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The New York herald., 1869-02-26
ARRIVALS.
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REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
r vs % ds d.s rsr an & hs ns gss
From lsh continual heavy gales from i6e
sS sss sSns q %:: y
sandy Hook Inman upposcd the Eina,,
steamship Zodiac, Nickerson, Port au Prince via Co
naves reo ~ with coffee snd oswood 70 Robert Murray,
steamship isaac Bell Bourne Richmond City Point
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, 10 The Old Dominion
steam'np Glsucus. Walden Boston, with mdse to wmP
Ship wenningon SBr,, rdmarsh, Calcutta Sept ls, and
Sand H,sss % s ss1 with %a,s 70 Roy % ps.sd Gspe Of
rSw spoke bark Francis, hence for san Francisco ~
Calcutta 81 2..e. P.Ts%poss S sa.ssr csS.,s
caps Good Hope Jan SsIn.ndo SeTohs soh, crossed
o W brig ro%psia: s steering sw HAD
with fruit, 70 L.wrsncs Ole. Co. Had moderate weather
BARK Minnie Campbell Burns, Leghorn Nov %, with mar
saIK star kinF, crosseneck Marsele., se days, with
mdse, 70 James Henry. Had iigh, winds and moderate
with mdss % Cayiu. De Ruyte Co. Had light winds
and M ,siet iox sss .. ss, ss. sdsss x., q
sugar 20 Alexander Son. Had hne weather the whole
gsIt Ir%. !r, cSmmIn. s.sas 70 day. With pFsr %
sailed sc@Rsay Sfls, Essex, Boston, and
srs Nose: Day, PSn.a.lph., Loud Ixe,.Ins, 81 DAY..
William % from from ms.sias a do
Brig Mcintyre of Boston,, Haske Ceniuegos ~ days,
with sugar, TO master.
Brig Diadsm IBrj Farquhsr, Guantanamo ~ days. with
sugar. 70 Moses Taylor. Had heavy weather.
Brig Mary Stewart of Bangor Adams Mstanzas 10 days.
"s a soss Sss Ss Rose s d. with
molssscs, 10 order.
schr (Br) Kcndrck Palermo 50 days. and ~
days from Gibraltar with fruit TO Ward Co. TO
ssy s rss Il q as,s s ss. Ms
vesta MOI from Liverpool for Philadelphia 23d LAT 80 a.
York
schr I'd DerIart Low, 3. Marc (BaytD 10 days, with
logwood . Lewis, OF Boson weasel 70 Is Wen.
berg Had light winds and moderate weather entire pas
cbr Kelly to Calais, Reed, Manzanfs, II days, with
schr Yankee Doodle Pisbury, Philadelphia Bridge
port.
sshr Tho. Rogers, Young, Georges Banks, wan habu
10 II e Rogers
schr Carrie Rich, Rich Provinceown.
schr Gen Scott Cobb, Provncetown for Virginia.
bchr = "a Bsrnes, avery, New Haven.
kcAr VIM a Murreli, Burger, New Haven.
schr Spec well, Hamilton, New Haven Tor Virrinia.
SsDI II COiips NH New Haven for Philadelphia
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In relation TO the pilots Of He'll Gate.

In relation 10 the pilots Of Hell Gate.
Incorporating The Workingwoman's National As
ISOLATION.
Incorporating the National Stock Insurance CON-
pany Of New York.
TO confirm the ofiical acts OF the Supervisors OF
New YORK and Westchester.
Authorizing the completion OF Riverside avenue, at
Y0nkers.
To alter the commissioners MAD Of Brooklyn In
the laving out OF Union avenue.
To amend the charter OF Brooklyn in regard to the
IRE limits OF the city OF Brooklyn
To regulate the leasing Of stands aud stalls In the
pubic markets OF New York.
To enable the New York Elevator Company to COM
plete Its organization.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Continuing Filth avenue, city OF Brooklyn, to At
lantic avenue
Conferrtng certain additional powers upon the
University OF the city OF New York.
To amend the act establishing fire limits and for
the more enectual prevention Of fires in Brooklyn,
passed in 1885,
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. RAY moved reconsideration of the vote taken
yesterday on the resolution to reduce the toll on
coal gong from tide water, which was carried by
vote OF 50 to 80.
Mr. MILLER moved to amend, recommending the
alteration OF the tariff laws to admit coal used
for domestic purposes free from duty, which
ried.
Mr.. JACOBS moved that the Canal Board be recon-
mended to reduce the tolls on -four, wheat corn and
rye going east.
Pending the resolution the House adjourned
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
THE DEMILT LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

The ninth anniversary OF this society," which claims
to be the Oldest Of the kind In the CITY, was cee.
brated last night at Dodw0rth Hall, the President
Mr. J. j. Scally, presiding. The house was crowded.
seats standing room and all. There seemed to be q
good deal OF interest felt In the fortunes OF the 80
cety, and that probably accounts for It's annual
longevity, on which its members pride themselves
not little. Organized the 14th OF February, ls60
it has held meeting Saturday night OF each week
ever since. The present place OF meeting Is
No. 81 Crosby street, where the members
have room offered them gratis by the
courtesy Of the General Society Of Mechanics
embraced the usual variety of essays oratlons rec
tations and music-vocal and instrumental
ally met with on such occasions. The exercises
were opened with an overture, madetup OF operatic
selections by Professor Z. A. Hill, who PLAYED the
piano exceedingly well. 1t would be doing no injus-
ing was much the best part OF the entertainment. as
might have been expected, he being expert, the
others beng but tyros In the parts they undertook.
made brief statement Of the objects of the society,"
the degree Of success IL had attained, and con-
GUIDED with an invitation 1,, 70 all young men who felt
ballad by Mr.. w. Mclean, which was the
next thing In order, would have been more ac-
ceptabe had the young man been little better up
In his part J. H. Butler recited poem entitled
s.5cott and the veterann which was tolerably wen
done after he got over his initial mouthings. Miss
M Haggerty sang q ballad. and was encored OF
singers are unless they break down In the
first effort. ''fhe New Rome' afforded Mr. A. l..
schwartz an opportunity for q historic parallel.
which he drew between the Seven-Hilled City and
America-the "New Romer AZ he called Il. Il was
an average schoolboy performance. Sara Collins
didn't sing comic song 'in character, as an
nounced, but instead another young lady sang
pleasant enough dtiy and was encored Then FOL.
lowed Mr.. l.. +. O'Bryan, who presented the
audience with an grafton on intellectual culture.
After another song by Miss Haggerty, then came
discussion OF the question, "1s IT beneficial for
young men to engage In politics ~ Mr.. q. r. Lang
ben, IN half hour speech, tried to dem monstrate
that II was and succeeded in the minds Of many.
The opposite view was maintained by another half
hour speech by Mr.. n. p. MITCHELL Both sides were
discussed creditably. An Grafton on "Peace- by
roi and few more songs concluded the entertain
ment. The EFFORTS OF the members OF the society," II
not praiseworthy In themselves, were com,nendable
In that tney were attempts, and ones either
some OF them, at higher culture.
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s sss S'ssa SHs1
sallsd.stsamsr aoClsas: ship Napier; bark Canada;
Arrived, ship Josiah Hale Novel;, Calcutta; brig
s Berry bradley from fs sss
Bro~n basnos Ayss s La~rssss Br s,ssd Dsmssrsrss
Sosnd Cen Ssass
Cleared. Mary Luns Brown, Boston; Margaret.
sasEE s41kE 1s . .aE sss .sAr Keeling.
e. :s g e. S Or , sh. H,ns
r'Sa I've S II steamship r Partridge
bark r::os sergss,s Lsy:reoS sob,
si 5ass T. ss.ss ss e. S.sels A' Frank h
bark Annie Gray CHM. MArssss for
NEW oRLEANss FsS Cleared assm.hig. 0Sr.ss.
Bsnse Bsa 90 I Havana CUBA DaisIa Ba%or:
o.nss
HSSsSs asgs: s:s :, ;sss
Ss JAms sas asp sna sonard Bonie
Han Providence for ssx oesns; Amo. FsfsaDurs, TyT
ifI 90
sas % for do soop Bscksons stnrgss do for DO
s:H::s ais; pisss snail daaiss' h.ia; ana ssgs:s
sayannah; Abbie Burslev, Parker, do for Philadelphia
h' "A schr @ra%ps,ho % wardws from FAN
NEW LONDON, Feb 24-Arrived, schrs Onward, Nan.
tnckes for NYork Waterman, Newport for DO nndins.
violence for do; ysndalia, do for Baltimore.
Saled-schr Newcomb Norfolk.
cs S ssy 5 %As om Gs
bile Just arrived Fanny Fern Saunders from pen.acoa
on the bar lsth schr Cady, from Boston,
Sailed i4th schrs Agnes Kenyon, Pensacola; Russes
PENSACOLA, Feb ls-Cleared bark Castor Nor, schros.
Ii port 18TH brig Fannie JENNINGS Noble for NYork.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 25-Arrved steamer Marmion.
Crowell Boston. Below brigs Atavea, from Maanzasi
PORTLAND Feb 22-ArrIved, schrs George Albert NC,
Donald Belfast for Wilmington, NC; Mary Rdeout Lord,
2lth-Cearcd bark Horton Rhoades Matanzas; schrs
Montana, Parker and Alaska, Roud Baltimore Mary Ire
land Adams Phladeighis; Mary Augusta LORD NYors
Larabee Carlisle Cardenas schrs Harriet Fuller, Warda
NYork Clara Sawyer, SAWYER, Charleston.
zabehport Louisa, Maonev, 81 John NIB, Phadephis
PROvIDENCE Feb 2-Arrived, schr Joseph Baxter Bax-
ter Osborne's Landing Va; sloop Agent Chadwick Port
sailed-Brig Alice Putnam, Atwood, Matanzas schrs
spencer Smith, Philadelphia Crescent Lodge, HATCH New
SAVANNAH, Feb a5-Arrived, schr Donna Anna, Chase.
cleared Steamship Herman Livingston, chessmsn, New
SALEM FEB a2-saled, schrs D Newcomb Higgins,
wiLMINGToN Nc. Feb ss-Arrved, schrs H stockhasn,
Cordery; Thos Booz, somers; Kirk Burnett, and
WOODS HOLE Feb Si-saled. schr Mary Haskell, Bar
bour. Boston for Charleston
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CONNECTICUT.
New Haven,

PRAYER FOR CoLLEGEs-Yesterday was observed
as day OF prayer for the colleges. At noon q
Union prayer meeting, which was well attended,
was held at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms, and services having reference to the object
were conducted Tor an hour. In the evening apprO-
pirate services were held at the Third church.
There were also meetings at the college in the morn
ing and afternoon.
KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs-Tuesday evening, at Har-
mony Hall, new lodge Of the order OF the Knights
ofPythias was organized with about forty members
The lodge is called Schiller Lodge, No. and it
composed mostly Of Germans. The following were
elected Past Chancellors and Representatives Of
the Grand Lodge:-Colonel George A. Basserman
Louis Feldman, Paul Roessler and Maier Yunder
This order has increased very rapidly since the first
lodge was Instituted IN TINS city. There are now
hve lodges in the county, f0ur OF which are In the
town or New Haven
IrEMs.-Yesterday the Republican Senatorial Con-
venton for the Sixth district met In Hemingway's
Hall, in Fair Haven, ana nominated Mr.. Samuel w.
Dudley, OF North Guilford, as a candidate for the
State Senate. Mr.. Dudley was member of the
State House OF Representatives IN 1S5S 1851, 1868
and 1865.
Eli S. Quintard, for twenty-one years the assist
ant superintendent Of the New York and New haven
Railroad, has been appointed superintendent OF
the Cincinnati. Sandusky and Columbus Railroad.
A line OF stages has Just been established between
New Haven an East Haven.
The United States District Court adjourned yester
day until the Sth OF March. During its three days
session two cases were heard and six persons natu-
raized.
Westp0rt.
BURGLARY.-On Tuesday night last the dwelling
house Of Major Burwel in Westport, was entered by
burglars and pretty thoroughly overhauled. They
gained entrance by unlocking the front door, and
collected quantity Of clothing and about nifty dol
lars IN money. A part OF the money was taken from
the pocketbook Of . son Of Mr.. Burwell who was
sleeping in bedroom on the first moor, The pocket
book was IN his trOwsers pocket, and the
garments were within Q few feet OF the bed,
so that the robbers must have come very
close to him to get the plunder. Among the
goods stolen were two valuable coats, and large
bundle OF less valuable articles was found the
fence the next morning, where It had probably been
dropped by the robbers, as too bulky, OF liable to
excite suspicion. No clue exists to the perpetrators
Of the robbery, but from all the circumstances 1t
seems quite probable that they may be the same
gang who operated SO unsuccessfully in Bridgeport
on Monday night last
Port Chester.
HIGH-HANDED OuTRAGE.-James Simons, while
going home from Port Chester, was attacked on
King street last Thursday by two Irshmen, who
beat him and ran OF with his team, heavily loaded
wagon. The team was rescued by Messrs. A. J. and
w. +. Peck, and the scamps arrested and held to
bail under $500 each. n
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CLEARED.

Steamship Bremen tNG,, Lcis. Bremen via soushamp-
ton-Oelrichs 4 Co.
stesmship Moro Castle, Adams Havana and Nassau
Atlantic Mall Steamship Co.
Steamship Gen Barnss, Morton, savsnnah-Livinssron
For Co.
Steamship saragossa, Baxter, Charleston-A Leary.
s,eamship Saratoga, Alexander Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-N l. McCready.
Steamship Chesapeake. Bragg. Portland-J r Ames-
Steamahir Nereua. Bearse Boston--W p Clvdc
ship Seminole, Holmes, San Francisco-sutton 4 Co.
Ship Nautilus, Hagar, London--C Wright Co.
Ruger Bros.
Bark John Grinln, Downey, Havana Ward 4 Co.
Brig Virginia, Johnstone, 81 Pierre tMarsinque)s Rey
nal Son.
Brig Eliza Thomson, Dill, Ponce, PR-L W p Arm
strong.
Brig Meteor. Carver, Matanzss-wash Carver
schr Riccsrdo Barros, Newton St Pierre Msrtinque)H
vatabe \ Son.
schr Hattie Ross ulrich Cardenas-Mnrer Ifoughton
Schr May Munroe, Munroe, Key West-C II Mallory Co.
schr Bramhsil, Stout, savAnnah-N L McCready 4
Co.
schr Gen Banks, Fitzgerald Savannah Bentley, Miller
Thomas.
schr Ben Oliver. Oliver, NorfoIkc Staples.
schr L Adkins, Rev, Accomac, Va.
schr Lyon, Lyon, Bstimore-Bsker 4 Dayton.
schr Caroline Hall, yickars, Phiadelphia-N Wonder
smith.
schr Little Charley, Reeves New Haven-G X Racket
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. The Fare on CITY Railroads.

An anonymous correspondent, signing himself
zone OF the People, asserts II a. fact that, at
secret meeting Of some gentlemen interested in
brooklyn city railroads, II had been agreed to raise
Iunn OF nall million dollars, ITO be used IN
vurIng .he Passage Of an act by the Legislature 70
incrsase 'e lare on city railroads In New ork and
Brooklyn 20 eight cents for each passenger carried
iboupn paIey possible that II may succeed IL ~ stu
pr0Daoe that we greedy graspiDg spirit OF the horse
Iaiiolu vOhpaules 10 lne two cities MAY cOntem-
plate such movement; but tnat they should have
gone to the extent vi te snn alleged by Zone OF tbe
fcVpie Y w ~ JaehaVca an cxaSscrat.Cn.
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Our City EVENING Schools.

"a Lover OF Lesrning'' complains that the city
evening schools are about to DC closed. After pras.
ing the good these schools have been the means OF
erecting he insists upon the necessity Of keeping
them open throughout the year, since they ca.
pable OF doing much good. A gentleman, says
our correspondent remarked In one OF our
evening schools, In q speech he mace the
other day, that the certificates they were
about To distribute 10 those only that attended regu
lariy cost 100000, and "A Lover Of Learning very
properly suggests why Issue such costly certificates
AZ all, az u would be much better to appropriate tho
money 70 keep the evening schools open
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
Weather Along the Coast
PORT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUARY rs, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purser Of Vessels arriving this port win
please deliver all packages intended for ths HERALD
regularly authorized agents who
Yacht neet. The New York Associated Press
collect marine reports attend the delivery OF packages
win be by the following extract from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April l, 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The Office Of the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JKANNETTK II at Whitehall slip. All communications
and consgnees the Of
sells viii be forwarded free Of charge.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Protection 10 American. In Cub,.

Protection 10 Americans In Cuba.
An "Ancient Marinerr writes us from Lancaster
Ohio, suggesting that in the present state OF arrs
10 Cuba our government should at once despatch
thtner one OF our formidable double turretted mon.
itors, which would be match for the Spanish YES
and exf0rt respect for American citizens BIZ her
presence alone while our wooden vessels are only
on surerance In a semi-hostie port like Havana
The suggestion is proper at this time, and the au
tlIOritlcs should make note OF IL.
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY &C. lses-TRPLE SHEET

Schr Doughty, Duke, Stamford.
Schr Dart, johnson, Stamford.
6chr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobble, Stamford.
schr John Warren, McGar, Cold Spring.
Schr y foumsns, GIlderslerve, Cold Spring
achr Racer, Howard, Cold spring.
Schr c Downing, Mott, Glenwood.
Schr Sharpshooter, Estell, Huntington.
Schr Almlra. Earle, Glen Cove
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The Young Mems Guard.

the uptown" fashionables who collected at the
NATIONAL Assembly Rooms, In West Forty.fourth
stree', last evening, made mp one OF the oldest
groups IN mask that has been seen In upper New
York curing the season. There is one advantage at
least In the masquerade as understood bv such 4,
gathering this--that the youths cannot onlv nlav
their pranks undeected, but also NyIIl down as
much lager az one vessel can safely carry with.
his neighbors. Tie Cnoctaw, with hs Iuxu.
rant tut OF feathers, toasted 10 Frankfort
and Hanover, whiie the ungallant Romeo nopnoD.
picked IN 1is long aDs' zee. Hanacsrts and wheel
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barrows were advertised ut the doors for the accom-
notation OF guests; but the committee surely did
not mean that anybody would test the capacity OF
bis stoma to such extent thar his pedals would
become unequal 70 the task OF propelng HIM. The
there grim visor gaped at the crowd below. When
the promenade commenced the leader OF the orches-
ira must have been short sighted or he would have
satisfaction or the young boods In the fore
most lines. Several members OF this association
must have received sting nom locust some time
or another ior the unenviable H. P's were unmerci-
fully caricatured Looking at the motley throng In
the whirgig OF what was termed the "shoddylsn"
young belle in white who, with no other disguise
than the "mask OF nature,n swept along through
unraveed the thread delightfully."- by emerging az
last ON the outer border and leaving wide space
between her and the dusky crowd sne nad passed
through without ray being dimmed in that bright
countenance.
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
SAILED.

Steamships Bremen, Bremen MORO Castle, Havana; Gen
BaInes, Savannah saragossa Chaeston Saratoga, Nor
folk, Ac.
Wind at sunset sW, light.
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The Hohoken Young Mems socIable.

The masquerade ball given last evening at Busch's
Hotel, Hoboken, by the Young Mems Social Club,
was most successful effort The hall was crowded
almost to inconvenience. The costumes were not
only numerous in their variety, but many
OF them were original. One Of the most
conspicuous was the veritable tunic with
stripes and nounces that has made thousa nds
familiar with the character OF HuInpty Dumpty.
During the night o poem was read embracing lew
topics OF ephemeral interest and weighing In the
balance the leading Journals of New York city. The
reading of this production was received with ap-
pause and seemed to take the company by surprise.
Several prominent citizens of Hoboken and nearly
all the city officials were present. The night was
the hour when people ordinarily grow heavy and IN
cline to retirement.
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The association OF ladies' descended from the race
OF Esther, founded for benevolent purposes and
banded under the title or the Ceres Frsuenverein.w
gave the seventh anniversary masquerade last even
Ing, In commemoraton OF the birth OF the organIza-
ton and OF the feast Of Purim, at the Germania As
sembly Rooms The occasion was one OF unaoycd
mirth. The committee 10 whom the arrange
ments were entrusted, composed OF Mcssrs. NJ. Zern
IHmanD, w. 1eschner and 8. Hrschmann, dressed
a. the court guard OF Catharne OF Russia, were un-
hrng In their efforts to render the AFFAIR interesting
ana successful In the highest degree. ON the foor
ol the pretty ballroom was one OF the happIest
CROWDS imaginable clad In every style OF picturesque
anu iaughaDle costume. Butchers duibDled with
neeuy knliegrinders about the price Of work and
the queen OF Night We'd with the Grand Duchess in
an enort 70 captivate Brother Jonathan. Fun and
!foic reigned supreme, and not until the gray lines
Ia the east appeared did the Jolly party separate
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
Purim ball Of the Actual Literary and Dra-
matte Association.

The Actual Literary and Dramatic Association
gave Purim ball last night at Irving Hall. King
Carnival deigned to visit the gathering and to show
himself and his followers upon the noor. The
happy monarch had made known his intention OF
being present to some Of his loyal subjects belong
ing to the association, and as a consequence due
pr eparation mad been made to give him greeting
such should be In every respect equal to the exi
gencies Of the occasion The walls OF the hall which
vas TO be improvised into a courtroom were
not decorated with any carnivalistlc devices
but the noor was crowded with characters
clothed In various dresses OF the brightest hues and
most varied cuts and styles. The abandon usual at
gatherings held under the auspices OF the merry
monarch prevailed, and the fun was fast and furi-
Gus. To enunerate all the grotesque characters
would be work OF impossioility, generally were
fancy dresses worn. Mephstopheles paid his atten-
tlon TO Queen OF the Night, the Irishman danced
with the negress, the clown with the Quakeress aud
all sorts Of opposites met In company In the happy
dance. The music was under the charge OF wallace.
and TO the strains OF all the popular tunes the
flying feet chased away the neetipg time. By mid
night the floor was well filled and the fun was fast
and furious nor did the festivities flag until the pro-
pramme was exhausted and II time TO leave the
hall. Aessrs. Lindenborn, :. Goldsmith and J. :.
Abrahamson had charge OF the arrangements. and
tney executed their work In very clever manner.
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different states No publicity. No charge TIL divorce
obtained ADVICE fres Also Notary Public and Commits
FL KING, Counsellor at Law, 1853 Broadway.
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for New York.-. This Day.
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$40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
manufacture and have constantly hand for SALE weigh
Lock, Ralread Track, Hay, Coal, Cattle Warehouse and
every variety Of smaller Scales
No Scale before the public possesses the sensveness aim
piciiy, rGdy, accuracy durability compacneas, facility
Of adjustment and aaapabIy any location
"'~' ''''"S SAMPSON coMRrSArtoS
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nR. J. H. sCHENCK, OF PHILADELPHIA, WILL BE
day, March from A. N. to r. M a. his rooms, % Bond
street.
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A DRAWINGS
"A Missouri and Kentucky State lotteries.
MIssoURI-RxInA CLASS gl7, rEDRUAgY % 1852
aissoSs@osass @ - T. sis u irssuasl ~ n e. s. 49, H.
49, II " s. sa 70 a. 3 aa - sus, II Is S ssa
o., q, 60 81, n, e A 40 H. a e, sc, 90 aa
IS, 8 Y, %, q, Is, ss, g. a.. 7st q, q.
Information furnished In the above and also Royal Havana
Lotteries CLUTE Broker 200 Broadway and ls3 Full
ton street.
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T OoK OUT FOR THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
LOOK OUT FOR THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
LOOK OUT F0R THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
LOOK OFT FOR THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
LOOK OUT FOK THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON
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