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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

M.rREw JORDAN, AsctoneeE
DY JORDAN & NORTON, Auctoneers and
ID Comnishoa Merchants. No $50 Brosdwsy, zap stalu1
between Franklin and Leonsrd-sts
MONDAY EVENING March II
Auction Sale OF Miscellaneous srd 81 ,ndsrd Books par.
. BooIseler's soch-sone of the Books slightly dsmsse1
Also New Roohs and stsiio.s,y To commerce 7oesst
Auction Sale of STATIONERY, tons, and FANCY
GOODS, st icy o'cloei
NOUNTRY SEAT for SALE at AUCTION
" In R,e We.,chester Co by ANTHONY J. sLEEcxER,
At The Merchants EXCHANGE the 18th day Of M.rch 1855
IL o'clock For bills giving fa Psrteasf spy % tos sss
tiopesr No BIZ, sd-st J. w SOUTH ACh NO iss Broad
v.v OFT p BURGER. No 10 Beskmsnst
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ITO LEASE for the TAXES-A FARM of 80
Il acre. ct MORRI5ANIA MARTIN ZA8afSKiE,
No %; West l4th g.
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W. :. MELLoK, Aucti0neer--By HOUGBros l. MsLLoR
IO.NOkROW lIhursdayl. at lOi O'clock. al

TU-DONJtOW IIHuIsudFJ, at IU3 O'CLOCK, at
Il No III HazaIsf., Ieremptory sale Of e CABINET
FURNITURE. fuperJr-t rosewood u and 7Octsys
PiANO-EORTEs sold 10 pay advances without In
the shove vii b. found men coeetoo any offered this
>pr and worthy the attention Of e trade merchants
h0fe proprietor and others Catalogues morning Of
Every facility for packing the premises BY experienced
packers
PARLOR FURHITURE-Elaborael rosewood suites
eoseIsd In cOsly brocsde bocaee. push and hairc.oh
richly CeteE Pier Side and Fsncy Tables caryei Ra
Cr doom ana backs Side and Corner kt4zere LAdes
PaIor Secretaries and Desks lined s1h al wood and white
holy; Frenchpaie Mirrors ~h other nch fancy articles
CHAMBERS-Solii rosewood Be.ste ads Dressing Bureaus
sIbe-toqs Naahsnds. Cof1nOdes &C.. 10 Cd; walnut
AID ahossny DO IA ~ai variety; chy aud Eas-
esd Chamber Suites with and without m4fbetops; Chairs IA
great variety. &C.
DISlNG-ROOM-soih oas Buffet. walnut DO superior
made ExteusoD Dining Tables in ak mahogany walnut, birch
ard rofewood, with Chairs 20 match.
LlBkARYRieh Bookcses and secreares 10 walnut
wood and Mahogany Of toe attest styles ana designs; LosU
Desks, Tables ac.
Also y O'Clock preefey several ne toned 81 sDa ctsss
PtIOFortes al q which fully aud worthy TIM
attention Of the trade and other Sod adysDcea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-23

SILVER Wedding Cake KNIVES Pr Knives Fish Knives Pctle
Forks Ice-Sream Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knives Chi
drens knife, Fork and spoon Silver Cups Napkin
Rngs &c.
Watches Clocks. and Jswelry rspsed less than the usasl
prices Watches and Jswelry taken u exchange.
GEO. {. ALLEN,
Importer ofWstche and Jewelry. Wholesale aud Retail
No ii Waist. (secord hoor)
Broadway Ne York
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+. COTTON Auctoneer
L ARGE SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

7. NOLfON AuttlDlttf
I ARGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
- TURF, PIANo-F0RrE, MIRRORS, &c.-F. Cotton
will sell THIS DAY, "wednesday May % a. l0l o'clock,
the Auction Rooms No. 81 Beekmsn second story
Jorge Of good AMI SECOND hand FuRNifURE
of03ewood Paor Funi Sofas 10 IA rclDt
and bocae Chairs yolairc do Tete Ietes mogany
French Beeeds Dyans Couchss mahogany and norwood
Secttsfs End ROokcaes marbet0D Dressing and plan Ba-
msbetop Center Card and sofa Tables backN innt
Extension Dining do carved and plain ROckers agr a1d sn.
Freutbpaie Oval Mirrors Carpets and OclOh Beds and
Msfuesss &c Also one Suite Of marbefop Cottage Bed
Furniture good order Also rich u Lace
tornces. Alec rosewood Piluo-f0re "A
snd fully warranted Also twenty fail pieces Of On-
cloths and twenty dozen cufed maple and bacwangt Chairs
Sale perempfory and goods must De removed the day
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Uatebes, Jewe!rp, &r.
DEDUCED PRICEs.-wATCHEs, JEW

DEDICED PRIJES--N AlCiEc, JEW
IL ELRY, DIAMONDS and slLNER-WARE.
The underlined the lsst eighteen years weknOwn
Dealer Importer offers for sale al Goods In his line, At
lower price. for the quality than any other house In
New-Yok Philadelphia any other city, and will send BY
mail express
WATCHES JEWELRY, &c,
10 ~ Of the United free Of chafgs AT Goofs
warranted represented Orders by mail postpaid faithfully
attended 10.
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FueFxE B. PaAsKLs, Auconeer--By FRAsKLs s. NICHOLS
MORTGAGELs SALE Of the FuRNITURE.

WI FIXTURES, 6c., Of the GLOBE HOTEL Fultonsf.,
conner Of Cinonst, BROOkLYN-On SATURDAY. May ~,
1855, a. Oi o'clock tand continued MONDAY May o. and
tie following days until sot) consisting Of splendid Pahor
Chamber and D.nzrOom FUN yz Suites Of rosewood
Paor Furniture. Teealetes Sofas and Cnsirs u all nds.
BOckcsses Wardobss bed,ead Bureaus, W1.stands aud
C0umodesj Center Tier Side and Fsncy Table,; Extension
Dining Ttbcsi splendid Pier, Mantle AID BEDROOM Mrr0rs;
Chandeliers aud Gas Burners OH Pantngs; Tapestry, Brussels
end nzrin Cspsts; Hair Msitrsses Pail ss sheets Blan-
h. and CoUnterTens Table Cover C1s Os and CrsckerY
Ware slveEp4ted Ware Knives FORKS 2c Kitchen Furn
Stoves acbeng n Oh very extensive Of
Hotel FEnifurr uneh oil nearly Oders viii BE- received
pivs purhlse Of the above mentioned property until Pr
day evening To Be old ssy ohate ortzase By
der Of MORTGAGE.
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GUNNER Retreats.

DOARD in the HIGHLANDS-After the ISL
I'D ofrsy the large and House Of sno.eo
near Cornwall LANDING Huiso3 River vii De open p
BOARDERs The distance from NeT.fork - % inne 49,
er. psssns daily 20 and fro Distance from iderAa nsi
Al Al. mes Terms Board and sceomrnod atlon m0oea'
Adde'S FROST BRUNDAGE. Cornwall. Orange 20.
COUNTRY BOARD at NEW-ROCHELLh, ~
~ ysry healthy and delightful location; no House -
..deI fe Lawn ID Garden Rooms large and srs SUI VI
yery sssy scoe.s TO city by New Haven ears
dsy TENS from - 10 per week GOOD sfsons go ~
AZ dvs. sitp,ed near ths water Inquire New Rochelle
p.vnr =, b,oadvay and Whites Of Aessrs- PETERSON
HUMPHREY.
COUNTRY BOARD and PLEASURE-fam
~ lies Of sropn persons, nse persona, can oD'sin
HhEENT BOARD large pr1yae residence near ne Dshs
81 The liver AZ Little Ferry nine miles from ho6ostn Newye
This pscs affords every facility for bahns, fishing ndns
s.ips Lr als good sbng for hors The stages running
eary and late the psnkosd from Hoboken TO hackenses
"a. te bouse Board from IS "a For particulars sppy 70
~ .dire.. n b. WISANT, Lttie Ferry. ". J.
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paints, Oils, Slass, &e.

DLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT
I'D The original only genuine AT Gle that cen be sold with
out violating my patent constantly hand bob ground IN OF
and dry powder the general depot, No. liz Pear Han
oyer-sqGare, BY the patentee. "M BLAME.
ERENCH, and AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS,
Il WHITE LEAD, PATENT-DRYER and COLORS.-The
SUBSCRIBER having completed their Works, pro-
pared 70 m oil orders the above named articles without de-
av and on The most voabe Particular attention Is
70 grinding aud putting up ofour Zinc Paints and purchasers
nav dspeud on having pure that vii become hard
ia the kegs. MASthf "EEnSi
No III MG.den-lare, Neg-fOrk
Manufacturers and Importers ef Zinc and Coiors.
n colOred Zinc, superior Article, Tor painting
rounfrN .honsss md hrickwork.
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RussFLL v. Wgsrcorr. Auction 'er.
~ ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

NTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
NRoSFWOOD PIANO-FORTE. RICH CARPETS. Sc.-
THIS DAY "Wednesday II O'Clock house No Y straw.
between 18th his embracing lsrg, and splendid
ety OF Psor Charbcr and Basenen, Furniture Of every
description being the Furniture Of II consisting Of
wood ard mahogany Tee'a-leies' Tapestry, Wilton aud
Thrcepv Carpe; elegant rosewood Piano Forte Stool and
embossed Cover costly rosewood Paor Suite covered blue
and sod tapestry; mabletop rosewood Center and rsI IA
Ann and Rectron Chairs Rockers Shades and Cornices eh
Nsrte Vases aud Ornaments Clocks Pnung superb rose
-ood and mahogany Bedseads splendid Hair Mattresses.
Fesfber Beds two superior Sofa Bedstesds Lounges spring
seal Chairs marbe-op Washsnds gold decorated Tot Z sets,
ROSEWOOD snd mahogany maeop Bureaus SOFAS Dinng aud
B akfst Tables Cottage Cheirs, cut ,ssware uch Clins
Set. sverware Crockery ronware OhCloh STAR Capets
Tia, sand &C combining everything requisite Tor wefar-
ished hore Sale positive shine. Catalogues eaa Do
obtained carly this ming at the house.
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IA ROOMS 20 LET with BOARD. House gen'eel, and with
all the location Of the best in the city; good
references and pernanence desired Prices mpaTayey mod
crate resident family depend other means People Of
the house American. Call at No. IS 81. Markspsce.
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Clothing.

INSTRUCTION FREEZE. DEGRO0Ts
Granite Hal Ca,h Clothing Warehouse, situaei At No
~ Fulton-sf New ok and other similar esab'shmen,
car b. foun where tine people can be 20 re.rectaoy
artistic skil with choice select IS 80 happily united
lust FINISHED-The most elegant hal
- ever offered fox a. usually sod or 5t-neH HATS :"
sns - g. T. Il. BROWN, No. AO Cana 81.
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A NJ MvRwIs. Aucfiooecn
BANGS. BROTHER * Co-Trade Sale

Rooms No. IS PaTk-row.
MpDSFSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY :, 81 o'clock.
VALUABLE LAW liREARN-fhs entire private coiee-
ton Of the ate Ejsh rs1e, deceased comprss com
ret 80. Of Comnon and ChAncery Reports Al nirAy
ks,ort. United STATE. and Laws gests indies Con-
pep,are- Trea,ises embracing great yauety on rare and
xausbe ENGLISH BOOKS. Ac; being one Of the lArsess
law Ibtss that has been offered Catalogues are nog
ready. . ,.,.,,.,, "a, ,-.,.,.k
cuOIcF PRIVATE LIbRARY-Bsing the msceilAneoas
uoou of the Lbray OF he late Hon. hha PANE aeess
embracing assortment Of choice cories Of
- 49, IN he various branches Of Literature, Arts sai Sch
ene. inc ui1s many exceuxy rare books, ana Ase coz
lcficn Of Miscellaneous Literature, &c.
CsfsOgnss ready. =,
MONDAY MAY q. End continued on he following dav,
GREAT SALE or WORKS OF ARr-Catiosues OF Che
,sgicept Works Of Art be -od above now ready.
sn specrrns Of the prominent works IN this great cob
lecticr are arranged for examination.
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TrNIs MoRRELL. Auetionesr.

TUNs MoRRELL, Auetioneer
ATNo 81 Nassau-st., at lOt o'clock, consisting
n Of isrrp ard splendid assortment OF HOUSEHOLD AZ
Tr1TEs va: Rich Velvet aud Tapestry CARPETS tn lots % s
40 Sofas hairs Rocsers Retg ratios. On fss
ne Nirrcrs Pier ss, Mantle Ciocks eornef Stsnhs
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Boar6 an0 nooms.

A FRENCH FAMILY, without children would
IA let some comfortably FURNISHED ROOMS, with
BOARD to Gentlemen. The House has all the modern
and is situated blocks from Brosdwsy
References required. Apply No. % East l2tb-st
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Sales bn Aueiion.


foHS HoucH. j.. Aueton--r.
4 SSIGNEES' SALE of elegant Rosewood snA
"A MAhosaEy FURNITURE, FIASO-FORrH. Roy. ra,>--
y Nsyet CARPETIN0, PIER CLASSES OIL PANT.
mos, SILVER WARE, CHINA WARE. &c. THIS DAT
q lt a NJ precisely a. No - Maray.si. ii, eatrs co
tents efthe b whiCh toWs: Elegant soi nsas
rosewood Sues. richly upholstered In ant
csfee also h and French Air also IA
In hsrccfh ahogany DO I'D S.crefay Be- A.
case hesvly ard fney finished; Italian Stsfrsfy ~,
he-for rsbs; heavily s focfave do-be tc0a P,
fcrte sde ~ Bsruor Of i city, WARRANTED $50 VERY 81,
rosewood Etsgerr finished hrougio1, IN plate s aud ls
marble; Frereh Work Tables. tncy Reeeprla Chars E.s
torres are and splendid tr-noh-r.se ferGassss Ia eSy
Psi1 tirss " eniren moAeEn artists; Go,ie u4d aai soN
Statasry usrhe Clock; costly Dfeien C1iasSse vss
ssnfa iors; FIRE Ptnch Chns Dinner SCI 70 pieces $50 ss.
era beautiful and coty Tea Sos, nahog.y kNienSoo Take
,h sn,re esryns; Tab Linen French China r.s-
.yicr. fsie Baskets Forks. spoons Ivory Cutlery hessS
cut Casswsre Wines ChImQssnes. Nsdera Liquor Csses ~
rosewood aud mahogany Sedstcsds s9od
teop p-r~iux Bureaus. Wa-hsfards, Co-ntr Aot rowa
stands PAiss. ffe cuedhsar Mattresses, ,ointerpsn-s
poer. 40 Pillows Chua Tolet-Ssis oya and siase CHI
frane Mirrors &c. sac positive.
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HENRY WALDRON-At the old stand, No.
Il 100 Frontsi OF Burug-lip New'fork, has a.
WAYS Oh hand for CITY end COUNTRY TRADE full supply
offAINIS, OILS. WlNDOW-GLASS, &c. &c. The mos ep-
proved brfnds ofERENCH and AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS,
lNOLIsH WITT LEAD, &c. sc.
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AT(TION NOTICE.. BOGAKT, Auctioa-
~ ser-By : BOGART-THIS DAY, Al let clock, At tss
Auction Ro, ms of Frankfort ard Miam MoFtnss
- f.e IS rtrent OF gentecl Household fufaure, Bed
I'm and kitchen Furniture Brussels Thrce-py aud insaa
cTrts Wrt Desks, Secretaries Isockery aud GassvAe.
uprisht PianO &c.
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nlatbinerp, ST.


4 NEW STEAM-ENGINE and TUBULAR
"A BOILER. 4 lfhsrse power with Dree.pumP, Se, for
SAxE: fnse ~ Mss DC eeR ~ oPeslilon a. AAiA
CUTTNG-MACHINEs for SALE.-One o.
~ AUSTlN'S PAPER-Ct TIERS 10 good order f sale By
BOVINE Co, No. 80 Pear-st.
ZION ARD q Will o y,
IL MACHINERY COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LEATHER BANDING MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. 60 Beaver and los Peaast; New-lors-
supply Of al articles required By Machine and Railroad
Shops and FACTORIES generally
STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS.-For Sale
- Chesp one secondhand Horn Engine 10 inches
bore Of cylinder and Zee. stroke one 40 iHeh BY tsei
ore DO 10 by Is inches DO two d. b. % ache. Do do
By = inches Dc one o. sy 1sas. . DO and one DO z
lt-poh fues n each with al aKiures completes
N-AeH =, - ~ a. -, = - - -
- and one secondhand DO Of 2hor-e power Apply 70 J.
BUNCE Il Co, Ne. = Washinsions.
THE NETWORK FOUNDRY and IRON
Il RAILING Co. the sole manufacturers OF Cr0we.rs
ceebrafed Iron Rarg without sso OF entirely
sye Wire Rsng the petest and warranted cheapest
made the United states They make Castings q Columns
and Lues Osiee Desk Railing riders. Verlndas Br.ck
es Nsu;Covers Anchors GRATING &c A. short notice and
owsi prices and eo1sei for the ~hoe Of hs iron work for
tuldns OF ess Sections Of al their WORK the Ware
Mons Nos ~ and 81 DgAne few doors Of Broadway
Fouudery fooi Of 46tb-sr., North River.
ITO PREMIERSHIP SALE, Washington
HAND-PREss Plsisn p; By S., N good order, VIII
hoes improved nsiug Apparatus af1ched Price $40 cash
Alo Russles' CARD tnd JOB PRESS. y ty a. sraag
eiter ior foot steam PowcI Price -5 es-h {. T. BAR
TON. Nc. g Deysi.
ITO MACHINISTS and OTHERS.-Ala large stock
ofRoler Lsthe Hsnd and iie La he's Enns Machines.
CurrirE Eusines Drilling Machines Drills. Reslers ShAfins
Puiey. Hanger Bolts frvn ineh, 1e TIE above n
GOOD order and wiL he sod ve-y rhesp
BRUNDRED BRANDT,
Machinery Agents and Brokers, Nc. l16 Cha.ha-as-.
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TINS MosRrLL, Auosisueer.
AT No. 81 Nassau-st.. at 10y O'Clock. Goa
n sistss Of Rosewood PARLOR FURNITURE. covered .
brucAtee also Mahogany Bureaus With and without M1bs
tors and Glasses. Sofas rctes Easy Char Psor sn4
Rickns Chains Ross WOOD, Nahosany aud Oak fsoes BOA
Racks Corner and Center Efsxsres. &c.
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DAKER & WEEKS, AUCTlONEERS, have
ID removed No. PIAE-Sr where they hope 10 receive
continuation the patronage Of thciI friends and the public
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NOR SALE or 10 LET n NEWPORT, RI

i Large ard oouluoiors HOUSE. known as the SaSt
House coniAnirs 81 Rooms Hss been les As bAiins
Iiouse ;u good repair sod Terms made easy g. the pr
chaser or will be let moderate rent Apply 70 NATHAN
hAMMFTT Newport. X. ].
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Diano- fories ano nlusir.

III. UIIANN,
III SIC and MHLODEOSS-S 7. GORDON, having 2sr
ehsd Mr Beys iatersst the late firm Of Berry G9dss
vii continue he Music and Piano business Il the Old stand No
IN Brsdwsv Mr. g. i sole AGENT for the sale Of hae; ia
sis CO... celebrated Grand and square PIANOS. and Ason
a Hsuliu. Model MELODEOSS. and Will have constantly on
hand an extensive Of the above, " N OK ~
sno- and second hand slso De Bsias AID A
Treueb HARHOSIJM and ORGAN MELODEOSc, wnicn
vii BE- od a. wholesale and retail At The loves. rates fiASOo
10 LIT Single and dOub.e-reec MELODEONS 70 Lii or
sod on Orfhly payments
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

OF Minnesota, will attend the Office of the Register
Deed OF the county aforesaid the last Monday of
1892 and with the assistance of said Register of
Deeds, Will publicly examine the assessment rolls and
oil errors in Valuations descriptions or qualities
lots or other property and it is the duty of
interested to be and appear at the time and place
ana II it shall appear during said examination
that there is lands, lots other property assessed
twice or assessed beyond its actual value or in
the name OF any person not the thereof or anv
lands lots or other property not assessed the Register
ana Assessors will make the necessary corrections
Dated June 4th 1855 JOSEPH LEMAY
Assessor for First Assessment District
JOHN O'GORMAN,
Assessor for Second Assessment District
ALEXIS CLOUTIER,
Assessor for Third Asses sment District
JOSEPH p. WILSON
Assessor for Fourth Assessment District
june4 .a...-.- S.a
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LIFT FOR THE LAzY."-Dr. Hall in his
Journal of Health, comes out against early
rising as unhealthy. At sunrise, in sum-
mer, he says the malaria which rests on the
earth, when taken into the lungs and
stomach, which are debilitated by long fast
since supper, enters into the circulation,
poisoning the blood, and laying the founda.
ton of disease and in winter, the same
debilitated condition of the vital organs
allows the blood to be chilled DR.. Hall
should have the special thanks of all lazy.
dom for giving them this "aid and comfort
only think of lying abed of mornings by
medical prescription !! He evidently is pro,
gressive, and don't believe in the old saw
" early to bed, early to rise, makes man
healthy, wealthy and wise" No, not he.
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We find in the staid and sedate Ny.
Journal Of Commerce the following. 1t is
portion of regular report of the proceed
ings of the City Fathers of Gotham on the
4th inst, and we copy it because it is edi-
flying in very great degree 80
Alderman Briggs presented the following !:
Whereas, David O'keefe is or has been EN-
ployed in the Street Department, and whereas
David O'Keefe, Jr., is member of the Legis-
lature from the LIST Ward, (although said to be
an actual resident of the 18th Ward) and Is
also member of the Police Investigating
Committee OF the Legislature, at SO or 81 per
day; and whereas, Frank OKeefe is Health
Officer in the 18th Ward, and whereas Joseph
|OKeefe, who is only 81 or % years old, has
recently been appointed by the Mayor Lieut.
in the 18th Ward Police, in place of merito-
rious and experienced officer, who has dis
charged his duties with true fidelity to the
Ward and whereas, Simon OKeete acts as
deputy to one of our city officers, being too
young to legally hold Office yet, therefore,
Resolved, That Mrs. OKeefe, the wife and
mother of the above named 'Keefes, be imme-
diatelv appointed by Mayor Wood, as matron
of the 18th Ward Station House, so that
Mayor Wood can congratulate himself on the
liberal public provision for the entire family of
1.-The O'Keefes and further, ..s..
Resolved. That if Mayor Wood has any
doubts as to his power of appointing Mrs. o.
keefe, that he is hereby authorized to assume
the One Man." or even the unrestricted pow
er to make such appointment, although the
exercise of this dangerous power in the heart
of our country might ultimately blow our free
institutions to atoms, and erect on the ruins
throne and sceptre for some such ambitious
and cunning partizan as the Hon. Fernando
Wood. whose bad antecedents are now being
daily confirmed.
The paper was twice read, and disapproved
of in the strongest terms by AID Herrick,
Lord, Howard, Kelly, and others.
Aid. Howard in the course of his remarks,
reflected upon the literary requirements of Aid.
Briggs, and charged that he had to get some
person to write the resolution offered
Aid. Briggs in return remarked that the
character of Aid. Howard was as black as the
darkest night, and that he came from an unell-
lightencd district, and was universally known
as paupcr 'f.
On this Aid Howard became excited, and
threw an ink bottle at Aid. Briggs head. The
latter lodged the missile, and the Chairman,
Aid. Voorhis, as such temporarily, called the
indignant members to order.
Aid. Kelly and Others contended that the
Chair should not entertain such paper. The
Chair contended that the paper must be enter
tanned and submitted to it the disposal of the
Board, and was sustained in his decision.
AID. Brown moved that Aid. Briggs have
leave to withdraw his resolution, which was
carried.
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Thermometrical RECORD for 1s65.
; RVERSgEWa

DC- The Minnesota Belle came in Yesterday morn
iss a. 20 trousht seersiderable mum.
Der of passengers and quantity Of freight We are
indebted to Mr.. Robinson tor copy of her mani.
fest.
( Dc- The Dubuque -the freight boat Of the Packet
Company-came in early yesterday. morning with a,
full load. She will ply during the season between
this paSe and Galeaa forfHight aiones the Company
having purchased her for that purpose. All day yes
terday her crew was BbusiIy engaged "a dischargng
her cargo at the lower leyee, opposite Bass s, Co.'s
warehouse.
o. The Fire Canoe arrived yesterday afternoon,
from Gaiena, with moderate quantity Of freight
board "a
lu- The Minnesota Belle and Fire Canoe are the
downiriver packets for to-day. -tiI1rA 80
OD- The Dubuque brough, M tremendous load of
feight--arger by far than that of any other boat,
except the Excelsior, that has landed at o,r levec
this season. Among the rest we noticed large
amount of Indian goods for the Winnebagoes and
Chippewas. naa' fi's
o. The Missouri River is reported to be at the
lowest stage ever known. short time since, it
was waded at Florence, six miles above Council
Bluffs. BE-. .ar.} ..t .r....sf .s-. ..
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

n@- Major Porter, Of New Jersey, has
a command in the Turkish army equivalent
to that of lieutenant colonel in this coun-
try. There are many Americans now serv-
ing in the armies of the East, both under
the Moslem and Muscovite flags but we
hear of none in the army of England, or
that of the French Emperor.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
st. louis Markets.

The st. Louis Republican of June 4th SAYS Noth-
ing of Importance ranspred relative to flour. Small
lots of country superne sells 80, but buyers touch
with caution. City manufacturers hold superfnc at
80 IS to 80 so, but these prices merely nominal
Wheat, from 81 As to So 28, according to quality
Corn from 80 to CSC. Oats, SIS to 75c. Hay, 81 Is
81 25 per 100 lbs. Fully fair sugar brings 6c; prime
is stored for something higher