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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

HENRY II. LEEDs, A4cllunttr
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ HENRY II. LEEDS & Co. will sell by auction, On
THURSDAY. Msy g. AZ lot o'clock, az No ID Eas, l5.hs
between 5th-av and Broadway. GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE consisting Of rosewood PaIor Suite in blue and
gold silk srocste, rosewood Panoioe marble and bEonke
Clock and Mantle Ornaments Brussels Carpets Ornoa Chan
dhers Center Table, mahogany Couch, Chair and An do
covered in Harcoth Lace Curtains. oak Bookcas Turkey
Curtains Extension Table white and gold China Dinner Set
Glsssware &c BEDRooMs-ngrain and Brussels Carpets
black walnut Bedstad Dress Bureaus Dressing Table Ward
robes Washssnds, Cottage Suites Mirrors, Bureaus &c,
without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

WIN. Writers. Auctioneer. VIII a
w THURSDAY a. isl O'cIeok It No t9f 49, %
ros' spsuSd assortment Of HOUSEHOLDS FURSIrass.
that has bcu cfered m sale IN this cy his 800
of wood usbogsHy and OAK SC 90 P.iatns. Of ta~
class BY very eminent masters This sale wortA, ~. 49,,
ton q those ~isAns suPeb furniture al q which vii 49,.
slutey -oi Descriptive tNosses b. h.d Al A.
and 1t the Office Of ,e Anctiopeer No. - Csasst $50
tory deposits required in city fund.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
EDWARD SCHENcK, Auctioneer.
EEANT GARNET FURNITURE Fl

EDWARD SCHENcK, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.-E.
IL ~ II. SCHENCK will sell on THURSDAY ,nd FRI
DAY 18th and 18th inst ot O'clock the spacious Ware
of James b. Cook No 6 Broadway Bond st.
Of the largest and varied stocks OF CABINET FURN-
TURE that has been offered this embracing in part
follows viz Rosewood and mahogany Psror Suites 10 broca
tee plush reps and hacoth Turkish and other Easy Chas
Center and Side Tables Esseres with mirror fronts aud backs
VIVA, Nots oak, walnut, rosewood and
hogany Extension Dining Tables Sdeboads Couches single
aud Chairs Library Bookcases secretaries Tables aud
Chairs rosewood walnut mahogany and Bedtsais Bu
reans Washtands Comuode WsIdrobes Couche ChaTs &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

CPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.-The Assign
- se', Sale Of READY-MADE CLOTHING viii positively
tsIe p.ce en- FRIDAY May - all re.srieons having been
sien on sane WIN. TOPPING Co, Auctioneers No. "
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
fouses ano farms tl1antro.

I,ARM WANTED--Containing about 100 acres,
pat.ly In proved, comfortable HOUSE and OUTBUlLD-
ISGS losted Railroad within hourS ride OF THIS
city Price b. low. Address for week, giving oea
"''' T. J. ~ Box No. l56 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
Real gstdts for Sale.
--,I1.NCT -ForSAIE or EXCHANGE

a hh - propst or Staple Merchandlss-A delightful
- NT ne EsIbENCR Ia the new town OF Putnam Conh
cor NLNso+th Kiingly comprising neViy.efeeted Two
yJ.pe House about 20 feet square Barn snd Oluuans
~ ~ rc repair spacious Garden with fru ana OrhAen'A
Trees and Vines .t.AA..bo,A nth, ~,
and Is unsurpassed or health aad prospect Commanding
inc view of the country for miles around ,,-.i-
bargain offered If applied for soon FOR ps0 Apply
AZ No l72 FultOn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

EXECUTORS SALE of LOTS on ID and 4th-
IL places Brookyn-ADRIAN II. MULLER will 81 at
public auction the Merchants Exchange, in the City
LOTS Of LAND situated IN the City of Brooklyn, 81 aud
ihpaees between Court and smth' each Of said Lots
inches deep SS feet 81 inches in depth Six of said Lcts
the northery side Of place 'he corner Of
Court and the southerly side Of Sd place commene
the OF Cour. Eight of said Lots on the
norhey side Of 4h place commencing at the corner OF smith
Ten per Of the purchase money be paid the dag
Is the I'd of june next the remainder
mortgage Of the property r three years on Interest
AZ 7 Der cent per annum. ID. III. NEVlNS,
Executor Of Il II. Neyns, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

WANTED-From the present time until Eau,
w Y Family consisting Of two persons, a medium sized
neatly snd ofoshl furnished HOUSE above 4thst The
bed all BE- Of the Any having SUCH
fionA let wi confer favor by addressing & H. A. the
Tsibf Ohc~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
DEATTIEII G0IHIC COUNTRY RESI-.

49, H. nd Carriage FOR sale-Suate the King .brdfs
Road and ld. wa,bnson Hight. or Gafm , ~: ia q
III piv Rsilrcsd Depot The House contains 10 Rooms with
an the modern Improvements and outbuidns' Garden we'd
C;.niIensp residence Apply to BRADBROOR. on the
nri.e. seyenty.fve per cent Of purchase money may
remaip on mortgage II required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
ITO CAPITALISTS and ASSOCIATIONS.-

VITO CAPITALISTS and ASSUCIATIONS.-
Il VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sALE.-undiyid.sd
9Th part Of 100 Hudson Park in the tovn
Yonkers half mile abovc spuyten Duyvel Greek ,
29O lots Eighth Ward, Brooklyn lying together on
and shernons IA lots 5hsv, Brooklyn, 10 feet front on
the avenue l76 feet inches 18th and 6thst lots Of
East each p feet by $50 feet lots on the north
lsth Brooklyn, 2s feet west Of SHAY 10 Iots
Newtovn on the new Plank Road $50 lots in the City VI
Elizabeth Union County N. j. formerly Elizabetttownl
4 Coal Mine Of rs in Newport Luzerne County Pa;
ycry situated the North Branch Canal and
the Lscksw anna and Bloomsburgh Railroad
" B-The above property is rapidly improving in value
T.rm M derate and easy. Also,
4ory house No 90 East 15hst 25 by 60
feet; lot los feet inches. - 49, - . -, ..
Three 5story brick houses Nos 1885, 1S 1879 East l5hst
BY % feet; lots l03 feet 3 inches. $500,
No n Mnnay.st basehod from Trinity Church lot "a by
100; lease q wears with renewals ground rent l,l5l
Tbreestory house of Henry and Pres'
dentists Brooklyn d by 50 feet; lot 81 feet.
HARRIS WILSON, Attorney and Counselor-st'Lsw,
No 81 Nassaust Bank of Commerce Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
Clothing.

HAyE YOU seen the Patent Leather Oxford Ties,
Al IS 80; Congress Shoes, s. So Boots, 50 az
JONES'S No. 10 Ann at. 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

PAeFIc BAsx Now ork. May 4, 1887.
rINHE Board of Directors have this day declared
i ,DIvIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT, payable on and ltss
the Let day Of June.
The Transfer Book will be closed 'ae 9th mat 10 the IL
pron. BY order " the Board. X BUCK, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

bsAIEWith Furniture. Carriage, &C. and % acres Of
Iane near New-Brunswiek N, j. commanding magnificent
View photograph Of the place which VII be soa Iow can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
6orse 10 Get.

A aJTTTE of OFFICES 20 LET-In tae Bible
"A Hon.. A.torr,re with every convenience and desir
.ble locstion Apuiy Treasurers Office, tth-av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
AHN0R IAYnS SUPERINTENDENT MORRIS.

vi ESQ., on the Fast River, Harlem-VlLLA PLOTS,
Of 10 acres SALE terms easy location and scenery
fen minutes walk from three railroads and
steamboat brach road through the property steamer
dsy from PECK slip fare cents Maps and foil particulars at
TLTONS, No ~ BeekmaD-st., 10 to o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

OBEDIENCE for SALEM suburb of New
IL FORK q miles from City Hail. containing four acres
1b City Lots Ground and good Cottage. This place
is Of the residences in the immediate vicinity
OF city being beautifully situate, and commanding of
II, finest views around New York-promng, moreover,
ry profitable Investment the buyer Price $4,000 part
ash Apply No SO Nasssust in the basement from 10 to
2 o. m. every dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

DROADWAY OFTS go by 100 feeD TO
ID LIT in the marie building No 627 between Bieecker aud
Houston st They very desirable for Pisn9 Furniture or
Millinery business aying two entrances from broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

NOIiNTRY RESIDENCE Tor SALE-Un inc
" Hudson River at SPUYTEN DUYVEL, in very desir,
able and healthy location, u miles from the City HAL ana
within minutes depot House contains Psnor DINING
Rooms Library Kitchen, Pantres, Bedrooms bsth Room
hot and cold water, Furnace Range, and IS well finished N
every aspect al Land desired neatly
improved Good Stable and Carriage House Apply TO g.
SIDNEY at 34 Broadway at Spuyen Duyve Pnce SSvo
Tor SALE-One of the most desirable PLACES
IL on the East River Upper Rsvenswcod Inquire o. j.
T. VANDERHOOF, No. II WslisIn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, con-
tanning three and hsh situated on the south side
N st,fen Island 1t adoins the lands Of VIM H. Aspinws
faces the sea and has well shaded lawn, with Stable Cosch
houses Garden Podgcins abundance OF vegetables and
Az f Part purchase remain on bond and
mor,sage Apply TO ROBERT COLGATE Co, No. 2n
PeaIst.. to JAMES RIDGWAY, No. 50 Wniarn't rooms
MOI Is and Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

VILLA SITES for SALE at YONKERS-
II miles from the City Hall by Hudson River Raioad aud
Steamboats,. -,
Forty LOTS block being the western part OF the estate
of the late Judge Bark fronting Buenav avenne
has view of Hudson River and the Palisades Tor
great distance. VIII be- sold at bargain Title good and terms
favorable. ..-..-,
Apply al the Farm House adjoining the premises minutes
walk south of Depot and Steamboat Landing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

NOTTAGE % LEF-On Staten Island, at Ell
" hottvile the Sailor. Snug HaIbor Landing now
r-p NV pr Ksrge partly furnished il desired Apply
The premis,- to NJ BALDWIN esq No. 20 Nanssu-st.,
New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
DOR SALE-The PROPERTY on the northeast

corner Dover and Cherry fronting ~ feet on Frank
lin and lC5 Dover title perfect warrsntee
Cd Thrtyyc thousand dollars OF the purchase money
remain on six ten or twenty years. at per
cent interest. -, -----.
The ze and location Of this property and the improvements
now being the neghboThOod render OF the most
desirable that can be had in the city Outside OF
The lots vaults be- made, equal TO % feet wide and Ia
.t LONE deep The hest foundation for heavy
building can be had deep cellars below the grade For
Terms and further information apply To HOMER MORGAN,
Piue..t No metropolitan Bank Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

CHESNUT-ST. STORE and DWELLING,
" Ptil,Llphia, to RENT, above 9sh-st;-A Fancy Dry
Goods sore fOT many yesIs rstrae stand For Particular
sddrcssJ s. G., Of v. b. Palmer Co.. Advertising Ageu
~, Me- York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

OFFICE TO LET-In the Bible House, Aston
" Place, desirable. Apply in the TTeasuers Office,
th.Aye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
m OTEL al GLEN COVE to RENT.-The Tri-

ton House, by the landing cellsd last year La Favona)
respectable tenant will with liberal terms The house
will private families Apply at the Box Office
OF Buttons Theatcr, Broadway
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

The WEEvrL.-We are sorry to lsaru
that this enemy has made it. appearance
in the wheat Of this country. Our crops
fox some time past have presented most
promisin & appearance. and but for the
destruction caused by the weevil would
have afforded much more than an aver
age yield: We think. however. that the
damage dono is not as great as many i'm.
sgine. and. that the amount raised. owing
to the large quantity sown. will exceed
that evey grown before in this section Of
the: State. The cutting Of wheat is just
commencing.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

~ We arc authorized to annonnce BEygR-
LIZ u. LURTY, ESQ, as candid ate for Clerk Of
the County Court Of Harrison county. u All the
vacancy Occasioned by the death Of p. Chaplin,
two arc authorized to announce CHAs.
County Court Of Harrison county, 70 Ill the 70.
eancy occAstoncd by the death pf Phineas Cha
H We arc authorized 70 announce LUTHER
HtA6hoND: Esq., as candidate for ClSrk Of
the County Court: to fill the vacanSy oeeaSionoa
by the death Of p. Chaplin. - - -,
6 We arc authorized 10 announces. Will.
IN ROY. Esq, as candidate Tor Ciork ot
the County Court Of Harrison County. 70 6tl
lne vacancy aceasioDed b. the death ofP. sohsSf
pm: - ae sssgiEf.
II The Editor q this paper viii also ts.r
meets the appreciation Of his Dstsoesstie fsietds:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
Va1edictorI Address, by Maggie RE-
Sappington, of fa.4i

vared;efory "A ddre,.. nv DTag1is n, :ea.
sappingion, Of Frsdsrick.ca.,. vac
Lod;e. and Gentlemen J. s.,g !. s.; -
Now am poinp % make a, sSort "A.
dress to You ali here in'the'presence of the
Board Of ,yi,i,oIa and. stIa5oeys: 'Wi.h
10 make +. few remarks 10 You il 5ueh! :
nav befors I 90 boms Il shonssbs lord
viii bless and lev and The .BoarSipf Yisi.
tors and our .Prineln.ai .fof adm;,s;np .me
m. nv fellow: nun;Is IN This confoltabls
huildino 10 ra;p more knoriedoe and g;..
dom than W. could .esss if.ois 81 ipsqssrsI
and friends. we: Stbalai; fail .;fsa truly
grateful IA You foiI hs syf "a that "a
Tipht in Ii. siphs Of .shassS Ia and onni-
notent: 10na ,vSoyGIsihf !. iRSGSn f.,;ansstb M.
ever ON. 'h;s olorious ibrohe. N iearninc us
4, n,sLa sr s,tf - snns,ss.:N IA a,.
rino. our stay hhfey ana + bone ma! .ons
Of Ss are Zone. ven swiH have .o,aers to
make .fna nrog.sss, .arEs IT ord = mi s,;ll
Mas yam And rswSYds EonS,;n ia $50 rom
VIII nj IL fo.9a,.ss:; = hs ranr -,ss;,t - Sa
will leave th;s noble Institution for GOOD
and pea -l,S,8S f6o- eTIi no. a.od h1aos;nr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
D[Iemocratic DIeeting.

"a Democratic meeting vas held al The
house of Elias Hickman. ON Elk. on the
Alb ef53nly. inst. stlwhich Is was$resoly>
ed that the d Democrats of the Second Ma
gis,erisl District meet at their place Of
voting ON Thursday the 30th day OF July.
to nominate a candidats for Clerk of the
County C6ur:. That the Democrats of
the other precincsssin the county be here
by recommended to hold similar meetings.
That q pole be opened al those meetings
at-vhieh each Democratic voter of the
county may vote for the person whom he
shall prefer as she Democratic candidate,
and that one or more persons shall be ap:
pointed BY these. meetings to.oonyey the
yoss 90 taken. 10 Clafksburg. on Monday.
the Sd dsy Of, .Angust.asndth efe compare
the Whoie vote taken in the county. And
that she one who shall receive the largest
numbeffef .SoteaIso taken IN the, whole
county. shsll be declared the Democrats
nominee. l'. e.a :.t@
ME-, Hall, B. J..BAssxLt,
WM BLAIR. .lz A. RLpcLIBF,t
VIZ. STEUAsr. andso.hers. ~ 1T.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
LIST or LETTERa.

DEHAIHIEG ID tho p. o. asclaitsBure, Va.
II soth juno, 1851, which nnot called fer b.,
fore the lat Of October, will be esnt 70 fhe Dsad
Letter once, - Washington, ID. o. Refsons
calling for advertised letters, uillI plsass esy
they are advertised, othsrEilsf thes msy nos TO
J. G.. Andersen, Jesse Aakisoa:- 4isssryz Roe
nsr, Capt. Thos. Burke; Michael Hoha1on j.
BroekinRton, James A. Bfoun,' lPst cer ssr,
Jesse chids.ssr. hary Greg. Ason coehsss. Jpss
Coleman, Jesse Captain. =. o. nurntnK, y. D.
Low, hoses Litiner, A. Lynch, JOIN Liisls:
gohn ne Y. Lainiugs Peter AaRslsons J; =:
James heRssIey, ATs. HsEskash nef
OIpheny Z. Maker, Martin AoTasn. IDA ehinf
y. Chailss Payne: Mislssi Zig. ]. 4. Rsr-
efst DTury Rosa, Henry Richtsr. 'salaA Hnf1s-
prght, John ExeInes Josoph or LAWS Flint,
James 8. Flesher. Josephus Grub, SAINT. Coo
hannons Connel Gildee. Daniel Hosisslsf, Ku-
genius Henry, II. w. Heifonimus. Thomas
Joica. Pat King. MsEgsEst sAdler, John Gso.
seltzer, John shech;y, Hon. g. w. Bcfon, Mrs..
Stout, William 81 etor, Miss Caroline ID. smith.
Virnon Tolsop, Reheccs Thompson, Henry G..
Taylor. Ps,rick WAldron, Mary Ann Wright
II. b. Wolf, Perry III, Wolf, Mrs. s.. ID. Wilcox,
j. Wsrmsiey, y. n. Wilcox, j. W. Wiliitns.-
Susan ]. Young, Malyins D. Young. Hoypo-
cfetes. ii, 8. GRIFFIN, z. u.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

SENATOR MASON OF VIRGISIA.-This
gentleman, who spent the past week in
Boston. seems to have created q very. f..
Vorable impression among the Northern
people. On Saturday. in company with
Mayor Rice. he visited the public Schools
OF the city. and in the afternoon. inspect.
ed the factories OF Lowell. The Post says:
His genial and affable manners, his
generous estimation OF all he saw. aud
heard and his qualification at the. frank
and cordial civilities offered TO him on all
hands-by public authorities and individ>
alS-.were circumstances. to host and
guest. which impaired unalloyed grsti6-
cation TO all the parties interested. The
speech OF the honorable gentleman at
Bunker Hill was appropriate. eloquent
and national. and has received the warm
est Communication in his occasional brief
address on various occasions. during his
Deer Island. at the Revere
House. and at private tables where he
had been called upon to acknowledge
compliments to himself and 10 his State
he has exhibited q gracefulness of
thought. and flowing coiloquial. feeling
diction. which have rendered his voice the1
most charming part OF the numerous
agreeable festive coGrtesies extended to-
INN. He will have many newly formed
in Boston who will cherish
the recollection OF his visit as among the.
most pleasing records of their memory :;
aud we are sure that he will return-to his
own home with convictions in favor of
men and facts here which will give addi.l
tionsl ardor 70 his love for the Union, and
increased strength to that fraternal feels
ing Which is the only link that can rem
Ter our nationality indissolubls.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
--Fy-:y---.-s------.----.-------.ksLt

Runaway R1vEn,-Tbe ,Habraskian OF
the LIST just. descsibes asflagraut outrage
upon ."sqatter soveretgatY,'"as .'hayS55gs
'beep lately refrigerated 3 Tie Missouri
IEiysF. in the .vieinitF Of De Soto, Wasting.
on;county: in that territory. TIE, ice
gorged in she bend of ihe river few
miles from, that town. and: tthe water,
with criminal disregard for the rights Of
De Seto, and -her'ferry privileges. took a
short cut-aeIoss the bend = forcing chan.
mel. near Calhoun. Iowa. and msking De
Soto an inland town. sof Nebraska, some
4'or 5 miles from ths river. to the infinl
tie disgust ofithe good inhabitants of the
city. BY this arrangement. few thou
sand acres of land will be added to the
already extensive range Of NsbrssEs.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

, THE FISH OF THE WEST FoRk.-We are
pleased to learn that the people! OF a
neighboring county contemplate petition,
ing the next Legislature for the passage
Of an act for the preservation Of the fish
in the West Fork river and its tributaries.
1t is proposed to prohibit the catching of
Ash with seines. traps. or any other way
except by hook and line. Our river was
formerly we'll stocked with fish. but it has
been seined until they have become so
csaree that no one now thinks Of attempt
ing to catch any but in the same destruo.
tive way and as but few are disposed 20
incur the expense Of a seine. the owners
OF them enjoy a perfect monopoly of all
the 6sh in the river. We hope our ci,i-
gen. will unite in this effort to protect the
few 6sh remaining in our waters.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

"A Low; hYfArs:4TKe Rochester. IN.
NJ pspersgiys accounts Of two rem arka.
bile; suicides. one growing ont Of he 9TH
Ier. On Tuesday last. q young msn nam.
ed Theodore N. Giants. Disappointed in
loye. wrote certain frantic letters 10 his
9riends. and then went out TO the rail.
'tesd. laid his head deliberately down on
:ths tlsek. as the express train app.oaeh>
ed. and was inssatly crushed to-s ielly.-
"A dsyor two afterwards Mas Maria Ro.
hos the young lady who tilted Ganz. fsll
i'll Of anguish on hearing Of her lovers
dreadful death. and such was her mental
suffering that physicians who we're called
to attend her considered her case beyond
their power. she continued TO approach
the crisis of her disease very rapidly
On Thursday night her grief as violent,
and she continually accused herself ofbe.
ing the murderess Of Gsutz. or asked II
il was true that she had caused his death.
Finslly death came To her relief on Thurs
day night.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10
New Hampshire.-- -

pafo,s ad;arrning che Democratic
s,.,s conysSt;an ~ NJ Hamnsh;re adopt
al sbs Ifollow;nc resoiut;5ns:
ss n ssolvsd Il hat n We regard the CON.
.s;,..;an 'of ,he- United Sta,ss as the SUI
III /. =. &c tbs Land ana a. snob TO be
s sI;eitiy shaved by he eilissns OF every
l,;;s 49, "a ~ 5y he an,hori,ies 81 eyery
s,..s. , l ssS;ll f,ithfully observe ali
~ AZ. an5 eomnTomises.. mat ne
~ ,I Pto .;.. s. sa srnalv and nv all
"la .es.sS .sl.ana ~ a,.amn. from. any
Necessary mssnS, san 49, az = ali all. cases
qlsl.ss 70 ose!.n.o" - :. 'aa ill annsal
OF aenos as 70 1's anesng We ,hs Uni.
20 ana sotoe py tne oecissons VI ING SoA'''
OF sne gnH y .; ,sSsaIeS i . g!Ig.
hesolyea. lna NAY me pemoe,a.lo pst.y
OF New Haampsha! mr. speaking alEougu ,ps
Iepresen ns IN convention asssot s.
oFanas az ia,se hooe ING snslge 80 o'.sa
maze oy us aoS I've ina. u lasots tne
extension ;r. Of nonI11ntstyen''on' oeess1es
that 1t IS wiling 70, leave me question
where me constitution has ieis N- WIN
the People-unlln y, oy any 'n'e'-
terence from outsiders whatsoever:
resolved, That tour years Of aoeunu ~
ing prosperity strict constructor y,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

JusF SEsrzEcs.-Three of the persons
engaged in the late election riots ia Wash.
Ington city have been tried. eonyietsd.
and each sentenced TO pay fne Of TWEEN.
y dollars and TO undergo an imprison.
ment in the county Jail for The term of one
year. Such punishment as this will bring
election rioters into discredit. The courts
about the country should make such
scamps feel that there ia higher law
than mob violence. and one which can Al.
ways protect the citizens in their civil and
political rights.-Pkla. Lsaoey.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-10

FOURTH OF JuIr IN NEw Yosk Bloopr
RloTs.-Seversl riots occurred here yes
terday. the most serious, OF which origins.
ted in the ;Bowery, between a mob from
the Five Points and party Of Bowery
boys. The SIGHT continued with great e.
rocity for an hour. clubs, stone. bottles
and 6re>srms being freely aseds and the
Five Pointers being in the end gradually
driven back. Eight persona were killed
in this riot. and about thirty. including
several OF the policemen. were wounded.
Az one time the rioters, hsd shs streets
barrieaded thus defying the policemen,
OF whom upwards of one hundred we've
ordered out and kept in reserve. Blu, shsi,
services were mot required. AZ the ItiN
vas finally suppressed by ihe e1erlioniei
the police. Is sd, les loo
In the minor riots 81 The day .ive Per
cone were killed and some twenty or ihir,
~ badly wounded. In nearly ali lihel,
dis.urbaness the ez,poliesmsn vssss soA,
spieuous AesorA. tla5 nsmsla8