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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

The Police DEPARTaESI.-The projected in
proyements in the strength and efficiency of the force
under the active vigilance OF his Honor the Mayor,
has drawn out in the different Wards a vast amount
Of applicants for appointments. Between the va;an-
ces that is expected will shortly be made through
dismissal, and the new appointments, to consist OF
several additional men to be distributed throughout
the Wards, this vast crowd has been thronsng the
MAYORS Office within the last few weeks. Several
have been examined before the Board OF Comn's-
sioneis, consisting of the Mayor Recorder and CITY
Judge. The gross number as recorded in the book
kept By Mr.. Baker one of the Assistant Clerks for
tbs. special purpose, up to last evening, amounts 10
the aggregate to IN Several apple atoms are STU
crowdrg in arc have not yet been recorded IN the
Clerks book The numbers iuctus'e good deal 10
the respective Wards, and we therefore give tran
ac,int in detail:
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Advertisement.
Group Cough

CROUP COUCH can be cured in one night BY
bathing the throat and chest with SrayFOaDs 0LvE
TAR Price 90 cents bottle. Sold at No New st. and By
J. MILHAU, Druggist, No. 1873 Broadway.
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Abandonment

RUsHTON's CODLVER OIL is particularly
adsttsd to Consumptiyes this ssaon To be genuine
must have the signature Of FREDERICK " RUsHroS No
other parties 10 bis PANE either solely or 10
with others At TIE old No 10
Aston House of Barclay aud No AT BTo,dwsJ cog
Caua
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

CouRr OF SEssIoss-Before Judge &ooRE and
Justice, srrLwgLL and saNossYeserday Peter Ryan snA
Michael Tally srsisned for trial on .n afieneot fog
not The alleged place ia futonst the ferry.
ou an evening 10 February when there upon the
gouId The Defendants others Of their Psrty got into an
and by their botsfous conduct eompels1
other. 70 get when they assaulted the conductor Georss
Wilson and him severely The ssnt could not nov
ever be fastened Of the party on their P.na ~.
fhey INDICTED for riot THIS being dh'
timely proved the trial they were convicted Sentence
reserved a., - IT,. -
lame. Indicted for burglary In the hrst Decree IN
br...inx into the store Of VIM H. Mason 10 orsndH WI
smsbush on toe Light the Dist september last and .tes
ina M, dry FOODS amounting 10 value 20 about
Wa, plsred tris but tbs had not been eoneo1se
the Cout rose Kane and Moran are TO be sd - %
Bfenosn made escape from the officer
ubo wa. BIN sing them tom all some months ago
Krycs CoUsrY HosPITAL.-Extract from the Re.
ooI, for the week ending March n Remssios IN Hospital
"a Received by Of Superintendent, ~ born iots.
t7 Trsc .efred Alms House Discharges 90 peesssed
Ii; Remaining, 4os
PIcKpocEErs AT FUsERAL.-At funeral at the
Gothic Church in Grsnd-st Wednesday, the pocsev
yrs Baker Mrs Devils and Miss TUCKER were resso OF
rous Of money by persons who bad entered 'ne
fort HAIR
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Advertisement.
SELL. pRovEsIENT.-A correct Analysis Of

the Psychological Organs shows each Individual TO Whist p-
suit or profession In life he best sdaptedn which he meg
be most succesul- hoo cultivate restrain tho,s fec
ues Decesary obtain harmonious intellectual moral and
social disposition EXAMINATIONS With Written Descriptions
Day and Eyeuipr by Mr.. FOWLER No 3C8 Broadway
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NEV,JERSEY ITEMS.

DISTRICT ArToRsEY 1t is now the prevSp asI,s
opnian that Gov Price will nomnste h %,t,bf Who's
term h.s expired and he not eophrnsd sssolnt Psssr
wst grtu the Legislature sSjourns' ana N'A 'TT
IL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

Prof Henry delivers the sixth Of the Alumni Lee
tuies in the chapel of the University this evening
His subject is Humsn Progress; or The Hist Jrica
" Destination Of the Humsn Race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

Ak"1SAL'-Among the recen. arrivals y, town. We
notice the following;
a. n, lsrNe hovst-Esv. ssnsel Drias b; d..
5, cIs, 's stns; uss A. Lott cntoa c.: Geo.
H Ho1 tyo" f,oI Ra,T sSn lao kIa,s!s
WrsinstIs Co, N Y HOn. W. Cults, ysraoSt; william
AT tse 81 NicHoLAsN n. Cartwright. BrSsspor,, J W
Asrstall. NTxinia: J. King. Conn R w Peekh.m Al
bsly " She mar, 5 A Lieut. 7. II. Parssr Z S'N
z Hsnce, folk Geo Hoc per, Baltimore, John Mi.
lsr Riehn o1S. Ky; H. W. Hall sell Phi sds Fh.i C NJ
Jobtson, ky.
Al the sFrRoPOLTTS HorFL-Coi. J. c Ere pat. Cal.
q Lis jose &c Gsrsy, Mexico; Ju,n ssbchr Mexico;
Hooper, Boston; Charles Halowe Philadelphia; 8. ?.
Rehardson BCstou; J. c. Abbott New Dam sLir- ?. II.
Gretthsd. TsIbes.eei " Case Piu,barza; G.rett 5.
5oyd Wscousin; Bsrtle T. Wi.con.in Geo Whitney
shiornis; Dr. Geo Dickson West Indies J. Fr.utin.
Cnetnt st Rhods Flsher rex..; John shelley Cleveland
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Those who have old Portraits, DaguerreOtypes,
Miniatures Of deceased which thcy wish reproduced
and rendered durable should pay 6sAoYs visit No $50
Broadway.
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MORE PAUPER IMMIGRANTS.
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FROM
ONE SWISS COMMUNE.

BY the following letter it will be seen that the e1-
rortaton of paupers to this port may be expected this
yesr to exceed any previous years trade The bust
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

'naoiiy to attend the meeting. and expressn, bis
.ear'y sympathy with its objects ami progress Toe
hsuvilies we're prolonged to a-.te hour, and srmi.
mated n general harmony
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

LAST DAY But UNE.-This is the last oppor-
uriy CT j1I ing GoLpsMTHs WHITING C'AssEs for "a
the OF Lessons Do DELAY Cards ere uaz
cont ing fall pau be hid the rooms watch WI
be thrown open TO visitors to day aud
OLIVIA b GOLDSMITH No $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

The Board Of Aldermen, affer a tedious session. ad
iouined last evening to the first Monday in April.
The proceedings were not of much public interest.
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IAdyrrtiseu.ntl


IAdvertisem-nt
BLAKE's PATENT FIRE PRooF PAINT. No lis
Pearl st-See under head Of Paints
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IAryertisaIner
CARPETINGs. OL.CLOTHs. &c. in every
fAdyertisemeu.

snd st the very lowest prices for cash Velvet Tapestry
SPY srd Ingram Carpets. from aueton oClohs q fsss
wide aud under NN Row.. Ir. 40 Hudson sprnA-
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Mock AucrIos Jack Ferguson saio'' oO. !.
q worthless wstch a. No. Is Chatnsni 81 We
Officer Claik recovered the money.
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fAdvertisetneot !

LFARy & Co., Art-Hatters and Vendors 20 Gen.
ti,mer Stores. Aston House. Broadway, NY.
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Sr,c,nv TIE Eh-ab,tA Gd=eteer Gays lu, ~ ou
. stleIDL = 80 To~rley, rssijins on tbs h.ssA
.d Combined By sO.n. s ne. af :. yea shs
gun AL .ppesshs .rssd With powder only 10 HE nYa's
% md moved 4. BIZ bare foot or Us pea
the ne - - re under compulsory oio- rss
o. sse nor .ny rsee. Of shot or ball. esaa 30
cause nnrosed be committed the deed WINE "a
bot ~ ypts superDdueed by peeunsy '@
tepres.oa Of hls ba.ines, which vo farming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

STEALING RAILROAD Iron -Jss. O'Hea a boat
mao Yesterday ufssted charged ~ith stealing tun or
railroad iron valued AZ SO the property OF Rob Bird Of
No 80 4h The iron fund concealed IA the e.f Of
OHes which snehor Of the bukh.si OF
R ard Re was locked NJ BY Justice coanoy to S
the theft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

DESERVED TtsrIMoSiAL.-The friends Of Lieut.,
Moiis De Camp, late of the Eighth Wsrd Police,
propose ignoring him with some token Of ,heir es-
teen on Wednesday evening next at the Blocker
Buildings. Mr. De Camp IL widely known as one of
The earnest friends of Temperance and Order, and
has done much hard work in the cause. He il fauy
eetervDg Of the esteem and regar of the people and
we ale glad to zee the movement now alluded to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

J,psrr CRY primary MEErisGs.-Ths Demo
Firt wsd the Atlantic aose % msasSs
ersn i,, 20 oouir ate ard 0,ep Aofam horfsn ~
eC ~ sirm.n Ard John D. Nolan. seeretsiy TIE omo.
.. were present under their notorious ns "a
ns6cy,c s,erp snd who rule the votss OF toen 9
sro9p ofoloven 81 the fn. Of simon ~ ,,osac. q,
A taey term H. Committee sPponteo Y -
r. ,soortea ths Liberal ncks,"-so seized ro@ o~Hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS,
Importers Of Gilt Conices Lace and Muslin Curtsns Dsmss,
Bun Hollands, &C.
kelly & FERGUSON,
Nos. 28oB Broadway and 81 Rea de-st,
offering sreat inducements TO purchasers OF the above
soods All knds OF Window Shades made order Our
manufacturing facilities enable the rsputs-
ton have always hsdo being the cheapest house 10 tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

CITY HALL PLAss-There was another talk in the
Council Chamber, yesterday, over the City Hall
PLANE. One or two new ones, we believe, were sent
In. But few people in attendance, and no
change ia sentiment was observed The Qdsdranyu-
lar Plan of which we have so fully spoken is almost
universally considered the only feasible one, and its
adoption seems to be almost matter Of course.
The STREET.SwEEPISG MACHrSE-A very large
number of merchants, manufacturers, &c , &C., doing
business in the Second Ward, having seen the Elf
cient manner in which the streets OF the Ward have
been cleaned by Messrs Smith, Seckel & Co.'S ms
chimes ard street orderlles under the superintsnd
ence Of Capt. John w. Bennett, and understanding
that the present work is but experiment, ordered
by the City authorities, to demonstrate the practcs-
bty % the machines for the purpose have testidei
that the same has been most thoroughly accomplished,
with an expedition and completeness long hitherto
unknown in the Word; and understanding also, that
the Company will contract for cleaning the whole
City, they respectfully urge upon the Common Coan-
ell TO enter into proper contracts for the accomplish
uept Of this most desirable object. We understand
that the owners of the machines have been authorized
to clean regularly the FIRST, Second, Third, Fourth
ard Sixth Wards, and that they will coon commence
at the Battery and literally make clean sweep Gu
rio.ity.hunters, and amateur geologis.s especially
should be on hand for ges. discoveries in the course
of the deep excavations which must be made in the
prosecution of the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

CHARGE OF FALSE PEtrrssEs-A young man
nsEd Chssl,s Grshsu Yesterday arrested sS O6e~S
MATT ehased With having BY fse pr-ses.s ohsss1
iogr bsTes OF ioGE vsla@a - foa lews xintxa ~
Nc iel Wsast tie represented hs, the aoar Toe h
,ehr Tho. Hls 10 which be sttsehd sid that the I'm
Tor ond b pad pesentsoe 9. No at Brcsi ~hioh
Aher s'ttins Pes-es.ioa Of the property he took
% Town AID sold from whom IL r.esvsrvA
he We eeAed u? By Justice Connolly fJr ui,i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

SIZZLING LoTTERl PoLIcIIs-Harisoe Bsrusk
kfs.e 70 be the pr"petS Of lottery poev .bo, Al No I
hou.'a D1 ws Yesterday Srs.tes ess,s.d wh ess iss-
Fy policy ticAet 70 ore Nancy M-1a- Of Wsnssgrrs d,
violation Of ls~ Ills bscks roc, scheme, ,iss ka v.rs
het ,. the police and he taken befors Iu,tcs Wsal
AID held TO hail In sse - sns~er tbe eh.rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

TEACHERS AssocIArIoS.-This body will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening, in the
Hall Of the Board of Education. The meeting will be
an important one, as steps to be taken by which
the Association can act as a corporate body Oae
fact that renders such action desirable ia the folio wing
The teachers have a nucleus Of what they design
shall be large professional library, worthy of our
metropolis snd of the great of popular educa-
ton This nucleus has lately been enlarged by dona-
tons Of auable volumes from sever friends of edu-
cation. 1t is also the evening for the usual election
of officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

CHoKED TO DEATH.-George --, Ger
man lad IL years of age, who worked a. the Glass
factory, No. e. Duane-ss while eating his dinner
yesterday, was choked by a bone which lodged in
bis throat He was Immediately conveyed to the
New.YoIk Hospital where he died before the bone
could be extracted An inques will be held upon
the body to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

SUDDEN DEATH on A FERRY BoAT.-Mr. Wm.
Kerr, late of No. 1877 Bridge-st Brooklyn, died sud
denly yesterday morning, on the Brooklyn ferry bo.t
Union while her trip to this City. He was, to all
appearance, well when be left his home, but of late
had complained Of pain, and papita,ion of the heart
Coroner Hilton held inquest upon the body, and
the examining pbyscian gave it as his opinion that
death wos caused by dease of the heart, and the
Jury rendered verdict to that effect, The deceased
was 81 years of age, and native Of Iceland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

CoxaIr1Ep FOR RZFuHsG TO MAKE CON-
PLArsr.-A few days since man ncmed lawrence
Connolly, while in fight with one james Rourke,
was severely stabbed in the hip. Rourke was ar
rested al locked up by Justice Brennan, and yester
day Connolly was sent fOr to make complaint
sas;nst him. He appeared and made statement
which he ,gned bat refused to swear TO- alleging thai
be was afraid Of the friends Of Rourke. The Mage
,rs,e re, soned with him, but he still persisted in IN
refusal, and was locked up to tvs him time Tor 'or
tter cor sheraton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

The Hon. Thorn as NJ. Woodruff of this City, died
on Wednesday evening, of paralysis. Mr.. Wood
ruff ives member Of Congress in lsi5-i6, elected
by the Native American party Of that day, by l73
majority. He was also for many years jealous adj
vocate CT Temperance and for the past twelve
months an active and influential member Of the Fiji.
tenth Ward Kaow Nothing Council-almost his last
labor being probably the authorship of the maoi-
esto or platform for the Order at large recently is
sued by Council No. 10. Mr.. Woodruff was plain,
Woodworking mechanic, and was highly esteemed in
private life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

Edward F. Underhill recently the leading Re-
porter on The Times of this City, has taken charge
of the local department of The 81. Louis IateHi-
genor. Mr.. Underhill is ready and accomplished
itemizer, well as an excellent Photographic wri
ter aid unless too much under the influence Of that
basbfulnesa, retiring dfdence, and mistaken modesty,
which tradition ascrbes to all men of real talent he
will prove a valuable member of cur cotemporarys
corps OF writer's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

PRIVATE DIVORCE Mary EhlersNo &c Wooster
It.. complains that her husband John b. Ehlers, has
ueg, ced her, and set her apart from him, and in
duced her to sign a separation paper and that he no
keeps house of i'll fame at No. - Csnal-st, in the
basement, and has married snother woman named
Miss amy. She prays that he may be punished for
bigemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

SEDUCTION By A QUAIL --Jeannet!e Meizies com
plains tina. through the promises and protestatOns
Alexander Quail, sail-maker, No. is Cherry ST. sh'
was led from the path Of virtue, and she wishes ina
meaps be taken to make him fu fill bis promise 0
srrisge so that her child may have father when
is born. She says that abe has no friends In tni
country. The charming French gri thinks tha'
bird In the hand il worth t<o in tue bush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-07

z The west half Of section four IL In township
eighteen u.s. of range tventy-three (23l east
The north half OF section two T2l In TOWNSHIP
twenty CS0, Of range twenty-three 1881 east.
The east half Of section fifteen rs, In township
twenty-five re, Of range twenty four (2il east.
The north half Of section seventeen H. In
east. -
The south half Of section six IS 1 In township
Twenty-Five RI. ] Of range twenty-five r2sl east
The west half of section four RAJ in township
twenty one III j of range twenty six [26l east
The south half Of section TWENTY-FIVE T22 ! In
township eighteen ISL Of range twenty seven
[27l east
The north half Of section thirty. three tss, j In
township twenty-one [2l j Of range twenty-seven
re- east.
The south half of sention twelve Gla,l In town.
shiptwenty-two (22, j Of range twenty. seven fa7]
The west half of section seventeen [i7l in town.
ship eleven till OF range twenty-eight [zsl east
township eighteen ISL Of range twenty eight
The west half OF section four "a I in township
twenty-five Cs2, Of range twenty-eight T2Sl east
The east half Of section nineteen f19 In town.
ship eleven IT'LL Of range twenty nine l29l east
and the south half Of section thirty three 1881 In
township seventeen (l7,l Of range twenty nine
1901 east.
These sales will commence at the hour Of II
o'clock M, Of each dav above designated, and
continue until all Of the lands then subject to sale
under this notice are offered .
CHARLES E. MIX,
Acting Commissioner.
sep 1--1awto6Dec
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AFAsT Man Speaking offast men, we are
reminded u Thomas Holmes, one Of the pio.
meas N laying out the city of Chicago, Of u J.
vaukie, Janesviiie, and other places of note
IN the far west. We net him last fall at
shakopee, a magnificent town site 90 the Min
nesOta river, about thirty miles from St. Paul,
where he owns an extensive property He
stated that he had never seen a railroad car
or atclegraph wire. Said he, 6 L IN leetle
too fas, for your railroads and telegraphs :;
they can't keep up with ne ," It was his in
tentiOn to so to the Pacific shcre in Oregon,
an , out city at a point where one of the
Fac railroads must have terminus It is
Pcs-iole thai the railroad and telegraph may
oTeEtAke him yet-Boston Herald.
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United States Patent Office,
WASHINGTON NOV 81 ls55


IN THE PETI TON OF ANDREW RAILS
~ TON of West Middletown, Pa, PRAYING for
the extension or a patent granted to him for
an improvement In tn eShing maehiucs," TO,
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the 2lst day Of + ebruary,
1856
1t ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 4th Of Febru-
airy, 1886, at II O'Clock, m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, If any thew
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearings all testimony fled by either
party to he used at the hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the Of
fee, which will be furnished On application
The testimony in the case will De closed on the
18th day OF Janra airy; dispositions ard other pap ers
relied upon as testimony, must be filed la the Office
On or before the morning of that day the argu-
ments, If any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Union, Intelligencer, ard Star, Washington,
u. C.; Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa; and
Journal Of Commerce, n. York once a week for
three successive weeks previous to the 4th day of
February next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office
with paper containing this notice.
nov 22-laW3w
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SOMETHING TO OLD AND YOUNG.
= PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR h EST0 RATIYK.

TynIs preparation, although less than two years
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a.. Pastor oi Orthodox Church. BIookzelt.
CAMILLE, IN, June %, 1883.
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Ex-senator United States.
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DEARDIyG THE LIoN-The Grand Duke
Constantine seems to have some of the vixor
and bOidness Of his father, the Emperor Nicho-
las Il is stated in 8 Paris paper, the Pays,
IN letter from St Petersburg, that in q coun-
ell Of var nc proposed . arm ami equip tho
whole feet Of Cronstadt, ReveI and Sweaborg,
TO embark 10000 men of picked troops, to
make sail at Il propitiOu5 hour, to force pas
sage through the allied squadroHs, or awsit
their departure, and tho moment they left the
Baltic u effect o landing in Scotland or Eng
Lard. Ine Empress opposed the enterprise,
ead tne Emperor hearkened to his wife ad
vIcs.