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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-30

THE YAzoo Pass BRoKEN.-It has already been
mentioned that the Yazoo Miss Pass had given
way, and most of the plantations upon its banks
overhowed, and the crops completely destroyed
The loss is estimated at 81 100000. The last
azOO Citizen says:
The water has fall of eight or ten feet, and is
and force to fell trees in its course throwing
waves, and foam and spray high into the air, with
a roaring akin to that of an approaching tempest.
The damage to this country is almost incalculable.
Judge Shelby estimates his loss at S25 900. Mr..
Bobo estimates his loss at $4,000. +. r. Shelby
estimates his loss at $4,000 1t will injure amaiori-
ty of our planters, by destroying crops stocks, &c.
If the river remains full, it will food the country
along the lower pass.
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A z NV A ND w.

The Marine Guard, late of the United States
soop-ofwar Portsmouth, which went out of commits
sion at Portsmouth, New Hamshire, on the 23d in
slant, arrived at the Marine Barracks, BROOKLYN,
on Monday, en- route for Washington, where they
are to be paid off.
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The Athens Post says the farmers in that region
are in the midst of harvest, and they generally
report the wheat crop better than they. expected
three weeks ago. Similar reports reach us from
other portions of East Tennessee.
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The Nashville (Tenn.) Union states that the
wheat crop is represented as having been slightly
injured by the rust in some portions of the State,
but, as general thing, the crop will be fine
one
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The Boston TrareLer announces the failure of
Messrs. Trull Brothers. extensive distlers of that
city. This firm have, for several years, transacted
an extensive business upon the Continent of Europe
Smyrna &C.
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Sailing of the Arabin for I.0sfon

HALIFAX, June 2S.-The Royal mail steamship Arabia
sailed from here at 5k O'Clock this afternoon for Boston
where she will be due about on Wednesday morn
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMoRE

HALIFAX, ~ 500 bbls wheat -four. TO bbls rye do.
10 bbs corn meal tree rice bbls pork box tobacco
bag coffee. WA ''"ae'o
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POINT BONITA, CAL.-By the last steamer we re-
ceived the rumor that it proposed to sell to the
Government a piece of land at Point Bonita for the
erection of fort, for the sum of $500, OOO 1t is
matter of doubt as to whether the whole county of
Marin, in which Point Bonita is located would
bring that much in the market to-day A ranch,
embracing some four five leagues of land lying
along the Bay of San Francisco, was sold a short
time ago for $4,000 or ST., 900. Point Bonita is
very proper place to erect fortifcaton, but we
presume that enough of land for that purpose could
at any time be purchased for at the utmost 81 900
1t is to be hoped that Senator'S and Representa-
tives in Congress will prevent the consummation of
this branch. They are acquainted with the yalue
of property in that neighborhood.-S Francisco
Herald of June 5h
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The Atlantic Straw Works at Nantucket have
suspended operations for the present. No time is
hxed for opening them again, the company are
waiting the turn in business matters. They usually
make 1900 bonnets and about 100000 hats per
year, employing two males and 237 female opera
tiyes.
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From Rio.

New YORK June 29-Rio dates to Nav 23d were re-
ceved by arrival here today The vessel reports pass
ing going n the ship Banshee and Bark Indus from Bal
timore also, the Panama, from New York
The Weather at Newfoundland.
ST. JOHNS, N. F.-The weather is thick with rain but
has some appearance of a clear up.
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BRITIsH CAPTURES ON THE AFRICAN CoAsr-The
Brig Isabella, from Sierra Leone, MAY 22d, brings
the following report:
Brig Caroline Gibbs, from Boston, arrived Nav
18th, in tow OF Il. NJ. steamer Elector, which cap
was, however, discharged at Sierra Leone, as being
a lawful trader. Schooner General Scott was cap
tured as a SLAYER by H. NJ. steamer Teazer, and
brought into Sierra Leone May 2Oth The follow
ing vessels were taken on the coast slavers from
the lst Of April to the last of May:-Scbr. Winte-
mach, for Boston; Brig r. NJ. Charlton for Sa-
van1nah; Bark Almeda, for Boston; Bark Mine
!5onka, Tor New York; Norwegian schooner, un-
known.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG A NJ S

RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal did but little
business last week, but good news has been received
as to very early resumption of navigation through
out the whole line. Such, learn, is the forward
ness of the work at Dam No. 4, caused in great
measure by the late favorable weather, that heavily
loaded boats will be able to pass at that spot as
early as Wednesday next, the 30th instant
On the same day there will he a called meeting OF
the Board of Directors of the Canal Company at the
City Hall in this city, at which time and place will
also be present delegation from the coal compa-
nies doing business through the canal. We under
stand the object of this to be the part of the Ca
nal Board to procure if possible, a loan from these
companies so as to secure the completion of the
stone dams Nos and the coming fall, both of
which are now considerably advanced d-Nationat
hteiligencer.
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The Cnors.-The CassviIle (Georgia) Standard

The CRoPs-The Cassville (GeOrgia) ,Sandard
saws:
The Wheat Crop-Within the past and present
week we have and conversed with a good
number of farmers from different portions of the
county, who are almost unanimous in their opinion
that not more than half crop has been made in
Cass county this year. The wheat heads generally
look full but the grain isn't there.
The Ashland (Ohio) Union has the following:
We have had week of as genial weather as ever
blessed the earth. The barley crop, which occu-
pies greater breadth of ground in this county
than in any previous year. is now being harvested,
and the yield is good The wheat also prom
ises full average crop, and if there is any def
cheney of corn, it will be because farmers neglected
to plant.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-30

We see it stated that Gen. Levero Castillo is in
New York, as the agent of Santa Anna. Iti more
than suspected that he is in negotiation with one of
the steamship commodores for the purchase of arms
a war steamer, and other material, wherewith Gen
eral Santa Anna may make strong descent upon
Tampico or Vera Cruz
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wool, medicines copper
coins china paints, Sc. 1855, ,5O5f sc 621210Of.

Iotal... .235, ,531 ,200f. $50, ,593 543f
These exports and imports have been effected by
means of 4Ol3 vessels, of 1,247, $50 tons; and of
these vessels the following trade to each of the Chi
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DECREASE OF IMMIGRATION.-The last report of the
Commissioners Of Emigration shows a great de-
crease in the number of emgrants arriving at this
port from the lst of January to the 23d inst The
arrivals for that period are in fact less than half
those of the same time year. The number, up to
June %, 1857 81 ,609, while that of the present
year is only 30450. This decrease is unqucstiona-
ably, attributable to the late financial revusion
1t is one of its most natural consequences The
alarm which our crisis created in Europt gave this
country new aspect to many European eyes. The
demand for work bread, the tumultuous scenes
of Tompkns square and the Park-fOmented and
prolonged for certain political unprecedented
the emigratng classes from trusting themselves to
the incertitude of fortune which seemed to await
them here. 1t will probably be some years before
the tide of emigration falls again into its old chan
nel.-N Y Herald.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-30

yellow FEVER AT MATANzAs CUBA.-The New
Bedford Mass Mercury of the 25th inst, says:-
Captain Huxford, of bark Robert Pennell, arrived
at this YESTERDAY from Matanzai Mat 18th inst
raging with great severity at that port. Frederick
P. Starbuck mate of the Robert Pennell and son
of Capt. Obed Starbuck of Nantucket, fell vic
tim to the yellow fever. A Russian vessel in port
lad lost her captain and ten seamen from the same
disease The vessels in port were hurrying their de-
ma
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-30

The semi annual interest due 1st July proximo, on Mil
waukee and Mississippi First Mortgage per Cents, and
the city of Milwaukee 10 per cent Bonds, issued
the road will he paid usual at the Company's Office
New York by drafts Milwaukee, with exchange ad-
ded
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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Police InteIIioence

TIE WEATHER.-The thermometer ranged yesterday a.
fol!ows-11 o'clock, A. NJ. eOo, P. NJ 92o, P NJ 9lo
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-30
TRADE OF CHINA WITH THE WEST

Grand total. ..... 2S6, 500 494 3S3 ,593 $40 go
The general trade may be calculated from
following schedule -
Enlnln frnani EllLlLLr1
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,U York.

BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER X Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No. ~ SOUTH sTREEh
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The Exchanges indicate considerable falling off in
transactions compared with the previous week,
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks made
up Monday afternoon presents the following aggregates
as compared with those of the previous week:
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6tsamboa,s mb RAILROADS..

Tor BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
Il PORT snI FALL RIyER,-Ths spsu i'd aud nperoi
sxan- EMPIRE slATy Cap Jews' issy-s hs~ Yors ever
TUESDAY, THURSDAY ssi SATURDAY. q 0'c.oca N
and .be EMPIRE STATE Cart Bnyton, .esysi New Yos
svrry MONDAY WEDNESDAY aat FRIDAf os.ocA
p from Per No ~ Dear ~ ss1sry s<h toasairs
4 NrupI1 rsrs ~sJ
He~ss ~ ;essfi-i solrei &c anJ sp7io<n'
shs.l have o-e1 paii i5s
Frsxr Boston q 'c-< Mi .hrlxh With ftf dspsco %
q Exprsss PreEn, Iraib-
WN RORpEn Azert Ne. ~ ,ad y WAs-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
b A U TIT UL HEAD
RICHLY GLOSSY HAIR
CospLkrELv PsHsssvso
TO THE GREATEST ACE.

And who hat IL ony would have Il rsltot.d 70 s.a,s
color or Bald but would have the growth resI.d ~ rsbh
~h Scrotu!a Scsd Head, other sfupt.ss hat wpsa
eur or with Sick Heashe N-urssi. bst woald sssdt
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIYE Mi do Al ,hi. s.. clraJa
and he following
Ass Assos Nov 4 isas
Prot o. j. Woop-DeS Sir; have heard mlcb .sd % ses
wonderful effects Of yogr Hair Restorative bat hsTins ee~
50 of' cheated by qrsch-rJ and qusek n.'fl' h- y a
ws disposed piece your Rest1rsnve tn same casgoy
With he aossnd and loudly .ruDpsd gaas Siiss
1hul nes you in Lawrence County 'os1e ,usHs 'n, ~~
you gsvs assurance induced the ti. q ~.
become thin entirely wby and peiof- eihsnssDS 90:
2t your ARA bot'les hes ssL rs. "a h' ons
and sossy t.p aud 90 srely s had she Continues
II, simply bec.use ofi,. bealbx sot. pa sbs hair bs
Of NV family ana f.nds osng your Hsiyc sh the hoo
p.t -fc, THEREFOR krptcsn and tnnb,s rrrenss y
Ia chsra,er and value are .nisy rsuye and c.a sne -
~oud h.ye their hair rts,rd firm white gxy Toy
sstss.- oi.ss color aud e.sgy and oy al yOuns 9s
SOLOMON MAax
Fn~ad WOOD II long tim. srsr sac Va, at shss
seld before The bottle Of Restorative fr which yoa ..s
an order up your As.at n Detroit and wh@h ~,
,uded 70 Try II 90 Mrs MAnns hair tie .utrs, -, I'll
IL has done al thar you assured me Il xd 90; 81
Aer. Of family and hirBts having witnesses. n. sats -
usns sad recommending yth.r a AMID Il hs
dshest consideration you claim Or H.
soL0Mos MANN
hsss ss-i Prot a. Wooos HAIR h..orsiv- sni have
fnHsd It's wonderful effect. NJ, hair ws. b.eoman< |.
aousht ps-naiury bR BY 10. u.- Of hs Rs sfy-
~ csnDlsd %. oaa solt sud has- doubt pern.ars1
"a s. BREESE er SaAsos U g.
o WOOD d Co. Propulsion. No. SIT Br.i-.y
". 49, New NpA "ise Railing E'sba'S"sa'l al NO y"
And sod b, q. god Dvssi,. end Fsacy Goods Dsssr'.
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Meoital.

SANDS SARSAPARllLA-lhe beat MedleAs
~ vra tr Jleerons sud Erupiive Diseases PIniyia<
tn H., and freen the Lver sonaeh ard b' from ~
rrsiuc. 81 unb al'hy seer tiSus orc" vac " P'PAs'
,s.@,iv, and .s,r., remedy tina, can b. nscd So
p,.,s ~ s.ld by A. B. ID SANDS hosesAs Dos
ss. y, ~ Futnn.sf.. eor 81 "iuisnl w loIN
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NOTICE.-The undersigned holders of the
IN SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of the RI rLAND AND
BURLINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY to the ano mt in the
sesesae thsa 900 hereby give notice tina. mert
bondhodsrs creditors security ~ whose
claims the Trustees in the possession Of the said Railroad ADD
prty hold the Ia will be held al The Bellows Ais
fki+ Bellows Falls the Stste Of Vermont "EDNE5-
DAY the 10Th day Of February next O'Clock 'or the
puTpO nomDAiinE Trustees and acting under tho law re
csry passed BY the Lgieture of Vermont emitted An Act
ia relation 80 Trustees OF Rai.rosds.n -
I. P CHANDLER, JNO. II. jENhS,
SOUTHWORrH SHAW, WIN THOMAS,
WM II HART A. q. PARWELL 4 Co,
n ID ASHLEY f.. D. BRIGHAM s Co.,
T0HE G WATSON RUSSELL J. PARKER,
T. r STGDDARD CHARLES J. HENDEE
e u HEAD }. w. BALDWIN.
II " PFRKINS PETER HARVEY
taA JACOBS EwD. d PETERS s Co,
W. E GREELEY, 10 Liquidation.
CHAS. A. READ. CHARLES LANE,
HENRY RICE. LUKE FAY.
J. KENDALL, H. W. SUTER, Trustee,
GIIIEY
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DANIEL s HoUGH. Auctioneer
HIGULY important AUCTION NOTICE.

II
Positive sale OF al the elegant Rosewood Walnut Mshos.
ally and Oak Furniture Velvet Carpes Man.e and Pier MIR
Oil Paintings Decorstions Works OF Ant Se cont In
Broadway and University place THIS DAY lrhur'd.yl,
description Of the goods contained in the House. viz:
In tie Suite, Of oak Dninlroon Furniture com
pe4 with all Kitchen Utensils and elegant China
Dinner Tss Ses Ivory Cutlery Sver'wsre Cut Glass &c.
belonging TO the family. -,
Paror Suites Center Side Tables Corner and Wal Essers
Fiaur.. Clocks Oriasnens Paintings Eagravngs Lsdys
Secretary Work Tables Easy Chsrs BooScs.es Gss Fixtures
one roe wood 7-cctsye Piano, Stool and Cover, &C.
In the Chambers fine assortment of carved rsew od and
abogepy Belstrads Bueas Sands Couches Chair Csrs
Cnbs Sos fine caedhsir Mattresses Blsuke Beds and
Bedding end variety Of desirable goods too nnmerou, to
mention Descriptive catalogues the morning Of sale Sale
COMMENCES at l01 a. m. precisely
d. s HOUGH. Aucti0neer Office No. go Broalway.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

j TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
cities with Western Norhwetern aud South
by ccptinuous Rswsy direct. This Roed also
Pittsburgh with daily lines Of all ports West
Rivers and Cleveland SsnGusky with the
al porte the North. fascinating the direct
chesp ssd resbe route by which FREIGHT be forwarded
~ and tom the Crest Wet.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIEsT Boots 81 Has and Caps. Books On cant, l..
Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and trurks Drugs TO- =.
lin boxes snd bses) Feather. Surs, Sc......b i'O ID
SECOND CLAsS-DC uestc Sheetiug Shir.ins and
Tictins lin -igins bse') DRUG. lin csksJ, Hard IS y
Lssber lin rolls boxes Wool aud Sheep %
Ptls Eastward. ac............... ..-.....
THIRD CLASS -Anyls, Steel. Chains (iu casks -,
Hen Bacon Sud Pork st-c oos- OF iu sacks ~ u.s
lob eco Manufactured except Cut So ''' u
FOURTH CLAss.-CoHee Fish Bacon. Beef and
Pork in casks Eastward Lard aud Lard cent? -
On Ns,ls sots Ash. German C.y. Tar, Pitch. 100 n.
n"'n' a.. .......-..........I
FLoVR-7jc y bbl unit, i.stbcr Lo.ice.
ORAIA-3jc. y 100 n un,l further notice.
COTTON bale MT eyC.c1iug SO 10 weight Until further
notice.
icDs to marx pstlg- Y. Pennsylvsni, Railroad" Au
90 ds consumed 10 the Asls q this Road Ph.dephta
Pitt bur IA Will ~ bnwsrd.1 without detention.
tRkiCHT ACrsTs -Haffs " .ney & Co, Memphis Tenn
X H. Sa,s c., = Lou,sI r g 0Rily Co. Evansville
InG, buu"-rI b. / Coz and Carter Jrwrtt Louisville
ny Is. 4 M.ldrurn Madison. Iud Il. Brown Co. and
Irwin s Co., CncinUsti, " Gr.h.m & Co.. Zsn-svir
OhK Lre,h CO. No - Kby ST.. ston; L-e.h CO.. No
Astot HoGY New York aid No. 90 nth 49, NV YORK
j. snteder Philadelphia Mssrsw Koons BAlt D. A
Stewart, Pi'tsblrgh
H. J. LCMBAERI, oprrnieudeAt. A!toona Pa
lar
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COUTUERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CONE

CW,THERN PAClf1C RAILROAD CON-
~ PANY-Whereds, The present. urgent ndeb-dnes OF THIS
petion of seventy miles Of road rendf abs tey
necessary that the Company should realize at once the n.
Of m stock remaining due and unpaid OIL January 1898
without Discrimination where payments nave ot o-u sd
ngement enferd into Tor e ad stneut
M All such indebtedness BY the subscribers holders OF the stock
upon which there remain uPaid ns;snens There
RteI|d By the Director. Of he Southern Pacific Railroad
Company that the said Directors proceed on February H. @
Office in the CITY Of New Orleans 70 gel, a. pubic auction to ne
highest bidder cash all The 'Lares Of the Subscribers 10 me
capital stock Of said Company upon ch haneh'. are pi'
said shares transferred 81 the books u tue
Company the purchaser thereof provided by
th- sixth section Of the charter cf tbs Company.
R,rcd That II the Of n 'hIi not &c
sufficient pay the do by the subscriber, wh. stock
sold with interest aud chs. neeon tte President Of tho
Company authorized h, dissection "a cause % b. instituted
legal proceedings ec the dehcit from such deu
ouet sb-crib-. promise sell dispose Of the
TO y rS,on or party at discretion ami make
thereof rs be- deem proper IN the premises.
That the Preside shall give pubic nO'ce
that sae has been msde OF al stock with 5, per cent and
less sums paid thereon and also have circular letter addressed
subscriber Whose APPEARS the books Of the Com
psny notifying them Of such sse 81 ths, Misrepresentation
shall exit and thereby a. future sales and transfers may D.
STOPPED by the nee delivery OF the cehcae' Of sock winch
may be OUTSTANDING.
orrcr sor1HrRN PAeitie RAltR9AP CoXsMr}
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l9. 1888.
SIR In accordance with the shove resolutions passed BY the
Hc.d Of Dectof Of Company big leave 10 Inform yos
that all stock your upon which stasnts were due
and uuusid sold NJ public auction on tue l1th Inst.
has chased by Gentlemen VINO have
large iper, in the a. and they have Instructed that
should suy khoder wish The amount due h' stock
month from this dsi 10 permit nm ~ - do and 20
issue hun his certificate 81 ~ paid
Official been received that the twenty mites Of
the road required by charter be completed By h 18Th u
his month finished and the running thereon the
lIth ils:. yesy respectfully, Your obedien: servant
GEO ;. lERGER President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

CTRAM to SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-
~ TIE mssnhoe1t aesmship VANDERBILT, % tuna r. u
L.eFie master vii with t5- MAILS
TPo~ htvYoRE Toa soCIs Ios sot raAsPros hohA'kh
anProS AID aavRs FoR sE~.YOeE
SATURDAY. prI lN "WEDNESDAY. k2rl %
sA1CRtAY.."......My p "WEDNESDAY. June
saturday. 3WEDEESDAY., July u
PrCe Of passage sSoriax 81 room bEr eSoA-
go al &l59, -econi CABIN s60 Ani SIS
sy,i- delivered IN London and Para
For tfsixh- psssax- spp.y
D TORRAECE. AR-nt No SB,v.lnt G-~-a Z.
Tor GLASGOW, CARRYING the UNITED
i STATES MAlL-Ta- s.riH,hp hEWfORh sails Ga
SATURDAY MA'Ch IS a. 2 IN.
Rat. q Psssags- CABIN
st.tase found with cooked provisions ~
Apply ROBERT CRAIG, No. l. broi1vs
l. las pc 4 made ID u dsys IL ho-Es
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UPREME COURT of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ AARON H.vANCLEvE WILLIAM r McKEAN and ~
sEPH c. POTTS, who have survived XE.N0PhON J. NAY
NARD asanst REUBEN P. DAVIS ia csse-Netioe u bereT
that the second day Of April Ast WRIT " Ar
TACHmENT ssped sut Of the Supreme Court Of HewJssL
above PANIED defendant for the OF twenty hundred ID
and retunable 10 ne twenty fifth day Of April last
WILLIAM NJ FORCE, Clerk
ia lawSuThr BARKER GUMNERE Attsusy,
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
n On and .a.t THURSDAY Jan q lass, and f.tA.
nes,ce P..arusst Trains ~i leave Per hr d Dssas~
f,nows Wis a.. n....., 80.
NAT TRATN At s:Sa M for Duskirs and sssas aai t
.ocKIiNp PAsSENGERkt Sp. m. iron 10. cssssssS.
W. PisrDou, ff sua-rns ssd in.erDedSe Ssaa,as
WAY PASSENGER ~. N, Tor Nswoafsn' A'aaie"va -
lnt-rrpedis<e SattcnA .,-..-..,
NIGHT EXPRESS 81 p m caiy, ff Din&As' ~~ 0osav
rb..s EIpc~. rr,ins connect Elmirs vito tns Sm1s
c.,.na,irn. and Nsxr, Fsis Railroad for N>eht Fals
B,Dsh.,ton with the Syrsruse and BinShsnbon s~ns1 -
s,rsg.s q CornnS with the Bufso Corning and ssrfs
L.I.w anns snd Western RsirOad for Setntm q hesceA
y,Il4 wrh laao aud Novfots cay haEoea bSsast
R sni Durkirk With the LkkeSbor- kArssd sW Oss
i.nd CDcinnra Toiodo, Detroit Chc.so A
1870 & y. HHADLEY. Assistant FreStssl
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CUPREME COURT.-MARY ANN GREER

SVFKENE CUT KI.-MAR1 ANN UKEEK
~ sssiu.t MARGARET S. SANKSTON q a.-In parsa.nos
Of judgment Of The Supreme Court of the State N-wYo
made IL this action tue 10Th day OF February 1853 Rfc
ARD H. BC"SE tho referee namsd therein, vii. e,o-s
sale 81 public suction, the l7h day 81 Apru 1879 Otst
a. pooD at the Merchants EHchsBg the City ct New Io,
by PHILIP X WILKINS sucoa-er al thosr i've bA
Ut abd sDd the building. thereon situate the
Of Perry and Blseser Cy Of Yorf sal
whch ssen together ar bounded aud Deserted follows
Beginning at the ssd north sastery Beet
and running thence norihey along the sasy side
becserst ninety I'VE feet inches line IL Of
Walton thDce aztey along said Watous line seyrn,y0
sr nches thence southerly hus parallel with B-e So
nir rive rect six inches Prrry the
Tth.riy side OF PerryN five ssM
:csher Perry AID Beeckrs the place VI b. nnios DssA
New-YCrk Feb. 10 1853
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