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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
THE MEETING.

The following call for a meeting Of the public to
take some measures in reference to the attempted
sa-sina,on Of s. j. Jones' the night of the 23d was
circulated through the city the neIt morning:
PUBLIC MEETING.-The citizens of Lawrence
7,cuNed The Hall SaIons store THIS
hohNAe AZ ~ 0e.oet TO dvOs ana .oaden, the outrage
P|1jet.,iea "a. evening N our N st MANY C'rizEAs
lswre.Cs, ThtE,oeJ AprL 81 so.
Pursuant to the call, the hall was promptly and
den-ely crowded. The Hon. A. H. Reeder was unaui-
mously nominated Chairman Of the meeting, and John
Curtis, Secretary.
Upon taking the chair M Reede, Addressed the a.
scnbly in substance as follows:
lie suppo-ed that al perfectly understood the object
Of the meeting, and thai lie ooncurred fully and
trely in the public sentiment which deemed such
meeting necessary. The occurrence which happened
n thu town !asI evening, in whatever light il cold be
viewed, was outrage on the individuals of this
town upon the pubhc sentiment and reputation Of the
town, and otil greater outage upon cause
That os1se was one which sOugat no aid or counte-
a. Tie hands OF assasSins for I. too holy
too strong, tcO ut TO need such assistance. Ii i
Ceue II which ,Ley wanted the help Of the Lord and
nos Of tle devil the help Of honest, wel-meanng men,
ut OF rurutrels SIC assassins; the help Of orderly
law-abGing though determined men, and not of out
avs aIi murGeTeTs They wanted the sympstties
:" then friends IN me Free states who have stood up
AID justified them, and that sympathy they must obtain
by fuT'uing such couEse as would not give any one
=
TIE nctrc aLd tcaTte.; mpathy thai they have al
WAYS lGo, ha- been given because they wet aways in
the igt;-that TIE blood upon son, that cried for
Vengeance, has been that OF our fiends-that those
whoe band have been stained By murder and aosassi-
nations haSo been enemies and opprcs.Or, Il was
q matter 81 pde and generalization that in rank
Their were men who denounced crime murder and Is.
sssla %, though they ready aud willing on all
oCcasCns 20 shed her blood for their political rights
grd The eau in which they were engaged. IL wssa
h an proud petition they occupy before the people OF
TIE United STAGE and one they should a@ays seek to
maintain. He Lad stood up in the capitol Of the ns-
top, whoa act December the telegraph was loe led
down with the lies Of their enemies, charging them
witt anon nuruer punder and al that could disgrace
g man and ths community and had pledged his honor
that hat untrue, ana that they were Law abid-
ing, peaceful, houch determined people Subsequent
rveus -howed he right, and that ell the weight OF
outawTy sad hood were with their enemies, a. it
Always had been. Al entirely phase has over
TIE state Of thing. The demon Of murder bOodshed
and CRIME seems 10 be struggling to get out ofthe ranks
OF The enemy and enter ourto enter this paradise
poison the foundations that undersy the reputation of
the Free State party, of staining the Hsg of Freedom
bac kenIng our character and undermining orr cause
In God's name, 1T it be driven ont, and ksep or
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PUBLIC MEETING AT LAWRENCE.

FTom TIE BtTod ~ FfttaeT-ElfTa-dpT4 .
We isue in Extra to-day the proceedings Of a
pubic meeting held In Lawrence, on tie morning OF
the 9ltS inst, in reference TO the attempt made by
some unknown Individual TO take the life Of Mr.. Jones'
the previous evening, in Lawrence. The unanimous
voice OF the public is in utter and decided conde1na
ton Of the act. Not particle Of sympathy exists for
the assassin We truly grstifed to know that the
attempt Of the insane individual to tarush the far
name Of our city meets with such unanimous dissp.
prevail. Mr.. Jones is in fair way to &c: well,
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CorespOndenc. of TIE y. Y. Tribune.

~
I.AwRENcE, "Wednesday, April 20 1856.
I wrote you on the 18th, giving 4 few facts in
connection with the attempted murder OF Sheriff
Jones Since then nothing OF ang moment has
occurred The prisoners were taken 70 LecOnp-
ton aid. without even primary examination be
fore Justice OF the Peace or any other officer,
were held TO bail in the sum Of $500 each. They
were guarded by the troops till they found bail,
which they did Immediately, and were escorted
mile or two out Of LecOmpton on their way home.
The Investigating Committee are very busy So
Letting evidence in the Whitfield aud Reeder case,
and from what have heard can assure you that
the outrages Of the Rutans have been more afro
cious than any Of your readers have yet neard,
especially at the election of the Both of March,
loo Conflicting reports are made OF Joness
case some believing he will die others that ne VIII
get we'll Ny own opinion is that lie Will recover.
The Kckapoo Rangers are encamped about four
miles from here on the north. There are said to be
three hundred and fifty armed men in the camp.
"Theu came to atenee the murder Of Jones, and to
"ass,st the LATED States troops such is the Ian
guace said to have been used by one OF them TO an
Indian named Scoxie. But although Lawrence Is
in state Of defense, there will be no collision be-
tween them and the Free-State men, az this Will
be prevented by the troops who are stationed about
four miles from this CITY.
The troops came here yesterday morning to ar
rest Mr.. Dcitzler the Governors private Secreta-
~. vhs i. peaceable and good citizen; but as he
was unfortunate or so criminal as to refuse to
assist Jones 10 make al arrest when that worthy
asked him to, he, of eourse. must be arrested.
But Sa!ters, (.JOnes's Deputy AID his Dragons
could not find tLeir man, as he tcas not at home.
There was considerable excitement here last
night among portion of our community, as it was
currently reported that the kckapoO Rangers'
conten plated an attack upon this city, but nothing
Of any importance has occurred. POTTER.
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=, .,,H obey the two Sin, was

- -crd obey The two S'il, was
= I;fBenn thing 70 orgsn,e $3.50 -, - ouSeso'
49, ,sfcupers aud ron-polticai refo'In-n, who
ct seek any COVE rnmeut office leg alive, lficia
~sIeeutiye. The speaker drew contrast between
she two sho wing that the hrt followed while the bat
kr led pobhc sentiment. Looking n the different
krees which went {" organize the Anti Slavery .enti,
frsrt, he spoke Of the Repubhceo party, aud plaorf
cksf among its esderst the Hon. Wan. Henry Sewsfo
Of whom, he said there ~gs not S,na" :"
ne present. day 40 able, so faT-sigeea, a.
cautious, 20 wise, 30 discriminating, anu FRI, -
rsntly o. ghed with power "a "rg'nze re knew
men, and l. administer that ofganlIa.a.oou fron them
Of ether great men, bot it deracted o"n,"S S.xard
ana W as OF, az honor to be second ~ nc .aii
Wss frt lApplausel. or The mo ~ er, an Al er
hat they bad much good po s ting M the old
~ rs ~ Wbiy and u, mocrst- @ani nati's -
kmsr and doing much to shake t1' ,ver taken the
eAl.d INTO public hfe men w.o W.on .,d hi. seat
hhiative .sa, narty 1t also od large class OF
Snrss,eS write men in the South, VINO hta o w
- S]rriyed Of their political nSn'Sl 10 mus
bg - -; tte North M. Parker said, Gblcr men IN |
e. The North cent its ablrst men to commerce, |
-sile the South soDt theirs 10 CougrtsS ana 80 the
Soptb Out sitied us fiom one seasoD 10 au0'ber. nm
IUcRrTIA MORT rose 20 "sc0id her inehd lheo.
s,,e paIkor for rerre.entng that the early wait Of
ndirg the eots Of the An Savery pcety
ar IN q manner due 10 the n0nresstant doctrine OF
rs Quaker members, and that they depeh'eh 100 /
mech on prayer. In saying this h. showed ca'ptoe !
negligence for they hau SHOWN "i""h IA "y'"S n>"
,hycal weapons tor tie far stronger weapon OF moral
,sx,r These they he'd wie led sucn",~tulyi ana -he
regretted that such men Parker and Beecher should
,estrslize the good they did by advocating the en-
>Ioyment Of physical force:
The Rev Mr. Parker sid he was misunderstood by
4, nobb minded iend He said that if these ensiaved
hrec millions had been AnglOSaxOn not African, they
would not only have prayed, but they would have
Ispt their powoer Dry. In niue cases ont of ten he
reed with Dorresitants but in The tenth lac consl-
It them wrong.
After singing the Doxology, the meeting separated
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IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS,
Jones probably Shot By Pro-slavery Han.
MEETING AT LAWRENCE.
SPEECHES OF Nessrs. REEDER AND ROBINSON
LAWRENCE THREATENED By BORDER RuFFIaaS.
CorsrorSenee Of The N. Y. Tribune.


LAWRENCE Friday Night, April o. 1856.
Ivrote you an account OF the troubles here by
last mail. pow inclose Herald Of Freedom
Extra, containing the speeches Of Senator Reeder
and Gov Robinson, which explain themselves.
Jones was talen yesterday TO Franklin, village
about four miles south west Of this city. His case
is considered critica-the ball having lodged IN the
region Of the spine. 1t is generally believed here
that he was shOt nv q Pro-Slsvery man who lives
near Lecompton, with whom he had had some diff
fculy about d claim. Corroboratins circumstances
go 10 sustain this belief, it is known that he has
been logged by this man for some time-that about
dark stranger rode into town and tied bis horse
behind enc of the stores-that immediately after
the shots were fired this man mounted his horse
and rode of, before those who saw him knew OF
the attempted murder.
The Mail has beeS stopped somewhere in Mis'ou-
ri, for though the usual quantity Of newspaper mat
ter came from the East, not single letter was in
thu bags. Is Postmaster Campbell party to this
The pristntrs We're taken under military escort
10 Lecomp;on, and were required TO give bail in
500 each TO Justice OF he Peace to appear at
Court at it, next SESSION. They were charged with
not assisting Jones to execute the Territorial laws
when called upon to dose.
TIE Kansas Committee are in session to-day, al
though they adjourned yesterday, probably on ac-
count of the excitement. Some Developments are
being made in the testimony which will astonish
the spologists 1t Washington.
Whitfield left here yesterday. and is represented
before the Committee BY Col Wright, Of Georgia.
POTTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

H,nry Motion. Officer Henry was neG by. Ard sue.
ce. ded in getting out two horses, but the third. b..
lorerg t. Motion, ~ss suired and the building sni
corttn,s were destroyed. Loss about ssOO The fire
vts tie wo,k OF an pcerdi.ry.
FIR3 IN HODOKEs.
Yesterday mornirg between l2 and O'Clock. fire
troke on, in the hor-e No HUDSON pace, owned md
o.cupi,d by A. W. Rose. TIE building aud furniture
were ert,rtly destroyed. involving loss Of sbpu;
&, coo which was covered by insurance iu ths Hud
ron County Mutual Company Of jersey City Mr..
E,se ard family out of town and 1t i believed
tse s,e wss tie work Of ar rcendiary.
The aci,irirg bui oiDg, occupied by John Ireland,
was dsmeged TO tie extent Of 800.
Several fire companies from Jersey City were pre,-
est dreLdt red eficiert AID.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

TUESDAY, S1pt. 2-1beie being a quorum present,
the Bosrd PROCEEDED to basinees Dir. b. r. PiscKSEY
in the Chair
AI.scl LUTON was offered by Mr. PHILLIPS, directing
an sppicstion TO be made TO the Legislature for the
removal Of the Quarantine station from Staten tslsnf
to point nesf Sandy Hook may be practicable.
Mr.. SWAN w6s of opinion that the Board wss not in
possession Of sufficient information upon the subject TO
warrant such aciOn.
The resolution referred 20 the Commissioners OF
Health.
TO inform The Board whether any pcrson or pcs s)ns ID
hs employ Gre acting in any wHy c)unsel Ia suin
agairst the Corporation, was adopted
The Controller wa called upon 70 inform the Board
whether the resolution adopted time ssco in Te-
laon TO the establishment, of a Ferry from Thirty
fourth street to Hunter's Psint, had been complied
with, end if 60 why the work has not been accom-
pl-bod.
Documcn. No. 90, from the Law Committee, in rels-
tion to the contempt Of Mr. Rudolph G ,rrigue one of
the Commissioners OF Emigration in refusing to recoy-
nze the right OF the Board to interr0sa hn respect
ing the affairs Of the Commission on The ground that,
be ing a state officer, he not nsbe TO loc. al
tlOrity, faed up. The report represents 'hat
Mr.. Rudolph Gsrrigue was duy suopensed TO APPEAR
before q Special Comm ttee of this Board, appointed
TO exsnre and report ~ tie exoedency OF remov-
ing the Emigrant Depot from Castle Garden, bat re-
fused TO answer any questions put TO LIN ny the
Con nm'tee;" and the solution directs the COun eel %
the Corporation 10 institute prOce edngs against Mr..
Garigue. under the prOvlsions Of the act OF lro1.
Mr. SWAN urged the adoption of the report II
recommend. that the Special Committee had ceased
TO exist, without taking any action against Nh Gar
rgue the Board should allow the matter to where
II is
Mr. JACOB L. SCHMIDT, (wto had obbied around
the Bo ,rd telling the Amer can aud Democratic men,
beis that Mr. Gamgue was the PresCent of - Black
Republican Club" and that the c mnssioners gener-
8 ) were nothing but nest of Black Republican,
now made a blunderDg speech agsns. Mr G4uigue,
and off red substitute resolutiOn directing the
Corporation Counsel 10 commerce suit against him
for contempt.
After considerable debate, the substitute was
adopted by vote OF 81 to II, aud the report
amended by 81 to 49, and the Board adjourned TO
Wedne sCay evening
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THIRD WARD FREMONT AND DAYTON

4 goodly number OF The Republicans OF the Third
Ward met at the corner of Barclay and Gree qwch
reefs sst evening" 20 effect permanent organization
a. The Third Ward Ere mont ard Dayton Club. The
following gent emen were elected permanent oic
MARTI SIHATCHER, President; r. $. Gould and John
Curier. zee. pret dens; Andrew Jordan, Treasurer;
j. NJ. Fox and Emmons Clark, Secretaries.
Mr.. THATCHER, on taking the chair, said that he
hsd more experience in politics in st. Lawreoce
County thar in this city. There by their excellent
system of organization, the County is thoroughly eau
va-sed ana the vote is known almost to a certainty
long before election l. had recently been sed,
an0 the rrelt gives full 5000 majority for tae Repub
Gcan Candidate Appau'e
Messrs. GOULD and IlUTcHINsoS gave very cheer
irg reports: the former from pennsy ylvana and the
later from Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin and Illuoi',
where they had recently been, and whi.h they con-
sdered pretty safe fer Fremont, The reports were
received with great applause. 1t was resolved that
the Club woud meet every Thursday evening at the
same place, the having been secured until the
lst of January.
Messrs NJ n. Jones, o. Hutch nson and j. p.
Mars al were appointed Committee TO canvass the
Ward, and effect more perfect registry OF the
vOters
Mr.. AvrRr reported very cheering news from Medi-
son and Onon6aga Courtes After come further
busnefs the meeting Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
THE HEALTH OF BROOKLYN

AT a mee'irg Of hs BOarc OF Education a-t even.
ing, Nj. John &. Bergen stated that he had received
Letters from Mr.. SsLns ana Miss Stoue principals Of
School No. Q, in GowsDns, ifquiri0g whether in the
present conoitIon of the dtrct would be advis sble
to open The school. Most of the inh ,bitanrs had left
the district acCoGnt of the yellow fever ana be hsd
written to the parties giving it a. his opinion that it
would Lot be wise to open the school at present. The
Board agreed unanimously to refer it 70 the Local
Committee to decide when the schools could be safely
opened.
Mayor Hall and ITarbor Master Kelsey visited the
Cnitd States stesna Fa-hion, lying off Harrison
street 1t having been replrted that yellow fever ex
ised on board. The men Were all rnust -red AID
closely inspected, and dsease of kind was found
to exist among them or on b)arc. This viii tend 20
allay unnecessary excitement.
1t was reports yesterday afternoon thai the daugh-
ter of john s. Bergen il Go had died, and tlat
two men in the Ell poy Of Michael BE gen sick.
Mayor Hsl Immediately dispatched t~o nurses for
the men, who returned with the intel igence that no
mtn sick; that Mrs. ,rgen had slight acniGs
in the side, but coald easily attend to her ordinary
household dues and that the daughter wzs s,llng
with slight cold. The Mayor wishing 20 sati fy him
self went down Yesterday afternoon and found the
aoes as stated by tue nur.e, lie slso visited the
house Cf John Bergen, lr., whose daughter II vas
reported, hao died. and found that the disease with
which she had been afflicted had nearly left her, and
from appearances she would he able to 90 about "a
well az ever in day or two lie found no nes cases
in visits 10 the infected Districts and thinks toe
disease las about Cied out.
BoARD OF HEALTH Mayor HALL presiding and
present Aldelmen Oakley, Walsh and Suaw
Mr.. Roper asked permission for bark Antagonist
from Buencs Ayres, to land cargo of hides wool and
hair at De Forests sors He read in support of his
sppcstio, seve al letters from residents of Buenos
Ayres showing that the climate is healthy aad netner
cholera OF yellow fever mas ever invaded tbs province
PENIS, ion was RECESSED. 3,
as living in Twelfth street, between Fourth and Filth
syef uea since Saturday. Owner summoned 10 appear
al d show cause why the carcass wss not removed.
The Health Officer reported that no infectious or
contagious di.eaee had cone to bis knowledge for the
preyious - hours. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

hanging by the neck. For daring tos'y iAey vi
for Free Soil two had been shot and ore stsooed 70 ~
he art and they hung up TO strke tetI n - R.
people from the Est: -Four Gays as an the poiot
toro's men came ot0 the camp, holding upon 'us hs
Of a bovie. knife n tumda hart " BOYS ,..'ai,
see here; he re is the heart Il osmne1 9TH NV
"he tolc me be was Aboion's'' ana o. ~, and i
4" rifle aud droppcd him ] cat hs noS noS ace how it
,ip't cold vet nov l II cut II open ana noe the
Z" look, ips d.: tIen shall fly it ana Ss' ~"
" damn d thing tastes - :, my fathers house
Afer arrived a, home, cav nGv - 'Iy vstcr ever
. -. ..b;cb has there been weehy ' -
peper wnich nsS me Coiumbias Regis'er OF
NevU,ven. Nv blood boeo WIN ~ u ~ IN x an
saw in that paper that = on ", mnrd.r in Kansss are
go >, NJ ,he wrongs in * k-nsss are done oy rree.
s' .MTe' :. all or political effect Nc, anc
,brsv j. down, and ssid 10 my father faheT' tha'
paper yoted the Democratic ticket for Franklin
p;i -. - and sfter al have seen in Kansas shall,
i;rs utfi November, again vote the Democralc
tctet and cast vote az Influence Tor John =. ere
mont ICheersl. After al the wrong done TO Free
men in Ksnsas THE bogus Democracy would not be-
heye or would not profess to believe, the accounts OF
them, even if the whole couutry-l had almost sad,
heaven itselfShOud appear ss witness to the tact
But let man see what have seen, hear what have
heard and then if he can ssisy his conscience or hs
God let him vote for james Buchanan, whom the
South looks tO tlDue these wrongs, unless tre
Free men of Kansas can prD'ect their nghts, whcn
they cannot 90 uueSs they have foreign aid. No
Nothein mAn who knew bo the wives and husbands,
sisters daughters aud brooers III Kansas have suffered
At the hands Of the Pro Slavery party there, could
vote for James Buchsusn.
The Press says Mr.. Williams riveted the attention
Of the NEE; ting for an hour and half In the trans
fer Of this out il Of his confession there is Lost tn
irresistible Var rkee humor OF the speaker As he said,
lie is plain spoken; he YVES bred a farmer, AMI can
pow better tn he spesk far ss rules of gram
mar are sometimes concerned, but there was earn
esness in his manner that carried to the hearers hearts
;he conviction that he was telling the truth.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

e' v come 10 Whsrvr. e the CITY OF Boos chHgs
he cargo reJou that BE- h.s .rsnne5 hs QIu.n
TUE snc haIt Pride of,h camel tias
o. ue tth Of August last Ssn with from frndsd de
NupA Ib~ eAths well afT,sa, ana czss OF
Anef@ Eas reported To have ccur'e dDrng s
hc 'e,se hsvIs 81 VII Oh ysdov ~ yer
P"Is u der tbe isss ot the state iA- h-st1 osef
obisso 70 hr her period 4 qu.rsnns st thirty osys
ilidsd de Cubs for he mouths, been ~
h- mos .es OF sOuheTn pers which has rot OIL bs-n
W"s'd b' reports bu from Of yellow fever Oceung
'rsteis Eesssls hsrsiOf-,
Ynt Iriniafd Cub. during th- months
hsve heen less tented with the ine-vn OF yellow to
YER Go - rid the vessel Of such poison well 'hs
CITY # Ne.fCt the Health Ocss 'ter l4 vs Of
sIc ve s bis hSf heT saond b. ,h
eftd CguaI.f Ls { u Sew
1uk vii be beret th-s yCfr hororaos B0>ri
cur ID wih the cefeo tue 1 sad vessel
ofter 20 shter his If een lays after srrVA BV tbs
TrutoD bcOe IL the Cr.er hS not b-L
Id with oil hou-h tho period for tte SommeLceneut Of
ecJlo hss dsvs src- pis-d zrd II NAY be aided tts
petitioners whatsoever for dsres aiding h,
Ger SD jnos smelt of the sanitary al hOrti-s
A. hs- s-sdy b-@n -u'oueo tue Prds Of the Sea
om TeiIits DE- Cubs which sad has bsea ely mi
II vii be remembered that tbs which adopted
fr H. protection the pubic health reference
ssi N questjou h which hsye though Necessary
refereIce ell vessels sioky
ti lnssuuch therefore, the Prii. of the Sea has
dschzgei her sd 10 the ofi,0n OF the snie yuei
ss- coIc fion proc9-5 % TIA whsrves OF NsT
ioIs Bro recommended that the p.tou BE- t.usi
that the BE- compiled cischaIGs her trgo fT
With QusI.ri.ne .hters for TIE purpose OF ventilation
Respecuu y sghmi.,et, X II. IHOMPspS.
ACQUIRED TO sept s. Health Ofesr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
+ I X E s.
FIRE IL CHRISTOPHER STREET.

FIRE N CHRISTOPHER STREET.
Yesterday morning, a. Il. O'Clock, fire br Ike out
in the apartment of Lawrence Mooney, in the tene-
NJ Mt house No. 81 Christopher street. 1t originated
from cs1dle that had been careessy left burning too
rear the woodwork at the base of the wall. The
flames were speedily subdued and before much dam
sge was sustained.
FIEE n FIRST srRLEr.
About o'clock last night fire broke out in the
building No 76 First street, corner of First avenue
occupied in the lower part as drug-rhtp by Il u
Tovy; upper part dwelling BY the families OF "in.
II. Lewis, David Lehman and Philip Waters. The
fren en- were early on the ground and soon exun.
euished the flames. The roof was destroyed, ana
much damage done by water.
NJ. Lehmsn sustained about go damage. aud Mr.
Lewis the same. Mr. L. is insured for $500 IN the
Rutgers Insurance Company. Mr.. Tovy sustained
$500 damage to his stock Insured for 81 200 10 the
Brooklyn Inrurance Company. The fire originated IN
an attic room used by William Simons {" place o'
storage for come household furniture.
FIry n WALKrR AND Elm STREErs-About the
same hour last evening fire occurred IN the large
BUILDING used for manufacturing purposes, northwest
corner OF Walker and Elm streets The hsnes were
ext ppui.hed before much damage occurred ine
fire was occasioned BY the explosion OF canpnen'
lamp.
FIRE IN wILLIAs,Bt R0H.
Yesterday morning. shortly after l. o'clock, hfe
broke out in stable in North Eighth street, below
Fist, owned by Mr. OConner, OF New YORK an,
cccrpied by John QDOni'd, arrty Hal'a'0' a'O
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
fAdvertisement.l
NCAIIS

The hss bitten the lions tail the Lion would
roar
noticed The Daily Tines Of the 6,h nit advertise
ueLt without date or s'gnsture, purportng
OF test Of vesh machines 81 toe Crystal ,sce ia
York referring 10 u ion. So
efer the |ereeLnes Scale would that there has
test e tcse since last January We in this
the ocis Of that Six Ton Scale
s.etry and corcus answer 20 anything coAta-ed IN
sald advertise cit relstirg 70 our Scae.
Scales Of various sizes be and tested the Of
T. A. JOHNSON, No % Broafwsy y. agent OF the Com
Isy where supply constantly for sale. See advertise