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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
6 O'CLOCK, A. NJ
TO THE FREEMAN

WASHINGTON, August .,
TIE city was rife last night and ai o.
morning with the report Of fight an t t'S 'ta
side of the Potomac. Even in pars ,1. ''as
informed quarters there is coniiotpr well
alton on the subject. 1t is certain b ,r.ofa'
that Gen. Mcclellan with his c,Staa ,'..'a
tivity and watcnfulness, returned (r,n DE-
at half past ii o'clock last njqbt IN, ''a2
his conversation with military friend. ..5 P'a
Of an important or serious cbarac4o n,"'a55
elected va
II is probable, however, that 1;,po;.
Of three companies Of cavalry and a51r. '' S
same of infantry, with two field niao y.'' V4
been moving somewhere in the viciojtv ~ a. y 3'
Cross Roads, maneuyering with a yjays - =. 'e4'
out detachment of our troops into an q, .. l'''
cade. 0Dl'Is
Panic making seems to be fgvori,, -
ton, and most preposterous reports oro ,. W
believed and circulated. @Ea7
Special dispatches from Washinpto59 49, ss. 49,
there is considerable body Of Rebels 5,JJy wax "a,
Chain Bridge, and that they line the b"s aG VI
the Potomac all the way to Leesburgb ''-A "
Scouts report large force Of Rebes atr..
burgh and vicinity Our army is in go NV '' w
diton. There are only nineteen sick in G, rssi
Richardson's brigade. ''u'''L
The Post says the subscriptions Of tb.r,,
7.3O treasury notes are progressing iayor,bi'
averaging from individuals about $50 06e ~,
day. +"
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Matters About Home

TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN :-ha'ing
noticed with much surprise and regret that 'hc
new and beautiful German Silver instruments
recently purchased by the Montpelier Corner
Band are offered for sale, | have so Tar lnter'
ested myself in the matter as to inquire into the
occasion of an announcement which, am sure
is unTelcome to the feelings of every citizen OF
our village.
The Montpelier Band was organized IN Janu-
airy 1859, and commenced operations with SET
of brass instruments, the entire expense OF which
was borne by the members themselves. Encour'
aged by the SUCCESS of their first years expert
euce, and prompted by laudable desire to own
as good instruments as any other Band IN the
State,--and who will say that they were not
right they were induced early in 1861 to e1-
change their old instruments for new and Gle
CANT set of German Silver. To do this involved
heavy expenditure, and one which the young
men composing the Band could lily afford to
bear. They light have appealed to the gene
rous heart and purse of our people with success,
no doubt, but they preferred to assume their
own burdens and rely upon their future earn
ings, after having repeatedly assessed themselves
to meet debts due and pay their current expen-
ses for the final liquidation Of their obligations
Their expenditures in two years and halt, Tor
instruments, rents, instruction and music, have
been something over 1900 dollars. Of this
amount, by means Of assessments and earnings,
they have paid over seventeen hundred. Five
hundred dollars is still due and must be paid
soon.
This brief showing lets you into an under
standing of the whole matter The boys arc
in debt. They have struggled gallantly under
the weight Of their obligations thus far, and
hoped for better times. They feel that they
can do it no longer, and hence the proposal to
sell their instruments.
And now, as a citizen, l ask, is there no
remedy? Shall the Band 60 down, or shall it
be sustained? Do We appreciate the efforts Of
these young men to keep alive a good Band
among US, or not9 In short, have we any
thing to do to remove their embarrassments, and
impart to them new courage and new life p
Two things may be done. We can, by our
contributions, liquidate their debt at once, and
wipe it out entirely, or we can request that the
Band will recall their advertisement for few
weeks, until. JOUR- public, now fully understand
ing the necessities of case, may tender them
two or moro rousing benefits, by which means,
to say the least, we might hope to SO far relieve
present embarrassments as to encourage the
boys to hold on yesa while longer. The mat.
ter admits of no alternative. We must como
oheerfully and promptly TO the rsscue, or tho
Instruments are sold and gone, and 70 are
without Band. ELM STRl1r.
August 20.
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MEAD STATUE OF ETHAN ALLEN. This stat
u be py Mead, the young Vermont SCULPTOR ba.
poen nhlshed at his studio in Brattleboro' and
:; 80 , reaay to be forwarded to Montpelier where
~ u WIN DC placed in the portico Of the State State
n f1ouse, 1t will be inaugurated on the 9th ~
~ at the opening of the next session oi
VIZ W. legislature, Hon. Fred. Woodbriege " "
s selSennes' delivering the grafton. The 5arh IL
to1 'he statue weighed in the rough state our
.'e en- tons' The statue completed is eirbt md
" HILL ieet high, and weighs four tons ""N
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Volunteers =!

The undersigned, having besn appointed Ee
cruiting Officer a. Barre, would give notice that
he will be at his Recruiting Office at the Town
Hall to receive enlistments for three years, uH'
less sooner discharged.
Each recruit will be entitled to his pay 'na
rations from the time of enlistment Those
whose patriatifa prompts them to the s*r'ls
of their Country aEe roqueeted TO cali soon a@
they will be cordially received.
". F. TEYpLEroN,
Recruiting Ofce|
Barre w., Aug 20, 1861.
w. H. MARSH and II A. PUTNAM, Asssan;
Recruiting Officers. The former can be found
at Montpelier, and the latter at Plainfeld VIZ
age
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FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

NtiE subscriber offers his farm for sale, situated 9' M
half miles from Norrisville, the Randolph, To-
leading to stowe well located and near School lioa-
The farm consists of 100 of good land sultan! ~
vded into tillage, pasturing and woodland, ana ovO
trees with new sugar house. The buildings consis1
good one-story brick house with kitchen and wooa
attached, two good barns and two sheds. There Is ~"
ming water at the house and barns. IN,
The stock and farming tools belonging to said farm W.
the present growing crops and the household turhu
VIII be on sale till the Sd of September next, Wsn
disposed Of it will be sold at public auction to the [
bidder Credit will be given for part OF the real
or the above will be rented for more years "
the.3d of September next. ALSCP LAi LAN
YORKTOWN June 20, 1sGl, 2Ss~
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Bo.n ame IM.'indolebury Register says Prof.
R batnr;o M mas resigned the Proessorship of
ColIena anu NJ English Literature, in Middlebury
Oolege' His resignation is accepted aud Rn.; ).
NERD KELLOGG of Champaign N. w. has a a o"n,.
pn,ptm S ap r;T S temporarily The ap.
n th1 IT, II; NJ sRrLEY has accepted permanently
History. 'ni'Hy una Natural
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30

VoTEs.-Votes for State and County officers
fot this County can be had by calling at this
office. The Town Committees should see that
their towns are supplied.
We shall print votes for other Counties as
they may be ordered.
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WINDSOR COUNTY,

WINDSOR COUNTY.
THOMAS . HUBBARD,
THOMAS Il. POWERS, 'O' HeA"
PROSPER NERRILL, J
; sosEr Il N n Aee9oIL1bvns County Judges.
WILLIAM ROUNDS, States Attorney.
LORENZO RICHMOND, Sheriff.
JOSEPH ADAMS, High Bailif.
JUDGRs OF PROBATE
JOHN PORTER, Hartford District.
HENRY CLOSSON, Windsor District.
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East Montpelier Caucus.

The Republican voters and all others in the toVn
East Montpelier who in favor of supporting the pr'
ent Administrations and in favor of putting doWa h.
oellion, and sustaining our Government; are re4us,
ca to meet at MIR. IIammetts Hotel, Saturday AuBl
$751; 1861, at IL O'Clock P NJ, for the purpose OF NV
mating some one to represent the town in the
Assembly Of the State for th year ensuing, and ais"
no inmate seven Justices of he Peace.
PERORDER OF Town CoMNITftS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30

Your Country has made an urgeat call for
your services. Two Regiments Of Volunteers
are to be raised in Vermont. All those brave
men desirons of joining their ranks, car now
enlist at Roxbury, Vi, where Recruiting
Office will be open from date Aug 10Th fer
the purpose of raising and organiznga Comps
n.y., None need apply over As or under Is, or
With any physical in6rmity As ever before
let Vsrrnontsrs now respond to this call from
your Country, D. B. DAVENPORT,
Recruiting Officer.
Roxbury, Aug. 20, 1861.
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WELL DoNE.-D, B. DAVENPORT, Reeru;t;p,
olncer at Ko1bury' has filled his Company, lol
gooa and true men having been enrolled. Re
mas oeen week about it, and has dona we'll
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30

1t is thought that some of our soldiers were
Killed and some wounded in the skirmish on the
Virginia side of the Potomac, the 9th inst.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30

THE NAVAL EXPEDITION from Fortress Mon
roesis intended for blockading purposes This
may be true, though we doubt whether its real
object is yet known.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
stH e $ T /;
HORATIO N. BARBER,
r. J. SAKE, '0un'9 Sadses'
AMOS J. SAMPSON, Judge Of Probate,
HENRY A. BURT, States Attorney,
r. Il. SIiEaMAN, Sheriff.
AUSTIN MOORE, High BailiR.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30

The Philadelphia Press reports the appoint.
ment of L. L. Tilden of Vermont. to he assist
ant Librarian of Congress, Vice Human re-
moved. ~
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Republican Caucus in Middlesex.

The Republican voters of Middesex are her by notified
to meet in Causus at the Town Hall in said MiddeA
on the 10Th inst, at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose y
nominating candidate for Town Representatives aH
candidates for Justices of the Peace to supported BY
the Freemen Of said town at the ensuing Septeno'
election PER ORDER op REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
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ORLEANS COUNTY

ORLEANS COUNTY.
NATHANIEL p. NELSON, For Senator.
J: D. B. H HHkbIISG Assistant Judges.
ALONZO D. r TAo, ct-.-'- A...---<.
JOHN TINKER, Sheriff.
MARSHAL CARPENTER, Judge Of Probate.
N. 3. GROW, High Bailif.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30

The sheriffs and constables in Connec,;m,
have set about the business of 90 suppresspg ,,
secession flags in the nutmeg State.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30

r Llusenans Salmon Dutton, OF the Cayepd;sb
NNght infantry, just returned from Newrort
n taes mas received the appointment of Adm
Wv, IN the w. 80 Regiment and has left for
washington. Bur Hngton Times. ''A
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kilograms for all points south of Kentucky.
have been stopped by order of the Secretary of
War.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY,

BENNINGTON COUNTY.
A I; q s. h9G g. CLARK, Senators.
AAeRI nn MHAfH!SoS' Assistant Judges.
n. B. HALL, States Attorney.
ANSON BUCK. Sheriff
AUSTIN p. GRAHAM, High Bailifr.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
JAMES B MEACHAM Bennington District.
ARNEY X. FOWLER, Manchester District
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GRAND ISLE C0UNTy

GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Rev. 0. G. WHEELER, Senator.
Hon. LEWIS W. SOWLES
HARRY HILL, assistant ouSes
Hon: AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge of Probate
EDWIN ADAMS, Sheriff.
LAFAIETTE SOWLES, High Bailifr.
l. d. ELDRIDGE, States Attorney.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
4 An =: u iy2hyINH' Senator's
E Ezsh Y. P N 1SKE, Judges.
A. l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
GEO. W. CAHOON, States Attorney.
EMERSON HALL, sheriff..
CHAS. SHIP3IAN, Bailiff.
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Post Office Notice,

Stamped Envelopes, or Stamps of the old issue , ,
be received in payment for postage at this Onfra
By order Of the Post ONCE Depar,mer.
JAMES G. FRENCH Pos.r1.,..
Montpelier, August %, le6l ~.'''
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Gen. LYoN's remains, accompanied by ai,
itary escort, left st. Louis for the East the 2sa
inst.
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I O'CLOCK p. NJ

No dispatch received this afternoon. Som.
trouble somewhere.
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ESSEX COUNTY.
WIN. B. MAY, Senator.
5. D. nob Sc iINN' Judges
JONAH BROOKS, Judge of Probate.
o. F. HARVEY, States Attorney.
H. W. BEDELL, Sheriff.
ANDREW BLODGE'I'T, Bailif.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30

J. G. PLANpxss, Deputy Recruiting Officer
Headquarters at Redwaye Hotsl, Montpelier
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ADDISON COUNTY.
!: v Y $ sT TGHMaaHsTeN' Senators.
W. w. POPE,
B. HUNrLEY, Judges.
": F; BASCOM, States Attorney.
DAVID E. HILL, Sheriff.
j. RAYMOND, High Bailiff.
- JUDGES OF PROBATE.
nAKNE1 MUNSGLL, New Haven District.
CALVIN &. TlLDEN, Addison District.
WlNDHAM COUNTY.
JOHN c. RICHARDSON'S
FARLEY STARR, }Senators.
b. ID. HARRIS,
!. ID: BkIDGMAN, States, Attorney.
ELkAZER GORHAM, il. Sheriff.
JOHN HUNT, High Bailif
IRA GOODHUE,
"A. STODDARD, Westm mister District.
ROYAL TYLER, Marlboro District.
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County Nominations.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
c. W. WILLARD, Eor ee,ators
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, Eva
s soN l. $ "a R sFENlE"' Judges.
TIMOTHY R. MERRILIl, Judge of Probate.
H. W. HEATON, States Attorney.
J H ORCUTT, Sheriff.
EBEN. ". CORSS, High Bailig
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HON. HENRY HTOWELL, Senator
y, II :, N.Y. p; WEST County Judges.
DAVID RANDALL, Sheriff.
JOHN |. GLEED, States Attorney.
A. r. BAILEY, High Baliff.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

commencement the unfavor.se from America caused
contraction Ia the general fc los for discot sod the efec
Of this mes ue has been hsish'ened by ne exceptional
demand yesterday toda, msturfns
the 9Th which oDnsosy se this mouth. The 10
the open market has coDs~q emily sdyancea cent and
there iir disposition do much bu i"es these
for other than .esl customers ,h Applications ., tho
Bank have consd. rab p the sork EIrhspee oUDg
loaDs stock bvisg beea r. p mopsy hes
been ia dnsnd aud the general terms have risen to per cent
or even
The railroad bridge over the Illinois River at Mere
dosia is finished Trains il regularly Freight IL
taken from Toledo TO Quincy over tie Wabash Valley
route, without changing cars.
IbeNr- Orleans Picoyane of Sunday, III 18th saye;
There was nothing done IN rsrer Saturday bousb o.
day paper good rendered ~ " cent without
commanding the needfl There few smsl loans h
class coaerals carried through p y Az these
strs We nay a. wt stop aud h-re Is paper mshet
some lew discounts are granted f fh psns and
ossionsly piece OF psrer p..se. the bas p4rlor.
The Exchange market bad better feeling iodsy Applying
rny % Sterling some orders from New " k received
Sales to the nn Of f3S 900 offered 81 S and ST.
On the other hnd sae Of Sight
100000 carried fhoneh the of2 a. and "a
per cent discount, The counter for Che ruled
per cen, discount. the inide rate bling a. form.
The following is the last comparative statement Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
ERIpAY. Nav l7-P. ".

The stock market opened this morning without activ.
ity OF irmness, and the quotations were marked at
lower figures until Illinois Central was reached, in
which ere WAS an active demand for cash stock and
tie rmness in which Lad favorable effect upon the
Wosie,n shares. There were only one or two promi-
neut oferer Of sellers optins and but little dspo
silion Wa shown 20 accept their bds Cash stock IN
several descri ons continues very scarce and borrow
ers pay large differences. The sellers options appear
10 be in mort cases put out for the pupore Of carrying
forward previous transactions The public continue To
take very lirte interest in the stock movement. The
low figures touched by tho stocks Of the Border States
have brought out some orders from the citizens Of those
States but sufficient TO check the decline except
ing temporarily Pacific Nal heavy under the
unlyoable Interpretation of the annual report selling
down to o. against G2a vest. day. Central fell of
v cent with large sales for each. illlnois Central
opened at Co. and closed at tbe gu e, the bears
making l., y cent ference for Thirty days Gaena
was firm, and advanced TO 59l. A small sale Of Nil
waukee and Prairie du Chen was made at IL. Be-
tween tie Boards, with moderate business, New
Yo,k Central and Illinois Central wsa better, but
Galena fell back 10 J9i At the Second Board there
feature Of importance. The transactions were
limited. and prices generally were dsady Pacific Mai
sold nj o 1, which is again lower, and New-fork Gen.
tfil ut "a. In State Stocks the lransactonS to-day
nscl about $40 600, wihou change 10 notice iiom
yesterday, excepting in North Carolina, which, upon
an oItside order, advanced to 5Si, against 81
last saes, under purchases Of S290oo. Govern
ment Securities steady at 50 for Registered os OF
leSl, but the demand ID moderate. After the regular
session there but little done, and quotations re-
NAMED without change Of importance. Tie only sale
Of nix stock to-day was thirte'n shares American
Exchange at so. The mercantile dfasers Which have
taken place, aud the nplrehens.no Of those to follow,
have distracted confidence in the value Of bank sharss
and made them very difficult Of sale. The only bids
to-day were For Bank of New-York so, Ameri 81,
Commerce s2l. Ocean ~, Metropolitan 81, Market7 %,
aud Park 81. The de nand for railroad bonds is mod
crate, but holders are very firm The eo'ipg quo
taions were: Virginia &c, i5i 9i5; Missouri ts, $40
sov; Pacific X.l stsaustip Co., W. sVus; Ne~-YOsk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

Markets-cARsyurrr REPORTED 'os Tnn W. y rssg, ns7
ASHES The muts, the demand f4ir sale. ifs bbs
CO.FEE-An kinds sre dull and prices are decidedly ss'
c9SeEs dull y; % got hear Of .ay r.n.et.ca., .,x
at I Mds Gp sd S d. Iay a ''' '''e'
rlsH-py Cod gget at y %ats . Mse,s,e "a
% IS So %d PSSs SS :as small H 50 @asa Herring nssecsd
FLOUR AND MEAi-fhe'e s les dons IN "s.e'n Cana,
Is m.ny for e,porr the better grades well su.sined Al
though as H. Close Or.1d. -s ssy y NE :ss:
IS rs IS as ~ for choice 70 20
. pps bpspds Of roanShoop extra 0ho .d IS for
trade Canadian rlou s heavy but NOS quo,soy
srSd. e not pny Sale. Of 1so bo It sca 70 for
Southern Flour very hrm espc,y GOOD uPe,ns;
mixed god upernne balti core &C. and
Sc 70 fo better Ry, Flour IN LIMITED dem md
6rer Of 10 bbl' 80 2o9+, Is Brandy
FaUirs~By suction 5oOc bo... s.ily orsnse. at siSs2.
ZePhyr Dry tcIesn are gS'., former ices ...,,,
and pme qusi.. hrmer, h.se ~sstd but ordpsry
choice whes, !. very hrm the De line in @ fss:hs
a'O bush Chicago spriss PAT % ariye 81 esa ~
q s.sa;sd Ss sI,as I'D NEST ss y i ts to So
west-ra Club ~ Il in sore 81 $50 bash Red "ssern ss
Wbe Ohio Ge. At ~ sfss a. part 70 .tOe 400 bush
Ames. Michs.n a w ss S- s,i+s IT. as -. s m :%s sso
bush. White Csoni, 81 IS $3.50 bu Amber lows , q
.C Gs bush ;e Mar c'Hid's 4 IL q m .ss
and the supply 10 far sses Of M bush state
Al hrner sud IN good dsmsnd 3d3c for Ca
nsdian; 3ld2c. WsseIn, aBd ga c State kye 10
selling slowly 6bao:c the ipside rate an at Corn
marked decline Geehts the inquiry good saes Of "a 90
bush 42d4Tc. for heated 53dSc for uew Nike &@?ot-
for Old do for Western Yellow aud b Ges for Round do
HOPS-Tbere change 20 report III the H"pmAIkst snsu
sales h d been made at previous prirss
LArHs-Ihe demand is limited and prices are lowers sales
Of ~ QQ at 81 90 cash .
iFlTnFROsk ,ptes3y 2+d27c for Slaprhter Henlocf
h quiet lSd2c fer Rio 0rapde AID bueuos Ayres Leht ana
Middle
LME-Tbere nothing doing 10 RocisDd and prices are en-
tiIely noniusi.
LMBER-The market for Eastern Spruce and Pine coptn'
ne. v, out AT former prices Suthen yellow Pine b. dnL
.S-ES-Yrry ule bss been done prices are a.
srs of hhd- Cuba ed sc 81 do at s'e and 20 hAa
iNAVaL sToRF5-rbe maket for Spirit. Turpentine 10
oust al sc. do il inactive AZ ,9 Common hoen
a5 c shs at ~ l2l delivered F"e Resins are setive sales
OF am hbls No ~ si delivered. and $50 oos 90. ..
~ 2ta%3 Tar Is dull Pitch Is ies; sales Of >" oos- -
FoiS~iinesd 1. In fair retail demand at 5sdsec Whale
In GOOD demand sales OF 40 bb a, sh aud o." oo oPs'
Al ~ 90 aud $50 of Olive a, 80 Is fquA'ts
IcF i eady a. actiye ssle Of sOc tee partly Tor eipo.
prtIy on speculation. few the trade We qooee ~
/ IS 81 a 46 ~ y lOO n. as to q"sity. ......u.
-Nohing doing Of moment and prices are no@'sS
unchnnerL
! Spell Err ia nominal.
sUGARs-Thrre ha been moderate dnsnd full prices
saes Of IS hhds Porto Rico Sc suj 2 bhds. Cuba al q
! sc and b, suction. 3l8 bids Porto Rico a 81 DC
TEAlhere moderate demand fer Blacks at former rstea
| Crrens hrm but quiet
TOBACCo-There little doing; sales Of leo hhds
! Kentucky at td2lc.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
DIED.

BIRDsALIn this ei,v ou ras .uy evening Nav le ..,
short iiuess. Lydi A., wife OF B-ujsD,n A. BiIesal
The gyes ard ftendf Of the fm, invited 10
send funeral The day saturday sth lost r. u No
S East Twenty eighth street at O'clock u. without for.
BURNsin this city, Thursday May Is Patrick Burma ia
the Both ycer Of bic
- Biancissi aged % yesr month and ~ days.
CAAPbELt-in t9i' c, on ihp'sds May ls John Thomas
Nsinphcil aged II yeas Juontns and x1 faS.
Ctkhl-!lD in-sds,. May - Martin Robert. Only Of
Mii.m aud May Curry aged yssrs months and days.
DuFFN-in this city fou'sdy morning May 10 Jamss
William only OF James ad Aafssrss Dsfy. aged years
FOLEY-ln this city on We'd e.day May u.s. Ellen Ca,h.rins
FOLEY, ory ,he OF Bernard aud Mary Ann Foley, aged -
HUTCHEsUN-Or wsdpe.dsy ssy IS A. Hoiubos. only
Of Alexander saa Annie Hutc econ. aged yesrs
LYvERE-ln Broo.lyn T.. Friday May H. Franklin r.
Lyv.fe. eyed l. years aud II months
His hn-rs will ske place on surday 18th vt o'clock from
te residence Of h mother No s South Third street, Tbs
fends aud aequnce Of the family respectfully invited
MoNTEv DEA, Colnu bu.,i Loue r,l.pd on rhu,.,,x
May 10, Francis Monesede. aged years months and y
MU0RE-In this city on Thursday Ma, Is R.rr,., t,,ra
iusn, dansh,e OF Henry ana Harriet Moore. ssed year
MuRDoCks New Rochelle Thursday MAY Is s,lv....,
son hs late Rben and Margaret Nurdock ssed ID yesrs
Mtnaoht, wife of George A.. MftnaehG ~ ~ "''s
sNEvAN-in ihis city On Thu 'dsy May 49, Georsispa
asu'S o. sa"ci' AID Sarah Mcs"ean sssd3 years. month
RElchMkNNIn this city 90 Thur.dsy NAV is si,., ,s.
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seven sSPeIsss safe Vi Douglass L. Taylor and aaash.
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20 s,Iesd tne nnesi from No. ah rlsc- be.~ cen ous-
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aged months aud wr- k.. A~s~s
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