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New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
oRGANizATIGN or THE BOARD OF POLICE
COMMISSIONERS.

The full Board of Police Commissioners met
at Poke. Headquarters yesterday morning 10 eudeayor
to effect au oselulon Of the Board By the election Of
officers At the meetings heretofore held no one cand
ba,c has than two votes for tho Office OF
President, Tie two Republican members voting for one
their number and the Democrats following their ex
ample. 30 was cowccturcd that Mr. Brennan was the
choice OF the Democratic magutes for the position OF
President. as Dc is of politician than Judge Bos
worth, hs Democratic colleague, ana possessed OI Tue
immense lt1HrI HarH tue position cOnIefs, WOulu run
IN" Police a. JTinIi, much as possible, lh he hlcI
~ Ol The Democratic party. On the other han1 MT.
Wasde choice the Republicans, FOR the rea
q that he the senior member Ou the RcpuDHcan
Fdr and having served Tor considerable tne ln tnc
Board, better acquainted with the work
iugs 0f the Board than his colleague, Mr.. Smith, the
Hcmier recently appointed by the Legislature. Appa'
rCuy long fight for supremacy had commenced Dul Tor
TINS suddenly ended. Yesterday morn
iR Wbt the Board met, Mr. MaHlcTre presented resO
luton that the Hon. Joseph s. BOswOrth be appointed
president ri the Board Of Police Commissioners ana this
unanimously agreed TO. Commissioner Brennan, the
Treasurer ~ the Department, then moved that Com
inissUiC Henry Smith be made Treasurer, and this
announced tho following Committees: On ElccuOnS-
COmmisslOHeis Smith and Brennan. on Station Houses
-COihnsaiuilfs BrcAndu and ManCrTe. The President
eroWcO member Of both Committees At the request
OF e1ItcasIFer brennan, Committee was appointed 70
audit MS accounts for tho year he has held the position
OF treasurer The President named as such COMMITTEE
himself ana commissioners Smith and Manierre. Tho
Board the aOurned 70 meet again this morning. Since
the resignation Of President Acton, an immense amount
of work mas accumulated number Of long sessions
Of the Board Of Commissioners will be necessary iu
order 10 clear II OH President BOswOTs term Of Office
a Commissioner expires the lst Of March next
When should Republican lie chosen by the Legislature
70 OH The vacancy the Board viii be again the hands
OF the Republicans
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
THE ALLEGED FORGED MokIeA'E'

70 TIE Editer Of The 1''o1;1,. oo,+o;rs o
SIR. Your issue of this morning contains =, a
-, - oh.rss made against me by Nathaniel W.
w., ,orj, TO him forged mortgage The mort
vas on lands formerly owned by me- and was sofa
VII m the regular course Of business, without re-
sr.s IN 1sso he forecosed it in 1865 and there being
drseency, he now attempts to obtain 1t from me-
= - irforr,ed that should not be troubled II would
e aliered dent aud the warrant lay In the hands OF
Ra1t Jonrdan for several weeks. preferred TO meet
the false charge squarey ana went before inc ~
LII uil prOof regarding the execution and validity OF
The mortgage having the real estate agent who mace
sale 10 the mOrgagOr with me The prosecutor Iae
reeogu LauCe, upon my counsel Mr.. Douglas Cdm93iL ~
saser perbaps TO pay the money than to fight MT Mo
bot SOME must resist the blaCknalnng NICn
to prevail and choose 70 be one RespeeIm{ ApHII'
ReiC York, May 10, 1869. hObI 1" 4 A
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
noNEsrIC MARKETS

p,,ovyur, Ma5 la-Cotou STEADY and unchaaged hogrZ
more % Se-1, SeSs s, ,1,I d. 6 iss ~ % d. 5o p
80 sod eli 81 wGea du AID lower 'Ae, rs ' n.g g1Is Corr d
ssd lover sas. GOO bush yellow At aaec o4' }5 }l %
HcbVrgrJ. Peun,yyarl Oa75e Coffee steadI ko @
Ssg. and MoAsse unchanged Pro'oH' unchanged "A '''
" g,S NAV Cotton quiet; Mddheg upaud at sc fouT
5 demand light; Iova'l snyeIage 20 20 20 90 40
~ ss 5SG IS 25 Fa 80 tG ~ rs Hsstsg1 saPefae
an ocs VALLEY a+2 10 Corr doll prime %@1s y,a4, at 70, ~ &
Yellow aai oats dp a at WIZ VIII sm p ssd scarce sale. at I
PIoS5, FIN Nav acoon steady MdOss 2 MddnS
& Ss goa q, S s @ Ugh. w1pper ts ~ for
aan9T1g d i, Il ii & R. 'o@Sss ' s6.,d OATS 'saJ
R,on RE i5y 5, At Ca. s'R f sides Siss SIDES 67 Me''
P%s Es,SsIc ,sIS Nay a.Feqr @ and unchanged whsa, s%
5.S a S,s EoS No. STsaiss T 81 ~ 9ys 900 bush
aTIhfI NUN All and higher s.e. bush New 6aaSS
s choice Kndhd n zoe Oats better sales 81 % S.s
Wsq az M TnOihy At 81 PorI steady s3 80 for heavy Mess
Lard & Canal 70 doT F[fs gsasSS S5's1pfd y for the Interior R,.
. ,nd sales 81 100 eos a. 70 S,Ss 81 % Sp, SS RS
noIsrss demand sales Of o ba;a s1eyeoIs.S I1S ., ST. ~ u
so su'S ,Sd 900 Ia.h White Canada at e Corr 9a ..s;
y s bush Tsw nO, Rvsrst &C and io s sS'S IA ssW ws.
ihSS' a hs.y ~. Ry ard Peas inactive Meal g p ss NH
nun 'hSI. Sa..
ys &c. EwYOI Lunbs - % g % The huasoS SsSy H'' %
S%d sG.Sl9 ss&.s:t @ s: 3 aSasnd s o.'. %Aa ga.
GHanSsS a. demand ba ibe supply hight sales at esd7Oe for No
Rye 7s dali TS5scS 1%% sS'RIs p GOD r. S:nasa s
ShI g. sm & e noe y a.1sSs Ssas b"i h 's a.s a for
si S sides nth p1,S.s dong IsSst psSn e'1 eo h
shoSasr,a adIl 6SiaISaS aaS.y S close S,'''
acScise MAJ i9-F9P5 HOd'I.Isy IS's pspi To- No.
a 81 Chang: q sss 6s, SS1 srnsr r% a0S
nGSS f s 81 sl.sa ,ISSESs,,
ssse ilt . ns sSSe no'ss' at A' " h' common to
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
"WEDNESDAY. Nav 1g-P. II

Gold opened at 142, sold at 1929 1923 144t,
1l3l closing at 1884. The Iceariugs at the Gold
Exchange Bank were 1922 900, and the balance,
G,7l3,l2i 45.
The market was the of intense excitement, and
the advance made from Washington that Sec
retary Boutwell, would discontinue his sale OF gold aud
purchases Of bonds These rumors were without foun-
daton but the market completely under the control
of speculative influences that the advance was assisted
bv large purchases from outside operators.
Government bonds strong and active during the
early part Of the day Gs Of 1881 sold at 1874 62Os,
1892 1921 Gls, u7iall7i 6js, lisl New bonds sold
largely at 12Oial2O lO4Cs, loI currency 6s were IN
demand at 1913 9lO3
Tho second purchase OF bonds for the SINKING tund
took place at the SubTreasury at noon. Tho total
amount Of bonds offered was Sl4OOO at figures ranging
from c4 70 ll755 the prices being exclusive OF accrued
interest which the Government pays 10 the sellers IN
ooi, pbs accauted bids were as follows
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
Total amount" ? ,0OO,O'O

Total bonds offered. ............... - l+oOtO
These purchases fully per cent under the regular
quotations.
At the close the runors from Washington causing the
advance in gold had depressing effect upon the bond
market and prices were from l02 per cent lower than
the highest quotations At the close the market was
steady.
State bonds were dull with small sales New Tennessee
per cents sold al 651aG5f; Georgia per cents, 951
North Carolina new per cents 5E Missouri per CENTS
ssg Railway bonds were firm, with good investment
demand for the rsclass bonds Pacific Mail was steady
ON the announcement that the usual quarterly dividend
would be paid June quicksilver sold at l'; Western
Union Telegraph, AaA3; Delaware and Hudson lSt'
Express shares were neglected. with the exception OF
Wells Fargo. which sold at 3il.
Railway shares were firm, with general Improvement
I'm prces The most active stocks were HewYork Cen
trail Reading Michigan Southern. the Northwestern
sb area Rock Island, and Fort Wayne Hudson sold at
1874, Illinois Central 49, Michigan Central IN; Panama
s2O Cleveland and Pittsburgh e3 Lake Shore lo6t@lOc
81. Paul Common, 77i97Ti; st. Paul Preferred, SIT;
Ohio and Mississippi common sold at S4i; OhlcaRo
and Alton 1877; Eew-Jersey Central, il9i; Hannibal
aud ST. Joseph 116allGi. There was good
demand for Michigan Southern at l0aalo7G Della
ware Lsckavanna and Western sold at lis3
NeyYork Central opened At 1884 sold tS7t closing 1t
1864, Harlem sold at l47i Reading, %5a98 Northwestern
Common and Preferred excited, under large pnr
chases 10 cover shorts tho former cold at i and the
latter at O4 Rock Island depressed by speculative
saes and did not sympathze with the balance OF the
market II IA reported that the cques who held the
stock and advanced the price IO went short OF New
York Central and North Western shares and sold Rock
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby avon by the Com-

h
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the Com
maione sinking Faul Of bs CITY Of Nes York that pu
the Of act entitled Az act 10 authorize ne con
ueton Of Railroad through TwenJihst, 10 the City Of NeS
York" passed Nay 1862 they will sell at pqbe aueo1 IN the
DAY June second 1861 a, u & to tie highest bidder same
night pueg and abs to construct operate and use r.9ad
proper Working through oug aud Tstnithirs
Il 5d !4S S q ,4. 4ss sSi iSiI sonsT GI rs. ''' '
.5,s 5 On inI 5 P0l e 9 S oS or o the day sale n
al complete said road aud equip !h same WIN ne ea.,iss b @
LEGAL proceedings which are cuTe from constructing OF com
% deemed or asen to ne pa ofhe @e which the to be
@4 b said g Or O1s, s ,s So s1s 1.@ ae Si's s he
approved By tie sad Commissioners eonauonel 0 L a ~ ss
d Said railroad ba be The most approved plsn
s he cnTaeon Of c,y railroads. used upon the
street railroads a Phad,DAa commonly called PsnGsPIa oT T , d
shall be subject to such reasonable roles aud Regulations ~
ordnance prescribe and the said party Or VII o
said railroad charged BY other ey IANosaS u
Taird In the construction operation Of uch railroad upon the
route should sIh corporation deem nec
'1y proper TO a1 upcu 1ssa' .. use any % m or bev are sa
t6oried by upon inters'c ard use t6e same
W The psaton re made erer !hsn the anoaui Of
.scS sAl ee aseeel aqd Determined y ;S
manner PiG idsl eJ 5 ~ ~, o. Of e,d
,s' 3 ~ M tss H. sS BASED April second Eighteen hundred and
sa Aa3 shcai hrea be required 70; hs
r 6 ,ss p eooriou ha be 1abe TO .grse With ih,
= sE to use or title naaer ,pee ia the fourteenth
tAsesih '.fe,i1 sS @ ss8I Eighteen bustist
av except that q tue proceedings 1r ssy OF me ppo
shall NOT be that tne petition 70 tl'
Sgpm a .h make agsto1s Of or reference to ineor
p,idn capital stock u tie tHE oi az Ger
ife atfan Bat all of said street for tue pnr
pa,s raroad Authorized by sal act shall be considered pa
a. uso consistent with the fr which the MAYOR Alerneo an
Common -v ssd street Nothing IN The sad ec
rogfslei shall auoH ALLOW the existence Of more tan '"o aeA
IN part II sat street
Fg1 Tie Leg,aiuTe the ght to alter amend or repeal
The giving authority construct and operate such af9d
Fa payasut into the CITY Treasury VI e amount 81 the sd
I ie ctecnton approval Of he said bond aai the eIeeu
don of an agreement b. perform conditions ald puauous herein
expressed will deliver 90 the parry or parties n
ND 10 tie sane 40 aresAd certificate that he or they are entitled
20 such gral- 4. -. ... a., q. h.{,,
S. Tie Commissioners leserIe me shtto 0' anJ ~ ~ Os's
made frau.ulentIy eoIusively,
OAKEY HALL Mayor.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
PETER d SWEEEY, Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACKErT, Recorder. M
JOHN MOORE. Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Aldermen. .
PETER CULKlN, Chairman Finance COMMITTEES,
Board OF Assistant Aldermen -
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
Dated Esw-York, NAV h 1859
T10D : Al y Q0O Shares CoDital Stock UNION
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Iox,oS Ma1 l9 open 92A for money and @i ior
onst United Twenty bonds quiet aud eAdy al
81 stscs. are steady. Efir l9 Illinois Cehra ~ ~,
f,vvrpo0t lg-il =. mtoioH opened dul hihng Ns
nj gdsg orleans lLL Wheat, $40 ceAtl f0r No ked
Western. n
G3l 81 per tun . A., r. r.,,i.. L.. night closed
An ~ giI for the Oh Issue. ,-.--..t-,
MAJ ls- States Five Twenty Bonds are quiet
Al -9i stools steady Eric l9i; Illinois 9f , ,,,.,
IIyKHPoor NAV FL m-Cotion is hhti hdimg VPanI
ma MddHpg Orats, llldnd Cheese SI eN1 "i H' O''
srHr Nav ia-Con opened fat Tres odaaTe on h' spot
A FN
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

attracted by the oucres and resistance 9t the child who
was very much terrified at being In CUSTODY ana on earn
ING from her that her mother had intended TO visit Stew
arts store at Broadway and Ienthst, they TOOK the
frightened girl I'm charge aud attended her there After
waiting few minutes the mother Of the child made her
appearance and thanked the ladies for their kindness
She had missed the girl after she was taken INTO Gus
odv Inv the officer and had vainy searched along Broad
way for her The complaint In the case was taken and
the case set down for hearing DeIOre the Commsone
Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per VSssslt Ia1iT0adf. dRi N0rh Rirrr
M, i9-I52 2 hush Wheat ~ iI bush Corn 57l bu'h oats
H, Barley 2l bush Peas, ~ bales Cotton
n s bbl, Four bb. Cora Ma 1000 bags Corn Meal 5S
~ R,sre Petroleum bbs Spins Turpeune $40 bbt k"so
gl mi. po % ptgG Beef 80 pigs Out Meat ~ pigs lhd w
pkg Ashes pigs Stean 25Yi bags Batter ItZ Peg uns 10
- T.uos 10 pkgs or pigs Dried Fu IL bbls Copper
g6bbs WHISKY yI Sbls Eggs lgl bales Wool bas Hemp 20
80. Hons Leather 29 hdls Hides t3l bids Iobaeeo "
,. apd Tobacco, il bbs hoses ~ pkg cei Vo pEG"
Stareb IS biss Peanuts pfgs BeewsI 90 bA Binds
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

who are occupying or who may occupy Safes In
said Vault are informed that two cspacious Safes.
6xs feet set aside for the atuitOus storage OF
SILVER WARE and other VALUABLEs, while tho
owners are absent from the city. To those desrous
Of obtaining the greatest security for their valuable
papers we would state that there are still few
Safes to be rented in the SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT Of
this Rank,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

Island alone with the intention Of breaking the markets
in doing they sold large amount Of stock but DID not
succeed In causing the desired panic The stock 1t is un
dersood passed into the hands Of parties interested
In the NewYork Central Consolidation, and Its future
rnoyemepts will be noted with much interest. Fort
Wayne was firm at 15B015sl. closing at 1877 At the
close the market was steady on the general list
RewYork Central after selling at lS7t reacted to 1885,
closing at 1s6els64
The following were the closing quotations Of Goven-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

% eS1$o 50 for good steady and active S6 259
Stee -
ST. LOUIS NAY lsoba steady fan prices CotonEoihing
doing Flour heavy and unchanged Wheat declined 50ioc s at
81 Sd&l % for good TO prime; % for choice aney
No Spring l?aS l3 No. Spring sl6.asll1 sm at
6S60c In saels oSD5Ie Mixed IN bulk 6600e Barley
quiet 81 e5 for good Spring Rye ha SI l7gs 90 WHISKY
g3e Provisions quiet Pork S3l Dry Sailed loose
Bacon Shoulders 2 Clear BIB sde l6lele; Clear i6ic
CanVad Sugar Cured Hans 9d2O Lard steady lc
es Cattle quiet at S4d 90 6 gross steady al
for medium heavy S5279s7 Or light Reeeps-Rca 200 bb
Wheat q 900 bush Oats, 500 buah
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

o bs abu,tv but that this rule did mot apPS SS Rad
The nerson had never been known as Ainers acts
not held himself out as security @ O nisdirectiOn by the
fNatarf
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
HATONtL SArIsss BANK or NHEELlSs
WurrLNG March p. 1858 :
no THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR

III RFNCY Washington, D. Q; :, = !,
certified Of Section 4L of TIE At OF
Cnss entitled Act 10 provide National Currency secured BY
pee Of Uued Bonds and provide FOR the circulation and s
son thereof" approved Juue 1854 tba meeting Of the Stef
koers the NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING located
Wheeling m Of West Virginia duly not 6ed and ed gursu
ant 10 law pd tbe Of Association Of said Bank, st tue o OF
M Association Wheeling sforesa the h day Of January 1902
voted by the Shareholders Association owning than
ts Of rs stock said ASSOCIATION ao liquidation and Be
closed ,-.--..,--
sElL oE rHE BANK In testimony whereof have b. niruetcu
Of Board of Directors Of d AssoeiAlon hereto sues
dsv ,rd ,e,r above written. y p HILDRETH, Cashier.
NOTrCE-The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING,
ord under OF entitled An Act 70 provide Ma
@ ueney secured pledge United States Bonds and TO
vide for te redemption thereof approved June s. 1905
ior,eI =, Wheeling Of West Nirgna closing u
, An note holders of said Association
therefore 70 present The notes ad other claims agnn
the Association for paymeBl b. p AlLDBkIll, CsshsL
Dated March ~ 1862
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
THE MARKETS.
LCn.fulIr reported for TEE Tplrrrr.l
this Bank,

lCMeiullJ reported for TRE TRIBuSEl
MI. WEpNEsDAY. May 70. 1859
AsHESThs market quet bat steady sales Of ls bbs at $3.50
eB Pots Pearls nominal ".. III
COTTOE-Ihe has been increase In the bnne and with
buoyahey gold former retained bat the market aet tohe
closes barely sesdy as Of 68 bales as last eVenng Of which
s we're taken by spinne al By speenato and S By exporters
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
JAY COOKE g. Co.

SAFES TO LET ny THE NATIONAL PARK BANK IN
THEIR BURGLAR AND FRE-PRooB VAULT.-Parties
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the LAKE sUPB
RIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS, FREE OF UNITED
STATES TAX, secured by 1,632OOO acres of chsico
lands and by the railroad, its rolling stock and fran
chises and yielding in currency nearly TEN PER
CENT PER AHNUM We recommend these bonds as
desirable investment for persons collecting MAY
CoUPoNs. Holders Of SEQ BONDS can exchange at a
profit Of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
one per cent in gold additional income. A limited
amount for sale, and full particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE g. Co.
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS of the ROCKFORD Rock
ISLAND, AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, princ-
pal and interest payable in gold free of Government
tax Large purchases of these bonds have been made
on foreign account, and offer only a very limited
amount We recommend the bonds as one of the
best secured and most profitable investments on the
market. HENRY CLEws Co.. BANKERS
No. % Wall-st.
M A -.. .. .. ... .,.5
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
A SBURY
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

This Coupauy issues policies Of life contingencies
EXECUTIVE COSNrrEA v stout H. j. Baier John Ehot' j.
b niekinson Albert CLARK, C. G. North. James Bishop.
OgrcEAsL Bangs Presdeut George Elliott EcePesdent aAd
secretary; r.. McCiutock. ActuarT.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

NOR SALE-3OO Shares Capital Stock UNION
i PhCIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY WM A. GIESl. 2 WslLst
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

National BANK of NORTH AMERICA OF
~ NEWYORK-NOCB Is HEREBY GIVEN that vote has been
resolved resolution u the shareholders own
txos upward Tie stoe that tbs Association 60 INTO
ODATON and BIZ CLOSED asi that tie Association closing
M lis AFFAIRS accordingly. . , -, -,
% br, fhe Bank and all other creditors thereof
hereby noticed present said notes and other claims aganst s
Association at the Bank CAc No a at 10 INC w
NpvYor By order Of the Bosrt ~ Dree0NDaei NesfOfk
April l5 1879 JNo ); DoNALDSoS' FtesIsas l.
h, reorganzed state Institution and eondooAnt
a sr.ts As
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20


IUPREAK COuKr-ClKCulT-PAKl
at DO
1907. .Sharkey ast. Kelly, Sheriff
l49i..Ysn Allen agL ANA Nat
bank
1875. .Stettt cmeT ct al agt ROths
cbdI ct aL
1859. Burger et al. agt. Devlin e. a.
1875. n. Y. Guardian and Ind, Co
agt frtL
1913. .Gr0cers Nat Bank Of n. J.
agt GreneE
l695. wells q 3D. agt Gordon.
i7Ul. Hanover z. los. Go. ast g. 4
A. Il. r. Go.
sUPRKME COCBr-ClHCCfT-PARI
1898,
75i..AtvsoJ. Assignee, &c. sgt
Kelly. SlerL, &c.
1860. Nat sros \ Leather Bank
ort CARTS eta
1902. Nat Shoe x Leather Bank
agt Curtis et al
t224. .lieiuabs, Jr. agt Ameruan.
lJ52. .PicSersg.ll ct al. agt De Col
curia.
ls16. Sinner 4-t Bush.
gJ4d. .GL Western lHS Co. sgt.
EOop % al
1907 NrEmaB ggt. Hicks.
1885. ,R1ssuILaL &c., sgt Petare.
l45S. .hrst Nat Bank Of Cin, at.
Kelly. Sh'f &c.
SUPREME COUKT-CIRCUlT-PAR'
1853
265. Carow 1rt Kelly
1854. Cosgroye, art ogden 81 ST.
62i..iiarus Mtg %. al McCume
etaL
89l. Walker at. Kellv.
l45l..lorcirus agt shaw.
2lj..MscetOua agt heliT, Sheria.
1913. .Schvarh et glaet Merchants
Uu. Express Co.
T92. LengielloW et a. agt De Voc
q aL
lOJ7. McMiI'en art Rillsk0pE
6pPKEHE COUKr-SPECIAL TRRi
iO:N
Issues Of Il
346. .Fl-nn agt Flyun.
ll5..NHu BtI- agt Finch et al
ltS. Walker aga Decker
S2G. MARKS tgt Huclir et al
3fs. .Drmarest agt Van Oorot. Aec
35g..Stutt et al ACT Walter.
Hidow. Xxx. Sc. et a.
tl6. .EuLbtlI at Yoa SchOenng
staL
49I..O'CouHor sgt Se1nlon.
293..A.hH0rih l-L French.
$50. q aJgf oo1 e. a.tgt Melville.
Tt..Hrr1ri 90 a., agL L'FDltt
SrFS.ME COUNr-CEANBEES-CI
Call Ol Calel
u. .Srofcl1 80. Walk.
s8..La.r agt. Hobbs et al
o.. .Wa''Itgc e. al. sgt Peltop
81 a.
62. .WA1HIge Ct al agt Haller
nap.
70s. .Th, People, &c, Meveaoy
EIG tl.h.u.
81. .B.1.rer s-L Newton.
73..Arirevs AZ Gienville
N0o.-u Co.
SUPEMoE COUET-rRIAL TERN-l
la
sl1. .Bromherg at O'BrieB, Sher.
D. &c.
sSl. .Jacsrr e al sgf Fseer. &c.
1O9. EeHer at Mit.uacll
9!t..Lsa a-t Lew.
s85. Farmer 81. Nslloy.
3J...W alley agt aikeu.
set.U..ls,'say agi. J. ueh, SheT-
if Sc.
70. .MtCI4Jl at. Bell
IrPEEIOa COUKr.-IHlAJ Trim
opens 90
CO. .Huflcg-l. A3'r agt Crisialar.
sD1..ONrilsct Dickinson.
Tl5. .Glel.es $40. Hitchcock.
pf..EeaH rst Eoay.
R6..Sc...f a-t MARKS
J3t..Ai.crf.. sgt Al.erton ct al
S3o..H.c-srlsJn O. al agt Winter
,tal
sc. .NcGuth at. Beh
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go. Freebooter AIT. Gucker /
-. .Iierymau ago. Hitchcock.
Us. Gr Ig,a..ai.e srLI3gEs 20 a. /
6Jo. .WuzeHs-t DlusIOTs, PTesi- /
lDt &c.
60. .Frtre'cl e a. agt Rosen.
tLlI
&c. Ne-ks 1gt Nsr,b1L
80. .AlHrreUu al. IOOseL ]
COzEgN pLELs-ILlAL TERM
Cvuf. Opeus
5sl.Js.e, at. L'ehsE [
i93..lla"ver AIT. Beekman FIRE
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