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NTARIETIESI
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THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION,
Fronting on Pennsylvania dUeRus and Ninth street,
THE POPULAR RESORT OF THE PEOPLE.
PhntomimeS, Ballets and Ethiopian Fancies.
Dramatic and OpeFatic Gleanings.
The champion and only lady Clog Dancer, Miss
NELLIE HOWARD, Introducing an Excelsior
Clog Dance. The ballet Of "MCGREoOR's GATHER
no" by Mr. Leslle and the Circle Of Beauty. The
wonderful Gymnast and BOneless COntUrtiOnist,
Mr.. c. W. PARKER, packs hiI t0hoie body in a small
bor, fifteen inches wide and twenty inches long
seventy-twO mineral water bottles also put In the
bOx-Nlr. Parker fve feet five inches high, and
weighing one hundred and forty-hye pounds. Also
appearing on the Flying Rings.
MISS TESMAN in d" How are you GrcenbACkB ~
LADIES' GRAND FASHIONABLE MATINEE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Ladies', % otsj children, 10; Gentlemen, rs So IS
MIR. Leslie makes u Rope Ascension Just before
the Matinee and on Wednesday night makes a
TERRIFIC MIDNIGHT ASCENSION.
The Avenue Illuminated with COlOred Fires and
Fireworks and OFCheBtra playing.
Free Exhibition to the audiences OF all the other
places OF amusement on their way home, and for
the whole city, weather permitting. Ap 90
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

WORD or ADvICE.-Those who have been
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult DR.. Fishblatt, whose office 10
at No. AL street. corner of Eighth street. and be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
established DR.. FishblAtts reputation as a physi-
clan. Recent cases cured In a few days. Charges
moderate. DR. FISHBLATT,
No. AL L street, corner of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post ONCE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

EOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH The whole or
i part Of six lots on Pennsylvania Avenue, near
the Navy Yard, containing about $4,000 square
feet corner lots an excellent location for building
correct grades, and perfect title. Inquire at the
Washington and Georgetown Directory Office, No
i02 seventh street west, room No. o. Also = lew
copies Of the Directory for 1893 for sale price 81
Ap live
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COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
UNITED STATES
Cargo OF Shoes, Medicines, and


Cargo OF Shoes, Medicines, and !" Aui'''''''y'
Religious Books.
Whereas the LAia cargo was captured as prize by
the officers and crew Of the United States hotilla
and brought into the port of Washington, District
OF Columbia, and brought within the jurisdiction
of said court, and on the ID day of March, 1868,
libel was filed IN said court by the United states
Attorney for said District, praying the COndGmna-
tion OF said cargo, and that mOnition and attach
ment Issue against said cargo and the owners
thereof, and all persons interested or claiming an
interest therein, warning them ut some early day
to appear and answer said libel.
tits therefore ordered by this Court In Admiralty,
sitting this 3lst day Of March, 1863 that notice be
given to the owners of said cargo, and all persons
Interested claiming interest therein to appear
and answer this bill on the frat Monday OF May,
1903, and show cause, II any they have, why said
cargo should not be condemned and sold, according
to law; and that said notice be given by posting
copy OF this order upon the front door OF the court
house Of said District, and by publication In the
National RspubltcGR twice week previous to said
first Monday Of May, 1856 the first publication to
be on or before the first Monday OF April, 1863,
by order of the Court.
TeSti RI MEIGS, Clerk.
True COpy-TeAt:
II. J. MEIGs, Clerk. apr B-9awtMay4
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LeOnAFu grover mhhhBeT'
THIS (MoNDAY) EVENING, APRIL 90,
First night OF the nssemblage of the celebrated
artists known as the
ORIGINAL AND MODERN COMEDY CONGRESS.
First temperance of the eminent comedian,
MR.. D. sETCHELL.
First appearance in Washington Of the popular
comedian from Laura Keene's York Theatre,
MR.. WALTER LENNoX.
Encouragement and appearance of the peoples IA
vorite actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
Engagement and appearance Of the beautiful COM
edienne,
MISS EFFIE GERMON.
Production OF John Rroughnm's dramNtization Of
ChAs. Dckenss great novel,
DOM MBEY AND SON.
To conclude with the screaming farce,
WANTED, ONE THOUSAND MILLINERs.
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR SECURED
SEATS
Admission 25, so, and rs cents. Seats secured
during the day without extra charge.
Rp 30
odd FELLOws HALL.
SECOND WEEK OF
SANDERS ON'S GIGANTIC MECHANICAL
AND
CHEMICAL REPRESENTA- TONS
or
THE RUSSIAN WAR;
BOMBARDMENT OF sEBASTOPOL
The largest and most popular Exhibition Of this
character ever in Washington.
BATTLES, SIEGES, BOMBARDMEETS, STORMS,
COMPLICATIONS,
and all the
HORRORS OF DREADFUL WAR,
Most vivldly portrayed.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, AND ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
10 Doors open AT 7; to commence at O'Clock.
10 Admission % cents; Reserved seats 80 cents
children with parents i5 cents.
H1- Seats may be secured at the Hall from 10
O'Clock a. M. till o'clock p. M. apo
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

VINO WILL DE CUREDl-We desire TO call special
attention to the advertisement of the celebrated
DR.. Nellny, which appears in another column. The
Doctor 10 safe and reliable practitioner, whose
skill and experience il guarantee that the unfOr-
tunAte victim Of certain ndscretOns can with con.
tdence intruBt his case in his hands. Let young
men be warned in time, and seek the best means Oi
relief.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

SCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES AND
- ChRdrCRj also, the corresponding bm more Athletic
Indian cub or Mugddr ErcrcisC, for Gentleman for
the prevention and correction OF deiOrmity, one
sidcdnCsB, &c, AS recommended by the medical pro-
fession and officers Of the army. They superCede
dumb bells and all Calisthenic exercises No OFF,
Ger, merchant, or clerk should be without them
They promote u healthy circulation, develope and
strengthen the chest and spine in q most eXtrAOr-
dinATy manner, giving such elasticity and strength
to the shoulders, arms and wrists that the sword
and bAyonet used with double force and facility
and invaluable to singers, AS the voice improves
in proportion to the expansion of the chest. To
ladies' who cannot take outdoor exercise, they
of incalculable benefit.
My classes for Dancing and Department, at viii.
lards' Hall, and At Georgetown, are largely at
tended by the elite of both cities, and can with
much satisfaction, refer to the Parents Of my pu-
pills.
To those who require tuition on the Violin,
YiOlnccliO and Singing, or fniShing lessons" may
save time and expense by studying under me.
For Cards Of Terms, address
J. X. GoODALI,
aprH Willards' Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

"ANTED.--At the New YORK Employment
w Agency Ohlce, No. 61l Ninth street near
Pennsylvania avenue, TWENTY-FIVE (26) White
and Colored GIRLS, with good references, as Cooks
wait on tables in Private Families or Hotels Also
wanted, houses Immediately, with or without fur.
niture Employers in want Of good help, will find
It to their advantage to call.
may 2s-tf N. H. MILLER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.

ARREFTED.-YesterdAy morning Mrs. Clark, who
resides on street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, Informed the ofoerB that her servant girl
Rose johnson, had left, taking with her lot Of
jewelry and numerous articles OF clothing which
belonged to q lady boarding In the same house.
About four hours subsequent the officers arrested
the following persons Rose johnson, Sarah
Nichols, James Hawkins, Anna Thornton, Sarah
Smith, and Fanny Smith, the last five for receiving
stolen goods The whole party were arrested in the
house Of Fanny Smith, where Rose alleges that she
resides.
Upon the officers entering the premises, they all
denied having any knowledge Of the theft. One or
two Of the party felt rather dlPosed to he quite
piquant, but the officers being satisfied that the
articles were secreted somewhere about the house
commenced search, and some OF the articles al
legged to have been stolen were found in possession
Of the parties arrested. After pareying awhile,
Sarah Nichols acknowledged the corn by admit
ting that Rose Johnson gave her ring, which she
gave TO James Hawkins. The other articles were
found in a carpet bag Rose subsequently ac-
knowlodged having committed the larceny.
-
ARRESTED UPON THE CHARGE or BURGLARY.-
Jessie Bryan, contrAband, was arrested on the
charge Of burglary. Jessie was In the employ Of
Mr.. LOtrob, butcher. It appears that two weeks
ago, Jessie by using little strategy, succeeded
in getting upon the top Of the house, and from
thence down the chimney into the chamber occu-
pied by Mrs. Letrob, who was at that hour en-
rapted In "balmy sleep, quiet natures sweet re-
storer." She was aroused from her sleep, how
ever, by the scoundrel, who, while in search Of
money, accidentally laid his hand upon her. She
Immediately gave the alarm, upon which the rascal
caught her by the throat and choked her until he
thought life WAS extinct, when he suddenly de-
camped without obtaining his booty The officers
succeeded in apprehendlng him, and took him be-
fore Justice Dates, where ho was committed to Jail
for the criminal court
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
A TTENTION. sOLDIERs AND sUT-

A TTENTION, SOLDIERS AND SUIT
n LERS.-Having just completed our Assort-
ment OF Camp Furniture, we would now respect
fully invite the attention of Soldiers and suffers
Our assortment comprises In part the following
Camp goods, viz:
Camp Chests for mess Of from fOuT to six, Camp
Tables, Camp Stools, Camp Cots, Camp Mattresses,
with all other articles OF Camp Furniture CAlcuR-
ted TO make soldier comfortable. All Of which
will be sold at the very l0west cash prices at
GREEN h WILLIAMS
Au II No. b26 seventh street, corner ID.
TWENTY COOP HORSES FoRsALE. Consisting
i OF tne Driving, Saddle, and Work Horses, AZ
oLCoTTs STABLES,
Rp Is-3t, n, L. cor. ~ and c streets,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

N a r o Il LO IN.
THE NEW
TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT BONDS
of the
UN I TE D STA TVS
(RtiOwu as Fivc TlocutieS,")
The COUPON BONDS In sums Of $50, 800, $500,
and $1,000
The REGISTERED BONDS in sums Of S6O 800,
$500, $1,000, and Sb,OOO
(iniercd commencing al date Of pycha'c,J
FOR SALE AT PAR BY
JAY COOKE q CO., Bankers,
462 Fifteenth street.
These BONDS are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market.
Interest payable semi-dnnudiiy
IN GOLD
10 equivalent, at present Price Of coin, TO
PER CENT. in currency.
ov Il
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
n OFFICE, Corner and Twenty y-secOud streets,
WAsHISGTUE, ID. C., April 10, lS63.-Will be sold
at public auction, on TIL U URSDAY, 23d OF April in
stAnt, ut the Corral, near the Washington Obscr-
yatOry, large lot of HORSES AND MULES, rs
unit for public service,
Sale to commence at ten o'clock a. m.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
(Signed) CHAS. II. TOMPKlNS,
Capt. A, 4. NJ, L. s. A
J. {. MCGUIRE y CO.,
an Lit AuctiOneerA.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Growers THEATRE,
PenHiylvGnia Apsnus, near WalarSf HOisL

Leonard Grover Manager
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

nR. FISHB BLATT,
~ OF No. 42l, corner Of Eighth and streets,
Opposite the General Post ONCE,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS Rs well as all Diseases Oi ImprudencC,
OF whatever character and which may hr declared
incurable by other phyBicians. lie engages to make
an immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice in the science Of medi-
cine, he Is enabled to offer himself to the public
being the only one In Washington capable Ui afford
ing speedy rc"' All cases curahlc will he guAran.
tied. He warrants a cure without the use OF met
curry or any other dangerous medicine. Recent cases
cured in two or three days.
N. d. Letters addressed to Dr. F., at his OftCe, No,
l2I, corner Of Eighth and streets, opposite Gen.
erAl Post ofiGe, will receive immediate attention.
90 8-Y
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
UAsHINsToN THEATRE.
ITALIAN OPERA,
Monday, April 40
Third Grand Opera Night


DlRECTOR........'..s... ...s'''s.'' .'.J' GHAU.
Monday, April 40
Third Grand Opera Night.
Verdrs most celebrated Opera,
UN BALLO. IN MAsCHERA, (THE MASKED
BALL.)
The music of I'm Ballo in Maschcra Ia full Of
melody, vivActy, and truthful dramatic sentiment.
II paints in the most vivid colorB all the different
passions with which the persOnages in the Opera
are invested, and affords a grand variety Of the
most graceful and flowing melodies, which render
il the most attractive and pleasing of all modern
Italian Operas.
E1-CAkD-The Management ofthe OperA would
request such Of its patrons aB may wish TO be upon
the stage during the scene Of Masquerade, to make
application for Cards of Admission, to the Manage
ment, between the second and third acts, These
will be supplied without any additional charge,
but are Obliged to be limited in number.
Patrons of the Opera also can obtain masks and
dOminos at the theatre or bring their own with
SIC. MUZIo's GALLoP, expressly composed,
will be played in the Dance Scene.
TUESDAY, April q, Fourth Opera Night, Mey-
crbeeTH latest and most celebrated masterpiece,
the romantic Opera,
DINORAH: LIE PARDON DE PLOERMEL,
THE PILGRiMs TO PLoERMEL,
Which is now the leading event in the musical
world.
Wherever this latest Inspiration Of the ilustri.
Gus composer Of Les HuguenOts has been per-
formed II has been pronounced a ChCi-d'Tuvre.
The legend on which the opera OF DINORAH is
founded affords frequent opportunities for that
vivid contrast of style and alternate change from
lively TO severe" " which Myerbeer so much cuti-
Yates. The result is n unique work Of art, as
tonishingly felicitous that while It delights the
general public by the irresistible Establishments of
melody, II surprises the musician by its learned
combinations and novel and beautiful effects OF in
strumentation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

DOYS' CLOTHING.-We are now In receipt of a
ID large assortment of Boys and Children's Cloth
ing Of the newest styles suitable for the present
season for dress and school wear, to which we in
vite the attention Of parents.
WALL, STEPHENS& & Co,
322 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr IO-tnf [Star Il Intel.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

DOR SALE--A four story Brick House, in an
L eligible locality, furnished with gas and water
throughout
Inquire Of Thomas Z. Lloyd, No. I75 Seventh
street, between and +. ap Ib-tf
Tor Il f N + .--THREE UNFINISHED
L ROOMS, Oi superior finish, warmed by furnace
heat, and lighted with gas. Two ROOMS en- suite
on first floor, 'front.' S2b per month. One large
FRONT ROOM, third floor, SIS per month. Ad-
dress given at the first house on Missouri avenue,
near corner OF sixth street.-the. g. ApIO
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

DOARD WANTED.--Two Young Men. of re-
ID spectacle connections, desire a furnished room
with board in private family preferred Address
"a. r. H. at this office, for one week
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

DARE CHANCE.--The goodwill, fixtures
IL and small stock Of store, amounting to
about one thousand dollars, in the best part Of the
Avenue, for sale. good stand for CLOTHING,
SUTLER, AND SADDLERY STORE, Enquire fol
particulars at the General Agency Oniee, oil Ninth
CITY Property, In all parts of the city, for sale.
Houses TO let, with furniture for sale. Enquire
above. N. II. MILLER.
mar B-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD.

TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD.
ASSITAET QUARTERNIASTER'S OITIiL,
No 200 Street, Washington.
VIII be sold at public auction on WEDNESDAY,
April -, Ht the Depot Of the Orange and Alex
andTiA Railroad, In Alexandria, Virginia
From " to 5n tons old Iron Car ANlGs,
From 90 to % tons wrought iron Scraps,
From ~ to 50 tons Strap Rail,
large quantity OF old Car Wheels, Sheet Iron
Stacks, &c,
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock.
Terms cash. In Government funds.
II. l. ROBINSON
Hp 3-dtd Capt. and A. 4. NJ, 4. S. Army.
4 sSlSTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
"a Corner aud lIOrHi Hiy-SrCORd Streets,
Washington, d. c, March ~, 1853
RUTtL.-Thc sale OF Manure adv NeTtised to take
place At the Horse LuIal, &c., on this day is post
pOned until the 3Oth OF April, (lhuTsdayJ at ten
O'Clock, a. IN, on which day other lots near the
Railroad Depot, will be sold also,
{, II. TOMPklNS,
Capt. A. 4. NJ, L. 5. A.
JAS. [. MCGUIRE \ co,
mar I'D Auctluneers
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
WANTS.

COOK wANTED.-A hrEt-clAss white cook,
~ French or German woman preferred. Also an
eTrand girl, twelve or fourteen years old Apply
At 1875 G street, above Nineteenth. Ap 9OIff
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

Admission, % cts; Orchestra Arm Chairs, 90
ots.i Private Boxes, 50.
Doors open at O'Clock; Performance at 8.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

ZOE HOOKER is THE GENERAL OF
THE DAYii
NEXT TO HIM COMES
THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE
Smith Il Bean,
3OI ScrenM Street, b,t,cccH land K streets,
Where can be found the est and cheapest stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
IN THE CITY.
Now is the time to buy We sre offering goods
very low, lor the next thirty days, to make room
for Spring Goods.
DON'T FORGET 1T
SMITH " BEALL'S,
msrI7 o6l seventh street, near X.
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OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, AND o.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at J O'Clock.

20 Doors open AT I; to commence at O'Clock.
10 Admission % centsj Reserved seats 50 cents
children with parents i5 cents.
M Seats may be secured at the Hall from 10
O'Clock a.. M. till o'clock p. M. apo
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CITY CONVENIENT.
OyYIcisi.l

OFFICIAL sEArLp SESSION. FIdly. Dee. ie lt6f,l
o'ulock o. J
Pr-.en,-wua ws.a, esq, PIesIdeit. srd ,ho lVlowh
,uie nbrrsi
Aldermen foI, Henry, Hal NcCooi. Rod, Chpp,
Mitchell Ryers. Js.smeh, Hardy. ns,cr,on, Aic.. ana
Long
The President being aha mt =. rou e, motion Of Ad-
MircusLL Alderman jeremiah called 10 tfe cac!.
1as minutes Il Tie ian, meeting dispensed With
MESSAGE PROM INA HONOR TIE MAYOR.
Tho following mossge received nom his Hone. INC
Mayor announcing the death Il Alderman Andre ffomen
MAYORS Oyrics Nxw ioNA. Dec H. INV
To fAs Honorable No Lonts0n lounetf. "a. .,
9xSTLxnxx: IL becomes my painful duty TO sns ~.
you th5 death VI Alderman Andro Fromcnt VINCE wv"
ysrisy st ns residence In Es Thirty usf s. Fine.n
IA IeItosetaiso fo sosc al yeAfs pAs " navvn A.,
Aide an.c Dirtct IN tho City Councils us e., ,h. nnhi,,
.rh.T ami hiriy t. official duty his erpe,'cn -.
ana hi, Intelligent s.sl for tho pubic h'tus svo
made h Of he rci,be and Tes~os" " Jul P""
Al, ,,tit.. ,,,,,..v
of ns".,e WIN eG.met,lisea tis ois'sl AMI personal
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Dyfrcr4rl .YaGIAL czssf0S-F.8sy Dec. IL, ,ossl
DsrcL T. "a. J
Tho Ros-a sn., IN ths,r Chamber - 10 cy haa, g'sss
.fo i.zcts j. sws P,ssi.eqf Bsrrso' Corte7-ss
You vi. ca. cs aTeei, nestig q tho b7lfc VI C'up
ci.en - I. se.d ta4y D-oet 'r N - tAt -esoa -
- 20 the .. "a. fpifo Llers Alefln Of t.s -
.oenlA Aieriusi Is i...4laL $1,000. ..,.
JAMES IN =. JOIN u rA4.t,, ,,.
SAMUEL r. s. IRS- n, 81, Han I. oEl IS
JAgfs NI'gFsT IfgbiED ObhlEx.
THOMAS BRADY. ypi, ba,Arf .,,,
WILLIAM TyfCF JOHN q. EAbiLAiD
rAiRiCK II. kfENAT, tit.Lfs Hiti
FREDERICK kIfPRk, yDH. Mo- VhrE.L-
ALEXANDER BbisDDf, FAIEiCh .tsshL-
logan Jors..sr fr.sil-. Ia me o.a,.. a -
fl.1s ~ gtn. 3D., Vi. -
COVE Ia.f Hayes, Fos'T, he.rfn ltiey, Sro'ss nv
NcCoLu.l h. 4ger, Hs'i.sii, Money C'Lrs., EsAesAs
Prss Bgss'u -d.Joycl--i3
Tie rrai.l. "a lnges 81 lie Prgecd.fs Dr-as -
slspel.sf wifh.
MES laT PROM MS EoSoa rHB MAYOR.
( mcsssfr r.c,iyri r-- is tc-of i-n hisypA. -
4 r4n,ll. 10 -e.iA %. z q sfr,1l ~ @ .rcGon.
y nich vs. re- iy-a iut ordered uu -e
FhPIPs FgOg TnS BOARD cy AbDEfMEN
Prenu5e "a Is1o.d rcl.iye 20 tie asai o. A.deaa
An5.r f4ou-cat.
Nli.i wtfr concT-..d In.
Aue oiT,eteG 20 be ssut ~ liz Loaos ~
a. o.iea on D. rep-e, 70 ITO memory q dsce.ei IL
DbtTa tl.n sJoa.rs-.
Nh-.-np n.h p.eden ascar.l a. o., ro.sd s,coS ~
,ourn,l anti Moalsy glss net q cns o.'1cs 2. q:
JAaGS.M sNktAi, esd
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0EIERAI THaul
COURT or COMMON rLEAS-Defors he Ioa- Judge
EHApY.
orru yypyr.a UrWsptppH IN pg eoIn.

TIg EXPRESS NEWSPAPER 10 ne GOLD.
Tho case Of Stephen I. Clark agt James q
Ernst - Brooks ali proplotors Of Tie Nee Yort Ersa'nS
ordered THE points lriefy thus; The IiartiI on
the 30th VI November. 1875 bought Of james Brooks
one sixth u al interosi ID 7As Er," !r eia.tn -
md WAS until July IoCJ the pubshor AID Lasnoia
edtl Of the PAPER At the coso Of Jsnuhry yea the
parties for the frs. tine. made formal PA tnership
marked A In the plcadings) which. by oopsoal was
ante dsted Jonuary leCa In wit the interests Of the
parties r. thus act fr,hlst Tho paper Is owned
follows James Brooks one la part thereof brastos
Brook, the onohrd part thereof ond tho said Stephen
L. Clark lie slitb part thereof pd az tnoh o@ners
naf propr9tors hGve heretofore puhIAhed tho snd Mr.
Yors EIpreu under the MANS Of d. L. Brook at
tho GaIio time we also delivered to CLARK ~
James BROOKS bin u sale II tue iDtesest bought
by Clark Nov 90 lt6 and tlsbill VI sIe was BY con
sent apf, dq,ed Noe. 30 leoJ marked % la the pead
ings Very soon after making Tho partnership nnd OBJ
tanning formal bin VI Bue. the plaintiff gave the Legal
notice OF The orinsticn Of tho atlcr.hip and pro
cooded 20 close tho busnss under tho articles ~ part
nershp aud bill III nnls sAg for receiver and sale
Of this common property.
10 this Jaues Brooks Ia replJ that he cold ONLY
ONE sixth VI two thrds II the paper that on The 3hh
day Of Rgsefsb 1855 liz signed e III " sale, Of which
document marked % v~a copy. and that le james
Brooks "hrs never signed or exceeded any other paper
or document with said CLARK es TO any interest In said
newspaper except those marked (A) and CB)"
Upon thcse shidaviis. after argument the property
was ordered into tho bands ~ Receiver. with leave 90
either party " petition for solo.
Upon tho notion for sale tho plalniid Clark Sworc
that tho paper marked On. which Brooks swoie he
aligned on the JO,b day u November. 1856 was signed
ami executed IN January 1868 ~ carry out the agree
mon. aio Le,v,en CilA and Brooks Ia 1857 aai that
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ROYAL COOP SLSsd.--iho Rev.J. Z. fle'cher,
DE-. NH hi, safc AuInsBi by l. ca ln.eloT % fsill
boa f~ofc IT, % 10 ~ =, - sll.iity H,1.s
Vile tho princess. rrcri g sclh su-lipg- f'c
ticsl .nd comp tn.ds Sout nsss - srus4u' I.slia
Ia tho lGicI Sia.es ge,oi-c, al tcs..s "a lfif
1at shefs, TO-, nj ho wieis r-' In relrI.rc" ~
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