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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARSREIVARD
VXTHERFAS. Mr.. Charles Wilson, Proprietor of the York
w vile Line Of Stages has lately lost several horses aud
which is POISONED by person
and whereas. the safety q the public recurring he detection
the esgned offer $500 reward in addition the reward
heretofore offered for the detection and conviction Of all
any the or who have poisoned
csrnsd in poisoning all any Of said horses.


JOHN MURPHY,


Proprietor Of Harlem Line.


THOMAS MURPHY.


Proprietor Of Astoria Line.
New York, June 10th, 1876 jel7 lw-rc