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New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
DIED.
An Notices OF
name and address.


ANDERSoNOn Saturday Nay IS Charles Andersen in the i
ofhs age
Was inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
ARNOLD-At Deep RIVER Conn., Wednesday the 10Th lest. CspI
Joseph H. Arnold
BRAINERDon Tbasy MAY 90 Allie Corey. Op child Of AlansO
z. and Adde 4. BralneTd aged ycsrs and months
Notice Il the funeral tomorrow.
CHAPMAN-on Thursday May CO. Fapt yOuuEe wm H. MA
Helen M. Chapman.
TIE relatives and friends the respectfully invited to aead
iuueal O'Clock Friday tue 2lst lust, al No. ia
LeIii gtOnaSe.
GUoNon Wednesday May 49, Inflammation Of the uags Georgs
Wills only child Of = Seabuy aud Louise e. Guon aged yeaTe
months aud 2j days
Tho relatives es3s Of the family respectfully invited 20 attend
funeral from the residence Of his graudtsther George W White,
No -! Clutoast Brooklyn, Friday The 2ls' nss 81
o'clock p
Chicago H., Tuesday May 9 Warren e.
Kellogg Of Fon Lac Wis SDd formerly OF Nea-iork City,
KELLOGG-0B Thursday May 90 At the residence Of her sou NJ A.
Kellogg No IA East Eighty seeondst Margaret Andeoa w1oS
he p Kellogg OF Galway Sarsogs County L. The
7Ji year Of Der age
Soiss 81 ;a6 funeral in Saturdays papers,
.PnSON-ri ooAyu on Wednesday. he 18th inst, at ha
residence No IS Dens John Rchrlson In the 7 year Of hs age
r s and friends family invited 70 attend TIE lHeIal
br Church Redeeme Of Fouh'e aud fAeneL
on Friday, al ! o'clock ?. M
sIGRon Tbuday morning. May Frances L. VIE Of GaraueF A.
aui dlug gbter o. the late Richard r NafA~u o ' %
Notice o the funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
A BRILLIANT METEoR.

HARTFORD, Conn, May GA remarkably
large and brilliant meteor was observed at ten minutes
past II tonight seemed to grow rapidly from about
the sze OF a large ball Of fire, which shot across
the heavens from South Southwest to East NorhEast
about IS degrees above the horizon, leaving very large
and brilliant trail. IL she'd palish.bluo light, much
more brilliant than moonlight, casting shadows IN the
streets and attracting the attention OF persons indoors
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
AQUATICs.

dug HUDSON AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL REGATTA-THE AfALANTAS VIC
TORIOUS.
The annual review and regatta Of the lIud-
Bon River Amateur Rowing Association took place yes
erday afternoon opposite the Eysian Fields Hoboken
e day was fne but the refreshing breeze which added
tho OF the weather for those on shp ana
bhOre made the water rather rough goouy company
"a ,,o-oa q, shore 20 witness tho contest,
kpd three steamers were IN the nker,
Reighted with ladies ana keLuetsle.' li,.lIo, li.,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
NEw.YoRK AND NEwnAyEN RAmRoAD-DIsTRI


BUTIoN OF sToCK-ELECrION OF OFFICERS.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Nev.York and New.Haycn Railroad Company was
held at New-Hayen, yesterday for the purpose Of elect
ing Board OF Directors for the ensuing year Tho at
tendance represented 5397 shares OF stock little over
half the entire amount One share OF the new stock was
allotted TO each two shares Of tho old stock While the
vote was being counted, Gen. Phelps OF Ltclheld
Conntv alluded TO the dealcatoR Of the former Treas
nTer and desired know what the prospects were OF OBJ
taIping any OF the SS8OO0 due 10 the Company Mf
Rishop President replied that the matter was now be-
fore referee, and before Tho surces could be called
mon the efforts obtain 10 from Mr. Bcment or his et
fects must be exhausted. Gen Phelps thought that III
The Auditor would vOuch for the correctness OF the ac
kent by Benent when There In fact dehcleny
of over $4,000 there might be similar enkage here
after President Bishop IN reply stated that financial
now examined the accounts OF the Treasurer
once I'm each MONTH and the auditor once In six months
MIR White tho auditor response 10 some remarks fch
tive 10 the dcsacatoD, stated that lac had not
the amount of cash hand had the auditing OF inc
accounts been made the Goth OF March, the close OF tho
fiscal year After some discussion rs TO tho propety OF
TeomIing the Board committee thereof, To cohuucL
the auditing OF tho Troasurors aGeounA oh mouoh VI
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

In the article published in yesterdays TRIB-
uHE il was inadvertently stated that inc oFcItuics
lin, "a repnion I'm 1896 were made by the New School
This s Incorrect The Old School Assembly appointed
delesaton to visit the New School Assembly and seek
tho appointment Of that Joint Committee Of 80 which has
since become famous during the session OF the two bodies
in st. Louis May 2 1866 and this proposal from tho Od
school was at once cordially responded to by tho Ne"
School Assembly
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
EASE BALI..
,frrrAL Ys. IRYfNGroN.

The Ncw-York Mutuals paid their annual
visit to Iryngtcn yesterday 20 engage the club OF that
uane brt l. atc~ by their conduct did not seem TO
care much for tie popularity Of the natQga game They
showed their srepcct for tho rules BY nrt putting IN
player arra WHO j. not more than II or Is years oi
ag ard afcruarl vlfuly striking ont Of turn. II is
always unpleasant 10 speak other ihau ~ compliment
ary way a baseball organizations; but IT. wOuld not De
l,f 10 clubs m general gsOTo the conduct Of the lr
'ing'Ous Yesterday. IAc Mutuals played Wibulu2
game from the start; notwithstanding the 10
which fLev were sgbected c. Hunt, in tic field, never
hov ed himself 10 such advantage. and Eggers second
ase play WAS really fine Below the score OF irsJ base
Ii liz Illl nll ILals- and OIts ana IuLh:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
MARR[ED

BAssFORD-BLIyN-Oa "Wednesday May r. 1862 tie First Con
gegaou Church Morrsanis BY the Rev. H. c. Bnn NJ Wares
/ Baoh city Miss Kate o. daughter Of the officiating
clergyman.
WEDNESDAY May 49, 1869 By tbe hsV
Schuyler Edgar BrdheGi r % Lonse daughter OF hkeJ
uO esq orange j. at the residence Of the brides hheh
ORTELYOU-DAyENPORrO wednesday May 9 AZ the CEtou-
Church rookyB, by the Rev W B1dnoHi
D. D. Adrian v COreyou i. " Phebe e. Davenport all Of
BROOKLYN.
KIMBAL-CULVER-On "Wednesday, May 49, al the Reformed
Church Liays " j. by the Rev Wm' r. DuUee Gardner
Kmbal Emma A. daughter Of Isaac b. Culver, all o
Lafayette
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "Wednesday, NAV TO- By The Re<
Charles H. LawTvnee 10 Mary A. daughtss
ofW. ?. Humphrey, ESQ. No cards
PRAGCR-DESSON-On Tuesday Mar s the Chsh Of ST. Jota
Bipst Dr. Due shop Potter pronouncng the
blessing John Grant Prague Sarah BeeeeT daughter o the BsI
=. b. DeuisoB, ID. D.
SWERzBYTAFTou Wednesday Nay 49, Cornwall the HnA
residence Of The brides By he Rev J. W. Teae
Btheheu Of Brooklyn n. L., 70 Miss sabslA Tan
daughter Of Daniel Ian, esq No cards
THOMAS-SMTH-At Trinity Cb1ch New.IIaveu. Wednesday.
NAV g hy Tute OF New-York assisted by the Rev Dr..
IaIwood J. Clarke Thomas W. D. Of New YORK. Susie b. onT
daughter o. Prof II. L. Smith Of Geneva, n. T.
TRACY-SNOwDEN-Ou Wednesday the 18th p by the Rev c.
\ W. this Elean0ra X daughter
the late j. Bayari SnoEden Of Nashville Team.
an of he iD6O faH
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
For lllinois aud Missouri Traa.'
ADyKRTISR IN TIE QUlhCl "h'"'
20. ...Af.-f.N fn INl-

BAlLHACilB PillLLlPs' llpG1R' lTGR orIyCy WHO
Al, circulation OF Inn ~ 80
ip1 ~, \ 6s b.sa largely urscssei All u is uF spe
W. a ~ ,muElea.oa wh the dealers o Western lhnos ani
T w published both daily ani weekly It Is h'teAi'
hSssfPyi hsot ofComnea News having editor employed
Ibe department guneJ loeaed on ths
auslu 80 y n nile, above Lous IL the secoud city IN lh
hs'lP TuI,tlan business importance The Iopuiatoa
nos m F. J5 200 souls Several hundred buildings
.sosr railroad bridge nearly completed making
80 t Al Illinois aai Missouri connected BY iron
of our circulation distributed in the following SoanOs:
raj. 'ia Aiaps Hancock knor McDonough Schuyler, Henry
u,a.B Sangtmon Morgan, Pike Macon . -
Clark sa,an, Ada Knox Lewis Lima, Maeou
sbgbv Marion Monroe Livingston, Charlton Grundy,
cs-n, f,r Advertising very moderate. Address
BAiLHACHB Philips, Publishers Quincy why QuineI W.
Awnings, aud kinds Coverings Preach Bpgb.
and American. at KELrlS Curtain Store Ne az Broadway
ynltcr (rnpe Vines will good order Tor sending out ull
the ft Of June. replace al dead .he m year
OLD pee according TO te 80 81 and - each NO as
10 each SsHd stamp Tor circular. - . ~
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
TRIAL OF INCEYDIARiFs

BosroS, May 2O.-The preliminary examna-
tiop OF John T. Costello aud William f. Prussia the
charge Of setting fire to their stores in Marlboro in
March, lsc resulted yesterday in holding the accused
foytral They obtsned 5000 insurance the property
hurDed from the YOnkers and Home Insurance COmpa-
ni.s nnlces I'm NeW.NOrk.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
THE LAST OF THE FORGED JAY COOKE CHECKS.

James Smith, the party arrested on the
charge Of having forged and passed check checks
the Bank Of the state OF NewYork purportng to having
been drawn by Jay Cooke Co, plead gully to the In
dictment in the Court OF Sessions, Monday last and
remanded by Judge Bedford for sentence. This
on Of the prisoner dsposes finally OF the efforts made
by the bank establish the genunencss Of the checks
which, with their duplicate numbers. they had charged
tO the account Of Messrs Jay Cooke Co.. with a view Of
throwing upon that house the necessity OF proving them
counterfeit
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
4 WV GRA1N DkIEE.

BUFFALO, n. Y. May 2O.-A firm Of this city
have Just put in operation patent vacuum grain drer
which said be capable Of curing 20 700 bushels OF new
or rejected corn In q 10 erected al cost Of
SIS OJ aud occupied two years In the construction OF H.
II is said 10 pOsscss advantages all other modes Of
prfFIf ftfs Grain
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
,>SrrAI, MEETING OF TRUSTEES OF THE ECLEC-
AN' TIC MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The third annual meeting OF thls DOuy VUUh
n,oce last evening Tho following members were
present: Dr. Wilder, Samuel Sinclair Dr H. 2. NOV"
ton Dr. p. A. Morrow j. f. cleveland, ~ h' on','" %
O., nrs Firth Hadley, Tuthill, Wehler and Tabor.
Tie Board rcorganzed Tor the current year by eeGuIs
~ IVtder Presidents DIR. Smith, Nlcclresdent 81, f.
i1and Reeording Secretary; III. L. Stuart, Core
snondiug secretary and j. STOW. Treasurer Faenl'
~ was appointed rthe neIt term c2p0%u % "i - ~ nory
ard Practice; DR. Hadley OF Materia Medoa Dr. Edwlh
Freeman Of Anatomy Dr. j. w r. BroWn' 9i any s,oio ~,
@ ~" + NJ sanders OF Chemistry DIR. GarrsOh, OF
R,11rDacy DR. Tabor on Medical jurisprudence ana
Dp i r. Bnchanan, Emeritus professor ana Lecturer
on the Institutes OF Medicine.
The nnening festival Of Charles Sulzers East
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
Niissisouoi Spring Wa

Mssisquoi Spring Water.-The only known remedy foe
al diseases Of the kdneS This the original Spring
Water Vermont which has wrought manJ wonderful cures and
advertised only distinguish from the limitations that are now
pslmed the public being 20 the virtues Of
Mssqaoi Sod bT all druggists Depot No College Place.
kew-l lUrk
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

Mr.. Charles Warren Stoddard, young Cali
forna poet of some note has turned actor lie made nus
first appearauce on the stage the 18Th Of March, at
sacraiucnto as ArLhtu Apsfey in "Thc willow C0pse.'
and seems 10 have made good Deglnnin1
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
INlEL.InH ~. ALERT.

The Seton College Club, known as the Alert,
luct The Excelsior Club Of Brooklyn yesterday, upon le
ItetO Hall College CTOuudF, south orange. ~. LUIS
lmeetug AEe that between the same ORGANIZATIONS IasJ
year resged In Tho gncrcss of the Alers Attached Is
the score, showing hrst base hits, total OF same ana
outs al runs.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

Tuck Nieasurer nd Marker for all Sewing Machines
FULLER & BARNuM'S PUNCHING" TUCKER, and GOOD
RIC'S 50: bv mail SO Frstclaa TucKng order w.
BARNUM Broadway three doors below DieeckersL, ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
BRIBERY-THE ONREsIDENT MARKET ELL.
To the Edtt0r Of The TrgbuHe

SIR notice in your issue of Tuesday, May
l9 under the heading Our Last legislature portion
o your statement concerning the brbng OF persons to
Kill the Nonresident h il incorrect 80 far as " states
~ follows Finding the bill would probably 20 through
the latter mon resden sent delegation here Abanyl
who paid $40 10 countymeu, aud they killed the BILL
Knowing that yuu do not desire 20 make false state.
your paper would draw attention 20 the
fact that money has been paid 10 any person directly
Indirectly 10 their vote Influence against the
bill 10 was defeated solely upon is merits Hoping
you Will notice this iu your valuable paper,
remain yours respectfully,
J. 7. PARKER, Nos. 2J3 and 2Ji w. ". Market.
We are glad to know by tho above card that the
organized "non-resdents' OF Washington Market
did not pay ont money to kill the bill which would
have excluded them from our markets. The journal
of the House will however show that when the bill
was ordered TO n third reading every striker
voted for It. Yet few days afterward the same
men voted against the measure. These men never
looked at the merits of a bill. Their action was
gauged by the amount Of money they to realize
from it, and II Mr. Parker and his associates think
these strikers" were yrtuous "just once they
must be greencr than tho vegetables they sell. 1t
was openly boasted ON the floor that so apiece was
paid FOR votes To kill the BILL and il has never been
denied except in the above card.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
REHEARSAL FOR THE BOSTON MUSICAL JUBILEE
BosToy. May 20.-The first mass rehearsal

Of the Boston Singers in the Peace Jubilee Chorus mum
bering over 3OOO took place IN Music Hall last evening
uudcr the supcrntendence Of Carl Zchan, and is pro
uOuuced by musical critics extraordinary success IN
numbers was the largest chorus ever assembled ~ this
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

It, o. 81 So sb 9Th 7h 81. Oh.
EEs'stl..oI.......ss E'.,,.,ol..s 9 ! : 3 Gz5
Unprs Mr Briggs the Alert Glib Scorers hssrA Holt aud
BstdekA Tine oi game 2tj
On Sunday evening next the Mutuals leave
,or Boston, 10 play Monday with the Lowe Club on
Tuesday with the Harvard, and on Wednesday with The
III. Mountain Club.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

..tsszs. D.. o. D. 81. 3d. Oh. ~. et s.t. Totals
iis....;......... is...s;......... 2 Z ! Il
yres,stec Hut g. D. HIT r. Rgser sTsdsiL q h,,.
Go D. sI. Ia.f lH Burnu-ls o. Lines 5i BeiAi-! =
1aef.L Total Uiirs. N- l lte of ihe Eureka Cgo New
-. L-..u-u .lle " Ellnel ~
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Havana MAY 2lsngMsrket dull made to-day on IN.
sTrobe for No. ~ B. Exchange London Paris
and United States unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
hnnpp's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOT
for making
ROOT BEER.

Root Beer Manufacturers Druggists Coul-ot etc. will anS NJ 70
advantage viii aFals iusnf the@
Cheap wholesome and Guyrllvosi b'er lcy yan Ds "a
within shorter space time than hy the Oh ppeS 10 a.
so Is and S4 also in one gallon S2 sufficient 70 maze ~
2Ol aud 800 gallons ~ Beer.
KNAPP Co. sole ProTuetuTS, No .o3 lllion I'm. ies.l
arl hy all wholesale Druggists ahl TAe"' ''' ~
la the United states and Canada
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
ET-NEpAIS TO-DA'

RTTTTP. John p. Church Of ST. Vincent de Paul
DOWNFY MARTIN, No. 28j Mot,-st
URVTFsSY JOSEPlI D.. No. q W.st Baltiest
o,REIILY ANS, No. 2ii Wss, 2 we llyseyenth'st
RICHARDSON JOHN. Church OF toe hedeemer, biooAya'
VOORIIIS DANIEL No. 81 Clntou-sL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
HAyRE Nay -CotoD closed aue Quotations show no change
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

% The opening festival of Charles Suffers East
RIVER PARK will takg place on Monday nnKt
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
THE JAPS.

Much interest is manifested in "The I'm
blcached Blondes at the Hall OF the San Francisco Min
stres These jovial souls are very fertile in dcyising
traps 10 catch the public laughter not TO say the public
dollars and are extremely energetic in using their de-
vices Tho Court Of Justice Is sti in session at 5Sj
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
SpntiaI QOiitts.

p,,npeth Assembly District Ihe reg1lar monthly meeting
~ a 1os Epubirau Association twentieth Assembly District
Nil h. Lcl AZ Headquarters Dugeeas No %! ihdaSe on THIS
ftfilavD EVENING at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
Ask \ our Grocer
Enn

(l1iiayl EVENING, at o'cloek
ASK Your Grocer
TIENIANN'S LAUNDRY BLUE.
DEPOT So 100 CHAMBRRSSg.. n Y
Pntents.-MUNN Co. No - Park ~ y Agents f,r o6
t,iuiag AMERICAN and EUBClEAN PATENTS
1re experience.
Pamphlet Of Law and Information Zee
Important Heuselccpcrs.
Model Market fast approaching complexion located on Ihr
urhs Second and Third Will be open 20 the pobs
cu SATURDAY. 23Ih ps, good chauce for business
JOHN GLASS, Proprietor.
knapp's
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, May 27-Noon.-Money 7.
Sterling 9I. Gold 391s. Flour unchanged.
Wheat 1c. lower. Pork heavy, at 81 12]s0
3l.25. Cotton steady, at S1S92sA.
p. M.-Cotton frmer; sales 2, 500 bales,
at 2S24. Flour heavy-common to fair ex-
tra Southern 6.45@6.90. Wheat and corn
heavy. Pork lower, at 31.00. Whiskey
LOS. Freights firmer-cotton, steam, Il.
Money active, at 7. Sterling quiet and firm.
Gold weak at 3993915
BALTIMORE, May 27.-Cotton frmer, at
2S1a. Flour quiet. Wheat lower-choice
valley 1.S0. Corn-receipts large; white
860SS; yellow 30.
ClNc1NNAr1, May 27-Whiskey held ut
1.02@1.03. Mess pork unchanged Bacon
in demand-shoulders 1874; sides 15]aM17
held u higher.
New ORLEANS, May 27.-Cotton in lin
tied demand -middlings 2s1l; sales 500
bales; receipts SIT; exports 16s Gold
1871. Sterling 81. Flour-superfine 5.35;
double 5:S7; treble GA. Corn market
bare-white LOO. Bacon firmer, at 1880
17A. Lard-tierce 1S1l. Sugar-com-
mon 9A@1014; prime 1891. Molasses
dull-fermenting 4O0521a. Whiskey-
Western rectified 9O997la. Coffee dull
fair 1874; prime 163401711.
MOBILE, May 81. Cotton quiet and in
fair demand; sales 800 bales, part yesterday
low middling 264@26]s; receipts 800.
CHARLESTON, May 27.-Cotton quiet, but
steady Gales $50 bales -middlings 27114; re-
ceipts 422
SAVANNAH, May 27.-Cotton closed dull,
at 27; sales $50 bales; receipts 206.
AUGUSTA, May 27.-Cotton market quiet;
sales 329 bales; receipts 30-middling &c.
LONDON, May 27-3 P. M.-Consols 937s.
Bonds 791a.
LIVERPOOL, May 27-3 P. M.-Cotton
tirmer but not higher-uplands liz; Or
leans 11L.
LIvERPooL, May 27-Evening- Cotton
uplands 111s; Orleans 112as; sales of $4,000
bales.
HAvRE, May 26.-Cotton opens quiet,
both on spot and afoat.
HAVANA, May 27-Sugar active, at 8310
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New York correspondent says: The dry
goods market continues depressed The
dlstributive demand and the general COM
plaint is that the mills are either working
without profit or at positive loss Stocks
meanwhile are accumulating, and the talk
is that there will soon be material curtail-
ment of production. Many staple goods
are selling below cost. Leading prints re-
main Mt IL to 121a cents
YANKEE INTENTIONAL temperance So
ciety on new plan has been formed at c..
dar Falls, Iowa. Every member pledges
himself that he will neither ask friend to
take social drink, or drink with friend
but Is not bound by its provisions to abstain
from the drinking of spirituous liquors
when alone, or in case of sickness.
The Chicago Times is Of the opinion that
it is scarcely necessary for the Treasury to
provide sinking fund. Let things run
awhile as they are now running, and the
debt will sink itself-and the whole country
with it,
The negro Albert Tyler, convicted of poi
soning Paulina Hubbard, colored woman,
who denounced him for attempting to vio-
late the person of his step-daughter, child
twelve or thirteen years old, will be hanged
on Saturday, at Richmond, Va.
II say, ma," exclaimed a little mink of
tnlrteen, 10 you know what the pyro-
technical remedy is for crying infant?'
Gracious goodness, me, no; never heard
OF such thing" "Well, ma, it's rocket?'
Nearly all the Paris correspondents say
that Madame Patti will soon be engaged in
O scandalous divorce suit and that most of
her Jealous sister singers will exult over her
misfortune.
Eighteen new cases of smallpox are re-
ported in New York, most of them being of
a virulent character. The patients are usu-
ally removed, by force if necessary, to the
smallpox hospitals.
Snow is still foot deep il. Vermont, on
the Westficld and Montgomery Road.
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is confinement in the penitentiary from Eve
to twenty years. ll,Sa - 9 b,lE egrsIi-1
This morning. four workmen employed
in the Atlantis Rolling Min on opening Cd
blown up and killed. M
,RIoHMoND. May 27.-The State Conven-
tion of eolored men. to consider the exclul
sion of colored men from posts of trust and
profit, and tho jury box, met to-day; 100
delegates present; all parts of the State rep
resented. DR.. Thomas Bayne, of Norfolk,
was chosen President Adjourned.
New York, May 27.-The committees of
Old and New Schools have reported plan
for union.
CHARnEsToN, May Observation-Disclosures
Lloyd, Aspinwall and Havana Sailed
steamer J.. W. Everman, Philadelphia; ship
Amelia, Liverpool 5ITI3C
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-28
Assignee's Sale.

IN t"e matter Of James G. Gi1bes Bank,rp..
JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEEg.
virtue of authority in me vested as Assignee
House, in Columbia. s. c., on MONDAY. the 7th
day OF June, A. d. 1869, at 10 O'Clock, the fJow-
ing property, viz:
bia Railroad Company.
50 shares stock i'll Laurens Railroad Co.
!,5oO shares stock in Columbia Steamboat Co.
1000 shares stock in Charleston Blockade Co
Z3O00 shares stock in city Of Petersburg.
10000 shares stock in Virginia Navy Co.
Cow, pair Horses.
The following Promissory Notes:
o.. ADAMS, Jesse Columbia, s.; Allen, " CASTOR,
H e, 400; Beatty, J, Lexington, ii; Bush. M S.
house rent, Richland, 200; Baughman, " H, Lex, L,
1Pngton. P ~ Baskins & Gilbert: Garner, 1,0OO
Bauskett, John, notes, Columbia 1O17; Bews
Henry, 5,775 Bebo, VI N, dead, Nashville, 10, 900;
Brown Brown L, Winnsboro, 1900: Caldwell, John jr,
dead o oben 2qo orSSsb
100; Caldwell, Hale G, $50; Deveaux, L, Colum,'
bia' 50; nunsford, Rich, 2, Richland, 400; Dent,
Dooiey, w, Lexington, 7.20 Dent, 81 Il, Is; Fair,
DR. 5, Confederate, Columbia, 3OO Fry, R, Lex,
1rStGTn1 1e b2G Ford S Rich Fo1s sumter
Lexington, Il. 40; Goodwin, Thos j, DR., st Mat
thews,, Is; Gouin, j. Newbeny, 774.77; Grady l.
HAWTHORNE, Greenville, 7O3.s5; Gurley F, Colum-
Columbia, 10000; Green, J G, 13 notes, Columbia
6.55S. .SS: Guest, j w, 500; Hill, 81, 500; Hans.
q, 90; hammond, Leroy, dead, Charleston, 75O;
Hains, A. Newberry, 150.9S; Henderson, NJ W, l75;
Horle, John, Columbia, II. SO; Hook, John and AL,
len, 8; Herndon P, Confederate, 400; Johnstone.
NICK, Spartanburg, 375j Kleckley, John, Column
bla, 1875; Lorick, James a, LOG. Is; Lorick G "
Klchland 5O Lorick, G W, Richland 200; Levin &
llkell, Columbia, II; Levin, L T. Columbia, lag:
Lumsden, j j, Columbia 500; McElwee, n, York
or Chester. 60; Mahon, D, Fairfield, is; Murray,
Ed, Columbia 100; Myers, N p, Fairfield, 156; Nc
Queen, S 1, Cheraw, $500; Miles, Sarah Richand,
S20; Minor, & Co. Charleston, 127. .s6; Maybin,
", $500; Nune, Henry, New York, 21O; Nelson,
Daniel, Fairfield, 40; Pearson, G. b, Fairfield,
49, .76 Porcher, j.. Columbia, 1872; Pope, J,
Miss, $3.50; Porter, Capt G, Georgia, $780, Per-
ry.S J, ITO; Randolph, W j, Greenville so; Riser,
n, NewSsTry % lSs 70; Randall J, Chester l2Os
reng, Ge.S2; Sims. g E, Union, roe. &c.. Sims
Smith, 60, Columbia, So Stark, Lamar, 'Colum.
bia. 90 Swinton, H II, Charleston, 10; Sans, 81,
Sl.7O; Sl,,yer, VIM, Columbia 102; Shuldo, A.
S462O; Taylor, A r, Columbia, 2S2; Valentine, Gap.
tain 5, Charleston, 500; Veal Thos c, 1900; Wal
ton, 8 Co, North Carolina, 600; Watson, Ander-
son Co, Edgefeld, 100; Williams, ] P, Columbia,
IS; Weathersbee JiW, 1876; Wardlaw, Walker &
7si.1s TS SnAf'9S''n' is4so;i "s'l4' j. Memphis
Also, a very large number of Book Accounts.
amounting to about $500, 900, a list of which can
be seen by calling ON the Assignee. Those owing
accounts or, notes can settle them. before day OF
sale with the Assignee. 1t will be to their inter
est to attend the sale, if not paid before. Terms
cash. Jii en-. L1929 VIM J. HOKE.
may 10 tuf6 q . sGG.h ~ Assignee.