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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-07

4 - Js ~ STE WARrs
FAFfORlEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar LAW,
- NY Pabiic. Office No. 26, Fiekoll's
(1D( lGor). Entrancs ON Brads street,
lDWe. sa.~2-dly
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lay LNZE'LLIGENCE.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAr 24-Beore Judge
SxALLRy.
THE HIoKs PIRACY CASE MOTION FOR ARREST OF
JUDGMENT.
This morning the counsel for Albert W. Hicks filed
with the Clerk the following in arrest OF judg-
ment uron the prisoner:
That there sufficient ayemen In the first count in the
ent that this Court has jurisdiction and that the oHense
is not charged having been committed out Of the jurisdiction
of any particular State"
H. The first count did describe with sufficient certainty
the articles been taken practically and felonous
ly by tie defendant
Ill That the does not locate or in way describe
the location where the alleged oense was committed or sup
POSED to have been committed.
~ That the second count did not aege that the 6ense there
in was committed the high seas but does alese
committed the lower bay of the harbor OF New
York.
v Thst the second did describe with sufficient GER
tany money and other property alleged to have been taken
by the defendant.
W. That the second count did not contain the necessary legal
averments to make Il a second count
VII That the two counts legally insufficient for
der or nonjonder.
VIII That there was but one continuous count the nic
neut efficient and defective for duplicity
TX That the indictment charged pretended to charge
that the defendant mtted offences: ndctable
under the laws this State and therefore, not conzabe by
his Court and the other ndiabe under the statutes OF the
Unit, States. y
X That the offences charged IN the indIctmensf both
cognzabe by the Courwere indictabie and punish
sbe under two ststues that there was no aver
M, that the against the form oil ts
"Sttutes."
x verdict general and therefore irregular as
impossible for the defendant to know OF what no
guilty
On tie above points the defendant prays tna' tne
verdict G ct aside, and new trial granted.
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fNnpNhtt,
KiNNE PHILLIPS. Nos Ike Broadway, and Johp-st
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.-These
~ Springs situated In the valley Of the Oak Orchard Greek
b the OF Alabama Genesee County N Y eight miles
.o,,h Of ths village Of Medina on the Enc Canal and fourteen
,1s THE Ppss Acid g3s are three y r@%ss s'ds ':
about eay rods The medicinal qesss OF the waters fully
shown In the suhjoned e,nonias They contain avery large
ProtSuphste Of Iron The great medicinal virtues possessed
by the waters depend very largely the preseDce In such
nnusue quantities, Of these curative substances .
Hunded Of of disease especially those resulting from
the scTeulcus diahess have been cured by their use
been signal successful -
Opinions medical aud seieutfc gentlemen given IN the
circulars The following ennent gentlemen speak In strong
terms Of the medicinal value Of these waters fIsa E%%'n'
II k kS%syn s ES,. spns P SswYcs Dr.
bell Of Pitsfed Mass Or. j. $: shuer Of LockpOr N y
qsy oe aG Sos' d. n sRn
cured by the use Of the water Dr. Beck am satisfied
Campbell i ,sy. They Sas be ly 5sDcas for ali chronic
diesses Of the stomach and bowelsD
before The Academy PRysseans, IN the City Of SewYori
which he that tho Waters possess decidedly tonic
to hich they are more Paicasy adapted are chronic aztec
tions Of the Digestive and Urinary Organs and of the Gu
DyssueIg s1Ss
s G F rp %ss4 sS sSS he
often used with advantage he In cases of low Typhoid Fe
petite and promote Digestion IN DisTfhess psreSy such
are dependeni on liberated o. the
attended will phosphate sediments tits the suitable remedy
being preferable muac acid being solvent and less
spt by continued disorder the stomach In Febre Dis
be used properly diluted refgerat to dmnish
and perpetual heat In Skin Disessesn tnose forms Of
Dyspepsia connected with alkaline condition Of the stomach
PyToss WaerBrash 1t will prove better than hydro
elloc acid In Of Coca Pictonam aud other injurious
consequences arising from the action Of lead this Water win
prove admirable andoie In Chronc Phsyngts Lsyn
siis Chronic Mucous CaarTh and Humid Asthma, Chronic
Ophthslmis Externally gage in Ue-aed Sore Thross
Of salvation aud in Leucohea and elect and also m
Piles rrf -
When taken internally wine gassfu OF the Water diluted
taken three times day, is sufficient for an adult.
Other testimonials from icisns and other respectable In
divdusls may be application to the Agent
Dealers supplied on liberal terms
No Water genuine unless procured from
H. w. BOSTWlCK, Sole Agent,
metropolitan Hotel Building Broadway Newly ork No. bH
Sold also by Hegeman Co, Nos l6l a99 SILL and $40
Broadway, and by 1hos Green 18th st. and Broadway
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me IHNudtfDUtu I~ugtf VI thib hioip N'">"
the County of Allegheny is in default in its payments
to the State of Pennsylvania, well contestant
in the courts of its obligations under its issue Of Rail-
road bonds. 1t says:
II seems that in 1883 three mills of levied in
that county but owing dissatisfaction expressed and the
refusal of great to pay alleging the levy to be esorb
county ebted the Commonwealth os So
the OF the deficiency in the assessment o. STATE tar lor
has written the Commissioners Of the County sharp letter re-
oens prompt en-, Of the deficit and calling atSa io
the county over socc annually The DpGtc says; "The
deficiency will be paid OF the funds realized ~ the
present Assessment. of 10 mills for county purposes"
In the United States Court Pittsburgh on Satur-
paw before Judge McCandess there was an argument
npon the rule to show cause why attachments should
not issue against the Commissioners OF Lawrence for
contempt in refusing to obey the writ of mandamus
Issued in January, commanding them to pay the iudg.
ment Sll) David Pollock, for interest on railroad
bonds issued by the county out of moneys unappro-
rraied or ,he first received into the Treasury. The
Judge took The papers and will give his decision IN
few days
A comparison of the footings of the weekly bank
statement of the Boston banks with those Of last week
exhibits decrease of $40 500 in the iteam of loans AMI
discounts, $31165 in circulation, $3l $3.50 in deposits,
AID an increase Of $685. in specie. We annex the
principal fcotings with those of the corresponding
week let yeu;
Loans end Specie in Circula-
Nsv,, mo- 4sqc 6ssssss aSEFsaas, 7oSS7
My g. 1850 stI,9e4G2l 6,26399 2o,72bs96 7,o3l,9S
May q 1853 ss15s 6 40 s7cs7S 2ce4sn7 i,lo1
At Boston, money is very plentiful at 5a6 y cent
to hrs,.cass bank borrowers, and there have been
casioral cal-tEnsactons at lower rates. The demand
il moderate bat steady. The bank specie continues To
run above s625O,OOO, with generous supply OF New
York funds all round. IN TIE street. at second hand
good loars on stock collaerals rat go from TO "
cnt, and loans on the "f,ncies" from to f.! accord
ing 10 the credit of the accompanying names.
TIL, n. u. Pcdygae Of the 20th says:
No change Of any Kind has occurred In the market t1J
Osb) and business in every department. moved aous s. 49,
c,se q th. p.c' ious Ieyw The demand fer
tttak eILOiied ma Nod edIoiion and Ia the cutdY"' ~
bet The movement steadily Inclined IN VI bo ~
Vel ~ss esitrhuy In nccaed srpIy and WIN IND as 10
mutton w the wants Of borrowers tendency M % - -
i'wer Tsrs Of discount fAolguge h SUI in.sis ~ %
~ saIiGton 10 notice ~ rherforeiyn or dohe a., .nag
gives bat Ite " any evidence Of abesp,.h ~, n,.t
shows marked increase IN any class OF o NJ sloc~,
date o. the nsIkst only np.st snatnres
Clear Sterling Bills 0s doe!, and 1898 io' s'''p'0'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

were 1.-THE rsiops Plate Glass Company seorra,ios
To- under the eensrss Of lsls suthorh ne be
of Nsnbfscufipr Mining MechsI ica snn nun.
raj urroyes them personally sbe fr an aFte. o'o
Of on the ground thst the conpsny bad nesetsd
to pubsl.d b. annual report Of the condition o. we
fhe deeDdsts denied that The Company bad been eyer
izsd ns,n noh proved that eericais haa
In he office Of the Secretary Of STATE requred b e t1'g
Tie defendants clsiIBed at the Company hsd been az
and wound before the time Of cling tne cerhcas Dsd
anived. . -
They also claimed that The agent Of the Company who s-
taced the debt Sussex Nasgchusts, wheIe the otD-
tory situated had authority from the Company 70 c'n-
trecth -,
lie Court charged the failure 70 Gle be certificate in The
oee Of the Secretary State no. defense 70 the Isi
that jrdgn against the Company prm acarsllene
Of det sgain tie Company In action agin The TrgHe
The tie for two days and the Jury rendered
vefdct for the amount claimed
W. Stanley for plaintiff; H. C. Van Worst FOR defendiIas
TEiAL TERA-Before Justice BoyTstS.
RIGHT or FfRE1ES TO THE RAILROAD TRACKS.
Garrett g. Mott The Hudson River Railroad Conapany
This case was referred TO two or three days ago.
The Judge charged the Jury that plaintiff could
they satisfied that the neggetly d
tie track End that The plaintiff had given notice TO the
approaching train Of the obstruction Tn Jury found verdict
Tor the defendant T0wnend Dye RAYMOND for the psiD
ia; Fullerton DunninS for defendant
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
4 81
TTHF REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

ii TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE-Lend kOute-The
shoYtest and mos, direct-Csrrying the Eastern Mails
The Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, aud
COMMONWEALTH, Capt. l. w. Williams, In connection with
the Stonngon aud Providence and Boston and Providence
Railroads. leaving NewYork daily Sunday eacePed), from
Pier No. ls n H. and Stoningon at o. " H., or on
arrival Of the mail train which leaves Boston $50
The COMMONWEALTH, from New YOrk-Mondsy, Wed.
pesdsy Friday From StOnngonTuesday Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-Tuesdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday From Stonngton-AoDdsy, Wednesday
snd Friday. -.
Passenger Proceed from Stoningon per Railroad to Prov
asnce the Express Mail Train reaching saio
plaees ample time fo
early morning lines connecting North and East Psssen
remain board the ejoy nights
resi- undistmbed breakfast desired and eaTe Stonngon In
the a train, connecting at Providence With the ii a. m
train for Boston. =, -,
Baggage accompanies the steamer and train through
For passage berths teroou, freight sppy board the
steamer OF II the freight-oee Pier No 10 North Ryss OF
the nee No. IFS West-st. corner Of CosItlandtst
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Not more than a month ago, romantic eopencnt
made some gossip in Philadelphia, giving rise y legal
proceedings on The part of the husband MIR. Bogart
The matter amcsbly settled, ana ths married pair
ocaeded 10 their home in the south. The painful IN
ielIiqence now comes tha, the young wife IS dead
AI a recent sale in London, fine yiccncs'.o for
merly the property of Lord Falmouth, was sold for
one hundred guineas. IL was ascrbed 70 Stradivarus,
but was more probably the work Of Rugerius. Sew
ersl Cremona vions in the saplo sale brought high
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four and six months, 6@7 v cent The Saturday
steamers viii take $500 600 to III 600 600 in sp-ce.
We undt rstand the hearing on the motion Tor Re
ceyer of the Land Grant Road Of the La Crosse AM
Milwaukee Railroad Company was heard on tho lfn
int before the Federal Colr. Ia Milwaukee The
case was argued for the Trustee, by Carkson N Pot
er efq, Of this city, and for the defendant, Chamber
4ip, tie lesss in possession, by Messrs Emmons and
LyDde, who urged on various grounds, the invadity
Of the mortgage, and the priority Of Chamberlun's
claims. Tie Court, however, granted the motion, ap-
Tonted tie Trustees lMessrs. Bronson Souttsr. and
Knapp Receivers, if they would act, and if not the
Hon. Hans Gro, her of Milwaukee; the Receiver 10
give $4,000 security for the faithful performance Of
hi, duties
We report continued inactivity in the Dry Goods
market. Ohio, Pennsylvania, and bs State trade, mas
mace ts appearance greater extentthan heretofore
bat the general deliveries either from first or second
hands, have been small. The manufacturers OF DO
nestle Goods are not anxious sellers in view OK the
limited stocks on hand and The prevailing tendency Of
tie Cotton market; and there Is no deposition on the
Iat of buyers TO anticipate their future requirements
The expectation of Domestic Goods to foreign port
nce tie LIST Of January has been in excess OF any cor
responding period since 1883
As noticed below, the exports of the year thus Tar
reaches the grand aggregate Of g. 1913 packages against
1910 ast year. These goods have been shipped to all
parts the world South America Africa, British Prov
nces and China. The greater portion, however, have
been absorbed by the latter market. The recent panic
N Shau gbae has disturbed the channels Of trade and
we hear Of orders for heavy Drills being counter
manded; but tie stocks small, and the demand
IRON other markets considerable, that prices will re-
main firm.
We annex our usual summary Of the exports of do
nestle Cottons from this port for the week ending May
. ISe0.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tnn DAY; 80

UsIrEp STATES DISTRICT CoUkf.-Noe' 49, ~,
ll3 81 81 49, 81, u.s. 10, ST. >,
SUPREME COURr-GEsrRAL iERh'-Non-Sno"e'"'
ted calendar C,,.r,- par, TT fsbor.
~ ma 1896 GAG I4lo 2Scs 224, 4273, 2S3l +te,
1 sIa a37 1852 45si 1872 3Ois 1883, to5 49, ii?
as saao as2 .?6s 1901 SOL ass tSss ass ''S' 1'
az SnprproR CouRr-Par Nos. l67, All, 479, AS,
.s ,a asT ll 400 sos 7 500 4i ~ 4S8 iS7 ii8 Part
-Nos $50 1921 Ava, o, s72 1885, SoS Ss 'S o'' go 'V
" C sST OF Cosxos PLEAs-Pat I:n(0ne hour
can,es-Nos. 2lSi 2S6o, $3.50 2'So fiss z sS ~, 81
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me0ifal.


-(L--T---S
In this paper present the public unimpeschabe test
NOW establishing the facts that RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF REGULATING PILLS and RENOvATIHG RESOL-
VENT are not only positive cursyes the sick afflicted with
dsesse but they many proved to be b
restored the dying patient to robust health alter AL ether
means Of rnedic ston failed
TWENTIETH WITNESS. 80
CHILD-BED FEhER.-R GRIFFITH, Sheriff, Harrowsml'h
IMPORTANT TO LADIEs-Dsnger Of Leaving Bed 700 soon
DsDserOu. Condition Of the Wife Of the Deputy shenn Of
fonteIse County, I. w. = ~ ,u
iUARKowsNITB FONTBNAC Co.. c. w. .
June ~, 1851 , :,
In October 1855 my wife giving birth to child left her bed
too cold which promised 70 terminate
The best physicians IN this ana hno1
xxer in attendance but all avaite doctors nah
given her ND die For consecutive weeks sat a. he
BEDSIDE nentay watching 70 see her breathe her sI
copy OF paper called Inc MOVING "Opo
spd there read your medicines resolved 10 TEST az
last ,ssor gave the kesoyent with the Regulators AMI
R,li.f according O directions. and In three days
OBSERVED WONDERFUL lMPkONEMESI
Yyou Ills she daily recovered and is now thank Ood beer
than yer she was IN her life =, II. II IA M
he child when months old caught oid coi1 anu
svndd away 10 mere skeleton nothing bat bone ana skl
his ewes proir6ded his bead as they "oud aop o
sian al united In styug there was no use ID atenPz 70
HIM his hopeless as he wa TOO yolns sn1 NUS
die fu thought differently Your remedies gave me 70 ny
wife whie the doctors gave her 20 death ashh ha
70 them. him my hesoiVen lnle az, nrs,
Il as wash externally his eyes-he Is no" neai'J PNS
tins child, enjoying the besi Of health
~ Our most ObedieDt and graeinl sefFah'b
RICHARD GRIFFITH, =. ~,
Deputy Sheiif Of Fontenac Co.. T. W.
Z. r. Relief 2c., be, ana per bottle
Regulating Pills, 2Jc. per box
Resoyent, 81 per bottle. -
RADWAY L Co., No. % John st., NJ T.
Sold BIZ T. :. HUICHINOS No. n Exchange place Jersey
City \. J. Sold by all Druggists every where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

The Detroit Free Press of yesterday publishes Ill
full the decision in the Supreme Court in the case OF
Jonas H. Titus against the Minnesota Mining Co.,
affirming in full the decision of the Court below in
favor of the Company. The case has been In the
Courts for several years The claim OF Mr. Titus was
to oDe-ffth of the whole stock of the Company, by
virtue of a contract made by him as President OF the
Baltimore Mining Company with the Vulcan Mining
Company, which he claims was subsequently con-
yered into and now constitute the Minnesota Mining
Company. The trial has been before the full Bench,
but Judge Campbell did participate in the case be-
fore his election to the Bench The opinion Of the
Court was delivered by Justice Manning, Judge Chris
tancy concurrng. Judge Martin dissented, reading
separate opinion holding, nopposton 10 his associates
that the bill was sufficient in respect to the parties, at
least as no objection was made by demurrer, and that
the case made Ivy the bill clearly sustained by the
proof and that the complainant was entitled to the de-
cree prayed for by the bill
The Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad, with its
appurtenaDces will be sold, under a decree OF the
Fayette Circuit Court, on the 9th of June, 1860.
The Boston Post states that of the whole 81 QUO
of the first mortgage bonds Of the Ogdensburg Rail
road ST. 100 600 have been already extended, and re-
ceived the sheets of new coupons
The receipts at tide water Of Flour Wheat, Corn and
Barley for the third week of May IN 1860 and 1859,
have been as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

IL INNE~ TRUSS-A new article, the best, clean
est cheapest and most comfortable FOR an climates Psr-
.kssers net satisfied may return In week and get their
ouey Pamphlets with fall particulars may be had srsts
MIME & PHILLIPS Nos. lRe BroadwaY and lnhnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

HI and TROY connecting with trains NORTH and WEST
Monday April 90 1850 Trains win leave ChAInberiN
5p M Albany Mail a N Sleeping Csy Train s:@ p m
lSunday, nsudedl Way Trains for Sing Sing s43 and
AIS and p m for Poughkeepde l:l5 and $40 m for
Turrytown 5:35 and l0t5 Tor Peekski 3;O m rom
slst st. Buffalo and Northern Lightning News Train m
immigrant D. Psssengers taken at Chambers CANA
CristopbeT and Slssts Trains for leave Troy az
x45 S1naay included and 845 and lO0 and S45 and
SOS (Supdsy included) and 1893 aud Albany about bali
IN bourtt,; A. e. SMITH, Superintendent
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rnl Of I.dIrs p.r. Isls! .Sd ,os rs.Se: %,ssstI

mn Of Lsdpg Drans fssIalcI and 1907, Francs a1o5f1
N dollar S1tS aey Bills hew.f oJk, dc, fai and IA pee I
d., mt seht Ia \ v cent premium, l.rfLfHHt ]
nv, hank In sill in the riht direction and tB
r,tur 10 tie GARD currency to-day discloes connect
,;ys ,oicy az To t leading feature all round Every te
1b s ;rtta1ict,u, except specie ana hng oans and t
b ro In the latter has been mOe than eounracted by the M
G ~ in ~ sbort loan column, which Il Ger siny very heas
TO- e SEASON The various changes for t6e week ale as f1oss
IT,, $50 IN A. erie 1891 decrease IN deposs Tz4Ii
s e. 'i,rnlation sl9i 535 decrease In short oan SLID
so 40, In excbage S30i decreased distant balncei
re TO; increase in long loans, So45O'a
TIE n. d. Bullstin of late date says;
AVE- continue 10 receive favorable accounts Of the Fo"
erors from ali ections Of the South Neyer DO we "a,
mon s,s more cheering more general ~ ufss Nv
OF the Spring hat retarded carry
ana tie leng drouh in March and April wss co.oiGo
o III cotton planters but the succeeding hhr nea'ni
abundant rains Il admitted have fully made up 10Y y.
rs vet VI cannot speak definitely of the prospects WI
crop IN our own State Our cctrmPoHrfs Of We run ~.
have not vet come any general opinion though on 'e WIN"
W. n,sy ,ay that the cane II doing WELL
Yhe Phaadeiphia Ledger says Of the coal trade:
ave are clad TO learn that the Anthracite Coal trade sho"
decided ynptoms of II proyenen AZ nsuai the New
t.rest in the trade by holding hack and ng lower r,tes ~
one nine got rather the advantage Of those IN TINS CITY
IN The business The effect was the early orders were
10 hem; bat within few days favorable change Il nane
Ills eiket There increased inquiry aud more orders 10.
coil ul ia the trade for the rst fortnight IN this month
believed have passed and activity to the end Of the season y
than ever apparent"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTED yoR THE 4 TRiBGsn
THURSDAY, May "a. 1860.
AsHFs-The market IL shade better for Pots tue demand
r ale, Of 1875 bbs at 2J IS 81 and small lots oil Pearls
at 1913. -
business Sales OF 1000 bales Yesterday afternoon, 0J oas
were taken, mostly for export We quote:
yEw-YoRK CLAssIFICATIOg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

THuRsDAY May 2i-P.s.
The stock market this morning wac lr'egl@'
and generally heavy. The racine "ni 'n'u'u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

lfONS1ifAllON NSosuVeness) ana DiSI III
STA coUpetely cured without Incidence injections,
baths by Days ERVALENTA CRACKERS an agreeable
and nutrcops Vegetable FOOD manufactured from Wsons
orsi Genuine FTyaena Eminent chemists affirm that the
ervAeus contains moro nuen than the best wheaton hour
the ratio Of "a 10 Ceuihcates OF Their Judd and oene-
6esI influence on the stomach aud bowels be the
BsIerY ha uactuTsd and sold by tle sub erbsf At III
~. ,o.nnd ~ ' ISAAC McGAY,
y" Ne 2le Fsnytbst, near Houston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25
the 22d inst. have been as follows,

The Philadelphia ledger of this morning says that
the County of Allegheny is in default in its payments
to the State of Pennsylvania, as well contestant
in the courts of its obligations under its issue of Rail-
road bonds. ID GAYS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

On the I'D, the Illinois Central Road received ~
Chicago Us ears Of freight, the largest day IN ITS
history
The businefs Of the Cleaing-ITouse wassT 1913 6i
In Morey we have only TO notice increIscd ease.
On call the supply is very large seeking employment
Mt y cent on favortc colateras, and some transae
iioDs reported as low rs 4eis
cent. The discount houses continue To eohi-
plain Of a short suWly Of good paper ana
rates have downward tendency. sNty-day nc.
ecptances % AT cent and those running up I" ana
including December at 5! as cent. single name
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Gesal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County New York nss hereby given to all
sons having claims against ELIZABETH DARkE, late Of the
City New ok widow deceased present the with
vouchers thereof to WILLIAM HOLMES, Of the sub
crbers his house Seventy fourth street Tenth
In the City of before the tenth dsy Of August
next-Dated New York the 9th day Of February 1860.
10 lswfmF JAMES NJ DARKE, }HAoeu'o'''
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In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Yok notice is hereby given to oil
having claims against HENRY SPERRY late Of the City Of
Newly ok merchant deceased presest the with voch
thereof the subscriber at his store No. 49, Broadway
in City NewYork before the twentieth day OF Sep
TENDER ne1Dated York the 18th day of March 1860
ulS law6nF TIMOTHY s. SPfRRY Executor.