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RrvARr OF eOUNTERFETTS.
DR.. MARSHALL
(.efses.a.ll Eagslf .

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yreasurer,s Repo!t al Fire 60. + =. =

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CITY CO. OF the col Iiton - II. .sn?,uy's finances
A resolution - ,lsiy 4i1pteL ten erng the
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zsn atroutiug lioeral donations towards procuring
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IN eed-s Liquid DIGS,
X For sale az
a. PLTMlER KELLY.
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AIicock's Porous Piasters.-A Druggist

Aicock's Porous Piasters.-A Druggist said
he other day, you have need 70 advertise your
Porous Pllsters every sold certainly causes a
dozen 10 be sold, and dozen sells gross, and 80
You viii be able L. supply the demand soon. But
we can supply a thousand yards day.
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Leaves balance on hand, OF -----'-.-'-'. sl3l,ei
JOHN Il. THOMAS, Trcas'r-
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RICHMOND, ISp.. January LIST, 1857
OF NER CIrY FIRE COMPANY No. ,.
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naAPpLrfxyp SLATE nAxrELs-ssgRioR ~
M avr~srsnos more durable half the r. ~ m.rnle
Ia ffewIsr rs sistt s-sas., sss-s.' fhirv ara asa
IAlrsy slr,h s.sssta
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II 81 N,:s.u street oPpPo,iss ths Post once ;cr,oy
in front Of aaiesroom No 81 Nassau street,
WEDNESDAY. JULY 70, leee AT - O'CLOCK.
Dark bay Horse years Old l6< hands high. warranted
and Kind VERY free ssd stylish, and guaranteed In
NAV Canadian French Pony warranted sound aad kind.
Pns large hay Horse 10Y hands high kind In all In
under saddIe horse
shifting Top buggy. in good condition. city made.
Silver mounted single Harness..
Two ssat RockaWAy city made been used bat about eight
months Three seat Roofaway made By best city maksrs;
eood condition.
Lsrss Boy Hsrs 10 hands high, sysA Old; been used 10
Sniftns TOP city bunt road wagon Together with sin.
IA and double Harness Haddlea, whips, he.
vansAses IN location. erpssssee sud nnsneu capsety 70
parties Wishing dsarous se horses carrages
o. anything psrtAiuing 10 the horse busnsssl
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THE CONTINENTAL NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWBRP.

THE CONTINENTAL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
AMERICAN s!RAnsHIs LINE
NEW yoRK-ASrwBRP.
To travellers and shippers cargo Europe desrous Of
S, @ s.n ss % 5, ss me %
III. cOmPsnysss. a., M.css: ,yoa screw steamship
Thomas B. Ella eommsnasr,
an s.: pss siss: %
ON w.DxE E2b 1s lsf isu p 81 SSy srx
Rss. q Ss.ss-ii.s. an. co. second oasa - o.
"a ~: 4, J.. ever,
respect nrss cias.:..
fSroash sii. o. AIDING iot,srdsm and Amsterdam
''' "a, CO. ..,:. s;a: .:s. .:. .;.:
C1yAx TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT ausExs.
> town The Innsn Line. sailing sens-wessiy Carrying
CITY on CORK Wednesday July Y
KHnmnon w.snssSsy. JSy
civ civ ~ SH HW yonK sss .nrssy Iry
xndsasi Succeeding ss,urd.y wednesday. NOON
r,. nR;;ssssr ~ S'I 9as H,six
'r,...i p s1iss .s.,' '.''.04r $50
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g' z. :.ei 'i s:!:ss.S .s'ii
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"a 49,: A So !. Era sI ss' f sss
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
ssssfs rS sss'a sS sAas
80. ~ O. s. ; ss:. To- q.
yinlH ~ r1sis ssfSSss :.ass.y AVG
sIFcikos IN ssa.:ss !, SS.'%,as,, SEPT
Prs, cabin. siss second ssss 20 including table vine
fi s,..aasi. Of 90 :..s.ss: p.:ssse.r.
q rs,s Il an sdsoSs essrs. u . Tor fr aud . for
| sexss'sai s,;spa.uce free Of chsrse
..ra.1s 10 q z. .s AL. ss and =,
vsaf catx, 1sp,sla Ballard. saturday. AaS.sA
ytssIn1 e:gs. s. os. ia sr ssrsesssr
fLoS'p RATS s1 ov FksssSE IN GOLD
ss . ,ss' MI Is. .sSsrss, - f.:. ~
'o' fo'A'' '''' cEc isesRszis Agent, 81 broadway
coAsTwIsE srEAMsHIPs.
sj$4s :$$ssss s$
van despatch The "a sss ri .l.' Ds etssso
7. ~ I'M, <. Ca c.,; scs
ySsfsiScss,.s,I i 47ss1irt COMPANY
TIE tEN steamer the sks and Otherwise greatly
have psrsd nnsis TIE fu stage ~ lshe
Improved " PROMPT and reliable trans
snd u rtss fsxsrss une Of Csltorr 10 travel
| ov" aEDUcRD RATS oY PASSAGE.
| ~. - ISL SIS 90 iA't e. "a"
rusouoH \ 70 ,I sIs taAscrsco.
Slippers % light goods and p~cfsges o. convenient srs
;s,:s! "A: fS$Ss ,ai sG5s S ;sss lSsT
..: :ss. s. z ss r. t, As.. s'
| ncIPfC NAIL STEAMSHIP cowPAxYs
| TnROr0H LINE
TO CALIFORNIA.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL.
4 VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers leave psr No. ~ Worth rivss. foot Of Canal
street az "a o.cleck a. fnli0wss-
4 Jun. D-ARfxosA a q. Gray, connecting viii COZ
4 jpy ii-HEvRy cHarScKY. Jsr xsury. eonn.ctins
4 with gOIsDRs CRY
jay n-NEw YORK. wsir. connecting with sACRA.
40 asrsrfarss toseh Aespa,o tho.. o. N. Ia ana III,
connect ~ PAnams ~h steamers Tor South Psethc ports
Lee ard th Tor Central American ports ssd oss ~ The 10
- pound. hsuase allowed each adult Medicines srs
~ rs~sas- ucte,s .nd All further Information .ppiy
hso1ne on ne wharf fof % Cana .re.t North river
4 few rorh sk HOLMAN sgsnt
l L,oR sT THOMAS AID BRAZIL
Tie InAea States ard Bran Mat Steamship Carrpeny
eli despatch the elegant sifevheei s~sfrshp NOfTl1
Il AMER CAN. T. y Zimmerman, Crnwknasv Ter Rio A.
Jsnsirt and int@rrnsfiais Egirfa On
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ITENRY D. MINBR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
d rsss4n street eIpcs!.s y. rGss or rsSs vrvr,v

aALK or ELSGxST H6GsEHOLb FURNITURE,
nIHEn s0kERvILLE YIN 81 a.scec n on ThqT:SeZ
gTREET szinston and Fourth avenues tbs sntire
Heusshod Furniture most Of which was made 70 ordsr end
.aHor suIs I. sn:0n sros:,:l aossuSoS r Cs.s,s
enA Russ: french Plate Pier Mirrors ard Coynicss
bnns rssSIP.s ss 80
China Din1 1872, rsbie B.9. French
Eosewccd ana clscx wsnI Library rurnisure
sasss.r VIII nss 40 .:rs &C.
Catalogues now ready 81 the Aucsionsers 0ass ana
Ma
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TTgNRY rRLrxAN AUcfroYElR--!sELLs. rPIDAY,
Ia. Try - ' sssn. = .sosy S.s:: u. a.:
dining fS Issns: ss S 3 n =, =, ny
a.: :ss q; o =; ss% 20 & cs'sa Nj.
IJEsRY vELrxAx. AycIIoNEEE.sSrIcE .fHs s
S Ss S e sS.s July " 70 s. A'' ''
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81. O'Clock. ihs ssss!os rcons No sosn w nn;s
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wsin1 ssdssssss. wssSsssnds iss i.Tss coolns s.Ov
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''s!: IVA: :. : az. 90. 10Y
f.%s.s = AZ s'sss;'. .s;Ss Il SSiiiLfiFi Marshal
TAnEs JKxKIrs, AucrIoSsHR,. WILL SELL At
.:9a a. on Foxy
:Es;: ::ssa n s.iss Dsg''s
Ia aS snS .S 5
nIsS % s.f S, and fG sa n:'a. . y. ne:
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fsss- rurni.ur. vilarss g. q shs sssu,,ui Bar.
! !ss ss t.ss, \: Pump S:;:aS si:.: s.:.;.:
Of i2sss az; voS a'SfT Attorney for Mortgage
Mos5eAo5 Asp sH y,,I sA.r.c2Es WE "a
M puY will cell ~ - pulton street, hfvohyn on "a
INV fsrior sas ckArs Bedssssis washsAnds Bureaus.
bookaases Tables Mirrors 0l P.insnss Brqsss aud Ia
sran Carpsss Crocksry and Glassware onciohs and
kitchen Furniture
DAwNpRoKERs sNE-or MEMS AND wosENs
II Chilling YIELD, ancsoneer, asismoom - Pear
street WIN s.n this ds y o,sloss 60 ls.s Q, Cothsg
iowa nso.s shoes lsrss io % Mems ciohing VIA
hch the ssls VIII This sale worthy the ~
lsot,on OF th- trade NJ order of n. CASEY Lcsnsed
| Ps~nbrokss West Brosdsay
| O. HERMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE or
- Csrucery and Liauor stors-fhs day Wednesday,
Juy IA !, io o'clock % Mulberry The entire
ss.'' r r. ges psr arr a.r FIXTURES sssaains csss.
Iesn,srs Family aud I'll other ~
''''' ''"- n HILL Gao Attorney for Morcsee.
/ vlyx Writer'S, ArcrroSgER STILLS, This DAT
w :, lol oirlocs ST second avenue between Thks-
srs and riry secoad Streets Turnnre Of one hooL 90
ssns Of Mattresses resiher bed. Bureaus c.n,rs 49,
on nnn TOYS or SCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION
81 ,UUU jay - 1860 x al, ,,,n ,ss
The Delaware faets~xpna and wee,ern Rar@d
VII hsd ,ssr TonrigIH AucriQN sALg n "a 49,
on wEDrEeD bhe 7sh dsY q July r,ss~ so,r., .
d their Es~ saissrg~s. = k'lms hey Vii ell ),
:S ;: , sSss pRfss tIssS 1 ssEzsfos coal
g We Mrns the month of August nssi
Ih. ssis yin b posvs each ei put ~ wtn - sold %
highest bdder no bids ~ sny form whssssr bsans M
/ wf b. raIy made snown me time u aals. n
ne aag q .as and x. bslssss via he sos.rs.ss q
ssv.n esss ios within Yen az: ,ssrs.ssr
OF the Company. JUN bnisnir' rrs~<a-
Il
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1rARgfE uAsryLs -rHB BEST PLACE THE
w cy 70 purchase x.rsis nsn,ss q ihe ss.s $780,
iw Es.l Elshsesnsh street rhird svsnusrs~ forG
Cut tAis 09t
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L4avins per Il North river. . follows
VIRGINIA. SATURDAY JULY n.
ENGLAND, SAILS SATURDAY. JULY -
LOUISIANA SAILS SATURDAY. AUGUSTA
ERIN SAILS SATURDAY. AUGUST H.
Cabin Passage, 800: Storage, ~.
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
sesrags "has 10 bring parties from Liverpoolor
Queenstown for t33. currency
Through PASSAGE 70 Paris, Antwerp Hamburg. Bremen,
&c NJ corresponding rates.
Drafts TO Any smoun, issusd on any bank In Great
Britain and ireland nj ths Lowest rate.
For freight and cabin passage apply At the Compan.
once Broadway and for scerags tickets at the Passages
Office Of the Company "a Broadway
EoR LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN,
j. Cunard steamship
CURA, from Bnson Va Halifax .............J July q
PERSIA. from New York July 70
PASSAGE MoNrY Nav YoRK.
Cabin ......,.... slu 10 Second Cabin go
PASSAGE MosBv vR0n Bosros.
Cabin ......... S111 20 secoud Cabin. e66
Payable 10 gold OF ne equivalent
For freight or passage, apply 10
Bowling Green.
CABIE PASSENGERS ny rHR NATIONAL STEAM
~ Navigation company'a seamshp virGnis VIII please
board ~ North river BY II O'clock A. NJ
Saturday July u. P.w.J. HURST Manager
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!, .cIFrc NAIL STEAMSHIP cowpAxYs
TnROrgH LINE
cApRytsno r,stryr, s1Tsres VAL.

L,oR NJ THOMAS AID BRAZIL.
TIE Inlsea states ard BrAsn Mat Steamship Carnreny
vii dssystch the sleFart site~kesi s,-ssship sOfrll
AMEkcAN, T. Zimmerman, commsnasr, for Ro ds
Jsnert md ini@rrnstiais rsirta
n,se.,.pr ss .,- ~, s srar ~, =.
for f-ishs W pssssss sysI
Nss N9wi.us Gfeen.
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CTOLEN-PRoM ~ BROADWAY ROOM NO. g. ON
> the slternoon u The tih ns sss following on ceruh
shares GATED states Pstrolsum ftok eevuncAe
No vi. iD shares Jeydyct Petroleum Company. c-ste
No in l0D shsres Hsytrct Petroleum COMPANY
No. lo5 i0D shares Hsyirck r~trosam Company
cert ecair 70 it i sharss .yics pssrlsaIn cemgsnv.
r~rn~se No fM 80 shares bunksg mn Petroleum Con
pany, osruhoat- No ~; o share Umpire CITY psrole-n
conpsny osrtIfcs,s No. 20 700 shares JACK Petroleum
cautioned ss.ins. par.hAssf o. nsssi.ns Tor. q M
onor- 81 tho respective companies Tor the
ceiAncaies
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f-on aAI.s-rHRre LARGE YoUxo HoRsEs; ONE
Ia sy.s H ss Sss "' ss w ,irsss ''''s
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Dx ngraAtD auRsEow DK8rf0f ~ PIAZZA ~
IL 4lstA a4saWF TsenV s.4ltA wrrs4 All gss8s
ust. - D~ausssY skra'r p~rfstasi sss4ifai s@is =,
Ts-ts q ure8sfss. af9sf, 81 rsff2e1.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-26
CONGRESSIONAL ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, July 25-SENATE.-
ME-. GrRossSwas swornsin as Sena-
tor from, Kansas, HiceLane, deceased
Mr. Joseph S. Fowler, Senator elect
from Tennessee, for the term ending
March 4th, 1871, had his credentials
presented byMr. Sherman, and~took
the oath of thefefice 4 siem1 - q
Mr. 'Fessendgh called up the resolu-
ton for the adjournment, andbmoyed
to fix Friday the 9th as the day fer
adjournment. e
Mr.. Pollard inquired if he intended
to abandon the bankrupt bill for this
session; if not, we cannot adjourn be-
fore Monday aaMr.I Pollard said he
regarded the late vote ON that bill as
decisive of its fate for this session. e.
Mr.. Sumner moved to amend the
motion of Mr.. Fessenden, by fixing
Monday, Both. inst. ,oas the day for adj
journment.y laf:5 2e sbugeIte59 sDeit >
The resolution Wass after debate, al
lowed to fxithe date on Saturday, at
noon, and it was so passed s4
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tempted to testify, and threatened the
magistrate, Mr., Dix, with violence, if
the proceedings were continued. The
magistrate, seeing the state of affairs,
indorsed upon the warrants of arrest
the impossibility of conducting the
trial under such circumstances, and
informed Maj. French, agent of the
Freedmen's Bureau. The latter of
ficer advised the negroes to quietly
return to their homes, and while they
were doing so, they were again as
saulted and pursued by the armed
whites until they reached a place of
safety: upon the arrival Of troops, the
white men dispersed in. every direc-
ton. and not one Sof' them could be
found after most rigid search.
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NEWS VIA NEYv YoRK.

8e New YORK, July 25 Thirty thous-
and tons of coal were sold at auction
to- day by the Delaware, Lackawana
and Western Railroad Company. The
prices were, lump, S6 374@6 80;
steamer So 50@6 80; CRATE, SO 623 /;
egg, Sc 75@7 20; stove, 81 20@D7 30;
chestnut, s. 00@5 55; weight 2,240
pounds, delivered at Elizabeth.
Out of twelve cases of cholera re-
ported to-day, there were three deaths
in this city, and in Brooklyn eight
cases were reported, but no deaths.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE 2

- FORTRESS MONROE, July 23.-U.,'S.
steam tug Geneva returned yesterday
morning from the scene of disturb
ance, on the eastern shore of Virginia,
near Drummondtown, between the
inhabitants and the negroes. 1t ap-
pears the trouble originated from
band Of white men hunting down
some negroes for the purpose, of
searching for one named Couts, who,
few days previous, had attempted to
cut the throat of white man. The
negroes were robbedS of their arms
and money, when they made com
plaint to the civil authorities, who
issued warrants for the arrest of
eleven of the whites. The 18th inst.
was set apart for the hearing of the
p casess At a village, named Wood
stock, on that day, about 100 we'll
armed white men assembled, swearing
they would kill every negro who at
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jeff. Da7is,s Friend the Nominee
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The usual 'staid and stern deco
rum of this ancient little town was
disturbed this morning, by an irrup-
ton of several hundred of the unter-
fifed, which, added to the fifty or sixty
delegates who'had previously arrived,
made up a crowd quite respectable in
point of numbers. The Convention
was to have been held atagrove about
.one mile from town, and immense pre-
parations had been made to feed the
expected multitude but aboutr nine
o o'clock rain, commenced failing and
there was so little prospect of a dis
continuance of the storm that the
managers concluded to have the meet
ing at the market, where some rude
sheds afforded partial protection from
the, deluge. gsrI s2sT Es0 z5lEad0 /.
Alto o'clock DIR. Geo.oE,Y y Greene
mounted a table, and nominated the
Hon. John Law as President of the
Convention. On taking his seat Judge
Law made few remarks in his own
peculiarly happy vein, his pronuncia
ton savoring strongly, of the style pc
culiar to gentlemen ofthe old school
He gave thanks to Knox County for
making him what he was, all that he