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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

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EoID AND SILVER WATCHES. DIANoNps AND
street. near Broadway, second floor.
JuRGENgEY WATCHES,
Warranted perfect time keepers from slSe to $40
Duplex and levers from ................. le5 to rs
INDEPENDENT SECOND
And garter second wsohos for timing horses I TO $50
CHROroNETERs,
Splendid pocket chronom~ters. perfect time -
Acepsts... i1f 20 zW
wATcsIHs,
when run eight days with one winding. hSto iso
ENAMEL
kOr lAoles, some In hunting " 20 lOO
Diamond wATcUE3,
Tor Aaes some IN magic cssee ............ % 70 800
-. HAeiG wArcHEs - -
Which change into tnreo dtnetont Watches 100 u Ij
wATcHgs WHICH WIN
md turn the hands without 40
WATCHES Inw pu.ors
Fine gold epne watches four hoies jeweod e2s
Gold e. sneiss wstches for ito ladies.
Gold English patent levers hunting cases Ss
Silver paSsnt levers, rs low as. 10
Silver detached levers rs low ~. ............... IL
Diamond earrings pima breoeiets finger rags crosses
Cor sale at much less than the usual Prioes.
All kinds OF geld chsne pure gold ysdeng rings gold
bes bracelets hrstpns caG pins ockets earrings goid
md silver speotsolos COLA toothpcko chers chssean
chains, 30.
suvgRwxpE
Sterling silver spoons cups forks, Pic knives napkin
rings, fruit knives Wedding cako knives &c.
Watches and jcwery exchanged All watches warysntsd
70 keep good time or the money returned.
All kinds OF watches and clocks cleaned and repaired in
toe bees manner ut uoh less than tho rsua prices BY
superior workmen, ard warranted.
watches sort by mali all parts OF the UnsSed
States Tree OF charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27
EXTRA FAY.

EXTRa PAY.-ALL U. 8. NAVY SAILORS wHo
~ seryed any United states vessel In che rscdc Of
time FROM ltO 20 1873 PROMPTLY ont IN thi dcnta psy
CT. L.. = 49, 4..sass.s, agent,
ens lass FuTs u >, Navy, SoRth xniiaA street. b.
M Vail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

vsiE FERRNH1.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY FOOT OF WHITEHALL
ARRANGEMENTS for ssPssmber.-Tars 6f.seats
10 Qasreatbe, Sapleton and Vanderbilt and
alter september 1853 e boats will leave every hour
tolowat- Leave Staten leland from "A NJ o5P Leave
Now fotk from A M TO N. NIGHT boat from tss
i1epd o'clock fpse 81 cents kist boat from New
'"FF W" 9eocf, fave I2if revtR corrrars n irtigi Il
surcsy Arrar leave every half hour after
o'clock fyoh New yorx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

T MoRIaRTY,. AucTIONEER WILL SILL THIS
- day at ~ O'Clock, 1T T3 Chatham square larse "a
sortmsnt of and second hand furniture which viii he
sold withou reserves also mirrors clocks feather beds
mp6retses, glassware DO n BF nrnture famllies
semitic the store for sale will be paid every attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

A urTaS NOTIOy.-R W. FROST AUcrKoSEgs
h. " s: .: u s"s.
tho sssness .: ssmiljss re.sonsas terms. Cab ss
vance, TO any amount wbsp ds.Led.
Tsom., nss,s:sh y s.ss; Of Nassau Bank
ns,n culver, BAG; s. nm street
&c SAs xs
ssmssr asih ID oe,eet ss NO. s John ssrss general
ages glass tumblers, DC.
UCTION NOTICE.-TB0s. BELL, AUcvioSEER
n BY W. lIgraham Sale tbis day, ~ ION oelosk in
bold fye hundred ards earpstng chairs tables
Sa se mat
sofas spd sofa beds dry goods clothing splendid
satin dresses, vestipgs &c.
AucT1oN NOTICE. :, OIL PAINTINGS
day September 9Th their saes 1873 fulton street.
Ps,lsr ,ursituIs n ss covered in French
tyss: rocking and p,sr pier :s
rsS ana
Gothic and scroll sedseads mattresses
90 Ao an invoice OF l00 oil paintings and engSyings in
rich gold frames.
A UCTION HOTICE-CRoCKERY, GLASS, AND CHI
"a .. a.. q VAN AElwskPp son WIN sell on Thurs
sndh the package ids md sshsads
s1ny ss do ss . Z so 9S
s s blue s1 as. @ pSs aa
tea sets A PIECES; do ehina vases do English toys
Terms at rale Catalogues sady the day previous.
c. FUTILE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
IA. hold furniture piano English tapestry carpets large
rstos viii sell Tuesday At Ion o'clock At 300 Tenth
street the Sec nd all tho Grt oil furniture
scntaned thsrein consisting Of Engsh tapestry 3rus
~ Num-: clark psror IN Srosss.iis
rosewood Canterbury oil psntngs marble slab and sraos
ats lace esra tytopon table mahogany sofa beated
hss rosewood caevee sos in plush centre table
Win Italian narbie top dressing french bedeads
gashstaD6s, bos and bedding, china glass ani plated
wsre clock papier aashe tables together with dining
aDd Kitchen furniture with which sale will
II whole ID in Ora. order and be- soil
,ssh Catalogues che morning Of sae. Deposits
Iuirsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

IAaIWARE AUCTION NOTICE LARGE SALE OF
IL hardware JOHN VAN AN IWLhP 4 On will sell
this day. ter ecock at 100 Pearl street, 80 packages and
lott comprising complete sssortoen shelf goods
cd to the season sso lao ca de kn sh ana cutlery 30
dozen long hsndsd shovs ia. For full soc
Jour- al Of Commerce and catalogues which ready
Ter n,s. four MONTHS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

TeIlN W SOMERJNDYKE AUcTI0NEER MORT
81 sage ,AIeTsbe botce hist shall SELL at public
,on or the 29th de-. Ct s..!t@1 ,,.sens - y s'sle-
and Tenth avenue in ths city, twenty aisnsss 100
twenty sts stage hsrnss and tie tla
natcfeft q John H. Clak in ths hcerss the West
street Ra.sry end Wal street limo Of stages,
crane dated 1Hh oe,ohtr, ie1z
JtHN W. SCMSklNDYKE Attorney for Mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

NyILLIAM Writer'S. AUoTfs.NEER WILL SELL ON
Nv Wednesday 81 half east ton o'clock, at i7s Canal
tanned In the aoye house, combating of assoysmsnt
well furnished house. A8o, the house t. let.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

T AFGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF A CABINET MA
IL ksr's soch Of furniture Tomorrow Wednesday at 10
O'Clock, ~ 200 Bowery near EoSton street. r. G. KEMP
will sell 1t suction above the entire stock Of handsome
furniture mRpufsctuts5 by mir f. Fitssimmons and
has been made with for his custom trade and all
Of which viii BIZ positively sold witbeut any he
being about to change his business snd lion
with another hous and sers far induce for the
ture ct auction prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

TCHN W. SoBERINDYKE, AUCrIONERR-sToaE
81 II spruce street sale and we'll
selected of groceries sna qqors Wednesday Sept
IS at log o'clock 1t No S4 sixth OF
By fourth street the stock Srst class
Stu It's crushed cred and brown sugar chests aud
hsif 30 Of and bask tets and hur0t Coffee
barrtls -four bags of meal soaps candles and
do. uprising eral assortment stock Of
hquors trsp0es GIN rum craupsgne other vines
vood and glass also the stand casks kegs barrels and
fixtures platform scsles counter do canster horse
wagon Epo harness, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

ITO LRT--A MAT TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE
N the Bowery between orand and sroeme streets ana
the furniture
formerly kent private boarding house. Apply At III
Bowery, private d00r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO LADY AND
"A with board for the lady only il sms pr-
Seventh next house to the southwest Of
Twenty til stI cot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

RIO ilT-lN JERSEY CITY. A NEAT CoTrhGs YEAR
TIE feyrr part of the furniture would be sold at
fair price des ed Possession about October ADDRESS
~ mos, box No GA Fost Office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

RIO LET-IE sOcTH BROOKLYN, TO A RESPECT
able small family the third story of the 4ente bouse
NO Wooohul street about A. walk q nil
ton ferry consisting If psror kithsa, three bed
and three largo closets Rent moderats Apply
q ptemiaes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

DOARE-Ap 100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET. SECOND
ID door from Stnyessnt park and Lexington place.
nooms for and his wife, seo, for two three
ale gentle The house IL and newly furnished
xh~nrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

RIO LET-A FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, AND
fur niturs for sale In Of the osations
up town. west Of Broadway large Of good pay
ing hoarcers in the house. To Sisi ing to ener
into the busiuesa this s rsrs opportunity Address
S. s., Broadway Pest Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

RIO LET-A FINE STORE, NEAR BROADWAY, SUIT
able kind of business, term6 TO suit Address
W Herald ofce, within three days, stating whore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

HANDSOME SUIT OF FURNIsHs APARTMENTS
IA to let, at o. 776 ErOad.av three above nth
stree. On tho European plan wen adopted for loman
and wife three sfDGe gentlemen the
sitting OF parior and bedroom, bath ng room Re n
nected Please sppy from ~ to ii NJ, when the
seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

WANTED TO PURCHASER SOUND HORSE OR
msre, not under fifteen hands higk eight yea
eld which can trot mile in two minutes ana forty or
irty nve seobds Any having svch animal TO
deDoso o. Will OF orsh Gust omer by sddresng
70 ~ n r. Herald sce stating lowest price and whore "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

DOARD.-FURNIsnE ED ROOMS, AT 20 UNION PLACE,
- to lot With without board fhs house is dsiightul
~ situated having al the modcrn and
i'okap the Park Strangers whiting the city b. aooo
nodatealwith pleasant rooms,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

pR0OKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR
- famiiy without children, have board with hand
ssme suite Of rooms, FURNISHED unfurpishcd in all
private family. Location very desirable Apply At No.
la2 Dufheld street, near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

MORTGAGE sALE-wM 3 JONES, AUCrI0NEs =
M By virtue OF chattel mortgage will sell this day,
at 10 Spruce street at l0 o'clock M eight mahogany
chsis large Kitchen French bsdtead Brus
sells carpets ing ain carpets sofas. couches wardrobes
sre iron safe, &es
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~. wneex,s Plan for Universal Education.

w hateVer ought to he done be done.
Edsooa The Cease OF Cod the Pioseer OF the Gospel,
The HePt Of fs'ents Of tho CaUeh Our Country and the
He and aemAnds the money and the best efforts OF the
Pc'pie fer It's Un6ersal Advancement To give IL due
prominence among the best Eoerprses OF the day. the fol-
loving Institution has been established:
ueiscd Saies SiOol Agency (lS4f) BY T. ~ Weor Pro.
fntter Ne xyS broadway, New-Nork. Devoted TO Uaf-
tsssat Eesedfsoa by CesaOn FERd accommodating by the
NstsTtos, lsiss~eets and DoRatioas of patrons and
fnsnds throughort the U.ioR The Register also rch
aid Increasing Fssd Of information Subscribers snd
SefbNsdeys who share MsRal BcReSf BY Dridend and
IN the execution Of all Edsical orders secured BY ne
Table Cnt With Rsereoces ion lnteIest) Having con-
Fe@as itacAet, Matroas, CAsTcass, oygaRsis, poeai
"N fGssts, F's, Nc u affords unbouuded snd lacrees
ing eces or the speedy attainment OF It's object at the
smallest exferse the subscribers having Confidential and
fetretn VI their Wants aud Merits until
ritec The sAcoks selling to the parties Tor So "a
SIC $40 and served az one per cent, ON the ne.
CURED compensation for year. Unloading board be
renewed AZ each application until caneeea OnshAf of
the fee VIII C appropriated 70 advertising exclusively for
any patron who makes double subscription Liberal terms
vestmeris LIE CAis viii he sold AZ reduced priceS and
hsSs OF Stock 20 suit purchasers SpAedsrs VIII share
equal PROFITS given ceueEe The owner offs gA.k
ssn Be Agent tog Toes Cessiy or Ssats on the sams
srs Uoaofsns srproprisfed 10 the aid Of worthy
r1istn Tososcys esd is1ls establishing Nsso SeAoos II
cares the money and best eorts OF an The sale OF Cae
q Mare to eyey School and Teacher and every friend OF
k1res.ion win I'll our lard with the best Soci Cecees
isariss ChgTeAes &c and educate the nation a, the
smallest expense Please 20 purchase SA1ye or CAes
nor Unssssai EGsrfios livery dollar pr0oures S00 en-
senert Personal applications oi;en s1ied a drst cali
ueto to the Agecey negotiate by paying al dues a1d
rnsw tbeis sabsc- ption Immediately.
TIE Circular aud this advertisement general letter to
Correspondents.
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MAGAZINE-NEW SERIES

CRAHAM's MAGAZINE-NEWS SERIES.
" The publisher and editor of GRAHAMs AMERI-
CAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE, in view Of the rapidly
growing and improving for elegant literature IN tbs
country has determined to eErge his monthly to the full
,se Of the London Eve dollar Magazines-aud i,hout ia
ereosing he price excel them all in the ability variety
and esant finish of the literary natter well ~ to Illus
trste the work style OF beauty unknown in European
Magazines successfully attempted heretofore on this
side Of the winter.
The success of the Magazine since the first Of January
has been beyond all former trumpbs in its history We
have already had from printer three editions OF the jan
uary and February numbers and have Obliged him to I'M
derake the agreeable expense OF several thousand dollars
for additional machinery and facilities to meet the rapidly
growing demand ier the work We hazard nothing in say
ing that at this moment Grahams Magazine Is the most
popular monthly periodical in America aud has the rest
prospects of sustained circulation Of Magazine in the
world.
The March number win commence A new SERIES, and
the work win thereafter be adapted to meet the prevailing
taste Of the public Original papers Of the highest excel
ence viii always appear in its pages asd 0prOre hat Aer
lean mind need eGr eonfydsi u Byffh ability The mo'f
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foreign articles fresh from The reyy Latest European sources
In every department Of Graham the utmost care shall
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The March number VIII be published in New-York City
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Song in Drought. Emily Hermann
A Marriage at Tangier.
To- r. Barriek. Mis- NJ Z. Wilson.
The Departed. VIM. II. c Hssiner
Ear Far Away Miss s J. C. Whittlesey.
Lima: Or, The Ashtons. Angelo Dc V. Hull
Wellington. II. W. Herbert.
The Lucky Penny. Mrs. 5. c. Hall
Fiddling Jack.
Lines to a Canary Bird Fred. W. GTaysoa-
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Judgrnent Ct Pans. Wa Alexander
Triad Of PSiatr-
khd-elk RAIDER.
Lullaby. MIS- o. NJ. p. Lord
The Death of the Veteran. An Old CsnfnSa'd
Parker yous Eranoais- Tait's MssA-ine'
Helen Lysdsey. Mrs 5. C. Hall
IN, Po.t', RsveilIe. Thomas Z. Van Beeeer.
Ron Hunting in India FrlEsrs Magazine
yestisia Rstrorsam. George H. Boxer
The British Slave ~ stem
Review Of New Books
Editors Table. -h.r~
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,!gE Weaderful Discovery - THE SIGHT and
REARING RESTOKED-Speetscles and Ear Ifampets
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Mem Publications.
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~ Inventors Notice,-A1 Inventors who sub
fc1bed TO RESOLUTION circulated at the late FAR OF the
American Institute 10 establish Mechanical Museum or
Polytechnic Institute in the City Of NewYork, VIII please
at tine Lecture Room. No fi3 Broadway coner o.
Lispepa-d-s,) ou TUESDAY EVENING, the 9Th inst At
"a O'Clock Friends offhe object generally are also Inyei
By request CLINTON ROOSEVELT.
II ST. Nicholas Building Association-Reg-
ular MeetiBg.-The next monthly meeting Tor pay
rrent Of duSs and redemption of shares vii De he'd 1t
No i63 BoweTy. Union Buildings on THURSDAY next
10tf inst. st7i o'clock r. NJ.
SHARES win be offered for redemption. -,
The Office No Is Duanest Chatham Bank Bqlans W.,
be open on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS from 70 O'Clock where dues may be paid
WM. Z. CONKLIN, President
RoEERT d. HART, Secretary.
- Emigrnnt Intelligence Once ana Labor
Exchange, Nos Is and n Canai-st- New YOrk-Ia ma
osce u established by the Commissioners Of Emigration
where always be und large numbers Of Laborers and
Servants low rates Of and pe-ens can have
asr orders filed by writing % the Superintendent and end
ls the necsy 10 pay the passage Of the partes
rsouiyed No fees char ged 20 employers
JAS p. PAGAN. Superintendent
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uELLER's SALOON of WONDERS

IL NEW SERIES!
GLORIOUS SUGGEST NJ. ROBERT HELLER the
WIZARD EDWARDS, and the great original Professor
of Necrouancy has commenced q and brilliant Series
of WONDERS and MIRACLES, at his spleaad Saloon,
No $50 Broadwry Chinese Buildings and which viii be
continued until further notice.
very Startling and extraordinary nature, called the
MYSTERIOUS RATINGS!
Which combined with the extensive variety OF wonder
full scientific aud BecromsDtc experiments, and the I'M
mense feature Of - -
SECOND SIGHT,
Presents attraction before offered 20 the world!
Performances to commence II O'Clock PM, and on
Saturday Afternoon az s Admission 20 cents Children
half price For full particulars see programme.
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3periaI Notifies.

ry. The General Committee OF Democratic
wings. and tho General Committee Of Democratic Wing
Young Men WI Taeet at the Broadway House. On TUES
Panctusi at.sn1sce is requested "a busnoss Of npor
taace viii come before the Committees.
By order Of the two Committees,
JANIS KELLY, Chairman Gen COMMITTEES.
yo b .Ah MSIds Vice Chairman Gen Com.
GgoReE 7. NELSON, Secretaries.
VIZ L. sHASp pa s&,D DsT, ppooxs ch.irr0,,
,,,,vs Y ng9 9SI Mems Wing Co9 9Sai.s0
s sAMI W RJ JohhSssoN. f Z Msasoo@
fhT Wss NJ hg gmiqa. }secretarics.
~ Young Guard.--At meeting Of the Yong
Guard Henry Clay Association held on Saturday evening"
heb D y following preamble ana iesoo'iO' were u'A"
Whsoos Ii mas been the custom Of this Association to
rive Annual Ball in honor OF our great leader from
whom we Derive our and in the rtherance OF whose
principles we stand pledged and Whereas tins whole
fesn called 10 onrn the osa Of brightest ornament aud
Tnost fearless aud able defender-HENRf CLAf-there
Rssired That a marx Of respect 70 his memory and
Of Of dop and iIregaIsble loss we viii abstain
III; NlCoLAY, President
A. w. FLOYD Vice President
JIM. PRIcE, Rec. Secretary.
~ French Lectures.-Mr. DE LAvIGNE pro-
20 usSe TUEsDhY and Friday EVEN
INGs from 70 O'clock The frst Lecture OF the Course
j-ct: ''Slayery It's extinction Of attaining this
without injury 10 owners Tickets for the Course Sj TO
be procuied al the door. Mr. DE LAvlGNE is permitted
10 refer To Messrs John A. Gray Marcus Spring. Robert
Hsydoek, A. Lynch and Iheo sedewieS
rT- Peoples Lecfures.-Rev. HENRY WARD
BEECHER win give the Ninth Lacture Of the Peoples
Course the Tabt rasee, TUESDAY EVENING, Feb Och.
SpbectThe CoDse ratye aud the Progressive. Lecture TO
commence at soclock. Tickets ~ cents
~ Park BENJAMIN, Esq, viii deliver his humor.
and satrcal poem Money and Love for the benefit
of the Library Fund of The Irving LitIy Union, on
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb TO- at the stuyyeseht In
1cketf 20 cents EACH be obtaned at Smiths omeo
psihic Pharmacy, No. 1888 Broadwayi Embrc's No 1874
bowery; Hatch Co, No 72j Broadway; New-fork
Hotel, and Of the door the evening Of tho Lecture
ALBERTS fLANDRAU, No 1873 Elzabethst,
H. M. SMITH,
X. w. CURTIS, Com
SB.W. MCKEE,
J.F. SMITH.
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V,HE ILLUSTRATED sELF.NsTRUCT-

l. OR N Phreuolosy and Physiology, with one hundred
Ebgavings and Chart. Price prepaid by mall 80 cents
Published ty FowLERs WELLS, Isl NsssAu-st- n. Y.
An excellent work for MISUNDERSTANDING the print
rles OF these sciences together with mach Other vauioe
matter
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.vOOD,s MINsTRELs-No. 44 Broad.

WOODS MINSIRELS-No 4A Broad
w wsy, above Howard-st.-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
INCH. WOOD, Manager and Propnetor.-Tbe enter.
tsnments offered BY this celebrated company Of Musicians
end Ethiopian Denestors cannot be equaed BY any Other
band in the United States programmes Doors open
e. 81; Concert 81 " O'Clock Admission y
cents The public respectfully informed that 1fe After
pCon Concerts sIcOntnued-
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Cost an1 foun6.

Cost ano foun6.
7 OST, on Sunday last, a Bundle of Letters,
IL either in Of the 6thay Cars or IN Sthst be-
tween 9Th and sh-ays The finder will be suitably reward
ed by leaving the same at No. 90 West 26th-st
StD0 REWARD.-Lost or Stolen on Satur-
SSO day morning, in Washington Market, double
essed Gold Watch s. J. Tobias Co, Liverpool No 26ol
PawnbyokeIs and others requested 10 stop the same II
offered for sale. Apply at No lsl Canal-st.
d - REWARD.-Lost, on Saturday, tho 9Th
W - inst, in the vicinity Of Vanxhs, small Scotch
Terrier Slut with long black and gray hair aud black col
lar Any having found the and wi return her 10
No 10 4thav or to JOHN CUMMING, No. 71s Broadway,
viii receive the above reward.