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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-06-14

- JOnu- IcluaIu, HlAlHIlu,s- lg-~rE -Rsfrrt -
lessee Rote. Tn ON as Phelps, I'm Ashiand =
Lidia Phelps his wife, lessee Com. Pleas.
Shoe Elizabeth ShoesJlE H III EIE
maker his wife, Nancy J..
ROte and other, Deft's.cl1E Jas II a z-
Jesse Rote, Thomas Phelps. Iiiias Phelps his
y wife, jesse Shoemaker, Elizabeth Shoemaker
his wife, and Nancy :. Rote, Mary Rote, John Rote
Peter Rote, Lewis Rote, Jacob Rote, Hubert Rote
and Margaret Rote minor heirs of Peterg Rote. de-
ceased, and heirs at law OF jeremiah Rote, deceas-
ed, will take notice. that "a Petitiomsssfak filled
against them on the 18th day May a ID. Of, 1854.
in the CfeIk'sOfic of the Court Pleas
of Ashland county, Ohio by the Plalnfif John
Leinard-Contalning in substance, thai on the FIRST
three, Plaintiff entered INTO q written contract
with jeremiah Rote, by whichPIaintif agreed to
sellto said Jeremiah Rote,s the following described
tract of land situate in the Township of Sullivan,
as fDllOws4to wit .:-being the north part ofslot
number eighty, 1901 bounded south by land owned
bysFrederick Hauseman, west by land rowRcFh by
Simeon Long, north by lot nHmbr slxty-one, l6I1 in
consideration for which The said Jeremiah .Rote
agreed witt Plaintiff to build for him a good aDG
comfortable dwelling House, and to- keep and
their natural lives; that Plaintiff decided byza good
warantee deed, the above described land to said
Jeremiah Rote; that said Rote,entered into posses-
sion of said premises, and shortly after died, and
that the legal representatives of said Jeremiah
Rote, have refused to carry out the said agree
ment made and entered into between Plaintiff
and said Rote as aforesaid. The object and prayer
ofsaid Petition is that said contract and deed may
be set aside, and that Plaintiff have judgment for
the recovery OF said land, and the said lessee Rote,
Thomas Phelps, Lidia Phelps his wife, lessee Shoe
hereby notified that unless they appear, answer.
or demur to the said Petition by the 18th day of
July next, the matters and things set forthin said
Petition VIII be taken as true, and judgmentrender-
kfNNY & PORTER. Plg's .aty's.
May "a. 1854. T=alz s.8 - sGswIHSg
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H0USE-WIFERY AND FAMILY GOODSl
Such as Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shirt
ings, Table Damasks. Napkins. Towels, Tow
eiings, Crashes, Diapers, &C., &C., which we
are prepared to sell at as low prices as can be
found in this or any market *est ofHewJYork.
An examination ofmy-Stock by the public is
respectfully solicited ~ o.. .s-
p Il. sz --s5-E i'll r. SQUIRE.
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January, IItb, 1853
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-06-14

April 4, 1854.
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BREAK1HG HORSES.

IS .lLLAEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-06
TRACT sOCIETY-MIssIONARY INTELLI
GENCE

GENCE.
AT the monthly eeiiDg of the New-York and
Brooklyn Missionary Society, held at the Tract
Houte Monday afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. WooD, Sec
retsty of the American Board communicated recent
intelligence from the Missions, of which the following
are some of the items;
INpIA-Letters have been received from DR.. An
delson and Mr. Thompson, the depuation from India,
which were sent from the Red Sea; they were well
and expected TO reash Bombay soon from that point
From Abmednuggur, DIR. Ballatine writes Sept. 23
ON the l4th We had meeting of our native congreg =
ton stimuli ousy With the meeting OF the board IN
Hartford; and on that occasion several natives dehy-
cred addresses. Eight or ten persons were examined
for admission TO the church. but for various reasons
their case was deferred. Many Of the children OF toe
converts desire TO participate in the privileges oil the
church.
ARcor.-The death of Mrs. w. w. Scudder. Sept
IA at Madras, is announced The Mission Is greatly
afflicted by this bereavement. Several Mohamedahs
have been recently baptised, by Scotch and other
missionaries in India.
CHISA-Busness is altogether stopped at Canton.
The cit, was invested by the rebels. Great distress
prevailed. p.,>y., .,
The Dublin Express pronounees the recently pup
lished proclamation of Gang Sew Using forgery.
SANDWICH IsLASps.-Mr Coan sept: w gives an
interesting account of tour made by him along the
eastern coast of Hawaii His church (fiiol contains
$500 msmbers. =, II, :;
ArRIcA-Mr. Walker Sept. III reports all well IN
the GabOoD Mission . Il, :,
THE HISTORIAN MIssIoS.-Mr. Crane died IN
Cover, in August. Additional missionaries are re-
quntd. 4. .ho
church at Red River on examination.
THE ARMENIAN MIssIOS.-Two new stations, LiVas
and Marasb, are TO be occupied. Interesting Incl
dents in addition were reported
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

A Committee Of the State Senate, consisting OF
Senators osi, Crosby and Barr, appointed last WIN
,e, to investigate the Affairs Of the Commissioners OF
Emigration, held their frst session on Monday al tue
Astor House They ere attended by the deputy
Clerk. King Of the Senate. Commissioners henoss
and Purdy appeared before the Committee, snd an
swered such inquiries as we're pro Ponnded WIN 10
sheet TO the mt ans provided and abuses that now ex
~ in the administration of the laws for the protection
Of immigrants; and also recommended several amend,
melts that experience has suggested-among snl S
are that the Commissioners shall have power 70 ds
tain vessels az Quarantine until their necessities ana
condition shall have been inquiSed into, ana thar
dock should be provided at which Immigrants nsy DC
isnded and the Commissioners thus enabled 70 more
tboToushly enforce the laws for their Prote ooon ana
70 provide for their passage to the West or in'e m
Ths for,s of the runners through the Courts, nase
sr 6ases,ed all attempts TO carry out the latter
nro;eSt and i is recommended th,t the Lsgi;s'aTe
sCon upon it. The Sa- Dga Which, st they viii
,b Satan Island and the other Institutions un-
Sar ,be charge of the Commissioners.
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MARRIED..

ALBRO- BREwER-In Brooklyn, the ID Inst. st st.
AIMS Church By the Rev b Cutler MI John Abso u
Mics Fzsbsth daughter Of JUseph Brewer, Of Brooklyn
BRONN-QUlN-In this City ths 9TH inst at the resi-
chbsIop Hughes By the Rev Father Starr " o.,
Mr. William Brown 10 M,s MArJ A Quin, only daughter
of Mr. Jsmes Quin Jr.
KERBY-LIrrLEFiELD-In Claremont, N. II 18Th
Noyemb.r by the Rev X r. Lawrence DR.. C. Locserby.
OF this Cty L. second daughter Of Desc Seth Lit
tlsfsd OF Granthsm, N. n.
hAsON-NIsII-In this City, Nov %, by the Rev. ".
Vsuas.p Mr. David II. Mason 10 Miss Mary Nsh, all Of this
CITY
TiiRNFR-EI sH-In this City. on Thursday Nov. IL. BY
The Rev H. Sinner. IT,, Jabez Turner, ESQ 10 Aiss
hsron nish all Of this City.
81 Louis and Alton papeIs please copy.
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DIED.

HoGG- s. Mary widow Of the late rhOm. Hog aged
o.
Her friend. and boss the family respectfully
auested funeral from her late residence Seventy
ninth and Fhsts THURSDAY the 9Th inst. ct IL
HAYWARD-On Tuesday evening", Dee ater short, 90
yee lines W Oscar HaysaTd. Of John r. Hayward In
the l}d yesT Of his
4 FOR iBterulen t to.m0uOws paper.
RAYsON-On Monday. 9TH inst Of consumption, Elisa-
beth dsUshter Of William Rayson, dscesssd late Of Leeds
Yorkshire Er saId
The friends u The fanny respectfully invited 10 attend
the faners from her late residence No Harrison
"Wednesday afternoon al o'clock - -
sPIEs-Oec W ism A. Spies IN the 4d year on his age
70 stf.po his fpnera on Thursdsy TN inst at oclocs p
fom the rsdsnce Of his brohenar hr Edwin Mead No.
IT.
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COMMERCIAL TIERS
Sale. a, IN. stoel wreh.ns. Dec. s
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia

IEerortsd for rzrs 2 TnIsUs. 81 rsyk rHss.sI
ff Boayd- e47oo Lehish &c. 10, s5wn siI 81 600 PENN
,ylysns s. 7si; ESQ do 49, 79 s0o ~lminston RAILROAD
ss s2i Cify Railroad g. C. p, sS 81 go 5ebaykll
Nav q. ~ n 8 PsnBsyvssis Railroad 81 DO easa Il,
100 sebSIli "a; w,i rrs n 90 hs,sss s
road M s. DO cash, Ills Morris Canal Pref, b5 g 100
Pesdins Rsilroad cash 55t 50 Eouist0~n Railroad blf
Con msre4l Bank 50; 0rari Bank lci; IS d. s5 i0I;
Bank o North America IS ~.
Booydss % S0rrstown Railroad 6l 100 Rssdlas
Railroad cssh. Il 100 do b. ssh 100 do, b5vn, Ct 100
New Greek Coal Co b. ~ 800 d. s5~n III 800 do. b'~n.
IL; 10 Morris Csnsl. cash. ltf.
Eoard-Ss 90 Reading RArosd g. 10 10 l0ts Iiij
o. $50 sehbyL Nav &c. II. rs; Ell go City &c. int
Of s4s s45City s. C. P Int of M; ei Psnns Rail
Iose N lot. ~ soso b. IN io. al q Lshssh nav 81
Eorr4town RsilIosd ST. LeLlsh Zine III DO Residing Nall
Iosd S.n, sSi 81 MinstI Railroad Ia "s'' a. u" h0ra
Cana. III
AJsey Boa1s-siso Psnns s. .5wn, 7sii % Psnna R'z-
road al; 10 Reading Railroad, ST ,.. 49,.
Cosng Pyiee-Unted STATE. 81 int Of lt d lls sss a.;
u 5. 81 int o. li4 BID no sssdi rsonsyls,ais ~
bid % ssked; RssdD. Rsrosd 81 bid ~ .ssedi kssxsse
Railroad Bond. 10 int Of III bd - seS he.dns k.sssed
hortzsge Sc 80 sl BID ssksd Pennsylsania hsroe It.
o. ~ BID 81 ..Es3; Morris Canal le5 "a II .]sedi sessy
SOL 10 Ia "a .sisd sebuysl Navigation Prefsusd M
BID n ssse1; Long Island: II bd 10 sted; vekshsrs u
bd AIRED; Gir.rd Bsns l0i bid ie stsd Lshish zss
bd X uied; Union Canal. "a bid d sshsd- Steady
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DEATH OF snAs W. wlDrHw II so s1SS..sH,
man and good printer well h ri. city nS and vicinity
S;tsesE o Dy Ohio on the ash Of
S % Wider was native Of A:hbur9ham IN sS,,
state and Se learned hi. trade in TIE W'ss s
Office He sucotssvely published ne a, psahs@,
Is,s. IA 4 Hs Core e Bag 81 Boston
FRIED sIAvrs Fifty three slaves trssH have
win of the late DIR. Cbas Everett, OF where
ust ieft Petersburg, ya for Psrnsyi vsS !, q 500
they are TO be located. with an 1n.r. 0ssstts sth
for each. lrnuN
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TUESDAY, Dec. SPIN

The feature of the Stock market to-day WIS the
movement in Erie IDeome Bonds, of which s3s,ooo
we're sod opening At 81 and closing at 81 advance
Of 81 cent On the last sale. The whole market
was baoysnt At the Morning Board, especially for
Erie, Hudson and Central, and tho Second Board
opened strong, but closed at concession. Hud-
som River shows an Improvement Of y can't ; Gen.
usl, q cent, and Ere Il ' cent. Tho Advance
IN Erie Securities was produced By current rumor
tia, the prospects Of the new losn were vy essser-
Ing, and that Mr.. Moran, enc Of the Directors, hsd
said that be and bis friends would take two millions Of
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Advertisement
CnNFIDENCE RESTORED The timely srp

CONFIDENCE hfcIOhED nc linclg sipvsr
or rather enpsn.on in regard to seeming erusVasane- Ga
psrt Of be1Ss Of the Hone DeDatmens Se as
b.rpy % say kaz siven universal sacti0n Hg.btDs
view with inter satisfaction the splendd apparel Of their
brothers vie with each other 10 securing
rieh shaw .nk velvet MautIs for sister appfo
uri.t pf...p Holidays while the lots
over her purchase Of superb bl-Etss tnne
sheeuxs necessary articles obtained a. such TIL
Ain, cost the sBthor Of ali these pleasures sed deIh1
s,ri,. In them Nes.r. HEARD CLAPp No Sol Grad
A. continue the sacrihee ~lh determination 70
elose Their business before the krsr Of January.
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BROOKLYN II,ENS.

THy LIaUOa BUsISEss.-John II. Bosehe aud
others who had been convicted IN the Court Of SEES
before Juoee Strong, Of the Supreme Court, yester-
day on writs Of hsbeas corpus and their discharge
spilled for, on the ground that the eommnen une er
which they were Imprisoned stated offense punish
able by law, and that the sentence Of the Court,
di.char.ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-06

CRY CouRr-B,fore Judge Greenwood AID A.
Ssvnsn UIsos and Stn0nsoa The Criminal Term
Of this Court commenced Monday. since which the
following persons srr.gped and tried for various
offerses: James MeCloskey, james Ryan and Patrick
DIVER were araigned for s.ssul, AID battery, and
pleaded not guilty: Henry Frederick vas srrsgeed
no, guilty.. Nichols Hendricks and o ven Finnegsn
were convicted Of assault and battery sentence de-
ferred James Canning was convicted Of assault and
battery and tumult and sentenced TO the County al
for Is days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-06
M. RDfip' my room /. st No. i,s Chamber, st.
SUPERIOR coURr.-D>e. s
beion Jeigr swosrH.
NJ L.. "A -. - :

Betor Jesss swosrs
Mary Jsnc " af-on at Ad-iiue ScAcrrnefh pra.
MIS-. ". bIfeo Of JOun Anton. tho osaar GA a
s..- the tuiljs 80 s. W.rren-st ~ $50 per a-uau
Mr. schsfr-erhorr owred No - iva
Sd VI, W brss. secs 70 ,-.s,.. 10 ~ 49,.
men N Nrs hess'us n ronsh The rsrti val - n.-t ,.
rendered ~ hssru-r' % - - lss Be- 81 90 ~
orr en- be- snd shs 20 sone 10 VIOLATION Of rsh
roiiee o. es.sr 70 inerisns WI ne ps' va. Yer
Ce-s-d. IN Ss.rrd,sr Mr. To. ruek-r
Gec-se MeKew AZ ID Hudson River RAILROAD Company
Mt Mex. SAYS he bought eight tickets tor himself
and psd rshf for the cooveys1c Of tue re osns
II esushtrr Ms-gsre B. Mchew /! years 81 asv 70 %
ter Al Hsyesw che family tomb, that instead Of tntas
s,T thsy uere tSss % place led Rory Hook fro witch
he bsG rev get 1ons thncu 90 80
and that he CD I'd barred t sooot 10
o'eoeS at nisht He br,ns. setion for damages
In ceiense sid that the railroad had Been washed
s~sy ard TIE Train eud At Cuges sad tn COM
PsDylwee WILING 20 pay the sS In ieP.v ~s' sad the
kues sheu they received tho fare Verdict Cor Olaiaa
s: eer For Flsans Me-rs vaaesEbaTsh and Cole. Foe
John Russell sat. Tho Bu5sou River Railroad.
Plaintiff was injured Dec. 20, ls52-part of strsin
O. ,sys! ,' s.,sos ssss PrsePas,ed eio ne spsS'so.
ereel bot he anned b. tween Of the aud
rousy hurt he eus- ae,ion Cor damage. In eeten'e,
ssd that being employe the road he e"ad n3
sGeeae TO law. bring Ia such seton against tie
In repy VS.. said that plaintiff VS. not engaged m III. rail-.
osd line Tut was heng conveyed passeoK-r ct the
ser Going his Sors Verdict for plaintiff S9!N subject 10
opinion Of The Court tor plaintiff MessS John T. En-
and Robertson. For defendant. Me.rs FulertOa
SPECIAL TERN-oEcINoSs
Nicholas q. LoEer sEt Ann L'sier.
Decree Of divorce, custody Of children to the
father
ThePeope sgt the New. York Contrbution.Ap las Co.
Complaint dismissed.
same sat. Mutual Safety Ina Co.
(Ompl Amt dismissed.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-DEc. 6-Bssors "a
cnrRr cALENDARlrHIs Day.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. $40, as, 22l, e0l, o9t,
g7s 27p 28i 49, la5 2sl 29l 29T to 9ol, So6
so les IS AIS t57 800 si5 $50. 1isS 49, ss5 fs6,
q ssl SSs 79 49, 80 54 S07 osS $685. sSs Od! ss,
,25s So. sS3 i3i. 49,
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. $40, s96. 997, l,OO6, i,oif
to ,O48. 1880 10 ,0s5. !, O56. -06
SUPREME COURT-SDeclai Ierm-PaH 2-De-
uurrer 27-Nos s. 7, 9, 10 20 Is -
L S. DIsTRIoT CoURr-Nos. SO, 90, 65, 3, 10, ",
II, -, IS. Ia -,
There is also a Trial Terra in Common Pleas.
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charge Of breaking into the house Of F. II. Palmer
in Cheever.psce, near Degraw-st IL appAsrs the
accused had gained entrance, aud US discovered
urctr table in the psrlor by ssne 81 the family
Tie doors were immediately closed and The oh,ers
sent fer when they arrested him. He was locksi uP
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-06

Brnols u pair; Allan A. lns Cody 10 pair; s,er- r
Cushias HeEensn ~ p.-s, Si,rey Corbett 4 psrs.
Neat Gro>eries, ITEff. Csalet'lsy 6c-J1ha hsrils
BsdEir Suifh, Bauer Jtr~niah. - Sos.. Lierch &
%. Nitcn Ps sor.. kcC0Iiock CO Tha4is 4 Hs-g.
we & Sor p Shuff Miller A L. h-r I. Dsvi..
Prlscsts Heg.e Csarte Asu Thous. Gn.rtt1 Ga nss-
tc & CO 4 Na.eufr- F9h-.in TrsaiE-l. J n sh0E-
rstsr Johr ?. Frkss A. ". fsss NJ Terrell. Mrs. Dr
Furdv br Jorss R. DssusEtv +. Rro<n. Nrs Palmer
Icvt ~ 2. Hofsi Jotr Aof-ft. Cford 1zse h. n ,
Brut e. iCLr Boyce John " tesf0a. Hsve.ri s. Mics
K'1t Nlkie 4 90, reuhard. Ferr@ Brothers e.
Cousfcts co Pirts. - hire & ca, Piece TriEE, Elder
Painter Hufks Ter Rufus Rocs f-er Thcmss S-ws Dr.
Cl.vesro Res kn1ulf p Tetus liz " A. stev-us
? Tvs GO r l. 0HbCrt, A Stuart. 4. FIS
CO 81 Tr-ck W. " Trusi-w Nr Sh1ts W Rogers
Bfooklyul TtOnp- so5. White son AetroPohIa, Ho
tel, PGIrsh. Aefcbsats hote-
CloAnc-o Primer, Als1aEGeT Rankin Co W L Coak.
10. Cob. a sscket II. srown Bisby 4 Co 9o~ery
CHI store P {. Psrruu 4 Co S1irh A COuaa, IoAa
Crth FreeuAn Ms Kennedy. tB-ootynl
Ioyf and Fsner Goodf-G " Tuttie. Gardner Lyon 2.
Roney. ". Cola, Wm A LliieudGl- J. Ahlborn & Co,
NORTH & Sherman scots MfKinnsv ] 4 c Berrisn ".
Hslbsrtop G.hsrdoo Hal, strssburser Suhn worrs.
BookI-T. ". suoDE, Ivison. PhinBey samuel RayaOr
Bsre. Co, c scnbDeT d BurEe. L0vett Allen. z :.
ycurG simmer To snserd, Johl Dsys D Appl-t5u co
Clak Austen Smith Ms-0n Brother. 5. Frsnci. Co
4. BSnes r. B Collins, Z Il Fletcher, Bangs Brother
q Co. Csroo PHILIPS
Sundrio-R Tin.er Co yard. carpet; Jerome Mana.
featuring Co elbt day clock; John Chapmsn Co piece
rnusln John Ricket piece tweed; Eaton T.b0x Benton
Co silver ard Gos Fesciis; c c. Leigh erncsery,
Esssvsre sc for fes-iVN Bro~u Co piece calico;
Aucin coussen. piees calico; v Kirby, pieces a.
lair.s: deehed COIN 10 dozsu spoons; ) GoOii..
eslk lantern Mr.. Gsrty. scrub brushes; Mrs Ames
!turdles qalts Total amount IN cash shout, -10.
A LAklS Misiona-y
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TAdver1is>ner

WIGS AND ToUPEEs.-A Silver Medal awarded
20 yEDErRsr & HEARD No y MAIDEN ane. for the best
Wis 1Sd Toupees exhhts3 the SewYork State fs l5L
Bach and .rouf Brads. Curl &c. Copy the address
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PHRENOLoGY.-ExAM with Charts
and Written Descriptions. Of Character Day and Evening
WORKS On Pbsnology Physiology HydroPsiby and Phonos
ply BY FowLEEs AID WELLS No. Sc Broadway
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WHAT SHALL BE III

NOhps be appropriate tokee Of esteem affection
a. oe II Roo1s DAGUERRE0rYPss Cal aud SEQ
biz .peoitns No 53 Brosd~aJ Cloudy or stormy
weather q. the a. fair Rooms easy OF sceess
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PFRV.NS Ell

PFRH.Ns ETHIOPIAN TROUPE offer a great
.-r.y Of novel Attractions THIs EvESSG The troupe
ou the 10 New York ard deserving Of hb
ers tairousse Ia addition these they have tue
ortabs and asty establishment Of the hind ia the Ualted
STATE. visit will convince every that the shove 10 =
mare sfateuent of facts
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NATIONAL THRATER.-There will be grand
Faue. performance by the French and American Circus
COMPANY ihi. house THfs AFrEssooS commanding az
oeock 10 EVENING the Crcas C0m1any aad ths drama
Of CIldsrny" will performed M<dau TOurnzirs. the
great equeenne appears both afternoon and evening
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WAY DOWN EAST: On PoRTRAITUREs OF YANKEE
LIFE By stsA SMITH l2mO., p2. S34 }. C Derby.
The original Major Jack Downing presents himself
this volume, without having lost any Of his Yankee
Aumor, or command of the New-England vernscular.
he has crowded budget Of comic anecdotes, which
he relates with grave simplicity peculiar to himself
His new volume contains 2 rich store Of amusement
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TIE LIVE OF PHILIP MELANcrEON. T-sr.a.ei from,
he German OF Charles Frederick Leddsfhoss by The Rev
OK limo ,Pp SD Lindsay Blaktston.
OF all the Protestant ReformerP, Melancthon has
-ualy created the deepest interest by the attractive
ess Of his personal character Wiih)at the stern
and somber disposition Of Calvin, or the bellicose
propens'es Of Luther he Wa a model Of sincerity,
fveetr ess end devotion. His biography is fully and
udiciOusly related in this volume, which cannot fail
TO be welcome to large class Of readers.
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WZLLLANSBURGR ITEMS

AZ The meeting Of tbs Common Courcil on Monday
eve, irg, seven vetoes were sent in by Mayor Wall
Of which six were set aside. petition WAS received
from Mr.. Ge' nor, asking 70 be allowed 5000 a.
count for essueDt map for the Thirteenth F3ar-
:CeIth. Fifteenth and Sixteenth Warts. Several Of
The members oontepded 'ha, no contract hsi been
entered into for the making Of these maps AMI the
matter wss accordingly referred to Special Com.
mIitee.
BuRGLART-The bakery of Jas. Armstrong, No. lOf
South SIKH st was burglariously entered yesterday
afternoon. during the absence Of the family All
robbed of gold lockei, coat, fruit axe aad about
s4Worh of bread tickets. Al entrance was effected
by breaking open the front door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-06

FATAL FALL.-COroner Wilhelm, yesterday, held
an inqpest at No. 202 Fifth av., upon the body OF
Michael Tbes, German % years of age, who acct
dentsy fell from the 4th story Of building, 10
Broadway between Spring aud Prince ST., yesterday
morning, and was instantly killed. The Jury req
cered verdict e accidental death. Deceased was
a carpenter by TRACE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-06

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