices
DO you want TO know what II costs
The LEDGER is sold for only four cents
HNHE QUEEN or THE WEEKLIES, THE NEW YORK
LEDGER Ia now READY for next week, and for Sal
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TaE QUEEN OF THE wEkKLIEs THE NEW YORK
LEDGER, is ready too next week, and for sale
ali the Offices.
no YOU WISH TO READ COBB'S NEW STORY THEN
H. buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
40 you wish to read Emerson Bennett's st0res9
Then buy the NEW YOSK LEDGER
Do you wish TO read Fanny Ferns sketches
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDG Err
Do wish 10 read Mrs. Sigourney's
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Do you wish for Alice usry's verses:
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you like Thwates Illustrations
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDG Err
Do you like witty editorials:
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you like spicy paragraphs
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Do you want to read al Of Cobbs storiesg
Then Guy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Do you like T. S. Arthurs stories
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Do you wish TO laugh
Then bay the NEW YORK LEDGER
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you wish to be up With the tines
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you want the NEW YORK LEDGER
Then go for 1t early to the Offices
Do you want TO know what /
The LEDGER is sold for only four cents
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no YOU WISH TO READ COBB g NEW STORY, THEN
~ buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you wish to read Emerson Bennett stories
Then BUY the NEW YORK LEDGER
% you wish 10 read Fanny Fcrna sketches
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Do wish 10 read Mrs. Sigourney's poems
Then buy the Nsw YORK LEDGER
DO you wish for Alice Cary verses -.
ID Won like Thwsites Illustrations
~ '0' Then buy The NEW YORK LEDGER.
DO you Ike witty editorials l., 49,. 49,. -
DV 'ou ''' 'P''' Then buy The NEW YORK LEDGER.
10 you want TO read al Of Cobb's stories, ,.,,,.
- 'O0 "Ae = = Then buy The NEW YORK LEDGER.
DO you wish 10 laugh
Do you wish to err
DO you wish TO be up with the tin Is
10 you the NEW YORK LEDGER
n. Then gofor z early 10 the news omees.
10 you wan 70 know what II costs!
The LEDGER . sold for only four cents
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no YOU WISH TO READ COBB'S NEW Story THEM
~ buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you Wish 10 read Emerson bennetps stories?
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO sou Wish 10 read Fanny FERNS sketches,
1teu buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you wish TO read Mrs. Sgourney's poems
Then buy the NEW YORK LED0NR
To you wish for Alice Csry's verresg
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you Ike hwai.es Illustrations.
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
Do you like witty edtorialsY -
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDaER
10 you like spicy paragraphs:
Then buy the NEW YORK LEI GER
NO you want to read all of Cobos soriesY
Then buy the rEw YORK LEDGER
10 you like 4. s. Arhur's stories:
Then bay the NEW YORK LEDdNR
To you wish to laugh
10 you wish to cry?
10 wish 20 be up with the times:
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Dc you want he NEW YOhK LEDGER?
Then 90 for & early to the Aews oaioes
Co you want 10 know what II COSTS,
The LEDGER is sold for only four cent?
NJ
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no YOU WISE TO Read COBB'S NEW STORY THEN
~ buy the NEW YORK LEDGFK
DO you wish TO read emerson Bennet's storiesi
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
d. you wish to read Fanny Ferns sketches
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
To you wish 70 read Mrs. sigourpeys poems
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
Do you WISH for Alice Csry's verses
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
DO Ese ThwRiles illustrations
Then buy The NEW YORK LEDGER.
20 you Ike witty eeitorissl
Then boy the NEW YORK LEDGER.
DO yoy ke spcy paragraphs.
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you want to read ali Of Cobb's sioresy
Then bus the NEW YORK LEDGER.
DO you Ike r s. Arthurs storiss'
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Do you wish to laugh:
DO you wish TO cry:
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
DO you wish TO be UP with the times?
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Do you want the NEW YORK LEDGER
Then 90 for il early 10 the Offices.
DO you snt to know what il cossY
The LEDG En is sold for only four
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THE QUEEN OF THE wEEgLIEs THE NEW YoRt
LEDGER Is nov ready for neat week and for sale ut al
the news Offices.
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no yoU WISH TO READ CoBBs NEW STORY THEN
i buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
i,o xo, vi 10 rta Emerson Benners stories
Nv Then buy the NEW YORK I,EOgRR.
IN, vou vfsh O read Fanny Ferns sketchea
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
10 you wish to read Mrs sigourney $ poems,
Then buy the new YORK LEDGER.
IN, vouw " for Alice Cary's
Do ~" Then buy he sew YORK LEDGER.
To ike Thwaites Illustrations
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
do sou Ike witty editorials
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
NO you te spicy paragraphs -
10 you want to read all Of Cobo,s storicr -
Then buyrbe NEW YORK LEDGER
Then buy the NEW YORK LEDGER
Then buy the NEW yoRg LEDGER
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