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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

rus of The bylaw which provides that .s r.pNr, o.,
6lteraUors shall be u,sde by s1ch Committee whste
ste cost Thereof ,hail exceed 81 unless the u,o shs
have been agreed 10 Al meetisg of ths Board
Mr. GAIA ACHIp ttougb; the gec t.msn very par-
tcunr 10 small thibgs but hs would withdraw the
bill, AID have It 61od 20 suIt toe views of al psreA
Our reporter haa oCeed through the ssyer &c tools
in the Nineteenth Ward and with sl dcs deereoce to
the Committee on Repairs he is satrely unable to
discover where o. how so 80 could be dsbur,ed
in repairing locks tbslei,.
Ny Secretery RlcH presented A bill for printing
blank rOiCes for called meetings cf .he Beard.
Mr.: BEEByL objected TO The payment Of SAD bill as
useess waste Of money. lie thought oil such no
tces could be written out as heretofore by the pupils
Of the Mae Department OF tie school, anc with profit
10 thenselyes TOO II the Secretary could aot spare
the time.
Mr.. SFCRFTARY, with the al snG attitude Of an or.
ator suggested that he competent to the duties oil
Secretary to tlis Honorable Board and did not want
the and Of either pupils or teachers and would oohe o.
il. The bill was passed.
The Kings English was terribly slaughtered in an
Irish discussion upon a French queOtion-that is
upon the prOprety OF continuing or dscortnulpg the
study Of French ia Ward School No. IS. II was con,
tended pro and that the stucents Of Nc IS had
"better make themselves familiar with tho aphaoet
"of Their mothers tongue before takirg up me
dead languages Of antiquity. The cons mad it, and
the French fell.
resolution was offered directing the Secretary TO
notify the owners of certain pianos IN Warc Scnooi
No. is to call and take the same away or they wocid
be removed and stored al the expense oi sucu o"ne,
or owners-music being no longer taught IN 'aid
school. ,,..
MT McCAsE thought "Yees had better advertise
for AN owner for the pianos and if none should be
forthcoming, It would be lagal to send them W the
Pound . =,
OF bv Farley. for removing and reconstructing the
interior of No. 49, comparatively new building, in
vovipg an expenditure Of some two or three Thousand
dollars, notwithstanding committee from the Board
of Education few days sirce, pronounced this same
edifce one of the safes. and most convenient build
ngs in the city for school purposes The subject was
referred to q committee and the Board adjourned.
Our reporter will look into the matter.
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BKOoKL1N BOARD OF SrPERNISORS


The Board met on Monday afternoon, at the County
Jail, Mr.. LINDSAY, President IN the chair.
The keeper OF the Pententiary reported thst On the
st of March there 33 prisoners in the Peniten-
taIy Of which 90 were males and 100 females. Con
victsd in pas month males S. females p total. ~.
Discharged in past month males H. females 81
total, l06.
A comm unication was presented rom the Sheriff
stating that on the 9th February FIRE occurred in
the jail causing some considerable damage, and ask
ing 10 have il repaired. 1t referred to the Jail
Committee with power
providing an Office for the County Treasurer in Rem
sen street near Court. at annual rent OF $500 and
that $l25 be appropriated 10 make the ofioe secure
After some debate the repor. was adopted.
The Committee on Penitentiary reported adverse to
nsurDg tie Peniteutiary building, as has been done
heretofore. The report was adopted.
The following resolution, IN reference 20 repeal OF
the metropolitan Police law, was Offered by Mr
BIhEKXR. and adopted by Il Yeas to 3 Nays:
Rcsorei ThS, hi. Board in favor OF the c?al o. ths
Metropolitan Po"e sw and hs petition to that eject nsod
by the Chairman and Clerk De- prepared and transmitted TO he
LEGISLATURE rLWith
Mr.. BERCIs offered tho following 1hich was
adopted:
e members OF he Legislature from tins county requesting
e 70 use their influence To the o the act sp
piled FOR by ts Board rcns 20 the recording Ct "t- f'n
and printing Of calendars for tho Cous,s
Nj. BILL offered the following:
Rco'ed Inst ms Board pre.ent apei,n 10 the Lessaur-
for the abolition ~ the City rour Broosy aud sad p
uon BE- seo by 'hr President .1c Clerk br Bosd AID se
ioTv sFdcd 10 Albany tort. with
The resolution ws- advocated by Mess,s BELI,
SMITH, ond others, who regarded the Court a. q
Dulssnce ard a useless expense 10 tLe county as If
were AboE,ht d, Lear, one-hsf the bushes. nov iu
the Supreme Court wculd be got nd Of snd thereby
securing wholesome litigatir After some discussion
the resolution was adopted by ii Yeas 10 NAYS
Tie Board then adjourned ftr two weeks
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Two lotNG VIZ es,s,da! afternoon Off yer
Hawks arrested two boys named George Simmons.
bury and CT aIle~ BrenLaB charged with feloniousiy
ssssulting John Gray, baker IN Avenue b. between
Tsouh and Thiiteehta ,t:eets. The young rowc:e.
attacked Mr. Gray aUd demanded ols mone,, and upon
berg refused one Of the fellows presented pistol at
his head a,d tae other truck I'm alongside the jaw
with wespop supposea 70 be "knuekles Dir.
Grays Jaw was fractured, aud he was otherwise 80
badly ,pjur5 a. 20 be unsble to sssend Coun Justice
Steers {, c,wmltsa tbs soys - detas't si Si'VV" BAL
,ysc6.
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fAdyeriiseul, M.
ANIspNFSJS i--Tbose wishing 10 pass &

AMUaEMENTS Those wishing to pass thls
evening pleasantly woud recommend to PUsDys N,rrosL
THEATER amusing entertainment could not possibly
be cenered il one evenings performance. The snd
ccul local drama, entitled THE NEW YORK GIRLS AND BEooK
LYN BOYS This will be followed by MI C. W. TAYLoks justly
celebrated buresque from Hene the Hunter entitled HERNL
THE IlumaUG which will be revived with all its original bril-
ancy with snfcent procession Of Ponies trained Gors,
Mules, Amszonan Marches. &c The farce Of the YANKEE
TIEIRY - concludes the bill
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MARKET ACCOMMODATIONS.

The Committee on Markets of the Board of Coun
cmen met at o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
City Hail. Various farmers and Others appeared and
asked that place be assigned them where they can
sell their produce. Mr. MoRTos, the City Inspector,
copcurred with the remarks upon this poirt, and
urged also that the existence Of the market-sauds
over the sidewalks was q nuisance, which was only
tolerated because it had been long kept up. He
urged the necessity Of rebuilding some Of cur mar
kets at once, TO avoid this difficulty.
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AcAprsY Of Mrsio.-Rossuis !e'shtful opera Ct
JHoJ,nna was performed last night amid great AZ
pla1sc. SigDor Gsssier EXECUTED his music most bni-
hsp,lv Mod. ID Angri makes the -ole che has IN this
production hsr most brilliant one. All the other artists
acquitted Themselves admirably as when this opera
was played the FIST time This year, AID We hai oe.
c,siop 70 notice i. OF length. The artists al very
busy with the Forthcoming Huguenct5, which Is Low
the mrsica. towntak,
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THE ALBANY-sTREET EXTENSION.

The Committee Streets met yesterday in reiatIon
to the petition for repeal Of the ordinance to extend
Albany street through Trinity Churchyard.
Mr.. TIILoU appea-ed for the Trinity Church inter
es and asked time to prepare to lay his views before
the Committee. Some property owners spoke IN favor
of the extension. after which the subject was ad'
iourned 10 Tuesday next.
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COURT CALENDAR-JTns Day.

SuPsyMI COuRr-CiEcuT.-Sdm ca1euusr - II
Tuesday. r-.x .,,x A..
March g. II, ~ n 1,s ar xos Aac
S., n ~, ~ ss Inclusive $50 sz s22 62 5es as
"i SrpxrYon CoURT-TRIAL TERh.-Same calender -
'' U s. DrsrRrcr CorRr-Nos. 81, 80, -, ~, 81, u.
"a "a
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Advertisement
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Piano Of person who has rented the lest the owner
thereof and from thee and thou lose all thou hast
paid (poverb but rather the Piano Agency OF oS
ACE Waters No 3 Broadway, where you can obtain good
new UNRESrED PIANO, low price for cash, and war
r.r,sS ~ half price. HONESTY.
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the Ward as follows;
Conmi.sioRers. Occupation
HUcn McCASE...................COu Contractor
Drsis Wcishcf Cu.o~.nou
gAIEGK McDIyI11.....''''''''" Tnknown. nkn.n
N Dsi " .,,........ Clerk on Blackwell, Island.
II. h. .B.LsTER..............''.''Stas stage Pr2pnftof &
Gao. W. BFEsEr...........'.'.'Lu .'Lu noer pesei
Seven Democrats two Republicans. and one Know
Nothing. Mr.. $. NJ. Drew, chairman, aud Wm H.
Rich, secretary.
The fame ACQUIRED by this Board from the recently
reported action OF s)me of its members relative TO the
Lords Prayer, &C. rdu ed reporter to attend the
meeting Thursday evening last and 10 be thus par
ticuiar IN noting the component parts theTeoi-polti-
cally and otherwise.
At eight o clock the CHAIRMAN called the Board TO
order and the SEcRTARY read the minutes OF the last
meeting, to which objections made on the ground
that the yeas and nays not recorded The Secre
tary thought gertienen entirely too nice, on small
matters nishi be well enough TO call the yeas and
nays to please certain mcmbers but there could be no
necessity for recording the same and he should not
take hetrouble e. DO il.
Our reporter anticipate ricl treat in the discus-
sion scon 10 take pace res ,luton submitted by
Mr. Farley, at previous meeting for expunging from
the journal &C rtain resolutions, adopted by the Board
Of last year deemei g. reflect upon certain members
Of the present Board. Sasdes oi Clay Webster aud
A motion wa. made TO advance the salary OF a
tain teacher who VA 20 uniOHua'e as l" nave Tue
MIR McDnI1r moved to amend. by adv tncng the
saries OF all those reduced at said last meeog which
wss edoyted.
Our reporter was given to understand that the sal,
aries Of some two or three teachers competent ana
faithful in every re.pec: such, but not III very hgn
favor with some OF the leading members OF tue boSrd
had been reduced from s25 % $50 each at the lsst
meeting, and the sane transferred 10 the salaries Oh
certain other two three teachers il not more oe
serving, certainly higher in favor And further, that
the action Of Mr. McDyitt not intended to repitce
the tad ss arcs as they were prior to the said lasl
meeting but simply e. add 300 more to the
cost ci maintaining said school without the least sha
dow c night or necessity. IL there never TO be any
limit 10 such unlimited powerl
Mr.. Commn sioner FARLT rendered to the " Board
his resignation as " mmbcr of the Commits
on "Tachers' and Government.
Mr.. CHiIRNAN, without any regard to Gushing or
Jefferson declared the gentleman out OF order
A ill Of some $40 or go, for repairing locks on
Ward Sciool No. Is, was presented for payment by
che Chairman Of the Committee 0n Repairs, Mr. Cal
aeher
Mr. BsKsEI objected TO the payment OF tho bill and
osut osdsd that tho COUm.tes tsi violated Tho 4tA
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EXAMINE Your SCALES.

\ SCALE osAw THu Npff FlfALs oef
or AN APPARENTLY PRosPEhoUS BUSINESS
Test your Scales thoroughly snd found ncouect throw ee.
ale end Of PRBAkKs CELEBRATED ScALss he oa%
,er,ally aeknouedg ged standard for correct weight.
More then lse diSerent notifications for sse by
FAIssAsEs Co., No. lS Broadway, ~
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Advertisement.
TCRN OUTi TURN OFT This afternoon is Lit

lie CoRDELIA HowARDs Benefit al Barnum's Mlssam Show
appreciate youthful genius Encourage this wonderful
title sise in her exerions to herself aud to gsy
he public She plays in three different pieces this afternoon
Mrs CHAgIss HOWARD the delightful yocast aud st IS s
exquisite pieces also this evening HuEa of Bar
NUNS
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TIE AnDua, Bal given b. Dodworth's Bard ct Niblos
Saloon on NJ ,uday night was brian. affair ani well
attended. Two bands wee II atteudsnce-one for the
prforma2ce Of pror anades sri TIE other for qusiles
polkas an; oher darces.
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Advertisement
THE METALLIC TABIET STROP.-Inyented by

Gro SAUNDERS A. 1sl6Tbs the genuine article has
been nacd for producing the kseno possible edge TO
Can he obtained the subscribers and sole Manufactures j.
SIuNDyss store No. 7 AstOr House.
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cor-Rr Oh GENERAL sEssIoNs-M.hcH a-Beiors Jads,
kCssLLL.

After the organization of the Court this morning
th oviur gentlemen npsnneed the Grand jury for
tbe present Joseph NJ COoPsr foreman John AFFORD
tndsw Anderson Sernou Bsche Ebeneser Cosmore Lewis
A. Carpes Benjamin Z. Cunp, John 2. Emme Wm Grsydon
Frsncis W Lsack Cha. l. LsyeEdge Israel Underhl Peter
Neyis IT, Linus Scudder Elnahan Thorn Jacob Yander-
uoel IT, Adolphus Andiew. Jas. NJ Hastesd Wu. r. Lines
John Kilysn John Scott, Jas. Salmon Henry L. Serben.
The Grand Jury being the Court PROCEEDED cbsss
very briefly the usual topic. refng the laws
latin, usury eItoon By public officers election laws lottery
ar 10 suppress ntempeance and regulate the sale
oIag liquors aud also that espcug the sss Of liquors
Sunday The Court said there points for the Grand
jury consider respecting the sse Of liquors One involved
the ~. sioE-Had the party selling taken out license And
the other ~aHss be violated the provisions Of the statute
The Jury could indct unless license had been sken OUT
The Court further aid there for the crane
jury to consider durDs the present which would reqo
much and consids ration
The Grand Jury then retired 10 their dehbersiona
John II. Watson was then placed at the oar, M
dctfd for felenous assault sad battery the sh Of
yobn Huntns s,on The comp, sIsnt charged tnS
with staSsias bin IN the with dirk knife ~.
sS scasdiag q u, hsrss Wssen CsSSsasrs ass w
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NEW-J.ERSEY WEK6.

J.RsEr CIR PRIsos REroRr.-Thers were 90 ~
son, committed to the Jersey City Prison during ~
month Of February, for oieases a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

As USnrTIruL Sos.--Yesterday morning Officer
Hawks, attached to the Essex Market Police Court,
arrested young follow named Philip Waiter, charged
with stealing about $500 from hi. father John Nv Wasr
on account of "the time, he said, "there had been
about the banks was afraid to r.k his money in any
institution and accordingly kept his tin In seloset
in his bedroom Philip, knowing the whereabouts Of
the money helped himself taking every dollar isav
erd his loss and accused bis of the robbery The
son acknowledged at first, and that too, before sey,
eral witnesses The father told him that if he would
show him the whole Of the money, he would take Si0o
out and give him (the son the rest. The young lei
low refused to show the money, aud cooly told his
father that he would give him siOO out of what he had
taken. The old man would not consent wishing once
more TO behold his treasure aud falling to come to
terms applied to the Essex Market Police Court Tor
assistance, when Officer Hawks made the arrest as
above stated. The accused, who is sullen, vicious,
locking fellow was taken before Justice Steers and
sent to prison to await his trial 1t seems that Philip
got married somc time ago. and took his wife to his
fathers house. but the two families failed to agree aud
it appears that the young man and wife set about
driving the old folks from the house. In this they
partially succeeded, the mother having left some time
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
Advertisement.

STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, POugn-
k.sy. NsrYo Object TO train in the practice as we'd .s
1piCr the ScNCE Law and in ExtDporsuoous Sps sAox
Mex Term b.,ns on 9th MAY. Send for Catalogue TO
]. W. FOHLEE-
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Law NIIELLIGEWCK.
syPsEME COURT-sPEcIAL TEsN-March 2-Befof. Judge
SUIHRBLAND.

eVPREME COUkT-sPECIAL TtRN-MaTcu --btT7'- '1usS
SUIHHBLAND.
DECISIOSs.
Ia the matter OF the alleged contempt Frederick L. So ey ala
David ". JObson.
Ordered that r. L. Seeley snd David W. Jobson
18th b. sddzed guilty contempt and tba, they eah e
in pr.oned In The a the City aud County u Me-" or H
dave and that commitment BE- issued 70 tH' SDi" VI '
City AID County Of New-York.
Before Judge hCRaHis ,,, ~,
In the matter of the application Of Alex. W. Hall-
ton for appo rnen Of ReceiyeLorder granted on giving
security in ~, l,0.o cscb. - u; A..
49, - 1..tc9 or R,rriau .nd IL aud Jsncs Wright.
James B. ThOmson agt. Jane Mcheen, @c'-order
lane McKcen et al. sgt Jonathan Wier &c.-Or-
Charles M. Field sgt. Lewis a. Sayre, Ic.-Memo-
r,ndum for counsel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

BROADWAY CIRoUs.-"A galaxy II barebaoked
horses and desperate iders five il turn perform
ei last right The world does not show the equals OF
hs utterly reckless school OF dashing round the ring.
WAoso would practical Certsurs let him go. Il is
superb IN its ichoOL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
~ NINETEENTH WARD BOARD OF SCHOOL
TRUSTEES

The regular meetings of this Board held in the
Trustees room o: Ward School No. IS Fifty-frst
street. near Lexiug on avenue, the last Thursday
of each month. The Boardis composed of ten persons
two Commissioners and eight Trustees, citizens of
the Ward a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Po5-,t e D,a1t vii os given thi. cven-ns at tb
Ac,jem- of Mus.: FOR ne last Tine
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
CITY ITEMS

A ob,C cane oyer the weather yesterday The .iov
aorn of Monday night w1 bnef. and Tue.dsy opened
Win clear Ky bu: ableax WIND which fe very Win
tersu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Tie nstivity Of ths phsooer wo 9 f.uev" %
lard, a; England, IL; Gsrussy. :; s<seAaa ~
Uaa.i Sts.ss, 6. oeias4,i.
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biy OF wt.vb metal sLnilN 20 os,n fnta ana co'
sspeaZasoes had evidently b.ea THROWN 'nere 70
destroy evidence Of the cme II Is supposed that tne
CON found in poseesson OF the sotused, and whien
they have for some tire past been buy In issuing
msnufse,uied at some place out OF the city. Il Is sup
posed that some further Developments vii bs made IN
tho matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

GIRLS FOR IHE WEsT.-Ahcther cheerful party of
between sixty and seventy young women were sent off
yesterday by the Womans Protective Emigration So
cie.y, under the care of Mrs. Farrham the Core
spending Secretary. They were accompanied by Mr.
We're Foster, who intends 70 continue his benevolent
abors in providing homes for others to whom the So
cietys protection may be extended. The contributions
of the benevolent urgently needed 70 repenish the
exhausted treasury and enable the good work to be
continued
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

SUNDAY LADoR.-TLe newspaper agents cf this city
recently hsid q meeting at which they mutually agreed
to abandon the -ale of Sunday newspapers in order
that t1eir employees and themselves might have Sun
day morning and Sunday unimpaired for purposes Of
relaxation The profits realized were not deemed Of
sufficient consideration to warrant the sacrifice required
bv .elaining that par of their business.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

AccIDEsI TO THE REy. DR.. De Wilton Monday
afternoon, the Rev. DIR. DE Witt getting into an
omnibus near the corner Of Fulton street, in Broad
wa. lie lost his footing aud, coming iu contact with
the pole Of another omribus received such injuries a.
are likely to conne lin to his house for some time
At the time Of the accident he returning from the
daily noon praJ meeting in William and Fulton streets
II was stated at the meeting yesterday that the injury
wa not Of such serious character ss was expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

We hav5 seen the documents which show that the
American merchants of Shanghae China, having sent
TO this country block Of marble for the Washington
Monument at Washington, the Collector Of New-iork
e1acei the payment Of sl5 duty on its arrival at this
port A. the senders Of the stone had not anticipated
such charge they had made provision to meet it,
AID the matter was referred 70 the Secretary of thu
Treasury Mr. Cobb refused to remit the duty, which
was accordingly paid by Messrs. Adams & Co. The
refusal Of tie Secretary il complained Ct as rather
small business.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

RosaIro PoIIoEs,S.-Oficer Kemp Of the Fifth
Precinct Police yesterday afternoon sTe-tei two
ycupg fellows. named William Nugent and Thomas
Bst,cI. charged with stealing S35 worth OF ewelry
from Officer Btush an sttache Of the General Super
in,endtnt- Office. The property Was taken from
rosewood work-bo ct the residence OF Officer Brush
in Fulton street. Joshua Burns OF No. % Church
street testified thst about O'Clock on the morning of
the 9TH day Of February, the accused came to his
place and handed him portion Of the property with
requett that he would dispose Of il for them. jnstead
Of pawupg or attempting to dispose of any of the prop
eI.y he took it TO Officer Kemp, and informed him OF
the manner in which it into his possession. and
gave the names Of the thieves. One OF the gold rns
stolen was recovered from Cudlipps pawn-shop in
Spring street, where Batten admitted that he had
plets led it, The property was all recovered. Nugen'
is sixteen years of age born in Newfork, and has
no occupation. Battel is fifteen years of age was
born in New.York, and ike his companion in crime
has no occupation. Justice Kelly held the accused to
answer in default Of $500 bail each.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

REAL FsrArE.-The following sales of Brooklyn
property were made Yesterday at the Merchants
Frchanoe nv A. j. Blocker Son 4 Co.:
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On me ,eport of judge Edwards. tee referee ap-
pointed TO Investigate the facts connected with the ate
alleged conteIcpt by Johu aud Frederick L. Seely'
Judge Sutherland has decided that the contempt was
committed and has sent tbe guilty parties to the City
Pliso1 for two days. The She-iff has executed the
order of the Court ard the late 5egsrents are low 10
E1rdee. street inil.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
AUCTION RooM-J. D. FITZGERALD
ess...s,e A or piSF rrRSlTuRn AsSpTTnnST 'or ln: 3

SaIe- tOnsIstlnl Of Bureaus ' [ Bedsteads Chairs, Tables, Looking Glasses, What. nos. Cribs. etc. etc.
 The subscriber - prepared to make all articles ot Furniture in a superior style and repairing will ast be neatly and promptly done. E 7s-1A Also Coffin making and undertaking at.snded to at the shortest notice
 Ware-room on Markham st.. on the corner below the Presbyterian church.
 May 30 ls54 lv FRANCIS DIFFER