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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1850.
TIE DUTCHmAN AND THE IInGE.

A few years since, q Dutch vessel landed
at Mobile, gOOdly number of the Sour
krout-dom, one of whom found his way
up the TOmbigbee, and seeing on its banks
an opening for an enterprising Dutchman,
landed and built himself a warehouse.
Awhile after this naturalization, the Sheriff
summoned the aforesaid Dutchman to serve
on the jury. Dutch was very anxious to
be excused, as the cotton bales were COM
ing IN very rapidly, and a rival warehouse
was becoming very troublesome.
" hide the jury therefore, was being
empannelled, he went to Mr.. T.. a
distinguished lawyer, in order to have him
excused. MIR. L informed him that
the Judge would not excuse him on the
plea of attending to his warehouse.
Never mind, says Dutch, svou tell the
Judge | want 10 be excused, and III tell him
de reason
80 when the court convened, Mr.. =
rose and said May ii please your honor,
juror wishes TO be excused.
On what ground, Mr.. - saws
the Judge. 1
There he is, said Mr.. l., he will
present MS excuse.
While this conversation was taking place.
up rose the Dutchman.
What, sir, is your excuse p says the
Judge
Dutchman-' Snax Snoorks.'
Judge What did YOU say, sir .
Dutchman-' Snax Snoorks.'
Judge Come nearer, sir; | cannot
hear what you say
Dutchman-' Snax Snoorks =
Judge I'm great anger)-. Mr.. Sheriff,
what did yOu summons this Dutchman for
He can neither speak nor understand a
word of English
Dutchman-' SnaX Snoorks p
Judge \ on can leave, SIR
Dutchman-' SnaX SnoOrks =
Judge (overiowing with ire)-s Mr..
Sheriff, take that - Dutchman out of
the court; and sir, shall have you fined
for a neglect of duty, in summoning man
who can say nothing but Snax Snoorks !!
Dutch permitted himself to be carried out
of Court muttering Dutch as he went
After getting out of the court house,
some one who had witnessed the scene,
asked him why he did not 90 when the
Judge told him
oh, says Dutch. i vos afraid if
understand you may 60 de Judge would
think | speak English.-N. +. Spirit of
The Times.
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T. n w a E9 r..
A NEW RkEDECENE!

BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,
A VERY valuable preparation for persons
"a recovering from fever, or other diseases,
few drops imparting to the stomach glow
and vigor equal 20 gIassful of brandy, or other
stimulants, without any of the debilitating ef.
fects which are sure to follow the use of louor
of any kind; and it is therefore especially ar
plcable to children and females. To The ared
1t will prove great comfort; TO the dyspeptic,
and to those who are predisposed 10 gout and
rheumatic affections, it gives great relief; ard
to the inebriate, who wishes to reform, but
whose stomach is constantly craving the nox-
ious liquor, it is invaluable-giving tone TO the
digestive organs, and strength to resist tempta-
tion, and is consequently great agent in the
cause of temperance. For sale by
J. b. MITCHELL.
Lewstown, March -. 1850.
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All, doctaw, does the choleraw awiect
the highaw awda ? asked an exquisite of
celebrated physician in New Orleans.
No. replied the NJ. d., but It's death
on Id fools, and you'd better leave the
city Immediately The .fellaw sloped.
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Now. girls said our friend Mrs.
Blgelow to her daughters, the other day,
you must get husbands as soon as pos
sible. or they'll be all murdered -
Why, SO, ma ?" inquired one.
Why. see by the paper that we've
got almost fifteen thousand post-ollices.
and nearly all on 'em dispatches a mail
every day-the Lord have mercy on US
poor widows and orphans - and the old
lady stepped briskly to the looking glass
to put on her new cap.
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This is really the smallest horse | ever
saw, said countryman, on viewing
Shetland pony.
" lndade, now replied his Irish com
panion. but I've seen one rs small as two
of him
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Vol XXXyz.-Whoie No. 1883.
Rates of Advertising.

0 A4''oS'' W. pA~'
Communications recommending persons for
office, must be paid in advance at the rate of
% cents per square.
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WoMAN--A Mistress of Arts. who robs
the bachelor of his degree, and forces him
to study philosophy by means Of curlaR
lectures,
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GREAT DOG FIGHT.
aIIce

oh, pa, iist seed one of the worstest
dog fights as ever was seen or heard tell
on in the world
Well, Cimon, nay boy, how was it ?
Well, there was one great big black dog
with white ears and a brass collar, and one
little black green dog, what hadn't no man
with him, and as
Come, come, Cimon, don't talk so fast
you get everything all mixed up stop and
take breath moment, and not blow so like
a porpoisc.
Well, want to tell you how one dog
with The white ears, got on one side OF the
meeting house, and the other Westinghouse
with the waller dog--no, no mean one
meeting house with the yaller green ears
got one side of the dog and the other he
no, no the white dog with yaller ears, he
gin a yelp at the other Westinghouse, and
the other, the other dog, dog-Oh dad, I'm
gin eout; there wasn't no dog at all y
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John, how many seas are there in Amer
ica 2
One-Tennes-sce.'
Good-how many are there in Italy 7
The same number prezactly-the Papal
sec.'
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COMMERCIAL AFFlIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market continues about the same o. pre-.
viou,ly reported Prices appear to be very unsettled
and In very feverish state The most extraordinary
fsur. In the market Is the activity in Harlem during
the past two days and the nrmness Of prices in the
face Of such enormous quantities Of stock pressing for
ssls. There IT, evidently, movement in eontempls.
ton, 81 very portant character Most Of the sales
time sellers option but the stock WILL doubt
less, BE- delivered in day two. There appears TO
Be scarcity Of cash stock and the bears evidently do
rot vish TO depress prices to any extent Hos long
they will carry on this game is uncertain. within the
past tvo dsys, more than ten thousand shares have
been bought and sold and prices have not varied
per cent day CO two will doubtless, dsveiope the
mysteries of these movements; one thing IL pretty
certain there IL, ct present., outside influence at
work this or any other fancy.
At the fret board Erie Railroad Bonds nev
"a per cent; Farmers Loan, y; New Haven Railroad,
~ Erie Railroad and Long leland fell OF y per cent
each. At the second board Canton Company proved
y per cent There large sales Of Harlem prices
current the morning The attention Of spectators
appears TO be turned 20 Harlem and should not be
,urprised TO zee active movement Ia this stock
than has been realized in any fancy within the pest
year.
The receipts at the oce Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of THE port to day amounted TO SIS 7s payments
: 74fse 81; balance, f2tes172 81.
,he ommittes on Commerce, In the House Of Repre-
can, >tve have prepared bill for RENTING the duties
on TO- een goods destroyed BY the Gre In this city, la
July, HS
Ano,b. effort s about being made, TO complete aud
INIT In prc yer condition the Morris Canal. Orders
hsv. been wen to have that part Of the line from
Newark to Jsr, City put In order 80 that shipments
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solutions, and thought had better wait and see
tsbsbmsnt frrt
Mr. RAYmosp did not think the resol utions would
ard noes
MI CLScH moved that the resolutions be laid on the
table Tor the purpose Of being printed. Adopted.
Mr. H. ALLEN moved that the bill In relation to the
Committee Commerce and Navigation, but to retain
its place ON the general orders. Adopted.
BILLS NEeArwEo.
Mr. FoorE moved that the Clerk be Instructed to
procure for the members copies Of websters Dcton-
ary-pegatived
BY Mr. McLASr, that the Clerk procure red books for
messengers lost
SCHOOLS IN nRooKLYr.
Mr. BAKHR gave notice that he would at future
OF kings to levy tax Of in the city Of Brooklyn,
to establish tchools
Mr. Krsesry, by unanimous consent, introduced a
bill to amend the revised statutes in relation to the
else and the regulating Of taverns.
QUESTION.
Mr CLARK presented the following resolution -
Resolved That the final question the slavery resolution
vii te taken on Thursday the It'll instant at o'clock
Mr. BuRRoueHs anxious any the
floor for speedy sction but he wished to correct
in relation to them His health nov would not
permit bin to discuss them at this time He therefore
hoped the resolution would pass.
MIR LEAvENwoaTH moved to amend the resolution, so
as to read. that this Hou.s Monday next, take
from to O'Clock and that the slavery resou
ons be made the special order TO be discussed 1t that
tme."-AdSpted.
Mr.. RAYMOND gave notice Of bill to provide better
security In the Of steam boilers for manufacturing
establishments"
MIR MorT offered the following resolution -
Resolved That the clerk furnish the select committee
the code with report of the third division Of the revised
MIR L. W. sM,rH called mp tor consideration the re-
solution offered ty him4th copy Of the Comptro-
ers report In relation to sales Of land for
taxes, be forwarded to country collecsors-Adopted
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POLITICAL.

AT TIE ADJOURNED MEETING OF TaE DEMO-
cratic Republican General held at TsmmAny
western called the Chair and Edward G. West and
James hekiboin were appointed Secretaries whereupon
Resolved That this Committee entirely approves of the
Hs an so i s Third @ 70 &
body and that the such Inspectors this evening be-
wheIslpsr. Mes.rs Dillon, Bolton. and King. having
their credentials signed by all the Inspectors
The slecon admitted the delegates from the Third
On notion Resolved That Messrs Diheman Purdy, and
Carthwaite, of the Fourteenth Ward, be admitted.
s ard 'r. Of sh asR.' ss n s%
decided TO be duly elected snd admitted 90 their seats,
eiect.n the Seventeenth ward having been considered
and over ruled hess Hastead Mansfield and Pagan we're
1le Committee then proceeded to elect permanent s-
fa 81 the rs Ward wa. ussni%su.y chosen cs.ir@an
k ks m'a 81 hs seventh ss ans sna
tbs seh Of the Ittsenh Ward elected the Treasurer
The following resolutions then unanimously ADOPT
k.,olv.a That the individual: :, sai: oo@m,.,, kso
sspssd from tnis conmi.tse the
s
Cas- and Butler, =, A.. .r,,,.,, s..,..
the Srnsr; poiitis. Object Of All true democrats ~
ls,s We % 20 s,,d s nss. Van
Cd the Infamous Coalition formed a. Bua.o By wings ne
the w
Es.eiysd TIA. meeting a Is: dsacsra,s republican
I: ':ss an :sy AZ
favor q tho grs,srvatou q our sioIious Union;
b. spssssd -. Cham and shss sss be
" SS re sss q ss e. rs psmoa1sc Republic
General Committee for 1872 he requested 70 band
s as B. S IN. sssI1
on motion Resolved That the minutes Of this meeting be
n %,Ss: IN the 'i' Benny EksfkRS SS.aa.a
I hasss N rl BssnE sscrst.rie.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, February o, 1850.
PETITIONS, gIc.

ALBANY, February D, 1870.
PETITIONS, gro.
Mr.. vaspERzrE OF 40 citizens of the county Of Alba
n.y. praying for passage Of slsw to stay collection Of
rents.
Petition Of sundry citizens OF ChsutAuque county for
amendment OF Common School Law
MIR MoAsr, Of inhabitants Of Della ware county, for
the exemption Of homsstssds.
Mr.. Gsr,s. Of Ia inhabitants Of Catski sskisg for
the PROHIBITING Of the sale Of Intoxicating drinks
MIR. l.. W. ss,rH. petition Of Rochester Savings
Bank, for authority TO loan It's fants on certain
Mr. warns OLA Storms, for relief; also Of w. w.
Tod aud Others, praying for reduetion Of tolls on
Mr. D.,1SroRr, two r.uon,trsnce. Of sunjry inhabi.
tants OF onondsss county against the reelection OF
From city Of o.weso, for smsndrsnt q is charter
MT. shuscH, Of 100 inhabitants OF s,suoen county,
declaring the public utility q railroad In the valley
Of Cohoc,on to nterseet the Ne~ York sud Erie rail-
Rsmopstrspce Of suudry Inhabitants Of the village
OF Wiiiamscursh against any snsndment In the char
ter 81 raid village.
county against any reduction OF tolls foreign salt
Also, Of Inhabitants OF syracuse, on ssne subject
STATE NrpicsL soctEr,.
The Of the Assembly chamber vas granted to
the State Medical Society for the evening.
Mr. erRo~e reported fsvcr.bls on the Senate bill to
amend the charter Of the Csnstso aud Cornss Rail-
MIR Wv. ow. fsvorably on the petition Of the sub
rb.rs Of the Northern Dpenssry for an act Of ncor
porstion.
,ir TomxarSp. f.vorsbiy on the petition 10 amend
the charter 81 the village Of Wiliismebursh.
AIR Wnirk. fsvorsbly on petitisn ~ inhsoltsnt. OF
the togn n rle-ids amend act relative TO laying
out q road Ia sail town.
FRt~snrr.
The Oo,FsNon lid b-fore the hoase letter from
the Secretary n the Navy In rs ton 70 ceson OF cer
tain property 20 the United States lying In the CITY o
srooslyn Referred TO delegation from c0unues OF
Kings aud New York
usr ron WIS.
resolution vss received from the <nste instruct
Ing cur senstort and Representatives. n Congress 70
advocate the passage Of Law for the .stsbiishment
OF branch mint In New York city. Ado, We'd
mus
The bill In relation TO documentary evi oence vss
read third time and passed.
1he btu euitlsd for protection Of pu 'ehasers
OF real estate upon sales on order Of surrogstss "s
pared
act suth risng certain towns in cosntie. o, Erie
and sttaraueus 70 raise construct roads sod
bridges over Indian lands lying within their border
passed.
An act authorizing surrog.t.s 10 invest moneys in
eertsin csses-psssed Authorizes them to invest
n~y belonging to minors
An &C, mssirs appropriation for relief Of the Brook
Ign Orphan Asyum passed
CoLLscrIoy ~ yonx
Mr.. w. Allan on prsvisus notice, presented bill
IN Mes York city.
Also. By unanimous consent presented memorial
fcm Common Couocil Of city Of New York
sssicuLrURsL nURssu WARRINGTON.
Mr. Rs,Nosp called up the concurrent esolutious
offered By him In relate TO the establishment Of
agricultural bureau at Wsshioetes
Mr.. A d. DAVIS was opposedto the passage Of the re-
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DEroCRArTc REPUBLIcAN oENERAL CounIr.

DEnoCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
~ tee-An adjourned meeting q The Democratic General
9Th In the Atscnct Of Mr. DenmAn Mr. " W. jack
called 20 the chair MT JAMES WHILST as one OF
Third ward reported the rcsut Of said election, pursuant
the Instructions Of the committee which real to the
nesns NJ western pte.snud mslgr,y report ICON ne
the effect that they did consder proper hold cleo
tion, which was slso Rad
Wet, elected from the Third ward admitted 20 their
seats 1he question being taken by yeas ans nays mem
bsIs voted in the Affirmative in the negative. and msm
motion the Of the contested seats from the Four
tenth sbd fifteenth wards taken and Msrs b. D.
tenth wsrd and Nessr John g. Cray Eoces Geader and
n keJinsy. Of the Fifteenth ward. we're admitted to
III. resignstion Of Mr. g. Brovne OF the Esth ward.
vas received. sud. On motion. accepted.
ea q the house being ordered % members answered 70
Ns.srs Leonard Rynders Harrington Doaeiiy Fay Pur-
Idwsrds Harmon. nns Peter Para. "illst, Allen.
Sponofd Wood Macarthur. Martinez Downing. DyckmAn.
hcsimssy. b,nman. miller. jacks n. Shepard and Kelly.
melton. committee q hve appointed by the Chair
20 prIsre abatement Of The proceedings Of the meeting
HE Char appointed yessr, Peter Paris r.rnanio WOOD
James Leonard Charles Edwards and L. b. shepard to coz
On noiies Parks. the following resolution
imrutly sdopfcds-
union o. the Democratic parry and that opposed
the infrcdusucn of the ~ imot proyso Of the
o.nocracy 81 any individual
molten, y
Hesvss That III. proceeding. Of this meeting be pubish
cd in e Globe Iimes sun and herald and the meeting Aa
hOsEs ". JACKSON, Chairman, PRO. ten.
Prru Pass secretary.
DEsocRATIc REPUBLICAN cESERAL CoxsIr-
~ tea regular meeting of this Committee vil BE held
a. I .ss .Ia, o. Thursday w is l
i hn. s, ssslHr'S' ,s.er,,Ariss
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, February 6, 1850.
Senate.

PETITION or The srocKBRIDcE INDIANS.
Mr. GEpDEs presented the memorial Of the chiefs and
head men of the Stockbridgs Indians residing in
Wisconsin, for the payment to them of half of the
proats made by this State in buying and selling their
lands The petition states as follows -
petitioners trust is not FORGOTTEN that the stock
the town stoeibrdse the state Of
purchased located s,.y sssssSs sa.is
Inc sao1s. IN that severe Conflict
removal aobicans from the OF cvsa
as no a' asss a
hoped to have resting place. and under the wise
such advances in the arts Of civilized % would enable
the the thu pursuit OF knowledge
ssss the % s s sss less u.sS a'
- JURORS IN KINGS COUNTY.
Mr.; Cross presented the petition OF Thomas F. Peal,
In relation to jurors in Kings county This rs accom-
panied by az act the first section Of which is rs fol-
in cons that lie shall be in sad county but
M ps sas hs aa be s
shall be selected such whether they have been assessed
CANAL TOLLS on roREiex SALT
Mr. CoLr presented the petition OF citizens Of New
York for the reduction Of canal tolls foreign salt to
the sane amount that paid Salina salt, mill
per eco lbs. per mile.
STOCK TAXATION.
Mr. FUTILE presented the petition Of citizens OF De-
lAvare county that bank stock may be taxed in the
veral towns where the stock Is owned.
TOLLS RAILWAYS.
Mr. MILLER preeentea petition for the abolition Of
the canal tolls on railways.
ON PRoPlRIY prsrRoysp nv A MOB.
The bill 10 paw Wm w Niles So 600 for the destruc-
ton Of his farm buildings, heretofore used hos tsl
by the Emiprapt Was At great
Iepeth
M sr.xro~ ~. Ia n. n, IA vor NJ tha claim
~ - e - a. :; - - -. - -. s..
oommssioaers were omoers OF tne s.ats,
p.. ~ ,oo W soA III ~
Iney nAa mre1 Inls ouhutns ,os hosp,.A PurPoses IN
Wv vs. " 80 pui snu .ne o'.se nv nse.
Rosc ts so'eIesnty Pi'hese VI noe peins ouou-so
eAield ltdeli non payi1g
Mr. JoHSsos urged that the State was not bound to
zee this claim paid; that MIR. MITES had q remedy
sssnst tn. mob or leaders who the building
Mr. sros, offered an amen dment 40 az to direct Mr.
MI. q, - "a ~ os.a - - 1'H $500, ~ 80 de-.
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Failure or che Mall, &c.

BALTIMORE, Feb. e-0P.M
The mail has failed south Of Washington, In
quence Of the Potomac being full Of ice.
The auction sale Of coffee not spirited and Of
nearly 6oc0 bags offered but 900 disposed Of at
1sA 15s. In -four, grain, and provisions, there 10
n change
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heshfu exercise Of walking account o. bunons
tints ready relief fro them
be chsinsd for - or 20 cents by tos 81 DE- Lit
.seid shields and pasters shoad Ne without
them. Sold Dr. q stce al Exchange, william street.
ct Rushton Co.'S 10 and as Broadway.
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PASSENGERS IN THE NIAGARA,

xesrs J. a. Collins and LADY, J. D. au,sei J. Nye, O.
H. Pollock, OF Boston, Mrs R. Livy. ID. f. Goodhue T. q.
Clinton, II. Hustler, L. Livy Day Woodbridge Christ,
Dupont soleac, Gledshd, and Binning New York; j.
FL Kintner of Leuisyne, Ky DR.. DqyarIa. U. s. y;
Bowden of Pennsy s. Mawson H. Meyer, aud s. O..
simmons OF Philadepha; Col Freeman u a; W. Green
shielde. A. Ieyerque Hutton Jos Lewis Of Montreal r.
AnLenter q. Dawson of Havana JOS Brough Of Canada
WIN Wilson, Of Canada; Ashworth Baltiaore; ship
ley, X Dunn Of LiverpooI Gssparea Maysta Husch,
J. hateryon Of Hungary; Feend and two hit nds j. H.
y. of Quebec; D. Duncan. of Scotland; Johnson h.
Mrs NORM q. E. Go.try. ID. Gesner. H. d. Amazon. Of
baiax T. Whittier, of Boston; Newman, Of New York;
Total
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be made directly from the coal regions Of Psunsy
vana to Jsrssy City This is the fourth NTH time
efforts have been made to finish this work and trust
1t will be more successful than any previous one.
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FINANCIAL.


90 AAn-TBE SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO RE
BOsOVO tie, Cfers store and very sAeahle stock
Of goods consisting % Gas Fixtures China Class Lamps
Cirsbdoes &c Se the stock ountrg 20 The above sa
Witch will be tstsn In bona ans morsags.
J6s'srOUyEsEL. John street
600 20 no sa At sss % r rs os
IA q is ~, IN sums % suit. inquire 81
pa u. TOwlEs. ss West street.
y ,0UO ana suss,asasi security. eoasisiss ef :
NOUS Lots LONG lease Church properly situated IN the
lhfd ad, CIV u New lofk. rented for StJu,
tattG Addrtss 4. y. n. this 0thcs
f,HANcE TOR xOsIYEp pEN.-raE ADvERTIysR
" TIE Jrvpretor Of hotel In thestnst street Phadsl-
IN the o. the tanAs aud places o.
Oilers tbs
sale 1he place httsd up The costly Hess
Ssts rer srnuu With lease % h.e tesrs. AZ s b. sold
reasonable Tor each. The esisthshmeat we'll tronsed
~ erterpr1re There 10
and ever other fscy abOut the place Address through
nhspl Eel tine 20 B. With real name, and stating
hour e intefVie~, ne.
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REWARDS,


10 REWARD.-SToLEN, FROM BASEMENT OF 3OS
pC Mulberry street on saturday Fsbruary 3D. noon.
Knife Box containing dozen Large Knives Carving
Knife livery handles half dozen Silver half
dozen Silver Forks tno marked but had beading
side of hem also dozen Tea (sx only Of them
silver the latter marked s. bouquet pattern and
Butter Knife, marked J. b. The above reward will DO
paid for them their above proportion for
any part.
CUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM THE
public stores in New street BY mistake on Wednesday
January 80 1850 Case of Office Stationery, marked Q.
Dickinson, IT. We'll street. New York Any person having
knowledge of the will receive liberal ward By
calling Charles d. Dickinson, IS Wall street. stairs.
I OsT- JANUARY 9Th, A BEAD PURSE, IN TaE
IL Bowery Grand street. containing hye six dollars
The finder will be literally rewarded by calling at u Beck
street.
T osT-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY g.
IL betw and ocloek while going from Nassau street
East Broadway dark Wallet, containing sundry
randa of value TO stranger Whoever will the
lawyer shall he tuitaby rewarded Please apply
to JOHN FOWLER, Jr ia Nassau street.
7 OsT-ON TUESDAY MORNING, IN THOMPSON
IL street, near Washington Square plain gold double
spring Eye Glass reward OF SIS will be paid TO the finder
by leaving IL at IL. kilers Book store 6a5 Broadway.