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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Nineteenth Annmdl Report
 OF THE
 LITCHFIELD Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
JULY 9TH, 1852.

JULY 9TH, 1852.
 Whole amount of Cash premiums
 rece,ved, l9,301,s2 Interest received on Loans. l.G32.7S Whole amount ot losses and expen-
 s,so, the Company, l7loo,sO Cash Balance now on hand, 3,51S.SO Increase of cash on hand over last
 year, l,4l6,So Present. Capital or Fund of the
 Company g.., 20, '20.36
 This company has now been in sue. cessful operation nineteen yeas. during the whole of which time TT HAS NEV FER MADE AN ASSESSMENT UPON THE MEMBERS of the company. and has ut this time Cash Fund of s.. 543.SO. safely invested and drawing interest, the amount of interest received up to the present time. being more than $l,4OO.
 The directors of this company are confident that the plan ot Insurance adopted by them will meet with hear ty response from all intelligent friends of the principle of Mutual Insurance. This company insure only in this State, and taIe no risks on M Ills. Good in Stores. Shops. &c.. or in exposed Village or City property. but cos6n- thei' business entirely 10 farm property and isolated buildings. and ther contents --of which not mO'e than $2O0O will he insured in one risk.
 This company will adjust all claims with p'omptness and liberality. and if a, any time difference should arise be tween the parties. all such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the County. each party selecting one. and in case they do not ag'ee. a thhd person shall be chosen and the award oi all. or any two Of them. shall be final and conclusive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Maine Law & California. NEW GOODS.

A T WHEELER'S UCHEAP CASH
 A STOREi Fresh GROCERIES good qualities. Alikinds of ofPROViSIONS Pork. H AMS. &zc, FISH MARKET-SalmOn Shad. Bass, Mackerel, Cod fish. Sword fist Blue fish. Fresh Shad weekly and al sorts of Salt water Fish.
 CLA'4S on Saturdays, as usual.
 All sor,s of Fr-st, Meats on hand b1'ch- cred daily at ,he sl Aght1r on the p. emses
 IL you can't fird anything ut any OlheI Store. please call on WHEELER and he will wait on you quick and cheap. You can find some choice brandies &c,, for MEDICINAL PURPOSES
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

1hefoIlOwing is list of our authorized Agents-
 WF& c H Baldwin, Litch6cId; J D JOice. Slisbury Barnum & Richardson. Lime Rock; Belden & Miner, Falls Vii lage. Gardner & Sanford, West Cornwall; Watson & Smith, SharOn-AlsOrd & Brother, WOisOtviIasJ; Eli Treat New
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
R. .WerrSmRn,
At th. Nld Sfnnd.

HAVING procured an assistant
 CS$ NatchmakeT and Jeweler, wIll H@@fs ,.anSInueIO do any aud al kInds 2, wa,ch rrua,ring and watch jeweiinE tha' naX he in,1u usIrd IUhis care ln the best man mo: and on reasonable terms, no pains Wal" !" s,ared to give ss,isiscti"n IoeVeTy cHsI"nie' .s Thankfulfor past tavOIs he ew"Old solIc', .@ contInuance of inc pIDllc patronage. A's"' choicc ,.surImeur oI Watches. Jewelry s" silver Ware at low prizes for Cash.
 Litchfeld. May 1851. yS
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Geese Feathers

subscribers have made arrange men,s to keep a constant supply of a
 first rate article of GEESE FEATH>
 FRS-selected and packed with great care by ourselves, in packages of from 2C) in 5O lbs; and will furnish at alItimcs anv quantity from 20to lOOO l6s.of quail inv thev will warrant as good as the pest at as low prices as can be purchased oi equalqualisy in the State. --.
 Winchester, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

N0~M 6 EG c A u persons hav'ng unsettled acc"n"tf A with the Subscriber arc requested tt :all aud make a settlement. ,--.
 SAMUEL BUEL. Litchfield. February 1893.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
FOR SALE.

'UVHE House and Lot, the residence of the nre Rev Isaac Jones. Those Knowing the place, will need no description, urI,ers will see i' "cfOle buyin It is pleasantly l"cated ,n South Street, in the village of Litchfeld, and one of the most desirable places in the village. For terms Nc., apply to the subscriber, Possession can be had immediately.
 A. s. LEWIS, Guardian. Litchfeld Nov. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
LEONARD STONE,

Respectfully offers his services to the inhabitants of Litchfeld and vicinity, as Joiner and Carr enter. Also has ar assortment of Pi ne lumber which M
 LEONARD STONE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
A @ A " " O

LAA O0 L@- -"WA- IA~ V TNllE undersigned lakes lhIs method "f e~ \ turning h,s sincere thanks [" hts friends ,nd the pubic generally tor the very libera, ,atronaga he has received at their hands, He would al 30 remird them that pI.'ures are aken daily, at his Gallery. which are much admired. and pronounced by good judges [" be superior tn those taken at any other Essab- ,shment R.nemoer the light is always beat fur taking Daguerreolypes lh the early part of the cay
 J. L. JUDD. Ltchield, Dec. 23th 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
STEAM ENGINES AND
 BOILERS,

CONSTANTLY on hand and made ts o order of superior quality and elual 70 any for econ"iny aud DO yer at prices that cannot fail to shit the purchaser and warranted. Many yours experience has enabled me to improve nay engines 8" Ss ie give entire satisfaction. Patronage is Sos l,ci,ed and orders by mail or otherwise will he prnmptly intended to by
 AARON KILBOURN N, 4Howards
 New Haven, October l9, lo52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
NAUQATUC R A IL R o ADs RsEss ss sSes sssS3f zyIsSs 9

Winter Arr0RyeMent. c0mnachctng
 December l3th. 1852.
 TRAINS OUT OF BRlDGEPORF.-First l Passenger Tram will leave Bridgeport tor Wrns:e !, at 10 g. A. M., or tnthe arri- val of the A tM., Express Tran from New Yo-k, connecting a; the Junction with the luiU 4. M , Tram irom New Haven.
 Second Passenger Train will leave Bridge port for Wi,sied at 6 O5 D. M., "n the arri. val of ths 3. 30. P M, Exp'ess Tram from New York, connecting al the junction with the ; 45 P M, Train from New Haven
 First Freight Tram will leave Bridgeport for W,nsled al II 40 A M
 Second Freight Train will leave Bridge port for Waterbury at 4. OD. P. M.
 TYR ANS INTO BRIDGEPORT.
 First Passenger Train will leave Wlnsied al "A M., connecting at lhe JuncrInn with rraint, New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 10 l5 4. M Train to New Ynrk.
 S.cnnd Passenger Ira wil! leave Wins'ed at 45 P M., connecting al the Junction with a Train to New Haven, and al Bridgeport with the 1 40 P. M.. Train !n New Ymk
 First Freish, Train vii leave Waterbury for Rridgepurt al 6 50 A. M connecting at the Junct .on with Train to New Haven.
 Second Freight Train wil' cave Wlnstet al 2. 10 A M.. arriving at Bridgeport in time f"' the noon Trains to New Haven and New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
DirectO9"S.

J. G. BECKWITH, IA SLEEVES JASON WHITING D. C.WHlTTLESEY SETH P. KEtRS, ROBBINS BAYFIELD,. STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE. SHELDON OSBORN, of HaI winton,
 0sneENl Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
I,INSEED OIL.

LINSEEU OJL.
 dnnO Gallons a prime article pur- AOVU chased when the article wa ,w aud will he sold wholesale or retail as ,,w as Ihe lowest New Y",k prices. Also ,ooo pounds best quality of pure white L., Lead ( sale low by S.N L' nsNL"oA
 Winchester Centre. October 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
R0UNTX LANDS
WitJows AND SOLDIERS sc.

DYa late Act of Congress the WidOws ano
 6 minor children ot officers, non c"mmis' ,.;orad. officers musicians and privaIes. bO'h ,ayutar and volu1taer of the war of 1912 and of inc In :ian ways since .I79o, are entitled t five years half pay,
 ' The Widow. of all revolutionary pension ara tf ,ngh ma a'ried since 1900 arc entitled L. nensions. My terms fer procuring pension are liberal, and my facilities such as to guar antee success. would invite all persons wh iuay have claims on the Government to giV' me call. All advice free ot charge
 HENRY B GRAVES, Attorney at Law
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
New Goods !, f. RICHARDS,
Fall and Winter Goods.
Merchant Tailor. m AS just received from New York A large assortment ot

Fall and Winter Goods for yenllemen's w. sr. whn h were purchased Inv him expressly for IhIs market. aud which he js confident will be found upon eXaminaN lion to be supeIioT Io any similar st'ck tveEr brought int" LiIG hfit Id Gun,S. His stock 0E cloths cassimercs, velvet, veslinPs. is tm' ulete. compTsine an assoI u,enl Oi all culorl. and vles in whIck he defts any one io ex~> hibit a superioi lot. He also has an exttn~ sive assol tment of shirts, bcsoms, coliarss black and fancy craVats, tles, stocks. suspen~ ;lers, gloves h, siery, merinO shiris and draw~ CTS, handkerchieis, umbrellas, and ever) thing necessary io complete gen'ieman's wardrobe in a superior mann CT. His stock ot clo,tjng this fall which has been gsI up with the greatest tare, is large' 'tsn tvFI-wh~h he will sell cheaper than evel-and VI ~hseveE uu,chases If hIm may be assured that the articles are just wfai they are represented te he. GentltmeE yCu aIe invited ln call and examine the largest stock of gccds in the ruuI W. and 20 per cent. cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. gentlemen iulrish~ ;ng ,hei, cloth. can have heir ga, mprts made n style not to be surpassed in fashion and workmanship and warranted '' fit. I'll Richatds desires io ,rlnrn h,s most sincere thanks ,o hls friends and ihe public, for the generous patronage heres"fore extended [" hir,. and respectfully soliciIs a continuance uf the same, with pledge on his paii 10 do all in his power lo merit the public patron" age in his business
 A good supply "f Boys Clothing constant! nn ha Id. Remember the first store east ot Wheeler's Hotel. Wesi st.
 CIITI INC; done al sho,t no' 'ce.
 Fall and Winter Fashions, ,s''.d.
 T.H RICHARDS.
 Tl,rhGeld 0ctoher le52
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
ORycers Of she Co,epasss.

]. c. BECKWITH. President, OLIVER GOOD WIJV. Treasu,t,,
 MSO.N WHITING, Secret0rv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
CHI E AZ
 SUNDAY-SCHOOL LIBRARIES.

1nE subscribers offer to Ciergymen suPerintendents S Sabbath scAOo the following LrBRARlEs, at the prices e=ozsd. l. An.s g. unlOA's Cheap Library, No l. lOO vOs for slo a Q 10 2 "S 10 slzsR ARE WELL ADAPTED FOR SCHOOLS OF ALL AGES. ATa s. G. Unions Juvenile Library 75 voIs $5 % INTENDED FOR THE YOUNGER SCHOLARS. Village and Family Library, No. ], 4 thick vOs g % "S& 800 yaEsE ARE SUITABLE FOR ADVANCED SCHOLARS. ehild's Cabinet Library, 50 vols. for .SG 0s JUST THE THING FOR INFANT SCHOOLS. YsutAa Library, (An. Tract Society," bound in H cloth, gilt backs 70 vols. for. SlO AN ADMIRABLE COLLECTION. g Christian eahtpes Library, 9 large vols, olOth, Rtb backs, TOT VIS F. Ths Religious Library 24 large duodecmo vols for 10 EassE Twe sPK-IALLY DESIGNED FOR BIBLE GLASSES. T7sse LIBRARLRS 0vs only sold entire. In order ts encourage feeble Churches or those just k4aszing Sabbath Schools to good library, aehs the following ossrs:
 F5e wal furnish Library sf l5e vos, with Catalogues g Books and adapted tO tho different ages in Sab kschools and 75 Question Books Uniou ouesons) for ne-sa bolnrs. Fe will furnish Libr@y or 47s vo and l29 Question .SSkA, for Fifsv Dollars. ApDREss ORDERS TO
 BR0CKEFF < HUTCHINSON, Theological and s. s. Booksellers, sla MAIN STREET,
 Rssrly 0pp0site the Couraat 0fcO. HISTORICAL WORKS. eRoFT's HISTORY U. s. 4th vol, just out RETH's HISTORY y. s. svols. MS HISTORY IT'S CONQUEST OF MEXICO, voa
 PERU.9
 FERDINAND AND ISABELLA, 3vaaA HISTORY OF ENGLAND, vols
 Y'S
 DECLINE AND FALL OF RoME, Svoat
 ANCIENT HISTORY HISTORY OF GREECE, 10 vols
 ALL's HISTORY OF GREECE, vslA
 HISTORY OF EUROPE, vols
 LIFE OF BRANT, 9 vols.
 LIFE AND TIMES OF RED JACKIE
 HISTORY OF oNONDAGA.
 NOTES oH THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY
 FALL OF POLAND.
 AFrS NOTES ON THE IRoQUolA
 UcH's HISTORY OF GERMANY. HISTORY OF THE PURITANs. GIVES HIsTOkr OF THE REFORMATION. FRS STATESMEN OF THE COMMONWEALTH. E's GOVERNORS oF PLyMoUH AND MAssA cHUSETTS BAY.
 pER's TREASURY OF HISTORY, &s, &a ye8 SALE BY
 RB0CKETT { HUTCHINS0N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
STAGE LEW Es

Train down Returning will leave "n the ar> rival of the 10 2s A. M. Train from Bridge port. ""
 McNeiI's Stage from Water,own will con meet d, Waterbury with the S.3D A. M, Tram down, returning on the arrival ol the lO.2S A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 Fen,'s Stage from Li,c hfieId. will connect at Lit.hfieId Station with both Passenger Trains each way. .~,,.~
 Oc,-F.+igh, will be way billed as usual. from each Station to New York New Haven and Bridgeport.
 PHILO HURD Superintendent Bridgeport, Dec, 10. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
FOR SALE

A The Subscriber tff;'rs for sale sSse his residence beautifully situated on Ernspect street half m'it
 north west of the Court H"ns" ,n., tug of ghieen Acres of choice land. veil watered. with Cweliing House and con ,.n.ent out buildings.
 PHIL ANDER CULVER. Litch6elo. February lS 1853
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
NEV AND WINTER R G O 0 ID s Just received and for sale 6V
 c. ADAMS & CO.

EcOVWE~o PhErAub,cIIbrr has s few pair oi rh"ice Fowls for sale of the following variety ,z-R"yal Cochin China, Red and Buff hang hae, and Whne Dmking also few 'orks of the Black Spanish and Silver span ed Edinburgh varieties.
 The akoVe F. wls are tue as 10 character 'nd may be relied on as such.
 k B. MITCHELL. Lakeville, (Ct.) January l2 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

Maagaesarsd in Birmingham Ly D.. M WoodsOorhh, wke
 . orders must be addressed
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eonHrH, al AND F4NAs1a.a..
Rsassts4 80 ,ts ff.,,stf


The Nov fcrs money maekct ~ .a
stringent. snd oaiHle rates ea gooa tn,e
Pa'er afe about the ssmc ~ for ihe past
Scr i''esi. Money, hrscsef, Is ,sore
readily chiaiaed oa cali n 6to : per- csu,.
The sock make, sboa. sieu. Of on IN.
efessed disposition 10 speculate. especial,
IA Railway shares IT. evident fon tlir
experience 81 ~, that foreign dousnd
for our brcadstuds ~lg cause large DO.
crease IA oar rsluAy receipts
The rn,es Of interest ia England are fas,
approaching oar own, as viii be seen by
the following dat', taken from the Icon
oysis
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

The consolidation Of the s.yrrai Nurs If
Rrilrnads composing the New York Cen
tral Rshm'd, ssesHs to hsv. s,ar-ed Nil
sorts of schemes for Railro,d consohd,-
non. Among these We would notice pe
proposed constellation Of the Rutland and
burlington with the VI, Central and also
~'ti' the oslensburgh aud Sullivan Rad.
Fosd', together With an endorscincnl orthe
VI. and canada. We have for lqug tune
considered the buyiug of shares in SOM Of
these hne. ioi'e worse Tor the poele,a
even than shares in a lo,tor, --ina-much n,
the prizes are frw and hose rather prospse-
hre. We can soc M natural aflinity--po.
common interest IN the two lines proposed
10 be united. The lines through central
New York lad eogmon o,isgssi .-ucre
parts Fl common continuous line. sndba
seonmon riNal in TIA, Of the Enc Railroad
"a single corporation extending ifoiu tide
water to Like Enc, L was Judged. and
rightly, too, that the expenses could be
materially reduced. and the sfi,ir. hotter
managed unior a single board Of Directors.
These ~cre sufficient reasons 70 warrant
consolidation. d. the same reasons exI.t
In the other case, The interests which
"ppld cal, Tor The union q the -yu-ucrrai
and Rutland roads, would apply la the nj.
Son Of the \, y, Central and, Enc Rail
roads. No one 1iSs vlaurci 10 propose
such consolidation II Is true that the
Rutland and Genital compete Cor though
Northern aud Boston business, This il
likewise the ease with the Fi,chbu-r and
Iowen RaloAA.! @ PIC Rdtltnd road.
however is not dependent entirely upon
hi'hrouyh business. From Ratai,d north,
It forms pan Of the great line lrom Mon.
,rcsl 10 Nce York, From Rutland east.
II form. par Or M Nbiih,fn lne fom
Boston to Slr5ioga and thc Wet, The
qasniss ofslaie which are being developed,
and the qulfdcs of marble which ,bound
IN the sieiuiiy Of the RytlaBl road, form
Promincn, item uPnn' Nhielf,o ba4r deus,
isrons for increased receipts We must
consider ihl, tho marble and slate business
i. IN It's Infancy Fqf TN, buau~.s the
Central cannot = nT'e, sai n hsq'f ~la
soon De sniicisn, . pay the s,nckholders
fair remuneration.
We Do AT wonder ihst bankrsp, cap1-
ration, src anxious 90 take punrn bat
only that sny. s,gis,i ne sodhd ,iniag 90
be a,~urd. Yc tn5~ Tia, The Ra,lsHi
road has bat ht'lo 'eooi-but 10 have that
htde star'i 70 rupr " : ~ hsrt. Tho
s'ocAhnldem II lhe Ru'.and road hays nor
ye, rcceivcd shy remuneration fos ihsir a.
yestuuea', bet ihsy congratulate thense',es
thai Vi. II pfoPr7y has net been plarej 10
hsnis II uustnef los beBrfi a r. 6i'o-s.
nf their bouis sad STOCK bern besrsg
ul-.ns r'u',rd Jlarto,- IL kci, ws think
thls F.fs5rei ~ consolidation crlf.n4ie, With
stock spos laiars, 'shs hsld 'sree AEloHuts
ofCcnlnl, osdrssh -fg 49, s'slliysn s'ocs,
and WIN etpor, ~ ih.S assiah 10 cahsnce
t4e 'sls- n 10 II ai.so,i ytgll1ss p-o,.r,-
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Ile " ss.s ~ Pew stisnis hgpe rom
fl''ii"d itr- .fs- gfs - ne proposition a. s,l
~ 1eip Aar " puhlto srss 81 ibu S'str
81 the iss' session n the T.. gl-l4fuf tllrr
tf1Egfn fors 81 q pnngsasaitfa ~ .s.,l the
pasl.c safAs To- sls is0ts0. sc~-hny 10
Size e plan ia i-n uls d,ts " a. Sistc
would b. p4i~ oG snl eses ssO0,1sot,'i .a
Tie r-casafy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

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keap. lae iirea .iia,fss ears Fsf
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esr tfus,-, raskinrau auTB 81 - .Sfi4er
> af ~ fs9. ~ lfasas. ns.al..s esr.
uu4 81 nn asy ~as see una the lap,si
80 I FrBH
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't t-l.ds ef LEAfllI-ll. Nhsirsnis
and Retail.
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aai iish4.. ittaa b. uttaitra e fHr pnHr 30 fHtr
rI.frs f|Hif
FuNp A. NDR~E rhaifsh sresI.. H.a $40
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

md quotations for consols show slight decline.
We learn that orders TO some extent for see des
were received by the Baltic.
The receipts at the Office of the Assstr at Treasurer
n this port to-day amounted TO sl.s6,O29 40 pay
ments, $243,5 s3 l4Lbalance, s. 1926 1896 "a.
The receipts of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad Company, ftr the month of February,
1853, amounted to $2x $3.50 70, against sl4,270 so
Tor the same month In 1852 showing an increase OF
$ls,ll9 26 for the month in this year.
The importations into this port to-day were as
Sollows:-
Bser-4l6 casks. Butter-2l5 arkins CoGee-4,ss
Witt Clinton s52 per Isaac Bell 20 per Charles and Jane
Drugs1o half bbls, "a kegs arrowroot I40 casks soda
aah 200 kegs bcarb soda 200 casks sal soda Is casks
Iegalus anthony 81 NORWOOD. Dyes--6 cases,
rings, 1924 quntals cod ii bbls do Hides 1868 hides
Hair-20 bales Honey--30 tierces Hops-33 pockets
Eon-4 1893 bars railroad iron 1886 bars, 100 bundles,
pigs lead. Ieather-5 bales As calf o2s7 casks
nseed oil 90 casks rape OIL Paint600 casks zinc pow
Der ocsses wbitsning AZ ksgs paint ao Rags bales
166 hhds Is tierces, SO bbls. Spirs-l cask bbls.
eeed-e4 sacks. segars-s9 boxes, cases. TIM, 800
boxes tin plates 1000 slabs 500 tons 800 boxes terne
plates. Teas boxes. Tapioca--15o bbls. Wood
149S crotches, 46 logs, Az pieces ignumvita
logs ro,eToNa Gan ssi boxes
casks
An auction sale of stocks will take place at the
Merchants Exchange tomorrow, Tuesday, at half
past II o'clock, under the direction Of Mr. s. Draper
There will be offered among other securities, stock
Of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail-
roads, of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, of
several banks and insurance companies and bonds
Of the Northern Indiana Railroad, and Dauphin and
0pauuehanna Coal Companv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08
STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MARCH Z, 1858.
" Owners wanted for the following property supposed
TO be stolen at the First District Police Court One tub
butter thirty four pounds marked In diamonds dem
john, labelled Sherry Wine Also at the Fourth Ward
Station House. Oak street the following viz - muslin
dresses 3sik dresses shaws black silk vsette piece
brown linen, linen table cloths, piece Of book muslin
coat, table covers pearl mounted work box box verm
eelli, Dbl. lamp oil, and several small articles.
GEO. w. MATSELL, Chief Of Police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08
SPORTING.

E0R sALE-A SPLENDID JET BLACK NEWFoUND-
land dog Afro three rat terriers small breed Inquire
at z5 Water street, up stairs.
noG FOUND IN BRooKLYN.-cAME TO THE PRE-.
y misses of the ubacrber nearly three weeks D. black
newfoundland dog. The owner may have him proving
property and paying all expenses Apply at Mr.
% Hillary street Brooklyn II not claimed in week
from this date he will be sold to pay expenses,