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Spctial NOtitrs.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,

TT Black Republicans White Republicans Know Moth,
E things, Mhgs Democrats, Native Americans
please take notice that T. GE0RGE PARRISsoS Sf s.e. T
coon Pierce County T., will most emphatcay III my
te pad state Of my healh for Office Of County Auditor
M az nS t next coming election. My qualifications you will 6nd
e but once and that only for moment or two to Ect
ogt o. hail storm secondMy "knowiedge Of the ofce
% De perfect SO soon as get big volume Of Blackstone
the Laws Of the Territory, with an ocia letter now and
again rom the Capital Then think can knock an other
Demoerats Is gentleman whom have vet to make the ac
o. IN this county but suppose he exist some
h ~ and Us be has never consulted about
goes: GEORGE PARKINSON
o. he dead languages Will be required carry cut certain
auIles connected with the oihee in question. G.P.
~ Please announce the name Of W. II. wOoD As a can.
or e oce Of County Auditor at the coming election
buect 10 The Democratic nomination Mr. Wood Is an old
RESIDENT and from his long experience as an and
h2ro1sh kIo.ledge Of that office hesitate The least
IN saying that be elected his duties will be performed
honestly and faithfully lie Is the best Guaed for ne once
'' AZ NE SIler candidates that may oppose him.
Please announce through the columns Of your paper
oi County Auditor At the ensuing election.
Halls sarsaParilIH Yellow Dock and IOdIds or
Poths,
Is btetated from the 6hsit red jamaica earvabar, sna
EhgIh !Sdde Of PotAss admirable restorative and p1
finer 0f the bOOd eleanSes the syslem Of All morbid md
Impure matter removes PmPes, bOs sruponS from he
afford should tends to ts ,bsm Strength snS Sra
long hie Sold by brhgEst. generally At d per bottle
=" HALL GS;; %ScleISI. rIoErls;Ur.. S,@r..,.,,
oaom i45 and l4S Clay ct, Fan EFancisco.
STEHACOOM LODGE, NO. a
~ Ancient Free and Accepted MasOns, holds n
ss,ntS resa Sr Som%gncaaons on The arst and third
Az renbers Of the fraternity in rood standing 7"
are invited 70 attend W. II. WOOD, WIN.
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FAfflIi HoPE, CfIARfTY, JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY.
Industry Camp No. I, I. O. Of X, ~ es,s
4fDHk In stelaeOOm The second and fourth MoIday
evening q each nonih An Companions In gOOd
LERHoMPsoN, wa
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Please announce through the columns Of your paper
ne name Of @. WILLIAMSON candidate for he once
Of County Auditor at the ensuing election.
SlM MANY CITIZENs
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PUGET SOUND HERALD.
D. Ghs Eli.s Andsr.oa, from Victoria, and The

By IN Elan AadesoA, from Victoria, and the
Southern mail, from Oregon, We have intelligence
q DE two great events Of the dAy-the prize
aEhs and Ghs Democratic National Convention.
OF bolh, Ws present 10 our readers the fullest
sooordu We nnd In our exchanges; but both, -
ual b sosn, sfil leave he reader IN doubt % 10
fho ultimate issue.
Rupsciins ths nomination kr the Presidency,
ths San FrsneiscO RsralS Of Nay sth says: ave
Iu.rn from authority which Ve deem wholly reli-
sbla, thal Stephen A. Douglas Of Illinois has been
nominated fur he Presidency Of the United States
~ ths Charleston Convention" We place no
niIh whnisvur in this rumOr. Indeed, Il has 90
Seldom happened that men going into conventions
viii he greatest numerical strength have sue
cssdsi % Obtaining nominations, that the choice
q Douglas n this Instance might be termed an
anumaly. 10 ns h would not be strange H one
uhous nams has not been mentioned q FL b con
nscilon viii Re Presidency should receive the
ronIinaiion Anolhr steamer win probably put
It rl1f aIl doubts IN ne matter. a1i
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nP Ancient Free and Accented Masons. held, OnSs-
~ regular communications on the hFst and third *
Saturday evenings In every month. AN
Al members Of the order IN good standing are -
invited 70 attend. FE MciLROY. v. n
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was indefinitely postponed, as was also the quesohre
spectng the amount of interest for the use OF money
which Christian man may receive >.
The following persons were appointed the Commn-
tee of Conference TO settle amicably the Home Mis-
sionsry question, viz: The Revs. Drs. Barnes,
st4arns, Patterson, Mills E. Hail. A. d. Smith, ID. H.
Allen, Seelye and Messrs. Jessup and Grifiths
delegate from the Cumberland Presbyterian
was opposed to nu nbering Israel, but he knew that
thew were not less than 80 900 communicates and 9oO
ministers-though in 1910 they had only three MINIS,
ers They had been opposed TO the study OF the dead
languages and most OF their ministers were unedu-
Gated there were some decided exceptions, and they
now enjoyed facilities for the education OF their young
men, They were earnestly engaged in the work OF
Foreign Missions. He hoped the time would come
when they might be still more closely united.
An interesting narrative OF the State OF Religion IN
the Churches of the Assembly read and approved,
and recommended TO be read in all the pulplfs
The cause of Collegiate and Theological Education
at the West and the cause Of Temperance, were com
mended to the Churches.
the Church, the Rev. DIR. Kendall, siid he thanked
the Assembly for coming to Pittsburgh the meeting
had been of great harmony and fraernal kindness
Different subjects had been discussed and acted upon
with wonderful unanimity; he felt grained, anu
knew his people had been benefited, and would be
clad TO see them in Pittsburgh again.
The Moderator responded in some appropriate re-
marks
A feeling of gratitude and satisfaction seemed to
pervade the body They appeared to be conscious that
they had profted themselves by the meeting, and to
believe that the cause Of religion in the Presbyterian
Church Lad been promoted and that they had aus
aped their character as an ecclesiastical body Of con-
servatively progressive principles.
Two hundred and four Commissioners had been IN
attendance thirty-four of whom left before the close
The usual vote of thanks was passed, and the AS
sembly was adjourned by the Moderator as follows;
By virtue of the authority delegated TO me by the
Church. let this General Assembly be dissolved, and
do hereby dissolve it, and require another General AS
semblv chosen in the same manner. to meet at SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, on the third Thursday OF May 1901:
Singing, then an earnest prayer and the benedction
and the members dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL As
SEMBLY.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May %, 1860.
The Assembly held an evening session, for the pur-
pose of considering the report of the Special Committee
on a new version of the Psalms. The Committee re-
ported that they held several meetings. and were aided
by Prof. Jones Of your city. The Committee recon-
mended Prof Joness amended version, for its concise
ness and adaptation to music in all its variety OF meters
and offered resolutions overture to Presbyteres,
and TO appoint Committee of FIVE TO make selections
from said version, and publish the same IN cheap
pamphlet form previous TO next Assembly. On mo-
ton to adopt the resolutions, DIR. Guthrie and ~ u
Nevin spoke for overturing, and the Rev. VIM. Eas-
ton Dr. McIaren and the Rev. A. Blake against.
There is very strong opposition against overturg 70
Presbyteries changing at all. 1t is hard to tell
what will be DONE but few have spoken, and there
is disposition manifested among the members gener-
ally say something on the subject This version was
adopted in 1850 by the Westminster General Assembly.
Pending the discussion, the Assembly adjourned.
paragraph second Of Saturdays report the WORD
"Arian" was left out. 1t should read 1.-The judi
cary Committee reported that every Aran before be-
ing admitted to church fellowship, mustbe baptized
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tive of Vermont, but has resided in the West Tor The
last fifteen YEAR,. OF late he has been editing news
parer in Cincinnati. lie seemed in excellent spin's,
and never for moment showed any hesitation or want
Of confidence in his proposed undertaking.. Cua-a-
iaah was in good humor and seemed pleased TO ihiIK
he would lie so COON at this icy home. Mr.. Hailex-
poets TO be absent from three 10 four years.
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CSUPREME COURT.-City and County of
- Newly JESSE B. SPELMAN and TIMOTHY M.
SPELNAN against JOHN SATRAN.-Summons for meney
demand contract (Com not served the above
Defendant hereby summoned and required to
the complaint this action, which will be filed in the Office Of
Clerk the City and County Of New York ct the CITY Hall
n said city and copy Of your TO the said
complaint the subscriber his Office Number l69 Broad
way (Gey Building in the City OF New York within twenty
and you fail to the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action will take judgment
against you hundred and seventyne dollars
and with interest from the 18th day Of May
thousand eight hundred and sixty besides the costs Of this
sction-Dsted May ~, 1850 - - - -
7. +. STEWART, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint in the above-ened action filed IN the
Office Of the Cek Of the City and County Of New Yok on the
2Hh day Of NAV lS6d.-)ated New ork May 29, 1850
lei lhHH6HFf 7 y. STEWART. Plantih e Attorney
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The DoG-APE.-A fine specimen of the ape family,
called cynoceDholes or dogheaded has been presented
% the geological gardens of Marsees by skipper
TIE animal il said to be prodigiOusly strong and
equally savage. He made desperate efforts 10 seize
some of the sailors 10 whom he had a dislike, and a
very srosg iron chain necessary 20 restrain him.
They were even obliged 10 off some Of his canine
teeth Hs appearance If very odd the head being ex-
whole The eyelids yesl-oolored the limbs elongated
and slender, and the tai the came dimensions the
body. lie ~ beginning to behave himself respectfully
now but at tirst he was eAtreely fierce and sulky.
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La w LNI,E'LLIGENCE.
U. g. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oFFIcE.-N.T 81.
THE ALLEDoED SLAYER JOSEPHINE.

Capt. Carter Of the alleged SLAYER Josephine, was
baied Wednesday in the o. $4,000 Mr. John j. Deal
ONO 1913 Essex street undertaken and livery stable see
his bondmsn at the request Of Mr. Jesse A. Braddok
samaker who has furnished sails for several vessels ALLEGED
10 be engaged In the saverad who also bondman for
Cent Lindsey ofthe alleged SLAYER Emily and against whom
there Ia aut pending the forfeited recognzance OF
Lindsey He is also Of the bondsmen in the case Of the
alleged SLAYER Charlotte T. Tay.
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VlHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

ME PEUPLE OF The SIAIk VI NEW
Il YORK-By the Grace OF God Free and lndependeflt-Io
the be devisees next OF kin and all persons Interested IN e
estate Of JOSIAH b. SCOVELL late Of the town OF Cambria
in the County Of Niagara deceased greeting You are hereby
cited and required appear before Surrogate OF County
Court the eleventh day OF June
1860 O'Clock the Of that day At the surrosate
Office in Lockpo then and there attend the Fna Settlement
Of the accounts OF OLIVER SCOVELB and THOMAS SEQ
the last will and testament Of said deceased
IL testimony whereof We caused the seal OF ohce Of
ssid Surrogate o be hereunto affixed
Isl Witness GEORGE W. BOWEN, Surrogate o the
aid County at Lockpo eth May IN the year
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Nevil lsw4wF g. w. BOWEN Surrogate
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Me0iral.

CONSTIPATION (Costiveness) and DYSPEP-
~ STA completely epred Without msdienss injections or
baths by DAVIS ERNALENTA CRACKERS an agreeable
and NUTRITIOUS Vegetable FOOD manufactured nom Warriors
original genuine Ervaenta Eminent chemists an that the
contains nuu than the best wheaton flour
IN the ratio OF Il to Certificates Of their mild and bene
fcisl influence the stomach and bowels the
Bsiery Manufactured and sold by the suO.srber his
Whoessle and Retail Variety Cracker Bakery Price 40
per pound ~ lsAA =. heT H.
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/ ACRcyrTY or Board AN ANfMcAS SHIP.-
Thomas King, man Of hinge stature ana second mate
al fIe American ship Evening Star, was yesterday
committed for trial at the next Liverpool asszes for
us assault on George sandes one of the crew 81 the
same din az that TO which King belonged. sandes
i continues IN the Northern Hospital, but his wounds
Ie progressing fsyorably The fact, OF The ease have
already spreared in our columns and similar 10 the
ceser,iity afthe outraees which have Of hate thrown
asgraes oyershe merchant marine of the United
Slsies. lIiyerpool paper, May H.
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THE CATTLE DISEASE.

The Special Session of the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture, called by Gov. Banks to provide means if posi-
be TO stay the ravages of the cattle disease IN that
State, met on Wednesday at noon and, after due Or
ganzaion listened to the following address from the
Governor:
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERx-May 3l-Bsfore Justice
MGNCRIKP.
FIRST DISTRICT COURTNEY sl.-Before Jus;ic


THE STATEN-ISLAND STEAMBOAT WAX.
The Staten and New Ferry Company ag Peter W.
Martin owner Of the steamboat Tsrnirend.
This suit was commenced by attachment and was
brought TO recover wharfage Of the defendant for the Of
wharf Facoryye be having touched with his boat at that
point for few weeks pcr TO the the pIese'
the dismissed for want lisdcton
on account of defects undertaking which the attach
Issued YESTERDAY morning the came on when on
motion Of the defendants counsel again dismissed ior
jurisdiction the Justice holding that title to real property
GENE In question on the plaintiffs own showing.
Hubbe w. r. Case for plaintiff A. C. Bradley, Lot C.
CLARK, and NJ Hale for defendant.
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Rrssu

The only business done in this Court to-day was 10
receive the the Grand Jury They presented
about forty indictments against Sunday liquor dealers and
six eight against forgers Of deeds Judge Russell then dis
charged them with the thanks OF the Court.
The business Of the term including days Of Court was
send Il persons the State Prison for total aggregate OF l
years the Pentenary for total Aggregate
and month -Four boys sent to the House Of keags
seven prisoners the City Prison Fifteen OF conviction
occurred which suspended Total indictments
found BY the Grand jury. l47; total cases tried lis
The June Of the Court will be opened on Monasy next
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Receipts Of Produce.

$50 do Rye $500 bush Oats IL 200 do Corn "a ss do
Wheat p 62S do Whisky, 72S pkgs Ashes 80 do Prov.
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OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRlNGS.-These
sp ar. o xs.@. s ss' Comfy r. sst miles
sOnb Of tn, village Of Medina on the Enc Canal and fourteen
III. principal Acid Springs thres IL number bedde ess
sSos. en-, rods tn. medicinal qualities any
In tn. ,abOnsd tesHmous They contain very large
Sulphur Salphuhe Acid salpsste Of LIME and
ProiOsvpbsie Iron The great uedna vrse' possessed
~ the r: aD'oS Ts % .1S iSs ''''
HuDd5eds Of ease. Of disease especially .hs.e resulting nom
In kn dss'eseyen IN confirmed LepTOsy-the waters have
Opinions q edsi and scientific gentlemen given the
circular. The fsSwns eHss1 gentlemen pea ,Tons
T Roneya B6et N D. Of Aibsny Ja. MeEaushton NJ D.
o. Al6sny Ld.sd sPhpt NJ D q Nsw-Yorfi Dr. R CsmR-
They recommend q. Water sonaSen,y Dr. sRrns refer. to
that the,e waters are highly ysias as medicinal % ID.
diseases Of The stomach and bo~els.s
Witt ,sss B;ps SI 'n n iss; Of ss.s %i's
which that the Wsser possess csdsdy tonic
Se isS ar ass PPsTss adapted shronc ssse
den. Of tins Digestive aid Urinary Organ. and .ss Of shs Ca
bg.sSeT1 Chronic Dias Cis pA6s cs.ss
= s sss fe r'Ts s %s.I sy &c
sp used with advantage he 70 eases Of low yphooFs
s. =, md Srosos digestion il Dshe soeb
are dspendsn; resIed o. plesse e or Lthis
attended with sediments II 10 the suitable re1soy
apt 81 sSDa.s U.s 70 d.ossr the sosch In FeOs De
.sss q, Be oee properly dsSieo those fors Of
Dyspepsia conseed with alkaline eoHditon OF tne
IA PyToss o. WssrBrash At win prove better ihsn yeio
ch0re aid IL Of Coca Pietonuu and other
consequences ssns nom the action Of esd this Ws's sh
prove % be dIn4ble sntdoe Ia Chronic khsrf a. 13
Sdts CbToEie Mucous lstg6 AID HaBd Aslhsf Ghrsrsc
OphtbsHis srsnsy % agFale Dlcsnted Sore IsIosis
Pllef ~ AZ ~ E.-
Who tsken internally ssssfa 81 the Rste1 d1aed.
taissr fhree times day if sufkelea fR e. aJalt.
1fIsr Testimonials rom phyis ad ober resysctab1s 10
dfyids As may be On spYlosiifn 70 the Afo6l
Dsa3srs supplied on Ehsrel tera&
Ne " ser ee nuiIse sulfH pfoeEted1sor o.ras
- III W BOgT1VICK, Sole Asent -"
Ns.ss, sHssn Hes gnHaiul i.sgsdgxg xss,Ysrt 70 "a
Bfsada and BY I6os Green cor i<th & AID Broadway
KINkE's TRUss-A new bcies the beat, c1ean-
N ss ts.Gpss and most eo1dorts6s Bor AZ ekt@ rr-
fhasezs se satisfied may return ~ wstf s9a 81 eE
rorsy- P4sphiefs with fol- paTfena nay be tso stiA
giEK1 & PHILLIPS Nos lsz Broadway, 500 JeAnst
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIONS-N.y al.-Before Justices
QUAcKRSBusH. BRENNAN and CossoLLY:

William II. Bennett, ex-polcenian, keeping disor,
battery fined IS Christopher DunkoH assault and battery
tined SIS Charles Donnely assault and battery nned 70
Denn;. Esrv assault and battery fined S5 James Fitzgerald
s and battery lined $40 Alexander simpson assault, and
battery lined @ John Thompson assault and battery hned
1o o,nas Wstkin assault and battery City Prison 10 days
Fsncis McCiusky assault and battery Peniensys months
other petty tried, the prisoners either
heinz dschaged or having suspended their Offend
ing heads.
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF sEssIoNs-BefOre Judge
GARRISON Justices STiLLwsLL, and STRYkER
Yesterday John Menck or Buffalo Jack, implicated

1esttIUdy JUHI ntHVhi OF DuIIaV V"e I'IP.e 49,
with John Purcell indictment for grand larceny was
naced on trial the the paes were tried on the
same indictment last week but the Jup failed TO agree Menh
Who obtained separate trial. charged with robbng the
canal boat Trafalgar lying in Atlantic Dock basin, OF several
hundred bushels gain the evening Of the h OF March
10 THE rran belonged the WeeT Transportation Com
many The evidence conclusive Mencks quit, and be-
was convicted Sentence was reserved
pI pcTmot, resident OF the Eastern District twas tined
en- Indictment assault and battery little gr
of convicted vhereupon he sentenced TO the Peni
stsn6en Foreste and Helen Dempsey convicted Of
upon person Of William Francis at Greenfield
time since, and hnsd 10 each
peter Vose convicted OF grand larceny days since
the charge stealing aid calf the property Of James Ste
veuson OF the DISCREET the morning of the 2Sb OF
March last sentenced to the State Prison The
prisoner Paid the value Of the property stolen since his
and the Court therefore, inflicted the ghest punishment
possible under the circumstances.
la the of Henry Gascoigne. el indictment for
rape the Jury disagreed and dcl Tged ID Is understood
that they stood eleven for acquitta and for con ton
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Uater-Gnre.

DERGEN NIGHTS WATER-CURE HOTEL
mile from Hoboken Ferry (by horse every is mnnes
now open patients and boaders Gymnastics Billiards
Teupns kc DR. Goethe physician SthS
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.

A FTERNOON BOAT for Newburgh and interme-
IA date LsndinEs-Stes1Der hetsmors, at Sundays
excepted from Pier foot OF Jay For particulars see bills
EoR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
III PORT-The steamer MASSACHUSETTS, CAPT w: 5
Hayen, Pier No 81 james slip East River TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS att O'Clock
ENOR NEW HAVEN, by steamer ELM CITY,
III from Pier No Is Ess: River at P. M and TRAVELLER
n; II D. N. Fare 81 No charge for berths
NORTHERN RAILROAD of n. J.-Leaves
IN SCOT of Cowtsndts Jersey City Ferry daily Sundays
eseepted N. and and FOR PermoDt and Sunsns
for Pernont Leave suferns s:5os m and p % and
Pnont 615 and $40 m, and $50 and Sl5 m Stages
esnDeet Hsekenssek BysOk HewCy, and Hsyersiraw
II ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave South
Ferry BROOKLYN for Geenpo and intermediate stations at
Hsphank and all stations east Of Jamaica $3.50 p m on
SATURDAYS 10 Greenport Syosset II and 80 Hemp
stead 10 a m u M $50 4S0 $3.50 Jamaica, 10 m,
II m. 4:30. $50 $50 and 1880 p,
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CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK--CITY and COUNTY Of NEW-YORK.-MAR-
GARRT BAUMANN, Plaintiff against HENRY BAUhANN,
ITO the Defendant You hereby summoned and
required the complaint IN this action which will be
FLED in the office OF the CLERK Of the City and County OF New
York at the City Hall IN the City Of NewYork and to serve
copy of to the said complaint the subscriber
hi. Office Wast in the City Of New York aforesaid
twenty after the service Of this summons on yes en-
elusive service and fail TO the
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
ecton win apply Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint dated New Y ork, May II 1860
FREDERICK HUGHSON, Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint this action filed in the Clerks Ofhce
Aforesaid at the City Hall the City Of NewYork the h
mvI8 lav-6wR No. 81 Wsl.st, N. Y.
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Eesal Notifies.

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of New Yok nee hereby given TO al
having claims against ELIZABETH DARKE, late Of the
City Of Yort widow deceased present the with
vouchers thereof to WILLIAM HOLMES, Of the sub
cribers his house Seventy fourth street, Tenth
in City before the tenth day Of A.gxs
WILLIAM HOLMES, (p..,o..
10 1aw6mF JAMES NJ DARKE, ~
In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County Of notice hereby given to persons
having against HENRY SPERRY late Of the Cay OF
ORR deceased TO present the with voch
the subscriber at his No 4o1 Broadway
New before the twentieth day OF Sep
tember ne1t-Dsted York the 18th day Of Aneh 1850
MID law6mF TIMOTHY 3. sPEhkf. Executor.
IL PURSUANCE Of an order of the SurrogaH
Of the County Of NewYdk notice Is hereby given 70 az
persons having cans asnst JOHN DEhAREtT, ss OF ne
ly York weaer deceased to present The with
te vouchers thereof the the oce OF HENRY
G WRIGHT Counselor Lave No 22e Broadway, New York
Cxy on before the hr day Of October next[Dsssd View
York March 81, 1860 RODERlCk b. GLOW,
ANNA DEMAREsT
mb3O law6moFs Administrators OF said deceased.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of York notice 10 hereby gwen to an
persons having claims against MARTIN UNGRICH late % the
1fy kevgy baker deceased the With
thereof the subscribers at the office OF CHAkEs
h GLOVER esq No - Waist, in the City Of New Yort
before the l day Of October next-Dnted Newfos
HENRY UNGRICH, EIecpto1.
ubs lsw6mP LOUISA UNGRICH, Executrir.
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Mstse, otan Hotsi Buaiug hi9adwHJ, Nts YEA No "a
Broads and By T6os Green, cor i< a. kad Broadway