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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-21
WOOL CARDxNG
AT MAY. Summers MIN

VIE subscribers respectfully announce to the
Public that they have bought Mr.. Robert
Dunlap's Carding Machines, and the same, after
being clothed with the best quality of cards and
put 'n the best order, will be in operation by the
MS. o. My, anu VIII DC attended by the junior
partner who is an old experienced carder.
All wool brought TO their Machines in good
order they will warrant to be well carded. Their
prices will be pence for white, and 6 pence
Tor mixed. A liberal discount viii be made 10
those who pay within the cardng season. They
respectfully ask encouragement. All kinds OF
grain and haxseed will be taken in payment for
wool carJing at the market price.
ID. SUMMERS,
J. Nj. HELMS.
April 2l-sm.
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April IL, 1912

United States District Court. Western District
of Virginia, Stanton, In B1NKRuPrcy,
Notice to Creditors, and all others concerned
in interest. tn shrw against the Petition of
No. 72.--JACOB BROSCIUS, OF Roanoke county. To
be declared bankrupt Tuesday the Sd day of Nav.
1912.
No. I30-ECGENIO IRVINE, Of Augusta county. TO
DC declared a bankrupt on the sd daAof May, 1912.
No. l3l-HUGHAET MONTGOMERY & EJGE-
Mo IRVINE. late partners in trade under stylc and
firm OF Montgomery Irvine, Of Augusta county to be.
declared bankrupt on lu ,sday the 81 day Of May 1872
restP, NIcHo. X. TRorr. d. C'lk.
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L" Messrs JacoJ Moore, james J. Moore, a,i,u'r of
Isdac 1iDore dec'd. John ZimJ,.o and Jfury his
wJe, John Thomas and wJe, Peter Lo,cry and
,cJe, and Thomas Hayris and ,cife.
You are hereby notified that on Friday the eth
day Of May. 1912, at the Clerks office Of the
county court of Mercer, in the State OF Kentucky,
we shall proceed to take the dispositions of Betsy
Moore and others to be read in evidence in suit
pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta county, Va, in which
Matthew White is plaintiff, and we are co-deien-
dants with you. lfsaid dispositions shall not be
completed on said 9th Of May, the taking Of the
same viii be adjourned from day to day, until
completed. Yours. &C.,
JOHN y. DUNN,
ANN DUNN, e.
MARY JANE MOORE, g.
HANNAH MOORE,
by ". c. Kinney, Mei, guardian nd Item.
March 81, 1Sl2.-St.
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SPRANG DRY GOODS:

Fly the ship Hark Away from Liverpool, and
hSother recent arrivals from the Northern Mar
kets. we are III receipt Of our Spring Supply Of
DRY GOODS, consisting of the latest styles of
British, F.ench and American Goods-togethcr
with large supply Of Virginia and NoI,hern
Domes'ics-all OF which we are disposed 10 sell
Gerry io,c for cash. or to punctual customers.
KENT, KENDALL, g. ATWArER.
Richmond, March Silt.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

EIiE undersigned having seen that a ccrtAin
JOHN HUMATE had made application
to the District Court Of the United States for
Western Virginia, for the benef, ofhe Bankrupt
Act. and fearing that the same name may be taxi
en- for mine as it is spelled in the same MANNER
| therefore hereby make IL known that / am not
the person who has made the said application, he
being John Shumate, ofFayette County, Virginia,
and not tho undersigned who is now the proprie-
tor OF Tie Bell Tavern in lcwisburg, Greenbrier.
JOHN SilUNArE.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-21

BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
At the 29th Annual Meeting Of the Bible So.
ciety Of Virginia, held in Trinity Church, in the
city Of Richmond, on Tuesday, 5th April, 1912,
the following gentlemen We're elected Managers
Tor the ensuing year
Reverend Philip Courtney, President.
George WooAbHdge, lstV PresiJeuk,
Vim 5 Piumer end do.
A. ID. Pollock, 3rd do.
Vim. Norwood, 9Th do.
Mr.. Samuel Reeve, Corresponding Secretary
Mr.. Vim. Williams, Rccorljag do.
Mr.. VIM. Allison, Treasures,
Reverend Adam Empie,
,,a.. Do. VIM. /. Waller,
DO. Geo. w. Motley,
Messrs. G. &. GriswolG
George flutchisoh
Horace l.. kent,
John ID. MnnforJ,
Is Spencer Woodbridge,
Nm. Wills.
Peter Van Dcursen,
Samuel Putney,
john Williams,
SIS Michael Gretteb
Edmund g. Tompkins,
Doctor james Bolton,
/" +. II. Deanc.
Reverend James McElroy, General Agent.
Rev. A. ID. Pollock was appointed Delegate
from this Society TO the ensuing annual meeting
of the American bible Society.
WM. WILLIAMS, Recording Secretary.
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DoowoI Al DoLD,
REMOVAL.

'THE subscriber having removed his Goods
from Barterbrook TO Fishersville. whore Ire
wishes 10 continue business, he would say 70 his
friends and the public generally, that his assert.
.nent is as good as can be found in any one store
in the couny--nnd is his mteHyicn 10 keep up his
duce his prices to suit the tunes 10 all cash or
punctual dealers on the usual credit. and woutt
most respectfully solicit all in want Of Goods to
examine for themselves.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
Goods az cash prices.
THOMAS w. M'CCE.
March 81, 1912.
N. B. would take this opportunity Of returning
my thanks TO all those that encouraged me while
at Barerbrock, and would most earnestly solicit
IA continuance from all in that neighborhood that
ii may suit.
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SIR ARlEW

season, 10 terminate on the LIST day of July next,
on the exceedingly moderate terms Oor horse Of
his merii) OF 80 the season, $l2 insurance, and
90 cents on each to the Groom. The sea.
son due at the expiration thereof, and the insu-
rance as soon as ascertaned, or mare parted with
No liability iUr accidents. but every care shall
be taken that none may happen. My apology
Tor presenting him thus late, in Staunton, is that
was solicited by some Of my friends to do so az
they considered there was great opening for such
horse as he is; being of unusual size, full IG1
hands high, Red Bay, thorough bred, possess
ing great muscular power and unusually lofty
and elegant. He combines more Of the Diomed
Sir Archer and Medley Blood, probably than any
horse OF his age. lie is seven years old this
Spring, raised by my Father, John Rodes, late Of
Alben,arle County For further particulars I
refer you 10 his IIanj-biils, and NY friend VIM
Craig Of Siaunton. lie will be at your ANTI
Court, and training Of The Officers Of The County.
His regular days To be in Saunton is Saiutday
April 23d. Monday the I'd Of May, Wednesday
the llh Of May. Friday the 2Oth of May. Mon
day the seth Of May, Tuesday the 9TH Of June,
Thursday the 10th Of June, and Saturday the 25tIi
Of juno. lie will stayas long as is necessary al
his stable at each visit.
RYLAND RODES.
April 81, 1919.
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y O n I G. Y.

NoUNG SIR ARCHY, full brother to young
Nirginial son of the celebrated foal pettrr
Murat, grand son of old Tirginian, and eres,
grand soil Of cid Sir Archy, will stand the ensu-
ing season in Stauutcn and Mount Sidney. Fer
particulars see hand bills.
CRAWFORD g. roller.
March 81, l8i2.-tf
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w. LUNATIC ASYLUM.

VI. LUNATIC ASYLUM
The Editor of the Western Transcript, printed
at Wellsburg, Brooke County, in ACKNOWLEDGING
the receipt of copy OF DR.. Striblings late Re-
port, says-'i'he report shews conclusively that
the Institution is managed with rigid economy.
great professional skill, and Christian plilan,iro-
py. Should our reason ever forsake us, may we
be blessed with home in such an Institution,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-21

Ii is fact, whiUh deserves 10 be noted, that the
first Protective duty ever imposed by our govern
ment was in favor of Raw Cotton, for the special
benefit OF South Carolina. That duty is three
cts. per pound or, on an average, 40 per cent,
and 1t operates 10 the prohibition of the foreign
production From our ports. Repeal it, and the
cotton Of South America, and perhaps of India,
would compete with the home production in our
own markets. Had not Congress much right
to protect Manufactures as Raw Cotton? And
should not those who are camoring against Pro-
tectlve Duties as unconstitutional, show their sin.
cerity ny moving the repeal of this three cent du-
ty.-LyncA. Hrg.
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Nv BI.EkREpJTy
April II, 1859.

he creditors Of Alexis Martin, Of GrccnLrcr county
who was clard Bankrupt by tn: Hon District Court
m inc the =, Tor tue Western District of Virginia are
hereby notified that Commissioner of Bankrups for
the county Of rccnbricr, shall proceed my office
thc town OF Lcwisbnrs GTccnbrcr county, the 9th
and 18th days OF May next at 10 o'clock TO receive
proof OF their respective debts when and where the said
Bankrupt is required to attend.
MARK J.. SPOTTS, Conf.
April IL, 1872
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AWFUL CONFEDERATION J! Our town has
been the scene OF one of the most desolatne fires
that 1t has ever been our lot to witness. II COM
inenced yesterday mornng about O'Clock, and
burned until day light, consuming the mos, beau
titul and business part OF Columbia! Twenty
nine stores and dwellings, with numerous out
buildings are in ruins; and the buildings comprise
the most valuable property in town.! The loss
In buildings and goods cannot fall much shor, of
100000 !-Coiumbia ( S. G. } Caron. .qprH 10.
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Nv R.3NhRIJpJCT.

inc creditors Of Andrew H. Ross, Of Pocahontas coun-
y, VINO was declared Bankrupt by the Hon. District
court OF the U. S. for the Western District Virginia
are hereby notified that Commissioner of Bankrupts
ior Pocahontas county, Va shall proceed at my Office
IN the town OF Huntersyc, Pocahontas county, on the
oth and 18th days of May next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ 10
receive proof Of their respective debts, when aud where
the said Bankrupt is required TO attend
GEORGE +. CRAIG. Con,'r
ANIL ~
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Commissioners Office.
Winchester, .4prhi Is. 1912. /

~ '"V"t"ttT, 'IIVTI ID. IcIE. J
In the matter of John b. Campbell, of the county Of
Frederick, in Bankruptcy.
In pursuance OF decree of the District Court of the T.
nted States Tor the Western District of Virginia a,
Stunon made March Is 1872 the creditors Of The sad
1oh D. 'apo:il ar" hereby mo''iicd, that have fixed
upon the ih aud 9th days of Nay II xt as tn. tim :
AMEN thcy VIII b. required to prcs,n and prove their
d1bts OtfoTe me at my ot.ic; i'll " inch ST n.
LEM. BRENT, Comr. of Bankrupts,
80, ~ ior tn; County Of Fr derrick.
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no s's.ts,la ,YwlgyLKC.

WE, the undersigned, hereby forbid all persons
from purchasing or trading for any Of our
Horses. with any OF our Drivers, or. Osiers, un.
less they have written permission from us. We
will not pay for any Horses purchased by them.
.. M.BOYD g. Co.
March L.. lSi2-tf
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RAN AWAY
April 81, 1919.

FROM tie subscriber in Middlebrook OF, the
llth instant, boy naoled JOHN WEAVER
bound 20 the Gunsnilh business. All persons
are forep armed from harborng or employing said
boy. One Cent reward and no thanks will be-
given for his apprehension and delivery.
JOHN DEEToN
April 2f--%t
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DISSOIuTfON-

's'llE firm Of ROBERT MOSELEY g. CO.,
was by mutual consent dissolved on the 18th
OF last month, March. All persons indebted are
earnestly requested to settle and pay what they
owe. RO. MOSELET,
j. X. STEPHENSON.
Scottsvil!e, April Aft
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The Jefferson Free Press states that the Armo-
Ters at Harper's Ferry have got to work again.
under promise from the President that their
grievances shall be redressed
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From Tie Paihli. A,hia Lour,r 7o,vI5

- T''''' 1''TV'TeT' sIIVW
we have rumor from Washington, that Lord
Ashburton is instructed to protest in the name of
MS government, against the movements i'm this
country calculated TO assist by money and otbcr
direct agencies, the repeal Of The Union between
England and Ireland. DJublful-as i, is not
probable that any OF the propositions of Lord
Ashburton have been made public.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-21

dinner and ball have been giver at Washinp-
ton, In compliment to Mr. Clay, on his retiremen,
from the public service
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EDUCATION.

The next session THE subscribers school will
commence on Monday the 2nd day of May
Terms, the same as heretofore.
MARIA /. coulter.
Stanton, April 81, 1912.
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=, man was shot dead by spring CUR, near
Georgetown, ID. Co. few days AFRO, while en-
deavoring to rob poultry house. The owner,
who set the gun, has been arrested
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JACOB X. STRIBIJNG, having been appointed
Commissioner in Bankruptcy for the County Of Augusta
can be found at any time when wanted in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Augusta. He will keep
his office Commissioner in the Clerks Office Of the
Corporation Court of Stanton.
April 7, IS12.-ft
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nc creditors Of John F. Clarke, Of Wheeling in the
Doh,y Oh ONO whether in his ndv dual capacity or as
partner IN the late firm of Moore Clarke or other.
WIS.,, arc notified that they will be required to present
ane prove their debts against the said John F. Clark
oeIore me as Commissioner in Bankruptcy at INV Office in
the city Of Wheeling, in said County on the 5I and OH
OF May, 1892 in pursuance of decree made by the
court OF the United States for the Western Dis.
cn; o42 upon the petition Of said John F. Clarke To
DC declared Bankrupt.
April Ii. 1S43. 80 '''" en- 'o'" f.
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FLOUR, FLOUR

JUST RECEIVED, a lot Of FLOUR, war.
ranted to be family, and for sale by
DAVID kerr
Staunton, April 81.
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VIM. Vance, esq. of Romney, has been noni-
mated for the Senate in the Berkeley district.
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Nv R.3NKRTpJCy
March 81, I312-llw.

ne creditors of Henry Moore. of Wheeling, in tho
county OF Ohio whether his individual capacity or as
partner In the late firm of Moore & Clarke, other
wise, arc notified that they Will b, required pr = m,
anu prove their debts against the said Henry Moore, be-
,1re me as Commissioner in Bankruptcy, my office in
o heeling, in said County, on the 9TH and 9th
days oil May, 1912, pursuanc. of dcrc made nv tc
court OF the United States for the Western Dig
c, OF virginia, sitting at Staunon, the 18th day OF
io9Z, upon the petition Of said .nry Moore TO BIZ
declared Bankrupt.
GEO. III. CARTER, Com'r
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In 1899, the House Of Delegates. by a unani-
tsovs vote, declared that the Public Donate was
the property Of, the States. When did the States
lose their right Hikig.
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April 2l-am.

JUST RECEIVED
FRESH SUPPLY OF DRUGS And MEDICINES,
SuPh. of Morphine,
- of Quinine,
- Of Potash
Extract Colocynth Comp.
- Sarsaparilla,
g Hyosciamus,
g Belladona,
% Cicuia,
Camphor, Iodine,
Cowhage, Pul. SQuilis, Balsam Capsules.
lienry's Calcined Magnesia, Oil of Cubcbs.
Sayine Leaves, Lunar Caustc, Calomel.
PAINTS and OILS.
White Lead, dry and in Oil,
Red Lead, Chrome Green, dry aud in Oil,
Prussian Blue, Vermllion,
l.inseed OIL Sperm Oil,
Copal and Japan Varnish.
BRUSHES.
Paint, Wall. Hair, Tooth, Camel Hair, Clot.,
and Shaving Brushes.
DYE S7UfFS.
Logwood-Stck. Ground, and Extract,
Redwood-Cround, Camwood,
Indigo, Alum, CoPperas, Madden.
PERFJ.IIERY
Cologne Water,
Florida
Rose 50
Macassar and Bears Oil.
Otto Of Roses, Hair Powder,
Fancy Soaps, Musk.
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DEEDS OF TRUST AND BARGAIN AND
"a LH--for sale at this Office.
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sMx~zz, DnzMzSra e MORRIS,

LITE SMITH & PALMER;
Importers and Dealers in Books, Stationary, and
-Uasic, Main Street, Richmond Yu.
HAVE constantly on hand an extensive and
we'll selected stock of GERMAN, FRENCH.
ITALIAN, ENGLISH, and AN ERlCAN pub.
LEGATIONS OF standard Literature; standard School
Books in general use-and are constantly receiy-
ing all new Publications in every department, OF
Literature as issued from the Press.
STATIONARY
or every description, and every variety Of
MUSIC.
A general assortment Of all Popular Music.
and all New Music received as soon DIS published
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Fifes &c. always on
hai.d.
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BLANK pooK MANUFACToRY.

Blanks Books of every description, made to
Account Books, Record and ShcIifl's Books. al
ways on hand and every variety of Binding cx-
ecuied In the best manner. and on accommodate
ting terms Orders from the country promptly
attended 20.
Richmond, March 3l-St.
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SALE OF M ERcHAN DrsE.
4 n 4 " 0NI @ Nv

~ - - " " = i " IN
I'm the 23th day of April next, at the Cedar
~ Grove Mills, in Rockbrdge, will, FOR the
purpose of winding up the concern of the late
firm of RANDOLPH q COLLINS, sell at pub
lie auction TO the highes, bidder, all the S'rOCN
OF GOODS belonging to said firm, consisting
oi AN extensive and valuable assortmentof
Dry Goods, Groceries,
AND lIARDWARE: and which were princi.
paly laid in last fail.
!lE BARGAINS may be expected, as the
sale will be made without reserve. The sale will
commence at II o'clock, 4. NJ, and NAL contin-
nc from day to day unit, the goods are all sold,
TERMS-For all purchases of SIS and under,
cash will be required Tor all sums over S5
credit ofeight months will be given, the purchas-
er giving bond with good security.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Survivor of Randolph & Collins.
March 81 lSil.-tf
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NrAfsls2 MA,Ds s
GA the ash nStS by Me Klv p. Shickcl, MIR. ISAAC
y stone, Of Rockingham, to Miss FRANCES SpEck
Of Augusta.
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ALSO.

a fresh supply Of Quilts Of every quality {;
Letter and Note Paper v'ry fine; lnk-Black,
Blue, lndelible, and Red.
All of which will sell at the lowest prices
for CASH. AID. WREN.
April o.
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April II, lSi2.-tt
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CoAINusSIoNER,S Nor1cr

April 4 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
q FOR SALE-ThaI very desirabIe dad

I ~ ground situated a. the corner of Laight AM Var
'cs strert, fronting os st john, Pafk beng 90 e.t
inches, on Iaight,tree and 81 feet Narck, nh tie
Church thereon. For particulars enquire Of JOSEPH
~ SAlrI ROOlE 1871 walkers
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CIVE NEIS.


SPECIAL SrssIoNs-Beforc Judge Moan and
Aldermen BENsoN and WooDHULL-John and Peter John
cOl0rcl men, were iri,d tor stealing lot oi s'"T
spoon. worth so roa, Michael Brown john was acquit
led Peter found guy and sent to the Prison 20 days-
JOHN Mahonev. aug wearing apparel worth 81, rom
Anthems He,, -guiltv-pencnary 6Olavs Edward
Gallagher. STEALING shovel from George H. Jennings
INDEPENDENTLY 30 daysPatsey Lyons. boy, Prev
ou,v convicted Of petty larceny discharged on prom
IS OF his mother to put him 70 ade-Dinlcl Curnlne
hau boy. stealing s. b from the money dawer of ia
cob fsL-rulty->ent TO the House Of Refugee iharne
johnson, stealing i've pals rom Hcny LechStrickcr-
gultv-petcutiarv GO davs-El1a Moore, old offender.
stealing table cloth, trosi Mary o'Connor-acQuucd-
worth Sl2 3D. from tire store oi william kevSer-guliy-r,-
mandcd De sent To >ea.w liam stewart. stealing two
pairs stockings worth 81. rom Rehecca Johnson-gulty
penieuary so daysChareS Mckebhin assault and bat
ou Isaac Dodge with stone. niuTr. him severely
stealing m.uuo c.1Ik worth 80 from Cornela Nugen'-
ncqutlod.frarc Harrison charged with assault and bat
terry and Jane, Harvey, James Thomas aud Maria Ross.
with dor'tfN conduct we've SNeray discharged Tor want
of evidence. Adjourned To Tuesday reNt, O'Clock.
PoIIcE.-ANorHEH CHARGE OF LiREL.-An'on
enrcks ard John L. Ropes for the thrd Time
ed to day charge of publishing IN their paper the An
roya this morning third libel o. Thomas Jefferson Smith.
Esd Counsellor al Law. They were hsld to hai in 81 @o
TnrrTs-Dcnn.s Toy was arrested on Thursday nieht
hv wachnan Bailey Ion stealing Two butter hrkins, and
committed
PASSING ~ ALIrsrp BuL.-Ou, Allen. who had been in
prison several DAYS Tor councritng complained oi
today hg the clerk ot Gideon wrslhook. of - Bowery.
Tor having the ni. before ms arrest passed n him 81
hl purPartn. 10 be of the Citizens Bank of Nantucket
bat which Wa, ai're' from ihe broken Cizen> Bank OF
Augusta. Maine. Committed
STEALING Mar FRoM THF MARKrr-A female named
Mctlu>ncy, arrested about ocio on Thursday MORN
by waichman W H. Furdy with rump OF beef weighing
ahor ~ pounds la her possession which she had stolen from
the Clinton market property Of W IAN Nacsn She was
sent 10 prison at The upper Police Ohce.
CoRoNtRs OFFiCF.-The Coroner held an in
quest on Thursday evening No oi Anthony street On
the hodN OF sarah WILLIAMS culoct woman aged abou, s.
The deceased. who had been complaining years
TucsN morning was seized with pains n the bead and
side followed hy fits and remaining insenshle until 2oclock
Thursday morning.. de.i Verdict died OF apoplexV.
Also al Ne, 60 Stanton street, on The body of unknSw
female infant found hy bay enclosed N box placed
coop and living hav o Christie street.
Verdict u her death by unSnOw 90 tia jurors
The Coroner alsO Yesterday. held inquest small
poN Hospital Backwel> Island, the body Of The ie
male infant Child of Ann Burr aged days. who had beer
IN birth and seRg ThurSaav taken 10 the above
hospital IN rs mother. died soon Afterwards. Verdict
dlcd OF exhaustion and want OF nourishment