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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22


tieh street, near Third avenue was examined yestsr-
day afternoon. The building is quite as commodlous
as any in the city, in many respects it is better than
any other Mrs Pollock the principal of the school,
has be en- i'll for the month past and the duties of her
position have been very effectively fulfilled by Miss
Marston the Vice Principal. Tho girls were assem-
bed at o'clock in the afternoon, TO suit the conven
iepce of Mr. Nelson one of the Commissioners OF the
Ward. and the examination was continued until H.
notwithstanding the furious storm oi wind and ram
which dismanted 20 many umbrellas yesterday
afternoon the visitors seats in the hail. although more
numerous than in any other school building IN the
civ. were well filed. Only two classes were exam
med The second class is good in reading excellent
in arithmetic, and remarkably good in astronomy.
Tho rcodin of the first class is unsurpassed by that of
anv other first class in the city, and shows admirably
the efec, of careful and skid training in raising an
eptir. class TO high standard. More than one of
these girls, when time and experience shall nave
deepened and mellowed .heir voices Will be able TO
read ouite as well ~ la4hes who are now reading IN
public The class n grammar was as good as any eN-
auined so far. The gins extraordinarily quick IN
arithmetic and in algebra they passet good exani-
nation as far as two or three unknown quantities.
Some of them we told could have gone into quad
ratio EQUATIONS The class has been studying geometry
for only four weeks, but thelr examination sho"eu '
they were perfectly certain Of what they had learned
The ateness of the hour of commencement renderedt
necessary TO omit rhetoric and history Two or three
compositons OF merit were read. The drawings exe-
cned under the tuition Of Miss Marston, had beauty
and dehcacy Of finish which we do not remember to
have seen in any other school. Singing is taught
by the teachers Of the school and is quite as good
here a. in North Moore street.
One thing which Is rather rare in schools was very
noticeable here. As much care seems 10 be taken 10
secure ease grace and precision inprounnca'on IN inc
r.catons of arithmetic and grammar a. 10 the read
;rg exercise The order was beautiful and the march
ipr and countermarching had none of that military
stiffness which is too often observed. Nearly month
AGO the French teacher left the school, and although
nes,v one hundred and fifty scholars were then study
nc French, her place has not yet been supplied.
The teachers in the School are Ms. Jane Hinton
Pollock, Principal; Miss Margdretia L'uis> Marstoa'
Acting Principal assisted by Misses iian'i l.. Dau-
con, Ellen Hoyt, Elizabeth F. lnne''' CarolHe D.
Cnnen. Catharne II. Decker, Adalinc k tanes''
Madeline T. McKibbiu, Mary Elizabeth Jenks' Martha
Miller, Margaret Mogilton, and Annie Nelly
The School ~ Twcnty-eiglih street, neL SN'"
avenue, will DE- examined to-day
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BROOH YN ITEMS

JoHS B. GoUCH, the popular and eloquent Temper
ance lecturer, addresses the citizens of okyn this
evening at the Plymouth Church. He always has a
crnwd
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IAavcrti.emsDtl ]
Advertisements
pttprSOI Ocy AT THE ODEON IN BROOkLfS,

D-Mr FowLEE nenees Course ot Lectures on
W,rNrspAY EvENtNC MAT. April D a, " o'clock 20 Dc
un.d tour ~VctinEs Seas 10 the ht Lecture
nee @ the remainder, ~ cents eaeh- 81
p,t..al evan nations with aAsi,o and charts and t
written descriptions Of character day al "a bf"ae"V "
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE BAKER TRIAL.


COURT OF OYER AND TERMiNER-APRu 2l-Bsfore
Justice CLERkE
The Court room on Monday densey crowded,
being expected that the trial OF ,ker would 60 on,
which was adjourned from last Thursday. Judge
Clerke stated that Judge Srong still out Of town,
end as he thought the should 20 before him,
he would adjourn the same to Thursday mornng at
o'clock.
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HYNEs Ar TN Cur H.LL.-Dming The hight OF
the storm yesterday, when umbrellas were blow" mi"
shrcds, ard ladies skirts were nowhere, an srdn'
couple repsIed to the City Hall aud had the lhl'e
ceremony performed by Aldermen Ely, 10 No Nalcn-
tines Office. The two were prusziHn and both young
and the Iady especially good looking. On conclusion
OF the s1ecses the delght' swain handed ths liberal
amount OF fny cents 70 The Adennln who d@c'ned'
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fAdverlscmentl
Uncle Tons CABIS.-Tbe orig ginAl Uncle Tom

TNCIE IOMTs IABIN.-I nc uIIkIl I utIu UEII'
l t,i. Couprta HowAaD fva. AID her mothsf ." Top
~ dfcw a. euhu.asio onwd 60 bAHsvss MtstVN l.,'
,ti i.beautifuy cotton up there and aimfah, Pay7a
n m be presened Sicnr agan In the most ,ssfT .rs
.l1 aes and eight tsbesa Two pfcy pieces beside f"'
~
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We invite the attention Of dealers and
IAtyertisementt

WILSON'S ORIGINAL DANDELION COFFEE
The genuine soli wholesale by BARNES PARK HEGEsS
CLaRy Co.. and ScHILTFLM BRoS and 81 retail b. Drug
rists generally Manufactured Of Nok IS aid = East ihs
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fAStostisr1aoo,
A WonD oy CAUTION

A WORD oy CArTIoN-We are shtishcd tha'
An s,ort,, 81 essss who're Coughs tsrynsis m ConsuPc
1911, \, s.s t.se M yot simple remedy ks WisriH btL
s WIN Curssr YOU'D hAV, stoi The hf' and h'@'o
The suacfc<s
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MAKING MONEY FAST.-Smart Statesmen are
espr bOur tu harvest unpreceden'ed sales Of KIT
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BODY wants snd what body will buy To travellers they
are i Idispenssbe More Agents wanted JAMES H LEE,
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IAdversemsntI
We invite the attention Of dealers and others 10
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original and besutiful designs Of MANU- AcrUHE
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srxn.y RowDyIsM.-On Sunday afternoon four

SUNDAY kOWDYISM.-On sunday AFTERNOON iout
rowdes entered the dwelling Of Walter Hart aged German
living the corner Of Eighth avenue aud without povSa
beat kicked him in the most outrageous manner One
of the psrty him upon the head with elab while the
Others bdat kicked MIN H call for help brought foce
man Sebastian the Ward 10 the house ana
one of the ruians nsmed Peter Mcdonald was arrested
csltd ard Mr. Hartmann wounds were dressed
hui II feared will prove fa'a The prisoner vas taken
before Bogart and held for examination The Police
the of the other three owdes and eAPeeto arrest
them.
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THF SroTN-NO -orious Ian e was don in Jersey
Ci'y fss by ne Of 30 81
end m &c. sra'-d sod re r0oius e .ias ts,
orf fLr-- insfa e dsn1Ased
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ADVERTISEMENT !


NEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HASGISGS for
less-PKArT HARDESsERGH No $50 Broadway, are pre-
pared exhibit the largest and best assortment OF PLAIN aud
DECORATIVE PAPER HasGnGs offered this country
None bat 6rst-cla.S workmsn employed.
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(AdvertisemenLl |
BEADS

OF EvIRY DEscRIPrIos
For sale By
N. P. ROW.
No. 1876 Pear - New York.
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fAdyertisenentf

DISEASES OF THE i IHROAT AND LUN"S.-Dl'
ROBERT HUNTER his exclusively the rss
Of deAes Of the Throat and Resdencs and ohes
No. 90 Broadway.
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IAdveri.emsnt

BELLs-MESEELY's celebrated Church, Fac
orv Steamboat Locomotive school, Plantation and other
constantly hand and for sale BY FaIRBASEs Co. st
t5er Sess " arerOon, No. lSs Broadway.
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NLPIusE EsGINI CosPAsi No.1:-ths Conpahy,
asft Ool brought home tbsu ensis "aSh a. p'v n
lsnds the painter. They were see'Hp,n'si ol - % '
Trss.er ALL aud tnpr.suistsss rom the o'hnt 'ou
ares Tho rorcs tnanBod By 10 men an u1''" s''
tn- c.JsSd ~ nj supper
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frts. 10 Ecpre-t ~ Co srts-on 4 's an 'h- Sti,s
tie "a q, of Ju
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There were 633 votes cast in favor of the int-odlc
ton supply into The CITY OF aoSsks AMI bat ~
Al
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ENGIvy TRT,f-EDgine Company No. ,, ~ me
We.t-rn District hroug hone their ensye on ne
a. FdsJ and Saturday gave her stn iron VOC
"A fout ofthef houre IN IferJ street N presence o 'so
NJ hcr u spectator They played with The owing result
Frum % Of hosr open but OF - en nv
M. cutter ~ the Cy A,mrrya hight % - feet and y ort on
level bose inch noths ltI tee. 'hfc' ""A'i'
nch rosll- III s hof .onta The ensne aas DeoA IA 'n
about four yeas and with the new coat d pant p'S'
han ,sOmc
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TAdvertissmsnt.

WINDOW SHADES, White and Buff Holland
PIoruEE CoEDs TAssELs ke q, wholesale and retail. By
NooDfoBD WINPLE Manufacturers, No Sc Catharne st.
New York Country merchants supplied At the lowest prices
and on the reasonab b. terms
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CITY ITEMS.

TEsTIMoSIAL TO THE MEMORY or THE LATE
GEORGE H. EvASs.-A large meeting of Land Re-
formers and friends Of this self sacrificing and worthy
Ref, rmer convened at the Union Building No l63
Bowery, on Thunday evening last, TO pay the last
tribute Cf respect to bis memory his virtues and labors
in the cause of free homes for the landless. Adj
dresses made and resolutions expressive of their
sympathy with his widow and family were passed, and
a subscription started TO have monument erected to
his memory in Greenwood Cemetery. A committee
was appointed to collect data for biography and
place them in competent hands to be compiled and
published for the benefit of his family.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

Yesterday No II Vandam street upon the BODY oi Mrs
Tbaotte Bald win Wsseu native OF England II years OF
age who died suddenly about o'clock m on h, day. OF d
ease OF the heart The deceased sister Of Mira barnes
formerly Of celebrity She had been III tor long
time her death but Of GO disease that appeared 10 be
DANGEROUS.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFgicE-Arsn
2l-BefOre Commissioner MoRroN
TIE nRIZABA FILLIBusTERs.

2I-BefDre Commissioner MORTON.
THE oRIzABA FILLIBUsTERs.
THIS case wen, on at 9 O'Clock. The Government
Cbss. A. Whitney, swom-I reside ia New-York
have beer associated with M Morgan IN the ageoey
Of The hps the Accessory Ncsr'sua Transit Conplny
sssted him. regular appontee OF the COMPANY
To M Phiip-The agency lasted uon NoVeHoeI i'o 'u'
Sir Motsan's resigr alton ILL. .....u.
intending be odier being tra3'PoIsd 70 NICARAGUA Oy '
Lsht or Star Of "a, "c to e,oeoou
know no agreement on tho part OF tAe rfsnS' Ooi'
70 question pressed by Mr. Evsrts the
S$s..' ,.,,,,., o...r., know of mont.
Q Durirs The time you were Mr.. Morsa' $50 an, se,
Ncvsnbsr 1872 was ,h''' Ai 20 IL ''
'obisss,.5 10 by Mr. PHILIPS
soG S,nI theIe vas; did the charge Of sell
m rksfs could no, swear ee tickets were issued to
rvn be steam er Onraba sent her to Sal Jaaa on
her last p: she carried about 400 through PASSENGER 20 9a
Fr.Ieseo hayt list of them gave true Snd soec' ils'
10 Mr. chmssen for his iLsPecuop have The ISL on iHJ
tooks l.. IL. .. hin. than A
NJ: have been adv.ed 5y sci to produce then; Dc
cline 0 do 50 aoyiee OF COUNSEL u -, .on,, ,b. 3,
resche. 10 ~ which tend 20 eHoos me 20 etms M
prosecution hs property to hrsi forfeiture nfo"sa '
How were on board bound tpr Nicaragua
VI timers declines answer on the same sround ,, -
q Were any tickets fr Nicaragua or through Ssued uh-
rad for IN cssh
7 do rot know Gen Walker have bad correspondsnce
18th him; DO know any stent o. his " tes zee cry yo,,n by
inch frse tickets issued person for SearAsHaf A.
o. o pS Mr. Hics. have a free ucset to San Juan'
Witness dec.iDes answering en- the above roaha
WIN. F. Trask, swo,n-hy place OF business SIS = NJ ",
SIC Eighth avenue am in he tobacco business & snr t
els him mt on bord the sar o. tss rsI u &
80, sro.. 10 be To join the army bu' do Lot know es
cnu back wrh be don't te! hs oosSt so,os OF
-, ,mast ali on bard were C.ttan.. except myself
Adjourned 70 Tuesdsy al a M
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COrRT OF GENERAL sEssToNS--AoSoAT-Bei0
Judge CAPRoS.
Timothy Doyle. indicted for ielonous assault upon
i rron Of rEas Qun committed Oh he 5h OF January
was tried ard scquit ed. ., ... ,.
Frederick Ready pleaded guilty TO petit larceny,
,u, be II POOR besh the Jadge uded Judgment ADD as
Thomas Roony pleaded guilty to 40 attempt TO CON,
nit harsisry IN third aesree, and WA rsnanded aath
The Coz n then adjourned f the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

General Tom Thumb is now 10 years of age weighs
% pounds and exhibits himself, his charac!ers-Na-
poeon included-and the numerous presents he re-
ceived from European sovcregns while engineered by
Barnum, at No. Cos Broadway, opposite Bond street
The General besides SINGS dances, does statues, aud
renders himself va1iousy agreeable and attractive
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

AUTHORIZATIONS FOR CIR PURPosES.-The sppro.
prior. ID 'o riy ~ The u uoSksn ff
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

TAMNASY SocIETY-ELEcTIoy or SAoHEMs-
Last the Tammany Society elected Sacherns for
the ensuing year. A split Wood Buchanan ticket was
badly beaten by the Perce-Msrcy regular candidates
The following Sachems elected. They meet on
May Day to elect q Grand Sachem:
John Kelly Isac v Fowler Daniel T. Delavan, Richard B.
Ioy Tbos DuDlsp, josh Rose Elijah y. Purdy James
CoInor John CochraDe Wn D. Kennedy Andrew FromeEt
Geo II. Purser, Thos. w. Adams For Treasurer-WIson
Small For Secresry-Stepheu c. Duryea For Ssgsmoe-
Chafles Mills For Wiskinkie-Rchard ID. Letter
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

Uncle Toms Cabin was reproduced at the American
Museum last night, and in spite of the severe storm
drew an overcrowded house. The version used
npros the bt portions ofthe first given at this
house and that which months in succession
at the National Theater. The beautiful child, Corde
liza Howard whose graceful and artistic representation
of " Little Eva" has been so much admired and 80 de-
servedly praised, was more charming than ever. Her
mother, Mis-. Howard, performed her original part of
Topsy," of far better than any other Topsy
yet seen. Mr.. Taylor was highly successful as Le
gree" and Hadaways Yankee also excellent.
George Harris by Mr.. Levick, and "S. Clair" by
MI Howard were good; and Miss Orton made a dc.
cided Lit as " Emmelne." The Uncle Tom" Of Mr..
j. Lncard was ike the Eva" of the piece thor
roughly excellent. Except the - Eliza of Mrs Frank
Drew the other characters were tolerable to very
bad. good Classy and "Ophelia' would make
the cast unex eptionabe. As it is it is the best
have ever had here, and gave universal satisfaction.
There is something angelic aud touching in the char
acter of Eva that few persons having human hearts
in their bosOms it portrayed by this little
child, without tears, amply proved last night
by the almost painfully attentive spectators. Uncle
Toms" suferipgs also bring palpable evidences of
sympathy; but the fear of being laughed a. for sym
patty with anything of that color kept back many
honest tear that struggling TO escape The scenery
was very well handled for email stage, and ex-
cept the occasional sticking usual to first repre-
sentaton everything WEI t off well.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

COMMON NPLEAs-PAar I-ArnrL q -P.,ors Jad,e p,tr
joseph l. Li'i0'' R1,Ssn snS ms, .ns p Peer Cooper
TIE precise nature of thi- action will be most ALLY
understtOd sad toe ereuntspees 9ns OF woen y f nos
about the if OF February lsS in TIE DiHs I'm" nd
Casp 5hri.tian Home for the Ben<st Of FemI!. Se,
undersigned whose names aPPes As suosri
+ r, 10 the officers VI pfotsssd orSau
sd eety under the above designation had 20 De 'di to
ceuon ruto sgsnst being mised by ths apJesrncs OF
their any do,un ent or paper connected
thew believe gulsr ogKstion OF such al INSTITUTION hi
rec. ehec ed b. ayan assou'y unde the ef
he adv who been ocitne subscriptions to H. with
subscription book and other ap~Is IN nch our
cass' sven under erroneous misrepresentation ~" IN
New. Y,k Jsr N. is's
SS B6oRWAN No il Washington square
"PFTFP COOPER No Q LeNi' St,n sysnue.
JACOB wESTERNELT, No Soa East Broadway
&C VANDERBiLT No 10 Washington ol.cs.
"NEw-i OAK, Jan 2j. 1885
wh the sS s' Sa.. SsS1 of pSo1son
and Inst the benefit Of Female seryan T. Is proper
have peve, been ormsy officially informed Of
ponpent and beieye there vas never more ma QUE meeting
Of he lod ard thai no Orsa1f.SI sEy y rsT sIIe'd
"CORNELIA V PARKER"
The nie.sned having BY their snsqrr expressed then
T House OF Protection and the boneG. Of
Domesc Servants beg leave to that hey OF eoqre under
49, c,,e and .upeision OF prooer ladies' Pre-
afPosrs such oroni..op they . % the Os
ee or thing beyond this they dee to ne 1rieS'tood
Il.
JAMES w. ALEXANDER,
GEORGE POTTS"
Tie norton Of this ard signed by the defendants Is ncorpot
J into the comp and sverred to be false and scandal
libel. - , -, --.,.. . -,
The rsntds srmatiyey aese that the benevolent society
ref ned above card dny orgarzed In ap S
the dfepdants hav become subscribers thereto 81
he sol;citaton OF Mrs. LiufOrd
a. laid at $1,000
Mr. Coore that his subscription ot rooo
va cordit nal upon DR. Hawks Cbs Ferris aud b w. Bauer
becoming the Society net has been rePressne
pte Though these gentlemen never became such h 9r
,her E that bis forged 70 petition TO N. Leys
,, 1I ~ ncoruora,ion o hs Christian Home and tnst
n these crcumsarces be thought Il his duty to publish the
card in question. d, ,, -, .l...;.,io,
Mr Bomdnsn that when he signed the sleSrpn"n
,aner Tor &c sn for az aggregate OF t"o
f he b we'd the time Mr COOpers subscription TO De ap
sore and unqualified In other respects his answer sSee'
with that Of the Other defeudsnis =, ., ....
whole matter readers reeoect created quite
lii Al The tine Tie Christian Home" was ocaed We Dc
ve on the corner and Fhir'y sixth street
Ard ss passed through some sauge eNperlencs~
This css saturday and was set down Tor thS
n morning
The counsel however strove to have reseryed
but the Court refused 10 acceie 70 AeH
request ana dismissal of the complaint bels pressed was
gTsDeo. -,-,-..r.. r,,ax -, Mo-,
Al % L. Z. Shepard for defendants
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

UNITED STATES CIRCuIT CoURr-APRL 2l-Before
Judge ISGERseLL.
In conseouerce of Soo VS.. Roberts not being fin
i.b,J h4 iur e. were discharged til to MI
DckeDso sresk ths better part OF three days
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-24
ELopeMFNr-SEpuCrIoN--ADuLrERY.

! ELoPEMFNr-SEDuC --ADuLTERV
--Qule an excitement prevailed i'll Inc
upper ward of our city, on Thursday
! mOrning, in consequence OF married mar
named William SiIsbee. eI0Ping win
Young lady, aged IA, the daughter OF
resDec,ahle mechanic Of he FIRST ward
The circumstances are of an aggravated
character. Cn Wednesday afternoon this
gav lo,hario. SiIsbee, hired a horse an,
carriage from Mr.. Durlee. packed ~ his
frank and took it with him, stating TO ms
wife lie would return in day or Two
drove around few of our slreeis--and by
agreemen, took in a young female passen'
pcf. who was waiting for him. and away
he, went, en- route for Illinois. Towards
+ dark hey arrived in Scranton, and snl"urn'
/ ed w,Ih mine host, Krrssle5. and register.
ed ;heir names as William Brown aud la
, dy, after supper they called for room
and retired for The night.
In n" meantime, the father of the CIR
an4 ne father Of SIlsbee's wife learned OF
- 6 Sudden departure Of the twain, and
fearing that al was no, right, started a,
| bout eight o clock in pursuit OF the i"g',
lives, and arriving in Scranton discovered
! lbe!r " whereabouts they then procured
warrant from Justice Pier, for lhe arrest
of Sllsbee, and proceeded to Their room
uhere, BY liule slraagem they got Sis
bee 10 arise from his bed 10 open the door,
and 20 their CONSERVATION and shame IN
rushed the unwelcomed guests and
nothing bat lie just and righteous vener-
alien OF The majesty Of the law 10 punish
The failhless husband and foul sed"cer,
prevented lhem from infIcl!ng summary
vengeance on the william.
The gully pair were bcong back to
this ciry-lhe girl to the bosom OF her
afflicted patents, and the man Slshee be-
fore Aid. Pughe. who decided that
he had no jurisdiction, as The offence
charged was committed he! ond The limits
of Tie city. The prisoner was then taken
5efore Lewis S. WARES, Esq, at Blake
~, and after lair and Impartial hearing
vas committed to the county jail in default
Of bail, Constable Wils"n accompanied.
the mice young man" and lodged hlm IN
ial at WiIkesbaIre. to await lis trlaI at
tue next Court or Quarter Sessions, there
to rumna,e over his folly and vices. aud
The untold hut heartfelt! pings Of lovely
and antcliona,e wife, and the disgrace
hat he has heaped upon lis family
CarbondQis Transcript.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-24
The Reimbursement,

The ACT providing for re-assessmen'
of The lands throughout the Common
wealth, contains provision that the Coun'
~ and Corporation Courts, at their May
and June terms are TO appoint ore Asses
sor for each Cooperation, and as many
for each County as there are Comm's'
sioners Of the Revenue. Al the Hus-
,ings Court on Thursday last, VIM.
Slaughter, ESQ, was elected as Assessor
of the real property III Fredericksburg
The acl on the subject se!s forth that the
cash value Of lands, and lots is TO be asceF'
,alued by rebating legal interest from the
credi. value. If lhe owner Of land con-
ceiyes himself aggrieyed by the assess
ment, he NAV have the same corrected by
giving notice in wiring, with an attdavl
amended thereto, 10 the Assessor aud aP'
plying 10 the Court at lis lst. I'd, or 81
I,rm after The assessment, winch Cour
shall co!rec, the same. if in their opinion
j, be 100 high or TOO low.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-24

A FEARFUL ADvENTuRE.-The Missouri
Republican, in leller from a Kansas cor
respondent, has the (oIIowing:
Al ST. Joseph l saw Mr.. A. T. Cor
man, Of New York, who had just come
in from the mountains in such a state of
prostraiion and am cuon as could only
have been occa>ioned by such exposure,
hardship, and suffering as perhaps no
other man ever survived. In company
with Canadian Frenchman and two
Kentuckians II. left the country OF the
Black Feet Indians last fall To join Cut
version and party at Fort Pierre and ac-
companylng lhem to the States. Iney
arrived al Fort Pierre two days after Gull
VERSIONS de parulre, and fastened on a!!er
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-24
FATALLY lNJuRED.--On last Wednes

FArALLy lNJURED.--On last Wednes-
day, an employee Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad company, by the name OF
a. Reiniurt while engaged IN filling a
tender with coal slipped and fell distance
of some eIgh' or ten feet, receiving inju.
ries from which he died on the following
day. lie was supposed to have been un'
der the influence Of liquor when the &C.
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