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Common Pleas.

= u betote 1uu. Juuge DAY.
DU 1l.-TackT against Aoson.-Action Of tsespass
Plaintiff in February 1852 eassd TO defendant the FIRST
floor Of building l45 Bowery, to be used for inteI
genec Office for five years. with privilege In the yard
In the latter part OF the lease il the following clause
"And the said Eihu L. Tucker is TO build upon the
Of the said lot and 10 make any alteration the said
premises from time to time he may deem paopern
me plaintiff in June 1853 built on the and made
the wsii the party wall between the two buildings
In that wall there had been door and window winch
the plaintiff then closed. The defendant broke them
down a two occasioDs and these acts form the respass
complained OF. On motion TO dismiss the complaint
all the question Of law In the arose. The Judge
ruled that the plain tif had right 70 build upon the
rear of the lot and hence followed right close the
and window and that the right under the
clause Of reservation above quoted aud that the tearing
down OF the door and window trespass. Mr. r. d.
Holmes the plaintiffs counsel, asked for nominal
damages, inasmuch that verdict established the
plaintiff rights and mulcted the defendant for all the
COSTS Verdict for plaintiff six cents damages aud costs
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bcUrc ff'Hs JuuBe NoS"ftHJ STU q Jufy.
ACTION kGAISeT A CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
DEC. H.--Hdrdy 10. the Second Avenue Railroad Co.,
This action brought to damages from deen
dabts for injuries sustained by plaintiff in the fall Of
TIL was nonsuited. appeared from the testimony that
the plaintiff driver Of one Of the Dry Dock starss
tCurts Co.'s); and about twilight onc day he was
coming down Grand street. At the corner Of the Bowery
he stopped for the purpose Of allowing passenger get
out and while so standing Of the defendants sud
denly turned into Grand street. and ran against the
stage with such force TO throw plaintiff Oh the box on
the ground, and from the effects OF the u he was con-
fined his house for several weeks The evidence was
conflicting as 70 who guilty d negligence. The
Court left IL 70 the jury as question Of fact charging
them that thc plaintiff guilty Of any negligence on
dent be cannot recover The jury gave $3.50 fer plain
tilt
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The Next Years Allied Campaign.

from the Augsburg GaZstte Nov. 20
has oozed out at Const,nnople in the Galats
suburb where most Of the .m,erants reside that the
English, French and Turkish military authorities now at
the Tchernaya have drawn up settled their plan OF
campaign for the year 1866 All the cavalry of the al
lies two Anglo French army eorp the Turkish Ordu n
silistra and the reserve at sh,la mastering 900
strong are to advance the Pruth In the n Of
March April next and the seat OF war to Bes
sarabia In the Cimea the allies mean 70 act strictly on
the defensive, and II will only De at Eupatoria that
force will be kept in mess to act in This
plan is decidedly Ttolian dream of the emigrants
since the Pontic generals cannot possibly think of again
limiting the contest tn the Crmea for year 1866 On
the contrary, they must be devng how to com nence
heir operations 70 as TO occupy with the least loss OF
sesssd by the Russians, the right bank of the Pruth
Whether the Russians win be In the course Of this
winter to bring up fresh forces 70 Xshcne remains TO
be seem In the winter ending 1852 and usheng in 1883
they certainly did bring up toops while the ground
was covered with ice and snow.
The Archbishop OF Khsrsu, and ths Ru.s,sp
Archbishop Innocent of Odessa whose address 10 tn
e,sr Nc lately publishes has Just harangued the militia
OF Moscow on their arrival at Odessa The wing are
the principal passages -
Behold yourselves upon the shore Of the Black Sea- in
God IL remains to prove by deeds that which up til now
has been in your heart aud upon your lps
Your valor will be worthy Of your words and you win
do ten times more than you promised TO do those who
sent you hither. tnn
To wish to excite valor against the enemy would
be to forget that since infancy you have had before
your eyes Bcrodnc, Toron,ino and MaIoiaroavetz on
such men Win never finch before enemy. whoever he
may be.
be 10 suppose you TO think Of the holy ashes Of
Moscow which your fathers with their own hands scri.
feed to the country OH such mn will prefer to die
rather than yield the victory TO the enemy.
II IL NJ the Kremln that the heart Of the country
beats but have you remembered that in app roschns us
and the same time the frontiers Of Russs you draw
near 10 the cradle Of orthodox 4th For 1t Is amongst
NJ my dear children Ia sacred Cher .onese that the
Grand nnke Vladimir embraced tie Christian fath and
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the Revised Statutes which do not relate 10 the form of
the action shall govern the proceedings in partition ~ on,
safeguard in the practice. The Code uses the
Form Of Civil Ac,icns The sixty ninth section aboshes
the distinction between At law and Is in equi
ty and the forms Of all such actions and SUITS and de-
cares there shall be In this State but form Of action
for the protection and enforcement Of private rights and
tie redress oprva'e wrongs which shall be denominated
The forms which abolished the various classes
of actions enumerated referred to in the ordinary
books Of practice or pleading For example, the second
chapter Of Chit,ys Peadngs is headed Of the Forms Of
Actions, and contains them. The proper form of the
seasp, whether covenant, assqmpmt or any other was
ration. Il Gritty, e4.)
In strict point of view then the form Of the action
the Of nstuting and exhibiting It's nature, which,
under the Code, a summons and complaint stating the
action but II the meaning Of the phrase Is limited
to this should be led into inextricAbe confusion in
determining when the Statute and when the Code is
prevail more extended meaning H. that the Code IL TO
regulate the Of proceedings in this action gene
rally we'll any other. But that those provisions
a the Statutes which peculiar to the action OF par
ton and TO which there corresponding provision
in the Code must prevail and again. provisions Of the
statute which in addition TO and consistent with any
provision of the Code upon particular subject matter
Section 1913 recognizes actions for partition among the
actions which may be had under the Code and section
100 provides that in Of defendant In partition
claim i made, notice may B. delivered with he sum-
TO that effect and copy Of the complaint need be
served This sanctions the modes Of service OF the sum-
mons.
The case Of varan Stephens q Duer $3.50 not only
recognizes the Of proceeding by service Of the
summons upon minor personally II over fourteen years.
hut also that 1s9th section applied TO the case
voluntary appearance of minor owe. fourteen was
equivalent to personal service The infants there sp-
Piled themselves for guardian ad filem who was ap
pointed and II held that this sufficient without
proof Of the service Of the summons personally upon
them.
II seems to have been taken for granted in several
cares that far the whole system pleading Ia
-. ri h. fa,4a Ia a.. -. 49,
Thus in stryker lynch al Legal Observer lIel a
demurrer taken 10 the complaint, and the points
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received the water Of bspsm and in his person all Rus
ia also behold what you tight for. between
the indssouble alliance OF faternit in tae and In
arms for the defence Of the country.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 5, 1855.

DEPAHThRNT, MaTCG D, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO the holders OF
IN STOCK OF the United States described In the fol-
lowing notice of ID January last that Tor the Dur
pose OF completing the purchase of the amour,
therein named, this depart nent will continue 70
purchase upon the terms of said notice. TO the ex-
tent oi the residue oil the sum proposed not yet OBJ
tained-say 81, 56, 5S5 05 If sad stocks are offered
and received here prior to the first day of June
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 3. 1855.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the fol
loving described stocks of the United States, tina,
this department is prepared TO purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the LIST day Of March
next, portions of those stocks, amounting In the az
gregate to 81 500 eco, IN the manner and on the
ten ms hereinafter mentioned, TO wit:
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be gwen in the order
OF time In which said stocks may be offered The
ceruhcates, duly assigned to the United States nv
the parties who are TO receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department: upon the
receipt whereof, price will be paid co,npounded
OF the following particulars:
tiicate. No-A ~'
2. A premium on the stock of the loan autbo,;z a
by the act of July, 1916, redeemable November 10
1000 OF ~ per cent; on the stock of the loan an
thorzed by the act of l642, redeemabe 3lst Decen,
per- 1901 OF 10 per cent? on the stock OF the loans
authorized by the acts of lsi7 and lSaS nd redeeT,
able, the former on the 3lst December. 1897 and
the latter on the 10Th June, 1868, of I6 per cent
ana on the stock of the loan authorized by the Act
ol lou, ana redeemab,e on the 3lst of Decem her
1864, commonly called the Texan ipdemnitvI a
per cent
s. Interest On The par Of each certificate from The
LIST OF JanUary 1855 10 the date of receipt and
uemcnt at the Treasury, with The allowance (fny
the money 10 reach the owner) of one DAVIS
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made i'm drats If
the Treasurer Of the United States on the asss,ao,
reasurer at Boston, New York. Philadelphia, as the
parties may direct. ' ''o
But 10 cericate will be entitled to the benefit Of
inns notice which shall not be actually received Ar
the Treasury On or before the said LIST day of
next JAMES GUTHRIE.
hao-dtJunel Secretary of the Treasrru
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BIZ &c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
Il ing near Railroad Depot BY virtue of
deed OF trust bearing date the 4th day OF April
l6Ji and recorded in Lib.r J. A =, No. 80, foios
lel sc, the subscriber will sell, At public sale on
FRIDAY, The 18Th day Of tune, 1855, al So O'Clock
p N, on the premises, all that piece or parcel Of
ground lying and being situate IN the city of Wash
Ington, and ing part Of square No $50, beginning
II point on New Jersey avenue go feet from the
northwest corner Of said square. and running thence
eastwardly at right angles TO New jersey avenue
IA feet inches, thence due south % feet, NOR.
or les 10 parallel line - feet from the first de
terOrd line OF this piece of ground, and running par
ai'i win said line westwardy 10 New Jersey ave
nue. lio ieet inches, thence north xardIy on New
|eIsty avenue y feet 10 the point Of beginning.
j ne an,Ve property is eIgibIy situated ne ar the
RAlifoan Depot and adjoining Foy's Hotel, rapidly
enhancing IN value and offers a most favorable Op-
poTtunity for investment
Terms OF sale: Half cash, and balance in 6. 70.
and 70 months, for notes bearing int rest from IN.
day Of sale, secured by deed in Trust unon The
property.
IL The terms OF sale are not complied with m six
days after be sale, the property Re resod Ar The
risk and expense OF the purchaser.
CHAS :. WALLACE Trustee
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE
may lo-eo6ds AucuOneer.
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SEWING BY MACHINE.

MISS RINGGOLD. at Miss Pilings'. 18th
NI street, between Pa. avenue and F street, No
AT. Ia prepared to execute with despatch, and in
the neatest manner, all kinds If PLAN sewing for
families hotel keepers, and the trade generally viz:
LADIES' Skirts, Bottles, SC Gentlcmen's Shirts.
BOsoms, Wristbands, Collars, Drawers, Pocket
handkerchiefs. Furniture Linens, viz; Table
Cloths, Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, Towels
Napkins and Curtains.
Also, Tailor snd MaRtua makers work Of all
kinds.
Miss r would inform The public tina, she has Sc
cured uIe services of Miss ROONEY, from Bati-
more, who has been working on the machine for Is
months, and understands her business thoroughly.
All work warranted to stand equal TO any OFT er
and done on the most reasonable terms.
NAV l7-Po2w*
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ca narriage, ;ts dub and disquai;icsiions, sn(
their remedies; with Autographs, illustrating II,
snatcnv and physiology, sn3 diseafSs CT tbs repro
ducti7e orsens Of both seZes thei. structure us.
and functions. A popular and comprehensive tres
tise on the duties and casualties, eingis and ns,
ned lfebsppJ and truI+I..' seI, ,ee, mode CT e.
curing them--infepcitcUs ga inSc.+ils oncs-thciI
oby;ation and renovs.-iinDoIGanth hints to thce.
contemplating us.TirCny, that will overcome Oh
ecIions TO It; nonc heTsver. should take tnis I've
portart Sep vliaout crst consulting Its pag.s-
commentaries the ,dIosee. and medical trea .n
OF females tro n1srcy 10 old a-e, eech case grsrb
cally nlu5tE st0i by beautiful photographic plates
nervous debility, itS causes and ours, by q process
81 once so simple, ssfe and eGectus that failure Il
hspnssibls rules fo- daily msnas n-nt--an esss>
on bporlatorrhSa With pTscticsl ob9e ryaicns on ,
safer. end more successful node of trsatlasnt-pre
,Autionsry hintl the evils resulting rcrs er
sal prsctoc--ea oseay ell diseases arisina from
udiscretion, with plain and e!upie rules by which
q! peTscn3 can cure themselves without mercury-
remedies for thosc self r fc:ed niscres and dissp
pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent In th,
youns. Ii II truthful adviser 70 tno nscr.s5 anC
those contemplating marriage. Its rsrue.l .s par
tcuisrly recommended 10 persons entertaining sc
4goS doubts OF their pAyacal condtisn, a1d Who go
oonecous Of ba.i2g haIar5od the health, happiness
tna privileges 20 which sFecy human being Is en-
titled 10.
Price 25e-nts psr COPY, c. avs copies Eor cno Dol
ls-. Mtioc fces q p"st.s. &c any part OF tno Uni
sd states.
\. B.-Thoso w,o prefer may consult Dr. L. CaoI,
upon epy oTthc diseases upon which his ccoS trost
s;llec pefSonsly or By Iaail. Medicine seat to al
rart % tSs Union according to directioz,4, sateI
packed ana carefully secured from all observe ton
Address DR.. III. B. La CROIX, No 81 Msiasr Lam
Or Post Cf.ce Boz $40, Albany, y. Y.
&C. OiRoe open daily fro:1 = II 30 N, .na o:
Sunday from until m.
~ once Esla owed from 20. 6S Beaver ct.
10 81 ID aids. LaEas, Albany, Ny.
dAc
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By ,. @. MCGUIRE, auction.er.

INTENSIVE AssORi MENT OF NEW AND
~ secondhand Furniture, without reserve-On
THURSDAY morning, May 3lst, at 10 O'Clock, at
STORE NO J9o, south side Of Pennsylvania avenue,
oetWeeh AZ and 9th Streets shall sell the entire
STOCK IN trade Of J. r. AcGregor, (who Is about to
change his bHsiness,) comprising
suite OF Push-covered ParlOr Furniture
Rosewood and Walnut War6rohes
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Washstands
FIR nch, Cottage and Plain Bedsteads
Hair and husk Mattresses, Feathers
Cane and wood-seat Chairs, Rockers
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Vases
Cribs, cradles, Trundle Bedstesds
Children's Cab, Wagon, Chairs
Ils wood, willow am iron Ware
Caina and Glassware, Toilet Gets
Cutlery. Scales and Weights. Casters
Silver plated and Britannia Tea ard Table spoons
Show, r Bah, Water Coolers
Door Mats Tin Saf,s
Cooking and Cha Hber Stoves, Cooking Utensils
Spn Wagon, with tip, WheelbaTrows
Shelving, Store Fixtures, sc.
Together with NJ ly every article usually found
IN a house furnishing store.
Terms: All sums of and under SIS cash; over
SIS credit Of GO and nine days. tor satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
may Zo-d AuctiOneJ,
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FIRST PREMJUM PIANOS

lust received, veral Pianos from the celebrated
~ factory Of steinway b Sons New York; one in
Louis XIV style These amos are in every re-
spect the best now made in the United states they
received az the late Metropolitan Mechanics Fair
me hrst premium "a silver medar for each OF theif
Planos exhibited. Every person admired the volume
of tone, as well As the workmanship of their instru
mCnts. These, in addition to my other stock OF
Pianos, fsrms the best and largest collection south
of MasOn's and Dixons lice.
The pablo are respectfully ihvted 10 call and ex-
anime before they purchase elsewhere, they will
find moderate prices and reasonable terms
PIANOS TO rent always on hand, and second
nand Pianos taken in part payment for new ones, a,
my Piano Wareroom, No. 49s Eleventh at above
Pa. avenue. FIR. c. RElCHENBACH.
NAV l4-eolm-
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BY jag. c. McGUiNE, Auetlon.,r,.


Y RUoTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and eli
Z sIOly situated HOus- and Lot on Maryland ave.
nue., between * and 9th streets west.-By virtue
~ deed al trust bearing date the 5:h day of Feb
rueEy, 1855, and recorded IN Liber J. A. ) No 50
fO1oS 50, &c the subscnb will SELL at public sale
on THURSDAY, the Dist day of May, 1855, at 81
O'CLOCK IN, on the premises all that piece or par
Gel of ground lying ana being situate IN the city OF
Wa'hingIOn and known and distinguished as 10,
q. in the subdivision of Lots Nos T. & g. TO- and II
m square No. 492, fronting % feet inches on Ma
ryiand avenue, between AZ and 9th streets west,
sui running back 10 % feet alley, with the build
iDgs and improvements, which consist of well and
substantially built two story and attic brick dwelling
house, with two story frame back building and ne
cessery Outbulldings.
The above property Is situated IN healthy and
desirable lOcallD., and rapidly enhancing in value
and offers favorable opportunity 10 PERSONS desi
rous o: OhiainIng convenient and comfortable res
ldence, or making an investment.
The terms OF the sale will be eae-h.lf cash and
the baance Ia 8, u, and % months iur notes bear
ing interest from day OF sac, secured by deed of
Trust On the property
II the terms of sale are no, com ulied with in al
days after the sale, the property VIII be resod a,
the r-k and expense Of the purchaser upon one
weeks Bo;i e.
Al conIeyancing at cost Of purchaser.
Title lndisputable.
CHAS. s. WALLACE Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
nay -eokds Auctioneer
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FINE WATCHES.

HAVING made a considerable addition to my
II stock of
GOLD HUNTING PATENT LEVERS, -A&S@
and LADIES' WATCHES NNA
Of first quality, heavy is carat s
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
l offer them at greatly reduced prices. The
movements are selected with great care, and every
Watch is gdrTcnted.
Persons IN want of fine tmekeeper are invited
to examine my assortment.
II. SEMKEN,
No. $50 Ia. avenue, betw. 9th and 18th ats.
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FISCHER'S BAND FULLY ORGAN.
IZFD

ii AVlNG now completed all my ?iranpemen,s
~ ror first rate BRASS and COTI1,LON
,,a am aeaia at the service Of the public 10
Mics Balls, and serenades. Ali those in favnr If
eluzen's oand are respectfully invited TO encbnraes
our en- sfpnse, here in Washington Clty
MI, FISCHER, Leader.
u.i'oIned, and from practice over twenty Sesfs
can give satisfacuon 70 every one.
,n't .iaehee, "a. avenue, north side, bet 9Th and
iv,n sueets nrst door west of Iron Hall.
Orders LEFT with Messrs Hilbus & Hin. puneu.IIv
attended 70. ~ fxImsS
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DEV. JOHN LANAHiN, PASTOR OF THE
IN. EXETER STREET II GlIrnCII A

DEV. JOHN LANAHiN, PASTOR OF THE
III EXETER STREET, NJ. e. CHURCH.-A
strong desire To benefit the afflicted induces him
thus 10 Ger NJ. We chal. enge any other medicine
To present such a mass of testimony from gentlemen
and ladies OF high standing of our own weIl-knOwn
Citizens. VINO testify of cures Of COUGH, BRON
CHfTIS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, &C.
BALTIMORE, January 24th, 1855.
Aessys. MoTtineT {. NotcJrGy:
take pleasure in saving ~ you that have used
'ur 'H1mpton's TInctgre" with very great profit
From serious throat affection, my general health
It'd become very much impaired, when I com
menced 10 Use . Eampions Tncture.'' | found
Il. effects upon my general health most salutary.-
lily nervous system and digestive organs soon right
ed up under It's use.
l have several times recommended IL 10 nv
friends, and in every case, far as have been in
formed, they have use il with success.
Yours truly,
JOHN LAsAHAN, Pastor
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,on.sr.

NALC BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Public Sale On FRIDAY afternoon June l.
al 81 ''clOC k, on The premises, shall sell, by
der OF the Orphans Court, that valuable piece of
property situated the corner Of 10th and street
and gea~Isi known IS the Medical College. The
IotoHls q feet inch on street by sc leet 10th
street, containing $40 square feet.
ihs building CONSISTS OF u substantial and well
built three SOD brick Buiing which is admirably
adapted for warehouse, for manufacturing or
school purposes Portions OF this building ars now
under very satisfactory rent.
Title perfect
Terms: One-ihird cash; the residue in 6, l2 Ia,
ana "a months, with interest, secured by deed If
trust On the premises.
>. ii. NOiiRSE, Administering,
By WM. NOURSE, Attorney,
JAs. T.. MCGUIRE,
may 6eoSds Auc,ioneer
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.
M. II PARKER,
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER

OCISlANh avenue, between Sixth and Sew
IL enth streets, No. 90. Residence No. $50 c
street, between Sixth and Seventh has add-d to
ms present business the sale Of PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS and PUTTY, in small or large quantities
IAe attention of hOuseacepeTs IL particularly
called TO the convenience Of this arrangement ar
they can at all times procure HEARTH and other
MIXED PAINTS, of all colOrs, made ready foy use
by PRACTICAL PAINTER
Orders promptly attended To and respectfully so
hclted tHEAP FOX Cash. may2-lm
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NEW POLKA.

TIVE CHEVY CHASE POLKA, composed for
Il and dedicated & Mrs sally ID. Bradley, by J.
ID. Saunders, ESQ.,, of this city, whose compositions
have always met with such great public favor.
The merits OF the piece are such a viii introduce
q among ali lovers " mux,c
Price % cent?.
Jest pa hished I'D Or sole By
The Pre<ident, Mounted Guard Quickssep com
posed by The accomplished Pianist. Mr.. Robert Hell
ta, vii sppsar IN Q lev days may -
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