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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, December ga number
Of female Treasury clerks arc here fol
me purpose of counting the specie in the
b.Treasury.
The woman Mansfield, was Il depositor
in tho banking house of Bowles Bros, 10
the extent of $37 1000, prior TO the failure
of that establishment.
lhree laborers were buried by the cav
ing in oil sewer excavation, in BroOklyn,
yesterday. One was killed outright, and
the other two died after being dug out.
The Crosstown horse railroad, was
yesterday mulcted III $1,000 for Injuries
10 passenger.
The State Superintendent of Insurance,
IS investigating the status of the com.
panles Of this city, in connection with
their losses by the Boston fire. Nearly
all arc found in healthy condition, and
lew have reduced their capital stock,
All have advanced their rates.
Iweeds case was called in the Over
and Terminer this morning, when his
counsel read long affidavit showing the
indictments to be Improperly found. He
made long argument in favor of squash.
ing them.
The Post states upon good authority
that tho friend Of Mayor Hall and some
Republicans who did not enter heartily
INTO the late campaign in favor OF re.
!0rm city government and the election nf
Mayor Havcmeycr,ha about perfected q
plan ny which they hope TO ncutralizc
the triumph OF the Relormers. The plan
is; for the present Objectionable city ofi-
GERS to resign, and Mayor Hall to fiji the
vacancies with Republicans unconuected
with the late ring, and who may have
influence at Albany TO prevent hostile
legislation, so that the officers may be be.
yond the control of Mayor uavemeyer,
The Post adds that the scheme also con.
templates the defeat of all Reform lcCisla.
tion at Albany, including the new Char.
ter.
VIM. Moflitt Graham, President OF the
Waikiki National Bank Of Middletown,
was held in $4,000 bail to day, TO answer
the charge OF having, Jointly with Chas.
II. Horton, Cashier, dcfraudcd the bank
by means Of false entries, Of some 500.
900. Horton it is alleged has absc0ndcd
and Graham claims to have been ignorant
of his pccuIations.
In the case Of Chas. T, Chester 10 whom
the city still owes 100000 for putting up
the fire alarm telegraph, Judge Fanchct
has granted a prcmptory mNndamus, Iii.
rccting Comptroller Green, to pay the
money.
In the Tweed case the Court adjourned
until Thursday, the argument is mol con-
cludcd.
The trial OF King for the murder of
.ONci, commences tomorrow and that
Of Scanned for the murder of Donahuc,
bcEius Friday.
The New York Associated Press, to.
day adopted resolutions Of sorrow at tho
death OF Horace Greeley, ono of the orig.
inal propriCtors Of the institution, culoCies
on his life and lNbors, and expressions OF
sympathy with his orphaned children.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 3.-Abstracts from
President Grants Message are published
in the morning papers. The 7ynlss saws
II will be read with interest although sn
largely devoted to domestic affairs; it is
full OF confident authority and plaCidity
lnd in the enjoyment Of assured success
diSregards minor motives. The DaiIy
NttcS hopes that General Grants attention
will hereafter be more occupied with the
reform Of civil service, than the acquisi.
tion o! San Domingo. The Nclcs think
tho people OF the United States are ready
for the new departure IN the administrS.
ton. Their affairs and the present ses.
sion Of Congress will bG especially inter
esling to those who watch for indications
OF the coming party progress.
MELBOURNE, Australia, November 3
A conllagration in Auckland, New Zea-
land, destroyed buildings anL other prop.
crty, to tho value OF $!50,0OO.
LONDON, December 3.-It is rumorcl
that Namyk Pasha, who was Governor of
Dfeph at the time Of the massacre Of 1859
will probably be appointed Grand Vizer
Of Turkey.
The Ankathor, from New York for
Falmouth, was abandoned at sea in n
sinking condition. The crew were res.
cued by a passing vessel.
The Wellesley has gone ashore at Sand
Head, and will be u total loss.
The Times, alluding 10 that part of the
message which treats Of the rebellion in
Cuba, doubts that the abolition OF slavery
in that Island would end the lcud between
the Cubans and Spaniards.
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CHICAGO.


NEW HALLWAY LINE TO ST. PAUL.
CHICAGO, December 3.-Yesterday the
first through train over the new Mil
waukee Il st. Paul Railroad arrived in
this city, bearing Supt Merrill and other
officers OF the road. The road will be
opened for passengers and business in u
few weeks.
The Meminome extension Of the Chi.
cago y Northwestern Railroad, supply
ing link accessory to form direct all.
rail route between Chicago and the Lake
Superior iron regions, was completed
yesterday.
Tho Board OF Trade to-day expelled
the firm Of Mum & Scott, who were con.
victed of having caused the making OF
false returns Ofthc amount, ,orgrain in store
in their elevators by putting false bottoms
In some Of the bins.
The cpi2o0tiC has reached Omaha.
Rev. N. G. Clark, ono of the pioneers of
the City Of EIgin, Ills, died there to-day,
aged seventy one.
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A Remarkable Experience With a
Grizzly.

(From the San Francisco Bullctln)
A gentleman who arrived few daya
ago from the lower country, where girls
ely bears help the herders 10 take care OF
the sheep, relates curious bear adVen-
turc which occurred to an Indian herdnan
in his employ. He sent the man 10 q
distant portion Of large rancho 10 look
after q herd OF sheep. Tho Indian At
nighttGll got under a shed with roof OF
branches, but open on all sides, and Law
down in his blankets. After o few hours
sleep, he was awakened by feeling the hot
breath OF some anima! on his face. He
moved his Arms, @ud at once understood
the situation-a huge bear was snufing
him. The man, with great presence OF
mind, determined 10 keep perfectly still,
Tor he knew if he moved or cried out. opo
blow OF those huge paws would break his
skull like a walnut. Bruin scratched of
the blankets and seized the Indian bv the
leg. Though suffering terribly, the brave
fellow did not allow groan or cry 10 e..
cape him. The bear dragged hin from
the hut for some distance 6tid then COM
menced to dig hole to lay the Indian IN
and cover him up from the coyotes. Alter
the grave had been dug deep enough the
bear (contenting himself with about q
pound Of flesh from the victims thigh
moved the body to the hole and covered
1t up. The Indian managed to keep tho
eartn over his Taco loose enough
to allow him to breathe, and
when the bear retired, he crawled
out toward the mustang, which was nick.
eted some yards outside OF the hut. With
great difficulty he mounted, and then
rode toward the rancho house. A doctor
was sent for, and pronounced the wounds
though severe and painful, not likely TO
prove fatal. The noxt day q hunt was
organized, and the grizzly was killed in
the neighborhood Of the spot where he
had slowed away his intended meal.
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TnE Weston Democrat says Dir. HENRY
BHANSoN has determined to remove to
this city about the opening of tho new
year. 1t adds;
Mr. Brannon has built up a reputation
as an attorney in this judicial district
which Is an Cnviable ono indeed. A ready,
torCiblC, and earnest orator, n clear think.
or, u ripe scholar, and Il thorough master
Of tho mysteries fthp law, hO has secured
a practice here which must have brought
him in handsome income.
In his new home, We prophecy that
the same talent, energy and industry that
made him what ho Is here, will Roon place
him foremost In the ranks Of his prolcs
sion In the leading city of the State.
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MectIng Of OHIO ELECTORS.

COLUMBUS. o., December 3.-ThG cleo,
tors for President and Vice President MS
scmblcd at the Executive Department at
0 o'clock this morning, and were called tc
order by Governor NOyes. a temporary
organization was effected by appointing,
John q. Lee, Of Toledo, Chairman; Al
phonsO Hart, of R0vGnnA, Secretary, and
Henry y. Morton, Of Columbus, Clerk
Alter appointing u Committee On Rules
the Electors took recess until III o'clock
Upon rcasscmbling tho electors adoptcr
rules and adjourned until 0 o'clock to
morrow morning.
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McrrImon Elected North CnrOlinn
SCnntOF,

RAtET0H, N. G., December 3.-Mcrrl.
mon hns been elected U. s. Senator.
WAsHINGTON, December 3.-SCnAtor
John Poole, addressed the following tclD.
gram to gentleman hero in au ollCiNI
position;
RALEIOH, N c., December 3-Wc
have defeated tho Democratic Lrgisla
lnrc by clcctlng MGrrimOn II breaks ur
the power OF tho Democrats, and bring,
\ valuable aud controlling element IL
the State over to the administration Oul
IrIcndS arc rejoicing over the victory.
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A farmers Wife and Daughter
ElOpe With a Father and Son.

(From the Albany IN. W Evening Journal)
The quiet little village OF Clarksville in
this county, has been stirred by more
than ordinary sensation within the past
few days, the facts OF which, as related TO
US by the injured party, arc about as fol-
lows: Isaac Rose, hard.working farmer
not yet forty years Of age, together with
hls wife Elizabeth, aged thirty, daughter
Mary Louisa, aged sixteen, and little boy
constituting the Rose Family, resided in
the village, and until within a few days,
9lr. Il. was unaware OF the shock his
domestic happiness wassO soon TO receive.
He, in his vocation as farmer, was
necessarily absCn; from home at his work
from early morning until late at night,
and Thursday last was no exception 10 the
rule. On returning home that evening he
found the house dark and deserted. The
door had been locked, and it was evident
the family was absent Supposing his
wife was visiting her brother in another
part OF the village, he turned his steps
thither; but TO his Hstonishment found on.
ly his little boy there. He pursued his
inquiries and learned to his sorrow that
she had lett the village with her daughter.
Further inquiry proved that shc had de-
serted him tor another man, and also that
his daughter, to, had been stolen from
him.
Residing in the village was man
named Solomon Vincent, thirty years Of
age, and living with him during the sum
mcr and fall was his father, Cyrus Vim
cent, aged seventy. The husband for
the first time learned that these two men
were frequent visitors at his house, and
from the evidence Of his son, who was
present when they were at the house du-
ring Thursday, 1t was apparent to him
that they were criminally intimate with
his wife and daughter, and that tho four
intended to elOpe together. Mrs. Il.
bought trunks day or two before, and
at the time Of the purchase made the re-
mark that she was "going West" The
father and son also disappeared from tho
village, and, us the husband believes,
came to this city, where they Joined his
wife and daughter, and, following the
injunction Of II. G., have "gone West !"
Tho woman took with her number Of
articles Of bedding, etc, md two dollars
in money. The alleged paramour Is well
oil in this worlds goods, and If they have
fed together shO will doubtless be well
cared for. The injured husband was in
this city yesterday afternoon TO gain a
clue 10 the iugitivcs II possible.
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Meeting of New York Prcsidcnt,a
Electors.

ALBANY, December 3.-Thc Presiden
tial electors met to-day. General Stewart
L. WOodford presided lie addressed the
Convention, briefly stating the object o
the meeting, He said they had gathered
under a cloud OF sorrow, for one who was
a competitor for the position we arc about
to contribute towards filling now lies 81
lent in tho death shadow. This sorrow
will make this gathering memorable for
ever, md with this shadow over us it is
to he hoped that tho one upon whom your
choice will fall tomorrow, will 80 con-
duct the affairs Of his office us TO be prcsl.
dent Of all the people. They then nd
journCd until tomorrow. q.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 3.=-Itcports
from tho scene Of the MOdOC Indian
troubles state that all tho settlers ON
Link River wcrC mNsRnCrCh Thirty.
llvn soldicr1 from Fort Klamolh went 10
fight them Companies nrc organizing
10 the northern part Of tho State To takC
the field,
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PlTrsDURGu, Dec. 3.-MonongAhela
rising with SIX feet Of water in the chan.
mel. Weather cool.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3.-River six fee.
eight inches and rising.
LOUISVILLE, December 3-Riyer fall.
ing, with 8 feet inches III the canal aud
loot in tho chute. Clear and cold and
business dull.
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Newspaper Articles About Mr.. Gree.
ley Wanted.

NEw York, December 3.-Thc editors
of newspapers throughout tho country
Drc requested TO mail Ezra Cornell, nj
Cornell University, lthica, New York
copies OF their papers containing eulogies
or other articles upon the death Of Horace
Greeley, to be comprised in memorial
volume Tor The library Of said University
OF which the deceased was one of tic
trustees.
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BALTIMORE, December s.-sixtOen out
oil " row twenty new houses, on strlck.
er street, were unrooied by a terrific gale
OF wind last night. The houses had 1uSt
been completed, and only three were oo.
cupied. Loss 10000.
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Tho DOnblC-IIcHdCd Alabama Leg
iSlnturC Trying TO Elect II Senator,

MONTGOMERY, December 3.-Thc Court
House or Republican branch Of the Leg.
i.latnro unanimously elected Spencer
U. ., Senator, Tho Capitol or ConsCrva.
tive branch, adjourned without nominal.
ing.
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Two Men Crushed by n Roci,.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 3-lIcnry Smith
and George Drew, who were engaged to-
gcthCr in chopping wood III Johnston,
yesterday, were found dead. The indI-
cations nrc that both were crushed hy n
large rock under which they had built IL
fire, and which had iCll on them.
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McctIng al Now IInmnshirr Elrrlnra,

CONCORD, December 3-Thc prcsidcn.
tial electors chosen by the people Of this
Sl0tC,Iasscmblcd this morning md COM
plCtcd an organization.
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MISSOURI.
Railroad DepOts Burued-- MN Burn.
cd to Death.


cd to Death.
ST Louis, December 3.-Tho passCn.
ger and freight dCpots, Express office, ho.
tel and other buildings, ut Richmond
md Lexington Junction, on tho 81. Louis,
kansns City ~ Northern Railroad, were
burned last Thursday. I4ossabOut $25, 900.
A young man named Gordon, was burn.
cd 10 death in tho hotel.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
The PrGsidCntiAl electors have been no.
titled to meet NJ Jefferson City, tO.mOr.
row, to cast their vote Tor President.
THE HORSE DISEASE.
Tho horse disease hAs appeared at
bonneville, Mo, md is spreading in other
CUnuticA.
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PRUABiITTIEs.
On the lower lakes and thence over the
Middle and Eastern States north erly 10
westerly winds and clearing and colder
weather, with m increased pressure In
the Gull and South Atlantic Safes; north.
westerly 70 northeastcrly winds, higher
baromctcrs, moderate temperatures nd
clear weather in the Northwest and over
the upper lakes and thence to Missouri
anu kentucky. Cooler and partially
cloudy weather, with steady barometer
and norlhwcstcrly winds veeFing tor
row TO southeasterIy, with diminishing
preSsures. Warning signals continue Il
Buffalo, Rochester and OswcSo, and are
ordered for Detroit, Toledo and Clove+
land.
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Illness ot Mr.. Greeley, sI,,rI,

New York, December S.-Mu. John
+, Cleveland, sister Of Mr.. Greeley, ID
lying dangerously i'll al her residence In
this CITY.
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The August Elections Official Vote
for Governor.
The following is the vote cast in this
State for Governor at the election held
August 90, 1872, as canvasscd by the
Legislature aud reported by the Courier.
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MclMOSu, December 3-rhr Lrgisn,
turc meets to morrow, !, Is doubtful il
there will b. u quorum.
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Meeting OF MassachusUrts EIcc,o,

BosToH, December 3.-TEO prcsiden-
iial electors Of Massachusetts met today
and organized by choosing T. lockwood
lIOar, President.
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Tho President and Vice President
Going to Attend Mr.. GrCCIcy's Flu.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-Thc Prcsi.
dent leaves here tonight by the $40 train
Tor New York To attend the funeral OF
Horace Greeley, Vice President ColM1
left nj noon to attend the funeral also.
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CHARLESTON.
A Bill Introduced In the House 10
LOcato the Capital nj Wheeling.
Especial Dispatch to the IntclllgCnccr)
CUARIyeTnE Doc q 1879

james Taylor, Of Richie, introduced 4
bill in the House today to locate the Cap.
ital temporarily at Wheeling. 1t was
rcad the first time. Look out Tor war.
AIpuA.
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The uml of Judge Curtis, OF New
York City, hy the New York Senate has
commenced.
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Gke1tteuigenet1,

Horace Greeley and Public Opinion.
As an introduction to the subjoined let.
ter it is proper to State that Mr.. Greeley
was warm personal friend of Charles
Lanman, to whom it was addressed. Mr.
Lanman's earlier essays as u writer were
published in the NeO Yorker. Although
he never participated in politics Dir. Gree.
ley occasionally favored him with letters
of advice, aud took special interest in
the success of his Dictionary of Congress.
Mr. GrccIcy's last note to Mr.. Lanman is
us follows
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"'S" tF'hu"' amounting To-. - ....,... && $50
TlckctGs, SR. Halves, g. QlsrcrS, g.
GS-Our LoltcrlCA are chNtCSSd by the Stnta
and drawn At tho time named, uudcr the sorW'
vislnn OF Sworn commissioners
IE- Tho drawings will bJ published IA tho
New York, Chicago and Louisville NGpCrt.
CE-W We will draw similar scheme tina last
Saturday Of every month during tho y0Ars lSTt
and 1873,
Ee-RcmI: Al our risk by Post once Money
Order .licGstCrcd Letter. Draft or EIrrota.
~ Send for circular.
Address SMITH, SIMMONS 4 co.
oct"9-E0dAW RiN S9', COviugtup, Ky,
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WAsInNGToN, December 3,--Ward
Hunt, Of New York, has been appointed
Judge Nelson's successor.
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BY TELEC RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the IntslllgenCer.

by tho Western Union Line.
Otlcn Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe sta
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NEW YORK. Jrnc % 1870

NEW YORK, June 27, 1872.
FRIEND LANMAN-Reccivcd yours Of
the@jth inst. l have all my life been do.
ing what people called vastly foolish, i'm.
polite acts, and l did not dispute their
judgment l only said that what did
seemed to me the right thing. ItIshould
die before election or be beaten therein
please testify for me that do not regret
having braved public opinion when |
thought it wrong and knew it to be mcr.
ciless. Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
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$3.50 Fries, Amounting to $500, 900.

Tlckets,t $40. HALF Tickets, S.. QuArtcr,. taN.
tag g--Our lotteries arc chartered by N, State.
arc always GIAWn At thS time named Atd ali
drnwincc arc uDG.r the supervision 0l sWorN
commissioners.
~ The 0t)l.'N drawing VIII be published In
the st. loul' papers and copy Of b1wlr Sont
to purchasers Vi tckutS
ES We VIII draw similar scheme the last
day q evry month during the year 1914
= - Remit At our 'tsk BY PosT0rFtcE MosSF
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TRCss. Send for circular, AddrrGs
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
or PostoflicS BOX &4b,
hIh IH.thAt&W st. lOuiI No,
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$64,260.
Kentucky State Lottery.

LcSaliEcd by All act OF tho Legislature.
Tho most liberal Lottery SIor drvwa. onIr
',llO Tickets and 8,OSO PIE1uI
To 10 drawn Dec. Is, 1872, In COvnatou, ".
Ono CAPITAL Prizo of coS OOO
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Wcnmcr Report.
PRCUABHI.TTIEl

WAN DErAR7HTNF, !
UEFlCE or TuE CHIEY SIgyGL ORHUrr.
WAsnINHToS, D. T., December 2.-TSO EH.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
steamboats ano RAILROADS..

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
81 25 Pecksbp NeHHsysn II
p m connecting vh be railroad
E'OR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
a iouic and FauEAuek Railroads Pare sL
CatheDe A0 a. u and Y aght SUNDAYS sEep.edl
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot NeEYOrk foot Of b Con-
someryie Branch r. Hamg Junction sth
the Delaware LakaNAnnA aud Western Railroad AZ PhpDGg sta
VALLEY RarOsd aud forming direct line % Pttsbug
and he est without change Of also 70 Central PsnHTAaa and
kes-fork State
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June ,, lsTl.-Leave New-York foHowB;
343 a. m--Nay Tran 0r S0merville and Pennington.
mFor EAsfon. Bethlehem Bath Mauch Chunk Wikssbsre
Pt0n hshAnoy City Mt Carmel HaEon, TunkhAanock T0~Anda
WAVerly, Connects Del West r
m-horDiBg Express, daily lexcep SgndAysl, for EAton
Allentown Harrisburg aud the West Connects Somerye fo
fmingon at EasoB for haaeh Chunk Whesbarre WAuspor
Ene ke.
1919 n.-wsy Train FOR somervlle.
u m.-Wp Train for EastOa
Bpbraa POttsTile. Harrisburg &c.
100 and I1 p m-for Piaiussld.
sp m--For somerTnle.
$50 mFOr baston, Anent9wn. aud Much Chnnk Connects
Junction WITH Del, Lack. West X r.
5. m.-FOr S"meryle and FleningtoD
5p. m.-FOr SOmervlle.
6p m-EYRSTNG EXPRESS daly Eastou Bethlebem
Rssdns, Harsburg Pittsburgh Chicago, CBcala-
2 ,. n.-Por Somervile.
100 p n, Bmgrantl-For Easton.
Q ald LEO ,. m.-FOr Pisinield.
For Elizabeth 5:l5 65 IS 700 T:l3, T: SD goo 9:l5,
l0:0O 1870 :45 1900 l245 0 l:o. hJo, $500 3.F
AIS 4o 4 500 Sis $50 3.45, 6:00 800 20,
I.45 s.10, 800, 1889. 1850. 1890 ,. N.
obtained The 0hee Of The Central Rail-
Of Ees foot Of LbeL Newl0rk; aud the principal
R &. KICKER, Superintendent
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MORNING POST

Most completely the Bssegel Residents
rObOr..e by the contained IN The diary Which DE subor
penned With diligence and persistent observation some Of The
extracts the ultra lmung and serve onao
oa with uumercas little ansss 20 brighten the haTer portions
Of the a well sngheu the VARIOUS pOH relasng
the progress Of The aege These desuto remarks aaoi bal
sagrs Of this an4 aby snn
have bOweve. Abised IRON closer sxsniBsnOp Of The
work TO sssisg which il VIII be read Pas
printed for the frst thus eonOete
which ia perfect state received slt great AsoE
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VANITY FATF
THE GRAPHIC.

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