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0~ UNITED ID STATES NH. N=.
p WEEKLY MAIL LINE SIA1lSsJ
tn VICE EPIIRG

The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days. without fail hour appointed All
business their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing jewery other vauabes unless regular
bills of lsdng TAKEN specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid vauabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board,
CARROLL, PRITCHARD l. CO.,
Union Row. So Carondelet st.
n30 If T. b. SMITH No 4 Tchonnitou las st.
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PuRELy AMERIcAN.--Mr. Wm. R. Barhee, a tai.
ented sculptor of Baltimore, recently obtained block
of fine marble from the Rutland quarries in Vermont
from which he intends to ehsel his ideal of 'YOnng
America plaster model Of which Is now on exhibi
tion in that city, Mr. B. says that the quality OF the
block far surpasses any Italian marble he ever worked
npon. '- r. / p
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RuMsEY & NEwcoMB's MINsTRELs.-This troupe
gave their last performance at Armory Hall ou Sat
urday night, to crowded and delighted audience.
They left yesterday for Mobile, where they will GER
tainly create sensation They expect to return to
this city and give longer and better series of enter
tainment before the winter expires
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Wines and Liquors.,
II l7ROYAL STREET,...
Asupply of CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE In quart.
and hand whichs equal to the best thai
comes to this market. .-'-,.. 70
:. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
BRA ID les:
SAFER Vintage of 1885, 1913 and 1906 and othM
w HI rs X VI a.,
OF slliescriptions- Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE ard PORTER, in pins and quarts
.. Also.
On hand my of the best WINES and LII
QUORS in MARKET which will be sold reasonsh!
terms as any other h suseinthe city. .1
BEwELL T. TAYLOR,
d72ply No. II Royal street.
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Boots, Shoes and BrOgasas.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtching BOOTS Russo
BRoGANS, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and Car
peachy HATS, at the lowest market prices, by g..
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street.
HATS, APPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE. ...
Weare constantly receiving SILK
Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
Wso HATS, atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&w No. 10 Magazine street.
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Hs At a meeting of the Board Of Underwriters Of
this city, held on Saturday last il was unanimously
resolved to receive, at all the insurance Offices the
notes of the suspended banks. This is it should
be, as redemption of the notes is secured beyond
possibility Of doubt. They should be, and we are
happy to say are received by all classes of busi-
ness community,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

GEN. HENNINGsEN.-Weh had the pleasure Of meet
ing this distinguished gentleman in our Office, last
evening, and Of enjoying conversation Of consider
able length with him. The General looks as though
blessed with robust health, and every inch the sol
der he has proved himself to be in several quarters
of the globe Should he return to Nicaragua, as we
trust he may, we hope his future will be crowned
with laurels unfading and prosperity perpetual.
Gen. Walker and himself are destined according to
our confident belief to become the leading instru-
ments in the regeneration of Central America-the
fairest and richest region the shines upon during
his diurnal course through the heavens.
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pACON-3O casks choice Cincinnati snouders for sale by
ID JOSEPH LANDS L CO.,
SELF 33 Tehouptoulas street.
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GENERAL MESSAGE OF THE MAYoR-We publish,
in erte,,so, this morning, the general message Of
Mayor Waterman to the Common Council, transmitted
to both Boards on Tuesday evening last Although
of great length its value to the taxpayers is cores
pondngly large. 1t should be read by everybody hav
ing the smallest pecuniary interest in the future well
being Of the city. We should like to take synoptic
glance ut the document, but the pressure upon our
columns renders that impossible and we are, there
FORE constrained to dismiss the for the present
at least by again referring our readers to the message
itself. ~.
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THE AMPHITHEATER.-Thes second week OF Matt
Peel's engagement passed off with all the ectat Of
the first, and tonight the third week will be inaugur.
ated The singing of Farrenburg and Adams, the
singing and banjo-paying of Abecco, the banjo-per
forming of Converse, the gutarperforming of Her
nandez, the dancing of young Tom, and the joint
drolleries of Matt Peel, Moore and Sexton, are of
such quality that the public appetite refuses to be-
come sated with them, and nightly crowds are the
inevitable result The ladies flock to the Amphithe-
ater in great numbers, and seem to feel themselves
well paid in going. The programmes are changed
nightly and the different burlesques which the troupe
gveas afterpeces the very perfection of that kind
of entertainment. No one can fail to enjoy himself
to the extent of his capacity at the Amphitheatre.
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Leaves with dispatch.
H- REGULAR NJ e MPE4IS THURS
DAY Two Weeks packet steamer Peter T, Tel
Point Napoeon Gaines Landing and Caser's Land
ing Columbia, Deer Creek Greeuve Argyle Landing. Ken
ucky Bend Washington Point Worthingtou, Grand
Lake Princeton, Carolina Landing Ashton Pitchers Point
andngThe superior swift running passenger packet
Peter Tellon, John Box master will leave
above. For freight passage apply on board,
ocl0 j. S. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

Island of Cuba.
JOS E DOM,I N G o,
Importer Of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco.
No. is Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above new importing establishment
where be found superior stock Of the best selections and
most favorte brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS and
f..0-. LEAF TOBACCO
ATT LOWEST Prices.
"OLD JOE,' as he is famiarly known for the last
sixteen years. at his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still his old quarters where be found the
best brands Of Paper Cigars of his pors
tion. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the ..
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE
can always the very brands of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars the very best quality of Havana Cigars
Smoking Tobacco .8 t5 milo 2ply
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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1857.

THE MA1Ls-The Northern mail continues to fail
very regular. Mr. Postmaster General Brown forgets
that there is such a place as New Orleans.
The next intelligence from Liverpool viii be due
to-day by the Canadian steamer North America at
Quebec, say Of the 7th inst The next Cunard
steamer will be the Europa of the 10th for Boston.
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Leaves WE'D NFSOAY, 21st insIAnt At 2: n.
re- MEMPHIS and NEW OR LEANS
lG44E9htsS 81 PACKET LINE-Regular Wednesdsy Packet
did packet Ingomar, Capt. j. W. Goslee is
receiving fegg the foot of Good street. and will leave
above. For freight passage. apply on board or to
j. H. FRELIGH, Agent,
Office under St Charles Hotel
p This line Napoleon with regular packets for
Arkansas and Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and for Louisville
H9-Adams' Exprs carried Jegulay by this line. ol9
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WEIR MISS IssIPPI.

Leaves on MONDAY 18th inst, at 5 o'clock P. N.
= MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
fHNlI11esa Packet Line-Monday Packet For Memphis
s@ssAs Cairo, Heeua Napoleon and all ipternsdi
laningsThe splendid packet steamer Ben Fran
Capt j. D. Clarke will freight at the foot of Grod
street will above. For freight apply
board, or to j. III. FRELlGH,
r.. Office under the St. Charles Hotel.
EThis Line Napoleon wi regular Packets for
the White and Memphis with superior
packets for ST IIouis and for Louisville ole
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$4,000 Tickets-5,4e5 Prizes

IN THE PLA N OF SINGLE NUMBEKs
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oil 2plnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05
nsv~s srom Australia.

INTERESTING From rHE GOLD FULD6-R10uIPTs
AND ExPORfs OF THE METAL FOR Blk MONTHS
LECRBASS AZ COMPARED WITH THR PAST YBAk--
MORMON M0vyhBNrs--rHn LATE ATTACK ON rHK
CHINB6F-AoR1 BhITIsa AshBKATI0E--THH FOOD
AND LABOR MARxBTS.
We have nes tSom AustraliA dated Of Sydney 18Th,
and at kalocu,ne on 24th Of July.
The report Of tho gold escorts from April "a 70 July IT.
when compared with those Of 1885, sbo~ . falling or
amounting on the average 70 $50 ounces.
From the Melbourne Argus, July "a
Ths reports from gold fields give steady evidence OF
the ~oudsrr c tho colony In this great staple
export The escort retu below the average OF the
year 1885, but neary equal 10 those Of the Same
period Of hat year Darng tho last thirteen weeks tie
quantities have amounted 80 6o2e6o ounces. which shows
al ~ ssse weekly yield Of 43 2S4 Ia tina thirteen
pondipg ks Of 1855 the os brought do wu
by secort amounted 70 $40 Sd ounces which gives an
average yield " IA 6O4 The haance Ia favor OF
the weekly avesge Of the 1865 1890 In
The following table quantities broughs to Melbourne
by from all the gold fields are given. 10 the last
column viii be found The total for me corresponding
~re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05

pLCU PRO ;e ~, or In perion thereof o. Tor the
or tbs thieves stolep-7 ladies' golc watches:
diamond cluster rings; diamond c'ustr pin; pair OF
NOR earrings, In the form Of and craNs d
ciamord sarrEgs, the fern OF sDrig OF dowevs dian
bracelet IN the fern OF VIII the cenue diamond
and large set TO resrmble the skin o. max. Ia eo
gold bracelet In or curious work, and fAst-ped bya
pad rex the losk enaUellcd; / watch chain about one
long IN he centre OF which II q horse eallop, Of
Ead. o.amona studs; cameo studs; liver ssgar {
chased and marked WI two names In full, ". d. g.
", NECK chain nth Likeness and chsrns gold sal
sod Is cent piece and 20 cent piece, And gold d,lAr
dollar sod piece round and rot In the form Of octago
usual; twenty dollar gold pecs, With hole in 70 wa
10 be- lei ut the Deputy Superintendent f Police ONO
10 suppos have bern taken by two EnEliah men,
ing may be TO the folio wing desert -6so
Wshe aged about s. years. Eve feet inches high
vsry light blue eyes and light hair iucaed 70 Be
nord compile and colo ed dark oso ~n very
Tee drees purely Kng.h long skred coat and pan
very ~de Ia the legs. and square oed Ensish made Nh
bal black and In the crown place Of manufacture Eleer
brow aimos white check bone scari6ed and upper lip
to 10 be we'll out upper lip covered By 40
lot ks dssis ated VIM Lee srAtford, aged about 70
Light compile xiou ave feet ten inches high and
litl- very light hair parted In the mdd,e black bomoa
Ras AN cna snd dress purely 6nglsn resent le
NJ Law. ant Ia youpg look Tor his ago; has worry
nusta he Ano n very ,bn and Or are made man. win
features and liz Int me tot turn In when yak n.y.
gage nssed Of black leather trunk wed and very
and . cAnphor FOOD box, three fest nv shon nigh,
inokes strapped or tied 18th Q cord. Lsft New 'yoRt
Thurscay Lass for the West Western and Southern PEI
pleaHe copy.
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Yhs vGts or Ca tisOrnia

From the San III AloisoJ kegAd Sap;
gosvc below the rsturps OF Gle sion received up
60 me hour Of gong 70 pess th morni Ooy tsenty
three counies far aeArd from aud
suIps from mosS Ct tnem pese and OF them
ctciAi with trs e1cepno. There are rtS four
couLtcs IN III. State The nois thu lAy IRE
siteruai slecsion lIaCo9 there IL ,carcely any
doubt ros bal TIA, Mr. Weller will have
othy both bis competitor Tho ouly pont
Iny clear BY the ~hich ave 10 hsud, .
WHITTIER Major DO sic, the Ansii candle ate has
oeyeo lars vote than Mr. aui5 hH black repablcsn
cAaoiose We s adhere to Inc opitcn tDa' the former
Wa have the larger for the that n returns
have yet been received from the ngrthsrn counties
where Mr. saDy WI get very few VOTES, and from the
southern counties, where sin be oast TO- him
Ii L. I-..s Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05

- canning With unusual srcce0 ana good health two
tbocssDd bead q oAssis vese u the BE AssdoU ana
napy Thousand wsro yet 70 arrive
saver ~ quartz ieada sc3veret by Mr. Hs milton
In Indian Valley -bt~h P-spsosd sell, and ~h0h ssa-
mated 10 yield $40 70 800 per ton
On the l3tn OF August msr. While Out hunting on tns
side or Butte Creek mile fro The crossing or Sac
onto Valley road -.z Dcgp-n 70 Honey Like dsoos'
cred BIO remains or q man. Near BY was found mono
rspdun ax, written In Germst also parts Of Iwo letters
written by Thomas Frazor, dsted Longs Bar, Aovembe'
1855; d. eced 10 Hugh MooAsr sod one Vesutne
GssIn;osh Eareks City, sierra counts also naturAz III N
rspsvs OF Frsrk Gier when n st. Loois, Missouri Oco
her
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Decrease 10 July 1857. Observation-Disclosures. 1875
From be Melbourne Argus (Ot,y Artcle), July al
The ablppeps or gold ass week were Css
BY the Red jacket, for Liverpooi. ........ 90 COS
"a q, Iof OAcuue .....,............ Z,0oo
sieamor, for Adelaide. ................... 20
Previous lhipments Of the ear, corrected by com
parsou with ne entries passed hs Customs Il "a aka
Or SO tons, is cwt % lbs III the value Of Which,
"a per ounce, amounts 10 f6 6li ,lA8
The Quantities OF the precious metal that have len the
port monthly, du,ng the ear, have been follows in
The Of January shout 80 GOO included
which cleared the Customs during the previous
yoAr:-
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az In n ss>sed shss eoooma hes eoae "sWo 70 N
favor Of %, ing ihs debs tno.a 10 Of tAs
greatest toaDses IN The ssAse, and sas from
sbsa quarter hst the gresest Opposition wa expected
ne course sursEsd 500, an inccAuen Of shc po
suou ~pioh al ne other sSr'ounuvsi counties have
s.bep or dis euesncs. We noralg certAsn e
soss 70 BE-, ha he pels hsre ~ large majority rxed
70 pas N, oess d Ibsa repodarou I'LL sx dim the
cscr,cheor OF ns ycrng aud wes ny state ou readers
In tnc states may rest laasheo lhis ins The
aekt sssmer viii convey " them the cona: nation Of
Via, we have aD0ve kAid.
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Export entries passed q tho Customs for tho ship
ent Of (9 Of gold In the Colu mbsu for suez
Tho total quantity sent by this vessel amounted TO 46l7l
ounces.
specie ahpped to The value of s7aoOo, the whole
being gold.
The receipts BY escort and the shipments for the nrs
six n.hs Of The lat three ahow thai the present
u only inferior In pon. Of quantities 70 the corresponding
period OF the famous 1866
Recaphby Oy O,s Or On
Escort ...... 929 637 932 $40 1888 1854 l.l04 As,
Shipments -. .lo774sl llsa,slo 6ss o6I l,2s29so
The following u list OF the gold ships which have
aail fropn IAlh0urna aiuce luna
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Our do - from Wis terraory to the 20tb August
The Indians bad m!1og depredstons 10 mpqna
valley Baipess ~ Portland brisx. Tho Oonsutu
tons CoRvt ntion net ~ Salem on the l1ln Mr. Desdy
eli cted President No further proceedings beyond
election Of officers have reached Etsensve hres
were aging in the weeds along the Coumoia river
party young bad ,sled the lofty us Of Aount
Hood Inc Uped States steamer Active hal sailed for
Wsshipptcn Territory.
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Intelligence from Washington ysrritory.

On the pgM OF the lin August party OF tadtsns
Towpseoo. and murdered that gentleman The family
esrared Capt HYDE OF the revanue cutter JED ,rson
Davis, called Major Halle commanding the United
Sses rcops FOR sssisauce, which bsng refused the re-
sldenn the la~ Into their hands, and on the
l4h capu ed eighteen Indians who were 70 have been
brought The news.
Tho crops ghout the Territory were yielding well,
sltbe Ugh he II asshopPe had committed rAyages
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Import.nt Ramors from salt L.se.

ARRIVAL OF uFIrED srATEs TRoors-ARRssr OF
BRIGHAM YOUNG FOR TRRAsOr-coI. suMrKR ON
BIS WAY To WASHINGTON Win GOV. YOUNG.
tele9raphic despalcn 70 the San Francisco Bulfiu,
dated Orovile, August "a Announ9A the arrival 81 iha'
place ihs 2otn, OF j. Jt9ush, vYM large train, con-
stating Of ia men yemen, IL wagons 500 head Of cattle
and 300 mules Mr.. Bush came in by the Honey Lake
rorte He reports large immisrau,u on the way. HIS
train sft Salt Lake June 27th and reports that Dol
sumner With 80 Dragons OF Company a. aited States
Army, arrived In Thai city June 2Sh ~ TP n, and
took Brigham Young prisoner, on char Of treason ans
ober crimes, and started with him for Washington oty
within two hours anr his arrival, meeting with % %
etssn On the part Of the Nor mons.
The above, says the dba, must be received vim
many grains OF sor ance, inasmuch our dses from
SAB Isss W 90 late A. Jay g. make no seuh0a Of the
arrest on Gov Young The Bul<ttn further lssrns from
Nj y Hsni ton, who has iast returned from quartz
prospsciiDs tour, later uisig sode from the aims:
Bis return up made BY the Honey Lake route, In
company 9TH NE advsDco trains of overland migration
whicb be represus srestef ihsa Any since 1888 And
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fyAsH WILL, NOW COMMAND rHp aRnArRsr BAs
~ gains on the sesson, In Havana domestic Add u-wss
sessrs An willing 70 sell all invoices advanced NJ az
sauincs o. CHneKS ~ Broadway.
VyHn rI9Hv noEKy MARX Ut rHDUCvs M TO cu,Oau
~ out invoices ~ segArs which have msds ~
yRces Ossh buyers bsrsssns 10
8, casnxA r~Avw.
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yovD end Q nsmb1 q NJ Bard q Trustees 10
heos ID nd reepUoesd by ell who knew blu gentle
ma. sed gccd man BE wss fe.usris from hssyland
He v.s buried this evening. a ocock By ina Ocdsr Of
Uni I'd Americans ne funeral vs. also attended BY
lasge number of Catxens.
YIN. Ioouey ~. perfect sea,smaa, worthy o,tizsa
BY large cicle Of acqnaiosanc0
CAPTAIN Rudolph IVES chief clerk or h " Brown %.
Dtrnls Dritool was winsv OF God Syringe, and ~as
buried by The Coumbia Hbe,nan society.
J, Crooks, a San Franoisoo, was buried In nora
b. the hssopis frassrny lie was the contractor TO ou'd
the works in Oolumoia and sonora, and member
Of Vie Union Gss Company 10 s'norH
Interesting from San Diego.
Our dates from sAn Diego are 70 the i5sn, from Los
Anaeles 10 22d, and from Santa sarbArA 10 Aug. 20
DEPAkrunH or THx FIRsr OVERLAND MAIL Tho pioneer
mail train from San Diego 70 San Anouio, Texas
under tbe oon act entered into b. the government with
M James Bron Iwno w.s n ne Central amsrS,o
snd Ia acv pushing IL wy for The East u rapid rate
TIE mall was, OF course, carried on pack AMI
a ais - will GO toe Gaze unhl the wagons, which . o
b. ins pnshed Acroes, viii have been pal on the
line The fret train from this side ieft In charge
or Mr. r. W. Lame. who was 1890 npaned by
sone Of the mos active and reliable young mon
In this corD,y the party taking relay mules with tnem
for on the desert The ineaton 10 to pash 81 the
rate Of atty sixty mile day TO ruesnu whore,
ieins the Apache Country proper large party wil be
Norte, or fui ther II neceaary.
Information having reached the superintendent, here,
when the party The edge OF the desor that
OF toe mules would hardy prove strong enough 10 NEST
mails were ct once procured warners ranch and Adde
10 the rsi which must be far on ~ way across the
| nanept
ARMY MOVEMENTS Lie, Grant W. T. Magruder, First
Dragons 10 to remain II Fort TETON In and OF the
pn The fort will, for the preIent. be gArriU ned by
anon seventy men belonging to the artillery and drs
| goons
The fret oa from the Atlantic States mad MT arrlvei q.
| Ban Diego. although overdue.
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LOST AND FOUND,

-
noe FouND.-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND D,
~ with shi feet and hreast. The owner can have
b. proving property apd paying erpensea Inqriye At
Wet Is S.. fer two days not called for viii DO sold
pay ex2snses-
nOG LosT.-y0 kEwARD LOST, ON rRID
~ night mall black and AN slni marked With white
the brrasi he'd . brass collar and small lock attach
Whoever binxs her 81 Henry street ~ Division v
VIII receive NE above reward. and qu .sloas asked
MOUND suPPCssD TO BB 81 OHM ON sAIURDI
Get a boat containing bale Of nne wool, MICH
owners can have by proving propery and paying oh
on application II tho lumber yard oo OF North stv
Wnhsmsburs Unless called for within one week tnoy
be sold for ex ,ensos
4 osv-S RRwARp-oN WEDNESDAY sEPrKMB
IL % ssali Scotch "A ~ tan terrier dog. having
collar with the her~on above re- ward
tie paid On delivering him 81 " West Twcnty third
T oST-oN DTuRDAY NIGHT A GOLD CROSS Al
IL chain, a the NJ Auanlc and streets
Tyr Tbs finder vii be literally srded OF calling
Atlantic suseG
nks TON OF COAL KEwARD-LBrT on THE Pt
W no. BY Mr.. Vim. Befse. on 1hur.d.y evening Oct \,
he Horticultural srtbitior fiblo's saloon cola penf
hayirg Q weru'te Sep, 9. lsss.n engraved on T.
finder vii receive H. above reward aud thanks Of
owner by lsavt-g The sam. nj Mr. WRINKLES Goal ont
90 West Twenty eighth slrset