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GEORGETOWN.

THE BOAT HOUSE Of the Potomac Club at the
foot of Congress street, is now completed and
Is Que OF the most convenient buildings Of the
KIND to be found anywhere. Being built over
the water the boats come straight into the house
ana are run into canvas keepers, connected wiz
hosting apparatus by means OF which they are
elevated with ease and placed in their respec-
tive places. Gas and water have been intro
dnced. and in the second story of the building.
besides the dressing room for the mem,
he awaited of by the yotaries of Ternsi-
chore or by guests invited to witness race.
Besides the practice boat and the Ariel the
new race boat from New York presents ed to the
club by Colonel Frank Jones. at a cost of stsg.
and which. in honor OF the Colonel'S better
half, was last evening christencd - Adelaide ,,
The club are in daily practice (Mr. Blaikie of
the Harvard crew, in charge,) and are making
arrangements for a return race with some of
the Philadelphia clubs.
MELANCHOLY CASE OF DRowNIYG.-About 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Oscar, aged six
years, son OF Capt. Jas. Palmer, was drowned
at Hartley's wharf II seems that Capt. Palm
er's boat, which had brought load OF wheat
from Alexandra, had discharged cargo. and
was Just about moving Off, when the little fell
low, in attempting TO step from the wharf m
the boat, fell, and was not seen to rise again.
I'm Ehorts were immediately made to rescue him,
but 1t was not until after a lapse Of twenty mir,
utes, AID after repeated diving, that his hodv
WIS recovered. 1t was at once njaced o., "V tny
t?at and conveyed to Alexandra. w VIC
Ii PUBIC SCHools.-1n our report Of the
meeting of the board OF school guardians yes
terday it was stated that the propriety of pur-
chasing maps wrs considered, which was a mis-.
take. 1t was simply a question ps to the rela-
tive value of the different maps in use. Dn the
question of blank reports, the secretary was re-
qucsted 10 order supply from Chicago.
CHINESE LABoR.-lt is reported that several
parties in the shoe trade here, who RELY on Bos-
ton houses for their stock, inasmuch as Chinese
labor mas already been employed in making mp
their goods In Mas achusetts, have arranged
with an agent I'm San Francisco to send here
Twenty-Five Cinnamon for the purpose Of pur-
suing the occupation Of shoemaker.
SALES OF WHEAT are reported this morning
LEGO bushels at sl.sI, and 500 bushels at sl65.
SERENADE.-The President Of Georgetown
College. Rev. Father Early, was rendered .
serenace last evening by the st. Cecilia's sa.d'
nut ne being absent Father Jenkins did the
hunors.
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ALEXANDRIA.
IL Gasene of last evening has the folIowin,

THE Gasetc Of last evening has the following
items:
TIE WoRKHoUsE.-The insecure condition OF
the workhouse as a place Of confinement has on
several previous occasions been alluded to, and
last night man named Benz a min Boswell, who
had been committed there for a term Of ninety
days, cut through the wall OF the room in which
he was locked, and by making a rope Of bis
blanket lowered himself to the ground al
escaped.
LAND SALE Green & Wise, real estate
agents in this city, have sold the farm of Richard
Stone, in Fauquisr county. Va, to David Ferris.
of New Jersey, for 81 800.
CAPTURE OF GANG OF TBIRvRs.-A gang
of thieves, who for months past have been CON-
hitting depredations in this city and vicinity
were last evening captured near Fairfax Court
House.
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMORE AND OHIO kAILROAI

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
wAsErSsros, Jun. s, lss.
Ms %ssa III ssSiStJfssI ;sS i; A
"hsr are nov FUR ESf T sk .i.lffsi III;
III sis w ii$Si !IiSisss i'' md
u.'s;so and SsS = .''' and 's' a.
L..,. q. ...s r sss AZ AsssAf no .ns a.o
uain TO or from Annspolis On Sunday.
roe s sNHrhTPAHoR
FSk Way Az s sisi fS and 1sspn
..,i sSS aff s 2 81 - = fff .Issss!t
M !. ss%s :;:;; 40 M, rss :.,
Ehsslins. Psrksrsburs, 40.
ana tssss.f and seiSs: s,syseu Relay Hu..
aslsy Ho.ss Win strssbsrs and iacsssssT econ,
vTSTSssI tsEs,: e sss We. can =. had :. the
rss sss I e and Boston, Sd
tt5s C2 poos sfa:s CENT a:. @
L PHILADILPHiA AND NEW Yosk
TON 5 ~ NV TSSP ~;
run e folloNs, viz:
FOB INV YORK, without change of cars.
Leeve aaaiy texeept SundayD 81 1:23 O. m. 1910
FOE PHILADELPHIA.
Leave DAILY (except Sunday q :2s o. m, 2:4S
and $40 pm.
Le.ye for New rOri a zoe , N, and PhEadsl-
Weeping cars for New Yorh on 9 m. train only.
4 Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston. be bad Ct the Station once ~ ell hours
| See Baltimore ana Ohio Railrosd advertisement
for scheduie between Wsshington, Bsl,Imcre. An
| napofis, and the West q. II. WILSON,
Il. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
j 0EO D. KQ0NTz, Agent, Washington. ish
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TOUR or THE OLYMPIC C.UB.-The Olympic
Bsse Ball Club Of this city left here to-day on
the go train for the West, where they will play
the Red Stocking Club OF Cincinnati, Whit.
Stockings Of Chicago. Forest City OF Rockford
and other noted clubs of that section. The fol-
lowing Is list of the players who left Leech,
p; Force. =. s.; Berthrong, c.; Ewell lst b.; Fox,
I'd b.; kulp, Sd b Glenn, l. f.; Burroughs c. f. /;
Young and Robinson to alternate in tue right
field. They viii return here in ten DAYS
EVE HAVE copy Of Boyds useful Office Di-
rectOry prepared for August.
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We are now selling our spring and simmer Dres 5
Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at I21s cts: Paraso.s
a. half price: summer Cassimeres and Linen Drills
at sacrifice; 20O yards Caiicoes-best makes at 10
and i25s cts good at Ga cts. Never before have We
offered sue b bargains. BENZ MILLER
Jy4 IO1 Bridge ct :, Geor D. o.
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AMUSEyIEyTa &C.

EXCURSION To GLYMoST Of Columbia Tyi =
graphical Crion-
ANALosTAN IsLASD.-Plcnic of George H.
Thomas Post G.. A. X
DAILY kxCuRsIon Of the steamer Arrow To
Mount Vernon.
SnrrH's ART GALLERY, 246 = street.
MARKKITIR's ARr GALLERY, 4ss It'll street.
BARLow's Art GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue,
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CAPITOL HILL BUILDING ASSOCIATION No o
held their second monthly meeting last evening
over DcoleS's drug store, on Capitol Hill, and
two hundred shares were issued. The sum of
s5sSS-5" as advanced on forty shares at an
average OF So per cent.
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RTsoyKD.-The cnfce of Treasurer OF Public
Schools has been removed from the CITY Hall m
The Franklin School Building, in which the
'ffres OF the Superintendent and Secretary are
heated. The Beard Of Trustees also meet in
Ibis building
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DRoPERrY SOLD FOR TAXES.
REGISTER OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June Is, I 20. {

NOTICE l. hereby given that the following property
sold tor taxes August s, ISIS an1 if nos redeemed
at this Office. together with abe int crest aud G II OF
adver,iseneLt) prior TO August g. iSTe Corporation
deeds viii issue TO the purchaser in accordance with
existing laws. JOHN r. COOK. Relister,
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BASE ALL-Otyslpies rs U,r.a-,. .r,
nafNaros, OF Msssaehusetts, who have ~.
during the present season been beaten s....s.
BY tbe htd Stockings" met the Olymoic -,
yesterday afternoon and were beaten re sC LII
standing, olympic, IS, Harvard, Z. This arr
neon the Harvard and National play
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II Is VERY RARE that any community ia af
,%rHed suea DELIGHTFUL pleasure trips, and at 80
~ .a,ng cost, As are furnished this season by
ne Inc ana swift passenger steamer Iadv ~
tle Lake The enterprise deserves sacoe.s ,,o y,
only on account OF the energy and liberali,y Of
htr owners, but because In no other way car
cur citizens secure 30 much in pleasure. eowsor.
and health for so small an outlay OF money. See
the Advertisements elsewhere. Ses
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CITY ITEMS.

NOTWITHSTANDING the war in Europe and
rise in gold, have not increased the price Of
any article. Gentlemen wanting fine Dress
Suits this autumn will do well to order then
now. A word to the wise, Sc.
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 It'll st., n. W.
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DENTISTRY.

RsAoVAI.
Oh. HERBILJ
- r00ve4 his DENTAL OFFICE w.
111S fret; neaE iSh. 69{W
manner and 6 Moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide oas
tor extrecting eeeth. -As q 10
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Sun SrRoKR.-Yesterday about O'Clock a
colored man named Middleton Fostsr was sun
struck while at work at the corner OF ith and
streets south. DIR. Mccoy was called and at
tended to the case, and the man was afterwards
conveyed TO his home.
henrletta Waters, coiored, was overcome bv
ne near and fell 1t the corner of 18th add +
,treets northwest Of.icer Bowie procured a
"~eA anu TOOK her to her home in Slate alley.
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LAND SALE-Green * WISE, real estate
agents in this city, have sold the farm of Richard
Stone, in Fauquisr county. Va, to David Ferris.
Of New Jersey, for 81 800.
CAPTURE OF GANG OF TBIRvRs-A gang
of thieves, who for months past have been COM
hitting depredations in this city and vicinity,
were last evening captured near Fairfax Court
House.
CITY ITEMS.
NOTWITHSTANDING the war in Europe and
rise in gold, have not increased the price Of
any article. Gentlemen wanting fine Dress
Suits this autumn will do well to order them
now. A word to the wise, Sc.
No. 40 It'll st., n. w.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French jet Jewelry,
Oroidc Etruscan Jewelry,
Pipes, Vases, Chromos, Satchels,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 4d Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9Th streets.
TIE LARGEST Is not always the best but the
American House, Boston. which is the largest
hotel in New England, will also be found one Of
the best. Every provision is made for the COM
fort Of guests.
HENPLxR has all kinds Of thermometers So.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
q, the ,s,i,,on % " HSRSEs y INV 80
Yotk n. Y; praying for the extension CT patent
grsned to him the 2lst day Of October, 1856 for
an inprov emept in ships Capstans:
1t is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed the 10th Of September next that the time
for Ming aIguments and the Examiners report be
limited TO the Nth day OF September next, and
that said petition be head the sth day Of October
hext.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. USHER,
B3w8 Commissioper OF Patents.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri
i Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding Special Term,
letters Of administration the personal estate OF
JAMES sWEENEY, late o. Washington
county aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the with the uchers thereof. to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day of July
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of July, lsp.
NARY Iher x markI SWEENEY.
Administrative
witness "a. WEbsTEk jy0w-n
limited STATES PATENT OFFIeE,
~ WAsHINeIoN. D. c.. July q, $50.
On the petition Of MATTHEW A. CROOK ER
Of New York, N. Y. praying for the extension of I
patent granted to him on the 18th day OF October
1s56 and reissued on the Goth day Of April 1852 faY
an Improvement In Arrangement OF Buckets OF Pad
1t is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed the eth day Of September next; that the
time for line arguments and the Examiners report
be limited the 7fh day Of October next. and thai
said petition be heard on the 18th day OF October
next. Any person may oppose this extension
SAaUEL =. FISHER,
euztu@ Commissioners Ct Patents.
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NOT DEAD-The Child noticed yesterday as
having died on the cerner OF sth and streets.
Sniis out I'm small carriage, is stiIl living The
- - 80 a. ,asen with spasm and was suppc ed
!, ,h' and, giving Il awarm bath, finally restored
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RIVER FRoxr-Hdrrey's Wharf Sailed
Schr. Morning Light, Bowen, drown light.
CARERS WhdT.-Arrived-Schr. Belle Con-
way, Skinner, Havre-de-Grace, coal H. Burr
Sailed-Schr. Art, Baltimore, light; Emma
Trott, Georgetown to load coal for Annapolis;
n. Dunnock, Dunnock. eastern shore light.
JohnsoR's WAdrf.- Arrived - Schr. Il. B.
Emory, Smith; NJ. A. Fisk, Fisk; Scull. Jones
from Dresden, Maine, with ice for Great Fails
Ice Company. Sailed-Schr. Z. A. Jones, Grif-
nm, Alexandria, to load coal for eastern port
Riley's Waaf. - Arrived-Schr. Pandora
T sset, Havre-de- Grace, coal j. b. Warder: 1.
I. Dunnock, Causley, lumber Wiliet & Red
grave and Mohun & Sons.
Fdy's Wkayf.-Arrived-Sch Saline, Currier
Bangor, laths and lumber Fav x Bailey; A. NJ
Aldrick, Aldrick Gardiner, Maine, ice for hide
pendent Ice Company.
.SAerig's Wharf. - Arrived-Schr. Foamins
Sea, Wroten. coal G.. l.. Sheriff.
Crouch's Wharf. - Arrived - Schr. Valiant
Curran, wood for Clark.
The steamer Express arrived last evening a
this wharf with large cargo Of fruits and M IKE
produce from the river landings below. Sh,
also brought good number OF passengers from
Baltimore and other points on the route.
The steamer T.. p. Smith, Captain Martin
left here for Baltimore to-day, where she Ia
been employed in the peach trade TO run from
Baltimore to Maggoty during the peach season
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MAYNARD BKIDGR--As the camp-meeting
of the CnloDtown Circuit is being held on the
t. b. road, and in order to accommodates the
pubic, arrangements have been made with the
superintendent Of the Navy-Yard bridge ID have
II Ifssaole. curing the meeting, from o'clock
y N. till O'Clock q. m each day for carriaoes
u VII re lassable all the time for foot paSsen-
gers 70 UniOntown, from which place carriages
vii run regularly AZ O'Clock In and return
IN the afternoon and evening.
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CLEAN STREET LAMPs.-Eiitor Star. I desire
70 call the attention OF the Superintendent OF
uas Lamps to the lamp at the corner OF Az
street and Indiana avenue Whether IN " a.
put IN Its present excellent condition because
another lamp was to be tested on the opposite
corner last evening, do not know; but ID is IN
exactly the condition In which all the lamps in
fhe city osSh TO be placed forthwith, whether
any other Is TO be adopted or not. Let the Su-
perintendent, or whoever did that lob. extend
his operations throughout the city, where there
isn't likely to be any contrast between the
lamps now in use and those Of any other STYLE
PRO BOSo PCRfico
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TIE GREKNBRIKR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Virginia, are certainly being admira bly
managed for the convenience Of the public. The
BrOprietors propose now To attend u tue purses
rs well a. the health OF their guests and hay ,
reduced then prices on and after the 10th inst
TO % per day, so per week and SEQ per month
The second grand fancy ball comes on on
Ihursday, the 18th inst. with sour" Moxley as
costumer
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TIE PETROLEUM Gas GKxERAToR.-Yester
dAy, In the Eirity Co. TT, judge Wylic. { e c4<
OF Amble against Whipple X Dickinso- ~
taken Up. Messrs- Fisher and Ritill~
tin. and Judge Hughes for def" ,o,, "' -
files application for an mi - .s ea
defendants from nsrr,g an Improvement in in
strnments iol me manufacture of gass viii ch
ne claims 70 be his invention. whipple files a
cross bill asking an Injunction to restrain Am
bier from interfering with the whipple machine.
Judge Wylie granted the prayers of the COM
Plalnant and directed that the Injunction issue
upon the giving OF bond Tor $50 ,OO1.
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| sale.
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NJ KRCHAETs' LINE OF srEAMsIIPs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORk.
Eercafter the Zine STEAMSHIPS 4. q. KNIGBr.
9OhN SlbsON, and vALLEY CITY, 49,
Nil In mxke ,rsguiaI Weekly trips ketweep &1G4
nv nQhk ,ALEAAkDRIA, wAsH-Ss
iNoIvN; AND Gk0RGETOWN, as follow
kesvs MN YORK from Pier %, Esst River, everv
sAIghpAi, a pm. Leave GEoRGETOWN
ssras nac ~ a, ~ D. m, and ALEXANDRIA the
:, Fer fun informatio., apply to X. r. A. DEN.
BAN. Agent, once and wharf foot OF High street
Seofeetown or ~ the corner Of Eth street and 60
je lift Nv. THOMPSON. President.
SHORTEsT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
- tta he hsehmoad, ffedsstcksbErs R-S
asd Potomac Ltss.-Steamcrs leave =
seyenth-street Wharf twice, daily
SUNDAY, 2. m. excepted } AZ q. N and n m
once ell Pennsylvsnia avenue. ryIf-tf
NEW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL.
IN BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA WASH.
lhGT0N AND GEORGETOWS, ID. q.
Regular sailing day from Ia north wharves,
fhisdeiphia. SATURDAY, at I'm. <>ae
From 63 Water street, Georgetown. SlG{k
WEDNESDAY, at 8 p m.
Freight received af any time.
Apply 90 HYDE a TYLER, 63 Water street
Georgetown, ID. G.. N. ELDRIDGE a CO., Alex an.
dria Va, WM.CLYDBA CO., Ia North whAryes
fhlIaoelpha lest
The New York herald., 1870-11-18
CLOTHING.

At H. ROSENTHALS, 81 THIRD AVENUE NEAk
n Tenth street 0ormerly Shs Bowsry naies shG genue @
pets ac, bv calling addressing Ladies attended 70 py
Mrs. Rosenthal
The New York herald., 1870-11-18

NTARSnAL'S SALE-MYER ELSAS, AUCTIONEER,
M ses this day at NJ o'clock. corner Third avenue
1s4h the entire contents Of Barber Shop con.
sisng OF Barber ChArs, Looking Glasses, 10.
A. AARONS. CITY N arshal.
The New York herald., 1870-11-18
A UCTIoN.-Ar IL EAST TENTH STREET. NEAR
N Fifth
EDWIN NICHOLS & Co, Auc.foneers
Over s23,ot0 worth and $40 lots
magnificent Household Furniture, Plaaofores,
hronzes. Clocks, Works OF Art, statuary,


magnificent L%iouseao,d % Farni.ure, Pmaoiores.
rorssgss our I5S TsESE sS.
%' sGSeilF Is ra, T. fn ~ s ssSss
sa covered wh ,se Rae aSa d
r d l1a oval s ro sea snsa os a
Desk Booseae rss bas bhssors paIOr
hhsdi'crSs hsf Ms,Is gssssus csnq4s spring and
Rockers Sofas Covered M haeo and hoss o.
a,sh.ion Par,ia. TABLE Kitchen ana Servants rurc
en rs place or sS avenue and Of
reasonabe charges.
A UCTIoN NoTlcE.--LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE
viii D. Sell fAfksE nfSs lfki6xi Go tusSsesTs aSssTss
Soa At o ococ the eesan, and c9,y House
as s
bles Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Mrrors Pantings "a
srps and & sa and walnut
5saJr ChS, dS.agy dpaag E9om ten Table
Furniture in ali bo o py saooae o
! LUKE FIzcERALD, Auctioneer
! UousTus A. SCHULZ, AucrIoNEER- R-AucrIoN
Magnificent S Fanae yaufd at s,ooz,
Drawing Room Furniture and Works OF Art this
residence 81 Fifteenth street between Fifth and
Room sa With re- 3 riches.
rs Gnss match suits
bois &c Cabinets Table Velvet Medallion Carnets
Bronze Ormolu Chande ers Manel Mirrors Lace
ainngs ny eminent artists Bronze Satuary Clocks mag
nhceDt roEawooi Ptanoforte celebracd maker; Stool
Cover; rosewood walnut Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes
en- suite, style Louis XIV; Extension Table Sdeboar rd
Cnin3ware, lnen. Glassware Cutlery, Syerware Base.
nent hitohen Furniture Furniture servants apartments
fare wishing to attend this sale take Fifth stages
| or Sixth avenue cars.
| UCTioN sALE-TnIs DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK OF 4
~ Horses, Coaches road Wagon Harness. g., by COLE
dMuRPiif, corner Franklin aud Myrtle
| IlY M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER.
| - VIII sell this day tFRIDAY), at 10h o'clock,
=. - ~ tue salefroons, ~ Nassau street,
rne Househod furniture comprising rich Paror Suits,
rosewood and walnut Chambers Suits Mirrors Sideboards
Etcg eres, pillar and claw Extension
pies covered IN cloth splendid cylinder Secretary DesK
irnsses tapestry and Ingram Carpets Hair Mattresscs
Chairs Warirobos Bookcases Glassware CIockery oil
Paintings, &c.
| DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUcTIoNEER-sELLs
- Saturday, on Hist street. between Eighth aud Mint
avenues making Liquor ami Wine saloon;
| no reasonable oler refused This day.
MAX BAYERsDoRFER's omce, Ssi Bowery.
UPWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
\ IL Balance of Wines and LIQUORS, Fixtures,
Billiard Tab,es, &c,
by EDWARD SCHENCk, tomorrow
18th instant at II o'clock Mt the store OF the ate firm of
A. Binnter Il Co., 90 and ad Liberty street.
the balance OF Wines and Liquors left from sales.
Also al the Stand Casks, Barrels Demohns Baskets an(
Fixtures appertsinng to the establishment.
FOUR FULL SIZED BILLIARD TABLES.
By order OF
THOS. J. BARR, Esq, Receiver.
The New York herald., 1870-11-18

IrLEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION
D Clinton Hail Book Saerooms and AIT Galeries
LEAVETT, sfRkBIdh d CO., Auctloneers. Friday and
Saturday evenings Nov Is and 49, ~ o'cloc X sale
Private Lrary OF chice and elegant editions of
and Illustrated Works fne bindings. Catalogues ready
Books exhibition
The New York herald., 1870-11-18

M MORrGAGE sALR.-I WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE, AT
- Rnnc auction this day. at oc,ock ,p: & the contents
street. consstng OF Generators Tanks, Casks Act Horse,
Wagon and Trucks.
The New York herald., 1870-11-18

COPRANO AND ALTO WANTED-GOOD CHANCE II!
- good choir VIII be paid for instruction. Call imnedi
atey CHokISTER for particulars s31 West
street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-18

WANrED-Two SHAW JUsTIs SECOND HAND
w Power Hammers, of 10 pounds pounds.
Address. with price, box $500 Post oco. New York,
The New York herald., 1870-11-18
AMUsEMENrs

ADJUSTMENTS
RO0TH'S rHEATRE
cad TO 9ssh YIMR.
FOURTEENTH WEEK
MR..
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
In bis worldrenowned character II
STRIP VAN wIXKLE"
In Boucicauts beautiful Legendary Drama
OF that name
EVERY EVENING
and SATURDAY MATINEE, at ~ O'Clock
Seats occurred TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
- the theatre at Its Branch Ticket Odce Dson Co.'S
music store, I'll Broadway.
I TIL STREET THEATRE,
IL near Sixth avenue.
In consequence Of Its great success,
~ MRS. FsW. LANDER
VIII reAppcar THIS AND TOMORROW EVENINGS 10 the
famous French Revolutionary Drama of
CHARLOTTE COkDAY;
,.cu OR, PARIS IN A8.
sATURDAY-dRAND LANDER MATINEE.
AT IN.
ADRIENNE
LECOuvREUR
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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CODE OF PROCEDURE. Continued

SEC. 412. A party examined by an
adverse party, as in this chapter pro-
vided, may be examined OH his own be-
half, subject to the same rules of ex-
animation rs other witnesses. But if he
testify to any now matter, not responsive
to the enquiries put to him by the ad-
| verse party, or necessary to explain or
qualify his answers thereto, or discharge
when his answers would charge himself,
such adverse party may offer himself us
witness on his own behalf in respect
to such new matter subject to tho same
rules OF examination us other witnesses,
and shall be so received.
SEC. lib. A person for whose immedi-
ate benefit the action is prosecuted or
defended, though not party to the nc
ton, may be examined as q witness, in
the same manner, and subject to the
same rules Of examination, as if he we're
named as party.
Sec. Al T. A party may be examined on
behalf of his co-plaintiff, or of u code
fendant, rs to any matter in which he is
not jointly interested or liable with such
co-plaintiH or co-defendant, and MS to
which sepa .ate and not Joint verdict or
Judgment can be rendered. And he may
be compelled to attend in the same man
ner as at the instance of an adverse
party; but the examination thus taken
shall not be used in the behalf of the
party examined. And whenever, in the
case mentioned in Sections four hundred
and seven and four hundred and eight,
one Of several plaintiffs or defendants
who arc joint contractors, or are united
in interest, is examined by the adverse,
party, the other of such plaintiffs or de-
fendnnts may offer himself ms Il witness
to the same cause Of action or defence,
and shall he so received.