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BOOTHS THEATRE. cd st, between 5th 5th avs
NARY AgNER.
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THE TAMNANY. Fourteenth street.-IxIos Tor; or,
THE RENDEZVOUS, &C.
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wALLACK'S THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street.
PBoaRYss.
BOwERy THEATRE, Bowery.-MoSrs CRIsro-RkD
GNoME WHITE WARRIOR.
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at is the model ofa statue for my hus'
bands tomb"
You are having a statue o! him made
the devil its very majestic :"
do you think SOP
- 1t is only great men who are thus cu'
out of marble. and at lull length: 1t SCENE
to me. TOO, that the deceased was very or
binary parsonage
&" In fact his bust would be sufficient
" Just as you please, Madame, said the
sculptor.
well, let it be bust, that's-determ-
ined :"
Two months later, the artist, carrying the
bust, encountered On the stairs merry party
The widow giving her hand to the elegant
dandy who had caused the statute OF the
deceased to be cut dowE was on her way q
the Mayol Is Office where she was about 70
take a second oath of eoniugal fidelity.
If the bust had not been completed, II
would willingly have been dispensed with.
When, some time later, the artist called for
his money, there was an out-cry about the
price and it required very little less than
a threat Of legal proceedings, before the WI
dow, consoled and remarked. concluded by
resignins herself to pay for this funeral HON
age, reduced as il was, to the memory OF her
departed husband
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vOT, Kiln NEW SERIES. VOL. XVI.

ately lonely and romantic road, was asking
the young lady "a wear upon her engage
ment finger ring with 4 tiny ruby-apple
set in emerals. while cousin Alice was blush
ing and dimpling. looking sly and sweet, and
putting it on.
Thus, after the flowers came the fruit :;
so in good time they were to live in the
garden Of Eden together the bride wearing
apples instead Of orange flowers.
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Farm-Yard' Song.



Over the hill the flvm-boy goes
His shadows leuthens along ine iahl'
A giant staff in a giant handi
In the popular-tree, above the spnng'
The katydid begins 10 sing
The early dews are fillins'
In.o the stone heap darts the mink
Tbs swallows skim the rivers brink
"a uS bo,ne 10 the woodland fly the crows,
Vbc1 W.. over the hill the fsrm-boy goes,
Cheerily calling
"Co,' boss CO, boss co - CO. cor
Farther, farther over the hill,
Family calling. calling STILL
Go, boss CO., boss Co. con-
Into the yard the farmer goes.
With grateful heart ST the close Of day
Harness and chain are hung away;
In the wagon-shed stand yoke and plov;
The straw's in the stack, the hay in the NOV,
The cooling dews are falling;-
The friendly sheep bis welcome bleat,
The pigs come grunting to his feet,
The Wbinnying mare her master knows,
When into the yard the farmer goes,
His cattle calling
" Co, boss CO., boss CO.! CO.! coz
While still the cowboy. far away,
Goes seeking those that have gone sstrsy -
$50, boss CO., boss CO.. coz
Now TO her task the milkmaid goes.
The cattle come crowding through the gate,
Lowing, pushing, little and great;
About the trough, by the farm-yard pump,
The froicsome yearlings frisk and jump
While the pleasant dews are falIng;-
The nsF-8Ilch heifer is quick aud shy,
But the old COW waits with tranquil eye'
And the white stream into the bright pall flows
" hen 10 her task the miikmaId goes,
Soothiugiy calling
so. boss so. boss so 20 , 20 ~
The cheerful miikmaid takes her stool,
And SITS and milks in the twilight cool,
saving. .' 81 SO, boss 50 . 50 20
To supper at last the farmer goes.
The apples are pared, the paper read,
The stories are told, then all to bed
Without. the crickets' ceaseless song
Makes shril. the silence all night long;
The heavy deVs are falling.
The bousewife's hand has turned the lock;
Drowsly ticks the kitchen clock;
The household suss 20 deep repose
But s'iil in sleep the farm-boy goes
Singing, calling
" Co, boss CO, boss CO.. CO.! con-
Aad Of die milkmaii, in her dreams,
Drums IN the pail with the flashing streams,
Nurmering, " So, boss 50 ''
-.7lgBfic -7lmGH1c for 1870.
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JOSH Billings on THF MAoKEREL The mack
erel il game fish. They ought to be well edu-
kaied, for they are always in skools.
They are very easy to bite, and are caught
with a piece ov flannel pettcoat tied onto hook.
They are not the only kind ov fish that are
caught by the same bait.
Mackerei inhsbit the sea, but those that in
habit the grocerys always taste to me AZ though
they had been born and fatted on salt.
They want good deal Of freshing before they
are eaten, and want good deal ov freshing after
ward.
III kan have plenty ov nackerel fo- breakfast
kan generally make my other two meals out Of
old water
Mackerel are considered by many people the
best fish that swims. and are cal ed q the salt ov
the EARTH t-r.r asia.
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Ar FR.Ncis LEE

Dr FRANCIS LEE.
lie was large. and she was little ne was
slow and eic wa- swift be was PINK, ana
she Wi- pale. hi- name was ie'er' anu ie''
Ts. PhiDmeua-
and these were the lcas. of ther oi1eIsl-
1e.. fr Phil1mcna was alive "itA tNe warm
.su.as-ratiye nature that clme uo"n u .I .eI
som Irish ancestors aud Peter hAd lne
>.ag-i-l German Blood al some PAST genera
lau. le, they were as ioH' 'i eacn o'''5''
aal AS happy together a7 people 'i'en ale-
high stone house, standing far back in the
A,ie o. "''e E'''''s ,.'''' - t,.,,I
bind Co gorge ami dInEle' and were bound
a front by the psincila. street %! the 'h'aSe'
JUST 'e'D'5 me- ~ -i..-'. IT,, - and
-.ureI 90 the gate.
'e'-' .., -...,,,-.rl, 3.,- -r,,5
p.aaueua. dropping -ef ewing ana running
t.tae door,
Peter was lying 'i 3" S'i" o.! 'N'
window. reading "a newspaper
Nuaty' sla hc. fustlug his paper.
paiomcua dld not wait 20 repeat her re-
marx. .u- threw 1n a waterproof CLOAK,
s- hr tine time Peter reused himself and
ael % the piazza she was aI me s-Ig s,5
WITH go. -- ','-'- a.. r-'..., nil
s5. 80. ,-,+
'a '''e- was .'.,.+ ,...- f,s- .'
Is eh' -
t- t'e-e.- -3'1-h --- I'm. ipl.;I ..,.,,, l., a
81 be j1st st9aa -ll'e ~. .i n,,'',','', c c"i
eiue 81 near "-l1 '- Is-.i, lad, ,yi.b
zee -ae Was loy-y-..'' - ,',l 80. ali
curls -nl dmp'es' ny 80 80 7,+ n
a'3ut Ais lill'Ie- ,.,, =, ..,s,r 5e,l ol
he.p a. tle nas-"=' "---'
hospitality ,.....-l ul,,t.
Ilis is cousin A-iie' io'-'' '-'-
mena- .,.-......;., ,I;..-.
60 ata very hNnpS n -l'' 80 r'..-.b sim
ac4Ialntance, sl.' l.e'' ''i'
cerity. r.-..t., ,,.. D..
And, iu4e-d' -r i'- 81, e., IN.
LchSlol enough I0 '- ON"
queen --,,- -.;l ,1;,o
am 50 GLAD Cd -'. "S'' a.. -
80 s3o; as she nan come '.,i a..
ard then si'uA- y i '-0
ly ueZ4n 90 cry t.... s.,r,-., n,
Pefc- stepped ""A"''-'l 80 - -
Iuc. .ut oi place '7 "i' ..'1 g4 - -. q
while rnlioile"A -'i''. -, A-eu'-
,..,, ,r,l cousin AEce2 she sad. ln q nut
-aror ,vr.uathv aad affection.
But Alice. Hv way oG answer, lad her
.ace oa phmena's shoulder. and crying
-5e more. only repeated, " l'm So glad 70 be
here
Peter uickcl uu bis newspaper, which vas
a-ways q tent of retreat 90 him. Once be
Bind that be might be social or silent he
--i.bt he moody and Indifferent 20 any de
,rse for. like charity, i e3vereea. multi
~. taIk around him rose above that in The
- p, could i1in in tine ,slS, but De felt
M nd. ,s-.ll responsibility in making 1t worth
,.- man must keep up with his
-sr.r5, err.
,r.,r be read with ais eye, and listened
,r;.b his asrs-hut be heard nothing iJr
p'I,,nspa carried cousin Alice d.reetly np
..sirs and when taey came back il vas In
-er.rarer W. mt down ~ this sight like wallis
+ Jsrjtbo Mt be sound OF the shouting, and
lil not 20 up d .8ir ma yIe evening through.
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LEclsLAltRr o. trRuoSr.
SENATE

T~r,-.v ess ~
bls int'llood All fr'riie ny VIZ peNey
OF N"sniHg'on' 10 fepe' aH Ae' ..' tue a J.
,aneeinen' ut sc'enee ana nirii'. .ur' 'ppro' e'i
No'eliysr 4'th' - i' e..-'1'''ee 'A P'i"'-
iIg.
-. -, - -,
Vermont Snte Prison 20 e. mmI,.ee on printing.
Gy M heelr-, 900 amendment Of Sec. IS,
Chap ~. General Statutes, relating 70 support
% iusaue poor lauthorizug charge Il - per
week for their boai.l) 20 committee on print
ing.
By Mr. Hutchinson # Orange. 10 amendment
4 certain secJiaus Of Ch,u. "A G =. r,lati4c 70
tlaf, ia iutox ic.tiur iriuk, lpro,idinc that one
fourth ofthe das- shall 70 to The c5mplainaut) 70
committee on painting.
By Mr. Faruham, DIV rceu,-t1. 90 enable tbs
new holders III the Union Meeting House m
Coriuth TO dispose of the sal.e ; 10 General com
uittec.
House ioiut resolafiaa-Auuointinc committee
If three senator, aud f,, Repre,eutaiyes to visit
the S.atc Reform School sdopted in concur
renee
On motion Of VI. Hutchinson, the above vote
w.s r,corsiicfei Ion the ground that the 18th
ioint rule appointed such commttee) On
motion Of Mr.. Dewey OF Washington. the Joint
resolution WAS ordered TO lie.
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One Of the most remarked illustrations OF
the change which has taken place IN the way
in which good men regtrd certain things, Is
afforded by the following extract from the diary
of the Rev Samuel Seaburl, Of LedyHrd, G. nn..
father Of Bishp Seifury, II Cour reciieui: lie
saws: 'sThe ticket $3.50, IN tie Light House
and Public Lot erys OF New York, drew ! my
favor. hy he blessing of Almighty God. $500,
of which received f425. thrre being y deduc
tion Of Is per cent for which nov record to
nv posteriry my thanks and praise to Almighty
God, the Giyer Of all good gifts
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young man who WAS bitfen by rattlesnsks
in Yuba county, Cal, recently, saved bis life
| by ksspine the wcupd saturated With haguhorn-
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HOUSE


Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved
Bills introduced and reierred-By Mr.. Lang
don Of Montpelier, relating TO highways, side
walks and drains; TO committee on judiciary
By Mr.. Joyce Of Rutland. to amend chap. ll2
G = entitled Of offences against the lives and
persons OF individuals; to committee on judi
ciary
by Mr. Bailey Of Newbury. in addition to an
act regulating the change of drpots and stations
on railroads. approved Nov. 10. 1868, with
petitions OF citizens Of Vermont and New iamp-
shire relating to the same subject; to committee
on railroads.
By Mr.. Esty Of Brat;leboro, to Incorporate
the .,arionnl Mutual Benefit Association; to COM
mittee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Wales Of Burlington. to amend the
charter Of the Burlington Manufacturing Com
pany; to committee on corporations.
Bills read the third time-H /, To iucOrpor-
poraje the Green Mountain Marble Company /;
passed.
Il s. To incorporate the Otter Creek Dairy
Company; passed
H Hll-Reating to the city Of Burlington and
the City Cou,t of said city; passed
22-To incorporate the Springfield FIGURING
Mil Company; passed
29-Lsying a TAX on the County Of Cal
edonia; passed.
II 3S-Prvyidng for the ceding Of the Antie-
tam and Gettysburgh Cemeteries to the United
States; passed.
On motion Of Nr Pratt Of Pomfret. adjourn
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SENATE.

THURsDAr, Oct %.
Bills referred-S y, relating TO dvpO-itious !;
10 judiciary committee %, providing tor es-
tablishing true meridian lines, SC ; 10 Judiciary
C mmittee 5 81, relating TO regimenth drills
Of militia to committee on military affairs.
Bills introduced and referred-By MIR. Hal
bert. relating 10 the grand Inst providing for
oath to be taken by listers AMI assessors before
entering on their duties. sc. TO committee on
printing.
By Mr. Collamer. relating to justice trials
(provdng mode for selecting juries) TO CON-
mittee on printing
BY Mr. Fsr,ham, relatingto Insurance agents
(regulaiing insurance business by non-resldent
agents. to committee on printing.
Bills passed-S %, relating to relief Of insane
poor.
The Chair appointed as the committee on the
bill relating to the change Of the site of the state
prison. Senators Ladd. Dewey Of Washington.
and Jones.
The Senate then adjourned.
AFTERSooN.
Bills passed-H 90, laying tax on the COun-
ty of Caledonia
H IL. relating to the city Of Burlington and
the City Court thereof
n 3S, providing for the cedine Of the Antietam
and Gettysburg cemeteries TO the United States.
Third reading ordered-S 30, incorporating
Miidetown Springs company.
s Is. relating 10 public easements.
s II, in amendment Of secs an1 Of chap
ia General Statutes, relating to forging ami
counterfeiting
50. in amendment of sec 10. chap 80. Gene
raj Statutes entitled "of the limitation Of
actions -
"a, in amendment of chap 81, Of General
Statues entitled " Of the traffic in intoxicating
drinks with slight amendmsnt).
j. permitting parties in civil suits to chal-
lenge jurors (amendel 80 ne to allow tlro instead
of three peremprory challenges).
7, relating TO the grand list
Is. relating to drains and common sewers.
Third reading refused--H 4. incorporating
the Green Mountain Cemetery Association.
H -, Incorporating the Springfield FIGURING
Mill ompany.
II 8. incorporating Otter Greek Dairy.
S l3, relating to estopples.
House bills referred - rs, relating 10 mechanics
and other lie. 5 TO committee on Judiciary.
a5. relating to married women being wit
nessss 10 committe on judiciary.
%, in amendment Of chap Is, sec Q, Of the
General Statutes, (relating to laying out and en-
larging burying grounds) to committee on
Judiciary.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
THURSDAY, Oct. 2s.
Prayer by the Chsplain.
journal Of yesterday rsad and approved
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Bills introduced and Referred. BY Mr.. Joyce
Of Rutland, relating to Phillips Academy and
TO school district No 26 in Danville to COM
mittee on education.
By Mr. Pratt of Pomfret, in amendment of an
act to tax dogs to general committee.
BY Mr.. Rrumey Of Pawlet, to amend Sec AZ,
Chap II G. s., relating to county officers; to
Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. whiicomb Of Barre, to incorporate
Barre railroad company Z; to committee on rail-
rosds.
By Mr.. E-iy of Brattleboro, to amend Sec 3,
Chap. is G. S. relating TO the records Of msr-
riages to general committee.
By Mr. Brigham Of Pitts6eli. changing the
name of Edward Abbott to the general con-
mit'ee.
On motion Of Mr.. Wood Of Fairbaven, ad-
journsd-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO WHOM IT NAY CONCKRN-I AN THE
IN sole manufacturer OF the celebrated La Camilla Urso
Cigar. All infringemsn:s upon my copyright which L en-
manufacturers Dealers will be dealt with according
MANUs, cigar manufacturer, 100 Maiden lane; retail
store, ia Spring street.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or TAKES AND
~ Asssssmensss No. - Chambers street.,

NorrcR TO TAxrAykns-NotIce Il hsreby svcu that The
Assesssnt RoIis Personal OF city
ANA county Of New York. for the ysar @ win b fcr
le and Win remain open ~! he s4h day Of April o FOR
sn. of the sorsssd real and personal estate q the CITY
es asgeved mus. make the coTm,s.cners
!ef provided by law ~. 20, o. ssp provides that urns
hersineetors provided, apPlicsli.n may b. made by
sosstS yalus,on ~ h real or personal ss,ss
70 have the corrected. II such appsca-
tion bo made In relation 20 the assesscd valua-
tion Of real estate u must be made In writing,
stating the ground Of objection thereto and hereupon the
Commssiohcrs shall examine into The complaint and IT. In
their Judgement tho shall
Che 70 be corrceted such application be made In
cant shall be cranned under ~ said
who authorized 10 administer nch oahs or any OF
them; and IT. his their Judgment shs assesscnt or
amount OF such assessme a. they believe be just
and declare their deci.ion thereon within thirty days after
such application shall have been made 70 he No reduction
real personal estate imposed unucr this act unless
attend within ,hc period prescribed he
city J. w. ALLEN Commissioners
q. n bEPEw,l Taxss and Assessments.
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MEDICAL CARD.-pR. O. W. LAwRBNCE, REsI-
M Physician Of Hot 6prines, Ark will practice IN
New York until March NEXT ne be professionally
suited Al East Twelfth street, near Brosdwsy, opposite
IfsSnr House, daily, 10 A. ~ until r. NJ CiroularN
regarding Hot Springs Ark, fun nishsd 70 applicanh
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN The steamship ENGLAND, Captain Thompson. win
leave "wednesday, January lS at - NJ from pier North
river.
Passage to Liverpool or Queensown-Cabin, 800 steer
age, &3o currency seerags tickets from Liverpool or
Queenstown, SS7, currency.
Apply al the onces OF the company, % Broadway.
Y. W. J. HURST, Manager.
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N Mrs. JENNY 4. SMITH.
TO further mistakes and Annoyancse those Who
have occasion 70 send 70 my for ns
Crinolinss French Corsets would inform public THAI
snlesrooma nj Nos lb and 47 slrh avcnue the
former near Tweh stree. and the latter near Twenty r
street Ny signs bear my name "a fuIl. a.,,r,,
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EUROPEAN sTEAsIsHrPS ,.---
u steamers iornishily London ssss from pier No.
sssh vsr r...;iss !. slSs ~ 81 sii3
EaI q 1nsnsp and
chsopsss Currency ss. .psy RoBEKT CLARK
0rPc@Tn For irsisb. 20 ROWLAND AsPINwALL 81 South ST.
CrEAn TO oUEENsrowN. AND LIVERPOOL.
From New xSr Dny ss jan %
SEBRAsR4. Wednesday, Jan.
Cabin n,,.,,. gsSI .ss .g's g.sr - North river.
sr msmss .aa
Apply 70 WILLIAMS oUIoS, 70 Broadway or s. South
STEAM TO aIAsGHw Has AASRdS AsR HofRSEDERRT EEsH ~
'''''' Clyde built .'' . SAL
pier y Ho,n veT Il y 80
Z
ssss ss & e. Ia So
stcer.ge 70 Glasgow or Derry $50 niermsdiass @sa
Passsnssrs Soessd . and iS rom H HsnSMs H.u. Roas
Pl.: i::usd payable 4 any in Great Britain and
further info,m.Sn sppy at the eompany's ocss No.
'''"''s ''''- HENDERSON BROTHERS.
THE Sos.a GEssHN hSsRs w....
c.rrvo. n. osa 0 . III ~. n from N.
Bremen pier foos Of Third street, Hoboken, taking
s London Havre, Southampton and Bremen,
q the following rates, payable in gold:- 80
Second cabin
e & Followed ~ III: steamship Union, Captain r
vrsysr on NJ, THURSDAY. s Jsn. q. ).
s0f 'f'sn' Or 0a'''se sEERICas CO., @ Broad street.
EoR LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. =
T. Cunard steamships .
SHisA from % "a. Mssns:asy
n s.v New Jam
fs...s. Kiss Ssssas 4 JSsss Ss
CABIN Ps::sss q Paris:
lo' ''''s"' " p-'''s' -pp' z. cUNARD,
No. Bowling Green.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sss HslRAss EER Pos1 1As
:Sass q r.; .,e-,.: ress; &, d: CONT
SsiGI& 81 fAsis. :s:s.s.s
ST. LAURENT. Rossean. Saturday 10Th February
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN eoLp GNcLuDrxa WINE,
First Cabin, fs,0; ssS9pd sSSs Cabin. ssk
ln''SssG % cabin o1 ssa'd
DO ss r.. II
q ~ he ?.
both transit 6y Englsh Railways Inc discomfort. OF
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY's
iron man steamship RRrrrxAx,A
Captain W Bardua, carrying the United States mails, win
sal on Tuesday, January z slsssa issS a. M for
taking passengers for Hamburg Have, Southampton and
First Cabin, $780, Second Cabin s,s; sssrass $685. Pay
The HAMM0NIA @ saii january y;
General Agents, General Passage Agents,
81 Broad street, NY No. Barclay street. n y.
pAssAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
Liverpool and Queenstown.
By Arst class packet ships.
Drafts payable pars OF Britain Ireland
Apply TAPsoorr BROS, ss South and u Broad.
LoR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsrowN.-INMAN LINE
q mail steamers are appointed 20 sail as follows
CITY q EEM York. s.urasy, Jan. is n
KAN KAN sAnoS n. H.ai Tas. ay jam S
And succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday, at
Glide pe'mRas HATES ST S1 Gsl $sssaSE & sSE!A river
Payable IN Gold. Payable in Currency
';:: s:sis s :ss .s .;
To psrts.............. lis 40 r.ris.....Sn and q
g. johns. X r, s. john. ~ -
branch s.n branch ,:. %
Ticket. boush. here =. moderate BY persons
For sYly
NATIONAL LINE
IN The steamship ENGLAND, Captain Thompson. win
leave wednesday, January iS at II NJ from pier q North
Passage Liverpool or ouesns.cwn-cab,n slos;
sgs, ~ oursesncy IRE ssserass aehss from Lvefpooi or
Apply 0aes' o. the g RfessT.y ssT
COAsTwlsR STEAMSHIPS.
DAoIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP cOMPANrs
THROUGH LINE TO
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HORSES, CARRIAaRs, &C.

-.OUR NEXT SALE OF TROTTJEa AND ROAD
~: Stock. Tuesday, 18th. a g =. wi cons. Of some
we'll worthy Of attention. consist In part Of three ns
fss. Horses including the ircttng mare
brown Ksntuck bred Horse ls high, can tro in aso ~
particulars In Tuesday Herald and II s. These three
OF the finest and fassst horses 81 have been offered for
tlemsn Aso several other ns ong and road Horses
JOHN l. vxNDEwATER, Auctonssr
" Duane street.
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AGAYORB OFFICE, NEW YORK, JAN. D, Ibbo.-
m Charles NJ Rogers, about7 o'clock NJ on the day tc
fore New Years was murdered IN front Of hs In Eas
Twelfth street, between Unvcrs place and rfth avenue
University place and approached him. One Of them
actively participated In his murder and the other only
vey II the latter person will present himself ho shall
nnieve from reward OF 81 0O and from the District At
IN ,frney guarantee against prosecution.
n II the who addressed TO sJames Logan, CITY"
tvcope that found In the pocket torn from the mmr
Il ne Of 0 conhdsntiay may
-slre 70 be By the District Attorney.
lose about o'clock Of the morning
rns question: running barchcadcd through Twelfth street
Second and perhaps IN shirt seeves or
supplied that morning with hat size 7S
then assistance 10 who had fresf cut on
le hand such person earnestly requested 70 communicate
70 such person trivial II in the opinion OF that official
islink Information such person win receive suitable re-
any psrson knows Whereabouts Of james Logan. -
Ear Old fsst ~ inches II hYh weight & about s Pouna,,
cxeculcd upon his len in India Ink having norid
pexcn, ny eyes, dark brown hair with small round scar
who discharged from State Pson Oct H. lses and wi
give information which rcsu In tho Of said described
Jsmss Logan such person shall be paid By me reward Of
Although ths ordinances limit offering $500, and
consequences OF odd restrictions IN the tax levy cannot
without esislaon ocialy obtain the for the above
rswards wil become personally rssPonsos for sssh o.
need fear any quibble about the money.
A. OAKEf HALL, Mayor.
Approved, SAMUEL ,: aARvIN,
District Attorney.