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AUCTION SALES.
fHIS AFTERNOON AND ro-koRRsW.
RI GkEEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY.sALE OF spJsxprp Ru1IpIsc

- : LOTS IN WASHINGTON
BY virtue Of decree Of the late Circuit Court Of
this District dated Oct % 1859 passed in the Gauss Of
Augusta McBlair and others rS. William Caasby
and others, No. las equity and Of q .ubse Iueut
decree of the supreme Court Of the District substi
tutins for the original trustee, will offer at
auction. on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of october
next at o'clock p. m, the following nine build
: let. Lot. s. and 50, in Square ls7, fronting on
jackson lace, the west side ~ Lafayette Square
$50 sssa Lot hsyins front Of s. feets inches, and
I'd Lots 81, IS, 81, and IS, in the same Square,
ironung on north street. the first three Lots hav
ing front each Of - feet lOs inches and the last
front of y feet II inches, and al OF them depth Of
Ill feet.
Sd Lots .. -. and 20. in the sam. sau.re. fropt-
ing on Seventeenth street west. each lot having .
front 30 feet, and depth Of las feet inches except
that Lot 30, for part OF its width lie only s feet
inches deep.
Ali the lots are bounded on the rear by convenient
alleys.
Terms Of sale One fourth Of the purchase money
pay ments at four six eight, and ten pears reepec
lively, with interest. WHICH is 90 be paid semi
annually, as the court shall order and direct; the
whole TO be secured by the bonds Of the purchasers
with approved security and q reserved liep on the
property, the legal title 20 be retained until the
whole purchase money shall be paid.
Should any purchaser desire 20 pay the purchase
money AID obtain bis title at earlier period thsn
that fixed above, IL wosld doubtless be allowed on
application 10 the court.
The terms of sale must he complied with in one
week after sale, or the property may be resold at
the risk and cost OF the fut purchaser after one
,Conveyancins and stamp. At the cost Of the pur-
chaser. WALTER s. cox. Tustee.
Sc Is 2tawts GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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+ IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL POST OFFICE. 'GEORGET0WN, ID. c.,

OOIVbEh IcOV.
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must
call for " advertised letters give the date of this
list and pay one cent for advertising.
IL not called for within one month, they will be
sent TO the Dead Letter Office. -
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner and leave space betw cen the stamp and hi-
the writing.
"A request for the return of letter to the writer,
II unclaimed within thirty days or less written or
printed with the writer's name, post office, and
State, across the left hand end of envelope on the
face side, will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate OF postage, when the letter 10 de-
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
SALE OF SSkAddSShhBLE REAL ESTATE IN

N. ID.
By authority. I will offer at public auction, at 4.
premises, all that valuable Real Estate fronting
0 feet on the east side Of Congress street and IG
feet on hoad street IN Georgetown, ID. C., adjoin-
opposite MIR. Edward Linthicums and Tudor
Place. The property will be sold in three lots the
dimensions Of which may be particularly asoer-
tanned from a diagram exhibited at the sale. This
sale affords a opportunity for an excellent in
yestment the property from It's locality beauty
healthfulness and neighborhood, IL most desirable
for private residences.
Terms of sale One third cash balance in ana -
months. the deferred payments, with interest from
day OF sale TO be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. IL the purchaser fails 20 comply with
the terms Of sale within FIVE days from the day Of
sale the property will be resOd AZ his risk and cost
All conyeyancing and stamps At the cost Of the
purchaser. HUGH CAPERTON.
TH0s. BOWLING.
oc1-d Intel Anctioneer
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The Excelsiors did not present their full
strength, and were, moreover, sufferers from
the absence of their uniforms, bats, Shoes &c
their club box having failed TO reach the hotel
IN time Under the circumstances of thus
draw back, they played a remarkably good
game, their fielding in stopping sharply hit
balls being specially noteworthy.
To-day. the match between the National and
the Enterprise clubs comes of on the same
ground.
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CITY ITEMS

TIE CARTER ZOUAvEs are using one of
Chickering 4 Sons pianos and :. d. &c III w
smiths parlor organs, furnished from Ellis
Music Store, 800 Pennsylvania avenue, near
corner Of 10th street % st Dob
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IHE NEGRO SUFFRAGE QUEsTIoN.-At q
meeting OF the National Democratic Associa-
uon held last night, the following petition was
passed around for signatures, when sixty
tight attached their names thereto:
10 ne Board IF Aldermen and Board Of Com
mon Council # The City Of Washington " our
peutoners, residents and voters Of the city of
washington, beg leave respectfully to repre-
sent mat there is some probability that Con-
gress, al the coming session, will pass an act
allowing universal negro suffrage, and beliey-
ing that general expression Of opinion by our
eltizens should be had prior to the meeting of
congress, we would therefore pray your hon.
OIable bodies TO provide for calling an election
OF the quahfed voters Of the city that such
general expression of opinion may be had, or
such other act as in your judgment will ae-
SoihPhsh me purpose desired; and your petit
uOners viii ever pray.
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BASE BALL MATCH.-The match between
the National Club of this city, and the Excel
sIOr of Brooklyn, resulted, after a well con-
tested game, in the victory of the Nationals
The score stood as follows:
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..
TWO STORY FRAME H0TsE IN UNION TOWN

AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY the 18th inst, at o clock ..
lots IS and rs, fronting on the PiscataWay rosd,
between Washington and Monroe streets This
property Is improved by good two story frame
house.
All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
Terms of sale cash.
oc4 d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY c. ". EOTELER, yR., Aucti,neer.

R1 u W bVl ELhh, Sk-, AuCueneer.
SALE AT AUCTION or SIX BUILDING LOTS
ON NORTH N STREET.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 10, at
ga O'Clock, shall sell the premises, six desira-
bic Lots in Square No. l5s each lot fronting fifteen
feet on north n street, near the corner Of seven
teenth street vest-average depth about 50 feet
Terms 0ne-third cash balance on q credit Of six
and twelve months. Notes to be satisfactorily Sc
cured and TO bear interest
Convey ancing and stamps at expense Of purcha-
ser.
Title perfect
sez-dts c. w. BoTELER. gR., Auct.
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A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER
"A Those who desire brilliancy Of Complexion,
6i sRd sS.fe ths shis4
!ARH cLI.A inyarisbI dqss EssSllscs 4 z 70 pa.
o.. OAI ~
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AucuOnesrs.

IL d o MNuO IKE q OUi Auctoneers.
LAGER BEER GARDEN, WITH THEATRICAL
APPOINTMENTS ATTACHED, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, October II, At
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell the Good
viii and Fixtures, with fifteen months Lesse.
Appointments Of the Lager Beer Garden, situated
on Maryland avenue, near the foot Of the Capitol
The theater portion has q Winter as well as Sum.
mer Observation, and will be sold entire.
OCT e. McGUlRE& co, Aucts
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The FOURTH GRAND BALL of the First Ward
Social Club lie gwen tomorrow night at their
hall, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th
street. A capital affair is anticipated.
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10y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

ONE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING on EAsr
sfh REET s9uTH kNP Ec9Ig}6RTIEENrH
On TUESDAY, the Sd day Of October next st &
O'Clock, p. m, We shall sell in front Of the prem
ses forty one Building Lots, being the subdivision
front and depth, running back TO fifteen foot alley.
Persons VIII have q good opportunity Of buying
good building sites, as they will be sold 20 suit
purchasers.
Terms-0ne half cash; balance in six and twelve
months secured by a deed of trust on the premises
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
SIS will be required down on each lot when sold.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
SEES AuctiOneArs
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10y W. L. WALL & CO.. AuctiOneers.


SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY TRADE sALK
OF LARGE STOCK OF PRIME GRO
CERES, LIQUORS, sEGAks, &C, AT AUG
On WEDNESDAY, October II, commencing at
10 O'Clock, will sell at our Bazaar No 9s
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
where they have been removed for convenience Of
sale, large stock Of first class Goods comprsinR-
50 Barrels Crushed, White, Yellow and Refined
Sugars
q Bags Coffee, and Is Boxes Ground Coffee
Halves, aud Chests Imperial, Young Hyson,
and Black Teas
900 Boxes Candles, Washing and Fancy Soaps
Brooms Buckets, Indigo Blue
80 Boxes Pickles and Pepper
20 Cases Brandy and Whisky
Barrels Molasses and Syrup
Boxes Starch, Farina, and Saleratus
90 Barrels Old Bourbon. Mountain Dew, Parker,
and other Whistles
l0lS Pipes Brandy
j Barrel Old Scotch Whiskey
i Barrel Old Jamaica Rum
100 900 Segars, different Brands
50 Gross Fine Cut; Chewing; and Smoking Tobacco
10 BoNes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco.
With a variety of other @ foods in the Grocery
line to which call the attention Of the trade and
buyers, as the stock will be peremptorily sold
OCT W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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BROKE ais LEG.-Yesterday, a colored boy
named John Henry Parker, aged about fifteen
years, while going on an errand TO the grocery
store corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 2lst
street, was assailed by a number Of boys with
Dicks and stones. In endeavoring to make his
escape from his assailants, Parker Jumped into
the ruins of the burnt building on the avenue,
between 2lst and 22d streets, and while run
ming over the bricks and rubbish in the cellar
fell and broke his right leg His cries for as
sIstance speedily brought TO the spot Capt. VIM.
COlklesser, who carried the boy to the First
Ward station house, where he was properly
cared for, and afterwards conveyed to his home
on 18th street, betw cen l. and NJ.
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STHE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until TUESDAY, the 10th instant, same
hour and place And immed ately after this sale Of
the above property, We shall sell, in front Of the
premises twenty valuable building lots in subdi-
ted in the immediate neighborhoOd Of the Govern
sd GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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SILVER WEDDISG-The friends of Rev. DIR.
HUrley and lady assembled at his residence
last evening TO celebrate the 18th anniversary
of their wedding
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLDS EFFECTS AT

On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October IIth at
O'Clock. will sell at the Auction Store, No. n
Bridge street, a good assortment Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture. being the effects OF a family
declining housekeeping.
Terms cash.
oce7t TH0S. BOWLING. Auct
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Dry GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers.
by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.

Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
On SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October, A. ID.
1865, at half past 5oclock p m, we shall sell
Square numbered tsa fronting twenty COY feet ON On
south street. between 9Th and 7th streets west
and running back that width 20 public alley, q
whole of Lot twenty ~ in said Square 80
fronting said south street thirty 1907 feet and
running back that width to the said alley.
substantial Frame Houses, two and a half stories
high, with basement, possession of which will be
given within six weeks after executing and de-
iveTing of the deeds. Each house contains nine
rooms.
Terms One third cash; balance on a credit of
months, notes to be satisfactorily secured and to
Ali conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
Title indisputabIe.
A deposit Of SNo will be required on each piece
&C cd Unit GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
I ARGE SALE AT ALEXANDRIA. VA, OF
II CONP ETnRTs e 9TnA4RETIE ER as
CONS, OXEN, &c.
CA,Gf QHarfer,nasfer's Ofce, DEPOT Wash,Hgfoa,l
Washinstos, ID. c., October Z. 1858. (
tion Of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel J. q. C. Lee, A.
Y. at Alexandria. Va, on THURSDAY, 0cto-
per ~, 1863 at II clock a. M q lot OF Condemned
Quartermaster Stores, Clothing, &C., consisting
CaldEops, Furnaces, Stoves. Zinc, wheelbar-
Portable Forges, Hammers. Aueurs, Saws, Ink
Stands; Plates, Spoons, Chests, Blankets, Flags,
Coats, Tents. carts. W agons, Spring Wagons, Am
, The sale viii be continued from day to day until
The stores must be removed within i've days
Terms: Cash in Government funds
Brevet Major Gen and Chief ousrte = p,
&C -lW Depot Of Washington.
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Regular Sales at our Store every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. of Furniture
Bedding, Stoves, Carpets, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, &c.
wB LEWIS & co, Aucts
Cash advanced on Diamonds, fine Watches. and
Merchandise generally. oc Civ
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FOR sALE-A RESTAURANT with BARBER
A. ,,os SHOP attached, in the First Ward. Price
for selling out, party about to leave for Europe.
Applyto Star ONCE. oc22w$
EOR SALE-That splendid RESIDENCE at the
Conner OF New York avenue and 18th street
For particulars inquire at 80 II street north back
Of Pssent once, at .ae hours q 9 e; m; and
az zLu i - IL. 1. ssf Property Agent.
ONTG0MERY COUNTY FARM AND LAND
w FOB SALE.-I OFFER for sale FARM Of roc
Acres, about 4 miles from Washington, and near
the line Of the proposed railroad. The dwelling
honss, sable, corn and meat houses, and other
buiiding,, are nearly new; the fencing good, and
spring very near the house, Also, TRACT of 90
sores near the above, well watered, and having id
G.K,HpNTKR, near Rockville. Md. Sc IL eoIms
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GEORGE HILL, Jr. p. N.
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Is ~ . Nv o00r se'O"H'
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1875, at AZ
O'Clock p m, will sell, in front Of the premises
part Of Lot No. 20, in Bealls addition TO George
town, fronting 30 feet on the south side of Beall
street between High and Congress streets and
running back 10 feet, The improvements consist
OF well built two and story dwelling house,
large back building and cellar
Terms at sale.
Convey ancing and stamps at the cast of the pur-
chaser. CHARLES M MATTHEW'S
r.-.- - Attorney for owners,
oc sd INTEL THOS. BOWLING, Auct
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

REDUCE THE ExrENsns.-We again call ths
attention of the government ct Warrington 10
the necessity ofreducing its expenses A reduo-
ton of at least one-hak can be easily made
without any detriment To the public service.
The expenses Of tho army, navy, and other
branches Of the government, can be curtailed
and stu all tho force requisite for any emsr-
gency retained The fact Of ~ matter 4,
about the only persons that need Watching
with an army now are the copperheads, sscesh
sympsthizen Of the North and the radicals,
who are trying 70 inoits the negroes Of the
South TO social war. All We want Of 0 military
force is suficient to prevent the intrigue Of
these two parties from edecting anything, and
the balance can be disbanded and sent homA,
where they can at once become produouu
instead ofconsumsrs, thus benehtting Ne whole
country. To reduce expenses ahould now bs
tho Arst and foremost object Of the government
There are various ways in which II can be
done. Where there Is viii there d q way.
Delays In times like these are dangerous.
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

Our city subscribers will confer favor BY reporting
any Of city carriers who overcharge for the HERALD
Country subscribers to the New YORK HERID are re-
quested to remit their subscriptions, whenever pract
cable, by Post 0face Orders 1t ID the safest mode Of
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be sent to the oce before nine
o'clock in the evening.
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

PRxsu1 Soa 0unAs 0nAn--In the window Of .
bookstor4 in OILS city may be splendid dictionary,
intended for pfsssntaton 70 Gen Grant II one Of Web
sera The latsss Cambridge edition. and 10 magn1cenuy
bound a cost q one hundred dollars the covers being
inlA and she interior of the front 70 nlaid me
following inscripuon;-
II propose V move Immediately on your works
"Jdsutenant General Ulysses Grant"
81 propose 70 nshs IL out on this line takes all
summer"
The book present from the printers and publishers
the propre.ors Of Rvsrslds Prcss Of Cambridge
EaseKH. imut2A
The New York herald., 1865-06-22
Sale Of Government Vessels et PhilaAeIp
phia.
GOOD PRICES OBTAINED.

From the Philadelphia Ledger, June n.
The announcement that there would be sale OF govern
vessels at the Navy Yard yesterday drew iarUs
number of shipping merchants and others interested -
TO the yard The vessels announced 70 be sold IL
sidewheel steamer Quaker City two hundred and forty
four feet long and thirty feet beam the iron screw
Ladona hundred and ninety feet long
feet long and feet BEAM the screw steamer
Cambridge hundred and thirty i've feet long and
twenty nine feet beam tho screw tug B. Hale, one
hundred and six feet long and twenty eight feet BEAM
and the bark j. L. Davis one hundred and thirty
feet long and thirty feet beam Previous To the cour
mencement Of the SALE Mr.. Cook, the auctioneer
the terms Of the sale 10 be cash. twenty peg
Of the purchase money TO be paid the day q
SALE and the remainder before the removal Of the vessel
from the Navy Yard
The bark L. Davis put up nrst and aftera spirited
contest between several Philadelphia firms was knockeA
down Messrs Fitzpatrick and Heraty for e12, so0
The steamer Ladona an English built vessel iron hull
captured and condemned blockade runner and pur-
chased by the Navy Department was next put up. Foe
this vessel there quite spirited contest and -
finally sold 10 Messrs, John Jewett SON, Of No.
York, for e36 ZOO the stcamtug Acacia was kn0ckee
down to Messrs. James NJ Flanagan, for 81 400; To-
the steamer Cambridge there good deal Of compe-
titon yet she only brought e17 500 the tug b. hale
was sold 70 Mr. James y whitney, Of Brooklyn, =.
for 81 600; for the steamer Quaker City Phiadelpnm
built ship the bidding spirited and shs was knocksa
down TO Mr. R. o. Lowry, Of Philsdspnis Tor sSs0es
The total amount realised was Sis S00 Tne vesss1
brought excellent prices and all thai were onercd founA
purchasers. different result was experienced In Nsw
York few days ago, when at one sale OF governmese
vessels very low prices wore obtained, and st anoth
some Of the vessels had 70 DO withdrawn FOR want q
bidderA
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

johnson is the master Of bis Cabinet and bis
domestic and foreign policy, and that while, in
his own good time, he will exact definite ad-
justment with England, he has no more the
idea Of recognizing the spurious and offensive
empire Of Macmillan than he has of rein
stating JEFF Davis and his exploded rebel con-
federacy.
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

FINANCIAL RNGs.-The benevolent financial
system which has for some time been in vogue
in the vicinity of our City Council, known as
the "ring," which has SO benefited its men,
bers, is being copied by other partiea The
internal revenue officials Of this city are said to
have suddenly become converted to its pecu-
liar philosopy and great admirers of its science
and beneficial results. It is rumored that they
have recently tested its practical operations by
levying fine of ten thousand dollars for the
failure of one Of our citizens to make his re-
turn, and pocketed the money themselves. A
very good commencement for the first applica-
ton Of the science, we should judge. Secretary
McCulloch should investigate this matter ct
once and compel these officials to pay the
money over to the government without delay.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is constantly in
need Of money, and should see that the funds
collected by the revenue agents are all paid
into tho Treasury. These ring combinations
should be nipped in the bud and not allowed
to get the foothold which the Corporation ring
has secured In this city.
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

Colorado, idaho, Montana, and tho other Pacific
Territories, instead of 10 Mexico; and Il would
be much wiser determination on their part
They have had fighting enough for the present,
and, ofcourse, they 60 to Mexico they viii have
to carry on their soldier trade for some time to
come In the gold regions Of the West, ON the
contrary, they can renew the occupations of
civn life and make comfortable fortune by
their industry within few years. The gold
and silver territories then are the places for
the veterans who have not any immediate 90
cupation at home.
The New York herald., 1865-06-22
DEATH or MRS. WILLIAM n. SEWARD.

Her Remains Will Leave Washington fos
Auburn this Horning-olosing OF the
State Department in Consequence or the
AMfction, 6sos
WASHINGTON, June n, 1SoU
Mrs W. r. Seward, wifs Of Secretary Seward, died =
for.y-nvs minutes past ten O'Clock this morning Ths
physicians her hopeless yesterday snA
her dscease has been hourly expected since last evenin
Her disease was originally bilious fever though the In
mediate cause Of her death hemorhage Of the bows
Her body has been embalmsd by Dra Brown end Aisz-
ander
The State Department closed at eleven O'Clock u
consequence Of this sad afhiction-
The funeral services Of Mrs. William H Seward WIN
take place at st. Paus church, Auburn, New York, h
late home on Saturday next ct three o'clock in ths
afternoon. Her remains will leave Washington In .
special train FOR Auburn via Emira Thursday morn
ing. Secretary Seward will accompany the remaina
The Secretary Of War has des ignated Major General
Hancock and sta and the Surgeon General has detalsA
Major Norris Surgeon United States Army one Of The
physicians who attended the Secretary Of State during
his recent Illness 70 accompany the Secretary Auburn
Mrs Seward was hfty nine years of age Her maidsa
name Frances Adene Miller. She the youngese
daughter Of the Hon. Elijah Miller, who at the time a
his daughters marriage . business partner Of Ar
Seward and the first Judge Of Cayuga county, In ths
State Four children the fruit of their union-An
gustus, Frederick w., Clarence A. and daughtss.
The New York herald., 1865-06-22
pnp or Hun INJURIES garet L. Heraphy, I

DIED or HnR LuuRrns-Margaret l. Heraphy, the
little girl four years Of age, who fell from the fourth
storv window Of premises so3 West Houston street. in
the arm Of her aunt Catherine Hesson, few nights
ago a. previously reported died yesterday at the rs-
sdencs OF her parents % Baxter street. from hs eec
OF internal injuries received that OCCASION Coron0
ColAa hsld an w ausst N hs h0dL
The New York herald., 1865-06-22
u,,tsa states Circuit Court or Psnnsyl-
vanfa.


rbs United States Circuit Court for the Western a.
.,ct Of Psnnsvlvania In session here The Pitts
hrrs ana opnellsyilIe Railroad The Southern Penn
svivsnis Railroad being argued Among the coun-
sci are Reverdy johnson and Mr. Latrobe, o. Baltimore
Much interest il manifested In the case.
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

jar Coou's Mopsnx DvDmT.-Jsy Cooke
says that the national debt is Q blessing, and
endesvon 10 prove Il By lengthy argumenta
This d precisely the same logic By which the
Southern slavsholdm would prove that slavery
wss Q Divine institution. According to Jay
Cooke Che national debt h "Divins institu-
tionv too IA.