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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22


BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
JAN 10 This Board held their stated session Pre-
sent Jonathan Trotter, Esq., President in the chair
and quorum Of members
The proceedings of the last meeting read and ap
proved
PETITION REFERREp
OfJames NJ Cornick and others for filling sunken lots
between First Avenue A. and Twentieth and
Twenty first streets. OF P. w. MDonnell for payment
for medical services
REMoNsrRA.crs pErrrREp
W owners OF property on Forty eighth street against
according to new grade OF James Haughey against
sessmeut On his house and lot for building in
Twenty fourth street rsm Second avenue TO Avenue A.
REPoKTs ADOPTED.
OfComuittee on Law Department, in favor of con.
curing in resolution that Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets between and G, la regulated at the
expense ct the Of property the sane of
coAcurtBg in resolution to remit third Of the
sessment for sewers in the Eishth aud Ninth
laid property proposed be taken Bloom
square concur-pg in resolution to refer back the
Assessors in the Street Department the assessment list
for grading Forty second street from Eighth Ninth
avenue and Ninth avenue from Thirty eighth to Forty
third street Of the Committee Finance on petit IN
O. a. Ward that the pier foot Of Laight street wa. let
to another party Of ssHe concurrng to pay Captain
Thomas Lovett for incurred by him at the late
calamity in the Ninth ward of Committee ordi
naHces IN IL or OF concurripg IN ordinance restve to
the faithful fluff mert Of controls amended of Com
nitee en- Sewers in favor Of paying Charles Devn
tractor S745 IS 10 the matter Of the sewer in Twenty
seventh street. between Tie Sixth al E ghh
PAPERS CONQUERED
Report OF the Committee on Repair and Supplies on
the resolution 10 repair the office Of the Chief o! Police
Resolution 10 close the various contract Of
Samuel Wandell deceased by paying the executors
&C the uncollected balances, with interest from the
date OF tie confirmation assessments therefor Reeo
luton to light Seventy first street from III nth
to Broadway to have the mud excavsted from along
side OF the dumping board, at the foot of Roosevelt
street Fest river Report Of the Committee the Fire
DEPARTING Mt in fvor Of making donation TO the widow
aud children Of John Green late member Of the Fire
Department who lost his life in the discharge Of his
duty
REVOLUTIONS
he Crr1r nteetr ri Gfrnof houA
Hall in Mercer street, lighted with gas and pay any
blu that may be due at this time fer lighting the
That the keeper of the City Hal be directed to furnish
Refreshments to the mem ers Of the Common Council
whenever they meet in session, and that the Comptro
Ter psy all bills for the same, when duly certified
oath by esid keeper
The beard adj ourned to Wednesday next
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HORRIBLE DEATH ~ THB Ice. On Sunday last,
IN BeIne tovIthp, some teven mills above Reading a
Young lady named Mia Miller aged about twenty years
ct with untimely death. Wishing to visit neigh.
tor the opposite side Of The schuykill Mt Kosngs
ferry she walked the Ice until che had reached the
middle OF the river when the ice broke immerspg her
water up to the arms and seizpg hold OF the edge OF
the ice kept from sinking altogether Her cries brought
the reghbor, to the thore, and boat was obtained for
her relief but alas had the courage enter it
her Those on shore looked for more than an
hour when the poor girl becoming exhausted and fro
zen, slipped of and disappeared under the Ice Even
after che had given up her hold the ice she
the surface for some time and yet effort was made TO
caYe her lte. -Bakl CgXn'y PrssI 13M trN,
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Arson.
Assault and battery. .S7l
90 on officers in the
discharge Of their du-

The above shows decrease Of GAG from the number
Of arrests during the quarter previous This decrease
being principally confined to the smaller classes Of Of
fences while the arrests for the higher grades Of crime
are about the fame In number The number OF persons
accommodated with lodgings at the different station
houses during the quarter were 1885, 81 children
found spd restored to their parents persons
oued from drowning; stray horses were found AMI
restored TO their owners; persons sick and injured
conveyed to the City Hospital; apd the sum Of
si64 90 taken from lotgers and restored to them Dur
ing the quarter 405 days were lost By policemen in
conequepce Of Sickness and disability being average
loss to the department Of nearly AZ per day The
mode OF making appointments in the Police Depart
ent and Of the investigation ofand adjudication upon
complaints preferred against members Of the police
AMI that the subjeot be taken under consideration By
the Common Council at their earliest convenience
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Brooklyn City In tellIgence.

port Of the Chief of Police for the quarter ending
Der 3lst 1851, was submitted to the Common Council
last evening" ard motion referred to the police
committee and directed to be printed In the corporation
newspapers The total number Of persons apprehended
during the quarter for feones mdemeanors and other
offs ncps are stated follows
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The Brie fless Barrlster,

A BALLAD, BY J. G. SAKE.
An Attorney was taking turn,
In shabby habilimsnts drest
His coat it was shockiDgly wern
And the rust had invested his vest.
His breeches had suffered a breach,
His linen and worsted were worse;
He had scarce whole crown in his hat,
And not half a-crown in his purse
And thus as he wandered along
Acheerless and comfortless elf,
He sought for relief in song.
Or complainiDgly talked to himself
Unfortu nate man that am
I've never client but grief,
The case is, We no case ut ali.
And in brief, I've ne 'er had brief
give waited and waited in vain,
Expecting an opening to find,
Where an honest young lawyer might gain
Some reward for the toll of his mind
3" lis not that I'm wanting in law,
Or lack an intelligent face,
That others have cases to plead,
While have to plead for q case.
20. how can a modest young man
Fer hope for the smallest progression
The profession S already so full
OF lawyers no full CT profession -
While thus be was Hrollirg around,
His eye accidentally fell
On very deep hole in the ground,
And he sighed to himself, sit is we.ln'
To curb bis emotions he Eat
On the curb stone the space OF q minute,
Then cried. here's an ops ning at Last,
And IN lets than City was in it
Next morning twelve. citizens came,
(Twas the coroner babe them attend)
TO the end that 1t might be determined
How the man had determined, his end
The man was q lawyer T.hear,r
Suoth the foreman who sat on the corse:
A lawyer alas fsaid another,
Undoubtedly,died ofiemorse +"
A third said, 8 hel,pew the deceased,
An attorney well versed 10 the laws,
AID rs to theecause of hrs death
Twas no doubt from the want OF a cause -
The jury decided at length
After solemnly weighing matter,
" That the lawyer was drowned, because
lie could no. keep his head above water'
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The Board then adjourned until Wednesday afternoon
a 6ntcI och
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
JAN 10 This Board held their stated session Pr,
sent Jonathan Trotter, Esq, President in the chat
and quorum Of members
The proceedings of the last meeting were read and ar
we'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
Real Estate for Gale.
A T PRIVATE SALE-The han

AT PRIVATE SALE-The handsome
round being so by l25 feet depth egbly located
Cernontsy 200 feet north Of Mytleay in toe Immediate
negbborbood Of CotoD-av and Washington Park 10 the
city of BROOKLYN The House contains Is rooms, aud is
finished IN superior sye with dumb waiter in the diniog
room &c The ba dfushed and corniced, with
marble Nantes and Crates with Piazza front and The
Card 10 beautifully laid out and well stocked with Grape
Vines Fruit Trees. Flowers Shruhbery, &c.
Also the neat and substantiaybmh twe-story and
basement Cottage Houses flied in with BRICK each contain.
tns rooms desaby located on Vsnderbltav within go
feet Of Myrtle and Clnopayssize Of each Lot % by 10
were built only two years since and the trstnaned was
built In the best for the present owners occupation
For price, terms, and further particulars, apply 20
No Broad-st NeW-YOrk.
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Diano-fortes.
- Al. BARMORE offer at their Man

W. uactory and Vareroon, No SiS Bleeckerst corner
Of Charles ST.. assortment OF elegant PIANOFORrES
with the metallic anne and bridge and ell other
modern i'm provementa
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OOUNTRY-SEAT for SALE-A

- RAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 the delightful
srd houIishpg vllag, of JAMAICA, L. l., 10 miles from
NewYok with about 10 Of excellent aRd including
beautiful hickory grove 10 the five minutes walk
Gom the Railroad depot $50 feet front the Brooklyn
pnnkro and at the Junction Of the Wiamsburgh Turn
pike. On the premises large and commodious House,
ssh wiDes all ssary out buildngs about 400
young and thrifty peach apple, pear, cherry, plum and
quince of the choicest qualities Aso the Farming
Oens nearly aud Stock on the farm. The Furniture
passengers morning and evening Van Wyckav directly
10 font OF aud about loo rods from the house Apply
No 4 e-ot
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EARM AGENCY, No. IS Wall .st.-lO0
Farms and country for ss Farms in ell pers Of
he country bought soid or exchanged No eAarsp unsss
s.Ie a effected T. T. MILES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

DlANO- FORTES.-The finest assort-
ment Of Piano fsrtss In city may be found al the
spacious wsTerOoms Of N. p B. CURTIS CO. ~ Broad
gsv, consisting Of Geo Hewss celebrated American rstsn
Action Pianos T. Gilbert Co.'S popular EollsD rano Oh
oerts and othen Boulder Also variety OF new ana 80
ond hand Pianos for sale and let No AZ Broadway
" F. HARRISON has removed his
v Mandatory and warerooms from No. 3 Csnalst-
No. 81 Mercer-st Grand-s where may be found
splendid assortment Of Piano-Fortes
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NOR SALE in FLATBUSH, four and

il half miles from Fulton Ferry, TWO adjoining LOIs
Of LAND Csrksonsy each $50 IT, front and rear and 20
r. deep containing together about One Of these
Lo has been laid out preparatory 70 building with stoned
or mscadamzed walks and planted with 5a 70 200 shade ans
fruit Trees comprising peaches apples pears cherries No.
and also has large swberybe rsspberes currents
new well and pump, cnossfsncss or each ode The
other IL seeded down with Clover
The beauty Of Flstbush its OF access ages passing 70
from Fulton Ferry times daily render this do
rable property 70 any doing business In the city and
wishing TO enjoy the benefits Of the country Price " 30
onehaf cash. and one-hsf bond and mortgage desired
Apply to ENGLEDEnI LOTT, AuctoneeI Fulton-st,
erooElyp or to ANTHONY LANE. No. IS Wallst- N. Y,
or A. o. WILCOX, No 29l Futonst
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

~ On the west side Of Rockland Lake SO miles from
NewYork the Buds River containing So Of land
In bieh state Of cultivation with water front the
Lake of nearly half mile The Dwelling House (which is
OF tire first css sfsnds but few hom the shore Of
the LAKE. Is 40 feet by SO feet and three stories hight
with pszzss stories facing the Lake The Barn. Sta
bles Ac, neu, the farm also Tenant House
dor gardener This land IL well stocked with choice variety
of selected ffuit there extensive garden and fine
vineyard Of grape Woes The situation very romantic and
healthy admirably adapted nor thsse wishing TO retire
fro business The premises will be exchanged for city
property property within ten miles distance fro the
city portion Of the purchase money may remain bend
xand mortgage III six per cent Apply 20
n JOHNSON No 225 Weaf.sf
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miscellaneous.

A LUM, SODA ASH and Ultrcmarins
IA Blue hs.s, add for sale b.
JAS. y oERRICKsOH co, Nc. lo3 suitos-ss
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E,oR SALE VERY LOW-The owner

having ether bnsiness-a Steam Mahogany Saw MIL
Ia complete running order In the mds, o; the mahogany
lardngs - sscssns extensive night Part OF tho
reuises be rented without interfering with the u for
3i2Oa with scoc iun Of steady customers oppo
unity ar enc In search Of nple safe profitable bu
nsss For further particulars inquire premises No
$50 Frontst
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ELAMMERSBURGH.-This new VII

Isz- accessible several day BY sases and stesn-
bost. situated vi bin eight miles Of The CITY Is Oppo
ute Harlem, COLLEGE Point ard fnnins Say nesT me
Of susftoppo which sold readily last sprns and u
laid On the scale ne streets o. botn piscee inter
snd al no istant period be Of the principal seapo In
The vicinity Of Newfork The los yarY 10 zs tron g
Down and the In monthly inrslments OF $40 which
enables every person. however ccumstanced 70 become bis
own landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded
by scenery which cannot be supsssedcubracing views Of
Fushing Newtown, Riser's Issnd monisaaia &c Any
persons wishing purchase ct the above requested %
ssIl AZ the Office where maps and every information vii
sbeerfclly ~ given. JOHN A FLAMnFR No. i57 West
8tht Between 7th and Stb-avs Office hours from 70
ocIock p M and maps can be seen at JOHN. @. FLAM
hERS No 81 Mottst The only authorized agents TO make
sjes jackson Nichols and John Ovy, on the ground
NJ rxx1n ba hnard the boafe
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EORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS.-We

II call the attention of all those wishing beautiful
Building Site, place for profitable investment 70 the few
remaining Plots Fordham Village The plots sold will be
approved by good bindings and desirable society
The location is high ard healthy and needs only 70 be
TO be appreciated For maps and information, apply TO H.
NEWELL CO. No Nassau. ST., or GEO. BANKS, at
the Fordham Hotel.
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OOUNTRY RESIDENCEFOR SALE

N/-At Norwak, Ct, on the line of tbs NewNotk and
NewHaven Railroad about two hours hide from the CITY,
The house entirely new built In modern style with eleven
finished rooms and about threequaters OF acre OF land
convenient the churches and commanding tine view OF
the harbor and sound Possession given immediately Pnce
"a zoe easy Fer further particulars address ALLEN
4 PRICE Norwalk, CT
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y s. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL

IL ~ SLis<h i>tN - n htA16 49,
III HONEY SOAP.-This invaluable article which OBJ
ained the Prize medal thu Worlds Fair, In Lovdoa
daily gaining ground In public estimation and the demand
for IL immediate hse great that 70 Is with great dif
Guilty supplied by the Inventor Its fragrant refreshing and
snfeBire qualities suG the smooth aud white appearance
which impaTs the skin s;nkirgy obvious and
spoken Of IN tire highest by all who IL w DA
Wis CO., Importers and Sole Wholesale Asens No. 10
Carr
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NARM At YONKERS for SALE

Within a miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot, and
U miles Of Broixyle Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
10 scres Of which 90 In woods Soil sdperor
buiaines and plenty; good and fruit abundant
View very tine but eight OF the Hudson River The
place Il under good crop and Improvement Some rocks
ufreet Nh Stair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
NAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Lots vsryipe sze from eighth OF an
acre acres offered Tor sale the most avors
be terms Ten per down, and balance or before
1854 These lots occups healthy and beautiful
iocnton and fall view Of the East River and in the
vicinity the grounds and residences OF several
OF the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of
County This village connected with the Harlem Rail-
road by branch Railroad 20 maps aud other information,
arply TO d. b. WINTON, No. Tryon-row, near Harlem
Railroad Office opposite the City Han.
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NOR SALE.-Three bnck Houses, with

Mast,c fronts three story and basement aud sabceer
with nsIhe sDtes with piazza in rear with range pump
- and boiler pipes Nos so, 81 and 80 Hoyt<t
Bergen ard Nyckof sts Ia the city OF Brooklyu
NE 500 can remain boad srd mortgage tor thee
wears from FIRST OF MAY 1882 For pscuss inquire 81 Mr.
ANDERSON, corner Of heJs and "Jeks1''s' u NO -
Hoytsst
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TvOR SALE or to LET-Beautiful Res.

Il licences at Raver swood, L. L.. Two two-sory attic
and basement HOUSES just finished 10 modern STYLE each
containing fifteen ten Of which bedrooms
BILE nantes in Easements first and second stories pantes
CLOSETS and b. lis all the floors brick and Motifs
patent ranges in the hcheps ncesd sash pazzas in the
rear The houses in full view OF the East River and
within three minutes wek OF the dock from which the
steamboat Astos Capt Baldwin leaves four times day
for NewYerk superior line Of running between
Astoria and Fulton Ferry BROOKLYN passes the door every
hour from A. M. till 10 NJ For further particulars in
quire Of GILBERT HOPKINS a. Raveuswood, or at No.
SO Peck slip, n. Y, from IL A. M. till p. M.
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6rbools.

ESSEX SEMINARY L. LYON,
H AM Z. LYON, MD, and Mrs NJ C. LYON Prnct
o-Is Completeness Of boarding zrangeents kind and e.
sept tuition and healthy location combine 70 render this
IuTton desirable resort for those seeking thorUuxh ans
accomplished education. Pupils received at any TINA la
fo IL on the beautiful margin of the Connecticut River
rea the sesboar and Is easy Of access BY the NevYoTs
and Hartford daily seamboafs For hsah and recreation,
te teachers and pupils furnished with elegant carriages
ard ssddlehorscs well trained for young ladies' Cicu
lar, can he hsd Of VIM. H. LYON CO. No. Deyst- or
BY addressing the Principals ~ Esser-Esssx Conn., April
l. I652
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4 RARE OPPORTUNITY.-For sale,

Ia an elegant City Country Residence In Newark NJ
situated Newark hiehts the head OF Waens having
commanding view OF Newark Newark Bay Staten lsland
and New, o City The property consists OF about scre
OF land; also interest IN elegant private Park 10 front
The house IL new, with eleven ali finished In ele
giant modern STYLE with every desirable convenience for
genteel residence Gothic choice fruit and shade
Nc For particulars, inquire at Nc s5 Bowery. New
aiyer Immediately If required. ISRAEL PERSON.
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FARM FOR SALE.-For

NJ ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-For
Sale an excellent Farm IN New-Jersey, consisting OF
lS4 aees 80 Of which under cultivation lt Is within
Two hours Of New-yoTk, of a mile from the Report
ana Freehold Plank Road and u mile from the dourhins
Vase of Middletown int There b commodious dsel-
rg and the outbudngs extensive and Of the best do
rcrpton Isl &c number OF choice fruit trees have been
planted durns the years The soil V clay ioz
snd Yields heavy crops Wheat and Grass Every part OF
the property well wstered; and for sock tarm can Be
eqused ~ few in the country For further particulars In
enire OF LEONARD APPLEBEE, ESQ, s. Wal-st where
map OF the property may Be IL Is eligible prop
egty 70 the Capitalist well tarmer, the rent win
yield good interest on the purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

~ On the line of the Central Railroad Of New-yersey,
about an hours de from this city, story attic House.
with wing and half Of land egiby and beautifully
ased lew rods ON Granville station The house entire
Nv now finished ia modern stye and contains nine
Communication with the city several times daily by rail-
road and steamboat, determination SIS per annum. For
further particulars apply to
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EOR SALE-One more small, we'll

II finished COTTAGE, and 10 acres OF good, unim-
proved Farming LAND for SlO0s5o paid down and sloin
monthly Dsslments Also 10 aud 2acre Lots adjoining
without Cottages ell situated within hours de of the
City OF BrookYn the Long Island Railroad in the most
healthy pleasant and productive portion of the Island Ap
ply TO A. McCOTTER, No. l28 Fulton-st N. Y or G..
BARRETT, at Waverly Station, LII
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IA lots of ground situated the south side Of 84hst be-
tween I'd and Sd commencing los feet from the lday
each lot being size IS feet nt and by lOl feet in
depth. portion Of the purchase money can r'msin on
mortgage For price and further particular apply
20 ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER. Aucloneer No. 2 BI0ad-st.
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1 SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE. or

IA EXCHANGE for CITY PR0PERTY-Of GO acres,
nnder high cultivation, half mile from railroad, II mes
nom Newly ok 90 five times day from this city. On
the premises wosory house, barn and
and buildings all In GOOD ORDER with orchard Of choice
fruit and with Fl through the farm Ii will
90 sold low Apply TO j. PECARE No. l6S Hester-st -
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THE ENGLISH VERMIN De-

"HE ENGLISH VERMIN DE-
II sTROYER-Eqused by no other In the world. This
article extensively used in FINLAND for destroying
all kinds of Buss aud Worms aud ha. gained
greater celebrity than other. IL applied bed
steads wanscots hepaees &c, with brush or feather,
iDurns them leaving any smell Of The least In
the rooms renders desirable In well It's
peroty any other; aud snonted with this
article will efts b. clear of bugs and IL "a
strong and fatal noxiOus animals 10 them
fall dead when running parts where this ye-wcod
has been applied II is also the best article ever introduced
In this country Tor destroying and guarding against worms
&C. and will retain its strength Longer than
other Put up in 25 cent bottles We extensively
engaged in lscrurDg at factory 10 Brookyn n
the demands from ali quarters all ask 1T the
public fair trial Of the article, and full satisfaction 10
guaranteed CROMMELIN & FAIRBR0rHER, Sole
Proerietors store No 262 Pearst. Hew-York where II
may also be bad By the gallon and barrel N B.-Agents
wanted throughout the Union For particulars address a.
above.
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NOR SALE, on easy terms, six acres
of sooa Lard--situalsd on Mount Prospect about ten
minutes walk from the depot at Tauyown IL IL easy OF
anoes and the river view unsurpassed There on me
,nrrmises a quarry OF building stone. Inquire OF JOHN
BUTLER, Jr, No SO wilisn-st, or s. N. THOMAS, near
che DEPOT.
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Lost an1 founn.
T oST OR sToLEN-s6o RGWAID

I-S;x Bonds Of the Chester Valley R4iI,d - -
seven per cert. Bonds convertible into ~ e.sif
stoek eaf b SlOo0 Ms 20, 81, 81 90, ~, % The
ward will be paid for the return osths sbJve ex 49,
They are only Of vslue TO the owner, a. ths psJ>rl
COUPONS and principal has been stopped. The y.
are authorized BY the owner 70 pay the sh.ys -
JAUNDERWO0bs~-