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The Chicago Tribune of Saturday remarks:
The offerings Of New York funds not large but
the market again very FIAT, and we heard 0f no
transactions NJ better than off, The counter rates are
Ing The under current OF the market presented
no new features The demand for currency to to the
country was quito active, much 80 as on yesterday
but several OF tho banks received remtnnces from
Nowi iork this morning the market actually without
change, From anticipation, however IL was II hing,
shade closer theendng discount houses do not feel
hchea 10 accept long paper, knowing mat the present
demand for currency for moving the crops Is mere drop
IN the bucket compared to what II will be two or three
weeks hence Large remitances OF currency have been
for, and Will arrive tomorrow Quite large
anouto or Compounds was received rOn the interior to
DAY, ana our city banks much nconvenlenced
because the Treasury Department has not made any
rangements to make this city redemption point.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday remarks:
The money market close not from any excessive de-
mand Tor loans but from the active employment or cur
rcncy IN moving country produce and Government secur
tues The wool clip Is moving more freely, ana the re-
assist that interest at the time that the axseed and
wheat men are In want Of causing SUR
plus OF exchange and sharp demand for currency foln
the country. Most OF the Government securities which
DAYS large amount of Compound Interest Notes which
mhufed August lb have been taken. These drafts on
the currency in addition TO the current demand fOr
loans causes rn market for money ut 500 per cent
Bankers are disposed to keep themselves IN con,
dltion tor meet the wants Of their dep0stors, ana
therefore do not entertain the outside calls for loans
Exchange continues abundant, with rates rather more
steady at S0c discount buying and par selling, and OK
ceptona transactions at lilo from outside
parties
At Milwaukee, on Friday,
The extreme closencss reported In the local money
market for the past two weeks moro stif c0ndies
Tho banks are Obliged to pass by many applications eaoh
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
CIVIL COURTS.
U. 8. DISTRICT CoURT-IS BANKRVrToT
opfvroN OF JUDGE BLATCHFORD IN BABEAS
CORPUS GAsE-DEBTS C0GNIzABlH-7JukIs-

In 70. Jsnes W. Ssymour

opfxtoN OF JUDGE BLATCHFORD IN A HABEAS
CORPUS GAsE-DEBTS CoGNlZABlA--' uKiS-
DiNi'' In 70 Janes W Ssymour
ccymOur is i'm custody OF the Sherlh by virtue
OF an order of arrest issued In civil acten III the S1pe
rior Court in which action Seymour was sued by Con
stantne Rossway OF this city for debt OF over SOo
which RhSSway claimed was created by the tfauu OF y
mOur while acting in duCiary capacity for INN (koSs
Way) as an agent in NewOrleans. Judgment 1was 0p
taned in this suit by ROssway, and Seymour lies IN le @
pettion in bankruptcy in louisiana asks his dlschaIge
from Imprisonment during the pendencyfof inc proeeea
~ S t d nntii the termination Of the proceedings
i'm bntptcy and AYERS that his indebtedness TO Ross
way is included in the schedule TO the peuoh III D"iA
ruutcy and il pTOvable under the act m , ,..
The answer OF RossBay to the petition OF seymour
AYERS that the debt having been incurred 10y seymour
while acting iduciary capaclty toward l'oSSWaS no
proceedings bankruptcy can Affect IT, OF the femedes
of him QtOssWay) therefor. .
Jndre Bafchford holds that the debt being shown TO
have been created by defalcatOn OF seymour while act
ing in ducary character 1t Is one mol TO Dc dlsS
by the discharge of Seymour banhuptcy ana co,Se
founded on it, Seymour may be arrested and heid uDut
imprisonment during the pendency oil proceedings Al
bankruptcy. -. a., o-,h
rule of the General Orders In Bankruptcy provided Tor
the relae of Seymour, although the act nlght hot i
terms apply to the case but that he Judge Blatchfor
without deciding whether that rule can IN any case pc
construed extending the exemption ron nprisohlen
further than 1t is extending by the act itself it Is sum
which the proceedings In bankruptcy are pending ana
that as in the present these proceedings are ho
pending in this Court the rule does not Apply 10 tHS
seymour must be remanded 90 the custody Of the sher
i'll, and the prayer Of his petition denied
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY, ..
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed and re-
ferred as follows: Petition OF Max Meyer or thls cry
referred to Register Allen, OF Geo Php OF SaVeraek
of Henry D. Lansing of this city referred to Register
Dwight
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PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
MONDAY, Aug. i9-r. NJ.
GOVERNMENT DBPARrhbI

MONDAl, Aug. III. ".
Gold is strong and closed at lill, after selling at
49,. The clemings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were $3l. $4,000. and the balance $g27,lO2.
Government stocks continue dull in the face of
an advance in London on the old 5-9Os. The supply
of all kinds il large and TO place any considerable
Gums further concession would b. necessary State
stocks and railway mortgages arc lover. Rock
Island and Pacific rs are higher, and sold at 9ll.
Bank shares are firm. Railway shares arc
not sustained and are freely offered at Sat
urday's rates Hudson River has taken another
upward turn, and sold at 1851. The market is wholly
controlled by cliques of new people, and the outside
public and established houses seem to have wholly
retsed. After the call tine markets were steady. At
the Second Board tho market improved shade, and
after the call was steady. Erie sold at 70i. The
amount of business doing was very small and the
market closed steady at quotations. The closing
prices were: New-Yor Central. 1O5l910jl; Erie, 70I
0H Reading, 1O59lO5l; Michigan Southern. S2s
0S2s Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 92!a93; Rock
Island 103l0i03s; North Western, 4jIG4G; North
Western Preferred 10 bid; Fort Wayne, lO5 bid.
The following are the quotations for Exchange: Lon
don. co days. 1O9l01O9.; sight llOsalOl Paris long
5l7I05.I5; short, 51930519l; Antwerp, 51s,G517l; ;
Swiss, 5.ls9 s99517I; Hamburg, 9Gl9SGs; Amsterdam
All. Frankfort, 4l94lt; Bremen 7Ssa7Sl Berlin, 720
72t.
Express stocks are quoted as follows Adams, "a,
ais; American. 72072l; United States. 7ilG75
Wells, Fargo & Co, G6067; Merchants Union, 25
p c.. l20l3; Merchants Union, so p O., 1919
Frelghts arc steady. The engagements to Liver
pool per steamer arc 100o boxes Cheese at 252s Gd
500 boxes Cheese at 2Oa 2s 3d. and 800 tcs Lard at
2ls. Sd. To London. 200 bbls. Rosn at 2s FV $50 b.
An Italian bark with Petroleum to Trieste on private
terms.
2he transactions Of the Sub Treasury to-day were
Receipts for Customs. $Al,OOO; receipts for Gold
Notes, $79OOO; total receipts, $2sO554S II; total
payments, S2 S51, ,06S 2S balance, $185 2ss 6i2 49,
The Bank Statements has taken money lenders by
surprise Instead of increase in deposits there is
loss and that too in the fom of legal tenders to
degree which reduces'the surplus of reserve 81 mill
hons The drain Of currency TO the interior has ex
ceeded all calculations and future progress in this
direction will be watched with interest The figures
of the banks this time in August 1896, when there
was scanty crop TO be moved, and now when the
crop is an average, will be seen by the following
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Befor,
Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED CRUEL TREATMENT or A SAILOR
itel 1t MiicleI

ALLEGED CRUEL TREATMENT OF A SAILOR
United States agt John Mitchell .,
The defendant is the first mate OF the Amer-
can ship Orient. He is charged by Edward Colder, a
seaman on board Of the Orient with having on the late
passage of that vessel from Liverpool 70 tins port
him Oden) in cruel manner, impr1souilg MN IN Tue
pg pen also the water closet injecting hth on ms per-
son. striking him the back OF the neck, &c Inc COIN
panant says he did not tell the Captain because he was
afraid to. Two witnesses corrObOrated complainant
The Captain. third mate and two others testihed tha
SOmpanant was very dsObedient and insoent ana tha
complainant was 10 work TO clean out the pig pen and
water closet punishment, and that he was not con-
fined in either place. a -, b.
The Commissioner discharged defendant, holding that
while both parties were In fault the treatment Oi ue
/ complainant was not morally justitablc.
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PRoPosED TRANSFER OF QUEEN CHARLorrE's

PROPOSED TRANSFER OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE's
lsLAsDIThe San Francisco Merchants Exchange Asso
elatiOn has received the following:
.NlclohlA, July l6.-The Morning NeWs OF yesterday
STATES that the principal object of Gov Seynours visit 10
tne northwest coast 10 take look at Queen Char
lotte ISial for which wealthy American company is
Ha4 70 nave onered large sum OF money condition
mat they OBTAIN Zee simple title to the estate aud
transfer OF sovereignty from Great Britain 20 United
Should this prove correct IL IA believed te trans
fer would confer mutual benefit The tug DIANA with
Gen. Alexander u. 3. A. board salad vesterdaY an
tour Of nspeeton around PUGET sonnd - ~. - - !
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Loans ............ 25S,42T,2o 253,2524l Dec l9S29
The Chicaqo Tribune comes to the rescue of the
Secretary of the Treasury but seems to have very
obscure understanding of the finances of the Govern
ment and persistenty commits the binder of call
ing compound notes five per cent Treasury notes."
and one-year certificates currency Each and all were
forced loans, and made currency from the Govern
ment to its creditors at their issue. They never cir
culated as money, but, like all Understanding
currency debt passed into the loan accounts OF
banks and the hands of investors Its plan OF restor
ing the legal tenders to par can be seen by the tol
lowing statement: ....
precated is by enhancing the selling price OF Tue lye
twentes So long they are quoted IN London ae I-~9 TO
preenbafs will not be worth more than they are now
: "Iet him part with sufficient gold and currency
locked up and idle wereTit into TO PrchhsSe hsc 70 com
ts active capital now abstractea from ~ o ~
credit abroad as well as at home. by thus reducing the
amount of.Outstanding Understanding oblSa'loh''
In other words it asserts that by getting md OF
the Treasury balances, and reducing the aggregate
debt sljOOO0OOO, Greenbacks would be appreciated
somewhere near gold. The true way OF esti-
mating the depreciation in our currency is by
contrasting il with the currency of the world, gold,
and not with the funded debt Of the United States,
as Tie Chioago Tribune does, calling the value OF
one class Of sos in London 72@I3. The only
mode by which specie payhcillS c"h 10 i'"N
is by retracing tho steps by which specie
was abandoned as tho standard. AS prices
were advanced by the manufacture OF huhd-
reds of millions of paper tokens called by law
money. swelling thereby thevolume of the currency
and decreasing its value compared with Xed prop
ery SO prices can only DO restored to natural values
by recalling the paper tokens issued under the
pressure of the Rebellion. AS the legal tender
paper is Cancelled market values will rccede, ana by
no other process can this desirable result bo attained
Upon this financial authorities agree, and the only
point of difference is as to the time when tins WITH
drawal of legal tenders can be made most safeiyt
Secretary McCuoch is of opinion that specie
payments can be reached in July, 1863 and IN his be-
lief we fully share in common with every solvent
citizen of the country Mr.. McCuOchs policy IS OPP
posed by all the debtors and spectators in the west
e States the first upon the ground that they should
be allowed to close mp their business in the same de
based currency with which they commenced It, and
the latter for the reason that under paper money
gpeculations throye better than when the currency Is
at the standard required for the purposes OF ordinary
business.
The following are the earnings OF the railroads ioI
Il -.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

TIE Vancouver Register saws. ncoI WI.
hamsOn IT, s. A.. will start with party ON or abont the
lst OF August next trip to Mt Hood lie will be ac
cOmlaicd by Medical Director GhIseIin, Capt Babbitf
the Rev George H. Atkinson and other gentlemen als
by escort OF soldiers The Quartermastcr will furish
tho necessary transportation at tue expense the Cow.
ernment instructions having been sent from Washington
70 make this p0TatiOn aud ascertain tile hight OF
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
SUPREME COURT.

THE TNI,RESs CDsEFArNIEJ' UAn-AhOIIiEB hIAl
OF PROCEEDINGS.
Waterbury agi. Ross
Mr.. Justice Barnard shaving on Saturday re-
moved all stays Of proceedings before granted yesterday
was set dowgfOr taking before referee the dispositions
OF several OF the defendants TO be used against them on
a motion to be made for the appointment OF Receiver
of the Merchants Union Express Company but nj the
hour appointed defendants counsel produced an order
from Justice Joseph r. Barnard OF the Second District
STAYING all proceedings pending the appeal from the
order OF Justice Barnard OF this District
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

The quantity Of sent by railroad this week Is
57l5 0l-by canal 237s 0jfor the week, 20 9l OC tun
against 52 tuns for the corresponding week last year
The trade remains without improvement In addition TO
the cocres that have been compelled 10 stop in
quenco OF the unrcnuneravo prices now paid for coal
tho rams this week bayc drowned ont number and
II likely that the shipments Of the coming week will be
light. One thing Is CertancOal has reached the lowest
point In price whchl reach this Those who
delay laying In coal In expectation OF getting at lower
figures "reckOn without their host" for with many col
ncics closed the production VIII bo lessenod aud prices
must advance cold weather Approaches. We th0re
fore advise all 70 lay their coal who want To do M
chcaply. The trade up this week IA follows
compared with last year: -
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colIaterals Commercial paper is more plenty, but is
not salable unless short and prime.
The items in the Bank Statement show the follow
ing changes
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COURT cALENpAR-Tn1s DAr.

SUPREME COURT-CHANRRRs BAESARD. j.
I2-IIerb ct a. agt GrOb e al 50-Bewen sgt. same.
2f-McCoHery sgt Murphy. 62-hnrphy agt hhrphV.
GO-Acrchauts Nat Bank lie 6J-Seyeus Hartman.
land etaL 7G-Porter aCt Patterson e al
f2-CouaHt sg Conant l09-BTundsge sgt. Van Wart
44-Stevens Agt HaTdpan llO-fedler agt Rely, Sherh
48-Segel Wletts ct al 24-lyaecker agt LydeckeE
49-iIuesssag Leland q al +2AlbertsOh Agt Powers q al
Call l4J-Bunhan agt, Walker Valley OIL Co.
MARINE COUET. .-TKAL TERA.-ALKKR J.
5f-NewErk agt Gonzalea 6i-Andersou Agt MeCsfrey
55-Mstbews sgt Murray. 65-McFaran Rgt BaahbeIger.
56-Mclntyre act Gardner 66-Barret sgt Sherlock.
57-Weher agt. Wagner G7-Chittendrn agt. GreeuhaiL
58-Stukenburg sgt Klee. 08-Dodge agt Iceland.
59-Gruber agt Brown. 69-Stgdwellagt. Waing.
60-RydeT at. Dick. 70--Pbean Agt. COrits
6l-AleH ag Bryant 7l-BrinckerhoG agt PoiseOnnier.
6i-Ni.N1us agt Sturgs 7l-liawley Agt. Carroll
GJ-Sc4.,0u Bgt Brown. 73-keid ag- Bernard.
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- :,
Decrease Of reserve 0yer2j per cent S3SOJ1Sl
These figures viii explain why bank managers are
so cautious and keeping their Affairs well in hand.
The legal tender money upon which they are now
resting is steadily disappearing, and compensation
can only be found in a reduction of bank credits.
Some Western banks are In the market for discounts
to enable them TO give facilities TO grain operators
Call loans are quoted 4a5 Der cent aud upon mixed
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

RICEis ian, aud prices arewominaly 9nchanged
SUGAR-Raw sugars are In fair demand and prices are
steady at i0llIc for fair To good Kenns sales oi iSoo
hhds az l2lc Tor Cuba and l2l d3lc for Porto Rico
Also 2I5 boxes Havana, at III l2sc Refined are steady
sTEARIN-Wo note sales OF 1900 10 III hhds. ana tcs'
at l5ic.
SEEDS--A moderate business doing In New Flax seed
at 75 Timothy Seed quiet at SJ 2jQF3 40 per bush
Clover Seed is unchanged
TALLoW is fairly active and steady; sales OF 1000 10
at llto 2c. for Country TO prime City. Q
WulsISY--lhe market Is queti sales of lSo bbs West
on n B u
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET


For THE WEEK ENDING MoNDAY, aug ~ 1901
par.s Cous Veals Sheep and Llmha swine. TottL- =
Ds-4 b. IS4 Ia4 29O26 2s.42 6"5
IN 80 worn, sold nj the following maTketplaOes; i p
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Losus sud Discounts. s251 22 ili go 81
Culatou....... JJC,iS' Depua. lJi i0b sJ
Legal Teulcfs.. Et9. .ilJ,iB
Clearing M The rnug Aug To- so 05 %
Clearing week ending Aug H. 61.,........ f2957 f5
balances or tie week ending aug TO- it3O 10
Balances for s nsg Aug H. lsZ2Jl 10
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

AfIERNOoN PROVISION MARKET, 5O'CLoCK.-The market
for Mess Pork fmer and prices have an upward ten
dency; sales Of 1000 bbls at S2J 2j GS jic cash ana
regular.
fined bond has been only moderate Prices are VIII
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DEPARTMENT or TUE INTERIOR,
-L.a In q kanI-InhaE 10 1877

wAsHINGTON, d. c., september 10, 1857, !
The specifications for a new jail In this District
hled with the designs and drawings, having been
modified on the accommodation Of the architect, the
bids heretofore received have not been opened, and
notice is now hereby given that scaled proposals will
be received at this Department until IL o'clock, IN
on WEDNESDAY, the 29d Of October, 1867, for the
erection Of the Jail In and for the District Of Conm
bia authorized and provided for BY the act OF Con
gress approved July Is, 1866, and tho Joint resou-
ton approved March 2, 1867.
The designs detail drawings, aud organizations
eau be seen at tho architects Ofhce In the eastern
grounds Of the Capitol, Washington city, every day
except sundays, between the hours OF a. M and y
pm.
Separate bids will be received for the masonry
work, brick work, iron work, aud carpentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will be
required TO enter into dl0isnt bond, to be APP
proved BY the Secretary Ufths Interior for the faithful
compilation Of his contract. Payments will be made
the work progresses, on estimates esTtlnsd to by
hS nehhsct bat twenty per centu Of the estimates
Will De retained until the contract IL completed.
Ihe contract Will BE- awarded H. tho lowest re-
bPonslhle bidder hu! tho Department reserves the
IlHh' TO tsi"Gt ny or all uf tie bids should It be
deemed Tor E fsIrrts rf the Government to do SO.
The b'dE VIII b" opouoi at on the eth day Of
October h'si IL Pf,ruruo u sugh " tho Iiiders as
may choose TO attend
Proposals should he oudpraed on the enyoIope
Proposals for New jail, - and be dirooted 10 The
Secretary Of tho Interior, Mashipgton d. q.
WILLIAM 7. OTTO,
ss2l.td Acting Secretary Of the Interior
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DRoPOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE lspIAs AIYAIRs,


wAsurSoros, u. q October. 2. 1857.
Sealed Proposals. VII DO received at the Once Of
October, 1857, for supplying friendly Indians with
| subsistence, as follows:
To be delivered daily, at or near North Platte city
pounds Of Beef, net weight; four hundred and
sixty. nine (too) pounds Of Bacon fourteen hundred
and six P0SRS: Of XXX pSII hs.n hundred
| hundred 900 quarts Of Salt.
To be delivered daily, at Fort Cobb in the Indian
| GEES pounds Of Bsef, net weight seven hundred
| aud hfIy $500 pounds Of Bacon; twenty two hun
drsd and ty d 800 pounds Of Xxx PIOIri twenty.
hundred and sixty QeOl quarts Of Salt.
To be delivered ds q: Bs S,a$ Of .hs
and twoaty three 4, 1921 pounds OF Beef, net
weight three hundred and seventy Ave $50
pounds Of Bacon elsyen hundred and twenty i've
MY {, 800 pounds Of Corn Meal; and eighty sO)
The Beef to be delivered on the hoof; tho Flour
telss to be Of good quality, and subject to inspee.
zion and rejection by the agent receiving them
The delivery to commence, within fifteen days
It, and to be continued thirty days after the con
tractor contractors shall have received notice TO
cease furnishing supplies.
| The CON missioner Of Indian Affairs reserves the
right TO increase o. dminish the quantity Of any or
all OF the articles TO be delivered At any Of the above
whenever the service requires IT, the contractor In
such case, u be allowed a reasonable sum for any
additional cost Of transportation.
| Proposals aust be ide separately for all he sup
plies 10 be delivered at each OF tho pOints herein
designated, AID Il ust show the price per pound OF
each article. They must be endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence and submitted In the following
form we' hereby propose to furnish !, the indaa
the advertisement Of tho Acting Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, dated October e. 1867, and II this
proposal be accepted will at once execute contract
and give a satisfactory bond for It's performance.
They must also be Secompl nied bya proper guaran-
tee signed by two responsible persons, stating that
u contract is awarded they will enter into bonds
for Its faithful performance the sufheleney OF the
guarantors to be certified by United States Judge OF
J dhtriet attorney
II Is important that the contract be executed imme-
ately after tue award Ia made. Bidders should,
therefore, bS present at the opening OF the bids ohef
| n person, or by attorney.
| Payment will be made At the onloo OF Indian
Affairs on presentation Of vouchers, In duplicate,
certified to be correct by the oneer or agent OF this
| Department to whom the articles are delivered.
The right Ia reserved TO ToJect any or all bidt
made under this advertisement
Proposals will be addressed to the Commissioner
Of lRdiRn Affairs" Washington, D; Q:
| CHARLES r. MIX,
oc4'sotd Acting Commissioner.
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ID r o p o S A l. s g.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE SUPRRvIsISa ARCHITECT,
September 25 1857.
sealed Proposals will be received at this ofico
until October 10, 1867 for furnishing, 1tting and
delivering complete, the stylobGte nnish and coun
ter OF the new banking room 10 the North Wing Of
the Treasury Building. The same Is intended to be
Of polished Granite or polished Marble n Of the lat
ter material the Base should be Of dark u not black
color, and the upper members Of yariegated marble
but Of harmonious tints.
The bidder must state the kind OF materials he
proposes 10 furnish, and submit small polished
samples Of the same.
Drawings Of the work to be furnished may be OBJ
talued at his ONCE
The whole work must DO dsue In tho best and
most perfect manner, and the material be Of thv
soundest texture and choice and even tlnts all 10
tho satisfaction and acceptance OF the Supervising
Architect
II must DO furnished aud delivered complete
ready Tor placement, on or before the LIST day Of
March 1855
Payments will be made on estimates prepared by
authorized OthoeTs OF tho Department, Of which N
per eentum will DO retained until completion Of the
work. ~
The Department reserve, The right to reject auy
and all bids should 1t be deemed for the intereSs Of
the 0overnmont 80 to do
Bids to DO enclosed in a scaled envelope, endorsed
Proposals for Btylobats Finish and Counter far
Architect, Treasury Department.
an, A. B. MJLLER,
!. se7 Supervising Afskitest.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

No. 963, Equity Docket
Susan Power, ct al.
John j. johnson, the trustee appointed In this
cause, having reported that he did, on the sth Of
Angus In obedience To the Decree and passed there
In sell part Of lot square 6S7 that the same was
purchased for SSoS. o. by James H. BAllman agent
for Casper II. aramme, who has complied with the
terms Of sale.
1t Is theIeupon by the Court this Cd day Of OetO-
ber D. 1851 ordered that sale be ratified and cen
hTme unless cause to the contrary thereof be
on or before the 9th day OF November next.
BY order Of the Court,
AtTue oopy-Test
oc4. eo3w H. j. MRIGB, Clerk.