DIED,
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In New-Haven on the evening of the 3Oth ult. MT. JOHN J. BARNARD, Cashier of the Mechanics Bank, aged S1. Mr. B. was native of Hartford, but has resided in this city for several years. At the or ganization of the Norwalk Bank he was appointed cashier of that institution, and continued in that office till the establish- ment of the Mechanics bank in this city, when he was offered, and accepted the of flee of cashier in the latter institution. He was a gentlman of very handsome talents, and was highly and deservedly respected by all who became acquainted with him. By his constant and devoted attention to business, he laid the foundation for rapid decline, which has at length removed him from his family and friends, in the prime of life, and in the midst of usefulness. He