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IIllg- 60 @ter 2anS nit 9ucn DISQUALIFICATION, 16 Nrci(eu RON
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
Ntw4lork Dailu @ribmte
an EXORCIST WANTED.

All win remember the wonderful stories with which
the Fox family opened The Spirtualist campaign at
Rochester, many years ago. how crockery toos 70
itself wings and few away how bricks started out OF
the walls; how bells broke into spontaneous
Standardization; in fine, how the lives OF the family
were plagued till they could have issued new edition
of Fox Martyrs. These stories had their day, then
died. and the spirits left the breakage Of China to be
done in the legitimate way by the = cat.
But now, suddenly the devil seems to have broken
loose in Lafayette near Syracuse. Mrs. j. F. Clark
writes to the papers of the latter city, saying that re-
markable demonstrations have lately taken place in
the family Of one johnson. 1t appears that this family
consists Of an elderly couple and their grandehild
Girl of eight years growth; they are "qae respect
able" peor le and cannot understand why they have
been selected for these demoniacal doings.
The first thing those people noticed was ludirously
apnoypg their salt dish and pepper caster were filled
with water-a most unreasonable Joke Thenthe dishes
began 10 break themselves and mpsssibeto lay
the phenomena to the charge of tho cat for it would
have required feline regiment to do the damage that
beel the luckless households they would lift themselves
from the shelves go crcng through the air aud bring
up in frsgmentary condition the floor or the do
mt site hearth Tie tables next began TO take exercise
making INC TOUR vi INC TVVm Win mVes Pi"'0"hS
coolnessi and if by chance they were loaded with
dishes, they would turn and lie down on their
burden. The proprietors put stop to this manifesto
ton, however, by mailing the perpatec furniture to
the tide Of the house. But then the chairs caught the
exclusive mania they would rise from the kitchen
floor, and without asking permission, go to the wood
she'd Il is noticeable that they never troubled them
selves to come back. Pals Of water next became OBJ
econable in their habits, upsetDg their contents upon
| the floor. Mrs j. +. Clark Gays:
AT enc Mrs johnson empty pail the aoor and
on the followed bert much yexed a
but dey returned to her. crossing the ,hee or four
| tines"
1t viii be seen by this extract u johnson
was on terms Of agreeable familart. va. or domes-
| tic uttnsls.
Atlsst, when the kettles in which the family food
was cooking sisted spillps their contents much
TO The seeravstion of the family hunger, aud when
everything seemed 10 be breaking up, the perplsxed
housewife determined to adopt system. Collect
ing her moet valuable glassware into baskets she pro-
ceeded to tie them to the wall with ropes While a.
tempting 10 DO 10, coee-po deliberately sailed from
the cupboard and struck her in the back. NAlufaiy
ritaied by this cowardly act, she called the young
,hild and Instructed her 10 hold the belbgersns Po'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
nsrkefs.--CAAnruLLY REPoErrD TEE N. y. ranvss.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EEPokTxD yoS THs NJ " TaruS1.
AsHEs--Tbs market both kind. Is nm the demand light;
Flour AND MEAL-rbs inquiry f,r Western and State
Flour fair but the early closing Of the Cora EIchuse took
been limited the grades frus with demand for
export, end bs t:t;sr 6 Sc held nth Ss IS e.
for extra s s0ss 80 for the low grades Of Western Ez
s 20 % sDgPs brand" d. q a.
Louis EIss and So ass5 for Double Extra do Canadian
. Ssl s s;'y s' bb sas
Southern Flour q1e The sIysb are limited and holder. are
for ,aperdse Baltimore and ss ssas7 IS f the 5stts,
@ e. coIa as s1 quiet ss 81
sales Of I bb al 90 sofcr Jerssy and - 10 for Braudywis
ms. u 6n pvs ssa s 3
81 80 for Milwaukee Club lot Of 600 bq,h of,he latter sold
ssye :nd { ! sds waI%sI .s Of cs bah 4 ne M
q We:'sin CANADIAN ssgss y:
demand more .oye ia pat for exports II, .e'
Delivered for SOUTHERN Yso1 md sss &
WHIsKY-The market quiet and rather heavy; sales of
$50 bbls at c1h, aud rs hhds nudse ct nc, sine
PRovIsICfs-The demand for Pork e very limited aud
@ S;j ss ~ s;
~ h1n FINE , rIi s demand
!, moderate but the reduction IN the stock greater than
SO 50 fer Rspscied Mess sii ass 80 tor 2.aI Prime
Meas and India dull and heavy Bacon still aud
SS sp S0 rsds a
Ss . sISs ind % a SSes sSs W
&c Lerd better and in fair demand in part for the futures
the Gales l2oo bbs and cs at oa6cnciuded In the
sales 500 prime Western, deliverable the lt Is days In
May he kegs not plenty; sales of 100 Ialc. Batter
/ .nd ss afs da s .sna
eGi2ic.
HAY-The demand for shipping Is good, and prices
tanedi ,el.s o. 100 bales a. sec: a 81 " 100 10
TALLOW1he inquiry Is fair, aud the market Is steady;
COTTON steady; saes OF 500 bales; quote
Middlns Uran6s 1T lc and do. Gull at lite
CoFFEE-Ths trade has been moderate Rio dan, pending
FIsH-Dy Cod have been in improved demand the I'D
vance. sales e. ;G%s Op Gus st osois. .s S1 at
sales Of eco bbs No. Mass sl70*l7 D, Other hads
sco tans Scotch Pr It 50 months JOB lots
from yard command GA s0Q s25 for best brands
sUGARsThe demand tryali saes Of 3i1 hhds Cuba OF
eSfs and 200 Do on private terms Refined ave ;lsaiy
prices firm. Sales Of 100 hhd C1oa 25c cash. aud
eIc.. mos 10 hhds. Porto Rico .. &c.
d,i; ;.e. Of 100 tca At % .sS stss y ICo
GUNNY BAGS-We hear Of sales Of 1000 bale, heavy lO
Gle.
OLs-The market Is quiet but steady sale. 1000 gallons
Tinseed at G62c In caski and IN bbls $500 bbls Guide
Whale at the Fast for the weel, at 40d chiehy ts04c
ash and 1900 do Crude Sperm Ct $50 Si 81 gallon cNn
NAVAL STORES-Sprts Turpentne Is in faf request and
with stock reduced to mere cipher prices arc want.ised
t4d5Oc DO do from rhst at 47ic and oood2o do Empire
brand reported at 48c, cash. which canot however
ofr being named BY the trade cash sale bat the party
person. Crude IS still devoid Of activity svd 70 mont
al at SO 40 y $50 10. Comm;n Roain Is In light sto and 10
firmly heidi sales of s0GlnW bbls at 81 so $40 si?st
delivered The medium and fne grades extremely que:
Tar tteady and fair requests saes bb Washington ct
So rs Y Dbl In order In yHd
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EACTS. a., .t ~. r....... .,.4. :.
IL In this psper present tho public anmpsschabe test
opy establishing The Acts dat RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
REGULATING PILLS, and RENOvATING REsOLvENT,
not only posivs curaves Of the SICK afflicted with disease
but that they have In many proved 70 be inbe and
have restored the dying patient robust health after al other
means Of medication failed
EIGHTH WITNESS
CRIPPLE FOR TWO YEARs-ANN MARIA NEED, Bur-
lnaton Pa, testihes: /. .
"Ihsys been cripple for two IN my lcf LEG HIP md
b,nd ] psed two boxes of RADWAY's REGULATING
PILLS, with the READY RELIEF and REsOLvENT. In
weeks could walk without my cane and had the full use
OF my hsnd"
X r. Relief 2sc., Soc, and o per bottle
Regulating Pills, &c. per box
Rssolvent, 81 per bottle.
RADWAY Co, Nc. % Jobn-st., New.Yorh.
eold BY al Druggists everywhere.
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Water-Unre.

CARATOGA WATER. CURE-Ope through tn
bosrass Address N BEbokTHA, T. D., ssrstoss springs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY 0
CUPREME COURT.-WALTER QUIN, Plain.
~ til nssinEt THOMAS A. QlIN and MARY yANE QUIN,

CUPREslE COURT.-WALTER QUIN, Plain.
- tie, sgsnst TH0M A. QUIN and MARY JANE QUIn
Sss s$ EfSE s
= R4sI
.s on the az Of s' y Pubic Aaoo one
the Merchant EIch.nss in the City Of By An
sh Day Ss U u noon on All
certain Lot piece parcel Of Land With the Bsdns thereon
Yoi, bounded md Sesaibed a. follow: Beginning point
being the nohws.eriy Of w..hnston and H.%nOpd
issea md ins5a. sss1ss ys:.sy,
fy feet the norheIy line Of Hammond street. and thence
sss 81 Senn Also al
parcel Of Land with ih, Building thereon situate lying and
described az follovs: beginning al point the noheyne
Of Hammond street distant twenytwo feet wesery from the
asS:S ;ssls; e aid a.a%snd :sI.s
s tIsSss sSoI.y At light angle. to
twS 10; ,hs Ia psrt6eily line 81 Hammond street. and
ss =: 4 " = a.YTsas
I piece sst Land with Building ding
y and being IN the Ninth MSd Of the City Of Nsw New
on the northery line Of Hsmood street. dan. feet
Westerly from the % ast sSs. .as 70
aid Hammond 6y fses thence westerly parallel with
=. s md :h inches; h en- a s,s, .ss
isss thence soGhsy Tis
street ono. foo. 1sT : and
: . y to s the :a ss nass Inc
Of G hs feet to Ss az and saea
hsrso belonging spywi:s
18th March 1890 ,opu p,MMocR P.nJS, Atssnsy
The ,se Of hs cd premises having been hereto
5 the
Be positively sold en- the 9Th june 1882 yitSen further post
m22sw TOTES
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Me1irGL

DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
Il QUERU's GOD LIVER OIL JELLY,
Patented aug 80, 1859 ~.
Il the ony remedy for consumption and all kinds OF coughs
Ia twice sficscious than the liquid oil.
Also,
QUERUs JELLIRIED CASTOR OIL tPstentea. a.,
To be had Of the No 1876 4bsy and AZ re,P.cADe
drufgists. PENFOLD fARKFh hOWEIh
No Is BsekmAnst, Wholesale Aseh'"
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sussOf he sales made we hss.t6e toowint 70 report
C. r. Parks 40 Illinois 'ti' Ct DC y 10 I'VE "'s'' "s's
MI Mr. e Cook STATE % s..r:gss 90 r. s 81 IN. bunch
A: Th,y y, 8. fair 0ws' at 'i' ' TO- 'i'
sSspS 80 in, 9 bic ysrs s.s head delivered
b armour s prime .,iers a. s. b. i've weight
u BUNCH sys s Ms sss yp son
n Iaeibsei, il heavy fir Illinois at ''c y 10 average
Saoel Hou.esy 10 first quality State, a. - NJ
Ao s ordinary State at retail At prices raging ron SIC
lame. T Ware 50 extra Kentucky q. sas.c pm, York
"fs1s Mots Ice coarse State ,uler a. Ate u, average
G L.nsaon 80 prime noi. ca p head. about
81 cbsnmsn i,hsssy State a, ilc y TO- sversss SON
Ra;b. "a choice ohios Sc q average SaS Is Also
80 Ohio sers at Sic No. very choice bunch average
Zoos are in demand prices have advanced selling
IIs sstia choice State Pig sv 10 10 sold for &C. pD.
iiO Ohio Pigs sv 100 10, sold fer SO Pm.
$40 Ohio Piss sv loo %, sold for &c y 10.
am MchissH Pas, sv. JOS 70, sod to Sc $S.
60 eornfed Hogs AZ 2.o ., ssls i'r Go RD
Mmon Cows-Ony few in market aud de mend lis.; ss.
sod at 49, $35dtD for common to fair aud Ti>Gsv
j. n. Cook, 30 fair State stlers at $50 p heal average
Il. Au,tln rs heavy fair Iowss 4'e p Si average
d X. ToIley % very rice Illinois ssss at o. 20 ieon'
Henry Wesheimcr 50 heavy fair Owa' at ic Di average
Mr. Van Ceef ~ good State ..llsn at lc % average
l,ss0B n,oon .vs,.,. I. $50 M
Edwards BsrsSoloasv As extra State sdlers At H6ssa
ays' s,b IA =, ~ Fl, 0o,, .,e at sP bead average lOo
III Fps.h. 4s nn,i. 3, sIo bod .vs..se l,S ,n o.
I psSS is nieSis.a r sTs',fs 81 Bro.
asas 10: sss S ssS'. s sss b. i've ws
N sssrel One seller hst 500 good Ohio which
Ls held al SIC. y 10, net soldi wS s's'sa'S'
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down upon the floor, while she herself finished lashng
the baskets 70 tho wall; but the cosepot was too
strong for the infant and she was forced to let go.
The ill.temperei thing at once flew up and bit Mrs.
johnson again, upon which the latter very properly
threw II into the stove, saying, with the spite OF
womsn annoyed "rll zee If can't burn the witches
out Of IT,"
The next performance In tho diabolical program ne
was fantasia by the bed. This useful article would
roll its clothes into ball, Put them underneath the
bedstead, them ssatte, its bowels Of straw about the
room, leaving not spear Of sufing ioside the tick
Mrs. johnson, who is certainly plucky woman,
sewed the bed up with stout twine but wben flushed
with anticipated victory she turned to pa. away h'r
needle, the work was ripped ont 10 twnklng and
the straw fen in rustipg shower about the floor.
For some time the controlling spirits Of these antics
kept Sunday with old fashioned ew.Engand pro-
priety and there was quiet on that day. Bat, about
two weeks ago, Mrs. johnson sat down and began
to read her Bible aloud. Presently she heard noisy
rapping on the stove; but she had become too much
accustomed to household diabere to mind this much,
and che only raised her voice the louder. Upon this
the rappDg became so violent that the good woman
was forced to give no her devotional exercise then
voice spoke, and said: ~ will burn your Bible will
v Durn your leeAment j VIII oredh your stoNe III
"pieces, will break your windows, will tear up
Jour floor after which incoherent and impous re-
marks the Bible hused about the till 1t was
pretty much torn in pieces. Subsequently two other
voices joined in the gbosty task Said 1t is the
Esprit of this childs mother who is doinn all
"thf.D "No" said another, cit IA Tire asris,'
third remarked pleasantly, otis one ei yar aei5h
bors"
These singular performances attract crowds = %.
pie, says Mr.. j. F. Clark in the Syracuse paper,
which, together with the runous operations going
"on, seem more than human patience can bear" and
it must be acknowledged that this is very mild way Of
puttpg the case.
II ia to be remarked that the Mra. j. +. Clark who
all this has not any Of the demonstrations
herself but gains Ter information from neics Of the
Joinsons, who claims to have had collar and bonnet
torn in pieces while paying visit of mingled condo
ence and curiosity to the haunted family. 1t quite
probable that in this fiction is stranger than truth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

PuGILIss AVID RorALry.--Ths Last Prince u Wales
once attended fight, though he professsd TO have no
stomach for its brutaItes His very presence, how
ever, was warrant that the pas'ime was fashionable;
and when the allied sovereigns and generals came over
10 England, after the great "turn up" the Cont'
nens, Lord Lowther could think Of .eptable
tsest TO those anguft percentages than breakfast ~
his house In Pail. Mall followed by series OF boxing
matches In bis drawipg.room. The p;sed sshstes OF
the day set to- In their very best STYLE and the Gar
with all the iustrions strangers 80 appreciated the
bibit'on that within day or two ID was repeated ia
their preeence amid the loudest demonstrations of ap-
pause. The graceful and manly jackson 70 delighted
the spectators who, for the irs. time saw all the
pugilistic qualities united In one an that ia ,kson-
ex.cockDey builder, SuIry nnksepsr and prot6ze of
Col. Harvey Aston-became the hero Of The day. gaye
lessons 10 Byron, painted by ars,s was Se writ
ten By biograpbers, and pocketed AZ professor OF the
art, an amount Of guness from noble pupil, which
could not have been acquired In ten Ines the period
by any ten professors Of philosophy. The last inter.
view between Pugilism and Royalty-when they may
he qad to have shaken hands and parted-was st
Coombe Warren, in February, 1917, when the Car
Nicholas, attended by Lord Yarmouth, witnessed the
faht between Fiehtr aud Bone. The former was the
cor0ueror and at the close of the fight his second,
"Bill Richmond" presented him ~ the Car. Nicho
las took of his hat TO the bruised and bleeding yc,or,
who held ont pulled hand, which the autocrat conde-
scepded to touch with ard shake between bis fogers.
Stree this grand presentation, p1gilis's have been
foreign to the air of Courts except those Of the
"County,' Sesat DE-" and "Assizs. = Athen@um.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

A MAsroDoS FRESH FoUsD.--A party of laoorers
on Thursday last, while digging in Of the srs To
of Cincinnati, came upon immense tusk, supposed
the surface of the ground about ten feet 10 length
Iris is the second discovery Of the kind In the same
city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
Albany Live Stock Market.
(Reported for The New.York Tribune I.
wwsr AIuAuy mil

CAiTLEThe number of Beeves the market to-day 10 900
head than last weed with about Of pounds
the quality enough heavier to balance the 10 re-
ohio and from the dsleiies of Illinois and state
There is brisk trade here and nearly all ~ chsnse bseds
the Eastern buyers will take about 100 bead Prices have,
therefore, advanced !dlc y n, live weight.
RRcxrs-Ihe following comparative statement Of re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
ITIANrIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvl-

A TI.ANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAYl-
"A CATION C0hPANY's NEw-YoRK AND GALWAY
LINN The next departure from Win be the :plend
ana powerful steamship CCAssIAN Capt Campbell Which
WIN leave THURSDAY, May "A, 1890 touching 81 b. JOINS
N y, 70 receive the Royal male
PEicxs PAAenFirst class go and e7s third 80 IN.
sndne free tickets 10 many Of the principal cities on he main
railway Britain and ireland Third csss mas
provide plate ini fork ko, and bedding Passenger 70 81
Johns FIRST elas cas- fse IN the third class can BE- secured
10 bring persons from Galway for ts7 50 om Dublin
nom Corf $751; from BeBsst sa1; from Londonderry sT
from Waterford ssTi from limerick sss from London s~i
nom Liverpool, go; and from Glasgow &N.
ALEX. HOLLAND CO.,
ED. Arrns for the iinc, No. "a Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

IL AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW.
The frr-e aide W heel steamship
ALABAMA,
Capt Geo r. schenck viii leave on SATURDAY, Nay b q
p. m, from Pier No. North River Through tickets can
DC had for the following price,. New Orleans *s 70;
Atlanta s2l Chattanooga &s6; Nashville s27 50; knoIvie
e25 so; Memphis es ISL Ansus. sl7 t0i Mscon So %
yannAh Ror freight passage, apply TO No. 10 bIoao
SAMUEL L. hlTChlLL SON'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
Geaal Notifies.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Orange notice hereby given according
70 all persons having claim. .san.. the estate q JESSE
asc.s.sd that ,hsy required . viz
ss
FIJI Ss IS or a he ely Of #
fore the LIST day of ssRsfnOs, Hs1eSssd Esh II 1880
fI5lswsmw AUGUSTUS =. sCOFIELb. EXECUTORS.
Tx PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
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Now before the fourth day Of May next
the Gay
Tn PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
4 hs CSun .6 os sIs TfH 4;
sts Of the City Of NewYOi, coanseora.aw deceased to
present with vouchers thereof to the subscriber the
before The dsy of May neat-Dsted New
'1 nasI STs W B. RUboIPH MARTIN Executor
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate CT
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3 BISsdy the Sy On II sS S.1 n
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
DATER hspTy P Ps's, AID Alden
Wates and JOSIAH D. Oretnmen, against JAmEo
Summons for money demand contradiction not ITO
the above defendants You hereby and required to
the complaint In this action which 6led In the eee
Of Clerk Of the City and County Of NewYok the 10th
day of April A. D. 1860 at the City Hall In said city and to
copy to the said complaint on the sub
,cben at their office, No II Ns.aust in said city Within
twenty aer the service OF this exclusive
OF Of ,uch services and e All 70 answer the said
complaint within the time the plaintiffs In this scton
win tale judgment against you for the Of SIX hundred and
sixty ttC dollars with interest from the twelfth day OF April
eis hundred and hfyour besides the cost Of
this acsi n ri ated April It'll, 1860
TAGGARD PINKEEY, Plaibfs' Atorneys,,,
splll1sw6wWea' No. II Nssssu-st, ~ Y.