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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
FIRE MARsHAL's OFFICE -DEc. Is
Before Justice BoGARr.
1Hr ExPIRE CITY BANK FIRE.

IHE ENPIRE CITY BANK FIRE.
fire occurred in this Bank the night Of the 9th
instant caused by the unsafe construction Of fur
nace-fue. used for heating the Bank department. II
SEE ns By the evidence shown by the investigation,
that the furpsce had been constructed by Mr. A. ;.
Cogles sitter the erection Of the building, and the
sheet tin plsies forming the ue fixed very near
the lsih and the flooring; the intense heat soon con-
rrenced TO char the wood work near the hester, In
the vicinity Of the register in the Cashiers office,
where the Be seems 20 have first stsrei, and run ~
between the lsth and plaster 70 tbs ceiling This fur,
rsce. fue has been by several witnesses PRONOUNCED
imperfect and unsafe in ts construction. Mr.. Dennis
Harris owLer Of the building direc,ed the furnace TO
be COZ srueted in the most perfect manner and be-
Teyed il had been done co. Several witnesses e st-
fed 10 the gr, At beat and srsOke for several DAYS
nricr 10 The FIRE. On several occasions water had
te. thrown on the basebsad near the register, fear
ful hat the gres, heat would set the wood on tte
Joseph Graveit the porter. testified 20 closing the
Bsrk a, about ; o'clock then left, and was absent
until between and 10 o'clock, when, his return,
n. discovered the Bank full Of smoke and the pre- n
.es on fire. Mr. BIZ niger the President Of the Bang
Mr. French Vice President; Mr. Dreamer, the L ash
ier the Paving Teller and others 81 testified 20 the
sppssr,nce Of smoke in the INK. since they occupied
he building and also the unsafe construction OF
The furnace fae and that the origin nj the hre vas
eaus.d by tie heated tue being in too close prorl-
inv 10 the wood work. AL the books Of the Bank
were saved.
EMPLOYED BY Mr.. Dennis Harris to erec. the hotaii
furnace in the said Bank about tie middle Of last
sen,eu,ber. Mr. Harris did not restrict him in price
hut directed hA 10 put in furnace 10 tue very oes
manner. The estimate was made for t'5, Mr. COVE.
built the furnace in his best manner, and gave II Id
special attention for the purpose Of making secure
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Sales at the stock Exchange. Die. IS.
FRIDAY, Dee. l5--P. VI.

There was q partial Improvement 10 the Stock
market this morning, more especially in Eric. AT
the Second Board tho market opened with sooie rm-
ness but was rather heavy at the close The trans
actions OF the day 10 considerable extent Erie.
after touching Sol closed at ISL. Central was sus-
tanned at the Improvement CT yesterday, closing al
co. Panama was steady. Reading declined !
cent; Hudson River y cent Norwich improved
Y cent. The earniugs Of this road having been
used up in payment Of bonded debt, anu or the
necon with the New-LoulOn Road at Norsich, it
is proposed TO pay dividend Of Il 2 cent which
bss been earned, and raise the money for the pay
men of the dividend by the sale of bonds DO iuc,ng
the discount on the bonds from the dividend. Hsr-
lem was heavy. The Western shares were without
change of Importance. Nicaragua is rather frm@.
Cumberland was heavy. Pennsylvania fell off | Y
cent. Delaware improved Y cent. In Bonds and
State Stocks, the business was large, reaching
sl35 geo, including 800 600 Illinois Central Bonds.
closing a. Ga decline OF ! y cent. OF Pansms
Bonds $50 600 were sold at 73l, regular 70, buyer
four mor tbs New-York Central sold at s0i Eries,
ISL GO; Incomes, 9fia95. Virginia Gs were in fair
demand, ard sold at 90, q 30; Indiana IS, IS.
The Exchange market for the Union has been
moderately active, but the supply of bills has been
excessive and rates tend downward. Sterling ranges
from 10 Fl y cent with sales bankers signatures
at 7iasl and frst-clsss commercial bills at II v
cent. Francs 5Isi 49, We understand some
parties propose to send gold to NewOreans for the
purchase of Exchange in consequence Of some diff
Guilty in selling bills in New-York.
Froiebts are frrner for Grain, and about 900
bushels have been engaged At 81 ID. in bulk and ID
inlbags; 1000 bales Cotton 5-J2d 200 bbs. Pork 81,
60Oo gallons Oh l7IG, Dead Weight Isl, $50 ties.
Beef 2l603i, Flour I, Resin %. To London. 100
bales Hops a. Lard, Bacon, &c, 22I6, Flour 81.
To HAVE, some Cotton H., Rum 2ic, Two grain
charters TO direct port ia ireland made a,
sd and charter for Calcutta on terms not made
public.
The receipts at the Subj Treasury were 1885;
paid, s3i 90; balance, g. 692, 53 Paid from Assay.
Office, sl99,7f9
TIE Imports of Dry Goods show very large de-
crease this weeh, as compared with the same week
of last year ard also as compared with last week.
The figures
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FIRES.
Ffrr N WIITfANsgEfgH.

ltsterfsy, sboat Z 4 VI q Gre broke CT IA the
hiect IN ID shop OF VI. + os STICK ssp-briisr, ga
the OF iot in Fir-t.st between North Ftrs and
North Secooo-s's Til. t'gether With r. "a house,
Ne esi Frs'st occupied grOcer ~ soa vel ind by
Michsel Panel we're ennTelS destroyed Tue bald
ires wers okrsd By Me,srs Lake Loss, sboat
81 zoo: 10 iusurance. Mr. Sacks loss ia sock.
tools sc. 500: covered by Insurance in tAs Msa-
isttsn ard Equitable Companies Of NsF-Y,rk. Mr..
Farrell loss about 5000; losdrsd IN New York C,m
NAMES for 500. The ofice Of + :. ksitas lime ani
hrick vsrd. a. ioinine xas considerably d,nssei
The fire Is supposed to have bceu the work Of an in
cendiasy a. an attempt made to fire the premises
the night prvvioss
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We deeply regret the ungenerous feeling DIS
PLAYED ty macy Of the Dry Coos Merchants II the eastern
rcit Of the city in sequence Of the course pursued bJ
Messrs HEARD tLaFP Co. 10 closing oui then bnnes
But that the soove aamei men
scre sfectug their interest OILY. Others have luxe nsh
t. complain. We can't conceive the mani Of auN oaNlut
or apy npuber individuals take exeepi0nsto or dictate 20
OH en-. The which they shall Couiuct their bane
fley choose eel. their Goods lover than on-. IN tae
trade can huy them they have equal chance with the pub
lie n obtsui1e them fho-. 10 the rsde equally solicit
&c with the Ladies witt No 81 GIstdst where they WI
vet frd an extensive Of rich sha~ls sIAs vel
yei. Pesse Cloths Pssmattss Muslin de Lanes ard other
r Dres, Goods fall per lower than they can OF I'm
porter. Bat preference VIII be gwen over Nhe tes-H
p.trons OF thu Establishment
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Advertise
To he Editor Of The y. y Tribune.
DIR. S,NRoRN'S TREATMENT OF Dis

DR. SANBORNs TREATMENT Of DISEASES III
TIE LuAGs Having become acquainted with DR SASBoRNs
Of treating Disc OF the Lungs aad ar passages 0y
la ing fLDCATED |APoRS" and beng convinced tha. h
success 10 frctug far beyond that II the old syst
have a medical thus pnbicy testimony IN
Ire favor What eyes cannot doubt In regard e. Dr.
sAsBoRSs system OF Inhalation Il IS entirely nec a. far A.
am the medical profession, and alters widsy
the old hot ndr systen which has been used m TINS
country 10 Europe many IhnEs suo views have
cfity eha aeo upon the Of Lung Diseases few
yssrs sibce patients upon lou spare advised
the houewefe bed hti red sud Obliged 70 swt
low even siceniHg dis2us'ag drug No
vCids OF ten thus treated died mi that D. SAN
born resrres all patients the uoufshng food cnnk
dsy u hrsndy other form OF sicoh bic dtnk snd
patients gren any drtg ato The 'io~dc1 haze
much confidence bis Treatment that as physisn who
practice would advise all who arc am e.ef o.
Iftdposeo Of the lungs throat 70 se hin
ita knote they will be fully convinced, have beeg
its superior ttcs Dr. SANBoES can b consulted daily
the New \ OTk Lung Irs'itu'e. No Bond st.
JAMES DUNCAN, D., CareGon Hotel
Rasidfnoc Rrainu. Ma.
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advertiser ent

$50 foo Money Bonds sc Grand Tr11k Railroad ofaee'
Montreal
2sWe Wudhsm Bank Connectcut
rs SEQ Bostmsps Saving Bank. 81 Louis
5tO0 Tressuers Oi:e, Crown Point
SEQ RsilIOed Office. Aususts, Ga
These amounts show but portion OF the actual
su robbed sheet iron Ssfes and similar seeuf-- within
~, hs ten ouhs During the time The Losses oy nre al
Tgo, Niws and Clsse and constitute smother beavs &C
CONT hs-sesbe 70 these apologies every dollar OF wen
would have been saved by the Of LiLLiE' tikE ana
BVKeI Az FKOOF SAiEs aud LOCKS 49,.
So J. c. koEEs, Agent.
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COURT OF GESREAL sEsslONs-Dee. IS.
BEFORE the RECORDED

John Maloy, indicted for burglary in the hrit de-
ere on the dwelling Of Christ Wengef. was tred .nd con-
ytsd Of az att, ~ d petit larceny Sentence detsned
Ot indeed for sderag to vote IA ne isth foI Us
,r OF the Twenty ard the late general eec,onne
HAVING previously voted 10 the district on tn.f day~
tried seHtsIcs months 10 the Penitsntary
end e fac Il 500. =,
Tho. lone. indicted for snd scenY IN stealing clothing ~
the value OF from the hOuss Vi Joseph "enee No IL
vessut pleaded guilty % attempt AZ gfanf larceny
ar ss sentenced fhe Psnireutisry for three months
The tr, OF Hssht. for Halciously pulling out the
tor e OF horse which begun yesterday res5ed IN Bis
scogittal Adjourned uni. Monday next.
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ViOLATING CRY ORDNAScEs.-Yesterdiy after
noon ceer and Cook Of the Third arc arrested five
New.Yofk cunnen for diving srd dsmsgiag the SIDE
wals in vootion Of the City Ordinance They fined
a. e zach by I.yor Wall These with
FIVE Cghe employed In csrriog of ice from the
suuit lots in the Third We'd and said tor Boak
corner Of Houston sud Elm SIS, Newiosk This ice,
Skinned from pools may DO Intended to cool the
pare CTotou, and IL may not
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SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TEsN-Dec. Il.
Before Judge MITCHELL.
The Chemical Bank ast the Mayor. L

The Chemical Bank AIT the Mayor kc
TIE complaint shows that the Bspk has surplus
nd beyond rs catita Of hin si COO Of which nearly
Go consists OF Investments 10 United states socta The
BA1k taxed the L. Stocks well the other
rus d. Tho complaint asks for thu % the
tax end that Injunction be granted to restrain the defen-
dfus from colleclg the assessed the :. StOcks
There lie need the Judge sid Of order Of the Court
FOR Bonh pay tender such adults TO be dde
be then unlswtaly collected the Bank can have
remedy for the excess.
II other remedy. by iruneton The defendsnts counsel
car not b. granted Judge Woodruff. OF the Cour Of
Coucn Pless in the Of " on at the Mayor &c. has
fully explained The decisions Ia this subject
Jsdge thought &c would BE- we'll # The Code allowed
junction such but that 10 it, language.
frlsnf will have ght Of sction sgsost the Collector
sureryors ser sna be collected that does
m hun TO the IL junction. in This his Of action
will until after the money shall have been collected
The -trc law favor mide By the
II defendant The motion for injunction is desed VITA
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NywExcLlSp SOCIETY or THE CIR OF NEw-
YoRx.-This Society proposes to celebrate the two
hundred and thirty fourth Anniversary of the Landing
Of the Pilgrims, on Thursday, the slst inst, by an
address from William NJ. Evarts, Esq and other
annropriate fervices at the Church Of the Messiah,
Broadway at u O'Clock T. M and Dinner at the
Astor. House on the day following. the 2sodl at
o'clock. F.. NJ. The Hon. William H. Seward has
accepted an invitation to attend and other d'''ln'
cuished speakers will be present.
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Urder onr nolice renort restfriay He statei In ad.

. .
oob certain parties be arrested for conspiracy that
Nj James Lsete arrested and held 70 bail 10 seep the
peace We infin.d that there mistake ia
tb.t Mr. Le.te hon0fshiv discharged by Joe
lice that hstha. Coons uoder or
ia be County Of hnEsDd examination before
Jnstice- Booklsn for obsilng uooey Hr
Leeis under e preterses The which appeared chr
yesercay's edition, sht be e0usTued prrudc-l VI
l.e srd axe the shove exp nation o; JUS
tire ai i'm
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MARRIED.

BOGERT-RowE-or the io,h Inst: 3, the Rev 81 ora
ran - tie Suivsns Bsplag hgrch dr j. Augustus DO
sert 70 Me. Ri1absfh Rowe. a. u ,Li- City.
ELTAKLEY-b UL9rRT-Oo 1hursisy, the fth. BY tue
Rev 4 r CsrrheI Andrew b4eskIsIi E7si !" "i1 mary
Arr Halbert, sil II his Cigy. . go
NkTTpEws-FEHs-O rhur.iay. Dec. y, BY the Rev
Bach. George AsttheSs - Sopaa l. NJ d@-sAIe9 oi
Nathaniel YEN ESQ al Ct this Cry.
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TlouAs Saith aEt Michael smi b aud Esther his vie.
CIRCUIT cOURr-Dec IS, 1851

Blr ,.in.t wentworth recover Damages for Alleged
Slander, already referred 10.
Mr.. Dyc't IN opening Tor Defense stated mat IN
stead Of dBdant endesyo'ing perecute plsatn ms re-
,e va he case That sind hsd surrounded defendant
lib dielen OF stores and had persJns ~ watch what de-
fidant in order IN get 'ut asanst him II 10 'ns arths
~ the cbarses should been made different times only
IN ~ dog dsy. 1883 and then stop The Er-st 'ia Of den.
dart bad been clerk Ia the empoymeu NJ PLAZA
tia once srd ID dared up Ir himself Whateg.r de
udsnt ca saw merely Uhst {, comul1u smong rga de
in bis goods reference % theirs II
will be shown - old polished furniture for ws
So 10 the case Of gentleman residing Toy SC. Test
mon, Wa t4keu--to be Continued.
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corRr CALENDAp-THrs DAY

CoNxos PLEAs-Sos l622, LOIS, 1925 10 LOGS,
l60 l,72 1871 1852 1913 1855. le5s lese. 60 -
SUPERIOR CoURT-Mondsy.-NOs. l443, l0J, 423
ss 30 ss5 fe ssg ss IOo2 llss % s3j 1884 n 100 So
a. 1851 4sl 7e3 li07 6el 30 1lJ 79l 49, as go ~
~ as, 5si - SO, p ~, 3D. 80 l4" iEF' ls'i''
SoPRFxE CoURr-Speciai Tern -Mondsy-No
IS n Par, H-So. As TO- I4to Is, %, 2I q q 81 30,
Al a. a ~ 20 - s.
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MARINE COURT-Oec. -, 1854
Before Judge McCARTHY.
H..L-.-- - Il IL

To recover damages Tor alleged false imprisonment
IN Hr de auiug p-ioth ldce elect OF one OF the uope
Dsc-l bis saioln for payment ~ ~ cents. psoth
ofernR IS bill whi;h defendant refused 20 change saving
there hsd Suspicion ssAn- bans bu ch 10 fact
VS. good The Court bed that defend had right 30 10
dstaa rerson. Judmsn Tor pisn.ih, ? 20.
SANDER.
Th,uAs Saith AIT. Michael sni h add Esther his wife.
To recover damages FOR saying thai plaintiff hal
stolen bostess and bought his vie ss dr With
the otsy he cot f0r IL; be stole box ~ from
Arort~ Divett bouaht bis wife SIX With the
cation pnt ia that plaintiff been chged with taxing
box OF boots This denied Decision reserved For
Mes.Ts John Bsdy and ID. MauseT, tr de5nd ant
Messrs BaInAby Bustesd.
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Advertisement

IMFOE M DISJOF LII - TIUT 0'i'sfI nv OTT
PAINTINGS o. The updes gnedhsve Just patented IN
Europe for taxing Photographic m preston,
on csuvss prepared TO take them IA tbs y
Tie correctness deneaon ard beauty OF tbes5 p.innSs
witch are produced with short sitog and 81 inriag
tNrense can ouiJ be full appreciated BY examination fnh
f life potaits ade by this process from dsgueeoypss
Of dceasec peIoa Our other ysou OF eooed ra,n
usual aud at other estsbehment In
America ! GVRAEY c ID FREDERicKs. No 20 Rue Base
On Re rnpArt, Paris and No $40 Broadway, New-iork
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A TEMPERANCE JUBILEE

To ne Idif'f y ne y. J. ITiturt
SIR: was cratifed in the announcement Of a iub-
Ice smoDg the friends of Temperance in this City.
Thursday next nj the result Of the Sta'e Election
and with the call for the exhibition Of flags, banners
ard other emblems. during the day, preparatory to
The meeting at the Tabernacle in the evening. This
cea 10 good one. One gentleman has several flags
alr ady prepared for bis own store, on which are
written "NO RUN At ALL Low TAXES.
"JAns AND Poor IIorsEs AID GRoG-SHoPs TO LET ~
"ProsPERITY TO ALL BUSINESS" Let thom be abun-
dant. NJ
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FHRENoLOGY Names and Definitions Of the
ortsrs-lh- socis Farins.: twtrfvLsEss- scK1N !1v-
ioi ere- .tEzcte. ar CnJUssL L1vE-Csi fs Ia tls
ptrirf Lff r. FAE-NrsL LovE Car o. n al a
tou's ~ TXpsHfPSncia'tv uaicU srd casiog ~ W Is
iNE1riTaIlvEsE I've q hou- sad uu-rv CosTisITY
@Ttesfi tnrlIrs 10 c1n-e-gfiTroe-s YfTAr.yEyrss
tlHsits fo lie lfpsl1s ai-..e EKsnna -iil ~atsa
eescrPtous BY PsoF FowLER No IS 8rosEwsy
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NE'W-JERSEY II,ENS.

The GREAT BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE.-About a
the ccumstsnces relative suit brou yht against
WI n. Hall Superintendent Of the Harlem Rail-
road o- besch OF pronse Of msrsre BY y0u,g LADY from
Washington published: and stated that
bso ohtair ed verdict Of - go dam him Since
that he has spilled for the benefit Of the inoyent
unlimited upri.oL ne. in the Hurson County IN Jail
and subsequently obtained dischge his dbt By
hich he escapes the penalty leaves the Young LADY,
whore aggravated one, without redress.
FAILURE OF A BRoKER Mr.. John Mortimer, q
broker in Jersey City las failed His liabilities stated
~ -. : n.
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Advertisement
WILLIAMSBURG PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL

CHURCH ExITssoS soCILTY-A public meeting ihi
osty hi be held in chr. Church Bedford Az MORROW
EvFNIsc service TO y o'clock The
viii be- preached by the Rev Dr. LEwIs Of Brooklyn. Ad
dresses n az also b. expected.
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s, Tst'l....:..:.. 80 10 si is51,s

AZ meeting Of the Directors Of The New-fork
Central Railroad Company, held on the 18th inst,
Erastus Corhing unanimously reelected Pnc.i-
dent and Dean Richmond Vice President OF the
Company for the ensuing year The following APP
pointmeuts of standing Committees were also made;
Executive Communicable President, exofiico, Mr..
Ricbn ond, Of Buffalo Mr.. Cbedell, Of Auburn; Mr..
Mcintosh, Of Albany; Mr.. sFaile, Of Newfork.
Committee on Accountable. Sage, Of Troy, Chair
man; Mr.. Livingston, Of NewYorki Mr.. Seymour,
Of Utica.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
COMPANY. for the first week Of December, we're:
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Advertisement
Crp.t.~ SruooI --Dr WuIIGI> IET/EI>ER,

10 vss formerly EMPLOYED principal in one Of the Gov
erumepi schools Of Bieen tat obliged 20 esais 90 =.
reurt of his republican tendencies has school i'
srs At No 2 T ehty ouIh IT. near Eishthsv MS eoutss
Of Instruction all the branches usuAg tu1ht ~ln
The addition French lar vocal music u pt-
,rd suar Dr. Lezeiser well fitted both bS education aea
.xre nee his position be chOoi Oilers .ny sdVin,-
,e. rot ouv 20 German parents but TO those OF orr o
citizen, who have their dren -cucsed IN the
familiar nae Of The nobs.t OF uoaern anE1,.e
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George W. Kendsll. Esq, Of The Nea'. Orio'ss
P,coss,s we see Il stated hss recently taken unto
himself wife. Size Is a Partisan by BIRTH ard the
marriage was cor summ4tsd az Paris. BALI sun.
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REAL LIFE. SiZE.-The only real life-size Pho
TocRAPHs made really on csnvss and flushed in OIL
tto.e done by ROOF NJ 65 Broadway OF Frsokn't
Gail ard observe that they not taken on
rsrer Al pasted on having ord nary D.
iueueo,pts have them reproduced c sire Esey style
OF picture taken IN any kind Of weather
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TAdver-isene1t !

Gas Gas GAS FIXTURES, of new designs
and upsurp.s.sd wortusnshp vii be found a. the graf
Nsrrfsr,u,px Der Of ARcats. WANTS. %, No I'D
R,n.Svsy ..o new pot.b. Gas ArPsKArrs to- eountry
r,.d -ncss churches ard faetoriea
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Advertise mentl
fAayeriSmecs

IsAAC T. TATES
y.x~rs Cosxrv~ Doors and saoEs. foy tender feet
No 4ss Brosdwsy. cor o. Bi05ues;, sew-fofk-
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TANFs.
.ssc Ad.sBce the Tax Commissioners Of the City OF
New.iork.

oppo.d by Mr Dillon for Corporation for Mandsmus to con
Ell the Tax Commissioners 10 fNhey having In
opery ALLEGED increased the vsusii1n o. s.oTe la John
4 lryoDd BY the Assessor o. f- Waf sod relsed
60 reduce other propry valued too high by
the Assessors Motion for msndsmus to property 10 John
81 granted; IS TO other property, denied.
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WZLLAMSBU RGH ITEMS

ENGIyE EUNSrRs,-The Common Council have
adopted resolution quiug the patrol Police 20 examine the
nightly all boys and iatuders found
therein a; unre GsOusble hour
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BROORL YN TINS.

TEE Love 1,LASD RAILROAD COsP.Sr .SD THE
CoHNos CouscIL Ar tee meeting o. me so.ri a.
DrI c.. tcu ~ 50 cal Conme- a. lsting fifi
cuiies be vefl tie Civ All the Lclz t-itsd lroii Con
ILrF. epoiied tsi e ahi.a Tr0oose. tk.t hs
Con pety ha csCe tie "Trip Of s5i - Zee; vide the
scDh q AsscsE 10 III CtE sad thea place th
Ia the center ci street 10 wide Which
tAs cry line bs II side ains >bgYert tie
rroro-eo reoigon gVnE p IN Councillor Ia
iLLcsou ~iA (omu ttee sad the Counsellor Of tie Raj
Toso Ccupsn, g. up Act r. passage BY the
l. ss uuIs o.rs tue i'm Act b.
oft'd Cor the sppr0vs OF the Board The repor and eson
sccrttd.
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ftdv-rtiserent
Tus Saturday. EVENING, PERTAINS TROUPE

.,isnsS ypt,f,.iprnent JocKo vii be psnorned toi
~ ,Iro- and 4. that not seen shouis svI them
800 ~ ths opcorsurify Lane the ChAupoa Dancer, .aa
Be,a tbs ussi Bsas Player, sosa AsPess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

JyO. T. SCoTT AT BARSJMs.-Ihls great
.,c.n reyorrer PLAYS THIS AFTERNOON and THis EvES-
Nc His great part Q; Philip. N L1ke the LsooreF be pre-
snt, 10 ssy on both occasions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

sTRGEiyT At .ARss.-The yearly salary of the Ser.
rssbtsf ~ the Common Council hA-d $40. st
the iasi meeting Of the BOaid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
CITY ITEMS.

An address upon the Ragged Schools of England,
postponed account of the nciemency OF the
weather, will be delivered in the Athensam Hall Al
lantie-st, Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, Dec II, at
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

RECoyERY OF DAMAGEs-Is THE CIrcrIr COURT.-
TIE Jurv 10 the Of Patrick OKely saos h- Lons la
arc hsroso Coz rsry bling acon bro1sht for damages
Of iujuIs- sDsfsued BY upse OF
TIE 81 Hirssvie Of under ni1n
the by the rein. brought verdict, yesterday
30 damages IN favor Of plsirtf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16


EEET LoTr sHEKTF -PlAe;-s carry the tinang bus-
10 William, tursh Defendant nsd- levy theI
property and sod under execution ,Elns smother
Esusd Lspp RLtEty toe tHsin-s u pa!S alleged
sIeaiiy damaged. Nsidict fos plaintiffs for 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

Rus OVER ~ BRoADwAT.-A boy, IA years OF age
Richard Ruby over yesterday n sro'G s.y
near Couitlandt BY back No H. driven by Daniel Daley
injuries and dangerous and he Immediate
ly conveyed TO the New Yoik Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
GAS FIXTURES :

Gas FIXTURES OF splendid design and nnlsn,
.,s ,v.ot, per cent cheaper h.a ether hogse
.ss retail the rfsctory OF JANIS MOTEL S's IL
nd ll Prinse St, third block yes, Of ero.s~T-