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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-13

Why there are more women than men
is explained by De Quineey:-"It is IN
conformity with the arrangements Of na-
ture; We always see more OF heaven than
earth" ---.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-13

Beecher says of half way-men-"They
are Of no use-they ran never get to Heav-
en-they are not known in hell, and are
not wanted on earth"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-13

THERE is an efficacy in c.lmuess of which
we are unaware. The element of serenity
is one which we peculiarly need.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-13

We think that man carries the bor-
rowing principle triae TOO far when he
asks US to lend him our eIvs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-13
written in Is54-Now first PubEshed.l
= = RAG CARPET RHYMES.

BIZ MRS. FRANcEs D. GAGE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-13

Ne'er be turned aside from the right and good,
May his heart grow better, as life wears on
And he learn all mischief, tkat's wrong to
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-13

So the merry spirit shall cheer us still,
AS we tremblingIy pass adOwn life's hill.
And now comes a coat that once covered the
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with his money, watch, chain AMI psncH.ci,s.
He averrtd that this loss was In consequence Of
the negligence q the defendants, he being put
into room with another person, and the room
not securely fastened.
The defence was that the loes was occasioned
by the plaintiffs own negligence, and also tina,
In accordance with tho act Of 1855, the
defendants bad provided safe in their hotel
for tho use Of their guests and that the usual
not Ice thereof required by law, was posted
The plaintiff made out his case to the satisfac-
ton &c the Referee, and obtained judgment in
his favor.
Appeal wss taken to tho General Term Of
tho Court, the defendants counsel con'ending
that they were not liable, having provided a
cafe, as above stated.
The Court now held, in deciding the appeal
that the Landlord was, under the common law,
liable 10 the guest for the safe. keeping Of his
property, under an implied contract, tho con-
sideration Of which, was, the usual charges paid
by guests. that the act of 1855 was only ID
tended to exempt the landlord in respect to
such tums Of money, and such articles OF
jcwelry, ornsmente, &c, as he himself would
place in a safe before retiring, If safe was
oTvani,nt. The act was not intended TO int
pair the common law liability beyond such
exemption.
In this case tho plaintiff had but about s2j
in money IN lis pocket, which was not moro
than bis general expenses miEhta, any time
require. To deposit such sum would have
beer to he ridiculously prudent. A. TO his
watch and pencil. he might want either of them
after retiring to his room. They were not,
therefore required TO To deposited. Tho judg.
mcnt fer tha plain ih was flirmcd.
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HonId Of NomnclImen.

Tho Beard met last evening, pursuant TO adj
iuurpmcn', the President, Morgan Jones, Esq,
~ ho Char
A Communication was received from M An
drew v Stout (Seo report Of Board Of Aldur
ron.) and the extension Of timo granted by
the Aldermen was cOncuuod in.
4 communication was received from the Coun-
81 {, the Corporation, dated Dec. 3d. stating
dat he had Just received at his house the copy
ut an Injunction order in relation 10 tho Fort
G.ufoy yort property, and a resolution Of the
oosrd, requesting his opinion upon the validity
Of the injunction order. Judge Bro son says
The suggestion in tho recital Of the resolution
II, that complaint has not been served and
hat there is a consequent irrogularity. What
may bo the fact about serving tho complaint,
Am not informed and while, unfortunately, sop
srntod from my books, am unable 10 say
whether the injunction an s,.,,.. % o'o''ua'
Tomorrow Is the time for shewing cause. an.
m consequence Of my present condition, Judge
Dean viii appear for the Mayor and Common
Council. AS there will DO but little DELAY In
hearing the matter, it is the less important that
thouha prolouLce upon tho regularity Of tho
proceedings
Un ile. f0'
The Beard spent some two hours over tho
question OF voting their clerks extra nav,
Me*rs. orion and Pinckney opposing il bitter
~ asa sWindle, and Mr. Hogan, because he
passed,
Tho injunction order in the Fort Gan,evoort
matter WAS re-serye1 and also an iniunctiop
restraining the Board from acting In the matter
OF tho ionkers Railroad grant.
mo board adjourned until three o'clock TO.
day, CTuesday).
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BROOKLYN.

BRooKLYN CoMMoN CorNctt.-Thc Board
met last night, Alderman Tay lOr in tho chair
Alderman Strong called up tho resolutions
offered by him At the previous mooting, which
are TO the effect that the Legislature be request.
cd to repeal the Boulevard acts, and that tho
Park Commissioners bc instructed to stop all
Improvements ON the Prospect Hill Park, and
discharge the employees now engaged and
furthermore, plodging the Common Council TO
rctrcG chmCnt and reform in city expenditure
discouraging 10y their official acts all cNpandi
lures whereby tox"s are unnecessarily incurred
--cohiining Themselves to rigid economy and
leimiLing from cNpcniing money for beautify
ing tho Parks, or for making any other unno.
cesSliy imprON cmonts.
The resolutions were adopted and Aldermen
Strong, Wallace, O'Ke,fs, Franks and Van
lirunt, were appointed = committee TO carry
tho recommendations into Ell Ct.
large number Of peti for remission,
cancclm, mt and reduction Of taxes, were favor
ably reported upon by the Assessment Commit
tee and adopted.
Tho subject Of preparing an ordinance to pre-
vent tho railiOdd tracks & ON b,ing obstruc'c Ell
hy snow, and also TO protect citizens along the
line OF the different routes, was referred TO tho
Law Committee for report.
The resolutions Offered last mocting in favor
Of paying frarcis Swift 800 for removing
distractions in North Second street, were called
up ana after a short discussion, laid upon the
table.
Whcr tho Board WI. about 10 ai iouru Al Ter.
man Strong moved iha' Alderman r. G.. Taylor
he appointed temporary chairman, which was
declared carried.
THF RAILROAD WAR Mr.. Masors II iunc.
ton against tho Ncwtowu Railroad was yCstcr,
day dissolved by tho Supreme Court.
Tnr RECENT ORprR ~ rur SE,WErAuN
~ 1mr NANN.--lho recent order of tho Score
,nry Of the Navy, requiring tho employees in
| the Navy Yard to work from sunrise TO sunset
at wages paid outside, was posted up in all tn,
| departments yesterday, ard caused great dca
| of excitement. The order is To 80 into cilrci
| on tho first of January. Tho wages for shiJ
carpenters outside is -, and in tho yard 81 90
| Caulkors aud joiner wages are about the SAINT
| outside IA inside 81 with the other department
| Of labor. The ship carpenters, caulkers, an,
| sailmakors object to the number of hours, AM
will probably quit work il tho order is not med
fled.
| Coroner Horton held an inquest vc to dav
| upon tho body Of William Miller, aged % years
| 4 resident Of Wcstchcster county who wa
killed on board the propeller Friedrich, lying il
| Atlantic Dock Basin. Tho deceased WAS en-
| bv mdhnd o. IA iHnTriC. I1iffi-ts. ssVr.r IA hasr
contact with Mr. Mill,r's head caused fractuI
| Ot the skull, which resulted fatally about tiy
minutes thereafter. A verdict in accordan,
| with the facts was rendered, and tho holy wa
given IN charge at Capt. Van Nost, Of tho pro
poller, who will take 1t TO Wcschoster count
| Tor in ermcnt.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DIAxISR ,NrEuIiaKNCu.

n q acho'ner w Webster, " New York whieh
p "a into Fnlmouth Eng IN consequence II contra-
Z. wins, got | 20 e. isiou with the brig Oce.a
a triug the tighf Of tie 9th december, Carrying
a ,ay the lattcr's bo esprit, jiN bonm, dan aging
ctwaier a., and causing some lcsA serious dam
age " horssf
IL. s'hConc eusan Cannon, Page. ~ and FROM
New York g. the Ast II Ar ic., with tobacco, runs,
g. put into 81 Thomas Ith in'L having eNperirns-
stairUtu ia siats tf . a. - i-rs sails
dor e. senei, a.. some portion OF her cargo wiz
have e. be discharged
Tie chip Re venue, from New York for Liverpool.
y ,ih grain has put into Queenstown with pumps
clicked, SC.
The bark Alnah, rom London for New York, pat
into southampton Dee 18th, hav been in oolh-
ZION with I'm unknown vessel IN the channel. A
survey hrs been he'd, aud they have decided -
condemn hcr--the rspairs amounting ~ more th ~
the bark would sell fnT when completed.
The ahip - Charles, ~ aud f1r New York. from
AttVerp slp put into Suuthln ptor, having spI uns
al,ak, She vii. go ON u dock Z repairs.
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IIOBOKEN.

FATAL SKAriSG CA,uAIrY.--A lad, named
JOSEF Il G.. lhomaR, son Of I. w. Thums, Of
IiOhokou, while out sk itirg on tho meadows,
west OF llOhOlcu, on Chri tmLI day, tme in col
lision with anodcf roy, 10y which he was
thrown violently upon lho ise. lIo received
blow on the side Of his head which rupturod an
artery in tho head, and induced congestion OF
the brain, causing death on tho following day,
Az USrsrAL SuurRIsE PAHrY.-'fhc Row.
Mr. U,ndrcksun, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Bulls Fcrry and Fort Loe, was sur
priscd few evenings biuCe by "A visit Rom the
Baptist minister, Of Ensish Neighborhood and
a largo numhcr Of his congregation, who took
pos-ession Of his house prepared an excellent
suuter AMI then ushercd Mr.. lIondrickson and
lady to partako with them. Aitcr tho rcpast
Mrs. Hcndrokson WI, presented with vol
filled purse and a variety Of t,tts
MIR SrENESs NEw GUSBOAr.-Mr T. A.
stevens new gunboat tho "Quinohsug, recent.
| ly built nt BordcntOwn and intended ~ a pro-
| sent TO the government has been lying at the
IlohOk"n docks for several days, aud has attract
ed "A considerable number Of visitors
Mr.. Stevens, with a number Of invited guests,
will proceed on Saturday TO MAKE experiments
with the boat, and tho immense gun which has
been made for her.
BuRNING or STEAM Tow. BoAT.-Last
| evening between \ and . O'COgh, "a fro was
discovered on board the steam tow-bOat Wm.
| Tilinghast, which was lying moored just inside
| Of the basin at loboken, and in close proximity
TO large number Of canal boats and barges.
! The boat was cast loose and owed a short dis
lance away, when the fire spread rapidly AMI
in few moments II was entirely enyelopol in
flames. Owing to tho difficulty of getting in
the vicinity Of the fire, Engine Co. No. wa,
tho only company that got to work, but the fire
had gained such Roadway that the hull and ma.
chinery were rendered nearly worthless. The
fire originated in the pilot hous" and is believed
TO have been the work Of an incendiary. Til,
Tllinghast was owned by parties in Albany
and the oas Is supposed to amount TO iron
a, 900 to 80, 900. Tho tow boat arrived at Ito
Lokon Yesterday afternoon.
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FrRr IL WNKrR SEA- fire broke out at
q o,iock last evening" in tho drug store, No.
- Walker st., occupied hy ,lph Faust. IL
WAS caused by a clerk Hancd William Faust,
who opened hottie Of ether near ilnil lamp.
The entire stock, valued at ~ POO, wa, destroved
full, insured. jana Lee, tho occupant OF the upper
part cf the building, sustained a loss of about
900 To her furniture; not insured. Tho build
ing ia owned by MI. LOWS, and is damaged to
tho extent Of s20t; insured.
DRowNrp.-Owcn Smith, resident Of
Brooklyn, about o'clock last evening, in at.
tempting 10 jump on board Of one Of the South
ftry boats, after il bad left the L'cr. tcll into
the rivcr. lilo was rescued 10y sOmo ot tho en-
IluN,cs Of the ferry, but died few minutes
.dtr being taken ont Of tho water.
CuHoHrHs lNQursrs Coroner Schirmer
held au inquest yesterday at No. 500 Wet
l9th street, upon the h.dy Of MARY Mclnncrv,
a native OF lrrLnl, % ytats Of age, who dicd
from injuries received ON the 18th inst, by TALL
irr down a flight Uf tt,i.s.
CutOrur Jalkmau held an inqu' N a. No Il
Second street, upon the body h EN Council
man Fiancis Gilmore, q na,iNo OF New Yo,k,
~ Y, ars Of age, who led from q pistol shot
would received On Friday last, a. previously
reported. Whilo loading pi stol, it wa, acci.
'crtal y discharged ard a ball from it entered
his t,ich,Ed.
The same Coroner held an inquest At DYKES
Not,l, C,thnrina slip, upon tho body OF John
MCLAUGHLIN, native Il Ireland, ., years ot
Ec, who dol from tho effects OF morphine.
bat whether taken with the intention of self
destruction or oiherwis', the jury were unable
fodciprmiuc. Dcccas 4 was soldier in the
~ h Regiment Of Infantry.
The same Coroner held an inluos' At No. Gj
| Mott street, upon the body Of Chu. O'llari, a
native Of Ireland ~ wears Of age, who was o.
icrday found dioNnrd in the deck foot Of james
rect, into which he foil, a. is suppo5cd, while
\ intoxicated.
Also upon tie body of an infant boy abou,
| month, old, found drowned in tho Hamilton
| Avenue ferry slip. No evidence ~ to thu way
| in which the child got in tho water could be
| obtained, and tho Jury rendered verdict OF
| .imnlo do nth by drowninp
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SECOND BoARn.

Tie suspension Of spocie payments, which hAl
been agit,t,d e. long, and 40 strongly recommend
81 Ivy brokers AMI business men, has had a very az
hiraing elect on the s,o,k market and all kis<is
" securities Rave gone up with a run. The sus-
pension had been long looked for that II excited
ut little CONNIE :, and has indeed proved but psr~
ti, " the leading Institutions having refused
to suspend af(cr the vote to do ~ hal been ps-seA
by the majority These were at afst the Chemioal
Bak, City and hank u America, Later In the dsg
they we're Joined by the Bank Of Commerce. Lea
Their Manufacturors, and Mercantile Banks. Gold.
"a yet, has not commanded more than half pr
cent. premium there being little demand for IL, -
tho debts due upon the other side have been greatly
reduced aud there IL liuc disposition N con,rass
more Tho desire 10 remit specie 10 Europe hss
sso ceased in consequence Of the surrender q
sliitll aud Msson, which IL regarded ensiring
peace. The question Of Necessity Of suspenacu II
NO., hy any means a.quicsccd In, either by he
banks or the community. The banks commenosA
bust,sss, this morning, with $ls,iOo,T1s In their
vaults Had direct taxes been commenced 70 be
| collected nom the people, by thi soveinmenL -
NJ on time ~ two weeks since by which the funds
taken from the banks aud disbur.ed througho,-a
the country at large, could have been collected in.
aud returned gradually towards the large buains.s
centres, ard IN the odes IL Ia thought that the
ccssl,y Of suspension would have been entirely Oh
viaici.
The government will pay the inter, 81 the pull
lie debt, In gold, on the 2d Jan
The Grocors' Bank haa declared dividend cftH
per cent
The afyearly interes, on capita will Ia PAID
by the United States iAfc Insurance c. on Thurs
day, At the rate Of per cent. per annum.
The Mariners savings Insttutinn, 2d Avrauss
opposite Coisr In'litutc, pays dividends On toth
| jan. q rer cent yeaily IN sums under $50,
| and per cent. over $50.
The Michigan Central Directors have pNsaei .
resolution u postpone dividend At the prcSena
| peri,d
| There Is Little or no excitement ut the bsnks,
~ Throughout the city, at the course which things
| are taking IN a financial point II view.
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LEGAL RRPORTs-MONDAY,

LsdJiLiy Of HoteI KeeperS-Benjpmin Giksps.
James 3. LIBBY and ", y. HhitHey was
an action TO recover of the defendants, who are
Proprietors Of the Libby House, a hotel in
This city, for the loss Of s25 in money, and a
cold watch chain and pencil case, by the plain
III while guest of their house.
The case was referred, and the plaintiff Alleg-
cd and proved on the trial that he was put into
room with another person, against his o.est;
hat upon retiringito bed he turned the key in thu
ioor, and hung the watch on nail in the wall,
Ills money and pencil, case were in his pantaloons
pocket; before waking in the morning he found
Tho door siar, and his fellow ledger gone, togethe
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Police Intelligence, &C.

AERE,r oF BURGLARS. Detective Sl5wcy
Yesterday arrested two negroes, named Potter
ana John Whitehead, charged with having, On
! 1T Friday night, broken open the house OF Mr.
John Pardon, At Harrington, y w., aud robbed
it Of clothing TO the value Of 30, after which
,hoy stole air of horses from barn near b,,
and He'd e. o,hawkcr, wbcro they liberated
the hor.cl az d lied to this city. The pr ,on,r
arc also charged with having, about two wock-
Ego, stolen u box containing 80 and nj % %
,uiic from Mr.. Moses TiyloI, ol ,hc alr g
oolotcd woman named Iirogn, IN Mc-cr + .
Peter lad on his por-on the -tolou jack knife,
md on searching the premises, II portion Of the
-iolen clothing was found. Both prisoner,
confessed their guilt in each case aud thev
jersey. - o. a. ---''--i.i-- a--'.' N~-s
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IL TUE CoURr ~ GENERAL SESSIONS ycstcr-
day, Charles NJ. Jefferds, recently convicted Of
murder, was called up for sentence, but owing
to the illness of his counsel, Mr. Brady, sen.
tcncc in his case, as we'll as in that Of Lowcn-
berg, was put of until Saturday. Tho case of
Valentine Coombs, indicted for tckc, swind.
lin will I've OF tNi,y
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.,CELLANEOUS.

~TpA liiIE TEETH ADDS GREAT
,LEAppearance "a every one; and u all who
Wy toheir teeth look ~, we would Glyise 10
would ey's Gate Harlow'sl ORRI5 TOOTH
use we are SATISFIED, from experience, that Il
PABIAnd most Reliable article In uaa, m n a
10 thmy " the Dentist, az II keeps the Teeth
parb in perfect health, and we guarantee that
AnfhJurious Ia used in its making. Don't kAil
No trial, as we are confident that Il Will give
toatisfaction. II is also an sxcellent article
Breath. To be had at % South second q,
nsburgh, At Is cents per pos, nss a.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 81. 1851.
CITY NEWS.

TuE number of deaths in the city the past
week were 2j9, Of which were Adults, 157;
children; 202; men, 90; wtmen, 81, boys, 81;
girls los. OF dseases Consumption, 5ai drop
~ p, heart disease, II; maassmus II; inlan.
tile commissions, ~; Group Is fever, Al; In.
Examinations Al; smallpox 10. The number Of
deaths is an increase Of 8 over the same week
Ia
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MEDICINES.
CONSUMPTION is THE MOST FATAL Az

CONSUMPTION is THE MOST FATAL ASD
y destructive disease known 10 man, Ani tue
Is Of mortality prove that this sclurge Of mankind
Increasing in IL rlyages. This Is because the DIS
nse il either neglected or improperly treated IN its
arly stagcT, that is, while contiusd g. thron and
runChial tubes, for the experience derived from
10 wears practice exclusively devoted 10 the cure OF
conyinces me that the earliest inii'
ations Of this disease are felt ia the throat. The
atient IL first aware Of tickling irritation, when
Kettles a backing ct scraping, and raising a thick
|lucuA or phlogm. These symptoms gradually IN
|resse until a regular ft Of coughing takes place
very morning. tie lungs soon become diseased by
b. continual cough, and Consumpti N IL the Ger.
|ln result This Is the usual prugreas a this TAT Al
sease which A. first asily cured, but ia -
It or stages defy the powers II medicines ! am
nablfd b. refer ~ hundreds residing Ia New York
/ HON have cured Of consumption, within the past
vo years and In all curablca cases will gulrau-
Pc relief from suffering by the hrst "a hours treat
mt. DIR. NJ G. OTOOLE,
Consumption Physician,
de3l iis'i32 So Third avenue, n. Y.
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-.Zx,sONAL NOTICES.

~ HEk HOME ON E HsRY Am ka asEE.
Syesrs wore ,, brown VIII, S Se ss. a re,
ssvsd mother, No. i 70, W S.iss '''A
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UCTIoN SALE-TuE BTAUTIrUI

"a II us hold fur ulture ofthc l.tc Ct,t. Thpmaa
MrCnhe, No 1870 East corner Of ~ayerly place a ri
9Th ave will hc sold NJ public auction, thii ,f,ot-
on, ~ ~ O'Clock 10 heligh,-t hit Ier for ~.
with Vt reserve. Consisting " IttuHfrttr. brussels
tvo irErsin varISt-, class, china Agi syrrSarr,
table cuit,cry, ,i.u,th. st,vrs, hrlste,ds bureaus
nnr IN trace, lp.s ami hclIirs, -uf,uels, r,ck-
.rs ,' airs clocks y.s's, curtains, shal,k mtrrur-
Sc. sale positive. 1876
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sBuBPEiSG, &C.

EOR LINERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
L Linc-The packet ship ADELAIDE, lying M
Iior u East River, sails IN January. For pHsngc,
apply on loard, or h. WILLIAMS q HllON 40
Fulton Il. d3l Hac'lO2
Wine FOR LONDON-ShILS JANUARY
~ 2nd, the nyrtitc packet ship "GUY MAN
NERISG" Capt Dolard, ~ Pier IL Kast River Foi
passage, In 2nd uuNlu, at low rates. drafts On any
art Of En- and or Ireland, apply 10 TAP5COIr d
o., 10 South 81. desc FllO
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Board Of Aldermen.

The Board met last evening. a communicl-
'itn was received from Andrew V. Stout, the
Commissioner appointed for carrying out the
allotment f., stem, stating that ne wls unable
10 report az required by the resolution under
which lac was appointed. The paper was order
ed TO Ice printed AMI resolution was adopted
extending the Time in which Mr. Stout was Iii
rrclel to report the amount ol expenses likely
to he incurred in carrying out tho provisions Of
lhr r,sol .tiYn under which hc was appointed, to
The IT. OF March, 1862, and authorizing him to
..' a. Commissioner in The meantime.
\ communication vas received from tho Fl
nance Department, rel tive ~ the con titl0n OF
no" treasury, from hich itnppcar- that
ITO luln 90, Dec. u, was. S3,3JGG6 II
hc,c.pt7 since ................. 2ls,Sl9 u
1928, i9j y
Payments, Observation-Disclosures. 26Di2l ~
Balance Dec 2S ................ 3,J6J OT3 81
Aroli'ion va. received from tho independent
Telegraph Company, who are constru'ting
line between Boston, New York and Wlshirg-
Ton, a krE fora ii ,ht fWay through tho sire Is
Of the city and promising in exchange for the
,.id grant 20 allow tho free use of tho telegraph
10 the City departments. The petition, which
h,d previously passed the other Board, was
granted.
The Board concurred with tho Board of Coun-
c.lmon la returning an assessment Of $500 10
May j Hall.
The Board then adjourned TO this CTuesdly)
afternoon at 3 l.. NJ.
Subsequent to the adjournment of tho Board
m niunc ion in relation to the Griiiron Rail
road Bill from Judge Gould of tho Supreme
Court Of Albany, was served on each member of
the Board, rs also one in relation to tho Broad
way Railroad.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTlON NOTICE-M DOUGHTY, Auc-
"A tionecr, will sell this day, At lO% o'clock, ut
tho tales rom, - Ma sau u, a large and general
assortment of household furniture u every de.
sctiptiol ai'c, fancy goods, gold Jcwcry, CARPETS
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A SSIGNEE'S lSALE OF HAN s )MF
~ HAkLMR LIIAMMEE LLIRAEN AM

DINrSr p"nN ~ p%pPi,nri l"n'"' "Nu
THIS tCicsu. " morning at II o'clock, precisely,
Of the cn'ite cont, nts GA f. class resirnco 49,
West tlsi -, near ith ave. Comprising pArlot far
it''ic a. every d,scipt!on, elegant r,scwp,l itno.
lie LEI and 'thot mirrors centre aud Iior t,blrs
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an ingram cafpctf, superior sofa belscsi-, oil
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t'ch Clhra, CW glass, ttl'e cutlery, Sc. Az witt.
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