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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-07

OF the Ascension proves to be a most encour-
aging success, a more enjoyable entertain
ment is not afforded in the city.
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LOOKOUT for the grand ball Of the Northern
liberties Association at Seaton Hall to- NOR
row night brilliant entertainment is an
ueipated. t'H
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EpYI. O. NEG UIRE q CO. eAuctteneer..

THREE BUILDIMG LOIS HIsB UI JrS AKh39EY
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Jnne sth, at 6
o'clocR, on the premises, We shall sell Lots 3o 81
and 81, in Carroll's sub division of square No.
4s2, fronting Is feet en- south 3 street toPpssits
the Armory Squarel and running hack with an
Terms a cash; tie balance in and II mo t!ls,
with secured notes bearing interest. =
All conveyancips and stamps st the cost of the
purchaser.
A payment of SO will be reeuiEed on each Lot at
time of sale.
lie 2-dtds j. @, MCGUIRE CO., Aucte,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-07

TOMORROW EVENING, the Male and Female
Secondary Schools of tho Third District give
grand concert at Waliach Hall. A great sue
Gees is'expected.
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SALE OF ARMY MULES.
OrARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFIC
WLSHINGrnN ID C. May y

or.RTERMAsTER GENERAL's OFFICE.
WAsHISGroN, d. c., May 20, 1865.
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES q re being dis
posed of at pu bile sale at Wash gton.
The sales will continue until the numbs of ami
mails is reduced in proportion to the reduction of
the armies, now going on rapidly
There are in the armies of the poto mac, of the
THOUSAND or THE FINEST SIX-MCLE
Many Of them were bought in the beginning of
the war, as young mules. accom- panied the armies
in all their marches and camps, and are thor
ougbIy broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and
familiar. from being so long surrounded By the
The Whole South is stripped of farming stock.
and the North also has suffered from the drain of
animals, taken to supply the armies.
These ar ina 8 are sold at public auction; Z HI
WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE THEIR
srs to get working animals 70 stock their farms,
and for drovers and dealers in stock to make good
speculatlons, by pur chas' them and disposng of
then in the South, will never occur again.
NJ. O. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General,
my = OF Brevet Major 6 enaral
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CITY ITEMS.

Loot OUT for sport on the moonlight excur-
ION OF the Z. S. Grant Club, on Monday,
Juna ID
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RYJ. G. Meg UIRE & 90 A1ctioneeI,.

PINE BUILDING LOTION NORTH O STREET.
NEAR l4rH STREET. =, =
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June atk, az 6I<
O'Clock on the premises, we sh all sell Lot No. R,
in Kingman's subdivision ofsqusrs No al, front
streets. and running hack 10 feet to- a % foot
alley.
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in 6
and Il months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. 1880 1, r .
Conveyances and stamps at the costof the pur-
chaser --t
1e5-d J. C.. MEG ufRE & CO., AuCS.
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RY VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioaeers.

KY VIM. l.. WALL CO., Auctionesrn. =
TATE In rHE COUNTY OF WAsHiNGT6N,
.. By virtue of deed oftrust dated on the 2sth
day of August. 1857 and recorded on the 10Th day
of November, 1857, in Liber A. s., No. III, fofies
234, 2S5, go and 237, one of the land records of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia.
Twin sell on MONDAY, June 1855, at O'clock
Co, corner of9th street and Penn'a avenue in the
city of Washington, the following described tract
of land, situated in the county 81 Washington. in
the District of Columbia.
The said tract of land beginning at the endef the
fourth line of tract of land called New Best, ana
running thence south Is perches, themes south 81
degrees, west % ches, thence north 80 desress
perches to its intersection with the 18th line Of
the lar ger tract of land conveyed BY the heirs ana
devisees of David G. Pattier to Edward suzanne
thence south ~ degrees, west 81 perches, thence
south IS degrees, west 81 perches AMI 5S-lOl OF a
perch, thence south 81 degrees west As perches TO
the beginning, containing 81 acres, rood and IL
perches.
The terms of this sale will be one third cash:
balance, bearing interest and payable IN equal in
stamepts, at 6 and IL months, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by > lien on the land.
One hundred dollars of the cash payMentto be
paid down at the place of sale; and in case ths
purchaser or purchasers refusing 50 70 do the
property will at once be resod at the risk and cost
Of the defaultng purchaser or purch asers
E G. MORGAN. Trustee.
myll-eo&de W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
W-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
MONDAY, the 18th OF June, at the same hour and
''--' p''' &c. MORGAN, Trustee.
ie5 VIM l., WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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DROF ] W. KREIS' DANCING ACADEMY
4 PACKERS HALL,
Penn. ave- . between 9Th and 9TH,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.

w SUMNER GARDEN, "A
Pa av., bet Sd and 4th sts, Capitol Hill.) ~
The largest Garden in the District opentSR
FRI FREs sV GoNcERT n SHOOTING GALLERIES,
SWINGS, &c.
Refreshments of all kinds in nice arbors.
Liberal terms to pic mic parties. my l3-3mF
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.

ny JAS. 9. MCGUIRE uV., Auctioneers.
THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
SOUTH STREET. Between era AND
18th STREETS VEST;
o'clock, on the premises. shall offer at public
sale. Lots Nos. 80, 81 and 81, in subdivision of
Square n 10. z62, fronting each 25 feet south B
street, between 9th and 9TH streets west. and
ming back about 80 feet to 2sfeet wide public
alley.
These lots are finely located for private resi-.
dences. overlooking the Sml thBoniau and Armory
Square grounds. easy of access by the 9TH street
passenger cars, and at CONVEX ient distance fr ON
the Center Market -
and Is months, with interest. secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
Conveyances and stamps at tire cost of the pur-
ehaser. J, q. MCGUIRE &c CO.,
je Sd Auctioneers
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.
CHINE.
On THURanAY, the slst day Of June. at o'cIk
Garding Machine, seized BY the Government from
By order Of Col. +. Insralhasm. frovost Mar,
shall. - ~ GREEN 4 WILLlAMS..
my q eod&ds g. ~ q ,-s'!. Auctioneers. :
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THE EXCURSION TO GLYMoET, by the Island
Pleasure Club, takes place tomorrow (Thurs-
day., June Sth. Boat leaves Seventh street
wharf at a. IN. and PIX p. m. Tickets ST. ad.
hitting gentleman and lady.
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RYJ. g. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

n
GREAT SALE OF BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
SITHS ON TIE HIGH GROUND NEAR CO.
On TuIs6RY HrTERNeoN, May 80, at 3
O'Clock, the premises we shall sell thirty plots
of ground of one half to one acre each, situ
on the Piney Branch road, between Pierees Mill
and the I4th street road being part Of the estate
These Cottage Sites are on the high ground
known as Piney Branch road, which for beautiful
and romantic scenery is unsurpassed in this ylcn-
ty. This road. leading te Pieres's Mill s1d Roox
of the picturesque. Each pot is improved with
some fifty sixty varieties OF fruit trees of the
finest quality.
~2he opportunity to purchase ground in tai.
favored locality is seldom offerei. 1t is easy OF
access, being only short walk from the terminus
of the l4th street. passenger railroad.
Terms at sale.
All conyeYancing and stamps at the cost Of the
my i5.tds &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auch.
~ THE SALE OF The AB6EE LOTS WILL
be continued TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June Is.
at O'Clock. - IS
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RY WEN. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.

RY WEN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
THREE sAA MzR ns AZ at H1YSss IN FIRST
On THURSDAY, June 9Th, at O'Clock p. NJ, we
foot vide alley. between md K streets, and I'M a.
Terms Halt cash; balance in and l2 months,
properly. ConveyanOins aud stamps at the cost
= Sale Positive. Title Perfect, m ..,
of nos so IN square s1ea No. feet on
street. With p pa,i Of three foot wide
jes ~ WIN. L. WALL & CO. Aucts..
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs.
D No. 526, corner of 7th and streets north.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
sESoN6 E AND Third sTRsETs WEsT EF
On MONDAY. the 18th instant, at s O'Clock p.
of deed of trust to the So dated the 7th
day of March. 1868, and duly recorded in Liber N
ii sd
tIict ofGolumbia, and, being part Of Lot No, in
na on a eS'h
back 100 feetto q foot alley with the improve
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
mo ths, secured by deed OF srrst on the prem.
All conveyances, and revenue stamps at the cost
One hSundrea dollars will be required down when
If the terms Of sale are not complied with in
Eve days after sale the Trustee reserves the
e as H as x1a9
days notice in some paper published in the city Of
je5 eo&ds GREEN &, WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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The MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS Asso-
CiATIoN.-The interruption of the concerts by
the police was not sustained by the Court. In
order to have the question settled with as
little delay as possible, Counsel for the As
sociation succeeded in getting the before
Judge Olin yesterday. The testimony OF Mr..
Lee, the prosecuting witness was heard, and
Judge, DIN, after ex amining the act of Con l..
gress. under " i:h the police acted, decided
that that act does not apply TO the concerts of
the Association, and the case was dismissed.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; orsetow1

GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, STORE FIXTURES,
&c. DC, AT AC CTION
I WIN sell at No. b2 Bridge street, under the
Of se0i" ~sso1 sneus
groceries, Liquors. Teas, Molasses
Mixed Pickles and Fruit in Jars and cans
ana general assortment of Goods usually kept
IN retail grocery and4yarfety store. =
Also, the Counter. Shelving and Store Fixtures
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWJING
JeT-2t Anct;onesr
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Nv ! O. MCGUIRE & co., Aucti0neers.

RY J. 0. McuUHN1 wv AuVsfpVnbefs.
dRANcERY SALE OF yALUABLH BUILDING
Az TH H5R G9afsHE 81 FIFTH ZIP
On MONbAY AIT RGsoN, June, nth !. 1t ak
O'Clock on the pren.ises, BY virtue OF decree of
passed in 0hsncery cau.s No. as, EhsrsIn yiA-
Thomas W Burch. ct A., are defendants, I shall
sell LotN 20. IN square No sir, said lot front
Of lS0 feet on sth street wsstj and AZ the auction
rooms Of James Q; Meauirs 4, Co., ~ O'CLOCK.
665, and Lots Nos, and s, in Square No, $40.
Terms: One half cash; balance at months. witS
the ruychssSrss spP.S.ry3 ne.es ~ VI
,All cenVsysncins and stamps Of expense of pay
CHASER isTRM. !. TTrfNeLY, rfu..es.
NV ,o.a,..S,s.s s{kaQysu6uikk1mc tfo co:
TNsf8UEFT0Nr III iTE7EsGe61aia, .HIsT0sT'1
L and fniuire - a4ApS, ~.
apffaots susn hass assss1 ;s,lS,,, a q ~ >, ~
,g9ls0 4eo4 no'suiGss" - IVA - gsri.ts "a
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LTOR RENT-For three or four months, three
l. story FURNISHED HOUSE. in the vicinity of
Lafayette Square. Inquire at WORMLEY'8 Gro
Gerry Store, n. L. corner of l and 18th SITS.
10 eoSts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-07

THE NEW YORK MANUFACTURING JEWEL
KRs' ASSOCIATION have recommended the sale
of tickets for their concert next Tuesday, and
are distributing at Seaton Hall to holders OF
tickets every variety of jeweIry, silver ware,
watches, &c, sc. Tickets for sale during this
week only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-07

WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION to the Tab
ieaux at Odd Fellows Hall. eth street. to
night. These will be of an interesting charac-
ter, including one representing the attempted
escape of the Southern Confederacy, other
wise jeff Davis under Crinoline. Indepen j..
dent OF all other considerations, the object OF
the fes uyal and tableaux is a noble one, viz
the establishment of Pres byterian Mission
Church in the Northern Liberties. We be-
speak large attendance for this object and a
liberal spirit. 49,,
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ny W. B. LEWIS & co Auetioneers
- No. S07 Pennsylvania avenue.
LARGE SALE OF DECEASED SOLDIERS,
EFFECTS AT AUCTION
O. On Friday next, June 9, At 70 o'clock, at our
store we 81 al sell the contents of la ge cases
containing the Effects Of deceased soldiers su Oh as
all kinds Of Clothing, Shoes. Blank cts, Watches;
Jewelry, with many other useful articles
. BY eroer of James Collins, Surgeon u s. Vols ,
President of Council of Administrstion.
WM. CARROLL,
A. s. L. s. Vols Recorder
je 7-2t W. B. LEWIS & co, Aactioneers.
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q d. 81 I H
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
This PROPHYLATIC is sold by all Druggists
and Grocers.
This great PANACEA has been established 20
years. It's medical properties are ~
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
!Itwill eradicate all derapgeuent of the STOM.
ACH and BOWELS. 1t gives '-
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
.... . REJUyENATEs THE OLD,
Cures beg
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE, I
INDIGESTION. LAssITEDE OF SYSTEM,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY.
JACNDICE, AGCE AND FEVER.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR IN which will be found
testimonials of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in
Washington, Je slim
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1MPRoyEMENT.-A handsome impro vement
has been entered upon by Mr.. Henry Janney,
owner of the property next the Washin gtou
Bulidir gs, property of Mr.. John Semmes,
on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and eth,
has commenced tearing Town the old structure,
preparatory to rebuilding one on a height and
scale corresponding with the fine buildings
adjacent, Washington Buildings, Todd's,
Words, GIlmans $, the Cats, and Metropolitan
Hotel.
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GARDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES
" four miles from Washin gton, enc and-a half
high state of cultivation.
The improvements are TWO STORY YBAME
HOUSE. Barn, and all out. houses neeessrl to
comfortable country residence, and fronts on the
main Digs } road is we'll fenced with new post
and rail- with water in abundance. and al to
the above property viii be found desirable In :
yestment. and worthy the attention of persons
DESTROYS pleasant country residence. :
Twenty acres of meadow. the balance in vegsts-
bles, with splendid crsp of fruit-comprising,
Possession will be eivenimmediately should the
purchaser buy the growing crops, together with
farming utensils and the stock neceBs AIRY and now
used 20 work the farm.
nuY1)-2ms - iii EMANUEL!LACHY.
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LOB RANF-To Gentlemen, PARLORs and
CHAMBERS, furnished, in very pleasant aud
healthy location. near the 9tate Department and
Riggs Bank; % door from 18th ut , on New York
AHesue. 400. Rent moderate. my2Th
EOR 6ALE-HOUsl Of Eve rooms; Z st i5k9), "a
Il Va. ave.. fer $500 in easy payments. rImmsdi-
ate possession, being now vacant, - =
d. n LAWRENCE,
my26.dd No. 63 4, corner OF 25th at.
EOR sALR-Ths GOODWILL % ane Store.
II near Pa ave-. with RIXTCRE6 ana small
stock Of GOODS for sale. Inquire ata22 Pa sy.
my lift -. = = ~. .sa..9 >. - =,
LOB RlNT-UEPURNIsHAD ROOMS. suitable
west, between and sts north, mYtss'
LOB eALE-Dsoifable BUILDING Lots a diS-I
j, fsrsnt parts q fns city. .InSaisf Of WALL
sf1PHANs o2,.Sss Pa sFeSS jsau sot
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aactioneers.
ING LOTS, NEAR TUE GOVERNMENT
pRTNTINQf ORFI0E.AT AITOTION

VERY HANDseNA AND DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS. NEAR Tue G0EERNMINT
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1866. instant.
will set up and expose at public sale, on the
Of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
the following described valaable Building Lots.
Square No. go. lying and being in the city Of
Washington in the District of Columbia. except
This square is bounded 81 north II and l. and
North Capitol and First streets east, and band
through the square. r.-.-
ton of the sale; the residue in and II months,
the purchaser or to s1ws fro sss
SAFE and ON The layn,snf an the purchase
money, deed to be mrd ss0Mps6S Siear ute
100 GRREN q VILLA Ms luets
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sroR RENT-A Frame HOUSE, Containing Eve
Il rooms situated on 18th street. bet: Maryland
avenue and st., Island. Apply to GEORGE W
oil ing
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EOR RENT-A few more excellent OFFICE
Il ROOMS in Warrington Building, corner Pa.
avenue and I tn ST. inquire In the clothing store
in same building -
je 2-6tr l.. SELDNER & co.
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n FOR SALE-An EATING HOUSE. doing a
fret rate business; csuse, for selling, sickness
Iuquiye at 463 Centre Market, on 9th street
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-15
The War and Immigration.

The constant demand which the war is
making upon the industrial resources OF
the country, renders the subject of immi-
grafton one Of absorbing interest to the
people of the United States. There never
was what can properly be called surplus
of laborers in this country. The develop
ment of our mineral wealth, manufactures
and agricultural interests always furnished
an ample field for the industrious OF all
nations. Our domestic troubles instead
of deterring citizens of other nations from
coming hlther, seem to have stimulated
them in this determination, as the ofhclal
record of immigration shows. The total
number of arrivals during the forty years
ending with 1860 was 5,O62,4l4. the an
nual average being l26, $50. These figures
relate to the aggregate number arriving at
all the ports in the United States. We
have only the figures relating to the lmml-
grafton at the port of New York, during
the last two years, but these are sufficient
to show the remarkable influx OF aliens,
and to give an encouraging view OF the
recuperative powers of the country. In
1868 the number of arrivals at this port
was l55,22S; and in 1864, lS5,2OS--a
number far in excess of the average arrl-
walls at all the ports in the United States
previous to the war. From these figures
IN idea may be gained of the rapldity
with which the casualties of war are made
good, numerically. At the present rate of
immigration, the ten years intervening be-
tween 1860 and 1870 would bring hither
a foreign population of about three mil
lions, the able male portion OF
whom would be double the number lost to
the country i'll consequence of the war.
1t is noticeable and gratifying fact, also,
that the class of immigrants who have
come here since the beginning Of the war
are chiefly laborers, manufacturers and
mechanics, but few of them being of that
indolent. adventurous class who in former
years were attracted hither by absurd
stories about this country, and who in the
end became vagabonds and paupers. If
the number of these Immigrants were twice
as great, there would still be an abundance
of employment for all. The conclusion of
the war will open vast field for free la
Dor in the South. Manufactures and
agriculture, which have been stunted there
by the use of slave labor, will soon assume
an importance equal to the North-for
only industry and freedom are needed for
their highest development. Besides this,
the great West invitingly awaits the march
of industry, and the immense mineral re-
sources of the country need only the work
of the miner to bring their riches into
market. The immigration of foreigners,
therefor, is direct addition to the wealth
and Importance of the country. and every
honorable means should be used to en-
courage their coming.-N. Y. Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-15
GREENBACKS.

We don't understand the greenback
question SO the Virginia Union saws.
Forbes don't understand it; even the
Reese River RereiNe man don't under
stand it, although ne comedies with the
Union. In fact, nobody understands i.
but the editor of the Virginia Union, and
if he only keeps on explaining it, nobody
ever Will. For some reason or other,
most probably his Yexation at the univer-
sal stupidity, our neighbor has shut down
on his financial articles and abandoned
the world to financial ignorance. As es-
says on that subject are his strong suit,
and as all other subject are to him indif-
ferent, his columns are rs dry as cod
hsh's tail. We propose, therefore, to stir
him up from his l?thargy, and rouse him
to wrath. We have, accordingly, provided
ourselves with long pole and shall there
with proceed to prod the slunfoering guy
ascutus. Not being sound on the ques-
ton, as heretofore promised; not having
original sa65y on the main question. We
have had recourse to foreign authority
New York paper for our instrument of
torture. Behold the pole"
The following statement illustrates the pro-
cess Of impoveriShment going on among our
millionaires, and ought 20 prompt every bust
ness man 10 see what he was worth in gold
on January |, 1862, 10 compare with his pres
ent capital in gold valuation:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-15

SUPREME CouRT.-This Court will meet
to-day at ii clock. The following cases
are for hearing at this session: Theodore
Winters, appellant, VS.. Robert Apple, re-
spondent; S. F. Hoole ct al, appellants,
vs.. F. NJ. Thayer ct al, respondents I.
Peasley, respondent, VS.. Max Walter, ap-
pellant; California Mining Company, re-
spondent, VS.. Chas. Anderson, appellant;
Savage G.. & S. NJ. Co., respondent, VS..
North Potosi G. 8: S. NJ. Co., appellant;
Samuel Doyle, appellant, vs.: &; W. Bru-
baker, respondent; VIM. Afford ct al, re-
spondents, vs.. Frank Braden ct al, appel
lants; E. R. Cox, plaintiff, vs.. T. G.
Smith ct al, defendants; The People, re-
spondent, VS.. Thos. L. Gleason, appellant;
Mary Naples, respondent, VS.. Sol. Geller,
administrator of the estate OF Joshua
Naples, deceased, and Richard Ratfer. APP
pellants F. Schloss ct al, respondents VS..
c. Jost, appellant; H. G. Maynard, ap-
pellant vs. G. w. Newman, respondent;
NJ. Oreamuno, respondent, VS.. Uncle Sam
6. & S. NJ. Co. ct al, appellants; William
Burling, respondent, VS.. D. Drlscoli et al
appellants Jacob Hyman ct al, appellants
VS.. J. w. Kelly ct al, respondents; State
of Nevada, respondent, vs. Jas. W. Aelly'
appellant; Chas. Lambert respondent, VS..
E. b. Moore. appellant.-Carso" Fo't 81
Monday.