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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-18

Orr WITH THEIR HEADs.-Three policemen
have been discharged this week-namely,
Cushman A. Branch, Andrew jackson Church
and Patrick Connors. They were discharged
from no fault, apparently, but being the three
last appointeey, would Of course be stricken
from the list first when any reduction had to
DO made. Charges were preferred against
Connors, but the guillotine had been prepared
before they were made. Branch and Church
were Americans, and good officers. Probably
the first fact facilitated their discharge at
least, we so hear intimated.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-18

WHOLESALE DRY GooDs TRADE. - We
have frequently spoken Of thewholesale trade
of ST. Paul with the interior, in several
branches Of Trade. In the Dry Goods trade,
the Messrs. Cathcart seem to have nearly the
whole field. Their establishments the largest
in the North West, and is well stocked
They do heavy wholesale and retail trade,
heth
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-18

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES II!
1000 Ena1nled Cards for $780,
FOUR POWER PRESSES IN USE
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-18

the time of the Senate, that body ought at
once to be enabled to take the initiatory steps
| on the subject; therefore he was opposed to
postponement.
Mr.. Craig, of North Carolina, remarked that
| the facts and evidence covered over 1000
pages and members should have an opportu-
nifty 10 look into it.
John Cochrane, of New York, thought the
case claimed comprehensive and proper de-
cision, and now was the time to prepare for
| it.
Mr. Reagan, Of Texas, hoped the House
would not postpone the case from day to day,
rs the effect must be to defeat action on the
subject this session.
After further debate, the House refused ia
postpone, and proceed to the consideration
of the subject
Mr.. Chapman, of Pa, remarked that two
memorials had been sent to the House asking
for the impeachment Of Judge Watrous q
Texas, and proceeded to review the facts and
testimony in the case, involving charges that
he was secretly engaged in land speculation
showing degree of official misconduct which
admits Of no excuse, and gross exercise q
his judicial powers. Not only did he arrangs
to get in cases covering his own private inter
ests, but to remove others to New Orleans t.
be placed beyond the reach of Texas juries.
Mr.. Chapman believed that confidence II
Judge Watrous' administration had beer
shaken to its foundation, and he owed it t,
himself and the purity sof the Judiciary, I.
ask no longer to avoid trial which he should
either demand or resign. The duty of tn
House was simply 70 ascertain whether ther,
was probable cause 1t was not for tn
| House to inquire whether he is innocent o
guilty. That was for the Senate to deter
mine.
Mr.. Tappan, of N. H., was opposed to tn
impeachment Of judge Watrons. He sske
The House to examine the svidsnce, and nc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

a fracou higher for al the principal s,ocks. Afer
the Adjournment, New-lork Central Wa done a. h;ca
a. -; and Pacific MAJ sold a. 81 -elert9, Ere wa N
demand a, Is. Rock Island firm, but not active
the sellers holding back for higher quotations, a-er
the demonstrations II the morning. The Bond move
ment for the day not important. state securities
were generally steady but inactive. Tenne--ees de.
clned !. Illinois Central bonds tell off I p cent.
Michigan s0uthern second mortgage were n 1,Cuc, az
- IN the morning. and al a az the Second Board.
Bank s;och- slow improved Quotations generally and
tie demand for investment j. steady though rot large
The closing prices were: for New-York Central i9i
~: Ere ls9lSi: Hudson River =, q -: Gaena
So! ds3l Rock l-aui y. -! Toledo 80 a3i.
Michigan Soathern 30 %: Reading r. q. Har-
lem 10, q l0. Illinois Central 76l al. Pacific MAJ
9li a92: Panama III. is; Missouri Is 81 sil &c.
Tie Foreign Exchange market was net active for
to-day's steamer. The quotations for Sterling rang
AT 100. 40, about reported yesterday with thr
largest share of business at l09}. Commercial Bills
are auoted at from lo9l to lO9}. Francs j.l3 2j.lll
Tie Anc took ont SIZE, ~ u in specie.
Freight. are very quiet. To Liverpool the engage
men,, are 500 bbl.. Flour at 9l Cotton az 0j-3,l.
80 tc.. Beef on private terms; 3oo bbl,. Land on pr
yate ,erln, 800 boxes Cheese, per steamer az 30.
~
l5cooo feet capacity from Wilmington to jamaica
AZ sl2 for Lumber.
Tie Clearing House exchanges to-day were sli
662 s2l d. and the balances l,l6l .l9j -.
Tie Money market is withoni important chang
but ii any variation may be noted, it is favorable TO
continued plethora in the supply. The attempt to
advance rates las thus far been attended with lrle
if auy success, aud the offerings on call have
rather increased during the latter part o. the week.
There Is no difficulty in obtaining money ON prime
securities on call at Z T. cent. TIE bank range for
short paper j. Sac cent; Lut the applications Tor
discount are small. Tie Bank Statement on Monday
promises to be favorable. aud will probably show
an increase of about million in specie and moderate
reduction in loans The payment into the Snb-Irea-
sury on account of the Government loan during the
week amount 10 about 100000
Mr. Albert Baldwin has been elected cashier "i tie
City Bank of Newark, in place Of Mr.. c. :. Grahem-
resigned.
We annex comparative statement OF Foreign Mer-
chandse at NewYork for the week, aud since Jan. ]:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
srco~, mann
SATURDAY., sept. i-P. NJ

strong reaction from the depression OF Friday ai-
ternoon commenced at the opening Of business this
morning, and continued with fair degree Of yigor up
TO the close Of the day. The sharp attack on Rock
Island appeared to provoke counter movement, and
sellers were easily relieved Of stock to-day. Quota
tious opened at ~. hut there wa quite rush Of
buyers al the quotation and before tie call closed
urices were up To - again. The sales of yesterday
afternoon and this morning on seller. options by a
leading broker. must have footed up near 1900
shares. Varou, arguments were used by the bears
agaus, Rock leland, among which were the tight
earnings Of the month, the probability OF no dyi-
dcud, aul tie Bridge controversy, which i
reprc-,ut,d by Tie Burlington Harkeyc "a
likely to be decided against the railroad corporation.
We have no doubt, however that in this ease, as in
most others. there are two side, to the question.
There a firm and improving market for New-fork
Central under the satisfactory accounts Of the pro-
gree, made toward settlement OF the Lie quarrel aud
TIE stock closed in FAIR demand ai9i. Erle was better
also lut is comparatively inactive. Hudson River
was IN request, and advanced TO ~. Reading had
unusual steadiress but not muchlie. Michigan South
ern old and Preferred shares nprcved slightly, and
were quite linn. Galena opened heavily bat after the
more favorable turn in Rock Island, the stock hal a
stronger market and at tie close the bids ran uptoe4
H. Michigan Central aud Tolcdo there was not much
doing aud the quotations show no change ot impor-
auce One of the mos, Interesting features OF the day
wa, the movement in Pacific Mail Steamship Compa
nv. which, from So the closing price of Yesterday
IN 10 Oh at the First Beard and to - at the Second
an advance of 3 q cent during the day. The stock
was very scarce and the lots offered, either Tor cash
or at tie option OF the seller were taken up with mus
nal eageruess. The advance j. partly owing TO the
demand for stock TO supply maturing contracts and
partly 10 the continued great success OF the
line. in holding a monopoly Of the business.
The Board refused to adjourn the Second Board, as
for several Saturdays past and held the regular
sion. The bu-ness transacted was not extensive bat
the market maintained ,s upward tendency, and closed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06


The total decrease IN net earnings OF the ROAD of 'e
TX months ending June 30 1853 compared with tue
same period ia lsj7, is SjS,t26 o9.
Tie Directors report states that a contra" has o''O
entered into with the Pennsylvania Railroad O'W'
parv. to furnish all the chairs, spikes. irog' ana
switches necessary to complete the road into oh'aSo
Over four thousand tuns Of the rails have been al
ready delivered aud carried ont upon the road ls
expected that tie lat rail viii be laid by the oo'' o
October. The report concludes thus:
Tie earnings If the road for the tiL,t TX li'--.-9
Of the wear have been ,mall-io0 small iof '.e up
ital iuV.sted-and II We had greater promise l'
a completed road too small for the hazard oi the 1n
terrse II f. handy necessary 10 repeat 10 iL ~,
cause which have produced such an un,al.'a.,o ,oI!
result ami to assure you that they are oul
The road must be completed and on soma DasI' ~ :.
capital and not pressing deDbeiore can De nm "
meet the expectations Of lis friends anu
We would urge every shareholder e. use az
wherever he can TO hasten the funding ol Tue n.a'
debt tor dividends and, to some extent lAc i'gN'' o
working the road are dependent on That even. ooo
Tie August earnings Of the Road are about -
Tie following i the amount Of coal transporter on
the Philadelphia and Reading Raiiroa'' u''n7 tue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

Il ISLAND EW-ROCHEILE and dMAMhRONFCR-Oa
and after SATURDAY June r. The Steamer ISLAND CITY
Capt James Eradsubugh, having been Is6it.d VITA new
boers &C. newly furnished throughout vii rorrrlena-
making ally TRIPS saItsys excepted between ~. above
places for zoe acromm"d4on # pass-nEer- aud freight
leaving ton Msrset Sip a. rrtlrInE Mama
rIeck a. a. New kochsle a 7:1l Il City lLnd
7:4ja Fare h-wseu New York and Mimarou-rs cent?
and between NewiorS and NewRochele OK Cii, Island 2
c.nis sa Freight must be- on board La hour before
.he 'IIre Of sfar'nr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
NsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

i THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The PHn-y yais Railroad coul.c-. Pish -gf -h rail-
Iosds 20 and from s. Louis No. Axiom Ga.-l. sld 40
T. transior LeXinron and Louisville. Ky. T-rra Hare
Madon LssSc'rc ana Indianapolis Int. Cincinnati Dayton
sprnshrd belr1utaire SaIig.sy, Toledo -vc.snd. c.
unoas, Lsn'syr. As-s4u and Woof-E. Ua0. aso wh he
., packet boat from AID 20 NVoreal- = Loi-. Lois
vile and Cincinnati.
THROUGH tiet. for the Past had any o the above
mentioned place. H. fLf W..
Pas-'ng'r- viii find -i- 'l. shoc-. Exp -i1u- and
comfortable route between the East and t.e Wrst
FROM N-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 81 HOTRs.
IRON NEN-YORK TO CHICAGO IN ri HOt r..
FROM SEN-lORk TO IT. LOUIS ~ - HOURS.
Fare a. low any o-ieT route.
ses hsudbl. iu he hotels 0f ;hs r'y.
Through II sefs. further Information D. nad t1r
ofio' If th- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
NJ. , Ar House Br0 adaav
Jsnue-y J. 1883. }. l.. ELLIOTT. AGENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Total. .sI89l.al7 sl6758a59 sl,osI.J72 t!,5s.lS

Decrease, compared with '
Albert II. Nicolay's regular auction sale OF Stocks
and Bonds will take place Monday, Sept q, at i2i
O'clock at the Merchants Exchange. good variety
Of securities will be offered.
:. Drapers daily auction sale of Bonds and Stocks
viii take place ON Monday, the 9Th in-t at l2 O'clock
at the Merchants Exchange.
AT meeting of the stockholders oi the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company, held at
Pittsburgh on the st inst, the following statement
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

In the Ltchdeid Bauk The following decree
was entered by consent ,f tho parties, VIZ:
That The temporary 70 junction m THIS cas- maie,
be- 80 iar modified ouv to eio,n and prohibit sad
bank. and the officers aud agent, thereof from issuing
or putting limo circulation any Of the bills oi sad bank
which have been Ayp,tle,utet left as security by
sad bank m the han> Cf any az tie ftols ot sdid
bank, ar ei with any o Sine agents oi >aid bank or IN
any manner allowing lle same to O. into circulation
and that said bank SHALL g~ far possible prevent
al such bills from going into circulation.
That the case bt continued under such modified
Injunction until the Application to tLis Court for fur
ther hearing by either of tie Bank Commissioners
the President ana Cashier "f said bank; on " ch ap
pcation q tine shall h, fixed by this Court tor % fur
Their hearing e. ths and ~ least ,iV day no' ce
-hol be given by the parties applying. t tie same
shall be- the Bank Commissioners to the plcsi lent sul
the Cashier Of said bank each: and If SAID application
shall be bv the President and Cashier oi sand bauk
then such notice shall be gwen "a each of the Bank
Commissioners: and nut'l such further hearing, the
ad bank and all IT. officers shall be uudel the special
suVcrN siuu al the Bank Commissioners and all fur
ther questions shall be reserved Toy the final hearing
the case.
The reporter of II, N0r-Hcreq J0uraaI md Cou-
t,tr says:
II t. ndor~t ood that arrangements iu progress
with parties abundaufly responsible by which the
suggestions Of Judge Ellsworth to be carried out
and the bank j. 10 be placed upon sound footing, ii
an investigation into the present condition of It's assets
.hall warrant it,
The statement ofthe Ohio STATE Bank ord Branche,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Receipts Of Prsdsee.

bs Norta R.ry Bo9ts-li s31 tbls "lt - "-' "f
! f5s do torr 40 bbls Milky. - Do ,,.t -, l.
by Erie RGSro0G-2j0O bbr BAL a.. - ~ ~ D. son, ~,
Pors lc0 do. Nh.a rs ssess Whe@t ~ y. ~. si
R.-.I 40 Do. el.r.e ~ 'iirs f~S p ,yf,t
20 ~ Tots..o 10 roas Ls..'r = to>s fop' - ''' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
NEW-YORK aud NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1883 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1853.
tOmmencing May 81, I8j8.
Passenger Station in New York, Hthst ana 4th ay


Passenger Station in New York, corner Hhst ana 4thay
entrance Hth-st - - -
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOBK.
For New Haven T. m tex j. l2:f5 3i5, 4, tcX) and
$3.50 D. IL. for Bridgeport, q M teh II: 70 80 fD
lex and $50 D. H. For Milford, StTdtord Fairfield South
port aud Westport l945, and $50 ~ For Nor
walk T. a. IN; 2:ij 3:45 4lJ (eS i45, $50 6:Sl p. N.
FOR Daricn and Greenwich T. M; l2f5, 3:45 AS $50
ESQ y m For Stamford, T. (cN) q IN l2i5, 5;45 i:0
lex As $50 $50 p For Port Chester ana intermediate
stations = d. M. I2:fj 3:f5, as, $50 $3.50 p. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS,
For Boston, M tex.) 42a p. lex) Fof Hartford and
Springfield a. teXl f;20 ?. (exJ For CONNECTICUT
River Railroad to Montreal m lcX For Canal Railroad u
Nmthsmptnn 8 t. m (eX.) and l:i5 =. For New.have
and New London Railroad q sud ~ p. For Housa
tonic Railroad d. u 4:2y r. tor Nausstuck Railroad
m 2.i5 S:i5 T. m For Danbury and Norwak Railroad 7,
a IN i:S y. III. JAMES H. hObI, superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

LAREtoNEW-HAVEN 80 CENTS BERTHS
j fRKE.-The Steamer Elm CITY leaves Peek sin
EVERY DAY al p. m. the TRAVELLER, EVERY NIGHT
H. Freight oI rd.d 70 vermont Northern NrY0fk snd
Canada. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent.
Th. GRANITE STATE eaves for Hartford EVERY TC ES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at p. IN.
NI(HAhD PECK. Amt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Coal.

roAI-si 5O.-Families laying in their supply
80, have the bes' quality Of stove, RANG C.e. anu anu a.
~ .,c.r.a from under cover a. - ~ i'i -, n
,s,5 CON yards coner Kng aud Gfeen"ieh'' 10 %
- o ru,f No lJ7 aue' s.a P,a-5.; @ ,,r1, lya, III
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

CUPREME COURT-Cty and County of New
- YoTk-Dsvd r. Wheeler assin-t John F. Trou. William
yary and uice Z. bic wife, frederi VI Peye. Howard
Csdy and Mary D. biz wife. John z. Niiam-. Hamilton W
shimgn, Joeph Hor,ey. samuel r. Horey John w Mason,
Aaron Hcaey. seth p Squire. Sasf- : Bell, Albert Lowry.
EDWARD sfr0u-, Francis F. Furuad, John H. Accf the Ne
Bank Thomas VI kath President of the Ma Bank,
Andrew Campbell, Nistt seaman, Juniar William Layu,
Frederick NJ Pever, JaH-- Henderson John A. Kerrochsu
Nathaniel Jarvis uuor the ATtisans Bank George Lawtou
David Cot1 a. William Cothcal Jane 4 Nairol.. Andrew
Wood Edward Kemey Norman D. sampson Israel W Morris
Junior Henry 81 Murray. Israel W MorT-. jacob =. Jone
Richard II. Dog ming. jos p r. Wnreier. Andrew Wheeler
Griffith W Griffith, W iom Mile Isaac Geery iLan Geery,
OscarW Stuevan Andrew Carsau Receiver the Mechs-
cs' Banking Association, WilmNis-on Edward II. White
and David G,ft Summons for relief Compaut served
To the above defendants, MARY d. CADY and ALBERT
LOWRY-Youtr hereby srmm0uedand required the
complaint ts action which viii be fled in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the City aud County Ne"lOrk al the City Hail. City
of NeWYork and copy Of your % the aid
complaint the subscriber ~ liz office NJ 7 Broadway IN h"
City Newly within twenty day. after the seryice Of this
exclusive of he day Of -ueh service; and II
You fail said complaint within the time foesai
The plaintiff in this action will apply 70 the Court for the relief
demanded in the conn mplaini.-Dated July 3. 1855
ID. T.. WHEELER, Plaintiff aud Attorney in person.
The complaint il the aboye.eutied seton hed in the
flee Of the Clerk Of the City and County 0f Seiors on the
29th day OF July, 4 D. SjSDated NewYok Angus, 1883
ID. Z. WHEELER,
i.WGwM Plaintiff and Attorney in person.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06


IN and MONDAY May no. 1853 ana until further notice
Passenger Trains will Pier foot Of Daucst follows, VIZ
DUNKIRK EMPRESS m, for Dunkrk and principal in
teTmediate Stations
MAIL TRAIN m for DnsiTk and Buffalo and irernc'
diatc Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER az p M from foot Chanihefs-s',
via Permout for Surcuis snd nterneda.c stations
WAY PASSENGER At p. m, for Newbureh Mddeo"n sud
Intermediate Stations
NIGHT EMPRESS AZ . p NJ FOR DunAirk and Budalo.
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
Thee Express Train, at Elnra with the EiTs, "a
uaudega and Niagara Fall. Rsr,ad Niagara Falls Biug
hanon syracuse and BnghaInon Railroad for Syra
crse a Buffalo Corning aud Nv
Railroad for Rochester, Great Bend with the Delaware,
sckuwauua Weston Railroad, Tor Scranton; az Hornes
vile with the Buffalo aud New YORK CITY Railroad for Bufio
AZ Buffalo aud Dukrk the Lake Shore Railroad iur Ce,c
land Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicggo, &c.
Is. T. HEADLEl. Assistant President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
The .tatenent ofthe Ohio S.ate Bank .nl Braneh
Ior August. ls5S, i- a. follow,:
l'be pIyi1},IUIj0 Isdc,g SAYS

"The Reading Railroad Company has put ON the line
Of their road morning accommodation line from Read
ing starting at 81 o'clock m, stopping at all points,
and arriving in this city nj 81 o'clock m, making
the run in three hours and quarter, and returning AT
A o'clock y. NO. thus giving passengers seven hours
in tho cit before returning on of taking the afternoon
train 10 New-York. This must prove a great accom-
,nndaiion to persons the line Of the Reading Rail
road and viii doubt prove an enterprise on the part
Of the Company that will be literally rewarded"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-

II IsN NAL hAIiINOib vi
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware, Lack1-
and Western Railroad, and at Eaon with the Leh Oh
Valley RarOed
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing April %, lsJ8-
Leave York for Esston and intermediate places from Pier
No North River, al II III, and 7. for SomeI-
willie by above trains and CT 5;30p.
The above trains connect EZab with train. the New
Jersey Raoad which leave NewYok from the foot o Court
landtst., at I! and II a. m, and and p. IN.
Passengers the DaH LaCkawanna and Western Rail
road will :. only For Lehieh Valley Railroad
n a. NJ and - IN. JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County of NewfoIk notice hereby given all pc-oa.
having claims against WILLIAM T. CATTERt IELD. ate or
the City New fort. deceased q, tc with vuucl
thereof % the subscriber, ~ the office Of George Ireland
No l8 Pins iu fle Cty Neiors before tre thirty
r.t day Of December ueXtDaed NeHYors the 18th day OF
June 1853. EMMA A CAITERFlELD, AdmlistratrN.
i,aa lawfnM
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
TAKE SUPERIOR LINE.-Is5s.

AXE SUPERIOR L1NE.-Io5s.
Al point. between oLEyELxsp. DETROIT AID suPE-
RIOR CITY.
The and splendid low pressure steamers CITY OF
CLEVELAND, J. ~ Llndy, Master; ILLINOIS John Frs-
Ter, MafteTi
- - LEAVING tLEvELAND At P.
TIL RSDAh, AprI q MONDAY April -
MONDAY May THURSDAY, Apri ..
THURSDAY, MAY l3 MONDAY, MAY 10.
MONDAY, May a. THURSDAY, Ma, -
THURSDAY, June 3. MONDAY May 81.
MONDAY, ne - THURSDAY, June l1.
THURSDAY, June p MONDAY. J.Le Il.
MONDAY, July .. THURSDAY. July I.
THU RSDA1, July i5 MONDAY. July u
MONDAY, july -. THURSDAY July D.
THURSDAY, AgElstj s. MONDAY, A lsu-t ,
MONDAY. August l6. THURSDAY, August 2
THI KSDhi, August MONDAY August >
MONDAY. S,pt.mt+re THURSDAY. -ept.m mbsT 2.
THURSDAY, Sep,-iater iG. MONDAY SryfeIIbeI lA
MONDAY. S.Yt.Inter.7 THURSDAY, september -.
THI RSDAY. Ortober7 MONDAY October &
MONDAY, October l8 THURSDAY. October d.
THURSDAY. Or;ohel C MONDAY October =.
MONDAY. Nov mbeI Q. THURSDAY, Nosemtrr
Aud ucwy fitted Pa-.eng and trrigt Screw STEAMERS
IRON CITY, J. T. Turner. Master.
MINERAL ROCK. J. z. RYDER, nlster
GIN. TAYLOR. Geo. L. stone. Master
Making bOats leaving Cleveland every week IN the
season.
make the round trip IN ght days Rooms for
any 20 trips can De- -c, red by addro.-iug
HCSSEY q MCBRIDE,
Forwarding s.d C1inui..inn Mer- hauts,
Cleveland. Ouio.
NB-Msrk al Package, "Csae Ct Hl,sey 4 Mcbride
Cleveland Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

NIarkets-CAREFULLy RsPoRrrD FOR TN Y. TGstSs.
SATURDAY. Sept. I, 1853.
AsiES-The market T. stesdy with fair demand sales of
60 bhl-. 40. -
COTTON-The market s firm, with sales Of $50 bales We
sll
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
tl)aithes, 1cwelrn, &f.

WELRY VERY l. o. OIL.
Al. uSe.1dptions of God Je~eiIy Diamond M hs, 80 s''
epo0h- f"h' 49, 80 GFO &. ALLEN
Imro,,.r wboessle and Retail No II Wa-L. "a n.--.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Eceal.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
the County of New York notice IL h.by given o. person.
claims against JOHN :. Az cry, iat- o. Brds-por-
Conue formerly o the Cty Of New YORK. deces.cd pre-
cent The same III soaeAr thereof the shcit-r hi.
place oi bu-Ir- N. l53 n 80 rs of NNo
before the twentye ond day Of October ueNtDatet
New -i0Jk tho 80 -eveu-eeuta day of ArriI. 1856
splg lawfuM WALTFR T. AVERY Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
CUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY.-JA
~ lnR " id AIEE E.ai-..a a.. INuS @ RIkEK Cd. ,.x-

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COtNTf.-JA-
~ COB ~ DATER, Plaintiff sgt. JOHN c. RIKkk Ottawa
Rker his eif Lucrciia yane Arms Benjamin Msnierre
Caroline Mauerre his wifi The Essen County Bank The Rensse
County Bank The Farmers Bank Of annghrsh, james
French Smith Barber Henry NJ. Whitehead, Aualsius Ncho
las James Lewis John Caow John A. Stewart Receiver Of
the Boscry Bank William O. Reed ana Abraham Seneuy, De
endsnTo LucTea Jane rms William q Reed and Abraham
H. Seuscuy Defendants. iou hereby summoned and
qured the complaint Of Jacob II Dater Plaintiff
which the 2iih day # July, 1885, filed In the Kings
County Clerks aud copy of your
Office No Wa-st, in the City Of New York, within
went, days the service hereof upon you exclusive Of the
day such service And sad defendant fail % sad
complaint hereby required, the plaintiff will apply 10 The
Court fo the relief demanded i the comp Dated july q
1853 BLEEKMAN, HYATT 4 BkON NtLi..
su23 swGw Mo. Pl.if's Attorneys No. Wal 81, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
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The sggrrga;e> 81 thc r'c'p;s o. the above articles
80 far. for the YEAR lSJ7 and 1858. have been.
FLOR hhi. Wtss- Dr. Corn. bu. Barley On.
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Reducing the wheat 70 Hour, the excess OF receipts
IN lS5S over 1857 Is eQaa' 20 !. f3,i23 btl-.
The receipts at tide water OF the prime pal articles OF
produce. the op.u.ng of the Canal, 20 and iu-
,Ud.u- the 3l,t III have bveu a. follows.