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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23
DIED.

ADAMso On Tuesday morning; May 70 Mrs Elizabeth Adams,
wife of Mr. n. s. Adams AGED 81 years
Her relatives ard the friends Of her w Irving
Aam also the members Of Lafa yee Lodge No ~ r. and
A. M invited sttend the funeral az her late residence
No Abingdon square this "wednesday morning at 10
o'clock The body viii 30 taken to Portchester or steren
BATHGaTE-At West Farms Monday evsnnslMay IL
M1Tsaret widow Of the late Charles Bstbgate -
The ferds and relatives OF the family and Of her ChAris
Jim James and Alexander Bathgate and also Of her ssnn
law William Beck invited attend her funeral ON Ihnrs
cay afternoon next o'clock from her late nsidnce C
ages win be In waiting the MorrsaniA Depo' On ne
yul Of the train leaving Twenty sixth street, Harlem n0Ae
Depot stel O'clock
BARROW SIN North Auleboro Mass. on Tuesday memnS
May Y. Losis A. Rsuow,, aged % years
CROssLEY-At Astoria, Tuesday, May ~ s,s o.
eldest son Of James and Eny Crossiey aged yeas sna
months . n. IL.
az i1J az ,,si nom, she Tesdsnss Of Daniel Tue As
toria on "Wednesday the sd lust, 81 = eeiosA y H.
Pougiieepsie papers please copy - -
KrrI ocE IN Tur.aey morning May "a after long nnees
Al, Geor,. Kellosk sen. the bsth year OF his asr
rhs ispd Of lac family and Of his sons ueorse Johs WI
NJ ~ LANES aud Of his sons inaw, Robert Hamilton,
m.x,a N Esri and James u. Orr, invited 10 attend the
6srral his late residence No ~ Chaaes street tins
"Wednesday afternoon att O'Clock
Fer sdaaisnal Marriages. s~d DsasA' '~ We PaSs
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Aat-I - MAY

Mark RkPoRrBp THE N T. .s
YuEsDAY, May Y 800
Ji,..d 1; ,rt, and ceiling slowly wanted 10 the
regular trade 1t oJG61c. Crude Whale ana pii 80 ,n
nost other kinds inactive, but prices geneiaS 's mann
HlDEs-The market Is 6rm with ar inquiry sees o. s
Ruenos yes Texas aud $40 Green saea nue"o' '
h9Tss a on srmsy sales of 500 slab. Straits part to ar1ys
"A ai5a,c mos now held at &c. and 'W 90 bshca
"a - ,nas,v ti inside rate Plate are stesay anu ~,
sss al 600 boxes Id Of % SIldS % o. and 4" w.
ft'.'rcoal q,e,ue at 4 50, - 81.
The arhr quiet for both kinds, the demand aifi
- =, Pos. IS Is aud Pearls rs OBJ 70 70 a..
sales ., Am MEAI-The inquiry for Western and STATE
ri 4 fair in part export but chiefly is me ho "a
ss,n trade and with large arrivals prices are asain
,Iix Western Spring Wheat extras these nave peen
iY and closed heavily; family eItras are ir,guts anu Nv
L. he .ees are II bills, at 90 osu 20 10 TOT snpcrnhe
a.,e IS $50 IS Is for extra do 80 $40 ior ehoce
innSs IS asa IS 50 for the low GRADES q western eh,
as a sc o5 for slipping brands Of rousd hoop eItfs no
40 $50 trade brands do and 80 seu ~ tot OF Loun
ertras Canadian Flour dull and common brands are quite
by HIST choice sustained and are IN limited supply
sis IN I'D hills az 80 for eItrs Southern Flour il
a. cool u.uy and the and medium grades easier aud
unsettled demand Is chiefly for the rede saes Of si
Nil :. Is 500 56 rs for supsfne Baltimore ds and te 81
% a. IN for the better brands Rye Flour Is In fair request
and stesdy sales 1877 bbs 90 +0d ~ Is Corn Meal
4 lower ard heavy; the olo saea Of t2O bbl. at % 100
= 20 for Western and 80 50cc 80 % for Jersey
GRAIN-The Wheat market Is active; the demand Il
chiefly for export part speouiative miers held of
Wn.r Wheat nominal and l. neglected the close The sales
23 closing I'll p for prime 800 bush choice Iowa Spring
7o 1890 bush Chicago spring at s 1909 II for the
latter pur based last evenings LOO bush good Red State
III 2s and 400 bush White Western at ~ 81 Rye IL
the suppiy Ia limited sales Of 10 bush Northern sTIo
saeyS Ort ~ urn End " hk seGandi sal.s :vN bxsA
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III
In this paper present the public uumpesehsoe 'e
sony establishing the fets Mat RAILWAYS READY ne
LIEF, REGULATING PILLS and RENOVATING REsoL-
VENT not only positive eursves cf the sick AFFECTED win
disease bu, that they have in many proved to be inah
restored the dying paen. robust health aer al SsI
means Of medication filled.
NINETEENTH WITNESS
sCR0FULA CURED.-lsAAC ffrTS, esq, DTsyton Ga,
testihes: 81,
Ihee years ago had negro girl Is years old taken sick
with Scioul Fearing 10 lose the girl sent her mp 70 my
daughter under the treatment OF DR. Wiams Ia henry
County whe great reputation In curing chronic dseare
The e remained there three months without deriving an
benefit fact grew all the time AID had TO send
s her home When returned her breast neck and arL.
covered running She so weak she eou
scarcely wsk down 10 skeleton was ad'sed
kv Nh Oliver Of this place TO Radways Renoyatng He
solvent and Regulating Pills Three months saiced to restore
her 10 health She l. well as she before she was
taken sick. -,
MR. Tyson who lives within FIVE miles Of this place, had
negro ei suffering than mine from tie same disease he
doctors here pronounced her incusbe The OF vau
be medicines cured her entirely You may publish this Tor the
benefit Of Others"
r. r. Relief 25c. Soc and 81 per bottle
Regulating ms, Csc per box.
RAILWAY l. Co, Ne. q John-st., N. Y.
Sold by T. s. HUTCHINGS No. q Exchange place. Jereey
City n. j. Sold by ali Druggists everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

COMPANY is about to increase rs stock from s5000O
N 1900 600. The business Of the Clearing House to-
dav was 81, 1867 900. dispatch from Detroit,
ceved to-day states that the Court in the case Of Titus
ogt The Minnesota Mining Company, has decided in
favor of the Company. The funds pay the interest
due in July and August next, on the bonds OF Fulton
Co., Illinois, issued to the Peoria and Hannibal and
Jacksonville and Savannah Railroads, have been
received by Mes,rs. Halsted & Gilman
The annexed table gives the percentage OF specn 70
net deposits held by the Banks Of this city One bank
repors over 50 cent to net deposits, three over 4o
o cent five over 30 y cent thirteen over % y cent,
ak over 20 cent and seven report under 20
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meoiral.

OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.-These
" Springs situated in the valley Of the OAK Orchard oIes
the yinsge of Medina the Ee Canal and fourteen
there ave h others thew are all located within circuit 81
about cry rod, The psdnsl qualities Of the waters fully
amount Of sulphur suphuris Acid saiphae Of Lame sad
M nc depend S var. S the presence IN such
unusual q.sn,e Of these curative ,..sses ..on.
Me- srTofuIous aathssis have cured by their
In sin III confirmed Leprosy-tbe waters have
opiI3ons Of medical and scientific gentlemen given in the
eIc1lrs The following eminent gentlemen a POI Eanoa.
4 Romeyn Buck H D.. Of Albany Jas McNsughton d.
Of Ss 4 IL PSe Spring N totpd
They recommend the waters sodea d. spring Tfsjs TO
hs q The d Beck az; ~ saa :s'Is t
diseases OF the stomach and bowels.S Co.,,
%a 'ss on ts iS ey
which be ste. that the Wsts posses, decidedly toE. ~
they particularly adapted are chronic sse
,sns the Digestive sd pasy S's sn seq CboDs
i bTsen.T cSfon aTs cRron. cy.s
OF .~s. % s esa Fever T.. %sef Hy sse
Oen used with advantage he In cases Of low TYPHOID 70
petite ans polnce digestion Ia Disrhes particularly
are dspsne o On Sd. sse IL eea.as Affections or %
sic attended with phosphate sedenis III the suitable remedy
S ty coSaued use to disorder tho stomach Febls Dis
eases can used properly daed rcfrsTan 70 diminish
thirst end heat In Skin DiseEsssin those forms OF
DyspepEa with alkaline condition Of the stomach
P,ross Water Brask IL will better than hydro
,bioc add In Of Cohca Pctonn and oheI injurious
,opsesnces srsine from the action Of lead tins water VIE
av ke an admirable snidote In Chronic Phsyngs LaryI
r,s Chronic Mucous Cs,arIh aud Humid Asthma nhonie
6pbtbalna (eaiensy ugugle IN liberated Sore Ih,oaa
Of salvation and In Leueohea ana "'0ei anu 0
Piles a. II. .,..,,, ~ ,ho u.,o, 5u.,sa
ter tbree times a day 10 sufficient for an adult
Other testimonials from phycens ard other Issfee'sDie NJ
dsxiduss NAV be application 10 the agent
dealers snppAsd on liberal terms
30 Wafer genuine unless procured RON
~" WV H. w BOSTWICK, Sole Agent,
us,,opoIS.n Hotel Building Broadway, New York No o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

Since Jan l......... s23sg7.4 s24sS5S7s sS2227z22
We have advices by the way Of London, OF the sus-
pension of the Bank of Tennessee. The paper from
which we quote dated the 4th inst, says:
"The Bank Of Tennessee, which ID stated IN the
American telegram to-day TO have stopped payment is
a rather extensive establishment. Its capital Is
f740O00 and it has ten branches in various parts OF
the State the head Office being at Nashville. Owing
TO large cotton crops and high prices the South is richer
now than at any former period and an event OF this
kind was therefore scarcely to be expected"
This will doubtless create great alarm when they
hear Of it in Nashville.
The Haekensack Journal states that the contracts
for grading the New-York and Hackensack Railroad
have been awarded TO Thomas Cumming jr., and V.
L. Larry The work is to be completed ready for the
track early in September. The rails which will be OF
American manufacture, weighing IS ID to the yard,
have already been contracted for The laying OF the
rails will not be done by contracts, but will be per-
Sormsd under the immediate direction and supervision
of the engineer The cost of the whole work is esti-
mated at a. 900 q mile.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks pre-
cents the following aggregates compared with those
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C,TATE OF NEW-YORK. CITY and County of

CTATE OF NETWORK, City and County OF
- kew-YoYk.-EDWARD G. RICHARDS agt. WILLIAM
LAWRENCE John P. Teae Edgar Fowler Richard Ja,nlin
James L. glaokmore, Patrick McNaIy. Gilbert Wood and
David Engand-n pursuance Of judgment order Of NE S
preue Of the State Of Newly ork made aud catered IN ne
above entitled action the 18th OF mey d. lb WI sei
AZ pbc auction the Merchants ERehsn.e IN the City o
the nineteenth day Of June d. 1852 at twelve
O'Clock that day the following described premises
All that certain lot piece, parcel of oi win ths nnn
Ing thereon lying and being In the hineteenih ward OF
ne CIV Of and bounded and described ioows 70
wit Begnrng point the noTtheIy ne or sd. Of Forty
ninth street hundred and eighysix feet three inche
eesty from the noreastery of Second avenue and
Foynth street which aid po IT the center line OF Ger
tain partly erected the said lot aud patty eieetea
ON tie prenes adjoining the on the wet ana running
thence northery through the center Of said Pyw ana s
ALL m Second avenue hundred feet aud hive inches 70
Tho middle Of the block between Forty ana fe'h
Streets thence eastey along said middle line OF the block and
raruc with street eighteen feet and nine inches
hence routhery parallel with Second one hundred
ft and five inches the nohey line side Of Forty ninth
fteet and thence westerly along the said norery ns or SIDE
eighteen feet and nine inches TO the point
or place Of beginning. -Dst.d May a, lstO 49,, :.
- - EDWARD y. COWLFS, Noereo
CUTLER, TIDBALL 4 WEIGH,
nay23 2ar5wWGSaF. Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

The New-Orleans papers Of Friday, just received,
report an easier money market Exchange is reported
as follows:
"The Exchange market has been very inactive since
eur last and have not been apprsed of any yara-
ton in rates of either foreign or domestic The de-
and for most classes continues undated, but the snip
ply has become quite restricted and drawers are ex-
cerdngly firm at previous figures which we repeat as
latter an exceptional figure. Bills with shipping doe
uments attached 1881 1881 and 1881. Fraacs, 5.l0G
5.I32 E. dollar. ty-day bills on New-York, &c,
idl and ii + cent discount. Sight tdl cent pre-
MUM"
The movement Of produce at Chicago on the 18th
i,st ras very LARGE as flllnWs.
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sALFs-We have the follow ing transactions 10 notice;
NJ j. English sold "a Illinois averaging lzoS No. o. sc 10,
L. II FaI n extra nice State stlers at 81 heas avor
age $50 b.. -
John Gibson 30 fair State sters at $50 y bead average
James Stewart &c Illinois at $50 so p head; average 100 10
G. Rubel &c Illinois SIT Ts at - 40 100 average lss No.
Budlong IA Michigan al S72 p head average fss No.
o Stshlnecker &c rice State stiers private terms
Patterson Reynolds, q good Illinois sers at 4e u av'
s s. Briggs 80 State .ller averaging 800 y, s.4e.
Thomas HOssbury % good Illinois at s6 y head a'ese
i25 II OF the .
j. Dslby, eIshesvy Illinois at s4o y 100 n; average
W H. Bddenbecker Co. % State sillers, averaging 1,ee
H. Edwards, 10 coed Illinois a. SIS 50 p head sstiusssd
A Csrtin Is lIlincis at &c. average lsS n.
BrinEall Hsrtand 81 State sillers az &c tvsrsse
C. r. Austin II Illinois ct s64 50 p bead or a,c d. i've
r. B. si:son % fair State at q head average 80 h
PiGtt Csonrod A prime Iows at SO 30 heae' average
F. M White 70 Illinois on private terms.
Muir ~ extra Kentucky at &c no. forf weient sVefsso
Bishop Co altar sies &c 2 n live weight ave-
rage 22s n. This bunch resold at lair connlssiPa
Jsnes Ware, As fancy Kentucky at &C. = o. YAK weight
ayprsc. s55 n; many of this lot premium. -
snsEr-TLe SUPPLY large hut the demand Is good all being
scId al slight price Last weeks hsss we
erotr prices lidsic. y n, 1--we weight.
McGraw Brothers bought 2sS head at - each average
ssrls Z Sweeney ala at - l2i p heed
n Monroe l22 n,e Kentuskys at sic d, average
Thomas Ho.ebury sod ohios $50 % p head
4lc y 10 live weight
Boes-1hs branch livestock trade dull, and but few
tie river Pe Reid sold 10 VIM. Patt 70 Illinois eorned,
averaging 2l0 h, at SIC. T. n, live weight -
Cows Few in market with but little inquiry TOT ts
We quote nonay at $3.50 4o for common 10 good sne -"
a for extra.
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CTPFME COJRT-WALTER QUIN, Plain

CUpEME COURI.-NALlER QUlN, flain-
Ia ' FfRfHuR oTfN cHARLEs Il oUiH GEoRGR
A. QUIN, JOHN QUlN, JOHN T. DEKLjS, IN ndlsidnnl5
and DAVID EVANS defendants, in yaron-s pursuance Of
Judgment Of the Supreme Court 81 the rn,, Ds,,s
Refe h te said Judgment Named VII sell at Public Auction
ct The Merchants Excssnge in the City Of Nen9Tn y Al
agb dsy Of Anil 1890 at Il O'Clock Of that de- All hs
certain Lot piece parcel Of Land with the Buildings nefeo
innate ING and being the Ninth ard OF the City OF N.v
Y.rk bounded and described follows Beginning ~ po
teng westerly Of washington end
- ee hence running norhey along the westerly line wan
rgon street ty and 1 inches thence westerly %
ne parallel with Hammond street thirty Tour Iee louI
y feet to the nohey Of Hammond street and heses
es.iefy alorg the noey line Of Hammond street twentyre
pseS Of lana with the Building thereon lying and
being the Ninth ard OF the City Of New ors sna
Of Hammond street distant twenty-five feet westerly FROM the
uotbwesterly corner of Washington and Hammond .tres
thence running noheTy at night angles 70 sad w."
fifty thence westerly parallel ",ith HAMMOND ee. .~e
hty feet to the said nohey line Of Hammond street snd
thence essteIy along the notsry line OF Hammond nfe
tweftywo feet 10 the place Of beginning And also al that
certain paIf Of land land With Che s ~, y y Ss
on The pcthery line Of Hammond street distant yfour feet
westlv ron the noIth.we.tery Of Washington and
Hammond street fifty feet theaoe westerly parallel VIM
Hammond street and eight inches then noTthey ana
PARALLEL with Warrington street fifteen feet aid four nces
thence westerly and parse with Hammond street esh.en
feet thence ,oEthsy ana pIs s,,s "arss With Hs.nond
strre and eight nches thence southsry and az matt
Hammond street and thence esery along the nohery ns
Of HammOnd street twenty feet TO inc place o. Sesnn
nauces thereto belonging, Ia aTywise
10Th March, i'oo Jo9N G. pIMaocR. Pisinia. Attorney
The sale Of the above mentioned prees having been here
Of ali rte 70 the uit notice i hereby given Peu
,as win be positively sold the Sta JaEs g6o without
further postponement W. "hASo"' hoi'-''
u2 2aw toje5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23
Goparinersbip Notires.

nISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHIP.-T
copar,nersp heretofore existing between the Subscribers
dealers under the and hrul OF JAIL
M inst nv mutual c.nsent WALTER CALHOUN,
Nv. Yorf Nav 2I lizO ROBERT MCCLINTOGK.
Ar prsons indebted said late firm will make payment OF al
hills ieurred No. III sthav q WALTER CALHOU n aud
Of al bills No. 81 sthsv 70 ROBERT MGCLIN-
TQCK WALTER CALHOUN,
ROBERT McCLINTOCK
Te III continse the Boot and Shoe business
his own secouut No yl 8th-sv. ROBERT NcCLINTOCK
Eew-Ysrk Hay q, 1859
The sbsrrber continue the Boot and Shoe business
hls own sceount al No. IN Sth-sv. WALTER CALHOUN
Eew-York May 81, 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

We have received the following from the Secretary
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company:
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COxPAsY,l
NEw-YoRK, May y, 1860.
So 900 shares Of stock have been presented for regis
try Holders requested to present their certificates
without delay. s. l.. MERCHANT, Secy pro TEN.
We are indebted 10 Edward Bills Circular for the
following statistics:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23
Receinfa af Produce.

Ttai bv on Rosss May 22flour II 7s7 bbls Corn Meal
q do; Oh Meal AS do. Wheat a. 95 bush Osts 1854 do
Corn do Malt 200 do Proyisicns, 50 Pkg, Lard
I,07l do Whisky GO do Ashes, 2l7 do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

The dividend has been paid spon about 81 600 shares
of Pacific Mail stock.
The motion the application for the removal of j.
Benedict from the Receivershp Of the Bank of Gen.
trail NewYork, came up before Judge Morgan at SYRIA
euse, on Friday. BY consent an der was made that
the motion be heard at the next Special Term of the
Supreme Court at Syracuse, on the 9Th june, with
leave to the applicants then 10 renew the motion.
We annex a comparative statement Of the imports Of
Foreign Dry Goods at Eew-York for the week and
since Jan /:
For the Week 1858. 1893. lSsU.
Entered at the port. 81 100 g3 Fly32l5 sl5S6 ~
Previously reported. 2zll6,s.6 S5S2203 SooI,i0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23
Albany Live stock Narkes.

WEST ALBANY, May II, leoo.
C,Trry-Recefp this week 70s against 76 last week and
the market quite active ut It. Y n Give wegh advance Yhe
Eastern buyers will 600 head anc would take 90 Of
they could them at last weeks price. rse New
YORKER however buying freely and nearly al VII change
hands tere The quality il good last week although
there OF lunches that sell readily nj the advance
REcgIpTs-The following comparative statement Of ne
eepts N this market via the HewYork Contra Rilrsd:
fN'"' ~A~ " Tots inra 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

CAHFvfLLk, Monday, May ~, $50
FOR the weef eadns Monday May 2tu Cattle. cars
Of Hog, car. Sheep end Horss making 20 carloads
Of hive soek-Add s freight making total nun
Of hauled by soek Express during the week 1s 0"
M an nsIeass ever As, revk VI "a s~gs vsilS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23
CIIPREME CoURT.-DAvID LEACH, Plain

CUPREME COURT-DAVID LEACH, Plain
- tiff egainst HUGH KENNEDY, and OLIVER sPRouLL,
and JAAifg KENNEDY, observation-disclosures for relief
Co not seryedTo the Defendants above named You are
hereby and required to the complaint in tins
sction which win be filed of the Clerk Of the
City and County New oTk at the City Hall in said City, and
copy Of answer to the said ON th
scbe NV Office I78 West 35hst in The City OF New
erk within twenty days after the service Of this summons On
Won eTcusive OF The day such services and you fail TO
syer The aid complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
Ia win appy the Court for the relief demanded Ia
tie cen plairlt.-Daed the Path day Of March, 1900
mas Isv6,yW JAMES LINDEN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

KINNEs TRUss-A new article, the best, clean
IN est cheapest and comfortable ior al shn,es &
shaseIs not sstislsd nay retain N west ~ '
RlrgkE LIPS kos Iez BrsadwsJ sid Jehssst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

IN the SUPREME COURT Of the STATE of
i EEW-YORK.-City and County Of Eew.York place Of
trial-To ,. MARSH and BENJAMIN MARSH defendants
You are hereby summoned and required answer the complaint
OF the Park Banks plaintiffs this action which tiled IN the
Office Of the CLERK the City and County Of New N the
CITY Hall the City Of Newfork. the 2st day OF May
1860 copy 20 said complaint
the subscribers their office No Beekman street In the City
Of ork within twenty days after the service hereof
elusive of tire day OF such service and you fail sd
complaint whis the time Aforesaid said plaintiffs viii take nds
es Won the of hundred and nifty dolars
vi interest from the eighth day Of octobeV lS5-
Dtt~d Nay 20 1890 TOWNSEND & VAN NESS,
msvp3 iav6wWs Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23
fraal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of On order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Orange notice hereby given according
law persons having claims against the estate OF JESSE
SCOF1FLD Lite of the town Of Montgomery In said county,
required 10 present the with the
proper thereof 10 the subscribers the executors Of the
lat will and testament said deceased at the Office of SEQ
FIELD CAPRON Co. in the yilge of Walden, in tse .aid
town OF Montgomery at the Office Of WILLIAM H. SEQ
FIELD No 80 William st. in the City Of Newi oIk on or De-
foe the LIST day OF September neyt-Daed Feb H. 6eO
WILLIAM II. SCOFIELD (r,o.,,.r.
rs 1awemW AUGUSTUS y. SCOFlELD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYok, notice s hereby given 70 al
persons having claims against OSCAR w. sTURrENANI
stc Of the City Of Newly ok. d,ceased TO
present with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at tire
Ocean bank Ne 1871 Greenwchst In the City of Newl ork
on the twenty day Of May neIt-Dsed New
York tie I'D day OF November, 1859
no isw6In.W y. RUDOLPH MARTIN Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

CHICAGO and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.-1he Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
q THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY for the purpose Of Fectng Thirteen Directors for
The ensuing viii be held A City of Chicao at the
oaee Of he Sempsny the sth day Of june next The Trans
Books viii be closed the Afternoon Of "Wednesday the
Ssh day Of May inst o'clock p and viii be reoPened
the 9Th day Of June proX., az 10 O'clock
FRANCIS II. TOWS, Secretary.
II 25th-st.-slX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on sums
from 600 Bank open daily from 10 TO O'Clock also on
Monday Wednesday a Saturday Evenings from 70 ocosk
s. CHILps S-efy. SPENCER X GREEN, Prest
NEW-ORLRANS and MOBILE FUNDS bought
IN By AUGUST BELMONT Co, Ne 50 WaIst.
ALL KINDS of STOCKS, BONDS, DC,
"A BOUGHT and SOLD On COMMISSION, for cash OF
Board Private Sale Interest allowed on
Dcpos and advances made Securities Annual Circular fur
''' W THoIAs DENNY Co. No 80 Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the county Of Eew-Yo Notice IL hereby given TO all
claims against ANN rROUDFIT late Of the
CITY widow deceased 10 present thu with
vouchers thereof At the Office Of EDWARD d. EVEN, 10.
Chambers street the City Of NewYork before the
eighteenth dag ofNoveber nertDed Newi the eighth
day OF May, 1850. JAMES o. PROGDtiI,
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