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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements or Ocean Steamers,
Port OF New York, December 10, 1853.

CLEARED
shipsColu nbia, Dryer, Liverpool, Marshall Co;
western Empire Sampson, Mobile Nesmith Sons; Pride
e America new. Pstten London, Nesmith Sons; Sea
Jion, Hal Apaischcola master Bavaria, Bailey HAvre
Bsrks-Cmar (Prus) Bugdahl Antwerp, Thompson Il
Sevhaus: Gailego, Ellsrey Trieste Dutih Co Elise
thtD) Kleeipsr London, Thompson Eeuhsua; VIM 0
8u,hor, Il ndon oeirichs Co.
Biiss-AnIa Elise (0d), schwechsl, Antwerp, Hen
drew Nh ssss yas.S & St shS 81 s ss
$ whitney Co; Dsyonsi ire tBr), Warrington, Bsr
scsrs-s B Ashmsad, Chatham Philadelphia, Nc
Cread', Mott Co; Sarah Brusu, Waters, Georgetown
Dolnsr Potter; Laurel, Carver Kingston Il, Brook
crat (BI), Yarmouth, q Braue; Plymouth Rock Aroe.
cam. Boston, Dayton Sprague; Wa,p (Br Walker, st
Haven master Post I Mobile
Co; Chas Carroll, Pratt, MOBILE stursss Chairman Co;
Dorchester, wentwtr,h, Boston, Brookman b Co.
Sloop-MarA Louisa. Bennett. Fall River, master.
S:esmer-Locus Point Layaeld Baltimore, Parker Vein
Coal Con- pany.
ARRIVED
Ship Howard. souie. Bordeaux SO days. to Thompson Il
Hunter. Dec l5 lat So 46, lon 80 80, spoke ship Wyo
ming, from Phadslphs for Liverpool; 18th inst lat 80
49, lon 81 a. saw bark urder jury mast steering SE
eth lat 40 Ion 81 bark with loss Of fore and main
yards steering Sc fame d,y, Hamb bark Elise, steer
from the oossackyard overheard 18TH and drowned
RAk Francis Palmer Smith, AArssilies, Oct 81 left
Soy 10 us.s p.s - 10
topias; Dec :, while shortening sail discovered wrs,k
sloIsside, bottom up; it blowing gaze from NNE at the
time did not learn any particulars.
Bark Philadelphia (Brem). Sanders Bremen, SO days
With So passengers, 10 Henpings Muller I; Gosling
Brig Hart (Br). Chuts New Haven, days TO master.
schr Dolphin Lord, Wilmington, nc, Is days, to Hus
sey Murray No cate lat So 40 lon 7S, spoke bark
Brode, hence for Mobile; De-, no lat&s, spoke big
Carolirs -. from Pensacola for New York
Schr Rio, Becky Washington. NC. days.
schr Samuel Appleton, Ryder. Boston, 3days.
Schr Rogers -. New Haven, day.
Schs Trade Wind, PearsAn, New Haven, / day
sloop Rhode Island, Corwn, T, evidence, days.
Steamer Thos Swami, Fsirfovl, Baltimore.
Steam er KeDpsbso, Copes, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Ore brig unknown
Bark West Wind (new), Saunders, st Marks
Wind ut sunrise, WNW; meridian, WSW, sunset, Sw.
[BY lArpY HOOK PRErya TxLzcRApHl
THs HrGmAND5 Dec l5-Sundowu
Ons brig al anchor in the Bay bound In. Wind light
West Wes,hsr foggy.
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CITY Intelligence.

TIE CARSON INVESTIGATION Pursuant to adjournment,
the committee met yesterday afternoon In the chamber
Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen to hear the summing
up Of the counsel both Sides The counsel OF Mr..
Carson summed the evidence at length, viewing
those portions of the testimony that in favor of his
cltn with great and concluded by saying that the
charges fra and unsupp rted that he had not
the slightest doubt TIL committee would report favorable
to the Chief Engineer On the other hand Mr. Willard,
counsel for the compnans urged all the arguments he
could against the devoted head of ths Chief and de-
rouuced those witnesses who had tried the char
scter OF one of the complanapts-Mr Van Nsss-to be
bad After patiently listening to the arguments from both
sides the committee adjourned sine die
FRR-A FIRE broke out Thursday night in the Of
% Bowery occupied by S. c. Seaman. The damage was
about 81 600. The premises fully insured in the
Bowery Insurance Com parry.
ANOTHER FRH "A FIRE also occurred Thursday night In
the grocery of William Kuntz 22l Mott street The
stock and fixtures pletsly destroyed and the
upper part Of the house, occupied by small family,
was somewhat damaged. Kuntz was insured to the
amount Of five hundred dollars his stock of GOODS
The dwelling belonging to Mrs. Hutton also insured.
The plain Of the Fourtsenth ward police says "The
suspicious circumstances If this fire lead to think 1t
Is the work of an incend;ary."
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Memoranda.

Portions OF the following Fall River vessels sold by
asoon at that place 18th inst One quarter OF schr Mary
kdoy at 81 $40, one sixteenth echr Jonathan Ludse
500 .chr Enoch French, $780, eighth
schr Corsne. SIS; 32ds scop Monitor $50 The three
FIRST are frat class W ses OF over 800 capacity
Ship Pers!s $50 tons IS years old for some time past
running 10 ths lumber trade between Oregon and Gan
Francisco in good order and ready sen was sold
auction lately, 1t San Francisco for 1900
LAUScD-F-om the yard OF ste phen Sargent OF Booth.
bay 18th inst splendid ship Of aboat $50 tons She Ia
o extra built vesr<l
From the yard Of Messrs Hayden h Cudworth Msiford
on Saturday, ship Of about 800 TONS built FOR Msssrs
Crowell Brooks Co. and intended for the Australia
Ca liorrl IA trace.
At Medford 14th inst BY Mr. Joshua Foster ane sai
Of 700 tons called the HortensA, built for Capt VIM Ham
ard Hayrs trade.
hssrs Currier Townsend- Of Nsxbnryport ars bull
irg for Nesrs Fisher Co. Of Boston superior ,ts oak
clipper ship OF about 1900 tons {, be calls the Trouba
dcur 20 be commanded By Capt Kao,t psdr.ck Of
ship National Eagle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

ESCAPE OF SLAyEs.-We hear Of no less than
slaves who rted Norfolk ard Portsmouth
Sunday and have doubt made II cir escape In
the steamer star Of the West which put in here and LETT
again for New York that day The opportunity was
most favorable for their purpose but it
probable that secret agent prompted them to avail
gift l. there way to counteract such daring viola.
tiors OF Law The question is becoming serious one
to our citizens and il law and the higher law
had enforced in the CT the Star Of West las
trust they will hereafter be not to be supposed
til, citizens would have been hus despoed OF their
property One OF the runawAys the m Harrison,
who has been living with Mr. Jas Smiley in this city for
20 years He took with him his sors II and 1s years
cd belonging 20 family In Portsmouth. -Nmfok Her.
aid Der
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bspg In the spot where the break in the van w made
a matter Of course the room could not 20 warmed
until stove put mp.
The Recorder said he very sorry that suoh Was
the case for be VAS rather to breaking of the
examination of a witness in that way but IS 1t was
deemed t to adjourn the case until proper heating ar
Iansemens made he would sdjoura the case until
Monday mornipg at III O'Clock The Court, after
tonipg the jury not to have any communication with
ANYBODY on the subject matter, adjourned until Monday,
vhsn the mnation of Mr. Parker will DO continued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

A REMARKABLE ScEsE.--Died, in Strong, Me-, of
the malignant throat dsemper which basled all the
kll OF physicians the Goth Of Move nber Thomas
Henry aged nine years the Goth, Abby Josephine,
aged six years. the 9Th Nancy aged eleven years
aud IN five minutes afterwards. Jane, aged fourteen
yesrsall chllc rem CT Mr. Thomas K'naedy During the
scene little infant daughter added TO the "a ny
The three deceased daughters after being placed in cof
hus each in turn brought to me bedside Of sick
mother at her earnest solicitation FOR psrtioz look
after which they we're plscei together a cold and
silent grave r. ese al bright and arectionate
children. and teno ery beloved What a change in one
short l-FdyyalU1s0r lLr1,nIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

IApcS FIRE IN FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT large hotel
called the Marine Hotel at Fairhsd, Connecticut WA
entirely cons med by fire night before last II belonged
70 hr John Mopnot, prophet Of tae New York HOTEL
and the loss Of The ding and iurLiturs IL esti mated a
about sss COO In. ured to thi, amount in the
Howard, Groeers, Citizens Long ,and New York Fire
and Marine National Commercial Niagara United States
and Fremens Insurance Companies, to the amount OF
SO, 500 escn. This building erected in iS47 for
fashionable hotel 1t was co'ed for the son. and the
Ere, therefore, iered the work OF 81 inca Larry
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FALLING OF TEE onp FELLOWS HALL At Nc.

FALLING OF TEE ODD FELLOWS HALL At Nc.
kEFsPoRr Five Mrs BADLY ISJusD-On the h instant
the Otd Fellows Han, in Of erection at Ms.
Kscspcrt fe with tremendous crssh buryng Ave men,
who were on the top OF thu building at the time in the
runs They were taken out shortly Afterwards and all
found 10 be nore or less lred OF them perhap
fatally Is aid that thers other bodies beneath the
rubbish and every effort Is bsu2 made clear it away
that the truth or fssty OF the az BE- known.
The accident occurred whilst Of the workmen
quitting up tho rafters the third story majority
those employs cd on the building dinner when 1t
FELL else the result might have been far serious
The contractor is ftsbuger, and great blame is at.
tached TO him By the citizens of McKeesport The build
ing eighty feet in epgth By thirty width and had
attained height Of nearly forty feat when it sPRs
ttry Dispatch.
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TeleSrspbac MARINE R.epcsts.

CHARLESTON, Dec IS.
Arrived-Bsigs Black Swan, from New Orleans, bound
North with her sick Nancy J Plssted Attaxapss
FOR New York; schrs 7 Plsrce, Portland; Thomas +
Copper Phil,dephia; Gel ga erlse New York potboat
Williams, from New Haven for Galveston, dismastsd.
Dec IL.
ArrivedFr bark Neus.ine, from Havana FOR Falmouth,
lsssy; brizs Bropn, from Philadelphia for New Or.
leans, eismAtedi Msnona (5wsl Gottsnoury; Br scar
Dart, gatsnzss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

FIRE IN WooDsroCK-FoUR PERSONS BURNED
TO DEATH The painful intelligence has reached that
Are occurred in Woodstock the 3rd ms amt, little
before day break and consumed the dwelling of person.
cabinet maker by trade, whose name we have not
learned. 1t appears that the family, consisting of six
dscove red the devouDg elements had advanced far
that only the husband and wife could escape from the
burning building The rem aiming portion of the family
consisting Of the mother in law, two grand children and
q servant girl persisted in the flames The parties who
escaped jumped from the second story windows Of the
be unable for time to tell whether there any
persons in the house. The consequence that no
attempt made to SCI arch the premises. We may add
that the unfortunate family had but recently taken up
their residence in Woodstock. 7ranford ExposIor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

C0RoNn's ISoUnr-Coroner Cook held inquest ct
Greenpont on Saturday, the body of infant sni
grant, ten months old, named James Murray, whose pa
rents arrived In emgrant vessel about week since
The jury rendered verdict Of death from want OF pro-
per nourishment and cue willis on shlpboArd."
CHARGE or ARsoN.-HermAn Lsinkosa was arrested on
Moncsy . charge Of arson, for having attempted to
fire the premises Of Mr. Garner II Even street. Satur
day evening last by placing lighted match In . straw
bed He was committed for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

WOMAN BURNED 10 DEATH Mary Smith,
living No 16 yoo Zend street. Albany was burned 10
death the 18th Inst TIE poor creature bad laid down
her bed when quite Supplied from liquor Soon after
ward amos observed ~ proceed from the room nd
gong in, the bed was discovered fire. and Mrs
Smith enveloped In the ames-dead The body Was hor.
Tiby burned and dish2ured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

DIFFERENCES IN rHE CANADIAN CABISET.-The
Journal De Qeto Of the 10th inst says II was rumored
yesterday that, te day previous, serious puts
and altecati0n) had occurred bot Msssrs Hncks
Roph and Cameron; but II " not said with whom Of hts
colleagues Mr. CAnsroa sdsd. The rumor Of the rsstgnA
toa e d. Roph gatas strsagth every day, adds the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

COMPLETION OF THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY Sur
vFY,-Gen. Robert Campbell commissioner OF the
United states and Mexican boundary survey arrived 10
cur town yesterday We ady led that hs survey Is
nov completed and that the General Is here for the pur
survey had considerable difficulty n the conou
sion Of their bors owing to the overflow OF the love.
Rio Cfapde --BroVzscsHs Flag, Nor. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

RENTING MONEY BY MATL.-An important dc.
cisios has recently BEEN made In the L. Dsrct Court
Rchmor d. Va Chief Justcs Taney presiding. Ia n case
ON trial before that court the QUE ston Whistler
money RENTED by mail from debtor to dtor such
money being lost before IL reached ts deyinston was
release Of the debtor from obligations OF the debt Tho
Chief Justice decided that the plaintiff having requested
his oebtor to remit the money without eyips or d
rectirg how 1t was TO be seu and the defendant having
complied with the request by remittpg through the mall
Was the custom with Others 10 DO the debtor wo1 aid
Lot b held liable 70 make good the loss The decision Il
In csnAot with other cases involving the prnops
the Chief Justice holding that the srms Assioas were
not clrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

TRAGIC AFFAIR IN NEwARK.-A little child
killed yesterday afternoon under the following cir
cumstances-A colored m, ned William Will ANS On,
with his Henrietta aged three years has been
siding time with q cooged named Eliza Nelis
at house in Commerce street. east of the railroad The
woman, it seems, having children of her own enter
tanned affection for the child and thr satened it's life
II the father should take it away. Yesterday being in
toxicsted. she ordered him to do something which he
did So taking the child by the hand and he lsav
ing she threw At him an axe which struck him at the
sce Of the head and fell down upon the childs head,
breaking through the skull and causing its death Coro
bruer Investigated the case, and jury Of inquest
returned verdctn accordance with the above facts
Necdrk Advertiser, Dec. IL.
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PHnADBiPBIA. Dec I6-4 IN
Arrivsd-Brig Mary H Chappeu, Erickson, Boston
schrA Flower, Bacon, Portland, Ct; Ptnnsyivans,
Roath, Smith, vlbslhavsn, Ne.
Usersc-Brigs Lsvant Wortingsr, Rio Grands and .
mkt; Mary ChAppsu, Kxrlshsou, Charleston; schrs
Hsrbsrt taxh, Osiais, Ne Rowlsy, Rogers AArlss-
tps; stssaw az 4 New Yoxk, MAtthsvA 1sstsa.
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Ae seventeenth anniversary OF the above institution
was celebrated at Hope Chapel Broadway, Monday
ing The exercises at half past O'clock
when about two hundred and fifty male and female pupils
appeared upon tie PLATFORM in very neat and, clean
dresses and apparently in excellent health The body
Of the chapel and gallery we'll filed with ladies and
gsntlsmsn.
Mr. Collins Of West Eleventh. street. presided assisted
by the teachers and other directors After the children
sang hymn Mr. Collins read the thirty fifth chapter OF
Isaiah.
The following portion of the annual report was then
read by the same gentleman
In reviewing the pas. year the m.n.ger Of the cOlorsd
Orphan Asylum especially impressed with the sonsde
ration Of the quiet blessings BY which they
effects Of the And as tho Bounty
aci0us PIoyieepce they feel renewsdiy called upon TO
psrse,.s praise 's out Of the mouths these
ss 5 si nSssS e
little band Of who are plsced at the head o. the
s,huiIy discharge their various sutis and with di,crs
Ss and q haze both the
prosperity Of institution aud they still t. be found
managers ha tho Necessity OF with
their most ecent teachers but happy to state
men. 81 the drsn apartments sdaoso
well a. the spirit and and ambition with which they
ards The annexed st ,s,ical statement was sub
mtted-
ASmssd f as e the opening q q ss
Admit ed during the present year boys IS iirs a. " 81
Under care during the year ............ 29
Present mum ber boys 1885, girls 49, 2i9
Returned to respectable parents at twelve year: Of ssc
by agreement, their BIO ard having been paid 10
Went homo without permission. ........... z
Deasns - 10
Nun Der Of children under eight years old . "a
Tn. receipts for the year and balance DUE $685. IT,
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CLOSING OF THE UPPER MrssIssrPPr.-The ST.
Paul (Ainnesota) Democrat Of the 3oth November says
We safely declare the navigation OF the Nssis
tippi 10 this point closed for tie season Yesterday
morning the weather suddenly changed to rigid stats
and the whoIs day afforded fine sample Of Minnesota
winter During the night the Thermometer sank to Eve
degrees above The river is filed with cs this
orning, VII promises fair shortly to form a bridge
its surface before nights shall elspse Bslow
i've list Of the earliest and latest arrivals this
port for the last five years showing the average duration
Of the period OF navigation
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Miss Sarah Hector teacher at Greenville Ohio took
chloroform to the pain Of violent headache She
took too much became insensble aud fell into the Are
Her clothes in flames. The fall aroused her.
but before the fire could be extinguished she was
badly burnt that she died the next moFning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

THIEvISG GIPsIss- ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
STOLEN "A company 81 gpses, consisting OF three mon
two women and children, with two horse wagons
tents, &C. have been perambulAting different ons Of
the country for some months past making living by
fortune telling, tinkering and stealing Their boldsst
and most successful undertaking in the line last
toned transpred LIST ThurscAy New Lisbon, Fair
Geld county, Ohio. The Sufferer Is . farmer, named
David Rhodes from whom they stole 81 900. They had
been encamped in the neighborhood for two months
and in the habit Of visiting his house for the pur
pose of doing odd JOBS Of nkerug, &c. During these
excursions The visitors pr around until they discovered
the amount of money Rhodes house aad wbera II
kept As they had 60. possession Of II they de
csmped. Some neighbo,s Of Mr. Rhodes visited tbs city
yesterday TO the assistance OF Hague in catching
the ri pses Their ira cad 10 the toll gate at
East Liberty, which they pared last sunday morning
Active for their arrest will be instituted ims
diate y.-IiayJ1yg Gqs,h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Naval Intelligence.
The U sloop of Albany left port yesterday for
the West Indies.
u g. frigats St. Lawrence sailed from Panama. Nov. TO-
for CalaO
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT TR0Y-SHAAEFUL
CONDUCT OF CoNDucroR-James Dickerman, employe
on the Trey and Boston Railway, killed at Troy
Saturday evening under the following circumstances-
He a driver Of Of the teams which used to
draw the from the city to the depot outside OF the
corporation but on Saturday evening employed another
70 perform ms DUTY and LOOK MS place IN tns cars as
sides, whom he had not seen for three The
ductor whose Dame is White seeing him in the cars
dispeassd at his substituting another for driver and
ordered him of to his place. Dckerman replied that he
was going home and offered the conductor the money
his fare The conductor refused to take it, and pushed
wheels and was immediately crushed to death The
conduc'o or understand proceeded the road with
the train. The deceased single man. about thirty
Ave years Of age.-Abany Register, Dec. H.
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Tn. receipts for the year and balance DUE s99s4 It.
ard he expenses, 50 9s4 IL debts due, 81 o49 Al,
At the concluson the pupils went through variety
of exercises in the elems nts Of arithmetic geography
physiology elo uen and other branches Of science In
which they dis very much talent AMI reflected
veyy much credit upon their teachers collection
made up in aid OF the Asylum and after liberal
Spouse TO it, and prayer, the meeting separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

CHOLERA on THE MIssIssIPPI.-We have before
called attention TO the which would pro-
badly develope choera At New Orleans, and have
uned thai II had broken there pressing
time, conviction that IL would be spread
along rivers The steamer Crescent arrived at st.
Louis from New Orleans Friday evening" December ..
with hundred and sixty German emgrants board
as deck pafensers They al in apparently good
salth WI the boat left New Orleans and clean
healthy looking comp any. much than the gene
rality Of emigrn nts who ctne direct on board emf
grant ship. On the second day cut two taken
sick and ded The evening and the folio wing
dey two more OF the party died after few hours iness
The d OF which they died sno ~ed all the
OF cholera, and without doubt that dreadful dis
The officers Of the boat, who have had long ex
psrence the Iiver and engaged in seamboatipg
during the time when the cholera v Ted the bsfors
Of opinion that every boat from this time forward
leaving New 0rl ans and carrying emis rants will pro-
baby have larger smaller nun Der Of deaths the
way mp, from cholera. Our authorities and people
may well understand what Ia the condition Of crcu
below and 1t behoves authorities to pre-
pare aecordngy - incinna,i Columbian, Dec Q.
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MORE ABOUT NExIco.-The Siglo contains the
following alnnt the Order Of Guadanne.-

MORE ABOUT NEXIC0.-Ihe Stgt0 contains the
following about the Order Of Guadalupe
II seems that the distribution Of this distinction
hes ALREADY begun. 1t Is said that General Ncbolss
Bravo hss been he first nom mated to the great Of
the er, and WILL therefore, be the Vic President ard
Chancellor The g at has ao been given to the
Archbishop of Mexico Stnor Lszaro de Ia GAIA; to the
Bstop Of Mchoacan, Csmente Mungua to the Abbot OF
the Collegiate OF Guadalups to Mr.. Augusn Iturbis
eldest fon Of the IbsrAtor; To Gsnsa Lombardr and
TO both the Generals Cervantes
1t is affirmed uat he generals Of division 60
vernors and the bishops. will be anders and that
the generals OF brigade the 6eacons Of cha pes and tbs
members OF t1e couucil of state. will be knights
II 10 not yet said If those who receive the distinctions
will also have pensions.
Tho Omnibus adds that Emperor Iturbds had given the
great to three OF his sons-Augustin Salvador,
and Angel.
According to tbs sigIo, there will be created
legion Of honor similar to the French one.
NesHs Batrea and Pavon will receive the financial
medal Of the first class. This medal will be adorned with
. great number Of precoas stones.
At the end OF Ocob Der the cholera had almost entirely
disappeared from 0aacafrom the 4th to the eth Of No
vember death had occurred.
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The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT On the l4th OF December Tiers were OF
asury warrants entered tbs books OF tas Depart