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sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AT
NHoaA G
Macon, Georgia.

Macon, Georgia.
DY direction of the Secretary of War all the
ID building Materials Steam Engines, Machin-
cry, Tools, Iron, Copper, Lumber, and stores OF
various kinds, which were collected st Macon, Ga,
and permsnsnto perstion Of a large Armory. Labo-
ratory, and Arsenal and also
TOOLS, MACHINERY AND MATERIALS
collected from Iron Works and Armones in the
states Of Alabama and Georgia, will be sold st PUB
Lie AUCTION.
Among the articles to be sold. ara
SeOI lbs. Copper, pigs.
45OOO ios- copper, round rod.
$500 lbs. Copper, bar.
20,O0J los. Copper, sheet.
2O,OO lbs. wrought iron, bar and rod.
~ tons Pig Iron.
80 tons Cast Jros, unseryiceable shells.
btioO lbs. Lead, pigs.
$500 lbs. Tin, block and sheet
50 u los. Chain, crane and cab o.
ed and enameled.
% Oc0 lbs. Powder.
s,coo feet Betting, gum and leather, assorted
sizes.
200 Machines, Drills, Plauers, Milling. Screw
cutting, stesm and Trp Hammers,
BESIDES
Harness. Saddles, Horse Ecu pments, Inantry
snd cavalry Accoutrements, Blankets, Wagon aud
Sun Carriage Irons, IS uuseryiceSb,e Cquou-irou
and bronze, so broken Gun CARRIAGES IaboratoTv
stores and Materials, spare Parts (ueW) for Spring
held Muskets and Colts ReVolYers, and an sssoFt-
meut OF Paints and OILS.
The attention Of Northern buyers IS called to this
sale, Whiehlsa large one, aud Of valuable property.
Full printed Catalogues of the prop srty 70 be sold
can De OBTAINED rom the Chief If Crdnsnce al
Washington, ID. @ and from the Commanding on
Ger Of the Augusta Arsenal, Georsia.
This sale viii commence on
"wednesday, April 4, 1860,
sold.
Terms cash. in United States currency.
u. ". FLAGLER.
Capt, Ord BTt.L 1t. Col, Com. Augusta Arsenal.
marl0-tds
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Notice.

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
PUsLTo sQuAEE, Nashville, Ms'ch "A, SO.
DY order Of 8. A. Jones, superintendent, the line
ID over the Nashville sad North Western Rail-
road has been DISCONTINUED, and no more heigbt or
vsluabie Packages val be received by this Com
EahY fer mat route. J. NJ. THATCHER,
marl6-3t Agent
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Proposals

WTILL he received AZ the ONCE Of the Chairman
w Of the Street Committee, No. g Month Cs9s-
street, OF saturday, the 18th Nay, 1896, for he FOL
losing work to-aI:
LIST. Fer the necessary earth e~mtAnkmeut sn4
MeAdAmlzng required IN extending College steel
northWsrdly rom Jefferson street 4boTe LIgh wats,
mark.
"a For the necessary earth embsnkment chi.
vert masonry, cuTbing and ~guttsrng r.ouifed \
grading south Uaion street, between hish End
Spruce street.
Sd. For The masonry foundation or other work
requrtd IN construction Of bridge across Ljek
Branch on High street.
4th- FOR tue con trucl0n Of stone hsqping or
brick psEements throughout the CT 4 sueS n5'nts
at tha street COMMITTEES may oEder.
Plans, estimates and specifications can bs seen
or ether information obtained At the once al Inc
CITY Engineer, No, 4 North Cherry street
GEO, 5. KINNEY,
msris-td Chairman Street Committee
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MAJOR Gen. Geo Il Thomas arrived
81 ST. Louis on the l4th inst
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Hemp Hackles.

SrEEL sLAIES, Reed Slsies, Loom shuttlss
- Harness TSine, Harness Eyes, Bell gooSs
OoRrse bmeTy, Revolving Temples, Card Plrsrs
80, &C, may be hsd Of
BOILING a HRALn.
AucioaeFs. SsEsnee House, College EI. Nssbv Ia
mRl3-lGf
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE
Q"yARrERMAsIEs's OFFICE, u. s.. NJ. K. X. !
Nashville, Tenn, March Is, 1866.
T WILL offer at Public Sale at Nashville, Tenn.
L on Tueaday, the t7th day Of March, 1866, the
balance OF the Rolling Stock Of the U. ). M. r. h.
ID. D t, heretofore advertised, consisting Of
Tree C) Eng mes, in rum ng order,
five feet gusge.
Three tS) Dismanled Locomotives, unssry5ce.
able.
Forty (A) Box Cars. more rless.
Thirty lsO) Flat Cars, more or lesz.
Same time and place, the ihrea large Store
Houses Of the U. s Military Re lrOsd, situate in
close proximity TO the Chattanooga DEPOT, aud OF
the following Dimensions;
One ~ lzlxS3xAi. With addition Of I24x21ll.
One % lf5x36.
One ID l2lxSdxl9, with addition Of 8x35taa.
Together with the surplus properly then remain
ing on hand, consisting Of One Hundred Tons.
more or less, Of Cast ami Wrought Scrap Iron,
Office Furniture. &c, &C.
rae 70 commence az 10 o'clock am and con-
tnue until eli is sold.
Terms Cs-h, in Government Funds, or when
sold TO Railroad Companies on a eredlt, If desired,
OF two years. payable in monthly installmsnts. to
be secured BY bond for double the amount Of Dur.
Chase. s. r HAMITI
Capt 40 N, Chf QMUsMRR,M DT.
maEchl4-td
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To Whom Il May Concern.

A IL persons having CLAIMS against the nashville
~ nnd Chattanooga Railroad Company, incurred
PRIOR ~ Let Jolly. 1855, are noaded that al such
Claims are raiened % COMMITTEES Of Dirsct0n,
CONSISTING q Lew Wade, n. 3. HBggins, and Thos.
h. CAdEsls Esqss who meet 10 Murfreesbor0 o.
Monday ana Tuesday leth kHd 27th mss
w. LRNEss
e1seu 6s1srA supsrntsndtzA
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GOVERNMENT SALES
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR- rERMAsrER,

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR- rERMAsTER,l
NAsHTLIE, rKSN March Z, 1856.
r WILL cfsr for sale st Public Auction, at The
IL Franklin shops, on The 9TH day Of April next,
commencing at 10 o'clock, am the following ar
ticles Of Machinery:
s Couplings, for Line Shat
J Steam Engine, Lexis Cylinder Horse Power.
! DO DO DO s1is DO
Is Journal Boxes.
1 Centre, 2 feet
5 Post Ringers, Boxes and Bolts.
4Lathe., Engine. sinsi. h'ad;
1 DO hand, small, with iron shears.
do Pattern Makers.
2 inch Pu leys, bored and turned.
II do do do DO
4l5 DO DO do do
5 IS do do do do
/ 20 do do 60 DO
80 s. DO a 3o do 30
Il Cone Puueys-
L 16 feet lion Psner.
124inc do
1 81 feet do
~ do do
900 do Line shsfsng.
IL do S7s do
81 Machine laps.
) Producing rs = TO 6 inch, = in. %iach.
This Machinery is Of the best patterns, and sl
in good condition.
Persons wishing TO examine it before the day of
sale can do 50 by calling st the Franklin. Shops.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
By order Of Capt. A.. R. Eddy, Chief O. N. Dept.
F. B. KIRK,
mar4-td bYt. MAJ. and A. 2. n
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How the Negroes work-How AbOli-
tiOnism has Ruined Louisiana.

tlOnIsm las EIuIntd LOuIsIAuds
The following official figures Of the
sugar crop are more eloquent than any
words of the evil effects Of emancipa-
{ ten upon the industrial interests of
the country
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CTTY HOTEL.
East Side Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HARE 4 ROBERTS, PrOprielors

HAVING leased this Wrll known Hoiel for g
Ii term OF years, snd having thoroughly ref ted
ana reflfuishtd is. Wa sre nov ensuied 10 se,.onn-
modate the traye ing public IN as good styla as apy
other house 10 the county g has lonE been sad
that Nashville was greatly in need Of q good hotel
sud having The most central and largest house ip
the city, We are determined 30 make il second to
none. Oar charges Will az 81 times be As loW A.
can possibly DO Gfforded.
marli-3m HARE a ROBERTO
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sale.
QueensWaFe, Cutlery, Hardware, Tin
ware, Stoves, Ranges, Blankets, &c.

w or's Warehouse, Public Sauare. Nashville.
Tennessee, on TUESDAY MORNING. March Pm
at o'clock, q large stock Of the foregoing articles,
in original packages, consisting in paTt Of
5000 Plates, = 2,50J Dishes,
l,CO0 n cherz, goo Labterns,
Z,61O Chambers 500 Sadirons,
500 spttoonss 1900 Knives and Forks,
l,n0 Gsryers, &c, $4,000 Spoons,
500 Looking Glasses, so Ciocks,
~ Razors, lVO Counter Scales,
z,oo lsnkets l,s0O Leather Buckets,
5O WASH Tubs, 900 Sauce Pans,
LOO Hatchets, 5000 Wash-Basins,
1000 Scrub Brushes,
Tea Pots, Tumblers, Bowls, Mugs, Cups, Bath
Tubs, Wood Saws, CleaysTs, Csndlesheks, Cork
screws, Mops, Brooms, Ice Chests, WAFER coolers,
Stoves. Ranges, C~aldrons, and miscellaneous fur
nlshing articles.
RORERT FLETCHER,
Surg. and BvL Col. .. 8. Vol, Med. Pur. U. Z. A..
msrl5-llt
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1866.

"COsTARs RAT EXTERMIEATOR is simple.
sCd sure the most perfect Ratification
meeting We have ever attended. Every RAT that
can gst. II properly prepared, vii eat il, and every
one that eats it viii die. generally, 81 some Place a.
distant as possible from where II Uss tsks1-Lals
Shire, Mrh M1nC.
pR-see "COsrAR's advertisement shove.
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1866.
1866.

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages in shoot.
ing small mrds is a cruel man Vhoeys1 80 In az.
terminating rats il q beuefsctor, We sbo1ld Ike
some one 70 give us the benefit of their e-xpensnce
N driving out these pests. We need something
oesldes dogs, cats, aod traps for III 3 business
Sdslfgae AmerloTa. ". J.
RS-See "CosTAa's" advertisement t above.
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"ls years established in n. Y. City"
SONY infslhble remedies known"
"Free from Poisons."
mot dangerous to the Humsn Family"
Rats come out Of their holes 10 die"
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Academy of Music.
This Model Temple Of MusI,

s-Doors open at = to y Performance CONNIE
Is Z tOs. precisely.
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THE TONES POLICE COURT.
before Ju,,ics Hogsb.

ALLEGED FALSE PRETRSsEs.- esterday, Manuel
Coc1 spanish sailor arragnel before Justice Hogan
on the compliant Of AJAX Cohen OF No rs Chatams The
complainant states that the i2h inst the accused called ut
his clothing store NJ The above locality and represented him
so a. slip tho time expressing desire 70
purra. clothing Coez stated that he had on deposit
with George B Co. nj No ?. Broad st. e. 80 IN gold aud
exhibited purported h. memorandum of indebted,
meas Of Bc Co Tor the amount received Believing the
truth u asscrous made by Corez Cohen sold Inn tB
woph clothing which Cortcl desired him to ship With the
exception suit which he Corte concluded To put on &
the tine 81 making the purchase lie then borrowed from MI
Cohen & the plea that afer banking hoars and
Therefore unable tn draw account @ure shipping
the rot ds Cohen made inquiry aud found that there
was no such George Bel Co at No - Broadst ANA
a. a. n'ts 90 suit's unts's, g.
his Rrrrst ly Othcer Gaigan OF te Fourth irecnct The
Magistrate decided TO commit the prisoner for examination
OfTNINo LITIEEs-Intcly. Mr. james W, schcrmrrhorn
dn business at No. 81 Boome st. has missed number OF
letters cmances andhc ni length suspected that the
thief wn none other than his GRAND boy Ferdinand Her
inze bright German boy aged about years whom he was
IN the habit Of scRding 10 the Post Office for letters officer
Wnng stationed ~ the Post Office notified 81 the cir
cursnncc and kept watch upon the boy Yesterday fcrdi
nand procured his employers mail usual and proceeded mp
Nnssaust followed by the officer After proceeding short
distance the officer observed tie boy open two OF the letters
and take from them dnit FIR so aud s0 - IN tnsury
and fractional currency He at once arrested aud
the property found IN ~ his packets The boy
confessed that he had been the habit OF opening letters for
several Vceks past and had rcad about go IN money be
side number OF drafts which be- had destroyed The prisoner
arragned bcfTe Justice Hogan aud committed 10 the
Tomb for trial Hc resided with bis parents at No 40 East
Eleventh
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METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT.
REGULAR MEETING YESTERDAY.


A meeting OF the Board Of Fire Commissioners was
held Wednesday Oct H. Pro'ent-Comnisioners Enss
Brown and Able Commissioner Engs In the Chair. L
Amer reading the Minutes the following communications
were received and appropriately referred from Capp &
Jones proposing To build improved steam fire engine nom
Fire Patrol committee relative 20 Of premises No. Z
Annst om Benedict Jones calling attention To their pat
ont combination hose from j. A. BosWck inc0sug cheek for
$50 penalty for storing petroleum IN violation Of law from
Richard Brown Fyscyenh-st ne Ihirlavc, thanking
William llankman IT, Foreman and q men under bis
mand for their efforts to his factory ON tue night OF the
Fom Trustees ofSt Patrick Cathedral thanking the De
pnrtment for their efforts the church from distractions
from Burton IIovey and Eycson and Hayden proposing 20
introduce their Fire Escapes from the Chief Engineer sub
hitting report OF fires for month ending september 20 rs fol
ows Alarms for fire So false alarms IA total -; total num-
Der OF fires and alarms from January TO October M from
the Chief Engineer recommending that truck be bnt
for Hook anil and Ladder from Patrick Pagan
oIIoOk and Ladder Co No g requesting 10 have his dis
missa altered resignation; invitation from Engine Co No
Hook and Ladder Co No H. reporting the resignation Of
Richard Scott and the election Of Vim BackmAn and Denton
Connors members OF the Company; also nom Engine Co
No So reporting the resignation of e. b. Jones and y Y Al
ae and the election OF Jeremiah Faulkner John Laaghn
John Clancy ID MeCary and VIM H. Barnett as members;
action OF the Companies confirmed
The following designations were accepted JACOB heroe
Engine Co No 49, Alexander Frazer and James Sullivan HOOK
and Ladder Co No l.
The following complaints made to the COMMITTEES on
Appointments and Discipline for Investigation h Van
Houen against Charles Read OF Engine Co No 90 John
r. Grand foreman OF Engine Co No ID against Charles l.
Clark Robert King foreman OF Hook and Ladder Co No
against Samuel l. utchings Kelly foreman Of Hook and
Ladder Co No against Anthony Gasstaeri James Little;
foreman OF Engine Co No H. against Thomas Ishey Peter
j. Furlong foreman OF Engine Co. No. against Terrence
McGown WIN. Donney foreman of Engine Co No 20 against
Patrick Costello VIM H. Housner foreman Of Engine Co. No
ID against John lee
Tho Finance Committee reported in favor Of the payment Of
sundry bills and report was adopted
The Committee on Appointments and Discipline presented
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BUSINESS IN THs co RTs-oct =.

SUPREME -CiECUIT-PAl rl.-BcfOrc VII. justice
SUfnKRIANDCarlrs ~ 0ohwaie a. Lewis Auteaitd q a.
verdict piaiud t.5 with pc soggllce Port IL
Before Mf. Justice SGHAHAH-Mr 10 ag Rufus r. Cooley -
jnd plaintiff -JJ5 ~ Jos-p Hyd1ck Ber.mi
Stephen; verdict fbf plsintd 1892 lbsm Wrsht VIM u.
s6 81 allowance o.
per Pert liEff1ro Mr. Justice usJehn Bud and others
at James C. Jcwet tfai judgment plaintiff Ella y; James
Potter Palmer J. tunee inquest gnrnt pfnth T2l1
r. Weir Francis Dumb Trial; Judgment for
pamh $50 Marlin Be1ns agt Aba H. Geutfy fnd another in
quest judgment for plaintiff silg75 Ec,L ThaH-Bcfore Mr.
Jusice DANfEs Vos N0s lint dismissed with costf
SUPREME COURT-TRIAL TERN- PART Held by JUS
tiee BsRyIs-C0ut orens AZ II m os FurweitheT
scry; 1879 Larce Ths Ceppali jsuerr Trans Atnique
25f Genet Johnston; 267 The N aud Northampton Co s
nsrd et 26 Atsi nr Eakci 81 Bgt Ade 1919
lIulson at Ioycs 2ST cInyr@ ar 1ayon 2 The Crockett
Leather Cloth Co AZ Rel a.nref lJl Ayr0u Tho
Pseifc Bank 2053 Archer Tie fudt River hod Cot o3
Ha elton Lynch, Sheriff. 1 253 Miller as Ablnk 26'l'
NobusOn at Tie Tel rph Co. 1lj Took agi.
I}u. Port -Led by Jnsice JoSKsCouft opcn ~ 10 a. NJ
Mo-. 2ao Fowler ct al art Ludlow ~ Roc at The intel
Telegraph Co. $780, Osiea agt knupii 2JJi sn at
Deerri 215 ShfVeT Bsih Ht fock II h sgt Ncslafh
2Gi6 TWedJe Hoffman, 1si2 stophe Nennoi 25 boan
Parker 2yl6, Gibson Mnken 2.B Lyons at The Third
Rsoad The Mani Gi Liant 90 as The Mayor
Aldermen 1914 Bike ct al Pc - lJb, kubal a5 Inc
ifayOr 2gs3, Reitulan agt IlnrTE el
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COURT cALENrAR Tn. Day.

SUPREME CoUnT-CncUIT-Pl II Hold by Mr..
Justice COMMUNICATIONS 70 No Ivy 81 10 o'clok ~
nYo. aos Fiisrri sg Msssir 2li2 Norton az, Egcron
2i4 L'cl sanOrdi 2d Darling SGT Spencer ri a. q
Whiting sgt Curtis, iapeaded, ana rs AT. csrt IT, alg9
kuberon sg ChPp 9Jo Reynod' a. lai 2in Church si.
2 Bird vt Bird sli2 Tl1adro sg Noodbiidgej 2l Watson
ss Grsydon ct IL 1lfe Lye ct a. ,ser si 2l5o t.n
ff51 a. sy Ache. ret 4 yen r nfirZ M ja. bl
No 70 Dasne,3Coan open. at i9oee . Mos Jll S r
poriation COmpsny a Richards Jobeii 1905 Chsro Ad
murhI ag CsmSn aud Amhoy Rsrsd and 1TsnsPof'1tion
MisoI 81, 1s :r Ss.h ct a.. g Oyer e., LSs,
sqs a. s o s.1s .r PsSp @ Blown
PIst $50 Hartley sgt James a., 1894 ,anst! sI 9s,i e al
,, al ss ot.as ali 21O3 hs .t'
S %s ~ %. 5 sB os sSrS.
=, @ sS o.. pT isy *. m c CO. 10 s s. co
is5 Hewitt sat The B; n P.elam Co Ia ZANE 'sae, 2
sussI Lead Co q; c6h's ss "a Day 9i Jsn' IT,
son sgt ster.osehi 400 Res ,s di; a. Brooks 81 s@yb s
ssIton .s ie,. 21t Hammer act Psaro..l ass Mion at
R RsssS SSf I S.sa .. a o.
?lS Mss q. ~ pogon ct al sgraEni counT CmlsssS,I
G d:s at Iss. a. 1oa.u1.d AZ Ms,a. Is.afsne.
comp.nyi %, s:ms ,I- Western In.sr,ne. Company
81 Bel II ssS"s Ss n'siis x: s g. s,.
81 @.n ~ 6.:s ' .,. gsS, &c., Conn
pan, ga Palmer ss @ soOts.iy eat The GIe,io Fire In
.grsnss Ceppsny !" hssmr at LivingoHI 90, Weinberg T
CoUKT OF CoMos PLEAs-TmAI Tran.-Adlournea
MARINE CouRT--Held by Mr.. Judge Gros..--Court
: q: sS.r.sa s e. sy''i doss
a. Br.snOn at c.Ip:n,.ri f1 Taylor s Tns wiill Iced
iso Preach Bsnhe@sri Mails e. IohssnssnI M Ran
sees .s t1Es ,s ss1a r. sh;,da a Arsn. q Cooi ic'
is1 kersmsn at srr. iss Flehsti ~ Ubudsgs 100 ksa
st. Fst l1s s's' lSs 81 al ss, pessa
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hoard or EDUCATION

ESTIMATED EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR 1861.
The Board met at o'clock last evening, Presl-
dent James NJ Mclean in the chair.
The only important business transacted was the presentation
OF the following report:
R1PoRT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE BUDGET
FOR 1867.
To ns board u Fdrcdfioai
Committee respectfully fenre'en that Il Il their duty
under Bylaw. the Boad tho Probnbc cost OF mau
tho School fer lh h mo perform
Of hsi duty they ado careful ry ~ to me smon required
arrived the conclusion that tho o. Hoi-o WotI Dc
dclrny tho othc Schools and 20 0ni
add0na school hOue fere dcuanded during the oar
1901. q,
mo following show, 70, what purpoe' the moneys viii
eurrd ao the appropriation made Tor the same objects by
tho Board Tor the prcseut year. - r.,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
t.f.re Ind4.
INTERVENING TO THE CREWS on BLOCKADE RUgyEH
DECISION OF JUDGE Belts IN THE SALLY NJ
ur

INTERVENING TO TIE CREWS on BLOCKADE RUNNERS
DECISION OF JUDGE Belts IN THE SALLY MA.
GEE" CASE.
u $. ogt. The Bark Sally Mace
The following decision has been rendered by Judge
Belts
high in July 1866 by ship Of Of the United States
at time Of public between The United States and the Rebel
States Confederate States and in the Term OF August fol.
loving the said vessel and her cargo proceeded against
in this Court by public prosecution and decree Of cOnde.
nation and forfeiture Of the vessel and her cargo as po of
rendered by the Court therein the fst day of tho
On the tenth day Of August 1862 claimants appealed the
said the Supreme Court OF the United States and that
Court December Term last past affirmed the decree Of Ills
Court n the original cause in all respects.
they loyal citizens ohe United States at the time thew
employed board Of and IN the service Of bark and
so continued the time Of her capture this cause that thew
not knowingxand Willingly employed board the said
rised and believe they have interest n and lien upon said
bark her tackle apparel furniture and cargo tho proceeds
OF tho sale thereof security for tho wages 10 them
claims Of the libeIAnts"
of bark this ease FOR their services upon the
impaired TO them by the contract Of hiring acquired by
implication therefor Lhs sally Magee Wallace Reps 45ll5
n; ship end , cargo mere both e1 property and the
United States their seizure prize in this action and then
passed absolutely by force Of the prize act above cited to the
caYg, sS >, g.. ,,,, .c,. -. ,o..u.
could authorize no lien or disposal o. the vessel cargo de-
rogaon of the higher and Ode. title OF the caors Of her
prize Of war and the OF her equally with all outside
creditors and rely alone upon the Individual re-
spOnsbty Of their particular debtors Upton, MsrtSo Law,
The petitioners accordingly hsve right Of against
the property for the recovery of their wages seized and
condemned law prize OF aud in way legally
Grated from liability 10 such seizure.
The sctof Congress OF March 10 Statutes at Large
16 protecting certain liens upon vessels during the war; docs
not extend Of the class embraced In the present caase
(The Sally Magee. Wallace Reps 45i Accordingly there
Is no statutory law authorizing the lieu claimed by the pc"
PEI denied
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repor showing the namber OF fires discovcrcdsnd e1tnguhss
by individual companies OF the Department. 70 have NUMBERED
10 for The month OF September.
Tho Committee Supplies reported in favor Of awarding
,v and trnncc coal and e. "A for nut coal Report adopted
Thf following appointments were made r. Arthur MsLoash.
Wook and Ladder Company No and John eastman TO pa
CINE Company No. ID o. -
CINE Company No 8; Mlchae 0Ne Engine Company No -
10 Engine Company No % 200
The Annual Parade OF tho department. WIS ea 70 taks
place Nov. 81. Adjourned. ........
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT
fp,f,r, Iu.ffa. Shnu.iisv

LARCENY OF BRooMs.-pauick Kelly was COM
mcd for stealing dozen broons from the store Of
August Rehbach No q EoNls-st, Monday evening.
Held TO ANswEE-fiudcrck GCibcr BY whom man named
swecman accidentally shot yesterday, in Dlysonst,
already reported was held in $500 to answer.
LARcrNY or wArcn-Pcter Norton held In t9OO TO
answer on charge Of entering At No s Cntonst on
Tuesday afternoon and stealing thercfrom silver watch val
ned at eht dolns He In the Ia which tho
watch shorty before lis ctruce but nflrr hc lad
lon Il missed and it is said thai after stealing he sold IT,
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Do1gel
A MAN ROBBED ny A woMAS.-A man nal

Man ROBBED BY W0MAS.-A man named
JOAN Williams Of No l0I Avenue C. met woman who answers
IN the nane Of Snrnh Palmer In ockcrs Tuesday
Ing and after spending time In her company Uncovered
TINT his pocket continuing $40 had been stolen oiumc
diatey called policeman Who arrested the woman Ihe
found table IN the but The money
had been taken nom Sarah committed In default OF
400 20 answer aud the complainant committed to the
House Of Detention In default Of the same sum to appear
LArcKNr-MchAei Brophy held to answer charge Of
larceny having In his possession number Of articles stolen
for1 the Washington Hotel Twenty st. and Fourth
ave- lie bail In klzO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

DEATH FROM FALL.-An inquest was yesterday
held by Coroner Cover at No II Desbroses on The body "
laborer named John Buc On Tuesday afternoon ihe %
ceased was emnove IN carry some trunks from the street 70
the upper part Of the residence Mrs Bertha Bernard NO
West, Sxtcens IL is supposed that he mast nav "ss ~
bsance while ascending the stair. leading to the gset a.
heavy fall was heard and short time aerward he was oan
living nsensbe nj the foot Of the stairs Death essucd
shor} time after he occurrence veac in accordance win
the facs was rendered by the Jury Deceased Nas
Ireland aged IS years He leaves wife aud ehAien'