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~ sr ~ O. .ra FOR yesrs TIE certain esre 70.
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DAVID RITES ~ ~ ~ w $3.50
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DAY BOAT for ALBANY, stopping at the usual
H. Landinz--The well and favote steamer ARMENIA
Will leave New York from the foot Of Chambers st every MON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at o'clock A Nj retarnlns
lesyes Albany ever TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
CTATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
- NOTICE.-CHEAP EXCURsION-Fare Ct cents. On and
after Apr will leave follows until further no
dee yandeTbs Landing sate1 Island every hour from
ga A. TO p 81 Whitehall ST. New York every
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SCI.6yis r ROoaE. against GEORGE WEBB. = san.
~ saanrx d.uard 90 eontr.stC0m not serl To tho
sses You hereby summoned and reauired
sbos he complaint this action which hlsd 70 the
80 of the the City aud County Of New forf the
CIV Han City New YORK ard 70 Of snsve %
subscfbe their Office No l3j BroAd
way IN he CITY Of se~Yor within twenty days after the ssiee
81 ,amnsrs you exerye q the Day Of rseh service snd
yoa the aid complaint within the time Aforesaid
he plaintiff scon viii against you for The
dollars and with tsses,
third day Of Jolly hound eight hundred ard nsy
b.sdes the Of hs aetiOn-Dafed July ), 1854
CLARK & CORNWALL, PlsiDlias Artofneys
No fs5 Bfoslgay. New fofh .
IN. the .hoye action was 6ed ofcs Of ~
Cha q tie city ard County Of New York, jay - isoA
tylsIavt~s nv 10 lss Br9asvsy.
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Daier Tnre.

DateI Jnre.
HUDSON RIVER WATER CURE a. TARRY-
TOWN-Paiients received this and eommodo1s
kGGbt eui, hieh Ia pleasant ard healthy oeafson
supplied With The zTts water where all the i1ees o treatment
sd comforts enjoyed hogns ride from the city oy
railroad Steamboat Terms IS 70 $40 week FoE Pastc
address r. D. PERSON, D.. Tsrytown, Nsw-Yor.
NETWORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ -CURE-Ths largest complete and thoroughly
furnished eunty ssordng privileges 10 city and eonn
Travellers with transient board e no ls ls
corner OF Uriyenty place. o. H. WELLISGrOS, ~ d.
South Orange. ". u w MAY N
w ATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL No
w L4isbtst, r. T. TRAIL, ND, Principal AceSnnoda
uoas Tor iCo persona Competent YsmAle Phys.eIAas
WATER-CuRE HOME, COUNTRY and CITY.
w DR. sBEw's Oyster Bay L. L. 70, sumner Tes1hss
daily from Fulton Ferry and DR. TA1LOR5
cor sis sY Crystal Palace open the whole year.
seh By uptown conyeysncs The best Of secomoous and
ressonsbls AZ both places
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- -
CITY ITEMS.

SUPREME CoURr.-A Special Term was held this fore
noon by Judge Roosevelt bat decision rendered The
of Fnegan against Fnegan sent back for fur
fher uroof,
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge OF an ID
~ sO7n, debtor from bis 70 The o,9o o. %.
OF the Reysed sta;ues-PETER BER0EN Of the Cry o. View
YORK az debtor Notice trat pubnsEef Aufust ~ 1914
dto appear before Of tho justices Of the oolr
Chambers thereof in the rear Of tie Ci H. y ne cJ on
the 18th day Of September 1854 ~ 10 oect 10 ne
forenoon show or they hsse) VIZ an
be
from bio debts y WARTEG Attorney 30. "a, Falton.,
10 I.vsws Brooklyn
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= : COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Befo C.naal.-.OSsl
MoRros.

CHARGE OF CRUEL And UNUSUAL PusIsHNEsr
Mr. Fairehd second mate OF the ship Congress, wac
arrested this fore noon complaint of William Halliday,
one Of the crew charging as acoye He va he'd 10 bail
In $500
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CFNTPAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
U 1 NEW-YnRK TAsTON sOMERNILL& a..

sysNs .EE1s.EuESr COMMENCING AFRlL 10, lsS4
Leave for Eastop, &c, ~ y n and r. "
b. steiner, RED JACKET ana WYOMING from Pier Nc ?
cor neers EE BEETHOVEN with trains ~ New jersey k4-
ro.a III u Zoo, 81 Cours-its,. Retgrnrus, sIl leave
PilHr-sgIs opposite Es.oe a. ais and io A NJ AID p n
g.u.rY.i. lusTl AZ GS0 Vi
gIIZl BFTHPORr AND SEw-YORK.
resv, Esu-York A. ard loL5 A. y ", and r NJ
s,v, FlEab. ,hport az IS A. q A 10 and n
OE9RGE ii. PI0AAA, Superintendent
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LOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
The sps ndd and superior Steamers BAY STAT Capt Nm
Brown leaves New York every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY P NJ and EMPIRE STATE Cspt Benjamin
URDAY O'Clock NJ FROM Pier No j. ~ H. neaT the bstsJ
Both touching at Newport each way.
Hereafter will be regarded as secured 70 sny apeant
1rti the shall have been paid foE.
FREIGHT to Boston Forwarded through win treat dsPeeh J al
| NAF''- wM BORDEN Agent No. 10 and II wes.-,L
CUNDAY BOAT for ALBANY-Landng at New
- buGh Poughkeepse kingston CssEl and Hudson n con
Csp will leave the Pier foot Of Rosinsonst every
SUNDAY o'clock p NJ FoErsht passage apply On board
at the Ofiee On the Wharf
nAYs EXPRESS for NEWARK, N. J.-Leayes
~ Coz. No 50 Broadway and ONCE No lsI Brood
a. M A. NJ AID II ?. NJ, daily and viii FORWARD PAR
Wis., AMOS DAY. Propresor
EXCURSION for the MILLION-Cheapest sail
T. in STATE. Fare 81 Boats leave every hA'hoar to
The wsy to get splendid sail fae view q The bay harboi and
oe,.r pha the the STATEN ISLAND FERRY
BOATS foot Of NhitehAst Liberal for Pc1 parties
ConT snies and Societies Apply a ferry. boaee.
DELvIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD
ID TRENTON ~ J., to PHILLIPsBURGH, loPPosits ESton
Pa - uues
Leave PhlIp.b1rsh sS A ~, AID tl5
leave Trenton. SIS A. NJ and $40 p "
Arrive PhillIsbursh lLS5 A N and aSl r NJ
Fsre..b-&l.
Lin. down .ornec Eith an train New YOrs tbs
Junction half nile shove Trenton Station, and a. Line
from place with Inc az fe-
either cout1tor :; ms Junesoa
For Aerr Sewfork ~ II O'Clock VA JerseJ
NJ VIA Aboy and BoEtentorni leaving boEdento~n e.
81 p ". Cor Trenton
B-The Morning Lise he Junction Is minutes fc
the A. ". Line. when t Z behind tine
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-PGssenger
IN Trains Pier foot of Duane follows via;
Buffalo Expre st6A NJ for Buffalo direct without change Of
bsgssge
Dnnkhk Express, at A. NJ, for Dnntms
Mat Of IT NJ for Dunkrk and Baf.o sud intermediate
ststioua
Way Express AZ P. NJ for Dunkirk.
Roklaud r. NJ from foot Of Chambers ST. via
Pierrrcnt. Sufern and intermee date stations
Way Passenger A4 NJ for Osve and intermediate stattonA
Eight Exp & p. " for Dunkirk and Buffalo
EnGaHt T. NJ Tor Dunkrk AID Buffalo and intermediate
Statieus
On SUNDAY. only one EIpres Train St6P. ~ '.
Trains At Bafao with atess piendd
Steamer. Lake ell the LAKE. and Dgnkk
Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo
Detroit Chicago, &c. - -
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NYACK and HAYERSTRAW STEAMBOAT

/ Steamer ARROW leaves daily
Except Sunday Chsmbenst.
Pier az 9 A. NJ. for YONKER5,
PIERNONT, NYACK, OAK
HILL, CONNECTING Roekland Lake
and Baver.tTaw.
Returning, leaves Hsyerstfa~
At 2 p ".
The ARROW Nill aceOumo-
date parties for sny Of the above
plares on the most reasonable
terms.
| land at Amos
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LAWHFNT J "VTEt"y'
CHARLES A DEWEY, Attorney, No. 81 C6smbersL
WI awla y


NOTICE for APPLICATION for the DlSCfiAitdE
IN INsOLyENT his DEBTS pursuant 70 the PROVISIONS
article s title q The fh ehR,s, he sseona
cart Of Revised staiuteG-WARkkh BuDLoSo, OF tns
Town Schuyler Herkme County Notice Inst paskhed me
ig4 Creditors appear before tho Hon Ezra Grave. county
Jgdse az UkimeT County Office the Village OF Hefkime
on he 1871 day 1854 10 o'clock Ia the forenoon 20 show
they Why assignment should not De made
I'D p.oIy he Do di-agd fI0n bis debts
issis yiovzssts J. BENEDICT, Attorney UilcA
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate oil the
County of New York notice hereby given 20 all persons hlyles
claims against JAMES TRES0R late Of the City " New fors
d.cead h. present with vouchers thorcOf 20 the sabscr
bsr at III. ofce Of LOTTiROP w CHAPLIN, No uaCast'
B,o.lyp on before the tenth day u January View
Yort The 7th day Of July 1884 PRUSiA Z IhtENoh,,
fsNG
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYor. noe hereby given 70 al ps,sons
having claims ROBERT GILLESPIE late Of the 'hy OF
Glasgow and and formerly u view fSb deceased TO pes
The with vouchers thereof The subscber 81 his residence
Nc g Ess, 2ht IN New York before he s'h
dv 81 December nexDated New York the 18th day Of June
1854 JAMES sluAhl Anihhr'H'Vt VIZ" WIZ a""'N'"'
ul7 Iaysmsaf
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Passengers Arrived.
Marine JOURNAL.

EUsscH%eHS ]h'
-lireer ship Jgeob Bsu from GHgaai-Mrs r. II Pears
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Steamer ISAAC P. SMITH
leaves daily except slndryI
ChArbers-E. Pier al 4P. NJ. fol
NYACK and HANERSTkAW
landing at Rockl4nd Lake snc
Piernont. in connection with ths
New-York and Erie Ryilro4d-
Returning, leaves HaveTstrsS
syery morning a. s! o'eloet
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cssaI Nosices.

IN PURSUANCE Of IN order OF the Surrogate OF
M ConatV ~ Ne York Noce isberehy gwen 70 81 pei-Ss
having sn- ss,irst RUSSELL Il NENlkS ss OF Ne ~
N,wYork deceased with vcechsrs u~ 70
he Sucrber a. he odice No 81 Menhsnts ksehsnse ehs
Cry New. iork before the eNcntn aN 'sp'~S
next Dated New-York, the 4Ih day OF AtS,st ISL =,
su5 isvoDs DAVID - Nt'iN,, AAesus..-
In PURSUANCE u an Orter 81. the Surrogate OF tee
fNevlois noce i teiey sSen 20 ali Pr.ns hrN %
esin. sgsins DAVID W. PRICE s ~ de Cry OF
bull prescott NCaei-r ':f-''
I've subscriber his oce Brcsd~Sy IN tbs CITY 81
Nev-Iork before the eighth OF Noveroe hes-
--pr.eS >eo. Ycrk. the day o. May lSsA
eFOAGk = pRlNf, Admin'sfrsecr
-,,27 ttverlSs rLIZABETS J. PRICE Atrnist-s'rr
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IN PURSUANCE of an orler VI thc Surrogate 81 DE
Comfy Of New York uoee hereby gwen - all peroai sv
Ia claims o. WILLIAM h. IDE late Of MoaoeNle ellie
10 S~ss.l 10 pssn The with y0ache errof - te eb
set.r AZ H.. store Of Barnes Co.. No 81 JohasL, Ne
iv OF New before the h,d das OF Oeto0ef sos@-
Dsied New.Y.Ik he dirty 6lss dAy % Malsh. ds.a
all aN6WS SlMEbN tbr soihfh-fNt'I.
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ELIAS HAIOUTS bQUAN STATUES run IN e0aneetI0r WIN
th boat All Fresht board half hour before he
time Of starring All forbid trusting this boat on account
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THIRpCLASs PASSENGERS FOUND IN PROVISIONS.
From Phadel riha....s2 IS From LiyerPoo. ...,...tp
Certificates plsse vii Be Issued here 70 pss who are de'
3a Of brnrng their fTicnos corresponding raes
Draft. on TIE = from 81 upward
An experienced sarseon will be csEried each .hip. 900
the ia Philadelphia snd Li'eIpoo VIII q
forxsded with economy and dispatch.
For e.Eht passage sVply 70
SAMUEL sNIi'H. No Il Walnut Fhil'depAiA
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IN ALBANY NORTHERN KAILKU.lD NE'UFENhU-
Trs run IN with all roads North AID E via Eagle
Bridge Leave Albany Tor Rutland al O. M 10
n $40 r NJ Leave Albany for saaosa ate - \ NJ 10 "
A. NJ 6P.M -,
This l. pleasant and expeditions route. The roai Is lad
with heavy rail the and Of tho most
approved elegant and be fares cheap - By
81 other
THROUGH TICKETS may be procured ct ell he principal
Tfket Offices Peoples Line Steamers ,nd Day Boats
hst Baggage mshed ard checked through
via Albany Northern Rsilrosd-juy 4 l5St -, ,,
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HUDSON RIVER RAiLROAD.-SUMMER AK

RNGFNfFNT Trains lesve Chamber-st daily for Albany
and Troy MONDAY, Aug a. si4, tue Trains viii
follows.
ESrress Tsn "a NJ through ir four hours from ss st
usctrg vi Northern ard Western Trains
MAJ Tram, A. NJ Through Way Train, II NJ
Fvrress rln. ~ p NJ Accommodation Train AZ . 81 z NJ
FOR Poughkeepsie: Passenger Trains 81 A. NJ End ~ Nj
and WAY. Freight sLe Pesseuge Train 81 7 NJ
Fog Peekkl at 9 A. ~. $50 p NJ and ) 81 Z NJ 49,
The Peeksk and Posghkeep Trains stop a. al the Way sa
lions ,e,-,...
Chan Canal Christ phcr ia sd 5st sA
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS at 9 A NJ from CanAss TOT Albany
stopping At all " ~ Stations - =, ,r- - -.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
Comfy If York Notice hereby given 70 a. gsou having
claims aa net PATRICK KAVANkuH late OF the City Of New
the Nth vouch.s thcr,gl 20 Tho
snisc Der at tic Office OF BENJAMIN C. LEvERlDGE Es, No
81 Chnthsns NceN oh before the be.na
dav OF November nex-Ds.d New lok the ninth day OF MAY,
Iss (ry IaweDS'l MARGARET MCGOWAN AdDis'-iisfns
IN PURSUANCE of an order 81 the Surrogate of
the County OF hereby 20 all PERSONS
bav ms essus THOMAS BARRETT ate Of the ty 81
physics deceased present the sas with vouchers
thereof 10 the office Thomas iacaan, No $50
IOt the Nelok before the an day OF Jan laY
next Dated New.YoTk, the seth day Of jane, le5t
THOMAS MACFAhLkN, ~,
ivl isUcAS WILLIAM RIVER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

METROPOLITAN HALL.


ON "WEDNESDAY, .THURsDAY AND FRIDAY
rses EVENINGS. Sep. 18Th 18th and 18th,
KUNKELS
NIGHI'INGALE OPERA TROUPE,
VIII produce that most successfnI Dfasnasie
Sketch Of ths day Known
The hE6UFf TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
Displaying the true condition Of the
SLAVE OF VIRGINIA
Coptrssted With the Missriss of an
UNEXPLAINED FUGITIVE IN NEW YORK.
And slso forcihlv COMPARING nv rnpsy
AN UNI'UTORED AFRICAN,
The superiority of those in Ssrvitude in ths country
" in Intellect Religion and Affection. over
their fellow creatures in far the
largest part Of Africa.
This celebrated
HOME DRAMA,
lr1efsasably refuted By its
aTRUTHFULNESS AND FORCE,
The Infamous lies of one too base TO mention, who
raked the Sewers and Pools Of the
South to cause
HOME fBROILS AND QUARRELS!
Has been received and approved Of BY many Of the
most guished men Of the United States,
creating and purifying
FAIR AND HONEST PUBLIC OPINION,
la regard to Instution slandersd often By In.
tolerant Ignorance or debasipe stupidity.
1t viii be produced
THREE EVENINGS ONLY.
~ Admission Is cents. JNO. 7. FORD,
Sc Is AGENT.
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lppIvALs AT Tar PRINCIPAL H0TRLa
vrsTcRpAY e

COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-w q Normsnts We; "
Collins Cb.rott.; BlaskSorn, Nc, ne rsr1on
Sawssrlsnd; Tss,: ci T... Daily. Farm
vile; Lewis Lynchbs II Moore. W ~. r
W Whitaker, IT, R.ieish; VIM a Leea ME- y TS,n.
o .om' HALIFAX; Il Booth. Va: H Weleh. Ala 9
Moo,e. Halifax; Miller Prince Edward; isa .s
Overbs, Charlotte; smoos lady child sno . svr
f1.s a.ls.tt, ColamS.; Anderson Flay.nn.;
Gr.n s HiIlsrd. FarmviIle; Ford, vs.;
+ Ballew Goochland; w Hudsins hins n LET \,
w Tyler Scottsvilie; Carper, bottetour''
Paulett, w P Elam Farmville.
Armstropg Halifax DR. Terrell, Hanover; w a III b.
Din. Powhstan; N A Burroughs and SIT Ldulia q =
Long, NCi Gee w Jones, W.T. MN nnns oo W.. G
Lssh: sE Eno,yils Tenn; Goode Charlotte;
White, A Hutchinson, Virginia; MT Branch
aaaebland: M.ttnss, Wa.hn xton; Phillip.
a Howard M Bolton. lady and 2daushtsrss T.,
HoTELaT Cs;fs5 , so,ef Iupspsu mswls
Harns,i. sufoii; DR. 3 B Lsphsm; Danyillei Joseph
Bay. vs.: Alla,t, Norfolk; Nicely. Bee, Nee
Mi.s Annie cpe Ms. MIS-. Annie
ter R.It: VIM Chapman Wsynesboroi Jones,
y. Davis. sany;P Wee Bsots Z, MiA.i.s.
Phiia; Dr.k-, ] Dabney. Petersburg; w Kirby,
u fx ( HANG HHoTELR sickle, stauntGn; W
Rnctin. h.m. a vaughan. Farmville; Thos Watkins.
H Halifax R koystes. T Bucket Mecklsnsu,s 4
steel lady s6s and " NJ Wyahsvei
Hudson. Newbern Murdaugh, Portsmouth; Henry
Fishsr, Norfolk; JAS Legerwood. Denville; Hon w =
Archer, Am.lis; J r addison: Louisa; + Lywant,
Lynchbnrs; Mr. Jeter, Va; + Urquhart. Souihamp'
ton; C d Bsyler, L r 4 3; Captain Davis, Curtis
Peck: J w Clomau, La; Berry, La; Han,
Now foundlsnd; Dubisnon, Ga; Tinslsy; Han az,
over: Dr A Q Brent lady and svt, Miss E n Cabeli,
Va; d W Winston, W L Holt Liberty; w D Whit.
lock, Washington; Bib Sheito w Sb; An.
Va; q Griffin SON and 2 dauehters. A Jones' Ala;
Gen Green, Mrs Green, Miss Eliery, Miss Car
rier, N Y; J Gale, lady and svt, Meckienourg.
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RECEIVING STOLEN Goops-William ]

RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS William F.
Carvedo, resident of Rockets, came before the
Mayor and gave bail for his appearance this morning
to answer the charge of receiving lot Of lumber
doors, ETC.. valued at SIG the property of Mr.. John
Nettles. of Church Hill knowing the same to have
been stolen by the negro man David Of whom he
got them. Trading with slaves without the written
consent of their masters, 10 of itself grave offence,
and the wonder is that 80 few persons prosecu-
tod fori
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NUw ePDC1AL NOTICES.

70 MI HniEaps, NxlGHBoRs AND FELLOW
CtrrxEN NE - desfrs 90 sake known my neaIt!e u
ersfitnds for thxi lind sssfstsncs n the mics OF
overwhelming storm Of FIRE and Hood, on 01'".o.
before ana may never ses again, flor sneh az
persuaded, met Eith on that trying occsn9nE ena
thank Heaven. there still sush spirits wslAns on
tho earth. though thes rarely show themseiVese "a
eept in the hour of affection.
shall be particularly thankful for sny Information
relative to odd volumes Of Books, with my name IN
them. A.. r.
se l5-1tA
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DIED..

On Union Hill, Wednesday evening, the 18Th inst
Mrs. MARY WATKINS, in the "a year OF her age
quest. d 10 attend her funeral from Asbury Chapel,
on Union Bill Friday morning at 10 O'Clock, without
further invitation. ---.r
On Wednesd niaht last, about IL O'Clock, Mr.
B. HENRY HOLCHER, in the 35th year of his age
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BLACK CoNDUoT-Some few days since
white man named Charles Black, attempted to take
possession of portion of shanty occupied by Isaac,
slave to Joseph Goode, for improper purposes, and
on being demonstrated with by the negro. fell aoul
of and beat him in shameful manner to the annoy
of the neighborhood, 25th and Main streets
Yesterday morning, Mr.. Black found himself before
the Mayor. and soon learned that he would be re-
qured to enter into bond and security to keep the
peace, for thus handling black subject contrary to
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

Mortality in Charleston and Sauonnah-D Death of a.
Telegraph Operator-Physicians Sick and Dining
| Death Of DR.. Wildman and Mr. Hihon-GreGt
Distress, &c, &C., DC.
There were II deaths in Charleston from yellow
fever during the "a hours ending on Monday night
| at 10 o'clock. The total number of deaths from
the Sd to the 9th OF September was ll4 oil which %
were whites and "a colored. Of yellow fever rs
We regret to notice the death OF Mr. Thornton Car
penter, late superintendent and chief operator of
the Charleston telegraphic station. He was
native of Camden, s C. The Courier says:
Mr.. Carpenter was especially distinguished for
his interestin and devotion to the various branches
of chemical science, in which he had attained a
proficiency seldom reached at his wears He had
been for some time Professor of Chemistry in a
Western College-we believe in Oakland Mas
station which he only resigned in CONSEQUENCE
of the severe exactions made on his health and
services. M r--G
The death ofMr. Carpenter devolves the chief
duties OF the Office on Mr.. Samuel Bing am, who
has determined at all risks to remain at his post
In Savannah. there were 80 iuterments on Satur.
day and Sunday, including IA from yellow fever
Many physicians are reported sick, among them
Drs West Wells, Wayne, Ellis, Arnold, &c.
Nearly all are worn out and it is gratifying to know
that their brethren in the country are going to their
assistance. The death OF DIR. Schley has been here
totore announced, and we now learn from the
Charleston Courier that DR.. Wildman died on
Sunday last. The readers of the Dispatch will re-.
member that we published, few days ago. DR.
WIS specific for yellow fever, on which he relied
with confidence; but hardly had he published 1t
to the world, ere he w.s cut down by the great de
stroyer.
The editorial corps of Savannah has suffered
sadly. Mr. R. B. Hilton, principal editor Of the
Georgian, died on Sunday from the epidemic, b
AL thehotels In Savannah have been closed. also
thedrug stores Of Mr.. Brantiey and Mr.. Msyer-
while in Broughton street, from Roches Hetel to
Bali street. only four stores, exclusive of drug
stores, are open. Great distress prevails, and the
ionaoifants ofother cities are appealed to for aid.
We learn thatr the deaths in New Orleans lsa
week BY ysfivw fever were as7.
ss7f1St -
AtKsbwfxDGMEsr.-We find the following mar.
sgIsph y ih3 Washington Sentinel Of yesterday:
TIA unkA NshtiIkse Troupe have forwarded
t0thstf6ee Of the lhoHnmsut, In this civ. GIG n
being the aEpulf .reesivcd from the children nj
mitfed gratisjo pne Of tbsr concerts recently In
Virginia. They give free entertain.
med 70 th9 iuyeiil6e Wherever they 20, merely
70 hem 70 contribute . tribe for the |
patriotic work. = 1900 IS sesg ..s... b !.
The Wsahington Uni6h asies.that Hon. G. J.
Faulkner, rsprsseu tative Oh the Martinsburg dis
Tict and family have sonc to Martinsburs 10 nd /
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1.VhbLhf.-IH 6 reeldence OF MT Slmms
on the North side of Broad street between Ist and
"a, was entered about ! O'clock yesterday mornin g,
qua .oooed OF considerable amount of vauables
consisting OF clothing, etc. The robbers seem to
nave eotten into the house through second story
VINO w; oy means Of iafder, while the inmates
we're asleep. About half past O'clock as W tchman
In pos'essio Of large bundle, aud el1.eefsst to
= 80 capture him, but foed 10 his
a sn oS .hs barking OF dog which betrayed his
booty and run OF Mr.. Reed gave chase after the
fosue, but was unable to overtake and capture him
FINDING the bundle TO be composed of wearing appa-
rel the watchman took it TO the cage and Yesterday
morning It was deposited in the Mayors Couri,
GneIe inc owner has no doubt appeated and identi-