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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-03
WHY HE DIDN'T PLAY.

"No, don't play on any instrument" said
our friend, Tom Pringlc, in answer to our
question "To tell the truth, | became dis
couragcd by slight misconception, when |
WAS young man. [ wasn't appreciated, you
know, and all that sort of thing.
"Wcll, you see, said he, in reply to another
question, ''it was about twenty years ago, when
| was studying law, and my brother was med
cal student, that we both fancied we had 4
wonderful talent for music. So John bought
flute, and a fiddle, and turning one of the
attics into study, We practiccd there half the
night through. We didn't want any one to
know about it, especially our father, who had
very strict notions as to the value of time; and
to make him think us uscfully employed, had
quantities OF law books hcapcd up, and John
had skull and all sorts of bones scattered
about. We knew that up in our study, no
one could hear us, but Betsy, the housekceper,
and as she was our old Il rse, we felt sure she
would keep our secret One morning, after
we had been willing the long night hours a.
way with our music, to our own mutual delight,
We came down late to breakfast, looking, sup
pose, somewhat unrcfrcshcd.
"' You mustn't study too hard, boys, said
our father, considerably.
"'Yes, sir said |, gravcly.
"Just then Betsy appeared at the doo', aud
looked mysteriously at my mother.
Yes, what is it: said mother, surprised
at Betsys excited manner What is it itBetsyT
"Well, ma'am, [ wish to say, ina a'am,'-
Betsy always spoke in that short, nipping way,
when she was what she called worked up
Il must leave you, ma am
Leave me. why " asked mother
"Ycs ma'am, it's twenty-five years that I've
been with you, aam-and it's the boys at
last ma'ani. | can't stand it, and aiu't going
to. It's not Christian-like, ina am
"What have the boys been doing?' asked
mother
"It's Mr.. John, ina am, and sometimes [
think Mr.. Tom helps him. He's got some
poor cretur up stairs, ma am, and he toments
him awful. He screaks and groans all the
night through. 1t is worse than the heather.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-03

which you spoke. "Ordcr' and "unity" have
ever been their boast And so far as | can
learn, no division on the subject of slavery has
been anticipated, or is likely ever to occur
But those several bodies, taken collectively,
constitute well ordered conservative phalanx
of prodieions strength. And they are actual
ted by Il spirit which will neither flag in duty
nor suffer itself to be overborne.
Thus, sir have T, as in duty bound, laid the
facts respecting these severe points briefly be-
fore you; and hoping that it will meet your
approval, shall, through the press, present
them to the Southerf. public.
1t is due to all parties concerned that this
should be done. Facts and investigations are
what good men always desire. 1t affords me
unfciened pleasure to be able in these ,disjoint-
ed times to present so gratifying picture
And ! doubt not that yourself and all other
true patriots will rejoice with US, whose battle
have been fought and won, and whose peace
now is like the placid lake. You politicians
know best what can be done in the polit tal
world; but until shall indulge the pleasing
hope that you may yet be able to adopt and
carry out the principle on which We have act
ed cd-i"<tn"lofHrih;~g. h"H u" Ia r""r r""-
aiiu'ion, and <'mI ,m ti"m ""i'r M"~ ~h"
J,hh rs "r,rthI"~'
Very respectfully, &c,
WASIIIyGrnN BAIRD.
= - 1N.-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-03

battle with the obstacles of life. Years rolled
round-Providence led him on, and he had
reached the legal profession his host had died;
the cormorsnts that prey on the substance Of
man had formed conspiracy to get from the
widow her estates. She sent for the nearest
counsel to commit her cause to him, and that
counsel proved to be the orphan boy, years be-
fore welcomed and entertained by her deceas-
ed husband The stimulus of warm and te-
nacious gratitude was now added to the ordi-
nary motive connected with the profession.-
He undertook her cause with will not east
ly to be resisted; he gained it; the widows
estates were secured to her in perpetuity; and,
Mr. Stephens added, with an emphasis of c.
motion that sent an electric thrill throughout
the house, "that orphan hoy stonds before
uOu"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-03
NO. 80.

I've stood it for more nor week. 1 didn't
get wink of sleep last night, and what that
poor cretur went through was dreadful. l
know they say such things must be done by
doctors, but amt going to stay where it is,
and I never thought John was the one to do
it,
" And Betsy gave my brother look of with
ering condemnation.
"My mother was acute enough to see that
something unusual was going on in our study,
and telling Betsy she would inquire intoit, she
dismissed her for the present.
"That was the end of our musical practice,
though not the end of the story, for our father
took care we should not forget it. 1t was n
long time before we heard the last about 'that
poor cretur up stairs. .'"-Nev York Dutrh-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-03

Dee~ y gossipping correspondent of the "
York Mirror, writing from Philadelphia, tells
US the fashions there this season are "cxcessive.
ly fanciful:'
''Thosc ugly, detestable plaids, better suited
to cover the floor than delicately formed lady.
have again come in vogue and, in order to
show them to more advantage, whaleboucs or
hoops are employed, which give an extra full.
ness tothc skirt. Broad stripes, which, being
truly American and imperfect accordance with
the republican spirit Of lS55, must be admi-
red, are to be worn extensively; but, unfortu.
nately, the neat eaiter boot which sets off the
pretty foot and the we'll formed ankle is to be
discarded, and inits place high.heeled slippers.
with large rosettcs, are to be introduced. 4.
regards bonnets, they appear to grow frightfully
less, and before winter sets in it is probabIs
that large rosette fixed on the back of the
head will take its place."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-03

NaE' The Hon. \. II. Stevens, of Georgia,
in 4 recentaddress at ameeting in Alexandria,
for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum and
Free School Of that city, related the following
anecdote:
az poor little boy, in cold night, with no
home or roof to shelter his head 10 paternal
OF maternal guardian Or guide to protect Or di-
rect him on his way, reached at nighttall the
house of rich planter, who took him in, fed,
lodged, and sent him on his way with his
blessing. These kind attentions cheered his
heart, and inspired him with fresh courage to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-03

Row IN THE CABINET.-Washington let.
ter writer's intimate that serious difficulty
has occurred in the Cabinet, touching Kansas
affairs-Marcy and Gushing occupying posi-,
tion of antagonism to Davis and Dobbin, and
MeClelland and Campbell preserving strict
| neutrality.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-03
From the Richmond Examiner.
THE POSITION OF THE SOUTH.

THE POSITION OF THE SOUTH.
We are no political aarmi>tS 1t arcordS
much more with our tcclin.< to anticipate i
bri.ht than Il cloudel future. But as faith
ful >cntinclS upon L Southern warchtowcr. W.
may not now proclaim that ,.\ll is well. = l'p-
on the her hand, we have every reason i" be-
lirvr that trnublc Is ahead. OmcnS of evil
import thirkcn around u>. We may he upon
the eve of great events. The hreinnin@ If
the end may BE- at hand When dancer is
to be met, it is we'll to b" tor,warnrd and fore
armed. We know th"r' arr man. =o"d men
among us who drprccat' all discussion Of the
catastrophe Whi'h may lie lNip"nd'H" over U.s.
and would fam >i!rnrH every SOuthrr.I tum"ur
,L,, >,,...,r,t,.s u,uu H.. ros.iLIr ur ,,roL,lL.
49,, J, ~
!'il;'H'S WiiI'h ii'' 'Hr' VII! !"l '"T'il'rh idiI-
atacism NAV her, after assume. "" have no
,rr,.,, r,.,rcrt FIR th,. n,liriml w;s,Inm uf :urh
I,..,,
.I,,m,. :, ,I,-.,ao .n,, H., ;.,mn,
.,r. .,Iyy.r :, r,;,.,,... =, ruhr. u,,,..r. wLo
,,.. l;> ,,..s f. ,.,,,,,> .,,rr,, ,r inc ,u,ur,
which do.: not .,,nr,r, with hi. ,h.ri>brJ
h,,..
Th. rr.s.rt rc,;,;.m 81. ,L,. .l,v,r, ,,u..,ior
:. =, ..r.:,;v, r. ,,r..l, =, .,.r,. n,,;o,
:, ,L,r.,1 T, :. .o;, anvil Ill, ,,,.,,,,., =,
...,r,.,.1 ~. i..t ,%,, ,b. ,;ou : IN ;,m;n,.n,
,.crI ", Io NOT mc,, to ston brrc f., nro.
t,.>t our ,,.votiu :, th. Tuion w.. b,vo =.
,,w.J our rosi,iou trcou.u,Iv and rocontlv
,nI W. h,rr ,t,,,t,.1 npr surr,;,r Lr suhmis.
sion ,o and acnuicscrncr in wr,n~ until sub-
mission and acu,irSauc,. b,y, c,,>cd to Lc yir-
tucS We are Tree to say that there arc some
things far learer to us than the [ nion-and IL
mon@ those things We reckon the objects for
which tina, Mon WIS established. When it
becomes apr,y,n, ,iuI ,I,n>r objects are not
to 1t. a..rolI,l,Er,l within the Union, we shall
look f., them ,,u1 f. i; When Tie Spiri, Of
til" nion has Ienai1cd and NAV not be re-
vivcr, we will have litl. reverence i;rits form.
In these views We are mairv to believe that Il
vast minority Of ,,ur : <.n,h,m brethren hearth
Iv courur II w,s t:,,h;,uublr, SOME wears
since. to S,raI; ,t ,hc MON rs = subject upon
the vain. Of which il WAS criminal to >lc.llatr
IN Hind od,r,rcu If :, form Of ouycrumrut
the objects ior which all governments are c<
t,blish,d were i"nurcd and forgotten. The
marie Of ramc ha. n,tcucv unou MASSES no
less than upon love sick individuals. Mankind
are nr.u. TO iudcutify tbiuus with the names
with which thcv bcromo osSoci;t,J Thus
49,,
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polttltal.
TBY REQUEST.
POLITICIANS AND THE CHURCHES.

From the Spartanburg Express,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, Dec aid Isaac O. BARKER, Presi-
ecu, in the chsir
Nts'aks.-Ftom he Mayor. returning without hS
sNefue ior ProfHsss Tor tssaass sssios tit niSh
she-', tom Bosdvay 70 rnh sStn. AID the en-
peuse Peer Maerton, pgeS odssi the
uinuus, gro 20 b. puoiseed In tho newsYsssfa
Tie p, Ice Com Riftce A al re or containing
noihrsrew from the Briggs Commis'ss patty I'd ssa
Stlecs-P,titien fon Robor. Y. MscSsy, sor per.
mission 10 run Of from the hudson River 6Ao.d
dspot A. THY fret Trnh Tseny soir
,tr ct u us6 TwcnJ third thsoce
doxp Bt5sdwsy TO Canal stret hr Est orOstssy 70
the Ms,or Gran ed aiteg long discussion
Ibtrd lreRns R1i5T0Gf- the Rtpor' - rezulate the
fare Cd toe Tohd vnue mali II e-n 10 tlssn on the
comtt n ROAD. the all7 sfer deb.te.
heyOrts cOrcutrcd iK--lo pay 500 70 each OF the
,esdes 70 the B3.cs n comp n,sio, To psY Mr.
MICS $3.50 tor Clerk the Fine Committees To
bui for Hose TO pAny No. +6. To MI Holder
Sl for IleTk the Coz mittee Fire Depart
mept $40 Hiram Ho~I fOI w. ufes reSSved By
tsl' 'ra into a hole In reDth -
IIc P0lce COmnittfe.--A resolu ION by Aid. VII
nssn s.s adopted ruthoiitps the Speeds Pce COmmitea
a. continue m Ihs hTst Aontsy In Jsauary,
anc rne1 report the rc mins b1nd
R,syinttOA-By Alo HERkICK-Ihankl ~ the Hon.
Is.se O. BAKER Pe.ident Spsrd tbs able and TIM
n, ri ia rh he bss prssd Adopted snsni n'nsy
sSds,s T. f.rps acon boit, aaa o.nkns ths
b.s for their heabg him and uI h1ldos the shS OF
IN. boey lie TO toe wot oy sla ess nee
u,Ik Sir milne md the other Officers atscned ~
~. he Of the pies tor tho onet course 60
1he Be AID sdjcuin,d Iae die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28

FRIGHTTUL DEATH FROM HT DROPHoBA-A CHILD
BTlEN By CAT.-1he LOcsport JyurH0l rels 90 the
following distressing Case: little gn, eSef three
yesrs, living on MOnfOe street, oied ON Wednesday
evening from the Effects VI bite by araoh est. She
was bitten rome weeks sidce over tho eye the wounds
exhibiting the prints Of the teeth. TIE cat hai BEEN
btu n by d COZ which sscertaned TO be rabbi,
$40 he p, rents being alarmed slonitted the cse to
DR. Moore of Gosoofi. No decided symptoms Of the
horrible dsesse, however, were msnlfcsted until SAT-
aosy last, the 18th, when d Osslnsss and nervous
e1ctablty a. the preach OF tuds we're exoloie1 ~
the child Ga Sumo ey the poor sufferer grew Wild and
frantic ard cuIibg the day WIS thrown into violent
fpasns The col WILSON'S which shook tbs frame OF
the patient rdoubed with frixbtal intensty az
the approach Of tucs every Serye IopelSg S.
sbibifed still more aehOite symp Oms Of madness,
flashing Of the eye and frothing Of the mouth accom-
pspyipR the commissions. Dis. Leonard ADD Could
were called, and esmiLisEsred chorofor, which tenn
rorarly produced qoieting effect; bat relief was
beyoLd the skill of The a2fu suiferinSs OF the
child were prot acted unit, Wednesday evening" wber
twas relieved by death.
THF WEST GREESwIcH MURD ER.-Shubael Corey,
aliss Baker, recently ARE sted charge OF having
muIdee d Mr.. Arnold Lewis in West Greeawich X. l.,
bss Messed the deed. He staes that he killed Mr..
Lewis th fouT-fOot stick Of wood and toll where
he had cones sled his pocke-bO0k, when was found
by the Sheriff of the equity at the place indie 1ed.
Mr.. Lewis leaves nine children Corey, the mudsreS.
l. enIy Ineteen years Of age. TIE vonan-BAkefs
motler who is also under srrest-undolotsdiy toox
en- active part in the muI der, az her clohios vel
as that OF her con, fourc, examia .oo, 10 oc
bloody. Mr.. lie Wis was formerly bisby resPsctso1
citizen Of the town Of Exeter and B1ss9ier SeoerA
OF the ate Militia. Oflate yeaD be has oSsn nfesu
lar in his hsbi:s.
Charles Cook Of North NG @sc q, CO.. ne
ned suicide at that plsse en- SATURDAY. pec. 10. ne
drowr ed bnslf in he Cher snso River Inc eotoners
jury o0nd that he s'o Of D spG p rsoased
scne tte eDusi ,msstna troubles; and that Tor
eeI dr to oct be had exhibited q, intervals
d,cided eyideuce Of insanity
M -, ddreytis<y ssys; His EIceIsney Gov.
p.t.a, 49, granted requis.i1n upon the Gsverno
pps na.n,susetts for Whie the eI press messenger,
VI Of re bling the express wbiis under hs change,
80 600 In gold Circumstances point strongly 70
t<probaoty that the robbery was connitsed At this
soist ard the prisoner will consequently be brought
here for trial
few days ago an old man was robbed on the
steamer Empress, plying on the Mississippi River:
The suty parties Ne room after arrested, and tted
OIL der The Judge Lynch code, with display Of mash
orei sic eoquence, and the sentence Of the jay wa
faithfully eIecu edone person receiving 10 lsshes.
another 20. They were then SCI Ashore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28
THE FORMATION OF A NEW WARD.

An scjourped meeticg OF he citizsps OF fcrhviils
was bee las, evening At HAYWOOD Hall. NJ EpwiRD
DAIloS in tie chair and n. W. Troy, Secretary.
The object of the melting take for ne
formation Of a Lew ward, 10 be koo On ast0e rEeaty
third Ward, from portions of the T~eflh aud N'ns-
"etih Wads. The reasons assigned for lhen new ward
&c MAJ =: present see village o. lcrkyills, bsing
PNtly n tie Tse!fth and ps uy in tbs NlnBteeata
eos, not Iepr serted IL o. Co,nmon Councit by
wren uo ptewcs OF the yilSse If g'eSty retarded,
al Il G usc'n Ns- Of the muOn scAo)4 an ths po-
&C 2reaiY eIuih'sAed. tbs CouUi'.ee appointed a.
urtvous utett resor,sd IL =. the " N OF the ms.
or'y Of III citzeSs OF YO xvii tat he nav ward
'totl. he formed. Tee sgposcd bouud.ries OF The
Few rac were iepor'cd Is tolo VS.: Ga ths soith BY
siper e,s. by III East River aoa We, by toe center
Il of SAtl sveone. report aud roeoll'i N, were
adopted &. committees appointed 10 carry oui the
vshCs Of he CT ISIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28
DROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISOR

The last meeting Of the present Board took plsOe
yesterday ct the County Jaii AMOS p. srAsros, ESQ.,
preeidirg.
UondI Of James voorhees, Superintendent Ct the Poor
cleo, were pestntea an sDpELyod.
TIE y'Hy prtc'toiss Of The Chnton Company Board Of
suosiyisos were received and ed.
The Commit the Unit "a safes Depot Rdad reported
to al Ct 1888 % received i.eies moasy loaned
The bi of the supeiLo. for services yen pre-
tened eLd oieeIed To b. pals.
Sap flSToS moved ~ memoT.zs the Lee sstne repeal
q Itch eAeDpts on paying esai1
taxes ard II support u hs modOD sod oroos
City RLifoad Company h-d egsy sa0ed be eOuaty Of
sWC t.aes BY plsdns veity, bus Iish enough 70
declare Q fvui pr dyi1eId. The otiOu cxie,.
Tie Committee saIss reported advo increasing the
Sy OF he County Jgose
The sp.cis upon The sbset reported 4, favor Of
stsbishir &. unity Worh. use. which siop ed
The act prepared Tor prese ation TO th' Les sturs which
tro tia purchase Of s supplies Tor toe county Ina
m shall te by coDusct heesf e thsn ap aad ahor dis
custom, adopted by vote Of IL AyestJ D Maya
hsyor Pont for military vices daring tho tots or
Jule 1854 referred TO the Conrosse Oh Aes,anu ne
which the Board sdJosr.td for two weeha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28
BOARD OF COUNCILNEN.

TurnspAY, Dec. 21-PIescn', Mr. PINckNEY m the
char.
Repo-t-The report in favor of allowing clam and
oy,. 70 return g thoir old qnsers in Catns 10 ma
.et up and los for want VI consututcnA m'
IT, rec, n,idert end lait on be t,oie a..
t,,oulr of the Pr dent Ia fsvsr pre- pupf dram
Iessstue for permission 10 isue Guy eonos Jf the con
ST. uci = City Hail. lot 10 exceed eI'VV' Pe' A
Iepot In favor q essbhDs ferry fom fr OF ror.y
s.rod.reet n n to hsw ken the New jersey s11Ie
sno s rro,csa he sdVsr isd tor the right 70 efess p
bnd.e. &c ca led end adopted . -.
ceiyec AZ a 7, ferr, appropriate eon htees
C0nmnnicattons- ION The rec. Con
with bis, and d. .ft Of contract for building DalAnesa "
,etIan,i e. 10 Committee oa =" hAvts, &C
C0mn,it &c of the Wh0ie-ine Bovd then went
c,ss Ar Barne. In the char aud TO Il into eoasief~
49,, y,rious ps es shich had svious been referred
en-, oo,ra tnsn Adjourned Friday aiernoon 81 0ei''I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28
AMERICAN PRESENTATION.

4 meeting o; Aue'icars Of the rsentis'h Wa-d
was held last evening at Continental Hal, corner OF
Eighth svenue snd thirty fourth street, for the pm'
pose of p esen,ius testimonial a. eeGed mem
her Of tre Gree. Jscob A Roome The preesnts-
tor IN h, half ~ the Or VS. ma q by Mr. NlSsoy,
the Chairman. lie ;esuIO nal insists D; porir AT
OF W sshuston, sgrU1rnieG by an eagle and = nand.
cone ~ d ado cane upon wien va eAsrs'e'
eltl-ms ana II. cri. tions
Adj, rlssts WEI delivered by GEO. MERRErI, Coun'
clman elcc, frun the Sntstnth ari, the Hon. ~
". S,yAsF sud otetIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28
feaal Notices.
COMMONWEALTH of MASsACHgSETrs-

ii y
~ To The tororbe the Jusc-s Of the supreme Jadei.
Count holden New ediJd and fr the County Of
b1Fto: ANIOlNLTIE NEW ROW % TauutO1 in said T.
wife on Join henry Nev'0n % sheihe D. Yok,h Eng-ad
maui - ssif JOh1 Henry Newton Thurr.a7d
Yorkshire, on the twenty nth dy - Decen A d. Eighteen
Hundred and forty eight AID baih Away hIvei tox rd
ehsse ard fIhfn Hei he said John Henry Newt
nesec'g his uar and outss from ;se s,d day Of
Their marriage up 70 the tve:ty third Of Apd, = D.
kshte HUNDRED and oIyil las. Treated youI o'4Gt WITH
tTIene euey mi gro4y auJ AOny uosle- - provide
for her sui e rQ tCngrc0 md ths sid
ty Lud Of ApsJ. A D 1873 tho u b. .u.s -gg.--.
cause tuInid yOI eaLt IT dos Aai ihe1 ar
ion u s. 1le tie II Las AL fy sal de red
beA"t Ana Jour btlsit further r6prsi that
AD.0st ~ September, A D. 1870 sac left Euss;d with Der
fa'Lels family g. Aved il YofS OF ts-1ber t. cfy
81 1buJtr bTt ssd tie d Move nber 4. o 49,
where she has oD ud . reside sh her .her since
And your nbesIt further presents hv she Oil 70
tt unny " tbs -tSe iOI the pnrpse divorce
m er the laws Of nuonwsah ely her
fathers bmly removed hcr and that she az re 9Th
re apon and friends Wherefore yo h1lsnt Irys that
sei and ssd John Henry and she may permitted
Der msden Dsine and tina, c11iOdy infant
daughter Ehza Alice, sted SIX years D. ntrused and
awarded n her that elch ion n0ng my be
made TOR her the CouI sh.i J1s O.tsf tsuu1G
tbs ineeLth OF NorombeT A. ID kGlteen lunlt.d aud y
i've. ANrOINETrE NEWTON.
B'to 1-SU Dteme Jnlicis Court, November Term. A. o.
1S5-On the hl ordered th,f the b.lant
iee TO the hher Ct the pend ncy said libel ~ c,ung
stesed copy thereof this order therson 70 pu1sue1
IN the Nevf ok Ds Tribune newspaper printed 81 NsE
days lest before the lext Term 1 Courf De h,de
Tsun in and r ,B Com Of srist0 the seventh 10
day after the f,t Tuesday Of Ma eh that b. nay
then sLd there appear ih0w II any be hiss why
JAMES sPRoAT CerI
Tue copy Of ,al libel AL The Oader q Court thereon.
BASSETT = REED, Attorneys for LibcI.nt,
81 lswewE Taunton, Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28

OYYicx RECEIVER oy rAJrs, hoT ., 1854
TAKES, ls55.-Notice is hereby given that oss
p-r cert WI, be addsd the st day Of Decenssr On Al
r.m,nius unrsd and that Frhof addition Of cue PEI
.spt " M be msee ON tue 18Th day OF DeeemeeT.
Sotce n .l.o hereby given tast % tins lat day Jtsaa
.It ,ntsTes Will sdded al faKss then an ntas
A. tbs rate Of u per cert Annun sc1 AsoI no 20 %
Az ofssoenher hess HARVEY HAef RscssrsE o. Faxes
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RoApD OF SUPERVISORS.

THURSDAY, Dec. 27-lhe Mayor 10 the Guar.
Report 10 favor OF ps,iOg bill otC - BSyc, 70. tn
e.d Of xh6 81 fer tssins c-nsus OF IN, 80 =, ia sa
,s.n,b W., and theodore Sr tnsts.d OF e.9 ~
t.,mg e.n,u. OF the Is Disaist, fSntsehth "so
sa,eI.e 70 payiDs d. e. HendersIa more than mo
ready paid hm for services secretary o. lens" mar
eipyre w. 8. Mott *Sf H. bill for paint
urt I'M ad
sugren Coat 80 s3O7 SO ysss1 os see,
to cry itusr.d judge C.Hs Of ssL Court T~o hr sdost
-la,ter lao N tho {, bic g. Be printed.
Some o. or bns sefe oIdefed 20 b. paid.
Res ia favor VI correcting sc, adopted.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the ouniy Of NevYork notice 10 hereby all
pertoDs having GEORGE o. SMITH Of the
CITY Of New Yorb merchant deces.d TO the
with vouchers thereof he ubeibers the Of Youns
Schultz Co No 81 Ferry in the City Of New orb
before the 18th March Dated New Sept
1855. EDMUND b. YOUNG 49,.
sic lsv5nY WILLIAM PALEN, )h-A'S-o'A
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In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Il Of the County OF EsvYorf notes hereby gren AZ
persons having claims AGAINST JOHN B. LENOIR late OF the
City Of NeRYCh deceived to present the with voucher
thereof ne subscrber at the Office Of J,mes W. Savage
counselor Law no 1872 Broadway III The City Of New Yet
befors the 9th day Of February next Dated NsSYofk
Cd day of August, lsB
su3 iayFtfuF HENRY MIGYOH Administrator
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V,HE PEOPLE of the STATE OF NEW
YORK-3y the Grace Of God Free AID In spe dent IL
To ali psrscns Interested in tie fhste Of fAtoIt M
fAI1GHIIk lae Of the City Of kew-io1s dece.sea, %
eIe6itors nett Of KIN Otherwise, send setns; On .L9
.b ~ on ,ro hereby cited ard required per,ots 10 Dc sh1
snnssr b fore our su,osas Of tbs County Of He- .. h
s In ,be CITY Of New York the FL esy OF hsy next ~
~ o.h IN The forenoon Of cay hsp tnd thsre 70 az 'nt
M ps tttIasn Of hs account Of prec't ding, Of
ACTON as AdIurt Of tbs sooes ehatFeI snd eIe,
~ dtcease In testimony whereof We hsy eiused the sea-
s se s5'an;0 ss1es o oui
f. sNd Comfy 81 the City OF New YCSk the 1th day oi
HovemSer in the wear Of CIR LORD one taos 'And es''
layyf WI
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Ne~Yort notice hereby r,cn al
per,Uns having claims against EUGENE LkNO1R late OF lbs
City Of New York deceased present the with
thereofto subscriber the office OF James W Savage
Counselor Law No. 9l Broadway in the Cy Of New York
before the fifth DAY OF February neIDaied New Yorf
tho 20 DAY q usus. 1858 henry N1GEON,
AIS lsw6uP AlnlinsIs.or.