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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18
CoronerA Inauesls.

SUICIDE SHooTiNG-Mathew Walsh, a native OF Ire
land aged SO years, died the New York Hospital
Saturday from the effect Of pistol shot wound in the
head, inflicted by himself FOR the purpose Of committing
suicide. Deceased, IL appeared, a man OF ntempc-
rate habits and the 9Th inst while lsboring under
the effects OF delrium tremens, he procured pistol and
powder and shot and commenced firing at mark.
He then reloaded the weapon, and telling his friends tina,
he about 20 Kill himself, he deliberately placed the
muzze Of the pistol 10 his head and discharged thu
tents Of the weapon nohs bran Deceased was brought
to the New York Hospital where he fingered In great
agony until yesterday, when death put end TO his SUI
ferings Coroner Okecfe held inquest upon the body
OF deceased Verdict In accordance with the above cts
AxvrmR CAsE ov sriupx.-Coroner 0Keefc also held
inquest 3az Water street, upon the body Of John
Gnvan, native Of Ireland aged 81 years who
ted suicide under the following circumstances Fri
day morning deceased, who had been in low spirits ID
consequence Of IN luck business procured pistol
affer loading the with powder and ball. dcharge
the contents Of the weapon into his left side The unfo
tunate conveyed TO the New York Hospital on
litter and promptly attended by one Of the surgeons bu
Notwithstanding the ball extracted and every aten
ton paid him, lac gradually sank and expired In cs
than twenty -four hours after his admittance Dcceased
had often expressed desire To die and had than
once threatened TO commit self-destruction. Verdict
Death by pistol shot wound at his own hands, for tn
purpose Of committing suicide
ACCIDENTAL DRowSNe.--Pa,rick Morrison, deck han
on board the steamboat Isaac Newton. while wsshin
himself in the wheclhouse Friday night, missed b.
footing and falling The water ass drowned befcr
yesterday by dragging, and taken 10 the ssto
house where Coroner -chirmcr held an inqucst. ID
ceased native of Ireland, and was IS years
age.
ForSp DRowStp.--rhe body cf an unknown WI
found floating the pier s. North river yester
day. Deceased about ~ years OF age; had brow
hair and whskcrs and dressed in black coat, era,
vest aud PANTS The body appeared TO have been in tn
water about six weeks Coroner Jackman held an IN
quest and the body taken the Bellevue Hospita
dcsdhouse for identification.
RAILROAD rAIn-Coroncr OKccfc held inqucs
the New York Hospital upon the body Of Peter Rc.ucy
native Of Ireland, aged 81 years who died from the
ccts Of injuries accidentally received the Erie Raj
Rad near Port .ervis. Deceased employed a.
switchman. and while IN the act Of switching 81
his foot became entangled In the switch he
run over BY the locomotive before be could De cxtrcatet
Z Verdict Accidents, death
Brsup 10 pksrH-N,', Nrrfay, native II lrcand
aged A. years set mr. TO heT clothes day two ago
I her residence In Cberr, street, and sc,err.
burned that she dcs YESTERDAY ~ he New YORK Hcsi
tai M conssqpncc. TIC Coroner notified ~ bold
Inquest upon the body
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The Alleged SLAYER Falmouth.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

UNITED STATES PRIZE BRIG FALMOUTH, June IL 1850.
Having read your statement in regard TO the brig Fal
mouth, Of New York, feel II my duty to contradict the
same in many respects. The brig Falmouth left New
York with four passengers and cargo Of provisions
the 9Th of March, for Porto de Lehna Being about
days, she encountered gale from the southwark
carrying away several of her weather manshrouds and
causing her make great deal Of water She put into
Porto Praya, after passage Of twenty nine days,
pair rigging and TO get the vessel cauked If possible and
to get medical advice having injured my left knee badly
the passage out We bought supplies Of any kind
in the port There illegal matters between the
vessel and the authorities shore.
She cleared at the Custom House, and the auhori-
ties notified Of her proceeding TO the next morning.
but the deposition Of Captain Calhoun, before the
Governor she was ordered 10 within twenty four
hours.
The United States ship Portsmouth left the hafbor be-
fore the brig and she being 10 leeward kept the vessel
before the wind and after the ship till got in her
wake and afterwards kept of three four times to pre-
vent the brig from going to windwardthe Portsmouth
being flying light at the time. When sufficient dis
lance of the land ran right under the lee OF the Ports
mouth, and being hailed hove TO. So instead OF the
Portmouth chasing rather chased the Portsmouth
When boarded, did everything In my power To assist
the officers and facilitate the business and have no
doubt Lieut.. T. Abbott, commanding, will testify the
same.
There were no shackles found board the brig, as
there not single pair board TO for the
necessary Further, also, when the vessel was
boarded IA the Quarantine, ON being asked, gave my
q the j, II IElNAS. ,
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7hs Central Park was yesterday filled with the beauty
ana fashion Of New York and the suburban cities We
never recolect 10 have great rush 70 this
beautiful resort as there yesterday. The Ramble
crowded with ladies' promenading, and the drives
filed with vehicles Of all descriptions from the Gle
CANT carriage and livery Il Of Fifth avenue
hobs down to the cart Of groceyman whose
poor almost exhausted horse had 10 draw after him
the family and the immediate friends of the proprietor.
The streets and leading to the Park were 90
crowded to bring vvdly before the mind the rush
Broadway during the passage Of the memorable Jap
anese Embassy. The Of the several railroads were
crowded almost 10 suocation during the afternoon and
one Of the conductors informed reporter that
he remembered many passengers
going 10 the Park before. On one car we
counted eleven children. OF course they were
accompanied by their parents nurses nearly every
was crowded ia similar manner during the after
As the Of reaching the Park up 70 the pre-
sent time, have been very slow and nconvenient, the
Harlem Railroad Company commenced yesterday TO carry
passengers from Thirty second street 70 Seventy ninth
street by steam II was begun experiment, and
experiment highly successful The fact made
known by signs placed upon the top Of the Fourth avenue
cars.
The small cars leave the Astor House and connect with
the steam at Thirty second street From there the
are conveyed 70 Seventy ninth street in about
seven minutes.
Yesterday was the first dayof these excursion trains
there was regularity as 10 hours They often
occasion required From A. N. till p NJ. they
every half hour and after r. they every fifteen
minutes up TO r. M when the trips discon
unued During the day there was large number went
up and down by this route owing TO the speed and the
price The only difficulty appears TO be in the train
yng the passengers too far up Seventy ninth street be
ing some distance above the lake and the Rnbe. The
cars stop on the way down Seventy first street. and If
they would do the same on the way up this difficulty
would be done away with
whether u was owing TO the new means of reaching
the Park and the novelty attached thereto we are unable
TO say, but the Park presented q most lively and in.
sprng spectacle yesterday, and sure that shonJd
the Harlem Railroad Company continue thS trains
Sunday, the Central Park will prove be most
popular place of resort in the city for overworkcd
and overconfned citizens.
The person who has the disposition of the whole
to himself lay the true estimate the advan
tages that belong TO Sunday in the eyes of
asked population 1t is the only time that they call
their own and is not right that false of morality
should deprive them Of the innocent pleasure that they
should enjoy that day.
We hope TO the Park made more popular place Of
Sunday by the working classes and expect
to excursion trains Sunday TO the pretty
country places in the immediate vicinity Of the city
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tfIt NAV, juno ~ 7. "
Asnsx.--ihe market continued steady, with sales of 30
o 30 bbs I,s ~ 80 ~ and paris at Is rs The stock
YESTERDAY eonplisod Tbi bbls lpts and 2op do pearls
utai cie bt.s. iApsts Nun tho Let the 18th Juns
Ier,d y,sr and u bbi pearls, against GO bills last
YEAR
rNsf%st ~ --fioaf--fsannis and medium grades ~
"a aid sstttl hta,y. III the OF the
at - aver .! fpi, Lss vi,s ~ s ground and cSara
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An act for the relief Of Caleb Goodrich !,

An act for the relief Of Caleb Goodrich,
An act for the relief Of Noah contractor for the
construction Of section lS9 Of tb. Eric Cana enlarge
ment
An authorize the apprsal payment Of canal
daungcsto Patrick Moran.
An act to authorize the aprasemcut and payment df
canal damages TO John T. Fan Aistyne.
An act for the relief Of Andrew Yates and others.
An act to incorporate the State Savings Bank Of Troy
An act TO authorize the appraisal and payment Of canal
damages 10 Leonard Catlin.
An for the appraisal and payment Of canal damages
An act the relief Of James Brady and Daniel Hart
nett.
bell.
An act TO incorporate the Albany Exchange Savings
Bank.
An act authorize Daniel Richards Divine s3urts Viii
liam Beard, Valentine T. Hall, Isaac Williams Jr, and
Others construct and build docks, bu,&heads, piers
and basins in front Of their lands in the city Of Brooklyn
and port Of New York.
An act authorize the President Directors and COM
pany Of the Huntington and Shutdown Turnpike Compa
TO surrender its charter and 10 declare the ROAD pup
lie highway.
An confirming the Official of Robert H Martin,
An act to incorporate the Buffalo Agricultural and In
An act the appraisal and payment of canal damages
70 Nathaniel Bailey
An act TO amend the laws relative banking and to
prevent the improper retention Of tho notes OF country
banks
An act authorize the Canal Board to settle the con
tract Of Charles Moore Co.. contractors upon the Erie
Canal enlargement
1860.
An act for the relief OF Mrs Anna Z. Sannard.
An act relation to the Colonial History Of the State
of New York.
An act establish the grade Of Fatbush in the
city Of Brooklyn and to conform the adjacent and in
tersecting streets thereto.
An provide for the relief Of William Johnson
An act to provide for the payment for work done and
materials furnished and for certain parts Of the Erie
canal.
An act TO prevent entertainments and distractions in
the harbor Of New York and authorize their removal
and 10 correct the Harbor Commissioners lines.
An act amend the sixth section Of act entitled
an act for incorporation of associations for improving
the breed Of horses" passed April u.s. 1854 and also to
amend the first section Of act passed April 49, 1851
Long Island.
An authorize the purchase Of -four and meal for
the purpose of inserting the Pearsa patent tube therein
and the right 10 dispose Of the after insertion
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JuSE l6--Csmh.rlass Ceoi cad ipp Company r.. ~
H,fnap S.om 6cci rmycng Order ~ rcfcrcncc taken
BY d.iacr un MAY 1890 sol aside and The motion fr
sfcrcrce D. restur,a le calendar and beard ~ ~ p
der Iaymcnt of 40 rssis ~ pairtf
Ecl'sF Esgg.--li's .uu dsrirgi. witl - .rif's
~ ~ y''.su y f.eEt ffN Y--.'ssr nf f,lorsgce
% 4 ftsfl a. tI.a A. rg.s al
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


on FoRTo PRAYA, May 8, 1860 J
We arrived here the Sd day Of May after cruise OF
thirty three days from Princes Island We have taken
another SLAYER; her the Falmouth Of New York
We have taken her into the port Of Porto Praya We
running in for the port when spied two American
vessels lying at anchorcne the brig now mention the
other bark. The bark IN quarantine and did not
board her account Of sickness; but think will
board her before leave this port We boarded the
brig Falmouth and found things her TO condemn her
SLAYER but could take her while lying anchor
but the Portuguese authorities ordered her o the port
and the 4th day Of May she made sail and put
Immediately made sail after her, and took her abotH
twenty miles out nj We sent prize aboard Of
her, and sent her "a New York, in command Of Lieut.
Treyat Abbott, Of the Portsmouth, We bound
Madeira
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Cours Cale~a.r-rn,. Dnx.

I>Iryp ~rArs~ hiSTkfT '"rEr.--Nos. u ~ n.
SrrpKvy CorpT--cfrcuit Part --~s< aSl laRs I2i
fo25 1900 1878 1872. lZs5. 1874 1859 49, ss. 1909
1895 1899 1901 1905. itoI, lace. ian PUt 2--No-
500 80 pe2 1o<s az. sol $50. SIS soz $50 e3s
rreo arg 500 aTs 1854 l1i2. ila4. iile Tpq Sge
cal Tcrm--~os f2f I22 123 12t pc ~. 100. l2T les
a. 49, 81 - I2o. 1921. t32. %. lib. ia
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Judging from the movements of specie and dis
counts during the past week, it is not likely that
the bank statement to be made up tomorrow
afternoon will exhibit any important change from
that of the previous week, when the specie ave.
rage was 1913 1876 5sl, and the loans and discounts
$l25, ADJ 1868. The chances are in favor of mode
rate increase upon each of these figures. The re-
cept of 81 1856 900 from California in the early part
of the week fully counteracted the outgo of the
previous Saturday as well as the shipments by the
Boston steamer on Wednesday and by the Saxonia
on Friday last. The domestic exchanges are still
in our favor. The Sub Treasury has disbursed
during the week about 5000 900, leaving balance
yesterday of Sc 426 1855, against 5000 62s on the
previous Saturday. This time last year the banks
held $23 1872 2l7 and the Sub Treasury 50 GOA ,765
total $26, 796 1882, against something over thirty
millions now.
Nothing has occurred during the week TO disturb
the superabundance Of money, and rates are I'M
changed. We quote loans on call A a per cent,
with frequent transactions at4. Endorsed paper, six
months to run, goes easily at ve and we hear even
of single name paper being done at this rate. First
class short acceptances are very scarce and are
taken eagerly at A per cent.
There was more activity in the exchange market
than during the previous week. and sterling bills have
advanced per cent under an increased demand.
At the close several leading bankers put up their
rates TO 1927, but the principal business of the
week has been at 1893. The rates on Paris and
the Continent remain unaltered.
The course of the stock market during the past
month has been as follows
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Arrival. and Departures.
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VI N.is,a. thss Nesnor-. santvyt ars h4gns, Mrs
u act,r.rr. Ms Wallace Mrs " kckiucss Mrs Richari
a " ynlaus, Richardson. Miss Fanny
Brown. Miss Nelly Muhksn Herman itiwig, lady. two
ciih,r.r ,rvfn y MNinms \ Sfftrier. Howard
sid lat. George Howard. Mr. Fouuue Ms Foo.
nne Miss 4 Andersen P.eu nng' three thli
afcn Eosrf Nurtr,rn-ry n ~~areh Ms uu.tel. Robi
q err. cairrher. , peer w. W Wet-i. Madam X =
reitare Miss l. ersia.u John M-u~cy rnn hdy hs~b. r.
Mics vLiie. Nrs Rst " sberhian. . Ferry Dr
Httsor l.,,ruit Nnfe'h. UslucSAi~ L. Howard Mr.
ps,o Mss fAuIA tlhics Miss Naiy uiswr W beihel l.
rowus Thomas u Irs. N Traut. ~~Tn'rh balharnk.
JAmes rafisv. Geo " Hut nrsrn Nstotfi q hsfflett
Ms ias.rs, Nls Mnher Eirl chAd " Burton, l. hls,y
Ia,m GRAY ps,M scii Peter n re. Ccoyre onsswcrta
"a in se,rsee.
utrAITuEEs.
ptp~g~p. At--stsafnshu Ypfhiown--R NcIelland. . n
1ars,. sslsr,ke \ Fdvarfs uyrfs. iiv hlee chill
drew tisudrffff. VI isSts aud l,y. John
fgr,,l. v VI ra.id4.r. Ncrrugan Mis- NARY Viiiicn.
N.ss Grlr.fn " Nurrc Y tirdshnfy, yss Fss ~
YVES krefrey and ,rfv. las Nckny lu-hes. -
Ns're al 10Y. Ia riss apt iN<a WIS Marshall
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HrGHLANDS June H. rmset-tne bark and two brigs OF
the highlands. bound ia. Wind :. light; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK June ~ srInsef-Three brigs outside the
md the bay bound in Bark Chsuncleer
the bar AZ go Pm Wind = light weather toggy
FORT LAFAYETTE June ". sunset-One bark and brig
COMING MP The bay. Wind - hxhi; weather clear
Miscellaneous.
BsRs bound 10 Aspinwa while lying arhor
m North river into Saturday night e 10Th By
seamur swi,surr having N iow several bargcs and
nal boats carrying the harks starting seru
carried away hborm and all the head gear She will
have 10 discharge par of cargo 10 repair.
ScHp CrrIEw. Biapchard rum Gardiner Gloucester be
reported on Gurnci I4sh Plymouth distress started
butt "a Cape Ann. and filled On Tuesday. h she hove
weather hk and driied the hay. arriving the
hsrbor Il Plymouth IN where she remains badly strain
cd and probably not wth repairing; Her cargo OF lumber
has not been discharged.
The following table gives summary of The vessels IN The
bsrbcrs e View boTk. bcssD, Baltimore, Wilmington. g
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL,


SUNDAY, June II, lee0.
The Custom House returns OF the foreign trade of
This port during the past week, when compared
with those of the corresponding week last year,
show a diminished import movement and an in
creased export of domestic produce and specie.
The aggregate since LIST January shows the follow
ing changes from the same period in 1854 de-
crease in imports of say 50 800 900; increase in
the exports of domestic produce and miscellaneous
goods Of s., 400 000 and falling of in the exports
Of specie and bullion of about $l3, $780, 900. The
following are the comparative tables for the week
ending yesterday
For the neck 1858. 1859 1850.
General merchandise. ], III 100 3,175249 2,6S0b47
Total for the week. 81 asa 23S sos 7Ol $500 lat
Previously reported So l56 102 243
Since January $50 2s6 394 lot $40 $50 l04 051 800
EXPORTS Exclusive OF SPScm
1865. 1859. 1850
For the week 81 ,732, 439 10O0,O42 1871 727
Previously reported 959,S1 275ol 436 03S ,S79
Since January L. s2s 500 $50 2s5ol ,s7s 1870, eos
EXPORTS SPECIE.
1858 1859. 1850.
For the week 49,. SOS 2l8 1869 200 21l2,427
Previously reported IL 1888 800 97e2,SSS 16S39o97
Since January 81 ,sO2,lA sl4a2,lo7 1861 ,s24
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IN ad COUNTIES also to sell aud convey the present poor
bouse buildings and farms IA said counties.
An act for de relief u Lewis Gayeit, an alien
An act or the relief Of Peter Butcher, an alien
An for the Incorporation OF the YOrkvilie Library,
In The city of New YORK
An All Ia chaps. the name Of Jesse Rakeslce Acox
An act 10 affirm and establish the boundary line be
tween the towns of lrondcquiot and Webster, IN the
county of Wayne.
An act io enable the Supervisors of the osty and county
Of New York W raise money by tax
An act 20 provide tor the supply q water IN the village
An a. 70 saisy the claim Of the heirs Of Henry Sat,
terly soldier Of the Revolution. to bounty lands.
An 81 provide for more tlorcash supervision aud
inspection 81 oonsou Schools and further amcud the
statutes relating public instruction IN this state
An ACT 70 the Law &c taxation Tor t support Of
schools and 10 change the mode Of distribution OF school
An act to incorporate the aremen 81 the Of Morr
ssn part u the town ofwesi Farms, m the county
al westchcster.
An al To divide the salisbury and Mannheim Plank
Ecad Company into two Distinct companies
An at 70 exempt lands held by agricultural societies
from TAXATION
An ACT TO amend an act passed Feb 49, is2i entitled
act establishing ustccs the city Of Albany.
and he is sncnda,ory thereof and TO regulate the fees
Of ices rtnesscs ocus,aees and Jurors IN said court
An at for te relef q wase BALDWIN, contractor Cor
draining the csyurs marshes aud swamp lands.
An al 10 provide for thu distribution of standard
~rs 81 American nshcfs scns ,he libraries of district
o. book
york HISTORICAL socIefy l-om sale under execution.
An AT To- provide against unssic buildings in the CITY
of New York
An at Tor ibe construction 81 bridge across hc south
by. IN the county q washiNtou and the building Of
rosd the village ~ Witch vi. IN sai county the
side ~ Lake Champlan. W the south line q tne
An ses Cor ts appointment ~ a,mssicners of Rords
D. the sounty ~ King
An at 10 iay o,t and ops River srce'. in the city u
r.vsklyn from present tcrnirnJu Al Estofway to
Nc~so~n cr,ss AID ao,horrng he construction of a
fsLei ilcrcn
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NOTICE il hereby given that The under
4 signed. = Commissioner app"inted bv
he PIKE Court III Common Pleas ~ its Apr.
Term, 1850, 10 certain suit for partition
pending Ia s.id Court, wherein Solomon
Roser-on WIS plaintiff. and Mason Cochran
and Albert Cochran were defendsnss, will
an Saturday, the Orb day ~ June. 1860. b..
tween The hpnrs ~ nine och OK. A. M, +, aud
i,r o'clock. r.. NJ " said day, offer Tor sale
~ public auefion ~ The court house door 10
the town " petersbnrah. Pike County, lad !,
she iclowiug real estate. e wit: The north
hslf ~ the north east quarter VI the north
east quarter Of Section 81 il township one,
nofih of large six wes', Ia Pike county. In
diana. con,ei;Hing twen'v acres; slsn, shs
south fractional Section IL. in township one
north Of range SIX, west In Dubois county,
Indiana. containing nineteen acres and sixty
hundredths 81 nm ncrr.
Ter1hs Of SaIe-A credit 81 ELK months
will DE given, the puicI,aser giving note
with approved security, bearing interest
from date. and waving all relief from vslu.
alton or appraisement laws.
JOHN r.. PHILLIPS Commissioner.
NAV y 1S6D-1w r1 NMlNlM 1D at
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DY virtue Of decree 10 me directed from
- the office Of The Clerk of the Circuit
Court 81 Dubois county Ind Jsn.lterm 1860
will offer for sale at public auction, 10 The
highest bidder, FOR cash 10 hand. at Tie door
81 the Court X ouse, IL Jasper, or li 'fai
r7ssnorMONDAY. June II, 1860. t
between the hours prescribed BY law the
repisand profits, for seven yeas Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in
Dubois county. to-wii: 8yl1'RH
IA The usdivided gone-hslf oiuthe 8. w. one
qvpses- Of Section A. town A. South Rage
8 W., containing 80 scres, more or less.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
81 principal, interest aud ccst called Tor BY
ssid wsis, wiIIst the ssme time md place,
and 10 like name. seIllhe lee simple Of
sasd Fcai estate. Y N xsr aNi ayi sfsis
Decrecd 10 be sod Is the property 81
Stephen Rose az the suit OF Henry p. Hub
bell. tar saa kn tr
JACOB HERMAN, s. ID. G.
May 10. 1S6O-3w. Prs. fee - 30
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vEHE undersigned viii reII At public sala
= al The late residence ~ John Mcdonald
s'e"' Dubois county. Deceased. on The 9th
day of June. 1860. the personal property Of
said Deceased. mo- taken by the widow,
consisting ot h"rsss, cattle. hogs, sheep. hs, /.
corn, oats. farming utensils. household and
kitchen furniture, &c.
Terms-A credit OF twelve months will b.
oven On all fnms over three dollars, the
purchaser giving note with approved securi-
~, waving the valuation or spprsjsmen.
laws All sums of three dollars and under
cash in hand
BAIL B. EDxovsT0N, Admr.
Nav III. ls6u.-yy