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VNHE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE FOR SALE AT
Blank
Court witness and jury tickets, Subpoenas Wrs, FiFas
Appearance Bonds, Forhcom Bonds, Barstardy Bonds
Apprentice Bonds. Sheris' Deeds Marriage Licenses &c
&C., each 81 per quire ~,
When any Of the ab"ve ordered by 1e cents ad
dtoi.al on each quire be prepa Pei stage.
Any blank will be printed to order when nat less than
six quires ordered.
May Is. So
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1858. 1858.
RALEIGH AND GAsTUN RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
an AND AFTER WEDNESDAY THE 7TH
u Of April. the Passenger Trains will follows:
Mail Train leave Raleigh at 9, a. M,
Arrive al Weldon l.3", p.
Leave Weldon at 1.30, a M,
Arrive at Raleigh :, p M.
Accommodation Train leave Raleigh at 4.2n, p. M,
Arrive at Weldon II a. p. m.
q" Leave Weldon at y. p. m.
Arrive at Raleigh a. a M,
Connecting with the Trains of the North Carolina Railroad
at Raleigh.
JAMES NJ. POOL.
Ticket Agent.
April I. 1858. Eft
~ Register copy.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
TAMMANY HALL HOTEL.
Corner of Nassau and Frankfort Streets opposite the Park
and City Hall.
NEW YORK.
This ceebrated Hotel is still conducted "n the
European Plan of Lodging Rooms,
and meals may be ordered in the large and spacious Re-
fectory for
Ladies, well as Gentlemen,
having recently added Elegant Parlor for the
dation Of LADIES'. This popular H"te is in the immediate
vicinity Of Business and places : Anus. nen,. and offers
every nducement to thse VIII" consult Convenience and
economy.
Parties going to CALIFORNIA EUROPE will be furnished
with all the information desired and be protected in the
p p CHARLES BROWN, Proprietor.
March g. 1858. 25-3m.
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
Corner Ct Frankfort Street and City Hall Square opposite
the CITY Hall,
NEW YORK CITY.
This Hotel is conducted ON the
European Plan of Lodging Rooms,
and meals they may ordered spacious teectory
There is BARRIERS Shop with Baths in connection there
with This popular Hotel is in the immediate vicinity OF
mercantile business, and the principal places OF Amnse
ment, and offers inducement to those who consult
convenience and economy.
Those going Calitrnia Europe. viii be furnished
with all the information they desire. and also be
's''s0 from " tue FkESca Psiss
N. B-Beware of Runners who say are full, many
interested in saying
March Is, 1858. 23-3m.
BARRON C. WATSON. CASTOR MEAREs.
WATSON 4 MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burling Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec. IL. 7-swtf.
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Regarding OsaAnaA.1o,. q sasd ~ = Pys.ess ssd
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tn h crowned II ta n ia r,;nc;nsa .,a 4.
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readers we posted 70 it, progress striking sush bogs
ourselves - We may think w aid IN aehisyng triumph
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PROCEED1NGs OF CONGREss.
The approaching sassion Of CongesS win Be very in
p'i''n' oes os,,1.. ~ ';as, 1'..a n.s
SEVERAL NEW STATES y
win probably be admitted into the Union; the
AAsSAS pa, nif i21 fSuasaihs' .''sl 5:
are 70 % se''leo, an eno aa..,,,.s.,.
49, The MORMON QUESTION -
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DRY GOODS-SPRING, 1883.
STEVENEON, WEDDELL X CO.,
sf WHOLESALE DEALERS -
FRENCH, GERMAN; BRITISH AMERICAN FABRICS
zHEAVE NOW IN STORE COMPLETE ASSORT-
II snent Of new and seasonable Dry Goods, for the
Spring and Summer Trade
Special att ntion is solicited from the North Carolina
and Virginia Merchants. -.-.
$50, JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDELL,
- sE-z-S =tF VIM. h. CROW,
Nos. 7s and 80, Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va,
March 8, 1888. 2u-
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C. Ard.
PERClvAL GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL
ENGINEERS,
GoDD1Ns Hail. RICHMOND, VA
"AVING SOME IMPORTANT BUILDINGS (FOR
Ii which they supplied Designs, t" superntend in tins
State have found il necessary To B"nch Ofhce IN
Raleigh. Second aoor Smiths Brick Building, where they
will be prepared suppy-DEsIGNs, WORKING DRAwINes
and far Churches Public and Private Build
ings, and laying of Ornamental Grounds.
Address Box 100. Raleigh, n G.,
or Box s2s, Redmond, Va.
vacancy for artcled pupil, Of good habits and edu-
cat,nn.
Raleigh. Jan. go, 1853. 3-6m.
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J. w. JOHNSON.

Attorney at Law, Raleigh, n. C.
"ILL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
w g to the collection of all kinds of Claims renewing
and dscountng notes in Bank hiring and renting proper
~ and buying and selling real estate commission Re-
Ter to Charles Dewey Cashier Bank of the State W Il.
Jones Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, w. j. Hawkins Pres-
qeh Rrleigh and CASTOR RailrOad and G. W. Mordeca
President of the Bank of the State.
a. letters enclosing money must be registered. Office
VI S FAYETTEVILLE ST., opposite the Market Square.
Sept 22. S7-tf
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JARRATT's HOTEL.

WASHlNGTON = hHhA0nukSh
UyHIs LONG ESTABLISHED AND WE'LL
IL known HOUSE, will be re-opened on THURSDAY,
has undergone thorough repair throughout, and is
sideraby enlarged All the modern Of gas
has been spared render the IN s
one Of the very hest the Soutfetn country limited
number Of Boarders will be received N &x2 per annum
Transient rates the same the other hotels Of
They respectfully solicit share Of the pnhc
and pledge 70 render entire
81 ~ JOHN JARRA9Ts4 BRO:
April l, 1854 Ess. re s. g
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A. M. McPHEETERS & Co.
WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Will's Wharf-N0rfolk,
HAVE IN STORE FULL STOCK OF ALL
LII articles in their ne which they offer accomodat-
ing terms:-
Sugars.-N O.. P. R. and Cuba in Hhds. and Bbls.
Crushed, Pulversed and soft crushed in Bbls.
MOasses.- Prime N. q. bright and heavy, Cuba,
P. r., and English island.
COfee.-l5u Bags fair prime Riu
100 Bags prime green Laguara,
50 Mats genuine Did Government Java.
Salt.-l ,n0n Sacks G. A. Salt.
Lime.-l,mO Bbls. Thomastun, in fine order
SOaps.-Pale Brown, Toilet aud CASTLE Soaps
Candles.-Sperm, Chemical Adamantne aud Mould
Candies.
Sundries.- Bronms Buckets, Wrapping Paper, Twne
Grain and Ground Specs Grund Coffee Mustard Choco
late Olive Oil, Tcbacco and Segars Teas, &c, &C. DC
- April =, 1858. 2y-tf.
N. B. Special attention given to the sale Of FLOUR
COTTON and NAVAL STORES on Commission.
Book Binding.
JOHN III. DeCARTERE1 & SON.
RALEIGH, n. C.
a RE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING
"A business in all branches at the old stand Ove
"Turners N. c. Bookstore"
Their increased facilities will enable them th
binding of Periodicals. Newspapers, Music &c. with pr0mp
ness and dispatch, at New York prices. -
Books them fro any of the State with di
rections will be md in any style desired boxed and
back without delay Address
Raleigh, n g:
April 25, 1856. 45-tf
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HAMILTON & CARTER,
Florists. Nurserymen & Landscape Gardeners,
RALEIGH, n. e..
All kinds of Garden and Flower Seed; Fruit and Orna
mental Trees Greenhouse Pants Flowers Roses &c.
piled on favorable terms. - .-.fss.ssa -
& May !, 1858. - 35-H %
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go A. M NOBLE,
WITH
LATHROP. .LUDlNGTON & co.
.s.,-, lNroRTERs AND WHOLEsALE DEALERS IN g. ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, DRY GOODS.
Nos. % 2a Park Place. and 20 & 22 Murray Street,
Between Broadway and Church ST.,
sa' NEW YORK.
R. D. LATHROP
c. H. LUDINGTON,
4..st.....-. 4. - j. H. MORRISON,
w. FAXDN,
X. j. HUNTER.
January 9, 1858. l2- IT,
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION BOOKS
lvA WINNERS PIANO FORTE PRIMER-A new and
compete method Of learning to play the Piano Forte
without Master.
In this work the rudments of Music explained in
and simple MANNER while Melodies Scales and Exer
cses introduced which calculated and
advance the Pupil To which added choice arragements
of the newest Songs Pokas Marches, Wazes Qnadrlles
and Opera Airs before published in any similar work
Price FIFTY CENTS.
Also On Ihe same plan
WINNERS GUITAR PRIMER
WINNERS VIOLIN PRIMER,
WINNERS FLUTE PRIMER,
WINNERS ACCORDION and
FLUTINA PRIMER.
Price of each FIFTY CENTS.
For sale by ...,,-
W. L. POMEROY
Raleigh. March 90. 1853. "a
DLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
,os approved orm jus, printed, and for sale at the
STANDARD" Office.
Also Writs Subpoenas, Warrants and variety of other
blanks
Aug 25. "a
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Important National Works!
N APPLETON Il CO., NEW YORK, ARE
ZJo issuing u of valuable NutIUuai Works,
comprising
Am iigmf"t of the Dehat~s in (ongress from 1893 to
lSIH. hy Hon. 7Hos H. Beoton-to be completed in Is
Royal Octave Vols. -" ages each. Six Volumes now
ready for delivery. Also,
4 4aerts,u Cpchgei;a-l5 Vols. 7a0 pages each
of the important Works IF modern times. Also
Aa.rica" EoQ"ence collection of Speechrs of the
eminent Orators of America rnm James Otis to s.
$ Prentis with splendid steel Porrails-n Volumes
ready for delivery.
Subscriptions received by the Agent at the Marlborough
House.
Raleigh, March so, 1883 26-tf.
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ID EV. C. r. DEEMS SPEECH ON THE
II, trial Of w. A. SMITH before the Eiyaa4 Confer
ence. For sale at a7-ts1 q
= s-f.s.s-zss J. B, WHITAKERS
= s-.s 500 T. f-zs4Fs Commission Store
Raleigh, n c., April 20, 1885, s5--4t. {.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW VOLUMES
FOUR GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,
NAMELY.
Edinburgh, North British, Westminster, and
London Quarteriies, and BlackWOOd's
Edinburgh Magazine, lMOnthlyJ
COMMENCED WITH JANUARY, 1855. -
TERMS SUBSCRIPTION
Any one Review Backwood, $3 year. Blackwood
and one Revew-or any Reviews, Is. The four Re-
views and Backwood tlo Pour copies address go
PosrAGE (Which should be paid Quarterly in advauce
the four and Backwood to any Post Office in the
United States enly 81 cents year. Namely Il cents
year each Review and "A cents year BlackwoOd.
Address, L. SCOTT 4 CO., Publishers.
81 Gold Street, Corner Fulton, New York.
/ April ], 1858. 27-tf
zSWEDEs. HAMMERED AND ENGLISH
- Iron, Arge assoril,en, always in store Bend HoFse
Shoe and All descriptions of Carriage Iron. Be1 Cast
Steel EngIsh and American, Bsterd and German Steel
For sale BY y !: f-sss -
GILLfAnsA.DUNLOP,
ss..Ss9ss S. - As s19l Sycamore Street
80 sSis e ~ Is rss .s Petsrsburg, Va.
April Is, 1855. s.. Z z 82zz5In.
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WILLIAM J. SAUNDERS,

or RALEIen N. c. 81 - -
on Fayetteville Street, immediately in the rear Of
Am &C Of Kemp p Battle, ESQ. -,
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n y = 1 a T. II A w
VIII SMITHFIELD, NC,
Wat end regularly the County and Superior Courts of
All Johnston Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson S..
tenoU BUSINESS entrusted to his will prompt
smithfeld Feb. 20. ss..s. 4 ~. ss as-t
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JAMES b. AVERETT,
Attorney at Law,
VIEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA

"''. HOUSTON. w. A. ALLEN.
HOUSTON & ALLEN,
Attornies and Councillors at Law.
kENANsvILLE, N. C.
WILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
ties Ior's OF Dupln, New Hanover and adjoining Coun
a. sna1 ana also the Courts of Wake.
april 4. 39-swly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20
ANUSE NEkI'S.

AT the ACADEMY, Madame Gassier, Stefiani and
Gasperini will appear tonight in Lucia
AT BURTos's Mr.. Roberts will play " King Lear
tonight. Tomorrow night Mesdamcs Gazzaniga and
Strakosh, and Brgnol Amodio and Barili will appear
in "Trovatore."
NIBIo's GARDES.--The drama of " jessie Brown
has been so well received, and has filed the treasury
and the auditorium full that it is to be repeated to-
night and tomorrow night, after which it will be with
drawn to give 1.-The Life of an Actress and "The
Phantom chance.
LAURA KEKsE's THEArER.-The fine company at
this house appear tonight in the comedy Of "Old
Heads and Young Hearts, with Mr.. Blake ~ Jesse
Rural, and Miss keene a. Lady Alice.
BowERY THEATER.-" Jessie Brown is also in the
ascendant at this house; not the Bourccautan ver-
sion however. 1t is given tonight with two other
plays.
PuRDY's NATIosAL THEATER.-A new drama called
"The Harvest Queen" together with the spectacle OF
THE Ice Witch played here this evening for the
first time.
BARsuA's AMERICAN MusEUa.-Some new features
Of the "Iheater OF Art" are to be introduced thi,
week.
WooD's MIssTRELs.-This week l. 10 be given mp
to minstrelsy, and the whole of the Mammoth Com
pany" will do their best.
PALACE GARDEs.-To-night novel entertainment
called the Feast OF Lanterns" with grand concert.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

Great importance is attached to the meeting which
takes place on Staten Island to-day and the prospect
IL that the assembly will be exceedingly large one
Delegations will go from Tcmpkinsve, Stapeton,
New. Brighton and other plaees-indeed, the whole
island will probably be represented. What will be
done at this demonstration is hard, ct present to
ssythe intentions Of the leaders being hidden under
the declaration that the object is to give an unbiased
opinion upon the burning Of Quarantine.
The military eneampment was visited, yesterday
by upwards Of 10 coo persons-many Of whom were a.
lowed pass the grounds and inspect the interior ar
rangements. Among the visitors was Ray Tompkins,
who appeared to take especial interest in all that
he saw; and while he expressed the opinion that it
was entirely unnecessary to keep troops on Staten
Island, yet he was ready to acknowledge that the
Eighth Regiment was fne-looking body Of men, and
an honor TO the militia organi Eation Of the State.
Private ex-Ah William Wilson of Company q,
who was rendered unfit for duty on account Of over
exertion has entirely recovered, and is duty.
At present We understand there is sickness among
the troops, who hold out very WELL and generally sP-
pear to relish their present occupation. Every ar
rsnzement has been made for their comfort; . bar
bers shop has been placed in operation, the comforta-
be Sbey tents are all erected the mess-house Is nm
CARDS sll the necessaries OF an easy life.
There has been case Of yellow fever reported
az occurring outside of Quarantine and the hope is
expressed that cold weather having made its APPEAR
spce the epidemic outside of Quarantine will no
msnifesfts presence. Rag Rckers Row, the infected
district Of Tompkipsve, is carefully looked after by
DR.. Mundy, the Health Officer of Castleton, al com
munica,on with the houses situated there having been
checked.
Within the ncosire, no cases Of the epidemic have
broken out Of late though in the bay. on the steamer
Columbis, Of Charleston, death from this causs
occurred on Saturday night. The stewsrdsss Of the
vessel was suddenly taken sick, and died. She WA
conveyed on shore and the body properly inferred.
The sick in the Hospitals arc getting along comfort
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20

richest ever brought from California. The fine gold
obtnined by washing, In principally in the form Of
scales. This Is in exceedingly minute particles and
requires care, skill aud proper implements to collect
it thoroughly and successfully. With the inefficient
and rude machines, or rather pans not used By the
miners all the coarse particles are Iost Yet
those who have worked diligently have thus far real
ized, says our inOrnans, average 0f ten dollars
a day. This information comes through various
sources and We do not hesitate to say that Il is
tirely reliable.
10 many OF our prominent citizens as An honorable
gentleman. and one upon whose statements the most
explicit reliance may be placed.
We regard il now as q fixed fret beyond cayll or
dispute that we have in Kansas pacers of gold
equally as rich a. those Of California.
1t would seem, too, thtt the gold discoveries OF
California would most mquestionsbly point to gold
deposit, this sde Of the backbone Of the continent
(iVld there is found along the water courses which
take TIER rise far up among the mountains. The
god La- without doubt, been washed down and de-
posted among the sands Of the beds Of the streams.
II is well known that from end of the continent to
the other streams which find their ultimate outlet in
the Western ocean, have almost common source
with those that How toward the Atlantic. The only
wonder l. that these rich fields the western slope
10 which the experience Of California so plainly
points have remained 80 long unprospected and un-
discovered
"Thi. discovery has emboldened some Of the most
energetic citizens Of Kansas to start line Of convey
anees from Fort Reiey TO the gold region This line
will be put IN operation the somewhat ex-
tensye arrangement lcr 40 large an undertaking
be cOnsummated. We have now daily line Of
coaches to Fort Reiley: that in n short time
shall have regular communication with this new Ell
noradn"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20
MiRINE AFFAIRS.
FOR ECROPf.


Tie United States mail steamer Fulton, Capt. Wot
ton, left Saturday for Southampton and Havre,
with 50 passengers and $685. los in specie. The British
steamer Pacific, Capt. Thompson sailed the same day
for Galway with IS cabin passengers and ljl in the
steersge. A number OF Irish gentlemen and ladies,
the Napper Taudy Artillery of Brooklyn, and an
Artillery Company OF this city, accompanied the Pa.
cifc on the steam tug Putnam, nearly 20 Sandy Hook
On approaching the steamship, the tug ired salute
of Il guns, which the Pacific cknowledged by Dip
ping her ensign The tug then landed her passengers
st the pier where the Pacific lay and they al proceed
ed, wearing badges board of her, where they met
son, ami his officers. Capt. McMahon, the command
er OF the New-iork Artillery Company, thanked the
Capisin and his officers for the reception they had
given them and expressed hope ths. the Pacific
would not fail to confirm what the Prince Albert has
proven that the Galway route is the best TO Europe
The Captain OF the Pacific expressed his confidence
in the s-a-going qualities Of his vessel and assured
them that nothing would be wanting on his part 10
make her answer all their anticpations. Al these
marks and responses received with loud cheers
and after cordial exchanges OF friendship, the
w. q. Putnsm's company again embarked in her, and
ACCOMPANIED the steamer down the bay firing salutes
by the way. In returning the salutes, VIM. Howey,
sailor ON the Pacific nearly lost his life BY attempting
10 load the gun before II had been sponged ont His
hand was blown Oh and his right arm broken in two
places. The poor fellow WAS taken to the City Hoe
pital. where his arm was smputated. At Quarantine
the escortpg company again boarded the steamship,
and psrtook Of collation., at which al sorts Of good
wishes for Galway, ireland and Mr. Levers enter.
prize, were expressed. The little tug and her COM
psny parted with the steamship just before reaching
the Hook.
rHR LAUNCH OF THE GENERAL ADMIRAL.
The Stesm Propeller Trgse General Admiral Of
- guns and 6e0o tuns viii be lsunched from the yard
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20

.rso.red by him on the remedies for diseased
spspo ddertine an structure essentially
dsrtne, ..d Of animal matter, together with some
Ts Tss s,r.. It ressts chemical action in proportion
ssi'D, ssi',s,v. The application 6f chemical remedies
to "a form il found effective than any other,
"a .,;e, destroys tho dcutine more or less ana
end .,eh agents should be employed cautiously.
tbsss'" "A not relieve the seusibility OF diseased
AshD' ,.,ess applied in quantity sufficient to pro-
a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20

ab,y, the cold weather having done mach 70 render
the- situation lee dangerous. The doctors arc dong
all in their power for the -ic in their charye and With
good success, Considering the limited accommodation
vhich they pgsSc>s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20

-Aocrpsxr.--,)n Saturday, Mr.. John Spery, looking
glsss manufacturer at No. 22 FINN street, W" s'"'
dentally caugh, in the betting attached tome mscnne
and ubirled over the dram upward Of ono hundrc1
,u.. before he could 5e eIrcsted from his perlous
po.;tior. HI. arm was broken in three places; ~
,b.,. = hu, lttle chance Of his recovering. rf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20

HoanBLE CSF oP observation-disclosures n'iiS
held sn inquest Saturday upon the body OF iema4o
infant which wss found cut TO pieces In hog pea st'
tsched 10 The Hudson River Raroad Depot I" fmy-
first street. The body Of The child had evidently beee
chopped up and thrown to the hogs, in hopes thai
would have been up by them, but they seem see
10 have touched il. Whether the child died natural
death or ws- murdered coad not be ascersined. sa1
the jury rendered verdict oi death from some cause
unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20

F.rsL R4iLRoAp CAsuALrY.-Coroner CouneQ
two wears of age, who died from the effects Of iluree
received in consequen Of being RON over by one 8
the cars of the Second Avenue Railroad CouRe.y.
From the testimony sdduced, the Jury were q -
censursbe for not beng moro cautious IN regard ~
duties assigned him, ss by 30 doing be might nsve
possibly svered the casuslty and ssved the ss -
kfe A verdict Of censure upon The driver W
eordingly rendered by the Jury. ~ af
SUICIDE OF Az Uxxxowx xAS.--A - ~
name could not be asosFaissd, wsslssn6 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20
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CITY ITEMS.
GEoLoGr.-Dr. BoyIton gives the first regular lee
ture Of his course Geology, this evening, at the
Cooper Institute.

CHARGE AGAINST SCPERISTESDESr TALLaaDGE.-
At the meeting Of Police Commissioners on Monday
last the President was directed to make ont charges
and specifications against the General Superintendent
+. A. Tallmadge. The following accordingly
served on Thursday by Mr. Embree:
In obedience the resolution Of the Board Of Metro
pohtan Police Commissioner present the following
charge against the General Superintendent OF Police
in and for the Metropolitan Police District Neglect q
Duty.
Specifications: |. In that he did not repair in per-
son To the Quarantine on the morning of the second o
September when notified by Captain Weed that sew
ersl Of the public hospitals had been fired by mob
as required to do by section - of the Rules and kegu
lations Of the Department.
2. In that the said General Superintendent did not
the morning of September the second, direct patrol
to be stationed at Quarantine to protect the pub
lie hospitals which he'd not been fired. -.
JAMES ". SyE.
GEO. W. EnsREE Chief Clerk u Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20

TrE LATE R0ssERY OF De. Porrs.-Caf. weed
of the Second Precinct Saturday last, received ia
formation o the property recently stolen front the Rev.
Dr. Potts. Among the srticles recovered was tho
ambrotype Of DIR. Potts's second deughter, and tho
Bible in which she had made marginal notes. Ths
thief j. stil at large.