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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-01
Thomas II. Gibson,

~ N IuOInaS II. GlbSOn,
PLUM Err AND GAS FITTER, q
9Es E,Sa saSs 81 81 s Bes RSpe store
~ eIe that he continues to the plun'bn and
cits a share of publ patronage. - 4.r .Fas
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hydrans, cstern pumps bath boilers
water closets wash basins cold water fountains for ho
shower baths. bath tubs and cnque boxes lead
cofins atters kettles, etors Tor bleaching, and all other
dispatch ~
Also, chandeliers. pendants. brackets, belar lights
candle burners, etc. .5Hs1-
AlIorders len at the above place will be thankfully
ceived anu promptly ended to.
N H-All orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. ap6-6nd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-01
Spring and Summer51C Clothing.
STERHEM RICrE Marohant Ela;1a..

NNoUNCES 10 his old friends and customers and The
public generally that having commenced business
he is now at his Store Roominth SPRIIG
HOUSE, Vate- Str e splendid assortment Of CLOTHS
o. every color, quality and variety. Plain fancy
64sSLMsREs; Sik Satin and all kinds Of YES1TNGS
suitable for the Spring and Summer, which he viii
make mp TO order at the shortest notice, in the
embraces Shirts of every kind, Collars Cravats Hand
ksrchefs Gloves. Unde shirts, Drawers, Stockings,
Store you want the In the its, at "ead
Quarters" South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-01

New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Roam, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
-. s-si. WHEE LING, Va
THE subscriber would the attention OF the public Ia
his well selected stock OF Watches clocks, jewelry,
ware. and fancy goods, which he is opening
keys, CARDS and chains. =
Every description OF goldiewelry;
Gold, silver silver plated and common spcctacles;
Pure slve: table, lea, dessert sugar. and salt
spoons, and butte knves "
Plated and German silver forks spoons butter knives
Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors; i=a
VkRY FINE razors, strops sLa wing cream, etc.;
goods; IT,
Particular attention paid to repairing watches clocks
and jewely y, and engraving handsomely done.
share OF patti onagc Is respect fully solicited.
ap6-uu C. P. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-01
- McLURE HOUSE,
JAMES CARROLL. PROPRIETOR.

e2As WHEELING, VA - El5Ja
HAS been recently at cost Of over
III and furnished Iii the very best style 1T contains all
the appliances in in the beat Eastern Hotels and s
calculated in ALL Tespectsfor first class House
The Proprietor having been engaged hefeoforein in
the best Eastern Hoels to accommodate his
in inferior to west or east, and
pectfuIly solicit sf1tSs lEeb9tI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-01
Something worth seeingl
b. A. M. ADAMS,

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS.
III aVlSG now completed my rooms better pre-.
IL pared to accommodate my customers than e.
lore and at such low prices will astonish the natives
GSme on on and try ne Remember tina my place is
useless for me to undertake enuerae my stock the
variety Is so great. - ion - A NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-01
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.-

STEAIM IMARBIE WORKS. ~
allss 66 MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA s
rTNHE SUBSCRlB BER having made extensive arrange.
mens in the East for the supply OF Marble and con.
tenplatiis the erection OF Steam works. would invite
the attention Archects Builders, and the public gem
era to the inspection OF his stock, consisting
Egyan Sienna, American other Marbles or the finest
qualities which be sold lower any establish.
mcnt in the west 81 y -'}-fli5 - g1aF5 -
Dealers find it to their advantage TO iuslect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. a5
His work is done III the elaborate STYLE and ho
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
stock Satuary and other carved work. onunens Gem
otaphs Tombs Head and foot &c. rave yard
work in variey being enabled by his superior iac
tiles supply this at considerab prices than
any other esta blisbmert in the country. iif9
Please give me call and examine my work,
s.I5s.t s.l,--. MICHAEL, ). RoHAN,
sizes IU. 81 .asi Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
u1-Also Calcincd Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and odes, Marietta Grind stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices. + ~ v.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-01

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
Ga, JER'H. d. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
EM form his friends and the public that he has re-
moved his es!a bishment to No 131, Main Street,
corner OF Union, where will be found constantly hand
large and well selected all articles
line, consisting OF Saddles. Rridles. Harness,
Iron frame nndlNood box Trun lka, VnIisea
Carpet Rngs, Scotch Upper and Hog skin
Collars, hnmes, Whips, &c, &C, sc. ...s
A,t ofwhich manufactured by competent worknen
OF the best materials, and will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Iha.e desiring to purchase requested to caand
anime for themselves at . - -. u ra7l.
arl2-yrd. No13f. Main st. Wheeling, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
Marine Affairs

LOST 0vrRBoARD-From on board the pilot boat Phan
sn on the 18th inst, fifty miles E. s. E. OF this HOOK
Mr. James Goodwin twenty thres years ofags he
IN from the foremas head, str the rail- and wont
sversoard He sank immediately The ySwl was hove
eat and lay BY the place half hour bat the unor tn
nAte was seen no more.
EoR HAVANA AID NEW ORIzARs.-rhs steamship Ores.
cent city, Captain BAx sailed about two o'clock ye
hsaay fer New Orleans touching 1t HAVANA with pas
ssngsrs aid merchandise.
Bon EUsorH-Ths steamship Washington, Capt. Fitch,
asSsr being laid up couple Of montns, repairing, 70
sanss her trips today for Bremen, via Southampton
- will leave hsr dock 1t IL O'Clock.
In srgAsR UsIos, which chartered BY the govern
isn't 10 In sesrsh u the San Francisco touched 1t
bsrmuds and brought from that place the passengers
I'D Grew Of the mp rs@ oShAater Capt Sous. sbAn
eonsd the passage from Calcutta to Boston Captain
esals and tho pAsseDgers passage the Unou
Now York. where they we'd last Monday, the Uaon
having been absent fourteen days. aod it IL stated that
Asy we're compelled u orty dollars each for their
pAssass-Cs plain SoIle being Obliged 10 leave hi
ncoser security for mis- passage. The of the
IAN OShsnter hso oeprivsd all board OF every thing
bat the clothes they had on.-Boon Chronicle
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Accident at Yonkers.

Aoos OF LIFI-skvKRAL PERSONS sEv kRYLY INJURED.
On Thursday morning the rof Of iron foundry in
~ town OF Yonkers fell In crushing several Of the
werkmen beneath 1t The foundry wss one Of larrs
&Asnsions being about l56 feet square, and about IS
bet high The Of slate iroa and the snow
I'D water upon it from the prevailing at the time
Isrtsrs When the ruins were removed from taos
ssvsrsd BY them one man found to b. killed and
several others wounded. The name Of the dead wa
AksAasl Brown Who probably KILLED instantly ~ his
skuh was mADglsd In . horrb bic manner.
nsvon men wee Dangerously wounded when taken
fss0 benssth the immeass weight npon them, aud som
ere lot expected u
Jshn Fleming had m, skull crushed 10 . horrible
nanLsr. tie ~ not expected 10 live.
James Costsio vas much bruised, but Is not in dan
gersus condition.
head and lace Hopes are entertained taAt he may re-
sover
Nathan Ncfats also OAaly sboat tos head and
hse.
ADeIew Rayerton sustained many bruises about the
john oos and Barnes Turman vsre both mneh injured,
- hitter having his arms and Is broken.
A. the time tho roof fell there thirteen In
~ the bal ding but We have given the Of those
whe badly hurt The others had marrow % y p4s
During the DAY the Coroner Of YonEers held In
QDSst upon ths BODY Of AsnAs nrown. Two witnesses
sworn, who stated that tins pains been
taken By the propretors OF the building to have the roof
wsA sustained Further than this there impor
tAn facts elected The verdict Of the jury WAS fol-
bws%
We nnd hat Michael Brown came to his death by the
hhpg OF the roof OF the foandry 1T Spuytsnduyvel
swsed by Asssrs. johnson, Cox Fuller and, in the
eSnaon VI the jury tension and all the iron
work above them were insufficient to support the roof
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hurch, on Thursday, January 70, BY
exillA NJ IoHa n VAN Ma 10 Ni.a

In 81 Ihomas' Church, on Thursday, January 10 by
the Rev Edmund Neville Mr.. JoHs b vAs Mss TO Mas
CORA NJ WkeEr, all Of this city.
on inursdsy January 70, At Bergen BY the Rev. Mr..
Taylor, JOHN HAUIEsRAx Of thus city 70 Mss EFys j.
koMAIsE, OF Bergen -
Newark papers pieOe oopy.
On kordsy evening, January "a bv IN. Raw J.nss
hstt at hs residence, No. sos n iome ttrees ur Ws
LoRios TO MIS- AssA sAmA BArrwBtL all u tbs civ
AZ "a vary .nuIeh, on Inars ay, January 26, BY the
Right Rev n. wainwright, la utenspt A Ds ItsyxI
Y Army = .UsAS U esSghtsr Of he late X Fian.r
~ Norfolk, Va :.
il BroosIyn on wsdns.dsy January q. b, thu R.v ~
b. 4, Cutie. As MANY j. SErH eAughrer u mo- I.t. n
smith T. NJ : 1AEsxs SSrDgs
90 Tuesday, japu1y - 81 Doysro.n, Pa, BY the
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eAill hear VI EN- calling calling
Tn ough the aim snssn slsd slooms,
Ser through sunless horrors falling,

TIE Eight Opening Chapters OF tho Re-
TahA % fan Loneon, York will be pubisae Ia
Ssursr Of the s9th last those wh wsrsunabls
49, week procure the Courier ewing TO the greatly
seased dsmsbd shoula nos nsslect tnths al onnSrtu
Ay tor ,srns on. Of the exsitng And 20 warfu
yuA aer'es ever published BY the American press
sss iei we s1mna or the gstc sand
waters OF sbe aontAukt John htohe and the
Gfsst slaughter OF Prssasntia 800 nh
Der; Old ssm hoaston hssxnstisns In tbs Ferry
Lns, stone her trp fosh Spiritual Maintenance sssou
GsnnI ms. pe,ryvania and sris so,s; irish s6ti1as
SoyyS AssMs fssh ar selsnohely eights sim piios ~
Of ChndreE; Amtsble NIticismr * AZ ola p,nt
Are karepesns better o hing thsa Ysaksss ssxs tsns
lunch, tesircs nutiea And book notioes 40 Ths con
rsef Ter sale - an early hour sunday nor ms by ali
asss AsJs. ness ho1a 40 threnshous tho ely Price
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Rev Frederick Ogfby, JOHN Q. LyxAx, q New Yorh %
Navy, daughter Of fhs late Hos. Matthias Nonis, d
DUykstown.
q Hursday January %, BY the Rev. Gilbert At thu
Pacific street, u. Il Charsh Brooklyn, mr.. GsaRr u
HooDLKs to Miss C0RNnIA n. EVERETT, aN Of the sboys
city
TO TIE EDITOR OF the NEW YORK HERALD,
New YoRK, Jan. ~, 1854
Dear HrTbe statement Of my marriage in your pa ser
o. Wednesday 10Th inst, with Miss Lydia A. lsy, en-
trsly fAlss. Please OF the same.
ISAAC YANDYKE.
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bsfore Hon Judge Can poeii and . Jury.
IAs 27-ln the Of undsrbiIl W. Mccullough and
Done, master and owner VI ms steamboat Francis Said
u, Tor the plainuf beyond .ns OAtAsi landing
10 whisa place tns defendants had agreed take him
already r-ferisd 70, similar to the Of rnomAs o.
nnhh against the same defeadAn1 tried last week in
vhob thr ay could not agree, jury the present
retired At abou. half past O'CLOCK aad at the
rising OF he Court had not agreed.
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vantaseous-t Is the most cou,modious, most central
and most accessible Of the Nibo hAs extensive
acquaintance with theatrical Affairs, and Is shilful
aiplora In all general business matters. Asretssk
BY hs past history has given equal evidence Of skill and
has succeeded in the Of the Italian artists
who are OF all other persons in the world, the diff
sa Isublssome to deal with. Besides all this thar
feeling Of favor In u heart of every theatre goer-
every patron Of the ane ArtstowArds Nblos theatre
Nibo's reputation, Nblos history Nblos antscedsnts
and kibo's happy, cheerful face.
On the part Of the Irving place ssta thar.
may b more bricks and MORTAR some .nat larger
house. charter from the LssisI.turs win ,.ss.
o'G sired with the skill far 1t Ia knswn, Of NJ
AAeket including that OF his onfrere Fry backed BY
the exclusive committee OF fashion, blss Is expected
nat 'h place viii be the centre OF all Ii ct LIS unique and
ana Ina prove the price OF property in the vicinity
" Hung place and Fourtsenth street. II they should
ss Srisi And Mario they will probably make excite
ment during short time but the location ia unhappy
shsssn, and very much out of the way.
Let them both have fair start and fair play. 1t will
b an interesting race and viii attract hers all the gaey
nd fsshion Of America. During next summer shall
probably have sentratioa Of all the great European
arts's in this metropolis while the nov waging in
As East will be dssoAtips and dstraetng al the great
sasstak, including London, Paris and st. Petersburg
possible that many Of tho ri sh renters Of Europe may
ssA ont their property and immisrAte to thsaad of
peace plenty opera houses and al sorts Of rational and
Irrational Anusemssts
sash the plan Of the great srsrats campaign for The
approaching season. Who beta on Niblof
ME- srNnE We understand that this gifted artist has
isf the st. Nicholas Hotel Washington where she pur.
poses TO remsin short time for the practice of her pro-
Ssssisn The works that she during her stay
asse, have added considerably to her rspu aon and will
10 have no eoubt ensure her large amount Of patron
ago when she again visits Amongst the beat and
nest slAaoray finished Of her miniatures, may
lion those Of Mr. James Gordon Bennett and his family
Of Miss Cream and OF gentleman in New Jersey and his
GAHs These portraits remarkable their striking
Individuality and the breadth and freedom OF their
treatment They aproof Of what may be effected BY
rum inded and courageous woman, under the most Ad
verse Circumstances. We trust thai Mrs. Steels unques
s6AAse genius and excellent introduotons II obtain for
Asr the eouneRanes and patronage Of the fashonAbss Of
Warrington,
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COsry Gale aoar-This Day.
UsnD SnArH D9rnCT U0csT Adjourned 10 TuesdAy
suPsns Covsr, suPanoR .oURr, AsD Common PIAAA-
notaoLA and eciions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

An Evening on the Water" Rocturns -
composed and dsdioAted 70 all lovers Of nature by
Pychows played at all the posers con serss with
tHmsnse success, jus, published BY HORACE WATERa
BS Broadway Price IS ceuts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Hair Bye and Wigs--BatoheiOr's Manu-
assory for thsse axoes removed 70 No. rs Broadway
svote the Park where he has Vie bet Aons
World for the application Of his fneus hair Dye and
ala ~ hs newly inve1teA WigG nd teup~eo. NlAs
lS~Oo al - onA.1eo4.
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Very Important 10 Firemen.-Tho Sunday
Mercury Of tomorrow will contain information Of very i'm
portsnt character interesting 10 every aemsn in
TO the coming election for Chist Engineer 40, As,
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ee,k-twic, this any ella where tor 81 cents
No received be srsss, gold medal
ever awarded for Fair OF all Nations
AEsoks No. $50 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
t.th r1a
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The Great Prize Medal for Dag uerre0-
tyres 81 thu Crystal Palace has been 1Ard ROOT the
world renowned artist S63 Broadway etures perfect In
nIy weather Call 81 the great free gallery, nrt aoor up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
Readers OF the Herald-Tyhe day Tor. r.nt

Ing houses ~ hand asd enormous are required
Secure cheap residence the youe eva
landlord Bee he advertisement OF CHAS. WOOD, 2S
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IoHN !. FL.AsEa AUUTiONEER, WILL SELL
q Tho HetehAIt Exchange on sonasyishs e,h Febru
ary II O'Clock lots she sixth
between Forty vebth Fory ,s ctreots. Tor pAyN
euiats . ~! his Jrico, Is Val street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Tor 1E-t CHOICE LOr OF OLD PORT. CHERRY
and kideira zines 10 bottles The above wines ~
superior quality vil be sid In lots
ensr Ttis Are opportunity fsmi les spd o,h
eetrons OF rurohasnk &ppiI st 3 sxinston street. In
the cellar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

The Hair Dye Prepared by DR.. G0uraud
must and will be popular the silly
IL viii just - surely triumph d. opposition his
wned Italian me dcAsed soap for Of all skin de-
,he tide Of prejudice and iS.o anoe Equally famed MS
poudre subtitle the uproong hair from low forcheads
part Of the body; his liquid rouge, lilly whits and
hair restoeAtivs the old ssablshed laboratory CT
walker street, Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

The Only machine for biHdi hats seen 81 dOVER
BAKEk 4 CO.'S, io5 Broadway. With % aobins one
bind from thirty fifty dozen per day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

HE DagaerrtOtypes for TWeaty- nvc Oonts,
by Rkks % hrt rata AMI estimated oy thousaad
who have witnessed q1s 20 DO worthy OF frames Of
COLA AS this Is good ds try then S.ve your money and
40 to the cheapest place Ia the worid-2s brosaway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

~ G. HokTuh, AuC IoNEER WILL SELL ON
VI. Moud ~ l0 o'clock the fur aiture in house No Is
SIX Avonue, sblts chairs feather and hair beds
riss glasses oil paintinFs silver Plated ware d., DO
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CALooE STOCK AND FixIURLs FOR SALE AT
Auotion, AondAy ~ I0i O'CLOCK At 80 and NJ Cedar
street. ~ the above ,ioa combating Of wines liquors.
bar fixtures le king glasses tables ohair
eheloths plumbns work. 40, wlieh 10 we'll worthy the
nton Of those wisLlg TO engage In tne saloon Business
Sale positive r. q. KAkP, Austionee
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Tn NEW YORK AND wAsHiNcroN PRIsTiNG
i Telegraph Cor psny (aouse ne)-Jno puhlic Are
specsulIy informed ths this line printing telegraph ha
been erected between New Yort ARC va
substantial and having ia opera
for nearly twelve months be relied At ai nss
means Of ready munication die tsoes
syetem Of tesrAphibg 10 this ue is tina, uvene
and patented BY koyalE Houae By this great stcap
invention of the printing telegraph
printed in roman the OF the people which
requeR no trnpHaton or copying and des
patch this system is unryAd fhs oiscs ompauy
are located IS foowskcw York2l all str
TELEGRAPH building Main street, build
ing State street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eoraer OF 9hssn
and Third streets WimnEtonSont Of NJ rke
aud Ibid streets Baltim rsl3 Baltimore street,
Calvert and South Streets Wasnin gtonSxth M tho
kAipal Hstel) second from PGnasylyania avenuo
espstches are aided by this linz 20 all tbe
United States and sgn Irovlnc Worth
favorable terrt as by hne oce hours
daily from oeloek ~ to 20 O'Clock +. N suadsys
=. NORRIS PrssidsnA
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Rheum ATTAIN, Scrofula 6sc.-Hyntss Life
bNlsam 10 the certain remedy for those terrible dis
ssse You who are suffering me most scr.urns pains re
pound will Afford have zen
cured, published In the sua Herald papers
and consulted ~ hour Circular eonssps
eithos YES be had ~ The principal depot No. 26 Grand
street Seventy Eve cents per bostis.
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Come, II you want Whlskcrs or Nous
taehes, hair wont grow for my will
them to strong and thick in six weeks and
the skn. Do heax shas One dollar per bottle
"a 80 per half Dozen sent any part Of sounty
6HAhAA, 10 Ann street,
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THE FIRKMEH,

EIREE DKrAETn.kT;.Ta. R.oIIPr OF TUE roL
gr. departments shas iiuly soInoWisdssd-rrsn
r.. ss
Eong;, s's ss, H'} sssy ; E.s'.
Ipspiaa0e Company, per Charlie. Martin ESQ., seor.ry
LOST AND FOUND.
HOpND-A WATCH AND CHAIN, ssIcH TIE
wnsr . c.. 1e' Sy s.yss 0narsss app to Henry
way ard Cortland tercet
afola ring when tie OF bass ~ proving pop
cry snd ps,ns charges on Application to as.srd Ild
1900.
EuuND-oN TsUEsDsY avTEKNobN 4 T. sgE
i N.v'trHSl.t tor, whte, Nth tAok spets isst ears
nas; s'n 10 o. sa
Gary.
I osT-sUPPosED IN BROADWAY BETWEEN
rr..e and sn,h street .. Tuesday ,sns sse; e, e
return to is owner :. "a W..t Es,s a,h sweet
T osr-os TUESDAY IvaNINo JANUARY a. MAR
~ the eS,.s, Of Prince r ana M.'aGpEs pair q
BY LEAVING them ~ ~ hAodougai street
I os1-oN THE 2srH Nsr, A SHALL PACKAGE OF
=. ss 70 s9y s1s the b.
from staten Itlsna New York lOss in going the
The ssser VII be literally res,tasd lsavn. .hs
Win NJ Blake GsSs ssoSn ssn Island. sss
I osr-oN 18TH JANUARY IN FIFTH AVENUE Be
II tween Eleventh and sixteenth streets gold ,n.iid
r.esles Ihs Under viii be literally rewarded bv
~ IN iross q .hs o1aes q shs Metropolitan Hotel on
BroeswAy gd tEnet ring, with coat OF engraved
Raason street, r'"Asa'a ~ bring
I osT-oN MONDAY LAST. BY LADY, IN ONE OF
~ the Jersey oi.y ard Williamsburg s,.sos profile nn
ana Ii. q N. su naSsr r dsS'
tne Tonnage desk Surveyor. once, Gut m House.
T osT-NoTEs AND KoRTG A0E.-THE FOLLOWING
Tkussy .sf, Puss arc o.a.ensa :sss.s
Janesn Of :.os sns sa one 81 laS
h 80 ,so another e bond sad @,r.sase
,..ss, IN ssr..dysy and ''e.
I ,osr-AT METROPOLITAN HOTEL, ON wlDNss
threush mistake new brown sur.Ous black velvet
,st.s eanspo ny p % 1ns n s. sss sG.a.
WI please leave " the hotel At NO. Is West ssvsa
IL scntlemens oressg m ~ the Ne nopohtsn Hos..
,be night Of the t. large blue French shsw
rs Ss,'sa ss' took viii '''' the
I osr.--LEFr, IN SIXTH AVENUE CAR IN CON.
IL ing down town, on Friday corning 9Th Instant about
The hSsr. r.s s s % r.Ssas
| os1Nss Tsi !, nonsINS, aTn y 1ANAL
street aladys green and red crochet With steel
SILVER +: sa sf :ini l.s:iys
ina ~ hopr ck - John street.
+ osf-A MAoRsNpUh BOOK coSTAGNfSa yART
~ ops spuies q plumbrg work a u hef with two
ico.e bills stnoepirg the kechsuics' hsitits Whoever
III leave Il, iniormstion may b. foune viii
Be tsnssomall rewarded on srplyns a. auers bakery
corner Tel ~ street and f0uFt ayeaBo
NOTE IQsT,- a Nork Pr s2s7 81, an AK .g1TgS
~ dAasi boston Dec H. sS3 oy ho .er T,rr.s
Se "a she 70 he sraer Of tbs r. sent ~ mall Ia
s''er 70 Jaues Z. Gr'fn, has 10 hsad Ths
ekuticn u6fnr aa,a
N ~ baons ad.
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Valeneiennes Laoes.-Peter Roberts & Co.,
80 Broadway, Will Tuesday, 2Ath very choice
oek Of VAlencinnss Ases comprising Of the
ever enered by them Prices varying from ia
md upNArdl
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Ha.t,ng., Compoand syrup Of N.pth., for

coughs 81 cherry peotorA for Bronchitis asthma
81; koegsrs Drup Of nyerwort and tar ST. sohenoks put
mouie syrup, eonsum pton Si Dr. Cooks celebrated
remedy for intmperanss 81 Prof horses nvixorans
dial fox impotenoy. -, hysus infAble life bAsam
atsm, 76c.; Wofe's SmAtio sohsidam sohnapps
tonic duretic 81 Dr. Van Ham bsrts female monthly pills.
oppression, 81 loway' pills and Hc all
~ 6uiohs, ~ Bowery. corner Of Grand street.
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The World Outdone G w. Davis War
fsnss his inAamstoy extrpa.or 70 soohAohe,
raa rhesms Group, sse throat colds sprains hssh
wounds, bas 40; oAs hundred AID sixty Gases Of
tsothaohs, AAd twenty Of sprans ouxsd with
Nils article Ne week past La Broadway.
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OFFICE or TIE CHIEF OF POLICE JANUARY ~
" s-An owner waited IT this oos for one drka Of
hptEr supposed IN hsve been slso horse
~astn having Isic stolen property IN II, destined
GEO. W. MATsELL, Chief Of Police.