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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-20
The Ene't Of Gov. Ciark's General Amnesty

The Efest ot tsoN. Slnrk's eencrai hmn"s'y.
sm-in your rsue Of the TN inst, there a. ,car, a
letter from Bameess oorrcsp 'ndont chusing Barnard
Rooney with the commission OF murder In Broadway,
on New Years Eve and which he terms ss his iuauzu-
raj Of the New Year" Your correspondent, also describes
Rooney As beng ore Of ,he ooiocs 2, ""e oe"ency OF
In dtipe this however, he appears 10 have simply
quoed our account OF the transaction from your NUMBER
Inv barr ara Rooney lately ssed from the safe Prison,
as implicated thsr,in and that warrant was already
cut arrest bui that up 70 hist ure he hal escaped
ms letter was banded to mo by friend Of Rooncy's
some few evening spce but owing TO On attack OF Illness
have since confined 10 The house aud cutie unable
10 reply 70 H. otberwisc would have s-surcny done
brief description CT his release IRON mpreon msnt
MAY net DO ur acceptable 90 rive here 9Th On about
the 18Th day Of Dec last t~o gentecn residents Of this
city Mtsrs Brown and Culsn, engaged counsel for
one Barnard aoopcy. who vas 81 that time Undergoing
sentence Of ten years Improvement In the ate Prison
ppm oharse OF rspe TOO acNon scoOro,niy, suo
after drawing the pcon ard seitfug igned toGetnee
WITH an snasvn oI ,ne complainant nerse ~ a,ssny.
where bad an nierviev with Gov. Clark. woo s.c.
hearing my st,ement o. oopeys case and looking
papers, gave me letter 10 ex Judge Bceee VINO ssa
him. requesting him TO furnish the Governor WIZ n,s
view Of the Gaze. accordingly delivered ,ne ,e" 49,
The Judge i%mee.tsly .g.n my ,s'.rn .g.n vent to
Arapy then had nv second and last interview WIN
Gov Clark, which resulted IN obtaining Ig n'n - !,
pardon which received frcm the 'ovsrpo' NY =,
sbou, ouater seven 90 ock New Year eve being
the last pardon granted by the ls Governor sna
In all sixteen and not nlneteen ph"""' "
yopr Journal ..-,--... .s 49,. ,....
fbsve thus sivep you brief state vent o. e'se iac's
IN order that you may correct tns impv 49,
the ptc and not one OF the chic' sc0s w ueeo :"
90 grtat sirocity. -. --,,., ... ~. -. ., as
ibsve M. psydon at my Office Which can be Seu 81 any
lime ~, annc.,lop md he u wanted for sny cause, by
tho au,bo,ss or otherwise be can he found ~ DIS res
dence nj ~ Tenth stree' 10 'ns Guy ny tvus fu,
Roonev and me psbnc will then be cnabled 70 see TIA
Inc Barnard Rooney no committed the murder on sev
Il m. nm -
| ON ,be same nisht, are different persons - ,,,,r,
ST. omitted ~ stat that won't " sre slnR arr
ye,r,yea 20 ~ ovk suh Rgrie! or Friday two Gay
! -, 49,. ,uf.,s d. .rg Wsf, J.
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DrpIoRABIT SufCtpE ~ RiCuNcrD.-An inquest
bcld Wednesday evening 10 room No. 80 American
H1itl, over the remain Of w,m Wander. Jr proprie
ioY Of toe kpicurosn saloon No II Muu ,eeg The
Mari 81 Bridge. u prpcsred from tue evidence given
that tie dccca' cd hat Tor ~o or three months been Ia
ocrng under susbt mental sbcrr>on and OF late II hsd
tai too form of mania for 'Cli ocsucton. On Tues
cav last Dr jackson called In 10 him NJ hts resi-
5etce and found him Suffering nom the effects Of a. he
,aid an ource n Iaudunun tssen the night before
brandy. Dr. T. administered The proper remedies, AMI
~hen about iesvirv asked Mr Wander u he Intended
coninung hts eort Of sucde he replied that he did not,
and remsrsed that the attempt was very foolish enc
On Toc.day evening Toe oeoosssd let bis house, and
soBg 10 the American Hotel about O'Clock, en-
saged room for TIE night Hts amily missing him
Wednesday. several friends started 10 sea<ch gentle
li rsne on tho refser a. The american Ho.si
Wednesday. and informed tncn o. The TACT they went
here al fpDnd that Mr. had taken a room thcre the
evening before and upon inguins Of the servant who
~tc Edeo that floor was ssoer,sBet that he had moi
been able 20 rei into No. 30 during the day. They
procteded TO toe room, accompanied hv tue genhe
men Of the hJie, who va. preseai, aud np5n icrciss
The toor found NJ. Mspder uDdressed In BET an
dead. 90 the dressing 'sble paper Of strych
nine and cologre bottle flied WITH water,
sud the following letter addressed TO hts vile -
casbot bear see you suffer whs come does c,mc
bsen n Bot Oh %hss misery shsi suscrnr !, has been
desire by close attention 70 buness 81 get o. Of dhcuy
ror 10 ser yos safer viii take e sslae NJ " man whom
you des,y loved e se thiogs s,rsgh Y9q wil ,nen
he rainsei sscriace myself for your good when your
rine feel We win meet viii sister Lucy " Heaven
On the back Of tie note were one buin- dirscuocs
10 his wife aud the sentence "bu-iness with va.
gftting wor o and e." which showed the cause Of
this act
On the table IN the was ths Bible, with the leaves
turn ed Down the ttb and l2.h chapters OF let John
The dsce. cd shos ed elects great AGONY oc0re death
Ore VII on aud Jackson who were present p'ono'mced
the prison to be s,ryohalne. the Jury feEdce5 yer
q CT IN accordance with the iacts
NJ nsn1er well kDoen 70 thc pubac a The pro
pTieor Of = popullr cat0g saloon. sBi very muoo
esteeuret Nv bic friend Hc had az red - ne uns
from byraet1ndfis, sni srIgN re- " 90 ne und'
e., cyff ,.~ot,v ivou ~Do tpG'ne ~ uAgs.lcf re
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eveYythhg bong prepared, and NE oanpaign WIN be
carried on in On elective way
Tho eovsrpmeut ooptempistes VIII great satisfaction
these mani eststons this national spirit which
RI es 70 pour its blood and ~ wealth and oyfuy 90
cepts there offers sot . donation but q . loan the
mfst worthy OF being gratefully received and repaid
and will labor with nrmness In order that al IT. aos.
may be worthy OF this people, - aborious IN peace
Il 10 brave In var
The foi'o~ne some Of the lists presented 10 the
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lsA w. svsssdy IN VA be osnsaed o. 81 oasa,s
hHIsd Ne 0wns Of Ne Pspuolio except The ports
And The M d tall ~ elk dollars for eAob bun or OF,
end We d0laYa for eanh GOV.
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Decisions In Revenue Cases.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
APRu 27-Judge Hall has sent down decisions in the io
low ing revenue heard before him when he was Last
here:-
uCxs OF pUrrs--sraARs--vuuE IN INVOICE FRAUD
THE IMPORTER
Benjamin H. Lille, It a. HensanJ Re!ie'd--Ths was
an action brought TO recover back certain excess OF duties
exaced by the defendant as Collector OF this Port upon
certain entries Of segars various brands Held by the
Court-Tha there sufficient evidence of fraud upon
voices and that when the fraud was discovered il was the
duty OF the Collector TO have corrected the assessment Of
aues accordingly The grades are matters OF descrip
non That under the Of Marriott Bruno the pro-
test was made in time. Judgment the plaintiffs upon
the verdict. The amount be adjusted at the Custom
House.
srfF1trESCY OF PRorEsr-RosEwooD FURNITURE
Georve Petsot Us. Cornelius W. 1d,orersce--Ths
action 70 recover back duties alleged to have been lie
galy exacted by the defendant Collector verdict
taken for the plaintiff for 81 800 subject to the opinion
u the Court The only question to the suicency
Il the protest. There were five entries of goods The
first one embraced rosewood end mahogany Furniture
common wood furniture, rosewood furniture and silk and
worsted goods" The protest annexed is aganst nay
per cent duty rosewood furniture as specified in the
ntry believing should pay 80 per as ca bne urni
Hre." The other entries and protests similar Held
by the Court That these protests related specific article
embraced in the entries. Crossword furniture" is well
known and specific term and the protests cannot be
tended beyond what is properly and specifically embraced
within them Furniture of other woods silk and worste
goods, and furniture OF rosewood and wood
rosewood and mahogany together must be excluded
from their operation Judgment for plaintiff for the
appearing to be due these princpesthe amount to be
ascerained by adjustment at the Custom House the
sUu EoUITY-RE DELIVERY BOND roRrEnURE,-JURIs-
AlerdndrTop,u, ct al Us. Henadn j. Redfed and John
McKeon-This was bill in equity filed TO compel the
defendants TO elect prosecute Of two actions
pending in the United States District Court and TO abandon
the other The defendants demurred to the bill, and the
demurrer and the motion for preliminary injunction
argued together The first suit in the District Cour,
is upon delivery bond in the penalty of so 900,
entry OF the goods being endorsed Of the estimated
value of 80 357 only The bond taken under the M
section of the act of May % 1880 The other suit is
brought forfeit the goods, which werc forytwo
casks OF hides and two casks of skivers for underyua
ton. The motion for a preliminary injunction must be
denied and the demurrer to the bill allowed, with costs.
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Marine Court-<sep.rsi Term.

Before Hon. Judges Mccarthy T1oupg0n and Nayn I'd.
NAY 2-Carton. appellant, against Smith rcsrcrcent-
Judgment affirmed. with GO sts
Lambert, respondent. against law. GTpela1tNew trai
granted, With cosi TO ABIDE event, Ihomson Justice DIS
sebung.
Leonard respondent. rea.r.t Richmond appellant
Judgment reversed with Cost Thompson, Justice, ds-
.enfinc
,iorr1 respondent, aears; LEA, aprcllart-Jotgmart
III unod villa costs
Pierce, respondent, against Thomas, oppcllani--Now
tral grartcd, with costs To- ABIDE the event
Joyce, respondent against Bates and Others, apT-ai Is
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Morris, respondent. against iaFarge, appelani-Now
tai granted, win cots a. abide the event thompson,
Justice dissenting
Bcckwith. respondent against Brown, appsnrt-jrdg.
mert affirmed. wiz c0s'r.
Townsend, respondent. against Bnues 4 ais appellant
-Judgmcnt affirmed, y. Va costs.
IRE her, respondent. a. rst Ncrto-, apr Tai - i'g
rneut aiurrnet. win c-t..
Hart. iesfUndeuf. agti.t lcnfam. appellant View
ifal granted. wlti costs - a'de The eyo o..
trd. r's % udcut against Ierr., appsiiani-Ncw frai
CfaftcO 90 payment e. Maynard ,Itoe. dissenting
Jones appellant, against ~ cupaiu, rospCnf oit-Iodg
mont aiirned With Co.t nf-ug. fr stD'. .s"rtur
Cutter. respondent. ',t.-i Ni.Dk. -Irc trf-' -os-
wtrt ar -I'n''. .t4 tI.'..
co'o. 20 rtd.fi. io L. t..ue -.,.e'ar.-- irrelt
90 nloo, ~ Oh ..f
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The African Slave Trade.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERAL


sce by your morning edition Of April 80 that the brig Ellen
is reported being suspicious vessel in other words
going after cargo Of slaves to the coast Of Africa No
Mr.. Editor contend such things wrong. In the first
place. the parties Interested heard that reports
cuaton that effect and invited the United States Marsha
20 visit the vessel and keep man on board and watch
her, and If anything suspicious found board b.
notify them seize the vessel Supposng that all parties
satisfied they loaden her an cleared her. The next
that follows, the papers report i've marshals on board
watching the vessel Now, has become notorious that
FOR every American vessel that goes to the coast Of Africa
there not less than twenty English loading the
The rivalry existing and the disadvantages
that American vessels labor under is likely TO throw the
whole trade in the hands Of the English, after hsy
have given ample security. The persecution has not
ceased; they have been subjected to such repeated
uoyances that is getsng too grevous TO be borne Our
worthy United States Marshal has expressed himself
determined 10 break up the slave trade from this
port It contamination devouuy TO be wished but while
he takes all POSSIBLE do he should be careful
10 make innocen. suffer for the guilty If there any
law to prevent a egmatet rade TO the of Africa
;hen notify the merchants and hpowners in and through
the United States and they govern hemse yes accord
iugly: but the trade Is legal then, in the name Of all
that is fair and honest do not persecue them until they
retire in disgust and leave the whole trade-embacng
fiom this port yearly outlay OF not less than million
Of dollars, and will probably exceed that greatyto par
ties that will and do receive the protection Of their
nlent. SHIPOWNER
NEW YORK, April so, 1857
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The Civil suit against General Hennfng.en
sUfERioR CoURT-oENRRAL TERM.

4iNa'i' VI hie JUDGE.
Thocdors s. DroT-r, Asgc, = Hiram Crdason PLAN "
q. Charts n H7ningsea and WA,lnina A. BenRinoser,
AG wVen MS cause the Court al General Term held nat
IN reversing the order made Special Term for tho ey
animation Of the wife as witness On Part Of the plartE
hey did not thereby ntend 10 hold that the plat 7
has shown by HE complaint any Sufficient oause Of act
70 cost against the wife % charge her az ~ her separate
estate or otherwise, and that the dott t ont in tie pa
til complaint, II u existed I'd an her husbands dent
and nO' dcbt 81 The wife Mat there was no legal
derabon moving TO her, and confederation for any
charge or hcn upon her separate property, aud eNpro
Wa"tmsbs W omtfge Der property With the suPiss'd
udcbednoss being an action ON draft drawn by the
husband (and not BY the wife, a. has been erroncou.y
sated) and the husband having nevor been sorvcd "a
process OF brought within tn r sdton OF the Conrt n
efaer 70 pace nm 49, po0n to rtsrs.e MS defence -
VI" ACTON lbls pong proceeding aga Mt the wife which
vas not variance w any rule az law or equity, the
.d ITopcr 70 defend these prpccdsre. AGAINST hIr,
and the Court vas bound To uroi. iar a. a y.ass
covert and ~ the absence OF her n irnd The Court
therefore reversed the order made al .pecal torfn
curing he VIE % appear and bs s-1r, neil n wDc-s,
on the part q te plaintiff and drec.l the following or
or W nc entereo-v r'aong aud n- an order male n
Ws cause ~ q 3Fetii tfm 5i IN Court the l3th day
" harch' ISoi, ~ ln' fr. Murray Holman, one ~
We tustc's ~ Ws ''.r. dr.etur faf the Hcicn lgrt,
Whelmua A. HouUng-cn. r1lrar bel. re- W u IAuc0H,
ts' ''rce appointed 81 saH ptIsr q, be examined
1f Wfn.ns ou ..t. .. "l n. -t.r aUI GA roaFirF,
fH.rs id"n Iantnr. l0t adu 81 t.hmral e 1oun-
r' 1n nrhad 1. .nn u1u. tlr.fr.ri ~ rur'rCson,
ii "a opposition - tA| r'". 1r. a. % Iyot, q
10 i' .. 'lu '.rt draper. 900 lob 5II-
" ' eay of h'c', loo' /,
appear H '. .r .Hr ... ,rf... .n.T fs, ARC ne
s.us. IS t.I..5l-tcas-
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IN. Charge Against Coroner Counery-The
Testimony Closed.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.

ny .-lR N. mater q E3ioard H. Conna-y q; ~ Re
s.cs .. EtHry l. C7iEtoH John Connery Deputy Coro-
Ier and q tie defendant, being duly sworn, sad-I
fCsiIc a Third street, Eastern district, Brooklyn. @
Were y.u present az No II Bond street. in the city Of
vcv YORK at the examination Of The person Of Mrs. Gun
.u,gtaui A. q How came you 20 be there7 A.
o. Re taion OF n Woodward. @ What part Of the
70 m we're you nf \. II tue rear portion, the
wsts,.nd, H,te from the door Q. Was the peuon Of
Mr. crpnrham exposed to you 4 any wayi a. Not IN
ale ,aa G Were you likewise present the examlna-
scu q he persons Of Ecke and Snodgrassi A. a;
anc examination o. Mr.. Eckes gersor al Dr. wcolwards
fvqucsl
ne corusd Cor the Coroner offers pat 10 evidence,
.ncr uc same hal have been proved note marked Ny
mc col. "Fxlth Az purporting 70 be signed by Mrs..
Gum ngham (anas Burdci) and the CORONER the
hy aiior Ter examination (Objected 10 aud testimony
.alluGod Counsel for Coroner excepts. The following
COW C TIC Tote referred to-
- CoEesrTts is % certify ha' ne examination q ny
~ IN Woodward vas conduced 30 The nos del.
saGaer l"Is was no indecent ep0-pre AM r Tes III
Oros,-ezanrca BY District Ai,oney-Pleaso state par
scaaary your rurposo ~ beng "a the room at the ey
q Mn. Cunningham. A. was there az wtucss,
invited there as such 10y Dr woodward. Y witness Tor
vi .ai CT 20 What a. TIE examination OF Mrs CduuLg
tsn. Z. What we're you % witness2 A. Or Woodward
oesed should b. there, 30 uai there was any difficulty
hereafter should to vitncssher arms chest and neck
ta beng tie purpose directed 20 go there i1r ~
In woodward. aud IS there any scratches
Mo-, taris her uarou a. was your afen 90 before
a. son ,1frnoucod dreced 10 thoe r,rs ~ hr
- n - arclfed to ,sos. go OF, 40 ~
IgI ~ 49, ~ s,,.r,'a, - - 5,,,,t
-, - "a Zen no n,st re,,us.tsd re q h.. rr,,
- - - -. -r.,-it-,iiy 49, -, r.. I'D
- q, conc 80 ,lg r,-u, an a. ,o., ,sr,. q a IN
~ ~ ,,,.., you l.ve sate1 d,5 yor 900 ,t.s. 80
al ~ tlntiprisrI,s body You have Referred h., a
- .r,,f III To- rugar iuatou. what moan Il.
- - ~ ssr tosv ,.6cn stle W. ir'ssai a
III v men maze an or9rtunlty 10 see II N r. acre on
s,ge uarfs ssraichos Scy A 10. sir. q Were Won III
1e lad seen such scratches sc 10 make a MEMORANDUM
81 pet,g a L Vas not a. When YOU were in the room
.c,o Won i,l ms q Mrs Cunningham aud could you zee
49, x'tIo The examination was rruceednc5 e. I wa
..snr m tsf a reciou "A portion of the time and could
ro eec ary mart II her person. r was only portion Of
al. tuo .bt tbe .var1ipaiion was going on traf was
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Hartford Times Of the lst inst still deep in Norfolk
and the hy portions OF the state along the Mas acusctts
hne although il Is now the 1st OF May. On Wednesday,
learn ny the post riders the five feet deep In
lie road nthe northwest part Of Norfolk and travel
~ mp.dcd; while The drifts IN New Marlboro, the
Massachusetts line, six feet deep.
could still be from the roof of the Tins
building this afternoon in the direction of Iartland hills
where must have fallen IN the recent storm depth Of
ct ip3st TWO feet.
The Mountain county Herald (wnsted) Of today May
las the following iiemIhe SNOW san1isicld j. still
deep that many the roads yet broken out
aud informed that in Toand three days ago the
s'iging toeraby good. In Winsted there good
many very considerable patches Of about upon the
h.,s, 'tragen g out lingering, miserable existence"
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not Where there is uncertainty 10 tho vestng Of q
legacy pension maintenance and support helps the
yesng II legaces of residue be vested, income Is due
az matter of right 20 Of the shares IN the
construction of will il is general canon of Interpretation
that the term share limited 70 the original portion, I'M
less particular expressions extend TINS meaning
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CCHooL pURNITURR
~ Circulars suppned
4 Pzr6S. y e-o-- .---.
ANTHOLOGY.

..-s-.>-~~--- -..--.-D,-'.
a croVpurro rO AII.-MADAMR MORROW rHp
.e,.r,h asarSter o. seventh daughter who a ~
sre., ssrcicsst kas anafursl gin 70 tell All the s
-. go. ysrv thoughts, and whether married -
nge and how many tunes ycu are q be married, and hove
nd .ssent friends and win cause you 70 be speedily married
.nd have rood luck through hfe have sstonshe
s ~ traves Europe Fee 30 cents and M cbsrgs ~
a sa,sNed Genuemen MOI Adminsd n broone sirs. b.
,w cen Cannon and Oolumofa
-IIAtRvOYANCE.-MRS ekyMOUh, no iio rYafns
street = few doom west Of Broadway the raos p,-esss,w
n. dcal and business ciairvoyan In lmerca All
and cured, cursbe sperrins bu.,.
shsert f]euds As and sausss.tsrn M
fybtIpvoyANCE MRS. HAYES, NO. ss3 pR0oYt,
street, New York IL tho best sceng carvyga,t t ~.
fnosi powerful healing medium have In An.rs. mi ~
discovered and cured Uuerriug advice p,.,, ~ ~,
nees. absent friends, &c. Satisfaction given ''
Q,Hk ONLY RElIABLs AND CORREgT As1gt,,.1
II get IN ms or any ober city Il Macame CTrrFTOx
she varn's crrect information 70 all who VISIT her 1 as
rua os8es Gems marriages absent frputa ana II ~, -
husress rarers she also gives aunihers IN oyi. 49,
sre truly fufprsrr sbe Ia ne 0nly female aqirooei.s % -
IBIS country. ~ Who " sh " Know her ssiv.s ~l
AZ Lis. LscT hssesro. 10 cTshard rreet near ou,.a
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Weekly Rcl,ort OF Deaths.

In the city and county o. New York. from the 25th day Of
April 10 the ~ day Of May, 1851
Ven, lol; women, az boys 1856; girls, 1l9.-Tota 49,
Adults, Us children, "a nalcs, 256; females i9e;
ivfed persons, q.
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FURNITURE. &C.

kUhSETUHk, NgCs
ENAME1IED AND CoTTAgE FURN1TURE.-sursRr'
~ suits In all coors, beautifully decorated from Is Mp
wards at The old mandatory S< Broadway between ous
country. J.. r. PREsDER
EuRSTuKk cAKfnriNv, fuHrIrgRR-rA st ~
selling, moving changing, paid highes price ior fur
niure cap@ng pianos, mirrors bedding jeweiy o~-sms
sewing mArhines nautical and surveying Instruments aad Ali
kinds Of merchandise and properly, aivncs
By MoCArFRAY . WALTERS. = 6Aiharne street.
k'oR sALE-Two LARGE SIZE PIER GI-,sshs, slls
Of plate feet wide feet highs also large size mantle
glass. They ND be sold cheap applied Tor norediiey,
Id Abingdon place.
DLINPTONs SECRETARY BEIJsTEADs SHAhLYl
save neir price In instantly convert par or INTO
lururiant sleeping apartment Sod wholesale aud retail.
also by nsslmens, 81 ~ White street. third ocor "n br~d
way NY.
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EXCURSIONS,


INXCURSION-TO ACCOMPANY THE STEAMSHIP Y An
u derbi, down the lower bay, on Tuesday May Fare
The elegant steamer WYOMING Captain Bais;et
from pier N r. IL O'Clock precisely, returning the cit
at 8 o'clock
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL Seventh stage the IBoud Street House rsoat
way in going from the Bond Street House, through An
street had crossing sixth avenue 10 Eighth street Ware
place aays gold bracelet Whoever will return said brace
4 Osf-MsY ], A P0RTEMoNHAfE CONTAINING
II thirty eight dollars In Bowery bank bills The hnd3r VII
De suitably rewarded by leaving IL at All ChIyste street
O. W. EDWARDS
I osr-A SMALL POCKET DIARY FOR 1851, CON
IL tanning nemorandums aud two notes. for s1l draw
10 The order u H. H. Cook Co.. and for s. $50,
10 The order OF Osgood Coz payments OF the
been stopped. liberal reward will be paid for the
Apply TO Samuel Ossood Co, 81 Nassau street.
I osT--A SILVER HUNTING PATENT LEVER wATcI,
IL and hahn, Joseph Johnson Liverpool No " as mark
the back Hiram for which liberal reward VIII b. paid
Apply TO JOHN CUrii, No. go Hudson street.
IL ming OF May l. with checks OF fiOo Sew,
York Exchange Bank, Of $40 Grocers Hank an
other Of TO the The checks being
Of no value any one, keep the money
book and papers 70 y Fulton street. and no questions asked
NoTICE-NoTE Josr.-ALL PERSONS ARE UAu'
1N TONED against egoanS certain promssory note made
by n. H. Marks CO.. New Orleans twelve hundred
eighty seven dollars thirty res cents dated New Orleans
April IL 1851 at sr months after date TO the order Of Snpso
Brothers, New York Said no,e s supposed lost hid
nerhoorhood Of he Post once Psymsn. of the SAID n has
been stopped. SIMPSON BROTHERS,
GToLEN-fRoM The HOUSE OF ALEXANDER LINDA
~ ssy, Sc Seventh avenue. Tuesday afternoon four
cloch about my dollars In bank city biss twenty dosfs
h on the shoe and Leather Bank the others Of deren
dsnonnatons pas. book ON the Bowery Savings ans No
~ Nacanleys History Of England feather pillows be
All or any poron OF which, clue 70 the thieves hand
some reward viii be given. DAVID PBOCfUK.