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BATTLE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN.

)" t"nder our thanks to Messrs. MuLxn 4 Ms,.
ioS' Of the forkeiae Eaguirsr. (throush Is.
hands OF w. 7. MeBss. Esq) for q COPY ofA
pamphlet containing the proceedings Of the C.I.
eoration Of the Battle Of Kings Moantsip. octo.
oer' lsGS' and the addresses Of the Hon. Jon. =
rhrsi0S and Hon WiLL'AA 9, BAscnovr. toeeth.s
CT with the letters Of distinguished gentlemen
VINO We're invited, and an Appendix fursishing
most Interesting account of the Bsfsie and IT,
consequences, All in ali, the panphIet before u.
displays much taste and credit upon the Comma.
tee "pPointed for the purpose Of preparing II
10 be had at BRYAs's Book Store. colrmli.
Price 35 cents ner copy.
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NO. 33.

%. An Act to repeal the rrosiso to ths
first section Of an act. entitled IAN Act;rela-
ting to the Survey Of the Coast uf Caroline.
under the authority of the United Ststes.s =.
20. An Act to amend an art. ent;tied
"An Act to change the day for the elect;o.
and the term Of office of the Mayor nnd. Ai.
'lerl9an "f the city Of Charleston. aud e.,
other pu, poses" ~
so. An Ac, to provide for = uniform ara.
tenn Of measuring Ranging Timber in tiis
State. sA
81. An Act to incorporate certains Town.
and Villages, and TO renew aud amend ..,-
tam Charters heretofore granted.
80. An Act to incorporate tho Edp.fieli
Rnii:oad Company. 1850
80. An Act TO amend an act, entitle,I A,
Act to inc"ipora:e the El,nwool, Cemetery
Company"
3h An Act "a raise supplies Tor the year
commencing in October, one thousand eioL,
hundred and fifty five. 90
80. An Act to incorporate certain So.;..
Ties, Associations and Companies, and 10 ~.
new and amend the Charters Of Others.
30. An Act 10 prohibit non re ,;la.pss f,o,,,
liua''nS, Duelong and Fishing within tho
81. An Act to make appronria Inn. e.
me year commencing in October. 1886
! aS' AN Act TO amend All act. entitled ~, !,
Act TO incorporate the Town of Hap,b,,,, 70
passed the 10th day Of December. Isss
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81 5rlrrt 5tnrg.
Jhs uiliags Funeral.
BY REV. L @. SMITH.

THE bell had given the usual summons at
the time appointed and soon tho villagers
obeying the signal which called them TO the
house Of mourning, TO ningls their smopa-
thies with the bereaved, were seen in little
groups Of two, three or more, slowly gather
ing at the spot. 1t was near a white house
with green blinds, and inclosed within n
white paling, facing an open green near the
church, and the burial place and the occasion
was one which drew together larger con-
course than usually attend, As / was then
on ayisit to my native place and acquainted
with che bereaved family, thought it suita
bic to unite my sympsthies with those Of
others, and accordingly went to .the house
with some friends soon after the villagers
had begun TO assemble. We entered aud
found G few persons seated in silence in the
rooms, all of which were opened for the pur-
pose. In one of them near the entrance was
placed the coffin, which held the ifsiess re.
mains. 1t was the corpse Of a little child Of
about two years old, and circumstance
which rendered the event still more attic
tive--it was favuorite child Of widowed
Enether.
Her husband had been called away from
his labors about two Yeas. before, aud she
was left in the desolatencss Of her widow
hood with hsr family Of little ones, Of which
this was the youngss: and bore It's fathers
cherished name. The father at the tilne Of
his death, was the pastor in tiIat village, and
IL happened that had then spent day or
two there, and witnessed the funeral of the
pastor and father. AS now stood beside
the coffin and looked on the wan features OF
the child Icould not but recall thoso circllnl-
stances 10 my mind, and the mournfal pro-
cession had seen scarcely two years before,
seemed TO pass IN view before me. The
widow and the mother then could not join
that slow moving, heafse, and the mourning
friends. But now She was TO visit that Oft
fseqaented grove u be Aefcefortli endeprcd
to her hear, by new deposit, f2r fhe eidid
was TO he laid 10 sjumbcs Lesidc i,s Gather.
and 4he kindred dust q be ,ningied logeih,
ss. The fe4tlites as iisey Appeared Ii death
bore the n,Arks u past sutsssi,:, !, 1et epn,.
pcsp.s rested ,he,ss and,
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List Of Acts, Passed December 1855.

i. An Act 10 grant aid 10 'Tl,e Stat.
Agricultural Society of South CaroliLa"
2. An Act to enlarge the ppwers uf the
Commissioned Officers Of the Guy Guard
and the Police Officers Of the City If Char
lesion.
3. An Act TO incorporate the LanJsford
Manufac turing Company.
4. An Act to amend the charter Of the
North Eastern Railro.d Company, and for
other purposes.
8. An Act to establish Clarendon country
rs separate Judicial Dist
@. An Act to authorize the Commissioners
OF FREQ Schools for ST. Philip'sanI st. Mich
aeFs To sell and convey certain lands.
2. An Act to authorize li.e CRY Council,
of Charleston to close "Liltie Coming :
Creek"
8. An Actto authorize the erection offiate>
upon all such roads rs arc hot puo.io high
ways.
0. An Act TO vest the title of the State 10
certain escheated property i'll certain. persons
therein mentioned
10. An Act 10 aid the city of Columbia
in the construction of new Water Works, aud
for other purposes.
| II. An Act To- unite the Murri>.S Street
Baptist Church, Charleston, and the Fourll,
Baptist Church, Charleston, into one copo
ration under the name of tho "Citadel Square
Chnrch."
IL. An Act to extend tho Kings Noun
tain Railroad.
IS. An Act to ameni the twelfth section
Of act. entitled "An Act to incorporate Ger
tain Societies. Associations aud Companies
AL Al a -,s. Z
others" passed the 2lst day Of December,
1854
IA. An Act TO lease the State RoaI over
the Saluda Mountains to NJ. -. Dickcy aud
Oliver Barrett aud for other purposes.
Is. An Act to incorporate the Grnni;eville
Cemetery Company.
10. An Act TO amend the charter Of the
Spaaanburg and onion Bail Road Compa
ny in certain particulars.
II. An Act 10 renew and amend the char.
Ter of the Town Of Ugionvile.
18. An Act 10 amend the charter Of the
Savannah River Valley Rail- oad Company.
le. An Act 20 incorporate certain Rrli.
gious aud Charitable Societies for tile Adj
yaneement of EIucatioI, and to renew the
charters Of others heretofore granted.
the Commissioners Of Cross Roads for Char
lesion Neck
81. An Act to change the time for bold.
ing the election Of Tax Collector for Pic1ens
District.
%. An Ac. to amend an act. entitled .An
Act -
29. An Act in relation to Kidnapping
Seamen.
"a. An Actito amend the fourth section
Of the fist article u CONSTITUTION VI this
State.
%. An Act to alter tisiaw in relation q,
the lu;ies Of ordinaicsin taking Admins.
lraiion Bonds.
% An At to alter and amend il,e char,
Eters ofthe Joint Stock Bsnks Of his State. !.
~. AnsAet u disbsnJ Tho Jaiuss Island
Beat COMPANY.
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE
SialEEa:Nwnfltu1s. S, %.
Thursday Morning, Dec. q. is6s.

AoEaTs. %7&
t'W. CARR, y. w. cor. Of Walnut aad TAird,s..
Fhii"deiphia, is our authorized Aseu. IN !.
W. W. WALKER, IR., Columbia. 8. q.
.. '.. ", fsueN, fairview p. O., Greenvilis Dial
MM. 7. BAlsY, Pleasant Grove. Grsenvills
CApIsR o. ANDERSON Cedar Falls, Greenx,lIa
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MAGISTRATE,

= D. GooDLrTr. Esq. has been appointed Mao.
i'tr"se Tor the Town Of Greenville ia ths place
Of Maj s a. TowSEs. resigned.
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Mss BRowS, amt you afsard that
yoar boy will get drownded, goin' in
swimmin' SO mnch Z" .Weh. Nj.
onlith, l shouldn't wounder. for ho.
Just rogue enough for that.n :.
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5altrteh Burtrg.
Ihs 0la Year..
BY PHEpE MAY.

TwIsx We wreath of the holly leaves,
, OF the holly berries red,
With loose ears from the golden sheaves
For the Old Years honored head.
The Old Year, soon doth he pass away
We shall see his face no more;
He hath lost the sceptre of his sway
He flies to the shadow shore.
And as alone he speedeth far,
Pursues him swift and near,
Leaning forth from his flying car,
The young impatient year.
OLD Year, there are pleasant thoughts with
And thy familiar face, thee,
Like the face of a parting friend, do we
In the deepening distance trace.
Yon have given US gifts with u lavish hand,
You scattered the summer flowers,
You strewd with its gem the laughing land
Aad vestured the vcrnal bowers.
Aud tho autumn's mellow fruits were thine,
And the nutumn's golden sheavcs,
And the purple clusters Of the.yine,
And the gorgeous sunset eycs.
And what tho your parting path DO red
With the death of leaves and flowers,
Thu stark they rustic beneath your tread
As YOU fly through the forest bowers. ?
Sill, still dost thou crown the happy earth
With gems of crystal bright,
And 'leavest her dancing in Christmas mirth
Like young bride robcd in white.
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MisrrIlaueulls Reahiug.

LUDIcRous MIsrAKE-BEsT JOKE OF Tue
SEAsoN.--Guy, Sr, of the National, and
Gen. Cass are so much alike, Ills hard TO
tell totber from which. Last week a gen
tlemap coming down the stairs cried ont,
Guy, / can't stand this; being put in the
third story; having to tramp three flights OF
stairs every time so 10 my room !" The
reply was "Sir it ia not Guy, but General
Cass you address" Gent apologized and
went out--soon returned; thought lre GER
tainly SAW Guy, Sr., before him, exclaimed
-"Guy Guy! q good joke mistook Old
Cass for you just now" "Sir," said the
General biuffly, ''you meet old Cass again"
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An oil cynic, at y concert the other night,
read in the programme the title OF "a song.
viz: "Oh, give me cot in the valley love-"
Reading it over .attentively, the old fellow
finally growled. "Well, III had my choice,
/ should ask for a 5sd.sscdd IN
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Dennis. darlipi. och, Dennis, what is il,
you'cr doingi' Whist Biddy, lie trying
an expiraments = .Mnrderf what is il, did
ye's sayl Why, its giving hot watl,er to
The el,ickensI siu, SO they'll be after laying
boiled eggs -
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THE WIFE OF CATHOLIC PRIEST
SUING FOR DOVER.

The further Examination Of witnesses In the csss 81
Smith W.. Lsughlin, In which the plain if sues, s.
widow of Catholic Priest for dover, sss cOa1nusd
yesterday before the Referee, j. n Van Cott, No %
Wal street. Tso Wire we're exsmssd Toe
hrst Mrs. Cstharne Chesebrough, No 277SI'h stress,
estifed to having bsen present ct the pintf h,uss
some eight years since, viii Ms Donaldson and Mrs.
Moore, two witnesses previously examined, vhsn Mrs.
Smith introduced q msa to them IS her husband
the father OF her children" Witness wa shown she
dsguerrsotype produced previously and .taec to be
Il at Of the person TO whom they were Introduced "a
.estiftd 10. The secord witness was Mrs; Sarah
Tvaddle No. $50 Wa ker street.. Who tet I'd Ia SUB
stance thst some eight yess 81, &c Mrs Slu1, tne
plsintif occupied a portion Of her house; that sue
knew the ossueneOtype producei having seen 1t when
Mr.. Smith her tenant; and that che vas 10 Mrs.
Smith loom ore day when Mr.. Smith, OF whom tue
dseuerreotype was portrait, va. there; PLAIN III TO-
troduced him 70 witness her husband; Smith re-
nsined a. her house with Ms. niSh four or i've drf
ferert night; she knows Of one occasion by her hear
ing Mrs Smith inquire Of some person he had lock "a
CD and TO which q male voice replied that be had
MI. Smith always paid the rent vi ca he came; plan
tiff introduced Smith to her as M. Smith; Mrs. Smith
was then kuovn TO her as Ms Hayes.
TIE further exam nation was then postponed until
Friday Of the second week in January, 81 } oclocf.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMFN

WEDNESDAY, Dec. %, ls55-D. ID. CoxovER.
eco, President, in The Oh sir
BY Mr.. e. \. COOPER -Remcnstrsnce of John Budi
ard oihsrs sssi' sewer IN ssshune Referred
Revolutions BY Mr. REDDsR 10 favor OF paying
so.rs. sioo ss. each Asostsd '''o'f Of the two
BY Mr.. SWAN, that the Street Deoartment re DOR.
,.don the Ciecof .1d Deputy s.s. nen az
By .hs .otb0I ~ hey DO 90 90 w67h.r sUch cut.s,
Rep0rts The report in favor of concurring in or.
shucs Of Fire Cemmsobes Amending ordinance - 70 regis
u Conn tee Law Ieputmea 10 Of giving poser
Ssses when Necessary TO o,sn iaf'rDs iOu
ofCommtee 90 finance, With tai levy for isS To Co
or umee Railroad. In favor Of prohibiting the use o.
sssD the Huesoa River Rslrssd below Fifty ninth street
OF COprnti,.e Makes Ia favor Of allowing clan and
oyster etser to return to their old quarters in Csthsne Mar
tOf COMMITTEE Law Department relative 10 report &c
claim Of Henry Vof for brick rm'vsd by order OF the Com
nsiorer Of street. Lamp' Beekm,n street corner
q NWssp street. when permission had reseived from
Con uon. o. Ies to pe, them es 'ts S'h
The psPer a. TO eeaohshi's Bureau Of InspeeoH wa
The report Of Committee Streets. 10 favor Of sIt.sd.s
Cksub, see from the east SIDE of Chsthsm the
THIRD READISGs-Reports of COMMITTEES Gu As
s.,snsn favor OF eop6ius sue,'men lists snd sppor
IN favor CT rsmunsIsSs z Psssmors 1881 for d.m,
being by HOOs and ladder Co Ne
In ,SI Of fencing No ,7S wet Th ty Ih Adopted
n..hs N the s.yop. Office to 500 per snnu n ssd To.
nIay 81 George W. Bihctmsn, Assistant Clerk IN mayors
Office TO 81 so per snnum. Adopted.
In favor VI orsssng the sa>ry Of Horso " PSk-r hs
t.rfer TO Board Of Aldermen 70 $50 and Thomu
p Plenoers, Assistant MESSENGER 90 $50. Adopted.
In f.vor Of building aodti TO pier No 81 H. r. from
the khead piers Nos "a and IS r. K Adopted
In favor advertising proposals bu addition part
of bu crE Of Engine Co No. IS. Adopted.
obtaining foot OF Twenty third itrees, z
Z, for Matet Adopted.
The report prohibiting the driving Of swius be-
fifth called aud made The sp7ca
Der for Friday ev, ming
The Board then adjourned to Thursday evening a..
kniclnrl
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revenue there viii remsin TO BE- rs,i ~ FAX in s5S
be sum Of SSH coo.
GOV. DRAPER offered the following resolution,
Which vas adopted:
R.sasd That tho President Of this Bosd
hs Bsid of Comis-io the fot hs The nit
10 b, hb Department for the pcbdu hsraoF for the
,su 1875 eoes not iaoude sbst uess.sus IN
nSt Ieops whs b. h'o upo heun N ooos.
snsnee OF ths ice oy s( tho o Of
fuisTsti n 70 msks pro'i'ios for them
Gov. WEST presented MOOR ~ report 10 reference
to religious worship on Rsndsl'r Island aud sked a.
sms,tes Of courtesy, that bis views on this subject
aieh be placed upoo record.
Objection wss raised, ard the report was wihdra
for the preeent
Gov. WysT then moved that the Committee on Re-
Ggous Service on Rsndalls Island be iastrHcted 10
reT OFT at the next meeting Lets yeas 400 nays
Appropriations were maze to furni.h refceshme Is
TO the mmafss OF several Of the Institutions including
noee 10 the Luna'io ASYLUM.
The Pretitent Gov TOWNSEND, announced that the
usual aubiveBary would be be'd at Rands'rs leland
on New Years day and addresses would he delivered
b. Gov. West, the retiring member, aud Gov. Smith
Aiso that Gov. Duke would deliver original poem
20 tbe lupatcs in the Asylum.
The Board adjourned to Monday next, at p. m.
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NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

A Crrr WsrcsMAs CHARGED WITH BURGLARY -
Hiram l.. MCeker one OF tho jersey C,ty w.sohasAn.
has been arrested on a charge of burglary. He hsf
b, en- seen waILing his beat in company with sus-
picous pesops, and early on Tuesday morniag, while
Be-, j. Hsines, one of he ioundsmen of the night
watch, wa watching him and his associates, he sav
him open the f'cnt dor OF Mr. Isas, 8. MIXERS resi-
6epce in Grand street. He arrested Meeker, aud
upon searching him at the Ststcn-House fond Q
bunch OF skeleton keys and o'he instruments used by
burglars on his person. Recorder Gu ter yesterday
CO mmi ted the accused 70 jail for trial.
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treiy beycrd heir control. TIA Safe Ie;iI,tufa,
through re AID ard conpvarce Of st1oit aud czaanz
piot'ers smopg cur chzens have sucoe, siveS taken
IRON Tie City Les siaure right after another un-
III at last they have reduced it down % the low AMI
debasrDg occupation Of being he universal tax-gsth-
erer for The various respoI sibs bodies created by
the Legislature, and whose only object seems to be
which can ouvtnp the other 10 expendiny enormous
sumo OF tie peoples hard earned gains Your Co nmit-
tee reed give but one example to convince the most
skepuca that the Legislature in connection wih
tam jealous Reformes Of this city, hiss bsen the
main CO use Of placing the immense load Of taxation
upon the people Of this devoted city In the year
lsfj, when The Common Council cont oiled The Alus-
Houte Department, its ex oencitures did not quite
reach $500 OO0 in 1856 they 90 up TO the enormous
amount CT ssl3 600 Incl esse Of s6l3 900 per an-
uum over the year l545. Edu stoDal expenses have
ipcreased in about the ratio, and II is via
almost every department OF the city Not one Of them
scarcely bu. has receved some mark Of signal favor
from the State Legislature in the shape Of special
acts, ct the expense Of the der people How much
longer the people Of this great met POLLS will submit
10 have taxes imposed upon them in almost every
shape by tie Government at Albany, ia q problem
your Committee will not undertake to solve; but OF
this hey are certain that unless the Common Council
specify adopts some course Of &C ion 20 maintain
what few rights and privileges 1t has yet remaining
il will, possible sink sti low in the estimation Of
the people snd justly, too this body should be the
ever waIchfu guardian Of its own and the peoples
rights nIusteo to it's care. Thoee rights il has paired
rIa WIT ont nut, .iose effort to efs,n am them cone,
among those whose rights has 30 besey surrendered
In conclusion, your Committee recommend the ado2-
ton OF the accompanying ordinance.
JOHN C. WASDELL,
BENZ. ,. PisCKNEi, l.rc.p, " to Language
a. 70 Controller
J. W. RANNEY, P. NJ sCHsNCK,
Committee Fnsnee
Az 0BDlNANCE MAKISG APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE
1850.
The Mayor, AkeySen asd Co~r,Ondits Of u, Cs of SfO
Yo1k in Comson CoYrcl -ned d. ordss (oHoUs:
SECTION l. The fole smosns Hereby ID for
the payment Of cIsims trust special soOuns Or tbs
Iom and iDcueny AZ. 1856 to and including Dec 81
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

The mapagers of the Ladies' Fair, to he held %
Thurdsy, Friday AMI S-tu day. at Montague Han.
City I'll, Brock yu, for tbs benefit of the Church OF
tte Vista ion Red Hook Point, sppeal 20 tie pub
lie with rhe hose that their efforts In the OF
Religion and Charity may be aided by the benevolent
sbc ger erous pc pie o. Brooklyn and Nov York, 80
a. 10 enable the worthy pastor, the Rev. Mr. OFsr-
rtll TO render his mIistrson beneficial possible
TO those who 80 much need it in that pant Of South
Brooklyn where the church Is situated.
SUDDEN DEATH Coroner H.nford held an inqucs.
ved.y shsnoon tbs Of Withers AMI Smith sussts
on be Margaret Aursy ~h, dro spsd down ss,d tss
night rrevou. Dr. seb.0ps made pcs mo 10 eIs nns1os,
sns ,eeodsnce VIII his ev enc" To. 'uy rendered v~
diet Of " Dea,h By d phIasmNie herniA'
FIREMrss BALL.-rhe eighteenth Annual Ball Of
ws.tuson Frame Company e,me "a sst n'sh' At tse
In Fifth The bal Of this cd aoa Ell lent Com
pan, Gel art nssd on al tomsr oceanoo. and 30
ie PACED OF eredit,be and ssus'coTJ 70
ali who par icipated
CONVICTIONS poR BURGI ARY.-In the Court Of Ses-
ye.ts,dsy yours n,msd s'mue hm,n va tnee
suOd.y evening ST. CO n.ho store oP sos
Of Myrtle aod Adams street mo vnie oe w
b ken by b1rsna hs door He heard by til, occasss
W. gave The .sm officer Bye Il ths Fht District rsiss
toos BIN OIO eunody When discovered ne pref si -
sseep Intoxicated. NO barf afi0a. 'n"te
men yer. found on t persoo. The Jury after 81 T sb
boush in guilty Of burglary IN 'h' third degrees
Jane. d. vie w.. si ard the ehsrse Of bar
lry In the third d'ges the onoose osv ns 49, fs
the Disict. He sentenced 70 tue STATS ",s ~
tho Term fJaI 1nths wnen me SouH a.
journed this morLigs
YouTHyuI BuRGI AIRS -Yester'ay morning Othcers
RI, 10 apd v.neehoef Of the pust D'rc. srss tsrs~
nov, named Samuel Ncsrapd, Hchse Hart and Cnrs 70
h,, TOR br..Iina 70 No 81 linton street. AID stealing the
lead pps ana other fixtures They ND Big uu 81 plaada
49, surs,ed Tn noU,e VS. unocc1ped ThsJ we're
hrousbt b. fore Justice Smith s5d lifted for hearing
SsArcHISG PocK ct 9oOK.-A young lsfy namsf
Ro1v a. kat bO
hand by bo, wnis catering bop Ia suton street Oh
Ibri,tu a. Eve The mp e'captd with the moneS
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va .rcb c,tsr .1pe5I,,. ths Mayor. Adsrne, sad
Coruonslty Of ths CITY OF N.T or ms, 20 cs,,,x
,, AZ the rrpssses Of sae said CitT arc Son1Iy q
nsu :, ri.te. 20 repairing rsp'vns ,sa eesas
street, In that part o. the ely lnt - $1,000
~ 49, est cf ii. ,,d city lying sosts Of me
- fprtbe< spn exceedtss esnt nunot'S ~
isb, III u,aad 6vs hspir,t dollars ISIS fpJ oy
~. ste, re. snd persona :oolesto .a,'.0a
w.. .,s;r the .,it CITY ,ne County sai 70 p ca,
70 - A.. 20 be sppied tsvEf ssffsyns vas shF'H
of POLES N sac ey al thr.. huadrsi and sishy hrs
Aea az. bas a. ed .cd srt,ssyen tolao $500 -
~, ~ tbs g. ,.,, sad peseo, saos.; g ~ s.s
=, .s, IS i.-sa ed BY The Coun e.s ~
he C,s, Of Nsv fot ~ ,,,,lu.os 81 AZ az spo.a %,
80 The slssss q o. ush,i,s sasS paris 'A' 'i
tened s-..Sf ~ M ,ar,s AID atsen socasss1
s.1 100 ,ss ,h,-tv, ,,sar. ..t s.hy ,sr,s "
1as as ss b, ss 'ss - Sc. "a ty and essnt,
- 81 ss,.d .ccc~s =. s,t sPp.ss ~ - y,v n,
s.ssi,er, G, tsrsasn |, sss ny AL o"s~ u"
1850 .,sh. ksa5rsi SOL 6'tT svs h.,.>s<ss
a. no psusss ot eAs sSt rsaesooss "eA
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lcv;cy ceo'eren ,c'ed - pS-sssrs-s Noses n.
C,ir-si Whl,m Carey. Dsnlsi Lane =. A Car.
ia. Ger. Saochoro. I Waters, Josepa CHrt's, b.
p wheelrieh,, PEER Coooer, C. S. Ffanc''' Joea
Lovereoge The dsfe De Fore.t
large copcoa'se tuo~sd 'hs r.nein' e. IT'S i"'
resting plsoe Second avenue Cemetery. The eotha
vas Of roatw od vi:s 81 ver nas. o. the plsis rss
hzp6s.usly epgrsvtn the folI, wing:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-27

yI1rRAs, or The WAR or lsl2.-The Veterans Of
the war Of 1919 gave their second annual bsi last
night at the Apollo Rooms, Broadway, for the benefit
of the feeble survivors OF The heroic band About 10
O'Clock the Veterans msrched from their quarters in
Lispenard street TO the Apollo, whsre even at that
early hour over one hundred and fhy ladies' aud gen
tIemeu had assembled. Upon the arrival of the old
oders the ball was opened with grand march
after which dancing was commenced, aud continued
until late hour. Many Of the Veterans took part in
the dancing and Wed with the younger portion Of the
sssemblage in til sir display of the sapsichorisn art
The affair passed off with much spirit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-27
CIT Y ITE III s..

GoIrscHALKs CONCERT TO-SIGaT.-Mr. G Jttsohsk
the American pianist viii give bis second concert to
night Thursday at Dodsoiths Saloon ne1t to Grace
Church, Broadway. This s,tst is one Of the greatest
living, and ranks along with the best celeb tiles Of
Europe CeraiDly-frs passion, soli:ity, bii'isocy
ali combired-he cannot be ranked in any psrticu ar
school but that which renders his instrument tee
oct comprehensive AID effective See I'D 'srtissnsnt