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Clothing Store Union Hail. Of Fulton street and
owing tn the extraordinary facilities Of
the lie has extensive contracts with OF
first turing houses abroad and the cheappee
and beauty Of his imported Cloths Cashmere Be- enables
TO sen re most rersr ready made Clothing at prices
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of May TO ia Chambers hudson will
continue to cure Badness and restore hR its
gin al color with his usual having his price
to country agents selling Wahpene tor cash only.
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Gouraud,s LIQUID Hair Dye. Is. without

exception reservation tho best nven equal
ly celebrated GOUKhUDS Medicatcd Soap for curing
pimp.s recles. .aowness chaps ronghness &c. Poudrs
Subtitle nproots hair from any pert Of the body Liquid
Rouge Lily hitc and Hair Gloss, at 81 Walker street.
Broadway.
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DIR. Brnndrcth's Principal Office, on and
after May lt le52 will he located Az between
Canal and Iispenard trset tor the sale of Bandreth
vegetaNe Universal Pills"
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Windov-shades, from rs Cents to SlO;
cents to S. Also Kinds Of trimmings curtaps aud
shades at reduced prices Dealers and others
best assortment in the city At kelly FERGUSONS,
No. 2s9,5 Broadway, No. 81 Reade street.
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PhrenOl0gy Will aid Manufacturers In
in sciee ting est adapted - particular
ton Merchants in selecting conHd-n ta clerks shpma seHs
in selecting crews and what OF still mpor
guide us correctly in congcninl panons
life and enable 10 adapt ourselves to each other when
differs In dispotit Ell s 1t IL powerful lever Of
vcmert in moral ard intellectual adv sncement
Examinations with charts daily, at No 1871 Nassau street,
in Clinton Hall,
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Southern Press, also another, the New York Sena-
tor omitted or forgot or did not think it necessary
te invite Brooks to partake Of the festivities Of the
Senator Seward towards the Honorable eight thou
sand dollar Brooks satisfied the latter that most
terrible coalition had been formed between Sena-
tors Seward and Mangum, and probably Mr..
Fisher, to run General Scott on the auti-slavery
platform, without regard to Brooks Mr.. Fill
more, or any of their friends. This created
" tempest in ten pot in the mind of Brooks, and
produced an entire revolution in his political princi
Piles, which the eight thousand dollars and the car
rage had failed to complete. Hence the terrible
quarrel between the Senator and Congressman.
But all this amounts to nothing, Mr. Mangum has
dignity, and attempting to make great man of the
New York Congressman. He never was intended
by God Almighty for such an article. Mr.. Mangum
has been led astray by bad advisers and suspect
that Harvey, the correspondent Of the Courier, and
Pike, the letter writer of the Tribune, have led the
Senator astray, in regard to this onset on Brooks.
As laughable afterpiece, it may do to close the
week; but this ridiculous personal squabble, grow
ing out of small, little, contemplate intrigues at
Washington, can have no effect on the great ques-
tion of the day, operate at all against the
sity Of the Southern wings maintaining the ground
which they have assumed and Of carrying out those
principles to their utmost point If they fail,
they will be swallowed up in anti-slavery and aboi-
tonism at the North.
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To Contractors.


hRcmTECT's OYrTcE, military AsYLus,
Washington, ID. c. May 2, le59
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received
nesdsy the 3th ofJune Ia o'clock
ton Of the buildings Of the Military Asylum, this city.
The front Of the main building hundred
it- depth feet with eighty
the whole Of which be faced will
be entertained for completing this building marble
facing all bidders
proposals. fair specimen
they bud accompanied by particular
the locality quarry which specimen
tanned a sample under contract
In addition building there
sized dwelling the officers institution
The and specifications Office
Monday Wednesday,
mentioned, NIL other information relative
character Of the buildings VIII he given
buildings
signed by responsible persons,
bidder
bid be accepted obligation twenty
with sufficient proposed
codng the plans and specifications which
hereafter be- furnished.
In deciding bids regard will quality Of
offered, and the responsibility bidders will
accept Offers
tarou the and also reject the whole should
~ them be acceptable
An bids sealed Proposals building tho
Milit,ry Asylum" and addressed r. 3. ALEXANDER,
May 28-3mwtd Lieutenant Corps Of Engineers
or The Baltimore sun, New York Herald and New York cou
and Enquirer, will please above lines
the 30uh Of June
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NATIONAL THEArRE,-Last night Mr.. Forrest repeated.
at the wish OF the public, his nimitable Richeieu In
consequence OF the nceency of the weather, and partly
perhaps of the OF Parod the theatre
crowded when he performed it before. 1t was, how
what would be called quite good house Numbers
will deeply regret being prevented from seeing the
great actor in Ricbelieu. We heard but one opinion
of his representation OF that character after first
performance OF ii in Washington, and one universal
wish to see II again. We have already spoken of Mr..
Forrest actor and OF his performance in this par
cular character but add that like everything
that good in excellent degree, the see or hear
il the more is our admiration increased The profound
asiute, and powerful cardinal is represen all the
uthiuness of history and with all that deep wedge OF
human which stamps Mr. Forrest a man oil
genius aud of philosophS mind and actor.
IL is certainly masterpieces OF performance Madame
Pons took the part of Julia de Mortimer the ward OF
Richeieu and well did she sustain Mr.. Fleming also
as Baradas H. G. Jordan who is always full humo and
who makes fun out OF everything, performed well both in
Richeiieu and in The piece, the Egyptian Pfince
Take the company altogether, with the pon OF lit
tie tedious mannerism, which is the fault of almost all stock
tors, they did very well in Richelieu
Tonight Mr. Forrest viii perform Metamora Il i.
said he is peculiarly happy as the Indian chief Should
the weather be favorable, there will be doubess full
house.
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Two BRICK AND TWO FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
Friday, ofJune, shall O'CLOCK
bnck and frame houses, which they
stand situated In 52 fronting west between
and streets north The brick houses
build
The house building
back wide alley And past O'Clock win sell
good house. containing back build
situated 5ls fonas Massachusetts be
tween 4h and 5n The flags will designate all The
property Of snle.
Terms fourth Of the cash balance In
and the purchaser for the deferred
bearing interest from dry Of sale deed gwen and deed Of trust
taken. Tide ndisputshie. A. GREEN,
Mayos-6t Auctionser.
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such power than the presiding officer Of the Senate
has TO limit restrict and define the constitutional rights
privileges, and powers OF that branch OF the national legs-
laturs Has any presiding officer Of the Senate
sumed TO exercise such power that bodyl will not
further discuss This subject No sensible who in.
vesgaes il will have the slightest difficulty arriving
at correct conclusions. M p GENTRY
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VALUABI-E BUILDING LOT At AUcTIoN.--on Friday May
2sh, ats O'Clock the premises shall sci lot No y
subdivision of
the OF commencing feet
southwest Of said square and running feet nor
feet south ~ feet beginning con
tsining soS square feet, or es-.
Terms cash g. MccUIRE
MayE-d Auctionesr.
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ny y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CILR AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS LEGHoRN AND FLOR
y BRAID HArson Saturday, May 10Th, O'Clock, D.
". a auction rooms, shall sell
case containing - silk and ginchsm umbrellas
cases, do 100 double and single brm Lgho and Flor
enee braid hats, adapted 70 the present season.
Terms cash JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
May sd Aucuoneer
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PROPOSALS viii be received the ooh OF supplying
the nyads Of the MIary Asylum with fresh beef year
from the goth June such quantities. and days
exceeding three week. undsrssned require Tn.
delivered Market hind
fore quarter. be furnished Necks and shanks be
The contract viii be subject the approval Of the
Asylum snd the bidder will be required
security for its faithful performance.
Proposals win be addressed 10 Major w W. Mscka g. A.
Washington city, sealed and endorsed PROPOSAL. o
w. w MACKALL,
May os3awtooJuue IT. Major and Treasurer Army Asylum
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ny ,. G. MCGUIRE. Aueaopeer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT hUCTIoN.-on Friday
May ~, 81 O'Clock, the premises, shall sell io
No ON street. between 6fh and 7h and Of lot No
on TN street, In square
Tsmst third cash residue IN equal nstsmcpts
twelve and eighteen mouths with Interest. satisfactorily secured
4. g. Mcguire,
May Did Auctonser.
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A CARD-we would respectfully to the ladies Of
Washington and Its vicinity have jus opsned new
the afensss Of
purchased cheap and VIII De sold sccord
iney will be found some very handsome
shades suitable for visiss, Ac Also,
berege with great assortment cf French
o goods for boys
which very cheap Tor cash OF 70 puncosi Gus
,.m.rs w. NJ SINISTER Co,
Seventh street, near Psnnsyivsnis avenue.
May27--dGbf
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By >. O. MCGUIRE. Aues,oneer.

SPLENDrD FAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUcTIoN.-on Saturday
- O'Clock in front Of the auction shat
family Of the late Governor Mcdowell northern
built, Al 900 and in excellent order
Tefm Two and four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed
| bearing interest. JAS. y. MCGUIRE,
May25-d Auctioneer.
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~ n en- p-TOS pOwELLss resp~csfuiiy announced
10 Ward candidate for the board Of
council election, and viii he ~
May i2-eodtds MANY soASn1-
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II ANDsoME DARK BAY MARE AT AucTIoN.-on Saturday,
III shall sell In front auction 10
O'Clock, handsome riding animal
well harness years Old, wen gated and psrety sound
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
May 2s-H Aucnoneer,
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UARpER's new Monthly Magazine for June, juss
III received AT the agency, TAYLOR MAuRYs
Mays Booksorc, 0th
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MARRIED..

In this city, yesterday by Rev. Mr. GALLAHna JOHN
WILCOX, member OF Congress from Mississippi, MARY
DONELsON eldest daughter of Hon. A
Of the United States Berlin, and recently
Journal.
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ION. w. n. sTILEss work Austria Austria
Ill history the late political movements In vi
emma Milan. Venice and Prague, and the revolution In Hungary
sketches OF the Austrian government, &c. Ac with
portraits syo VIM H. sues late change q the court
of Vienna. For BY TAYLOR d MAURY,
May ~ Bookstore 9th street
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By A. GREEN, Amctionser.

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT AUCTIoN--on Monday,
May 81 at 10 O'clock shah sell at the store
18Th and % streets, assortment Of
Groceries and liquors. codees teas
Crushed an
Candies, soap, pepper, ginger, sc.
Whisky, brandy, wine, gin, and cordial
Bacon, hour lard, maekcro and salmon
Cigars chewing tobacco
Large lot ofcrockery
Brooms, baskets, buckets, and mats
Large assortment Of tubs, siners and rope
Lamp oil spirit &c.
Win numerous usually found a grocery
$50 under that amount and not
exceeding $780, 60 $780, credit Of 90 and days. TOT
notes satisfactorily endorsed
May "a A. GREEN, huctoncer
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ELEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
IL On Thursday ID OF June, shall
O'Clock, eleven fine building lots situated
~ being subdivision
and In SIS The o fronting front 20
running back 1874 inches fronting
back 100 hand
soney located and the grade and
rapid OF Improvement fine chance Tor
Terms Of sale oncourh cash balance in twelve eighteen
purchasers
for deferred payments bearing interest day OF sale
decd given, and deed Of taken. Title indpusbIe
May 2s-6t A. GREEN, Aucionecr
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Or Alderman for the second werd--ro secure the
gentleman emnenty qualified heightened
and liberal legislation essentially necessary pre-.
erigencies rapidly population, provide
ture prosperity and Of and check tendency
ausuca extremes, nominate Mr. JOSEPH WIMsATT
board sdermen Approaching cleo
June and hope that ward
aside political prejudces
and for the public welfare by giving him their support
May i6-dtdt MANY VOTERS
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NV LANES o. MCGUIRE, Asctionser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday,
o'clock M on me premises shall sell ot No
5th
street north running back ia feet inches 3oset
alley.
n'"'"'' -" JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
May@-d Anctionees
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srArrosEaY, ralsrne, AND BINDING.

NAVY DsrAKrassr, May -, iea4
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS received the once
y Secretary OF the Navy until o'clock Of sal
OF
executing printing and binding required By the
lis several bureaus
s OF July, 1854 and eadins the 30 of 1883
and work executed be OF the best
without delay when ordered
the office or which they required
each bidder stationery furnish with his
proposal a sample Of each article bid for.
To uniformity in the proposals, blank forms viii be fur
bid bid viii be considered which
fully conform the advertisement and IN which each and
article bid for, and in which more than one pncc Is
named for article.
sufficient approved suieues,
faithful win be required OF the
contrasting The authorized Of the sueues
Will satisfactory testimonials uin the
must accompany the bad otherwise VIII not be considered
The right ordering greater
quantity Of each and every the public
service require.
ID be furnished tho lowest according 20 us qualify
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DIED.

DIED,
NINGHAM esq, aged 60.
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IN WEDNESDAY the 81 June shall SELL at 10 O'clock
" D. ID Porter, Sir Buildings,
on avenue nss viii
hou.e Of furniture,
Pine spring cushioned lounges
DO do castor psrior chairs
Do DO and tables
i've French plate mirrors, feet by 20 inches
dsmask, and window and
nenis also, French chntz curtains
Bronze and gilt grandoes
Solar, hail. and other lamps
China, glass, and crockery
French ch inam antel and plated csndlesicks
Mahogany bureaus wsshstands, and tables
French bedsiesd, wardrobe, and cnh
DO frame Psyche other looking glasses
fine painted white cottage chamber sets
maple coorcd do do
Fine English, Brussels, and ingram carpets
Passage oil cloth
sne and other chairs
Pine hair md buck mattresses, bedding, &C.
Cooking, air tight, and other stoves, and Ore sets
With good lot Of kitchen among which are me cook
Ing coppers. -. - - ..
do,.ed = = A. GREEN,
Msvo7s, Aucaonser.
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cnru.r. saIoon.-prlIlani Musical Fe.tlvsIt

Gnrusfs saloou.-Brti1innf Musical FcstivsIf
MAD. TERESA PARoDI begs announce by pacl-
vi request she will give and positively
Saturday. May 29ui, which will DC assisted
by Madame sTRhKoscH, aie Mile Amalia Paui) MAURICE
sTRAKosCH, and MfsKA HAUsER.
PROGRAMME.
l. Fantae de- Concert on airs from Tho Child orihe Regiment
and executed Maurice
g. keapoitain, am dreaming Of thee" vots English bal
sung Madame strakosch.
Brilliant Caprco d Concerto, airs from Lucrezia BorRa
composod and executed by Hau.er.
l. ny the sad waves" ballad BY Benedict, sung by
Mad. strakosch.
The Mothers Prayer" composed by Ole Bun, by
Miska ffauser.
Robert, Robert on, o Fannie from Meyerbeer's ope,
Robert le Dabte, sung ,Mdle. Teresa
La syphiden fantastic romaque, composed and executed
Maurice suskosch.
Part l.-Chsnt Relgieux.
Part 2--b'Drare.
Part 3r-La Danse sylphides
s. The celebrated dueo from Rossns opera
de-, sung by. mdle. Teresa Psodi and Madae
PART
Tho Carnival OF venice composed by Psgsnn executed
Miska Hsuser.
Coming through the Rye, sung BY. Mad. srskoch
The famous Rcci Vsse Mde
Concert variations Yankee DOODLE composed and
Maurice Stakosch.
"NoTa, Vogav brilliant Barcsroa duno, by Rosni sung
Ticket. 81 obtained Mrs Andersons and Mr. .<avisr
Music Stores principal hotes aud the door
Doors open at u concert TO commence asl O'Clock precisely
MAY 08-d2t
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| The royal mail steamer Cambria arrived at Halifax at
noon upon the GOTH She brings Liverpool dates 10 May
18Th. being five days later than the Humboldt
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Or Third ward.-Jos. w. DAVIS IL recommended a.
suitable the interests of the
common council at the approaching election, and he VIII sup
ported By MAJORITY.
May 23-eoda
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CrILEys Aussri. In Isss-.ss, q vols. svo.. with
~ portraits.
Harpcrs Magazine for Juns. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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.#g ny y. q. Mcguire, Auctscse.r.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or A PRIVATE
FAMILy~on Saturday morning May ~ 10 O'clock In front
auction oofss shah the family Declining
housekeeping, comprising general assortment
AT HALF PAST NINE O'CLOCK
II barrels of northern cider
10 +
10 boxes OF adnmanine candles
Terms c,sh. JAS. o. MCGUIRE
May s5-d Aucuoncer
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CO. The Sixteenth Anniversary Bible society,
from last Wednesday,
held evening" O'clock in the Fourth Presbyterian
Addresses by the Smith, D., and the Rev. WIN
The public generally strangers citizens cordially invited
Mayss-n NJ, II. MILLER, Secretary
or asonic.-A special meeting National Lodge No 70
Masonic Hail. afternoon 3x ocock for the
late worshpfnl Master, L. NJ Cunningham Brethren
lodges, and strangers members Of the fraternity
By order Of IN, NJ. W. @. Master.
May % 7. E. s. RUssWURN, Secretary.
G7-Masonic.A special meeting Of the Lodge viii be
for the paying the last tribute
Brother v NJ Cunningham senior grand warden.
Soournng brethren are respectfully invited 10 attend
By order Of the NJ. w. GRIND Mas.rt
CHARLES $. FRAILEY,
May % Grand Secretary.
Or ENC ampme mt Orders.-A special assembly Of Wasbng
ton Encampment OF Knights Tempa will Ayun
corner OF oh and streets at ~ o'clock Friday the
soouInng knight. respectfully invited to attend
BY order OF the NJ r. Grand Commander
Or Board HcaIth-A meeting viii be held on sat-
ursay 10Th instant, at ~ O'Clock p. N. May 9s
07-The Mayorsty-Pubic Me, tng-Tbe friend. Of Gen.
n. g. WEIGHTMAN West Market
House, hrst ward ats O'Clock this evening May sslr
g-rhird Nvard-Messr. Editors please announce
H. L.sKsy, candidate for The Board o. Common Council
for the Third Ward. MANY VOTERS.
May 2T--e0dtd
Oy- Third wsrd.-Jos w. DAVIS Il recommended a. a
suitable the the
be
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

NEW York, Jan. 81. The steamship Attic b,,
arrived, with dates from Liverpool to he 7th inst,
Middling qualities of Cotton had advanced
In the Liverpool market Flour had advanced Il
per Dbl; Wheat Sd per bushel, and Corn slightly
improved.
FRANcE.-The Government organ denies the st,le
ment that co8gratulatory letters had been received
from the Emperor Nicholas of Russia, by PresdeL.
Napoleon. A large number Of suspected persons
had been arrested and sent to Cayenne The Statue
Liberty had been removed from the Chamber Of
Deputies.
Tranquility reigned throughout the country, and
the funds were buoyant. The new Constitution
was expected would be proclaimed on the 9Th inst.
Several American ships laden with cotton, which
had touched at English ports, admitted into The
French ports duty free. ..
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF NAPoLEoN.-Lous
Napoleon has been fred upon by sentry on duty.
The bullet, however, missed its mark, and the sentry
has been couTt-martialed and shot.
The ambitious ends of Louis Napoleon are begin.
ming to deveIope themselves. He is to be styled
Emperor of France at an early day. Coins are now
being struck by the Government with this nscr pOn
- Louis Napoleon, Emperor
1t is said, however. that the crow ned heads Of En-
rope have notified Napoleon that they prepared
enforce that article of the treaty at Vienna which
forbids any descendant of the Emperor Napoleon,
from succeeding TO the imperial title.
AusTRIA.-The Emperor of Austria has formally
abrogated the old constitution, and was about pro-
claiming new one more in eonsonance With his
views.
SPAIN.-The resignation of Lord PalmersOn had
been received at Madrid with marked satisfaction
The leading English papers ascrbe the noble Lods
resignation a difference of opinion between himself
and other members of the Cabinet relative 10 The for
eign policy of the country.
The English money market continues firm; Con'
soils are quoted at 973 and American Stocks were in
fair requests at former rates.
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The following cases have been argued before this
tribu nal since our last:
FRIDAY. January %.
Washington U.s. Humphreys, from GuiIford-sub-
nitted by Kerr for plaintiff and Miller for defendant.
Faucet Us. Adams. from, Orange-argr ed by Nor
wood and j. H. HryaR for plaintiff and Miller for de-
PENDANT.
Holmes vs. Halves, in Equity from New Hanover
argued by w. H. Haywood for plaintiff and Iredel
for defendant. ......- ...- -..+
Dean rs. King, from Guford-argued by Kerr for
plaintiff and Miller for defendant.
McGibbony rs. Miles, 1.-TWO casey from Guiford
argued by Kerr for plaintiff and Miller for defen-
dant.
Stanly vs. Hendricks. from Guilford-argued by
Miller for plaintiff ...--
Richardson Strong, from Granville-argued by
]. H. Bryan for defendant.
Hampton Us. Brown, from Davidson-argued by
Miller for defendant.
Johnson ps. Farlow, from Randolp h-argued by
Miller for plaintiff.
Overman us. Coble, from oph-argued by
Miller for defendant.
..f.. SATURDAY, January "a.
Martin Us. Amos. from Stokes-submi:ted by Mil
Ter for plaintiff and Morehead for defendant.
= Phillips rs. Allen, from Observation-Disclosures
by Morehead for plaintiff and Miller for defendant.
Moye May, two cases, one at Law and the 9TH
er in Equity, from Pi-argued by Donnell and Moore
for plaintiff, and Biggs for defendant.
Clark vs. Hoyt, in Equity from Martin-argued
by Moore and Biggs for plaintiff and Donnel for de-
PENDANT.