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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

NV ORLEANS Dec. 81, lB59
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned owners of real real sr es-
respectfully petition honorable body agree
ably sections 9 and m of the city charter to have brick
sidewalks boered cubsone and wooden CUTTERS made on
the north said street. from ursnies street the
Bayou The whole accordance with the specifications
of the City Surveyor.
T. Bacheier d. NJ. Broue, 100 feet.
]. Marie Saux by D. Mennier, 70
Meline, by +. j. da Silva. 64
JAS. A. HOPKINS.
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouyELLE- ORLEANS, 81 dec. 1859.
pbonorablo Conseil GomInnn Nouvele- Orleans:
I ES soussignes proprietaires sur lie cote
IA nordonest de Preu second blstricl fespectueue.
demandent honorable aux
l2u de Ia nouvee ehare de la vile, de tae
banqnees braue perre de borures ct
rgoes boi lie cote nord Quest de la dite de 70
chenin dH Bayou ouyage devra etre fat de
pres les specifications du voyef de la vile.
NJ. Bachelor d. NJ. Broue, 100 pieds.
j. Marie sauS, par D. Meunier, 70
Melne, par F. j. da Silva, ~
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fe4 lawsw secrata,re Gnnseil des Asst Aldermen
l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

NN As brought TO the L1ty POItet jail 8n TIA
w 18th Of june, 1860 the black boy THOMAS. says he
belongs Mr. George Payne, ho lives Bonnet Carra
Louisiana He is feet inches high OF pleasing
g complexion and good address, and is aged about %
The will call
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police JAIL
Registered June l6, 1860. -
HENRY DUREI.,5
elS I5t Far Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

Was breus MT 20 the Cisy Police .yafl ON the the
he belongs Mr. Anthony Hardman who lives -Four Mile
Bayou Aichataaya is miles above Berwck's Bay He
feet inches high, goaee, has cut the lower
jaw aged about 33 and has several Of the
jaw teeth missing
The will call and claim his according to law.
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered June l6 1850.
HENRY DUREL,
ieIS l5t For Comptroller
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Gperinl Noiires.

Kev-Ysrh, Jan, %, 1S6O.-Ats meeting held in The
Eleventh Ward for the purpose OF oryanEog Campaign Club
foT 1869, tbe following senemen we've elected olcers;
For Presi3ent, HAalL ron WADE, for Vice-Presi
Sests JEREMIAH O. LUGAR, JOHN LEWISi Secretary
FDWlN STEWART; Treasurer. PHILIP REILLY.
An sdouIned meeting win be held on WEDNESDAY EVEN
INC 4. II No. 2i Avenue d.
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Nem pnbIiraiions.

V,HE HERO OF TUMBLEDOWN ALLEY is
Of the oldest and amusing characters Of tue day
He is known to Laughing world "GoOD-F0R-NOTHNG
DICK" and his biography by the famous writer ]. H. Robr
Of the most humorous productions offered the
public by American author. II s commenced In the NEW
YORK MERCURY for this week. aud viii provoke one long
Of hearty sugher from Maine Texas and from ocean to
ocean. "GOOD-FoR-NOrHING DICK" is real Dick
ensonsn character full Of irresistible fun and sparkling with
that kind Of wit which the widest m'rth yet OF
fends susceptible modey The first chapters of this
inimable es despyi (hani'oeip usroted appear in the
NEw-YoRK MERCURY for this week. now ready q, all the
Nav nda ard Bookstores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
u,HAT "ARTFUL DoDGER,n who 6our.

with such side splitting effect In Dickenss Oliver T
will not compare with the American yoIpsster COoDFob
NOTHING DICK oE quaint haor and the pre- ,ocons fan Of
regular case" Such another genus a the latter e. not ~
be found In the annals Of odtes Is fonste chat sach
10 for ike him would make the whoe world hys
the hero q D, j. Robosons gea. Humorous story OF
"GOOD.FOhNoIHiNG DICK, Or, HERo OF HuwsLE
Lys coLn, hcea this week Il that brilliant depository
Romance and AT the NETWORK WEEKLY MERCURY
States and Canada - Wv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
vTHE HERO OF TUMBLEDOWN ALLEY i,

Il Of the Oldest and amusing characters of dsy
He is hnown TO laughing world "60oD-FoR-NoTaIN
and his biography BY the famous writer Robin
Of the most humorous productions offered 10 the
public BY American author II Is commenced in the NEW
YORK MERCURY for this week and will provoke long
Of hearty laughter IRON Maine Texas ocean to
ocean. "GOOD-FOR-NOTHING DICK" IL q real Dickens
oman character full Of Irresistible fun and sparkling with
hind of wit hch exctes the widest mrh yet odsnds
the most susceptible mo6esy The fr chapters Of this in
imsble jeu fespr (Ldnd0seg ustdied) appear In the
NEW-YoRK MERCURY for this week, ready all tue
News-stsnds and Bookstorea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
vT,rE HERO OF TUMBLEDOwN ATI.TY i,

enc Of tie od5est and amusiss ehseeTs of 5sy
He 1. Known 20 laughing world "oo0D-Foa-yOrBIs
DCK and his biosphy b, the fano1s wref .. " Rein
on s one OF the bum podsc ions sye offered to s
public ,,y an American author Iscommencsai in te NV
YORK MERCURY for bis wset, and win prov,ho long
Of hearty laughter Maine to Texas and from osn to
ocean. "G0OD-FoR-N0THlNe DICK" is rssl D'eh-
snsonisn character fun Of irresistible fun, and sparkling vb
that kind Of wit which szcss the widest mirtb yet never Of
tends the most susceptible modey The first chapters Of THE
inmisble jss re,s hendsossy Hsrafed sppcsr In tho
NEw-YORK MERCURY for this week, ready at ali The
Eews-stands and Bookstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

tween desire to be serous and natural inclnAii9a
to laugh anything anshabe will be quickly decided in the
the thousands both North and South who
uence this read Dr. j. H. RoBssoss story of GOOo
FOR-NOTHINC DICK; On, A aKR0 HUBBLE LRRp
For quaint humo joyous droey wicis and spsrh
ling penpciues this witty is altogether unrysed
country than all the jokes about dsunon eve, uttered 10
Congress- We add, that COOP FOR NoTHISs DIcK'
makes bis debut the NEW-YORK MERCURY fo this week
-n;w ready the standsnd book in the Uned
Cfofao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
uAvE WE A DICKENS IN AMERICA p

This wnl be the Involuntary exclamation Of the hun
dreds Of who read the outraeousy funny story
GOOD-fOR-NOTHING DICK; Or, HERo og HUssLs
LPE for the r time finished by that admirable Amer
lean writer Dr. H. Robinson and commenced In the NEW
YORK MERCURY quaint hnmor shaded here aud thero
With the most touching pahc this sparkling biography Of
character equals Of Dckenss best efforts ana will make
the seIet cynie laugh until his side. ache GOODF0R
NOTHING DICK" {. commenced In the NEW-fORk MER-
Curry for this week. ready at all the Newsstsnds and
Bookstores Ia the Uni ed States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

u Of the Oldest and amusing OF day.
he is known to laughing world as GOOD-FOR NOTHING
DICK and his biography by the famous writer, j. H. Robin
Of e nost humorous producons offered TO the
pablie by American snthor. s commenced IN the NEW
YORK MERCURY for this week. and win provoke long
Of hearty laughter from Maine to and from
ocean /" 6OODFORNOTHIN6 DICK" is . real Dick
ensonsn character full Of irresistible fun and sparkling
that kind Of Wit which escites the widest Dirth Of
ini,able ja deprt (hasdsomev usyated sppear in the
NEWYO ORK MERCURY for this week. now ready at all tina
Nswsstsnds and Bookstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
- TT7HE IRREPREssIBLE CoNFLICT' be.

il tween desire TO be serious aud a natural nclinatic
10 laugh at anything shsbe quickly decided the
Of the eager tnos'snd both North and South ho
FOR-N0THING DlCEt On, HERO OF iiusBIE LIPs"
EOr quaint h1mO eyOu. droery ppnsent ttcsm and spark
ling penpictBres this witty biography altogether unit gaed
DO more spread smiles over the whole face of our
country, than all the Jokes about dunOn uttered in
Congress We may AID, .hat GooD-FoR-NoTHIyG DICK"
makes bis debut the NEWYORK MERCURY for this
ready all the newssnds and stores in the United
Stateg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
n LITERARY PEPpER-sAUCE

Pondrous volumes Of scepsi6c researches and endless
pages Radcan sndurable for whie bat tho
mind kens Of them uule regeneraed occasionally with
something In the way OF literary pepper e1Soecmehing
gent qctenDs and rsehias Hence the reading Pabe can
NOT fall 10 devour with ayaty the excucaBgly funny
PLOTS Of the inimsble "GOOD-FOR-NOTHlNG DICK"
whose humorous biography By Dr. RoBssos commences
in the NEW-YORK MERCORY for this week. For frfesssti
bic droery quick wit and general fun this
genius had rival and the tens OF thousands who wish 70
laugh at bis "iIepresble" odes procure the NEW
YORK MERCURY In which hsy em5smed q. any news
stand or book store IN the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
{" VJ1HE IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICTn be.

tween desire to be serious and natural inclination
laugh anything augsble win be quickly decided In the
Of the esger Thousands both North and South who
this week to read Dr. H. RoBSsoSs story of" GOOD.
FORNOTHIN0 DICK; Or, HERO HUMBLE LIFg."
For quaint humor joyous droey punsen wtticsm and spark
ling penPctures this witty biography is altogether unnved
and viii do TO spread smiles the whole face Of
country than all the joke. about dsunOn uttered in
makes bis debut In the NEWYORK MERCURY this week
ready at ell the stands and bookstores In the United
SiateE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
g V'HE IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICrn be-

tween desire to be serious and natural inclination
20 laugh anything laushAble will be quosy decide Ia tho
Gases o me eager Thousands both North and South xhe
mence this week TO read Dr. j. H. RoBssoSs Of GOOD
EoR-NOrhlNG DICK, OK, HxRo OF HvnsLE LIsr:"
o Quaint humor drcey pgnsent wi..icis and sps
ling pictures this witty biography aogshsr uuriyAe.
and will do spread smiles the whole cs Of
country than all the Jokes about dsunon ever uttered
Congress We NAV add that GS0D roR- -N0rhIsG Dscg"
ma, es his debuin The NEWYoRK MERCURY for this wsek
ready all the and bookstores In the United
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
r LITERARY PEPpER-sAUCE.

Ponderous volumes Of scientific researches aud endless
pages Rsdcsn urable for whe bat the
ckens Of them unless IL ressneated occasionally with
something in the way Of tera pun
Suicenng and refreshing Hence the resdns public esn
of tho inimitable " "GOOD.sOR-NOTHT NO DICK" whose
bic apby by Dr. n RoBIysoy commences 10 the
NEWYORk MERCURY for this week. For irresistible dro-
ery quick wit and general fn, this Goodfor Nothing
genius bad rival and the tens Of thousands who wis
anRb his irrepresbie" oddities ths NEW
YORK MERCURY in which they embalmed at any news
stand OF bookstore In the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
d z OOO REWARD WILL BE PAID &,

QpOsOStO any who can prodnce the mate OF ttet
inms6y funny and hunoonsy sreesqae youth tnovn a.
"0OOD-FOR-NOTHfNG DICK whose complete bioFraphy
by the famous American Buworst aud Ronaneer Dr. r.
Robipson. is commenced this week In the NEW-IORk
WEEKLY MERCURY. DICK 10 what the world calls !"
character ,snd this graphic and sparkling narrative OF bs sd
ventures trials snghahle mi.haps sdespltng exploits sad
general experiences Of city be IN all ts lights and ssdss
one the richest treats laughing
"GOOD-FOR-N0TBING DIcRv makes bis debut 10 the
number of the NEW-YORK MERCURY Now READY st al
the Pspersnds and Booi'ore. in the United States AHd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
50 TT,HE IRREpRESsIBLE CONFLICT" be

tween desire to be Ierlons and natural inclination
hing lsufbabe will be quickly decided In
Of the eager thousands both North and South who
FOR-NOTHING d CKi Or HERO HUMBLE LIPE"
For quaint humor Joyous doey pansent wcsm and spark
hrs pictures this witty biography n altogether unrivaed
ard will do TO spread smiles the whole face of
country than all the joes about dsunion uttered in
Congress We may ada, that GooD-poR N0fHIsa DcKn
males his debsfin the NEw-YORK MERCURY for this week
ready all the pewrstand and in he United
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
.. Lave VIE A DICKENS IN AMERICA =,

This wiz bs the involuntary exclamation of the han
dreds Of thousands who read the osssouy funny story Of
"GoOD-FOR-NOTHlNG DICK, o., A HERO or BussLs
Lryr now for time finished by that admirable Amer
lean writer Dr. J. H. Robinson and shs NEW
YORK MERCURY In qusnt humor, shaded hero and there
with the most touching pshos this sparkling biography sf"s
character equ is Of Dickens bes, efforts WIN aks
tho soest cync laugh until his Sides ache "oooDFoR
NOTHING DICKv Is commenced in the NEW-YORK MER-
Curry for this week. ready At ali the Newssands and
pooL sfoyes in the United Statess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

III This win be the involuntary exciaation Of the hun.
deds thousands who read the outageouy funny story
"GOOD-FORN0TBING DICK Or, A HsEo oP HUMBLx
Lxv the fret time enshed BY that admirable Amei.
can rer Dr. j. b. Robinson, and commenced In the NEW
YORK MERCURY In quaint humor shaded here and there
with the most touching Pstho' thi; sparkling biography Of
The .onre cypic laugh until his sides ache GOOD FOR.
NOTHING DICK" is commenced in the NETWORK MER-
curry for this week resdy n all the News stands aud
Bookstores In the United States. SSH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
.s THE IRREpREssIBLE CONFLICT be-

tween desire to be serious and natural LncInation
esses Of the eager thousands both North and South who com
men,e this week TO Dr. H. ROBINSON story Of" GOOD
FOR-NOTHfNG DICK; On, A HEao HrsBLE LIVE"
FOf quaint humor you: droery PSnssn' and .sss
and wiz spread smiles the whole see OF our
country than all the jokes about dnuon uttered IN
Congress We NAV add, that Coop NOTHING DicKn
msIes his debut NEwYoRK MERCURY for tai. week
ready all the newssands and bookstores in the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
|" HAvE WE A DICKENS IN AMERICA ~

This VIII be the involuntary exclamation Of the hun
dred Of thousands who read the funny story
GOOD-FOR-NOTHING DICK; Or, A HERO OF ursBLE
LDE" for the 6rst time finished BY that admirable
lean writer Dr. j. H. Robinson and In NEW
YORK MERCURY In quaint humo shaded here and there
with the most touching pahos this rng biography of
character" equals Of Dckenss best and will
.he s9g5sst eyns i.ash until bis sides achs GOOD FOR
Curry for this week ready at all the Newsstsnds and
bookstores In the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
I ITEKARY PEPPER. SAUCE.

- Ponderous volumes Of sciebfc researches and epdlee
pages hadcsn Romance eDdusble for while but the
ckens Of them unless Il regenersted occasonay with
something in the way Of literary pun
gent quick enng and refreshing Hence the reading public
Of the inmitsbls "9OOD-FOR-NOTHlNG DICK" whose
humorous biography by DR. H. ROBINSON, commences in
the NEW-YORK MERCURY for this week. For irresistible
droey quick Wit and general fun this Good Nothing
enus had rival and the tens Of Thousands Who wish 70
eh at his "irrepresble" oddities procure the NEW
YORK MERCURY, in which they embamei at any news
stlnd Oh bookstore IN the country.
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&5 OO0 REWARD WILL BE PAID to

Rc,OOO any who can produce the mate Of thss
inisby funny and humorousy gotssque youth known
"GOoD-FoR-NoTHING DICK" whose complete srsphy.
by the famous American Humort and Rsmsncer DR.. j. H.
Robinson, is commenced shis week In the NEW.Y0RK
WEEKLY MERCURY. DICE Is wha, The world call, q
Character and his graphic and sparkling narrative Of his sd
ventures trials lauehaSe mishsps sideplisng exploits sad
general experiences Of city % in all s lights and shades k
Of the richest treats served to
"GOUD-FOR-NOTHING DICK" msAes his debut 10 the
number of the NEw.YORK MERCURY, Now READY at all
the Paperands and gaohstores In the United States and
Canadn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
U,BAT "ARTFUL DODGER," who figures

with such splitting effect In D,keuss Oliver Twist
viii compare with the American younger. 0OOD-FOR
NOTHING DICK for guan. humor and al the ecocoas fnn Of
be found In the Of and founse that such s
the cse TWO e him would make The whole world hyser
cal with laughter And this inexprssbly faceous youth is
tbe hero Of Dr. J. H. Robnsons great Humorous Story of
..'GO0D-FOR-NOTBING DICK Oh, HERO oy HUMBLE
Romance and Art tho NEw-YORK WEEKLY MERCURY
For sale by ell News Dealers and Booksellers IN the United
States snd Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
yIyHE HERO OF TUMBLEpOwN ALLEY is

one OF the oldest and amusing the day.
He Ia known TO laughing world GOOD-fOR-NOTHING
DICK and his biography by the famous writer, H. Robl1
SON. is enc the most lucon offered to tho
pubc by American author II 10 commenced in the NEW
YORK MERCURY for this week and viii provoke long
hearty laughter from Maine Texas and oesn
ocean: "GoOD-yoR,NoTHTNG DICK" "a real Dick
ensonisn character full Of irresistible fan and spanking with
th kind of wit which excites the widest irth vet
oend the susceptible modesty The first chapters OF h,
inimiable je1 esprit Handsomely usyated sppss ia te
NEW-YORK MERCURY for this week, ready 81 the
News stands and Boob stores.
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z OOO DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE

CsOOO PAID TO any who produce the mate OF
that iumsbly funny and humorously otesqae youth known
"GOOD.FOK-N0THIN0 DI ;K whose complete biography
by the famous American Humores and Bonancer Dr. j. ".
Robinson. Is .smmenced this week in the NETWORK
WEEKLY MERCURY. DICK is What the world calls " a
ehscte" and this sphic and sparkling narrative of his ad.
ventures trials aughable maps sdespittins exploits and
Of richest treats ever ed hemisphere
"GOOD,F0R.NOTHIIN@G @ DICK makes makes his Debut ia the
hs Papersands nd Bookstores In the United States and
Canada
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z 600 DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE

fVeIDIDO
hs inmably funny and hu rotesque youth tnowa
tC(OD. .FOR.NOTHIN0 DICK" whose complete oosrsphys
by The famous Huuorst and Romsncer Dr n
Robinson, q commenced this week In the hhw fohh
WEFKLY MERCURY. DICK is what the world cais "A
character and this graphic and sparkling nsrrativs h. sd
general experience city He In al its lights and shades is
one Of the served sanhsng
HG0OD. .FOR. NOTHING DICKp makes his debut 10 tho
nnmber Of the NETWORK MERCURY Now Rg.Dr at Al
the and Bookstores in the United States and
Cauad
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one Of the oldest mo siusns ehirscer. ot the day
He Is known to laughing world GOOD
DICK and hls biography by theamoss writer H. Robin
on "a one ost prodn ons offered 20 ha
public BY All American author 10 cemmen'ed IA tue
YORK NFRCIRY for this week. and viii povoss ono ton9
roar OF hearty laughter Moe 20 Texas snd fou ocean 70
ocean. G0oD-FoR-NorHlNG DICK sses ns:sen,o. ~ %
nisp Character f OF irresistible fun and Sparkling ~h nys
IDd Wit which excite. the wiltes. nh yss ssyss blends
lie iss d,so,f ssfsed appear In the Jew
YORK MERCURY for THE week ready at A the Ne~s-
stan ls and Bcok ssores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
II LITERARY pEPpER-SAUCE.

Ponder volumes OF scientific researches and endless
pages Of Rsdcn cndurable for while bat the
sckens Of them unless IL regenersted occasionally with
something In the Of literary peppesauce-someng pun
gent qurkeDing and refreshing Hence the reading public
fail devouT with ayidy the excruciatingy funny
ploits Of the iniaI,ab '0UOD-fOR-NOFHIH0 DICK"
whose humorous biography by DL RoBissos commences
In the NEW-YORK MERCURY for this week. For iress
bic droery quick wit and general fun th Nothing
genius bad rival and the tens Of thousands who wish
aueh his "iuepTcssibe' oddities procure the NEW
YORK MERCURY, in which they eubalmed, any
stand OF bookstore in The country.
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OOO DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE

VeOVV PAID 20 any one who produce the Of
that funny and homorously roteque youth known
"COOD-FOR-NOTHTNG DICK" whose compst biography
BY the famous American Humorist and Romancer DE- j. IT,
Robnson, is commenced this week IA the NEW.YORK
WEEKLY MERCURY. DIcK Is what the world calls a
chaacter snd this aphi. .nd narrative Of bis
ventures trials lsughabe mishaps sdespng exploits and
one richest tEsss hei sphere
number of the NETWORK MERCURY Now READY at ali
the Psperssnds and Bookstores in the United States aud
Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
PRICE TWO CENTS.
vT,HE HERO OF TUMBLEDOwN ALLEY is

enc Of the Oldest END mos sasps characters OF she asy
He h inown to laughing world I" 'GooD-Foa'Norhtss
DICK" and his biography BY the Anous writer j. h ROBIN
Of the productions ever offered % the
public by American author IL is commenssd In the rh"
YORK MERCURY this week. and viii provoke one long
roar hearty laughter from Name TeIa and from ocesn to
ocean. "GOOD-FOR-NOTHlNG DICK" IS real Dick
snsonian character fall fun and sparkling with that
hind wit which exeites the widest mb yet oends
nost susceptible modety The r. chapters Of this mimi
table su dsspris andsossy s'yassd sppesr In the NEW
YORK MERCURY for this week now ready st al the New
stsnds and Bookstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
T LITERARY PEPPER-SAUCE.

IL Ponderous volumes Of scen &c researches and
Of Radclian romance enduabe while bat the
mind .ckens Of them unesss regerersted occasionally With
gent qpiekenns and refreshing Hence the reading pubic
ploiis OF the iDjmtahle OD-FOR-NOTHfN3 DICK ),
whose hnmoon hoerap, by Dr. H. ROBINSON commence.
in the NEW-fORk MERCURY for this week for irres,-
BILE douery quick wit and general fan this
genns mover had rival and the of who ih 10
stand or bookstore in the couu.ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
r literary PEPPER SAUCE.

H Ponderous volumes OF scientific researches and endesa
pages 81 Bsdcsn endursble for while
und ckens =, Them unless ss reseneraed occsionsly with
gent quic and refreshing Hence the reading public
NOT ai TO dsyop win sydty sh9 s4c,Sc,s,ingy funny er
whose hpmor9a. biogsPby BY DI II RoBssos commence.
in the NKW-YORk MERCURY for this week For irressi-
bic drocy quick wit and general fun this Good Nothing
g.nus had rival and the Of thousands who wh TO
laugh at bis "irepressibe" oddities procure the hEW
YORK MERCURY, in which they embalmed, at sny
stand or book store In the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
TT7UE HERO OF TUMBLEDOWN ALLEY is

Of the oldest and most amusing charecers Of the day
He fs known laughing world GOOD FOR-NOTHING
DICK" and his biography by the famous writer g. Robin
son Of the humorous productions offered to the
public by American anbo IL is commeIeed in the NEW
YORK MERCURY for this week and will provoke long
roar Of hearty laughter from Maine to exa aud from
ocean. "GOOD-FOR-N0THING DICK" Is real Dicken
sonan character full Of irresistible fun and sparkling with that
hind Of which e1ctes the widest mh yet ohends
the most pbe modesy The 6r chaotee OF this inm
table leu esprit Handsomely usfrdted appear in the NEW
YORK MERCURY for his week, ready at all the News
stands and Bookstores.