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PAPER AT AUCTION.
DEPoT QUARrERMAsTER' OFFICE,
WAsHIAaTON, July "a, 1857,

:, y,
VIII be sold, At public auction at the oies Of the
QuRrtermaAter General, from Five to Ten Thousand
Pounds Of REFUSE PAPER, consulting Of old en-
Seopss, yellow and white wrappers and cuttings Of
Manila paper-Tefuse Of the QuarteTmRster Generals
ohiee,
The sale will take place the 3lst OF July, at
O'Clock, m, at the cellar door OF the basement Of
the bulldog opening on Seventeenth street. and will
be under the supervision Of Breyet Lieutenant
Colonel Z. T. Camp, Assistant QuRrtermaster.
The paper will be weighed and delivered In the
sacks In which 1t Is packed Immediately after the
sale, and cash payment In Government funds be re.
quirsd for the gross weight at the time Of delivery
the weight Of the sacks TO be deducted at the time Of
their return and the amount paid therefor refunded
to the purchaser which should not be later than 2
o 'clock on the day after the sale.
The paper eau be seen at any time before the sale
by calling at the QuaTtermAster Generals ofoe, so
far as II may be possible without emptying the sacks
for the purpose. CHARLES Ii. T0MPKINS,
jyie,h BV. Brig Cen, Depot QuaItsrmastsr,
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WHITE Duck and Marseilles Vests,
Fancy Marseilles Vests. very nne. and Width Sack
Coats and Pants at Henning's, corner Of sevsnth
street and Maryland avenue, whore all the prices
marked In plain figures.
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L o G Al ITE M s.
~ Chickering a. SONS
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT

AShickertnR q SOns
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
AT THE
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS,
In addition to the
GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
The Emperor NAPOLEON in person, accompanied
the presentation with the decoration Of the
Gross Of the Legion Of Honor,
Thereby eonferring to the
CHIoKERIN MEDAL
The only distisetion over the four other medals
awarded for Plano forteS, all Of which exactly
alike, and Of equal value, aud thereby confirming
the unanimous award Of the
Three Jurfes and the Imperial Commission,
Placing the CHICKERING PIANO at the
HEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
Sole agency JOHN y. ELLIS,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jy22-H Washington, D. c.
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|" THOMPSON a co., ~
~ DRUGGISTS, Cor. Ninth and streets,
Ia SOLE AGENTS III
FUK THE CELEBRATED RUSSIAN AMERiJAh
SODA wArER
TIE COLDBsr AND BEST In THE CITY
A full stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumsry, 10,
always on hand, and will be sold at Is per cent less
than at any other drug store In the city.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours
BY an experienced druggist. jyD
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
ID AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FUREITURK t

TRUsTER's SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE (
By virtue Of deed OF trust to me, duly executed
August q, 1866, and recorded In Liber X H. H. No q
folio 49, &o OF the ehAel records OF the
Of Washington, District Of Columbia, at the request
In writing Of the party In interest," shall SELL at
public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY
the Sd day Of August 1857 at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon, at the auction room Of Green Williams,
ner OF Seventh and streets, Washington city b. c..
an elegant assortment Of Household Furniture,
nearly new.
There 10 included In this lot Of Furniture
One RnAbe Piano and stoOl-cost $3.50,
One Florence Sewing MAehine-cost sl5O.
walnut Bureaus,
walnut Chairs.
KlsgAnt silver Ware,
WArdrobs, Carpets,
sidsboards, 40, &c.
Terms Cash. r. LRECH,
Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
jy29 AuctionssTs
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PA w N h n O k Z rs.

EO1 N OF ICE E. ESh
CS4 POOR PEOPLES FRIEND. OO4
P. BoYER's LOAN oFFICE,
bs4Twslfth street, between and D, near Pennsylva-
mia avenue. Money Loaned on Ladies' and Gentle-
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamond, Jewelry, Pistols, Mechanical Tools, &c.
Business confidential. Old Gold and Silver bought.
jal7-u p. BOYER.
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NEW YORK SECOND BOARD SALES.
Coupons, 110fj 6-2O's, 1862, 1l1i; BIOS, 1864,
1901; 5-2O's, 1865, 1921; 5-20's, January and
July, 1865, 1osij 1o-40's, 102Ii 1905, August,
1915 1906, June, 1911 1905, July, 1915
Gold 1891 ...
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FREScu DRAB D'ErE, Tricol and Black
Cloth Sacks with broad binding. ali sizes and quail
ties, at A. saks Co SIT Seventh street, sdjOin-
Ing Bank OF the Republic.
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SPECIAL NOTICE ES.

- Free 20 Everybody.-A large PIP.
Circular giving information Of the greatest Import
anes to the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homsly may become beautiful
the dsspised respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, by re-
turn ruail. Address p. o. Drawsr,4i,
mhl9-d&w1y Troy, Y.
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DIANOSI PIANOS!
AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH.
[CAble Dlspatch,l

[CAble Dispatch,l
"PARis ExPosITIoN, July ], 1867.
"sTEINwAY 4 SONS, New York. have been
awarded by tho Supreme Jury OF the Exposition
THE FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT for the
highest degree Of perfection In Grand, Square, and
Upright Pianos, and the most valuable Invention
showing the greatest progress In the construction OF
Plano Fortes with the strongest endorsement Of the
Supreme International Jury -
In addition to the above, ktslnway Sons have
received the following cable dispAtehi
"PARIs, July 4.
1.-THE great Sooete dss Bsaux Arts, Of Paris, have,
after careful examination OF all the musical instru
meuts exhibited at the Paris Exhibition awarded 70
sTEINwAY 4 SONS, Of New York, their oBAsp
TESTIMONIAL MEDAL for the greatest superiority anu
novelty Of construction in Pianos. "
A full assortment Of sTEINwAY's Grand, Square,
and Upright Pianos for sale At the wsrerooms Of
W. O. METzERorr 4 CO.,
Jy2a.u SIS Pa, ave-, bel, 9th and l0th sss,
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81 To Consumptivss.-Ths Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks, By
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with Q severe lung Affection. and that dread
disease, Consumption, 10 anxisus 10 make known 70
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pre-.
serpon used, free Of ehsrge,) with the dirsetiont
for preparing and using the same, which they will
and suRn CuRE yoR CossuxPrIos, ASTHMA, BRoS-
oHIrIs, DO. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription Is to benefit the aniistsd
and spread information which he ooneeives to be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as II will cost thsm nothng and may prove
. blessing. 4''
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc2-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co., my.
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FSTA LlSHED 1852.-HERz-
L BERG's LOAN oFFICK.-Highest advances
made on Watches, Diamonds. Jswelry. Wearing
Apparel, and all kinds Of Merchandise. Business
strictly eonndsntial. 85l North @ street, between
Pour and a.haf and Sixth streets, Immediately in
rear Of the National Hotel. Jals.Sm
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TOSEPH Ii. SHAFFIELD'S
81 FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
26 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets,
Having enlarged and rehtted my establishment, It
Is the largest and hnest In the eity-somet
long needed in ngton-and am now prepared
to furnish my customers and the public in general
with the best Of everything In the CONFECTIONERY
line Parties, Pairs, Weddings, etc. Furnished at
the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms
mye.9m JOSEPH II. SHAFFIBLD.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

NEW ADVERTISEMEN1
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~ Know Thy Dcstinys-MsdamsE E. II.
THoRsroS the great English Astrolo gis Clairvoyan
and Psychomstrisian, who has astonished the seien
the classes Of the Old World, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, as to enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest Importance
to the single or married Of either seq. while In q
state OF trance she dsneates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and By the aid Of an
instrument Of Intense power, known as the Psyeh.
omotrope, guarantees to produce a lfslike picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant, 30
sethsr with date Of marriage, position in lfo lead
Ing traits Of character, &e This is no humbug, as
thousands oftestimonials assert She will send,
when desired, certified Certificate written guar
antee, that the picture Is what II purports to be.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and complexion, and on
closing nfty cents and stamped envelope addressed
TO yourself you will receive the picture and desired
information by return mail. All communications
sacrsdly confidential. Address, In confidence, MAD.
ANE Z. =. THORNTON, P. o. Box 22s, Hudson, MY.
mhl9.d&wly
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So The Gravest Maladies OF Youth and
EARLY HAsHooD.-Howard Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors.
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the nrst age OF man
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
ployed in this Institution. Sent in scaled letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, PhilAdslphia.
Penn. myl7-Sm
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GOOD BATHING, FISHING, Sc.

Fare for Round Trip. (POr Gentlemen only ss
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Meeting ~ Rectifyers Yesterday.
The rectfye or this city held meeting yesterday a.
the Howard House. TO cleo. delegates 10 tho Washington
Convention g. W. Kidd. Of the arm Of & N. Pike
Co., presided
The following resolutions we're adopted
Resolved, That in she opinion Of the merchants ncro
assembled Congress should a. once relieve tho restraints
the removal Of tho obnoxious inqustorA provisions OF
the law.
Resolved That tho officers OF the government are too
many and too dercct for the fair administration Of that
law
Resolved That the upon spirits should DO reduced
and tho incentive aud premium 10 the Immense and
conceded frauds thereby withdrawn.
Resolved That the bonded warehouse system should
be- abolished or reformed, ~ Of great fraud
upon the revenue.
Resolved That the best mode Of ascer,ainins the tar
due from distiIson ls 10 the capacity Of the
still and TAX accerdngy, and not seek the tax BY mpo-
stion and txaclIon OF those In other departments Of
trade.
Resolved That there should be better system Of ac-
countabllty from the revenue officers 70 me kovsrn,
meat This is Indispensable 10 the honest ana ia'niui
execution OF the law
Resolved That 70 secure these enda the msrchsnts,
rscncra druggns aud Wholesale srocsrs o. rev lork
should combine with those Of similar pusne~ "a oeer
Cities with view 70 nsmosialss conee, snu naS
delegates the washsgton ccavsnton " instructed
fSs folIo"Ips named gentlemen wsrs appointed dele
estsS 10 ~ coming Convention 0soyss Holman, r.
N Ter. 0essrs D. Crasy, J. T. Cunningham, John
IeNausso d. \. D. Long and q. ". Kidd
re mstuig thsn adjourned
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Before Gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate
The wills Of the following deceased persons ID
mi.ted TO probate during the past week:-w. Q. Bull
Rsbscea Thompson, Mary McDonough, Grace R Robin
SON, Stephen c. Burdett, Janet Hnchman, W. Law.
renee, John Molard, Amy Garner, William l. Lock-
wood. el Eli Na@ te4 #N
Letters OF administration have been granted on the
follo~in estates Joseph Richards, Eliza Mccarthy,
Ellen Jane Dixon, Caroline Eaton Mary A Redmond
Hannah Nalonsy William G. Richardson, Charles VIII
son, Margaret Hutter, Daniel Cannon, Hamilton j.
Combes, Rebecca MAXWELL Aagdalins Fluschausr, Ed.
ward @. Jewett- .
Letters Of were issued for the following
ninors:-James s. Ely, guardian Of Olive, Jane and
William H. Dixon: John Murphy, guardian Of Johanna
Burns: Anastasa l. Hearne guardian Of Hamilton j. and
Antoinets Combes; Nathan Moss, guardian Of Louisa
and John Orey Adelia Taman, guardian OF Edward
Nav.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS YESTERDAY.
me following steamers, European and coastwse, left
this city ysstsrday:- tM WH tH


The following steamers, European and coastwise sf,
this city yesterday n
The saxonia, Captain Hack, OF the Hamburg Ameri-
can Packet Company, len her dock at Hoboken
for Hamburg, with 40 cabin and 10 Storage pas
ssuge tho United states mails and full cargo Ct COT
ton, lard, sewing machines and breadsturs.
The St Laurent, Captain Bocandc, Of the General
Transatlantic Company Left pier No so North for
Havrc and Brest With the French mails 50 CABIN pas
sengers full OF wheat cotton and provisions and
The Eric, Captain Hall, OF the National line iert
Town, With "a cabin and $50 stserags passengers and
fun cargo Of cotton, grain, cheese and bacon.
Ion p,sr No Ncrsn river FOR Liverpool Ga seow and
Derry, with 2S cabin and ~ Storage passengers and
full cargo Of corn. cotton and rosin
man line. left pier No 45 North river for Liverpool call
ing Queeustown with ri cabin and 1913 storage pas
seuges and fun cargo Of cotton, bacon choose and
fhs VIM Penn, Captain Billing. Of the London and
Ne. York steamship linz. left pier No . North rver
and full csrsoof grain and breadstufs
coAsTwBK
aSs IA North rai nssr h lor
Aspin.all With the United states mall 500 passengers
The Bsnvilie Captain Baker, OF ysssr. Livingston,
Fox Co.'S line left pier No. 80 North river Tor Ha-
vana with II passengers and fair cargo OF assorted
Megnt.
The Psrit Captain Delaney. OF MessnL spo1ord Tiles.
ton Co q line left pier No. North for Calves
ton, win rs passengers and fair cargo Of dry goods
boots and shoes.
rhe Mariposs OF the New York Mall Steamship CON-
panv left pier 70 North river for New Orleans with 20
cabin passengers and $50 soldiers, and fair cargo OF
provisions and dry goods.
the Geo Cromwell, Of Msssrs h D. Cromwell 4 Co.'s
line left pier No North river for New 0reans with -
Messengers and fair assorted cargo.
The Nightingale Captain Baker, Of the Southern line
Io pier 20 East river For New Orleans with 10 passsn
gers 30 troops IN the s'srass and fair miscellaneous
Tho San Salvador. Captain NIcksrsco, Of the Eupirs
line, left per Is North river for savannah, With -
visions,
rss Montgomery, Captain Lyon, Of the Black. star
vsnnsh. with II pssssnssn and fat miscellaneous
fhs Champion, Captain Lockwood, q tie Nsv York
NORTH river, with n passensefS Anl 9h cargo u
an sosds, pfSvsassa ziacniasv. besss - pAsA ~
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before his Honor.
sWhars your name ~ inquired Judge Dodge
me name, yer 'oaor, 10 Patsy Galliger."

charge. when sufficiently recovered he was introduced
before his Honor H
"Whats your name ~ inquired Judge Dodge a.
'Ae name yer 'oaor, 10 Patsy Galliger" Fl.
'whsre do you live. Patsy ~ continued the Judge
Live sur" excaims Pat .Anah, shure only KEN
over in the ship Trim tho ouid kuntry duder day The
ship KEN on 10 place called Portland, and then we
KEN N the steam coaches to hsrsn
Where's your luggsgefn inquired the magistrate
ING what yer Worship, inquiries the gentleman
from Ireland making vigorous attempt get his right
ear closer to the magistrate.
.Yoor clothes and Whatever things you brought with
'An is il mo thrunk 70 manor shure that's up At
the daypob" replies Pat, with sef-satisiled air
"Havo you the check ticket Of your trunk ~ asked
. The dlyil chick, yer Worship" says Patsy with
And how do you expect to get your trunkf" in
quired the magistrate.
that's ausrs , question e az y answered
box wud me name prcntsd on i n-in-white lesthurs
Be Pss Iiernsy a. the cross roads at home;
Z let You 50 now, where do intend to go iof Z"
Faith, IN go 70 my brethers,, was the response.
Where docs your brother liver"
He lives sur says Pat with his hand TO his head,
as II endeavng TO call TO mind the OF the place.
"he lives yer Worship, in town they call the Flat
Have you money to pay your fare ?"
have" and Pat put his hand in his brooches
How much have you ~ asked Judge Dodge
"Tu American sints, satd Patrick, Independently.
But that will only bring you across the ferry" said
his honor, by way OF Information TO Golger.
AN don't that % replies the broth Of boy ~
but the man that you let 60 just towld there
wus good bit Nv road 70 me brothers. and betune yu
an me, yer Honor, I'm able 70 shank IL HM
You can go,'' said Judge Dodge; but be sure you
don't come here again, Patrick"
The poor smigrant smiled his gratitude and then de-
parted.
ALLEGED HEAVY FoRGERY-Yesterday afternoon two
mon, named Eli Friias and Edward Hall, were arrested
by Detectives Irwin and Farley complaint Of Aort
msr Wilkins, Of No. Courtlandt street. who charges
them with having forged bis name to six checks
amounting 70 $1,000 The accused are held for exam
ination.
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NEWsYoRKgcITY.'
THE COURTS.
lpM1ru STATES DISTRICT cuuRT-IM BANKRUPTCY.

Emportane Questien Usder the New bankrupt
NLaw-Are Confessions Of Judgment Acts Of
Bankruptcy
Before Judge Batehford. -
N Ae Natter Of Asa Craft-Thm u . petition 10 de-
Glare debtor compulsoriy . bankrupt on the ground
hat he gave In July last confessions OF judgment
creditors for the sum OF $500 His stock trade
ssised By the Sheriff In execution and sold. 4-.-~e
The Court referred the matter the Commissioner to
take the testimony and report and the matter now
mp upon the evidence taken on behalf Of tho pe
Mr. Edwin James counsel for the debtor stated that
agreed that the simple question 70 be decided was
whssnsr confessions OF juagmsns; sansuonsa ,s ~
Bankruptcy under the bankrupt law. He was pre-
pared to contend that unless they were shown to have
given BY tie debtor q fraudulent they
Msssrs Benedict and Boardman. FOR the creditor,
urged this Of the most important questions
arising under the new law and that all confessions Of
Judgment were thereby rendered void.
Judge Blatchford conceded the importance Of the
question now before him but before rendering ns 40
property to the amount Of some millions Of dollars in
this city may be affected By this decision
Bankrupt Cases.
Judge Blatchford continued the hearing Of cases on
bankruptcy during the afternoon.
In tho matter OF John A. Red-fn this case proof Of
srdsr was lsd and laid over for hearing The 7sh Of
December.
In the matter OF Ogden Smith, I'm this Messrs
Man and appeared for the debtor ana demanded
In The matter Of John Davenport this case proc
Of service was fled and the hearing laid for the 7h
q December. Msssrs D. and II. Mcmahon appeared for
, In the matter OF Jonathan h Hasbrouck.-This case
was adjourned by telegraph TO December 10.
debtor was audgcd bankrupt and ordered for reference
- Q commissioner.
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SUPERIOR couRT-cHAMeEas.

The DEVILS Auction In a New Phase.
Before Judge Garvin.
b1Ae Nes0 Fork Musesns Association Joseph Tamaro
and John De Pol-This is . suit in which writ Of tam
perary injunction has been granted, enoining the de-
PENDANTS who are managers Of Banvards Opera House.
from removing certain theatrical properties upon which
the pla nti lessee has lien security for the rent
The rent Of the premises 900 per year. payable in
monthly nstalments and plaintiff claims that II was TO
be paid in advance. Defendant claims that the monthly
not be until the end OF the month The up on
motion for permanent injunction, bat was adjourned
without argument until next week. For plaintiff, Hugh
Rsavss; for defendants. B. C Thaysr.
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Of he Arn q Cunningham Co., Of No II worth
street. accidentally fall through The hachwsy late on FRI
day evening from the second door 10 the subssar
ceiving several severe bodily COMMISSIONS He was
promptly conveyed BY Mr.. Thomas NJ Andrews Of the
same rm 70 the New York Hospital whore he received
every surgical attention.
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ASorRrn CHICAGO DlvoRcy Cssx--In the superior
Court yesterday, suit was commenced by Eliza Dowd
against William Dowd for divorce The bill states a
marriage a. Jsnesvlle, VIA, tho 18th day Of Feb
ruary 1863 and tho existence OF the relation OF hus-
band and wife until the November following The wife
charges that hr husband deserted her without cause
after two months OF III treatment on bis part some
time since ne wrote her, saying ba was In lresnd ssk.
ing her forgiveness and little money, that he might re-
turn to her. She sent him e35. and about two months
later received letter postmarked Camdsp, N ~ stating
that BIO was his way beck, bat bad spent all her
money She then borrowed and ssnt him S2t. Some
time after he ssnt for her. sayine she wanted him
DID, but did nos hin for I've monthn when he re-
turned y hsr, aayiag thrss dayA orusay III treating
gusny eainR her 10 b tarned ost u ~ houss Shefe
" ivsd Win ulster, since which upe ~ has res tu
hftA Anl ne Sonv wsat y - hpd, y AhDsAn s-cA<.
~ HbN, NoA - #N4Hf1F8n. AZ /,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge Against q Post Once Employ,


Before Commissioner Osborn.
ne United States George W. Dusenbury.-The de-
PENDANT in this case was, Friday evening last at
hate hour arrested by Mr. Gayor, Special Agent Of the
Pest once Department, charge Of having certain
letters the property Of the Postmaster General i'm
properly in his possession. Bail in $4,000 was given
By the defendant await examination fxed for
row morning.
The Cargo OF the PeterhoH.
The further hearing Of this resumed yeser-
day before Commissioner Osborn. Mess Ward and Cove
Who have already frequently reported in the HERALD
brought demand for Gao against the cargo OF the
Pserho for storage produced further evidence to show
Mat their demand not excessive and that fair
and reasonable The witnesses who testified behalf
Of Ward and Cove examined by Mr. Augustus
y. smith the part OF the OF the cargo, Mr..
Esassus Benedict appearing for Ward and Cove. The
further hearing Of the matter was adjourned till Mon
DAY next
Petitions Filed I'm Bankruptcy.
The following petitions nled bankruptcy yes
tsrday Morris Kyler New York city, referred to Regis
Yer Allen; Edward D. Miller referred to Register Dwght
William Flandrau, Jr. referred TO Register Ketchum.
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SUPREME couRT-caAMBEHs.
The Olympic Theatre Litigation.
Before Judge Barnard.

Before Judge Barnard
Beue Receiver, o. Duff, Receiver, &c.-Ths long liti-
gated suit in which the lessee Of the Olympic theatre
involved came up again before this court yesterday.
when, after considerable argument Is to whether It
should be adjourned, tho was finally put until
the 18th Of December For plaintiff, d. Field and B.
G Thayer; for defendant, A. J. Vanderpoel.
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Measured BY she standard OF $780, therefore,
We supply for 1896 o. 1853 vss thirty .psr cent
In sHcs9, while there has bsen . denSst!en Of
nsssIs goods fos either ysas gnyshfss pss cspt q
enc husdrsd hs supply q 1900 10 equal . forty ADD
tep 1sseenlne ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ einglv - ~ -
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Accumulated excess Tor the two years. ~
Here then taking estimates or experts In trade, IL
demonstrated that the detection In normal demand
since has been yearly equal TO twenty three per
cent OF the annual demand before tho war; representing
the present Southern demand by zero and the
lated detection for the Two years s05 and 1861 10,
therefore, equal 70 fortysix per cent OF the whole Dc.
mand FOR 1860. The following table therefore, exhibits
tho oxcess Of supply actual and normal demand
the years 1896 and 1865