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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

-esta.. Stef.... 1ias &. &.
I Field. 81 ~tlti, Jesse
Fish, EI shumal,ar, Joseph
Fraue- jean Stone, Miss AuIud.
Flalls st u II smith,
I Granger, T. smith, Andrew 81
/ Gist, John Sullivan, Geo "
! Guise, Louis F Shields,
| Green, Jesse G. Sitter, Carles,
! Griggs, LonZO Scott Jehn w
! Graham & Co, L Sullivan, Mrs +
! Grant, Stevenson ? Sullivan, Lewis
! Gilbert, Mrs NJ NJ Staufield, J NJ
| GroenwoIdt, 4 ScoPter, Mrs Martha
/ Griffith, r II Stekely, Robt
/ Galshee, Miss Stevens, Mrs J
Getten, AL Savage, J
! Goodyear, Mrs Scribner, Theo :
/ HeIfert. Miss NJ Taylor, Miss
/ Hill, Ed K Turner, Mrs Isabella
Hillyard, Miss Alice Terry, Vim
! Hutton, John Taggart, l. ID
Hooven, John Z Thurstou, VIM
Hustled, Elijah ThoTnbush, MU
Hopkins, + II TurnOck, Thos
Hawes, Ed 2 Terrence, VIM
Hughes, Mrs NJ A Thamer, Mr.
Hudson, John W Tubbs, K r
Haw, Mrs Ellen Taylor, Mrs A
HUFF, w 7 Thamia, Louis
Howard, Mrs NJ A Tribble, Mrs Mary
Howard & Brown Thompson,
Hull, r Thompson, JOHN
Hog, Harrison Tonilinsou, Mrs Salle
Hayes, Michael TouselI, e
Hawlsey, Isabella Terrence, John
Hsdan I Terrence, Smyth
Hull, Robt VaUnetter, T.
Home, Hiss Annie Victory, John
UawesOn, VIM Nigus, Mrs Jane
Hutherson, Andrew Vaughn, Mrs Sarah
johnson, Miss NJ T. Wyatt, VIM
Joyce, J o Waring, ,
Joy, Miss Matilda Waggener A )
johnson, Mis- Mary Waring, 2
James, Mrs Emily Z Ward, Peter
Kimball, G H We bbGr, Chas
knickerbocker, W II Williams, Sam'l
kirkpatrick, Alex Wilcox, J
Kelso Williams, II 5
Kincaid, John W Winder, Henry
knight, W G Withersp0on, G
Keith, Henry, Watson, Mrs Parmelia
Keller, W n Wheeler, Mrs Harriet
Kenny, Patrick White, Alfred
Kirker, W W Welborn, Frank NJ
Kirk, Victor Warren, Ace
Law, John Wood, John
LangIy, Wm Walton, Amaza
Lee, Richard Yates, Mrs L
Young, Benjamin
c. L. RUDD, p. 81.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Bgg@ WHY DOES OAK HALL SELL
MORE CLOTHING THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE?
Answer.-Because they sell twenty per
cent. cheaper than any other House in the
city. oct. Ist-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

CORNING, n. Y, Oct 3I-Flora Temple
and Patchen trotted here to-da~ Flora
won in three straight heats. Time l233,
2:323, 2:3l. The track was very heavy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

New YORK, Oct. 81, m.-Stocks open
active and higher, but closed duh and lowcI
Money easy at GC97 per cent E.
change dull and heavy at l.C-
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BsE The Indianapolis Journal announces
that its Publication will be suspended for a
couple of days, consequent upon moving
the office. On Saturday it is to make its
appearance from the new building-one of
the best in the State for printing purposes
in a new dress. We congratulate it on
these indications of prosperity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

ssSg- "Philo gives US another lively and
sensible song He has given MS a number
OF the same sort this summer--as good, by
the way, as any campaign songs we have
seen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

NEW YoRE, Oct. 3I.-The chamr
game of the billiard tournament, of An
was won to-day by Dudley Kayanauo
Albany, beating his opponent Tieu4
Cincinnati, 254 points in n Thousand
prize is a splendid cue given By Nj
Ian.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

The Greenfield Ind.) Sentinel, a Breck-
inridge Democratic paper, says: Lincoln
will beat Douglas 40, ,00o in this State"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

lisa. H. Nelson & Co have a sale of Gro
ceries, Dry Goods, Window Sash, House
Furniture, &c, this morning at . o'clock.
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BosToN. Oct. 81, M.-The Ara
bia sailed at II o'clock, with e.. r gers
for Liverpool and Is for Haia.1 but no
specie.
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FATAL AccIDENr.-The following particu-
lars Of a shocking accident are furnished us
hy Mr.. Thomas A. Rice, who drives hack
between here and Newburgh.
Yesterday, wednesday, morning, a man
named Charles Nonweler loaded a wagon
with groceries at Messrs. T. & D. Ieimanns, 5,
in this city, and started for Boonvillc About
nine clock his team was discovered
running, by a man named Jacob Zeigler,
just beyond the old County Poor House,
half mile the other side of Hull's HiH
between here and New burgh The horses
were stopped with difficulty, and the driver,
Nonweilcr, found with his feet in the
" hounds Of the wagon, aud his head and
arms dragging on the ground. After being
extricatcd, the unfortunate man qasped once
or twice and ceased to live. lie had been
killed by the dragging on the ground ami
the kicking Of the horses. .-..
1t was supposed that one of the wagon
wheels had dropped into rat when going
down lInlrs Hin, and that the Jolt had
caused the driver to fall from his seat, thus
frightening tile horses. ht
The hill is steep anu dangerous, and with
a heavily loaded wagon il is difficult 10 de
scend. 1t is easy TO imagine either that the
horses started as above mentioned, or that
they started to run from the impetus Of the
wagon and got beyond the control of the
driver.
After the body Of Nonweiler was reIeas-
ed, it was taken into the house OF the per-
son who stopped the horses, and the Coro.
ner sent for The body was covered with
mud, and much bruised.
At the time Of writing, we have not heard
the verdict of the Coroners jury
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

Turn oUr EVERYBODY Let the Hon,
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, Republican state elec-
tor-who speak tonight in English at Mo
zart IIall-be cheered with good audience,
He is one Of the best thinkers in our State.
and invariably entertains all who so to hear
him speak. We trust the Republicans
will see TO it that the House is well filed
Bring out your Democratic neighbors and
let them hear the truth, for the truth will
make them free
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

WANTED.-A good girl can hear Of a
pleasant situation by applying to DR.. Haas
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3I.-The PhHadc s
Board of Trade at Lexington, Ky, (
morning were conducted to Ashland
Hon. john c. Breckenridge. On their
turn they partook of a dinner ten3erc
a committee of the Chamber Of Comm
arriving at 6 o'clock. A grand bang
will take place tomorrow night ut
Burnct House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

ESOU OUGHT TO P.ETROsH-HZE
IL all those business Main street be
tween that hideous old Canal Bridge and Eighth
street, who are being taxed heavily pay for the
cuTbing, paving, and gas lighting Of the g Thor
ough Fare all for the accommodation Of the
g dear people and when doing so don't forget
John Frelinghuysen Glover's Lumber yard, corner
Seventh and Main nov1 -d&w
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-VETEON~-H.R THEE[

KF OUSE .9UCTEOJNr--B$ WE HILL
~ have an Auction on Saturday morning No
vsmber Sd, in front of Auction Room, corner
Of Main and Third street, at 10 o'clock, for the pur
nose of selIipg houses, those who wish houses sold
VIII bring them forward, and those wishing 10 buy
will do Well 10 be on hand, there are several
houses already bespoke to sell
n5vI-3td d. NELSON, Auctioneer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

SENATOR BRfGHT publishes a card in the
Louisville Courier in which he says he
did not vote the Republican ticket at the
late election. He does not say, however,
that he voted The Democratic ticket.-N
H. Ledger.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ofHCial.
q LIST OF LEFTERS RR.U.9EN.
~A ing in the Postoice at Evansville Indiana
on November lst 1850.
Persons calling for these letter. will please an,
" advertised" and give date of list.
Ash1ey, MRS Il Long, Michael
Atwood, = Iura ]
Andrews, w + . Langley Jauaz
Alen Mrs Susan LanSIay Jock
Adams, w ] 3 RIOffaff NTiss a.
Attenbury, Geo 2 MONTGOMERY
Allen, Ambrose NJ O III 2
Ateman, VIM Moore, Orren f
AthOn, A d Mansfield y n,
Adkine, Miss Sarah Mortimer
Bra1herds AlOnzO Man shall, Miss Louisa
Basley, Mr. Morrison Miss : II
BOstle, Miss Ann Muth John
Blandy, w Tu .9 Martin, John
burns, Miss Nancy Mathey, Elizabeth
Burns, Mortimer, n s
Blair Jas III Martin, Miss Mary
Beach, w Il Manard, VIM
blackhurn, Mrs Harry Masterson, il
-nNiss, Morgan, Daniel
blag g5,larh #rs Jane N-ssIae. Mrs sL
hIL-s AtlicH McCutcheul E.ht
ttfltf=Nr " - 1irA nelly Janirs
+'t'.5-.l lnr Aet. hcluGaurh. Joseph
Ni'as" Afi54r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

BG1~ A new fusion ticket has been formed
in New jersey, giving Breckinridge three
Electors, Douglas two, and Bell two. This
sale of the Douglas interest by its venal
leaders will bring a large reinforcement to
the Republican side.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01

DELAWARE BAY OYSTERS,
~ \ IL Il A y u Il - + K r y II
Put mp with especial care aud attention Cans
well filled, and free from shell. For salr hy the
ease half ts>o aud can. Great Inducements offered
e. dealers aud consumers.
J. +. FELIX EH, sole Agent,
srPtlI-u N" iU7 Main-st-, Evansville, Ind.
se1X.sEE - .Hsr.S - DfS.N"STO-t, WHOLE
= sale aud Rctnil GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, d,e,lci o CurduLo, Eaiis, Glass, Ce-
ni.nt, Powder. Plaster Paris, &c. No. l2s Main
.treet, u,.sr the t:u1l. Evansville, Ind. tcIt's
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-01
EVANSVILLE, ND THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER l. 1861


In vesterIav's Daily we copied a notice
from the Nj Vernon Umnire Of new in
ventioa in progress here. designed TO furn-
ish cheap and strong power for machinery.
We remarked in connection with tbc Inn
pire,s notice that !. tbc writer knew Of no
such invcntion bcro Sipca tbc nnblica-
tion Of Tho notico ,vo bove rocaivol . motto
from, ,l,o in,.o,,ta,. ,oc.at ,I,e pavilion Hotel
in this citv IN exclamation of the reason
vhv the invention has NOT baan made nuhIic
be saws tb,t i. no stems b,l been taken 10
Give nubl;citv ,o the matter pntiI an onnIi-
H'.o - '',l - '' - H'.tI '.Pp'.
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Jnsuranre Companies.


NEW BRANCH INSURANCE OFFICE
BREVOORT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Principal Office No 20 Wal a.,
CASH CAPIrAL $4,000,
Securely invested,
Ear the convenience q it's upto patrons have openedG
BRANCH OFFICE
In he Manufacturer and Merchants brnA oulalhE
No 555 BROADWAY, r. 8,
NEXT 10 the Of Pnncest, adjoining BALL olSk 20
new store nsurins budos Mercnanaise
FnJnitue Vessels in Port Leases and Personal Properly gen
era y, the lowest rates cohSASteA' Wal
"a" A"SiD'' DIRECTORS
n,.,O.tt. Frsncis Many Feter f. Randolph,
nlenSIo SSeht.ttJi p W Nsruo g. w. Burnhsm,
rbeioSh ,r 2n.ln, George p Nelson ]. " D. Bsrsr,
HA,o,na A smith Edward Y. Dawson John r. WaheHan,
55 S ~ pa.e-s Gco,ge Barel Oliver Royt,
FVe Bausbwout Hy. A. the, george T. RUNE,
Gouut b. bibOy, Aaron L. Fflo, a.. C1s,k
Absl X Foster, william n: oeot'i, <Nt1Is, Us,4zsl
Jslues Morgan, Frederick y OAAiey' ft a. Tobin
spsUoipg T. J. Bosord yohn M l9 99
WilBsns Tilden John +. Holorook, BeDadin " tIoyu
Daniel l., 8oss. J :. T. StI6nAhan, Oh'er DtyahJi'
Osear Cbeesssn William X BipIneD, 800, =, -.
RICHARD OAKLEY, President
JAHEs &. RARREOTT Secretary.
Hew- YORK, April, 1860
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Ocean Cleaners, &f.

TT s. MAIL LINE TO CALIFORNIA-By
W steamers Of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
ship COMPANY from Eew-York TO Aspinwel ,
BY Railroad Of the Panama Railroad Company rom hpnWa
Panama
And by te1ners OF Pacific Mail Steamship Company from
Panama TO San francisco.
From the foot Of WArTen-st.
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON, PRECISELY
Tie steamship NORTHERN LIGHT will leave New-York
THURSDAY, April S. $1,000 -
The sORTH STAR will succeed the Northern Light April ~
The ARIEL with freight and eerage passengers only April
UneWrent Money not received. -
First cabin pesssse sos second cabin, @ steersge $780,
For further information, apply At the only once,
No. III West t., foot Of Wsusn-st.
ID. b. ALLEN, Agent.
BAn peuons forbid trusting scoount Of
the above ships
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60 Gportsmen.

7 b. CROOK, No. SO FutOn.st, Manufacture
-. and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE in all Ia variety
Cutlery Guns Powder and Shot, Nets seines and fykes Nc
Repairing done at short notice. Established In 1901
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MAPEs's NiTROGESIZED
SUPER-PHO5pHA1E OF LIME,
FOR CORN, POrAPOE-, VEGETABLE GARDENS,
LAWNS &c,
Composed Of Dried Boo4 Cacned Bones Suphurc Acid e.
ruyian Gusso and suiphste of Ammonia
Awarded the la ss silver Medal, 1889 by the
AMI IlCAN INSTITUTE.
Does not exhaust the lind like Peruvian Guanoi but pefnan'
emily improves it, . -,
100 bs of this PHOSPHATE VIII equal in effect and lasting
power lS5 lbs Of Peruvian Gualo. - - 100
Monis hstchum West port Conn, writes, Nov rs ooJ
Prof JAS J. MAPRs Having used your Phosphate woult
that twenty Of land capable OF pro-
ducing twelve bushels OF grain TO the acre oy ordinary
spped so lbs OF Nirosenzed super Phosphate
per acre and seeded down to and grain crops in tbs Fail
OF 1885,
1t has given me over thirty buse Of White Rye per acre and
stand Of equal to The re OF the ourteen
other sectiocs OF my iara
and am the satisfied with the results
Nathaniel Weed, Dsien, Conn writes Sept. n, 1859;
MAPEs esq-Ny Dear Sis; have de OF your
Nrogenized phse Of Lime garden, ana in
good for garden the crops; far have tried M deem
il be ter than the best Guano for the above
Judge French o. Exeter ~ H., Author Of Farm Drnlge"
writes 10 The New. England Farmer, 1885,
IN Mspes Super Phosphate han in any other Manufactured ar
tice OF the kind
new pan pht bean issued containing letters from
PROMINENT farmers Throughout; the country who have used this
Pbct rhHte during the past season iDciudug - -
Soon ROBINSON, Agricultural Editor Of The EewYork
Tribune.
LUTHER RoDxAS Presid--,s Conway Bank, Msss.
T.. HAsYoRD, DaTien, Conn
JoHS :. Ives, Salem, Mass.
JosEPH LovKII, Orange n. J, and many others.
DyeOsSJr Us-Afpy at the rate OF fro 2Voto 90 IDS 70
Price 81 per bag tl6O bs.l-s:o per tun-
Pamphlets sent gratuitously. Address -
CHARLES V. MAPES, Nos l26 and l28 Nsssau.st.,
Beeknan
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NOTICE of application for the discharge of an
nsoyent om his debts. pursuant provision third
article Of the mrs, title Of toe 9Th chapter the second pat Of
the revised statutes -
JOHN bUsWELL of the City Of Utisa-Notoe fra. pub
Lynch specd County Judge Of Oneida County his Office
"a Iae .ae Rome IN said County the 2Sd day OF May
next O'CLOCK In the Afternoon show why assign
debts. n CROMWFLL
mh6 lawlowTu Attorney for insoIveat, Camden, n. Y.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT

SEED WAREHOUSE,
Nos I26, 1913 Nssssu, and No. II BeekmgDsts NspYork
GARDEN FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Embracing all STANDARD and Improved Varieties.
FLOWER SCI DIS, CT .v-rJ desirable variety In Bulk or
Small Papers. BULbOUS PIONEERING ROOTS, imported
dett First Nurseries in Europe. FRUIT and Or
MENTAL TREES Of every description and Of every de-
srabe and size packed aud shipped at short notice.
SHRUBS, ROSES, VINES, PLANTS &c, 40. &C. Of every
kind embracing m assortment can be procured at any
establishment
Boxes containing TWENTY-FIVE VARIETIES FLOWER SEEDS
Of the most approved kinds for OsE DOLLAR
SEEDS IN FIVE CENT PAPFRS.
The Stock Of AGRICULTU dAL IMPLEMENTS will be
found most complete comprising:
Pows Cast Iron steel Mapess Lifting SubSou Flows
Steel Horse Hoes. utyators.
Carrot WeedeTG. Sest Sewers foY Drill and BT dcast
Hay Cutters. Tile Machines.
Draining fools, &c, &C., Peruvian aud other Gusnoi
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pROPOsALs for sos, 900 WATER sTOCE

n Of the CITY OF NEW-1Ohh
STALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the Comptrolers
Once until SATURDAY, April a. 1860 at o'clock p N {,
when viii be publicly opened for the whole
pant OF the amount Two Hundred and Twentyeisnt Thou
sapd Nine Hundred Dollars Of THE WATER Stuck Of the
CITY OF kLWYORK Of the year 1884 authorized BY ehi2
Ter 242 of the Of 1884 and ordnance OF the Com
Council approved by the Mayor November 1883 Tor par
obasns Land constructing Reservoir ami extending the
CrCtsn WseI-Works. q,
ie ssd stoeL consist Of two thousand two hundred and
Be shares hundred dollars each and beir inter-
es Of Elk cert per payable quarter yearly
from Sinking Fund for Pay nen OF interest on the CITY
Debt snd principal redeems0e the fret Gay Of OCTOBER
1875 the Snkng Fund of the Redemption Of the City
ME propoSa viii the OF stock desired and the
price and whose proposals are accepted
vii be required 1epo with the Chamberlain OF the City
after the opening of the bids the awarded
20 respectively including the premium on the same
Or presenng receipts VI the Chamberlain to the Comp
kroe bidders viii be entitled receive cerh for equal
par value OF the STOCK bearing Interest from the
dates vi payments.
seh proportion should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
j" and the proposals thus sealed and inoosed
put IN second envelope addressed 20 the Comptroller .
The ghl to reject any ell OF the bids eonsd
eyed protect the interests Of the City,
ROBT. 7. II AVIS, Com 9,roller.
City Of New York, Department Of Finance, ComPtroers
March ~ 1900
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A. J. BLKRoKsR, AuctlOneer.

a. J. BLKRCKsR, Auctloneer.
DERENtPTORY SALE of LOTS on lst-av.,
u 18th, 10th and 77th.f.s. . =,
A. j. BL ECKER, son Co. will sell Oh WEDNESDAY
Anil 4 at u o clock at the Merchants Exchange:
Oy lsT Av-7 los east eide, betw 18Th and 7oiAsts
On 15THsr.-l lot north side adj lining above
Os 76THsT 2 lots south 81 de, G9j lining ia rear.
on s5THsT.-5 lots north side, l15 Il. west lst-av
on 16TnsT.-3 lots north side, 275 #. west lst-av
Oy 7fTiIsT--I lot south side, s2s #. west lstby.
These lots are exces 3ingy choice Ia their character
Mans, terms, &c ut No 7 Pi0e-st
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SUPREME COURT-County of Cattaraugus.--
- The Fsrmers Loan and Trust Company Charles
besecAe nsvd Cooper Bella Norton, Peter Miller James
M1nosh, fpha ~ WATSON, Thomas 7, WATSON. Chauncey
Jenes Frederick Wood, stephen Morris Timothy D. Lin
To JAMES WARNoCH. TIMOTHY D. LINCOLN and FAY.
EIIE SMITH defend ants; You are hereby Summoned 70
etwerhe complaint OF the ksrme Loan and run Company
plaintiff aepy Of which dled The Office Of the Cetk Of
C.sIsusus County 4h day ess and 70 serve
acopy your on the subscribers Ecottyie Ca.
aransus County NewYork within twenty days after the
vice Of this s1mnop exclusive Of the day Of service or tbs
complaint. LAMB HUMILITY
spalaw6wTu Plaintiffs AttsSneys
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legal Notices.
SUPREME COURT. County ol

IN New-Yoh.--JOHN H. SUYDAM against ANDREW r.
HAIGHT Summons for money demand contract Com
not ITO the defendant above named You hereby san-
uond and this action which
was hled office ofths Ck Of the County of orb ON
the day March 1860 at the City Hail. City Of New York
and the said complaint ON the
subscribers at their ohce number Ito Broadway, NewY0rh
City, within twenty days alter ons on
exclusive Of the day Of such you fail 10
the sid complaint within the time aforesaid the pnt Ia lhs
action viii take judgment against you for tbs three han-
ded and thirty dollars aud with inere ro
the gy day OF june thousand hundred aud IN
beeide the costs OF this New orb n
SUDAN BABCoCk, Plainiia's Attorneys,
lAwowIu No. ITO Broadway N Y.
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DELA,yAAoNs d B1 % ISE t cELe r So DAYS
Mr. ROE5SLE'S TREATISE ON CELERY.
The second edition Of the new ndbook. entitled -
HOW TO CULrIVAfF AID PkESEhVs CELERY. by
T. R0EsSLE o,be Delavan House, Albany w. L now ready
delivery IL gives 1 directions for cutvstng Celery 80 a.
to large crops avoid and diseases Also
how to Keep through Winter and late as May illustrated
with Colored Fngravngs. Price l. postpaid. Address
q. ROESsLE, Deagan House. Albany, n T.
CUANO.-No. | Peruvian, Fish, Eide Island
NJ ard American GUANO. nsE and superior PLOUGH.
Al,o large tssortmen. Of AGRtCULTBRAL IMPLEMENIS
al very Ieoucs prices. JOHN MOORE No ly3Front-st
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-GRINNELL MINTURN q Co an
IN no1uce the withdrawal from their house Of M nsE ~
OKIhkkLL aud the admission a. Partner therein Of aiI 70
IRVING GRIENELL son Of Mr.. Moses Ii. 0rinGsn.-Ne"'
fork, March &C. 1865.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the CO.
IL psrtrersbp heretofore existing between SAMUEL LORD
LORO TAYLOR In this city, has been dissolved by mutual
consent
x.tion - SAMUEL LORD.
Per pTc, JAS g. TAYLOR,
Hew.York, March /, 1880 JACOB A. OTTo
~ I, .o,,,s II bustpess Of LORD TAY.
roy ND, ~ ssros nsr's SAMUEL LORD,
'>' w TAILOR LORD
John q. LYLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

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- I,2lO bags Ohio CLOVER.
Coo bags RED TOP.
300 bags HUNGARIAN.
The above are received and sold by commission which
we ofer IN lots 70 suit both the city and country trade
TOMPKINS & Co,
No. IL Front ct.