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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

sand pursue with eagerne'' the Phaotom' OF hope
10 attend at Ssrato.a and ratiiy. True, when
thew Get there, aud look now at Douglas and then
s., Breckinridge, they may be forced to exciaim
with Desdemoua, when confronted with the Duke
ard the Moor, " do perceive here dirided duty"
Still, let them rs'ify. Ofcourse, the young Demo-
cracy will ratity Br.ck,nndge, for he is /" one of
" EN-" Then, too, they will ratify Douglas, for
be has always been "bh'y." Though the old
heads have ialIen Ia fgbtiug over tue two Demo
crstic Dromios, LET their s them better ex-
ample by recommend ne both to the support of
their perpexed papas. We assure our young
friends that there is inconsistency absurdity
in this for there is jnst much probability OF the
election Of both as there is IF the election OF either
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

TIE Hon John Hi kman of Chester County, ia f,
b clsrd his intention to take the stump for Lincoln
Hamlip and Curtin. lie is announced 10 speak az d
GRAND Renuhl,csn mass meeting at WESTMINSTER OH FIJI
day week. He is an eloquent and po ~erinl speaker
ana his rr ,,res of President Bpcbanaus treacherlee
and coyrnoriops win he most witnerpg. we uhue'-
Stand II is Mr. Hckmans in'en ion 10 make tour OF
the Western STATES curing the campaign, ano
NEE tngs wherever possible. At the urg-n, request "
Francis Blair be has nsented 10 vlsl' missouri
and help the R+pu licans along in their nooe hsu' ~
tina, STATE. MI. Hickman will speak III P"haheiPni"
OH the e'enng Of the 9th inst.
The Believ,rett party 10 Missouri evidently GoeS
not concentrate all the scholarship in that region
FLOWING Is verbatim copy of letter from Ju'ge
Orr the candidate Of that party for Governor, 10 JACK
,op. the Douglas capdidate:
Springfield June TO- looo
Major &. +. JAcKsON
Dear Sir am indlpendaIt candidate for governor
in ouosition 70 YOU. As you have let of appointments
will suit your nee 10 divide time witt me until
your spintu. nus are out thin make JOiat appnt-
from you immediately.
Yours, &c. SAMPLE ORR
The fIlowing are of the series Of resolutions
a1op ed by the Republicans in the Convention when
nominated John f. Potttr for reelection 10 Congress;
HJ,y,o, Mr. Potter BY hs and thorough dchaIge
Of ali Pryor engegem-nts has or ug' ITO o E .nX oSsr
man place beyond the eoo eo
sway Of pS o nd blodgeor theIe'ore ,.. ~ mite
with ns I'm eainaug by nceanston next hePfeseHt
tive, the HsG- John T. PottsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

MOHAWK VALLEY MONUMENT AssoCIATIoS.-On
the instant, meeting was held at Fort Plaiu
a. d an association formed under the above title
Its intention ia TO build monument in that
village, on the site of the old fort, to per-
petua.e the memory Of Captain Robert Mexican,
and other brave "nd distinguished officers aud soldiers
o. the Mohawk Vall.y who served during tbs Revo-
lutirpaIy war. The meeting addressed by Mr..
+. G. Wets'er, aid The Rev. DIR Parks The former
gave -ketcb OF Captain Mexican and others engaged
in the war; with many historical incidents pertinent to
the oc, asion The following persons were appointed
officers of the Association: Peter g. Webster, Pres
dent; David Hackney Vice President; ID Young
Trea-uJer; Simeon Tingue, Recording Secretary JAS
ii. c. nedon, Corresponding Secretary; Jas. w Cronk
hi,e Fort Plain Trustee Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

A truly manly letter was addressed to the Bell
meeting at Baltimore by GEORGE LUNT of Boston,
o man who never denies his principles or sells out
his candidates. We quote the pri ciPsl part of IT.;
my hopes and wishes eli with you and would gladly be
with you person upon occasion interesting were
for the necessity imposed upon me for work cheeruy per
formed home in the noble and for the sdn
csndidHtss Such cause, represented appeals with
iress- persuasion mpa hes and reasonable convic
tons Of all good citizens auo tina, need only conn
delce IL and in ourselves 70 insure complete success"
There is 10 Commercial Politics in This. Mr..
Lunt does hot talk one way .nd vote another, like
the Hunts and BroOk,es of New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
BALLOON ASCENSION By A FEMALE
ESCAPE OF THE BALLOON.
IT'S RECAPTURE.
A MYSTERY SOLVED.

At late hour last night received frou Cooks
town, IN Burlington County N. j., report a pain-
full character concerning he discovery pear tbsf town,
of collapsed balloon minus the car thst shouh ssve
cen attached. Az the report reached us with partcu-
lars Of blood-stained and other evidences Of tho m
tepsely horrible upon the balloon, Reluctantly
led to imagine aerial voyage with fatal tsrmins-
ZION. We were informed that Mr.. Hsnce, residing
some three miles north Of Co ,kstowp, on Saturday
-y.rir o la observed large sk balloon descending
near bis residence.
APPROACHING the spot where 1t fell, he noticed not
only that ,he car had been detached from the gose
but tba, the elk which should contain the motive
power Of healthy and active aerial ship was sssm-
in gly stained with blood mingled with which were
masses of bair. j
The Dsme "vepus," which appeared On the silk,
wss the cole Mr. Hence had Of penetcstics the
mystery He had beard Of a balloon Venus which had
Sc ended from the Palace GARDENS 10 Nes-Y'rki and
information was promptly transmitted to TIE TRIB-
USE.
Aware that Mr.. De Forests balloon Venus asceuded
on Saturday last but not feeling quite sure that no
other balloon of that name existed 10 the country we
instructed reporter visit the Palace Gardens, to
esIn vi at he might.
De FORESTS pr city retreat learned that the accent OF
Miss Myra Rosetta Saturday afternoon last, was OF
qu ga iefactory character and involved DO ex'raor-
drary circumstances and that she sailed slof Tor two
hours or more, at a stupendous hight, and sight~d,
th the ease and grace of bird near Hackensack In
our sister Stote Of New Jersey.
Bur, With the singular misfortune always attendant
upon the .aort of woman initiate the achievements
# map her descent disastrous. she struck
rree and with some difficulty ercaped that danger,
when che came upset in her car. Further on,
approaching the close Of Der aerial journey she cast
anchor and called some pc 80 to aid her in reaching
The earth Several gentlemen promptly seized the an
Choir, and rendered gallant aid.
When tn. Y had brought The Venus TO terra frma,
il became necessary discharge the imprisoned Rs'
which rendered her relationship so like unto the mystic
rious thing we style criDolne. But the gentlemen
" ere novices and upoekiy taking in hand ropes
which they should not have handled instead Of dis
cbar eirg the gas let oose the globe Of the balloon.
And the globe ascepdtd and the car remained aud
was brought hther TO Mr.. DE Forrest, sod the young
woman returned to the Palace Gardens, and the pro-
pIietor of the balloon now knows where to recover
bis missing sir-ship, and our commedy ends In the
truest style of modern theatrcas with the pleasant
adverb, happily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
The Herald's Washington correspondent tele-

The Heralds Washington correspondent tele-
graphs that
MAJOR, Russell Co Of the Pony Express establishment
received the 1reesur, oI foO In con
,d.raop mast mail rendered The Government is
sir .,g, IN the debt for valuable trains of
chsnd DESTROYED the Pns by indians during the Utah
rebellion "a consequence OF the Government falling to furnish
the necessary escort tborized In their contract"
We know no biug OF this or any other firms
accounts with the Federal Treasury, and we want
TO know rothiDg, save that they are adjusted and
paid BY the present Administration It turned over
az kgacy to IT'S successoe. On every side, we see
Indications that the game of throwing dues and
accounts that should have beet previous adjusted
to be dealt with By the next Administration, is
systematically pursued There is the Oregon War
debt, which, whatever its amount or validity, ought
to have been disposed of long ago, still hanging
about Cor gress and the Treasury, to be carried De-
yoDd the Arb at March next, if possble-and this
is but a sample. IL Majors, Russell d Co. have
such claim is above asserted, and the Treasury
will not or cannot adjust it, why is it not tai en- to
the Court OF CT, inns anc there adjudicated Why
not have all outstanding claims 70 pass upon and
promptly settled If they are left over till next
year. they will 90 into the agg egate expenditures
thereof and be parsded 70 prove the extra Vagance
of the Dext Administration. Let each dynasty
settle its own bills ard make an end of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

r pairs An arm apent win be couple'ed for her BY
o,dpspce satborit,s and eveiy effort will be mace 70
have her ready for @a by the 18th OF August htas
not transrirsd to what she sll DO SENT bot
runner sta, GA Der d.stinarion is the mediSrrsnsan
1t has be.p decided since the Cont u'ion f1gate
was ord. n TO be fitted out a schooshp, to detach
from Il at service the corvette Ply mouth-one ve's<i
beii Sufficient for il.
We learn from Norfolk that the Seminole anchored
IN the stream on Wednesday, and did not then leave
finally for Brazil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
VI nrder.

NEWARK, \. j., Thu sday, July TT IobU
Mrs Elizabeth JaDner died last night OF soite ing OF
the brain from the blow Of club given her two
weeks ago by man named George Wolfgangle
Wogapgle was try ing 10 outrage young grl named
Catharine Schmidt, in Springfield avenue, when de-
ceased hearing her cries to her relief and tried to
help her.
This rnrsged WofgaDge, who struck her with his
club until she became iDsensble. She fingered IN
siu2or until to-day, when death relieved her OF her
suferngs. Tn. unfortunate woman leaves husband
and several children. Wofeangle is still at large
The Coroner inquest II in progress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
Harvard College.

BosTos, Thursday July ~, 1860.
Cornelius c. FELTON, was to-day naugura'ed Presi.
dent Of Harvard College. The exercises took place In
The First Cor gregaoDa Church thu galleries OF which
were thropg-d with ladies long before the services
con m.nt.d. The procession from Gore Hall filled the
body Of the houee. GOV. Banks made the address OF
inoi ctiop, 10 which Mr. FELTON, responded, and then
took The chair of the President. The annual address
before the AlIuni, by the Rev. Dr. Osgood OF New
York clnsed The txeIcinfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

The Albany Erening Journal having threatened
an exposure of those Democrats cOncer Led IN the
corrupt legislation of last Winter, The atlas and
Argus cali. 70 the execution of the threat. We
hope the call ill be answered. Then let the Demo-
cratic organ make a SIMILAR exposure of the Re
pubicans implicated in the same foul transactions.
Both journals will thus Iend-r great and valid
able service to the cause OF good morals and honest
nolities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
LOuisiana Politics.

NEw.ORLEASs Thursduy, July 10, 1850.
large al enthusiastic Douglas Ind Johnson meet
ms is progressing this evening. Guns are being dis
charged and ro kets fired. The Hon. Pierre SOule,
the HoI Mills Tia, Tor and Others are speaking.
j. s. Reafs Il Co.'S loss by the burning OF their
hard are sore Yesterday Is so OOO which lie fully in
sur,d. The buildings adjoining were slightly damaged
Tie rye BUILDING Oh the correr of Canal aud o d
Jevee sue eis was burned this morning Loss $4,000,
ilu nr.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

The Hon. T.. Brooks has written rigmarole
letter 70 the Baltimore Bell and Ev-rrtt meeting
In this umin' us communication be fails 10 tell MS
correspo dents that in order to sns ain their pncl-
pies and glorlfy their candidates, the true way Is
for an Bel men to cast their votes for Douglas
and johnson. fie, Erastus Why not speak out :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

Mr.. Buchanan says there is no regularly-nom-
mated Democratic candidate for the Presidency,
ard 90 doubt be is tight. Such being the case,
why shouldn't all patriotic Democrats, who cher'h
a great respect for regular minati"ns, abandon
both Breckenridge and Douglas, aud go IN for
Lincoln! He was not only regularly nominated,
hut he will be regularly elected too.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
From Mexico.

w.ORLEASs, Thursday, July ~, 1850.
The brig Nahum Stetson, with TaUpico dates of the
7th int and the schooner Virgi id Antoioette, with
Vera Cruz dgces of the date have arrived here
The ne ws s anticipated.
The Virginia Anoinete brings sll2, 900 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
Later from Ruatan.

NEW-ORLEANs, Thur DAY, July TT IoUU.
TIE brig Kate has arrived here with Ruaao dates OF
. the I1th inst.
Honduras il 10 take possession of the Bay Islands
the 3Orh which, it is stated the people will resist by
force of arms.
Gen. Walker left on the 9th, it supposed, for
Central America.
The yellow fever was raging at Belize.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
Immense Excitement AT Albany.

ALBANY, ThuTsday, July -, IoVo.
An immense excitement created to-day by the
appearance Of HeenaD, and bis trainer meDona'u, III
the streets great GRO wd of crophaired and broken
ptsd citizens gathered abont every saloon which the
ebrites visited and the air was vocal with shouts
for the Champion of the World.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
MARYLAND Politics.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, July 10, 1860.
The Douglas wing Of the State Democratic Execu-
tive Committee met 10 day and adopted the address to
the peotle Of the State The address does recog
ME the sect ders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
Douglas Ratification Meeting.

JsDIAsAPuIis, Ind, Thursday, July ~ lS6O.
The Douglas Ratification meeting in this city yes
lerday was hardly up TO the expectations IN regard
TO tie ATTENDANCE. Speeches were made by Governor
Willard, Senator Pugh, and Representative 'aiandig-
ham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIyIRPuOL CuTIoS MARKET, July 9.-The sales OF
Colt today Is bales including 5On speculation
ard export Tt closes active and hrme with e's
egJlaTty IN prices Saturday. business reached 2O bales
STATE uF TRADE There bas been no market at
Msnehes er since the sailing OF the Africa.
LIyikPoOL BKEADs1UFFs MARKET.-Breadstufs
are dull and sales quite uurporan Corn steady at 1916 for
ixed The rather has been fave rable for the crops
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Ihe Provision
market il dull but steady
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Ashes dali. Sn-
rar buoyant End ell qualities slightly higher Coffee quiet
Rice quit Carolina p T. Rosin ssteAdy at for Common
spuits Turpentne dull
IuNDoN MARKETs-LoEDOS July y. p. m.-Con-os
clo.e at gslaaa2 for D, ney. snd 93s for account
Bre sdus dan and but quotations nnHhanged SUGAR
hrner, bu. little demand COFFEE hrmer hlcE dull IALo"
quiet .
LATEsT-By Telegraph.
LONDON, TuesGsy.-CO' s0s 9jf ay3s.
LoNpoN "Wednesday Weather fine. English aud Foreign
" hest stesdN at Mondays prices. .,
LONDON. "wednesday, p m-Consols for money, 95das.
On foi account gAdt3i ..-..
LivFRFoCL WednesdsyColton saes probably about 10 900
ba G, good demand. and prices steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

In 1856 The Express supported Fillmore who
got the electoral v. ties of one State; in lo6O II
supports Douglas, who will get no electoral votes
AT all. The Express is progressive journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
The Erie Canal,

ALBANY, Thursday, July l9, 1850.
The canal tolls amounted the second week Of July to
$50 sjs: an increase of S32 O9i. Tot, tolls 70 the
18th July $e47 ,S25. Increase s36S, S'3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

tn, Lot.s, Iupention Voting against the candi-
dates who represent your principles, Patent ap-
pbed for by W. Huat of LOckpOrt n. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
To the Associated Press

WAsHISGToS Thursday, July 10, 1860.
There ere IA Gao orders in the Post Office Depart
nep for postage stamps for the second quarter of 1882
amounting 10 : ,366, 9S2 and II 4S0 fr the second
quarter OF 1860 amounting to sl673,359; deT-ase In
the orders 100 being about IL per DIT. Increase In
tt value of postage s'amls ssu-d S3O6,377, bel g
about % per c. Mt. This r. ducton III the amount OF
labor large increased issue been elected by
furnishing ca h otice with the full amount rqnired
for quarterly supply, nearly as it can he cacu.
lated and tOrbdding PosnasteIs from making several
orders IL the same quarer.
Gen. Buckley plan of operations for Southernizing
Mexico is regarded here visionary. IL Is certain
that he Juarez Government gives bin no encourage
mtnt II any cling exiss NJ all i'll his favor IN Mex
leo II is among few dissatisfied aud restless spirits in
tie northern part of that country.
T.. X. PapgboTn publisher o. The Boston atlas and
Bee practical printer to day assumed The entire con
troll Of The House printing financially aud otherwise,
by the authority Of Mr. Ford the House Printer whose
i'll eah couIe hin TO temporarily abandon all bust
pess and seek medical aid He has left for Boston for
thet purpose.
The testimony before the Paraguay Commission
having closed, the written arguments were submitted
to-day Several weeks will probably eapse before
the decision il ade. The positions Of the representa-
tive counsel are as usual in cases of litigation, ex-
tremely at variance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The Washington Republican Association held q
large and enthusiastic meeting at their rooms to-
night, which was eloqueDty addressed by Mr..
COMBS of Ohio, ard Mr. Pangborn of Mass The
meetings OF this association take place regularly
every week, showing wonderful revolution in
public sentiment in this Southern city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Special Dispatch TO The N T. Tribune.
WASHING ron, Thursday, July l9, 1860.

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune - 49,
WASHING ron, Thursday, July IL, 1861.
BRECKENRIDGE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Rais,gh IN. CO. Standard has come out for
Mr.. Breckinridge, with conotion annexed, that
the eec or. shall throw their vote far DIR. Bteckp-
ridge or M. Douglas, as may be necessary to pro-
cure the election of either, etc. Thus the fe ia
North Carolina seems pretty much given up to tue
Southern candidate, thou.h two or three Dougs-
leaders of nerve and ability might have averted su ID
result. TIE tendency will be in like direction
in ether Southern States unless the Douglas lead
err sp' iDe into the fight with determination to
war to the b,t'er end.
THE STEAMER PAwNEE.
1t was expected to-day at the Navy Department
that the Pawnee bad started trial trip for ten
days, precedent to her intended departure for the
lsibmus OF Chiriqui.
THE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.
The steam frigate Susquehanba is to leave for
the Meditt rranean about the 10th ofAugust. Tue
frigate CONSTITUTE n is to be brought to Annapolis
f ON Portsmouth, n. II. She wilt leave about the
81 of September, under the command of Lieut.
David d. Potter, with Lieots. Luce, McGon.
egle, G. afton, and Boatswain Whitmarsh.
ENIkGY OF THE BRECKENRIDGE COMMITTEE.
The Breckenridge Committee here seem to have
plenty Of money, and are sending off their cam
paign tracts by tue CARLOAD. Not the Dougas
Committee by any means. Where is August Bel
mont with the suews of war Mayor Berret has
gone North, doubtless for the purpose of raising
funds III New-YrrB for the Breckenridge interest.
THE POTOMAC AQUEDUCT.
! hear that Gov. Floyd thinks that million of
do lars will be required to compete the Potomac
Aqueduct. The estimate of Capt. Me'gs Vas half
b million. 1t is doubtless true that he, with his
experience, could have finished the work much
more economically titan can any new man, how
ever capable Tbs matter will be looked to
closely by Congress VIII, it shall as ain convene.
ILLNESS OF GOV. FORD.
Gov. Ford, the House Printer, finding his health
falling under the terrible disease with which he
has been suffering ever sluce he was elected
Printer Of the House, has to day given full power
of attorney TO Z. X. PangbOrn, publisher Of The
AaGS and Bee Borton, to execute all the work
ordered, and TO transact all other business pertain
ing thereto.
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24
Sales bp Aurtion.
RY SAMUEL A. WALKER.
Office Nos. 50 and 50 PeierLst. Boston
GREAT CHANCE
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE OF
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.

the Island Of Nsshswena unsrptred Lease Of TIE
with ii a. e sssaIs
P PD EEIDAH s At 81 6. alssu S s'
EsfATE on The Island cN%Sswsus hs lease
having about two mouths TO together with s me
Of he late Samuel vernon ESQ, Of Newport .,on,
,sTs; q S1s s'~PisSH:
eseGsy.sS SI Ea beth Isai. Hi sss d9ss
S%n f SaSe nGIsf n1a sd
p.PsS Vi SsG pPTiPs l, passing he premises
large stable and the westerly part Of the
tate Snts o. "d ss q
sbound with stones Sheh FOR "a. peer ~ ssy
Be ; S. With III 5s.s s: .a
4 ps1: S and
ssbcs Farming Tools &c The above real estate aud personal
R %seh EXPIRES 19S on ni the 1t day
This Large estate presents facilities oT an
sesn Rsa1 o' While The supply
ing the shores and Of pest with which the Island 81
the so Fuel without cost and ready hs.d Is also furnished
BY the unfsling reservoirs Of peat ,.,, ,. =, L., .a
other sdysni.sss might be rendered desirable and yo,
tie watering place as The S S ns Ssn
be found In the fashionable Summer resorts gentleman OF
taste and could make the Island charming 70
To those contemplating removal TO Tex" calforn, for
ne.. The sale eefs nI preferable opening both regards the
convenience redy market and the security afforded By Its
insulated position against loss of stock BY yns or other
wire. =,
This farm was formerly owned by Harrison Gray Ots and has
been Vernon family for the last hy years the title to
and unquesonsbe The whole 200 acres and
the personal property Of the estate the island will be sold
of the personal property according to the superintendent
and the real e,tate win be require at tbs time OF
real delivery OF the deed and hs balance can remain
mortgage Of the premises for term OF yess
The beautiful and comm ,dious steamer Eagles Wing viii
leave New Bedford for the island at 81 o'clock and return
after the sale Those from Boston and stations desous OF
being present at the SALE the bs leave the Pr1
dence Railroad depot at m via the New Bedford and Tsun:
ON Railroad Free tickets from Ne Bedford to the island aud
back and all further information may be had Of EDWARD L.
BAKER ESQ New. Bedford aud SAMUEL A. WALKER the
auctioneer at Nos so and 50 Federal-st Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

IN PURSUANCE of IN order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYort notice hereby given TO persons
having claims against HENRY SPERRY late Of the Clay a
er Thereof 70 the sSb.srbe q hs store No. 41 Broadway
tenber nsItDs,ed NewYosk the 18th day OF Mach 1870
nils Awouf TIMOTHY g. SPERRY, Executor,