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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

JUSTICE WELSH PRESENTED WITH A SWORD
An interesting ceremony took place in the Magistrates
room. at the Tombs, at 9 o'clock on Tuesday morn.
ing. Justice James II. Welsh having been appointed
Paynlaster of Col. Mcleod Mnrphy's regiment, his
associate Justices, Kelly and Osborn, as well - the
Clerks Of the Police Court and Special Session. re-
solved to present him with a sword sash and belt,
previous 10 departing with his regiment Justice Os-
born having been chosen to present the testimonial,
did 30 in the following language:
JUDGE WELSH: am deprted, on bebaf OF your as
yocates Justices aud Ce to present YOU on tue eve oi your
OF with thie oxen OF ther
for YOU the pooD which hold % oy and In
which Won have been houored by the Government VI ne
live STATE aud city, To individually tue duty oil present.
iny you with this Sword affords than ordinary sop
Having known from infancy nave "sanea you.
progress lie with than ordinary interest," Happy
hating Won as an able and efficient asst st In suhodi-
nate sion felt satisfied when, ny the Voc OF your ieow-
citizens YOU ere upon the bgh position which
for several wears you have 60 hsnoEaoly tlled
You another fed OF service, AID yonr COMPANIONS
friends aud country men, fear but .nat In lay aside
dor brief time hoprl the mantle Of civil authority yoo
will weld the sword Of justice iu defense o the flag OF your
country with the acry and ysor which have sclassed
yor In your pacific calling. . 90,
60 then duty calls and &c essnred carry with
Won The beat wishes of untold numbers Of ,mpshizD eads
r your heuh aud prosperity and earnest desire hat tss
cause which has called you from our midst may be PeedIy
brough. 10 successful issue.
Judge Weleh made few remarks in response, thank
ing his friends for the kind manner in which they had
complmened him, assuring them that his eond1et On
the battlefield should he such to cast no dsbonot
UPON the glittering steel he had received.
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Grlun Mann
TnKsnAI. MAY q. z. Y

There was q more active market ut the morning
Board, and stronger feeling generally in the fancies
although the movement IL still mainly confined 10
street operators. large proportion OF the transac'
tons were regular stock taken 10 cover maturing
contracts. Bat for this demand from the bea's the
business Of the Boali would be very limited. There
WAS very little disposition shown 10 operate On tine
either for tho rise or fall the speculation being checked
by the desire for further deveopmensof the iehuoS
of the Government. 1t ia generally conceded that
any imnortant success ob!sined by the Federal
troop, in the fr,t movements Of the canIaign,
would produce a sharp rally In the Stock market,
not only by inducing a speculative acuon
On the part Of the bulls, but by inspiring confidence in
the investing casses among the plbic in the securities
dealt in at the board. The upward tendency OF prices
is no doubt checked somewha, at present by the un
favorable returns from the traffic of the Western roads
The comparison with last year is hardly fair one as
the third week Of May in that year was an unusually
largo one, by Of the holding Of the Chicago
Convention, and other causes; while this year tue
traffic has been unfayon,by Influenced by tho currency
panic which las embarrassed travel aud the movement
OF freight. The most Important advance to-day was In
Illinois Central the transfer books OF which reopen on
Saturday II is anticipated that tho scarcity OF ceit
Gates on that day will be very great, ana theie
was large demand, sales Of 100 shares being mace
at 60, against 81. yesterday New.Yoik Central was
steady ut 4 v cent advance but quiet. Erie was IN
good demand at 22I against ~ yesterday. Consider
able amounts of this stock have been sent abroad re-
Gently and cash shares are scarce. In the western
shares generally, there was an improvement but no
important change. Between the Boards, with moder-
ate transactions quotations were firm. Illinois Con-
trail advanced to 20, New-York Central TO 72t, and
Eric to 22i, &C. At the Second Board there was no
activity but quotations were generally well sustained
The advance in Illinois Central continued and ii sold
for the opening bie III, while 6s seller ten show
ing very sharp corner. Pacific Mail was again bet
ter, touching So, and the whole market closed
steady In Border-State bonds the market was
firm at the opening but fell of slightly
in closing transactions. Tenuessees were heavy
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LAZY INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-aAr 8-sofSTs
yudl. NfIsoS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-aAr 3-SofSIs
Judge NEIsoS.
sryryycy OF THREE cOUgTERfEITERs-A SLAVE
TRADE PERJuErR, AND FIFTEEN huiiskEks.
The Courtroom was crowded with spectators this
orpps IN an patton Of the sepeuces 10 be pronounced on
the various prisoners no had been convicted during tho pas.
few weeks The fire. prisoner brought M for sentence was
II ,iore Bender convicted Of psssng counterfeit eoin
Mr. Spencer counsel stated several mitigating circas.an
o., in tic prisoners iaror and s,ked modified sentence
Tho Judge s,ked tie prisoner Le had thug why
sentence shou not DO pronounced upon him. The prisoner
replied that he poo hard orkn, With family de-
upon him support Thai he had received tue cen
Pom persous ard had passed ii not that 1t wss
counterfeit II The Court would consent be would liks 70 JON
the army. ~
one although ample oppounde. had bean Afforded nm o.
showing that he be possessed OF the mercy inhoocm
had ed 20 do The Court would, however irpoo sn
upon him. namely, uiponmen in the Seeee r'oh
Sing Sing for year ,..x -
Powell Lope and Michael ssas.sIe, Iaisr con,Sssa o,
passg oGnlerie coin, sentenced 10 TIC S'a's i "
Sing Srg for year - ID ,o,.h Ria.
Tie Dir,rlos Attorney moved for sentence upon huaoph
nenbrrr convicted OF perjury In se swesp " ~
sry responsibility upon becoming bondsnsh 70. @ as
Orion NJ Jonas fhipA his counsel m9'eu @ o a.
anen, on various technical grounds which tue 'udse oVes
ruled. . -, A., =, t.... .r, A. ,,,.o
ner Is months and tho efita % nieo 'as
ays Jrdae tLer address the prisoner as foloHs: . .
oaesse this ss'is actory proved oy sh"
sv,snrc and conn ted under segsvang oircrm
s.snee aud 9m Icas sP2aea EsehSeace Iasi' aua con
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r AwRENCE WATER.CURE aud HOTEL,

-
Ernd oeriag IN is excellent 5rrerfemens better adysn
than other iusi1on IN; Aed "ll De opened
st. every Tope;t abe Sgnncr residence Tor pleasure
seekers and qes snd pe4sn; eties 9 eis9s ou, Of leah
Bsieboro is we'd known possessing local advsrtages usrI'
other place H. his country Itousnds Of pcoe
Coming every part Of glorious Uu'n have made tier
during the last "oyhye years and nave ta
10 their homes charming ecocors Of the salpbdy ald Inty
of it, air tie cool and refreshing springs It's beautiful scenery
fbe hotel department # the hoGse viii be kept liberal plan
tie aod he sgch give Cutfe
ssa ton o both eut I'd bosrders. Tie bath rooms
s parts Of the establish De. and tlS ster used f. Pely
pure an cor. eonn de,iy tin the ounsn j ing' me
II may be well sse that Grseboro' odes through Its
welcondueed end highly successful schools great facilities for
parents desiring to give to their Children while staying here
Conmune ious s, TO terms, &C., addressed to EMU
APFELbEM win receive prompt attention and sn Annedias
ks'Enrsczs: Samuel B. James, e;q' Y0rssn, u Hash
BoSne, esq NeyYo.k City BEN amin Collins esq, New
Yerk cityi sehsiewi9d esq hew:iSIa City, Cbs.le'
YORK City, Louis G-ossmsn, esq New ok Ciyi Alfred
scbsmerhorn, esq. kew.Yors City Gns,sy1 sehwsb esq
New Y0k Ci &C Nae1 Van. 40 s.q n se.!y Gy ..id W% ~
tor D. C. Philip Wel. esl. Brs,tleboIo' VI II. We'sn
donck esq. EewYo,h City; Charles A. CLIFTON. ESQ New
x City P'S s. oSesTsy e'q ss NsT1Ss S.y ss6 sJ New" me
ciy ws',shss NJ p Dorshs'is5 M.'s, n.,I L
teal @ III Hc JsnO T. H.Iyey. waAbigstSan D. O. a,c M'
Ssis e JaSgs fyes BraitobosOI W.. Samuel Dei'on
ssq., Bra,'lsbOTo,'VI -------.--
nEEKsKIIL WATER-CURE, al Peekskill,
I NY, conducted By d. 4 GORT0E, ~ d.
CIV Rsi-Tepces-The hon. JOHN b. sCH0LES, 10:
B,,k1nant, T. ~ HARRIS. ESQ., No 38e BTosdwe5i CtAs'
T. NOBLE, esd No ~ Spuace'st-
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closing at y cent decline OH yesterday prices.
Missouris cold % considerable extent, and are per
cent lower. Yirginas plenty, but are iim Mt
49, while offered at ~ seller thirty. North Carolnhs
fell OF Ier cent. Government Securities were heavy
especiny late in tie day. There is considerable
amount Of the loan, awarded Saturday, On the mar
kei and "a es have been made at Sjl. Al the Board
the Coupon Bonds were sod at Sj3 against 20 yester'
day. and Registered at s7I In one case the accrued
nieres, belongs 10 the seller and in the other to the
buyer The Fives Of 1871 cold At 49, The ast prices
were: Tennessee 6s 43a433; Virginia Gs, 4S0iSi;
Missouri 6s, 4l!anl; Pacific Mail, 6ii aGji New
York Central Railroad, ,2l a72l; Erie Railroad, 22i
a22i; Hudson River Railroad, 81, as; Harlem
Railroad, IO.alI; Harlem Rsilroad Preferred,
800 Reading Railroad. 81 93lli Michigan Gen.
tral Railroad, Al ilI Michigan Southern aud North
ern Indiana Railroad lllaIIli Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Guaranteed 25s 26B; Panama
Raihoad, IO3 Ol; Illinois Central Railroad, '0ia1;
Galena and Chicago Railroad, j7aa5'I; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, %, 022li Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad 322033; Chicago, Burlington, and
Quincy Railroad 81 a So; Illinois Central rs, 9O@9I.
There bas been fair amount Of business in foreign
bs for this mall but at the close the quotations are
not sustained. In view of tue large amount OF gold
the opening Of the market very firm in their de-
mands, but were afterward more yielding. Sterling
ranged from 1913 to 1861 and heard OF bankers sg'
natures a, 1867. Francs were j.4O9539. The South
ern bills belonging TO Southern banks which have
heretofore been upon this market have been sent for
ward for acceptance 10 large extent and held Tor ma'u
riy. The Southern banks have very large amouhts' 10
their credit in London and Paris.
Freights-To Liverpool, ,O00 bales Cotton At 3lod'i
60 pkg- Talow and 10 do. Lard at o.; l3o bbIs.
Wheat at g. 3d.. 10000 bush. Corn in bags Mt 3d.
10000 in bulk on private terms, and 2S,Uoo bnsn.
Wheat at 81 l0d., in bulk and bags. To London;
81 900 bush. Wheat at 81 lld in bulk md bags, and
5000 btls. Flour at 2s. Cd. q 2s. ID. To Glasgow;
COCO bush. Wheat in bags at 9ld. To Iinyre: E,OOO
bush Wheat at l7c, in bags. ship TO Bordeaux
with Slaves private terms. A bark with 5000 bush
Corn for Cork with orders at lld in ships bags; and
vessel with Leaf Tobacco TO Liverpool on private
terms.
The business Of the Snb-Tressury was: Receipts
sI,l73,O3 OF; Payments, $Ei,90j i6i Balance, $lo'
O75367 IS.
The receipts at tho SubTrcasuy, on account OF the
new loan, have reached nearly four millions, although
payments were not required until iar into June.
The ST. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad earned
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on in society appeared you bad been for many years en-
gAsed bUsiss of conde'spie nss
niDd.you wore therefore, man who understood thS
engaged IA and canno, even IA charity oe
ha; YOU have igooranly In this nsac spprMeo
the the Oin had sailed from his port ior ace
bad there board Of slaves for ans 10
had been cs2,ued and 'ont 70 this post Tor 1ndemns
va. belled by Government together With the csea
for beBs in the slave trade tie vessel and cargo Des
vslpeo 900 Some rtrsigers-ioIegnes-c ID -
ceimaLts the propeuypr0baD persns VINO nad ocen
District Court they had gh ed, ery Of the propertyto
the b. Tie Nsha their siDg a!factofy security roi ,nc
value OF the ship and In cse 81 conden,
security standing the place u Va. red-vey lon oneIe
tie Court became nscessyto ice tde oath as 20
responsibility se the requi ed bmdouble the amouot
Of the pi"pefy apprssed-i ~ Co, which you did
The ell ~ condemn ed az LevlEg
represented the vsue T the resoec TO or
tie purpose Of accounting the Government for t' value
nothing The result TIE 90 was only de.
sGded 0 the property but the engaged 10 this IN
mou. traffic became possessed q We have strong suspicion
that conp,ed with these cuanstnese WHO
gaged IN the ,aveadeto d-fGud Goyernmen and thss
You con ed the crime knowingly II has been subject of
complaint Ia he Federal CoDrt this cry that bail OF this
las been frequently paGcd upon he officers justice,
end that great H. justice has beep done thereby.
first that before me OF perjury sho
bound H. and IL and make u
pie IS f3 the purpose Of having s proper nnenee ana
upon ycDse but upon the public, WIN view c 40
moDhing por that Of this description w Do ads
sty punished We viii therefore seutence you TO the osts
Prison Sing Sing for i've ears, and 10 pay hne OF
in the msny board ship Chlenge were sent 70
plscswefs Island for three honas Woodbury. james
Mnnroo end John Fleming implicated In the same oos
~no toos less sVe part IN It, were sent TO
who refused do daty place year.
All these prisoners ae colored men.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

Jhe sterling upr tno.s Of the b,nksr' Of the CITY OF New
YoIk widely Known. Their sspsityrrs s heio'e istr
al under the circumstance ard l. bot proper that hey should
meet with pronp, broad deDi the loose ana oenoed
as.eriou Exeeency the Governor Of Georgia so iars
thsy sfeet thofn. ,,..- -. :, .
The position taken by you thAt business obia" mus %
respected wel ordinary times 'hGIiI c. ~
Tespect II robc well OF loyal States henehion sos
pciihcr The North South for repndisO p o
vilutls posoDs; aud when the rSciieHen' |hicn nv
d-tTbs tie country shal have ssyed no ope lew '
cosrase plead for Gislegordirg rs
have he honor to be, very rcspeetsiy y.,nss;GAN
To John A. Stevens osq. President Bank OF oontsVe
George Coe PFesdent Of tie American EAehsose "A W
others.
Tie discount on Virginia and North Carolina funds
has advanced 5 y cent on Saturdays rates, caused
mainly by the stopping Of all the mails south oi WISH
iDgton.
Judge McAr;hur of the Milwaukee Circuit Co"u
pronounced the stay law Of that State unconstitutional
Us clearly tending to impair the obligation OF con-
tracts"
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks,
made mp Yesterday afternoon, presents the ioilo"-
ing aggregates, compared with those OF the previous
week;
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SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the APP

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the Ap-
pcaon Of the Board Of Supervisors Of the County d New.
York relative Acquiring and Taking Laud for the Building Of
House in laid county Purlesn TO The provisions OF an
Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Newlo entitled An
Ac, to enable the Snpe.ors Of the Couny OF &C
qe and take Laud for the Building Of Court o lse in aid
County sed April 10 1901 the Beard Of Supervisor Of tho
hereby give notice that they ineud 70
the Supee Court Of the State Of NewNoTk
st Special Term Of the said Cout to be held a, the City Hall
in the Ciy Of New YORK. Friday the lt day Of June 1901
the opening Of the Court st day. or e' soon W
be hesrd praying for tie appointment Of three Com
m oneIs sppsc value Of the land proposed 10 be lc
en ed and taken for the purpose herenbere enoned hs
the lands and peme proposed be acquired and taAen Ge
bonded and described Is follows, to wit; n -,
All that certain piece parcel OF laid tua.fd In e of
Ward ofhe City Of New or and bounded and detoed as o
lows wit.
Commencing at point on tie souherly side Of Chambers
street distant feet nom the nohwey corner OF the
building used for Court puIposes and 'front.'
ssd running thence westerly aens the
esid Chambers three hundred ana twenty
feet running souhery Lnc parallel with bIoaa@ '"o
hundred feet thence running eastey and psieue WIN
bers street three hundred twenty feet and thence runn
northeIy and parallel with Broadway hundred feet 70 the
point or place Of be gnuingDsed Newly oTk. May FL lto
ABRA GAM II. LAWRENCE, yr.,
or Board Of Supervisors Of tho County Of New" OK
my25toie9
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An OPycrR BEATEN BY RowDIEs.--A gang Of row.
d whose na,Dcs ae known attached Oaer Thomas Of ~
TeentIeth Wd IN ih and wr~nching the ocast non
his hand aeat ha a heavy blow the head w.th Il The
oce received scalp ound from the effects Of which -
disabled sll duty. Prompt etoIi- viii DO made 10 arrest the
assaDan.a
DROWNED WHILE IsroxIcArxp--A laborer named
John King while Intoxicated late Monday aterno2n, M
om Pier East River into the dock and drownea HIS
remains subsequently recovered AID taken 70 the Frt
Ward sta.i0R0rse where hs Coroner WAS nehes to hs -
Inquest
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Watcr-Cnre.

INVAI,IDS and their friends, who wish to retire
from present turmoil Of cities ind pleaant and peace
IN home for the Summer a.
DIR. MUNDE'S WATER-CURE, AT FLORENCE,
o. NorthEpon OF the heatest snd
regions OF Western Mssachusea The
ismen lsge and commodcus aid managed with the
piuos, order Tho Doctor is the Oldest Disciple
OF Pessuz end has nesy thirty OF expeIence Ihe
viii bs made es.y thoe whose circumstances 90 no
permit the present isis 20 pay ne Tgu6I pricei OF
from 81 u sl2 per week. Aderes. - ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

FERMENTATION oP THE SEcEssIos FLAG.-Lieut.
Stryker, Company B, LIT Regiment OF Fire Ioasves,
presented the Secession flag captured the Manah
House on the morning Of the oath inst. by Col Ens
worth to tho Fire Department of this eity yesterday
The Tag is much torn and is stained with the blood o.
the gallant and lamented Colonel.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

A NARROW EscAPE.-On Saturday last, at about
1880 p. IN, 2l2 miles cart by north Of Sandy
Hook, in q dense fog, tho steamship Great Eastern
rassed within 20 feet of the pOtboat Z. H. Msrshal
No 3, the steamer going about II knots. There was
but little wind at the tine, and it by judicons
management OF tho helm Of the boat only tha,s lear
fui collision was avoided.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

TIE BRooKLYS Posr-OFyIcE.-Mr. George b. Lin.
coin, the new Postmaster Of Brooklyn, entered upon
the duties Of his office Monday. He superseded Mr..
William II. Peck, appointed by Mr.. buchanan. The
Assistant Postmaster Mr.. simonson who went into the
Office under Postmaster George Hall twenty yesrs age,
will not be removed. Mr. Lincon-who is not, as has
been stated relative Of the President-is native OF
Massachusetts but Las been for ten years resident OF
the First Ward Of Brooklyn. lie was an old Whig,
and belongs the radical wing Of the Republican
party. lie is of great energy and ability, and
esns 10 give to the duties Of Lis Office bis undivided
attention, with view TO a thorough reform III every
department of the postal arrangements Of the city, par
tculary with view to greater efficiency and prompt
ness in the delivery Of lcers At present it takes
longer for letter to go from New-York to Brooklyn
than from New-York 10 Chicago. The new incumbent
Las a splendid opportunity Of earning the peoples
thanks.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

s,LFs-Bcow give Of the principal trente eciions:
Parks Bes b, - eytra Illinois efs a. - 40 iVO ID ye
WEIGHT 3 IT, IheGe were pougH' o 'He army ~ tue
bsrrscks in Ills city. ~ >, ,,,,.
o. Mcconnell 60 extra Kentucky at iic 10 I've wsig',
ayerage 8 B 20 OF these also for s e S ABOVE
w Munlord 81 l1h s;ats slers at izO 100 o average
j. Liaden A. fat rough w.consin at &c. y b a'eegs 6 H.
T. Hou.ey 10 prime Csneda, a. 4ic e 3D. average ~ ID
Doctor Dsrrah fir Illinois at 3tc e ID, average 80 o
E. H. Reynolds, IA fair Iowa Oxen at 4c' Y TO- aSes'
Fowler Wells 81 extra Illinois at 81 40 y 100 average
Mr. Cole. 81 Illinois at &c. y u. average l,l5O %.
n Ashbroos 81 extra Missouri c. 81 40 y 100 average
i379 fb . %, . -
r. IT, Mo.son B,o - good ninoii at 4!c. 10, ayeFsse
W. Oney heavy State sters ilc y h. and IS over on
b. {. Coon Co. 90 psime Illinois a. 40. y III, average
400 10. . -, a. -
M Ramsey IS fne Illinois s1ers q. &C. e h, average
1890 10. ,
g. Taylor Il heavy Iowas a. &C. p . average $50 b.
.Al,o &C do. AZ aG3 :, head, average, say 1880 ib
H. Kendall 30 extra Kentucky a. $G2 3 head, average
Psge Tucker 80 Illinois SO 30 y head delivered in
Rriel.oa equal 10 S65 here average about l,ikj N.
Rnbcll Lyman, 100 fair Illinois $S7 e head, average
1850 ID. ~
Also, 40 heavy do. at ssi Y head, ay.r,g. 500.
j. Simmons prime lndianas $50 head average L45O 10
Tden Curtis 90 prime Indsnss a. 4o2 head average
r. g. Stewart, 70 good Indisnss SIS per head average
A. Daabe 45 ordinary Indi,nss $40 head average 200 ~
C. r. Ausn. lt good Illinois {. +ailc 10 live weight
average ~ H.. - +,
SHEgpTe supply Ia too large the demand having s.hened
much during the past week. The market Is qul os
aud the week lost, We lear OF only
Il ale.n all as head .heal.d averaging 100 h st4c q b.
Las. week the same Sheep would have brought 4:G G5c
HoGsTks market lengud Eat eonied are oleIes ioN!
bu, cgected while Stores are In light request snd pe'y
firmly held We quote corned iio d. and s0ies ct o
"a.
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Ceodl Noiltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
tho County Of Newiok, notice Is hereby s!yen TO 81 per
,os aying clsims egains GEORGE lRLEM,N ss OF the
City New York deceased TO po.cut se same with vouchers
thereof The subscriber her residence No lB1 stanton
stret n the City Of beioTa the twenty td
dy of October ne,-Dsd NewY the tw enty second day
OF April lssl. MARGARET HlRLEMAN, AdminiitIaiIi1'
lu23 llWtnTlt
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CsnELrssSEss OF LIoHr-HoUsE KEErERs.-Mr. F.
Nelson, Sandy Hookpilo who came up In the steamship
New-York from Bremen, on Tuesday morning, re.
ports the main Ugh. on Sandy Hook as being not Lighted
from o'clock till daylight.
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Rerripfs OF Pruduce.

Nov 2a-07C0 bbls Flour 200 hbls Oh Cste 5000 ensh
Mhesi orr bush. Corn ao0 bush Oal, l2o0 buS has
I09 pkg,. Nhi-ty ioO do. Provisions % do Ashes
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

New Maj OF THE SEAT or WAK.-A brdeeye
view of the seat Of war; including the States OF Dela
ware. Maryland and Virginia. and the District Of CO.
luu,bia, is published by ". schaaas, No. os9 Broad
wQy,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
Gorarinerebip Notlres.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The firm of
~ HILL, ANTHONY 4 Co. is this 6sy di.solved by
uutaa consent Elisha s. Nhaen reres. The business will
r. s-ited the remaining psner Of the hIn AID the bus
hssl continued under tie ssme firm name by them.
(Sgued r. L. EILL,
J. w. SWAN,
L 8. WHALEN,
rewYort Aprl l. 1891. GEO. T. ANTHONY.
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cOJ1RT CALENDAR-Tan DAY

SUPREME CouRr-tiEsERAL TERa.-Enunerated
Nos o. 30 u.s. is To- II, u, 49, IT, 49, s5 ST. 49, 49, 90 g.
SO, -. mn,
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUIT.-NO Calendar. Ihs
Over and Terr1iner will be In session
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suRROGATE's COURT-MAr 2s-Bcfore surrosate WriT.
WILL OF RICHARD II. SANDS.

The deceased was known circus proprietor,
rewuaw. offered the discovery Of his will which bad been
lost Il found and offered for probate In th, Court py
Avery Smith, of the ihe viii contains no pro-
visions importance most Of the prope being let the re-
syes Of deceased. His h4ers aud half brother however
on the ground Of unsound mind and undue iueICs