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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
News from Hayti.

PoRT Az PRINCE, Nov. 30, 1859
Faanciol and Industrial Progre-A National Bank Is
to1lishsd--Fw19n DEBTS and Foreign Capital-A RoJJer
Arrested at Je. emie-L0oking Out for Boston Schooner,
dc, de-
The Legislature has recently passed law for the
adjustment of National Bank, with a capital OF five
million Haytien dollars, about three hundred and
thirty thousand dollars United States currency the CAPT
tai to be increased the affairs of the bank may require
The bank s 70 be located at Port Prince with branches
at the Cape, Aux Cages Gonaives Jcreme, Jacme and
the newly opened port Of Port de Pax Tho directors and
counsel appointed by the President of tho State.
The bank being founded merely for the advancement
and promotion of agriculture, money will be loaned only
for objects connected with fe hlage OF land for tho
purchase Of machines, sugar mills, &c. or for the
purchase Of farms and plantations If the plan is properly
carried out, Hayten industry will receive noble impe
tls The planters who borrow money from the mer-
chants are obliged to pay two and half per cent
interest per month. This s owing the value of money
somewhat but more TO risk in lending aud to the
fact that all foreign funds driven out Of this employ
ment by the practical injustice Of the laws.
foreigner cannot collect such debts under many years.
delay his debtor s not disposed 10 pay The c+urs OF
law IL is true, may condemn the borrower TO pay the
sum due; but, petition, he may obtain Ave, ten
twenty wears in which 70 pay during which time interest
may not be charged Of course before the expiration OF
the time, something will TO the detrment Of the
CreulpCr IeNoiutlon ubSc tue utot, INC
debtor may be dead or have disappeared 10 another
ton Of the island, or-but why mention nsanccs.tley
suggest themselves
The President will find much more TO his interest TO
encourage foreign capital than to establish this bank
S this step is in the right direction and Will lead to
other financial Improvement
In OF my last letters alluded to tho exceraent and
almost total depression OF business Ia the neghborhood OF
JcreHiie in consequence d the existence Of band OF
Qanzed robbers that had possession Of the mountains
The leader OF has fortunately been taken,
condemned and suppose by this time executed He
en,rapped by party OF citizens. n +
Our ds.es from Jeremic are TO tho 22d. - .,s..y
A cargo Of American provisions, j0st arrived, have
been dispoAed OF 70 advantage. VI.
The schooner North Wind from Boston, has net yet
rived She has been out over fifty days. and eaFs are
entertained for her safety. !.
Coffee b coming into Port Prince in large quantities,
and OF good quality The deliveries Of the week arc
2,40O bags II Is selling at Si20.
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For Liverpool the steamship PersIaMr and srs Lauh
Mn john Fisher j. Miss shoadco, London; Ne and Mrs
Ford two children and servant Messrs Oakford Lon
9on Clayton England; soyns Iiyerpool; Bunten,
ri Quebec, g kois BALTIMORE DR. Purvis. Scyt;and
ninooert England W Clark Mason u Geo Bruce.
srlIs a. IRnaon; harrson Havana hussa Lon
M.io, benismin, Montreal Robert Crofts, London;
miaeg, MONTREAL 0rsrd Meyer B Sedgwick. Jr
Psse Tv.,na ~ 9q % Hnl, Buffalo; DmpAu. France
TAue, Liserpoo n Beeton, London Wilson, England; l.
Ia Fargo New York Pierre Edwards II Y vics Consul
Kodeer Urquhart Montreal Mrs Myers NY; Mtss Mar
,na Sane pH slo,ne sehed ny Coates Pit
London raI Be fTTssnsn M schmidt bearer Of
pool; kansden Pnlsdepha Fink, NY; Lieut. Pilnan
EN; Beech: NY; Brown; Brown; smthers England;
Roseofam Kayser, NY; George Augusta Il Rodrers
Rodgers Proyidence siuaonet, Edwards Thrp. ny;
W lauth, Pitsburg; q J Hoy- IL Cap, Graham Hart,
ford; J d Adams, NY; Mr. Burnap, ny.
For Charleston, in the steamer Marion-Mrs Miller Joo
Hail. C Maodougall Chas Lowber, Brown Mltb,esson
lady and child; IN Agrkwoh, Ca;hbe,t chss Beacher
Miss q Marsh Ira Porsa and lady Miss Creighton Mr.
Forbes lady Miss Mcvicar. Mrs Forbes Haroney Ne
Dechous, Owen L Geldmasher, H stevens w Gray,
Rev Dr Leland Mr. Duclos ADD lady, Prof Iarued,
De Forrest nurse and chld II Murdoch Miss Butler,
VIM Hainsey, A Holden, VIM Harbeson, Jas Cornell, A
Girandeau, NJ PieuB-snd 40i Storage.
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Police Intelligence.

CHARGE OF RAPE.-BeDjamin Williams, keeper OF q
drinking saloon at SO James street, brought before
Justice Connolly at the Lower Police Court charge Of
attempt at rape, preferred against him by Catharino
Glasgow native Of Scotland, aged sixteen years. who
was temporarily stopping the house Of the accused
Williams was detected in the act by his wife, who struck
HIM tho head with bench and secured HIM until
the arrival Of the police The magistrate committed the
accused for trial in default Of bail
CAPTURE OF ALLEGED HORSE THIEvEs.-Two Germans
named Goteib Miller and Benjamen a. Colby, wore ar
reeted by detectives Sampson Devoe and Others susp
cion OF stealing horse and wagon, which they were en-
deavoring to sell at very low figure. The property ia
supposed to have been stolen from Port Jervs Orange
county N. Y. The prisoners locked up for exam
nation.
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcgyY.-wlliam and Catharine
Hughes were arrested by policemen Jourdan and Shcr
lock, Of the Sixth precinct suspicion of stealing $97
from James Seager sailor residing at No. II Mulberry
street The female prisoner confessed her guilt but heI
companion claimed that he knew nothing about the
larceny.
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Obituary.

MI KATHARINE WHKTos SEDawlcK, wife of William Heine,
died suddenly, at Berlin, November %. She was the
daughter q Roderick Sodgwick, senior aud nece Of
1smodore Sedgwick, Of New York, and OF the author
& lharine n Sedgwick. Her remains were embaimed,
will be sent TO America to her home, 10 the ext
burg steamer which she quilted April last 10 fol-
1 The fortunes Of her distinguished husband.
9.assJ RoBmNs, drum major in the war OF 1872 died
o. residence, In Connclsve Penn, the advanced
<ssa uffeventy nine. BE buried with call the no.
Is" by the military company recently organized in
sL~i borough.
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A CARD-NERCHANTy POLICE wATCHMEN.-A NO
"A ice appeared Of evening papers Of this
stating that Of wacmen had been guilty Of selling
few Of old copper from tho brig O. H Kennedy We
pared indemnify parties who may entrust tae property to
viii understand that impossible for (empoyng
many dol knew that they all proof against
temptation although employ except those who
VAN H0ESEN BROTHER,
Propretors Of Merchants Police.
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VxTANTED- INFORMATION OF THE WHEREABOUTS
w q Elisha Andrews, sailor. about = years old. whs
when last heard from In tho Of 1854 sailing bo
twsea Honoluu and Canton Any viii ooafer great IA
the relatives Of tho said Esha Andrews by sendng In
formation oonoernnx him TO Oliver Dyer attorney and
seor al law q 70 Park IN The city Of New York United
States Of America.
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THERE WILL BE A SALE OF FANCY AND USEFUL,
articles (of the Greenwich Sewing Crce) In the basement
the church Of Beecker and West Tenth Rev
Thomas srongs this Thursday) evening to
ia o'clock for the benefit of the Sabbath School OF the church
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
L Of the American Telegraph Company chartered by the
State of New Jersey will be held at the Office OF the Compa-
n.y. No Wall street. In the city Of New York. Monday tho
I'd day Of January next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Dated Dec 10, 1859 &. w. RUSSELL, Secretary
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THE NORTH STAR AGAIN.


To the Editor Of the New York Herad-Dear SrIn this
mornings Issue of the New York Times appears article
headed In large capitals 1.-THE North STAR signed BY an
officer In the United States Navy Now sir have
old SALT and cannot Of COURSE express myself either in
Spanish big nautical words but this much say have
been going for twenty three years. during
time have sailed both In English and American vesses both
hing shps End steamers and have found the line
well found other afoaI have been an
crossed the Atlantic few times in the North Star
0und her far better boat than either the
ns boats that have sailed in Her boats all things ne
cessary to ship In good ordethere
pie In this city who testify 10 this The fact of shp az
ter her late disaster coming of the reef n the she
and the landing of all her in safety speaks
umes In her favor Compare her with the Indian or
Royal Charter Buour gallant sailor sailors FOR
The fact Of Is our Broadway sailor could tell
sailor he one Let hun take to Liverpool
ish him In regard to making shortening sail with few
men But sailors, not mon with gold bands brass buttons
and spygiass under their and probab Of In
strucons their pocket struttng the quarter deck Eve
hundred under their charge have been spmaes with
thoe navy spres In many ship and have their worth
red the mansa.n have board her or
of her rig All he turned two pages nstead
OF one of the book that time Had the the
Nc nth Star been rugged like bma buttons and brai
who could sketch sing whisper id into
romantic Young lads ear-they would have found
with gallant sailor Bul them things wont suit Mr.
Vanderbilt he sailors and he has them also pays
them well and with them he fear thoss butterflies
Wort the Commodore offer The gentleman situation
his noble vessels the Vanderbilt with plenty of lady
An ENGLfsHMGN AND LOVER OF FAIR PLAY
STbe services The gallant sailor would be nva able
In the navigation of the Elbows Of the Mincio.
NEW YORK. Leo Fl, 1859.
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INFORMATION wANTED-oF CATHARINE DOW
dali who arrived bore oeeemser 2s lss She vas then
stoubep county r. In 1853 Send Intelligence 10 her ssto
Margaret DowdA Of II. r. jerks 6l Second avenue
New York.
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CHOULD A YOUNG MAN. NAMED BERNHARD STEF
y fenburg who born June 1888 near Fshlun Ia S~e
deu and who California In los still DO alive be
nounoe his relatives Sweden else he lose hls
right 70 large inheritance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

The following wills have been admitted to probate:--
Sarah NJ Measc, Lewis g. Edenne, John Falvcy, Isaac
Ward Louis Blancard Mary Halliday, Charles Spiekor
William p. Turpin, William W. Moe, Carsten Kcllers,
Mary =. E-.X.
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male Babe. aged 10 months jus! wesned viii be legally
ylven away party who Will
kindly Address three days Ms Burris box III Herald
olce.
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Naval Intelligence.
Tho United States steamer Mohawk, Lieut. Com !. A..
Craven at Remedies, Cuba the 4h inst, having
Just ay2.ysa asl Sssaa "a Ggasd;.
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N w.-NICHOLAs WALSH. LATE OF KILKENNY.
Mc0UNION.
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CTEREC sCOPIC VIEWS AT WHOLESALE ONLY THE
- New York Stereo8copic Company will sell TO desers at
greatly reduced rates. large variety Of the most beautiful
ereOscopc Views groups and Landscapes prices much
below the ordinary rates They include about 500 different so
ecs entirely and Of the most popular In the
market prepared expressly for the holidays Apply at $40
Broadway, room No. q
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ATA MEETING OF cLIsroN Hose COMPANY nm
pecembes q 1879 the Mr. Fr.uss c"
81 % %S hs ssi ~
mrn or the isth day of November last
tons q feelings Of he eo%pany IL sss 81 e.
Ihs commute. subsequently, reported the fo.wtsr -,
amhle and resolutions when nmously adootsd
the Of s s s meade {
feelings q sorrow cngendered In hearts lentab
Fsscvsd Thai In ,he death ., W. Fr.nc.. o.,,
happy circle hs been bsref Of It's most lsd saS 3
:pscsS ms%Ssr: ,ne Fire department. has .s
prssd Of BE 1 services s g ussIS czea
my oSssssns. Ss he sp oys
Ss sgS sd ~
distinguished for his activity and nirepidity Who =
and Who citizen =, upright Ssno oo.s
sss r. g Sc ss. wse x fp ~ %
specifically tender sincere condolences we bag %
sssS Is e. W. e. [
nion and that az IN additional marx Of our
Resolved That this preamble and resouiioo. puSsl
auhsntcssed copy Of the Same be transmitted % the re
no xoGsnomy Mch; S3d Hin II NsSs1,y esnns.
ssocIArIoN or EXEMPT rIREMEN.-xeMBsRs
fs uss a =
ss sss sus S r.
Ne IN The discharge e w. d %ysr,rR a.,,.a,,
"a
CLINTON HOSE COMPANY NO II THE HONORARY
~ and active members OF this company respectfully r.
guessed 70 meet Of the carriage house. Thursday "a
O'Clock 70 at'eDd the funA OF our deceased broAo
Mr.. Francis Cain. By order ., q =,
r. MARTIN. Secretary. -'''' f'
LNIRE DEPARTMENT AT A SPECIAL MEETING o.
the Board OF Engineers and Fcremen held Fremsna HaN
on Wednesday evening" December a. o'clock follow
Ing preamble and resolutions sdopled,
Whereas another member Of the New Fire Depsrtmeu
has been offered up martyr TO the
from me ravages olhre aud the foreman general aga
lost his ie while In the discharge Of his duties
Rresolved, That tho Board Of Engineers and srs.
men deeply sympathize with the relatives OF the d.
trust that they find that cons on always rendered .
hose who look pward for support to Him heart
hear tho of the distressed and w.
b0Hnty In goodness Ia unlimited
have lost noble associate and whose department had On
deared him 10 all
Resolved That participate paying the last tribute Il
TO the DECEASED and that the within preambule
icated be presented TO the relatives Of the deceased
Resolved, That the departmentmen Thursday December
70, az l21a O'Clock p. NJ, A, right on Nnteent
street. without banners, music trumpets, and
cesson under the direction of the Chief Engineer and he
Board of Assistants.
Resolved That the Exempt Femens Association the Board
OF Trustees and Commissioners Of the New Fire Deps
mept be respectfully requested with aenane
the funeral OF late deceased brother and that the Chef
gneer be requested TO direct the fire alarm bells osA
during the soerniies
Chief Engineer HARRY HOWARD Charms.
W.R. W. CHAMBERS Secretary.
LIRE DEPARTMENT-NOTICE.--TH ELECTION FOE
<ank ufVo thoI Hast nl~t-A k-A
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r ADIEV FAIR. IN AID OF ST. PETERS CHURCH,
IL At the Brooklyn Atheneum, Atlantic street. corner Of
Canton the 2lst I'D I'D and oath December 1859 Tickets
IYcen
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A CARD.-NEw YORK, DEC: q, sss--AEssRs. KENT
"A LOWBER beg their friends and covrespon
dents lamentabe accident Of the falling In Of the
occupied them will not interfere with their business they
the present the stores Nos As and 46 Broad
street, directly opposite whore they will continue - hereto
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Before Edward @. West, Surrogate.
he following wills have been offered fer probate
,,aC aodoroou citation ratyrpahia roa q
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NEAsONIC.-THE MEMBGRS OF GEORGE WASHING
wi Lodge, No 2S5 hereby notified the next
regular Of Lodge oe held at their
Friday evening Dec g. for the purpose of elecng
the ensuing wear. By order. A. II. COULTER, WIN
WnLIAN W. WARNER, Secretary.
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FINE ARTS.

ENINE ARTS BROKER.-E J. COOK OFFERS HIS
services In buying and selling selecting for purchasers
Paintings satuary vertu fine copies OF Engravngs &c His
long familiarity With the business enables him procure the
best articles at public private sale In this country Europe
Paintings Appraised and opinion given Of their origin and
genuincness Orders by letter carefully attended To- Address
f. j. Cook 80 Howard street. two doors from Broadway New
York. ONCE hours TIL 10 A. NJ, 5un JPN.
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MOZART HALL-A GRAND FAIR AND FESTIVAL
M In aid of the 81 Ioseph's G. Orphan Asylum, viii
sonart Hall Dec 26 and continue during Tho
week. Admission 10 cents.
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MAYoR's OFT ICE. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA

M DECEMBER IL 1853
Proposals for Loan Of the CKy Of Philadelphia authorized BY
ordinance approved December 10 A. 1850 Proposals 70
be endorsed Proposals fer City Lean will be received
Mayors Office De city q pbiadelph!a until Saturday De
OF Philadelphia hundred thousand dslsrs for which
certificates OF loan Of hundred dollars and upwards will
issued bearing interest six per per annum
from taxation and redeemabe In thirty from data Pro
poss will be- received for sum- but not In fractions Of
hundred dollars. e.L
proposals WIN be opened the oath day Of December
1859 tho Mayor Of city in the Of City
and the Committee Of Finance The highest offer VII
acoapted the city the right 70 accept or dsc the
whole any thereof Payment will required On the
thirty first day december A. D. 1850 Interest oonmenoe
tie first day Of January, A. D. 1860.
ALEXANDER HENRY
Mayor of Philadelphia
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TINE MEMBERS OF PALESTINE LODGE NO. 2o4 r. A.
NJ, are hereby notified that the annual election for Of.
hcers for the ensuing will take place Thursday
s CHAs W. TiTIwEIL. Secretary.
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A FAIR FOR THR GOOD SHEPHERD FREE CHURCH,
In Fifty fourth street Rev. K. Hoy rector will be held
during this week. at 722 Broadway. Aston place. The
ladies hope for liberal patronage.
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THE LADIES OF THE SIXTH UNIvERSALIST SOCIETY
New York will hold Fair and Festival the afternoon
and evening Of December q and a. the vesry the church
In Twentieth street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues
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E,RIDAY. DECEMBER %, AT 10 A. Mat TIE p vEN
trail saesrooms Wlonehby, corner Pearl strees
lyn. general assortment OF mahogany and walnut pao -
chamber Furniture, rosewood Bookcase stoves nrpo u
ALEC, Toys, Vases, China, Tetc tee sets, GLASS WNSe~
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DROPOSALS.-OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF
i the Amshouse, December 90 lS59.-Steam Apparatus
and Machinery proposals will be received By the
III IL O'Clock NJ of the 18th instant for the Steam Apparatus
and Machinery for the warming and Of Island Hos
pa Backwes Island The plans and specifications can
be at their Office above and all information relative
the work will be furnished application to Mesa Renwick
4 Auchmuty, architects IS Wall street.
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MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF ST JOHNS
M Lodge No l. F. A. NJ, earnestly requested TO attend
s regular communication TO be held at the Lodge Room Odd
Fellows Hail. Of Grand acd Centre this
day) evening Dec n at o'clock p. NJ fer the election Of
officers for the ensuing punctua and full attendance
ID requested A. II. DRUMMOED, Master.
NEW YORK Dec Al.
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bedroom ENAMvII.RD FURNITuRE--OF SUPERIOR
ID manufacture Nil coors, at II. F. FARkfNGTONS Wo
Canal street. opposite Mandatory 40 and 20
Wooster street. Established In 1916.
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A WIDOW LADY WISHES TO FORM THE ACCLAIM
"A lance Of gentleman with view Msrnony nnst he
refined Of years Address three DAYS oise
Jaean, Chatham square Post Office
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statement estimating i. at higher amount and gave
full and minute description Of my property and its in
come and II will think be found examining 1t that
the referee has the principles adopted by him in
bis report made TO tho plaintiff unreasonable and ex
ravagaht allowance. On the subject OF delay in this
action call the attention of the Court to the fact that
appealed from the judgment Of divorce at the special term
and such appeal decided at the general term OF this
court early 10 1856. The Judgment such appeal was
entered July "a, 1856 and step was taken in this
acton from that time until the month Of June, 1859, Just
as Mr. van Buren, who had been my counsel throughout,
was about leaving for Europe Mr. Van Barren remained
ana attenoed the reference until II by the referee
aeouIheo over the summer vacation and 10 tho month
OF OctoDer Bat the Court ordered il to proceed
aftey Nj Van Burcn left the country for Fu
rcpsy 'tand ] employed Mr. Brady TO assist mo as
coursa and lie the reference in my behalf from
1hAthnf39 employed until On enee In advising
action no urged that should be bro,pht
ed rs coon as practicable stating varios reasons
acfpst which the uncertainty lie and the rsgret
wuGld feel IL taken out OF existence before had opcn
finally determined whether not the Judgment ayains,
mo Vps consistent with the law Of the ani Conceded
with him In this opinion and mean 10 upon Il Ideern
il due 70 my family and myself that should possible
correct The errors preudce which sincerely be-
4Aeve have been committed in this Gaze. No application
was ever made in this action for any allowance the
plautin for temporary aimony until the month OF July
1S5v the fifth day Of which mouth copies OF petition
and order served herein 10 which, and tho ali
Wits IN opposition thereto wish refer the
ing of the motion for which this affidavit prepared
said petition the plaintiff swore that my estate, rea
and personal, exceeded In vaue sho believed
the sum Of five hundred thousand dollars
End made no affidavit 10 opposition thereto. On this
coradicted statement the court the 22i day Of July
last, allowed plaintiff temporary almony at the rate
e2D6 month, and her counsel 81 500 Now that the
yeferee reports my be $26S 1922 of which he finds
more thar sl13 900 to yield income, but TO be but
charge, plaintiff applies for g. 900 year temporary ali
nnony, ana " 900 more for her counsel 81, ,,,, ,,
Sworn to before me- this 10th day OF December, 1859
y d. ". G BRowN, Notary Public 'r aaa
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR N
teres due Il. January 1850, on Marysvile City Bond
rican Exchange Bank, New York DECKER, JEWETT
PAXTON Bankers HArysville, California
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r osT-YESTERDAY MORNING IN BROADWAY La
dys smah geld Watch gold CASE engraved side
s. The finder will be suitably rewarded By returning
ITO Fifth avenue.
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Mksceliane0na.

FEE report Of steamship Parkersburg above
John Isac Esq the obglug md attentive purse- OF The
steamship Alabama, bas our thanks for fayors
SNIP AASiIou reported burnt sea- belonged 20 Phadel
pha Quilt In 1850 leo toms and 10000 She sailed
hence Get % foe Gan Francisco The chip cargo are
Tally insured here and In Philadelphia. - -
Ship EESDEER, of Boston fro Manila fer San Francizno
before ported wrecked sid Feb ~. valuable c4rro
and totally lost coral the village n ma %
the OF Zaabaes the might of t2 Oaot Pasr son
his charts gov 30 f9thos water whsre he
lays and hoa Ia the which laghoot wss
April 1871 dos. of the cargo expected be lost
and any haeed viii probably be IN damaged state as tue
Ia said % be full OF water The cargo Consisted 5s
pcva suga1, 1900 pls hemp. $4,000 segars and 200 ps
coffee.
scnR GEoRGr H0rrsAr before reported sstere
els Point has been got On and arrived a. Norfolk
LEWIS Del hur q The ga'c confined about four
o'clock ibis moFnuR Tho achs in1 Crotford. % sew 2os
for Virgins sarah JsEe ~ spaon l1aei with Gan FIR
fhsoepha, the b8seh. .he a3hO a.
O'Clock tid TIE later II clck yeseifay Che pH,el
be- chsns a, hc 5rud ile aqf tbs CrJri dragged her
cpcr OF he hsr. Tue gcbss Yard lost ooa. and STAG
Icd aNav bostsy before n1F 90 Tho baeosf Tbs capai9
OF for 500