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Butte record., 1856-06-14

~ The Alta, the over. rown vegetablc
organ of the vigi ants, places those VI ho
.re opposed to the action of the Y gi
lance C mni tee beyond h p lie Of cit
liz uship by calling hem ''vile hurdles
Of tbeives, murde'erS, and ballo.-box
suffers" and asks if they are ready to
bear arms against that Yorlion of "lhcir
fellow citizens who have formed an arm
ed orgauizatio".' and subs elted law and
constitution VIII II two such classes of
"Cit,zens" a described above go to war
with -aci, o her, we s.y item Fl ghi
until thev e1terminatc each other. Yea,
verify. 1t w,.uld puzzle Ph'ld lphia
lawyer to see the differ. nee b tween the
Vigilance Committee and murdcr.rs
Butte record., 1856-06-14

SATISFACTORY A ANswER.-Mr Jones
who was getting ont Ii'.bers 10 repair
he Jersey Bridge was very much both
cred by by-passer~ TO know w'af b" ~"s
making. At length nei.hb -"t on IA
log and answered ach inq istive p r
son "This- sir, is a whi' isi!, TO gr a
-m ke - Sierra Citizen
The "whi'ligig' is now in full bl,-t
at Downiev,'lc.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

LESSON IN ORTHocRAPHY.- The Ne
vada Journal, speaking of the rumor to
he eff'c, that Fillmore vii not aecrr,
the K. \. nomination, thinks it rs no,
".mpossible for him to rrfise the honors
which his f low citizens designed for
is brows.' The ''honoEs" the Ki
Yies intendei for Fillmore's brows sho'd
be spelt h-o-r-n-s-hoa-e.a-r s-ors.
honorsi
Butte record., 1856-06-14

The True Californian speaks of tie
vigilance committee "a eel ow Citi-
rens." NJ "ho disregard all W have
10 / giiila t. claim 20 citiz uship
When they tax: the law int, their owr
h nds, tn are f hing "w' til h l'er>
.r.uni III ir necks." That is the posi-
rion Of the Vigilance COMMITTEE.
Butte record., 1856-06-14
Agents FER the BWte Record.
JOB PRINTING,

We would solicit the attention OF friends who are
IA want Of Job Printing 10 the fact h., are prepare,
70 execute every description work in our line in
style that cannot tail to give satisfaction. We have
recently made new and extensive additions to our
assortment Of Job Materials, and have facility for doing
a kinda of work at moderate rates and on short noc.
Butte record., 1856-06-14
LICENCES.

'ENHOSE Engaged in business requiring
st tie or County Licences are notified
that LIT of dellrl tents is now made our.
AID those RENAME &c DELINQCENT after the
Isl day ul July 1886, " II he reported IN ss'd
LIST t. the DlsrI.IJT Alto" \EY far frJse-
cuiion. WI LATINiORE,
Treasurer Butte 70
b dwell, Juue "a. 1856 i'll Sl-32
Butte record., 1856-06-14

The MEmCn.NT>.-Tnr San rrancis
co Herald publishes tn memorial OF
certain S an Franci>co n.crrhauts to the
l4st Legislature, ia wb;ch they end 'rse
him in his violation OF an InForta' i
State law We fear that these mer
chants as cla,s, are corrupt aud selfish.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

The NATIONAL TRooPs.-S me peo-
pie have questioned the power of the
Governor 10 call on the commander oi
the L. S troops on the Pac fic. t' aid i:
qu' ling the Insnrreci'' n. The fourth
,i'icle Of the Constitution of the United
Stat reads as fol ows:
Article ", SEC. 4.--The T.. States
-hal gnarariy to every Site in this
Union, a republic n form of gov. rnment,
and sh II protect each of th-m frlm in
.asi n; and on application Of the Leg
isia ure. or the Execu i've, (when the
legislature crnnot be conTenedj agains:
any domestic violence
Butte record., 1856-06-14
NGTIEE

HS hereby given that 'he uadersi .ne' : will
z apply tc the Is 'ard Il Sure vjsors Tor Bate
coun'y, in the STATE of Califorais. RI their
next session TO te held at r ipsr, in sud
'oun'y, for ,reu>s To- run Ferry across tbs
Midtle for'. 1t Feather river, NJ the anctios
ot the NJ. e.! Fork of said river
SYLVESTER P. SAVAGE
iu,,c Is tj.33
Butte record., 1856-06-14
Express Favors.

We are indebted 10 Everts, Davi: s
Co, for Bulletin, Alta True Caiifo. nian
and MarysvilIe Express and Inquirer
To NJ. ssrs Singer s. Morrow for fa-
vors furnished this office.
Butte record., 1856-06-14
EERRI NNr-cE

~ Office Z hereby giv'H 'hn; E.li arplY
u 20 ,he II II BID Of SYre si-ors at
mir next = gular meeting for Lceuse -
run C. Fry across tie South Frk OF sod
RIVER about Il quart~r IL mile al We tho
ju'c ion. CHARLES BGuNN.
+ lwen, June II, 1856. lis Il So
Butte record., 1856-06-14

PARKER Ii. French This noiorirris
scnundr.l has BEEN dis missed from Mic
aragua in disgrace. He wrote vtry
insulting letter to Gen. Walker, from
Grsytown. ard threatened 10 unite ii
overth-owiDg his government.
Butte record., 1856-06-14
EI ''Res gn! Re.isn!" bawls Il

H8 "Res gn! Re-isn!" bawls th
Al'a to the authnri i.s of San Fsanci- CO
c iy and coun y, aud | th- rabble, of
"hich the Alta Is an o.gan. have full
-win.. A short time since, the Alta
y s publishing Sheriff Sea. -.nell's adver-
lis ments Ii i,now call ne Justify upon
him to resign. 1t his found something
that pays better. Tie vile old prosti
tut When the IN b b s been put
iown, and the snpr macy "f the law is
once more .st.b!rshrd, no matte. how
corrupt the gov. rnment may be, W
presume the Alta will again change, and
tha' it wi | requirr ma gnify ng e as
mrre powerful than has yet BEEN manu-
featured. To a>c. rtaln where the posterior
oclfice of the authorities ends, AID The
nasal protrube auce of the Alta begins.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

THAT BALLOT Box.-1t is reported
that the inventor and patentee of that
fancy hsllot box discovered BY the V e.
lance committee, Was s contractor IN
San Francisco, and prominent member
Of he Vislsnce Committee,
Butte record., 1856-06-14

s@~ The difierenc be wern the rus
Gals whom the Vigilance Committee
have shipped off AMI tn hi Yns, is this:
The iorme have ''stufft the ballot box
with foul votes, and the l,tttr "stuffcd
he vot, rs" with foul uaths.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

BIDWELL LODGE NO. A., of0 P.
Regular meetings held every Thursday eve
ming at O'Clock, at their Hall. B.iweli
Brothers in good standing are respectfully
;ayitei n0BT. LATTIM0RE, seey,
Cficers for the ensuing term:
joseph BLOCH, n. G., G. W DRAKE, Y. G.
c. A SMITH, T., K. LATT1ssORE, y
Butte record., 1856-06-14

% jim Stillman the County AS
SCISSOR Of San Francisco County, has been
indicted by the Grand jury fog smbez-
.lement.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

So n d McGowan pass d through
PlaceryilIs on Sunday, it Ia faid, on the
way TO Carson Valley.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

BUTTE LODGE, NO. 36, F. AM
Lodge meets at their hall IN Bd~ell, on tse
first snd third Saturdays of each N onth. at 7
p. M Oficers-THOS. WELLS. NJ, J.
". G1LKYS0N, s W. A. L. CHAMBER
LAIN ". Al GRIFFlTHS, Soe'y
Butte record., 1856-06-14
GO l. ID UU ST
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
NOTICE..

EMPLOYMENT can bs bad Cor number T &
IL EXPERT workmen on we, during taz
present sumner, in erecting 4 wire hri1 +, a.
5idwell ;u this county Enquire a: tbs uAics
or of JAMES A MUKGAl.
$3.50 EarV,,itlc
Butte record., 1856-06-14

Again, this "True" Vigilance organ
-ays:
I've p oppose, therefore, that con-
sIitutiouai convention ie 1T cnce c..ll, d
to meet In the ci y "fS cram MO tne
4'h DIV Of July, and there declare anew
our Ind peudence
This is secesSionism in its broad st as
pcct. Do not the people now begin TO
see the position occupied by these law
|, SIS Vigil nts ,
Butte record., 1856-06-14
NOT ICE.

.,a,A GENERAL ASSORTMENI
;ssrE4ss On CHOICE LIQUORS, always
~srasez en- hand, at wholesale or retail -
JOS. GLCCKAUF
Butte record., 1856-06-14
TOTRTH JULY CELEBRATION.
AT
Wyauaotte.

vEHHERE will h'. II Grsa- Opening BALL NJ.
- SUPPER in homer Of tse F,ur,h. in the
lrge and ,pt' nd.d new Brick Hotel O.!
the undersigned. "a Hyanioets, (stustej
about trety N les from Marys@ lie
glzss~ a gem of inyitstiun IS exten1ed.
JAS TaOUGHrOH, Proprietor.
j,2t I'd 81
Butte record., 1856-06-14
eE"Those gentlemen who are SC {

r-"Tho.e gentlemen who are SC clio
gu ut about law and o Ter, -ho Id take
y ins to r. al that sec ION of he Con,ti-
ii of ne Un'ed States-the l.w par
amnunt-which gura,ices the right of
every citizen TO bear arms"
Men who & 5ht against the consi itutcd
authori les not c'iz Us. When they
nverturn and d ny all authority, tiiey
place thens' Ives b,yoni the pale Of Git
iz"nshlp. Men who acknowl, dgs no
authority, are not entitled to the priv
lie es conterre by auihuity. 1t i
strange how men who have reputation
for common sense can hccome 50 insane!
The law ,r",nount guarantees to every
one trial by jury. Why did n : the
committee think Of f"tho W para leu At"
and see their victims tried, condcm led
and executed in accnrdaucn with lis
provisions /; Ia about men who re-
gard no 'aw being cntitl d 10 civil priv
yes Such law less Combination Of
purse-pro"d ig ace, laul ss ssapbitiou
and contemplate t>rrann. i q disgr~ ce
TO the country ard the nineteen;h Gen.
tuly! The law pan amo"ut,' properly
ex uted, lns'ead of giving the Commit
tee the tr.v.lsge of b ar,ng arms, would
send tn IN * ting" after Crsey and
Cora Our mot 0 il "Ex cute the law,
regardless who m y fail"
Butte record., 1856-06-14

= OST By the So'is.rlDer. POCKET BOOK
H com'aiH'ng alnong othe l4pcrS, one
,lgned by Cluk J. wilson, about tho 26 Ii DAY
o Oct Der 1865 Ia,vable to james Cow .lon ius
he Of $50 20 All persons are esE-
toned not to purchase the sar,e-and payu.eot
has been STOPPED.
JOSEPH FARNAN
May Goth, 1855 my 3l-3t3i
Butte record., 1856-06-14

FORBESTowY LODGE,P. A NJ No. SO
Meets ,he second Saturdays Ut each month
II ". Brown, W. NJ, n. D PLAN, s W. D.
Mckee, J. W. Jas. Watson, Treas John t.
Thomas, Sec'y. K C. Gatkill. S. D., J. H.
Kring, D E. u. Sparks, Tyler
Butte record., 1856-06-14

c. n MACY, c Low,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
This Day Published;
MADAME OSSOLTs NEW VOLUME {;
AT HOME AND ABROAD;

TUINGs AND THOUGHTS IS AMERICA ANJ EUROPE
By MIRGARET FULLER OssoLI.
Author Of the Nineteenth Century. Pspers on
Literature and Art" &c.
Edited by her brother, Arthur B. Fuller vol Rro PIP f@
Pnce : 81
The volume We nav venture predict viii deserve 70 be
eed with the acceptable books Of travels sy country
age lIouila, lI.i ooH.HIS .S -, 4,
and sin guler psver description. Th boa winch needs
no ,onmepdston for confident that vii command
Tie attention every who be gins 70 resn It. ost Trans
welcome Offering 70 the many admirers o. he late Count
e.. O,soL 10 respects. indeed, tIs lady was one
of the remarkable whom country has pro-
ducsd" lbe-toh Ira'eliet'
Hs. all the beauty breadth Of vision Of argument
which characterized the former productonsd that estest o
f.msIe write, since De Stsel" Boston Post
CROSBY, NICHOLS Co,
No Ill WashiIgton.st., Boston,
For sale BY all the principal Booksellers IN the United states
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1856.

rJyHE GREAT AUTHORITY on FASHION,
Resdy This Day, oelcci and for sale q. al b"astores
~ FRANK LESLIES
GAZETTE OF FASHION
and the BEAU MONDE containing 100 new fyes ior
spring Borneis Caps Mar ts Dresses &C. not toee found
~ my ~ DEXTER 4 BROTIER
sale
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
PRICE TWO CENTS.
no MERCHANTS BUSINESSMEN, a

ITO MERCHANTS, BUSINESSMEN, ana
Il OTHERS des.vus Of purchasing LANDS or trsnsseuns
busu.s In he Western ss,es-You will much ine snd
money and prevent all possibility OF dsPpolnm oy
ne n W BUSTED. Counselor tLsw, and Couasssioner
for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Michigan, Ohio, indAns' "
sofa Calitornis, kc., Nc Ill Broadway, n. Y
91oO C acres plerdd Farming Lands for sale and Land
Warrarts located IN the above ststss
THOMAS D. STETSCN, Mechanical Eogineer
and Solicitor Of Patents No ltl Nssssn-s Sew-fo -
sists in Ierfeetng sec arns ard sdyer:.ns mvenhonA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
6crses, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE CHEAP-Two good HORSES:
on. lsrse for Cart OF Truck young knd s7d Csese
for selling Is The for them. Inquire a. No. M
Delancey-st Newfork
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
A ROOK of GREAT MERIT.-PARRY &

A BOOK of GREAT MERIT.-PARRY &
N MCMILLAN TO A. Hart aie Carey HART,
Philadelphia, have just published: - - , ,.,or,
. LITERARY CRITICISMS AND OTHER PAPEHS
By the late Horace Binney Wallace, esq., OF Philadelphia
I VOL Crown two, cloth 81 & ,,
'Horace Binney Wallace is young man OF as much aoly
and newer know baye cultivated his acquaintance
and IL had the power would most eheerf1 oIns nun lo
public service" 49, ipanei p,,S,,np Weo'Ief l0fS'
method Of Hosemsnshp founded on new principles, IN
cIndr he Breaking Training of Horses with instructions
Tor nhtninug good b. +. Bsucber Third American
edition revised and corrected. Illustrated with engravngk
/ vol limo, cloth 81 25
For sale by the New-York Trade
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

ISG EIGHTH-AV.-To Let, modern 3stoTy
lOO BIRCH HOUSE and STORE. WI b puf 10 souL
plsse repair Inquire Of JOHN II. PELL, No. 81 Wallet,
suthrv eernsS Of william
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
amnsements.

A AD T. MY Of 5 / U.
a LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
Fourth time of Arditis Grand OpeIa, m three acts ~
On MONDAY EVENlNG q, March oi' 1870
LA II A,
BEEEFIT OF SIGNOR LUG AhD DITl, ,
Couposer Of the great AMERICAN OPERA founded on
n of actual the struggle that achieved OO
INDEPENDENCE appealing thus at OF ce to the fAIkIoIlsn
tbe Musical TASTE, and LIBERALITY OF the PUBLIC
All the GREAT ARTISTS in the cast
MY NARETZF ,., Musical Director and Conductor.
Doors opep at "a o. m-Opera commences at precisely
seats can be secured at the Box Office Academy Of Music
and VIM HALL SONS, No. $50 Broadway, from a m 10
4P m daily. .,, c,, ,nc
eeruTed seats........ 50 Amphbeater
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
Ghanfes for Business Mfn.

A RARE CHANCE for an Investment in = val
"A liable Patent Right and well lestAblshed Buaness-For
SALE, the PATENT RIGHT aud GOODWILL Of BLAkES
FIRE and WEATHER PROOF Plaintiffs Patent has
been sustained by law and Agencies established for the
Paint throughout the United States Satisfactory Assurances
will be gyer s regard. profits and character business
on application JOHN BLAKE Attorney for the Estate OF
Wm Blake deceased, No lle Pesst-. NewYSrk; or TO
JOSHUA LiPPINtoTT j, NoA 70 and Y South FrOntst,
Phlsderhia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
T7HE MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY

hereby give that from and .er hs Lee DAY Of oeo
ber pext the pr<e Of heir Gss VII Be REDUCED Rom
~ 70 ser 30 eukSs feet. .. h. hoWAkb, eSt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
printing.

d. PER Ream for BILL-HEADS; 81 80
~ - per Thousand for CARDS; CIRCULARS Gn quaint,
SO thousand and other description OF
PRINTING executed promptly STYLE and cheap
the cheapest, at EChbEhS, NO. ~ rutonsI, ~. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
I'VE celebrated collection of EGYPTIAN AN

IlQUirEs, numbering upward Of 100 objects, with sew
stA recent additions the popular exhibition i the city,
opsp Deg and Eysps ct $50 Brosdwsy Admission Is Sspts
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

CUPERIOR SITUATIONS are now ready for
- 6scas sERV ANTS at the Servants Institute, No. li9
Gand.si especially fr Cooks Waiter Girls, Men Waters
Seanstresses and Laundresses.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

rTNHE SOCIETY FOR ENCOURAGEMENT OF
i FAITHFUL DOMEsTICS AND PROTESTANT EN-
PLOYMENT SOCIETY, No. Csrminest near Bleeeker,
mas at the best selection Of FEMALE SERNANTS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

EOR SALE-At bargain. all the Fixtures of
Il small MACHINE SHOP, at Esabethpor n J. four
horse Engine Lsthes Shans Pulleys, Drums Tools, &c
~ VIM. ESTABRO0K.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

V'O PRINTERS.-A desirable opportunity to
Il PURCHASE JOB OFFICE, containing good assor
ent Of Material with Power Hand and Gard Presses by
stesm. Price $4,000 Terms Of payment easy Location in
PORTION Of the city and well established Address
PRINTER, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

$4,000 rARTsse NE E. %ASfED ss.s s1.e,s The he
st five years In business this city, which has paid
profit desrous Of meeting with person who can
references regards character and energy
and has the above amount Of capital to join him equal
PARTNER From SIS 900 to $4,000 be made the pres
eut yer All tons with real name, will be treated
strictly confidential. Address II. H. Box lss Tribune Office
$780, for sAnE A. ossis N sa6s .sy city,
State without competition In several cities the business
paypg from eco 10 per Full explanation given
upon adore ssing A. A. Co.. Box No. ls5 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

A RARE CHANCE.-TweIye spIendld OIL
"A PAINTINGS subjects by the 6rst European Art
viii be offered bargains for cash exchanged for
Merchandise valuable Personal Property Can be seen az
n.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

n FRANCE very valuable PATENTED INVENTION.
For sy gentlemen possessing the requisite qa hcstions and
invest about o0 IN the business this an opening
well worthy of .ttehton a. large sun ray be realized in
months person experience such matters would Do
Pre- rred knowledge Of Engineering and OF lron Manu-
acturpg would also be recommendation. Address u H.
New.YoTk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

w ust made the Of manufacture OF staple Grocer
article reduced so per The article cash article
ps 10 invest la the manufacture and having 900 10 s
will DO well to address @. w. WALLACE, New-York. Stat
and County Rights for sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

ITO LET-The STORES on the first door, and
OFFICES above, in the brown stone eaii.r corner
OF Nassau and Beekmass four doors ss Of the PMs WI %
nbed for occupancy before the st OF May No expense
has been SPARE 10 first cas and substantial ondns
in every respect The premises very fsvoraey located ana
well adaped foi bankers brokers' insurance lawyers wach
mpor,es engavers &c Plans be et toe adjoining
Office No IS Beekmapst also the office Of T. H. BROWN,
No III Walist
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

w tween the wsist and South Ferries, l4o feet front
and running back 45S feet fumss with 30 fest
depth Of water present occupied By the Delaware and Hu
Canal Company Also several LOTS opposite. bstwssa
Bunsn and Columbis-sta 10 Let OF Lease Apply 70
JOHN scHENcK, No. s. Remsep z Breoklyn,
or No. f7t rrontst ~ y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
DASsAIC FALLS. PATERSON, NEW

DEAL ESTATE.-The advertiser wishes to
~ buy interest in well el-essblished REALrESTATE
business or PARTNERSHIP in auy respectable Manufactur
Mercantile business already established Cash S40Oy or
5000. Address REAL PROPERTY, at the office OF The
Tribune
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

" AsTROLOGIsT THAT BEATS THn WORLD
N And $500 reward n offered 70 any persca whc Gao
surass her In giving correct statements past present And
future particularly marriages dsafh2 heath wealth o~se
pursuits absent friends, &e B-hsAam CLIFTON u ne
ksmbux doe sha wish impo~e the vary Cal
ard satisfy yourselves Residence iS Orchard ssess be-
tween Houston stanton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

A voEpER. -rHR oIrsaY GrRL--ry voU WISH re
"a know ali ~ scres o. yopr par and future Ne. -
kpsvledGe which mAy zoo of sorrow sod
dont fail 70 consult the aeovr nsned palmLt Charge q
Tia Gpsey hand secret vheh wir enss
ady gsnAsMan vtn obtasn the asrnns ORTIZ
poss~ sec Ch@ge extra 30 Third sven-s s~E~sen xlvs
e>csh NiusseeotN streesa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

Nrow IL YOUR CHANCE 70 MAKE A FORTUNE
in Mstsme CLIFTON IL the Gully person re Caei
ssstea vho give lucky fee criy Re-
denee 1855 Orchard gree, bstwesa 10 son and stsr.ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

LOST AND FOUND.
EoUsD--oN TIE I'd, ON THE EIGHTH AyEsCE.
near flsheerih street sdy,s gols zach The owner
nniS street y T. sprsssissn.
osT-A NOTE DATED AUGUST asa iss, PAYABLE
~ ouf mouths after date The Central Bank, Brockiyp.
sSii ps,sSe four mcus sf'es date a he Central aas
i,rsesp bo,h notes drawn By Dickinson. and psy.ss
Tor he above noes, he payment Of them las been
7 .osT-oN MONDAY MIGHT LAST, AT THE BuRn.
roc coal hins vhs and ole red pocket handte,
chi s , s Ssss
$50 one bud warrant 1he papess are q no value 70
sceS WI rss.e return hen to- ard rssevs ;bs thanks q
award r. Croker, 81 WAFER street or Ii Broadway
7 osr-oE "WEDNESDAY pEc. "a POCKET BLANK
- eoos con,.niDa ssvers e.parsof much imecr..aos .
delivering DIE Is washBgisa Hotel opps
lite zoe Bauery, vii be suitably rewarded.
I osT-oN FRIDAY EvSSIya LAST, A GOLD AND
800 wsoe VII he . & 81
Marx placs. f,sAA ST Get wa Dc SUITABLY rewarded.
r osT--A LAnYs sxAIi. GOLD HUNTING wArcH,
ZODIAC 70 her ear Oppo.a. side 90 .srs he'd :ms
ee.r ard hey attached I-sry dollars re~Arc Wi be paid
Bsces~sy, and no questions asked
7 osT-oS SATURDAY LAST, OK BROADWAY,
bsrk ard tan eoored tnslh terrier dog bad on blue
sirset hd door below Eighth street VIII &C very literally
rewarded
osT--lr A BROADWAY, rOCRTEgNTH STREET
IL AID NDh avenue umnabus, large sired opera glsss
The finder vii be hbcrsly rewarded By leaving with Mr.
SLipe, No. Tryon row.
osT-osE BOX. IN ing on lsTH STREET, or sA-
L. turday lee q marh 81 Nrv Bsndsfcr5 kchmood. Va
The inner VII be LITERALLY rewarded By returning the same
r.. Lane, iec Broadway.
I csT-oN SATURDAY EvsrINg LAST. BETWEEN
- Val ssee, sDa Hertz street srgcslys rsi morocco
Saving q tho Wal stree, ferry house, At No. ir Pearl
street y.
II OsT-Or SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. q, IN
Ia going from le Gsrtsn street. bcbosen through Fourth
street ia WAebn street large envelope dr~cted
Nr hevham Hndsen New Jersey .snins three hoods q
The City Of Hudeon New Jes~y and two loose receps The
nrosr viii be suitably rewarded BY leaving the n iss
0srden street Two OF the hoods Tor $500 each and
os $50 g. al dated Dee ~ 1856 payable twelve months
sm date ard drawn IN favor az shaer Gardner The
pubic are cautioned against negotiating said bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

ruRTTY SOUP, BovFp TrRKHT PrCxLKD oys.
tiers, rsme AZ &c., ~ CrTIrsS Res'arrsus coraw
Bsesdnsy sad Ninth stree. n B.-fsrll - snppiisa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-26
Sayings of Sidney Smith.

eIfes said that ---- was so fond q
contradiction, that he wonld throw upthe
window in the middle of the night, and
contradict the watchman who was calling
the hour" A
"When his physician advised him to
take a walk upon an empty stomach,
Smith asked, Upon whose?" @
LADY Cook, said Smith, was once SO
moved by charity sermon, that she beg
ged me to lend her guinea for her con-
tribution.. / did so. She never repaid
me, and spent it on herselfn
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-26
Miss Ellis and ier Uncle;
Tie Way q Honeymoon Trip Terminated

Miss Ellis Was formerly a resident of
New Hampshire She is a very fine look
ing young woman, and for a long while
was considered one of the best looking
young ladies in New Engla#d. In Ang-
.ust last Mr.. Alderman of Utica went
down to Newport to spend the summer
and indulge IN sea breezes. Among the
.guests then stopping at this farorite place
was Miss Ellis of New Hampshire, and
her Uncle Benjamin. Her uncle is a
shrewd man Of the world, and can see as