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800 City 5 1896 1901; IS shares Girard Bank SO
40 Wilmington RR is 1895 90 do Manufscturers' and
Mecnanics Bank, Isl; go do Mechanics Bank ls4; 100
90 Grsrd Bank At; $1,000 State 6s ls47 SO; shares
schuykiil Bank 8; $4,000 Wilmington 6 1855 IL $1,000
3" M isas co. II shares Penn Township Bank l9I
5000 State SIS, 4s, $sl0 Girard Notes go
AFTER BoARp-60 shares New Orleans Cas- 81; 81 900
state o. 1868 4s 900 Tenn SIS 753 shares Grsrd
Bank, II; 7 do U Bank, q; Is do Wilmington RR, H.
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yerrs OursrANp,ra Nav 1919

TREASURY NeTEs OUrsTANprNo, May I, lsl3
Amount as per records of this office, viz
OF notes issued under acts prior to the 3lst
August, 1912, Ss6s4 9sa SO
Ofnoes issued under the act of slst Aug.
ls42 3,Oi7,740 50
$ll,6 ,725 IL
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the
accounting officers, 60 $50 90
$l,632076 -
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Registers Office, May !, ls43
L SMITH
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Herald Literary Depot

Herald Literary Depot.
All the new end cheap literary publications of the day
for SALE Wholesale and retail the HERALD Ovr,cn
northwest corner Of Nassau and Fulton street
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entertainments this evening are for the benefit of
Mr.. Thorne, the worthy and enterprslng manager
of the Chatham, whose fame in the theatrical line
has spread far and near. In order to increase the
attraction, he has engaged the services of Mr..
Booth who will appear in the character of Sir Ed
ward Mortimer, in the Iron Chest. new candl-
date for popular favor, Mr. w. Marshall, has also
been brought out at the Chatham, and will make
his second appearance this evening, in the character
Of Elsie, in the drama Of the Black Dwarf. This
gentleman, as a melo-dramatic actor, has but few
equals He possesses no ordinary degree Of talent
and will no doubt prove highly popular.
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o. The Susquehannah was falling at the last &C
counts. Trifling injury to the canals. Navigation
will be resumed in few days.
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o. FRESH SALMON.-A fine large Fresh Salmon
will be served up this day. at Dinner Also Asparagus
Cucumbers Radshss, &c &c. at
PATTINSONS,
Garner Nasaau nd Ann stroote
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NIBLo's GARpEN-Nblo opens for the season on
the first Of June. He has engaged the French Com
pany from New Orleans, said to be the most talent
ed and effective ever seen in this country. French
opera and Vaudeville will be played every alternate
night, and light English farces and Vaudevies with
Burton, Miss Reynolds, and other eminent perform.
ers, will alse be produced every second night. The
gardens have been greatly improved it is said, al
though we doubt whether there was any room for
improvement They will, in fact, be equal to the
most brilliant of the Partisan summer resorts. All
the youth, beauty and fashion of the city will visit
Nblo's during the season. The moonlight-the
cool walks-the fountan-the creams-the
mint julaps-the firtations-the gossipings-the
scandal-a will be as delightful as it is possible for
anything to be on this dirty EARTH
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

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NoRFoLI May 2-AT Amelia EIisbe, ndra for Ports
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Spoken
Emerald whalerl Of New Bedford with 800 bbls oil April
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FOREIGN Ports
Rio JANEIRo, March 2O-In port Warwick Gerry from
Boston, and o hers before. ~ ~
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ADAMS II Co. arrive from Boston at an early
hour every morning.
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Corner Nassau and Ann streets.


East Broadway, corner Of Scanned street. Grand on
Saturday the 9th of May, where he will sell NewOr
mingo Coffee. green at pence; ground, pence; best
old Sumatra Coffee, ground in his store every day. at
Also just received, large assortment of Teas by the
latest arrivals light drawing, pleasant favored Young
Hyson Tea for sec per pound Stewart woelsey's best
double refined crushed Sugar 6s for pound pure
Sperm OIL shings gallon Judds best shillingsper
gallon Also, some fine favored Eaulong Black Tea.
G5- A BEAUTIFUL NUMBER" Rich and rare
are the gems" Of the New Mirror for the present week
etching ON steel Sv Ssn%,n an eaaa;m: GsHd
in prose and verse VII short chapter on various
matters and things 2. The conclusion of Tyrone Pow
ers beautiful story of the Gpsey Star The Grisette
deeply interesting tale OF Paris The Loves Of Batche
humor; Recsllections OF Tyrone Power, with several
of his songs never before published g. The Rising Sum-
abroad Arts and Artists comprising history Of the
Academy of Design and review of the paintings now
On exhibition na Ths psnsr Gazette; and
fifth number of this beautiful and fascinating weekly Pc
riodical, edited by George p Morri. and NJ P. Willis;
every number exqustely embellished by Chapman New
subscribers be supplied from No. If immediate ap-
plication be made The terms are only three dollars
year. Invariably in advance ssum trihing IN amount
to place this delightful weekly journal within the
reach every body Agents and carriers sup
pal cities and towns throughout the Union All orders
punctually attended to- II accompanied by the cash.
Address PECKHAM & CO., Publishers,
st.. ~.
This weeks Mirror may be had at j. Atwells music
store, No 20l Broadway; at the Of Nassau and
beekman Streets and Of the periodical agents generally
90 HAIR-GRANDJEAN'S CONVERSATIONAL
important discovery for the treatment of the hair pre-
sentative against badness ard infable cure in all
affections Of the skin the head, dandrf &c. Multi
tudes OF chemists apohecare and psrumers have sc-
cessfuy attempted to treat OF that part Of the human boz
dy without having sufficiently studied the subject BY
spreading osentatiou reports Of exaggerated fame.
they have fatgued the public with the words-Wonder!
Prodigy
SOny make fair trial of Grandjeans celebrated Compo-
son If people would adopt this method there would be
no reason to complain Of humbsg.
Principal office No. Barclay street. Particular room
for ladies. N. Y.
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STEAM SHIP HIBERNA-This new steamer is not
such remarkably fast one, after all. She was out
fourteen days when we last heard from Boston, and
Adams and Harnden say that there were no signs Of
her when they left 1t is to be presumed, however,
that she reached there yesterday and that we shall
receive her news at an early hour this morning. If
30, look out for an Extra Herald
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o. Navigation on the St. Lawrence is resumed.
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FLARE UP IN THE BoNNETT TRADE.-We per-
ceive that the great rival OF Mr.. Webb-John Bur-
ton of 92l Bewery, has published an advertisement
offering reward Of 500 for the discovery OF the
miscreants who destroyed a number of the famous
cheap Amazone bonnets by throwing oil Of vltrio on
them last Saturday night This bonnet business into
which Mr.. Webb has entered with such zeal and
vgor seems 10 create great noise in the world. 1t
| seems altogether most amusing business.
We have made several philosophical investiga-
tons into the nature and character of the Amazone
bonnet, and find that it is made Of species OF Ma
nla hemp, very cheap, and manufactured at Ma
nila into the hats and bonnets worn by the lowest
classes. The idea of Webb making such fuss about
this article is irresistibly ludicrous
Webb sells his bonnets at SO apiece; whist John
Burton sells them for 81 to SIS each. We advise
our ancient friend Webb to be very cautious about
getting too deep into this funny business II he 60
little too far now there is chance of getting out
OF the mud by the friendly aid of bankrupt's GER
tificate. Take care, then, Master Webb, or you
may find out to yoursorrow that you have got very
uncomfortable bee in your bonnet!
PARK THEArRx.-The crowded audience at the
Park last night seemed quite like old times. Pa-
eide, Risley, and Hackett-three very powerful at
fractions. With twoo of them the public are we'll &C.
quanted-less SO, however, with Master Risey. We
do but express the unanimous sentiments of even the
severest critics, when say that this truly very
remarkable child, and equally claims admiration
both for his adroitness skill, and astonishing physi.
cal Abilities and also for the exquisite grace and
beauty, and inimitabe Maivet<, which characterize
all his performances. No persons who ever indulge
in theatrical amusements should fail TO see Master
Risley and his father-and when they do see them.
they should remember that they are the same per-
sons who were saved in such a miraculous manner
at the Guadalupe earthquake. They perform but
one night more before their departure for Europe.
Tomorrow night is Risey's benefit, and Of course
he will have bumper. Master John had another
bouquet, and garland last night and well did he de
serve them.
MUsIcAL.-Signor Nagel gives his farewell con-
cert at the Apollo Saloon this evening. Mrs.
Loder, and Messrs. Rakeman and Dempster, and
other distinguished artists will appear. That the
room will be crowded, we have no doubt
M Bley gives a grand vocal and instrumental
concert at the Apollo, on Thursday next, assisted
by Mrs. Sutton.
Mr.. John A. Kyle, one OF the best futists in the
country, gives his animal concert at the Apollo, on
Monday next. He will be assisted by brilliant
array of talent, and will, as usual have crowded
room.
Mr.. Raymond had very excellent house at the
Olympic on the occasion ofhis first benefit. Mr. R.
Is young gentleman of great promise, and bids
fair 10 attain high rank as an actor and a vo-
caisi.
Mr. Bradbury gives his last juvenile concert this
evening, when perfect array of young vocalists
will appear
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AMONG THE CANDIDATES for the Custom House
are William L. Marcy, Alderman Purdy, VIM
Paxton Hallet, and Mayor Morris Sometime since
HaIlet was number one in Bob Tylers estimation,
but now ii seems the discovery has been made that
he is not pure enough democrat and the choice
OF the elective power is vibrating between Alder
man Purdy and Bob Morris, occasionally inclining
little towards VIM. L. Marcy. At all events the
chances of these three are pretty nearly equal. 1t
is uncertain, however whether any Of them would
accept the Office, nor is it matter Of any conse-
quence whether they weud or not
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% The wings have carried Newburgh by seven
ty majority.
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent


JUNE 9.-George Palen vs. Elias Plum -This an
action Of respass the the damages laid
$1,000
The plaintiff, extensive merchant In this city was
in the month of May lsa2 applied 10 by Samuel Brookes
Of the firm OF Richards Brooks Co. of the city OF
Troy merchants to purchase goods from him. and tho
same time as was alleged produced letter. written by
the defendant in the the firm of E. and Plum,
who are also merchants ia the said city of Troy and adj
dressed to plaintiff stating that the said firm Of and D.
and that they should consider perfectly safe for plain
tin to sell Richards Brooks Co. thing time that
the said T. and D. B. Plum had with the said 6rm
OF Richards, Brooks Co. long time that said firm had
at oil times Paid the said E. and B. Plum promptly and
that said Richards Brooks Co had all through the hard
would continue to do in future Upon the strength OF
the contained in said letter ia alleged that
piainth was Induced to sell Richards, Brooks Co.
goods to the amount Of Sl3 IL shortly after appeared
that the firm OF Richards, Brooks Co were nsolvent
the time Of the sale goods made them by plain
TIM and that in January lsl3 they applied to be dcharg
ed from all their Liabilities under the bank rupt act a.
peared from the testimony of their assignee that their
personal property amounted only to between 80 and
5000 and that their real estate morgsged full
by Richards, Brooks Co. On the part OF the plaintiff
Is alleged that the defendant of the
ey Of Richards. Brooks Co. at the time he wrote the
letter in question: and that under the false repre-
sensations contained in the letter that the plaintiff dealt
with the firm OF Richards Brooks & Co., and the action
the last named firm, from the defendant Elias Plum. A.
ter the examination of the assig had been gone
through with was agreed between the psres refer
all matters between the parties embraced by this action
to the arbitration Of Henry Edward and W. Bonny,
Esqs alter which the adjourned until this day at
10 O'Clock.
Counsel for plaintiff Mr. Sherwood and Mr.. SANFORD;
Tor defendant Mr. Mann and Mr. Pearson.
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Nome ViueO.
Correspondence of the Herald
MONTE VlDEo, April If, lSI3

lCoHespondence OF the Herald
MONTE VlDEo, April IT, 1913.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
AS the brig Dirego leaves this day for New York.
/ shall collect the latest news The u S. ship John
Adams, officers and crew all we'll.
The invading army two miles from the city,
and skirmishes occur every day or two, with little
no loss either side the foreigners IN the city
city and their property. The French are under
arms; considerable number have been landed
from the feet. The English are determined to fol-
low their example, if the Commodore does not pro-
tect their property against the Invaders 1t appears
from the proceedings of the Commodore to day.
that he has determined complying with the re-
quest OF the English residing here Commodore
Brown had his ship, brig, ard schooner in the har
Dor, and the English Commodore had all his
sells warped in between Browns and the city-wth
springs on their cables and laying broadside to bear
on Browns fleet and the city, and all the launches
OF the Alfred (Engish) Admiral ship, armed, with
men and guns, moved into the harbor at IL o'clock
M; at sun set returned 10 the ship. No fighting
day. BY this step of the English Commodore, it
appears the blockade will not be sanctioned. was
Informed by an officer of the John Adams that if
the English did not acknowledge it, they should
not All merchant vessels this day warped out of
the harbor to The roads, be clear of the shot from
provisions high and scarce. 1t is the prevailing
opinion that the invading party will be compelled TO
retreat, with some loss, winter was setting in,
and the troops poorly clad and fed.
send you papers up TO the 9Th, which will give
you previous news.
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superior Court.

Deiore Chiei justice Jones.
JUNE 9-Wiliiam Ouen VS. Edud r. Csy;sfiansor-
TINS was an action OF replevin to test he rishe
OF plaintf to retain certain property consisting OF
quantity of liquors. seized by Owen which IN ,hs
possession of Chrstianson under the folio wing crcnr
stance In December 1872 person of the naue nj ZONES
commission hsnt employ ed by the plaintiff To-
sell the property in question. Chrianson called on
Jones' and offered to become the purchaser and repre
sented that he Richardson, owed Le debts about
$500 which he owed TO his brewer and offered prom
ssor notes amounting the gate three hundred
and fifty nine dollars, and PAYABLE g. o. and II weeks
Jones closed with him. and the liquors delivered
and the taken 10 payment the same The mig at
OF the zane day Jones got private that Chris
Hanson in nsOlvent crcum that the property
would be likely to be taken in execution by other cred
tors and the plaintiff would be likely to lose his debt
Upon this information, Jones come TO Christansons pre-
misses and found the liquors. the greatest part of them
lying In alley in the rear OF DEFENDANTS premises, and
not being able to make satisfactory arrangem. with
him. he caused writ OF replevin to be issued and the
goods seized and edeleered Defence-tha the sale
ordinary mad. in good faith that the notes
not due when the properly replevied and that
the circumstances tho contract csnnot be rescnded HIS
Honour charged the jury that to the law Of the
there was no substantial difference between the parties
II they the jury, should be Of opinion, tho evidence
now before them that the defendant intended 20 pay for
the property then the contract fair one anc could
not be invalidated His Honour then review
the cases cited by counsel that in his opinion
they did not apply the present 1t would he said,
say whether the contract IN question was one entered
into by the defendant with view to get the property Of
His Honour then recsPtulated the evidence entng
on an he went along and AZ his opinion that the
sale and delivery perfect there not thing
in Judgement OF law to nva date them. In this point
said his Honor is involved the question of false repressn
senations made by defendant to plaintiff they in
thishe stated to plsntf he ow ed nothing but to his
brewer when In point OF fact he did, by these representa-
tons the plaintiff induced to give the property The
question Tor decide the full credit
at the lime. and did he make the purchase intending to
pay for 1T Huron the evidence you come to that con-
cuson am of opinion you should find for the defendant;
but to take ell the facts with you and them
when you deciding the intent OF the partybut IL
you believe under all the circumstances Of this that
he obtained those goods under false prsences intending
not to pay for Them then should find for plaintiff Tue
Jury are to bring sealsd verdict to N. B.
Blunt for plaintiff, James Smith for defendant.
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Address to w. v. wallace, ESQ.

wreath for Wallace-chsplet for his brow!
Fair would weave but where, OF what. or how 2
Not one OF flowers things beneath the skies,
His genius will his name mmortalise
Fiowers may bud and blossem meath his feet
Unfading laurels Tor his brow meet.
At morning. dawn when minstrels of the air
Make glad the grove, MARBLE wild music there;
Or shall wander near the silver lake,
When on its surface ripDles DER it break 2
Or by the gushing fountain shall stand,
Hoping from thence emblem to commando
Or shall rove TO grand Niagara's shore,
And catch the music of its mighty roar
Could a substance but of sound compose,
I'D grasp at air when south wind round nae blows;
Or could gem be formed Of perfume sweet,
Ia pluck II from the rose, the sight to greet.
OF song Of bird I'd form texture bright,
Which would not dim cen on tn y brow of light.
l weuld condense all the soft hues of heaven,
When to the eye the tinted bow Is given;
And these would blend with such wtcbing grace,
That they might hold cen at thy side place
Then as gem, eclipsing all the rest,
III catch the sound that lovers love the best,
And gather from the night birds magic throat
The trils which on the air SO sweely float
Aud form a wreath, such as ne'er ret the sight,
To grace thy brow and give thee new tehgot
Jew YORK, June lS33
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HARNDEN IL CO.
ENGLISH, FIRE. CH, BELGIAN g. AMERICAN Elk.
rhEss FOREIGN LETTER OFFICE, DE T..

n
P.iscipal on ;es aud esents:-
Mcssrs Wilmer and Smith, 80 Church street. Liverpool,
Eugand
Mcssr, Nscieau MARS and Co.. Abchurch lane London
Messs Emerson and Co, Pari, and Hayre
: mel Ia gh Esq.. Amerc Coz nj, Antwerp Beeum
Msssn. Henden and Co.. No. Wall street, New York
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Hsruden and Co will receive and orwa by the Royal Mail
Seam.s from Bo ton by the Steamer eat Wesern end
the siirg Packets from New ors, specie ANAL PARCELS
Ireland, Scotland Belgium or + ance
rn.y daiis line OF Ex Cars between Boston and
New York. their New York Boston Offices depot
duly TO all the principal cities AID towns ia the
Letter q for all parts Of the world ar. kept at
New York Offices, where letters be prepaid desio
Merchants and hers who have the conf
nent aud India, by rmi ling funds Hrnden and Co.,
Bos and New York, can have their lie tsIs prepaid
They pay particular at enon 10 the execution OF Gus
ton ,p.e order. Bost New York and Liverpool M
chants ,nd siding da from o. the bow
who desrous nj ob'a their goods eir than by
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voices d ode 10 them. -
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All z ,ois must b. mart cd "Haruden and Co."
B-H rndrn and Co atone bic for thu los,
injury cles Drop OF description nteu
tched TO The New jersey Steamboat Naviga COMPANY by
which rhe ar, MAJ be tansIoed the New
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violence Railroad Corporations IN spec To- N n contents
time. - HAtNDEN b co,
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge and Aldermen Martin and


JAMES r. WHITING, Esq. District Attorney.
NoLLE PRoskeUI-In the case of Jacob 0oldsmichdt,
indicted FOR assault and battery Johanna Green
wali with intent to commit rape, noiie peossqsi
entered ny the Court asthe complainant had repeatedly
been absent when the called
JACOB Fisher tried for an assault and battery on
Catherine Anderson OF 80 Cannon street. the 10th of
March last was convicted and fined $40.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS tried charge of burglary in
he third degree in entering the Bowling Saloon Of Rob
the OF March, and stealing silv spoons
and other clothing valued at 500. The accused
caught by Waterman Leac in the act Of breaking out
Of the building and the stolen spoons and some of the
other property found in his posscsHon The Jury CEN
vcted him. and the Court remanded him for sentence in
der to ascertain his correct age, his mother asserting
that he s bat 10.
NoLLE PRosEeuI.-In the Of Mary Jane Yates, in
dcted for keeping q dsorderly house at No. Benson
street. nole prosequf entered, she having removed
from the premises.
DIsoHAaarp-James Mehan indicted for burglary in
the first degree in breaking into the dwelling house Of
O. T. Green, No Bowery in August last, in company
with three other young men, and stealing clothing valu-
ed at $50 witnesses appearing against
him for the last three ierms of the Court.
JOIN ANDERSON and WILLIAM WETsELL, two boys,
tried on charge Of petit isrceDy in stealing GIT
from the money drawer Of Elder Fainter rs Dey street.
They to enter the store during the temporary
absence o the clerk chise that matched the marks
the drawer found in the possession Of OF the
parties. The jury convicted them, and the Court
fenced them to tho penite ntary for six months.
Thomas McCLUsKv, alias Brown indicted for burglary
in the second degree entering the dwelling house Of
Daniel Minor, No So Seventh street. Friday last,
entered plea Of guilty and was sentenced to the State
prison for Ave ears.
The Jurors then discharged until Tuesday next.
The will meet this morning at II o'clock to hear
Of utilization, and then adjourn until Tuesday.
The Grand Jury have adjourned till Tuesday morning.