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81 e5 and sore cards wa taken from the counter BY
Sergt Csrepy."
| Az ExIUIE AMONG Contractors. - The Mayor
received fny-fve Do'iee., yesterday, that a. msny
ruits bad been Instituted a. .inft the City for money
cemsnded on contra rs. These suits are all brou yht
at the instance Of contractors. whose demands for
work performed their contracts have been refused
by the Mayor or Controller generally on the ground
that the contracts bad MT been properly fulfilled
DIsGRAcErrL Ou1RAGE-We Deticsd, yesterday
tie oi-graceful col duct Of Conductor the Sixth
av. Railroad The following compla has been sent
to the Msys:
To ri. H,no- FtRs~DO wcOD, M,y0- Of tie CITY Of Ssr-
sI: Tbe underlined complain, Of the sirh.y Railroad
.iy re, ustnz e,rier, refusing By de
noI,r.iors Of tore to permit Caroline ste.in:a most re
TIE s.e stesdn.n rsc.s In the City Of Brooklyn bu,
Der vsy to T~eIteih,t 10 hh City, where she
sssed :. 'esnsre's for few days The n.,ae Of h.r but
ths h.rd Bu,is DOL, of macy ni.r shh
.s . I, ess Pc, y0o aoSG 70
In future, sId rsquir, them to observe the laws
''1' we o';'e;n psssisoroS. No % si,.h. AZ.
The Secretary Of the sixth-av Railroad was no
tilted.
Mock Auction MARTIN Muck complains that be
ives defrauded out of els by mock auctioneer, at
XNo Loo DIUou"d1, ou .hohudJ, IN puICud>e VI
worthless watch. Officer Wines recovered the
money.
TIL MAYoRA PosTNAsTER-GEsERAL- Mary Ryan
complains that che sent letter to New.Haven, CT,
the 10. Of February, containing ELL which has never
reached its destination. Referred to the Postmaster.
Work YoR THE MAINE LAW "A lady complains OF
agoceI-Mr. Mack, No sOI King-st-who allows
dcmiDoes to be played in bis store on Sunday, and
induces her husband TO neglect his wife and children,
and SPEND bis earnings there.
ABANDONMENT Two ladies have been ab sndoned
by their husbands and pray that their lost Lotharo,
may be compelled to support them.
TRIBUTE TO THE MAYOR Since the melancholy
l4ih of February the Mayor has received a large
number Of poetcal exhor'stons and congratulations,
of which the following bears away the palm for
brevi'y:
Most noble Sir Reform extent
Around the Empire City;
Young che is, Corruption tends
Der all to throw
Ruin and shame nor stop to pity.
Would YOU succeed to Heaven look,
Orr Bible be the Only book,
o. whose commands YOU heed do take,
Defending all, nor Ssbbaths break
or New-York City
NetJwyoyf Feb 49, 1875 W.
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Advertise men.
TIES Cop LIVER Ou.--74i.

-IU,WV BOTTLES GOD LIVER UIL.-II, lIf
s.lors srportsa rom fcupiar 10 tn. ea.s
u which tb has proved 80 eeseoas ia retadas tbs
prosr-. pon ard prcloSroE the lives OF esea
se lnnun.r.ble Relief obsi0sd in ned.ssly
6sy. After usrs the oil th- coush nes.t-d skPeetoisa
Slp.bes 10 snfry ard opacity Mint s~esf. eess- thu
rs. econ :. q, ard better volume. and the sope-
he.h End .ersh gradually improve Tier. y no soaet % 1t
pure Coz dose ard doos more for tie csn-st
az r or.r d.s.e than spy oher remedy yet discovered
HusEross rue L.er Oh 10 prepared oals BY mys-t .nd
Be injured s-nls- sgustnr- over the es
e.ch bottle ucbssirx be sur- TO asa for kUsHross ara
that ny y in tu On each se-i .
A. the old sstahhr,ert No 10 Aor -ouse Garner Of Bar
clay u snc No. III Brosd~ay corner CsnslH
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MARIE d.

CAsrILLO-The Qaitman Intsll seucer rscords The
usrsae on tosrd the railroad esrs, near the MissAer.
reb 81 Mr. Milton Bsu AMI Miss Ehha Cssuu'' soes "
WsJue Couny. Misa -. M A. c,-, -
COPE-nOi Tat Philadelphia, reb Is NJ Charles r.
Conc In Mise Auands Moist botn Of Philadeipnia . Il.
GII6Ekr-ETChE sERY-On Motdsy FEB II. ths
Church OF Sc Vincent D. Paul BY the Right Rev Lspoo
seph 0nbsr OF Mas to Caroline daughter OF LUCIA
NEANY-McCARTHY-Io wlismsburah, 90 Toes
d,S Feb 90 the residence of the Rev fshef Waises M
Peer McEDsspy sanoy Hoos Plot, to Mhs Emma MeCsfnv'
of he c. of keW .i
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COMMERCIAL MAWER&


TUESDAY, FEB. N-P. II.
TIA downward tendency Of the Stock msskf
yesterday afternoon, continued this morning. an4
ns.,Iy ali the Psnces we're lower The geasrd psb-
Ito do no. yet come 10 the sssistsacs Of ~ sssse
ooer.tors. Attic Second Board there vss rscevsRy
Of buoy sscy. and tie MARKET closed st sssriy -
prices u yesterday. Tho NEST MARRIED dseains q -
dsy w. IN Pa.ams, which soli q io7 decline u
' oees. from yesterday asraiss. isaling ~
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lAdyertise ment. |

A CARD.-The undersigned would respectfully
inform those Who nom the sembsDee Of number Of
&C. have been led Identity With the transactions
Of" John Davis in the shirt business that have
interest the parties or their busoes To hos Who have
for the last thirty aud the prices 10
that brarch Of our 10 New York ueh information
unnecessary. JoHs DAVIES JoSss Co,
No Il WHr-nst.
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A11AcKrroxA HAcK.DRrrER Francis Doushsrty.

ATTACK IRON HACK. DRIVER --Frsncis Doughsry
bsekmsn, Yesterday made complaint against tive youog
men, named Martin Crsrdell snd VIM Howell whom he
ehsrs,. itb IL sesed that the younf hired
BIN drive them about town and he did until HI, carriage
bro Gown when he demsuded his psy for the distance he
bsd driven them got the hspe of beating and BY
having he alleges hi, Bit of By one Of them Justice
B,enpsn committed them for examination Howell resides In
Charleston c. and to have sailed to-day in the steam
ship Nastyie.
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MIsTooK HIS LoDGISGs-A man named Peter Cos
teils yesterday su,sted charged With bursarousy
terrs the Colofed Orphan Asylum He found sbout
ocioch In the morning in bed 9th colcred girls 10
the Ipsution. the time intoxicated that hs
seemed know where he The prisorer
before Justice Connolly snd proof in-p
tie.l advanced Mr. w. Davis the supernte nd
withdrew tie complaint the Magistrate discharged him
from custody.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.


des Of h- Howard Benevolent Association recently orssu
.eo IN the Es.In Dret report that 1aHs the s.,s $40
lures Money raid to poor wo nen for se-,os go os;
co' S.sed 81 paid to Tssss% srs e. o% so
az: various S P @s" ssa SO Tot. si5s So
garments. neaons dresses. irt. under clothes. sheets and
ether articles, end ~ 'e-ood hand garments =,
The operations Of the Society extended 70 persons OF al
religions.
1Hr FRAsRLIS DEBATING SocIErr.-The taird
Anrvessy Of this Association composed Of youns meu ~ao
',mb. stated y-r0, for nu's. ' n ss
veied ~ the and soos were sung oy
s.rS a.. the p.oceedr 20 Exceedingly Interesting The
ereses terminated about 10 O'clock
SALARIES or APPoIyTED OFFIcgRs-fn addition 10
the .sse, Of the elected officers Of the consolidated city
I1e fsy.ss, b. The Commute. upon the subject tho sa
ue,,ip. Of the Common Council: City Clerk s2too Deputy
t Tooh f c.. sc 90 s MsSor Gs ESQ.,
MAYORS H,seDser. 500 DePat, Controsr oeoi Deputy
S Res.. .na suppie. SC; Dspsty Street cOnmo0s
6oe Collector Of Arrears Of A..ea IN snt' tsp 20
$50 Assistant Collector OF TaIes Western District 900;
three cs e.sh ssco 6ys csil eseh zoe A;..a SG
et $50 two Cersst to Police Courts <6" esehi 20 Cle.n
to. Srssp 1s ..s is' per
day . u.s. clers OftOs Board Of Assessors, Ger. 20
$500; seven Bell s.eh s5 Eve Fire w.d' s s
& Isg' cs1t . sr S9' two Con
The MsrI,t sgcn four Inspectors Of Mat each - hssn
Hss 9s5 e s 3. e; h IR'ss:
k.sssr e the s E.s Ds $3.50 o.
LsDpishs u iifht for each n,sh. .asd Ua
IND :sTpsas .nd p cenn
Arorpey snd Counselor of Eastern District 1000 The a.
Sey upon poi the .Sm Of
ball IBIS be sised By direct sfsoi sas
& ss & "n:s Of he d.. Vi.
rsIeed st the next meeting OF the Board
The CITY Contributing the pact term Of the
City ended siH civil dis
Of !:% ks md Asss .s
yes and months Jane. s.ai en,ssed Of ....a
jail and TO pay fSe Of IS the fret par. Of the sentence sa
Iepdsd n the case ., IT.. ssl tet Of The
nordsJ next for the ta Of both civil snd
criminal causes
Co,ryxpT OF CoCRr.-Yesterdsy, case was up
h,o,r Ja.c. Boswell. In the course OF vh'eo coan,
ior M - that an .soa for perjury might hold
.s.p.t Constable Goy the ind vd al rseried 70 90. esn
s The e".s ,s,o seausI %. f..
ID. s.t OF eou5sor ORouks The parties were nH'o
for contempt Of Cotr
WuI.Bour CAsNL-An effort ID nsk'ng TO con-
m drainage vel. CO... ,s '' .ss q. con~os
Council = pe,ioned the sst neetios 70 a 10 psossna
p..ge OF an set thsoa,s as 70 the Law coaass
COMPLAINT Book-Csp. Gutchart, Of the finn
ps. rs,s r. 1ss ,:s. aos.! so ss rs
Brpct.Rrrs The store Of Thomas 5. Martin, on
- U,,o, "a ssnt,e cts vss fsoasssly eatsrod
on Noassy piGh, BY means Of falls keys sas rooesa
er.pes Id doves neck ties etsinf, sns &c - 80;
hr,,n so and $500 with which the thisvss nsds tasn
escape A.. ..-..~ ~ Hast sok
"a 20 brok, By thief 90 Aoodsy snSaeSa
"a :. bS Of money and s,ss valued So hs property
The ,tss OF Mr. Hsrshose in Atssts e. nsr eo.1 -.
rIy entered OF Sunday Afternoon sa1 obbs1 Of COOS
| y.Ir.d AZ sborf go.
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NEW-IERSEY ITEMS.

Tar JrasrY err WArER WoRxs.-Ths Cemms-
siopess of the Jersey City Works have nsds ths0
.eui-snnuL report for the six mons up TO pee. -;
1855, to the Commoa Council II inclsds sesesM
statement Of The work fron III oomnsneseses -
data. TIE report Of Mr.. Geo. II. bsnsY ~'~
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An adjourned meeting Of the Jersey City Common
COUNCIL held the Lsceam last even,os AID Trssst
In the Chair received from snedden
Hepres OF tho Pasaic saloon. staos that hsy
Rod paid the cleo which they 6nsd for selling
har or iii ut &C. .stcs to be discharged from the
pyueu of balance the ground thst thcif buiness h
en es.royed and they unable - pay the rems'ndee
Their tho table. Some little
bu.n.s when the Board ssourasd having
BE- sa in session eight minutes
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Trenton. Feb "a. 1855.

BIsHoP Iyts.-This gentleman, formerly Bishop Of
North Carolina and who gained some no,oristy about
two Yeas since by deserving the Episcopal faith fcr
that Of Rom anism, is now in state OF exteros dee-
tuition. We lesrn from reliable authority thst his
cIcumstar ces are such to compel him to solicit
aims for his daily sustensnce, while bis scslty sp-
par.l plainly exhibs his true condition He 10 nov.
we believe, in New York City. Newark Mercury.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESY.-A womsn named
Ellen Paul end her alleged lover Charles Prime
dsy arrested BY officer Patterson OF the Lower Police Court
chsrged with stealing so worth of property from GIDEON P
Close proprietor the Guord he The accused
taken before Justice Bosart and committed to prison.
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FATAL ACCIDENT os SHiPBoARD.-Coroner o Don
nell yesterday. held inquest board the .chr Msrths
Washington ins at the foot Of Chsretoo upon the body
Of Joseph bol ard sailor who accidentally killed bJ
bow uror he hesd from the boom The s-edent hsop.ned
Monday the vessel en,errE the hsrbof TIE de-
ceased was native of Portula, 80 years Of ,ss.
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rurL,rr C.suaIrY on THE HUDSON RrvER Rail.
60, bil,op Yesterday concluded the inqusiri 20
koAp - Ia, ~ sam u-l g. sEneesDd OF No. Bsro~st
ss" VS. run over the sd inst 90 ,1s sasT n.
~ r.,eh hs horse which he'd away. when ne
, irb the accident The following verdict vS rendered
BY the jury; 4. "a. a..,h FINN, tpizy;.s scei-
a,.i,y rreeivsd BY coming IN eoiidon with Jan .. 80 w
oeon3 " s,,.r Rsiirosd Further strongly e,nde mn
s,s Of rupnips steam engines THROUGH the IN
.Is,sd psrss Of the Cify ssd RESPECTFULLY ss me
tne ~ x.rss.si - . native Of NsvJsnsy yssn ~
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NATIONAL THEATER.-TO-NIGHT, ESTELLE
GRssr spd CSpER NELLY will be performed These very
popular pieces and doubt wh be kept the Of this
TheAter for many nights TO come. Go early.
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kelly & FERGUSON, No. 2S9 Bresdway,
keep complete assortment of window Shades Manufactured
BY themselves and warranted.
Persons purchasing their Estabhment can save al com
missions and second profits Of any kind.
MA arse assot of Lace and Muslin Curtains. from
AucoD fot sale ct about half the of I'm portA;ioa
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Adv-rtis-m>ntI

DR.. JOHN BULLS SARSAPARiLLA-ls the most
s'nsi purifier Of the blood and s the .eTeoo' Of the
hansn system Our most eminent physicians TO whom ito
ourc~llon hes been made Known pfonoucc. IL TO be
UsEopsLsp TosIc MEDICINE for Iudse.On Dysp.rss snd
Liver Con- pl-rts Sold, vhoe-.l- sad retat Dr. JoHS
RULls rtircpsl cfe-, No Courtlan DOOR frou
Broadway Piee in quart bottles 81 eseh bottles
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[ Adyertise ment |
'ON's CARIS. THIS EVENING. at Bar

UNCEE IUM : OABIN, HIS EFFNfNu, Ut DdT-
NUNS Museum. Al THE DRvsKARD THIS AFTERNOON Too
Of the suceessfp moral plays produced sud attract
INF the ost extraordinary and enthusiastic audiences
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TIE following call for Mass Convention has been
iaansd NV the State Central Committee:

RGXMpLx rRx wArcHftREs The friends OF rsmpsfaaes
ara Phbn in New jersey Invited assemble In Msss
Convention In the City OF Tfentoa edntsdAy the 20!
Mach 1885 consider the Of the In the sxsso
and such tney deem eese
the earst possible meat
that shall eLte, outlaw all ae all kiads Of n,oniesas
dIipks. - beverage
Action peeoeJ words Then. without further sotiss.
let every Of gather stouad ooaacu
that our rey be harmonious united eheieas aud sus
cessful Meet ct the Temperance Hall at Il O'Clock. n
STATE cEsTssL coMstrrkk:
Rev J T. CRANE. J MINAMD.
n u HOWELL v DEvEREUx
4 YARD Rev VIM A. WILMER
ANDERsON.
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GIN HoUsToSs LECTURE This evening, Gen
Sam Houston will lecture before the Baptist Histon
cal Society, in the Tabernacle.
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Axxr,I DINNER OF THE ST DAvIDs SOCIETY,"
On Thursday evening next the above event VIII TAX
place, at the Florence Hotel Broadway.
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fAtv-reserent
lie high Minda Of March are coming h

ccf Ct Winter 10 seirs srt tee t.e Of hlDsary 10 staf
srrIs'y toward the Gfea; Voifs s.ir Gallery Of Roor M
80 BrcscwsJ wte-e most spentf Life sEs and al Ps1
TosKsrss rsse. Ca AID psTf.e. vlisrnes ..
r.z r.c.a-el
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DEATH OF JUDGE EDWARDS. Judge Henry
Perrepont Edwards, Of the Supreme Court died last
night at lie residence in Fourthst, typhoid fever.
The Judge was in his forty sixth year.
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Advertisement
600 Deces rich SpriDp Silks only AZ, 81 and

per yard Also Spring Goods opening in great variety
the balance winter will be sold of at sres sc
riGce. q. 81. BoDNE No. 3t3 Grand st., cor Orchard
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The monetary Crisis has affected the income Of II
works, by interfering with bulldog operations aud
by restricting the demand for water for manufacturing
al d mechanical purposes Thetemporsry spsnsioa
OF tho Cunsrd line of steamers has also intsrfersi
with the estimated income.
The cement pipe, put down IS an experiment, has
proved generally satisfactory. 1t is made OF sheet
iron, liked with cement half an inch thick, and
costs about IS per cent. less than iron pipe.
The Board Of Commissioners having tbese works 10
charge consists Of Me.srs. ID. $. Gregory, NJ. b.
Pramhall, +. Randall John II. Lyon aud Selah Hill
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ACopeert for the benefit of Mrs. Sarah sandersor
pupil in the Institution for the Blind, will be give
tomorrow night a, the Stuyvesant Institute.
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DEATH IN TIE SrRIET.-Mrs. Auns Hsdnot, a
p,ve Of England IS yea found lying deaf the
sdex ak of Thirty seventh the Nnthsv Monday
evenps and her late residence No. 5 Eighth
sv o Donnel hed inquest the body and
the Jury rendered vercict of death from paralysis.
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THE RULING PAssIos.-While the hshe among tue
purlists was going on in Broadway, the other nisn
the running yelling, and Pistolfring in the street
reused a returned Californian, who was stopping al
TIE Metropolitan. He heard the rumpus, got out OF
bed. opened the window, thrust out his head ana
c,ied out, go it, old boys, it that puts me IN
"mind of Sacramento" WhereuPon he slammed
down his window, and went back to bed.
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Professor Van Nostrard OF the Institution, will
lecture to deaf mutes, this evening at II o'clock II
the New. York University.
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THE OPERA TO NIGHT AT THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Vestrah who made her debut in one of the execrabe
'breechts parts" which disfgure the Opera, will ap-
pear to- night at the ACADEMY Fourteenth-st, in the
feminine character of La Farorita when her true
caracities can be Judged Of The other characters
will be susi aimed by Badali, Lorini, Collett &c.
A correspc ndent has favored with some extracts
from The Ergsh papers praisiDg Mad. Vestvali. We
do not publish them, under the circumstances, as we
hold that az good an opinion be formed here of
an artist as abroad and it is not the public really that
cafes what has been said Of an artist 10 Europe
tho ugh it has been the habit of managers to deco
rate tber fingers with foreign honors.
word about the enterprise of Ole Ball at the
Academy 1t deserves to succeed, for the Operas are
well Pot upon the stage, and up to the time that the
new gers spoken Of arrive, he avails himself OF the
resident talent. The public should bear this in mind.
CONCERTS Miss Greenleaf-the Black Swan, So
called-wil give two concerts in this City on Thurs
day and Saturday at the Tabernacle. She has been
| favorably received in Philadelphia and Washington
at several she gave there Since her first ap
pearanee in New York she has been for twenty months
stp6 wing under Sir George Smart in London, and re-
port speais favorably of her progress. Altogether,
the sight of black playing vocalist is strange
and may pique curiosity, not 10 say philanthropy.
New THINGS To-SIGHT. 80 The Egyptian ro-
mantle drama of the days Of Zenoba, will be pre-
rented tonight at the Broadway Theater, by Mr..
Davenport
"The Black Swan, dramatic anecdote will be
given at Buttons, the novelty consisting in the aP-
pearsnce of the Company in their normal Oh nacters
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Fxu,nIrIoS OF IHE STEAMSHIP san FRANCISCO
T,sr1xoyrALs.-The services Of plate aud medals
awarded to the commanders officers and crews OF the
shps which rescued the sufferers from the wreck OF
the steamship San Francisco will be exhibited at the
Merchants Exchange to day, between the hours OF
ard O'Clock P NJ, preparatory to their delivery to
the persons to whom they were awarded.
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ELrvEsTH WARD PooR-A statement OF the oper-
s'iors Of the Eleventh wut Relief Association sses the 2,h
Gay Of Dec lssi TO the expiration OF Feb g. 1855 making
saiytvo dsya
The sversse number II families register who have
eeved relief on each Of the shove days S total nsnber
Of families relieved sccsdos to reg ster in the period
e's fseh family will persons which makes I'll.
total prnbe relieved per dsy "a aud ID. vhoe amount ia
the .. days ~ lof Be-des ths SIS have
Iee.ved AID VITO were registered making the rand total
tsTs Al present there 07s families r-si.t-r
psed or sS persons half other dsv who
receive 70 i.ep them two S.s consequently the
ia be much the fumre The AsDciston
have sivtn spd used In the p-ros tb. following
Quantities Of provision he via, 75s Bushels Of p~tatoes s5
DO turpp s5 d. beans % do coal q do % ~ d. oni,ns
O. DO carrots 10 - pouDos Of rsvy bread 81 DO port
10 @2 90 beef ss5 DO nation. sss do co. DO k
ere 80 do fresh h.h y osves Of bre. go pounds Of In
esn meal, ls besas Of essse tse gallons beef sSS
DO been soup f5l2 paid for labor ss5 psid for
large Kettles S5s ~ pad for wood nted TO the
Association for 10 own rse. n. DEyOY
PETER FOSrEvIS.
WILLIAM C. BARBER
C. CALKtN
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ARRIVALS -Aueug The recent arrivals in town, re
notice the Scuov;,,.

A. the rRvye Hcc.T-Th. Hoo 2 c Bailey Bor.su:
FrofW H. Iyler Pps6ed Ma Gen A Eililst. Che
ton Coma Col sJ.s nogr Peruont; s,ePhn 5o~ ael
PIovic-ne- the Rev r. g. F.irs.a- t.t.ti Jnsta.
p hssa.f- Ne. H,eni Joo seArhnr Phi.ielshi'' a
Rev. Jsshson Hsrssursh Peun; DR. Jao I.,al Boston
Col. Anderson, New Ohssn.
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rfgineer Of the Works il comprised in that Of the
Commissioners. The Engineer states that the per-
Torrance Of the Cornish Engine at Bellvile by ~hish
the water Is forced into the Receiving Reservoir eK
cseds the expectations tha. were ents,tsined OF t.
Ia performs more work than WAS guaranteed. Il hes
worked coustsnily and stesdy since Il ~ss got int
regular operation. The duty it ~ss srranted to PSF
form was TO rsise 80 millions lbs OF water one foot
high with busael9O ios of coal but IL actually
p-rforus euty OF 10 millions. The Works are
spoken Of in detail in the report and shosn to be IN
good condition throughout and sdeqlste TO the pur
pose intended. The Reservoirs are tight, and the
pipe welk is in good coalition causing BAT very ts
trouble There have been laid. altogether, 81 mlss
Of pipe.
The receipts and expenditures of the work. iron 10
commencement in 1881 unit. l, 1855, have been
a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

Tpy FRAsEIIy DEBATIsG SocIErY.-The third
niyers.ry Of this Association composed Of youns Who
assemble stated p-rocs for mutual improvement was held
Al the Aheueu LAST evening before large sudiencs Ad
veed the ana were sung oy
the hoisn Glee Club which. With music b. Dodworths
Bard ste the p.oceedr erceedinsly Interesting The ex
mini "a about 10 O,clOck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

The Ordnance of's7, adopted on 18th July
Thse initials refer possibly to the plan proposed By Nh
Monioe.
tRefeis to shaYs rebellion.