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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11
RAILROADS.
WORCEST E2 & NASHUA
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Tls87.57i3s3ll " UE6NI a5 7 . e 2 n ADHUA
SS4 RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEME
0nan after July 1st, 1851 Passenger Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Worcesterat 20 and IL Is M, and Is r. m
Leave Nashua at 10 and u 90 m, and 90 p. m.
AT Nashua, all trains connect with the trains of Con-
cord Railroad, where take the cars to and from
the Northern the Passumpse, tho Boston, Concord and
Montreal and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton Juuton trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Raroad and also with trains
of the chburg Railroad, with the exception of the FIRST
train from Boston, and at Ftchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G, W. BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester, July l, 1857. DIFF iy27
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ooDs FOR ASH:

g. o d o A H!
On and after this date intend conducting bust
ness on the
CASH SYSTEM,
believing that can conduct our business more eco.
nomicaly, aud thus be able to give our customers still
better bargains than ever before uner the credit STEM
We have now on han a complete assortment of
GAS FIXTURES, PAPER HANGINGs, CUTLERY,
Silver Plated w ares, Fancy Goods. & c.,
which shall Offer you at bargains Satisfaction guar
anteei on money refunded.
FIRTH h NICHOLS,
Opposite Bay 5ts.e -onse.
Worcester, Jan l, 1858. div
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

$32 30 E RAfS TurF EoF in Be oonRdD
English, the Teom of Fourteen Weeks, commencing
March IS, 1858, at the
Fort Edwnrd Institute, n. Y.
Superb brick buildings, beautifully located on the Rail.
road Saratoga Springs. Superior facilities for Mu
sic, Painting and French Students received any time,
and charged only for the residue Of the term Diplomas
awarded to Ladies who graduate Send for Catalogue
with full particulars. Rev. jos. e. KING, A. NJ, Pin
cipal, Fort Edward. dly SAG
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FISK & GoDDARD's,
1875 Union Block.

SIGN OF THE BIG GUN.
Jazz dawtf
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D E-OPENING.-The Proprietor Of The Wor
h cester Gymnasium, having re-htted his Gymnasi
um in superior manner would respectfully give notice
to his friends and patrons that himself and Mad Mo.
will meet their respective classes, and after
MONDAY the 2Sth inst Hours for ladies' from 10 10 IL
p M. and2 to p. M; gentlemen, from to 9, and to
m. A. MoLlNEAUX.
dH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25
GAL MATTHIAS

MIxsD BLpoD.-No lsw, in the code
o. Virginia, seems % dif1cult Of execution BY the
Mayor, - the oBe which declares that any person
having less than onsfourth Of negro blood IN his
veins may be sersidsd not q negro by the Hustiags
had gone farther and defined what the Mafus Of
that person should Be, the trouble would hare
been ended but falling 20 do that the court befors
snoo such party is arraiened can only try bim
- white man . black one-thsre being NO In
esrmediate caste recognized BY the statute.
case ~ this sort came before the Mayor yes
terday. William Ferguson, charged with commif-
tug Violent assanls With brick, upon John
ocoper, free negro, on the 10Th inst, was ar
raiSned Tor exaniuation, whom three negroes av-
psased as witnesses to testify. Mr.. John M Gre.
CRY. the counsel for the defendant, obi ectsd to
tnsir testimony, oa the ground that negroes could
ony tesiiiy against negro or Indian and that his
euent rad the certificate of the Hustings Court,
declaring that he was not negro, and did net
claim 20 De au Indian. He read from ths code to
show that his client relieved from the dissbil-
iass attached to free negroes, one Of which IL,
.hs s of negro testimony, and declared
ne'a. hsd no right to 60 behind the certificate of
the Hastings Court, which showed that his client
was not negro. He confessed that he knew but
TIVE Classes in Virginis--whites and negroes -aud
without undertaking to discuss the policy Of ths
law, under which the Mayor was acting. fels sat
tfed that his honor had no right to construe It in
any other light than a. laid down 10 the Law
books. 9-.Ia,-T
The Mayor, In reply to Mr. Gregory, referred to
ell the enactments On the subject, aud gave his
opinion of what the Legislature Intended the Law
to mean. Ii there were but two classes-and he
agreed with Mr. Gregory, that there were but
two-fhsn the prisoner, by the certificate of the
Hastings Court was free white citizen, to all In
tents and purposes and as such could vote and be
voted for, to All auy public station in the State,
however high. He was sure that the Legislature
never intended that such construction as this
lh0nlh Ep posy tn he Iovv aud rne fAara
fore, give in to that doctrine After arguing the
question at great length, and without deciding
what course he would pursue ia regard to the evi
depce, 10 adjourned the Investigation until Tues.
day next, In order to examine the Law fully, and
admitted The prisoner to bail for his appearance at
that time
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ONECENT.

D.A1h xnoM HrpnoPnoDlA.---A daughter Of Bept
reAsoc: Asq.s Of Hamburg, N. r., died on Trjday
~ o. nydrophobis- Thres or Ear weeks ago
Lnns sns nsfls gi.i, about 10 years Of sgs, vss
~ essne.iss howsrs along the hanks Of
sner,s hrn. = dog sprsng upon her and seissd Der
oy tno leg below the knee. Her cries ma el6orts
we're unsvaiiisg. to make she animal releass M
noid ana, at length, chs dragged hin into tbe
creek. As soon - be touched the water he rslaxed
mis- grip, and the little girl returned hcme. The
wound Vas properly cared for, and q ths do~ ~ss
nos Known to BE- rsbid, little anxiety Vas ssit by
the family. Up 70 last Wednesday,, she Va ann.
rently - we'll ~ usual. when she vas ssissd Win
spasms, and died In forty-eghs hours, amer ss5sr
ing tine most excrneiasing torture.
APPOINTMENTS AND PRoxofIoss m fHD NAyY.--
Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward Hudson has been
promoted to be surgeon, vice W. A Nelson, rs
s,gued. 7. W. Leach has been appointed psssed
assistant surgeon, vice Hudson, promoted. 4. e.
fo'ser lmaster) has been appointed iieutenans,
tg.s
MORE INDIAN DRPRfDAiIoxs AT foRr Aasucxtr.-
The Fort Smith (Ark Times. Of the 4.h instant.
has report that the Camanches are again com.
Arhuckle. A large number Of horses have been
stolen. Lieut.. 0pplsy, with detachment Sf SOL
diefs, has gone In pursuit.
Miss Helen R. Wa.ersson, Of Boston, died in Ma
Piles on the 25th ult.
The editor of the Iowa Havksys has been shown
head OF miliet, IL inches long, containing abous
2,eo0 seeds.
The editor OF the Savannah Republican has been
eating fresh figs raised in that neighborhood
It 10 the last ostrich feather that breaks the
husbands back.
canvas representation of the details of the
bnroeil Tragedy 10 on exhibition 1t Buffalo.
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HoRaInLr AyTAn-A terrible tragedy, consiss-
ing IN the murder Of young lady By her father,
BowiinE-areen, Pike county, Missouri on Friday.
she 18th lust. The parties were . GaFmau named
Myers and his daughter. The daughter ives an
iiiegitfmats child VI Myers and the two had lived
dfaeuisy. she sri scharsinS the dome.,ie dns,as
OF the household. On the return Of some Of the
farm hands to the house, the girl was found dead
on the foor, weltsring In pool Of blood, sliot
through the heart. By her side lay Myers, also
dead. with bullet hole through bis head. Cir
cumstances have come to light which lead to the
suppositon that the father had dishonored his own
onspring, and both had agreed on bloody death
as means Of not being living witnesses to the
exposure Of the guilt ofthe one and the shaus of
the other.
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THs THsArsr win open on the 4th O

Tbs THEATRE win open On the 4th of
next month, with new company, the members
OF which come among N highly recommended for
their histrionic talent. We append their names,
as foliows: II. A. Langdon, D.. Howard Haskins,
W IL. Bailey, I. b. Johnston, b. Ringgeld, j. b.
Wilkes. K. Aeers, w. r. French, W. johnson, W.
Mortimer, s. X. Chester, L. Wallis. /. B. Phillips,
lstage mansger,) Mrs. /. b. Phillips. Mrs. H. J.
Ried, Miss Kate Fisher, Miss Julia Irving, Miss
SAiiie Bishop. Miss Kate Pennoyer, Miss Jennie
Taylor, Miss Horton, Miss Wells, Miss Moore aud
Mrs. johnson. d.
Since the close Of the last season the theatre has
been handsomely renovated and painted, outside
and inside and Is now in excellent order Weare
unable to say anything Of the new company, of
our own knowledge, but have been assured BY
others that its material IN of high order, and that
the management will serve the piaygoers with In.
te!lectual repssts this season that cannot fail to
win their approval. We know stage manager
Phillips will do his part to make the old Marshall
mere attractive than ever, and have no doubt that
the leading stars of the country will appear from
time to time on its boards, if tie public will be-
stow such patronage az will warrant the managers
in engaging them.
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Edwin Booth is playing in Baltimore.
nL -e~> JoO 1a.,h. a., p.tss,~-n 10

There were 102 deaths In Baltimore last week.
Mr.. ]. B. Henry, private secretary to the Prssi
dent, has left Washington, to spend few weeks 10
the vicinity Of Lake George.
The election in Mississippi for q Congressman IN
place OF Gen. Quitmsn, deceased, takes place oc-
tober 5th.
Tho U. 8. brig Dolphin was at Cardenas, july
q, to sail for Sagua ina few hours.
political paper in Minnesota says the retail
price Of Minnesota legislator Is $500.
The yellow fever In Charleston, 8. O., has been
declared an epidemic. There were Is deaths there
last week.
Thirteen thousand, nine hundred and nineteen
German emisrauts arrived in New Orleans In the
year ending June lss
The Lexington and Big Sandy (Ky.) Railroad, Il
to be sold for debt.
Dahlias were cut down in oil their glory, BY the
frost, at Lowell, Mass, on Thursday night
A woman, calling herself the "Higbiaud Maid, !
IL walking sixty successive hours In Worcester,
Mass, for 500.
Mrs Clara L Baker, wife of George L. Baker, Of
the celebrated Baker family Of vocalists. died at
waukegaa, Pa, on Wednesday last She had jus,
returned from professional tour, South.
James Eddy, Superintendent Of the American
Telegraph company's telegraph ifnes, died II Jert
cho, Vermont, on the 2lst inst.
The 9TH biennial Convention OF American in
structors ct the Deaf and Dumb commenced .,
Jack sonyille, H., on the llth inst, ana closed ot
the l4th.
Msiame Gassier, the celebrated Pfims Donna.
witt her busbsnj. II. CASTER. ene OF tne pc
bartones on the Uric stage, arrived " tne AFspa
% Friday lssf q
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Nor MUcn IDLE TIhs-The editor of the Osceols
tFlorida) Homo Companion says:-During the las
fhree weeks the editor OF this paper has set al
the papers and mailed them, aud attended to oil
his editorial duties, besides superintending thu
getting out oftimbsrs and shingles for two hou
.es, putting up $50 feet Of palings and reguiarl,
conducting the business ofa general commission
merchant,
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CAPTUsIsG THIEF an early bo

CaPfUsIhG THIEF at an early hour
yesterday morning one of Mr.. John D.. Quarles'
ersants-Peter-heardt the csckIipr of a rortinn
OF bis feathersd family, aud suspecring that s
mink, or some other poultry destroyer, was about
to make an early breakfast sailed forth and caught
Dep, slave TO Thomas Binford. ia the very act OF
making off with couple of hens Peter hume
dlately seized the thief bound him with a strona
cord, and after swinging the fowls around the
neck OF the thief, took him to the cage where the
Mayor soon after gave him a dose that ought to
cure him Of chicken stealing.
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THE ToUas.assr to take plsce At ANA

. ~ = q @&~'--0 !" WI W tAhC PIuCC dt [dIuc@
'ia Springs next month, promises TO he an impo
ling affair. The various members of the Heorico
Troop are brushing up and preparing for Til,
With their Cumberland brethren, aud will doubt.
lees prsve formidable competitors for the ring ami
the honors Of selecting the Queen and her Maids
4 Honor. We understand Col. Thomas p. August.
Col. Z. A. Boiling. Judge Vim. W. Crump, and
Maj. Y. T. Farrow have been selected as orator.
for the occasisn, and that extensive arrangements
are being made to accommodate large number OF
sisitors.
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MooNLIGHT PARADE.-Tbe Young
Guard Battalion, under command of Col. Richard
son, made public parade last Monday night, ans
presented handsome appearance as they marched
through Main street, preceded by a baud of music
fhe men all turned out with their new croes belts
which added materially TO the general appearasc.
Of their uniforms.
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SAvIsss BANKS IN BosroS Thirty years age,
one In nine Of the population of boston deposised
In the savings Banks now about one 10 u OF tn
population have funds in hoseinstitutions. fhs,s
are SO Saving Banks In the Common wealth, IN
which about I77,000 depcsitors hold prcgsrts
amounting 70 upwards Of thirty three ssilson dollars
or about $50 70 every man, woman and child Ia
the State
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COMMON GooD 1t is the dutv Of everv

COMMON GooD. 1t is the duty Of every
citizen to aid the Central Agricultural Society in
raising means to defrsy the expenses of the great
National Fair to be held here IN October, because
fhat Fair will attract to this city thousands of
Strangers VINO were never here before, all Of whom
will spend something before leaving Those who
can do ne more, can become members, and thus
contribute to make up the amount needed. We
know that certain classes Of business men will be
more benehtted than others. but We are equally
sure that all will be benefited, directly or indi
rscty, and for that reason we urge all to aid the
cause. Certificates of membership may be obtain
ed at the Dispatch counting room, whore our
readers are invited to call and get them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25

RLLIGfoUs.-Rev j shriglsy, who il
about to take charge Of the Uuiversalst church IL
!his city. delivers his farewell sermon to his pre-
sent congregation In Reading, Pa, ON the 29tf
inst, after which he comes for permanent res
iderce here. The congregation with which he i,
abou, parting. passed some highly complimentary
resolutions On his seven years pastsrste among
them,
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COAL.

COAL.-The subscriber would respect
~ fully inform his customers and consumers of
OoAL GENERALLY that he u receiving. and prepared
LUMP, HAIL and eMIrHs' GOAL. of Superior
quaiity and st reduced pri:es. Persons wishing 70
teIest to leave thair orders With hi before the Lat
of kepsemhsr. - : - -.
ALsD-Ihe best quality Philadelphia RED scd
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE GOAL, at reduced
prices. LfPSCVAB,
Ofce on l4.h street. near Mayo's Bridxs
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DIcKEss' later readings have not been % well
attended ~ formerly, yet lis physician capabiiisier
and hixh mental qualifications for tho art Of rep
resensing dramatic characters are ackn ledged
70 bs strikipgly effective. He gives separate aud
characteristic voices 70 his characters. His domes
tic troubles have drawn on him no small share Of
public censure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25

GRAssaopPRRs DIsAPPEARMG.--The Trenton On
Gazette and Republican OF Saturday says either
Of the season, has thinnsd the grAsshoppars YER.
much, 10 thatia some places wiaere they sboundet
hey have Almost disappeared. The ravaGss the.
committed, though severe, have been nueh over
stated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25
"Tows Clock We were sbown ves-

"TowE CLOCK We were shown yes
terday the works of a large clock, just imported
by MIR. Myers, Jewslier, at the corner of I4th and
Main streets, which he intends putting up at his
store The bell, which is 70 be placed upon tie
top CT the store, Is q very large one, and NAV ba
heard at distance of five miles, when in working
order. Mr.. M. is now making arrangements for
procuring suitable instrument f,r taking the ex
act time, and promises 10 make this clock the
stapdsrd for the city. The face will be in ono o,
the circular windows On Main street, and viii be-
illuminated at night, so that the public can AWAY.
uofe the minute as they fiv,
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR
TERED By THE LEGISLATURES or yIR-
itNIA--CAPITAL loo.G0 D,,LLAks!-Money r.
ei7ed on dep0st Ia sums Of Ave dollars and up-
wards, On which interest the rate of 6 per centnu
,er snnum II paid for sums remaining six months
longer for thos ter periods, interest At the rate Of
nsr centnm.
The whsle Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates iseued by the
Cashier, STAKE, at the store Of = y spence
corner Of Main ard Governor streets. Richmond Va
SAMUEL COTTkgLL, President.
B BTARKE, Cashier.
@ WkLrHALt. secretary. On H-3m
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\ NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA LUMP

II GOAL The subscriber, dealer In the above
hand, the oest white aod red ASH Pnadsiphia Goa, ,
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Mines, and would ask his friends and customers to
call upon him before giving otners orders, on ths
pretsnce Of their selling Coal lower, being deter
mined 70 sell coal a. low any dealer in che city
Who will wigh his Goal All he asks is . call 10
satisfy them Pc LARUs "a "a ain a. :
Or office on the Dock, between iTtn and lsth.
~
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W. ALE AbWATs FLnAbuD ~ ~
cord decrease in the afnictions 10 which hunAni1
the wonder working powers Of DR. J. nOUIEE
SER's CRIAkBkATkD BIT ERe, for aiseasss - -
head aud stomach. AsasIesiAe, IL = perhaps yitA
even withia limited period, are TO Be ssangs1 u
thousands. The Bittsrs bases its repuAtisa n@e
vsnent friends to say for It FOR Dyspsps6. Hlase-
,enee. Cons.ipation etc. ete II cannot bs sarpael.
1t, they will give satisfaction.
For sale BY Druggsts aud Dealers gessrally. eve
where, ~ Ain
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AFRICAN CorroN.-The supply Of Gotten from
Ce entral Africa is increasing, as is the demand fof
manu- OF cotton, and the English mann
facsurers have turned their attention to that quar-
ter. Mr.. Clegg, Of Manchester, has entered into
correspondence with over twenty native chiefs.
from many Of whom be has received consignments,
and with whom he has large transactions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25

BANKS IN CIScissArI-lt is stated that Cipcio
natl, containing over two hundred thousand inhab
itsuts and doing larger business than any other
western city, has only $50 1000 Of banking capital
under the name Of the Commercial Bank. Ths
banking business is therefore done by private bank
ers. whoss tire capital, a. sworn TO- ID only ST..
axo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25

DEArH FROM UARfsHoRN.-At Georgetown, Ky.
on the 10th inst, Tommy, youngest son of Hon
Alvin Duyail, came to his death by very singular
accident. His father and mother being away
from home, little negro girl gotta vial Of harts
horn, aud was playfully holding it to the noses OF
the children. In putting 1t to the nose of the
little boy. while he lay upon bis back, she spilled
the nuid into his mouth and nose. The result waf
death In thirty hours, the child suffering intense
I'm
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THRzArEsISa Patrick Coughlin, while
intoxicated, treated CAthsrine Gary rudeiy, and
threatened her with bodily injury, for which th.
Mayor committed him to the lookup 10 default OF
bail for his good behavior.
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FoHxrox sHrpMRsrs-Yesterdav. III,

barque "kedrou," loaded with flour, cleared from
this port for Rio de Janeiro aud the bsroues Salie
Asgee," phantom" and "Acms," (the latter of n.
York. commenced loading with -four for Rio and
ternambuco. The barque "P Pendleton,' loaded
With Asa hogsheads and 81 half hogsheads of TO.
bacco cleared for Bristol, England yesterday; and
the barque "omega," loaded with $50 hogsheads of
tobacco. cleared for the port of Venice These yes
sells are all commanded by competent seameD, aud
trips.
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DARK SUBJGCrs.-The Mayor had be-
fore him several dark subjects, yesterday morning
for getting drunk and disturbing the peace, ano
by way of teaching them better manners, ordered
hem to be punished.
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TIE CHXvALIER WIcKoRr-A London paper says
II the political revelations in thu Chevsliers book
that the worst they prove against Lord Palmer
aton L. that he made tho mistake not only
,unIoyisg Mr. Hickoh, but OF inviting him u
dinner
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ExrkSsIvR DsaDzEassxa. .--7hs westsru Railway
Company OF France resolved -, 600 lstters askiuG
for free passes on the railway 20 20 to sbourg,
aud they admitted 10000 Of che sppiicanta. fhts
eclipsns, by M, The dssd hsed sysssa Y sals
eosntTy.
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GARDEN FARM FOR sALE.-WiIl b

~ sold upon terms Of unusual accommodation, tLs
xceIent little Garden Farm, Of % ssres the bor
Ter Of Hanover county, now occupied ~ the sat
usinoss which requires his daily presence In Rich
nond. considerable portion Of the soil 10 remHik-
bly, quick, and peculiarly suited tur market garden
tencs II good physlc,an, one such having inst
noved from the neiKhberhood. within two miles 81
be place now offered which was also occupied By
nond. Ga miIes. Apply at the ONCE Of the Bank Of
he Commonweelth 90 &c HOWARD.
Refer also, TO Asssrs 0oddin 4 Appsrsoa.
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THE AMERICAN HoRsEs.--In the London Heraid's
sporting report We nud the following among ih'
horses struck out Of their engagements July ~
At 7:a6 P NJ Prioress, ont OF the Goodwocd Cup
July ~. at 1:29 r. NJ, Blink Bonuy, cut Of hef
Brighton engagements.
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e%CARD. DIR. IHox has
removed kIs residercs 70 tlhe house On nh -,
church Hill. -
In prohsring his services to The atisens q HI
m0nd, among Nhom hiashoss rex16eoes l1 Allowed
MIN bur limited personal a%QuafntnGue. - toe0
called upon state that bo has hsen engaged u ~
active prxtce Of his prcfrssion sr the St n ysax
Office, 18th st., between Main ard CARY. ~ S>0s
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Tue TAX IN NEW yoEK-Ihe aggregate of the
sax levy Of New York City for 1858 eight million
four hundred and seventy-one thousand ninety onv
dollars AMI thirty-oua cents, or nearly one hun
dred dollars per hsad for every voter IN he ci.y.
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AMERICAN COLONIZATION SocIETr-The receipts
Of this rociety for the past month amounted t.
$e.914 81, of which 10000 was from the estate OF
The late Gen. Mckay, of North Carolina, for the
use o! the people sent under his will to Liberia last
rear.