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GEN sCorrs OPINION OF THE WAR

Cosrcspcn eeuce Of The Charleston Mercary.
WAsBISGroS, Monday, Jan. z, 1885.
hsd recently the pie OF hearing the criticism
of General Scott On the wsr in the Crinea. look
upon scott of The great captains Of the age,
and listened with great interes, 20 lis ideas. he
,ays the slles committed grea, bluoder 10 delaying
the attack upon Sevastopo as long as they did that
imue oiaiey after the raising of the siege Of Sstrs
they should have attacked Sevastop) at which time
there vas Comparatively small force in the Crimea;
that the allies cannot take Sevssopo unless they re-
ceive reenlorcemenfs, giving tbem superiority OF
force TO the .xt.bt of from thirty to fifty per cent;
that the Russian r. ,uar soldiers are tbs beat troops
in the world for defo,se they never ny, but perish,
unl.ss ordered 10 retrest tie mir ks the allies labor
M DEE great osodv antage in having two command
inc neras thai the road Ia victory 10 through uni-
I, of design. The inference woild draw RON Gen.
eial SCOTS ideas IT, that Sew istopoi will not %
tsL.n for doubt whether the allies can throw such
a prepop5eranoe If force there "a is necessary Inc
Genera further said that the allies could not re-
embark now without immense loss Of men and all the
materials of war IN camp, except the weapons in thew
hands
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Nrsp1lork daily Gribnne
NEW PWMN A IIONS.

CORNFLL's PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY By s ;. CORNELL.
$50 NJ. 90 ID Appleton 4 Co
The peculiar feature Of the rev manual, which is
Intended as the first OF systematic series OF school
biographies, is the progressive manner in which the
facts Of the subject presented 10 ocular inspec
ton Instead of calling the attention OF the juvenile
pupil TO fnist ed map in the FRI stages Of insruc-
ton explains the leading divisions OF the earth by
ssucce~son of colored diagrams The primary dofoi-
tons OF geography illustrated by pictorial repre-
seniaiioDs, which at give distinct idea of the
point in question, ard make lasting impr scion on
the memory. No attempt il made TO impart degree
of knowledge, for which the mind of the pupil is not
prepared He is thus led on by easy steps from
one Lessen 10 another, according to the gradual
methods in which nature delights. The plan OF
the work claims be original and IS at least true
that it has never been applied to the study Of seog-
raphy so fully and skifully in the present volume
The work is brought out in a style which is seldom
surpassed in schoolbooks for neatness and accuracy
The type is large and distinct and the engravings are
irished with great care.
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SHOCKING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STUDENT BURNED no DE4rk
r,es. RI. rscsS.ar.ase R.zs,i. Ia. r,


This moibipg tome OF the police officers Of the
Eishth Ward became aware Of the existence Of 6rs
IN The vicinity Of Thirteenth sad Cnespatss ant
ATE some eifculty, the iIe traced 10 the board
inc bou.e of Ms Edwards, No. $50 Chestnatss. Tho
alarm vas INN. diAisly given. and the oficeu pro-
eseded TO knock up the occupants OF the house Tae
door was opened by the chsmoermsid, who st that
uHe was ignorant Of the Cause Of ID eAsru- The
otheers Immediately proceeded 10 the cellar, and,
passing through The dining room. which was IN the
resr OF ihe basement, they opened the door iesdins
nom L 10 the kitchen, ana found the latter flames.
young gentleman named Alexander Bowman. q me1i-
cal STUDENT, occupied frvat in the third ssfy.
He slept with young gentleman named George A.
bert Jones. Mess Jones and Bowm IN, upon hear
ing the alarcl got mp, and after partially dressnx
themselves, wen. do 30 stairs. Mr. Jones vent int,
q back room in the second story. occupied BY M
Staptar nj and bis M,ssrs 5. sud Jones ieapeA
to the GROUND, . distance OF about twenty feet Me-
.Sspiappi .scsp ped pbhurt, on, Mr.. Jones received
pairfu injury in one of his feet The latter was taken
10 ,be Hospital Mr.. Bosmsn continued ca do su
stairs The rest OF the family we're got out safely.
After the ore had been sueiu,d, Mr. Frank Smith
who is in the Patrol service was Ia the building
When be beard grcaD prOcsccins tom the dinins-
room in the basement lie Immediately proceeded
Gown stsrs and found Mr. Bowman on the dor near
the door leading into the kitchen. The Latter said
. fer God sake take me out
Mr. Smith procured assistance, aud the injured
mar was taken out oi the building and Was iame-
diaiely stteGded by Do Turobuil Ills injuries were
-four d to be OF dreadful character The hair, eye
brows and moastsche were partly burned od aud the
face So much dlshgurcd that bs intrinsic friends
could not recognize II Inc arms SID trunk we're
so dreadiuly seOrchei and blisiersd the eyes we're
almost destroy ed, and it is supposed thu, he WAS
burned internally by TIE flame whi.h he must have
il hsled. Tee poor felos Vas taken tn the Psansy-
yabia Uosphsl, where be fingered ia misery until
j, ah pu, end TO his suerlnSs AZ shout 81 o'clock.
He r, stained bis sensibty until the last
Mr. BOomsD was about - year, Of age, aud was
from lIsgertown Mi where bis family reside lie
was ,tudeni OF the second yesrs course at the JEFF
itrson Medical College.
The origin of tho ire is involved in mystery. II
seems 70 have commenced in dresser, near the froat
part Of the kitchen There coal stove in this
apartment. but Anna Sheaf, who vas last In the
Kitchen states that she left the in safe condi
ton when she retired about 81 O'Clock
TIE Coroper held en- inqnest IN ihe case, and exam
med umher Of witnesses IL the effort TO ascertain
the cause Of the fire that has resulted 40 seriously.
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FROM W-ORLEANS.

From Our Own CoTTsronde1E
NEw.ORLE.Ss, Jan. 10, 1853 p. VI.
The doipcs of the Commercial Convention mp to
the hour Of adjournment lac. evening are reported IN
full in the morning papers, bur ale OF NJ )rtauce
A delegate from. X, ntucky and some few additional
representatives from this State enrolled their Games
or the r. eister yesterday. This morning the Con
vep,ion was called 70 order q. y clock-Ge1.
Lamar in the Chtir None Of the Nlcs.Pfe.idents
nominated Yesterday have taken their seats 10 day,
and only t0 Of the Secretaries ont III the nine are IN
sti,pdai &c. long aud vefy inere sung debate has
t.en ORG on this morning the subject being f0Fega
ard noyfk,ta influence. Re-olution, have been pre-
,euted calling uoOn the Legislatures Of the soathe'
st.t,s 10 81 act laws TO prevent Eogsh agent. ifon
doing busIes here to the jeTlmels OF southern
rl,uters and southern merchants. ms English coy
ION Iur, ha.ers IN oar city hsvs been severely
fapoied IL this tbate and the Influence of Walts,
duIy commented upon. A NOS IN sas made BY Nh
Uotear who % delegate from this city, represents
TIE Nrit mss'trs ibtef.si Ia commerce. 70 lay tue
tes.lutlofe ID the table but he was voted do IN.
TIE strike OF the Sbip-C arpeniers, which vas msfe
Yesterday stil continues; the employers are wiling
IN give The men the usual slner wages OF IS day,
bnt r.ouire that work sh,l be commemorate CLOCK
A. NJ and continue until o tloca 7. None aolrs
tin from TO II being given the bands Tor dinner
The men are siiliDg TO 20 10 work at clock oui
clir1 one bopr from to clock for breakfast, aud
The oipp.r-bour be from l2l - "a O'clock AL the
old hatds haye been DIS 1h,rged, and new one, EN-
Mo. ed: but the new havp MT been permitted 10
work and vin not be as long as the forner wOikneh
can prevent IT, 49, /, -,
n leave your City IN the hope Of s5ttos employ nent
bere II may be- a. welltO inform them IN 1t their nap
mil not be reat -sd tht are nov more men here
than con get employ ment. This know to he iect,
having taken particular trouble TO Investigate the
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SUPREME CoURT:mIn the matter Of tss

y apple ,lion Of the MAYOR ALDERMEN and CON.
ING 40 EXrESOlNG Of the BowERY from the .oaihe.y
ds Of ch,Lsma e F,.na !, ii ', md 'y =:
he entitled ustter hereby give notice 20 The o.
spd a"rproTsa lands sssced thereby
Others whom It may concern as follows 70 VT. s"i ins
persons affected Their oy and $40 may e OF
posed 70 the same DC p,e,en mn eees., y Sis gu!
csfcs Of the Commissioner No Tyon in thi. City u
u b Of January ls second Tbs. sny Per
p or persons Who themselves sggrevo1 oJ sas
Estimate aud Assessment viii be heard IN opposition 10 me
CsSsGs At 'As same T P5isr ss, II. ss AID
E.me and Ut together with our m,Ps anc also a.
e aI ,e sSs been deeosited IN he steel
cOuuli'o0tr' Oaiee Of he Sy sns county 81 go
rnst brseed BY the Assessment sioFessd are
iooss: AL bounded the souh By Old zip On
the BY sou'hs to oshsnes ip AID street thence
Along slip ard greet to Msdi'ons thence to Pte q
ihspee 10 Division tssnee 70 Edase 81 tnsses 20 hos'
therce fou.;b,v thence aloha The senae ans ne
hence sops .sia sSs .re and Pearls thence e
Nande ST. thence 20 Frankfort ST, thence 70 90 81
bTnee 10 Maiden lsne therse through the eoes between
Msdrnsne and Wall on line hicn would oe "a etta
.ap he line OF Hanover o. thence thi.ush !
And $50 all these lots Of land ostiO the soTss te
those lots foniins north Oh WIllaln s. naao's . sac
westerly sip snS osthsfne-s.. .o1
mo- porthefy Madison 81 those los iioSiins so1hei$
30. o. ou hey or those los fronrn,
sesrsriy % seeons those lots tront'ns scgtheriy
Az ana be Bc~sTy those lots 'oatoery % beeekeI
q h~e tots frunng ese'iy Mott 81 hose los ton,ns
.a,erly 90 Pearl from Rec 70 Nsnde terst those o'i
oafiss southern. VsndeWsterst those !ots frontise
s,ter, ON God . hoss froltiBs Hanover txenaafe
p'se sn3 wiam-sts excepting thersiF N a. taese o 2,
Id on Shsthsr commencing one handFed ieet ses
.oohey he 'osthery e9rnsF OF 's1les " ara y. -
and Peast 20 the lot on he Westerly corner OF
n.5ob Peszs;s Fifth That cur report eerea WI ee
presented 10 he Suprene CouTt o. TIE state Of ioA a.
sptcN rsl u The of be ted a. he CRY dsll n ne sss
lily sssTssy tis IT. day Of FehTuay 4 D. 20 A. ne
'Perng = -e Cor. hs .y 80 thar theu 49, 74s -
70 e,urssi sss b. hel,a ,ia1 - =
nete rs f4- ycrcst e Confirmed Ne5 f1rs, 'e-- ~
~ GEORGE S3lrE,(
w. Y NclNTlaE ~. a. st.o1erS
q y sAATIlIT SMITH
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Patt Surrogate of the County Of Westcheser Notice
IL h,reby given according law all having claims
assr,t The e.tse Ct MOSES p PROUr, lac OF the town Of
Fast IN said county TO present the With
M youc eis thereof the drsgned executor Of the s
ill and stsn eut OF the said deeeased at the office Of WI
liam seusham Esq ia the town Of Yonkers IN said eoun.
~, on or foe The Morday OF August A ID lS55-Dsted
'n Sal rs "S GERABDUs BoYCE, Executor
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'sgTb 0YRARpUs ROYCE Executor.
CUPREME COURT-County of Cattaraugus.-

NUTKEME IUChI-IUUHIl UI NutIdI uug1Ic'
SFRANCIS c HALL agt JOHN LEWIS aud MARCIA
RET his Wife To DEFENDANTS You are hereby SUM
uoped 10 snswer the complaint Of FRANCIS HALL,
peipf ard copy Of your on the subscriber
Al kcottve Cstasugus County New York. within weniy
day, after the this exclusive Of the day Of
service and you fail TO said complaint - hereby re-
CURED the plaintiff will apply the Con for the relief de-
maaeed In tie complaint Ard will take notice that said
was ed ia the office q the Clerk OF Cssrars
County on the 9Th day Of November, 1884 g. RICE,
Ita,s.e.Tb Plaintiff
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EXAMINATION or THE PRINCIPLES OF BIBLICAL
INTERPRETATION. By ALsx.SDLR CARSON, Ii D.

EXAMINATION or THE PRINCIPLES OF BIBLICAL
INTERPRETATION. By ALss"DIE CARSON IL D.
l2u,o pp 46s Eds.Td Fietcne'.
In this volume the principles If tue Interpretation
Of Scripture maintained by nest, A anon, Stuart,
ard otber philologsis are subjected to searching
criticism. Our late eminent countryman, Profess n
Stuart. is h,ndled cavalierly. His precautions to
,hoooieal authority are treated without the slightest
,everenoe. Mr.. s,uar,s Bible. says DR.. Carson,
i not altoceiht. the Word OF God. Much Of it
is founded or probabilities, analoges traditions, and
history, without any atttststion of the Holy spui
No wonder that his exegess should be very bold with
such Bible We regret to notice such instances Of
disagreement smong doctors
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THE PEOPLE OF the STATE of NETWORK,

yJNHE PEOPLE OF the STATE of NEW-YORK,
By the grace Of God free add ndeDe To all persons
interesi.d 10 the estate GEORGE HARGiONE late OF the
City New York deceased creotors esae' next ~ Ain
erecting: Nou and each Of hereby
cited and qured peT.o ally be ind spPea before sur
osae the County Of New YORK AZ hi Office IN the CITY OF
the fourteenth cay Of F-hIuay next at esven
O'clock m the then an there . eend
the T al settlement Of the Of preeedngs OF Florence
McCsrby Executor " the last viii and tcsament OF said
deceased
In testimony whereof have caused the zeal OF orce OF
ssio SURROGATE TO be heT,uno affixed witness: Alex
spder " BraofOTd Esguue. Surrogate Of oar aid
the Civ OF New lOIs. the Ih day OF Al
MT ~ Of Lord thogstni et.ht hon
cred 81 Eity -four. A. W. bhADrohp,
III law4wTh ou'Ot'o-
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The las, xsus of s,rioger & To-nseud. ehss, ell.
ton of CooPrKs Novels, is Tsf Spy, complete one
handsome d1odecia15. The parchsser who ~i.he. TO
supply h. library With convenien; edition OF the
eres, American povelis, $; moderate expense, vii
end this veil adapted 20 bis purpose.
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THE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW-1Ohh
Nv the .raee e God md iude nder T. al peslns
utr,s'ed IT. the Of JANIS IFHOER5ON ste OF ne
Civ OF York deceased creditors next Of ka or 9th
erei.e eud greeting sud och Of you here cited
and reaud h. snd before our -urros ate
he County New York at BIS Once, the City OF >eg-
rk N the ,sy Of July ~ eleven O'Clock
n tie of that day then and there 70 ae h- al
Of the proceeding OF Peer s~eeay,
Pub Aduistra IN e City Of Nes York aad IS Ad MA
trstor Of the roods and credits Of sid dscesse
In iesmony whereof have c4uled the seal OF o;e OF
$40 surTosAte be heftunto hffy sd. Witness. Al
H. eruoer Bradfo Esquire surroga's OF our said
County. al the City OF NeW York the loeb day Of
Jntuaty N the year Lord thousand eight hundred
and Gny hse a. W. BRA JFORD Surrogate
iefl faUfWIh
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The Feres, ExF.,, by Capt MaYsE RAN, = tie
title OF spirited record OF sdven'urss amid the
Wilde of the Amazon. Il is full, OF The hsl-colored
descriptions, and perilous incidents, IN which the
valiant Captain always reioiets. Emo, PIP. 96O
Tickuor 4 Filds
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The Bible Proyer-B Book, by w. W EvERTs isa
collection Of devotional exercises founded on the lan'
gusge OF Scripture. IL is highly recommended ~
several eminent divines Of toe Baptist demo mutation.
n2mo Do. pa. Ivison AMI PhnDey
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Accord Of Con from the Sprit SptsTes
By J. b. FER6Usos is less lack 4 isisiol than the
preceding volume and plu0ges boldly into the depths Of
oniolcey. Jursiug iron the report here given, there
is little bur soft mud N Ii 1t quarter I2mo. PIP. 97e
Nashville
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Country LIFE and other Stories, by CocsIS MARY,
is neat Illustrated volume, containing variety Of
p'ea.snt sketches OF everyday life and home mar
ratives both in prose and vese. Phillips, Sampson
4 Co. Sold by J. c. Derby
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Tie Lily Wreath, By A. B. CHILD, NJ. d, purpor;s
to be garland of spirualR'ic sen'ime RtAes. gs'h
cred Cd The Other eide ofJoEdsn. Such asup 'rtiuty
offiegrsrce would make even The Elysan fields a
bore. u2mo.. pp. is. Partridge & Britain.
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DURSUANT to an ORDER OF LEWIS g..
PLATT Surrogate of the County Westohester notice
hereby given according to lay TO :. neroS having ss'
,sap,t The ,sste OF WILLIAM PAUtOlSG, late OF the
Town Of In said County deceased TO present the
same the vouchers thereof TO the undersigned Admns
traitors Of s and tua the GOODS chatts and credits OF me
said deceased at the Office OF WILLIAM w. sCRUCd
Fo IN The Town Yopke in sid County on or before the
fr,t Monday Of AusUst D. lS5o-Da;ed TINS 10TH day OF
December, A d 1854 -
TRFp'S w% ?, PA I1Nn Administrator.
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WoopwoR1H's Yontks CaJiae1 commences the new
yesr with excellent promise, which it is very sure t,
fu6u. Tie editors recent tour in Europe furnishes
copous supply Of materials for the entertainment of
his juvenile readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

country stores where tipping ai,vsd IN eoruechca
with he history Of o good 'os, vi re eIsnple sn3
conduct save bic fGtser FROM to:A wreck.
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Cs. Francis & Co. have issued q Catalogue q
BoeEs, con prisirg, besides their standard anu
iuyeuile publications, well assorted selection from
HE most impo-. mt works In the various departments
~ modem literature The mousers after good books
and GOOD editions vii fad many available hints IN
iis gsges.
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B,Ei>, iHalps.s Story Bao.s, " = oy 'A.00
Asro1r is sf.,opabl. III, 20 the Temperance move
uep .r.phcaIly se.cribiug the ruinou il faeace Of
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Among our reprints, we have Mrs. HussAcks
lest novel Nay and Deeep,er, giving some lively
Sketches Of EDgl.h domestic life, and, batting GER
IAN spice Of e1sggerston in the plot, shoSns more
than cen mon Ski in he execution. Il IS new YER
sion Of the old story Grabbed Age and Youth can
not live ,ogetter but presented with an air Of org
nality, ard with sufficiently striking effect. In poot
Of moral tone it is worthy the reputation Of the excel
len. authortss- Phil: Lippincott, Grambo g. CO..
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
libscessy efNev Yorh police kerss, gwen q. psrssos
Of New Tori deceased to present the .i,h .oaeher'
her.9f 70 s. n.ers., .; her Is'.snes n Es ss,..s:
fr.t day Of March bsIt-Dsed SswYOrs, tie 1a Day ID
.as4 is-cmrh' MIRA WAITE. Aam',.
CUPREME COURT.-lD the matter OF the sy-
- pesion ofth asyor. Ase'n.n .na csanee.,y a =.
Oh SRsp AID THIRTY o1 be u.
absv.
Owner OF owner. oeeopAnt ofs holss- Lsd or,
al Other. HON 4 MAJ ooSe.'n q, ie..sS. . az
FrsfTbst have completed car Esruste AID Asfs nee
n S sI isS DC sS, 1sssd . JONI soLMEs "a oGi
,..oop6 .orJ front rosnJ th eJ % or s>for'
the sourth d, ofJ1usry, 1853
b..s'.s ..srey-a y 'sd E',.,s AID .:..'.a,-s' @ .:
bare 2 0SPS 70 -. .1 a.; S s .v a. i1 e
'TspSLTh.f ,se .s.tr.ei q IN. sd f.tio..
zpsnt together also Ill the ed.'its est
5ur report been deposited N the street Co i"oner'
ii IT,r = as Az Of ~ February, AS WV
YoarrhThst the HrSs embraced bJ the Assessment sfoe
- ~ fnrtins on bob .,se. az Ore Hundred ana rty
third the westerly SIDE OF tss Fouth,y sad ia
ne sobery ara .ostberiy 5es 81 Che Han.Isa sad Thirty
hr st 70 tie middle Of he block, either sde thereof aae
,rsn. cos Of TIE Stat. q New You special
thereof be beld at The cii'Hs the ed ei'y on
DAY the lcth day Of Febtssrl D. 1872 at ne openins o.
re Cont on thai dsy then snd there ~ 5000 there
.f.r e. Be beard motion will % nsds that ND
! !SSSs ?. ' . gSs,,SE$5pS*1s, }oonr.-o'.a
Hew-Tofi Nov "a. lsba AZ feels
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
- apsesnon Of Mayor Aldermen ana coG5noc.;i, q
OF 81 FUs5e sdU&af 9 +:
uers Of Estimate and Assessment IN the Ahove-e D.
Hid after hereby sivo uotice the
apt or occupants Of I'll houses and lots snd Improved and
opimproved sOds Affected thereby and to all others WON u
rssT That We hove completed Estimate sns A-e.'
,ectons 10 writing duly verified, 70 nos.s IA1FAN1 y
~ ,ur ,tsrmsn at'be sfce Of the Comuissiones a
DAVIES No II Nast in TINS city on OF before we |'n
~ ~ December 1854
% ives .ssrved by AZ A. ssHeHi, WI B:
had in orEoon the srns before rs =. tue once q
Taisp Thst the Abstract Of the ssa Zs,n..s sad A@ss
mates sns Other W5ch used y n In maknt
our rs,o1t have been deposited IN the seet Coamson
% On & So Of nv 1870 s1a co11 Of rev '''' mere
FOURTH That the hiss embraced By the Assessment ss
sity bonded dosced GSd conlainns as fooSs TIA. &c
eaJ: the north by the souhery oe SIDE Of o1i on
by the estf, line side Of the 9tbsv AID tn west %
BE euery line side Of ilth And $50 al those Oh ~
ss of The 9TH between 10Th aud s0b And ,o Al
ne lot. trnetins the westerly SIDE Of the ihlV hrtSesr
9th ard shSis Aforesaid laid out 20 the 'd Gap ~ tie
FrTa. Thai our r.por herein Will presented 20 the sr
bereof 70 be held he Cuy Hall n TIE s.a ty on "a T.
UEDAY The Sd Gay Ct senua A. D. So q, me opeuns o.
isr 81 sourel esn be h.sLf motion WI oe ma 'n' '''
JOHN WEEKS, ! .oasr.
JOSEPH ). YORK.
N.vYors Nov = 1854 NStofs
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A JorRxFY THROUGH KANSAS WITH sKgToH!s

A JOrRNFY THROUGH KANSAS. WITH sKErCHcs
OF NEBRASKA BY the Rev { BoYSrcN, and L
T. MASON. Emo, pp. 20. Cincinnati
popular view OF the present condition OF Kansas
and Nebrsska. describing the country, climate,
soil mineral, manufacturing and other resources, is
here given by COMMITTEE of the Kansas League
Of Gin cipnai II furnishes abundance OF facts in
aieadabe form.
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the work i. Of superior order, and ~in give N .
place on The table a. IN attractive ornament

xEBlH TSGLAED. By gage Gasu~ooo- limo, pS,
ssi fchr0r a F<l6s
Grace Greebwooc's pen never more ehrninsiy
employed ,bsn in the Composition Of Juvenile works
Her frssh and cIroia sympa;bie-, and her siosu.6y
versatile fancy give her envi,ble eninenee 10 thi.
depar'uept. TIE volume now issued con, ,ins re-
tume Of her European travels, Shp'ed 70 young
minds. Combined With the picturesque descriptions
Ct The places sbi,h she visited ara several historical
and Biographical tetches for their informs
ton, and delightful in their style Few works OF the
sesson can be more wa My commented 70. Their
adaptation TO the juvenile library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

j. Difturrel has published the fret number Of The
Geogroptical and Commercial Gazette. It's intended
TO furnish nforma on with reg ard to every dep rtmen
Of eeog aphica science, including statistical tables
ard msps, charts, and other illustrations The plan
of tie work is a novel il this country no other
publication hayirg a similar object, eIeep, the peri
occsls Of Burg haua ard the Bulletins OF the leading
phcal Societies in Europe and Brazil rhe
lumber shows good deal OF enterprise, aud PROM
ICES to be valuable addition to our scientific peri
ideals.
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NJ Y SUPREME COURT. - Thomas r.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT. - Thomas r.
Suffer Luther X smoot and Luke Lea o. sbst Sarsh
Ann FARM an and Gutsvus C. Hebbo 9th rw-e called Ga
lawns C Ketbs Summons for relief-Con not ser >
To ibe sid DEFENDANTS: You hereby summoned
and required the complaint in h action which hs,
Ills dan teen &C the CeTk of thsCty and
Comfy OF New.York the City Hal, ia the SAID ny OF
NV Yoh aud to copy OF your AnsweI to me sad con-
subscrbe1s their Office. No lS5 Broad Say IA
The sad CITY within twenty days after the sers zee
~ mi, suu exclusive Of the day Of such services
ard n Won fail TO the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiffs this ,ction will apply TO the Cont Tor
The 7, ne deueuded in the comp ANT Dated Dec q 65A
DIS lawtwTh CLAIM 6oh y" AL,