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Correspondence LIyns,oa & Co. Esg-. 40 :Wa''.

CORRESPONDENCE OF Livingston x Cos Express. No Hi
BUFFALO. Stay 10.
our imports contuuc cute light nearly the whole n or
marine some g vessels. now absent ID; the y Ct III
lrarg- ur have chartered the snail CHS ivfthe W
land Canal fide. ~ the Enc Canal from ms place men j.
sal ,lvy amount property forward SUiIn-s "
tie aggregate ported the commencement ol uaFisHto i>
Apri Il Appeals that li00J hbi, "i Flour. l2u caSs 81
ile and = - ia bushels oi " heat have pased eastward
The Canul data ui other scasuu EXHIBITS 80 HTgc M
amount u .rIee tire quantity ui .i>l- con
,srin, tin. increased izc Of the packages exceeds the total
exported year previous to $50 Dy - per cent ne
only article noticed having fallen OIL "uttS "w - en-
tirey To the h-h jau price, ~ freight and the tc;ind
WHICH Tor the orpaf; cs Oi boats taken Tor the
transportation 81 rolling freight.
or eai,,us generally Flour selling ~ small pts nj s.
and So " and = cents gwen iof al! necEn"ate 'in.
81 Wheat except Chicago, ,luO bushels 81 IoB brought -
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DN ORDER oL u IIon. Fflnc. \. -. -. oI NE

rDY ORDER Of Tic Hon. FurcIs \. N1In Ju1EF on 10
Z sri1rr tuuuty Gours and toumcIi3rln the Su9's
CONT notice hereby gwen That on attachment .a' -
rnli debtor md that the samc WI b. sod 0f tne p1Sl
OF ii> debts. unless he appear aud .eafse zen ltsfl@
according ro 4w ,yhn 1-cc uor,. lroW tine 'rt hic-ts
l TN, notice and the payment 81 any aebi or ti i-se
nny property b.luagn. tie sad debtor 20 n of ta ia
and t trnr ter OF any property 10y han Tor sy puTps7 VIZ
.ycr ar forbidden by law md snM-lats7 r'y IuJ.
1913. CLAIM . Fhl J i'o,l.'' J. tn5, ~ =.
api fa,y2m" Attorneys Tor attaching cfel-.ch
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;sY ORDER Of David Manu. ESQUIRE. supreme Cour Cos
missioner notice is hetchy gwen that attachment
issued agrist the estate OF uti!m Bsrr9rs OF Ere 7in,
Pennsylvania q, Il resident debtor. TiI tnt the same
he .od for the payment h- debts u.cs Gs p-ar aHi
charge such -sa cfucpt crurdinr ~ la" Hu nIe oa
from the ,irsl publication C II. notice md th-s The s1
of nuy tieht, due BIN by residents of t - -. aHi i-
liver 10 h or h. OF 1By property within i - 10
longing la him. aud the Transfer oi nny .uc p"pHf: - -
rre forbidden by law and are vud-Il'ci Apr. ~. III
JOHN DIXON, Attorney Tor iitaG.-ns t-nii'on;
np!, Laws ';n bafte''a. 70 4
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spoken, sc.
Disasters. Sc.

n. In.
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tn PURSUANCE. Of al order OF ihc ,gToso.
/ Of the County of >ewYof .o'ire - 1,f-og -iTsa t Z.
son, htyu clan. sgzins; Ja'"e' y '1a"'es 'r - e
MN The voucher, ter.,i Inc u-sc ii-fS II ;ir la,s
of Augustus B,dfold 80. 81 Faa'h-s,~vi - tH~ tir.
New h. on o before -n- tS"r iA Gag 'i July Asi-
Died S,w'- ark t,- Zit!s Gt. ri jasualt. lsi.-
AUGUSTUS BEDFORD. Aen!li 'tft'-f
MARGARET r. Nr.NDDF ~, t4.-i- 'ifetr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-18

MURDERER AREEsTkp.-Allen Jones was ar
rested on Tuesday evening by Corporal BeIin OF
the First Municipality Police on charge OF muir
der. The facts in relation 10 this affair, as we gather
them from the the uildaviIs o the t"o gentlemen ut
whose instance Jones was arrested, are rs follows :
On the 9TH April last, man by the name oil brown
was murdered i'll Union County, Arkansas, and the
prisoner, Allen Jones, arrested ON the charge
Of committing the murder, but subsequently escaped
from custody. Brown ii further appears, before his
death, made declaration TO Mr. fhomus K. VIII
lmms, who attended on him in his last moments,
that il was Jones who shot him. The steamboat
Fort Towsen arrived here on Tuesday afternoon
having on board this nlr. Williems and 4 Nlr. Ac-
Clcndon n resident of "ashita County. Shortly
after the boats arrival Jones, who, it seems, cane
dovn the river few days ago a raft, went aboard
Of her, and was Immediately recognized by Messrs'
Williams and NcClendon, who caused him TO be dr.
rested and lodged in the police Office, s Nlunic-
palitv Mr.. McClendon, who testiiies that such u
murder was committed, visited Jones in prison on
Tuesday night, when he acknowledged that he shot
Brown stated.
Jones is safely lodged in the Parish Prison, where
he will remain until claimed by a requision from
the Governor Of Arkansas.
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IN PURSUANCE. OF az order oil tlr Sg-ros@s
r-c,5.,, }.yiu. LAIN, against joins SHERIDAN. irs
.. DE ~ Of Ne,sYors Cc4cis dac"r' % p'-sea; g.
s7ue wax. she vouchers thereof - ~ s11tc,i3 * ma
icr No - .al!.stlrtt the tlty 81 Nvs-4 - Sg gf
io.- the tw-uty seventh day Of sy fi-! g.! ~ le1
tn t,y,atg- fourth dly OF No'enDel, lsl3 JUN JA4
~ l,,y6ut A!mustr,iaf "i john sheridan. frc-ai-.
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81 !fgly5dTV s. .'ca.sgS
s;or. No n i!ry->t-eet. u cct front 10y " feet on m
oae SIDE AMI Is. feet on ne n.frf 9io'f''
81 Ehg. H. IrGnk!ir .
10, m between Fourth aud Filth Ave
nuts. > y DE- S''-
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IN PURSUANCE Of IA ofatr oil %. ''ifil''e
| of ;e , can,y Of %~N-Yo-s, Nonc - .,.1i 90
,,-ei Sr..-l oia syat!enil ecrJ-- % 9'''- w. 40
MI. r vouci-is t-.spi 90 - su5.ere' a. 80 80
so.I J, - lnl.. r--, 's'~i Ncw-f0S, te ifi1 -s7t
Iay1rS !sl! joins it;ET. ..1ecptor, &c j.SiiAs
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SECOND BOARD.

q 'h gsi FRI aaa I'd IS % rs DO DO Canton
80 do St1n1,stn -. a. > Do 4o...---,.,; nv =,
= DO Nof5s [vG-.. BY . IN do HiiayS NIiamCi y y
> do d6..... 80 80 de- DDS IN - >,
!rJ do do ..--......s3 5J-4 ~ 40 u'.'--'--'' wv
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MURDER WILL oUr.-The Buffalo Advertiser
learns verbally of q strange murder SAID TO have
been committed at or near Chippewa. a Captain
Brundage who some years ago ran the Little steam
boat Victory between Buffalo and Chippewa, ana
who has since resided at or near that place. is the
patty Implicated. A woman and child were living
with him. Some time ago, but how long we are not
informed the woman, who had some six or eight
hundred dollars in cash, and her child, disappeared,
bur no suspicious were aroused until one morning,
when the sexton went into the grave yard and dis
covered II new made grave.
He wondered vino dug it, and The incident giving
rise to some remarks 1t al last came 10 the ears OF
half crazy fellow, called old Moses, living in the
ncishborhood, who related the following story lie
said he was living in the graveyard the night before
when Brundagc brought in woman and child and
buried them. The grave Immediately opened
aud the bodies of the woman and her child were
found in it, Rrundase was forthwith arrested, and
is now in the jail at Niagara awaiting his thai for
murder.
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;. ,-,.,I - -, -, >, , :, -,,, - .,.,., - -.
~ ~ :. ~ " ~ GE, VA TX l;iiI
~ t2 ~ i rIN ( nl2KT Mi!itu II -FOUR EAE>
,"lici he" r M. pam , II 9. s ,' mi,
mn, on Gy ;EeHi Tie m.-ai i, ~ , mn Inn, !. m'
.r,ej ~ the Shrinking of yci ~ ~ b on ''l. ~ c y E
lail or by The contraction of eApqnsog Of the metal.
ss " M CIV covered ny th1' method {" uelr satisfaction
iemFy bcy"t tq cogef ol5i liysnne an SIN =
J Green Pearson. l..q. Merchants Eschgnse Walts
F, rU - p i," = d. ~ -, % ii>iu-A''
N ,'lss Dt ii, ~ l; -. ~ i"19,;
r"s y t4 '. M,s 10 eo.e T9oi, by The subscribers p"
nbIItf = NsTIfli; !, - = and ~ r,,.I. =,
vi pon,e The AGENT tr the ~ "a Of tl ritisf llner
Mafts ct hssasia and 6oe;e Of Germany Keep, con
10 ~! ,i '. su,l NJ ''eS i.hy Ns4Ile WnlHrr
.;n , w. W., ,' III e ct h' .ett'l lit. from
tt5 i"yi. nc iepui'io ri the,e wieiI teii
h. lSs al ~ , 4n 'gi sgacy - GnNefNiy acknow
Ia Ih,,h INV i,rr I'M r, ~ ,i,, - ~, @ ,I -
(,ly .;ysn ''e' "''' ~ ~, ri X VIZ ~ w ~ elee
ys In. Agent in t ~ I - ; i;si i EN-
N-oTlcE-Tie Office. Of ,Ie irish rmj.,.., so.i.,,
properly qaal.ae and wns to moerate cam ac
SSS,c.,, ~ -, ~ j., ~ ',,s .,
naDs, c,lacieI cnpacy Sc and are 10 he add-c,i IN the
Ne" lofh, May 10. ISL mi73r q Hickman street
.,-r>-p>-,,,t mn. =, -, =, ,,, ,,-,71,.
/ lAtNlSlI, RED HEADED WOMEN-Sen iiyou have
slcn Wl'ea coax them my, charge then 10 buy three
lE Doe o' i"nes SoTn liar restorative Tel item, 80
ii M,A u iqey 'io ' , on lne!f nae, cas'
~ , iG; Soi. , lhif; ara ue u your own ar Is IN
IN l - n t.ii o. i'is on t' cleanse J. MAKE O.
,n I.A ana silky and Seep - long time Sold nj the
,ylf "a -. - Ia'i'Hn ST. ana 81 bf,ai
wy - - 9" To- u!'oi s'eei' bIo"ASU. MI I'M
TIVE BEST SHAVING soap -. TN, rroprn;.,l,
preparation OF he jIi Ngn - ~ ''r w 49, :, S
eel paste y ) lone l'I f,, liz - , t ~, i",''.,-
o St,yu Sr W.. VI Il ~, at'
that wi.i L:y II mind SIR ren ., thi.i a;;snt H..
1. fi he n9 ne. AN sol, "nI 'n2oih and sfe. e m
way - Chatham :, St.,ssr 49, III ~ 'i''
Phjladc)ub,n ~ i,, iD,''' A-eu-ci hul.u,us''
49, " '''''''' Hil A."
zoo ,u,r,- ,,-,,l, ~, -,1
- H. ~, II ~ III hs nIuf.r tiie sH'
- ~ .J ,l3i Wit ult tlf Hpai'H l.l W MT;
- @ Ira 10. ~. liih. 9iApt'tif 'e i'iSfy Sold.
E .l - 80, ny. y ,,''' il.ief
"-- 4 'u'i'''"''i' - iI.-uh =. DiouAyh. NIL IN
rE'u TAkECEFt~F SPOTS Ton, ,,lo,i,a So. VI
I ems &c Sr-Tip. Mage Er,sl,r >;,,r r.,,.r .,".
~, - .'.i.n ,t's Nt'u njuti,i- nc t-Niithrt
~ T., " ' - Disi4'i'' VI L. uoi - DtNUN'yu'
,-,1-T- :: ~ - -,
y i.e .,,.1 @ iTi' - 'il' pcs
r, i. a, - ~ ~ ~ III p."eiui2 % we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-18

TRus.-The Indian tribes living North OF the
State Of Missouri and West OF the settlements IN
!owa territory are entitled 10 receive about slxty
thousand dollars per year, in the shape OF annuiJies
from the United States. This money is paid 10
them annually in conformity 10 the treaty siipula-
tons, end is nominaily paid over to The heads OF
families in different bands But in truth aud fact ali
or nearly all OF this money falls Immediately INTO
the hands OF traders and whisky dealers, who hang
about the tribes and their annues at the time they
are maid over. They give credit 10 the Indians t.,
exotbiian profits, and then stand ready ut the time
OF the payment OF each annuity to grasp the whole
The practical effect OF Ibis prac'iceis that The Indian
annulies are all paid TO the traders, and They
are generally lett heavily in debt because the hope
OF their unnuilies induces them 10 plunge into debt
much deeper than the extent OF their share OF the
annulies. The Indians relying on their annuiiies
neither cultivate the soil, do they exercise con-
mon industry in hunting. They are induced BY
these traders to live frontier loalers, 10 d"ndle
away and perish from the face OF the earth. All
preferences in lavor of these traders should be dis
continued, and they should be restrained by law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-18

TINO CONTRACTORS. -Pnrna0i n Re--7I157a,el y
hYhrd OF Supervisors ot the County f IV.>:ci-,sr
Sl>cn1eN VIII receive proposals Tor Removing the Cos
iou,rat WINE Plains, - leet from the place ,yhe,
stands raising nnd building stone basement under ,l,azs
tor prison, and making al necessary tcpnir, thereto
Proposals VIII be received jointly .euaraiey to- tic SiA
Work, the Carpenter " ORR. and the hon Work
ire prn, ana Specification. Tor ihe work lc,t then
OF Robert Palmer III White tnns where they can bp
med.
All proposals for any part of tins work must be- seavi y
sent with. forwarded 10, Robert Pa liner ON or deluc 10 %
day OF June neat.
Contmetor ior this work yI be required 10 give ,ai,ilcd
security iOI tie faithful performance iieir contract
ROBERT Ptf.MlR liuII
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- Eighteen Usage Indians came down ycster-
DAY on the Die Vernon, who are on their way 10 the
East, under the charge Of Messrs. J. and g. Gar
net also, thirteen head of buliaoes 10 increase the
attraction. We suppose the object OF hose in
charge is 10 put money in their purse
[St Louis Rep. 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-18

On Sundays. II the weather line. the Cars Will every
hour from City Hall - larlem nud Williams Bridge.
The C!y Hall aud eth street Line viii every minutes
through the day. from . % \ Vi. It's 20 NJ
The I.Si Night Lane viii leave 4it street tort.tY Hail. Mt
20, 80 TO- 100 H. II y Leave City tall Tor 18th street.
at 9. 9 %, TO- 10 -. II. II 80, L.
81 order OF the Board,
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DEATH OF A wELL-KNowS CHARACTEK--foor
sam. Morrell-who did not know him was found
dead IN Lvdius-street Yesterday. Verdict CT thr
Coroner's Jury, Death from intemperance and e1-
posure'' Poor SAM! how many OF our cluzebs'
old and Young have long been iamiliar WIFE ms GU
dtes and yagaries, when uhoer c T 1 W,
ence OF his ''ruliag passion" love OF iiquo' I
how few ever knew or could appreciate inc ae uls
of the deqradation the liseries, and the su!erhg'
of which, poor Sam has been, ior so many long
years. the victim. Once be trod the boards oil NE
stage with noble bearing and majestic step ""f'y
of Roscua and Garick. But hum PtafoH
Gul will, his intellect" and for more Than dozen
yeare hos sam oujy been known a street drunk
ard But even then was Shakespeare arrays upper
most in his thoughts, and often has e been tanen
to the lock up, for -Ponung u; 'he "i'chlng tou;
of nieh; the soliloquies and ra'lnss OF lhChiTG
III o, some ether tavonte character oil his oe'oNed
author
Boz for him, the. path only downward, and
,hst coutinuallv For the last four or I'VE wears
his history has been uniform. y residence oil ~ or
60 DAYS III the 81 nome OF the vagrant'-to he toll
lowed wiki debauch OF but n few days, and then
another 80 or 90 dass-have been The record OF
SANS life during that period. N'otches Ill ahuh-
dance could always be found who would pour the
liquid fire" down his burning throat, and then
laugh over his drunken vagares. The last debanct'
ending III death, the most protracted and revolt
inr. In raes-suaked by the pitcss storms--S2M
wandered through the streets, begging penny OF
every one he met, or now and then earning one by
song A more pitiabe object we never beheld than
he presented Yesterday. Filthy, IN rags face COW
cred with brckdus lie appeared! the most loflorn
object we ever 1t oppoars that during the AZ
ernoon, a gang OF id!ers had hired SAN TO sing II
collection vi ms songs, and had rewarded hlif ~
10 him, an unusually large donation OF money. He
repaired TO the first Rumcry, procured an extra
quantity OF his banc and drank it. Soon after, he
was onnd lying dead in Iydius street, his murdered
spirit having been thus suddenly summoned before
his Maker The verdict indeed stands upon tie
Coroner's book, az 81 Death by In;emperance and
Exposure'-but Oh another book there are some
who will meet a charge OF "wiliul murder record
cd .ooins; Them. Alb. Eve. Jour.
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ntrrg MILL, FOR SALEIVii be sold ~ 2nPa c. 1ns
IN esr.ve 20 the he, builder. on tNeuHc-y'
.r, fsI of June next nj CLOCK = ~ onilg yiel'
M paper nanuiHctory TIRE -9|i tI5, ".
AL g yrst. .itre hy the 'Vc-tfsd Paper nm, o. ana
F ba- siyuys used and occuiS,! tor patei ,i i
,,trr,o.e, md aIs nAw giie'cd loG SHE VI '+''S
~ he gfe ic,cs Ey. decsascd 49, ,,ityiu ohoui two
r situation most advantageous beng = i"s -. =,
m aIis- 1d New fiasen canal. ata 80 ine , ,t5 @
M, i-,at y.,fri secures ncCeSs 10 h'ti '''l ~
y tS5i .ar,Gf. p the y.i,r The mil s's hour ~
49, and H., machinery = OF modern Jis. = he eilns W. ~
i,l ir y, u e particularly nnnouneti ?. G -
r. i, ,,sa- art ,c,ilr5~ rnIde OF AItktH rus "
An.rb Y or EUGENE ELY, Il Futon Sdg'Il NJ -
F.s-,iiur ri; Woes Ey deceasad ot al lion I,
j.tG!SE or y r iEONANip. ~. N.e,'i;; 'ii'''' W
WITS " FIELD No. Bufln--,JP. Ne" OH
,y-fT ail
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Tf'AVERN AND ENCi>E LICENSE. Notice - eygg
Z person vending. dc. lne n, or Ge.s >ifgls or 1pEi
on. iaduor- "a t.. CTS Of New ; .r-.
All person, who shall sell o deal m str"rs Spnuou' L.
Quor, ,cNept Importers or iJr'af. selling a.! l9uqr' a
ported distilled by them, quantities above i've eali
without huylU. t Oliauc' ilc-a,e ilr suci 2ts rec
the Mayor. and the respective Aiec.sn and A. 4a q ~
N5rls which they sNe"y reside, ,ulIc - Law y
each offence ~ ue petaity i s.; aat cse OF ts,n
the add 1nl punishment by indictment Of nr Hnd mpd;
snumcnt. Ia.em Hnd tScs i.resa, val tr,ei5fl be- ',t
the Mayors Office City iia between the .ou,s o ~ "a
2oclocA, the days prescribed follows Tor each g45s
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Deferred
CITY INTELLI G E n CO.
rnIfRsnNY.
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.


yooIerv G. STERLING rs. B. N. fowler AND
orHERs-Te plaintiff brg ac'I"l t IT, Ief 1 ne ai' @
norfs sl.ea 10 nm "a ~! .;,ra t. ii; N tie hand Of
.;r ITn.iI and lied execution at TIC SUIT % det
aut s!l The ;oitFaEe a f f ' me sa II 5
both nd dual bci8s named IN we si-ii -, hoo,
icnc. It WI. con;cnded that 1e acuoh ssu4 IT. Cont
Trough, IN the name OF bath OF the iapllhse Nc -
after heariac some testimony. sustained 'ie o"' ''@
''' yosyrii f. AIsop in. vs. GEORGE II, kELsE!
md o,l.-.Ie plaintiff executor 20 Richard A'a ss'
IA rrr,yer the rui0ut o. . note 't st. dIi''i ~,
Kiy A. iIslead sgG ..,rsed by Il. 7. -. & o., 90
tsfe : tf1t she note was EiyeD with other, y T.
4 Go hs collateral fc. ter note 10 M ts i ~, y;
3 Co -ircr ior ihi. Transaction was pnd-and ihf
should iiavc been giTen uphai s!t. " f ir,o bn.
fy. OF tia partners Of the hou' o Lee & 20. W. 49,
rupcy assigned all their property 10 the Te'
that their interest in this and = Other n",s pe-jj ,
.i,nee and bcus; by Nh Humphrey T. BunnaiI VIZ 90.
i.nt H. Weston. the other partner m the hey o. -
yo resides =daaa also !roHe:5ei ms , s.y s j. ,:
Coles ard that he.srs Ke.ey x G!Stsad nave e'',e" w."
toles 70, this note. aud oLtaiacfl a reieise. IL:
George Cfrieu-0id testified thai IN connection
with NJ Richard sop he sold TO Mess Ire X o. at az
Nh the not. OF other person, collateral Renewals md
occurred mud the note eln exec, "i tie paicli '
on which was pledged aud was credited 10 pddnee "u Va
Ur. licCdrty testified TO being an auctionecr,
I 49,. ,,i,ort I'm the general assignee bankruptcy. p"
aiH ~. -. w. 90 and -t IN - nc:e pledged ~
their, 10 different persons collateral OF which sHE mem
.h r, m s,,. were TO Nj Grs,ol. sold To ar Dun
IAN t,s so The amount of the whole OF the notes wa 3d.
10 'Tbev tye sold IN lunp public auction At a lnciy
street on the 10Th Dec ISL. and bad been advertised III TIE
New ! ork Standard Ill
Mr. Bixel con;eided tim, the sale OF the Notes by the
general assignee void Us he ,houd 9ye pu no tf Js
sennrn,cv instead u cuccjivey-that MI GnsHoh lad u
.b la min the notes balance due hun Tor snia' ua'ac
os-nnd that Nh Weston, beng partner VINO hu' i'p .2lc
ui bnln ;;cy and igblc ior the firm debts was Doi.l1
instead of transferring is interest To Mr. Coles 70 take te nm
pTopery and pms cretnrs .I pcshieai'o thht u W
chase Nh nham = of 10 avail Us hessi lee ana oai
wright would have ~ The notes TIL The eb te
,hct interest entered m Mir Weston rs the fc y
@ o finer md that s assignment oi his interest IN tins case Il
~ n" eject r. il as after the SUIT had been commencsd-
Verdict tor the defendant.
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D, FOR sALE1ha beautiful and .eallhy situation be
tn longing 10 the OF Andrew own, deceased
iii snnMn a, Slrt;own, Pass. between Fth and sixth
avenue, and Hundred and hri and one Hundred AM
Iyt .t-e, rnrainr. uou al land wei stocked wili
rit I other trees ON the premise, respectable dwelling
hcuse two stores high rooms on floor with suitable on'-
buh.is Thu yciY from the premises embraces iugatc.
East and Harlem Rivers and the sn N the same. and part
%. Ilns I,I.ud ~ tue foreground. 80
lfnut sold pirate sale before tie 3i' dny ni May NEXT u
viii then be offered -n public iuc,Ou NJ the NerciaS
E.rhni.c FOR terms un particulars, apply to Andrew Me
"9% iiI,:.,t }. AIRiiNCE. IS John street
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ATTEMPTED AssAssiNArIoS.-On Thursday
evening of last week, a. Dir. Secur foreman OF one
oil the contractors on the .achine Caral, in Canada
East was passing along one side OF the canal, he
was shot al from barn the other side, the bail
shu,lerins his left arm. The injury was 50 severe
tina, ON Friday the arm was ampuiaed. The assaS-
SIN is supposed TO have been workman who had
been discharged, some days before, for smoking
among the works-a practice strictly prohibited on
account OF the quantities OF loose powder lying
about, for use in blasting.
The Montreal Herald says
We are deeply grievcd TO say that threats OF as
sassinaton have been thrown out against other gen
llemen connected with The works upon the line on
the Canal. In addition 10 these threats II bill was
posted, on Sunday morning, upon the section Of
which Sccar shot, denouncms all Americans
employed on the works, i'll the following words;
''Yankeocs lake notice and clear oil the line OF
the Iachue Canal, us Captain Dayligh, is still on
the ground, aud number more as good marksmen
he, with plenty powder and ball, SO clear oil tho
lines without any urther notice, or here is your COZ
fin Here representation OF Il coffin. j
There was also the figure OF man in the act Of
shooting, with tho words q We will send YOU 10
He'll written under H.
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s-=gs:i CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CiOCNs-
: ~ I, The s,i!rctbyr. who was AWARDED Diplomat
q me New York State FAIRS uf ISL aIi ls43 tx u
So best toned Church Bel. aud also size, ileilh
- the best Bell ard diploma tor Town CocA. cis
btei ~ the Far al The Amencuu institute October AS
prepared ~ IN. Foundry Wet rov New iuss o. i
n' Bells Of from - - co , made of tie host materials q
wurnnted 4, stand ard tone i.Fns,'tater. them
proved t,>i Iron lok, with i,svcibs Ann, The g,ers.1i
demand for ms Bells tie best ,yideHce ia b. e'e1S
tcr excellence; crGcrs hive been r'-ged iru;a the tS
and uluoa, all the State and about 10 have been iun9
different places ~ tie State oi New o from hi fuunl
ioTg t1eLs le'elins sud Surveying msuslrE;, Cv;SS
npi5 tm ANDREW MENEgLY