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DIED..

hsHLEY-On Sunday evening sner long and psinful H.
H.r friends .ud those Of her brother Geo p. Ashley are
respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral from st. Peters
Chrh Wet ,h.t near sth av a, II o'clock, on Tuesday
mon Isn :?
New ,,an. papers please eooy
CAMPBELL-ssiurday Eysn'rs; Dec 30 Donald Meal
bon son the late Captain Donald Campbell o. tho British
army rrd Margaret Campbell
Tne.dsy The % Inst O'Clock NJ from the residence OF
hi: H9,h,f 40 y Hs.!sr. without oths, n on a.
pher Dsussh dnsushsd member Of the Bar aud former
seonon Va ne pse rs Mr. i o,.
Rs.one ,ssd 20 years, wife Of Aa-tia Hsrm.n, Esq and
RicHARDs-At Enfield, Hampshire Co, Mas, Dee q,
J.n.. Rleb.rd. IN the ss,h yer Of bis sse
ser short bat severe ne" JoS-Ph Ives Echs
in ih- cd yer bi.sge:
Tus,d,y the "a Jan st2P " from bic late residence.
~ throug h the merits Of hi. Redeemer.
kELLOGG-ou SATURDAY evening ia che 1Jd yssr Of asr
M. Mary Jane wis OF joseph " kellogg aud daughter
Tie Trends and relatives Of the am, respectfully
5 sH D., si.sn. . De-. Is
McKINsTRY At Chieopee Mae the 18th alt, Mrs.
Grscs geKn.try aged p years and mother o. the Me.rs
MAGvF a, Brooklyn on Saturday evening the s0,h ult
Consa M, wife Of George B Mssne in the ai,h year Of
TIE relative. sad friend. Of The family and member, Of
Plaritu. Tuum Chsp,r No a. 0 A respectfully in.
vted 70 attend funeral whou. further notice from her
No ~ Pseihe't on Tuesday morning I'd Jso
nURkAY-O On Sunday sl,t ut Michael Murray chsrd.r,
of CcusGn ptcn 49,,
The re a,vts and erds invited 10 aenf liz funeral
fo hs le residence No BATAVIA 81 A. O'clock this ssy
D'nALLEY-AfteT lingering illness MTs James U HsieJ,
formerly Mis- Clsfs.a D0rs IL the Ath year Of her age
~, sye6 short eDgsseaslt 10 this CITY some time
sirce Bufnn- She pose.sed OF dramatic talent Of
v.rs order but her state Of heah ~he
his coany obg.d 10 dec De the many h.ttensz o.
~ rhe different Of the
cry viii BE- buried o'clock Tuestay, from No u
sALIsBURY-fn tn, City Dec 81 AZ The residence Of his
son NAV Dennis seh MAJOR Ames SALISBURY Oste 81
Trcy.S sgeo p yssn
HI. rensns will to that city for ntermen. on Tues
ssTH-on suad,y sorrus Dee. 81 Irving Only child Of
F.slcis ?. AID Sarah A emi D.
The frLds Of The f.ny respectively syed % attend
The funeral the rssisnc1 u 10 father No WWeG lfh 81
co.ler or fii-ev 20 morrow trussfayl morning a.
olack Tie remains vi. be taken - WesichsssE for an
tsfutut
sTARR-rn his Cfy Sunday rloruinz Dee. 81 Mary c.
Butter Of r. STAR .yrmery 81 Osnoury Conn
FWAHr-in Gibsoa Co1r ?, T~ng Dec. Mrs. Hsrh.
ccnsolt of se~efd. sr6 esashter VI the lAe VII
.ts-r ~ hgssrf.f5 1oBntY
WHiTNASH--lo View ,uth Mass Dec. q Sir Samuel
u irr.s -sr Vsiur,ousry solfi-r
WALLACE At Richmond "a Dee. 70 William Wallace,
Erg ~ The 1-t1 yea O. MS
WOHTH-lu Bro0kfyl Ffesy The 18Th Dee william
Nslc- oFb a .s-n year ga Of J0ha :. snd Caroline
Worth
Ths ar-uds " tie family Invited stend as fg,snI
foo t- B. st1ae. No - Pscihc-., Brooklyn. lbetvssu
Clinton sd Court further notice o. Tas.dsy q jan
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WASHINGTON CORREsPONDEyCE.

The Committee II Ways aud Mssns Of the House
have determined % report tue Senate bill prOyiI0g
for The payment Of claims Of the Texan eredi,ors
tu' Wih important susntmen.s Tie bill, il viii be
reeollectel. gives eight snd half millions fof re-
i@ssr # The Government from the obligation assgrned
under he Boundary AT. In.tea1 of issuing the fge
Millions r I'VE per cent stock, redsenso- ia fifteen
yeags uuou the relsase Of the Uoed Sta,.s from the
oUAgG'iocs Of Texas based her pledge OF customs
revenue the Senate bill proposes 10 sdd tho fourteen
year. interest 10 the principal and pay the amount az
orce !or e rele.Ee.
Iae amendments % b. proposed blythe C)nmii'ee
~ WaYs eud Means provide ist, thGi The Stste Of
Texas shall release he UAitsi Stat from Tbs cA lz
.! tla. state ~ lndis1 expectations, -moa2-os y
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RAILROAD AcorDssT.-A serious disaster occurred
on the CsnaDdsigun and Niagara Falls Railroad yes
terday, near Mud Creek, in East Bloomfield. wood
train wa proceeding wssI, and while on curve at
the place indicated, encountered engine and ten
der under full Roadway. The Consequence w@
general sesh Of both engines and attached with
broken leg Of ore Of the hands the wood train,
and serious internal injuries to two other persons
man named JohrsOn, from Syracuse, was on the en-
CINE going Fast % A passenger and, Jumping of AZ
the collision occurred WA 80 much injured &c TO ba
unable 10 proceed further and At last accounts va
Wing at the farmhouse Of Mr.. Gould, in previous
condition. Rochester Untn-
ANOTHER -Lsst esening about O'Clock, dresd-
fu railroad accident occurred two mules east OF Me-
cfenc-bGrgb, on the Great We4,ern RaIhosd ~ tns
exulosion Of a boiler The engineer Henry Bitter
rsr. vss Instantly killed, and the fireman 20 badly
scslded that be is not expected to live Several per-
: sons were alec slightly injured The engine waa
thrown eighty feet from the track-nne ears are torn
to atoms. The track for q considerable dlst@oce,
was torn up. The deceased and wounded were tAken
la, = 10 Springfield. The engineer leaves . vile and
,rree children. decatur IN Gazette, ed.
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MARRIED..

AYFR-POsT-Af Albany n Y Dec. ~, Y. W. Aver,
ropn. lor n Lee Mass Mes Harriet A. Post lato
teacher N UIfsrd Female College, Grisvie Courty,
Nur'h Car irs
UNF~GORpoN A, Moutoursyille, pa. by J. 7 Dawson.
Ju,;cc Of the Peace the ih August 1885, VI James NJ
q, don Of ibis (iy 49,,
MiNFR-TUTTLE-O the 18th ult. by the Rev. DR. Phil
uus Levi II Miner 70 Elizabeth Whittelsey, daughter Of
The late james futile -.
MOORYs mFRRILL-At indianapolis Ind on the 25,h
MI by he Rev Geo Marvel Charles w Moor-s Julia
d Mrri dsushor Of Samuel Meu k.g all of that city
McQTADF-MURPHY-A Albany. N. Y, Dee *, Jo
ae m McOnnde. TO Mns Ellen Murphy
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IaORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas. join
MI suIcR Nor,.ser rade and delivered 70 PATklCk

MI suICY Nor,,,ser rnade and delivered 70 PATklCh
. sTEWsRT certain indsu,sTe Of mortgage hearint csc
The ,lev.th day Of Msy NJ the year s oonoonea o
NJ ths sun OF hundred and seventy isai doar
st,e.d with interest which snd mortgage contains power
N al, Of the PREMISES default OF payment pns1int 20 Ino
sopdon thereof and which mortgage with SAID power OF sae
,ts,,, recorded ~ the once OF the esHeI OF
~ CITY ara County New York In Lber sof OF Morisise
pas. SIS on the eleventh day Of MAY, lS'f H.. r
Ard whereas default tss been mide n the eohoton OF
s.S nosase by Of the rou payment o. the money
cured TO be paid thereby, by means "beteoi ING P " "
became operative, a.. -. t...of
Ard wb.,s. there due and PAYABLE At The GATE hereof
pnon aid nosass the Of hundred aid cshiy
dollars and seventy hve eenisi =, Al. NJ.
Court Of the Civ Of Yorb upon the boud
sad marriage which boud executed by ono ra eNo
and ,.d John jointly, by service - process n - q
Esb vJeb .aid pIoseeuieo to judgment 'u'
n disooui'rEed aud endsdi ,ba
.,,b css., psde provided that the sad mort
sac will 10 foreco.ed by sale OF the morisagen pfss
grsnted by lid norgse at public auction 81 me feion.x
F1chsrFS n the City OF New foTk on the
dsy OF f,brnsry IN the 1852 AZ twelve 0cook noon
that day which said moTEsged preuss are deSohOou -
lowe: ,,1 .i...,o
An those two certain lots pieces parcels OF Land siae
I,irg auo heinz IN the CITY C ScwYoE 5opniea hld 90
scbed follows Begiu1ing al point 90 INC eo
Of Forty seventh stfoet dsani ono buncisa snu sA'
south corner Of rory rt'cbtn
street aud Tenth aysBu- aid Iununs memo" sut"e' $40
parae Tenth hundred feet and four inches
thence westerly sud parallel With Foftysevebb street hrJ
feet, eight inch..t hence nofibery and parallel win me
hundred feet inches TO hs southeIJ
aide enth street thence eastery along std 'ontn
ery eide of Povfeventhsree thirty feet eight Inches TO
1854 FAIhlNh > 81 Wahis
MA lewl9yM Horieagee.
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sore three mi,liccs Of doars add a. that the rsa-
an bond bolds shall release the State OF Texas o
anv obhgsion on secourt OF . cir claims.
The reason OF the last smend men'is thst the amount
Of the elaine bs.sd The pledge Of customs revenue
is fourteen milh. us and the creditors While aees pnS
what they could get rom the United States intended
bold the State Of Texas liable fcr The remainder.
The State Of Texas would assent to this and
the Senate bill could have paced the House 1t the
last session Texas %euld have repu Hated IT,
lis thought herr that the Tey~ Legislature ~
agree 10 the bill proposed by the Committee Of Way
and Means Josrrl Of Commerce.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of

the County York Notc. hereby si,en 20 al per
x.,C. ssoss i. % :, R..s . To- % . I'm
sy No 10 iarn St 10 IN. city Yort
ye .shs s'J 81 -. ~
CUPREME COURT-In the matter OF the
- apple .tOn Of the MAYOR ALDERMEN and COW
ING .nS EXTENDING q the BOWERY fr.n IN. .ouo.rlJ
ondensn.a Courn.-ousrs II Esim.s- and A's--Dentis
The sov. entitled hereby 20 the
orn,r. occupant o, oeoDpant. a, house. lots
1prved and unpro,ed snd, A.ctee rh---sy snd 70 al
", hsv. plstsd kim.e Assessment and that Ill
persons hose interest, are ih.t BY and 10 nay ' y
po'ec 20 ~. san. o. pe.en 'es' ooeo'on; u wlns e
vented, 20 GEORGE SMITH KsG cur Cs..rDan II tue
81 s,ay ,bs s say OF si usy 1855 second That .nJ peg,
Dor DO ioef the Eevs sfEr'ed y sac
E.Hs . s.e A.". ..,n. W" . % !, ef % The
sh day Of January Third That the abstract Of DE 'a1
The sdass esu and Other docsne ~heh were AID
By IL nsins repoIt h.y been dps.nsd - ~. '
thee to until the l7th dsy Of February 1883 Fourth
THIS the in. sbrsc.d by the Assessment sff.sid are -
fItov. All that afs. bounded the soah by od--P on
ID. sssi ~ souh.t to CshsDe zip snd 'r'et th"ncs
sI"ns $50 ,p aso street. Msdi-orst thence IN P.s
,h.pe. to Diyon,t beocs W EdrSsest thence to nou|
to. thence the Sc ond inrno- !" ryofle-. h-'
o. El..o,.r.t th nee Mott.t theno. TO Chatham 81
along .sd .ud 70 fe't't pths-
VMds~atsrst theDo' g. tisnsioft't nenee 20 20 ~.
,n,nce Maiden lane thence through tue eeet' e-t~een
ron ., he line Of Hspovsr though hsnovs-.t
pr-hsnse place thence 20 William 81 thence 70 % mp
And also. All nose lp,s ~ abu
Wit those lots fronting north Wilisinsf hsnovef tne
d dip from South lillian 20 sonh Ct those cS hont
~ weserly Csih.iinesip AID Cstharnest those lon
frontns noheIy msdot - those o;. iiorLns aih7.J
n, Diyisou.sf; tEAe los fronting westerly OF kdTds7st
,hose lots rcuiinE sostey boasion those os ifya
on st.; those lots fronting sVery or Forth
the Bo~ey those o. oao. .c0'hey o. o. iio,
,a..eIy Oh Pearl from Rose to Vanss MeI h9-e ios
6ort, .outh.Tl, |snde ~stsrs. those lots hO"uns
..,sr an Gold those lots froutin HsnOyc 'tcnsnr'
une. And VII iam,ts excepting thefe9p AZ tho~~ o- Of
Lrd on Chatham ncins hundred feet tour Dcs
outh.ry from the sOathey Of Jemesst aDd all tno~
. ~ LAND o. Pesst n. lot the westerly corner OF
N.dison and T-.r.is Pith That herein VIII ~
po,,red supreme Count Of the -tst> ~ N-S fos Az
CIV an snufdsy the i'm day Of February 4 d. 1856 the
opsns Of me Court Gay and that then and there o.
A. soor Thereafter counsel b tea,d notion viii oe
r,de tbs. SAD porr he Confined New YORK December J.
1874 GEOkGE SMITH,
Wa y pcINTikE. Comm ssOnes
eqsrs \
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TIE NAUGA TUCK MURDER.
F,.m IN. Br,dsepo,t Standard dee. 20.

FROM The Brfdoeport Standard DE 20.
A horrible affair occurred at Nsugatnck last night,
at the nous. Of Mr.. Henry Sears. about half mile
from the center of The place. A we hear the story
Mrs Sesrs, with young child, less than year old,
was sleeping ia n room, probably the ground floor
OF the house. Her husband, having another young
child to take care Of lodged in another room. About
clock, this morning, Mira. Sears was awakened, and
ssw man breaking into the window. Before che
could give an alarm he reached tho bedside gave
her blow over the head, and lof, sensesss, Ha
then, it seems, killed the child, By cutting its throat
frem car so says our informant Ii prOba-
bic that the child began 10 cry aud vas therefore do-
patched stated. bureau in tho room, 10 appears,
was then broken open and robbed Of about s250,
which it is thought, onn be identified.
Mr.. Sears states that be was awakened by an un-
usual loire As he had some cattle near the house,
be supposed that they wers fighting, and, at first,
thought little Of the matter. After lying for few
MINUTES be began to think that perhaps there might
be something wrong; he would 20 and see. Accord
iDgly he struck light and went into his wife room,
and found bis child dead and his wife senseless. On
examination, il found that her skull was frsc-
iured but that she would probably recover from the
effect Of the blow. After while, she Wa 50 far re-
vived as TO be able 10 converse She says that tho
man v tOm she SAW coming into the window vas &
strans r, and che thinks that he had nobody with
him. The circumstances indicate that be had No
confederate.
The story Of the murder has occaioned the greatest
excitement in The vicinity. crowd of peopla
gathered this morning, 10 devise ways and means OF
detecting the murderer and officers out in all d.
reciiOns. Suspicion, as yet has not fastened upon
any iDdvdual-at all events, no statements 10 hes
effect yet made.
The circurns,ances 80 relsted-the fact that tp0
families lived in the house show that this %
the most daring acts Of outrage ever committed IN
IL e
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faithful mann IN which they performed their duties
A rsfolu'ion va likewise sdo cted requesting the
Mayer to 81; for his portrait for the Governors Room
and $3.50 was appropriated for the purpose. The
business having all been transacted, the mnute< were
7, ad and the Board adjourned, siac de-.
TIE Mayor inrerced 20 present hSs valed,etory n
he Board before s-iiournment, but the session
drawn oct 20 such a s.c hour that he unable to
do 20 His address ho~ever, ~il be placed anon.
ne prcee.cD ait - briefly reears 20 some Of the ev
serf,. 81 prosperity with whish the City eas been :,
vor,d ,inee orssnisston 10 So r>'od o. twea'y
years : be succeeding such oFt.rus,ion we POP
za,on Gee; prrNnt population 70 esq mated
:, I'm IT'S 20 80 60 Included II te- SANE territory
r. .os perry real and pescnii a. nat per-
,A.Ab. va. SIS e 10 the pfesent yea the rea and p-nn
,,,,,s al au,s SIS The iDfrovesa = sde -
IL tie period ferrd 10 - ~ neios N H'fsy o. .
mart q .1r c.iz.ls prosperity ss Nifh u PEL
IN n. history q civ In :oaension. hl' Honor
presses to the HE ekLo~e ITS for their sntr
..duts. oward him their u,ecOafse aud 'oF the sd
s..ues rendered n be ruGe.y.Is q protest The ssh
n h p.ore 10 prom pity snd sthfay the v.siogs o.
LEGATIONS ~ III. city its credit sud 10 mant.a that
order which s',rl, .ssfuNd OF oar
ne. ir.utou. Th-r- hide IL any unsettled business g
viva the husLers % the city IN healthy son
elton ard ssund,r, provide fo the expenses OF tbs
remainder OF the fiscal year.
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Advertise me NJ
TIE HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Another New Year sun has dawnec,
Another year Of hope begun
Ayesrve fondiy trust may prove
More blissfrl thar the year that's gone
We 81 nd upon the wings OF wind,
Happy New Year greeting al
Who. in tie days and years OF yore,
Have paiTOnizec our Arist Hal:
Those thousands. scattered far aud vide.
From Maize 10 { .AioIllss srsnd,
Or North or South, or ist or West,
In native OF ia foreign and
To those our wsrme-t wlsh Ne send;
NAV peace and health aud love and Joy
fro-IeHty sDo length Of days
Be ever theirs ~irhout slloy,
Nav natures bouutliul increase
Iusure the Inc ~ every one,
Ard chiliren's children live 70 bear
The name OF honored parents on.
And mas they come. as you have come,
For those unequaltd pictures made
ByaooT the at 81 poT.dreEowned'
In storm o. calm, IN SUI CT shade
Those plain DsgueTEeoiyFes that pore
In half dozen mighty falis,
Tt. highest prizes lctLres done
Up oui, two short fishts of stsiis.
Those steTeoscopes, that carve a. '"eie'
BY great CanovAs matches manu.
marble statue from the air,
TIL self before yourself you stand
Ttose Photographs Of every size,
Up 10 the full and perfect torn,
Dssueueotypes for Likeness all.
Bat win he pencils colofs warn
Like summer flowers Ger al the land
These mAich.ess gems OF AT are sirswn
I'LL not = hamlet sees fte sun
NbeIs RoOT l. not already kno"1.
Patrous by your Kind aid be sianos
With scarce riysl who can claim
A fractlon Of The EouoTs yuu
hsye h-aped upon his hun bic uame-
And now. farewell. thls homely rhyme,
The pfouTiinss Of a grateful heart
Mast close e',r perfial friendship tire
Ard We our BE cal ing done. must par
Thsnts for your generous confidence,
20 often shown "a days gone ~;
We hope twas not uumentec.
And now - merit more vel Try. q,
DasueIrt.u sad Photographic Gallery Ne~'ft
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d4tYI7
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of tn,

- Application Of The Mayor Aldermen sad Connoa..., u
te City Of York relative u tho OfESlNO and LAY lN1
OUT u PUBLIC sQCARF known bLOOnlN1DALo'
eOTkRE IN the Nineteenth Ward II said ciy We. the
titled hereby give notice TO t- o~ners oc
cupsnt Of 81 houses sbd lots IN Improved 10
auiu snas affected thereby sn6 - al others whom
risy concern. 80 foilous TO wit;
rnent q. persons ~hoe Affected there
ty oppseG present theif Oh
iec,iors writing duly verified 10 SbSfS MAISaNp j.,
ksq hartman the etce OF the CO ssiOners
DAVIES. No III Wsilst thw city before the ~
day Of December, 1884
sycoSD That any perscn persons who may consider them
selves asr,vsd by sad Estimate end Assessment will b.
heard opposition the before At the office OF
NFFKS No SO " al In sad city, at O'Clock
p M On the 18th dhy Of JaHu~y 1855
THsD That the Ab.iTact of the said Emato and Assess
with and also all the sihdavs est
mates other documents which used D, he ussns
our report been deposited 10 the Street CoDn'oo
Office Of the City and County Of Ne~Yos t-ge IL ~
main until IL, ID 0f February, lS55
FoukTp That limits enbrsced by The Asesn-n sfof-
d are a. follows All those pieces Of land stnzied IN tbs sa1
ety bounded described and containing follows ns " IN
the north By the sO1hey line or SIDE ~ o'th-Ii Oh
py IN. we,,ey line eide Of the 9Th .no the west hy
ne easery side OF lth And also all those Other
Of land fronting tbs cssery
the between Soth ard S"th st And also al
the lots fronting the westerly de Of the 18th between
9th and Goth Aforesaid laid the ssi5 map of TIE
Con u .ssioners
fIvTH That report will be presented % ths "a
Or, Court Of the State Of New Special Tern
hereof 70 be held at the City Hal. IL the said city SAT
URDAY 81 6ay OF February D. less. the ogeuns Of
that dsy that then and there there
after A. counsel be heard motion will be made thar sais
report be confirmed NOSES MAYNARD Jr.,/ com,,,.
JOHN WEEKS. t.
JOSEPH : YORK o"
EswYotk Nov M -
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IyFoRrA1IoS OF GgwGAws.-Ihere yas entered
at tie Custom Horss al ms port yestrasv uian
g., If he in oortstion by one house In New York,
rer steamship America Of soO, 900 worth OF laees,
CONSISTING Of colsrs, cuffs, &C., on when the dahes
yere over slO 600, ana making total hrst zoe. OF
go eco. A. compared with Canna macn Iarsss
tbs character. tie imports for Canada, by the Amer.
ic. being mostly thick .eAsonabis goods though OK
corr,e .6ey DO not entirely dispsnse WITH French
!u4uries il the form u sstlns, s.lA-, &C. .as
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ACCIDENT on rHE Lose ISLAND RAILROAD
syoyy On Saturday afternoon the Hampstead train ap
proahtd the OF the track and one Of
he rcmep Bernard zach had one OF bis es, broken
b., low the kn.e Bti des fh injured and NJ FUR
ths DAMAGE - done A. tie nd Of the 'sud the sac"
on an average u four feet DEEP making II dAioat 1r the
,.iu. m s,t thfough The 10 o'clock rs train from 6sen
oft ch in Brooklyn At ococs on SATURDAY ava
not eu- i after The u.n lmp-.l"d by ts 'oso"o
,y.. the snow on tack being heavy, and 4 some
r.ir, dri,ted 20 such th to be almost iGpas cable
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Al Y SUPREME COURT-JOHN +: SEY-

IN.MOUR and ROBERT ". SEYMOUR against UFUHbE
OSWALD Sun for demand on coo tract-tCom
not Sc GEORGE OSWALD. You are here b, summoned
and required the complaint in this seton acopv OF
which filed in the Office Of tho Clerk Of the City aod
County Of York tic City Hall, IN the CITY Of New
York the 18th day Of October 1851 and to serve copy OF
the said complaint the subscriber ms
Office kumbe, ISL Broadway in the City 81 within
twenty after the service Of this on you exclusive
Of the dsy ,uch service and If f 10 the said
within the tune aforesaid the pla'uhsn this action
judgment against yon for the Of ninety seven dot
interest from the 25th day Of
February thousand eight hundred and hftou besides
the eos,. Of ibis aoon-Dsted New York Oct Sd lsof
Wm NORTON. Plaintiff Attorney No. l31 Broadway
laN w
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

SATURDAY., Dee. 30.-Rsp,-.s we're presented and
sdopioc-h favor of spproprat.ng for the use Of The
Governors OF tie Aims House, for ths year ISIS.
<ol3A'0 ard for the Board OF Education, for ,s5J,
s9,0 .OO0.
In favor Of alosing $40 10 Peal Hoss Co. No.
IS fer repairs 10 their house. Adopted
Ia favor Of raising the salary 81 Mr.. Hoffman
crier OF the Superior Court, from 500 70 $500 per
az nun. Adopted
The business having been concluded, the Board
HoOurI "a sue aic.
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NEwYEARS CALLS.-FOWLERS AND Ellis,
fhfsnoossis and Publishers viii be hsppy to aest iAef
Hsuos sud tie TutLc wh op~n COOS 81 hex Tol' No %
hfead~sy where tley VII pl.71s MENTAL rePis' srh Is
nay lot b found oihsrwh.rs
teoiee ard useful Books for TrsseltAla 70 Men "onen
CHS ard BOYS Those 40 lay '-e - can hea an there
often Charts with fa written s-ptr. Of chrseier ~iih
Dtei'sns Tor provru-rt Csee ofOcclps.on &c &c
Open day ard evening ~ 80 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

THE LUTHERAN CHURCH N NEwARK.-rhe recent
troubles in the Lutheran Church. IN Mechanic st.
Newark, arising from the fact that the pastor and
portion Of tis flock have become Romsu Catholics,
have sub ded The Protestant portion Of the eopgre-
cotton I.ilil Dc po.se.. on u Oh CLRrcl a-4 s.l0ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

The CorRrs The Circuit. Superior and Common
Pleas commence their January trial terms On Tuesday
next st which rme the Juries summoned will attend.
Judge Edward having competed agreesby TO law,
being the las, but previous the termination OF
the tenn for which he was electei HID year in the
Court of Appeals, will resume h's position in the
Supreme Court making five judges; and two
branches of the Circuit Court will be held. There
will lie but two branches Of the Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

NEw-YEAR's AT BARNuM's -Performances
nearly hour Charming al
BasSus's HUsEua TO-DAY. Mr.. John r. Scott Captain
Copp. e. W CLARKE the Coneas Brothers Most agree
sbe ard wholesome entertainments in the world, al
two shillings
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ra.t week. copied below Ne place their ps!pabe e0n
;rad,cus Size By side the pnb 10 udse whether
,ers rtropsge ~ such .ely 10 sid TO the dignity
& -, ,, a.. horof Of tho men . no do