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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Meets hrst Monday ef February, May, August and
November Supervisor LIST District, Abner Reed; I'd
District Edmond Parsons; Sd District, Willard Wheeock.
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Meets the fourth Monday Of each month
c. IL. RANDALL, LL,.--..-..-------..----.-. Judge
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COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court
Meets first Monday in March, July and Novemoei
'SAA'L. A. BOOKER, ------------------JudSe.
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COUNTY CoURr
PROBATE CoURr

Meet. first Monday of January. May and September
C. IL. RANDALL, -...-..--
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Similar sentiments animate our heart when
we recall that ancient distich. Early to bed
and early to rise, but it is not necessary to
quote what we all know and have suffered
FROM .--Appleton' Journal.
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In the case Of Schumm, on trial at Newark
for IN. murder 81 Stol the jury P 10 ile ho"f "''
night. failed 10 agree upon verdict
Last evening James McNulty OF No. A. Jack
fell from a ut the corner Of East broadway
aud Market It, and was very seriously injured by UenS
kicked by the horse
Anthony Desizc. an Irish painter, residing at
into cellar Of his employers, Mes.rs White Jen-
lungs. at No. 2O5 ThIrdaye. and was fatally injured
\ meeting OF tho boot and shoe trade on the
West side the city held last night at the corner ot
Thirty foufthst aud Eishhaye.. to promote tho early
closing movement Out OF - dealers on me a'cnne 10
evening ~ o'clock. The others are expected TO follow
Coroner Jones caused to he exhumed yester,,
day the body Of child which had been secretly buried
on Thursday graveyard on the outskirts OF the
city and which has been used since i7J5 The body
inclsed in neat shroud and then placed IN rough
pinn boX. The parenaSo OF tue emu IL NOT KNOWN ~
present.
Miss Iaura c. Holloway last evening. at
Cooper Institutp repeated her lecture ON Charlotte
Vro'e for the benefit Of the Cubaus There was large
and upprecativc audience and the speaker was several
times greeted by loud applause. several OF the prom
OF tho Cuban cause were present incuuinS
Mrs. Sherman.
In the Hudson County Court of Sessions.
yesterday. John McClbe, alas tiley hccabe, WIS sen
fenced 60 Is wears mpr'sonmcnt m The state Prison
Thomas ncDry to years John hokenna To years.
John ia1o. ah.rt ianer ana Joan 1rkin 20 year
each; Robert Chase 20 year and II, u0h,h,, ihl simon
Kelly. A boy, 20 one year.
The attendance at the sale of the Thompson
Collection yesterday perceptihy smaller ihih on
pos Of The Contested Slice" by unknown artist
brought so: fruit piece, $50: Driving home, ~ Bier
Al, ads eilJ a Marine Evening. ~ tLc same $40; land
scare Us Wills sos: u Magialrn. bY Giuseppe; Bac
chrs ana Ar1alnr by Brenct O76u qua largo number
OF "uDkuOwu,' small prices.
Yesterday one OF Surveyor COrnelfs AIDS
assisted by Boston Custom House officer. seized Large
quantity Of bay oil which had been 'mugged INTO port
The oil Is Vefv valuable. beng used an the manufacture
OF BAY ruI AtlOa the applications yesterday Tor spe
cai licenses from the Carriage Bureau was one tpn
Phelps Dodge Co. Tor whrh they wlll give bond ~
$500 Plcp3 Dodge q 90. Wcrs one % the irms thar
signed the rcOnsrauCe az the cartncn. hut they now
express deso comply with al tho requirements OF
tho Bureau.
4 large audience of ladies and gentlemen as
sembed last evening. the Lodge Room over NalacH1
ThcnteI 10 tnCss the public presentation OF set of
COMPLEMENTARY resolutions from the National hncamp
lncnt 10 post ScdgWrE No. II g.. a. T. Tho prc,cnta
ton sDcrc was made by Col T. T. Lansing. Grand Com
maudcr OF g.. Department OF Now h0Ik. aud Cen J1hu
Cnchrare 4 .3pOulcd behalf OF the Post. Several
sur,d son cn.iycucd the evening. and an address was
aI,o delivered on tue object, OF the & A. ~" rs Col A.
T m Dn.l,,us OF Post Winthrop. NO y
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DoNtNIlC MAhNFEN ,,.,r.--
Nnsso1S ys. Fr1 10Y ,. Zoo, rs,,ts,,e 3ni h, %,
sale, or receipts Of The sreh GOl' 1e spSr', coast
NgNPns Frh IL -"'n frrs'iif " co. Sel'' l.t' o4'
exports ~ Da,, n1pS o. Tie Nss.. IL, nn' s,g1s''
-Ui1!c Lu b@lstc foTA 81 30 bui heits-Sb"uHs 'Ic'
Sies l!t - ,,, Al. 81,
r5h llFour ssis ard unchanged .a'e' l2s hbs
~ 10, lotnc iAiti Nbcai qmt' no nN i''' up N', ~
21at com tu ~ o. barley bed at % ir Prilr up
cut Nh Ped ue'st.ra shorts no ~ S1'2,.ni -
Miii'ugs tS,o - = ga a. 20 10 1"a Az II'u fs" % "
bgf'.Lo Fs5 l-fIo" l1se'e ns,' lS"S , - ' G'
hIsasee CYL ~ % 0 o. S'g o as f 1 s1
Gnc ,ceorinf quality Peas nomnsi al BE- gh~nes-reii 1rhr
1850. Po,E dul At 80 - Land dali a. if,ge ,,,
n, Mcsau. ai2e Amisf ~ o'd 81 O'' Coro-N' Ga o~l
sJ zoe dressed hog, ugcLaagrd ecr gl,--iooo H"'s
~ pf ros5 o. be Co-a 200 n Dressed log.
CRc''o feh "a, ~ 'a' ~, T 9 ~ - Il, H. n,In S
?unsettel aud IfneT LIZ s'S ~. ' b. 1
hen o",t c W. ~ X Re-, ,u,si .nJ b,m AZ -2c fr 80
oat' dnl a. -" bt It 70 ~ "a, iss SUI "bv;ae, tad,
libJWbc for No 2 hafry 9nl ~ wv 'yt ~" 7, - S
1lGN;c Mois fort etct closing 70 baI l.e 'nu %
and Mgse b@i.t s,,n a. 's''T I " Sh b Mts i
Sailed S'oidr,f, ibc h"isn Sa,, IA oI x n n
uwen Fans it4t,t Sse'' 1870, III tSo 49,, a. ~ ~
al 30 3D. INs Hog, hrn ana si,,neu y's az an
So Tor C"nmee {" hsT fn@e ,sIs ioodssey ss's "a
70 Tor Far Co.'s 10 bitlA th',r S'eeiN, c,p' 80. ~,
F1ar. IS 900 trh Wheat ~l bush ooth ~, DASH ms ~
hps1 RE. 1900 baat is.ry. I9'V iiosa 80, -
Flour $50 bush What i'f" 1usu' VOW ' "O" ''''' ''
bush B'res t,,H llr,t =, -, -, ~ Ait. =, l., soa.s g.,
frosted tab; NJ SVh' % Tor sOhm ss ,p'r
roar G,1avj r,t,a ttmv ~ o. What qusat VI i0@b 10
,,.Atr Me-, P1fk ~ ~. slo1dn i2 Clear kb'
10 Clear SiGe,. tir Bulk Shp4rr Tic Ctir ab ~r' ~
6ic WHISKY, sio. M, -,, D.
GiscsS.af Frh ll--Ihw Hyfhine-L hst
,arrd, Olt, dnl 81 0aA' B nncHi"seu ''"n srhl
hld.ns, =, Wh;S 1sa al 20 1,t, 'i M, s P 1 n
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81 USIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.


ITALIAN OpERA-DRBUT or DR. VALENTINE.
The performance of ell Ballo in Maschera"
last night at the Academy OF Music was an interesting
and in several respects very good II presented
LefranC part which gave full scope to most truly
artistic qualities the sympathetic quality of his voice.
the decacy OF his phrasing and the truth Of his method
without overaXing those phenomenal physical powers
upon which he IS but too much inclined to place his de-
pendence His singing therefore was even moro than
usually grateful 10 cultivated ears and the principal
gems OF the OPERA such the barcarole the second
act. truly delicious In the duet with Aneid. how
ever-the Non sal he allowed his enthusiasm to carry
him away. and for few minutes he consequently lost
control OF his We hope may profit by the lesson
Madame BI10l found IN the role OF Amelia part wei
suited to her powers and earned great deal OF applause
and Mile LAM as the Page unexpectedly excellent
We happy 10 have II in power TO record for her
gratifying success. Her Volta Ia terJeo was deservedy
encored. Mrs Lumeys Uiricd offered points worthy
OF special remark
The interest Of the audience aroused chiefly, OF
course by the debut Of DIR. Valentine R'dfo During
the first three acts this gentleman entirely disabled
by stage fright, and his evident unhappness was the
subject OF general commiseraton. lie found his voice
and his possession the opening Of act fourth where
1t will be remembered has beautiful sccna
The voice, when at last IL FORTH proved to be OF
pleasant quality, fair compass and power ample Tor the
requirements OF the stage, and the relief OF the kindly
disposed auderce found expression in hearty recall Ut
Valentine and his friends should remember however.
that degree OF cultivation which may suffice Tor the
paTOr may suffice for the opera He has nearly
everything learn before he be called an artist
To day Miss Kellogg appears III =" Fra Davoo. tthe
matinee on Monday she sings RIgoletto" with Io-
franc and Roncon-making the strongest cast that any
opera has been presented with at tho Academy during
the Winter,
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ALLEGED ABUSE or FRANKING.
AIIILID ABUSE OF FEANNIFI
10 the EditOr Of THe Tribune.
SIR: My attention has just been called to
paragraph which appears this morning IN your telegraph
Fi.n,tchc. and which reads follows

10 the EdifOr Of THe Tr1OHne
SIR: My attention has just been called to a
paragraph which appears this morning IN your telegraph
dispatches and winch reads ~ follows
The Tennessee House have adopted resolution rnslns Con
gresham furnishing frank % rshcrs Of the egs
trsI,mug documents 70 tLtH cpn'ttucnb anu
y ling the attention of Congress to bis conduct
Ia reference this paragraph, wish to say that II -
not true thar furnished my frank TO members OF the
General Assembly or any one else, for the distribution
of documents It is true chat ranked about $50 wrap
pcrs Tor copies OF Gen Eaons Report superintendent
of Public Instruction for Tennessee. which supposed
had "a night do under the Thanking Law Ia public dOcu-
mcut. For the information Of my constituents, the IN
pertineHce of this dictionary body, ealing Hseu u
Legislature, s only equaled by its disOyay, and It's
hatred Of popular education To circulate Gen EatOnh
Report was, ID their estimation, an unpardoDdDe SIN
and they desired at the time TO create feeling Of
prejudice against ~ tie minds or those VINO know
nothing Of the facts ia the G To my seat III Congress-
which u supposed 30 be- contested by CItzon VI my
district -
II Ma, natural that Legislature 50 hostile 70 iree
Schools as 10 abolish with III speed the only eihcieht
system OF Public schools Orginzed III tine state
should object the circulation Of Information upon liH
subject tHOughi had flanked the lie ana spc6cAes OF
JEFF DAVIS, or lsham G. Harms, they would have made
objection whatever.
Idsre that If any investigation wished by rcapon'
sble parties may be bad; but wish the 0nHus OF INC
instgators o! MS charge may DO tDo"h aHd IgI OBJ
iect understood Very respectfully, WI HNiIh
Warrington, Feb T. 1870
MIR Smith may be right m the above; but
IRE think that, whether hc sent tranked envel-
opes 70 bc used at Nashville for one purpose
or another, he did wrong. But the FrankIng
Privilege IS oil abuse and never will bc any
thing else. Away with It.--ED.i
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THE mogmoNs on Long ISLAND.

Tie citizens of frccpOrt and nGighborhOod,
during the past week. have been excited by series or
lectures exposing MormOnism delivered by the Rev T.
W Ware and also o lecture yindOane their principles
ana practlces by Elders Thomas Jackson and VIM w
Ritter Mr. Ware delivered n lecture on Monday evening
AT Rockville Centre on Tuesday evening at Baldwins-
vile on Wednesday evening at frcepor and last eyoii'
me Mt BaluwInSvllc The lecture last evening was
repetition Of tho Frecport lecture aud was repeated by
our the people great numbers those against Mormon
ISM being held In the churches and the lectures IN ynd
cation Of that peculiar institution In tho dancing hall ~
the bOpc IN FTecpOrt $780,, 49,,
ON Thursday evening at tho Mormon gathering the
hall was nllcd with large number OF the new converts
10 MornOnispI and addition many OF the hrst eiti-
zcns of Freeport Elder Thomas Jackson IN vindcbtng
pOIygamy. claimed that the present coudtOh OF hoey
doIninded that this doctrine should 10 pracuceu ny
largo number else IN shoft tinIo society wOulu no
entirely corrupt lie stated that AZ New York CITY there
were 5000 marragoa1o women thhh men, ma
hat IN New England the women were 900 per cent ~
excess Of the lie also claimed that ~ SAT- Lake
City. with 10000 inhabitants. there was hot hiSc pta'
ttte: that kcwYO TE CITY, where this ptcullf ihs
ton was condemned, aud within the hearing OF %
church bells, could be found 1000 young women VINO
lived by The speaker SAID that The large pfriouuri
in this country made mo OF Ton Og o.
shame necessary for them unless poly Rny - pfacccd
This speaker was very violent against toae who opposed
Ritter followed III a more hota spirit, aud ovidcht!
made better impression on tho audience. The Laticr
Day Sluts trying ~ act possession al nan nearer
village. Daring tile coming week IA iiinhtr
OF meetings Will be held in Queen, County,, ana also III
SuifuH County.
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PENNSYLVANIA,

Fr3eLEDINGs or THE LEGISLATURE.
HhCRisBURG, Feb ia bill was reported
fon committee IN the Senate to promote improvement
Essi e.tlte by exempting mortgages and other Sc
,ures taxation. except for State purposes. bill
was also reported from committee providing for the
loah and safety OF persons employed in coal mines
large numbers OF petitions continue TO be presented In
hs House praying that the question of license or no IL
enae submitted TO OF the people, and also for
hs nbo!t.iOn of the death penalty bill passed pro
gidn. the publication, annually, OF several thousand
.Opiss the different reports made by the Auditor.
isnerd bill! introduced TO provide defensive
invasion along the coast line Of the State,
hereby promoting and extending the manufacture and
s 90 !ran ad affOrduc additional employment to the
aosin people aud mechanics OF the State and country
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CONVENTION OF GOOD rEmPLAR3.

The Tenth Quarterly Convention OF tho
Grand Di,tric No. f. state Of Now-fork Independent
CrGe OF Good Iempsrs held yesterday forenoon ia
Perry LodgcIOon. District Deputy Mathew Hale Smith
prcsdiH: The quarterly report Of tho Grand Deputy
the Order To be prosperous condition. somo of
the Lodges having doubled their membership within the
quarter He recommended holding public temperance
meetings within the jurisdiction, and especially on sun
days. A recommendation was made 10 tie Grand Lodge
a. alter tue 1lE iIa0n that this Iursdction shall
have "a Icpgcst htutvc IN the National Committee ~
decided 20 hold public monthly meetings III ull inc
LODGES Within The DISTRICT dAd thr Convention ih al
lJuIucd 20 the Jth of May In the evening a
pilc meeting was held ~ Beccher iiali' al whioh hd
drc.. ere made by Mathew Halo Smith. Res. Mr..
Eall ~ Buffalo, ana Police Sergeant fr'y. MS "iacn
J as onr ot ibc prOulurut HIcci5 Of ne Oid'f 'i'p
I.4c d 70" Irttrhs iYt irt'Td H.FC.di pD-"'' "hIl"
were well rr,aav'a hs tho .ludcDO1
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BURR,Lf-Spii.r Tharlar I1h inst Frederick Burial
mr. mi, So i & o. n. r d. Frederick 4 Burial re invited 70
%. FUNERAL ROM tht University place Church o'raer OF Tenth
-. N.ar;iy. -. O'Clock a. TO-
Rtr.s ,r friend. ars invite: TO tsni tbc fare, f,a his
dence Graul,i Sanliy afternoon, at /. O'Clock
.ss ." Gs oo"s -, ' If se~Yois cy
TIE ss. aa MS@ 90 5 so % wight cosser on S.,aS,r
~ O'Clock Tram, leave B1c,y Ferry at
PANfLTOS-i nrnr,es West Firu' n =, Elizabeth
g Sp,s. lgt1 oe.sl from the Hon, for acurases
FtENRROn the Oh asst rsOsaoO hudson. Dean & feaner
Paoe Moa, iits INST At io o,loci
the morning Tram leaves f1fn.tls. station at oc.o's rrtan
s,lie 10 ATTENDANCE At lexington station
G.. r'lal and Cincinnati, Ohio papers p'is. roH'
FlgLD-At AAen s. C. REQ II. FRED P Field oiFet Co.
Notice OF t4ueri. hereafter
nAcur w-lpe Fsa Eirg " I,ish ,sa 81 ys s1,.
The funeral services All or oe'u Vn7 ',i ,i $500
- ne', Lsr9g'os AZ ~ ,o W., , Sp ~
"sncl D. NJ eourssIps lie r,ia,ns wooi,wn urusgt.
C,r,s. m b, ,teudnee At he chrrch those who
oomps11 Too rrmiins
HAL-Oa Fady Feb H. wilbur youngest o Charles .a SAce
Tn. relative. and fu, o. tue family respectfully invited to attend
tbs au,r, ,r fedsnce 20 "e,' rUeas' on sunday PS
a. ati O'clock p
JrpFRy-o, wrls,-I,, night geO , Nh. MAR 4 Jefr'.
The funeral Of che 1e Ms Jsfr' vii nAt place l
joeocA "Ai Anses Church. e'' A." hle'
eatl4se
MccLalLASo-n gea D-arse-s J. FEB. 10. Mrs Mar yc'
Csiud Of Rev Alex McCeaui d. D. and daughter Of Ae
late Cha, Dickinson o. Nev-fork. a.,
friend, mF respectfully invited - arcd me
No II L.yiussOusFf, on MoHiiy
the ii,h lust. At: ?. IN. without further Uviti''ou.
yAN,HORSRS-On nh Is, (Thui,D evening l"i lust, MARY
WIDOW Lronah NsE iorn 80 the sd gear q" Der age
The sal friend. Of le omy are invited o. a, He
- East : .teenthst On f SN t'uaiayl
Hh Iust. 20 O'clock
Hudson
WuITrRMORB-O Tbury, Feb 10 OFeu Wsrir 'oangest son
OF Mary A. late Henry whieor, ~ the s''t year OF ais
TIE relatives and respectfully bsel to atepi The uc,s
Mou,y moos Feb a. At 10 ooeA hom h late residence No
3I3 West NfeeR,hst
wOODw ARDOn Tbu,s, -veaag Peb TO- 10 O'clock Mr. Mar
4. Woods ART aged - wears . ,,-...--, -
Friends aud relative, the Ry respectfully Invited 70 attend her
,uaers Nceuis Cuusy'. Vet t"eHl"i "e'"e'A Si
and .vr on Monday. Fsh II, Il oc''ct o. m
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r Amsterdam tI7G Landscape. Andre, Dusseldorf t25:
Treasures OF Childhood, Il. Beinke Dusseldorf $3.50;
Lake OF Brienz Prof G.. Trebel Berlin sI55 Tho Street
Musician J. Walraven, Brussels, sI52 Forest Scene
and Cattle, DO VOge and NerbOeC khOyen. SGO; Swiss
View W. Baumgartner. Berlin, Sli2 90 Pet Baby
Sleeps! Jul Geerz. Dusseldorf sl75; Lake Of Lueano.
IIy Jacckcl Berlin, Sis: Indian MaIdeD's Toilet j.
Thompson New York. sos Consulting Friend, G. Pc
Crus Paris $JD Duck shooting Il. Schutze Dusseldorf.
sl2s 90; The Pet Bird r. Jacobs Brussels, sl70 Land
scape Cattle Daiwalle and Brussels
slT5 Landscape and Cattle, II. Savry Utrecht. 1920;
Poultry Market Antwerp, NerhOeyen.lIa . Antwerp,
$3.50; An Entertainment At Court, BnkalOwicz. Paris,
300 Winter and Summer Mari Tcn-kate, Amsterdam,
each $3.50; Lake OF Luzerne, G. Jnnghem. Dusseldorf.
.lG5 The Dressnakers Bill. j. Trayer Paris. s7O The
Happy Mother H. Schaefeis. Antwerp. Sf5; Interior on
Stable, l.. Van Kuyck. Antwerp ti2. Teaching the
Dog. H.. Bosch, Dusseldorf, $40.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

njG nc'hsE QUESTION IN THE LEGISLATURE.
B0sI1a. Feb. ia majority of the Com
mtJ,r Of tho House Intoxicating Liquors submitted
report which contains the following features:
ina Incense law. suppressng public bars and tipping
.,,ts, and allowing licensed inn-hoders and common
Nlctu,!es % sell their guests, TO DO drank on the
rinss: end licensed liquor dealers, grOcers, apoth
aucs ind druggists brewers and distlers, 10 SELL not
10 DO drak on the premises The fees for the license arc
fixed 40 from 500 500 and the bill, In the opinion OF
tho arpry OF the Committee. is so guarded as TO make
IT, q a. shall be enacted, efficient law for the regula-
fion aud CputrOl of the liqaor traffic minority report
% sNsn;ed taking strong ground against the pIIn-
sfale OF igsIs- form.
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LOUISIANA.

THE niXED EDUCATION ELL PASSED.
Nrw-OELEASs, Feb. 1.-THE House to-day
pisse1 the Mxed Education bill The Election bill
exported fayoraby aud it made the special order
ror Monday. The House then adjourned till Monday in
honor ~ tie birth day OF Abraham Lincoln.
Ia ths senate, the House bill providing for $30O00O0 in
bones iVr the Board OF Public Works pay for work
iDuc. was referred. bill also introduced and
erred 70 provide bonds TO the amount of s5OOOOJO to
~ iOr the construction Of leyees.
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SrECR's UNrIyALED PT,NOS.--Thc sale Of
3ecks Grands tht city. beat. every other Eastern
manufacturer. There has been of tins celebrated
makers Grands sold ia Cincinnati during the past year
than OF an Others THIS goes show that the pianos Of
S.cCk make Just highly appreciated IN the West
they are the East here their merits 50 much bet
ter known the leading all the country
long list Of whose lately published III ihe 6h
.ete-iudorsc them m the highest manner, and uuau
nOusiy recommend them tho best instruments now
manufactured 10 this country.
lCincInnat Daily Gazette, Jan. %, 1870.
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VIRGINIA.

4 EfrunLCAS ELECTED STATE TREASURER.
RicumOND, Feb lin the Legislature, to-
ay George Bye Of Shenandoah elected State Treas
lrr receiving 19 out OF I57 votes cast Rye is native
shenandoah and in that county cast his vote for Hale
Fremont aud Incoln for President He was Secretary
" The constitutional Convention The Conserva-
nen!'er who nominated him explained that it was
lone Indication that Virginia intended to forget
IaoL uAlLN I.NnrnnccS.
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PISSENGERS ARRfVED.

IRON SAvASNATn steamship vrgo.Jsmes Rohu.on anf Nc
A IlOIuo. wife sud child J. Coomb Lewis " ell D. scott
Ncholsor Keancd D. g. Wilbur and j. A. Nh;n'' *
Butsr Colby Charles sncock Gideon Hamilton
W. Ese. =. f. Reed g. v. Calhoun j. Schreh H. y bsn', w
Mr. Weber ~ Rogers sad vie Miss Mary HAMILTON J. H.
Weed nd wife H. %. Wilson.
IRON LIvER"JOL jan 27ln steamship city o. Wlhngton
Mn, Jones r. Bells Cornell J. Sleigh, Mr. stewart NJ
,lnio SCHUYLER wife M,, Mar Grccu Jola fabl NJ
NJ M.iaN Nr u.cAlns
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Pierce ftssnn's
GRBAT ROMANCE
Tho opening piers Of The ser'sl a.S'v e"i'il
MY LOVE KATE
pIl.K~c lsIHrn,a
THE DREADFUL SECRET.

BY PRRCB BAGhE.
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