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NJ MBER II.
81 Z D T C A L
There cometh glad tidings JOY to all,
10 young and TO old, to great and to small
The beanLywhich onccwasso precious and Tar
4 free ior all, and all may be fair,
DN, THE JrSF or
BY THE USE

By THE USE OF
GiHASTELLAR'S
Y WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,
For Improving and Identifying the Complex
ion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation IN
use, for giving the skin beautiful pear!-ilEe
tint, that is only found in youth. IL quickly
removes Tan, Frecklcs, pimples, bI"tGheT,
Moth Patches, SuiiowncsS. Eruption7} ana "a:
impurities OF the skin, kindly healing the same
It's use cannot be detected by the closest Scru-
tiny, and being vegetable preparation IS per
lcctly harmless. 1t is the only article Of the
kind used by the French, and is considered by
the Parsi:.ns as Indispensable 10 perfect toll
ct. Upwards Of 3O,OJU bottles were sold during
th" past year, sufficient guarantee ot It's cdi-
cary, Price only - cents. Sent by mail, pos
paid, ON receipts Of an order, by
BERG EE, SHUTS IL Co., Chemists.
NH 0-ly 2S5, River street. Troy, n.
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CoMM'Rs OFFICE, Feb %, 1867
Notice is hereby given to the parties intere$t-
ed ia the decree, OF which the foregoing la an
abstract that l have fixed upon TIL u Rs A !,
the 18th day Of March, 1867, at my office in the
city Of Alexandria, to execute the said decree.
JOHN W EST,
Master in Chancery Of the
feb 2S-1aW4w County Court of Alexa co.
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C0U RT 0TIC ES.

i dria County, Virginia, January 10, 1867, Ar
thur Herbert and John W. Burke, partners,
trading under the firm name Of Burke & Her
bert, and Arthur Herbert, in his own right, on
behalf of themselves and all others, the creditors
of Eliza z. Herbert, deceased plaintiffs. vs.
Caroline Fairfax Alfred Herbert, Emma Bry-
ant, Edward Herbert, John E. diversified and
Lucinda, his wife, John c. Herbert, James (.
Herbert, Matthias Herbert, Hare P Herbert,
Upton Herbert, William 9. Herbert, Elizabeth
D. Herbert, Herbert Norris, Archibald Fairfax,
and Eliza, his wife, Eugens Hyde, 80 90 Irwin, WIN
and Aurelia his wife Monimia Caray, John
Fairfax, Charles Fairfax, Henry NJ. Fairfax, sn
infant, Herbert c. Fairfax, Orlando Fairfax,
--. Hunter, Thomas r. Hunter, Madeline
Hunter, Thomas II. Hunter, jr., Charles Hunter,
an infant, Frank Harwood, and Julia, his wife,
Sallie Hunter, an infant, and Minnie Hunter, an
infant, detendants-in chancery. IT,.
The decree in TIE aforesaid cause directs the
undersigned, Master in Chancery, TO ascertain
and report
lst. The indebtedness OF the estate Of Eliza
P. Herbert at the time Of her death.
End The value Of personal assets which have
or are yet to come into the hands of her admin
istrator.
Sd. The real estate Of which she died seized,
and its value.
4th The liens on the said real estate, their
amount and prioriLies respectively.
The said decree further directs the said Mas
ter to give notice, by publication in some news
paper published in Alexandria, once week for
four successive weeks which publication shall
be equivalent TO personal seryiee of notice nphn
the parties. '
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COMNISsION MERCHAN
4 NDREW J. FLEMING,
GENERAL
jOlIMLSSI0N MERCHAN NJ,
M q x inc street,

A LEN ANDKIA, ' Il.
Solicits consignments Of Country Produce
and orders for the purchase Of supplies, and
promises to give the best attention t" any Dusi-
ness entrusted TO him, and TO make prompt re-
tnrno NH 22-lm
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.COUR T N O T I c L S .
VyIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerk 5
Office ofthe Circuit Court OF Prince Will

VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerk 5
Y Office of the Circuit Court OF Prince vii
liam county, on the 4th day Of March: 1867,
William Earnest plaintiff vs.. Clara Me Nalr
and her husband, name unknoWn; Stephen
McNair, Fred .McNair, Henry McNair kobt.
McNair, Dolph McNsir and Francis j. Cam
non. late Sheriff Of Prince William county,
Committee Administrator OF John McNair de-
ceased defendants: In chancery:
The object Of this bill is TO have the mortgage
executed by John McNair, in his lifetime, TO
the plaintiff, conveying certain lands, situated
in Prince William county, Va, to secure n
note or bond OF $4,000, payable on the lst Of
December 1860, with interest from date, fore
closed; said bonds subjected to sale, and the
proceeds applied in discharge Of said note or
bond.
The defendants, Clara Nc Nair and her hus
band, name unknown; Stephen McNair, Fred :
McNair, Henry McNnir, Robt. McNnir, and
Doph McNnir, not having appeared and
~iyen security according To the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they arc non residents Of this State
it is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith insert in tho Alexandria Ga
zette, a newspaper published in the city Of Alex
ardria, once a week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this county, A copy, tcste:-
JOHN CA PER Clerk.
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The parties interested in the above decree ar
hereby notified that l will take the account
therein ordered, on the 4th day Of April next
at the Office OF Thomas nj Moore, at Fairfax &. II
NH 4-law4w 0. W. HuNTT Sui. Com.
The New York herald., 1867-04-12
COURT oF GENERAL SESSIONS

Conviction Of CasfaGnefe for Arson--Hc is
Sentenced 10 the state Prison for Life.
Before Recorder Hsckett
The trial Of Gartano s. Casagnssc charged with
IN the hrs' degree was resumed yesterday and occupied
the entire day.
Joseph A. Buxum testified that he made an appraise-
ent Of the goods found tho basement hired BY the
prsoner after the re the aggregate value Of which was
Ofrcer Dwycr in whose house the accusod ,ved ses.
tiled that he was several tmes his basement sn3 ss
small pieces Of wood, paper shavings and nevsnsners
srosud the noor; he had not been 70 The plsre lor
week bsfors The dre.
Emile Bs.asi the partner Of the defendant, svors
that he with Castagnco the day Of ths Are iii
haIf.past mise O'Clock when the accused accomrep,sa
him 70 the cas from his prisoners) rooms in thirty
On h,s srors examination the witness said be wan, q,
Europe On The 13th Of June and returned America on
the 1oth of December that the prisoner wrote 70 him
thar business going very bad that the witness put
O. 500 and CsstaGneto about $500 into the millinery
trade he aid not authorize the prisoner TO insure the
stock fuF $1,000.
nnmbsr Of witnesses were called and examined 10
show tbas Castagneso the hight OF the fire
panied his friend 70 the cars ~ hfpsst nine o'clock
and returned IN Eve or six inmates 70 bis room soon
after went 70 bed and remained there until ofnceI
Dryer woke him up and Informed him that his base
mont Ore II nlsc shown that the two keys
OF the basement IN adjoining room TO the
prisoners while he seeing his friend 70 thc cars
After the summing up OF counsel on both sides and
the delivery OF able and lucid charge by the Re
cofder The y retired TO deliberate upon the case. In
The New York herald., 1867-04-12
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

JUVENILE BURGLARS ARRESTED ON STATEN ISLAND
Three lads, fourteen and fifteen years OF age, named
John B. OHare, Michael J. Hurley and Edward A. Hur.
ley who had been arrested at their respective residences
on Staten Island, by two officers Of the Frst precinct
on charge Of burglary, yesterday brought before
Justice Hogan Michael Murphy janitor OF the prer-
No 30 Exchange place, charges that the 18th Of
March Office and storeroom In the baildng, occupied
me Sy png s
ofnco door with an iron bar, and robbed OF two
small guns and small model boat, with which they
escaped The boy 0Fare confessed TO the complainant
that no and his confedcraes entered the premises
described and took away the property. The youthful
scqucntly Justice Hogan admitted o'Hare TO bail.
Although not In the complaint u is alleged that the
VARIOUS other articles rom the ssororoom and sold them
for what they would bring.
RosRgRy AT Horn.-On Wednesday night George
Thompson Of 15f Hoyt street. Brooklyn, accompanied
Elizabeth Terry. English woman, to the Frank
for. House, William street. and while there she
stole $50 In national bank notes from his pocket
and being accused of the theft restored
the money to Thompson. The accused was yesterday
taken before Justice Hogan and committed for trial
TnuI or corros. Two men named John 0Donncll
and Peter Hollis yesterday brought before Justice
Hogan charged with stealing bale OF cotton valued q,
$loo Mr. Han +. starin, Receiving Clerk for the
Starn Railroad Transit Line caught the prisoners In the
act Of removing the cotton, whereupon they made an
Intellectual attempt TO escape The magistrate committed
Hollis and oDonne TO the Tombs for trial in default OF
81, 900 ball each
HEAvY RoBBERy.-Henry Q. Harmstead, Of IL Watts
street. hookkseps appeared before Justice Dodge yes
terdsy at the Jefferson Market Police Court charged
with stealing from the New Haven Railroad depot
travelling trunk, The properly Of John K Besson, Of
Uniontown, Pa The trunk contained wearing apparel,
jewelry and other effects 10 the value OF $500 II ap.
pears that Mr. Becson entered the express once TO get
his baggage and put the check upon the counter and
that Hamstcad succeeded securing while the prose-
cutors back turned Two officers Of the Ninth pre-.
cnct arrested the prisoner at his residence where they
discovered the missing property. Harmstead pleaded
guilty and was committed TO answer The chrgein $4,000
bail
SELLING Laouoa WITHOUT LIcum -Disderick Has-
nan, Of 734 wsshngson street. was charged before Jue
tce Dodge with selling liquor without . license. He
found bali $500 70 answer for the oenoe ~ the Gene.
vnlQ Qanx0ua
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

"Our Anericaa Cossin'' Again in Court
Motiea for = New Trial.
Before justices Robertson, Barbour and Mcneil
Lasra Ksass, plairiG JoAa s. Clark dsfsndanG-
1hh case which tried before Justice Jones and
jury last 0ctobes and verdict found for tho plaintiff
for o. action to damages for the
alleged unauthorized representation by the defendant
shs Winter Garden theatre in this city Of comedy
called Our American Cousin, OF which the plaintiff
claimed she was literary proprietor.
Tho defendant denied the plaintiffs title and claimed
. prior title In himself 70 the comedy, and he also
alleged the play had been published by frequent scenic
nc defendant appealed from that verdict and yester
asy bis counsel Mr. Jerome Buck, argued in the Supe-
yior Court special term, in support OF motion for .
nsw trial He claimed that the respondent had intro.
duced evidence to support her aegasion that the
play remained unpublshed by printing otherwise
down to the ssyocaton Of her complaint TO wit Dccem
bov 106A This necessary, because publication Of
any utterly destructive Of literary proprietohp
common law COuussl then cited various authorities
sen this point Ae also claimed thst the Judge at trial
had power 70 direct verdict subj opinion
of the Court except0us havnG been taken by the de-
Sendant 70 the admission and exclusion OF evidence
The arument In the not being concluded yester.
aey, n hes gone over until 10 morrow
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

Mexjeun TftleS In CaIIfornia-The De Hare
Clain-One.tAird sf the City - Bar Fran.
~ eisee IsvslseA. SEs. 7ass cfe sssar'Epa se
Josga d. Hare q a., appdImas. ne Usii1 Aatek
1hs cas- involving vast landed interests In Caifor-
mia che claim bene for half ansqasss lsagus q lana
ssesd according 10 the locaea thst shall Gnally bs
given n Hths dain b salowsd ss from esoee 600 70
4ls oooeoA ssIainsd that the grants win b found
70 eubraos large position tonsthis Il the ssty q saa
Faneiseo; bas the present elsants - nss undsrake
70 sstabsh Title 70 any portion u ths csty s lr
mo original Casssss, NON whom ne eiaimaaw q,
savS te Ramon end FmaciSso Ds aaso were killed q
San Rafael, laxa eQensy cAlsorna, b he Ar,sr,oape
a. The veg .9 lsa4 wsish Nd 70 ne ansSxa.
asS ,S.r . ,s:1 Ssssis ssIs. e ne yn.ea
hs dvi.- :. :. s:ssx His ssssssSoss il nlsssa
wtfS nx niner gsIs and one mi.T ssa From thses.
ihs moss respectable etssas q - United ssaass
isissiy i9lPsssisd ]: 9 & esr.ss: ~. q Nv YssI
shs minor &.!Sssa ssa ksS ~ a. sil's s,s,, =,
.s g. s a.. s. s:s ga s:ss.s. = :sSs sss;s sss
@ :sss = =: Sss Ss s. :sas .s'ss
. become :ssA q s. s' .sss e a. ps,s pps
.ss s.'nsss s:s. By ns s'y rs S' q:
| daty Of granting lands; and The IDENTITY Of
which prevailed in the archives Of the former govern.
documentA only psrohasers but on -. nsF M
the Judiciary In this the were 40 imposed
upon hy two forced s.as and an dated certificate
unmcel p68sslon These spurious papers they, II il
aion established By the act or 1884, and the judges Of
the commission hnd special land agent Of the govern
ment equally unable to desccs the maud, and the
claimants title allowed. Upon appeal 10 the District
Court these grants were found 70 b fraudulent and the
claim rejected. Subsequently the claim revived
ON documents alleged to b genuine tho claimans
themselves repudiating the two grants upon which
they before relied, and insisting that they shall not only
claims shall be prejudced BY the fraud OF other
perfectly executed documents that the Land Com
mission was deceived by them There two
questions nvoved-Hrs Of tle and second Of location
r. A. Dick, n Blair, VIM N. Stewart Judge Black and
Cushing for settlers Jaa NJ Carlisle and senator Cole
for city Of Francisco; Henry stanbery, J. Wills fol
l Uoyernmcut
The New York herald., 1867-04-12
nARiKE COURT.
Action for Alleged slandep.
Before Judge Hearn.

EisdYds Flock AID Wifx-rhis was action to
secovsr damages fos alleged slander. The crcum.
stances were these-At Jewish wedding the do.
fsndants wifc addressed to the plaintiff certain words
which imputed TO her departure from the ways Of
sas TAe plaintiff tsetnsA that In consequence Of this
inpusson hsr employer having heard Of H. he SAID he
did like 70 have person resting under such
.Cusation In hts employ and requested the plaintiff TO
clear herself Of IL In accordance with this suggestion
she produced evidence 70 atsy her employer that the
charge aganss her was unfoundcd On croS-examina-
tion however the plaintiff admitted that she had not
lost any work in consequence OF the statement Of the de-
fcndant The Court held that the words per were not
actonable and there was no special damage proved
dismissed q couulniut
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

four O'Clock yesterday morning. and Coroner wdey hes
been no6ed 70 hold inquest on tho body Of ths de-
the breast neck ana bands In endeavorng 20 exngush
the flames In which her daughter vas snysioped - con-
sdered 70 be In q precarious condition.
SUDDEN DEAm At TEE FIFTH AvHsus HorH~-Yeseer-
day mosnDg Mr. G. Parkhur one q the Directors q
the Ninth Na,,onal Bank who with his family boasded
cerossr widsy being aoSsd Droosssa . he hsss ss
the purpose or holding inquest but learned has hs
services were not required, e Dr. Gray had stve.
burial ceEtincata Ooreaes Wildey Bes1ee sne mAtseS
70 NE Board Of Health. sssf 0ssa.n.eT
I'm sUScnn N NM EAm RuxR-Ihs be6y = ~
man found noasins 10 Ne dock = pss Na - Eass ny
has bssn idanAsd q thas Of Janss Boarns Iaas es
in tAs cs.vsrhea department. a ths uaatsA Seaees
TTsasuy Depasmsat of this city IA deesased ~
e rasisnn.. ~ By birth thirty nvs yssn = f. ID
fsrmWiy eape1ea IN ths Irsasssy DsDaasnseae W.sA-
isf 81 seoas syelys neeshs sinss yas n.nsssss =
his superior of1osrs and much bsovsd ~ 81 Vim
when - bron1ht into ooasasA his supposed thaA
he drowned hins:lf while lsbo.ins sndor Z .eapo..sy
1ss D,ss :s;.ss 1sis:s M isss s TOOK
funeral = the dsosssd Ss1 no rcls,ss Is sh country.
TrcnmDa runovon I'M NnETlmrH cruuRr.-This
was tho subject Of diseourss By Rev. Or. Becwr de-
vered ast evening before attentive audience q the
Church Of oar Saviour mo lecturer advanced tho idsa
that ~ inventons an4 hs imprcvsments Or civilization
during she pgeeeas contugY hAve tsndaDcy toward
unity q We human TneA II consequence Of which the
rssearches ceneentlK the gB ~ he races lose thsr
imperence fhsss wete pNAaqyna better evidences os
each tendency Aan ~ invenliens ard discoveries BY
which epaoe md tine wupe anoih1leooA II psTa1lpa
hs veuB the suojeoA ~ leo1uFuF voc61 variety of
occueDoee Which fully paped ne theories aAvanced
me dlgooasSe was = interesting - II Instructive
HAfcawxT AcmpsrR-Q husnch, while q wssk yes
tsrdsy. No 90 worth sEest accidentally fen csxn
through the hatchway and wss, il Apprshendsd,
fstaly injured He was removed to ths New York
AccDuss Al SsA-Robsrs Munros, seaman ON loard
the steamer City Of Dublin during gale WAS washed
from the "bsidgs" sangway and fractured bis arm
His condition being considsred critical be was on arriv
Ing . this port, SAINT 70 the New York Hospital
William W. Jarvis, . hand on board the steamship
Baltic. on her passage 70 this port Was Knocked down.
frnctung ha leg and reosiving other bodily tniuriea
while st work IN storm The ships surgeon had him
removed to the New York Hospital
YRs m FRoxr SrRxr r-At quarter before tsn O'Clock
last ssht Ore discovered BY ocsr Nsals, Of the
Firt precinct in the storage No u Front street.
kept BY e. Osbrey. The alarm was given and the frc-
men quickly responded. When the door broke open
the nro was found burning amongst lot OF coil f0p0
and barrels Of 10uE The flames extinguished
rhe damage done to the nouY and ropc 10 about
$60ono 1oobt fully insured The damage ions 70 the
building va but t6ing The origin Of the nve, accord
Ing 70 The account given BY the police seems 70 Be rather
x
The New York herald., 1867-04-12
TINE paWsstD Exrfxpu Or suuacu STREET.

NO. IV0 bk0AbWAf, ApfH Nfs 1oUFs
perceive my name, In connection with The names Of
'John Scott and George r. Arcularus, COMMISSIONER"
appended 70 published notice Of tho proposed pre-
sentssos Of the report In this matter 10 the General
Term Of shs supreme Court on the 10Th Of June next
for confirmation. The use OF my name TO this notice
and s wholly unauthorized. I have not signed
such notice. have signed any report IN this
matter do not approve the report IS described IN the
synopsis thereof published In the daily ewspapers on
saturday the 3oth ult, wrote Mr.. Richard OGorman,
we corporation Counsel, note informing him that
nad not approved any report In this matter, pd re-
quested him 70 have my omitted In tho ertisc.
ment as one Of The Commissioners applying 10 me con-
hrma'on OF the report No reply TO my commuuica.
tlon 70 hm has been received, aud my continues
TO appear IN the advertisement without my appreciation
JOHN b. HASKlN
The New York herald., 1867-04-12


Cleared.
Steamship Hsnsa (Brem), Won Otersndorp, Bremen via
south am mpton--Oclrichs Co.
stsamship. henry Chaancey. Gray, Aspinwsil-Pssae
stnswship Columbia Barton rravana--f,arrfson Anen
steamship Lvingsson, Baker, savannah-Lavinsston.
IA eesssmship olsueus Godfrey Bcsaon-w Clvde
chip James Foster Jr, Abesl Lvsrpooi-o Marshaii
John Dyy w, sS k%sn sSsi s,cS C.
Bar Sarh Pswhassan. Potter, sams-NL& Griswold
Brg Cle er w!l.cn, Falmouth for orders vis New Bed
Srig Tsvori Csori SssA. sssshholm-Fusch. Msineks
Sris Constants rssz) Ramlres, rsmpiec-N Rshsvsr1A
Sris Kursa tBrI spraxus, 81 Domingo Csy-J Biwsll
Bris Alfsrsssa, Brbbsr, Hsvsna--Trujnio vinine
Brg Albert, Dow, HavAna-J ward Co.
Bs ssIcss ,,asi Ss hwSndg s1n
seir risris Br,, Loekhsrs naranhsm and rsrsL Am.
4 sshr Pioneer (Br, enusa, 81 John Md DewoH
schr " II Mckenzie, sopsr, Cape carnavsrai-N L No.
sshI aonsyew conliiu Charesson-van Bruns siasht.
echr l. Beverly, Lcvcland, Rchmond-van Brunt
schr Alice Hardy. Pearsall, Norfolk--A Iiampson
Schr Mary, Rogers, Phiiadelphia-BJ weinberg
echr Jeddie, Fannine, Boston-Jed Frye Go.
Steamer W Bruno, Foster, Baltimore.
Arrived.
Steamship City Of New York fBv Tibbcts Liverpool March
~ Queenstown aoh with mdse and $50 passsgers ~
John dale. March ~ 10 " Bell Buoy, passed
"a. lat 43 p9. Inn az "a rvged aud schr fsynd
steamer honId IL same day, latf ~, Ion ~ w. saw bark
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