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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

lres, over the Bronx Rive il badly need OF rpsirs
The westerly end Of the stone aLutmert Of the bridge
referred to is partially broken away. and the bridge
tse is merely supported by the wooden trests work.
So s-e informed. OF ccarse the managers of these
roads will give the matter esry attention. unless they
aid have tter diviieud- Eallowei up come morn
ing BY q long bill for He'd and wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

BROKE HIS BAcX.-On Saturday last, coored man,
Henry Hardy III the employment OF Messs Huehn'on
left Of their stable and dos'ed s spine bsde causing other
dangerous Il is believed that his INJURIES VIII prove
fatal he conveyed to the Colored Home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

DISEASED ANNALS "A fev days sncs q cargo OF
s,s arrived A. HUner Point vessel tom Florida o. Sat
rdsv r Of The .uima b, unab 10 b. moved
AUD acre .od for who took them at Hunters
Pou. killed dressed nem tO the Neville MARKET
Information was sent o New York suthorAes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

SUICIDE BY TAKING Poison. a lady named Lock-
hart residing at No. PA Atlantic street, committed
suicide yesterday morning by taking poison. 1t ap-
pears that she called at the drug store the of
Atlantic and Court streets the evening previous, and
o.ked for arsenc, which she said she wanted to mix
with alcohol for the purpose Of improving her COM
pleIion. The article being in frequent dem.nd for
similar uses the attending clerk dealt out the guam
ty rec ured without hesitation and she lief, for home.
On entering the house, she proceeded to her room,
and swallowed the dose. Tue other inmates we're soon
made aware that she i'll, and, without knowing
the cause did everythrg in their power to relieve her,
Toward morning, however. che informed them OF
the true nature Ct her Dess and that her for
so doing that she had recently had great de, OF
trouble, and wished to terminate her existence.
ply stefan was sent for but i, was then too late to
save her and she after died. The deceased was
Englsh by birth, PC years of sse, and h.d been mar
red rce TIE 9th of July last. Her husband, John
LockhsIt j. first mate of the bark Hungarian, which
sailed for Demerars few days after their marriage
He is expected home in few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

Sypr.vs ACCIDENT BY FIRE.-Au old lady named
Elizabeth Mor.n residing at No F-ryPsce. Vase badly
Yesterday By her clothes taxing fs that her recovery "
deemed hopeless She was kndhrs hie IN the soSe 'ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

CHURCH RoBBTD.-The Baptist Church on fhe cor
er Of Perrepont Clinton streets onousy earrcd Of
saturday s.rucou forcing open OF toe widows To
ministers robe and piano cover were stolen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

SAlL-BoAr CAPsIzED.-A small s.oop ssil-boat,
rsinea blue s,Ieak under ts rail- csp Ia the
East Yesterday Afternoon near the Peck sip Ferry The
rescued BY people IL rowooais who pat OF
IN their s.sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

DTATH At IKE,-NOrUner JdVKn8I HeII du M
qneg Oh Sunday Bellevue Ho,pa upon the body OF Patrick
Gallagher native Of Ireland A. OF Who ws' found
buuet esah in the building No. III East T~eny hrst
street, took FIRE Saturday night spP,ss that ster
the subdued remen ascsDded BY means o:
.dd-r she soont story aud IL oil he rooms ecoysfed
o.ceased living floor. post. nort@m examination
OF the showed burns and that thsss were t-
death. The Jury rendered verde to that effect The
cra.-d Of Long Island and TO tAs city to
purchase goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
Advertisement.
TNNAN'. SELF NENTn.ATING SPRING BED and


MATTRESS puri.s itself by dfs Of air iron beneah sna
cucs 10 health ard comfort Dealers and the public invited
70 .xAnine it at the mandatory, No. 67S Brsdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

BURGLARY OF SIS 900 WORTH OF SILHs.-On Thurs.
day night lsst the dry goods store of Solomon and
Emanuel Strauss No. Avenue Ii, wa3 entered by
burglars through the sky-iightssnd grating in the
root. The premises thoroughly ransacked, and
the thieves succeeded in carrying off very large
quantity Of silks, satibs, cloths, vevets and other
goods TO the value Of reGrly $4,000. GA Saturday
morning Capt. WalliDg with Detectives Eus.ace and
Farley followed certain suspicious parties TO tie house
No. ll3 Sullivan street, and, entering the apartments
of Adolph Ben, found the property secreted in old
Dutch trunk. Bein WAS arrested; and Emil Hymsn
and Mors Haschoein, coming in shortly after were
also taken into custody One Of them had the key Of
the coffer in his pocket The prisoners were taken
before Justice Quackenbush, aud held TO answer
BEN is tailor, and hereto fore nothing has been
kuown agains. him Hascbb-in has been in custody
before, ana is a welkGown offender From desciip
ton given and subsequent information received the
ofiicere have 10 doubt Of his being the party who
recently hired an apartment in a tenement house on
Cedar street and nearly effected entrance from it
into the establishment of Mr.. Frank, adjoining by
making opening through the wall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

APPOINTMENTS IN THE CUsroM-HoUsE.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen have received appoint nents in the
Custom-House:
william f. Regain Nigh. Inspector vice Edward Carogan,
removed 49,.
Francis Miller, Night Inspector, vice Michael Esan re-
moved. -.
Edward Brown Night Inspector vice Valentine Latz' re-
moved
John Jackson Messenger vice Henry Pearson resigned
Wm r. Butts Messer vice Napha Phillips, rensaed'
Joseph Murphy Me ssenger, vice John Dunn resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

TIE SUSDAY LAw.-Tne lager beer establishments
on Yssc- avenue 10 Hus-on CITY wer In oo-rs'Jn ys-,e
esy The ssrne a. % cay. suceen,f ns 20, IJVr
h.s BIZ mention ar..trs te s7ep-rs 10 tue
ot violating the law bat Will sut-r comp.nA tr ne plfPsr Of
hsvns the matter s.ttl,d oy the courts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
advertisement
FALL CLOTHIN Nc.

Gooc Bl,b Cloth Freei Coss
Fl- Bisrk Cloth fruTk Cos. ~ 20
TIE French Cloth Fruck 10 10
Cashmere Busns 20 Costs |" 20
Complete Cassnore Business SUITE 20 ms'eh..... 70
A,EvsNs' Noe VI Ali 65 tultoa-r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

Advertisement
PARENTS can learn how to train their children
and happiness sud in what
,u the ,ace.d by Obtaining Phrenooscal oylmioa
ton W n ehsft Fowler WELLss No. SOB Brosiway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

Tur SlrrrnrtR TrRn OF TN Crrr CouRI.-Tse
Scp-rbr Term Of CITY Ccat viii be op,osd o.
;ts ,b- ca.ud.r ~ he ncr b t. "a, The c,i' Of
s,.esyr C'Tais az r.. '' R,-o.s g II ,ssr at
vsn q. su,.h oars w.2. BI"I, .1d 0;ss1 as
Row. ausesisI AZ, Lg1 Mo',s .st Ne S,,. y, AZ,
s,n- IS sgt RSSir.oo, u Psern.1 ~. kau,e; Is
ssS.ey 'f R s - Gel .s " SAM q,
q. sedell Az Whoa :. Nelly St ilioo % osaop
e. g. q P', -. aor:a a.. B.ri-,,
IS Leverch ssr Hi. 81 Bsno.n "a, CITY OF Brosiyu
vii. ~. sss, & cars 40 ,uas-r ss rr..e Law s.
H.cie,t Harvey snd sbo,her; - Bowa a. oAs~g 20
stopIs ss' So HUI sa4 .acs-r .s EIia.; -
st sssDr; a Mo's.a .a, Smith sne S'ser - wal,n'
stam = Wills, 80 Wills; q. Foo. sst Rlev; a. thcmo-
n a.. T,G.g-9 =. No. M' p Ny. - k', sse" ~
- Ias at Ki-rpess 50 Miller "a. Parker art >ac,h'ri 81
meNinn, ara .1oh'I s' Sy ct sT .,n "a VI, 81 c..
sgt Acdlsm,n and ah.r; s. Cain sst Sane - si'rusna
So s; nt, az M 'aG,s7s 81 s.ms g Braa ss G;
Of Broosyn o. iAsdenhoe ss "lsn'oGfsa AID be'A!1
Ferry Cos.
Thy EXTENSION OF HAMILTON AyEsUE.-The ex,
Ten pon ~ s 'r.f "vrf tie crrs .s-
display # fireworks Saturday evening las. The r,re
shcrieped uorr ts mile by improvement The
although no, yet graded aud pa'et admits OF the passage OF
vehicles
The Rror oy THE Sur M,YFLowER.-The ex-
lys st forsts dock on Moray ss "ss ooh',uusa o',S
Justice Coruw-o saturday The evidence ~eut tS hos tsst
clubs and pieces q board the officers rom
the chip Parma which lying slOuEside motion
mate TO tbo- dss had not been c.uthed
pat the ARRAY deued and the further sxauns
ii, the adjourned until to-day TIE 'eanh Medium
.t alive ard there IS prospect that be vii E-cossF
Row BETWEEN FIRr CoMPANiEs.--About IL clock
on Saturday, night Hose Companies Nos and turned OUT n
answer sn fire. which proved 20 be Ease They met
az Futon and Clinton streets sn1 hsht ensured
in which wr-nches clubs snt alive, were used que -.
v.., with knife aud several ether, were lautrd about
hssd and face by flying missiles No arrests were made
CARROLL P.RK.-Auo'her large crowd assembled IN
c. o Psk on Saturday afternoon 10 bear The ns'c OF 5h-ons
Band The lumber peseLt was estimated al nom V"to
peBols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

GHE FIRE DEPARTMENT BASKRUrT.-Iu the first
half of the fpcal year the Chief Engineer has cx.
pended every dollar Of the $64 900 appropriated for
the use and maintenance of the Fire Department.
The Street Commissioner has therefore refused to
sanction any further outlay for the repair of machines
and broken engines, hoae-carts, and trucks will have
to 90 unmended during the Winter At least one haf
of the money has been unnecessarily spent for tinse
and gewgsws for the coming tnennal parade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

x.,,p FyRRY.-Ihe new stsam fery'boat
Marion vas run upon the Peck 'ip 'srry on oa.a'u
and will nov be kept there permanently. Zoe ua'nas
which was done to Der mschttery or fniay We
promptly repsired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

An UNUSED STEAM FIRE-ESGIsE.-There is an
extra engine belonging to the city, at the Novelty
Works for which demand has yet been made. 1t
is the best engine yet owned by the city, and can be
easily altered to be either by hand or horses. 1t
was presented by the Insurance Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

CARROLL P,RK.-Auo,her large crowd assembled IN
m on bear the mssic OF Shelton
End The Lumber preseL estimated at from 5O"to 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
fAdver.isementI

Advertisement
BRADY's GALLERY
H.s RlxovEp from No $50 Broadway 70 No. SIS Brosdvsy
corner Of Bleocters-
PHoroeaApHs pAGuEnaIoTvrss AIp AABaoryrsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

RESCUED FROM DRowSISG. About o'clock yes.
tefsy afternoon small sao,at coutanirg three prrops viz
Mr. Mccormick WIFE aud child whru between GOyernors and
Bsdows Islands accidentally c.p.zrd Capt Johnson Of
Island ferry - Hunchbacs Immediately s1ppe his
bat lowered the hbos and succeeded re.cuIg them
They brout the city, kniy by me
proprietor Of the Eastern hoiel. Whitehall street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

Injured BY The CARs.-Au sged lady, Mrs. Ca.hs,
rue Su crossing the track the Hudson River RAJ Al
street struck by the and hrosn
distance many feet She banly injured ana COZ
Bellevue Hospital Her residence is he CT
her Of Fifty second street aud Eleventh avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

SrIcIDE.-Hcnry +. Wood, natve OF this state,
suicide Saturday evening at bis residence No ~
East takiag large quantity Of .ads
Ium deceased of iuemp-rate hsb and had
frequently threatened 10 commit .aestrnc,on Ills ws left
i short time sso thst he became
low spdt.c Coroner Sclrmer held Inquest upon the BODY
and the Jury rendered verdict Of = Suicide"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

MsRruGrY.-There were ~ dee'h' III 'l' 90,
Of.b.se q died of cholera inf4ntun' IL
Of rnsrssmus. Il Of con'umphon' OF deoH''!' -,
convulsions > of scarlet fever, ETC. iAee "e's -
,dnl,s ard ~ children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

AMAy MORALLY SrAEDED 81 RowDIEs-On Sat
urosy night last, three fellows went into Lutzs lager
beer saloop No. 3Gy Atlantic street, and called Tor
drinks which were furnished but, when the proprle-
tor demanded his pay, they refused, and commenced
upset,ng the chairs ard tables. Having everything
their own way, hey seized three billiard balls and
LETT Shorty after, they returned, and smashed IN
the windows with stones, when yong German,
PANIED Jacob Smith out, intending to arrest one
OF the parties. On taking hold OF him, The other two
fellows came up and one Of then plunged KNIFE INTO
his left breast They then ran scross the street. snd
the wounded man was carried back into the saloon.
DR.. Fferw sent for ard, examining the I'D unes
foupd two cashes between the third and fourth rbs
AID the long penetrated. Another physician was
called in and everything possible done Tor the relief OF
the WONG man. notwithstanding which ne continued
70 fail until Yesterday morning, when II was deeueo
advisable TO summon the Coroner TO take his ante
,ro--,rn statement Dr. Fifer is of the opinion that
III. msp espno. lorg survive. The names OF the
..s,l.p,, are not known by M. Lutz or the Injured
man although the former thinks he VII have no d'
epltv in Identifying them if they ere arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

der, Lr, Meas, Moreau. Miilais, Mohtfslet Muller
Noel, Paris, Pssni. P.crus, Persiui, Petit, Ph'lip,
Plssssn, Poole, Portseis. Scalesinger. Serbs S,at
Seignac Scbefer (Ary). Solomon, Stevens, StspfeId,
Topbsm Toumemine, Trayer, Troyou, Van Marke,
Van Seber, NerbeJ den, Veyrasset, Willelms, WALTZ
Ward, Webster.
From the mere let Of names which we give, il is
gee, that this collection includes Of the most
Industrious artists Of England aud France. W. re-
serve for future notice more particular criticism
Suffice it FOR Us to say that there spen
did paintings worthy the study CT studiOus sud
tasteful persons. What may excite attention,
particularly several specimens Of the preRaphse
lite school, of tbst baud of light, or PICTORIAL
resurrecioniss, that ubdaun,eo hold to their faith
and tell us thst by them alone can We be saved ar
tistcally Whose has considered Millai-s divine
picture Of The Huguenot vii not turn lightly away
from one of the same Scnool by Halliday, The Meuurc
for the Wedding Ring, exquistely detailed, pre-
Raphaelite Troycn-este. med more by Coguos-
cent? than Rosa Bonbeurhas here Of his noblsst
pieces. Couture, who has given birth to one of the
fiuest paintings Of modern times (The Decadeace)
has picture full OF sentiment. Wallis presents his
extraordinary picture of The Stone Breaker--one of
the new Gospel pictures-art eng aged in better bus-
tran representing supers or tbroatcutting
picture, IL here, too, which Ruskin said was the
the finest at the Royal E1hib ton Of 1873. The
visitor may pick it out.
This is the lagest collection Of foreign pictures
which has yet come to America, from the two schools
it repreeeuts. 1t will excite keen interest in the
tistc world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

NEW CHuRoH.-The r. formed Dutch Church have
appointed committee to take for the cree
ton of a church edfce, the ground purchased by
them some time since, on Fifth avenue AID Forty
eighth street The building is to be 10 the center of
the block, and will present appearance not unlike
that of the First Presby terrain Church the Rev. Dr..
Philippe on Fifth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

Cir MoRT,LITr.-The weekly report of the City
ILspector show. that the dest1s for the week ending
Oh SATURDAY last numbered Az, decrease Of lOl as
compared with the mortality OF the week previous.
Or the cea.bs last week 20 mer. 81 woneu ls'
boys, and l75 girls. As compsred with the CORE
sfonlii week la-t year. there ia decrease ia the
uuu Der Of desih- Of ll2. OF the w1ols M nher OF
deaths last week 80 were of ten years Of age AMI
under, while the week befre TIE deaths Of children of
the age mentioned numbered i03. Taere l9l
deaths Of disc Of the stomach, bowels and other
digestive organs; 81 Of diseases of the brain aud
nerves; 25 Of disease of the lungs and throat; p
of skin and eruptve diseases; 80 stilborn and pre-
insure births iS of general fev.rsi Of old age; II
Of diseases Of the generative and urinary organs and
3 Of the bones and joints Taeny-eishs deaths arose
from violent csuses. The nativity table shows thst
39i we're natives Of the tied States 20 Of IRELAND,
% Of Germany, ~ Of Englsnd, I of Scotland, . of
Italy of British America, and the remainder Of diff.
feier. foreign countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

p.,,o,n M.s-Tn,rs.-lt is reported thai tae ION
.,iI,o.d bulse used by the Harlem and New Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

TEarrRAYCE MEETISGs.-Every Sabbath hslf
dozen temperance meetings held in various parts
of the city. Street temperance meetings addressed
by various individuals, foremost among whom is Ed
ward Falconer are likewise kept up regularly. not
withstanding the late Interruptions from the police
authorities. At thess meetings the principal effort
made is TO get signeIs to the pledge 10 this there Is
frequently considerable success On Saturday even
ing there was regular meeting OF the " temperance
Speakers and Singers Association held IN the
Bowery at which Fsconer expressed his determine
ton to continue street lecturine aud n which he WAS
encouraged by bis compeers. Yesterday mornhs az
10 O'Clock Faconer again took his pos ion in the CITY
Hall Park, and delivered his discourse throughout,
without being interrupted to pretty fair audience.
In the afternoon at q o'clock he took MS usual
weekly position on the top of wood-pile near Cor
lesr's Hook. EAT River, aud interested miscsiIa'
neous audience Of about five hundred by relating his
own experience. lie expressed himself much graft
fed at having spoken uniuterrup;edly at the Ci'y
Hall Park, and was determined TO continue speaking
there every Sabbath at 10 o'clock and al tue 1901 OF
Grand ,treet every Sabbath afternoon at q CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

CoRPoRATIos BUILDIsGs-The shabby brick build
ing in process of erection for the steam freengnes
tie Centre-street eide Ct the Psrk appears to give
very general dissatisfaction. portion of the front
wall fell ont on Saturday and the entire structure
looks as if il were about to follow suit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

FoUyD ISsESsIBLE.-On Saturday, eu unknown msn
found by raft yinz the foot Q.
Eleventh Ess; River with his limbs the tim bers II
the He conveyed Eli Precinct s'saoH
House snd thence - Bellevue Hospital wn-ie e. the s'i
be recovered his ocsriogsrr IT, is About =
an; + supposed tia; be- EEL o tn pier wh' ~
,uYlcatcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

BURGLARS CAUGHT Is THE AcT.-Early yesterday
moruu officers He.p- and Hines The Fifth Precinct arr-sd
two youIs fellows, named Jane. McGu AID G-crse OenS
while il tie act q trying % force entrance Ito ne
o; SAMUEL Saho No. 81 LEONARD They ns3 an Hou
Gro sbs III their p.ssssoD l. supposed that their dsss
20 force their way h coored church siung Bon sr
con ui.;ed By justice 0sborn FOR sXsnins0-. D-rorr,
stated. has s-iyed one term il the Sta;e Prisou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

Sr,BplxG.-Thomss and Bridget aeCahrey, Ju .h.
d.slrl r-sins az No sls Ess, Tweth sirre hus a.
- .-cr - mo tsht on FRIDAY n!sl', ~a-u IT 1la'
.,,bbi bis vie IN tn l.t SIDE Ta~ MAJ =" e''' 10 49,
ui,.ed f.! ,fiai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

RHsIGrATIoS OF RECORDER BARNARD. 1t 10 stated
that the duties of the Recorders Office have made
such nroads upon the health of Mr.. Barnard that he
intends to seek muchneeded reposs in the retirement
of private life. The appointment Of his successor
will rect with the Board of Supervisors, uIder the act
Of 1917, which provides as follows:
"In vacancy sha in the Office Of SuTogae or
Recorder BY des resignation otherwise the Board Of Su
tervso City and County of New York authorized to
I'LL vacancy until the general election ensuing when
an election shall be had Gil pired term Of officer
whose term has % become vacant"
In view of the equal political division Of the Board
of Supervisors there may be difficulty in carry.
ing the law into effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

Too Fovp or HIs PIrE.-A laborer, nsnsd uecrsss
N-CsIthi, residing In Eir"~uth ssenur, nss 20 yTidsy
.,.t ,nk IN, pip@ and 81 into bee suso<- or
usht DROPPING s,le.p ihe beciin caught are s ~.
asose be badly bgrnei That De hsa % ~ '-
S,v.I York Hcspital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

NEW EXHIBITION or FoEEIGN PAISIiNON'-iHe
second Exhibition Of Paintings OF the French ana
Epglish Schools is opened to-day, at the Nationai
Academy Of Design, Tenth street, between B3oad"ay
and Fourth avenue. The catalogue OF TINS REMARK
able collection contains 20 works OF the following
artists: ADsdale, A. X. A.; Antigua pupil Of Deis-
roche, Baugniet Biari School OF Lyonel, B'aa' Bon
heur the celebrated Rosa, Bonheur Auguste' Don
heur Ju'iette Peyro Bouquet, B1urges' hie'on'
Bnilouip Brion Brown lMsdoXl, Bfuycker, Ca'oeron'
Chaphu, Clark, Compte, Couture the great PALMER
OF the D1cadenceI Courbet, CJuturier, Cox, CIowe'
DarzatS, Devedeux, De Winter, Dillon, Dooaon'
Duverger, Diltns, Dobasty, EImore, Eng'ensi''
fauvelet, Forth, Frcre L. f., Fe:e L. T.. ffoS''
fichel, Gerome, Gudin the great marine pain'srl'
oulleuip, Halliday, Herring, Herring, Hardy hafr-
ng' Hook, Hoguet, IIulme, isabey, Jscq lard'
soarnes ,Kuaus, L4sale L.noricere, Lapierre, Lam
elhet I.efon, lie Jeuns, Luminas, lie Poltievln'
Lewis III J, Landseer Sir Edwin, Lee, Linnel, Lam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

ALLEGED FALSE PRgTENsEs. On Saturday, G.oTS 20
Sim-rs his pee Of busia-ss Is .: ~
Wall stree. arT-,ei a charge q ob;,iunG 30
PA,liCs Kelly under i4.e pi.nses. RELY states IL as
at he called Sinners Bros whs prois.sea 10 b. ~
OF the sts.n-r HIur.s. ADD Chartered her Ir
the fi.hue bsuts siD-squ-u,ly sari-rs iniofH-t n
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