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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-04

MINING ENTRRPRIsE.-The Dutch Flat
Enquirer says that c. Coppand e. Gay, of that
place, intend and have taken the necessary steps
to secure the privilege of Auming Bear river for
a distance of Is miles. failing fumes are the
best paying operations known to our miners.
and the very best claims in our vicinity, and.
IN TACT, IN the county, empty into Bear river,
depth OF some fifty feet, thus afording to the
owners steady yield Of large sums for years.
Robinson Z Chase intend extending their flrrne
further dowu the river and also to enlarge it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-04

Brutal AssAULT.-A cowardly and brutal
assault was made last Thursday night upon
DR.. G. W. Wilson, of Marysville. It seems,
says the Democrat, that he was sitting in his
house with his family, when a man named
Rouster and two or three others entered, and,
as the report goes, insulted Wilson's wife.
Wilson told him that his house was not one of
ill-fame, and that he could not allow that kind
Of talk. Subsequently, in the night, after
Wilson and family had retired to bed, Wilson
being sick, having bled at the lungs, Rouster
and four or five others, as we are informed,
broke down the door, and before Wilson could
rise, struck him on the head with a brick. He
rose to struggle with his assailants, and getting
him down, they beat him over the head in a
most unmerciful manner, one of them striking
him with brickbat held in his hand. He was
left wallowing in pool of blood, and the as
sallants departed. Rouster having been recog-
nized by Wilson and his wife, was arrested and
lodged in the station house. The wounded
man is in very critical condition.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-04

RUFFIAN KILLED.-The Dalles correspon-
dent Of the Portland Advertiser relates that a
notorious ruffian, named Thomas Ryan, after
parading town with a drawn knife, attacking an
unofending gentleman on the sidewalk, clean
ing out several saloons, and making lunge
with the weapon at Deputy Sheriff Heidrick,
who drew, blazed away, and pursuing, Shot him
in the back of the head, killing him instantly
The deceased had previously boasted that he
had killed two men in California.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-04

The Bulletin correspondent of the 9th of October
in critcisng the different Photographic Pictures at
the last State Fair says:
con the opposite wall hang the contributions Of
J. Shew Of San Francisco. These also most cred
liable specimens of the Photographic art. Among
them is fe-size head and bust of Senator Broder-
ick-probably the most perfect which has been made
of the late Senator. Side by side with these hang
series of most wretched libes the art contributed
by some one in Nevada. They serve, however TO
set Off to better advantage, the productions Of more
skllful competitors.
AS that paper don't give the name of the artist who
send such pictures, it must be known, that A.
lIEBERT, the Photographic Artist of Broad street,
published in the papers of Nevada that lie was the
only one in this city who sent pictures to the State
Fair.
AE-"A CHA Gun SES GUVRES''-Tfa
Let every one have Credit for his own Work.
nov1 -3m LOUIS CELARIE,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-04

AcaUIrEED.-The negroes who attacked the
audience at the theater at Victoria were acouit.
ted; Perhaps had they massacred the entire
audience they would have been justified in ma
king the assault.
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DIED.

AHToNIDEs-At Pan6.d, NJ j., on Wednesday, Ne, 1861
Mr.. Matthew Antondes, in the 10th year Of his age
Funeral nom the f Presbyterian Church. on Friday the h
intent at o'clock His relatives and friends are ire
spec,fuly invited 10 attend without further notice.
BOYDArer short and illness, Tuesday, May
May An the beloved and much regretted daughter OF James
and Mary Ann Boyd, aged years, months aud IA days
fhe relatives and friends the family are respectfully invited
the residence Of her p.rents No S59 sixth Avenue without
further invitation The remains will DO taken to Greenwood
Cemetesy for inteImen..
BARKER-At Chiesso, ILL., Wednesday, April rs, Elijah
BAKER, In the $50 year Of his age.
3RAsBER-ih Brooklyn, on wednesday, May Sarah A.
Brssher wife Of Philip Brssher
The relatives aud eud OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral whou, further invitation from her late
residence No. MontssuePace, on Friday Afternoon, st
O'Clock
DE GR00T-ln this city, Tuesday May Isabelle Graham
Britain wife Of William de- Groot.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
20 attend Der funeral Thursdsy morning at 10! O'clock from
No 70 Irving place without further notice.
TDGE-ln this city, on Tuesday morning May l. of con.
y Tomas Judge, In the i2d year OF his age.
WRtNCEn thi. city Tuesday May after short but
Fevere illness Rachel Ecke eldest daughter Of cketson
Ind Margaret H. Lawrence oged 10 months and days
LVlkGsToN-At Hyde POrb Dutchess County on Sunday
morning April 49, Russell Livingston In the Sh year OF bis
age
luRtHYOf consumption on Tuesday Nay Mary, widow
ofOeoIge Murphy formerly OF CallnoulwIt, County Werou
ireland brother Of the late Bishop Of Ferns sged az years
HpaMAhS-,n this city, on Tuesday May q u erooP.
herahnn, sged6 years aud months.
hClAs-in TIL, city, on Tuesday moIn'ns Nay s.d
Raymon, Of Juan Nj and Euphenia H. hscia'' As'u
years months and 70 days. rrr .
ARsHALI-At Hoboien on "Wednesday mSrninsI M.yy.h,H
aged ytsrs sud months. a, ,,x,n
be Ltnds al relatives Of the family are re'pesua'
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attend the funeral this tThurssy) ahernesn from the resi-
sepee OF the parents, Ne. ia 0udsn-st Hoboken.
pLMEEIn Ibis city Tuesday afternoon, May Of disease
Of he heart Louise Adelaide Rance In the ssh year Of her
eye. -,
eAvIeE-In this city, on Tuesday evening" Msy ], sasr
ssYMOUR-Ats Saltwater Saratoga Co.. n x on Wednesday
81 M.rs Nornsn Be- mour In the ssth year Of his age
pO0n On W.dn.,dsy morning. May Edith, daughter OF
Dr. jsmss r. Wood .ssd %0 V,sS 70 attend the
from the residence Of her parents No. lr'
Tssrlsee, on Saturday, May 5, at O'Clock p. M
Fo, odditional Marriages and Deaths see Pages
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R,,.cv ~. Auctioneef: ,r,, ,,y,rIr
xprAr u 81 ciS in the NINETEEN III

~,REAT Sal y Of i 81 s in the NINETEENTH
tT Wnpn sSss. 42d, l5d, and 4ith,ts,0Au =.
~ WAhD s9911s < Co viii sell At auction on WEDNno-
On o'clock the Merchants Exchange ei bo'
Of ound IA lots east s5e extending from about the center
between 42d and 4Sds to the 'ouso sioe Of sn
sadt Lots north side, commencing l'' feet east OF
sd-sv TOO feet street,. "a, oo,., ..,. ~ aa.v
~ .Ssst-i Lots north side directly opposite tns above
~ h, III Lots south side adjoining above IN the rear
IN nsrtx ss IN body in the very heart Of I'M
ne ene business part the city and viii DO sold IN
ssp.rste lots with Ibe privileges ava al NJ the proper
v.d snS Al Tor immedate On the 4Sd and "a
ausntitv Of valuable building stone, which WIZ eiTs Ia,
With he ots or be removed by the present owner Pho.e
old and indisputsbs and win come direct rom s remain on
About twothds Of the purchase @ ~ viii De
bond moitgsge payable before I'VE yesi y, No
particularly stated st the time OF sale MAPS ~ su
Pinsst. N,S-Z
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REAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT .T-AT,6 and DESI /;


II the sutbority vested IN him BY Legislature Of the State
and q the So@TOn S0g1 S Of ss s S
RUBL0 the highest bidder With I'D sdsqGa,s ,ScsI
p on IFAsE d fs5;s inSSp a; F{GFFToS
s2ThHh for s Y.
nom the day Of sy, A D. 1861 with ali the rights priv
Ss cy q Ns%Yol ssd Fes. to Be run to
% Ind and O% w sIs 1ss 81 S
Poraon, are have been reserved and Tor
sTsbus BTOoiyn may the foot Of said in the
vicinity hsIeO and in tie case or cases in which the O0po
ssd by said Ferries portion thereof the landing. or ter
see shall 80 elect At hi. own cost and expense.
lion w Ss IN Ss sas s Of sns
not exceeding The present rates and the any
Ssened and held to Be forfeiture Of the same and the said
lease thereby become absolutely null and void - nj,
required purchase at fair sPgrs sed ysns9n the oos,
sudng and other ferry property Of the present e.,es sctq
Such valuation to sceaned by three competent dsiheres
purehsser or lessee this % and the third BY the two thus
TIE to be made in the form ferry leases and
conform to the requirements the and ordinances and
4 10 be incurred BY the Corporation ior OF in CONNECTION the
ps P & o. N viii Il ne be .5 II T
annual rent less than the aggregate amount Of annual en no"
TIE purchaser Of the lease ferries and their dsses
Oil required pay the time Of sale to the Collector Of ne
for he annual rent to be spped on Of the year
esse be sIecutes lease with the usual eovssa 70
be required furnish Obligation, be signed By least two
surees 10 the effect that he win execute bond with surees
70 proved by Controller for the pune.us payment OF
The quarterly and for the faithful execution OF the covenants
oftbe lease.
suconeer and the Of the lessee to be
psid by the purchaser.
win also contain covenant requiring each ferry
pump than 400 feet OF hose ofthe quality and d.
by the fc Department ,hs city to be 1ed
Scr the Of fires whenever required by the Chief
EDeneer bis Asstsnt for which services the lessee win
receive dollars hour for each hour 50 engaged
ROBT. 4. HAWS, Controller.
CRY OF kEw.YOkR, DEPARTMENT OF FISAScB,]
Controllers Office, Nov. l6, 1883.
The ssle of the Ferries 10 postponed unu
WEDNESDAY December a. 1883 at the same hour and place
ROBT 4. HAWS. Controller.
The above sale further postponed until THURSDAY Dec
- 1'' ROBT. T. HAWS, Controller.
The above tsle postponed until TUESDAY Jan TO-
49, wv ROBT. T. HAwS, Controller.
The above sale Is again postponed until FRIDAY Feb TO-
~""' ~ WIG ''"'' RoBT. 7. HAws, Controller.
The sale il further postponed until SATURDAY Feb
- A'"' - 'A' 'N--' NV R0BT T. HAws, Controller.
The above further postponed until TUESDAY, mair'
A. i''' ~ ''' ''-' "'u' Root T. HAws, CoxY" Nav
The above sale u further post poned until Tf''
- 1890 st the same hour and place. AVIS Controller
II.
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CrION NOTICF-Gnod SECOND. HAND

A UCTI0N EOTICE-GoOd SECONDHAND,
IN FURNITURE-DANIEL H0UGH, Auetionssr va ,ni
ss At Public Auction THIS DAY TborsdAy) Asyss ~
all the contents sfhe large double House. No 10 Co,s ~.
place few doors Of osdw Nopestpone men. OF ia.
s.ust Of weather Catalogues At the House on 'hs
Of sale ,,,-..o.oo3
Pao, are furnished with velvet Carpets two soS
Bates, In ch crimson and maroon otoeate Sbs; oisr
center side and pier Tables easy, aud reePn Pa.
Minors tne Oh Paintings bronze aud otaoa beavy sm.
nan ststuettss CHA Vases rch Bootcsses aies
Aney Chairs and Wiling Cases. Chess Iaois'
Dnips- Carpet and hpt IN "a sJa w.
E.,spsp TAI. and BUFFET chsirs to nateh sos Aao ssS
DE Bookcase marble Cel 'na Tea Service and ssvsr Cot
ks Urn Cups spoons fsFk, hniyss cai Dsonpt
-. aud liquor Gases Engraved TSmoie.r .S
Maid and ivory Cuilory CeseIps, - N ~ " - - - ~
sfs 40 eIb rosew God 7-oetave s,L ,,.h pt. $500.
IhIoI ,osswood Bedstesds, Bureaus, Wsshstands,
sSyepy ca Couehe, Easy Chairs Wadrobes, China Toilet
s hsr Mattresses and Bedding, French Mirrors; lace
Curtsins Shades; &c -, - NJ , IN -.
-, and useful articles for such rooms ingram Carpets
walnut Bedslesds Bureaus Mattresses ko al
n ape order Bale to commence In the Dinnsroom aud Par
~
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Nem:llurk DAILY Gribn,te
MARIE

DART-CLUTEIn this city, Tuesday, May l. at the resi-
depcs Of the brides father BY the Rev NJ Hustou James
Dart TO Fannie A. Clute, al this city.
EARLE-FULLAGAR-Ats Schenectady, Thursday April 26,
by the Rev DIR. William Paine the Rev Comeias Earle Pas.
Tor of the First Presbyterian Church. Catasauqua Penn, 10
Nil. Elizabeth FuIssar, daughter Of Mr.. John Fussn Of
Schenectady.
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A. J. BLKEcKER. Auctioneer. ,rl
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF Green ana 1or

M House PLANTS, including 200 Csmeiss nm,
j. BLEECKER SON Co win sell at auction On pI rni
DAY May at l0l O'clock IN their sseuooms, No. fne n.
fur srs) Broadway the entire stock Of the fske
E{JRsERY belonging TO CHARLES A. MORE esq, consist
d. IN go CAMELfAs very 6De ROSES Of every descfip-
sSn D1PHNAs ORANGE s.d LEMON TREES Fruit Iso.
ssnts 4, IT. tomi The sale win be POSITIVE, WITH
ONT ANY LIMIT OR RESERVE Catalogues resdy 10
fw days. usfSy
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A Hos1IsyS GKIFYs Co, Aueioneers.
AcNIIycRNT SALE of HOUSEHOLD

WI TyaNTyRE TiIs DAY .TsS''dssy Of P.s.s, ,e
dsnce No. 20 West 26h- near
sS Se9uy osee Piano s.rs ss E,ss .n
Bsotesse worI 6ls Enssb Brussels Carpets, sts,srs on
Paintings BY eniDsn. ss b 'p1cs sss FnrSi,Ts 90 su
China, Glassware, rosewooe NCnsiupei '
Dsdtbb ks. 6sls positive rein o. ,%ass'
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n Y SUPREME CouRT;.City and County

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-Clty and County
~ .rof New .Yak-FRANCIS MORGAN against RoBER
BARTH -(sumnons for money demand on conH.etl-Iothe
Defendant above named: are hereby summoned 20 anT
the this action which viii be hed In the once
Of the City and County Of New and serve
copy Of your at office No lz btoadway IN
s City Of EewYok within twenty days sner the service OF
this summons on you exclusive Of the day OF susn service ma
you the said complaint Aforesaid the pantii
vii taI against you the Of hundred and
uree dollar, and cents with interest from the hrst
day OF nne eight hundred and sixty oesldestne
eo.t, of Ia estlon.-DAled New.i orb. March 1850
GOODMAN JEsUP. Plai hf's Attorney
No. liz Broadway, n. Y.
Nv Yort prl l8 Isfp GOODMAN JESUP,
.Iai,usufh Plaintiff . Attorneys
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T OUISVILLE ARTESIAN WATER.
IL This NATURAL MINERAL WATER Ia now sr'eh"'''
FOR yHE CURE OF
INDIGESTION! RHEUMATlSm!
GOUT! DERANGEMYNT or KIDNEYS
DERANGEMENT OF LIVER CUTAhEOUS EhuI-
TIONs! CHRONIC CONsrIPATioNta
LONG-sTANDING CHRONIC Dl5EAsEsi
AND ALL ERRORS or DIET.
Fer sale BY all pruFsists and by "a. s..a-x
BT.THUApSoN Agent, No. y" nIsss""'
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FACTS. tif-l
In this paper present 10 the pubic nnmpesshaee 'el
pony establishing the facts tia. RAILWAYS READY RILEY
REGULATING PILLS and RENOVATiNG RESoLyhNi,
are only positive # the ck afflicted with disease
bat that they have In lS proved TO be inhhble And
have restored the dying pse. T. robust health ssr al oser
means Of medication filled.
NINTH WITNESS.
BILIOUS COLIC-sALT RHEUM.-J w. GARNER, Hoi
land Patent \. T. testihes:
Soon after came to this place, seized with bhiees
Cole clerk IN the Of De Angels Co. recommended
RAILWAYS REAOY RELIEF Three doses, at intervals OF
minutes relieved In few hours was free from pain
have used WITH Satisfactory results, your READY RELEs
PILLS, for SAT- Rheum, for they have EJECT
ed cure oftbs o. royng disease"
*. r.. Relief 25c &c. A1a 81 par bottle.
Regulating Pulls, 75c. per box.
Rssolvent, 81 per bottle. -,
RADWAY Co., No, % Johnst, Newton.
Sod by al Druggists everyw where.
WINANTs INDIAN LINIMENT-Is sure
Piles Weak Limbs ENLARGED Joints kc., no Sold every
where. Depot No. 1856 Greenwichst.. New-Yorh City.
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NEW.YORK SUPREME GOURT.-The
~ OCEAN BANK or THE CITY OF NEW-Yokh .g,.
The OHIO LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CONTAIN,
JOHN r. KILBRETH, and CHARLES REEMELIS, he
csve ofths Property Of the said Trust Company ana
Puuut 10 ndEment OF the Supreme Court OF the sthe
EevYorl made In the above entitled seton q. the S
on the 13d day Of January 1860 the ocean BANK OF
he civ N Nsw.Y OH yin sell At public suction, BY BROWN
NICHOLS Aueonser under the direction Of the
on The fh day Of MAY 1860 u O'Clock noon shs d
.ebed Railroad Bonds and Coupons 70 VIII foryesht eonas
ou.sse cellars each sued aud dated on the u. day Of May
tS .n5 hr,t day OF May 73 with coupons or
urrs. xaTan attached for Interest payable semi annually
wieh bonds ,ecuied by third uiogase on the foad ana
tority Of the ,i railroad company also one hundred bond,
a. he sane railroad company for one thousand dollars each
i,,d an dated hrst day Of January. 1884, with coupons
interest attached payable 'emi annual and eeu
b, mortgage which FIRST portion Of said sifosd AZ
witch fourth mortgage the residue OF the said rarosi
ti.t day Of January, 1891 dated New York Msy i9O
c. l.. MCNEIL, Referee, No. - "alFst
y L. FANCHxR Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MeniraL

DR. LEATHE's YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
H. cured r. Martin, u. Inspector, No. 1913 South uns'
Brooklyn d. ofRBKusATsH Of the most excrucA!hs usuo
90 Arp BEE Hin IN
DR. LEATHE,s YELLOW DOCK SYRUP cured j. H.
Evans eso drug broker III Pearst WALL Of DYSPEPSIA
Dr. iEATHL5s Yellow DOCK SYRUP, twelve year. os,
fore an Intelligent public during whch time have peen
cured Of serofua Piles and Erupve diseases II there
person living who has failed to obtain relief II. use sa nm "
10 the Depot No 100 Chathsmst and demtnd sssscGoh
Be careful 10 tale none other. One dollar bottle.
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Nsw.YOBK CATTLE MARKET.
uPpnpT

fFoa Yap WEKK ENDING WKDSIsDAY, MAY iooo.
,or.t rrcrIprs OF CATTLE OF KINDS rox TIE
o<o-ans 70 be resorts the several ID ns
,ity there lave been received this week:
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NIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD Trains
1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lcI)O INITIAL RAILRO d. INV

GREAT DOUbLk-THACh hoOfh
'n' The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Once No. Asor House, corner OF .esey-s
Facilities the transportation Of Passengers 70 and nom yin
cinnst Chicago st. Louis, st. Paul NAshye Memphis nev
(ean ana al other towns the West Northwest and soute
west for speed and comfort By any route
,.pdt,t Nc rninr Express Ia Evening Express p M
Sleeping and smoking cars on all trains 49,.
Var. slwsys a. low and the tme quick BY any ohsa
route 49,. =, ,..,...A.x, A,
and o, point on the railroads OF Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Iiinoi, wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DE-
RECT or to any port the nayssbs rivers OF the "es ~
steamers from Pittsburgh. ,y..,.
The rates Of Freight and from point Of the West By ne
Railroad al all times favorable IS are chAsca
by other Railroad Companies Merchant. and shippers ntr
Ing the poson Of their Freight 10 this Company can rely
With condolences on its speedy transit.
fhis Company also maintains an Emrant Aeoomnodsuo5
Line by which parties engatns wew ard enoy chesp an
mode Of at half the ratss
Of fare j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. lAstor hoa.s
LEIGH l. Co., Freight Asentht . ,,,,,
No. | Astor House, and no. south Wiiliam't
MCDONALD BISCHOFF, Emisfant Agents,
THOMAS A. SCOTT General sup't, Altoona, Pc
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Utean Cleaners, or.

TI s. MAIL LINE II CALIFORNIA.-By
u steamers Of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY from Newly ork 10 AspinTAl
By Railroad Of the Panama Rsiroaf Company Rom Aspnwh
to Panama
And by steamships Of the Pacific Hall Steamship Company nom
Panama to San Francisco.
From the foot Of Waren.st.
AT IL O'CLOCK, NOON, PRECISELY.
The steamship NoRTHEfN LIGHT VIII Leave New OK
on SATURDAY, May s. the NORTH STAR May 81 and the
ARIEL with freight and seerse passengers only Nay 3D.
Uncurrent money not received , -. .,oo
FIRST cabin passage 800 second cain $50 steegs slO
For further information, apply al the only Office
No III West-st., foot Of Wsrrenst
ID. Il. ALLEN, Agent.
EBLn persons forbid trusting on account OF
he above ships owners
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CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- Yon-The wRENTHAa BANK against JAAoLAs
STURDY PRESTON BENNETT JOSEPH W-'Dsiendans
and JOHN sHEPARDsoN To the aboye sna LeauIsd 20
AID each OF them: You hereby suo'ts copy hsIews
answer the complaint In this action Of your answer 20 ne ea
served upon you and TO .sye within twenty DIV. sr the |
way 10 the CITY Of day Of such service and Il you f
t nS -, complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain
Sion IL AXE judgment against for the sum Of
- g. Sohsand hundred aud fly -four 2l0o dollars vita
.srss ESQ from the fourth day Of March 1860 sad In
90 from the eleventh day Of March 1890 and inter
es on from the eighth day OF March 1890 AMI interest
the remaining Of e I'll CO dollars from the second day o.
March, 1860. and costs. -. - 49,
T. kE. r. BROWN Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Ne. 229 Broadway, Newlori
The complaint IN the above entitled action wa. hled In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the City ard County Of New York at the
City Hall In SAID tity the fourth day Of April 66o-Dstes
Eew.York, April s. l96o -. - -.
ops lsv6wTh No. 229 Broadway, New-Yorh.
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TT S. NJ. steamship VANDERBILT, p. 4. LIE
feyre master will sail from Pier No. North River pre-
cisely at O'Clock m. on SATURDAY May with mails
passengers and specie for SOUTHAMPTON and HAWKE,
Several III RsT-CLASS sTATE-BOOMS yet disengaged
ID. TORRANCE Agent, No Bowling green, New 4 ork'
The ILLINOIS anila May 10.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

E'ARE SIS for the REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
Il CONVENTION, at CHICAGO. May is, 1850.
Excursion Tickets the Chicago Convention from Bus1o 20
Cbcafo return be purchased at the depot OF the Lake
Shore Railroad Buffalo, for SIS the round trip. go,
The Tickets will be good from the 10th TO the 18th inst west
ward and fro Chicago, Eastward, TO the 25th inst.
Excursion Tickets from Buffalo DunkiIk also be pro-
cured al the Office of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company, No. 1873 Broadway, corner Deyst New
York. JOHN Z. PORTEh Age.
For further information please call Office, No 1873 Broadway
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cUpREME COURT-COUNTY of NEW
- YORK-HELEN J. OsTRANDER against ISAAC D.
OsIRANDER- summons for Relief-(Com not ser-To thu
defendant: You hereby summoned and required TO answer
Die In this soon, which will be tiled In the one OF
IN. Csri OF the County Of NewYok at the City Hall IL tss
al on the subscriber at his oce, No oil Wast In
Md city within twenty days after The service OF th summons
an ,,cuye Of day OF such service and you fail %
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the pnd
In Til. action will apply the Court for the relief demanded III
IN. eomplaiut Dated 18th January 1860. 49,
WIG 9P sAMtJFL SHERMAN Plaintiffs Attorney.
Take notice the said amt duly tiled In the once
Of ..s .,sss pS '"' 80" '' - SAMUEL SHERMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

NOR SAVANNAH and CITIES SOUTH:E ;rlN
new md steamship sSNFe9 3s sayA SR T% on
pIses! Ms ss4 s kao.s
sas Memph sa e; Ns s.s S.lsnt. ss colamou: s,l
S:ssa 1sS;; al s CO.. s,' sa ss% e '
ply 70 a. CYLER, CePt, cIocisr. viii 'aseesa On SAL
rBDlY MAYA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

A IlAkIlC hOIdL b1AlL W.
"A CATION COMPLAINTS EEW-YoRK AND oALWAxt
LINE next departure from Newly orb will beths splendid
snd powerful steamship ClRCASsIAN Capt CsmPbell which
win leave THURSDAY May D. 1862 touching at ot John .,
n r., TO receive the royal mails
PRICES PAssAeK-First clsss $ and SD third go 10.
ending free tickets to many OF the principal cities on the main
railway routes OF Greet Britain and Ireland Third class must
provide plate knife fork &o and bedding PASSENGER. 70 81
70 bring persons from Galway for ca so from Dublin
from Corf cas- from Belfast &S7 hom LondonderrOn s"i
nom Waterford 8 81 from Limerick, $3,; froD
ffom Liverpool SO and from Glssgow sy
For freight OF passage spply only 70 aoLLAND Co,
AJfthe line, no. "a Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

DAY boat for Albany and intermediate landingi.-
~ Steamer ARMENIA, Capt Smith leaves the foot OIL
rison.,t every Monday Wedf esdsy and Friday att