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Hamilton G.. Canf,

HAmtIVOh q, FAhI,
Banker Dealer Exchange &C. No. 432 Pennipaaia
n,c, Ha.hingfon, ID. c.
IINCURRENT money land warrants and Virginia scrip hougr
" sold.
NIL principal sold
bought aud sold commission.
Claims against the government coIec.ed
Dec 1--3md&w
TO GENTLEMEN WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
MOST complete shaving Just open
II ing Parkers Fancy Storr~
and
Aimeude shaving cream,
Military shaving cakes,
BaSTcr hair shaving brushes, &C.
PARKERs Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Dec 2-cod3t- Penn. avenue, under National Hotel,
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suitier,s" wines, Philadelphia.

Holm sNIDER In wines the former old established
wine store suider No 70 Walnut four doors
Fourth where will ba supplied with wines
and liquors on the most accommodating TERMS
sNIDER agent the Importation Of foreign wines
oce No. 76 Walnut where he prepared receive orders
&C., various houses In Eu
rope quantities single and upwards; and also soc
Vaughan nnder the of his friends and
former customers. :.
All wines delivered Washington city BY "Adams's Express,
free Of freight. Iu.fe
June 9-Aiy
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rnRoUaA TICKETS.

Lynchburg, with the AT Cbasloles
Mondays, w Wednesdays, and Fridays
New Market connecting with the stages
pepper on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday,
For daily connecting with the stages at Piedmont
Mddleburg da with the stages al the Plains
Per order. w. b. BkOCkkTT, Ageal
7-dtf
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Mobile AID Montgomery U. 3. DAILY MAIL Lime.
CONSlsTING of the following substantial fast
assssssnn1aisi78us running passenger steamers viz
MESSENGER
MAGNOLIA,
C0BA
CREMONA, aud
EMPRESS
The boats carrying United States mall will commence
their Alabama
next leaving daily aud Montgomery daily, the arrival
connecting daily at Montgomery
cars, aud Mobile with the New Ostsans mail beats
One boats will leave Selma the downward
six O'Clock, IN.
The above commanded by able experiences
officers will the comfort and safety
Of passengers -.
he freight by the above boats will not exceed y
barrel an dollar per bale OF cotton
For freight passage having elegant apply
Oct az dom COX, BRAINARD, l. co.
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University OF Maryland.

University OF Maryland.
School Of Medicine.
@ s s,,. viii Mondsy
ay f,ssS aas aa xss;as s.mae
Sa,ss ada RsS rSyqosy g. fso%s. J1ssph n MRGsy, D.
Pathological Anatomy, Mtenberser,
Practical Anatomy, B. B. Smith, M. D.
and oons @ d @ ss belonging 70 the
@ Fees for Ta @iilsr'1i'R
Sep l--aawt9thocs Dean
l,Av,s FABLES, with Ias illustrations. 4 volume,
Dogs aanagsmeS,, by Mayhem. London, 1854
The Msrvsi- Science; by s. w ruom with illustrations
Adventures Of Mr. sydenham GreenGnch Of friends
sag as rRANcK TAYLoR
pARKEa's FANCY STORE.
WEe s, receiving @ suppl. Of goods suitable 70, the
new stock TO be very choice and Desirable and .
LwBKs ExrRAors:
Jockey Club Musk Jas-amine voIete Heoopc,
Roqnet, and sixty other odors
gross of Ceavers honey soap
Tailor's transparent wash balls, kc., &c.
COMBS, HAIR, TOOTH, AND xAII~BRusHss.
100 patterns Of English Frsnsh and American
~ ,.. PARKERs Fancy and reram.,y Store,
UOusEK EEPERs, ATTENTION ,-pinner s.., ,oie,
SETS 'ea SETS crockery and housekcep gsne
any Tor sa'e little they had In the
BENG about 10 close bssusss
publc any OF the above-enumeratsd articles
s .1so .sns: . ..s s.s sSs
all persons Ia want to give CALL
dersoid in this city Baltimore =
Sperm aud lard oils, hne article, hand
also keep for sale Russia fll stsnmtors
Ny stock Is bought entirely cash. and confident any one
of articles sold ami-s rviur me ca
On all Of $40 ove deducted E cash.
:"
c.s. wnrrrLesEY,
5j4 Seventh
P s.An bills me mus, be settled monthly.
Dec 9-eodflw .
4reenngs adwins and Rnssets In fine osdA delivered all
sound Private amas boarding house and keepers will and
their advantage give Ia q cali fI-I If-rfT-' n
Zine yellow opiens in barrels.
Aiso, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes.
J. DOUGLAS q CO.,
Nov 2l--eo2w. Feed stoe I'd street, Pa. avenue.
BATCHELORs HAIR DYE.
DARKER fancy National HOTEL Jus,
10 dozen, and small size Batcheots dye, which
universally he the article fos
without injury she skin besut
We recommend and dye In nss
PARKSR'S Fancy and Pefumey Store,
Dec o-eod3t' Under Nadoaai Hotel
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Unfversity of L0uisiana.
Medical Department..
E lectures will
Monday November 49, and will terminate in the ensuing
March.
James Jones, NJ d., Professor of Practice Medicine.
J. l.. Nddei M. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. d., Professor OF Surgery
A. II. Cenas, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Al Weddsrbnrn, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Nott ~ d., Professor Of Maena Medica.
Thomas Hunt D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
ssm"sI p CSopun, NJ. Demonstrators of Anatomy
dsectins will be open third Monday
tober.
faculty visiting physicians and surgeons Charity
this Institution from November April
The the professors visits and free
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
There during the eeson, ab0ut eight hundred
scribed for daily.
number Of patients thirteen thousand
dfed and h0y- nine.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ d., Dean.
Anl ll-lawtNovt
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Salamander Safes
CvAN5 WATSON, No 26 South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
II No 50 Dock sreet) hand
mcnt Of their
PATENT sALaMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROoF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank
PATENT SLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORS,
Water ncrs seal and letter copying Fairbanks platform
and counter seaies.
agency Bueworths, Baieys Yaes, Jones,
patent powder proof bank locks Please a call
Reference mnde few the hundreds
u
t. Maguder III, street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, ID. q.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philsdephia,l2 safes.
United States Mint, do
United States Arsenal In California, 3 In Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Once, Philadelphia.
Pennsyvans Railroad Company, Philadelphia, 4 safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia. 5-.I
Richard, Norris, Son, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester BaAk Winchester, Virginia. Iar .t.4a
Wood FoEg PennsyIynnia bsween 9th 9th
Streets Washington. Co. authorized receive orders Tor and
maxi sales of the above.
6-2awiy EVANS l. WATSON.
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.,LENWOOD Gem ETIERY. .-Ths beautiful place
u having dedicated appropriate
monies IL for the reception Of
ma Of deceased persons.
capacity hundred bodies which
epds dead apply place departed until Ihey
sslsc graves.
The of ncorpoatos is of equality in regard the
which will be publicly for sae (ahough they
usually bring premum making the early selection OF lots the
M desirable.
Until city Washington appica-
punctusly attended present Office in the
wing building entering the Cemetery.
Vsiters requested drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds
VIM. q. HUMPHREYS Z
BGienwood situated short distance due north of the
Capitol.
Aug 27--d3m
RENSSELAER, POLA TECENIC INSTITUTE,
nEsIGNED comprehensive and thorough education Of
civil engineers including railway hydraulic
graphical, and mining engineers.
For copies Annual Register giving full information respect,
20 ~ d. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &C. II. p. H.,
Aug I5-d2m Troy ~ Y.
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NEW YOnK, nREnEu, AND SOUTH
AMPTOh UNITED aTATeS NAIL ST1AMEe1-
hrOn, dsps Z. =. NseEi H8K1XNN. Cspt. . His-
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KENTUCKY.
s2Ol From Louisville by Madison, Ind, Carrolon, Ky,
Veyay Ind Client, KY, Wsrssw, Patriot Ind !,
Hamilton Ky, Rising Sun, Ind, Aurora, Peters
burg, Ky, Lawrcncebug, Ind, and Ejahs
Creek, KY, to Cincinnati, Ohio, I42 miles and
back daify omit,isg Client, Patriot, Hamilton,
and Elijah Creek every other day.
Leave Louisville daily at II am;
Arrive at Cincinnati next day by AHmi
Leave Cincinnati daily al pm;
Arrive at Louisville next day by l am
so02 From Louisville by Williamson, Cloves Depot, La
Grange Smith6ele, Em,nence, Midview, Pleasure
Vile Choppers Depot, Christanssurg, Consola-
tion Frankfort, Midway, and Peyne's Depot, to
Lexington "a milcs and back, SIX times week,
Leave Louisville daily, except Sunday, at ami
Arrive Lexington by III smi
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, At ani
Arrive at Louisville by 3 am.
Bids for daily trips invited.
5000 From Louisville by Fern Creek, Hays Spring, Mt
Washington, High Grove, Bsrdssown, Poplar
Neck, New Haven, Oak Hin, Magnolia, Green
River Clear Point and Bear Waow, to Glasgow,
1903 miles and bncs, daily to Bardsown, and every
other day the residue.
Leave Louisville daily at am;
Arrive At Bardaown by l0b am;
Lcave Bardstown every other day OF II am;
Arrive at Glasgow by 10 p m;
Leave Glasgow every other day OF 10t am
Arrive Bardsown by "a pm;
Lave Bsrdstovn daily at 10 m;
Arrive At Louisville next day by a
1904 From Louisville by Lscons Ssins Wee, Point,
Red Hill, Elizabethtown Nolan, Lecsvle Mum
louisville, Woodsonvllc, Woodland, Prevents
Knob. Thsss Forks, and Dripping Springs TO
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Leave brcwnsyts every Tuesday and thursday al
Arrive !. LAREDO every Friday and Moadsy BY
Leave Laredo every Tuesday and Thursday a.
Arrive Brownsville every Friday and Monday BY
1857 From Alton, by Mud Spring 10 Brdvlls, ~ mdss
and back, week.
Leave Alton every Thursday at an;
Arrive at Birdvie day by IN;
Leave BirdviIe every Friday al Sans
Arrive al Alton same day by Jpn.
1888 From Alton Gainesville, 40 miles and back
Leave Alton every Tuesday ats SAM
Arrive at Gainesville by SPIN;
Leave Gainesville every Monday at 5 am;
Arrive at Alton dayby 8 SPIN.
1852 From Baslrop, by Cedar Creek Lockhar and Pra
rio Lea, to Ssgun, 6s miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Bastrop every Tuesday at7am,
Arrive al seguin next day by IN;
Leave Seguin every Thursday at am;
Arrive al Basirop next day by 8 pm.
1890 Froa Taos by Waxshatchie, Cedar HILL and john
sons Satoa TO BlrdvlIe, 76 miles and back,
fs~1 a week.
Leave Taos every Wednesday at m,
Arrive at Birdvi!e every Friday by 5pm;
Leave BrdvIle every Saturday al Z m;
Arrive at Taos every Monday by 6pm.
1891 From Cameron Belton So miles and back,
week.
Leave Cameron every Friday at 6 am
Arrive Bolton same day by SPIN;
Leave Bolton every Saturday at an;
Arrive Cameron day by pm.
7992 From Mckinney 10 Alton, So miles and back, once
Leave Mckinney every Monday at am
AfrVc az huoH sdtnc uny ny y Y mi
Leave Alton every Tuesday at ms
Arrive Mt Mckinney same day by SPIN.
1893 From Mckinney 10 Sherman. IS miles and back,
a week.
Leave Mckinney every Monday Gam;
Arrive at Sherman same day by SPIN;
Leave Sherman every Tuesday at Cams
Arrive Mckinney day by 6pm.
1894 From Mckinney 10 Alton, As miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Mckinney every Monday at Gam;
Arrive a, Alton same day by 6pm
Leave on every Tuesday al 6 am;
Arrive at Mckinney day by 3 pm
1895 From Mount Pleasant, by Jordans Mills to Paes-
tine, lis miles and back, once week.
Leave Mount Pleasant every Monday at a nj
Arrive at Palestine every Wednesday by p m;
Leave Palestine every Thursday at s. m;
Arrive Mount Pleasant every Saturday by p m
1896 From Springfield, by Cotton Gm Fairfield Avant,
Troy, Belhel and Tennessee Colony, to Palestine,
80 miles and back, week
Leave Springfield every Tuesday at s nj
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Ls4y. Nashville Tuesday and Friday Il spmi
| Arrive a. Cen,reville next days BY 6pm,
| Leave Ccntreyiie Monday and Thursday al
| Arrive at Nashville next days by ~ m
s46a From Nashville, by Annondae, Mayhsld and VIII
sons Cross Roads. 70 Arlington, "a miles and
Leave Nashville Wednesday and Saturday At s a /;
Arrive at Arlington by pm;
Leave Arlington Tuesday and Friday atcami
Arrive at Nashville by pm.
Three Forks, Alexandra, LiFsr,y,. smi.hyis,
sss o Ss..s sf sss, ss'is p o ss y
Kingston and Hough's Ferry, Loudon, 1876
miles and back, three times a week
Leave Lebanon Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
arrive at Loudon Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sun
Leave Loou do Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
Arrive at Lebanon Wednesdays, Fridays and Sum
days by 10
1864 From Lebanon, by Big Spring and Rome, Car
thage 20 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Lebanon daily, except Sunday, at 5a
Arrive at Carthage by loan;
Leave Carthage daily, except Sunday, at IN
1855 From Lebanon, by Mount Carmel. Wards Cross
Murfrsesboro', - miles s and back, once week /
Leave Lebanon Friday at Gam;
Arrive at Murfrcesboro' by pm; 4
Leave Murfrcesboro' Saturday at am;
Arrive at Lebanon by Up m.
s466 From Three Forks, by Commerce. Clinton College,
"a and Gordonsvlle, to Carthage 81 miles and back,
Leave Three Forks Saturday ut 6 m;
A--sA 81 C.v$kAgA ny 10 m
Leave Carthage Saturday At pm AA
Arrive at Three Forks by Z p m. t-osN 48S8
1867 From La Fayette by Brooks Tan Yard, Wtcher's
Gross Roads, and North Spring, to Whitleyvile,
~ miles and back once week.
Leave La Fayottc Wednesday at s ami
| Arrive at Whtleyvie by Bpm;
Leave Whitcyville Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at La Fayette by 2 pm
S466 From La Fayec by Red Boiling Springs Clements
vile, and Lodi 70 Ceina, Sc miles and back, oncs
week sN*H9 aAMaI
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Arrive at Hopkinsville by 7pm;
Leave Hopkinsville Thursday and Saturday at a

Arrive at Hopkinsvilie by 7pm;
Leave Hopkinsyiie Thursday and Saturday at 4 a
Arrive at La Faysue by 10 m
Leave La Fsyctie Thursday and Saturday at II a
ss47 From Hoptn"siIs by Pembroke Trsnon adsns
vile, Ssdiersyls, Tenn, Keysburg, KY, and
Barren Plain TO Springfield 50 miles and back,
Leave Hopknsyie Wednesday at s ami
Arrive at Springfield by PM
Leave Springfield Tuesdays at ami
Arrive al Hopxinsyille by 8 p m.
Bids TO commence at Trenton will be considered
6346 From Hopknsvlle, by Atkinson Little Prairie and
Eares, to Rumsey, S. miles and back. once a
Leave Hopkinsvie Fridays at pm;
Arrive at Rumsey next days by PM
Leave Rumsey Thursdays AT a M
Arrive al Hopkinsyille days by III
Bids to commence Wiiamss invited.
6349 From Aurora, by Hico, shiloh, Murray, Locust
Grove Conyersvie, Tenn, Paris, Albany, and
Macedonia, TO Huntingdon 81 miles and back,
Leave Aurora Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
at3am @
Leave Huntingdon Mondays Wednesdays, and FRI
days at m;
Arrive at Aurora by 7pm.
$3.50 From Murray. by New Concord to Pine Bluff 10
miles and back, once week.
Leave Murray Wednesdays at am;
| Arrive at Pine Bluff by l2 m.
Leave Pine Bluff Wednesdays at Jpn;
1851 From Princeton, by Walnut Grove Fredonia, Ma
ron, Crittcrden Springs, ana Salem 10 Smithand,
SO miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Princeton Mondays and Fridaya at sn m
Snithand by p m;
Leave Smithand Tuesdays and Saturdays at IA m
Arrive at Princeton by 6 pm.
1862 From Princeton, by Long Pond and Walonia, to
Cadiz, % miles and back, once week.
Leave Princeton Saturdaysat pm;
Arrive at Cadiz by Z pm;
Leave Cadiz Saturday at S am;
Arrive at Princeton by III m
1853 From Princeton, by Montezuma Shady Grove, and
Farmcrsville, to Providence 80 miles and back
once week
Leave Princeton Saturday at sam;
Arrive at Providence by 5pm
Leave Providence Friday at Gam;
Arrive at Princeton by p m.
1854 From Princeton, by Chalk Level and McGaries, to
Madisonvle 80 miles and back week.
Leave Princeton Mondays at a m
Arrive at Madisonvile by p nj;
Leave Madisonvic Tuesdays at an;
Arrive at Princeton by 4 pm
1855 From EddyviIle, by Birmingham, ito Benton, q
miles and back once a week.
Ieaye Eddvyle FRIDAYS a / d
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Arrive 81 Ten MAs 5sand BY 4pm;
Leave Ten Mile Stand Tuesday attain;
Arrive at CrossS1Ic by Up M
s4ss From Post Oak Springs, by Eagle Furnace and
sulphur Springs, 10 Washington, " miles and
back twice week
Leave Post Oak Springs Tuesday and Saturday a.
7Sm;
Arrive at Washington by pms
Leave Washington Monday and Friday at 7 m
Arrive at Post Oak Springs BY Jpn
$3.50 From Kingston by Grays Hill and Woods Hill, 70
Canpbsl's Station d miles and back, once a
Leave Kingston Monday at a m,
Arrive at Campbell's Station by I pm,
Leave Campbei's Station Tuesday at tam
Arrive at Kingston by I p m.
1891 From Kingston, by Barnardsvile, Ten Mile Stand
Sewse, Decatur, Goodfeld, Pine Land, Klncan
mons Ferry, I.msstone, Long Savannah, and
Snow Till, to Harrison 50 miles and back,
week, returning by the way Of Bunkcr's Hill,
instead Of Kncannons Ferry.
Leave Kingston Wednesday at Cams
Arrive at Harrson next day by SPINS
Leave Harrison Friday at So m, s#
Arrive at Kingston next day by Bpm
8492 From Kingston, by Wrigh,svilc, Philadelphia,
Rockville, Hiwassee College, Madisonviile, and
Mount Vernon, TO Tellico Plans, AZ miles and
back twice week.
Leave Kingston Tuesday and Saturday at 5 I'm,
Arrive at Telico Plains by pm;
Leave Tsllco Plains Monday and Friday at5oms
Arrive at Kingston by p m.
Bids 70 commence at Philadelphia, 10 miles less, are
Hs invited.
1893 From Kingston, by Emory Iron Works, Morgan
Court House, and Boiling Spring, to Jamestown,
SIS miles and back, once week.
Leave Kingston Monday at 4am
Arrive at Jamestown by 8 p m;
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plstsd. From Centrsla south to Cairo III miles the
road pietsd and in operation and As soon as the
Eve miles Oentralis Is completed which will be in
about week, st. Louis will have . railroad connection
with Cairo by the Ohio and Mississippi and Illinois Cen
trail roads. Three parties laying track on the
twenty ave miles south Of vandala, and by before
the LIST Of December Chicago herself by the Aurora
the Chicago and Mississippi and the Illinois Central
roads, will have direct railroad connection with Cairo
All the main line therefore, will be finished by the LIST
Of January except miles from Galena to Dubuque
OF the main trunk all win be finished from Cairo to
Galena except forty eight miles south Of Freeport by
the LIST Of December From Chicago the Chicago branch
is completed to point forty miles south Of Urbana,
distance Of 100 miles from Chicago making with the
asa miles Of the main trunk already in operation 574
miles Of railroad which have been built and put In
operation by this company in little more than two
years. From the point forty miles south Of Urbans,
about eighty miles of the Chicago branch remain to be
completed early in the spring The grading is in state
Of forwardness, and the iron be brought
on after the opening Of navigation it will be finished
and put in operation Chicago will derive, however,
nearly all the advantages the road afford by o
nection with the lower Mississippi after the 18th Of De-
cember.
The entire track Of the Galena and Chicago Railroad
completed, and the cars have run the whole dis
tancc The receipts for the month of October, will
amount to about sl52, 900.
The free banking law Of Illinois is altogether different
from that Of Indiana, and we believe II is much more
fairly and honestly administered The circulation Of
the banks Of Illinois is redeemable presentation and
the securities for its redemption such be made
available without sending to London Paris for
market What is perhaps as important an item in the
operation Of the banking system Of Illinois any
other is the fact that the Auditor whatever Stat
officer has control Of that department. is in way inte-
rested in any banking institution, connected in any
way with the embarrassmcnts difficulties which may
beset the banking affairs of the State
The annexed statement exhibits the average condition
Of the leading departments Of each bank in the city
Boston, for the week preceding Monday, November Is,
1854
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Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
Nov. H-Sf. John u.s. GriDih and Bropn.-This 10
bill in equity to compel the specific performances Of
agreement to give chattel mortgage. The plaintiff a.
ses that instead Of giving tbs mortgage as promised
fraudulent judgment in favor Of Moody and Ketchum,
and that BY means OF an execution on that Judgment,
property, and thus defeat the pIaintias rights The
defendants to strike out parts Of the
plant as irrelevant and redundant. 1t is contended,
FIRST, that it is bad pleading to that agent did
cpal The Code facts 70 be stated felton,
the facts of the case" and not the legal concu
the plaintiff is not only admissible but necessary.
At the same time, l see no objection to the plain
till stating, in addition TO the fact, what he insists
to be its legal effect. Such statement may may
circumstances. Next, As to allegations Of fraud.
These are the necessary bases for relief against the
defeat the creditors. The plaintiff, perhaps has rung
the changes them rather too frequently No paticu
lar injury, however, it seems to me, result from the
compared with the majority Of those which have Dome
under the eye Of the Court, is remarkably concise Al
though full, it is not OVERLOOKING ii so at all, bu
perly overlook. The Code, indeed, this point is i'm
perave making II the positive duty Of the Court to dis
card all nice objections, and to construc peadings " Ii
beray, with view to substantial justice between tn
parties" This class Of motions, may add Is not to be
encouraged. They involve generally very great anil
in most instances very fruiess consumption of time,
to the prejudice Of matters Of substance and the delay
OF other suitors Technical Instructions not in har
mony with the spirit Of the age either in the Old Wor
or the New Courts Of justice days expected
to try and not pleadngs. And provided the par
ties reasonably notified in advance Of what they
expected to meet the trial. II is all that should be
CURED Of their adversares and all that is Of any in
written preliminary statements good letter and good
answer, were there lawyers, would be the natural
they in most instances the best forms Of pleading
The defendants notion except far as II calls for the
signatures Of the alleged contract annexed to the
plant, must be denied.
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Supreme Court-Circult.


Nov A-StOrn rs. k0bbe and Othcrs-This
Of several actions brought by the plaintiff to try the
title to q number Of houses and lots Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, in the city Of New York. The cir
cumstances under which the question arises fol-
lows-In 1881 this property conveyed to the plain
tf and he remained In possession until September 1872
In 1858 he gave mortgage the property to the Uni
ted States Loan COMMISSIONER and in 1871, the mort
gage money and arrear Of interest being due the
then Commissioners-John p. Phoenix and George J.
Tamanadvertised the property for sale the LIST Of
February, 1872 On that day. George J. Taman in
the State Of Kentucky, and his coCommissioner, Mr..
Phoenix, attended the sale alone, and there being
bidder for the property the sale adjourned until
September. In September tho property again put
up for sale by both the Commissioners and struck off
to William Sidney McCoun, who took deed from
the Commissioners, and went into possession.
Mr. Mccoun resold the premises and they have passed
through several hands, and claimed be owned
by number Of different individuals The ground
which the plaintiff seeks TO is alleged rregu
larty in the proceedings the part of the commission
ers in selling the property Among the irregularities are
that the commissioners did not advertise the notice OF
sale for the full period prescribed law that they did
not x notice of sale three public places and that
when the premises offered for sale in February,
1912, only commissioner was present instead Of
both, as he contends the law requires The defence s
that the sale regular
John Townshend appears for the plaintiff, and Horace
]. Clarke, r. H. Bovine and - Wetmore for the de-
PENDANTS. The case is still pending.