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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
NOTICE..

,HE co partnership existing name and style Of
L GARDNER, CsaLToN CO. expired by limitation on the
3 u peroI whom they indebted will present their
claims for mmedas payment and those indebted will make pay.
ment delay The Of the firm will used by either
partner 70 close tho business
WIN. II. HUBBARD,
JAMES ii. GARDNER,
J,SCARY Is, 1860 AMBROSE CARLTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
". II. RICHARDSON, Adj't Geu1.


By Mr. COGHILL: Providing for the reCordation Of
certain bouds required to be recorded; to pro
vide for the sale into slavery Of negro conyicts empoyed
on public works under certain circumstances; aud also
20 authorize the Governor to employ public works Ger
tain white convcts.
BY Mr.. RIVES From the Joint committee on the pub
he library presented a report thereon; also, from the
amecomutee bills providing for publishing second edi-
ton of the Code Of Vusila providing for the reprint Of
the 5tI volume of Leigh- E,pOrt and the ls ID aud
sd volumes OF Grtan- Reports, providing for furnish
ing clerks Of and Justices Of the Peace with
Ntyos Guide; providing appropriation in aid OF the
Historical aud PhilunthrOpcl Society.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

by reference Gle De January 49, hnd That o.
standing debt reported before, then published ~
t,b as being 38 ST. We adopt the 6gures above Fy
The annexed shows the condition Of the iepAash
on .he lst January, for five years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

On motion Of Mr.. THOMAS, Of Fairfax, the vote by
which the b for the voluntary ensavement of Mary and
he children persons of color in the county Of Cupeper
was rejected was reconsdercd and his further mo-
ton the vote by which the bill ordered its third
reading was reconsdered and then the bill laid on
the table
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20


The following is a comparison Of the leading depr.
ments Of the Bank AID Bank Of Virginia, their -
,...,i,. hranrbe. on the Isl Ian and $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02
Orfan Steamers, Sc.

TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
IA CATION COMPANyS NETWORK AND GALWA
LINEThe next departure from NewYoIS VIII be 9e sPas
and powerful steamship PRINCE ALBERT Capt Nj hoLAs
PROWSE which will leave THURSDAY June 81, 1850 touch
ing OF St Johns N. f. to receive the Royal Mall All, N
including tickets to many Of the principal cities ON the man
railway Of Great Britain aud Ireland Third class
Johns first class @ Passage In the third class be secured
10 bring persons out from Galway for w % rom Dublin
Delfa an from Londonderry $s7 so from Waterford $aIi
from Limerick. S3o
f"i "e's"' " P ALEX. HOLLAND Co.,
Agents for the Line, No. % Broadway.
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CTATE OF NEw-YORK, City and County of

~ New-fok.-EDWAkp G. RICHARDS agt. WILLIAM
LAWRENCE John p Tesle, Edgar Fowler Richard Jarnan
James l. BhekmOre, Patrick McSally Gilbert Wood, and
David Engand-in pursuance Of Judgment order Of the
preme Court Of he State OF Newly ok made and entered the
above entitled action the 18th of May A. D. 1860 will sell
public auction Ut the Merchss Exchange City of
Newly ork the nineteenth day Of June A d. i0
o'clock ct that day. the following described premises
All that certain lot piece parcel of ground with the build
Ing thereon situate lying and being the Nineteenth Ward Of
the City Of New-i ok and bounded and described follows to
Wit beginning at point tho uohery line side Forty
ninth street distant tive hundred and eight sx three inches
esstey nom the north easery Second avenue and
foynnth street which said point the center line of GER
tain partly erected on the said lot aud partly ei"ccd
on the premises adjoining the the west ana running
thence norhsry through The center Of sad paywa aud
s with Second avenue hundred feet AID hse inches 70
the middle line OF the block between Forty ana en'n
streets thence easteTy along said middle line OF ,he oo ana
parallel with Forty ninth street eighteen eet anu nho inches
thence soseIy parallel with Second avenue one hundred
feet and inches the nethery line % ite Of Forty ninth
street and Thence westerly along the sang no tey e or se
Of Forty ninth eighteen feet AMI Inc ic.s " mo point
EDWARD y. COWLES, Referee.
CUTLER, TIDBALL WEIGH,
maya 2awawW&sa'. Plaintiff sAu'sasya
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90 farmers anb Others.

A FRICAN SHEEP.-FOr SALE, a RAM and
N two EWES just imported from the Cope Of Good Hope
They the ke Malay and Hottenot breeds Of the broad
tail variety healthy and thriving. Apply to GEORGE H.
HUGHES No 50 Leurensst, New-fork.
DUCKEYE PREMIUM MOWER,
ID WITH TLEXIBLE, FOLDING BAR.
The Farmer intending 10 purchase Novel viii find 20 his
ADVANTAGE 10 examine the BUCKEYE for 1850 which combines
al those which have given it s present reputation
that Of - - - -. -. $500
together with several important improvements added the present
season Descriptive Circulars with testinuia forwarded by
mail JOHN I. ADKIANCE. Manufacturer and Proprietor
No. l65 Greenwich ST., Courtlaadt, New York.
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NOR CALIFORNIA, via PANAMA.-The
i steamship NORTHERN LIGHT win sail TUEsDAY 4
o,eIoct noon from the foot Of Wausnst
In and july the day Of departure viii be the ,s lth
aud lt of each month excep, when these dates fall on Sunday
wheo tho day of departure win be- the Monday following
a corner OF Wnnenst ID. y. ALLEN, Agent.
B-A persons forbid trusting any account Of
tbea an fh or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

TOR SAVANNAH
J. AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW.
The nrst-class sds-wheel steamship
ALABAMA
Capt Geo r. Sehenek will leave on SATURDAY June at
. m from Pier No North River Through tickets be had
Tor the following prices: Eew-orlssns os Is Mobile
efli Chstsooga es5; Nashville *21 IS; Knoxville G s0
Memphis t3l Is; Augusta eli 50 Macon go; Savannah
5AMUhL L. MITCHlLLk SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

A NJ MEswiN, Aactioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN, d Co., Irving Build
ID ings Eos ssa and $50 Broadway the Metropolitan
Hotel
FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, June and o. Vt
O'clock continuation and closing sale Of
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the late Prof w.
w TURNER, of the Patent Ofce at Washington. Embracing
Unique Collection OF Works the History OF the Abornss
OF this country and In their languages assortment OF
ard Travels variety Of books in the German French Russian
Greek and Latin Languages also IN Hebrew Arabic Sanset
Hinusn Per,ian Phpnecan Japanese Chinese and other
Oriental Languages Pathological WORKS numerous valuable and
Pamphlets aud many choice Manuscripts and eolec-
.ion Of fine copies OF books In other departments
Catalogue OF all our sales may be had on application
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June g. 1t "a o'clock
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY
Comprising valuable Books In Theology Divinity Biblical Lit
ersnfe &c. Also choice works In Miscellaneous Literature
including extensively illustrated Books them Fin
Royal Gallery proof impressions Of the plates folio half
Morocco Darley illustrations Of Margaret, oblong ito, fail
Moocco beautifully illustrated aud richly bound copies Of the
Poets, &c.
FRIDAY EVENING, June 9, at y o'clock.
VALUABLE LlBRAkY-Being the entire miscellaneous
portion Of the Private Collection the late John o. Halsted
rsq teceny dsceaed comprising hne library copies Of the
beet editions Of STANDARD Works various subjects including
many that AFT scarce and variety Of recent publication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02
D HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. 6

. HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. y
On The LAT day Of May 1860, the Graftnberg CompaHy.<~
%s. rom No. sS" s. GS' %
oss door sS S eaa ss % gS
confidence in the Gydefenberg Theory and PTaetee
crSss do NOT CONTAIN osK cALoxEL OR MER-
ANY PORN nor any MINERAL pRrG wsAIxySE This
lions ar made Of the most skiuy Compounded
pies the greatest sne and efficacy and by the blessing Of p-
VrSSIx &, sf Ps
or Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia &c Price Is eeats boz Four
s n 6a. Sy @ ,s s.1s r . 9as q e list Of
Graefenbeg medcines and when member that 300
pounds than undred toasand bore' are often sent
giving them precedence BUT when the great extent and seve
ty female diseases and irregularities and dplscements with
suffering considered medicine which win health to
Women stands out bold relief and MUST preceds
all ''ns'' THE eRAfEENREnG eoNrANTss
In all diseases Women this remedy will act inne.
daey and certainly upon the abdominal and uterine muscle
d iOn as IN ehdhood and youth Il win nialSy posi-.
lively invariably cure all those totrng perprns and deo'
gnlaties &C. which weary and render unhappy so many
women between the ages Of Is and 80 for which the medical
position decscy and refinement AFFORD exemption The
symptoms attending those diseases are too well known to need
fifteen years Of ample and varied experience has proved be-
yond shadow of doubt that this Cotholicon will restore
functional and general health freshness Of complexion and
stituona vigor and it will do this at all ages OF female life.
when the OF lie" leaves the system eneebed and unable
10 the demands OF the change upon the system In me
tr0sbome symptoms ATTENDING pregnancy tie benefit Of he
Co thoicon 4 xgst remarkable.
Pics 81 so PC, bottle q Fos SIX DCa5aH; Five Rot "
ESD op Express LINE PROM NEw-YoRK 81
hdd,e. JOSHUA f. BRIDGE, NJ. D.. Secretary and Resi-
dent Physician, GTaefosberS Company Ne. = BOND-Sr,
NEW YORK.
re- the gavest forms Of uterine dis
and local dspacements together with those who have tu
poyp aeeisons and other injuries of the ute
rne system proscted childbirth, udicious attend
those requiring peculiarly skfr treatment and At
confinement consumpves and others suffering from
serious chronic difficulties others who
wish comfortable with the very best dcal
carew be received within tho walls Of the Gracfenberg ns
and moderate charge AID be under the of the
resident physician.
10 cs's 10 terms &C. can be obtned BY addressfsg
Nc Rssident Physieian, - -
JOSHUA F. BRIDGE, NJ D.,
who attendance at the Buildings Of the Institution
No BOND-ST, NETWORK. QAee and 'aiesroom open ia
ths Sreang.
NorE " FLoRsycE NIGHTINGALE the Heroine Of the Grim
Campaign, aud of the nobest the world
produced has published work upon In nursing and med
lcne and closes her valuable remarks with the following
ee drson (of the regular pracce Gad go yor cay
straight Gods rovk sn0ness Of heart" rs ALL AND
MORE, OP VALUABLE cHASGRs SUGGESTED, ARB
EMBODIED TIRE GRaEPHSBERG THEORY PRACTICE
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Groceries, provisions, &r.
forces, Carriages, Sc.

EOR SALE--A fine young HORSE, of superior
action perfectly sound Kind IN harness and iaf GaVel'I
MT NJ either for carriage light work color dark roam
AMI, n tie stable No ~ LsEt I6ht nom to IL and TO
Price G2S0
"ORSE CURE-Uscd m England thirty and
III RE thirteen years The ThTrEkSALLs HEAVE
I.oTII n . cnre Heeves Congh Worms, and III condition In
Hones One pscage IA the ss l. worth zen en,hes S 81 Sa
10 s,oo.b tbe coat 81 PACKAGE stx fof ~ a u ovCu
4 c. PIoprietors. r. 4. DREAMER, No IL oodst, Assn1
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6a!es bp AuetioH.

A. j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
4 UCTION SALE OF the HAY ESTATE, at
"A Pelhanyie TO. DAY at u o'clock on the Premises
The Train leaves 2h Depot at $3.50 aud -toPs at Pei
bsuyile Station Q,ss5)
A DRIAN III. MULLER, Auctioneer, Will SELL
IA tAucton THURSDAY June 1860, at IL o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange: - 49, -
Ss lots fronting on BROADWAY EIGHTH-AV. FIFTY
SIXTH and FIFTf-SEVENTH STREETS on liberal terms OF
payment For maps end particulars apply at the Office Of the
Auctioneer, No. 30 Wal-st H,gSs)
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5: NAS WisKLE, Auciioneer

s. VAN WISKLK, Auciioneer.
WAN WlNKLE & WlNANS will sell at auction
on MONDAY June I, TUESDAY June S. wEDNES-
DAY, June and TIT kSDAY June T. all tho FURNITURE
Confined In the four 5tory houses l0 1914
100 and ICY East its between Sd and itbays The furniture
consists OF velvet Bnsses aud other Carpets mahogany rose
wood oak aud eaneled Suites In velvet plush s and
bar cloth Mirror Dining Tables Curtains Piano aud every
mug Necessary Tor housekeeping together with {se io o.
on IL of sals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ For HAVANA and NEw.0RLEANss-rsSs n na s9a
s,er' steamship SRASA9A Capt foo, W w. 2" So
River BIZ. q sdns 1IaIsd :, he : sss.
t%S no e Of sns viii S De aes No a' %
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
Commander viii ,sl from The Company Dock er.ey City
ish the NAH. AID Passenger. for E"rop on wEDSEsDAY
osSsI M The &FRls Win Vi 81 2"
CTEAM.-NEW-Y YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, and
.ps .s between ss" s sHiss and HAVE.
fRos NBH.rokx poh sorrB. RErrRSaSG, rEon
v,NpEspT I.ts,Ts SATURDAY ass1 June IS w.dns.ds, July
yANDEkBILT .ssiurdsy July q wsdnssdsy, Aug IS
sssaSs.y sss . ss
The A. ships have water.tight con ,partments
F Fi:; e e. s'':s md TsS . c. s
Certificates Of Psssagr issaed iIO% Europe to America
FoE WASwR fSfiT &c Co., No. u hue FsSSous Mont
"s oHkFoRD Co. Agents No ST orse-church, London.
WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL. caniAs Z
QUEENSTOWN Ireland TO land and e'0sH p'''"oss' 'os
he I.s and Rhss.s.. s.,i as. cs%
"'>'' - IRON ynw.fosx lryxsPeoL;
EDINBURGH. ..........'S AIghhIDaJ' yuno
CITY OF BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, June -;
And every Saturday The year from Pier No. " N H.
RATES PAssAGz 80
Cabi,To Qnee1stown or Liverpool
CabinTo London Via LIVERPOOL.
To Queenstown or Liverpool
S.ersse retorn tickets. available months from Liver "a
pssHse. forwarded 10 Hssrs All: Hamburg Bremen and
Antwerp at through rates .
Certificates Passage issued em Liverpool 10 Neg York
New
For Freight Passage apply at the office Of the Company
These Steamers have superior Tor
constructed with water tight compartments and esuy en-
perienced Surgeons -. -.
In Liverpool 10 WIN. INMAN Tower Buildings.
In Glasgow to WIN. IMAM, No. 10 Dixon-st
COUTHAMPTON and HAVRE,--The NORTH
tss ports splendid steamship DRATC Capt
ontock carrying the United Statss Mails the following
days, from Canslst Whan:
sEwYoRK: LfAvE HAvhs:
SATURDAY Apil H. TUESDAY, May
GATURDAY lime TUESDAY, June 49,
SATURDAY July a. TUESDAY, July 81.
sATJrROAY LuS 25 TUESDAY Sept II.
SATURDAY oct s. TUESDAY Oct 10
and Sonths mpton the day after leaving Bavre.
the Adriatc undoubtedly une,sele by any steamship m
the comfort safety and speed She has wstesht
compartments. Cabin passage, &l3o. .
a Ar for nassaye 70 VIM n WtCKHAM
Office on the wharf, foot OF Canal-d
Agents London and Observation-Disclosures GnDsl Tinkef
Sssnts al Havre-Messrs Wbtlock Punnett.
Agent at Psds-JSmes W. Tucser esq, No. IL Fauoolfs
nontmsnTe
E,OR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
A. steamship HUNTSVILLE, John A. Post, Commander,
viii leave Pier No. IL, y. R, THURSDAY June T. at
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oyo A. LnAvlrT, Aueticneer
By GEO. A. levitt q Z. COZ
rRADE-sALE ROOMS. No. "a wALKER-sr
uooKs srATI0NARY. WORKS OF ART. TO-

' ri,- Consgnments solicited Al
s,rupnAy FSTNING June O. 1850, commencing at ocFk:
BOOKS AT AUCTiON-A fine collection Of 81 .nds T and
Classical Books-comprislng History Romance LETT f
y Juvenc. many finely illustrated Works. and variety ~
s. Latest publications large and valuable Lot s SIed
School Books The whole forming very ATTRACTIVE '''
both 10 the trade and persons forming libraries M, =. ~
Catalogues reedy and the Books on eiio'i'" ~ wv
sslesrooms No. - Walkerst
TOR SALE mt PUBLIC AUCTION, on lne
Premises June g. 1860 al o'clock desirable EbSIOExDn
and eight acres LAND at Croton Lake la forkto~n 49,
chester NJ Y two miles from the Harlem Railroad ~ ,
from Sing sirg one mile Primes bridge situated on ne
west tide Of the lake; aud elegant House and ouods'
""''' W ~ H. L. BUCKHOUT.
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fnst an6 fonuo.

OST-Fne per Cent BONDS Oh tic TO ot ss -, ~
H Tennessee for 900 each Nos. 1s65 30 Is ,,s %
Al perroDs toned against gosnpg ,he aoys
HOPKINS Co., No. 10 Merchants IA'AA"h''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

Rf LOCKWOOD BROS, No. 40 Murray-st
- - THIS DAY, al II o'clock.
200 cases NEWS and BOYS STRAW HATS. -
100 csses WOMENs, MISSES and CIIiLbRENS STRAW
HATS. Tie attention Of the trade : invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

E,OR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
4 steamship HUNTSVILLE John A. ~ Pest Commander,
viii leave Pier No. IL, y. R, THURSDAY, June 4 at
p ~ Passage Savannah with unsurpassed
sl5 Through tickets sold to NewOrsans sag U.s. Mobile,
Knoxville a25 81 Chattanooga s2s Albany, S23 Columbus
Ell Atlanta s2 Macon, $50; Augusta sl7 3d. including
eardaes hire IN Savannah and connecting points.
Freisbt 10 cents per foot Apply TO g. B. CROMWELL u
Co.. No. &c Wes.-s.-, and No. 335 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

III STOCK for SALE.-The subscriber viii offer at public
auction without WEDNESDAY the e.h oil June
his residence In the Village OF Cappye Mass on the
Western Railroad frst station west FROM Worcester his we'll
known BREEDING STUD consisting Of thirty animals among
which are the noted Mares Pocahon Narmeoka the original
Mary Taylor with several OF their progeny Of both sexes by
Black Hawk Ethan Allen, and Stations OF the Cas-
speed and beauty from to four years Of age This
stock has been bred especial reference TO Trons In the
selection Of both Ses and Dams anil confidently oferes to
the public possessing properties rarely to be met with Cs
ogus embracing pedigree and description, be had on app'
cation 10 the Auetoneer, DUDLEY H. BAiLEY No 81 Fed,
eras Boston OF the subscriber Persons wishing to attend
the leave Boston aud The M train ar
riyes al Clsppyie at 81 On the arrival u the m train
at oeeste special train Will leave for Csppvile and re-
main there till the 10 concluded Cars leave Springfield
about m arriving Cappyille about vt M and ,sgfn
about 9! N. H. D. DENNf
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A. J. BIERcKHR Auctioneer. -
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY on BROAD

Vl WAY lOTH.Av. GOTH and 9TH STS.-Bsing part Of
the estate of the late John Adams, esq.
A. J. BLEECKER, SON IL Co. will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY 9Th June, at II O'clock at the Merchants Ex-
change, 80 Lots, as follsws
ON BRoADwAy8 lots east side forming entire ront De-
tween 86th and G5thsts (includng two cornersl.
OK lrHAv20 lots with building east and west sides bet"
eth and S1th-sts, including five corners. -,
OK lots north sde between Broadway aud ih-
sv including valuable house Late Mr. Adams Lots 2x
1903.
on a6rHsr.--5 Lots south side. opposite above.
ON 861H-sT.-.3 Lots north side east OF lth-ay.
Or gCTHs 100 r. wide)5 Lots south side, 100 feet east
10th av together with large cores in the rear -.
on 8TTHsT6 lots south side betw Broadway and lothav
The whsle property lying Broadway and lOthav and
mostly ON seth presents fine opportunity for invest
en as can found any Of similar extent now FOR sale
in the XIth and XXld Wards Title old aud mdisputabe.
Terms liberal Maps &c, at No Pine-st VSJol
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financial.
.LRER II. MCOIAY

A LBER II. NICOLAY.
IA AUCTloNEER AND sToCKsRoKER
Ne ~ William stlNSU RANCE STOCK and other ecuIes
private sale STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold
erchers Board The Prce Cpvreut i-sBed monthly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.
IL c. BERRIAN No. Col Broadway,
Iupoers and Dealers in Housed urnishng HARDWARE arc
offering. at very low prices,
CUTLERY,
Of every description.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Of Sheffield birmingham aud American manufacture IN an Hs
varieties.
TEA TRAYS,
in sets and snrly; and English Planhsd and Japsnnee
TIN WAR; 10 great variety. STEEL, COPPEk, lhoN ana
BRONZE WARES
COOKING UTENSILS Of every description.
RTERIGERATORS, Ofal tbe most approved 1nsbes ,,,,
CANE CHAIRS aud SOFAS WOOD and WILLOW
WARE.
Also. large assortment OF
CkNPHOR WOOD and CEDAR TRUNKS.
n B.-CATAL0GUESs sut gratis to any address
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STATE oY ILLINOIS, TRBAsuRER's oYyrCx,
SPRISsFIBLp, May Is, 1850.

pUBLlC NOiiCE IN hereby gwen MAT the
81 July leo aud from day day
American Exchsnee BANK NewYork PAY the INTEREST
on tie PUBLIC DEbC of the STATE Of ILLINOIS.
49, WILLIAM BUTLER Treasurer.
Folders Of illinois and Michigan Canal Bonis' where
CouI are exhausted required 10 present the Bonds
WILLIAM BUTLER. Treasurer
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IEEEh hAurn. AL1os, AsD 81. Louls R.I.Ho

HaHA 600 TO LOAN, in sums TO suit APP
$2UU,UUU piesrts gu real estate in thi. city I'D
Brookyn Also $4,000 10 invest IL the puIc,se 81 good h'st
second pond and mortgage Apply 70 X o. flEhOE NO
Pine-st
BUFFALO, NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAIL
DROAD COMPANY.-1be sEnI-AhNuAILy lhIEkEsI
COUPONS on the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, due June
be paid and after that de the Bank Of Commerce 10
keN.YeTk.-Nay 81, 1900
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CLOTHING.
~ MEN BOYS - -
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
LINEN COATS, BUSTERS, kc,
Closing out, to male room for Winter Stock.
CHEAP.
N. A. KNAPP,
No. 10 Courtlandt-t
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T AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
IL JEFFERS of No 573 Broadway would respectfully sole
the ladies' EewYork and from ali parts u the Union 70
and examine his elegant assortment Of French BOOTS an
SHOES and embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLIPPERS Price
commensurate with the times. -
JEFFERs No. 513 Broadway opp Metropoltan.
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Removals..

DkMOVAL.-BULKEY BROTHER d. Co.
have removed from 81 Beekmsn.st to their store
No. IS Beeklnnn and No. IS Ann-st.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County notice hereby given to all per
having claims against CHARLES DAVIS late OF the Ctl
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at her residence No ~
Of july ne-Dsted New Yori the S0h day Of December
1889 ld3l law6mSsl SARAH p DAVIS, Executrix
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12
He Will Come.

It is now officially settled that the
chubby faced heir OF Victoria Guelph is to
visit British America during the next
Summer. He designs to leave England
toward the middle of June. Should he
reach this city, Corporation committee
composed OF the Turk, Sancho Panza
and the Incorruptible will show him the
sights. He will be fed on meat sand
wiches, and 90 through the Islands, re-
view the Governors, kiss hands to the
girls, examine Barnum's "What is it. ="
and then take stare at an Alderman who
cannot be hired for $4,000 As he comes
while his mother sits on throne, no
doubt all honor viii be done him. The
lodgings which his ally Napoleon had
here and did not pay for will be shown
him. The place where the patriots whip
ped the tyrant Georges soldiers will be
duly exhibited. The spots on which res
ted many an "obscured exile" who in due
time reached the princel y pinnacle, in his
native country will be duly trodden over
by the august visitor, and then some one
will whisper, "There is moral in all
this. 1t is not every one who came hith-
er in power lived to see it remain long in
his possession; and many who have come
here shorn of power have gone away to be
vested in it."-New York NewS.