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Meeting OF the Academy Of Medicine.

The regular semi. monthly meeting of this sorety was
held last pieht in the small chapel OF the New York Uni
versty--Dr Watson, President
The mput,s of the last meeting read, and after
slight alteration passed. Several members
elected and come gentlemen proposed for cor.
responding members.
Or FoKDrcE BARKER drew the attention of the meeting
TO improved pcIvenomcfer containing a Rra1uatej
by Of which the cavities OF the pelvs be-
measured with accur, cy stated that he had withn n
short time rsed in come two hundred found
IL most valuable.
mber read n short paper, in which he stated that
the section had been occupied in the discussion Of the
subject Of puerperal coDvusioos Atons nj those inset
pes the subject of introducing the ,upd into uerus
ard the Application OF nitrate Of silver To the cervex
were discussed. Several members said they had seen
pepbrts Of Serious character arise from these suses
and one had seen Of puerper,l pertonltus, winch
terminated fatally 10 orty-eght hours from the COM
meT cement OF the attack
Some discussion took place NJ TO the propriey OF al
loving pateneee to occupy the attention Of the society
with Inventions for the Of the proess'on instead Of
referring them TO the section surgery very
pious Dvaids bedsteld exhibited, and referred 10
the section surgery.
After tspsacrDg some strictly private business, the
meeting adjourned
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~
JANIS G. BENNETT, Esq
DEAR sIR-Tboufh not actually 10 "sackcloth" vet
surcdy covered with "ashes," permit mean unhappy
pedesriap-to make my means aud lam .ntaions Why,
o. Why, does G. W. Morton organic band Of gratutous
distributors Of puvcrzed ca'bonntcd fuel who
"cesn" Of this metropolis at md day, horse,
cart and shovel, AMI, without consulting ones reg co.
ind scfimnately cover a-saint and snDer-wh ASHES,
very minute particles Of them, extreme ana very
reckless profnsionY / confess DULY observe Ash
Wednesday, although not to the of the primitive
Christians but would scem that there Is desire the
part Of our Street Inspector To coe,ce alycs every
who perambu'ates the streets into fgi of
thst "boy cay,' by showcrng ashes 10 ouis upon
scs and garments and thus u rpetuate celebss
ton curing the entire year have notcci m lny ladies'
who evidently not ntrcd for this spec es of "Jap
peripg become Involuntary recipients Of da,tmcps
bounty; and guess they "waxed wrohv as they re.
marked, that surely the Corporation officials mad rhro xn
enough dust IN our eyes already admit that IN the
rapid commercial progress Of this great city II Il bspe
fetal for all That tho "duet should be made " 1y nut
Only IN an sur ferrous point Of view; caan " We a.
". N "credv for removing tho ashes from or side.
walks nj 80 late an honr m the dsv. Therefore saw
"oovp with the dust " Before share The f.L, Of es 10
a the bands of M Morons Othe Ios suffer mo 70
snsgert by way of religious tolerance hat the fuu q
sprDslnp OF sinners WITH dnt aud by w. M,rtoas
deputies should take place b.fore eight ociock /. NJ
WILLIAM +. howe.
1877 BROADWAY, N. Y, March II, 1859.
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Port OF New York, April 6, 1859.
CLEARED.

CLFARED.
Eeamphip Alabama Schen OK SavannabS Nitchll Son
steamsbp Marion Foster Cbsries,on-spoflo Tlestop
steamship Roanoke Skinner Norfolk. &e-Ludsm & Helm
Ship Chariot of Fame, Knowles San Francisco Wells &
sh'p Or, hsus powes San srnncisco-sutou &co
BARR tlbe,npa, Barton Bavapa- Moses TAYLOR eco
Brig abby baylor, Graham, nspr wai-Pan ama Railroad
Brig Standard Carr, nalifax-D DewolH.
Pr s ass oT hsn Nooe 'p @ses "noe
Frs q g Billings cort, B,peor-T Ssndlord
ssSr S3'e so s n B-rrs So s%sa Brigham
r Sf rss S'g ro %0' Hazard
schr ! ON. Joy; Isc..onv,e-o% EJ Peters
s, sSsts .s hs
c ssr f fns. err so, nosG Ssr Racket
sloop South port, Gl4dwn, New Hasen-Easer.
ARRIVED
Steamship Locust Point French, Baltimore with mdse. to
ship SoIseius orr nell Spencer London and tale wigs.
Feb rnh msse sno By ~ ranel ansarn
chip Robert Peel larrahee antwerp and the nowns
With mS,; Of nss rSgs sss che
buad in lat a rs I'm 90 80 saw srge quantities OF Geld
Ship David posoey Magma Bsyre, q ds,s With mds. and
pasenRe Post Smith Co. In LAT - No. lon % 80 saw
Barb vea,a Dutch Nelson Ieshorn 81 days. with marble,
Rsrs Jubsum srem) K,mme, Breroeu "a days with mdse
and 70 psssenres TO stanton kugsr sa- severAl large
rsrs youne Ams,ics collcs New Orleans March IS and
Ss ri ' .sss s Gibraltar Ss for rss
dolphin, 40 daye out
brig ireciap Br of Jersey lie rox Pernabuco Feb o.
via hampton Roads 20 dsy With sugar Giosoe Dean
Co.
kra sa'm B Crow, Trinidad 20 days. With sugar to
SWbrtnev Co
sehr Stephen Bo,chsss of Nev aven Mupsop, Cardcna,
March ~, wi sugar, N Post \ small
schr ossi Pilot Hohkis Charleston, days. with cotton
10 master.
tehr james soup, Corson. Charleston days with ndae
TO bos Cooper
Fchr AID ~ Rltsh Wilmin pton NC, 4days
schr Me'vma Cnh)on WsshinQtnn NC, bdaya
sch~ tllep Baker. steelma-, Ne~bern, nc
frbr l. Is Ferguson Barrett PlVuouih NJ.
kohr r. y. pop Tsv'or Plymouth, No days
tchT rttgsli ieDpings Lake 81 mouth. 80
Shr Dsvi'a0p Fartey stenN.n Point NC, z days.
kchr Danvt e ester, Richmond, days
schr Potter Hooper Cowdricb Norfolk, days.
kchr ma " Edwards, NorfoR, 3davs
Sfhr arlington Hun, Virginia
tfhr Rescue Boron senrgatnw, nc.
steamcr Delaware, copes phfadepha.
BELOW.
Bak Sasdalena from ,tpo walBy pilot boat Mary Ann
Also, ibIee barks outside the BOOK.
Steamships Alabama, savanpsh Marion Charleston< Roa
noke, Norfolk DC
Wind during the day wNw, and fresh.
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The Result Of ,he Brooklyn CHARTER Elec-

The Result Of the Brooklyn Charter 1Aec-
fs~ns
The election in brooklyn Tuesday, for municipal and
officers, resulted follows, showing the whole vote
cast for each candidate
Ma,or samuel 8. Powell. dem. -. 1882
John A. Cross rep......... soo'
Majority for Powell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1881
Treasurer Nathan b. Morse, den. -. IL $50
Ezra Baldwin, rep......... s,'1
Majority for Morse. AIS
Comptroller .... Chas H. Collins, dem $50. 1859
WIN. b. l. Wis, rep........ 1881
Majority for Collins 2,a72
Auditor ............. John Doherty dem II $40
Dsnl. L. Northup rep...... 8si3
Minority Tor Doherty. Observation-Disclosures. 24l7
justice Peace, 9th Dist Stephen Ryder, Dem $500 II 900
Cornelius H. Atvater, rep. 8,968
Majority Tor RYDER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,l5i
The Common Council and Board Of Supervisors for the
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SANDY BOOK spri sunset-Thre barta and two brigs
anchor outside the bar onnd In Wind NV freeh
weather cIear.
HIGHLAH Da, April sunset One bark In the onlng,
bonno ktesme alabama Tor Savannah and N.rion tor
are psseng The Biphlands Wind eah from
weather clear. -
Snip eravtrR Hopers from Liverpool for New York
vss spohep 18th n lat ~ 81 Ion 81 81 with for. and ain
sst I. suruDg she supplied with PROVISIONS p
fov balfny
pARR nyirS FRANCIS az Portland TewIs, from Psadsi
rhh ~ orleans uas Loot Non Iue he 2is ult
srpo nearly all saved and tai Nassau some
yO coal marble ard ahnp remains the vessel The
hrs ieen s'ript ed aod burnt The buit
Portland Ne In 1913 aBtns rated ~ ied nv u & Ob,e.e
Portland AID valued $500 letter 10 Ell wood
Walter Esq. secreuary Boero OF upderwrilers)
senR LosspA of Denp ashore inside Of grenon a Reef
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-17
NEW PORT NEW y.

A Man EHor AND PROBABLY KILLED "A
difficulty has for some time past been pending
between two VI our citseDs, Mr. Charles Harris and
Or Foster, which terminated on Saturday night
last In the shooting Of Harrs ny roster the wound
Inflicted no doubt being mortal. 1he bail tered
che hip VI the wounded man aud penet ated the
lower parr II the abdomen. His physicians were
unable to extraot the ball, or even TO ascertain Its
exact locality As the transaction Will be tnvesu-
gated to-day, We Withhold comment.
HORSE DRUwNED.-Un Saturday afternoon o
man named u'Noai, the driver of an express wagon,
caIns over from UinciunaIi with u losd, and, when
about TO return, undert ok to water his horse In The
river at The foot vf Monmouth street, ana not know
ing the depth, drove rapidly Into tho water, snd,
Deule he v as awart his horse was sinking. U'Neal
was compelled 10 seek saf' ty Tor biLse and the
horse was drowned. He 10 poor man, and entirely
dependent upou his earnings for the support Of his
family. The loss 10 him will bs severe one.
The Dayton 8remen left our city on Satur-
day aftsrnoo Our citizens chartered the .Cnein.
natl Belle and conveyed them to The street
Jerry landing, and attsr speech from Mayor Haw-
aims, aud general exchange VI hats, 60, they de-
parted.
There was no business transacted In the
Police Court on Saturday morning last.
The family of Mayor Hawkins having re-
covered, that official will be again at his post this
morning
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PROBATE couRy.
TIE ALLxesD LusAoY OF MICHAEL Jul

TEE ALLxesD LusAoY OF MIoHARL JuLo.
The testimony In this case proceeded;
The Rev MT. Kunr pastor, Of st. Philomena
regular attep dant church, and was relig ously n-
cned; he had left 800 in care with witness; his
rstur from Illinois he said he wanted the money
that his head was troubled, ana hs wished to 60
abroad into the world; that he King OF Prussia had
wrOngsd him. and he must have the matter riRhled.
Witness gave him portion OF the money, aud lred
paciy him, but with little effect His conduct az
that time indicated absrrati N Of IN elect: Mrs.
jlig, the evening before she was killed, called on
with IS, and raid j. had told her thai he must kill
her, and he advised her to have him removed 10 the
Lunatic Asylum Mrs. Julg herself appeared tU The
witness TO be weak minded or fignty. At the
present time he seemed to be more RATIONAL and was
anxious to be removed from the jail to some other
place.
duct OF Julg heretofore stated by other witnesses.
question Of tue sanity or insanity Of the prisoner
without closer examination. There were evidences
q incoherence of thought His physical condition,
however, alone would require better treatnentthan
the Jail could afford.
DR. sherwood examined-Taking the evidence at
the former trial as true, In connection with what had
been eliclted during the present nves Dr. g.
was of opinion that Juls had abored heretofore mn
der alteration Of mind-s general disturbances OF his
iatellect, assuming. the f"rn Of active ma1ia-and
appeared desrous Of giving warning before the MUIR
der that something dreadful would happen, He
seemed to have no disposition at any time to simu-
Iate and appeared now 10 be az rational as any man
could be expected to be under the circumstances.
Dr. Ii. Cox coucurred In the views expressed by DR..
Sherwood
Mr. Kerr had no objection on the part Of the State
to the prisoner being sent to the Lunatc Asylum-in
his opinion his condition required better place than
the Jail He thought 1t we'll, however, lest 1t might
affect further proceedings In the csse that the Court
should not pronounce him insane.
1t was subsequently agreed between the counsel
thatthe finding should not have any influence In the
OF future trial for the homicide, and the Court
made an order for the removal of the prisoner to the
InpRtic Asylum.
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County CoMNrssIoNERs.-The Board Of Com
missioners passed number Of orders Saturday,
amounting In the aggregate to 81 1888 81, Of
which 1884 Was To Bundell & Co., for forty
eight iron bedsteads furnished to the Carthage
Insane Asylum; 1920 to o. W. Bunker for exca-
waiting, grading and clearing at the same insti-
tuition; $2s6 to Henry Voss for thirty thousand
bricks for tho same, and the balance for
sundries.
A communication having been received from
Doctor O. D. Fishburn, to the effect that the
mental condition Of Jane Robbins, Q negress
in tho County Jail, was not such as to render
confinement necessary, she was discharged.
The contract for the stone work on the new
jail--the bids for which we have before pub
lished-was awarded to Huston, Carlton & 90.
at so cents per foot.
Three prisoners-Jo ohm Given, George Alters
Icy and Julia Ann Hirnslsy--wsrs discharged
by the Board from Jail for want Of means to
pay fines or costs.
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LAW REPORT.

CLAIM FOR COMMISSION FeE.-J. L Hickman,
vs. John Justice. Before Judge Hoadly. The
plantin alleged his employment BY defendant to sell
property on Broad way and that he effected sale OF
the property to Colonel Taylor of Kentucky for the
sum 40 cash the price put on the premises by
Justice subsequently refused to execute deed of
conveyance. The. plaintiff demanded his fee, $3.50
which was refused. -I Ic-'
The defe ndant entirely denied having employed the
plantf, and said In his answer, that the first Init
nation ne had of any such demand as he now made
for q commission fee came to BIN In the shape OF a
notice from his Attorney, that the claim had been
placed In his hands for collection.
DEFENDANTS Attorney (Mr. Bateman)-When You
told Mr. Justice you would charge him, what did he
say2 did he not deny the employment
Witness-He did. .N J.
Pleintiif'u Attorney tMr. COrwins)- Did you tell
him no did EN- nploy youf
Answer-.No; for h. was making FIRE, and had
poker In his hand and did not want to take the hot
end oft Il was only a ten foot square room, and
After some further evidence, the case went. to the
jury, who returned verdict for plaintiff for S0o so
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SCHILLER FEsTlvAL.-Feeling Justly proud
Of their greatest Of poets, if indeed man of
such genius can be claimed by any nation, his
fame being rather the property of the world,
our German friends are meditating the estab-
lishment Of an annual festival to his honor.
Tho name of Schiller has become household.
word; his productions are translated into every
modern tongue In which the philosophio and
beautiful are appreciated. tits indeed At that
such man should bs honored by an annual
social union Of his admirers, and especially
should those who oan taste the beauties of the
poet in Its native purity, updilutsd by trans.
lation, feel themselves bound to pay him this
tribute.
In order to institute festival Of this char
acter, a "saored concert" was held at Jefferson
Hall last night, the proceeds Of which are to be
devoted to that purpose. The seats of the hall
wero we'll filled, and many were obliged to
stand. The exercises Of the evening consisted
of instrumental and vocal music, gymnaslic
exercises and defamation. The whole per.
formance was creditable to those engaged, and
their efforts were highly appreciated by the
audience.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

FALSE ALARM.-Yesterda evening, about
five o'clock, asmoke was sesn to proceed from the
building in which H located the hardware store Of o.
ire M I was given en- The engines were brought out, but
the location ofthe fire could not be determined
Floors were torn @ up, but to no purpose At lsnsth
stove located in room above. The room door being
closed the smoke was compelled to pass out through
cracks &C., till all the rooms were filled.
rCommunicated.1
CovINaroN, October Is, 1850.
The Temperance Lecture, BY Professor NJ.
p Gaddis on Thursday evening last, for the benefit
Of the ain street Methodist Episcopal Church, was
q success. The lecture will & be repeated again st
UToeesss UCS U Be dsVcsd a. Before for hs aaaon
VI the claims upon the church. Aside from the be,
nevoent object OF the lecture tho
not fail to give Satisfaction E.o. n.
We are informed that Mr.. Stevenson, mem
ber Of the City Council, to whom was referred the
subject Of the water-works will make a report on
Thursday evening next This will bring the subject
up in Council and we suppose will elicit considerable
the river admitted by ALI but how 1t is 70 be done.
that is the question" and we fear 1t will prove
puzzle.
CONFIRMATION OF THE SALE OF THE KENTUCKY
CENTRAL RAILROAD Judge Goodhue has called .
LeYington ON Saturday, the 10th inst. The session
will be- devoted exclusively TO the confirmation OF the
sale Of the Central Road and 1t 10 important that ell
persons interested should bs present
While two fast young men from the country
we're driving along Fourth-street at 2+0 speed yes
terday they CHANGED to encounter Deputy Marshal
Riff who stopped their fun by summoning them to
S as security FIR heir appearance aud left, saying
hey would forfeit thor ball rather than appear.
. FIRs.-A fro broke out in the shoe. store OF
Mr.. Booth on Scott.street, between Fourth and
Fifth, IN, Saturday evening last, about r I'VE
o'c Uck The cry Of fire brought the First and Third
irs compa nies promptly TO the ground but before
they could bs brought to bear, the fire was extn.
guishsd.
ACCIDENT IN THE ROLLING Million Sstur-
day last, 40 laborer In this establishment was car
yng of heated iron past some OF machinery,
mis- left arm caught in the Wheels which 10 crushed
il that amputation became necessary.
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@1-Mr. Philo Clarke, Agent of the Rumsey
4 Newcomb Original CampbelPs Minstrels, ar
rived in town Saturday, and is making prelim-
mary arrangements for series Of their i'm
mensely popular entertainments, to take place
at Smith & NixOn's Hall, commencing on Mon
day night, Oath inst. If we may be allowed
to judge Of tho prosperity of the troupe from
the wholesome appearance Of the agent, they
must be fourishing and in "good condition" /"
This band has just completed a successful and
protracted engagement in Chicago, testing to
its utmost the capacity of the hall in which
they performed, as we'll as the strength Of the
sides Of their listeners. When Newcomb does
up the "essenoe," laughter holds both her sides
but still they crack, and when Ramsey tolss the
no business dar."
We do not hesitate to say tits the best organ
iEed and most popular band Of Ethiopians In
America. Look out pour Ia jour.
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ARREST OF A BuRGLAR-A MAN sHor, AND
WOMAN SHOT Ar-THE VILLAIN IDENTIFIED.-
On Saturday morning last, about half-past
FIVE O'Clock, the house of Mrs. B. lyman, on
Everett-street, just below Cutter, was en-
tered by burglar, who pulled of his shoes
on entering and put them in his pocket.
When he had searched the house 10 his salts.
faction, he deliberately walked to the door,
sat down on the steps and commenced put
ting on his shoes again. While doing this,
he was discovered by man named John
Goodall, who was passing, and who questioned
him as TO what he had been doing. During
the conversation Mrs. lyman came to the
door, and seized the burgular by the coat
tail, whereupon he drew pistol, and fred
at her and ran. The alarm was given, and
several persons started in pursuit. He was
met near the corner Of Clinton and John, by
q man named George Balnger, who endsav-
ored to seize him. The burglar fred at Mr..
B., the ball taking effect in the left cheek,
just below the eye. The victim was carried
to his residence on John-street and medical
aid called. 1t is thought he cannot recover,
as the ball penetrated his brain.
The burglar was finally arrested by Officer
CHUNKY, Of the Eighth Ward, who took him
to the Ninth-street Station. house. When ex-
amined, revolver and other side-arms were
found about his person. He gave his name as
George Carson, but was identified by Officer
Bloom as George Kennedy, who, several
years ago, killed Trobsr, in this city, but who
was acquitted on the ground that the shooting
was in self-defenss. He had recently made
his escape from the Frankfort, KY, Pebitsn-
| tiary, where he had been sent on o charge Of
burglary. He was held to bail In the cum Of
$500, on charge Of burglary, and $4,000 on
o charge of shooting with intent to kill. He
was committed. He has been stopping at the
Madison and Dennison Houses for some time,
emitting to pay his bill at both places.
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TRIALS FOR NEXT WERK.-The following IL
the list Of trials for next week, as furnished by
Mr.. Gwynne to our reporter:
Before Judge StOrsr, IN Room No. 2-Mon-
day, 17-4,17o, 6,77S, 5,3Os, s,425, s,6l2,
8,626, s,582.
Tuesday, 1s-4,247, s,52s, s,47o, 1921, o.
500, 10, 0,1O2, 10,114.
Wednesday, 19--lO,lso, o,752, 9,2oe, lO,-
29O.
Thursday, 2O-S,O51, 9,sOa, 1851.
Friday, 2l-7,972, 6,ls9, l0,494, 10I52,
s,095.
Saturday, 22-10,l60.
Before Judge Hoadly, IN Roea No. s-Non.
day, l7-7,4s8.
Tuesday, lS-9,9eS.
Wednesday, 19-s,404, S,lsa
Thursdsy, 20-9,623, Q,922.
Friday, 2l--6,26s.
Saturday, 22-10,61Q.
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PRRsoNAL.-Martin W. Barr, ESQ, the en-
terprisiDg editor of the Louisville Commercial
Review, Is in the city on a"Aying visit" Per.
hsps he Is more extensively known abroad as
the telegraph news reporter for the South and
West. Next week his Rsuieo enters upon Its
fifth year Of prosperity. 1t is now so perma-
nsntly Incorporated among the institutions Of
Louisville that the business community there
can never consent to Its abatement, especially 50
long as "Msjor Gates" is culling and repro
ducing items of Interest to that GLASS in such
clear, condensed and useful form. The Rssis,O
has . pretty extensive circulation out of Louis
Vile, containing the market reports, monetary
affairs and general mercantile information and
10 useful to the merchant every rywhere.
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HAMILTON oousrY DISTRICT COURT.

James M. Henry VS.. steamboat Visnna.
Judge SCOTT delivered the opinion ofthe Court. The
plaintiff brought his action TO recover an amount
for wages as runner. he defense claimed that the
boat could not be SUED under the wasr-craft law for
services OF that des ;ription.
without passing on that question, the Court came
to the conclusion, on the whole testimony. that the
services rendered ere performed In part considers.
tiOn for the use Of the bar on the bOat which had
bsea rented by plaintiff besides, that he plaintiff
was sued for rent Of the ba and judgment was
dered against him in virginis and neglected then to
set up as an Offset as he could have doue, the ue
of the services now stated TO have beeu done, Judg
ment for defe ndant
Hsadington for plaintiff; Lincoln for dsfsn.s.
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HOME INTEREST.

Gg- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. Sl and I'll westsrn.row.
IMMENSE Substituting the past week Mr..
A. westcott, No. IL West Fifth.street, has been
kept busy by persons who wanted Shoes, Boots,
Caters, &c. His stock 10 not yet exhausted. Give
him call and you will be satisfied with your pur-
chases. rr ....
MERCHANT TAILoRs.--Friel & Mcclure, No.
2se walnutsireet have superior stock Of Clothing
Material on hand, which they are ready and willing
to cut and make suitable to order. those In want Of
Clothing could not find better sstsblishmsnt.
Gail and see them.
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Gray Pony at His Old Quarters.

The much-loved, long-cherishsd and
never-to be forgotten pony, ia at home
again, after having spent q week in quiet
seclusion at feed-store at the head OF West
ern-row, where he was discovered BY Off
GERS Williams and Laforce, Of the Twelfth
Ward. The unmitigated scamp who store
him from our warm embrace" left him,
tagged out, as above, after riding him some
thing less than hundred miles in four
hours. May his next ride be on rail, ter
ribly splintered. 0, the wretchl