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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

sehr Jonathan NAY cgss r1saisipils ah bark. Ham
cs chnss rGEans an Aas Ss
port; IN, steamship Isabel Rolins Charleston via Key
s.s Psnns brig Mary rs
ss e. Chr ans 81 & H. ss
PDIown, Freeman wilmlnsion Kate Anderson LothTOp,
waiss watson sasS5s SYort Oh IN bark Iyra, Bsnis 90;
S MAIassAs. Now SAT- schr Aiabama crowther Balu.
Dec s.rhs L. Nrs
80 % S brig Il u Bs s Cousins;
Snow Mobile; 4h bark David Lapsey bishon Mardenas
sAcuA a-Arr isnis Huchiuson, foTtlandi Dec
briggs Sarah Fasg, Rumba NYork; Isadora Baker Car
s. Ny ssn
ST. JAco Nov is-Arr brig Black squsl Bryant. Phiadel-
TMs. g9 NOV SA brig psmsrara, Flye' St Jss0 do
YAREourH, Ms, Dec AR brig ODESSA stanwscd Nyork.
Home Ports.
BOSTON Dec T. AMod STEAMERS Jos Whitney HoEss
ofaa G Pnansy
S.s fs.y sj
PEA sss Lucy Warren warren
steamer Jackson FalsT Tycrs: bark Helen MARI. Netsr
@ ss1s
Sherman and Jas Martin Providsnce; Bunker.
Jas yS1sF 6msrcs WIN
SSss Sps,s: brig Storm ss Ss sasr
CAPE ISLAND, Dec Il IL M-Bark Belle from Boston,
and Br brig Jane from CORVALLIS Ms passed in this
GEORGETOWN, sc, Dec 2-Arr bark z Churchill. LAM
pher Searsport; 9th schr Waterman Nye Newport; 9Th,
brig Sea Belle. Cook. Havana Cid ID schr Cameo Ester
brook Barbadoes 4h brig Almra Emery Porto Rico; 9th,
schr NJ Steadman. Terry, NYork.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 5, PM-Arr steamships Mexico. Law
less lndanoa via Galveston; Atlantic Smith, Brazos san-
ago ships smmCnds OBJ Leavii; Malakoa Br Chevy.
and Courier r Larkin Liverpool New Orleans, Rich New
York days Smith new Creighton Thomason Br bark
Magistrate Wheeler Liverpool; schrs Emily Ruaan Island
Johnson Ellis st Martins; Col Lester, Delaney and
Pendleon Rogers, Pensacola Below steamship Black War
rior Smith, from New York Havana; ships Nuremberg.
Schneidau from Havre Martha Rideout. CID ship Fanny
Fosdck 0msed, NYork SIP brig Drska Ausreche, BARGE
Iona.
lowed lst ship Marathon; bark Panchia; and BRIG
Brownsville; ID ships Baden Juliet Perhshre and sultan
NORFOLK Dec l0-Cld schrs Frank Becher West In
dies: Edith Sears, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 13-Arr steamer Delaware Copes,
NYork bark Oak Ryder Boston; brig Leghorn Hatch do;
schrs Herbert Mayo; Reed Green; Kensngon Stone;
xsS bs Seu Easen Wsms o9 ga
18th ships Hppogrife Howes Kong; Margaret Merry
NOrleans; barks Thos Doett DILL aguayra; schrs =
Day Hackney Brooklyn Kensington, Stone, Boston; smr
Vulcan Morrow; NYork.
PORTLAND. Dec ll-Arr steamer Chesapeake. Crowel.
NYork. Cid brig Cosmopole, Hubbs Cardenas. Sid brig
Gov Brock
SALEM Dec lI-sld schr ] S Hopkins Hopkins Tangier.
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Police Intelligence.

The PANEL GAME SUCCESSFUL AGAuy.-Joseph Carroll, a
resident of Randolph, Morris county New Jersey, ap
pearcd before Justice Osborn at the Lower Police Court
and preferred charge Of grand larceny against woman
named Louisa johnson and a narnei Ayres, alias
Wills. The complainant stated that the LIST inst he
induced to enter house Of prostitution at No. 80 Rcade
street by couresan whom he met in Church street, and
that while in there he robbed of $3.50 by of
the well known panel game The complainant had $3.50
in bis pocketbook but thieves very cunnngly left
half Of the amount behind 10 ul suspicion should
the countryman examine his wallet before leaving the
tons, and consequently were not missed from the
roll for some time after the robbery. Jus
warrants for the apprehension Of the above named par
ties propretors of the establishment and placed the
in the hands of policeman Webb for execution. Webb i'm
mediacly proceeded 70 the place, and made examna
ton Of the premises, when he found the sliding panel in
the wall Of the bedroom referred TO by the complainant
The prisoners brought before the magistrate and
held 10 bail 10 answer the charge preferred against
them.
CHARGED WITH RoBBHG FEanK.-John Hine, a man
about feet high and bro ad proportion arrested
by policeman Wilson, OF the Sixth precinct,
the charge Of robbery, preferred against
hiw by delicate looking woman, named Bridget
Major The complainant represented that she pass
ing along Baxter street. Saturday aiterosa, she was
attacked by the prisoner, who dragged her into
gagging her forciby robbed her of $40. Tie prisoner
then ran of, but was pursued by Bridget crying stop
thef" 1he ponceman coming up AZ this uncturc, hne
arrested and conveyed the house Justice
Osborn committed the accused for trial ia default OF
81 900 bail.
INNOCENT AxrsyNrSr-SuoouSe ATRay-John Callahan
and Patrick Flood became engaged in quarrel at No las
Baxter street. when Patrick, is charged drew pistol
loaded with small shot and discharged the Of
the the Uranium Of his adversary Two Of the
grains took effect in the scalp OF Callahan and three his
back. The wounds inflicted were slight, but the
Of unusual annoyance and pain Flood arrest
ed charge Of feonous assault and battery and
committed 10 the Tombs in default OF bail
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rioarisc Zrrn,R-CRrt Henderson II schr Andrew
Nsnage New Or from Fmlsdeirhia reports h8v-
go on The ash nit y ~ lon IS W hcr.a water.
aa sssa a sn name :, Sy ~ r % - S hnS me- %
her . Ss hs ,hP ESsns zephyr q
dunn clipper Her fore and m,en we're carried away
the deck her mannas and main yard standing
put into Tho river below New orleans morning Of sh Inst for
os oS Is She BESIDES ealing aO sss
would repair NJ New Orleans.
rsa, ashore on The side Of ca,iyhuns
lth inst, by schr Ranger nj New Bedford
wEtcs-Ihe fragments q q vessel recently wrecked was
from which 10, q Y elcbrs conpass barrel e sresd
covered re Upon Of The Sorh ssr
smrprprse AZ Bosror-The Boston Traveller Of the lah
inst ssysThe the Russian government
now the course q co-tru.,icn BY Mr. Paul Curtis East
She very beautiful vessel and j. built q the best ma,er
and i dasonaly cross brsced with from fore and Ar NJ
Charles and Henry Gardner also o. East Boston
~ osaesS@s x. demand for present
$ n''s isssY e lSI
Ss, Il .ds Sss Ss y
vim sPsp@ NJ psh has 's
ssTr iseSS% Gass
~ ss o. on jane. Curtis e Ned
ford buildin bark for the Mediterranean trade
probably continue couple years or more rhcrs
FIRST class ships lying idle IN al Atlantic poria
and many Of those which nj will clear their
penscs.
The Bangor Whg states that the keels Of
10 be laid The Brewer side Of the river.
schooner Of about 1870 tons 70 be built by eight ship
nj the yard 81 Mr. Scott WILSON the other n
Of about $50 tons, to be built BY Isaac Cunning.
Spoken, &c.
Bark Blue Wing Brrnham, from baltimore for Liverpool
Dec g. on New Point
Foreign Ports.
pk S sgy sq Am aPr ssg m PG st yY
oARpys.s Pee 2IArr bsrss Jubilee Ross Porland Her
JAS Churchill Treat Frankfort John Aviles Hart Port
land; schr Amercus Walters, Nyort 9Th brig Lincoln,
Nebber Portland sid 9th brig Young Republic, LIBBY,
Portland
GRIsp TUpx Turks 1slands Nov s-In port Am briggs,
names unknown. Just
HsvRE, Nov 22-Sd ships Jacob Badger Staples, Cardiff,
10 load for sates chill Err, Vue. san Fratc cisco. -
HAvArA Dec Arr brig John Balch Eddy, Newport %,
bark 81 Jago Means Portland schra Angelina San Nyork
Queen the South Wheeler, Cenfuegos; Randall MsFah
lin Pensacola I'd ship Lisbon Curtis Gloucester bark In
nsa Mason, Sunderland; brig Mupgo Park Nichols Besion;
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SOUTHERN PICTURE OF NEW YoRx.--1be New
Orleans Crescn draws the following picture Of this great
Commercial metropolis" New York, with ATTY seven
suspended banks; New York, with her hundreds and
thousands Of bankrupt merchants importers traders and
stock jobbers New York with her Of thousands
Of starving workmcn; New York with her rotten bank
ruptces permeating and njuring almost every solvent
community In the Union New York the centre Of reckless
speculation unblenching fraud and downright robbery
New York the prime OF four nhs Of the nsoven
cies Of the country New York carrying enormous
trade with capital mostly furnished BY other communities,
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Fires In New York,

FIRE IN BowrRy.-Between l and . O'Clock on sun
day morning fire broke out in the straw lat mapufac
tory Of Austin Blake situated the second foor of the
building No 235 Bowcry The flames spread to the third
floor, when the hromen put il out hole burnt en-
rcy through the noorng letting the burning wood fall TO
the lager bier saloon OF A. Segrist on the lrs floor.
billiard table damaged by the fire and water, also
some Of the room furniture Insured Tor $3.50 in the
Stuyyesan Insurance Company The damage To the stock
and fixtures Of Mr. Blake might be estimated at about
$500 The building was damaged 70 the amount Of about
$500 C. Ludemann occupied the basement for chair and
basket making Damaged some by water; no insurance
The origin OF the fire Is at present unknown.
FIRE IN Greenwich tpKr-About o o'clock on Sunday
morning rc discovered the dry goods store OF H.
Morcee situated at No 213 Grccnwish street The carly
discovery Of the FIRE prevented It's spreading much beyond
where II commenced The exsmhsecn of the store
showed conclusivcy the FIRE 10 have been the act Of
an incendary from the fact Of finding three empty bot
ties which, IRON their smell hadfbut recently contained
csmphene and further, large quantity OF the dry goods
smet strongly Of camphene, no doubt saturated by the
contents ~ these bottles. Officer Ccse Of the Third ward
took into custody person susp q firing the store
but the examination taken by the Fire Marshal before
Justice Osborne showed most conclusiyely the
~ The respected party, and he was nj once liberated
The proprietor Of the store has anbnsuranco Of 81
his stock 81 900 Of which IL 10 the 81 Nicholas Insurance
Company the balance IN the St Marks Insurance Com
pany-dsmarc 70 stock about $500, damage n building
about s25covered by Insurance the IL still under
investigation by the Fro Marshal
FIRE IN MARKET SnvKr DrrcH REFORMED CHURCH
-ADout CLOCK on SUNDAY morning. snrc WAS discover
ed the Dutch Reformed Church. Of Market and
Henry streets II originated from the hot air furnace.
Engine Company No. was passing the church when
the fire discovered and extnguished IL. The
damage will not amount n over ten dollars.
FEK Kinks BHKwERy. The alarm Of FIRE last night,
between and O'Clock, was caused by fire occurring
in Kinks brewery, Nos IL and 10 James street. The Gre.
quickly a, the premises and put out the flames
II seems the Gre caused from the carelcssness az
Of the workmen in no, filing the copper boiler with
water the FIRE under made II red hot, the heat
set ire 10 the wood funnel erected 10 carry OF the
surplus sean and extended the fire "a the rood and cupoa
The damage 10 the building but trnng but the damage
done 10 the boiler will amount several hundred dollars
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The OHIO Life and Trust Company and its

From the Cincinnati Gazette, Dec. Ill
Tie CARTE Of yesterday contained two articles, from
New York papers charging the Board Of Trustees with
full share OF the misconduct Of It's affairs. One Of these
from the pen q Mr.. ludlow, apparently The other
from the HRAfD. Mr Ludlow shows general authority
from the Trustees Through the Presidency the Cashier
" act according 70 bic discretion Undoubtedly this
Ia full authority for Ludlow, while he confined himself 10
transactions 10 the usual OF business no more
Again Mr. Ludlow pleads authorized loan the Ceve
land and Ttebure Railroad Of $500 600 This again Ia
sufficient up 20 that limit But II is evidently
special pleading But, the other hand n not 10 be
doubted that the directory here the New York
Office; that gave ludlow full power 70 act, and that
made loan 70 tho Pi,tsburg Company. We say this h
proved, IL Iudows proos authentic. But all this
would not have injured the company II Ludlow had not
transcribed his powers
The affairs OF this company arc yet n mystery but n
cleared will probably appear that the Company
lost great deal Of money years ago and has endeavored
10 keep up and retrieve It's fortunes by various extra
financial transactions.
II is vain for Mr. Ludlow 70 whitewasb himself I'll he
show that he did pledge and sell the notes and bonds
Of other parties left with him IN that he has not
transcendcd In extraordinary ways the authority given
him on the other hand IL for the directors here 70
show by what fair rule Of business they gave Ludlow the
letter of authority he has published and why they had
overdrawn the New York Office half million OF dollars
when IL already struggling with difDcusies.
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detachment of sailors left the United States receiving
ship North Carolina yesterday for Philadelphia They
intended part of the ships company Of the United States
sloop of jamestown, lying at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard They will be quartered board the United States
receiving ship Princeton at Philadelphia until the James
town goes in commission which is expected in few days.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

MIR. J, II. WAINWRIGHT, WHO RECENTLY Lee.
M ,ured so successfully IN this city in behalf Of the Hern
don testimonial w by request the lecture at
the Ahen@um, ~ Atlantic and Clinton Brook
lyn Tuesday evening the 18th inst His subject Tho
Sen and Tailor OF Antiquity The proceeds "a be devoted
the aid o. the sick and suffering among the families Of
men. Admission Is cents.
CYILABus OF A COURSE OF FOUR LECTURES ON
~ the modern treatment ~ consumption.
To be delivered the etuyvessn Institute $50 Broadway,
the evenings o Tuesday December rs, Thursday Deem
Der IL Saturday December 10 and Tuesday
commencing at ~ O'Clock
Tuesday December l5-Tntroducton The nature, causeo
and prevalence of consumption, by
HENRY MELVILLE.
Thursday December IAN invest OF the e,hods or
trestmen, heretofore employed. by
RosERr HUNTER, r.. d
Saturday, December 1o--An exposition q the carbon
theory u consumption. by
HsrHN MELVILLE, ~. n.
Tuesday, December 22An explanation Of the method or
treatment by direct moderation ofthe lungs, hy
RonrRr HuSrvR,
Medical students physicians and the public generally arc
rcsrec fnly Invited TO attend these lectures.
Admission free.
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Obituary..

Mr. MARTIN RIcEERT native of Germany, died recently
at the North Mountain House. above Ccarspring Wash
ington county Md at the advanced Of 100 years and
IL months lie TO America at the close of the Revo-
lutonary war, and cast hs first vote for Washington.
The Hagersown Mail says he was accustomed when
hundred years OF age walk 10 Ccarspring, distance
OF four and a half miles. without extra exertIon.
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Political Intelll0ence,

The Two DEMOCRATIC DRoxro IN PmiADxirHA.-For
neys Pres and Eicc's Pansylraaian, In Philadelphia
both democracare determined TO separate the Kan
question. The following para raphs the editorial
leaders IN there Papers Of SATURDAY. -
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FALSE RtMotRs ABOUT TIE Hoo MARKET.-We
learn that rumors prevalent Central and Western
Indiana that the Cincinnati pork packers Of money
and buying only credit SO extensively reports 10
this effect Circulated that presume they injurious
both 10 the people OF Indiana and packers We have
the pleasure Of stating that those thoroughly
false There T. cash here for hogsplenty Of H. is a
fair presumption that these who busiy circulating the
perncous alsehoods relative 10 inability 10 nay for
pork arc themselves anxious TO buy timcCincinafi
,,pyv DIR
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Crrprr OF Mrssornr--we have satisfactory AZ

CREDIT OF MfssouRr.--We have satisfactory az
that the moncy for the payment Of the interest
the public debt Of the state Of Missouri s already pro
vded and that the annuncation OF this fact may be
pected in New York within day or two. Although we
had any doubt this matter ourselves the assur
may 10 convince the bondlolders OF the
ry of t-s investment and ~ the certainty Of interest
beng at all times met We do not believe that any con-
tngency arise which will prevent State from pay
ing interest upon all the obligations which have been
may be Issued II may be added that the January inte
rest the county bonds vs. already In hand and we have
doubt that the city will also be fully prepared TO ray
every dollar.--S L0tas Republican Dec To-
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An EnIrOR SrED FOR BREACH or PRoMse.-A
suu has been commenced against Mr. Joseph TOmlnson,
Ir n Huntington for breach OF marriage with
a daughter ~ Mr.. Elias Hal, Of that place MIR T.,
notice married few days 10 daughter Of the
Rev hr Brewster, o. Birmingham. II we rightly in
formed, be editor q the late Derby Hessrgr.--
brbd0TVrt, Conn, Advertiser, Dec IL.
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THE MILITARY

THE VETERAN CORPS or lsl2 OF THE 0uATE OF
New York AN adjourned meeting will be ~ r bead
Riers Star House % Lispsnard street Monday
evening, the ia,h inst at ~ O'Clock BY order.
A.W JONES, Colonel.
wuLi,x CoRsURE AdjutanI
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SPORTING.

D1DGEoN sHooTING.-oN MONDAY. 18th INST.
II a shooting match will N Hoboken Mea.
dows. Shooting to commence O'Clock precisely
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IMPORTANT TO SroRTsMEs.--The Catskill Recorder
says that Wild game Is quite abundant In the mountains
west of hat village learns that several bears have
already been killed IN that vicinity this season.
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From the rcnnsylvanian. ]
" publish entire this
morning the mastery reply
q Senator B.gler, &C Penn.
syivania, 10 Judge Douglas
on the kansas controversy.
No one should omit 10 read
n thorough vindicatlun VI
Tic position u the party and
the national administration
upon the important issue
now before the country.
The speech u one Of the
happiest and most powerful
efforts 81 its distinguished
author, and isful'y endorsed
by the party In all sections
of pennsylyania.
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog LOST.-S2 REWARD.-ON TUESDAY, sTH INST,
IL from 81 Hammond street. small, light yellow sctols
pup, about three months Id The above reward viii be paid
returning him 10 the above number.
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FIRST AND SECOND PRoCLAMATfoSS OF PROVISIONAL
GOVERNOR CALHOUN.

n. l. i
We received, too lac for publication in this issue, the
procamaons issued by Mr. Calhoun the President Of the
Lecompton oigarchy under the name Of Constitutional
Conventonthe fret giving notice Of an election ~ 10 I've
held the 2lst Of december ensuing, determine the
slavery question Kansas and the second announcing
that the first Monday In January, 1858 election will
be held for Governor Legislature, &c &c FOR the State
We supposed when the Topeka folly reached ns sum
init that human ingenuity could rise higher for No.
mus 10 worship; thought that Robinson, Lane Co
had entitled themselves 20 be considered ansocndenty
above all others the veriet humbugs, humbuggers,
humbueged the face Of otr wide earth. But Il is
evident that this prolific nineteenth century had not ex
hausted the wonders to be produced. Iecomptn must
equal Topeka and Big Spring and Calhoun Co must not
be surpassed by the redoubtable Robinson Co.
We have now a Territorial government authGized by
the Congress Of the United States under which Governor
Walker Il discharging his executive duties. We have
State government operating under constitution framed
at Topeka in fall Of 1855 under which Gov ID Charles
Robinson Is the executive and now have the brilliant
prospect OF third government, second State govern
men in Kansas with Mr. John Calhoun as acting Govern
or and a Legislature, &c, 6c elected under constu
ton which has no, yet been adopted, under which
Kansas has not and can be admitted into - Union
We understand friend and neghbor OF the Yopng
America that the old liners will speak by and by So
will doubtless have fourth government put into oper
alton another summer passes by But we forbear un
I'll our next issue.
CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE AT LsAvRSwoRrH.
Leavenworth (Nov 2s Correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Times.
IN accordance with the call enclosed 10 you IN my last,
The people Of Kansas assembled IN mass convention in
this city yesterday at 10 A. M 10 consider what acton
necessary 70 defeat the bogus constitution The conven-
ton the largest held in the Territory, embracing
delegates from almost all the organized counties Judge
iaus o. THIS city was chosen chairman. At 2 O'Clock
the Committee Resolutions made the following
port
lPubhsbed in yesterdays HERarDl
these Resolutions were adopted amid the greatest
thusasm, and without dissenting voice. A few old,
withered broken down politicians from the states who
have been running the free State party In Kansas OF
opposed 70 any action any were opposed the
course adopted by the Convention and in favor OF eav
ing the question TO Cengress-which they cali conserva
tive Yes h conservative--n conserves their personal
interests
them pass laws annuliDg the action Of The Lesomp,op
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EEw BLACK RKrrBfIcsS PLATFORM .-The republican Cen
trial Committee Of this city has just issued PLATFORM
upon which they expect the party in all parts Of the State
10 rally The first plank the Iecompton const
tuition Of Kansas and all who uphold H. including the Pre-
sident The second very undcmocratc in sentiment.
a4erts that constitutions permanent and mfers that
when adopted they beyond tho reach Of the peo
pie The platform throughout Is purely black republican
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[t.Cm folney's lrcss.
We give NJ much Of our
sraee to-day & . repubiica-
ticn q tie speech u Senator
Douglas til, hate Of the
United states. ~ "edreSday
last. II y CON pact and over
vhelm'ng ID ~ logic, and
may well he said 10 b. IN
answcrablo. Eve.y friend
of the Kansas Nebrnska bill
and 81 the doctrine that the
will Of the majority shall
rule, will find these great
principles lucidly expound-
ed by a statesman who has
never yet faltered In the
right. Extra copies Of the
speech can be obtained at
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A YOUNG NAN " YEARS OF ACE WISHES TO
n correspond with some young lady Win view OF mar
rage; ~ good family, bus DO not
require he rich the advertiser NOT put ~ IN comfort
able business For further psrcul1s address John H. A.,
Aihsny. N. v.
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pULIAPrs REDUCED TO TEN CENTS GAME 70
ID cents an hour Or g table per day aud Is cents
~ &c evening al the New Jefferson Billiard Rooms
u Si1h end Tenth six fine isbles large
"a let 20 committees clubs. Sixth pasS
4 ~. dppr
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Av TO $1,000 WORTH OF GENTLFNrN,a LEFT
.NI of wearing apparel wanted, for which the high.
.ei pe will be paid without hegelng seeking 10 impose
Please cali ~ The address Thos d. Conroy Is Centre
street. late 4ft Pearl street
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r osT-$5 REWARD-IN BROADWAY ON FRIDAY,
IL Dec. H. enameed mourning bre tspin containing.
hair with inscription the back, dated Aug g. 1853 The
above reward Will be paid the finder, y University
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oST-oS FRIDAY MORNING, IN BROADWAY, BE-
~ tween Waverley place and Leonard street small gold
hunting watch Moulnie, maker, Geneva The
VIII be literally rewarded by leaving at lii Broadway up
stairs.