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New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
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PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
% TIrPSDhY the 7th dsy Of MAY at ~ o'clock, NJ 70, Ne
IpPTIoS Of CHAPEL FORT COLUMBUS Goyenors lAsd
60 fee. long S feet w 1 ns ss can Se sea a sAs
oer and bnes proposing 10 bid are requested 70 CAL And aass
Ridsr, must accompany proposals with susrases
sd by two responsible parties that In their bd, A..
contract
msn, srst Of (s2cO I've Thousand collars or @s
rbs Dtsd states the privilege Of rejecting ell oi s
bids deemed advisable Proposals should DO indoa rIopesss -
Rsine Chapel Coumbus and addressed 70 the
Sho w furnish further information BY order OF brevet oeo
i X Q. MORGAN, BrevetMajor and A Y ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

NEW YORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
FsY New Htvss and Bridgeport 100, 200 (kLl, ll0 n3
KIl, LOO CRIb, 11, 4 10 and 500 (EIl p. m.
NiOre strsiio FAIRFIELD Southport and we,Por 100 lLo
For HorraI Zoo CErl 500 Ioo II IS Er) 400 (BI
AS 40. (RI) 80. Q 90 (EIl p. n.
FOR Darien 100, 900 II. 20 a. m as 80, sop
Tor Greenwioh 100. 300 ll3) 3f5 As, SO 63op
For D. l3J Is
3lS (Er As, 10 G %, 200 (EI), ?. m.
Chester and intermediate sStors 100 300 lilo 80
IS, SO, 60 100 p - -
Tor Boston via Springfield 400 N. (Er;3oo (BLl tOop
For BoSton via Shore Line, l2l5 tBI.), eco m. -
Fer Hartford and spnsEed AGO N BIL llS 40 tELl 500
Connecticut River Railroad 400 (EI l2lSp n bon
hta, 400 p m. to HorthAnpop. .
Hartford PT0riasbss Fshin Railroad AGO CEr) IL Is
Haven London stonEstos Railroad Al 400
Ills, 400, 800 m.
for Canal Railroad i1iS m 70 Eorih,nptoa
For HouIsouie Railroad 200 a N, 10 m.
FOR k,ugltGek Railroad % a N Oo N.
Por Dsn6ury and NoruAk Railroad, 100 800 a t5op
JAMES H. HOYr :spt
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
NOTICE.

PUBLIC rOTICB hereby given 70 the owner or owners eesupsn
~ rupar Of all Houses and LOIS Improved unmpoVei Lands
affected thereby following Assessments ha5s been COMPETED
are Of the board OF Assessors LOT eihnAoh
al persons Interested, viz: ~, -, IA A..
M Por paving from Greobsieh to We'tsi With trap
block A. -, a..
ID Po regulating 'n grading ug curb and suter 'ton' and Tag
enc Scraks boz from 23lh 20 ll9th street - .
l Fo bnhng in 7hav between Ad aad Shsree~
and In Broadway, between S2d and ga streets 49, ,,,-
nv include all the several Houses
and oGrund vacant sud prrcels Of Land situated on
ph ss of yestry from GreeuNlch 10 West street. to ho er
t.rt tofh.f tie block IN the iutersecing streets. ..,
2-otb sies of between lAsth and lJh streets
abe wet fom $2d 20 toh street and hoh ds
OF ie the of half the block west oi h aenu also o0'H
sides Of Broadway ffola fld TO iJdstlerta -, 49,.
An urr,on whose effected BY the above named A"'
and Who are opposed either Of them are feqHs
t ent their objections writing TO one o The ~
one No % CfAMBBRSslRhETi BAbbhbNl Nh" NOVNi
UnI 81 within thirty Ia from cate Of tbs notice
hOSoA' "''1'1 '"" JACOB r. OAKLEY, } Botm
JOHN D. oTrIWELL, Of
ISAAC q. HUNT, ASessort
ovc. Ram NJ lssy.sop. COURrIoUss, April a. lHI
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

GUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
- York-CORYDON H. MBRkiMAN jE, pl,'nta, AIT KATE
MERHIM defendant for relief tCon not serrdl To
def aut named You ar, hereby sumond .d required TO
c0mpnui IN tbs action which ALL BE- c % TIE olce the
CLERK Civ Couuty Nglok and 20 copy n your
aid complaint the srbrr, ~ bis ofee No - Wall
CITY twenty Rfer the service oi % summons
Of such and fail 20 answer the
ad complaint Aforesaid the g'1ifgn ths action 81
apply e ref demanded IN tie eompfai
ANA "a 1851. CHARLES S BEABDSLEi PaHtfs Atto-usN
The complaint entitled ts day hl Ia thr of
Gee Of Clerk Of t- C snd Cout Of tie CITY Hall IL
aid ety.-Dae1 New. \ OK. Nav ?, 1851
NJ 3.vfrTb CHARLES Is BEARDSIFY Planurs Attorrey
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

Department or PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRscToS,
No / Bond.st EKw.loRK, April rs 1861 y
DROPOSALS.-TO MASONS AND CAh-
pRSrRRs-sRALRD PROPOSALS will be received By the Com
an5, Charities at their ohee unit o'clock m
s for the Carpenter and Mason woTs e hs ene
s,e wing. Of Inebhse Asylum on Wards Island 60,
nd once OF
Sands Architects, No. B Wall .,,.,
LANES u. NICHOLSON, lSAAU BELL, dh,yN.,.u
JAMES BOWEN, o"bN '" .s,an.,. planssnn.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
y York FREDERICK J. RET1ICH plaintiff, against hAkY
r. RRTTlCH defnlantSumnons for relief (Com not seTred To
the Defendant above named loa are hereby summoned ad required 70
complaint this a0n which viii be lied In the ONCE o
aud County Of YORK al the City h Ia said
Of 10 the SAID ops on te
suGscrber his Ocs II Wall street IA said CITY Of York
within the service Of this you exclusive
Of and fail 90 answer ihe said complaint
Aforesaid the pltfg IN hs action VII appy 70 the
the relief demanded IN the copantDaed March y 1901
PErRR COOK Planils Attorney.
The complaint herein this day duly fe the ONCE Of the Clerk
Of the CITY AID County Of New lork-Dael Apr . ihI.
laS6gP PEIER COOK, fAlntns Attorney
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

DRPor OF AMY CLOTHING EouIPAGR }
PROFESSIONALLY Ind, April %, 1851. 5
WILL be SOLD at Public Auction, to the
w highest bidder WEDNESDAY May Is 1867 10 o'clock
o n the following articles Of condemned property
b Woolen Blankets 1 1C4 Haversaeks,
t6.i93 TroWseTs, infantry Ill kuapacks,
2.339 1rovsers. Mounted | l,2Jb huit Jackets,
Coats, lined 482 Great Coat straps
Isl Goats, unlined, % SashcS.
Uniform ChevrouS
sI20Jackets, 3lt pairs Shoulder Scales
$50 Great Coats infsury 9Csntcers,
6t Great Goats, Mounted. 50 Bed Sacks
7ul Shirts 59Ficks,
25l DIaSsu Tick and Az Handles
b.3G6 pairs. Stocking Wall Tents
6l pairs Boots. 4Wall Tent Flies
10 pairs Bootoes. e0Hs Feathers,
III Forage Caps. 10 Hat Buges
t.577 Cap Covers. 6Hat Eagles
II Hat Crossed Sahers
tl Hat Cords and Tasses 30 Drum Cords,
Sbley Tents, Trumpets
f5 Shelter Tents "a Buges
BFies. 10 Buge Cords and TEneI
- Drum-Heads 1850 sets Tent Poles,
3Drum SIugs, $50 yAnis Deck,
I5 pairs Drumstcks 68 yards u OF Duck
Terms cash. IN Government funds
Sale 70 take place the Clothing Warehouses Hospital Ground,
bJ order OF Major Gen. TEoxAs G. A. HULL,
Caps ami ". s. X. Q. s Army.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
Bteamboats ano Railroads.

ERIE AILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
AZ Of fChamhersst Pavoas FerTy ~, 49,, - 1T, vr.,,
and SS soul IN" D-' ''p''' W "''1'''''' ''-'
loo9 EIgre.s Mail Tor Buffalo Salamanca, DaHErk' and all
$50 ws Train for Mdetown and intermediate stations
$50 Way for Port Jervi' Hewbush, Warwick and interrne
Eis5 E5Ps for Rochester Buffalo s'n'r'' Duaiirs'
600 D. M Way Train for sursn intermediate stations
7cop Eish E'PJ... dsy for Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca
800 pm EmiSraHt Tran. daily for TIE West
.pS a.? S S m ia p ' % Dfs .na il 1ha NJ 8"
NIGHTS Tbeser Train II O'clock for Saen and intermediate
SUNDAY TRAISs-s:sa m, Way Train for oale: 70 m ,14
er salamanca and ali pCuts West and SOUTH for Paterson
KIpe Tram, ruu through to snauc. Dunlirt and Buffalo With
change Of Coaches and in se! connection With all Southern and
Perfectly Ventilated and Luxurious Sleeping SGshs, 'seoTPany all
VIZ BARN, Geu1 Pas. Agent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
RoADSon and ,her MoSDAr april q 1904 taini % fST
leave S:%Yof - dS, !. foiioss;
rnha1 through 70 Baa.O and suP.odH Bds. without change
connecting Troy with trains for Saratoga Rutland Burs
1879 EIPIe:, train vs Harlem Railroad Twenty. nd
Spring: P.fed 6 at Aany with ws.t.I ia9 and Troy wit"
Express train via Hudson River Railroad connecting at Albany
40 m Eipr.s. train VI. Hudson Rive. Railroad, connecting .,
AbanJ with Western trains and at Troy With trains for Montreal with
-. E5pFs tram u. Harlem R.To'S eSnnsent =, CS,;h;H q a.
,1 a wtssy % wSru sTs % % snUr es sbsd Al A,HT
Express Hudson River Railroad with sleeping
Buffalo and Bridge without change
sleeping day excepting Saturday. attached nom
through enhnrg without change via Rome w and
for Troy viii be made kAst Albany Th tram
will Sundays
train Hudson River Railroad wh sleeping ,teh.
Buffalo anil Suspension Bridge
Troy Saratoga and points North This train will
Sundays
SUNDAY Hudson River Railroad nom New York
hLd intermediate stations leaving New-iok Al
Returning POushksepnS 345 arriving Hswi0
at7p m.
Harlem Railroad leaving Forty second e. at
arr.virg Mon 3s0 m. Returning leave Miller
at 5 p ", arriving At New ork at 1850 a u IL,
WM. II. VANDERBILT vioe-Prtsldent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

NEW-GOKK SUTKE ME 20 OWKT.-
" EDWARD $ JAPPRAY ,rd JOHN W BARROW ssaaH
HENRY RANSFORD aad - McSILTT sum .''t''''+''+s'':
Money Demand Contract tCon not Uuei STATE,
,eed County of the HsTsnEc - cent:
defendans mined. hersby summoned stamp
required The complaint tn this action Canccei
be fied the ofce of the trk of the
City County oNrElok ., the Cy s The ov ot
tpmfian the
Der. AZ their oaes Broadway Cny Buldg IN the CITY of
EeWYok e the serce u This luminous on yo
tcuve Of o service; and al o. Anster ne sad
Compliant tie aireaM thc plairtas in t action wy iAs
udgsu against thousand nine hunirei ana
nnsty.s1 75O0 s3ya ~ dollars, Nh interest from !Ana-p 49,
IQ,7. .besde De of tbs action.
Dated York March n. 1901
The Compant died the oco of The CerE Of
M Ci,y MI CouIy OF Scs YORK ON the April
40 iarGwP BARNEY BUTLER PARSONS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
Eeqal Notices.

n y. SUPREME COURT-EDWARD s.
1Ns JAfFRAY and JOHN W. BARROW c. F.BEMfS ard
DUTTON.-Summons f1f demand .'''''''
(Con not served City and County q New loriTo T. s.
the Defendants above named lou are hereby summoned irt Rev
and required TO The complaint 10 s aeeh which 90 stamp
viii be Sled IN the oe o he CLERK o. the tf tni Cancelled
County Of NeSlort Al The CITY Hall the Ciy ofEes
York and 20 copy o 10 ths aid complaint he
subscribers their once No III Broadway aitT BIn In tie
City ofNewYg within sery days sef the service o h'
exclusive o day of uch ferce and M ihe
Snd complaint within the tine sforcsAt ihc pEntas % toh vii
tAfe Judgment against !T tie o ~ thousand hundred and
n 100 5t lJ ~ dollars. VITA Interest thsTt from fhr
5 l65 besides the Of ts action Dated New lofS March 30
1911 BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS Panufs AitorrcTs
conplsut tbs setou ti 10 th oice ~ e Clst Of Tie
Cr and Coun of new thr ioth day ~ April 1901
lhNtNF BARNEY, HfTIEk < PARSONS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
- York-AUGgSTUS T. HATCH planf sgainN BBNJAMl y p
DAvESPOKr money demand on contract
defendant Yon hereby summoned nd required t0 a~e Tie
complaints this acton Of which copy VIII b. hei In The once OF th
Ck the Cts and County Of New York and 70 serve copy your
York within days amer the service
hereof Of the dsY Of such service and hyou fail 70 answer the
complaint within she time aforesaid the lnh In ts A'on WI
Judgment m tie OF twelve thousand seven hnlIed
and INV and three cents with Interest the rate Of ten
cent p aunun day Of September thousand yt
bundled bosdcs the costs Of tbs Abnl D
1901 DANIEL W, 'll;tt ,.
No Nassau NeN-iork. Attorney for Plaintiff
complaint this action hei u the ohee Of the ceIs Of the
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
woRcRsTRR PALMER FTCHBURG NASHUA LOWELL. CON
CORD TIKI WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
he "a staneh 0 the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK,
etys New York daily sundays ereeptedi. at O'Clock on
Pier No 80 North River, foot o. Yel.rytt
FOR RRWLOHDON,
thar. Getting With the Steamboat Express Train from the above
points Norwich Worcester Boston and Worcester, Worcester
and Nashua and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken al the lowest rates For Information inquire OF
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

limited STATES SUPREME C0URT.-ED-
- WARD s. JAPFRAY .Pd JOHN W. BARROW against HENRY
Money Demand Contract Com not sered) United States
County Of NegY0rk To the defendants Revenue 20 cent
above named. Yau hereby summoned and stamp
ouired complaint In this action which Cancelled
si be of Clerk Of the City and ......:
EewYOrE the City Hall In the City Of and 70
the said complaint the ubscrle al
their Office Ill broadway Trinity Dudng the City Of New
YORK within dhys aer the of this er
day Of such and II fail the nad
COMPLAIN plaintiffs this action viii take
for the three hOusand nine hundred ana
ninetysiI 7sOO t836 7Bl dollars, with neTi from January 49,
1861 besides the Of this aeuon -
BARSEY BUTLBR PARSONS Plaintiff Attorneys
Dated New. York. March 2l, 1857.
this fed oTcs Of the Cerk OF ths
Ctt ard County New York, GAY Of April 1861
Als Lsy6sP RARaRY. BuTLkR PARSONS,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
SUPREME C0uRT-City and County Of New

GUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- Yofk-HRRMAN H. FROST against LOUIS I. SClHAMhE-
summons for money demand eonaeTo the aboyehamsd
Defendant: hereby summoned and required
20 answer complaint in this action Of which a: 70 cent
and 10 serve u heNenne
Of the said complainant the Stamp
,nbenbers Cho No 70 Walst In the duly cancelled
Cty Of within days amer the '''
service hereof exclusive Of tho day of such services and yon fall to
aforesaid the Plaintiff In this
Judgment against for the sam OF .o hundred and
the 10th day o August one thousand
.igb hundred beside the Of this AcionDtted Feb
rnary "a 1901. BREBB DEAN DONOHUB Plaintiffs Attorney
THE eompn bled In the oce of the CLERK Of this
Court At Tie CITY Hall ofsah city the 9Th day Of Apr, 1901
A5IaV6wF BERBK. DBAN K DOhOHUB. Plaintiffs Attorneys
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-22

/. o. o. F.-Thanksgiving Celebration, to
be held at Columbus, Friday, April 26th.
1867. Members of the Order to meet at
Odd Fellows Hall at o'clock P. NJ. Pro-
cession to form at %.
Marshals of the Day-Gen. G. G. WaIcutt
and Gen. Theo. Jones.
President of the Day-P. G. NJ. VIM. F.
Slater.
Line of March-West on Town to High
South on High to South; east on South to
Sixth north on Sixth to Broad west on
Broad to Fourth north on Fourth to Lor o;
west on Long to High; south on High to
Opera House.
Music by Hemmersbach's Band. Sing
ing-Opening Ode. Prayer. Address by
B %. Haddeaus, in German. Music by Tow
ler's Band. intermediate Ode. Address by
G. G. /. D. Williamson. Music by Towler's
Band. Closing Ode. Benediction. Pro-
cession form on High street and move
south on High to Rich, east to Fourth,
north to Town, and west to Hall.
Evening Social at 1. o. o. F. Hall, for Odd
Fellows and their families.
22-d4t d. T. NOBLE, Chairman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-22

How ARE You METRoPoLITAN? ?-There
seems to be, judging from the reports on
the streets, considerable excitement and
desire to know what otherI appointment
would be made by the Metropolitan Police
Commissioners, Saturday. Judging from
their first efforts, the Commissioners have
not found out what the people desire. Ru-
niors were as thick as blackberries In Tex
as. Everybody knew just what had been
done, yet no one could tell as about it,
One man had it that McCabe had been re-
moved and MCGUIRE promoted to Superin-
tendent. Another, that Adam Stephens
was in Barney's place. A third, that Gen.
Jones had been appointed. The fact is, no
one knows, certainly, what was done. A
rumor prevailed last night, that the vote
by which Mcclure was elected Captain of
Police, had been reconsidered, and he ap-
pointed. Sergeant. The Commissioners
seem to be as dumb as oysters, and tell
nothing. Knowing, as they do that the
whole scheme is opposed by the citizens of
Columbus, they are fearful of awaking a
storm OF popular indignation If they let
the people know what is going on.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-22
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-22

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
rHEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial, and is constantly increasing in public
favor.
1t is the best and cheapest in the world Price
Scents.
1t gives beautiful, lustrous, natural color.
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THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
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In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-22
CIeveIand markeI-April 10.

FLOUR ty-made Xxx spring. from No; wheat
Sl4 5ODI5 90; do do from No. wheat, SI4 009l5 90:
Xxx red winter $14 5O@1e 90; xxx white winter
$I6@l8.
e. 95; car Canada red winter atS3 10.
CORN Sales 900 bu new shelled from store at
e6c.
OATS-Sale car No. 1 at 66o from store.
BARLEY Quiet and nominal at 81 2091 o. for
Canada: IS 90c for State.
PORK-No- city-packed mess at S23 90; No. do
do $22 90: clear S25 90.
LARD-City rendered l4c in frkins and 1s1zc in
tierces; country rendered 129l2Hc.
SMOKED MEATS-Salss 1900 lbs sugar-eured
hams at l5c 1900 lbs plain hams at l4e: 1000 lbs
dried beef 22c shoulders 1Ie breakfast bacon 15c
clear rib bacon 13c
MESS BEEr-No. 1 city-packed SIS 90; extra
mess $40.
RUTHERFORD to choice western reserve roll
he'd at 23925e: common grades nominal.
CHEESE-ln good demand: light stock, and hrm
at 1s@I6c for good to cho ce dairy and factory.
EGGS-SaeS Is bblS at 20c.
HlGHWlNES-Dull and steady at 81 Is.
ALCOHOL AND SPIRlTS-Alcohol, 98 per cent.
q 1904 As Cologne Spirits. SO per cent, q IS:
Neutral Proof Spirits 90 1902 4s.
PETROLEUM-Refned in bond, present deliy.
cry 21992c free 4I@43 the outside price for small
lots.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-22
new York market-April go.

:. COTToN-Steady. Sales at 25c for middlinE rp-
FT0UR-Market 5@ioc lower for common grades
medium and good grades without decided change
Sales at SO 00911 90 for superfne state and west
for choice do; sl2 aO9is 20 for Shipping brands e
ira round hoop OHIO, and $l3 30@l4 IS tor trade
brsnds. market closing quiet. Oalifornla hour IN
WHISKY-Dull. Sales of State at 81 IS.
q Is for rejected spring s. a5 for No Miivsukss
and 81 l7h for amber Canada and white California
RYE-0niet: Sales of western ats1 1891 81. and
BARLEY-Hesvy sales Canada West free at
BARLEY MALT-Quiet
change and firm. Sales At 81 soT for mixed Wss-
tern in store and 81 SO aAoat 81 IS for round yellow
in store 81 271k@l % for new mixed western at
OATSEFirm and quiet; sales at 72@7sc for Wes-
tern, and 799S0c for state.
COAL-Dull and unchanged.
LEATHER-Hemlocks sole active and firm at 2oD
W0OL-ouiet and in favor of buyer. Sales at
s3955c for domestic fleece; 26@50c for pulled, and
kICE-Quiet; Carolina lOX0llc.
SUGAR Quiet and steady; sales of Cuba at lO9
MOLASSES.Firm. Sales of Cuba at5O957c;
and 279s71zc for refned in bond. closing at inside
PORk-Hesvy "a and lower. Sales at s9e 6O@aa IS
for old mess sls CO9ls SO for prime, and s2l 759
% 90 for prime mess
TlEkCE BEEF Quiet. Sales at s94 so for prime
mess, aud $40 10 for india mess.
BEEF-Firmer. Sales at SD OO9aI 90 for new
plain mess, and $40 O0923 SO for extra mess.
. BEEF HAMS-Uncbanged At $40 009143 90
CUT MEATS-Steady and quiet. Sales at exc
9hc for shoulders. and IL l3e for hams.
BACON-Quiet and steady; Sales at 1oX9lo1c
for Cumberland cut. 81
LARD-Firm and quiet at leK@Is1<c. and small
salss kettle rendered at 1870
BUTTER-Quiet at Hello for Ohio.
EaTATEST-6 p NJ -
FLOUR-Market closed dull and heavy for com.
mon grades and steady for good and choice grades.
,WHEAT-Steady for winter and heavy for spring.
New spring $2 55@2 g..
Rhythm at 81 4591 5ofor western. -
BARLEY-Dull and dropping.
CORN-Active and firm at 81 81 in store, and 81 IS
al 33h afoat for shipping mixed western.
OATS-Quiet at 72974c n western. -
PORK-Quiet. Sales of new Mess at S22 509
% 81 cash and regular closing with BUYERS at $2 81
cash and regular, and sellers SO 6S% for buy
ers option for May sellers at $23 l292S So and Luy-
ers at S23 0O.
BEEF-Fairly active and firm.
CUT MEATS-Dull and dropping.
BAC0N-Steady mt 101z9lo75c for Cumberland
N lies.
LARD-Dull at l2a@l3c for fair to prime steam.
and 131< q 1870 for kettle rendered. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-22

FORTUNATE HEIRs.--We had the pleasure
of meeting Judge w. M. Leslie, formerly
of Illinois, and now attorney for the heirs
and co-heir to an estate valued at $666,17S
left by Rev. William Williams, of England.
The heirs proper are Mrs. +. c. Noble,
Mrs. Isabella Moore and Mrs. Marcy
Swisher, nee Shepherd, of this city, and
Judge Leslie. There are other parties
claiming or pretending to claim under the
will. and it is requested that they will pre-
sent their claims Immediately to Judge Les
lie, as he intends taking his departure for
Europe by the 10th of May. Judge Leslie
has been very successful prosecuting claims
against English estates for claimants in
this country. This is. we believe. the
twelfth or fourteenth he has been engaged
in, and he has secured every one for his
clients. This is extraordinary, when we
consider that, after a certain time, all un-
claimed estates revert to the Crown, and
that every exertion is made to retain these
estates to the Government by the Crown
LAWYERS. =. .