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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

TIE POLICE STATIoS-HoUsEs.-ln the Joint Board
last evening the Of $4,000 appropriated to purchase
lots Greenpoint IT, d. for the erection Of staon-oue
The ann e 2i aso voted for the Eighth Ward Station
House aud $500 for furnishing the different Stations.
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ORGAN GRINDERs IN DANGER.-An organ grinder
brought before Justice Cornwe yesterday charge Of
violating the ordinances in parsdns monkey, dressed IN
Zouaye while entertaining the residents OF Court street
with tune He tined SIS for the ofense.
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COMMITTED OH THE CHARGE or BrRGLARY.-
Three boys named James Walsh Wii MeClusky and John
Hopn charged with feloneousy enenns the store of Mr.
Locte in Atlantic street. weeks since, examined
by Justice Conwe yesterday, and fully committed for trial
sed the accused belong youthful burglars who
have months past committed numerous dePredatons
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IREPoRTED PoR Tue n. y. TRIBuS..
FRIDAY July q, 1863.
ASHES-Tpe market IL without much change, the demand
fair 70 Dbl. SIS 2l for Pots and 20 Pearls
sTOCK ASHES JULY 81, 1S6o.
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BROOHL wv ITEMS.

STEAM FIRE EsGrSrs.-The Joint Board Of Alder
men and Supervisors held an adjournment last evening
for the purpose Of liking the taxes for 1861. Among
the matters discussed was the amount TO be appropr
ated for the Fire Departments OF the Eastern ana
Western Districts. A proposition was mode by AID.
Jenk 70 strike out 81 500 for house and lot Tor En-
CINE No. q; 1900 for house for Hook and Ladder
Company No. 9 and 5000 for new truck for the same
corpapy No o. and that s. 900 be added to the esti-
mate for steam fire engine. The Two hrst Items
were stricken out but the sum for Hook ana Ladder
No, was retained. While the utility OF steam en-
zines was admitted by those opposed to their ntroduc-
ton il was urged that they would be OF no pracucaoe
necessity in this cy-hat the force OF the water was
20 great that impelling power was unnecessary
thai hand engines had thus far proved equal to all
emergencies and furthermore that the time had not
vet arrived for the introduction or steam engines.
The friends of the measure well as the opponents
10 alludne 10 the destruction of the City Mills at the
foot of Fulton street. weeks snce stated that the
safety of the neighboring railroad buildings was alto
gether owing TO d New-York steam engine, when was
present on that occasion. II was also stated that tue
streams of the hand engines did not reach to the root
OF the building, while credit was gwen 10 ths steam
engine for having prevented the destruction OF about
$50 900 worth of properly. The assertion was Ike
wse made that where hut two three hydrants were
used at fire there sufficient force OF WAFER, not
only 70 exungush small fire but TO oyernow the
buiding but the event OF large fire, where all the
hydrants within reach put into requsltton, the
force Of water would be found insufficient aud greater
force would be required to elevate the streams to the
requisite hight. Mr. SchOles moved an amendment 10
the original proposition thai $4,000 be appropriated
for two steam eDgines-one for the Eastern District
and the other for the Western District This was &C
cepted, when Mr.. Daniel Green moved that si50t1 Do
apuropria ed for three engiDcs-two for the Western
District Lengthy debate followed, and the motion,
beirg eventually put TO VOTE was carried by 10 yeas
10 Il nays. member in favor of one engine as an
experiment voted against the introduction OF three
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SsTSG 90 BHTGIs Huh consequence Of The
severe storm Oh Thursday a!ternocn, portion Of the
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disasters, SC.

r o.bhars nom Liverpool for Melbourns, we
shiP fteder ...ts Iune IN. Part OF cargo saved
ssS aeas eS oI Rio !sGsfo SaSdsd zee
MY ~ lnt y, uyood Waiter es4 Sec. I'D UndefwIers
TX Eilss PIKE HAYES, p ieno May IL arr at tbs pon
fhe esa nssfed Gibraltar Jure In compsuy with 50 sl
jay ~ 'Jsne T. during gale from w. split main-.opssl
tno shipped heavy which stove staboafd bHlwr
~ a. poio brg Rsnoy alton ou Quebec for Sheld had hove
,srbosri deck load and both pup. going July r. lat
-, 81 rs spoke barb Ann RANKIN from Quebec for Icndont
aly r. lat "A 30 Ion 81 10 spoke schE Robin nshns ygJ
, a2 g3 Ion 90 10 spoke ship Sea Lak bound esa~Sa -
Cape sspie, saw large gsantty OF lambS.
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LIGHTING THE STREETS WITH GAs.-An attempt to
increase the appropriation for lighting the streets Of the
city in 1861 from $l07 500 $l32 500 was made in the
Joint Board last evening. The increased appropriation
was carried but the resolution fixing the whole
was lost for want of two-thrd yote-lS being in
favor, and II against.
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HIGHLANDS, July 81, sunset No 's'''' " e-'
Wind ifesh, r.. ~ Wester c!osy s.eIs Ia ssht bound
SANDY HOOK, july ~ snn.e,s .te,lv
d. Wind n..b N. Weathef eio"u''
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs-JUyH II.
PLEI I=RefnIr Rccnrder RARSARn


The first called in this Court to-day was the
charge Of selling liquor Sunday preferred against Samuel
Gardner the keeper ola drinking saloon in the Fourth Wad
This expected would be test and probably the
guilty the others would all put in their pleas Of guilty Ex Re-
eoIder Smith appeared for the defendant and
70 begin with that two yer to decide to the npy OF
the jurors, be- sworn.
The Recorder appointed Justice Kelly and counselor Sand
ford
Jurors were then called challenged and they did
pass the ordeal prescribed by the law ExRecorder Smith
went into the business Of challenging the with much
that evident he eondor this import
part Of the trial The whole day spent shout
o'clock only eight Jurors found lit the a7d the
whole panel had been exhausted.
As there left 10 select from the eight already
chosen discharged and the rested for the present
PART II.-Before Judge RUssyLI
The jury In the case OF Roberts who tried 10Y
Inanslangher, returned with verdict OF Not guilty..
Lunan HAYES sent to the State Prison for two years
Henry Boak, clerk aaigned for passing counterlsi.
check for el8 the Bank Of New or PatpcI,ns 70 Dc
6ST ~ nSs~1 shs and &c fer sa
VIM Foster wa. charged by Mary Hue bis mother In law,
with breaking into her house. BY sashing her door with
her n he Ak moi INFORM him where his wife II appears
FOSTER and his Wife had disagreement three year. ago. upon
the strength Of which they separated Mrs Foster now re-
turned 10 the title OF Rue
At ia object In visiting his wife with pistols In
20 very story which he had heard Of her relating 10
her with other man. he being inclined 20 feel
conduct. she had been divorced from
Mn though tried her hes. In the Courts accomplish that
end Judge Russell ruled that evidence out.
The Jury retired and after having been absent for more than
half hour returned With the discovery that there in
teZent German among them who could not speak English
find unanimous verdict la that matter that
perpleSed them
Judge Russell settled the them by dscharss them
oil and Gliding the German through the Interpreter OF the Court
for not making ha, fact known earlier The case must there
fore Do tried again. Adjourned
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Me0irai.

X. R. R. THINK OF IT
SICK FOR 10 YEARS.
SUPERIORITY OF RADWAY'S READY RELIEF AND
PILLS TO ALL OTHER SYSTEMS OF
MEDICATION POSITIVELY ESTAB-
Let those who doubt read following letter from Mr. Joseph
smesre respectable citizen Of Quincy. ILL.,:
"QUIEcY, Ill, Nsy, 1860
became diseased thirteen and have hesn DIS
eased ever since docored with the best physiclzn In
hi. pl-ce Quincy III but under her treatment
hayo tried variety the popular advertised remedies with
no better Nothing nothing did me any good until
tIied .-.. nr,,r,
Then for the first time in u long OF anguish misery and
disease felt and comfort pains aches and inarei ZEN
me and was again able enjoy life My disease all
NV body and through system Doctors called BY different
names lame crippled bad hr-skings out body
pains aud sches all limbs heads shes pains In the stomach
AZ or eating could sleep well do anything Ike healthy
tnsn suid do; IN fact, was miserable.
{" With the Ready Relief took - .,
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
RENOvATING REsOLVENT
"A my pains and aches have left sores are hesed
my blood pure sleep well and feel vgorous strong
and healthy as any man desres"
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF IL sod for 2sc., &C., and 81
per bottle.
RENOvATING REsOLVENT, ~ per bottle.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS, 25e per boz.
RAILWAY & Co, No. 20 JolinFt., New York
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DEATH BY LIGHrNISG-PBESoAEgA.- Wednes-
day morning last during the heavy thunderstorm
which passed over this city, Mr.. Geo. w. Cook and
smaller brother, who were at work on the farm Of
their father Mr.. r. j. Cook on the Ohio River, about
three miles above this place, took refuge from the
torn under large sugar-maple tree. While there,
and as George leaning against the trunk Of the
rec, it was struck by lightning killing him instantly.
The ear Of the deceased Is slightly burned az though
his brains ran ont from ,bs opennss in bis head There
was mark of the lightning track on bis body, but
both on the front and back thereof was traced yas
se of the tree under which the deceased was stand
tire figure barL bs rwigs and leaves perfectly and
plainly delneated, in reversed position upon the
bodv a. rrssss and accurate ss though done by .
mers' : lParkersturg Va Gazette.
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FROM THE NEW GOLD MINES.

We find in The Rocky Mountain Ners and The
Bulletin of May l6 the following interesting nforma-
ton from Jefferson Territory:
New discoveries continued to be made in and around
the Gregory District that equal and in some respects
far excel the famous Gregory lead that the sore heads
zealousy, after all their other lying reports
were refued and proven FALSE was the only lead IN
the mountains that bad any gold in it. In addition TO
the Secreto described few weeks since, and the New
foundland, and the Baker leads reported last week
two others have been described since by Morton,
Smith & Co. They are called the Kenosha and Cana
da leads and of similar character and richness 10 the
Newfoundland lead. They are both on the North Ne
vada mountains, but short distance apart and have
been traced for more than thousand feet each.
The Newfoundland, We are told has IN no instance
yielded less than 80 to the pan of dirt and ranges
from that sum up to 50 80 to the pan.
From Mr.. Russell we learn that the Consolidated
Ditch is progressing rapidly toward complexion and
will positively bring water to the mines IN less than
one month from this time.
From Mr. Taylor, an experienced geologst and min
eraogst, who has spent the last Fall and Winter in
the mines carefully prospecting and testing their re-
sources learn that silver ore in the form Of argent
ferrous gaena has been found in such quantities as TO
encourage further prospecting in its search. "
Mr.. I. has tested some specimens which ylelded az
high $50 TO the tun of ore, and In one or Two m
stances has found nuggets of pure silver near the sur
face From his experience and observation, he is con-
WINGED that silver mines of great richness exist in the
immediate vicinity of Mountain City. lie says he
expects vet to discover silver mines that will rival the
celebrated Washoe mines of Carson Valley.
Mr. Taylor has also tested cnnabr ore that yielded
a very large percentage of pure quicksilver.
II Is found scattered the surface the hill
sides but we believe no effort has yet been made 10
penetrate the vein.
Should cnnabar be found in suficien. quantity 70
supply the demand of the country with quicksilver il
viii not only prove a Of great wealth 10 the
owners, but of ncaculable pecunary advantage to all
who are interested in gold-minng operations.
1t is the opinion Of those who have recently visited
the Gregory mines that few weeks will see an i'm
yield of god prospects are bright, and thou
sands Of men have nearly or quite completed their
preparations for the Summer work. Shafts sunk
hundreds of uns of rich quarts already out and in
gulches bitches dug, snices made, pay -dirt
stripped and everywhere all things are in readiness
for successful and extensive operations. From Clear
Creek and Boulder reports equally favorable, and
few days viii witness busy times in the mihes.
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a CHILD-MARRIAGT AND ITS CossTqUrscEs.-l@st
week ebroncled the deeease of Mrs. Case OF TINS
village, tagged sixteen years. six months and ten
days.. Mrs. c. 10 early called from life 10 DEATH Tas
married about three years ago. and has LETT three chi
dren TO mourn a mothers loss-a sad commentary on
The error Of such early marriage LsI Us-
ware, dgirls take waTning. Waue@a Wss-j Argus
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OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRlNGS.-Ihese
IN the town Of Aisbsms tennessee County. y eight ue.
sou'h Of the vgo of Medina the Ee Canal and fourteen
The pnpi Acid Spring. three in numbsri beside he.
there SIX e:hsT They $50 al located within circuit o.
shown 10 the ,ubjOned estnlouss They contain large
IF ssSSf Ien & ssRi' s
BY The Water depend gs Largely upon S..S s presence
Hundreds Of Of disease especially those resulting nom
the scroiou. dAthesis have been cared by hel use
oPions Il nassa snd ,cen.isc gentlemen given In the
r. d The sS s% sas o see wss fe
sSsyn RS:l p p Of Afsy b.
bell Of P6ed Mass. Dr. j. s. shui-r Of Lochpor; r. y.
qasy u eiHSe
cured by the Of the water Dr. Beck ssys ~ AN .,'Gsd
Campbell They mus. be highly beneficial for al chronic
before I he A @s ss@ % SS~yE
sen &C. and sse qopee sni h. the class Of
to which they asulay sdap:d chronic ssso-
.neou. De. chrc py.P.a cs.Osis D1ass Chr..
Dysenery Chronic DaIc' Chronic cys ia the
ooqusve Of Hectic Fever The Wster also be
Ssr IN convsescence }icm Protested excite the
petite and promote digestion IN Diahes parica,ily such y
nsmb.nc Of the ntesines In Caculous affections Hs
ss attended With phosphate sediments It 10 the suitable remedy
apt BY continued use disorder the stomach In Febrle ~,
be used properly diluted a. 70 dn , ~
Dyspspsa with alkaline condition OF The
Pyrosis WaieTrash wiz prove better than hyaio
chlorc .cd In Coles Pc,onu and other
sring from the action Of lead tins WIS
prove be admirable antidote In Chronic
rs Chronic Mucous Cs,arh and Humid A,hn. Thronic
Ophthaimia (ezteGy sgsrsls W Ulcerssd pore 10,
l Of salvation aud In LeucoIThea and "ieei IN" ~
Piles - MI. su..S
When taken internally wineglssdui Of ne s'ef au'eo
taken three tines day, Ia sufficient for an sdat l.,
Other testimonials fTom physicians and other iesPeo'a"" '
diydusls may be application to the Agent.
Dealers supplied on liberal teruis
No Water genuine unless procured nom -.
III. w BOsTWICK, Sole Aren't, 49,,
Metropolitan Hotel Building Broadway, kew.l OH o. yt
Sold also by Herenan Co. Nos. ei, sss sl ana e''
Broadway and by Thos T. Green, cor lstht ana pioao
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Water-Tnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bing-
WI hsmton N y eight hours om New York city by rail-
ro4dThi establishment b., Location unsurpassed IN ns.a,,
recovery OF health viii BE- found large garden i attached 70
the premises which the finest strawberries will be served
this month. For Circular. address }. II. NOkTh H. d.
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- u NI1mIl NOU1tI .-D.tT 10 I1I1.tCII IuIlI-
- tiff against HUGH KENNEDY, and OLIVER sPROULL,
sud JAMES KENNEDY, Defendants for relief
ICON sevedTo the Defendants above named You
hereby summoned and required tho Complaint this
scioi which will he filed IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
City end County OF NewYo It the City Hail In sad City, and
scber my Office, No. l7s West 3hs In he City Of New
York. within twenty days after the service Of this
ycu exclusive Of the day Of such service and you fall
the ad complaint within tho time aoresad the plaintiff
In this action win apply the Court for the relief demanded In
the con plant -DGed tbs 24th day Of March. Is60.
mao liw6wW JAMES LINDEN, Plaintiffs Attorney
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COURT CALENDAR-Tns DAT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Unchanged.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcuIr.-Part Mos. I'LL,
o a. 25 ais ll6l 1885, 1881 1893 1885, 1887 l3ti isi3 1345
l3iI l3is 1885, 1859 1865 1851 Part u-Nos $40 60 esq.,
lot "a ss $50 ssa e, $50, e6, ll6o an 400 S7s 1881,
ll42, liza, ll46 20.
suPRxxE CouRr--sPEciAL TxRx.-Nos. ll3 to l25,
o $3.50, Sc, s,S.
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SUPERIOR CoUEr-Psn I.--AdjourDedt 70 June ~
Part fI-Nos $50 ala 90, 30, 49, sso 80 So SO ~
a. ~ go par fI-yos SN, 2n. 31S ~, xs 40 Iy'',
Sol 1853 = i7ss, 1875 1870 $40, si isse 1852 1890, s07
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AsHEs-The merset 10 without variation the a'msn'
.,ssdv for Pots ut Is 3It and Pearls At - -
COTTON-The market is duh and heavy UT q1osas u
lh inst are baes including 1o In tran'itn Inc e1p'
,inee Ilth inst has been COS bales We quote
rgw.YoRK cr1sssIrIcarOs a., AN
Uplands Florida Mobile. ~ Q; STex.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Jrys n.-Betore
Judge SxALLRT.


VIM. Wood and John w. Ward pleaded guilty TO a
charge passing counterfeit coin The Court Wood
the State Prison for years and hne Of 81 and Ward 10
six months en- Backwelps Island, with fine OF 81.
INDICTMENT.
Selden Brainard, charged with forging bounty land
caim asned Time to plead extended 70 Thursday
NEXT.
Joseph Lanes charged with similar ofense held TO bs
in 5000 TO appear Tor Trial at the next term.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN FARE 81 10 ALBANY
On and .ner MONDAY, May %, 1860, Trains win leave
sth-st Station, Newfork, as follows:
For Wilsmsbrdse and I'll way stations, T:4o and II m,
and $50 For White Plans and all way Tstions' and
white-st Depot For Crot'n Faas SIS stopping WIZ
fs,nsbrig- stations above For Dover Plains 4:5o
stopping White Pans and stations above For Albany
n Express Mail Train stopping 81 White Plsins, Bedford,
Croton Falls and all stations north.
Returning viii leave Wilsmsbdge stopping At all way sta.
It ali way setons Q, and m and Dover P.ns
a m stopping stations north Of fordhan. Croon Falls
m stopping at all stations north Of fordham Albny,
NJ Express Mail Train stopping all stasions TO White Plains
JOHN BURCHI1L Assistant Superintendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ From foot Of at Hampton juno
ton With Delaware Lackswsnna and Western Railroad and ct
Ersion with Lehgb galey Railroad aud liz connections
SUMMER ARkaNOEmEEr-Commencin May %, 1861
Leave New York as follows: . -
HAAHIsBrRe ExPKEss-At for Esston, Residing Hsr'
rishurs bsnch Chunk &c
MAIL TEAIS-At m. for Es,ton Water Gap Scranton,
Great Bend Pittston, Wkesbsrre &c.
l2u. THROUGH TRAIy-For Easton, Msash Chunk Reading
Pottsyille, Harrisburg, &c. 49, .
4 p n. THRousB TRAIS-Ror Easton, Allentown, hsueh
Chunk, kc. 49, A.,
WAY TRaNFer Somesylle aud intermediate station.
LEAVE Nxw-YoaK PIER No 2 ~ X at % and ii 80
m and 800 IN Easton and inter mediate stations and at
$40 o. M for Someryile snd nternedste stations.
JOHN q. sTERES Superintendent
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INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK,

-
AT special meeting Of the Board Of Trustees held this even
hs AZ their banking house,
The President announced the Board the death q Terrence
nonpsy the Comptroller at Paris France the 4h ut
whreupen the following resolutions were introduced ac
passed unanimously:
Rsoed That when this Board in april last refused 20 receive
c resignation Of Mr. nonney comptroller OF the be"k ana
As charge OF sr and scene restore bin health ana
enable him to the discharge Of the duties OF he poG
Thst his Board hes heard tie announcement OF BIZ DEAN
pain proportional dappointmcn Of their hopes ana mo
repa-able loss OF his services 10 the Institution us
He,oifed That In the opinion OF the members q w
tAis Institution slone The sufferer BY The un'eS
Of their devoted friend His death J. loss to the nv
fore whom he stood from his earcs, boy hcoa p~''
asnple in all the relations OF he A..,e.,. -
Rssred That entertaining the most sncsIs s ~, ou
Scnre with his hereaved family this Board aifeci .a copy
Of thee resolutions be cent 10 hem y IN .pr " US
b,s thst msrciful Providence WILDE Peseo 70 aSse "eH
affection
signed 0y Oroe' Oh '"s D' JOSEPH STUART President
mo
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of osnsc notice hereby sysn oe1ssns
s h Ss sh : as f;'is
decead that they required 70 present. the same with the
FIELD, c&PRoN Co, village Walden In The aid
iSnh e ( it H. gu or BE-
rs l.smw EH 15tsAM + sG9FEED Eisuo
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the SSs"y N:w .S EsR Ss 5fTsy Tsn .s al
City e pIsis1 sh ss%s with voucher
day of September NeyYoTs the 18th day OF Feb
II a%s s f fahRf SS5hbaSTE E's'D
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
persons having claims against ANN PRoUDFI1 late Of The
S s d es < EVEN Ss
ChsnbeI IN the Cry Of SesYGIs CO Or seios ss
sssssuh d1g ge November s eighth
day Oh STAY i''0 Eb%ARD D. ' EVEN,
my9 lsw6mw Administrator &c with the WIN annexed
IN the SUPREME COURT of the STATE of
fS \ nd s Ehf
C9 hssy and sSrS to e e eSTP 5s
Office q the cist Sf the Cy and County Of sswYOs IL the
City Hall Of the CITY Of NewYoIk on The Tst day % May
The .uSa Ssrs At fe dee No essmsn street the City
usre Of hs isy o h cs and you a to aid
compliant within the time soresad said plaintiffs win take pds
en against you for he of hundred and fifty dollars
with interest on same frori eighth day Of October 1859
Dated May ~, 1860. TOWNSEND VAN MSS,
usv2J lavCeW- Plaintiff Attorneys.
| CUPREME COURT.-SAMUEL w. SEARS,
.s.in sG hlEEoSSlpAs B. BEScHLEY' SAMUEL n AL
FORD. and JOHN BENCHLEY.-Sumnionsf for money d..
lnand contract tCom not ser) To the Defendant JOHN
BENeHkEY Yon hereby summoned and required 10
the complaint IA this action which win be led In the Oce Of
the Csk Of the City and County Of New at the City Hail.
In said city aud 10 10 the said com
plain. subscribers at their Office No lSl Broadway
IN The City OF within twenty days after the service OF
this summons yon exclusive Of the day Of such seEee and
If the sd complaint within the time Aforesaid
the plaintiffs this action win take Judgment against for the
hundred sld ninety nine el loo dollars with
interest from the twenty day ofAp thousand eight
hundred and sixty, &n5 060 thereof and with interest
fro fifteenth day Of May TACO si 90 100 thereof be
side the Of this action Dated May IL, 1860.
CHAMBERS P0MEROY, Plaintiff Attorney
No. la2 BrasdWsy.
The complain. above mentioned duly fed in the office Of
the Clerk OF the City County Newfork the sixteenth
day ofMay, 1860. CHAMBERS POMEROf,
iune6 lawfwW' Plaintiff Attorneys.