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ga HEAVY (?) ROBBERY FRUSTRATED
William Monk, coyetous individual, undertook
to steal a roll OF oil.cloth from the furniture
store of Mr.. a. P. Mills, in Market street. near
Fifteenth. William, however, had miscalcu
lated the thing. In the first place, his muscle
roll with a reasonable degree of speed; and in
the second place, he did not allow for the eyes
of others being upon his movements. As it was,
the first compelled him to drop the plunder, and
Weakly. For some time previous he had been
seen prowlng around, and had tried to transfer
a coat from tailor's peg to his back. Alder
man Jones heard the history OF his little opera
tions, detailed in graphic FORM and then held
him to answer for his little game.
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] atest Markels by Telegranh.

PALTIMoRE January 10 Flour dull aud prices
heavy Nothing ldoiDg In Wheat for want OF re.
ceipis Corn active and steady; sales OF good 10
prime white, at S106G110; mixed SlO3; yellow
81 O4gl % tor good and prime PennsY YlvaDia. Oats
steady, at 6Oa62c. CloYerseed scarce ana firm, at
W 90 Tor prime. Cotton quiet, at 38t9S4c for mid
ding uplends. Sugar inactiYe, but holders are tlrm
az lOGl0i for refining qualities Coffee cRTgOas Of
kiO are held at l2al2tc, gold, In bORd.
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HENRY VINCENT, ESQ. ~ We would re-
mind our readers that this eloquent and dis
tinguIshed English reformer who made such
favorable impression on the occc sion of his
recent visit to this city, win repeat BY invita-
ton, his great lecture on "0liver CROMWELL - at
the Academy of Music tomorrow evening His
description OF the battle of Marston Moor 10
most thrilling and effective, and his portrait of
the dispersion of the Long Parliament by
Cromwell is both amusing aud dramatic No
ono should fail to hear him on this occasion. as
il will be the last opportunity this winter.
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Hon H. j. RAYMOND has presented petition to
Congress- signed bv PhiadelpIaus asking for re.
duction of the tax on dressed skins " The best
way to reduce that tax is to dress skins with
the beautiful clothing sold at Charles Stokes Co g
clothing house. under the Continental, and from the
MODERATE prices the clothing is sold your skins will
be dressed cheaply enough. and you will never com.
,,Iain nf he fax N that direction.
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UNsUCCEssFUL.-James Oakley lad OF
sixteen wears, was arrested at Second and Dana
streets last evening" about o'clock, on a charge
of larceny. It appears that james went into a
store near Second and ButtoDwo0d streets. and
lifted a couple OF pieces of muslin from the
counter and attempted to leave with them.
G1nCortunately. however, for him be had TO dron
his plunder, and just as he got a couple oil
squares away the hand of officer Never dropped
on him, and he was escorted ingloriously to
Aldermen Toland's office: After Itr a hearing, he
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Five at New Haven

NEW HAVEN, January l5.-A fire broke out
ing belonging TO Simon Rosenberger. DESTROYING
the building In which it originated, and two
adjoining stores, owned by William H. Merrill
ami George Graham. Six families escaped from
the building with their lives. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
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"KNUcK" ARREsTED.-Ofiicer Moullie ar
rested man giving the name of John Black
man yesterday afternoon, at Eleventh and
Spruce streets, on charge of picking a mems
pocket. The victim in this case was a gentle
man by the name OF Mr.. Cox. The thief managed
TO secure about $780, He had hearing before
Alderman Tunison, who Commlttsd him to an.
sWer,
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IT Is A MEAN TRICK of trade 10 sell as foreign eX-
tracts domestic scents made of the worst materials.
The prices at when they vended is less than the
duty on the verltaDle articles Could folly further
20 than TO throw money away on such rubbish,
While Pha on's Might Bloc ing Cereus," Tedolent
of tropical fragrance, is within the reach of al?-
lfa.noe RpnaLhlic
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Mnre Ahnut the PriEe Fight.

IsPEo1AL DEsPArOH no THE EVENING TEIRaRAFH.I
HARRISBURG, January I6-lt Is now rumOred
that the prize fght between COlJer and
McQuade this morning lastei about an hour,
and that Collyer came of victor after severely
Furnishing his antagonist
New York Legislature Election OF u. ~
Senator.
ALBANY, January l5.-The Hon. Roscoe C0nk'
ling has been elected u. s. Senator,
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A NUIsANCE.-The Grand Jury, after an
inspection of the Camden County Jail, have pro
nounced il nuisance.
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CANA.

T. No Commercial Panic at Hong Kong.
LONDON, January l5-Noon.- kilograms
received from Hong Kong make no mention
of the commercial panic in that city, and it is
now believed that no such panic prevails.l
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FRAN EMINENT DIVINE says, IL have been using the
Peruvian Syrup. 1t gives me new vigor, buoYancy
OF spirits, elasticity of muscle" j. P Dinsmore
NO. 96 Dey street, New York, will send free a
pamphlet OF thirtv-two pages. containing full ac-
count Of this remarkable medicine to any one send
fhair n draca
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FRANCE

FRANCE
The Transports for the Mexican COntin-
gent New at Sea.
PARIS, January l5.-The last transport for
Vera Cruz, to bring home the French troops
from Mexico, left Toulon last evening,
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No CURE No PAYl-PosITIvELY No CURE No
PAY.-Dr. Filters Remedy cured e. F. Clothier of
Rheumatism, No. % North Water street Used
nwardiy. Advice gratis, 10 TO 4, Office, No. %
South Fourth street,
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THEM 19O.0-Some time ago a party of

THEN 190."-Some time ago a party of
men formed themselves into beneficial organi-
zation, under the name of the Widows Relief
tors, thinking this good opportunity of replen.
ishing his exhausted FUNDS, went around to
various parties and collectedvarious small sums
of money, amounting in the aggregate to about
$3.50. Elated at the possession of such an
amount of cash, he went on bender and in
the course of few days his riches took wings.
Those whom he had swinded brought an action
against him on the charge of embezzlement.
Sergeant Murray arrested him at Mansfield
After hearing in the case he was held in $500
bail to answer the query. where is them $l90?"
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A HARD CUsToMER.-Some time ago q
man giving the name of Robert Stuart was be.
fore Alderman Allen, and during the hearing in
his case he behaved in such violent and un.
ruly manner that Lieutenant Tolbert ordered
him to be put out. Mr. Holloway, the turnkey
obeyed the order given by the Lieutenant
Shortly afterwards Mr.. Holloway was charged
by Stuart with assault and battery, but was
honorably acquitted by Alderman Davis, before
whom the charge was made Mr.. Holloway
sued out a warrant AGAINST Stuart tor perjury
and disorderly conduct. The hearing was held
before Alderman Allen this morning who
deemed the evidence conclusive enough to COM
nit stuart to answer the CHARGE.
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LADIES, GO TO G. BYRON MORSE Co No 9O2
and 9O4 Arch street. tor your Fred Oysters Chicken
Salad, Coffee and W offles.
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS.


FIRB.-AbOut 10 O'Clock last evening, a
gentleman discovered large light in the gro
Gerry store at the corner of Broadway and Diyl-
sion Streets occupied by Eli Tells. He imme-
diately procured, as he supposed, bucket oi
water, and attempted TO dash the contents upon
the flames, but the water was one mass of ice.
Had 1t not been for this they would have been
subdued-as 1t was, they soon gained raplo
headway. The steamers were soon upon the
spot, and flooded the building with water, Mr..
Tells loss IS about FIVE hundred dollars, mostly
by water Insured in Newark companies. he
lost his accountbook. The building is owned
by Albert Crump, and is damaged to the extent
of two hundred end ffty dollars. NO insurance
HEARNG.-The five men mentioned in
Mondays 4 1ELEoRAPH, arrested for breaking into
the saloon of Jacob Hoonef, had hearing be-
fore Mayor Budd yesterday. Tney were taken
to the County Jail, and immediately after the
bills of indictment found against them were
read. They will be tried during the week.
STOLE A BmLY.-JOhn Murphy, q lad
about eleven years Old was arrested yesterday,
for stealing billy from the pocket of a coat, at
the Nickel Works, on Cooper's creek. He rea.
lized twenty cents from the sale OF the article.
RECovERED.-The watch and ring lost by
Mayor Budd, on Sunday, were found in the
snow yesterday by Jacob Hornell, in front OF
his place Of business.
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A DEAD INNoCENT.-About 8 o'clock this
morning dead male infant was found in an
alley attached 10 No. S29 North Second street.
The body was removed to the Seventh District
Police Station, and the Coroner summoned to
hold an inquest
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THE NEW SPANISH LOAN.
NJ. FOuld Fooled Again.

LONDON, January 15.-It is now said that NJ
Fould's project for a Spanish loan looks like a
failure.
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The EXPLosIoN-ANOTHER DEATH
James Dufiey, who was admitted 10 the Penn.
sylvania Hospital in consequence of injuries
received at the boiler explosion at Beech and
Coates streets yesterday, died this morning from
The effects thereof
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For FINE con Injections, iruis,I and delcaces, go to
u. W. JENKINS,
No. 1887 Spring Garden street
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WEHAvE still further reduced prices of Mems,
Youths, and Bows ClothIng-being determined to
close out Winter Stock
No BETTER INVESTMENT CAN BE FOUND THAN
CLOTHING AT OUR PRESENT PRICES, wHICH ARE
LOWER THAN THEY POSSIBLY CAN BE NEXT
WINTER.
HALFWAY BETWEEN { BENNETT & Co.,
FIFTH AND Tower HALL,
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.-A
Convention of this military organization will be
held TO morrow Wednesday evening, at hall
past Z o'clock, tor the election of Department
Commander and staff Officers to serve for the
ensuing year. The meeting will be held in the
Common COnncil Chamher Indenendence Hall.
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CENTRAL POLICE STATION EXANuNA-.
TIoNs.-At2 2 o'clock, Frank Arnold was before
Alderman Beitler on the charge of stealing
bag of waste from j. Lodge 4 Co.. North Third
street. Some pawn tickets were found upon his
person, also a grain bag under his vet. Held
in $1,000 bail 70 answer
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Latest oommercIal aud FinsnciaI New

LONDON, January 15-Noon.- are 81
for money.
American securitles-United States 5-2Os are
steady at 72t; Illinois Central sI4; Erie Railroad
shares have declined to 449.
LIVERPOOL, January 15-Noon.-The market
for cotton opens heavy, though prices are un-
changed. The sales to-day will probably foot
up 5000 bales. Middling uplands, l4ld
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SPAIN
Our Squadron among the Grandees Of
Barcelona.

HhrCeIOuA,
PARIS, January l5.-The United States iron
clad Miantonomah, together with the other yes.
sells Of the squadron, is now at Barcelona, Spain,
and great crowds of the people visited her.
She will sail again in a few days.
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f om Genrpia.

AUGUSTA, January 19.-Nathan G. Hishbon
has been reelected State Treasurer for the cur
rent year.
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AN UNREASONABLE FELLow.-A man
giving the name OF Kett Manly was arrested on
a charge of assault and battery last night. 1t
appears that Manly has manly love for manly
sports, and especially for the manly art of self
defense Like many another man in whom the
desire for knowledge is implanted to an intense
uegree, ne Is unaHie 10 gFar,Iy n ms curiosity,
not showering greenbacks upon him. 1t ap-
pears, in fact, that Kilt went into Mr.. Dougher-
ty's drinking saloon, at Front and Dock streets,
and asked HIM to lend him money to go on and
Dougherty refused to do it, and Manly went into
him in a style that would have done credit to
the "BOy'i himself. Manly was arrested, how
ever, and had a hearing before Alderman But
irrltabilitY.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM EUROPE THIS PM.
~~~~~~~~~~~N~SS>~~>S>>S>~>
BY Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cables

No Panic at Hong KOng-Our Squadron at Bar
celOne-sailing Of French Transports for
MeNioc-The New Spanish Loa1
a T zzle-Latest CONNER.
Cial and Financial
News, ETC.
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PUBLIC NOTICE e &. Whitman & Co.. No Sls
Chestnut street are now ready 70 supply their choice
and pure ConfeC ions, put up in neat boxes.
Also a large assortment OF Imported Boxes Sur.
prises and Knick knacks. for Trees.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[For Additional Local Aems see Third Page, ]

HIGHWAY ROBBERY The GARRoTE
AGAIN IN OPERATION. night a couple OF
fellows named Joseph Keesey and Michael
McCarty, went into tavern near Broad and
Prime streets, and sat down to play cards.
They played for some time, and when man
who had been playing got up and left, they also
arose and followed him out. They followed
him until he entered small alley that enters
into Broad street from Carmen street, when
they made rush, and whilst one of them gar
roted him, the other robbed him. In his
struggles to get loose he got sufficiently free to
give an alarm, which was heard by Officers
Joseph Mckinney and Corkrey, who rushed up
to his assistance, and after a short struggle sue
ceeded in putting both OF the garroters hors de
con- bal,
They were escorted to Alderman Lutz's office,
where the case was investigated. The proprie.
tor and bartender of the drinking saloon near
Broad and Prime streets, came forward and tes
tilted that the prisoners we're the men who had
been playing cards in his place. and who had
gone out after the man who had been robbed.
They were held in default of $4,000 bail each, to
answer the charge OF highway robbery.
Keesey, it will be remembered was pardoued
last Friday by Governor Curtin He had been
convicted OF being a party to a prize fight a
short time ago, which came off at Church LBne
and Media Railroad, in the Twenty-fourth Ward.
The other man, Johnny Green, is still serving
out his sentence, both having been sent below
for nine months each.
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RHEUMATISM, Gout, Neura, gia etc. No cure no
pay DR., Filters Remedy, No. 20 S. Fourth street
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DARING eSHoPLIFTER.-Abont seven O'Clock

DARING SHOPLIFTEB.-AboTt seven o'clock
this morning, shortly after the FUR store at No
23S Brown street was opened, man walked
very nonchalantly into the place, as if he
wished to purchase something. The attendant
paid no particular att 5ntion to him for the
moment. as he was attending to some other
duty. The man suddenly snatched up bun.
die of furs from the counter and left rapidly.
For a moment the attendants eyes opened wide
in astonshment, ana then he left, hot on the
ever, and he was not captured. The fur got
further aud further from the pursuers gaze,
until 1t got so far that it was not to be seen.
The value OF the fur is estimated at seventy
Eve dollars, and consisted of articles left TO be
repaired.
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FRFNoH CoCoANUT CAKE, original with Morse
& Co., Nos 902 and 904 Arch street.
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A CARD.
70 BELIEVING THAT THE CUT, QUALITY AZ
ffysAND PRICE OF CLOTHING ARE MATTERS al
f1ysNOT UNWORTHY THE SCRUTINY AND CON. 85S
I24 @sIDERATIoE OF PRUDENT MEN WE INVITE -l8sa
Hsf5sA CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF OUR HN
SUPERB STOCK
OF WINTER
READY MADE CLoTHISa
EY@EMBRAoINe AVERY VARIETY OF DRESS. ~
~ BUSINESS AND STREET BUTTS. PRICES. go
s51-ALL REDUCED SINCE TAKING ACCOUNT OF Bsa
Hz4 'sIocK. -Ha
WANAMAKKR & BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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A LOT OF PACKING BOXES, BARRELS
"A and Nail Kegs tor sale by
No 1886 Fight ThirtY.hve, NARKET ST., below Ninth
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TNOR RIOTS OR BURGLARIES, A WATCH
II mans Rattle should be IN the dwelling OF ever
housegeeper to bring him assIst9nee FSr sac q tn
No SIS fFigSt thirty avs) wARKET ST., below Ninth
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
pyroRM IN REPRESENTATION
am. naaar ef ~ gVtossss

~ O. sasor q Te SS''.'~ -, 20 on editorial |
ofn :, ,his,dav on Reform in Repre- A.,
:" a.. nv mind requires answer m pen' , I,Lo,v
asna, Rcurosentaton Society, as IL IL % honor TO
a, ,sIaaa The Society, with which h'o 'ted 70 the
=. connected prepared-a memorial 10 De - ,ort ure.
constitutional Convention tSS Whole subject Of repre-
entaon te.IeasOnsfoEs enss enshs and inequalities result
Ienand 70 illustratS hofcai scheme Of elections Dy
aoritV Immediately afteI % ~ The Society with the
rial ~ lie memorial and IePorc " ifb that
t.titTuonai Convention as ANA, IN week at Albany,
s6srse, present at the discussions Of the
esee c9nse99eGt nn9h ~" The society felt ineqm
upon itself 10 suggest detnlts pt Ecctve
IN VS. ElcngIl a hvno means so welded to u eaes3 eae
Seh not accepted ana haSc ma, cVomld have secured
any resentation or, inleed, he woulu SrCd n
,srJed Il a. step of eonslderaGiS o cnr memorial the
sSSSe1ton lad left the prpit0o o ~, may here
o tIs point flexible that tne 81 jts own mSm5ers
tS 1rovde by law for the t{,e M odes on some
sis' S poss of al subordinate legsanNo o,, Of cach
nan which shall secure peIsol Ioice in lie making Of
sleetgr and insure A'" ''' W. -, ,,o orr,r,,a.
When M eiatnre Was before theCommittee % Va S ~
n9n isf Ibe Convention urged upon t.eY te TED fhe
che Convention prUpSS,SS we Desired to effect which was @
,staS down then drew an alhehue 20 tbe Ierisiature
N0te1 ON the organization OF Ine fnture
The Comht'SS 6cussion @ teling simply - allow r lu.
Sc3s,ares 10 naugurae the eior eioteS WI nv Judge DAILY
lSs lSsSssS vas slso voted down M 6ieeieS, sne
80 H lie man urged in yOHr couIlu " n, e Organiza
Ia and the report OF the Comnhtes on a .
ton OF the Legislature was SS Would secure mi
either by means OF reS To- here
ar Inv leaving the Legslature lIeo rnre
,n me subject not because the soJos ,ts oTn
td vas unwilling TO accept any plan nuS Who con
-, beesnse the majority OF the gehuSi te Drope
oo The Convention we're mrpe ,,l9 l9r 90 see its i'm
sDauinaon Of the subject ana is, of the fac
e,"s We have here another lllusllatSUn md mai
III ali nro.spess must come nom the Peoi i rower 10 IN
a. id,Sto expect those who hoa uS those who
~ aecteS by il first demand IT, II iew Sna Of the iG
sesenthg both great pon&cs & sn P ill by persistent
oidRs the before Che pSSPlS nchC
the 1So nodies nor constitutional
prevent OF 'ss Sdety TSI send You
tAe t ~ our memorial and report hei'hel " "'
~ as Vel found space III your columns SIMON STERN
Respectfully,
Hr,c York Aug 49, 1851 ,.---.ux-S,xu-az
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
Proposals.

OFFcE ~ Army CL0TH'NG AND ReulPAGE,
No % BKoApwAY NEs.YoEK, Aug IS, 1904,
ARMY SUPPLIES.-Sealcd Proposals VIII he
n r,csve at oce until y ocock FRIDAY me IJd inst
for frbg aud IN such quantities as may
h. red this Depo, uatl May 1907 KID
ASH COAL furnace ard egg size -, ,,,.e,
Proposals be accompanied b. proper guaranty Tor the aAa'
he United states reserves right reject all bids deemed obee
t0Kaile. -, -
Gl!ressedo Bt haor"e.' y y. ,l"tV ~ ,v
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
MISCONCEPTIONS DI.rrIcr OF TnE IsDns Trnnlronr. }

CH ~ QuARrERMAtTKRs OFFICE }
at GIBSON @. N, August O. 1867
ITO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals. duplicate will be received
o'clock September 1867 furnishing United
Quauermaster's Department,
5000 bushels good merchanhe Corn Us equivalent In Oats
Barlry. er month iu following;
5000 bushels he delivered fot Gibson. c. ~. monthly
2O0G bushels be delivered Fort Arhucke G. ~ monthly
bushels TO he delivered lIarlauds Ranch monthly
500 buhels be delivered North Fork Greek Nation monthly
Proposals all specify the Kind and quality per meath
the bidder desires furnish whether IN sacks otherwise ~hat
charge fany will be made for the packages aud the whole
quaLty required either all of the above
Each bid must be accompanied by good ssd sufficient guarantee
from responsible parties forth that In the
form of the
The Government tselfth right orceeg all bids
received
An deliveries grain made anier which may
awarded ue hgd Inspection by ocer agent ap
pointed on the part NJ uc United States.
Proposals should be- ndefsed Proposals rnshn0
Oats or BIrlcy," aud addressed TO the undersigned
T. PAYMENT be made Government fands monthly
thereafter shall have hesn received for that purpose
Bidder, Invited and earnestly reqgeo TO present the opening
A. s. KlMBALl, Captain aud A. Y 81 u \ A.,
Chief QuaTtermaslsf District J. T.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
"a Salbtm it nap COntrrr.

r ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
II 4 DRAIN-CHARLRS =. RRHARD, Surveyor and Practical
Gardener Hunters P Island y prepared to make s
pd Of Survevs 10 pn typographical Maps and Pnes and 20
Cemctrcs &c &e keesl
MI DO gwen the important subject Of Land Drainage he
thorough system that failure possbe-
Robinson Agricultural ftor " 4 Iroane
ITO THE EXEMPT FIREMEN of the CITY.
Of NgW.YORK unierged hereby give notice that heT
have AZ their disposal FREE SCHOLARSHIPS in the University o
this CITY 10 sled BY the q Exempt Frvnen Appnea9ps
lie further particulars apply 70 DAN
WALKER No AIS Caualt. JOHN NJ COSTA No rs Nssanst
WM HITCHMAN, No Il East Eighty ttsi fEt Eh
corner and West F nhst school COMMITTEE Deara
of Trust