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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
MR.. HAWKINs's AMENDMENTS TO THE NEW
YORK CITY CHARTER.
AIRaNY. Feb. 16-The following are the

most important amendments offered by MI HawKihs 10
tbe New-York Charter bill, and which were adopted
syc g. The time remove the Conmsiont ap
pointed by him; and in case Of any ,acan ~ feHgaol ut4n
removal otherwise in the Office Of the Commissioner appointed
sy other assigning his reasons the bolrd Of
Aldermen. In Of any vacancy BY ssn-lon oedn a. OF
men those Board BY whose votes sqeh Commissions
acting BY majority Of Their number hs4 bceS 70 h
substitute the lst and 18th days OF May IN the
missoners shall be elected 10 hod once iot tIi n1
NJ ,be Years and three Commissioners shall be elected TO hold
c for the term of Each Alderman AZ each ssd eec
tons sa give not three open ballots each OF which
shall be printed Of one candidate Tor te Once o.
sncb Commissioner and each Of which shall be signed
6 The AenAP @nl nA NAV e rSe the Whole Of bis
ballots ami the candidate distribute them annoy
three less number such proportion as he may
votes at the frst Of such elections shall be deemed
& e having the the second Of
@ election shall be deemed bold oce for the period Of
ether of said elections Of less than three having
been voted r OF By Of Of the persons voted Tor
thar there shall Of three having received
higher than others new election io three O
yC IS The elected shat boil ohce for three ana SIX
wears especiye from 18Th day Of May 1872 as reference to
sac A. ADD But removal shah be made by virtue
OF this section unes The cause thereof BE- entsd on we oi nor
ON s opssp Of removal sha he enter on the
onal as removal by Board Of Aldermen OF Comm'
Sc a. Gas reference to Office Of Commissioners OF
Pnc Instruction. lltb line strike th 1 OF the seer On
sr hold for the aud insert In heu thereof terms
three four, and I've years respeo'e le
e district hal designate one Of Their ana
Commissioners designated Sa between TIE Is, ana ia cav
MAY The Office Of the Mayor and u hs presence anu
gb methods approe determine the respective terms OF ONCE
respective Senate districts shall bold once IheIea'e
Al erv annual election this there shall be eected sr CON
n oners prescribed by this seion IN u't Siae ds
| a. fr WHEEL tie Commissioner elected from
aid expires who shall hold Office for the perCd Of five lea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
PERsONAIrBY TELEGRAPH.

80. The Emperor and Empress of Brazil are now
n Madrid.
Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia has gone
a visit 10 Egypt
The Grand Ducal party leave New-Orle cans on
sunday a for Pensacola via Mobile where the Russian heet awaits
them.
" Ira II. Bird Grand Master of Odd Fellows of the
years. and died at Cincinnati
yesterday.
THE Queen of England on her return from the
Thanksgiving Paus the 27th inst, will through
Hoborn and OIford-st to Buckugham Palace.
John Busk, member of the Old Defenders AS
ISOLATION many years editor and proprietor Ihs BImor, Re-
publican yesterday his residence IL Baltimore County aged 81.
Mrs. John Wood was entertained at break
fast London YESTERDAY By her le,1ry and professional friends
sails York to-day tie steamship CsabEis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
POLITICAL.
KANSAS.

TOPEKA. Feb. 16.-The House debated the
Apportionment dill OF the majority nearly all day The
discussion sharp and personal, and very bitter
feeling exhibited just the roll to be
on the passage OF the BILL the leader OF the majority
moved to postpone further proceedings until We'd.
nesday, which was carried.
The majority now think that q mistake was made
surmises to the the change in the programme
are rife, hut nothing Is known. The minority are now
hopeful Of carrying their bill The appropriation bills
which have been passed and those recommended TO DO
passed, cover nearly sJOOOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

The German Republican Central Committee
elected last evening, the following Executive Commit
tee: NJ. Friedsam, Charles SCHNEIDER, Franz
Resell DR.. II. Gerke, II. Cantor, Fred. Born
hard, c. c. Koerner, Andreas steinmueller
and A. Thum. resolution adopted declaring
that, inasmuch the Republican Party is natu
rally the Party OF political reform and inasmuch the
united action OF the Germans at the late election in
spired by the German Republicans, the German KepuOl
cans Of the City and County, although supporting their
Party national matters. reserve their right 10 unite
with the Reform party questions Of municipal reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
PERSONAL.

Among the passengers by the Cunarder Rus
sa was Mr. H. c. Fahnestock Of the banking firm OF Jay
Cooke & Co.
Mr.. Matt Morgan, an English caricatuiist,
who made the fortune Of one London comic newspaper
has been recently secured by Frank Leslie for his Illus
trated weekly, and OF his political cartoons IN that
paper attract great attention. As political carlcaturst
be bids fair to achieve decided popularity and to do 1t
without sacrificing artistic propreties, Or circulating
.L-r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ErwoRtRlys Feb 6Flour Superfne 81 Double KSr,
~ Treble - 2jd So 80 Corn quiet MIei 80 ME
g Oats scare a63c Bran s. Hly-Prme t2i Clece
IA Pork sl6 So Bacon-shoude Clear Rib. Sd9tc Clear
sic. iOsc Lari-Tierce 0idllc. Sugar Inferior
eg-tc Common stO8c Fair Fnly Pair, 8tds;cj Pms 10
scily Prime s,Gldc. Mos and fmri Inferior Js
Common 45c Centrifugal 40d5Oc Fair 4Se Prime 20 strictly
Prime Cof aFm at Pie WhEy @tc 81 W. sr
ling lIg; New. York Sight. d2ounti Gold. no. al,
sISaroy n c. Peb l6-spts Tgpentine strong at 32e
Ro,n sm ~ Strained Crude Tuentne s'e'da - for
Hard sd for Yellow Dip and Virgin Tar steady al ~ o.
ALs1Nr Peb Notwithstanding doing I've quiet at 60 Oats
dul Al llc. for Mestern Wired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN OHIO

COLUMBUS Feb. 16.-The Woman's Suffrage
Convention closed its session to-day Resolutions wero
adopted declaring that the Association was Organized for
the single purpose 'of securing suffrage to women in
wiling all people, without regard SEX religions or 20
litical condition 10 join with them in this work. repud
ating all efforts to associate free love theories with the
suffrage question; pedgng themselves to work for the
election OF delegates TO constitutional convention and
asking the Legislature to submit constitutional amend
ment ON the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
THE WEATHER.
" AR IJEPAKIWKN1, Z
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Fab I'll a IN. \
WAR DEPARTMENT,


WAsIINGTON, Fed. VI a II. J
Synopsis for The past tlcenty-tOu hours.
The barometer has continued TO remain low
aimee Thursday night Maine. with diminishing north
west winds in New England. The low barometer which
was in Missouri las moved eastward over Kentucky,
accompanied by light from Iowa to Mary land, and
rain from Missouri TO Virginia and Georgia.
Light winds have circulated around the center OF low
est pressure increasing to brisk few stations only
Light northeast winds have set in the middle Allan
tic coast and westerly Winds with rising barometer and
clear weather. reported in the Gulf States Low
and rain have been reported from the Pacific
coast.
Probabilities
The barometer will probably fall during Saturday
morning from South Carolina 70 New-Jersoy, the
lowest pressure moving eastward Cape Hat
teras; cloudy weather, possibly with light snow,
be confined to New-York and southern New
England followed by clearing weather Saturday
afternoon the Middle States westward the north
east winds generally back to north west area OF low
barometer extend eastward into the Missouri Valley.
Fresh and brisk but not dan gerous winds are antic
pated for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts during Saturday
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
EXPRESS ROBBERS DISPERSED.

CIXCINNATI, Feb. 1G.-The shooting OF James
TrInbe, days since, by the guard OF the Adams
Ixtress COMPANY, was the termination Of q series
AT rObberies Of the express of n large amount
of ieweiry Through Tiimbe's confession the greater
rrtion oil the goods been recovered; and, today
Tobias Strauss and David Evans, pawHDrOkers IN tins
ty were arrested the charge OF receiving the sOieh
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

ready but M probably not prcsent 1t until after the
recess II is believed that the Committee will connne
their report presentation OF the testimony and the
facts emitting any recommendation. and leaving the
Senate draw conclusions and decide what shall be tho
final acton 1t is supposed that Mr.. Wood will soon
resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
Removal.

GR0yER L BARSR SEsiys MAcaisz CO.
Hsve Removed -
20 nd I23 BroadEar corn.r 81 r.nt1 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
THE SITE OF TRADE.


HAv,y Feb Sugar steady II lol do3 reals
ne EcbneeOn Unte days curenc 242i premium short
sight 4Q premium fgo A al2 premium Short sght
ltqltt premium on London -! q Iit premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
WHAT WILL KILL THE oPPogrIos.

In the and however infamous the return ma, De-
WHAT WILL KILL THE OPPOSITION
From Tn> sprtnaaeid RepNbso1s.
The situation seems to rs both simple and
plain. III Gen. Grant is nominated at PHILADELPHIA
there viii he organized Cincinnati opposition party
under the lead OF liberal and reform Republicans that
Will soutly dispute his reelection and certainly divide
the Republican party. II he IL not nominated,
the opposition mOvcment,-based now almost wholly
on the idea OF resisting his reelection.wil receive
staggering blow and be forced TO seek In great measure
new Issues new materials and new motives. For the
purposes % this campaign II will he practically de-
srOyed. More or less elements OF such movement VIII
still exist but its hnal character and force must wait to
be determined by the character Of the new Admnisra
ton. The Republican party will be kept sub
stantialy intact, and it will have easy victory
at the next election. The leaders of neither
the passive Democrats the liberal Republicans
can deceive themselves on this point however much
they NAV try 10 deceive their followers. Grants nomi
nation is their only hope OF powerful organization and
respectae contest this year. change OF nomination
by the Repubicans throws everything over, gives the
Pepubcan party a new start and new career and OBJ
ges the opposition carry over to new congress tne
construction of their platform ana Tue me"'ne'iKo VI
their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
COTTON RECEIPTS
,tp.yy LIVE STOCK MARKgr-Fys. Is.

CArrIR-Recept four short Of the number last
week hrier asked ic the
from eight ane hchiss9 stee averaging
2J0 g. Toe. 10 such could be Obtained
sHEEP-ecepts being 70 less than last weeks nun
rules and fully &C. hgle Tor Onoei Tue range
o.. n Ne for ools 7dBie. for Coarse.
Hoes 20 forward in 6st HANDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

KYIGHT-HOXIE-At stockport Penn Feb II 1871 w Rev JAs
Rowe knight Of EqnnHnk Penn. b hss irsnts
HoIe daughter Of Hoxie AMI Granddaughter Of Hon Fs
= Preston OF Stockport, Penn. No csria
Greene County and Marshall County H. please COPY
MuLER-HOyg-On wsdnesisy Feb H. Roee ~ J., Nj Casa
d Miller TO Julia NJ daughter Of Sir A. D. Hop.
MOODY-SUYDAM-On THURSDAY Feb H. b. Rev Or BineroA. Al
Christ Church BROOKLYN, NJ NJ HenFy Moody Mas He-s T.
Suydam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

The Pittsburgh Pal Lender s1ysi d" TIE kra o. Csc.
u h0wEL 60. tie ges. si he's, Advertising
nitd ot'tes and cherur r-c0mmeLi 10 III
those rao desire ther hur. sc-nnssy
cay IN s1fh Ways that the " pas.
the least Expenditure u moneg.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

In the midst of life we are in death, and i'll
the midst of death 30 too. In EewllampshiTe,
this week a whole funeral, corpse and all precipi-
gfcd int the cellar the giving Of the nO9r Here
we have further proof OF the sOG taking oharae-
ter VI American building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
To exempt real estate of the Home for In
ourables from taxnon TO repeal the act incorporate
the Grand Ccmmandery OF the State OF New-York; to
provide for the appointment Of Captain Of the Port
Harhor Master OF the Port Of York. and to define
their nower duties and compensation to incorporate
the German United Evangelical Protestant Synod of the
Last
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize corporations ito hold and convey real
esafe for business purposes in other States with the
consent thereof; repeal the act authorizing Canal
knnrasers TO hear and determine canal claims without
cotton OF the legislature the bill to authorize the
Controer TO appoint three Commissioners to inyesti
eatc the affairs of the State Prison ordered to
third reading. Thereafter the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

JOhn-ons AnodyBe Linuent csamp sion.eh Dyv-
els. o side taken internally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

Laughing Gas.-Dr CoLroS viii give his seventh Ri sss
TIE Cooper MONDAY n The lton o.
bsa, Philosophical EIpnmeats Admission & ~ cover z ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

Try IL. Mothers-Try ia now.-MRs. sosrHzs
SYRUP children eeihug Bes Aad remedy g..
d.sease, Of children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

All Kinds Of Fsh md Soups and b. ibs Of iess
spoonful Of the fAnos HALPORD
mie to taste better as' TO prove soeome 10 b. bal Of al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

Digestion Col Liver OIL inv gor,es tas Dig ztoa
HAZARD CAswELLs Is perfectly pure and g.!stshle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
sAII.ED.
S'esmAip AbFs- nian, Tor l. Ferpool
WlHD-Su330rn. moderate. N. W. c,.sr
DOMESTIC ppRr2

SAILED.
s,esmAip AbVssnian fOr verpool
WihD-Su1iOrn. mOisrsie n. W.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Peb i6iriVc sts1ra.biD- Ceaps. h,., p.u.a.
Gsuoss from NeworS; bark PrsEce. Ml MsIb4s d.
fhtner avesOns Isabel FROM Fortune
Vsn Chat from Fsyal
FoRrKsss MoSgoE Peb l6arvei reveua. .l.,m.h, coae
,, reports BrOrs Errhanrs fo ~
49, Aeote Msgxe ,ss. 80
W ms out sails and bu~nh sprung provisions p
III her 'ud t0wet her indde TIE Cape
FOREIGN PORTS.
prv,orru Web isThe steamship TbanDgs from sev Yoss
Bamburr arrived hers to-day.
MovIIlI FEB The steamship Aatr1fi. fo9 Me- Yot fss
glasgow. arrived here. odsy
DISASTERS.
HAvASA Peb Of fA nobsTy gal, 'bs x.tes
received IL. Pms, bars Hernsnn love Stilaf
for Vera Cruz Avs, ado Bar Her av~ ID,
Engsh ge o. Which arrived Vera Cruz
Stu dragged her dars he g ard s-s-
! sese Of her of Ghess drosEed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

Back Arhe.-Maes Females 20 CONSTITUTION Wsrzs
viii relieve yOa Ike msgic sob b al DFasgsiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
MARRIED..

Angeles Turkish Baths Lexington t5,h 0e1'p.s
ever DAY A5Vnlsgs ssela.sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
DIED..

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed with hH
WGme and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

The increasing demand Or DUSso' ssU 's's ne r-Vu's
ton has acquired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

open to fraud and that the legislature 90 nothing
else than accept the certificate election IN the party
who seems to succeed whatever the raseaty racticed
In the and however infamous the return ma, De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
NArs

The House then adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-02
OIEIl.


SECk. Or the afternoon Of lst inst. at Epiobsnv
Church Home, Hiss ELIZABETH BECK, aged 0s
years. -
The funeral vii take place from the Home, thi.
ances sre invited TO attend
GICSTA. On Wednesday morning Ju,v Ga,
MI ii AL \. GltSfA, native of Italy Int fer
ne last MY hye years resident Of this city aged
81 years. S
funeral viii take place on Saturday Aug. 81. at
10 m, from his late residence No. 1910 strest
nCItLwest Relatives and Iresds are invited 10 AZ.
tend. o,-
PORTER. On the LIST Of August MARY sUsAN
infant daughter % James B. aud Mary T. Porter
The funs Iai viii take place on Saturday afternoon
2tZociCck from the resldence Of the par snts, No
sl2 D. street, between 9th nd 10th streets N w
REILLY: On the 81 inst, At Sis m, JENNIE.
youngest child of Philip and Alice Reilly, aged Is
mouths go ~
Funeral viii take piece n SATURDAY. afternoon. ID
list, at ) o 'ciaCk. from No. 700 pa street n N
between Z aud d. Republican please copyJ
SLkMAN. On the "a August, EDWIN WHIT
NEf. Infant son OF John b. and MARY e sienna,
aged this aud 10 days
The funeral will take place to-morrour fsa.uraa,,
afternoon, az O'Clock, from the residence ~ ibs
parents, so. SS2 p street N. W.
WILLIAMS On Thursday, the LAT of Arcrst
BIZ hb8Ih d. i, infant daughter of Charles ID
and Johanns W iliams, aged months ~
with hslps IN hand an angel baud
kDelt around the heavenly throne
To eek Of Gcd this boon of love,
To call their baby homo 49,
Ard when the spring ia here again.
With birds and blooming towers,
We viii sanaer TEAR our babys grave,
To spend the pleasant hours.
Friel DIS and relatives invited 10 attic nd tina In
neral, tomorrow, at 2 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-02

~AldeTman McMullen, of Philadelphia,
has ~ last been pronounced out of danger.
EGen. Fitzpatrick has sued the New York
Times for libel.
IA Danbury Lady thinks that men who
chew tobacco ought to be muzz led when on the
street.
~ The Hartford and New Haven railroad
COMPANY has been consolidated with the New
York and New Haven railroad company. The
stock OF the consolidated roads is S15, 500 900.
- n. n. WhitJlesey, money receiving clerk
OF the ADAMS Express Company in Cincinnati,
was arrested yesterday morning on a charge OF
Imbezziing 5000. The money was recovered.
SRA reporter of the Salt Lake Tribune who
was expelled from the rooms of the City Council
for alleged inaccuracies in bis report, PROPOSES
70 test the legality of his expulsion.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE.
benjamin T. Gilbert

ravard c, Darlington Gs snd Ed. No. PSI.
Edward y. Carrfng on, Jr. J
- Under and by virtue of a decree OF the gu
ehanSsefy sitting Iendered in the above entitled
dace ad me iwG desis o. rns. mentioned 10 said
Der, J.: ls7O ead both being from the said Benjs-
min Z: Gilbert and wife to the said EdTard g Car:
nsfch. 81 6sr No SIS, o 70 2s one u Of the
land records for ashing on county, ID. o, and the
iGlio 3D. Se. Ins oi he land records for Prince
S By n s Sf
b.9s4 IF b in ssd dds Of .rus and the the
signed trustee viii oer for sale at public auction
on the premises, on MONDAY, The 9Th day Of
able cal estate: Lot 10 ia square 655 in said city
and District and it ss lot does not soil for enough
ton by the said Benjamin t. Gilbert Intended TO be
occurred by ssd deeds If trust the trustee will offer
lie 9th Ssy P0Sfo August TSa'n i on at seieet
nd f en- sh sd pf e, d 70! 1T 2 In s
said the Trustee viii Ofer for sals
sn Phe S Sn ns I. OF AT lana
81 o'clock .. m. ON q RDAV, the (5eTentsenthj
parcels Of ground, designated and described upon
The map or subdivision Of said Huntington as Lots
in square nunbsred twenty two 81 t2a being the
entire of SAID square twenty two, except lots mum
said Also lots nunberea from ons
sseyenty-six s56!. inclusive, in sqpsre numbered
seven a. in sad square inclusive containing nine in e.
ty elk Thousand six hundred (96 6Ul square feet Of
ground Also, lots numbered from one ~ 70 seventy
six (76 Inclusive in Square numbered two a. being
the entire OF said square, containing one hundred
and ninety thousand 100 00b square feet Of ground
Additional notice OF this sale will be given in the
Ter@s: CASH Sufficient to pay costs o, court, in
cluoing Auditors fees in the above the ex
penses OF executing this rGst AID the amount due
under said decree aud deeds Of trust Aud the
balance in equal instalments Of six 90 aud lively
2 months, for which the Eotes, with Interest, of
the purchaser will be taken, secured by deed of trust
Oh The property. Stamps and conveyancing at the
cost Of the purchaser. Sio0 to be paid said lots
10 and and five dollars upon each Of the Hunting
ton lots Immediately upon sale, the Trustee re.
serves the right to Immediately resell. Terms of
Gale to be complied with in FIVE days, or the Trustee
reserves the right to sell at the risk and cost Of the
defaultiDe purchaser.
iv12-d n
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EVENING STAR.

Two LADIES RACE Ia zOUsH THE STREETS
oNA WAGERoF 4 GREELEY HAT.-Two young
Iadiss from the country. aged each about Il
wears one dressed in blue suit and the 9th er
in brown, and both mounted on splendid horses,
were seen passing down Chestnut street yester-
siay afternoon. When they reached 18th street
<hey suddenly gathered MP the reins of their
steedS and vigorously applied the ghip The
horses sprang forward and weat flying down the
street, bearing their brave riders Us n upon the
wings o. the wind. Meantime the fair maidens
teamed forward in regular jockey styie, and
1OuriSaed the lash from side to side with might
an main. a policeman ran out at the corner
Of 18th and Chestnut and thinking ii a fearful
runaway, attempted TO check the gay eGues-
uteELsS, but they swept past him Ike a Whirl-
wind lie started in pnTsGit. however, expect
.tS s0On TO take in charge two mAngied corpses.
But to bis surprise he saw the heet-footed ami
mails come TO a sudden halt at 18th street, the
young ladies' retaining their seats with perfect
grace and case. HuIryiDg to the spot he came
near enough TO hear one OF the riders say To the
other. = II was tight race, hut I've Won the
Greeley hat and both put whip 20 the animals
and rode rapidly cut of town.-L0gisriiieC Courier
.fVUTEd5.
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JAZZ COOKE a. co.,
ID . n Z Or0.
.A1dIuGTOH,

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. n. -.
scriber has obtaiIed from he an c sI9
q s,t sns D u 81 SPECIAL
6ARTLnY Knox, late Of Washfnatoa eo ss,e e q
"a desssssd All persons having claims sssinst the
same, With the vouchers thereof, e IN snhc the
OF OF Gss0 e tns "a Day q July they may
the said estate. 0iye1 under nv hsni this ~ sv
OF yHnLy, sGs. PATRICK This Z mrkl KNOX
HstsN A9miniDeIator.