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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

We have printed a newedtiOn Of the bred Scott
decision. See advertisement
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WORTH KNowING.-PrOf WOOD has discovered
remedy for the gray and bald which practicable and
Cheap requires dyeiDg wig extraordinary trouble
There be doubt whatever of its efficacy We have seen
testimonials almost without number and from Of great in
teleence, high standing and moral worth
Those who have been bald for years are now wearing their
hair and appear than they did sir months
40 A. gray bald heads both
TUE lisa duty remedy them BY the natural
aud which Prof WOoD invented and
Kindly offers afflicted Read his advertisement Try his
wonderful remedy give the Professor testimonial
-fMemphs Whig. - 49,.
Sold by al respectable druggists Depot No. ~ Broadway
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DIR. MARSH continues to apply his RADICAL
CUxn RUss with success eoCtinE Psxnsn Of Her
ria on Rupture no. Nessys Lsdie waited npon by
female ID urivrte rooms Also Of svsEy description for
permanent retention Of Rupture Bathing supporters
kheulder Braces Supensoy BsndAges silk Elastic Stocking
KnesCapa Apkles all Surgical appliances scientifically
apphsd, By hAhaH h Co, No. Vesey-at,, N Y.
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III SHINES FOR ALL.
PSRRY's JAPANESE WATSRPKooP POLIsE,
In spts Of snow, rain, or salt,
SHiEKs Oh.
Sold everywhere.
JAPAERsR POLISH Co,
No. 90 Broonle-at. one door west Of Broadway.
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A PROPOSITION TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER

"a PROPOSTTION TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
DIR RApwAI Co. ofthe City Of New York. beg to submit
the following proposition publishers OF newspapers through
ont the United and British Provinces OF North America
TO witt =, -
To pay Of ten per line snnum for the publ
cation Of RADwAYs RKADr hkJIKR,
Regulating Pills and Renovatng Resovent in all newspspers
will throughout the from oO
10 copies the OF fifteen cents line per annum or
pspe-s issuing 2t copies and the Of twenty cents
per line per publishers whose weekly issues
viii average from 1905 20 3,t,0 copies per week.
Publishers Of newspapers who DESTROYS OF publishing our
OF the above requested send A
day Of the6 respective crcuaons together with copy OF
thsir paper 10 RADwAY Co. No. % JOhnst New-fork
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and probably NEVER Will, VIII De CERTAIN 10 hiu NY
their opposition the first practical emancipatonist
ever nominated for President whether he be Bates
or any one else. 1.-THE Old-Line Wings" and other
supporters of Fillmore and Donelson in '56 would
be compelled either to support Bates, if u candi-
date, OF to virtually confess that they oppose him
simply because he is adverse to the Extension OF
Slavery. The Tariff men cannot object to him, for
he is fully with them. The River and Harbor men
will be glad to hail as candidate the President OF
the Chicago River and HarbOr Convention. As 10
the Pacific Railroad, the word st. Louis tells all
that need be said on that subject.
The gallant EmancpatiOnists of Missouri, who
have borne the Free-Soil flag aloft in the darkest
days are unanimous and earnest in urging Mr.
Bates's nomination. They say that he carry
their State, which we greatly doubt; bat he
would at least thoroughly contest it, and thereby
hasten the day Of the conservation the soil of that
noble State to Free Labor alone. So throughout
the border line of Slave States: we do not say tina.
Bates would carry one of them, though we believe
he would stand good chance for Maryland and
Delaware but be would have an Electoral Ticket
in every one of those States, and respectable sup
port in each, led by such men as John Bell, III.
Winter Davis, John j. Crittenden 1--WE trust), and
many others who are not Republicans. And it
would be TO us very pungent commentator of
such choice that it would be smoke to the eyes
the little unto of workers in darkness who have sold
out the remains of the American party to the Sham
Democracy, and would find themselves utterly una
bic to deliver the goods in case Bates were our
candidate.
But enough for the day. If the Chicago Con-
yention shall zee fit to nominate Of our most
pronounced Republicans, we shall receive this as
authentic evidence tina. the Republican party is
stronger than we had supposed it, and shall 90 to
work with will to Justify that confidence in its
strength. If, on the other hand, it shall present
the mime Of Edward Bates, we shall feel double
assurance that the domination OF tho Slave Power
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SOMETHING NEw "A HEMMER, TUCKER, FELL
1xx BixDxH AND just patented simple
hemnng any width thickness OF con either los spPne
10 any sew schine by any in Few minutes RETAIL
PaIox as IIsERAI DiscOrNT The TRADE Orders by
mai upplied with complete sucons postage psid Send
- csIxcaslsr UNIVERSAL HENMKR CO.,
N No. 429 Broadway
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USIoS CoUScILNASIc CoSyESTIOS.--The National
Union CouncilmaDic Convention Of the With District
met on Friday evening at the "Sde Pocket" No. 81
West Tbify-fls street, and made the following nom
nations Jacob NJ. Long, Twelfth Ward S. ID. Bine-
ham, Nineteenth Ward; A. T. Garfield, Twentieth
Ward: o. S. Holden, Twenty-second Ward. The
delegation of the Twenty-fint Ward not present,
and 10 nomination for that ward was made. resolu-
ton requesting the delegates Of that ward 10 name S
own man war adopted
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Eesa! Notices.

CUPREMR COURT-Queens County, State OF
IJIIIY ANN RDENBROOK. William A. hsrdonerook
and iiam A. Colt Defendants Summons Tor Iehet 10 tbs
ddsns and eanh IL them You hereby sunnoneo and
Seoud 70 snsweT the complaint IA this sion which wa. ald
a. IT. 0dce Of the Cicrt ~ the County Of Queens ~
Queens Comfy on the 22d day November 1900 and OF rhch
copy il herewith srsed upon You and TO sIse eG
nrc to The aid complaint the subscrfoe ~ hs one
~ 81 Well1t IN the City ofkew York within trony uays
o. tbe ,erce hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
AZ = M N sasyer the oomplaint within the ttns sioieeu
~ m this action will apply 20 the Court Tor ths ,
sss1nded 10 the New 1ert sSs'os
MO Isytw' ALIAbD H"A'' a''''''
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EExPuLsOs OF NORTHERN MECHANICS FRos
CHAREsToS.-Tht steamship Nashville, Capt Muir
raw, arrived from Charleston on Saturday morning.
bringing back forty-seven steerage passengers, who
had been taken from this port in the ships Of that line
recently There was no employment for them and the
authorities not wanting them there, have sent them
back to this port. Until further notice the Savannah
aud Charleston steamers will not carry steege pas-
senQers hence
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cOuRrCALFNDIR-TUTs NV

UslTED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-The Calendar
Will not be called again this Term.
SUPREME COURT-CEsERAL TERM.-The Calendar
will not BE- called again. Court adjourned to Wednesday
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The Mos. 1850
tO1 1855 1861 1862 1855 1861 1873 1873 1871 1891 l l5s
1881 1899 igl 1895 1899 l5i Part lINos SO 1914 1866
7i1 l6O8 1910 1872 pO4 l24 1900 3s 1892 1894 1885 1884
1894, 1856, 1888, 20O0 2OO2, 2OO6.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-NO new cases will BE- called
this Term.
CoHMoN PLEAs.-Parp.-Nos 80 TO ll2, inclusive.
Part II.-Nos. ll3 to 1876 inclusive.
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Goal, toouo, &r.

CANNEL COAL at $40 per TUN-Now landing
~ and for sale in o to suit delivered to PaIt Of New
HoIk or Efook yn free Of carriage. n l.. BARLOW Coal
rer foot Of Valet and foot o. -scmon g., Brooklyn
xVYOhliNG VALLEY C0AL.-Furnace, Crate,
w and Range COAL Of the best quality for domestic
Weight warranted ard delivered IN perfect or1er IN 81 part Of
the city Orders received al the yard No 81 5av corner
f7hs the Oe Of the S1sQuchaunl and Wyoming Valley
Railroad and Coal Company Ne. y NsI-st
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FIFTH WARD PEOPLES WARD TIcEET.-The Fifth
Ward Republicans have united other citizens upon the
following Ward ticket: Trustees, W. Aymer, Vim. II.
GileOn; Commissioner james b. Dupigna6 Inspectors,
j. f. Harrison, DR.. Fred NJ. Hexameri Constabes,
Henry Smith, George Zoos
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C,0IIT and RHEUMATISM. The c1cruoiahng

GOUT and RHEUNAIlsh:-lhe eAcT 1 an
tE % Of out ~ Rheumatism relieved IA two LOTT en1
y5 Ia N,v DAYS by th. ceebrlted Enfnsh nleu,clne
BJAIRS GOTrT AND RAEUhAi!C Fills - ney si' "a ~
far5 In two OF three days require nei,er % W
snon Of sny sind and are eeISa 20 oss bos Prepared
by PROM HARsANr No. 229 Strand London. tngsha
and sod by their agent MILTON BARSARl 91d snu
wsy md by y. G. WILLS Co, No ll3 frsnIN ~. ~ -
snd 10y AL 6ruguss Her ksesfys Commissioner lave nav
Norzad the Of fOmss Trout No ~ 5Iand Ilohsyu
b ressed upon the Government stamp sh1ed 70 e ""i
Of the genuiIe medicine.
GORE CORNs and BUNIONS are really CURED
- A. tis. usr Of Jas CORN PLASTER For sla BY
H.. DUPUl. Druggist, no. CO.. Bfozdsay.
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FOR THANKSGIVING The steamer MAS
Il sACBUsETrs. win leave James Slip on WEDNESDAY.
Nov "a M for Greenpoh SAG hsrboI, ko instead OF
Tuesday her regular day WIN leave Sac HsrbOr FRIDAY
ssrsuSl
LOR BRlDGEPORT-DAIL LINE.-Fare,
II 80 cents.-The steamer CATALINE, Capt William A.
Val, VIII leave Ownership East River EVERY DAY, at ~
oc och noon running 10 connection With the Housstoaie Rail.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at Il O'clock noon,
arriving 10 time to connect with all the cypress trains
GEO w CORllES Agent
NETWORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL
Road for Albany aud Troy, connecting With the New,
South and with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rot
land Burlington PsttsbuTg Rouse Point Og1ensburrh and
Montreal On and after MONDAY Nov 2s 1860 trains viii
leave 26t IT. Station New ORR Follows: tOI Albany n
and Express and 1899 Express Neil Train For
IotSH sau p n STOPPING at 81 nors above n15sv e.
stations For White Plains 6l5 from hitost Depot
stopping ct all stations For Nilamsbrdge II aud 1890
m from 26hs, Depot stopping at oil stations Eor William
bridge Has (Nednes days and Saturdays only, from Ioh
IT. DEPOT, stopping at gil stations - -
Returning will leave Albany a. and 40 p m Fest
Albany :l5 a. and AIS mE1pTess Train Albany II g.
Fast Albany, HIS D. m-EYprets NAL Train. Cr0ton
Fails stopping at all stations above fremont White
Plains 6:l0 aud 10 stopping at al stations
Niismshrdge $50 n and p m, stopping II all stations
Wilhemsbrdge 10 NV ednesdays ssd Saturdays onyJ
stopping at all stations JOHN BURcHILL, Ass't saPt
II UDSON RIVER RAILROAD fer ALBANY
Il and TROY connecting with Trains NORTH and WEST.
Trains leave:
CHAHBFRssT.: 3lsT-sT.:
Express, and IL g ~, and 7;25, 1850 H. and s;N
Troy nndAlbsny, Mail at 3.Is
Troy ard Albany with Sleep O:l5 p M sudays included
ingcHr), gas p. m.
Poughkeepsie Train, $50 .. n.
and p m. a m. and 80 p IN
Poeksliil Train, 3:p I'm. 4:l0p M
singsius Train 10 snd lO:9S NJ ass 5:sS and 7,ia
A. =. SMITH Superintendent
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ELECTION NOTICE.-Pnrsuant 10 the PRO.

ELECTION NOTICE.-Pursuant 30 the Pro-
~ visions Of the Laws Of this State Public Notice hereby
given by the Common Council Of the City Of New YORK that an
ELECTION wiz be held In esoh Of the Election Districts s
several ards Of said City the FIRST TUESDAY 81 De
cember being the Fourth day Of December, 1870
The Polls WIN he held the places designated by the Common
Council the phces At which Elections shall be held IN said
City during the present year and the Polls viii be open at sun
ne md remain open putn Sunset when they will be finally
closed.
The officers to be voted for such Election the following
Justice for the 9Th Judicial District comprising the 10th and
10Th Wards ~ th. city Pursuant 70 the Act Of Lssature
pssed April II, 1850.
An Alderman in each Of the Adermanc Districts Of the city
having odd numerical design s,ion viz: It, ID A 5h 9th
nth f3h, lsth and 18th
Two Consfshles In each Ward.
Sir CounCluen 4 each riorisl District.
Ono CoruIuissioneT ~ Common Schools Tor Zach Wnd
One Inspector Of Common Schools for eaeh Ward.
Two Trustees Of Common Schools for each Ward
And persons al sueh vscinei.s have occurred 10 the
School offices the various Nads by Of death, Te-iga
ton OF from other
BY order Of the Common Council,
ID. I. VALENTINE,
CIerk Of Commos Council
Dated New YORK Nov u 1860
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SOUTHAMPTON and HAyRE 7 ss sgeGt co S1o
Aelsiie s bs above pors the slsndid
ATLANTIC 9spt A. O Cry osrI,inf tss O'''''
q ~, folioxirr DAYS, from Cs1sl,st VIA"
Prom N.sy. Yori SATURDAY Dec 70
Prom, Hsyrs pee. 6 end Jan: - ., ,s comfort. has
The Atlantic IL uDe1oehoo 1' q, All r,soocts IN complete
svkG. -, p...an.,.vs for whom
limited nupsos ~ ss,s BEEN provided win be tAheA -
. eB each =. On. ~ aha Coapany, Ne
W. ssth 4" Pss'Nss Spp' ~ = STEPHENS, seGs's',
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paints, Oils. Sc.

OIL. OIL, OIL.-To MACHINISTS, Rail-
" ROADS, sTEAAs8OATs-The cheapest and best LII
BRICLTING OIL known, 80 cents per gallon from
BRAINARD 4 HILLS Wen, Mecca Ohio Free 5snipe5 70
be had at No 29 Broadway between Chambers aud ReSds
Inquire for II !. HUBS.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-No, a

SUIT TO FORFEIT THE SLAYER W. D.. COLwELL.
The Distrct-Atorney has filed libel in this Court
against the schooner W. f. Cowel charge that she was
hitting for the savetrsde This the vessel whieh wss
seized fortnight the cutter Harriet lane
By order Of the Surveyor Of the Port.
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naPsCOTTs LINE of

4 NJ ~ LIVERPOOL PACKETS
r, eontinue 10 grant certificates Of passss. n 90
b, tbe fsyorte line u Pockets, ooniPrs-is IN
H., the ,9,i s@d4sr ~ fnERALD IsLE, ALBION
DkKADEOUGHI, hlD DDDILuII Sf1Og IOHE j BOYD
RESJ ADANS, LOB, 81 81, 9 Am PU0nIy
WEsT POINT Nv it iItitsdI CEMBRIA
sias osehsr viii cher. AZ g or o ssf FAcS
80 a., oqi certificates on il0aIsi teens
I49' i'i a. RESITTAECEs no IKELAhD. nIO o d.,,,nd
" co siso cootiDue issue draits RsyS9 80 ~ 81,
So. 70 ~, Engspd Ireland sootand. and W s-e "a so
To- .iycnlsI Circulsrs, viii oil PeriicolsIs ~ =, "
,S,5on tfby Lettor inol0se postsse stenp 70 ryozk,
P@o01"h r tPSCOIT a Co No. g. Sontb,st rev 1891 i
'HiD" TAPsCOIT SMITH 8 Co. hVo'PoOI
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Nov al s19 bbls Flour II 1853 bush. Wheat 361S bgs
Corn rs bash Barley 1873 pksr Whisky 26Ss pags PTov
sions Is % Is Ashes. SO rkss Seed.
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corJRT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TRRs.-Noy. -
Before Judge HILroS.
Dadie Ksmp,on vt. Josep W rodd"fd and Frederick n

This action was brought 10 determine whether Joso
C. Benson Charles W. Crosey partners the
suit OF which many other scons for barge snonns depend
Plaintiff alleges that m March 1889 John C. Benson nannfs
uI.d for kessr Goddard Bros the defendants CERTAIN ra~
k into sewing SILK the value Of which $40 This claim
assigned by Benson Daniel kempon, who brought sh
action The sets that at the time that Benson mann
featured the k he partner Of Croey and that Ben
Croey Indebted 10 the defendants for sk de-
vered 10 Benson Croey TO manufacture in December 1883
end which bad never been returned the value OF which wa
agreed 70 be 1915.
On the part Of the defendants Crosey testified that he and
Benson partners and that the partnership commenced m
1882 end he'd yet terminated Benson testified that soch
partnership exed The Judge ubmtedto the jury three
quetiiens-FUR Whether Benson and Crosley
psrtIeB Secnd: II they when did the partnership
and bat the general nature Of their business Thd:
Whether the defendants delivered Benson and Grossly sy
the sk In December 1883 The jury answered the brit
sud third queons IN the negative and the
rendered judgment Ia favor Of the plsntf the
claimed
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matd)es: geweirn, Mr.

db - TO $3.50 EACH-SOLD 10 PAY ADJ
90 n - VARCES-Isadies and Geutlemen's foe GOLD
hAtCHES, warranted fom 4i2 to Sl30; GOLD CHAINS,
DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS, PINS sc These articles are
really b game and greatly below the Wholesale price
J. H. BABRINGER,
No. no oadway. Room No 25 up stairs
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6cuse furnishing GOODS.

EVERYBODY should provide themselves with
H Of the PATENT ARTICLES to PREVENT
THIEVES and BURGLARS from PICKING THEIR DOOR
LOCkS II can be applied by child 4 efecusl and be
oed in the pociet Irce . cents dice Nos 500 aud sos
Broadway, Room No. g. Agents wanted
IA AGIC TEA AND COFFEE POTS
AVA EXCEL ALL OTHERS
1he only correct principle discovered for making
cofee Sleeps without boiling saving time and trouble dis
pnIing with water pitcher Can pour from
sp0uL Depot. No. l8 Be.knlsnst., n. Y.
THO the LADIES.-The cheapest and best place
Il 10 buy SILVER-PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
and al Kinds Of House Furnishing Goods IS T. d. BASS
FORDS. NJ Cooper Institute Astopaoe I'd and 4bsvs
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In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New York notice 8. hereby given 70 all
persons hgY claims against ELIZABETH BALLARD, late OF
the City Of New York deceased TO present the viii
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber AZ the oeeoi b. j. GENI
esq Noe and 10 Pine ~ IN the City Of before
the 20h day OF April neStDAed New York the 18th day OF
October 1870 J. b. MORTON, Executor.
.uHN
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

FOR THANKSGIVING The steamer MAS
II SACHUSETrS, win leave James Slip n WEDNESDAY.
Nv. a. at for Greenpor, Sac hsrbor &c. instead Of
Trosdsy her regular day VIII leave Sac Hsrbor FRIDAY
erFual
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Stores ano Gcatcrs.

UNnE ETNA
L BASEMENT AND PARLOR HEATER,
Sesened the basement fireplace 20 tie
BssemeD Psrors ard rooms ABOVE For efficiency eooA0ny
ansbity md safety they uueqused Send for circular
SPAULDING L STIlATTON,
Manufacturer and ProD,ieiors BbeHo sthey NJ Y,
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Oreau Steamers.

nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
steamer viii leave New York the st lth, and llst
az b month except when these dates is on SUNDAY when
DE day departure viii be the MONDA1 loHg.iAs loi
o. Rauenst u D. aL-f.'' E.soN''
CREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO
EFW-OGLEAES AND HAVANA.
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY,
Cant. : S BANTER,
VIII leave pier foot Of Narrens.
On FRIDAY, Nov. 30, u noon.
Freight 70 eW-Orleans, IS cents per cubic fo1 80
New Orleans
stesTase passage 10 New Orleans or Havana ~
Corner OF WsrTen-i
No hin, Of lsding signed after sailing hour.
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Of the defendant
sppeseo that the defendant ks store engaged IN Tho com
mission nnsine'' and employed plaintiff tbe-s
CONCEDED by me deendsd The only question what plaintiff
wal entitled 10 receive The plaintiff claimed tat be was 20
have go per manb and the additional profits FOR whatever sales
ssrecpg fhaf he i.ht his ere 10 The nIioa ne tls
the plaintiff testified
he defendant tefed that be- engaged the plsnua NJ ssnr,
Of sC0 only and that nothing said what the pau,ie
claimed III regard 10 additional privilege. Another clerk how
ever oroborated the Of the plaintiff ana he Tarv
found FOX Lin (plain for t22l S. the amount claimed
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c,TPAN WEEKLY between NETWORK and

CTFAM WEEKI1 betWeen NI1W -IUhh HHU
- LIVERPOOL handing and egubaking PASSENGER o. 0oeeh
town (lrelsud The Liverpool Newf na fhSIs le
Coupany Intend dispstehiDg their foil powered Cyde
bUut Iron Steenship% Is follows; c..s n. I
IASffOM
CITY or MANCHESTER 'safsrasy yes.
CITY or WASHIEGTON........' Dc pf
And every SATURDAY at noon, om fieT ~ hoI'H hi'o
RATEs PAsSACH:
I'm. cha 20 Iondog 90 stoersge London......, Is
s:eersge return tickets good for six mouths %
psssengers forwarded 10 Paris, Hsvre Hamburg Bremen
pa.t.,dsn, Antwerp &C. ct reduced through iAes
Poems slng bring out their friends car buy sot mere
., - clIong rsies 70 From Liverpool OF Qnes
tow. first Cabin s75 G and SlOS Sseefsse ron LAFs
pool g. 20 from Queenstown, SO ~, 4. ...
and cary eIpereneed sugeons They are but ~ etgn
iIop siiop End have Patent Fire Annihsor, on board
For Further nfor7nsiioH apply IN DiyePoo 70 IN INe5aN
AGENT No p wsters in Glasgow 70 Nm LSa TO
~ sousye u Queens,oNE 10 &. w u: bEnmOOh
Co In London 20 EWES MACY No. 81 King William -
i Paris 70 JULES DRCOUE No 5Plsoe de boufse Al III
.d,st =. ToES "a DALE No Walnut at or a. the Com
soeii a q al OAA' " ' John o. DALE, Agent
PeASsV No. Is Broadway, n Y.
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IN PURSUANCE of AN order of ROSWELL &.
II BRAINARD. esq, Surrogate Of the County Of Kings
not hereby given according law, to all persons having
claims against CHARLES s. BELDlNG, late OF tive City II
Brooklyn deea>ed that they required to exhibit the
with the vouchers thereof the subchber the AdnistrHtrS
al the Office Of CHARLES H. BRIGGS Nc. ~ haausi, Ia
the City before the 18th day March
Dated Aug % 1860 MARGARET BkLDIN0,
I'm AdniusrstriF
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Buil0ina Editorials.

DuiIulI|g N1ulttlulo.
----~~~--~--~~---~~----
H0L0lsED WINDOW GLASS, of all sizes and
colon suitable for chuIohes aud dwellings svays hand
AHd for sale at low eet prices by
FREDk HOOSE 4 Co.. no. lo6 Futon-st, N Y.
ENCAUSTIC TILES
II FOR FLOORS,
PLUMBERS MATERIALS.
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAIN PIPES 10
MILLER a. COATES
No. 2I9 Pearlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Nmk-M HEINRICH r. RoOPMAN. plaintiff, against
JOHANNE r. a. T. kOOPAIAN, defendsnt-Summons-F
rceTo the defendants Aoa Hereby summoned and re
guiscd answer the complaint i this action which this
dy flied H. the Office OF the Cler Of The City and County Of
Newly oTk al tie City ll IN the City Of New-fok aud 20
sciher Bic Office No M Broadway n The City and County
Ecwl oh State Of Nel orb within twenty days after the
service Of ts COMMONS ou you exclusive Of the Day Of nch
seryice and n YOU l the laid complaint within the
time aforesaid ~ ruf in th action viii Hppiy the Court
the vlainDaied October 18Th,
1850. CHARLES T. MiDDLEBROOht
oI5 fwgwM Plsn.tif Attorney li Broadway New-York