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DEAN, Jh.,

DEAN. JH.,
AUCTIoNEER,
Office and Ssiesroora-l7s Grsvier street.
Near Csrondeet New Oresna
Liberal advances made consnme Is Auction sa o. OF
Furnure CarRoes Produce, Real Estate and descrp
OF Merchandise promptly attended to
Regular bale Days-Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays and
SATURDAYS.
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pKOPOsALs. -.......PKoPosALs.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
OFFICE OF BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
Nrw OpfpAxa Nov 2l 1914

STATE OF BOUI1IANA, !
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. % 1863 }
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office until u
SATURDAY December II 1868 for the building OF Moran
CT" Levee, in the parish of Madison.
Said RECONSTRUCTED in accordance with plan and
specifications in this Office the % be added
TO decreased at the option Of the Board Ths pro-
posed payment will be explained IL differs frem
other cases.
The amount Of bonds required will be the est'm.td amount
proposed with fifty per cent. additional and
OF aud estimate 10 be retained
until completion Of the work to the satisfaction Of the
Board Said RESPONSIBLE persons,
residents the state whose signs,ures be appended
to guaranteeing ability OF the bidder fulfil his
agreement that the contract Il awarded II will
be accepted entered into in accordance with require
ments.
No bids will be entertained from patv who has hereto
fore failed lf his agreement for the building Of evees
with any former Board.
The Board right accept reject all
bids IN II may be foied.
BY order Of the Board : -
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g HERNsHEIM,
PELICAN CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
No. AZ Gravier street,
Has constantly hand the choicest brands Of Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
AIso-A large assortment of imported HAVANA and DO
MESTIC CIGARS Meerschsum Pipes Briar and Wood
Pipes Tobacco Pouches and all Smokers Articles To
baeco in hogsheads bales for the Mexican market and
plsntaon use Cigar Leaf Of all kinds for manufacturing
purposes on hand
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING;
100 cAes CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
20 boxes SWEET los
100000 Havana and Domestic CIGARS Of assorted brands
ard sizes
100 boxes PAGES COLD Bar TOBACCO.
50 . Sam Tibbett's Tw ST and lis
rs e. Maybe Choice NAVY.
500 . Assorted brands Medium and Fine Bright,
pounds.
500 csddes May Apple TWIST, Bright quarters
And NAVY TnBACCoS.
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observation-disclosures.

T OsT OR MIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF
II One Sha of stock in La Yarete Association of New
Orleans 3 issued of p j. Kennedy. the 18th
day of Februa " 1861 The public cautioned against
trading cstion has been made for new GER
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xUEsTERx LANDS AND sECURITIEs

In addition Government State and Railroad Bends and
Stocks We buy and sell Lands In Illinois Wisconsin, Mime
.ots Iowa Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
The highest priee paid for titlss 10 LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES.
We also purchase at Rest rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCREDIJED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDS.
Correspondents socited and any information required
furnishsd without charge Address
Austin GOBLIN co.,
Bankers New York City.
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BOARDING.

DOA GG-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
ID With excellent board, and the use Of the
paror The the desirable in the city
Apply atlas st. joseph street
THIRST CLAS 50 ROARDIN9-ONE Or rW0
gentecl families who desire comfortable home and good
living pleasant part Of the city mt hit be suited on spp
the Of C0pp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large well furnished rooms
and surrounded BY extensive grounds The street cars
the door,
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T II. sARRAZINp
TOBACCO nANUFACroKY.

M T. r. sARkAxIN thankful for the patronage sxtnded
\, MIN establishment Of bis factory has constantly
used bis best sxerons 70 increase bis reputs
aon able 10 offer the Southern States superior
Of Tobacco for smoking put n al sors o. pees
age trads Bis assortment Of Chevng fobacce
PfpesL CixnrA &c II rmsvsd by sv9y sxYtvA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEDICATION OrToUKOIsFIaMAR1.

DEDIOATIo" OF ToUKoIsfiaM- hf'
The patrons and friends Of the above lnstitDon
are notified that the and Dedication o.
the New Jsxish Hospital. knowa the fooro lnhrmary
rner and Lesee St eets vii take pace on tns
prem ses SUNDAY, the 9Th day Of December next a.
O'clock and cord al invitation herewith exendsoto
So. sno 20 the pubc By order Of the
Board Of Msu gers Jus hA'srH Secre'Ay.
CRE.CENT CITY Ice COMPANY.-fdE
u Cescent City Company dissolved by the dsath
~ l. 2sth September last. The quidsti IN
Of il, will be uced by the company formed
this day. Do.ryoaru NJ.
F. MGssIcoT, secy and Treasurer Crescent City lee
Company
iew Orleans, December l, N6s
Corporation has been this day formed BY the surviving
members for supplying Of the city Of rev Orleans with
ICE under corporate and title Of the CREsCENr
CITY ICE COMPANY" -
The once Of company at the cd place No p Camp
JOHN y KRANZ President
J. J. MAssIooI Secretary and Treasurer Crescent City
Ice Company.
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THY IT. TEST 1T THOROUGHLY
II VIII cost you nothing do By making application
% the underssned Mschine viii be sent residence
and you will be shown how - H. and reasonable Length
Of given to test the Machine TO decide IS TO its inertia
The Magnolia Wsshing Machine
VII your washing with onehs the labor less soap and
20 NOR. gster than will the cost OF the
Eachne the clothes and in fuel In less than one
year. makes sop does away with the necessity q stand
ng stesming tub and prevents the washer from Ia
hlthy. suds also nom yeti
will in many inssnces be the or preventing uck
ness and saving Q doctors ball
40 Ingenious COG-wHEEL WRIN0ER afxed TO
he Machine and Is made Of India Rubber Cylinders, and
-rings the clothes almost ready for ironing.
II Useful Simple and Chespi Satisfaction Guaranteed
or Sal& Use the
Magnolia Wnshsrs
ara save womans Health and also both Labor and
Honey. L. A SAhLAhD
Owner Of the Patent Right tor Louisiana
~ Country rights for sale.
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CALDWELL's EXTRACT.
An on which restores Gray Hair to fss original color
No washing OF the head necessary. For sale ~
Irnoorter ard Wholesale Druggist, No2 MAGAZINE 81,
DR. JAMES SYME,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, No. l39 Canal street.
Dr. =. HASTINGS.
Druggist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
And at the Depot OF FELlx sAaoN,
No. Ia Bsronne street, near Canal
NEW oRLEASs May L. 1883.
Caldweirs Extract.
Having snslysed this Oh and in my experiments AP-
PILE MYSELF recognise that Il IL Of the best
articles yet TO the pubic for the purpose restoring
he It's original color In testimony Of which herss
afix my signature
[Signsdl FELlA SAXON,
Importer Of Human HAIR Southern Emporium
@. II. CALDWELL PsfentseL
Hotel des strangers. No. IL Ohsrtres street.
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OsT-ON TUESDAY. THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
IL 1865 ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
amount Of Money. number of Receipts aud Memoranda
and the following described tes which the public are eau
toned trading for negotiating vl Three Notes
dated 1867 drawn by T. d. Ven dorm to
and him ndorsed hundred dollars each and
three six and nine months after date; note
drawn by Mrs. Van Horn to her order and by her
ndoseS year after date March 1853 ana marked
Ne Vasturn by Gottsehalk Magner notary public, for
ave hundred thrtyf collars note for eight an
dred and thirty three dollars and and onethd
dorsed above Marked Ne variatuI," BY w T. Poole
Eco p at sixty DAYS after date. 9th Febru-
ary 1859 drawn by T. Van Horn to the order OF Au
eun cashier Bank Of New Orleans tor hundred and
hity dollars one Of - Lobdel in favor of Hardy
Lorde hundred and fifty dollars endorsed date
not rpmemnered-s which besn paid but not
The finder Is welcome tot and will receive
an additional upon returning the Diary and Papers
7. d. Van norn, "a Camp street.
I OsT-oN THURSDAY, nth, BLACK AND
IL brown Hound, TO the name OF Jeu. bad q
small piece bottom Of his left and large
white max his breast When lost he had leather
collar The finder viii DO suitably rewarded on leaving him
st 81 Race street
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A MtISEM EN'r~.
METAIRIE COURSE.

Tie three races advertised OF on Thursday De-
cenber being postponed from bad weather will take pace
TO-DAY. In ese Of postponement always pennaBtWhl
hy from Crescent hal, sf St. Charles and Canal
str,etn s. G. JAMES, Secrstsry.
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POUND NOTICES.

CTRERT CONTINGENCIES DEPART
- MRNT Room No. Z. City Hall-New Orleans Decemoer
g. 1865 brought TO the Fourth Dtret Pound, Dry
AIDES street. between jackson and Philip sreess as
trays - -
which, II claimed within three days. and the
thereon pal will be sold at public auction az said Pound
SATURDAY December 6. 1858 at IL O'CLOCK NJ
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street. Commissioner
Pas. LABARRE. for Con roller
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I7RN EST TURPIN, wHOLKsALB MANUFAO-
0rops Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jujube Paste Gum
0rops and syr.ps By steam Importer Of French 0rns
shin, Decorated TOYS Coss.ase. Fancy Papers for Gaze
nss and New Year Presents. Conucopiss etc. ste Ne
Did Levss street. bsvoss 81 Louis and Cont ssst Mes
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The Pontchartraip Railroad Company
- prepared to receive and deliver =. IRE ght nnen n s
10 ~ ~ and 2 and ~ Leaving the Lake End at
she alternate hour, commencing At A a.vnv,v
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-Omee sun Mutual iusurance Company

New Orleans. nov. q. ls6s-roti,
conformity TO Article No. 4 Of the.
an election tor twelve ireeto's q
fom the first Monday in FebruaE
efsice Of the Company. N. Oh "
the 7th day Z December next, %
and2P n. IhOH
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- Citinens' Bans OF LSu,.,ana. n n;e
ION held this day dividend five Per Cent the capital
stock the Banking Deparmtt va. declared pAysse 70
Wv J. L. DELERY Cashier
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NEW ORLEASs. JACksoN AND
IN GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
To tai e effect sunday, 10th Inst, at $50 PM.
A PAsgEN0ER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 4.
connections with Trains for Vcksburg Meridian ans
with Mississippi. Central Railroad Tor the NORTH and
East - - -. ..xx.-ro
AGcOMsoDATTON TRAINS LEAVE on SUNDAYS
=, 40 A. n going Brookhavea Returning leave
Brookhavsn At $50 A u. MONDAYS. arriving In Ne~
Orleans at 1880 L.
Exnsion Tickets good Train OF Saturday Sun
DAY north, and Trains of Sunday or Monday south
y ali train arrives n New Orleans at 80 p. n
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except sundsyh
st $50 4 -.
JAMES YON9E, General Freight Agent
ed. WARE. General Transportation Agsnt
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~ a ~hN KING Com-
:, 1868 The annual election
On, to serve curing the ensu-
ing House. corner Of Camp
SECOND MONDAY IN
between the hours o. 10 A.
'UMONVILLE. Cashier.
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Bank OF America, New Orleans, j uly
LIST accordance with sections "a and IS OF the act
Untitled To establish general system Of Fsee Bank
hereby given the boders o. the circulating notes OF TINS
Rank duly audited the provisions OF said act TO
the same At the Banking Ho Office Of the state
Apdit for the purpose redemption within from
hs date the funds deposited By said Bank @ said
purpose viii be reclaimed D. T. hOhfinEn
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Merchants. Bank, DC

- Merchants Bank, Oct elh, 1s6s a
with act passed the 9TH sepember 1903
before lie Gardeur, Jr, notary public In this city, su
scpton will be opened duly At the banking house OF
ths from the SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER 10 the
TOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1868, from o'clock r.
20 O'Clock for the disposal OF Three Hundred sna
being the amount Of increase OF the capital o.
aid Bank divided into shares OF STU each psyeDe
Sowp Twenty the time Of subscribing and ten
per cent every thereaes until paid BY article eighth
The Bank tha actual stakeholder shall have
a. privilege curing sixty OF taking additional shares In
proportion to the amount OF their STOCK NV 60,
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nary. New Orleans. 10Th NOveub;
Tor Seven Directors ofthis lns'itui,,
irg year, will he held at is bsn'
and Grsvier streets. ON The
DECEMBER NEXT. (the 18th,
u snd Up. n. Ch.
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DOrEs CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, ETC.
In all Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs requiring the use
of mild soothing decidedly efficient remedy this pre-
paation may be used by persons all ses from the in
FAINT mewling puking its nurses arms to where tae
sge shifts lean and sppered pantaloon with
as much Of relief from any formula phamscop
POPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city for over ten years. increasing demand is put in bot
ties at 75c. each. Tryit JOHN H. POPE.
Iruggist corner jackson and Prytanis streets
Sold al'o BY JOHN DEBENNEvILLE, Druggist, corner
Camp AND Poydrss streets
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Crescent CITY Bank New Orleans,
June lS-In accordance with sections and 80 OF An
Of Pre- Bsnking- IN ahe State Of Louisi4nNn
~ The holders OF the circulating Of this
Bank duly under the provisions Of said act to pre-
sent the Banking iouse At the office OF the
State Auditor for the purpore Of redemption within one
ysa from this d.ts otherwise the FUNDS deposited BY said
CHAS FAURIE, JR. Cashier.
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Home Mu,u.i hess n ~ p"p n,y.. u y.
hereby given that conformity with Ar ce Nv OF the Omar
Ter Of this Company election for Twelve Trustees to sve
mouths the LIST DAT OF February oos WI" De
held at the Once Of the Company No. Is Camp street on
NOsDAY the h day Of Decemsr next between ths nours
"'eOeA = Au A ". HUNTER Secretary.
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ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES.-Solomon b. Mer.
kell, aged twenty, and having no occupation was
yesterday arraigned before Justice Bowling on Z.
charge Of false pretences preferred by Ebcnezer,
Oliver OF No. 800 Pearl street. 1t appears that the
prisoner called on the complainant q few DAYS aR0
and gave him an order on the Navy Paymaster f0rs
$500, that being the amount Of his pay as duo him
an Assistant Surgeon In the Navy. Oliver ad-
vanced $3.50 on the order, but discovered that the
representations or Merken were all false. Ar the
latter confessed his quit he was held for trial.
DISQUALIFICATION Dunn, Charles B. Harris ana
william Mallory were brought up at the Essex Mar
ket Police Court charged with burgariously enter
ing the liquor store Of Aaron HerZberg, No. 10 E0e
Broadway, the night Of the 7tn inst and attempt
ing to steal therefr0m property valued ut 81, 400.
The complainant testified that he left his store abOuS
Six O'Clock on Monday evening, after carefully fass
tening 1t and locking the front door and that rel
q brass skeleton key III the lock. While looking ~
the key a man who was inside the store splanQ.
upon him, holding HIM by the back OF the nec4
with one hand and placing the other over ht2
the man made his escape by the front doors
Dunn whom the complainant fully recog.
nzed) then came forward, anu Selling MIN In the
same manner, attempted to escape. Complainant
gave chase 10 the two men and Dunn was captured,
In Market street by officer schroeder, VI tho SEVENTH
precinct The other man escaped. On returning I'd
his store erzberg found that the outer plate OF the
safe door mad been broken or aud the Inner patH
loosened. on the floor near the safe the following.
articles were f0und:-One large jimmy,n thre6
small sjimmesu o maet, two bradawls, = cold
chisel and drill; also an overcoat and silk unls
brella. Dunn, who IL an Engishmau, about twenty
i've years OF age said he was liquor dealer by Oca
eupaton. The other prisoners were arrested a
Dunns residence No lob Crosby street, on snspic04
being no evidence against them they were discharged
Dunn was committed FOR trial.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder Hackett.
ExPANSELING OF THE GRAND JURY.
This court resumed its abors yesterday morning,
Mr. Hutchings conducting the prosecution.
As soon as the Recorder was informed that the
Grand Jury OF the Oyer and Termncr were dis
charged he directed that the Grand Jury in attend.
charge simply stating that their attention would be
directed 10 ordinary cases while they remained III
session. Mr.. Nathan 9. Ely was appointed fore
man.
Harriet Johnson col)Tcd) pleaded guilty TO an In
dctinent charging her with stealing, the Nth Of
October, LADIES' garments, SHIRTS and pillow cases
the aggregate value OF which 500, the property
OF WIN. X. Taylor, No. ~ Macdougal street. she
was sent to the state Prison for three years.
Richard II. Scott and Henry Monroe who were
indicted for burglary IN the third degree, pleaded
guilty To the charge. On tue night OF the 10th OF
November they burglarlousy entered the saloon OF
John NJ. Gartlenan and stole clothing aud cigars
valued at $l2s. The Recorder sentenced each OF
them to the State Prison for two. years and SIX
months.
John Dunn pleaded guilty 10 an attempt at burg.
larry, the charge being that the night or the ath
of November he cnecied an entrance into the store
Of Robert y. Gould, Dr., 5ls Broadway, and stole
&l98 worth OF clothing. rhe accused was only Elk
teen YEAR, old, but his Honor said perusal or the
complaint assured him HAT he was an experienced
operator. Dunn was sem To the state Prison ior Two
years.
John Stanley, who was charged with feIoniously
assaulting Bernard Mehrtsns the 9Th OF November
by stabbng him IN the Lett eide and shoulder with
knife pleaded guilty 10 simple assault and battery
John Mortimer, against whom charge OF grant
larceny was preferred In stealing piece OF merino
on the 9th OF November from the store OF simon u.
Kahnweiler, 425 Broadway, pleaded guilty 10 petty
larceny.
stanley and Mortimer were each sent to The Pen,-
Tertiary for three months.
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SUPREME CCuaT--CRAMU5Rs.
The Erie Wnr-Another Armistice.
RefOr>s yudoa Cardiac


Before Judge Cardozo
august belmont et al. u.s. The Erie Rdtl,rny COM
pany q al-The motions on the return OF the order
granted by Judge Cardozo in this case requiring the
plaintiffs to show cause why reargument OF the
order by Judge Sutherland appointing Henry Il.
Davies receiver should not be had were again
brought before this court this morning.
Mr.. H. w. Stoughton. on behalf OF the motion,
read the ORDER and said that the motion for reargu
ment was one which, OF course, must precede the
principal motion to vacae the order appointing the
receiver. The motion was one OF such Importance
that he felt consra ned to ask his Honor to take it
from its regular place on the calendar and give 1t
preference to other business 1t was seldom that he
asked for privilege OF this nature, but he believed
power.
James M. Emott, on behalf OF the plaintiffs,
stated that he expected counsel associated with him
TO be present in few moments. lie was not APP
prised until Mr.. Stoughton arose and addressed the
Court that the other side Intended to ask for any
preference on the calendar, and the objection they
had presented before was that the case had been
accorded preference.
Judge Cardozo said he did not understand that
these two motions were to be separated. He now
understood counsel to say that there was motion
Tor hearing in case the reargument per-
mitted that they had q motion to vacate in case a
vs. Appleton Mr.. Brady had shown very clearly
that the common law practice was that in the case
OF motion for rehearing the two motions were
heard in conjunction because in order to decide
whether there should be rehearing the principal
motion must be stated, or the grounds OF 1t.
Mr.. Stought0n agreed to that.
Judge Card0zo said he did not intend to separate
these notions Their importance would seem to
justify their being set down for some particular time,
so that counsel could appear fully prepared. He
therefore set them down Tor Thursday morning, at
ten O'Clock, and directed that all motions in this
to be heard ~ tnis term should be heard that
time.
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NEW YORK HERAD WEDNESDAY DECEMBER

order OF the general OF the army, and Brevct MAJOR
General Barry Colonel Second artillery, was assgneu
10 It's command. TWAS established at Fortress MOI.
roe and one battery from each Of the i've regiments
OF artillery was ordered to that post as the iistfuo
ton batteries for the nrst year.
me course OF instruction adopted Tor the schooi Is
both theoretical aud practical. embracing variety
OF subjects, and Is pursued both by the ocers Anu
non-conmissioned officers or the batteries. rue
practical course for the present year nus JUST peen
completed by an examination OF the oincers unosI
instruction. The theoretical part OF Inc coarse ~
now In operation, and viii likewise be closed ~ an
examination before the lst OF April next. ~ eui-
braces mathematics military surveying anu GU
gineering artillery military history anu inni'ury'
International and constitutional aw
II is believed that this school VIII supply a long
felt want in the artillery arm, ana prove greatly
beneficial 10 the military service.
EXPENDITURES AND ESTIMATES
The actual current expenses or the war Depart
ment for the last fiscal year were SOS 743, 094 to
which x 10 be added the SUN OF $9,96l 400 Old war
debts paid during the year, making the total expen-
diures OF the department. SIS, sol. The appro-
Oratons for the present fiscal year were $35, 400 557
The estimated deficiencies for the current year are
sIa975 900. 1t Is estimated THAI the sum OF
1888 VIII be required for the expenses OF this
department. for tine fiscal year ending June 80, 1870
There will be surplus OF $780, 22l from unex-
pended appropriations to be paid into the Treasury
at the close OF the present fiscal year.
j. NJ. SCHOFIELD,
Secretary OF War.
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SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered.
by Judge CardoZo,

.NeTteas ps. INSTRUMENTATION denied.
Sl0ttery Us. BeTsdL ct Gl.-Motion granted.
Agreitet ct al. Us. ErhdTd.-Motion denied.
HOtcilEsS u.s. Williams ct di,-MotiOn granted.
SyOir rs. Observation-Disclosures granted on defend
ant giving stipulation as proposed, and, II so given,
motion for reference denied.
Blood Us. Hictc0I ct dL.-Moti0n granted.
LOrildTd insurance Company as. ScleJe' ~ al
Motion granted.
Bliss Us. Frice.-Motion granted.
Glaze rS. HXtaTd et dl.--MotiOn granted; order to
be submitted.
Greea,cich Savings Rank Us. Matzenoe,y Ell oL-
Motion granted.
Borst ps. HdTt.-ApplicatiOn denied.
ReDptter cs. PYtUips.-MotiOn granted.
Ctiaic rs. Je6reys.-Reference ordered,
MUTUAL LIE flstsance Company rs. Dertia CO al
Judgment ordered.
Packer Ell al u.s. Wstzel ct d1.--Motion granted
Dickson u.s. CrdsrJ6rd.--Motion granted.
Packer ps Wetzel.--Motion granted.
Weller ps. BltSS.-Motion granted.
CldFin ct al Us. Decentralization granted.
Alexander kcC. StSon et al. rs. Ol'lep.A receiver
may be appointed.
O'Shdughnessv Us. Mclaughlin. --Motion granted.
Wevhduser ct al Ds. WeadebOyn Ell Gi.--Motion
granted.
WoodrlLFet al Us. Hd7r.-Motion granted.
Reed u.s. St0cer.--Motion granted.
C0ldstei7l Us. G0ldsteiy.--Report confirmed and
jud gment ordered.