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per TO new subscriber. Then we open our
fifth letter. This is the beam which dispels
the mist. We take the liberty of giving Il
to the reader.
APRIL ID, 1853.
Mr. Editor,-Dear Sir, After an unreason-
able delay, your favor of the 3lst March
came to hand this evening, enclosing your
bill against me for advertising. 1t is much
less than expected; and l am obliged to
you FOR your reduced price. ipay the Ten
Dollars willingly, believing tina, have been
exceedingly we'll paid for expending that
small amount in advertising. Enclosed you
will find the amount.
Mr.. Editor have you ever been to -?
Ours is thriving village though small and
yet In its infancy. ] do not believe that you
have been here. VIII you then receive a
friendly invitation to pay US a visit; with
tho assurance that it shall not cost cent in
the way of Tavern Bill.
Very Respectfully, Yours -,
r. 8. Bailey, ESQ.
we thank our friend. His kindness we
will never forget, and having heard much
of - we will cndeavor to give him call
one of these days. We have number of
subscribers in the Old North State, and no.
thing would give US more pleasure than to
take tour through that country. By-the-by
we expect series Of letters from a friend
who will shortly pass through that State.
They will begin very soon. So much for
our letter bag.
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iN the last ABBEuLLE BANNER we find the
valedictory Of Mr.. c. II. Allen the former
Editor and Proprietor, and the salutatory
Of the new Editor, Col. F. w. Selleck. of
Mexican war fame. Col. S. is the present
Ordinary of Abbevile District. and Mr..
Allen IL n candidate for that office so if
the latter is elected, it will be an exchange
all round.
We wish Isl parties success.
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The Charleston papers of Thursday las,
contain tho sad intelligence of Vice Pres.
ident Kings. death. The following in
relation thereto we take from the Mer
cury:
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& Ths late Amos Lawrencs Of Boston, e
Is ssid, gave sway during his life ssors
fian .fss hasdred Moesand doslays. -
On bis pockstbook vas incibsd. "What
sssn d prset 3 nan Il bs gain. he ,shols
World aud Ice kb eva ss;l:"
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~ The Rev. A. J. Witherspoon will
preach in the Presbyterian Church on Sun
day next.
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We wish Isl parties success.

The FAMILY FRIEND. Mr. Goldman has re-
duced the price Of his paper 10 81 where
clubs Of twenty or more unite. This is
now as low in price Us any paper published
at the North, and an overwhelming patron
age should at once be extended to il.
s. A. GOODMAN,
Columbia, s. c.
The NEW YORK DuTcHMAN. OF all our ex-
changes we know Of none more worthy Of
patronage than the Dutchman. Published
weekly. Price 81 per year.
GRIFFIN g. FARNSWORTH,
New York.
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~ Longfsllow, In his tsle Of Ksvs
naugh, calls Sunday " the golden elias,
whiea binds togstAsr he voluns cf "a,
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u sviass Il Tie ffaud by the production q shs Aree
baes oon1Ainng tAs worthless MIXTURES Ne uAssxats
committed him 70 prison for trial
A Alleged CAsv~ " Rh'se Prd1sos--A young nsa
BY the name Of John Ssss Jr brought before Jus
tss Stuart Friday, charged with obtaining number
q cattle valued 81 t6ll from Georse Tanery drover
ct the Bulls Head, BY alleged false pretsnee II seems
according 10 the statement mads BY the complainant
that Mr.. Steele purchased the cattle abort credit
representing that he Of the arm Of W Steele
Co. Of No sos Hudson street. when in fact ths accused
not then OF said nrm, having left ths
prior to the purchase, which made TIN 25th Of
March. Mr.. Steele is also charged With Obtaining on
similar approximations seventeen head Of catt valued
ct u 600. and ten hogs worth $780, from Mr. David Al
leron. Tho ID held under advisemsnt before the
court.
Charge Of Stealing Span Of Horses -OfRcer Drake. Of
the Nineteenth ward, Saturday arrested called
Dr.. Wheeler, charged with stealing span OF horses,
valued at $500 from the premise, of Mr. D. Reynolds
at Mount Pleasant, Weschester county. On Saturday
last the accused said to have taken the horses the
depot Of the Sixth Avenue Railroad and offered to sell
them for $3.50 but the persons to whom the Offer
made that the horses had been stolen and
cordiDgy detained him. sent for officer and caused his
arrest The accused taken before Justice McGrath
who committed him for examination
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On Sunday morning, April u, after an illness Of only
year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
her late residence, No 100 Essex street Her remains
viii be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for interment
Rest, gentle spirit, rest In peace;
From toll and grief and pains severe
And borne thee to happier sphere.
tcnes tSss W. saD aeR Sg Smile
The sadness Of the heart beQuile
On Sunday evening. April H. of congestion Of the ~
hyEIINA VICTORIA eldest daughter of 6is Emma j.
Rogers, ia the 18th year OF her age.
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at three
O'Clock from the residence of her parents No 456 Sixth
avenue between and Twenty street.
On Sunday morning, April s. FARNA, aged SO years,
. native Of Palermo, Italy.
His friends requested to attend his funeral at the
Mercantile Hotel, this afternoon, at four O'Clock.
On Monday afternoon. April IS, after and pro-
tracted Illness JAMES WALLACE in the 61st OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested to
attend his funeral from his late residence No. 90 Su
street. of Spring street. to morrow without
further invitation.
On Sunday, April II, LouuA W., aged years and 8
years, children of James l. and Iovcia W. Jack on
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend their funeral to morrow afternoon, at O'clock
precisely from the residence of the parents at Dutch
Kills Carriages will be in waiting at Grand street ferry
Williamsburg side, at half past twelve O'Clock
On Sunday morning, April II at 1oH O'Clock. JOSEPHINE
LOUISA aged IL weeks daughter of Frederick and the
late Josephine Louisa J. Blnckie
At Port Chester, Saturday morning, April 16, of
whooping couch and Inflammation of the lungs FANNIE
GARDINER JONES, in the 5th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at o'clock this after
at Port Chester without further invitation Those
At Amesvle. Ulster county, Sunday, April 10, of
continent small pox, WILLIAM BULMER aged % years.
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From the Washington Republic, April Is
has created terrible Autter among the pension agents.
The question involved is whether grsndchld whose in
hsrtpg parent died subsequent to the decease Of the
youensry pensoner il entitled to arresrages of PEN
sion due the soldier according to proof made by the
grandohd The Commissioner decided adversely to the
the Interior Department asked the Attorney General
for opinion on the point Of law involved. under
stand from more than one pension agent that the Com
missioner bases this decision ruling that there Is
nothing in the pension laws giving to grandchildren ar
rearaes of pension due revolutionary ancestors all the
pension laws according to his understanding of them de-
carng only that pensions shall 60 to soldiers then to
their widows and them there be children living a. the
death Of the then the arrearages due the
time the pensioners death to go to them, the chill
dren He holds it is said, in this decision that PEN
sion law makes provision that arrearages may to
BY reference to clause Of the law Of 1882 that Of
1872 the strict letter Of which, In his estimation, re-
qures the proof to be made by the soldier himself ne
ing the children to make the proof If comprehend the
decision properly.
The pension agents very anxious for his Mr Wal
dos) appointment he certainly gave very general
tsfaction to them chairman Of the Committee Re-
voluonary Pensions in which position he at liberty
to exercise his discretion founded the facts involved
in the claim general law or laws operating to bar .
claim in Congress- the justice of which could be clearly
made manifest Now however, his position, it seems to
me- very different He has right to consult his dis
position be liberal the laws pointing out the specific
only in which he is to be at liberty to grant pension
awards.
The decisions upon the point involved in the particular
shove referred to- said to have been
various The action of the Secretary of the Interior
upon this appeal looked for with great anxiety by the
agents. as il sustained it will greatly to decrease
the amount of money paid out of the treasury revou
tionary pension cas certainly in the next four years.
Some seven removals have been made in the Pension
Office this tme many friends of the administra-
ton being provided for. The Commissioner is using
printed circular of notification that the deca pitateds
vices ale longer required This is considered omnous
of very extensive removals there which is probable
especially many of the present clerks of that
dreadng lest law passed at the last session of
Congress be construed into order to dispense with
the services of than half the clerks permanent and
temporary now employed there.
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Port Of New York. April Is, 1853.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship-Andss (Br), Hutchings, Liverpool, E
Cunard.
ships-Gem of the Sea-, Bowen, Melbourne Russell &
Norton Ravenswood johnson, New Orleans. VIM Nelson
Son; Victoria, Warrington, Antwerp Zerega Co;
0phir Baker, Panama, Nesmith Son; Europa (Brem)
Weting Richmond, Hennings Muller Costing; Charles
Jane Oliver London Cook Smith.
Barks- Hersila, Wheldon, Boston, Gerham, Bassett
Co; Marco Polo Neap) harisio Belfast Boyd Hncken;
Gov Won 0xholm Davis, st Thomas, Aymar h Co; Cuba
Robinson, Tarragona, II Baker Co; Clara Windsor
Button, Port Prince, Peck Grave.
Brips-Eiza Waite. Hutchinson Neuvitas, B Sardy:
Marcelus Bourne, Zaza Cuba), Brett. vose Co; nda
Mather San Juan de Nicaragua, G Durand; Rcld Cob
dem Perry, st John. NIB, Edmiston Bros; Sarah (Br)
Daniels st John, NIB, Picard Sophia ODD Behrens
Bremen, Hennings, Muller IL Costing
Schrs-J Vail Delano, Apalachicola, POST Greenway
Kirby, Mobile Sturges, Chairman Coz Louisine Smith
Charleston, l. McCready Co: Memento. Hammond
baltimore, MAILER Lord; Pomp Fremont, New Orleans
Van Brunt Slaght Bergen Cole, Petersburg Jas Hun
ter Coz + Willetts, Smith, Washington NC 8 l. Nit
chilli John Nicholas, Drinkwater, Bath, MASTER Ring
gold Mott Alexandria, Sturges, Chairman h Co; Mary
Groton, Geyer, Philadelphia, master; Boomer, Williams
Jacksonville, y Buck Co; X II Estii, Baker, Phila
delphs, McSarly Ashland. Birch Norfolk, Sturges,
Clea IMAM CO. Mapscn, Manson, Tampico, J White Il
Co Lion, Healy Msyaguez, D White h Co.
Steamer-Vulcan, Hand, Philadelphia, W H Thompson.
Steamship Alps (Br), wickman Boston, April18, Pm,
10 Cunard. Arr at the lghtship 18th at 10 PM
Ship Andalusin (of Baltmore) Wilson, London and
Portsmouth 81 days, with I'll passengers, to Grnne,
Minturn h. Co. No date, lat 43, lon 81 So shipped a
heavy ses carried away rail main hatch house and
body Of alter entered between decks
Ship Andrew Foster (pkt Holbcrton, Liverpool March
o witt SAG passengers, TO Ogden. EXPERIENCED very
heavy weather the passage sprung mainmast, main
oypast and rudder, lost mainsai two topsas two bs
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Stick Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, April ls-Reported by Keen Taylor
First Board $1,000 State IS, s5wn 96 1000 Lehgh 6s
5000 Reading Bonds 10 b. 49, 1000 do b. So 1000
GiIard Bark Q, 14S; 80 Penna RR CAP, 5o1 10 North
Am Bank, 151X; 100 Long Island RR 1eA 500 do, ia
lots b5wn 1917 700 do b5 1917 $50 Reading RR, in lots
432s 800 Morris Canal b5 23l 200 do, G, 231!; Bank
of Commerce 1876 so Lehigh Nav, 1913 100 Schuyl Nav
Pref 32A; 100 do g, 327; 400 do b5.n 80 $50 DO
1sss e do 1917 100 do b6, 16x Is Kentucky Bank ITO
after Board-lO0 shs Grard Bank, l4s so Long Island
Morris Canal 23 200 Union Canal 16al $50 do b5, 16
200 Reading RR b3, A: as Mine Hill RR scrip, 20.
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Passengers Arrived,

IIvERPooI City OF Manchester, at Phi,aie
phia-hrs Moore and infant Mr. Ed srheimer Mrs Eaer-
hemer Mrs Harris, Mrs Frendelcnburg Mrs McFzriane
and party, two ladies' servant and three childen Mr.
saml Dennis Mrs Dennis, Mr Adams. Mr. and Mra Aims
worth, Mr. and Mrs Christensen and servant yfessrs
scbenck. Bedlow, Horne, Glasgow Holmes, Jas Hrkps
trick, Geo Daniel Olson, Mr. and Mrs John Greg and
three children, Mr. John Greg Jr Master Grgg Miss
Hannah Grigg, Mrs Blight Mrs Farrell and ,fsnt Mrs
Martin, Ncssrs Henry Brooke W Hilton John James
Ryan, Ieon Marion, George George, A KoshAssen, E
/ Brundage, Ionazio Gnthano, Allen Sam Davies
J Thompson, Thomas Haynes John Amey, Tomlinson;
NJ Silva, DR. Lowe. Mrs DAILY, Phean Aysyy, Tanant,
Miss Walsh. Master Phelau Miss Taxsnt, Mr. and
Mrs John Anderson and two children Mons aaez Msasrs
Wolf Keller, Cruse, Thos Clarke Spring Cnas Gadsden,
Edwin osburn T Arnot Jr, g Homer Francis Gers Il
Iar5as and child Jas Clarke John Waitress Rafael va
Masshall Ky Ast Jcsi Mitchell Mons Louis Fischer fhi-
lip Fischer, MeDdel Levi Mrs Jas Arnot, Mrs Barrasa
End infant Miss Scott Miss Mary Symons, Mrs Beck.
mann, Master sanderson Mrs Jos Mitchell Messrs ryas,
Cade, W Robertson, John Mitchell, Eofters MstaN,
W Drew. Livingston, W Tarr, Cook, Curry, JEaD-
berg Cullberg q George Henry Sader, John Hasria
Paul Of Mgn: Turner r Philips, A H,rris, Charles
and boy, Harris, Miss Hannah Hudson, Mrs Schultz
Miss Anna NJ Neal. Miss Chapman, Mrs Sprns Miss
Stanton, Miss Sarah Stanton Msssrs Smit, ,a Cook
Jas Brode Denng, Blight Master do Tarr, I0 IN Con.
st Lawrence Geo Jordan.
MoBis-Bark Benjamin Aaams-Miss Fink, Of Mobile.
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Asads without means. They not ssy wanted msa, but
money = pay their sxpsnsss Catholics net willing
to 80 into churches therefore they must 90 TO their
houses and there persuade them Of the true faith.
The PRzDEr thsn made few remarks impressing upon
the minds Of the the necessity support
ing thsss coporteurs They only required funds TO
duct the business Of the society IN Aolrshing
frsying the expenses Of the City Bible Society.
The choir then sung hymn after which the benedic-
ton WAS pronounced
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Married..

On Thursday April IA, by the Rev. Charles W Whitecar
Mr.. THOMAS c. MAcKRElL to Miss MARY A. NOE both of
this city
On Thursday April I, by the Rev. Lott Jones, GEORGE
w. B. GEDNEY to Miss HANNAH NJ RUTHERFORD, all OF this
city.
On Sunday, April II, by the Rev. henry Chase, Mr..
JAMES DRENNoN to Miss ELIZABETH CARPENTER, both Of this
city.
On Wednesday evening, April Is, by the Rev. James
Mlett at his residence, No. 308 Broome street, Mr.
JAMES HENRY CoRCoRAN to Miss CATHERINE ANNIE HARRI
MAN; also, Mr.. GEORGE CARTER to Miss ANNA WELDON, all
OF this city.
March A. at Rockaway, L. l., by the Rev. John W. B.
Wood JOHN H. PLUME Miss SARAH A. LANE daughter Of
the late VIM Lane Esq all Of this city.
BY the Rev. Edwin r. T. Cook, Mr. a. D. H. THOMSON Of
England to MARTHA JANE daughter of the late Samuel
Bailey, Esq., Of South East, Putnam county, N. Y.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports


Arrived-ships Orphan, President and Ed win OBrien,
Liverpool; Emma Watts Demill, and Montgomery,
New Orleans barks Majestic, and Eliza, Androssan We
liant, New Orleans.
Cleared-Ships Uncle Toby and John Land San Fran
cisco; bark Ann Mary, Pernambuco.
NEW BEDFORD, April 16.
Arrived-Whaling bark Mt Walaston, Pacific Ocean,
with 500 bbls VIII ell and 10, 900 lbs bone.
NEW ORLEANS, April 16.
Arriyed-Ships Russell Sturges, vcksburg, and Allan,
tic New York Wetherbee Elisha Deunison, and Norman,
Boston, bark Saragossa Philadelphia schr Peerless, New
York
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
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PHHADEPMA, April 10.
Arrived-Brg Chcopee: Emery, Boston; schrs worces-
ter Crewel Providence Hy Payson Crowe, Boston, Jas
Deputy winsmore, do: Martha Wrgktington, Wright
ngton, FRiver Thos Martin, Dougherty, sandy Point
Washington Babcock Brooklyn; Pennsylvana, Roath,
Iien Brown, Easaport; Eennis. Bennett Lubec;
Cape May, Ross New York: Achsah D. Johnston, New.
port; Dayton, Douglas, do; steamer John Marshall
Clark NYork.
Cleared-Bark A Il Kimban, Sleeper, New Orleans;
brgs Bllow Dapham. Boston; souther Atkins, do schrs
Bloomer Winslow, do: Cape May, Ross, do; Margaret
Lansel, jacksonville Martha Teal, Charleston: VIM L.
Dayton, Douglas, Pawtucket; Washington, Babcock,
Brooklyn.
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sskias susAy erda.ansss - - amended n osarttss
Rsosrt-In fsver Of extending pier No Is East river,
fsos q Catherine street, to exterior hhs To comntss
ON Wharvss, SC
l i.s TO- Norris Engine Company No. " Concur,
demonstrating crdin.ne. for III. government
Of hackney coaches, establishing scale OF rates
mile 50 csnis TIVE p.sss.ssr IS cents aad SIX cents
ing two miles, passenger, rs cents and each add.
tOnA passenger 81 cents also specific rates to different
ssy S For shsr.O between two and fourteen years Of
age, hall price; for under two, no charge.
ConcurIsd in By the following vote = ~. NJ,
Gown, stewart Barker Crawford Kssfe and McConkey.
Nsgative-Assistant Alderman Woodward and "heeian
2.
Of Engine Company No 26 to have CrotoR water pipes
and gas pipes the building about to be erected
Of Fifth street and First avenue To Committee on Fire
Department
The Board then adjourned to Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock.
From the minutes CT. McCIENACHAN, Clerk.
City Finances.
IMPORTANT REPORT FROM THE COMPTROLLER.
At the meeting of the Board Of Aldermen last evening"
Comptroller Fagg in accordance with resolution adopt
ed in the Board on Friday evening" sent in communities
ton in relation to the income Of real estate being placed
in the city fund. The document was voluminous and
the following abstract embraces its principal features
Annexed to this report and marked a." is state.
made from the books in this department showing the
paid from the City Treasury each parcel OF real
iss4, to April 10th, 1883 UT Il viii be- Observed
that this statement furnishes response to that
part Of the resolution requiring statement Of the
The reason IL he Comptroller ssysl that the real es
tate in most cases is purshsssd and used for public
slant drain the Treasury for repairs &c
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IAuN-Another splendid clipper ship for the California
trade to BE- launch ed on Saturday at Portsmouth,
Va. She called Neptunes Car and 900 tons regis
ter Capt ovett is to command her. She is to be towed
to New York by steamer.
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AUsrRAIA-shp Gem Of the seA-A Cargn.
c Edmond, Main, y Freeland, SPiper, J A Gsod-
win. Clapp, T Carman, Rundett G B O'RsiIey,
Mesck Rawaon, A H Christopher, Raymond, WIN
boat, Calvert, Clifford, pr M vela " " Beimus,
hantea, Corutsrth, "a Cagnfwth, X Goodwin, d n
Ewena. Romeo
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BALTIMORE, March %, 1853.
CITIZENS BANK. {
Pay TO William Brown, or bearer, five hundred and
fifty dollars 500 {
c. W. WASHINGTON {

90 10000 100 3
On the receipt Of the check the jewelry delivered
to Iarkin, who left the store, bidding Mr. Brown very
good day. and having horse and wagon already in wait
ing, drove Off and that the last Mr. Brown saw of
recognized the prisoner Larkin to the individual
When Mr. Brown appeared at the cell door, mutual
smile @Ah Mr. Brown. is that You done Won ~ Rro IN
that time, didn't I The cool mpudence of the prisoner
astonished Mr. Brown who also compelled to smile
at the perfect nonchalance of the rascal The draft of
0O deposited oy Larkn in the bank for collection was
fraudulent affair done merely to obtain q receipt from
the bank whereby to enable him to practise his decep
ton Mr.. Brown and thus effect the swnde as above
stated Larkin has been fully committed for tria by
Justice Welsh and win be sent to the Tombs this day
there to remain until called up for trial in the Court OF
General Sessions.
ARREST OF A swINDLER-cAUTIoN TO LADIES VINO
DEAL IN BARGAINS.
On Saturday afternoon, q man calling himself Domi.
nick H. Cullen, arrested by officer Knowles of the
Fourth ward charge of defrauding Mrs Bridget Ne.
han of No 81 Roosevelt street. OF S. under the fol
lowing circumstances 1T seems that about six weeks
ago, Cullen called Mrs. Mehan at her residence and
asked her If she wished to purchase some cheap gro
ceres, at the same time exhibiting sample Of tea cof
fee and sugar The price asked per pound for the art
cles like samples we're in the estimation Of Mrs. Mehan
asonishngly cheap, and Of course like most women,
ready for bargain she gave an order for fourteen
pounds Of sugar ten pounds Of coffee and pounds
Of tea The next day Cullen brought the articles and
made out bill for SO " at the time removing the
sp OF each package and exhibiting excellent article
better In fact than the sample shown the day before
Mrs Mehan felt satisfied with the bargain but not being
able to make change she gave Cullen S. and told him to
call the next day for the balance. Oh no matter said
Cullen II just call in when am coming this way in a
few days The bargains very carefully placed by
Mrs Mehsn, and the next day she more fully examined
them when to her surprise turning the from the
bag she discovered that not than two inches OF tea
was on the top the balance of the bag contained worth
less mixture resembling burnt beans ground The other
two bags we're fxed in like manner, with sample Of
good on the top. Mrs Mehan finding herself defrauded,
laid the bags aside with full determination to pounce
upon the rogue at future day On Saturday,
enough Mrs Mehan met the accused in the street when
a rec hOd of alle6 fort he
taken toj the Tombs before Justice Osborn where Mrs
ehsR made her afdavt Of the fact this together With