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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

Ihe board met at b o'clock yester lay auernoOn MT
SHAW, the fresident pro tenn in the chair. The lobby
was densely crowded with spectators.
Mr. JONES moved 70 proceed TO ballot for President
which wss carried ............. e....
The ballot stood as follows:
Whole M uber of votes cast.
or which Mr. Jones received.
Mr.. Van line. y
Necessary 10 election. IL
The President pro ton. appointed messrs. Van The
and Allen Committee to conduct the Presldent to The
The President, assuming his position, addressed
tle Board as follows:
GEHTLEMEs OF IHE BOARD or COUscILaEs: re-
turn you my thanks for tins manifestation OF your par
TALLY and confidence in selecting me 10 preside over
your deliberations for the present year. Gentlemcn
your duties are now about commencing and trust
that Jon will perform them with that zeal and ability
which know 10 possessed by the members OF this
Board. Important questions will como before you in
which the interest Of the whole city involved. 1t
will be your dnty 20 endeavor 10 legisate in such
manner that the Common Council Of 1860 will BIO re-
nembeIed as one comprising much ability aud in.
tegriy and "a capable OF properly attending TO the
public necessities any one that has preceded Gen.
tlemep, sball endeayor at all times TO decide fairly
and impartially upon all questions that may arise.
also trust that In rresdug over your deliberations that
nay have the supfort of every member Of this body
in der that good feeling and harmony may cbaIac-
terize sl our actions for tbe present year again
thank You fer the honor yen have conferred on me.
Mr. HOGAN moved that Charles r. McClenaehan he
reelected BY reclamation as Clerk of the Board.
The question was put, and tho motson was carried
without dissenting voice.
Nicholas b. Slidell was appointed Sergeantat-Arms,
erd Roderick nj. EDtwistle, Doorkeeper
On motion, Committee was appointed to wait upon
the Msyor and inform him of the organization Of the
Beard.
The President appointed Messrs Campbell, Shaw,
and Pinckrey as tie Committee.
Mesns. Mcconnell Sherman, and H,ll were APP
pointed Committee to wait upon tho Board OF Alder
men for the same purpose.
Messis. Pinckney, Munson, and Baulch were APP
pointed Committee 70 revise the rules and orders Of
the late Board.
Mr.. ALLEN presented protest from ex-Councilman
Lent Of the Sixth Senatorial District against Council
man Baker taking his seat as member of the Board
on the ground that Baker was not citizen of the
United States at the time of his election.
Mr.. ALLEN moved 10 have the paper referred TO
Special Committee.
Councilman VAN Tine moved TO lay it on the table,
Adopted, by IS yeas TO nays
Mr.. McCARTY submitted q resolution directing the
Controller rot TO take any further steps TO effect the
sale of the Brooklyn Ferry leases, which expire in
1861, until further orders from the Common Council.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. McCLESAcHAs, the Clerk, announced the reap
pointment of his deputies, etc.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next ut P. u.
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SALMON WIN7ERING IN THE PEN0B-
SCOT.


Csusspszaszcs Of Tho r. Y. Tribuss
BaSoox, Dec. q, 1889.
On Saturday last, on the Pcnobscot River, seven
Mr.. Bradley Pa,.en was rolling his smelts for the
New York market from net drawn through chan
mel cut through two feet thickness Of ics he rolled o
q splendid salmon, weighing eighteen POUNDS. Ins
news spread that the energy Of roe iaeos ~
produced saImon from the Penobscot through ice Two
feet thick, with the Thermometer Ia below zero he
next morning, another fisherman taking bis net up iof
safety, also found live salmon Of nineteen POUNDS;
and the next morning two mere were reported az.
in similar way. From these premouitory facts,
to be presumed there many moro salmon ~ preso"
wintering In the Penobscct. s'Hh
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REMAINS OF ANCIENT SALT Works ~ rae -
LINES OF ILLrSoIs--Dr. Davis has received ieesr
from Mr.. Sellers, scientific gentleman In charge -
scme Of the Salines of Illinois. who has discoses
various articles suaken IN the EARTH which were
mo ss from de sane sprngs which are recently
brought into use The letter contains descslrssces ~
utensils and instruments found. partieaisr,y
Of the largest ancient eaFhen yars w. 81 AZ cr
cess which must have been pursued oy 'ne xsisrs
manufacturers In procuring ssi. rom 'os s'ssssrs
Such discoveries with tho isssse ss sS1 sy sbs sss
Md now inSnss % 10 The sb0ssof inysssssss
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COURT CALHNDAR-rHr. ply.

SUPREME CoURr--CRcUIr.-Part 1.-The Calendar
Of Short Causes win be taken up. There numbers
posted. t.af - F.. :. -
, SUPREME CoURr.-SPEcIAL TERx.--Nos. %, 81, y
20, 6, 81, 80 TO a., &c, 50, 81, 81, So -.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. !, 1913, 1893, 20l,
2cS 2o5 25 29 2l, 3d. as 21 f9. 7sl 2es rs f -,
2sS ?3T eas Part l-Nc, lSs no. 7S, m 49, 1885, is i~
l9s, l96, 49, lea, 2oe, 2o4 ao8. - -
CouRr OF CoMxoN PLEAs.-Part Mos. Is, 8
l22 lza 1875 l27 to i& Part HNos ie3 o+ los lss is'
KIves CouNrr CIRcurr CocRT.-Nos. Sc, So, 6a
10 a. y. "a IS @ ~ 49, 7s 90, 81, g. g. 81. eS, &, So
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REsI0EArros or rHB PnEsipFsr or rHs CRoros
DoARp--His term Of Office being about 70 expire,
Myndtrt Van hack, the worthy President Of the
Cro.on Board, ye,terday sec. tie following comnun-
eat6n to the Mayor:
CRoros AsuBDrcT DsraHrzxsr,
Eku.YoRx. Jan. O. 1850 y .
Hon. FsasAsDo WooD. Mayor-Dear Sirf Ny perisd 81
service IN this Department being the point Of m termnuion
shall retire from The petormsaes q Che datie. ., ny station s
nent from seeoon and prsfccnee am grained by the
circumstance that cvo susi9ns enable me 10 rearn
psg The laws the sguedsc snd sppsndsss
end for the purpoe Of bons the oroton wsey nso the city
when vas treasurer Ea5d Of Hsh and frntss with
the documents the subject Of by young gentleman La
the Office orthe CLERK Otis Common Council Beir meubss
The State tho same time cid not place my
tbs, Il any my ssOcia the Board on lt Of Ave
sened 70 the Governor IL great sacrifice Of feeling
them make 20 OF proprsy.
In 42 became member Of the frat Water Board crested By
attention. received pay for nearly sx years when
appointed President and the conclusion Of my thea serys
Common Council elaborate report sss
Ia OF creatns this Uepest cot IT. foot
Ing adding sewerage city toits duties I'd
Ing the puche Of hundred and twenty acres OF 5d
bid the being shut of for nonpayment the regular rents
their payment by pakng them lien on the proper
70 hat rs Which procured pare sad wossems
water for The people Having then resigned appointed ~
yes, Ths Whole period Of my occasional and
IN relation 10 the Introduction Of the water and It's
distribution and msnssen Y about sixteen yesr
heavy responsibilities and entirely 70 when commence
ed uccessu ~ the results Of lie plans and o.
my whole rire pobe life With perfect
sacton and regrets account and ensn With tho
highest appreciation Of your and good ntcnson
0'' ~ Ivan scHATcK-
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fAdvertissusnt.l
A CARD.

py srun4sou thu sutlys stock Of Winter CIoruxs snd
wistcr FrzSuHisa 0oops remaining haAa the lat Last
srsr CLOSED opr. a, - -
We therefore oer the remainder Of the elegant stock Of D.
DxyLrS CO.. comprising compete assortment Of OysA-
sssrs Dssss svrrs BrEssss sulrs BeTs CLorHss FrR.
sisArSs GooDs, &c,
This "a an opportunity that win rarely Of buying IN
sspp Of elegant sessonsbe CIorHss at extremely ow prices
~" DByLlN. HuDsoNk Co,
Nos 2ss 80 and go Broadway.
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CITY ITEMS

THy CiTY AND CorsTr Tax LEVI FOR lS60.-The
Controller has sent the County Tax Levy just adopted
by the Board Of Supervisors TO Albany for the consid
Grafton and indorsemeut of the Legislature The City
Tax Levy was transmitted TO the Clerk Of the Common
Council, but has not yet been adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

The officers Of Tho Court oil 60 bscS to their no.
spestive stations IN The wss from whesostsy came.
Ar. w. p. billiard an old mpcyse efMsyor wood's,
has besn appointed to Oil he place cfodcer McAtbor
ir the Mayors Office. The Office hours OF the Mst,r
for tic Transaction Of pubic business viii be fecm
10 g. M to p M inssesd Of sp. IN tho hours adopted
by Mr.. Tieusnn. ist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

PEELED to 20 TO Washington 20 paint the .. =
least to make the stndy fer s Van Buren, " 10 'a'n
Vice-Pretdsut; To was raid $3.50 extra. va
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COURT OF APPRALs.-J.s.a.

Present. all the Judges, except Judges DEMO and
Ceke Proclamation made and Court opened Resettlseak
ofcase orderedCsn a Cole Case coniinusi ssans. Bes
Mosn to disns appeal, srgued Mr. Goodman sor motion
served leth H. reserved for ilth ia g. reserved for
9th. 90 reseyd for jsth a. reserved for the 4th week
passed. 49, 2 403 struck d. l. Ogden ss Peters srgssd
Mr. O. Dean for appellants Mr. J. K Porter for responded
Jewett ag, Bennng argued Mr. Henry seldsn for spge
liant; Mr. A. Hopkins for pondenf TO- Neson ag ke
mont; Argument Mr. Charles OConer for sppelssI M
Wn NJ Evsrs for respondent. i -. : $50
January 4i73 487 SIG struck or o. reserved for s,h 81.
reserved for 18th. So reserved for eth week al Mysst
NewYork Protection Insurance Co0psnyi agued Heary
Myes for appellants; Francs Herman fot respondents
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MARINE CoURT--TRrAL TERx-Jsn s-Before Justice
.a MAYNARD. GA.

SUIT AGAINST LAURA KERsE. III
Georae c. Jorian agt Laura Keens. 49,.
This action was brought 70 recover $780, one weeks
salary Of the psDt actor Lsu Keenss thesee Tho
pantiF Mis- broke her with III
and refused TO pay him the amount Of his salary.
In reply the defendant alleges that Mr. Jordan failed 10 faieu
his with her having refused play certain
which resulted in dsmaae TO her 70 the sea whick
she msAes OBJECT against the partids claim Thore
several In Court during the progress Of the suit
Ths Jury viii render sealed verdict ~
A. A Philips for plaintiff; d. Booth for defendant 30
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TAdycr,isomeut.1

YouNo LAWYERS, before engaging in practice,
would do well to have carefully prepared PHRssoLoscAL
CHART made out cm which they losn how direct their
powers to the beet sdvansge to ddence and s
tvenes and to understand exactly the sphere place IN life
they can beat GIL fRop FOWLER No soe Broadway gives
charts with full written descriptions Of character daily
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Advertisement.
IpoN tx THE Hood.

THE PERUVIAN sYarr or Protected Solution OF PRororips
OF lRok, combined Sold wholesale and retail ey p,
Apanplet the Importance Of Iron In .he haaaa osan'
km,' can ~ had ss sgpasstisa. rrf
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TER 40 DUrTcULr MAsasRfTbe fsoH may b, p.vag h
yourself and purity In them Phenolescai Exssnatiss q
FowLBs WELLs, 900 Broadway, viii ths qcessfsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

CkB1hAL-PARK SKATE EMPonyk. --SKATEk,
2 s.d everybody, heu So 70 ss& A 10 q fhs En6z
bkstes. jas. received " tho Etns u ~ ~ III
c6sosEn & wALKsR, E4 10 Bssawv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

FATAL FALL.-An Irish woman, aged IS years, named
EDeue Craig while standing shed In the the hasso
No. 80 Oliver street. hanging out clothes slipped from the
shedto the pavement fsurns her skull ts6ly that she
died almost instantly Coroner Gamble held inquest the
body and verdict Of Accidental DEATH rendered
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fAdssrtisemsuf.1
NiT;o,s # Bo.s,sess =, !

MiIiioss Of Bottles of Mrs. WILSON'S seerps-
rra ernur fov uscs every yea TIE Upited Sess ex
Children Teeh,ne with rsverfsi1s szocoes ReSsf Enp
afs.s aud eer.dla. 0uly - ecpts bsss'c. 800 r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

OYPIcKRs OF rHE HISTORICAL SocIErr. = The
NewYOrk Historical Society have elected the follow
ing gentlemen their officers for the ensuing year: the
Eon. Luther Bradkb President; Thomas De Witt
d. D., First vioe-President; Frederic De Peystsr
Second vice-President Edward Robinson, d. D., For
eign Corresponding Secretary; Samuel Osgood, Do
nestic Corresponding Secretary Andrew Warner,
Recording Secretary; Benz Fl. Field, Treasurer, and
George Henry Moore, Librarian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

HIouwAr RoBpERr.-John Kenny, of No. H3
Mulberry street. complains that, Tuesday night last
lie was assaulted and robbed in the street. He says
that as be passing the of James and Water
streets, he was accosted by John Montgomery aud
another person unknown, who demanded bis money.
On his refusing to comply with their modest request,
be alleges that they knocked him down, beat, aud
kicked him, and that Montgomery attempted to gouge
out one of his eyes. After having pounded him to
their satisfaction, they forciby took from his pocket
wallet, containing $l4 in casb, with which they
escaped Kenny gave information of this occurrence
TO the police, and "Wednesday night Officer Craig Of
the Fourth Precinct arrested Montgomery at his resi-
dence No 3S2 Water street. and locked him up for the
night. Yesterday morning Kenny appeared before
Justice Connolly ard made complaint against the
rrisoner, who he Gays is the person who gouged his
eye and took the money. The accused locked up
to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

A CONTENTION TO THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
-Let.-Col. Totren Engineer of the Panama Railroad,
has sent hther contribution to the New York Eth
illogical Society, two complete statues rudely sculp
tured in red sandstone from Chriqui, Central America.
One represents nude male figure, with projection
four or five inches in diameter as though il was in
tended 10 the figure in npr ht position by in
sertiDg il ike post in the ground The figure itselfs
about two or two and half feet in hight with an i'll
formed face while other parts OF the body are very
rudely executed The other represented in the squat
ting position ard is about two feet high and very rude
ly cut. Both figures present rude and extremely
couth appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

BRADy's GALLERY. Ne. Gas Broadway, corus,
o. nleesksr>.. HosxpAs PHnsrr. iIsll - G-s
Ivonyrrrss sspese and appropriate ayIs pe4rc sr I'd.
AssneTsrKk, and DlsyEssEosYpes. d F'.lTTT = .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

ACADEMY OF MEDIcsE.-The following gentlemen
have been elected to FL vacancies In the Academy:
Vice President, NJ. ID. Van Pet NJ. D.; Trustee, j.
Hsrsen, NJ D.. Committee on Education, Gurdon
Buck, NJ. D.; Committee on Ethics, James Warren,
n. D.; Committee on Admissions s. s. Purple, NJ u.
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fhdve~isemen8.f
bAEIHoIS's CHLHsRATeD SBwYNo, .! as.xA
NtcEzsEs, Ma. 40 Brsd~sy.
~ cctssy of HeverA<f-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

MAKIsc Coon ,GIFTs.-Lsst Tuesday night, the
newsboys at the Lodging-House were treated TO a
good supper, after which each found an envelope on
the Christmastree, addressed to himself, aud each
eneveope found to contain order for some good
substantial Winter clothing. The donors were j. w.
Campbell & Co., proprietors of The Ne~- York Mas-
trated Nescs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

DEATH FROM NEeLEcT--yERDrcT OF CEssURE.--
On the 26th of last rFnth, Michael Logue, native
Of Ireland So years of'sge and carnan, was en-
ployed to do come carting for H. M. Aschbreunan of
No. 1877 Chryse street. and after having completed bis
work, was cent up stairs to the Office for his pay.
Being slightly intoxicated, be missed bis way, and fell
into the cellar whereby he was 60 much injured that
he became inseDsble. After lying there for come
time, he was discovered and taken 20 Essex Market
Prison, where it appears that he was detained day
or two without proper care, and then, when in very
critical condition, placed upon cart and sent to the
Tombs After remaining at the latter place day or
two longer he was taken home by his friends, where
be died shortly AFTER Coroner Jackman held an in-
quest on the body yesterday when brother Of the
deceased testified to having visited the injured man in
bis cell at the Tombs, where he found him lying on
mattress on the floor, without any covering and ap
parenty mach neglected. After hearing the evidence,
the Jury returned the following verdict:
Ths the deceased his death by falling into the cel
lar Of premises No. 1877 Chr site street. causing OF the
brain and his death haened by neglect after
being conveyed Essex Market Prison and also from being
when he should have received
kpdest care We find that deceased did not receive
being taken 10 the Tob aud sngse
Board Of Ten tho necessity Of having physcian
in attendance a. each Of tho City Prisons.'
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.

BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
The Board met at o'clock yester lay afternoon, Mr.
SHAW the President pro tenn in the chair The lobby
was densely crowded with spectators. :,
Mr. JONES moved 10 proceed TO ballot for President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

TIE MAYORS OFTfcE AND CRY HALL POLICE
CouRr-Mayor Wood gives notice, in an advertise
ment, that
Az Tes.gre, passed By Tie cogpoe Council requiring the
heading dali. apc i've days before being acted upon BY me- to
tne ena hs Oh persons VINO are opposed may nave an oppou
nifty TO be heard Objections must be made In writing until
otherwise directed by the undersg ed. Ths publication will
bot be omitted except In extraordinary requiring nme
etc scon No ut iof money VIII be coan.erned unless
accompanied by the vouehe and examination OF
tie parties receiving under oath to the transaction upon
which u based provided In the judgment Of the Mayor there
for supposng coluhon fraud unfair dealing
which the Corporation 10 likely 10 be sufferer The Mayor
socts complaints slLfounded and authenticated against the
subordinate officers OF the Corporation finding In section 10
the Charter authority examine any charges against
for neseci violation Of duty The occupied
Police Court 10 tie basement Of the City Hal win be-
practicable, directly connected with the Mayors office
and used Hmgfan and SsnserS Profession Bureau
Of Int sry WIN psed In charge 10 give all
necessary information any the Continental anguasss Due
given "a soon - the arrangements are completed"
The tablesand other furniture Of the Police Court
were yesterday taken up and put into an ante-room
until II Ia decided where the Court viii be held. APP
plication has been made to the Common Council 70.
the City Lbrary-room but 1t is not probable that II
viii DO given W for that Purpess. F0 the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

EapEzzLENEyr.-Henry Richards was yesterday
arrested on charge of having embezzlcd cash to the
amount of $40 from Messrs. j. L. Foulke Co., No.
81 Dey street. II appears that Richards waa formerly
boekkeeper for the firm, and they charge that when
paying out money for them, be was in the habit Of
charging the firm with considerable than he sc.u
ally paid out and appropratng the balance to bis own
uses. BY this means, they allege that during six
me- nshs he had taken $40, and how much more they
are unable to state The accused was taken before
Justice Connolly, who committed him for examination.
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.gsya. ard snYItsd h:r1 70 look through the
bottom 81 = tumbler az nv expense when
ws reached the next stepping place.
Mr. JONES VISITOR. AND HOW HE GOT
LAD OF HER.
"Bas two letters mere" thought Mr..
Jones, late head eis-k. now junior partner
10 IGs importing Erin # Co.. No
Broad street. as he bent over kSs desk and
d.pbe4 Ass pan into The INK asfe.h. s'BaE
tao sh4E; ge..ers E9Ee, and taea | sha.! be
rsz47 - J9sa Nss. J9aes in lbzt delightful
ez1urgssn, gpg3 which shs has SET her little
heart. Bg: IW3 lstssTs, ara-as I've il Is
half past three, ard he s.eaa-er's nail closes
81 four d3aa. John"
NJ John responded.
..C9aIsart The fesiow-he bas gore and
III: ne % .gek, ap," lattesed IE. Jones.
..Bas gi8e Is Egssi3as now"
Tie paD lev rapidly orer the paper, Until
the last letter w-s nearly c0gs.g1el. No
gabe. souzi vas beard IN the counting
room al9vs or 10 the store bei9w- and Mr.
jones Supposed lie vas alone 10 The build
sag.
bay bo.E, :;rs sail voice 4: his
ear.
No." said Hr. Jones, macbarica!lr, so
deeply absorbed in his work as agt % notice
she slrga.asigY Of The interruption.
s.EaT ! 5egx. s:r:s' aud g5,.s tine book
Mother Ggo.e'. M=Igdlcs." be observed
On tha title page-vas thrust between his
eyes and tLe unfinished letters before him.
..Eo, =" said M.. J5aes. q I.ts.s roughly, as
hs tuFUeI upon tbs intruder. Ii vas Il
woman, young and handsome, .5oa8h poor
~ esd,
You had better" said the girl, with
her sweesgas smile. "yes.1ss need The
aare7.'
..lFa.. here's quarter for your beauty"
sad M.. Jones, ra.lart.y, "aUI now 90,
for ON n q great hurry" lie took FROM
a.s paek@. the cola. AMI handed it 70 her.
..flaIn'! YOU b:.leE stTe NJ half dollar,
.iF."
.That -
"HaIa'G you better g:rs me half dollar
10 bay ne some st3sa. a.s :''-(aaI she
-.iarI h-r dress j4.s enough 10 disclose q
aa..-G1rGa.! naked aa4lel and see, I've d
shoes ether"
Am .u- Nr. J5ne4' moz: recent acquisitions
was lJ-..g Young VIE, aad be vas deep
lr, y.s-s.@-'g Judgment. "AA yogag
81 oman, il --A. soar game: :" be cried, n
80 traza 80 laa,r. ''LeaTe this place
.4a.aal's. Or T.. Egl you out.'
''Dga.1 lay your hands On me-" said bis
visitor, stepping JGcZ, with look vi deli
aave. Uaa': hr your hands on me, sir,
5,c # yaa 10 Il" scceam, and whoever
comes w.a sa.ok you are taking liberties.
L.. a.s.'
.'.... ! nj he.
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politely refused the delicacy; bot com
ritalentsd the Yankee On his excellent re-
.o.va. and inYited him to look through the
bottom Of sumbler at nv expense when
ws reached the next stepping place.
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The C.sve.au4 Hrg4.a say. .'I.acofo-
to:sm, Ike the brcaebY cot. has Eaa!,v
''s;Eaiiie The pole. sP!ts tho VI. u ,sse, and
A.s.sd dad u lie asws.s.o
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~" iiS''' are not surpassed in the State
1As materials are all entirely new Comprising al, ,s
A'ef and most approved styles Of Type, Border Rule.
As together with tive Pouer Job pre,.e, q, -.
Pa'1eFhs. II will ever tie the ambition ard s,...
ha'''A Of ias subscriber that all work e1srp,ss
'Ais Establishment, shall BE dist!1gui.he hx ~. o.,
lures necessary to Constitute i; nonpareil-psrs.v
eorreefHess and nestness. Our per..n,, .,,.-....,
''' f''h''ns' guarantees the faithful PERFORM
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