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E,CBsAIE-Ar ROCKAwAY slXTyEs Mills FaOs
New York and one mile from tbs Pavilion 40 ell
high point of Lind with beautiful Running do~n
cntpina rtn tho bottom lsaas abont $50
three farm d. eings and bulldogs This
u admirably ,tnaed for dlvosg pto pumsrou, villa sizes
ovsyoos the Ocean and pes the bigbeH
Tor hsbiur ,ospg, dsbinR aud sporting For further
psri,ulays Mquire Of hOsWELl q. PlGnJE Is William
tree,
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NOR sALE-yoUR OOaNsR HOUsys, ON SECOND
bet~sen Tbtrtisth End THIRTY seventh reeis all
row rent for 81 600 TO $1,000 each Price S 000 serms
Aso, Twelve story h,uses Scoud for
$50 each Prise 81 also four Ara. elaas bonsss ,h'es
story and bsaemsu high tps all of properly
be sold Inquire of.WIILLIAM fEfTREr1H, 1861 EAST
IAriv sscond strsex
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MURRAY hfLf, JOfs FOB 8ALe -rHE 81 BeCHIHR2
M will se nneiee ,oss. tho west side Of Fourth
pus ebrAng tbs southwest and Thirty
sixth street, and the southwest corne! Of Thirty seventh
9rsss; nys .9ss Sse,ncr sEajoisinR me row brow
laa sneehsr being the balance Of the highly improved bloch
whch the elegant residences of Phelps Dodge
End others rtuated The h IN front OF these dong
laid ont by the city, now being completed An
IN the city witch grsssn,s greater adyapgea for ar cha.
chasers. Apply To 4. WRTLOCK, - J. ,. CLARK
Acoc Is Boekusn street
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BILLIARDS.

TSTyLYAHD BALLS, BA4ArEIi.E AID FIr tEEN BALL
% pooLPsNnt comrressed ivory Rrea. Improvement IN
ousy aud prices reduced Is for Al FOR
by wa n WILLING, sole agent and manufacturer No. 43O
atre
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u,oGa SiJ;lsLY STU ATSD LOTS IN rSE VILLAGE
Of noun Vernon weatchester county would be sold for
casb 81 very great bargain mme ate poc sADn TO be
made 10 W PLUMB dknsnd broker, sr0sdway from
9 iii 10 NJ. or It'll 8 r NJ
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T0baff0.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
I'VE POUNDS

5 PoindeXter, in 10 h. pkgs. Premium, 10 b. pkgs
Do do. "5 {" Prioress So0'
NJ langhorn & Sons, Royal Salie Cary, in lb. pkgs
Arch,
SMOKING TOBACCO
Klickmck in 10 h bales = L. Claytors in 10 ID bales.
Pocihontas. . 10 . sc Uncle Tom,
Also the celebrated Virginia Powhaan Pipes and Moun
tain Ash Stems in store and for sale by
WARWICK, FRICK & BALL,
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MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
TNHE sun MUTUAL INSURANCE.
= COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
nsures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, terms
favorable as those Oany other Company All persons taking
Policies from this Company entitled of the
profits without mourning any liability, beyond amount
OF Premium The Assets of the Company, liable paw
ment of losses, over S2,000,0OO.
A. b. NELSON, Pres't.
A. SEAToN, V .Pres't. j. WHITEHEAD Secy,
1900 C. OLIVER O'D0NNELL, Agent in Baltimore
hang paca
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Dublir Sales.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON SALT VA
IL TER, IN OXFORD NECK,
TALBOT COUNTY, MARYLAND
AT PITRI IL SAf ---h-'O,

REAuIlFuL RESIDENCE ON SALT Wa
IT,. .., TALBOT At l' 'fT6Eftt sNhAtfETIAsD
At aV SE3 vi SS4fffe Day T Off ST
residence late Colonel being gft of
fsHr9ed d for is GeFFtX I contains NE HG aSt
ShP GE AfbRES ana d Ras p
Of f first class maera Ioa and AG 81 S Baltimore
Hs6 he 1%eng Is very commanding, and from the Obse
the beautiful Third Haven Creek Wb ts G0nnsrg is
Rr fs ana EgefGr the broad
frequent passing of sailing vessels steamers running TO
the oyster trade great many are fancy peaspre bG e
The steamers passing by the door stop passengers when
aog bathing The Angng nE IS AWAITS WATT s ga"d
"a during the summer and fall months, and at a
W. vast quantities and within a few hun.
Ioo,o, dred yards from the house there is land
Locked cove lake in appearance, now planted with
only twenty feet wde Teaps could be enclosed and bred
b ncG Ges Points p"n n S am q Q" the most
t s from Easton the county town, five from Trappe, and
wharf The enclosure around the buildings are new and
pSs TS 9 Ra OF hear yellow pine With locust cedar
House Two 9EGR i a aS9 AZ Tb acato
sT mari in abundance within three the natural
shells Churches, Schools and Mills are conveniently To-
Terms of Sale Onefourth of the purchase money cash
p re a b gyng notes secgred by
prrel
ments' to be made in r. Is ana "a months p''
B-The location of this farm can be fully understood
by reverence to the Talbot county, he sen in Wash
ngt2n annapolis Baltimore Philadelphia, elsewhere
49, r Nua N G.
fF;;f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a de-
| cree of the Circuit Court for Howard county the sub
60. scri6er as Trustee will offer public sale at the
DAY the 18Th day Of June Il ocfocE H. the HOTEL
at tarkesye with dwelling house, store house farm and
outDuldngs, belonging to the estate of the late lanes
oarke, thereto attached The farm contains about eighty
G with an abundance of wood and water and il abnnt
T. mules from Elicotts Mills and miles from the Laurel
at the same time and place. the Trustee will offer the
Jaat when James Clarke resided at the time of his
Gea1h containing about ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
aChES ot LAMP, with comfortable DWELLING and
necessary buildings 1t is about miles from ClaraS
Clarke, EsqrS. ~ ieii anu "llilail
ms properly will be sold in lots to purchasers
terms OF sale, as prescribed by decree are That
OF the purchase money shall paid in cash on the
caton OF the sale, and the balance equal install
a IN one and two years from the day ofsae the whole
70 pear interest from the day sale the credit
to be secured by the bonds or notes II the WIFI
surety or sureties to be approved by the Trustee "
oo,oo. VIM. H. G. DORSEY,
S PAT. ENT Trustee
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furniture.

SsSz4ss:7--a MARYLAND STEAM
E aA.saE1zzeY FURNITURE WORKS
6t-5@A=z-1%S49 S. S. STEVENS d SONS,
No. 6 Low STREET,
,,-,,,, ~, =, >, opposite Front street Theatre,
-. - CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS,
~ REFRlGERArORS, TIN AND WIRE SAFES, &c
We ask the attention of friends and patrons
to our new establishment now in full operation wherein are
employed an army Of operatives with the approved
being one of the most extensive establishments
Also Manufacturers and Agents for the Southern States
OF WRiGHTS PATENT SECTIONAL SPRING BED-sthe
best in the world ~ a,oo
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G6mtati0n.
WUWIHIIUN.
RUGBY INSTITUTE s
I'LL AT MOIrNT WASHINGTON

IL AT MOUNT WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE COUNTY, ND
Prospectus be had at the Bookstore Newton Kurtz
Pratt street. Baltimore, or by addressing Dr. Arnold the
Principal. ' wv
The venerable Editors of the National Integencer one
gfandSonunder the tuition of Dr. Arnold in referring to
his School last September, used the following language.
From personal knowledge aRreSerredly recon-
mend Dr. Arnolds select Boarding School, Mount Wash
on 10 any parent or GUARDIAN desiring to hear of
eligible seminary" apISeo2m
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
W. Y0UNG LADIES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
branches is full and thorough being under the direction of
an efficient Faculty of able and Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education Tor their daughters with the and ad
Sch oil. '
Fo. terms admission further information address
Rev " 20 LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount Washington
Baltimo Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS 4 BAT
LEYS. fillmore street, and at Mr. Geo Gebacs, Second
street apStf
NEW LONDON ACADEMY,
~ - CHESTER COUNTY, Pa
The 252 Session of this well known School will commence
May 1857 1t is located in retired and healthy village
elevated character Of its citizens Coach meets the morn
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore at Newark Del
to convey Students to the Academy.
IermsS5 Session of five months. The Principal NAV
oe seen NJ tle MaltDy House pr1 18th and 10Th ap43m
A LEX HOFFMAN,
~ DESIGNER AND CARVER
ID RI WING A " D ii OBJ Ell ING
SCHOOL,
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story,)
inhZly Opposite Sun Building Baltimore
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TOGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES
~ j. +. JAMESON Il CO.,
Ofer for sale, to arrive this Baltimore per sMO
Toni direct from France, large invoices of Pne Cason
q Co, Jules Robin CO., and Segnete Brandes in half
pipes quarter casks and ocves pale and dark or
duty paid
j. F. JAMESON co. offer the above consgnnlens on
very favorable TERMS arrive to the trade Samples with
every information be obtained office, No 80 South
Charles street.
j. F. j. Co have in Public Store casks Cognac and
Bordeaux Brandes which they offer for sale duty
10
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BY SAMUEL Fl. COVER

fF::t VALUABLE PROPERTY
MsilJ On CONWAY STREET NEAR CHARLES
%44@h- AT AUCTION
will sell on TUESDAY, 3Ist Instant at 4oclock on the
premIISSesl ALL THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VAIUA
Die PROPERTY, viz Beginning the same on the north
ae ol I9Way street the distance of 1872 feet inches
h from the corner formed by the intersection of
e north SIDE OF Conway street and the side of Charles
street which place of beginning distant 20 feet inches
WetWrdy from the northwest intersection of Conway street
anu twelve foot ary and running westerly bounding on
I4hwy street 70 feet inches thence rorhery, parallel
WIN CHARLES street, IS feet an alley foot wide
ad out and opened communicating with the IL foot alley
ABOVE mentioned thence eastery parallel with Conway ST
anu bounding on southside ofsaid foot alley feet inches
inehce southery by straight line. to the place
ginning Subject to ground Of SSS IS per annum
The improvements No consist OF well buiit two story
and garnet brick DIV ELLING HOUSE, with passa0e and
two story brick Back Building F"7N "-O "
Tefms-One cash. the balance in and 10 or,bs
with interest and security 7
m25ts " " "a ' p % aGIioIeet,
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1nblif Sales.
By LENNON & BROGDEN



IN TUESDAY, TN June at II O'Clock, on ID
foor of Auction Warehouses, Buchanan's wharf we will
oher large assortment of BRANDIES, CLARET, COR
iAlS &C. &C. direct importation to this by C. Morton
stewart Esq per brig Mo Toni" just arrived from Bor
S-1 PACKAGES BORDEAUX, ROCHELLE AND
~ fCOGNAC BRANDIES, in octaves, or and half
PIes of the favorite bral DIS Ct Hivert Pellevosn,
rellevoisin Aine, Rviere Co, A. Re nal, W.
Merton, A: Morton, Bsquet Tricoche & Coke, &c.
S0 CASKS AND HALFCASKS CLARET,
760O CASES TABLE AND FINE CLARET i'-
s100 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE, from the vineyards of
SOOIe CqlienX and lie Fourier
12OBAsKETs ST, ANDRE 4 co AY CHAMPAGNE
2O00 OR. BOXES SARDINEs-in cases.
30 CASES PRUNEs-superior quality
100 "a Eases a,C oRDIALs-Anisette Noyan, Orange
100 CANS ASSORTED FRUITs-in Brandy.
Satalogmes and samples three DAYS before the solo
y. we would particularly request tbe s,tentio, s
buyers 70 ts importation, the first effort for manv aos
revive the direct trade 10 port " manly years u
m3l-ts LENNON Il RRoCDEN ,..,
BY SAMUEL j. SOPER & co,
GALE OF FRUIT.
~ We will sell on THIS tuesday, MORNING 3Ist ins.
at o'clock Bowy's wha the balance cargo ex brig
1OO BONES ORANGES.
40 BOXES LEMONS.
20 BOXES sHELLED ALMONDS.
Is BAGS FILBERrs,
1t SAML J. SOPER & CO.. Auct'rs
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q BENZ. WASKEY'S
Yea EXTENSIVE
ft FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOMS,
No. 3 \. GAY ST.,
has hand, constantly
ton of Chairs, Bedstead Tables Bureaus Sdeboards Sofas
Lounges Cribs Settees, Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers, Feather Beds Bedding, HAIR Cotton and
Husk Mattresses wholesale and RETAIL prices that must
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&c al the lowest prices Captains of vessels and others will
hd 10 thelr vantage to buy of me, they may rely
having their goods packed with care for shipping
Don't forget the number-No North Cav street oc2ltf
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BY F.. w. RENNET7T - co

Q95 UNDERWRITERS SALE.
Occ BUNDLES HOOP IRON
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, June lst at 70 O'clock Ua sbou
sell at the warehouse of Messrs E. L. Parker Co South
OH BUNDLES OF HOOP IRON damaged on board the
timore, for account of whom it may concern f " "
Ierms-Four months credit for approved endorsed nota
VIII inIeresl on all sums over SOG under 500 cash
moOts +. W. BENIN EFT Il CO. Auctrs
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BY ADREON d co.

NOTICE TO SPECTATORS "A T RS,
CAPITALISTS AND BUILDERS
We call the particular attention
ana Bndes to the sale of REAL ESTATE belonging to the
estate OF Col Maybuy Turner, take place on Til ES
3lst OF May at O'clock the Baltimore Exchanee
Saesrooms O. ~ South Gay street The property lies on
baltimore Ghoptank Gist and Lombard streets and is yerv
desirable For particulars advertisement in the Sun and
ROBERT TURNER, D.
m30ts ADREON + ~ ,1o,;o,
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THE PEACE.

he Vienna correspondent Of the London Times says that
S'Ssweeentaves Of Austria, France and Sardinia will
meet ~ Zurich 20 cude the treaty peace There
vine no Cong ess IS the two Emperogs have agreed TO
s:h their erences without the Intervention of the
neuxal Powers.
~ London correspondent teegraphed the
lt,Dst IS follows -
conference N sse the affairs Of italy has just been
Stpged at st Cloud, and the early part o. next
spoktp Of the time ut wnich the OF
interested ~i assemble but the place of their
arg 70 10 not yet mentioned.
he respondent learne, very high authority
VI Emperors convinced that bases peace
tich they hastily agreed upon, in many respect
ipractcable.
lie N0d says. the preliminary treaty OF peace although
ssDged in principal at vllarancs, will be definitely
avn up at Zurich, will then be officially commuu-
d the Courts Of Europe the adheSlon these Courts
bg indis peDsabie TO The organic aad ntcrnaonl ctpu
ltans which form part Of the public law OF Europe.
ne Epglsh journals continued rdicule the terms Of
rae, and even toe Lnn6on Post, Lord Paimerston's
og@ had suddenly commenced al attack upon the pro-
c.edpgs at Villafraoca.
II Paris of the London Daily Ns,us after
csyeu enquiry, ar that Of the peace have
not oily occssoned feeling of disappointment and even
Of ignation, among all those who took sincere in.e
resi- In the object Of the war; but very seriously
DANCED and lowered the Emperor in the opinion Of all
clAses Of society.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Ocean Queen OF Cape Race
and AHglo-Saxon at Farther Point.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF NAPOLEON In PAPlS.
Effects and Opinions Resp Getting
the Peace.
->,--,~------>-~-
iERl0U5 DtSSFFMTI0N In ITALY.
Arrangements fer a Conference Of tho
Helligcrent Powers
A New Ministry Formed in
Sardinia.
THE ENGLISH BUDGET IN PARLI lament,
A Deficit of E5oooooo to be Made up
by Direct Tax
~~~~~>~~~~>~N~~~~S~|>~N~N0~-
DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.
~-~~~~-~~~~~-~~-~-.~~>.>>
DECLINE IN COTTON AND CoNsOLs,
&esS Asss Zee

me Vanderbilt sseam.hp Ocean Qassn, Capt. Sea
ry fm HAvre 2osh. via The Needles, morning or els.
h passed Cape Race past eight O'Clock yesterday
porsing and will BIO due ct New York Tuesday
hg next.
TIE steamship Ang'oSsxon from Liverpool at IL A. ".
a6e 2nth, passed Farther Point at shout nne o'clock
hst evening
The Emperor Napoleon arrived at Paris the 18th
Prince Napoleon az Geroa the 18th.
m,Dstsy bad formed at rarin, with Gener Al
Msrmora Muster Of War ana President of tbs
eDuncil
The English funds were fiat.
The austrian funds were very buoyant
Ihe subscribers Austrian loan have beer rele
nm their OBJ igatons.
The Bank of Berlin had lowered s rate OF interest 70
hwper cent
Belgium the rate OF discount has been lowered from
for to thIeI per cent.
fhe ship Robert Parker arrived at Liverpool on tn,
On ins:. from Saw annah
me steamer Kangaroo called from liverpool the Goth
1T. for N<w Yo.k.
me Steamer Nova sco:isn, from Quebec On the OH nat.
OWED 1t Liverpool on the le.h.
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IL your valuable paper OF Ibis morning read an article
undeT The head of our London Correspondence IN The
subject Of the just Concluded which find these
words
Louis Napoleon mras bear (ahe hawe; but is DO. he
~ of England Leopold King OF the Begans beea az
Buckingham Palace for weeks and the Pr,ncs de-
Chinesy The bohsma Of whom Belgium can poaet
went erect from the Pasce Louis Napol.oo's h4ai
quarters where he arrived the day the French
EmpeIo or mi de overtuIes 10 Austria.
am Belgian, AID although arepublican Ihave learnt
10 love and to esteem the King the Begans as The
nopeat king IN the world and more asia prince Of the
highest int who has Belgium in cris,s
where other kings would have lost their crown IT, es
under other circumstances, the King tho Begans
been honored With high miseon the of which
peace the people or Begun ought be happy because
Eryopesu war that beautiful country you'd aiuos,
inevitably become the battle Geld OF oe,gerent P,w
and perhaps the would again have suffer the evils
With new Waterloo would bring in hs ursin
Do me the favor TO publish bese few lines and receive,
sir, The assurance of my high consideration.
NEW York, July 20, 1859
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Our Galveston Correspondence.

GALVESTON, Texas, July 70, 1869.
Nstc Trial Grankd to Hiu-Healh of II: Csty-Tae
Crops, DC.
The trial Of VIM. Hill for the murder OF W. W. Lyon
came of in the United States District Court week. and
resulted in verdict Of guilty Through the efforts OF his
attorney two Of the jarymen induced 10 make aa
Wits that they did understand the ruling Judge
in reference to the evidence Of Witness whose evil
dence, is universally conceded had bearing in the
case. On these grounds the Judge granted trial.
which ret down for the FIRST Monday December next
when IL s the intention of the Court empsnnel jury
from the western part OF the district, who viii understand
both ruling and evidence There ie but little DOUBT
the mps Of the people here that he guilty of the
crime alleged, and that justice will be to him.
We have another excitement here the way libuster
ing Eight lett last Saturday In the steamer Texas for In
dwnoa from thence 10 the mouth OF the Rio Gsande Eff
teen more follow to-day. Their object is to mako a
descent on some part OF Mexico This Ii no lnoax
l have and conversed with them on
she subject, several oil whom l am well acquainted
wrh.
The health of the city "a good and the old residents are
cenncent mat We will escape yellow fever
ituers from the interior give goo1 account of the
co;b. and promise OF fine sugar CROP Most
our principal merchant, North, buying there fall
sooos and The New Orleans boats loaded pas
ftpeers bound North, most OF whom country raer
chants So tbe New York merchants may expect brick
Southern trade, of least from Texas.
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the Everett House A. Bruyn Hsibrouck and fami.
~ kinsr'onia " Mordicae, Raleigh N. @ Mrs busiest
Srs Hrna and maid J'mscs seragus Miss Brown
- M spd wife Miss Bond. Boston; Mr and Mrs a. u
Srss New ioik Thns sym~Ipston, wife and daush or.
sss w. Fope > r John, Mobile; 90 osna Csd.
whe nre koseraon sster Robertson Hsbana ~ Gins
beeoe ara Two scns Mses Me- Stuart Cooe. chsssr:
xmsss sms vcence Jay 4ouid dsboro Penn hos
,s, nsncser ars Hswlsy and child Baltimore &
j. NNios 0oy'e' siorioa; Mr. fucbcr, virgini,
Fron Neg Orleans IN the atesrsbp Tes esrss Mr. rvy
MIR nm ais w H"lrts, II Bprss Edo Phiitnc a,d 81
repf eve, y m Davs aRasr rcu Fasnt, NE 3sas, ~
Jn-te on she's Nrs fna1s1u ~r W.Rdirr san, p1 ,~
ray, Ag stssa!1 Ar Ia, s-a gyFo " the .leayaxs
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The Renewal OF the Up Town pigger,

Tne RENEWAL OK the Up Town Piggertes.
Yesterday noon about the FORCE under the lead
eiship Of Superintendent Richar Downing, assembled
at Mr.. walaemeyers, of Fifth avenue and Fifty
fourth street. Eaving formed in two ranks, led by
Major Hall, of the Health wsrdens Department, and his
associates, proceeded again TO the filthy war.
A general reconnaissance Of the whole field was made
from Fitietn street TO Fifty ninth street. Every square
and every street bounding them was searched But
very few hogs found, and they were Immediately
driven the pound Nearly all the syes found as
they were left Thursday afternoon, even with the
ground and those that in the excitement the moment
then left standing were completely demolished.
The party bad loud talk with the female inmates
of John Bucks shantes Fifty seventh street. between
Sixth and eyen,h avenues.
The dogs in THE abomuable den were very oh.
streperous, and of the Health wardep's force
Of puireecense and fth, fndiag them quite bel.
lgeren., gave them . little cudge application
followed her pet dog from the bio We Of the
'ovaoers by stopping up his kennel with her ample copo
Barnard Foxs premises on Fitch street were revisit.
Gu. Barney cot TO be His piggery WAS repre-
sented by Mrs Barnard Fox, while the Fox masculine
was in durance vie, having been en.rapped the day
previous.
Near Fifty second street, tho strong quadrlatsral
solitary hog bathing himself In rich pool
OF saeDant wafer. besdes pen fun Of almost dozen
lusty sized Gogs.
At Jonn Kerrissn's. on Fifty arss street. at Bpm,
defatle labor, krocked completely TO pieces.
Mr.. Films premises we're revisited. No hogs were
found HIS syes all with the ground and his
place was considerably mproved-the party Thursday
bavpg had great many cart loads 0f dumped into the
stssnant pools Of water which surround able
kbanties
seIe ant j. G. Slot present TO- day with his police
FOL ce om the Twenty second precinct and the Captain
Of the Wal James Coulter Also for the first time,
present Hs presence seemed 10 give renewed activity
to the police squad and when The ope aous Of the day
were ecu peied they left 10 order and with much de-
81 dufa aatt ta
stsi'on bouse.
The whole party lunched at about three P. NJ, and
after having done ample justice TO hsm sand wches-not
Is to he hoped rced from hogs fed the party mad
luet witnessed On the neighboriog strecs-they dis
perted whstber to renew the campaign TO day or not
was ct definitely kro~p.
TIE hug pens located between Ninth and Tenth
avenues, ana bevoDd Sxtietn street, have yet
visited. superintendent Downing II he has not perma
penty effected his object, bias ceTsiny by energy and
activity gained considerable moral influence over the
wIetched inhabitants Of this filthy locality who seem 10
be afraid OF the very sight of him.
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Our Freehold Correspondence.
FREEHOLD N. j }, July rs, 1852
Robbery aud Mu-der.

hOOOTy uHu Mu'UH'
Yesterday morning, Mr. VIM vaoderveer haviog as
oeTtarcd that the houses Of his brother and bro her in
law, at the roads, ddlesex county IN ih7 state
had entered and robbed by three men, started 10
pursuit., and overhauled them about three miles lrom
Jemeseurg Upop pprroactrg one of the party warned
mr. " that IL be any they would shoot hin.
TO tripg reply, when one OF the party
raisea pup (Which they had stolen from Of the
touses) and SHOT down. and then put or The sho,
,ook effect his face and head putting ais eyes
cut re sul alive, but canrot poss biz recover Toe
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