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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
DY JOHN L. vANDEwATgR AUCTIONEER. NO. "a
ID Duann elreei ei--I.e.ir sac THIS DAY at II O'Clock

Horses. Wagons, Harness, &c.
Magnificent BLACK Marc, by Long Island, l5,4 hands high
SIX of tho oughbed dam; IN and sty-
lsh; afraid ~ locomotive cantrOt better than minutes;
warranted sound and kind.
BLOOD bay rrong Horse 5if high years, very stylish
driver. honest and reliable; warranted In
2:i5 any day "a condition; sound and kind.
Blood bay Horse 1914 hgh years, thoroughbred stock;
warranted sound ard kind.
Sorre Horse 10 hands, years; good, gentle and kind In
ali harness.
lev,rll other first olass stock Particulars at SALE
ser Horses aai Cnrris ges Head.
Top top Bugyes. city make sets single and double
HaTIe sc
Next r. .zula ar sale Tuesday, 2th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

A rwO-THIRDs INTEREST IN BUSINESS NOW
"A working prohtaby and successfully and promsainns
large results offered for sale easy TERMS Inc
owners III health compels the sacrifice
SOUTHMAYD CO., l94 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
EUROPE.

DATII HOTEL prCcADrLLy, LONDON -PARLORS
Is t.ve ~. rbecrfu view of Pccadiiy, and bedrooms
overlook lhe Grcen Park Brunswick Hotel Jernyn street.
J.mcs fuodcf entirely new management.) Largo and
49,, III e,iss ~ Apartments and comic table neiroOms.
Tie sbove Hotels situated IN the centre Of the West End
a.. with couvcnlencc, and conducted with th&
comforts u homo Families and gentlemen boarded on
"''''''' ''~' ysswA SNsLRY AGO., Pgpssnlek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

r OANs NEGOTIATED UPON APPROVED MARKET
JOHN b. MURRAY, % Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
DYMISER A AsOvERyiLI.E This DAY, At OUR OWN
ID HORSE AUCTION MART, liz EAST ThlRrEENTH

MtR3i.E SfAELE-1--AF II VVLJNK,
REGULAR al Z: OF noI2SES. CARRIAGES, &c.
Pair of Cue bay ilrses isi hands, anl years; war;
sound Kind tlue; elegant Hight city bui
Victoria nade 70 order by X ". stvers, with pole and
of sings Harnoss, cy mlie 10 order nearly
light hay Horae years, l5t lnnds, trained 70
single and oo,ble harness, sound and true; reversible
~. park fhaeon, city sutt. IL good order. .
dark bay crse Ia hands years, kind sound and
ard in shout minutes.
auurl bay Mar, % hands, years, kidA In oil harness
and uader saddle; stylish. und an true.
gold mounted double Harness; very valuable, In
FIRST ite oder
Dark bay liorse 49, hands years kind and true.
Beautiful dark bsy Mnre 10 hRnis years, kind in all
HARNESS and under saddle: ntcd sound ad true.
Cs.enc- Coach city ult % orie in rstsAtc condition
No top ,oad Wagon. IN good order.
Sogral Horse. t.>s h,uds ycars, KIND lnd true.
Ton BUGGY. order, Mott, nrst rate con-
diion. III pole and shafts.
'West che der llosks way. built by John r. Law
o this city nearly and In Irs rate der with
pole aud shafts I
Fire lsfy lsll hands. years, KIND In al iar
aud gsic giffl, and true ASH ss rom wee
~eges4l a.!p rrefs ss.cfAi eher wase.s ~ ses sr-
ness, SG ,ele ~ q. BLANKETS 40.
RrquIaf Horse sal - at Auction Stables. ll2 East
Tuesday and Friday throughout the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
DEM. p. THEALt. AUcriOYEER.
IN r...s !. III .t4racLl.. saln of

ID Large and attractive sale OF
Handsome Household Furniture. &c..
By THEALL BRO. IT,. MORROW Saturday, at 20,
o'clock. their saesroom 62 Liberty street the entire
Of residence removed for nience OF sale
viz:-Roscwood walnut Paror and Library Suts IN
plush aud haircloh marble top Tables. line walnut
mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus, Mashstsnds Enameel
bedroom Suits uS and fine Hair Mattresses Bosters and
Pillows Brussels and Ingram Carpets ricoths Crockery
Kthen Utensils, &C. Descriptive catalogues early
iug of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

UcTIoN sAIE-BY COLE & MuRPnY, 339 FULTON
n sree. Rrookya SATURDAY seeI 2l &C II O'Clock. e.
top and ~ tlD Wagons Rockaways, good black
Horse, 50; q seat road Wagon, Harness. &c
also family Horses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

vLM. MosER mas REMOVED To NO. i5i BRO0Mk
w street between Mercer and Greene ana mas opened
his hue stock Of furs Tor the Wholesale trsde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

j. ". CEAPRgfA. AUCroNEGR SELLS I'll,
~. dry, friay .0s o'cock at log sixth avenue, lot
Household Furuitug., conssng Beiseads, Feather
PiowA air Mattresses. Mir ors hsiIc.oth 4 M
Rocker Easg .hurs, aDfaa Tables Bureaus, BOOK
eases top hstsnds Iagrain and Brussels Gar
pots, and Coal stoves. tfocery. &C. Dealers and
bu, ers i.gc,. H. B-Also lne seven octave rosewood
PLlno, but lito uscl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER. AUcrIoNEERs

HENRY II. LEEDS MINER AUCTIONEERS.
HENRY H EssDs MIsTR viii ss L. a, auction on
Ncs g ana g a street Lane ssMsnans %ar
stables, near Fourth avenue, by order Of executor
four seat clen Carriage, city make.
setpcnpe ,arness, single Harness Robes Whips &c
ane black coupe Horse Is hands, kind aud gentle in all
hrsSn Ham leonan Is hands years old; warranted to
sorfeli saddle Horse IL hands miIe In two min.
us aas seqs par qqise sei Fay Iosc M hands high and
years old, stylish; Kind and gen,le In all harness.
fay Iror.s, year, o sound kind and fast crccllen,
Also dne ss seat open P6seon in good running oder
with other Road Wagons enumerated on cstaogue.
IENRY g; MINER, rAcoTIoNEEs. ..sALEsRooM
o6Sig SDRI:s'o OIL ri r:s raSTsGs
das Msa 20 S S eSsi ds ss.
on o wors. q ART artists Of the modern school com
prsng LandsoapeN Marine Historical and Religious Works,
sp casIosas. srs csa Se had II re cSc y"
III y. pISER, AucTioNEER ER-sNLEsRooN 81
aiSEa soNERvIEil VIII sell al auction. October 1
and AZ ,her saesroom 81 Nasssn street large aud ee
Sy ssssr O. b. fandosn CO.. eompf.l log csrsara Mar
s @ a1S Sss ne vii ns:' :: ssa
in future advertisement.
TT syLLhISo AUcTIosEGBs Will SELL TaIs
Tables, Fancy 0oods &C. fine Coupe and Barouche for
sale cheap.
TOsEPu HrGEMAN.-SATURDAY, SEPT. 81 AT l0.
A. w., at 10 Nassau street. between Fulton and ash.
Mstcscs Blankets Feather Beds, Carpets China 0iass
Ware. kilcneD Ware, &C., &c.
II BO0ART. AUCTIoSEER.-sArURDAY. SEPT. n.
liam street Household FURNITURE mahogany and black
wsant NArrobe marble top Secretary solid black walnut
Suits ~ reps; osk Dining Room Furniture, Bedroom Fur.
nure velvet and brussels Carpets; also lot Of
Trunks, Crockcry and Glass Ware &c
Nf DOUGHTY, ACCrION EER-wTIL SETL ON
M. FRIDAY, Sept % AT iOs o'clock, at tie salesroom
~ Nassau street. aagc and general assortment OF superior
pets Pier Mirrors Psnofortes Sewing Machines
dc. Catalogues ready morning Of sale.
NJ gLsAs a Co. AuCrIONEERs, sEJL THfs DAY.
Nl. NJ lgH O'Clock, at 40 hast Twenty eghth street. the
entire stock and Fixtures OF Grocory Store Sale VIII be
positiye
DAwNBROKERs SALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTioNEER
u fr7 Pearl street. Cv Hall place, will seli, THIS
DAY, At III clock and general assortment OF mems
and women's Clothing Ovefcoss Business Coats Pants
and cst ak and other Dresses, brocne Grape ana WOOL
Boots aud Shoes Mink other furs Watches gewelry
&C. worthy the attention OF dealers by order OF franke
No. 2cliver street.
DAwNBRoKERs sALE.-THIs DAY JAMES AGAR
y wl sell st59 New bowery, at " clock, DO gts of
Bankct Beds Pillows Boots, shoes and other scnsonabe
goods Ny order Of " H. Philips, 90 cmharine street
ID FIELD, AUcTTONEER-wILL SELL, THIS DAY
III. O'clock by virtue OF executon, al $40 East
Shelving Bsr Fixtures, Irandc.. MS.isy Gin. Wines,
AAps " SrAf6 Va WQHkb2E NAznhsa :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
DRY GOODS.

AT EITHER srORE-FROM AUCTION
~ 0os yds spendd shrtny Muslin Cor i2iSc worth s.
100 yds. gsnu,ne herrm.c Prints ior i2sc worth lso
Also immense lots Blankets, Oasseres. fable Linens,
Empress Cloths, Napxins, Alpacae, Irlss Goois &c,
Az retail for almost halt former ptices one lot ot BIZ xets
apar worth 80 One lot - and Sc worth ~ and Sio
fos,Lw ughth Az near ,esn, ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

Arl3 WRsr HOUSTON STREET, ROOM no. 4. NEAR
n Broadway.-Noney literally advanced on damon g,
Ngtch Sc very lh price paid fog these ods
interest charged, per per annu BARNARD estab-
Ii he'd /, years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

DvAKCES MADE or WATCHES DIAMONDS.
N ewelry Dry Goods Personal Properly every do
SC iption. j. a. JACKSON III Grand street, Two doors
west OF Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

1T ~ CHATHAM SIRE T, UP STAIRS. OVER THE
n hardessng n.-Pawnbrokers tick sis bought for
Watches Diamonds Jeweiry Pearls &C. Also old God and
Silver bought.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
DOsT oFFIOE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE
il Tho Mails for Great Britain and the Continent. via
Southampton and Hamburg. per steamer Cimbra. Tor lfe.
land VIA Queenstown. steamer Nty OF London, viii
co.o at this saturday, the 2st day Of sepcmbcr
~ 80 A. ~, aud the up town Offices as foowsrta-
tons aud y, s:l5 A. NJ stations q. o and D. $50 A. NJ
stations aud y, $40 A. VI. station @. ga ". The Mas
for Vance Brest viii close At tis
Office saturday; september ~ atsh NJ and at the up
town fol'ows:Un Friday, stations and H. yy.
H. station g. $40 r. NJ. station D. $40 p NJ; station o.
SO 7. NJ; stations aud p 55 p. M station O. sl5 7. 4.
JAMES KELLY. Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

A DVAECES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
n Jewery, Slverware personal property, and merchai-
disc. n LEVY. 697 Broadway,
OF Fourth street stairs room 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

MAN WANTED WITH FR9N SIoN rO 81 500
~ cash to purchase iAc iuteresi OF efing parfnei.
waere .acre Is rss, security 'nvessmcnti IN
sitiou invited 81 Broadway. UfsFnien'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

A AMns M sell SrAs.S III. d.y rR1Ds2 Ri ssp &
''''' 'e'''na''' BOOTS AND saoEs, u.,,.
ys'ssy sys y.s assp.s % wants
y ''' anu COUNTY 5ANEs NJ MILLER, Auctonesr.
AucnoS ASD ,ssIsnssr sHons
By CHARLES q. wARREN. ~ Cor.lsndt street.
LARGE fHls sFsSAE RaH gEInAS Hsb sfg
BOOTS qEs srSsASs By rsE rAcRAaf
A' ssiysri SIX MGsDaED SAMPLE PACKAGES, = ~.
trade from every part Of The country
AucIIoS sALEnoEo; B REED x4S AycrIooSEEM; oS
aa0p sNruEDA September Ss%sr ssr.s q
.Ss sf"s%s.y ase
tue Consisting Carpets suits Of rarSs tSsniurs Sn arssu. a
wa.hsiands rosewood sedstsads, marble top Tables Tables
nds% DH
Snd ysr Piea e and ak S s
colecon of choice Ensravings aud Paintings in gilt and
On TUESDAY September a. at 2s3 East Thirtyarst
Rs. sra n FL boass ns Fu s
day mornings herad Catalogues ready at store on saur
uGrIoN sALE-JAMEsM LEEDS AuGIIoNEaEFR- aF. e.
Snre esrd a. hs ON s .res
Fiji and commencing a. 10Y O'clock superb
two iu suits asass ses
Centre tables. ses.sar Bookcase LnGosaegrs vsve o
Paintings by artists ronzes Clocks Vases rose
wood and llnut bureaus, Bedsteads wardrobcs Com
NODES r and pr NJ Mattresses Extension & r19e Snns
Linen lie lerenptory N. B.-house Tor sale. Inquire
Of suo.ioneer
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
n keepers, MOTEL keepers and the rade.-fhe largest
Housenod fiinlse sale OF this fail viii ake place illo
by 10TH, large forr story dwelling
house l9 West Eighth street. Clinton place, near sixth ave-
niue s."s q % los so o, essen ys su1s ms
Ingram oass: elegant Parlor Suits, covered IN
hare otn IN % Pier aud ntsl Sirrora Lace Curtains.
ors Of T. fica Ercnzes Clocks fine coilecuon OF O
Pm mt nss China an Parian Vases rosewood ana phtck
walnut Ber o sai.t, rosewood Etagere style oil LOUIS
NN Turkish Easy Chars and Lounges, SprinI and Hair
Mattresses, NJ cut Bassyarc vory fbie cutlery china
ana SILVER Ware servants Furnitue 6, Chandelies oi
cloths aId Il l,stnas !. BAH the goods must be re
oged twcnty,ur hours after ihe sie Sash deposits re-
qurcd Con,e persons in atcniancs 10 PACK ana shp
goods
A UcTION sAIE-BY COLE & MURPnY, 339 FULTON
3 top t1D Wagons Rockaways good black
Horse cin irpt 50; road Wagon Harness, &c;
also family Iiosses
A j. ". okMPRgrI, AUCnoNEsR- SELLS THIS
n. dry, nity .O's O'Clock, at loo sixth avenne, @ os
seds III ,uws air Mattresses Nr ora hsiIc.oth a IN,
Rocker and Easy ghsrs, e4fas. Tables Bureaus, Book
cases, top Washstsnds. lagain and Brussels .af,
put aud Coal stoves. Crodaerv. &C. Dealers and
bu, i.gilc,. n. BAho nne seven octave ROSEWOOD
rilno, bu, litle usod.
A SAMUEL WYNN, AUCrToNEER, SELLS THIS
N. DAY, nt ig,. o'clock, sll The magnificent ouseAod
Parlor ats she ces dc crip!on lace curtains rose
wood Phsotor -, octave Die top Iabos Bu eaus,
Erasss sa s" GSrsess s,sss 2bbs bis c chr %
Crocgcry, on Faiutngs, EgranDgs, Mants Ornaments.
&c This sale IL worth Il yosr attendance.
DYMISER A AsOvERyiLIR, THIS DAY, AT OUR OWN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

At HYMAN's 6is BROADWAY CORNER BOND
N street-ibera advance made Diamonds, Watches.
siverware, &C. viii pay the highest market value or
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

" ACTIVE RELIABLE BUS NFSs NAN WANTS AM
N cssnoatc OF like stamp who WI nrn-h his half OF
$4,000, the capital red 10 cond c. Ad cohtso spiendi1
'"'''''' SYLVESTER so . sleecker street. ?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

YOUNG MAN WITH $500 WISHES PARTY
y with same amount in him ve.v ohtable aud
respectable business. Ai.ess, appointing pice OF inter-
view, NJ. NJ, Herald oflcc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

LNOR SALE-TWO LARGE TRUCK HORSES, 200 LBS.
weieht each sound and fls walkers; also double
and three Truck with single and double iar
Apply Lormer and jackson Streets Brook
lyn, r.. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

A ARON CLAFLIN CO., so AND 81 yEsEY EY STREET,
N will sell this day (FRlDAYl Sept ~ a. V1s oe'osAs
FAVE HUNDRED CASES
fresh seasouable
comprising erea, variety OF styles for mems womens
and chdren's wear and we adapted to the wan"
of city and country buyers ..,...or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

GENTLEMAN OF THE VhrY u it EST CLASS
a ersociatiols S,lt OF dcs- :
r,be business; cash capital small or 1se; ste resden; e.
Address Cash Etsincss, " holesale Her ti4 ONO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

AT CAS- BROADWAY. CORNER or BLEECKER
y street up stars. The utmor value paid for Diamonds,
Watches Jewels slyerware, &c. Iisra advances made
eonaignmsnis. Diamonds and Watches for sale
A. HONIGMAN, Bro ler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

A RARE CHANCE rs OFFERED 70 AGE HTLEMAN
"A havuig 0CD $50 OeJ 10 be a ed either a
special OF ger raj pirle With others Of Xprience
pr,c.ical kno dse OF the husine. II aiso fun nisi
capital ia ah lied md prnhlant Iulacturins busi
ness IN rO, rk ldrc4s Leslie Herald puce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

A T 135 BRoADwAY-TIE HIGHEST CASH PRICE
IA paid for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver~are,
Iaees and all valuable personal properly loaned
the same. j. ). COHEN, 1856 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20

RIO CAPITALISTS AND ACTIVE BUSINESS MEN
The undersigned offers for sale o. exchangc for Real
state extensive and prosperous Manufacturing Bust
oced in this city The produc Of these works 10
second 10 In the country and continual aud
ing demand. at net rrod of % TO ~ The
viii take onehaf the purchase money ~ the yield OF tho
works andwill faasfcra large cash radr. or he
viii sell half Interest TO competent party who
the work. The fullest Information viii be cbccrfuy
gwen by the undersignri.
&. nYpE, ~ Fulton street. second floor
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28

up No. IS Goethe '1ucky" ticket-eSamined It,
ryheci cd a moment. and decided not 70 take tnat
numter, but another ore instead. mus ava ava ne,
also, narrowly escape nOtorloty and tae opera
House.
Last evening a gentleman who was ticket.
holder IN the enterprise returning home, was met
by his ''beter half with the inquiry-,Did you
draw anvthtng2" yes" was the reply, ~ drew
was IT." "Wny, l took my pencil aud paper, and
The Pork Packer.' Club IS in luck. IL drew prize
IA Rocky Coasp'-VaIued at Sl5, winch is to be
divided among five hundred ticket.holders. We
congratulate each member OF the CLUB on being the
possessor of one hve-hundredth part OF htteen
Mr Knsley, OF the Opera House Restaurant, who
held large number OF tickets, SAID 10 have drawn
three prizes, but what they are we cannot state;
We learn that Stephen II. Gale, ESQ he'd two
hundred tickets, and drew nothing.
"lhe Knitting Girl" "What will they do with itF
The Elephant.
The man who drew the Chicago Opera House,
say the Lancaster ETpress, may probably find him
self IN the same unhappy condition as the mon who
won the elephant. The prize, as 1t now stands ls
gain profit 1Or the year 1867. and will be subject
to the United states income tax, which IS upon
sums between $500 and $4,000 at the rate of five per
cent above $50 900, ten per cent.
Assuming the value of the Opera House to be
100000 a. averred IN the distribution scheme. the
tax to the United States upon tins gain Will be
SCI 500. Add to that ten per cent. on $1,000 the
reported value of the rents for year, and this
lucky fellow will have to put his wits to work to
raise S64 900 as q taxation upon his good fortune
for the first year Now, to poor man, the effort 20
raise this sum will be a considerable strain. and
puzzle his financial abilities greatly. Should he be
compelled TO sell his prize to raise the money his
income tax may not be great, but all that he
gains in that wav will be nothing TO the deprecia-
tion in value consequent upon forced sale. He
may not be able to get more than $500 900 for his
property and then there will be loss so serious as
TO make many weep.
The Crosby LOttery-End of the Affair,
CHICAGO, January ga. II. Lee, the winner of
the Opera House, arrived at this city yesterday, and
last evening sold the Opera House to MIR. Crosby for
S200,0 900 The following is an exact statement of
Mr. Crosby's balance sheet:--U. H. Crosby, creditor
by 210 900 tickets at 5 81 050000 debtor to 30 00O
tickets not sold $3.50 600; to advertising, $3.50 900;
to paintings, $4,000; to ergravings 100000; TO
commissions, $4,000; to printing and travelling,
$50 000 paid Mr. Lee $500 600 Total debt, $3.50 600;
profit, 100000 Value of Opera House, S350, 900.
Total profit on the undertaking, $3.50 900.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28
The New Tycoon of Innnn.

The Japan Herald reports that the new Ty.
coon StOtsbashi Us devoting to the public bu-
sIpess of Japan, an amount of intelligence,
energy and eArnestness seldom if ever exhibited
by rulers in that country. 1t adds:-"He is a
great favOrite with the Mikado, and the sane
ton of the celestial sovereign attends all his
efforts for the public good. Already suspension
of hostihtles which we hope may lead to final
peace, has been arranged with Nagato: and the
Tycoon is preparing at Kioto for a meeting of
all the great Daimos having territorial rights of
their own. Before that meeting, and in the
presence o. the Mikado, Stotsbashi will state
frankly his whole policy; which is no other we
are assured, than the faithful and complete ex-
cution of the treaties with foreign nations, and
the advancement of the country in the ways OF
modern civilization. He will also call upon all
present to make a similar declaration of their
views on the great topics of the times. If this
plan be correctly reported, and properly under.
stood and carried out, great step will indeed
have been made in the foreign politics of this
country. Every DaimiO being thus cOmpelIed
to declare his opinion to the Mikado, the tycoon
and other Damios, there will be an end To the
conflicting reports one constantly hears of the
policy of this and that Daimio; the foreipn ma.
tions will thoroughly understand Japanese poll
tiCal questions; and let us hope that this fne
country, preserving what is good of its time.
hOnored constitution, and altering by degrees
and without any violent overturning, whai
needs reform, will advance rapidly in Progress
sharing in the civilization of the age, and Hn a.
ing intercourse, instead of a bane, the greatest
blessing the japanese have ever known"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Supreme COurt-Chief Justice Woodward, and
Judges Thompson, stroud, Read, and Agnew-
Opinions were delivered in the fol owing cases
Read VS.. Palmer. Error to District Court of Allie
gheny county. Judgment affirmed. Opinion by
OOdWaTd, Z. j.
Christ Church VS.. Frieschal Judgment reversed,
and Judgment for defendant in error on the case
stated. Opinion by Thompson, j.
Souder VS.. Rhoads Il Hinkle, Judgment reversed
and Uenjre Jdcids de nOUO awarded.
Wilson 20 use VS.. Mayhem. Judgment affirmed.
Balm va. DOIan. judgment affirmed.
Academy OF Music VS.. Smyth, Executor of Ed
wards. Judgment reversed.
CJm vs. De Young. Judgment affirmed Opinion
Painter VS. Commonwealth ex rel. Gwinner Judg-
menl affirmed
Maack VS.. Roberts Error to y. r, Chester
County. Judgment affirmed. -
Court Of Common Pleas-Aulson, r. d
Bayer VS.. Middleton. Judgment ior pIalnuh for
Go Gowen Rudenbach VS.. Rankin Judgment for
Franciscus vs.. MARBLE. Verdict for plaintiff for
0OTrt NJ Quarter SessiOns-Judge PeIrce.
This morning the Court resumed the disposition of
prison cases, left off on account OF the Oyer and
IormIner. ,,,..,.,
Little Mary McCabe, veIy small girl, was one
dav sweeping he pavementi another lit girl,
Iom we will call Maggie Crow, was returning from
an Grand. Both were good little girls bur Maggie
dirt from the pavement.
Their little tongues were even polluted by angry
words. and Mary struck Maggie with her broom.
ms gave rise to q prosecution away up in the
court of Justice, and Maggie acknowledged her
faults The Court was meIclful to the little child,
and only imposed fine of one cent and the costs.
THIEF AND INoENDIARY.
John Heating colored, plead guilty to the charges
OF the larceny OF purse containing forty dollars,
belonging to Mrs Nancy Fisher, aud arson in set.
ting fire 10 the premises northwest corner of Seven.
teenth and Locust streets
On the evening OF December 49, fire occurred in
the house occupied by Mrs. Fisher and, upon IN
VI vtstigaton, Fire Marshal Blackburn discovered
that that the FIRE had been stopped be-
tween two communicating rooms and had extended
TO q bed IN each room, and 10 q bureau. Nothing
entirely destroyed but great deal Of the fur.
nIture was damaPed He also stole purse and
money belonging to Mrs. Fisher. He had been in
The emplOy Of Mrs. Fisher, and had left the house
hateVenng.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28
FRON BALTIMORE TODAY.

Political MRtters-COmmerciRI Crisis
state of Trade-SenatOr Swami gives "A
Dinner, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH To THE Ev ENING TELEGRAPH
BALTIMORE, January 2S.-No signs yet of
nomination tor Mayor to oppose Banks. The
unconditional Unlonists are determined to let
the municipal election go by default. The con-
servative nominees will all be elected, and they
are nearly all Democrats.
There is a considerable financial crisis here
at present and there are rumors of heavy
failures. Money is very tight, and the panic
increasing. Business of all kinds dull.
The haroer is stIll blocked by ice. Governor
Swami gives a grand entertainment at An
napolis this week.