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election Nome.

street Southern Boulevard OnchuniredandioTV
TnS hif Election District shall contain an nat part Of the
,iS m sir,a.f n, RI avenue and Harlem River.
The tOurh IiriInn I, 'yitin one hundred and
nftysccond street, Thrlavcnuc OHe-haaDIed andiofy
& WITH I I District hall contain all hat part Of The
siytn,tTect Third avenue, Onehuudrciand hiiy sc'oa
S''g ii Win f,'tion District shall contain all ha part Of
the citv bounded Ly ant lying vlhin onGhHiItA ~
siy.,ireert Wcs.chcseiaycnu IrEE River las. 'HNr
on Long Island sound, E1ns1y 'ich' ono H""i'' ''"
c eyon'h E'c,on District shall contain an Mat part
Of the city bounded by ANA lying i'nn oAr-nIh r,''u
W,stchcscraycnue notwithstanding sixth street ana
a Eighth Elecoa District sall contain all aa pa5i , 9o
city bounded ~ -i HnS WIN, t;,ars,,src,t
Union avenue. Home street M M mon
The NTth Ticcton Bstrot SHAH contain al that part Of
,l. CIV houndri by and living within one huudrcau
sixty eighth street, EoSt%,aI ,n"c N%iihtP Hume .trct
IniGnnv,nge corEe ST5, SI'lnS v,lic
m . , p i NV wa and iy, Within The nor1rry limo Of
% jy firci.on District shall all that part Of
te cry ho+n!,d by an b, lying "I1 tf ,I
h'I,T ,it5 District shall contain all that part ~
The cy bounded by ard lying between The norcIy Inc OF
sad Want CenTa sg%g l, a ii"1G nn all that part
OF TIE c'y bounced BY ana yns Ti ., on , .f
ri.siIcr bthEh' Ith' r.,S' -, M l r ,,,,c
T(WH'EfGTY F0UKIH WARD OF THE CITY OF NEW.
YORK.
The Twenty fourth Ward oi the city OF Ncw YORK shan De
divided into seven ccton districts the extent ami m' u
shall = follows
The lsf Election District shall contain all that uar: Of the
civ bounded by lying within Mor1s street Locust ave
road. McstCht sttr avenue BTCnN HlNci
spnthrrIy line of said Ward and Furdh IN. tyclluy.
second Elect District shall contain All mat Ilt OF
the bN and Nng within FnrlAn ana Fti'L
avenues, MCstchcSer avenue Boston Post
road, LocuslvtuTt, Morris street. For lau avenue, ana
kIugsbUdgc- road
Tlc ThTd Election District shan contain all that part o. Tho
city bounded lying within King OIdgcIol foidhh
avenue SouthtIiy linz Of sad Ward, ant Mil Bl.'b.
The Fourth Election District shall contain all tit lri 1
the clty yug within Todi tu brillnS thi
acknowledgement, Mil IirOoA, southcE hhe "I SIM
Ward. and ildII"m river 800 49,
mn. Fh Election District shall contain all that par o tho
CITY bounded by and wing within Goodwin road. Naila
lpd Is siouavcuun. Bronx River ForiHam aal Ftllhn
10 BcTltn~ ltilll- liar
lem River. and south BrOItway. i,
sixth District shall contain All tEt part w
by and living within tn Monumental me-
g. v ctnoryS aud the late James H. W ming =
land. flbbets BIOpA, Williams BudEcaNcHut, buSloh
ligr GOdNu'S road. south BrltiN,
River. DuyyIl titck and Hudson ltlN'I
seventh Election District shall coat AN di maj l.t u"
tine city and lying within the nor itrN h' %"
said Ward Bronx RIVER, BpStouaNrlh", Williams BloEr
avenue Iibbcts BroUK. Muuuni rta. t.r dthars Nm g.
\N,iuuqgs JalIc, L.. nG-o Ind, ana Hudson
I,y order of the Board OF Police
- ID. T.. iIA~BRDTCh.
Chief of tha Eui'IG % .l''tonS.
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T1GHrEEYTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


, ,-oir. =, .ul X f. Road ........ ChlircH's udrs'ry
:, I,rb y. ,. SSH ana I5gil SITS. Tailor shop.
g. Tenth ave. near ljiE so. ' 1'"'''
Broadway and ~ 81 ''' n'oi',
. IaWrputr-9t. lOth-Hvc sun
lIItlef Boulevard iI Hil.Ilt H'',
. fr.,t,y,y i.t d-fb and %, Dwelling house.
,iIti, y, ,t,l unui,.,irI Feed ,toro.
10 Ggu-.t. and Boulevard p.'''' 7II''
- ,ig1 Nr,tb ,,, 1dilol store.
: tr,t T,,i,tll Ay,. cigar siOrr.
a "a. N.ft.b.ay,. store.
- al i"itiI ave ........ i;ar store.
- -, .ri ,,,,,l,yor,i ..-... Dry goods store
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- ..,...,,,
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCED FARE.

TO BOSTON. FIRST CLASS, ~.
10 PROVIDENCE FIRST CLASS, 81
Elegant steamers leave 49, North River foot OF JayS
~ 80 .-....,....,s
Tickets for all principal ticket Offices Sl3eo ls
secured a Offices Of estoOtt Express company ana at ooo
Broadway. ~
PROVIDENCE LINE. nr
steamships ELECTRA and GALArEA leave iet -
River, foot OF Replace, at D. fIeshts Wa ao
line taken at lowest rates. ncocv pr..,, 10
L. W. FILKINS u. y. Agt D. . bApSoNn' tie' p"
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Furniture.

GLOSlSG To CASH BUGERS.-lngrain and
starr carpets poe: olcot De and 3Uc white aud blue
hiua,i. .-r blankets. rubber blankets, Address LESTER
a. Co.,. 37i Broadway.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, BEDDING, &c"
J cheap tHf cash liberal terms OF payment COW
PGWTHNAIT'~ l5j and l51 Chtthamsi. Three bnidnc'
.I H. Don ,4r,tJU,. Chamber SUITS flo 10 500 Pail'f
SUITS $50 % 5000. Tap. Brussels, II.
- e.. $hLLEW.
DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
40 lt3 Futnust
FINE CYLINDER DESKS
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Drn Goods.

NLOSING to CASH BUYERS.-White and
blue Blankets Horse Blankets Rubber Blankets Ingram
ard stair Carpets 2gc; OIL cloths % and SOC ANDREW
LESTER * Co, 81 broadway
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Go n)bom it itlan Concern

AIRS. MARY SCHWARTZ has lett my pea
aud hoard without any provCcauOn her'py
warn the public not responsD f0f any IeDt so
NAV make. JOHN SCHWARTZ, Little Britain n \.
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ALBANY PEOPLES IINE.-SPLENDlD
steamboats, ayg Pier Al Sorth Hycr foot Of SIa,
S.ttn ANA yr@i Mods on the European plan.
y. b ~tai, rooms heated by st,aiu-pip's.
ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. NIB-
q BARD aud DANIEL pHEW.-Ieayc Eestry-,t pier
al 10 aud 2ithsL At $50 = ID ARmas ~ Sn"TtsI '
=. p. u tAc West o'.r %v"N orH Central nrry1S
=, h 80. 81 ,. @ iI"Ti,, Connm6ns trains ON Lake
~hoI. aHi ,'A -"g'n i'''is. To- Nr%Dish of i'nsi'
bridgeport. and all points on lIouSatonic
ID and Saugatuck IIalolIs Fare Il. steamer BRIDGE
PoHrIeayes CsIAncshpa lJOA No. and Bridgeport atIl
. PIN
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y ALLENTOWN IINF.-F.rry stations m New York,
foot . I.bc.ty st. ami rot of CarNson, up town freight
Con.meucnr oct , Is7G-Lc Ncw.Yorh, foot Of Lib
so a. m"NtL T,AN 'or Easton Rcyidero Bethlehem,
Bath Al,ntown Ma'h IAhS, i"i i9 w nm , 1Ii
ION and Philadelphia At Junction "Itn Del. Lack ana West
E@T scTcTy gE and EeTps Seao. suna,v, for
.h ISi.. nauth Ea,ton Allentown. HARRISBURG and
the west Connects Fa,ou for Mauch CLuuk ramaquh
'T:1o p m~EyrEFss Tor Pennington Eason. Allentown,
Mauch Chunk. Wllsr,nlrrr scranton, lamaqn Maanny
civ uazlclon. Rcadne Columbia Lancaster Ephrata,
oo p Nor sH bridge Pranch Eas,on. B,idcre
Allentown ana Mauch chunk connects at Junction with
~. .ia1 D. n M For Somoryiic aud Pennington
3l p FypSiSG Eyfaiss daily for Easton nelyiderc
Allentown, Mauch chunk. WhGesbHre To"aSla Re1"nF'
HARRISBURG and O." West
e6 5, oG i:' lbs a. M il5o, 100 500 400, 500 62o
Gooa.eoa SG' made iso BY csoust Ferry at Jersey city
VI" for ~ 10 local points timetable at stations
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV:
Az BAL ocF !NE GE65 [yTTfllFA GiT kSR satHN
imc Table OF oct =. $50: Tam, leave NT%-SorS from
Root OF Liberty ST.. North River at Sl5' lL'o H. No. ii5
Fro From 700, of clarkson-st. 1885 80 D. m
Stages oa ami Ncyport connect at Naia"an station
! with ali trims.
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5te Cream.

TV'SSEIL~ ICE CREAN.-Churchcsa and fairs,
4 ,.rf- quart. Chariot" Russo ny the u"A'h OF
quart SPECIAL ATTENTION 90 out oi.towr ORDERS
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Cost Gu0 foun0.

OST-Bauk Book No. S3,7lS.-Plcase de-
,,. .,ulu savings Bans, corner lith't and itha'e
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Gorsce. Carriages, 6arness, &e.

Gorsce. Carriages, Garness, &t.
Auction HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A date Johnston * Van 1ls,ell,
OFFICE. - LIBEkIN-SI.
tEycnlng Post Bulldug) -
THE HORSE AID CARRIAGE BRANCH Of OUR
moi. -, is 10 81. % and p, TIL HIEEN lH.Sr..
near University place
br rOudlct1i precisely me SAME nlfc'
and honorable principles which have always charlcrTLcd the
dealing. house. AMI the respect aEt confidence OF
business community. well - the pHbiiC ~ large
ItEGTL SALE, ~ EHG TUESDAY AND tIiDAi'
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Isufr,., for sale may DE- made through the mail.
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NOR RONDOVT and KINGSTON. CONNECTING

FALL RIVER LINE
Il TO BOSTON
FARE REDUCED TO $i-FIRSr CLASS.
THE WORIDRENOM NED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier 2s North River. foot OF Murray.st,
DAILY SUNDAYS exceped) az i.3O ~ m.
Tickets and Staerooms secured at principal hotels
Off ces and tho pier aud steamers GEORGE L. COMMON
Gen. Pass. Agent BORDEN q LOWELL, AgentA
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EUTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

fIAlItA NGEMENr OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Aprll ID
l-7G-Ieayo d1ts foot Of Corad and pesbroSse SIS al
+ a. ~. for Ei,iou, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
Hazleon. Beaver Meadow 4aupy City, Sheaanfoah III
-haGOkn Mlke-DdTrp, pittStOu, ~ayrc, Inr &c,
Auburn Rochester, BIt
ialO. Niagara Fails. and the West.
Hazlcton, MahauOy Ctv Shenandoah, "lAeSife flttoa
&c. making close connections Tor reading louisville a
Harrisburg
Gt0n m night Express daily for East0n, bethlehem. Al
NllEtr bre tlttstOu ~iyru. Elurl
Itaca Auburn Rochester, Buffalo, NlagaIa Falls ami the
W,st PuIlulu'- slrri !ng CaacLrS alta led
'''' RDl, /. II. ~AhfiE. Sup't and Eugr
81
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ID Trains leave NewYork via Corandt aud Desbrosse
SS5 H. Washington, Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Gin
ciDnati Louisville, indianapolis &c. ParlOI 70
o p1@n f Pas az P @aP MSs Ss
235 p. m. Washington the south, and West. Richmond
Comm6Gs Chicago Cincinnati. st Louis LouisviIIS
man cars to principal western cities a@
1856 m. washington the south and o Mest Richmond
bgrGh, Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati n 81 iouis. Loui:
ton Pullman cars 10 principal Western cities. ''"''s
DAILY. otter trains daily except SUNDAYS.
and 23s Broadway New York and ticket Offices io,
Ask FOX IVjII' TICKETS VIA BALrIMoEE AND OHIO R. R
ERIE RAILWAY
IL SUMMER ADVANCEMENT Of trains, in effect June
Cincinnati and Chicago nay Express. Drawing
Coaches TO Cleveland, Cincinnati. aud Chicago.
1915 m-EXpress Mail for Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
Up m-CDaily Pacific Express. for the West Sleeping
natl cleveland aud Chicago without change; also Hotel Din
ing cars To Cleveland and Chicago. .
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, y for
Newark 645 $50 lO4j, ll:3O 3:l5 5:l5, and s.tb
D. m and midnight saturday nights only. sundays 95
u'GSrs raE 6 and f9''e g5S rs 10 % y Z noon
night sundays $780, a m, lij, 63O ,. m p md
Paterson, e;l5, 40, s:3o 10 1913, lI2oa ~ noou
II midnight sundays $780, 9;lJ 10 iny lis $50, p
suiern. G:i5 7:l5 10. 1915 r. M, Las. 34j g. 67pm.
~ midnight Sundays $780, l0a. M, llj, $50 p m, aud
Cornwall, 7:i5. NJ, 1890, i:3O p. Sundays $50 a m
Warwick $40, lu,45 a. m, 800 p.
Newburgh 74j. o. lO:ij a. NJ, $3.50, 43O ?. sundayS
$50 a. III.
Kingston, n. M. 3}Op. m. Sundays, $50 a. m.
Goshen. 1:+j, ., 1919 H. $3.50, 3iJ, $3.50, p sun
days, $3.50, % 4 m, 7 p. m
Mdde,own. 7lj. q. 1915 a. n, 3:3j. $50, p m. sul
GAYS, $50, 10 p. The m. and 49, trains
connect with NeWGOIk and OsNegO Midland II. r. al Malnst
Port Jeryis 40 o. 1915 M. 43O, p sundays, $50
10 M, and |. N.
N0fRITraius leaving Chamborsst haf hours
leave Twenty hind fifteen minutes earlier than above lime;
leaving Chambers st on quarter hours leave twenty
minutes earlier. Boats leave Twenty
1913 connecting with trains leaYlI ClaIa
ber- 81. at 10 % m and IL midnight
Tickets passage ana Tor Apartments IN Dla"lhf room
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for Tie
checking and tTanscrOf Baggage be LEFT M the Compas
Offices sos 23g fOl, 523, and 90 broadway No Colt
ST. I}rOOb lyn, and AZ the Com panys depots. 49,
FXrcss Trains from the West arrive New YORK at 725
a. m. l:iO and 100 p. IN.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY.
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NOnrHERN RAILRoAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

Trains FOR Englew God, Closer Picrmon amt Nyack
N 30 for all except NyacA) 9ij Il m l. g. T. 40 go
80 73H p. and saturday nights only at ll3O sun.
DAYS, . q. in. and $50 p. m.
Nauuet SpIing Vail Y, and Monsey. Z, 9i5 m, fi5
JNO. y. ABBOTT, 81 HlPass Agent, New-lork.
EOK NEW-IAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL. andinter.
mediate Uoin;s Gamers leave i1er % t. Re- daily SUNDAYS
excepted D. and IL connecting with special trans
NtwI3yen for Hartford Sprngle Sc Tickets sold ana
baggage checked at ga broadway NewNors and Court
w., Brooklyn. Excursion New Haven and return II 90
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EOR THE CENTENNIAL!

VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION who intend
remaining several days VIII tud the route VIA
LONG BRANCH AND THE Is. J. SOUTHERN l. r.
attractive than any other. - -.
The tine steamers JESSE HOfI and CRYSTAL WAN Is
leave Pier :, y. H.. foot OF ReciOr--t, al
.cij a. M. and 400 p. No., -
connecting sandy Hook with express trains Tor Ph2ie.
pima direct. ~,
Tie sal NowYor Bay, In fu view u the ocean the
extensive Government iurtdCatOns II a
TO De- the world From sandy Hook the railroad
skirt, the II miles 20 the - MEt CAPI
tai" whore passengers can stop over on through
depot Philale pia Is 30 the foot OF Markcts con-
yer a To- most the hot D. and boarding houses
Tickets the tuI good for 10 days, So single
fares, 2 80. ,..-,-, --, --.
- The 9 - line connects also for Eineand and TONS
River and tho p. for NaIctowu, Balcgl AMI Tucker
ton Accommodation for Long Branch q ,. N. -.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
EOUN BROOK NUI IL -
FOR TRENTON. rnILNuELrhlA AND TIE GENIE.

III -'.''
NAL
commencing MONDAY. oct o. 1876. Trains
Leave NtYorA, foot Of ibcrtyst, 1t $40, ti5 'l5 9l5
iato Eo Of carG,onst at G3j, 49, 800 a. IA, 1880,
20. G3U ~,
l,ayt Philadelphia from station NorthPennsyi yanla Ran
road THIRD Brrksss, 1880. $50 an. 1870 3-O, >,
a. D. m Centennial Gtuuuds 7:lj, 30 a. a., lJ.
3. I.Ju, $40 .. IN.
Oh o. from New York. and To trains leaving Cen
t,nuIal Grounds Al 4 On and oil y. m.
IN frIs cguH,c ~ Ir,'DI Jclu % amt rom Trenton
TT uon Tor Now York at J:ij Slj lo-O a. H.; 10
3.IJ. IiF. no p.
Rates passengers freight low AS by other routes
Centennial passengers delivered az the main to the
Centennial Grounds. If. r. BALDWIN,
Gen. Pass. Agent
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
L with Ulster and Delaware Railroad. landing AT High
land Falls west POINT. Cornwall, Newburgh, Marlboro
Milton, Poushkccpsie, and steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY James
W Baldwin Monday, Wednesday Friday sprng4L Pier I5
n. r.. at D. IN.
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uNsCelluneous

CNNCER.-Ncw TrcatiSc-IIow cured, without
SEuf- ORD, .puoI, IluorI Dr-toltario W l4'ls,Nf
NOR SALE CHEAP-Skyc Terriers and Pug
l IUI- u ti,ucw Bird store, 10 Parkayc between list
aud f2G st... NrW York.
rg'HE TOLI.-GATE Prize Picture sent free
4 An iagcu.ml- grmi 80 objects 10 md Address with
stamp. o. e.. ABBEY, Buffalo :. T.
PERFECTION
B9HER'S SlTTERS.
J.. RI NKE. ill.,, SOLE AGENT,
= John w., e.. :. Po,tomce BOX l''-''
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

ALBANY PEOPLES LINE.-SPLENDlD
y steamboats, leave Pier North RIVER foot OF olai st..
INIIl .iis ecgttll 81 J. i Tor A'''uN ana a points
Notth and Nest. Meals TIE European plan
y. Is-~iAi, rooms heated by sttaiu'pp'S
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

" RIVER EAILROAD.-Ator sept. * 1876, through
mans Will leave Grand Central Depot
room cars through 10 Rochester AMI IL Adams, W.
IU3Oa. a., special Chicago EEpr'5,i Win dIaWngroOn
car, o Rochester. BuillO, and MAJ 40 tAlls
Io n nm ~u,cI.l TIi,tuy Iri- and western Express.
connect, II East Albany wh night express for The West
p. No. Montreal Express with sleeplngcarS nom NeW'
York 10 Montreal
b. M Express with sleeping cars FOR Waertown and
Cauauda qua Also, Tor Montreal VIA PlattsOtrgh. - g.,
q. pllac Express daily, WITH sttplns'dIs lOt
Rochester %iaaT Fails BUFFALO cleveland. Louisville and
81 Iouls also ur chicago both T. :. ana VI G Railroads
Hoop M Express, with sleeuiu gears for ALBANY aId
Try. -. ~.
252 and flB Bruiway. and WvscoU Express 90 Ofrrt
a. ,,',totisf RrooLIyn c. b. MEEKER
''''7 General Passenger Agent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-03-17

The new year brought trouble to that
good old negro, Amos. Yesterday he
entered Gen. G. IS law Office, and SEEM
ed to be in deep distress.
sHave you got case, Amos ?'' in
quired the General.
"Yes, Gineral, 'se got pow'ful bad
case, sab = said Amos, shaking his
head glooinily.
"Wnat's the trouble 20
seI wants to git me revorce, Gineral
me and dat gal what's been my wife
is fallen out, san -
"Well, that is bad; let us see if you
have grounds for divorce. What has
she been doing ?"
"W'y, sab, she's iis been particular
iy raising de old Harry round de houEe
for de las four weeks. Fust thing fo'
most she tuck all de money he could
fine bout de house ter buy Christmas
gifts fur hersef, and when ak her fur
dat money back agin, she jis cussed me
cut from head to heels, sah!.o urged
Amos.
s.What else ?''
"Well, seckonly, sab, shc enyited
two of her sisters to come dar an quar-
ter on me fur de whole OBJ de holidays,
TUX my bed for 'em to sleep on, and
when l fused to glib it up, an got in it
myself, she cut tle cords and lemme COL
lapse through onto de flo and den split
de biskit board ober my head, right dar,
sab !'' pointing 20 a sore place on his
head.
"Any thing moro ?"
81 stood dat pretty well Gineral, and
nebber muffin more oh her meanness
twixt dat time and de odder night when
dey glib party down here to dat nigger
clearinghouse oD Decatur Street. Den
she come up to me and sez, Amos, you
doesn't go to parties, and my secon'
cousin Josefus Is up hyar an | want you
to lend him dem black suit of Sunday
clos OBJ yours;' now Gineral dat hog
eye Joseftls WIZ dat gals sweetheart
fore | married her, and dat talk made
me madder'n blazes, an | upset things
round dar i'll hurry 20
"What cid you do ?''
81 got OH my mussel, and for an ole
man I'm boss nigger when / gifts start
ed jis reached out dis hyar right
lian', am fotched her blitf on de mouf
dat made her t'ink dar wos DoDe facry
started under her nose, flung her down
de back stars, and emptied bout 'leben
flower boxes> full OF yearth on her !
Bout dat time Josefus he come i'll de
gate, and he no more dan sot his foe
on dc step 'fore / jumped in among him,
and tell yer de homes truf, GiIRral,
dar aint nutf Oh dat nigger's hide lef'
on him to patch yer slipper at de toe !!
And dats wllar wants rcyorce. 'Kase
dis maryin' 'mong de niggers now-a-
days is got down to loaferin', cut
throat bizness anyhow"
Amos was given full legal advice in
the case, but it didn't quite suit his side
of the matter.--4Honto Coastittction.
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a Troublesome Fortune.

30 large sum of money, perhaps,
ever was brought under more peculiar
circumstances from the Old World to
the New, than the s64O 900 with which
Peter Demsen, of california, arrived i'll
New York the other day by the steam
ship Cambria. A native of Prussia,
DemseH, long ago lived on a ranch near
Placerville. Last summer he receive
an official letter from Berlin, stating
that a relative of his had died, and left
him his whole fortune, amounting to
nearly 100000 thalers in gold, which
he could receive by calling in person at
the Berlin Probate Court. Peter had
been dreaming all along of becoming
rich stock farmer, and SO he set out Joy
fully for the German metropolis. But
when he was asked by the Probate
Judge in what kind of funds he wished
to draw his inheritance, poor Peter was
dlsagreeably perplexed. OF very dis
trustfnl character, he became apprehen-
sive that if people should find on: what
a treasure ne had with him, lie would
surely be robbed. To take the sum in
gold would be too onerous, in currency
he had no faith, and still less i'll drafts
on San Francisco. In his perturbation
of mind he went to the great bismarck
himself, who advised him to purchase
for the 700, 900 thalers seventy Prussian
$4,000 State bonds. These he could
easily take with him, and could sell
them slightly above par in San Fran
cisco. The Minister of Finance furn-
isled Peter with the bonds, and the
Californian caused them to be enclosed
III heavy steel box. Peter set out for
the New World in the shabbiestc clothes
imaginable. He took steerage pas
sage to New York, and always had his
precious steel box fastened to his body
by means of q chain. When he APP
peared on deck he also carried it with
him. Meanwhile his fear of being rob-
bed of his money had remained no Sc
cret IN Berlin, and passenger recog-
lllzed Peter despite his shabby clothes.
SO Peters story soon became known
among the other passengers, and when-
ever he made his appearance he and the
box became the cynosure of all eyes.
When he arrived in New York. he left
the box for three days under the pro-
lection of the German Consul Gen
eral, and then started with it. still shah
billy dressed, for California. 1t was no
ticed on the steamship that his face be-
came thinner, and that he took but very
little food, and at the slightest noise in
the steerage would put his head out Of
his bunk with frightened expression.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-03-17

TIE far-NVestern cnt-throats are gem
orally honest fellows in one respect.
They are willing to give q life for the
ore they take, Il hard pressed Barney
Rounds was q HveTystabse keeper in
Georgetown, Colorado. Jack Jones
broke large glass window IN front Of
Roands establishments, and Rounds aek-
ed Jones 10 settle for it. Jones settled
for it by firing his pistol into Rounds
abdomen, which killed him almost M
stantly. A policeman saw tho shot and
fall and gave chase TO Jones. Jones
tried to commit suicide as lie ran by
cutting at his throat, bus was finally
brought to earth by shot from the
officer There was Boe enough lite lefs
in Jones otry him tor. The only re-
gret about these affairs is that the cut
throaas sometimes slay good man, as
in Rounds ease, and their worthless
lives are no just equivalent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-03-17

THE WYoMING JURYwoMAS.-'sI
say that man never TUX the mu-el, and
when you roosters git yer mind made
mp in the same way jist sqaeai an we'll
perambulate back inter court" It oc.
CURED at the trial OF a mule thief in the
mountains of Wyoming, where women
can serve as jurors, and every man on
that jury knew that when old Mother
Stevens put her foot down it "war thar, -
and although the proof of the mans
guilt was strong, hewas allowed to qul-
etly leave the settlement.