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John r Fioyed Jones received twelve votes cerr,,
Smith received two votes biank received thirtccn
votes
Lewis Counly-Bisnk received two votes.
Livingston County Blank received one vote
votes
Monroe counlr-stcphen R,drick received six
votes
Montgomery County -George W CLARK received
three vote
New York Comfy Scattering. one hundred aud
thirty -iuut vote.
Oneida C1unty-D. $. Dickinson received one
vote.
Onondaga C'ull~-B lgk received min, votes;
George W CLARK received I've votes
Ontario County william Clark received
one vote.
Orange County-Daniel $ Dicken,on received
three votes; Frank Bounty received Eve votes; u A
Floyd J1ne received one vote.
Orleans County-Jones Peek received one vote
Oswego County George w CLARK received 81 K
votes Morgan N Carter received one vote
Ot5ego County -DaniCl + Dickinson received ,na
vote; Duiel 5 Dickinson received one vote.
Putnam Couuty-Dshiel Dickinson resolved
two votes.
Queens County u X Floyd received one vote.
D.Fd = J.ur, received two votes; Charles O'Cnn.
n'r roceiv,d three votes; DR Jones received one
yute.
Rensselaer, County Daniel = Dickinson reoerve,I
"i. vote David Jones received our vote; Blank
Richmond County George SOFT receive one
vote
su,sosa County George G SOFT receive one
vote.
Schuy'ci County H,r,tio o. B,lItrd rcceiy,.i ,ue
vote.
> me-, County -Crorre W CLARK received ono vote:
D,nicl < Dickinson received one vote John M,rti,
received one vote
~ L,N rene, County Blank received Que vote. 70
" ! Jones received one vote: Floyd Jones received
one vote; Peter viIar received one vote. o,sr,cr-
master Pike received one vote.
stcu'en County Edwin II Ka..,p ,eceived ana
vote.
sullivan County--Daniel ~ Dickinson receivsd
iruf votes; Robert Y Grant received os. sa,c
lumpl-ins County II B,rto received one vote,
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II thou hast pcaoe al home
Whist boots II tho the rsbbl e-rout
Uplift their boarse, dscoriant shout
Though the unquiei world should toss
Add cast mp fecalenee and dross,
And warning tides each other mock
And vengeful surgcs smite the rock
And men contend with angry mind
II thou in sh,lterd rock can 'st nod
Sweet peace at homo.
re thou has, love AZ homo,
Why need Il thou care tho throngs ofptids
With sneer of scorn thy course deiiic2
A'sai the fabric OF our fame
Asnd ring their changes on thy name
Thou would'st not to their taste refuse
Huch pungent pastime If It choose,
While shielded from the esmly blast
Thy comforts all a'e garnerd fast
BY love at home.
Ifthoro IL rest IN Heaven,
hnd =, The L rr1 y w ri dcia,es,
Why shrink ftom li5-rs, ,rio's or ires (.
The appoint i a--ncic, m ttv
Tty patcr,c Rnd thy constaDcy.
Dor lax he Illusion ot a dfoiin,
LSe ssi~g huh ,les on strcin,
Soil bc tN,ir memory and thor pl,l
When thou A. 'ns' sal VI iSsfll gain
The rcs' Of HsaveD.
HU ~ a. Dec 2p3 1851.
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INSURANCE.
L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.

L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.
OFFICE BRANCH oTUCE,
,IT FULTON STREET, II WALL SIEE
BROOKLYN NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000 DOLLARS.
Tho Company ul-urc- property of all kinds NJ AIMS,
lHt- ur Damage hy Fire "u as favorable terms a.
similar Institutions.
TEUNIS !. BERGEN, Pres't.
JAMES II. THOMPSON, ~ se,y.
GEO. W. Ill NJ, Assistant
DIRECTORS
TTTNIs J. BERGEN JOHN X PRl KIN,
ANDW flTZGFRALD, SAMUEL VAN WICK,
iiIRNM D. ST JOHN, ALEXANDER McCUE, =
IDX' ID 4 CkIIOU ST, OHAS. A. SILVER II
AMEs'IIARPER, STEPHEN A. DO. =
LEWIS HURST, u. >, VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. sPADER jASN SthOONhA
JOHNSON LEAkF, MICHAEL NENlh
HENRY !. CULLEN, ALEAR lNDERlll
LTVFRITT II. SAGE, JEREMIAH MUhDELls
PHILIP 5. CROOkE, SAM Ill GARRISON,
JAMES II, COOPER RICHARD u LENEklCE
JOHN q. SCuUMAKER, DEMAs STRONG,
JOHN j, VANDERBILT JOHN LEfFERrS,
HENRY TlENkEk, DIN Ek 5. FlEEr,
JAS, CRUlKsHANK, GEORGE RICHARD
TETNlSJ. BERGEN, PreNf,
JAMES ID. THOMPSON, Jr SecY' 10 ll'iio
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Tornriins COUNTY II B,rto received one vo'e
votes.
Washington County-HR Cowan received one
vote; Edgar d Chandler received one vote; rejected
one vote.
Wayne Couniy-Gcorge W Scott received one
vote
Wyoming County-willi,m W Chapman rec,l,.
cd two votes; Monroc Perry rcct yed one vote
Dated Albany, December 10th, 1881.
ID. X. FLOYD JONES, Secretary Of State
ROBERT DENNIsTON, Comptroller
CHAs. @. MYERS, Attorney tIener,l
VAN X. RICHMOND, State Eng'r & Surv'r.
state OF New York, We, the Secretary IT
State, Comptroller, Attorney, General and state Eu.
Rineer and Surveyor, having formed [, u iard Of
StHte Canvssecrs, and having csnyas.cd sud esti-
mated the whole number e votes given for Comp
trollcr at general election held in sad State ON the
mn day 81 November, IN the year iSSI according
" the certified statements Of the s,d votes received
~ the office 81 the Secretary " State In the manuer
directed by law, do hereby determine declare and
certify, thnrLucus Robinson ~ the greatest number
Of votes given 1t ssid oleo,ion was duly electet
Comptroller oi the said State.
Given under our hands n the Office NJ thelSecre.
tsfy ~ State of said State, At the city of Albany,
the teuth day " December IN the year Of uur l. ird
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-1ne
y. X. rLoYD JONES, Secretary OF State.
ROBERT DENNIsTON, ,mptruiler.
CHAs. q, MYERS, Attorney General.
VAN H. hlCHhOND,ejtatc Bng'r 4 Surv'r.
STATE OF NEW YORK az
Statement Of tie whole number Of votes given for
Treasurer 1t general election, held in the zaid
state on the fifth day Of November, In tho year
lnOl wherein the several counties In which the
said votes were gtvcu are distinguished
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TRASsLArsp FROM THE FRENCH or cOUS-
Thss ~ ASH
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srAIE Of NV YORK .

sTN1ENTNr of the whose number IT vote, given for
Comptroller ~ general election held in the said
state, on the hhh day " November, m the wear
eel, herein the several Counties be- which the
ND .-Le. we're .-.uu lLn ll.L-MlLlL.hnl.
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Il. X. FLOYD JONES, secretary oi State.
ROBERT DENNISTOS, Comptroller.
CHAs. q. MYERS, Attorney General,
a A. Ne A. i. .f.. -


srArFNtET "i the whole number ul votes given Tor
Attorney General at a general election held IN the
said state ou the hith day Of November, iu the
ycnr >6l, wherein the several counties m which
mo .a-l E.Lea wore lLeu ave dlsLngm-nol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

Ntw-BEproRD WH,LTsnif AsrRN ~ rHt
Phcr,Ic.-The whaleship Alice Frazier Capt.
Walker. which sailed from New Bedford Sept. ;.
1879. after rounding Cape Of Good Hope, entered the
Oclot.k Sea the following sumner took 100 barrels
Of oil. and in September the captain made prepar-
aiiors for winlering in Horse Shoe BAY, lat. ~
North. ON tie 81 Of December the fhip was carried
10 .ea by the ice breaking mp, but the hand. sue
cecded in getting her near shore 10 IN anchorage.
She WIS a lin carried 10 sea the i2th Of Deem
her by drifting ice this time wthou, any one On
board. M the ship had only three casks Of water.
On Tie 29d Of June, in 81 II ". L., rs ~ l.. L.,
Capt, Hasey, of the ship Milton, met the Alice
Frazier and found her tight and strong, apparently
The came n. when abandoned. Az the Milton had
lust left home she had 10 occasion to wreck,
lence the A. r. was LEFT to float on, until wrecked
on the japanese Islands, shores Of China. These
facts are reported by TIE Hoaoipgu Fdcnd, OF Nov.
ls which says the ships company have been pro-
vided for BY the authorities aud inhabitants OF n
Rn. sian settlement called Eni, 30 miles from
Ochotsk City. Mr. s. lyester Llt,IeheId the third
officer Of the chip, killed on the sd Of May, by
the accidental discharge Of gun he was carrying.
In September Thomas Smith, and Levi. Poriu-
guese. were drowned. Capt Walker bad arrived
in Honolulu, and rallied the sth Of November Tor
California, on biz way home.
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ONE OF THE FAVORED FEW.

To ,ts FGi'0r Of TIE " Y Tribune.
SlR:-JohD ". Boyce, The Reader Of tie Board
Of Aldermen for 1851 tx, hs iend Genet is blessed with
plurality Of Offices he 10 not o1y Relier Of the Board at
$50 year I'D gf Of $3.50 ct Chri.tuss bat be- il
also Principal Of the Yo,kve Ward scheo II Zoo gear
snd Principal Of the Evening School IN tire same building
IS legal ard if IS occupy eli these oices e. the
sane tine, cen be perform the dues Is II right tia he
should concentrate the salaries of these three Offices when
they nj ut support three iliea in these disastrous tine
is not right then the be SIR up prevent
M respponteut Reader Il he Is aspiring again that pc
0n. The secret Of hs appointment, may be found In lila
Lang been Cha;msn Of the Twelfth Wsga school Conyen-
ton ard Ia the interest OF Jas McReon, whom he nominate
foE school Commissioner, and Of Alderman Genet.
TAXPAYER
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preeou,s the following aggregates, az compared with


Qrte a sIeculative. inOveneht h"S I00o'''! Ut
going on in copper stocks in the bosion market
Copper haf advanced to abort &c. . ID rise o.
n-arly Zoe. a. IT within the last two or cree months
an The difference il uct profits caused BY this in-
movement has been very large. The average cost
of mnire ie about l5c. d ID, and mnes which hut a
few .onts since gained but three or iour cents q ID
2,oGt are row realizing l2@l3c.
Tlc OqtoHocou Miner gives the following state
,nent Of shipments from the copper minos OF thai
d..tfict Tor lie at 81 asOn:
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lDfbl....s.s.s.. s....s.'''
"a Pos ari paalI .....


CfJIOV-gke inqrly ioSs5 has tee4 mode ste nnh ne
s.t l. uu. banged aes o. '' L'nef'' "y a. -. 81
a. ~ :, .a~ of ddng Upland. and a" Ouiia Ihe see
l,uo 4 tou rcceiysd bs tie Nandotnt wts 81 feij ls
jiv but Ia al ltd and SHIPPED lnlssi Part "oa ce'el
Ff-lio hoe ben 81 rather better de- tud go proc
z ed ,s.s of bog at i'c, ond 200 90 - Nh"
a i,Ic There In been COCO tof- ofncnd flf 81 10
-, "a 81 90 iesr a. sales o. $500 BAGS for sLpLD %
Attserp ri l4fuiln. ca,h "a bond cti'T h"a' 90 a."
~ 80. ~. .r.3i.i 81 dot Tlf'nise. The naiL''
10 Ls. been JET duty he lait wee A. 10" Ffl'f pfi
..,tcd ~ bold,fs lstIg rlce he'd butncs. he r.'-
an a. fl is, ono embrace 800 - M"9y MO- 90 o., -
80. a., f. Si r.f Icifells - JOE. dip snd 60 ri
p,s ID le pn. malt ol ia. Dodo's cargo. ttH 'tf. h
e.t fgse9 an srpciial io per y. ~ IN tios q. hs'a
fr III j. ~ 10 beg ha ed san'o-t LOU iit' iD pa
Ia,n, 3 fn ts Co 0ni ~ H.' 20 a-if' 4Dof '.' Co.
i-,1. s IL, ~ p-snarO. goo do 'e1la ahe ei' o'.
j. rlics Total mate ani hsss Hb ?.
'DPPih.-Rcuned 10 on a. ora" 40 ~ ".D"''h' ,'''"
fa.'s ofaa. rc u Nsi'iu rs and she a. -. 80
fIIIH an MINI A.fttfp. tsps. fio.i 10 MOI
,,'... 40 a., .s..i.t Lnrf Co., ia-e't fsnen ny
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Tile Cta,'e.ios " rcn,y e.tni es t 'ne n 0s' o.
real estate by the ats ire al about SoS w. gs
VIII was IN Insurance for about 8 oio So@Dapies.
rliot burden has been borne by ioed, osnee and
The amounts paid by the Snaries,o' ir.nrnce Com
isuy' NH willow mp The earaI stoe and as
- Ibf.e Institutions. The to sea amo,y ss,
~ S,n,h 1,rohna have heeD about sdJ''''o
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Tpr Do,vos Of . swrsp1rye ysnprpr.-One OF

THr DoINGs OF SwrsDLfsG Y&aPIRE-One OF
the unintated Of sgndng which has .f
Ia tits city f,r revealed e Toas
Police Court Peter Bonayc italian, apne ed before
Justice Connolly several days since AID pr'iIed charge ~
swliing a-Anst Ceslr q. iogi8ua BE- residnr .
10 so Fourth Tie scavii sets forth ttat he AID 70
slie sTe,td Ia, sait'ncer Cla.ss Of ieloals
sui upon c. Ratio, H. te 0inbs Fv'
day. " cir irrisoHn.eDt P0gana called upon then
represented that he was Ia yer and desired Dousyeninl
clFs-e his services in Lt hehsf lie engaepf sod 10
paid him aiming iec y fg days afief-
TGd tee accused sgaia called fr another if23 which
sad Justice Connolly tsf he might destroy
the IsyeTs Ia the On tie aterr on, b. called
rgai1 and gt ti5 for lie ,eryices bal bond
lie said give 10 tie u.ot Attorney, who would give
up t persecution papers On the 3'h OF Sepe mbei. 10
called sau, end got ~ to give = he osI Of ihs
isfIicttttOrney 20 keep them num-" "a the IAN on
October he called and got $0 pay 20 Oondsnen IN
o their Tsk III going bail day or two ste
be called and asked for go to Give 70 IL Inherent clerks IN
tire JUDGES Dis1 .tornrys Office. BY tins time The
poor victims had but iij len tbis they 20 the would
Be lawyer tosetter with the w rings brooch ADD ~,
Only They thus lie. sy eIt without bed 10 lie
uIoa.
We. lie present TIE only thing which he did for them
70 procure bail and this only benefited them for few days
Their asn surrendered item te They di'cos
cred upon tive gsNou, that Pog ia was lawyer, and
al the repres na.ious which be rcd ate 20 them were
fse. When POgians discovered IN the istnant- "ere
about 10 take proceedings egsnst him he woNt 10 them a
threatened that II they dared to pursue rch course toward
him lie would have them arrested Oh the ohA charge al
convicted .,
Justice Connolly he'd him TO bail In 90 bail. Antonio
B,.io Of No. 10 West Thirty second stree; becoming ms
bondsmau.
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NEU-JERSfY ITEMS.

RAILROAD AccirtSr.-Ihe tender and freight
car e the.W es,ern-b, ind express tram on the New
York and Erie Railroad was thrown oil Tie track
near III 90 rlssck sbou, o'clock on Monday evening"
caused by biosen rail. Tie accident resulted In 4"
delay IF about TWO hourr, but no damage was su0-
t. ned LN the carr.
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c,,,roy prrlr mcnlANprns.

u n, Fhioye, 1te s.. !. 1"ynnN. .., .,Nsb H.,
sm,.~Iu III. mornipg IRinuN You pnoi'th VIZ
~ er oi ho ied Sen mustered 20 we IL, ,Lo
'', y, f,-ot, UiH. iii -nlfnders, col Fi'"tt NJ.
be,. p, 1en qle 1. r. a,,. h ,, =. IN Albany
% .ss ~ ,aen respectively Yoe vii 'si.. y
tie rIffr , ... ~. .... SEQ Lak
l.D 1852
,oo, ,,,o-t CT, ,a..s.. Ia. JnGl
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nrsrsp,r, SCENE IS rn C.us.--On tae ARRIVAL
-, 'te lis a. m. train from NewYork at bSdse,
tort, on Monday twenty vouptseis e.. On E 0Sl
- Ic,,hed. The conductor, Mr.. Sa.born, came
n org ' soou utter the cars had started for The a
WEN e5 number Of he volunteers refused to hand "
w.." ,hrcstennr Sanborn, meanwhile, in Che mos
ser,ous manner lalf dozep b"yonetT were he
mon him, when, with great resence o. " a"S de-.
VT ;psoe OILERS oi tie pass myers cane ~
Sis rcssao w6h cos OF wood with ,s s G bs nSe
'e'ensu 70 'o"r o.. Se OF tie volunteers haa nor
Of be- eo"dac,cr at once, bat he beng es sbI
man and ara ed with The sized DIV or board was
70 defend R Ssss sre 1'f Ss a9ry re
s 81 c.i y 81. ~ save ore paying their " ln' oT %
Mo.'o, ,re arr snJ TIE if.n proe'eoeu Z" ~
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v. Given awsy .,ny esnnen, lev. except tire SUI %
~, bad with faL's exception 81 large war; "'''s
- and vet sA,cl shah sf.n tho noble old man l.
,r.ad,g.,,iii nd I'd sizel ore.oost nd rAif
d. ba-p-,'s ,hop under la'. Hotel co ef oil freA
49, ,5 Ns,,an ,,r,cts / viii eerd den 70 him. ana q o.
il.,e the .e.iisr,icn Of knowiDS l'y WIN be- oo''
% , 90, Old man who t. no~ eoD'p'Nsi to ''"'' "'
m o.an You know ne, aud can coslii5 that Vi" 'e.s'
'N' o"N fACf
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An APPEAL.

70 ,ie I.eto, Of The " u fritanr
Sla. The accompanying letter y one 81 t'e "OE
se,, .l pathetic spp.aif hv. ever feen. 1h' "'"I
wortly oJ In ccnnse lieut. 'se'd :, y"sf'' VINO
yr, s-o an sciyo sud respected osf IN VI rue hsp'
n.nt In hls ci, lie Wa ther ,. o'p"io''i
-. Ij,at sir have own old and hiirh4 on
~ LID nui .agcr ,-iM ~ ooid ,,ant sa oi Our o"
fI,.I., would 10 q comfort e. De.
Rclpecffuty.
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SxA1iSo.-a gang Of men were AZ work yesterda,
removing the snow from the ice on Lake Lincoln
AID to-day it wiimgan be open for The reception Q
ysilOrs.
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N,w.yr,p's CoxPAsY OF CHILDREN FOR 1Hk
wy.r-Tbe Children's Aid Society yesterday sent
out a fine colony Of over 80 boys ana g'r'S' n'oe'.
orphans and destitute, TO the West nhder tire 0'a's
nj Mr.. G. G. Tracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

REluF foR THE FANIiIEs oF NoLcNTfERs-
Ttc distribution OF die sum Of 900 60 which wac
appropriated 10y tue Common Council on the l@th
nit. fr tie rect oil the families of Volunteers in tbe
Tai,cc states Army from the City Of New-fork,
commenced ytsteri,y under the following arrange
ment:
The d., and laos sor payments by The Assistant Isa"
,rs, ,y' h. IS follows. ard froli 9 o. "a to IA
fs.rr.tl SrNs1pPIAf DfsrElcf. A. IhT hoTtNpA III
~, Frst Sec ID Tniri AID r. usth " ards Tues.
a.. MOI. srd Il ktI va 10 ~ tcn ,tltsi sim ana
-. al ,r,is rhurslay.t Fourteenth NsTd, Fniay'-
.f',iI,, sno. 4, Assistant Treasurer 80
Trru So ,aoRiAL DisfaIoT. AZ NO J.. to'RrH NvtSuk
T.Ih Mar. Tuesday-; Eleventh Nsii, Nsin,, lays
,rbi,.,uh lNafd Tlursasss Seventeenth NAd ffiaAYs
Wu. Tru. uv, Assistant IfeasuIer =, "a. ,.
-, sys ,roPiN Dsrkicr AZ No. L. FOURTH AkNVh -
Nah n Ard Tue.dAyr; fifteenth ana sAteenth Nnds
Vdre.d.Vsi Fisl,es nth Nard 1hursdsys-A a DeDnia'
Assistant Treasurer. . 49, 80 G.. ,,.,,.,
srvRxrn SENAruRflL DIg1ricr, AT THE STATE AhNENAt
coasyr ~ SryRgIH AyrNUE AND THIRTY fiFih SitnkrI
y,h .ud II roteen " ards. iuesdiys l"rntieth Naii
,dna.t.ys I've ty.s' Ward IDursdrys' twenty second
W,rI Fliiavs-John w. hitch, Afs stsnt III, asuIeh .
psns rSiag tickets orders emitting them 20 ree e
directed to present them ouy on the Jay se'
rt "a, thr payment ottAe Nsd Ia which they ir,i1s
AZ w WAC - ROBERT L. HANS.
CouIolle. aud fressafVr
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A special meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
will take place to-day at o'clock.
There will also be a special meeting tomorro"
rrbur.day) at the same hour, to consider the pro-
posed appointment OF Solicitor Of Cus'cn'i a. New
YORK. See advertisement.
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. Outward 3ound.

Xnc -~'" UosToN, Tuesday, Jan. I, Icoz'
ma mail. for the steamship Niagara wiz close sS :.
, Inc "ia', marrow "Wednesday morning enc
y %; % ' w, ss;i however, until sboat noon.
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Econ, sam Francisco.

SIX FRASCIsCo, tiday, JAN > .'2'
,,iv,d-Ships Derby nom st"''o'A'
BdsdssGH g.. r,,xc-.co Saturday, Jan. 4 lSoZ
.,dvss-s.eamcr Ul 'ic Sam. rom fShena ,,.,o, foy
s.iied-shius Kit Carson, for Ns2a'Aa'ei '"-F
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BrIIs Hr,D.-Ncw- York carr Nofc'-iue'-
,ay. Jan. The market opened this morning w'th
abont 1900 bullocks on ralc, including fe" SoId
es,,do, beside about TOO state Stock lei over from
Lo,d no,l Of Of l,st week. Al int particularly
ON tlie raos made on Monday, and somewhat ." '"'
enr,ies: sales Of to-day, the price was hhsH'y "u'
v.,pred on the average Of at Tuesday bat "Ieh J.
became generally known that ihs'e WIZ . - ~ ~ =;
,cad. and probably TOO Lsad OF local 'al,ie on .le
Harlem Road. beside nn nnhnown granny on sl !,
e",uI New, .ierrcy Road, Me wade i3fgedi ana y
OK es c.j rot .e,ire, IL wae more ci'teoh :" 'n's
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Urnso. CorvrY Cornrs.-1le Winter Term O
,h urd,ou County Courts viii commence The ~. n.
A. IA, a. j. t~own there iDpOi1sIt Gees 20 com
before the Grand Jury.
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u

Hartford TIE volunteers were mot Of them urder
Che influence OF liquor.
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iAdvertif ]

Free Exhibition, For TWO day. Of VeIy ve e., -.
~ o-s..urs srEAr ESGSE, smal! model OF s0"-
rst,. sorer o. the makers place. Va no Broadway.
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Comics Of the addrcss Of coincidence ''om 'he b'h'
"a; r,.len,s to the Qneen on tue death ofthe Pi4n's
80, tay. been left at various places about Tue
,itv ,or s,eu atule. See Advertisement.
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AsAccoNrLIsBHD FORoER ARRFsTED.One day
last Whose was subsequently s.ccisnsdi -
be- VIM r. Wilson, called al the bsrting once OF A Names,
Rochester a1d wished 0hs advance ci - OK 5lo 90
iu favor OF VIM H. Wilson Mr. karre' irf0rued tire
nsn that he di dc buaness IN tia; way ea the note
49, lt IN hs hands FOR col Fltic be wOuc attend 10 u Ihs
not, va, according lsf Mr not liking the look Of hi
Informed ohcor sheridan OF the case and gave MN aesetr
cot sharp lockout Tor the fellow Az on Saturday
AZ eroon sst spieI i in tue sitting room 4 ne pepo, NC
,o nj into cs,ody he searched hu, snc on his person
were found eight led cheeks, auouutng III we ~
40 Three drawn .sysDie 20 the De 90
H. rneruisl ank and ign 81 H. W Chit snden ". 81
udet the NCster Division oil ne Nt"'fofA Neu
- Railroad lhe were for -S each mere was Aso INC
c.k u Is ths Monroe CountT BsuA ahd one OF -; Oh
de Commercial Bank both siEuea H. w Oh tendel. Nv
of he CHECKS were Kanes OF and enc OK
e The 10 check drawn psreble 20 James bronson
and sgned wilson The heI Of the Named checks was
Tor y and made payable 20 jerry Tracy wilson nsd ase
succeeded passing ia on Tracy bogus ehec- In pay m's
On soarchus he prisoner further te Gle few skeleton
KEYS .ui sas amount u money were lDend Inc 80
ufes O. the checks yerJ wei d ne ana sLs OF i
'endens very closely inustd that seh;leaon h-no
ur,g I'll. nemorasinb contained cards " it'll sctip
tarC Quotations tAon and he hsd also several Letters
about hr slowing quite extensive Correspondence Wild
women PAX of the state receipt Ior the Po
box 81 hlc also discovered anu W ~
on Who Md reg tered hi. at the hotels in the city 80
Henry " Andersen krowls!g d that lie had oren lately
totpnc in Chicago Int his residence as ew OH "neie
he followed The rrpororial busilsss for livelihood
Ngon A. a o, i..., jsl for further e1ant alton Ire
reer--lto as sforged Richie Co Ham
iop C. w. and q ic, MsLogsn Of tls city lived mere 90
satd,v uIru. % Nils0n. II wilson cannot oe ne.o
M. he " IN he handed the tasds object lhe pms
ouer undoubtedly cu accoiApihhsd iofss DC he
tosl..ts found on his person testify MI Snesn'sa Gu
"e1 " '''-'' ''' iKceles:er Un,en and American.
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rAdvertisenlentl
: EMPORIUM.
CENTRAL

CENTRAL PARK SkATE ENrOniO ~.
sx.rrs from IS eeAs 70 s?A Everyths and SSr.s.
NO ss,rss We m.ke specially o. SKA ne.
iNS'" CoSoykR s WALKAs, No f' pIo-a""'
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TAdys.tisemenLI

A YOUNG MANS BEST , hs.t aivs tar. get.
UrAn-To know nov !. EoTIsH Wells 80 Dsosa"SS'
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Rrceiuir Of Produce.

~ 100 b.i. ron. o o1 rtf pfoyi.cn' go ab'
NFiaIyt lnD Ilsf. Lard 100 Din'ca Iiosa
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4 CnAyGE n IN ALBios.-IIe Abtoa OF Sat-
n,day announces lie retirement OF Mr. j. ). Ahern
from tho publication department Of that Journal
Mr.. Abern has been The publisher Of The hie'0n for
seven wears pact and leaves ii now only to give
more attention 70 nN private aa.iIs