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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

EXTENSIVE CoNFLAGRATIoN IN LOUISVILLE -
Last night about 10 o'clock fire bre Ike out In arbr
shop adjoining the Fulton House. Thrd street.
the river occupied by Ja,ob Arnold The fire commune
Gated to the Fulton Houe the Of rnrd street,
which entirely destroyed The flames then spread to
four adjoining buildings toward Main street. occupied by
John Arnold. eegar maker jacob Arnold barber, John
A. Block Union Hall coffee house and Ernest Kinsel,
bakery, which were all consumed The Fulton House
occupied by John Trau man, coffee house, STRAIT Coins,
barber Mrs johnson eating house Frank Moore bakery
Peter Winter, stgar Manufacturer. DR. Coffee and
eight ten families in the upper stories The Fulton
House. and all the adjoining buildings ~hsh were de-
etroy belonged to Samuel Page Esq and were par
TALLY insured Frank Smith, Director Of the Union Fire
Company was severely injured by the falling of wall.
will not fall far short Of $4,000 or $780, Lowspin
Democrat, Dec. 10,
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THE REMOVAL OF THE MENoMINEEs We learn
from friend who has just returned from the Upper
off river that this tribe OF Indians numbering 300
has lately been the land selected for them on
the Wolf river in this State They very DESTROYS to
be located their present. tracts, and hailed the an
nouncement Of their removal With JOYS they dreaded being
sent west OF the Mississippi to inhosptabe region
the Grow Wing among their ancient the Sioux
Journey and thing provided for their
comfort Owing to the early setting in OF cold weather.
large amount OF provisions designed
the present winter unfortunately frozen up in tho
river twenty five thirty miles below their Camp
ing ground this viii however be felt so much by the
Indians BY tho conracto the country aoouns in
game, and the provisions DO taken up by land The
annual payment most satisfactorily made by the suo
agent George w Lawe the amount of Indian goods for
sale was am pie for their wants and everything of
quietly and pleasantly to all Y)
MerctpD, Dec A.
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Two OF the Mothers.

correspondent of the Newburyport Daily Uni,n,
writing from Ryegae, Vermont. describes old ladies'
whom We will Introduce to readers through extracts
from his letter.
Among the old persons now residing here, met
Mrs. Whtelaw formerly Mrs Harvey the mother of Pc
ter Harvey of Boston who,e has often been be-
fore the public the confidential friend Of Daniel Web
ster She is eighty years Of age and has her
day been remarkable woman As she came into the
place when 1t entire wilderness. she must also
have witnessed many remarkable events Her rst hus-
band was the agent of Scottish company who purchased
and settled Ryegate She thus has been the wife Of the
two first men Of what two wealthy and popuous
towns The first nearly forty years old when
they married yet she Young the united ages
OF her first three children combined with made
but sixteen years and when her young acquaintances
called to her the husband would tell her that shs
might get tho babies to sleep and out to play ~ she
afterwards was the mother OF twelve other children Of
whom she calls Peter my baby
Another lady a Mrs Brock, now ninety years old was
among The first settlers Being in good health and
tanning the powers of her mind che remembers the whole
history OF the country around with great distincnsss
she seems to have been equally well adapted to living
in and peopllDg new place the named above,
and has now living less than five generations of her
descendants She say TO her daughter what but few
could ever say" Arise, my daughter, and go to thy
daughter for thy daughters daughter has got daugh
ter3
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NORTH CAROLINA U S. SENATOR Another bal
lot wss had for United States Senator In the Legislature
Of North Carolina the 18th inst, when Mr.. Dobbn
came within one vote Of being elected Previous to the
ballot the wigs withdrew Mr. Rayner and nomina led
Mr. WoodGn. who received teyenty.sx votes, against
a;o hIv for n Dobbin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

FIRE IN PROSPER "A large factory for making
w Hotchkis Esq of this city. destroy ed by FIRE
Monday night. " insured at the Etna office. Hart
ford We do no. hear how the Ore orginated Aeic Ia
fcuyirr Dec ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

ToEAl-s. Z0ZUuD $50 wv JSHfn
From the above statement, furnished from the Sur
voycr Generals Office. u will be that the deficit Of
lumber this year IL not great expected being
not quite 900 COO feet The quantity Of spruce hes
increased this year 10 000t00 feet spsuce and
bcmlc ok lumber may be expected to show great in
crease 10 the future while pine lumber must decreae
B0D0or Mery,rU DEC IS
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AMERICAN DIPLOMATS ABROAD.
The Expenses Of -the American Legations
Abroad.

The Expenses Of the American Legations
Abroad.
LETTER FROM J. O SCHWARTZ TO Mr.. k'cuRDY,
CHARGE AT VIENNA.
VIENNA December Z, 1851.
HONORABLE SIR-tt viii always afford nae great
pleasure to answer your inquiries accurate Is pos
sbe; but your present question respecting the ap-
prsximative to the necessary expenses Of an Ameri
answer. Much viii depend ON the number Of his
family. and still whether he il inclined to keep
mp an establishment on the scale Of the ministers Of
ether powers.
To comply, however, With your wish in some re-
spect subjoin what would suffice for the represcn-
tative Of Q republican government, who may be al
lowed 10 be more economical than that OF . court,
and vhich NAV amouut to about -
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LUMBER IN BANGOR, Me "A statement Of the
nmount OF lumber surveyed In 1882 compared with the
If l.
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Private secretary. transiating lam Ian -'
guage masters for family, sc 500 to $500 /"
Washing sewing &C. 300to 600 !"
Renewing furniture sc ......... 800 to 1000 "
Receptions, entertainments, wine,
&c......... otV 70 o0VO
Clothing for family. ............ 1000 to 2oOo "
TRAY cling, residence cut Of the
city during the summer &c.,. 600 to 5000
Expenses for pamphlets, books,
reading rooms, SC, ............ 200 to 500
Amuseuents theatre. q box one
thousand iorins) ............. 500 to 1900 8
Incidental expense, medical bills,
new years presents, &c.. 1000 to 1000
Total amount ............. l415o to 80 500 e
Which, the form at forty eight and half cents,
Ia equal to Sc. S62 l9,303
No particular amount be fixed, as, for instance
the Russian minister pays for his house sixteen
thousand forms -EnRlish, eleven thousand forms,
exclusive of furniture. An American minister at
this court paid for one entertainment four thousand
forins and nearly all the foreign ministers reside
out Of the city during the summer.
have no hesitation in SAY ing that residence in
Vienna, though not SO expensive as London or st.
Petersburg is quite as dear in Paris generally,
since the year lS4S; and to give some idea, put
down the prices of several articles reokoned in
American weight and money
Beef is 9 cents per English pound
Flour from to cents !"
Tea from 81 to So sc
Coffee from l9 TO 80 cents ss
Refined sugar from Ii to l7c Sc
Wood is from $l2 TO $l2 so per cord.
Clothing is about the same as at Paris, and house
rents as high as at London.
trust that this information will be sufficient for
your purpose and remain with great respect honor
able sir. your most obedient servant,
j G SCHwABlZ United States Consul
LETTER FROM RANDOLPH CLAY.
LKGAHIoN OF THe UNITED STATES,
LIMA February 5, 1852.
StRAI have the honor aokno Wedge the receipt.
Of your circular, dated Washington, November 4,
1851. transmitting resolution of the Senate Of
the United States, (adop,ed on the 3lst January,
1851, } and requesting furnish the department
with q statement OF the expenses Incident to my
residence, in my official character, in Lima. In
compliance Herewith, submit the following note
of my yearly house expenses since have resided in
this capital
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= J
SIR-That have the requisite qualification
have not the vanity to pretend, but l am happy to
believe mon excellent terms with all those who
have the most ibfusn In the government here,
the King ard chiefs included From the allowance
Of an additional 50 600 TO Mr.. Eames my imme
ard payment OF Mr.. Ten Eyck for nearly all the
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fIDMEsVEAD

CKELsEA BUILDING AND mutual LOAN Asso.
vii hs NJ As IE@RsG 81 s
.treet ard Eighth Monday evening Jan. 18th.
pscns who wish avail themselves q he .dv,nsageo Of
Bueing Asse are those Hho reside The uppe RI
meetings associations Which are osed tie yer
$50 uad necessary to Organise an ssostion with oca
lion more and dsadedl in s qpsy.
tsssts over o,hers might DO named the f9llowiugsss
S r sS S 81 Sd AZ &
ss ~ sIs S Sc @ Shs n
g h.y can DO 50 by SAYING syen ssn,s per az M
ns sare the Above from their earnings.
its sms sum Il Departed in sum. q s. 90. ,'sosis
s Or Ti.h 70 purchase .hc son'e you ,i.e 10, or
m.isy Accomplish !. b b5soniss sssareolder this
n snd Arc sus Sa iSUu sss sms
FREE s ,s' VIE sSsse ys1 liz y Ss IL tie
as, i,ais, ,'n,isSen wishing 2 become share,
with either Of thc osr Of this association and well
sSSf ssGa 'ss
iva ,sssas' HSIi S,nts sssins No. =: s;s
avenue; ": W. Brsoist,, Attornsy. NO Nassau street.
i Tss isnes Heoss corner fcus SVsaSe wSn.y
JSan R. psSss, No 70 2 8, w w
eighth street Daniel Wilson. Lamartinc place.
- oFiTABLk EXCIrEsENT-rHE PUBLIC MEET.
u
Monday evening the most sded thus
af,c ever hce by pEg The cx3aus alton
Of the pnopes showing ihe immense PROFITS 20 Dc derived
oy mcmer ana the peYfect sae Of sns iayettmeu was
subscribed fer by those present TO 81 who
may choose to attend the next meeting will be held in
6uokerbocker Hall corner wenty third and Eighth
ayerue on Monday evening" JaGusry 26th. Lecture.
giving the full psftioulAre Of the rise and AID
hssoeations the ADVANTAGES 70 III, naemeers M supo
r0rty over savings banks go will be delivered shis &C.
caton by W. T. b. khen. Eco As there largo class
Of females in this city wkose savings Of
20 them, this meeting has tesn called
for their benefit and they are most respectfully invited
attend The investment OF their three dollars
will positively yield them in the Of about six years.
eight hundred dollars and the amount invested In
savings bank would realize such interest in half
century Thini o. ths ard JOIN the Kpichrboefr
L-l-.-g Assoc istsE xl.e.Us x. besLe Rrysseest.
~. vscst.s vss Prsssispt = J. Baden. SsessssS.
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CopApTNEpsnIp s0TICEs.

ssARTEER WANTED-s3Coo no 5000 WANTED
rerton with the above amoun' to make advances,
tad IN cstrttnirg the Auction ant Commfaion bnsaes8
teiererces given and required. Address with real
u at lhis Cffee
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ExPREss AGENCIES,

II INesLEY CO.'S EAsrHRN AND SOUTHERN
IN Expre for tho safe and speedy Transmission Of sms
psrce and merchandise eosetns NOTES. drafts bls re-
all Me IsiAspAl Aastsvn and 0evtAexA eiss. Custom
ySor,s hrf'nces ATTENDED ycv York pesfs. phI
hssiBssa O0ss Ne. I'll ssgsst esusS =. Ssss.a.y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

The greate.t amount Of tolls collected in any year
previous 70 ls47 s6l23o2. The Of collections
il 1884, any preceding year. is more than s5oooo'
aed that too lower scale Of tolls than before
prevailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

nvERCoATs, &c.-TBE SUBSCRIBERS ARE OFFER
~ ing large stock Of comfortable Winter csshins 81
best quality, and Will be sold At low prices Boys
Clothing, n UsAt yAriy,y. ALL kkD MN !. w,
BrtAdway, ksSwssn HoNsId and Graaa svyysA,
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CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE F0R fhi-
~ lsdephia, ~ 10 clock A. NJ, from per MSssh
river Of Battery pace By steamboat yOnN rOIrkk
daily Isua DAYS eIceptsdJ arriving q Phlsdslphia "a
F,-. 81 HssRa sAn ~ 'ps tIs ~ AZ. "a =
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, NTC.
aPECIAL NOTICE.


NOTICE TO CALIFoRNIANs-A MEETING OF Ca
~ iornan visit to the Atlantic States, will
h.d in Washington the 9th Of February 1852 report
net, and TO beth under
which suffer people, ARf the wants and in.e
and Oregon Are 10 be NJ
great interest," 70 us al will come up Tor conside1ston
NOTICE 70 CONTRIBUTORS TO TIE LONDON tx.
Read hereby notified TO call the subscriber pay
NE that have ,oerued upon said goods and remove
ray charges poDGE q sasy ss'a
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs-sEALRD PROPOSALS
will DO received 81 the Office Of the American Atlantic
and Pacific Ship Canal Company NO "A Bro Adwsy until the
transporting each way virgin Bay and San Juan
del Sur Nicaragua all the p.sseng their baggage
OF III s
freight and treasure the above points that be
Mher bythe company for like period 3d. The passengers
risges and all freight conveyed
In seod arc suitable other equally good vehicles
pair plank the entire distance points
aforesaid by the first day of September next which time
me service Of szanS',xs ssnsefs % Asove s to COM
UNPAID cRoToN WATER RENT FOR lsso-Norics
which the Croton water rent Of 1870 agpa
that the lists Of denquens have hed in tas o O
payment thereof current fund daily
Of eleven and one eeIock in default Of shoh .be pr9ay
70 law. JosEpn r TaYLGs Gomp,ro Ter.
Comptrollere oace New York Jan. 10, Is6..
u RAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A REGISTER WILL aE
II kept at Parsons Agen ~ ufise, NJ 81 Broadway. up
stairs room No. Parties wishing to diapose Of aads
description ftenemcnts, have thea gae
ket free OF charge BY leavins description et properf
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DlRECE-U. 8.
Railroad, via Jersey Clay, leaving New York 81 A.
NJ foot of Cortlsrdt street. A. ~ aud r n Liberty
ttreet-eave Philadephs houre from slnut
street, Fare reduced to 81 for first eas and tcO for SCI
como clas Baltimore Washiugton and Charleston through
in the y. n. line from New York, with through con.
duc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
PUBLIC LECTURES.

T1r0PLE's IRCTUREs-THE THIRD LECTURE OF
i Tho Course will be given by WA n. GALLAGHER,
Esq Of Cincinnati In the tabernacle Tuesday evening"
27h met Subject" The Modern Poets aud their Critics
3ictes 2g cents tsbe he'd at 1871 Nasssu street snd 81
tEe door Two sockets admit gtntcasn and tvo ltees
Doers open at6}a O'Clock. Lecture w. oomneoce w.
lrcgjfely.
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f1ISGELLAR EOUAs

MIbS ELLhR EOsSs
RARLow5 PATENT FLAMING aACaINE.-rHE
- right o. Of tho city ana c1uns a Ne@ York
iGgss N We 1sli nee q re t>I 9f sis sppy 20
where machine can be scen in operation
DLAYIEo cARps-TuE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING
street the odd Fellows Hal, ready 70 sappy
ing Csrd which for toughnsss Ard finish universally
Acknowledged 70 be she bot denlag asros
HUESTIG LEVY, unisn Card M.nufac.ory.
III anal GrsGd street n Y. near Odd Fellow Hall
nooRs DOORS, DooRs-N. p. KtABALL, NO. rs
~ Beesman street, has on hssd or makes 20 0eder tho
bes. rrsmun kiln dried Doors 20 10 found IN the country
lowest cash priccs Grateful for past svors no ous soil
cft ths patronage Of his friends and she public.
y r. R. NO. l.-CRIPPLG's CoNvEn rIoN.-ruis
in the moining; sndt and 10 IN ths evening all
PERSONS suffering with pain or n.imed OF crippled, By
are sSiss call sTssS Sp ss 6s i %
ton street. and have Railways kcsdy Relief applied In all
or e,s no charge viii be made ndras GRATIS reruIas
Physo in attendaaee charge msde for medicine only
to purchase This eacs and tsuedv oaa Of owp
or Of Druggists viii ak ier RADWA Ready Relief
Isl ,UOO celebrated Bohemiso Hair Dye, rosnufa.'
turcd and folI by Bf09S CO.. ~ Hudson street viii
Black Or brown u hair ooor'd By viii ever oSsaso Or
fade IL other hair dye in market possesses tao
DRAY LOOK OUT FOR CoUsTERrEIrs-
L There are peddlers in our streets
Vending trash in imitation
OF u. Lyons preratatio,.
Do not buy the stnf fictitious.
Itis poisonous and perncisus.
Lyons Powder for destroying
Every Insect that, ann ewing,
And bs Pills tor mice and rats,
tone bex is worth score OF cate
Cant be bought row mark this, pray. ssnts
Principal depot, NO. 42i Broadway.
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II EMARKABLE ASTRONOMICAL PROJECTION
h anticipate co weather unfay orsbe 70 health
and feelings the 18th and 2t nsant and the coldest
OF this winter where between Who h and 2o.n This
prediction In the Ranbo~ for JaGusry, (see marginal
note. and daily synopsis lssh II and 2'st An
published delivered to subscribers before this s instant
NO with and honesty suppose that
voud be less than who would hazard pub
lie predctou from after tho coolest
weather for twenty yests December I'D 20 Slth) The
iuhlm Of this prediction
important discovery OF the ys th.t by physicist laws
obtain premonions Of those destru atvs
atmospheric changes health, feelings vegetation, Sc
The Fnatow oontslng daily synopsis Of atmospheric
mailed MONTH sx months All peat psd addresses
enclosing 20 cents directed TO L. L. spman Philadelphia
THIS small but invaluable publication deserves the atten
len and patronage Of every friend t9 themselves
tud
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aHHs0s

INFORMATION IS WANTED or wILLIAa AMBER.
oolored, about 6S years Of sge, who left his
home Thursday last and has not been heard Of enee
finding him. and returning him TO this city, at No.
sos will be literally rewarded by Ander
lon sno Wm " Andersen.
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THE MILITARY.

ESIRSr DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA a
meeting Of the Officers of she First Division York
stat, Militia viii be held Military Hall Dowery cues
evening" the 9Th inst &C ook the
preparing and rub hitting the Lcg AZURE suitable law
TIE Of said division. Captains W Chamber
lain James Little, j. Esrtnhorn, W. Frederch j. i. Cor
ME- j. Holmes Tho meeting Of tho oiccre Of the First
Division held Gunefs Hotel and adjourned 5atu-
day 2th inst 20 Tuesday evening 9th list win continue
a. iourr cd until further notiso.
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CHEsNur STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA.
~ Jan. Path, lsS2 Mrs John Brougham the lady who
favorably received In tho United States yeArs
since will appear this evening as Lsdy Macbeth Macbeth
Mr. Booth.
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ISoAL. CeAL-FoR SALE, 100 TONS OF RED ASH
ekove Coal (under she'd and fifty tons OF EGg. In
euire AZ me yard. Nos, 81 and " Ridge street oa
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E,KANKLlN xusEuM, ITS CHATHAM SQUARE, onn

GfkANKLlN AUsFUM, ITO CHATHAA SQUAkb, CuH
block above she National TheAsre-leorge Lea, sola
performances every afternoon and
to oommense in shs afternoon q hTss
entertainments are varied and selcct and such ~
other paoe Of entertainment. In Now York. ecr
arssoIs the s.ronse. man in .hs .orls who win Sres1
challenge any TO kill bullock with his olenohsd
,s any amount Of Troupe Of Model Artists
Who selected their beauty who
.snsse number Of utin .sbisaex oonpsny Of Arab
l who through variety Of strength and den
serity; company Of Male ane Female Artists who win
rive exhibition OF Marble etstpary uBeausllod In the
woTid together With variety of interesting
every ssrpeen ard evcnins gor ps, tcuar bills q
ssch day Adnisson-3ests In Private Boxes 81 osnAet
sssc 8eam. Dx conts; Boses. oen>s; psrqusass I'M
2opk
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lAeT or CLOTHING WANTED so PuRCnAER
about $40 Thousand dollars worth Of su,d lel.-of
Clothing In lsrge or email quantities. fer which ths full
sauo will be given IN clrrent money onapplicaton. either
silly or through poot 10 JAmos Morsney his $40
II Orange street, Sew doors fron. Chatham street.
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COAL.

S-gEsPEsT COAL IN NEW YoRK-THREE HUN
dred chadrons Sydney coal, ,utsbie for family use
slsssys bv SYLVANUs 8. WARD,
All Washington, corner Of Laight streot.
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lntleste g555o Ipc... 70. bUg,330
The increase in the upward movement mot only affects
tbf decrease in the downward movement but gives an
iDc.esse Of more than five and half millions Of dollars
Ia the aggregate value Of property moved both ways
The increase in tonnage is proporionats to the increase
IN value, showing uniformity in prices seldom realized
OF such an immense amount Of merchandise.
The Bcerd Of Public WORKS in the State Of Ohio, has
made lite report for 1851 1t presents favorable
o. the internal improvements Of that State The canals
notwithstanding the unprecedented drought produced
an increased revenue The net amount received from
each into the treasury of the State during the years
N50ard 1851, was ae annexed
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FINE ARTS.

VSINE ARTs-COLoRED DAGUERREoTvPEs FOR
n fifty Conte Kings Skyilght Rooms, los Bow9ry
Hester and Grand streets The snIy esabhmons
suelv eoore eEoas9d, are taken for Fifty Cents
er ges stequ,y low rates No charge unless perfoot
satisfaction iH given.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, axs.


~--N~>-a-
L,CR SALE-A GOOD RoCKAWAY SLEIGH, IN FER
l. feet rum Ing order. Apply at s9Sixth ayanue.
HORSE AND SLED CANE TO THE PREMISES As
q Grand street, williamsburg Friday morning sd
instant The have the by proving property
and paying charges GEORGE ROGERS.
DUN AWAY ON Tue NIGHT OF JANUARY 23D ON
~ the Jamsca plank road near Queens stables s.rel
Horse about fifteen hands high, white and hind
with steel mounted harness and psr OF ale ga shafts
liberal reward will be paid 70 any person delivering the
horse ana harAess to Jehns.on stable eonox Boeru
and State streets, Brooklyn.
DAN AwAY-ON FRIDAY EVENING, ABOUT HALF
psst ococt, Bay Horse short tail years
old Had on part OF doable harness. and strap of plated
bells Any one returning him. or leaving word whore be
mty be found st the stable in Fourth street. between
Mercer and Greene streets will be literally rewarded.
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,r,nr rrssna run x.s nnMprI,In aY rnnEy

rkHA IEhSor VINO WAS COMPELLED, ny TIL EN-
reme oid 70 apprt ptiate drah oveEooat and tanoy
Nor, fgur the hall OF houGe in Bank street. Saturiay
evening Will le'en the owners loss sud not decrease his
gain by sending the left 10 The pockets under
20 box $50 Pest Once NB-The coat was made by
IOe.ph Fulton and ii 10 does not ut its
Mr. Lee will be happy 10 alter il 70 sui. the
ltfGt, and tGs.e.
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CLOTHING,

iNA5T OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
aeiee or gentlemen having sny clothing, furniture
jevelry TO DISPOSE Of ottana fair ssshrce by sendns
Tor the subscriber At bis residence through the posi-
Ladies attended, By Mrs. Dusseldorf Ne 10 Elm street
l.. n. DUsSELD0RP.
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SPORTING.

1EO WEST BR0ADWAY-AN ADVERTISEMENT
100 having appeared in the Herald OF the 2ith inet
STATING that lhlip Clare sprepsrsd TO make match with
for from 500 20 $780, witch is deviation from his
challenge, Occasion d, presume, by norma on received
bv him. that vNe present ihe specified
ar have no doubt TO his expcctstions) consequently
must consdor IL as mer empty boast and vish TO in
fcrm i'm that IL intention not TO hsht any mor
having business more lucrative 20 attend tut st the
requett of friends had accept
hrs challenge thatig $500 TO ssoO aud shall st 70
psrcc to make der os upon those terms oher
OF wednesday evening at ny house VIII Ii. IS
al honor, he cannot object 70. GEORGE IEEsE.