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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
ceagr OF GENERAL sEsSIOHS-Fsp. a--8sfsrs r.
cordar bARNARD

This court WA III se 55lon Tor oiJ lew minutes tnis
morning Of the Beach, @ho sue sested by
check of Mr. Bonner OF The Ledger In demanding
thr Thousands Ct dollars wa. exPec cd
TO ha order tho day bnt one OF the counsel
l.i,e 10 be present aud the was PostPoted.
YIN Mills. young nan bearss vey good chiracer gas
worth se or 49, the prop
ety q, Samuel For Of Ne 3H West twenty eighth street
hr Mills ed that he greatly la need OF money ct the
time ana the in order Temporarily 10 re,o some
cs.h By request OF the coapisiBsnl he was Unchanged
Andrew aud James Denick were brought oa for
sanIt ana battery on John Brothers aroughsokas Hbenisn
acuri.hiig somewhere Bsxer street The Jufyn-n were
sworn assigned counsel Tor the cernss the
nags tspg Notorious The pfisopes stated tErou,
ei counsel they would pesd guilty 70 simp. assault
nich was Brothrrs. tte complainant was then
Brought out the the and Ue<sn By saying
Iudade the Of ali hv dssrbauce myseit aud
doesn't wish prosecute e. all lice Court TOOK TN, vnss
pece. speech csnsassn and accordingly acquitted tho
pri.ou,rE AoicgIusd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

The Ney-Orieans Picayune OF the ID sags;o
"Tbe movement to-day has indicated no varanee
of Sly kind On previous reports, aod the usfke' ceee
steady, with tendency to lower rses Oh discoss&
Excbp Qe continues depressed and there 10 no nosss
able improve niept In either foreign or domestic. W.
ferra, o, all CLASSES Of bls heavy, bat the dem4se
continues much restricted, and operations sasS Q
ark % reduction Oh the average for tbs pas, woe.-
Rates aye poinnally unchanged, and We repeal - fef
lows: Clear Sterling bills 1871 q leS."
The Portland Argus says:
Some idea of the extent OF the business On ~
Crane Trunk Railroad may be derived from sssss'
menl of the fact that tue number VI box and piA iofm
caIs used thereon in transporting freight amounts -
nearly X Thousand Placed ia iine they Weud
reach some twenty five mice. The Portland Comyasy
now engaged ia building two hundred now DIX
cars for the road"
The Dttyoit Tribune adds:
The slipments via the Grand Trunk Railroad from
Detroit for Liverpool io the month Of January alone
have been as 10 lows, viz:
1854 PACK Of Meat weish e4s 81 pounds
l2l p. kges Of Lara, Reaass
packages ofPork, weishins 'D Poanss
4ss n.cL,yrs i0io Ts5 psssds
al to over five hundred tuns per mooth. or sss
far from eighteen per day, direct from the Wes
10 Liverpool We arc a,o informed Of largo Quantities.
of hardware crockery, ana other goods, arriving ~
the Hungarian and Anglo-Saiop, from Liverpool,
for merchants in Cincinnati, Chicago st. Lodis, ans
Memphis"
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(AdTortiss ussnt-
LoNpON CLUB SAUCE

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-Ib DIS uhHai0u o"USS
snufaotured by PARKsR BEoS, London, can DC ooanss
fhefr sgeot ia this city, A. J. fARKER No - be"knsn
article lponor HoToestsEshe ssSoe sns oSO "e "
taiaed II ons-ialf the pnce
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EIEoTlos on AssGMBLYMAn IN PAssAIc COUkTr.-

ELIcTIoE OF AssEABLYMAH IN PAssAIc COUhTr.-
The ryecia election Ia the Second AsSsmel, DssrSt
tassac Co.. to I'LL the Vacancy occasionea oy the de-
c,ur pg u lie seat Of Jos NJ Johnson vacalt, took
place On Tuesday. MIR. Isaac j. Stage was elected
over Mr. Billings by l35 majority. Several persons
yo,ed for Mr. Johnson. IL Ia Understood that hf.
sis.p is a Democrat. The GUARDIAN says:
10 Oppo. concluded alter fall investigation OF the
case to kins uoin0 CT Ia any way 70 rooSs
nize the sslieity VI tie election
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~, 40 ,yucuLr 40 MAHAeK7The fault may be psrtJ IN
,osr.sH aud rsy 10 them PhfenolossI Examination al
fowLEE WELLs sos 5iosd~sy viii answer the question:
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Applicable to dividends equal to per
The following IL the Circular of the Southern Mch
gan Road, alluded TO in the Stock paragraphs:
O. NKw-yoaK. Feb T. 1869.
n. "a, BouSso4svs Of the Michigan sosiae," a"S Soossrn
:" ~ ladi0aa Raaro0s Company 80
TIE Directors regr hst they are again 70 a..
M H. psyHen Of interest the present Duas the last
oph hey paid the interest on the f.na
sIs noy ~, S.ssn 70 pay the n'es. Nov tbs
Firss MoT,sse Bonds Mign Southern Road On 90
Monroe ans fedo Company the csndoa Of thar Bonds
the ofths Coupons 90 ms '%i avn n second
Go,,ssss boDd- due Nov isss ,6s fir. MoHssss
Of The Goshen Lie which fell the 1t inst onnos %
psid present. and the underssned unable 70 sSs ~
long crfrr,e he money for them not a. mmand shd t1e
time Of psyn ent must depeld some nat upon
did duty fn tho theif Own per
responsibility They have heretofore done teis 70 @
payments hills supplies for mes.iss the
% pat Of tns.e advance. /. not wny repsi and
charge the crrfent receipts oeo
will hereafter require, soae uymen's on reae~ais
The Undersigned la stating that the business
impfoyux better tsan anticipated for the Winter,
the prizes tnsn they have been The
read % a. sSs SG % IS sHs q osS II
tho United stses which b oPersed with moro economy or
no, create Sasssss or be arising
wsnt The future promising and no reasonable donot I:
ppoduos Of tie West. The ,rac vi more than pay sIpsne.
the mortgage deb and they osue the bond
holders oyerdue will DO gradually paid the
furnished from the earnings OF the Rotd
GEORGE BLISS, President
John MeCleve has sold the plot of land on the north
east corner Of Broadway aud 66th-st running % feet
III inches on Broadway, 81 feet lOI inches on the
nortbeily SIDE and rs feet 66thst, for $500 Mr.
McCiave has sold the above property several times
within the last three months the last purchaser nts ndS
to improve it BY erecting public house thereon.
Messrs Raynor Blackwell have sold Slots north side
of II5hli $50 feet of Stsv. Also in the rear,
fronting 6th St. same distance ives, OF Sshsv, all full
lots at $500 v lot $6 O00, viz, $500 v lot for the
Iots on l5th-st and 800 y lot for the li6th-st los
1l6thst being 1Oo feet in width Also house and 10; No.
e2west 4ih-s between Broadway aud 9th av., Is fl.
inches 'front.' and 46 in depth; lot 100 feet inches in
Depth 3stoy basement ard under'cellar; all brick;
rents for $6U0 p sDnun; SOLD for 81, lOO
The following is statement of the business OF the
Delaware Division Canal Company for the year 1879;
Total income from tolls rents and interest s22eo Is
Ordinary f'7o q
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lAeYertissmsut
BAroHEnoRs HAN DE, - VIC and Tours


BAcroRT REMOVED t boES Private HSr-Dysins h09fA
kzToaEIOs's HAIh-DYEIsG ksTABLIsHnEAT removed 70
No is Bond-st- Phvste entrance fer L~dies
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Protect your family by INsuRISG Your LirI
fn the KaUITABIH LIEE LAST scB SOCIETY.
PCRKLE MCTUAL.
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IAdvssaseneat.J


se efRUr usod every year IN the United
Children Teeina with falling Eeoi IA lnene
Disc I'D Certain. ony ~ oeats 8 bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

UUpsoE CUusTr CoUKT--lu this Court yesterday
Ceore Fd of last Newark tried for sfsaut battery
en ogden az Newark piece VI coat oar The JSr
brought ia verdict u Usy with recommendation OF mercy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

Tag CBAEcEIIoRsHIP.-New.J has now been
vitlo. Oh uci for QUO year ana ina present time
s,ra deal OF nieres. manifested whetuer GOV oid,a
iuo OF rlf. Wheipiy for Chancellor VIII De conn med
in All psts " The tate TIE nomination appears 10 give
t.f.cop Il il generally senate will tAs de-
Init. action "a Imitation to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

DItp OF HIS INJuhhs-A boy named Hugh Nc
Ioo who was p b. btug struck Jersey
Civ on January last died Of his injuries yes eraSy
onug An inquest viii be held by Corooer Ushnoy tsdsy
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The Court then adjourned until Friday morning.

A EFw-YoRK LAWYER CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
present OF tie Hudson County Cours tas Orsnd
JufY found against ar Ineoeore u Diacou
sielch ay sr aoins business Broadway New-fok en
PERJURY sweg'g TO the ownership OF reA estate Ia
County whereby he becae surety liz lne appearances
of Ian for ts Court After considerable delay d
Maroon part Of this week, Gu fe4uson
fe Gov Morgan, beng before Jistr1a to
new little eaesd guilty. Tue ace"sca was cam n''Sd
to County JAsl ~ await his trial. In default oil VV Dali
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COURT OF OYER AND TERmfNRR--FHB. a-5stor
Iutfce INgaaHAn.

TRIAL FOR KILLING MAN IN PRIzs-FiGhr'
Pstnck Tai ran WIS Iisced at tue bar, changed win
the Ct Patrick Honey Mr HsaEy CAton aP
peareo for the pfts, uet. A..
Mr. Al hon. tbs Assistant District Attorney. In openiss the
case following acis he deceased and the prisons
bad had scue Of Witch d-oessed displayed
knife but without u,ns They were separated at the tune
spd agreed TO settle their differences by ahgat
LIST Of December the parties attended By second: iiny
parapt OF prize 1sht In ot on
the corner wsnty First and com
fgtt They had four rounds. each OF which toni
bated prlscper f-p deceased and throwing hlnse
heavily upon him While be ths soatd The deceased
was smasT 10 every respect thln the prisonrr
the u the urtb round the police came Up.
The eecsaed tskeh 10 os store whore ne o,mmened
voDi he then taken home and subsequently, lied VI IL
injuiies ., -.
be defense Up w that the deceased bad provoked me
difficulty he had dosgeo tbs prisoner and eventually conpshea
bin faht Deceased bad two seconds tho PRISONER n,he
injury deceased had received vas given In 'cde
fenSf
he Jury verdict Of Not Guilty aud the prisoner
discharged from custody.
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TRIAL or CoUSrKaFKIrERs Two mon name

TRIAL OF LDINIkHfElIEho --iMO uoh
Js,ps 6ioT, tried IL tue UNI cd
afs District CUT 1roAton th ana found s0lty of
, s lted slst-s no defendants arrested at
soItu 18Th Of eoyenieor Last at which tins
sb III found IN sheir Possession, oe.lde
toof, ana dies tor Iiiuaui ing the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

TRIAL OF TRAcY FOR ATrEHPTgD RAPE.-Tne
second ir Christopher for sttsmpted rspe Oh the
i c,rl sn a. kOoGick udod 10 tho Hudson Coaa
~ ot yatrroAy ftc Jury utter ooing out four
IouIs eau IA verdict OF Guilty aud recommended sbe
pnsoLeT TO tLe mercy oftte Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

COURT OF SPECIAL SEoSIOE5-Fsb. 9--bofors Jasstcss
BaEsSAs QUAOKKsBUsB, and KELLY.
John DoruoD, Assault ana battery; Pententlsry ono
0nth homes Dunos, assault and battery City Pon %
Waer brruns,on sod battery; hued S. Pat.
nj Ksrnss assault battery hned vs. Ed"srd MsGrsh.
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NEW,JERSEY ITEMS

OPERA IN NEWARK, N.J-Tbe opera company
Mad. Colson and Msssrs. Sdgeli and Amodio, win
chorus and orchestra, viii perform in Newark, N. j.
Ifapiata, en- Tuesday neat
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Receipts Of Prsducs,
rorAL pr AL THs RoVTxz-feb. o. Isso-sTs hbis Fsuy
IA pkss. Pis,isiOn'i fss DO Lard; 7as do. WHISKY.
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Irregularities Of sross chnsc.er ere Tire ,L Ia
aesndso cssu~a thst the Coeft bad r fctcn n w
enses and could giant rrie asked. dsa,sA -
jost bees rrlserrd grazing perets paucsion sad The
Judge In h. opit cis severely the proceeeps o. ns
Common Council Comm ssionss IN this st-f OF eeen
ing tbs street The saeos many osr lo and oesso
90. nty one Of importance -.
u. D. Field fot psntif; n. " Andrews TO- Defendant.
ri Before Justice SUTHERLAND. tr
DECisIOEs .
VIM. Sewel agt. The CODuDeDtai Insurance Com-
pauyoon granted, pursuant to NOTICE. and odeea W W
settled on two days Notice b tho opposing party
Pc Bas shaw agt George BayshaW. = Ofu''
esped confirming port Of referee. cu..
Thomas o. lie hoy Ct al sst. Tnomas McCaiiis'er e'
h-hiotion granted.
Before Justice BoSNyy.
Hugh Orr apt Lille A barSenbrook, ct a'.-rh's
motion within the equity Of the statute aud s
bink, authorized The two ents are Ia euec. ohy @
No objection made the suciency OF the sufees gwen
Motion 81 n,ed. - m
Chasies w. Price ct al. sgt. Enoch c. Brewster- =.
The In ibis Gaze Il certainly irregular but do not zee tina,
could properly prejudice the defendant Motion sa'ed VIII"
65 costs, to de3endsnts.
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REAL EsTATK.-The following sales were made
yesterday Merchants kxchsnge BY A Bieeeke Son
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ItINEss or Mr.. BURToS.-rhis eeutlero tus pby y
eel and mental condition has improved for the last
week and bis medical advisers do nos repori that
he is in immediate danger His physical safefnys
are intense sDd most p.Iuful to bis family friend,
although boIhe with earkabie degree Of fortltuds
snd reslgnatoD.-l CON-
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Total expenses 81 go s'
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Thee story attic brick house and lot No 2o z.
lth-st lot Sv12oI
ths Zd-sv, 2oxlu0f oacE 80
ll7ih-st las feet Of 4th-sv L5x5 bock 900
lot Ii1tL-sL vs. feet e. OF hav 2cxlO1I i...... 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-02

CHARLESTON, april 30 "A large meeting OF tn.
Douglasites was held this evening. Mr. Patton
Of Conn, presided. Messrs Flournoy of Ark ,
King of Miss Brent Of Nd, and Henderson, ad-
dress ID them.
MIR. Brent, Of Md, said the secession movement
was made by those who had personal feelings
against Mr.. Douglas. His enemies had taken
this course 70 destroy him, because they saw be
would be nominated. He, FOR one, was not willing
TO coEcede that majority should give up their
preferences to a minority.
Col. Flournoy said that he intended 20 address
his southern friends in the Convention in favor
OF Douglas and proposed that the Douglas men
should offer 70 adopt the Cincinnati platform
with a resolution endorsing the bred Scott de
cision. He thought this would have the eject
Of bringing back large majority Of the seceders
Mr. Payne, Of Ohio, said he was unwilling TO
make the seceders any further offers. IL they de
sired to come back, they should come without
any Invitation from the supporters Of Judge Doug
las He was opposed 10 the resolutions, because
they would be construed one way by the North
aud another way by the South, and the friends Of
Douglas were determined that there should be no
msunderstandingor deception this time
Col. Flournoy then withdrew his resolution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-02
To CoNsunprrvrs.

-. QHerH's Cod Ltrer OIL jelly.
MS treat specific for Consumption Is fast sup4y-
oeaing All others in its curative effects upon those
aaMicteo with tn 5ercular diseases. Prepalfd upon
hlghy, scientific principles of the pure OIL, and
robbed OF the nauseous TASTE of the plain article it
is received into the stomach in its Jellifed form,
ahd passing into the small lntsstines drop
Dy crop, supplying the wastes of the body BY its
nntrclous properties, and thus assisting aud sus-
IslrlnS nature In overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
ana recommended BY the faculty every where, thus
preparation is confidently Offered as q remedy for
Consumption and al Scrofulous affections
Sold 10y Chares Stott. Washington, and By all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOID, PARKER & MOWER,
No. 15 Beekman street, New York,
mar 10 Sm Wholesale Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-02
JOHN u. HILTON
AUCTION SALES.
ByJ.C. McGUTREk 70 Aro,-on.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctoneers
pEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE
~ Iwo-SToRy AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
II AM, AND STREETS, NORTH-nn THURSDAY
ar IERROoN, May sd, at O'Clock, on the
DIVISION No 2 in square No: ~, fronting SO feet
on seventeenth street west, between m and /
streets north, rum ing back 8 feet 10 a public ey
together with the Improvements, consl sting of a
Wen bult two-story and basement Brick Dwell
dining room, kitchen, three chambers, and two at,
TerNs; One-thI-d cash; the residne in s, -, IA.
ana "A months, with interest secured by a deed OF
ancing at the cost of tha purchaser
ap Is J. q. MCGUIRE & CO Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-02
By A. GREEN. Auet,opasr

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABI,E
- NEAL ESTATE, BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
court, AT AUcrIoN.-By virtue of a decree of the
Orphans, Court of the District of Columbia, for
me county OF ashlngton, approved by the Circuit
t,T ~ the petition of Lewis H. Brown, guardian of
Wilnam A. Mason and others. minor children OF
MAS spPo nted TO make sale of the undivided Inter
est OF tne SAID infants, consisting Of one-ftb) in
pr coed to sell At public auction at clock D.
IN 4 ont Q, the premises, on MONDAY, the 7th dsy
the following Valuable property named in said de-
cree VIZ: Part OF Lot mum ered nine 10 frOntin
on Thirteenth stree west, between and street,
north IN sqcare go, containing l.7oO square feet,
Terms Of sale: One third in cash: and the ra.,a,s
secured BY deed of trust. - -
LEWIS n. BROWN,
Trustee and Guardian.
erty, ON the same terms.
sPH-d&ds a. GREEN, Auct.
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b J. c. Mo0EIRE 4 co. Auctioneers.

BE- j. Z. ModEfRE Il CO. Auctioneers.
SUPERB ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO
- FoRTEBY ERARp, RICH AND COSTLY PARIS MADE
CABINET FURNITURE. ELEGANT hILr BRONZK
MATTEL SETS, MIRRORS, HANDSOME CURTiiSs
CRAVINGS, &c.2on WEDNEs6AY MORNING,
Mag 10th, at 10 o'clock. at the residence Senator
Furniture and Effects, but recently receIved from
raIis, oomPIsing MANY rare and costly articles OF
Erard, w ~
Splendid suite of ful Gilt Drawing r DOM Furpi-
ture, finished in beautifully emP Oidered Satin
Covers, comprising large Circular Divan, sur
Flowers, two large French Sofas, two Tete a
tete sofas; SIX Arm Chairs, 10 ades' Chairs,
Beautiful Bronze Silt Mantel Ga,niture, with Sew
res PoTceia ain Vases and Candlesticks,
Large Carved and full Git Console Tables, with
Elegaat Rosewood Center and Whist Tables, elab-
9Tately maid with Mosaic work, from the
Suite of rich Crimson BrocatelIe Covered Parlor
furniture, comprising one large and two small
'# SOFAS two Arm Chairs, two UtiOH,ans and two
Turkish Stools, with beautiful Crimson Covers,
Elegant Rosewood and aid EscritoIre ard Jewel
Case, ornan ented with Git Bronze and large
Suite a 3dsswood inai5 Chamber Furniture, or
mai tee with Gllt Bronze and Sevres China
eomIr.sing Mirror Front Wardrobe, Bureau,
Rosewood Secretary and bookcase,
Ladies' EscTltoire, Louis Quartorze, Tables. Jar
Fire Screens, &C., with gilt ornaments,
Three elegant full gilt Mantsi Sets, with Clock,
Caqdelabras, and Candlestinks to match,
CaTseil Lamps. Card Receivers. Vases, Urns,
CHIdlestIcks, d O., of exc Uislte styles,
Gilt frame MIr,.rs.
Choice OIL Paintings and Engravings,
AubessOn CaTpet and C1Jtains
White and Bsck Bear Skin Rugs,
Two large and superior solid Mahogany Sldeboards,
with beautifully carved game and fruit pieces in
ebony,
BrOr zeo Iron Bsdsteads with canopy and hangings
Spring and CuTled Hair Mattresses, Boosters and
Pillows,
Silk Spreads, &c.
Terms: So and under cash over that sum =
credit OF Sd and ~ days. for satisfactorily eRdoT sed
notes, bearing interest
r. S-The mouse will be open and articles on in
spection Monday and TUESDAY, MAJ I4th ald
18th, from 10 O'Clock 8. m. to O'Clock p. IN
MAJ cod &c MCGUIRE Il Co Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-02

SUPREME CouRT, MoNDAY.-No los Edwin
" Adams, plaintiff in error, agt. Samuel Norris
Ia error TO the circuit court Of the United States
Tor the district Of California. Mr. Justice Camp
bell delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming
the Judgment Of the said circuit court in this
cause, with costs 80.
No. 1is. Juan M. Laco ct al, appellants, art.
the United States Appeal from the district court
Of the United States for the northern district of
california. Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opin-
lon OF the Court, affirming the decree of the said
district court in this cause
No. SO. Henry Oelricks ct al, plaintiffs in err
ror, agt Benjamin Ford In error to the circuit
land. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion
OF the Court affirming the judgment of the said
circuit court in this cause with costs and interest
No. AS. James Tobin, PLAINTIFF in error, agt
Robert Walkinshaw ct al. In error to the circuit
court of the United States for the northern district
OF California. Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered the
opinion Of the Court, dsmissing this cause, with
costs.
No. 355. Thomas Collier ct al, claimants ofthe
steamship Falcon, &c, appellants, agt VIM A
Freebern eta Appeal from the circuit court of
the United States for the southern district of New
York MIR. Chief Justice Taney delivered, the
opinion of the Court, Diminishing this cause, with
No. 225. Ell Mcmillan ct al. plaintiffs I'm or.
ror, agt Samuel BOyles, county Judge, &c In
error to the supreme court OF the State OF Iowa.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion
OF Tue Court, disfnissing this cause, for want of
jurisdiction.
No. lss. Charles E. Jenkins ct al, plaintiffs in
error, agt VIM l.. Banning. This cause was ar
gued by Mr.. Gillet for the defendants in error.
No. ls5. Lessee of Curtis Man ct al, plaintiff
In error, agt VIM. Miles. The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Baxter for the plain
tiff In error. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-02
By !. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucaopssrs.

I RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of
Irust, bearing date on the lst day of APRIL 1855,
laa, l5s, I4O and l4l, one of the lard records of
Washington county, IN the District of Columbia
and by consent OF parties, the undersigned will sail
a. public suction, in front Of the premises FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at half pact 5
O'Clock, the nor. Ia half of Lot No. s. ia Square No.
79l, in the city OF Washington. This property
fronts 81 feet on south street, between Sd and 4th
streets east.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in 6. II,
and IL months for rotes beSring interest ON dsy
tee. VIZ ~"
deed given and a deed of trust taken. All con-
veSancIng at the cost of the purchaser
Fhe terms TO he comp d with in FIVE DAYS other
wise ths trustee reserves the right TO resell 81 the
RISK ana cost OF the first purchaser
WIN. H. WARD, Trustee.
ap u eo&ds ]. g. MCGUIRE q co, Anots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-02
By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; AuotlOnesrs.

g A OF TWO BRICK DWELLING
- horsEs-On FRIDAY, May 4th, at S O'Clock
we VIII ofer for sale, to the highes. bidder on
tue prem the thTse-story Brick House on First
street adjoining the residence of .ir. John n.
smoot This property Is on the handsomest etres
on that street. 4 -
Immediately sffer the sale of the above property.
We shall sell, the premises, he two story Brick
Hou:e on the north slde of Bridge street, below
muntgomery street, occupied by Capt. Mitchel;
aso tne 80 feet Lot adjoining, on the west side oil
Tern, of sale: One-third cash; the balance in s,
ana y months secured BY notes. bea In interest
property. Term. complied with within Eve DAYS
or reEele Of the property ct cost, ct the risk OF
the aefauiting purchaser. =
All conveyances at the Expense Of { e purchase
spH-d BARNARD X BuCKtY. AuctS.