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Making a total of

which is within fraction of 2 per cent. A person
owning property outside of the limits Of the corpo-
ration, will pay 50 40 on the thousand or nearly
per cent. This is an increase on the County and
Railroad tax of upwards of IS per cent, saying
nothing Of the Corporation tax, which, it is pre-
sumed, will remain the same as last year. A word
or two in relation to the details of these taxes.
RAILRoADs-0ur county subscriptions to Rail
roads amount to one ,qilliOn Of dollars, distrbu-
ted among four roads, as follows:
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Tax Notice,
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

VIE etz-ns OF this county hereby notified that the
Asesnsnt Books are on file in The c9anty Clerks 90
:, saoect 20 the Inspection exsmiuAon ali Who feel
Interest Ia dOsag 90. EarchS
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90 ALI!
SEWhNtE MINING AND Rail ROAD Company

Ut teaa OF thit company snoS under eentfacs The
Wooten Mines funds Tor which have teen rsis>d In
New Nork by The sac Of part oftae Compare pg,fs-
red steer.
Yer fuhy equrPng The rosa the Company rauirs nu,
the Of hfy th0usaEd doArs ne eta =. a Na.s
vile can, thry Wtsh, have ne privilege o. sub4erhos
ioF the PrrfsrFsd stick The Baak Of Nashvie whe~
sanscrpton hook aesa lcit hst NJ
fork suberte Sfarss % tie preferred stoek Ar. "a
20 sEh ees 81 TIE rate q ave Co ere per shars-par
Falne ssn aes aFa~ing Interest az per cent 90 par
aud Ahse eiFdsnas % CAPITAL sioss vita eonas Of IS
per cent of reserved stoek tnIosn n-on aosRt Of pre-
ferred stock taken. -
All pescfoss q he reserved preferred stock uiii Be
arnAea sith te4i Ia prsfsrence And wthnu fro
sfi b. chafged.
Oes h1adTsd ears sai b ssady on competition ofths
fesa. ant tapiy ofioai w Aiway. b. % hana 10 a.
ausf aay asuaEa h. uessr grestis nav be
SAM. y. TRACY,
eet-ln. PFesiasat sssanes Miuing sss.psay.
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ron BALE, RREr OK KxcHAseE FoR CITY
PROPERTY.

80. SMALL PAM, anaer good esdsF Il
- tancc, aeoaf ~ nies ffem tAs ssesFe, i4assa
- he No'eassilir rae. adjoining CApt. l1a4-H
- james Snithss, coHsaiIias h aefss La
RseFempus Erase Cotsaze ieaas sab Feous kischen,
eeRro os stablss earrt sfsass ac Der fnrahrr par.
teasrfs ingaiie 81 J. TAYiA1R
SILL -in AUS. a. Passes oAee.
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HORACE VERNETs DEPARTURE FOR THF UNI.
TED SrATEs.-Tbe Independence Beige, of the
I'd ult., says:
The departure of Horace Vernet for New
York is announced. Several pictures have
been taken of him, and this engagement will
probably detain him in the United States about
six months. We DO not know if Horace YER
net has accepted the engagement, but a story
is circulated III the different ateIiers Of eminent
artists that lie will not resist the LempIiu offer
of 5000, 900. II Vernet should execute sever
al pictures in the United States, he would un-
doubledIy realize an immense fortune.
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tADvERTISENENr.)

tADVERTISEMENrJ
CT CO G6 on RECEIVING ONE DOL
- i, S0, ;9O. lar, I vii ssad Rsesis Ar tor
making rAASsPAREST SOAP. On receiving tArse dollars
Vii send most valuable HsceiPt for makng E1TRA FaNT
soar 20 cost oRy three eents pound, IL not knosn 20
ten persons IN the Uned sates On reeeivne ase doI
lars S sead ne above and az oth-r Rsesipts for ahrE
F3scr Scars. t eAa b made In an ordlnaFy dpa~r al
and BAR aeapai ave dollars Ana so readily AZ
2rcnt o. one M adfed per cent. To any Uu Of
u 10 fortune Any g1estions answered or rrisrsor
gwen b. inclosinE the rstarn postage
address, +. K. KUssELL
Box sal Pust. oHer
q teb9-im htrooklyn, n.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

THE fine freight and passenger a cn
L steamer, JAMES JOHNSON, EUOJsgsA7
Capt JESSE JOHNSON, will leave for the
above and ports SATURDAY next, The 7t
inst O'clock p NJ. For freight passage, apply
board or to A. HAMILTON.
march6 Agent.
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A FAST PEoPLE.-The Yankees have been
hitherto considered a very fast people, but the
English, in religious masters, seem to have gone
ahead of us on the bigh-pressurs principle. A
late English paper says:
Many prayer books are now sold in London
with a lookiDg-glass inserted on the inner sid g
of the cover, IN order that the ladies may ar.
range their hair or admire themselves while
using the book at church,
The next thing We expect to hear of is q
dressing room attached to our fashionable
churches. Fashion has driven religion to the
wall.
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$l,OOO,OoO

$1,000, 900
The interest on this sun is 500, 900 per snnum,
which is payable sem-annuaIy. The Law requires
sinking fund Of per cent on the amount ofbonds
issued. which makes $40 900 per annum. The ex.
penses Of collecting, losses, &C., amount to, say
s6,OoO-msking an aggregate of $4,000, to be
collected annually for Railroad purposes. Last
year, the Railroad tax was o. 10 on tue thousand,
but not yielding sufficient to pay the in
.srest and provide for the sinking fund, il was
essary to increase the "a te in order "cateh up"
The present rate Of Is 20 will yield an amount ans
pie for the purpose.
The taxpayers receive certificate for the taxes
paid TO each road and made stockholders TO that
amount When property holder pays in enough
taxes to amount TO 500. in any given road, be is
entitled to certificate for that amount in that road
Or, IL he sees proper, not having enough tai re-
ceipu TO amount to 800. he eau transfer the re-
ceip,s TO another holder Of similar scrip. There
fore, the Railroad taxes paid in is not money lost
bat simply an investment In each Of the roads for
which the taxes are paid.
OF the taxes to be paid this year, for railroads,
We apportion the amount as follows, With the re-
mark that is merely estimate rs the exact sp.
portiOument TO each road has no, yes been made BY
the County Court Clerk:
Louisville and Nashville ION each 81, oOO) 81 so
Nashville and North WesIsrn, j so
Edgeheld and Kentucky, 10
Tennessee and Alabama, 10
IS 90
srlrE AND CouxrY.-Ths State taI is 81 40 on
the thousand, Of which 81 is for crdiuAry State
purposes, rs cents is for Pebble Schools, and Is
cents IL for the support Of the Lanstic AsJlam-
she same rats a. heretofore.
The County tax last ysAr wss IS cents on tbe
,Aousssd. This year tha County tax is ~ 50 on
the same amount. bsiag also for ordinary County
purposes, and 81 so for the new Court house. So
,h., the increase In che County tAE, for ordinary
ouroo,e,. IA IS cents, what the hsaEl lien Of
a so on the ,hoasAna l. a new special tAI Tor the
oour houss. lis Supposed thai at least she sum
Of csc, 600 can be raised this year, ct the rata
axed. similar amount win have 20 be raised
next year. a. lt Il estimated thar the Cours.house
will cost t6o, o00 AileF next year this oaFshen
viii be taken OF. Thls cOsrs-hO1ss tar. like the
Railroad tax, reaches the mercantile eommsniiy 10
the shape Of taziag each merchant for she 'privi>
| lege" Of doing business
Al explanation Of The cause Of ths Increase In
the County GAG. may be proper An ACT Of the last
Legislature dirsetsd the couHiy cOleciOr 20 pay
over 70 she corporstioa Treasurer The counsy ssE
collected in elvl Dissrist. Ne I, which eotaprIsss
he city Of EsshylIe 0wing 70 she uaeertsinsy Il
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FOR RENT.

GLOVER rED.-25 barrels Clover Seed, to ar
~ rive on the Seventy Six.
MARI CARTER, MCKAY co.
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FOR CAIRO.

TNHE elegantU. s. Mail Packet, CITY cTT
i OF HUNTSVILLE, Captain Wash. EFzONlszSftT5
WEAVER will leave for the above and EE4ESskszzEh
all in ermedate landings THIS DAY the 7tA inst II
o'clock NJ. Forfreght passage apply on board to
march6 A. L. DAVIS q. :, Mail Packet Office,
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

THE fine passenger and fast running HsDRGs =
i steamer DIAMOND, HOLCRoFT Mas -
ter, viii leave for the above port THIS DAY, go
the 9th inst, a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. For freight -
Orpassage apply on board or to
RUSSELL CLAIBORNE
march6 II HARRI-ON, Agents
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COIL. COIL.
sJIKVg1sOES0 Gardens.
BO0rSEl9I0 House.

(NHA5 MILLER co. have opened the above Gardens,
~ west OF the franklin Turnpike near the City Hospa
where refreGhmen s may be obtained. marcia
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500 Reward !

Inarch3-1r
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SAL. AL S'A Ia ''''' and OF sax " SOIL co.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

T:sS, .nd Pesesfch. in Ct,e.s szt su,isnA By William
Eeunet' Lotus svo pp. 80 Rober- Csr'ert 8rother'
TA:esooe Years Autobosrkfty con,snns idenis OF
Voyages Trssels By Ssnues Hobrook. lsn)
PIP s04 Boston: Jsmes French Il Co
limo p fN shep,ro Cart & Co
Old Mol AsItsele Asres By Ma Madeline Leslie l2mO
Phi p.opbicr ana Prsetiesl Grammar Of the English Ian
suAge- By Prof l. J. Morris. A d. LIMO. PIP. 49,
Y.hvtf Chris, Or The Memo& Name. b. Alexander Mac
Wholier. limo. PIP l7s Boston: Goua LncOIn
C, rsump'ion By Dr. " W Hall I'D. pp 27l. Red6eld
Tee Wisw and the Cabin. By W Gil more Sinms. limo
The Bu.h E.ssys;.. Vol, s2--ss l2mo. Little, Brown
The Lif- are Recollection, Of John Howard BY Edwin NJ
Stone limo PIP. 9is. George Whitrsy:
Tt, eG- the Cloud Or Daughters Love By A y Roe
Emo PIP. 40. DeIb, Jackson
The OGDEN LesLcy. A SorJ Of LI.s Phases BY Lady
l2no PIP 3s2 u. Apple.sn Co $500
CsIin.'s Games st Words. By n. A. CAkin- CAkn'
Stiles
Pay Of Light Brighten Cottage Homes BY the Author of
=" TrsP 20 Catch Sunbeam" lSmo PIP. lts X Carter
Brothers.
Moras for the Young By Emm, Willard ismO PIP 2l7. A.
:. Barnes Co ~
s.. spray; Long Island Village By Martha Wictham
limo. PIP 400 Derby Jackson.
Hory Of tie Invasion and Capture Of Washington BY John
Williams. limo Pr. 81. HsrpeI Brothers -
l2Do PIP lf9. The Same.
Tue Lite Of Robert Fulton By J Frspkiu Reigs svo. PIP
se7. {. g. Henderson CO. Sold By Chsr.es Moor
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F / X E S

FIRE IL GREiSwICH sTREET-wOMAN BURNED.
About o'clock lat night the alarm Of fire was
caused by the bursting Of q oamphene lamp at No. 10
Greenwich street, occupied as boarding. house by
Mrs Catbarne Kirkpatrick. Tue furniture was dam
sged TO the amount Of 500. No insurance. woman
banned Sarah NJ. Scott was badly burned about the
face, d.sfgurrg her for he.
FIRES IN sRooyLYs.
Yesterday forenoon. about II O'Clock, fire broke
out in an oil factory in Kent avenue, near Clymer
street, which was entirely destroyed. 1t was owned
by NJ. II. Gunner, whose loss is about $500. No in
surance.
fire broke out in the drug store of DIR. Kuntz, on
The corner of Third avenue ana Sixteenth street, on
Thurs cay night last. TIE damage occa'ioned amounts
20 about 500. The cause was accidental.
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La W INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME CoJRr-GsNrsAI rysN-fEa S-Bcfus
Judges MtrcHkLL RoosrysLr sod OAuss
Nm. Psttep e al Ast The Accessory rrsnst Coupsuu
James c. WiAett. sheriff H. CoireGs Nsn1eteut q 81
This is proceeding, II win be remembered, By cu-
tain Judgment creditors Of the Accessory Trsrstt Geo.
psry, for the appointment OF a receiver Of its sdsoa
and an junction restraining the Soesi from seilg
several at liz steamships Judge Cowes was apposaecd
receiver by Judge Davies at Special Term vhs Ne
gisn.ed tire other relief 6emsrded with come media
cations. The Gaze came up on sppes today.
SPECIAL TsRN-BeCore judge PEAsoDr.
DECISIONS.
Mchsel OConnor The North American Insurance o.
psny, Philadelphia
Reference ordered.
In the uster Of The Estate Of samuel Bnihurt isce~AA
Referred 10 exsnipe ana Sci forth whether the prAssa
of petition should he granted
Brcokiyn whi,e Lead Cor pAny az. john ". M.ssry,
Motion denied with costs.
Ebeptrer Dale e. al. sst Frederick T. Rsdc.a 81 =
Motion 10 discharge from arr 81 dismissed, sc.
Nicso.As DhnOnd As Peter Coaao.ly.
Motion granted.
Michael z. Moore at. Alfred 5. L,ins.:ei.
Motion denied wi costs.
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JsGes W Simonton bspg sul 10 r,e custody Of the
S@rgesot-et Args for Contsmps O. he Iosse, re-
eunmcBed rndtr the nee lew. aud was eIADioed by
tbs Committee r-stiys TO The .'e'euent IN t;- for
tsst0 ony C. proportions ma5e t. him " ,~o Mem
bers Of Corgress He a.oour ssied to tie Goor Of
tts CcIr it.te room BY bis ceases. Jos IL. Bt.c!ey
OF 'bs cry aud sevsrsl tinss retired 70 oorsdt IN
refe.e1os &c the s3swers be stOGie give. Hi. exam
rs'i cortiru.i fcr two hou-s end Z aslf tut the
Counttte FILED 70 aoit direct ans~els to lei N ,o
poi.t Of Inquiry VIXEN brig seriously lncfpcsec, re
VS. compiled to retire
On szbsequen, cay he wa. reca. ed and .hs follow
ing question asked him:
b. The Cbarmao-H1re cot i-sB sO,lciisd b. dry
-er6r OF ne p~esert CongrsSs dirscy or indirectly,
% -oEs a. a/-a-een. II 81 vhcl ,ke -775tr "a, to
-fcesc any ratlo5> cc-s:d--c'o- fo- his support Of
arr reosn-t' Wi;.ess-I cal rot sd., urde- o0h,
thar tar. and I kn-t -s-s- -ec-i 10 te 50 nrder.
sfooi
Hsvirg thus answered he CCmstee did not think
itrecesssry 10 examine him further ard reported re-
solution to the House vnde' witch he Tas discharged
fror
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800 Pou.hieep.e and Mai, chief s'atous
Ills I. m-Throush Express and Mai, chief sstoss
isdo n -Poashis-p.s rr-sst and P..~as-, ali 'saOus
m.Sey .l I.ss E,. :. ;. ss.s stations
stSp %-fssiaiS Way F..sossr ali stations.
HARLEM ROAD -Depo, corner Of Whit. ard c.u. .r..>i
$40 Nal and wy .sn1s, beyond william. IN. sTss . pa
.sop Way Taprrs. f FOR hasnS cs.i .t.soos
fisn S1 wS.%. B%sss 80 s,n
Trans .fa' w ins P.as ls s $50 and &Spa
NEW HAVEN RoAp-CD-pot. B'e.d-.y aud c.asi'u'stI
7Oa m Aceou%' ..'ion Isrogss all ;s s.
so, sS. ss EI Iss ia@d a. sst' o
E,s;, s,sS,s sf;r :s,s s s,
Accommodation rb,ouse, 81 Time Table ''O"
SIS m-Po sDeaa. ali station. Post cs--'.s.
LONG ISLAND RoAD-tpepo,, South Ferry. scoiyaI
1000 m-Gr,euport Trss sl statior- through.
iaoo n.-hsmpste,d. all station. To Hempste,t
CSC -Jam~Ts =. 'saoos 70 J,D'ea % y.,A,,,
Monday at $40 a n. making a. the stops
ERIE ROAD Depot. foo, Of Daaa, .s--, sooA Ri''r.I
s.9s nuGAlo and Dantri EIp,c.', cai'f '''aoa.
100 GSsss1 a'P F.1 "a ad o .'i.s' %y
t0p sight Eiptes, Buffalo Duai~t esisf .,a.s...
5soop m-kmgsnt, nearly al stations
NEW JERSEY RoAD-rp-pot FOO, Of cOur,.aas ...t n. RI
100 %-S;i 80: sSi fiSss.: rsfossf. Ps4sl
$50 SOP New sTansSsi II stations to New
100 ,. m sal .nd Erpre~ Throe,h OonnVa stations
800 O. n-Mal and Express Through. principal statss
$40 H. New Brunsebcb. all STATIONS
leave r3O l0li u N, 1EO 80 . .
Ir.rs for News leave nearly hall hour
NORRIS AND ESSEX RoAD-(D-pot FOO. Of courl,od a.
s4ga 1-H.tsiistOvn Passenger, all Tine Table statons
ti,9o M and Mbgru Accommodation AL stafena
s.9OD ra-Hscket,snwn Pserser, all Tine Table statoos
$50 D n orrsosa Accommodations all stsaoos
SEW JERSEY Central ROAD CDepot Per No2 North River
MI To Ession snd aernsti.'e stations
liou all statues (By NJerJ r. Rto Lzs-tA cy
$40 o nA-Bss,on al stations
3.ADp al stations.
CAMDEN AND AMBOY ROAD Depot, Pier Ne !. Bats,i
n rough 70 Phiadelph<s,
through 10 PHILADELPHIA pr0e ~ sIA4osa
400 D al Through, I'll stations
Atlas and Transport to Anooy
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fAdver-isene,t-l
To DRUGGISTS. GROCERS AND COUNTRY MGR'

AL who desire to furnish their patrons With the best and
pules known liquor for medicinal purposes should purchase
MESSENGERS LONDON CORDIAL GIN
IN, I'D nes,ly enveoped quart aud pint bottles II Is the
only spuous s;iuuar positively and Unsquvocay in
dorsed BY the uedcs faculty and consigned 20 u. BY the
Oldest ard weshest disry the city OF LONDON The
uipe LONDON CoRpAL GIN solely imported and boedn ass
country ourselves and s Others claiming 20 import are
uereY S.t.mpng psn of spurious cle under cover Of
our equation The Of the trade ia requested 20
pIce current for 1857. Z. MESSENGER Co. So Fulton st.
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tAtver'i~ment 4
tAtver'isement
A GREAT PAPER.-Oyer FIVE HUNDRED Orr

eNAL SrosUs sEsrosEs PoSrIcAI cosrkIsvrIpss EDIro
,IAL ARTICLES and Ir.Ns Be Published in rsts wEsKs
NvsbEs OF THr NsxYoRN DisParca. Is would geqare
averieDear Of column ia length 20 give lie, Of the
THE DIsPArcH is srss So sheet, contsians
FIrrs CoLrNS. Of choice ogira Matter. from the peas
the bet riss. in the country Price only Foos cssrs
Copy-tte cheapest % published In the World Sold BY
NewsAser Get copy and Judge for yourseE II you don't
be disappointed you must apply early - the publishers
hsve weeks been Unable 10 supply the demand 10:
withdrawing the that IS printed one OF Hoes Light.
ming Presses
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ADVERTISEMENT
GAS FOR THE {


after the Patent Of the Maryland Portable Gas CompsnyC
K WoopwoRrB Co. offering for sale most com.
pete cheap ,impe and efficient Gas MACHINE adapted in ~
respects the Of private dwellings public and private
soho t. churches colleges factories ounderiss hotels water
PLACES &c, well Of towns and VILLAGES Detsls WIN
be- by applying person by letter 10 the Office OF
the Company where Mschne be In operation, and
descriptive pamphlets obtained
No. u Walst., NewYoSk.
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CITY ITEMS.

hr. ThaIbergs first Matinee Musicale took place at
Dodwo;tbs Saloon at , p. IN. Yesterday. The audi
enCe was most brilliant aud fashionable one, consist
il chiefly Of ladies. Mr. Thalberg was the only per-
former and the programme compised classical as well
as modern vrtuoso pieces. The distinguished artist
wes never heard to better advantage. Between the
fist ard second parts refreshments, consisting of
chocolate cakes and ices served to al! the com
psty by negro waters N livery.
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BEnFFIr or +. G.. p. WILKrss.-Mi-s Laura Keene
has kindly set apart THU evening for an authors bench
thing rot often known in this country. Mr.. +. G. T.
wilkins is the beneficiary the two pieces written by
him which have been so popular at Miss Keene's
Thester, INV Wfe's Mirror" sno young New
York will be performed. The entire comedy strength
Of the con psty will appear, and the affair cannot fail
% be as interesting az II ought to be successful.
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Advertisement

II l. l. OF E.
Letter, PArEsr GRANTED jan. D, 1857
large Of this and beautiful ye Of r1tA~
IS Exhibition ~ j. GCsSErs wei NOV" H-'"
Il. phe PAsce of Art, No jfs Broadway, ~ 4. .-..
The public respectfully vited 70 cal ana eos -,
selves II the superiority o Pictures over other SYKES
md Iiooush executed BY tie Camera they COMBINE ns a.
fnpess OF % finest Photographs Win me os.uy 10 - ~
Of celebrated Miniature Painters Inc
effect wonderful oceups'ion gone t1e'e P'o'e SIT
ps.s u every respect our best endesvors -, :. -.
GtRstY hold himself IN readiness 70 execute so lures
for tbe PUBLIC md after the 9Th LAST
j. GrrxEY Photographs Artr;
No. $40 Broadway cor LeonsrdS,-' n L.
n. B.-No connection Wit {, any Other establishment.
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Acknowledgement. 1

TEAs.-THI CANTON TEA COMPANY have On
hd every variety of TEAS Grocer Tea Dealers and p
vat. anies-souchons ooOns and Young Hy.on' from sA
10 lOc Gunpowder and Imperial from 25c to Sc An orn
Qualities equally low Also Sn Of good Family Tea Ia
one doAr CAT and exampe-No l25 Chatham s, betwess
Pearl and Rooseyelt-sts.
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BROOKZ w ITEMS.

SrABBIsG AFFRAY.-An Irstma known as Red
Nike was arrested at Jamaica Sunday night lest, on
charge of stabbng two men while In drunken aftsy
one of them being jured seriously that thought
he will not recover Red Mike was celebrating the
event of his marriage which took place the night pre-
yious ard having become well charged with fighting
rum declared that he would kill Dutchman or two.
he accordingly entered come buildings kno an az Rotten
Row and attack ed German and in attempting TO stab
him inflicted sew ere wound on the hand OF Of BIS
own friends He then rushed into another apartment
and made similar attack upon another German, when
one of his friends again inttrpOsed 70 prevent blood
she d. and in the melee he received stab IN the temple
which. il thought, will prove fatal. Red Nike ~as
then arrested and committed await the result OF the
injuries.
A PEppLFRA r1AcKEp.-A pe6dlsr, with bundle Of
ID IN NJ. r.ss ,-on Wa attacked In Willow place Yesterday
serr oon 81 Wit represented tb-seNes a. 'aei'
officers Tkey ,cstered b. good. IN yss 70 das nm .Ses
Hal bot that toe Hal in con'rsry
he refused further and Or k loo,e d the sou. dssze
Of bis clothes TIE pecder the ferry Tor 40 officer bat
when he back tie fellows gone Their object w.
no doubt 70 rob. One of them gay. his Deyo
Fully CosxrrryD-Edwa-d Tsppan, Q colored
nas yesterday BROUGHT before Justice smith 'of ma i
yea, NO be MARRIED mi 81 PiD.bing L. l.. BY Whom be had
liz Children AZ recently be married sno'aer woman VIZ r.
iided next door 70 his house IN Nsss@- a..
second wife Mary Thompson Her moher -arrtannf zoe
affairs had the defendant arrested ne vi" e-J
mtted.
CYPRoyoKED AssAULT.-Janes Hanhn was Drought
before Justice Bscoey ye.t,rdsy on me ehsIf -
dow seph.n Duz.p and severely purns him Dngsn Pc sec
Bspan psnons the corner o. racine shd
Beks streets When be wn kuocsed sow .n' se
an, provo alton whatever Hsnlal lined 90 tor - Of
ien.t.
A DANGEROUS LusaTrc Yesterday Q young msn
named Jane. Ramsey VITO escaped from the Lunsc
lum resrsssed BY the police OF Toe Thrteenh Ward
Dupz the nxht ceGped tes he bad watched
in the vicinity Of Dr. Brsdy's oee. with view Of murtsnz
him The Doctor the examining Poynciao upon vhose
csrtifcs.e RAuuey Was cent to the Lunatic AsyGm
BoDr FoUsp -Corooer Snell held "a inqvest yseter-
dsy morning upon The remains Of psof found eEesvns
s csilu N Orsnd street naar fenth Il seecse6 70
have b~cused 70 soms poox people ss6aS L that vry a
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EEWJERSEY TENN

TEg BERGEN RIor-N0RR ARRrsrS -Sx esrr,~s
ser, arrested during Wedr esy Ta>A., sst ., a.
.e.-re OF sr,icipsrs the ros the SesYef q H.s
,,foAa ftnAsi CT SATURDAY last IN the CITY Of asesss
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WAsHIsGrons BRTH-DAr II The PUBLIC
SoHooIs.-By resolution of the Board Of Education
a; It's last meeting, the public schools to be assem-
bed at O'Clock p m. Monday, the 23d instant, to
listen 10 the reading Of Wastngtons Farewell Address
ara other appropriate exercises commemorative OF the
Birthday ofthe stheI Of his Country Copies OF the
address will be II demand, should say, on that
occasiop as there are over two HUNDRED aud fifty
schools included in the resolution.