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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-05
Kings Hotel,

NEW LONDON, Huron County, Ohio. b.
IN L.FULTON, Proprietor. A liberal share
Of the public patronage solicited.
Nov. 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Thomas ]. Bull,
James N. Swineford.

James u. ~Swinefords
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEY AN
In Ger, will attend to the drawing of Deeds,
Bonds, Mortgages, and other instruments of
writing. Taxes paid, Titles examined, and
DISPOSITIONS and Acknowledgements taken.
Neatness and accuracy guaranteed, and char
ges reasonable. Office in the Auditors Office,
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. 81, IS55.-26tf
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FINE HORSES and CARRIAGES,

with attentive and careful drivers always on hand
To accommodate all who may desire anything in
the Livery Line, at the lowest reasonable
prices. H. ASCHER.
AID. S~kELLENGER,
ST.. SKEILENGER.
NEw LoxDox. o., May ;, 1855. n5o-tE
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WANT Ds
Farm for Sale.

LAND WARRANT BLANKS
ES-For sale cheap at this office.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-05
Business Directory.
HOTELS.
North American Hotel.

CoUTH-WEST CORNER of the Public
= Square, opposite the Bank, Mansfield, o
E. ID. DENNISON, Proprietor.
Nov. 9th, 1855. 26tf.
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MO
NEW ARRANGEMENT
r. Oh Z q o..

III. ASCHER, OF NEW LONDON,
II AS just repaired, rebuit. and elegantly farnish
II ed apep the odd American Hotel. now known
as the ASCHER HOUSE, He will be in readi-
ness, on or before tbs Goth day of May, as Proprie-
tor. to attend to all his old friends, and the 7rGDa
cling Pz5fie, in general, whose wants. comforts,
and conveuiences, he will at all hours be happy to
supply on the most reasonable terms and in con-
neCtion with
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PHYSICIANS.
,. n. Clark, NJ. D

NFFICE opposite Store of Boyd d Selby,
~ Main Street, Ashland, Ohio.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-05

OF various patterns, kept constantly on
~ hand and for sale at -
sm26 A, .. ENDLfS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

smmonacsi msDu,as, In their fermeutstioa DR. )Sucs
too uch beat for this crop. If thess ware properly
treated they nigh. prove b. nefcsl {, any CROP rne
rent oman fss fsid that ha 10 mess1rs sv,idsi TIE
disesse bj mixing lime with the msouts Thi, acts
v LhyoEipR If the a1moLis ADD pro iuces lo.s Tas
same r.tult nlay re better attained By composing
with carbon sceous matters or hesdls9ds ss no an.
mona u u en- lost.
DR.. LAMBERT, 81 Pe-kskill, was invited 10 .dir.s,
The Club the subject Of the Stall Fading Of st
tie. DR. l. saic that VI Chester Co, Ps on. tun 10
ore ance quarter tuns ara snfcient 10 keep steer
during winter; while in Wes;che.er, Columbi. aud
JtfeIsoD Coubti,s, New Ymk one sDd.. b -lf tons
tao tuns, and two snd.shaf tuns ere respectively
Necessary. Now large portion OF this food is EN-
p'oyed by the animal In the production ofheat which
10 usually lcst by exposure TO cold temperature An
observing person may notice that h)iss ia the fod
eats n ucb more Boy than one In close stable, while
Of two horses in 8 stable oDs covered with q warm
blanket will require much less food than whore
en- ouIt Of heat il Dot 70 preserved.
Dr. L strongly advised the artificial heating Of cts.
bi.s, by fires, &C.. and eStTed into long arsu-
msDt 10 prove i:s advantages
Mr. VAL proposed, as a subject for discussion q.
the next meeting, the Painting aud Piu1ing Of all
KINGS Of Trees and Shrubs
The subject Of "Aericultural Implements" va.
postponed 10 the next meeting in consequence OF the
abstIoe Of Prof Nspes.
A large number of seeds, received from the Patent
Office, distributed among gentlemen pfesent.
Mr.. WARISG stated that a gentleman present hal
requested The Club TO discuss al ts meeting 40 weeks
from 10 day the subject Of Astr0DO ny and Meteor
1" ooey, il their relations 70 Agriculture"
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t tb- dssesBey Of 1851 rS vhh would involve s.sus
queues 70 The cause ~ fublic Efu.adOn-
Thee eonprse Other thnEs he 70 I,~nE tam
The srb.hiss sis hrBs Of The School dsgse ia
T~enis -cishth-.t T.eu'i-rh Nsfi.
TIE furnishing I'D drs 40 th- School H,u,s In
Thirty s.v.ttbst. T~eb', ., ".rd
The ftfirf up .pc fn'rhinf pbs-y seh>o IN Tbr, We'd
The utg W 80 furobirs School Hoa.- IN T~esu
~ Il .fiihte.u'h Ws'd
TIE erect I'D itpf cf School IN Fsy f1ur h
~ IveItJ second Nst. site pu chased thar
$50 'oT 'hs' r.Ipos.
The erection and srs up Of School Hoa,. n HOar
kr 4. Seventeenth "Hd
The erection arr Stir 0! sch1O Hoass IN
ptrt C. TIE Esh V.id
Tte alt r,sr AID eplu.emsot Of tie Sbosl budins seT
'Db Wac The repairs and alteration Of The ssh oil hjgss
Eyeith Va nd hs es.ssEE aud rsps ina 0f ne
school baid lLrGshCg. the city sngaasrs.es
II Board ofFIue.top Lersrs respectfully s,tsatou
ID, application FOR the deficiency hsrtohse ai- ssd
from boIorale body TIE .s0pOI or
lsB o.ctius the Coz rollsr deposit tie
at Of bs ard Of Fdgcs with The Oh .gtssn OF the
City - ibs rasy be required.
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DIED.

ABELL-At P.rrnOr., n. y. Tuesday, April >, Z. the
'rGispkEss-I. D.h.q,, corn.. o.. wsan..a.y Apra $
nopibs and u dsyt -
funeral Will tab. lace a. hi' late residence this I'D
f.,) sfter,oon Al o'cloes
;sI,ss Psp." aop =. A,n,
or,uription. DR. Cfsrl.s D.lsneJ
A.. tlsrs. ara ta9'e Of the i.@y s especially sv.sl
Apil SAL ee.9cs from his ste residences. No wyetssl
a. brootyn. h-rsrs airs will be Inferred in Greenwood
%. Of c5l,qnpilSn. William Jseisoa Haley sas.s zoe Il
tlA. D. Haley, E.q., IN the 2sih year Of bis age.
5ohSsTdS-ia ~in.@:asrrs, on w.aa..d.y, Apra4
I.li. st.. .sashtsr Of Roest O. .sS Mana Johaste.
,ss g ,"..d n. fs 4. q sSy: s,. AZ. 'aS''s
EisssAs.~Th. fansr.l o Richard s. KI...~, IT,. vi,
tai. p,se. III, lshd.I s.-rne'n isen tho resdssss q
esi7ss ana -re. Of the family requested sssst.
wtlout ttiitsr Invitation.
Mn ssis L1uis Loyo r.is Of the ls;s Cha Lloyd. ssl
s.s,t,.r Of the late Jsefb snsli. E'9
sted 70 attend the tane. the redisaes fher erotAsA-
law M Thos Lsns No. ~ Wstzs. on Saturday sfsrnss..
he lib met oeSet whsses her remains viii b taken 70
LAwRENcL-On rbur.,sy, ,ril cs,h.rns rsnns. a.
osULLiv1nEit bic residence No 81 Willow st. Brook
Iys Jer.si.h Osuvsn lac Of Cork Irssnd. Of nase.s-
ton Of The lang: I'll only three Or four days. aud
Particulars Of BIZ. funeral 70 morrow
OBRlLs-s Fort nshis.e .. saturday, March II. Char
sPKNcER-on Tharsasy April s. M yossps ?. sSss ssr.
FssersI services st hs lat. residences, No IS King d
O'Clock ?. NJ today His remains wd DO .aksa v Nsw.ya-
ssy for lp'nnept
sMIrH-Ou Wednss4sy afternoon, Aprl g. Ada =. saieh
dssshisr Of Thoum C. and Margaret z Smith. In the i~k
year Of Der asa
Tia fsads Of the family invited hss sasr
from the residence Of her psreas. Ne 10 xsst 3shs ~
(Fridsy) shsrsooo. ct 1sioek
TAYLOR-Ou Thsnlsy nsnins. ApsQ ., Anslh y. daA0A-
ter Of the late Jsha fsslsr II tie II ysax Of ~ ~
Tho receives s,l fssAs Of he family rsSsssl . ~
essd her funeral sihsst further tsvtsuea, 6so ceAssy
Church +thsv. corner Es.ss. % SssSrdsy AssfSssa *
oc<eL
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION.
IL c;al N fin, Of IL Board xaa halh l.af az

n IttIIhg VI IIIt I'VhIu w U"IU Iatt 5FFI
ING Smith. toe President, occupying the Chalr
Mr. BowE moved thst the School Sou,e Cmmi tee 10 in
trucso To proceed Wtb ih- ion II hOa~ fo 10
LisIiet no .heT tie psIs std sp-ei6slions Of Gfu-
sstd but steT enthJ discussion the subject referred
bach for
Mr. aArHoNY ,uhuitisS Repot the fpsnsis condiion
Of School D-ic. No. a. o sss ~ formerly Bu.hc. nd
sLdsd th,t the fusbez sf.r II esch Of h-se Dee
ncD be .pt o0ot from ether portions OF the city for
Trsseut yer which Wa adopted
TIE sBslte tomu,e r-tOted 10 favor o. ppori
pence for ssiies Of supernienoeat CHRIS std Me,sef
hud'ns IN which greetings Of the bo ere
hec IS 45o fhe three secons % the
so'icsteo Civ, fuilovf To SroOsyu. (o1 80 WI!
isr .tprsb, Al 40. ara bn.bwick. 4l5f Adopted
Tbcuu Valentine appointed PrincipA Of school No
10 Of 10 ser The tsnsacn OF s1ne
s1oit. pal bns 50. The b and &C Oafn.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
ASSOCIATIONSTS.

An adjourned meeting Of the A.soci.tionis.s took
place lost evening e! their 'oomr, No 555 Brosd-
1t rely the reuii ion Of Com nittee formed for
the puIpose Of drawing up resolutions &c. previous,
70 permanent reOrg sbzstion Of the Society. When
that Is accomplished, the Associa,onists contenolse
having public demonstration; until then, no sever,
ihfy 60 rot think 1t sd7ilable 70 make public their
f,rocee6ifps.
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MEMORIAL,


10 TIE Ho.eraNe N. Cc~~o- Cousca Of ne CITY o.
The Board of EdGcstion Of the City OF Nsw ork,
resrectully represent-thst in the month of Novem-
Der la.t past, an application made 10 your Hon
oIahe body il due legal form for al appropriation OF
SIPS col 90 TO meet the deficiency in the sums sp-
poitioDed TO meet the necessary aud legal expense. o.
ecueston Ia the Common Schools OF ths CRY OF Nsw
York the encicg DecemeeI ST. ls5i-and es 10 SAD
srpe alton formpE printed document inown As tosa neat
NJ IS Of the Board Of Edueson fo the wear 1881 eopes OF
which were urnhed e,eh meubsr Of the Common Coun
cD us m " set forth and certified the cause OF 'uch den
etey and that the same unavoidable a. provided 10
10Th section Of Of Lesurs reve to the Con noz
Schools Of the City Of kewYor and theefoe, In pat'
suauee Of provisions OF said section IL va, req1"t
for The Com mon Council rsis- by loan IN anticipation OF
the such a sefe neccssay 70 rees
sUeh deficiency But the Common Couoet Tor the year -
either from she OF time or some otner fsSon
The Board OF Education has been sppn'ed ala nor mNe
the appropriation hitch hofn-d and o .e
statute referred quoted eonseqaspes Of wsen tne
the jast liabilities causing tedsncy referred to- wteoui
neesnihs upon the amount esiiusted and sowea ~ s
suReo of ne expense OF Common Schools foi 'Hs yeu
00 sha bn therefore been compelled 10 0vsncs ana pN
the e out OF The school the yreeent year Ia
o. tnn ans nnless honorable body ~u nos
arpoate the AZ ount deficient 1854 waiting
TO fyS 70 me Board Of Ecu nscesary be pre-
tant for The psesss Of the m, ana the
lie seconms ds'iea In CooDs, SSAeo ElucUios for
1855 Imam ueh 90 the balance Of the pasl aaA
rss1 BY the supervisors for che pSseat yss Vii scs,csly
suffice to meet the euresi sxpsases apss
the presest schools In operation
Many Of inpsrsncs thesefsrs remain vita
out s,,eatOs srlss Tie Cs.nsa Co~aeu vii spp'spris,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

is THAT ALL" Indeed il is. ron my
Lcror. 2 a. g,-s for al, rich Silk"
Pray TIL ne. I1Lie. dear. whsFe Gi you parchre . ,"
Why. 81 CFAs EEaEp Cos. No Soi Gfsa3st. - DO
sure Where else You GUn. suppose there 10 aay
tl tie city here essG hs Il Pce,
d. you
don't know They 90 tell strange stories .Aout h.r
IL soods that store issly. I'm e,ls tell 10 they
90
" No. ueither Osly know that Mr.. Heard cent ma
Vord dis 1acInrF that be iaends o.-nag Of
rich ssdss Of he .tes s; SD ~hat DO you sugpss
Dc UTlces ~
d" r.,ls don. Know. PIsy tell me
ais
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BROOKLYN IIX.KS.

ALDERMAN OF THE TWELFTH WARD.-Charges
having been brought sgsiOst AID. Th oms' Mulcahy,
Of the Twelfth Ward 10 the effect th-, be ii not re-
sided in \ e city & sufficient, epg Of time Con-
nitee of Investigation appointed by the Com non
Council and at the sai restily they reported ihs.
the charge was entirely ursaa, ined.
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fAfvertisementI

Roor takes perfect Pictures in all weather
PooT i,brs rel Tfe s're PhS'oarayss % -ssvaa
PocT's plsn psrusrFcofy have been sgus,ed
PoOT's See --osc 1pe- are i.ir.eiss Ofart.
Rcor's PkofosrBpts e Al! ire. arr uasurpAo.d
E00r's Prem 4 G4llsTy y sr, EASY Of scos.a
RooT l. ~ No 80 brcsdFSy e0russ Of Fra1sttn Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

SUNDAY LIQroR SELLING Five separate charges
have been rsds ssaEs Fdwsd Neville keeper Of the Kss
County Hstel for yOistls the cJ oSinsa'e b, s-lns
liquor surdsy the penalty being $50 Tor s,ch oa.s'e
The ,fis b.'or Jusic- Perry ud Jury
yesd,y ..rnoop, At he old City Ball. in the late City OF
Nilisu,bursh.
The eef.u,e required ~ presence Of the City C.'k %
prove ~ Neville held license and for th prpose the
iri.l az Iourued until r-rt week
conpnts have been made ssanst seTeri otter Dealers
the as will take place soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
la " LNIELLIGENCE.
cnr-Rr nE ApPEALs-AIn..r.Andll.I aai

COURT or APPEALs-ALeAsY. ipdi s. 1855
presept-All the Judges. No. 30. Field ag.. o.
tr,n6er Armed. =. Sherwood for appellant; sehooa
maker for respondent No - Resryed for April IL No
81 Reserved April TO- No 80 Judlmept reysrsed by de
fs1lt HUI, IT. No q Passed No ~ Mutual Benefit
Lie I,ur.uce Co ,st sutton. Arsued Nichols for 'P-
John Hutben for respondents Evening session %
b held.
FvISfNc SESSION Ne. q. trgusd . . -
Caerdu for april s-tos 5 ~ 70, ~ ~ o. d. % d. o.
q.
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COuRT CALENDAR.

suPERioR CoURr-Monday DeIt-Nos. 30, liza,
49, 2ce as ca ga 80 u.s. 80 49, 80 2i2 to $50 ga %
to 969 "a NJ "a z75 276. AL Zs, a. 100. iUi 21
CohNOS PLEAs-PsIt Ii-Ssiurdsy.-Nos. ~, 60,
SIS ST. ss2 50 $50 40 40 80! 70 ls6 Part Ihoe-
az Nos 70 +s7 40 ~ i6, 40 ISL ITO, 49, ~ ~
vi SIl. fl2, 4iR 80.
SrfRENE CoURT--Spee,oi Ierm-Monday. -Nos.
% "a A. 50, 90 no I24 ll2 ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

tbs Departments At pr,spt the rssters PERFECTLY ina>-
reft't OF h Department snd receive d-rton.. -te-p
{ On The COMPANY -oud safest tn., ts- ,nn.nJ
u sutr-d - provide 70 3bvi.s I've dh-ae. sH'ri
tbt.r euiinG e viz the lamp not bureisf
Su'irs the severe cals sssth-,
Fer fsrnshus &c the different puhlc b1iirr' the Con-
Pet. - hs- bean tnsy DO prvss 1TidGAs W.
- 'oT sv-y tscussbs feet
HsVrg rsc,ved ies'ructi7-s from the Commas rolr IL
in rescr % uith the Company, they
Uniting tie public amps. TIE before n=n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

ACLDENr OF Music On Saturday there will be
sacred and iscelaneous Concert including Rossnis
Ststat Ma.er-ihe new Sta6at being postponed I'LL
the 10Th In consequence Of the necessary rehearsal
OF Wm Tell there will be no opera to night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

RTsHToNs COD-LVER On is particularly
sesrtsd 20 ives thts To b. scaaiae Il
nlust L,vs FREprRick RrsnroSs ms 10 ~ On e.
l.te EcTIcE-Se Other pttes are aG'h0Iiz the
Of RusHroy eitsef solely Ii coansc lon Si.h any
others Oniy House eoTaer Of Barclay AID
No AZ B. Oa3wsI, CoTGtT VI CsnAlst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

sAvAGE THAT MUsIc HATH 10 CHARxs FOR -
refreshing specimen of b.rb,risn complains OF our
modern Iroubsdou-s, whom he de'ignites BY the
disgusting appelstIon Of Organ Giinc ers for an-
ro!Ig sleery.hesds, ike hi. Own, with "sn uu.
earthly Doi'e csllsd music' between sni - p
NJ and hopes that these proie. may be requested
10 owe on
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MARRIED..

sTAwTON-BROWS-I Broohlyp. on Wednesday syss-
ms April at the Church Of the Restoration By the Rev
H. rye bbsg.tus C. stantsn 70 CAEons L second daaxb
ter Of ijsh BSOwD, Esq.
sEGGEsnASs-GLsA soN-oo Th0r'd,y March ~ By
The Rev DR. H.wks MI n.y. sessermsDn OF Brsmss, Cor
many to u.. Ma w. only daughter Of ths sts Daniel
Gleason Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

PCYI-HsEET OF PATENT-SAFs SwIsDLERs 1t
hiss been the pr,ctee many Yeas past Oh. New
,Tnsen especially those opersof uPon ne patent-sas
HohoEsa With hsr Vctims IN order to
eude the police Of New York By committing their cr Ia
smother Eso they could New YORK With bet
prospect Of delaying. II not entirely sspBf JnEce II
dstsctsd To remedy this evil The Hon. d. Oresory Jr
Las pre,eue biz in his New Jersey Lesiaatlue Tor their
severe puuhhmsnt "te bill bss 'scOne law and per
convicted c. .win6Dr b, such ussos may DO sen
tened tbe State Prison ~ not ess th,a
n gre than years. and rsy ne Of not sxceedisg o. OS
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MARINE COURT irsrL 5-Bsfers lodge Nc SIsraY.
rLAin OS ALLEGED ACREEsENT FOR Rooms AND
PoaPl.

W7-i.nn Es.r,on AIT vi ism sssly
Mr. A. Powell alleges TIA. Mr. y, counselor a.
ssresd with ssd Po~e TO take bosd aud rooms house
Of I'D POWELL No is6 Wees TniItsthSs for -sB stop.s
e,u.bsr ard the CONSISTING Of TOO lover par
loIs psrlor sud bedrooms uP,'sAn sssy ans ~
s,ushtsr suhsequetdy len and M desnn,d 70 pay tas
al rsr Mr. sosrei the claim Tor the sors ke
10 BIZ time SIR V,ou. VINO brought sut IN tns C9a
tTen.s sons' ielseed 'a~ N A''
pr,I,rt sui. is for ,absequ-nt res, II the ro7Es from
2h D,eemter to 10, February lS4 ct a. per .eeE miinf
s21s xhb Ar Powell assiEnee 70 ps4an Tor 81 .na r1
tn SIR seey agreed to take tbs board ADD roo ms 70
lot Nay 1ks ;ensd. % s.o eooieIfsi InA. az ose5
occupy the lover p.Iors out tHss '.sy :. ~
+, hir, ara ihe family Of Mr. Powell 10 common -.o tna
a.. L0.d inksrio snd the price charged
e,..iy- that Mr. sssy and bis ads9ted da1snt1r as iH
srcor we're bosre5s 81 hs RsndsFs 10 TENN where
80, .u table and they well t1stef
ara pse for ard o"srd for the three M his T.,
and ierv,rt Of latter e5 w.es that tney oseans :"
on.irt,e With Mr ard Afs. Pose from hsvne boarded
Aot e Der. hey sra tia, Mr. s-ey md his szly
,r. Induced 20 the house OF Ms kan4s anf 20 TO
board with hr Ms Po-e nom me sreessat spolcs
h,t III. stated opey Object 70 them their
h heinz 10 the Of the ADOPTED daughter
Ms Poss; that they Represented themselves beioG Of
hisL huny eorneetons-Au fovs being 60 les tina,
e,ushtrr Of Pedro Emperor Of Brasil who continually
sent he, and that they well OF that they
would have other bosrden In the hs1ss and ths. every
thips should be nsde com iortsble.
the contrary Of al this vu ALLEGED that Mr. and Hra
p not Of high eonneetions bat tas eontrary-thss
their table furnished exsssdissy ts:y
,,a N, Pcv. rr..,ed Ms C very unl cd, saraios Der
maid Of the hease and issvinG hsr without
ssktance ste Of Der extending her vhsa
shs a. ob1eens % Mo C. taxing lesssoe % tss piano.
yss Be veuld have such a aoiss IN the he.se al
thoa,k be knsv that she undef lnsxseroa q Ma
RAndss snA osld be hh hoase-that her pisao By
ssrssnsst U the svW psr.sr. Which ~ ssssly tsSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

CARPETlNGs, OIL-CLoIHs, &c, IN every van
sy the very To-. price,. for ssh V.vs. Tapestry
SPY nd lnsaa CGrpets from sg ttoa. OLcloths y feet
vide under Ws Rowe H.. 20 Hsdson st., Syd1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

As ACCOMMODATES RIM DEALER.-Tde wife Of
Peter ss,ts iesdns in the Fourteenth W,rd ye.sr5sJ
made onr.t TO Capt Gu,chsd OF the Fifth District Pc
hes ths Philip s.,d the Keeper miserable low Sroffery
habit Of selnE to her hu and
day end nisht and th her husband some
times lies here eli rish In b-ssy state OF late xeiiloa
Cen pansn further says that what Mead sells for brandy 10
10; bIsIdy, but u. ular Eghtainz'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

ARREARS OF TAXEs-The Controller puhll.he' in
another column an important no ice to o'ue's OF
property on which there are unpaid taxes. Fhe
whole amount of that ought 10 be IN he City
Treasury is over $500 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
CITY HEMS.

We had Yesterday spriukug Of much needed
rain. AT light ii came down for while quite copi-
ously. If should have thorough drenching
now, We might reasonably look for warm spring
weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

CORR oF SEssIoss.-Joseph Schram was tried on
assault ard battery femse and found
guilty John Moran charged With burglary In the first degree
Ia bseskr and stealing 81 O0 worth OF DIV seots om
10 WILLIAMSBURG, In Sepieaber ln placed
trial. The cssc !. continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

HUDsov CoUsTY BAsg.-Tbe following gentlemen
D. :. Gregory lohn Cssdy N. ArnsiTOns John Or 18th e.
poucn, { JerkinI A. Becker J. Van Worst Andersoa
C. Morgan and samuel Wsseo,s John Cassidy was re-
elected Prelident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

CHirF FsCfyFIR.-lIu Hose Company No.
a J.r.v C- met Wedresd.y evening snd appointed
Committee three with Committee, from her Com
Chefsn Engineer and Afss,zcts They
also ADOPTED Q resolution that Hu1son Hose Company No.
hsvt entire confidence In Samuel A Frepca tbs present
Chief request their Committee every e1eTtOn TO
bis % that office"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

p,slNG CoUNTERFEIT MoNrY.--Yesterdsv, s m.n
rsr ed Nichols Core resident OF Saratoga Cou5'v
rested " Sergeant senet of the Fifth DisIiet Police
ekaEe passing s. counterfeit bill on Samuel Spencer
smith ia Gruss Accused nds 10 appear before jus.
tiee Bowel On Saturday, for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

TyAIprRNAy TIIsAyS AND THR CLAY FVStRN
CIorH.-"W no took The b.osdc 9th uted A. the ~
"Dersl obsequits Of the late Isbfy Clay isssab'
iect Of discussion about the Cry Hal The f'loFinf
affidavit in rel,tion 20 a chsr-. sc-Ist oce g'b'e'n n
was made this morpii beicIe Geo-ge keloch, Com
mf sioner OF Deed:
Hugh Mas,e,tcu. Pc'iNmln. a''sched 70 The
ofce OF the Chief ol Poiic-, brnG dU's sS"fni &c
poses and ssys q a, he nas Lest ihe s''em 81 m,,s
ty Ex-polc. msu W IA II B-lsii J-tcre TIE PDlIce
1--we tieai.s Coma -. IL Shcb Opponents ;hsIg-d
With kay written notice rejoicing ~ n the char
sc'er of d. 1 n.msnu, E'q
"Depop.It 10 sitivt " denies ever having written
such notice, ~ c.stug, ny word or act sur upon
the Ctsrtct,r 81 NJ. eWsI ether directly or In IL
rec'ly hu'. or he ccrtrsry, deponent hiss always
held Nr Temsnn ~ the highest estimation A. man
snG utl.msr. Depouent further says that he hss
roLrowl.cge whatever OF what became CT the cloth
il erection"
Aso-gER Gas CoSTRAcr TO Br MADE.-Joseph
T.. Eblirg Con missioner OF Streets and Lamps, in
srtwer 10 resolution for information respecting the
expiration of the contract with the New-York G.s-
Light Company, has sent the following communic.-
tiop TO The Common Council
herewith transmit you q copy OF the contract With
the New York Gas Light Company, which expired
jan TO- 1855. l addressed q communication 70 the
Board Of Courcilnen on that day, q copy Of which
YOU viii find annexed informing them OF the expire
tont said contract and askiDe fer instrucsops 10 re-
l.tisp TO vi the Conpsay also distracted
n. Company eostinus lshtins usul further directed
the Of the contract vheh expired jan TO- s,
Which distractions tbey complied sth
v,uld respectfully the procrsty OF this Depermeei
sppciitss the an sct q. ssy ,o va
the CsGpeny appsisns and paying 81 as hshtsn Ths,s
.:s sSSsi - sSpoa ~ and - under The ls 'sa'r' o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

Firm WARD AssEssoR.-Murray Whiting was So
Iouie3 Of the Fifth Ward the la meeting OF n
Common Council to I'll vscspcy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

LAW AND ORDER hTrrIsG-A meeting Of those in
J,re, City favor Of Temperance ID L-~ aud Order
IL called for tbs ey.as the Rsfr ned Dutch Church Ia
Grand The ohi.ot Of the meeting s TO promote the
OF he elecu OF lose dses b. voted =,
Tuesday next VII vii oi.sourss. liquor selling