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SJ,AUGuSIINE, FLORIDA Historv nnd IN
~ "qsHr " AsttesAss rnstds, 0snAed h 1t1t cu,ri.
ss e"%s 'hs sa ssSss~e s<tu tA~ .ssy hsssy q Tio
~ E "e,se see president q EorsdA Hissoy
"A' '~e's'y fnoe ~ 90 sus* psthshcH n
juno asl Penn ayenae hs,s.s, 81, % ~. sl,
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bof-KNl0nrs TxMrLAx ArrRxyIox-W ashnlgton
(pmmAadcry
II 9th and Thursday zat at O'Clock
10 firm the the n W Grand Isige VI r. AID A Ma
ny order a the EiiDent Commander. .
June 22-TuWedxIh W. $ McNAlRN, Recorder.
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CEMI-ANNUAL NOTlCE.--We are now having all
~ unsettled accounts made on books
season. and hereby notify those
with us that they obtain them desk
When those NOT called for VIII be rendered with
on the LIST 81 July. HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO
June 22--d3tkcodct (ssarl
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Il la conformity with that part q the act making appropriations
support tho for the ending the
approved 18th, 1858 which ayproprates
beech loading crtnes Of the best model
approved by board ordnance officers board consisting
officers the ordnance will meet West Point New
the 12th a July for the Indicated
All persons desrous for the model
cArbncs invited To do aud each competitor required
submit his carbnc with the ammunition for the
less than hundred round the board later than
days after the Of its session. explain
H. X. CRAIG
9a Colonel Of Ordnance
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W tHaA No els
Nesice Of closing the Land OMce at vincennes,

TIME period for continuing the Land Office at Van
Il Indiana undSs The approved 18th August 1856,
havng exed noos hereby thai said land ecs closed
a VIII continue until Congress, us session. thea desued
espeiis.t, shall otherwise direct
The archives, the oce viii In The b placed
charge Of the United States marshal marshal
FOR safe keeping
under my hand the ciy Washington 2lsi u
June A H. 1855,
: WILSON,
Acting os the General laudO
June e3-4t IIntel8Starl
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

The Of the Most worsbfau Grand Lodge OF
Free the District Columbia and the several
subrdnAie Lodges requested assemble Masonic Hall
q and yh Thursday the cath instant t Johns
lnyl at 4 O'Clock, d. IA.
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THK PKNrTESTIARY.1here now Ia the penitentiary
for the District of Columbia not less than los convicts
The management Of these criminals Is conducted with
every regard to their comfort and general reformation
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The FEsnvAL for the benefit Of st. Andrews Free
Church. Protestant Episcopal which takes place to-day
must not be forgotten. e4
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TINE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

[TTHE FAUQUIEK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
(fity miles from Washington posseson having
regsined the this establishment viii be
June the direction accommodating
enta md M reliable, assistants,
No will be spared In order to accommodate the
high reputation o springs
Orange railroad Alexandria tx O'Clock the morning
evening, m,
leaving Richmond also twice day thus aurd the
venent mode OF access.
will be ~ day, 1l2
ending
children old and under IL also
half price. THOMAS GREEN.
23-2mos
LNXTRA WIDE BLACK BEREGES for Shawls
IL Nantes Busters &c.
Black GrensdMe Bcrege
Black Twisted Silks
With all other kinds a h class Mourning constantly
hand.
30 pieces wide and best Black English Grapes.
lew supplies from the North and EAst daily
only, marked plain figures hence purchaser
oyercharged.
visit establishment obligation purchase
Fa PERRY + BROTHER
!" Central Htorcs building,
June 23-10tdh opposite Centre Market
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Inr PHniDESr The enterprising dAguerrrotypist
Brady, has taken admirable imperial photograph Of
President Buchanan, which Is exhibition ut his
The likeness is striking and faithful and cannot
fail attract the attention OF all who may visit tie
.;sx,
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TNXTRA WIDE BLACK BERE(i
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD. Sealed

prsposals will bs received the Once Of the
Representatives u g. until IL O'Clock
furnishing delivering the vsul
Cxpitoi next hun
< 22lo pouD q the best anthracite white ash
ss an three than i've inches diameter and
y ~ other foreign
Also seventy -nv~ cords u the bext panc
Security faithful performance the hing
the articles will he required.
Proposals may separate, and should endorsed
proposals Tor Coal
Clerk of he HQase q Representatives United States
Baifin6re Republican philadelphia
please pubih the the July
the Clerk Office N the House of Representatives.
June
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF NEW YORK
Net assets February L. -
bonds and naortrarcs Of first
Frederick = WI president Abbott,
A. r. r. Garnet, NJ D. examining physician 465 Ninth
Pamphlets further may obtained Al the Office
CHARLES TE 6kIDKN, Agent,
June 22--dSm* No s07 Seventh
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WE oFFER nn,IpEp RARG AINs n III rr.d

NTE OFFER DECIDED BARGA in all grades
w Of extra glossy vide and narrow Hack zkx-
Also, in large s u choice quality Mourning Silks Of
sesect n &sit 10 tt1tf't72 Fet ~ Pfilt
Inns, remarkably cheap tG EH 49,
70 pieces corcd gcnicmcns cdrens wear
With large Fancy and Staple Dry Goods specially
rcner~Iy.
One price only, MARKED In plain figures md
vis obisaiiSn purchase
Good prices and Ar dealing may be relied all
rnCRY 4 HROTffER
Crntrat eores,r buidns,
june 23-lotdh Opposite Centre MAtket-
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HoP.-We acknowledge the receipt of invitation
from the Young Mems Club" OF Upper Marlboro TO
attend hop TO take place Wednesday evening, the
30th inst pleasant aud agreeable entertainment may
be expected
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Twx MssnSIc cgLrnRsroS in honor Of 81. John the
RAp&ste viii take place to-day At four o clock the
Masons will assemble at Masonic Hall and six clock
form in procession and march to the Smithsonian Ip
tuition hear the address OF Mr. Morris, OF Kentky
banquet AZ night viii close the ceremonies of the day
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EOwNEs DOCUMENTARY CHEMISTRY; Lon

DURKE ON THE MINERAL SPRINGS OF vIR-
10 GEuA wtth 1nap cf rouscs ard distanccs. q Is
Norman On the Mineral Srnes u Wssha win msp Tho
rcutss and dissancee u. 60
Bril- On nAahn nd ~ waseSy neemen. o. -.
Trip 70 tbs vRsns springs ~ ns<s ssux II 1885
~ ~ P1f
FAnquscr sulphur srring~ - cents.
0oodsh Guide " The Ht HpngA h coursy Virginia
sarataP W4eers; ~ - Hos<A. n b. -
Aso, MAPS, Guide Dccks, nc, II every descrpton
Ssne 10 tRANCx TAYLOR
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A HANDY BOOK ON PROPERTY LAW, IN A
IA series Of letters by lord r. price
Pocket Chess being Chcss Beard provi
ded with complete set al nen; price 50
Water Baptism series q dscourses
ject advantage and condition, BY Rev Samuel Fuller
Manual u the Christian iAte BY ho Rev Morgan M
by BLANCHARD MOHUN,
nth md avenue
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ink lar11A FAILS. Hook fishing haas commenced at
the iAttie Falls Large PARTIES Of gentleman repair To
that spot each day at hour when half the city
quietly sleeping on the fatigue of day Of work pleas
ure. Yesterday morning party Of fifty met with
sualIy good success and may expect for the neat
week or two to hear tall fish stories
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TIE USlox ACADEMY The septennal reunion of the
pupils of the Union Male and Of the Union Female Acad
envy will take place at Academy Hall on Friday next at
- o'clock This Academy under the direction OF Mr.
and Mrs. Richards, Who by their united and untiring
exertion have succeeded in gaining many friends and in
making il of the best institutions In the country
The occasion will be Of much interest pupils and
visitors.
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WAsIxcrox is getting toleraby thinned out although
number Of members of Congress still remain probably
urging the claims of their avortes for various positions
yet to he filed by the President The rccesses of Con
gres not what they used to be- and In place the
excessive duness of few years ago, there quite bus
tie produced by the steady increase ia the business of the
public departments And this increase continue
long the country expands in wealth. territory and
Importance
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An ACCIDENT. The work upon Willards Hotel is pro-
crossing quite rapidly towards completion In the midst
Of the busy activity Tuesday last Mr. Davis fell from
the wall Of some old buildings upon which he at
work and received injury upon his head. He
was promptly cared for and is in fair way Of re-
covcly.
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SUSPICION os ForL PI,r-The body Of man supposed
to be William Murray. Of Norfolk Va found float
ing IN the Potomac Tuesday last When found, q
check shirt tied tightly his head and around
his neck II is supposed that his death caused by
foul play.
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II ORD ST. LEONARDS HANDY BOOK ON
il ProperiyIaw rs
Poor Fellow by the author of (which the Right
t125 tr
Msturwrlls New York State Register Tor 1885. $50
Mary nrwent by Mrs Ann S<phens. eloo
The Pocket ces. Beard Adsr~d NJ playing Railway
30 " isa
Jsae - pRANCx TAYLOR.
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Ps -Editors Of the above papers viii psase copy,
bills TO the Patent Once with paper containing this ma
June 23-law3w ass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Richard.op, spence g. Co.'S Circular.

Per tf,i1a LIVERPOOL. June q 1888.
This weeks arrivals consist Of ~ s2 bushels Wheat S672
bush Corn 1919 bbs kour from the states ana Couada @yO
quarters Whs $50 sacks Flour from France ~ quarters
Wheat 50 sscks Flour, from the Baltic 505 quarters Wheat
quarters II sacks Flour, from spain &8ij quarters
Whost and 5 IN quarters Corn from the Mediterranean
Farmers deliveries Of Wha, foT the week ending last Saturday
were s2 quarters f3 l0d against iC 100 quarters al 50 Id
the poDdiDg week OF last year.
The weather is brilliant aud rcng and there is AZ entire ao
senoe Of Animation N the Grain trade.
unchanged IN Flour quito neglected
and nominal CORNSo inquiry ard prices again eeser
we quote WHEAT Red, 52d5 for Western; 596 for lndi-
sIO06 for Southern White CsrGdsD, I065 South
orr 66d6lC A. 70 b. FLOUR, Philadelphia and Baltimore n
Fxt. Ohio VIA North, n az2 via Now Oieans 2. y o.
Westerr 2OfQ2j y b5L kDIAS CoRN-Yenow, 5il6i Nhte
IS y i6o N. ~ - -, A.,
.slyes. ard Gales are quite retsil at previous rates.
PoRx-his rsihr OF American there Is no asso
Rscos@There h ,il DO demand from the country and al
tpsb holders show deposition 70 meet buyers no progress
is made in sales
CHEESE veiy duL o.
LARD yery limited inquiry, and meets slow sale al d
81 for fine. 20 ..,
quotation for Association In London the market
slow closing 81 June, August and September aud 90
last three months iOr ]. Y. &. ...o,,,
has sold to the extent Of ico bb OK quay
stsllid4 Powt - n,...
offered OF suction to-day, bid, bat the sale was WIN
Os-sprm inquired for and fair baggsd would bring f5
Of drouih in Germany have d 10 some
yp@cul All We inquiry, transactions are reported
CoTToK1 has her improved iu tone and demand
a. but the change scarcely amounts 70
quotation e1ceprg in good ooored Midons, which s 6d
10 There has been little more disposition 10 sell l
afternoon lBois being thought unisVoiaoe oy
many fair business doing at steady pfices
Mdding Orleans Sd Mobile, l5l6d Uplsnds t4d T. ID
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

=, li,b, New Fo,t in bbs 50 II 49, Bosoa in
iD.sed osersd .p,ns, g d72s. 10 snPs 's
,.ssiIs. Fofeisn Refined 4ttd5' bf.we g. M ga
aS XII .ssio g sSSs ssS7 for ceyon Pain 50 C
PcrTcH quiet raiaeng Pefas seld for 81. ,-,of
Rgs-A. ,sa,i "a sli p1Lea I,s ,s. - :, 10 a sson
sSIiprTrRThs hne qualities are 20 o ~, 3 fy
s csp. with is to IS = cert At IS 1000 bags 2 2 een'
be cessss ns5S no bag. fetched 2d for low 81 r
s,fk Pepper. BAGS saAbs were 'aksn n from =
for M qualify Gse - s' ,'ia s4 co,e,: Sas 20
Psceo no 90 fo 2i for mid % 81 fo' fire Iinz'or
b.s been very dl and ss2ut ~ o.s p"' ~ . . io
were ,imas. ga I'd o~ Write, Ahc.' 80 cs-goes
5la to 9r c runs Anscsn It &c. aud 100 bags
Rsrsoon 81 s. DO fots tesr PI' ,,,,b s,.te ,yi,v
soS,x[ir re on n r-'ces su'te 0i Srh Vest
~ Is .Ss .,ss smount - hhds 2S D. ~
ps - - Al edt7 MsutiUs: 3bi8 bsgs wee psns 'o" %
IA .ot bsO~n 81 Q5i lo~ md 70 md Jciox 81 1's s.
MID % sooa 2 u. s s.on "a ass g. good lid Srsy
g,,n sz2 kbds &c Cuba Mu,cgvsdo tet BED 35 50
ns 20, 20 very p,e 2s bbs 40 hhds Porto Rico So W for
f.ror brown 70 low biisbt yellow Ias i9ow.S h2ss 90 os
MI, orfeS (bound oec. the Medteraoespl a. p; xNV
bs1s. NO IS hsvsns insured a. y aud 4Vel oas whlte
Pensra insured s, ~ snd three i9i he Uni.d hna
dorm 500 b.ss brown Perums y landing Eeights
boxes No. Hsvs fully Insured ~ % o. ana zcVV boxes NO
T.tIcw quiet St. Peten5ur. Y C. 81 on the SPOT 30 fH
'1 elo . e. B,pes have been disposed ofst ll5 cyi.
opats common BIoeks ll8|, Bars li9 Refined III
TukrrsTnE-Rcush Dorninsy loi sPints; American IN
The IT,. nsrset very dull common cOnsou 1913 d.
sr.,Ie.s sToexsda There are BUYERS ofhe United States
s, Bords Of 1868 a. l5 Of Mass Sterling .. a. lO |h
but either stock offering fof s.e oheI s'oos
discount in Of the pop9.fm T. . ds ~ |a 5 -. s S ~
Quebec City 6s duh at loli, div from is' May
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

A PRoPosED NEw CAsADIAs TARIfF.-The Colo
ris Financial Officer proposes for the sanction OF Par
lament the following modification Of the Colonial
Tariff:
Specife Dutes.-Biandy, 81 Gin, s0c.; Rum, JOc. ;
Whisky, lsc ; Alcohol, Sue. per gallon; Refined
Sugar, - 50; Yellow Sugar, -; Raw, 81 IS; Refining
Susar 81 per cwt Tea, not over lsc. value, 3, per 10
over isc, ic Wine, urder SiO 2Oc.-under 500, 3oc
over SEQ 40c.; Bottled Wines nearly the same; Ale
Beer snd Porter, in casks, SOC. per galion-boied
25c per dozen Green Coaee, lc.i Roasted, ic.i Mo-
lasses ic.
Tirenty Per Cent Ad Volorem.-Candles Sperm
Belmont and Stearint, Carpets, Cutlery, Furs, Gass
ard China Ware, Silks, Nelyes, Clothing, Leather,
Marble and other Manufactures, Cabinet Ware, Per-
fumed Soap. Tanned Leather and Skins, Books.
Fire Per Ceut.-Books, Brass IL Bars, Large Chain
Iru Hst Plush Iron Bar, Nail, Boiler, Plate, Hoop,
Lead Wrought Steel and some other articles formerly
in tie two-and a-haf ist.
TIE Free List mostly continued, with several ad-
6i,ioIs. -
Raw Materi.l for manufacturing Excise whisky,
&c Ae, Beer and Porter, lc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

A CoRREorIoS.-We inadvertently did terrible
wong to the Alderman OF the Fifth District yesterday
by connecting tie number Of bis district with the name
of Alderman Mike Tuomey. The Alderman of the
Fifth Dstric. is Mr.. Tucker, and not Nike Tuoney, as
We enormously set forth yesterday. Alderman Tucker
has been reputable citizen, at least until ne signed
tie majority report of the SuinpTa Mix Committee
Mike Tuomey en- the other hand, has slSsys been
Sixth ard Fourteenth Ward potiisn. lie has kept a
rum mill ard pair of bowling alleys in Grand street un.
til lately when he has altered the tenpin alleys into
Wholesale rum shop. We beg Alderman fuckers par
don for carelessy connecting his respectable name with
the isrepu.abe one of Nike Tuomey, Alderman Of the
Sixth Aldeunanc District.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Immediately opposite the Executive Mansion was
similar arch Inscribed follows:
THE GOyERNORs OF VIRGINIA
IHE GUARDIANS HER RIGHTS.
THE DEFENDERS OF HER HONOR

At lOl O'Clock precisely, the lanterns were all extin-
guished ard the glory OF the Square went out IN an
instant; the gems Of the et dean turned into muddy
plobu!es as suddenly the gems OF Cinderella turned
TITO rats and her chariot into pumpkin at l. minnH
At later bour tie band OF the N Regimen. seren-
aded the Mayor Of Richmond who mad. them
speech which nobody else head but the ophecieldes
and the clsIcnetes.
TLis morning at 10 o'clock the square was again
dersely tbronged with citizens, whe came TO witness
tie dress pa sde Of the regiment Tne ranks BENG
in open oIder the regiment was reviewed oy Gov
Wise; after which for hour and half, 1t went
throu ch with its admirable drill, and was marched
and countermarched to the music Of " "PEtoile du
Nord and "Trova.Ore, and ther, having stacked
AIMS filed of 10 collation. ferved al fesco, at which
the monster fcrty-iour gallon bowls OF jnlep and lem
onade again made their appearance. When the ps-
race was over mary of the visited the statue OF
Washington by Houdon, aud the Hall OF the House
OF Delegates, and the State Library in the Capitol
while several of the citizen visitors from New York
made pigrimsge 70 the old Church of st. Johns,
where Patrick Henry delivered his remarkable Revo-
lutionsry speech TO the assembled Buigesses OF |r-
ginia. o
To-day the New-York civilians and the Colonel Of
the 7th Regiment and staff, dned With Gov. Wise.
The Regiment at the moment Of writing u p. m. \,
are Just about take steamer to return 70 the Erc-
sen which will convey these crack soldiers to Bati-
more The impression they have made here is most ia
yorsbe TO NewYoIk and there Is every reason to be-
lieve that officers and will return to their homes
with kindly recollections of Nirgiris.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
CIT Y ITEMS.

COMMISSIONERS OF IIENTH.-The Health Com
nissoners, at their secret session Yesterday received
a commune stion from Mr. Archibald, the British Con-
sui in relation to the ship Susanrah which put into
this po, having lest most of her crew by yellow fever
contracted at Sagua la Grands. The pstision asks
that she be allowed TO proceed her voyage to Fsl
mouth England. The crew have been sent to the
hospital. The Commissioners ordered that che remsin
at Quarantine q week longer and then if healthy =
new crew be put on board of her to take her to EGG
land No other business was made public, although
tie Board was in sesson nearly an hour
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

GENERAL Term OF THE SUPRENE CoURr.-The
General Term Of the Supreme Court convened on
Wednesday before Judges Browp, Emot and Lott,
and the time mosty occupied iu hearing sw argr-
ments. Yesterday the Dstrict-Attorrey called on the
areume ut in the case of James Gallagher, nov under
sentence of death for murder, on an application for a
new trsl. Mr.. Garrison the counsel for the prisorer
objected on the ground that sufficient notice had not
been given that the argument would be called on and
under these circumstances the m.tter put CT until
the September Term.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

The AITAcHNrsr LAW OF Iowa CH,seED.-lt
usy generally hnowu Eastern creditors lat the Alta
NETT av Iowa been essentially changed from what wa
90 s. a. .,chaeni for actual fssi ony aow hold For
riy - messy creditor corli ..t,ch. ses. anJ Pe;sxt
s property c d-bor lai e hs goods
ru.ou. TO tie party property stA<d, aud
the e.-,.- Of =. chrr CREDITORS b. tse hr LesiA.are
paed 81 o o sIcep, mach r.'st- % ps.tV
a. ,tvya sui Il u,y = wei io Eastern c-riors % k-ov
,a before hey Iowa wyer ald subject a-ns-ises rot
cny . cost. b,i Oar t5- aw VIII certainly De
ea to sye- 5sstc wao ar tsirs Whsi ,ry lss h,i
rs. L malls cc.c ets sa1 rsyI.a. Ths Hsv law Of As.
W:s- WI rais is:c-, ~ - Sss iaTass. .nps
ssss egss,-r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

Messrs. HAsKETT and HOLMES held another OF their
marye.ouely busy meetings yesterday lonkeepeis
licenses were granted to the following persons upon
payment Ct $50 each: George Taylor, No. l53 Duane
street; Constantine Delmonioo, No , South William
street: Siro Demorico, No. 30 Broadway. Ad-
ioureed Til 3 o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

DxrAKiURE on MisSIoSARIE>.-The following mis-
scnsues have sailed from Bcs,ou for smyrna: The
Rev. Mr. Powers AID vile, with two children; the
Rev Mr.. ByirstCn AID wife Niss Temple aud Miss
johnson. Mr. and Mrs Powers will reside At Attoch.
Mr.. ssd Mrs. Byneton viii labor smoug the Buga,i
ers Of Europeen Turkey. MIS- Temple ard Mise
ichrsoc vii take charge Of $ female seminary on
noult l.sbauCa. uodsr the direction OF The SYRIAN
h.ssioa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
NEWJ.ERS.EY IlE.NS.

CoNmoS CoCscII On Wednesday iss. tee Coun-
ell Hoto.-n .pseini-d by Dr. sassess Guy rny"ei'a
Of Heecksn. -, -. n
On scrdsy Aeers Mayer Wsoa sofpet .ss rnsI.as q
the city ~ Consequence a ss- ei,ta ocess -
by me dryts VI ls. s.scs vile psss thro &c ts- 1880
v,ek ot usss si.s- Re drivers al eases Ssf-
thst tesy YOU'D Sslx t kssss tarossa se s'sss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
FIRES.
FIRy IN YORKyfIIE.

At 81 o'clock Wednesday evening fire broke out
in frame dwelling ON Eightyslxth street, between
the Third and Fourth avenues, occupied by Mrs. Julia
During as boarding. house. The flames extended to
the adjoining house, occupied by j. G,lagher and
both buildings were destroyed. The buildings were
owned by james S. Chul.z, and were insured for
81 coo in tho Park Insurance Company. Loss on fur
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

sfs - - qS.t u-r- v-aii ~ n fi~-s-, J., ,
rscrr he &c - nneA e-s.she and CON
sf.-s :, rnce e ~. the os4 " a 80 Il -
o. t ~, iuurinf ~ suuaays '-'1s y
~ c. 's'S'iS q-Ie "a .irs si.-...i,, a..
th.,,to ~ i-j-ct, lat II. =. -, -. :.
~,'o ~ siest - re rrcpic'ors = d.. -, 80. !, '''
- .r a. f2sg- Il thc-e route. ,-re,,i. "a. =.
=, - - = VI a' .hz; 4 - ass Der s,ss.,i
rtRks--AtoI' r'c.Cck yes.erts, sn.,,s.. . r
hr 4. c1f = he rcsr u 'b7 h'esc 4 Nh Nebb n -
vl.o o. ' >ed s'sae sheds ar 1ou ~. H. -,
6suaseS ~ ~ Netfcf shc &5.e l.aarrs 40 -
irsa-ance Cs-,.sr,- O Hfv loTx "a
NV Bass Rur ',vn..A cub hs' -er'rtly b,sa
fr,ea IN obker ctl- 'ee t.oboksa Rs.- Raj CA -,
. - n nsusA. p. Who have --egiy bs,oogsa q n. -
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

APoLIcEv.s SEVERELY YAssAULrED.-On the even
ing Of the 5th of July, Adam Hau, policeman of tie
Ninth Precinct who was detailed TO keep order at
ball il lager bier garden in New Brooklyn, wss as
saulted by some six persons whom he had formerly ar
rested or breaches Of the peace and severely beaten
Since that time he has been lying dangerously Ill ct hs
residence lie was attended to by Surgeon Bal, VINO
proncurces him somewhat better, but no. free nom
dangerous symptoms TIE parties implicated IN tue
affair are under arrest and wll be DETAINED unhi the
Injured man enabled to appear before the justice to
make bis complaint.