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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12
STATE OF NyESCONSESD
W isconsin Rank.
Mineral Point.


TIIlS institution having rclirgushcd i,s rights und,
the Banking Law cf this state. deposited With 81,
Bank Comptroller. at Madison, Of money Sulicirn
to redeem all outstanding countersigue atiug
at par,
Notice is therefore hereby given that all thc coune
signed circulating notes of this Bank Ic preseur,
the Bank Eomrti oilers office for redemption within
years from the date the puIdica ri th
notice, that The funds deposited for he redemption
the same viii be surrendered " this Rank
v9u24y2 HENRY p. GEORGE. Cashier.
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ILLINOIS IS n Is IL le57.-kee7 L Lee. rs
LaNe-st Chicago, ILL.,, have Just issued from the
press the above work, giving the History. Con-
s.ifuJ'on. Government, Laws Geography, S.a-
'is.ieS Climate. >oil, Plants and ANIMALS. state
o. health and diseases the Prerie,. Ae~;c,,I,,,r,.
Fruit Culture Grape Culture. Growing Of Tim
seF. .ae Aaen7e Hedge, Maple Sugar. Cattle
breeding Market Prices, Geology and Mines.
t2a'aesee and Manufactures, Land, and their
ir.seS. Lands q the Central R. r. Co.. Bank,
ls''.r'ad. Public Institutions, Newspapers.
d.His g E.aiSrants' g., Sc Il is c',ar,e...
- one r"'ame Of $50 pages. aai SalI At 81 30
'ra' Tres ot postage. Persons desiring, q knowI-
e.ize = the condition Of tue Psaiue State can
ob,aIa It from This book
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Ees The notorious DR.. T. l.. Nichols
and Mary Grove Nichols, recently the
leading champions of Free Loveisrn, have
been converted to Romanism, and united
with the Catholic Church.
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FIFTH JrpICIhL CIRCUIT, WISCONSIN
I MONTGOMERY NJ. COTiIREN, Judge 81 the Fifth
judicial Circuit in aud for the State Wisconsin
do merely ORDER and appoint Special Terms said Court
10 be held at Mineral Point in Iowa County trial
of issues of law, for the hearing and trial
jury Tor the hearing of motions, and transaction
of and all business mat may be done regt! A.
except the trial of issues of rct by jury The
times and dates following, to-wit
On the Gst Mondays of January and June, and the
third Mondays II March and september If each yea.
Business ready hearing and properly brought on
the of January and June, will be mp and
disposed of its order, court continuing session for
thH' purpose from day to day.
Such shall not he reached and disposed
the third Mondays March September viii stand
until the business of the regular Shall have
been transacted when special business will be re-
slme.i and continued until disposed Of
Witness MY hand AT Mineral Point this ls dsY of MAY
\ D. 1897. u. NJ COTHREN, Circuit Judge.
Tue Grant County Herald Lafayette County HeraL.
AM Rcang County observer will please copy
TO their respective counties. It'd
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LOOK Ur.-Here is a good moral IN

oF.-IiGTc - 4 good moral I'M
der the guise of fable:
\ Young man once picked up sover-
cign lying IL the road. Ever aftarv,rJ
as he walked along, he kept his eyes fix.
Cd steadily upon the ground. in hons 10
find another. And in the course of y Jonr
life he did pick uP at different times =
go0dly number Of coins. gold aud silver.
But all these years, while he was looking
for them, he saw net tina: the heaven
were bright above him, aud nature beau
utul around. He never once allowed his
eyes to look mp from the mud and filth in
which he sought The treasure: and then
he dled--a rich old mamie only knew
this fair earth Of ours Was dirty road
~ which to pick up money as you pass
along.
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is - onderful things are done now
q-dayS, said Mr.. Timmins. = the doctor
has given Flack's boy new lip from his
cheek. All said his lady. " rnany's
the time | have known a pair taken from
nine anF NJ PAINFUL operation
.,tl.-
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/" III = Il ~ iihln the last few weeks. quite
number o. newspapers in this State. as well
As ~ Illinois aad Iowa, have been discontinued
for laels II patronage, and others are likely :,
follow III the same way for The same reason
and We might add, there IS scarcely country
pape-, N this State at least that IS not now
struggling for al existence, and that too AGAINST
current they find II hard to overcome. The
question naturally arises, why i Il SO? Scarce
" less than The public school is well conduc-
tel newspaper beneficial To town. and that
ihry may be well conducted. the pgbIisba~.
ataaIi net be reduced to tile necessity, of ..,li+.
IN. setting, working II the press irwin, 70
collect debts. and lying awake nights rlau,.ig.,
some way for raising money to paw for his M
pr help or -ens. The present scarcity Of ,,a,,-
q and nigh prices Of provision naturally lead
many = look for some way III which to c,l-fa!l
then expenses. ana IN a large majority Of cases
the newspaper ! the frs, thing TO be dispensed
VITA. Tobacco liquor, and many o,Ler worse
thaa useless articles are hung On to with lhc
leaacitF q life itself while cz.ravaeanc. in
dress meets With bat little check The narea,
perhaps Who has hall dozen children who
would derive greater benefit from he -y.r3.l,.
VISITS or. newspaper Than from any d. er zs:...
excepting perhaps the pahlic school. finds tI..
sabscrip Ter Fsice of the ncw5I,ap, teo mach of
tx UPON his poc'.e1 in these hard times. and
dIscoHtaue5 it. while at the same time. m vcr,.
many instances, he pays more tnan tia, amount
fir tobacco 81 liquor every month in the wear.
The merclrlt and mechanic End i hard collect
Ing money and their rxfenzay mus i,.s l..sa,,
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M;scellaneous:Foreign Items.
BY THE ARTIC.
Madame Otto Goldschmidt Glenn

Madame Otto Goldschmdt (Jenny
Lind) gave birth to daughter on the
3Isl uiI, at Dresden.
@ IL. Todleben is at Paris. The En-
peror asked him whether, if the French
and English had marched On Sebastopol
at once after the battle of Anna, they
could have taken it. Gen. Todieben de-
ciared that there was no doubt about it.
as there was but two or three battillions
in the p ace. The opinion WAS subse-
qu-nliy expressed by him 10 others.
Queen Victoria has conferred upon DR..
Locock her accouchcr, the dignity of ii
Baronet Of the United Kingdom
The Monileur Einicole OF Bercy saws:
" We learn with satisfaction that over all
France l e vines are improving under the
present favorable temperature In many
places, w are glad 10 state, where the
osdiun ragged last year, sulphur has been
blown on the WINS with most satisfactory
results. Notwithstanding the fine appear
ance OF the vineyards, the price OF WINE
has MOI diminished, although a very sensi-
bic decline IN the demand has taken
place.
Husse : reaping machine has been in
troduced into New Zealand, and has pro-
we'd satisfactory.
The projected lines Of Russian Railway
are decidedly OF a strategic character
troln - 900 10 100, GOO men could be-
transported by them from various point:
Q. the Russian Empire 10 kafa Ia elgh
day.
Ia London Morning Louder, tn,
Standard and the 81. james Chronicl,
have recently been tArown INTO the mar
kcl. Lord Derby is sand TO nav, purch
as9d them, and TO be pre- pared 10 spend al
enormous amount OF money with IA view
( TO lifting them INTO eminence. The Rev
Thomas Mozely of the Times is Spoken
o. as likely to become their edilor-in-chief
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
/ The Agamemn0n, which has been d j.
voted TO tne peaceful service OF layiac
down part OF the Atlantic submarine
telegraph cable, Is now UNDERGOING tht
necessary alterations al Portsmouth. HeI
armament OF 80 guns IS being removed
tht ioid cleared. and her storage room
increased. She IS to be fitted with fric
ate masts instead Of her present RIO of /;
ilne-ot-baItie snip. There are already .
100 miles or the Atlantic cable complete
ed ana upwards OF 1000 miles OF the gut
tn percna cover i wire has passed through
the machines o. the Gutta Pcrcha Com
pany. The total length OF the dead-sr;
portion OF the cable is 2.500 miles. T,
this at each end will BE- attached the shor,
portions, each about 80 miles long, anc
CONSISTING or very strong and heavy ca
/ bic, calculated TO resist vessels ancho,
Or any casualty.
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WISCONSIN HOUSE.
lI;;;;I,


NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT COnNERcF
STREET,
TUE subscribers having taken the New Tavern Building
4 @" commerce stlcet. near the Rail Road D.uo have
Lac 1t htled up III tae best
ifhyeers and Boarcer and would notify the public Thar
VIII he opened on the rS OF Nav when thev will he
READY 10 accommodate in the best manner both Trave
eFs ana Boarlcrs reasonable terms Their table viii
be supplied at all times with the the mark ct affords
No pains VIII be spared 10 satisfy the wants Of customers
ana Ne hope to deserve and receive liberal share Of
rpnHSe. = -
Good stabing and attentive Ostlers NAV he relied I'M
TPEE = pENpnS,lP
Mineral Point, April 81. 1857 MS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

\ meeting of the Executive Committee Of the Iowa
County Agricultural Society viii be held the Society
Rooms in the Town Hail. in the village % Dodgeilc,
Wednesday, Nay 27th, 1897, at l O'Clock P. 81.
The members or the General Committee are rarticu-
larry requested to p1eseaI.
b. order, L. II. D. CRANE,
Secretary.
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U. S. MARSHAI;S SALE

Edwin A. TAFT United States District
as. Court, for the District
Ann NJ LdhGdon. In ChaIcery.
IN Pursuance, and by virtue of a decretal order
i made the fourteent' day of April, A. D. 1857.
in the above entitled cause shall expose for sale
and sell ut Public Auction to the highest and hest
bidder onW ednesday, the oath day of June nexten-
suing, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. of said day at the front
door OF the Court House in the town of Mineral
Point, Iowa County, in said District of Wisconsin
all the following described mortgaged premises
to wit
Lot number one ~ in Block number eleven I'D
IN the Village of Richland Centre in Richland
County, and State of Wisconsin, with all the APP
puTtenances thereon
Given under my hand at Mineral Point, this
llth day of May. A. d. 1857.
S. V r. ABLEMAN, Marshal.
6wl7 by THOMAS j. OTIS Deputy.
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VIE Undersigned is about closing business in the
Boot and Shoe line. and finds necessary settle
up th ali who have dealt with him. All persons his
De-. are requested 10 call and settle the same without
delay. John HADFTEID
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ROYAL Use FOR A can

1t was known on Monday night at the
Palace that labor was approaching; vet
when the Queen, in her extremity, sent
for Dr.. Lococi and DR.. Snow, common
ca from the nearest stand was the only
vehicle Procurable, and a very shallv
specimen indeed first went TO Hartford
street for d.. Loeo-k, took him 10 the
Palace, aud then drove off to Saekviiie
street for DR. Snow The public have a
vague idea that Master Of the Horse and
NroonS IN waiting, and Equerrips, and
Gold Sucks, and Silver Sticks. and a hun
drvd other people about the royal person
must BE- Of some use, but il seems that
when they are wanted, No. POLL from the
cais'and IS as necessary for Queen Vie
torla as for Mrs. Sarsfet, the wife Of the
Pimlico, haberdasher.
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Is The new Bridge at Berlin, across
he Wisconsin ha. been oolnplate,i.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

TUE Stock Of Boots and Shoes on hand al Tho CIa
Store OF John iiadHe!d viii be sold at the lowest
possible rate IN order 10 close the concern.
Also, a fine lot of Boot a1d Shoe Findings Lasts
BootIrees Cranlping Blocks &c Call and see for your
selves. ToIIN n ,DIIEf n
mineral lolh1, NAY iIth, 1857. lift.
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Of every desc'iption.
MISSES Ei?it5 A!Hf337
OF the latest snd most approved ,ics qualities
All the above goods viii be sold lower lItn ti.v have
ever before been offered in thiS market If doubt
TINS fact, they have only call exam ne uiv stock
and ascertain my prices 10 become satisfied.
Il. HARRISON.
. Repairing done as usual on short notice and the
moE I ItAsnnabiC terms. Ian
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Silver and Plate-Ware, Fancy Goods Gold Pens supe-
nor cutlery CLOCKS Lamps, lc, &c, which VIII be sold
Al ;ie lowest prices.
~ TIE Repairing and Cleaning Of c I o OK S and
UiICHES, promptly attended 10, and WARRANTED TO
give entire satisfaction.
Just received, in addition to the above, good assor-
tnvut Of Musical instruments, embracing Of the
finest toned Vnlins and Flutes brought this
ket Also, -uPply OF elegant Clocks Combs, &c..
{ $ Call and them. THOMAS DAEEY.
Mineral Point. Nav 18th, 1857. w.
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Ran As ELEGrI0N.

The election Of Delegates 10 the Constitutional
Convention, uR,lcr tie bogus laws, comes off ia
Jlns. The question i, often asked, viii the
Pc STATE mrn vote: That they would if
they could d5 50 on equal terms with their pro-
slavery opponents, there car be no doubt But
saeFe Is 10 prospect Of that privilege being
granted 10 them. In taking the census. plepar-
atoTy 10 the election but a small number Of The
Free State men have Tenumarated, willie
I'll tie members Of the " Blne Lodges" in Mis-
sour, have been recorded IS residents Of Kan
"a ~ all whose names are put down Ly these
eenSus-takers, aud none others, ara 70 be permit
tel . vote, i wauIi Dc FOLLY ii the Free State
men p take any part in the election. In order
. obtain. II possible, a fair expression OF the
nc'aal residents Of the Territory at the elect an
for Delegates to the Convention, the Free state
men have submitted to acting Governor stan
IN, the following proposition. which, 10 all " no
a:e apt blinded b. love -. tLe peculiar In
sti.ation," will appear far and reasonable:
fir5', Two persons shall be selected in each
toSA,hip or district TO carry the registry list.
enc bv the pIo-slarery ana one by The. free
state party who shall proceed in company t.
take the census ans. register all leral yo-crs
and the probate judges shall correct the fr.s
Isis. and The apportiunmcnl af delegates shall
be made according to tie returns thus mad.
Sseoat Four judges Of election shall be So
lectei for each voting precinct, two by the pro
sia,erE and two b. The free state party. and
the names Of three Of the said Judge, shall be
required 70 a certificate of election 10 en.i,le =
person to seat in the Convention
i he acting Governor Is sincere in hi, pro-
te'-lons Of desire to see fair play in the selec
ton Of delegates 10 tie Constitutional Convea-
ton, i would seem that lie would gladly &C
cept this proposition. II would be giving to
eaea party an equal privilege, BY which fair
expression Of the actual voters in Kansas might
BE- obtained. But We have no idea that it will
g done Stanton in, carrying out the intention,
Of the present administration to make Kansas =
Slave state, viii not listen to any propositions
o. the Kind, and as but a very few of the Free
STATE men are enumerated IN the census wbilq
thousands oi Missourians, who are no more resi-
deais OF Kansas than we are, are included. il
would appear useless for the friends Of freedom
= partieinate At all IN the elections.
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or Sale.

Two be sold At public auction, in front the Court
House in the city of Mineral Point, Iowa
consn, Saturday the goth of june O'Clock r..-
Ct scly the following described property, viz:
so lots StGvey Addition to the City of Mineral
Point together with the undivided hs of lots S4 TS5
2t2 249, 20, 266 in arIons Survey. Alsosthe House
and Garden present in the personal occupation Of the
subscriber
v g. All OF the above described property is in fe CITY
Corporation, Of which i adjacent The T. r. n.pot
TERaS.-bne third cash the balance he paid in
equal sustaments, IT the expiration OF wears
from the date of sale with interest the balance to
bee secured by mortgage the property For particulars
apply 10 the subscriber, personally OF by letter.
WILLIAM STAVEIY.
City Of Mineral Point, May II, 1857 IT'D
DISS, bIUI1o\
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Partnership heroic
y fore existing between the subscribers in the Gun
snIrng Business, under the firm OF Spragu@ q lalrop
having been dissolved by mutual consent al persons LA
ing accounts With toe late firm request and
settle the with y. Iathrop who will continue, 10
carry on III. business at the obi Stand.
T.. \. SPRAGFF
NELSON LAIiiROP.
Mineral Point, May 9th 49,. I7-4w
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE
- Z Sec. %. T. G, r. = East containing 100 scrcs
y !. Sec -. 7. G. r East I6o
: !. See IS, 7. 6 r 3 East I60
f y I. Sec Sc, T. g. r. 3 East 81
Lots Nos % and 50 in City of Mineral Point
These Lands viii be sold low for cash or part on time
fs-on CHARLES F. LEGATE.
= DoZ Tubs, to- sale by
- s JESKIN < co.
CoABS,-nree Side, Rack Pocket Tortoise Shell,
- InIIaFios -, B1.sio. -ro-v, Hon, at TTTTAE'S
Tzs-f
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State Of Wisconsin.

HENRY T. GF0i CT, Pltlf.,
against
WILLIAM ~TURGIS and
ROWLAND ELLIS, Co-paTIu"rs.
under the firm, name. and
sly ie Of STUEGis * Ellis.
Defendants.
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sleW advertisements.

May p, 1SJT-T5td
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= DOZ. Tubs, fo- sale by
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SEERIFF'S SALE.

s-EtT4f
FARLEY EATov, Sol. for Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

UIHEREAS, THE DEMOCR Alto REPUBLICAN CON
w venion OF the city of New York TammAny Hail.
vened for the organization the democratic hs CITY,
did the fourth of June adopt plan wherein they provided
association should be formed in each wArd nd where
three of the delegates to said Democratic Republican Con
vpnon did the Twenty second ward pursuant TO the
order of said Conv enon, the other members absenng
said ward the rules and orders laid down for the
formation thereof by said Convention Tammany Ball. and
whereas said assoc ion did tbersupon elect 9sr II Stri
Jr President and Peter Maste and William H. Our
Benz Fairchd treasurer ofhcsrs thereof; ami did,
the order of said themselves
the adjourned meeting NJ said Oonve ton 10 report the
and whereas the said Did ereupon reject
and receive association red by the said abscondng
mbers Of the delegation OF this ward said 20 veuou
Tsmmany Hall; and whereas. said Convention at Tam
msny Hall was formed and assembled ostensiby
give alleged fair opportunity al voters
heard in the selection candidates for the democratic
party and all violence and attempts TO check the
voice Of democratic citizen uphold the true
riiy and whereas Convention have the rejection of
this association shown themselves hose 70 the
for which they formed and In thus rejecting
this In the stead thereof association
Of formed by minority OF the delegates TO said ion
venuon OF whom mere Office seekers persons
without political standing influence In the ward therefore,
belt
Resolved That the members Of this association 30 formed
aforesaid democratic generally of the Twenty
second ward do hereby repudate the action OF said Conven
ton and do hereby refuse recognise tse central
gapaon OF the party deem thai further action tsey
shall be binding on the democracy ohs
esolved That this association be and The hereby
dhbAnded. aARRIr II. STRIKER, yr, Presideri.
WI WIZ Il s sAsshsso'' Vice Prss's-
b bii 3 f +. krysrr, SsecrstArs'.
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RookksePIEe, writing, 40, ARH rAUqHr ~
~ u, FOsfkR, Ns Broadway Appletons Bundlnx
efpsoluous and 10 he entire etcusionm
ne r,ooern s and twelve chsrsanry New reseI
Pps'fee.
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oST OR sroIEN-oN TUE 18th INST, FROM
~ ady's pocket while riding In Broadway stage De
kghh and chambers streets blue silk purse with
wide steel rings The duder will be suitably rewarded By
leaving ID at ~ West Thirty frst street.
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CPoRTsMEN AND GENrLEnEN or TIE ARMY ANN

CPoRTsMEN AND GEsTLEnEN OF TIE ARMY AND
- opera rsce course Geld and general day
and night perspective glasses small for the wsstcost
pocket each containing " and Is leDses constructed OF Ger
will show distinctly persons counterance A. two
and half and three miles, and object om 10 ~ miles
distant Her Msesys coast guards are making use Of TEEN
preference 10 all others they
oeerred for deer stalking by sporsmen gentlemen and
gan Telescopes three and half inches long, by
which counteSancs be clearly seen nj three
half mes and object ~ 10 IA miles distance and
with astronomical piece, Jupicrs moons, Ss
ntn ring and the double disacty All the
above had Of and all sizes with increasing
ers secured hv her najesys royal letters patent
nessrs s. B. SOLOMON opticians 70 Abemar,e street,
Pccadfv opposite the York Hotel w. London, England
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IasTnuOrrOr.

d,n IN FOR WRITING. IL LESSONS; B0OKkEEf-
bZ.DU ing $40 time unlimited commercial arithmetic,
algebra 6c nj reduced prices at PAINEs 81 Bowery cor
rer "a Tenai street and 9 Faon street. Brooklyn Com
mutation by the month and quarter nj half price
A FRENCH TEACHER, HAVING MORE ROOMS
"A than no reouirea would Accommodate few gentlemen
dtsrsus OF learning French Theoretically and prac csy
Lessons Included in the Apply At 9 kast Tenth st.
A WIDOW LADY WHOSE OCCUPATION ~ THAT
"a teaching and who gives her lessons out o the house
Msrcus Of opalninr roon IN quiet private family, with
pohrn NE room she would furnish herself References WI
DE excnanged. Address y. Y. y, 81 Grove street.
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~
cQ RIwARD-LOsT. on MONDAY. THE 1D INST,
Do between the Chrophcr stree, ferry and No 50 Moroa
az sss : .SS .1s s s B. .so,.
eC REwARD-LosT, on WEDNESDAY, 24rH. IN
DC Sixth between wAverey place and Sixteenth
street. email parcel containing blsck thread lsce collar
win be fyep 28 Sixth Mccormack SIMPSONS
at lG Madison street
q Q RKwARD-LosT, NEW YORK, JUNE "a lS5T. A
% buckskin purse containing small sum OF money, be-
Grand street and Lafayette place via Grand and
lien streets az The finder viii receive the above reward
leaving AT the once Of Dr. Ives, ~ East Broadway
ok RxwARp.-Losr, OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB.
sssu the is.A day q April 1851 two ssni BOOKS one on he
Broadway Saving Institution, No lisa and The Rea
msus Bank Of As CITY Of New York Ec @ 80
q IN REwARD.-Losr, ON TUESDAY BY A LADY,
~ lU In going from Fourteenth street 10 f,rk place
containing about thirty dollars mostly In gold The
above reward viii be psd of the money a. S PARK
place, mp stairs
6IS REWARD -srRAyRD OR STOLEN JUNE w,
plO from Eighty sixth street. long tail say morse about
si,ssn hands one inch high star n nigh ana ,oo
street. old number.
con REWARD LOST. ON TUESDAY, THE gD
SAU Inst In he upper par, Of ,hs city or IN williams
bmg large gold watch without chain made by Taylor. Of
Liverpool TIE finder win receive above reward By re
urnnx me watch n good order 70 1shn Russell No Ha-
6IOn RxwARD.-rHE OFFICE or 40 BRoonE
OF false and ave OF checks stolen three
se Of er rss inn sEgrs Ave- And Two ss not en-
OF The burglar AND Ne recovery OF NE Sceds ~ vu.ra