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arss u them, sad w moss gncrsnt know them y
oe - strong ne mimi. ms merchants seem 70 b
sss issd viii Ae saspeasoa Money the sxsss yss-
ersay u ~ PER cont premsun. bu. fallen rcr
oens today.
great deal Of surp Ass expressed In thls oily tina.
the New York banks oeou abs 70 Withstand shs pre-
sent pressure, and have not this suspended.
ina Farners and xeobAnos' Bank Of this city II cushing
81 ne notes IT'S also paying checks upou 1t In notes Of
oshey city bau1.
me money Market eaxisr and The excitement appears
20 be subsid!pg.
The Issue Of shinpAsse has been spoken o. and WILL
IL aid, be resoried 70.
BANK SUSPENSIONS IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept 7e, 1857.
The Bank Of Washington suspends specie payments on
svsrythipg but nves and small! checks.
The partial suspension OF the Bank Of Washington Ii
only temporary.
Tho Patriotic Bank Is rcdeeming hs q vcs aud small
checks. There ID unusual Gro Nd 81 the bank.
The Bank OF The Ae.r ,pols closed nrm. The CONNER
ca community Ia generally satisfied With the course othe
ohers and all confident Of their ability 10 resume q
early oa,. A considerable amount Of deposits hes
made In the Patriotic Bank and Bank Of Washington
1noe their suspension.
The Bank Of the Metro polls redeemnd oil it, notes and
paid all Its checks up 70 tho closing hour, and they feel
shemievcs a5undanty able to meet I'll demands Againt
them.
THE BANKS OF WHEELING.
WHEELING Sept. 70, 1857.
At meeting Of tho cilSsus o. city, hold this even.
ing unAnimspsly resolved tnat The banks Of the
city be requested 70 Immediately smpend specie payment
mill The business inierexs OF the community win justify
resumption. This action taken corsee ueaoe OF the
heavy thai has roce,y heen mado upon tho banks by
foreign brokers and bankers The banks abundany
able meet their liabilities No loss will be sustained by
oo.e holde deposcrs Ia consequence OF the srSpen
slon.
THE EFFECT IN CINCINNATI.
CIsGSsATi, Sept 28, 1857.
TIE Ohio Life and rru. Company has made An Align.
saepS
The grtes OF exchange are nominal Sight checks can.
nc be bought New York for sss than ve Pcr ceut pre-
MUM.
There have been no failures among our merchants
hey Stand d-m.
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FINANCIAL.


Esl 00O A FIRST MORTGAGE, THREs YkARs
CA.OOOs from NAY J. 1887 on house and lot In Wit
oughby street Brooklyn, worth double the ,unt interest
six months at the time OF payment OF interest. This
holder will cell at the face ano receive payment In
stock on any of tbs 70 lowing banks al par-B.nk OF
North America Metropolitan Bank, American Exchange
Bank Park BknG Nassau Bank, mp0rts - and raiders
Bank other banks In good standing the holder bar
gain For further Information address Brooklyn or apply
3g Water street
OOn OOn TO t41W0.-rHa ADVERTISERS HAS
pOU.UUU cash ard desirable impro real estate
this amount with which he win purchase the stock of
house ring concern declining business This Of
Of business Address bon SIS Post office Al
tons strictly confidential
C70 nnn FIRST CLANS RAILROAD BOMBS,
peOsUUOs paying interest regularly, good State,
city county stocks VIII be taken In ent for spen
order ready tor immediate Atom and will be sold
with the furniture horses carriages &c SC he family
about leaving for Europe Address PW box 76o Post oce
RANE OF REPUBLIC, PROVIDENCE AND SOUTH
- Royalton wanted his day and 70 50 oenss,
TNrKRnST NCrIUl-rHn COUPONS FOR INTnKRsY
the bonds Of he Kerosene OiloompAny nuturfng
tho In OF Octobor ncxt Ill then be paid
the ONCE No. 70 Beaver sroos BZ osdsr Of tho board
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. N wAREsE
street, near 0reenwich street. Open daily from 10 10
O'Clock and TO r. NJ Mcndays 1haredays and Saturday.
Interest q per cont al frona 81 70 $500
WALrkK w. CoNKL1N, Presiisya
v. L. BuxroH. Secretary.
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THE EFFECT IN CINCINNATI.
THE BANKS in RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. q, 1887
There are no bank suspensions tsre yea. There Was
considerable excitement In the streets yesterday oOcAzsn
ed Dy the newt from the North.
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TARar CowFAuR, ArrnrrIor.-Brona yoU
decide nTor your shooting ground cal n Believe oar
des foot 81 Eshueh sx@ kast river Every sttsu on win
be given W patrons and good better pdstt~s
han c~n be found eisevheret JOHN BARLOW. peAswex.
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~ hsarng Ne perpetual iBja. Aca, ~ bsnk nay
20 On.
there any hopes designs OF this Kin the Court
should pip them In tbs bud sP?aren. shst toe bank
capital and would be very wrong, ind,ed Tor any
Court 10 permit to business under such CIR
cnnaancss.
Tbs BArsSord rmes nt'matss that the stuck u worth
less though the probability that the bitlnoldors and
depo TORS vii be pad In fall the deposits had very
much diminished ssce tee ropt re'orred to ABOVE AMI
were probably quito small whom the bank closed. Tue
Directors publish card I'D sispg stockholders not 10 sel
ai any great skcrlce," because they think the bank
will cay o6 IL dobs
Ru has Il thai other banks In Hartford piached
very tightly, but the Bark Commissioners the p5i
t. examine nio their affair." and they viii 10 tnst
the pubns In thoroughly secured against loss the banks
generally Throughout he State said 10 be In excel
eni stale cf preparation 10 resist any rn'Avorabe
tkIy movement those IN this city all carefully guarded
ana prepared TO sustain thoir cYodit fully.
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THE BANKsoF PITTsBURC.

PIrsrEs, sept 20, 1857.
There ooucer Of action ansngss she banks Of Prs
burg In regard 70 future policy All Of them continue 10
pay oon for small demands The Merchants and Manu-.
facturcv', Exchange, and Ouzess banks paying the
small demands made By hborr, Operatives and otheu
buare refusing The demands Of banks and brossl TIE
Bank Of Ptuburg has resolved 70 pay In fall
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HANGING ACADEMY AT BRooKLyr-ro IN CLIH.
~ ton street. q Ausntc. Mr.. II. Mnvnr he's the
honor inform the ladies' and gentlemen % Brooklyn
will By the 2st OF october open a,sdeny teach he
elegant oisk meni Of dancing In all s bran,hes
tire reliance may be placed BY parents h experience
psrsy ard hn pupils Al traces
of that popul0 accomplishment For further particulars
circulars. 70 be had ~ above.
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CyUowCAsua.-sUHxIDT q co. uApurArroRv Uu
y vseccus 70 ro.th rnisr S~-s, ses, prsakfo@I
Tev vo~h, ard ~ Nesi rhvd swe~ Ohp A.
anso~tmeni ccnssAsuy hand Oh sAowrAsas az. 4.
eAanws O~Arsv prompuy sxcc-ssd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28

OYrICx OF THE KNIcKyRBoCKrR IcE cosPlET
" Al Csnsl street. (od 5un45er 1851 New York Sept 81
l1his company have declared semi a. dividend
tire 90 cent payable ri their oee and aar ocioee
J. The tra~sfer books VII be ciosed uuul Cctnhcra
WI WILCOX, kec'ry. H. r.. COMPTON, PreAaeeul
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uvuRrrTUES AND PIAro whNrrD.-f wryu TO pr.
chsnge judgments o. negotiable paper for Of psrax
ard cb.mber furniture and piano DAN Al he RvosSy !,
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slvHK L asst GRAND PIsC AfORlAL ExOUKsIoH %
the season. 10 the Cholera Banks, win place
Wednesday, Sept. 80 Tho splendid steamer JACOB
BALL Capt John ssbest win leave Peck Sip a. 6,s =
smAcknAn. Mr.. Crown will ACCOMPANY tho boat
sion Tickets be procured At the following pacesBates
AoadoS, Carlton House. as Broadway; Hope o. jtea.
Herald cnce N. Laird finh Ward Hotel Bolton BssAa
10 Fulton market; John Haley, ~ West Broadway,
Fare for The exoursos - rlkets limited 70 SIXTY Rss-
aaeuts irrnhbed board
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THE EFFECT IN NEW JERSEY.
THE bAHxs OF rRKTOT-yAIIuRE or JANIS q
srERLtf0.

Our bank, odsy had steady rpon them, and they
paid os, about eight thoasant cellars In scia cach rhsy
are al In very scod oorGr N ana thlns they VIII be able
70 weather The storm.
Only tvo b. ms 10 his stass have raspendec.
JsrBes S.ering ons " bar besviesi merchants made
assignment, but hr amply Sufficient 10 cover
bis liabilities.
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RURNIIUN WAIVED -orE THOUSAND DOLLARS
l. vur o. nrv caes furnhpfe other staple errhs
vii rsy onef,ursh cssh balance IN good Wcon iasas
a~ Tor sale FOOD lands lows klpnenoA and MchI~nl
JOAN L. DORRANOM
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glIAMOrnN-rHn TRADE N RESPECTFULLY m
~ form ~ that e7~tinualy hav~
hand large stock Of diamond icvcry o. sty
ent OF diamonds hand 1stting
wAde. Diamonds bought kyr
l. HkhnAFs 90. ls sr,one stree.
WArrED-fO PURCHASE, FOR DASH, FROM OrB
Qt~o hundred dollars worth Of rod je-elry; l.das'
ph a. earrings preferred Address n. N. Davis Herald
once. N.B.-So soft solder work wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04
MA RRIRD.

PRowrsoN-DE JoBsON-0u Thursday morning. April =
BY the Rev A Aug. God. Mr.. L@snder W. Bro~Isoa TO
miss Zeia de Jobson, both Of this city.
CAkROLJ-wINANs-On Thursday, April At St. Bsrthoo.
news Church. BY the Rev Samuel Coose John e. Carroll
Of Sacramento City CAL to Hester A. daughter ct William
w. WibAns Of this city
CAMPBTLI-COChRAN-0 Thursday, April at the resi-
oepce OF the brides upce Dr. 81 Beech Brooklyn Long
Island BY The Rev J. L. Tuttle Of Rockswsy d. Mr R.
Campbell New York. to Mary c. daughter Of the late Rev.
Thomas Cochran.
N-wnk papers pesse copy.
EsIEs-DEERY-ln this city wedne.dsy April BY q .
Rev SeAries M Wn. Estes to Isabella daughter Ct
the late Henry Deery Of Dublin
JACOBS-JOHNSON-At Providence, K l., on Tuesday,
March ST. In the Wesmnistr Church oy toe
Rev John Boyden of Wool socket Mr. James JACOBS Of
Boston, hiss Harriet daughter Of the late Joseph and
Hamlet Jobi con OF Nashville, Tenn.
LOGAN-ELLIOTT-On Monday evening, March ., BY the
Rev James M. ct the residence VI the brides father Mr.
John Of Westeteser County to M,s Jane Eots OF
this city
saAMBURGER -sAxToN = In the Frat Presbyterian
Church, Clop, Staten sand Thursday morning, April
BY the Rev. Aob,o Brown, DR. VIM Shsmourssr Of
Mississippi ard Frances, eldest daughter Of Eds
s. 6AxioL Of Clifton.
vARY-ROss-On Wednesday. March Is, ,, IN, Rev. VIM
Barnard, John Harrison Vary Of England. TO Mary Anne
Ross, only daughter of Wn. J. Ross of Scotland.
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE OVER EAST
RIVER.


To No EIsts~ Of The n. Y. TysSsss
SIR: Permit me to state several reasons why we
want suspension bridge .uch as you have proposed IN
years past, uniting Brooklyn and New'York There is
a bill now before the Legislature to incorporate a
company to carry out this Prodsious Improvement
and thousands Of our citizens looking an1iousy fr
it passage Wills the fever is on we ought 70 saKe.
The measure has not been brought forward without
the approval and cooperation OF powerful caPnAse
who are willing TO invest their money In 1t. feH
reasons in favor Of 1t ave follows:
l. The Daximpm number of ferry boats oonsseN
with free river navigator about iesched An, con-
siderable increase would seriously sbstruc our com
meIce. But population goes on, and In hve years
Will reach hall million when several bridges VIZ oe
needed TO supply the transit between the two cities
2. Plans are III contemplation to dock the East River,
or to bnld bridges with draws" which would damage
the port whereas the bill now asked for provides that
the bridge shall be high enough to sow vessels to pass
freely under it. This plan, successful viii establish
the mode of communication, and chow that tho river
NAV be kept forever unobslructsd.
3. No public interests compromised by the BID
in our s.ss. The wpSk 10 10 be Gone By private cspi
"a, and n property can b token without its being
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COukT-srrcIAL rERN.-APRH S-Betore
Judge DAVIES.
TIE BOARD OF EpUcATIoN AND CONTROLLER rLAGG-
THAT $l25 900 NOT TO BE PAID.
The People relation Of the Board Of Education at AIS
rish c. Flag. Controller, &c.
Motion for a mandamus to be directed to the de-
(. ndant, conu andng him to place to the credit Of
the Board Of Education tbs sum Of $l25, 900.
The grounds ofthis app caiion that the Board of
Education in December, 1854, certified to the Commoo
Council that there deficiency ia the receipt, of
the Board to meet the elpsases q that year to the
tent Of $l9s 09l &c. The Common COuncil advanced
to tbe Board Of Edsostoo, TO meet such deficiency,
The sum Of sls 00o and reimbursed itsslf for such
sdvsacs By ts.ssirg that sun out Of nsosys subss-
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BrooAiys, Aer4 3, 1887.

BsDsos RIVER ITfns.-Serlou Accident-On
Thursday Mr.. Maria Perry Ia widow al operative 10
factory at AEold.oD, Ulster county, caught by
the machinery and carried round an upright shaft a
lumber of tines before she could be eXtncated. One
Of her AIMS was Dr. ken, both knee joins DEDICATED,
ard the hbula bone Of one leg fractured besde othe
hjuies. Her recovery lie doubtful.
man named William d. Wood, employed on board
the barge Milan, running from Milton wes severely,
ard it Is feared fatally injured on Monday by falling
from the deck of the barge while loading some hay.
Policeman Shot rhie on Duty At an early
hour on Wednesday evening, the most intense excite
ment was created in Newburgh oy the report tas
Officer Clarke had been shot by negro named John
Wilmington The frst announcement. was, thst Clarke
could not live through the night In the midst of the
excitement the alarm Of fire raised in that part Of
the town where the negro lived, bu. the foreman per-
epptory refused to have the doors Of the sngnehouse
opened. Ii appears that Sheriff Edwards had a
warrant for the regro for mslressing wo mao, and
officer CLARKE was assisting in making the arrest
As the officers opeued the door, the negro blew
out the light, and presented himself a. the
bead of the ttairs with a gun After few wor Is
had bas ed between them the negro fired; the whole
charge Of thot took effect Ia Clakes face Clarke wa
at once take to the residence Of MIR. Shaw and ply
eicians &c mt fer One aide OF bis face was completely
ridoled with shot, and the lert eye badly burnsd:
When Mr. Clarke had b-en cared for the Sheriff rallied
a poste, but sought in vain for toe Lego. Ii Is SAID
that hot less thar huhdied men were on the searca
curing the night. The President Of the Trustees
promptly ssueo bills offering re ward Of SIS for bis
orrest BE has since surrendered himself.
Wilmington 10 known TO be vicious character.
We Learn that Mr.. Clarke il suffering severely. His
face is terribly swollen and it is impossible to form
aLy opinion a. 10 Whist the result may be.
Sudden Death IN JdiL-CJroner Collins held an in-
quest in the Court House at Pougbkeepsie on Th1rs-
Cay upon the BODY Of q man naaied Robert Smith,
Who died 10 jail. Deceased about fftyf years
of age, ana bad been committed on the charge of
drunkenness the previous Tuesday The Jury's We
dict Was I" Rum and exposure"
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Markess CAREFULLY REPORTED PoR TIE TPIsusS.

COFFEE Dubes continues to pervsde the market sea.
orally but exc-ptions and prices are rather AGAINST
se.Is sales $50 bags Rio At ti0usc and l0o bags
coPPGR New shes.hins and Yellow Metal steady and
in moderate sele.s a. to- the ss@s, .ne a. more" .aS a
in1 a sss,,S1 ola sses,sins firm It DC c..b
FLOUR AND AEAI-Ths inquIy for Western Cam. sio1r
.,e.. 10 better onhs low GRADES the demand fair for
export the local trade ana the Ess ard win stock mnon 70
prices an upward tendency cose the better grades
without In porsnt variation and IN good request tss sse
IS aass 10 for extra so IS 7toss for sops6ss In
dams, Illinois and Iowa; % S0se Tor s1tr. DO ss se
o. .s. 90 s'SS 9s %
. for ..I. 6tns.es C.r.d.n Flour 10 itI s s.:
% is .uPerhne and % asa 81 % tor .. 70 brand.
The dsm. quite active sas and the West ia
dies the sNe. 2o Dbl, At 60 Gss or mixed 70 sooo
sso extra brand. Rye our steady and In r reqae.. :ss
Of is bbs ct 50 46a 80 fine and .speraue Corn We.
. Ea 50 p for Jersey ,oa 90 g. or Bra sfc,Is
lind. are sG quiet Dar are
!s b. rnSssIsd Peaches. siSsis 500 is' Southern
and IS 75as 81, tor Sc 0eose. ,b.ni. MhIel ere IN
hsh, .a Win .I pay pSs ss Pe.si asa
dul and heavy Box Herring are IL ff Request e '
GsAISHoSer. Of whe., have .,n advanced their
ten siops &C. T. which buJsi refuse 10 respona ana
81 Isl goo bus wb.e d. a. 8 5 and 1000 bus. Mu~sakes
Club 81 Is better snd in s9Sd par cf -
@ go a. ts52c for Jersey 52a for STATE, sad $685.
Or %s.n .Hd B.y Ma. scarce .aa ..a' ID
Com rae better, with ltn a,'ns and scod ~ ~
tor Western Mixed 'tore 7ce ,I New sosns s. sossI
sao.; 72e for old Yellow jersey 7ld75 Tor old bN Iv
.p and 7saSe for old Yellow dol White Be.n' are 's'''
81 75d 81 f7i; Csnsd. Peas o. o7esi o. sai.s
BOPs-PTe-s stes1yi the demand 70 "a Io0i2c for
o z bales AZ 70ec for fair quality sn ~ xers
sc.d TO chores the latter extreme I,e ees are 100 bies
m,de Of D bs.s Old at the sales for me ,ss, vsvs bQv
HIDES contnue aui-t holders hrn earrrncy sslss
not disposed 20 sSy ssb 500 sourh ne
cs,h 2s4 BroLrd Porto Csbeo q I, Sc sssIv
n ec.ins water damaged. and ~ "sA-'
cert for essh. N u,.t.iued and the demand u fssr.
's,s q SO ss,s make. for Pus better; 's' Of
~ so me sa .se rapid In Scotch PIG the
modern asctiye but The stock !ss' sss 80
hAA oeof me SIN - e5S arrive petcss frou WsN
ere are ven Z norshs American 10 hrm o. 80 ~ ~
$50 ~ Sped Bsn rsmAir drm but VI hoas ~
sassi NJ sSES-Hods,s have sAvAsssd thssf p"s~
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TIE trspsfer books Of this Company close on the
18th inst for the election Of Directors and open on tho
ga inst Upon the opening of the books there will be
Q registry Of tae stock with some one of the leading
bar ks Of this city. This Company have mo- open a
subscription for the Detroit and 7, edo Railroad Bonds
at u.s. which road s under petua ease to the South
sm Company, and the subscription already reaches
nearly one half the amount Of the seue.
The business Of the Clearing House was s2io2iVoo.
We hear of little or no Specie going by the Arago to-
MORROW.
The GsIena and Chicago Railroad Compsny propose
to Issue ~ the stockholders the remaining million OF ID
mortgage bonds at 49, payable in four instsllments:
let June, Goth June, 18th July and ist September.
This is very low for such bond, and the Company
could undoubtedly have neso lated them at ~ or over
if possessed of any financial abiity. Tney were
offered 81! some time since for $4,000
It appears to be considered now perfectly CONNIE u
fort to placsrd and publish the name Of gentleman
who does not thin proper to lend Railroad Com
paDy money for the payment Of its interest.
Capitalists will please take notice that the penalty
hereafter for lot lending railroad money when de-
mapded, is to be pllared before the public.
The Chicago, st. Paul and Fond du Lsc Railroad
C. mpapy have completed their preliminary surveys
fum Fond du Lac norhehy to Lake Superior. The
engineer reports that the surveying parties have re-
tsIsed from their northern survey-tbat The map and
pro6les win be completed in two weeks-tha' they
have surveyed FIVE distinct Epes and will be able to
show the whole country east Of Wolf River, anA no
difficulties in the way Of tho propssed route.
Tie domestic Dry Goods market continues quiet
end We have no marked charge TO notice IN prce',
supply or demand for fabrics Of any description Tas
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"A, II Rome, Oseids County. thence into the 'sneY
- "a. Hs6sor, aud from there into the At'snuo 10.
s.oyesy is tas Iesu, Of actual observations n,de a.
"A, pOirt Of egress from the ancient lake whne WIS
,..,,,d AZ pae,or of n church in Northern ne~''onA
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AN INTERESTING GReUP.-Fifty six neatly attired
der the charge OF e. G. Tracey, Agent of the New
York Chilorens Aid 81 ciety. They on their way
TO Michigan In search Of homes, which they will doobt
less readily end This interesting group have besn
literally snatcbed from degradation and crime Use
iulness al d happiness are now in store for them.
~ [AIbspy Journal
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laid sr No special privileges are sked for by the
BIZ ard there no oppo.i'iou to it
4 We can't get aloag without bridge IL will be
.tup, Ldc1s stluctore AID tive years must .pe be
foe it, toupston II all hen be jdst in time for our
taf miilicE ci people.
/ ieht add other re sot, but theae enough and
there are nCpe TO weigh ashost th'm. II there we're
time, snd II we're deemed sdvisable, fifty thoussod
b,cke,s could be had for them.
NEw-YoRX BRookLYHITE
R,aokIts 1e.1 e 1887
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TO DETECT PHOTOGRAPHED COUN-
IERFEIIS.


SIR: TBE TRIBUNE Of the 3lst ult. publishes csc
of attempted passing counterfeit Photographic bank
bill upon Messrs Beck Co. Photographic bank bills
may be Immediately detected by the following simple
chemical application: Procure half fluid ounce OF the
solution OF cyanide of potassium which may De pro-
cured at any respectable drug stoie). With drop or
two of this liquid moisten any part Of the suspected
BILL ard if it be photograph bill, the color will in
two or three minutes be changed or removed; if the
bill be senune-that is, Photograph will pro-
duce DO change upon its color or face
Ne,c- Io,k April :, 1857 A. c. CASTLE, ND.
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Cors1yRFEIr MONEY "A msn named Izrael Hall,
"a, arrested Ia Flu, hing yesterday BY Ocef Con- oil
the Fourth Distinct Police the charge OF passing some
con.Ifet and broken bills The complainant 10 Pstck
R.ynods Accused sht cattle Of complainant foi
which paid $500 Among the money vas three bad
bill.ope on Mechanics Bank OF Brooklyn sl on
the Manufacturer Bank Of Brigham and 81 on me
Detroit CITY Bsnk-in all So Accused he WAS not aware
that the bills were bac. He held to await examination
on The chnrSr Of Jultce Morehouse,
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\
va, arrested BY Officer Van Wagner Of the Chiefs Once zee
,ss ON the charse Of collecting bills Of Robert Knight son.
looi1 In Futon street and appopntne
the ,sae TO The accused was employed III the
sore and taking the heads from dek filled them up and
,yped the signature of the firm receipt IN fu lie mao
collected several bills and four bills amounting TO sS5 we're
ouno in bis po When arrested he took them out Of
biz concealed them the legs Of bic Panaoon
hsre they found. He committed Tor heaI1ns
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COURT OF APPEALs....ALsayy. April ;. 1851
No. 80 White agf. Bullock; argued; A. Thompson
for ut J. n Plstt for resp No. 81. Ru1gles Burri
srguet Mann, for spp,, George Wooltord for respt
No So Thomas Hubb.n; argued; A Parker for app.
II Horebooun restt No. ITO. Reserved foe April 8.
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SO 1888 8!

On Wedne.csy next, the NewJersey Conference
proper will at frentop, during the OF whsh the
proposed division Of the ecciesAtcs BY the
late GeLers the Newark Conference and the
New Jersey Conference will be made and take effect.