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Cradle Song.
lFrsm Putnam for August !


Prem Putnam for August
All by the sides Of the wide wild river
Surging sad through the sodden land.
There be the black reeds washing together
Washing together in rain and sand
Going, blowing, flowing together
Rough are the winds, and the tide runs high
Hush little babe 10 thy silken cradle
Lii lull, lull lull, lull lullaby
Father is riding home, little baby, ....
Riding home through the wind and rain;
Fiinty hoofs on the flag stems beating
Thrum like fan on the golden grain.
All In the Wild, wet reeds Of the 10 wlands,
~ Dashed and splashed With che freezing foam =
There be the bloOd-red wings of the stsrlinRs
Shining 10 light him and lead him home.
Squirting hard DER the grass gray ridges
Stacking rein in the low wet land
Where be the black reeds washing together
Washing together 10 rain and sand
Down OF the yeilOw-throated creeper-
Plumes OF the woodoock, green aud black
Boughs Of salix, and combs Of honey
These be the gifts he IL bearing back.
Yester morning four sweet ground, doves
sung so gay to their nest in the wall
oh, by the moaning, and oh, by the droning,
The wild, wild water ia over them all
Come, oh, morning, come with thy roses,
Flame like burning bush in the sky
Hush, little babe, in thy silken cradle
Lull lull, lull lull, lnll lullabyl
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A LETTER BY CARLYLE-An English paper has
the folio wing:
Some eighteen years ago, a youth. of an aspir.
piring turn Of MUD, but afflicted with an unfortu
nate impecuniosny which held him to the drudgery
of schOolteachng for a livelihood wrote to G ar
lyle In querulous aud Responding spirit. The
sage of Chelsea replied with letter Of good ad
vice. Time rolled on and few weeks since, the
individual in question appeared very iscredtaby
In the courts of Justice, an object of peculiar in.
terest 10 the many victims whom he had defrauded
The affair has brought to light the following char
aIterlstic letter;
CHELSEA, November IL, 1850.
apparently, you are young man of unusual
perhaps of extreme, sensIbility, and placed, az
present, in the unfortunate position of having
nothing to do. Vague revere, chaotic meditation,
the fruitless effort to sound the unfathOmabe, is
the natural result for you. such a form of char
acter indicates the probability Of superior capa.
biities 10 work in this world; but is also, unless
guided towards work, the inevitable prophecy OF
much suffering, disappointment and failure in your
course of life.
Understand always that the end Of man is an
action, not thought. Endeavor necessarily with
all the strength that is in you, to ascertain what
there where you are, there as you are-you can
do 10 this world aud upon that bend your whole
faculties regarding all reveries. feelings singu.
lar thoughts, moods, ETC., as worth nothing what
ever, except as they bear on that, and will help
you toward that. Your thoughts, moods etc.,
Will thus, IN part, legitimate themselves. and be-
come fruitful possessions for you in part fall
away as llegltmate, and die out of the way and
your goal VIII become clearer to you every step
you courageously advance towards il. No man
ever understood this universe each man MAY
understand what good and manful work il lies
with him TO accomplish there.
'chssr mp there's gear to win you never saw,
So says the old song; and can say no more to
you. Yours, with many good wishes,
I. CARLYLE"
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The Emperor Napoleon.
From the New York Express. ]

FROM the view lofk hNpresal
Our files by the steamer City of Paris arrived
this morning. bring Us the UerbdtiH report of a
highly interesting conversation with the Emperor
Napoleon, relating TO political assassinations
10 have been held at the Palace of Fontainebleau
lust after news was received of the murder Of
Prince Michael of Servis, and the manifestoes of
Felix Pyat melting to the assassination OF the EN-
perOr himself. The fear was expressed lest such de.
testable examples and such odiOus excItations
should occasion some fresh attempt against the
head of the state. The emperor held the contrary
opinion; and as every look turned toward him
seemed 10 claim the secret of his confidence, he
spoke substantially in these terms:
" In the position occupy life has only one at
traction that OF being useful to the prosperity aud
grandeur of France. As long as live shall pur
sue no other object, and Providence, which hith
erto has visbly sustained me, will not aoani on
me. My fate, moreover, is IN its hands. 1t viii
decide whether my life or my death can best serve
the interests OF the country. In presence of so
many parties animated by rival ambition aud SUD
versive passions. there is no security for France
unless she remains closely united to my dynasty
which is the only symbol of order and progress
IL might happen that a violent death, ii such be-
fell me, would contribute much more to the con-
solidation of my dynasty than the prOlongatiOn OF
my days. just see what happens; the man who
instigates or who commits political sssassiha
ton, who makes himself at once Judge and exc
cutiOuer, Always produces contrary effect to
that be wishes to attain it is the punishment OF
his crime, it is inevitable. What has just taken
place in Servs is the evident proof Of this. The
consprstors hoped, by killing Prince Michael, to
bring another dynasty into power; they have
strengthened for 8 long period, the family Of the
ObrenOvitch. Here, at home, if one Of the many
attempts against King Louis Philippe had sue.
eeeded there is every probability that the House
OF Orleans would still be reigning over France.
II fell under the assassns blow tomorrow or
to-day, the people with, one voice would acclaim
my son and even If all the Imperial family dis
appeared, they would 60 forth, as in Servia, In
search OF some little nephew heir to my name,
some Milano or other, to raise up q new the flag
Of the empire, revenge the murder, and sanction
once more this truth, that the parties which stain
their hands IN blood, never profit by their crime.
can thus regard the future withoutfear. Whether
live or die, my life or my death will be equally
useful TO France, for the mission which has been
imposed upon me will be accomplished either by
NE OF mine"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

A rumor that General Grant had been ambushed
by Indians on his recent tour, gave occasion for
the following effort OF the Western muse, which
appeared in the Hsrtsville (renn.) Yidette:
"Ulysses Grant who went out West,
To trade ia furs and skins,
Wss Thomas-hswked aud Scalp-ied
By the bloody In-jtins."
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALrY OF NEv ORLEANS,
City Hall. July 81, 1865.

MAYoRALrY OF NEw ORLEANS,
City Hall, July 81, 1865.
mo. e49-N.S.l
Resolred. That the controller be and he l.
hereby authorized to adjudicate 9 contract to thu
owesi bidder or bidders. after FIVE days notice
IN the official journal, for repairing the railing SUI
rounding the Lafayette Square the work to be
done in strict accordance with plans and specid.
cations on file in the Office of the city surveyor.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
tsigned) ALFRED KkARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July 81, 1868.
(SIgpedl JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
john w. OVERALL, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

The qudat Of the affairs OF said Corporation at the
its charter IN upon by
lis steckhoder shall be conducted by three Stockholders
duly elect. Dy majority ia OF the Stockholders at
meeting convened for that purpose after sixty days pre-
vious notice In Newspapers published In Nev Orleans
The period Of liquidation aud he amount their compensa
also a other privileges conferred uoon said
Liquid tors shall be hxed Ia such the said stock
holders may 81 such general meeting determine.
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Ohm W. OVERALL. Secretary.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Cry HALL,
New Orleans, August Sd, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
at his Office on Saturday, August 10th, 1865, at
noon, adjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders
the above contract. 90
Pas. LABARKE, Deputy Controller.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

Nevermore can the coarse, gritty tooth DO wders
and tOoth-destreying chemics fluids lad place
on the toilets Of sensible people. The fragrant
and preserystye Sozodont has superseded them all,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

CoNTRoLLER's OFFICE. CRY HALL,
New Orleans, August 8, Is6S.
Notice hereby given that the controller will, d
his office, on Saturday. August Is, 1863 at noon, al
Indicate 10 the lowest bidder bidders the above
contract, as per specifications on file in the ONCE
Of the city surveyor. t--
PAS. LABARRs, Deputy Controller.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
ARTICLE TENTH.

The Board Of Directors accept Professionally power
prvi conferred the Association by sny
OF the law under WITCH the same for ned b. the adoption
Of sny Of the Legislature BY any ,oa.
gress Of the United States America but the final accp
Of any such privilege shall be determined BY
vote Of the majority Ii amount Of the StockhOlders
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

IN MOkhOE CAREY, UNDE zTAKER,
~. Noe as Dos and 2f Magazine street. julia
and Joseph respectfully 70 bis friends and the
public generally that he vii continue the Undertaking. oui
ness Of the late Daniel Monroe the above and win
constantly hand assortment Of Nstaac Burial Cases
and Csskes Rosewood Mahogany Black Esnut and P1sn
Eonns Bodtes Emsalned. Dsnterred and carefully
Shipped MT CAREY win be assisted By Mr.. JOHN BAY,
long known In connection with the business. -f70
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
ARTICLE NINTH.

The following named Stockholders viz: John Davidson
Max Bisney, Charles Lesseps. William IA McL,eIlt an
Frank W. seymour, James D. blair, Robert KOberts aud
Adam Thomson here constituted the drst Board OF
Directors who shall at their hr meeting their
number President the said Board shall serve until
superseded by tLeir elected PROVIDED in
ola SfwNn
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
UNDERWRITERS.
pHILIr LYNCH. UNDERrAKER,
% ct. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany, Black Walnut and Plain Coins
always hand Bodies Embamed and carefully shipped
Funerals attended in person aud he hopes BY strict
ton to obtain share Of public patronage
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT.
....CHARTRR.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish and City Of Nan Orleans


1ai v -.Earlc)
coco STATE OF LOUISIANA
.I aa lae Parish and City Of New Orleans !
BE 1T KNOWN that on this i7th day Of July IN sheye
Of the Of The usIeS states Imes ca s
ninety third before Andre. Herr. u ns.aIy pgelic g
a5 ma duly som.sonss and qualified and in the presence
ally snd appeared he several persons stockholders
q Stock holders Of the capital stock Of rdE
COMPANY body corporate. established and located
his city incoprsed BY act sassed before
sabscrbsd sevsrsy srsd that provisions
utled An for the orrsn1ssen Of corporations fr
Woks Public improvement Utihty" approved ssrch
cations the stcckbOsr Of ssa Company had bssen made
sssS here as S. s e f @ 5 Conn., AS
thiscy The 10Th day July housano eight hunrea
e q Of The &c coapsnS s
Secre me notary the l7s day q jane eighteen hundred
ss s,Ssi therein As also shrsef ahs Of the
sensd that the Cha Ter or act Of ncorposo OF he d
Com sny should be modified and changed
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name title Of said cprsora,iou shah be TaE
UNITED STATES Ma IGATlON IsPxOvEM <NT
New Orleans Of Louisls All legal process shah b.
served on the .PresdtntO OF the Corporation. .
--...t- ARTICLE SECOND.
removal the bars and prOsoOn Of the syess
hiseisspp and olker rivers ife
Of solid marine oundatiors shfo lses and
other structures quek anis marshy
and application Of hAnico "Casson de Ferp improve
granted 10 EDWARD Msnico BY the Kingdom Britain
and by the United Of AmericA and otLs
be as .nS
which The said Corporation may acquire the night Of using
- ARTICLE THIRD. az -a.rr-'
The capital stock Of this corporation ia teebv sxea a. ,ba
sum OF FIVE LLION DOLLARS, represente1 by twenty
thoussno shsTes of hundred fty dollars each II
which onehaf viz: Ten thou and
et apart for the purposes expressed in the following article
The other one-hal tea Thousand shares shall De sub
tOw; The subscribers to the shares shall
HANDS OF the resident the Conn
busns s. twenty-five dollars add share of
subscribed oy them OF the remaining two hundred snd
yhve dOa' on each and share there shall be
~ the nee 81 the sa Company i've successive
Otwove dollars and hfy cents se IN every
ct each such call BY the Board OF Directors
Htwspapers puosned in the City New Oeans And the
sxty-tw0 dollars and hfty shall demand
Al the ONCE OF dCOmpaIy alter years date
~ said Company organ ration for business upon thirty
DAYS notice, as the Board VI Direct 5 may require.
But should The Board Of Dreetsrs after
unnecessary 70 make further demands StoekhOd
tor such residue they hereby and empo
Cer6cates OF stock fu, paid 20 al s,ch
maDds made prior thereto. - n 90 m
bolas Fifty Cents share after the payment Of tins
first ihstallnent OF ten And sh stock
holder tail or refuse TO insslment ed
rcors declare the stock Of such rfeited
ate thirty days notice that
All and every amount paid on said stock shall be forfeited
euo the ment OF the from such
Of the delinquent subscribers they shalt deem advisable
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
L q. PALM ER - co.,
On O PALHER, JOSEPH WILD. n 3 COX.
Wholesale Dealers
Paper. Envelopes sad Rass,
uss n % ana " s.ns strsss Hsv er'..ns

BOWER-No. 50 OARoNDELET sfREET-
n commission and Forv srding Mersh Liberal cash
acvancss made cotton Western produce
signed my friends hessrs Bruce Simpson Co, Liver
pool; Messrs Cary, Maefsrsnd Co Liverpool and Lon
don Messrs q. H-neken Psmore, New York Nsssrs H.
Sloan Sons Phflsdelphis Messrs Corona Co, Mem
Dhis; hessrs Choutssn Edwards 81 Louis; Msssrs Hall
Long, LsuisvLs end M. Q. II. Jordan, Galveston,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
GREEH a ELDER
kKAL ESTATE AGENTS.
n oommsreiL Plsos
r. owners Of Real E.satss

We have . and for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City property also Tor Country Place around the city and
the railroads and rivers Persons wishing ss invited
70 place their properly In hands. maks no charge
lniess . sale e Effected
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
The Colunbu.r ri.euer,.

THEIR CRUEL AND NHUHIN rREArxET-A CARD
PROM TIE PRISONERS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
ARTICLE TWELFTH.

The Of the StoekhOder their residences and the
respective number Of shares held by the present
declared be uch subscribed this opposite
the nsmes each respectively.
Wherefore the appearers for themselves
whom they represent and Tor those who may
be Wits them hereby covenant aud agree
and declare that be- af OF than three the
capital stock subscribed Tor and at meeting
the Act Of Incorporation o. the sad be md the
Is hereby nodihed, altered and amended in conformity
the regoing
Tins and passed my Office at New Orleans Afore
said tue preence Of George Csnas and Michael Egan
competent Witnesses bon Of tns city, VINO herenntO
their names with the parties aad the said Notary the day
aud Aforesaid. =
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
ARTICLE EIGHTH.

Corporation shall be and continue during the
term Of twenty i've from and after the
presents organize for business
Of the Capital stock specified in Article Thd
shaI have subscribed for.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
ARTICLE FIFTH.

Anpowers Of the Corporation shall be vestei in Board.
consisting of Eight Directors, who shah ssch
shares OF Capital aud who shall their
ing elsct enc Of their own number President of
The Boad and Cooperation. The said Corpora
ton, through their President and Duec ors shall
have AND enjoy suecessoni may contract, add be
tued, plead and be ipt adSd In their cOrpOr
make and orate zeal hold recstve purchase aud
convey real property for the Of the said Corporation
properly, aud they aay
paper secured By mortgage property In the CITY
New Orleans the City " Jefferson In this State
value OF the oaned provided that such
loans shall be made only vote of a. least
the Directors
SAID OF Directors shall appoint Secretary ard al
such Clerks and Agents be necessary the
81 peas M the salaries of all officers VI
ration the amount OF security that shall
SAID oncers and agents. snd hall make establish
such byws for the and the
affairs Of the said Corporation be and ope
majority Of the SAID Board shall be Necessary form
quorum, also 20 elect a7y oncer thereof said
Board shah also have the power ill that
by desh absence resignation any
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
City Hall, Room No 4 Basement Floor,
New Orleans, July 80, 1868.
OF A CONTRACT FOR BURYING THE
INDECENT DEAD AND CONVEYING TBR INDECENT
SICK TO HOSPITAL WITHIN THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS FOR ONE YEAR.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

ORIGINAL SIGNED:
j. B. PREAU, r. FONTAINE,
ROBERT ROBERTS, JN0 p MANGO Agt,
BRUCE, JAS BLAI6,
JOHN HALLIDAY, NJ. r. BIGNEY,
y. W. SLY nOUR L. A. TYLER,
WIN III. MLELLAN, J. r BRADY,
JOHN DAVIDSON, j. o. NIXON, and others
ANDREW HERO, JR Notary Public
copy Of the original act duly stamped, Gle and
ANDREW HERO JR-, Notary Public
New Orleans July II 1858.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
ARTICLE FIRST.

The name title Of said Corooration shall be TaE
UNITED STATES Ma IGATioN tsPKovEM <NT
COMPANY, and the dOmieil thereof shall be the City OF
New Orleans state Of Louisis All process shall b.
served on The Presids M OF the Corporation.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
ARTICLE SEVENTH.

All transfer Of stock shall be recorded Office said Com
pany abosk Of transfer TO be kept for rpOse The
etoekhhoder binding himself herself by the me
tact OF recording such transfer ase by terms CON
dons aud stipulation Of this any toe RAJ
regulations or BY laws made and adopted thereof
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
ARTICLE SIXTH.

On the first Monday in june thousand eight hum
dred aud sixty nine and annually thereafter
Of Eight Directors shall be held Office OF
the Corporation Of winch election previous feo
days shall be IN two newspapers pab he'd New
cans n plurality OF votes counting
voted upon) shall be sufficient 70 elect such Deeors.
Each shareholder, all meetings for the Of Di
Other purposes cha be entitled directly or Oy
proxy vote share of stock held by hun
The failure elect Directors aforesaid dissolve
the said Corporation but the Directors then in sh al
hOlu un smother elecsn held which notice shall
be given above provided or and shall until an
election be held
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
VINO TAKES THE MONEY!

Dr.. wQLCorT saws be viii pay 5000 TO any person whe
win produce remedy inst viii Instantly remove, and
ready and permanently pam Ia the Head Teeth.
Temples, Neck, Shoulders Breat Back, Heart Lungs,
sides Hips Abdomen, Legs Ankles Feet Toes interna
ext rnal chronic. Oh Ulcers Fresh wOun ds.
Frghtnl Caneersn fact all pain from any canss, Rhsn
matte, Neuralgia. from mosquito bite Intense
Labor Painsss quick Pain Paint reduce inf
y rapidly heel permsnenty as soon give P.tn IN it,
pcston whether applied to the infant the most
feeble sged person, and harrness - Pain Paint
Applied Free at no. "a 0arondeet street -,
Sole Agent for New Orleans aud State Of Lou sianA
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied. POI tn af
ENACTn - hsssrs n Kieues a Holanae-. No. IS
l. Peydrss Manufacturers Of the halakOn Bors
GentiemenI have examined the psten. that
you by the U. Government for the hsakon
Bers and found in the Ingredients employed compound
veil calculates 10 excite and good Ord-r gesva
organs have prescribed said Bttss tines aud In
Instance mad occasion ascertsn their benedea
snect remain, gentemea, respectfully, your ost
Osedient servant A. MEROIER, NJ D. 1873 Csasl street
have exsmned the patsa you hold tor
hsskOn Btters and ind notkug In the Ingredients thereof
calculated 70 act nJuousy upon the SYSTEM
aiken In nordinsts quantities. Indeed nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter. 4. A. SMITH, NJ. q.
Your halakof Biters, which have examined. DO not
Contain any ngedent injurious 70 health and be
mended 70 those vhs are In want Of 90 ID tonic ~
Yours. SCHUPPERr. NJ %.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

J. BALDWIN DUFFs fREATIsE ON PRIVATE DIS.
EASES Inpo,ency Loss Of Power, Nervous DEBILITY With
Notes lmpediments Marriage should be all
<mpating marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of 70 By
J. b. DUFF GRIFFIN. ~. =
New Orleans Medical Institute,
H' N. 164 Magazine street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

The fast freight tram from New \ ork. at
midnight, has resumed carrying a mail "a Philadelphia
aud southwark, arriving at West Philadelphia at $50
n.
The ball of the "SociGte Cnlnare Philan-
thrOpque, To be given NJ the Gcmania Assembly Rooms
this evening promises Ia he grand success As the
cct Is charitable one, the entertainment deserves be
raj patronage
Company b, LIST Regiment, National Guard,
held he annual Dali last evening at the Casino IN Hous-
ton'st lie members present la the uniform FOR
mery worn by the Hawkins Zouayes and presented a
very bne appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

Mr. WAsHBURNE went 10 say that the Committee
OIL Appropriations would have All the appropriation bills
reported az possible and he thought that the
House WAS digcnt II could have all those bills sent 10
the Senate before the ist Of April By sending them 20
tho senate thus carly Congress coud get through az iis
business and adjourn urthest by the middle Of May
Mefnber-In time for the Chicago COnycniionl
Mr.. WASHBURNE-Ics. In time for the Cow euiion
The Committee then proceeded 20 consider the bill ny
sections. The first item, FOR compensation ana mileage
OF Senators gave rise TO running discussion involving
the question OF compensation OF senators and Members
the 20 cent allowance 10 Congressional employees ana
the general question of economy aud extravaganza.
Without getting past this item the Committee rose ana
House adjourned,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
gcrsts, Gnrias,s, &f,

At THE CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway
IA ard Thirty nintstJ j. HENRY Aaeiion.s, ks.is, s.s
SATURDAY MORNING next Of HORSES CAhnA"ns, hahNhSS
BELLS ROBES BLANKETS WHIPS kc Among The horses vii
be Of dppe R hands high 6snd yesn Oh ,st ese,
entirely perfect family carriage team CLOSELY washe. VI
great beauty they believed 20 Dc equal to ss g,I OF
&c The darn bay French stallion Napoleon" log hands lxb It
old sound and hind in all Of great strength snd spsS
iron old 3 hands high perfectly sonnd ss ssd ns
harness can Ot $50 and has bad but little The ia hsrss
Orphan Boy" lyiihdawn from last sael 70 DC add 20 The hss
years old M bands promises great speed bay A hss tass
has ost bis mate; LET Of other horses h rsssyss -
sale No postponsmen, account Of weather s dns M -
showing borsxs sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

GEORGE WILKINSON, esq.,, reports mat 81
night last hs house saved from robbers by ihe t7L.
ALkN Windows broken open tie sarn gtrn ~
pursued captured HOLMES, No I Broad.