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REvELS ON THE ICE.

All the Skating Ponds in Good Condition.
Plenty Of Fuu and Plenty Of Fun Makers
Gotham and His Wife ON skates.
The Dall was not up at the PARK yesterday, much
to The disappointment OF hundreds OF people who
live below Fiity-ninth street. The reason for this
was tnat the Ice was not strong enough for a crowd
TO venture upon--at least in the opinion OF the au.
thorities who hold supreme jurisdiction over the
Park and ali that il therein. II Is true that Friday
thousands ventnred upon the ice, which was to all
appearances most excellent condition. but late In
the day it gave way in several places under the
great weight or the crowd that had been attracted
to the lakes by the skating signal and many persons
received an involuntary bath. The Commissioners
toos alarm at this, and fearful that the Coroners'
income might he very largely increased, did
not allow the crowd TO remain on the
ice while 1t gave such signs Of its extreme
weakness. and 80 ordered the ball to be pulled
down and the ponds cleared. 1t ia believed, how
eyer that the red signal will be hosted to-day ana
II II should there Will certainly be an awful rush
OF skaters to the lakes.
rue Harlem lake, Notwithstanding the prohibition
OF The Commissioners as to the other lakes, was wei
patroniZed by the up town 1OfkS-that IS the people
wlo 1--we III hariem and vicinity.
There were few air holes in the ice; but
as people who were not rs well posfed as the
icehouse proprietors are on the subject Of these
'oreaKs' considered them as having been made
pure ar, nobody bothered his mead about them.
although everybody did bother his feet about them
when TOO close to their edges One young lady,
good Skater managed, mucn to her disgust, to slip
hall way INTO one or TIE holes during the afternoon;
but as she was seen drinking hot punch shortly
afterwards 1t vas the common belief that she hadn't
been drowned outright.
The Empire Rink was ammed to repletion all day
long. Even the platforms that surround the Ice
were crowded with spectators. 1t was brilliantly
lighted during the evening and a band Of music lent
additional attraction to tue music Of the SKATES
Tue crowd was not quite so mixed as that in the
democratic DARK, END q large number OF ''l2QCVN
skaters were present. The Ice was as smooth as
glass and was kept in gooo condition the whole
time by gang OF laborers specially employed for
the purpose.
MacMillan's Fifth Avenue Park was also well pa.
tronized by select gathering OF skaters. who en-.
joycd themselves until u late hour OF the night.
The skating season has set in rather late, and
Will last but a few days. SO all who want TO
get "good skaten should avail themselves OF the
present opportunity and ..stand not on the order
Of gong bul 70 at once' to OF the ponds where
tue ice Is tp.top and lne whlskey not 100 strong.
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TIE RECEPTION OF MR.. SEWARD.

Amecting Of the committee Of the Common Coun-
Gil appointed to make arrangements for the recep-
ton OF Mr. Seward was held yesterday In the Cham
Der OF the Common Council, Alderman Miller In the
cnar. In response 10 the inquiries or the committee
gentleman verbally communicated that Mr.. Sew
ard would he happy 10 meet the citizens OF New
YORK next week. at whatever place might be se-
discussion AS 70 the time and place Of reception,
Aldermen CrelRer, Woitman and Rogers were ap-
OF the Academy OF Music and TO designate the day
Mr. seward should receive the public ovation and
give has views upon national questions. IL was un-
derst0od that when the committee Will have COM
pleted their arrangements Mr.. Seward VIII be nor
ay notified OF the fact. AS it Is etiquette for dis
fIDgulsned ciEzens hOn0red by complimentary vfsiis
from the Common Council 10 wait upon the City
Fathers, after little diplomatic delay MI Seward
VIII probably call on the Aldermen tomorrow and
make his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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70 be divided between the horses making the dead

TO be divided between the horses making the dead
IL when better undertakes to place tho horses
In race he must give speclned place. a. nrst,
second, third and 20 on. The word Iast' shall NOS
four start but "fourtho only, and so on. dis
tanced horse must be placed distanced"
Is. Horses shall be placed IN race % ana sets sSs ds
day; provided that where horse comes Ia frst and
II IL afterwards found that be was disqualified ior
pool sellers and shareholders snail not be held re-
sponsibie for moneys PAID by them under the decl-
sion Of The judges OF the race. .
10. Bets made during heat are not determined
until the Conclusion OF the race, II the heat IL not
mentioned as the time.
made and, on refusal, declare the oct 10 be.void.
Is. Outside bets cannot be declared or on the
course unless that place was named ior stalking ne
ciaration IN writing with the Judges who shall read
1t from the stand before the race commences.
~. bets agreed TO be paid or received, or Dets
agreed TO be made or put up elsewhere than at the
place OF the race any other specified place. can
not pe declared or on the course.
70 Bets on horses disqualified and not allowed to
start are void, unless the bets are play or pay
q. bet cannot oe transferred without the con-
H. Wnen BET Ii made on norse's time II shall
be decided by tine time made IN . public race, he
"a. When horse makes sme 'on on snort track It
shall not constitute record for the decision Of BETS
but only as q bar for entrance ia races
"a. Horses that are dlstanced or drawn Mt the con.
cusion OF heat are beaten IN the by those that
start alterward. horse tnat IL olstanced in heat
ID beaten BY QUO drawn at the termination OF the
same heat.
rs. "A person betting odds has the right to choose
q horse or the field.
"a. All bets relate to che purse, stake or match, II
nothing to the contrary II specified At the time Of
making the bet
u. Parties wishing al the horses start for bet
must 30 name 1t at the time the oct made.
28. When the judges declare neat nun and void,
all bets that heat shall for decision the
next, and II shall not constitute q record for any
purpose.
29 All pools ana bets shall be governed and de-
cided by these rules unless o stpnallon The con-
trary shall be agreed upon by the parties betting.
80. Should any contingencies occur not provided
for py these rues the judges or the day snail decide
them.
81. wnen horse which has not been sold in the
pools wins race the best horse sold In the pools
wins the money.
80. Horses that are placed In the race are equal.
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ARRIVALS.
REronrEp sy TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REronrED Yy TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Aieppo {Br), Browne, liverpool and Queens
se,,ssun VIRGO BaHisy Savannah res H. with p,a.s
and Murray, Ferris Co Had heavy weather
steamship Josn Gibson Winters, aeorsetowa DC, with
Steamship ri CD, Ncksrsou. Philadelphia, with mdss to
Wsals..oom Dutch, Driver pAdang, lls days with
had moderate weather the last days hsn strong
s ;s E's Il. sss g s.. 4
sS
psnaara sa, e. cada V; Ion y With .ehr Cor.
quantity 81 yellow Pine TIMBER apparently but shor time
Bark John Bonon tBr Lindsay, .rto Css.,ls II days.
with coffee nnd hides, 70 Dast, Blisa Co Had heivy
Ssis mia AsSsi tof ranaa.lpaIs, Small Palermo, 90
S M Meausr @ u S Il n ss
Of .ha, point with strong NV and gales Jan ~ OF Gbra
scsS s s,eeiman s % Adams, wmnSou sc days. with p.-
va! stores, e g,e,aom Hayns ~: So, Co. !.
nasa ssGr .ats Is Das Wilmington Sc days. with
sshr Roena Arasel Iyland w.shnsoa NC, days, with
Schr ) Delan. Howell Virginia
Passed Through Hell Gate,
HOUND SOUTH.
schr Snow sanaY Robinson, Rockland, DAYS for Nav
York. with lime 10 Hndson Blanck.
cr Ss ss stb ss% 5U Msw ysr
sss isi hhsE,sm hSsS" sr New a9E
Al anchor IN Flushing Bay
,sehr David Floyd, Clifford, from Fan River for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Miller, -, Pniadelphia tog Boston.
Echr Geo Nevenger, Smith, Phladephia for Boston.
Schr + Smith, Hanson, Phiadephia for Norwich.
schr X Edwards, Edwards, Pct johnson for New IA.
ven.
schr Adrianna, Stocking, EliaaSeihpor for Boston.
Echr balloon, Clay, Eliaabethport for Somerset.
esssSe MSdson o
schr Orlando Smith, Ferris 70, PORT Chester
Schr Belle simpson, Hsboken ios Bridgeport.
achr J 4 ys,A Tats. New yVk Or Norweb-
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Lynch Law N iLl!NciS.
NeRYs Arresfed Charge Of Murder
Hana ny a NlOb--lkepOrted LYnchin2 oi u

4 Nesrs Arrested ON a Charge Of Murder
Hang ny "a IllOb--Reported Lynchina os n
Yonna Man.
A despatch from st. Louis to the Chicago papers
states that the negro Anderson Reed, who was
rested here few days ago for the alleged murder OF
Frederick Sudikec, near Venice, H., few mites
from here was lynched on Tuesday evening, whe
beng conveyed from Venice " the Jail at Edwards.
vhe, py party OF men who TOOK hlm from the
wagon after knocking the 0ificer Ia charge insens-
Die. Tney shot the negro several times IN the head
anu then nunv HIN 70 tree. HIS BODY was fully
sdentined by Mrs. 6ndikee rs one Of the murderers
Of her husband, and he confessed having assisted in
the murder.
me same evening young man aamcd Joseph
Tuttic, oi st. L0uis was arrested at Venice,
pcion Of horse stealing Tutte protested his Inno-
ceDce, and sent . messenger to 81. Louis for evi-
dence OF his good character. In the meantime he
was left In Justice RoDtns0ns ONCE, IN charge Of
tWo men, one Of whom asserts that during the night
Tutflo was allowed TO 20 ont OF doors, when ne
started TO run and wos tired upon, but with what o.
feet IL not known. IL seems 70 be fact, however,
that hn has not since been seen or heard Of and the
impression also prevails that ne also was lynched,
which oeepy dcplored ~ the citizcns, - the mes
Au1t sy1asnee 9 ~ yanRE W1Rb sVod enaZsssaz.
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RULES on E21EgSa OF TEIE yaTlGyAE.
Ya3wTIIG Ase9ciATE9T.


In framing and organizin. the rules OF the Ameri-
omitted al reference TO betting but the committee
appointed and empowered by the Convention have
framed and adopted the following rules, whcn shall
control all bets over the different courSes:-
]. All decisions OF purses, premiums, matches or
sweepstakes, or divisions thereof ana oil pools and
bets, must foow tue decision Of the judges, frOm
which there shall be no appeal; ana no pools or bets
snail be declared or except lor Tsnd.
z. IL race Is postponed II snall not AFFECT the
pools or bets tnar may have been made 1t. They
shall stand untll the race comes Oh unless fie con-
trary shall be agreed on between the parties betting;
provided The race taxes place within eight days OF
the time first named alter which Lime all bets and
pools are drawn, unless play or pay.
.. When any change Is made IN the conditions OF
a race all pools and bets made previous to the an-
nouncemenI OF the change shall DC null aud void.
4. When bet is made on one horse AGAINST the
field he must start, the bet or and tie Held Is
what starts against him; but there II no 1eld uniess
one start against him.
all the horses that start tn the race, tut tor those
horses that Go not start The money must he returned
to the purchaser
6. In races made play or pay outside bets are not
play or pay unless made oy the parties.
All bets are VOID on The decease Of either party.
but in case horse should die play or pay bets made
on him stand.
g. Ii bet Is made on any number or straight meats
and there is dead heat mace, the heats are not
logcs.
heat as to winning in straight heats.
IL. When race ~ coming on and party bets
that heat will be made IN TWO minutes aud thirty
seconds t2:30b and they make 2s0) less he would
win II he bets they VIII beat Two minutes and
thirty seconds $3.50, and they make exactly Two
thirty l2:3o he loses; but II he takes two minutes
and thirty seconds t2:30) against the eiu ami they
make exactly two thirty l2aol, II s a tie or draw
bet All Time bets TO be decldei accordingly.
II. In double event. where there Is no action on
the first race IN order. In consequence OF forfeit
other cause bet is or but where there is an &C.
tcn on the BET, aud the party bettlng the double
event shall have won the first the bet shall then
stand az play or pay bet for the second event.
AZ. II bet should be made during the contest Of
heat that named horse will win that heat and he
makes dead heat the bet ~ drawn; but II after the
horses have passed the party bets that GER
tain named horse has won the heat and the judges
declare IL q dead heat, the backer or the named
horse loses
10. In races between two or moro horses Of a.sin.
gle dash at any distance, which result In Q dead
heat, 1t 10 . draw between the horses making The
dead heat, and bets between them are on. Ana It
10 sWespstakea the monsy Of the ReataR hQrsee Y
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Steamship City Of Brooklyn Br), Brooks LvcrpoJohn
Steamship England tBp. Grss, Liverpool-Nasiona
Steamship Celia CBr), osaden, London--Howand A.
s,samship RoSans lsr Winter Cardiff Henderson Bro.
Steamship Main <No,, Won oerendorp Bremen oelrichs
steamship Tyhee Delaney, St Dom,nso-sporord reston
Steamship Cor.es Nelson New Oreans-H Cromwell
steamship Mississippi, Henry, New orIeansFredcric Ba-
Steamship Victor. Gates, New orieans-C Mallory d
Steamship Merceti'a, ssarkey Fernandna-Florda Rail-
Steamship San Jacuto, Atkins, sayannah- W r Garri.
Steamship nuntsville. crowel. savsnnah---R Lowaen.
Steamship Champion Lockwood, Charleston IA Morgan
ste.mship Louisa Moore, salyear kewbern, Ncsurrsy
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, Norlolx Cny Point
Richmond-tlld Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Knight, Johnson Georgetown, DcPhiilps
si.sn:a,g ca s,sss,.on Iorlard
sasp xshaaa cro sosaonw @
Steamship Aeushneh Rector, New Beiord-Ferguson 4
Ship Shakespeare tK0>, Jorgensen. Hamburg Funch
Bark Schultz, French, sfarseilles--Ruser Bros
Bark Araido tAusi, Tarabochia Barceona--Slocovch
BARK wheasand BursIsy Busnos Ayres Dowley Corners
Bari ThSs 1as, sr Blacker Laxuayra and Puerto
Bark Reindeer, Wellington, Barbados--H Trowbridge's
Big Tayorlte Duen, pcmarara-H H rrowbriage's Sons.
Brig Z Il Fickerlns lorrey Ponca, PE-S Merchant
Co.
Brig Porter tBr), Card, Halfax--cranda, Bertaux
Co.
Brig Pro,eus (Br), Dmock, St John, NB--H II Swift.
Brig william Mallory Jr Wilbur Galveston II MallorY
&Co.
sehr orlos Hufard, Santa Martha and savanlla--D Do
Castro II 20.
sehr Ed Lee. Dixon. Barbados 3 J Weinberg
Scar Louisa Wiigon, Holt, Port PrtnceR Murray Sr
schr soners NJ d scul. stcenan, csniucgos.-J W FL
well CO.
schr William Allen, Grant, Sagua-N L McCready h Co.
Schr a Cranmcr, Falkenbefg, Wilmington, NC--E
Powell
schr lohn, Rollins, Wilmington, NC-E $ Powell
Schr Il Is Wharton, Bonsel, Washington, NC--Thomas
Holmes Il Co.
schr Uriah Taoatha. Gibson, Hiehmoud-van Brunt l.
Slaght.
Sshr r Mcancy, Lewis Phiadcpha-N vondersmtth.
Scnr Harry Lee, Barrett Philadelphia.
Schr Light Boat Wood bath, Mc-iicsesiah Brown d
Co.
scir Sawyer, Gushing, Gloucester.
Schr w Glover, Pickering, Boston -Hezesiah Brown
60.
echr Bay f,ate, Lewis, Boston Is Lewis &Co.
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PERSON Al MrELLIGENCE.

pre~,uene Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Colonel j. McMichael and r.. n. Wilson, of St
Louis; Dr. J. Correy, OF san Francisco; George W.
Comon, OF the United states Army; Colonei J. M.
French, OF Michigan; Colonei J. M. Kendall and
Judge X. Cheney, Of Alabama; Thomas J. Caswell,
OF the United States Navy; Colonel Alexander II.
Petty, Of Montana; Colonel A. X. Parker and DIR.
Il. II. Merritt, Of Portland, are ~ the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Dr. B. J. Mott, OF North Carolina; W. w. Leete, OF
California. and e. II. Gnggs, Of Illinois, are at the
81. Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-Congressman r. =. Woodbridge, OF Vermont;
d. McLaren and +. II. Short, OF CINCINNATI; A.
McDowen and A. W. Bell, OF st. Louis; G. W. War
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
DIR. Henderson, OF Omaha; f. GoodfeIlows, OF the
United States Coast Survey. and A. M. Sutton, OF
Detroit, are ut the Irving House.
J. G. Bradley ana H. Z. Mitchell, OF Alabama, arc
at the 81. George Hotel.
oswald Holden, OF West Point, and W. L. Harrt
son, or New Haven, are at the Albemarle Hotel.
Captain Brown, OF steamship Aleppo; Dr. Bran
dretn, OF Sing Sing: Z. r. Kershaw, OF philadelphia,
and Jerry Nottingham, Of Chicago, are at the Ho1-
man House.
Judge j. Il. Connolly, OF Pleasantville; Judge r. s.
Mccormick. OF Franklin, and w. D. Jardine, OF
Stamford, are at the Coleman House.
Captain George Alexander, OF the British Army;
Captain +. X. Duncan OF SandusEy and Professor
Person, OF Omaha, are at the ST. Charles Hotel.
Professor Drake or San Francisco; Rev. Dr.. Hutch
inson. OF Scotland. and Captain A. Jameson, Of
Nova Scotia, are at the St Elmo Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
General James Il. O'Beirne, for Washington; Colo.
neI A Jackson for PnfIadeDha. Colonel g. Eoreta
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NEW YORK CITY.
CITY Transit -'sPig-Nosed George Pulled
Vital Statistics, Licenses and Taxes--A
''Squatter er''-''Unknown" Dead
Stray News Items Caught
Son the Wing'' and Po-
lice Court Jottings.

TIE following record VIII show sne changes IN the
temperature Of the weather for the past wenty.our
hours Ia comparison with ths corresponding day
Of last year. Indicated by the thermometer Hud
nuts pharmacy. HERALD building broadway, COR
mar ~ Ann utr
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SHIPPIN G N E w S.

Almanac for New YorlS-This Dny.
Sun rises....... 38 Moon rises. morn IL
Sun sets. ....... s so High water....eve 6 AZ
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NlIsCELLANEOUS.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
ssn q eause erenS No charge n advacs M paDc
A0S'' ''se Counsellor at Law. s6s Hroadwsy.
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NRw YORK.
a Indiana and Illinois, &C.; legal everywhere no puDh
'' no charge IN MousE Xorns street.
At 497 GREENWICH sTREET.-CURED OF DYsPEP-
a sa James Y Anaerson' Esq., ssS fso m,s
DR. CANDEE, OF MONTREAL, SURGEON CHIROPo-
s .. the pss .S Sssi bs, q ss
ressdy Price u per sent 70 adare..
RItHMoND's Boot and Shoe store
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
scs1. eai and nd sssmns as sa,s the Prices. Prices,
out before s
Nsssrs Nico Il Dasidson at $50 Broadway y ~
Corner broadway and Droome street.
Our storr 6sxoo to let either entre or the lofts sspss
ra.ey -.-.
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RRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
TINE BONNIE oUvRIERE FRAN0AIsE, FAIsANT Ia
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Weather Along the Coast.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS MARCH
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY &c, 1870.
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James Fisk Jr, gives oicial denial TO the reports
now circulating the effect that Mr.. RucKer has re-
signed the position Of general superintendent OF the
Erie Railway.
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The Police Boards Yesterday dismissed from the
force Alfred Crook OF the Broadway squad for using
improper language 10 q superior onicer
The vital statistics for the week ending yesterday.
o. reported by the Board OF Health. are as fol-
Iows:-Deaths 6i6; births. 3o4; marriages. 92; still
births, u.
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Prominent Departures.
General james Il. O'Beirne, for Washington; Colo
mel a. Jackson, for Philadelphia; Colonel S. Roger.
aud Major Flynn, Tor wilmington, DEL, and Coone
J. Carpenter, Tor Washington.
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dishonest carman, whose name Is unknown
on Friday evening stole nve boxes OF cordias from
the hallway OF No ~ Beaver street. The property Is
valued al $50.
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Durlng the past week the Mayors Marshal has
granted the following lcenses:--To tenders. So;
intelligence ONCE 1; boarding houses, s: expresses,
2; coaches, 8; carts 30; porters, 4; drivers 20
total 10. Amount received Tor lines AND licenses,
3253 and the sum OF S2ll mas been refunded 10 va
rJOus complainauts,
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
IA Of different States; legal everywhera deeetons
&c. sufficient No charge Ia advance NO publicity.
Advice Free T. L KING,
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Steamships CITY Of Brooklyn and England, Liverpool;
ren'sn Tybee 3 Domingo Missisppi vicor and COss
Savannah; Champions Chsreston LOUISE Moore,
Newbern; Isaac Bell Richmond. &c; CKn,ght George
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19
LOCK-STITCH,

And ranks highest on account Of the elasticity;
permanence. beauty aud general desrablsness Of
application
This report was in accordance with the previ-
ous-the stitching when done, and tho wide
range of its awards at the fair of the United l
States Agricultural Society, al the Fairs Of the
American Institute, New York;
Mechanics Association. Boston;
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia;
Kentucky Institute, Baltimore;
Mechanics Association, Cincinnati;
Mechanics Association, st. Louis;
Mechanics Institute San Francisco;
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, Wa shIngH
AT THK STATE FAiRsoP
Maine Virginia, Tennessee,
Vernon. Mississippi. Illinois.
Connecticut Missouri, Kentucky.
New York. Ohio. Michigan,
New Jersey, Indiana. Wisconsin,
Iowa. Pennsylvania. California,
And at hundreds Of County Fairs
The battlefelds of Napoleon l. were scarcely
more numerous than the foreign contests Of tAe
Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Machines. Paris In 8
1861, London, 1862, Linz and Keingsburg. 1858, =
Dantzie. Agram and Krema 1864, and Dublin
Stettin. Cologne and Wicmnr 1865, bear testimo-
ny to the superiority of the Machine and its ap-
probation abroad. At all there International
were arrayed against it, backed by natoh&f
amour propre; but there, as here, the star ef its
destiny is always in the ascendant
Indeed no human testimony could be stronger
than that which has been accorded this Machine
for superiority over all others for family and
for general manufacturing purposes
We can now supply our customers with Sted-
dord's Patent Tuck Maker for the Wheeler 4
Wilson Machine only, and one of the most use
full attachments for the Machine ever invented,
which, while the Machine is sewing one tuck,
makes the line of marks for the next.
l3-Ths Tuck Maker was awarded the FIRST
PREMIUM at the great State Fair held in 'Saera-,
mento, SCI, over all competitors
These Machines are specially adapted for The
use of farmers, being able TO grain sacks
and heavy clothing with the same facility as tho
usual family work-making more durable seam
not liable to ravel, is the of the loop or
chain stitch.
W. N. STODDARD,
Agent 70 the Pacific Coast.
Office No. 435 ,ntgomery street,
jyl7-Iyl SAN FRANCISCO.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed Administrative of the
Estate of JAMES gibson, deceased. All per
sons having claims against said Deceased are re-
quesle ed to present the same to the undersigned
within ten months from this date, or the same
will be forever barred.
MARGARET gibson,
Administrative.
Anburn Nov. 10, 1SG9.-nl3 4w.