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"THE LAST SUPPER"

and will present n copy of it to every three dollar
subscriber for The year 1858. 1t was engraved q,
a cost of over 5000, by che late celebrated A. L.
Dick. from the orr ,inal of Raphael Morghen. after
Leonardo Da Finci. and is the largest steel plate
engraving ever executed in this country, being
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engravings.
The frs impressions Of this engraving are held
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this splendid engraving, richly worth SIS thus
getting for 50 the value Of SO,
We shall commence striking off the engraving.
Immediately, yet it can hardly be expected that
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Time is the most peradnxical of all things the
past is gone. the future is not come, and the pres
.ept bevomes the past while we attempt to define
~ asD1b .@3af1' ~
II has been estimated by the timber.getters Of
the South that a large pine, sufficient for the spars
or beams of a frs: class ship, requires from two 10
three hundred years to grow.
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Col. Wade Hampton. Of South Carolina. died
suddenly at his plantation in Mississippi on the
18th instant, as we learn by a private dispatch
from Columbia. Col. ii. has long been a popular
and influential citizen in the South, the owner of a
thousand slaves!
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The everyday cares and duties, which mon
call drudgery, are the weight and counterpolses
Of the clock of time, giving its pendulum a true
vibration, and its hand a regular motion and
when they cease to hang upon the wheels, tho
pendulum no longer swings. the hands no longer
move, The. clock stands still.
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mence receiving the Magazine by return mail
lou viii also receive with the first copy a number
craving Of "A
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Ottawa City, about l25 miles west Of Montreal
has been selected as the new seat of government of
Canada. Its present population is 1900. In
1896. where the place now stands, was a wilder
ness. zoo cgrd Irar55 $3.50. aI .Hr .s .
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$4,000 IN WORKS or ART.

In addition to the superb engraving of "TuE
LAST SUFFER-" which will be presented to eyery
three'doilar subscriber for 1853, the publisher,
have completed arrangements for the distribution
on the 18th day of December, 1858. of a series Of
splendid works of art, consisting Of one hundred
rich and rare oil Paintings, valued ut from 800 10
$1,000 each, Also, 1000 magnificent Stesl-Plato
Engravings. worth from SO to IS each. making in
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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He who fights for freedom wear
The srmor Of the oaptive's prayers.
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The Celebrated Steel Pens, No. 70S,
Manufactured by Joseph elliott, for sale whole
sale and retail, by
J. M'MILLAN.
Salem, IA, 1857.
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BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale at
tbs Office.
UNRIK4LED ITTR 4CTLlNSLL
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williamsburg City News.

sEIrEtILrfSG IN GREESroNr.-Nr Edward 1upt3n has
IN process Of construction and nearly completed, AZ tho
gard or the american Timber Bending Company, steam
canal boat Intended for the Eric Canal The frame IS
principally constructed Of bent timber ben. for the pur
poe n the mills Of tho company The timber for he
bows and stern goi UP in the usual manner She IS
90 feet long II feet beam and 6H feet hold Fer engines
are 70 be q rom twenty horse power AMI built
by J. s Btncc Of New York They the ordinary
oscang cy nders with wbceIers patent valve gearing
insttat 81 ,hc propeller shaft coming al the rudder
post a. the with ordinary propccrs the shaft
comes some four feet from IT, running in line with
the keel Of tho boat claimed that by this arrange
meni the speed attained, without interference with
tho steering par, Of the boat The boat is intended prin
,paly for htAvy freight she win be ready for aunchn
in about two weeks, and when launched will nave all he
machinery on board.
The American Timber Bending Company are engaged ia
bending the principal part OF the frame work Of soop Of
war now constructing Philadelphia. The futtocks
double the length those of natural growth AZ % add
strength Of the frame without adding to the weight
Thcy of white oak, and Is claimed viii be durable
the old style 81 framing.
Mr. Samuel Sneeden has the stocks, and nearly
rlcsed, steam canal boat intended TO- he Erie Canal,
buildng for Barstow Pope and others Che % feet
inches long, ~ feet inches beam, and sis feet hold
She n bong fitted with Btrrow's rotary engine, Quilt BY
Badger. OF New YORK.
MI sneedcn has also 90 the stocks ana viii launch on
Tuesday morning jan propeller 70 oc called The Qua
tcmala run between Panama AMI the States ~ Central
America on nc Pacific side She b t0be coDm4aded W
Captain John " pow ant = Owned by The Panama Rrl
suuctnt,ndencc q ir John rGfd. who Drew Ire plans
fr me cu8igee and Hgie the spcei6caons Tor The
scl she b ~ hpauifl model aud well constructed
thrausbaa! tic most substantial manner tnnenscns
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200 feet long, 81 fcot beim, aUl % feet mold
engines oeng nalt ny DeiAnater -. foot
Thirteenth street, NDrtn ryef. ana are 80 chrs ey
der and IS inch Hrk II similar pat
Huntsville and on'&pnrsy, ~ . savanlah 100. WIN
launched she 0ul 3 take - he factory or NJ "'ama.
ter where her engines will be pu; in, and il is expected
will be ready for sea by the LIST OF March The prope-
Ter, rudder and ruer post which OF brass being
put IN on the stocks. The cabin VIII have accommodate
lions for hundred first class passengers, and as many
more be accommodated in the Storage. She is de-
signed principally for freight. Her will be about
sl05,oG0
Mossrs. Webb Bell rapidly proceeding with their
pilot boat, the Ezra Nye and will be ready to launch her
IN a few weeks
Mr. Sneeden has nearly completed the extensive atcra
,ions for the Canada ami America, and WILL
few days, deliver them to the The alterations
made with view TO their being employed in the
Paraguayap expedition, but the contract having been
thrown up, they will be placed the Tehuantepec route
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permission TO visit the island IN company
with the naniel y Tompkin,s engine COMPANY Of

permission TO visit the island IN company
with the Daniel y. Tonpkn's engine company OF
Albany, The 30tn insta q read and approved ana
the Of $50 Ioprial the entertanm the
vsters the occasion. Nessrs Dugio, q T. Plnc -pev
and Oliver also appointed committee % receive
the Engine companies.
communication 6om Or. John Scott, Offering 10 cure
and restore any extremity Of the human body ABOUT W Dc
cut OIL was after discussion, laid opoa the ilnie
The Beard then proceeded into election for warden
Of the City Prison. when Charles Sutton was UNANIMOUSLY
elected.
Governor B. y. rNcKNEY offered the following resolr-
ton, 9hich was Adopted
Whereas, a largo sum Of moneyss nos on speca ac-
pos in the Shoe and Leather Bank-havlng been seized
by the polcethe proceeds Of policy anu lottery hekes
and tickets entitled 10 draw certain figures IN lotteries IN
other Sateg therefore be resolved mat the Counsel 10
the Board or such counsel The Committee on Outdoor
Poor may select SO directed to institute legal proceedings
Immediately to recover the amount so seized for the
benefit Of this department;
The question of providing residence for the warden
outside Of the To.rbs referred TO comm ce 10 re-
port
Governor w. J. PNcKSEY moved that resolution on
the minutes 81 May 1885, authorizing the paymen. Of 81 so
to hcbdomadal called the Iettder, DO rescnded-
He did not see wha, right the Board had pay this paper
this Of money, inasmuch as the ordinary reports
never appeared N - while the daily kept uq stan
reporters for supplying The public with the proceedings
OF the Board Ii this resolution recnded no
would have tna each Of the other papers be paid
$500 or $500.
After discussion, .hc resolution roscnded by
n unanimous vote.
The Board then adjourned.
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This Goard met On TUESDAY evening" President Purely
IN the chair
Mr. Bfrxr presented preamble and resolutions lnrea-
ton 10 ,he report made al the last meeting by the Com
mtoe on Annual Taxes also his report as chairman,
IN which urges the payment q W. Barkers bill for
81 ST. instead Of $3.50, ior election stationery After
some discussion attempted amendments the matter
was referred to The Committee ON Annual Taxes
A resolution was adopted TO pay si47 Tor ammunition
furnished ior the military stationed Staten Island during
the recent Quarant ne RIOTS also $40 IS pay Company
II, the Eleventh regiment or services rendered on that
occasion.
The committee on Annual reported IN favor Of
paying bills incurred by the keeper OF the Harlem Bridge
for The repair Oh the same, amounting TO aooat ssea
motion TO reject Part 81 the report requiring West
chester county Iay half carried, and the report 10
pay the bill was passed a. amended
Tue Comm Criminal Courts reported adversely
10 petition Of Mary 4. Sparks for 5000 for donation
IN consequence the dcath ~ her husband Policeman,
wbo was Killed IN q riot In JIy asst. IN the sixth ward.
A communication received IRON tue employees OF
the Comm IF Records 70 the elect That tey nad
been dsuha ga from employment and asking tue Dcari
authorize tue county Treasurer W pay them sS-s ",
now due them Referred.
nus METROPOLITAN roIrrE
The COMMITTEE Criminal ,0urts reported ~ iayor ~
increasing the patrol foecc % the Metropolitan poicc s
trc be pad by thc ooaniy, " zoo, ncang detailed
snpcryisor Kennedy presented an ordinance amend
the ordinance "o gulate thv Finance Department., az
proved May 81 1858 THIS docnm, NJ provides ior Bu-
rsau on County INontisur.s the chie ohe,r ~ whch,
who shall bc called tue "th,i Clerk - haze charge
~ All accounts favor II and against THIS county aud
be aided by suatrr. boohktepcr, an assistant
clerk AMI compensation of t0esr officers
n provided vr hut blanks are lett Opposite thcr
names. Tho ordinance Ass laid oyer.
III, bin Of ". Baker Isl 557 for stationery furnish.
ID for the December eieetVn, was recominliicd.
HhLf.
Mr. SmIMaS presented thc report q tire committee on
the city Han, W III the following resolution
Resolved Tha, application be male 20 the next Icgisia
ture tor modification Of the existing laws ~ relation 70
building City Hall, 20 embrace also such pro
vision OF the aw q 1857 as was made - INC second sec
ton a. the and also 10 authorize tho raising VI such
additional may DO required and ~ the manner
nj present provided by law The sum Of sl50 was APP
pooraed 70 deray the expense OF plans made by order
Of tho special committee on the new Cny Hall.
The report and resolutions were adopted
Adjourned TO Friday AZ one O'Clock r. ~
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yisrr OF AN ALBANY FIRE CONrANy-rRoCEss TO RE
COVER LOTTERY TICKET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
NEW WARDEN or THE CITY PRISON.
The Beard often Of the Amrhoosc held their
regular weekly meeting the Rounda Tuesday afternoon,
Washington smith, ESQ, President, IN the chair The
weekly return presented showed the number Of inmates
in the various institutions the 18th ultmo, 70 be
7s4e since admitted, I37e; died. discharged, sent TO
pcniientary md State prison. AIS; remaining on the
2bth u December. 7si3--bcing a decrease Of So A
SPECIAL requistcn Cor sole leather passed, and va
rey Of communications from the wsrdens Of the several
institutions read and disposed o. letter from the
Warden q Randels Island read, returning thanks
for the lborarovson Of the Board for Tic entertainment
II the children Christmas day also recording The ac-
s,owiedgmons o. the children Htbernia ylre Company
No J. Of Philadelphia, for tber kindness 10 providing
large pound cases aud ifty pounds Of candies
for NJ, q the children The asier put on he
An APPLICATION nom David Baker, foreman
OF Eog.N Company No u.s. Of this city, Ger
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POLITICAL.

OBJECTION NOTlCE.-PURsUANT TO A PnOCLAMA.
II ton Of the Governor Of this state, dated Dec. 10, 1855
and to provisions OF the laws Of this State public notice
hereby given, by the Common Council of the city of New
York, that SPECIAL election will be held the 5b day OF
January 1859 IN the Fourth Congressional district Of the state
Of New York. consisting Of the Fourth Sixth Tenth ami four
teenth wards OF the city of New York for Representative TO
fill the occasoned by the resignation Of John Kelly
such In the Thirty MN Congress Of hs United
sad election will be held in the several places dssg
neted by the Common Council 10 the several election districts
Of the souih sixth Tenth and Fourteenth wards ~ s city
said Of January 1859 The poll will be opened
sinrse aud main until sunset when viii be finally
closed be- voted for such election Repre-
sentative the Thirty dIh Congress for said Fourth Congress
district I'll the vacancy oscasioned by the resignation
of John Kelly such Representative ny order OF the Com
council. ID. T. VALENTINE, Clerk of Com. Council.
DECEMBER g. 1853.
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AT THE CLOTHING STORE or VIM Walsh NO n
N Centre street wAned-a large quantity ~ sestesnen
east o clothing fiy csnt more viii be raid -edy
cash than elsewhere for arss small os BY address,
William Walsh, 30 Centre street
AT ~ CErfRE sfREEf-waNfED. $1,000 WORTH
~. OF and left OF cphlng for the Western market
Gentlemen vii receive fiy cent than eer
posed Sslne Tor large small s by calling at the store
addressing tpos. q. CONROY, a Centre street
4 AIDES Arp GFNrLEMsSs CLOTHING WANTED
~ Prom s. 10 81 paid Or sik dresses from 81 10 o.
eeuts pants ano furniture. ewery. sc Ladies attended,
:" ~ Mrs required nnie ~ paactaaAy attended
- ~ lA Seyeu.h avrrue betseen Nineteenth and Tweu
tsl IN streets
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The Board OF Education.

The regular meeting OF tits Board held a. Inc rooms
in Grand street, the usual hour Wednesday evening"
there beng full attendance Of members.
The minutes having been read and confirmed, an
application was received from the school officers OF
the Tenth ward asking the Board for appropriation Of
s6249 for the purpose Of refurnishing the school IN
Ludlow street Agreed 70.
An appropriation Of 1916 vas also made for the repairs
Of a school in the Thirteenth ward.
Several for articles supplied 20 different schools
presented of which ordered to be paid
and one rom Harper Brothers laid on the table,
The Committee BY Laws presented report, showing
how those laws can be improved. number OF clerical
amendments were proposed ana agreed 70, among which
the wing occurred:
That there shall be regular meetings in January on toe
second ard third Wednesdays There IS only one meeting
in January al present
That members Of Local wards intending 20 resign shall
their Intention The local Boards aud to the
President OF the Board as 8 now the nra,.icc.
lengthy and desul,ory discussion took place as 20 The
uopfety q making some alterations in the grades
teachers and exempt all teachers OF grades and Of
grammar schools 70 be hereafter appointed from
the Normal school. The latter proposition WAC
The report was eventually adopted
A report received from the school officers OF he
Ninth ward, reporting that they had received estimates
dlee ndivduals Tor the erection Of new school,
house IN that ward and that the various contracts had
been awarded 70 responsible persons the whole amount
ing TO $l3 53S.
MIR GREEN was Of opinion that the present Board should
leave ali money operations to the corporation.
The Appropriation was however made by a vote Of 70
10 3.
A resolution was adopted, by considerable majority,
appropriatng the OF si SIS for The erection OF
scnoohouse Twenty seventh street, the site OF Ward
School No Ia.
The Committee on Finance presented their annua report
the expenditures OF the Board which ordered 70 lay
the table. abstract OF the report is given below
Amount received from the State. ..... $2l2 $50 b5
Amount received from the county, equal to- 2l2 $50 SIS
One twentieth OF per cent on valu,tiou Of
real and per sona property OF the cup - 260 272 81
Tax exceeding s. for each scholar 53o94S 20
------
Total 81 ,226 900 90
From MS IS 10 DC deducted the aino1nt
drawn from bank on the Isl dag OF Janus
~ 1865 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BOAST 70
Eco
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SPORTING.

DIRDs BIRDS BIRDs-JUsT RECEWED. 4 LARgh
ID assortment of German singing cansres with Nightingale
and Belgian long breed aeo iars wp anra
nness. for sale yery low by r. kEsrNEh ~ william
street
L,Ok sAiE-A vtRy UANpSowt AM wEt.L TRAIN.
ed setter dog VIII te soi Cor so ~ cheaper " not IL
abroad Apply al the Atlantic Restaurant ~ broadway
SPoRT1ss. HARRY JENNINGS nESPKssFebLY ~.
- the gentlemen Of New yors and viiny that be VAL
give grand mammoth canine exhibition A. his ious
nall n White New Years evening consisting ~
greet handicap matches match for dogs OF All breeds
and second match for black aud tan terriers only viz " XII
for every two pounds weight and prizes awsrle to
the quicke killer 10 commence ~ ~ precisely Adnssi1n
Is cents ~ BB y has alwayss quantity o. ras htni
for gentlemen % their little dpRa with the use q circular
rat ph gratis
CPORTfSG.-RRUNO PUPS, TUMBsER tPKIzE BUILD
- pups Scotch deer hound and Fslunaux Pups Alshe
choice breeds for ssle by FRANCIS BUTLER ~ Fulton
street Buffers work the dog 81 Intslsble
and flea eyermnsor, 80 cents N. d. several anu bur
glar watch dogs
SPORTING-ruR SALE, CORNER or BROADWAY
- and Forty sixth street, 0 dogs Of all breeds Cha
ienge 10 all creation the largest Newfoundland dogs and
pups the breed pointers and settlers trial. bul
terriers Stretch terriers and black and IAN terriers all good
imroet expressly for stock the largest Ebg
lish ash dog America ~ inches high weight $50 he
NIB Gardners 81 y per bottle Cure for
cure dsenper aud Tor ess Particular attention
raid 10 and rbro % diseases Of all kinds No
charge Dogs b. rded o. II week Digs sold
mission Address ~. Caruer corner broadway and Forty
sixth street
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NlSTFR Ascent OF Noun WAsHISGroS TO
SERVE Wharf.-The Coos Republican states that Deputy
sherns fiarshorn and oSrood assembled Mount Washing
the eth ins, Samuel r. Spalding, OF Lancaster,
had obtained execution against To Top and Summit
Houses, which he anxious TO levy Immediately aud
hese officers undertook the service, leaving the Glen
House at A. NJ the 9TH inst For the first mile
about foot deep, but increased 10 two and
bali and three feet they approached the ledge. After
much labor, rendered difficult BY breaking through
the Of the snow the officers accd the summit
During the the mldcr than was expected
and the shone a clear sky. on reaching the sum
nit measures were Immediately taken 10 enter the
abor Of time Unable to obtain ingrcss the doors,
hey forced their way ia through the windows which
the frost had formed foot and half in thickness The
walls and all The furniture drapcd with four
inches OF frost and the air was biting In the II
was ike tomb, and lamp was necessary ia this
cavern TO enable the party TO distinguish the surrounding
Objects A delay was dangerous IN the extreme; and
having perfected their legal duty the two prepared
turn. Upon emerging from the houses they beheid to
the southwest cloud. rapidly increasing u volume, and
rolling on towards them When 6rst II small
~ magnitude, hut u Increased IN size IN alarming
ioclv soon spreading the entire south IAsy knew
was frst cloud, aud that ~ b. caught Us ful1s
would probably be fatal, and they fastened 10 avoid w.
They had Just entered the wuoas tie base of the clgc
~hpu = came upon them. - 10y AMI Penetrating was IL
breath, that q have encountered rs bimiug freezing
on tie unprotected height would have bceu have
frgsted nth I 4 pell To cover than AZ the ledge
they ntt hUts,s and ptovlsrns waaa Mr. SpalHg had
prty lei 70 convey thcfa g. the Glen House.
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FINE Arts.
IT r. DIKsELDORrr 4 co,

IL r. DI6sELDORFF a co,
HI. -, broadway, nsar Fourth street
Have constantly on hani The choicest collection n
OIL PAINTINGS
A. present. sgch ~ BY
niSx Schaner, Refer Teutgrer Boidngt0n. Bsthny
W. VI. Chrome. Armield. Watts AZ.
4 1T Us Bk HAPPY AND fkEE.-HAPPi SEW YEAR
IL Tbs should be indeed happy Year To all mankind
the fellow
anything but happy and far from enjoying equal rights
m boasted happy America Exclusive Llw-the
Of monopoly the Law 81 unlimited purchase. the Law
money power the excludes MILLIONS IL GODS
peopl. their original inhefsnr-, ard self made
money made lords possessed hid defiance b. the Lord of ~
all they happy New Year Hal Columbia AMI
jocc Inst etncston sslfbness pride making
productive none, keeping Ard honesty ~ perfect The
people fsppy. and renice the power OF thu
world ggc III. nobi. condition % freedom
get all that possible. with equality of the an
right wrong let and portraits taken and
feel happy "a the unes AMI condition WI permit
Miniatures and photographic portraits t'ksn and painted u
Rny perfection al high ami law those who iee happy
sorry. grave ray, lively HOLMES Gsl-ry
80 lradwny will be- found All times % be- e par. oh
portrait, without regard 10 coeior the taking
our money bags other world
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REWARDS.

c. = REWARD "A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER. Wfrn
.C collar which has he and resdene. als1
small bell attached By returning the sai dog Greene
the finder viii the above reward and anks u
the owner
c.S REwARD.-iOST, ON FtdDAY EVENING, IN
TIL going Park through he Bowcry ~ t;rand
down ,irsna Allen street, snail single 6arrcsd gun
Whoever VIII bring the red Mckenzie IA street.
Will receive the above reward
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IeavlDg Tor pnoNc edncation uhdeF Inc d.fec-
Ion vi this Boafa W
The manner in which this balance has been applied "a
then set forth distinctly showing how much has paid
for salaries fuel repairs support Of the FREQ Academy
and normal school, rents, &c., &c.
The following appropriations have been madc, but are
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A ressutln agreed TO enlowern NC The school OIL
Cers The Nneteenh ward 10 exepd the Of 81 900
for the purchase lots Of land for q seoool-
house.
O'Clock bu, transacted other business Of public IN
pora
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SuICIpr.--The Fort Gibson liiiss.) RscetAc learns
thai VI. George A. Mcicf, formerly Of that lace, ana
late Of gafiornm, commiltaa sGc"e The 1ith INST
Giana Guh, ny jumping ircfn tue Sharf coat nia the
r'sr De nlA state hs intention gD'pg iRto business
otter saying visit 20 his rae,na home N N,w Yc.k,
lgcIn Wllch ho had beon absgnt snfs.t fifteen years