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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

BALTIMORE AND PofoMAc RAnRoAD.-The Balti>
more Exchange fears that the construction Of the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, 40 origin Ally
proposed, is NO longer possible. The Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com psny,
With whose rails It would have connected, has
finally refused to render that assistance It was
once supposed 1t would have accorded. fhe En-.
change adds:
II 10 now suggested to change the direction OF
the line of route, starting from Marlborough, In
Prince GEORGES county-so a. to connect with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railway, either at junction
with the railway to Annapolis. or else to connect
with the latter road at tho point where IL will,
probably intorsect tSs projected road to Elkridge
landing BY the first mentioned route, the
distance to be traversed by rail would not, it
il said, exceed twenty miles by the second 1t
would DO scarcely less than twenty.eight miles.
Both routes find their respective advocates
smopg the land owners of the two sections
through one of which it IL proposed to build
tho road. and it Is feared that this want of
unanimity among those who are specially in-
terested 10 having . railway connection with
this CITY will retard the progress Of the work -
Upder these circumstances, We learn that the Di-
rectors are urged to sell the charter Of the Poto
mac Road to the Baltimore and Ohio Railway CON-
papy on condition that the latter agree, within
one year from the disposal of the charter, to ex.
tend q good substantial and efficient branch OF
their road from the Annapolis junction to the
town of Upper Marlboro, and that notice has been
given that resolution to the abov effect will be
offered st the ensuing meeting OF the Subscribers
to the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company,
iu June next
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REMoVAt- n SINGER eco
will ,move into their new store.
on the LIST June. with the largest and most varied
"''O' SEWING MACHINES
aver ffsred In the city of Richmond. my 23-2w
uYGEIA HOTEL.
II OLD POINT COMFORT.
VIRGINIA.
This establishment. greatly enlarged in rs &c
Communications and comforts. by the erection Of now
buildings. will be led On the 10th Of june.
JOS sEGAR,
my 2S-tlA Proprietor.
THH FIRST OF JULY Is APPROACH
l. ing. whom merchants will be wanting now
BLANK BOOKS.
and therefore would respectfully ADVISE all sucn,
that my Blndery Is now In rst rate order and well
provided with the best quality of BLANK BOOK
PAPERS. for
Journals,
Day Books.
Cash Books.
Invoice Books. s+.
Sales Bsoks.
Tobacco Books.
Order Books.
an veil "A every other kind Of BLANK BOOhs IN
use. .S..y
have time to do justice to the jobs entrusted TO
vorkmen aud be enabled to turn out the BOOKS In
creditabie and satisfactory manner
Blank Book Manufacturer.
my as-st 81 Main street.
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MAaIUH IWr HLL.IHnaCk.
.a -
PORT OF RICHM0ND-MAY 81. 1859.
>-scS-cesseeSses.s..-.--.c--.,

PORT or RICHMOED-MAY 81. 1859.
High Water iris day {iSntmrddy) III 'cocs.
<---S~~>~s
ARRIVED, 80
Steamship Aoanoks, Skinner. New York. mdz and
passengers Lualsm Watson.
steamer Belyidsre. Keen. Baltimore. mdse.
w Carrie.
Steamer Virgins Kelly. Philadelphia. mdss and
passengers. II Tuttle. sss
schr H. lhado. Jones. Baltimore, oyster shells. J
8 Atlee.
schr Mary cranmer. Rowlett. N O. shingles,
Womble Claiborne.
SAILED,
Echr Leader, down the river, light.
schr W Tripiett, Pritchard, Baltimore. in bal
last. v
tchr Alverado. DAVIS Baltimore, in ballast
schr Hope Franz Baltimore, in ballast.
HAMPTON ROADS, May 27.--Arrived. French three
mssted schr Maria Pastel, from Maricaibo In dis
tress, out Of prov isions. She will proceed to Ha
vre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

M LADIES will save TIM. trouble and money by
taking their babies and children at to the ar
tist. RrEs,& Co, Steam Gallery where they can have
any nu Der taken correctly in from FIVE to twenty
minutes, at q trifiug cost. Babies from five weeks
up taken perfect. Only one second sitting 10 re-
quired to produce gem of art by RES Cos new
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

~ Bar ROOM FIXTURES, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &C, At AUCTION Attention 10 asked to
my sale Of the Bar Room Fixtures. Household and
MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, at the Restaurant on
e"i' u A'"' '' THOMAS W KEBsEB.
nvo7 Auctioneer,
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and other dock yards, IN the prepars sior g ~
material, &C., - during the hsisns 81 W o'''
var. h, r,asaexs
81 May 18th, contains royal procisn ",on =
declares Her Majesty at peace wnn -. ~.
Powers aud States, and firmly deferms esa 20 ~
stain altogether from taking any part a'Iecu al
inairactIv In the var bets eeo Austria ana saToss
MA and France; and Her Hsjesty's rnblects %. are
com handed TO observe . strict neutra Ane
proclamation then proceeds 10 point on. .nc ss.i
ous acts for violation Of neutrality wnfcn are u DC
guarded against. ,s l.. 4.
The London Star argues that Eng land, ny oe-
claring her neutrality in strug1o, TUG on,s
ayowed object Of which ID VIOLATION OF uea.es,
that the treaties OF Vienna are not worm
ioh ting about, and gives them up altogether.
Letters have been received from Naples 10 the
9Th inst The emotion Of the King on learning
the situation OF affairs Ia Italy has very much
aggravated his disease.
A telegraphc dispatch from Messips gives an
account Of an engagement, or rather antays DC.
tween regiment Of Swiss and BODY OF 70 voi-
unteers about TO embark for Piedmont on board q
Genoese brig. The latter, before leaving: gave
way to some patriotic songs, and cries OF viva IL
Piedmont" 'Eviva fItalia !" whereup0n the So Ice
charged them, killing nine; but 10 the melee,
twelve Swiss we're killed or mortally wounded.
Four hundred arrests have taken place In Pas
lermo.
THE PAPAL STATES.
The neutrality of the Papal Government had
been formally announced TO the Austrian ami
French Governments, and formally accepted.
dispatch from Rome says that orders had been
sent to the Popo's Nuucio to leave Florence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

VTBnU . VIZ
The most approved rem edy for bronchial affections
and ell diseases Of pulmonary type; no nausea.
yomtipg or her unpleasant effects follow ies nse
BY It's scientific combination. 1t y rer dered potn
of OH. and ID approved by the New York Academy
of Medicine Beware Of Invitations.
PErroLp. PARKER MOWER, Agents, New York.
For sale By w PETERSON, and DrugRists gener'
a,iv my N-I2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

ARRIVAL or TIE ASIA. E

Tue steamer Asia, from liverpool, ct r. N.
on che lith inut. The steamer City Of Baltimore,
having brought out feiegraphic news via Queens
iowa from London and Liverpool to noon OF the
18th Inst, the advices by the Asia are virtually
little more than two days later. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

- ORIGIN OF ENDLRss PunIsHMBNr.
W. lecture on the "Origin of tn doctrine
OF Endles, Misery and Its nrst Introduction into
the Christian Church., will be delivered in the IN
dependent Christian Church. MARC street. on SUN
DAY night, at O'clock. by the Pastor.
my 2S-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

ASHLAND RACES

~4AAE ASHLAND RACES.
rA.r p.5i:=;;!.,,ru.D4r.
Prsprietor's purse eiso. mile kssss; bese three IN
five.
Harold. dam Betsy White. years CID Fancy
Capt Belcher Enters br q John l.. By Ckilds Has.
rod, dam b. Glencoe. years cid. q oiox blue and
biue
Thomas 7 W DoswsI1 enter cb BY Heyepus.
dam SirginjA Payne, yssrs old. Rcd and red.
Capt Belcher enters br John L. BIZ Ch.lde Bar.
roid. dam BIZ oieEcoe. years old. CSlors bIus and
blue. k@E =
Dasid Mcdaniel enters shby 4inauciss, dan BIZ
ZipGanee,4 PEARS old. . 81 -
Rondrsn. " iliisms Co enter { Luey Tsllsy, b.
Chijde Harold, dan Oratrix $500
Thes 3 Z " boswell enter ch By Rsvenus, dam
Virginia Payne, years etd -
q A.. NATH'L A THOMpeON
my 28--lt eec'y Ashland Jockey Club,
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- Prorunl 8 ProrUnssi! PIofURBs

Z 3
respectfully call attention to the followtre
OF Pictures nov gotten up ct q W MlNNIy Pho
roaRApH and FISs AR GAtLKR,, 1877 Mesn street..
Phi ,tographs taken from life: or small I'M
maxi az spsakipg ard be.utifnl Portrsitg. Photo
oraphs eolored in WATER C0L0ng and worked ID 10.
dian Ink making soft and delicate nnisn really
pleasing an ! AHHRoryPEs In every style OF hnisn'
All on very reasonable terms. my.B
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

n&- CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPor.
THIRD SUPPLY.
Just opened. one thousand Nantes Of ths latest
styles, 1AEhAnb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

DsaD:-Nash.oisi q. Topping, Of waSA,vsao.
~. ~no .s,'sd fso" Rehmosd II TIE BARI far.
No on the 9th Of March o. ysliov l.ysr. Hs 49,
sp'otnsr OF the trsgsdisnns. Mrs Msilnda Jonss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

Allen miss Il
| Atkinson miss Susan A
| Allen mrs Maria 4
| Avis mrs Thos B
| Allen mrs X II
Archer mrs Lucy Ann
| Anderson SArah I
Briggs mrs Mary
Bradley mrs Caroline 2
Bishop mrs L v
Berry mrs L W
Burwell miss Mary L
syrns IN SIS NJ A
Bait miss NJ II
Briggs miss Ann *
Brint MRS Margaret
Branch m IS Annie
Bootwriaht miss NJ V
Boehm miss Virginia
Berkeley miss Betty L
Darlington miss 3 o
| Calsen Margaret A
Csnually miss NJ e
Clifford mrs Va
Cook mrs Henry
Cox mrs Bette
Crane mrs Sarah N
Crendal mrs William
Dixon miss Eudsra ID
Du9sins miss = G
Dick sOn mrs NJ 8
Dugaa mrs Mary Ann
DTewry mis- G W
Dunovan mrs Cath
Finland mrs Alb
Enright mrs Mary
Ga,braith mrs L A
Gibson mrs Nancy
Gordon mrs j I'm A
Goddin MI $ John M
Graves mrs Kate ID
Grant mrs Francisco
Gillian miss Many y
Gill miss Mary j
Gibson miss Mary Q
Gt Fl Miss Ellen z
Gravitt miss Mary J
Howle mrs Sarah j
Howell mrs Victoria
Hurt mrs Early
Hubbard mrs Elijah A
Hutchinson mrs Ella
Robson mrs Pamela
Hall mrs Virginia A K
Hardie mrs NJ NJ 2
Harrison mis- Victoria
Holland mrs 8 A
Harwood mrs 8 b
Humphreys miss M L.
Harris miss Carrie
Hancock MICS jane =
Herbert miss Amanda
Farris Betsy A
Fore mrs Mary A
Fitchett mrs l. V
Fagon mrs Patrick
Fore mrs II
Frsy-er miss Earah 8
Feating miss NJ Il
Foster miss ca
Irby miss Mary Z
Jones mrs Octavia
jackson mrs L A
johnson Va e
Johnson miss Kate P
Johnston miss Mary
johnson mifs L
James miss Kate G
Jennings miss Sally
Jenkins F NJ
Kinory mrs Ellen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

- GIAsp TxRsD rIoH-FREE-At
WA4sos's whtsknrsf's Uid Gallery II Msin ct =
Rome. tbs Holy Land, Paris % London. for be J.
Consistently receiving vieSs which more perfect
thsn scientific men ey~r dreamed o. for the 81
spectiye a perfect The neWt ststuary 10 the world;
groups rom fife: views BIZ gas Hight; views OF the
moon The whole for exhibition and for sale. Call
and $50 ehems
photographs for o..
Ambrofyp.s from IS cts upwsyds. Z.
Pietures life sizs .. copied or taken from NE.
my B-lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

T IST OF aiming in the
II RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the 9th day of
May, 1889.
nT Persons calling for letters In this List will
please say they are ADvKRTIsBp.
LADIEY LIST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

M NOTICE Divine service may
SSA be expected in the Monumental Church
on sunday, 18th May. my @-R'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

SAP aAss % naownina.--Two young isdies.
sems1 Brasee. Cedy and Gsorgiana Brovn, va
Msss. Tuesday evening, and drowned. Thsir -,
dies were recovered. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

ysssEL IDsf.-The brig Morning Star from Per-
o.mbuco Tor virginia, WAS sunk few miles south
Of Cape Henry rhuradsy morning. She was laden,
n 10 stated, with guano.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

DOTATOEE, HAY, FEED, sc.
l. 200 bushels white (Northern) Mercer POrA
TOES
500 bales strictly prims retailing HAY
1000 bushels BRAN
3nC0 do BROWN STUFF
4Ol do CORN se
1900 do OATS.
For sale by CLENDINING CD.
my 23-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

~ The KNIGHTS TRMPLAR FROM
Boston and Providence called and were delight.
at the Mantle Depot. and purchased for their wves
and children for present. A few more left OF the
same sort Come one come ell. and supply your
selves. kZsktkL, Mamie Depot.
my2S 90 MAIN street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28
l~ HHMPLI's INgALLIBLn

NJ HHMPLI's INsALLIBLH
So BAKrsa POWDER.
semple's Infallil le Baking powder
semple's Infalliols Baking Powder
caves Time, Labor ard expense
saves Time. Labor and Expense
Saves Time, Labor and Expense
Price 20 cents per Rex --....
Price 20 cents per Box
Price 20 cents per Box
For sale by all Storekeepers
For sale by ali Storekeepers
For sale By all Store keepers
~ ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY OF
N1ILLASl
MANTILLAsli
BREEDKN FOX,
BROAD STREET,
Open this day, (Thursday) 10th May, very attTac.
tive lot of Mantles amongst them some entirely
new patterns and beautiful styles.
BURNOUS,
HAVELOCKs.
OUGELETS.
PI OOLOMlNIS,
VELVET TRIMMED MAsTLES,
MOURNING MANTLBS. &c, &c.
BREEDEN 4 POX.
my H-I0t 217 Broad street.
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MECHANICS HALF
~AH gw

WANTED-A young man. q graduate
W ola Virgins Insti.uiion, . stranger, and
without ONE cent OF n1orey. wishes employment
He IL willing TO do any thing, mental or moral, By
which living can be obtained. viii NOT some o.
give employ ment to Q needy young man. Address
WILLIAMs
my 18-1te Through the Post Once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

CeaQ on tnat neAfln, IMAM near tnat ne DdQ
been a horses length behind his COM
panions, in the defence of his King and
country" Such was the spirit Of Scotland,
and it was the same wherever the alarm
reached, everywhere through England
These circumstances, says Sir Walter, "may
be now held of too little importance for a
note upon work of fiction but, at the
period when it happened, it was hailed BY the
country as a propitious omen, that the ma
ti0nal force, to which much must naturally
have been intrusted, bad the spirit to look
in the face the danger which they had taken
arms to repel and every one was convinced
that on whichever size God might bestow
the victory, the invaders would meet with
the most determined opposition from the
children Of the SOIL
Recent events Iewever, have in vested
these facts with fresh interest. The militia
OF Great Britain are volunteering in crowds,
for the defence Of the island. Four millions
OF able-bodied militia, armed with Minnie
rifles and the Armstrong cannon, could do
fend the white clins Of Albion against .
world 10 arms. We are American enough 70
wish England, whenever she comes ~ COLI
sion with the United States, the same KIND Of
luck she has always had nsuch encounters,
and friend enough offrsedom TO sympathise
from the bottom Of our souls with the cause
Of Italian liberty and independence. But
we have no Anglopbobia, and no desire to
see the red cross Ol Britain trail before any
oannef but our own. We would 10 soon
see the Atlantic swallow the islaua
home Of our fossshGhers q shs ocson
Of European dsspotism roll aovSs its conss-
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WANTED, to purchage, by . lady, .
w first rate seamstress aud Ladies Maid. to 20
. Merchant Tailor,
my2s-st la!h st. opposite Exchange Hote'.
WANTED at this effice Daily Dispatch
w 81 of the dates of february l7tb. March ith,
9th and April 10th and 20.h. Any person having
inch papers will be literally rewarded by leaving
them at this Office my 4-3c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

In one Of che inimitable novels Of Sil
Walter Scott, the Antiquary, occurs thu
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
EVERY TUESDAY.-Ths A No l
M2%K ste amsh!p VIRGINIA. Captain
~ Kelley, il now ready to receive
freight and will leave on TUESDAY. May 81, at
O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage, having superior accomme-
dations. apply to II e TOTFLE, Agent,
Rockets.
Freight through to Boston via Philadelphia by
steamer at our usual N oderate rates and with dis
patch my 28-3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

RUssAs EMAScIPArIoS.-On the 18th Of Septsm-
Der the members of the Provisional Committees on
Emancipation were presented to the Emperor at
Tsarskoe. Zelo, he addressed them az follows:
"GEsTLEMEs: l am happy 10 sec youj I have
called you 10 aid 10 work which interests me 10 les
than it does you, and the success Of which en- per-
susded you deare strongly do. The future pros
perity OF Russia depends upon ii. sm sure that my
loyal mobiles, always devoted to the throne viii sup
port me With zeal. looked upon myself a. the first
Dobemsn Of the Empire when was the heir apparent.
was proud of that ttle am still pround Of It, and
continue TO consider myself Of your class have
undertaken that work with entire confidence In You;
with the same confidence have cslled you here. To
eDghten You in regard your duties prepared instruc
tions which we're presented to you. There has besn
Misunderstanding in regard 10 them. hope that they
are now clearly understood. have read your letters
presented to me by Gen. Rostovtzo My ansssr to il
has doubtless been communicated TO you Rest assured
that your views will como TO my kno ~ledge. Such Of
them shall conform to the opinion Of the Commission
will take their place among the regulations sdoptsd BY
it, the others Will DO presented TO the Central Commit
tee and TO me. know, and you are yourselves per-
susded, gentlemen, that this work caunOt be sccom-
pshed without sacrifices, but desire that these ssor
fees should be eight ~ ssible. shall endesvsr
b aid you, and count your Assistance, firmly hop
irg that You will justify my confidence in yen, not only
by your words but by your deeds. Au reussr, gen
tlemen."
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Nsu11urk DAILY Gribmaue

GRAPE CULruRE-A BorHrRISG BLuspER.-ws
bothered with letts RS inquiring what We meant
where it is &c., in regard TO an item in the Farmers
Club report, which directed parties who wanted DR..
Grants valuable ,hlet about grape culture to
send him two stamps, directed to Iowa, near Pseks.
vile, n. Y" 1--WE cant find any such postofiics, .
rays one; Where is it :" says another. In typo
graphical error, reply. The place is Iona near
Peekskil" The first is the name Of the Island in tho
Hudson River where the Doctor lives and lie propa-
eating more valuable grape vines (Delawarss,
Deanas &C.. than any other man in the world, having
an acre under glass and the second the name Of the
nearest posttown or village on the east side Of the
river, forty miles above this city. Please, gentle
men, send your letters there, and not to US. We re-
terate the information you will get is worth all that
we said it was, and more reliable than anything wo
are able to give nquirers after knowledge in grape
culture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

STATISTICS OF RICHMOND, VA.-Th Enquirer
publishes the following among other statistics Of the
capital Of Virginia.
Population Of the city ard suburbs-whites, 3O,OO0;
blacks, - 600; in all 5000. Value Of real estate,
81, 1913 1873 assessed value Of personal property,
$l0s7637I real estate belonging 10 the United States
and State Governments 6SJ9, 900; slaves, F,6if,-
Co.,. Total value Of real and personal property,
si G2 49, These estimates do not include the value
cfthe various manufacturing Of tobacco,
-four cotton, iron, &C., owned and managed In Rich
mond but located in Manchester on the south side OF
the riyer located the Canal shove the suburbs;
nor do they include several millions Of dollars invested
by citizens Of Richmond in Western lands, cotton and
sngsr plantations in the South, tobacco factories in
the Wes and in various other ways out Of the city,
which, added 10 the above would swell the sum TO the
amount Of not lees than fifty five millions.
The number Of persons engaged in the mercantile
empoymerts 10 1924; in manufactures, II, s32; in
mechar lea and manufacturing establishments 50O ia
hotes and boarding house,; other Industrial occups-
TORS, LAC professional, Az, 7. Value Of Libraries,
SI}9 coo.
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SUPRE Me COURT-Stste of New-York, Ceun-
- " Of New .Yori THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
cnnfp ...,.. OWN GREW NARY l. WARD William

- " OF New lork.- The FARMEHs LOAN Anu IhlSr
COMPANY ss.pr OWEN GREY NARYL WARD, William
Ward Peter Levy James Freesnd. 'ohn n stu'rt, John
Fresd John Fsbe Robert So Tres Hanson Corning The
srnt~ick Rubber Co, Goodysas India Rubber Glove
M.ruf .urius Company Abbot Lawrence Amos L.wrsscs
Jo.hus II. Wslcou, William Lambert, James lawrence,
Chnes IT, Psker Her Sheldon, William IT, Sheldon George
B,Ib.e Levy Cheuutwcod, Charles Cropkhite Alexander
D.uns,oun, John Depnoun, william hyhre, Alsm WooA
Ben ANN Dswson. The Usion lnrs hnooeI 70 EaoIa W.
Cl.rt Luther c Clark, Jos-ph w. ClArk Edward Dodge
Thouss p Huntington, Jay Cook, Haynes Lord John az
rem benjamin sser U Joel d. S,ebbiDs Abet CA'h. I'd
ward Maurice. Theodore L. Maurice The nited Saes Trust
w Nah George w NASH C. Bsser Justu' Dull Charles b.
Armstrong Water Ssey George {. Close. Wisot OAKLEY,
Francis Ery B.pja Jones' Ely HopPock, George Barker,
William KistNd Nelson Young Alexander sunnsi, Joae o
Bank Saratoga County Luther rrs jacob Hsndey
John c Wooley Marvin ]. Holden, J.tson Kam, lease
c Rowan james II. Van NosI.ud, 0sAmns Estos, n CHI
b~rt VdwMd o Eaton fhoma. Bert Cyrus Cheney Hub
bard Cheasy Henry ftzhush Dewitt Ltelohn, Maurice O.
Hu Bostln Ioc,otive Works. Edward Sherman, Andrew
L. Merle, G,ogeT Cobb Chares Bedsn Avs Beebe Robert
Human CONFER james Bishop ans A WiisHson hsnry
Norris Elder William Painter Ceorse Elder,
Ellis b. Harmed, Matthew Rhery isasc Od'l John Csverly
Frederick NJ, William H. Cooke, Clinton GIbsrt Chsuncey
H.sb: Leyerett G. s,owe The Mechanic. BaOins X.soa.
aOD, Nathan H.bs R,be,, PSrts0a. Peter Ss%.re.'
Charles r. Christopher Michael Hurley Bridget Adams Thomas
Mari Msrir Gregory Sarah Ann shsw James Lsrtn Peter
Burns and Richard Bnes Summons for rehef-tCJn not
Ser To the DEFENDANTS You are hereby summoned and
required the complaint 10 this action, which wn
fled the oce Of the Clerk OF the City Count, Of New
York the City Hail. City Of New YORK, the fifth day sf
complaint on the subscriber at his No. 81 Wall street, In
said city within twenty days after the service Of this nc %
Icluye Of The day OF such service and fail 70
the said plant within the tune sore.ad the pain
tfs his son will apply 10 the Cont for the relief demanded
ir the com laint-Dated August 80. 1859.
oet4l.~6.Ta r. II BOVINE, Plaintiff . Attorney.