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Passengers Arrived

In he ssamship Civ Of Baltimore from QNessstoca snl
LtOOMr. Jssi.on, Miss mary Lizzie Jackson M.s'e, Ed
Cahil sichsrd Charles Cshl, II. b. sunns, Wilson, Z.
FyDe, NJ. BcM..,.Is. Dsir' O. Holland, MARI Ford s.
add .dy, Chspprey and lacy suk. lady and servant s.
Mussy and lady Mr Tsken children and nurse, Daos
Brown Andrew b. Gregg Pratt and servant @. Dohery.
In bark Light brigade from PerzaStueo-Mr. CroweL
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A BLooMISs RELIo.-The old Sguyvesant pesr-sree,
at the corner Of Thirteenth street sad Tord avenue is
m full bloom Several of It's limbs loaded with
blossoms and green leaves mpaFtiog to The venerable
trunk juvenile appearance, and crowning iss aged
head with wreath of youthful glory. This tree has
become one of the old historical landmarks of New
York 1t Was planted upon Coz. Stuyvessnts farm.
then long way ont Of NeW-York, considerably over
two hundred years ago.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A man named John McC anu,
residing In Newark avenue, jersey City, was found
about Il O'Clock on Monday night, by the police lying
insensble in Monmouth street. He was removed to
hs house, and after returning to consciousness stated
hat lie had been knocked down by some unkno WI
PeIfop, who came up behind him asd struck him with
a stone, after which they robbed him OF about $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

CHILD DEvoURED BY RATS A poor Iris
woman, named Mary Connor about 80 years Of sge
being about 10 become a mother, Sunday las
applied for inission to Bellevv Hospital. she wa:
st once taken in, and placed in what is known the
"wai,iDg Ioom," where there were already several
patients Daring the evening she attended By the
physician who did all that necessary for her, and
having made her comfortable, left her for the night
not anticipating that child would be born before
morning. He promised TO see the woman again early
In the morning. ard accordingly he visited ner at
early hour on Monday. In reply 70 his question re-
RsrdiDg her condition, the suffering woman told him
that she had been seized with the paios Of labor during
the night, and had been delivered of child On
turning down the bed-clOthes the physician did
indeed find chilc, but in what horrible condition.
The infant dead, and its nose, the upper Bp the
toes and half the left foot. had been devoared by rats
The poor woman was ware that her child was dead,
but had no idea Of its muilated condition.
When questioned regarding the affair, she stated
that shortly after the chd born she f,lt something
which she supposed to be rats running about the bed
bat she was too feeble and sick TO drive them away
In her seni conscious state, she says she
that number of rats were in ana about the bed for
the remainder Of the night but she had no Suspicion of
the horrible work in which they were engaged, or shs
child was taken from the aud post-morem ex-
animation made. The lu0gs having been submitted 70
the by drosaic test it asceratned hey 1nd doubt
that the child born alive. As there was neither
physician nor in attendance At the BIRTH aai tue
mother helpless, ii Ia supposed that the child may
have died for want Of proper attention before the ras
attacke H. The other patients heard disturbance
on she part Of the mother during the night and did
know that she was in labor until yesterday morning.
Coroner Jackmsn commenced an investigation ofthe
ease yesterday but owing TO the sickness of the mother
was obliged 70 postpone il for one week. IL is
borning shame that IN public Hospital like Bellevue,
six or eight women, on the eve Of childbirth, should
be left together for whole night with physician,
xuIte dor any other aten liant TO minister TO their
wants. We have often pubIished the fast Of dead
bodies having been attacked by hordss OF rats In our
staton-Houses and prisons, bat that they should
abound in such numbers and become 20 bold, and 30
voracious as 70 come into bed with the patients in
Hesptals, and devour dead child lying beside its
living mother, is fact most astounding. Such state
Of things most certainly could not exist under proper
management, and Of the officers Of Bellevue
Hospital s responsible for the death Of this infant.
The newly.erested Board of Pablo Charities and Cor
reeOns owe to themselves aad TO the public to In
stitIte thorough investigation In the matter and TO
inaugurate better state Of affairs.
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ADVERTISEMENT

EVERYBODY Could BE USEFUL AND HAPPY IL
they rad the proper occupation aud know how their
passions and ue their talents TO the best ADVANTAGE
PhIenoogicsl EImoinstlon Of FOWLER NRLLSs No. S0a
Broadway 10 jos. Whst ia needed by most persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

TIE HUDsOs-AvISUE FERRY.-An Injunction was
applied for in the Supreme Court yesterday 10 restrain James
WI son and others the grantees Of ferry privilege at the foot
Of Hudson svenue encroschns the property OF the
Brooklyn GsrLight Company adjoining The desnda1 In
repairing ferry sp charged with driving piles so a. to
obruc tie water privilege of the G. Company Atemporsy
Injunction granted Ieurnabe the lat OF May The
PROCESS Of the work viii be suspended meanwhile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

SEwKR CoSTRAcT. Six proposals for the building
Of sswer in Rsade street from Broadway 70 Wezt
broadway, were opened by the CrOton Commissioners
on Monday and the contract for doing the same was
awarded to John II. McCsbe at SO 324 80, his being
4he lowest bid.
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IAdterti,emrnt.l

you with MosEY (Buwes celebrated play In elegant style
and with .dnIsbe cast at BARsuNs MUsRUx this after
neon, biz C. w Clske sppoarne Evelyn. JEAsIH DEANS
again This the last week Of tina. charming
cessu moral drama should mics seeing or the
WHEAT IT. snd the other cuToses there need nothing
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The GLAss-CUTIEns AND TnE LYsS SrRRRRs--
Latt evening meeting of the United Glass- Caters
Association was held at the fourteenth Ward Hotel
corner of Grand and Elizabeth streets, the President
John Tyler in the chair Amer conversation on
the duty Of the Association In relation to the Lynn
Cordwaners, a resolution approPriatiDg the snm of
sl00 10 aid the people now on rlke in Massachusetts,
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Advertisement.
ME|IRS's MIRACULOUS

NhRAIN DESTROYER
IL the longest Known aud the best article made for the deslruc
ton OF Roach WaterbuRs Ants Moths garden Insects and
Rats and Mice Orders received ard made for cleaning
pyste dwellings hotels public buildings ships &C. the prn
c1pal No GIT D. Sold by ell Druggists and
table sIoeers from 20 Beware limitations
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THE SHAD PoLEs.-The Pilot Commissioners yes
tsrcsy addressed letter to the Board of Police ex-
pressing their thanks for prompt and efficient aid
ne part Of the Halbor Police in removing the shsd
poles from the upper and low bays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

haul OF SHIRKsG CosTRAcroRs.- PRECEDENT
Stephens Of the Croton Board and others of that de-
parsHsnt, made visit on Monday, to the various
plsces Throughout the city where contract work
in progress nnder their charge for the purpose Of be-
coming nforn1ed as To it, progress and seeing that all Is
done IA accordance with the specifications set do in
The respective contracts. They found that the trap
block CONTRACTORS az general thing did not coms up
- the standard. They neglected 70 pat in the right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

,o Controller Uaws, for that parpose. No farther
bps nsss OF public importance was transacted. AoIu
roo olass.obtters were IN attendance. Gllsseut .s
earn from AZ to $l5 per week, and average aoont I'll
I a week.
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BurGLhhY-on Monday evening the house No. 81
Thompson.
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TIE ST. GEORGES DINNER.

To The ESitsy Of The NJ y TribVRe
SIR Your reporter s in error in describing me "a a
correspondent Of The London TIMES have connection with
that paper your obedieLt servant, R. RUSSELL.
Ktie- York April "A, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

PROBABLE MURDER AT Staten IsLASD.-On Sun
day morning citizen Of Rossville, named John Wood,
was fund badly wounded in fanny about three
miles from bis residence. He had received deep cut
across the temple and beside this wonnd his body
badly bfnised. place in the road near by bore owl
dences Of having been the of struggle
There IL little doubt that Mr. Wood was attacked In
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AZ lSHrsAN soN.-Mrs. Ann Norrett n hard. york
Ia sad respectable who lives IN Newak .rscv
tfy sPpeIsd before iscodei Bedford yesrrday and
made pl'in naast Der Char who she alle. In
eoDDh,d violent assault and battery her strhns her la
he mouth hs1ns ,one Of her Teeth and otherwise purBs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
FoUHD Drowned. Coroner Schirmer held AN

que yesterday the body ofan man, who was found
drowned the foot Of Clinton street Eat River Deceased
evidently Aborer lie 1--WE feet inches In hight
built and had sandy hair and whks verdict of Supposed
downing rendered
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IAdverti. ement.
Millions of Bottles

Millions Of Bottles of Mira. WINsL0w's SOOTH-
INC smup used evcy year In the United State, fos
Children reething 9TH failing Relief imme
diste snd certain. Only rs cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

DnNoSD REEF.-In the proceedings of the Com
mon Council last evening it stated that three
tOurths Of Ils reef had been removed and that the
remainder soon would be. So far, 30 good. There is
an appropriation of 100000 ia the tax levy to remove
COenties Reef. Why not proposals advertised TO
do l.. there responsible parties ready 70 under.
take il al once, and who do not wish any payment until
Ee work 10 done accordngt 70 contract G.w.B.
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SPECIAL TERMS OF THE SUPREME CoURr.-The
days designated for the Special Terms Of the Supreme
Court are Thursday, April &c, at OF o'clock, a M,
Monday, April 80, and Thursday, May 8. No other
terms will be held than those above designated until
the first Monday in May.
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ssw.roRK CLASSIFICATION

CorFEEThs .sles are .nal, embracing % bass Of g.
nunn 2l ordinary Lasuayri AZ lic IS Ceylon
At lIe 40. ; Rio "a, lis leo mats Java at l5lc
CoPPER-Rs fined ngot is inac,ive sales o. $4,000 10 Mime
DRuos AND DYES Sale, OF $50 ksss Bcarb Soda at Dc,
cash =.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Inquiry for Western aud state
Flour very active, IN part speculative and notice limited
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the read, struck sensels's and robbed. His pockets
vera found to have beeu iited, and bis clothes torn
peary off. He was sober industrious man, much
esitemsd in the Deghborhood exossdagy doubt
Tul II he RECEIVERS from his wounds. Every exsrtoD 10
being made by tbe an horiies Of Richmond County 70
detect tho persons who committed the assault.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RsPosrKp PoR THa N. Y. TRppsH
TUESDAY. April 20, 1869.
AsHES-A fir demsnd for both Kinds and The ma,iet IL
steady sales OF 10 bbls f5 rs foe Potts. and IS 6 for
Pears
coTToNThS demand is moderate, prices steady We
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nIsIAruRB ALhAsAo

ALhAHAo
e1n--Res.... e06f sets 6:i9 Aoon-seis. .li:H
Sandy Book. 10 81 Gov Island. ..I:4l HeTGate. In
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Total b. III Rouse. Apra Al0s21 bbs reuy, SIS d.
Nesi 6s% bush Corn, 10 031 DO Js Los do Wbei
1893 pks Provisions l5 do. Ashes, 100 b5ls WHISKY, sA
fass Sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
BuRGL AIRY. Early Yesterday morr;n, ,ba o,o,h,

store Of John McCann No 3 avenue va, at
by burglars nd goods consisting Of Eo Iots
kDis underclohine add other ces va uei Al so len N
clue has been ob.ainod to ;he thlsyes ' '''
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Advertisement.

DR.. SWEETS lSfAILIBLE LINIMRNT cures
Burns and Scsldt edis'ey DE-. SWEETS IsYALBLR LIS
znT IL the best known RENE iy for Sprsus and Bruises
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DANGEROUS AssAULT.-A man named John HAadey
was taken Justice yesterday charged with having
M p Schneider the bead with stone mhicng
DANGEROUS wound he was held for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

DEATH OF WELLKsowN CITIzEs.-hr Ralph
Msbone citizen Of Brooklyn died 1t Cansre on
the 23d inst where he paying visit to friend lie va
about IS yeaIs Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

TwESTY-sEcosD WARD CAMPAIGN CLUB.-The
second meeting of this club which is composed of Re-
publicans adheing to the Philadelphia platform, some
stray Americans, Irshmen, Germans, and number of
persons Wbggisbly inclined was held last night ut No.
62i Eighth avenue, the Secretary, Mr. Alfred Lancas
ter presiding. The roll books were opeued and from
40 10 so pew names registered making the total
membership upward OF CO. ater VIII ch the meeting ad
ourped for week, with the intention of continuing
to bold weekly meetings until Fremont Seward, or
other Free Soil Pres dent shall have been elected
Subsequent to adjournment the German Republican
Association OF this Ward held a meeting in tie same
room, and passed resolutions condemnatory of the
Syracuse Convention IN reiosing TO appoint any Ger.
man candidates TO the Chicago Convention they being
of the opinion that the numbers in this state should
command greater respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

REsIGSED.-On the 18th instant, Mr. Amos Pils-
bury, one of the newly appointed Police Commission
ers cent in biz resiguaonto the Governor. The latter
in reply, while regeDg that Mr. pilsbury should feel
called upon to take this step accepted the resignation,
and signifed his intention to gil the vacancy at his
earliest convenience. II is understood that Mr.. Pie
bury resigns fer the reason that he now receives q
salary of $4,000 per year as Warden Of the Albany
Penitentary, which position he would be obliged to
resign if he consented TO act Police Commissioner, at
- coo per snnum. The fact that he was not elected
President Of the Board of Com missioners undoubtedly
had some weight in indocg Dir. Pisbury TO take this
course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

LIFT IN a HAcE.-Between Q and 10 p. m. on Mon
day evening, Officer Josiug Of the Fourth Precinct
was hailed in Chatham square by Hickman No 80 80,
who told him that box had boen left in his hack, and
asked him to take charge of it. Dir. Josng took the
box to the Station House, and on examination ii was
found to contain the body of child apparently still.
born. Coroner Gamble held an inquest yesterday and
a verdict was rendered to that effect It was then
given in charge to Mr Kellogg for burial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

ALLEGED FRAUDS iron WEsTERs And SOUTH
WEsrERs LIFE Insurance CoHPAsIEs.-For several
weeks past rumors have Obtained currency tba frauds
10 an immense extent have been attempted upon GER
tain Western and South Western Life Insurance Com
pabes s an organized gang Of adroit s1pdle's, whose
headquarters have yariousy been in Boston, Paadei-
phia, Brooklyn, and New. York, and whose intended
exploits had they been successful would have realized
for the seoupdes Thousands upon thousands oil dollars
reaching maximum infinitely greater than that proved
spspst DR.. Palmer, The posoner, who a few years
,pce was executed IN England for the murder OF young
Cooke of sporting and turf celebrity. The facts 10 con-
nsction with these fraudulent operations have, for
soms reasons best known to the Detective force and
the lawyers engaged in their unraveling, been care
fully concealed from the public ear, bat it Is nov prob
able that they viii soon be disclosed in all their enor-
nifty sld the almost fabulous said 10 surround
them. A commission has reached New York for the
purpose of taking dispositions on behalf of the several
ncorporations whose interests are at stake in the
premises, and the investigation will probably be con-
meDced ut the Office Of the Commissioner Wednes-
day OF Thursday next Mr.. John Tomas Of Brooklyn,
who was prominent attorney and agent for the de-
PENDANT in the Carstang and Suaw breach of-promse
case is engaged as one of the counsel for the Insurance.
Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

NEW REFORMED DUrcH CHUHcH.-To night the
chapel designed 10 be occupied by the Pfospset-dl
Reformed Duteh Church. and located on the Third
avenue, between Eighty seventh and Eighty-eigb'h
streets. viii be dediea,ed with appropriate services
including a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Thos. f. Vsrmys'
The congregation who are to occupy this chapel wiz
ere or e. erect ststeer and more comuodious sdia'e
bu, have completed the present budiny for their place
OF worship while they are gathering strength and nan
bers. II will seat about three hundred people, and ID
neatly and tsstsfally adapted to its purpose.
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Steamship Tennessee Lawess, NewOreans days 4ad 9
a. Of Jupiter LsSt psed bah yohn Marin bound u.
All rs oil HstteIas sisnaled bark Oar Union, bond
s. Mchi Son sunday ga Gas a. n exchanged signals
with :paI''i. McetsO@e 2Sd s Il miles n = from
30 niles W. from Sspe Sasera'' exchanged signals vita
Steamship lily Of baltimore Br) Petrie Liverpool April H.
via Queen,tow pri ", mdse: and pass TO j. Dale.
steamship Roanoke, Couch Norfolk, &c. mdse and psss to
Steamship Mount Vernon Lsyh-d Savannah IS hoar' d''
Bah r. PeDei,,oa To- seT.pOr. Simpson Trniisd Cubs.
Apn sugar, 3c TO p Buck Co. Sailed ia company with
bark C.horIs days Mopte3ido cisrfussos Aph
10 lsi q rs Lon ~ 40 ,sw .hig rAi.nsnt steering W.
dscese P.rnsneuco and dSys from HamPss ROad sssr
Bsk suns Hamilton Was. CArenas 10 days sua. and no
Brig GssOa or, of ST. Johns. n F Psndsrya.s oisnus
he. Ii. bearing N w miles spoke saip sTnisdis
SER Kse CBrl McDop.id Humaoos p R., via Charlotte
town. days. where she put in In distress before re-
sehr Iceland Morris. Windsor n. s., u days plaster 70
shI Anna sheppard tot BroOkh.ven ovsrtOD Bsrassa II
days, fruit to Tbos Gim.rtin
Ger D. BsIncrd Ellwer st. George, Me- Jays atone 70
scSr spokan L,uphssr NOrwsh days, IN ballast
seh i. III sia i"t J, fal.s Portland days stone
ssS nsSS: srRS day sss. % m..
sehr. COnisa Fo,, WGd, Virginia Gays oysters
sioop w. H. sowsn, sioSsTOn. PTSvldsncs day.. md.e 10
master
Steamer Poomsks Arey, NewBedfora mdse. and psss 70
Joseph Allen. -
st.smer New London Smith, EewLondon p.d,e. to T. H.
X, ckwen
Steamer Ospray Kenney Providence mdse 10 sAac oden
Steamer fensun, Williams Providence mde TO isase OSet
BELOW-Bnks weaher Gage, from Rio JAneiro; Cssco
McFean, om Tnlsad Cuba; bis Kate Kestins nom Wed
Irdiss, julie Bsloek, nom %. Ai,o one bah.
sAILED-Seanirbip Jamestown, Tor Norfolk se ship n
O. Ba,p,y Tor ApslSohcoa bss Superb tNerwesan iss
AntweP
wIND-Ihh morning from N. w, fsshi daring the a-r
N. N. W, and fresh.
The hin Will Henry The sma altnee Dos M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

CHARGE OF BIGANY.-Thomss Lee, laborer, en-
tered into on arrangement to leave the city with CshaIoe Blsn
an Irish domestic when they about 70 step ABOARD
Eorb River stcambos Mary Ann Lee of No 10 Henry street.
appeared Of excitement and charged Lee with
Gssv Sb Insisted that be had married the Brennan
the latter denied Officer Ropes Of the Steab oa Squad
arrested Lee who subsequently taken before Justice Con
Benan was sent the House Of Detention as witness Lee
and bis wife have not lived together for some yea p"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Mary Van kamp, resident
Of Brooklyn attempted to commit suicide yesterday al
ternoon by jumping of the bridge at the fa.on fey'
The eause Of her rash attempt to take her lie was on
account of some difficulty she had with her husband
Officers Perkins and Reynod Of the Second Pfeclnct
succeeded in 1escuing her from watery grave, aud
conveyed her to the StatiOn-iiouse where she was
properly cared for.
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The great market for beef Cattle held weekly in Forty
fourth street, opened ths mornioe with about three
thousand head of bulocks in sOe pens. Tue gen.
trsl disposition the part Of the cattle BROKERS' ana
particularly Of these tho had bought stock on specaa-
tion was TO advance the rates eaFreni last week about
half cent net pound, and ut that we think good
MANY Of the fret sales were affected. The trade then
toward noon grew slack, snd statesmen manifssting
greater willingness meet the buyers, prizes began 70
settle down toward the rates Of lat week. particularly
for the best of the stock such sold at aboa S9l
cents net pound.
The medium and iofeIijr grades continued to sell
little better than lat week, up TO noon, when IA arm
val of % car loads by the Hacson River Road knocked
prices down TO about the level a week ago. Dorine
the afternoon the market cold not be said 10 be very
lively. Though fair prop ortion Of the stock was sold
good supply OF al left for the salss OF tae
second day. with fair prospects of little increase Of
the supply and no variation of prices from those cur
rent 10 day and last Wednesday; that is, 9e9sc. g
pound Tor the best with very few extra at lOc and
72sIc. for the 10 yer grades
great many good fair blllocks for retail butchers
have sold to-day and will sell tomorrow, at about
cents net pound. The general quality of the s:oes
in market this week is pretty good-the Western cat
, tie are nearly al fat though somewhat coafse Ou
report Of the market which viii bs made up complete
tomorrow will contain, usual, the most full ant
complete information for all parties Interested IN thu
great trade which amounts for besfcate alone owe
$40 GEO COO year. There Is not the least prospect
any cons deIable rise in the price of ballocks thi
Spring, and if butchers will accept, OF reasonable
profit, everybody can afford to eat roast beef
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kind Of Sand bedding, ia some oAses m'"e ~.
poor ms,eii,l Of trspee. and fr'q"'p'S 's'' $50
mens when fnh.d 10 very nnsven e'"'S ,,'.,
Wight ess1y have been avoided VITA NV
Accordingly, both the inspectors OF 'ne p'p'..u'n
whose dn,y il is % look after the eonTs''o'e' 1"'
tha. they do thsir work properly, and the
tnemselves, were summoned 10 appear - ''f'1in
hour yesterday morning, at the 0ih'e oil the oomuS-
,era, in the Rosunca, and give any gooo reason ior
deparipe from the specifications, il SUCH they nsd'
They came and the former were informed ths'h 'ney
aid pos make the contractors perform their duty, they
thould ali be dismissed. The Contractors were told II
they did not do their work well, whether the lnspec'
tors minded their bGsiness not, they could not get
their pay as the city could not consent 70 90 chsatsd
Alter which, they were told to depart and make an
other trial.