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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond, he rsdse end
Ship Euoynrn Hsst Liverpool May l, mdse sud "a pes.
to Rowland rockingham. May Thomas Hun., shas Joha
Ptirs seaman, fell from the nbboom overheard, ana VI"
saIp Matilda tof LIVERPOOL Porter Liverpool April a. md's
and 10 pass to r. p Buck Co. go,
SO days cos to NewYok Gas Co. Crossed the Banks ia
a. but Q ice was beOelmed days of Moosat
Bark Amsrsnh (BTen Pobs Rotterdam 80 days, sehnspps
and IS pass to Ueolpho Wolfe Experienced heavy westerly
Bak Elizabeth (scao) FOrtoen Palermo 70 dsys fruit to
Chamberlain, Phelps Co.
Bark Adam Lodge Br ThOrbur Newcastle days coal 70
Big Rush Btas Gibraltar IS days seed fruit kc sni tires
pass Giro Fsnca May 49, 81 81 O9 70 So 'P9.ss i 60.
and liable wines the most Of the passage and great Ss
Brig Albion OBJ Jones' Pal. o 20 days fruit TO Chamb.d.l
Phelps Co. Experienced very heavy weather Lost ssl' w.
Sd inst q miles = T. of Sandy Hook, took pio: IRON ""
Brig susan Emily tof ST. George Me Wall Arroyo, p 4,
81 days via Delaware BeakwsteI days sugar and 80
H. Broosmsn Co Was 10 days N Of Hstterss WIN HsH'
Big Grey bound OF Boston, Pierce Pence T. sugar 40 20
coast and 10 days OF DelswsIe with csln wesheL
Brs 0usysIs tBreml Orken, AnsOssura May hides ~
schr. David Wolfe Russell Newberr, N c., days h''S
store. 10 Van Brnnt Slasht
sebr. josephine NJ: Lane. Lurvey. Gloucester feb
sshr $: GTier, Derby Delaware days, grain, RDbAh'-
sehr. J NJ Lane Lenvy, Gloucester days, fab.
sehr. GeD. Taylor, Jones, Gloucester 3dAys, fish
schr. Andrew Brown, Lowell, Albany for BOs.OD.
sebr B,s,e, Lowell, Albany for Boston;
sclr. Roanoke, JoLes Pot Even for Taunton.
scbr. L. Perkins, Worth, Albany Tor New. Hsves-
sehr Orator Ghb. Port Even for Nesport
Schr. 8. Ludwig Wsdsn Ronde u. for Providence.
sloop Editor. Case Rondout for Providence.
Sieop Chssls. Ian Phesr Rondo9t for s,opiHsor OH
Steamer o'c.oa Kenney Norwich and New LondOh, A'
Z. H. Rockwell.
sAlLEDshPs southsu poo for London Reporter Is s'a
Fran cisco.
Withholding the day. from NJ to s.
BELOW One bark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

x,..r.,ed. The n<n.hiy return Of the B,nh Of
-. a,otb,cy increase in the bullion equal 10
40 s0o mo Tb1 total now held is $sS 100000. A.
s \. Ginning Of the year IL only 500 Yet
IN The face o. this augmentation French securities snce
that time have experienced no recovery.
In r,rsrd 10 Dry Goods, TIE IadepeT6ent says:
"Tte trade from first hands has obs,ed considera-
bly. and little il doing but jobbers are mooeraleIy
busy and expect that the: June sales, II the month
prove fine, viii be better than those in May As smal
hills seem TO be the rule this year, 1t 10 aso e1pecteo
that trade Of this kind will continue all throaen lne
Summer ard that the usual vacation, or aiihosy Gu
tire cessation Of business will not take psce' ne
blaek stape silks are in steady moderate Request a.
full prices Figured and all dress and fancy shs are
very scarce. Prices are looking up Neg rooYns
are very ecarce and old styes are IN peter denou
improved prices. Woolens are not 90 well sustained
in price, and in this respect cOntrss, strongly win All
ain snd cotton fabrcs, Domestic fsorics are IN
steady demand without great activity ana sneetsngs'
shirtlpgs and dIis remain at previous price, ouu
rner prnts are vet seirg TO fair extent Inc "oolsh
trade shows limited degree Of activity from tne pur-
chase of the ceihiers, who are preparing Ior .hef
Fell trade, and manufacturing garments HSo j.
Fancy continue TO be very sclVe anu are
the leading article Just now, and prices OF these are
6ym Cloths az we'll as low usilties OF wooicnS LOT
Winter clothing all in excess oil stocks ana are
heavy in prices. Shawls and ribbons are about the
only goods in the dry gosds line WHICH nave pau
good profit this season.
We give below the official figures Of the result OF
the business Of the Erie Railroad for the six months
ending let Of April which were presented to the meet
ing this evening. The result shows decrease OF
tIS8 100 in the net earnings as compared with the
same period of last year, and deficit OF siOoe4 70
for the six months. The came six months OF lSJogave
profit .f $i2JS7 81. The largest 'ss of traffic has
been from pesserg We have not space tonight 10
20 into an snaysis of the report. 1t is in some pens
better and in some than has been anticipated.
The de6ci. lie greater than he's been general reported
The fourth mortgage Bonds hand April l.. ]9f7WO
Which will produce in cash or indebtedness. bS50
Surplus all debts orI1<
LIST Jupe-bIs payable ....''.'''''''''.'' ooo916
Ofwhicb indorsed by ID. Drew............" opVV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
Perorted BIZ Telcgrdph.

NrwOsIr,xs June Corrox-s.les day ZOO eales Il
generally unchanged pe FLOUR closed with an sfssncins
tendency; sal.s at ri ~. Provisions very dull .
PHIL June Flour quiet win o~ehnios Ten
sency sales at - 2 WHEAT duh and tending downward
ga Is of red at a5c ST. and White al e5c G$t Is Coax IL
active Al 7c for ard 7d7S for Yellow WHISKY dun
Mess Pork i8 Dry Sailed ssdes &C. do Shoulders &c LARD
In bbls !dllic. u,
BAL1INosE, June S.-FLorR quiet bat steady ~Br,r.
Sales Of Red st ST. o. Corn active. Provisions duh
COFFEE firm az lGdllc.
BUFFALO June So ?. m-FLouR rather quie' and I'M
ehspsed sses 500 bbls 81 rs for choice Wsoon.n $40
81 10 for extra Ohio aud Indiana 81 5G 81 80 for d,aae
tra. WHEAT good dem.Dd and hrme sales 80 COZ esh q "
i?ic for Chicago Spng 9ic for Red ldisns sec for Prime
White Canada closing outside Corn shade hfner ard W
good ~ 600 'sb AZ t5tp57c for OBJ aud Illinois,
actve and fmer sales 80 900 BUSH a. Sotesc n sny
closing at outside WHISKY dull; sales $50 fais 81 99t9c
NewYork Lake IMPORTS noon-4 600 bbs FIolr; 500
bush Wheat, 1900 bush. Corn 300 bush Oss Csns TX
PORTS bbls Flour 1000 bush Wheat 600 bush OA
ALBANY June So p m-FtouR 10 in better d'mandi ne
suppy prices lightly hrmer but rates unchanged sales
I60 bbs quiet with ar demand tor prime White
which Is scarce inferior offered freely sales OF 100 bos At
Isl O5d ST. O8 for White Western and 90c for Red ADD mixed
Winter Corn Is shade better, and the supply lped ses
eco bush sole shoat car lots at tsc OArs 49,
weight for Western In store WHISKY a. zic small saie~
OswEGo, June p. uL-FLoUR Gull saies a. - " for
Sraish State WHEAT good cemsnd sa,s OF H. 600 bush
81 fr White Michigan 1919 for extra y1wsuhee Club IT,
Chicago Spring Com fun; sales of 90 900 BUSH a. 1o1
New York Lake IMPORTS; 500 bush Wheat; l2ee bush.
Corn. Csra ExPoRTs: 5000 bbls Flour 1900 bush. Wheat
81, 90 BUSH Corn
CHICAGO, Jupe 3-FLoUR firm WHEAT buoysnt; saies
80 600 BUSH &C. CoRs closed with advancing tendency
SHIPMENTS BUFFALoNo Flour, 5000 bush Wheat,
Com. SHIPMENTS OswEGo-lOO bbs Flsur, 5000 bush
Wheat Com REcEPrs-sOo bbls Flour 3d. 900 bush Wheat
z7COe bush. Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

The REMAINS OF President MOsRoE.-About my
gertlenep natives Of Virginia, residing IN this ety.
assembled at the Metropolitan Hotel Lass evening tor
the purpose Of taking int consideration the property OF
uprg With the authorities Of Virginia in the ceremony
Ct removing the remains Of President Monroe from the
cemetery in the Second in this city, to Rich
mond Va where proposed to erect an appropriate
monument over them. Msjor Hill, U. s. A., was
called 70 the chair ard Mr. W. III. Price was appointed
secretary Of the mettirg
Dr. Jones having brought the subject before the city
authorities with sview Of getting ssitaos monument
erected 10 Mr. Monroe in this city, il was suggested
that an appropriation of 81 GOO could probably b Sc
Gu, ed for that object. Gov. Wise Of Virginia submit
ted the matter to the Legislature Of that State, which
made an priston OF $4,000 for the purpose OF re-
moyi,g the remains of Pre- sident Monroe TO his native
State.
On motion Committee of Five, consisting of A. s.
Wod o. : Sullivan, Dr. Il. Dennis, j. A. Patterson
and Robert Bow, was appointed to draft series OF
resoutions expressive Of the sense of the meeting.
The Committee presented the following fos the con.
siderstion of the meeting:
Rored That Comm ee Of Thirteen be appointed u cor
respond with the authorities Of Virginia and OF this ely on thus
subject obtain other Information and TO make arrange ren
fer carrying out the design Of the meeting and that SAID C'm
Red That with sincere reverence for the ch~s';e and
pa;o.m Monroe aud in generous sympathy with the
pride which prompted State of Virginia 20 bis
bis native State,
ticpate in the monies Of the occasion.
The resolutions adopted, and a Committee OF
Three consisting of DR.. Jones Mr.. Gray aud Mr. Sul
van were appointed TO nomrate the names of the pro-
posed Committee of Thirteen. The nominating COM
ttee presented the following names Major Hdl Mr.
III. Price, DIR. Dennis, Michael Hart, VIM. Bel, Jsmes
I. Seu.ter, Dr. Banks, Robert Blow, Chapman j.
Leigh, j. +. Shepherd Gen. Whest James 5. Gss-
sell, James A. Paterson. On motion, Mr.. o. s. Sull
vsp, ard Mr.. d. c. Peters added to the Com
mittee
The meeting authorized the Committee Of Arrange
mens to fiji vacancies and TO call future meeting TO
hear their report.
The meeting wss addressed by Mr. Sullivan, Gen.
Wheat, DR.. Jones and Mr.. Harris.
After the adjournment the Committee Of Arrange
mens held short consultation, al which It was sug-
eested that the remains should be removed 80 as to
arrive at Richmond the 4th Of July, when the cere-
monies of renterment could take place, that being the
anniversary Of President Monroe's death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
markets-cAAEsvLLY REPORTED rOa TIE N 2. rsrsu,


ASIEsThe market is steady but quiet sales Of 50 bos a.
81 fIr Pcts sud Pearls mainly the former.
COTTONThe market continues heavy aud quiet sales If
lao tales we quote noninay a, l4snI for Mdthns Up
COFFEE-The market for Rio steady with more doing
house purchss.d this afternoon the Chandeliers
Of bses Rio. 20 publish sales
also. of 800 bags Maracsibo 81 II .c
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour
sustained ADD superne State is plenty close
n'de figures Obj Extras Round Hoop shade better and
in fair request, part for the West Indies Upper Lake Extras
are very heavy and eGus the demand tr FOR the ira ie
the Provinces and for .spo Europe the sale.
ibis a. 81 s9d 50 IS for common good State ga as for
.As Dc IS asa IS 80 for superne Indiana Iowa and Mch
%. 81 30 0r DO 30 or shipping brand.
Round Hoop Ohio ard small lots do at - S. ~ 90
trade brands do 81 Goa 81 for s. Louis brand. aud
plenty and choice Extras lower heavy are
lno bbs al - o5qs5 d t brands Southern Flour
without important change the demand moderate for the trade
and fair for Suh American market, and the West Indies the
,ses $40 ibis Of ~ d - ~ fol common good bf,ads
OF Bsmer 81 ia So for fancy and do and IS asa
+6 80 for Family Extra Rye Flour is in fair request
hsavy sale of 40 bbs. Jersey a, 50 ~
FIsHIh marie, devoid Of anms,ion and although prices
Of important transact Dry Cod Ia,
arrived, and r-msiDs sfoat Unsod
GRAN-Ih. Whest mHk. firm a, the advance noticed in
our last the demand sctive mainly fr export de-
crs eifhs induces hrmDess the sales
bush Milwaukee Club AZ S7dS9c Is so bush Chicago Spring
eld6 $3.50 bush Red Indiana aua Michigan part on bosd
shPo Liverpool &d9ec 100 bush good While do q,
1000 bush good White Michigan o9d 81 10; 100 bush
fair bite southern shout 90 Rye se,dy sales Of
sales OF go bush Pc for ordinary and So for good aud
an al lot II choice still hisber
,GuNSY BAGS AND cLoTH-rhe Boston Shipping List
Of TIE nd inst has the following In relation 10 these articles
each mos
"GussY CLorH- The Msrk. quiet FIR this article with
'ses q bales 2I average. a. les cent for
HIcEs-Ihe nsrks quiet hear Of saes Of 600
Insnb9ce 10 Plsdfphis to bee, 90 yrivs.e terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

The Rev. DR. sroRRs referred % ire fact that per-
hsps Lets,sture hsd not directly bnilt up such irs
viions - this yet u bad been instrumental 10 aiding
hem The medical ,cispoe especially oEed much b
literature. Dr. S;orrs closed with great applause,
and received three cheers.
TIE next tosst wss
Pirate Wor-Oue ofths phsss sf publ, pospe i.y"
To which RICHARD o. GoRnAs, esq, responded.
TIE following tossts were sftsrward gigea, aud re-
spc rded 70 by various gentlemen:
" BearereeCsiholc in i' range, and bon 1ql in rs eepe
Action the interest and profit by the
The Medical Faev-A body Of true phiI.nhropists may
,cispfc truth BE- their humanity ,ser object; ADD honor
tksn rwsrd.'
Responded 10 by Or. MAsos.
The Spirit # p1 dge-Pfosres' blended with Religion and
Science"
Responded 10 by the Raw. Nj. PRIME.
The Pyo,-The ace Of the pas. the true Interpreter sad
r,a the We Its office the palladium OF our
str.pttb, hb-Ity and e1is,snee =, -, -
Ths Lsral PyoTss.ions-The Physisrs we have may we
never be " ,hout the Ckrgy. require the Lawyer
The Le9dl Prof,s,0n and ia koHfas 20 ne
CON civil but generally 0uId TO be uncommon aud IN
civil $500. 4, .
With some music and few volunteer toasts the
meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......


sbipsCysnet Moses Sidney Rw Cameron Intrepid, Hdd
Liverpool Nilli.ms Guon.
Bsiksse OM,y (Br) Burgess Liverpool, C. C. Duncsn
CO. $. HoIbIook ilolbrook, s. May: Ca, Ns.mth
Williams Csrdenss. r. r. Buck & Co.
Brs-Ben. Campbell (Brl Forrest Sierra Leone, Beeswi.h
Rocho Ocean Wave, Morton Philadelphia Walsh. Carver
Chase T B. Watson, Darnsby Lsgusyra DAet Bss Me-
costs Haynes. Pcou, T. Peters, Condor Alien. Pros
Han Thompson Hunter GardDs Port FeTnandsz
0poro L. L. AmiincE Hopkins, Hopkins, oporo, C. T..
j. Peters.
schoouers-Alsbams Crouthsr Baltimore, Mckee; Saso9
McDermott Bangor T. H. Sanford. ID. Ostes, Oshes reg
Jef.rsop, master; A. j. Derosset, Tucker, Wilmington
Smith Co; J. X. Stoneback Ridley Plymouth, ke. r. A.
Wright: Keder, Haiksen Savannah, d. G. Murray W d
Cleaie Br Bethel H,rbor Island Miller Luther; p
Stcney Mills, wiImington D,psr postst - 1Ie,sse'
Soop-Pbonix Shepherd, New Haven, j. b. Edwsda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
by Telegraph. A
NEW-oRLEANs, June AR. ship Ipfisns, from VIEW"
Spoken.

spoken.
Nay "a s 40 q, lon. &C. passed, bark Hungarian '@
April le a, Is n, on ., 49, ship Sunshine kyds''
rev foik for Sr Frsncisco. -, y,. Ssn
No date, lat &c. Ion. p II, ship Northern Chie- 'ss'N
Liverpool for New York ,A.a
Nay 10 of Cape de Gs,t Bank Emily Taylor, Taosr bs
for NewYmk an tsa
Apil s. 1878 kB 50 u, ship s'muei wsa' "'''' ~
COso TO- EnFasd. f..i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04


In reference to a caA published in the city journals,
about three hundred of the stock and bond holders Of
the New.York and Erie Railroad assembled on Thurs
day evening, at Clinton Hall. At clock Mr.. Charles
Moran, President of the road, took his place at the
desk and addressed the meeting. He said the policy
he bad urged al the start thst as great publicity
as possible should be given to the affairs of great cor
poratons, and that those not interested had also
right to know the facts. The f8c.s that he should
brig forward would not exhibit TO some very favor
able result for the past ak months, but when a.! was
analyZed for nothing conceeed would be found
to be more favorable than at fret eight. The figures
commenced in October last, in the midst of the osn-
cal revulsion when the wealthy had no ready means
ard when ali business for the time mad ceased, and
business had not 20 recovered sef that its good eff
fects were appreciate in the business Of railroad
transportation Mr.. Moran read figures of the result
of the traffic for the Elk months ending April 1893:
Gross Revenue mos Oct 1857 to April 1858. s253l %
Ordinary Expenses, including taxes and
i.tns IN Trapsp Acct annexed -. 81 ,S7eSt
E1traor Exp's-bsd debts NJ station $50 -
Construction Acct cxpd during mos 5S,ftS 81 ... .
- e6l 6lS "a
Revenue applicable o interest debt ana rem; Of
Union and hemung Railroads. 6l $50 IS
Whereas these items amounted to........... %l595 y
Leaving defci, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4OOO64 90
This result is proved as follows:
Increase Of Bonded Og7 II
Decrease of Materials, Fuel, Lake Erie Pr pellers,
II, al Estate and Bills and Aec'ts Receivable S65eSO 80
Lees: 1879 IS
Increase of Long Dock Investment. sl5l,oes 81
Increase Of cash and cash items..... = 30 81
Decrease Of Floating Debt..,....... G9r5Ss I'll
-i 02j 6S3 l6
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Pm ssen9ers Sailed

In ,hip Southampton, fer LOndonMr and Mrs Charles 4
Minop chidn and Mrs Emanuel aud daughter H.
Fountain C. W. Fillmore g. w Fillmore all Of New Yoff the
Rev Horace and wife Of Worcester Mas and 3on the
- :,
Ia SIR Endymion from LiropoOl-A j. Rousk Of lndsDs,
Mr.. and Mrs r. Walter of England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

MILITARY PARADE. - The Spring parade Of the
Hudson Brigade under the command Of Brighter General It
field took place yesterday a. Hamilton quse. The following
turned First Observation-Disclosures Guard Capt
Newkil Nations, Guard Capt Van Houeh.on Artillery Com
pany Capt HSmey and Dragon company Sec md Rsei-
melt-Jrisy ContinentA Capt. Granger Washington Guard
Capt. speer; Grenvle Guard Capt, Bishop Montgomery
Quad Capt Fsrre The brigade spent several hours 10 field
service and after being reviewed by the Mayor sldiC nmon
Council, were dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

MINIATURE ALhASAc...,..THIs DAY.
StN-Riss. $3.50 SUS-Sets.. 7:T Moos-Hises. Ism
NIGH wATER......1HS DAY
Sandy Hook IL $50 Cove Island. 90 ~ He0se.... 2U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
Receipts Of Produce-JUSE 9.

the North Rirey Bodts2i 600 bSss. Flour, 1ee3 pigs
Pork and Han Ashes 49, OIL Cake 800 do WHISKY
oOO bush Barley 1900 do Malt, 5000 do. Corn, $50 do
Wheat
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Mr.. Moran also read from certain other tabular
statements, proving the correctness Of the above
fgures. He said that 100000 loss was great in
crease; but when they took into consideration that
the earnings at the rate OF only 50 900 900
against $1,000 600 and in 1855 and 80 was evi.
dence tina, the figures for the ps;t Elk Winter months
and during the pTosraton OF business, were not cri-
ttIion to Judge OF the business for the year. But the
expenses In many misunderstanding and stated expenses,
cost Of running, repairs Of engines, &c.-were less
and in other paces-reparso Of cars track and road bed
bridges &c.-were more. When the disbursements
were increesed-as in the case OF repairing cars to
loss of which often fell upon the Company and in the
case Of the road which year since was in condi
ton which coon would not have admitted of the run
ning Of express trains, where's it was now in ex.
celent condtiCn-the CompsDy benefited
While they had not failed to ecopomze
wherever il was advantageous 10 do 80, they
had&o failed 10 means literally when it would
increase the permanent value OF their property. But
while there had been large decrease OF travel and
freight in the past year yet the figures showed that
there had not been a CORE spending decrease of the
receipts Of the Erie Railroad. Indeed, it had more
than held its in the composition, though efforts
bad been mace to steal Its patronage from IL An
agree had been maze few months before 10 cut
off the system Of free passes; and though all others
had violated the agreement soon alter yet the Erie,
with rare exceptions, had kept its faith, and be
asked men interested IN other railroad companies
to stand by the Erie in its efforts to do Justice
by their bond and stock. holders. People often sad
this theory was right but would not do in practice
This wrong. What was theory but the deductions
from observations in practice: What was true in
theory was true in practice No company could be
well iemuneraed unless it paid for service rem
dered ard the popularity secured by the system of
giving free passes was secured 20 individuals who
cured their popularity at tue expense OF the stock
holee,s. M Hursn then alluded to the rIiuous IN
petition bet railroads, AID animadNeed upJD the
wait # INF, gry which IN high s.iudns inject
ed With o.hsr Icsds had sbosp IN thei- agreeu sLis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

FALLING OF A WALTON Tuesday evening por-
III wall Of the oh Depot Jersey City which
sched for the passage of trains into the Depot fell
down. fortunately 70 person was injured
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ult,. have been as follows

The failure has been announced Of Felix Rignon e.
o., ivge sDh kesse q. TuH. B9;S psrttss have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

f,rRcuIT COURT or THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
- for 'he county Of Washingion.-lohn A Bailey, A. y
NJ. his wife against M-ry Curtis George Curtis Susan va
gertun Robert Hunter Curtis Fowler stephen Fowler
susan " Fowler. Frances ~ Fowler Gilbert and Mary ms
WIFE the widow and heirs of Edward Curtis deceased and
the several children Whose names uVknovn OF bis bro
tcr Joseph w. Curtis deceased other ~ The heirs nj law OF
spd ard Curtis and David ITsll-In Chsucer The
compliments the OF square No 81 In the city OF
Washington that said Hall their aud attorney hav
same that September Of that year he Represented 70 com
psinsns ha he had sold the same 70 said Edward Curtis
and they, believing the same to be right confirmed the c
aud executed deeds TO said Curtis Tor said square that they
have recently discovered that nj the time Of said pretended
ale " said Curtis unders God and agreed between him
and said Hall that tho latter waste be half Interested IN sud
sold that said aura ". Moore minor NJ the time she
her said deed that said Edward Curtis bath depaed
1,n his widow and heirs Al Law, IN whom the sad -gree
etween sad Hall and hrr ancesor,in relation 20 the
division Of said square OF the proceeds or profits thereof
well known ths said heirs and said Hall have recently Of
red sd square their interest therein for sale and the
bill charges that the said sale OF said n sud
mon and The object IL the bill is the and
Offering the purchase money which pad 20
them and thereon and the taxes since paid and for
and The other heirs said Edward Curtis unknown TO
reside Of this District ef Coumhta and beyond
he Jurisdiction Of the Court w. therefore this lth day 81
eceber 1881 ordered that nOtice Of the substance aud OBJ
Toe, ~ said bill be given 10 the said resident defendants
and to the unknown heirs Of said "a ard Cur
lis BY cavslng copy OF this order 70 be published N me
an ,he cv Of warning the said defendants and IN
known heirs appear In the Circuit Court Of The District 81
Columbia in person or by solicitor rns s C e n' h be
nrs Monday OF May 1864 and answer the said pi
that The will be taken for confessed sgans tnem-h
nrs of such adverscmentsto be inserted "a @
week Tor siv successive weeks IN SAID nrwspapers ny
orde, Of The Court Test; JNV' D. SMITH, ''ess