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n Office TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
IL Having located in the City CT RaleiSn take this OPP
Portuny to inform the public generally, that prepar
ed to make contracts for public private buildings any
part of the State on the most favorable also
prepared to furnish Granite in its rough for building
other purposes or dressed to order in shape requ
ed at reasonable rates
Orders for Stone addressed to through the Postoce
Box 24, will meet with prompt attention. All bills paya
Bile to individually. l will be responsible for any
debts made by any men in my employment without
der from me- THOMAS COATES
Jan. 4, 1861 Sim.
N. G. RAILROAD OFFICE AT RALEIGH.
INR0M and after this date no goods will be delivered
until after the freight has been PAID No exceptions
TO the above rule.
D. A. WICKER, Agt.
Jan. !, 1861. 4-tf
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LAW BOOKS.

4 LAW DICTIONARY AND GL0SSARY-Contan
"A ing full Definitions of the Princ.p TERMS THE
CoNNoS AND CIVIL LAW together with translaons and
explanations of the various technical phrases in different
languages occurring in the ancient and modern Reports
and Standard Treatise embracing also all the Principal,
Common and Civil Law msxims; By Alexander NJ Bur-
rill q neD and enlarged edition.
For sale by
Raleigh N. c., Feb o. 1850. lift
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JOHN c. HIMSELF AGAIN.
TIME SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS
friends and the public that he has reganed his health,
and will continue the Auctioneering business his newly
ttedup establishment Hackney Pools Clothing Store
The will be lighted up with Cas- and ranged
10 make both bidders and goods dpp'dr tr have also
made arrangements TO ave full le-size portrait Of my
brother Chip TAKEN and will exhibit whenever bad look
ing articles offered the will be great
TO make the goods ~ pear better.
can't promise 10 tdLk Ike DOugds but will endeavor
like my namesake Bat, to speak to the point.
JOHN C. MOORE.
November l6, 1860. 92-tf
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COMMISSION, 1861.

GENERAL COMMISS1ON, 1861.
" GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Having reliable correspondence with Wholesale Dealers
in most of the cities am prepared to continue the order
ing of Goods With dispatch reasonable commission
wholesale prices has given universal satisfaction my
friends, thus far. Try and your money Verbam
Sat, &c. : JAMES II. TOWLES Ap't.-
Feb. 4 1861. i6-tf D.
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NOTICE.
VENAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
Il Cumberland county, the LIST of May, 1861,
runaway negro who says he is free that his name is
HENDERSON SEARS and that he is from Davidson
county, and was bound TO DAVID HUNT. He is about
&c years old feet high, and weighs about $50 lbs had
when taken up hickory shirt, black Cas- pants, and
black round coat The is requested to for.
wurd prove property pay charges and take him away
he will be dealt with the law di'ecls.
G. L. MCKAY Jaer.
June s, 1860. Aft
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TO THE FRIENDS OF HOME MANUFAC-
TURES.
TTNHE KINSTON SHOE FA Glory Is NOW IN Sue
IL cessful operation. ORDERS for negro BROGANS
and BOOTS are solicited.
J. C. CARPENTER, Agent.
Kinston, N. c., July 81, 1860 60-tf.
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NEW BOOKS,

UNHE REASON WHY-NATURAL HlSTOR1 --Ul''
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Ell FURElDIS; By the Author of "The Lamplighter
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OLD DOMINION TOBACCO,
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nNE VOL. sVO.-CONTAINING NEARLY FIVE
" hundred pages Price reduced to S.
With the NOrth-Carolina Form Book CantwePs Justics
and this volume showing the actual practice in court the
mere citizen the untionary the lawyer have easy &C.
cess to business forms. Postage 35 cents
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Raleigh, N. c., Aug. IL, 1860.

BIOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTO.
" RY.-SURVEY OF N0RTH.CAROLlNA-Con
cripons and history of the trees, shrubs and woody
vines; By Rev. II. A. Curtis, d. d.
.-t For sale by ,
W. L. POMER0Y
Ralsioh N G. Aup. z 1890 S.
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CHEWING
"A TOBACCO:-THE PURE SOUTHERN QUiDN
supply of the above just received by
H: D. TURNER,
Raleigh, Jau. Z, 1861. I.c
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MARIAN HARLAND'S NEW BOOK.
NJEMESIS; By Marian Hariand, Author Of Alone,
IL Hidden Path" Moss Side" etc. Price u 20
This day received, and a
For sale by = ,,,,,zpov
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GNORN AND COTTON PLANTERS.-Sinclairs
~ celebrated CORN PLANTER, Wiuchesters and Ian.
casters Cotton Seed Planters always hand mauufac
turer's prices with freight only added.
These great labor saving machines will not only save in
seed and labor but insure better stands of crops than any
other way of planting "a word to the wise ought
&c. JAMES NJ TOWLES Ae't
Feb 4, 1861. l6-Mar2l.
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IRISH POTATOES.-vERY FINE, ON SALE AT
j lowest market prices. JAMES NJ. TOWLES, Apt
Feb. 25, 1861. 25-H
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NORTH-CAROLINA FORM BOOK.
A improved edition of this valuable work recently
~ published by II. ID. Turner, Raleigh N C., printed
good paper and substantially bound in law calf 1contans
Forms OF all those Legal Instruments which people have
occasion to use and furnishing, also guide to Justices
of the Peace Sheri Clerks Const Coroners School
Committees DC. d., to which added the Constitution
Of Norh-Carolina and the United States
the principal officers of the State and Of the counties titles
Of address, &c, &c. Furnished the unparalleled low
price of One Dollar beng the cheapest book offered
for sale When sent by mail extra charge Of 20 cents
will be required to postage this edition. lib
eral discount made to those who buy to sell again.
Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by
HENRY ID. TURNER,
At the North Carolina Book Store.
Raleigh, N. c.. Dec. l9, 1850 IU5-tf
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LIVERY LADY WHO DESIRES PRO-
IA fusion of Curs at trhing cost Of time or money
and injury to her hair should send to PESCUDS for
Box of ArnoIds Patent Hair Curriers' Price so cents
Raleigh, n. c., Oct. 2, 1850, 79-tf
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iA.,-p,p, cnmm.na,nr stephen D. TrenehsId Lieut. A. A.

ti..,Yp,p, Coumspdns stephen d. TrenchId; Lieut. A.
Lsmnis Psymaster H. PsnsbOTn A''l, Sgsoo W. =.
Nssers h. Churchill, W. A. Giwod aud John Dili' sham;
I'd AssIsnt Engineers, Edwin We H. w SCOTT George H.
Psynaaers Clerh SAM W Ksyf Masters mees John hch-
moDd Wsl.r H. 6sr6ed and Geo. d. Teei Acting Caipen-
ter w. Tuct EFT.
The u. ). steam frigaie Minnesota, tr,e officer u.
Shjneham. from HatteIas Inlet, sr.iyed yesterday
morning. The Rebel officers on boz I'd win probably
he sent 10 Fort Lafayette and the privates TO Fort
SCHUYLER The Minnesota is dgDled and after dispos-
ing of the prisoness will ~ TO tbe Brooklyn Navy
Yard for repairs.
detachment Of recruits from Boston arrived yester-
DAY morning. AID at tidnsieETed 10 Govern
ors leland. Recruiting in Boston 10 dull at present,
The volunteers having the call there, as IN all other
cities.
The Rev. Joseph Stoekbrdge, U. s. ~, has been
ordered 70 Tire Pacific Squadron, and will sail on tbe
lth inst. for Aspinwsl aud Panama, TO joan The Tag
shin Iancagfer
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army AND NAVY.

Doe regular troops Governors ard Bedlee's
L. Ends were mustered for payment on Saturday, and
ths arms sccouterments, &C., infinitely inspected by
Ck. Loouiio, the new commanding officer
S,n ONCE bss been opened at No. Bowling Green,
ok recruit for the three companies OF Engineers added
ot the Engineer corps by ths act OF August g. 1861
Ntheh these companies are full, the Engineer CORDS
" consist Of - officers and 900 men, ia place OF As
officers ana 100 men, as authorized under TIE old orrn
nSon Recruits for this corps must be able 20 read
as write aud must also be eonversapt with IN. fra,
tcEr rules OF arithmetic Capt. O. A. Gilmore /. the
rskrniiing officer.
heyerI deserters from volunteer regiment, are in
tlk gUsrd-bOuse On Governors Island We NAV
ste for tbs Information OF persons VINO have deserted
on who may have suy intention Of deseting from
ITS volunteers that they will be dealt with In alI
ptsoeable times they are sometimes dealt enientiy
Ns but in time Of war they may oXpeet severe pun.
ssmcnt
tfie Brooklyn Savy-Yard has suddenly fesssumedits
Fsaied appearance Of hustle snd activity.
Che following vessels arrived yesterday TO be fttef
Ots ard receive their crews aud ornaments Bark
BlS,zAisIs steamer Stars aud Stripes, and propeller
Wiley City Inty viii be put in hand al Onee, and
ra.hed t.r,SGrd with all sreed.
sne Rl Nde Island also came up 10 the yard yestel-
dss, having Iowod ap the Minnesota from Hatterss.
SLY brgs ~ iHvalids, consisting of regulnrs, youn-
,e, a and blue Jackets, She loft the Brooklyn Navy
YEd on The }ls 81 July with supplies for the block
adj 3ocf The HLode Island confirms the report that
bt Harriet Lane way BLely % be go, of but she will
be NO much J,sabled az fend another visit 10 Brook
lys necessary. The Staf Monneslo IL also disabled,
sns IL expeied here for rePsiT5.
she following isl correct ~ II !bf bhods i'ssrd'
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Wood refused to support the moderate resolutions 10
fayor Of the nion and aganst Sece sion introduced III
that body and in Congress and elsewhere ha9 esen
the Northern friend Of our Southern FOES your
ciaion may pass unmesung resolutions Dl' - .s sbe
OF soch facts e,n occupy but one position O'-''
country. An, ms, ~,
Tammany Hall can have no aili9'ion VIZ ~ Si,
gauizaliOn maintaining such principles 0, leIv~ :,
with neu'engaged in such aets OF praoucl 'ft@7V" "
PETER p. swFENY HENRY W GENET s,SEv
JOHN WHEELER, JACOh, ~ ~ n ~ ~ n ''A''
ALEXANDER WARD,
CoYresp1sdIng Com. u the Dem. Rep Gen CON-
TdnmGHy Hal, Aug 49, ISol
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

steamship--Norh Star, Jones AspinVall y. B.,,en.
Slios-W Y. Storey, Task Liverpool, Task DesrooTs
J. Fross, ir Ajeel Liverpool C. III. Marshall
BMks-Msry Ellen, Stall, Baltimore, master; Washington
Nenke BREMEN; Raleigh Hsiderich HamblEg :. y. Am
snck Co Juss Borae (Frl Chever Hsyrs Boyd Cs;hsy
Christie Plymouth, Boyd Heac-ea.
Bdss-Porto Plata Hschtlin, Porto Pisa, Z. H. q
schmidt; Eur1s Chisholm, ST. John r. Talbot CO.. s0.
mo Paiti.on Baltimore Merrill AObott J. r. Neyigs III
ley D~meral Brett. Son Co Tour MAaioh tFrl Philip
Hayre, Boyd Hncksnj Qui lu ca Googns Cai.ol HAVE
BOYD X Hincksn.
Sohoonsr-Marha Jane Mott Providence, master Rosibs
mt, Portland O. d. Hatch H. d. iade Tuner, Boston
o. L. Hatch; Msry Taylor Wilson. G.ag EgE Hsrbor; Wee
Gesn Tan 10 master Superior. Moore Boston master
Gdne Robinson New Bedford MASTER Aorsl Treieshes
New. Branswk ~ j. Msnhssset, ard Wsshin gOnj ssi,
Smith, Worden Providence master Mary Ehzsbsth Cole
IN Hsrbori Esther L Sarah, Weike Greenbank Nsnea
lawrence Warren; II. Gibbs, Sow, New Bedfo. .sseT
W .neri Bowditch Richmond +. Merin, Thomas, Phla
d.lph.,s Advance, Curry st. Croix, D. x. 0egolf
steeasr-Concord Norman. Philadelphia FTsnbn noeshi
Il
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RrrrBLicsS PRm,RY MEETNGs.-The Repubh.
can primary meetings were held in the several Ward.
last night, 10 select delegates TO meet in Assembly
District Conventions on "Wednesday for the Purpose OF
choosing delegates 10 the Republican State Convention
al syracnse. The following the returns far as
obtained:
Fhf Uasd-Gsorge B. Lincoln lease e. Saith Gordon l..
Ford George G. Ripley, Henry 4. Bowen.
Sssad Werd-Georse w Wilmington, Henry Costello, Cy.
rus Beverly, Charles West, John $. PeTsr.
Tad GPardS. N. Parsons, y. 5. Wellington, VIM. Hunt,
d. W. Harrington. Y. q. Dana
Fousth Dais-Geoige J. Beuaet W. D. Brown,on, Bur.
dot StryLer, Era Baldwin Lewis Burrows.
Fya. BardJohn Lozler, bastsd George Edyards
John Elsrd, Wan. w. Hallock.
S4H Udrd-D. D. Bradley, Lucen Birdsoye ). J. Edward.
J. l.. BgowDen, 7. X Deyo.
Sscaih drd-Ssuusl H. Turuer. Edgar W. Crowel HelIy
Merrill, BrsdioId Knapp Nathaniel Bornel.
Eiyhh UaT6-AsssIs. bush, Lecoant, Bell Evans While
hssd
Teat. Wayd-John B. Holiday Tbeodoye Warren, J. o No
dsne Oeorye Thomas. Joba Williams
EI,reaM UdyG-Aosss. hiia5sli, Hicks Burnett, Potter
Butler.
T.,iea HaySJonshsn S. BUR- John Black A. G. Fsise-
George FIELD VIM y. siwell
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRlCr-ATTORSEY'S OFFICE
sEPT. 2-E. ID. SSITH, District Attorney.
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS BELONGING 10 4BE
AUGUSTA INSURANCE AND BANEISG cohMPAEY
SEIZED 81 THE PARK BANK.
Mr.. Ethan Allen, Assistant District-Attoruey filed
libel this morning for the forfeiture Of $4,000 taken
from the Park Bank on Saturday, being the property
of the Augusta Insurance and Banking Company Of
Augusta, Georgia. and placed to the credit Of that
Company. 1t s siezed under the provisions OF the
recent Confsca,ion act, US Rebel property.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-CH.xBsRs-ssPr. a.
Before Judge BRADY.

PRACTICE IN CASES OF FORFEITED REcoesIlAfcfs'
The People, &c sgt. James Massey ct as
In this case the District Attorney entered judgment
er parte against the defendants as the bail OF james
Massey BY filing the recogpinee and the order for
feng the same, and thereupon issued exc ntion en-
inc that this summary Of procedure was author
led by an act OF the Legislature, passed IN 1914.
The defendants moved to vacate the Judgment Tor
iTegulaiiy claiming that judgment could only be oD-
tained by an ordinary action upon the reeognzsnce
under the provisions Of the Code.
The Court granted the motion, thus deciding, in Ell
feet, that the judgments entered for years pact
In similar cases have been Irregular and the sales on
execution Issued Oh such Judgments, void.
h. OConnor and VI. Campbell, for defendants n
j. Waterbury for the People.
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School CowNEScEMENr.-Yes,erd the various
schools, private and public, reopened after the
Summer vacation. Most of the public schools had been
closed and put in thorough repair during the vacation
The roopening of the schools Of ST. Marys Immaculate
Conception was celebrated last evening by musical
and dramatic entertainment at Washington Hall, T..
y. The exercises were under the direction OF Mr.
John Gsager, the principal of the school, and gave
great satisfaction to the large audience assembled
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REVIVAL OIL DAILY PAPER.--The Daily Conricr
az dGteTt.se, Of jersey City, which was suspended
who acted AZ Captain OF the Second Company, Indc-
pendence Guard I'd Regiment Of cw-Jersey, was
revived yesterday. The Gators aud propretors are
VIM. b. Dunning and Joseph L. Baldwin, both prscii
cal printers ana Young men of energy,
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CoMNEEcE OF BRooKLrS.-During he month of
August 81 vessels arrived a. the whsrves of this city
and discharged their eargoes The number containing
sugar and molasses 30; ballast 10; lcgwood and
coffee, 81 hides Is susno, 81 salt s.; coal 9; wool,
tobacco |.
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PutAprlrnis ser. FlouE quiet MEEAl sali sid te.
ctned oc White I'll 32d 81 "a; Red, ~ 100 81 10 CouN
Ra 40 scliyc; yellow 3cQstc. OATS ncLanssd. Cor IA
hrni. Rio i3 al3ic. NIuslsy Lever, Ut Ise. 49,
n 80 g,ut /. z o. m-FLoIR steady. WHEAT opened
arm bat closed tie Cows IN r censsdj sao' or e0O
bush. a. $50 FEgonIs brm lhr9pts Io-s@y; 00o bush
liza I.1f ll0,gqt b. ~. NLttt, 5'i@"Ptsb' tein
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DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLIcAS STATE COYvEY-
ros.-The Republican Convention of the 1T Assem-.
bly, District Of Queens County held at L. A. Ketebsms
Hoie in Rosyn, on Saturday Last, unanimously chose
WIN. c. Bryant and Luther G. Garter Delegates to
the State Convention, to be held at Syracuse, the
lh of September to represent the Republicans Of the
lst Assembly District and VIM. J. Young and Fredcr-
ick 4. Potts, Altsrnates.
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Gun OF PERJUBY AGAINST WALL S1hE'f
BRoESR.--Yesterday Anthony Boyer, broker IN
Wall street. was arrested on charge Of perjury. A.
was alleged taat he had very recently committed the
crime in suit before Judge Leonard in the Supreme
Court on which occasion be had denied, III testimony
havog received usurous interest for money loaned lie
was held TO answer, in 81 coo bail.
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EHBEz2LEMEyT.-Yesterday Mr. VIM. Henry VIII
SERVER, hIuor dealer at No. "a William street, wac
arrested at the inst of his employer and taken be-
fore Justice Kelly charged with having appropriated
quantities OF liquor from time to time, valued at about
81 900 altogether Wilkins was committed for eX-
animation.
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THR SPrcIAL 1EGN Oh TaE SCrRIW Corar.--
The Special Term Of the Supreme Court win meet in
the Governors Room of the City Hail. every morning
at O'Clock, mill the calendar is disposed OF.
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EeD.

DOWNING-In this city, Monday evening Sept. sands
Downing. IN he esd year Of his age.
The relatives snd friends invited % attend bis f1Geff a.
tbs residence Of his soniua~, Moss ST. Marks Place
"Wednesday morning at o'clock.
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CouSrrRrElr QuARrERs.-Yesterday grocery
man named Henry q. Brock, who keeps store al the
A. Bunham were arrested by officer Slowey for pass-
ing badly executed counterfeit quarter dollars, m
change to their customers. They viii be taken before
The United States Commissioners for examination TO-
do
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passsurevs Arrived

IN shiD Iaa-oe non Lo,dn-Wm. c. Hsll Gee. E,Fisso~
Nov. I0k Mn Laare and daughter Anna d. Prtehsrd
8 In the Storage. -,
IN BRIG DJalei TrOss5,idge. from Grand Turk TL-Wm
KafFsn nd isdV
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TnH BELGIAN PAyEMEsT.--The work Of replacing
the cobblestone pavement Court street, with Bel
gian pavement commenced yesterday, and will be
completed within two weeks The new pavement will
be laid from the junction of Fulton street Jcraemon
street.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONs--sKgr. 2-Before Re
corder HOyTpAN.
For quorum In the panel Of Grand Jurors order
was Issued for an additional panel tomorrow.
John flaming indicted aed larceny IN steaS
e. srtiee Of clothing tho office Of Edward Parsons,
No 4. Clinton Place Aug 10. He blended gully Of At
ION ~ a, srsDd larceny and demanded for sentence
C,b~ne shsTksy indicted for grand larceny, In stealing
clothing the hou.e No. l6l East Thirty nth
pea guilty a petty larceny account Of her previous
GOOD sid the c; thai she led been imprisoned about
month sentenced 10 the City Prison for day Adjourned
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ALMANAC.
snp-nse,,s.l9 lSets.............630 Moou-hsts 81
WATER THIS DAY
Serdv Hook 6:3l Gov. Island. 1:SL Hell 1se.''' Eve
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PrRsos.L.-Mr Holt visited he Chamber Of Com
meree, the Sub.Treasury, and cuSfom.Ilouse this
morning. Tonight he addresses The public at Irving
Hall. Thurber Rsiley young lawyer Of this city,
died Aug. 4, on board the sloop-ofws Colorado, off
Fort Pickens. Mr.. Bailey left his practice in this city
and accompanied HIS uncle Capt Bailey, to as bis
Secretary. Mr.. H. n. Conger, Consul to Hong Kong
China sailed yesterday for his station, in tho North
Star, accompanied by his family. lie goes from San
Francisco 10 China by the regular line steamer.
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A LITE Boy KrLLED.-On Saturday evening
Conrad NJ. May, litle boy residing at No. d Mac
donegal street, fell from third story window 70 tue
pavement and was killed. lie had been left alone for
a few minutes By bis mother, and during her alb
eence climbed on stool which was by the window,
pulled open the blinds and was looking out, when he
lost his balance and tumbed over 20 fhe street HE
skull was terribly crushed in. Yes,erday Coroner
Schmer held an inquest on the body, andthe jury rem
dered verdict Of accidental death"
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NEW SHEATnISG PUSoH.-The gVSbos, Arthur is
now upon the Sectional Dry Dock loot Of Clinton
street. East River, undergoing repairs At the hands Of
Mesns j. A. Weservelt & Son. She is ~ be stripped,
recauked and recopreIed One Of The most Interesting
features connected with the process OF applying the
copper s the introduction into the Government service
of the new patent oouuteroink punch, the invention OF
Capt. VIM. Bets. This machine hs, been used with
great success BY the mercantile. community dunus the
past year OF two and is found TO be great improve
ment upon the old Dunley Machine" IL will re-
quile 237 sheets 70 sbsstle ths Arthur. The Punch
ing will commence 1T o'clock this Tuesday morning,
when such as arc interested will have an opportunity
of witnessing the novel operation at the punching
house, Pier No. u East River, foot o. Pike street,
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SnrY-SISrH RFGnrSr FEsrwAL.-The Commit
tee Of Arrangements respectfully request OF al those
gentlemen who have kindly volunteered TO collect
moneys without permission at the different entrances
70 Joness Wood on the occasion Of the above Festival
and ALEC such police officers have acted in a similar
cpaciiy To come forward forthwith and hand over to
tie Treasurer, at No. l5s West Fitieth street, the
amounts collected by them, and the trouble Of
more pointed invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

something something "<cns was going %. Al The some tims
u ocioe-& a n.y., Officer Demarsst cay man come
ant qn The ron. door, pa. hs head cut 70 see there
wSs danger Of detection, and shnt Die door sgaM ana
Loeb il isside The oficer pns watch OF the mont OF
the house, and went " he roar himst where ne '.W
avenue. Ne cave hin ,base, and STeatel him aoo9t
three bioc from ne house from which be had escaped
lie had previously removed from the premises wearing
apparel, linen, &c., to the value OF upward OF sigy
and skeleton brass key found in bis poeKet. nc
years of age, Gays he il a native of Schenectady ana
il without any Visible means of earning legitimate
livelihood He was taken before Justice Connolly
yesterday forenoon and committed to answer 10 deidui
Of e. ,0G0 ball.