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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
CIT Y ITE " s.


In the Board of Aldermen last evening" commune
cation received from the Commissioner OF Repairs
and Supplies. in answer to resolution as to the APP
pointment of james Irving. The Commissioner says
that Irving was sworn into office by the Mayor; he il
now performing the duties assigned 10 him. and he con-
siders h- appointment proper and legal Joseph H..
Taylor, Collector Of Assessments, nominated after
Oakley a. his Deputy. The nomination was confirmed
Elijah H. Purdy, Superintendent Of Repairs TO Pab
lie Buildings nominated for abureau Clerk. This
was laid on the table. The resolution sppropnating
81 600 for the celebration of Washingons birthday,
brought out tie usual amount Of patriotic speech
making, and amendments pending which the Board
adjourned TO Thursday.
LECTURE UPON SHAKERIsN-And why not Let
rs have light Lit the moral and rel ious principles
Of these industrious peaceoving and prosperous peo
ule be better known Shaker products are in daily
use and approval in this city but whether the articles
are foreign or domestic We doubt if one half the users
srow. Let the people know who, what and where
n. the Shaker. Those who wiz listen may learn on
Thursday evening at the Broadway Tabernacle.
Brother F. W Evans one of the elders OF the Society
at New Lebanon. il this State who is wei known in
this city as Elder Evans, will deliver free lecture
or that evening giving an exposition Of the doctrines
ard principles governing that peculiar people fau1i-
iarly known a. Shakers.
THy RAILRo,Ds-The fall Of snow yesterday was
pa, of sufficient depth 10 impede the running Of
trains OH the various railroads leading into ihe city
The Albany mail train on the Hudson kos'1, que a.
In No.. did not reach Thiry-srs. street I'll o. Inc
detention. howeyer was owing TO the iey condition
-. IL ..oL snJ "a the fact that the train wa long
one ard drawn by single locomotive lni' rOaa La,
had to contend, the present WINTER N al unu'ua
degree against the drifting OF snow, TO which ' eeu
| liar position renders il exposed
The break at spuyten Duyvei has NOT ye' e.s,
closed and of course only one track Is IN use ..'a
place. A floating derrick was conveyed 70 'ae ' !.
esrly o. the ice in the Hudson admitted, sHa
ticns are now being made to raise the sueh@'s'" ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
tAdysrtssmentl
PHoTOGRAPHs.-The CoLoRED PHOTOGRAPES

ar bhh the highest prixcs GoLp MgpsLover al compeu
i'm Al the Fair Of the American awarded.
can ie seen At Roors GALLsss No SO Broadway corner Of
krwu IN a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

THr GRAvE-DIGGERs IN TRouBLE.--ie steriey at
eruoon warrant issued by Justice Jacobs Of the Esssfs
Ditrt the thirteen men employed sssvck
Ger. AZ Calvary Cemetery known Bishop Hughess bstyt
sround on charge assault and battery pereteed spoe
ray Of men who returning from funeral 70 hei noues
he Ward II appears that the accnesd gees
a near the fenny pnoee
on the Queens side and while there, az the ptoeessoe
was pessnE several belonging 20 wea INTO the kose
Nv and disturbance arose which finally resulted In seneh
fight The gr.ve-dsse proved too 1mdaeie Tor the osnss
erty and badly beaten. Officers Thnksm Vss
byke NJ Bell Noyes Cochon Jacobs Traverse and othsrs
ofibe Firth District proceeded to Calvary Cemete yesefasy
afternoon to arrest the accused parties and apprehsndns %
teined resistance well prepared The secused pesues
had robahy anticipated official visit and had all deeamped
with The exception oftwo named Owen Reddan and Thomas
Mcclure These taken into custody and ~
the Filth Station House where they gave bonds !" sp
pear for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
FIRE IN BROOKLYs.

Last evening about o'clock fire was discovered
in the loft Of Gilmore & Jarvss stables in Hicks street.
between State and Atlantic. At the same time some
combustbles which had been placed the stoop
of W. Gadsby's Hotel in State street. were found
to be on fire. No damage of consequence in either
case. Young man was arrested on suspicion of set
ting the stable on fire. but there appeared to b. no
proof against him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

Tnr AsroR PRoPERrr CAsE.--The celebrated case
of Ogden vs.. Astor, which was to have heen argued
yesterday morning in the Superior Ceurt before
Judge Duer, Il postponed until Wednesday morning at
IL oclock. The reason Of this adjournment - owing
to the engagements Of the counsel employees IN the
ceuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

PoLIcf AffMRs-Adam van 49,, sns.l~~ ara
him with having snatched pocket book from his hasd
on he evening 2dn while store IN johnson o. un
cnen consisted Of change aud pom:ssory note calling
tor $500 The accused committed TO answer hdwaH
Farrell and James McCue brought before the same ~
lice on the charge grand larceny 10 stealing reg OF eaes
from the store of John ONe In Hudson avenue ney car
ed the Veg TO Little street where they placed under osn
On returning 10 take detected aud arrested Bon
-. .L IN the chArge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
NEW-JERSEY I7ENS

BENEFIT FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT Fusp.-
The econd annual for the benefit OF the rro
ert Jersey City will take place ON rhefsasy
evening at Park Hall formerly the old Reformed Dutch Snuyn
an address and limitations The services are ,ou.
tsrv The German Singing Club Cuafette Oloo' rocso
he ncntioied Gen f. r. " Wright David Scott Gresoy
d Gauter and Edward y. UndeIhh OF New fok, pave
their for this occasion The former entcf
Sinment was highly satisfactory TO those who attended sns
ded over 400 Tor Fund This promises TO DC rofs
Ieaslpg and Is hoped yet moro advantageous Tns IN
now amounts to 600 IL cannot be available nne u IA
the Sount of 5000 II this affair passes on enccess
fnv relief can hereafter be eHorded to the hremen VINO
be injured while duty and to the widows ana oposn
deeeesed frenen who may require aid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

ALpERMASIc NoMHATIos.-A meeting was held
las. evening az the pubchonse Jersey City at the corner o.
south Fihh and Grove streets, 10 nominate cenaaaH ~
Alderman OF the Fourth Ward, Ia the place OF Aldermen
Tyrro II composed molly OF those who are opposed -
him Twenty five thirty persona were present ~ D.
Bntton Dreaded and T. d. Wiiherel wa, Secretary no%,
nins ronmfee was appointed. which dominated Eibon g
nn,can This nomination ratified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
+ / X E 5.


About o'clock ss night fire broke out ia The
third story of the building No. ~ Reade street occu
pied by j. III. Fraser 10 q showcase mauufactory.
The flames extnguished before much damage
was done to the premises.
FIRE AT Y0REvfLLE.
The alarm OF fire in the First District last night was
occasioned by the burning of large barn at Yorkyile
We were unable to ascertain the owners name, the
amount of loss sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

The lie boat invented by Mr. III. Burdan, and which
was reported fsvorably upon by the COMMITTEES APP
pointed by the Secretary of the Navy, will be eStb-
tied at the Merchants Exchange for few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

ACCIDENTALLY DROwSED.-Janes MGurk,
or attached 70 the bark Burlington lying a. The foot Of Jses
son street Fast River while attempting on Sunday nght 20
Ss or lar the vessel lost h balance fell into the dock and
was med body has not yet been recovered Deceased
was /. native OF Ireland, seventeen years q sse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

Cu,usy op BURGLARY.-A German named J"ai
Al u.se vas Yesterday arrested charged xifh hass bss
81 tired the bakery Of Cedar and Tempe stFees
80 .,oeu therefron rs lie arrested With To nss
him up for Trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

MAIfrAsAscg is OrYicE.-Bepiaminf =. Lockwo C
constable yesterday held TO bal n ~"
axs him by Mr. John Cas- who alleges mat te
pred nore t6sn hs legal fees Cor collecting Tor nn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
Tuy Wr,TgER.-The cold term continues, and at q

little midnigh will count $40 hours duration bling he
frat ousrfe third great circle Tho highest aud lowest
tenn eatuIe, since of Friday 2oth have been as follows
t Highest Lowest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

BURyED To DEA1H.-An inquest "es yssse'I.ssy
bs5 bv Corouer Counerv the Newly ORR Hospital s9n te
body q Jane sisnle snstye Of ts city 2 yer. ~ s5e W
enc 10 her death from received BY me oxfiSsyn OF
al snn AZ her rssdenee Of william sra sfT>
sr,es on be I8th l1sf The jury rendered yercct o. q
cilenfa death"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
Rockingham Land for Sale.

II OFFER ior ssie hesr Mt Ctawfofd. ,isLt
Il miles iTom HarrisontuIR. TIE tract .. land be.
longing 20 the Estate 81 Rpbt GTanan deed
known as the DERRICK Farm" TLets are AZ out
800 aeres y distract nearly AL 81 wbieh l. clear.
sd TimHrsd iana lies eOassRi,ni 10 q ~hieA
will be saij along With a. a. The rPon 81 TIE rur.
chaser.
About one-half Of this lard = Rockingham 10.
ground and meadow, unsurpassed for it, srseS> Isl
productive qaaliiic. The high lard il vsry pfo-
dncliye and wiii rank With any IN lhe vall.y
The farm Is welt wateTed living upou ibe nnr,h
brahch % the ShenAnt-ah River and tiVt!ct hy
SILVER Creek In one direction aud a small run 30
the Sihsr
Thure !, brick dwelling hyuse with suitahl.
ooihoases large harm and good orchard on The
lani
There Is Vaiuabl, deposit Of mari In one nnr
ton OF The farm which l. likely TO Yield fsfa.
scme rr'h, TO an enistpTising man All ibs nor
ton> contiguous 20 the water and which are Ia n.
least degree liable 10 Be ovrthOved Nv hirh wafer
are fenced with stone witch in the IAtr vet srrirR
proves useful a. u The only farm on the river
that was not nI1rri a. 10 fences The rock !. cot
hom hluh a. he lower end Shich - az ia~a hans
ube qaarr aud valuable to the nriKhborhood -
ANY r~rsoa jesirinR moTe particular informa lion
can obiSin 1t BY Addressing
CHARLES GRATTAN.
Mt. era WfcFd Anril 81 Is5G I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
=, ". uRR1RRT,

(SoNTiNU Rs 10 give rronps sr,satioa 10 all
~ bSaseAes Of ne 1ssufsnes Bssiaess. ssd 10
prsDsssA 10 neEosfais LIFE AND FIRE iNsuh.
ANCG, - ssy snoonss re9sire5. ~ he haruofd
Fire lsssennes Conpssy, Hartford Cosneetic III
Yrsskiis fasarsaes conpany, Of fhiiadeIPaa,
ss4 ths Isssrsses cenPsny Of the valley " VIZ.
vista
VIVA 20 sxp<r,enes q nearly sir yesrs 20 the
bssissss ssd being possessed of peculiar sdvap'a-
gss fss fsstpisg the strength OF ell tnsurancs
Csapac dsiax bs.issss 10 this and the Horihsrn
0sa,ss, special sssesioa ~iii he given 10 placing
risks oaiy is Conpsnies q undoubted responsible
ity. sad whore fair desliss may Be relied spea In
eoss 81 loss.
Dssiiiag Houses. s,orvs Mills, Barss. Fseio-
yjss. Merchasdiss, Household Fufnilurs, ssd
Svssy dsccripsiss oi PerossI Properly. 10 eosptry
- sso.. is-er~i tgs,e-s tose 90 tsasre sr sse.
Lits Asssrases 10 the beet Composites ia The
Usrsl esssssI
TSs Live 81 slaves issersd Tor two thirds Of
thsir vsies. % iovsni rates Tor period Of Oae to
I've yearS
10 an essss Of loss. particular ausnsica Is given
70 secure 10 the parties insured LIBERAL adj us,msa
-ssd prompt payment Of tkeir claius
Applications either in person OF By letter VIII be
promprly attended to, aud any Information on The
,subieet eheerfaiiy given. u addressed to jous r,
Pnswp, Post Master, Chsresown. %
r. w. HERBERT,
Agent for Jsferson Coanty, Va.
r. 8. ASenps Post ofice CaaIlssisun.
MAJ IS fs84 --ty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15

,SHANEONDlLE SPRINCS.

HNHIs beautiful asa stuseiive resosi, located 10
II Jsfsfsoa Comfy vifsipta within rliies Of
Charisssosn. 10 sPsssd Tor shs ., --ss, ses.es
By Ne sndsrsigpea. Who vili give ,heir uudivided
atsaiioa 10 The Paddle. end viii esdezror 20 &C.
eommodate ell In q satisfactory and agreeable
manner, Who may choose 70 pstronire them.
To the seekefs Of health 90 PLEASURE, there are
no places Of public resou In the Valley Of vIr.
ginis, thai AIDED aitrae,ioa than hi, water
Jog place. Its eonvenienee Of aeeess and the ne
dienal qualities Of the water, the Beneficial .ret,
Of which have tees 20 highly eomueadrd asd
universally known that the Proprietor, deem il uu-
besesssty TO say anything further apon the sahlec
The furniture bsionsing 20 the Con- panv of he
Springs, has beea sold, cot the undetpsr.sd nave
tsreished with rev fnrrttare ell tie M i'm Nee,
10 plain bat conforsele msnnsr. Thess No
7sT vts't the s7rugv. rS1 Zeal A..ssss, lls. ,s<v
VIII receive every secSmmodaii which eiihcr
hesnn 2, pssssefe may require.
upoa Inc iaya there are some 30 or 10 Csbiss.
shee ~" oe rented upon accom- M Cd aiinx tsrms
70 ism.ies who wish 10 farnish them, ard n de-
".sa, Families can bosr3 with the undersisned
Inc Gar will n all times be supplied with the
eso'esst Wines add Liquors. which will al eli
n.aes De opened Tor the accom- mediation Of those
who wish TO use, without abusing is privileges
p, COREY a CO.
Peroas wanting information eau addfes. r.
CosSr d Co .6sariesiovp. Va.
Persons visiting the Springs VIII always end
eonveysnee- NJ the Charirsiowp Depot
May &. 1851. COREY q CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
FOR HARPERS-FERRY.
Via Chesapeake 81 Ohio Canal.
THROUGH TWELVE uotrNs.


nNHE new aud epiendid Packet-Boat ARGo
Il CAPi. ChaTiks Il. MeFriil. has commenced
making Resular Trips be;wSsh 0eorg,t0un aud
TIE above POINT. The boar will leave the WhaTCof
w II. a II q. Ritter, GrorgeiovB. ID C.. every
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday morning. AZ 6
o'clock, arriving a. the Great Falls Atg
seneca. u N EiwArds Ferry. I2I m
whites Fefry. 10 Pm Morocaey, "a n; No.
isnd's Ferri - p NJ Point Of Rocks I p and
HarPcrs Very si6F.u Returning she will leave
HaTPsEs-Fcfry every TUESDAY. Thursday and
SATURDAY morning. ~ G o'ci. et Poist OF Rock. X
: II NH'5Ei's Feuy. % ~ MuaVtarv 10,
NJ Whites Ferry, "a N, EAwaids' Fctry
lSt ? H nrrA u Fa: GIest Fails 3F NJ :
aai arriving at Georg lows ? A
THROUGH TICKETS So e5.
Iaiermfdiais poiais as follows From q -orFs,ous
20 Great Fal!s 20 cents seneca, - cts; Eiwards'
Ferry 81 l2i Whtts's Perry 81 30; MpnurA.r.
81 20 Noiands Ferry $40; P0ial Of Rock.
81 80 aud HarPS.s Ferry, ss2j Retaining Al
tie zane rates.
Fami.i.s intending 10 vI,itlhs yi,,i,i, s,,;,..
VIC eoAISs 's4sun Wil fEd ibis b. lar iss =,
sairi Plcasah' al cheapest route TO Be-, r.,
p q, shaaaoBdAlr White gui-t =, ,,s;,,..y ~
a E served - y. ooatl ~ M5fsrs,s Estss
viii always be 10 feadins,s 10 George.
-~sh, 70 convey PassengsIs 10 and from he loai
For farther particulars FBqsirs atthe Store a.
w. - q "a G. RITTER Grorrsiowp
ard o w. cUTSHAW, uarPtTs Fery, Va
MAJ I, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15

Lottery Tor the benefit Of the S,s,, q, AL
Class liS, Tor iS56, drawn Al WiIai,s'.. -
Saturday, MAJ 3Isl, is56.
% Hum6er L9'IsTy-I3 dra8a sal..A
AA0NDIcENT sGnEAE
! Grand Prize Of $4,000; 10000 10 oos
5000, 5000; 1000; 2,IO5; 2Oso %
OF 1000 Is Of 900, 200 Of 100 81 a..
Tickets slo-HAive. sS-oasrt,p sIss
Certificates Of Plks ofS5 whole tickets snoss
10 DO IS HsI SG0s
~'SuaEef ~ W
sc" Orders for Tickets and SHARES aal c,t;i.-
calrs II Packages H. the above srlrucf. ,f,.,,eS
Sh' reeve me most prompt aussiiea ans IA a.,
= OF each drawing will be ssnt imardI...Iv
alter y = over 70 all Nho order from ne
Asdrss', P.J. BUCKKY, Axsst
-- ~" ~. 10, WEmlngton, De-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15

49, t4atffi ~ tQO AZ zee
- 20 " 20 q 10 COZ 81 5000
Nhys Titksts SO -Iisifs SO "a ,.,,,,. a.
EiEhihs 81 60
90 Hsmsmtef iOlh u Nay he Cgt.ss Ill.,.
L"iefy - e. - ffsWn. Csrsspsadvr.. JsI.,,.
sea iaer OIstfs % ums abi got 10 s.a 4. IN.
iaa usfoent 81 iast tifae
srselL Horics The isnsoss sal larsv Psfs,-
80 L9HtIyi lsusil Ffy) - w hsssaGrtt 10 arsvn',
iHstaeg lluieday Ed SaiVfeay q saok .-.E
'a9i'sls - 900 81 600 % eco 70 Il al "a -
sc Ttcseis 81 70 HslVss 20 eest, gs.,,.,,
- senis fafi Ceui1cate Il Pasksa. =, a.
ahsi1 lekfis Do ibsss fasaous Jade Nrtss,.. -.
ui -. Halves % 90 uasrisfs "a ~ s.I ~.
- isskAgs esa sias he iest kIsbs.s arts- \,
ne tsftsfY.
AZ 0Fasfs - scare ihs ssrlisss spss,f.s 49,
- 'Fi-tt'oo q fcEulaF Psskarss 81 as~si.srirs.
' 80 oAafss. @sst ~ fsfsssssf vifh.s, 49,,
a. aslis'.sa % be. ths great Pfins Asssfs
iNf Viseih ptaHiHg 81 lbsss area L,ls,t..
nI ff'iia74 o., ~ he STAT 4 - "a i...,sss -
,.ei im"s iisieiY sfsf g j. sfawa 49, e.f
alisssien ~ ~ frfuif hfafsssr.fe,..t.t..
~ spiisis- -ths PfiEss ID srsfy Ilf,s,v %
- ~ pftCr ~ Tiessis upusffs
" y, Cuffsspesdrsts eanaaf - % rs,ef,t h.
tiiaz On taes itnsf tksif pssf O8ss Gee
SAFE. sua hose h5i1isx ssiss tissst. 80
fhhinr fhfm Frnssfd o. easksi 49, f. 1880,
'fmn ihs tffsis - f,essis tslsr tiEs B.sE 49,
-Japs - Ffcttniailaa oaiY
~ GNERL ca
~ 'f ftsf ~ HalItss 80 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
SGJ,O0O.

Lottery ier the bensst Of ne Sat, =, ..z,,.
49, ior 1876, TO be dfawa at Win....,
pei on Saturday, MaJ -, 1859.
20 Na@ser LoteTy-i3 Draw Ball.,..
hsiLLiasr scuEMs
! urand prize Of s65 600. ? Of Is. coo . #
sOOoO OF $1,000; 2 Of 10. 600, ar
VOo 20 Of 800 100 Of zoe los Of;
Tickets s30-Hal'ss Sio- Qaans,, I,os
EigAts , 30.
N""ssS OF packages VI 20 wheles Ss.s 90
% - Halves, las 70
n, ~ oaAItsrs s7os
90 - etEkyAs a7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
$4,000!

Lottery for the bcns6l OF The Sasl, ., I.-t,-
Class loi, sc l-s6, 10 be srsws Al WtI-Ir.s,
Del, May ~. IsSs.
10 Nnmecr Lo';.'y-Ia Drlwa Bsli.,.
Ricu scrExR
pr,Is Of t3I 500 20 600; Ioeoe. 5 soc
1000 5000 1855, 2I3 Of 500 A.,
&c, Sc
TisAsis sio-IIs,Vs. s5-oasu,,, A. a
csHihca''s Of packages f95 who,e.. s,.s a
- Naive, 20 -
IS Qanries, IA a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
TO TIE PUBLIC.

FoFFER ~ r~-~ir@- 10 ,h- Pablo s.sHpUsr
Il SIGN, and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
All work entrusted 70 me, shall be doae in the very
best style and hoish OF xofkmanship
" will attend 10 any job offered In the Csun-
" OF Clarke or Berkeley. The bes, 81 references
given n required wM RIMES
D. PAPER HANGING sIecnIed in the
mcsl desirable style and finish. w
ChsTiesioWn NAV T. IR56
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
Take Notice.

TNHOSE Indebted u the undersigned, will sure
u ~ not presume TO say that he has not exercised
lenieheY and long fcfbeatance In regard to various
dehls that are due hin but a. ieThearsnee has
eeasd to BE- virtue, his necessities compel him
70 require that all Notes. Accounts. &C, p,na Be-
collected al care IL will rrgfri " he l. forced TO
the necessity Of collecting by law Whieh.Will most
certainly be The case, IL speedy payment IL not
made. JAMES w Keller
May 8, Is5G-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
House and Sign Painting.

TNHE sassefibsr Continues 20 giVe his p.r-onal
Il sllen;ion TO every iking appruainihE 10 his
line Of business. lie ~ pr~nafeJ to sIrcni. m,
" AID satisise'ofily HOUSE q SIGN FAM
ING OF every drseri p,ian
lie nhueIs himself that hE sIfiet attention 10 his
ensihe's TO mrfii The continued patronage Of the
eilizrns Of Jsn-rson ana nrizAhGriap er,,ntis, =
lie Is also prepared 10 DO al kinds Il Paper Hang
log with taste aGd dispatch. 90 mcsi srcommoaa .
nhE terms. GILES MASON
Chsflss,own, May is.G-a
SHOP Opposite De- Masaa = ,,,IIr,~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15

HAVING Just returned from New a.
- York with a large AMI carefully S39A
selected sock Of SPRING & SUM W1I
MER GOODS for GenIlemen's wear,
respectfully apprises his friends and mA
the public generally that he Il pre- -ItX
pared TO execute their orders in the HTN
latest mode aud in The best manner
CharlesioWn. MAY .. $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
SKO.lSS

-, TIE een,hi of the Ssats ., I.g.-..
las lOl, Tor i-56. 10 Be dfaxn ., w,-I-...
pearaIe, On Saturday, May 10. Is3G
70 Namtef Louery-ia drawn ,. iio,.
'FLtSoip seREnx.
l Prize Of ESQ, 1885, ? Of Is. Gee; l2soe &.
300, 10 OF 1000; 100 Of 900 / co n
500; Sc, &c ~
Tickets Si5-IIAiVe, 81 20 Qa.,,,,
-. betEhihs 81 .sTl
Ce'nhes's. Of packages q - whois. sScs =.
IS Hslyes ~ CO
:, Is 00arsrs, ~ %
= kiytias, a ts
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saw slIII and S;rIsi viii.

IL Grsard ih- arm .suH T.. tivid-d iutc icnr
Hac's Win improve mcLt, SU each
Upon The purrAase gcnrv 10 tirah'- r1'srd.F
time VII he givtr ~ Gaya. ~ - se-ur. q snd
thr 'risfrs' it~rroa b ratt o. ua-'v
For 'guhcr " ipFmairb TsJf-,, h. u srrit. a,
F'SeeS'', Va -. VA NJ wOopSOS.
April - isS; II
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For safe.

fEAHE ss..as. ttGss ZEE log ~ move WEI lG.gs
a. HOUSE And LOT ttt ss.s. .,sisH,ns
si"ui ~ mote f.frs e IAND slns'sd aharf
hEfG s1'- ifssB Srfrfs'1if FuTrf rs-r a. rHfF g.
bsii-sh hss 'ich F~--~- gtrasTn % iviit ~
gufsi Situation ~ rrraW mFi grFe .HHvFpifrt
g. school hui el'.r han ua-aglarb q. 4 u,t'e tfsn
bnrl shi Gttrrh Auv rrTsua wtsAtaH 90 rnf.
chAsr sush "a siiut.'.r uiii call 90 ~ -utsefhst
90 h. rgrmf.-s .r sTIrrsa htrI % eIW.fT patrf
jFH fson tfur.r "
AprII0 - GEORGE y yUgHR0.
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For sale or Hire.

A LIKELY srtvtni fift sh.,Hl o. vsars ~ ars.
n v .ait o. siIl uHt g. ~ i4aif sn8 lime y 10
- lirsu ilf TIE Tafmrb't ~ fr.rsf
FRANCIS YATES
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To Journevmen Painters,

NJ ~ TED ~ she BHd-rsi.ust, two sooi and
w oomPe'cbt HouSs PAiniers NOa~ bot e.
pefieneed bands nesd apply Constant empiog sleBt
AMI god Wages will be given
hsv 1855 iii ChLER MASON
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ne mY RrIrnAs,

A Do not Ssh 70 put nv fficnds 70 any Cost
- nsf DC wish 20 pay Cpyf n ssuliHg 40 n, =
busissfs. therefore, would mOst ~ fttiiul.
~ ask ell those iDt btsi 10 M Ia call and ssIe
iS"if respective elaims, thereby mskiur a mntlAi
saYipE csbcefn Il a. T. G. giCAFOOsR
MAJ T. 1856
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Pa.rInaII,s Efrrranh

a q u T. MIX II u RE,
t'his ptrrafs'ioa has teen ioand. after triss.
sFr Wiai 70 p eefiain Csfs ior Fever gnd
Asus - in'efmiHing Fever Il l. cosspc,ed "a.
ufslY u T~srishis sYhsantes ana eonisins aothinR
ihal ean asi inipfionsy V,sff ne 'y,tem For sale
by The AF-fis HHLtEr A COOKE
NAV fgsf
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Ryans shoes.

AIDES Kti aud Lasting Gaitsrs whfs Satin
~ CATER Rni Shoes Child'ns snd Misses
snd Ei"s. G~nN-Tlrr- sho-s sra p-- -SSo's
erlsblaisd msnsiseiory q w 80 80, ."'S 80
seslpbis for sale hy 80 HJAn q &c. FhiE
Ma ! 1870
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NOTICE.

PURCHASERS OF property 81 the sale Of w
IL w. Throekmorion (dscd9 are re,peetfulIy
reminted tha, their notes are doe and that prompt
payment . rsqniT,d-indulgenoe can not he grant
ed. CrediioJs of ths Estate are urgent 10, their
money, and must BE- paid
Those who have claims against IN, s,,ate which
they have not yet exhibited will please have theu
duly authehticalsd. and call 90 'he undersigned
w A THOMSON Executor.
MAY 6. 1856
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Dissolution.

TT'HE COPauHsrshig bttvrsa TIE subscribers
under TIE style abi 6rm q CHanBfaLiS s.
EHsrLL sh3 conducted he Mercantile business 81
f.sei0En vas Dissolved 90 The hrst Of Dre-rnbsr
istt, BY mutual consent
JOHN CUAMBERLIN,
JOHN Z. sIIAULL.