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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-24

A UCTrON WORCESTERSHIRE AND PEREMrToRY
NAGNIFicENT SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FUR

IA sale OF -
MAGNIFICENT SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FUR
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PiANoFoRTE, -
VELVET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
PAINTINGS, WORKS ~, or ,A XKI, vAS seq; 40.
July a at i6S O'Clock precisely the property Of private
Eahth street, between Fifth aud Sixth consisting
of PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid and black walnut Paror
Suits in French satin brocate and reps Turkish
Pier Tables Etageres and Book Stands twenty
dav Bronze Clock China aud Paran Vses Parlor 0rnA
OF Paintings Engrsy!ngs large Mirrors and Chandeliers
AND COVER, COST $3.50;
an elegant instrument, with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case with all modern
strung full iron plate French action full octave
rosewood and mahogany Bedstesds Bureau MaShstsnds
Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables Ex
Table Glass China Silver Ware Table Cutlery
Ac. Sale positive Deposit required
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@OOO nOO TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON
VCUV.UUU New York city property.
JOSEPH MASON, No. 81 Pine street.
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THE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND-rROTrINli-M
day July "a at O'clock Purse and stake for $780, p.
mile heats, best in g. good day and track
Chas HANSEN names br. IN Lady Sherman. 10 wagon.
John simmons names b. g. Commodore Mutt, in hArness
y MACE names b. IN, simmons mare In harness
Miles Farren names mare, in harness
JOSEPH CR0CHERON. Manager
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND-IROTTING-TUE
day July 70 At O'clock r. M matcDfor $lOO half for
fet mile heats best In TO wagons Owner names b. N
kittey Wink Owner names b. 8 Mack Good day and
track. JOSEPH CROCHERON Manager
Union COURSE. L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JULY
~ ~. at O'Clock p. n. match $500 mile heats best
three IN five 70 wagons John Mott Katy Clyde.
SHAW WHITE Propristors.
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OFFICE OF THE HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE.
~ ~ Company lao Brpaawsy New York July Y 49,
dividend of Ave cent FREQ Of payable on
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II You WANT TO KNOW ALL ABOUT SPECULATION
and stocks Of every description, buy the most useful
volume just published "stock Exchange Manual BY II
Hamon Enclose q and you will receive y BY mail In All
parts Of the United Canadas Liberal discount
TO booksellers Address H. Feury, No. Amy street. N T.
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FURNITURE.


MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
"A Pianoforte $500 will he sold for e27s; beau
tful Paror Suit ISIS for SOD one do for S5 also
lot Of Paror, Bedroom and Dining Room rurniture At
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HoUsEKEEPERs AND
IA deslers-&l2OOO worth Of Household Furniture for
sale sacrifice Parior Furniture covered brocates;
Eageres Bookcase Piancrorte Paintings Bureaus He'd
furniture contained private residence lis West Twenty
third street, near Sixth
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I'm COOPER II DUANE STREET. NAY hk uVN..
~ suited Ill diseases Thirty years erciu~'ey T,s
90 d,sc.se enablrs hin, warrant Ia all ters
v,ctIn of misplaced confidence IN medical %"
With certainty OF being rsdicsliy cured DC ~ p~S
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UcTIoN-wILLIAM Writers, .AUCTIoNEER, rs
Instructed BY Day Palmer SELL without reserve at
81 2St ST. between Fifth and Sixth avenues, Tuesday,
Jn'y % II O'Clock Hail. Reception, Dining Parlor and
fixtures Pictures clearinghouse, Window Shades Blinds,
Curtains Cornces Plimpton Bedstead Siverware, Glass
ware Clocks Ornaments, Cutlery Bedding Linen Kitchen
Utensils &c Also magnificent rosewood PisnOfore by
Cumming, n Jennys.
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A SUIT OF THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
"A 70 let-At for housekeeping for gentleman and wife.
Rent $25 per month Apply at II Stanton street. the
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEAT LITTLE BOOK-THE MAP ALONH Is
n worth four times bookthe s-uide and
Complete Handbook through the City Of New YORK;
ssinng map Of the city and Central Park II directs
through the cy and contains valuable nforma
ton. Published by BROWN FOEsrEk. 5M broadway
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z. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER
"A. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
420,0O0 WORTH OF
FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION


ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFORTE,
On this day (Monday) at the FIVE story brown stone
private residence No. West Sixteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale commencing lO1s O'Clock.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Magnificent suits Furniture in crimson and gold
and green and gold brocae Of the description vx
Tee.a-tee Sofas Arm Oval Back and Reception Chairs;
richly carved Centre Tables marble ops Etagees
MAGNIFICENT ROSEW GOD PiANOFoRTE,
superbly carved legs and case made order city maker
OIL PAINTINGS AND BRONZES.
iertzs patent Extension Dining Table Buffet Arm Chairs
SOFAS sets crystal and ruby cny
Rosewood and walnut Dressing bureaus Bedsteads Ward
XIV; Hair and Spring Mattresses Blankets Sheets
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A UCTioN NoTICE..MoRTGAGE SALE OF ELEaA ,SI
O'clock precisely at the residence % waverey place between
Fifth and Sixth comprising large variety OF farlor
Dining Furniture, elegant wood and
black walnut Parlor Suits covered IN the richest description
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFOKTE.
with round corners fun octave, containing al
the modern $780, Stool and COver costly
on Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains marble Top
tpsses Easy Chairs Sofa Beds, Extension Table Silver
Ware, Clocks Cutlery, Crockery Mantel Ornaments &c
extent aud variety. CHARLES YOUNG, Auctioneer.
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SPORTING.

TyRANCIs BUTLER NO PECK SLIP HAS THIRTY
four choice breeds Of Dogs for sale for stock Buffers
&pfaibe Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator Is cents.
Buffers work the Dog third and enlarged edition.
price ~ Dogs boarded trained Medicines for all Diseases
E'OR sALE-A SMALL STEAM YACHT FOR PAR
uculArs address H. W. Yerington LIS Washington street.
Jersey City
TOHN GREY II ROOSEVELT STREET, HAS FOR
81 sale Newoundand and st Bernard Dog. Newfound
land Pups one Bull Terrier pair Of Italian Grcyhounds
one small King Charles Spaniel ANAL Black and Tan aud
Scotch Terriers
NOTICE TO YACHTMEN SALE, YACHT KEEL
PIE about tons (od measurement sioop rgged new
this season. fully equipped and furnished main cabin aud
standing finished entirely with mahogany black wal
afoat.
Also Racing Boat MAGIC Is feet long, last summer
either sloop rgged boat at Bridgeport regatta
The above boats will be reasonable price
snd warranted faster than Of their class IL the
ers Bristol r. L. Yachts sail and boats OF all sizes
built to order at the shortest possible notice
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fyoKE AND coal. DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY
~ white Ash Coal o. and Red Ash nj ~ % ton.
Apply =, ts2 Third avenue near Fifteenth street
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CRoroN AoUEDUcr DEPARTMENT.
" To Contrsctors:Separate sealed proposals. each sn
dors.d with the title Of The work the pane Of bidder and
eleven O'Clock n. Of Friday, July - 1856, for the con
sewers Eighty third street, Third and Fourth
avenues Oak street between oliver and James streets
ueh street between Broadway and Ninth Monroe
street between Montgomery streets Orchard
street between Delaney and Rvington streets Madison
street. bstweep Scanned Jackson and Second
Avenue fz3d and i2sth also for pavement.
in twenty street from Third Fourth and
side of Graercy park Fifty ninth street from
second Third Forty .hfh street from Ninth TO
Tenth avenue Fifty nth street. from Third 10 Fourth
nue., and west street from Hammond 10 Toboken and re
Of paris Of streets increctng herewith spec
huaons aud forms for bids be obsined application
toe contract clerk al this Office
TIiOs. sTEPHENS, } Croton
RoBT Il. DARRAGH, Aguedues
July IA fses. A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
CRoroN AouEDucr DEPARTMENT-RE REPAIRS TO
" street pavements. Sealed proposals. endorsed with
title work. OF bidder aud date " Offering will BE-
until n O'Clock A. Of Thursday, July "a, 1904 FOR
repairing aud Keeping repair during the period eonmepc
ing August aud ending December 81 1855 all paved
street,. squares and ,hcrohare. IN the city Of Nes
The Rus. pavement BIDS u.., be IN the form Prescribed
and forms Of tho propossa greemsn, VIZ BE- furnished
this of,co THOMAS sIEPHENs,l .Croton
aoBT y DAnHAGH. AXacd.c'
Nsw voss, July II, 1884
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COUTHERN BANK NOTES wANTED-vIRGINIA
New Orleans All southern State Bonds and Coupons City
Of Memphis, augusta and Savannah Bonds and Coupons
ed by MANNING DE FOREST, Bankers, 10 Wall street.
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@CO0 OOO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
DLUU.UUU gage New York Brookynproper-
". In sums to suit Apply to GEO. w. BROWN 50 Liberty
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PROPOSALS..
b. .
rRoToH AQULDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO IRON FOUNDERS.
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for Iron Pipes"
with the bidder aud date Of s presentation, viii b.
received this ose until II O'Clock A. w. OF Thursday July
.isco feet cast iron w:,sr pipe q nehs. diameter
1900 do. do. do.
atUO do. do. DO
500 do. do do
ings -, 49,. a.
10Th inst and the bids be obtained NJ
this onlcs TIOMsA STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRAGB
A. w. CRAVEN
Croton Aqusduct Board
ovricr csoros -AausDucr BoAnD, RoruspA err HALL
PARH, July ~, 1865
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A FINE, LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM
N Vie second foor will be let TO two persons
without board references exchanged Apply Amty st.
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A UCTloN;-wILLIAM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER,
IA will SELL Tuesday next, the Household Effects OF
that 81 l25h street. between Fifth
Sixth avenues and upon Thursday next at 36 East heth
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN NEW YORK TO NEWPORT.
on and after Saturday July 1890 two daily trains viii
leave New York from corner q Fourth avenue and Twenty
New Haven London and Sonngton 70 East Greenwich
r. L. where the splendid steamer ULYSSES win be In wait
ing and start Immediately the arrival Of the trains
Newport aordng splendid sail e fourteen miles down the
NarraQanset Bay, arriving at andB 30 j.. M.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through. -
JAMES HOYT, superintendent
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FURNISHED PARLOR TO LET-sUITABLE FOR
"A physicians ohice location desra BILE; with all
modern improvements References exchanged Apply ut los
East Thirty third street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A sACRIFICE.-FIvE HORSES ONE MATCHED Is
team one Bay Horse with points, 10Y hands eight years
old heavy built and stylish; would make coupe
family horse Grey Horse, Is hands, years DID,
sound and kind and very Stylish heavy but good Farm
Horse SIS, at 4G8 Pearl street
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nR HARRIsoNs ONLY OFFICE g SIXTH AVE-.
H. oue.-rhyscan for lsdiea Conndenhsi co"'u"''-
nj f.lhours --.--------
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AMUsEMENTs.


N" FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
Mr.. O. q. BONIFACE
appearsnce his Southern and Wesers
The eslsbrsisd tragic actress Mis-. ELLEN GREY .as
MACBETH 49,. MACBETH. Mr. a. c. BONIrACk
Lady Macbeth. Miss Esn Grey Hecss Mr. j. W. Lins~rS
IRISH ASSURANCE.
ra'Ar g 2fy "a RI si Nay xsis "'a"'''
WALLAcK's -
YOUNG IRISH COMEDIAN,
MIR. DAN BRYANT,
sc.s The past week has been MOST s.s
Houses crowded 10 OVERLOOKING with the
BEAUTY AND FASHION
OF the metropolis. who nightly testify by the
HEARTFELT DEMONSTRATIONS Or APPROPRIATIONS
sUrERIoR gxcELLENcE
IRISH LIFE AND CHARACTER.
His wonderfully great both sides Of the AAne
justly entities him a place In
THE FRONT RANK
SIDK BY SIDE
GREATEST COMEDIANS OF THR AGE
THE IRISH ENIGRANT
HANDY ANDY,
In Mr. F1oyds successful adaptation OF Lovers popu
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
WINTER GARDEN.-THE REGULAR SEASON A.
w this establishment will open Monday SeptenberA
BY direction Of Mr. Stuart J. o. HANLEK.
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HnI.SK OF pELKGATES.

The bill changing the time of holding the eec-
tons for Congress and Tor members OF the LegiSla-
lure, from the fourth Thursday OF May TO the first
Thursday in April came from the Senate with
amendments one changing the time for the election
Of members OF Congress to November
TIE House CATER discussion, disagreed TO the
Senate's amendments.
On motion of Mr.. RAYMOND, Committee OF
Conference WAS appointed, 70 meet a similar CON-
mittre on the part OF the Senate, To adjust the
points OF disagree ment ON the above bill.
Mr. KAUFMAN announced 10 the House that
Mr.. MITE, OF RoeSDfjdge was detained from lis
by severe indispOsit'On.
NJ TOMLIN from the Committee Finance,
rcported resolution for borrowing from the banks
an amount of specie sufficient to pay the soldiers OF
Virginia in the army one MONTHS pay.
Mr.. SHACKELFORD presented petition from
citizens OF Stafford county in relation TO the fence
iJW. ..
M. SHACKELFORD moved that the SPEAKET
yacate each DAY the chair at o'clock and resume
1t at IL clock. Objection being made, lies
over.
On motion Of Mr.. BASKERVILLE, the bill foi
constructing the Roanoke Valley railroad, 50 as L
make double track 70 Greensyille, n &, was Ia
ken up and ordered be engrossed Tor athird read
ing Six hundred thousand dollars il appropriated
in tbs bill fSr the purpose.
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The order OF the day, the bill for the feiier o.
needy families of soldiers residing within the nes
of the enemy, made the further order OF inc
day Tor Wednesday, 22d inst.
An entirely bill, reported from the commit :
tee the subject by Mr.. MARYE, is then TO he con-
sidered.
Senate BILL increasing the fees OF surveyors, was
passed.
The bill to increase the compensation of clerks
and sheris, for public service, was passed:
On motion of Mr.. KELLEY, the bill for the rehei
of c. W Butts, 10. the extent OF sljo, being Inc
amount OF check from the Treasurer III favor oi
Mr.. Butts, which was lost Was taken up ana pass
ed-ayeS 50, noes l.. 4.>
for the bill for the relief of INDECENT, slck ana
disabled soldier aud sailors, and Their families,
was taken up, amended in some OF IT'S particn-
lars affecting the duties OF courts and others ia act
log under the provisions of the bill ana ordered 10
its engrOssment. ,.,
crease the COMPENSATION of Oihc:rs OF Lunatic
Asylums was taken up, and the question being
upon the committees amendments 10 allow such
officers one dollar instead of fity cents per mile Tor
the first fifty miles, aud hty cents ior edeh adui-
tiUnal mile travelled in. conveying luhaiics TO ASH
lums the same were discussed, and agreed to.
The bill being put to the vote, received-yeas
67. noes l6. Lacking the constitutional vote, 1t
was therefore declared rejected.
On motion of Mr.. FLEMING, the vote rejecting
the above bill was recOnsdered.
Mr. MARYE moved to amend by striking out my
cents per mule, and inserting actual expenses" IN
conveying lunatics to ylums. Rejected.
The bin was then again put on ITS passage, and
il was paSSed-ayes 80, noes ).
On motion, JOINT resolution was passed unani-
mousy rendering TO Major General Henry ileth ana
the otlcerS and men OF his command, the thanks OF
the General Assembly for his aud their patriotic,
distinguished and valuable services during the pres
eut war.
AT a quartz past O'Clock the House resolved
into secret session.
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EROM - sorTH SIDE.


The Express of yesterday says Since our last
report there has been no change in the situation
erouud this city, nor even any event OF sufficient
Importance TO disturb the quiet that has prevailed
since the encounter on Hatcher's Run The enemy Is
b SLY employed in cutting aud hauling wood from
tae vicinity OF his new position and his trains are
RAINING day and night to supply the army ON the
o.her portions OF the lines. The woodland they
havs enclosed by their iortihcanous on our right,
viii prove an importau, acquisition, aud furnish
them with a large supply OF wood, which, IN order
TO put them 10 as much Inconvenience as possible
IL would have been desirable Co have kept them from
possessing.
We are pleased to learn that Gen. Sorrei Is i'm
proving rapidly IN condition agi that he will soon Ice
80 far recovered 90 enable him Co be removed to
Richmond His wound Las developed lao uuiaycr-
sole symptom, and under careful treatment lac viii,
I'm tew weeks be able 20 return 10 his command.
From the suburbs OK Petersburg, the enemy's
bands can be distinctly heard performing their na-
ti8usi airs his drums beating evening and morning,
and even mere and thea his white tents eau be seen,
and common fIvvniug on lis works, bit amidst
all tLis. the community Is quiet and confident,
and feels that unless uutowdrd and unforeseen
events occur tue foe has reached his nearest TO the
gates of tLe Cockade City,
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lishcd
THE FRENCH DEFEATED IN SONORA.
Semi-official news from Guaymas, the capital OF
: onOra was received to-day. Ii is stated that a
large force OF impcriaStS, under General Nrga,
invaded the State of Sonora, when General Patori,
oi the National army, started To attack him. Tue
Freucl seht some rcini0TcemehtS on board of the
French steamer LueifeT aud they landed at Alfalfa.
Colonel RosOlio, of the National Army of Mexico,
attacked the requirements at the town of San
Pedro and obtained complete success, deiea ting
the enemy capturing all their artillery, arms, wa
CONS aud ammunition, and many prisoners, among
them Laziella the commander on the steamer Luz
ciier, who was commanding the expedition, to-
gcther with six officers.
Cf1n. Patori, at the same time, defeated the I'm
perialists under Vega at vi Fuirte, aud took their
artillery ami ali their ammunition, and "A large
number OF prisoners. Amo them was Vega hini-
self who Immediately shot as traitor 10 his
country.
After this complete faiureiOf the French expedi-
ton into Sonora, il is not anticipated that second
one viii be attempted.
A PIECE OF ENGLISH 1NPERTINENCE.
letter has Just been received at the Navy De-
partment from Sir William Armstrong, the swell
known English guumaker, In which he urges this
Government 10 initiate the example of France and
Russia, bv manufacturing his guns. To this piece
of scientific impertinente, Capt. Wise, OF the Ord
nance Burrau, has written caustie reply, Ia which
he tells Sir lillian that the Armstrong guns cap
tured at Fort Fisher afford us the means OF testing
their supposed efficiency. Upon these guns
found an inscription, setting forth Mat they were
present from Sir William Armstrong 10 jeff. Da.
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Treasury DsAs7asyr c. : a.

Il' LInVn1 Zee. Z 800. \
rT0 HOLDERS or FIVE PER cENI. CALL CIR
tAlES- htteniion Is respectfully called 70 the
provisions 81 he 5i section OF the vi Congress emit.
tied al al ~ reduce the currency &C. approved Felrua-
rY7 is6i which de Lanes thar al call Certificate, shall
be unddbe aud shah be taxed In al respects provi
dcd iJr The Treasury notes iu;0 which they cOlyeri-
bic.
The 4h secuon Of said act imposes tax Of one hun.
dret sF cent on the Treasury noes represented By said
PEI cent. cali certificates which SHAH remain outstanding
On tie first day Of January, eighteen hundred aud sixty
nye. 6. A. TRENHOLM
de5-t Secretary Of Treasury. 4.
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plans efforts TO please--howeyer meritoriors and
successful they might have been before metrop' :
Titan audience, being conducted In the French
language language cd0tare 60 the multitude at
The theatre last nightwere, mot to but too fine a
point upon it, signay unsuccessful. The strons
Saxon element Of the American character asserted
itself and greeted NJ. Durians first appearance
with an astoundcd, brcathless silence; wheroto
succeeded a vague doubt, which was followed, H.
paIy, by STORM OF Misrepresentation. which, how
ever did not have the least effect upon the versatile
French comedian. who acted aud Sang his admira
lle sparodyp to the end, . ,...s.. 4 a -.
Upon this subject we would make brief sug-
geston to the Management. NJ: Duplan has been
for four wears brave defender olthe Cause Of the
Confederacy in the field. IN that time he must
have learned a suieiency of English to permit him
to speak the language "brokenly." Now, let the
man agenent present him in the characters Of
Monsieu' TodrJihoa in ''Bob Ncttles," aud Hdcr-
sack in the s.Old Guard" Then, indeed, mLy we
expect Nj. Dupan to do full justice to himself then
would the Management be remuneratcd, and then,
also, would the sibilant testimony of disapproba-
ton on the part OF the audience yield TO unani-
nous applause.
MAJORS COURT.-The Mayors attention was call
ed to the following cases this morning, with the un-
der given results
Jno Barry and Dan Caughlin up FOR being
persons of evil name, fame and reputation. Sc
curity required
,Horace, slave of Richmond and Dasville Railroad
Company, and William, slave of A. Rouse,
charged with stealing a carpetbag, containing
clothing aud other articles, FROM DR.. Erasmus Pow
ell Committed.
Isaac, slave of VIM White, was up for having an
illegal pass. Isaac ''set back" the Mayor re-
serving his decision.
Rebecca Chandler, unfortunate of lorlorn aud
hardened appearance was UP for trespassing on Ii.
X. llehdrickson, associatug with negroes, and
threatening to burn the property of the said Hen
Erickson Security required TO keep the peace.
Frank, slave of Thomas HardgrOve, was charged
with being a suspicious and nsolent character, aud
for resisting Geo Watt, who arrested him. Order
ed whipping
A number of continued cases acted upon
by the Mayor, of which, owing to the length oftime
that they occupied in examination, We can give no
report.
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TrEA.rnY rrrArrnFNrNC. 5.
! OANs ON Tsas;sst's hRET <bI' TISE

| i FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PR CiNTUM
NON-TAXABLE BONDS UNDER THE SEVENTH
SEtIlON OF iHE o. kRENCI LAW.-Deposit5 ON
call will he received by tie Treasurer IN this c Asss-
tbu Treasurer, al Charleston and Mobile and The Deposi-
taries Wilmington Raleigh Columbia Augusta Savan.
nah and Montgomery and certificates viii be Issued Tor
the bearing interest al the rate ot per ceutum peg
aunn aud secured by the hypOthecation al amount
Of the above bonds cGal 90 the of those 0dnsthe
bonds be sci apart By tie Treasurer, aid the proceeds
when sold applied exclusively tie payment O tie said
reriiicates
other corporations and 10 the public generally by This
mode OF temporary stm-nt aud the effect the
II generally adopted IN keeping the currency within
moderate bounds 1t Is hoped, will commend 10 she ia.
vprabe consideration Of the community and theis
prompt cooperation IA carrying 1t into cdect.
e.. A. TRENHOLM, ~
iy92-df Secretary Of the Treasury