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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i her has obtained from the Orphans Court os
Washington County. in the District Of Columbia.
letters Parliamentary on the personal
tate Of Mary Ryan. late of Washington, ID. c..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said decreased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. With the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
on or before the 4th day Of August next. they
may otherwise 10y Law be excluded from all benefit
OF the said estate.
Given under nv hand this 4th day Of August,
1866 PATRICK ODONN06hUE,
an 6-laW3We ENecufnr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-08

10 Bass ssE ~
sAls eAesg, ,lsU0 N. G. A11zl3OTT q 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-08
"hLFRED o. BOWERS,
"Assistant Surgeon, 9th n. Y. Vols.n

Sold BY g. O. FORD, corner ilth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue, Warrington; HENRY COOK
Alexandria, Va; and BY Druggists generally.
DESMOND & CO.. Philsdelphfa. uy6-sf
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S@Sgsss9assIssss O..
Congressional.

q" WASHINGTON, July l7.--The resolu.
flon 70 ,expell Rosseau for bis assault on
&rinnell was defeated by a vote of72
against 49---not two.thir3s.a a resolu-
tion then pascal tha: Rosseau be sum,
moned TO the bar Of the House, to be
'ccnsured by the Speaker. The three
gentlemen who were in company with
Rossean, when he committed the as
s*als, we're declared guilty Of violation
'ofprivilege and are to be brought to
the bar of the House
Tho resolution Of tho select committee
disappearing of Grinnells gross Ian.
guags; in debate, against Rosseau was
laid on tie table.
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The Weather, &C..

'"' New YoRk, July lT.-The weather
torrld here and in tine principal north
efn cities. The mercury yesterday
marked 90, to-day Co., Yesterday
was the hottest day in New York for
ton years-99 degrees was the highest.
There were 25 cases sunstroke-l3
fatal. .... s i, f.a 4. ..sa,.
There were seven eases Of cholera in
New York yesterday, and four. in
Brooklyn. 'i' s'5' .r"
There was number of deaths from
sunstroke in Baltimore and here.
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From Washington.

" W6HtNGToy, July 16.-The Freedman's s
Bureau bill was put on its passage in the
House Immediately after the reading of the
Presidents veto message and passed by the
requisite vote-yeas 1oS, nays 49, 1t was
at once sent to the Senate and that body
also passed it by atwo-thirds vote-ycas
8S, nays II. The bill is therefore law.
report to the House shows there are
S24O, 100000 public none deposited in the
sub treasures, depositaries and National
Banks OF this, $48,OOo, 900 are in the Na-
tional Banks.
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Another Presiden tiai Vrtp.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The President
hns returned the Freedman's Bureau bill to
the House Of Representatives without his
signature. He says the legislation it pro-
poses is not consistent with the welfare of
the country, and that it falls clearly within
the reasons assigned in his veto message of
a similar measure in February. He refers
to that document for his objections, and
says the Act now in force will extend some
months beyond the meeting Of the next
Congress; and if additional Legislation be
required, Congress can then mature bill.
He opposes it MS class Legislation and un-
wise, MS setting up military tribunals which
are liable to come in conflict with the OWL
law and unnecessary, as tho laws of each
State protect the person and property alike
Of white and black He also objects to Il
on the score Of economy The acts of vic.
lence which is made a pretext for the bill,
he cont tends, IS confined to no State or sec.
ion, but arc common throughout the coun-
try; and in consequence Of tho agitation
and arrangement incident to n long and
bloody war. While such occurrences are to
be dsplored, they furnish no reason for
continuance of the Bureau beyond the time
fixeain the original Act. The conduct of
the agents Is likewise noted as leading to
fraud, corruption and oppression. He fur
thor urges as another reason against the ne
cessity of the Legislation contemplated by
this measure. that reference may be had 10
tho civil rights bill, now law of the lar d
which will be faithfully executed rs long as
IL shall remnin unrepeaied, and may not be
declared Unconstitutional by the courts of
competent jurisdiction. Its provisions, he
declares, furnish protection to all persons
without discrimination, and although il did
not receive his approval, he considers its
remedies far preferable, to those presented
in the present bill The provision relating
to tho confirmation of certain sales of sea
island lands is considered unwise., partial
and unconstitutional. In conclusion, he
again 'nrgcs upon Congress- the, danger of
class legislation, as tending to keep the
public niRd In astats Of uncertain expecta.
tion! disquiet and rcstiessness and furnish
ing fnlse hopes to classes OF pers3hs of sun.
port and maMtenahcc. regardless Of whether
they pursue Independence or labor, and
regardless of constitutional limitation.
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Prom New York.

NEw YoRK. July l7.-Nothing has
been beard from the clipper Monarch
oFJtlte Sens, now four months out from
Liverpool There seems but little doubt
',hatrjt ,fpunderef at. sea with all on
board.'%Sheshad e74 emigrants and a
crew of yffty.four. The vessel was
valued at one huadred and TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars. She was insured: "
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-19
NSW York Market,

New YoRK, July lS.-Gold $l.5l.
Cotton firm. Sales of 1900 bales.
Flour dull. Southern lower, $9.75 a
1875" Wheat dull. Corn closed
with advancing tendency at S3 81.
Pork heavy. Lard and Whiskcy dull.
Sugar steady. Muscovado ii n liz.
Coffee firm. Molasses quiet. Naval
stores steady, Turpentinc 10 73.
Rosin $2-75 $50.
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From Washington.

WAsHlNGroN, July H. Freeman
CLARK. .comptroll r Of currency, has sent
IN his resignation. The question of the
election of President of The Senate to
succeed Foster, whose term expires
wphthe present. session, is being consid.
cred BY the Radicals.
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1866

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin
need be so no longer, if they use "CosTAR's"
Exterminator. ,,Wehave used Tito our Salts
faction and if o. box cost SO, we would Have
to'IWe haveItricd psisonss butt they effected
nothing; but "Cosiar's" article knocks the
breath qutCdf Rats,1 sMice.E ;Roaehes, s Ants,
and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can wfiteit
1t is in great overatbe country
-Hendind, Ohio, GozettGiyeSgs% Va gyluR
-. rEh. Sea MC a, hnSc
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" "Snf's"ioNj ouiJ 10 ne lolloW-
ing dispatch was received to day fron
Maj. Gen, Thomas; -.
S%3t NASHVILLE, July Id.
LIEyT.G GENERAL GRANT: Some of
the members ofthe House Of Represen
tahvts ofJhe Tennessee General Assem-
ply oondnct themselves in very re-
1raceorY, manner. absenting themselves
to prevent'a quorum, thus obstr,etihg
business. ( The Governor cannot manage
them with the means at his disposal,
and has applied to me Dr military assis.
tanqs. Shall L furpishit?
IN. GEo. II. Thomas, Maj. .Gen's.
The following answer was immediate.
Wy givens, ~s's' aA.a,~
H,.if{,,ss n. 4WAsuINaroN, July IL. q
General Grant will instruct General
Thp8masthat. tho facts statedin his .ele.
stfni aainot warrant the interference of
military authorities. The administra.
ton jot the. laws and preservation of the
pence in Nashville belong properly to
&',e State authorities, and the 'dnty Of
t United States forcesis hot to inter.
'efesfn any way in the controversy be-.
t&eeI The political authorities" Of the
State, and Gen! Thomas win Strictly
'nBstaip from any Interference between
them. a.l
,ib.T."g e. NJ. STANTON. Sec. War.
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Special Commissioner OF asyenuss

WAsHrseroN, July The Score
tary of the Treasury has appointed to
the new office of Special Commissions
ver Of the Revenue, David A, sWeEa
now Chairman of the United States
Revenue Commission. The office
was created by Congress with the ex-
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-19
1866.

"COSTAR'S' RAT EXTERNIINATOR is
simple, safe and ,snre-the most perfect
RAT -ifcation meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat il, and every +, one that
eats it will die. gopcrally at some place 3
-Loke iSbo1s Jtieh Msrror. 5.gs
HsS" Sec CasrAR ADVERTISEMENT above.
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
III -EQUITY.
Bill to
Perpetuate
Nv. nl.AAA
Ex Parte

Elk Parte Bill to
C.. ID. Melton, Perpetuate
solr Northern Circuit. Testimony.
TENNETSDoUaLksssl hAysag filed her
u Petition under above Bill in order to
perpeuate the testimony TO the past exis-
tenoe, loss and contents of Deed of ConseyI
ence, 10 him of certain tract of land,
situatei Fairfield DISTRICT, on the waters Of
Little River, byAthe'Iieif at Law Of fAlexan.
der Douglass, decd All parties interested
are notified to appear at the expiration of
three months from this date. to cross. exam,
inc the witnesses that may be produced, and
produSa testiepnyiin repiy,E VI IA
ISAAC II. MEANS.
C. f.. f. D.
Commissioners Gfice, ,''.,t
Winnsboro. s. c.. June 18th 1856.
juno l9-tlsmSm .Sdsi ! &c f%'mM
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press understanding he was to be ap-
pointed. This is the first instance
where a civil Office has been created
fora particular individual. "a
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1866.

RATS rersus BIRDS Whoever engages
In shooting small birds is a cruel man who
ever aids in extermlnating rats is q benefac-
tor. We should like somo one to give us
the benefit of their experience in driving
out these pests We need something be-
-Seiehtvfe Ameritah, ". r.
.99A. SeetCosTAR's''a advertisement above.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-19
.a,, HARDWARE
j US T r b G E l V f D
,5 by
Ketchin, McMaster & Co.,,

HAND SAWS, Planes, Augcrs, Chsels,
IL Files Of several kinds, Screws, Hinges,
Screw Drivers, Door and Pad Locks, Draw
ing Knives, Steel and Iron Squares, Com
passes, fine Cutlery
Garden Trowels, Hoes and Forks, Per-.
cnssion Caps, Colts Cartridges, Faucets and
Molasses Gates and Porcelain linel Sauce
Pans and Preserving Kettles.
ALSO, .,
Shoe Thread, Wrapping Twine, PlOw Lines,
We'll Rope, Shot.
ALSO. ....|..
A fresh supply of emotions as Tuck Combs,
Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes, Vest and
Coat Bu,tons, Ladies' Belts, Ladies' Hose,
Ladies' Collars, Port Monnaies, Lin en-
Braids and Tapes Elastic Braid, &c., sc.
Juno Soft t,.s..,
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.n Rule to Plead. !,
THE state of South Carolina.
Fairfield DISTRICT,lS & /.
= IN the cosIMoN PLEAS. ~
=. Ii, L. Elliott,
vs.. Attachment
E JOHN Adger, } ..- ~, =

MT THEREAS the Plaintiff did on, the
w 7th day Of May, A., d, 1866, file his
Declaration against the Defendant, who las
is said, is absent from end without the
limits of the State, and has neither wife
nor attorney known within ohe same aponi
whom a copy of the said declaration might
be served. ~ .Oit ~ ''''i''i 'f't - n
5 It'is therefore ordered that the said
fendant do appear and plead 10 the said
Deolaraiop ON OF. before the Sth day of May,
A. d. 1867, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment wall then be given and awarded for
the plaintiff against him.ps cq 1Iig go
Gasl sleN : S!B. CB0WNEY. ONC3P:l .
~ Clerks Office, Fairfield DistricspRsss
2lMsy 7tb, 1885 .tsdo -j.td e.Nri
may l0'66-leSmly ~ -
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1866.

u INCREASE OF RATS, The Farmers
Gazette (English) asserts and proves by fig
pres THAT one pair of. RATS will have a pro-
geny and defendants no less than G5l 1850
IN three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be kept down, they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain $4,000
human beings
BSS% Sec ee"CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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The Tennessee Legislature.

. WAsHl>oN, July To- The follow
ing dispatch, was received to day frops
Maj. Gen, Thomas:
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
NorIc'
TO THE sTOCRHOLDERs
Op THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
OF TRYAS


In consequence of the late war and all communication be-
the stockholders North having been II has
become necessary open communc and let them know
the condition OF the company at this time AZ general
18th day March, 1861 resolved that subscription
share should be made by each stokhodcr
number OF shares held by him Of the reduced stock
which subscription stock should be issued This action
necessary raise sufficient fund satisfy debts then
stng against the company and save from sale and
The breaking out shortly after and all communal
cation being cut OF. sufficient raised,
consequently the Sd of September 1884, the road
sold The purchaser generously prorcd the road TO those
who had paid their funds In good faith: new company
passed q resolution allowing all stockholders who held
stock, for which q valuable consideration had been
given the company, should be rensated In the
ganizaton upon the following conditions To wtThat
Louisville Convention March Is 1853 reducing their stock
half and further payment OF 81 share the num-
ber of reduced directed under resolution
of March 15 1851 Louisville Convention Of that date The
action Of the Board above ratified at the general meet
ing of stockholders held at New Orleans the I'd day Of
I'D day Of March, lSoS
Therefore, notice hereby given TO all stockholders
comply with the above resolution half
Of which may be paid BY the 18th day OF April 1868 The
intention the other half which must be paid Ia full by
the list Of June 1866 and notice is hereby that all
dcnquents after that date will be forever OF from any
connection with the company Under the State laws OF
Texas rnroad company shall issue stock certificates or
than 500 per share eaue consequently the stock
this company will be issued 10 conform to that law
Burkhardt Louisville, KY Is the authorized agent
Of the company receive all moneys and stock Stock viii
issued for all moneys paid the above calls Persons
sending money accompany 1t with the certificates OF
sent), which will be forwarded for reissue.
JOHN NJ WASkOM, President s. L. II. X. Co.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

A.-Finest Ready Made Clothing In
America-Gens Youths, Boys and Chldren's, all quite
equal 10 custom work.
BRORAw BROS, 62 Lafayette place,
And "a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

A BOOn.-WarG's Ladies' Paper Collars
and Cuffs Also Gents, wholesale and retail wholesale
price list drawings different styles
trade. s. W. II. WARD 357 Broadway, N Y.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

B. A.-A.-GOld is Down, Down, Down. -
CUTTERS ENGLISH BIrTERs Is the best
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
MarvIu's Patent All Right
IN THE GREAT flRE. p

Nrw YoRg, April 7, 1893
Meurs MARVIN CO., No. 2S3 BrpadwAy-tiESrs-W
have last opened An and Dry Plaster safe we bought
building OF Broadway aud Barclay street and ie INTO
fhc cellar very much IT, r able 10 say ina
every nook paper bankb Il IN good oreryery much
eer tAan Ne expected after the intense heat
We shall wsnt and larger of the same sort
very Yours truly, . NM q DtsOMs1,, ".
large assortment Of Bankers and Merchants ssfes on
hand.
MARVIN CO. ss nsroaSsay rs.as Ser ys,Salios,, ro5s
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
,.e.s with Children,

Howe Sewing Machine Company
FIIAs HOWE, Jr.. President CD Broadway Agents
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

Csisf adorO's HAIR Dye-The Dest ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied, at No.
Asto
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashcd.-
Drawings circulars and information sent.
J. Il. CL AYTON, 10 Wall street, N. Y.
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Fine Gold Watches,

for ladies gentlemen Gold Hunting epines and lever,
,n iewelIed and fortyhve to two hundred dol
lars esch: Ladies' pilmond and Enamel Watches 0old
Hunting Amrrirau Levers low eighty dollars ch
For sale by GEO O. ALLEN. fl5 Broadway, door below
IA al str
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

Corns. Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases cured by Dr. zAcHARIE 76J Broad
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No. 1.-Rieh hm0nd, Fortress M0nro
AND NORFOLK VIA CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Cheapest and most interesting route OF the season.

Cheapest and most interesting route Of the season.
The elegant and steamers OF the
, NEW LINE
popuarly know leave Baltimore from Spears wharf,
O'Clock every evening for Norfolk, Fortress Monroe,
fity and Richmond. The steamers the GEORGE
tEARY; JAMES 7. BRADY, CITY POINT and JOHN
day giving travellers ample opportunity all
objects rendered interesting by the late war,
The above steamers all fast, with gentle
manly commanders and obligng clerks The O'Clock A. NJ
York makes close connection with this line
must be careful 10 ask al the depot for tickets
by the New Line. and to take no other.
No effort will be spared merit continuance OF the
liberal patronage already bestowed
JAMES BIRCKHEAD, JR., Agent.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

A.-Royal Havana and All Legal Lot
terry filed. J. CLUTE, Broker, l76 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

BROWNS BRoNCHiAt. TROCHEs have been thoroughly
steadily increased purely their merits they
have with those who, from Pulmonary Bron
.qha Asthatic complaints require tucm For Coughs
nd Col I'm theya eincucOus
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

Mueh sickness with Children,
A we'll as adas attributed 20 other causes, Is occasoned
by worms. BROWNS "yERMIfUGE coMFirs" are
nectuaI In destroying worms do possible inj
40 the most delicate child
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

G0uraud's Oriental cream. or MnS Steas
Bcsutfer Meretririousm certificates needless Gub'
fIfES ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP plinples,
ireckles erupons moth and all skin blcmshes AT bis
deIot, 4o3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
IcntaI Cream, or Magical

Grover & Bakers First Premium Elias
tyc stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines 400 Broadway
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

.ry ~ Irrss Hat should order one gossamer
cnrk body ak Hats manufactured only by MILLER, Az
prn.dwsy Mr.. Thomas N. Parx, lae with Drake, New
York Hotel would be happy TO see his fends and customers
n The above place.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
New York. Eprii o, 1860.

New Bermuda Tom matoes-.5ust arrived,
sna afo' 'Ae w '"' ''- BERMID DA PRODUCE co.
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Mystcry,-Wc Cmnnot

All Prizes I'm the Kentucky. Shelby and
Royal Havana Lotteries cashed. Information given
r. GAIGE, Broker, 735 broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

MOtm WnU
fRECKLE LOTION. Discolorations, called moth patches
and freckes eectaay removed by using Perys cele
Tst 20 Bond street New York all drug Price
81 Call for Perry's Moth and Frecklc Lotion.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof safes.
farre nssortnnen 63 Murray street. corner OF College
place. 80
Ev.ra.,r: Wedding Gard Depot. aoa
Bradway, New York Ali the latest styles.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

= Address-Pollas< ~ Son, Meersch aum
Manufacturers @ Broadway Fourth street. Pipes cut
10 order, mounted and repaired.
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FINANCIAL.

DO1ToMRY-SAO00-BRIG SAN yUAN.-AT TIE RE
ID quest OF Lorenzo Jusqua master Of the Mexican brig
In writing win be received BY the undersgned at
their val sys Tor the scS sum , or SIX m.sa 70
repair he damages by vessel getting ashore
on The vesss and on her srngs rs freight on her
homeward voyage from this port 10 sisgl, Mex.c2
Proposals will be received until two O'Clock OF tuesday
next, April TO-
Dated NEW Y0Ka, April s. 1865
COLES COUNTY 1LLINOIS) BONDS WANTED-IN
" exchange for United States Tenfory Bonds Holders
will address me at Charleston Ill. JOHN MONROE.
nIvIDEND.-THE GOULD 4 CURRY SILVER MN
~ ing Company has declared dividend OF Eighty dollars
fos In gold payable and after the 9Th instant
through the Bank Of California. stock for div
dends In New York, by LEES 4 WALLER IS Pine street.
NEW YoRK, April 4. 1855
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

Batchelor's Hair Dyc-Thc Best I'm tho
world the perfect Dye: harmless. reliable insanta-
Factory 81 Barclay street.
Buy MIlicr's Hair Dyc.Natural and
durable Large size Is Sold by druggists Depot %
Dey street
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

Mystcry.-We Cannot Understand
why KNOX Is putting building large enough ~ hold
twenty million hats, when his new spring style which
Is light and graceful poets dream, oil as fast ss
he nniactured. Until the palace Ia compled,
KNOWS depot at ISL Fulton street. two doors from Broad
way, and 633 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
Brooklyn City News.

FATAL KEROSENE AccDESr.-On last Sunday morning
Ellen Connolly eleven years Of age living at the house
OF Christopher Dunn in Butler street, Classon ave-
nue. while in the act Of building fire poured some kero
eene oil upon lighted paper, when the containing
exploded scattering the burning fluid the body Of
the girl and injurng her In such manner that death
resulted In q few hOlrs
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

Orr. q Iacnaughrs spool Cotton, for
..,,,,g machine and hand use, unsurpassed
ALEXANDER KNOX, No. 8 fine street " "
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FINE ARTS.

Ill wry-ussnrsum and sun FlctJrus tafen nsht NO
q Ssr-i.y a nnsefn.ut hnf ne tirtnfrf 'nf',, "
S.-s o :.s.s re. .isu D. Z. - . S-~'--
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
WK9 Hdds6f River Railroad Company
Versus Their Attorney.
suPRExE oocRf-ciAMBERs.
Before Judge Cerke

An argument took place n tho chambers Of the su.
irene Court yesterday before Judge Cerks respecting
the right Of the former counsel r. Thomas NJ NORTH
of the Hudson River Railroad Company to retain the
lssa papers OF the corporation until payment Of his
osts as such counsel under the which provides that
no attorney be substituted until his costs paid
Recently, Il appears Mr. North was removed, and he
1ook away all the papers, declining to give them up or
20 allow the substitution OF attorney until his
costs should be paid. The company the other hand
claim that Mr. North hiss lien the papers, by
agreement he received salary had his ONCE expenses
paid and allowed all coss obtained from parties op
posed TO the company.
An order to show why Mr. North should not give
mp the papers obtained and the question argued
IT considerable length. Decson reserved.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

The Improved Elliptic sewing Ma
,,,ns-' A. H sUPLgE as7 Broadway. As~nts wanted
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

Ballard House, Richmond. Va, is Now
open for the reception Of guests newly and elegantly fur
nished throughout the most desirable comforts
and accommodations and s propreors VIII spare no pains
NJ. ID. MAINE CO.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
MILLINERY

HfuIIgIRY.-TnE rAEsIAN fLowER GO SoMrASh sIisl,,,
nj ..s ,, On Vrw The largest stock % frcnch Arlria
in ihls market Nherp and mcii.,ss IN searsh oi
1870. rusrlnf should uAfefl N" ats..
,ts fashions al The eompsnyA rooms. NOS "' ana "'
Irnadwny.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

New York. April o, 1860.
ressr~ rvsvutIGru Co. 100 Maiden ane:-
Are which dcs royed the en'ire corner
OF Broadway and Barclay street We had one o ygnr ln
sroyed pls Safes which contained our
kots parrs opening the safe We found everything
fn p-rssrt M please send y my nes 0hee Que
s,i your No SAies ecy saus1ed az y the
J. A. MOSSELL co.
a ts~ae as.,rtment OF the atoye
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The New York herald., 1866-04-10

A Thousand Perfumes Have Hitherto
had and discarded but the popularity OF the
Extract of the MIGHT BLOOMING CEKECs,,' Ike It's
fade die The moment IL Is inhaled
feel that s the supreme luxury OF It's cassunapproaeh-
~ PHALoN 4 SON, New York.