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MEETING OF QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS.
Report Received from the Counsellor Of the
Com Meeting Called fOl
Nexs Tl,urud.v.

Report Received from the Counsellor Of the
Cornu,issi0ners-Special Meeting Called for
Next Thursday.
The meeting of the Commissioners Of Quarantine
called for three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at their
rooms, IA Exchange place. was duly convened, VIII
son g. Hunt, president, in the chair, and Commits
sioners Bell and Barton present.
Commissioner Bell read statement to correct
false impressions conveyed by recent newspaper re-
ports In regard TO the of the steamship Illinois,
and referred those interested to an article on the
subject OF that steamer in the HERALD OF last year,
communication was read by Henry W; Johnson
Esq, counsellor OF the board, embodying the follow
ing:-The Marine Hospital grounds were not sold
under the act Of April 90 1867, and the period or
reservation does not cOnt o the portion OF grounds
now used as Health Oncer's residence and boarding
station. They were sold under act OF May 49, lS68
and it being decided unwse and impolItic 70 sell the
out residence for Its Health Officer or station IN
the upper bay from which vessels could he boarded
the property sold subject TO these reservations
until May /, 1871. Up TO 1884, no steamer being
owned BY government for the purpose one @ was s en-
But when, in 1854, boat was pro-
vided by the State her running expenses were
paid by DR.. Gum, and he received her earnings
Nevertheless repairs cannot be included under the
head OF running expenses, and the government is
liable for any such expenses at the present time. II
the Governor FentOn Is used at the present 1me the
expenses OF running her, and not the Fecher, are
to be paid by the State. When this vessel was EN-
ploycd In towing another from one anchorage to an
other the Commissioners had right to fix the rate
Of charges for such services but for no other.
| A communication from DR.. Carn0chan, the Health
Occr in regard to the Sc ectiop Of site FOR his resi-
dence, which must be decided upon pursuant TO q
law, was referred to Commissioners Barton.
Commissioner Bell said the salaries OF 0fcers at
the Quarantine station at the time the present COM
missioners assumed control was 81, ,497 per month.
BY the present report 1t amounts to $1,59e. Some
who In the first report were mentioned as aborers
now entered as boat hands on board the linols
while in reality no such persons were employed on
that steamer. lie thought that the employees VINO
were engaged In labors for Improving the station
should not draw pay from the commissioners, put
from the Construction Bureau.
A resolution was adopted requiring MI. Okourke
to appear before the Board at special meetlng ON
Thursday next to report on the divisions OF labor
at the Quarantine station. Tne board then ao
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.


The government list was steady, but fraction
lower, In sympathy with the decline in gold. I'M
portant operations ore susp ended pending the ques
ton Of the Funding bill in Congress, and the market
Is therefore dull. Tie final street prices closed
as follows:-United States currency skies, 112X
113; do SKIES 1884, registered, 117H 117A do. do,
coupon, 117h 117a; do. fve.twenties, registered
May and November, 1117t 1l11a; do. do 1852,
coupon, do, 1l21S 1127s; do. do, 1854. do. do.
ll11 111h; do. do, 1866, do. do, 1112s 111ss;
do. do 1866, coupon, January and July 113h l132l;
do. do. 1861 do. do, ia 1141S; do. do, 1885, do
do. ia 114n; do. ten-iorties, registered 1885,
10s]4; do. do, coupon 1oS1a 10sA.
THE SOUTHERN LIST DULL.
In the Southern list the Tennessees were strong on
purchases by parties supposed to be operating for
the legislative ring" ut Nashville, who are desrous
OF making market TO sell upon. Last Saturday the
Tennessee Legislature passed to its second reading
the bill to scale the State debt, which provides for
calling In the bonds which were so pro1igatey wasted
by the railway officials to whom they were issued,
and for replacing them with bonds to the amount
actually realized in the sales 30 made The
Legislature has also given first reading to
another bill, which proposes to repeal the law
permitting railway companies to pay back to the
State these bonds in exchange for the mortgages
given to the State. law obviously nJudicious from
the beginning for the reason that it tempted specu
lative railway officials to depress the bonds and buy
them in for The purpose OF canceling their obliga-
tlons to the State The general list was strong and
closed as followa;-Tennessee, ex coupon, e1h
90; do. new SIX as7Ia; Virginia, ex coupon, ooH
osss; do, new, 80 S9s; do. registered stock, 65H
Sc; Georgia skies, 81 So; do. sevens, o5 s7
North Carolina, ex coupon, 40 49,t; do new, 251l
25h; Missouri SKIES s4a 941k; do. Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 931l %; Louisiana sixes 761s III;
DO leyee skies, 75h 76lz; do. do. eights, o2 o.;
Aabama eghts 100 1O3; do. hves, "a 7s;
South Carolina SKIES 93 "a; do. new, So s2S; City
OF Memphis SKIES, SO $50; do. New orleans conscls,
lsa l5 90 co. esne0 70 ra!Ioads 70 q u; Mobile
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SUPREME COURT.
A Blockade Running Case.
Before Judge Ingraham.

Ineodore ID. Jurey co al. os He1reg Hart et a.
The plaintiffs in this case are twenty-sx in number,
and are residents OF South Carolina. The defendants
were a firm in this city during the war; and acted
as agents for the plaintiffs In certain commercial
transact ons.
The suit is brought TO obtain accounting and
settlement with defendants, the plaintiffs alleging
that Hart, principal OF the 1rn, has converted
large amounts OF their property TO his own use. The
defendants denied all the allegations made by plain
tis except that they have $4,000 in notes and two
lots OF land in Brooklyn which are held for the ben
eft Of plainlns.
The defendants, for a separate derence averred
that plaintiffs were incorporated Tor The purpose OF
exporting the goods in question in violation OF
blockade regulations, which business being illegal
they could not recover.
The plaintiffs demurred to this as net a legal de-
fence.
Judge Ingraham has decided in fayor OF plaintifrs
on the demurrer.
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STOCKS DULL AND STRONG


The stock market was listless, and would nave
been siagnant were 1t without the exceptional ac-
tyity in Pacific Mail aud Ohio and Mississippi. The
former declined to 431 on the announcement OF the
shelving Tor the present session OF Mr.. Lynch's Dill
granting subsidies to the Pacific Mail and other
steamship lines but rallied to AK, from which IL
again fell Off to 43sl OHIO and Mississippi was very
strong and the only feature in the railway list ex-
captng Reading. Ohio sold at 403s and Reading at
1O716. The market was heavy up to the last board,
on apprehensions concerning the Funding and
Currency Contraction bills; but with the post.
ponement OF the latter AMI in the absence OF
further news concerning the former became strong
il final street dealings, the highest prices
OF the day for most Of the list being
made on the sidewalk III front OF the Stock Ex-
change subsequent to the closing Of the Long Room.
Atlantic Mail reappeared to-day, and was rather
active 1t sold as high as 292S and closed at 2oA
29S The following were the closing prices OF stocks
at the lsst session OF the board:-Canton 6SA 69H ;
Cumberland 40 bid; Western Union, s1' 3194;
Quicksilver s1s "; Mariposa, 81; do. preferred,
10 161s; Pacific Mail, 43X 4314; Atlantic Mail,
2e,6 291s; Boston Water Power, 1873 I'm; Adams
Express, 6sX a 64ss; Wells-FargO Express, IL
151; do. scrip, a 31S; American Express, 43A
Az; United States Express, Ash 4s; New York
Central con soudated 10on 1005s; do. scrip, 94s4
e5; Harlem I4a1S 144H: Erie, 2314 231z; Reading
1867 1868; Michigan Central, l24 a 14A; Lake
Shore, 971S eT3E; Illinois Central, l39 o 139s4;
Cleveland and Plttsburg, 1O91S 1o9x; Chicago and
Northwestern, s1al SIX; do. preferred, $685. sSh
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, so; Rock ISL
and 1le% a 49, Milwaukee and 81 Paul. 65H
s5,l; do preferred, so2s sO16; Toledo and Wabash
54k SAX: do. preferred, Y IS; Fort Wayne, 957i
bid Ohio end Mssissipp, 39H $685. Delaware and
Lackawanna, 1lO1s Ill: New Jersey Central, 1OsA
a1091k; Chicago and Alton, 11eJ4 116sl; do pre-
ferred III 1177s; Morris and Essex, "a e4H; Han
nibal ana st. Joseph, III q 117A; do. preferred,
1867 bid; Iron Mountain, 4e% a AZ; Boston, Hart
ford and Erie, a q Al; Columbus. Chicago and Indi-
ana Central, 1871 19I.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
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SUPERIOR COURT.
vacating Of an Order Of Arress-I1porian
Decision.
Before Judge Barbour.


In the case OF william z. Hog VS.. Blantcn Duncan,
previously reported in the HERALD, in which Judge
Barbour has had under consideration a motion on
behalf Of defendant to vacate an order OF arrest,
granted on the application of plaintiff decision
has been rendered on the motion. The plaintiff
alleged that he nad on defendant representations
that he was worth over $780, 900 above his liabilities,
sold him goods credit TO the amount OF SIG, ,022
taking his no e therefor, and had subsequently, on
his representations surrendered the note to him and
taken in lieu thereof the note of Nicks Steam Engine
Company, plaintiff further alleging that both defend
ant and Nck's Steam Engine Company were inso.
vent at the time the not IS were given
Judge Barbour holds that the facts proven by the
afiidavts were no. sufficient, though uncontra-
dicted to establish the frauds, either OF them
1t was not shown that the representations were false
within the knowledge OF defendant, that plaintiff
was defrauded thereby. He therefore, decides that
the order Of arrest must be vacated, with COSTS
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY. May 3l-6P p. M
Wall street has again drifted into state OF duh
which is sngulary At variance with the facili-
ties AFFORDED for speculation. The remainder OF the
Congressional session will doubtless witness the
same dulness should the financial measures which
are now pending In committee be permitted to out.
sleep the session. The announcement is made to-
day that the Currency Contraction bill s again post
poned, and that nothing new has transpired with
reference TO the Funding bill. The gold brokers
held an executive session this afternoon, at which
they discussed the proposition in the new Internal
Revenue bill to increase the tax on sales OF gold,
and appointed a committee OF five to proceed 70
washington and lay before Congress the injustice Of
the measure.
The money market continues extremely easy, and
lenders have difficulty in employing their funds at
better than four per cent. The dulness in all
departments checks the demand. The rate on call
ranges from three to four per cent, the lower rate
occurring In some instances without regard to the
collateral. Commercial paper was quiet at six per
cent for prime double names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STRONG.
The leading bankers were unanimous to-day In ask
ing 1907, for sixty day sterling and 1los for sight.
The only transactions below those rates were sales
out of second hands. The steamer to-day took over
$500 Ooo and nearly as large amount In bars mas
been engaged for tomorrow The following were the
closing rates:-Sterling, sixty days. commercial,
1904 lo9%; good to prime bankers, 1o9A 1oe'S;
short sight, 1l0h 1loa; Paris. sixty days, 5.lsA
5.lSA; short sight, 5.13}S 6.1lA; Antwerp, 5lSN
5.l3Z; Switzerland 5.lS4 5l3A; Hamburg,
35I 3e1S; Amsterdam 4O% Az; Frankfort, soH
AL Bremen. 7s1 70; PrussIan thaers, II 7l4.
GOLD LOWER AND DULL.
The gold market was but temporarily responsive
to the strength Of exchange, the price IN the morn
advancing to 114S. Later in the day it became
heavy and dull the price falling to 114H. With the
steady enhancement OF the national credit. as
reflected In the continued decrease of the public
debt, there is a disposition to sell for decline, and
the ioaning rate shows fair short interest, which
meets with little opposition from the "bu!ls," who
are rather disguised with the failure OF their cam
paign. The transactions were few in number and
light in amount. The course OF the market Is shown
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge OF Smuggling Cigars.

Before Commissioner Osborn.
The Ufited states Us. Michael Cullen ana Ed'odrd
Kino.-The defendants were yesterday brought up
for examination on charge OF smuggling cigars on
the steamer rybee. Held III So 600 bail 10 appear Tor
examination.
The Seizure or United States Bonds.
The Untted states us. John Kandte ana George
XarsnaH-lhe defendants were arrested few days
AGO. by Colonel Wntey's detec tiyes, on charge Of
having altered United states bonds, amounting In
the aggregate TO Sl5, 1000 sand having the same In
fraud. These parties were principal witnesses In
case in the United States Circuit Court, In which,
from all the circumstances, IL would appear tnat the
then ueIendant lWoodward) had been the dupe OF
these experienced and ncorriyible dellnquents
Held for examination
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

i RIswoLp-HUsBANDs.-On wednesday, May 1s,
Mt the Church OF the Holy Communion, by Rev. z.
r. lawrence DAVID d. GRIswoLD to LIZZIE HUS-
BANps all of this city. No cards..
: JAGGARp-EA AsTMEAD.-In Brooklyn on Monday,
Nav 40. by the Rev. william 7. Fitch, Mr.. ROBERT
WILLIAM JAGGARD, OF Newark, N. j., to Miss EMMA
LOUISE, daughter OF MI. John Eastmead.
MAITRE-FROssARD.-OnM Monday, May 30, at the
French church, JOSEPH MAITRE, OF Boston, 10
OCTAvIA FRoSsARD, of Bremoncourt, France
STRoNG--VAN NosTRAND.-On Monday May 80, Dy
the Rev L. S. Fairchd JAMES r. STRONG, OF Madi-
son, N. j., to Miss NErriE VAN NosTRANp, of Lake.
Vile, l.. |.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half-past Five O'Clock p. Nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
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TUESDAY, May 3l-6 r. NJ.
BEEswAx dull the sales being confined to small lots
within the range of &c. &c., which the closn. prices
for wholesale lots.
CANpLEs.There demand except for job lots and
prices heavy l5c 2oc for Western and city adam
tine, 3Sc. for sperm ana d3c a 45c. for patent
CEMENT Rosendals was steady at So with fair de-
mand
Cocoa quiet but steady at lsc. ls1lc gold, for
Guayaquil bond 2Qc. 30c. do for Maracabo do.
CoRDAGE steady 22c 23c for MANILA 2Oc for Sisa
rope and Russia bolt rope, 17c for Russia tarred.
CooPEBAGE sTooK.-The demand light, but prices
steady former quotations. viz shooks s6 inch
heads SO 40 80 b do Ss do, $s $S 05 molasses do,
pps s g so' hssp Ss % fse $ ss d
Cofrosrhe market for this staple was only moderately
snd s be- Offerings S.. being M The
sales SO bales basis low miidlas FOR
sHs sas as ais al s sai
o.,,, 'IaS's Isss s'' sssi a:;' f"' gs:p.. ress.
6: 6: :;:;:;; Il d !: Il
and heavy, and rde Sales, SSos 5ags
Kinds & %ss sS1 81 sss sn Ssa for % ss
We quote: Ordinary earsoes, 14a4c b1sc fair do,
% s sSSd ss 49, aG JdTn gFins as US Sim
gsPers. lso lsc' gsyion lse 49, MarHssibo is}Sc
Costa ,ss aes 49, % Mssea sG fe &C.
&c., and Savana, l5c. &c., all gold duty paid Messrs.
William Scott Sons made the stock Rio to-day folows:
43,6gl bags New York. 13606 IN Baltimore 2C0J New
Orleans, 2,Oo0in Mobile, and 1000 In say annah
FLOUR GRAIS.-Recepts 2i,636 bbs -four 9S8 bbls.
corn meal 1851 bushels wheat 800 do. corn, S42 do
and do malt The market for State and Western
quiet the demand from all being light but
prices quite steady at our quotations; sales 700 bbs
Southern only moderately dealt in but quite steady
In value; sales l50 bbs Rye -four steady with mod
crate demand sales being $50 bDls of meal 150
bbls yellow Jersey sold TO arrive al 5 25 We quote
No. 80 81 so
Supernne state sOa 90
Exira State asa so
Choice do ,........................ 50a 90
superane Western. s0a 90
Ezra l0a B5
Extra Minnesota NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25a 90
Round hoop Ohio shippina brands......... 2ba 80
Round hoop Ohio. trade branas.,"........ b5QR rs
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
two per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing The
European steamer took out s3ll,s55 In gold bars.
The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were rs
fOllows:-
Gold cleared. $25, 971 GOO
cold balances .................... Q1S412
Cnrrency balances es,............. ..... 1,062, ,84
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SWhsss was q &C. lower but :siIvs :. The
:.ss1s :s:: tsr .as o z:
ssa Ps IS Gs!sssG :s.s
Ss.Ss: s q feS sssssa nss nssa
sa:ss sS SSSsiss cr &; :.ss @ s'1s os sss
0s Ss ;s,:z sss
m.TLs ras more nor active and RAJ. rates
there cOn.idsr.Sl. l. aSa,y for
$sE rates ss L!ssSsc sha.
R: e e. a. g
asvrs, per steamer via Liverpo0; ssSoa
sS sasAs'; TO xnswslD part SSs nss S. ws
s SS S % Ss; = % :.
bark to for with % s s 81 %
sss S's's q 81 STa % es esi VIII
6Ss crude petroleum 5 .. s bark from ph,Ssph,: na 70
81 Domingo ship, about l,iso TONS San Francisco
% 10 was hrm with fair demand the .ass
bales arrive per a. zoe gold IN S
rolls domestic e. Zoe and % % S Do on PIySe
soa bons Sns. ~ II d
@ s ~ % ss s.ss @ ssf
Iamplco was quoted 7c a7sc gold In bond
ana HorsThsTs Manf was but little activity the
mand being light ana almost entirely for small an lois 1n.
pces especially FOR the better grades About 50 bales
sold within the range CT loc &c ior common 70
HAY-wih only moderate demand and free receipts the
market was heavy and lower. We quote :Shppns I5c
Soc; retail lots 9Oc ~ 10; long rye straw III VI lo
short do, &c. gUc So.
HrDEs.-Tho market was only podsratey active but
prices heavy ut quotations We quote
Ayrss % 70 g 6s, 2Sc gsc; do 20 70 q lbs sol 2sc
2lc Rio Grande sSto q lbs, 2c ornoco 81 to 2s os'
2c.; California, ~ TO 20 lbs, 2O51c.; Central AneIcan
trnned is 10 Il lbs l8c lac do, trimmed IL TO ~
lbs i7c lsc Matamoros and Mexican, % to "A lbs, Sc
yera Cruz IS 10 10 bs l64c; Tampco ~ to % bs lSc
iQc Bosoa IS to 90 lbs 9c, stock hides May
81 1876 12430 corresponding date last year, ,20
LFATIIrr-The market for helock sole was only mode
rately active, but prices were steady, especially
f''i for prime leather. which was in small supply:
Other kinds In fair supply. Oak was freely
sought after by both msnnacnrers and dealers a.
Hclaock Buenos Ayres, heavy Csc ssc per h. do do
hoSyg ssc 2sc do middle 9sc assc; do, light, 27c.
a2sc. onnoco Sc heavy 2se 27e do, do middle, sds
and weig6is, a4c sfc poor damaged, all kinds and
heavy ssc &c ao middle $780, ga a2c ;so So h ~ Sse
DO, light S6c 42c IN the rough heavy Ssc d4c. do
MoLAssEs- The market was dull, the demand being con
small lots but prices steady, especially or the
better so hhts Porto Rico at 60c &c., and
Cuba muscovado and English Islands on private
tor NO
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Died.

ABRAHAMs.-on Tuesday, May 81, PoIlNE ABRA-
HAMS, wife u Philip Abrahams III tue aVlh year
Of her age. -, ,va .
The relatives and friends Of the laniyi SOUS
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He COUR rs.

Important Decision in Lottery Case-cigar
smuggling-seizure Of Altered United States
Bonds-A Blockade Running Case-A!'
legged Misrepresentation and Liabili-
ties-A Politician Sentenced
in General Sessions.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE

and Ohio sterling, rs a79; Greenvlle and Columpia
Railroad, guaranteed, 73 q 74 Macon and BruhswicA
guaranteed by Georgia, SO q 81; Arkansas seVens'
75xa76
THE sUB-TREAsURy REPORT.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

A Lottery Case-Important Decision.
7ne United States cS Louis Lonsduer.-The de.
fendant was sentenced to six months imprisonment
for not paying the tax imposed by the revenue laws
on lottery business. Application was yesterday
made for writ OF habeas corpus with view 10
a fne for the ofience or for punishment by imprson
ment The Court ruled that the statute provided
for fine and Imprisonment and refused TO issue Tue
writ,
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THE sUB-TREAsURy REPORT.

Receipts and Disbursements nc tho Omce OF
tho Assistant Treasurer Of the United States'
New York, for the Month Ending May 81,
1870.
April 80, 1870, by balance. $685. ,@As
NJ aoir,f A,lr n m0nfh--
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Statement of Business at the United States
Assay Office ut New York for the Month
Ending May 81, 1870.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

JAMES FORBES was recently fined six dol
lars in Troy, N Y, for drunkenness, and
then delivered the following Grafton in the
police court: Ladies and gentlemen, here
assembled-It has never before fallen to my
lot to speak to so numerous and diversified
an audience. Here l behold all classes rep
resented, and here ] look upon faces that
beam with intelligence. / see around me
representatives of the bar, of that great full
crum, the press, and look upon the guar
dams of the law, to whom l am indebted
for the safety of my 300 bill. Before you,
MIR. Justice Donohue, I am brought to
answer the charge of having violated the
laws of my country. / acknowledge my
crime and regret it. Over and above
all else / respect the laws of my country.
TO me she is the perSoniication of lib
erty and Justice. I am thankful she has
such fine servants as took charge of me
when my mind was besotted and; saved my
500 bill. Here is that precious treasure /;
take out what you want for keeping me all
night, return the change, and use me like, a
man. I am glad this morning to find my,
own dear self in such good condition, and
YOU, gentlemen Of the police, have my
thanks. Another time I will hquidate your
services. My name is James Forbes. live
in North Breadalbane, Fulton county, the
county-seat whereof is at Johnstown. l
am not ashamed of my name, nor OF my pa
rents, though they are dead and gone this
quarter of u century. You have used me
like a man, and I guarantee to do the same
by you. Charge me what Is right, and let
me 90 and get my %oyercoat, umbrella, pair
of boots, and red handkerchief, with q lot
of cranberries tied up in it,"
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /

COMMISSIONER y OFF1Cb,t
RICHMOND, December LIST, 1870.
COX AGAINST COX'S EXEC,R AND
v OrREKs.-1N II CHANCERY CouhI
GF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By q decree
entered In this cause on The 18th day or June, 1870.
II is ord ] ed that the same 'be referred 10 one OF
fine commissioners o. this court TO take IN account
of the administration o.. Henry Cox, executor OF
Edward Cox, deceased. upon his testat0r's estats,
and also Iegatee accounts, showing what each or
the ~le2atees Of Fdward Coz, deceased, il entitied
IN receive under his viii, and what amounts each
one has received, II anv, from the SAID executor,
Or Otherwise, chargeable with on account Of his
or her legacy, With the balance que 10 ea ate1,s o and
liabilities of the testator'S estate, the amounts
thereof severally and 10 whom coming, ana The
order and priority thereof, and also 70 lnqnlte aho
of the estate are now held by tile executor. Ana
the said executor is directed TO render 10 tie saia
commissioner an account OF his administration s
aforesaid, and such US Is la ms pnwerl
in regard to the other matters or account ahd In.
uuiry herelnbefcre directed to be taken ana mace.
And the said commissioner is directed 10 take,
ouiry. and report the same TO this court, with any
mater specially stated, deemed lerllnenl py nitn,
or required by any party TO be so stated put oeiole
nroc eedlng to take the said accounts, the saia COM
missioner shall cause notice of the time and place
or taking the same TO be published once y week lor
four weeks In some newspaper published III hlch1
m0nd city, and t;is shall be equivalent to personal
service OF such, notice on all the paroles 10 ms
suit except tue plaintiff and defendant, Henry
Cox. executor of + dwerd Cox. Deceased ana IN
taking said accounts, the said commissioners Is d.
be shrsharsed and iaisiiled any exparte accounts
heretofore settled by the said executor, and con-
hrmed BY q court OF competent Jurisdiction .
have na1 s z on TiUEsDaY. the Sd Of Jsnasry. Is 1871.
at 10 o'clock A. n, at my office, In the city OF
Richmond. as the time and place to take the ac-
counts and make tn inquiries directed y the fore
going decree. TAOS j. a
de s-lawaw Commissioners.