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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27
T'GUsIEE2' SALE.

ALEXANDRIA IND Hy.tSH1NGT0N RAILROAD.
= I AUTH ORlTY Of 8 Deed of1rust eXecu-
- ted to Us by the Alexandria and Washing
ton Railroad Company, bearing date the 18th
day Of April 1856, and recorded in the County
Of Washington, and District Of Columbia, ii
Liber ]. A. S. No. IS folos 3G7 1858, 369, $40 and
81 one otthe land records for said county, and by
the request IL Wr;ting0f Richard Wallach, esq:
Mayor Of the city u Washington, addressed TO
", we will on " ednesday, the 18th day Of Sep
tenn Der next, expose for sale, at public auction,
the road made, and &c be made BY the said
Alexand ia and Washington Railroad Company
thereby, together with the superstructure
and tracks thereon, and al rails and other
materials used thereon, or procured therefor.
including the iron rails and other materials tor
the Construct Of said Road, and AL bridges,
viaducts, culverts fences depot grounds and
buildings thereon, eng ines, tenders, cars, tools,
materials, contracts, and 81! other persona!
property. and all rights, lnmunltles and fran
cllises Of The said Alexandra and " ashlngton
Railroad Company in, to Or concerning the said
premises.
The sale to take place st IL o'clock meridian,
al the Court House IL Alexandria. The terms
Of the sale TO be one tenth paid cash. the residue
10 be paid in ten equal instruments with inter
est from the day Of sale, every six months from
the day Of sale. The deferred payments TO De
secured TO the satisfaction Of the trustse5
j. II. BRADLEY. lTrnsteas.
y T. BRADLEY.
Washington, mug l3~-eots ---~ ~~
2. G. swAINE
CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY,
No. %, North Royal street
!. full supply ri {au1ily groceries Arrays %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27
EDJCATIOMA al.
ii 4 [ z S c Il G Q I E.

VINHE Sixth Annual Session Of my school vii!
Hall u the Hylrauion Fire Co., and continue
ten months.
The course Of study will Embrace the usual
branches Of IN English odueat,l Natl ell.at~
los and Latin, ut charge Of S. St quarter, Al.d
Al extra charge Of 5Ij cts for Incidental e.
pcnsc7.
No dedncticn will be made for lost tins, ;xs
ccr; III cases q prprructed illness.
As only those who are present at the beg IL
ming Of the session. receive the first rewards
Of their classes, 4 punctual attendance i dt9i-
RI bic. JOHN $. BEACH
North Royal It. aug 21--3Js
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27
SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

W. pio7,roo,d L,-.,,;,.o. - +ho 2I+b sava
-, :,
ny latest oisI'a'che5 foF5 Sumter ''a', oo'
yer been evacuated by our troops, though 1t
raS '@oi ''i'''oxo .a,o III RUNS ~ '''' s1'"IS
''o., guns Il ! ~ "5''s eF'''''' VI"
''sS VIII ''e ~" >'"t ~ '''e s'''S"H '1'"'' W.
'"'S = nl's III" '''i''' : '',' '''S >'>''''''',
- n'" '"''l".@'!''>
10 "a4a ol ''1'cA " S''''' can ever resist
s''c ! '''''aI'e a. ''"7 ',e''' '''1r''E' '"'''>'
sumter, aAo me ''"' 'c'@">"' = ti'' ''a'o.n
ana city arc III nc numerous other lorts ou u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE,

U1HE~ CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
/ inc between Elias Tonnonholz and Jacob
(7oldsten, under the firm name Of TONNON.
HOLE and GOLD5TEIN, was disSoIvsd By
mutual consent on the Gath instant. The bust
signed, at the old stand, No. SO King street,
who viii settle up the business Of the ola frca.
aug Z1-3t =. lON WIN dOLA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27
ALEX RIA sEMIE ARy
By $. KING SHA 7 AND De- TGHTERs.
Nos So and s. SOUTH Pitt Street, -lisru "a

T1NHE exercses Of this school will be resumed
L on Monday 3lst Of August. The course Of
instruction will consist Of the English bran
chc5. Ora wing, French and The Classical LAM
guagas, The school consists Of two departments,
Male and Female; the Males are taught in no.
S., sad the Females III No. 81, the residence
Of the teachers. Strict attention will be paid
to the morals and department Of the pupils ana
the government will be parental. For terms
applv Io the Principal aug Is -3tdeo9t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27

gTHHE duties Of MISS ELLEN MARKS
l. SCHOOL will be resumed on TU ESDAY
the 18th ofSEpTEMBER Particular attention
viii be given 10 the ELEMENTARY BRANCHES
as the only sure base for future improve
ment II is desirable that all the pupils
"a far as practicable, should be present 81
the opening Of the school. Terms, for Or
biography, Reading, Geography, Grammar,
Philosophy, History, Arithmetic and Algebra.
from five TO seven dollars per term Of ten weeks.
Music and French at Professors charges.
The School is pleasantly situated on King
street, No. Oh, between Columbus and Alfred
aug 24--dtseptl &eotoctl0.
WENT W ORTIZ SEMINAR
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South -nlerica.

rroo Central and South America.
~. steamer North Star, from AsplnVaji, on
-. 1s,t1 inst. has arrived.
, Panama letter, Of the 10th, states that
!. .av President, Cen, Santa CoIonno, was
w.; ;II'Zs,,'.,r2ta1E at Panama on tic 18th Inst,
2,saisn squadron had arrived and The 81
.,n. ,nra 4, BE- the guests 81 banquet Ia be
s'G " . Steamer North Star reached A2pinwali
-, 13rh from New York having thrown
.. ~. - aort If ber cargo. and with her mail IN
lsc .arIra.eei condition from the. effects Of q
NV Two sIigtt shocks Of an earthquake were
~ ~ ?be 9Th Of August on the Isrhulu&,
- There IL nothing new from CantraI america.
) : Unsuccessful attouap G at revolution had been
"'1 Gen. Horran has been appointed to decide
.l,o American claims against Peru.
Cen. Flores has gained complete victory in
7rroo,Iav over the government forces. 1t is cx-
r1aetcd that President Berro will resign.
lynsnuera and Morerro are TO have confer
.nrs on governmental subjects Oh the frontier
Of Ecuador -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27

THc STCARTs. The Stuarte, who have
f,lre1 in the Virginia and Maryland CAM
~ - ons ~ active officers. are descended from
David Stuart, Of Invernass, IN !Scotlandd> who
Claimed a. his ancestor an lIleglflma1o brother
If Clueea Mary. Implicated IN the rebellion
Of MS, under the lean Of the elder preIender;
David Stouart dod TO Virginia, .where, he was
engaged as tutor IN the family OF Mr.: brent, or
RichIand, Prince v lIliam county. Mr.: Brent
had married Miss Gibbons, (sister Of Sir mo.
Gibbons, member Of Parliament tor Mid
6Ie>ex, ana her sister being at the tine on i
visit 10 Virginia, 5tAuort suooee1ed IN win
mug her affections, and she married him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27
WENT WORTH sEMIN AIRY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

ALBERT E. BASSFOTD, PRINCIPAL.
yENHE sixth annual session OF this institution
will commerce on September lath,
The principal will be assisted by The Rav,
". T, NJ Jacobs, whose cooperation will nacoe
fully sustain The already acquired reputation q
this school,
Circulars stating particulars can be obtained
at the institution Prince ST., opposite Post
Office aug 16-2awtsep & 4 II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27

MRS. WHITING will resume her SCHOOL
lNl for YOUNG CHILDREN on Tuesday
the 18th Of September and hopes her experien:s
in teaching viii insure her share Of public
patronage. The school room is elgibly sjtua-
ted upon Washington ST., adjoining the lot OF
which Christ Church IS located.
aug 26-~Ina&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
FROM THE WEST INDIES.
Blockade neutrality-suspicious. Of Bnsi.
uess-Drouth.

Bermuda dates Of Oct. Is have been received:
Tie British steamer Ployer arrived at Hamilton on
the 9Th from Charleston. The PloYer did not oommu
nicate with Charleston; the Union Admiral deemed 1t
important to prevent all intercourse.
The Rebel steamer A. Vance arrived at St. Georges
Sept &C. with so bales Of cotton and % barrels OF 1uf
pentine from Wilmington, n. c.. and cleared on 9th
inst. FOR Nassau.
The British steamer Dec arrived from london on tie
9s,h-probsbly blockade runner. The Rebel steamer
Alice with IN bales Of cotton, from umlhg,oh ~
rived Of 81. Georges on the l2th Inst
A person ptyng himself Col Wheeler ~ The Rebel
Army sailed from 81 Georges for HALIFAX on the 10Th
inst, in the British brig Princess RoyaL
BARBADOS. -GlOOm and dependency are evil
denced IN the accounts from the British West India
Jslands generally. Tie prospects % barbados are dismal
in the extreme Business writes one o. the papers
sis 50 duh that several merchants nave been compelled
20 reduce their staff Of clerks" The AgrtouIuroI Re-
poy.,r says BGrbado, is just In the throes 81 as
seyere an ordeal as il has before been her lot TO
counter The labOrng population Is IN q most dopoiA-
be state for want Of employment. and the emigration
20 the neghboring islands IS encouraged. SuMpeTS
have left for Antigua and Santa Cruz
TRIsIDAD-The bark Jane Spears, from In
gland reports O rather strange clrcumstnnce haYlne
happened 10 her her voyage ont from England 'he
was run into In the open and in broad daylight by
yesselof.war under sail and which proved to be the
United States ship Onward She struck the Jane Spears
by the stern smashing the buwarks end the wheel and
iniuring the HJzzcn rigging. The c0mmander VI inc
Onward showed disposition to remedy the eNtcts
OF tlis uDlucky and nnaccountabe accident He low,
cred boat offer assistance 20 the Injured vessel ana
on being Informed Of the probable amount Of damage
paid the estimate sum at once. ,,.,
AErIOUA-IIe Times Of the 2Gth gays: 1.-The
dreaded droutb, which for many long months, was
Spreading blight and desOation around Us, has now
fairly broke up" TIE rain has been general. The
dropping hopes Of the planter have been removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
TUrsDAY. Oct. go. ".

Gold is lower and there was general dispo-
si,ion TO sell shown upon the street Some business
was done at 1901 but the prce soon FELL to 40! @li9
wlero st remained quito steady. AT noon tho rate
was l.9i From ills point The quotations I'll, TO 1851
a. 4 IN. HAHN was uluoh excited, and under free
sales dropped 10 ia fall Of ~ y cent. From this
pon, ii rallied suddenly 70 90 with abundance Of
BUYERS. AT the Stock Exchange tho closing ptce
was s0i From this figure the price rose to 90 with
large sales closing al ssh All Stocks firm early
IA the day with moderate business. At the Stock
Board Governments were strong and In demand
Border State Stocks steady Coal Stocks Bank Shares
and Free State Stocks In demand at full prices
New York Central was In demand at l354l3j,; Erie
advanced 10 lG9Gl09,; Hudson RiVer was in demand
NJ HliVlAi; Harlem Preferred l0OtlW; Reading
I22.al22.; Michigan Central 1913. el23ii do Southern
&c. 4eC!; do Guaranteed l5O-an advance OF 10 per
oent-cloeing l19DJ50 Illinois Central Scrip, l2id
1914; Cleveland and Pittsburg. l03! aiGH; Gaenn
g. Chicago, l10ialll; Cleveland and Toledo, lI4s0
rs; Rock Island, l07!9l07i Harlem closes e0i bid
Stocks after day or rogulnrity. closed at an advance
On the general list Harlem has ranged from u 70 w.
closing al 1881 Judge lOgeboom has refused " 70
Inoye the Injunction, and that IL all The decline hos
cleared out and seriously weakened many speeuatora
and another rampant advance 10 not to expected All
prudent people refuse 20 lend money upon A. and to use
with other coaterals damages the whole pledge and
20 buy II cash alone mus! be found The Hudson River
Railroad has declared scrip dividend OF 10 u cent
bearing Y cent interest and running ton years but
payable at pleasure upon giving 30 days notice before
the payment Of the semiaDnual interest. For the
whole issne Of scrip 80 bid on the street Mchi'
gan Southern old stock sold down to n late In the day
Legal proceedings Of troublesome character are in
preparation which explains the sudden break and weak
ness in tho shares The latest quotations, ut p NJ
were. Gold. 1EiaH7i; New.York Central Railroad
1857 bid; Eric Railway. Oeialo0i; Hudson River Rail
road, 40 asked Reading Railroad, 1921. sales Mich
Gan Southern and Northern Indiana Raircad a5iI Ill
nois Central Railroad 1874 asked; Harlem arond 81
bid. Market steady.
Freights arc inactive and heavy, though rates
arc without much charge To Liverpool tho engagements
are. 1000 bush Wheat at Old. in bags 1000 bblS
Flour at IT, nd 5000 do DO on private terms; 80 ns
Laseed ale 3. l5, pst neutral packet @a tcA Lara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

The aggregate export Of produce and mer-
chandse exclusive Of specie. for the pat week va,
e2.ee0.N7..
One Of Ero sub.ngcncies in this city to-day,
Messn Livermorc Clcws Co. received subscriptions
tho popular loan to the amount Of $4,000. For the
coupon T. cents Of 1891 100: cent Is the price at The
Stock Board
The Boston Post Of yesterday reports Of that
market:
Money matters dprinl u. past wesi have not materially
varied from 20 dcy Tie hsnp have discounted tbou all
the good bn,ns offered to them by thef regular Gus
toners ond Others but ef principal. dalton, wss IN
same state OF things prevailed ~ the seot wbeIe lenders en-
poy ed tsr surplus nds by taking cosofhs stosd Of com
necisl notes aud acceptance heretofore was TIE case
when GRITTY o mrrehapde purchases, were made on Tour
named p'pe TO come i.o tho outside discount market
through tho fads Of not. boscr Exclusive Investments
within few days have been usdo ~ tho pse twenty loan
The purchase ooocatss Of irdebtodne, hes been another
purpose There general confidence IN the ability Of the
Treasury Department TO discharge all s Pecupfeiy obsa
on hoy fall due r everybody knows thsihe weath aud
industry obc nation pledged aud held 10 meet them when
where than the bonds Of tho United States 0osrnsIt
which IA tho third yes u the Rebellion, hes controeed
war debt Of only I'll Tho heaviest eIpsusos have
already bceu mc aud tho increase hereafter viii DO moderate
a ia sls .b"nA.s Tgv dob, Of Gss, Britain amounts To-
900 o0J 600 and Ito - cent? age selling within y cent
Of par thus bringing nearly smueh as the American five
twenty siIs which pay twice tho amount Interest money
that Ss yielded BY the Engsh Consolidated funds called
consok"
Bfarkets-cAsssuLLv RssoHrmp ros rnn N. =. TsIsurs
TussDAv OcI ~ 1865.
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TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND rHs NV

TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND Tim Ne"
Cali FOR TRoors-At A meeting Of the Board o! So
pcry.o.s yesterday afternoon, Mr. Lille In the eaaH
Mr. Blunt offered preamble and resolution to 10
effect the, the City ard County % New-hork durAgta
existing rebellion Las proved !tscI emneniy loyH ane
,horuu iy devoted 70 the q The Union in fausa
n non FOR the army fighting for i's preservation aud
also In tie expenditure o, rriors Of money both from
the cornora,e treasury end from private souFees-'hs
men and money thus furnished confessed! Amounting
% cure fr beyond the proportion which By nessr:
~ r.cht could have been justly ucmimsel %. her ~"
tba ,xrerfucc Of lie Substitute and Reef toullsts
- r-,,eI that proper bOuntcs c0alG have Tasds
f,rre - youn 'cfs which would have rendered i'su
unnecessary AZ one-iourth ot re aciga! eApeA.Aas
requisite for tho en- roeInent ~ TIE diat -. ~
one p n ~ the men needed have been SECURED sl1-s
irr those who paid the 500 40 cost ~ sLUy sen
That IL is known the time OF many Regiments Oh ~
YEAR viii soon expire which met ara NE -..i
10 realize anything Ike tie numh'E Of men oApee'ea
from the draft renders another dIaii Imminent hAHs
some measures are taken 70 raise the men ra0 Ae
may be required oftis city aud county by youutes,k
That Il d believed bounty "a not moro tlnH sJV ~
man. will raise as large a force - may he reauroi3A
while fuch would give SO faction o. orf cF
lcas by securing that no Que should leave MS "le
voluntarily and ~ the tine prove the ggeatestNs
edit 70 The Government, by giying.ihem large orU
willing yolrntrlrs instead Of small force OF uHNLa4
men, and where's dral. 10 immlnent On the oh@
anunry rAt 10 Is certain that TIE quota o. tts coc
ylntcyer 10 may be- can 90 raised By volunteers und
tie incentive Of proper bounties, therefore wsis
solved to drai ordinance making TIE following P~
yislont: , ,,,J
SECTION l. For the purpose Of preventing the ~iisiiss
.rou this city al sry future time, o. any con' -
Of active cifcns, whose presence AID serFi,'s az SasI
r.rc,sary irr the rre-rrvstcn Of 0gdr, who Lay De li
the Controller I. hcFrby authorized snc afec,e 20 Ig
herein Aor provided such and sums Of none, : my
n-ces.ar, 10 Procure acceptable youneef. not enrs
0r any volunteer who may De cre''seo IL |'s Wv
Of this city ana county Ia any future diai. ,,,,I
Src ? Tie money 20 BE- paid 20 volunteer OF Hu. -
agent BY the CoutrD Der name laoly upon furnishing l
acceptance into the service. .s., p,,av
SIZE D. Tho Mayor Controller, ,nd sup1ySo'' ~.
pun Isr rt tua Sle~ appointed 90 fsis
src ! Ih- Coutro ,r authorized % borrow g
Srr 5 ANY sums ri 60 crrd.f OF the present nee' ~
u!ttes are 70 bc transferred to Lew aecc1uI
Sro. &. Authorizes i'sue ot bonds -, a, -
sac I PLEDGES faith Of tho County Ter paynen' -
bondi. -
The preamble resolution and ordinance sero
On IN, Srec,,l Relief Committee. After iaTg. az"
- n,ntine business, tie Board adjourned unti todT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
cnr,Rr c,LPNnAr-Tn1, DAY.

SUrRrlM T-CirCuit-Part I-Adlourned
for the tenn Part u-Nos 1884, $685. 1860 16?, 36i 3oe
o. $50 So. y55i 36 3s1, $3.50 35R 1854, $50, 5t6'
a90 S4 Ia4 Part Ili-Nos. 2sl .4J lt5. tn, ANi
26 1885, 1913 s2 islo g. 1870 J1'O 1872 o9s H. 3lO
1876 1855. 1889.
SUPREME CoURT-Special Tern.-No - on De-
murrcg and la3 80 SO 9J 80 % Calendar Of Issues Of
Law and - 49, GEO
jpHRIOE tOURT.-PNt Mos 80, ~, ei'
osq aI 2g 1871 s 21ss xso3 800 sa3, lsoa 2glJ. 2Ys
Pat lNos 81 900 2f0i 1880 -5so, 2Iot' 2, !'S IO
20s 500 2.g.. 2.8i 1893 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
comm OF GENERAL sEsSiO NS-Ocr 20.--Dcfors
Recorder HOFFMAN,

This morning Alos EchWart' was arralgneu Oh
,,f craod larceny ia having taken St1 om the ROCKET
-. .i i,rcr p. ne vas IN q state Of uncou-cousncss
hs own throat tia; evening. The comp 'sinan j. a
,er who had lust arrived IN hi. country and cn ms
lf r he apirclcision that he about to pressed
M tlr scrice q tho nited states. lie knew nothing sve
by fr.ev e-q.; the rsoncr jury brought Ia ve!dct
OF Not guilty 5000.
Susan opson charged with grand larceny In having
Sen money and .d watch. valued ut Sl19 the property
Of Mrs George Kirkland. The prisoner who lodged al the
house Of comp IL was alleged stole TIE money during
III, eir.rg ul.en.p Of Che ait,r The Jury found her
guilty. lld,d f0T sentence. The Court then ad'
. l.l cd
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~ ,n.,- D,oper, to tn. plaintiff and finally tn. good: were

ho, TO the pMntiH and hhAiy the koods Wefe
from the of the defendant on attachment
sued out the instance Of one Of the creditors Of the hm
MS trial of the action has occupied the Court for four day.
the testimony offered in the being of conflicting nature
This morning the jury rendered verdict for the pan,
for S8} 8 and the Court ordered allow Of ~ to
the plaintiff. ,,,
d. ID. Field and Mr. Mott for the plaintiff C. cambridge
Smith for the defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
Rcocint. OF RYcIucc.

Oc- so-ar4 n5l.. Flour. Gs5 obs. WHISKY: is tes
Corn Meai "a b..s Com Mes, tl79o bu,1. WA -
~ O. sIe. bisL. OFT. 1916 huth. Barley. 2ypasa
50 H. Lard !53 pkss OlCA Ae, - P.-' is-ss
3 10 ~ =. .e.rusraa, 80. gs.s. blttei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
fhs rr,ess to-day arc quoted a. fclowss
r,rst ou..ity % no Ordnary.

Some extra good Beeves may he qnotea AZ iot"io4c'
The general aversgs OF the market At ttc
rIe mot of the sal range from stc to elc ~
Prices per head and pound OF dneont weighs VIII 10
for,.J In accounts Of faes OF sundIy DIoves
1I nnnber of Reeves received in the city this week.
1921. $3.50, ,ra q IN head rnor.
than tie average OF last year Ihe eyeoSe nuudn =. eI
dne.ay market last year was 052 head WINE tne hnnpe
being 40 shows 3i8 head than the sSesas. an1
lT6 head more than this day week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE
OMITTED STATES DISTRICT COURT-ocT. %-Befors
Judge SHIPsAy.
On

The Calendar was called this morning, and causes
assigned for every day dunng the balance Of the term tn
judge ANNOUNCED that found 10 BE- necessary 70 cv'
ony u than o. he trusted Counsel would before the day
Che causes wsye ct down Tor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
NATIONAL AcApRMy OF DESIGN. The corner.

NATIONAL AcApRMY OF DESIGN. eo'ns'.
stone Of what vii probably be. when finished 'ns
perfect ediace on this continent is 10 be lad '0a"
o'clock. at the corner of Twenty'ihira 'i'o
Fourth avenue II IS the new building Of ''e -''~
Of Design. the plans for which Aa'e been eaO'0' y
Board Of Artists from several offered oy .As 0's'
tects Of the country The ceremonies tods! wa r..
posing AID the occasion one well worth a'''""'"s
order Of exercises will be as follows; A.. IL
Invocation by TIE Roy Faasi. a ut ss psasy
.ied@e. " sIi, ESQ Mssic. Remarks by tx H.
~ ga" n,tls,,t OF tho Academy iiu'.e' -. NJ
Mo5'o sf rt' nss.", s.s Ma,ie Asd'1:. by
George bnn'fv, The layins 81 The corns stone p's
s Swi &. % s Or S"s ,h to .SI rsi:ai
my, BY the pu. . by the Rev. l.. Il. Lhspin " w.
'9 ,r'" C,mmittec of Arrangements are Ino~-
Cummings. Thomas Hicks. Henry Peters "f''' W.
n.ker. +. Addison Richards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
SUPREME COURT-CrAMnKns- 2o-Bcrore Justice

L. n. Bacon agt Frederick Blaohman Isaac
Bernhoimer ct ais. ag Henry Jacobs SC Me,rspoa" rS
lice Bank at Franklin l. sheldon; {. r. CoIbett ssI "a
ward Reilly al Henry Hun agi Joseph MAYOR 81 al s
SIT Pratt William VI. Abbott sri jas Morrison IT, - a w.
brown &C. ag, Kings County lTe Insurance company
Adam Thompson att Fannie Il Field; Lcwi' LounsPP."
ast John Be, ct a.; George Nap at Cornelius ~ Wv
a Ca.o H. Shipnan at Thomas r. Ferris ct
crrnted Ve-rv Silman ct a. ast. Jon b. Ghard.-mo''n
granted for fourth Friday Of October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

The SUPERVISORS RELIEF C0MMiirhs
operations Of the Supervisors substitute -, v,
Committee viii terminate with the presen' ,n0. q.
/ 10 substitutes will have taken their pl"'es
ranks. as consequence Of tho eAee.'"' . ~.
the Mayor. Controller. and Board Of 'ups'.. .x.u
sn.cial COMMITTEES Of the Board has p'rs0'med
amount Of labor and accomplished much s00a ~
in furuishius soldiers bat in relieving ca'es N -,
moaa snYo been a peculiar hardship for tho -
, %UuH A Srssa to respond 70 .ne order A
OOo ouly hare beca expended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
BUPRZME COURT-cmcurr-O 2o-Bsfors Jushc
LyOEARD
.crrou I'M Tp0vyp ANN CnSvppe,ou or no IN TIT,

VALUE OF $JD0O II CON1kOVLksY.
Chsxles G.. Ward syt John G. Benson
This action was brought to recover Al o 900 DANA
ses Tor the tsias and ofsoms 90 worth Of sk
Gs property Of the plaintiffs sssisnor'. hs. stafford
Mott 49,
The defendant kept silk mandatory ii Patterson NJ j.
and sk sbovs mentioned vas there being Manufactured
SEE Of the pufscory using the defendant &c The
esfsadsnt claimed len The goods for the. materials and
West the n 81 the might time and took the goods into his
psssssulsl Stafford Mo FAILED saa usae VA ypsui VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
SUrFRlOR COURT-sPgcIM TrnN-Ocr 2o'-be'oie
Justice ROBERTSON,


George 4. Boswell, AdinnlSIIa'or, HEt iII", ;,I
River .oad Conpany-Mo.ion for new thai u''u' VI"
= 10 costs.
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markets-cAsssULLv RnsoErmp roR Tnn N. =. TsIsurs
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