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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
THE COURTS.

DISPUTED TRANSFER OF CHURCH PROPERTY
The Congregation of Beth ElOhim of Brook
Ign brings action in the City Court against the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church TO $1,000 paid to the
latter part Of the purchase money Of the old building
formerly occupied by the Presbyte-
rian congregation. The plaintiffs made written agree
nent Feb 1870 with the trustees OF the Presbyterian
Church. by which they agreed to purchase the church
edihce for SIS 900. payment Of 1900 was made ana
OF the purchase to be paid ana pos
session 10 be given July The plaintiffs not ready
TO pay the balance at that time, and by consent the mat
ter was postponed until July IL, at which time the deed
was rendered to the plaintiffs who still unable TO
pay. The plaintiffs claim that under the laws OF TINS
State relating to religious corporations, defendants had
power make the sale in question: because no order
had been made by the Supreme Court authorizing the
sale the time the contract made They also claim
that defects in the title which were not done
away with the day the deed was TO be delivered.
The defendants prove that the contract OF sale was
made by authority Of the Board Of Trustees and the con
gregation Of the church that the same appoved
June 49, 1870 by the Supreme Court and the usual order
made authorizing the defendants to deliver deed 10
plaintiffs upon their complying with the conditions or
sale The defendants claim that they duly rendered the
deed TO plaintiffs and ask that the Court compel plain
ts TO take the title aud pay the balance OF the purchase
money. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
SECOND BOARD, 1 r. ".
FRIDAY. May PIP. ".
Saies OF 0op.ynnen, fond.


The active and upward animation Oh the
stock market anticipated by the bulls today and based
unon the condition OF the market ut the close last eve
ming did not take place. The market presented no ul
usual movement and the fluctuations were neither VIDE
nor frequent The leading stock OF the morning was
Union Pacific Of which from $1,000 TO 5000 shares were
sold from 3s 35 though in the afternoon the STOCK
was quiet Co. G. and Indiana also feature at 2t@
2iI. In the afternoon there was very active move
ment I'm Consolidation Coal OF Maryland which earredup
the price from 80 40l. After the o'clock Board the
entire market was strong more active trade except
Pittsburgh which took downward turn OF about four
per cent. After D. prices again weakened all round
and TO the close no feature worthy OF no
tee was pcrceptble the market closing firm Boston,
Hartford and Erie at time sold up from to g. but
subsequently fell back to eo925 The principal dealings
were I'm " Y Central and Hudson River, Erie Reading
Lake shore Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ohio and Missis
sippi Chicago and North Western. common and pre-
ferred Rock Island and Pacific Mail. The investment
securities were quiet We notice sales Of Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western at 1924; Panama, So; T.,
C., c. and Indianapolis sos0soE and st. Louis
and Iron Mountain ut 59i0GO. The misceiia-
noous list generally steady Express stocks were
strong on American at IS! a56, and Wells Fargo at 49,
Adams was steady at ssasli. dividend OF 81 per
share has been upon the last named stock pay
able ON the lst of The following table shows
the highest prices paid for stocks the ac
tive list to-day
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PASSENGERS ARRIVFD.

FROM steamship Lafayette NAV Pm Peury Berger
Nine Berger chmbre 81 Moonste NJ LebIeton Nine
Lebn Nile NJ Eioua ebeou Albert Leere'
ton NJ We'll NJ A. CrehAnge Nine. Crehange Mile Teanue Gre
hnge Mile Fanny Change Nine Mera Bayeryne MoHs gneur
Psbe de Lsryiere Nine Pierre Amede son
and a Wehrung eren NJ DaVgneau, NJ Berger Nine
Bsrrer Mile Marie Berg Mile H. Berger eIf,Ht JAMS Il
nois ~ Henarl Leboue. Nine frklon, NJ John Cossvei
Iiyppone Lucon Levy Lear Lomi, j. samarore NJ
Maurice Kahn iue NJ Msuke, Nine Mautk NJ harcei Foo-
de Pchego Atophe Micheo Nine Lea achter Deny
Nousson M Augue Beau NJ Pierre Cns Nile Nsskros ~ ar
and CastergBet Perne NJ. Oregon Giuseppe Nile julie De
Mile Mhe Grsget Mile Enie Js9Se hYe Psu ne kasoh.'
yegei Nine yers NJ Peamortin Nine foSmont1 ~ L.m;,s
Coraquet Mshsr, NJ Poine, NJ Lasoomo NJ Laurent NJ
Muller ~ GaIano NJ AuIion b. Grod Brand sarue Drew
Auofert NJ Matthew H. Gniemot Nine. Launonia, NJ Ken, VI
John Williams NJ. Ia.serre NJ Cambonrs G,rer NJ Pine M
Demsombc NJ Tache Emile, VI. Olivier Crnrfel NJ Schebsnd
FROM LGyERPO0IIn steam,hP The Queen Msy l2 wis,on
Barring Jno Barring j ~ Barng Mr and Mrs
Wilson, VIM Meade WIN Hmm,n. wife and family Ja MilaIs X
A. johnson Mr. and Mr4 Det Mr. and Mrs hoong the Misses ioo
ing Mis- Bessy. NJ and Mrs Stephen B. Taor Rev W. Ieo
ODoune Mrs Meaney M Gyne and liza in The storage
FROM HAyAHAn steamship CLEOPATRA, May ll-John Solar
James McLesn, John Moore. . -,
FROM sAyANNAH-In steamship Leo MAY ia-Mn Bags -
Moey and wife Mrs Brown and child Miss Brown, b. j.
Slmap L. L. d. Kernan and WIFE, Rev. j. H. Red, Csp
Fitzgerald Mrs A. FINN Mrs. Cheesebow, o. r. Good
and children. Tos Dny al wife snd chilli J1o
r. Smith Thos. Kidd j. Beuiss, Mrs Gov. Mrs MARY g.
Ward NJ H. smith WIFE ". Waugh. NJ Prirehd, b. H. Fair
th C. Wilson and wife d. Barrett j. D. Lawrence and WIFE, NJ
CONWAY Miss Ellen Mead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A. 8. HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.

FISK g. HATCH
BANKERS and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. ) Nassau-st.. New-YOrk, May 4, 1871.
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF The CHEsA
PRAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Co. are secured upon
property which, when the extension to the Ohio
River. now in process of rapid construction. is com
pleted and fully equipped, will represent cost Of
nearly $4,000 OCO and an actual value in Road, Fran
chises rights of way &c. of not less than S500OOc
The total amount of the loan is Sl5OCoOOO, of which
nearly one-haf or over S7OOOOOo, have already been
sold.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS negotiated by Us
amounting to S25 So, 0O0 have ready market every
where, being favOrably known and actively dealt IN
at all the principal Stock Exchanges Of this county
and Europe and are readily salabe at all times al
ouoted market price, which is now above par.
The Bonds of the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Kali"
ROAD Co. we believe to be of equal value ana 50
curity, and must in time take Ike rank IN haike'
value and salable character.
Holders of Fiye-Twenty Bonds desiring TO fund
them otherwise than in the New Five Per Cept Gov
eminent Loan, may do so with entire safety, at
profit of about 20 per cent, and without reduction OF
interest by an exchange for the Bonds OF the Chsa
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Co.
Present price 90, and accrued interest from May
We also buy and sell Government Securities, and
the Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Co.. and
as Agents of the L. S. Government, will attend to
the funding of 5-20s into the u. ). Bonds
FISK 81 HATCH.
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK;.

PORT oPNBw yoRk...........'.''.."'''''.''hAr H.
Steamship wm MeGee Woodland, Baltimore VIM Chalmers
Steamship NARROWER Fulis Philadelphia j. Hand
it ass sId SG a lan eTsO Esons Steamship Co.
seamfh Regulator Wilmington c. ohllard steamship
Pst Diamond R4sPd Ns5sai $s rHssIp1' A hss
Sss: snip A 4 &c s1e P PS.d fh ha'A'
FdG w;fa ss G,Il I GPSs H;l Mo,sa c. Sons
Bsrs Marine ClsIto tI LauO Bristol Eng. MOrgns
Bark Freien Sor Beck for orders wen Teens Book
Bark Ironsie. Tapl.y Gibraltar for orders L4nt Bros,
Bari K9Ta Oh HfK5ns Sis t. V Bsec ce
B,II sGE e S 1SssI PSl Hs SH sa. hst"
Bas Atlas, Hudson, G5.1I Miller noaghon =, u,,u, =,
BIZ ANA Lindsey Br, Munson, St John n. b. p Nevius
SG s, Wellington Br, Eagles wof, N g. D. D. wof& Co.
schI Frances @ MeInGghn St. John n B. r AeTui A soma
schr Csbsds Swain, Philadelphia E. II. Keemer
Scbr. Leocadia, Delano Portland, Evans, Ball Co.
se ST s 81 DU BS HstsSS 81 Jcbn n Hne Parker
TIaH W%i9Sts n c. + F SSSs., Mills
schr. Antecedeut, PendletOn, New Haven.
sehr NJ B. Whori, WRorf welaeet.
SOsp Cornelis, Norton HewiaTen
Steamship The Queen OBJ Thomas, Liverpool April &c. and Queens
town 18th, mdse. and pass to +. W. j. Hunt ,o.,
s' and p. s1 a he1s ''' Apr" o. " Di''' '
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah with m'e and pass TO murray
steamship Volunteer Howe Philadelphia with md and pass to
steamship George Upton Roberts Richmond City Point and Nor
folk viii and to Washington x 20.
Steamship Cleopatra Phillips HaVAns May with mdse and pass TO
I. Alexandra 4 Sons
Ship Conakye Of Ableen Jpp Yokohama Jan o. With teas
SbE Monte Boston,. Thomas Manila Jan - with md
Bark of searspo Treat Csrlenas days with sugar
Brig Scotland Bbadoe Weeks Marquee vh moass
Big o St Johns P Brine Bahia, 80 days. with rose
wood.
schr Waterman Nangs Boo, del TOrro A. 81 days With ma
sch Chsr. Cobb (of Roe.nd Kennedy Bscos days with fruit
Horse (Of NewbupO Hughes BarAco days with
schr f Boothba BOynton Nassau via Bleube
Seir Ben Bolt f St. ADdrew b. Brake J.me Is days with
coffee. -
Adranns Rondout Union Star fondont
Nightingale. Port johnson. Challenge Port Johnson
Breeze, Port johnson
Bark Rambler for Pcou. N. s., via Long Island sonnl
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy l2Anved sieamshiIs william Kennedy from Bait
more saxon from Philadelphia schrs Joseph kega Ellis Belize
Maintobah BArba1oesi Mary b. Harris, from Ponce
VSEARD HAVEN May 1-Arhved sehr Tnnsit, from Pladel
pha Sailed A. Dente Elisha T. Smith and George Albert
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON e National Line steamship Virginia Capt Sum-
ner NSYork April r. touched at Queenstown yesterday and
proceeded for Liverpool
The Anchor steamships Burop. Capt Csmbe from EewYcrt
April Trojan from touched al hoTle today and proceeded
for Glasgow.
SPOKEN.
Brig Susie srout from Ptre, for HeSYork May H. Of
Benlopen.
DISASTER.
LONDON 1.-THE Agnes Campbell from Boston, ct Sligo, re-
port. having we'd dsmAgs in hurricane.
For --latest Ship Helos see FIN PageI
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
SATURDAY MAY ~.

SATURDAY. MAY ~.
Mail, for Rurope Queenstown aud Liverpool steamship City
of Broosiyn from 49, r. close at the Positions at
m: At Station A. 10 a. ID. 9lO Supplementary Mail
for paid only Pier No. IS H. and closed at iiSo
p Steamship sails at 2 p. -,
deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage , ii.
Mills for ernan States via Bremen per steamship Hermann sails
from foot OF Thrl Hoboken close at the PosOhce at IL M AZ
station A. S:lOs No Supplementary Mall steam
ship sails at p. M ,.-
Mails Porto Plata San Domingo bsmans &C. per Steamship
Tybee, viii close at Q IN.
SUNDAY, MAY II.
close to-day at II O'Clock The PosOhce open rom
a 4 IN. to II g. .
MONDAY. MAJ IS .
Mails for Appya Kingston jam Panama and the South Pacific
American Ports eamshp Henry Chnneey nom % "
N r close At the m Steamship sails At IL N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
DFCISIONS--MAY IL.

Superior Comrt-Special Tom-By Judge McCunn =,
Stuvye.nt at Tsnrel al RELY Reed Cohen Art Mutual LIE
granted Bank Of Newlor sg Richards
granted Of costs and SD costs 81 @ motion us
man AIT Colca-Orr reference Marx sgt NJ L. snd Harlem
RAirosd Co.-Moion denied.
Common Pleas-Speca T6m-By Judge J. +. DAILY:
Strauss Ag The North German Lloyd steamship Co-odon W SCI
SIDE service etc, denied.
Marine Court-Part by Judge Shea.-fingle-
ton AIT for the plaintiff for s6 20 and costs,
with allowance Pnnegan BhenD smssed by default Aus.
back at Boge sgt The feufork Bolt and
Rvet Compsny.-Settled.
Part -Jy Judge Aker-Bggs ag BooneyJugment for The
ppf for 81 and with 1925 allowance Pber eg hreufer
Judgment plaintiff l45 ~ and costs with $40 allowance
whtbe sg Diego sg; BrennsnpismisSed BY default Dry
lei aqt. MAloue-Setted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
CIVIL NOTES.

The Erie inquest before the Master in Equity
is adjourned to next Tuesday personal favor to Mr.
Lane, one Of Goulds counsel
The examination of witnesses in the Mat
thew Mcbride will continued before Surrogate
Hutchings yesterday John Pullman said that Mcbride
and he were members Of the Masonic Lodge called
on him In July 1870 to see If he wanted any assistance
from the Lodge and he said he did not require any aid
he appeared TO be well provided for; he said that
Jo6nson Mcbride trying To defraud him. and was
Siways nervous when the subject Of his property came
nm Considered him perfectly rational up TO within two
80 three daya OF his death. Mr. Post said he attended
The OF the will In May 1863 Thought he called
WcBrides attention to the fact that he cutting off
aya ~ bs relations and he replied that such was III in
sntion TbonAs Parry David LATHE, AMI other witnesses
ssid they were Intimately acquainted with the deceased
and had no doubt whatever OF inc souhdhesS OF bis
mind
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

The United States Circuit Court is adjourned till
Monday. .. nj.
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court Baptiste
e0sser wac committed yessay Tor stealing @'' s" oNsueh
Eess, Of M. 24T sevenhAve.
Neil Moen, charged with passing conn,elIei. siO
shields The bin be passed proved 10 be genuine
At the Essex Market Police Court, susan pillar n
was yesterday for stealing from Anne
Clinton George Columbus for stealing ooHo' WIN
Philip Hsfner Of No. I4l Fad Broadway 80
The trial of Thomas Lookup Evans. charged with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

The money market is without new feature, round
amounts being freely offered to the bond houses at per
cent loans on prime mixed collateras being reported
at 4 and s. Time engagements OF and months date
are negotiable at and per cent while National bank
notes are at discount Of t0s per cent. according to
the denominations. Prime commercial acceptaDoes 10
quickly at are per Government bonds have been
dull but firm In tone, the market closing the basis OF
1884 0ll3i for 67s.
Fisk & Hatch report Government bonds follows at
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OFFICE or MORTON, Bliss & Co, BANNERS, }
NV YoRK 2d Nav 1871. (

NEWBORN, ID May, I6I. J
We offer for sale, at the current market prices Of
the day. FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CEyT GOLD
BONDS or THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
maturing from 1896 to 1899, Coupons payable Julyl
and Jan. 1.
The Union Pacific Railroad has been in operation
as a through line, in connection with the Central
Pacific Railroad since May 10, 1869 Its earnings for
the two years ending May 10. 1871. will be over
Sl6OOO.OOO The amount Of yearly interest on the
First-Mortgage Bonds is Si63i,&20, gold. The net
earnings for 1870 were S297 1862 a. The increase OF
net earnings for tho three months ending April |.
1871. were $3.50 66 SO the corresponding period
for 1870.
Col Thomas A. Scott. President Of tho Company
estimates the
Earnings fer 1871 .RDoU
Aud Expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS foVV'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations were

Tho trade in gold continues dull. the demand being
principally for commercial purposes. The prepondcr
ance OF days business at l but the range was
lllI9lils The market was strong, in sympathy with
the advanced rates OF foreign exchange which in turn
were put up by order TO export small coins ut
profit the prospect being further RISE II tho
Treasury persists in its determination to pay out eagles
IS and smaller pieces instead OF doubeeagles, which
are selling at premium OF la, per cent. The rates paid
for carrying were q H. and per cent The days bus
mess at the Gold Exchange Bank as follows: Gold
cleared S2i 10000 gold balances, $S7s6; currency
balances Sl756OO6 The following the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

State bonds were actively traded In at the First Board
but there was marked decrease in the business al te
afternoon session. The largest dealings were In iehnes
sees North Carolinas and Mssours and prices as VIII
DO seen by reference to the tables peiow, "ero uoh
higher than Yesterday In many cases. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
''''' Register Of the Treasury.

htRIsIVI VI -.,,.-
Registered bonds will be issued OF VIC ,S s,o M
nations of $50, $780, $500, 5000 s'OVv' "au ,bs
ard coupon bonds Of each denomlia'oA a." tio,,sd
last two The interest will be payable III Wv ;aant
states at the Office Of the Treasurer any cSorn.
Treasurer, OF designated depository Oh tle Wa Ma,
ment quarterly. on the First days OF feDru.
August and November. in each year LUG iu.
ON the Registered stock of this loan It Is
bv the Treasury Department, will DO pau a. .na
yoniontly 10 the holder as on the Coupon s'OOA w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
ceaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- Application Of the Mayor Aldermen and CommoDAy o'ths City Of
New Yori relative widening aud Strengthening Of Bo,drsy De
tween Thry and P and also the minhs 81 ss
mar, Of Bfo.dsa between second aud Thhh sts and that
p.r ketveep Forty second Of greater Width
Than one HUNDRED feet me city Of NswYo public notice hereby
given to all Of property TO be thn acquired or
the proceeding that they can be heard before
th. submit proof of such damage the Room OF e
Bo. Of CITY Hall In the CITY Of sewYork on the 18th
MAY 1871 o'clock and for ten consecutive week as
thereafter at tao O'Clock p NJ OF each day. , ,--,
No x be hsn unless statement OF the claim h oen prev,
ouy hed the Clerk the Comnssonr and s qesuonso
Law mus. be submitted In wnen briefs. -.
AbsS Of title property affected and all statements o. eo@phn'
A. T. Stewart ESQ, Chairman and died WIN eny
Hilton the CLERK, Of this proceeding our Office No. 20 Broad
way, second nvor reaDat New.iork, May D, 1911
ALRxR r. SrEWART,)
JOHN q. JONES, Commissioners.
JANIS Il. HRNgRSsY \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

We learn from Messrs. Tanner & Co.. the financial
agents of the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Com
pany, that the bonds offered for sale by them have al
been subscribed for
The dry goods movements for the week have been
as follows: Entered for consumption, N,4S2iei; with
drawn from warehouse si22,s50; warehOused s3l3GTa
The Philadelphia stock market inactive to-day;
Pennsylvania State 6S third issue, sold at O0 Phis
dclphia and Erie Railroad. Reading Railroad 16 and
Pennsylyania Railroad. 6lE. Gold closed at III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s, al Sun 2:l9
sapdv Uo,k 3 Cows island 46 Hell Gate ........6:03
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The days transactiOns at tue o. 3. BubTreasry
Gon 87a 20 Currency 2aymeu.. S232 ~ 81
Gold naymeps 23l68ll 8 Currency balAnce.. T6SlT O5
Gold balance 80. sol 93T 20 Customs. $4,000 10
Currency recepts.... 2,32,OSi ~
The sterling exchange market IL strong, and the lead
ing bankers have put up their rates TO 03 for 60 days
bills and to lCb for short sight bills due to causes above
mentioned. Rates follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

In pursuance OF IN order of ROBERT {.
HtrCHIHGs Surrogate Of the Conny OF New York notice
hereby all hay claims against BARNES INDEX
the City Of York deceased e. present the WIN
vouchers the Subscribers the Office u WILLIAM Hu
BBRT No Pe,t Ia the City Of EsuNok before the LAT
dsJ Of JULY dated Hsw-iork, Dec ,, l81O.
WILLIAM HUBERT Executors Of
hAki H. HUBERT, Dsmr. lalertM
SARAH J. ROBINS. } dsccssoL
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Leaving the estimated Net Earnings s.5o0,ooo
MORTON, Bliss & Co.. 30 Broad-st.

NEW FIVE PER CENT BONDS OF THE UNTtfD slAih"'
The Treasury Department is now able to piomIss
that the registered Certificates OF Stock ana gooo
mart of the Coupon Bonds of the New Loan Oh tn'
limited States bearing Five per cent Interest pay
able quarterly in Gold, will be ready for deh'"J
carly in the present month The Subscriptions W
the Loan now amount to S62OOoOOO ana IL Is Ok
pected that the Subscriptions and Sales VIII progte"
more rapidly when the Certificates and bonos ai'
ready for market abroad as well as at nome in'
whole sim of Five per Cents offered TO tho puOno
oonerallv and TO the holders of United States o."
Ronds without qualification, is S9OO.ON,OO' " he'
this amount TO which preference Is thus gwen
taken mn. the remainder of the Five per Con'N
s2o0 coo 600 embraced in the New Loan oil july -:
rs7o for refundng the Public Debt, viii DO ohefoa
In connection with $500 100000 -Four ana ono-hui
ner Cents. and any part of $70oOOO,c~ OF four per
Cents the one running fifteen years ana 'he Quiet
thirty years. e. ,o. Can't
The following is a copy of the New Five per Gem
Rond. under and pursuant to the Ne" io"" A''
Congress: ,.,,. ,,-r po~n
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN or 1881 PER ChNH
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
ABE ,yDFBTEp To THE BEARER IN TIE SUN I"
~ .......... DOLLARS.
Tu,s poND il issued in accordance with inc ~
visions of m act of Congress entitled ~ ~ an
ntborize the r. funding Of the National DcDL
proved July a. 1870 amended by an &c. Of tho
JitaJ states after the LIST day of May, A. ~ leo'
conn a'S of the standard value OF the United stats rS%
said July a. 1870 with interest in suc cow 0Se rEE
tho day of the date hereof at the rate " on The LIST
CENTIiM per annum, payable quarteriN o n in
day of February, May, August, ard NoysI eyegpt
each wear The principal ANA interest," no If tho
from the payment of ali Taxes or D? say form.
United States, as well as from .Nai authority
- " WASHINGTON, ....'''''' "
Entered Recorded ....-...
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Marble dn0 Slate Manie!s.


A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE
n IZSG WORKS ia and l Eas Eshsseuihst of 800 Marble
and Msrbsied hlns all complete Also honamsnis Grave Stones
Table Tops. ETC. at prices tia, defy eonpeahon
@ KLABER g. CO.-MARBLE WORKS, PIT
kDs Fhyhst between Broadway and Eshthsve
Marble Msrbeid hsnte MOnunsn Head Stones ne" orig
Ina designs; cheapest in thu city.
SOn VERY FINE SLATE MANTELS at re-
s)lDO dueJ phces for the nett 20 days STEWART Co..
COS sIth ave. between Thirty -hnh and Thrydrihsis.
Ok AND UPWARDS-Marble Mantels,
lC -ort good patterns, lower than other hoas
RICHARD WAIAS. 80 West 18th st. bet sth aud 9Th
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

CONTINUATION OF TIE Woodruff ANNIvER-
sARY-MoRE SPEECHEs-THE TRIBUNE As A
TFXT-NTRs. wooDHULLs EDITORIALS NOT
nrNOUNgED.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-11-04

DEATH OF Col GEORGE BAYLOR
1t is with deep regret that we announce
the death of this estimable gentleman.
He died on Friday last, after linger-
ing illness, at his residence in Staunton.
Col. Baylor was one of our most he.
spected and useful citizens. He was
born and resided during his whole life
in Augusta county, and few men enjoy
ed, in larger measure, the confidence and
esteem of his fellow-citizens. He was
a man of vigorous intellect, kind feel
ings, and unquestionable integrity. For
more than twenty years he has been
resident of the town of StauntOn, and
during that time he has received many
evidences of the esteem and good will
of our community. On several occa-
sions he was elected by the people
member of the Common Council. In
1861, when the country was agitated by
the question OF secession, he was chosen
as the colleague of Hon. A. ii. Ii.
Stuart and Col. j. Is. Baldwin 10 repre-
sent the people of Augusta in the men,
orable Convention of that year. After
the close of the war, he was, by COM
mon consent, elected a delegate from
Augusta to the General Assembly of
Virginia. In all these important posi-
tons he proved himself an able and
faithful representative. Col. Baylor
was in the GSth year Of his age
Stanton SPECTATOR.