The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-11

Gt1On REwARD.-sTOLEN FROM BARGE ATLAS
kp1OO lying in Lent's basin, opposite % South
Street on the night of January It'll twenty tubs and fir
kns of butter The above will paid for the re-
coVery OF the property and the detection Of the robbers
GRIFFITH Il TTIIINGHAST
G.R0 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON OR
WcO persons who will return the ladies' and misses
prunela CATERS, mems patent leather walking Shoes
slippers, &C. which stolen on the night of the oOth
OF december from the store of Messrs Bgelow Gedney
142 Chatham street.
GOO REWARD.--sTOLEN FROM THE STABLE OF
spCO the subscriber, gray mare, Canadian built,
about fourteen hands high eight years old switch tail
fast traveller Any person returning said mare with de-
lection and conviction Of thief shall be entitled the
above reward $40 recovery of said mare Infora
ton be given to Joseph Lester, No 10 Bowery New
P. H. CARPENTER.
GCR REWARD-STOIEN FROM THE PREMISES
DSc of the subscriber, the night between satur.
day and Sunday last horse, wagon and harness The
horse is about fifteen hands dark bay with black legs
name and tail strong and rather heavy in the limbs and
slightly lame in Of his fore feet The wagon is light
top one made by Goodwin, New York The top enameled
leather cushions the same and lined with blue cloth
silver mounted and nearly new The above reward will
be paid for the recovery of the property and any no
EDGAR s. HEBBERD, Newtown, L. /.
d. on REwARD.-LosT ON SATURDAY, sTH JANUA-
.pO ry, in going from No. 1913 Greenwich street to
the Metropolitan Bank in Wall street acceptance of
New York, endorsed by Messrs. Lee Fenton l. Phelps
the subscribers and Others for eighty nine dollars and
seventy four dollars in bank bills on the New York ES
change, Nassau and sundry other banks. The finder
will receive the above reward by leaving the the
ofhce OF the subscribers, No. 1913 Greenwich street.
CUMMING VAN DUZER.
&70 R Jew r. 10 &c ON SUNDAY THE 9TH
about ssS subscription ticket to the Mercantile IL
brary, No 1900 By leaving the with Chas Layen
Co. 162 Broadway, the finder will receive the above
G.1O REWARD-LOST ON SUNDAY EVENING. 9TH
WlU instant in Bond street near it, black thread
lace veil The above reward will be paid the article
being returned to AZ Bond street
G.1 n REwARD-LEFT IN THE OFFICE OF THE
WlU livery stable of Charles Bradley in sixteenth
street, Sixth avenue, last Thursday evening a
pocket book, containing $40 in bank bills and various
business ,n papers On return of the same to HENRY
HOLMAN, 80 Twelfth street. the above reward will be
paid.
t.S REWARD.-STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM A
sDc stable in Reade street, fawn coored greyhound
81 Warren street.
dr. REwARD.-LOsT ON MONDAY, JAN 10th, 1858,
.pc in Church street between Canal and Leonard, a
black lace veil The finder will receive the above reward
by leaving the same at 443 Broadway.
do REwARD.-LOsT, ON MONDAY MORNING,
spC about nine O'Clock, a small, white cured dog,
light brown both Any person bringing the same
to Patrick Russell Alp Thirty sixth street Ninth avenue
will receive the above reward.
DONDS LOST.-MISsING, TWO EIGHT PER CENT
ID Convertible Bonds of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company Nos 900 and $685. for 81, 900 each, with
They mailed here the Goth December for Bati
more, and the public cautioned against negotiating
the same. suitable reward will be paid the return
Of the bonds and coupons to SIMEON DRAPER, No. 40
Pine street.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-T, JOSEPH HILTON
one of the Coroners for the city and county of New
York, hereby give notice that have in my posses
sion canal boat found floating in the East Fri
day, jan 18th, 1853 Duke Of Richmond, Buffalo," is
the law provides, to pay charges. Apply to
J. HILTON Coroner, No. New City Hall
T osT YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, IN ATLANTIC
IL street. Brooklyn Honetan lace handkerchief The
finder will be suitably rewarded upon leaving it at 262
Henry street, Brooklyn.
T OST-FROM ONE OF KIPP & BROWNS STAGES
IL between 8 and 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Monday 10th
inst basket of Clothes containing ladies' and gentle
mems wearing apparel. The finder, by returning the
to A. FULLY at Harndens Express Office "A Broad
way, will be suitably rewarded.
7 OST-BY A POOR GIRL, IN GOING DOWN BROAD
IL way to Spring street. then through Elm to Broome
street. between the hours of twelve and porte
naie containing dollars in bills, and some small
change The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
it at the Office Of Mr.. Jarvis No. 2O8 Elm street.