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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-06-01
Business Car1s.
Ladies' Fancy Goods Store

(.Near the Railroad Station.)
D. w. HAMMOND.
Constantly on hand and for sale q good
assortment Of Fancy Goods, Books, Per-
fumery, superior Confectionery,
Foreign and Domestic Fruit,
Patent Medicines, Station
cry, Toys, &C., &c.
sole appointed agent for Rosemary and
Castor Oil, Prof, Clinton's instantane eous
Hair Dye, and Mrs. Partington's Toll ct
Soap. 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

ocroREn 2.-Jcmes Pueh W Ann Puoh The object OF
the present motion TO introduce under alisgAtoas
IN suptlen entail complaint, entirely and sub
stanve cause Of action arising since the suit
neiced and not to bring befcr~ the court facts aid
OF me case made by the original comolsint nor fActs
material TO guide the In detsrmnDg the relief 70
which upcn the cause Of action alleged In the aplaint
the plaintiff entitled Motion denied, With e1o costs
Charles 4 M0vyah JdSses s. Ay'cayd, on ds0ursx
to the compaint.-woo1rud II thiok the CON plant
clearly bad but that the defendant has misaksn the
Of obtsiuiDg reformation That should 10 soug
by motion. The defect my Judgment ID not that two
Of action improperly united bat THAI
two Of action properly united Ia the q e
suit stated In accordance with the drecons con
tained In section 1877 Of the code The depur er = a.t
be cvsrrusd with leave 70 th. defepdAnt te ansvsv o,
submit motion :, correct the complart a. hs m n
Ievisd cr be .a-Ient Of The .o5sS =. Gs ds-a.1ls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

Hon. Judge Mitchell prssidiog.
0cT. 2-Ths C'urt opsr ed .his morning With the
ususl proclamation.
ARRAIGsMENTs FOR MURDER.
The following prisoners were put forward TO plead.
They were all, with exception respecabty drsGed
snd nrne of them appeared TO exceed the age Of thirty
five or fo,ty yesss-
john Corkorsn VAS asrsgned for the zusder OF Nj.
Mr. J Is PhiIirs IN behalf OF ths priso asr, waived
the resdir Of the indictment AMI ensss.d plea Of
not guilty Tbs trial was down for next ssdsy.
Nj L.. B. shepard, iss,Iict A'torhey, announost
sble, "a the most OF them would occupy bu' shors
Pstriak ycMahep was srrasr ed for th. murder Of G..
tba,ine Mceshrp ard plesa not guilty ghs trial weS
Get dov n for WeoDetday next
peory King arraar ed for the murder OF Timothy
saturday next
William Fowkes was srrsgued for the murder Of Ed.
wasd Bogsn PIesdso Lot guilty, his trial set dovn
for ThuTftsy next.
Charles Jseer was arrssssd sor It's murder Of John
Moran P,adsd guilty atd his trial was re. down
for FIRST Tuescsy, ttbis dag
James smith was arraiepsd sor tie murder Of James
LAWS Pleaded net guilty and his trial tst dova fox
the third SoDdsy Of the month.
Henr, Glad vas - rsigned for the murder OF James
Mcksns Pleaded not guilty, and ais trial set down
Charles Graham asraigned fer the murder Of John
WI SON. and pleaoec not guilty.
Mr. Chase and Mr. Edmcn BLANK ns7 were ssst4rei A.
counsel to defend the rrisorer
Mr.. Blsnimap hoped ths court xoure assign hm An
the defence.
sr chase Gee insd 70 act, ard NJ Jonas PhiIhp,
was assigned. and the trial Sc. devn for this secoad
kt ndsy Of this month
TBE HOMICIDE IN TIE sT. NICHOLAS aoTBL.
Mr. X. Whiting said that in the case Of Or ltobsrt
Graham, charged with the rder OF Ct lor.ng they
would be ready for tns defence in the ornsg unless
something untowsrd happened.
he district Attorney said 1t rgbt be set down for
Tuesday mcrnipg
The Court remarked that there cass already rot
down fer Tuesday.
~.
cculd he dispcsed Il In . very short time
Mr.. Whtre said that he did not thns the case Of Dr.
Graham would occupy more thsn two da-s
rr Grsbsm not ia court
The Grand Jury summoned for this court were dis.
chsrgeo, there being grand inonsst air eady empan
neied at The sessions before whom bills OF indictment for
Oyer and Termi ner will be sent
The petty jury then called and several excused
on various grounds The court then adjourned TN
Tuesday morning At ten O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

WEIGHING CoAL-The Boston Adcnfiu has
article the coal trsde which contains the folio wing
practical sugg' sons on the m. asuremsnt Of COAL which
W commend 20 public attention -
Before leavr the subject will advert to another
ronwe mesn the security possessed by the purchaser
that be has gecd night measure. At present the
purchaser deperds entirely the honesty of the seller
and hote in his service II has rot thought safe
to rely solely this In other similar Every cord
Of wood 10 t. be measured every barrel Of beef
IL inspected every bushel OF charcoal must bs sold In
seaeo basket No such securities exist In reference to
cesl Eth the policy In unnecessary la rrfers nee to
Other articles and oreht to be given up var
rsptabe interference with private concerns ought
10 be extended to cos article Of general
sumption than other, exceps -four, and whose
bus puts y out Of the power Of the retail purchaser
easily to tetect imposition
1his could be dore IN ways than The dc sler
might be required TO send the article to the purchaser
vehicles constructed TO hold ton, Its aquot parts
The requisite size for this purpose could be fixed By
number Of measurements sufficient TO ascertain the
aversge space 6ed by ton Of anthracite the different
varist suppose, not varying much In specific
gravity each load could bs driven TO the city seses
and ia weight be- certified by public Officer II ID the
practice we understand IN EpgsnS to send the coal TO
the uichaer In large bags, made Of stout mats
rial adapted to the purpose The bsg intended
tain given weight say 200 pounds pair Of scales il
cent with the load OF cea and the purohasav n he
phss, weigh every bag but he generally contents
himself With weighing one or two, taken At venture
out cf he wsgon ,osd
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P1rrSBURG Oct. 2. 1854.
This afternoon, about two O'clock FIRE broke out in
the fourth story Of the extensive drug store Of A.
Fahrestoct at the Of Wood and Front Streets
The store entirely destroyed With most Of its
tents The stock Of goods valued at $70000 upoa
which there insurance Of $50 00c ss tolawsIn
the Pitsburg oces sl6 600; London $40 oo0 Delaware
Mutual e5oo0 Home IS COO; Franklin, Of Philadep phis
$1,000; Etna of Hartford, 900. Tho huildng
insured for eS 600. in the North american of Caden
The dre ragged with great violsuce and oommunicste
to the house owned by Mrs Mcdowell, Wood street
and occupied by Henry Collins, produce dealer sad s.
Mckee, glass warehouse aIso TO ehe house In Front
street owned by Vim Noble and occupied By Robinson
b Mir mis- steam engine builders
McKees loss 10 SEQ for which he is insured in the
Dtiawsre Mutual Insurance Company Robinson &
Mpnis loss is but $3.50. Mr Mobiles loss estia
at 81 0o0 for which he is fully covered in the
Delaware Mutual Com any. Mrs. Mcdowell was insured
for 81 500, but it will not her loss Mr. Collins
loss amounts tn almost nothing
DR.. Fun denoerg, Dentist who ives rassing Fshnes
tocks store during the hre, struck By package
thrown fro upper story windos and very severely
if not fatsry wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

Tie Fdgs town Vineyard Ga:ete gives the following
detailed tf the of the escape
Holiness Hole Of the slave secrettd board tho bark
fIsLk'n, bound from Jacksonville, Fla to Bath. Me-
landed Weet Chop and proceeded to Gay bead whore
be entered swamp and remained concealed for several
days On the 10th jn.t warrant wac placed 10 the
banda OF Deputy sheriff Lambert Of Chiimark for his
arrest on charge OF larceny the offence alleged being
the stealirg of boat from the Frankln. with this
warrant In his pocaet, sheriff Lambert proceeded in
search for the slave. He went TO Gay Head. out did
not enter the swamp indeed he did not know not hay
ing been Informed ut least. positively that the slave
was there. lie however searched In vain for the ug
bis lone just psevious to. or at the very moment
WIEN TIE warrant Was placed In the hands Of sheriff
Iomtert, two women emerged from the lovely village
OF Holiness Hole, and after lingering . momeni
In the suburbs, were furnished with . vehicle,
into which they entered, taking With them some
tie slave and we're determined to him from capture
II possible. After nsrng the vehicle they drove with
all speed to the sea at Gay Head On arriving there,
they endeavored Ia an to persuade an to enter the
sssmp ard inform the slave that friends out
site ready to convey him 70 place of safety. The
then boldly entered the swsmp-sii marshy and vet,
and oyerprown with briars and thorns Ia it was-and
alter short search found the slave who endeavoied to
escape from them but after being furnished th food
sId earning that the heroic women were bis friends,
rssdy to assist in hi. escape foD the ocer nf tho law
be conferred with them The woman and bonnet
we're soon placed upon him. when they all emerged from
the swamp and jumping into the wagon drove direct to
Msnsinbe Bite, and entered boat, with good pilot on
board which the women had engaged TO met them
arrival of he boat at New Bedford the took the
slave to the residence OF abotionist AMI arrange
mente made by him which resulted In the for sAei.
ing of the awe to canada
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Ws BY TELEGRAPH,


Boston ana Chaxiestown Annexed
BosroE, Oct ., 1854.
The vote in Chsriestown to day, ON the question of
exation TO Boston resulted in fav OF the propos
tion BY vote Of yeas Az nays 1,1i7.
The vote was largo and the throughout highly
excited Some of the defeated party toIed the bshs
while oesson OF the supporters Of anas1son with
. band OF music. psraded the principal streets No
r'cent event has caused much excitsm in Charles
town. The two cities will be consoiio atod uudsr
ono municipal governnsnt sgreeaby to tho decision
the people.
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THE YELLOW FEvER IN THE SOUTH.
BALrIMoRE. Oct. i, 1854
The New Orleans papers of Tuesday last repor. the
deaths in that city during the preceding at 5O4
including 34l from yellow fever.
AtSavannah, on Thursday lsat there six deaths
ouiy three BY the fever The papers, however, stiu
warn strangers to keep away.
There were six deaths in Charleston Friday.
MORTALITY OF BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2, 1854.
The number OF deaths in this city last eschsd
49, Including 20 from consum pton 10 Of bowel ds-
ease, and t3 under ten years of age
Our city throngsd With strangers The Agricultural
Fair commences to morrow and the display promises 20
be very fne.
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TrOR sALE--A RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON
V undsr the American Bible House, corner OF Third
sEsnrs and Eighth street. with three ysars lease.
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HvnTREyIIIE COURSE. L. I-TROTnNG-TUEs
~ day, Oct. 3, ct O'Clock P. Match for 5000,
mile heats best three in fve to wagons. r. Nodns
names m. Highland Maid; II. Woodruff names &. e,
I'd Eddy. Cars leave the South ferry 1t o'clock for
the Course, and stages leave the ferries hourly
JOEL C0NKLIN. Proprietor.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PcraOu%l IrrelinwencS

Personnel I.telilgencc,
resigned bis seat 10 the UDised ss ses suste is
nnunced to be unfounsed by the st Louis Republican
AMERICAN TOURISTS IN IRELAND.
:, Departures from Grishsm's Ho1ei iubn. Sept. l3-
Arrivals At the R',d Hotel, Killarney, sept &C.
Departures fiom the Hib.-pia Hotel Iub.in Sept g.
Col. snd AIs Ma'hias, Ns~ Yora; Rev. NJ. and MIS-
Hamilton. 90; DT md Mrs Ryan, United States.
ARRIVALS.
en sss .ds su'ss nHsssS Nav
Kelly; Eco llsT.lis; b John BssInsn Kia$srhsos
zS' p A,s.ps s.ass
S fsss on fsa Albany: T. con.soep Rome; n%s samuel
asss Ds:.'s s f:a E'f.
0 Morris. U. $ A. II. b Kent. Richmond,
asssGSss'.s:r sa3 ny niyn'sH w
esr b. Rsfhss n:s Msz M%
Ca..d. G berry Bsnss,. ssd family. S.tinose; wash
Bunting family s.s Sek; n MeAnas;s. LanSss Ss.
Judge Kelly and family, PhiiadeIphia
nen Sss o'is.ns .n1'' ass.. Ssa ss.ssn Dis
Ms1Sl" ErsnsnsFd rnnd IN Sias.Dfs Mich JsrSSs
Ya ds.. D Irvine n.Tr'ar Ps
Il. ps;'ss''f S:ss s::ss.s slss : : se.s "
sS9s s Ph.asIpis az; ss'I':sn,s aosav. s.
vannah; Mr.. and Mrs Hsrwood, Conn.
At the Asfo,--J. NJ. YeAtmNn aud two Mics Yeatmans
s. Loui,; Col. sumner .siass g.s An 6. xssisnaI:
ssrauDah DR.. Crane and lady. Now Orleans T. X. Hall,
TexA,; d. ". Leland tbsrerton; DR. J. Davis Colum
Liza, s. C.; James Marvin and son, Saratoga Springs
Hor c. X Green. Michf Hon George Bliss Spring
feid; A. T. window, Cincinnati; H. Miller. Geo ChAs.
Carroll, Ohio
snip losnoke--Nrs Sc Baptist and three children, VIM
Baldwin, nr. B Cabel, Mr. Van Leu, daughter and
servant Rober G Mayo, Horace Kent, Robert W Hsr.
wood, Mr. Hutchinson, Miss A Hopkins, VIM HAr-
wood, Geo whitfield Edward T. Dudley, Mr. Kelly, Henry
Mccpioeh: VI 9 McEwe'l Capt James Cornick, John
Newell, Peter HIDE, Lieut. Morris, LADY child and
servant; John N Ferguson, Lewis Shear Oliver
Heebe, John Ducksr Johs Priddy, Daniel D-u
cheart, and 20 In the steersge.
DEPARTURES.
For Havana and New oriesp In steamship Empire City
Mrs Siokles Degnow, Y BIumenthAl and lady II
Brcohs, Gale, Mrs Titus apd children. Brown, W
Oliver and lady Capt Cham and lady, Mrs Wilson ntss
Mtoasn hrs Rntier Jshn Brush Gs,en Absiio vctor
Bondosqne, Jovs Capt Dunn, Labsrger, Mrs Tay-
,or Mrs Costa, Leigh and wife. @ Parker. 81 Hub.
tArd, ) Slater, Van Tas@el. KeegA and lAdp,
Porehlin, N sAlls. Psrgic Msrsss Ps.o n Canal
keberts Gibbs, hubbsrd, n Cato, G Parker, q
Holfday Paul hitshouse Sabeft and others In the
steerags.
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HHADAkE MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
Ul riages, who win AL enjoy the greatest happiness
end matrimonial bss and WIN ahov the person they will
marry, through "a instrument which she win cause 70
ilunnate ss hy invoking ths powers Of her wonderful
ehnughss 70 Brooms street, near Cannon street Cen
Slsmsn not admitted
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4 FAYETTEVILLE COURSE, L. I-rROrnNG-ON TUES.
~ day Oct g. at 3h O'Clock, for pure OF 500; mile
heats best three 10 i've, to wagons T Nodne on
HusteAd owner enters br. z Uncle Tom The race be-
tween Highland and Ed EDDY will positively come Of
at O'Clock. JOEL CONKLIN.
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From Phi1a0eiphia.
A NEW YORKER swIEDLED OUT OF 81 100 BY THE
BALL GAME.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2, 1854
Jonathan RUSSELL drover, Of Chautsuqus county New
York syindlso out Of 600 last eveniag, By two
sba-pers practising the bali game and in ducpg him to
loan his money giving worthless check for 81 600
security.
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HENTREvHLE COURSE, L. .I-PACTNG-NONDAY,
~ Ostober 23 Purse $500 mile heats, be In s, In
double hA,ness VIM wheean enters black mares Gin
dsreiIa and Issdora Hiram Woodruff enters marc
JOEL CoNKLIN Prouristor
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WOULD Nor KAsF Orr THE TRACK.-As the yes.
tero,y Icrnipg freight ain eonsistng Of tweuty
cars loaded was app oachpg Fulton from the west and
about four miles from IT, the ep eineer observed man
walking the tide Of the track sixty rods ahead
Of the train He sounded the whistle and when within
about twenty RODS thinl ing The would step
asiie he then wbised TO brake but the could
be fully stopped before the buttirg bsam OF the locomo
tive strucs the Q side, kno sting him down
The gineer jumped off, picked him mp and the train
was stopped before bad fully pasaed the spot Adoo.
was sent for 70 Fulton by the conductor and much
attention shown him possibe but II feared he
could not live tin this morning He was very old man
with white hair nsmed Daniel Courtepay, and Is .hs
same man who at uck by gravel train Wills wsi,
ing on the track last winter He almost totally dss
- -Miluoulis Seutinsl Sept 20.
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From Cincinnati,

TIE BANK NOTE LAw-THB AMERICAS kEFoRM
TICKET, ETC.
CINCINNATI, Oct. g. 1854
TIE small rcte law vent into operation 70 daS Bat
little attention paii tn II outside Of the banks
The Americsn reform ticaet pubs he'd to-day and
the POLITICAL campaign Il nc~ fully organized
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Markets.
Markets.
BALTIMORE CArrLx MARKET

BALTIMORE CATrLz MARKET
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2, 1854
At the market, 1.100 head Of bseves were offered
300 we're driven to PHILADELPHIA and 300 we're sold on
the hoof at prices ranging from 81 Is 81 2 averaging
50 80 The gross stock of better quality than that
of last week bogs sold at IS Is 81 So The supply
Of sheep was large saes wee made at 90 . So so,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PBIiADEIPHIA, Oct 2, 1854
At our frst hoard this morning stocks firm at the
annexed quotations. - Reading Railroad, 3SH Long
Island Railroad l4h Peprsylvanie kAil-oad As; Morris
taral 1917 Perpsy wants state Fives 81. Money aas
Undergone 10 change
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MATRIMONIAL.

n GENTLEMAN WHOSE POSITION ENTITIES HIM
IA to seek among the wealthiest and most respectable
wishes to bec acquainted with amiabls and
piishsd lady With view to natrimony, II mutually
pleased Mono but ladies' moving In the Hrst wslk Of
LIFE invited to address O. R. Broa iway Post Ocs
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The NerchelTs ExcnarXc Reading ROO m
BOSTON O.t 2, 1854
The Merchants Exchange Reading Room re opened
to-day after being closed for repairs which tho.
rough ana elegant Mr.. P. Whipple has the general
supervision Of the ,oom, but the department is
efficiently carried on BY Mr. John I. Smith.
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REWARDS.

Q,10n REWARD LOST, THIS MORNING, OCTO-
plOU Der between the hours OF III and O'Clock,
IN going from Exchange place through William street. to
Wan street. the carao' belor ging to mourn ng pin,
set in black enamel gold and heo by four claws Ihe
finder VIII receive the reward returning IT to
No. l4l Broadway.
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T1NION COURSE L. L-TROrrING THURSDAY,
~ Oct. S, at O'Clock p. NJ match for 81, ,o00 mils
heats best three in five, in harness Mr.. II Woodruff
names , m Flora Te ppe; Mr.. q Jones names I. 9 Mac
Cars will leave South ferry Brooklyn At fifteen uinutes
past two Tor the and return the rot IL
ovee faro to go and return fifty cents
SHAW 4 WHITE, Prcprietors.
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II OST-ON Friday, SEPT %. 1854, A LADv'S
~ gclj watch, with gald face, ard T. marked the
back supposed TO have lost in Tonpsins square
stage Ten dollars will be paid for the recovery Of it by
ELLEN HAMILTON, so Camel street.
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NATIONAL HOt Sc FAIR AT THE NATION Al COURSE
IN Gentlemen who entered their horses at this fair
sie particularly requested TO present their certificates
OF entry without delay and receive the amount OF the
fee At Ill Tenth between Broad ray and
University Place
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T OsF--ON SATURDAY EvENING, SEPTEM6ER 29TH,
Il in going from No Eighth avenus to SO King atreet
de Of set of Lace curtains The person who lost II
poor woman, and will be much oblgsj to sny person
returning tie same at Sr Smiths, No Eighth
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@7A REWARD-LO,T, ON FRIDAY, TIL 9th OF
DlO september, in Doyer street, four bank books;
ole on the Chambers street Saviogs BANK the
B"wery savings Bank the Emgraut Saviogs Bauk
and one on the Greenwich Savings Bank Any person
leaving said bsnk books at Mr. Dcky's 1l3 Bowery will
recev the above and tho thanks of the loser
no questions asked The sad books Of 70 any
one but the owner. PETER LYNEN.
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DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM
IN 1rotting Friday, Oct. s, 1854, At O'Clock p. NJ
Match for $780, mile beats, best 10 to saddle Hiram
Woodruff names br g. Joe Heustead; Hellsus na mos
b. Comm odore W. BROWN, Proprietor
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BAsSFORD's FIRT PREMIUM woRLDY FAIR
"A hliard tab]es-Judses' prize for best tahIa srhi
b4d the cheapest made, the only patsnt Players Win
nd slate and metal tables with 'oer and ar cushions
Every sricls In the trade for sale. Tabss ready for
shippirg
DuIIARD TABLES FOR SALE "A SUPERIOR STOCK
ID hs ssen By calling ct our factory. Three good
p promp.,y % Attended to- eRisF1ra DECKER 90 Ann st
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0 on REWARD LOST, BErwEES TRINITY
peJO Church and the Battery, on the Gath Of Au-
gust, gold lever watch and cnan vauei sos; mskers
name Ferguson, Edinburgh and mum Der OF tue vatoh,
1,10S Any person shall receive the bove reward by
turing he same to JAMES MARTIN, 81 Mott street.
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r OsT-ON THE 10TH OF SEPTEMBER. TdREE HUN
dred and seventy two dollsrs In q wrs pper marked
State With the initials McC Co., the asms with
date; the above st gong from Chambers street
to Trinity Bsdings Broadway The 6nder will receive
one third of the amounf, BY ressng box 3S9 Post
oce ~'h particulars, B. Drake, $50 Franklin street.
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II OsT-A CHECKER CH ,-ED SILVER sNUFF BOX,
~ govern ment hall stamp lid. Also the initials OF
P. The finder may receive . reward BY its return
to Mr. Kerrsn 284 Greenwich street. fourth door above
Warren street. II offered for sale its stoppsge and
tce is geuces.ed.
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a. 0n REWARD LOST, ON SATURDAY, sEPrEM
pLO ber SO, single stone diamond ring, white
ST weighing 13s carats, plain smooth setting Any
persop returning the will receive the above ward
with the thanks Of the owner at John pavisons IL
Aaids N lane, stairs
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LOST AND FOUND.

nCG LOsT-ON SATURDAY LAST, A SM ALL WHITE
IL cc2 with ,lored mark the fore shoulder
also slgh. rim ~ colored hair round the eyes;
have other marks not recoecteo he IL o'd and enrsy
loa Clinton place, Eighth street, opposite MscdougL
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IT 0ST- ON SUNDAY, 1sT INT IN PASSING FROM
IL 4l Chambers street through College place, Barclay
aDc Vssey street to st Psuls chapel gold breastpin
with green and rsd enamel The dnder siu be suitably
rewarded on returning it to l4l Chambers street.
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r 6sT-A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT FOR 81 oac
IL Issued by the Irving Bank OF this city, to the order
OF ticbard ee and by ham to Pratt hanvey Co. ani
also he following endorsements:-Pay p. N. Bryson,
cashe or order W. Davis, chsshisr and marked
ceivso payment p. w. Bryson, casher. 1he said csra
cate being lost and payment stopped the public
toueo rot TO negotiate the same. suitable yard
VIII bs paid ny returning it 10 the Irving Phsnix
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ERENCH AND ENGLISH DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
IL lAoies and gentlemen at l08 Thirty sixth street,
south sdc hrst block OF Broadway French taught
without extra charge. Mr. ard Mrs. Hamilton, princi
pals.
RTR De OR AND-viL'5 CLASSICAL FRENCH
Vu Spanish, and oelish boarding school for youna
gentle n, Hudson Terrace, Hoboken, M. Circulars
ant eara'ogues At the institution.