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City Intelligence.


sMrfa SfcRIIs Co., AND JosxPH z EaIIyd-.Tbt
ION ssfer OF streets and Lamps alleged In his rec ,ns
cosnuaesen 70 tho public, that he had so. notified
the psopsor NE street .espips machines thst their
n;e,s 1850 eats. ins following Is his own ls.tsr,
Osrcs or COMMISSIONER or srarrrs IAxp.a
n..,.. su,.h s,o,s, NEW Yonn. July Is, is55.
lovsst Nddees for ce.rng the streets OF The W. ne
Third Yourth. fiftb Sixth Seventh Eieysrts
rfteeath aixtssnth ard Seventeenth words prsys
itth inst and make I'm 3avit your proposal. s ths
them comply with tie ordinances Of the Common Coan
aas s'' tras forward Jour 'eouTs,s: :. that tins
Commissioned OF Streets and Lamps
Ws understand that this matter win 5000 come up in
In, susM Of justice for setslemsnt. II does not look
wsn es tns Commissioner TO b throwing
d.. o. tns company, whom the fact Ia apparent
mo own note that they are the lowest bidders and
tnerstore entitled TO he contracts Tho psrormsn zee
81 We maoninss have given very general sstisfactou
me 6rreu oeetn 70 look dirty and N anvthny n 10 be
done y shouA Be done quietly.
kxfo6rxp CHoixSa ON Board THE sr.s oy rHs ws.r
AND GsosdH Law AN Alarming rumor prevailed In thu
city yesterday, that eve, so Of the he An.
star Of ths west had died Of cholera ana ala, ma ,,
saas sssaee was prevalent on board the Geoxse Isv
report however was untrue, and no don 81 orie;n
- hon the fact that both vessels we're s.opped a th
}uAraatns IN consequence Of there being few ss.s ~
hserss fever on board Ten Of the passengers on board
fs.seosss cane up 10 the city BY tbs Staten Isand
boat. "
10 TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
wa you stse correct the statement your paper OF
my ceA'h by drowning, ~ 10 Let my friends nov
sc ave snN .issipr BY so doing you win greatly
AiicsAs '. axxAA, q Larry sEut
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Latter from Westrort, datec July TO- says
Both branches OF the Legislature met at the Mssioa
at O'Clock A. NJ this day, according to the concurrent
resolution Of both houses, passed at PAwnse July 8.
His Excellency the Governor and the United states
Territorial officers here, with the exception Of the
Hon. s. D. Laconpt, Chief Justice.
Ths Supreme Cont expects to meet ard organize 1T
that place time next week, though business ia
expected to coue before 1t st this term.
MIR Marshall gave rotice Of . bill requiring citizens
emig-atpg from Massachusetts and other States which
have annulisd or may nunfy tho laws of the United
States, to take oath to support the laws Of Kansas Ter
Htory.
John Thompson Perry of the Southern Methodist
church, was elected chaplain on the 18th init.
bill to prevent the sale Of intoxicating liz and
games Of chance within mile Of Shawnee Mission
passed.
joint mittee Of eight appointed TO devise
code Of laws for the government Of the Territory.
Mr. Marshall, OF PAwpee district introduced bill pro-
vidiIg that every who shaii pay the sum of one
dollar poll tax and produce the receipt OF tbs same to
the judges at any Eclectic fbAl be legal voter, prov
dtd he Ia citizen Of the United States, and has tax
oath to support the coDstutsn Of the United States and
the act CANNING the Territory of Kansas The bill
read for the FIRST time.
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On Wednesday, July rs, 1t Mrs. Belts, East Broad
way by the Rev. W. II. Norris minister OF the Fcrsythe
street N. e. Church, HENRY DR. hARsAN, OF Westaeld,
N. j., 70 Miss MATILDA RsaHAuIr. Of Philsdslphia-
On Tueedsy July "a, BY Rev. o. W. Briggs. Mr.. WIN
BAoAR, Jun 20 LUCK A., daughter Of A. d. Bishop,
Esq, AL Of BTcOklyn.
At Havana, July 8, by the Right Rev. Bishop Of HA-
vans, at his private chapel, ST.. GAAxRsND0 zoLzsAs
BARcokSa, Of Spain, to Miss MARA X. HARxoSY, OF
New York, niece Of the Late Peter HArmony
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ANOTHER BoP AT NEwPoRr.-The 6rst grand hop at
tie Ocean House, Newport viii take place this evening
The Germanla Musical Society viii be in attendance.
tits expected that full gathering viii b in attendance
as the season has now fully conmsnceo.
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iLiZOv
The concud ng resolutions direct the conArmenA Of
the above, end that the rolls thus confirmed
placed in tho hands OF the Tax Commissioner Tor i'm
nasdAte action.
Supervisor KELLY offered "a an amendment that the
assessment rol be placed In the bands Of the Comp
roer, to have the amount Of taxation extended and
placed the proper column and that hs the
when collected to be deposited with the Clerk OF Ar
resIs and that he deliver the BY the LIST Of Sep
TENDER 10 the Receiver of Taxes Which was lest.
The Yet olutions submitted adopted
INQUIRY THE NON PERFORMANCE on THE PART
OF OAE OF THE JUSTICES or THE MARINE COURT.
lie folio Npg preamble and resolution, offered By tie
supervisor Of the eenth ward, onsttsd in Tues
dap g proceedings -
Whereas, by the 18Th section Of the act entitled Gan
act relation to the Marine Court OF the city Of New
York passed 9th Of March, 18s9 Is provided that
each OF the justices Of the said court shall perform
equal share OF the labor duuss Of tho Office &c aod
whereas By the 9th section Of tbs said act 1t Ia made the
cuy of the Board OF Supsrvors of the city and county
Yors in thsy should be satisfied that either
Of tbs sad justices habtualy nsgects 10 perform
HIS thsre Of the duties OF the Office Is ,ncapacated
for the proper discharge Of such duties TO examine ioto
and take action upon the and Whereas 1t stated
that OF said justices has violated the 9th section OF
the act aforesaid foI the past year; therefore,
Refolved 1hst 1t be ref FRED to the COMMITTEE Civil
Courts OF this Board to inquire into and report what
ton, if any, is necessary and proper relstve thereto
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A sTRoLoGy, PHRENoLoGY. CELEBRATED
n Mrs. fieury, from Pans, whose relation has bssa
Constantly Consulted By Napolcoa T., give tr0s
information On al events OF life oaestloas are 60
sr~r- ~ 's- r~-er q -~---..sr. II 20. B.scas 81.
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Marine Affairs

maH1nc A0alr1s
TEE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC, Capt ye, sailed ct noon yes
tezdsy for Liverpool with 17e passengers sad ssoo77l
In
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MARITIME INfELLIGBNCB.


ALMAHAo xoHx-1HH
REsxS. ~ NOON SETS. morn 70
SUE sErs...........T ~ HzeR wArER.... .aorn 20
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This Boad assembled yesterday, In the room q the
Aldermen, CITY Han-Rseordsr Smith In the chair. The
minutes Of tbs last meeting were real and approved
The report Of the Special Csmmittss on Aanaai Tax.
alton was 'hsn taken up.
Supervisor KlLLY offered resolution directing that
the assessment rolls confirmed according to the report
b placed IN the hands Of the Comptroller to have the
amount Of taxes extended and placed In the proper
'umn, and he the when acted upon to be
deposited with the Clerk of Arrears and that ne deliver
the came to the Receiver Of Taxes BY the Lat Of Spsm
Der next.
The above resolution lost
1be report and resolutions were the adopted frhs
OF the report calling for the amount to
taxed and the purposes for which these amounts
raised were published 10 the HsRALD yesterday
The following is An abstract Of the resolutions Is
adopted
The tee state, in their report that tbs assess
me mt o Of residents liable to taxation under the
act passed FEB 81 1865 being dist,ncs from tas ordn
airy assessment rolls must be- condrmed By the Sapsr
viois ard that the onisson Il the report had bsea
adopted frat submitted might have seriously invoiv
nearly sls, oto, 900 They exeupt however, from ne
the same beng through inadvertencs The committee
add that the Comptroller approves Of the resolutions as
Amended. Tie resolutions amended, they further
esAss real and personal, who residents and
tol'ospg are the estimates, as given In the rssoa
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The PsohAbat0ry Liquor Law.
ARRESTS FOR INTOxICATION YESTERDAY.

ARRESTS FOR MTOXICATION YKSTERDAY.
There twenty ave arrests for ntoxicaton in the
various police districts yesterday a. vi be sssn from
the following tab e.
Aa9istrate. Commitments.
Frat district police court, JuSttce Connolly, 10
SecoLd I" Justice Pearcy, 10
Third !" Justice Wood,
Total. rs
ARRESTS FOB INTERPOLATION IN BROOKLYN.
The police returns Of yesterday morning show the
total number Of arrests to be nine, OF which
were arrested Ia ths Second district.
2 Thild
2 Z" Fourth
2 60 Fifth e.
Owen McGee, who tine since arrested for
selling hqrcr Sunday, ~ his store in Hamii ON
nue., yesterday examined the charge before JUS
tice Smith, and on conviction fined $500
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SPORTING.

NEOCKInG pIRp.--foR SALE, ONE or THE oaEAr-
N sss nooaisg birdie In the city he mocss cat, dsg.
viii BE- sold At shs low price Of s Apply ss7S FOURTH
street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.

8HE LIQUOR QUE0yaOn.
YNHE KINGS COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERy SOCIETY
Il VIII hold special meeting 1t foynbee's Bets,
hontsgue place Brootyn on Friday TIE 9Th nst q
the convention, to be held q Syracuse.
THO5 TOYNBEE, Presidsat.
p. CIxrsoS, Sec. ALFRED RONK, vics.Pres.
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AHrwIRr--below July u j X Davis, Hand. from Aux
3srsrruAy.s-s,t July PRECEDENT smiat. Meyer. and
Emil. ls, hYs,i s.h Star g, EEPirs french; Asy:s
Po JsIsIo via Insl,nd; Yankee Ranger RaveD Blades
Bo S July 10 Mary Luerss, Gibbs, Ga.,ls.
s i'm, kaahdin. An'suiy, savaansS ksdiS' Murray,
c.IDI,r--Arr !ajy . .Kneissboelsr Peabody, Hayre:
ndsh = W ssysurn ss;b burn. cons.sntinople; 9Th
T.LaOvTR-fiissd July 10 Nevs, Drown. from Mobile
sns ,s S.% Is9s
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Sssss ass-s; I:ii
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leri VIM Tspeot. Bell and Constitution, Britson do.
e. s ss,i ns. s l.ss.ss g.:
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kierh; hssnie Jchn'Sn ChsIissssn; 10Th. Mary spgt,
i ssss' sss 5's l sH H.ra fsy
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Che river ls.h, outward bound Young Mechanic Ans
W. sss sss s:l's.. Barker, ..s xsg,,r., cA.pm.a,
5s;s: I,
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ssss os.n, is s%s.. Sksss Cru
ssdsr Eish ,sss.ss JAY Richard cssss.. Taylor
yesh, auls novel; Js.ssss' "a, Gerry Yoyde nsry
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NTASONIC.-THE MEMBERS or 81. JOHNS LODGE
I1 No. j. urder he old constitution requested -
attend, in their lodge room, COO Broadway this Thurs
day evening" At O'Clock precisely on business Il lea
portsnce including work In the three degrees.
STEPHEN R0GER5, Master.
PArxR ~ SHARP, Secretary.
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THE TRADES.

~ OLD A GOOD GOLDPEN MAKER;
NJ also, yGurg man that has worked in . factorg
on light WORK. Apply at Rsndsi Il FAirchild ., ls2
william ct.
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CXTNES AND BRAkDIES IN BOND.-UNDER Gus
w tom House lock, in the original packages, bras.
dies Wines gins, ciarsts, chsmpayoes Ac, "a Brsa-
dies In eighth eAks quarter caats aud half pipsa Fss
sale BY. L. a. SIMPSON SONS. 10 Beaver n.
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Az the St. Eicholss--W II. Clagest. Warrington; G.
Thomas, Boston; Mexican Buchanan Goo. TefernAy Car
DE-; .: M Buyer, Darius Geo. Mars; II. J. Dail's
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF HALL
a. BROTHER.

pARUCH HALL, surviving partner of Isaac
- Hall, having on the 18th day Of February
1855, assigned TO the undersigned all the stock In
trade and debts of the firm Of Hall Il Brother to
be applied 10 the full satisfaction OF certain debts
liabilities, and engagements Of said firm Of Hall
Brother, and the surplus 10 pay and distribute
rateably among such Of the remaining cred
Nors OF said nrn a. shall within six months from
said 18th day OF February, 1855, execute and de-
Liver to said Baruch Hall full and absolute re-
leases OF all Indebtedness to them respectively by
said Baruch Hall, surviving partner as aforesaid.
Notice IS therefore hereby given 70 such credi-
Hail, surviving partner, aS NAV desire to partici-
pate in the benefit Of said assignment TO execute
and deliver TO said Baruch Hall fun and absolute
releases as aforesaid, within the period Of six
months from said 2Sth day Of February 1855
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee.
ie ll-eOt Aup-l-th
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chances were against him. The loss Of thi.
remnant OF property would leave him utterly
destitute, After vigorous argument on the
one side, and a feeble rejoinder on the other,
the case was about being submitted when a
new advocate appeared on the side Of the de-
fence He was unknown to Nj IWoodville.
On rising In court there was profound silence
He began by saying that he had something
20 say in the case ere ft closed, and as be had
studied II carefully and weighed with due de-
liberation all the evidence which had appeared,
ne was satisfied that he could show why the
cision.
In surprise Mr.. wOOdviIlo bent forward to
listen The lawyer was tall in person; dirni-
ned in manner; and spoke with peculiar mu-
sical intonation, and eloquent Gov of language
that marked him as possessing both talents
and education Of high order In a few min.
utes ne was perfectly absorbed in his arru.
ment. ltwas clear and strong in every mart
and tore into very taters the arguments of the
the attention of the whole court. On closing
his speech he Immediately retired The de-
cision was in Mr.. Woodville's favor
"Who is that" he asked, turning to a gen.
tleman who sat beside him, as the strange ad.
vocate left the door.
The man looked at him in surprise.
Not know him7n saId he
Mr.. Woodville shook his head.
" His name is Percival'
Mr.. Woodyille turned his head partly avav
TO conceal the sudden flush that went over IN
Alter the decision in bis favor had been given
and he had returned home wondering at whsp
had just occurred, he sat musing alone when
there came light tapping as if from the hand
oi cniid at the door. Opening il, he found
with golden hair falling over bis shoulders
and bright blue eyes raised TO his own.
'Grandps," said the child looking earnest
y into his face
For moment the old man stood and tram
bled. Then STOPPING down, he took the child
in his arms, and hngged it with a sudden emo
tiOn, TO mis- heart, while the long sealed fopn
tain Of his feeling gushed forth again. and
tears came from the lids that were tightly shut
to represI them.
Father" The eyes were quickly unclosed,
and there was now another present
my child! came tremblingly from his
lips, and Laura flung herself upon bis bosom
How changed 10 the eyes Of Mr.. Woodville
was all, after this. When he met Mr. Perci-
val he was even more surprised than in tae
court room at his manly dignity, of character,
his refinement and enlarged intelligence And
when he went abroad and perceived what he
had never before allowed himself TO see the
high estimation in which he was held by all
the community he was still further affected
with wonder.
In less than year after this reconciliation,
Mr.. Percival was chosen to high Office in the
State; and within that time Mr. Allison was
detected in criminal conspiracy to defraud,
and left the commonwealth 10 escspe punish
ment.
So much for origin and destiny. Laura was
right; 1t concerns a maiden far more 70 know
whittier her lover is going than whence he
came; for she has 70 journey with him in the
former and not the latter way
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DENTISTRY.

. 3. DONALDSON, Dentist, late of the firm of
H. Hunt Donaldson, continues TO 1zsz-z--sa
manufacture and insert those beautiful 49,
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, N1IIIb
for specimens of which (made and deposited by
the late frm) was awarded the first premium al
the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently held In
this city.
These teeth are carved and shaded to suit each
particular case, and their resemblance 10 the natu-
raj organs is so perfect to deceive the most pTac-
tised eve.
Particular attention also paid to filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate, and all operations warranted
O1acesouthwest corner Of Seventhand ID streets
Eentrance on ID. mar 21-Gm
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT OF
ROCKS.

TUE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
thoroughly repaired and putA%Ias>- -.
being removed and horse power substituted7 con
tinues making her regular trips between George
town and the above place.
The Boat Will leave the wharf Of w. H Il H g
Ritter for Point of Rocks on MONDAYS WE'D
NESDAIS and FRIDAYS att o'clock a. IN; and
the Point OF Rocks for Georgetown on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at the
same hour, stopping at the different landings along
the line FOR the reception ard landing Of passengers
and freight, going and returning.
The Boat will leave Georgetown at z O'Clock a
m, and arrive at the head of the Great aIs at II
Seneca at ], Edwards Ferry 3H, Monocacy X
hnowlan's Ferry q, and Point of Rocks at o'cifk
p. IN. Returning, leave Point at a. m Know
lan's Ferry at 7K, MOnocacy 8, Edwards Ferry
IL, Seneca Great als 81 and arrive at George.
town at p. m.
Passage through either way 81
Meals served regularly on board the boat al mod l.
crate prices. CHARLES MERRILL, Capt.
le 2S-dtf
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'oHN r. kLvANs. -. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELVANS & THOMPSON,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &C.,

''H' ~ hLVANs' -..-- WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELVANS & THOMPSON,
DEALKRsIN
HARDWARE, II COACH TRIMMINGS. &C..
No. 326 Pennsylvania avenue,
bettcssn Ninth and Tenth SIS. Wa,b,no,o, n r.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Pla-
ted, Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons
Carvers and orks, Steels, Knives with and with
out Forks IVA NN
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candle
SS,lcks' S1o' Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, Sad
Maslin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid
irons, Ovens, &c. =.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
hufai cottage, Closet; Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws. Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Bra0 Shutter Screws and Stnbbs, Door Springs,
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail- &c.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps Sofa and
Chair Springs
venitisn Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c.
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DR.. l.. Is. WRIGHT,s
'AlLING "SCEOFULOUS kNTIDATE

For the Permanent Cure of CONSUMPTION
and all other forms Of fSCROFULOUS
DISEASES
TTHlS Medicine is prepared by an eminent ply
Il slc1an OF eighteen years practice in New York
city, during which time he has constantly used it
with the most Hnbounded success, and created for
II reputation in private practice, unequalled in
the history or medicine. II facts Immediately upon
the blood, cleansing ii from all scTOfUicus hunors
or impurities, renOvating and. by its magic DOW
ers, INVlGORATE TIE WHOLE SYSTEM,
In proof OF which, hundreds Of respectable wit
nesses from the doctors private practice have Civ
en- in their testimony, and entreat those suffering
from any scrofulOus affection, to call Ep0a them
GAd satisfy themselves
Treatise on ScrOfulOus Diseases can be had
gratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT, iU9 Broadway
and al Drug Stores generally
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DEN TIsTRY.

nR. MUNSON respectfully calls public atten-
- ton TO his new, patent and great 49,
ly IMPROVED method Of setting Az
uncia1 Teeth, with Continuous Gum, ,NIIYm
the very PERFECTION OF THE ART This
style Of Teeth has the following advantages over
al others, viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
LINESS, COMFORT and BEAUTY, vieing
with Nature In these respects, and in some Others
exceIing. Public inspection Is respectfully solc-
tied.
Please call and zee specimens.
CAUTlON.-No other Dentist in the District Of
Columbia has right 10 make this style of teeth.
n. B.-Teeth constitutionally healthy, plugged
and warranted for life
Once and house No. 296 L street, near the cor
ner Of Penna. avenue and 14th street.
ap at