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FURNITURE.

ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE--MATHEw
IA Stacey Nos bl4 aud 526 Broadway received hrS
sass nedsls nom tho Crystal Palace and american lnss
tute the suits Of ensmeed chamber furniture Ans
Invite the public examine Their extensive stock 5uiN
wfsh hair maossse straw passses pillows and boiste
eom SO
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A GROCERY, STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
With privilege Of three years lease 81 low rsntSsors
tablished four years with good customers Apply
TO THOS. MILDEBERGKR 4 SON, No. 80 Carmine street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

DROOKLYN.--TwO OR THREE ROOMS, UNFUR.
- nished and without board wanted by gentleman and
tbs wife, without family Must be near ferry rent
moderate. Address Rooms" Herald ohce for two lays
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FIREWORKS.

ElIRE CRACKERS.-60O0 BOXES FIRE CRACKERS.
No. l. gold chop" ~ packs, for sale by DANIEIs
GILMARTIN CO.. Wholesale dealers n foreign fruits.
les Front street.
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A PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE IN THE
vicinity Of West street and the steamersA
For full particulars, apply to
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WANTED-BY A SMALL REsPECTALE FAMILY. A
w sitting and bedroom unfurnsbed, together with
Basement or the use Of Kitchen Rent moderate Ad
uress q. X. Herald ofs %.
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TENANTS RECIsTER.-A HOUSE 10 LIT PURy.
ished unf1rnshei suitable for boardins uss or
any business InqniIe as tho store l5 Broad
way between Chambers and Warren. Terms mederate
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AN IxcHLL1NT CHANCE FOR STARTING IN THE
"A fancy jeweky and watch businsss.-A gentleman In
the shove line having store In Of the best bunsss
IN the city 81 moderate rent and
chat renders hs presence n Europe necessary Under
rangemsnt with any willing take the same, who
would thus be certain Of reasng At excellent Nv
sshsr With this line Of business the
no cbssacie for carrying On the The most salts
factory evidence Of all the above be given
line addressed to o. Chatham square Post Once with
name and residence. will he attended TO-
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U,IREwOkKs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, WARRANTED,
first NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied q short notice;
and large variety Of small works. suitable for dealeff
JOHN ID. ROBBINS, 288 Washington, Of Chambsa
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ENOR sALE-AN ELEGANT PAIR OF BAY CARRIA AGE
horses hands high long tails and Names ave and six
fast sound in every respect and good
any IN the country and sold only because owner
shg 70 Europe Any gentleman family desrous Of
pair will please can ut "a Macdougal street. corner
Prnce any morning this next week. They win be sold
much below their value and could be separated being
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NAST OFF CLOTHING.-A LARGE QUANTITY WANT
e. gentlemen Wishing to dispose Of isrge or smai
current money by sddresspg through Post Ofcs call
ing on JAMES NORONEY. II Orange st., near Chatham.
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REnITrANcEs TO nNoLANg. IRELAND, SCOT
~ land and Wales Bills Of the Bank Of Charleston
the Bank Of Liverpool In Of pound sterng ana
upwards payable At Of the banks q Abe United King
dom, for sale by BREWER CALDWELL, successors to
Confer Co., No. 20 Old slip corner ef water strssA
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vEANTED-IN HOBOKEN, BROOKLYN, OR STATEN
Island board and neatly Furnished and airy rooms,
child two years old and servant girl garden adjoining
the house desirable. Address r. r., Herald once.
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&E0 nm TO L0AN-ON DIAMONDS, wArCHIs.
nor q s s91 !. ss:a ssSa ;
nssotiassd Budaes. sonadsnt and ysompslX ezeoutss
at LOB Nassau street, room No. 4 THOMPSON Co..
brokers and commission meychAnts.
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USIREw ORKS-A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST
quality, including every description OF exhibition
work coored all o. which offered at the
est prices by THOMAS DUkKIN, ~ Maiden Lane
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H0BOKEN.-TO LET, NEW AND WELL FINISH
~ Cd three story and basement house. in desirable eca
Non within about eight minutes walk ferry Rent
moderate If desired board for gentleman and his wife
would be taken IN Raymsnt q rent Good reference
stars OF Of B. O. Carpenter, st the lumber yard
foot Of Second street, Hoboken.
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GENCY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS ..NOTICN
"A 10 hereby that nstalment Sl2 VIII b paid
each ST. coo the stock the Ts e once
Of the subscriber and after Monday the third day Of
No. % Wall street.
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ENoR sALE-A RocKAWAY CARRIAGE, IN GOOD
~ order having been used but short time. IL
acued y of she best New York city make rs and
susblo two horses Sold by the for
Can until the 10th inst Nodines stable
Pisrrepoint street. Fulton Brooklyn Price $780,
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- high warranted sound and kind; would mako good
0lS horse horse; Also spring cart good
BE- a tho Of Broadway and Blocker
O1Root, till eold.
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EsR sALE-A GRAY HORSE, l5K hand: high, seven
eadsr and saddle. WIN DO sold cheap applied imme
Ansey, the owner has for him. Can be
nroohlyn.
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tan and NAME coming eight years old perfectly
sund fast rotter in harness and beautiful saddle
Rr lady gentleman. fifteen hands and inch high
Apply TO Wnliams No. Isl Chrystie
srset New York where all particulars may be found
No IL Pe street afernson after O'clock The
It'd maze got BY Trustee, ont Of an AhdAlAh mare.
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BROAD ROCK RACES

@ AA WILL commence on
AA6GI> the third MONDAY in De.
8~ tober 1854.
sa1szsas.s.->-snaH..A..>- 1sT DAY.-MONDAY the
l6th.-A match race for SInG0-S5O0 aside-S25O for
felt. Two mile heats: Between CHI estnut colt Whit.
by, by "Alamode" and bay mare Pauline by "Glen-
2ND DAy.-TUEsDAY-A sweep-stake for three
year cid colts and leys; mile heats; $500 entrance
half forfeit. Closed with three subscribers a. fol-
lows
P. s. Fowler names 9. g. Little Arthur, by import.
ed Glencoe.
g: w. Dallahunt names Oh. colt Henry, by import.
ed Glencoe.
Calvin Green names br. f. Augusta, by Ainderby.
dam Princess Anne. -
SECOND RAcE-same Day.-Sweep-stake for four
year ods mile heats $3.50 entrance 500 forfeit; to
name and close on the 10Th September
$500; mile heats; free for all ages
4TH AY-THURSDAY-Jockey Club Purse @5eOs
mile heats; free for all ages.
Sta DAY-FRIDAY.-A Sweep-stake for s wear
old colts and leys mile heats; e200 entrance half
forfeit. Closed with the following entries:
z. 8. Fowler namesg.g Little Arthur, by import.
ed Glencoe.
g: w. Dallahunt names CHI. colt Henry, BY import.
ed Glencoe.
P.S. Fowler names b. 6. Terrifef, by imported so-
Q. ?. Hare names ch. colt by zlnssnu, dam By Boz
Capt. John Belcher names BY flley, By TaIly.Ho,
Calvin Green names Messrp. boswell and Fa.ne,s
b.. by Childe Harold, dam Emily Thomas.
SECOND RAcE-Same Day.-Sweep.Stake for four
year ODDS; two mile heats $500 entrance half forfeit
TO name and close on the 10th September
jy29-W&Sts CALVIN GREEN, Prop,r.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL-G 8 Armstrong. Mrs B
Armstrong, Mrs Armstrong; Henrico; Capt Fab
.ton, w Overton, Miss Overton. Miss Z Overton,
7 e Overtop, HaDover Voisin, England; art
" N Hannah, 9 T Mathews. w D msthsws. Va;
T C Ryail Currin, j w Jones, Fluvanna Chss
Sutherlin and lady. Dsnvlle; g Taylor, o Cole.
dick, N e; T e Read, W M Peyton, Roanoke; VIM
Towns, Mrs L Towns and serv't, Mecklenburg;
Meredith, Buchanan; Mathews and daught Va;
A Raine. v otey, g w Morgan, Boyd. Lynch.
Miss Adams, Miss Floyd, Miss Floyd, PitisyIVs.
mia; Welsh, 4 Il d r R; C Selden, s Munford
Powhatan; w knight, Notowsyi Taylor, Taylor
town; W Blake and son, s c; R T Archer. j e Ar
cher, K Archer, L Towns, Bridges Miss; w
Mallory, Petersburg; Brown and daughter, G.;
mouth; Vincent. Carolina HOTEL C Boyden,
Va; Johnssn NY;
land; Maj E Watkins. Presque Isle; Jas Kenney,
Augusta; Scott and syt s S Sublett, C Mosby,
Pow ha 4, LC Spear, Silly, w Aston, Lynch
Chesterfield; T Southal, NJ Foulkes Amelis; ] c
Fursu:on, franklin; w Anderson, Pittsylvani-
R R. T I'M New Kent; T Wh5warth. sen, g
P Holland, D Parrish, Jno Graves w Weiseiger,
S Perkins, Goochland; J Woodgate N York
w Latham, Washington; VIM Evans, Liberty; j
Whitaker Baltimore; A M Jennings, Miss Jen.
nipgs, Miss NJ Il Jennings ID Chambers, M Fl Ham,
let Campbell; Jennings P Jennings C w
Hunter, II Armstead, Charlotte; Jas Allen, Pow.
hatan Winfree, s s Goode, A Rudd, Chester
e EXCHANGE HoffEL-J Easin, Alb; H B
Kent, Richmond Gary, Va; E L Bar EFT, N C;
J NJ Shehord, 8 C; Brough, c Anderson, X
Mcdowell, T Goodwin and w e n Word, Fincastle;
N $ Wilson, Buckingham; Rev Grammar, w
Grammar, Grammar and D Cosby, Haifay; Tel.
ton aud lady, Hartford; Miss Jones and nsice Miss
Read, A Telton, n c; r Pennington Buckina lam;
Henning and lady, A s Enelsnd, Miss Newman
and Mrs Newman, Lynchburg II Carter Cha's CITY;
l. Holiday, Orange; L E Harvie, Amelia; w o d.
Jr, Powhatan; DR. r Tatum, Chesterfield: Ri
Monterio, Lynchburs; Dr. Booker, Amelia; f w Par
ksr and T eIker, Southampton; j w Cust;s VIII
liamsburg; Sawyer. Richmond; Stewart
u N; B Morton, Clarksv lie; w Fl Belts, Lunen.
burg; Grsntland, Geo; A Tinsley, Ala. B Ca.
bel, Henderson; w Wilcox, Cha's City; H Fitz.
wilson, Richn ond; w M Overton, Washin zton; J w
Miner, r r; T Cox and lady, Miss Cox, La: H A
C Smith, Washington.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-W Malery VIC
RI; j w Shields and w d Shanklin, Lynchbure;
Capt Bragg, n Y; 7 Coleman, Staunton;C Barsch
kichmond w Davis. King 4 Qaeen; ParkIn.
son, New Kent; C ] Cormick Norfolk; Ghost,
Deep Creek; w g Ellis, Goochland, J Dunn,
Abe; w Roach, Va; & Worries, v CIR; Har.
din, Richm md; J Jones, r r; L LAMB,
Cha's City; FL Hall, Norfolk; Capt Grojed, City
Point; w Lewis Richmond; L II Glayett ship
Pennsy wanna; Miss Fl B Tucker New Kent; ]
Coleman, We; w Wyatt, Richmond; w w Perry,
Cedar Gro5e; Stewart, Newport; w Webb, &C.
dar Grove.
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VIRGINIA: At a Circuit Court of the

VIRGINIA At Circuit Court of the
City of R chmond, held at the State Court
Houss in the said city, on Saturday. june 10, 1854:
Benjamin Mosby and Elizabeth R. 8. his wife, the
said Elizabeth b. 8. Mcsby being infant under
the ege of twenty-one u airs, and herein suing by
VIM. 8. Hurt. her next friend, Pltf..
against
Frances Bailey, John s. Atkinson, and Samuel N.
Bailey, Deffs.
This cause came en- this day to be heard upon the
bill Of the plaintiffs taken for confessed to all the
defendants, and upon the exhibits fled and was
gued by counsel: On consider .tion whereof, the
Court doth adjudge. order and decree, that the de-
PENDANT Frances Bailey, do render before one of
the Commissioners of this Court an account of her
receipts, disbursements and other doings as guar
dian of the plaintiff, Elizabeth r 8. Mosby, formerly
Elizabeth K. 8. Bailey; in taking which account the
Commissioner may examine the said Frances Bailey
on oath. if he deems it expedient: And the said
Commissioner ia also directed, after publishing no.
tee thereof once week for four successive weeks
10 some newspaper published in the city of Rich.
mone, to take account of all unsettled claims
against the said Frances Bailey, guardian
or against the said Elizabeth T. Mosby which may
be produced and proved before him; which said &C.
counts the said Commissioner will state. and to the
Court report, with any matters specially stated,
deemed pertinent by himself, or which may be re-
qured by any party to be 10 stated.
copy-Teste,
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TOURNAMENT
ND ANCY BALL

-
THE Seventh Annual TOURNAMENT
i and QUEENS BALL will take place At The
aUoUENoT SPRINGS on WEDNESDAY, 10Th Of
The grand FANCY DRESS BALL will como off
The List of KNIGHTS IL not yet closed. lsr,.
lumber have entered; and as some of them are
hns horsemen. . close contest may be expected.
The following the list of Managers:
Richmond City.
Judge VIM. w. Cump, Hugh w. Fry. Jr,
Thos j. Desn, Mildeberger Smith.
Major r c. Rice, Jas N. Talbot,
Major T. P. August, DIR. r Carringtop
Thos boswell, ]. H. C. Tyler
Marmaduke johnson, Walter HI. Harrison,
Chss A. McEvoy. VIM. B. Harvie
Iudgs John s Caskie, Dr. VIM. II. Haskins,
DR.. w. L. Burton, David J. Burr
Capt. J. II. Richardson, Isaac Davenport.
P0phdtan.
VIM. C. Scott, Phil st. Geo. Cocke.
VIM. Old, Jr, Thos Munford
Miles c. Sc den, Richard Crump
VIM. w. Michaux Col r j. Archer.
Edward Scott, Jr., Thos Skipwith,
John r. Law. Jas. M. Sublett
Dr.. Thos Mckenzie, Beni. FinneS.
Chesterfield.
Dr.. j. L. Archer, d. C. Macarthur,
Thos Walden. Jr.. DR.. Edw'd McArthur,
Wallace W. Day, John Gregory
Dr.. Sidney Walk, DIR. A. 8. MoRae
VIM. A. Cccke, Rch,d McRae.
Jas. H. Moody,
Goochland
r. 8. Allen, Jas A. Morsou.
Jas. M. Travilian, Thos. T. T. Tabb,
John Adkins, DIR. Robt. Walker,
VIM. Stanard, DR.. Z. Powell.
Robt. T. Crouch,
amelia.
Lewis E. Harvey, Geo. C. Rives,
Thos. ]. Noble, Egbert Lee,
Col. Masters, VIM. ]. BarksdaIe,
kobt. Archer, VIM. 8. Archer.
90 12-dtd&c1t
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T.K,re THE sY THE roRrIocx.-Jsm

TAKING TIME By THE FoRELOcK.-James
Watkins, free man of color, who was raised In
this city, but has since taken up residence In
free State appeared before Alderman Farrar. yes
terday, and voluntarily rendered security to leave
the State within ten days. Watkins b a respecfa-
Bile eolored man, has been called to his native home
on business Of importance 10 himself and was not
disposed to give any of his own color an opportu-
nifty of blabbing on him, and thereby causing him
trouble.
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THE CHURCH HILL CLASSICAL

l. AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL will reopen
on Monday, the 25th, in the new building recently
erected by the principal, Broad street. directly
opposite Sc. Johns Church. The will be fitted
up with modern improvements, for the greatest pos
aible convenience of both pupils and teachers. Such
assistance will be employed the exercises of the
school demand. EDWD. w. CONE. A. NJ,
Principal
r. b. The principal may be found at his rooms In
said building. &c 20-ts
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ORDERED OFF.-John Fl. SIN

ORDERED OFF.-John Fl. Smith, a color
ed man, charged with returning to the Common
State. wa. be to bail in the SUN Of $500 to leave
Virginia within ten days. From this decision the
cuse took an sppea ~ the Husting. Court, which
sits in October and gave security for his appearance.
Smith Is man Of good Character and he was sum-
moned out IF tbs State to attend afflicted aunt
when upon her death bed. and was only gone day
or two leaving his basiness and his interes behind
him, it seems hard that he should bs driven from
home and kindred, for having incidentally violated
the letter-not the spirit Ct the law.
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At Circuit Court of the
City Of Richmond he'd at the State Courthouse


in the said city, Monday, June IL, 1884,
William Palmer, Pitt
against
Isaac A. Goddin, late Sheriff of the County of Hen.
rico, and such administrator de bonis with
the will annexed of James Smith, decd, and
other Defts
1.-THE Court doth adjudge. order and decree that
the be referred to of the Commissioners of
the Court for enquiry whether there any other
debts of the testator James Smith, deceased besides
the debt due to the plaintiff chargeable upon the
proceeds of the sale of the resi- of the said
Smith; and the said Commissioner alter four weeks
notice BY public adver isement calling upon such
receive proof of the same, and apportion thu funds
proceeding from the sales IF real estate among
the plaintiffs and such other creditors If any, may
establish their claims; and make report thereof the
Court"
An extract-Teste.
RICH. M CARY D. elk,
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NusAroEs.-C. B. Mccormick and T. r.
Bass we're summoned to the Mayors Court. yes-
terday, to show cause why they should mot be fined
for permifiIng uuisance on their respective prem!
ises on 9th street. The evidence being concluded,
AIdernan Farrar continued the causes to give the
parties time to comply with the ordinances.
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FURTHER MEXICAN NEws-The sentence ofdoo,,
sgainst the French prisoners taken at Guyamas has
been commuted to ten years imprisonment. with
the exception OF those of Count Boubon and bis off
GERS, who are to be shot Don Iturbide has been an
pointed secretary OF Legation to the United States
Four vessels with French emigrapts have arrived a.
Vera Cruz. Thirteen active squadrons OF the Mex.
can army have been suppressed. The government
troops had gained a victory over the insurgents at
Cnidad Victoria, but with a loss of so killed, and 4
officers and 100 men wounded. 1t is also alleged
that the partsans of Alvarez had been defeated in
several engagements, and Narcisco Vale one of
the leading rebels, killed. Three others were can.
tured and shot ~'F
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Observation-Disclosures Burton a full
grown loafer from the "City of Brother Love"
made lodging room of the public streets last
Monday night, In violation of ali law and decency
ana as consequence, was arrested by the watch
aJar quo taKen to the cage. When brought before
e.. ,man arrar yesterday, he made SO many
.aiI promises to leave the city for the ctys good,
tnat ne was bid to 60 in peace and sin no more
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SERIOUS AFFAIR.-BeDjamin F. Prenti

SERIOUS AFFAIR.-BeDjamln +. Prentiss
of Henrico, has been arrested and committed to
JAIL charged with assaulting and threatening to kill
his wife while in a drunken frolc. We understand
that Mrs. Prenss had to flee her home and that the
Constable with his aids had to force the door and
then bundle Prentiss very rough before he would
submit to the law. His friends should keep him In
prison until he has had time for reflection.
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CHRISTIAN & LATHROp wonld !;

II .unIOIIAN d LATHKOP would in
~ vita attention of purchasers to their stock of
FAIL 9ooDS, purchased at the late auction sales
IN Now YORK. reduction of Is to so per cent Iess
than the cost OF Importation, and will be sold at car.
responding prices Among them may be found
Black and cord French Merinos at use. to finsst
flsin and Printed Mouselins " "Ao''
Plaid and Plain Silks so and TIC tn .ba ,;.h...
imported - o ''Snes'
French Embroideres at less than half the cost
of importing o oo''
Black Bombaz zines and other Mourning Goods
Blankets of all qualities sN@
White and copd Flannela; Sattinets
Fuller Cloths, Kerseys and Jeans very chean
Ano-A full assortment of CARPETS, of Enflish
and American manufacture, from low priced to fnest
imported. fSs1 ~ ness
Great Inducements viii be offered in thu .bov.
90 ssah purchasers are especially invited to call at
SEQ Christian IArupop
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IA TIC just published, Smith's Indicative Arith.
netic and Federal Circular, on entire new plan
which Is pronounced by the best judges who have
carefully examiaed 1t, to be the sreatest improve
ment en- the science Of Arithmetic, which has ap
peared in so years 1t contains information which
ought to be posse sse6 by ever scholar before
school In fact. no teacher should be without this
valuable treatise, as it contains many new ideas,
smong which are specimen of the Astonishing mode
Of rapid koning a. prsctced by the teachers of
Boston and Providence Schools which furnish ed
By one of the Grammar masters of Providence, for
this work.
mittees, Teachers, and all engaged in the cause of
education, have copy of this desirable work for
examination, by calling or sending to
J. w. RANDOLPH Richmond, Va
All COED School Books Of the latest editions can
be had on the best terms AZ III Main street.
se 20-2t
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FALSE ALARm-About o'clock last eve
ming the burning of the chimney of Mr.. Wood tin
shop caused the alarm OF FIRE and brought out the
engines No damage was done.
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RICH. NJ. CARY, D. elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

hlcnn0nu, sept. I9, I6o4.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree, are
hereby notified to attend at my Office the 18th day
of the next month, (October,) at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
with the evidence necessary to enable me to perform
the duties prescribed by the said decree.
se 20-IaW4w JAS, E, HEATH. Cou,r
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THROWING SToNEs.-A negro boy called
Frank in the service of Rev. j. Woodbridge, was
brought before Alderman Farrar yesterday, and
ordered ten lashes for throwing stones at Mr.. Ro,
bert o. Stanards kitchen. Frank is the leader of a
very bad set, and the logging he got will only hard
en- him in his mischief
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DECISION REvERsEp.-Alderman Farrar,
after hearing st tement from Juan Pizzini satisfy
ing him that he had been uuustlv fined the day be-
fore for loose crate on James Warwicks premises,
reversed bis decision, and ordered the summons to
20 against the p oper person.
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IMPROVING Tho butchers in the first
market are improving the stalls BY enclosing and
painting Ia = handsome manner When the new
part fronting on Main street s completed, we think
the Council win fnd L necessary to tear down that
which y now standing and rebuild Il.
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SEVERE STonM.-On Wednesday of last week
the Northwestern portion of Hardy county was
visited by quite severe hail storm accompanied
by furious wind. The standing corn was cut into
ribbons by the hail, which in many places laid upon
the ground to the depth of seven inches
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RELEASED FROM PRIsON.-Lewis Hell.
luu, committed to prison three weeks since for be.
Ing drunk and disorderly in the street, gave bah
for his future good behavior and was discharged.
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CHARLES II. HARREYS,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
10Th st., between Main and Cary.
II All work entrusted to his care viii be faith
fully and promptly esecuted. se2o-5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-20

HOMESTEAD oMPANY.--Jhe regular
monthly meeting of this Company. will be held this
evening, Goth Ssptember,) at their ofise, over
Butter.' Book ore. at o'clock. The Treasurer
ments Fines are registered at 81 o'clock.
50 20-1t Signed, r. B. HEATS, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-20

The individual belonging to Barnum's company !,
who was arrested in the county of Rappahannock
aud carried to Madison, to be prosecuted on the
charge Of kidnapp ing. has been discharged.