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BRIGHTON MARKET.-sEpr 2.

At market 1850 beef cattle, % Jokes working
oxen % cows and calves, 1900 sheep and lambs,
and 1400 swine.
Prices-Beef cahle-Extra, SIS CO., first quail.
ty, "a so "a rs; second quality, St a425
Worhing oren-At 1852 so, $63, and one yoke
$40 so.
Coos and CalUes-At $l7, $1S, $40 1922, and
1922 so, and one at $751;
Sheep and Lambs Old sheep from 81 rs to
~ IL Lambs from ST. to 92
Sa0ine-wholesalc3 81 4ca. Retail acc.
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MURDER AT MANCHESTER. "A hor-
rid murder took place in Manchester, on
Wednesday, The 23th inst A poor wo-
men, named Mullins, aged 81, kept a
lodging house in Hume with her lodg-
ed an idle fellow, machine-maker NAM
ed Evans The poor woman's husband
found, when he came to his dinner, that
the door was fast, and on its being open.
ed the body of his wife, the head literally
smashed to pieces with an iron weapon
was found. The house had been rif1ed
and the murderer had decamped, but he
has been apprehended at Liverpool.
Wilmer d Smiths European Times.
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fathomS Waters-Ne1D YORK American
MURDER OF AN AMERICAN CAPTAIN ON TIL
HIGH SEAS. The Thomas Bennett, yes.
sci on her voyage from Liverpool to Charles
ton, S. c., whence she sailed on the 3rd
instant, returned on the 14lh, in consequence
of the murder of the captain by the cook
She had been out five days when the mel
ancholy event occurred, but had only reach-
ed the Bay of Biscay, when the chief mate
put back, and on arrival the murderer, a
fine looking fellow named John Kent, was
apprehended and placed in confinement. 1t
appears that Captain Halsey, the command
err of the vessel, though generally very So
Der man, had been under the influence Of
potent draughts from the time he put to sea.
One day, it is averred, he drank no less than
pint and half of brandy. Under the ex-
element produced by ardent spirits, he
rushed upon on deck, having been disatis-
fled with the preparation of his dinner, when
an alteration took place between him and
the cook in the caboose The captain, it is
said, had knife in his hand at the time,
and imediately after he was seen 10 fall,
the blood flowing from his person and
when picked up, wounds of a fatal nature
were found on his chest, throat, and other
parts Of his person, inflicted by the cook.
An investigation before the magistrates on
the 18th was adjourned to ascertain the law
of the case, the chief magistrate intimaling
that as the vessel was under American colors,
and the murdered man citizen of the Unit
ed States, it might be necessary to send the
man out there 10 be tried. A coroners in
quest was held on the body, and, after
patient investigation of two days, by jury
of merchants called off Change for the pur-
pose. they returned verdict of "justifable
homicide" believing that the fatal act was
done in sel(-defence. The man, however,
was not set at liberty upon this verdict, as
he was claimed by the American Consul on
behalf Of the United States Government,
and remanded 10 receive the answer of the
Secretary of State, as to his being given up,
10 be tried there. The body of Captain
Halsey was inferred in St James Cemetery
on the 18th, attended from ,he Grecian Ho>
tel by most OF the American Captains i n
in port. The deceased, we understand, was
a widower, and has left family of six
children. - Wilmer 6 Smiths European
Times, Aug. 20.
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The subscriber has commenced running an Ex-
press between the above places, leaving Boston
ON MONDAY Of each week, passing through
Gloon, Keene, W0poIe, Bellows Falls, Chester.
Cavendsh, ProctorsviIls, Ludlow, Mountholev,
CuttingsvilIe, Rutland, Pittsford Brandon, Sails
bury, Middlebury, Vergennes, to Burlington
where he intersects with TT.aLKER g. cos
Express from Montreal, arriving at Burlington
Tuesday evenings. -Retwning- BurIIng-
ton THURSDAYS, passing through the above
towns, arrives in Boston Friday evening. The
object is to transmit specie, bank notes, collect
and pay notes, drafts and bills and transact any
business that may be entrusted to his charge.
OFFICES,
In Boston, at adams & cos, No. 9 Court
street, and E.4RL HOUSE, No. SO Hanover
street, - Burlington, .AyRERIC!fyV HOUSE,
and all the Stage Houses intermediate where
packages will be called for and left.
REFERENCES. - Smith s. Sumner, Solo.
mon Wilds, Tho's A. Staples, Boston; T. Ames
& Co Lowsl G. +. Hodges, Rutland; Austin
Johnson, Middebury
" B. All packages to be marked
LIE WIS., EXPRESS
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TEMPERANCE HOUSES.

David Hodgman, Clarendon Springs.
Edmund B. Hill Shoreham.
Thomas W. KeeIer, Salisbury!
B. B. Brown, AEddIe5wy.
Levings c. Keeler .fonkion.
n !; G Gaj m11I'n' W Fs,risOmgd.
Geo, Pease, Charlotte.
c. Collins, Ferrisburgh Centre.
Seth Kimball, State street, Montpelier.
Chester Spencer Cdstleton.
VIM. M. Field, Verm0nt Hotel, .1ISddle5uys,
Joseph Gaskell Clarendon.
j. W. Austin, Nest Poultney.
Joseph Wells UndcyhiU Flats.
Forward your names gentlemen.
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September ~, 1914.

say, Please, gentleman legislators, don't
give your County Judges authority TO Ii
cense men to steal, unless the people OF
the towns where they reside. shall ask
for it2 and if they do thus ask in halfthe
towns, they may be permitted TO commit
their depredations on the Other, half, which
wish 10 put an end to such practices
Here is the argument, and hope the
people will soon see it, and tear up, root
and branch, the whole license system
This has always been partial system,
and the sooner the legislative sanction is
removed the better. Either call the
practice of selling intoxicating liqours as
drink, a crime against community and
make clean work of prohibiting such
sale, or leave the business to be governed
by competition and the good sense of the
people TO regulate. would then suggest
that petitions be circulated, asking for the
repeal Of all Iaws, licensing such traffic,
as the first STEP and afterwards pursue
such a course as shall be deemed neces-
sary. Forward your views, friends.
LIBERTY PAPERs--sDyinx awayV
AS an evidence Of the dying away of the
anti-saverY cause, and more especially that
Of political action against slavery, it may
be proper TO state, that instead of some half
dozen in 1910 there are now about forty
anti-slavery newspapers which advocate
concentrated political action against slavery.
Quite recently the Liberty Herald, publish
ed at Cortland N. Y. has made its appear
ance.-The Middlesex Standard, published
at Lowell Mass. and edited by John G.
Whitter.-The Granite Freeman publish
ed at Concord N. H. and edited by J. E.
Hood.-The Liberty Courier, published at
Cadz, Harrison County Ohio, and edited
by M II Urquharf.-The Herkimer Free
man, published al Little Falls N. Y. and
edited BY o. A. Bowe.-The New jersey !
freeman, published al Roonton N. J. So
many can now call to mind of recen. Or
igin. The first named, papers appears to be
edited by an association, and the last has no
name as editor, but the name of John Grimes
is inserted as publisher. | have as yet
hardly become acquainted with the talents
and editorial tact of some of these conduc-
tors of papers, But o A Bowe and John G.
Whittier | know, and can say, consider
them we'll fitted for the stations they occupy,
and so far as have seen the writings Of
J E Hood, consider him good writer.
Having been pressed with matters of vari-
GUS kinds since the foregoing papers arrived,
have not exam ned so closely as design
to. the merits of them, except IN their NOR
al aspect, which can cheerfully and gladly
say is high toned. And this one trait seems
TO exist in all the antislavery papers with
which am acquainted. This | consider a
good omen, and one which befokens sue
cess. May these Freedom Trumpets ush-
er in one after another and trouble the slave
power, until, like the unjust Judge, rather
than be troubled, the request will be grants
ed.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting ofthe RUTLAND
County MEDICAL SOCIETY will be hold
en- at Rutland on the second Wednes-
day, being the 18th day of September
next, at / l o'clock, A. nj. A punctual
and general attendance Of the faculty,
throughout the county, is requested.
JAMES B. PORTER, Sec.
Rutland, Aug 26, 1874.
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~The Political Abolitionists of Vir-
pioia held Conve ntior in Ohio County
recently. nominated Birney Electoral
Ticket, and issued a very able Address
to the People Of that State. We heartily
wish them all the success they can ask in
convincing the People of their State that
Slavery is wrong and ought to be abolish
ed, but we don't believe they act wisely in
entering as party into the Presidential
canvass.-N Y Tribune.
BETs Mr. Berrien Of Georgia who is in.
structlng northern freemen how to vote
by his speeches at the Wing Mass meet
ing, Uoted against the present tariff Tau
in Congress.-EsSe1 Transcript.
GL;eut. Francis E Barry, u S. N
died at 81 Louis on the 18th inst.
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more 10 defray expense of freight, SC,
say $50 dozen.
N. B. Orders solicited from almost any
part of the Union, as can, by express
forward to almost every large town from
Bangor 10 Cincinnati; and 10 any place
on the great thoroughfares intermediate.
E. w. GOODWIN.
MOrninp ChrOnicle.
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ECONOMY.
.HE Subscriber tenders his service
Il. to the public as a
gI8AY8sg3


of Gentlemen's Garments, from Oil,
Paints, Tar, and dirt of every descrip-
ton, and faded Garments restored to
their original color: even Mixed Cloth
that is to all appearance faded out, also
Silk Velvets.
Those who favor him with their Gar
ments, shall receive them in as good
shape as when they came from the hands
of the Tailor.
Wishing to gain the confidence ofthe
public, he would say that no effort on his
part shall be wanting to give satisfaction,
and if any are NOT SATISFIED, NO PAY
WILL BE ExAcTED, and if any garment is
injured, such damage shall be promptly
paid. E. HUSE.
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OFFICES,
e 7 70 e, E Z = e

VHNHE Members Of The Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company are hereby
notified that the folio wing assessments have
been made by Inc directors or all notes in
force on the following days, to wit:
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GENERAL INTELLIGE NCE.

The earnings of the New York and
Erie Railroad during the month ofAu-
gust, 1914, are as follows:
From Passengers and Mail, S7,o29 81
Freight. 9,l43 76
$l6,17273
During the same month in '43. l2, 1897 45
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DICE OF FREE DOM.

Captain Croswell further states that
after the propeller struck him, he swung
round, and that his main boom went into
a window Of the cabin on deck ,-heard a
person scream in the cabin, and bed
clothing was seen hanging on his main
boom. He supposes some person was
killed or hurt. His vessel sunk in 90
fathoms water. - ew York American
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ALABAMA. The summary of complete
returns given in the Tuscaloosa Monitor,
for members of the Legislature. shows
the following result, as compared with last
Vear. 1874. lS43
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FL;eut. Francis E Barry, U. S, N
died at ST Louis on the 18th inst.
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Common Pleas.


FRIDAY, Jan. 12.-Lndow aud Chiffon rs. Longworfh.-
In this case reported in the Herald of Wednesday, the
Court granted nonsuit the ground that sufficient evil
dencc had been adduccd TO sustain the of
ton
Hugh Caii,pei rs. William Moir-This action
brought by the plaintiff who Surgeon of consde rabic
repute TO recover compensation from the defendant, who
is mkman, for services rendered in curing him OF "a
club foot The evidence the part Of the ainth was
chiefly TO shcw that the had been complete and
performed skilfuy and in a scientific manner. One ~
the Surgeons cacd TO charges testified that the cue
was worth from three 10 four hundred dollars
The defence unsuccessiully sought TO show tant tho
plaintiff as physician was not good AFRO, mat the
amount clnmod which was 1913 40 including medicines
&C. was anioycrchorgc An offset osS3O CO. in he tlapo
Of milk bill presented and allowed hy the plaintiff,
while the defence allowed that $40 were due Tor medicine
The nry after short charge from the Court, the chrf
point being the value Of such services, rendered
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff giving him, after allowing
every thing, ssi TO-
TEn Cnnfi Is nd ionrned for the term
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=H
Circuit Court.


jan. 1o.--Georss Curtis ads ~ s. ncH,n,Ths was
feigned issue down from the Court OF Chancery To
determine whether Conklin and man named Furniss,
had been partners in business Wall street during the
wears of including 1885 and 1873. The defence. Mt the
opening produced several witnesses TO show that the par
ties had acted partners and had spoken business
matters of each other partners Mr. Windus testified
that while he the proprietor of the Nhcncum Hotel
in Broadway Furniss boarded there and owed him bill
On his demanding payment furnss told him that he was
interested in Chancery suit with Curtis and as soon as
that terminated he would be able TO pay IT, On the
other hand Conlsln produced Furnss the stand, who
positively that he had been not the part
of Conkn during the period at issue lie oso swore
that there had been stipulation made between himself
and conkn 20 the amount he was to receive Tor ms
services in the employ Of Conkn But he had received
IN money the sum Of SO 900 90 for such service The
Court charged the jury that the question for them 70 ae
eide simply Of fact and Of the ctcdlbhty OIL tne
witnesses on both sides. If the testimony OF fufnss was
worthy ofcrcdt then he had directly TO ,he TACT
that there had not existed partnership WINE on ,ne
other side there strong array oftcsmOny us'o me
acts and Judgments OF the parties which the ju
~ satisfied correct then thc question oil pat
ncrShip was proved The jury without leaving their
seats found verdict for the plaintiff in present issue
GOVERNOR or ONO David Tod is the demo-
mocrac candidate for Governor az the next election
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mAGNIN,S
LUCINA CORDIAL.

IIVVTINIl O'TTtT'TINJ,
sovereign and speedy for ption
renne,s Impoency lucorha wnite obstructed difficult
oil ptnfu' uens Iu,lon inconstnence of
discharge thereof and for the prostri system
whether the result OF inherent produced by egu-
ary illness or accident IL pleasant the aud
lively sure IN IT'S operations. It's unrvaed reputation in both
hemspheres IL the resnlt Of its almost virtues
LET NO ONE DESPAIR.
Nothing can be more surprising than It's invgorating effects
the human frame Persons afflicted with weakness
ud 6e9t- taking t. az once become obu. and full Of
lessness loseness Of tive female ftne which is The only
Of barenpess and which prioI Dr. Nagnn disco
considered 70 be ncnrabe Language indeed
not do justice 20 the merits otne Lucna Cordial which
gaIded By the heads Of the faculty. u all Of the world
Sold wholesale and rsil ~ this city, At 25 Fulton street,
10 Imsec
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,,er, M SIIQ qN 3 ,CELEBKATED MIXTURE.
ESTABL 1911 I'D for the last thirty standard med
~ cine in the United Kingdom of Great Britain for the easy
mild and radical Of gonorhoa geet
all analogous diseases II the truth only scen
tc remedy entant and one that not only
Dr. Merriman but also employed the Army and Navy
to the exclusion Of all other remedies Ii to
in every of standingn very few davs
and uniequenty by few doses when the explicit printed
directions strictly followed.
Agencies for the city Of New York the following drug
stores-Corner OF Courtand aud Wahngton Fulton
Water Bayard and Orange and Urand and Mulberry
Price ST..
NJ BObsve the English stamp the cork Of each bot
e Secured by letters patent that countsrees will be le
gally dealt with. DIG
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT

l..
T .ONDON-sT KATHARINE'S HOTEL. opposite the
!s5 iii; 5Is%: H. Ss:a
States hi he na, the The and ee
mile. aud gentlemen visiting ENGLAND the hotel fronts that
vessels lay and five minutes walk Of the Bank
and Eoy The Will " %
the L9ndop American East Indian and Colonial par The
Room and B% 5. The
contract by the week month for board &c the
T LENNEY beis those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
hs soasass aaa % literally Sn
him when steward of the British Queen. dlir
56ESkEb GAEhX N.
9ys So M % wsy york TSe
pictures having been awarded emiums and Highest
Honor by the Amer and Franklin Institutes as the most
% hsTr n s charged and
trait. viii hcreaiis BE- taken here lin amy WEALTH. the
seqasy ased 81, for inferior likeness, the
fIstEfsh Of lady BY Professor Glambe the fires.
I aa@ sss any poa at
rares than b. any other mandatory. dig lmNm
FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES.
THE Subscriber ha, hand assortment of &. Ga, er
reir sey thousand, oftete Safes been use; ner
ne hnadyt% haYs @ Times been s15Oushy tested BY
Gayles Double s,fe is combination of two entire Safes
and the best conducting materials, wood being
SAFE S lined IS perfectly re-proof aud the Paenee with full
confidence offers them superior g Others vet veaed
proved dcor locks which cannot be picked or opened
Also an assortment of Single Safes and Specie Chests for
All Kinds Of Book Safes and Specie Chests mede to order
is lm-c II Fulton street Gold street.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA
promote the heah of the body aud the TRANQUIL
which ' II SSs
AIM the rs
source OF an ms sorgoIea misyto a,eyNe the dropping
70 the heart All the arguments Of their phi
an Of turned among the various
PoItance that of the healing art for soul deceased
ss s;s % I'D Ia: s Lost s il 5 .1
Cd % and Gs II a ug
m s 0;s and s Of the the sub
ia one Instance causing .wess Of the
q
sm and dsesse of the heart cu,aneous eupon diseases Of
ss Hs o. S. Of G sx DDs?
purely vegesbe medicine wi lch the result Of Of labor
and chemical research In bringing to its OF
s'G . w a a~a i 9 e. va ad
general snsrs, Of Gle enabling tie blood
hs rneHs rses from the ashes Of is fire animated with
kinaiins It's expiring energies and overcomng diseases fhe
sarsspSia furnished ssintogsy to all who are Unable
Charity The o SU 81 NJ eS
referred Iet Which faraisSs Without riH%Ho ehse BY
all the agents Of Mes,rs Sands -
New YoRx. Dec. l, lsa,.
wholly BY the e o
; :t with %S.
Of sfs as s Tsa aa
the whole head envops and sn the and
w. fsstsase NATL
great itching and burning then or pu forcd the
SKIN CRACKED and bled and the discharged freely The su
r sar Of he Shd were 80 sat almost wholly prevent
make it difficult pay that particular attention the nature of
the ce required The disease scad and general
salt ihsu% We tried yaIiOp. remedies. with little benefit and
Cons & her case almost beyond The reach OF medicine
TO give 1t trial. Before the frat all used we per
ceved an Improvement the appearance OF the eupons
tne change was so rapid for the better that could scarcely
give crdence TO our own eyes Wecounued its for few
weeks aud the result perfect To all parents
would say you have children suffering with any disease of
the skin, use Sands Sarsapara.
Win feelings Of gratitude End respect e
Yours &C.,
ELIHU and SARAH sOUTHMAYD
a, :, No % Madison sc, New York.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for
~ a. D. Sands Co., druggists and chemi Granite Build
,nE NO. 23 BROADWAY, corner Of Chambers New York
SoId Dy r. d. Sands druggists No. 70 Fulton st; David
sands Co.. No II East Broadway, of Market street.
Irice 81 per bottle-six bottles SIS rs lmsrc
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
HE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public that the Mansion House located In
outsider street. No the vicinity Of the steamboat andns
arranged in the neatest order
employed permits land passengers
baggage &c who will board vessels Immediately after the
Of the revenue officers.
N BVisors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul of embarkaon obviate diff
icues and incon venience.
s2l 6mecs WILLIAM FULTON.
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STUART LADIES' HAIR-DRESStR, No. Murray
street respectfully announces that he prepared TO
WAIT on ladies' their residences and dress heads according
TO The sost Psrlsan fashions. Terms moderate,
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THE Subscribers have associated with them JOHN OG.
l. DEN WOODRUFF
EDWARD X. COLLINS Il co.
Now York, January lat, 1911. d3l.ec
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor Of Music, respectfully
anuonces his patrons and the puoc general that he
has removed from 80 Crosby l3 Laurens where
all orders for his Coon Band to perform parties &c in
oftowp will be recey ed and promptly attended TO-
Orders for J. X will ALSO be received at Mrs w. Dubois
Music Store. No. gas Broadway. d20 im"rc
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ssss &
slightly appedage Of beard lpsif have
saS pt % Dr. ssa%
viii quickly ard forever wiihaut the slightest
nr or TO your hinsIhis you be satisfied Of
Of e arIeie hem. humbug will quickly vanish 70, sale
naS dc SG
nSsa' Or Gushaes, Of the skin fer shaposd
really astonishing socnnS hr.%s
,uteisn and we warrant return the money if no,
es', Be- on yonr guard against bold imitation and buy
Goprauds Eau de Beanr. True Water of Beauty is
Tying aud beauing the complexion and BY its daiing pro
peTtes preventing the formation OF wrinkles and banshng
''f s'sSa Eous. delicate
ns s ' o as sA
gloves. this PREPARATION diluted with weer, nmitabie SO
G9a5.qls Hair Dye will change red hair beausi
iis Wh%Srs;sd EYs BROW Dye Is Ses ' w.
from all Injurious ingredients and entirely
sss 'N snS ls e Ses Of Pat y s'
Buy wh e 1 but at g. Wass Just on. doc, from
the delicate and choice Perumcy, imported from all
Agep,sJordan Milk street, Boston rs Chesnut street,
pps Ns~ H sasS ksesssI
Garsws Lock,Uors; Smith fpmy GIss Hrmltop coan:
@ ss siss
WSiiS Calais; Sch Rasss sss ts'hs
well. hump i fHf%S1 @ E. Fsts
town dill 'm'r
UNITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK
~s beg % ss% hs the ante
we are epaed 70 accommodate our friends and jewellers ge
bedding ~ e ho1ous9
rand
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FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stair.
A DALEsME. Importer and Agent for Manufacturen hs,
"A. always hand for dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain well dinner and
dee plates Of all sizes assorted dishes covered
Dishes salad bowls fruit baskets, custads and stands
Aso, Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek, French and Amsr
shape
All the articles warranted OF the best quality and
old liberal terms and IN lots purcaers AT smse
G1OO REWARD--The jewelry store No. 18 Bowery,
lOO the night Of the nth ust robbed
oewel consisting Of gold and silver guard and fob chains.
gold rings lockes finger spoons specks
and other articles which sold in jewery shops
The above reward will be for the property
by JOHN LOCKWOOD,
d20 imsrc l8 Bowery.