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7, ORLEANS AND RED RIVER Pa CKGT,.

~ The New Orleans and Red RlYe N0cE15
E4ha5aIEa> IRON CITY, Capt. John N Gillian,
lsaEEsaszzm W. 7. Gillian, clerk, will make regular
trips between New Orleans and Jefferson oaching at
all intermediate landings for the balance Of the
The Iron City has been thoroughly repaired and sands
AL in all the insurance Offices For speed and comort
she is unsurpassed by any packet in the trade, For
freight or passage apply on board or to 1LER BIO
OITiN aE tG
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MAYORS OFF1cE-CI"Y OF SHREVEPORT, La,

MAYORS UFF1cE-CI"Y OF SHREVEPORT, la, I
February 10, 1868.
At called meeting of the Mayor and Trustees of this
city, held this day, the following members pres
ent; His Honor Mayor NJ Tally, Trustees J. b. Lewis,
Moreield Walker, Spilker, Kendall, Mulhaupt and
Zieger
The following Ordinance introduced and adopted
By Trustee F. W. Spilkcr-
Be it Ordained By tie Aayorand Trustees oftAe City Of
Shreeep9 in legal assembly congeaea That the Ordinance
the office of Chief Marshal and the revival of the office
of Street Commissioner and all the proceedings there
law be- and the same are declared to be null and void
and of no effect.
And5e it ftther Ordained, That all laws and regula
tons relating to the office of Chief Marshal, in exist
previous the passage OF said Ordinance, de-
clared to be in full force and effect.
The vote on this Ordinance being For-Lewis, Walk
err Zieglcr, Kendall, Mulhaupt and Spilker Against
Morefeld.
The Board then adjourned.
CIAS. II. SPILKER, Controller.
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Shreveport, February ), 1868. 81 pr So 80

~" NY undivided half interest in the above Mill
and disery, consisting in steam engine and machine
nv, -four and smut mills, wheat fan and copper still,
&C., will be sold by the Sheriff the day, at
the same time and place, and at the cryngs as
the above-so the biddlngs will be for the whole.
fe5 st S. NJ. MATTHEWS. execnrix.
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NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON
IL Il r
JEFFERsON AND NEW ORLEA nv.
NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERstpFFs;..

THE light draught fast-runnng steamer
fan@".. 3 CADDO, Capt "A. Barnes, J NJ Tuck
$@EaY4EtFSR' er clerk will run regularly between Neg
ESzzz.zs=@5 Orleans and Jefferson, touching at all
intermediate points. For speed and comfort she is
surpassed by any boat in the trade. For freight OF
passage apply on board or to lLER BoJRQUiA.
ia22 tt
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NOTICE.
TIME public hereby cautioned against crediting
4 any person my account, except upon written
order. JOHN PAGE.
Caddo parish, January 90, 1868. 5t*
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,,oaaed;ngs Of the Board Of Trustees.

-'.roa's QrEIeE-CtTf or SHREVEPORT, La, !
February 4; 1898. {
H. Mayor and Trustees Of
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NOTICE.
nR. WIN. SCRIVEN FRIERSON is my duly author
~ ised agent to tran sact all business for me during
my absence GEORGE NJ. ELDRIDGE..
Kingston, DeSoto parish, January 15 1863 jazz 5t*
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NOTICE.
A Ii. persons indebted to the undersigned are re-
"A spectfully requested to forward and SETTLE
S. LEVY,
Last left-hand stall, Market House.
Shreveport, January 90, 1868. st
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

A GOOD NUNIBER-The BEST
"A YET ISSUED.-See Portraits
and Biographies of Isabella, late
Queen of Spain; Max Muller, Isaac Is
Taylor, Schiller, Chamisso, Geller|
INLAND, Heine, German Lyric 70
cts; Mrs. T. McGath, 1o7 year.
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The Antiquity of Man; SHAKE,
speare's Play of Macbeth; Is Man
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ess. Baroness Ebergenyi, with sug-
gestions on Culture and Crime; Inc
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
THE CITY.

The Fire Commissioners had no quorum yes
terday.
LA Coterie of New York." an association of
gentlemen attached 70 the principal hotels OF ths city
The Board of Police Commissioners had their
stated weekly trial session yesterday; but the
vestgated did not possess public interest.
The Hon. Mr.. Folsom, President of the Eth
noiogcal Society sailed for Europe In the Scotia He
will sOOurn in Italy during the Winter
At the Academy of Music to-day, afternoon
and evening performances will be given 70 realize fund
20 assist providing for the support OF 5000 children
In the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums.
Peter wilkins of No. 80 Montgomery ct. yes
terdsy fell from the seventh story OF Messrs Moler
Water-sts., aud was fatally injured.
The Health authorities of this city are taking
every precsuOn prevent tho Introduction OF typhoid
fever by vessels arriving from Liverpool in many parts
Of which city and DeghbOrhoOd the disease prevails
The funeral of Lieut.. John l.. Churchill, U.
T. A., will take place today Company X, 7th regiment,
under tho command OF Capt Rogers VIII parade ss
escort.
A public meeting Of the Mount Carmel Amer
lean Protestant Encalnpment No l. OF Now York is to
be held az Cooper Institute this evening 5e'efh em
nent speakers will make addresses
Last evening Alexander McGrew, a reporter
attached 70 ne Daag Ssos is down M she tss Pa
and was dangerously injured Ho Nas taken 10 the new
York Hospital.
Patrick Crowley and Daniel Shea, Of No. 157
Leonard st. quarfeled last evening over game OF cards
In the saloon at No as Baxterst and Crowley stabbed
his opponent In the abdomen with file, causing bad
wound.
The American chronological Society have
postponed their regular meeting from last evening until
the 10th pro1imO when Dr. jones will read paper on
the Monumental remains OF tho Cumberland Valley,
Tennessee aud mention DO made OF the late Mr. Gagan
There is said 10 be no truth whatever in the
ramor that the steamship Vilo do Paris Is lost The
steamship IrpO bound west passed the VILE de Paris
bound east 40 date lator than that OF tho pretended
disaster
Howard Steam Fire Engine Company, No. !,
O 1H'stow, Mass will visit the institutions Black
wcns ana I.sDdaPs Islands to-day, aud wiil attend
th9t'i m hc evening On Friday thcy viii visit Central
F"rk, ana leave FOR hOino at p IA
Sergeant Doyle Of the Harbor Police picked
hy lbo o"Hy al wen dressed IN the East River.
on ti' Ndff lkid ~ 125 u. yesterday lie Of
luuoy cohl4'Aiol WIN hdc Wlllskcrs, aud dressed
IN Dldck pthiaioOhA aud yost, and sack coat
The Ladies' FAIR IN connection with St. Ga
bIlcs Roman Catholic Church East 1hrtysixth 81 be
tween flst ana second EVGs 10 iu progress, and
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

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b.siOsoss rHoRsLRss-Pro,,a With .. tA.. has been
claimed The earliest of ALL and fny ,gaAi 'e' Do'H"' "
"a 1Ess Safi sh;, i .. s:pud
ONO TkSaa8saRisS faASooMa, KIRTLAsD BRlSKLss
ORANGE PURPLE KAsB. DooLlTILs and MIAMI 81 pei o..
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sas s. .9l does not ,saoqn FTi s9a. t.,S,
10 IA bai superior proiuetnss bee trenlAr Of sofs of
S.i.c,n inl natural gut Of this uJ up'r0 hJ s'P"d d','
RoSyn se.s Cha. Downing seasOr and r'rr''oA Pine 81
'ssSs.cs sSs a. ill., 81 doI Dr. o. doI slO Per 1907
B.ns. a.anoib per doL. 81 per ioG r..a p,o.
PsosBg At 90 per doI 81 100; JeundA pSrsrd phi.
d.,IS Rpou,n Lsrans. White Golden oassn and P'ny' Seed
sesSi.s Crimson Cone. Fmq. slss sy %.hof.oC ae,'.a
Ids D.wns Se~ Jsr'ey scarlet kaas BSfao Green rf0nOe A
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
HOME NEWS.
THH MRLTHRR

RHHAKEtIb day oseros With rain with but hNs ntermis
1904 rain deDth 92D Of Reh ArrODomicsThs
Mercury will transit the disc Of fths Sun Nov vnbs from
lbs Indian Ocean, veal Of Australia
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lRRIY YRD.

Steamship DhEo. Johnson. Portland, mdse. ,ni psss
Steamship Montgomery Lyon Savannah Oct 49, mis and
Steamship Mess. Davis. Providence. tBdse and pasa
Steamship Empire. Pnee Warrington, O.. ndse and
Bari Ocean Bshe Jarvis Bnsspor July IA mdsa
sehE j. Aoulton. Crowley. LsprsuI N. b. daJs spog
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
ilnneuIetntIh

A COOP NUMBER See Portraits and Biogra-
pbi, sf ab.s oss.n Of SPAIN MAJ Muller I'ass Tysr
Schiller Chsu.O Gss UbsDd Hsn' oOunOd suhOf Of Y'u''
Asq OF Mani shsfsspsss Macbeth h,n IunOri,lt Getting
Reh Coupt Chorni and bs hsers Baroness Bbsfsp
Cutur. and Chms Tb. Ch, In LIFE Recreation sn~shon
Tobacco and B.hsd,, Good Judge Of Ch.ori Hs-Rnsnd
Rik.s Nay Twins MsJt In PaHSot JouAsAL for SS'
snb.r ouiy % e3a JsaL EsSIusr tirsh WaILs
Psb1h.s. No 3s0 Broadway, Esv.York
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

pube sran. them aud glVe that In pOnIe
m th bogus only those purehang directly nom
secure genuine manufacture We have recently gosT
our Oroie appearance aud durability aud b. protect ue
p1h ie from Imposition hereafter have nAmed tho ooLLlNn
METAL that making o this name VII
b. prosecuted 30 the extent Of the Law. . .
This all the hIAey aud durability oi gold cannot bt M
unyuhsd bJ th bot Judges retains t color u worn out and
equal gold creeping IN intrinsic value All onr Genuemeh
1idiJspi FatSpt Lrsi those fr Ladies an improved
Ttespemeu better than ity1 it small watch al liurnE
a, aud fy guaranteed by special certificate The To watches
equal ~ e othih gnra Appearance ana af ume To
uf ~ hoe auish and arc
.oll watch ,usuy F'u thnius Uf ever sie rum
s2te 20 Aa1 Jrsrlg Of Toe toiiuf Metal in every stHe
tie tutc Sta W o. Pc PAID or
on dtl,err Money d uot De- - h Cue oIr bills can D. p
,tp goods are krl ffma express Office tusnr mH pay al
,,n tre We employ go gents orders must Therefore be- sent
d, e. Customers Che sti Nl remember th olt 0g Gf "
Eot ~ AL 80 SastuH opposite the Post Once lnp 'ar
&. /. COLLINS 60,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

Jane HewHsven. Delaware. Ellsworth
BraIo. Portland. Conn Harriet Ryan, Providence
Brave, New.IiAyen Horizon do
Trimmer Bridgeport A Thomis do
Caroline 4 COrBsla. Ssmersst Charger do
Minnesota, New-Brlfofd. A. Patkenhurs, DO
H. p. Ely, Neslflven. Alice Scranton Portland
u. &. Collins Portland. H. Chave. Portland
W. BoardmAn, Portland
SAILED.
stesm,hp.Soos for Liverpool; Praness for Havana and
TeraCrnL
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAVANNAH, Ga Oct 2l.-Anved, brgs O. p Gsfy NevYork
Hampton GeOrzOTu Psnnie PhlsdephA Cleared steamship Mar
nj Ser.Yorh
CHAsLEsros Oct 2-Ard steamship Prsmsth.ss PbrA
delphiai sebL Ny Rover Eev.Yort
SPOKEN.
Brf Marie from Rio Grands r NewYorioet H. lat % a5 lopA
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
NEwBURGn.-The

NEwBURGn.-The house Of II. r. Stevens,
esq burglars , -stf BY The BusGLiA ALAas rHLs
sEIPH Pamphlets sen,e Looh out for shns;I.n all oAiss
WI ''''''' WIZ =" r. HsLsss No .o BrO.i.,y.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

For years KNOX, the hatist, Of No. 212 Broad
way h. employed psrnu and si the construction Of spproph
At. bt,S,epg gentlemen He has q, last ua'srsd Al, the minute
details aud sou prvdaea daAbs elegant and hhObs
hat 10 the city
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
P1SSRNGEKs ARRIVED.

PROM SAVANNAH Oct is-In steamship Moutsom.ry-s. 7
HoJi and wife, Thoa Hoyt d. spyihs Bott Howard
7. NeMlsa, Mira N. Barlow, Hes L, TTtnhRs, tssy, ht
COoBlsy, j. I. White, Norman, Henry
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

nd. mdse. tni psss
avsnnAh, Oct ~, miss. and pss
.. IBdse and pasI
Iton, ID. O.. Indse and paa
ire July a. mdsa
'rsuI. N. D., . days, spilieg.
= AND ooAsTwIsa
Ottoman, South Amboy.
Flash, Albany.
Kate Mclean, Newbnrrh
Annie Blaie, Robdsut
J. w. Lewis, pori johnson
A. J. Murray, RondouL
AdhspnL, UAIdibeL
y. A. Stevens, 90
Peter Ritter, Portland, CosL
r. J. Hill, Boston
j.. NJ Bisbte, Camden.
Miles stGndish, Gloucester.
D. Motto, Haven.
Breeze, Pail River
Ida n. Silsbe, Ees.Lcnion.
X. Moore, New.LondoH.
Emma, New Haven.
Chss. HASls, New Haven.
Sarah Blake, Dighton.
J. NJ. hoTsles, Pail River.
n. Lsmatl. E.H.HiYtn.
Canary, Newport.
W. ID. Caigill, Boston.
W u. hangAm. New Bedford.
Y. Ilaight pfoviu,etown
Ban Joan. Providence.
Otis, kes Bedford
Dawson. Newpofi
Ascogi Bridgeport
sAratoSa. Providence.
Kllen Bluss. l'futli@nc.
Adelaide, sOntrsst
q. 2. King Bh igepori
W. Il Besbt. 'haTlsslvB
]. r. War, Virginia
n T. STOCKTON Srtilis.
4. & Lymsn. Ne ha,tA
kIcrisinr, kcriiateu
Jason. MachiAs
Harriet Levi, Pro, h'ns
j. D,putn frT.atrco
Aida, rioNirucc
Empire, Providence
lnu br0aD lutli,ltc
A n fmrr D.fhtr
A a. ioGss =. siall (olG
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

uAhOVH ~
Harriet Esvsll. hschisL
}. q. Colyer. South Amboy.
Nellie u George, NeWbuTse.
Maria, Haverstraw.
PhsniI. Poughkeephs
MsTthl Wilson, Albany.
Idyho, Seabnrgh.
GloHesst.r, Eew.Haysh
CAlforGia, Norwich.
GoddsiS, Pswtuokei
Mar iIoIi,, Nantucket
Albion. ROckland.
ID. r. birieilssd. Georges Bl
Wm. A. horrell, Bridgeport.
Photnif, New-HAy0n.
SenatoT, Warren,
gs,ah Res, Portland. Conn.
81 James. TsuBion.
Orlando Smith, New Haven.
Staten Islsnder. HeW.Iia'eh
Lady Antrim, New. Bedford
&. 81. John, Haven.
r. DarteleN, Boston.
J. Compton, Dighiou.
Wm. Thomas. Fall River
Milton. PaWtuciet
Apna sheppard, Providence
Luna, Bristol
Liberty. Neg-llsven.
x. n. Mercer, Providence
Onon. Providence.
J. il. SuiiA. Hmp0rt
~ H. nif'in. Providence
Rayir, Ntw Brdnul.
u Nar Name Virginia
g. - Hot, Virginia,
whistler frIutoH.
Man Tirr, Providence.
Saiile g. Chartre. Boston
&. lowering, Iauhiou.
Roanoke. do
Osfau0 Providence
Na.fl Qlrrn, rlO,ilrttt
~. hc'siicfy Providence
fNma hcpftsA hiuaH
a =. AftD S'H Na.sn.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
[I53jS;X:xSIaS

The bs,t cooking apparatus for family durable. ssoheR
'u'' V'" '' LANES KlRrLAND Co.
k.,de Ceutrp I'd
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

Mr DOYLE, the well ll-knOwn clerk az the AMER
toAs Houss BosTos Of great fsVon With Oh. travelling
public His veil hnovp face Of the once Ia onr an nhA"n Of The
thorough comfort and uniform .heh nss The guest lopshonL
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

STRANGE DrsAPPEARAScE.-Miss Minnie Hanne,
young lady Of clifton, has been absent from her
nome for the past two weeks and no tidings Of her
whereabouts can be obtained. She was last seen In
company with young sailor named Shanahan, and
II Is very much feared that she has run away with
him. i ls.lt -.ue o. A'lH u.
4 RUN AWAY HoRsE.-The horse Of Mr.. William
Curtis Of Tottenville ran away on Monday evening
last as that gentleman was driving out with friend
from this city. Both gentlemen were severely In
jurcd. -Nslf
FrRR.AThe barn Of James Franks. OF Tottenville
was partly destroyed by Ore on Monday evening.
Mr.. Franks loss win amount to $500. tI0
SHOOTING AccIDENr.--wliam Duncan, boy OF
about fifteen years OF age had his hand badly cut up
81 the explosion OF pistol yesterday.
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NEW JERSEY.
HObOken.

HObOken.
THE wgsHAwKRN DROWNING CAsE.-The body Of
The drowned man. who sank while bathing on sun
day, was found yesterday. His name was John
wife ana three children In 437 West Twenty sixth
utreet, New York.
; Newark.
ARREST OF Two CoLoRRD WOMEN ON SUSPICION
DF SHorLIFrNe.-A Jackson and Josephine Tai
madge two interesting creatures OF African descent
were taken into custody yesterday forenoon on sus
Mrs. Margaretta Kemmerle No. SO Market street,
package OF greenbacks amounting to sll5,
about noon on Monday. Mrs. Kemmerle
states that they in her place about that time,
and she missed them and the money at the same
time Previous to her arrest the woman Josephine
Of new dnery but when arrested shortly afterwards
appeared In garments Of the humblest kind. Both
are held for examination.
= AN INSANE vIRAGo.-There Is now confined In one
OF the cells at the station house young woman
named Rebecca Mclean, who was taken into custody
bn the evening Of the Fourth. II Is said she was
formerly in the employ OF the Treasury note de.
the most deprayed character She is held on charge
OF insanity. Not satisfied with screaming yelling
and abusing the officers IN charge and persons visit
that other garments had TO be placed on her work
OF considerable difficulty.
Trenton.
MURDER OF A CoLoREp MAN. MYSTERIOUS CASE
On sunday night ABOUT tWelVe o ClOCk the muruereu
body OF coiored man named Charles Greene, was
found at Guyersvie IN the vicinity Of this city, bear
ing several wounds and showing many marks Of III
treatment Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held
on the body. but from the conflicting evidence no
defnate conclusion could be arrived At The ply
stefan gave " as his testimony that death resulted
from internal injuries. A man and woman named
Lane have been arrested parties In the affair but
no evidence could be elected duplicating the ac-
Cused tl ia
\ Couar ga ERRORS AND APPBALs.--Yestesdsy opin-
ions were delivered in the following cases.
Attorney General ex. rel. J. 5. Bayiey vs.. Theo-
Siore Kenyon and Others executors APP
peal Decree Of Chancellor afiirmed. The
diverse. opinion by Judge Bedle held
Indicated that the establishment OF charities under
Roman Catholic control was intended. The objects
OF the charity not to be confined TO any religious de-
nomination. The decree must be reversed and o
new decree made In accordance with these views.
The decree was affirmed by vote OF seven 10 six.
Franklin Cook, collector, &C., vs. the Camden ana
Burlington Railroad Company.-In this case the
opinion held by the Chancellor was that the pro-
perry owned by railroad company and used for
purposes connected with their business may be ex
emptel from taxation II so stipulated In their
charters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-08

4 UcrIoN SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT KYsT fs


WIN be soid ct public auction on Thursday, Jolly q
NJ on the premiie Grace Church street. bstwesi Rye
and Portcheser opposite the residence Of Augustus Aben
droeh about thirteen OF land containing hand
sone aee Tor budng with extensive Views Of the sound
IN the premises are large stable and carriage
house aud new front wall OF sone, with substantial
satewsys &C. The grounds have laid out and deco
rated under the landscape gardener
ana prepared Tor the erection Of handsome country seat
ror 1urthsr particulars apply to ACGUSIuS AbEND.
nOIH, ~ forcnester, AMHERST WIGHT, JR., LIZ
Broadway, room 3d. New York.
u private sale, the HOUSE spd about sx acres OF
round opposite the above, with stable, carriage house,
Aoodry, garden, &C. Apply AZ above $500 l-La " M
An. EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
keepers and parties In want OF nrst class Furniture
Elegant Works Of Art Articles Of vru superb rosewood
- LUKE FITz6ERxLD, -Auctionesr. 1ai,5.s M
win sell this morning. Ut II O'clock the entire conens Of
house ll9 West Eighth street. between Firth and Sixth
The parors, chambers, dining room, library aud
nursery completely furnished with everything desirable
Ia fashion able residence solid rosewood Esgeres statu
top Tables, roseyood Suits, two Library Bookcases
Secretary and Bookcase, cost $780, magnificent ~
octave rosewood Ptanofore, CITY made, At cost OF
$3.50 Stool and Cover; Bronze Parian and Bisque Figures
OIL Paintings, BY eminent artists solid walnut Bedstesds
Bureaus, wahsands and Commodes Hair and Spring
Mattresses so Tapestry and Ingrain Capes Chairs OF
Glass and Silver Mare Of every kind; IVORY and cocoa
shns Full descriptive Catalogue house comps
s ss: Charges! LUKE FIfzeERALD Aacionss
ITVrIt f~s-r"' OfDce Bi0ec ker street..
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July s-Mutual vs. Harlem. New Union Park, Ire
mont. .
July s-Auantic vs.. Allegheny. Pittsburg. J..
July 9-Oriental OF Greenpoint, VS.. Eureka, OF
Newark. Greenpoint. ..
July io-Union vs.. Endeavor. New Union Park,
fremont.
July lo-Athete VS.. Active. Washington Heights
three p. II.
July ls--Athletic vs.. Knickerbocker. washington
Heights, three p. NJ.
July 15-Harlem VS.. Grammercy. Mount Morris.
July l6-0riental vs.. Ivanhoe. Sing Sing.
July l6--Active VS.. Eureka OF Newark. Capto
line. al u. lo g.
July 20-Athletic OF Brooklyn, vs.. Ivanhoc. Sing
Sing.
July 22-Hariem vs.. Star. Union Park, fremont.
August l9-Harlem vs.. Union. Union Park, Ire
mont.
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COURT or osStsAL SESSIONS.

At the opening Of the court yesterday the Grand
Jury were empanelled and Mr.. David Turnure chosen
20 act az foreman. After brief charge by the CITY
Judge they entered upon the discharge Oh tner
dly,es. IN. ----....,a..
r.r Bedford appeared on behalf Of the prosecution;
but as there were cases ready the court ADJOURNED
-r~- the daV
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SALES At AUCTION.

A UCTroN NOTICE. --FURNITURE AT A BARGAIN
"A for cash, less than auction prices q ERNEST R0THs
furniture mandatory So Blocker street, near Broadway
Magnificent Paror Suits covered With color French satin
brocs,e, &s $500 sa2s and sssc covered With reps o.
Paror Library and Dining Room Furniture latest
STYLE Mattresses Mirrors &c cheap An goods wafranteo
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Nativltes in New York and Brooklyn-Austria, q;
British America, s.; England 10; France, 2; Ger
many So; Ireland, 10; Russia, 1; Scotland, 8; Swe-
den 2; United States, 376; unknown, 9; Wales, l;
West Indies. I. rrt 4n
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Do d -, Magnificent less

Property OF a family leaving the city. !Qa gs.s
At private SALE at less than auction prce the elegant Furn
ure contained IN the private resdenpe a. West Sixteenth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Drawing Room
Suit brocate cost $780, for $500; do,
go raIefoSts cost $780, for $3.50 Etsgeres Carsts Mr.
robes, Mattresses, Extension Table, Buffet Chins Glass,
Silver Ware In lots to suit purchasers ut half original COST
The House Or Rale
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yVM Writer'S, AUCTfoNEER, ss4 CANAL srRERr.-
ss,sfy 40 sss ~ s'' '- l. SacwH. cv isrsss
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r BoGART AUCTIoNEER. This DAY, JULY 8,
y. at ~ O'Clock, No Ss Hudson street mortgage ssle
Laundry consisting OF Steam Boiler and Pipes brass Steam
Valves copper Boilers stationary wash Tubs Union Wash
Ing wrngng and starchng Machines large Tanks, Stoves
Heaters, Gas Futures Counters, contents OF Drying Room
and oil other srcee necessary for carrying the laundry
CHARLES r. WARTS, Attorney Tor mortgage
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTrONEER
N Valuable Store l0e John street st auction
Z. II. LUDLOW 4 CO viii sell ct auction, Wedne
day, July at 10 o'clock, al the Exchange Saesroom No II
Broadway, New York 4, ..,.. 4, -.
John street-The four story II
John street, side 6o2 south Of cid street. store 20
s2l independent wallis both sides; lofts rented until Nay
1859 Possession OF store and basement Sept l. 1855 Ii
Terms Al sale Mapsa the ONCE OF the sucsonssrs No.
Pine street, New York. a.. iifa 2 .nf IA r i'|