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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-30
SECOND NATIONAL BANK

OF CLEVELAND.
Ilesign, ated Depository for all Public
Monies.
Authorized ss Rscriptiou Agent for the
7-90 LOAN.
This beipg the only Pop ular Loan now before tn
People, the Bank viii bse7 on hAno full assert
nent Of Sizes and MI au ofde3s promptly ana VIM
ont delay.
Five Per Cent. Legal Tender notes.
With Accrued Interest 20 date, received IN Pey-
,srt ~ Snhserfotions and will Tedef m at par The
Coupons On the seven ThIrtiss preasntsd as the
counter. .
viii also purchase United states FoueheFs, Cer-
eurities. leo1o
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ROCHESTER, IN. " BRIDeE CONPLErED.-
The following telegram was received last
night;
BUFFALO, N, Y, March 2s.
To D Chitteadea:
Roch aster bridge completed to-day, snd
sll trains are running on time.
ALLEN BUTLER, supt,
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EOR SALE-FORTY ACRES OF THE

Il best quality of Grape land near Co lamer Village
10 acres wood lsnd, all hOu aud good barn.
Also, ~ acrts ne II DOans OOrnera. A b.autifu
ulace for q fue residence nd garden land. InQuhe
UfJ. L. sAXTON, East Cleveland. Also, So Acres
Hon Euclid street, mites from the city. mhll:l95
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Decrease this syear....-..,......-....s4,6 ,6Ss,lE5
The sos Natl anal Banks organized up to tha 18th
instant have an aggu gate capital Of s2G7, ,sIi ls6
Their creula ion is s1t4, So Of which the issue
during the week was 81, ,224 44l.
1t is stated that ths Treasury Department is pre-
pairing to lquida.s a considerable amount OF the
suspended acquisitions at sn earIy date.
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From the GRAND REPERTOIRE, from which
vii be presented for the brief season in CsSvelan5,
embeaces
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

IL viii lell ior q reasonable priCs-f opportunity
rresents-my house and lot No. 22s scOyile Ay nue.,
Any one desirirg med um priced house, situated IN
ag1od neighbaIhood, lit e removed from the bus.
tie OF be business pat Of the city, will do well call
and examine premises be lOra purchasing elsewhere
The house wood contains nine rooms, Lesdes ian-
trJB ciosefs etc 1t is in excellent repsir There -
a goUd barn, all sbund4Lc O. Craps and other fTUt
and skrutbery upon the lot The lurniiuTe 10 honse
vii be sold with Il, f desired. Enquire upon the
lTemisas- " fme2 2lZl O. J. BILLIARD
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MIEBOR FOR RSALE-ONE LARGE
LA Iise mounted Mirror at JonGs' very cneap. Cln
and see it-i46 euperIo. street. mcr22:l95
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TO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-THE
- undersigned have his day formed eo-partner-
sh'p under the name and i'm Of MARSH LII nd
Al LIS. for the purpose doing genera ITUnk,
Saddle and Harmless busine at No. ia Superior 81.
GEO. r. MARSHALL,
Benz. III. WATKINS.
CLEvELAyp March % Is65 m22:l95
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nor sALB-HOUsE AND LOT ON

II
4 Forest street. House large and commodious; Lot
i5l iect by IN with an abundance OF hne shrubbe y,
pod good fruit choice Craps; aud good barn.
leIiur street au22 RI
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passvnscPs Arrived,

In ss.smthlp Ellen E Terry fIon NewbefnLltnt 7. z.
pen,eh li2th n y. Lieut. A;sn, ii2tb N y, Dr. E.he{.
18th v Y, Y. Dusr., Major frs-ion, Mr. Brsytop A. b.
Whitney william, n. kom.ine, Georg. g. HINT, v Nora,
e. r. Smith. David Borgnn. chars ttoslrr T. Cum nngs
Cepi Uror-e Bellows BrairHd Capt j. w Batter H. r.
Bce Edward Smith, A. +. Teel H. O. Brown, and IS ~ the
seersfc -
man. q. c. Burton
In brig Thomas Owen, from Nreviiaa-Nrs Castelsness
sou aud graudchild Dir. Xiqus.. DIR t1rdOys.
IN bns Aha JEAN fom Bathrrst-Mrs. sullivan and tive
cli,I.ea
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Sc OND BOARD.
TUESDAY, May 23-P. ".

TUESDAY May 23-P. II.
Colds firner. opening at 1871 and selling at 1921.
rhe closing rate was 1921. The shipments this
week promise TO be important, and this aniicipa-
hon keeps the quotations quite firm.
At the Stock Exchange gold-6earing GoveInInolt
bonds are O shade lower but the sales were mode
hte. No large amounts are offered, and no large
order could be filed at The yates. Border State
bonds are steady and are offered ssoaTlnsl!' hal-
way mortgages are lower. Railway shares sTe aud
md the market irregular. Erie, Reading, New
York Central and a few other stocks are largely
sversold. Selieg Options at wide differences were
made to-day, equal, on Erie, 10 per cent Tor oo
lsvs. Upon Michigan Central , per cent was paid,
And q upon Illinois Central. Deliveries are made
Nth unusual difficulty, and il Enc
there is a sharp borrowing demand. For
The midsummer dividend 3 per cent is bid.
At the Second Board and on the street the market
was more active and the leading shares we're Ill
good demand. Erie and Reading were the most ac-
rive and large amounts were boughtto cover shorts.
Fhe closing prices were: Erie, 73i; Hudson, ON
Reading 93t Roct Island, 9Sl; Fort Wayne, 93i
Money is quoted regularly Stock houses Dor
rowing from day 10 day supplied al sat pei
cent, and loans q. less rates are undisturbed On
che other hand, somc banks report demand at :
DER cent for oil and more than they care 10 lend.
IN Commercial paper no change The RAPID de-
cline in commodities, caused by the sudden and
unexpected termination OF the Rebellion, has made
lenders less ready to buy doubtful mercantile bills
So serious fall cannot possibly be experienced
without Damaging a long list Of merchants and The
aisinclination to bay paper, unless OF the highest
character is very natural. AT the close Of business
there was no trouble in borrowing at 5a per cent
A large demand is reported for the last issne o.
$50 notes and it is not unlikely that they will
coon sell in amounts to give the Secretary of the
Treasury an unwiedly and troublesome surplus.
In few days the Collectors will be AZ work upon
che income tax which. with the sales of 1903, will
enable Mr. McCulloch to make his payment with
q promptness long unknown. The present issue Of
7.3Os is the best loan people will get
Exchange is steady and sellers have the sdgan-
tage. Bankers Sterling at 80 days is quoted at
gi0; Merchants l09aloeI; Francs, long date,
6.l2}; Francs, short date, $40.
Frsights are quiet and rates scarcely so firm.
The engagements to Liverpool per steamer ara 800
boxes Bacon at 25s, and TO London 100 hhds To-
bacco at 25s.
The business Of the Sub Treasury ives: Re-
ceipts, g. Let, 787-for Customs $3.50. go; Psy
rents, s. 49, 45A 05--on account ofLosn, $4,000;
Balance, 81, f02,4 67 6s.
The following are the Imports ut New-York for
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BULLS HEAD.-.With free receipts Of beeves
tho market has scarcely varied from last week A
marked decline will DO the signal for Dutchess and
westchcster County farmers to go in and secure
stock for the tall feed which Is calling for something TO
como aud eat H. sheen and hogs are IN over supply
aud much ioTsE ysslH the cheapest nsa, Just now.
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UBYIY CLEws x Co,
Successors to
lIyENHoRF, CLEws & Co.

UBYgY CLEws 4 Co,
Successors to
lWERHoKE, CLEws & Co.
BAyKIRs,
NO ~ Wnllst, y. Y,
COY ERyNiNT AGENTS TOR TIE SALE or TIE {. =
: $40 LOAN.
Foil Commission allowed BANKERS, Brokers. lrsW.
anoe Companies and all parties PURCHASING; Tor others
- resale.
- - depominations on hand ready for immediate de
livery. . ,.. $50, .
Accounts of l.,rss Banker, aud indivduis. re
cei,e9-, per cent allowed on deposits and dsny bal
snces which nlay be dtsSl for v;tboat uo;!eg.
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Recent. 81 Produce.

AYe1-o slO bills Flour 10 Dbl. whisky. 20 bbl-.
Corn Meal 1850 hush Wheat. s..OA busb. Corn,
iis 100 bush Oats 6T pkgs Ashes 80 pkgs. Oh Cake,
g. ee0 ligs. Provisions 600 pkrs. Batter
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Lea s30ts75 1900 tuns Egg q Sosso 7' 'Ooo
49, Stow. s6 IS; 1900 tuns Chestnut, - ga

e. sa0ts75; 1900 tuns Egg, % 5oS*o 'oi ',oVV
,nns Stove, &C IS; 1900 TINS Chestnut " e3e
s. 80. ,o,,.,ro -
s,exd from tho Por, of New-YoIk to Foreign
Port. FOR the week ending May %, 1862 was
sl.e53.55G ~.
rho notes of the Brandon Bank, Brandon, Vcr'
,oont and the notes of the Merchants Bank, west
fold n. Y. are thrown out by the Metropolitan
Bank.
On and after oath May next, and until fnr'herno-
,icc the circulating notes OF the Orange Bank, OF
Orange, New-Jersey, viii be redeemed at per BY the
Ninth National Bank New-York. .
The Boston imports for the week ending May ~
were $50 100 agains, $slO,77 for the correspond
ing week in 1864 Total since January !,
Ss,l2S,5i7.
The exports for the week ending May ~ H.
clnding specie, were s23l ga against $15,Sio in
1861.
Messrs. Fisk s. Hatch report their subscription 70
the 7.30 loan as Ell 800
The following comparative statement shows 'he
average condition of the loading items OF ti' ffni"
aclnhio Ranks for the past and previous week:
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a,s Owner, salcs of 325 bbs. and tea at ISL l.to
for No. l. and l7tal7ic. for fair to prime steam ie~
1910 for Kettle rendered and st0lslo for Choice.
BUTTER is very dull ndpiiees are io"ei anu '''
y. Y. STATE Wesi tubs strictly fine, y De-. 511o
Y. Y State. Welsh tubs fair 10 good. o. ~
Y state welsh tubs WHINE and poor mixed * :.
X y state firsin tubs, new strictly iiue - ~ w
v State frkin tubs. new common TO good - q ~ ~
Penn common 10 medium, new ~ 20 20
West"rn Reserve good TO fine yellow nov... ~ ~
We,tarn Reserve common to medium, new - q 81 %
Soptlern Oiio 80 20
Wcb H. fnjAWis. good to fine yellow. IeV 20 q ~
N,eh. IL, Ind. Wis, common TO medina DC" '-V"~'
CurrsE is quiet and UNCHANGED. Nc quote;
state factory, good 20 choice Y b...-lodis
State iuir "a good -........-.-..-...--.-iy
State daiIcs choice. ....-..--'--..-.' u. % &c
English dairy Comm. .........-...-.-.'a,a ,o
English dary Ohio. ...-..-...-...-- 90.
Vermont duilv. ....-..........-.....-...I sdN
prTEOIE,'M-I,eceipt 10 day Lea bhls., incnd.
ing AIS por Erie. and 400 per camden; .he -
5pn and urces arc nominal At 3i03ioior Cru1oi "
SsIc FOR Vefue. in bond and osd6sic. for do nee.
EICE-Ihe market il more artiYe, hut prices "'o
without material change; sales o, 90 obs hansoo" ~
0i a Zoe and /, 900 bags 40 on privetf terms. e.,
SETDS-Coyer and Timothy seeds a'e both devon
~ activity and in the abaence OF sales prices ~
entirely Nominal. Rough Flax Is dull at .! o'as -
& bush of 20 N. -,
SUGAR-Eaw, sugars arc in more pc,ivo demand
and the market rules firm bg, prices are without eso. "
tia charra: sales Of $40 hds 10 lU.Qlitc Tor 'u"h
md ~, Ion Porto Rico. g5 boxes Havana at ~ ana
lest evening 42e boxes Havana at llio. Eehned ae
dr, and urchaDyed.
TALLOW-rlerc has been decided improvement
In the demand; prices have ndy7n'ed and a.e hrm W
tie closes sales o. l25ooo - 80 lO' Tor e...
e latter ratc Tor choice In bills. and lOidO 10 ioi
WuISKY-The market is yery dlll ard prices are
heavy; Western IL selling in retail lo;S at 80.
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miscellaneous.
DECKERs FLAvORS and DRUGS

CONF ECTION r. &,
WHOLESALE and RETAiL.-We wish to cal The srsN
ton CONFECTIONERY Pastry Bakers and SteyTds OF 10
for lee Cream 1t 10 In purity and strength s9S,
70 the III the Vanilla Bean itself Oar FhoII ,iS
vORS slso are far superior to any made lucy cos,as
neither strong shers nor injurious scids Tho ~ III
Drugs and Vanilla Besns selected and warranted tne ~
In the market We have been dealing for yes{s eseiu"
With Confectionery snd sut their nresta Otden cen "
to all the Wholesale Drug Houses and our p"''~
No Q, Ann cor 0oid-st., ~ J.
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LLgR's OpPIcR-OPRNINa OF BIDS FoR

CONTROLLERS OPPIcR-OPRNINa OF BIDS FOR
RspRxi1IoN FUND BoSps.-Y Y sterdsy afternoon Con.
troler Brennan opened bids for $64 800 Vi tho bonds
known a. "Soldiers Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds
No - These bonds are intended to redeem bonds pre-
vously issued Tie following is the result Of the bid
ding;
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II ia understood the Controller daily receiving large
amounts Of State Bounty Bonds repayment ~ moneys
ior 40 small an amount Of the redemption bonds having
been taken Yesterday.
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,,,.y,,,rror .,,,,u

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ni's'.''' sos ss;,;;: Moon r'e' ''N'
sandy Hook. T:21 Gov Island ..go3e Hell Gate. sci
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Skipping IyyELLEEENCE.
PORT or SrW-YoRK. .MAr7
Cleared.


Steamship suvo Naa, Jsyns, Hong Kong Everett ca.
steamer Dctorors 81 iaIgh'ir. baltimore Wa DaSel
Ship Frcadyn ptsd-y, Now Orleans, y. II. Brigham.
ga.. Ocean Home l1T }, Wekien Matsnsu J. 4. Ward
Co. 49,.
Bark F,,her princ.. na'arxas Wash & Cefver.
Bsrk Dresden. Reed, MstaEzss, {. {. Duncan Co:
G.k Carsn (usl Csrtao, Vera Cruz, Peasant Brothers
Bs T.o5or. aud Juls Dam, LOren.on, Rio Jnerc, So
Br, Won shark Ri.ch.ndorf Meek Rotterdam Punch
Brs Amelia Br) Dunn, sydney, C. B., Maitland, Phslp'
Rrs Water Lily rl,on, Rio G,,ne do sn', joseph Ber''
Bns msry F. Ladd tBr,, Ela' Port sp'in, Trinidad
Jones Tough. n,
Rms y Leblanc iBr) Leblanc st.JOhn'. Gordon Bruce
PTs Colasn Iced Pscka-i csri-nas Neteaf Duncsr.
Brig Tasso utall Coc-ce, bnboa siocovieh, Aresu
SeIr. D. W. Vaughn, Clifford Washington. Van Bruns
Slight. ~,
schr H. 5. Bs.con. lockwood Washington, Var Brrns
schr Helen M,r Wines City Point vsn Bruni Sasht g.
Schr. Unicorn lsrl, Nicholson, CORVALLIS, d. X DEVON
Co. 49, -
schr J. W. scsuine French, Jacksonville Fla, Van Brnns
slsxht. a
schr W. II. Jewell Ferris, Bridgeport, Il. s. Racket Z
Son.
sohr JAns Mana Richmond. Norwich
scir u 4 L. CrsuLlcf. kbfy y, Baltimore Mott betel
scLr Bele Ruirer Gicn ester w. 8. Brown Co:
Schr Urs,s, Miller PeicrsburS Van brunt Sissht
Schr Robert Msgec- Renn-ti, Eew.iiassn
SeA fsrrls Norwich.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT. Part NO new
csse. added 10 day calendar. Part llNo.-lt! 1918,
1913 800 TS 0t 1881, fit%, t<0 l3oC, 1870, llH 100
1871 1914 I&y. 1912, l4x llfG, Bis.
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Bort WarSems' Notice.
STATE OF NHX-YoRx.

STATE OF Nsw-YoRK,
Poar-WARpxSJ oYrIcx, No. 10. Waist
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
Act 10 Reorranise N. Wdeus 0Roe Of the Port Of News
York" 81 persons Interested in having charge oe
the following vessels are ew under examination by the PERI
Wsrdcns and that tho said examination wl ~
conpesa Hhn day. nett sleeeadina this netlce or
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are nominal at the close: saes Of 400 pkga at 2diss
for Dry Salted and Packed Shoulder and aS,% ,s,
Short Pbbod M lIyc Lard Is fairly active and prices
ars Grlner sales Of s25 bills ard tss at is i is
for No and 7tGl7ic for inlr 70 PRIME s.s ho'se
TI,rrpp il vo,y dull aud prices lower and nouhei
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Spoken.
Brig yandorpsdo hence for Porto Rico-lsth met lct
20 lon. 70.
Br. South Boston, from Bathurst for New York-2Ab n
Oh Hathnrst. " c. A.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSloSs-NAr2s-BesoroC
Ind.

Judge RusssL
Thomas Glenn pleaded guilty ofattempted grand
larceny. state Prison two y-rrs
James On pleaded guilty Of attempted grand larceny State
Prison two ycss
William Curry pleaded guilty OF petty larceny. Psnicn
tary si monihs.
Mary Murphy plesded snilty Of petty LARCENY demanded
Robert Pitkiu. sfand larceny. keaisnded
CsihaIins Lynch rand srcsny STATE Prison a'e years
murder Of Henry Lazarus sftsr the fact. Rensnded.
John schoms and Jou Elder pleaded guilty Of assault aud
battery. Reminded
William Hpnminston alias Edward q. Cushing, pleaded
guilty Of usna larceny Sta'e Prison three yeSrs
Thomas Cohen. msnsAughtsr Ia the fourth degree. Psni
Tertiary AZ months
Charles Kennedy attempted grand larceny. City Prison
ten usys
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Steamer Elcn J. Terry, chspia Sewberu goth inst, via
Ha,tera. Ine,. mails ard pass, { Goodspssd n,
Bark Henry Trowbriiae (of New II ven Dnbtfe Pori
Spain. Trnid.j. eth bs,, noas'ss Henry Tro"or.esss
Sons Of Nev.Isven.
Brig Thomas Owen, Pett'ngs, Euev'as days sugar sho
nolassrs, Thompson Hunter.
Bns Helene of 0ssow, Duncan Rio Jsneiro dys, coffee.
George +. Buley.
Brig Alma Jean (Br Flynn. Bathurst, W. c. A., q dsys
hidcs and nuts Brett, Son Co
Schr Abby Bracket Achorn. ~, JOHN L. H., days. sut1
sad rnolasses MetcsifS Duncan.
sehr Belle oftle Bay Croker Geor.e's Banks hslbut
schr Amanda Powes Robinson. Kockland, stone for the
Nsvy.fGd.
schr Superior. Hatch, South Amboy for BostoD.
Schr Aln Midieton Ame. Pouyhkecpsie for Fdl Fivss
sohr. Union. Kelly, Roudoot for Boston.
Schr. a-sseuyeT Plesson;on, Rondout for Bos,en.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-spKcIAL rERx-MAr a.-Before JUS
tice bARv,y.
THE STRONG CASE.

Peter II Strong agt Mary y. Strong.
II may b. remembered that this case was reserved
generally the r term in consequence o the Issues under
the Tecrmnaou not beng settled An order was en-.
tered .ens the majority Of the ssue. bot refusing to allow
one deemed by del. Iisns counsel important An appeal
wss accord taken IL this latter portion OF the settle
ent which sppsa was decided In favor VI the plaintiff To
y p.ntif counsel TO place tins the cs,n.
du and 70 stay Of psoceeanys granted BY Justice
until defendant might 20 sye the original suos
re..ed in conformity with Justice Robersons opinion.
Kltrdse T. Gary. s.1l Conuse for defendant, opposed
the motion the ground that the Issues IN
stat. bc prosecuted the jury and that the de.sljsn
matter Of right entitled 10 maze her motion
The Govt denied Ito motion aud sot tine down FOR
tIsl On tho day calendar.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK 0P THE CITY os
NEW YORK.
Nos 2? AND ID PISF.sr..
DEPOSITORY AND FiSANcIAL Agent vi The UNITED
STATES,
Have FOR sale. ready for delivery,
UMIED STATES $40 Treasury NoTEs,
Conver,ib!e. at maturity, into $50 GoLDBRARNG
BosDs.
Also.
UNI1tp STATES 1910 BoNDs
UNI1Ep STATES $40 BoNDs,
UNITED STAIEs E-NEAE CEErirCATfs
We also collect Government Vouchers aud Drafts
END attend to ether business with The Government
T. e. CAuuCH. Pres'dea..
y. SE4aAN, Cashier
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ensnes Of which Slower deposited tina. day 500 the
ds Mr. sas DE-. ssd The
ons under which Me- Henderson acted and the ponds OF MI
Capt John D. Gibson s Psymsster in the Navy nov, in
Ghsse Of the dba.ns and a's s 0, sS s
Agent the affairs were transfer. ID TO witness on the
no books the Captain then Identified ,snou. eoo' as 'ns
md III. boos. have BEEN in witness. custody fever since
Cross 1anned Before that he was inspector IN cnaee
he provisions No. The BROOKLYN no Of fpb Se
Navy he obtained check for $685. los 20 nom M endsf
hs ha,fsd over without hs.,sc that Witness supPo.es .
al oil the Government fund, he hsd it Is all that YVES esi,nea
s Of Sss though ss @
Francis ". SticSnsy-tfu spos,ion Woraat Clerk In
z. &sS S % sss fs s hs y
made BY him for the navy through bis hands toe gen
wadsd by the Navy Agent to Of te bureaus who ex
the bill they correct fthey ate the pa
Ifeu ases II. ,cqui,ion the Navy
which ma its the Treasury Department the
SECRETARY ofthe Teosny issues ' warrant n fvor o. tn.
Nevy CENT; the forwards drpt On the Assist
ant the Navy Agent docnlnen shown this doc
s what puPorts to be the document ' he b. iot
or money oy Nh Henderson the bureal Of oau enueer
in; st tbs bills accompanied requ'ton covered 50
norsrs Mr. Hsnder.on the reputation ha passed "a requs.
from the CEie Of tie Bnresu 70 The Secretary Of
,e Nav ors variant IN favor Of NJ saae5s2 sn.,doi
regulation b. the secretary oth. sy o. the Secretary OIL
Cro.s. don't know WHY the other nine
teen bills we're no, sent with this from Wsshnson;
all bills formerly connected lth tn. warrant
Jonathan L. smith, ccrk in the rreasnry Department
hay chaTg. Of the files in tho h-gtc gave an account OF
the vious proceu laluos. maBy asthoe oil pm ,o,sh
titled the warrant IL question through that pr'eH' Ane
Court then adjourned . 80,
The Government represented nj. ,ria by Nr Dickn'
con, the nIictAuorn0y e,Jud,e bosw9nh ne former
a. g. Alto neyGenera Caleb Cushing and the Solicitor Of
tie Navy en Cbaner. Mr. nedsrscn sppcscd By
NJ. Evais Dir. Brady. and eIJudge PeIrepoa,, snd"s
accompanied in Court during part OF the ns oy Mr. byAn
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Total ENID a, port al73s53l3 sc Ice 63i i@ l7t 46i
Withd'n fmW'ehe. s.l32.C53 HisJ,s73 7ss)0 t-
ptroRrs Al NETWORK roR len MONTHS ENDING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24

TIE Pror,1ence JoiusdI says Of printing cioths'
The market has been very active and sales aavc peeh
made mostly ahead. The following arc TIE safes.
% OlO pieces GOxGi I6c to be madei l1O lsees 80,
g. l6.c 70 be made Is 90 pieces 6lx6i Ioio TO Do
made; 5000 pieces. 6iNGi l7cu 10 DE lnnuei io,uV
-ieces 6lx6t Tie heavy, a. be made; 25VtV pieces
ttx64 ise.. on hand. Total. l3s 900 pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

We the subscribers, being appointed Nv the Prt.
bate Court for the District Of Addison, Conn
missioner; to receive, eXariinc and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the e.
tate OF ABEL J. WOOSTER,
late ct Cornwall, in said district, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
theteto; and six months from the Both day Of
Nav 1860, being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we 10 hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business Of our said appointment t tbs
dwelling house Of said deceased. on the last Thurs
DAYS Of June and October next, from o'clock A,
NJ. until tour o'clock p NJ on each Of said davs
Dated at Cornwall this Sd dav of June, 1865
lo.av c :iaH acNt NJ JAMES, Corners.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21
The wheat crop at the West is very

The wheat crop at the West is very
promising. The fruit crop will be less
than usual,o account of the spring trosts
In INDIANA and Ohio thousands OF acres
designed for corn are stll implanted, ow-
ing to the wet weather. In Wisconsin
the corn is doing finely. Tho corn crop
IN Georgia and Alabama promises very
well, and there will be enough raised
toI home consumption.