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CeMSMS.

We notice that the whito population in Green
vile according to the late census is 1859, an in
crease since 1889 of 966. The white population of
Anderson il put down at IS ,463, being an increase
Of 1000 since the last census was taken. The
white population of Pickens is $4,000 an increase
also of ] 400.
We regret that the census taker has not furnish.
cd us according to promise with the census of our
own district We understand however, It is something
over $4,000 whites, falling off since 1889. Why
is this, that Abhevlc District, possessing the most
fertile lands in the State, the best adapted for the
cultivation Of corn and cotton should be losing her
population? The answer is plain, because we have
not the proper facilities for getting our produce to
market, and our people ore removing to sections
whore such Is not the case. Let us 90 on with the
building of the contemplated Rail Road, and diff
ferent order Of things will be visible. And be-
fore the next is taken, we too can record an
increase Of population.
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out of the city: the PhiIadelphiaps them
selves are not overly fond of the luxury.
Like pastry cooks apprentices, they are suisr
feited with the abundance of good sthingsS
and so loose their relish f1r Them. The
Southern end Western people go their
deatI on pa3ept medicines. They supply
us with harfek of moiasses at the whole
sale Pficsef four or five cents per quart,
which rr;ngeniops medical artists
putt 81, BAL siat bofste .lilflstsnlis
mopy, nake.rnot, or sassafras, and send
back to the South TO be sold al dollar per
bottle. This is pleasant business V lhe
manufacturers; they all get along s~," 20
minsly. The creates. number Of ib.n,. ibs., Pc e
tienis are too far off to make conapIled;ns' - -
the physic does not succeed aeso.u'ne ~
expectation, and in this ' the pa.e". 'ee"
doctors have an adyaniog I,i';es, s's ,,oa; ..s
Philudelob;a % hue a,nde their money by
oa,en, mrd;cinaas~PAA. iId Ptunsylvanian.
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The Cholera.

This dreadful scourge seems to be abating but
little as yet; in ST. Louis thousands have been car
ried off. and tho place almost depopulated. Cincn-
nnti and Now Orleans present also frighlful bills of
mortality. A correspondent, Of the Baltimore Sun,
under date of tho 9th ult. writing from New York
says;
The Cholera, regret to inform you, is fear
fully OIL the increase. Tho Board of Hoalth to-
day report 2O5 cases, and &C deaths for the 81
hours ending at noon. There is much alarm on the
subject, and fears nre entertained that the worst
has not come"
A correspondent of the New York Tribune
states that, in one burial ground in the vicinity Of
the city, the interments for the last two months
had hcen OH an average moro than one hundred
por duy.
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More Abolition Papers.

wye nave seen another of these incendary pub
ilchi!ons. bearing the signature of " Brutus," crcu
Iating i'll our District, and deHouncing in strong
terms the treatment of J. NJ. Barrat, now confined
III Jail at Spurtanburg. The packages arc address
sed' we understand, TO various persons in the coun.
try' without any rost-mark whatever upon the en-
Ve!oPe' so there is no nsceraining the point from
Whense they .emanate. We trust the scoundrel
will yet be fsrreted out, and il indeed citizen of
South Carolina; as he boasts himself, will be hung
as high R az Hanaan, or expelled from tho soil his
presencs poiufss The interest manifested by
" Brutna''in the welfare of Barrat, We think. Ia
strong proof of the latter's guilt in the charges
preforred against him.
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Strange.

negro boy, belonging to Mr.. A. ]. Weems, re-
siding shart distance below the village, was found
dead in field near tho house OH Wednesday last.
we understand the boy had not been complaining
Of sickness, but had that day completed the task
allotted him, and was preparing coal wood for him.
SELL when nc was thus suddenly overtaken by
death. 1t was supposed he was killed by Lightning,
L"t there were ne visible marks Of this upon him,
ana the Jury o. Inquest who examined the case,
rendered VERDICT that ho came to his death, per-
haPs' by violent attack of cramp collie, as it was
understood lie was subject to this disease.
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LIBERTY.
ABBEvfELE FE M AEE.s sAGADEMy,5
Examination.

This institution is now, and has been for
the last two years, in charge Of the Rey.
MIR. TURNER, a gentleman Of finished Glass.
ical education, and Of high literary attain.
ments: and who has had long experience
in the art of Female Instruction. lie is
assisted in his labors by Miss LIE Breton,
who has charge of a number Of Glasses in
the primary Branches, and also Of the de.
partments of Drawing and the French
Language.
The Music department is still in charge
of Miss HARRISON, W no with cminen, skill
and ability, has continued to conduct it for
the last ten years, and with such signal Sue
cess, during the whole period, as 10 give en-
tire satlfaction 10 the numerous patrons Of
the Institution.
AS much has been said in regard to tho
health Of the village, II is bat IN act ofjus-
tice 10 stale, that for the last ten years, du-
ring all which time the school has been in
successful operation, there has been among
the pupils, only one death, and that occa-
stoned by measles; and that not single
caeo Of severe illness occasioncd by fever,
has occurred i'll the same reriod. The
history of the Academy, in this respect,
will compare, tacOra6iy with other places,
which claim better reputation
The number of pupils in School, during
the first session of The present year, was 72;
and during the last session, G2.
The following synopsis shows the num-
ber Of Glasses: the number of pupils in
each and the subjects OF study:
No. Of Pupils in OrthogTaphy Reading. the whole
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As some of the subjects named in this
synopsis ofthe studies Of the pupils, embrace
two or more classes, the Patrons Of the
Academy may form some idea ofthe amount
OF labor performed by the respective
Teachers. D. S'a''rHs
The exercises of the Examination com.
menced at 9 o'clock, Thursday morning,
26th July, (instant.) and continued euntil
IL o'clock, Friday evening following.
Twenty -four classes were examined on
different subjects, embracing the &various
branches of Female Education. .AndRsal-
though the time devoted tosthe exercises Of
each class was necessarily short; ;yet the Ex-
animation was sufficient to prove to the Pa:
irons of the, School, that stheS' labor, ar
duous as it was, hadbeenefaiihfully perform
ed-that the mtst thorough system OF in
struction had been pursued by the Teachers,
and that what the pupils had been directed
to study, they were required fully to under
stand. .a Sc N.4 y5=t+;-.
The Examination, throughout, was con-
Quoted in manner calculated TO show the
true extent of the knowledge apdimprove.
ment Of the Pupil, and a. the same time in.
dicate the real nature, and adeangtages
Of the plan of education adopted by the
Teacher And It was apparent, from the
exercises of the different classes, that tho
teachers, respectively, had moi only cue
ceeded~ in engagng'the' attention; aud sdi-
recting the minds of their pupils, 10 ihe sub
jects of instruction, but likewise ID ifnpart-
ing TO them correct knowfedge ofth pffin-
cipies ofscience, In the various branches of
study. ~ = 5-7'ess 3, ls'.-' y Z. !ik3s X
The Glass in instrumental .masis. iaaisii min.
tervals during the Examination, psrlormed
a number of PIECES on the Piano. Their
performances were highly, cEeditSSiS to
Themselves and Teacher, and gwAfa heard
with much pleasure II their psyests and
friends. Many song Sc and mn were
also sung, Ia. ah3eR StE Tho 9dpls Emsd;
showing . : psoasisss 81 yos npsss that
sse By ihs Co1hiittsS oi' issa15inaik
ssasss.ssss -
Taos. U. Pslan as Nl.' Z o III fsnsas. " %
CIV: ParssrY, TasSss 'fn6ss;oinsL.,&
T. b. BYRD, ~ r.. B.DxNDYss
4. BRaNcH, - itss2i4 &C. IN. ,IILn
july 80, ls49T '"ss :s:''s
~ .t..ts7 =. Erse tf.fYastfs,s;
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The barbecue.

Tho Railroad Barbecue camo off nm T,ood.,,
last in fine order, and was attended by at least f
teon hundred or two thousand persons. Snsecbes
were made by Mcssrs- John A. Calhoun, Thomas
thomson, DIR. Thomas, Joel Smith, Thos. c. Per-
nn' and Col. Brown, the chief engineer on the
Greenvlle and Columbia Railroad. These speech-
es wore all characterized with much ability. and
received i'll fine spirit; and although the amount of
stock subscribed did not como up to our expecta.
tons' the information given that day upon the sub
Ject OF Railroads, will have beneficial influence
on our people in causing them to turn their capital
and attention that way. The amount of stock
now subscribed for the branch, is something over
Fifty Thousand Dollars.
We were gratified indeed to find Mr. Calhoun
30 war1n in favor of this project. Living as far
from the village as he does, and not likely to derive
any immediate benefit from the road, we did not
expect to md in him jealous an advocate for its
construction. This gentleman has recently resi-
ded in section of country where he could SEQ and
know something of the practical workings of Rail-
roads, and now having returned, TO his native Dis
trlct ls anxious she should 60 into enterprze of
the sort at once, and thus secure to hersef pros
perity and wealth.
VIII not moro Of our citizens upon the Savannah
side of our District up also to the aid of this
project7 True, you have the river navigation
by which yon can ship your cotton. This, howey.
or, Ii not always season.ble; and admitting that
1t 49, If yon could get az good price, at Abbeville
Court House for your cotton as in HAMBURG or
Augusta, would you not prefer to sell it here 7
a n vYu fyY4y IN, k,,SIl l:s-
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road Grog Shops Of a Saturday evening,
than l ever saw at all the churches in the
land. And now. sir, you may 90 10 the
Buck Stand, or the Buzzard Roosi, or the
Rams Horn, indeed. to almost any of
these celebrated places, and you will hard
ly SEQ any body-,hings are just as differ
ent as they Gun be, and attribute al! of
this to these societies, which havo no direct
warrant in the Bible. 70,
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THE BANN ER.
ABBEVlLLE a c. H., S. c.:
~0>~~~~-~~~
Saturday, Aug. 4, ISA9.
Rail Road Barbecue.

The Barbecue and meeting of the Directors of
the Greenville and Columbia Rail Road, will take
place at Greenwood, on the 9Th instant, instead of
the llth-the day having been changed. Tho
public are invited to attend.
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5 Ffosua Hexns.

Roesnt uncsnnts from as furnish intelligence
efthe. dssth fypm Cholsrs sof Rrsyet Maj Gates Of
the 9Th Inf4nhy-he died Ut Fredricksbmg, Texas,
on the 28thzf June. IL Broker Of Tho Same RSg-
iment wss flfsd . fesV weeks sihce ut S6n Antonsa
by filling fsom his horse. Tbs appearance Of crops
was fnes sss3t VI s,..;s- &. 3s< .,...T
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= D.
S SoBTHERN PARTY PoLrr1cs.---We NO.
a stscs atahe Hsorgia Democratic Stats Con.
ssensi0s;sss its late meeting, unanimously
the celebrated Virginia resolutions
tssaca alhg gihe Wilmot Proviso; apd wherev-
th spenbers Of ahs Democratic party
lasr met for The nomination ,,of. their can.
throughoas, the South, they have
dsfiasd, their posisios. spon,
slliag question. Itsis aisoa orshy
siio6 Hal sorne Of. tie Nonbern
csTss!s jagfnsis still eiinf 10 ga Doe.
! 40 i5aa; sseatipn by Congress;
s] 3tas ~ promjHent atatasinen Of
Y! 6t5 ins slEass sgipn ssow. their deter.
s!5| bssgs y !ss seitutioa and lis eom.
!. 80 II No..hern ii whis 10 iourna, u:
M ~ Sofshesni Wing politician, who has
M sgs go sbrevs public, epiaio On around
condemn ihis unconstisutionaI at.
sss.lps stS aggression And, alas .whst 10
fnNEst tone Of the Wig, press, oven
oos shoat'the South, upon this question 2
We are grieved to record it-many Of them
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THE MgDIclsE Bgnnzss IN RnLApEL.
FHIa. - soaArds Of shs patent medicine
sold in America is nnanufactused in Phila.
desphIn, and we have every reason to te-
lleve that il is a most lucrative bust.
ness, yielding two hundred per. cent clear
PIoM I. The ingredients in q 6fly cents bog
Of pills do not cost ihe papufaeturer more
than three cents perhaps; bat the incident.
a. expenses, including adysnizing, double
the cost. Nearly all gthe patent medicine
made here is consumed by persons reading
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than in March, 1s4s Ss6l6 barrels aour have boon
tn ported, being 2277 barrels more than In March
lS4o 4I99 tons Of coal have been transported bong
900 tons less than in the month Of the last year
This trade stated In the last report the engineer
Is now about to be placed upon more extended and
Permanent footing
portion Of the Franklin Railroad, lying in Wash
ington county, Maryland between Hagerstown and the
Pennsylvania line, sold by the Sheriff few days
since for 5000. 1t Is about six miles OF the road the
construction Of which cost about $4,000 per mile.
The Legislature Of the State of Pennsylvania has
agreed to enforce the law passed June 18TH s40
tive to the payment of interest the State debt That
law reads follows -
Resolved That hereafter the interest falling due on
pennsylvania stock shall always be paid in specie its
equivalent and whenever the fun accumulated the
Treasury for the Of interest shall be of less
value than specie 1t shall be lawful for the Governor
and he is hereby required to the difference in
value between such funds and specie be ascerained
and certified to him the day preceding that which
semiannual portion of interest becomes due by the
AudtorGeneral and State Treasurer under oath af
hrmaton, and thereupon to issue his warrant to the
agents or banks who may be authorised to pay such in
terest on behalf Of the commonwealth to allow such
difference In value to the holder or legal representative
Of tho holder of stock the interest
due to such holder to pay the in specie, If
quired by such holder
This law has been suspended for several years by
proviso in tho appropriation bill of each year requiring
the State Treasurer to pay the interest in such funds
were in tho Treasury. This provso has been struck
out this year. and the law comes again into force
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELpHrA, April Is, 1849.
The Hinchn'an Case-Rewa'd for Murderer Msrhess,
Stock Sales, &C.
The jury in the Hickman have agreed on q YER
diet and dispersed to meet again tomorrow morning,
when il will be presented to the court TIL then tho
public must Of be kept in tho dark to it,
nature
The city councils have authorised the Mayor oor
reward of $500 for the arrest and conviction of tho
who stabbed Alfred j. Hcston, night policeman,
on the 10Th of February last.
MARKETS.
The -four market exhibits firmness than yes-
terday Holders demand IS 81 d for common shipping
brands but the transactions limited, owing to the
smallnes Of the demand The rates for city consump
ton range before, from 81 81 475 Sales OF rye
-four at 50 IS Wheat is in rather better demand;
sales of prime red wheat mt 95c and white at 81 Sales
OF 900 bushels rye at Soc The demand for has
also improved; Southern and sylvania yellow sold
to-day mt Sic 81 per So lbs. Tho demadd for oats
il limited, with sales At 20c 30 c. for Southern and
Pennsylvania at Bic. SIC. Whskcy sells in hhds
and bbs at lee . 20c.
fHIIApEd April 3-Fira Boa I'd sh Bt Of NORTH
America, &3 $1,000 Pennsylvania 5s I; 81 900 Pittsburgh
G 60 w 81 Iennsy yania o. 0d shs Bank OF Peansyi-
$3.50 Ponnsy yania S. sou; 500 Camden and Amboy Loan
81 Second Board56 shs Schuykill Bank ~; $3.50 Sch
Nav d. 49, f6 500 do AN so shs Harrisburg Rslrosd ~
500 Lehigh g., b 900 Camden and Amboy Loan, III $50
Reading Mortgage Bonds, 6%i S270 Sch Nav b. " 4dE
SI,cOU do. 10.
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Companion, by Dr. A. NJ. Mauriceau, Professor Of Dn-
Of Women. Sixth edition. Ioao PIP. ~ Prce 81
~, COO copies sold in six months ,.,.,v
Years Of suffering Of physical snd mental anguish 20
aeotonatc wife, and pecuniAry difficulties 70 ths aus
might have boon spared thousands now poor wouid
joyed competence; thousands broken IN
have enjoyed E hundreds now their graves been SUI A'0
By n timely possession Of this work q. .hos. .or,sr,-
1t intended especially for the married vr sore, Which
plating marriage. as II discloses impot''"' ' ~
should be known 70 them particularly: 81 ,,,.i
To tbose not perfnit VI an 800 "
y,t OF esPe@s ry tcmsle~the wife, the MOTHER tho one
either budding womanhood or the one IN ,n -
wssra IN whom nature coptemplaes an impor,sns
cav the ptoms, ano the most
.caies and certain mode Of cure In every
-hob her sex "a subject. ,,,,.,,- nm. 10
Wc, sale st zg roadway and a. the pubishins Once
,io,,w s,reet NJ "; Little Co.. Albany W r. DavtA
,ssoy T. b. Peterson 9s Chesiaut street. PhilAdeiphis
~. The receipt Of ST. COPY will he transmitted ~ mA
ss of any Of the United States Ah letters
must be addressea post Pad e " A. ~ nasxoeso' ooR
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PosT OrvIcE, CHATHAM SQUARE,

PosT Orvick, CHATHAM SoUARE,}
NEw YoRx, April IA, lS49. )
ETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS FOR EUROPE. BY
~ the British Mail Steamer NIAGARA will be received 81
this Once, till Tuesday 18th April ut IA r. N. Six Hun
dred Branch Post Offices successful operation in
this e connected with this office located in every ward
from forkvlle to the Battery Locations Of each will BIO
published ss as two hundred stations
which progressing for reception Of letters fer
the u Mails all of Europe and other foreign
trs and City delivery letters for the Northern Southern
and Eastern Mails deposited Of the Branches by r.
NJ and at the Office in Chatham atiP M will be
forwarded the day The boxes st the Branches have
painted upon them Swarts. Branch Of Chatham Square
T. o. Circulars delivered cent each prepaid Once
open from A. NJ. ill 10 L. n. AARON SWARTS.
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rTNHE N0NDESCRlPT, LASSOED BY col. FREMONT
in New Mexico will be exhibited this day 300 Broad
way The production Of this animal was freak nature
performed but Limbs of various animals
together mould covered with matted silk Of astons
ing neness with elephants tail attached is we'll worth
seeing 1t is Natures masterpiece and sails for London next
week John Bull will be out showed by this living ndescr
babe Only 70 cents ADM sion The thousands that have
visited it have been amazed.
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POST OFFICE,
LETTER CARRIERS DEPARTMENT

LETTER cARRIERs DEPARTMENT.
BRANCH POST orrlcks ARE E ART ISL 81
sathoTy Of the Post Once Department At tho following
w. Man.. E 70 c,.n,.
ssna aS sssss @si.sy's IhsH'''
K. S. Bower, drugs. ass broadway, Q; Howard.
& sySs sfSS % s.n
tSsss PpS nRss grocer Srossrsy m
Nv York sfTy Sr9s PSI I 7s srSadvay
Henry e. Kerr SsS sross. 81 Bss.i~., A.ser Place
John Hefs 81 @ street.
cIspp sls g5Srswsy "a 18th q
John AFFORD. books iss Bowsry y '
john Morrison thread ana and needless Is CHATHAM
S. A. Buncs, books 81 Chatham and "a william st.
Albert Jorst, grocer, 81 Nasssust
spsidins shepard, books. lSslS broadway
se 1s S %ss1 .. Ssss Place
Ar Dssrs,vs. hardware, Barclay and Grsonwsh
Sorthe5S Hotel, :; Gsr.ianst and West A'''
Shell MOT, stntisnsrs o Wall and Nas.ss.
EtSAross Mn
S:ss $,ss q: ssss VII VIII: "a Liant.
p.W Anderson. drugs. 30 Fulton. O. Water.
Il. +. Mason, D6 Pearl street.
VT; Miller { c., hides; s Sed:
Bell Gould stationery pS, los Nassau
TT Jenkins grocer 100 West o Duane.
/; Jsc?t, ois, $B GrssnwiSSSS, :: Harrison.
hsfsr Ss s51s mssssa raSsa
$. Burrell, shoes, 1886 Greenwich.
aeSn%s9 asSss y? visss
hrI,ssy @ uS'9p Spring
W. II. Keyse, drugs 81 McDougal C. Chsrleton.
s5sss a :.ss.I sa; cs,S sSss
kiaE " AS sSsGs Merton
CIV. Bioomfold plumber: iii Charles, n. Hudson.
'9 'GsHS s 'tfs st.
ivan zsaat drugs 81 Ninth Sy J, 18th street
ai Esss sss'ss So avn " "a '''s'
~ stsasa f5sSssl AZ .'a fs ST.
ss'aa SHSS4s = place
c; Ritter, tavern. s7oith y: o:s7.hs.:
%its %s sass.1 dras. 3 =? 81 slsA st.
+ +, 4 Field grocer rs 3D. az ,S,S e. i2th St
FysS voss srSss% IT'S is "a sr C. dA St: Nv
!: 7; BSea%sn, drugs; ss Houston st. O. Es..x
N GaSia ss SfSss ii fES st avD.
ksnds ns. sas riaq nre sas oouu
drugs 5 s!asd ts, gSsH
A. C. Banford. hardware. 256 Cherry, c. Rutgers.
X. Lewis grocer. al South. @. Pike.
G. II. Cook, grocer, 4S2 Water, o. Market.
N. Buncc grocer, 32 South, 0. Catharine.
J. Scott, grocer. lS3 South, 6. James Slip
On Routes and the Stations will be visited four times
ay at A. M, IL M and and PM; Route and 10
NJ, and and = M Two deliveries Of city lotters will be
,ade daily at Am and PM and mail letters will be
romptly taken tho Post Office in time for the several
nails BY appointed for the purpose one cent to DO
My sale the several stations the Letter Carriers win
in the Post Office, and by the carriers.
Circulars left at the Letter Carriers window in the Post
flee at any Of the Branch Post Offices delivered at
ent, pre- paid. X. ROBERTS,
Sun g tba Dnuk
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SPORTING.

HARLEM PARK TR0TTI NG.-ON NON
day May 6 at two clock. will of match for 500
mile heats best three in Ave- harness. between two cel
brated rottng horses J. j. Bevins names blk m Black
Modesty; ii. Chanfrau Confidence Immediately
after match for sl0o mile heats best three in fve both 10
go they please. J. j. Beyns names IN Lady Clay c.
Soharf m. American Girl The FIRST will
lively come of Mt the time advertised. W. FONNER.
Proprietor.
GPORTSMEN's BALANCBs-JUST RECEIVED, A FEW
- of those celebrated pocket Balances weigh from "a h.
10 lb for weighing fish birds invaluable to the
or gunner Apply soon to -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

LOST.
LNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-LOST ON SATURDAY,
the lst of March, between the Aston House and the
Bay State board the steamer Bay State her
Boston, tho evening three hundred dollars Bank
bills Said bills Of the denomination Of Fftes The
will be paid for the of all the
proportional reward will be paid for part which
be returned to Messrs COLEMAN & STETSON. Aston
House, New York. Messrs. TUCKER Co.. fremont
House, Boston.
d n REWARD-LOsT, ON FRIDAY MORNING THE
70 ~ 18TH small Gold Watch with gold chain going
from 10 Henry 18th The above reward will
be paid leaving them at No. II Stone street.
OK REWARD.-LOsT FROM THE YARD OF TIE
DO Union Place Hotel yesterday afternoon, black New
foundand Dog with leather collar and chain;
of Bob The above reward ill be paid for his de-
livery the Hotel before o'clock this morning
T OST-ON THE TENTH INST, SUPPOSED IN ONE
IL Of the New York and Erie Railroad Cars Pocket Book,
containing Drafts $50 2 and go dated Sst March,
1910 drawn by j. Sloat Co.. in favor Of j. IL Beseraft
Qusokenbusb Co.. at sight; also SO in bank bills.
Payment of tho Drafts have been stopped Five dollars will
be paid by leaving the same with a. -
QUABKENBUSH & CO., 90 William ST.
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Appointments by the President.
Aaron r. Hughes, Postmaster, Nashua, Now HAmp.
shire.
Robert A. Barnard, Postma stcr, Hudson, Now York.
Darius Perrin, Postmaster, Rochester, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-14

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