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Jayre's
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Howand's Tonic Mixture.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LO3EEGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock'B Pulmonic WRfers.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett'B Wahpeneor Hair Clos
Barry's Tricopherous.
Lyons ksthariou,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jsyne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen'B Wahpene,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Eeuel's Eau Lrstrele,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia,
Radwsy's Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
8wain's Houck's,
Cuilen's Indian Vegetable.
I,ougley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES
palley'sMagical p sinExtrsctol
Professor Holloway's Oiut,nen
McAllister's All-Heaiine,
Brooks Magic salve, Pryor.
Pile,
Grsy's Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's
Loudsn'B Ail-Healing, Russia
OILS.
Eushton's Ccd Liver OIL,
McNair's Acoustic, Scarps's dc
British, Harlaem.
BITTERS.
ko1at's Phoenix, Blake's Are,
matte,
Hlbbard,s Wild Cherry,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC
SH> Druggists and Mereha,
articles contained in the above
vantage by calling or sending
be found the nostextensive ass
MEDICINES In the United S
Please ADDRESS. J.
matt Nos. l5l and
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BRITISH POSSESSIONS.

BRITISH POSSESSIONS. lOuncel News
Letter paper.
When the distance from the U S. mailing OIL -----
ice is -=
2500miles or under. ......l loo. &C.
Over $500 miles. ..,,,,,,.l soc ! 9c
NOT BRITISH POSSESSIONS, |
Whenths distancefrom the U. S. mailingI
office is -5N..= ] 7..,5
2500milesor under. .....I s4c de-
Over $500 miles. .......,.I 44r | De-
Whenreceivedi in the United States and thei s
distance to the oficeof delyeryis-
2500 miles or II Inc | Dc
Over $500 miles ,..,.,...l zoe 2c
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y sand popular Family Medic
Druggists and Dealers at Prop
General Depot Special Agel
gtreet, New Orleans, La.
VERMIFUGE9.
winer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
IT,. Kerl's,
b. A. FAhnestock's,
= McLean's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES.
WiBtar's BalsaEl Of Wild Cherry
HASTINGS Naptha,
6herman's Baisern,
Buchan's HuIgari8r,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
Kew England Cough Syrup,
bartholomew's Expectorant,
HALLS BRlsarn,
5wGym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectsral,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
5tadler's Cherry ExpectorSnt,
f.ondon'B Indian do,
Or. Rose's do.
Observation-Disclosures
SARSAPARILLA6.
DR.. John Bull's,
8. p. Townsead's,
6ands's,
Old Jacob Townsend'B'
0arpenter's,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers, .. ...
Grsefenberg's
Bristol's.
auysott's Yellow Dock.
FLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening,
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Badeau's.
Knapp's Indian.
Aloock's Porous.
GriMth's Adhesive.
Hollowav's Arnice,
LINIMENTS. ]
McLean'sVolcanic OilLinmentl
Mexican Mustang.
Fsrrell's Arabian.
Buffers Nerve and Bone.
Hunts,
Hayes's
Tobias's Venetian,
Bowels Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners, !
Bartine's Horse.
Merchants aargling,
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UTE respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMES, Engineer

Mr.. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
Dear sHavng been engaged engineer sugar plana
tons for seven eight years and during that time had
sion to take OF crops with Bagasse furnaces of different kinds
happy to say furnace far exces all others 1t pro-
duces uniform fire and much larger quantity of steam
feel confident That your furnace with proper supply Of
boiler and the Rlieux apparatus Will make do all
the work with cord of wood the hhd take pleasure
recommending your furnace all who may have
use them. Yours, truly,
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E. E. KITTREDGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859,

To Moses Thompson, present.
Dear Sr-Havng been engaged DR.. Kttredges planta
on for the fall of 1883 where thee your
n opeaion and having b. en- engaged other plantations
man and Messs Hager Allyn used consider have
had fair opportunity Of judging of the comparative
each Of the furnaces have hesitation saying your
mace has done much more work than either of the other
naces With the same quantity Of Bagasse produces more
intense fire heat and furnishes thought
agase capable Of producing and with the of but
little cihker feel confident in saying, that believe that
with n xSG furnace saa applied to the ksnx wiz
from 70 t. % hhds sugar twenty hours will
ns All OF the steam CURED with six eight wood
twenty four hours and make the above hhd in
hours therefore take pleasure
seen in and all who desire to convert
the Bagasse into u.s. fn fuel.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

T WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers at lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. 161 and Il Charters
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kER FOR ANTWERP-THE AL AMERICAN
MS%A shir New England, Capt. EDGE ia now loading
AsA.and having most of her cargo engaged will
quick dispatch. For remainder OF freight, apply to
myl6 BAXTER, LOWELL Il CO.
For PASSAGE having good accommodations for both
steeage apply board ST. Third Di.trrc
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MYRTLE GROVE November 18th, 1s57
Messrs Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Orleans; 1919
emenYour favor Of the l4h inst is hand and In
reply to inquiry respecting Tbompon Bagas.e Furnace
cannot than that confirm in every particular
the statement made in letter Mr. Thompson under
date of 3st Dec mber, 1856. ~
The Only improvement suggest the one named by
your Mr. Hail. and that was in regard to the hoppers.
Very respectfully,
Your obe5ent servant,
JOHN L. WHITE
slTH TRUFANT.
Messrs White Trnean did Furnace in 1885, be-
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los. G. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, COM
u mission Merchant and Agent for j. OFallon Cos ST.
Louis Metallic Nat and Bolt Factory" All kinds of Nuts,
Bolts and Washers by R. II. Celes Patent Machinery
One thousand choice Molssses Barrels for sale.
d20 If JOS G. LOGAN
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B TIM q r e..

AER FOR BALTIMORE-REGULAR LINE
NM The fine fast sailing schooner HI. w. Fry Capt
Marshall having most of her cargo engaged, will
quick dispatch For balance Of freight apply board at
Lower Picayune Tier, or to
G. ". HYESON CO.,
fe16 GAVIN atro
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Elm HALL, January %, 1859.

Messr White Trnfant did the Furnace in 1855 be.
CROP
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
AP A L CHICOLA.

To rail on SUNDAY, 9Th inst, at o'clock. A. NJ.
EGEk U. .. MAIL LINE-sOUTHERN Steam
1N& sp GGssm.anyL;For Galveston and Msagords
steamship Mexico W. Il. Talbot commander will sail
above carrying the U. g. mails For freight pasnge hav
ing superior Accommodations apply board
to G. b. PAYNE. 81 Camp street.
ST. amship Of this line will every Thursday
day morning, for the above ports. my26
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27

Cece In the Railroad Building Camp opposite
fsrette Square win deliver Of the CITY,
Packages, Specie, Bank Notes Jewelry
By the Railroad, otaersjse be entrusted their
chafge or forward tho with and dispatch
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that pur
pose either the offices
Individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage 20
through the Train and receive Checks address all
persons wishing their Baggage sent their hotel residence.
The Contrary will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the Bapxuge Msstsr
EXPRESS CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
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Each irunt, valiae, Or carpet bag,
weighing not more Tran loo
poIuds................. So.
FscksKcs, nther than baggage,
weighing not more than 100
pounds.
Each additional So pounds Of bag
esse, OF packages other than
baggage. ......,........
Epscis, bank notes, iswelry, and
ctlier yaluables, weighing Lot
more than 100 pounds ........
Each additional 30 ppund3......
T. 8. W
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson, spence & Co.'S Circular.

Pey 5frl1l LlFEhOOl/reo.f io9'.
CoIToSThe sdvoes per africa caused coolers 10 ihow more
On Monday and Tus >nder speculative ana
good demand ou the trade, P.nds witch were most DE-
Extreme quotations pad for NOBLE ADD Oreans Inc
buoyapcy 81 the bsrrnng Of the week has nc.
AID the advance IN Upsndss maintained Mooie ana
Orleans tsarer a1t week E9c-ng Orleans Vi l.
Mobile o.d Upl4Ids 7.l6d. z 70.
bEEsDsrtFFsOur quotations ~ OIL besdui' are csnta
% 100 o. This wess, srrgss consist Of 90 Dos -Four hoc
the United sists S4 bb. Flour fIon South America 81
or from France Ss6 az. What 80 qr Corr ifona
the nedsirsrra1 and Farmers esrvenes oil neg
week sEdiLE Saturday 1851 qrs q. ~
sR5 qrs a. corresponding week OF las, year
Without The has been steady Al Ilsf
last quotations. Yellow Indian Com hrner with rod ee
aIc for Whtte advance OF ID ee1ta ia = q1ef's
Scarcely business o, ,o3,y mkfk.t Whest NJ ~ "a
Cboice FLOR very and fun price mace In retail ute
Indian Corn hed Above th. ua and no trsnsssots report
Cd in Yellow. We quote, esn;a Wheat Red Cnicazl .nd
hlwsDhee, seS a. indians Td9 White "eEtsrn "a
10 southern u ar 81 Flour ~ Indian Corn Aixei
lEcaeias Cr.xI's Extra Prime Mess, 81 81, the
sslss .sch Abou. 10 tiercss-
PoEK-Ihe sdysres checks the demand
BAco>-Aevsn -, prices Of HomsCure hyes more trness
70 Ansrcsn sons CSmAsrl.ad Cut 'od a. No long or
,bor II the nAIks.-
LAsD-Tks pgrcku. Of 800 tuus 70 bold h had ROOD
effect tns Eass he sales 30 taa. a. M -
choice y ed57 scd IS AZ % exclusively y trs
81 rom second hand and 90 Tuscan % holder
ask ~
TlLLow-The London market rather lower Here snail
lot Of PhiL.celpsis B1t-herr' sold Il 81
RosiS-Conrion lower; sales .; 5 VG3 J.
BGkE quiet.
oILs-s95 paid FOR Sperm. Nothing in WhIle.
sEsps-SleVsr dill and enly retail sAlss made F4ISeei
vsn..6-
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.


Parliament was opened or the 81 inst. by the Omen
in person TIE following is her Msjesty's speech IN
full:
MY LORDS AID GENTLENEN: In recurring, a.
the usual sesson, 10 the advice Of my Parsnent, L
am happy think that, in the internal state Of the
country there is nothing 20 excite dlsluietade Ard
mucn 10 call for satisfaction AT thansiulaess PAuper-
ism and crime have considerably diminished dur1ng
the past year, and spirit OF contentnsrt prev ais
The blessing Of the Almighty on the yalor OF my
troops in lndls and the skill Of their comnanders
has enabled me 70 inlet signal chsstisemert upon
thoee who are It'll IN arms against my authority,
whenever they have ventlret 70 encounter my forces
and trust that al distant period, may be able u
announce 10 you the complete pacIhcst,on OF tAa,
great empire and 70 devote my attention 10 le ion.
proyeent Of III condition, and 20 the obAterson OF
al traces Of the present unhappy conflict
On a,sumipg By your advice, the direc. goveraus-t
Of that portion OF my domiIi0ns dee NED & proper ID
make known By proclamation toe principles by Thi,n
n was nv intention 70 be guided, and the elemency
which was disposed to show toward those wio msat
have been ssduoed into revolt, bat who mlgnt
be wiling 10 return 10 their allegiance. have d-
rec.ed that copy Of tbs. PROCLAMATION snoad be .Ad
before you. -:
receive from al foreign powers assurances OF tnsls
friendly feelngs To cultivate and eonhrm those iee
rgs, u maintain iSyols.e .ss faith OF Psp1c Is> ,ss
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INDIA.
TIE Bombay mail of January II had

Tire Bombay mail of January II had been tele-
grapbed from Suez.
Quietness prevailed in Dude.
The rebels under Tsntia TOpee, advanced on the
"a OF December TO attack Pertaubghur but were re-
repulsed with the loss OF one Of their leaders. The
rebels rctreaed and after five days pursuit. they were
route with much slaughter.
The rebels under Feroze Slsh were surprised and
dispersed near Jhapoor by Capt. Msynes force.
Prior 10 this Feroze Shahs cavalry bad attacked the
Bombay Cavalry under Leut. Stock, killing three
laDcers and capturing some baggage and eames.
Lord Clyde was az Nanpsrsh, on the 9TH Decem-
Der, when large party Of rebels, including Prince
and son Of Imposed Shah aud some 80 women,
came into camp. Many men Of rank in the Begun s
camp had return ed &c Lucknow.
The Bundecum rebels, after having attacked krwee
in the Banda Distric;, were encountered by Gen.
Wbiteock snd completely dispersed, with the loss Of
800 men, all their guns and cattle The Bombay i'm
port market was active. Money desrer. Ffeghts
unchanged. Exchange 30 ll.l6d2nl.
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FIRES.

FfKE IN BROoNE STREET.
At2l O'Clock on Tuesday morning FIRE broke out in
the four.sory building Of No. 493 Rroome street,
occupied by Mesrs. Soebbeler scbimdt piano forte
manufacturers. Tho fire originated on the second
toor IN the caseskers shop, and thence extended TO
the upper foors and before the flames could be exn
guished the building was partially destroyed.
The fremen were early on the spot, ADD are deserv-
ing Of much praise account Of their indefatgable
exertions in the premises The building In which the
Ere occurred Is surrounded by other buildings Of o
similar hight and fears entertained that large
cor fagration would occur. TIE psnofoyte msnufac-
tory Of Lghte, Newton & Bradbury adjoining, stood
in great Danger and had this establishment taken fire.
tie whole block would have been epdat gered.
In the mandatory Of Soebbeler g. Schmi Il wss
large quantity Of work. finished and unfinished ali Of
which destroyed. Their loss will not f. far short
$4,000 on building ard stock Insured for - 800
in the Ercelsior, St. Marks, Exchange, Jersey City
ard two other companies The origin Of the fire 10
unknown. AZ 10 O'Clock in the evening, Mr. Schmidt,
rs was bis custom, went through the premises and
saw that everything was sas. The 6rn occupied TIE
front building with their families, but no damage "
this portion Of the premises was sustained.
YIRE IS NEWARK.
A fire was discovered about IL O'Clock on M0nnay
risht in Tysoes shoe store, No. ~ newark avenue,
which spread TO an adjoining building occupied g.
barber shop by Germsn named Foster. lhe oeia-
ings were owned by j. ID. Miller. The property Was
damaged by FIRE and water about tl,00, which Vas
covered by insurance.
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Pc, 4hted- LONDON, Friday, Feb. 4, le5s-5 p u
TIE oooris and foreign PsoDUcE markets quiet
sth little change N prices.
AoSIY continues saIdAn.. Consol, leave Of 81 95i for
money - a5 er the soooont. Bar Silver IL Asnesa Do
ls nominal American Ets!ss u D0uo.oons sSa-sa'
- g. sOg-n American. 749
For CINAMos there god demand and tie whole z7oo
k4ss CeyiOn offered With advance Of Id 6t
b on 900; aga TIE gaassi ts 3ei Iii seconds, al 81
itirts, idifs; ara fourtts 81 al.
CocHS cal dali 81 bags rsneEs sold Silver, seas and
Blscn3 l0d4.
Cocoa steady bsr, Trinidad most. sOA q. s. ass
for % and uddas Ayna Red Sol bags GGsy.laI CHANGED
ksnds SIS.
In CoFFEE surns.s moderate. 2a2 e.<ks n
b. ss ba<s PAstsl CsyIss l;sIfss g. ca fSt hes cIs
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TURKEY.

Two principal ripgeaders in the massacre o. the
Christians ~ Jddah-the chief o: the Police, and the
Chief of the Adrsmsnts been condemned to
death and were executed on the 18th Of Jaunsry Tue
Kahn. ksn and tae others accused had been sent to
Cons.sntinope, where their fate would be DECIDED
upon.
From Jasssy there are reports Of political con.
spiracy with a Russian tendency. Il had been ffus-
trated.
Fighting was reported TO be going on in Montenegro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

CUPREME COCRT-JOHN JAY, Receiver OF
- Mechanics Fire nruranee Company OF he CITY Nes
Yorh stelu, WILLIAM H. De GkOUrE and ALlCE p, bis
wife Theodore r. B. De Grooe and Emus bis wife James b.
Murray Charles Burial Eliza Ware sdminsr.r1 and Charles
Aberpahy aduinbrsto. JOhu P. Wne deceased George
Opdyke and Wilson g. HuutPursusnt TO decree OF sale
the above entitled action special ter o. the 50
meme Cont held a. The City OF New ok the Ss Of Oc
tober 1857, the Referee in said decree named VIII sci At
public suction the MeIchaJtf Exchange in New YORK CITY
on tie Marco 1852 a. twelve O'Clock a. noon q that
DAY the following described real oitae or land viz; Az ina
piece parcel Of land situate lying aud being IN
the Tweh 2 Ward Of said city, bounded and eesenoed a.
follow b. p6io On the south.Ty SIDE OF one
distant four hundred feet south eastery
frcm The essI Of OHe hundred and ioy see
ond-st and Eleventh ~, running thence ,on-eiy on e
nar, with d Avenue 10 the center line Of toe block between
OpeLundred Andorty artist and onehgnsrsd aud toJsee
oud a. therce along ire e1seIy one huLdret eet
thence south. ry OF line parallel with said Eevent' sy uL
IL inersects nohsry hoe Of the Boounsoe Ho, thence
aerly along said line q the BoomneeAl- Ho.1 Until II
eunery hne Of .ecna
thence westerly along the southeT hne OF Une
spd a. 70 the place Of beginning. Terms made
Known a. the day Of sale-Dated Feb H. 1873
fl4 2AwswMkW H0MER Il. STUART, Referee.
CHARLES Z. WHITEHEAD, Attorney.
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THE IONIAN ISLANDS.

The Iorisn Parliament, after having unanimously
declared for union with Greece, paced resolution 70
elect a Parliamentary Committee for the purpose OF
considering what fur her measures should be taken.
Mr.. Gladstone, in consequence sddr, ssed message
to the Parliament stating that the resolution vas con-
tray 10 the Constitution and advising that the Com
mittee be merely empowered TO address petition to
Queen Victoria. Acting on this, Mr.. Gladstone was
furnished with the address Of the Committee to tine
Queen with request TO lay before the great Powers
their desire FOR union with Greece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
maier Gure.

DR. NUEDE's WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ Mas three miles from the WORKMAN peon Railroad
Depot Of the largest and best regulated sssbhsh-nr
10 the United States AID sept In throughout the
Dr.. EgEde lex. 20 PHesEnitL, he s. eminent I.Sc
tsonsr Of the vG;sIcuis that Germany has produced"
re-. Y. fribnre.
His ,.Isons Publications Geld eer4n1
,mens ne hest, lot lie most speCr Of A5y Germany
d1uos JCuThlL
eve eonv,ncsd tbs. hsbsr suthor.sy than b., m
matters o. hydfop.hy Be- lo1nc IN any eihss
country" tner MagalDs 81 HoUeo and Hycrup4toy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

STREET DEPAKTNE>r.-Street Comm'siseer smith
is dangerously ndsposed, and has been ordered soath
for the benefit Of his health. HIS samen', IN s"u's
respects, resembles the prevalent throat dies' and
s Of avery serious character. Capt. MaesheId Lowell
Il Deputy Commissioner, is endowed with fall powers
70 act In the absence Of the chief Ct his Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Aesn7 lprk Dailu Gibrule
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

The Royal Nail steamship Aries, Csp' Sharon,
which sailed from Liverpool 8. tbeut II oe!ofE 90 the
morning OF the Sin inst, arrived here Ga Tus@dsy
morning.
TIE screws steamship City Of ManchestsT sails from
Liverpool for Nes-YOrk On the u inst, With absu.
100 pssseIleTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

ARREST OF PIcKPocKETs.-The detectives yestsr-
day arrested about twenty pckpockets nesr the liberty
pole in West Broadway, the Park and Broadway, who
were attempting to pursue their vocation among The
crowds of people that thropged the streets during the
day. Among the thieves were gelve men, four or
five boys and three women. The portraits Of many Of
these people already grsced the roguss gallery, and
the remainder were added before sandown. When tbs
crowds had gone home the thieves were relsssed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
OF APPLICATION for the discha

~ ?
~ insoyeu, from hs debts puIsnan, 20 provisions
se Of the ft ttle o. nth chapter Of The
second part the Revised Statutes WILLIAM a ERWIN
Of the City Of Bfookyn Ia the County Of Kings aae os;s Of
inoyent bsor Notice first pUbnsoed February
3D. 1859 Creditors Ap2e4r before toe hon samuel d. Morris
County Jude Of Krg County 8. ne Chamber of's Judge
18th DAY Of April next Zen O'clock IN forenoon 70 'hoE
Of 1is ,oyent estate AID discharged from biz debts
HYATT Il BROWEELL, Atom ~ Tor io.ovent
GlavlOwW No. Wall-st kew-for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County
IN. Of R.u.Yn1k -nANIn MIRANDA aaAinst nENRY

n Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County
kNs Of EewYork DAVID MIRANDA against HENRY
C. COOPER.-SUmmons for money demand on Contact
(Com. ser ITO HENRY C. COOPER, the Defendant:
You hereby summoned and rec ed 10 answer the
paint 10 this action which will be filed in the ocs of the
Cek Of the City and County OF NeuYorG a. the City Hal 10
said city, AID Of answer y the said
conplsin the subsc5+n tb. Office No 90 wal street
IA the sad City New York within twenty dsy after toe ss
vice Of this exclusive OF the day Of .neh
service and you fell the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii take indictment
sssin you for the Of one hundred and ttyoie dollars
), With interest from tenth day Of February,
eight hundred and fifty nne besides the costs Of his
sction-Dsted. Fs buAry 3tb, 1859
EVELErH 4 BlSSELL Plaintiffs Attorneys.
No % Walls., n. Y.
The complaint IN the above scon filed FebTnny q 1853,
the CleIk Of the City aud County Of Nswfork
ENELETH 4 BlSSELL,
IayevWs Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

Rus OVER AND KILLED.-Franeis Smith, boy,
vbos. nar.p., reside q. No lls sherHs
Tue.oay asn on Fourteenth street. Taird syenne, BY
horse ~asn driven a. reckless rats ey rs1k Cressn
and Instantly klsd arrested and held for
ins,on bo Of se eecessed WAS AIKEN &c ne Sd
spy Of Medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

Baror Won Gerolt the Prussisn Minister, arrived
from Europe in the Africa yes;srday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

SlxrEExrH WAKD.--The election in the Siiteen'h
Ward under the auspices Of tue t'ree Inspectors IRON
the Central Committee resulted in the election Of 'h'
Anti.Dsyton ticket:
Pr,.is.t,-p.ylp r. JAeuEs Wee Presidents-Wr OIton
Henry Richard secre,An..-He-ry G. Parks ssegeAs
smtS vressurerraonas chdsy DELEGATES :, ksSasasan
Central Ccumee-samne h. H. Vance, James Cat'.il Wn
H. Bull MAncho,, HorSio N. Sherwood De'esNs. TO
Young Mems Republican Cou;rsl Coumittes- Adam Es,
EDWARD Nicox Geo. MscsAn Wn shsv, James Armstrong.