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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish If East
Baton Rouge -exth Judicial District
Court Succession Of AuR0RB AND Ban
TnotMT Bo6unE. deceased.
DY VIRTUE Of ~ commission Issued IN
ID the matter Of the Succession Of Aurore
and Bartholoiny Bouehe. deceased. will
sell Mt public auction, ut the late residence
Of the deceased, in the City of Baton
Rouge.
On Thursday the ssth day OF June
A. d., 1860, commencing at the hour
10 O'Clock A. NJ. all the personal property
belonging to the Estates Of deceased Con
sistiDg Of Dry Goods Wares and Merchan-
dire. Household and Kitchen Furniture
and one Horse.
Terms of Sale-CASII.
EDMOND LEGENDRE,
Admlnistrntor.
FAVROT 81 LEBLANC,
june II david. Auctioneers.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

Psrasois aud Umbrellas.
HaFsJas, opsosd vsry iarge assortment ~
II these goods. W y. PllILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
on ItD'
IRISH LINEN.

A FULL supply Of genuine Irish Linen
n at the lowest cash prices at
dacT 4. NJ. ASI1ER'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
HATsf IIATSfl

A T TIE PuILA. CASH STORE, we
IA have just received from New York,
Hats, also Boys White and Grey Straw
Hats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
COOKING STOVES.

100 STOVES comprising thirty different pat
IOO terms aud sisss--Jual, Coke and Wood,
fof sale ~ The lowest prices.
The Coke stoves comprise four patterns from
the cheapest tothe Il est-Cnks being 1T 30 oeHts
sa barrel IL the cheapest fuel for town use.
For country use. one large oven-lafge wood
toves the best out. Cal and examine before
going elsewhere. MUNrAN A malta,
may21 Hariwate Cpruer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

TUsr RUCEIyED.--A new supply Of Wires
~ and lrsndies which offer tp the public ne
telling pure and unadulterat,d.
100 nuHes best Table Claret Wine.
Cask Pure old Fort Nine-soid by the
bottle or gallon. expressly tir medicinal imposes
2 Barrels Extra observed Uld Bourbon"
whisky; warranted pure,
2 Half Pipes "Uld Champagne Diandy-for
saleby u. -. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
JUST RECEIVED.

HS BARRELs Of Premium EsgIe Flour. This
y superior article OF Flour is guaranteed TO
have no superior IN the United States. Families
making trial oft, oan have the money refund
ed by saying they ever used better.
dscJ THOMAS ByRNE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
PLANTERSi PBANTERSt
DRESS MAKERS. TAILOas.
SHOE & BOOT MAKERS. sADDLERs
AND HARNESS MAKERS,
And all those who are about purchasing a
STITCH on SEWING MACHINE.

STITCH or SEWING MACHINE,
would n we'll TO call and examine my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. They will Hnd great
et variety At my establishment than any other
in the State. have given this business my IN
divided attention fer the past tear. and tier
myself that hHge somethtBg NJ u. purchasers
ran therefore rely upon having them Kept In pro-
per order. and at short notice.
Competent operators sent to give Instructions
when required.
Al maehinss kept In working order for one
year. free NJ cbsygr.
All kinds Of machines cleaned, repaired nd al
lustsa ~ short notice.
Orders for Sewing Machines. Knitting Machines.
Mfrhine Twist. Thread and Needles, Usmmers,
fuckers guaess, etc filled st short notice.
. n Aikens' Knitting Machine is one ~ the
most complete knitteis ever Invented. ~ will
knit pair ~ socks In slsteep minutes. " can
lie operated bv child. " makes
5000 LOOPS PER MINUTE.
Call and see ~ In operation aud he satisfied Of
Its simplicity and utility.
Parties living at n distance can order ma-
chine, and " u does not answer. they can eE.
change II for different kind, or get their muney
back.
Fend for samples Of sewing. Remember the
place, Third rect, below the Dark.
juueI2tf JOHN NJ. TRACY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
NO L 10

N U = L =.
IN ORDER 20 make ruom Tor my Fall and Win.
II ter stock. I will sell from this date at greatly
reduced prices the goods have now on hand.
Ladies In need Of dress goods aud millinery Mii
Giles. will find u TO their advantage to call aud
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
TllOs. u. OCONok,
Cor. laurel and Third SIS.
". p.-Aii those Indebted Ca me will please come
forward aud settle without further notice
IuneT.lmdw. TtIOS. n. VCUNOR
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
GUM DROPS.
I,EECIIES.

A FREsIf lot on hand of the genuine IIungs-
IA risn. which will he carefully packed and
forwarded 10 suy part Of the country.
We bsve made arrangements 10 receive 9 sup
ply ~ healthY Lseoles every week.
novl5 v uEUDE a co
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

TT,o DRINKERS on CoSGHBss wAfhR.-i
Il have just received direct from CLARK hite
another supply Of Congress water. go fa,orably
adapie for summer Use. u. y. DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

HeIdsick d Co.'S Champagne.
I'D 4 wM. BOGEL. are role Agents for the
Ia Genuine Heidsick Champagne junel5
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

A FULL assortment ~ these goods can now Re
N hund A. NV store, slsu = large upp u b. J.
tots, Narcotics Trimmings, aud Brsids
spris ". D.PlIILLtPs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
v. nEUDE Il cos DRUG STORE.

DOMADEs--I tin cans, good stock on
j hand, assorted havors.
nov15 v. uEUDE ~ co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
PILLS.

I'D \ WIN boost, are Agents tyr Ayers.
Ia Brsndeth's, Clsrk's, uraefhe &c, iiunper's
h"u"wny's Jayns's. Lees. Motse's, Peters BLOT
ists, McLsan's, and isdways lills. lunel5
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
Linen aud BobInet Netting.
COissETst COHsIT.ii
LACE MANTILLAs.

A FINE snrply Of the above, hiss been reoeiv-
IA cd, also sone vsTy handsome Lace Points,
at the PiilbA. CASH sTDRE,
tnarz2 Lafa yetts street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

NECTAR. I'd WI. BuGTL. would re
IN sp-ctfully notify the ladies that they can
nuw he supplied with the delicious Nectar syrup,
by calling at their soda Counter. juuel6
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
HOOP SKIRTS.

HAVBiust received new supply Of Morsn's
Il Hoop skirts. made without n stitch Or Clasp
Of any kisd aud the only skirt that will not come
apart. W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
StItNAppg.

I'D n WIN BOGtL. are Agents for nininger's
IL London Dock Gin. Vande veen's Schnspps,
wyile's sehsdam do. lludolph's do. junsl5
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
vALENCIENNEs COLLARs.

- Uhsrli1Nu vsiy bandspiDe. also smbridsr.
- ed Muslins and Jaconst Collars At the
PliLA. CASH stone.
Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

DORTER AND ALE.-9 Casks Pure Ion
l. don Porter; 4 Casks Younger's India rae
Ale-just received and for sale by
junet9 u. n. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26


rs s ssSses Pc '''
the SO bses We quote niddns upl.nds a, Oi a
tofFEE-Rio ]. quiet but firm other kind. .yve
sDd 6nn se. Of $50 Rio at lSi $50 bzss Mancabo %
SGotR AND o ssm.nd for
Western and State Flour bat with limited arrivals and
sion. ssco , Dbl on the low and medium grades. 70 I'd, bay
would respond and the market cosed Ame the better
Ga - a5'a for up- rim and ws%. IS
s9 10 ora sp1s
Round hoop Extra Ohio Sea 81 for tade bSds DO and
s. sSd better. er " with ' United svs . o sS,
50 scGss 80 Tor Spring Wheat E,t.A and ss9 81 % for
Ter for s 70 good uP.rns .apsrene other Kinds are aSi
% o. s SOI and - a. & I6 70, s s s e Rs
Flour is il II request. and l. ann sale. Of 30 bbs at 10 500
- Corn Ss:l' hn and IN moderate aesssa .ss
whes market /. Tiher nors sctive AID Spring
%ins; !. l si iii :s IL: .a
ss g z; 20 o":h NlSssss. Club D. 'Is sss:s a. 81
81 a. he sey rte for leo bush in t.nsita, freight ca
buh snutty Canada Club q. 81 ae $40 bs. Chicago
sni ~ sSS'si.H %e Sdss Ns
hs demand s.. Eat and stg ,' ws
fsir ,i1s s.is 1t $50 sc Com Is better The drinsnd
sn . sis s s h st s ss
e7dt7c for ssund mixed Western 6Ssc for choi.s
DO, in lots &c FOR fair Round yellow and I3c for prime
HIDES-These is but little doing to-day add the market con-
nUes heavy salc OF 500 Western Slaughter - average,
9ic cash. 800 do IS n, at 9l cash, aud $50 Lgans o. H.
hUPSTbe demand Is fair for the season. sees Of % bales
le6ss at ca lie.
EA d s5 s.ls sS ws qe and prices an'AAn''d
LEA1HERThe demand very moderate a, former prizes,
for both Hem ock ard Uak.
MoLAssEsysry ht lie I. doing prices hosvy sale. q
% bhd.. Porto Rico II &c
NAVAL sTOREs-spiits Turpenine Is steady the demand
straight lots and lsa.slc for NewloS bbl.Sthe inside rate
for 10 bbls Common Rosins firm ssrs
bbs to arrive at 81 S. no IN ya'd Ct 81 s2t sod 100 bills
Strained In yard 81 90 3i0 10. Fine Rosin quiet Tar
OlLS-Linseed unchanged aud the narkst Is dun 500
eoc for American Whale arn srs for the week aloo
steady; se'es of GOO bbs. at 81 ira 81 -.
PROVlSl0SsTheIei Is inquiry for Pork. and the
ket is shde the arrivals light, but the
sales Of 2fi0 bhl $ls 50 for Mes sf 20 for thin
Nes; +ls ia IS for Prime $l2 80 for old DO
sss, II ,'ssssy ss9Ss and = s% he rse'P ar &
for rcpacked Meas: and Sidi2 20 iof exs- Pdse and
pds Me-. neglected and prices nominal Beef Hans
are guist at si2Gs Bacon scarce and wsnsds,
Jiel!c for shoulders siassc sstsd Hama Batter 6
ge plenty heavy AZ sesc for Ohio and isoilc. fos
shipment Ut ydiIc for state, and 7dsc. FOR Ohio.
RlCE-rhe demand Is aodsIase sales Of lis ses a, - 40
suGARs-Prims srsdes quiet, there is mod.rss De-
decline .sss Of no hhds Porto Rics Of Sc 5hLSs caSs
sFFDS-Cacutis Linse~d inactive prices are nomin
IN Boston. We quote at ~ 7o0Si "a, cash.
TALLOW-Ihe martet urn, and i active sales sf
1sooo prime Western "a, lea, and 10000 City tB. A. ga
wHIsKY-Tbe market |, lees buoyaut the demand Hms.I,
sales ef w bba Nslla2le.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

AccIDEsrs AND IsqUEsTs.-Abou. week snc
Tbons. H. Jones colored lsd II years Cd living at No y
West seyepteenh street. fearing whipping nom his parents
away from home His dead body was subsequently foun
Coroner scner held inques, on the body which e'ae
In verdict Death by Drowning same o,Ioas
held inquest body Of uninown nan wh9 "a. %
dscessed about Is years and dressed as
German named Charlie. Fechter~ died ys-t-rda, q
A.. Bellevue Hosuta from the effect Of burns de was ad
ted 10 the Hospital the 2sh inst sniens severely ana
ws thought tina. vito had been thrown up IN MN ous 20
was unabs 10 five spy satisfactory statement regarding toe
sdsiz An iuques. win 10 held On he body thii n0nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
~ IA AZ TIA.

SIR: As TEE TRIBUNE has published several of my
letters the Locust ccsdasj and 0ssshopper tiis) in
,eo allow address those who threaten their shade trees
Il law of nature that all the final grubs or mieTs which
produce the or measure o canker worm have
wings by which they Fly inch and the female niers Of
every species owom eurcuo flyers consequently
they compelled by the instincts to ascend the bodies Of
the leaves OF which they feed they be caught
the right trap Is for Many expsdn,s have been
adapted such ang and covering their bodies with
train OIL &C. but with partial only until New Haven A
great expense, adopted the plan of having circular trough
filed with OIL and when very nicely put and carefully
watched had the desired AID saved her noble em perfect
Ia their foliage The entire at Eewsven suggested
much simpler thing which Is put the tree in few minutes
and perfect guard The miller s.t-mps 10 over the cur
cuar trough filed with OIL other liquid land the ber water
ofthe salt wor is the best vet scsvere and caught Such
trap presented to years since pat on cherry tree
1t caught great grabs and bugs but oenz In tue midst OIL
other trees made particular difference person VINO tea
them all the Of his garden Informs me ne has no nsns OF
curcuo, his puus and year h apples entirely
free from worms large and fair He had large crop which
he sold for dollar buhe when his neghbors sold for 6I
They be made small TO protect standard roses ana
Crane vines, and for peach cherries pums and apples As
vc as sbaae trees have doubt this trap generally
adousd the day 5f abundant fruit would return again.
ElisaSsaa, n. j.. June 20, 1860 GEORGE WEBB
BRooKLYy CRY CoURT CALESDsR-Tuesday, June
2e.-Nos. 3, 81 81 80, S. 4, 80. Co. a.
corsTr CRcTIr CoukrThe business Of the present
Term having been dpesed Of the Coor. VIII adjourn to-day
sP,oIAL TEsm1A Special Term Of The Supreme cout VII
be opened "Wednesday nth inst 81 Vt O'Clock before
JudE The Court will adjourn that day until the follow
ing Saturday
Found DRowHED.-The BODY of an unknown man
picked up the Atlantic Dock pasn yesterday The de
coh sstnet flock snd blue pssts-
Ioons-no Shoes In ths pockets morocco oiled
with sSes " sad d. sss .y f bead as
eyideltly had been IN tina water about two weeks
The Cow-srALL NuIsAscE.-The following per-
sons brought before Justice Cornwa yesterday ned
each maintaining hhy stalls; George Dosne Alex
Cursn Ernst Young Samuel Golden Christopher Murphy
Joseph Guick.
ATTACKED BY HoBsE.-Several children, while
play vacant lot Greenpoin yesterday chased
By horse and Of them little g named Rose Gartner
struck down and stamped and severely injured that
she not expected 10 The horse grazing In the
lot In violation city ordinance but did not learn that sIy
ssr WIS made, " ADy one held responsible foy the ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
COURT CALENDAR-rHr, DAY.

SUPREME COURT - CIacUiT.-rsst Nos. III,
1875 as 1869. a1s 1879 1899. 1871 oi3, 1895 1893 lnl,
1905 1909 lll1 6s3 800 1863 $50 Is sol SIS TT, 7s5
81 pa 1887 s7s Ga 1884, lls7 Part H-Adourned Or the
term.
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TERm.-Adjourned 70
Thursday
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part Mos. 2S3, l57, 4i3,
49, 4ss 22s s2 1919 l22l Pa. lines ss4 TO- sse $50 IS,
lc6 lI2. $40. CAS- CAS- 6s6, 6se, go CO.
II, q, DISTRICT CoURJ-Unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

DISPATCHES FOR EURoPE.-Tte steamship Prince
Albert will probably leave St. JOINS to-day t26ta
inst for Galway and is expected to make another Of
her rapid eastery runs scross the Atlantic Dispatches
TO reach her, should be filed ct Mr.. stokers Agency
No. Broad street, before noon, to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
NIFW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

II
On and srsr MONDAY msJ u, 1850, Trains viii lesve
sSth-st Station, Newly orr, IS follows =,
For Wiihauasbrdg and al way atons 7:.o and ~
an igor Whit Plairs aud all stations 6;I5 FROM
Whit4-t Depot For Got Fails al3 N Stopping WIZ
Iamsbrdre and stations above For 0ovef Plains '% u
opg at lite Plains and It oDs above FoI Albany o;is
~ Express Mail Train Stopping White Plains Bedford
Croton Falls and all stations north
Returning viii leave wisms1rdEe ssopp n At ali way e.
tions AZ {. 10 and and q. Nhte Plains Stopping
~ al way ssetion, a. and a. s& md Dov-r aim
m stoppig stations north Of Fordbsm Crctoo Falis
m storudng at al stations north of fordham Aosy
m E1prsss Mail Train Stopping all stions to hite Rams
- ~ IOIN RURCHfLL As.lstant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
TAPsCoTTs LINE Of

i LIVERPOOL PACKETS
as .ss1Gs 's 1t. 's Il fs
RRN1 ADAMS eoSsfEfEArroN, JOHN JOINT BOYD,
T MlsT WHIT s sMElMhRaoselkaSD c chM
s1S sas s ws fer s ss M OFT 81 M
Els for al & Shsf ss s'a' rs sssS
ss En and Send ]
ssn Il ee %lts II poss be
TArs0oTTT f So n Z ss sHtf d s'T Tssso
CTEAMER of JUNE 80 for SOUTHAMPTON
- and HAvRE u. s. NJ steamship ILLINOIS Cap, s, p
NJ on SATURDAY June 90 vita Mails, Passengers, and
Fhst ut Cabin, SI.oI s.sen5 Cabin, $50
Steamship vASDESDfL f' vii :sH July "a ''
pORTLAND and WHITE MOUNTAINs.-Ths
SA4Sfs &c, ci u id Ss o''"su and
win sm END weekly has e pCr a@d l.ov.s Piers R.,
Ps.ssge and far. including ststeroom, IS
This e the most direct and picturesque rone between New
sounds to Por.nd and Grand Trunk Railway to GOrEl,
which only '1 m'; c tRsT e; Ger House APpy''
L. . nm Nos S s' @es, st. 4 and sss Broadway.
SOUTHAMPTON snd HAYRE,-Ths NORTH
, ATLANTIC sTEAMsAI cons.Ny I'm M si9 g fq
g: sss:i ': s' 'i ss S H 's
ays nom Canslst Wharf,
Sfv-rOkK. aA'hs'
SATURDAY Jane q TOEsDAf, june "
sATIRDAY Juiy Il TUESDAY, Jaly 81.
SITTRDAY Ar Is TUESDAY S-pa IL
SATURDAY Oct g. TUESDAY Do; r.
and leaving Southampton the day stsl ing Hsvrs
ne Adsc L. updoubtedy nneieelled by any s-esnip In
the world to comfort safety and peed She has -sssrshf
sonpsrtmssta First Cabin pssssss, $50 49,
M o. Scr nsssass Ia Wsf. II. WICKHAM,
| Once on the vhsh, foot Of Csnsl-r
Ayen at London and southADp ton-Nsss Snassn, TsksI
4 Morgan.
Ascent at Hsve-Jshn Punnett ESQ.
Agent At Paris-Jspss w. Tucker. ssa, No Fsusours
Montp1ATtle-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
mutrr-Uure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, 5lns-
WI bsutop N g. ei,ht hour. from New Yok city BY rail-
rosdTas establishment hs. location unsurpassed ~ na,a,
advantages by Every facility for comfort md the
recovery Of health viii be found large garden Is ssched to
toe premises from which the 6nest VII be '-ryee
This month. For Circn.ar. addrrs j. H. NOAIn M VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
Ceuai Notirea.

DY ORDER of the Honorable BENJAMIN w.
ID BoNNEY Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Site Of
). hereby sysn Paaant to the pfsy.
concealed and nonresident dGstO tht q ssent Bias
sued an the estate Of J9a 1 "a. h & bs ,ad
ror the Of bis debts unless he appear and den.se .e
Of Ills notice and that the payment any
to him by residents Of this ste and the delivery to bin or Tor
the p, pIoRsy BY a s se SS0idd'n
Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
rys lawsmoTus No. II WallsEEN.Y.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
ne GSy .pS shRAs sis0s
CITY Of Newyo deceased 70 present the vita vouchers
s 70 inc Sp cS Of on or before he @ day
January ne.t-Dstsd The ed day q June 1850
is,s i.rcm l iSFS G 8 cE LAKE, sEIecu'0'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IF the Court, Of potce hs'ehy glen to al per-
70 hc .~s.cSs a. the Of WARD
20 1 fn p.ceber the
' iias DE- isssI ST9: 1850 G 5SAsf wxkb
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
.ou. q sr Ss sSIas ssp.t LAWRENCE v 6STE
. sas I to the 'as:ehSs1 i b. ONCE Fon
the City Of NewYok before the eighteenth day Of July
#. HTs'A 'j john s mGsTicF s'
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
County of New York notice hereby given to III per
having against ASA T. SAITH late OF the City o.
decreased TO present The same with vouchers Thereof
20 the uscriber hs Office, No IS West Broadway In the
y of before the twenty third dsy OF July
az 5ha nj Sc haus2 3sSH I
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- NEW-rORK-TBE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSO-
CATION OF TIE CITY OF NETWORK Plaintiff, agiins,
ESTEFR y KELLOGG. CHARLES r. BALDWiH and
EDWARD R. KELLOGG Execution. Of the last will and tests
uert of Edward kellogg deceased. Georse H. Williams
p Rensen Cbadwitk. aud Esther " kellogg, wid,w
Of Edward kellogg derndsnts = Amen'ed Summons ior
rcicf(Con net ITO the defendants: You are hereby
sun n.oued and required the complaint In this
actin Which will be filed IN the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Cy and County Of kewYok at the City Han in the
city York aid 10 Of your answerto the Eaid
con amt the subscber his Office No 51 Nassau street.
IN ssa city within twenty days ater the service Of this sum
mons on you exclusive Of the day such service and you
f 70 answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs In vii apply 70 the Cont for the relief de-
WIN HEHRY ARMOUR
Plaintiff Attorney, No 80 Nass1u-st
The ,aid complaint filed in said Clerks ohes May H.
1860. W. H. n
mig law6wTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

THE EASTERN District REPUBLICAN CLUB.-The
frat regular meeting of this Club held last night
at the Odeon 1t is composed of the united Rcpubl-
cans of the seven wards comprising the Eastern Dis
tict Of the City of Brooklyn Qste Willam,burgh).
The following gentlemen the officers for the ensuing
campaign: PresiAz-Thos. W. Field; yice-Pfesidents
Zone from each wsrd)--F. Whitney, ]. Heath. j..
Mitchell, s. Rosepgardner, c. Perry, c. w. Goddard,
Frederick Seholes; becretary-Samuel Taylor The
meeting was Lrgely attended, and good deal of en-
tbusiasm was manifested. II was decided to erect 9
suitable building for Wigwam to accommodate az
least persons md TO take such other steps may
be necessary for the successful carrying forward Of the
prerent campagn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
BROOKL YIN I1,EM,S.

The Police ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are about
to be made with view to the Introduction OF the
police teegraph-as improved and no in operation in
New-Yolh--hto the station-houses in this city. The
telegraph now in use has never been worth anything.
An alarm of fire could be transmitted, and some gen.
ersl questions asked and answered, by means OF
figures; but the dial, by which communications were
to be sent, could be depended upon. 1t is con-
tinually out of ORDER and causes more trouble and
annoyance than the whole thing is worth. Tue sum
of $500 has long since been set apart by the Common
Council for the purpose Of introducing the improved
method but nothing has thus far been done toward it.
Now, however, there is some prospect that COM
mencement " Ill socn be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

New FIRE EsGIsEs-Two splendid new fire.
engines built in Pawtucket r. l., for tho Fire De-
partrrent of Stockton California are now exhibi
ton in the house of No. 10 Henry street. They are
to be shipped for their destination on Saturday next
These machines fine as silver plate, cut glass
and carved rosewood can make Thorn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

Il TON for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, and NEWPORT
Inland RoveTbe shortest and most drecsCAyins tho East
ern Mails.
COMMONWEALTH, Capt. l. W. Williams, In couneoton with
he stonngcn and Providence and Boston and Proyidence
railroads leaving NewYork daily tsDndsy eaesped) from
Pier No IA n a. 5p m, and Stoningon te3ap
.,Tivsl Of tho mail which Boston al
The OHWEALTH, from New Ycrk-mondsy wed.
nesdsy and Friday stOuingou-TSesday Thurday and
Saturday =,
dsy and Saturday. Stonnstoa-honday, wednesday
Pasengrr, proceed from sonngton per Railroad to Proyi
Ssnce and Boston the Express Mail Train reaching said
res IA advance thsse by other routes and ample ne Tot
n NE e.rly morning connecting North and East Pessen
thai prefer remain board the steamer. enjoys nights
- breakfast dered and Leave Stoningcn In
de las m train connecting at Providence With The II m
Bsgrsss Master accompanies he steamer and train through
each way. =. -. .- s...h, .-n,, -. h..,d ths
~ he freightonios Pier No 10 kerh Rive " n
sS esss No us Westst, egyreI Of CeuTisadsst