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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
RonEar T. Brown Clerk


CuiulsarlSs retasfy q. iSs6
Jhe raf'i-s in 10 aupse so. . fsbs rrflG..,
=. afffar 1i ny Dih-r ib Cbaf.cs osn Isn-i.ar
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"a h heir Frgcnrrs. az rfb-f sgitrsas ~ ,o.h .
&c 10 tsrtnir it- sh.g, Tscfs
Fst % 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
Household and Kitchen Furniture.

I.Rns "A credit OF nine months on all sum.
Si . and Upwards. and an suns u lrs- anioua.
casa ~ trophy To - rem v,d EMIL trfms II
SAFE are eomrrd wiih. Boad III approved sec "
~ uhi - required
~i'i alsJ seii the farm or whieh rrslFs. - pri
v>,- SAFE. HANSON MASi.IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
PUBLIC SALE.

Will. ar At Pah'ic Sale at my r-.it.,,. ~, .
Il me tom Scrabble oa the road I,.d,n. t..
CrifT'' Mil 80 shepherd 'oWn
y" HefHe'fsy ne i2th II March, nexi
he ia vilc r~fsonal nron.,iy 10 Wit,
wat % ttofSr. SsyeTai brood Mare.
heaf ~ C4r'- trocd sows
- Shoa'~ r,as Road Wagon
! Fam do : Car snf CIR. u,uo
BsTshsar Pf.ws Z pethi. ant
S,nt'- Slov~l Pas. : Wheat Screen
Wh~Ht F-s { Uar~e Rake
Ssr- Wagon G.ai.
S-iis p. s'eaf.
B'rn1cEe aEt iarne~ usslI, new
tch p1End, pritne Racer
TO psart- 81 Lasd . lat IL Pot,to,.
Toe Acre. e GAN in the gtao,a A..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21

~ G. q BRAGG vii ~ ,arpofed fr the
CCnstAhi'shiP IN Disui.t, y, s,by
February 10. 81. MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21

Assfyn - Goffss5s snsss9s - Wsst-s.f.,
- -gess1sos stsanesgsf Ksssss rs a..
rived j. ffiseiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21

81 ~ s''la ~ p, Aefs. Miss Mssy Snlh
80 -. NJ o'h-F iatsresi, wiH scIi AT. a. %.
same ii'us sas On gse sauo- t.fo,s
iFsHs -The Prfsrssl Prpc.,,v IN -. .,.tt 90.
ffean % - moaihs % Ell sans of a. ..B 40.
l"e purchaser Flvisa bad 500 appra,
s'nfrT.' The isfps o. sale Of Inc Isad al !.
made sb0vB 90 tbs Jsy ~ sai-
Fehrusfv 90 1854 - Hhses'"'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
Pcrronai Pronerfy.

Consisting Of
Head IL work Horses and 6 Colts;
Nj eh Cows and 10 Head Stock e. ,ii.:
~ i-sa Il sheep Of the impfuvsd hinai
Sows and Pigs; A Ia; q. Sha,n;
Wagons. Car, Pio0ghs ard tiatrU~s;
tour Horse ThfrsbtuE Ma, Ains
Wheal Reaper Wheat Fan, Grain Cfs
dies, Sc
Ws-oo sRd Piouzh Gears;
] Sleigh, Carriage aud iiarrss
Ia Il Bacon. Lard, &c
100 Barrels OF Com;
81 Bashrls ~ Pc,sices ani Os.:
20 Acres OF Wheat do ofny,;
ShCi Gun. I Ladies SsddIet
Cock Stove. ) Psfiot, 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
CHANGE OF IIOIrKS.

n y ahd AFR NiHi1g N'1i AZ P,t,s-n-er T',alr,
" giii leave she TiekErOFtICE oslo.
\ NJ irssse no . "',i,ek - 81 pte.,rt
Nthr ser & PDt, mac Il. Il ph,s
GEO HEST Agent.
Wi.rRrrrrs " 10 10 Hh:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21

r'r--frisa vs. Esov a rsr,ffn vss re.
ss7'sf o. CO. u4i. ii.Dle ~ Rsnfsssrtedsss. a.
90 tr iaf OBJ irhafH ite Wf.trfn A7f-Save.
- ~ 'rsfi ri , Ni4dasa 81 ia e
~ b. ~ see.nitfs an FrAffsi E.fsiras asisk
ip'arf a'e fp-ufG "a hsrs ia tie ID -. ffetts.
aie1ffs hsi ihs prayer ofibe f0i rasfss 81 81
Efaftff
Nqycf ~ sFlrs - Fgisls rasfs ~ sd
e. FEff.rf Ifrfri 81 80 samarr 80 e - ~
ah mesf W. Tas flsp4sk ssYs srisf ssss.
iug ~ " sihsf tagr hefn nats 70 rsrrf.ft
~ f.afl ~ p risH itfrc ere nov haaif-fst ~
FL l,s5s geaFes fad fhildfeu ia ihat rilr ~ lte
slitf az safgnica, 80 rTyiaz pisrssff ~ frsaf
80 ftri A. a'Ersl sFffr hoax IL - fsT 80 81
2, ri ~ s1Frf isfrHsei ~ streets b assafr -
tfeet eNh ertarn. p'sse ~ fs'srnsfF g. fat -
- ~ taid
-s---a-a-s
f-f-0fafte Efgfe vss kanr 81 Wffkssigs
49,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21

20 ~ sstn@ iasd ssirA va colvsrsd 70 ,s.f
: 49, 81 OIeia ~ Ksb'e ed Eiixsi. 10 si,
VI =, perd fsist ApHi 2nd Is51 uhtfb 4. b. u.
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- 70 - s'afe pari'suisf ai.rflpi zoe ol els
- ssie 49, b. 'oate a. fsfsc ne sses 81 80 s...
efti &C sipsF 49, d.iisfs "a sne.e -.... d. 10
isieftst ihffcoo from Arfii ~ fas5
EDWARD Co0Er
Cbafssi5eH Dee - las. T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21

SsfhtNG COFTosa asa,aus sst,,tr,
% a Naantafrs
irFrF TEiIsf Dsaafufrsf
f,slf Csiieaaf l8tf rsrfieeftr
- ~ - CRHNFH 4 Hfgywe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
Trussae

A L&RGE 90 e Case, 'frs.--.. 90, ss..;.,s
: ~ % isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21

To We are requ-siet - arn"urcr Mr. SAM
uEL ". WOODY, LOT tia "a -rC c01.iaiis
February "a, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
Public Sac ofLand.

tsUANT 70 . sses 81 gs.i ...es,.J D.,
=, ~ Yea - III sshsS ffhef da',d Mach
=. .nai' Cuan - JsGersos Csupsy. 4 silI.a Or
sair q fue.is aue'iea. faf essk. %
h4aSay i4e 2iR AZ J,asna,v n>ri.
~ na'n. SsigIe Ne Cesa Ass.s a. a. c.,
p.Te- 20 rafsri ~ lsb5 10 safd coustv ..,,s,,r
+'- ~ 1haiirs Bfpoae asd y iss W NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
Hodgsonls Diamond Cament.

INpH iunire br,kea Cbis Olsss W - "a
4 fstfJ cr-crr.iua ~ isres sr'.si..- ~, ss,.
= g. BtLt.ER 4 60
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21

DriiDtHArIC ifrIiflsU.

Tss 81 rss4'u - pssfss sfs sofl... - sr De-.
efff- fssssss sh ~ sea1 - lsbss ssisas Iis
asrfi q hsslax eseissi 81. - - r-sssr. ~ go
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isssFt shs ~ ~ h~ueat 81 o.iy tfs D.saass..s
ss5sestsfs. haf a. sea-flss Dsus.f,Hs ss.s.ss
Gy-tsrss csssisI = ~ hssf 81 ~ tsisess. ssr
81 - psssss fssiss = ssssifs shsir rspss = r-ss
ssafg " . ~ let
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
Exccutcr'- sale.

i@ HoteIsisasd a. Executor of Levi s,auA
Il dsr-a.st. Stii OR a pvtIic al.
On Saturday, N,t,eh Isi, 1856
. :, y, i,.ia~see % Jan NJ LEX Hsstsslnma
head q Horse : bsspt
~ ~, sta Pias PiOss ard Narrow,
w ANN 4 .al. Ga. =. A -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
rebruary 9i ls,s-3,
PllRLIC SAIR

INTENDING to remove from n, County a. J,
iS~on, viii odJ, al Pablo Sale, al my fe,
d-nee n-ar Leesovp.
On Thursday 6th day Of Ma,cs ne1t,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
For Constable

tJ-i sasr ms ell A. Candidate Er Constable Ia the
~ p-'u-t- sasad b elected pledge 6i,l,iy ,sd
rnreasiiy ~ tke discarsc 20 the dsifs az th- FEC
therefore ak the saE &C voter, ~ Tho .tr ct
Fsb 81, so. WILLIAM r. YESTERDAY
ct-l oder myself - esa4.,e Tor Coa.i.ble IN IN.
habsto~H D4stTtot. Should b. elected, pledge
d"ny n the dIsohaTTe II the duties q Jh- .fioe.
therefore asS The sGdfs=ss - thr voter, u.,ict
fsb II, St. THOMAS r.. WOODWARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
Tnke aarr or lhr rrnfr.

HANk greet Fsur small fad s.sal lawyer
gPfif snff.lirf AZ urs@ as ~. 10. =
uafi go ssul~ % Tffo4 pauyffg9
AagBa .. 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
JEFFERSON HAL .

rhirA "a now FOR RENT uPoa rvssonas'c urr.s
The Hsh - N ~ crPite ~ t,wa ecsv,riert N
,eer~s. 10 feet IA letg,h. Asd 70 IN With Far
her isl'rms i.ia. srPy 10 Toe p,up,sios> OF .p-
p,sxt.n'. or Carrots Hoa.I. Cha,i.siowa o. tn
Asgasi - ie5i w HELLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
Turnpike Notice.

rlNtlE pshiic sw t.lsbs uu',h-d hat ih- srnast
j sls.criIi,ea- for N. U.s. utth~ B.rrvvn- snA
Chat'e>iown Tu'nrfse, ssVif'f 90 NE atst { No
vruiA-f ard ihs' CONTRACTS ~ fhr hfs' ~ octotyr
40 may h. maze % apr icsiue 10 he F'~ssurei,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-02-21
Household snd Kitchen Puru!tur.

~ TIE .sflr uG,- and place \ aiII si., ..r,l.
ih'sIs.ioi - - d-ceassd Ia a PINE NIL PAW
- inz ~ B'ft-i-T cnTrfy sdiois,ae 10 49,,
'min LfeSaA" and okcrs. The sal ih,,,.t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

ouy srprorr asi 20 The purpose for which drawn s
ell al orrahons ball b. based upon spe,ho asd detailed state
u'n'r writing Of the several Heads Of Dersrmenis t1rOg-h
the Controller; nor shs expense liability be currsd by
any eIsrmeI officer thereof uless appropriation .ha
lsye teen previously made therefor.
SIC Il All wot 20 be don ard all supplies 10 bo furnished
for tie Corporation involving prnditue Of th 80
shall ufltss hv OF thirds of the nbe
eech Board Of the Common Council be otherwise ordered
y under such esBbhcd BY ordinance of
the Common ii; founded sealed bids or proDoms
made IN compliance with public notice advertised for the fell
and nl such contracts wher seu shall be
given lowest bidder, who Eves such unity as shall
Trertcd hy ordosnco. All such BIDS proposals shall he
rered ty Controller the officers advrtisinr for the,
tie trescnce of such Of tie parties making them as mar
desire "a c present 81 such other psoDs tho
Council ~ hs by ordinance desgnie Such officer shall i'm
ciate ncTeaer aanRo such bids Proposals and the
with his report thereon, writing Common Coqn.
c which Council shall determine whom the award n sny
shall be made aid contract shal he entered or liability
Incurred mill AFTER such determination
Having adopted 30 much Of the charter, the Com
nstes and the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
BROOKI YN ITEMS.

DISAGREEMENT or THE jury IL TIE BRIBFRY
C,sE The Jury in the case Of the people against
Thomas Enmes, Alderman Of the fifteenth Ward
who was tried indictment for bribery, camc into
the Court Of Oyer and Tenniner at 10 O'Clock yeser
day and stated their inability TO agree upon verdict
They had been out since o'clock p M. the day pre-
vious The DistrictAttorpcy moved the discharge of
the jury and demanded renewal of the bonds of the
accused Defendant, counsel applied for reduction
Of the amount of bail aud the Court fixed the sum at
81 700, thus reducing it one half The Jury sto>d
eight for acquitta and four for conviction. The second
trial Of defendant is get down for the April term OF the
Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
REPUBLICANS OF THE NINETEENTH WARD.

The Republicans OF the Nineteenth w ard met al
Conrads Hotel last night to organize themselves into
a Wand Association. Some of the most conservative
and infuentisl men in the ward were present, and
took pa1t in the proceedings. A temporary organza-
ton was effected by appointing Mr. JoHS OSBORN TO
the Chair and Mr.. GREGoRY Secretary. The meeting
resolved TO stand by the principles SET forth 10 the e
nublican Address Of the Pittsburgh Convention, and
Messrs. David II. Scott, s. ID. Moulton, Edward Day
ton and the Chairman were appointed Committee to
draft brief statement Of principles on the oasls OF
the Pittsburgh Address. Thc Committee was also ih-
siructed to draft rules aud byesws and report at the
next meeting.
The Secretary was authorized TO procure oook, IN
which shall be Inscribed the principles of the Asso-
caon and to which every person wishing to JOIN the
Association must subscribe Only those whose names
are inscribed in the book will be allowed to take part
in the proceedings of the Association, or to have a
voice ID leading upon any measure.
After some remarks by Mr.. MoULros, congratulat'
ing the meeting upon this ntatory step toward doing
away with that curse OF the city. primary elections,
the meeting adjourned to Wednesday evening next.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
Tuy CoU TRADE THporGm NEw-JrRsEY.-Th

THE CoN TRADE THpOUGH NEw-JERsgY.-The
eeseiure OF pennsyy have passed bill authorizing The
Delaware Lackawannh AMI Western Railroad 70 boTroW
Of completing thcr road The bill
row In tie hands Governor awaiting his sgnatue 1hs
construction this railroad In l8i3 AT Scra
ton IN II LackAwanna Valley and running estwai onccs
with tie Warren Railroad in The State Of NewJerey NJ the
Water Gap the Deaware and the Warren Road CONNECTS
~ et GO Tic anhrciie coal the valley b. shipped to
S,w.rorK nv ny SewJcrsey Railroad direct
10 Jerzey Civ When the Company have raised loan they
will edsely commence lsyng second track. nlN'n2
doterack road having cOalcpyng capacity OF one aud
half plor- % ,uns rnarke. annually, beside. It's
other unnage and travel The roads connec,ny
Ralro NJ conreod erd VIII DC IN
oreration early the Sprg The complexion OF tn work 10
the City Of York asit WIZ bs able
turty anthracite coal al rates aprroNimang 20 those now
PhadeT hia We understand, also That tbs
TeveT;ou coa which semi anthracite and is perhaps, s
eor 10 sny other coal Of a similar kui IN the market, will be
Piled during tho comsg m0lorat.s rates
INnRark MercaTf.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

ALILCID PERyCET.-Mr \. B Lewis, n merch snt
OF his city ysser5SY arrested BY Sergeant Jourlan Of Tn
Lover Police Court comPsg Of Lelani crsudA of Chan
be street who a. sim ~iih ueIJ having nsis aida
hefcTe Comm Of Deeds contanias temsa's
Whieh false AMI caeu stei Hjge character q Mr. C.
TIE seemed 4 bef Jasc, Wsish and gave bal
he chsrre
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

ufual preliminary busncs. had been dispatched the
following subject was offered for DISCUSSION: The
cause of the oscillation Of locomotives at high velsci
" ties. and the best OF remedying H.. An iu-
teresi.ng d -cusson en.ued after which, a. there wa.
no ether subject before the Society Tor action ad
iOuruIucDt Was moved
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
Advertisement
ATTrMPT at BUgGLARY.- CustoTa- House

ts city entered Saturday sunday night last BY
sore darrr burFars sftempt made force er~n the
ron chest which ecntsnsd some tW or "s Do
longing the United States; bat Fortunately ir uneis SAN
bis treasure uns secued IN ore OF HERsNGs PArsAT GUAM
FIEE ASp BvRcLAKPRooF SAVES which ProTsi TOO
strong robbers .hough spPears they used su hsF
ingenuity irving lock No eluo 70 the perPotrs
tcTs q Ills daring oct has get been discovered
ICorlnercial Alvertiser Apalscheol,, Peb y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

CHlRGL or BURGLARY AT sn early hour on Tues
day morning ths stables Of NJ Dea- Ma 5j Lsiow
SUrd 20 have beea eutered by hugis sud Sargent
Lock wood ard Pocen Io1F Of The Wsri
the doOr r,uzh
tt. Ceers chase ard after iamFns several
ferces wss md sheds succes.ea in rurrx
he gevc hJ McCiure ws, sken be FORE
Justice Nocl ho held ham ban Ia TO await eKsina
';oa He te-ses any teloniors intent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
NEE,JER,9EY ITEMS.

PLENTY oP PFAcHEs-We have lately conyersed
the peaohgowers Of this section aud learn from
tem that there good propect for peaches next Au
unn The cold weather has no. hurt the bus ye except
In those orchards situated low wet ground There the buds
AZ. so1newbat Injured though not badly they
years II tie bnds baed with cold Winds and wet
weather IN April and MAY the peaches will probably be
,lsrttr1 fNew. Brcnswicker.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The regular Weekly Meeting of the Commissioners
of Emigration held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms in Worth street.
The Special Committee presented an appeal, to be
forwarded to the Legislature, asking an appropriation
of $50 900 for the support of the Commission, in view
Of their embarrassment. The Committee Wore IN
The following is the weekly statement:
Npuber Of emgrsuts arrived TO March 45ll
Number OF emisrants arrived sEce to March L. lS1o III
Total.
To date
1856. 1888.
Inmates in Institution a. Wards Islsnd...1cJs SSS
In MAnne Hospital. al............''''.''''.''' lc ~
Oyeriraft on Bank Jan. |, lS5G......... S61,uol VI
Aggregate receipts 20 March 5, l8jj..... Slab! ID
Received since TO March l2 tOr COMM $1,000 -.
tston Of Qsssepgers, @e.......... tjo W 1853 "
is e01 SO
Disbursements, as per Ireyious eccounts,
sundrv experses paid March j...... 9ll2 -$iso9i 81
OysIdratt Maren l., "a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
couRr CALENDAR. ..rms pAy.

Tryrryp STkTEs DIsTRIcr CouRT-No6 81, y i9s
IL Is 20 n, a. IS a. vsx.~
,eIt SPECIAL TEss-FoA II, 10, 81 90, ~. Y -,
SrrgnIoR CouRT-Nos. l7a, ISL loi, io. ~, az sS$
ss TO- 7ss So rs va ssS &c SO ~ H. sil is al M .
iDii I6is ielS iee iozl. les tee6, loEs
sl3, 80 "a, 81, slJ. sls. ~. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
lAdyerisement1
DISEAsEs OF TNE IUNGS MEDI-

c SPECIALIST s devoted to the popalu discussion Of the
nature causes prevention snd of all forms Of pulmonary
dfease and pubed the ,st of every month Specimen
numbers seut on application TO the Ehor
ROBERr HvSTyR NJ. D.,
No s.S Broadway, Sew-Yost-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

The family of Robert Schuyler came home in the
steamship Arago. This looks like continuation Of The
rumor OF Mr. Schuylcr's death,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
Advertisement
OXYGENATFp RITTERs viii cure Dyspepsia and

Ahua The eer6caes and is favor the
hhest rtspecaby Including Members Congress and etiar
distinguished eitiEens Of the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

be- " ~ ksona Am mas Club under 30 auspfes OF whfn
lie tutenff nfn siFtn sHd this Cub borrower
distinct cvsh <aion, not denuhed 9Th ceed Arsr
cen Fery worthy o rrDa al.o that soosrins 10 rho
cord tte hai este nsily given olAke for dssr
tu'ior the The Court the orcir
rrtiors II The evidence ard po~ patef
POINTS IL s from the c.frace Of Nr. Smith ssree.l. A.f
plaintiff ecsres 20 dfw the Inference that VI Bskc
she ff The s1rIeT ard will therefore sive 70 IA All -
reieht 10 which entitled Tts witness swear. that Mr.
had been Imposed upou m Won t.is an, .
tie Sf this wsss nust Of course tale si
wituess. Mr. Van Rpsr te-ti6~. th.t tk
Sal Bsw'es meHbcrs q the NaoasI Amcxic..
Club and dat Barker ana Ala moi 81.
biz tbe OF the supper Tie van Rrerl sss
OF Musc Mr. that he placed Mr Barker s.-s
the placsrd without bis or fer ke knew h-
LEDGE 4 the right ard province Of the Jury
TIE responsibility ofdeteninDe whether witness has peTpf
brseli hut in snch determination the Jury
tioI al ard intesei The eredbty 10 be attached
wi'nes. must depend copsaei able degree his In
crnr. whether Willingly anwlnry and tho psvA
bitiss Of his teiug personally interested the case
Co csrpful review of he evidence do not AnA
Positive testimony Of Van Rrer oh<r, have b~~
A. all shaken. or II rA1ence ts drawn snfavus
able 20 H. orly very slight degree Thess u 10 psouR
eerot es held liable With less evidence thaa would
sbty IN seensei to put up bnld< construct tsrsS
IL true hF Barker pesos at the supper hs - a
JairaIy hai there evidence that he assisted u
cen nitte But ehcsAied merely wei kaown
acquainted Win nost OF the paTtie present Somebody. II
the TIE National American Ciubf Psaly ths
sud Mr. Barker WA not member o. or deathcA us
thet oTEanssttoD
T Jnry hen retired and ab.e-es Of t, horrs c,
stated that they bad asreed hsrc W. -
sosec u heir dong 50 They were tAeroepon dhsssd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
MECHANICS CLUB

The regular meeting of this Society was held last
evening at the American Institute rooms. After the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

TENTH WARD ANERTcAys.-The Americans Of this
Ward held meeting Tuesday night when they organized
Fillmore and Doneson Club by selecting the following oncer
PRECEDENT A. B Bayli. Vice President, Wm. A. keeer Sec
retsrie j. $ Milford end b. : Cooper; Treasurer John O.
Boer Executive Committee. Smith Fancher. C. L. Frann,
C. J. Sprsgue VIM Nanderyeer John Reed w. r. Bre sser.
Lewis g. Reed. John Hodskins W. W. D0wt Washington
psrow Several addresses made and the meeting sd
iouritd at tho call Of the Executive Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

-, c,uu'.,oper z, prevent s removal Of the l4r.e bal
sass5ock.rto PAe alp was losL
ssHe Bcsr adjourned to Friday
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
Rrrsgp TO DEArn.-Miss Eliza D. Gage, a laly

PrRyEp TO DEATH.-Miss Eliza ID. Gage q la1y
residing In Jamaica Village seriously burned Sunday
las, she died the DAY following she was subject %
ruc s ana II Is surr sed while labOring under Of
there her clothes took tire the stove in the Kitchen
where he rthe She stairs 10 her brothers
ror and exhausted, her clothes still burning
Tie flames suppressed but uo in time to her life
Darn FROM ScALpIyG-A little son of Mr.. Lewis
Cornell csiding az No 2l3 Alans street accidentally h into
Monday, which had been orougt IN Tor
vasr the room aud died the enects the following day
shout four yegr o
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

Suicide WITH RizoR-The Twentieth Ward
Police reported yesterday, at the Coroncr's Oace
that a !ebofng man named VIM. Fully was found
dead in his room yesterday morning, at No. 1922
seventh avenue with his throat cut and razor with
which the deed had been committed lying beside him;
and further, that it was believed that he had com.
mitted suicide willie laboring under derium tremens
Coroner Gamble proceeded yesterday afternoon to the
above house 70 hoid an inquest upon the body, but
could not find it. The matter viii be Investigated
further to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
CT I 7 I TE u s

Tie Beard q Aldermen had the subject OF An ~
town Post-Ofce before them last evening. 1t VS. In
limited that the Msyor in transmitting copes OF tie
corrspOndeDce bt~etn him and the Pos Master, hal
suppressed bashy written letter which be had sent
to Mr.. Fowler in relation to city postal afsrs. A
resolution was adopted requesting Mr. Fowler to far
nisb the Board with copies of all the correspondence
AID 'anan, took occasion to present his view. and
arguments in favor of an uptown PostOfiice in the
shape OF report to the Board. The matter was
finally laid on the table to await the majority report Of
the Special Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

ArTENPT AT HorsE RoBBERr.-A daring a'ieinPt n
was made Tuesday nght ROB the premises o. "a, 80:
chAsaa No. Go sslrson street IL sppesrs .,S
entered alley connected with The .f,otn,et IT,.
I'm TAI reached shed in the OF MI os noas Aey
then opened window were about entering @ o.
tLey made avoke Of Mr. B. VINO weIe ~ oh,--.
Yoo1n The lads immediately raised sn sIn ssA W.
asi escsrp. IN he SANE rsy lhsI bad sa'erea
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcrAL TEsM-MAReH is-Bessss
judge DAVIES

for attachment grated Reference TO Henry Scadder
Main & Baker agt. Joseph Nay yor.-Motioa to szike
ont denied, without 4, sts.
Ilirnm Perry agi. Frederick WetEc, &c.-Motisn
granted without eests.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

SERIOUS AccIDEST-Thomas Duffy and Nathan
suody Two men who were engaged in eas1< the steamship
Baltic lying tie foot Of Market street. East River yesea
accidental, isl from the seaO!d upon which Hey wss
ps and sustained very Injuries Tnr Seyenth "u
rolice conveyed them 20 the NeE-fOrk Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

,5,1 ;, No lsO Mersr greet upon the BODY OF J. Carl
naive Germany % years Of who vas kled By ttin
through The h.ehwa, of Msards eontechonary ts
nur+r TIE accident occurred yesterday morning and ee.
followed The jury rendered verdict Of Accidents
Death"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

The REv. CORNELIUS Z. WrcKoYF.-Ths aged
clergyman died his residence in Weedsor ~ IL on the
as minister Of Jesus Christ From 1910 TO lS he was
the pastor of the North Bersh the Rev 9lr DuhOai
cbuh In this lily, From 1890 10 he the pastor OF the
Baps Church IN Auburn, CayuEa Coanty; Ae', Gk ana
froi 1850 1890 he the pastor OF the bsPu CAuoh ~
Oaco nee. Auburn which church he has snp?ed mos; Of the
e since notwihsaadins hs great sad his many mar
.es In ell these he had many friends eni very ie"
.nv ererniss he leave, uuerous anl highly respected
,,ry The Rev Dr. Isssc Wyckof Of Albany, Prominent
ieeea-ed,