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CONSISTING OF

Mahogany and Iron Bedsteads, Hair
Mattresses, Wardrobes, Book Cases,
Writing Tables, Sofas and Couches,
Dining, Drawing Room, Card and
occasional Tables, Tables with Mar
BILE Slabs, Side Boards, Rocking,
Easy and other Chairs, Iron Easy
and Invalid Chairs covered with Mo
rocco &c Looking Glasses and
ConsoIs in handsome Frames La
DIS Superior md large Chevaz
Dressing Glass, scih Mahogany
Stand md Frame, Dinner, Dessert,
Tea and Coffee Services, Decanters
and Wine Glasses Of Superior Eng
fish Glass, Telescopes, Clocks, Plated
Branch and other Candiesticks-
Patent w. Closets; Paintings, En-
cravings; beautiful antique large
and small China Vases, AIabaster
Vases, and a large Assortment of or
namental China and Furniture-a
Knife Cleaner-an American Hitch
en- Stove, Kitchen Utensils &c, &c.
Terms of Pdynaent.-All amounts
above $50 payable on the LIST of May
1866; all amounts under $50 paya-
bic 3 months from Date of Sale.
st. Croix November 9th 1865.
e. j. Robinson,
Auctloneer
, 1865-11-10
Royal Insurance Office, CAristiansted, I
ST. Cloir, 9th NoU6r. 1865. {
FIRE REPORT.

In the night of the 31st October last,
one of the Servant Rooms in the Yard Of
the English Parsonage No. 46 & AT
Queens Street West End, was discovered
to be on fire ; considered to be the act Of
an incendlary and one of the most dan
gerous attempts ofthat kind in that town.
It was Immediately extinguished. The
case is under investigation.
E. MONEFELDT.
, 1865-11-10
LY, except by special Agree

LY, except by special Agree
ment.
FOUR PER CENT PER AN
NUN on Deposits for NOT LESS
THAN TWELVE MONTHS, sub
ject to Three months notice of with
draWal.
N.B.-If the Deposition wishes to
continue such Deposit at the
same rate, notice must be Civ
en- at least Three months pre-
yious to the expiration Of the
Twelve months, or other long
er term for which the Deposit
may have been made, and a
new Receipt taken for a SINH
lar period of not less than
Twelve months, otherwise it
will be held as a Deposit re-
payable on Three months no.
tice, and at the lower rate APP
plicable to such Deposits.
INTEREST payable HaIf-yearly.
N.B-ALL NOTICES must be CIV
enin writing, and INTEREST
CEASES when the notice of
withdrawal expires.
, 1865-11-10
PUBLIC AUCTION At
Golden Roc K,
ST. CROIX.

In consequence of the departure
from the Island, of Her Britannia
Majesty's Consul for st. CrOir, the
undersigned will offer for sale on the
Premises at Golden Rock, on Satur-
day the 25M Of November 1865, at
IL o'clock precisely.
A large Assortment of handsome
Mahogany, Rosewood, Walnut, In
laid and other Furniture Of superi-
Or class and chiefly Of English man.
Mfacture
Also
Superior old WineS-cAiefy Sherry,
,M0deir0 and China, Glass,
Preserved Provisions and Fruit,
Plated .ArticLes &c,
, 1865-11-10

THE creditors of Miss Georgeanna
Barron are hereby requested to
call on Miss Henriette Christiane
Fury and Miss Mary Aletta Benners
for settlement of their accounts.
, 1865-11-10

SoyoataI q3aa#,
October, 1865.
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Arrived.


Us steam tran'pOr Neptune, Brown Ann'po" ~ n'"''
10 u. $. ON. =, ND
Steamer baltimore Lewis. Washington, mdsc Js, isne
Steamship Ben DefDrd Lovcsnd. borshe I'D tiy 10 houi
$40 ,ick and wounded soldiers the Medical Director
shin Doctor Barn tllsnLl, Meyer, hanbUrs - oI" NUS"
rig sol'.lino iof Bermuda Higgins Arroyo IL oays mo
bng Abby Ellen Gilmore Philadelphia coA-iof 0f''
mouth. Pr; n for harbor.
Big Daniel Irowbrdge (of New Haven't, LYON Ponce z
r., 3th ins moiesscs Daniel Trowbdge. 18th Maroh on
tic outward pssye n Ia 20 TO- Ion. IS 80 fell In WIN hi
and IN snsin, CONDITION took oa the CAPTAIN
and crew and carried them INTO Dcmarl -
Bris J.. W. Armstrong. fcom Ponce for Newly ora-an
mat. Oh Ponce.
Brs Java lbr Muuiay, Little Glaze Bay C. B.. II days
Biz EoIn, Hopkins slilyne days. lumber, Simpson
Cltpp
sehr. NOM. HOPE - Rocklana. lime.
Schr. Alfred Barrett Barrett b0rn-tabe.
schr. Union. -, Rockimd line.
schr Protection, lnfoTi. Addison, ~ dys ras Hoyoie
Murray.
Schr General Pesyy Tanning New Bedford dys lumber
s,hr fiow boy. Fuller New Haycn. 49,
Sclr Shooting StaT Ntrshsl Calais. days lumber Holy
oko Murray.
schr Willow, o'Brien, Grad Aansn, " b. dy', lumber
Jed Fro Z Co.
schr. Maria Loulss. Robinson Rockland, hme.
Murray.
Sem Ro,an Curtis Ellsworth, IL dys lumber. John BOyn
TONS Son & Co.
li4es, Emiett n Everett
schr T. n. Jou-s Saith Mschis timber and latn, f. Tai
boz 4 GO.
Schr Sarah French Rockand in ballast,
schr Mary c. Be-, Handy, Boston, nseed-for Albany
Below ship unknown.
WIND-At Sclset, Me- with fog
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TTaG OsaON CGIRT-mAt,TsAL.
The Evidence.

The trial of Mr.. Osbon, Naval Reporter, was
resumed on Friday. Brig. Gen Warren presided Major
Bolles. Judge-Adyocate read the indorement of the
Judge Advocate OIL the papers sent to the War Depart
neni The accused objected to this IS not being evil
deuee. Tie Judge Adyoo ate held that 1t was Tor the
Court 10 consider
Judge Holt in hi, Endorsement said that mon must
be held TO intead eli me natural and .eallate conse-
GucuCes Of his act Tho deposition OF MI rex. AS.
ssisnt SeoIetaT! Of tie Navy was read. do deposod
as follows. -
The orders 10 Rear. Admiral Porter 10 attack Fort
Fisher cOuAdentis. ana were issGed Yea baby The
Secretary and Assisen;.Secretary OF the Navy. the
chief clerk ana the confidential clerk, and tie Com
msDder VI tAe IapedltoI--thcsc are believed TO De
che only pCTsOls informed OF the Information. IN
usual of the request OF Gen. Grant was exercised
IN keeping The 0e,IHation secret.
No authority was ever given by the Department 10
make public any information relative TO that EYpcdi'
on. After tie Expedition sailed. ssVeIa papers pub
shed accurate settlement of the force plan and des
tlnation, anu this account was Topub!ished III mo
Richmond papers several days previous " tie actual
attack.
The Northern accounts wero published on Monday
and Tuesday spd unpublished in. Richmond on the
Thursday following
The Expedi,ion Sailed Dee 10. 1864. The attack was
made Dec "a. 1851.
There was some correspondence of Mr.. Osbon re.
eevcd at tie War Department Inc newspaper CaItors
may may not be l0y al
The JUDI Advocate having put in ail the evidence
upon the facts y The prosecutor eni announced tlnt
the case Tor Inc tIONcIDUtut was cluatu, IIth
counsel for the accused moved that the be dis
missed for the following reasons;
Frs: II Is not charged proven flat tie accused
intended to give intelligence 20 the enemy.
Seooad 1t Is not proved that said intelligence reached
the enemy.
Third. II is not proved that tie news reached iAe
enemy. 1t is proved tst news wos furnished 70 none
but loyal citizens.
Fourth Ihs. i, is rot proved that this WIS the first
intelligence furnished 20 plb.!sled ~ aay lapc.s.
Tyh: IL is proved that before or simultaneously With
the publication Of The letter 81 Csb0n tie same iniOr
nation received from other sOuIces luD..s1ed IN
TIE Baltimore Anriodn.
Sinh: That II has been the custom during the war
for correspondents send rUoh inf rIntOD as tley
could get aid leave tie responsible! Of publication t.
the discretion aGd responsibility %, tine od,toIs.
SerenM That IL = proved tie l1oImanon alleged 10
have been given the enemy common topic Of con.
venaton 10 the North before its publication e1d tius
Upon the pat Of Government Officials, so that Il wes 10
secret.
EigAa II is not proved that accused caused any
hing 70 be published
Tie motion was o errled. ard tie CONT. adjourned
o IL O'clock sO-wofr0N.
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CLASS DAY EXERCISES.


In almost every college tho exercises Of this
day are considered Of interest than those Of any
other They even at present suporsede commencement
day. 1t is of much interest 10 the students who
are about graduating for il is the last day which
they are together a class. The period Intervening
between il and commencement Is taken by sons to go a
great distance and DO not return upon their gradual
The exercises Of Class-Day 10 the University 81 New
YORK were held Thursday at the University buildings
corner OF University place aud Waycrlyplace
The class of 1863 which II 5e class about 70 grad
uoe has about 81 members all Of whom were present
Mr.. DAVID HOPKINS was the presiding officer The
exercises commenced al 81 q. IN. by the class sing
10 plant the class ivy at the south corner OF the
College buildings. Above the spot where II was
plated were carved In the stone the woFds-Clss 81
'6j. The address AT The planting was made by Mr. 1.
Burnett The ivy planted 10y the president Of the
class. The song written for tue occasion was then
sung when the class adjourned iii IL o'clock at which
time they started ior s'ateh Island 10 perform
a mock burial Of one Of the studies Of the
mast year. the one considered most Onerons,
f,airds Lectures. were thought by the class
to be deserving OF this cruel fate All tue usual ccre
monies and some Others performed at tins funeral
and burial The funeral Grafton was delivered by Mr.
ID s. IsaAcs After this most solemn exercise the stu
dents betoOk themselves 10 that lighter duty namely
smoking the "pipe OF peace Inns IS very large pipe
made expressly for the occasion and large enough or
all 10 use This is handed around TO Gil members OF the
class who having lad aside all conseient0as scruples
regale themselves by INDUCING In d few Willis.
These exercises being finished the class return "a
New.York and repair to some private rooms there 10
partske Of the luxles Of the season in the shape OF
good dinner. Within We cannot follow them ior tAs
a secret conclaye.
The prophet Of the class opens the book Of fate to h,
fellow Classmates and toasts speeches etc.. follow But
not till the early dawn do they break up IL 10 thui
that a class after having been walking together
through the rough and rugged path which leads 10 tho
tempe OF Wisdom for four long years. separate, each Il
his calling for life. Many meet again at commence
49, sid ALL
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-YOIlK.....-.MAr 10.

Cleared.
se.m,hip Corsica Br LsMessurier, Nassau End Hsvsna
L. Cunard - ~
Steamship Erin (Br.), Grace Liverpool, Williams Gnion
Steamship America (bTem.l Vessels, Bremen, Ocfchs
Go.
Steamer Zodiac, Bultley Beaufort Murray L Nephew.
Steamer 4. W. Bone@. Foster baltimore, William DaSslL
Stesms Thames, swift, Apalaehieo.a ADD Savannah, d.
RichardA
Steamer Euterps, Edridse, Wilmington H. D. Livingston
AGO
Ship Missouri, Hughes. City Point, w. A. Nelson.
Bark Gias ,itsll Graf. TUragoua 5ocoveh, Asresti
Smith.
Bsrk Glen Tit (Brl HARNESS, MontevideO and BusrO,
Ayres.
Brs Bertha Rens,orf Bras.l ssnnsnho, Para C.Ludmsn
Co.
Brig Edward (ar.) sou.. Cow Bay. r. D. Hurlbu. CO.
Brig HE'LL. Move Bailey pictou Brett, Son 4 Co
Volt
Big Crimes. Hiehborn. CArisnas Walsh Carver.
Bg j. Bienshorn lBL) LienAhorn Bsdse port, Co. J. T.
Bis l. NJ. Johnson OBJ Ellis. Port Modwsy. t MMsyh.w
seLr r. A. Heath. Williams, Elz.bsthport Walsh h
Carver. .
schr w. Cspes Sp-yer Washington Van Brunt slssht
Sehr. Norman, Knowrs, Baltimore. Bentley. Smith Co.
schr. Victory (BL) Thompson, HALIFAX, d. X Dc VOL
schr Royal Arch (BLl DsvisO., CORVALLIS, D. r. Dswoh
schr. Yhebe, Morrow. Gsudaloups, R. r. vstabls 4 Co.
Schr. s. 3. Buckingham Dckerson, NewHaven, h. bhs"
4 Co. s,
sehr John Warren, Losen Washington Van BrunS slssh
Schr. Helen r., Hills, Philadelphia IL y. Racket son
schr. 0lenwood, Bayls Washington. Baker DAYTON
Wood.
6chr, Lsocsdis, Allen Salem.
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walk they say they tired and lie down pefhap: on
the floor then they say the some part OF the spine
thu kna . hu-ts them

walk they say they are tired and lie down perhaps on
the floor then they say the hip some part OF the spine
or the knee hurts them"
Flushing OF the face, short breath and delayed
menstruation is evidence Of starvation Oh red blood:
tubercle threatens.
A child or young girl or boy thus affected. shonld
have their entire course OF life changed medicine eaa
do no possbe good II yOl do not give more rest enc
less study ond place ,hem under such circumstances
that all the vital and organic forces be raised they
Will soon break somewhere. M
Tuberc.os are not 0rcaliscd; they have neither
nerves nor blood.yessc they form part of the iras
loav; rs soon as tie vital force OF the yong person
sinks to nOnt low enough. they Gct precisely Ike
splinter in the flesh. They produce liberation OF TIC
lung or bone and TINS c0Eg.cd up 10y making their
way into tie v.rd-pipe. or ulccr1iing through NC
veriebra or tie joints. ia TINS stIasg'c, fever and
1ght swea.s reduce the body end life is lost or amru-
taiion deformHy chsros ana crippled nature shows
what she might have done with such aid as she de-
mands. An rad food produce heat, LIE IS warn,
ceath Is cold Tie seed germinates b. sunlight,
warmth air md moisture tlen If supplied
with the necessary material elements, IT
selects It's food lives ana becomes healthy plant; II
produces its fLt psys its contingent to tho earth ia
the fan Of tie leaf ord sleeps til the lGesiying SUI
again asserts its power and ayalcls tie bud or the
seed to lis new round fife Air Is tie frst ana iast
want Of bodies Orr first cr AID las. gasp ATTEST
It's power. Tie lungs the two IRE places OF the
system; air is the fuel; tie FIRE snodeis In me ar
tight stove Til the valve is raised wien bursts into
lame air food, seepand the cheerful emotions are the
only festcretiyos - exhausted nerves aaG booo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20
Ccunty Volunteer Committee.
HARD WORK IN TIE RIGHT DInECuos-TiiE
COUNTY or EEw-YoRK 20 BE REIMBURSED

COUNTY or EEW-YORK 20 BE EEii;BU RsED
PoR MONEYS ADVANCED TO THE STATE.
The Park Barracks which the Volunteer Com
njttee used for so long time for volunteering pur-
poses having been sold and removed. supervisor Blunt
The Chairman has changed his scene Of iabors to
Ne. 70 Duanc.st.. who're the Committee are
daily engaged in the work u preparing The
necessary papers with view 10 remhursing
the County Of Newly ok al the moneys which hsyo
been advanced the State by the county Tor volunteering
purposes. 49,. 90 r.,
thus far the Committee have received Sl5l 900 Of the
bonds Of the State bearing per cent interest on
account Of the Indebtedness of The state 70 this county
for the purpose before named. and vouchers 70 the
amount OF over $4,000 nors have been prepared by
Supervisor Blunt and which viii at once be forwarded
70 The authorities Of The State.
These amount 20 be applied for the repayment OF
moneys advanced 10 the State account of recruiting
We nave been Informed that the whole amount ad-
vsnced BY New. York County which is shout s3 900 O
viii he returned through The energies Of the Volunteer
Committee 30 soon the necessary vouchers are made
out The record OF the Committee or tins county IN
tins closing I'd their bur mess. vii contrast very favor
ably with that OF other counties.
When this entire wOrk shall have been completed. the
Committee in all probability viii direct Their attention
to the cases Of such OF citizens who have OBJ
tanned substitutes under the last call OF our amented
President for 900 men.
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To Albany, by Hudson r. H., GoI 3lta i. Depot,
d. train tom flth -. . p IN. City carr run ne
,gae. CHAMBER and 3''h-sts. stations
10 Albany sud troy. bs Harlem H. H.. 26th-si., 4h-
az. ii o. m.
To il6sny. sading At lrnciPai pace. on the IND.
son. iy steamer q. AiDbir4. Iuss1eys, Ihursi.ys
and ha'u'osy. ifon. loot 81 Desofos.es-'i A. n,
H me-, =, , ~. ~ ...v n r. Tot q; L.
rniiil, 7ilo
To Bo.ton bv NeA.Losdon line, Pr - y. r..
Hosslol Line. PER - =. X. s-ptuue lime, Picr
?; y. r.. snA .oans.oa llA., Pr % Il. a-'y
Bo's1s. b.. X',.,ii.,a, H. l., Va Springfield.
H. Bo.,,' 81 ..-,.i vc1 r. r. si.t and itb.
Az. va shore i.iue IA snd n m sinday..... p NJ
1902.
10 Csuahds 60 lrr'cr. suAlo, osnsiisi' snd
Wet bJ .ns L.is,sd. loot of1hainssrs-s'.'
az 10 a w. L.
k..i. via ra s''is v. foot %. lsl.te.s &C. cou-
ns-,lns VIII 10. .os o, for all principal cide'.n
roo. . q. no. ,,1a o. ;a.ariay. , ,nlio
Y'-tr n 4, - .ala.ir u. q, Long I,'sad. b. >.
j. hall rood, l4.n Ja-.ea.s.E and ioot ~ iitH -.
r, -. d., ',,r,- pra-,,
pot. rse.t-y. p arsa4y ana sasu.l.s. iroia hsr'
~ IN ,,r ~, aud Ia a b. i-lsr Irav.
49,, Gc'l~-. No sesday md '.r.dsy, loot Of
IT, Sr SSs Ssh ',,s kss iai X.s H.
ton. irrtls t...fls Ucrf hfl- inlt hfi
Milton d. it-.,scs Bay Powell diiiy IRON 100;
10 h.,sr ii,r;'5-i mi spaass~d;iea'a: -
49, have rrcE srat 4 ati ................ II
10 Nsw.tfavun, BY th- N~s.iar-n u.R. 2sths-:
sna Gtlas., u Z. ? ~ If 2 80 u. and r. NJ
10 tire Wes' ~ Penn yisar.l r-n'f.i t'fo,d.
lfofn 100. OF CYl.titi g., Va fAi-dciall a m
srd y. ~. Sunday trsn..-.................. p M
r. else We. By t-u'rh hHIrrsd OF hr"-j'ftfy
viz Allentown, from .@r y. T., , r. L., y M
ANA etu y. SUNDAY tFaiu.................... y N
To Phia8- phi.. by steamer Jrs-e 10, ',day, l54n
csy, exec rteil ffon 200. oi W-Bs'., Erolk lyn.
connecting b; fort Ionmor'h wash trans Tor
t. Phrterl1a, by sew-i~r.ey Il uiroad. ioot 90
Cou- o. p g. 10 lr3 ill "a. o., J, n4.. and p.
N ,nt 10 af.dn, fhi Suntiv ................ p m.
To Phi4t.ir.l. Grf RfiNly and Sifinbps', t-nn.
days rzcert 81 wa, .t1of4 ILf hmb.y ron loot
ofEsrcly-s'., a. Lrfsfs p n
To fr0yiiense By Neptune ririilsip Coz lhu'.
d.ilv ron par 20. f1l, 81 Robin g., r.. !, p M
Il FED BANK and Long BsncA. by steamer Eas.e.
dt'y fronl olr 10. n drrfsy,,, at.."...... y p
To Ns.hn.iou by tfD.Jency H. h. foot q
Colltsud'-ri :, afili. .. Ia, p in., ani =
r,iauisat p
for further ia lu,ior n'Tc.t O. Rcloai lime Tables,
zee advertise iGolts &c another uart u thispa2or
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-THAL Tsln-MAy ID
Before Judss DALI.
or

Mary Ann Pinkerton, Trustee, agt. The Mayor,
ScThs claim for SO 765 fot injuries to Nos US and
during riot, Of les, July Ofths claim 300 was for rent
lost to plaintiff, through the fire bn' this um the judge
decided could not bs recovered under tie statute be'
and no. immediate damage TIE Court reserved
its decision or the remainder OF the claim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20

REBKL PERSONAL Prico and Gen.
Hindman are in Texas Admiral Semmes and Capt
Huntington are seeking passage to some sequesiered
island % the Pacific some other ocean Gen. Johns
ton Is going 70 Florida, and Gov Msgrath OF South
Carolins was being followed. at last accounts, BY o
smart squad Of Vusoa Cavalry.
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h, a Andrev. Crsnmsr, Washington. Van Brunt

.schr. z. A. AndreWs CFsDmsf. Wshnroh' 'dn p'un'
Slaght 80, 60. w. px,,, L G, ,ght
schr II. S: Rne. Wright Richmond l. b R Gsiss, Co.
Scb, I y Fsyisnd Ayery Port Roy al, A. Abbot
S scSr T. 4. Paine. Jones. PASSPORT !. BOynsOn.
scar John Randolph, Philips Charleston feg"i or
Sohr Roc.eti Na,sanl Portsmouth, Simpson i Eaton.
sloop A. j. Let. Ieet New-Eaven H. 5. Racket SON.
Sloop byron, Alien NorwaIk, Bnsgs Co
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ccIJnT OF GENERAL, sFssiONs-MAr l9.-De'oTe
81.

eordeT lIoYysAS. :, -,
Peter rilcy and BERNARD Reynolds, assault VIII
dangerous weapons State Prison three years
james o'BriNn plead guilty Of petty larceny, reuardei
Henry ii. Neso pleaded sgAty OF obtaining gooss Hoe'
"a Sc rfeienses, reminded. -, A.,
william ienn-,.y pleaded guilty Of burglary in tho thfd
decree, TeulIullci
Jacob Bsir sfend larceny. state prison years.
y iliala bal, attempted slL.l larceny, CIy fFson
months. 49,.
Robert Randall attempted grand larceny State Prison ono
ye8L nc,
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SALE or GovRRNMKSr VEssRLs.-The brls
Dragon and bark Voseur sold on Friday OF Per
No H. by order OF Gen. Van Welt the Quartcrnastcrs
Department having further use for them The YES
soils were sold for a. 100 and 5000, and were boa6H'
by Mr. secor and Messrs. j. G. Ward & Co.
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IAdyerti.. ment.

IAdyerti-, n.ent.
TURKISH BATHS, No. IL LAiGHT-sr., Nsw-
YoEK, OPPosIrs No. 36 CIysIsr.
HovRs-Gentern.n, to m. and 10 p. m; ladies
a III. TO pm CLOSED SundayD 1nx OAEAIEsT o.
III XrRIEs Try one.
FOR most inisesns and graphic account Of the 1VaxB
BATH. scnd for Prof EnAsaus WILSON'S Worf, entitled
"TUEKIsH EAsrERs BATE" Iepnhlished by MItLER,
WooD Co, No 10 LsishtsL, N. Y. 2pP Pnes 70 cents
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TEE AsTI-SLAvERY STASDARD.-With the
issue Of this paper for the present week, Mr. Oliver
johnson retires from tie editorship. and 1t IL an
nounced that Mr. Parker Pisbury will b the new
editor.
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MILITARY PARApEs.-The several city reg'
nen,s are making arrangements for their annual spring
field days. 1t is rot Improbable that there may De"
general epcampment during che coming Summer
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sUaRoGATEs. coURT-m.r 10. - Before sauog,t'
TCCEKR
pKUVFD.
nnring the nAst wcck - 81

During the past week tho Surrogate has ADMITTED
the wild Ok the ioowi1qnaned persons 20 pIo1le'
James Fulton. William IL. CL.on, John Doeaer' Linen
Ru.ses, and William C. iiagrcf'y. 80,
Mono Of these Ss cont any proysion o. psonc I'M
rora.Ce.
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Tn OSBOS TRIAL.-We understand that inc
trial Of tie Osbon case has already cost tie Government
about $4,000.
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night tue clO.ling siOre Of Kahn & Adler. No. 10
Coumb.a-st was entered by forcing open q year viii
dow sud goods 10 tie amount oi $50 stolen. Not l"as
after officer W FOOD Of the Tenth Precinct. saw man
going through Rifington.st., having bundle under
bis arm and accompanied by boy lie folio scd them
20 the corner Of the Bowefy end Grand s.and iacre
arrested The man; The boy escaped. Ga reachng the
bundle he was earring and fod up Ludlow s.. lie
was soon recaptured and taken into the Station House
whore he gave the Of james Savage IAe bundle
he carried was found TO be roll Of oloh and in addi
ton he had on two extra pairs OF pnntao0 and three
vests all Of which were recognized portion Of the
goods stolen. lie was committed by Justice ohand-
lev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20
D1sposKn op OrnER PEopLEs CLorHIyu.-

Officer Waterman Of the 18th Precinct yesterday ar
rested Mary Ann Uanfent on the complaint OF Laura
Howard OF No. 10 Nelsonpaco. Some weeks since the
prisoner obtained from the complainant several SILK
dresses and other articles OF the vauo Of o2O on the
preence Of cleaning them. Instead Of doing so she
pswned them at shop OF Mrs. flanagan Mt the corner
Of Third ave and Fifeenthst Several other inmates of
the house made similar complaint against the prisoner
Justice Dodge committed her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20
Gcpartnersbip Notires.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The under
sglea uno hav. done business hitherto ulder the name
ora. RANKIN 4 co. 10y special arrangement with NJ A.
RsNklS since bis withdrawal from tee butihess ana tIs
Gr,l Leeiy give office hat her business will De conscsa
l. ne, u,8ter frnl # VAN DEl,LlP TAYLOR, -
No " Bouery, NJ, l6j fth.sye., and No sy brosowsy
.o,n,Y Iu .sssou,-.t. New York. May 49, 1865.
GEORGE III. VAN DERLlP.
JOHN J. TAYLOR.
IN PURSUANCE Of tie terms OF co-partncr-
sAp Iere.ors existing between CHARLES SHuLIL and
VFKNkRD CUMMINGS, Under the style snc nrrl name
Of sHUITZ < CCsyiNtlS doing business at the CITY OF
ot as retail 'eal,- IN Brick Lime 18th snd Cement-
t ala parrrrship dissolved take effect from this da,e
~ Chas shu.I having Withdrawn theiei!ofn CfiAhfS
SULiE foot OF ssnk s.. Dated. Ecw-lo!f, Say ~ i'"