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SALES Ar AVCwyOa.

LIEN j. KEEt.Bk co, AUCriOkekhA
IA MortKsee sale - eegsu Household Furniture 10 SAL
- 0tgage OF 81 mo -sod by order ~ q, O. Y. Am H~r
attorney or mort tails dav, SATURDAY, july - "
10y ocoes al Eve story 1one ,eNdeuc Il We% Iw~n
y sixth street, rsxh Parties 10 want OF u
clAs bousehnd Furniture will find tht chance dcta Of
ferva every che Will perempoiy sold 10 70 high 81
bidder Descriptive catalogues at ths house On mortn "
sale
eeven octave Plspoorts Drawing Rom snits, Siusry
Boo&rase k.Feres. Brussels Carpets, ADD mapol dur
OH fsptns. ttsuelfrs lace Curans rosewood h1d
mahogany bearuom Furniture
Rosewood Pror SUIT covered In blue and gold b~ocset
VIZ Tses sofa Cnar recepuon and o1- ossl osrS
Chairs; richly covered N sid god bro
est~l pes rosewood Etsee - f,ookc Laed With
Tables Tulkish Chairs card qusrtse fsbie
bronze md orInolu Chandeliers, CHINA Vases
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE fiAHOFOhTE,
Carved aud made by Broad uakers has all 'he
improvements has b-en fully tesaei by competent
judges and pronounced superior sirunsnt fully sdtTan-
tee Canterbury stool and Lab Cover, Pier Mirrors ?fx
nacl 13s62; 10 Carpets la <ors artistic Eronxes
representing iazsoers. nung Poetry husl kci ntrio
Marble Satuarz Oh Painngs by Cole inman, Ru sell le
and and otners French linc hngrayin. superb Noting
ham lace Curtains Shades, dc sOlue lava Vases from oL
peh and kerculADeusn lady Work Table ntad With Gt
Chess Table Muse io rosewood Hat stand Chairs ocioh
stair Carptts Rods. &c ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and mahogany
dressing Bvresus Bceseats. wsshasss hair and sprog
Mattresses fe tereds Blankets Sheets oval Mirrors eight
osy Cl,rks Sofas Rockers, spring bottom Chtrs IL, krc
oak dining Fur mure Tables Buffet ivory handled Lhi.
Cutlery chins Glassware dc Aleo general assortneni Of
basement and kitchen Furniture Terras
abe money or cerihed checks Sale pcrenpory rain
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supreme Court-special Term.
bIoN Hon. JudSe LNolard.
HAEEas CoRrt-s FOR AN hIJIHEp vAGIASr.

HAhEas Coarts FOR AN hIJIagED vAcEASr.
JrIY T.-fa 1t ssdner " ue pcsi,on u IadJ.Ad
Kn.-pIhe prsou'r has been brooghl before tho Court
On halea' oosp,s, AID application msde fcr hes dis
charge zn ,ooiaencut IA t5e wcrShcsse where has
been committed by Justice Welsh. ~ yssraat The re-
cord e her commitment shcWs that ,ie hls been walk
ING the streets piotltcte from s'nco~n 10 midnight
and atec, hr year two. frequently socitiag
SD eG.as With them TO houses Of prosttgcn. and
IL oGcn found drunk IN the street. 30 fss ~ che
oyd,noo shows sic oJsias hcs living by rrosttut u
Ene has Fislte ness N maintaining herself livilg
wi,hou; emrtoy at .osst wout any lawful meass
employment Tho thi-i scc,inD ~ the fagfsrt
borioF TIC m traic "a coutait vigrins, proper OBJ
such rclri o. the ilc poor Lou f such offend
or be DC proper person. 10 tc T. Tire puor houss
thcn bc - sis shall be tcuuoae u the Cridcwcli
Housc o Corgct,s3I 81 or tenn not crcccdng SIXTY
arrived tsE thai whic! been iosld by Jyst,re
Welsh The prisoucr offered ~ eyitenc. IN her own be
hS she denied hcr put. AID sworc that she
ct, ad WORKED Tor her living The evdsnos OF tho other
wituCfses ovtscshs hcr osIh. Lo~evcr. Tue record
shows tEa; ghe Was committed for A" two moathE" tle
clAvcii, the 10Th ~ July instant Will there
fore EXPIRE on The 10Th Scptrur noxt The ccmpa.
tsi'or q tine r w1ct she was committed siHiy-twv
u = btug loo two days ro.r thai the statute sUiHi1
fhe oonmitscnt should be toe sixty days, not Coz tw,
rrootEs Wheu tao moa ~ VIII exceed sisty days The
,otimtuicat s Irregular U a. N-i~ct Iae prisoner Is
therefore Discharged.
a. Il Han,a u. Joan " Sador ART oaa+-M,,,oa
dcpied wthoyt custs
smead rrsrtHt on pa Llcnt 0f SlO osts g oppoauc.
Joan 4; tTtss,u urd psS1s Sc,scs ~ S,ntsil non
gru1Jcc
B'o-c Hon. Judge Slthc.isni
Io5rutsr sro-ncn " Hc" C,rt dnf
Oa-re-ihe demurrer e.. the dc;oacaIl Ie.ru Il C,rrs
am fN r ~. Cast, NUT b. oyerrulct With Costs VITA
lib rty 70 aEsscr in t'r days "a payment % costs
Gym Sof-ti AID OsAc7 70 kcordt.r W. Ire Sri -.
1hn paintn mus, have Judgment Tho demurrer with
cots, With ibcsty y thc d-oadsss " "a, to aiy
gsye &C fayritn t ur cost.
ShettT, 4 Hca ~ iseAss rr-sicnd. srnent for
tcienfai g. SuSWcs 10 tWuay day, payment ~ cost
JcmSs ~ Far1t-or ftrufd n .StJlcs The rrply
end TIC q q both unauthorized by c CODE
Ead 10 jud rusent can b. given On the demurrer.
Wt,lard b4Nas rs i.- r. Bsaghsr ---fnu demurrer
NUT D. DsrtpcrSi. and the socont thrt deScrccs
set az IN the uswe< must be oy,uue, with costa
TCBas iStfcsr I've Mayor, Ahc'gtcn 0Jss Cc~s.r.
on of o. rl'p ~ Ncr lOrkfle Gcf,s.dxals must
id trent on the demurrer with costL
yAr "a Tai,ror 1ad t.hors bfrrsss GogIdcs.-rhe
df nisIt, cuic, q dcfn rrcr must be ovcsruicd With
sts. wih Lbury ~ him 20 answer In tTeaty days
l.ly nsaL % costs.
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A ILEN, WILSON 4 CO., ACCTLO SEEkS.
"A Ei.EGAST AND COSTLY

MAGNIFICENT RUsEN OOD PIANOFoRrE
RARE oil. PAINTINGS at,
Al the private of the atorc
der Of the executor. No las West Feeath street.
SKtf ard Seventh avenues
Ills DAY. t>ATu EDAIJ JULY 2s. Ar l0k O'CiOck.
All tho elegant rosewood aud %horany Furn
made order only last MAJ. Ihe
over 400 lots the sale viii be perempory toe special
attention o any frieais and the public Is called
UhAWtSu kJtsNS.
Magnificent rosewood Piauofne round slh
pearl keys and inad with moth OF pearl 500:
eeant suits Of pario furnura covered with sn green aud
gold, pier and MATED Mrrr lace and brOcel Clrans vel
vet Carpets, On rartngs Eeere BOOKCASE valuable Libra
~, Ac
DINING ROOM
Fyenson Dining Table. Ba,ct Table cqtecy, Knives end
Forks rsbs and Tea Spoons Cs.of. Tea s Crocesy
Glass Ware, Clock. Sofa, Chairs. Carpets, Sc. n
Gu ,NDkRs
Rosewood, mahogany saa tlacs ~aut Redseeis marble
top bureaus wsshssuds Tables cured hair ma;,r
leather Beds Chairs CarLctDg Ia eleven f
turrs, Mirrors ciocls &c. All t. asd
nituTc. SAFE peycmptory. by order uf
MM PHILLIPS,
MARY ID DC LATORRE Executors
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United states Cosamissicncr's Court.


jim 3 III, trpot Ndas ". Wm. n Hisgn-rse
oXanitioa q The doicadsoI this cc, in which b. Is
charged with perjury respect t. hs ability So beoomo
bal tor Va Csta. cll.'gci VISA bC,pg implicated the
tla'o isado, vas coneac.i ,o . AID the Comm
rcesrycd ALs decision.
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mATnuMOvrsr..

A You've fhDN, 81 EDUthrtOS AND REFINE
~ rfrl rc%'~s1r crcrT aus.y requisite " mako h0sre
happy cfsfr 10 r@Fe Tie argUqntsi gentleman 81
o.rrs~rsrdur Description. with vc~ uaairfnDny Al
dr,@f IaHa .eftn.ni, IiesElf raice.
A NriEsAN OF Nrhss AND GOOD SOCIAL pO
~ scn, dcrfs a. make ~ 4sini q yr,i-- isy
y cittf4n .rs crnF wtdcw, with yrF " tnarlrony:
fnoo'S NJ tl4sc ty must ~ urtTtst r Nrssh saf n
ssN@rn-- AiAt = Netcas8i. Scss'1 .slcs
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THE HIGHLAND HONF, AT TTlE HIGHLANDS Or
Nevcenk New Je-.ey. 70 pleas ny I'D "a W
tn iiga ucCsss, via cynnsndns yieN Of Tie Atall-
Oc-sn s- snr 'sser eaihnS. - acsscle fcr i,ee
hhsvp. ". IhrNls.
,tettoaos. y e.d l. gai and icoe rsnaa footcl t.al
san dali.
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uExRy U LKrps, ArcrloNgrR- s,rIsRoos NO .

IL NssS4a street
HEEHY II. LEEDS 60. VIII SCI fu-s.an ca sai--s,v
july =. al !. oCok in ron of a. Nasr-u x,et
erown Ierse ID hsads ,sches bs eight years "a pos.
fecty and and VIII hroxc VA single
toued N 2sl saf been tbr tsnNs o = rsi,r Il b
bevci r. l. coo Of The b,; green hoshes me aA SUI Ly
oSiss &C urr executor. y. X. frsver
Aeo, lxe Wssoe sad single tar,s's wh'p sseet A. A.
Aso. escs Pony, fvc ODD wsrra,scd sound "a "a
In respcct has haes yrnv sdy f- ,~ 49,.
for he pass yea. u recommended every wnv ls IN 81
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V'N'Ta'F E'fT TfFNFFT
w rccnOrf a. a.. rJrpsr rseoife acu1te prices
sens- wscrs ard spcadh YES G no trtdrc S'cs
bvr f-,r PCes ~ sd tc-.b rctt cvnnec4re Wet
sesrers q lisg"r hr-s az ssh s-earc csrs rrerh
ise ~ y sas A CITttNG.
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II AXE HOCfr. fIIP T. I, (fORMERLY OR ANDII.L,so
~ ds.sh1uDy situated 90 the soai ado, az from
Nov Novs IN u view cf shs bay ard md
drives fsnes ren-eaeu drs r-ne 70 sorrv rod rsou.
VII sptiy 70 A. II. SfKLLkNwERF
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UCTlCN EOTICE-T1OS BTLi. hrtTfoSEEg
N sad ". 2. INGRAHAM This Cay. a, III CLOCK l,lc
saleguoms New Bowery, cyccuos sse Of OF
looking and picture furniture rem " ed for
convenience of saleoo various si,et Looking ,siscs
nss Enkhed and un6ulshs Furniture, alnut Red
s,eads Bureaus also Crnckery. china glass ChAir
Tsbes; nso hc balance Of the Dry Goods Millinery o,e-
the same '0O'eT- & wsii,yyAaszsSpr' Attorneys
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I AXE MOHEGAN HOUSE, IL NOW OPEN POE sUv.
bcssns. si,as,e four miles PcsskI yNsr.
Meschet,cr co. hour and bali frvsn Tho CITY hy
Hrdon ver ls-rusd hcsnl4n good drives anc b.sh.
hC maxi None os Tho mat de~Ssc ossous b. found
icr fs1s.s ~ho ggrpo-c I'M "a 1ecogny. ADDRESS A W,
Psancr. PceksklQ Poet uaiac. "
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MANsios HOUSE KEYPoRr n. J.-TRAHsIRsr
lvl md crinaneri botrucs ~ class scrsnmt
cations this tel Lne sccund landing upier
the Mr. a. n. Middleton orn-ry Il thu If,
aD, very LIBERAL terms The keypl Leaves the fpot N
Rooincu strve< daily r. NJ returning foowtng morn
nr "a ocsoos. The bshmg. hsains ana drives Kcyror
cxcc'eni-
nCgAv UCCSs TONG BRAN, 4 TIKI srR.yyps
" hiubLANu LIGHT and Lose BRANCH piy dslly
iron y cnson sceL Ncvh river. for tire Of ssrn- se
bsiy iiacs A. u. uAGSHRfy. Prorric,or.
SEA BATHING NJ LONG BRANCH N. THE ALLIE
~ rhhry t0ec T. for the
The hous - bcsniu st,aed ~ tho the I,ls-
~slc sud Iaftan ias Esiinsd, bavtrg q Gn-
oceen cod surrvuBdNs county Families taken
fhw eroA NJ WAADi.k ftoprse,oe.
CEA BATHING AT DEAL. n. T., ~ MlLss rRON
- Long RraCci TIE reu know hoastiag house.
~rite-. Coz mary y-ss snp, by thomas sorlen.
fcr Lr recStF1 u v'sler Ihc hpuse tr-~
airy hs rfun.ds al I'D sbu Ant shade
iareta rlssia Of access. Leaving
kcnnscr Nortb rives, daily Port Eosal,
eo-Incctng visa e cars a. hst psoo FOE loa srcA ani
frur usrc~ by stag " Deaf For fser nfOrnan appy
D. SutI. NISNhk CO, il3 Fcsrl street. n v or AZ.
dr,-s Tie rrssicos. Wm- Hathaway, l,cay Bssach Pos
~ re.
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A rtTI0s NoTICE.-TO EXPRESS MEN. PKpLERS
n aothers HENRY GREEN vii, sal, By order ri l.a
constable THIS day af II ock IA front OF The store 1871 vii
Lam dark bay Horse sL hands Lsn good able
worker; ALSO se< Of sL gle hsruess
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UC1ToN NOrICE-M. G. HDEY, AUCTroNEEH.-
"A Gray Horse Light Expr~ss Wneou linrne-s
LUDLOW JR VIII seii on SATURDAY., July Is. At ccocS 1t
saesroOm 66 Ccdsr street. the Post occ
built cray Hove hands high. sroa2 and good trav, her
WARRANTED sound KIDD snd gentle AL hsr.ss. une-
quaiicd ssddle horsc Also light Express Wagon
top, nearly new. and handsome SILVER plated single Hslness
10 be sold without reserve 70 eiose Il
Also,
large assortment NJ ana hand vehicles com.
rrsg Rockawsys, TIP buggies, Paetns, Wsgors &C.
&C AAc slele and double harness IN great variety
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'sH - as -
REV ARDS

OK RNwARn-U RKrl RSEn TO To- ciIxTow
az pissc. f.bfh ialn-di4ry ,yhts Ps,1e Srx.
with yellow spot 90 hcr tass
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s--..-...----
BARGAINS IN PAIL r0ySN1~ AND nipo~p,s
- srlenhi kalg Iist~ Lccris Bbcap~rs sol ,S Fe~-
herA lLot.FS hcufIlns h,nnrs y -, ffasrfne a.
ns,s tsi BonOess rpf Dress Bcrcss u So ~o,- y,s M
BINNs saipcrs al hN'sd~sy. stars ovyo-ese .A~ ~
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a ulrIoN NolIp-nY oRnER az rnE nnpr.

UCTIOS NO1ICK-HY ORDER or TIE MORT
n gngre.Be IL knows To al parties concesncd thu will
oder Tor sale at puoc aucoa hs day al toe contsnts OF
the resiocncc No IS est kateeuh street
Fifth sath consisting &c large
rich Household furDsre ne U Paintings Brosves
Sues, Vases and Ornan ents. velvet kr,s ps aad ingram
Carpets and kugs elegant ocSve ptsaoce Sooi
ca ~ carved legs, osersrung baa With moder i'm
prvveueu OF very
Curtains with French SHADES pier aud sate M.rrors
Tarlor suits, ktegcrcs Tables had Music Rack Dini
Room Easement and Bedruom =, rn,rc OF ever description
usual, found Ia aprvste resdeoce Toe Articles been
In but short time, ard perfect order he sale
oommencos at ios O'Clock eiv strsng.rs and oaers
wishing attend this sale Su find cnieni take bua1
tftn stages a.. KELLY. Morlgs-ee.
j. hllNOE TAYLOR, Auctoneer once No. Gre,s Jones
street.
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j. Saturday, Sept u
Ths United States man steamship
FULTON,
J. A. Wottnn, amander,
will pier 81 North river, foot Of Beach street. on bar
urHay, Sept u al noon -.
Ih6 ssarner-unsurvAssed for safety and comfor-hai
Auubls under Desk, encsed water tight conpst
AntA winch besdes cher results tend the svcn OF col
on randns tho prmps free 70 WORK. and socufs
Shs safety of vessei and psss-ngers
Panuare N second cabin f75 and SO
Per rrsagh o. pazsHge sppu 70 a. -
ssSuEI; ssS. EL6kEsafh * nSa Agents
No broadway.
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rsoR asvAsA AND new oRLsASs

- rraiav sest as 'st0 a ococt n, from foos of
S.yr ssreei North ver he s.unrh and fsvuvse steam
sh'r xwPfRg CRY, samuel = bsxier .onmsntsr nsw
& rrgins boilers thrOnxhiv repaired at
s<. - hr throughout put IN hrh rA2e condh "a.
vvil ~ dl~ua~hef a. above -. ,--..s.s :. -. -.
Rns n sdinr Of the proper fo,n Inrnsssa ,ss nn =
po~ frisn or passage sppy - No ~ VS., sse s2r er
~ ~ r,shs received or and after IN irsdsy, scot 70
ir~r.res ~ shpens " this steamer can re mad N We
ts~~s companies Al ~ per cert
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nRAMATIc CLAse.-LADIFs AND GENTLEMEN or
and resprctaby, wishing ~ Join he class
forming. rrter Instructions from ~ Brown, With
performances Do ~ ~ suplyfnr frv "
T. Al he rrssn Is fal psn~ a. lN se
coud avenue FIRM Ttusp ~ rnvAis lessous IA esoout'oa
ara tramatic lnsatucti0G.
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SHIPPING.

0fs
II uni.sd s.s. Nan s.s.sAip Line, leaving ever twenty
- sTfzssHiF QusAEnET 9 ssn,.|5, SI.x, o,,..,,.,
ms fsvosss s.nsr vii ). Sosossss o1s9saaisd and
nso s; pss e s s
ha D. e s sud %
HAvASA AID NEW ossEsfs ssEss TEN DAYS
m. g: O q assS q
receive freight Tuesday ls and sas - above
rom Fl. fIy%Ss1oS VI & &CScShEaos ss Cos o Murray
NoR SAVANNAH AND THE sogrH;-rHE STEAM
rsr az E..S !ivsl Oa Tsrrdsy D sepisas.- IS
s:s:: sss' Z! His.I sss = Via
al X S.sos go xass... s Hie 81 Easss asiadsS ; a.;
ras' fare In Savannah s ws ,s .oS s s.o.S SSo
Ths R. r. cuysr suoossds on Saturday September is
UoR sAvAnNAH AND orHzR POINTS AS Below
The nIss eiar side wheel seaaasip AUGUSTA. Capt NJ
Pier No North river Through acists be had for ne
New ors:n., $50 y; Mobile, :ss Montgomery, sas; "a.
fsS A M g H.sSSs :a M MssnS 8 s .dsa I x 3:
pls, ss uxu.!. s,7 -; H.sGs. sao Savannah sis
TSs ssss .s 1I .ppy sD = dss y rs v
and all on Tuesday Sept ssHxf Y sinRH rrr,ru SON
l foG. Por.mouis osy POM and scSnond, oonnscs,.s
With Norfolk snd Pessrs6usE and scu;Azds ksirosas To-
Fgh received sey day and through reospts Furnished
ss.n:SS !HSssnows Cap, sspss, leave: s.sry rus
H. % IN F fs " .1s e.
aay ..sp Yrsigh. % Yor:apSsa Or NG.tol esns Pc
o sossoI :.assIoo% meas nciaasa ps.sssCa5
y '''' LUDLXx Z HrrNrxEN, lis Broadway.
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AMUsEMENTs


Under M Arag
rNdsr ir1r sIrpGS r ~ Con
HIST 0RICAL DRAMA OF JOSEPH AND HIS BRBTHREN
represented every afternoon and evening w
By one Of The best companies Of srtsts 10 America New
scenery costumes, &c.
LION weighing eight hundred pounds the living ALBIN0
FAMILY OF White Negroes; tho living WHAT is IT. Man
Monkey the living LEARNED SEAL; the lviug HAPPY FA
MILY;the living ANAcONDAFAMIIY;0 Y; GRAND AQUARIA
tlnl living ANGEL FISH; the extraordinary Lightning
ndescyibAble animals called the WHAT CAN THYY BW
NEW WAX sTATuARY and seven immense hail. contain
ing s5000 CURIoSITIES ALL yes, al 70 bo Tor ouly
rs cents. Children under ten years is cents
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A DRAMATIC SOCIETY wRHrs TO JOIN WIS
"a rsrv N ks hrhes re~pecabihy N rrnlna large crs
and ase rcon bra o referesce required xavea .s
dress III ~, boa 7s PCS, oMce
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TRAvKILnRs. DRIVE DTExcr 10 Tus
A EMfTHpUNrsN HOUSE,
rvn~f~sy. -y-ue~ ~ Ho,n.cn &x~xa ~ Ny1fa-ad
Bnropssa pAa- kaAnx. Pruprssu
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r-Isurs LrcARps cos AUSTRALIA SHIPPERS
ian.-<w Meho1rue -rhs very superior shlp ADJ.
aowpArT Bwwei~er, rsnd@r wif have eny de-psich
Il, N. aisy~ port freight pss~sxe having superor
:. and s~sond clss pazs~nrsra Apply
~ t-rs tt~r W Esst river 70 rUHnn. RfcARDs co.,
( 4. - ~ rr~~t Tontine Bulldinxs
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S,raAMKR or OCTOBER
- FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRk
Ths United States mail stoanship
ADRIATIC,
commander, VIII sail from tne fn OF
sna str-et saturday October With mAs pAssengozs
end uYSr4s fyr the above ports.
Tor xht psaxc appy At the once NJ hs Nortn AuAn-
q 0nnnshLp Con oAny. 81 Wall street room NO q
L II gTEPHENs, Secretarv
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-28

TAXPAYERS AND FREE NEGROES IN
CHARLEsToN.-A correspondent of the
Spirit of the Times writing from Charles
ton, S. c., says:
The most notable feature in the list of
taxpayers of Charleston is the tax on pro
perty paid by "free persons of color"
The number Of colored persons taxed is
three hundred and fifty-tive, and of these
three hundred and four are owners of
real estate while two hundred and twen-
ty-six of them own real estate to the
amodnt of 81 900 or more-seme OF them
nearly $4,000 worth; the entire amount
owned by the two hundred and twenty
six above referred to,amount to SLY ,495!
In addition to this. may as we'll inform
you that the three hundred and fifty-fve
''persons of color" who are free, own
two hundred and seyenty-seven slaves.
There is one free gentleman of color"
still residing, as we are informed, in
Charleston, an owner of property, who is
honored above any white citizen in the
Union inbeing exempt from taxation; he
is the negro (then slave) who gave the
information that led to the discov-
cry of the instruction Of 1922. For
his faithful services the corporation
granted his freedom, and the immunity
above referred to.
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR. We published a short
despach on Monday last respecting the ex-
element in Jefferson city, Missouri, which
grew cut Of the quarrel and death Of two
parties to an affray al Using from political
quarrel. We are further advised that the
parties, named Dozier and Hughes, had sew
eral times threatened each other, but no.
thing of an unusual character occurred until
the above meeting, which took place 10 q
lager-beer saloon. The St. Louis Democrat
says:
1.-TWO or three shots were exchanged here
when Hughes, who had walked backwards
through the saloon, reached the rear window
and drew his bowie knife and inflicted stab
in the right breast of Doziet, plugging the
instrument several inches into the uDfortu-
nate man. Hughes dropped in the saloon
the effects OF bullet which entered in the
vicinity of his heart. Dozier than fired an
other shot, which took effect little below
from the other. Hughes expired in few MT
nents. As ne !aN be uttered the words,
"Tell my wife and children am Killed.
am killed l." Dozier walked into the
street, and was asked by friend il he was
hurt. lie said, Not much" and proceeded
toward the Virginia Hotel, walking arm and
arm with a friend He soon felt the effects
of the STAB, aud remarked, al have killed
him, and believe he has killed me- As he
said these words he fell, and was carried in
to Matthew's drug store, where he died ia
less than five minutes"
Both OF the men were married, and had
large families.
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LYNCH LAW AT Pixies PEAK,--The hang
ing OF man named Pensyl Tuck, at Nilsson
ri City, Pixies Peak, has been mentioned
He was desperate, and was generally fear
ed through the settlement. a letter says !:
On the night OF the 10th FEBRUARY, about
three hundred men went TO the residence of
Pensy ! Tuck; gaining admittaAce, they push
ed aside the doctor and went to Tuck's bed
and dragged him ont. Another person in
the house begged them not to baAg him
Entreaty was now unavailing. Fate, with
iron grasp, held victim above the power
of Mercy. The miseraoie man sought to
speak with Keller, and his last words were,
ooh Lord lie was then gagged, and tax
en- to tree and lung. In the morning
some workmen Dehe!d Lne poor wretch still
hanging where the vigilanls had left him, a
warning and example TO all who violate the
rights and privileges Of Others
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has again taken his Old Stand /,
No 50 Main street, formerly occupied by L
Smith, and more recently by II Moore g.
Co, where he would be happy to see his old
friends and customers, and all epicures OF the
weed. Satisfaction will always be given, as he
is determined to sell for prices beyond compe-
0tion.
To keepers of Groceries, Restaurants, and
small dealers, would state that allkeep
constantly on hand a large lot of Chewing To-
bacco of all brands and all prices, which will
sell alta very low figure, wholesale or retail.
S s Lawes' Twist Chewing Tobacco, first
rate article. am selling tie best Killicki
nick Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco at rs cts per
pound retail, and at wholesale at a very low
figure.
Meerschaum Pipes and Mouth Pieces, or CT.
gar Smokers, Fancy and Powhatan Pipes, Gil
gar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Fine Cut Chewing To.
bacco. Scotch and Macaboy Snuffs, Root and
Reed Top Pipe Stems, &c, &c. Also, all grades
of Cigars at all prices. from the best imported
Havana to German, including my own mann-
facture, of which have large stock on hand,
and am constantly making to order.
J A RUNALDUE,
NH Sign OF the Eagle. Main street.
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BARNuN ON THE STAaE.-P. /. Bar
mum, the Snowman, having paid of the
last of his "clock notes. has taken
the American Museum in New York.
The Tribune of Saturday, says:
To-day, between the acts of the play,
Mr.. .Barnum will appear upon his own
stage, in his own costly character of the
Yankee Clockmaker, Tor which he quail
fed himself, and will give brief history
of his adventures as clockmaker, show
ing how the clock ran down, and how it
was wound up.
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n. BOTTIMOR

. Fl n A ? G . . D ,,
hive In store a large Stock oil Ladies, Gen
l. tlemeu, Misses ana Children bOt anu
sHDs,S of all kinds qualities and styles which
/ viii sell ut the very lowest prices. Ehe
ynniic are requested 10 examine these Sonds
Nv T. BOTTlNfORE,
NO. IS, T.. side Market Square
20, Sign Big Yellow Boot.