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THE TRAGEDY ON THE &. A. JOHNSON


johnson Handed Over to the United States
Aushorittes--Accumu Evidence
Of. HIS Identification-His Demeanor-
Great Excitement and General Exccra-
ton.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Before Kenneth G. White, Esq.
MARCH 20 This morning, about eleven O'Clock John.
sou Hicks conveyed from the Second ward
ton house TO the office Of the United States Marshal where
a numerous and anxious crowd had assembled. He was
brought into adjoining room where few persons
admitted to him. He avoided all inquiries except
hoee subsequently put by the government officials There
were three artists illustrated papers there,
one epdeavoripg take sketch Of this exr aordina-
~ ard hardy Individual; bu' cool - no has
been up to the present moment, there seemed .
"perturbed spirit within him now which would mot
crest" He paced the by the side Of the wall like
Gagged byens, and evidently suspected that there
intention to 'put him in the papers" BE drew his
hat over bis eyes. and when asked he would nks 70
have dsguerreotype Of himself he said &c" suppose my
wife would"
Inquirer where does she hves
Johnson-I doAt know where she lives now.
All this time he kept pacing up and down, and was,
about twelve O'clock taken before CbMmissasr White,
when the following afndsvs were presented by Mr..
Dwight Assistant United States District Attorney
Henry Seaman Identifies the watch found with Johnson
as that owned BY Captain Burr and Daniel Simmons dsn
tides the money bag ~ that Of Captain Burr.
George Nivens police c1cer attached 10 the Second
precinct, in the city Of New York, being duly sworn,
says That the 24th March inst he arrested vii.
lam johnson, alias Albert ". Hcks at the city Of Pro
dence TO which place be had traced him from New York
by the way Of Fall Rver that the prisoner said he pre-
ferred To come willingly 70 New York instead Of lying
there In jail to await requstion, and that he came to
New York without being arrested By virtue Of or under
any warrant that the said johnson told this depcnent that
10 had not been in the city Of New York during the
month Of March, he found the person OF said John
certain watch and shstbag which have been ident
6ed By persons who knew them - having been the pro
perty q CspA Burr. Of the soop E. A. johnson; that
Hicks alias Johnson, told the depouen hat the watch
was ono that be bought from his brother three years
before.
Berry Seaman, residing at 100 Dcgraw street, Brook
Ign, sAysThsi be well acquainted with George r.
Burr master Of the scop A. Johnson he has been
shown by the police officer Who ARRESTED William Johc-
soc, alas Alfred W. Hicks, watch which was t.xen
from the sad Hicks, alias Johnson after bis arrest. and
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Court CnIemdar-Thf. Da !,

Court Calendar-Thfs Day.
sUPRS1R CouRf CrRcuTr-PArI-Nos 647 as, 405 7c5.
759, 76S, 1885, 7o7 769 76, 1885, $780, 79l 1885, 797 7se
sol, sos, so7 800, sll, sis, sl5 s2l Part 2-Pos
CASES.
sUrnoR CoURr-same a. before with Nos 1872, l. l4e,
isl 1,l6s 70 ll6l IN, LIS, l,lso, l,lsl, 1894
iln 2oS 10 2n, 22s ~, IA, ,2sl, 1245'
l,asoto 2ss 2a6, 2sS. IN 2s6, 1908 to 800
COMMON PIxAs-By Court without a Jury-PArt 2-Nos
-, 81, GA.
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Obituary.
DEATH or A VENERABLE SLAVE.

D~1" % vn1tsH~01n o1AvH'
"Casey IN old and fAithfa servant n Judge Psndle-
TONS Family, In Berkely county, vgnis departed th Ne
a the 2oh n y The ripe ago Of eighty eight years.
She had nursed children of two Distinct generations In
Judge Pendleons family and fully identified with
Northern eye witness, who was present during the last
days Of the deceased, says" chanoed TO 30 near 1t
The time 0 her bref Illness, and could mot help Wishing
- bod DONE surrounded BY every comfort and receiving
every attention q tho hands Of her mistress and fellow
son, and was nicely carpeted and curtsned with luxu.
rous bed and easy chairs and could help n my own
mind contrasting her lot with the white slaves Of the
North, who are employed 40 long they work. but
when old and nrm are often left 10 die in miserable
garrett Casey had been constant member Of the Me-
hods Church for many years, and would often talk with
her young masters on the subject Of religion in such
manner n 10 show plainly that she taught Of Cod
Her devotion TO her children, - she always called her
young masters, was very anectonate"
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r. BURD6ALLe
q. ARNICA LINIMENT
ID BY combining VIII nsA Aasue and mana.
tratiug vegetable OIL For Ill u
ACHE9 AND PATHS
that human 6eah b hair TO- Il h without eousl.
BheumAtsm, Bruisea BpraipaL
Pain IN The Side and Breast Sore Throat Yield 70 few
applications Beware Of r,ein and buy none but
bURDsALLs original article. Gpsd BY III druGcstL Prce
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Holloway's Ointment Neutralixss the
eScing cause Of Users Old 6oss bed Iag - carton de-
oys me aeccmposnon OF animal o. Vegetable matter by cou
h0ahSy nctton. = - " =
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The Aiggs' Truss always Cleanly.-Ths
Pad profess the cord and CONTRACTS The openings
Asssr House, Barclay street.
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Ths Oystsr sleep METEOROLOGICAL
FhaAihPs sa the se1Dp-Ths 500, 900
Brsaea % Prs1tss Casc-Hsws fxomz
CaAafsrnas-rhs shssaaksrs' war rec
Osssa Prise rtShS-rhs sprang fash
AoAs-LscAi nows sf sho Metropolis
Asrket Reports, &c.
me FAnLS HAD In IL edition OF 70 MORO (wednss-
day) will contain faii account Of tho Oyster sIoop
Tragedy; Wendell Phillips Speech on the Dissolution Of
the Cnon Additional Proceedings In tho Great Breach
Promise CAse the Latest Sews from California; Progress
OF the Strikes In Nev EDgsnd the Prize Rng-Prosrcss
o. me International Match Opoupg Of the Spring Fashions
All the Local News Of New York and Vicinity Of mpor-
tasss Reports Of the Oasts. Provision end Money Mar.
kse "a ~ Interesting news matters Of The prsosdAag
vssk.
rzuD-$1a year; four cents q single oopy. subsorip
ITEMS reosavsd = tho soe lerhvoss oorusr Il Enoa cad
Nanas strsss, New York snss copies for saie a ~
ssssAsr and BY oil agents Advsrsissnspss Inserted
= ~ ssaal HnAID rates
DrawsDes Of France, BrsaAbents 4 Co.'S
6s, 81. %, so. Sc. *, ii, AZ, 81, 70. 4s.
90 cossoIDArxp LorERI.class 70. nAnou &C. 1850
10, "a, D, y, bJ, IL, rs, l6, 80, ~, "a, -. Al.
FRANCE BROADBENrs co.,
hanAgerh WI ninstos. Delaware.
IA
CL4ss 2s nHson Is. lscs.
", ~, 10, y. ~, 81, z, 81. So, 80, 6, ~.
Fsszs cesnss = ~ Brcadvsy: 0lroulars sent frce
hoDoAS, DAVIS CO.. Managers
Georgia
Spring style Dress Hats for Gsutleme~
rss.ss swairE Halter. ne Broadway. opposite q P.srs
IKE New Work OF Espensoheid, Just 70.
sued spring dress Hat foe gentensa Of unoqualsd style
and quality, only 10 bs had ai llS Nassau street.
Mckaughltn's Improved French Yoke
sh &. ready msds all s'zes ssare 81 70 or
nor q 0feen~sch and Murray suoets
PhrcnolOS toAl Examinations VITA
Cbys snc full written characters svca daily u YOwLEs
WELLS, sos Broadway
Billfards.-Bassford, Jr.. Invites hts
friends y call At Nour and Remses stress Brooklyn Sales
and playing rooms. 4s Fulton street, and No Ana, ny
HsrrfnK's Patent Champion Fire
and Burglar Proof safes Isl Broadway Of Murray
street. New York
Defiance salamander Safes-With Pa.
tent der proof locks and burglar
corner Of College place. ROBKKT \. PATkICK
The Metropolitan Patent Gas Burner
and Regulator combined tho leading burrer for
bA ssd producing tsAnefu brilliant and anu keWtsG
light All others base IN nauous Ofoe 692 Broad way
Prioc $50. By Weekly Instalmsnts. $50.
EURKkA SAVING MACHINKS
Hvery machine guaranteed Once 10 broadway. Agents
wheeler & Wilson's sewiDg Macbines.-
once SO Broadway, New York
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Card Ph0tographic.-24 Superb Like
nsss for 81 a HoLkEs Down town Gallery SIS Broadway
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I OvEIs WAHPENE-AN INDIAN VEGETABLE tx
~ tract restores fray hair 10 original color bald
nts sops hs FRI faiss removes dardrun free from sul
rhur coes ot crrrcde wery Ike other heir rcstoratves
ANY article that IL powerful enough 10 oorrode jewelry
aures NO argument 10 vince the public that will jure
the hNa LovkT'a onace. IS Blseckey street
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DIR. Marsh Continues 20 Apply his Radi-
Cure frusn wh eNeeens permsne. cures Of
hernia or rupture. MAKSH 4 90. NO. zvsssy N. Y
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IKE View Work OF Espensohe cid, just t..
sued spring dress Hat for unoquaed ale
and quality, only 10 be had ii ll8 Nassau street.
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Barry's TrAcopherous IL the best and
cheapest srucle for dressing besuins cleansing cursx
preserving md restoring TIE hair Ladies try boA b. al
druggsA
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CoTrox FACTORY n LoUHANA.-A cotton factory, caps-
BILE Of running twenty-five hundred spindes has I.st
been put in operation In Jefferson City, In.
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Bachelors Hair Dye and wigs arc Un-
paraeed The Dye applied n prvAe shyghf rooma Great
mprovensa WisA ssparaAs Rooms Tor IadieA is Boad
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ing Tho cause and cure by DR. =. sMKDLEY OHIO,
No 6ls Broadwsy No charge until perfect satisfaction
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Breoklyn.-Wfllfams Gallery, 249
Fulton sreeSPhotogsphs miniature 10 life sze; Cameo.
CpeA Daguereoypes, unequaued-
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spring style Dress Hats for Gentlemew
ready swhiTE, Halter nc Broadway opposite O. Pasrs
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McLauGhltn's Improved French Yohs
Sh T. ready made all to me saro 81 re ~
nor q Green~ich and Murray streets
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rsea WOOD EDDY CO., Maraeers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES.
DrIAwARx.RxrRA CLASS. No. ~. Maroon Is 1860
AZ, 2e, ~. 80, %, 81, So, 9, IS, Is, IL, 81, 49,
~ IS, A. 80, So. u, 80. so, 81, rs, rs, 81, 81.
Orculazs .ent free q charge By addrestng
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Price $50. By Weekly Instalmsnts. $50.
EUREKA SAVING MACHINES
livery machine guaranteed Once 80 broadway. Agents
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The Metropolitan Patent Gas Burner
and kegusor combined the leading aps
sss bls asd producing beAnful brilliant dsken9
light AL 0<herS base IN kAous Once 6o2 Broad
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N0ArxHrs or THIS wExx's LADan&.
assn eva NOW RxADY.

ian Artistic By Rev HEnsS yAsp n ,sonns
IL an Article on kkv. HkNkf 0kAfA AN oUiNHHs6
tbe fkssxfcai Preachov
ILL., sCkIrrUkE Poyn by Mrs. l. T. A'ooyHu.v.
N-Pk eGnhss OF QUA CIVILIZATIONS Crusd In
prisooment OF Poor irt1h Boy
v-fAuLT kEkkERs By Ass AnHA CoRA RIrCanr.
6Axs.
VIA SPRING song. by wnlLsn Ross wAILAoH
viL-Suu1Y OR NOT GUILTY BY PAHHY FDnu.
lA-.Ths SHOPPING QUhs1lOh.' beries q Ooxop
municAtions from different cites
A-fAikBD Not MAfOhED BY WnIIAn n nOanD
1i-WdT AND WISDOM. BY GEo. d. rREnrIoE.
., r sI olrsf DsUGHrkR, THs nEIxs ar Lag, iosr
Hens Answer 70 Correspondents &c 10
v,v OUR SPECIAL OoNrRIByross.
NJ nuWnkD HvskETT, WM CULLEN BRYANT
CHARLE6 DICKENS, GEO p NOERIa
PAUL hORPHY, N p WflLLa
hon. n J. kAYMOND, AnNA CORA gIrOun
tho. ID. PRENriCE. FANNY TERN
SVnH T. sAxE, MRS. Sf0OURNuY,
sxhv ANUS COBB. yR, MkS. 6OUrHWU
- nym bkNNkIT, MARIAN h ahLAnO.
OAkLOS ID. srUAKF EMnA SI.It,n RROwNw
COL W. b DUNLAP RAIIIe RI HRYA1
DR. J. U. ma RsPIEIO NAVY 1iHsnS
l. T., THk bI6TOkIAk, FkkD 81 C1ZZxHa
rnE0A CAAf' DR.. 7. ID. ENaiLsA.
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The Championship oe England-Letter
s s Tom ssyer7Lmpotsat Pre- R.ag Corrs.pondencs
troRacket Match for the Oh pionshp Enaaud-Ae.
rcan Horses r England and variety OK Sporting News from
al parts Of the world See WILKEY SPIkIT. Now out
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Defiance Salam ander Safos-With Pa.
tent powder proof locks and burglar
proof sdebosrd aud Paror Sales Depot s. Murray
corner Of College place. ROBERT n. PAThICK.
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T r. sTAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS

BRONCHITIS AND CONSUMPTION
The original Of the following testimonial may
ONCE. speaks for itself and only 81 the ovi
dences daily received Of the efficacy Of the Olive Tar and
and Sulphur Powder In the above named dseases,-
BuTTxRNuTrs, O1sEco CeCrrY, N. T.,
NoyEnBKR b. 1858.
J. R. STAFFORD, n. D., New York
DEAR sIR,.f am consraiDed 70 give you my voluntary
testimony 70 the great cIsel!eney o. your Olive rar and
commend them al who suffering from bronchcal
pulmonary diseases Both medicines should always
Tor theee 6eases The Olive Tar principally and The powders
On auxar IN my own caso cou6 s.nGbly appreciate
both Al purifier and valzer Of the blood viii earnest
ly recommend your Iron and Sulphur Powdes" I mIsh
add many move words but santense shall my
sipeere estimate Of these remedes viz other medicines
relieve, but these cure l Am, dear ar, yours
gratefully. o. =. A. SPINNING,
Pastor Of Baptist Church
Olive Tar 81 cents per bottle Powders 81 Ger package
Sold by Olive Tar Co., No. SIS BroA dwsy and BIZ al druta
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Herrfng's Patent Champien Fire
and Burglar Proof safes Isl Broadway Of Murray
NevT Ink
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ONE WHO KEEPS HIS sYGs AND EARS orxx.

N B-1he article In this weeks LEDGER on Rev HENRY
preacher the Of series Of sstng Uaocrs -
nov course Of epxraton Head following Artce fro
VIA, Mr. Bonner hsso cay. The Evsnxsls, rsnsrss@
no only things which Mr.. delivery arc -
custoued his style, gives an suussrsnos Of S6sss
ana habit which will grow upon him. OF slanx isSc
Lab pulpit We is. ioss which are p CON mon IL tho ncs
granger and Joan heartily welcoming him To lhs eouoty
On ,Ss Oousrsryp .o. 10 the WY Of h.. assfulssss
but that we would have do mere FOOD tsst "a ve~
a s .us 70 cr,hose ms style Of preaching
We os.s
impulses the pjudicl,us soctsons OF fes1s
.sd suffered hnseif 70 30 SrSed no amount prsach
sustain and which must exhaust ond very
richly saed In closing, cAnno but deep 70
siet ~ the practice which being introduced
INTO the church al sva
eysem Of sdser sing and u paragraphs nsersed Ia
Christian mI isty VI d. . moment aus
pose that Mr. Guinness capable OF being party suA
INJURED eyes Intelligent portion Of 10 ccs
munny by sms ndiscrees fr-Dds who make bss
isse Cbrstsn feeling Ihs moro quietly any miss
lsbors The deeply viii the good De sown ana -
richer will The fruits spring and The longer VIII endure
I'll NoTICIoso DE NusvA YORK
IA vop,uss no No ~ . or THIS consequence,
PUBLISHED TO-DAY
ALI. IHE NEWS AND AARKxIs.
FULL PRICES CURRENT ALSO
vAklED INTERESTING MATTE.
SPECIAL CoKEEsp oNDsnUE
wAsa1Nef@s. PARIS AND PANAMA.
BEST PAPER TO SEND
YOUR SPANISH rRrENpa.
Price 10 cents. Once "a Ann street.
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REfHOLpR 0OUr AID kHkUHATIO SPDCUIu
fsrsa .oa sevssey By saassa o. eogs q Tire - =
constitution Al length nns happily fouad n Fas1
tum ina compound hat eeotualy aad syseduy subdus1
mildly cvscuasins Ae offending eeass AMER .ssesel.g
gree recoveginx the Strength and Of hb hnSs a
witnessing ~ Ike good objects handrsds bs1A
make public and invite hs brehrsa in adotiea. VIA 10
viii be most agroeably surprised.
F.: ~. =; r syS.1s strong DruzEs i's wssr Stress
J. Horsey 4 Son, 81 MaidenlAno.
Newly. 107 Front street. -
dslphiA.
i TUCKER, Mobile and The proprietor I. Rsynola KAasl
kiddlesex, kagand-
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES, BY N. WISE,
i OPTTCIAN.

HAS REMOVED TO No. 76s BROADWAY
Pesous with ~eak be supplied with gaases vhcf
win eaty bsns6t AID not strain he sigh Psreuar ataas-
Ten paid style Of Perspecve Ground 0iass Of ths
finest 6nt which through Aer high polish aaA eronnA
produce The purest WISDOM aad have been highly
Ne best In tetr ec the eye preserving AID IN.
proving the aght In continued writing and rosdtng.
Sbof sighted persons and those operated upoa eaarac
oap slsc b suited.
He inserts glasses Of superior qualify in old frames
and socts the patronage q all In 81 ha artoiea
He warrants al 0peoacies pnrchased Of him The sshi
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DOACHEs, RATS AND NICE,
IL Are e0ectuAlly Destroyed by the uss Of
PARSONS CO.'S ExrkRNINATO8.
All dealers u uediOane have T.
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Omo1al Drawtngs or Hodxes Davts 6r
CO.'S OoasOidAN1 lotteries u 0oorqa
. CLAss 85 nAsCH 36. l86o.
II, II, 10, &, 80, 50. z. 81. 6S. 80. G. a.
ksszeD coAhee = 90 Broadway Oroulsrs cent ereo-
HODGES, DAvIS CO.. Managers
Macon.
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CoLD silver AND DIAMONDS BOUGHT FOR ASH
" BY GEORGE G. ALLEN, AS Broadway, one door belov
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AUCTION sALHa.
EUTURE DAYS.


SgsEs s1 Hsp Lors 6s u SE h H IL
TfiEi1rtsUrnI w I'll be sold. upon the premises. on
is az HoG Ct ts and ToFs
opposite to he O. 18th street, mon a and nearly
ada ted sor and. ana the other framed. They are well
10 fee, zach nnai sized families The lots front
feet wide dem ana run back le2 feet to an aey 20
man,bs for third cash. the balance at and
's IS Us !. ~ e' f ssff .oS. .n.,,. ~
C9M MISS 3 SI,Iss sALE of LANnsr
,ons1 sy deo,s special Commis
Of the cits OF Richmond pronounced o. the sis.
nencins at ii O'clock A. n TRACT OF Il La ND
IN b over county, adjornin. the lands of -
Borles and others, containing about one hundred
Terms -Une fourth cash; the balance at s. IL
and 8 months the purchaser .iving bonds, bsar
lng In,ers St. Tor deferred pa, ments and the title
to be retained until The p'ss order Of EeUG
JAS. M. TAYLOR Il Son. Auct rs jy7
C0nMiSs.YNE sAL. "f vALUA.
- BE REAL EsTATE;-1n pursuance. Of a
rico. In a SUIT OF Hutchsson VS. Hut hssons Exec
utors and Others, the undersigned as C)mmis
T s es S a, s 81 IN s
Sun ay e1sgspted,l the beautiful FARM. on the
Rich nond Turnpike, three miles from the CITY of
Richmond, opposite to the late res denee OF Am
br"se Hutchinson, deceased ItcontaIns one hun
dred and eighty eight anu half acres, one nun
drsh and thirty OF which is cleared and in hi h
state OF Gu. tivation and the renal nder in WOOD.
There is large barn and TWO ice houses the
premises, ano three excellent ice poLds On It. ne
mel hb0rhood Is unexceptlonable and is rapidly
improving ~ agriculture Possession will be given
as Don as The or 'ps 1t mature and can be gath
cred; the purchaser to have an opportunity of
sowing wheat or building, if he des res.
IERMs.-One thru cash balance In one and two
years, bearing interest; title retained until mi
payment, and conveyance directed by the Court
ALEX b. HI FCH cSON,1
JNO. A. HU rCH ESON,
J. B. YOUNG. N"M"'is fs'
H. M. HUTCHINSON,
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR d Son, Auct's. Ijy 19--tds
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ADJUSTMENTS.

csS{saStSkFt siss ! !!s.%s! S Sa|S|9P5
neat style for night travel x,ll make an excursion
TO the above place. on SATURDAY EVENING
DAY EVENING thereafter during the waterin,
season, leaving the wharf A. Rockets at o'cocf
p. NJ, arrive at OLD POINT about II O'clock ::
thence to PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, and
return the next svenlns: tsuN III ,lissvlns Nor
M =. Monday morning.
PAssAaE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk md
Portsmouth. and return meals included j al So
IA No FREIeuT TAKEN ON THR EXCURSION
TklP. lie l-ui X. u. HAs KlNS
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BY Geddin r. Apperson, Auecrs.

NIFTY THR = 4 AND A QUARTER
Access OF BEAUTIEUL LAM, MYYsTki
FSr 2A s fs rs Ndsrh Of FENhSS
BROOKE CHURCH. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request of Mrs Martha b. Chamberlayre
We shall sell at public auction. on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th July, 1860, at O'Clock
r. tif fair If not. the xt fair day that por
non Of the estate which she resides lies
nearest TO the Brooke Piank-Road containing 63h
acres by recent survey: of which more than one
half is covered 10y oak grove, on which there are
several excellent building sites.
This land adj,'ins tina, owned by Messrs. Thomas
NJ Ladd and Ino w. i.everidge, apd lies within
halt mile of the Brooke Chu. oh. The neighbor-
hood is mott desirable one.
TERMS. One fourth cash balance at 4, and IL
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
the title retained till last note Is paid
jy 10 GODDlN 4 aPPERSON, Apcts.
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New Work Markets

NEW YORK, July a.-Cotton unchanged. Flour
iower-SouIhern So IS as 60 Wheat lf2c lower
nrv choice Sonther whlte 81 as Western white
SIS, Corn has a oownwara tendency - mixed 60
e16i tt- Pork heavy Mefs l850Dl937 psime
sI2 251it2s Lard i2'. dl3'4c. Sugar firm Mus
oovsdo ga r15ac Coffee rm and advanced RU. n
the We hio l5c rurpSnfIne firm at J5d39o -
Ros ] steady 81 u s RICE firm.
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From HAVANA.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2i.-The steamer Ha-
ba na from Havana on the 10th, reports the
health of the city good. Sugar firm, with the
market slightly dearer. Provisions dull
FreigGts slightly advanced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25
RUNAWATS.


IA RAN AWAY From the Carbon II
gN Mines. Chesterfield county. Va. about Two
n"ntt a W since. M NM, save belong
-As&~Va. He is ABOUT 5 ieet or nine inches
hig h. black. with smo tn skin He is supposed to
be either IN King and Queen or Spots, wanna
cunnes. Va. or perhaps IL III city. | will give
reward of SIS if taken in this State, $50 if
taken out o, the State, and delivered to me, at
my office, IN Richmond
f. A ]. CLOPTON.
Cor Wall a. Franklin sts.,
jy 24-fw Opposite Dickinson, Hill Co g.
-AG $40 REWiRD.-A bseonded from the
Ix Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com any
&%ahcut two weeks since. while on visit to
- his former h. me in Richmond a mulatto
A>boy. W LII M, who Is hired of MISS l. I.
Gordon. He is abont l8 o. 20 wears Of age, and
about feet or 8 ches in hsisht He is well &C
quainted in Richmond. and is evIdentl, lurking
about the city. The above reward Of $40 will be
paid for his apprehension and delivery to said
company IA Dynchnure, OF Tor his confinement Mt in
jail SO as they get him again.
THEO, Il. REYNOLDS. for Gent Supt.
~ 2-dts
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Arrival Of the Prince of Wales.

ST.. JOINS, \ F, aly A.-The Brush war
ships Hero aud Arladue. ia one OF which came
the Prince OF Wales, arrived last niGat. The
Prince landed this morniug amid II royal sa-
Lutte. Thousands OF women and children
crowded 10 the wharf 10 witness the debnTk-
atidn. There was a general display OF hags
from every point in tie cIty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25
By Alex. Mott. Auct.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCl

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE.
kIES. &c viii be sold at auction. at my
store corner of Main and 18th streets, on THURS
DAY morning next, the 10Th day OF July, COM
menc,nE at 70 o'clock, general assortment OF
DRY GOODS Several invoices Drv Goods and
Clothing, consisting of Cassimeres Casinets,
vestinS; Velvet, Linen Drilling, i.adies' Hosiery,
Mems Hail Hose Hats. Caps Pants, Coats, Vests,
SHOES, Caters, Buttons. &c, &c
GRoCERl ES.- Brandy, Wine. Mackerel. Hsr-
rings Tobacco, Soap, Candles &c % 900 Cigars.
jy Is ALEX MOTT, Auct'r