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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13
SALES AT AUCTION.


MoRTGA0E SALE OF % CORDS WOOD FouR COAL
wi carts Engine and Boiler, Screens, Circular Saws Carl
sa a.ns tssssis y sy COLI
IL So R ros ss as
nss. fsS WAGON ssnks. .so sou BLACK fs%y Horse
faasd sound and no sop wagons
Single and Double Harness. &c-
DAwNBRoKEK,s sALg---wATcHEs AND JgwELsY.-
SEQ lots q Goid wssshss Chains, JewsIry Dia
monds Opera Glasses Guns Pistols Instruments BY order
DIcHARD WALTERS, AUorIcNEER-
IL Dining saloon Furniture
Mortszye Sale will cell
Of several caa,s Saloon and Bar
y sp Soda Taac K11ge Plated WARE
Gas Fixtures Crockery Iron Safe Marble Top Table. and
order Of John q. Iyst, Attorney
Q HERMAN. AUcTIoNEER.
CO. o Mnss L9qos on e. FRIDAY Nov
a, uS O'CLOCK a. No s Bovsry sSoa. barrel.
Fl I'D Sarss and
%,sa En % So ss: Gsd
Ac, being tbs stock of . Wholesale dealer.
Sale positive.
cuERIFF.s sALE-RIcHAsD WALTERS, AUCTION.
o w nos sell ssn Friday " ss a Il E.s sera
"" join iSJ ). soxs s's Deputy. 80.
ShIHiffsR f1hsKSv Wy4i1shRs, .ue,,onssr.
November a. a. II O'clock auction y E... Broad
virtue OF several OF attachment ana 0ruer
the court lc3 Fnkns and Tubs OF Butter
JOHN BRIoE, Deputy. JAMES OBRlEN, Sherin.
yTM Writer'S, AuCTIoNBER, SELLS THIS DAY, AT
w 2o'cock large and valuable assortment OF genteel
Household Furniture, renewed for sale Rich PaIlor
Centre Dining Tea Tables black walnut and enameed
Chamber Suits Hair and other Mattresses Feather BEDS,
Blankets Linen Sheets, China Glass silver Ware; Lounges,
Easy Rocking and other Cha Warrooes Bookcase With
r Brown CITY Marshall large lot of Furniture &c, from
hotel rs prime Wilton, Tapestry Thrcepy and otbsr
Carpets, Oc0ths IN lots W suit dealers and others oda
packed and shipped
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FRANErIELD Co, JEWELLERS, 200 SIXTH
"A. avenue, Four,ssnh streets Ss Eighth avonuc
corner TWENTY slrth srse-Patsntecs and manufec
rera OF Cuckoo Clocks; agents for the Wapsm aud I'll
American Watches, Wholesale and retail
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A LARGE AND PEREMPToRy AUCTION SALE or
IA magnificent Household Furniture, most OF which 10 In
perfect order, having been but lille used.
Messra BARRY CO, Auctioneers, viii sell this day
(Fridayl, November 10, 1855 tho entire contents or
ihs large brown stone house l@ Nineteenth street,
between Third and Fourth avenues, commencing At
loH o'clock precisely, consisting OF an elegant
rosewood seven octave Psnoforte, nearly new, with
cs,e also two rich snlts In hns superb Turkish Easy
Chairs richly carved Centre and Side Tables large
OF magnificent Bedroom Furniture richly
walnut general variety OF elegant Dining Room Furni-
ture, Table Ware Ao Ac- n BSas without reserve.
and ali goods positively guaranteed as represented
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QY HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
- Large and attractive sale
or
Elegant Household Furniture.
HENRY n. LIE EDS MINER win sell by auction on Sat
urday November H. at 1913 O'clock their No.
% Liberty street. large assortment Of Household Furniture
consisting of Engh Velvet aud Brussels Carpets Lace and
ruc,tel Window Curtains, Pier and Msnte Mirrors
wood and black walnut Paor and Bedroom Suits Hair Mat
esses Beds and Bedding China, Glassware and Cutlery
For particulars see catalogue.
Also. at IL o'clock,
Rosewood Grand Piano.
Mahogany Billiard Table, with Balls, Cues, &C.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-10
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
REGULAR SESSION.

Cry HALL, NEW ORLEANS, I
September s, ls6s. I
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
PresenF: President Kearny, and Messrs. Rose
Athens Walker, Pemberton, Camp. Grsndpre
Psndely. Farrell and Breen.
The reading of the minutes Of last meeting was
on motion, dispensed With. "a
The following communication from the mayor
was received:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
MAYoRALTY OP NEw ORLEANS
City Hall, Sept. g. 1865 \
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SAs ZEN 0tlsus Grsssu Thursaas Sptmbr ynpplttu.nt
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expenses incurred ss srbitrstors for the pur.
chase Of the Water Works from the Commercial
To John Lockwood. four thousand dollars, $4,000
To Josiah B. Richardson, four thousand
uOhdrt &c. .--. ..s.....s >fOO
To ]. N. g. Parker, four thousand dollars, $500
To y. Filleul. -four thousand dollars. ..... $1,000
To W. a. Bell, four thousand dollars. $4,000
Total. =. $40 900
The following resolution nom the lower board
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Farrell and Breen. fe
Nay Mr.. Kearny.
ResOlred, That so much OF ordinance No. 2l76.
approved May is, 1855, as relates to the publica.
ton in the official journal OF specifications for pub
lie works. etc, be and is hereby repealed.
RESOLVED further, That the controller be aud he
is hereby authorized 10 have all specifications for
public works printed In slip form in quantities
sufficient to be exhibited in the Offices of tue con-
troller, city surveyor, street commissioner, con-
mittees on streets and landings and finance, and Ia
conspicuous places about the hall and in the Ne
chanics' Exchange.
The following ordinance. offered by Mr.. Fisher
was read, and after being amended BY Mr.. Pan.
dely SO that the bonds shat not be sold at less
Than par, was adopted on its several readings
unanimously: 81.
AN ORDINANCE Anti Orrng the issue Of city bonds aud
providing for the payment of
SECTION l. Be ii ordained by The Common
Council of the cify of Nelc Orleans, That the
mayor, controller, treasurer and chairmen Of
the finance committees Of the Common Council be.
and they are hereby authorized to issue bonds Of
the city Of New Orleans, under the act Of the
General Assembly entitled " An act to enable the
city Of New Orleans TO procure q loan of money
to meet its current lsbiliues," approved Sep
TENDER 5th 1865 10 the amount Of one million dol
lars, having not more than eve years 10
nature at a rate Of interest not to exceed
ten per centum per snnum, payable in semi
annual coupons a
SIC. e BE Il flrt.er ordained. etc., That the said
mayor, controller, treasurer and chairmen Of
the finance committees Of the Common Council, be,
and they are hereby authorized and empowered 70
sell OF not less than par the bonds provided for In
section Of this ordinance, and to apply the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

The FOURTH WARD CoMMIssIoNRRsHIP.-
We see 1t stated that Mr.. Samuel u. Clements,
on duty In the detective office at police head
quarters, Is an applicant for thu position OF
commissioner Of the Fourth ward. Mr.. Glenn
tho duties OF the office he seeks, and no more
uncompromising Republican lives In Washing
ton than he Is. We believe Mayor Bowen
would do well to give Mr.. clements the ap.
pointmcnt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

MOUNT VERNON CIRCLE, No. I, Brother
their grand excursion to Giymont to-day.
Boats leave Alexandria at 8 a. IN. and IL m,
and returning leave Glymont Mt 10 q. IN. and
y. m. For the accommodation Of Washington
visitors, the steamer will leay Q seventh street
wharf, Washington, at ] q. m. From the we'll
known capabilities OF the committee Of man
agement, this will be the grand excursion OF
the season,
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apls-2m
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATIENT OFRIc

wLsHlsaTos, May IS, lsts
On the petition OF JOSEPH II. Tuck, Of brooklyn,
n Y, praying for the extension OF patent granted
70 him he pdt6 day q June, 1870, and as9 granted
Improvement In Packing for SlpninE Boxes, &e,.
for seven wears from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 18th day Of August lSds;
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent onloe on MONDAY, the 10th day Of
August next, at u clock, m and all persons
potiaed 70 sppear And shoy cause, Y any they
Persons opposing the extension roo ured TO hle
In the Patent 0hee their objections, specially set
forth 10 writing, at least ttoentv days before the
day Of hearing all testimony hled by either party
TO be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
ira nsmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Once. which will be furnished on application.
tipSPy, must b aisd IN hs olsS iOeSv days Be-.
foEs he day q hearing; ths 1IEaim m. any.
Ordered also, that this notice be publishes In the
REruBLIoAa and the Iatel!ioeIeer, Warrington,
d. O. and In tho Tribune, New York, N, Y, once
week for three successive weeks tho first Of said
nabl,eat9Ps q beat least sixty day RssSSiS%Ss to
mygI.sst IsliuE Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22
Nos.6I and
INDISPENSABLE FOR LADIES
SEWING GUIDE,

q beautiful article for the assistance Of ladies in
hand sewing, not only protecting the anger from
the ugly prick Of the needle, hut, being pIoyided
With 4 RIB, the stitches arc made with EXACT
REGULARITY, and Increased rApldity, IL also
keeps the point Of tho needle In perfect condition.
Por all Kinds Of embroiderinG and croeheting II is
invaluable,
Tho GUIDE Is elegantly silver. plated, and will
sell ut sight 70 every lady. sent TO any address,
by mail, on receipt Of cents, or solid silver, fol
rs cents, ....
Agents wanted In every town Terms and sainpl,
for 10 cents. Liberal discount to the trade Ad
dress NILES MANuFACrUkiN0 co, % Water
lkIeat. BostOn. MhHE
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

J. T. DYRn & 90. will sell this afternoon, at
O'Clock, on the premises, lot 10, In square q,
on Pennsylvanis avenue, between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-nfth streets west.
MEssRs. GRExN & WILLIAMS will sell at o
: o'clock, at the corner OF Fourth street east
and q street south, wagon, cart, hay press,
corn shelter, frame buildings, sc.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL,

EBBITT HoUSE-C. q. WILLARD.
Mr. and Mrs David Hall, Rhode Island; Dan.
lei q Burielgh, u IS N; Comte de Onrcnno a nd
servant, l. Limvuen,, Paris, q A Coolidge
and wife, u y Al Hon J r BENJAMIN, Mobile;
Gen L q Marshall, u s A; VIM Bryan and
sister, san FIanciseoj y II Branseomb, st
Louis Thos. D Morris, Bostopj A ID Hatch,
ger, New Haven, Geo Il Ruttcr. Memphis,
enni Ohss Oii,,on and vile, ysrsy Oity; jas
NJ Th he Philsi a Jscosy, San Francis.
y nsy, 81 Louis; Nelson a Miles,
T%TssL hehry r b,aokIord,
s.,,,'a, n ny whsley, ghmeton,
aatn. NJ 5000 mAufide heynoids,
WY : T" iayior' oarriek maiiery, U A.
SEAToN HOUSEHOLDS II. svuxHs.
'9nn surrey, n Meoul,ough,W white,
T. Eassop, rh',InaeIpn,s, Ooi Alfred spstes,
2uTIsp TyPaa' pauss Heosye brent, Mo- Key
bbi.LaYi%0r, prooxyn,N - Y Hartwell,
E T.nhops, I'm nIisrsrwe., bostoni EdEar
Iii; " 5 Chase, Msnsssas, va; John b r Hen.
w, ohh f,Si W NJ br,gnhm, New
M MTrKi Juage sohn bis &c Ihomss
Inhnp 10y n, M IAN w"s, nsn' " ~ mss.uaer ",
1ohh Hv,n ne rhnGe 1eeorses county, ND;
kins, McGrcgor, Iowa.
uYpuwoon uo,,sp
T.. % nh. h0gy,esi(hEv +. :,
psrr, n Il. n, Beter Iynn TN e
Dsyn, rem nAni Jas haIainS Phl,a'
9ps np LSy9sit fennsyvahiai Soie,
Now Val, pa,n.. vs, E1 lem M nn,n,
s Icy T. ps,Is s Ms,hy NH Mn
Washington A q stapleton, Baltimore; Jas
NJ Armstrong, Pittsburg; Z II Hofcr, Phila-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

TnE Two HUNDRRD-D DOLLAR PRizg RAGS,
between the yachts John T. Given and Mamie
takes place this forenoon, at 10 o'clock, from
Washington and back. The race viii be an
exciting one, as both these boats make good
time, and are about evenly matched.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

ST. ALoysius Overwhelmingly was the
patron festival OF this church, It being the
least day of st. Aloysius 9onzaga. The day
was observed as n hrst-class festival of the
church. There was q solemn high mass at II
o'clock, a. M, and the panegyric of the Saint
was delivered by the Rev. Father Kelly, Of
Gonzags College, at O.l6 p. m.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

HOWARD UsIvERsITY.-The hrst anniver
department Of the Institution win take place
on Wednesday, June q, in the building occu,
pied by the department, on Seventh street
north OF Boundary, beginning at 8 o'clock, p.
m. The exercises viii consist OF examina.
tons, rhetorical addresses, and short ad-
dresses by the members Of the Board OF Trus.
tees. and other friends Of the institution, and
will be OF most interesting character.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

THE DISTRICT IN Cos0REss. THE Senate
Committee on the District Of Columbia, on
Saturday, reported back to the Senate, and
asked to be discharged from tho further con-
sideration OF "petition OF True Putney, pray
Ing an amendment Of the act approved Feb
ruary %, 1865, SO that the coat of paving
streets may be more just on property holders;''
the "petition OF citizens OF Washington pray.
ing that they may be allowed representative
or delegate in Congress-" the memorial Of
vestlng his patent for an improved railway on
one OF the streets or avenues Of Washington
the "resolution authorizing the District Dom
nitteo to inquire whether any legislation Is
necessary to secure the safety and convenience
Of passengers on the street cars OF the Metro
polltan rallroadjn the "resolutlons Of the
Common Council In favor of granting an ex-
tension OF the city charter with amendments
| therefor and the "petition Of the citizens OF
Washington praying for the speedy passage Of
| bill rechartering said city," The commit
| tee was discharged from the further consid'
| GRAFTON OF the same.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

SALES or REAL EsTATg.-The residence Of
John Il. Elvans, esq., GIG NJ street, has been
sold, we hear, to Mr.. George II. Plant, Of this
city, for 10000 cash. This is one OF the most
commodious and hnely finished dwellings In
Washington, erected only I. year or two since
by MT. Elyans, who spared no pains or ex-
pence In Its construction. 1t 10 much larger,
however, than Is required for the accommodA-
tion Of his small faniilyj and needing funds for
his extensive and growing business, he has
sold 1t as above stated.
Messrs. Green and Williams have sold at
auction part Of lot 0, IN square $50, fronting on
Ninth street, between the canal and Louisiana
avenue, with the improvements, consisting OF
q three:story brick house, to Samuel Normant,
In square No. 40s, froutirg on Eighth street,
between ID and Market Space, with the i'm
provements, consisting Of three-story brick
three story brick house and lot on Fourth
street west, between and X streets north, Ia
Joseph Pheffer for o. 900.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

Coon NEWS PoR THE GiRLS,-Wo are In
formed that lfty Of the female employees of
the bindery, Government Printing ONCE, who
were furloughed some time since, have been
recalled, and will go to work this morning, as
VIII also three Of the male employees.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

ASSOCIATED Book BfSDERs' PIc-NIo-On
Wednesday, the LIST of July next, the Asso
ciated Book Binders will hold q grand pic. mic
at the Seventh street park. Go and enjoy
yourselves, all OF you, and may we be there to
see.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

CELEDRATIoS or THE LoRD's SUPPER
istered at the Christian Church, (Metzerott
Hall, and at $50 p. IN. there was special
meeting, which members only were requested
to attend
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

fI,RUSsES. -''Seeley's Hard Rubber Truss cures
1 Rupture, retaias the most dineult safely aud
easily meyer rusts, breaks moves or soils; always
new. Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet,
SAY ChubluuI street, Philadelphia. Ri =
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

Eouirr CouRT-Judge0iin .-Hieks OF. al. vs..
Pepper OF. a., Order appointing H. p. Pepper
guardian dd ifcm,
J. NJ. HeiskeiI vs.. q. Heiskcli. Order for
commissioner 70 take answer OF hon-residept.
Aiiout ned, 49,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

ELECTION OF OYyIcERs.-The First battal.
ion, Washington Oity Guards, (Butler Zou.
aves,) having completed its organization, tho
following officers have been elected; Charles
b. Fisher, major commanding battalion, First
company-captain, W. II. Hawking; first lieu
Williams, orderly sergeant, Isaiah yinnt bat
| TALON qunrtermaster, James Madison ser
geant major, tacting adjutant0 George W
Smith.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has Just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
Ave per cent. below the usual prices, A visit
to his well store at bn Ninth street,
between d and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr.. Smith
u also the agent OF Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium q
the New York State fair.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

masonic. = The Washington Centennial
Lodge, No. II, OF this city, will leave In the
ceremonies OF laying the orner.stone OF the
new Masonic Temple, In Philadelphia, on
Wednesday, tho 9Th instant. Members OF the
lodge, and all other me mbers Of the fraternity
who intend participating, by applying to
Thomas Thompson, at Armory square, will be
furnished with an order to obtain tickets,
which will be issued at the reduced price oil
six dollars for the round trip-good until the
2Sth instant Brethren are requested to meet
at Central Masonic Hall Tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

NOMINATED AS CITr PosTMAsrRR.-On Sat
urday, the President sent TO the Senate the
name Of W. W. Moore, esQ., alderman from
the Fourth ward, as Postmaster OF this city.
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Amusements.

I;s&::.lEa.
m
r. i. III | |E||||I
All | I|II| III I|| I|| |II
srisiS5ss = ,Ss Great EsSs.iEsH kSiis RI when
positicI. with its = - -
GRAND OUTDOOR PAGEANT.
ALvrso f tBS re GS ssEi isA' # STREETS
is cONISGi
And will commence
ABRrEr SEASON IN WASHINGTON.
MONDAY JULY
Look for MI L's Sc Fl Il IF + Sec mr.
ONE ApSp HIJss
Performed by Mr. Pierce,
rRF sSs$ y sEss.as
is.' TSf III ih and Sensational
AoE04FkhTEpISRAzis PERFORMANCES.
sPEcIi AZ Il q, 81 ' fHg ARENA
REMEMBER THE Gorgeous STREET DIS.
hisA W. ri PIX" yh Gi 'h'
MoNfps4i'YS ssS jHGrLys
sSss sd das shs hsp ever
srLEEDoRs OF THE rs a FIELD OF THE CLOTH
AATa RHfS Il! g5 ChhkfS rt ~ ALEXANDER
COLOSSAL oOLDss fS sfirUk OF DuoEPHA-
ArEAn 81 fTf BHRRoSaEEDARlEs.
MASSIVE & iIEiGF;So RI Ssi CAR.
blNlNb LION,
LOOSE, FREE AND UNCLAIMED
lNTHR OPEN STREETS
And upon which will be formed q Classic Tablenn
Viyant
This Perpatetic Picture will be followed by
THE c EsETEEgks is sFS ~ GGtDSSTucrus
THE MASSIVE CAGES OF LIONS,
Aud other ChAriots, Carriages and Cars Of oxqui-
site workmanship, drawn BY the magnificent
STUD OF FOREIGN HORSES.
And succeeded by the whole Troupe Of Artists, In
MOST GsTfiiFiFR; asISRS,r SlSSRs IN THE
A CoRTEGE OF KNIGHTS IN FURNISHED
| STEEL ARMORl
and q stud Of -
| SHETLAND PONIES DRAWING TlTANlA'S
| CHARIOT.
| Tho whole forming the most dar,ling display ever
| seen on this continent.
Remember that this
| GRAND PROCESSION WILL NOT TAKE PLACE
| UNTIL MONDAY, JULY o.
Due notice will be given Of the route over which
| Il will pass.
For full particulars sec future advertisements snd
| announcements, JcD-I
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JOS. II. BARRETT. Commissioner.

No, TON, for I'D acres, tssned under the act Of
March s. ls5, In the name IL Christopher Wise, and
was granted June Y, ls6d. June ~, 1888.
September, 1850. In the name Of Christopher Wise,
and WAS aIanted February ~. 1854 June n. 1858
No. 80, as, for - acres, Issued under the act Of
september. 1850. In tho name Of William O. koan,
minor child OF Andrew kean, deceased, aud was
granted May 7, lsdl July 4, 1864 Y
No, 7s.S2, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855, In the name OF Alexander Berry
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

MARRIAGE IN Hob LIPE.-It 10 asserted
that cards have been issued for the marriage,
this week, OF Senator Henderson and Miss
Eanta Wy
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

No MEgTISos,-Owing to the heavy fall Of
rain yesterday afternoon, the meetings which
were TO fave been held In the Capitol grounds
under the auspices OF the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association were prevented.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

WANTED-AGBHTs
In all parts Of tho United States for our New Work,
"PEoPLR's BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY"
Containing over eighty sketches Of eminent pcrsous
Of all ages and countries, women as well hs men
handsome octave book Of over Dpages, Illustrated
with beautiful steel engravings; waiiten Ny James
name will insure for 1t q rapid sale. send for de-
seriptlye circular aud our ertrd terms, 4, s.,
HALE 4 CO, Publishers, Hartford, u.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22


CIncuiT oouRr-Judgs Ff,hsr.-Thls eour,
acted on tho following cssescn Saturday;
The docket was called and the following
numbered cases were continued until the nexi
sss? rs s ST. s 49, ~ \, iS s ls ai u.s. rs
and appeal docket, No. "a. : ~ - -
n, A. and NJ. Miller, W. George wendt. Ash.
ford withdraws as counsel for defendant. Rule
HsImsh VS.. Monet. Motion for new trial
Fri..en VS.. Sherry. Referred.
So. Rich. ]. Ryon vs.. U. Brenkort. Plain
Ahiendorl l. 90. vs.. Haileok %. Juds.
ment By default.
Mayer K Lowenstcrn vs.. Beasley, Passsne
Magruder w. McCallum Beck Thoma.
Rh,; aSpp ". ia & J; S%SG,; q. ". Thorn ";
shall, q. L. Dunlap W. Green 4 Lsmbrisht
VIM. Bayno 90. vs. samej W. J. Brown q
%. W. same; CLARK 4 Cunningham W. same
aling notcj wayman 4 Schaffer VI. Jane,
administrator VS.. VIM. Munder, ION terms;
confessed subject to Auditors decisionj o
W. Campbell vs.. Richard dudgin; rub te
is2s. Judgment by default stricken out ant
ease to DO placed on calendar.
p. CahiI VS.. Robert l.. Harris. Action o
trespass quane eiatunl Jregi brought by part,
| who was In possession OF the premises sue,
on-non suit.
Taggert vs.. Bicksllcr & Ross. .Continued.
p. Cahil vs.. Nelson. Non suit.
Dainese vs.. Stephenson 4 Duffey. Con
| tinued.
Coddington va. Orange and Alexandria an
| Manassas Gap Railroad Company. Motion I,
strike out judgment by default dismissed o
the motion OF Mr.. Leski.
Tayler vs.. Williams. In this case motioi
for new trial wAs made at one OF the term
Of the court, but the term had expired. Tn
movers for new trial contend that such motto
must be disposed of before judgment. Thei
opponents contend that such motion being at
dressed to tho discretion Of the Court falls 9
the close OF the term.
Mr.. Merrick called the case to the attcntlo
OF the Court, aud Judge Fisher saying tina
he concurred In the view last expressed, ovei
ruled tho motion for new trial and gave judg
ment.
Tho following is the assignment for to-day
Nos, 80, 81, 1850, sos, 3l3, 3l4.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

CRIMINAL Oounr-yudgs Wviis.--This court
trnnsaeted tho following business on satur-
Mary Butler, ssand larceny Of one sioo note,
the property Of Ascaf p. Beckwith, on the
9oth OF April. She plead guilty and was sent
to the Albany penitentiay for one year.
Henry Harley, committed for want OF bail to
keer the peace-disehnrged.
Adjourned, ...# . d. r.ai