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Bank Notes, Gold aud Silver Coin Bullion charged at
the Of que fourth Of cent and in all cases bill
ladihg shall accompany same, aud freight prepaid.
Machinery Steam Boess Engines. and ali extra heavy
ffeghis by special contract
u persons with large ts of stock freight TO be charged
half passage in The cabin 81 when fca nv Tho
boat s. deck find themselves a extra feed carried
with stock. pay freight at regular RAGS.
All articles Of Merchandise specified enumerated in the
above Isis of Down and Up Feight charged proportion
rates according 10 their classification.
ghteage Marble and Carriages all dissertations and
hall gerage on Salt if reshpped be expense Of Con.
signles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

Qu4TglESF CouR De rtsTRIcr jLA WILLIE DE LA MILE
de la N0uyalle- Orleans ORLEANS VS.. ADELE
LAMBERT-No 49, al
IA moi adresss par Honorable Quatriene 6ur de Dsrct
de u Nouyee Orleans dams fare cdezsus e proc6dera Ia
LtSDI Ter docobfe 1860 midi lH6tel de Ia Cite rue dc
Commune entire les u Camp DIES Magasns Yente
puoqe ct adjudication de Appropriate don't suit III description
Quarene District IIT 80 borne par les rues Itorissesu ST
Thnna Fece e. Ste Marie ayan rtds de face liz rne
Saisie dams pafare ci-deSsug
O0EDITIONS--G compliant au moment de Adjudication
-, Il. 4. PARKER
nl5L ses ~ Y NJ Sheriff de ia PArnisse d ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
Arrived Saturday.

Steamship Fashion, johnson, I'm Mobile, to Wake.
.4 field g. Wilbur--lst dist.
Bark A Il Kimhall, Gables, 80 days FIN Philadel
phia, to G III Soria- previously reported at
Powderhouse LIST dist, 23.
Steamboats,.
,..4,N. gz-e+5-a -3-=-=5oys
California, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
WER MIssIssIPPI
Leaves arery THURSDAY. nthP, N. &
NEW lAI2I GAAS ANn

NEW O3NA4AAAs AMI
.G@S4 ssyIGKsBuRG UNITED STATES f. n
NsSS&HE$r MAIL LIME R2saz44Er
The magnificent " S. mail PACKET v i e Il Is mrE g.
~ Wits, commander leaves aboyu Argyle (ireeyie
Sunnysde, Eggs Point, Lake Washington Grand Lake caro-
lima Landing Ashton Pitchers Point SkpwIthR Lake Prev
denee fioodreh's Landing, Mlkc's Bend, Duckport Vk
burg, Warrenton, New Carthage, Gulf St IoSebh Rod
ney Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams, Monh Of Rcd River
Ionrlca M1rganER Point GGapae Bayou sara Port Hudson
Baton Rouge Plaquemine Douadobye iii intermediate
landings.
Freight taken for all landing q Yayoo Taahatchie and
Sunaower rivers, with priYe Of rsshippiug.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Rt5PM HAMe4z@
The magnificent y. s. Mail packet Natchez, Captain r. p
aGggs p9rt audS9n Bayou sa Red River Landing FORT
"TFfeh9n ma Vieks6arg every Saturday "
iote and VIII take freight for all landings On TIE Yagon nnd
ia,hhAtehle riVets al high water detention
ie ABOVE mentioned splendid packets will leave nm
,heir regular days, without fall hour anDontsd All
attended to. ~ Pr'F''1 N"1 tsinlut1y
itse boats will not be responsible any letter Or psctay.
money ewelry other vAlshes unless reguar
6s Of ading taken specifying coattns gnd ysIns nv
pad nor foF sauses deposited with The cler
~ We passengers, OF contained In their baggage
Forfreight or passage apply on board. IF "a
,,,.. !. ]. PERSON A. co, d..
80 u Corner OF GhEpnfeet and Union streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

TAk1rI on CH.RGEs on FREIGHT NEW ORLEANS ARB
LAroUReIh TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Neiu Ort9Gns 10 Con1 aud Let9tprhc =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
LEGAL NOTICES,

-r>->~>>>e-~1>>--~>
Scoop DISTRICT CoUET SUCCESSION OF A. u. DENs-
nt New Orleans IOW-No l67a5
NOTICE Is hereby given TO the cred ItOrs
~ Of estate and 10 all other person herein Interested Ia
SHOW cRnae within ten days from present notification any
ey nave OF can why the account presented by Joshua Baker
SGra0r q this estate should be homoiogated and aD
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order Of the Court.
B. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk
DRgzIEsE Corr pE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE A. D.
De y SouVale Orleans. nE&SLOW-~No l5,735
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
eefs de Ia dite succession peFonnes pne
celia peut concerne dayoir dddnre dix ouTs dater de
i pfesehfe publication les ra9n pour esquees romptenr
sentd Joshua Baker, Guraer d.te succession NO
seat point appouyf &c hooou6 les onds entire sos mnns
rGnarts coniormfment dit compile
Par ordre de la CoHr
aus se3 E. NTCHOT Depnt4 Greffer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
rived Yesterday.

a4 Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Hutchings, from Havana via
a Key West and other Florida ports 23d ult
to C Harris--lst dist
Steamship Austin, Talbot, FIN Brazos Santiago
via Indianola, to C Harris--lst dist.
Brig A A Chapman, Laurent, 13 days fm Havana,
to S Plaasan-2d dist, 20.
Steamboats,.
Sunny Side, Maratta FIN Cincinnati.
Edw Gay, Bowen I'm st Louis.
Gladiator, Klinefelter, I'm St Louis.
R w Powell. Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Capitol, Baraneo, FIN Bayou Sara.
Gen Quitman, Cannon, FIN Lima Landing.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Bayou Sara.
Hiawatha. Dix, fin st Louis,
Towboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes went
down light brought up brig A A Chapman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
Regular FRIDAY Paek9f for YIek1 hnTF an, tho RrJs
FOE SkIEIYIlIa,a .ANnI "

H. lake PIoviienee Gs5drich Landing. MihEe9s
LsSSHSsNa BEND DnckpOrt, NicIssburg Warfentpn New
Carthage Grand Gulf >I io.eph Rodney, Wa.
terpfoo Aaielez Fort Adams, Red River inng Tnnics
Morganzs Point Gonpes, Bavor Sara, Hudson Baton
Rouge Plaqneme Doadfunyle and intermediate land
gfl he new and elegant packet steamer NEurv
I1Gene. Capt b. Richardson will commence her tfips IN
FhIaY september IL aud cnee regularly above every
passage apply to e Va
D. r. CARROLL & Co.
aus u agents 53tIteondclet street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
LIsT on VESSEL ID poar aor oEEAEEn
RariSs.
sSrT..S.
Schnslnera.

antsilia $500" .-..+l y I
Y +. Keeling ,-s....-.Algiers
lew prop. ....a..., .22d2
Nzt''l5' - ls-'.- .tss' - zststi2
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Telegraph.


New York, August so-Arrived hence, ship Con
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you SARA PACKETS.
BAYOU SARA MAIL Co. @m

BAYOU SARA MAIL Co. -"
LsNAKtsSs FOR BAYOU SARA. IsMs&st%
The fine passenger packet q pitol Captain Barsncs
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at o'clock.
FOR DONALDsoNyTLfE .0..N"# +"
The passenger packet Empire Parish, Can't Vincent
leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY 10 oscIock A. Nj |;
returning leaves Donasonye every WEDNESDAY morning
passing the Coast in daylight
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST
The steamer d Joseph Vincent master, leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY evening O'clock, and FRI
DAY morning at 10 O'Clock.
S clerk is always the landing Louis street. to
receive and deliver freight and sign bills adng for the above
boats.
ta2 3n EUGENE IASouE. kV.pt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

No1TCE = Mr. JOSHUA rico. IN, aoLre oIfg
Sdiar5 Pihe = - - ~ lyon = 5S aaee
New oFlssns July s-ls6Q ystt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
Sitspa.
NOTICE no CARPENTERS Ann sGnpgRs
PATENT SAWED wgATaERBnARnIEa

Both Rough aud pFessea ffoSa lie very hal ytrtou
eINs and CYPRESS timber se "A ots to sat ppfehse5.
nav sT. n va a. sgSe s5,Ja No.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
Railroads.

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, September /, 1860--1s bales cotton
J Person Geo is do W Ghampln &co-l4 do
Connolly eco 10 Harding, Abbay d Morehead
-l0J Watt &co-- 10 Cutrer & Harrison-7 Payne
Harrison Warren, Gilmore Eco s Bradley
Wilson &co-7 do Holloway q Lonsdae-6 Ably Il
--sundries to order-Total l2s bales cotton.
N. o., OPELoUsaS AND GREAT WESTERN. q
BRAsHEAR CITY. September l. 1860 10000
feet lumber II Mccall SO bales moss Trosclar g.
Haydel-sundries to order.
P0NTGHARTRAlN.
MoBILE-Per steamer CaIifornia-23 bbls naval
stores Huntington Bro 40 do NJ j Smith Geo.
sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
i BsxK,rH sNsS faKsCH,

II 10 slslga l6sshfh. q. T.ecoutlfe
& BIZ . kiEsehi
Landing * saip ale Eses. Fer sale s3y
81 D. GRATTAA a Co,
ia o oasioaaoass 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

,,EsEAWUf12ASN Il NJ
fI4T Vieksbnfs Packet-The yery swift and mag
sEa#.sls3s 3hceat passenger packet Gen. Jno. A.
kE-SashaEsz&tau1tman John W. Cannon, master Win
Eslvey Leave Is above for Argyle ing Greenve Deer
aTeek Landing, FONT WerhingtOn Carolina ding Lake
nasng'en Grand Lake Ashton Pileher Point skpwhs
Bend Nickshurg Warreno Grand Cuff 81 Joseph Radnny
Waterproof, Nachez Red River Ignung BAYOU sara Ratn
Rouge and all intermediate landings freight Of
apply on board s vs. passage
- M VTRGINIUs G. DENTzEI.
- Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
RT ADAM S .
For EORT anAnrS

FOR FUIST ADAMS, iuGlGA, NOR
fNr sanzt Bayou So aHl tug Cns,f.. IN new pas
sSenger steamer Laurel Hti, f. T. Gross,
MASTER ha. b9en 8 % cut aud her cabin
Wi commence ruHg The apove trade about The
o'clock.
an2 I'm RrGHSE t.A&0fTE, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
Leaves every TUESDAY ats O'Clock p NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VYs.sx q.

NEW ORLEANS AND yYCaSs~
SzS A burg Y. \ Mail Lime For 5onaasoitgiiie, Pie
.quemine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, BayouSers.
re- River Landing Fort Adams sacheE Water
bufg-The steamer Charm err CAPT W. a. Wson ,Fil
leave ~ above every TUESDAY, O'clock Nj Returning
sne VIII leave fickshurg every FRIDAY o'clock III
ja4 psns ~ "a e, ND HT1is a, sta..
The above steamer will af t,b ~
Dewdr6p fer Yazoo ryeF 9 - o a'eai1e1
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e. hsphia and all Intermediate andings-Tho elegant
lard vet5 fasttuhiug paAgngsr packet steamer
Hs&sasE Emma, - GaTlin tnRstGr will leave Nbote.
For freight passage apply On board
v1RGINIus O. pENT2EIs
anI Advertising Agent
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
~CJlW ANTZ ARRIVED!
TILE LARGEST STOCK or GOODS EVEl
BROuGiII To MARSHALL.
per Cent Chra per q

'INlIE undersigned has just revived and issr
opening this largest and handsomes, steel !
goo.i- he has ever hrcHgh, to this market. IL
werc purchased under his own personal ~upt
vision. and upon such favorable terms that ;
is prepared to onhr them TWENTY FIVE
PER CENT CHEAPER than an, be has m
sold in Marshall In variety. richness, and q.
ten, they cannot be rNcclcd All are invited y
call, examine aud satisfy Themselves, as TO ga
IT,. and uriccs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
JANuARy u. I6sa


" "
DsAR SIN This IL to certify tina, H.,
been concerned in running three Of your 70 \,
Mil Rocks, and respectfully att.s, ,ha, =, =.
fer your Mills to any other made W. :,
grind more corn and make better meal th.s =,
other Mil. in faci we can grind il All.
JAMES u SMITH L &C.
Arcade Mills. Husk Co, Ter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
aaO.Mm WORTH or PROPERTY.


My stock Of Goods on hand 300 acres OF
wi good land 400 Of which " in good state
Of cultivation. Also three hundred and twenty
acres of land no Improvement Two town lots
near the square. One OF the best family resi-
denefS in the town, with four lots out houses
fruit trees, dc The honse has eight rooms all
new and well furnished and well srrted for a
boarding house II is situated near the Female
Acadcsy. A valuable negro moman. of excel
lent qualities, good cook washer, and ironer
One Of the beat family horses ana bucgies in
town. a fine Piano. large lot Of household
and kitchen furniture, for sale after my house is
sold
Having determined to change my business
am resolved To sell Those wishing bargains
had better call soon.
KING THETFORD
Marshall Texas. Feb. Ia 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
Carpctiny and straw Mattins,

\ very pretty stock which will satisfy any :
lie has also large assortment OF tgisr
Revolvcrs douhcanl single barrel Guns c"s
watches breast pins. finger rings. perfume
looking glasses clothes hair, and tooth bra's.
fid.lles thrnnl Ac
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
VUADV.MADE CLOTHING.

An endless variety from the finest to The pa
-, and mos, durable, and of all prices. t''
furnishing Goods embracing shirts, drawers g
va,.. suspendcr- hats boots shoes etc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

BARBER SALOON.

BARBER SALOON.
Ecmorcd 70 me DppieAlcgcr BnaapA
rrEIE undersigned having formed co partner
! ship. and fitted mp ccmmod'nus room IN
the popplpmeyer Building north SIDE OF the
Public square for
SHAVING SALOON.
are prepared TO serve those who may pn'roulse
them Hair Coloring, Cutting ShamHonine
&C. executed in manner to give satisfaction.
1tey will keep on hand SUPPLY of
EN- . PERFUMERY, BAY RUN etc
Tho, ala, ,.cep on hand a superior article Of
cIG4Rs AID CHEWING ToBACCo
yho;r cns,om.r. u, n rear this in mind sold
81 "A very small pr"i, -,.s rp,>vs.
FRED. RICHARDS.
tug 6. 1889. a1;u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
| $50
1860 G.. e.. GREGG 4 CO., 1850
Ar THEIR STAND NEST or THE PuBLc SQUIRE
MARSHALL. TEXAS
DIAL
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS;
l. AIDES FANCY DRESS EMBROIDERY HOSIERY
GLOVES HATS. CAPS BOOTS. SHOES uARpW ARE
sADpIERY IRON STFft CASTINGS
CHINA WARE
WARE
;, Yankee JcNeIry. school Miscca"r"", Books,
vl<NVA'VlOV GOODS. etc. etc. etc.

oun
w shall hasy the stock that have brought
We n and by industry
vn
Tc have traded with house from It's very
much
furnish al with their patronage
other Marshall jena
New oTanl YET to he 'rcbN whether
Gr g n
We old customers and
and honorable sell them
Good. ON A. rood terms ybouscth side o
friends and the public generally Tor the long
our and
promising efforts to please all both
ok,spp Clerks showing
for will
resaphc ton ims, our
aco G 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
LIQUORS.

DURE Brandy and Whisky, and Wines Of
every description, can be- had by calling n,
RLUpWoRriiS
MAY : SEQ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
GREAT WAR!!!
The War is Not 10 be Avoided
NESSRS. COHEN & BREDlG
HAVE DECLARED 4 GREAT WI
AGAINST rus

MERCHANTS OF MAR>llAbL' y
1 tCORDt\c To their adverii-mssl
n seems they think themselves well Ms
and prepared for battle. While Their canss
aiding fire has already commenced agAn
frontier, T.. schwartz who being the the nh'
the rear, takes the obligation To carry oa
war against said firm hy himself ~ithosi
assistance at all, lie Is strong well n'nsa'
sure To deca, the enemy. even when th!
already of their victory. T.. Schwartz
small man. bat very strong in his sci'oa' 4
promises to his friends and patrons that = u
no, show himself coward, And. since W
has commenced, he will fight TO the ~
cent Of profit until be ha defeated the -
and shown himself ~ victor, which he -
SURE to do because he sold. in the time o.
his goods very low, and he will, in this ,',s.
time OF war. sell hisgo"is lower than ever ~
Don, forget To first call in y. Sh~arusS
before going elsewhere. price his goods ." ?
will be- sure to pnrchase. An.
Marshall May ~, 1860. nv"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
IRON CASTINGS AND STEEL.
l,ll. RS


Full Sets Of Harness.
EORTY sets Of Harness, comprising single
l. and double Buggy Harness and Carriage
Harness just arrived, and for sale at the very
lowest prices, by
BRADFIELD y TALLEY.
April 81 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
PLANTATION GOODS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

Ncrro clothing cheaper than ever oHrrd
Marshall Fine Plantation linen. towels, ~
hurgs. russeis, Sc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
SNI)I)I.I.lkN.

\ rich and choice variety. Table crocse
Hollow, ayd Glass Ware. tiue china sets spcoa
knives. md iprk4 Nr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

JULIUS 4. NOTEWORTHY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
INLAND INSURANCE

policies against the dangers of transportation Of
merchandise, at favorable rates.
Losses promptly adjusted aod paid.
Policies issued without delay by
g. q GREGG, Agent
Marshall Texas. May =. 1860. nil''f,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21
Reception Of Mr. Douglas AT Albany.

ALBANY, frQav, july ~, loOV.
Judge Douglas arrived in this city at half past ten
clock this evening. The d mont atiou made by his
frends was of the most mpressing andspirted oescrp
ron. At the Bo'ton depot he was met by detach-
ment of Little Giants with dab and blue uniforms
al by the Committee of Reception, numbering fifty
citizens, among whom appears the name Of John Ii.
Reynolds, N. c., from this district.
On crossing the river the sides Of the pier ar land
il g we're brilliantly lighted with Roman candles, and
guns fired in rapid sson. The iiitsry was
firm ON this side and escorted the carriage contain
i Judge Douglas Mayor Thatcher, Peter Cagger,
Slepi en- Clarke, and Others which was fanktd
and conducted in square By the Club Of Little Giants
bea' ing torches. AZ the Deeyan House the crowd
numbered many thousands.
Judge Douglas, after brief speech OF welcome by
Mayor Thatcher, responded attiiboting thu magnif-
cent demonstration here as well as those throughout
the line of his journey not much TO any desire to do
honor to an individual, as to popular sentiment n
favor Of the great doctrines Of nonhtervention with
the free will of the people.
He auotd to the sectional position of these parties
who sire intervention, the to prohibit aud the
other TO project Slavery against the wishes OF the
people of Territory He declared that the only doc
irine uron which The Union could stand, was the
recognition If right of the people to free govern
ment according to their own wishes, subject only to
the Constitution Of the United States.
The en'bu.issm durirg the address, and throughout
the lire of march unequaied and, even moro than
the numbers present. indicates The warmncss OF friend
ship which Judge Douglas Is hailed by his friends.
The proceedings did not terminate till after mid
night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

The Charl,ston Fee Press eays ~ feww seks
ego we ed Levy Cou had spp'opdsee some swe han
compensation for incurred by Cap hn
Of Jefferson County Ia providing fst the Saa uang
the iursorent 81 the Brown party But few mo- nbex
(the Count having been In session seseru dAy
scintco The Judge during his May term csrt ed 70
the Jor but this also was % AID By
the Sste Auditor
The charlottesville Perier learns Shst r~gr man
bel pgna Mr. Eugene CATH Charlottesville died SAt
urday under the following circumstance lie Wa whip
ped severely Friday for urr,ng on On Snt day the
left him in charge Of who according 10 Mr.
Wss gave him beatin with stiex Wls
,hs wa Transporting Mr. Wash up He then tod hands
bhrd i'm and hiset together and prnyed hin hes DOWN
ward where he hsaf
Mr. w hreeauates Of minute Upon tenF tan he
three unuts& An inquest hid upon tie body
BY and the verdict OF the Jay died Of
cor yeston If TIRE orsin'
v recently Of another whers negro
ihsd in ueghboiug eoUnty and died WI ain min t~o
atewsId The verdict In this dss Of ssbiniou
OF ctcamS aOceS."
The Aleranario Gaz tie says; "At tbs ceent sss-
ou Of ihe DUSTY Court OF ixei bloec sysari be-
fore Court and having pr we'd the 30 ioooss
but eighth OF BIZ Cd sked tne onrs ~
evidence granted the certificate AGED fir Ths ooeet this
process to release the parties sppyI$ fo tss ard
penalties attached b. free negroes the laws ee Cos mon
wealth The application founded pom the fou'~tnGt ec9a
Of the Code 90 Virginia:
Tls Cont of any county ,oson. upen sat0 factory
o ~ iSeJ blood resident certificate sat hr me-
,sgro bieb certificate Dr@ q such the
n.Ssie, md disabilities aich free negroes be
believe the spT jcstion for tie beia 81 u shis
proyision OF the state law es xns ie IN this County"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21

we many cid friend pun bers of whom were school
M 'rs and companions in early life They very
s, and partial to and are now ssking me to be-
eco car didste for CoDgr. g. but have 40 ambition
cons iirc,iop Indeed, doubt whether II
10 tns' 'ouId take the p'are and I more than doubt
ene'N, 'nsnsgers would allow me 70 be nominsted,
me parry zen 10 70 attached to The fortunes Of the
.ecaus s tah lie, Stephen A. Douglas.
rh. an. " Zeitang learns from private sour
css chs, ,,s ,av1., mi who have hitherto been the
chief reliance ~ ro,. ~ in Naples hsvs been won
over to the revolution 5, the agents Of Maznini TIE
lszzs,on have alvs,. d.. -ired the fate Of Naples.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21
FIRES.

FIRE III FORTT-sEyENTH STREET.
Lest night, ahou, 81 O'CLOCK, the kerosene OIL factory
of ss. Blonui l. Co.. ieca in F)rtyssventh street
Desr Eleventh svenhe, was totally destroyed By lire
involving loss on building, stock and machinery
about $1,000. The Arm Is uninsured How or
what manner the Gre originated did not trsnspire
FIRE IN BLEEcKKR STREET.
Shortly after 10 ocle'k last night IRE oeeuyred q
HE passe psrtout mannf-story Of Bertan 81 Msu, G.
No Sc Blocker street; but, being discovered att
early moUent, it extD gushed The fire crginst
under stairway in back shop, and il is supposed
in the use of a charcoal furnace. Damage S25.
FIRE IN cESTRE STREET.
fire occurred yesterdsy, 10 consequence Of q h
fectiye Aue in the brass foupdery OF James Gaikgh
No. 81 Centre street. Damage, $780, Nc inssrax %
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senator Douglas at Charlestown.

BusTON, FTFuHy Jufy 70, Iouo
Last evening Senator Douglas was received by
Mayor Dana Of CharIestown, aud addressed about
three thousand persons. His reception Was very cor
dial and enthusiastic. During tho day he visited Lex
ington. Senator Douglas leaves for Albany to-day.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Friday, July 20, 1860.
Senator Douglas arrived here the noon traia from
pertons with great enthusiasm firing Of cannon aud
band Of music. He Up Ike from the balcony of the
Mssssso House for thr e-quarers of an hour, being
frequently interrupted by cheers and applause. He
will dine this afternoon with large number of our
prouDe citizens and leave at 625for Albany, where
q great reception awaits him.