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COVERNMENT sALR or BUILDING Ma
~ ~RIAL
QUILDIN0S AT CONvALESCENT CAaPAT
- AUCTION. ~

ID AUCTION. ' VIZ Al
Wash,nstoa, ID C, Feorusry .. 1871.
* order OF The Quartz rm ,-ter General, ths
Ing Bridge and Alexsudria, will be sold At pub
nc 1I'iOn >; or p EHpan March under
~ NJ s.le to comm.noe At 70 O'Clock
Hdu,.. STi,diSgs SS%vrise z; BaEI.eks Mesa
ary. wash House, oBioes, stables Shed AMI
sinks, which vary IN sizefron 7xlo feet to 2sxi15
Buildings will he ssld siseiy
TerDs: Cash. in Cove rInseu 1T funds
Fifteen dsys from date of sale viii be granted
purchasers TO remove their binding;
fe9-2li Aets Ghiefo NJ DsSot " '"S'ns on.
GoVERNnENI SALE AT CHARLESTON,
The asn fSOIowins Ordnance Property viii he .od
s.,o aaG,lSn on M mo SG.d Sss. Arsenal
commencing At 10 O'Clock 3
APSnt GC met me-, ton. gaSn.nJ ,A.t Iron
hall have valuable ssf' metal attached
About 40 tens Leadeo shell
Ab' ut - tons scrap Wrought Iron
e. a. 5oa; SsrsH ,ss GssPTT S
Te wU-drn CHASSIS s.i ir T'ee'' '''"'''
| About 10 Cavalry saddles $50 ,EridIes, 8 800
SWar,L'ase Boxes, and quantity OF other Leather
! large Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Agnsw,
About 100 barrels UnsersiceabIe Powder.
Aho, large Hn. Al, Of other Properly con
hope, implements, Mi scsllaneons I, ois 30 &c.
Terms: Cash on the day OF sale, in United States
Amp time allowed fo- the removal of Proper
~ az he e1 piIation -i which that not removed
BY authority CT Chief OF Ordnance:
Capt Ordnance and t 3 s a.'cS. s.A,
fs9-sSmtd Command ChsrlestoR Arsenal.
| ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.
Dspo, Qaartsrma,tc,'s Omc..
WIN ,, Bait,msy, Nd; February s, 1857
10 timtre, Government No
South hu.aw street, on WEDNESDAY, IL N,
,.,, ARMY CLOTHING,
's,41s NEW YORK STATE JACKETS.
OF .gular pattern, and otherwise uhsui ted for
By reason Of its long retention in store, IN.
material 10 in some instances more or less dam
The sale will take place lots to suit purchasers
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, ON day Of
Three days allowed to remove purchases
By order Of the oun tsrmastsr General
| and Assistant Qusrterrnsst-r, u. 5. A
ApRE0N, THOMAS { %,
No. Is South Charles street.
eSlot Aoctioneers.
IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT YRS
w,,., BaLL,m9re. w. January 81, 1857
q Ts.b asRds,'%p shaIi, E,si B.inoro on
S0fAAD SIDE " Eliza hEIF SSrxAhkK OosMo-
vi I!9 tons; length, rs feet breadth of beam n
leet depth OF hold, Is feet cylinder co nches and
| IL ieet stroke. ~
rare opportunity Is afforded in the sale of this
Steamer to persons desiring to Rur sse really
FIRST class vessel.
She IL Of hight draft the engine and boilers Ara
IN NEST excellent condition. and the hu n perfect
ly sound and strong.
1t IL believed that fer riZe aid build the Cos mo-
poiitan surp ssses any vessel ithel to offered bv
Goys nmeBt for sale at this port
Terms cash, in Government funds, on DAY of
sale. "
Further particulars may be learned upon appIi.
SGn tot 10 mad fs, AM.
MesHs. APRkON, THOMAS h CO., NO. IS,
South Charles street.
BY order Of the Quarterrna sfer General.
A B. kIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. M, q. s. A
fe LA Depof On
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OKsTRAL RAnRo.
Il MINTEk ARkANGEMEN

The trsins of the Pennsy lvani. Central Rail
rssu lesSe the Depot, at 5Ist and Msrket s,r.~,.
winch ie ca he'd directly by tie cars OF the nar '
ket street Pssse niger Railway Thoee Of the tYhs,
nat AID alnut street Railway run vitbfu on,
square IF It. nin ono
on suNHAYs-rhe Market Street C.r.l..
DE-. aitYrs Of each IT ain '' INC
MsNNs BAGGAGE EXPRESS will call ,,-
and deliver Bagg age at the Depot Orders Lar
81 tie once, 10 oSi Chesth ut street, will receive
attention. ~'''o
Td,pS Ls9rs H,so, r..
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In The ORPHANS COURT FOR THE OOuN
drG 0F WAsHINGTON, IN THE DISTRICT

Julia Addison, guar dian to her minor son.
Charles Morris Addison, having reported TO the
court that IN pursuance Of its ecree ratiied AM
approved by the supreme Court of the hi strict of
Celumbia; that she sold the interest of her sail
ward Ia the folIo~ise property. lying and bel ng
In the city Of Washington 10 wit That Lot az
ground situate on K street north, known AZ Lot
No SIN Davidson's subdi vision Of Square 1874, in
said ely. to General Richard D. Cutts ami tn At
i1sfeaa Of with the terms Of sale he has
Paid me whole purchase n ouey n cash. with in.
Ing to l,34s 30. 1t 10 this sth day Of Tebrusry,
Isb ordered BY the Court that said sale be rs IT,
nod ana Confirmed on the 18th day Of febru .ry,
on or before raid day Provided co OF Of thisor-
oeI Re pnbllshed In the Nation nal Intslli geacar
ana Evening Star once q week for three sncnss
sive weeks prior to ssid day
VIM. r. PURCELL,
A true copy-Test: JAS. q O'BEIRNE,
fe1-wSW Register Of Wills
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MATTERS IN MKMPHIs-The river reporter
OF the Memphis Av alanche having lately been
shot at by three men on NJ ain street. whom the
lively use of a revolver was found necessary TO
keep At bay, that journal ls inspired TO describe
the situation at Memphis as follows:-Night
after night the cllnk OF q trigger, the bang of a
pistol are sounds that echo through our thor
oughfares, mach to the encouragement of
peace Loving citizens. Men shot and women
beaten nearly to death and shot al; stragglers,
by way of diversion, firing their artillery from
eligible positions, with the entire city as an OBJ.
jecuye point Burglars and piiferers, c ut-throats
and stool pigeons, making day hideous by their
presence, and n ight by their ribaidry and orgies
We do decidedly object, and enter our protest
against Main and ether streets being used
pistol galleries, and honest, quiet citizens
being used rs balls eyes or for the purpose of
enabling sports of that character to make CEN
tire shots. All night, while vending our way
homeward, we too often hear the remark "You
run against me, damn y ou, and I'll shoot you -
We Inyoluntarlly duck, anticipating a sling or
q bullet Sometimes the style is varied. Look
here, jim, N catch you down to - again,
III KNIFE you" Again we dodge. expecting to
see the CLEAN of a bowie stIletto as il flashes
from Its scabbard, alive with energy 20 ppne-
tTate The persons OF its masters foe But this
Tune We rally a. we discover Jim mas brace
OF DerriDgrr's IN his hands, that with the dex-
teTlty OF an expert he has drawn from the con-
cavity OF bis garments and with exultation in
his eye and RODchalaRCe IN his voice, be re-
spends TO "Jeems" To put mp MS toothplck or
he II shoe: hole through him big enough for a
Tat 10 creep through.
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THKOU ca LINE BErwEEN WASHING TOW
L PHILADELPHIA AND INV YORK.
&A01E S Q

r. WAsHINsfoN, Jan. Q, 1857.
~ oesvs en Washington and New York are
LOB hlW foRK wftho.t change of cars.
ohJ teIcert Sunday, at 11 .. n. and
FOB NEW YoBK, changing cars ct Phii.ssl-
Leave daily teIceDt Sunday At i:ls .. m and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except nd ~ at 7:4s and HIS o.
IN and so and 6:N Pm
ON SUNDAY
only.
daily
Through tickets t. Pnit adelphia New York or
Boston, be had az the STATEN Once 1t al hours
In TIE day. as we'll 90 the new ofice IL the
Sonkers and Br hers Telegraph Line, 34- Penn.
avenue, N,tweeB 9th ard u a streets
See Baltimore and ohio Railroad advertisements
toT schedule betNeeE Wsshinstss, Baltimore,
ANA polls, anC the West
III. WILsOS, Master Of Trans pertstion-
COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. KOOyTz, Agent, WASHING ton.
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uroAy. 's' eASeb' sat-
Philadelphia Express leaves daily An o,,.r
thlns daily. except sunday,
Passer gers b. Mall Train GO to WiIlfamsnort
without change OF cars, and arri We &C L,ck a.
ven AT IL p, m.
Passengers ~ Mail Train go TO Car Isle ana
ChsmlersburG without = change Of car.
eieeetDg Car Tickets can be he'd on aepiicatior
al the Ticket Once. oSt Ches IL 1t street.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE or eevElE1FNF BUILDTEss, &c
. Al DisAAHsssksasFRs sGHfsesGs AsouAD

. Al Dis1A XEEssRFsSSYIssEis xso0SD
H'sds.ss's's Dsse,'nss. q Wa,Aiastss.
wa.As.ss.s SC Z c 1884, sn's e 49,
e Ss;Hs. Mgr jane. aissson, a Q. II. On
The oo.ise sSiit r. II sss :, For
Bend Quarters, iiremsJ zrrI feet, with she'd
SSeo.r., Qssrtsrs .frs.: > Io,,s feet.
ns.t aS.ss. frame si.is feet.
At O'Clock ?. T., o the same day. at Fort
hSrto; vi r., ,a TIE .s..,:: in One
Terms: Cash, In Gsvsrnneut funds, and ten
Il. /. I6SisS %Ss 8 Sr!sr r.e: s,'s e..
,.u. and Chief Quartermas,er,
le zl-6t Dspa tment OF Warrington.
GoVHRNAhSr sAkH or BuILDIEs MA
SsPs1 QuARTtKhAsrER's OFIIcK,
BALTIMORE Nd Feb. l6, 1857 I
Dy difsction OF NE Ubief Quar- erMastsr, De
sell At public auction, in the city VI BaIrm ,re ar
Iardys hsrf south tide Of the basin on TiJIS
DAh Is m: yasSInsry p 1871 the f.lowins de.
500 fset more or tsssJ Ouiiinss "'
900 feet b ore or hess scsntling.
@s Pisces more or lsssJ sssA.
lot 3 ash Weights
boxes Hingee and Screws.
lot window ana Door Frames.
/ lot Ioors aid shutters.
Terms: Cash, in Gevernm emit funds, on day OF
Two days allowed to remove purchases.
Sale to be conducted by Adreon. Thomas a Go
Auctiobe.rs, Ne. IL South Charles .trset.
Captain and a s q kMans s. s
le Z1-4f Depot
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CINTRAL RAILR0Ap OF NEW JERSEY
Passenger and Freight Depot in New YORK.
foot OF Liberty street. Connects At Hampton
Western Railroad, and st esstou With the Lehigh
VALLEY Railroad AID its come ctions, fsrmips a
direct lire to Pittssurg and the West without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West, ercept
si1ty miles and three hours saved by this Iiue,
to Chicago. Cincinnati, St. Louis, &C., with bus
one change Of cars.
wINrKR ARRARGENENrs,
Conmescing January z, lsSs-,ease New York a.
go A., M.-Tor Easton, Bethlehem, Mauch
Chans, Wiliiamsport, wilkesbsrre, MshsnOy
sl6A N. MAIL TEArs-For bennington, Bas-
ton, Water Gap, Scranton, wilkesbarre Greas
Bend, P,stsSurs. Binghsmton, Ae-
Sut one Change 81 GER. to 6ueinnati or oniessa,
EsrrisSufs With Northern oe",rsi and 1 psii.aei
phis and Erie kosds, for Erie and the Oil Be
E n y TnssIs.For E..tsn. Allentown, saueh
1P: M-For Easton Bethlehem, and Maueh
SIP M-Eor somerviIle and Fl.miusses.
4 P. M.Ior ka:ton Beading, Hsrrisburs. will
car frs% New foss to wlii.m.ps s &C. Sleeping
80 r, M:..For sO%srviiis.
ton. Aliensovn. Rssdine, AsrrisDurs, fittssurg,
slssplns car: shreush frOn jersey City to Pitts
-Addtien.I trains are run to Bergen Point,
TteSetSior the West can b. obtained a, IN. ossoe
Liberty street, North River. ct No 1 Astor Mouse,
Nos: ast, a1l, $40 Broadway. and ss No. 10
AIS JOSIAH o. STE. Rms. Superintendent.
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inclnnau Express arrives daily. All other
trains daily except Sunday A
fasse neers leaving Lock Haven att q N ana
N1unamsport at 40 Q. m, reach hiIAdelphia.
Eifnout charge Of cars, 4. ON Williamssort ~
Day E1press, ct s. d N ~
The Pennsyiyania Railroad COMPANY Will nor
esuble any RISK Tor Baggage. except for Wearing
hpperei And limit their responsibility 20 gps
Hundred Dollars in value. An Baggage exoesd.
Ing that amount In value. will be a the rfss ~
the owner: unless taken by special contract
For further tnfor N alton. apply TO
nut street
SAMUEL b. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the
Depot
AN EMIaRANr TRAIN runs daily. except
For full particulars IS 70 fare and accamnods
lions apply to FRANCIS FINK, 1871 Dsck St
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81 An actress, connected with one of the
theatres, great iayOrIta, was compIinented
upon the blacknesS OF he. hair. WHY, its
dyed" she replied. with an anIabIe frank
ness OF the true artist dyed replied the
other speaker, why, favorite asyOu are yo u
are not five and twerty." NO. said the lady,
"but you know whom the gods love, dye
Young
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NEW MODES OF TASSINt IEAFHER-From
'ime 70 time weread OF mGc h-Ituded improve
msnts IN the processes tor tanning leather. The
latest ls one said 10 Bt In successful operation
IN the west. BY Shls the tanning ia claimed
To De- accomplished IN twelve hours, by ex-
nausung the air from the vat. 1t is said that a
shserskIn can be tanned in fifteen minutes,
ana That the weight of leather Is ten per cent
greater than by the old processes Ii is TO be
hCFed thar this Is really an Improvement on
the present mode OF tanning, but there IS not
much reason 70 expect such result; for al
legged improvements have been going on, in
tending TO displace the old modes, by which
We really got good leather, until 10 Is difficult
to get leather with any wear IN 1t at all.
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4 ,VAL, ikON. AND OIL, or the Practi cal A MAJ.
lcsn Miner; being Q guide to eur mins. "a
tatfons. Price S7to eS' an" Illus
jas TRANOK TAYLOR.
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" AND
LYIN0-Ih ASYLUM,
fourteenth street 4 circle, } corRe Of II street


LYIN0Ih ASYLUM,
fourteenth street circle y corner Of II street.
Warrington, DO. .t.
eases peculiar to their sex and for the admission
Of uoh females q msy require the comforts Of the
The building g situated in the most healthy psr
aon 81 ths Ds e. sonr BY II. own
Terno of adm lesion From 9s to eI0 Dor week,
easSo rs. Vim sns
teal and Surgical attendance.
H sJse2dsI IN SS1TIhtEE .r
e Is b
SSs; Billy, n p, e.o,s..pv..
~ aAkkarT, B. ss. Y Sais a1.HSs:
SRAr 4TSsss r4G4R II b. wSsssiDSssSa
Orders for .dmissio. to the free beds in tits hos.
The surgeon in chief at this once street, OF
Hall. eurisy. Gillette, and 6oomb.. MO 80 "
Wives and widovss Of soldiers desiring admission
Will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
FSissss Twins .s distance .he desire to come
room ~ applying by letter e the %strqp Sf the
nG 81 ss.:o,y.r b. eiLIrrff rs.id R
EROMAGE DE BRIE, a.t "H-- :
i 11UgQHATEL, ' is
80. B0OB BfOkT, ...
- % n .i -s'f.Ff4 SAP SAGO, . ...
- .. PARMBSAB o..
EHaLdsH DAIRY CHEESE,
NEW YORK CHAN,
NORTOHp PINE APPLE.
-. s-..r... - YOUNG AMESiOA
L $1s.. 20 n. w BUROHELL
corner Fourteenth aud r streets
JoH under Bbbftt House :
II EODPfIOH LUXURIRs. - =
just received, . large variety OF articles %.
Son. =. n. KING q 6ON.
49, King Place,
esD 49,. 7'.s Oor, Vs. ave. and lSk Is.
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CONVENIENT SALE.

ONEhCMENT SAL0.
The property known % the CONVENIENT
TAHHEkY AND STEAM sAW-MILLH with
seventy five acres Of laad, near San Antonio.
TeXas.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, Will be received
up e. the LIST day of March, 1871 for the no maze
OF seventy Ave acres of lana more less. togeth.
purtenanees spPeEtsinI & that i to say:
Containing TWELVE STONE LIME VAT8
FlFfY-TWO WOODEN vATS,
SEVEN STONE POOLS,
And capable OF tanning afteen Thousand hides per
annum.
ONE, STEAM SAW MILL, capable OF saving
three thousspd feet OF lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BUILBING
The above property Is situated akout two miles
above San Antonio. on the San Antonio river, aud
the water is conducted to tho esfabIi shment nv a
race Of hewh stone, laid in cement
The land Was purchased and improvement
made BY the late SOL called Confederate Govern
nent, and are sstim ated to have cost $50 QUO in
gold.
The property has been under lease for the year
1866. ct ontbly rent Of $500, payable in ad
vance A secured title In fee sim pie will be given
ty the United States 4overnneRt
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Gev.
eminent Tsnnery and Saw Mil y and addressed
to J. B. KIDDOO.
Bvt MAler Gen. Asst. Com. Bureau r.. v. and
A. L., Galveston, Texas. ja2lTt
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RELATION OF Boards AND EYES-Thare il
an intimate connection between the nerves
and muscles OF he face and eyes, and allowing
the beard 10 grow strengthens the eye. lis
said that surgeons IN the French army have
proved by experiment IN Africa that soldiers
wearing Their boards are much lass liable TO
disease OF the eye, ami IL Is generally conceded
that II the custom is 10 wear the beard the eve
retains us lnsire and briIlIancY mnch longar
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY IMPAIRMENT,
BuYedu PyorSssonS and Clothing, Feb Il, 1867. &
eealed proposals, endorsed a. Proposals for
Eresh Beef and VegotA oies,n will be received at
this Bureau until o clock .. on the Ten day Of
February 1871 for the supply of Is Ove pouuss Of
IkkSh REkE and IS 30 pounds Of rRE0H
VEGETABLES, at the WAsHINGrON ID, o.,
NAVY YARD AND STATION, as required
The Beef and Nege stables must be or god lnsl-
ny, and the be. the market affords, ani ca n or
ucie hust be offered for BY the pound. The Beef TO
be in equal Drop 'rtfons fore ana hind quarters
Bonds with approved teourity, will DO rsquired
In enc hall the esttn ated ut Of the contract
and twenty Per cent in addition will be withheld
from the amount OF each payment to be ma te, AS
collateral security for the due performs Of the
contract, which will on no account be aid until
1t is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanies BY q
written guaranty. sfgned by one mere res pom
sibie persons, that the bidder or bidders will il
his or their BID be accepted, enter ioto oblisa
ton within I'VE Gays, with good aud sulfcieut
suretfes, t. furnish the articles proposed.
No proposed! EiH be ceasIitvsd mi less Gccopnn led
BY such xunranfy, AID by tsJdcoTy tds,ics tn
the nader Is SesELdT dsdLey IN the ar iclsS pro
posed JoJ and has tAs ltcenSs required by o Con-
greSS.
The Department reserves the right to reject an,
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment.
II to be understood that in case the sti puated
quantity Of either article shall re deli red, leav
lug balance due on the other article, the con
tract may be considered as CON pleted in full at
the option Of the Department.
ja Is lot H. BRIDGE, Chief OF Bureau.
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10y NA9LE q CO., Auctioneere.
- Salesroom No. 295 Penn. avenue,
Between 9th and 10Th sts

NAGLE 60 will give their persons NJ attention
TO the sale Of Real Estate and Household Flu mi
tnro Also. To the sales OF stocks OF Grocer
Wines. Liquors. ard Merchahdise of every de
ssrIyuo0. Horses, Carriages. II arness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on eOnsig nments.
Regular Sales at our salesroom every TOES
O'Clock. NAGLEE t)O
jail Il Anctioneers
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DOk1ABLD


STEAM ENGINES, s
Oombinins the maximum of efnciency, durability,
end economy, with the minimum Of weight md
price They are widely and favorably known,
more than 600 being in use. All warranted satis.
factory, or sale. Descriptive circulars sent ON
application. Address
10. H0ADLEY CO..
~ oUona Lawrence, Haaa
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ANEW yoRk AND HEw HAVEN RAILROAD
~ Passenger Station in New York, corner gts
street ard Fourth avenue.

street ard Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and b<togeport-Zs kx D. II 50
.. m; lz-is tHx.l,stHI) ,, $50, $50, and lE1 b
For Milford, strstferd, Fairfield. Southport,
sns Westport-7, IL - Q. m, $50 and S. 81 D. m.
For Norwslk-I, e-S, II 50 q m Il rs gI.D,
For D.rien ana areenwich-7, 80, IL 80 o IN;
s 80, 43D, so, and 81 p m.
For etanford-7,s tKxl. $50, IL 30 a. m; IL ID
(Ix.l, S(Ex %, -. So. $50. and Ex.D D. N.
For Port Chester asd tntermedi etc Stations,
a. So ll.0 Q. m; s GO, 41O, $50. go, and D. n.
CONNgCTIhG TRAINS.
Fer Boston wa ssrinsne!dS q. M -. q
(Ix.,)sp .. m. For Boston via Shore Line-ia-ls'
FOR Hartford and Spring aeis-s, (Ex.,Du.so Q.
For Gonnecticui River Railroads. a. m. (EI.D
n 81 a m 90 Montreal. 8 .. N. 10 NorthAm pton.
Tor Hartford, Providencs and fishkii n. r.
e' sI New Haven, New Londsn and stoninstou
Railrosd-Sa m; IL IS. s and .. IN;
Tor Canal Railrosd-ia.B p m. 20 northAmp-
FOR Hoasstonic and Ssusstuck RAilroad-ss.
yor Dsns.ry and Nor~alt BIS" g m;
'S Connodisus Sleeping Oars attached tos ,. m
Hn JAMES d. HoYf, supsrisssndsas.
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nOToMAU TRANSPORTATION LINE.
L NOTICE 70 sHIPPHRs.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. =, a. RYTHnR.
. .s.ssr 1920. = :. wiz rs sAF @
gRDAY fOI sisrSSSpt BrSd e I:rfX: S....n..
Stores, Mathis Point, Chapel Point PioVdsns
wharf, Lencss.ere Mhe5f; Ssc.Ss Wharf, Our,
Pipey Point, Point Lookout, end arrives q Balu.
more q Q a.iioS: s sSfxs q BRO A..os,
anS.f No. 3ls PepuA. avenue.
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C'0LOklD TOY BOOKS, from London; French
JpsenIs BOOKS, direct from Paris; Labor ~;
New Isiry Tsles; Esop, largely ilIustrstsi 80
many others. Just received. sHs
deA BRAHOK TAYLOR
pH YsiG1A1s HANDBOOK or PRAorIop
i eos gRAkOk TAHOE,
The New York herald., 1867-03-01
THE oURTs s.
The Lease of the Corporation Law OGices-
The Mandamus Denied.

The Lease 0t tne corporation Law OmeeS-
The Mandnmus Denied.
Before Judge Leonard
TAe Psopls cr rel Fernando VOID IS hcAard D. Con-
molly, Comptroller, dc-In this motion was made
before this Court Friday the ed OF February ior
WIT of pcrcmptory mandamus compelling the respond
70 pay TO the rclator the sum OF siSyQo, oe,ng
three quarters' Of the premises Nos 40 ano a.
Nassau street which been leased by tpe eiaor 10
me municps government for the use or the city law
epartment under and in pursuance OF resolution OF
the Mayor Aldermen ana s hs oSnon !"
Yesterday DENYING the application without prejudice TO
renewal in Of the removal o. certain grounds OF
objection
Heavy sroca aTransaction-hIotion 10 Dissolve
AN Injunction.
Dssran o. ESnsfin Il GL-Th.s before this
court Yesterday under the following circumstances
Some time since Injunction was granted motion
Of counsel for plaintiff against the defendants restrain
ing them from dsposing Of certain securities deposited
with them margin, and the defendants yesterday
moved for the dissolution of that injunction. The
plaintiff alleges that he loaned to the defendants
$700 000 GOO shares OF Chicago and
preferred stock; that there was agreement on hts
fthe paintr'sl part 70 keep the margin good TO
ten per cent; that on or about tnc 2Sd OF January
1867 the stock having considerably deprecated, the
defendant demanded moro, for which the paintin
furnished margin to an amount which, embracing
was equivalent TO 800 00s; chat the evening
of the oath day OF January plaintiff gave notification 70
the defendants that on the following day he would stake
up a portion of the Chicago and Northwest stock,
leaving ample margin for the remainder that according
the prevailing usage the plaintiff emitted until
O'Clock of the day following to do this; that in
the meantime The defendants had disposed or least
pretended have disposed OF the stock at from fifty
to hfyeght per cent though the market price at that
time from sixty -one TO SIXTY four per cent.
The plaintiff alleges that by this operation he de-
frauded, and claims damages In tho sum Of $3.50 0O0
The defence denies all the allegations OF fraud any
attempt inure the plaintiff and contend on this
that he does not forth facts sufficient make
warrant the continuance Of the injunction.
The further hearing OF the is down for Thursday
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

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