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VOL. Is.
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The Washington National Monumcn
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There is an OK in Dawningtowu, Ches-
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There is an editor in North Carolina
with seven bullets in his body--receiycd
in dUels and street encounters
Weekly national intelligencer., 1853-03-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1858.

THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1858.
The SPEAKER laid before the House sundry Executive
communications which laid on the table, and
dered 10 be printed.
Mr HALL asked the consent Of the House which was
not given to move TO take up Senate bin 10 incorporate
the Georgetown and Catoctn Railroad Company.
POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL
On motion Of Mr. HOUSTON, the bill making appro-
pratons for the service Of the Post Office Department
during the fiscal year ending the Both Of June 1854 with
the amendments of the Senate thereto pending last
ing when the House adjourned, referred 10 the Com
mittee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole,
tMr SEYMOUR, Of Connecticut in the chair and pro-
ceeded to consider the Senate amendments the abQye
bill.
The amendment aprropriatng 5000 for an ccboat
to carry the mail the Potomac river during the winter
being under consideration
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee hoped it would not be con-
CURED in The contractors for carrying the mail upon
he Potomac between this city and Aqua creek received
ne hstook not two hundred and twelve dollars per
hlie LOT performing this service The distance fifty
nNe mics anu better river for navigation not to be
ou 'h the United States. Now, why was it that this
boat company was able 10 extort from the Government
TINS enormous sum for this service IL was because the
dchmond rairoad which in connexon with this boat,
Wouu not carry The mails unless the Post Office Depart
ment would employ this particular boat company, thus
drlNihg on an competition The compensation allowed
he company was IN his opinion sufficient to Justify il to
keep an ice-boat to carry the mail when necessary
Mr OLDS hoped the amendment would be concurred
IN, as y was recommended by the Postmaster General
and had received the unanimous appreciation Of the Post
once Committees OF both Houses Ii was matter which
cohcerDes ooutnern gentlemen, for during last winter
Of this ice.boat upon the Potomac
Mr. CLARK opposed the amendment The ~, tractors
took this service knowing ito facilities and he W. favor
q hoahg them 70 Their contract If an ice-boat was
Weekly national intelligencer., 1853-03-05
FRIpAY, MARCH /, 1853.

The Senate assembled in special session at u
o'clock meridian, and was called TO order by Mr.. CAss
On motion by Mr. BADGER, the oath Of Office ad-
ministered to the Senators.
Mr.. SHIELDS introduced the following:
Rssortd That the Hon. DAVID 4. ATCHsoN, oE Mssuor,
be chosen President pro tenn. Of the Senate.
This resolution unanimously agreed TO, and Mr..
ATcHIsoS having resumed the chair returned his thanks
in very neat and appropriate for the additional
mark Of confidence thus bestowed upon him.
The President Of the United States, the ExPresident
the Chief Justice and Associate Judges Of the Supreme
Court and the Foreign Ministers having entered the Sc
nate chamber the Senate proceeded the por-
tco the President delivered his Inaugural Address and
the oath Of office having been administered by the Chief
Justice, the Senate returned to the chamber.
On motion by MIR HrSk,
Orierd That the daily hoar Of meeting be u o'clock
ridan
On motion by Mr.. SOCLE,
Re'olred That when the Senate adjourn adj ourn
Monday next.
On motion by Mr.. PETIT, the Senate adjourned.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1853-03-05

of substitute that the time for receiving bids under
the act of the Sd july 1861 for the erection Of mint in
California, be extended the first of April 1853 and
that the of three hundred thousand dollars, appro
priaed by said act much thereof may be neces
sary shall be applied only the erection and putting in
operation of mint in California and not to the purchase
Of any building for that purpose"
The report was concurred in.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1853-03-05

Mr. TOOMBS, from the second committee Of confer
the dsagreeng votes Of the two Houses on the
deficiency bill, submitted a report recommending the
House to recede from its disagreement to some of the
amendments Of the Senate and to concur in others OF
said amendments.
Mr. T. stated, in reference 10 the amendment Of the
Senate for the establishment Of assay Office in Cafor
MIA that the committee recommended the Senate 10 re-
cede tberefom and both Houses to adopt in lieu there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

THE DECISION ON THE PRIZE PoRMs.--It will bo
recolected that Mr.. Latham, Washington banker,
several months since offered premium Of $500 for
national poem. The committee appointed to ex-
anime the specimens have made the following re-
port
WASHINGTON, December IA, 1883.
SIR-The committee appointed 10 examine the commu-
ncaons presented for the prize offered by yourself for
the best National Poem, Ode, or Epio" state thAs
they met ct the SmithsooiAa Institution at ap-
pointed; that alter organization, they directed the
names OF the authors to be oonoealcd that AFTER de
liberate examination, they 10 the unan NOUS con
clusion that In their Judgment there no producuon
among those unlimited Of such character In tn ooa-
cspton and execution justly to entts II to DO oon.
sidered "National Poem Ode, or Epio And that thsy
therefore respectfully decline Recommending any one
them for the prise.
los r. Chandler, @. NJ. Butler,
Jno, W. G. Evans, X X. Gurley,
Tn j. Saunders, Jas B. DonelAa.
r. w. LATHAM, Esq Present.
The rejected poems will be published In . volume -
soon Is arrangements can be made to do 20.
II is said that Ave hundred poets contested for the
prize, and yet the committee could not find solfs
tary production Of the whole number worth the pei
try sum of Eve hundred dollars Surely, patxicti2
and poetry do not travel together. The age Il ohiv.
airy u gone.
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DtC
The building In the Of No. l0l Chesr ut street. be-
longing to Msssrs Swain, Abel Simmons, proprietors
Of the LEDGER totally destroyed by Are about Ave
O'Clock this morning. The Hre commenced in the
nen occupied kitchen for the rcectory in the front
building The hrst and second floors were occupied By
Thomas Whites bonnet ctory and the third and
fourth floors BY George Lewss copper plate manafac
tory and the fifth story used the battery
for the National and Wkesbarrs telegraph lines. The
amsunts to $4,000 his Insurance. which would have
pred at noon TO day, is "a, 900.
The tenants In the front building sustained consdsra
BILE damage by water The refeetory in the basement
and Jn Thornley, India rubber goods depot the rst
floor, we're flooded.
The telegraphs have, for the present. removed to the
office of the Magnetic line, and resumed operations
The sloop Of war Cyans, Rollins, commander, sailed
this morning for Navy Bay, Central America.
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Items from, the south,

EMIGRAETS FOR LIBERIA--BRIG ON FIRE--LOss on
THE BRIG j. l.. .wHIPrLE-REyENUE CUTTER JACK
SON SAFE, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Dec 90 1858.
The brig General Pierce with l60 emgrants for Liberia
sailed from Savannah Sunday
An arrival at Charleston reports passing cotton adsa
brig on 6re badly burned
The fchooner Petrel shspks, from Charleston reports
having Alen in with the brig J. L. Whipps of and for
Boston from Charleston dsmssted and took
OIL the captain mate and four seamen. who saved moth
ing but what they had and they had beon cngng to
the wreck for forty eight hours without food water
aud with heavy gale blowing
The reported loss OF the cutter oon
tradcted She is under cling repairs at Gosport navy
yard.
The the Savings Bank here has entirely 90 sssd
We have mail to night south of Wilmin gton NO.
The Virginia Senate refused to pass the bill ADMITTING
small notes into circulation.
The South Carolina Senate has rejected tho bill reduo.
ing the on fee vessels bound to New York.
The Maryland coal trade last week amounted to 3coe
tons.
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The Augusta af Savannah
SAVANNAH, Dec 20, 1853.
The steamship Augusta, from New York. has arrived a.
his port
Markets.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. 10, 1863.
Cotton has been active to day the sales reaching 0o
bales, at full prices for fine quales strict mddllng
quoted at 92sc 9Kc Flour has decliued to s. 90 ~
for Ohio Sugar has declined 80, a. and moasses
TO l7Hc for prime Business checked by high eightB
to the East Gunny bags sell st 12o. Sterling exchange
isquotsd 1T 90. . 9t<c.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20-Noon.
The receipts Of cotton yesterday IL 900 bales
The stock hand here II 219 600 bales According 10
the Price Current the deficiency the receipts all the
Southern ports, ~ compared with the Same date last
year 65 0co bales The sales to day 900 bass
mostly for England and France at firm prices. Strsa
mddng is 1T 9xo Freights-Three ships have bssa
chartered for Hsvre at IL l6ths. Pork Ia active;
new mess $l2 SO $l8 Prime Rio coffee sells ct 49, q
l3hc. Freights to Liverpool l3 led. Gunny bags are
offered at l2c
CHARLproN, Dec. 20, 1853
Our cotton market Ia dull aud declining. The sales 10
day were 500 bales, st prices ranging from s< 1oK.
CINCINNATI, Dec 20, 1868.
The Prices Current reports the deficiency Ia the reoeips
Of hogs ct 0o0 to this date compared with sAuas
time last yesr The market s firm; 900 hogs sold -
u 70 $40. Provisions are unchanged.
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From Boston.
LAWRENCE (hAss.) MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN-THE VOTE
ON THEREw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF STOLEN
PROPERTY, ETC.
New Mayor OF Troy.

!, IHOfl DeC' z0 IboSs
taspecial meeting Of the Common Council TINS even.
ing, Elias Plu dom chosen Mayor by vote ot
eleven to i've BE was duly notidec b. committee and
came to the Common Council and sworn in.
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Railroed Extension-Heayy Robbery

DUfFALo Dec % lo6S.
The Buffslo and Brantrord Railroad tiains commences
running regularly 60 miles Of the road this morning
passenger on the Bsfao and $ ate Line Railroad e
returned Caifornan robbed Lest night Of 00o
in gold. No clue to the robbers.
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Heavy Damages Claimed for I.ibeL

CISuNxAr Dec. 20, 1858.
Three Of the defendants In the Martha washingtsn
'rgey have brought suits against the propreters
he Gdsde and Commercial newspapers FOR libel The
alinagsa az laid In easA sAss at too 600.
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Railroad Opening.


ection Of the Canada Railroad between Windsor and
Chatham. was opened Saturday last leaving only az
teen miles to be com peted.
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E,IRE At CoLONADE ROW, COLUMBIA STREET,
Brooklyn, the morning Of ths Goth December 1858 :
S25 reward Lost stolen taken away by mistake
about he size and appearance f csrpeners tool Ghost
very strongly made patent lock handes
painted color variety family ver forks
old style, motto, Vi ct ates" with mailed hand and
H. two silver pitchers, marked Bradbury" with stag
CREST Also oake baskets tut stands o The above
box is TO found 1t havi been Placed with other farni
the hnt lot sosite The fire. may have been
moved by mtnse Los also three or four leather trunks
printed letters Containing ohdrens and ladies, clothing
Persons having unclaimed articles rescued from tho will
please to confer favor by Lydia Hsig
carlton House. New York
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30 REWARD.-LOST, IN GoIsG FROM BEDFORD
pO place, Bro9klyn, to Eightsenth stIeet Now York
above reward by presenting 1t to BoardmAn, No l9i
Broadway.
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GO REWARD.-LOST, A 81 IPPING REcEIPT BOOK,
C belop The finder will receive the above
ward by leaving it at Thomas Hope Co.'s lS2 Chambers
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YO 18th q December in Sixteenth street, between
Fifth and Eighth small King Charles dog ansHsr
ing the Of Pnkev The finder will receive the above
reward by leaving him at No. Wet Sixeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

pC Dreirbaohs Mensgerie or in Wal, street and asd
stage, ladys all gold chsin The above
ward will be given returning the chain Co A. Meyer
lG4 William street.
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REWARDS.

cox REWARD.-JoST IN EIGa aTH AVANUE NEAR
&AO Forty ninth street, bisck monnas. eohtGia
ing s5 dollars and for lead pipe - Of tho money
ceiye the above reward leaving the ut the OFF Of
the Eighth avenue Railroad Company. II lost Sal,
urdsy, Dec. IL.
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Extcnsive Fire MT Shreveport, La.-Lats
from Texas, sc.


THE BLACK WARRIOR AT TMOBILE-REsIGEATION AlgD
RETURN OF CONSUL CLAYTON.
NHw ORLEANS, Dec. TO- 1858.
The steamship Black Warrior arrived at Mobile ON g.
turday with Havana dates to tho th inst She brings
no news Of i'm portance
Judge Clayton, (who has resigned the Havana Consul.
ship,D came passenger in the Black Warrior.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

description Of teys and dfsrsut sized cooking stove
icr rsxaiss uss o. NS SBswwy. bT TH0A WAACk, u ~
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FINE ARTS.


ITO THE BOOK AND PRINT SELLERS OF THE
United STATES Mr.. BAXTER the inventor and pAtentee
Of oil color picture printing bes leave inform the srsse
raj discount from the selling prices - catalogue cash
Remtances be forwarded direct with the order to the
patentee Mr. George Baxter ~ IL square,
Londsn throus London house havag conneesi9ns
cept order and remittance Catalogue forwarded post
Qree) upon application By letter.
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EMhET MUTUAL p. b. sOCIETY-A REGULAR
~ meeting Of this society will be held this wednesday,
evening" at ~ O'clock NJ the ueual meeting AZ Prince
street Every member requested TO be present, as an
''e'"'' ''S'A' W. ebaGwp BUTTER. President
JOHN J Recordipg
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FURNITURE. .


EURNITURE WANTED.-WANTED, FROM TWO TO
four hundred dollars worth of furniture Must good
for which good note ut ninety days will be given Address
Fpuiture Union square Post once.
WAETED-Two SUITS OF ROSEWOOD PARLOR
w furniture, for which IN will bo paid. Tho price
must be low; no obe ston II they have been used sort
time Address d. A. J., Herald office.
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IJIANDS AT A BARGAIN.-TWO SUPERIOR, BRIL-
L liant toned rosewood in
respect Purchasers would do we'll call examine
DIAN0S.-THREE SECOND HAND PIANOS At $50,
Sto and Sl60 erior octave piano,
and one six and three quarter octave do very chesp Also
watchse chains spectacleB, sae mirrors &C., dc.
Cash advances for short periods in 10 suit dry
goods groceries hardware furniture pianos books station
watches welry dse and personal
generally ]. f. JONES, 52 Ann street, second floor.
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TLODE LODGE, NO 3S7, I. o. o. FIRE MEMBERS
VI lodge notified to attend the regular meet
ing Wednesday eveaing Dec 81 as business OF import
ance requ ures their attention. JOHN RoDDICK, Mo.
j. WALLwoRK, Secretary.
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE CITIZEN TO DE CON
duced by John Mitchell, assisted by Thomas Francis
MsasheT will be published on Saturday January 7th
payable invariably in advance All commune to be
Addressed 70 JOHN MITCHELL Citizen ofioe No, Spruce
btreet. Now York.
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DlAEOFORTE PURCHASERf-IF YOU AR1 NOT
good Judge you can have the advantage Of my exper
OF twsnty years. dealer and teacher in tho sie,
tion. As homo at II O'Clock daily. Or line attended
Turctnsy. r. N. CON DON Professor of tho Pfanofort
No. SIS Broadway. Fec three dollars.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LODGE, NO. 2H-TaEMEH-
M ber of this lodge directed be present
evening 3D. at the Masonic Temple, Brooma
and Crosby streets the purpose eleCtng
ensuing year. By order of the w. Ii.
.. ROBINSON, Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LNOUND-ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT LAST, IN A
broadway omDibug porte monnae containing driss
of little value and small OF money, which will be
ed to the less cost of
such description Of the article and contents will admit
OF no mistake Address A., box ], 1883 Post Office.
OST-DECEMBER 10. A GOLD LOCKEI, WITH TWO
IL daguerreotypes inside with Maggie ensrAved the
outside 1he finder will receive ,ersl reward by leaving
1t at 2l Madison avenue
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CLOTHING. &C.

fyAsT-OFF CLOTHING.-$2O0O WORTH WANTED
" The highest cash price vii be berallv ven in ourren,
money for largo small lots Of COED left of clothing Of every
description. Address throuah posi- call JAMES No
RONEY at his secondhand store No. ii Orange street,
Chatham.
nLOTHIEG AND FURNITURE.-LADrES AND GEN
temen having TO dispose Of receive the utmost
value In Dash by sendrg TO the Stores West
place. 50 West or letter Dor post JOHIN
" D.-Ladics attended by Mrs. Cohen.
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WANTED-A PARTNER, WHO WOULD BE WILLING
to invest from $500 to 900, cash. in est abshsd
snd paying business. Address, with real c. e. r.,
Herald office
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7EEChANICS' INSTITUTE NO. / DOWERY.FREE
M lecture this levenirg at IN o'clock BY John Coett.
D. late President of Medical Society OF Westchoster
county York. Subject Physiology aud the General
Laws OF II ealth.O G. Il. DELAVAN
Chairman Of Lecture COMMITTEES.
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NER. CHARLES HAHN, LATELY ARRIvED FROM
l Gernsn, has the honor to to the public OF
ti city that he give the violin and
paIof0ks He educated artist, under tho emf
nens and the Lec Conservatory Of the best
institutions of the kind in Europe ard which he
oeived diploma. He performed in tho last Philharmonic
with great ecst His residence is Greene street,
by Permission, TO Mr. II. c. 1imm Mr. w. Soharfen berg,
and r. sohatert &Co.
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CovERNEss-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH
VI lady wishes to obtain TO tesoh ohdren
under ten the several branches English
education together with fancy work. she would also under
take to assist in plain sewing and and would
make herself generally useful and obng any family
may engage with. Address Miss Gordon. Herald ofce.
CPANIsH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES YOUNG
- man. who give good reerences professor OF those
languages will lessons in either Of them his house
AZ those Of the pupils in any college In the city Ad
dress q note to 7. II. .orales 70 Variok street.
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dor saLE-ONE SECOND HAND UPRIGHT PIANO
IL handsome and po Herfu instrument. For sale low
Apply at 81 Gold street.
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lVHIs DAY PUBLISHED-MUSICAL REPOSITORY.
double number, price l2s cents Nos. and g. in tw
hcta together containing vocal and
rom Nc hsyertssrs magnificent opera II Profsts" ALEX
MONT GUMERY, IL Spruce street, and all booksellers.
NB.The four first numbers, bound In onthly parts
>rice % cents
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OST.-LEFT by MISTAKE, ON SATURDAY EVEN
II ing 18th irst either in East Eeoad way, Henry Ma
olson streets drab Kersey overcoa marked IL Morrs
Whoever will return the end word where
get 1t will be suitably rewarded p O. BARN UNI CO. g4
lhath m anuara.
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yNANTED-IN TIE IRON RAILING AND FOUNDRY
w with cash capital Of FIVE Thousand
dollars. He must bo of thorough business quafoa
one with both Of the trade The
already with engine tools
s the beet locations in America Address Sheldon,
Rrnad duav Past
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VH!SKEY, WINES. BRANDIES, ALES, PORTER, &C,
A. s1 psrs and superior qualify for ohuros d aId
ess by e Subscribers thsa BY any other house In New
- hsL0U0aLiH Hssh Ann Gi rslsea syasA
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1EITCBEL DINNER-TuE MENBERS OF THE
M Mitchell Dinner Committee, AID all persons holding
ke for the same particularly requested to meet at
Thursday evening" I'D instant, At IA
ooeck as ia important to finally close the business on
that evening. y y order. u. OCONNOR,
Chairman of Committee of Arrangements.
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SPLENDID ssG1 ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, TOO
"A tayo full round corner panelled metallic frame sup
S275 Been used ab three snth
perfect In all respects fally warranted by the bet
1t be from till o'clock at ll3 Leonard st.
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INAIk AND TESTIVAL.--TdE LADIES OF ST. JOHN
shs Evengolisti Free Church will hold fair and ies
val Lafayette Hail. S5 Broadway opposite Eibo,s Gar
dep Tuesday Wcdn esday -nd Thursday, Deo 90 81 and
The proceeds will be dy ted TO tho fund FOR erecting
the city great variety fancy articles books, elegantly
dressed dolls toys 40 suitable for holiday at
Ao copies splendid stool engraving
Just published, Of The Right Rev. Bishop Wainwright
good baud # music h.s been engaged for the evening
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r OST OR STOLEN $50 KEWARD-ONE H. d. GOLD
IL hunting duplex watch, by 7. f Cooper, London, Ne
34s3 The above will be paid by leaving the watch
with Mott 4 Brothers, No. 2Nassau street.