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xss, HAILEY sPRINGS, NINE NILEs Norlb -.

- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North ..ss
ssNTH Of Florehce lauderdale county, Alabama &x$
LI THIS o- ebrEted watering piece lang ravora.
ply known throughout Tennessee, Alabama Msssipoi and
arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities or
M waters y, cases Of scroiuA dropsy S spensa kidney
spinal affections, torpid liver
stage OF ysnseal and seases Is now and al All
seasons OF the for reception of visitors
watering place changed hands year ago. aud
Ge MAT time the prapreiors have bees diligently engaged In
opinx new and comfortable for odstor
OF ha guests. They bnye completed large ne Hotel
" '
The location being hills the Tennessee ri and
full. i ~ ~
TIL f I ABLE
VIII be supplied with and most wholesome food tina.
ssrv"nts to attend It. - ~
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
Will be vel and anundantIy supplied
lhoas wto trsyel ind visit such PLACES for pleasure will lind
az alnGtnt hsl1 fer Bailey Springs as good
bhhh o. Music will be IN attendance lima
pass eheeriuly large Livery Stable with sors will he
gen the streams ao2nn with Gyh and fine rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within four mil
OF we Springs With good road morning or
evening drive TO view The fire, romantic scenery.
hs OF the best ply sicans that affords
hdd many successful
water, sill reside at the Springs 49, ~
ib premises formerly occupied by have been con-
Fered INTO hospital for invalid placed under
charge Of An experience sent for ina
percent OF the
prom. and proper attention $500
These Springs accessible South and West by the
ntlnpn nnh Gnarfeon Railroad, from Memphis, Tenn.
florence Ala IN ten hours thence by coaches 70
tht springs in hotrs : " ~ ~ -
Persons leaving Memphis on the evening trnin will break.
rnst a. ne Springs next Ing and those leaving the
ELLIS BsAs KS Cor ss'1 Pr osrEps
fsete te-Nessrs scruggs Doregan 4 Co., New Orleans
b NJ Lowe Co. =,
Bradley, Wilton Il Co.,
WI, Il
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tn ~, ,1,n,. A., =, - NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1859
rr,r,, ,,,,r,, q tue city of New Orleans
jtHE PETIlION of the undersigneI Pc
1 speenlly showet that the majority Required BY Tie New
LIZ IIaer htytng signed this petition they pray your hon
sell after i've days notice in the official Journal the co tract
Tor MAKING BRICK sidewalk the west side of rank lin
street from Ca lope to Ta streets WORK 10 be dame ac
u'is ~ p,as q "a speclht ons OF the ity Surveyor.
Me-, NIL aflcK, % feet.
J.Suider, 90
Lotenzo Pest, "a
Mathew HenIick, ii
A. g. Erice,
Mrs. Rhuder so
Nicholas l.afrenze 70
f. EIie, "a - y.o,.
Il, D5ugherty. ~ ~
JAS. A, HOPKINS
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS April S, 1885,
'NHE PETITION of the undersigned proD.
ery holders and residents PHILIP street betwes Mega
zle and ST. CHARLES streets, respectfully shnweh
iory required by the City Charter having signed this
petition they honorable body pas. resolution a
thoz ng the Comptroller SELL fter five in the
oci Journal the contract for completing the sidewalks and
wooden cutters the west upper Philip street wi b.
in the above limits about 100 feet The said sale
shall be final ard thai the Mayor be authorized contract with
the purchaser for the Payments be cas
when the wo is competed according the and pYs
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PETITIoNs--oFF1CIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, March y, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council

+ To the Honorable tie Common Council
...- of the city Of New Orleans:
w y. t!DfaantiDrs rs-ofrreal estate.
9ntg on st. Gharles street respectfully request your1
honorable BODY to have the sidewalks said sreei
and raised the highest altitude pacticahis from julia
70 ana Circle. The materials reused NJ
lar Us practeablo Cutters for draining constructed In
manner wherever desired BY the directed by
Tue urseyos the same to be give An
81 ne susisss to the Sidewalk The sdudcated,
10 he And your petitioners duty bound
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ENnvB nd DECOND DISTRICT.-M n
e ssadpit sn4 epsyss du Second District, Derbigny
bssne. m0rsg les puces l64 mains de hau-
1H3n - marques dc collier ct de salle vee
= Aanchs gAnche eemp6 la cuisee ct re-
af animal NEST pas racama dams dix jours ct les fras
NG1l a qlai, l6d9. . midi. IT -
IGqFp&oSJfltans, 9 mai 1853
mYl0 Us 30 %. @. FIECy1TER a;ra dos rr.s
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~ : .-syE 81 SlAl1.
11NZ41lNGE EOUND-yVas brought
~ ~ 144 U31Stee Pound DeTbigny street. between
- A%yXE4 ~ f!lS13A - eet1ys-. &As ~
YI fS l&G9f ~ hands high, With saddle and bride
So - lAee, scse back, right fore and both hind
Ee44 ~ eqael4 hsen6 On the right thigh
XS2aM ~ Eoas With white spot On the nose
sl1ezeA within ten days and ths expenses there
- ~ q puetc snction Vt said pound, on SAT-
UknA4y - ~ ~ u = O'Clock, u.
Hew 8x31ae 9ay 10 1859.
&C., NJ. p.0. FIaKCHIER. Street Commissioner.
en- EsSs N EBs HENRY DUREL.
For COnpffpler.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.

81 the regular tri-weeky meeting oftne Commission
ers Of Health yesterday, held in tle Mayors office, at
Noon ard in private. usual, but little business came
up for their consideration the most important Of which
was communication from the Health Warden Of the
Twentieth Ward regarding the condition Of the pave
menis in that section Of the city, which he complains
is generally bad and that repairs much needed.
The Health Warden Of the Twenty second Ward,
BY Communication TO the City Inspector, ard through
him 70 the Commissioners reported in relation TO the
smcke-h use for the curing Of meats located at No.
ilS Ninth avenue that it is not so offensive in char
acter A. 10 be considered nuisance such as 70 come
within the jurisdiction Of the Board.
Bv communication the authorities OF the German
srd French Bethlehem Church, situated in FOrty-fttt
street near Tenth averue set forth to the Board that
vacant lots adjoining the church are in condition rem
dering them an unbearablc nuisance The matter was
referred to the City Inspector for investigation, and
moval in case such proceeding may be deemed nee
es-arv.
The Board then sdoured TO Monday noon.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
I'iRES.

fIRF ~ LIsPESAEp STREET.
TIE alarm Of fire on Friday morning was caufed by
the burning Of frame table, No. LspeDard street.
A valuable norse was burned to death--loss about
$3.50; no insurance. The owner had stabbed IN, horse
only ten minutes before the fire broke ou,. Onsn oi
the fire unknown.
CANPHESE FACTORY DESTROYED ~ FIRE.
Shortly after u o'clock yesterday, hre broke out
in the camphene mandatory Of FaTan n Fullam No.
81 Furman street Brooklyn originating from yarnlsh
DO. which had boiled over. The building contained
quantity Of rosn, oil and other inhammable material,
which became speedily ignited, and caused dense
black smoke, which hung like pail over that part oi
the city, Tie fre-engnes soon got to work, and sue
ceeded in suppressng the flames. The ieTry-boat Me
tropos steamed around t. the dock opposite the fire,
but finding that the engines had ne9rly stopped me
progress Of the flames, the captain steered way. \
sma shanty on the top of the hill was somewhat dan
aged The total loss is between si,OOO and s1,oO,,
upon which there is no insurance Whatever. The al
joining buildings also filed with 'niismms6,e ms'ena
were IN danger for time but were saved through the
prompt eXeTtiOns of the frcmen.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

FRosr-BIITFN.-A About the hardest case OF frost
bitten wheat is related by Tie Detroit Iri5rHc, of
a farmer who sold fourteen acres of wheat the day
after the June frost for So. The buyer afterwards re-
fused 800 for it.
IUi>IANA SUGAR-CtNE.-The " q. Crcscr" says:
'i accounts from the sugar district above the city
represent tue present growing cane as very small
apparently indicating very deficient crop The &C
counts from the parishes below the city are of more
favorable aspect in fact, the csne is very forward
particularly in the parish of ST. Bernard
UrRRIcAyE oN THE MEXICAN CoA>T.-Dnrng the
recent storm on the Mexican coast, the English bark
Robert wen, entirely 10 pieces, the captain ani small
nsrt of the crew only being ssved. The brig in'inc
petroria and schooner Felipe also supposed 10 be
LOST rs nothing had been heard Of them three days
sCer lighter, moreover connecting with me latter
yes.el and having fifteen men on board, was dashed
to pieces and only eight OF the crew reached the shoe
ana that on piece OF wreck, and 10 the most pitaoe
condition Among the lost, also, was one D. Aielandro
Cbao well-knowE citizen OF Iuspan. Inc storm Is
called hurricane and was as violent az Ii was uneX-
Deced the wind peahy boxing the compass during It's
continuance II came from the south-west, out ony
cached i,s greatest violence when the wind yeered to
be esst lis track to have Ism directly overth
town and bav Of Tuspan. Houses ana trees were
blown down boats upset IN great numbers ana many
lives lost beside those Of tue crews before mentioned
The hurricane took place al night snd The n'er ana
bay were full OF boats laden with provisions nOm the
y y. esiy1-s,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMIsgIoNERs OF POLICE.

CtMhlSo oIONEkS OF fOtttf.
TINS Boaro met yesterday afternoon s' Pohce Hesa-
qusites, President STILLsAN IN The chair, and hu tAe
members present.
communication vas received from Surgeon Ives
Of the Twenty.seoond PrecLct admitting ard svowng
that he Is member Of the Repub ublcan Association OF
The Twenty-seooLd Ward. DIR. Ives in addressing the
President, says:
Mr isao h. B.-y. q member Of your Board Pre rrea
charges sar Of police for being remb-f o
TIE Cert Republican Committee, and Of the Twenty
Ward Rep biosn Association
For these ohenses tined the I'D inst but the dei'
ion of yor Board hs been rendered uudertsrd mat W
proof NY membership The organizations referred 20 Is not con
elusive. In orcer free Board from any embarrassment IN
rsspec question Of proof hereby admit and tnat
ond Wsrd
El,eitsinse very decided political sentiments. have
deemed my duty. citizen snn TO euo cry name
with The r. Pubans Of t1e Ward In which reside tha ny
suffsaes merely Ward Offices, but also for City County
81 Subscribe caite myself, JOHN IVES. NJ. D,
''Sqr--oa Of Police
The case Of Dr. Ives was taken from the table at
ter the reading Of The above letter and motion made
to dsuiis bin from the force. The question elected
some discussion, Mr. Bowen opposing the motion on
tie ground that the doctor ad not violated the spirit
Of the law. The vote resued as follows: Mayors
I emaun ard Powell and Messrs. Ullshoefer and
Bailey, voting in tie siirmstive, MessIs. Stillman,
Bowen ard S,rarahan in the rega.ive. The President
declared DR. Ives as dismissed from the force.
Sergeant Wm. j. See'nan of the Twensy sixth Pre-
cnct was appointed Captain of the Fourth Ward, to
ill the Office vacated by the death of Capt. Waterbury,
CT arles ~ Bracket, VIM. Mcdonnell, Samuel Has
tings and James NJ Flsudreau promoted to the
positions OF seTgeSIts but not assigned any posts
resolution was adopted putting ell the special
par 1Ren under supervision Of the General Snperin-
teLdenf.
The Board then adjourned until the first Friday in
SeDtembcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

population, &c. Il Is at least sa homes. onion and
entitled to weight
Fair and legitimate discussion !s what is wanted and
that only. II can 30 no harm IN any country aud
under any state Of things and in regard 10 any mser
Ii an idle assumption that the discussion will divide
and distract the South. The division, q, most, will
prove TO be Of importance than such az aresdy
eXiss in regard to csrcina matters Of State and Fed
ers policy, and which at any moment is ready 10 be
sacrificed when the common interest is mepsced We
may trust fellow citizens thus far aud they will
suspect in return neither Of dtrust or Of treason
With high regard, am your obedient servant
J. ID. Il. DEBOW.
t. the Hon. WV. L. Y.NcEY MONTGOMERY Ala
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
Advertisement,
SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WATER,

SUPERIOR TO CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
The Empire Water IL bottled from the celebrated Empire
Spring a. Saratoga Spring. NewYork This fountain stua,d
not lar o the old Congress Spring and the superior qualities
Empire Spring the CODgss consist IN the larger com
iodine and absence Of ron possessing all the virtues Of
the Congress without the irritating properties which In the use o
that many Injurious especially IN long com
plants irritation of the bowels Nwbs's sndDg the propr
the Spring have trd by lengthy advertisement
% r the people with the idea that any water sold from tine
Spfus Saratoga without ,her brand and marks was
aid worthless. the Empire Water j. ackno ~edfef as tue
and delicious beverage II all mineral va
ter in Use.
ODD: nav BE- addressed 10 g. W WESTON Co., Sa s;0ga
suriugs or their depot No 40 roadway, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
LAW LNI,ELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAaBERs-J1ly 2)--Bsiore Justice
CLERKE.-DECIsfOSs.
John X. Myers ct al. agt. X. H. Robinson.-Aotion
denied with and without prejudice - plaintiffs sh
renew sfsayfia
Henry Edgerton sgt. Meyer Golosall.-From the
z. section (Si appears hat defendant
move sud order II until be hss arrested.
il 20, sufficient that the order s 10 the Shes hsads NJ,
ton ,refoe derd thout prejudice 70 defendant. night N
rspaw when arrested.
Rob. Diederick at. Samuel Ward.-Motion granted
without CO.'S
VIZ. Way ct al. sgt Geo. Bascom ct al.-Moon 70
opsr defsul. denied without coats.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

As OrEyING FOR THE STEAs PLow.-We are
,elibly informed that large farmer at the West has
offered TO employ Mr. Fawkes to pow one thousand
acres Of land paying him the usual price - per acre
and to give bin further opportunity to thrash the
crop Of two thousand FIVE hundred acres of wheat
This offer shot Id be accepted a., if the new steam
powns ene inc proved Itself capable Of doing its work
on 50 grand scale and in workman-like manner, it
would be one Of tie greatest achievements of the age
would Immediately open market for the machines,
and thus insure large fortune for the inventor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
BOOKS RECEIVED.

from Dwu 90 DAYLIGHT or. The Simple Story Of Nesern
home By Minister'S Wife. l2'ao. pp. sba Derby
jackson.
ectTrs f5r the People By the Re-. Hugh stoScl Brown
I2no. pp. 4ll G.. G. Evans. 80
Tie Pilot Tale Of the Sea By J. FenmoEe coper nus
trsted by =. q. &. Darey. limo. PIP 4'o. w A. I'"ns
end Co. ..
Ssnderss Analysis Of English Words BY Charles W. nders
l2mo. PIP @iU Iysou fhImey.
History OF Middle Tea Life snd Times Of Gen J
Robertson. BY A. W. Putnsm, esq Syo. Pp o5S Nash
,Ilr prr.ra flr the AuthuI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
C. H. Winfield for defendant and x. ID. McCleiland
for plaintiff Justice Bedford reserved his decision.

uNENow> Man FoUSD DRowSED.-The body oil
man was found, yesterday, floating in the North
River. near tie dock foot of Weehawken Hights
Coroner Bohnstedt Of Ioboken held an inquest, and
the Jury rendered verdict of Pound drowned.
The body had been in the water some two weeks or
more, and consequently. was much dishgured. De
ceased was dressed in blackcloh coat white linen
pants aud heavy boots.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
serious occurred.

AN ACrp WIDowER ~ LITrLg TRoUBLE.-A
suit was tried before Recorder Bedford Of Jersey City
Yesterday afternoon which, from the nature Of tho
ease drew together quite audience. The COM
plairant was German woman, named Cathsrine
Scbweger, keeper Of lsger-beer saloon in Liberty
street New-lork, sud who also has rooms in tho
upper part of the house for the accommodation Of dis
reputable females. Miss Schwegler sued to recover
sOo from John vreelan}, very wealthy widower, 81
or 20 years DID, in South Bergen, for "board aud
services rendered
The woman proved by Teuker, her bar tender.
that Mr. Vreoand had been in the habit Of frequent
irg the house, and becoming enamored OF young
woman boarding there, named Ellen Phillips offered
10 pay her expenses. He kept his promise satsisc-
ory for several weeks and theu suddenly ceased his
visits and cut of the supplies. The defendant sd-
mitted having visited the house, but denied the ale
cations, claiming that he had paid for all he had in
the house, and assigned good reason to the Judge
for disconnuing his visits. The plaintiff proved the
following bill by Tenker, her right hand man:
To FIVE weeks board per Ellen Phillips at 81 week u 10
To
To
=, :.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
4 E ARD.

10 the Ici'or 0t The " L. IrtHHe 49,
SIR: In my testimony, given On wednesday ast,
on the trial Of Capt Carpenter beforr The Police Comms
,joucr. am represented having said that made the
acqualtance Of lady si the Office OF my brother. tw
reporter This Is quite but in Justice 20 nim should
have ,died that the of visit by her to
notLsy p0yfy who occupied desk in bis ohce WITH
whom n : brother had 10 connection whateysr - .
JnJ, - 1880 T. A FOSTAINE, NJ. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

THE SUPPLY ~ WHEAT.-Some Of the gressers-
for there is who get at the truth-estim,e'
the whea; crop OF 1859 FOR the whole United Sta,es.
at two hundred and one millions Of bushels. Dvtet
evenly among the 2j,@O0D inhsbit .nts, 1t ts sop
posed thst each might bsve cue aad tasss-hlas :.
barrel Q! aogg.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
Uen-vp Shrno A FrAnchman,

ForSD DR0wNED.-IIenry p. Shung, Frenchman,
Is wears Of sge who has been missing fox several days from rs
home found crowned Friday the dock at fer NO ~
~ r. He intoxicated when at seen and supposed 20
fallen overheard while In that state Coroner JackmaI
held an inquest upon the body
A lad wears old named John Thomas Prince, was
found drowned in Fulton Market slip lie in the habit Of
peyr mon the fish in fLe Slip and is supposed 70 have ac
cdfay fsen from Of them into the dock An nlues
was held upon his body.
The body of an unknown man. about 81 years of
are was found In the dock A. Pier No a. r. r. Deceased
sboui feet inches in hight had pu5y hair ad was respect
rJy .,ifeo in black fock coat black Cashmere pan white
linen shirt oa.kin boots, g. The body had been IN te wafer
aout week An inquest keld upon by Cor1uer lack
man and verdict render d Ct Death By drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

MrsIc By DoDwoRTn's band ~ TN CENTRAL
PARE THIS ArTERSooS For the third Saturdaythis
music will be given. LAST Saturday about j,OOO per-
sors orioyod it. To-day it will commence at 1!
O'Clock and finish at :. Complete order is preserved
The public is invited TO attend and enjoy the tleat
gratis. See advertisement for 8 list Of pieces to be
reformed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

AMIssISG GIRL FooSD.-Sarsh Lee, the young
girl mentioned yesterday as having mySteriously dis
appeared from her home, in Newark, on Tuesday last,
was found on Thursday evening, by Officer Brant, at
a low groggery in East Newark, where she had gone
in company with girl of bad character. Alexander
McCurdy, who was arrested on suspicion Of hnying
abducted her, was discharged from custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

1... trrr, BE- rr -, Noo--. on f.tr-s y
o. bbn. bos-itf of SO so 80 ass Z irus
".t wtti l~esr, H. sN+ssofea from -
er ~ re.crd s. NO II Sser sr~i o. tae tGe lie hs
Twoh h,s' nsr.d Chart. We, ard William B'.ac,
buoufh h-fors r.tice Ccrrg,N u chsgs - s.rll ~
TO It. Ho,. Of R.srse ma Wes Pes mated % hone. h
par - promising 3 scDd aim % sea-
CH,EGE DIsglssEp.--The complaint against Wan.
svsu o1 Hs before Jus.ice Corpws wss d'm'-a yr'r'
d., spprsrg that his wife bad lons been drad
ATrlsPrED SuIcIDE.-A cooper, employed ia the
Nay Yard ui.de deliberate aiiepp, suicide, Tsurtsy
hv ct-ns 'hroat with drawing knife did not sdcef IN
.ssriug any vital ar-ery. His ChsTls Hs-nb~ sS
bis fu resides 10 New YoTt lie conveyed the Hs-
pi,al y here b. stl les in a critical condition.
NYsTFrIors DIshPPgNRtScr.-The Cap,sn OF the
hi, F.ry living az Raxers Wharf. has hen missing ssos
Wedne.i rpcrning Ills Is Ihae. Campbel lie had
st n ,ufusd frou visi. 70 his family IN srsnhfor Me- asd
US .-r 10 ter cabin between snd 2ccck The above
uuu- time nothing hss been sen u hin HIS
lo,h. With .he exception Of plntoops found in As
esbnl The .upposstion tina; he fell overheard
FouSp DRowNED.-The body Of q man was found
Of L,cle street yesterday lie vas about
inches IN height Had on blue cce eoss VIZ
buttons ss,tins paraoons check shit, sa'
strap the waist He hsd evidently been " tss
lcur Tie remains taken 70 the pesd
House for identifcatcn.
AssAULr WITH Az AX.-On Thursday hight rnsa
Second Eastern District, while Intoxicated went into rcoes
onipx h and commenced 10 ras disturbance smon&
aors when OF thcm psmel Patrick Norton sesed
snsl ard assaulted Gansy nncns seaNns voaud upoc
,nrvs injuries Tire injured sent 10 the County hss
pi;sl wber, be les in critical condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

As OH M,s KILLED-An old man. aged ~
wears. named James Condor native of ireland, was
brought to Bellevue Hospital ON THURSDAY, having
been seriously Injured in Fihyninth street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues by the blasting OF rocks
He had gone there with his sons dinner, who was a.
work there and while he and about twenty others
were eroying their MONDAY meal, shower of stones
WAS thrown among them, the largest of which struck
this old man upon the leg, nfiicting such serious
wounds that he died at O'Clock yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

PrAYEE " rerINcs.-Vcry interesting prayer Meet
iugs are held every morning at i o'clock, and also
al - o'clock in the afternoon, in the rooms of the
Young Men Christian Association, Nos. Sl' and $40
Broadway. These meetings are growing to be an n'
stiiuon in our city. They are conducted by the
vourc men with their accustomed zeal and energy.
Tlose whose engagements will permit viii find half
hour spcn; in thepeasaut rooms of this Association,
both agreeable and profitable. We understand that
the afternoon meeting has just been established, and
that the fsmilies in the neighborhood, as well as
others, will avail themselves Of tie privileges offered
by the Association.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

The Rev. Dr. knk of Boston is announced in our
columns 10 preach in the large hall of the Cooper In
stitute tomorrow Sunday at p. In.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
TAdysriisement.i

ADJUSTMENTS OF THE PEOPLE-To get their
lseeses sker 25 the arge-, gallery n the
city AaBRoTYPE DsGUEREEoTYPEs, and PHoroGR,pHs on
the hesp system and with superior talent, at HOLINESS NO
SOL Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
premature.

Sergcan. Charles W. Caffrey has been appointed
Acting Captain of the Sixteenth Precinct Police IN
place of Capt. Carpenter, who has withdrawn pend
ing the investigation of tue charges aganst bin by
the Police Coumi-s Sergeant Cafirey Is
prompt, energetic cficer and generally liked b. the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
Advertisement.
PAIL MoRpuY HAs lad III

T
FOWLER WELLss No S03 broedv ay and bis Portrait,
Biography and Character the PHREAoLoCcAL JOURNAL
for AvGCsT, ready this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

VANT BE DONE rs II DDssIpt lot II 0IbgIcI5U
dsappeari Yes, Wyn4N the Wizard does II AZ
BsRsUMs MUSEUM He intends ~ DO t. afternoon ard even
ing d. Ue as world Of other drolerie. semi miracle