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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-16
New Furniture Nare-R0Oms.

New Furniture Nare-R0Oms.
Q N a MT, w L D RON & Co.
AOlLD Re pectiuy alorm tnrir trirn and the
w public generally that they ION receiving at
hrir Furniture Ware. Rooms Mar ST.. IA few doors
b"low fhe N"rve House. their stock Of Rose Wood
Ma1ngaae. Walnut and olher Furniture Together VITA
gr. any articles in IIeway Of House keeping that
u,slu ell as orunmratui, have never before
been introduced 10 this market Al OF which have been
selected from houses North, enjoying the hsha, repl-
l,tiuu tor good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishment II
Manufacturing Department.
in which they have engaged workmen OF sknrd cxpr.
Hence anr are therefore prepared to have made to OH
der out Of good ma cria any piece OF furniture thai
my he 81 itrud. They wouli add that they are pre-
paredto olrr greater Inducements persons wanting
anything in tic way Of FURNITURE, than has ever be.
or beea ote'ed in this market. And they hope by
II tuOH, arttjnn To business aud receive ut least
portion III the ubiic patronage
CONANT WALDRON & co
n I've would say old friend, and custom.
ell 4 Ne continue to manufacture. old stand,
o. bf dye ST, all kinds of I, buceo Aouds and the
Ike, AMI we soeitn continuance ii tlIrir favors.
mar 10 1, c, Wy e..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-16
RAILROADS, sc.
~ q z,S4-sis.
RATES oFPASSENGER FARE
On the Virginia a Tennessee Railroad,
I Between Lynchbmg and Wytheville.

nr..r ,bliF-B ICbdfn
Ivbehbersto per-ap= o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-16
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port Walthall Line.

1--WE beautiful and rayariie .trnn,baatn 70
l Angus under tha command of Ss-,..zsszsTiI
Capt Nm. c. Smith, 50 long and axoubly known
the travelling community the Potomac and JAN
.ayct) is now running the line via Pod W
thoI,and j, furnished with IL 4 10 Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-16
HOUSE & LOT FOR RENT
Singers Sewing Machines.
REASONABLE PRICES,

Va Inch are only sewing Machines al an, utility viii
w he used without MAKING TllE ONNER IIABiE
SUIT fnr nfrnrerent rnten IrNirre. stl sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
SUPREME COURr-sPrci,L TEss-ps~ ..
Before Judge ROOSEVELT.

In me matter OF tho application OF Cyrus I. Frost
and " ism RAY set aside Election OF the Vssrf
sc 81 - james. Chueh Il sppssrs, the Judge sid.
that the rule vote By ballet N they did
pnted that rira IL that the
Director who prettd, IN counting the ballots observed.
opening the ifd What "a this hsSiog observed soms
ne guafiY bot passed aud cOlteued counting when ths
Whole had been counted there two ballots than
he spike Of the ballot he bad made the ckcs0a
ou 10 egae having three tickets folded together ana he
The election nom the Other f. is coatendsd thai
he should have ryed the whole three tickets thus pnt Ia
together
In q, .royng two and hitting the party who voting hsd
pot together retain the benefit Of bic the Director
aid slider be scng wrong be said thA
did The tickets horR ditngnishabe II male 40 AFT
whether b. DESTROYED those other two OF
the ssue eoor,d ckeis result would have been the
In political election the law would have required that ths
whole three should have been desyrd but there Ia
ute governing election such this and thore Is coed
Jason aside the el con simply this acc0uat
Order o aside the election denied.
Jane Slo3um agt JAMES >crlbner and others. Report
of referees The amount due mortgage The proceeding
the Judge should have been confined 10 simple orscios
ure suit the que OF partition ia
mixed up tht The rep n must b. confirmed and offos
Tor pa, accordingly.
julia r Tloms at Charles Thoms
This ia q proceeding in divorce. The report rs 10
the u simony sPPes' TO be reAaonsbe and con
fru ed
Ia The matter Of opeong Sixty fret II. Report 81
Commissioner, confirmed
Same as 10 opening Sixty second.st.
Ia the matter of lham H. Num-, sul posed Ia
natic Order mind report 81 finding the Jury ,ad Zoe
the sppcini OF Commttee
NOTION.
John Helm o. the farm ers' Bank OF Oneila County
Motion on M execution, 10 sequestrste property u
lord was bsrd for ih' mooD and NJ Tracy 'PPs1 oss
leu reseTed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
SUPERIOR COURT-OtNERAL TERN-Dse. ,
DECISIONS


William n Mouer igt Richard Pinekpey.
In this case verdict hes been gwen for plaintiff
ard Judgment 60 cred sLd appeal !. made.
The principal question the Of the dscsos
the Jucsc the lG allowing ~iness ~ ODk al
sndUn (ade By lin the morning Of the traD Wills Civ
his tesimoDy Tie plaintiff sued Tor accou OF sixty
tens on which he had charged sJn Tor procuring for
defendant opportunity for mssng repairs that may
budiussthe a the afeei VII the hdioinss we're
situated ard the number yep 10 the bill q putc Iiaf,
and en- the moving The sl The witness took said bil ssf
uade OrGncum the streets and numbers " sans
eahtee Of them he sted that he knew them but took ths
memorandum be able readily recosct The
trial Tie Court does thar there any tho
part Of geT points % allowing Two
lions &c Wersd. Judgment appealed fgm affirmed
Da1foith AT The q Peter schsaes decsss-f
The suit originally against Z. schenck g.
Br,thfr dCUg business Arsons Conn and also against
their fsher Peter " schenek The brothers b,ushs Of
psnrn quantity OF machinery agd aherwsTd assgntd sad
ahrery other prorsry thsn either, Peter s. 70
secure az sntcceteD d. BE- Pantir alleged that the psfss
haS obtantd the machinery from him b fraudulent Conceal
and ded s esfii1 ion, Offering 20 give thu
Lfs be had received for H. The demsnd not having bees
compiled With he brought action against the rm AID heir
f,ther In froyeD The amount The igfgnsn
Tor all the deiendsbtF and m0tOa Tor
tra - asaiLs eydtnce denied The brothers Dc
.ppsa bat arpeal made BY tos scns0fs Of Peter H.
SeiereE The question 10 whether 'be verdict
syderee that Mr. Schesrk h.d n0ios ssth
csnt pat hia his rosrd bons 6de purchaser tod tbs
apples you'd note. Motion for asv tnsl 10
rid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Befose Judges IsGsaH,N
and NOoDsrfF.
DECISIONS.
The following Abstract Of Opinions was prepared
By the Judges themselves:
James v. Richards, receiver, &c.. sgt Thomas t.
Atn -AhoUd pesoral property sod os;sHstly under .
coGr execution Will smother execution il n the hxnes OF
the sheriff such sale void good title tbs
purchaser ana the PsEf IN such valid cannot 81
iesrd the ale under the dormant ereutOn bat
L = Apply b motian for The proceeds -
John {. Ely, appellant egt. Thomas Csrnley, sner,
"a rssporcert Juc Eenf lsde sud report opeaed
referred back either party 20 k ibsry give sda
ilor q prsot,-eos = 10 sblde the event
ISGRAHAs, Fire Department Of New ORR ~
Wright sd ethsrs The act impo-tng taf 90 ssess" ,
ueEss sd i0reign e0rp0rtti0Es eteenoS N''
rneorstituOrsl -Juf an n favor q psHp' an nSa
same sgt John \. Eobls.-Ssne-
Muller q Cram -s-noDdents AT Jsnss N oore sp-
rrsrt-fs. Or The .-e1r,y Of neAsnie ss 10 sss C'I
q NsSfo'f p@.e JAY n 1881 .ppu7N % sosi 1eas -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

-----s A. ~ L. g. ------
earned the enormous sun Of % q day for our ser
vices is 70 ne . matter Of no consequence. can
only sAy for y-elf md for some whom see sitting
heTe IT ttIs late hour being clock nfhe eve liag
sno whom have teen here every dsy, thstsit ha-
teen ~ great sacrifice of pecuu Any character.
nOtwiihstsr ding what hss been stated in rhs public
Papers IL conclusion. tender the Supervisors $40
have given Their atfeDssnce reg uzTy az this late
hour ny most hearty thanks l ie 3lare and pro-
noubce thst the Board OF County Canvsssers is al
jourred siEs de-
The returns were then ,igned by the President and
Secretary, and the Board adjourned at 81 p. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

NEw STA MSHP CoMPANY.-The ten ocean
stsmhir. formerly Known the Parker Vein Line running
his port ard Baltimore having been purch,sed by
Company will be continued the route under he
nan o Of CRoNwLLL's BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINZ.
Ttes powerful snd first class steamers have been pat in
perfect order snd The propretO in connection with the Bal
tnore and Ohio Railroad Companies determined to make
th. he cheapest and expeditions route for the est
b. with the Baltimore AMI Ohio X ilroad
CenTAry their will with these boats at Lonst
Point Depot Baltimore; and al goods the West will be
lsDded The shortest possible time aud unde cover OF the
Locrst Point warehouse.
While 90 other line enjoys such advantages for saie aud
,petdy s.on Of goods to the West shippers may rely
their freight receiving the best and greatest Dispatch
The business Of the line will be conducted BY HENsY
CRONwELL the Company Ofice, Of Albany and
Washngtou Its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
FIRE MARsaAL's ofslcE-Dre. ,
Bs6re Justice OssOENE.


THF aRsOs CASH ~ FRAssFOET-sT.
Ibe care Of srson pending against Mary Lynch,
who charged with setting hfe ~ the dssas hog.e Mo-
q FIsukfoitst The hight " l1i OF November
Guided steIcsy By Fire Marshal several witnesses
examlao Grated the sydenre Jr. Mccarthy.
srssdy rnbl she'd The srysnt g May Jane Me9uis ,es
tined TO he conduct VI Mr. Ly1eh snd the s ofs 9ssuh
81 that Mrs keCanhy bed prohibited Mrs och fora sssr
ina hocse yet az ag,D 70 the pr=se, oe tue Ngn
DIS bizht In quesfOn teste snd wanted TIE 10y M
he formerly occupiee A Mccarthy fsfs'ss ~
the key. AID the then WeDt awsJi a. ioo4t w
o'clock hst Lighi the witness VS. seht y
Ms keC.;ty from barrel sha. ssS's
the sidewalk she lsh the baekroom for thf pItpes'
AsGsIthy thsn sitting AID vent 90 M "op saa s
thsr shout niLase but did .ot eus. saa' 49,, - ~
the house df sne o. tnss ioA' - -
Llbehi shortly alter snd ~bils she az. SIN ~ b5 "ooe
.he sssd the sl-rs siss1 y a ~. $50 %
wives, 20 90 he Tobber sop The fobosf sue men ssS
Mn I,rcb n s.ir ~ font door N me act q co 1nf
Ont T6sr ..is6 6eu 6cbt by dn Mccarthy Who pulled
-, Iro the euirJ the ioc' and hea PAT her
80 no, - "a Lsep witness men went INTO thr
r,rv - ,nots hssns from toe eeaE aud tae heHss
-. tst.,riy ffed " IL snOks; Mr. Mccarthy TESTIFIED
-. 49, a., Lyvch ,ske bold u the doc, 1f their
-. : xlfe the entry AID sxed hois Of hss.
- ~ pacssEs 4 paper 10 the eItrJ which Mated W
'4.s@.yrowdsr sud th.n 'oos FIRE.
Allen Of the boaFders testified 20 certain Ice
,sS.r, ard threats made BY Mrs Lynch t-0 ocssssns
,ns The vresioas s6e said Ma AcCsrthy ssa sst
bsr avav the hoDse and the threats made Ssfe n>nnss
20 .ptlJ sssEst Mr. MeCsthy of o.ssns sspustco -
weer and hss5aEd The testimony wss hsa etsssS
and Justice OsLs aets eeiied cons tnsrs SO
rood p-ob.tie believe MA L1nSh ssg 81 -
eaense charged and committee Der 70 he TOMS
70 ,ws The seton 1.-THE Grand JSrJ Of he December r-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
IAdVeTtisemsnt 7
! ROBBERS H. The
BIRGLARsl THEN

dst, eon Of thieves who robbed tho Nndham Bank
the Of the l7h OF 5000 did not prevent Ike occur
renee happening 10 Messrs Rsslest0u Mss Safe OF Al
bspv on the 2t By similar gentry who forced 1900 la uotes
and $50 in bills from H. The question a. TO who will be
robbed next" be by those who rely
Sheet Safes security LILIES lNPsNEIs.sLE SAFES
ard Fmrre Bank Locks with their solid walls Of tsOlnch
wrcusht aud chilled the only reliable security aud
frm which single dollar forced by the sdrot
bur. sr or soathed by Banks have adopted the
ersv Sc ere why should the n Dc ~ Mechsots
Jswfrs and Others be less full assortment At the
Der0t Of Worlds Safe Co. No. il9 Peust Hanover a.
Eey-Yok J. c Morris, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
wao Is PuBLIc ADMINISTRATOR

fIFE'T IFTllIf
SIR: ! perceive in our report Of tie dssth OF Nc.
Norton ia SATURDAY morniog issue that trunk cO0-
tanning the Will and effects Of the deceased are ia
"le bands of the Chief Of Police. unt he shsll 10
"termine who il entitled To it legally | Soqld -
spectfuiy ask if Mr.. Matsell is Public Admnist -
tor and il not by what right he holds the said g.
ftcis-ard if Mr.. Sweeney does not act in the above
cspseiyl Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

m TDrrE uAcrrpp go. ----..-.-
Thaf PATRICK I'll NAGrIRR b. tha --n...-.n

s1-.wsTorrH TT uAnrrpr $50. ---...-.
That PATRICK II kAGUIRE, BY The creates, M "a.
for <. Td s.ml, . o. .a CIV 49, 5 = aud
That JOHN ~, DIXON by the greatest number Of
yo,'s v~eOlI s.ei,e He%her q A-.nbly ia .ad for
The Fourth Asst mby De rfct % aid CITY ard Cosr,v
That EDWIN L. SMITH by the greatest nuat,er of
s.eqly ese'sd M.nssT . l..sus 4 AT fOr The
Tia, WILLIAM b AITKEN b. the greatest number
q 's,,: We. GUY slisss h.gts Of A's.lI in .ad for
That CHARLES c LEIGH. by the greatest num-
b. q vote. v" duly slee,t Member q a.ssely ia .nd
or ,61 ssyssth A,'e1 By Drei Of sid City .Da coasy
That THEODORE sIUYYEsASr, By tie gre ,test
pumteIo votes, duly eieced Member Of As.e nsly
u .te for the Eighth A''snbJ Dstriet Of said City and
That ROBERT J. IMMERSION, by the greatest
nuuheI Of votes wss ouiy elected the Office Of Mesb4r
q Assem- BIZ ia and for the Sinis Assembly Dssrit of.sd
That NICHOLAS sEAGRIsT. by the greatest num.
Der q vote, was duly elected Member Of Assembly in add
That JOSEPH ii PETTY by the greatest NUMBER
o. vote. duly elected the ofee q Member Of As
%b, and for the Eleventh Assembly District Of said
That WILLIAM G. MCLAUGHLIN, By the great
CT tuH ber Of votes daily elected Member q Assem-
That RIG HARD NJ. BLATCHFORD, by the g,eat.
rDu Der ~ votes ouly elected Member Of Asseu
~ n ard for the Thru erth AssnbJ Dstrei Of nd Ofy
That THOMAS J. MUNDAY, by the greatest pun.
Ter " sGies duly eeCt,d Member q Assembly IN
ard FOR the Foaittenih Assembly District q .sd City and
That ARAs G. WILLIAMS, by the greatest nun.
for the Fifteenth Assembly Distriet OF said City snd
That JOHN $. COCKS, BY the greatest number Of
yotrs wdsy seese Hsesr Of At..'tG1aoy n S saa ir
no,,dHt' IsSt =, q Gag y D,o-sScc, D iss
NATHAN q. Ely, Chairman
- On motion OF the Supervisor Of the Ninth Ward
Resored That the sss msnts sbd Deeafaion. in resou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

TEE LATE ACCIDENT FROM THE BURSTING or A
GEISDsToSE David caldwell the lad who 90 s'rioosy
injured the morning OF Frisy LAST by being struck %
portion Of large srndone which burs 81 the Unon sesn
WORKS Twenty second snd seeondsV di-d on
ssurdsy night 81 the Bellevue hospital from the ialres re-
eeed Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held a. iDqas upon tee
boey ard verdict OF scciepts death ws rendsFA by the
Jury Deceaed paftve Of Ireland IS Of age, and
lived WIKI hs tsthe' IN Fifty third Lsxnstonsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
BROOKE YN ITEMS

MILITARY FUNERAL.-The remains OF Lieut. Mac
donald ased he Shields Guard Inferred in
the Cemetery q the Holy Gross at FiAtb1sh Je-erday The
cesed Rad b. en- attached the Fmme Guard AID the Napier
Candy se formed the military procession; sesides which
nov ,s.anGng " nce men weather yey luge
q ffrdf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

prscsosl e. we'll profitable IL Is, therefore,
respectfully recommended that the science OF book
keeping in it, various departments. be thoroughly
and practically tau sht in Normal schools ami 10
The hiehtr cl-sses ~ the ssver- Grs mar S'hoOsi
and that suitable snd well qualified instructor be
sssiguet this department exclusively in the Femsse
Normal School Respectfully submitted,
s RANDALL CilH srn-rLnterdert Of Sch on,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

The SACRIFICE STILL GOING On All those
rich siks shawls Neyet ss,tins PlAds Mernos PaTsms
ties d., sint, L4dies Cloths CssneIes Fsnnes and Ban
lg Of uin0us rates Ladies, these goods must b.
cold b. T. 70 The VI January. Look out for bargains
g NJ IODINE, No. 3Z] Grand. COZ Orchard.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

SPEND THE EVENING At PERTAINS aud see the
new Farcal sque OF the ack Barber together with the
Railroad Gslop Plantation Festival Ph,ntom Chorus Panto
mine OF Jocko aud varied programme OF songs Dancts &c
Buy dollar icket and take the family They VIII be gsd TO
accept the Invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

ACCIDENTS. barney NcDonnough, ONO. 2O3 Amos
0. on Saturday fell from ID. top Of coal cart Pier &c
North River received serious ures He t.ksn 70
the Eew-Yolk Hospital
Jsmee McLochliD, a lsi ten years OF age, rso
over ~ az express James Saturday ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

WIGS AND TOUPEEs.- Silver Medal awarded
IN NEDHuRsr 4 HEARD No q MAIDEN lane for the bes
IS and Toupees bitsd the NewYots State Fair 1851
Back sud font Braids, Curb Sc. Copy the address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

ANOTHER TRIAL FOR RAPE-In the Court Of ses-
sors of saturday married named lsssc Queen. was
placed on trial charged with rape ard nsest the pen1D
OF Fa Que his fsstsr in Joly last The comp sintnz
witness II years OF age. She depossd that she wa
slsep In The with prisoner and us wife the
mint tie ofense o. aegG, committed. The wife wa
81 Al the time. The not concluded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
cyRcrIr cOrzT-DEc ?.

Before J1dks b1ostftLI.
The case Of ChIlds act. Chics stsnas stJ,ufne
f,c Friday 70 Bood.y.
there WI slso De another branch of tbs Court q
ses3oo tarns tho sostsnsa1os Of toss tnsL
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

i ;
End Written Descriptions Of Chsrscter Day snd Esenus
WORKS or PbrenoOgy PLY oogy Hydtop.hy aud Phonogra
ply. BY F0wLERs AND WELLS. No. Js Broadway
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DECLARATION.

TIiE BOARD OF CoUKTI CANAssFRs 81 fAe CRV and
Comfy Of Ne'c. York, harIHg cd.rGssed and est
1aefed The Votes eircH :" The strerai EfecftoH D'',
fy,cts Of he sa,a CIR ard County, al a General
Elecfi0H held on he sereEh day of Norem5er,
A. u. 1854 30 HEREBY GRITTY, determine and
dtcldfC,
That FERNANDO WOOD, by the greatest number
ofVotes duly elected Mayor OF the CITY and County
That JAMES NJ SMITH, JR., b. the greatest nun,
her votes 5uly elected Re order 81 the CITY aid
County Of New York.
That SIDNEY Ii STUART, by the greatest number
Of votes, IVES dSy elected City Judge OF the CITY Ald
That ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD. by the great
number Of vSs. wss duly elected Surrogate Oh Tue
That a. OAKEY HALL by the greatest number OF
votes duly elected District Attorney Of the Guy ana
That JOHN j DOANE. by the greatest number OF
votes euy elected Re- sier Of the CITY and County OF
That JOSEPH f EBLING, by the greatest number
ofvct,s duly elected Compis'io,sT OF s'ree' and
That IDA pThNlELF TIEMANN by the greatest number
Of votes was duly elected Governor OF the Aims House OF
That re MATTHEW n r BRENNAN. by the grestest
npmhsf az votes. wss 6uly elected Police Justice Of the
Sec nd Judicial DsFe' Of the City ana County Of Ne"
That MICHAEL CONNOLLY, by the greatest num-
ber duly elected Pses SS, ~ 3, h5
That WILLIAM s DAWSON 10y 'he ,t gr "a sss
Trbth Judieisl District Of the City and County 'i New
That THOMAS PEARSON, by ne gres.esl naiT ys
Of votes duly seetee ''''s 9 Ys ~s Yes'
DATED Nee. Is,k fAt - fai 81 be-'r BE- T.,
ID. A. FoWs ~. SecIeiafy
Tps Bo,Rp Oy Covsrr C,S,,,srns q u. Ca ~;
and Comfy Of New York, Adr'rS ed . s...sU,
e,f.mafed ne ro,es girea "a cdeA o. Tie A.'emo'y
D,Iricts o, tSs sad Ctr snd Cosnfs at cen.-
pol Election ACID on ne ia day o. NSrtis.e ~
D., 1854, do GRITTY, doe' mine md deeiare
That DAVID OKEEFE. jr., by the greatest aaDeI
Of votes vs. es, e.eeted 70 the once ., ~
.euhly sn4 for the First Asse molly DsIiss u ' Wy
ard County . ..-.,nhor
That RORERTB COLEMAN By the greaiest nuin N ].
nf yot-s vs.. duly Seotd tho odee ~ sAsn ee = 81
,subl, IN AMI 1T .hs s>ossi As~msy oe"'~ d 49,
City ssi Coss.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

ScpEaroR CcUsT COssOs PLsAs. sad Cisevn-
A-sssy pabissea
sUPRIsk Cpser-Specra T-'n-Dsnan-r =
"a -, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

BrRGIARY The house occupied by DR.. ,. Champ
p.y No Is Hck..t was feoniously entered Saturday
nsh and robbed Of variety Of clothing &C. with which the
tLtstrs ercaftd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

Preparation. are Masking for the Celebration u Il
Battle Of Trenton the 18th irr AZ Trenton, By 'aal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
NEWvJERSEY ITEMS

IENPFRASCE ETTORr.-The citizens Of Newark
are about ns the enactment Of stringent
Nror ordinances similar those recently adopted In JefeJ
CITY which ordinances viii be explained thus M0adsg) even
uz at Wa,hineton Hall BY B. Belts Of Jeney City, late
Pfe.id~u Of tie CouB who will prove that be
10 question are cor fntioDaL The meeFns will dis
cues he erpedency Of meu0sng the Common Counc for
sdop Of stringent ordinances 20 bfs4h up the rum
trthie
STATISTIC OF THg ODD FEGLows ~ NEw-JER.
sEY-Thre chartered lodres In the state numbering
1913 The toa for the hoalcis year end
iLx lest Ju sfl 8s ~ expended, slylsOt The sr
peudiuIes were follow:
ArroHut raid for relief Of members........sl4G9 05
Auornt raid FOR relief q widowed antilles 1903 =
Amount paid for education Of orPhans...". ~
Amount pad FOR buying llenteTs.....-.... :" @
Nsmbsrs relieved s99 vdow ed families relieved g. mem
bers barred, ".
BryETir OF rHE FRI DEPaRrNEST frND.-The
officers Fine Department in yerssJCfy srs f.tlnG 20 AZ
eLtertanu, take place the evening o. ns hh la
for The benefit Of the Fire DEPARTMENT Fuai Oh ye~y~J
Tie comparatively recent ofssnHstloe saa no"
Amounts u AL ur Ell leo 10 must BE- GeTeassd 30 sZD0 DO
fore 60 will L. available; snd Il the desire 81 nose having
TIE interest q the Department In their keeping 70 iner se u
70 The REQUIRED amount Dsbie seyeFa gentlemen
~ srr n.ry std musical talents have volunteered their
servefs he occasion The committee nave isaeo ip
t.kls e admission y hftY cents each
An application viii be made 70 the next Legisla-
turs 10 sLaex H0boksn 20 Jenny Guy.
Efforts are making 10 Newark 70 organize an Asso
citation for the Relief Of the PooI
Preparation. aye masking for the Celebration u the
Battle Of Trenton the 18th rs; az Tre1ion, By SIAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

= On motion OF the Supervisor Of the Ninth Ward
Resoired That the sis ments sbd Deearsons in reson
20 he seyera Cfces b, publshed IN IHE TRsrSg, Ihr
Tfa, Tie Herald Tn Eehfsg Post tn, Eres The ssdov
dHss sud The Sunday DtsJ0ict.