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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-15
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L. =. CLARK,
UPHOLSYER AID PAPER HANGER.

DEALER IN FRENCH AND AMERI-
~ CAN Paper llangings and Upholstery
Goods No. 24s Pa. Avenue, between l2h
and 18th Streets, would call attention to his
extensive Fall stock, comprising well selected
and general assortment Of Goods in his line.
such as Gold, Velvet Satin, and common
Papers, suitable for every description of work;
French Landscape Views, Decorations, Oak
Panelng, &C.; Window Shades, Cornices.
Tassels, Gimps, Cords, &c. All orders for
work executed with promptness, and in the
best manner.
WashngtOnCity, Oct. CT
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A SPLENDID STOCK on DRY GOODS!
COLLEY g. SEARS,


COLL-EY g. SEARS,
No. 500 18th st. doors North Penn. Av.
WASHINGTON CITY d. c..
HAVE NOW IN STORE, and viii CONT
4 4 nue. to receive weekly supplies during the
season, very large stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
all of the best class-and large portion Of
which have been purchased at recent large auc-
ton sales in New York, which viii enable us to
offer some GOOD BARGAINS. fil
We cordially invite the special attention of
the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining coun-
ties TO an examination Of Stock before making
their purchases elsewhere. We name few of
the most desirable and leading articles Of the
present season.
A large lot of rich figured plain and striped
DRESS SILKS:
80 pieces rich plain DRESS SILKS, in all the
proper coors
co pieces superior black MORE ANTIQUE,
black watered and plain black Silks, some
heavy and very cheap;
100 pieces very rich plaid FRENCH MERlNOS
for ladies dresses;
100 pieces plain and printed M0USSELlN, all
well assorted;
100 pieces plain FRENCH MERINo in all de
sirable colors
In MOURNING GOODS
We have full line of the best brands
Black Bombazines Tamies Cloths, Mousselin,
Alpacas, Challeys and French Merinos.
ENIBROIDERIES.
French Worked Collars, Sleeves, Chemisctts,
Pocket Hdkfs., Cambria and Muslin Flouncing,
and the best brands Of ladies and gentlemen's
Paris Kid Gloves, &c.
PARIS CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
In sich Moirc Antiqe silk, Cloth Cloaks and
Talmas, comprising all the latest novelties of
the season. Rich Stella, Bordered Brocha,
Cashmere Long and Square Shaws, Fine Black
Cloth and Thihet Shawls, Long and Square
Plain Cloth Shawls. Some very cheap in the
lot.
30 pieces Habit Cloth for ladies cloaks and
dresses in all the durable colors.
IN STAPLE GOODS
Wa deal very extensively, and have in store
superior lot Of hleaehed and brown Cotton
Shirtings and Shectings Canton Flannels,
Wooden Flannels Superior Shifting Linens,
Table Diapers, Napkins, Towelings, Blankets
Of the best brands, and Counterpaincs ca and
"a. Heavy full Cloths, Plaid Linseys, Cotton
0snaburgs, and Osnaburg Calicos--the best
article ever produced for servants dresses. In
fact we have every article TO be had in any
well ordered Dry Goods House.
5zS- Particular attention given TO orders.
ssds- All articles sold at our establishm en-
are warranted to prove as represented.
C0LLEY s SEARS,
oct27-am Washington, D. G.
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Dr.. ROSES TREATISE ON CONSUMPTION,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
JOHNSON STEWART ROSE,

Office 81, Broadway, New York.
8a5- The new postage law requires that all
letters be prepaid. My correspondence being
extensive, applicants, TO ensure replies must
enclose postage
Money letters must be registered by the POST
master, such letters only being at my risk.
oct ZIG m
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SEASONABLE GOODS,
JOHN n. SMOOT,

No. ll9 BRIDGE ST., GEORGETOWN, d. C.
III AS received in addition to his former pur-
H chases, variety Of SEASONABLE
GOODS for the winter demand, consisting Of
Black and cold SILKS, some More antique
Gents French CLOTHS & CASSlMERES
silk, Satin and Cashmere VESTINGS
FRENCH MERlNOS, all colors, very cheap
Rich printed and plain Mousln de LANES
Plaid Merinos and plain Cobergs, cheap
English & American CALlCOES, 6 TO l21c.
Warm SlIAWLS and COMFORTS
White and black Satns, silk Illusions
White Tarletons aud Swiss Muslins
White, col d and black Kid Gloves, very best
White and black SILK Hose Black Spun do
Black Cashmere, Mcrino & white Cotton do.
White and colored Fannels, all prices
Gents and Ladies Under Garments, all kind:
Gents white and colored Silk and Linen Cam
brio handkerchief
Black and fancy cold Stocks, Cravats 4 Ties
With o general assortment Of
BLANKETS, LINSEYS, PULLED
CLOTHS, SHIFTING X SHEET
ING C0TToNS, IRISH LINENS,
TABLE DAMASK, HUCKABACK
AND TOWELS, NAPKINS. &c
All Of which he Is selling VERY CHEAP,
10 reduce Stock. CASH and prompt paying
customers are invited 10 call when in want O.
BARGAINS.
dec 2ss JOHN II. SHOOT.
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COLUMBIAN GUANO.

THE subscribers would call the attention of
IL the Farmers Of Montgomery county to the
above named article, and invite their attention
to the analysis of DR.. w. S. REESE, State In
snector as
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j. r. M'GREGOR,

DEALER IN
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Camphine
and ETHEREAL Oil, Lamps, Glasses,
Brushes, Wicks, Clocks, &c.
534 7th St., between Louisiana Av. and SITS.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
TIME subscriber having purchased the stock
IL of Mr.. c. S. WmrTLEsEy, is prepared to
furnish the former customers of the house and
all who may give him call, ON the most ia
vorable terms, and hopes, by moderate prices
and attention to the wishes Of his friends TO
merit share of their patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10
TENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

A meeting of the Republicans in the Tenth Ward
was held last evening at the Hall, No. ga Grand
street, for the purpose of ndorsing the Platform
adopted by the Republican Mas NJ Getting at the Tab
eInace on the 29th ult. The meeting organized by
choosing Mr.. PINE HOPKINS formerly staunch Dem
oerat) TO the chair, and MI. Wm Allen, Secretary.
Tie Secretary stated the object of the meeting, and
read the following resolution
Rortd That approve the platform and principles laid
down the resolutions sdoPed by the Republican Mass Meet
the Tabernacle in this city tia 18th OF April and that
for purpose Of Efficient sustaining such PLATFORM
hereby deem expedeut form Republican Association
for he Tenth " ard.
Mr.. WARDES Hayward from the Democratic ranks
o6eres the following resolution which, with the above
adopted:
R'ted That lille admit the equal night Of the Negro
coored by the laws Of Naure 20 the bssed Freedom
the wines yet candor comIes 10 declare that
ssains tie slave ogsfshy 10 prevent the establishment
Slavery u The Territories and especially N Kansas has attn
with Abouorism IL the offensive OF thai
expected desired that exertous should
elusive benefit Of the ensved 6sek but common 200
the whole human
Addresses, which were enthusiastically received
were made by Mr. LUNAS SHERWOOD Of the Sixteenth
Ward, and DIR. X. T. HALLOcR Of the Tenth Ward.
After which the meeting adjourned.
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service and ilustra'ed by variety OF weh-e,ee"Ssd
epsraymes (2vels I2mo. DE VIII q Davenport J
ROCKS RECEIVED


The n re. 81 uebc ny the Rev r. WsAsly l2c,s.
Or AS Csritsn Phillips
A Key the BbIs. BY David Doeie. l2Oo. ~. 49, G.
ttnbIeL
Che. s'Oepvre Dc Jesn Racine BY Louis Fssqsee LII D.
Emo. Up szs. Ivisou fhinpsy.
Rer,sn, rsrY pesster ier 1856 svo. PIP lH Charles
Morton.
The sparrow sr.ss Papera Ply Frederic <. l1IEe
pp ~. Derby JsekEon
ysssoIe Life n hexeo. By GabDei Ferry. l2Go pR 3h
BsrfeTk Brettefs
n- tAh. BY Dse"ssia l2nO- Pp. 80 LvermOTs
RGds.
nesns; A Lam, IN the Cavern Of Evn By 0shes, H.
limo % SIC. Boston; Wentworth 4 Co. Sold b. x
aims a ksl0ss
Tie Three Gss.ns-E2so, Ce:hsemans Ard Psrsfse. By
william AssIus D. q. l2s0. 20. "a Chss. ScrisBsr.
Treatise Of CbemEy spsd to the NJ afssure Of Soap
Cn6.s Ey Campbell lsift Sew Edition. svo pp
tSp PhisssIhs F.Ty . HcG Han.
Ysskee Among the psuotis. by WhhSm T. BuTten, esq
izmo Up ~ 7 b. P.ter'On
rae Bs,lsDSs Principle. 81 Fuf-eerrE and Areh.etu,s
By Hsrry Ecs.lsy. With Additions by %. II. HaHsn
evo. rp eve WHEY hsl'ssd.
eee Account the Lie Of Spencer oughton Conc. I2os
yp. 4s4 LiverrnoTe kudd
1se iEsnesn rulpt. By Hsary Fowler. ave- Pr. SIS. J
kAusbld K
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EXTENDING DUANE STREET.

The Committee on Streets Of the Board Of Council
men met yesterday afternoon in the Councl Chamber
Of the Board to hear the arguments Of parties N res
ton - the widening ard extension Of Duane street
the east side, 10 Dover street. Messrs. Meek,
Mount and Earle spoke the subject, the first in r.
Of the project and the two latter IN opposition
MessTs. Porter and Haskins appeared as counsel for
The petitioner, ana NJ, sSys " hard and Booze for tae
pmOBstians.
con than those we have heretofore pab.ishcd IN The
TRIBUNE.
The Committee after session Of about two hou-s
duration adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

A CrRors CASE IN REGARD TO IDrSrirY.-A
month or two since man named Joseph W. Brad
street formerly Of Danveis but who, Of late years,
has been employed in this city, missing, and no
trace Of him could be found Three four oeks ago
body in a deCsye ed state, was found floating IN the
harbor and Coroner called. Testimony
taken several persons expressed their opinion, from
articles found on his person that the body that OF
the missing MIR. BTadstrcet, and verdict TO that
eject was rendered 10y the Jury. The body, upon
claim Of brother given ap 70 him. and With The
consent oftle widow, 6epOsiIed in tomb in Beverly
The most ,incuar part ofthe affair was, that some
KEYS ound spou The body fitted the locks OF the trunks
OF Mr.. Bradsireet at home. \ few days ago another
body was found, aud Jsry was summoned by an
other Coroner lu this case the articles found upon
the body were s.o identified those of the late M
Brsdstreet, particularly the coat, peculiarly formed
asl found N bis pocket, and q bunch OF Keys which
fitted the doors Of he rooms he occupied. But the
most conclusive evidence quantity u soup
tack Is found in bis ptckeMr Brad-tIeet, while The
city soup hOwes were in operation having been en-
poyed in Of them. Altogether the list jury felt
eerstrGned TO say that the body before them that
Of the missing Mr. Bradstrtet. Theqles,on now il,
10 whom does the body belong quietly rcposins IN
tbe tomb at Beverly Boston TTaF her.
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[Adyertisenentl
BEADS
EvERY EscRIPrios
Eor ,als by II. ?. BsowN. ~
No. ls5 Pearl o., New YORK


For SALE-FsTATE IN BERKSHIRE COUNTY,
Mass-A FARM with furnished country house. 't'teea
Iitt.h-ld .. miles from he dept And mn7s iiOh
The Farm nearly 800 acres 10 ABOUT eq1.
VIC .nc upland srG meadow the main stream OF 'nc
tosie rnnilg through The lser The house
bulf Tor the present owner from the designs u slI r.
OF Bosom and y roorls beside ostA oot1
situated eudncnce sndg are vieT OF ne
highest mountain in the STATE stable icenoaso u one1
eolyer4eIees attached % ths part Of ne 49,
house and barn new ard Convenient Inc VoH Is u lle
pm sowth and the yield aFse crops OF aay
without cultvs, Ths veee oses he slys1tsses Of n 81
agreeable AID healthy tuaon with good bathing oosiinz
fishing AID shOo,in. upon the premises. Ihs soas' "a ID
immediate occupancy being completely % 49, - n W
HeINKs Boston OF The Hon. Z. II. KELLOGG, PH@ae1d
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
LOSS OF THE SHIP ADRIANA AT SEA.

Bys t.lsgaphic dispatch TO EIwoed Walker, esq,
Secretary fthe Board Of Underwater We learn that
The brig Elvira, from Msssins, arrived at Boston yes
ttrdsy with the captain AID Of the clipper ship
Adriana Of this port board. The Elvira fell in with
the Adrana Of the South shoal On the 5th INST. and
finding her in sinking condition, took of the officers
and crew. The AdriaDa cleared from Hew-York Oh
the 18th sfApr with cargo Of ass tuns Of coal Sr
San FRANCISCO. She VIC, owned By c. G. Duncan &
Co. of;hii city, and ve'ss freight and cargo are H.
sured in New York and Boston for tl0o 900.
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MARRlED.

ARK-At the Lutheran Church, Wsshnstsa
IN, on sunday May by the Rev Mr. Butler, Mr.. lssso
Ansney to Mrs Matilda CLARK formerly OF ths city.
STANDARDIZATION wednesday, May by the Rev. Mo
Eroeh an .n OF Dutch Rsfog med Church Vt Blooming
tae Village NJ IN. O. Graham ~ Miss Mary. Aan Reed
bothot Harlem sts- Ex> E-z-kss 49, -
ROWF-TOWNSEND--ln Lagrange, Duchess County, N Y.
on Tue-dsy MAY by the Rev. g. w. hougb,on Mr. Dspis
g. Rowe Of York City, to Miss Susan A. Townsesd
Lagrange
ruuRhE-GIBsON-I .his city, Tuesday, Msy 9. Ia
Trinity Chapel by the Rev John Henry Hobart Alexander
L. Thorpe 20 Fannie r., daughter OF Wood Gibson.
VyNKOOP-uAWLEY-In SyrscSse, on Tbosdsy morning.
Man g. At the residence VI VIM Judson, by the Rev
J. Romeyn Berry J. q. Wyusoop 10 Mary aayley, all
hat
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT coURT-AAys-Bs Judge
RocxwFLL

He case OF NutttH dRHIIIsl I1uW ""N
srssy The witness cross examination hnsheit
and two other aimed to ths usaai rats
commission CHARGED bv Uercbants bat noh~ Oh
in, ortnrc, wss elected The continuation OF tho trA 10 set
DC WI for Tuesday sext until wLca tune the Court stands sa
jouned. 80 =, =. =, "a y,
The .lendar or TUESDAY will embrsee Nos ~ H. ID ~, 1
81 q? SO - 85 ssl Sc 81, SIS, 50 ~, 81, y, " ~
Judge Strong Will take up the Special Term calendar On
Tussday. - ., ,.,. b,
abe ourt Of and Ternner convened previous %
en-. ,,,I in the Circuit Court The Grand Jury
In Tor information whether they were 10 CONSIDER the ssn
Judges in regard to the sale Of
onor In quar- titles FIVE gall the law and whether
~ tL1u selves could exercise their own Judgment a. 20 mo
of the law JaSze kosk
Iii that thsy consider his charge a. aw and 10
,ud.d ACCORDINGLY They bouId 10 take inc laws rem
md LOT FROM themselves The Grad Jury thea re-
tired TO resume then !Aoors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

EVERY MoTHEE should have a box In the ho'
case Of acc idents to the children"
REDDINGs RUSSIA SALvE.

ss remedy Of thirty years standing and recon-
nedsd nv Physcisns IL sure aud speedy r Burns
Piles. Bo. Corn Feons Chblns and Old Sores Of ever,
kind; for Ulcers Itch scad Head Nete Rasn
Bupops Sore NIPPLES recommended by nurses Whit!ows
Sites Testers Feabtes Spider .tings, Frozen Limbs SAT-
Scurvy and Crac Lips sore Noso arts and
Flesh Wounds. il valuable remedy snd cure which
testified by thousands who have used IN the CITY y
Boston and vicinity the last thirty Ia no instance
will this do injury, interfere with aphyscans pre-
scrptions made the plrest materials from
brought Russia of articles growing in that country ana the
propreio have from all casses Clersyme fhysan
se Captains Sur,es and others who have Haed themselves
.nd IL 10 REDDISGs RUSSIA SALvE pat
Ia large liz Loxes stamped the with picture OF
horse and disabled soldier which picture also engraved Oh
shs .ranrer Prize 25 cents Box Sold all the "
town or country be ordered Of BAKsEs PARkEs u
v CLIcKENER Co., or any Wholesale druggist ,
RgDDsG Co. Propretcss, No. Safest Boston.
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fAtyer..ssr1.u'.1
TALTtT.sfII-uTI
RUPTURE FILES AND FISrULA CURED WITH

RUPTURE, FILES AND FISrULA CuREp WITH
or YET KlfyE or icIrURE The Editor of tbs Scape has
rsbsh .gsccu. PRIVATE HosPITAL IN one Of the mos.
.eg., AID heshfu parts Of the city and Furnished with
syIy domestic lie for the reception OF those ps
.t. 10 require ogs proor s.d .gea sNsGdsns-
Every o reduebe Rupture aud otPue. and ft ap.ns o.
the k.ciun and mot F.uls be cured By pro
It.ly paines- The patient generally return home
the day tho application made The cure h'i'o
warranted Il the be undertaken BY Dr. DIN0s
examination swsys the necessary asns OF aus
a.. o a by III, VA proved method OF operating -
Letters addressed to Bor No 5lsl, Psst-O nee
Personal srpissonss Dr. OINohs residence No ~ shaV,
10th lith- Once hour ior gsuert sonsa so
from morning. u 20 Sday, aud To evenings Al all
other aours ne AZ the Hospital and cannot be sean
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lAdverti~n.nt

EpwAss ". pIXos 81 d. sditor OF rn- ssAT% sos
ssbor Of Woman Az Her D~ess-r aud q PrsetcA Pres
tee on p-s.s+s takes this method Of inior rss ths
Public Of the peculiar character Of prvsfe Hosps pr
H. co me Operative ana -ugleA pspsr-
hi. eHelavey The dasssss more ssps
sisliy dsse' are The following:
De'sties . The AID Of the Face more ssss.a j.
Pie. tsus PrclApsus F.sa-e ard a. aIOu ioss s1so-
Of the lower bowel al these dssas' are treated without
ne tI1e licatrro.
Rupture NMrocse ~. OF thess ivo classes u
eor.t every undertaken by Dr. u
Chronic Of tkc Ltsus sSeh IuGots All -
tlsce nsuts Disueuorfhsa. dc.
Dr. DIxoAs Oesee Al No. ~ 5thav Once hours ho"
70 uoIuius. TO aud TO evenings AL letters fsssa
.hosd sltst - add s.ssd 10 Box No Si2i POst Ohss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

CoxoER1.-A Sacred Concert Of Vocal and lnssu
mental Music will on Sunday night be given BY the
Family OF Moun.aineer Singers Bearnaisl, Pupils of
"the Paris Conservatory, who We learn, have sung
before the Courts of England, France, Belgium, &c,
and at the principal Opera.houses of Europe. They
execute n great variety of vocal music. They were
much noticed, we remember, in England, as forming
an exhibition su-generis-uitating the orchestra with
their voices, and being eninently curious.
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TAdvertis.uIeuti
f- NAnV

Mrs. 3. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RE-
.rossR-Th. Rev Pred Gxo sEKFAsD Of Bsns'E Ne .ys:
81 ,sTs. ls o. ~ sPos~s -
mas TIA Of "" -. i. -
Tie Rev y. c. CLgSpEAss CbssIo III; "a. sas ny
t..fiuoL, = wear Vsiusbs Pc afslon
The k.V "a Ts,CssR, B'issews'er \ I; ny Aai' II r.
sersd ssd th- hue sretf. 70 ee psFaAses
n .si-f-6 : rr-.rsu0l rosh'ng IKE V,e ga Az
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ID. -, niNi.L T WOOD Nieais'c-7. :; NJ saS
e s,o hes th" -lsi 80 . tAeE
Of ruiy We ,ksHsfu 80. Aaa savs 'sl 'aas 4"
money
81. R.v n PKasT h.ld-n \ l.. sai' his teFtIuloay
l:.,~s ard c'hsfs ~ e''y tlgs Auf Nerssry y s.S
veut a. Wi % espo, ~. SIS Bro'ns-sL Hss sNAI
tLiEX Co.'S or kvsnrcEs
soc ., All Le prs s1s ulsrsa,ats Il. Ussl sSss sass
s.d Cs-sia
Wholsssle AID Retse psre, 10 SIS BrOSE.es,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

The PARISH WILL CAsE.-This matter is progress
ing quite as rapidly as was to be expected in case
involving SO much property and presenting an array OF
so many eminent lawyers. Mr.. John Ward, witness
70 all the codcils, the sole witness examined to-
day, but his testimony covered no ground not essen
italy occupied by that of Mr.. Lord, which The
Tribune published in erterso The plaintiffs are ex.
pected to close tomorrow, 80 thai the defense Will
probably begin on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

ASorHER CoyFIDEScL SwNDLE.-A few night:
sro PANIED Cornelius Lenox residing at No IS St. Johns
ae robbed Of gold watch AMI chan aud ESQ in bank
bills by fellow whom be met IN porterhouse in Leonard
IL appears that TIE stranger introduced himself 70
LeEor and became attentive inviting nun 70 aiHk
several times and peudug him that they were Old &C.
qusntspees and had been brought each oher lie
completely the confidence his dupe and when Y became
late both together in the house No ili Thomas street.
In the morning L-uox surprised mud his companion
gone hi. watch money with him He descrip
thief OeT Evans Of the Fifth Ward police who
arrested him and recovered the watch lie taken B9ore
Justice Connolly and committed for trial undor the name Of
Charles Ramsey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10
SALARIES AND OFFICES.

The Committee on Salaries and Offices OF the Board
ci Councilmen met yesterday afternoon in the City
Library to consider the petitions of various parties re-
hued 10 them. The Committee determined upon re
porting adverse to the petition of the Deputy Clerk
Washington Market, asking for increase OF salary
They are of opinion that the salary is sufficient for the
duties performed. No further business requiring I'M
mediate attention being before the Committee, they
Adinnrned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

ihe licensing and regulation Of carts and earme1,
Irsn wagons, &c. Report Of the Committee on,
Road. in favor Of copeurrfny 70 pave Third a7enie,
between Forty fourth and PtyrIth strssts Adapted.
The Board then went INTO Committee of the Whole.
Councilman BARNEY 10 the chair, and pss~si lie va
rous bills referred TO a third reading.
After sitting till Ioi o'clock the Committee rose, and
tie Board adjourned.
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TAdver-!sement
g.. EIy TIT " = q

have one Of the 4ssornent Of Gas Fixruers
ibis c-y utieL or bssay OF style AID ish 1Seq 1ae
~hol, Of new and original designs Those aoat
Furnishing houses with Fixtures Will do well 20 eaA AID es
anime stock Previous purchasing elsewhere OAs rhh
inserted INTO buIidiI.ss a the shortest notice.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10
Law INfELLiGENCE

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WHITING
Nnrdell Wooley, &c, sgt. Alsnson n. Chase, ~o.
Noron u.ntes without cccs
In the matter Of the petition Of Alexander Rodman,
L. Order appointing Lewis Il. Reed guardian a! h'em sss
ef.reree p T Russ,s squire into the truth OF the ve"
zion, &c. - Ar,
Samuel Cortner, &C., agt. WIN. Fleming, Ss. MO
uou denied, with Flo costs