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Notice This.

DERSONS TO whom We have extended
II short credits are requested To make
'mmedta'e payment, as our circumstances
VIII not allow rs 10 give longer indulgence.
MCDONALD g. McCURRY, f'
Canden, SO. Ca
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JOB WORK

JOB WORK
Will be executed with neatness and dispatch
aud on accommodating terms.
lB- THE CASH for Advertising and Job
Work will be required in all instances as soon
as the work is rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
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500 Acres of Land,

more or less. bounded bv lands Of DIR r
=. Beckhnm. A. J. Macksv. T.. l.. Dv., and
Estate If JAS. F.. Trr-sdaIe. lie, led on
and t. be sold MS the property Of Lewis N
Cauthen, at the suit OF A. J Slackey and
others Terms Cash.
J.B. COUSAaT, s. l.. d.
February 6, 1867.
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BABBITT'S COLUMN.
cND ny IISINC

y II BABBITT'S
Ds LABOR SAVING SOAP.
This Soap i. made from pure and clean
materials. CONTAINING No ADULTE.
RATION OF ANY KIND. will not ,njure
the most delicate fabric. and is especially '
adapted for woolens, which will not shrink
afier being washed with this Soap. II may
be used in hard or salt water. II will re-.
move paint, geese, iar ard stains Of all
kinds. Que pound warranted equal to two
P"nrds of-ordinnry family soap, DirectioEs
sent with each bar for making three gallons
hahd8ouie soe! soap fron, one pound Of this
Soap Each bar is wrapped IN circular
containing full directions for use, printed
In English aud German, Ask your grocer
for "B. Il. Babbitt's Soap" and take no
other. B. II BARBITT,
Nos 81, 65, 6,67, 6s. 90. 10. IL s. ~.
Washington ST, N. Y
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Sheriff Sale.

UY VIRTUE Of a F. Fa Ia me directed,
ID | will sell at Lancaster Court House on
the first Monday in March next, within The
'egal hours Of sale, the following pro er:y
t.,N
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Sweet opcponsI The only elegant perfusse.
- Is found on all toilets, and never stains the
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Sheriff Sale.

DY Virtue Of Writ Of Fieri Fncias to me
ID directed. I will sell at Lancaster Court
House.o the first Monday in March, next,
within the legal haurs Of sale.
Seven Hundred Acres Of Land,
more or less. bounded bv lands of James
NJ. Ingram, VIM. Robertson. and Others
Levied on and to be sold rs the property of
Jesse B Mobley, Mt The suit of NJ. Davis
and others
TERMS CASH.
JNO. b. COUSART. SID.
Lancaster &. IT,, Feb. s. 1874.
..... pr fee. $500.
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IN conformity TO the deeretal order Of
Chancellor Leseyhe in the above stated
canse, filed in nv office, January the 2nd,
1867; the creditors. both Of The Estate Of
). b. Hammond. deceased, aod Mise of The
EsiaIe Of = II. Hammond. Deceased are
hereby notified that they have been -njoin
ed by sad order from proceeding ut law.
and that ihev are required 10 be- aud appear
before me, u, my otfice ut l.snraster Cont
House, nd prove and establish their sever.
al and respective claims, on or before the
first day of Juue, one thousand ell. ht hun
dred aud sixty. SEVEN. This notice applies
as well 10 the Judgment CREDITOR OF both
said Estates, ~ to all oIner creditors Of
whatsoever grade or char cter. Each and
every one who refuses or fails 10 ayniI him.
or herself Of this advaninge. and privilege
herein offered. will be barred and excluded
from such privilege after the pereDptory
day above drs:gnard
K G BILLINGS. c. E L d.
Commissioner Office, Lancas,er.C u y C.
Jan. o, 1867, -5no.
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600 A MONTH AGENTS want
DCO ed for SIR entirely n,,o ariieies. Jest
outs Address o. l.. CAREY, City Build.
ing, Biddeford, Ne. lilly.
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MELODEONS.
Prices, SOS to $3.50.

Every Instrument is made by competent
workmen, from the best material under our
personal supervision. and every modeoa
Improvement worthy Of the name, is intro.
dured in them. Among ihese we would
call attention to the TEEMOLiNTE,
which has been so much Gdnired. and can
he found only in instruments Of our owa
manufacture. .E
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MARVINS PATENT
s IL r. r. s.

N\ARR hNrED THE BEST IN TIE
W World Never corrod- the Iron -
Never lose their fire proof qualities Are
the only safes filled with Alum and Dry
Plaster
Please send or call for an Illustrated
tatargue.
MARVIN g. co, Principal Warehouses
No 265 Broadway, Ns& York.
No. TAI Chestnut ST, Philadelphia. .
Jan. I6, ls67-f.
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Empire Shuttle Sewing Machines a
Ass surEnrok TO arr ornsRs -
For Family and Manyaeiaring ParPoses.
Agents wanted. Address,
f AK EMPlRE - NJ. co.
Dec. 5,'6s-iy. Gle Dfosdwsy. n. Y. q
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Iuurastrr IrA9rr.
Published every Wednesday Morning
CONNGssS 81 CARTER,

EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
w. NJ. CoNNORS, D.J. CARTER
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Bill 10 Account
Partition,
Relief.
Construction of
Will.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
Money still continues abundant, and Govern.
nient loans feel the influence Of the ease on the
market. Government securities sro daily more
In favor. bscause the evils that wore predicted
have nsvsr boon ful6llsd, and the public credit
has net only been ieft unscsthsd, but materially
improved. The annual interest Is within easy
control and Is regularly and promptly paid. In
case Of sadden use for monsy, those having
governments" can always nnd them available,
and can be moro readily disposed Of into cash
than any other stock security. This aueurs we'll,
and Ia Qualification and benefit TO those who
early invested In Government stock.
Tho claim Of the State Of Missouri for expen-
ditures during the war Is being rapidly paid; tho
entire amount, somo 81, 900, 900, we think, will
be settled with By the latter end Of August.
The market for breadstufrs and cotton are
very unsettled In tho Northern and Western
cities. Tho receipts Of tho latter for the past
week have been light at the various ports, and
tho exports abroad being considerably In ad-
vance Of the receipts, the stock on hand has
much diminished.
In railroad stocks, yesterday, there was
slight reaction, with decline Of fraction In
speculative shares. Pacific Mail, Erie, Csta.
wissa preferred, and New York Central held firm,
and large number Of shares were sold in each.
We see II stated that city passenger railway
stock in Philadelphia Is poor investment, and
that but few Of the companies will declare any
dividend this ycar; and yet there has been much
activity before the Boards with tho stock.
Tho following arc tho latest quotations, as
furnished M bv Inv (looke A 10
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NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.

Coupons, 1lolj b-2o's, 1862, 1lII; 5.2os, 1854,
1o9ii 6-2O's, 1855, l09i; 5-20's, January and
July, 1885, 1881; 10-40's, 1929; 1905, August,
1881 1905, June. 1o7ii 1905, July, lO7ii
Gold, 1885,.
At Baltimore, yesterday, tho reduced and
steadily reducing stock Of flour In market, to.
gcther with tho certainty that some two or three
weeks must yet elapse before tho product Of the
new crop can begin TO como forward freely, has
produced some degree Of comparative activity In
the local demand and corresponding frmncss on
the part of holders of desirable retail grades.
Among the sales yesterday wo note the following:
so bbls. Howard street extra, very choice, at
Sl4 25; 100 bbls. high grade do. at S13 rs; and
so bbls do. at $13.l2t. The advance In corn
has impaired more 6rmness to meal, which ID
now hold at $500. There wero salos Of new
white at $3.1O, and new choice red at $3.05
Corn Is more firm, owing to light receipts. Sales
Of white at l II, and yellow at l.loa$1 rs
Oats are stiG, and tond upward. Sales at 8sass
cts, weight. In provisions, the market is active
for bulk meats and bacon, and prices arc cont
higher
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TRuSKs.-The pedestrian passing up OF

TRuSKs.-The pedestrian passing up or
down Pennsylvania avsnus yesterday could not fail
to admire tho trunks and vAiises In front Of the
wsll-known establishment Of Wall, Stephens Co. !,
No. s22 Pennsylvanis avenue, which they have Just
received from their mandatory. They have now
tho most complete assortment Of trunks Of tho most
beautiful design and nnish, made OF the best nate
rial, and selling at manufacturer prices. The
stock consists Of sole leather trunks ladies' dress
trunks, packing trunks. Leather satehels. yaiisss,
20. Call and examine the stock and make your
purchaser
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

60 To Consu,nl l,tivos.-The Advertiser
having boon restored to health iha few voeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe iuus afostiou, and that dread
disease, COrsumpti on, Is anxious to make known 10
his fellow uderers tho means OF cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pre-.
seriptoD used, Gree Of eharge,) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
Ind sUsE CURE roR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoS-
oHITTs, SC, Tho only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription Is to benent the afieted
and spread information which he eonoeyes b be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy as 1t will cost II en- nothing aud may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please al =
dress REV. RDWARD A WILSON,
os25-dwly Williamsburg. Kinss Co, MY
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

PROPOSED New RAILRoAD.-A meeting
Of oitizens favorable to tho construction of q
street railroad along Conneotiout avenue, to in
terseot Twentieth street at the Boundary, was
held on Monday at the real estate rooms Of r.
NJ. Hall. II was asoertained that the amount
requisite TO build tho road would be readily sub.
soribed by property holders on the limo Of the
road, and II was decided to at once open sub.
soription and take measures 10 secure charter.
Tho road will DO about mile In length, and can
be connected with either the Avenue road or tho
F-stPect road.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

DIssoLUrIoN.-By an announcement in
another column II will bo that the arm Of Hall
Plant, nne grocers, has boon dissolved. Mr.. A.
Clinton Plant will continue the business wholesale
and reta at tho old stand Of Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. Mr.. Plant deserves and
will receive the confidence and tho patronage OF the
public. His stock Of goods embraces everything
usually obtained In arst class grocery. Tho ro-
tlring partuer Mr.. O. A. Hail, returns thanks for
the patronage bestowed upon the late nrm and asks
that the Same support may be extended to Mr..
Plant
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs.- following
transfers Of District real estate have been made
within tho past fow days: ,.
Lot Is, square 900, IL feet by n inches, sold
at 81, ,000j lot q square Att, II feet inches, on
Q street, 81, 1885, lot IL, square 46t, feet 2
inches, on Seventh street, also IS feet inches
on Seventh street, s., 0OOi lot l4s, in Beales ad
dition to Georgetown SIC, 900; lots 1888, 139, and
Georgetown, II feet inches, $l,4O0; tract
called "Rock Of Duubarton," and known as
a." Peters Grove" $50. .o0oi sub lot Q, in square
S96, 5000.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

CHIEy JUSTICE CARTTER.-Ohief Justice
Cartier, of the supreme court Of this District, Is
suffering severely from an attack Of fever and
ague. Although much indisposed, he neyerths-
less appears daily upon tho bench, transaoting
tho business Of the equity court, as we'll as that
OF the June term Of the criminal court
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

AGooD IMPROVEMENT UNDER WAYNE.
John Il. Eshbaoh, contractor, has number Of
hands at work In laying Nicholson pavement
on tho oarriageuay Of II street, the Improvement
to extend from Fourteenth street west TO Penn.
sylyania avenue, near Nineteenth street west
The pavement on the north front OF Lafayette
square Is being re-laid, also, we notice.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

Yesterday slight fire occurred
Ii shanty on Capitol Hill, between D and @
and First and Second streets, the roof only be.
ing slightly damaged by FIRE, which emanated
from the stove pipe. Tho fire was extinguishsd
by neighbors, and no alarm was sounded. The
tenement was occupied by colored people. Or
Ger Scott, Of tho Fourth ward, reported tho
facts 10 tho stationhouse.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

So Sexual Diseases, Debility, Ae.-Pay
no more money to ouacks, but bny TRAIL h JACK
SONS Pathology and CURE YOURSELF. s'.
Sold by American Nows Co., lal Nassau street, New
York. Send for eirculAr. ap26-d&wSms
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

LOST OvERBoARD.-A few nights since,
II Is said, while the truck boat Vandalia, Cap
tain White, was coming up to the city, hand,
name unknown, was struck by the shifting sail,
knocked overheard, and drowned. The acci-
dent occurred between Alexandria and Wash
ington, and up TO last accounts the body OF tho
unfortunate man had not been found.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

90 This movement is entirely separate from, and
has NO connection with any other enterprise.
Address all orders and communications, with
stamps for return postage, to
GEORGE W. THOMAS,
Managing Director,
je22.u No. $40 Pa. ave., Washington, d. @.
~ Editors rSspeetfully invited to notice this
"NArIosAL OFFERING " OF sympathy and philan-
threpy, and to lend It such aid their beneyolenee
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

A NOVEL CAsE.-On Monday last Officer
Harris, Of the sanitary police force, arrested q
gentleman named J. D, Jones, who resides on
Twentieth street west, between L and NJ streets
north, on complaint Of next door neighbor
named John James Calvert, who charges that
Mr.. jones' pigeons commit nuisance by
choking up his water spouting with manure, DO.
The case was taken before Justice Harper, when
Mr.. Miller appeared for tho defence Between
ten and fifteen witnesses uero examined, and
Mr.. Miller inquired Of oticsr Harris why no did
not examine the pigeon manure, as to whether
or not 1t was poisonous or o nuisance. The
officer replied that he did not know his duty OF.
tended TO tho top Of two.story house In such
cases. Justice Harper reserved his decision in
this important case.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

PAINFUL AcoIDENr.-A. ]. Hunter, on
employee at the United States Treasury, whilst
assisting In oyerhauling one Of the steam boilers
yesterday morning had one Of his hands badly
hurt. He was holding bar Of iron in his hand
which was struck with such force by q sledgo
hammer In tho hands of one Of the workmen
that It nearly severed his thumb, and severely
cut the palm Of his hand.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

CONDITION Of tho thermometer in the
shade for July 10, as observed at W, 8. Thomp-
son,s drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue Ga. M, 7Oi IL m, 74i 3p.
M, 76j 8 p, m, 10.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

BKroSD CoNrErrrIox-Henning,s $3.50
French yoke white dress shirts; good muslin. ane
linen, well made and nicely hitting. Made 10 order
for sls per half dossp No. 6s5 Seventh street. near
Maryland avenue. ...'
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

FoR PREsERvEs.-Charles Ullrich, jr,
No. 4osh Ninth street, between D sad streets, an.
tieipatins tho wants Of houseksepers who intend
capturing the fruits Of the season for preserving and
piekins, has procured large lot Of jelly glasses.
fruit Jars, preserving kettles aud spoons which he
:, Offering cheap for cash. I.r
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

HORSE KrLLEp.-On Tuesday afternoon
horse belonging to Mr.. George p. duiiok, which
was valued at $3.50, was killed near the brick
bridge on New Jersey avenue A soldier had
escaped from tho guhrd.house Of the 18th In.
fantry on CAROLS hill, and was pursued and
shot at, when one Of the balls struck the horse
In the head, killing him instantly, and q second
ball came near striking another horse.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

HYMESIAL. - Constantine dc Bodisco,
esq son Of the late Russian Minister, Count do
Bodisco, and Miss Charlotte Barton, Of George
town, were Joined in tho holy bands Of matri-
mony, at tho Church Of tho Epiphany, on @ be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, by
Episcopal church, on Tuesday evening. Tho
witnesses To the tying Of the nuptial knot en-
braeod many friends Of both parties. Tho
happy pair have gone on their wedding tour.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

WooD AND CoAL.--0ur numerous sub.
serbers and readers on .hs Island are requested to
notice the Advertisement Of n D. Butler, eorner Of
Third and streets, Qslsud, who has opened coal
aud wood yard at that locality, and nonds to sell
the best quality at the lowest prices
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FOR SALE ORIENT

TOR RENT.-ONE LARGE SECOND
IL Story Front Room at bS6 Seventh street, over
Stevens Tea Hong between G and D, east side,
suitable for Office or association. Also, several
pleasant rooms with board. Table boarders wanted.
Enquire on the premises. jy4u
DOR r T. N IA LARGE BRICK
IL HOUSE, with Ten Rooms, situated on L street
south, between Seventh and Eighth, Navy Yard. Gas
and water throughou The house. Rent S35 per
month, payable in advance. Apply to JOS.
REPETTI, corner OF Seventh and streets, Navy
Yard, or Of Thos. Dennis, at this oilee. my79.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

JEwELRY.-B Bog-wood Sets and But
tons, Silver Plated Spoons and rsEhs, received yes
terday At Prisg's ono dollar jswslry store, No. 4ss
Pennsylvania avenue near Four and a-half street
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

We have this day reduced our prices
10 per cent all light eoiorsd eassinerss at sahs
Co. q, OF Seventh street, sdJoinins Bank Of the
Republic. ...Fry ...fr.. ..I.. .
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERs.-The atten-
tion Of the public Is directed to the advertisement Of
fenton Martin, corner Of Twelfth street and tho
canal They have made arrangements and are now
prepared to do all work In their line Of business In
ouding jobbing Of all kinds. Both Of tbeso gentle.
mon being experienced mechanics, and having In
their employ competent workmep, they cannot fall
to give satisfaction to all who may favor them with
their orders.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11
The following dispatch was received by

W. O. MErzERoTr h Co., washington.
Nnw YORK, July s-si5 p. m.-oalelal telegram
per cable, from Paris gives us nrst Gold Medal for
greatest perfection in Grand, Square, and Upright
Pianos.
Strongest endorsement Of Jury placing Us at tho
head Of the list. sTRINwAY & SONS.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

MARINE DIsAsrER-Th schooner Louisi
Frazier, from Georgetown, D. O., for Boston
went ashore on the night Of tho 9th instant dur
ing a thick fog, three miles west Of Shinnecocl
Light. The crew were saved.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

REsIdSATIoS.-The resignation Of Major
Henry II. Rathbone, Assistant Adjutant Genera
United States volunteers, has boon accepted BY
the President, to take effect from the sth Of thil
month.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

FIRST LIEUT.. ARTHUR O. ELLIS, I'd regi-
ment Veteran Reserve Corps, resigned and his
resignation was accepted.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

~ Free TO Evsrybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular, giving infor nation Of the greatest import.
anee to the young OF both sexos.
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and reevs copy post paid, by re.
tarn mail. Address p. o. Drawer
nhl9-d&wly Troy, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

BASE BALI.-Yesterday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock, tho Columbia and Enterprise Base
Ball Clubs played match game, which resulted
in q score Of Ia for the Columbia and round 0
for the Enterprise. Rather a poor Enterprise,
we take II.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

ELECrioN OF DIRECTORS. meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Metropolitan Street Rail.
way Company was held yesterday afternoon ut
near New York avenue. The following named
gentlemen were chosen rs directors for the ensu-
ing year J. W. Thompson, 8. p. Brown, M.
"a Kmsry, William b, Todd. LOWS Clepbane,
A. X. Shepherd, and Moses Kelly. All Of tho
above.named gentlemen were directors during
the past year, save Mr.. Kelly, who was elected
instead OF Thomas Lewis who declined to serve
longer. Tho directors will elect officers at no
Distant day, ..T. ."
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

SALE OF MoSEY.-At the Central Built
ing Association, last night, 22d month, 40 share
wero sold ut q premium averaging 49i per cen
The national Republican., 1867-07-11
10 CAL ITE M s .
SrECIAL CARD

." NEW Yosx, July ., 1857.
To JoHr y. Ellis, washihatop, D. C.i We have
Just received the following By Atlantic Cable;
PAnis, July I, 1897. - -Chiekerins 4 Sons, Now
York, In addition TO GOLD MEDAL or HONOR,
have to-day resolved DECORATION OF THE LIE.
dIoN OF HONOR, which places Us AT THE HEAD
OF ALL PIANO EXHIBITORS.
jys.h @. y. CHIUKERfNo.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11
OWEN HOUSE-B, w OwKN,

J.w. Mckinney, eityi WIN. q. Rain, Nashville,
A.; Thomas G. Green, Col. 3. W. Minor, Va g.
Ponl1, Boston, H. Q. callloq!t, Rutland, vai j. H
Sebastian, Wilmington, Del X. y, Stewart, New
York; Charles Y. Stokes, Portland, Nc.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

THE NATIONAL UNION Insurance. Con-
PAsY-This institution 10 now In the tide
Of most successful prosperity, and the conadence
Of our people In Its management is unbounded.
A dividend Of 4per cent. for the past six months
was declared, FREQ oftaI, and payable on the goth
Inst. This dividend, the report states, Is not as
large as could have boon msdeI but they believe
that II was their duty, for the safety Of the In
sured, To declare small dividends for the present,
and make their surplus large, thereby creating q
fund that will always be ready TO meet all losses.
The directors elected for the ensuing year com.
prise some Of our most eminent bankers and
shrewdest business men, and whilo such gentle
men arc at the hoad Of the company, insurers
may rely that the administration Of its affairs
will be conducted to thoir advantage. The Ma
tional Union Ia also q local institution, and 1t
should bs the pride and boast of our citizons
that II be supported to the preference Of those
not identified with our business interests. The
Office Of the Company Is at II Louisiana avenue,
where the accommodating Secretary, Noble d.
Larner, esq, will at all times be pleased to fur.
nish information to those dssirous Of insur Ing
property against loss by fire.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11
THE COURTS.

EQUIrY CoURT-Chief Justice CARTIER
The court met at ten O'Clock, but during Its Sos.
sion made only one order.
893. Hazel ys. Dean OF al. Order granted In
this case for plaintiff to show cause why judg-
mont by default heretofore rendered should not
be set aside.
Adjourned until this morning at ton o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

CRIMINAL CoURr-JUNE TERM-Chief
Justice Cdrtter.-No business brought before the
court.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11
DSER,s HoTEL-GEonon D. DYER.

Henry o. Hoyt, St. Louis; J. 8. Knapp, Rlmira, N.
Y;F. Ellery Fitch, New York A. Fidel and daugh-
tar Elmira; J. T. Hall, Baltimore d. 8, g. Kimm,
Bennington, III. +; A. Payne, II. A, wisner,
0euoya, MY; WIN. Minshall, Thomas W. Stewart,
Brooklyn, N. Y; VIM. Corell Elmirai VIM. Norris
Williansport, Pa. John Cais, N. g. Palmer, j. Car
riII, EImira; q W. Thompson, Greonbrier