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CRY ITEMS.

Horace Greeley vi" lecture TO night thursday be-
fore the Mechanics In-.itute. Subject; Education
- az il is, and rs il should pc
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IAdsertsen mt.
LFARY & Co, Art tlatters and Vendors 10 Gen
.lensp Stores Astor House, Broadway, NY.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS
The Pyne and Harrison company Of singers gi7ss
concert at the Atheneum this evening.

RysIGsATIoss-Tbe Principals Of Pablo Schools
Nos .od ~ have resigned their st,tons and a. zoe ~
meeting the Board OF Educson the vscsacies thus mae
we're suppsd BY the appointment Of Buck 10 NO. u M
Spsfora 10 No. 8 and Mr.. Adams 20 No IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

There is still much, q is well worth visit to be
seen in The Crystal Palace such As Ststusry, Paint
itgs, and other works Of merit See advertisement
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Advertisement |
PHOT0GRAPH PORTRAITS colored 10 nature

IHUTUukhFH UN TNhIIn 'UIVI'H 70 H'5ui0
ard upon letter sheets beaut for sendins TO fnsn1
any part the world-price ~, DACUEReEOrYPgs SnH
cents srERsoscoPE PIcrUREs 81. Done 10 perfection
the Depot Of Art, No. 2s9 Brosa~ay.
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WINDOW SHADES Mt Wholesale for Cash, by
WoosFosD & WEmPLE. No So Csfh.Iine ct. " Y. Msm
fsctuers WINDOW Shades and Table OH Covers which th
offer a. prices to suit the times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

SUprRIsrEsDrsr's SaLARY.-The salary OF tn
Of the Public Schools Of this city nS -.
cred per increase Of 800 over pf''"~
JesIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

ROBBED by EEsALE.-Joseps Philipsrof No. 90
Chamber While taEpg walk ruesds, pisat ieL IA
wrh 1tomrson colcred damse who indu eee Inn %
No. 81 AathOny at and III robbed &n
bis ~ach valued AZ i5o while .sep lie y.s-,ssy
pain sgnst hsr snd hs arrested AID oeaN
up b. Justice Connolly ~ aEsit rsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

Bad luck to your Maine Law. II has ruined my
trade This said yesterday by eow-msr-
chant. Nov, what has the Maine Law 70 do with his
business Simply this: Some thousands of COWS sre
kept in this City sbu' up in the most aboninabIe
Ioitoms stables, they are fed upon swill from
the disteries, to make mils, for saIs to City
toners. The stoppsge % whisky making will stop
the ratons for the sv fed cows, asd force them
smopg the green hls of the surrounding couatry,
where grass makes milk of different quality. fhe
certainty Of the passage Of the law has begun to have
its effect and the sale Of msy be So. down as
decidedly dull at prices IS per cent lover than one
year ago. In the end, we don't think anybody will
be much hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

DESCENT UPog DIsORDERLY House. On rue'-
dag u,bt Justice Connolly aided b. Of the officers Of bic
Court mace descent upon an alleged csp-d-ry house
Narons af'e'ted the proprietor snd pfoPrstres To-
geihtr with girls aud wh1 we're IN TIE hou@
the time ~ par tai the Eighth NGt satou
House and Yesterday BROUGHT before alassust. vhs
required he pori give bail Ia $500 TO fr keep
cisorcy house and the ohers to give boEdsn S each
for thtiT future good behavior
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SERIOUS AccIDEsT.-On TUESDAY evening. MIS-
Helen August. Person bad Of her ss badly ereose
txeer the boa, ana rhs bidfe she ste Opinr on ~
New Yors side She eIuicstsd by Mr. Chules r. Df''
a1d Mr. VIM Mullen, and conveyed 10 her rssidsaee-
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IAdVarfisnnla
IAdynItisenneni

7
Mr.. FOWLER commences his Lectures on PHREs
soLOGY, in Bleseher Buildings. THIS EvEsnG
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At the late meeting of the Congregational Assccia-
ton OF New-York and Brooklyn, which closed its
sessions yesterday, the folio wing graduates of the
Union Theological Seminary received license as
Preachers Of the Gospel: Edwin o. Burnhao,
Madison, n Y; Albert Fitch, Boardman, Ohio; Ell
win d. Nevbery, Cleveland, Ohio; Gardiner 5.
Plumley, New-York City; james Pierce Root, Brook
Ign, N. Y; Bella n Seymour East Granville, Mas
Don Carlos Taft, SsaDzey, N. II.
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AccIDEsT About o'clock, on Tuesday nisas, -,
the eorner If Rensen and Leonsri sis Mr. Cols
pioner and John Hartford thrown vo eey Ne
light -.soo BY diving over p. Of mortar ,.Siy TO-
about the shoulder AID hands sno Mr. Coles 'a''SN~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

DEsrLT DIsPEssARY-REPoRT FOR MARCH, 1855.
Whole number of patients treated during the
month ,s72. Number of new patients, 1879. At
tended at the Dspensary, l39l at their dwellings,
39s; males, 742; females, l,O+7 Nativity-Uneo
States, 54s Ireland l,l75; other countries, &c. Re-
msipipg under treatment, e3. Sent to the Hospital,
g. Died. l2. Prescriptions dispensed for the month,
366l.
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Trick OF PAwsBRoKER.-A woman who had
been reduced to the extremity of pswning parcel Of
bed linen TO James Ross, No. 253 SecOnd-st, COM
plains that be will not give It up. He sppeNed, on
being sent for and said that it lost but he gener
ously offered to pay 81 for four sheets, four pillow
cases. and shawl. On rather gentle application of
the screw, be thought that perhaps he might And
them.
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UsPLrAsAsr MISTAKE A lady in Jer'ey City
complains that che bought safe OF Michael h-r'''
gan, No. IFS Chshau.st., and he sent her ons nnca
Inferior and will not send her the article she selected
without &c additional.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

New CHURCH Ground hs been orosss -, y,
erection OF Chsrch Edhos ntne IN =. ths Csrnz
Lecnne Sta tEss,eru Dstretl 20 b. ooSaP ys.nd,f ~
Evangelical Hi,,ioo Corporation the ne. III zoo sbss
baildrg u TO be constructed Of bneE' shs '
900
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LOTTERY POLICY DEALERs-Several persons, from
different parts o: the country, complain Of being an
noyed by lottery circulsrs purpotng to be forwarded
by Nessrs. j. ii. Hall, No 80 Wsl-st. A postmaster
in Alabams who may may not have been feeced,
II indignant against a cheme issued by George NJ.
Bern, No. PIP Broadway. Mr.. Bernard Castslo
complains Of NJ. Carter, Walker st. He says ths:
he paid eight cents for ticket which drew ~ so, and
Carter won't pay. He prays the Mayer to break up
the swindliIg shop.
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Ellen Eprght makes affidavit that she has msdo
caps for one Jacobs, No. SIT Bowery, now Of No. 81
Alen-st 10 the amoun, OF g. "a that she hss led
repeatedly for her pay, and Jacobs told her to :ear
out, and he would lot pay her give her any more
work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

ELECTION DIsTURBAscE.-At the low S.sos-
IN s,-.oxp Queen. County on Tse.dsy, there !.
r.t, fzkt De cen two rowdies OF "
ion.ns 20 A.tori. and the other 10 Ne~tosa asxord,
b.r 81 ID. b.ng, ens bad their eoaatenaEcss osaJ
but 20 oae was seriously injured
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ALLEGED AIrExPr AT RAPE.-A German nsmed
John Walter ". yesterday arrested by Officer Pat
i.r,on Of the Lower Police Court, charged with at
tempt to violate the person of Mrs. Louisa Frohne'
II No. los Orchard st. The complainant test1hes that
Waiter VS. spending Tuesday evening win ner'e'i
and husband q! their house, when the later had oc-
cason 10 eaye me rooE and as soon a. ne had gone
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CARRIAGE AcctDENr.-Y vsterday afternoon. d.
Hysop Of No % 81 sdwiy ffisbc rdas il
cauec through Delaney when tn boFes took tsh, ssi
dali ed on AZ Iapio rate Ia thrOga win sisA vo
lsuce TO the and sustained isare He
cow, sea to n. house M he la With and heaes
by Coroner U Do unell 20 biz IVA residence
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CoURr OF SESSIONS In this Co9rs s,an 4
william Green, Andrew scLsashn so fsn the srOss'
detso for grand larceny stealing sS mses l.esy.
l,n Cos WoIas yer. trisd and c3nylcsa go M 4,
Thos Morgan. indicted tor grand ia'ees'' w"
auitt
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SrLLIyo LIqroR WITHOUT License The fo!-
loving named grocers, VITO hsve been indicted zoe
selling liquor without license, were yesterday Ar
rested. and held to bail in $500 each, by Justice
Dsvidson: Jas. s. Kinney, corner Third.sv. and
Eifteenib.,t; joseph Kenny, No 2s7 Avenue A;
John Freih, No. 4Ol Firstav. and Patrick Boylsnd,
corner Yarck and Chsrlton-sts.
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FATAL FALL DOWN st kIRwAY "A young wom,n
named Alice Mu6oon fell sht of ne rs., n
No p Guy Hspl.ce Iue-daS plight sed o-d ccisr
At the Eew-Yotk Orptta from the iou is e.
essd by person in the hips" th,s the d'ce.ssd
tied 81 The mr ~hO lives there pahsi ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28
ALLEGED rELosIous ASSAULT.
City Intelligence.

SERIOUS LINES OF JUDGE EDWARDS. The Hon. II r.
Edwards presiding justice Of the Supreme Court Of this
city, who has been i'll for weeks past reported
in The Law Courts Monday to be in very critical
position his illness having taken unfayorabe turn.
gentleman who had been to the Judges residence pro-
nounctd his recovery hopeless bat up to the adjourn
nent oil the Courts he still alive Judge Edwards Is
a man universally esteemed by the profession, and
should the bench and the bar be deprived
Of his services the loss will be sadly felt.
NEW JuDGE IN THE MARINE CoURT.--Mr Charles E
Bridal, young gentleman about twenty five tween.
yseven years OF age has been appointed Judge of the
from i'll health. Judge BrdsaI took his seat on che
bench on Monday Tor the first time
NIw FkRRy TO STATEN IsLAYp-we understau nd that
compsny has just been organized for the purpose Of
running new ferry between this city aud the north
side Of Staten Island. Arrangements have been made
by which boat will start from Rossvile, and make
three trips day. stopping at all the intermediate land
ings on the island Another boat, starting from this
city, Will make Tour trips each day landing Mt Port
Richmond, Facloryvlie and New Brighton The fare Is
TO be eight cents and the ferry will go into operation
the drst Of April.
FnL FROM STAGE.-A young man namel Patrick
Riley, aged eighteen year, fell from the top Of an omui
bus yesterday morning. in the Bowery and one Of the
wheels passed his body injuripg him dangerously
DE was conveyed to the City Hospital.
TIKI WF1sHHEN OF IHE REVOLUTION DR. Jones will lie
ivsra free lecture this Wednesday, evening" February
=, at ~ p. NJ on the 'weshmen aud Their Descend
ants oil the American Revolution, at the Welsh C0ngre
gatona, Church in Eleventh street, THIRD avenue,
before the members OF the ST. Davds Society aud
Thursday March l. tSt David's Day.) the members of
that society will dine al the Florence Hotel in honor of
the day.
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Theatres mud Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEATRE The romantic drama of 1.-THE
Egyptian, is to be produced this evening. in which Mr..
E. L. davenport will sustain the character of Zabdas,
supported by Nine. Ponis and Mrs, Abbott. This
Guiding feature will be the comedetta OF Faint Heart
Never Won Fair Lady"
BowErY TBEATRE-Tbe benefit OF Mrs. c. Burke will
take place this evening The entertainment provided
comprise the comedy of Town and Country the laugh
able farce Of the Spectre Bridegroom aDd the drama
OF the Battle Of Algers" Such attractive bill
not fail in drawing crowded assemblsge.
BURROWS THEATRE.-The dramatic anecdote of the
sBlack Swan" IL to be produced tonight The amusing
psc of "John JONES' aWhere Shall Dine and the
''Spit6ie," are likewise to be payedthe entire
pany appearing in them.
WALIAoKs rHEArRE.--Mrs Centvre's comedy OF the
"Busy Body will be repeated this evening, Blake Les
ter, Broug3am, Dyott, Vincent, Mrs. Hoey and Mrs.
Stephens appearing in the principal characters The
closing piece will be the farce Of Sly wifes Second
Flour.n
BARNuMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The fne moral drama
OF the 'Drunkaidn will be performed this afternoon,
with tho favortc G. W. Clarke in the principal chara
"Uncle Toms Cabin in Eve acts forms the evenings
amusement
WOODS MINsTRELs--A capital ethiopian and buresque
concert viii be given here this evening. "Hotel DAT
rique' will also be performed.
BucKLEY's SEREsADERs. The piece entitled ''The
Two Pompeys is completely successful There win be
good vocal anu instrumental concert in addition to the
above burlesque.
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Cor0ner's Inaucsts.

FATAt ACCIDENT OF rm HuDsos RIVER R,iLRoAo,--co /.
roner Hilton held an inquest upon the body Of
samuel slnsersnd, lately residing at No. % Barrow
street, who was killed by being by Of ths
Hudton River Railroad ira MS, in the neeh borhood Of
ioity NTH street. few days ago The jury rendered
toe following verdictThat the deceased came to his
ceath from injuries accidentally received by coming into
collsit with train OF the Hudson River Rail
road. Farther, we strongly condemn the practice OF
running steam engines through the thickiy populated
parts OF the city, and respectfully cali the attention Of
the Common Council TO the consideration Of the same
FATAL AcciDFSr on SHPBoARD.-Coroner 0'Donneu held
an inquest Yesterday on board the schooner Martha
Washington lying al the Ter foot of Charlton street
the body OF joseph Holland, Who accidentally killed
BY blow received from the main boom Of ths Raid YES
se Wills der sal In the North river, verdlct-Ace
deatai death. DecsAsed vA aatrs " Portugal, aai
ua ab2g, thl{ty ysAsa II -,
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VOL. XS
6chr Gilman, Crowel. Boston, s W Lewis
schr John Hart, Smith Salem, Mstcstf 4 Lovejoy.
Steamer Caledonia, Morley Baltimore, Cromwel's

6chr Gilman, Croweu. Boston s W Lewis
schr John Hart, Smith, Salem, Metcatf a Lovsjoy
steamer Caledonia, Morley. Baltimore Cromwclrs
ARRIVED.
Stesmship Knoxville, Ludlow. Savannah, 9th inst
mdse and passengers. to MitchilI. Passed in be
brig A LAYTON, Gardiner, from CArdenas, aud All
ship Stephen Crowell.
Steamship James Adgsr, Turner Charleston, With
and psssepgers. TO Spohord Tileston q Co. Monday
AM 25 miles SW Of Cape HAtteras sgnssed ate smIhi
gusta hence for Savannah: at $50 AM IL miles SW az
attcras sgnalIed steamship Southerner hencs for Oh
ou 10 miles north Of Cape Hstters passed bark Car
from Charleston for New York.
Ship Heber, Studiey, New Orleans, q DAYS with m 4
Eagle & Hazard.
Schr Banner, Grimm, Charleston, 9 days
Schr Mary Adelaide, Heekerman, Virginia.
Scbr Fair, Osborn baltimore, days.
Scbr Alabama, Norris Smyrna, Del
Schr Alfred Barratt, Coiyer, Port Mahon, Dol.
Steamer Piedmont, Post Baltimore
Steamer Westernport, Hall, Baltimore.
BELOW.
Ship Lordon, Hubbard, from London, and Pot.sa
Jan with mdse and passengers, to Grnnell, MintGn
SAILED.
Steamship Northern Light, San Juan, Mic; ships Mon
San Francisco; Great Western Liverpool; barks Emily
raItsr; WA P!stcrnius, Savannah; briss II A Stspie
Mobile; Azslia, Malaga.
Wind during the day, NV.
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nIenan,.nnfia

Ship Napier was recently built at Baltimore BY
Messrs Gardner for Measrs Dawson Hancock, of
delphia. She built under tho superintendent Of
John l. Sanford. whe 10 to command her Last Tiui
evening she was towed down to Annapolis wheuceshe
sail for Liverpool She is three decked ship. He d
sons are as follows.Length 125 feet extreme bean
inches; deptb % feet and her sister ia 1911 tons
has sharp ends but long, fiat floor and may b.tsri
medium clipper. The frame is all Virginia and Mat
white oak, selected aad we'll eeasoned Top timDers
ana cedar.
Bark Ionic, from Matsnzas for Portsnd, whi,b put
Salem, will discharge at s.
MISSING VEssEL-Ship John Land, Capt Pericnl. o
from Boston July for San Francisco, via Valparaiso
2 has not been heard of since sailing the litter
and anxiety is now felt in Boston for Tor
The latest datos from San Francisco are to Feb an
was then out 30 days from Valparaiso
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Coaso' CoUScu-An adjourned meeting OF the Jersey
City Common Council held at the Iyceum last even
pg. Alderman Tyrrel in the chair. A commuuica zion
vas received from sneddeu Henrietta, propretors Of
the Psac ,oon stating that they had paid 500 Of tue
$50 vhon they we're fined for selling iquor without
license a1d asking 70 be discharged from the payment
Of the balance on the ground that their las
been des.royeJ aad they are unable 10 par the "a.
main 'cr IhfiJ communication laid upon the table
~ business further was done vLen tss Itoari
LI,oIsacd, ha'ay been IN tssli0a eight mn l'n.
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Port Of New York, February "a, 1855.

CLEARED.
steamship Northern Light, Tinkepaugh San Juan CA,
Morgan.
ship Doress FRINGE Lawrence Cork Nesmith Sons.
Ship Cathsya tljrl, Winder Belfast T. X Irving.
ship Monsoon, Baker San Francisco, Jas Smith Sons
Ship Southport, Wilson Savannah Dcmill Go.
ShipJua Howard, Cotton Savannah, Scranton Tsll-
ship Snas Grsenman Msgns Savannah, Everett Brown
ship Camden, Gadd, Cb srcston, Durham Dmon.
Bark Ksnawha, Tovne, Buenos Ayres, Carlisle thinner.
msn.
Rsrs liberia, Hichborp, Cardenas. Peck Church
Bark Cadet Guide Belize, Josiah Jex.
rria winyaw. Hancock, Cadiz, II Buck Co.
Brig Azelia, Morrison, Malaga, IIarbeck A 20.
Brig Rebeccs francis, Ray, Humscoa, ii Brookman
Co
Pfir Helen Maria Pierce Frankfort Pilisbuy SANFORD
schr Cathsrns Elisa (oideu), Aherns oporo Henning
Muller Collins.
sohr East Wind, Lavender, Jacmei, Brett, Son A Co
Schr Onward, s. fgttt, Key West, Walsh g A Chase
schr Jas Gricc, Rogers, Union Island, Peck Church
schr Copnecticut Day, Newborn DAVIS Holmes.
Sehr L Perry, Thomas Beaufort, Davis A Holmes.
Schr u Babson, Mayo, Rattan Island, Gilmartn.
Schv sunny South simmons, Washington- II Mathews,
Schr wake, O'keal, WILMINGTON, T. s Powell
schr W Ellis, Nichols Wilmington, McCready. Mott
schr Hall Rogers, fredsrlcksburs johnson siashs.
Schr Magnolia, kckerson. Baennors. w Mckee.
scbr J q Collyer, Mathis rhfaAelphia. Mckee.
Sehr Mssurks, Bsslsy Bslfast Y Brooknaa CO,
SsN = kvis, CS0yalt ray'asd. v LsvS
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Jersey City News.

RhPoRT THE WATER COMMISSIONERS. -The Board of
Water Commi sioners-Messrs. D. s. Gregory, NJ, B
Branhan, E Randall John e. Lyon and Selah Hill
have made their semi annual report to the Common
Council of the six months operations Of the works
January l. 1885, including financial statement OF the
work from its commencement to that date The report
Of Mr. Geo. II Bailey, Chief Engineer Of the works is
comprised 10 that Of the Commissioners The Engineer
staes that the performance of tie Cornsh esgue at
Bevle by which the water is forced into the receiving
reservoir exceeds the expectations that entertained
Of it. 1t performs more work than was guaranteed 1t
he's worked constantly aud steadily since it got into
regular operation. The duty warranted to per-
form to raise fifty million pounds Of water foot
high with one bushel nInety pounds) Of coal but 1t
actually performs duty of seventy millions. The
works spoken Of IN detail in the report and show to
he in good condition throughout, and adequate to the
purpose ineaded The reservoirs tight and the pipe
work is in good conditon-causng but very little
BILE There have been laid altogether twenty miles
Of pipe.
The receipts and expenditures Of the work from is
commencement in 1852, until January l, 1855, have
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Obituary..

Died, in Monsoon Mass, Feb. Q, Mr. Jospu PSoK aged
100 years. The deceased engaged in the Of the
struck the hrss blow At Lexr gton also Ut Bunker Hill
He was during the greater part or the war; under the
command Of Gen. Washington. He was born In Ashford
ct ia the year 1885, Avg "a, and vas, tsNecrs Ia his
h,as -s3.a yaAg,
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The monetary Crisis has Affected the income OF the
works by interfering with building operations, and by
restricting the demand for water for manufacturing and
mechanical purposes The temporary suspension Of the
Cunsrd line of steamers has also nterfered with the
timated income.
The cement pipe put down experiment, has prov
edgeneray satisfactory Ii is made of sheet ron lined
with cement half inch thck and costs about twenty
five per cent k IS than lion pipe.
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tN1Sp srArEs DISTRICT CouET-- 81, SO 10 so.
SUPRnH CoURr-CmcUu-1i55l3 1874 $50 1850 Cd
1855 1iS6 lIoi, 1920 2ai2 1885, asa iva iT3i I;32
sus.sios covs'@ ~ 42a 72l s5S, 49, Sos, Iss,
plO, OIL 9l2 e13 o14 OH, pls eie a2i o22 p2S osi
9os po6 p2T p2s, o2o go, p5I aS2 p3s o34 as5 ass
psI es os9 pse p41, 0iS, o. p,S sie, 100, o, ss5
iSl, so, ~
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Herald Marine Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, Feb q, 4 PM--Arr steamer c.,
New York, Matthews, Boston.
CID steamer Delaware, Copes. New York; seh, Ju
willard, Portland.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

An package, ord letter. iatended for the Nrw YokK
HERALD ahogid he sealed
ALMANAC roR yoRK-rHIs
SUI RIsts.....,.......G ~ NOON morn ~
stN sETs,.,s..,.....6 10 HIGH WATER morn u q,