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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......pre. 81
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shlp.-C Cooper Lamb, Antwerp Lyon hanSS'; A.
EldriAse Coleman San francisco, w ] No-m~h - -
han Williams Liverpool, Tsrscott Go. Hnyest 0asen
YSn1s Li,erpool C. II Marshall Co Mars, SAMSON, No
Janeiro. Sfkeu lrcusdesi X Ats'h NA-ht'"p' "'"''
cans Stanton n Thoml son. o., -. NJ,
Bah.-Co LedysId, HAock ApsiscaicoA kasie Hoard
ste,rn, sayanIA Nose Livingston Co. Samson hoon'ou
BiboA Hepnngs Muller Cooling
Rrs,-H Msthrws Cheney Barcelona, H. d. Br0okmsn
Co kasbdirc, Ans sbur. Corunna, C. Duns.n Co Fra
(BrD Grbhle St John n b Roome Dnwiddle Kate fos'
Ter small Ponce. Deunns, Moss Co F. s. Penny, Davis
81 Jaso John Thompson. Emma, fs Para, Coruns beno
Co Horsto West Lisbon. AbrNchy, Amerthla Co r
Whittier Gage Moptovia Yates Porterfed Augusta stone.
Savannah StuTges CleGTman Co ., -
town, Woslom City Poat, james Hunter Co Golden
Coud Porter Salem K. w Ropes Co A. J. DE hossett
BT,w,t.r Wininstou Doner fotteri j. z. Smith, Snow
New Orleans, West Wheeler Arcc Critchett AehandnA
Merrill & Abbott T. b. hodsms' Prime Portland o. Ia
Hstch Co. $500,
Propeiler-N W.Chspiu Grundy, Philadelphia J. bnsr
soops-Excr Eobb, New Haven, J. B. Ec~arosi Amenos'
REYNOLDS Providence /. Kinney.
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Hides 7idstc. Y ~ Tallo~, sG8ic. n Pelts, 81 2o1
81 50 each. CalfskiDs l3Glic Y 10. 80
Beef and fret quality includes nothing but the
hes. large fat stall ted Second quality includes the beet
oxen The Stalled and the best three year
SHEEP-E1ra includes Cosset and when those Of Inferior
quality thrown out 49, - , r.,
over the Boston ard Lowell 81 the Ftchburg and over
the We,tsrn loaded with cattle sheep swine aud horses
REnAREs-Prces beef shout last week about
thirds b.eves hced no sales higher
than quo AtioBs There two 1ts from CAmoudge
New York which the 4sEing % % c~t,
but could find purchasers at that pe Inc sheep wes
mostly Of excellent quality but so du lots were SOLD
AZ So and one lot Al So cwt i've weight the lots
from liz f. head the stter were bought by
Mr. Hollis Of Brighton.
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MILK COWS-The market little more lively this ve-t
in T. # owing 70 the mild weather The quality generally looks
As hougb no cows were the city except such IS farmers
were ashamed TO keep al home ..-, n,
NEALS-C OF good quality In demand 81 7d1ic
head live weight. They must not be OF the Kitten OF
,.sfreiirs bob order AZ this price
SWfNE-PRcEs or Hoes THIS WIFE . ,..,
Fret quality csrn fed large sze.....of deic stdsfc
Second quality cOTIec dn;c. eo.-'
Firs. quality. small sizes fat and prime 49,,
Ter market butchers az
Gpd smooth t Western hos H. toierAo plenty
aud there trouble about selling them The SIX iholsAd
,srded AZ Aertons have OF about fast as thy could De
Neili,L the Evtuirut scales II New Oik VI
Tutsdav h. weighed thousand The yEdAse and
~eieh head. The yaIds half shielded AID paved
urIsbtd with Crotou water The weather mas been Hho
cool enough for killing and the business active.
The following droyes have been yMced a. A!eE'ons lbs
week;
Pia Reed Ill.,. ...Sss Hus.ey, Ind. l1
joel Daily Bro W....7co Smith BrJAnt, ~ ISIS
Joel Dslby Bro H....34lJ T. Alexander, ll..'.. 90
Stiles Ohio.............2OO Eddy Bryant, IL 90
H. NJ. Stacey In..........ss II J. K Stokes, n.y. 81
Sales Of Hogs 'or the ending Pee ST. 1850. BY Miles
Bartlett Commission Merchants No 80 Washin Etonst
For Mckinney DunGp, Delaware Co, ONO &c corn-ird
Hos' gross 2S n price sc owners ~ cornfed
los. Eross lS4 % prce 5loO: Calvert, Huntington
Co. Ind, 81 oorn-ied Hogs net lsl \, pree ste san
IS light cornfed Hos price Ste A Safe seneca Co.
Chic. lao corn FED Hogs ~ y prce oVc si.s
Pks Franklin Co, Ohio ISL eornd Hos E'oss los 10
Trice s. ooc- 2G sornfed Hogs, gross rs
b. price &c, J Hussey Belevile Ind. 81 cOrufd Hozs
sv. net 1852 70 price Ste. Gotta LIST.
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WOOI-The market as usually the toward the close
year rather quiet this being the season when
their purchases their most urgent wants
he during the week have therefore been
ole limited owing chiefly the small stock Offering the high
cos well the high Of interest prevalent for
money The sales include about WG super ana extra fleece
woods AZ 5Od55c for the former and Soc or the latter mos
Pulled b In small supply sales Is O0dzlOcO n at $50 for
super and 46c for country Foreign quiet being ID
n.es ger supply, and prices rule very firm.
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lt.t, y.... tbsss mus, deter soJe n'
IT,, -, ,heT lesf,nste 1ae above prces
- ~ ,s,sSe, a osuty f = IN the pree Of ths Soos
esr nsr.d with The current T.tes ysE NO - a.,
C6PpFB-Nsv sbeaibiDg 10 Arm and .sif N saits ~ S-
ana Yellow Meal At 25c mos refined insot CSppf only
-sn-,t AZ 2gie. lor Baltimore AID C. for LIe
s,eyioy NOS BrAziers hed a. 81 and BOTS ~ u
az elrsfhinr Copper fairly active =: % cash b'' com
,DsudS Dc. and Old 5rsss Is.
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a., adcstsop. q fsrtss' ,ngcvsmsnt VIZ. n, No,
Soubt., rsh1od The OPENING o. . 70 .rrIye bot
A. .r, sfuss 20 yse snu AIT - 80 i,0 are A.
ror,G foreign AID eoSst~1so, ioT D-"'~'
kaews nn..,s-IC DEIEHBEE.
AND Doats''Si ~" ,sf
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Wal. II Gi1,- q -.
C.LNys 6d7c. 4 n.
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The following table shows the average number OF
,irds Of CATTLE ner week in 1854. 1855 and 1856:
Cambridge Cattle Market

RrTosrtD ToR THL NEw.YORk TRIsUsE sY GtoRek KUFF
"WEDNESDAY Dec. 81, 1850.
Auark.t SIG Cattle $50 Reeves and I'D Stores consisting
Of Working Oxen Cows and and three years old
Prices Market Beef "a sed SO 25 first quality 81
ds7 75 second quality 90 25G 87; third quality, +5atS
ordinary ~ Stores; Working Oxen from 100 80 to
sl75 u pair. Cows and Calves from SO. 80 20 t0
SOS Yearng. 10 $2l years old, . 70 f2si three
years old, S23 10 so. -,
SUFEP IND LANBs-l $50 market; prices In lots: -
az 81 IS So 81 each Extra and selections So So ~, 81
SvsE-6OO Western a market; prices: live weight ga
Tic y dressed slasc y n shoat' "hoIesAe &C. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
Markets. Reported BIZ Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS Dee, 3l-CoTToS-Ssl's to-day oo bsdcs
pices without quotabe change SUGARS quiet sales at dc
BRrApsIuFrs very dull POkK very quiet LARD IN barrels
lie EMCHANGE London u per cent prem The weather
has been wet.
CHARLEsToN Dec SoCoTToN-S.les to-day lSoo bales At
AL advance Of al. Good Middling l2ie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

fPr;esa pr bead nd PEI yosnd Of nsertnt v.ss VII
foapd IN ace unts Of ssles u ruD&ry drovea ,o
fetal nuube Of received IN this city tes O
This 10 2ts bead mere than at veef and lu<' oesa
,he av,r.te Of year TIE average IDo-r a. es1
dAys market last year vAs: o. 80. -. sal
head es. than lie average Gad -. ssA1 noe ihA1 US -i
uesk.
~ follor inn troTe. sre N the n..rke. @ Gay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

SKINS-OOst st email suppIy, ttpecIaHy NlIutos
and prices firm, the receipts however, are more ire
quen last sale Of Curacao averaging 10 10 was made
freely but the demand for the moment sthes limited the
last which included sales Of Texas asd Florida %
the extent Of 500 n ct 25aoc cash. 40 10 quality
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REPORT
Sheep and

Fey hs Week tadiAg WEDNESDAY, Dee. 81, 1856.
TOTAL ssCEIPTs CATTLE KINDS FoR rHE WEEK.
According from the several market places the
city, there have been received this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

Mahogany

FIsHThe sane inactivity preyious obseSed su r"sns
,,ounspty but With limited receipts p1ces are hrInJ nam
.d the trsnsatoDs entirely confined % small lots HON
store The prices Of which criterion Of the market W.
on].e D,v Cod Al Gdsf Il; MsckeTe Nos !, and ~
flo and sc IS respectively the latter 10 scarce ssimon
arc also aid wanted Picked Herring ar II moderate
request a. ga Smoked Herring lAnqud a. DC Tor
SeAed md 2jc. for No. l. Other knis are urchADsed
.t.I. IL u ~.
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,,aSStiss price. "a Nts- York, Jan.


HAY-Tbe market steady but quiet; he demand for snip
mont has OEing 10 the extreme prices
i.d Of 200 bales a. gc eel The stock IN store 10 sn
ple for the season. f..,. lit. ,v;,b = oooa
neniry AZ ina a2lc 70 strictly prime whe mn
DO very firm and good request; sales OF lZVo
L. pure CITY Rendered AZ lllc Rough Fat steaoy
BlLT-Ah kinds continue dull and prices are fof "e i"'
uOmuBL
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WHALEB0NE-The demand continues limited, but owing
10 the small stock offering prices msntsined sales 1900
Northwest c. for export Csc cash The las. sale Of New
Bedford the price The stock in the is
estimated coo 70 600 h against 769 90 TO no ia al
the cores ponding period last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

IMMATURE ALMANAc....TBIs pay An
s,, p,.a. = q sets........ AS Mccn-S~t' -
wArER....rhis pAl'
s,S, u,ol q 81 Gov Leland 10 fTm Hell Oss...'' We,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

Average L all - IS.
Hume Baldwin sold At Browninss ESQ head for t&s0,
Hcirsw sold lot Of Sheepst ell ~ head and one
GOOD drove a Isl average.
The total number Sheep and Lambs ssd al Brownns in
1885 including SCI arrived and all sold today 10 One Hundred
ana Min, thousand making average Of SET week
sales Of Sheep and Lambs BY Beach Smith Judd at Cham
H Amount Average No. Amount Average.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

DYF EOODS-Tb- .arket continues dull be demand b0th
Tor home Use and eIpor si quite limited The ssn r+'
Turot@Ar ftefh, continue deter exporter from p-
eh lille the trade usual a. this ssason, CONNIE
their purchases -ter lelHns'e warts The tran cons
5 te uast week embrace Sayanls f1s-c a.
sl6 20 clsh u bond aGG lt0 - Dominso Log ~'o Oh
privA,e terms. ScAILEua IS ooes AEe stIil scarce
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Receipts OF Pr,fus<.

r, Ere Railroad 60 Ms sioor at b. wAi.ly Sc 90
Provisions. i7e bash bar ~, 100 psss. Buiier. $50 nSe'
LeAsh,r.
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TOTAL FOR THE YEAR.

Bullocks gold ysas Cows sheep& Swine Total
W,dd. ,he VIII rec'ed reocd. Lambs ec'ed sausht q.
l25 sos ~ o57 q Osl - S 49, 39 1921 lO'l 655
Number Of B.i,Oet' from dge,saf Stgte'
26,9oi 1903 1901 s,S77 27,523 1880 3Do3
Conn. Texas. NJ. Iowa Mich No OanadA
sl4 1872 aS 1874 40 % -
Transportation Of BuIloek'
By HG. By HID b. Erie By the ON Can SIM Ss y
1900 1869 b0,97 237Ol 1919 1880 2Oi,SO
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coRpAGE-The demand a. presen: 10 quite limited hs
az IA ftesly offered a. lilc, mos ,s
sItCTTbe demand Dodersfe but prices are unchaneee
Ali sass Of Drop and Bueh at et and It, ess sem i.t
- -ksh IA Ia lower tbsr 81 the eouesR2ndins penod Iss
yea .,..., 1. oa,. but owing 70 the small stock
lNS...,n Svm, mail sales ~ "a Geic, mes tns 10 %
vs 80 ~ faIy Ie y n prees current year since
sSyf III me ANAL stoh onerns and ne extreme reee
.-..- fysaasctlcrs materially small A1es nom seefs
= = ss.s ssa sts nes Snt hoidtu As ~'sssns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

liverpool, Fine, oehfeys q DaICtYt y
LEAD-Eo further sales have come 70 our snoWledse.
IEATHERTeday has wound up the business for the year.
On, n viii ch On ,ery has been enjoyed tod
whose closing features kugar syorsby for even better te.
Sn,ins The y,s st opening The prices prevailing for the last
unpecedentedy high caused by the
sht ,unpv and the advanced value Of the material
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

WINES are buoysn and moderately active sales Of 2'o or.
easIs Sberry a. o. goa 1926
SPICES generally quiet saJes only OF etal CHARACTER
have tTanspired.
We quote: 49,. an
Cssss in mats q D...O a9l Pepper Sqmatrs 10
(iipseI Rae 5idO6 PnenO, Jsnsica, essh.0l0
Mace. NioNes
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rEs OF oil IN SEv.YoEK AN. /.
IAAE

HEMP-OurmSrket for all kinds Is SIN extremely quiet, AMI
sehne has TRANSFERRED the stock of American
quite small and the demand and receipts about tally peyiss
high maintained The stock Of Undressed
augmented out Dressed reduced 70 still lower figure. sma
ssl.s 81 the former making from $500 80 sud
f?0)d s2lo v MsnlS extremely
dull and good stock offering prices de
pressed the last sales were sa9c Jutei in very email
supply, and prices firmly maintained 2Od Is y
Italian small stock and prices steady the last sale.
at e27b held firmly 80 Sum quiet
this and IN the absence Of tAe prices mostly
nominA At Si3Sle
The stOck hand he frs, Of months u, follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

TIS-The recent sdvices from Great Britain and Cont
an, Ar. favorable Bloch Tn prices on Ae side
m. advanced holders here consequently tss higher
Rsnea h wofth 81 S4.c cash aud Straits 81 Az months
Plate are in moderate request and the downwGd ldency has
been obecled; sales Of ID loalt A SlI SosAs l. e
Cok, AIe reQues; ~ S ~ 30 anu ete Cerre a.
"a IS fr ordinary choice brands monihs ChScoA Tene
i.,:0 sre cute, a SO SoGi0 81, 81 mouths
CohFAsArlvE PRIcES N Nlw'fokA, JAN -.
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INDIA RUBBER-Tcfe i hts inquiry this artcle
A. p,seu. o. In the abseqce Of sales prices mostly nom
n PErs small stock eompsed viii last year bat East
I'D. /, 10 annie supply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

TIL much maer stock than that same period asst
yea Rhssa u mSrket the sales were
f, ted sc1S Tue market also Quiet fr he
omert saes Of lc0 bales Ju,e have been made there a.
sI92 So mos and 100 do Sum Doth to here pos
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than Moses and the Prophets, Dcfe saysge than
btLs, more gentle ttaD lambs; 81 women who we're
pretty sweet and f.Datical when The Pyramids bad
vital Specification or when Cleopatra tanned An
tonys hres Of the Old and The new antpoGes-iet
him come 10 this ghastiy and seductive parade oi
6ead.beads. Here they grin as they have gnnned
for tens Of thousands Of years-for the world mas
ground on its axis for thousands OF lusres, and we
are Just beginning to learn is history, as the new
Ecbt was struck when Belzobi went into the tOmbs
al Thebes. and did for post-diluyianRm what Ge-
tlogy il doing for ante-diluvianigm. Some fiteen
hundred skulls talk in the living languages OF the
et@rnites in this collection. DIR. Morton gave
lifetime to making il, and is now renowned among
those who tkink-which number is not large, BUT
yery select. Most familiar does nAn-that Cd, Old
man-seem when SO presented: tlt Pelasgic is as a
friend Of yesterday; all diference political, social
religious, appear superficial whenlwe HOOK al these
unchanged measures Of intelect-tbe skulls, 90 ana
SO, and containing so much and no more-noW o.
ever b. COMPARATIVE ANATOMY.-A fne coliec-
tion 10 elucdate the study against which Rome thu-
dered. a. Neutrality-suspicious., strange 70
say in foreign than American minerals. 10. GE-
OLOGy.-NOt large collection. 10. PALEeN-
ToLOGY-About 90. 600 fossils. II. The CHEMi-
CAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS; and ~.
THE LIBRARY, which is technical, and contains
about II, 600 volumes.
The Academy of Science has numerous CORE
spondents throughout the world, and the members
here duly acknowledge contributions. What Is
needed are additional donations to supply curators,
and 70 extend the buildings ard throw them open
In the public W. H. z.
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DEATH OF THE HON. s. c. PHILLIPS
From The Salem Register Of June g.

From The Salem Register Of June g.
great and startling calamity has befalen this city
Stephen Clarendon Phillips, one Of Salem's most es-
teemed and valuable sons was victim of the fghtful
steamboat disaster the ST. Lawrence on Friday az
ternoon profound sensation of grief and horror per-
vaded this community when the melancholy announce
ment was made Saturday afternoon, and the event
was the topic of universal comment.
Geographic dispatch from son OF Mr.. Phillips,
now at Three Rivers, communicated the sad int LII.
gepce with the further information that the body had
been recovered and identified and would be forwarded
to Saem No specific details have yet been received
At sunset on saturday, all the bells in the city
toled by order of the authorities, and yestesday the
flags the shipping armories, engine-houses &c,
were displayed al hslfmast i'll token of the public be-
reavement. Touching illusions TO the loss were also
made in all the churt hes.
Mr.. Phillips had been absent in Canada for several
months, attending 10 business affairs OF the ST. Mau-
rice and at Three Rivers. where he was largely en-
gagged in timber and lumber operations. HI was
pected home short visit this week preparatory 10
removing bis family to Canada Tor the Summer.
The loss oi of The best and most useful that
Salem ever produced-for such Stephen {. Phil
hps-is not an event 20 be lightly regarded, or dis
missed with mention OF the fact. The public
Offices, municipal, State and national which he has
filed with much ability and distinctions his extra
ordinary services 10 the cause OF education phlan.
thropy ard morals; his sterling integrity ana high
minded principles MS mercantile enterprise and en-.
ergy; his public spnt and iar-seeing saggciiy; MS
numerous extensive beneiaCtlons and Improvements
which have made their marx upon this community
and will cause his name 10 DE ever remembered here
with gratitude and honor, his sh.ling example as {
nan, citizen, representative and magistrate sag-
gest too many throuCiug "reminiscences connected with
his exalted character and his bright and tenefcent CO.
TO make hasty tribute 10 his memory sa;isiac.
tory; and therefore defer a extended sketch
of BIS life and services 10 some filter opportunity.
Mr.. Philips was a0oCt % years Of age, and was
rapidly recovering from q temporary embarrassment,
with the most encouraging prospect Of a career OF
future enterprise and usefulness when this appalling
calamity occurred.
The additional misfortune was announced Yesterday,
Of the death by the same terrible disaster Of young
Mr.. Norcross, connected win @r p. IN ne business
operations N Canada
The corpse OF Mr.. rLAllis wdi trtably be re-
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ADVERTISEMENT
WATsON's Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
fAdyertisement.l

CHARLES, sometimes believe could make a
very successful DocToR Why have these feelings cam,
tell yet doubt my capabilities II only kne ,hs. had the
f"entl would go it, heart and hand" friend SAYS Go A.
once TO PROFESSOR FOWLER, No SOC Broadway he will
eosnce you know from my own experepcewhether you
believe PHRksoLoGY your duty in Oh. Wins hi.
feeling His analysis Of mind complete that ON general
principles you will be Influenced in your opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

A. OWNER WAIVED FOR L,DYs SATcHEL.-
Az Sergeant Leiiers Of the Ninth Ward Metropolitan
Police, while passing through White street yesterday
met srspcious-lOoking customer carrying lady's
leather satche, and believing that lie had stolen it
Oyorbauled the fellow in Centre street and took him
into custody. No this done than five or
six we-known thieves followed him across the street
into the Harlem Railroad Depot, and there attempted
10 get the prisoner away Sergeant Lefferts gave
them TO understand that the rst that attempted
to touch either him or the prisoner would sson receive
the contents of his revolver, they stood aoof aud
citizen assisted in taking the prisoner to the Station.
House and Justice Welsh committed him for e1amina-
ton. The satchel is very handsome one, and was
found to contain two pairs OF Indisrubber shoes and
a brown vail and for which an owner is wanted. The
accused, who gave his name as James Smith, stated
that he found the property at the New. Haven Rail-
road Depot in Canal street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
lAdverisementl
Troy, 1887.
MESSRs. A. ". GAY a. Co

n... Ga " -, -, No. llS Nader lane, New.York
e Railroad at the earliest possible day one Of your SincS
rVkSE Pumps similar to one purchased Of Won on
~ OF April lsoo wish IL TO replace the one pnrcbs "a ~
80 stieve which am compelled lay aside yosr Psmn
Gng tH'ee az much rork hat-rh consdeyab .,, i,h
On receipt Of Pump will remit you same Yours .100'
d. THos, VAit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
CITY ITEMS.

PUBLIC SCHOOL CoNMIssIoS.-Mr. Wn. ii. Nell
son has resigned his place on the Commission ap-
pointed by the Governor to investigate the school
system Of New-York. Gov. King has appointed ex-
Recorder f. X. Tillou TO ill the vacancy caused by
this resignation, gentleman who is emnenly quail
fed for this difficult and delicate position Mr. Tilou
will accept, and the Commission will soon commence
its labors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

HEALTH WARBESs AS PEACE OffIcERs.-lt 10 a
matter which will no doubt be hailed with pleasure by
the thoughtful and correct portion of the community to
know that, at the suggestion of our efficient City
Inspector, the Sheriff, James c. Willet, esq.,, has
duly authorized and empowered the Health Wardens
to act in the capacity of special deputies to assist in
preserving the public peace. The position commands
no pecuniary consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

WHERE ARE THE HEALTH OFFICERS A great
nuisance exists in Madison street. near the corner OF
Roosevelt street, in the form of stagnant water. The
stencil is intolerabe and must prove detrimental to
the health of citizens in that locality, if not immedi-
ately removed.
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