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FRANCE.

The President of France had denied =, p
suth the privilege to pass through the eor,--
from Marseilles, as to reach London IT..
Democratic papers in France severely denonr..
Louis Napoleon for the outrage, while the Gov.
ertment papers sustain him. Kossuth hadissuai
an address to the people of France, in which bs
gave the nephew sof the great Captain" som.
severe thrusts. While the vessel Oh which Il.
suth was aboard, was moored opposite MarseiIIe,
a workman jumped into the water, swan u IN.
vessel and having been taken aboard grasnei
the hand of the illustrious exile and went IKE
child. a committee had been appointed by the
Democrats of Paris TO receive subscriptions far
medal to be presented to him.
1t was confidently stated in Paris on the 18Th
that the President had actually accepted the
resignation of the Ministers.
SPAIN.
The Frigate Guatemala, from Havana, had
arrived at Vigo, Spain, having on board Il6 o.!
the American prisoners belonging to the Lope.
expedition. The Venus had also arrived with
six prisoners, and the Isabella Catholica with
four The widow of Gen. Emma, KILLED near
Havana, and Mr.. Laborde, late Spanish Cols1l
at New Orleans, had also arrived at Vigo
PORTUGAL.
The Queen of Portugal, was on the 9TH ms,
delivered of still born child There had been
no yellow fever at Oporto for the last ten days
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A CARD.

Nm. RHEY:-Permit me to express to my
fellow-citizens the gratitude l owe them for
their prompt and energetic action and their
generous aid at the FIRE on Saturday night, when
my barn and all the products of my labor for a
year past were utterly destroyed. sincerely
thank them, one and all, and hope that they
may never be afflicted by such calamity as has
unfortunately visited me- -,- -z
WM II. HUGHES.
Oct. 27. 1851.
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Hon. Jesse ID. BRIGHT.

On Friday, 18th inst, the above distinguished
gentleman, recently reelected U. S. Senator
from the State of Indiana, was struck by paraly-
sis, and was speechless for some moments We
know him well and esteem him highly, and with
great pleasure copy the following account of his
complete restoration to health. from the Penn
sylyanian of Monday:
We are gratifed to state, on the authority
OF telegraphic despatch from the family of
Hon. Jesse D. Bright, that on Friday last that
gentleman was absent from his residence, at
Madison, Ia, on business, and had fully recoy-
cred from his late temporary. illness. In these
days, when good men are scarce, and when the
country desires the support of every bold and
brave citizen in its borders, such a citizen as
Bright could lily be spared from the national
councils.
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OHIo-The majority for Wood, Democrat, for
Governor of Ohio will probably be 20, 900, and
the Free Soil vote, it is said is only about H.
600. AS far as heard from Wings and 81
Democrats are elected TO the Senate, and 10
Wings and So Democrats to the House. The
full Senate compcses S5 members, ard the
House p6 fa2s saf - --f--Hr st agt
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Cruel Sarcasm.

Abbott Lawrence, the American Minis''
England, is now travelling to Ireland In oH'
his speeches he said In Ireland ne haa =.
nothing to indicate that man was not .
there as elsewhere!" And that amid e'iu'-, !,
of misery and starvation that have causea :
death of more than 500, 900 persons in hVs 80
besides an immense emigration to the
States. The author of that unfeehns \
must be destitute of the ordinary powers
servation, OF hard at the heart
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The Hon. Ellis Lewis, President Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster, Pa, has
rendered to the Governor his resignation of that
office, to take effect on the i4th of November
next. He has been elected q Judge of the Su-
rremc Court esq sa
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pSr There is Spanish danseuse - Il.
this country so light and ethereal tha' ~ ~,
not go out when. the wind blows i0r .s'-. i,,e
whitfield away like a. feather. She once
n hornpipe on soap bubble.
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Thursday, October 30, 1851.

reA. THE "SENTINEL," has much the largest
circulation Of any paper published IN this county
dad as an advertising sheet offers superior induces
UlsHts to merchants and business men generally.
Those desirous Of making use OF this medium for
extending their business, do so By either sending
their notices direct, through the folloioilg agents
John Grouse, Esq, Johnstoacn.
Y. B. Palmer, Esq, Ne70 York, Philadelphia,
and BdltimoTe.
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Legislative Tote---Omciai.

The following exhibits tie VOtein this district
fer the candidates for the Legislature:
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MON EY MARK E r.

THURSDAY, June l7-6 p. NJ.
There quite improvement to- day in the stock
market, with considerable activity in all the leading
Kncies. Reading Railroad went up per cent Erie
Railroad, "a Canton Co, = Harlem, X Long Island,
n; Portsmouth Dry Dock, "a There a buoyant
feeling among speculatcrs and general disposition
purchase Harlem and Reading Railroad the favore
ncies, and the transactions very large princi-
pey for cash II Is dangerous to bear either of these
stocks as holders and operators In them for rise
to manage them just IS they please Long Island Is
steadily improving and will probably go higher this time
than Last Erie Railroad does not look very firm
evidently with difficulty sustained Canton Comp any Is
fuctuating, just Ms We anticipated The movement
n upward. How long 1t will continue, is exceedingly
doubtful
The receipts ut the ONCE the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port, today amounted to s7l,I57 IS; payments,
sl44 90 e1-baiance, s25G5742 81. The Assistant
Treasurer has hand three cent pieces for distrbu-
tion. which will be exchanged for American gold
silver.
The steamship Humboldt, from Hsvre and Cowes,
brings Eve days later intelligence from all parts Of Eu-
rope The news, commercially does not vary ffom hat
received by the previous steamer There had been
change In the cotton market. The steam hip Alabama
Mt New Orleans from Vera Cruz brings fifteen days later
Advces from California Another coniagraton hal visit
cd San Francisco laid waste portion of the city
The gold accounts continue good The operations Of the
quartz miners had been most satisfactory; the pro-
duct having, in many instances, been immense. There
Il doubt but that nthy receipts Of gold from
California win be equal to the most cxtravsgsn; cs
mate.
There has teen "a fair demand for foreign exchange
We quote on London. 1oi, los per cent premium
an Paris, 81 sA a ST. ~; Amsterdam, Al aH.; Brc-
men, 20 7oa; Hamburg, 3oaa 81. The steamship
Asia for Liverpool win take out about s7Ooooo in specie
urine ipally Am. riean gold.
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Union COURSE L. L-rRorTIEo;.,THURsDA
" June 49, =. ~, S6O will b. tretted for
70 weigh 800 pounds Mr. Woodruff nance b. IN. Boston
Girl owner enters Honest John; w. Former oh.
& Mount Norris J. Nhelply nance ch. Fanny. Also.
greet running match will take place at oclsck-pre
tho trotting-by two noted half mile running
horses are supposed In this country The match
will be half mile heats for $500. Mr. Smith Jenny
JOHN /. sNEDIKER Proprietor.
Union COURSE. 1. !, TRoTrING.-A MATCH FOR
~ $40 side. will take place Thursday, June 18th.
between Brown Tom and Bay Star Mile hea boot three
i've to skoleton The match to take place imme
stages will hourly from Grand street and Peck slip.
Wllamsburgh Fare, each way. ls% cents Also stages
will from Fulton ferry. Brooklyn at l2 and o'clock,
Pm. fare each way IS cents. JOHN !. SNEDIKER
RED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs.-TRoTTING--
N purse of SIS will of this day Wednesday at
half past three o'clock Dr. Martin enters Ike Weber;
Mr. - enters g. Cen Cass; Woodruff enters 2. La
fayette; the owner enters 8. m. State of Maine.
L. LUfF, Proprietor
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY is PRESENTED TO BUY
A q Dry Goods, In the following announcement rom
he benry sayings store. ~ Destrroa ~ Lss d.y q
June bong the commencement Of summer The poPretars
81 this institution in accordance WITH thsr custom have
reduced the prices o. eli the balance q ther rrng oaods
% az 70 insure ady sale uua at rng 70 the purchaser
~ 49, otrrRtra
Bsrase de Lsne ~ r and - c., former prSe ~ - Is
..-. - .s'-.saees AZ "a. ca. - ID 70 "a.
Elegant de Lanes, at u. 70 is. %. - ~ -.
French Jsconettr, at Is. 81. - ~ ~ "
Printed Lawns. 7tis. -. 10 % 70 =.
And I'll Dress Gcodi whether q sik Cotton aen, OF
WOOL ding rudacuv11 ~ msy seem sIanSe
that ttese thuss ~ dcpe bat ~ We sAye established
this principle rdsrhd y yotk 70 aysataSe and
the nt.rest q eur patrol, y ~ nytcrsty y cur sstae
hshmeLt, at the sae time mahns room Tor the tnhux
goods ted 70 tie coa season. ania that viii
Good Ia the United states, aud every article
coming direct from the can aaord - cell
rets low ~ tho commission merchant ~ AZ whole
sale Goods for BoyG Clothing adapted TO al seasons. and
always isrge assortment Drapcry Mrslina sud Lace ORA
Jers. the richest essortmen We have ever exhibited We
have hard AMI teaw the ruling market prices
Grape Shawls, slks Household Gosd Flannels Ne, IN
great variety, NJ Wholesale aud rcts. a country mcr
chants ana Leads a families buy large bill
ALLOW the ae 70 be made az Wholesale Prices which
fellow clhtrs in The United States and our estAb-
hmsnt ~ 81 practical bereht than most Of the public
In stisutiors ~ the Ard dee "a that " be
universally achno~ie ged fbd turth that the most favor
lie and pcrufr resort for all classes val be The Bovery
y. W crt1ry,) Projectors,
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FIRE WORKS.

EIRExORks FOR THE FOURTH or JULY-UOI-
man NIL i3Q Wlsm street second door below Fail
ton street stairs have in store consignment from
the best manufactures in the United states large
mtn Fireworks consstinGi part Of Palm Tree. ha.
res Pideeons, Streamer fytr Bengala Lights Rockets
Of all sires Roman Candles all ses Vertical Wheels Cath
erre Wheels hn,e Trianres. Torpeaoes Crackers. Sc
ke, among which can be found and beautiful exhibit
uonal pieces. got W expressly for small exhibitions All
works vsrrnnted ~ superior quality ard sold wholesale aud
rtta Please call and examine assortment before
chasing as We oonhdont give fun for he
amount ~ money than any other house In New York
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INSTRUCTION.

A CARp-MR. OLIVER ". GOLDSMITH WILL COW.
n menec his frooklyr Writing Glasses. tls day at No
Court street orrosi,e City n Ladies cas At 5ocosk
GeI I'll a. ~ gagc. pm Terms. IS for 81 for
twenty leots inelaeing stationery payable IN ADVANCE
EACHERs.-wANTED MALE AND FEMALE
teachers TO eli imroata vacancies PIesant Hppi-
eants preferred All the higher branches required ani
good inductmcEt rnercd Apply soon q J.. "a. "'icoxs
L. \. School Agency - Broadway. Reattancca wanted
siso fro rcrsons u.rNed. Marted slo, 20 establish
Agency "a every town where have rstruu Apry.
Paid. References exchanged. Eesstcriag fec ST. ia all
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The propri.tors not claim that this medicine IL nfa
be but refer TO the certificates merchants and statesmen
we'll known to the public for abundant proof that these
btters have been remarkably successful and worth
IA trial For sale by A. = D. Sands, 100 Fulton street,
A. D. Scoy Co SIC and c. II. Ring 1872 Broad way: j.
J. Coddingtou 800 Hudson street and us Broaisay W.
Cuion III Bowery Of Grand street; Hail. Ruckle
n Gfe
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SPORTING.

CPORTING-GRAND STREET HALL, TT GRAND
- street. The great match between the pha dog
Bullet. matched BY Mr. samuel Rusk and The New York
dog TO Nh fifty rats will place At the above rooms on
Friday evening, June 20 There will be small
Sport at o'clock. Tickets 50 cent? N. b
The challenge the Hthanma open until the 18th July
See Herald Of the 18th inst.
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THE CHEAPEST STORE IN the CITY ron FRENCH
r,r-hansirss aud B.riers, Lac, and Msslin Car
thns window Corniots and Shades Bands with
article in the Upholstery line per less than any
house ir the city. A. NJ u. DAVIES, N5 Broadway.
EtNk FRENCH rAPgR BANGISGs, DECORATIONS,
sc, No ~ Pearl street between Madison and Chsthar
Those In want Of the above hrtss should not omit Loeb
through our eetshshent tHr interest ami
be best consulted BY . call THOMAS FAYE co.
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NoTICE.-IF THE FOLLOWING PERSONS, REsID-
~ inr, or having resided, In New York-to wit-Henry
Van Wsrt, Jonathan Walton, samu. Smith sons y Co..
Robert l.. Stevens Henry Sumnn. Charles shaw. SHAW
Ewing Rowan, Isaac Riiliett H. Collins jun Henry
4 Philip Collins, Jun, Sir Michael II. Clark William
Douglass Mary Adams. Jan Beers. H. Buchanan, Thos
Buchanan. Erhraim Boswell rcer Barlow Daniel Parker.
Pearson James Porter (rcgser In chancey John
Pollard, Parmy, Ludlam sons, Leris Leyson, Thomss
Lemetle MARK fesvenv John Lonely william Pollard
their any o. their legal representatives, will address
trcs padl o. r. O. Washington City ID. c. thsy viii learn
something greatly 20 their ADVANTAGE.
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HOMENTEADa.

HOME FOR ALL-MANHArTAN BUILDING As
"A ISOLATION, nnder act Of -Notec.-Per
sons DESTROYS ofavang themselves of the sd-
Of this Association informed that after ThuSs
day June 10TH the fee will raised owing
Increase Of the value Of the shares which
great The objects and beneheia results attained BY hs
Association, should commend to
ready been preferred to other institution either ~
Of vesting PROF taby employing aws
prospectuses, &C. be obtained the Secretarys
nee, 80 Nassau street. room No. ..
MORGAN MoRCANs, President.
N B.-Members requested to pay their dues inms-
datey.
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-''s-'@s7sss'ssa--s4.--'s-'a = -
CLOTHING.


CAsT OFF CLOTHING COSTUMES. JEwELRr. FIRE
" Arms, kc., vnnted-Gsntlemen or families having the
shove mentioned srtets for sale will be attended at their
redence by leaving orders addressing line through
the post once. 70 H. 1EyETT principal ofheel No. Bar
clay street. conner o. broadway.
CAsT orr CLOTHING ANDFURN1rURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentlemen leaving the city, breaking
obtain the highest cash for Ciotnr
Furniture Sc by sending through the poet At his resi-
denCe. L.. NJ. DIefFEDNKr, " Kim street.
N. Blades attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf.
rAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ The Highest price be obtained BY ladies and
who have any left "a Clothing. Furniture and Jewclry
&C. q dispose o. ty sending through post otherwise
Err y. IbNfNSTYN, 40 Broadway, up stairs,
La ihs astc nded " BY Mrs.. Lsysnstyn.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY or pEsIeN.-rug TWENTY
sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy new spen
the putc at their Galleries No $50 Broadway opposite
Bond street, from a. NJ, until 10 Y. NJ rs
cents season tickets 90 CENTS catalogues I'm cent? DE-
''1'' V WV J. Il suEGoGuE, Cor. Secretary. Ma.
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readers who troubled with this disease
HALLS Palingenesa 1T is infaihle remedy Read the
following testimonial New York, June 18th, lS5-Dear
sr take great pleasure in recommending Pslingeae
sia to thofe afflicted with the ats, as attribute
from that disease entirely to its efficacy after having
tried various other remedies external and internal. for
nearly two with little good. j. b.
Hathaway 372 Broadway To VIM. Smith HALL $50 Bowery
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.

HORSES, CARRIAG GS, &c.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN Auction sale Of horses carriages harness. saddles, &c
every Monday and Wednesday commencing at u o'clock
have il resissesed JOHN H. GATFiELb, Proprietor
HORSES FOR sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR
sale several very superior. stylish, and well trained
Lads Saddle Horses also for harness and
Tor ladies' gen temens Ladies' and gentlemen sad
die horses 70 let BY "fia
No % Fourth avenue.
old 1874 hands high sound and kind in all harness,
horse, and will mile in s1a minutes To be
all this week at Bradley stable corner OF Eighteenth
street and Fourth avenue.
M hands high six and old warranted sound
kind will stand in the street without tying Sold for
the want ofuse Inquire at the Jenny Lind Stable Me
Ger street. JOHN GORE.
and ahaf hands high. Kind and gentle in harness.
ranet sound; six years old. ALSO. Roekaway Car
estalshment for family. Please address IL. w, at this
ONCE.
NOR sALE-THREE FINE HORSES, A CHESTNUT
orrei 51a hands high. fve old sound and kind
Aiso black horse hand high sound aud KIND in ali
will stand without tying Also. horse l6
ORA ueht horse good traveller The wishes TO
s. he has further for them Inquire, before 10
o'clock, A. NJ. after5P NJ at sos Washington street
u GETAWAY CARRIAGE FOR sALE-A RocRAwAY
low applied for rib side six passenger Roekaway
sui able for either private carriage for hacking 10
rs low ps To Re cn at John
Factory. Third avenue. Eighty street Yorkville
WAGON FOR sALE.-roR SALE. A ROAD WAGON
" nearly new and in good running order. For sale
cheap apIed for immediately Can be at the stable
q W H. Kerr, l6 Crosby street, between Houston aad
Blocker.
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PUBLICATIONS.

IN mn PRINTS, OLD AND NEw. PLAIN AND
lVsOOV colorea. collection ~ 90 and rev
hooks for sale very ebe.p so Gum Medicine s2so5
haeker1ie's 5000 Receipts, New Pnbhsaocns, Ne Fhe
tubc are requested 20 call and srend an not mo-
sey w Nassau street D. y. NhAehk
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TSfoRNATION wANTED-oF MARY BENSON, AGED
eieye year, WHO 'sken from her fathers house.
N,st1wtnty-ttth strcg frnth avenue, Nay 18th, by
s.srr,osrrue ~ they lived on Staten Island.
Hr ntler yeryg ~ .,.,s sSts s's " al a. ALA
slorh m lei - .aows where she Ia,
they Will to1ler favor ~ addressing note 70 him Rp
BthT tbkSok Herfinss Safe Factory, corncr Of uud-
sou and Thirteenth streets New York.
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saly nowledged to be the most wonderful discovery
the kind made Its astonishing effects of converting
red unsghty hair into exactly the color wanted
truly past belief and those who have hitherto been using
other articles Of similar nature hail this with delight
Nay be bad, with Bogles Hyperion Fluid. of A. H. ID.
Sands 100 Fulton streea Rushton. Clark Co. 2 Broad
w. ii. Cary Co. and Brigham Day, Pearl street;
and druggists thro usLout the country.
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EIex~nt Shoes FOR Ladies' wear.-It II no
dS. e. s ss. Ss feet s's cs 81 broad
cr ladies vesr a. as an abundant
&c world and ell: a. cheap '''A' In any
Boots and Shoes. To save time and money
Mi; sssrs Of Brooks $50 fulton street Here
dealer uns.rss. Brooks Is eompleseAs
Any thing in shoe line that be found
anywhere, may BE- purchased Of Brooks
ssarxlllas.-The attention OF our Lady
requested to most extensive sale Of Paris Mar
q BrlIn.s Emporium. s5l BroaSwsy., We understand
sAosV. See advertsemen mt in another column.
Security against Disappointment. -we
OS hesitate to cay that desiring shs Sasf
hs NJ
% Fuanns House sH'
Stove Dealers arc respectfully invited to
;sss.
iisi ssas the
Yonlxcrs Il the best place for Families to
n a % By a. ES me- ss
n 'sss Ssy ssnss Rive!
4 half ii boat 4 oeloci return for
:ss stop nSs%s Striker Bay;
K.Hst home every day. Advice gratis
Watts Nervous Antidotc.-This wonderful
according to the disease drive the sys-
Ras'is
aeease, debility and consumption io2 Nassau street
When Venus. the thin skinned made earth her abode.
TO give beauty its fallness and scope,
She sure must have siven to DR.. Gouraud
more glorious so os1 iss for the puriG-
sS Of the sa asa
and all the host Of skin vanish by
Liquid Hair Dye Poadre Subtle for eradieatins
are 1nd az his s old hs
soratory % waller street near Broadway; cslsnder IS
street, Boston.
BogleS Electric Hair Dye IL now univer-
say nowedsed to be the most wonderful discovery of
a"y 81 su @ s 90 oor
truly belief and those who have hitherto using
Nay win Bosss nyrtriop Fluid Of VA" A. b. B.
sands 100 Fulton stress Rash,on Clark CO. 1 Broad.
and druggists throughout the country.
Hair Dye and Wigs-Bstchelor's Liquid
established and in successful operation the last twelve
Wholesale and retail at Batenelors Wig Factory Wall
country.
The Prolretors do not claim that this medicine Is nfa
BE hut refer 70 the certificates of merchants and statesmen
Btters have been remarkably successful worth
s'si liz co 81 F. as To- r Saiss
Coddisst2u goo Hudson street and 70 Broatsay; "
u Co. 2os Greenwich street.
Rheumatism.-We would advise all OF our
readers who troubled with this distressing disease tous
Hale Panssnesa u = an infailihe remedy Read the
Sri take great pleasure in yonr paaseas
cure from that disease entirely to its eeay after having
tr'ed various other remedies external and INTERNAL r
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Hair Dye celebrated in all parts Of Europe and America
established and in operation for the last twelve
years the hest hair dye in the world IL is applied sold
Wholesale and retail at Batereors Wig Factory, Wall
street. and at all druggists and pefumeries in town and
country.
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iDyERTlSEHESTS RENEWED EVERY DlY.



LOST, &c.
\ osT-ON MONDAY ~ THE vEfGHn6RnSSD or
- sixth avJnue md Fc.Sh street the sleeve n iady.
musn drtss Tho Nader III " fuitabiy fewarled. byt
nrHstNo. Broad street. first aoor, = 'sA'-
I osT OR sr0LEH--oS SUNDAY EVENING. 18TH
n,tanpne silver lever Watch. With hunting case and
Feb Chain ~ GOLD half hnk hole half sprung
rethsr a. small hey ban ring In the hrst ak the
hool The book serpent esd viii baud fastened the
Front street, brooklyn. SIMEON TYLER
I OsT-fN GOING FROM WALL STREET To rHE
L. Ocean Bank, Check drawn ~ Relly. smlthert n
hactay on the Bank Of New York Tor sl 81 The anir
Will he suitably rewarded upon Lriarina the same 70 *
Front street. Payment has lesn stopped.
r osT-rS PASSING THROUGH WEST STREET YES.
II terf morning letter directed 80 tie Cashier 81 tho
Worth River Bank eontsining note drawn BY A. Hoa.
NAV Ter sip and dated MAY ISL. Brokers hanks and
other ar, requested not r. receive tie
note. FRANCIS e. HOFFMAN,. Nassau str.,t