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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

Tho bnsnes. of the Sab-Tressafy wac: Receigis,
$ll2 81 5s--'or Customs $9l 600; Payments, en-,
tO5 ~; Balance, $5,223, 639 90.
On Saturday afternoon the Controller received the
following note:
CHIsBgsLAISs oyrcH AsIIs.s.' BASE,}
EEwYosK Sect e is6S 5
eed he Prk Bank the pce of pos for al mooey be-
onsp, The City and Comfy OF or under nv
a. Rain and er th, date and have discontinued au
depo,its the A.ans Bank tus this change Will be salts
''''''' '" NhTHAS C. PLATT Chamberlain
There was an active demand among the stock houses
for y oney to-day, att y cent on good cola'erals'
Some Of the banks were calling in demand loans, ind
ing good demand from their regular dealers for dis,
counts Outside the stock circle there ID change 10
note excepting more discrimination in regard 10 paper
The repit'anees from the South very unsatsfac-
tory ard the paper of houses largely connected with
that ade does not 60 freely as il did, Strictly hrst-
ella, psper double pane is 6a6l for short and 81
q cent for long dates The supply of this description
ia limited andlh discount houses take it freely. The
business of the Clearing House was s34, 1900. The
aggregate exports of specie thus far in 1860 are
$50 $50 OO0 again 81 S59 600 same time last year.
The weekly STATE ment of Bank averages is unex-
pecedly favorable in the largely increased strength OF
he specie reserve and the continued contraction of the
line of oans. The later now down about 81 600 600
from the highest point of expansion, August %, while
he specie line stands the point il did them and
the tanks in the time have paid off g 600 900 OF
depots As the heavy specie drain appears to be at
an end il lie probsbl- that our backs will be able to
keep their spete reserve above CO. 900 600 until the
Govern ent loan of ten millions is awarded aud pay
ments made on IL. The depoeit line shows increase
of over 100000.
The following is comparative statement of the con-
don of the Banks of the City of New-York, Sept p
and Sent. %:
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pad I'D tsx being spd the costs and expenses Of ,s
proceeding being s21 3d. wss5t s.ae Tor tAs par
wbsiever Of sy there y be IN the I.srass. Of ,ss
men, bs he Common Pea. he Ss b S n s ss.nn
conduit fired BY The ts:n ss and ss also ID
.%s iTa ;'I ss .s,s '
inc dsp, sd Of every question ss citing crit ~ De
ing has hnel determination That The neg-e, aim
20 pay be personal tax scon uct within the meaning Of
thase statuies ard wss uDexcussd
To his VI there soswe' excep. such a. found The
hat the ct o. s'2 H. TO the County Of NeEYers
gestion Of s:e ~ Of the act Of 1853 page s2 declares
CIV and Com ~ NewYok and section page u.s. reps~
ali acts DcoD.istsni with the act Q, ~ =, -. p....,
stat.s and no part ncon'i.nt With the az o. l
chap 23O except that by the act Of S!s the sppncsndn @
hers as BY the act 1898 ' TO be made In The
City Of New York by the Receiver Of ia, ps5s oo,.S e.
ersl and applies the whole State and not WIN
the act Of i4t3 not repealed BY IT, -. A., ofls.,
the eTstepce of s provisions be essential 70 cea sq
bor The Plea TO sonny soI g s. Observed
th, sections % Of the act Of 1898 p s a. not IN u
confer punish prescribe no" the nns 'Ns may
Deem quite cssr Therefore that Court or officer wsc
forbidden by review the OF the dscon q ,.s
Piess Oh proceeding oy hsbeas corpus dchse
Mr. Kahn from custody Sitting officer haying ony cach
missioner the statute imperative thit must remains the pn'
e the sS.tq Of Che sheriff as II SeP,a, nv n' Tit
commitment from the Court Of Common Pleas Of this cry and
tempt Sses S he tuie sPecisy and plainly ~
CR having 'gthGy to for e. coz y no n @
statute embraces all linds Of uscor duct which under ts OF
Chap par of the Revised Statutes may be punished b hne
Section two Of the act Of 1882 decres that neglect
usa to pay personal according to law shall he held All
deemed be scopduct within the mesuing Of said 18Th title
that such D,eondoo, b. punished 10 the same manner
The petitioner mutt therefore be remsuded 10 the custody "
Tow nshend and LevDser for Kahn Henry Morrison sor Tax
Receiver
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
COURT OF OYER AND TERMnNER-Ocr L--Behore
Justice ISGRAHAz.
INCREASE OF CRIME-THE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
This morning the Clerk called the panel of Grand

LAW.
This morning the Clerk called the Panel of Grand
Jurors whsn the following gentlemen and
sai H. Beyey Henry Ae c s%ss ss Cor
hen CbsIes f. Converse Benz H. Day Francis Endicot VIII
son g. Hunt Fletcher Harper IT, Robert Randolph Samuel
The Judge then charged the Grand Jnry follows Gene
cal ing your attention to the duties you have to
shall that acquainted With the ordinary
tine OF duties imposed by law Grand JuIorS is necessary
that Of your number be present the finding Of BILL
finding.
H. the discharge of your duties you should find bill for
felony against person it will be your duty to keep
the secret W subject ourselves to 40 indictment
the Of crime It yoir duty 70 require evidence to
evidence eS a. we're twins the case petty jury but
have Reasonable amount Of evidence before you in order
lii now my duty your sution certain require
ueDts fret to the against usy 1t violation Of that
S such co1pnt Should cC%e before you vii be your
duty to dict the offenders The violation Of the ot
selling chances any game lottery to be drawn within this
State anybrg required in order 70 the discrimination Of any
TO Indictment Another law which my duty 70 charge you
Is ,hit which prohibits the sale OF liquor without license or
any whatever surday the aduleraon Of liquor
whatever or the any such quor when ada terated
sny yoat of the election laws unlawful iuterer
duty to arrest the odenders any e
gal fee OF fees not sutDq1et BY law Oy any public Officer end
Fire laws is wthin your province to indtct -
very and heavy but to what that evil is TO be sb
With respect to the case; of homicide which will come before
you the number larger than has before taken dnug
the period Of time II mu be within our recolect n
that Winter the Legislature altered the law relating to
capital punishment to make almost mpracsbe under the
present provisions Of the law.
II has deemed h to abolish long been the standing
State the defining the mole By which sentence OF
dah be executed and carried ont and thereby the law is
without any instruction 10 the officer called upon to cary
out sentence Instruction 20 him as 10 the ode In
which be put party DEATH Tnat Lag has ao been
throw the Governor the Obligation Of hx
the time when party to be executed and already has
involved the admnistIsion Of criminal justice In difficulty
great that in districts of the State persons now under
tenee death for murder and subjected TO sentence which
formerly would have ben imposed upon them are now et I'M
puntd the Judges In doubt to what sentence
ought to be pronounced upon them. -
Whether 10 this cause the Increase Of murders TO be attdb
usd not not for say bat the fact Is that Of
this hind have very much increased and hold la my nand h
Of murders this city since the LIST Of May which amounts to
the large number of thirty.
The Grand Jury thea retired.
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Ira Bucknsn, IT,, agt the Mayor &c.

Ira Bnckmsn, j., ACT The Mayor &c
This was an action TO recover damages for the con-
version of plans and designs furnished to the dfen5ants
under advertisement Of the Street Comuoner published
IL September 1853 and made IN f revolution Of the
Council passed the month Inviting aYchsets ard
others fDrDsh panS sc for the Of publ urnas
b. placed different parts Of the city The adversem
pans submitted would be paced before the Com
Council for their choice and that those whose pans We're
accepted would have beity to wi hdrsw tire The
Council hye acted in the mater since, although
the plans submitted TO them. The Plaintiff sfr waiting
some ysars demanded Of h plans which
fused and brings this action for the conversion Of the
The defendants demuned 10 the omplaiDt
Upon argument, Mr.. II II Anderson, for the defendants
Maintained that the plans becsme the property Of the city up7n
their delivery the Common Council and that the plaintiff had
claim 20 them and cited Bromley Howell Bost Full
3s and that unressonsb time within which the decision Oh
the Con Council should have heen made has elapsed MI
r. Thompson the plaintiff contended that the plaintiff
parted h bis property in the pansbst the Defendants
were hsees for ps tiff until their election was oede
that vhe her the time elapsed reasonable unreaona6e
question G fact for Jury and could not be raised on de-
murrer The the demurrer with costs and gave
judgment plaintiff with liberty to the defendants 70 snswer
on payment Of costa
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SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs-ocT. L-Before Justic,
IsGRAHAs.
DEcIsIoE.

UhCOD hhlk dRI UdLIItb WV aIV-
ton denied Costs TO abide event.
SPECIAL TERN-OCr before Justice BoSNBY.
THE JAPANESE BILL IN COURT AGAIN-APPLIcATI0S
FOR ISJUSCTIOS.
Levi S. Chst6ed agt. The Mayor, &c.
Il NAV be remembered that the pailtif applied for
an Injunction restrain the payment of the bulls incurred In
PERTAINING the Japanese Embassy and that was ruled out Of
court on around that cannot obtain ncton
against The Corporation as tax-pIyer
This morning the case was called on the Special Term Cal
endsr. . =,
Mr H. H. Anderson the Assistant Counsel to the Corporation
said necessity for the " Of the the question
involved had already been disposed o.
Chatfed eped that he could not take the up
appeal without judgment from this Court and he submitted
that IL ought to be heard .
Judge bonny observed that he could not decide contrary to
what had been decided by Judge Of this Court II the counsel
insisted however being heard he could refuse him.
The wasthen postponed till Thursday
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COTrRT CATENDAR-THr DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERa-Nos. 4, IS, ~,
d. a. 49, a. 49, a. 49, 49, 80, a. 49, SO, 40 Al a. 49, $40,
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Par Mos. lU2li
1895 7s7 1905 1885, 35 1919 1891 1899 1909 Part Adjourned
till Friday an .,- ,,Z,
SUPERIOR COURT Part Nos. Alb 5l7, 55i
54T ssh &5 E554 $751; ST. 5 SO SIS ST. $40 $50 Part IL
Nos go ga $780, 69S 7OO 7O2 7Oi 7R IA 7lo IlS ' w.
726.
CosNoS PLEAs.-Part L-Adjourned TO Wecnes-
day. Pert Nos 81 lr8 37s, $780, 39l 1863 2I7, as NS
2n81 700 2095 296 2O91 2099.
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Movements OF ocean steamers.
0.D

Az APPEAL FROM KANsAs--The Rev. Daniel Foster
of Centraa Nebraska County Ksnsas is in this city,
for the purpose of solic ing aid for hi, colony. He
bears the proper authority receive such contributions
as may be offered The claim for assistance is based
on The importance of their colony 10 carrying religious
and educational advantages to the far West the neees
sity of continuing such a community, suS the fact "
their destitute condition, Mr. Foster says:
"Au unbroken drouth has prevailed for year ~, 70
consequence of this we have no haryes, ths an. ns
planted in corn, tatoes, wheat aud otn-r grams Auu
vegetables last Spring, over twelve tnonsand ares
We hail not reap the seed. We are left des,itn,e.
We have been industrious and no@lcal, and nave
cbeerfpy borne great pryatiors for two years IN the
confident hone If comfort aud plenty this Autumn.
LAST vear we raised corn and POTATOES fro the newly
powtd land, enough to give us food for year. This
Srrin0 we planted over 300 acres, and should have
IA abundance for all our wants if had been blessed
with the ear aud latter rsus As il is, we utter
" destitute and must have help or break up colony"
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CPLENDID BUILDING SITES for FIRST
~ CLASS SEATS ct NEWBURGH
GTPREMF

HENRY LEEDS Co viii sell by suction on the premi-
New burgh WEDNESDAY Oct g. a II o'clock noon
ordr o the Supreme Coot in Partition without any
eight spice did Building Sites for rsca Country Seats belong
me 'he estate Of William ThayeL deceased without reserve
'" Fullerton, esq referee. The property IS situated two
us NJ nh Of the yge Of Newbu gh the bank Of the Had
River snd each parcel commanding splendid view 81 the
liver and loundng county for than thirty miles. There
lots OF 10 each Of each Of n
Of OF II and Of L.
sng river unsin, and inland scenery The view Is ssd
oowpatht iudge e. auything this Hudson River
be lot Of contains vineyard Of Caswba
ID Ia gTapevnss IN full bearing TIE l0acre lot has
farm house, barn, and large orchard Tho 7sce lot has
Overriding stream Of through The The pemi-
surrounded by the splendid country seats Of Warren
-lsuo " }. Rmton, c. a. Elliott Mrs. Wsdiell Mrs Page.
H. Edward Deming and others A. the view superior
the river In ht class u-igbborh ood Of
the land IN tie vity yesry increasing in value
nifty il offered q persons sseking ue location for country
the Hudson River which may again with
usl inducements Title perfect
Tarms Theequa Of the purchase money remain
nd sHd mortgage five years 10 per cent the day Of SALE
The balance the t Of November when the deeds viii be
i've ed
Maps n the prosery be obtained from the suconesrs
Jobn s. ThayeI, esq, al Nswbu GA.
Tuins leave ChG'nberst every day o'clock and 720
snd stop fsh kill opposite leaves foot Of Jay
81 O'Clock each dsy return by railroad at
hour rfer tbe sale
be steamer Thos Powell leaves every afternoon.
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feqal 1gciiteb.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYok notice IL hereby given 70 an per
gou having eli against ISAAC WARD, late OF the Iy OF
kewYok decreased present the same with vouchers nsIsS
10 the subschbes the residence Of GEORGE h. WAD no
s8 second avenue IN the City Of NeWYork or before the
twenty seventh day Of December ne1tDaed Ne"foTk inc
i54 dy Of J@ns is5o a4a B. WABD Executors
je2I IaVtnIus OEO. D. "AhDj
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naits By AnrilOn

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY for persons IN want OF
n FIRSr- Class CABINET FURNITURE O. HOUSE
uOJ.D GOops n auv sesripton. The utens OF the
,p-rbsy forshed No Is Clinton place in sta
:. sev 5oor. vest Of Broad Fsy win be soid at pri-
,s;s ,se dur,na the present ~eek At one half Us value
TIE ,s'ortpent sInbIace. neS, ana dssI,
A.. cTssr few q the leading Articles only can be men
aop~S W. Piano f,y ana M.nr Ornf5nents seve'
kSoU ana Chamber Furniture; Rich Window DpeTy mantle
B--Uvs Decorative Oh PiltDgs, e. glnt Table
IVs- az an descriptions NC There Is the Gaia
t,oe nothing BE- ssked FOR hs have get Cal
E.,p IA M. 70 p
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SUPERIOR coURT-GxsrRAL TrRs,osr. before JOS.

John Harding agt. Danforth Barney as PRESIDENT &c
This il an appeal from a tried as' term, and IS
brought before the Court for review by the From
the complaint appeared that the 18th Of Mach 1856 the
money therefor at the Office Of Wells Fargo Co ia s'n Fran.
cisco and while returning California Boston he lost
the draft and that Endorsed by him. The actios vas
brought for the recovery Of the amount and the jury found
verdict for the plaintiff
Mr. Fullerton for the defendant argued that there were sey
In the Jud charge and coCtended that tia
should be granted Decsion reserved.
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The Alta Californian reports the following incident
at recent baptisma service at the Unitarian Church
in San Francisco. A lovely child, who was among
the little flock receiving baptism ia the daughter Of
citizen of Boston. His father, grandfather, grea,
grandfather, and great great grandfather were sue
cessively baptized in the old Hols-street Church Of
Boston, from which church Nr. King was called TO
San Francisco. The line Of ministers who oheated
anterior to the Revolutionary period in the old
church including some Of the most celebrated dvines
Of America.
Among the many literary men now in Scotland is
Thomas Carlyle. lie is enjoying the quist rest aud
fesh air which Thurso has give. According 70 ru-
NOR it will be some months yet before the remaining
volumes OF Frederick" are ready for publication.
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TOR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
Il steamship bun rSNtLLF C~pt John Post viii i,ave
Pier No ~ Norh Rivsr THURSDAY, Oct a4 M
PsssaFs TO Savannah VII dsa quad Ria
through bcke,s 70 New OrlesDs 469 rs; Mobile 433 Mont
scD. ~, s2 Memphis ssl IS; Fthvile, 70 IS; Knorv
eos so; Chattanooga s2s EisA VA Albany go; Coinm
bps scr; Atlanta cal Macon 20 Augusta III So Dclnd
ing car aee fare in Ssvsnnsh h. 3. CROMWELL Co,
No. 8 West st and No 23j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

The Republicans of Chemung County have nOmi'
mated Lucius Robinson for Assembly, and Ebjah 7.
Brooks for County Judge, and William T. P0st Tor
County Treasurer. Those Of Greene County nave
nominated Ira Sherman for Assembly, and Aersm fs'-
ron for County Superintendent,
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Professional Notiles

hR. RIGGSs TRUSS challenges comparison.
- Tusss hand which hsve been from six months to
years Also. Naricoeee Irusses No B4rcsy-st.
4 MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
~ DENTIST Nc 50 West 18th st. between Broadway and
tb.Ev
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An. MHswrE. An ,tiopeer.

DY BANGS MEkWIN q Co, Irving Huid
ID inss Nos ssi Snd so Broadway. Sales of 3oois
gops-y Pictures Works # Ar Fancy Goods. Furniture 30
WEDNESDAY A HuRsDAY EVENINGS tOCT. SAND
4 AT : O'CLOCK.
VALUABLE BoOKs-Just received from Europe beins the
Art N Portstion by Me.us REPETTI co 10 various
sagaEes mosS English eompug Of the hest editions
ana choice works subjects including early
k0k TenE 20 Auecs and Fepsa History and Biography
and Trsvel.; old aud ed1us o the ClAs
Inpstr,ted Books. &c. For pariculars e,tAoEue.
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meoirGl.

s. A NEW MAN. Such is the description of
n heselv.s .iyep BY hou:.nd. whG hqye u.ed SCOTS
an BoebS sIp Mes5ekoy Loss Of Appetite and Sleep
Sc Write bottle 81 to DR. SCOTT 229 Broa1w'y N y
DURNTON's QUICK RELIEF, the Great Inter.
ID nal and E1terusPAIN ERADICAToR Fer Rheumatism
iSRs e .aTs snS Ssvs2 falling remedy Nos ~
Hudson st. ISL ath-sv and Duggts DEPOT 2" BoWEhf
DRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
As S1' sRSRsi they T pH
ali distractions from the bowels and circulation. IheE timely
oorneI of Broadwsy but No 24 CanA BrsndTeth House
No mi IN JRsssr. corner
anu " '-' Price Is cents per box.
nR IEATHES YELLOW DOCK Strip
IL cure Rheumatism, Piles Bl'the' aud Pnp &C. aud al
SG00 cultivated itp Yellow DOCK roof One Dollar
S0te H RPIt So NJ 10 Gi Fa8n ~
DTLES, PILES, and COUGH.-A one-dollsr
bottle Of either viii cure the money will be returned b.
Mrs Dr. HUssEY No 229 Ges9e-st nes ~ Amy know,
disease a,.s' without medicine, BY nr. HUssEY
VNHF GOOD TIME Is COME
The remedies found Ifyou afflicted use them ssd
De oSre0" DYSPEPSIA,
or airy disorder Of the Liver and Kidneys single bottle each
Liver REGULATOR"
"LIFE BITTERs"
have cured many very cases and cases
have cured by using rHRKB poLLnt worm o "o'o
U.TrNB's OWN HEALTH RRsTORiNG remedies -
few drops the Liver Regulator taken once OF '"lco
oorno
fthe worst hind A. FAMILY sRDCISE has no equa.
The LIE Bi.ters drink or beverage but superior
laxative mic and duretos pleasant medi,ine taken In drops
idity of the stomach sick headache loss Of apostle peo1ieh
ana morning OF females, and general as
biHty. ut. ....,,
These FLUID BYsEDIBs are natures heip meet
Warranted pure safe mild reliable, aud free fom a. MIN
erals uoisO an
BoT ISIC MFDfCIEFs IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES.
| There e. nothing ike them in al the la0d ,,
sert by us OF express receipt of the price, Address
DANIEL DARLING,
No ll6 Nassau st, n. J.
| Fifty cents snd Gl a bottle each.
Sold by DrUrhts a., --,- -,
| bottle.
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POSITIVE sALEmIN PARTITIoN1BY OR

u DIR OF THE SUPREME COURT-A VALUABLE
Farm Of III In La Duchess County,
sI ust directly from Poughkeapse with excellent DSe
ms OCT Buildings Orchard Woodland, &c well Wsered and
n good eondi being the farm ste Of William Mscrse de-
esad fornery Of Milo Bird and John H. H'ns Will be sold
WisVt WEDNESDAY Oct g. at II O'Clock the
Cour Honse In Ponshkepe Tennis liberal For particulars
spRr TO JAMES SERGEANT AuctioneeT, Pougkeepsie,
A p MAN. Referee, No "a Wall
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ply JOSEPH HEGEMAy.-LARGE SALE

- Of PAPER HANGINGS n the TRADE. -WEDNESO AY
spd THURSDAY, October ano st O'Clock precisely,
~ Ne IS hOay-st Broadway N " large and general
esstpsut Of eh Wal Pspes French Decorations Gold and
Nsvst pers RordeTs Including variety OF low ph cd Satin
Ppper blshks &c The sale a. perempors without
aid without her ard the goods will be sold Ia lots
privilege dealers
SEd The eooss view on TUESDAY AFTERNOON
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STREET C1EAs1se AND ABA1rxEs1 OF NuIsAscEs.

STREET CLEANING AND ABATEMENT OF NUIsAsCks'
The following is schedule of the work done In the
Bureau of Sanitary Inspection In the City Inspector
Department for the week ending September y:
-dbatemeatof NHisdBcss -.
Complaints OF nuances, &C. received l2
Complaints for which
Notices
Attachments of nuisances under notice. Jog
Sinks and cleaned. ~
Number of removed from city imits s29
Dead horses removed from city limits.
Dead removed from city limits
Dead dogs and other small animals removed from city limits 20
Number Of barrels of o6al removed from city mts DO
aud Diseased Med Fob &c. seized and removed rs
the Hty.
Beef-NumbeT OF pounds
Vesl-Number OF pounds ~
Fish-Number of pounds
PoultryNunber Of pounds a6
Other Meats-Number OF pounds
Street. Cleaning. -.
Number Of laborers ~
Number OF carts employed 10
Number floads flashes and garbage removed. ~
Number Of loads of street dirt filth &c, removed a+
Amount earned by swee pers..............slZzo ~
Amount earned by dirt-cartmen loo set
Amount earned by ash-oartrlen.. ,.,...... 2Ws
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.Y ORDER Of the Honorable BENJAMIN W.

IL
ID bONNEY Justice Of In. Supreme Court OF the stats o.
Sew.York-NOrICE 10 hereby given, pursuant 10 the prons
the stut- authorizing attachments against absiondin2
and esdsut debtors that attachment hes -
the esata Of JOHN GRAHAM resident % STAN
ford the State Of Connecticut and that the viii be sold
FOR Of hs debta unless he appear and dsohage snob
according tn law within nine months nom the h
publication this notice and thst the payment Of dbs due
To him by residents Of this State and the delivery 10 MIN
his use any property within this State belonging 10 bin and
the any uoh property by him forbidden by law
and vOd-Dated the fourth day Of May, 1860
l. T WILLIAMS
Attorney for Attaching Creditors
uyS laW9noru' Ma. . Wsllst y Y.
IN PURSUANCE ~ an order of the Surrogate of
the County New York notice hereby u all eIsons
having claim. against SARAH NJ NANBUSklRk, late Of th7
City Of NevYok seceaed 10 present the with yons
thereof the subscbeT at the oc" Of LOT C. CbAk 30
81 Wat In the City Of Newiork before The hrst day Of
January ne1t-Dated ewiork tn I'D day Of June 1850
JOHN 8. LYLE, F,.cp,or.
je26 law6u. LOT C. CLARK,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of the County OF NeYork noces hereby given 10 all per
having claims against SHARP TORDOFF late oftbe City Of
New deceased the with vouchers the eo
the subscribers the Office OF George r. Holmes of the
gned No 20 S,th in the City Of New York or
before the sixteenth DAY Of February nexDated New York
GEORGE r. HOLMES Administrator
sul4 lsR6no tn MARY TORDoFF, Administrator