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Lave now in stock, aau Are daily receiving, .
Il large aud com 10 aUortmsntof DuILDxxs
HARDWARE, consisting of Morties and Rim Looks
and Latchets, with plated, pearl, white or mini
knobs.
Butts, loose and fast joints. III sises.
Axlc-frame Pulleys, window Trimmings Of all
desert ptions; Sash-fooks, Hound, Square, Spring
and Flush Bolts; Sliding.door Sheaves, looks, and
stches; Bell-pulls, Of various pattsrnsj Coat and
II al Hooks; black walnut, mahogany, min Il, and
pearl white Drawer and shutter Knobs Thumb
iatcher; plated and china Mouthpieces for Speak
ing Tubes; Alarm " hisiles, dongs, &c.. &c.
Those in want Of good Trimmings will ind 1t to
their advantage to give us call, At
No. 1913 Main Street,
iyi0d Between 5th and 9th SITS.
JMst tho Thing wanted.
DATENT Double Wall Ice Pitchers. Silver
i Plated and Brtannia~-received direct from / he
man u factu rert, and for sale very low by
TiLLIN GHAST, LANE BUEL,
iulyS0d Sign Of the Broadaxe,
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94s sa.s:I. AIuAsl. sesnsn
~ 1c1lc ADykETuRIs n "A
- and lAnd. frpn The easlIeaA Saae
~ The last exp4ditisss In seartA Of
Sir Jsha RnSklin. Editsl 81 Ip4
"a NAH 6asesss. Dor ssls by
01x6srses. 1Aye-d AARf BAR1o1.
Y U1oE1OCRApNY OF fEfHA
OHMAIN "A cAh1wxfdAf tAs Nh veols
OsxSsssse. rseaSAs -. s1ited BY ~. p. etrieissd
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i - end 1ncidenb from the isinerena
IA MAIN snd editorial hadsst " Eev.J ". VA
0ekstEest son, y. D.. PEI ssieby
HAnf BARnBR.
IA MAIN u D y G TIONAL ESSAYS.
OIx6trsstI ~ b. =. Thoopsos, y. D., L. L. D.,
new edition. revised aud snlssasd,
edited by Rev. D. ". Clark. D. y.
For sals BY HAD.
fass1 ssIRf !, s E. .ni . ..S.
author Of Prairie Flower, Eassed Will.
Oh MAiNfor ssleby HART BARRER,
O>1StFeet.A DayS4 ~ Aafr-ee
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a supply Of Fancy Shrubbery, Evefgfsens,
Roses, Ae, en- hand.
Early Tomato Cabbage and Sweet Potato Plants.
All for sale al customafy prices.
Orders received on The gronnas, OF > mile west
Of the old City limits, he Bluff Ferry road 70 the
Dcs Moines, or by mail addressed to
mch7 div. GEO, .. HILTON.
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Aes. ~ saa -. 4eyes, 1sqRssisee alAsAins
K1OKCK, IOWA.
|UE ass nov IN receipt Of lssgs stock Of sct d.
w In oar line for WInrxn TkADD, 70 Whteh the
sssentaon Of essh Gustenera II rrol pt tins boy
- = ssaieltsA. 0ur stock 10 partly ecmTrises VI
the relieving.
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WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.

We are also Agents for the State Of Iowa for
"Fostef's Patent Friction Window Supporters"
which are coming into very general use, and
arean excelicntsubstitute for wex gifts pulleys,
ana great saving IT Cxpcnsc.
Ts-APents wanted tn SCH them through the
State.
We are also agents for heokuk for .W hite's
Penduum cur'ain Fixtures" the simplest and
best Curtain fixture uyor invented.
PLUMMEB 4 CO.,
ix2ni1w Con,Yts f.uitdinr ll9 Mafu-sf
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RUFFoS - Natural History VI Msn, the u obc.
~ and ofQuadrupeds, with additions from Gu
sier, LAoereds, and ether prominent nAiuralists
orssls BY OGDEN, BK0NNELLAlD.
aprSd
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PLUM MEN 4 co.,
DEALERS IN

SASH, ULASS, PAINTS, UILS,
A RE prepared to furnish French and American
"A Glass Of any sise desired. Alse, British
Crown Glass Sash Of all comnen sises Linsssd
Oil, yarnishes, Spirits Turps0tias, AleoAol |;
Paris Chrome Green, dry and in oil; and eli The
cheaper qualities Of Green all sorts Of 0rsiaine
Color Geld Leaf; Silver and Copper Dfonse j
Pal Mt and VArnish Brushes. Also.
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Of various s.fes ard IeIgihs, atAu Buars IL vaii,
Gus ietiaihs, from 10 feet IL Z. feet Rag
They nafier Themselves that they sili be able 10
fufhiah FLOORING, SIDING, PLANK, IoisT.
scAAILIh6, LA1H, de-, u as god quality ana
Al az fair prices for prompt pcg can Be hsa else
where in this city.
angisj JOHN ALLISON d co.
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MART : 8AR 9EH,
wuolKsALE Am RETAIL
kALER0 IN BOOKS,
AssssonsSy. Fs1ey o ooAs, Ae.. Ac..
Ne. - Asis-stssrs. bssvssn "a and din,
kEokUK, IOWA.
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st. Anthony Lumber Yard.
fINIIE Undersigned having made arrangements
j WITH ths -. Anth.ny AIils for large sup
Ply Of the various iuabiies ard dcsrtirtfns y.
Lnmhef astd In this market, would resi- ee.iulis
call the attention 81 Garpentst. md Builde.s L.
thr ytech or iEater Dow bvins received nj the
Lumber Aafd recently occupied by Messrs, II att
iiarbihe, in shis eii. They would csil paftie.
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4AedWaro and Housekeeping
WAmEo.
new sFoRs, lao NANCY, NEAR urn,
= 01 =. e. g NIT H.,

New Aeaay 10 Nens.
A ROOM ~ feet iy ~ ~ the seeopa floor, we'll
"A lighted ana v.Efiiatcd. 5Entrsnce irs M Main
street By broad stairway.
AlsO,
One front room on saH.. t,~8, saitHbie III Gnsce
OF sleeping revms Iva D. NH H..
junel0d Sigh Enrt-se lad I.g N.in-sf
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{, ,Exl = l16n 1ALLs on ssHue kL1ss
lSSaExG NJ 4 CHIME.

- - -
'ahosss n als Csnities Of ofGurnseriaAd and
etQ furnish such ss Nsy be
1 q 81 F. & = bEr Right The mad1ssne il siapie,
5esS f[5ss aud bnerations, Ali6 ahoxbd say
- fsn !. se eask and si'cs,lly sss: isst
t f r. nors. fhs ~ ,~sst II Is shte9e ri 81 q
s'o q &C - ash ef' ss j
H. III the first place child
II Is years of age perform all the labor, after
having it operate few times. and if the direc-
tions adhered to- will do much work in day
three four women in the ordinary way, and the
W or will be much better done. Below will be found
a certificate from those who have purchased and
have in use of these machines
e.. ISHAM BLAKE
April II, 1856. s3-tf
FAYErTEvILLE, n, c.. April 3. 1856.
We, the undersigned. having purchased of Mr. lsham
the favor of the Public. 1t washes very rapidly,
and the work much better done than is usually done
in the old way and with less to the Clothing.
1t far exceeds expectations, and has only to be
in operation IS satisfy the most skeptica of its
utility and economy. We have doubt of its being
generally used wherever introduced.
D. G. McRAE. JNo. D. WILLIAMS,
w. j. ANDERSON, JOHN D. STARR,
WM. McLAURIS, JosEPH A. w ORTIZ,
A.P. Hurt, A. j. O'HANLoN,
JAS. G. SMITH, DAVID w ENYss.
We in company with several other gentlemen. saw
II four dollar bill which very dirty and much
dcfaced, put i'll and washed out by this machine.
moving all the dirty appearance of the bill, and leav
ing it perfectly legibe. which shows there is litts
rubbing produced in washing fine articles.
FRANK n. RoBERrs,
JAS G. SMITH.
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An1kiGet wife is here called upon to re-
turn ~ bod and board" "JaEe--your alb
scn66 VIII ruin sif- Think Of your husband
y6uF parent your children Return-return--
ail'tSay be ssli-happy. At sny rate enclose
the Key Of the cupboard where the gin is'
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inny authority to prevent n.s, + ~ant I'll M
down. but if ye kant will, fur we'll hase
peace in the naborhood long ~ II staytl
here. aad Pink then he come. down ea'ss -
house. and he knm ar to whar wns ovcr tia
eeBce9 At'arrey swas ti,ere fence het rsNnl
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<s = mixture 1t the rowdy and exhorter, as
sything We ever heard.
The case being called was aanounced as
,1je~s. to-wit: ~
d ne State Charged BY the prosees-
=. srr from, asank i :. ..s,.a a if.--
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DON'T ALL COME AT ONCE3

DON'T ALL COME AT ONCEs
i. w. LIFT
Has in>t received a large and general STOCK OF
GOODS suited the Fall and Winter trade consisting
of a choice selection of
Fancy DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes with almost thing desirable in
that line.
PRIME FAMILY GROCERIES always to be had
AT LETT'S.
Goods sold at the lowest prices fer CASH.
changed for country produce.
Sept. IA. 1856 1y-pd
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PRO.SpECI-& p
PROSPECTES
SOUTH -sRN LITERARY MESSENGER
For the Year 1886. July to December
TgyExTI-TuE,;D VOLUME. 43tA


For the Year 1856. July to December
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friends of the Messenger to aid them in extending its
crculatio and they beg to the public that
eXertions will be renitted their part to maintain
the high character of the work and to challenge the
patronage Of all who value sterling literary merit
For Txeglty-One Years the Messenger has eneavored
reflect fahfuiiy the Southern mind while dsdaining
all narrow and sectional views and has been alone
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of the PECULIAR INSTITUTIONS OF THE
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srah Rerie,os, Histo,,cal and Biograph,eai
SEetches, Voreis. Iates, Ifarels, Essays, Poems,
Crssi9ues, and Popers on tie Af0g, Vary and
olher NatioIqt Subjects.
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Aal will embrace copous les on rent u
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SsiefaA interest and value. The Editor s oplnonsS
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signed TO Whom all communications OF 4 business Ma
torc must b" addressed
maze ARLANE. FERGUSON & CO.. -
Law bmldEg, Franklin Street, Richmond Va
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
.4tee~iher scess ,t,ve to int"rm hs- <-,sf.r~-
that he is now receiving his SPRING AND 81 MINER
STOCK consisting OF
STABLE q FANCY DRY GOODS.
Bouts and Shoes. Clothing.
.Sfta1o Uats, B0nnets and
Eancy Go6ds .iiso, Hdfd-
acarc. Groceries ant CrockerY-
S. W. ERRAST.
Lu.nhcrton, April 4. I'm
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SxALL-Rox IN Coy,xeros.-Were regret having
to sissstiAst this fearfal disease is prevailing
in Covington. For . day or two past there
has been quite . stsmpe.le from that beautiful
town, trafn Sllsr train arriving at this place
having n0Se % less Of the pupils Of the Mason
t<s1kdl{s cssisxe. located there, ON their way
h113s, ofes&ag from tho contagiop. Had the
adyics " u. Alexander, Of our city, who Wis
ted CoyiRgtog, at the request Of the Towu
Council iheIe. been needed. there. in all proba
bEity. would have seen spread Of the disease
but when he pronounced il smallpox. there was
a doubt expressed by whose who, all the cir
cumstances considered, should have yielded to
his Judgment The consequence now is that
new cases bave made their appearance, and
nothing but the most stringent measure
(Which have been adopted,) viii prevent nf.ho
spread il that vicisity, and on the line :"
railroad ITO
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The attensisA of tssnsgress"e,,., odys
the following little piece .isnA
We had = dream q e. was still.
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The chineh bug 10 said to have commenced
its sdepredatiops in several sections of the State,
There has ket no semedy been discovered
for 1bese y-r... .sestye fusurts.
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FIRES.

FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE AsD sIsErEEsrB srRBEr-
FOUR HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.
Shortly after l O'Clock yesterday morning, hrs
broke out in frame stable Of No. 208 Third sve.
nue. occupied by Frank Sails, Ashmonssr, and thence
the flames spread 10 the front building occupied BY
Harry Denton ~ Q butcher shop and Frank Sails ~
q feb etsnd. The front and buldiDgs, being old
and very dry, were soon destroyed. Thence the IRE
communicated TO three small buildings occupied -
stables by Mr.. Ransom, Robert Barnet sad Wihsn
Pope; also to the frame dwelling No. loi NinstseafA
street, occupied By two colorsd families, Henry Braas
and James Jackson; also TO No. lbs, In tho ssos
street, occupied by C. Chapman a. esoiass-nahsrs
shsp and dwelling; No. los, occspsd BY jacob Odsn
a. feed store, and TO the building corner OF Nias-
tssnth street and Third avenue occupied By Hsrnea
Dierson q grocery and dwelling. All Of tAsss ssId-
ing, were destroyed. The occupants ssocssded In
ssvnr portion Of their furniture and household prop
sty.
Mr.. pieron is insured for 81 500 In the Pacific In
.u,.nse COMPANY which will about cover his loss.
-Four horser, belonging TO Ransom, Balls, barss'
them proving unavailing.
The boarding houe Of Hrs. Rogers and IN sae''''
pied house adjoining sustained slight dsmss''
The tot. loss viii exceed e5ooo'
y,r, IN oIssEvsoRr AND wAsHissros nSf.1.
y..,s,d.v .f,orpoou. sbou. 3 O'Clock, frs essks
on. !. . fran. building occupied - stable y w
Hudson River Railrosd Ccupsny corner ~ 0sass'
x ,st and washington streets. Damage >iee. 1hs
Company owned the property.
~sF' yIrx IN sIGRTH AvYsuB. MA.
Between II and IL O'Clock on Wednesday night ars
VA. discovered in the paper hsngngs store Of Coca
A Son. No. ss7 Eighth sverae, between Twenty
eighth and Twenty ninth streets, b. one Mr. Hoinss,
Who with the assistance Of Officers Lloyd and Wright
e,tineuished il with few pals Of water. Damage
slight. The IRE is supposed to have been CAUSED By
the stump Of . cigar carslessy thrown among sous
loose paper. ns f..I
FIRE IN WEST sTRRHr. d. AL q
The damage by the fire No. ass West street On
Wednesday night, is much larger than We a. nfm ~
tmated. 1t is found that the stock Of fafnck Asr'
row, ,ailnaker, valued at a. oo b entirely eas5oy
ed. Mr. Marrow il insured for $4,000 N shs Asssr
Insurance Co.
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Coxsrrryp.-Coroner Soeu proceeded on Wed
NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS

Row AT WrrHAwKES, NEw-JERsrr.-On Monday
afternoon two volunteer target companies from this
civ were on an excursion to Weehswken jersey,
for the purpose Of enjoying days amusement ono
company composed OF lads varying in sges from 10 70
90 years, went to Polocks Pavilion, where they were
to dine, and thence to the target ground, short
distance from the hotel.
The other company was composed principally OF
men who made their head quarters at another hotel,
opposite Pollocks PsviOn, called Wilson's Hotel
During the afternoon a number Of the young men
attached to the first named company went over to
Wilson Hotel, and while there dispute arose between
two members Of each of the above companies, when
one of them took up chair and broke io,sr inc sssS
got on his feet he rallied and taking up mu:net,
dealt his opponent violent blow on the heas. This
act caused general melee and at one time tho conss-
ouences threatened to be rather serious a. the men,
bels of the company of young men at Pollocks hred
a number of Shots at Wilson's Hotel, breaking the
windows In the house and bottles in the bari tostu'
nately, no person was shot. Matters we're finally
adjusted, and both companies returned home ~
different routes.
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New1lmk Dailn Gribnau
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

THURSDAY, Sept. lO.-Ald. JOHN CLANCY, Presi'
deIt, in the chair.
Sundry petitions on ordinary Improvements were
presented az referred to the appropriate Committees
The Ner Areaue-Ad. WILsos offered resoI uuon
to appropriate $25 to pay for maps OF the proposed
Improvement known as the New Avenue west OF
Broadway. ~
Aid. TUCKER opposed such appropriation at present,
ipasmuch as the Committee had not thus far shown
any results of their inquiries and Deliberations; ne
hoppe the resolution would be laid over.
Aid. Wilson moved that the new avenue be made
the special subject together with TINS rssolau9n '0f
Monday night next The matter was so directed.
Report 10 compel City Railroad Companies TO repair
Their parements-The Special Committee TO whom
the subject Of repaTs 10 pavements IN and about the
rails o. lie various city railroads. reported tnst tney
had examined thoroughly into the subject, ana inc
apre euents between the companies and the city. Inc
COMMITTEE, therefore. submitted the following resolu-
ton:
Resord That the President Of the Croton Aqueaa, S "a
Instructed notify several railroad 20 pa
good repair forthwith all the in and about the
IL accordance with the agreements and case c,s r;,S,h
Second and Third Railroad ComPanes refuse OF s
lee; comply with laid notice that the .Ad ~ ~.
Cro;oa AquedGe Bosd cause the same 70 DC u'N' -
Iepse Of the companies interested.
Ills a. aropted. IA. -
Papers Lad Orer.-Report Of the Committee on D,
the Fire Department concun-ng to have the ulirI
story Of tine Eirenens Hall fitted up as library ano
dirg-room. Report Of the COMMITTEE VI na oh
and Places in favor Of pay ing the laborers on e
lie Parks the amount due them on the s. nj
duly verified. Report in favor OF extending Ido tos
foot Of Third street TO the exterior lire made Tue
Harbor , IRON rns UHu
cimen directing the Controller to pay Ds iUl 81
bire not exceeding sOO per year for each MEMBER Of
the Common Council came up and wa % TIE report
Aid. TUCKER, referred to . commiftee. IL '.a
OF the Committee in relation to the Battery Eaa.ss
melt and sur dry other papers from the Counci"en'
Pepsrr. 1dopteG~Refering the remembrance Of
property owners against the paving 81 Tc CONCUR
in ,bs rsnort IN relation 70 paving the Bowsry from
square to franklin .qga The B0ssG ssq,
cured in reports Of action by me f,e az az IA
On documents Nos 4U7, 40, all, ili' 40 H. ana
other papers. u,,,.os rrovad .b.. tia
The Cry.tal Palaoe-Ald. WLs9s MIseu .u"' ~ .Ss
subject OF removing the Crystal Palace oe msoe the
special order for next Monday week, which was 30
directed. .,. rs.a;va5
from AS;u,snt CARES. announcing that the Scott Ls-
g.n Of fsSePs. somgrps 1s .ays
vil yssch the cty ON the 18th inst the sanrver.ny
Of he svsnder pi the City Vi As'c0, and hat shsy
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CPICKE T.
ST. GEORGES VI. NEW-YORK.

4. "-hO'NAN'
This exciting match was finished last evening At
,updorn. the former Club being tie victor' 1t was
undoubtedly the best-con'ested match of the season
ard a. fire display Of cricke.ng IS any seen on the
ground for years. The play on both sides Was most
.prted and elected tie plaudits of all who were there
10 witness il. The batting OF ireland. Lang, s.
Wright, H. Wright and LilIywhite on the part OF the
:, Georges and that Of Barker, Welby, Sharpe,
H,mlin and Crossley Of the New'York Club, was
.suecsy admired Ire fielding, too, was exec. dnsy
fine on both SIDES Ges.on II. Wright and Ireland, at
"lors field" and Fletcher and Lllywhite as long
stops were all that could be desired in their resPect'
i've places. Altogether, it the most interesting
match Of the season. and rich treat to the admirers
of the game, large numbers of whom were on tue
ground. 1t will be by the score that the gams
vas rot in reality concluded but according to the laws
of the game the NewYokers lost the match, as they
failed to put their last man in when time was called.
The following is the score:
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OH MAJ MIssss.-Aa old gentleman BY the sAns
of Edward Dickinson 81 yssrs Of age, recently lsa hn
home at No. 2si Plymouth street, Brooklyn, 70 como
to this city TO purcbase plane knives. The Let
,sen of him was at the store OF Mr. Hean n Bieeekef
street. Mr. Dickinson was . man Of very steady
habit, and has been in the employ Of r. L. Alien the
agricultural ware manufacturer. II 10 supposed BY
bis ffisnds that some foul play hss prevented hin
from returning to his home.
SAD 0couRsyNcr.-A twin son Of Samuel Garrison,
aged about iou! years 4ed Wednesday In eons2s~ses
the effects Of Va dsnum administered TO uistsAs for
e In s.s. d ~ A y r.: md. =;
sustained injury TO his foot and poece ana lsoAs
home and her child M 70 the close, os
Ss q but 81 sS Of s ~
,ea.roonu the boy Some time .er she sskd him 70 tske
SSS sas d The ss
pby.cian vas called in, but too late to be Of any avail
tn, POLICE TELEGRAPH. -Arrspgemests are nov
mailing 10 introduce the Police Writing Telesssph int this
city 10 take place the old 'ytem now In use Intssaee
.ecount can thereby be from Station esse 10
The other The wires are be extended 70 the Station
II, tie Eastern district and Elsnt sna nntn $500
nd eventually it is expected the wires vi. be e,ssnasa
to New York 6 OF A'soI. Tbs staten hSS;s. are ~ %
tons and viii slso be prepared
SUPPOSED Foul PLAZA man, apparently Ger
NAN US, found in the residence OF janice De Nyse.
A. R.y Ridge yesterday morning about daylight ne vss
b,dy beaten and had probably sustained fracture Of gre
u ,5 NO, h. nndeooa BY those whc oln him, but from
~ s.,n,e. Il was found hs had lived In 0owanns and
was on bis way Fort Hamilton oon,Anan
,E. and som. articles found distance o. sceu
,hree hunored yaIds the place the road Enappoee
that be had beaten and robbed the nsnt
thrown into the fed He taken TO the County Hospital
CoyslrrYp.-Coroner Soell proceeded on Wed.
nssdsy take the voluntary examination Of james 0aAsss
and Kelly TO commitment for the sction
the Grand JUS Gassher stands charged with eaane the
death Of Hpsh Kelly the OF the Soth OF August
.,shhins hiri with knife and Pat Kelly with assisting In TIE
act Gallagher said Re used the knife bot did NOS Asoy ON
vbom and that did In selEdeene Pat Kelly seiA Ne
wss not guilty Their has been presented TO the 0asd
Jury for their action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

would be received by the ist Regiment OF New.york
Volunteers, urs.r tie escor Of The l2th Regiment
H.v.York Militia, Col. Cocks commanding. Tue
Common Couleil are invited 20 receive the hoHor OF
mar b,pr salute ON TIA. dsy 10 front Of the City Hall
st3l D. no. Accepted. The Board then sdjournedt to
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

THE TAxrs.-The following table shows the valus-
ton of tie real estate and personal properyn Hadssn
County and the tax for county purposes levied there
on This does not include bonds and mort y,ges stscks
.rd norevs-thpy not being taxable: