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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26
CHTX AFFAIRS.
TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.

DEPARTURE OF CARS g. BOATS.
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, for Fredericksburg, Washington, &c.,
daily, at half past o'clock, A. NJ.
Southern Cars for Petersburg, Weldon, &C., daily, at
Central Cars for Charlottesville, Stanton, Springs,
&c, or Lyncnourg, daily, at o'clock, A. Nj.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, TUESDAYS Thurs
days and Saturdays, at half past 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
, Danyille Cars, for Appomattox River, Farmve,
Luxembourg, &c, N ondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
turdays, at half past O'Clock, P. NJ.
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck,l Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, a half past o'clock, A. M
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat via Port Walthall
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past S
Lynchburg Canal Packet, daily, except Sunday, at
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

ERRArUM.-Read "Sr Charles Lyell," for "sir
Charles Lyle" in yesterday g paper.
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MAYORS COURT, July 2

MAYORS COURT, July rs. -
Commonwealth vs.. Michael and HaA "a
and Daughters t,oo, on the one part, AM :,
and ,oife Cora, and Samuel Co1a( II,
pari--upon the charge of cresl
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

SUMMER GOODS.-Just received plain SWISS
~ Musins, checked and striped ditto, Swiss and
Cambria Edgings and nsertngs, Robba Edgings,
Summer Flannel Grass Skirts; also Irish Linens,
beac ed and unbeached Cottons, Oznaburgs, plain do
nestle Marine Striped Shifting, tor sale cheap at
WILLIAM ]. SWORDS,
225 Broad st. Shocke HILL
Sign OF the Dry Goods Box
N. B. As the season is drawing near close, will
sell great bargains in Dress Goods. have il store
very desirable assortment, and respectfully invite the
public to call
iy 26 WILLIAM ]. SWORDS.
SERVANT WANTED.-Wanted a woman
~ without incumbrance, cook and wash Tor gen.
teel family. Apply at this office. jy26
q AND WANTED.-We wish TO purchase from
III A one to two or three hundred acres OF land with
Improvements for a genee family, and grst mill
upon it. We not very particular to the distance
from Richmond. Apply 10
TOLER & COOK,
Jy26 Agents and Collectors.
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SIANEsE Twins ouTpoNE.-The La Grange Reporter
ofthe llth inst. says On the night OF The Sd INST
servant woman belonging to Mr.. r. A. Il. Ridley
gave birth TO child having two perfect and distinct
heads and necks one body Il has two breast bones
and two spnes and ii is supposed from external ndi-
cation) two ses Of digestive organs 10 other respects
il does not seem TO be different from other CHILDREN.
The legs and arms perfect and excepting the parts
above enoned as double, there appears deiomity
whatever The most surprising part of The whole at
fat is that the mother is alive and doing we'll although
Dr. R. has preserved it in alcohol, in which state it
was Exhibited for several days this office II is his
intention to present j, to the Medical College al Au
gusta.
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Domestic Ports.

APPONAUG. (Wsrwicxl Sept 3o-Arr. sch5 oxford.
Rowland. Baltimore for Providence
BRISTOL. Sept 28-Arr sloop Randall II Greene
Hawkins. Philadelphia 18th; schF iaa,lc BIZ htnln
Fail River. TO load 10. Norfolk, sicop James Co an
Nichols do or Albany 30th, sloop Oregon s'urseS Ne"
CITY POINT Sept 2i-Arr ship Talleyrand. Williams
INSTRUMENTATION. Sept 3O-Ar. schr. James c
fall kIvFR, sesi soTArr. schr. Virginia Wright
ton. Philadelphia passed up. schr. R'rhuy, Scars om
Baltimore for Dishton soop Ere, Grape from New-foEA
NANTU CKET, Sept 5O-Ar. schr. Susan Russell, n
NEw-BEDFORD Sept. 3o--Arr ship South America
Walker, Baltimore, sch's. Franklin Quincy, NoriolS'
EunIce II Adams. Adams. Baltimore william. Witon
New-York: sIoop Prudence Howard. New Yo,k for
Wareham. sid schr Ellen Rodman Sherman. y. York
phia: Delaware f TarboT, do Oregon. WIN. Mlrch. r.
do. Cadet VIM Murch, Jr do basle, VIM Murch' Jr-'
SALEM Sept 30-sld. big Burmsh, supposed bound f..
schrs. VIM. Peters from EllswGrh) Baltimore Gut
mare, from Luhecl Redmond; Almira Ann; Harmony
NEW-L0NDON, sept. So--Ar schr Crusade. peass,
I'm New York sloops Asent, LeNs. NeWYork wash
ineton PrentlSs do Glide. hangers fm do for Norwich
sd schr Daniel Webster Fustis for Phlla
NEWBURYPORT, Sept. esd schr. Enterpr 81,
Jones Bangor 3oh sid. brig Ava. Castine schr Alex
andrla B .anchard Portland
GIOU CESTER. Sept 27-Arr schrs William Peters
fm Ellsworth, fer Baltimore Harmona. Maiony. from
Eastport for NewYork Howard, BRAY. I'm. blcks9o,
York Goth arr brig Gen Foster, Ne ybegn f. Bos on
NEW-HAvEN. Oct Arr. schrs. Isaac Merit,
Wright Albany. Gen Came. on -- Phila. Gen. lay
lor - do SD schrs Moro. Parker Bangor Grace Car
olne kellog. Phila. =. Armstrong Thomas do Ale
thea, Rice. do Laurena Chapman Albany Sarah hilld-
beth. Smith. New York
PORTLAND Sept 30-Arr. bark Juuata Lawrence
Newpor Fng: schr d p Bramhail, Belfast. for Boston
Cld bng Motto Nning. CardenaS schr Eliza / Lewis
Berry New York Sid barks American, Ranger, Octaya
brgs y. r. Curtis. Motto
PROV IDENCE, Sept. 3O-Arr. bark Acalia, Cozzens
Charles on schrs Union. Bangs. Baltimore Lonsiale
BAKER Philadelphia John S Connolly. do Henry 7.
simmons Weeks. do Montezuma Smith, do. Nm
Henry Winsmore do. Moses Brown, Hall do Charles
Tn,K nd lo Cicero. BakpT. do SOoQS mos
Hull Hull. New York Oregon Sturges. do; Agent,
Hayes.do. Sid schrs. Susan Ludwig, Clowei, Norfolk
Mail CTowen Philadelphia Planter. Perkins. Algtny,
sloep FAIRFIELD Allen. for Albany New Haven From
Dutch Island. brig Wldes Walker. Haynes Portland
WESTERLY. Sept 2oArr. schs Jane, Hall, New
York Sarah Elizabeth. Barber, do
IConclrgJor on VIILi PAGE
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..n, IN Plotting. Scales. Dated Sept 80 1891.
prenaeI a Prince OF New-G!onceSter, Me; ,o'
,-Nso,eme Mt 10 Fountain Pens Dated Sept 30
Ehah Wilton Of hngsS@ v NsSs '0 pa,ed p Sept,
ment in Machine io' SAVING 'oiu'eS' D'''1 ''''
30. 1851. 60. uaoinham. Me. for Improve.
sos m M,,re. Boxes Datei Sept. 80, isoi' g., I'm.
me nnsYander Jnason. Of Parkesbufg, "a lor IN" -,
nroyemepI in Shields for Valves D''eo 'eP' 80
1851. pu,roro NJ Salem. Mass. for Improve
Jostp The manufacture OF Gay Pipes Dated sept.
30. 1851. DESIGNS.
>.,bsn Chapman. OF Syracuse, y. ! 70, for Design
,.Tsbles Dated Sept -, 1851
0I Fra Ripley. OF Troy n J., for Design for stove
r,cn,s. Dated Sept. %, looi
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. OCTOBER 2
Arrived.

rS,eam.aip Roanoke Parish Richmond 10 hours and 80
mlnutes mdss and pass 70 Deem Thornton o. ,.,.
indse aud 27S pass d plkmgon Sept 10, lat % 3D.
SIM GeoTge Paiten 1of Bath stlnson. Bremen % ds
IN ballast ana pass J. EiNel Sept Y lar IS 40,
lon 81 sO spoke shing schI Atoe Morton q Plymouth
VII rs GO fish sept o. of Table Island fell IN with the
lower Of ship Win the top and rigging attached ap-
.eaIed 70 have osen ofoSen on ~ g9e Met yea sept
u nass.d Aneier june 49, teas and silks T. Grnns Nun
iurn Co Passed Anger with ship M4ssachuse :,
Samson from Canton for Boston The ship OKnaTd Cpe'
trmm Canton fSr New YORK passed Angler June 80, ship
Fpamlnondas White from Canton for New York, passed
nrsic Dsnir, from Eastport for Birbadoes Sept "a.
lat 80 ION 90 D. SPOKE brig Commerce. from Portland
Bsrk Carnatc (Br Rosers Liverpool 25 DAYS, mdse and
BsTI VIZ o Aldea Bates. Ballze Hond., "a ia ma
hesauy. cochneal, sc, TO + Alexander Lett no An
Bsrs Santiago Br smith Buenos Ayres IS DAYS, wool.
Bark ftward. Knuison Savannah days, cotton to De-
RaSk Arauna. Malouey Malaga Aug "a and Gibralta,
Aug 26 nose TO smith Boyntou Sept 10; iat % q
Ion IS s. exchanged signals with DANISH brig ia SEP
10 af 81 q Ion 50 40 spoke brs George Ois I'm George
tnwr Seutr "a exchanged signals with Adrsn steer
iue \ y E. lat 81 "a, lon 30 50 Sept "a ~, - 20
lon % u.s. spoke Bremen haTA Nirgrlsn from zorro heO
fr Bremen The Br bis Ambassador sid for Ne~-f0fk
BTs Ic's IBr Stockton, Guyana PR 70 DAYS sugar
bns LeTnston Bearse EasFori days, 18th and plaster
T. Bret; 4 Vose bound 10 Hudson ~, .
GSJ Lame Nas expenenoed very heavy weather on
Big sieipue.. Dan onsusri Malaga 81 days rai'
Bfir princess ROYAL fBr) Doe, Bermuda days. IN 'al-
last 10 K II 2 Davenport , - H., -. h.i
Schr Isabella Smell Chsgres wa Havana 10 days IN n
a,t and q mass "a On.y Sessions Sept ~ IN 'he uu4
Stream sprung nam boom. .,, L., H..
SchT Delaware Holbrook. RocAland das sLme
schr Margaret Foster RocAlsnd DAYS, hne
Schr. c n Perry Ames. Rcckland DAYS hme
Schr Joseph Baker Haskell, Rcckland DAYS hme
srhr + h MannIue White. Virgins DAYS "eod
schr Pennsy vania Belle, Philadelphia days coa.'
WIND-Srnr.se. n W. meridian 4.
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Los o. BRIG. O.. l.. WALToN-The brig Gee l. Walton.
iDi New Nors Campbell from pelsAcn.f Va Nays By
foT feze Hon was totally wecssd on the - Of F'4u
about tie made Of August She l- Nav Bay Aas.
no. slih all hands eek and - The passage
with f,ver Having made the land about 20 mites ltl Of
Belize. on board allie - hrafe Inr ards all
hands beng he plfSs Ihey managed - ,tse he hrg be-
fore The wind tn she struck on Canker Key where she
ahan.onec The csraIn wife ana three seamen were
Ia n o Belize by a Sasl III boat Capt Campbell and
wife Ten verv low we're taken c.usuS use here
ihsy had attendance thar required The crew
wefe conveyed 20 The hosp ia. where an''her seaman de
the c,uvaescenr Cant Camphe and lady a.
uNed here yesterday bark VIM o Alden. rom Belize,
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"a The numbers De newly painted each side of
the cal;S according law ana tie carts brought u the
east side of BYoad~ az opposite the City Hall whore they
Wi hs ipSreci.d and the old License checked. which
mrst then he presented the Fst Marshal fer renewal
Carmen particularly requested 10 apply on the day
designated above for their respective nualhers
1t not Law f O. Licenses after the last DAY OF
October
The attention of all persons using Etpres. Wagons.
Baggage Wagons and othcr vehicle rg the sporatou
of ARTICLES from place place Wthn the clt directed
o. the following extracts from the Ordinance
SEC. Every Cart. Truck Wagon Dray, or other We
hclc, drawn by more horses OF other animals.
which shall Re ktlt, used, driven, ~ enplo,d Tor tho
transport alton o thing whatsoever from
place 10 place within the CITY oi New York for hire wases
or paw Tor such transportation, shall be- deemed pub
nc cart vrhn the meaning of thus ordinance, and every
person who shall up keep use crye, OF enploy
any such public Cart. without first obtaining License
therefor from the Manor of sad CITY as hereinafter pro'i
ded shall re dstmed guilty Ola violation n this ordnance
II aud subject fine not exceeding tea dollars, or m-
prsonment not exceeding Ten DAYS for every oliense
So. = 1t shall not he la"tdl fOf any per-
son 10 receive or hold License 10 keep Public Carts
be- Public Caftman. unless be be citiien OF ths
United states and has family and resides with his tam.
y m Sad CITY or # not having family shall have resided
himself therein during the months preceding aud
the actual owner of the cart carts with good horses
therefor ~ cer scd be kept Public Carts and the
ha,or NAV EXAMINE under oath all persons applying ~
holding an, such license the renewal thereof touching
their qualifications aforesaid and all licenses other than
to persons qualified, shall be VOID ~ order 81 las
'A''o'' i"' '''''' First Marshal.
Sem II
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Monetary Affairs in Boston.

BosTON, Thursday Oct. 3 1871.
The con,inued pressure in the Money Market has
resulted IN the failure of one or two heavy firms
here, but It Is impossible at this moment to give
accurate list so many rumOrs are IN clrcuiatl0n.-
The Vermont Central Railroad Co.. unable to con-
tnue to pay the heavy rates Of interest for loans,
have called meeting OF stockholders for the 18Th
to see If they Will consent TO allow mortgage bonds
for the million TO be issued and on what terms
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.eni indin Rubber Cases-Goodyearrs Day

TRENTON, lnuf>uhN, OClODtI = 1911
The great India Rubber cases between Goodyear
and Day up for final hearing before the Circuit
Court OF the United States on Tuesday. There were
two actions at law and equity. and after pro-
iracted discussion as TO which should be first taken
up II has finally resulted in the continuance OF the
suits pending between the parties that the testimony
on both sides shall be completed by the 10Th OF req
ruary next When the controversy will end time
only will develop.
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u Sales of Real Estate on Wednes

FATAL AcclDENT.-About o'clock on
Tuesday evening, mason names Joseph Doran aged
about 40 years, while al work building, corner
of Clinton and Amlty SITS. seized with an eplep-
tie ft and fell a distance Of some 40 feet, suffering
compound fracture of the thigh and sustaining other
injuries He was immediately conveyed to the
Hospital where he died shortly aiteTwtrd HIS
family. consisting Of wife and Children the eldest
under l0years age, reside III Hicks st. An inquest
was held yesterday, and verdict rendered IN ac-
cOrdance with the above facts
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Ward were authorized u purchase site for a ne v
school house at CdrmanSvllle The sum et $500
Was appropriated for Primary School a. Norkvlle.
Appropriations The sum Of 5000 for Free Acat-
ems $3.50 for alterations III Ward school OF Nine
teenih Ward.
Aropor. stating The books and property al Free
Academy, was recei'ed and 4 report relating 10
books for Ward school No g. TENN Ward, adopted
some other little business was done, and the Board
Adjourned
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Wednesday afternoon, about O'Clock. a spirited
horse attached to a carriage, belonging TO and stand
Ing H. front of the extensive Plan0-Forte Nanliac-
tory Of Messrs Leuchie & Newton, No 80 Canal-st.,
took fright at train OF cars which approaching
the depot and started off at full speed. Mr. Lencne
who stood near the horse al The time. sezei him by
the birdie after quite an effort, ana IN attempting 70
check his progress was knocked down and trdm2led
upon by the horse and run over by the carriage. The
LEFT leg Of Mr. Leuchte was severely cut and an artery
severed. from which the blood flowed coplously ne
was picked Up and conveyed TO his residence No I2S
Elm-st where physician was soon IN attendance
and abored for several hours before ne could stay the
flow of blood Mr. Leuchte lies IN critical confi-
ton The frightened steed ran through Canai TO
Centre. I'D Centre to Grand, down Grand across
Broadway to Mercer. where his progress was
arrested, after demoiishirg the vehicle.
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nv TELEGRAPH.

SPOKE Aug s. lat o. % S. long u snip Ia ro1caus
Ratava cor Rotterdam. Also. arr snip sYaa he,s Con-
sisnce fo Boston Sid from do 49, ship Ss%yofs
alcuta for Lonosn EPaminonds Canlon o p.Iox ,bin
IL FIeasrck srssI. PsaaSs fsE CsHss, 6ss'H sas
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Thursday, Oct. >, 1871.
Liverpool bark. from Charleston, with cargo
of lumber for Europe came in yesterday in distress,
and proceeded TO Baltimore.
The ship Richard Anderson, from Liverpool, came
IN last might
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WASHINGTON, Thursday. Oct ,, 1851.
The amount of Treasury notes outstanding on the
lst October $65,s6l.
The population of Connecticut as officially pub
lished is 37019 OF Alabama, free si2S 1Iy slaves,
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about II wears of age engaged in the printing estao-
Ishmeut No 40 Ann-st., haC hls skull severely frac-
tured Wednesday morning. by being caught IN the en-
cine used for prOpelhng the machinery.
A small lad, named Patrick Nc Nancy Wednesday
afternoon, while al play in the fourth story OF mouse
No . Mercerst., accidentally lost his balance from
the bannisiers over which he was looking and was
preciptated to the first floor and had his skull ter
riby fractured.
About O'Clock Wednesday morning man named
Frederick Blanck, while assisting TO remove the
cargo from the ship Louisa Augusta lying at pier o.
:. North River, had his ef1 leg badly fractured IN
consequence of heavy grIndstone falling on MN;
His body was also severely bruised. All the injured
parties above named were conveyed to the New
York Hospital.
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\ nTICE NJ CARTMEN 10 RENEW

their LICENSES The ordinance for Lgncepans
and Regulating Public Carts and Carusu provides that
all Licenses shall expire the last day II October each
wear. renewable previous O. that time. applied for Al
sucn tune may hc appointed hl the Mayor
Notice Is hereby gwen. that renewals ~ License 10
keep Pubic Carts. ard e. be Puhhc CArtmcn, Will he
granted NJ ths oice between the hours If 10 VI ard
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NOTICF-FSTATE OF NATHAN

NDUNN. late Of Philadelphia. deceased-To y AIHAN
DUNN, Jr You hereby notified mat, as ENscloL'
and Trustees under the VII Of Nathan Dunn deceased
have settled IN the Office II the Register Of s for the
City and County If Philadelphia N the state Of Pennsya
three several accounts tke estate u the SAD an
Dunn deceased and have distributed the balances her0
under DEGREES Of the Orphans Court IF the sad County and
that about 10 settle fourth account and you are
further notified 10 resent vour claim II any you have 70
any part II the sad estate for settlement q rs a. Etecn
and Trustees On 0r before the Isl day u 0c9osr AD
1857 FREDERICK BROWN.
\ E corner II Fifth and Chestnut SIS.
ISAAC COLLINS l29 FIbert-st PHILADELPHIA
Executors and Trustees Of Nathan Dunn deceased
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ANOTHER CAMpHENr AccIDENT.-As tn,

daughter al servant OF family residing IN the up
per part of this City were engaged III putting down
some star carpeting on Tuesday evening a fluid
lamp which placed at the head OF the stairs up
set and the contents taking fire. caught to the little
girls clothing, and before the flames could be cx-
ungLlshed. She was very severely burned
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CORPORATION Notifies.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
~ MENT TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed p-op0sai,
,ot,,ssd p,ou-ySl f,r building a Sewer IN 3Ith-st
vii be- received al the Office of the Crotol Aqeduct De
naIment (ROtunda Pars. } until " EDNESDAY ne Stn
gnf 6coier I25l AZ a'iock p NJ. to,build SEW En-.
With the necrssary RECEIVING BASINS and CCL-
VFRTS Nd THIRTY SEW ENTH- STREET, from SHAY
~ noInt rs feet west-beug length about 2i5 feet
The ran of The Sewer and specifications for the building
~ the same aud all other information relating thereto can
b NED on APPLICATION the Contract Clerk az toll
ofSce-New- York, Sept u, 1871 1870. - .,.
o "a, pye.,dsnt of the CrotOp Aqued Department
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piSasfrrs. &c.

NEWPORT. oct Ar sohr Meiamcra. K,us Nor
fox i'r New- Bedford s4e0D hadi,ni. Nes. Fall RIVER
flr Nea y oTk.
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CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART-

Y NENT TO CONTk factors Sealed Proposals.
iadorSGG iIOn, 81 for hinng Sewer ~ Stanton Il
vii ac received The Ofce Of the Croton tqueauc' De-
aarmtnt. R0.uyda. Park mill FRIDAY the Nih dN OF
October 1884, 10 O'Clock VI 70 bulid SEw ER With
the necessary RFCElNl ING BASINS and CllNER
N >fauntrr>f from PITT 90 SUfON Il beng ia leu sth
about coo TIE plan of the Sever anu specifications
r the build II the and ali other information re-
latpg thereto De obttined Application g. the Con-
tfsct CLERK n ihis odsce -New-N0rs sept 30. 1851.
NICHOLAS DEAN.
al, 1T President of the CrOtup Aque,iuct Department
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IORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIie

notice j. hereby gwen % the owner Or owners, occu-
sut or c suans Of al houses and lots improved q unn-
proved lands affected thereby that the following 40.
s,t. have bsen completed By the Assessors, and are
-ed hi the Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments ioI
nation hy all persons interested w tor fLrtStITv
FOiRTH- STREET between 81 ard ih-avS me lInlli
embraced by such Assessment nctlde az vac i
- and situated on both sides Of tb-s oe,reeh - s
an avs All persons whose interests are alec'sp y n
banned Assessment and opposed 70 te sanr
., sber al them are requested to present ths ,
N Syr 2 % the undersigned. at Their erse 70 ii1 %
n ~ ass.ssrnents Street Departnent, sept ~
1851. SAMI FL !, n,CIoJ SON A,srs,5rs
.. M ISAAC VIM. SMITH
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o az IsW UiSUI KErcHUM Plalnt, 5 Attorne,
SUPREME COURT,-In the matter of

SUPKEME GU II In the matter Oh
~ the Application OF the Mayor. Aldermen. and Com
monalig of the CITY of York relative To the OPEN
ING OF SIXTY FlRSr-SrREEr. from 81 ay to otl-av.
IN The XIXth Ward of SAID sltyNotce j. hereby gwen
thar the charges ad expenses incurred by reason OF
the proceedings The above entitled natter. Hhl be
taxed by the Hon JOAN w Edmonds. of the Justices
of the supreme Court Tor of his absence, before
one of the other Justices Of the sad Court at the Preme
Court Chambers, N the City Hall OF the CITY OF New
York o. TIL RSDAN the 9Th day Of October d. 1871,
at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon
JOHN FOWLER. Jr,)
DAVID SEAMAN, Commissioners
GEORGE BOYD,
Dated New-York, Sentenher 10, 1851 so tOcty
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Markets BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.

Our markets are steady and prices are about the
same as previous quotations.
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Millinerp.

MILLINERY Mrs. A. II. MARCY
VI would respectfully inform her cns,9ass .r'
-. ,siIpg 70 purchase that and after III h,usi
Oct .hs will offer for then ,eeciou large ani fch as
.ornent of s all and Winter MILLINERY. CONSISTING "
eys,. VARIETY Of Silk, SATIN ard Velvet Bonnes 49,.
Ribbors Feather and Flowers &C "hcn yon ~ ''"'
ted 20 call and examine MIS- n u =, , IN, :. :.
:. rs ~, o. Boa az. s9SSA.Is ~ s.s'S- -
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Rv Telegraph to the New-york Tribune.
.,.. Insurrection In Northern Mexico-Batue
s.,ueeu the Revolutionsts and Mexicans-
IN, Latter Defeated-Camarco and Tampico
8, the hands of Vie Liberators.
NHw-ORLEANs, Monday, Sept. ?

NV -ORLkANS, hDHJdy' rSPS- 49,
The steamship Yacht has arrived az TINS port
,,itb important news from Northern Mexico
The revolution, thus far has proved entirely
successfl. II commenced at Canargo' where
the patriots attacked the Mexicans-
The patriots came of Victorious having taken
the town by storm, with loss on the side OF the
Mexcans Of sixty.
The Government troops were ln'renched IN a
church. with artillery
The reyontionists are commanded by Cara
hal who has also with him two companies OF
Texans.
Al the last accounts they were marching on
Matamoras and Reynosa
Gen. Ayaos. who is at Matamoras, has only
roo troops He had made requlstlon on the
city for 900, but the city refused to raise SIN
gle mar.
The plan of the revoutionlsts was Pro"""''a-
u,nto which was widely circulated
Tampico and its vicinity Is in the hands OF the
insurgents.
The people of Matamoras are quietly awaiting
the arrival Of the Llberating Army.