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The New York herald., 1862-11-17

BrRvsius ox Md'ipIAs-A year ago General Brrnside
adare meeting at The Cooper Institute New York
and IN the course ef his remarks said
ask ycar forbcarance, for your ralercs With, your
confidence in the young chief who has nov assumed the
command | have known him most IN, paely, NJ siu
dents together soldiers IN the field and as ~ ivate stu
tents. For hoe, hvei IN the same family, dHi
hHoc hi as SU ds krop my hsnaa being oa the face Of
he eorih, ant kf,ow Nat honest. eenscteioas
crists than Gen McCitian know ba, no feeling of
snbon beyoni that ~ the good ard The success o. our
enters his breast All that he does u with
suge cye single view 10 the success Of this govern
and the putting down " the rebellion. know that
nothing under the viii ever induce that man TO
swerye from what he kpows TO he his duty. lie is an
bvnest Chrs ankc and entisns man ani noa let
add thing. that ~ hd dw soand,a h.ld aai tie
cLa .f m,i,targ perception Of any IN lie I.E.i Slacs
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NEWS FRcM RuaNSiDE'S ARMY.
W,sp,N. TnS. Nov I.

NssHaSTnS Nov. 15, 1862.
despatch from tbs beadus. .ers cf The Army of she
Potomac, dated this morning. says thNc rching
portant 10 communicate.
The whereabouts Of Stonewali jackson.
BaLIiyoaE. Nov. 10, 1852.
Gentlemen immediately fiom Hancock and Martins.
burg, whose word know be relied upon say that
Stonowal Jackson's forces are eDcamrel within ten
miles Of Mspchcstsr along the railroad from H.per's
Ferry.
The people along the Potomac, 10 the vicinity OF
Hancock and Cumberland are net IN the least alarmed
for the hme has passed when Jackson would suempt
Invasion.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Is clear Of rebels
and viii soon be in operation through 10 Wheeling
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The situattoN ia the Southwest.
OUR NENpiNs CORRESPONDENTS.

NtNFhIs, NOV. 10, lSt2
Eanle Errscl,d Near Hoiig Sirines--Rs5,is fai,ac
Bdek-Grod Parsning- fas R.,s,: Esaena'e T<ae
Lcaeiasa cns hytorsos--Jacton. Mis- and r,ci,bayy
Tgpertld-- ,vhol.tms D, rad Of Gran Deye vaen Of
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Court Calenda ar-Thts Day.

SrrRrns CoUR,-CrRouIT Part Nos s221 sl4S 32e5
a26o 1907 33oo 33i3 33ie 332l 3s3l 3s37 Ssse 534i
3a4s s34I 3s4s, 1888, $3.50, 1887 1859 Part 2-Nos
3T42 1880 2eas SOC, 2oI2 1880 1882 a744 374e S74s
Corxos P,Has Part - $50, l424, io4, $50 els
part f--Nos. 1912. 1464 1514, l4l0, lA42 slO I5ss
lOooK, lpcl,s, 1908, leO6, leo7. zoos, iGes, 1918
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The whereabouts of stonewaIi Jacks
IL St0newan jackson u POets
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE BERALD.

PORTLAND nov 10 iSo2.
Observing In your issue Of the l2ih INST al article OF
pseiry, "My WIFE and Chnd," COPIED from tbs Richmond
Enquirer, and accredited by that paper TO Stsnewa
Jackson feel suhorized TO correct that statement The
poetry question written to my SISTER BY her hus
band, Henry X. Jackson, Of savannah Gsorgis while a
sclonel Of Georgia regiment, At CVmasgo, Mexico and
who afterv ards appointed Minister TO Anstris by
General Pierce. Having accompanied him abroad in the
capacity of secretary, ! am familiar with all " bs
writings and although engaged IN cause TO which ana
opposed yet feel inclined 10 rect,y this msapproprs.
ton OF bis poetry aud uness he has ASSUMED he cogno.
men OF '.Siouewal" olusion o that general Re
srectiuliy, yours, DUDIiS DAVENPORT,
First lieutenant OF tue United Status revenue cutter
service, OF Savannah Georgia
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RICE arm rsl,cw aun ., 4es. L,nseed OH de-

steady I,ce arm Tallcw dun 81 4os. L'nseed Oh %
Ginning.
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
ISsERPooL Nov. o, 1602.
The sales OF cotton yesterday and Today reach only
$50 baes including 900 bales 10 culators and ex
porters There but little inquiry and prices are weak,
The market closing dull with downward tendency
The breadstuis market closes quiet and steady
The provision market is quiet.
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Fire In West Twenty-Hrss street.

Al about one O'Clock on Sunday morning nre dis
covered in the dwelling house No. 50 West Twenty FIRST
street, owned and occupied BY j. G. Bsbcock The nre
men soou extngulsbed the Gre, but, the matter sub
sequeny appeared ef. some nrc smsulderng ,bc
ceiling Of the arst second floors In about hours
after the ire again broke out and this time the names
spread between the lath and plaster TO The topstory
snd set Are 10 the 6ccr o the house No o. the third
story The latter bouse occupied by + H. pepew The
house is owned by Walden Pcl. Mr. Babcocks ioss is
estimated bs furniture a. about $500; insured for
$4,000 ~ the Excelsior Insurance Company Toe building
~ damaged about 81 200 insured for $4,000 IN the I'm
port-fs' ana Traders Insurance Company The damage
10 Mr.. Depews furniture is estimated at about $25 In
sured for " 600 IN the Greenwich Insurance Companv
The 6re seems originated from ash barrel under the
back stocrsupposeA by careessiy throwing into II The
burning cos'. This fact we obtain from Fire Marshal
Baker q nvestiehtion.
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Great Britain.
a Was rumored that Lord Egin had retired from the
Goveruorshp Of india owing 10 the climate not agreeing
with him. and that the Duke Of Argyle would succeed
him. r@
The great London Exhibition closed without any formal
ceremonies The attendance and total receipts both ex
coed the great Exhibition Of 1881.
The British Parliament has been fur'ser prorsgued until
NE Islb Of January. sa.
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The Affairs :. Creeve continued without Change. Mo-
thing had been decided W who should take the place OF
King Oths.
N was reported that carbadj bad been sounded 10
his acceptaf GO OF the crown.
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collision took place on The frontier between some
italian and Austrian soldiers After sharp contest quiet
was restored Each size charges the other with being
sbs aegrssscr.
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Australia.

MklrouRSr, Sept. 26, 1852.
Business duh. Gold exporte one hundred thousand
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fne India, China and Australia mail had been te'e-
CA,orTrA, Oct. II, 1892.
shirtiDgs and yarns 6rner. Exchange q. 0ld.
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CANON, Sept 26, 1902
serious conspiracy burn the city and Kill the man
Aarine has been discovered.
Exchange n. sKd. - ,sso
ei,k htsher Exchsnoe 6e os<d
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DY GREEN u WILLIAMS, Auctions.rs.
TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON TEE CURNER or SEVENTH

11
TRUSTEES SALE or 4 yERY yALCABLk REAL
EyXTE ON THE CURNER or SEVENTH
AND + STREETS
BY virtue Of teoree Of the circuit court Of The
District of Columbia Ia chsncery sitting, passed In
two causes In which " Statham, 8miths0n 4 Go. !"
and us,n Sherman, respectively, are complainant
and John f. Calan and others are defendants, bear.
ing date the 7th day Of December. A. d. 1851, the
undersigned will sell. at public auction TO the high
est bidder, on TUESDAY the 14th day Of January,
A. D. 1862 at O'Clock p, m upon the premises Lot
Washin gton, fronting 81 feet ltlnches on street
north and IS feet on Seventh street west.
This well known property is situated on the north
east corner Of AMI Seventh streets, opposite the
General Post OncS and 10 one Of the very best bus
ness locations In the olty OF Washington The i'm
provements confist Of three three story houses on
street, including the drug store at the corner oi
Seventh and two story building on Seventh street
The property will be sold at the risk OF the default
ing purchaser. 1,
the terms are not complied with Immediately, the
said trustees are authorized to reject the ssid DID,
and accept the next highest bidder, on ms prompt
compliance with the terms. ms....
All convsyancing at the cost oi ihe PurcnAser'
=. INCLE, Trustees.
GREEN d WILLIAMS,
dec l2-3taw4w AucuoneeN
srThe above sale H. unevoid a b! y post
poned on account ofthe weather until THURSDAY,
January %, same hour and place.
A. LLOYD,
Trustees
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
ian lO-3tawEds Auctioneer.
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Deaths of Soldiers.

, The following deaths among the soldiers have
occurred since our last report:
william Weekly. company I, Fourth Penn.
syIvsnis cavalry, at Columbian College.
United States cavalry, At General Hospital.
Robert Peterson, company B, Tenth New
jersey volunteers, at camp.
Daniel H. Ofms, company +, First Michigan
Amos webber, company X, Seventh Maine
| volunteers, At Seminary Hospital.
l. John j. Davenport, company @, Eighty. ninth
New York volunteers, ut Seminary hospital.
Daniel Shay, COMPANY Ninety z Third Penn
Henry Mcstone, company D, Second New
York cavalry, nj Seminary Hospital.
| Private Bessler, company E, Fifty.eighth
New York volunteers, at camp.
John Cowan, Eighty.hfth Pennsylvania vol.
unteers, ut Eruptive Hospital.
Sergeant Andrew j.. Addeman, company X,
Nineteenth Indiana volunteers, at Patent Office.
Edward Coyle, company I, fifteenth New
York volunteers, at camp.
Henry Weber, company B, Twenty third
Pennsylvania volunteers, 1t camp.
Zaohariah Baker, company @, One Hundred
and Fourth Pennsy ylvania volunteers, at camp.
Anthony Bintle, company X, Fly sixth New
York volunteers, at camp.
volunteers, at Eruptive Hospital.
James Stalker, company D, Twenty second
New YORK volunteers, at Columbian Hospital.
JOhn Franks, FOrty.ntnth Pennsylvania VOL
unteers, at General Hospital.
John sohoonoyer, company G, First regiment
Berdan's Sharpshooters, at camp.
Frauois Eberenz, company @, Ninty eighth
Pennsylvania volunteers, at Tennally ytown.
George Davis, company g, Twenty.thrd d
Pennsylvania volunteers, ut camp.
Corporal Sylvester Kane, company d, First
Long Island volunteers, ut camp.
Walter A. Merrill, company H, Sixth New
Hampshire volunteers, at st. Elizabeth HOspi
tai.
william Town, company II, Second regt.
ment Berdan's Sharpshooters, ut camp.
Charles E. Bennett, company E, Fifth United
States cavalry, at Eruptive Hospital.
George Kamm, Forty ninth Pennsylvania
volunteers, ut Seminary Hospital.
Relatives of deceased soldiers can bo fur.
nished with all tho information they desre In
relation to the burial place OF their friends,
Ssrtsfsr. X % at 4is Seventh strset. e bstwesn aa q
and H.
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DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, AuctiOnes srs,
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE, AND LOT, AT AUC.


17ON.
On FRIDAY, the 10th day of January, 1869, l
shall sell, in front otthe premises, at O'Clock r II
by virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscriber bear
Ing date the l1th day Of November, 1859, and 10.
corded In Liber A. s., No 1877 folios 6s So co. and
8l one Of the land records for the county Of Wash
ington, In the District Of Columbia the following
named property lyipg. and being In the City Of
Washington, District aforesaid, and laid down on
the ground plan or plat Of said city. The courses
and distances are fully described In said deed Of
trust, to Wit:
Parts Of Lots numbered one and two q and ~
In Square numbered five hundred and thirty seven,
(b37) together with the improvements, which are 4
frame Dwelling House, 10, &c, This property
and q. lfstreets west.
Terms, one fourth cash, balance In six and twelve
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale deed
given and deed Of trust taken on the property to
not complied with In Ave days after sale the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the first purchaser by giving three days
notice Of such resale In some newspaper printed in
the City OF Washington.
j. l.. SMITH, Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
deo l0-2dW&ds Auotioneers
~ The above sale 10 postponed until
Tuesday, the 2lst instant, same hour Al place BY
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
jan Il-adwSds Au0t0nssr'
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DOOTS AND SHOES
FOR EVERYBODY,
from % to Si.
from 81 to q.
jan IA

United STATES PATMnT OFFICE,
On the teti,ion Of Asa W bitpsy, Of PhiIsdeiphis,
Penn, praying for the extensioS Of patent granted
to him for an improvement In annealinG and cooling
caston car wheels for years from the expirs.
ton Of said patent, which takes the 18th day
Of April, 1852,
It L ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent ohee on Monday, the 7th day Of p,il next,
at - O'Clock m; and all persons are notified to sp
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file 10 the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, N least twenty days before the
day of hearing; al testimony filed by either party
10 be used ut the said hearing must BE- taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the ONCE
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
aith day Of March, 1862; depositons and other pa.
pers relied upon - testimony must be filed In the
office on or before the morning Of that day; the ar.
guments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published 10 the
Nationsl RepuAica,, Washington, b. C., and the
Philadelphia NorA american, Philadelphia, Pa, once
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to the
day Of hearing. D. p. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents
=. P.S.-Eiitors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent ONCE with
paper containing this notice. Jan l3-law3w
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Notice to tho Public Generally.

Our aim Is to bring within the means Of every
Characters belonging to the pre. cnt intsrestin
epoch Of this srest Republic Suoh collection Of
correct likenesses will increase In value as year.
pass on. We hatter ourselves that We have been
successful In poitrayins the exprs true to fe
In every case where good original Ups hitting, da
guerreoty pc, photograph, etc. y was obtainabe.
Parties connected with the army or navy, who
wish to obtain or sell Portrait Of some particua,
person. not In our list, can have such made to order
at reasonable terms and short notice. guaranteeing
TO them the exclusive sale
N ALI orders, accompanied BY the money, viii
by mall free Of charge, from the once n Washing.
ton, No. $50 Seventh street. jan l0-lN
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Arrival Of PrIsOner z, ,

One hundred and thirty-six released pris.
Saturday evening, from Baltimore, and are
now quartered at the depot, In the building
known as the Soldiers Retreat" Most of them
are still suffering from wounds received in
battle, and comprise captures made by the
rebels in most OF the engagements along the
Potomac during the war. But three or four
out Of the entire number are free from wounds
Of some kind. The poor fellows are kindly
cared for by families living In the neighbor.
hood of the depot, and yesterday, undoubtedly
farad better, as far as the inner man was con.
cerned, than they have done for u long time.
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DY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
ID Corner South sdc Pa Av. and Ninth street.
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, BOOTS. DC, At AUCTION

GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, BOOTS, DC, At AUCTION,
On TUESDAY MORNING, 2ist instant, at 10
O'Clock we will sell, at the Auction Rooms, without
re.eIve an invoice Of Groceries, &C, oonprsing-
Quarter and eighth Casks Otard, Dupuy 4 Co. and
Leger Frere Brandies
Barrels Wards, Crow Sons, Pike's, Magnolia
and sther " hiskies
Boxes Pickles and soap
100 boxes Eastern Cutting Dairy Checse
Boxes Preserved Peaches and Cases Whisky and
Madeira Wine
IVO pairs Heavy Boots and Woolen Socks
Cases Durkheimer, Rolandcr, kirschewasser
wv etekerwasser, and other German Liquors
Cases Chateau, Morgan, and ST. j ulen Cisrtt
barrels Vinegar and Sweet Cider
Pipes Jamaica irits aud Coguac Brandy
boises Sardine,, Candles and large lot Of Segars
different Brands.
WALL BARNARD,
jan IS [Stsfl Auciioneers.
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Workinxnen,s Meeting,

The operative, employed in the navy yard
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, In relation to the
proposed increase In the hours Of labor, the
notification Of which increase was received las
week BY the hands. II the contemplated change
takes place, the workmen will be required L
go to work one quarter Of an hour after sun
rise, and to work until sunset. There was
large attendance vt the meeting.
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Accident.

On Friday evening, Major Henry Porter An
New York avenue, In this city, after havin.
partially paid the Seventy seventh New Yorl
volunteers, encamped on Meridian Hill, broke
his leg near the thigh bone, by making mis
step from the carriage to the stepping stone OF
the side walk.
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uELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHU

HHIhsohDs H1IhAoT oT BooHU'
For Diseases of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel
Dropey, 40, 30.
Delicate Diseases.
HELMB6LD'S Extract Of Buchu for Nervou, ane
DebHitated sufferers.
Memory, Loss Of Power, Dimuess Of Vision, Din
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
Lassitude Of the muscular system.
HELmBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu for all die
tressing ailments -Obstruotiona Irregularities, Elk
In married life, or early indisoreiions &c Ano
all diseases Of the sexual organs whether existing
In male or female, from whatever cause they may
have originated, and no matter Of how long stand
Ing.
HELMB0LD'S Extract Of Buohu Ia pleasant ir
its taste and odor, and immediate In action.
Price o. per bottle or six bottles tor S. delivered
to any address.
Depot, iOl South Tenth Street, Philsdslphis.
dec 7-3m
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The Government Printers.

We hear It stated that the House Committee
on Printing have requested the journeymen
printers employed In the Government office ia
wihiray Il cir petition, presented some weeks
since, a'king the concurrence of the committee
In the action of the Printers Society reducing
the hours of labor from ten to eight hours. The
"prints" will now either have to cave In, and
toreturn to the old ten hour system, or "strike, ;,
and the likelihood is that they will " cave"
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selIIng Liau : WIthoat LIcsnse.

woman named COnnOr, living on Sixth
street, between and g streets, in Murphy's
row, was arrested by Onlcer Nichols, on Sa,nr.
day, for selling liquor without license. She
was sent to the workhouse for ninety days.
band % Oft Of the woman, Ana and her % four children, who
were likewise committed for 90 days.
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Ono Soldier Kobbing Another.

Daniel KelAhAn, u soldier, was arrested Npn
Saturday night by Offioer Grant, for robbiSg
one of his companions Of $l2. Upon searching
him at the magistrates office, II IS treasury
note was found, concealed In his shoe. and one
gold dollar In his mouth. He tried to hide a
purse, containing $3, under the cushions of the
soft in the Office. The purse was identified
by tho soldier MS the one he had been robbed
ri. He was committed to Jail, for court, by
Justice Miller.
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FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
PRANg's OARD-PORTRAITs
Ms, o1~
PRO MINENT .CHkRACTERS.

This IL . most unique and original publ,cation
Of felite Miniature Portraits Just large enough to
enclose In LITTER envelope, for satisfying the
graphic dlbum or the r,drtsI re. They are iu,t ne
tting es ooisdio In memory Of hee GWs, when each
aas orings forth in fdprIe or ts CRIMINAL For COL.
lecuone, they are much superior to photographs q
they will lest for HuHDRIps or YEARS
I'VE incfeeee the collection every week By ad.
ditional Portraits Of interesting personases
~ Pnoe, single copy, 10 cents. Sent 10 any ad
dress in the United Btates free Of postage. The
money must accompany every order
AolHTs WAHrED, to sell directly to soldIets Our
terms to them are very liberal and they viii fnd II
highly profitable business.
L. PRANG 4 CO.,
Publishers and Lithographers,
$40 Seventh street,
Four doors from d.
Washington,
Where terms and particulars may Be oGaired
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LOCAL NEWS.
70 Advert sssvs.

Nearly ~ thousand copies Of the Repub.
Hcan are circulated among the floating pcpuia.
lion every day besides thsiares number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly. --- -----
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M AsHIN0YON SKIRT FACTORY.

wANTED- 40 f.maIes to learn to make skirts.
A pcrson car, in Q short time, make, Per week ifom
% 10 a. Inquire, for Particular, st Ao7 SsvSnsn r.
between @ and II. "N~
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GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

QY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
HOUSEHOLD FURNI1URk, CAVALRY BOOTS,
SHIRTS, ORA WERS, dc, d., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 2lst inst, at 10 O'Clock . IN. +,
we shall sell. at our Auction Rooms, . general as
sortment Of Furniture, ho., viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Tables
Wardrobe, Bedsteads and Washstands
Cane, Wood. seat and other Chairs
Feather Beds, Pillows and Mattresses
Carpets, Cook and other Stoves
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
200 pairs Extra Double soled Cavalry Boots
Shirts, Drawers and Yankee Notions
One Large Covered Spring Street Wagon
And many other articles too numerous TO emu
nitrate.
GREEN l. WILLIAMS,
Jan 2e-i Star Auctienefrs.
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India Ru bber Goods,

Rubber Blankets for Soldiers, 81 o6 each.
Rubber Ponohos and blankets combined, 80 so
each.
India Rubber Coats, white and black, $3.50 each
India Rubber Legg,ns, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-includipg Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stopp.rs for Bottles, Door
Mate, UndersheetiDg for Beds In siokness &c 6o at
manufaoturers' prices, at II A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3O8 Penrsylvapia avenue,
deo le-ti let Ninth and Tenth sts.
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Supreme Court.

JAHuARY ls, ls62.-Nos. 81 L 50. John 8. Law
renee, appellant, Va. John Denbreens, ct al.
claimants, &C., and John s. Lawrence, appel
lint, vs.. John Denbreens, ct al. The argument
Of these causes WIS continued BY Mr.. Owen 1bI
tho appellees, and concluded by Mr.. DOnoht
for the appellant.
No. SO. John Clifton, claimant, &o., appdl
liant, Va. william H. Sheldon. The argument II
this cause was commenced by Mr.. DOnohue for
the appellant, and continued by Mr.. Owen fol
the appellee.
JANUARY II, lsG2.-On motion Of Hon. J. s.
Black, Hon. Thomas N. Edwards, of New Hamp
shire, was admitted An attorney and counsellor
Of this Court.
On motion of Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton. Mr.
George N. Conarroe, Of Pennsylvania, was ad
mitted Nh attorney and counsellor of this Court
On motion Of Hon. Reverdy johnson, Mr.. F
B. Bissell. Of Iowa. was admitted an attorney
and counsellor of thia court.
No. 2S5. Henry f. Benson, plaintiff In error
vs. Chas. A. Lormsn. In error to the Supreme
Court of the State of Michigan.
On motion Of Mr.. Hand, Of counsel for the
appellee, this writ OF error WAS docketed and
dismissed, with costs.
No. 2l9. Ogilvie, Angle l. Co., appellants, vs.
The Knox Insurance Company. The motion Of
Mr.. GOOkins for n writ of certiorari was argued
by him In support thereof, and by Mr.. Gillet II
opposition thereto, whereupon the writ wa,
awarded.
No. 1876. selah Chamberlain, appellant, vs.
Newoombe Cleveland. The motion Of Mr..
Black TO intervene and dismiss this cause WA
Reverdy johnson In opposition thereto.
No. los. Patrick Mclaughlin, plaintiff ii
error, VS.. Jas. Swan ct AL, garnishees, &c
The motion TO dismiss this cause WAS argued
by Mr.. J. N. Campbell In support thereof, and
by Mr.. Alexander In opposition thereto.