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BUSINESS CARDS.

WILLIAM WHITE, Jr. & Co., 3a tss.
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENTS,
Raleigh, N. c. l
PERSONAL ORDERS small or large and for articles Of
every description promptly and carefully attended
Commission charge Five per cent. g G ---a -
Orders exceeding $40 in amount from places beyond
the reach of the daily express should be accompanied
remittance.
Agents the sale of Wders Patent Saanander Safes
and Herrings Patent Champion Sa .es Also, Farbank
l. Co.'S Patent Scales. ..-.... ~ ~ -....
Collections made and promptly remitted.
Discounts procured and Notes renewed at either of the
Banks. '" .< .f''
December IS. t..E- lll-3m,
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books RECENTLY PUBLISHED, WORTH READ
II ng.-Lterary Criticism, by Horace Bnney Wallace
Art Scenery in Europe, and other Papers, by Horace
Bnney Wallace.
Violet; the Cross and the Crown by Miss Mcintosh.
Aurora Leigh; Poem, by Elizabeth Barret Browning.
Chesterfeld's Letters to his Son; edition.
John Halifax, Gentleman. At
PONEROY,S
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BARRON c. WATSON. -. GAsToN MEAREs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
34 Burling slip, -.'.s
NEW YORK. #5tt -i /.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec l2 7-swtf
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u ANCERS, ULCERS, TUMORS, SCR0FU.
~ La and all other Diseases of the Skin, cured by the
use of DR.. Clopton's remedies. -, -
Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest charac
Ter forwarded to any that may wish them.
PERSONS wishing to test the wonderful efficacy Of DR..
Copons Remedies must correctly describe their disease
giving all the particulars from its location
Address j. a. CLOPTON. NJ D.
Huntsville, Ala.
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CANTWELI's kUsTICE-THE NORTH CARO-
~ LIMA MAGISTRATE. This is an improvement upon
and designed take the pass of Swams Justice Price
So 0spostage SO cents For sale BY ,.,,,..seaI ,
Z August 20, 1856. .sir-
l. ssss .tat3fsi !
= 80! .-a1si boa ssssITsd 1
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JAMES b. AVERETT,
Attorney at Law,
NEWBERN, NORTH CAROLINA

W. L. SAUNDEHSs
ATTORN NEY T A W,
SALISBURY, N. C.
Will attend the Courts of Rowan Stany and Cabarrus
Counties.
November 10. 1Ol-1y.
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JAMES HI. STRUM,
General Agent and Collector,
OXFORD, N. C.
REFERENCES:
Joseph H. Gooch Granville Co.. N. c.; Hon. A. W. Ven
able Brownsville, N. c.; R. N. D. C. Herndon Oxford,
N. c.; R. A. Young, Petersburg. Va.
February IA. A-swly.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
A T TORN Ely AT l. A w

SMITHFIELD, NC, s....
VIII attend regularly the County and Superior Courts of
wake, Johnston, Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson,
an business entrusted to his will prompt at.
Smithfeld Feb 20. -r3 2s-tf
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]. w, JOHNSON

Attorney at Law, Raleigh, n. C.
wv ILL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
w ly to the collection of all kinds of claims. renewing
and dscounng notes in Bank hiring and renting proper
ty and buying and selling real estate commission. Re-
fer to Charles Dewey, Cashier Bank of the State, H.
Jones' Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, W. j. Hawkins. res
dent Rrleigh and CASTOR Railroad, and G. w. Mordeca
President of the Bank of the State
All letters enclosing money must be registered. Office
on Fayetteville ST., opposite the Market Square.
Sept. %. 87-f.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Law COpartnership.

Law COpartnership.
HI. w. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
IAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
IL in the practice of the law in the County Courts will
attend promptly all business entrusted to their
They will attend the County Courts of Wake, Johnston
Nash Franklin Granville, Person and Orange.
Office on Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel,
Jan 9 1856 3-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24
DANGER OF GIVING CREDIT SOUTH.

Some months since map Ben jackson by name,
from High Hill, W1kisson County, Georgia, came TO
New-York to purchase goods. prominent dry-soods
firm sold him on six months credit. When the blu
became due Mr.. jackson did not respond. Several
letters were written, but no answer came. Finally.
some one wrote that Jackson had been murdered.
An agent Of the creditors has lately visited High
Hin with view to lock af-r the estate OF the MUIR
dered man. On inquiry the following facts appeared
Jackson, so it was alleged, had committed some ndi'-
cretion toward the daughter of a gentleman planter
The injured father called upon the merchant for salts
faction This was declined; when the enraged father
caught jackson in his own store by the hair of his
head drew himacross the counter, and with huge
knife serered his head from lbs body. The Old man
was arrested tried and acquitted The ground Of mis-
discharge was that the murder committed in self
dcfcpfe
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
loss OF THE STRIP JOHN MILTON.

loss OF THE Snip JOHN MILTON.
The following was received at III O'Clock on Nom
day night by EllwoOd Walter, esq:
MoNT.UK, Feb. ~, 1853
IL is with Of heart that sit down among the
dead to inform you of the loss of the ship John Milton
of NewBedford, and her entire crew. Not soul sur
vived to tell the cause of the disaster have recOv-
cred eight of the aud placed them in the hands of
the Coroner The ship is total loss, being completely
broken up and scattered for miles along the shore.
She appears to have been loaded with guano. l see
by letters which have been found that the captain has
left wife to mourn bis loss The ship struck six miles
west of Montauk Light on Saturday morning ia thick
SHOWS torm aud was discovered late in the afternoon.
There will be very little saved from TIE vessel. The
John Milton was built at Fairhaven in 1854 was ,i4i
tuns rated I, and valued at $40 900.
THE wRECKISG scHoONrR DRUMMoND.
The stern of the wrecking schooner y. Drummosd.
previously reported lost off Long Branch, was driven
shore on Saturday night with boats attached, also
carpet bag belonging to NJ. Kerins the mate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24
ALDEg,lANIC COMMITTEE ON FRAUDS

Tbe Committee on Frauds of the Board Of Alder
men met again yesterday in the City Hall, to pursue
theY Investigations into the frauds which have recently
beer d eoped ia the street contracts Nessrs Adams
Tucker and Owen were present.
The alleged fraud in the contract for regulating aud
grazing Fit, second rect first taken up and Mr.
John l. Dodge. the surveyor OF the WORK, was re
called fur further examination. Mr. Dodge testlhed
that our Ns before the late of tue assessment st
returned " had made memorandum ct the work a.
ther Stood but he would not be certain Ia 81 the
figure there stated would correspond with those IN
the list a. il might be that more work had
been between the date of the menlor snaum aui
the dsto 4 the Assessment list returned before
the death of Mr. Taylor, he ustomed TO retarn
the lists to him; but after his death he had
no regular method in regard 10 that; he could not
say 10 whom he had returned the list ia the preset
instance, as at that time August II there was ditt
Guilty as to tue iGcumbepcy of the office; bat what
the figures were testified to in the
list returned by him. they were correct. The memo
Tandum produced by the witness vas then compared
with two other documents, OF which indicated the
figures il the assessment . and there were found to
be disagreements among them AL
Mr. CODover then took the stand He testified that
hs saw the original assessment roll returned by Mr.
Dodge in his osics about the time that he made hi
report re had since made Inquiries for it, and had
been informed that steleu he inspected the roll
with are to satisfy himself that his report aimed
an exnct transcript of such OF Its parts were ma
teral if the certificate OF Charles Turoer compared
with written report sent by the wi pes to the Com
Council il was correct in it, state Rens; he N
had copies of contracts and PechcAtons taken before
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GovERNons OF Tnr A1.mo-nousE.

The Board of Ten Governors held the usual weekly
meeting yesterday, WAsHINGToS SMITH in the chair.
The Special Committee on the Island Hospital re-
ported in favor OF requesting the Common Council to
raise and appropriate 500 900 Immediately 10 order
that new iosptsl may be erected before the end of
next Summer. The report recommends the issuing OF
city bonds for the amount required. The report was
adopted, and the President and Secretary were or
dered to sign it and transmit it TO the Common
Council.
The Committee on Supplies reported that the stock
of coal for the poor diminishing, and needed to be
repenished. The Committee was authorized to pur-
chase . 500 tuDs.
The report of the Committee on the losses sustained
by the Medical Staff BlackwelPs Island by The late
fire awarded to DR.. Sanger $780, DIR. Greeney, $50;
DR.. ONcill, s25; Dr. Atkinson the apothecary, so,
and the Matron, 500. These awards amounted 10
only moiey of the actual loss sustained. The report
was adopted.
The Fire Marshal is not yet ready TO report the
cause of the fire.
The reports of the majority and minority on the sub
ject of allowing the Homeopathic practice of med-
cine to be introduced in the Hospitals in charge the
Board made the special order for next Tuesday
week.
RyNArrNC Irsffut;ens Week ending
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"ssa nu+ancv.' aud Gbout tie "pihsbie condition Of
ede, after cro< ne We track" We think tesL they
vii have 10 stand the sail, and ii they csuuot -tand
the mud let them keep out Of IT, OF else dress mora
fitting iot il. THIS our opn,oC OF the sat question
CHupKls AND woRRISG GIgis yoR rHg WEsr.
A large company Of the unemployed vorking sirl.
OF New-York left the city yesterday si,ernoon from
TIE branch office # the ChiIiens Aid Society uuder
the car of Mr.. c G. Tracy. The good people Of tina
West continue 10 welcome these deserving yoQpg
women with the same warmth of hospitality that
marked the reception Of the t psrty, anc Mr.. Tracy
is sspeuine of happy result to every succeeding
petition the last having been his thirteenth.
numerous party of poor boys and eirls from tie
trial office a.so accompanied him. They numbered all
together about eigh't, ard were perfectly tsppy in
spirit ard comfortable in exterior Mr.. Tracy, snce
he first commenced his ourne wings 10 the West with
these colonies Of young people hSs Travelled more thsn
% oCO miles. 1t il gratifying to know that these migrs-
tons hsve been the means of resou.ng very many frsu
the dangers Of city life and the miseries Of poverty.
TIE Executive Committee of the American juvenile
Temperance Society have appointed Mr. Jsmes Is
Dunn agent to strange for series of sermcns by
the several oereymen Of this and other cities tho
subject of Juvenile Temperance, il behalf bf the Soc
ety. He is also authorized to form auxiliary Societies
throughout the country.
GEN. NYE's HoUsE.-Gen. Nye. ATE: oil, "a 70 get
that Louse and lot payment of $4,000 has aires dy
been made by the police aud the whole Is TO he con-
trbuted within five months. His family Will probably
be at hcme at the southeast corner Of Tenth avenue
ard Tweutvthird street about tho lat Of May should
rot CAPTAINS Hart and Coulter aud the o.ter captains
on tie Presentation Committee weary IN their work OF
gratitude.
ARCHIBALD b. STEWART Scotch by birth, Ameri'
can by educstou aged thirty yors had been three
in California ,nd expected hoSe last Summer dis wife
fess that he lost in the disaster to the Central America
If body know. that board said vessel OF knows
srsht bin that will Interest his family they are eateeted TO
write to Mr Deorsh l. Stewart Sparta Center, hent county
Mi igm.
NLw CorNTERFEIs.-On Monday evening new
ana dangerous g. counterfeit purpotrg to be OF the
Housaouic Bank Stockbridge, Mass, was put IN CIR
ouation This money circulated freely throughout
the city and thousands of dollars passed IN the
stores il Brcadway. The following is description Of
the bill:
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. ::
- IIadian.l lr',n of css -,.,,, !:
A
THE HoUSATONIC BANH. !:
S;ockbndee, 3.
c. NJ OWEN Prest. ::
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

CoUsTERFEIT NosEr-John Taylor was arrested
On Monday evening by Officer Munson, of the Flint
Precinct. for attempting to pass counterfeit five
dollar bill OF the HOusatonic Bank Of Stockbridge,
MSS on Mrs. Satctell, at No. 80 Atlantic street.
Attempt. we're made on the same evening pass quite
a number of these bills but the Police having notified
the principal storekeepers the plan did not succeed.
Tay,or was held for examination.
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fAdsertisement,l

" As INCORRECT SCALE CShW The vEsy vITALs OFT
APPARENTLY PRosPEROUs BUSINESS"
Test your Scses thoroughly and found throw thar
buy FARBiKKs CELEBRATED SCALES the uni
ver,ally arknowlcdgrd standard for correct weight
More .hsn O0 different modfc atoms for sale by
FMKsAsKs Co., No. i89 Broadway N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

RELIGIOUS ISQUIRY MEETINGS, EVERY DAY. have
b, en- appointed in the Norfolk street Church DIR. Ar
m.tage'sl, of Broome street, at and o'clock
D. H. The general interest in the city, and especially
in this Church, whose meetings have become very
large, has led to this appointment.
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CITY ITEMS

ACADEMY or MCsrc.-"Dou Giovanni will be
given this evening, with the same great cast OF last
seasOr-La Grange dAneri, Caradon, Carl Fornes,
Lsbocetta, easier and Rocco; together with aug
mented chorus and orchestra scenic and stage luStra-
tons &c.
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Advertisement.
Wig SIX I.ECII-RRs embracing An

explanation Of the treatment by which h. Dssase Of s
Taro. Longs Heart Somacb Liver Kidneys and Skin, and
ohe chronic disorders and Rules Of Heath by whchn those
gsoi cons utione may be preserved to HUkoRsD
years bound volume Of 800 paseso illustrations PRICE, 1t
Ills Office By mail Of postage. for 20 oen
Give Poe, Once and State ana address FTca D. Ma
=
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fAdvei,isemeut.j
ANsON'S DAGUERREOTYPES, LARGE SIZE FOR
Advertisement.

So CSSTSThe only psce in the city where DAGUERSEorvrss
a mace exclusive % otneg picture 10 at
AN,oss No $50 Biodjwsy opposite Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

TIE STREET CoMmissIOsER.-On Monday evening
Mr.. Charles Tinrey Street Commissioner sent COM
munca.ion to the Common Council, asking leave Of
absence for two months account Of ilheath his
purpose being TO go South for the remainder Of tho
Winter Leave was grated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24
Advertisement.
NIIRTHFII ENTERTAINMENTS Those Wi

Ts pleasantly With good hearty laughter,
frd better pece than PURDY's NATIONAL THkAIkk
-Four pieces be performed all Of which will be tuod in
strre well amusing AID performed by as good Com
pa1y could b. wished The programme VIII consist OF the
Pleasing Dnma o CARLMIFAN the fantopime OF tn. Rkp
GsoME the Drsma OF the BRIGAND and the Comedetta
COMFORTABLY SERVICE.
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The groundwork If the bill is green lint; the NIL
ing up il all in the same hand pritpg The engraving
of the bill is far tless aud tho general appearance wen
calculated 70 deceive.
Officer Scott, Fifteenth Ward police, arrested three
persous while engaged in circulating the bills. The
prisoners were taken to the Staton-House, where one
OF them gave his Henry Van Pelt, another as
William H. Hllmap and the third refused 20 tell his
name. The counterfeit first discovered by a
pianist named IIiffert, who performed at concert
given for the benefit Of the A. p. A. at Hope Chapel.
The directors Of the concert paid Hiert in 0ue of the
bogus notes which be had taken a: the door and when
he informed tie police of it. it was soon discovered
that be was not the only loser.
Justice Quackenbush committed the accused 70
prison for examination.
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GAdVertisementl
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL. pOu3h-

ke-ps New Object train in the practice, II -
TEACH the SCIyNCE Law ami la EAempotaneous speahnS
Next Term begins % 9Th MAY Send for Catsorueto
J. w. FowLsR-
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Tup METALLIC T,BIET s.

IHE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented Dy
Gro NDERs A. ID. l86-Thi, the genuine article. oa
been 90 ad for producing keue- possible edge
Ga b. obtained oF the ubscb.r solo uaatans
J. s. ). SAUNDERS, s,or- No : Astor House.
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Adv rrttsepcnt.l
TBT SCARLET LETTER. -fiawthOrn's great and

wild Ron snte dramatfed Little CORDEiIA HOWARD as rhs
Ffn Cid ENtraordiI ayy excitement Surprising noyeyt
asrNuN Museum viii he wded TO witness e. Grsae~t
saon the se. Tar PIONEER PATRIOT" Fortyfourth
this evening The very las, week Of the great American
dram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

IsQUTsIs.-C orcper Cozine beld an inquest yester-
day on the body Of Edward Heating at No. 80 East
Warren-st A verdict of coDgestion Of the lungs was
rendered.
Coroner Smell he'd an Inquest yesterday on the body
of Ann Wood who died on beard a cansl-boat At the
Atlantic Basin from eryspelas. verdict In accord
aLce was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

TsE HEALTH OFyIcER.-The Common Council %
Monday evening increased the salary Of the Health
Officer from 500 20 81 900 per year, and abolished
the Office OF Clerk 20 the Health Officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

SLEIGiHsG.f any of the residents in rural districts
imagine that because we have had we have
seishng we desire to undeceive them. We acknowl-
edge the snow-we deny the sleigbing. We own that
We have some NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. indi-
viduals-partally insane Individuals in seigb'
through the streets of the city, the runners sliding
through darkcOlored substance sort OF cross De-
tween melted snow street sweepipgs and horse drop
pirgs, with an occasional white spot, ike CLEAN Of
hoJe TO shipwrecked mariner. Some who went Out
of town yesterday morning hoping TO find sleishing,
might for aught know, have found it outside tee
pavements where they went but they did not hnd II on
them when they returned-for, under the influence o.
bright, sunny day. the dsrkcolored substance tna'
We dignity with the name e snow went rapidly Gown
the sewers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

s.LTY.-Somebody wants to know if the CITY ral-
road oks have any right to throw salt upon ice sn'"
along their tracks, and goes to argue that they nave
no4, because ii makes bad crossing for women
ladies, he calls them-when the snow meats m''
Flush at the crosswalks Which is CT the most
snce-,be city cars, or the ladies' aforesaid Wno
persmbulste the streets in paper shoes and training
dresses 3? OF course such shoes and dresses arc ue
filed in tie mud made by the railroad folks VINO n''
obliged to Use salt as a means of gettug nd o' ~,
srow and by the of which alone they are
to keep the wheels going. City railroads nave 10
city institution which IKE mass OF peop'e o.u
not well do without; and in our opinion WIZ ha'0 ~
keep going, paper shoes and lOss tram 'nYua
rot. and. although il may look very well iot Aa.e'
to write grumbins notes to sewepspeis ao"a' 'A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

DID OF HIS IsJCRHs.- Michael Mccain, the man
who Wa badly sondtd by falling into cistern Of
hot svi at Furmap Co.'S distillery on Monday,
died yesterday at bis residence corner Of Fourth and
North Fourth streets. Coroner Smell held an inquest,
ant verdict Of Accidental death by scsldiDg wss
rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

" ssa nu@Ancv. and sbout tie "pihsbie condition Of
"ladie. after cro~ ne He track" think ,eaI they
vii have TO stand the salt and il they csnuot s,and
the mud let them keep out Of it, or else dress mora
fitting fot t. THIS opinoC OF the -at question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

THT IcE BrsYEss.-Fer some ten days past tbs
receipts the Grand and Division avenue FER
res have been about $50 per day for carts engaged
hauling ice from tie sunken lots 10 New-fok-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

TIE SEDUCTION CAsk-Tbe examination Of Pat
rick MobabaD, g miikmap, charged with seducng
Bridget Aer, under prorniss of marriage which has
been before Justice Allen tor time, brought
10 close yesterday. MOnnnan waived a further ex.
Animation, and gave bonds to answer any charge
brought against him by tue Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

The funeral Of joseph Johnscn, jr. who was fressa
10 death in the rigging Of the wrecking schooner
Drumnond, took place Yesterday afternoon from tAs
resdeoce Of his uncle, Vim. II. Hodges, No. Ia SsssA
Fourth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-24

STATE OF MASSACHUSFrr IT'S.
.SIradani IT;,n Of Csr.l ,,,,
THE AOt'SATONGC BANK.
S:ockbndse,
Two macs
% WI Pas on Dpmani Five Dollar
{. NJ. OWEN Prest.
IL 4
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F.aK.-Assut is O'Clock o. Monday nigh. ire
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ARCHIBALD b. STEWART, Scotch by birth, Ameri-
can BY education aged about thirty had been th"
California expected hoSe last Summer dis wife
f,s that he va, los. in the lssr TO CentrSi America
If sybody ne board said vessel OF knows
srsht Of BIN that will his family they eatreoted to
write to Mr. Deborah l. Stewart, Sparta CeneT Kent county.
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CoUsTERFEIr Mosgr.-DurDg Monday evening an
organized effort made TO Hood tne Es,tern Ds-
Bark, Stockbridee, Mass Many of the shop keePen
he'd received information OF the counterieit ana the
operators met with III success. canal ooatm:A
ma. one Of the bill at grocery corner Of Division
avenue and Fifth street.
A woman named Cathsrine Collar was arrested BY
ofcer Boyce, charged with passing one o. the bills q
mliir,ry store in the upper part Of Grand street.
Pen. 10 h ipe arrested she had become spprehen-
.ve and. having redeemed the BILL destroyed all evi-
dence Of her guilt.