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SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL, By MADAME OC-
~ TAYIA WALTON LEVERT, - ,-tfz.J T9s'
~ For Sale by .Ets.i a.
! WI. POMEROY
Raleigh, Dec. 1s. rs
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BY DIR. II. BONAR.
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4. N. MCPHEETERS, H. CHIsELIN. J. W. MARTIN
A. M. McPHEETERS. & co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HILs' Warehouse.
NORFOLK, Va
REFERENCES:
THoNAs P. DEvEREUx, Esq, Halifax, N. G.
GEO. W. MoRDEcA1 Pres't Bank of the State of N G.
G. DEWEY Cashier
w. H. JONES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear. ~
l. OBJ. BRANcH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
DR.. N. C. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Prest Farmers Blk of Va.
Alex. Bell, Esq.
Messrs Spence & Reid Baltimore. ..-
B. Blossom Son, Nea0 York. ... -..... .
September 16, 1858. 7s--
WOLFE & CAIRNS,
MANUFACTURES DEALERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL, IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, &C., &C.,
Is BOllingbrOOk Street,
PETERSBURG, VA.
July IA. CIV
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January 6, 1858.
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THE GREAT WORK OF THE AGE.

TURNER'S NORTH.CAROLINA ALMANAC
For 1858,
VVHIS DAY PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE WHOLE
IL SALE and Retail, by.
N. C. Book Store.
Raleigh. Oct, 20, rTFtt .r.r.' 95-
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JAMES HI. STRUM,
General Agent and Collector,
OXFORD, N. C.
REFRENCEs
Joseph h. Gooch Granville Co., N. Co. Hon. A. W. Ven
able brownsville, N. c.; r. N. D. C. Herndon Oxford
N. c.; R. A. Young, Petersburg. Va.
February IA. 24-swly.
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JAMES b. AVERETT,
Attorney at Law,
NEWBERN, NORTH CAROLINA.

W. j. Houston. W. a. ALLEN.
HOUSTON & ALLEN,
Attornies and Counsellors at Law.
KENANsvILLE, N. C.
WILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
w Courts of Dupin, New Hanover and adjoining Coun
ties, and also the Courts of Wake
April 4. 39-sw1y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

Hsy. they would tsvs evpsrors eocisIy ead polit
icsly, except ths a.isocrscy OF wealth esd taIent
which sre inseparsble from the most radical forms OF
society, and which would be as accessible to them a.
10 tie natives Indeed, il lie fai. presumption that
tie ereRy and manual skir which they have acqutsd
by severe training and by their contact with AneYi-
can energy and skil. would elevate them rapidly 1,
their new rphere. Mr.. Montfor assured us th Hsy
s sthorougblyTepubosD and thst the imperial systsm
will die With the regriDg Emperor. The island n
now enjoying uncsturbed peace. Ifs imports and OK
ports ore Increasing annually and as may bs seen
from Mr. Blalrs colonization speech, it is larger
cor O1sumer Of American commodities than Mexico or
Cuba. Its great fertility Is known TO every boy VINO
has read hs geography and taking il altogether 1t
must be q desirable place for our free negroes who
would add immenSsy TO i's prodQchveDess, and
thereby contribute totbe Increase of American I'm.
merce, and TO the Amercanzstion Of the tropical
eion CT the Western hemisphere What ssy orr Pro
Slavery politicians, who have such professed horror
OF free negroes. TO the embassy Of Soulouqusl Viii
they 90 anything to facilitate their emigration and
thus prove that they have some sympathy With the
white working man We know that in Virginia they
sre Threatening to erslave expel the fee negroes
but now there is ar opening 10 get rid Of them al
without being guilty Of any act Of barbarity. We
venture to cay that those who are for
the free negroes nuisance, will not lift fnger or
subscribe dollar to encourage their emigration.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMNITTEE-
IA5'ifANY HALL.
DEFEAT OF THE DICKINSON MEN By A
VOTE OF THREE TO ONE.


IERNAHDO AND AUGUSTUS GONE OUT OF SIGHT
Insids and cut indeed they Lad Fam work c1 Thu.,.
day nigu. al the Tsnnany Wigwsn. Grand concerted
lumraticrs in City Hal PAX 70; .hs Atlantic Tee.
graph, and grand tiiumpbs in the Counci Chamber for
those dsirterestsd patiiots, the friends Of the Ad.
minist-sdop." Bue Eghts burning oinly a. the fiery
Landscapes Ct the portioo Dissolved smoke aad baer
and yet bluer prospects enve,opirg the dickinson men,
under command Of Ex-Mayor Wood, and supported by
the whole Custou-House strength Of Regulars. ard
Peoples"
TIE plsr Of eeciag Delegates to the Syracuse Con.
veItion, proposed and carried By the Administration
party, seems certainly more popular il, face than
that by which Meisrs. Genet and Stephens, az the
tIustees for Feir&do Wood Of the Regulars" and
Peoples" were given role power of appointing the
sixtysx Inspectors of primary slectiona-an outrage
popular lights slarDg that they have been forced
to attempt lie couceament under cover OF 81 adver-
liipg for gentlemen to accept the appointment"
though It ia well Known the lists we're placed in their
hands st the corner Of Broadway and Wall strest
under a swoin obligation not to vary ths said lists
FIVE days before the concerted programmes hsi been
introduced to the notice Of the Disguised Committees.
The Tammany pr6jee. reads somewhat thus-.hat
each Ws,d Delegation shall have the power to sp-
point its three Inspectors. Failing to agree the
whole General Committee shsll appoiDt, 30 that no
core man power" suoh as was complsired Of under
Wood will be tolerated. These Inspectors shs then
hold Primary Elecion at which every registered
Dtmcc1aic voter in the ward shall have ns fail vote
ard voice.
The ony objection urged against tbs Timmany plan
wes By Fandapgo,' who ssd that its length and
complication rendered it difficult of understanding to
our rot very clear braired "unteufed.' He added
that it /" "s.urded very pretty, but ne audango would
like to have a daylight l:ok at it," This certainly
seemsd unreasonable, the whole sky, just at that
moment, wss moie brilliant than at monday with
ascending and descending fires of ali forms aud oolos
ard the Committee soon approved the plan by vote
of78to2i.
His Ex-Horor seemed greatly cut up by the in
dorsement Of this every fair and liberal plan.
His contoroc5 were violent, and in strong contrast
to the fire. serene face of Judge Brennsu, who ga.
beside him. A broad grin ciicips round the cham
Der at length suggested that Fernando might yet
do good business by enlisDg in Brother Henrys
Company The proceedings were more than COM
monty haInorious, the best feeling prevailing amorg
the large msorityi and no doubt the uaterrifsd vii
gladly accept this the most liberal system of Primary
Elections yet emansting from the Venerable Inst'u
;icn."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
TIRES.

DIsIRUcIVL FIRE IN THE DoWERf As0 DIVISION
STREET.
Yesterday oiping about ocock q fire broke out
in the building No. l3 Bowsry lower pMt occupied By
Psstereop Brother as hardware store, upper part
by c. S Hire as tin-box mandatory. The foreman
Of Mr. Hines establishmer. upon entering the premises
found them to be on fire. He immediately comuuni-
Gated the fact to Mr.. Horato Reed keeper Of rssau-
ran. aojcnirg Mr.. Reed went in, took q survey of
the pemse and ordering the doors to be closed gave
the alarm Tho fire had undoubtedly been burning
tine as before the arrival Of the fteneo the flames
buist forth with great fury from the windows, both
frort and rear Several fire companies were quickly
on the ground brt before they could get their appsrs
tus in working order the building with its contents
nearly c,naumed The building was owned by Mr..
Hins who esmstes his oss thereon at sl2 0OO oss on
stcok $4,000 Mr.. Hine is ireured for about $50 eco
in the Lenox, Broadway, Pacific and three other con-
paries, the names of which we could not ascertain.
Less Of Patterson & Brother about $4,000 Insured
in the Citizens City, North River, Continental Co.
lunbis, Clifton, Eagle, and Rutgers Insurance Com
paries s., 500 each.
The fire communicated to hscsrps store Of Ksarnsy
& Giesg, and seriously damaged the roof Of their
building. Damage estimated at 81 800. Insured
s. 500 in the Suyyessn. s2CO0 in the Rutgers, and
s. 900 il The Fremen's Irrrance Companies.
The lsge building No IA Division street, nearly ad-
ioinire the 1887 Of Hines establishment, was fire
e.vers tmes but through the efforts of the frsmen
was sayed fem destruction. Barr, the song pintsSs
occupying ere Of the hoors lost his entire stock.
Sbech Bo,h.is, artificial flower manufacturers, the
nurth floor sustained less amounting to 81 500 or
- OCO. Insured. Mamlock & Givem, clothisrs, 10
the same building, were damaged to the extent Of
a. 500. Irsuled in the Rutgers ard Relief Insurance
Companies.
Spencer & Son, psperb box manufacturers, had their
stock damage 10 the amount Of $50. Insured 5000
in ths Moth River Insurance Company. Several
other parties ooc1pied this building, but their Losses
we ye,e unable to ascertain. Messrs. Msthesius &
Kuyer occupying Nos 10 snd Il Division street, sus.
ia ned loss 10 the extent of 8, 300. Fully insured.
The building No II Division street. occupied By
Edwsid Sci grocery, considerably da nsged
He ts;imates hi, less a. 600. Insured for g 900 in
the ST. Marks ard Hamilton Insurance Companies.
The fa1oy stock in store Of Chss. Gsetz, No. IS d.
yor street, was dsnsgsd il ia esid to tue amount Of
50 co., No insurance.
The fire is supposed to have originated on the second
floor, in rear roon and there is dOub. but that it
had t.en smolderirg foI several hours.
FIRE IN BRooKLYs.
FIRE bicks out in the house Of Mr.. Farrell, corner
Of Columbs and Lrquer stIesis yesterday morning
TIE i.mes were extinguisbed BY the Police and to
neehboYs. Dsmss about SO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
RAI1I INVITING THE FREE NEGROES
OF THE UNITED STATES.
F,on The 81 LOWS Demoera

From The ST. Louis Democrat
Tie fsct may not be generally known that two
agents or commissioners Of the Emperor Of Hsyt are
now tIsvsug through the country for the purpose Of
sfnipg the septmsnts OF the free negro population
mefe,euce to emigration 10 that island. Their names
us Pau Fmie Desdunes and Mr.. Montfont. The
ioruer is Colonel in tie Hsytien army, and has a
position close 10 the person OF his imperial master.
The ether is the heed Of commercial house IN Port
suPriIce They visited Tie Democrat oifice yester-
day sId explained their busress, aud gave US some
important information touching the conainon ana
l,ospsc.s ct the county We may remark that they
Ss uA,tCse Of light cooT, ard are sentlsmsny and
Pclsted in their manners srd deporment. In
sieteh lsngusge 10 their yernacuar Except l
otlor, II would bo cfh ,ult 10 discriminate betwee
ZEN 6LG educated Frenchmep; and II they repre-
sert tts sversgs culture ard civilization OF the
eoauerosl std military classes Of their country,
sn Il - evident thst the sSc'sl condition oil Hsyt l
very ofierett from what L is represented 10 De.
Her ulsiCn is tgefcj, fret 70 urge upon the ner.
Giants e New Yolk ard Bost On the advantages which
autlesn commerce would derive from the establish
MT ot line Of packets be;seen Port-su-PriDce an
-si Ci tess otse, srd md, 70 ascertain the SEN
lett: Ct TIE Tree pesroea ana the American people
s.tsts y, Tth Teteieree TO the emgT stion OF the
cfrer 10 Heyt. Colonel Dssdunes wno is the pin
eps Ccuz ssicner s rot prepared 10 specify the in.
oeeemeIts Which tie Emperor nav Offer 10 attrac,
Immigration to tis cotnioiors. He will horsyer await
ossrUcteps, and report IN the meantime mo, hs bea.
mode Of sccomphshirg the design of Solobnus
ltwiN be remembered that q strong desirs bs, hssr
recently expIestto in biga quarters in Jsms; 49,.
The teeroes OF Canada shoula eigrs.e TO ina, ;.srd
AsptI CT hostility on the p,rt o. the Csaadisn. -
wsic the negroes has aso mspieted itself. Rs.,;S,
1e.e efou stances IN mind together With Sououons
pnyeet We should not De surprised to zee an exodns
The Zee negroes Of CsDscs ard the United Satss
the Wthe West Inoia Islands at 10 distant gay. There
rtuo have arple scope for developing whatever
.aspeeitiss nataIe has endowed them with. Here a,
We rte jgent portion Of them well know thsy mast
sls rseain an inf,rior aud coItemned race for the
h. si never aont Of their participation in svy
.GtAs lowest vocaons and will refuse them not ouly
'@eA squsity, ba. political status Of any kind. la
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
THE AMERICAN COLONY on NArAzA.
From The Colonial Standard. Avsu.,lo.

From The Colonial Standard. Avsu.tlO.
Some months ago We called attention to the occu.
patton, by party Of American fllibusters of guano
Island called Nsvszs, belonging TO the Emperor 0
Hsyt, and situated not many miles from hia coast
We then stated that his Majesty was about to sdop
measures TO assst bis rights, and We called upon the
American government to disavow, if Dscssssry, the
acts Of ts lswless subjects.
We now learn that the Commissioners sent 10 Ma
veza by the Hsytien Government have returned to
Port su Prince, ard have given full report Of the
expedition.
island they fouud regular Establishment, consisting
of 8 wharf boats, houses and workmsn, the latter
being employed In the expectation OF the gusno.
which abourds there. On landing, they epoke to the
director of the establishment a csrtain Mr. John L.
izeD, sent there by Edward Il. Cooper Of Baltimore
chief agent Of society for the expectation Of gusno
He pretended that the society had made contract
with all the Governments who own the islands Of the
Caribbean Sea, in order to collect the guano which
may be found in them. II ever such c0ntrac.
existed it cannot possibly bind the Government of
Hayt, TO whom no proposal OF the Kind had been
made and if such extrac rdipary way Of interpret
ing contract were to be admitted il would necesssri-
ly lead to any predatory nvssion which ore nation
might thitk proper to make upon another. This was
we'll understood by Mr. Frazier that on the landing
Of the Commissioners sent to enforce the right of the
Haytien Government to Navazs, he at once declared
that he would discontinue the expectation Of the guano
but it is much to be doubted that be will, unlsss by
As the Hsytien Government have notified their
protest against this illegal invasion of their territory
70 the American agent at Portau Prince. it is TO be
hoped that orders sent in time from the Government
Of the United States will soon settle the matter in
sa sfactory way. Indeed, according to the laws Of
nations and selfpreservation the Government of the
Emperor of Hayt had right to expel the intruders
from their dOmnions, and We must give them credit
for not having done 60 from their desire to msntain
good relations with friendly Powers, and their reliance
on the sence of justice Of the Government Of Wash
iDgton.
1t appears that the Hsytien Commissioners found in
Navszs about fifty persons, among whom were forty
free black and colored men from Baltimore, engaged
fer period of thrtysix months to dig gusno. They
began their operations in September 1857 and have
already shipped 1890 tuns of guano of the finest
quality. Gusno abounds in the island, for, according
10 the smallest calculations of the Commissioners there
st remains 200, 900 tuns, which, by and BY may be
turned TO good account by the Hayten treasury The
sCciety has provided Mr.. Frazier with two four
poundeIs and other warlike munitions, which he said
were to be used, if need be, as msans Of protecting
his person against hs woIkmen aud for any other
unforeseen contingency.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
fAdgeTti.eu.-nt

NURSERY OF Parsons & CO.-During a re-
visit this cebrsed Nursery FlshinE Long .ald
ob.syed many object. Of Interest IL s well kn0wn cue
of the bee. in this occupies soeut cnn nun fed
Of and larger portion thsn IN most ofseiir de'o,s1 70
ornamental trees &c. There propszs1ng mouse
100 lop seyer. thousand feet ot cold itsnes and pts
beor hr hardy department. N std17n 10 "oen mere
gIsp.y 10 feet long house % feet ons AID ~ vice ioI
cse 100 fev lorg ard another for eamess eKc'yey tns
ersh for Er;css EpSs Borfori. ApaeleIs and
New Holland pars 100 fee. org srotser u ne same leu
fr zsTau snd oaososiiH one ot y ieet Tor s4as
tspbne, greenhouse plants and one II ~ zee, i3f oc-
Courset,i vh tb there leo feet pfosAsstns
house. and about 40 running fret OF bek aat ',o- cold ps
Thee and hs open ground ntan pns' the se'I
coscon. Of Rhododendou, Stasr:As ARdousds aIboEes
Sc IL This county The cultivation of RAE pa." aud IN - OF
eiu pro Pc CATION jsn sshss this e,taosnrl snt and we
Observed ths: lrsIg Of WAS e)ntnste1 with
gTes. We observed 10 flower the LIEs g2dHtes.
plant from the Hussyan mouuans-so Tar a. We are
aware the frs, that has bloomsd IN this country.
fC5snfrt Gen aen7n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
la " LNTELLIGENCE.
THE ALLIGATOR CASE.
SUPREME coURr-Cs.Nstss-s.p,. s-ss.,rs yais,

NR BRANCH LIBrR,rKD os sAIL.
The srgumert on TIE moaon 10 Ibsrsts Mr. B.sach
on bal. pending the appeal taken ir his case, We
heard today. HE counss Mr.. Ashmesd, read ssv~-
a certificates cm respectable physicians stating tAst
Mr.. Branch was suffering from IL health, ant tsA q
orgsr confinement would be exceedingly icjarous to
him.
AT the corolusion Ct the Argument the JadSs cad
that the nature and character Of the LBS wss cot
mstter fer lis consideration On this application.
He entertained a strong belief tha. the Rs.orlsr
erred in charsirg the Juiy which wa calculated 10
misead them in srIivipg at their verdict While there
was such doubt existing and in view Of the probsba-
ty Of the GereYs Term decidirg the writ Of error in
The prisoner fayor the CouIt was of the optnoo thai
NJ Branch should not be further restrained Of his
liberty til the iustress Of bis conviction was passsd
upon by the higher tribunal.
TIE Judge then ordered Mr.. Branch TO be liberated
on g., 500 bail.
A large number cf Mr. Brarchs friends wsrs n
Comt wbo or the rer dit:on Of the judges decision.
pressed srouri him ard offered him their c,arstsA
ticrs.
THE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET CON-
TROyERSY.
Before Judge 81
Mr Cyrus Quits, the Receiver in tais case, taa
monirg applied for permission to commence proceed
us s.to dsposssss some Of the tenants OF the West
Washpst Market, who refuse to pay rsnts for the
stalls occupied by them. The Judge granted the DE-
sired permission.
coRREcTIoN--THE DISTRICT COURT CLERKS.
The People rel Eiv {. Mcconnell sSt Ea~St u Nd
Pheiscn.
| The INJUNCTION obtained in the Supreme Cours
eaansjMcConus the psLf res,rs1irs him from citing -
Of the Fifth District Cour. sustained aud panaas
motion to mostly deed with so costs % Ia
| tandant McPherson.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

evn tLs eaa CT ts lsatef eco ts,oE tts susk I,.7.
ing cottISg b.. .ts wi:-sged esg, o.-.ac..z fsE
dried Up bl.sters."
RIstDT FOR GRAs5HcPrTR5.-Ths pero, vho
gves tie scoour. o. tas above grss.lopps. pest re.
counenda e. preventive sowirs turnips snors tic :
corn. BY ttis css1s obs dst vsa sn:Isiy prctee ed
He says:
"scw p,eItfuly, AID the iaseo.s VI. f.,i On tie
yourg leaves and stas CT the turrics AID leave tie
mere important crop utLarmed. Should no sr.,s.
toppers rske the!l sPpesTeace good crop OF winter
turrips vii amply reward tie tIsbaaiIn,n for hi.
labor"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
A CORRECTION.

~ Me Edlt0r u The y. I. TriJuHe
SIR: Please ipeert my contradiction Of having acct
deu,aly bot John fitzgerald member Of Hose Company No
s which appeared n your motn1e issue Of Friday Sep s.
l85& Much my surp,e my being on Wednes
day unz g. toe time Of the bsosdwsy near
Csns when there bat upon duty In the Fourth
Precinct, 20 which ps,rOlmaD.
THOMAS WALSH, Fourth Precinct
EeW York, Etisy Sep. s. 1853
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
| IAfxsrfi-s.ren, :
a,

ROuND HILL WATER-CuRE AND HoiLL'
MOTIVATION, Mass, H,LsIEo D. Physe.a sns r.. =.
piie,or CIequaed IN beauty Of loes)n Bfsiog s 81.
be and ZONE make sst.scys for tsris' so PAi
The perci.y OF Dr. Hs speciality for dseses Of Housn
lorsst queE.onsd The s.s Of etaer sex Hh rap
b~aet. Com treatment Ia the c2Itos Go7As
.rs.lssr O.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

No MORE SHAkING.-The OLNE FEVER AND
AsrT PiLLs ~ cu-s IL ore ~eskstn. tAs ss4s %
enssa Free fcm 2-i.e ssd ts.sss;locs trzss SsA b.
BAsNFs PaE8. Eo. is PGkow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
James sbaIkey, vice Coleman.

ANERIoAss ABRoAD.-L.st Of Americans registered
at the banking house Of Mesms. Lansing, Baldwin
Co.. American European Express Company office
No. 9S Broadway, Esw-York), No. Psare de Ia
Bourae, Paris:
wil.,m 7. Ross, Tboml Keech Jsue. 3. Maray Dr.
Pests Tsoms. Owen Cnss, B. Oven HsTion fo Ts aPa
Ms Sf nd ;y J jssS %S 7E1sns Si Sidney ssi& &
Hil.,tsd E Prsterrs Ms. Il Gibnsy D. Bsrcea1 J'-ph
~ PntEdss, R,nde wm Waewrssh ss jt "a Pf fuilV AV
esoI Gso 81 fB Ba r D. nd Siy VIE. 81, D HfSI' 'esad n
WT so 81 ' Wss.b ssS r. Pesl Isa .ad
Yours Pel,tsIph. Handy Cleveland oh8i !.ms sons.,
,oai PE B.1,os n pqb.h,n ?: t P.n.'I new I ".
j. G. chisty siasy y j. Roger. LSpyie Ky ". C4,,,q
4 SON Lswnrce Mas Dr.. W 81 Br,e.sfoId and family W.
s.a frsaoi,co &C. ca VA rsw1snd Loctpe Poi More
and family " LeonaId Che.ss fa1S
Micti.sn; Ms D. Tsylor, LOui.isda.
ADEs BRoKEs UP.-On Thuridsy night, Ssrgesnt
Williams Of the Fourth Ward sent Officer Walsh 70
arrest the keeper and inmates Of dscce hou's ca'o
"The Flsg of our Uhiop," g. Nos 81 and - j Nn7'
street. Chas. Williams, tie keeper, eighteen women
and two mep were arrested ard locked up in the Sa
tior House.
AlIEFED BlLI.-Ne cav scssotuoy
the Farmers Bank @. Wexford, X. L. altered 10 a.
usis' Bsrk of l. psinbuIgb, n. Y. The vlgheI.' re-
presents the losdrg Ct wagon with corn. ha'''
Island coat Of aims has bssr suffered to Iemsh'
ARREST oF Az ALLEGED FEMALE MrRDLhLh.-
Officer Nsger, Of the City Of Toy, IN ms Sa'''
assisted by Oficers McDougL and Lsiae Of 'ne ".
ieo.ivs fo.ce, ytstsiisy nOtnrg arrested 70
wonsr named Caroline Van Dusar, q. asn cIe'
"Ths Pulor, in Broadway, neaI Grand street; oA
olre was formerly resident Ct Troy snd : oIs,ssa
with the murder Ct al infant in that ci'! a'oo' 'Hie'
yesl. ago. AZ tha, period CsIoire lived e lhs LOU,
With Ma jane Howard when TIE laier gave o''.
to female child. 1t is alleged thss Caroline ea's'oa
sroor suj ths child from tis c'aae aA'oei
l.. bras. cot upcn tss aoor. sfsr r1ica ass ssesp''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

CosrIRMATIos OF ScHELLs APPoISrNESTs.-Ths
Secretary of the Treasury on Thursday confirmed the
fol wirg appointments Of Collector schell, bsog the
whole of lis feoert batch:
DEPUTY COLLECTOR.
Charles Mead, vice JehI II Hun,i'snoved.
nieso-l Grove. vice B. ii. Mikes.
John Gilmore vice feris.
h A. Chambers, vice Newton.
John c. Van Looa, vice swesSey, deemed
). SiboI.on. vice Brown, removed.
3. s. Coleman vice ltat'ison.
Ell Harrison vice Hs'bIoock
George weif vice yc,5uirA
Ed C. NoCooper vice Fi,aci.
John J. Tsit vice Van Tine. ..
MEssCREH OF YS'SELS
Jsm,s Mcmshoo, sics Mitme'.
INSPECTORS.
Wm Van ssua, sic. B.se.l
Nicholas c. Blsuv-lt vice G,laes
Jane, Msrtin Vic. Lsafecce.
Darrell Sibler v!,s a. h,st,at
Wm. O'Dorn,H, vic, HcATtaT
Cbsrles J. Gal. vice s5ephsHI
Daniel J. Hunt, vice b:sxs:n
Charles A. ksntish, vice Roencs
Henry McDeruott vice Csnp5.t-
Alfred Reed yics Bsker
Francis Svifi. wee Coaei!'n
GeSS niSh.sl +! Ss;.S W.ra Wee Zee Ms,Laa
AdoIphu, r Krsck. vice Do.ns
NfoHT nsPLcToRs.
M.hloa Clark vic. Fcsa,y,
James keynclds vice GJsIiion.
Airistus Biide vice Nurtor.
Dsgid r. DecfsT, vice Cooper.
Charles L,ycT,it y.cs as..!islA
C5rIe!u, Linz. yico Wit
Charles Miller. vice .hoi,-.d
J.nes H. IlcOrsth. vice Moorey.
wflism MckipueY yics Fay.
Berrald McEsie vice Pews;.
1hcm.s ID: Rehleyy S'ce CldreY'
Eb-r r-zer Rowe, yic. Ph-,-.
Charles II Smith, vice Kelley
William Wainwright 'os yene'
James Shnkey, vice Coleman.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
IAiyarfissna1t l

TTAs.-The CANTON TEA CoNPANr hare %
hSud rv-y Variety Of TEAs Gocss s,d res Dss - -
fnates S0Gchoa. oosoas snd fs1nx Hyseo tsn - -
tee Gunpowler AID Inpei. from sSe ,, ee Az Seax co.
equally ow Also q. boxes e,os fAstts rfA tos -
Gal aud esA1a1s e. No rs Casasnr, esssss1 tssd a.
soossystst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
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THs METALLIC

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Sko sAysoIss 1916 Ths ths sssuas sssis A.s ass~
Been eaiaG t producing tie teeEess possee es TO urH
Csn b. oSsnes Of hs sub.crSs, ard ss nsaas
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