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FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
s sHS 6. fis e: sSs:
Il; Sss K: - q; 8: $ 81
will z S A * qs 's s
sS's ss:s ss: ssiass $ s
%a d ssr he he above adiSs VIII 6e
10 persons entering their who do intend
saSas
Entrance. made ali Information given By the subscriber
% Sx's s. ssss to @ s. % 9. .s.; r
tn. United State; ~ BEiI;5 Sf'sh
June June . ls,h. is'a * miles from HobOksa Ferry.
- BOARDING.
T'o LET, WITH BoARD.-Two handsomsly furnished lss
u and s table supplied the best Style Please enquire
MADISON HOUSE, SOUTH BROOKLYN, L. /.
SITUATE No. A1.asIss Ran s1 bro9 9rP9'rr Los' ISLAND
s'Gs he ss al hs sa ssi"ss
sss sS : ss
Of A,lantic st. q. REMsEN,
r. GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desrous OF converting into
y. SUI. i 'SiSSHi % & s obtain fro"
having s s'fSs s fs The ds. fy q g.
much 70 their send for the Subscriber who will
attend them at 'si H. .ips: oss
aud at 47o Hudson st.
Clothing cleaned and repaired. n @
A line through the Post Office otherwise will receive
prompt aueation. au3i ivn~rc
GENIN'S IMPROVED MOLESKIN HAT,
FALL STY LEc
Price $3.50.
"a NOW READY, at GENlNS well-known Establish
ment, highly Improved aud pey beautiful MoLEsKIS
HAT de in close imitation o the French Hats from the
celebrated manuactors Of Paris. Having hand
so,ment Of The imported article made by Mugne gentlemen
will be enabled BY actual themselves Of
The almost cople,e identity Of IL, Iwo articles Many under
these circumstances have preferred those manufactured by the
subscriber not merely for their greater ch,aynes but pos
Fench Hats Justly admired viz -solidy Of brim
shape aud Of the Hat sprseryedseior grace and
beauty-high itistre and neatness Of trimming.
The subscriber only from his knowledge Of the article
also from the great Satisfaction of those purchased
confidently recommend them the gentlemen of New ok
being thing Of the kind manufacture
ed this country He Therefore solcits call and examination
Of their merits j. N GENIN,
- - . 2H broadway, opposite st, Paul's.
The usual full and choice assortment of Beaver Nua and
Cashmere Hats Also, full assortment Of Mems Youths
and Infants Gaps. s5 lm~rc
T,ooTH4ACHE; CURED IN ONE
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
.... IEyENISp AND gREPAREp gy

M. DE EBOUDELOQUE, MD. LISBON, PORTUGAL
'E scientific combination Of ingredients Of which those
Pills compose have made them the wonder and adm-
ration OF the world They known all Europe be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
bsss such that they must not 3 used during pregnancy
produce miscarriage IL used during that period.
The directions translated into English and envelopea
rectons have the signature of Dr. r. ELVEAU authorsed
agent for the Continent Of America
They can be transmitted by mail to any part of e United
the United 3d., sses Office y. Liberty street Greenwich
Sold in bottles at Salem street. Lettss directed 70 Dr. +.
Melveau boz "a, New York. will with immediate aten
ton. All letters must be postpaid. jy29
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SHiP SARAH AND ARsILIA Matlson master from
iy,poo-Conslgnees Of goods BY this vessel will confer
~ ~ irnu"s' Withou delay, their permits the Office of
!" Us, .pss"Drn' hOCHE, BROTHERS Co,
'"s .-----s ~ Fulton street.
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COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF
GkEAI REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
SHE CHIEF VIRTUES of the TRlCOPHEROUS, oI

: Patent Medlcated Compound,
1-In bracing. strengthening and clarifying qualities
.2-lts gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
3ls producing and reaction in the bulb
root and particularly the pulp which the vessels
and nerve, giving life and vigor TO the hair
4-lts eqnalising the circulation Of the fluids.
3s freeing the skin from the effects Of perspiration, scun
and dandruf, aud disposng the hair 70 curl.
sAnd is frequent use will preserve The hair in beauty and
health, the latest period Of lie
Gattous advice given disease connected with the hair
the Hair Cutting Rooms lag Broadway, up stairs oi
Liberty street. au3 I'm
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
FEATHERS. 4l

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
!, p,u, .pos,vnF FEAdHERS: = III LEI :. w,u. '
Goods which elegance they no rival All dealers and
will e say they will Not Leave % whpa,
themselves that the public will r deceived with Ansrcsn
% y hsSs Um ra Rue de
YENEKEAL DISEASE CURED.
sssu. and Pssdy Gono S II a5sIh5
sisad They wiiSoa confinement
as a Sss s q .s
as sx ssss a % q fGs
ss ss, % +
nfs o SOLD :Ss osy S "' VIII rts n III sSS with
as is''' INN 1 '"' T" ss Calhsri%ns % street.
A KICUL I U KAL Wa Z H y U S E,
n,o,,, is7 WATER STREET M n no.
ESSS ssHEnS SsA
@ a % Or rss rather ss wash
cese and spices aud are highly recommended By ali who
Groats Patent Graiu Cleaner and Corn Grinder new in
Rss coe. sSss 81 Sugar Mills
Woods Patent shingle Machine
attached For sale manufacturers prices au20 m*rrc
MEDICAL NOTICE.
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
have
Dr. Coopsr-Sr LAST July contracted certain private
cure ur in week continued with him two monts but
advertising doctors and each promised positively to cure
at length discovered the object Of these
the hospital where the doctors kept under course
for eight weeks throat and liberated
in all my Joints, and my body covered with ulcers was
complete skeleton the docto considered dangerous give
the hospital and by advice Of several friends placed myself
restored to perfect health. ! wish this published
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper warrants TO cure every case matter how long
standing, OF Geet Stscure and Seminal Weakness and mild
cases private maadies cured hours without interfering
with the patients habits Dr. Coopes Office, Duane street
two doors from Chatham st. No pay. aul8 lmsrc
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MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL CARD.
DOCTOR FAWCETT'6 late work ON the best mode Of
treating Constitutional Debility Impotacy. Serty, Moe
all Diseases OF the Generave Organs obtained at his OF
ce 96 Fulton street, New York-Prce ST. The Doctor con-
tnues his private consultations diseases at his old
established office ss Fulton street Country patients describing
medicine; also copy oi the work. au6 lmsrc
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that l had but a few days to live; my sister, who
was my anxious care taker, made inquiry where she
would be most likely TO obtain the most certain relief,
she was told Of Dr. Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wiid
Cherry medicine general throughout the United States,
for the Of coughs colds consumption splitting Of blood,
niaenza palpta9a Of the heart whoong cough tickling
the nervous system or IMPAIRED constitution from any cause
formed this medicine failed in the cure life was hoIeess
relief md by tile time had commenced the fifth BOTTLE
cough had left and strength much improved that
able to take the fresh and in short entirely
covered former health For cooboration Of the truth OF
the above statement you call my sister, who lives
- ISAAC MOKGAN REEVES
w. Be cautious ask for tha original Dr. SUdynes Com
pound Syrup o Wd Cherry all other preparations from this
valuable fictitious and counterfeit prepared only by Dr.
Swayne whose office the northwest of Eleventh and
Race Philadelphia Agens-Dr w. H. Milnor, corner
Of Broadway and John New York; r. A. Sands 88
Bowery, NJ York; f. b. Warner 2o5 Beecksr A. York;
Pierson HARRISON 720 Broad Newark ~ J Benjamin
Ods 278 Broad ~ il John s. HARRISON Salem Mass;
J. H. Pierce Stanwix Hall, Maiden Lane, Albany N York;
Backus Bull Troy, NJ York. spading & Harrington Wor.
SGckel Poashksersie York. r. HSldgs Buffalo York;
Posshksspss n York; O. g. Woodman vicisbuig, Miss;
H. j. Brewer, Springfield Mass; j. r Hall Co.. Boston,
Mass VIM puesbury, LOWELL Mass; JasperC Ayr, Lowell,
Mass T.. g. Hoden East Boston, Mass; Ransom Stevens
Boston. Mass; p. NJ. Cohen Co.. Charleston, s. q.
2unAe
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..'---"'-'' ''-''-e~qD

Y JOSEPH, ZIG Maiden Lane (up stas,l importer Of Eng
~ lish French and German double aud single barrel Fowl
nv and Duckng GUNS from the lowest to finest qualities
Also always hand extensive Of PISTOLS
both Double and Single Barrels embracing different kinds
including the modern Six Barrel Beyolver all Of which will
be sold lower than other house the trade Merchants and
Gun Smiths particularly requested call, previous
making their purchases, they will certainly find their
advantage. 40
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u. M. PEYSER " co.
TO TAILORS.

" j lAjLOhO.
w IL. STEINAlEIS takes leave the trade
" the second Edition OF his complete Work Cutting
Garments of description will be ready for delivery
few da;s.
~ is than since this work first intro
duced TO the as during which time has with the
highest appreciation BY the most eminent OF the profession both
Europe and America, having occurred where
y copete satisfaction has not been given to those who have
adopted its principles The book u by inches square, and
conans II elegant Diagrams representing all the styles
Of Garments with plain instructions for cutting
auch other information II the trade too nupe,ous TO detail
esLectsble who at 70 the merits Of the work
e undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Stein
.ay work compe.e in its arrangement and its practical
sither in Europe America -
p. Henry Sou; Daniel Cutter; Stats Banker Chas
CoI l.. w: lyon Co.; u. +. Homer James Daily; john
Hayiland J. II. Banker.
The above be obtained Of the author No. Iis Broadway
view YORK ana lm~ec
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BARONTO Artist in AIabaser Marble Scaglols &c from
-. Italy, respectfully invites the gentY the inhabitants
.hopkssrT bs,aa country dealers ard hs public in general
Grand and Division STREETS where he has unpacked Just
splendid assortment Of Italian and English Oaments in
Red snd various other marbles Verde d. r,9 Granite &c
Tsxzes Hebe Ewers, Etruscan Vases Candlescks Tare
Pen Trays Ink Stands Watch Cases Clock Stands Time Pie
aud Qya Vases Bottles Grous and single Dogs Tables Bas
po1noiy and Hing Vases, PAPER Weighs Ring stm,ds Gard
Boxes Snuff Boxes Amanus Painting Of Mount vesuyius Of
Boanst NC Nc. Price Of s1ices from S cents.to $500
Cleaning and repairing OF every description moderate
terms. Admission frssi ale msm
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FIVExPEE OE Mt CASH sT ORE.
asln - 10 Cedar street.
THE gUBsCRIBERS offer choice and well selected stock
actual cost Country Merchants viii find greatly % thsr a.
vantage 70 call u in order 70 ASCERTAIN the nsst value Of
siiy d.ss so n ssassssd a ted Our goods are =
hgges and the commisson charged at the loot Of hs %
call ''''''afl'B3f aBfShiNds is!IiiisS b cAswEL1 SMITH
Five Per Cent Store,
su2l lmsrc l6 Cedar street, near Pearl street.
VsAKE NOTICE-The Subscriber continues 70 practice on
e that he has for the last sn years n ne
ness that tbs human subject TO- particularly IN such
cass Of 9ng standing and appear incura he wishes
and 1. oos s SO sssd few doO
north from Broadway. 8. HEINZ, M. u.
LlTHOGKAPHY.
EiL BUSlN NESs:-Merchanis Manufscfures and Others,
Lspa.ssps Maps e Fabshe who require Illustration.
executed in the best siys and on modsrs.s TERMS
l. JONES' Lthoggphic Establi,hmsnt,
IB;.Dnwins. and Specification: for Pssais. -"
COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF.
AT THE GREAT FALLS ON THE PAssAIC.
HE PROPRIETOR has the pleasure Of announcing 70 the
the old ts cospsie ready for the reception q ss
tors where they be accommodated with variety OF refresh
10 the rsssng breeze from this loy emnence and
and nser the shade Of e lofty oaks whoss wide spread
aIi tjs toS NSssslats: d:sh pe .am
raby fitted by nature for this manly and patriotic exercise PIE
~ s1 S sso eHSsa 81 @ s
the Passaic he railroad cars leave Jersey City for Paterson
and NJ and return M On Sundays leaves Jersey
City at A. NJ, and return at " NJ Fare 10 Pateon 37h
aus Ina
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PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.
THIS ARTICLE is intended the shoulders and ex-
nd the chest and will BE- found indispensable all persons
confinement, Or study Parents and guardians particularly
requested TO examine this article IL highly recommended
many eminent professional gentlemen for the children
either sex They can be with perfect offering
oaSk and shoulders and improve and beauy the form.
The public cautioned against number unworthy i'm
itations of the Elastic Brace which offered in different
places throughout the country genuine
those STAMPED with the and place business Of
scrbers. PARSElLS X AGATE.
Manufactures Of Belts, Braces Stocks readymade Linen
SusIenders, &C. &c. and Dealers j.. Gents Furnishing Articles
AL lm@rc Broadway. corner of Park Place
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LEECHES-LEECHES-
25OOO LEEeHEsA Just received 1 6aIsss swEEDSn Elsni
Sleebboom master from Hamburg for sale the prices at
O. A. X n. WITTE,
. - importers Of Leeches, IS John street.
large and fresh supply Of Leeches always on hand
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WATCHES! WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Ihose
~ wh9 wish 70 purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
vsnsge to call on the who selling all descriptions
city, Gold Watches low $40 and Watches and
ewelry exchanged bought All Watches warranted TO keep
good time the returned Watches Clocks and Jewef-
~ repaired the best and much ess than
the usual prices. q. &. ALLEN
Importer Of Watches and Jewelrv.
VI imsm WhaIesaie and r,tai. 10 Wall ST. NJ sa;rr
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0H. CUhbllI may be consulted conndentiaiiy U
- ice, 6 Duane street, two doors from Chatham Strangers
respectfully informed that Dr. Corbi member of the
univeIiy Of City Of New York and that he has exclusive
y confined his practice om being general the OF
certain classes Of diseases now eleven the city
New York. which engages his The
medicine do record than be found his
practice The Doctor cautions the against the
Of IL has its thousands Of victims Recent
are in few days removed entirely from the system See that
by pendcrs and quacks a. there are several them in this
city Persons afflicted with protacted and nveerate cases
need not despair Of being restored heah by applying Dr.
Corbt practice Of many has established the Docor
reputation for skill and espectaby Structures engage the
Doctors profound attention. medicine may had pre-
disease Of forms jel7 3m
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS ~ DEALERS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer SALE very superior article
Of Amazon Hats Of different colors, made this summer
which wll be sold extremely low close concern. Also
BRAID, Of various colors. 3. MCKAY " CO.,
auJo imsec ii Ferry street, New York.
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
THE Subscriber wishes make known TO the Public that
much of the Biscuit and Crackers which are sold IN this
city by the above entirely different from soda
Biscuit aud Sugar Crackers made his Bakery which have
been used by nvalids particularly those who suffer from d
geston for than twenty with the best
while the imitation which be made for less price, though
perhaps good Tor health wholly unfit for the
;isk The above Biscuit and CYsken, also Butter Biscuit
Navy Bread, all Of the first quality constantly for sale at
the well establishment Washington street corner Of
Wamea street EPHRAIM TRk.A DWELL
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timonia in the Languages for eXportaton
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
HE subscribers take pleasure in offering the Ladies their
1 PATENT ELASTIC ARTEMlAN BRACE This is an
invention which has been long needed
Indispensable article Of the Female wardrobe II combines
IN rs manner ID construction all the graceful proportions Of the
Corset without Of its injurious tendence while the Cor
set by unnauy compessng the chest mpedes the free and
altui action OF the lungs thereby engendeng diseases Of the
chest gives free and healthy action the Lungs and
correcting power Of keeping the and the shoulders
symmetrical Parents and Guardians particularly requested
10 examine this article twill be found inspection fulfil
al The purposes for which it recommended, and Of immense
benefit TO children OF either all who have
quired the habit of STOPPING This Brace
der the immediate inspection Of Mr. Parses who has
articles for similar purpose and offers the Arteman
Brace superior any article that has heretofore fallen under
his observation. Ladies Department No. Park Place, first
door from Broadway where lady perfectly acquainted with
the and r1ng Of the article will be attendance
Wholesale Department the old establishment of
PARSELLS * AGATE,
- lmSec 2T Broadway, Of Park Place.
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s2YIsT2s rIxC2. NJ D. DEAzlsT ~ NHi ;.r,r.Is FAX
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LONG ISLAND RAuRoAD.-Annexed we give the
semi annual report Of the Directors OF the Long
Island Railway to the stockholders. 1t presents
number of facts which will be interesting to all
those that have any property invested in the con-
Germ. Of its value a stock iobbing operation,
or of its ups and downs know little, and profess
to care little; but there be doubt that as soon
as this road shall be finished, and it only requires
about IL or 20 miles, il will become of the
greatest thoroushfares in the United States. Then
it will become valuable to the subscribers and the
stockholders. 1t passes through one of the finest
districts of the State, Long Island and will unite
with the railroad at Norwich, thus giving the short
est route to Boston of any yet devised. In thatre-
spect we wish them success and prosperity, and an
accomplishment of the whole project as soon as
possible.
SEMLANNuAL REPoRr BOARD OF DIREcToRs -
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, TO ITS STocKHoL-
The Board Of Directors, in June last presented to
the stockholders the annual report of the condition Of its
company, its debts and liabilities, together it'll its
ings and expenditures during the current year.
since that PERIOD the earnings from the operations of
the road (sx months) have been, $35,46s 60
The expenses for the same period
have been including interest, SOL, 239 Of
Rent to Brooklyn and Jamaica r.
r. Co. for months, cash, $4,000
Bonds on ditto, 1000
& 4
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RESIGNATION OF THREE COUNCILLORS IN Nova
ScoTIA-The Gazette of last evening contained the
astonishing Of the resignation Of three councillors
two of whom have resigned lucrative Offices also Our
nonnerference in politics WILL trust not prevent us
from expressing admiration Of the spirit exhibited by the
three councillors especially the two who held excellent
offices under government The Gazette notice is as fol-
lows Provincial Secrctary's Office Halifax, 2lst Dec
1919 His Excelency the Lieutenant Governor, has been
pleased to appoint Professionally, Maher Byles Almon
ESQ., to seat In the Executive Council The Honorable
James Uniacke the Honorable James McNab, and the
Honorable Joseph Howe have resigned thcir seats in the
Executive Council. His Excellency has accepted their
resignation; by Mr. Unacke, of. the Office Of Solicitor
General and by Mr.. Howe Of hesAuaon Of Collector oil
Lieutenant Governor has asked permission Of the Secre-
ary Of State for the Colonies to appoint the Honorable
VI. b. Almond and Edward Kenny, Esq to the seats In
the Legislative Council lately vacated by the Honorable
the Attorney General and Lewis wilkins, Esq.-Haifaa
". s. Herald, Dec. 30
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BROADWAY CIRCUS AT NIBLo's.-It would appear
that as the engagement Of this splendid troupe is
terminating its value Is becoming fashionaby
knowedged. We observed last night and the evening
previous youth such as have seldom
been witnessed but the unquestonabe merits OF Messrs
North Franklin Mcfarland, &c, and the unequaed ele
gance comfort and decorum Of the house sufficient
produce audience Of the highest order and respecta
bity.
No CESSATION OF NOVELTIES AT THE AMERICAN
MUsEUM.--Gen. Tom Thumb is as great wonder
as ever, and that he is the Of starting from
Europe thousands go to see him daily. The magnificent
entertainments give universal satisfaction and receive
peated bursts Of applause from the delighted audiences
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Last night mass meeting of the repealers OF
New York was held in Tammany Hall for the pur-
pose of forwarding the cause. This was one of
the meetings which had been appointed to be held
simultaneously in all parts ofthe Union. The room
was crowded by an enthusiastic auditory. Mr..
Abraham'B. Davis occupied the chair.
Considerable time was consumed in the an
nouncement and reading of subscriptions to the re-
peal fund in Dublin The wardens of the various
wards sent in their contributions, and the name Of
each individual subscriber was read at length, the
amount being also stated. The fci.owing is, we
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The Governors Message.

Governor Bouck's Message has now been before
the community for day, and possibly II has been
read by about one tenth part of that community
certainly not more can have taken the pains 10
read his yarns about State affairs. The message 49,
on the whole, tolerable mixture OF common sense
and common place; nothing particular to find
fault withholding particular to praise 1t repre-
SCENTS the State as in rather hourshing condition.
although the debt is upwards of twenty-five mil
hons of dollars.
One Of the principal features OF the Message con-
siss OF the Governors speculations and suggestions
in reference TO the project OF constitutional reform
al present agltated throughout the State. 1t seems
that the Governor and his friends take ground
against the mode OF reform advocated by Mr.. Hofi-
man and his section OF the democratic party
There is therefore, to all appearance, a complete
division in the democratic ranks in Albany, in re-
ference to this particular subject. The sold hun
kers," conservatives" spectators, or spoils
hunters, whatever else they may be called, are
in favor of bt-by-bt reform of the State Consti-
tuition. Whilst 'young America" or the barn
burners" or whatever else they may be desgna-
ted, are decidedly in favor of State convention,
and thorough-going reform of all those branches
of the administration of law and justice which
most justly want that regenerating process.
We are decidedly in favor of the scheme advo-
Gated by Mr. Hoffman and "young America
This bit-by-bir reform is too much like patching
old clothes. 1t is much better geta new coat, or
a new pair of breeches at once, when the old ones
are unfit fort the age and the times in which the
wearer lives. This principle holds good with res
pect to State constitutions well as corduroys
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DrBrons' PRrsoS, Eldridge street, Jan. 3, 1874.

JAMES Gonpor BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
The inmates of this Prison would feel themselves
der many obligations to you to acknowledge the receipt
Of and return thanks, through your extensively crcu
lated paper those noble hosts, Messrs Coleman and
Stetson of the Astor Chester jennings Esq of the City
Hotel, and George Washington Brown, Esq, Of Water
street. for their generous and liberal supply OF refresh
ments furnished them the LIST and I'd instant Also t.
Col Jones' the Sheriff for his fine present Of cigars
on New Years day.
We remain your obedent servants and
UNFORTUNATE DEBTORS
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port. y :. :, ~,
The graduation of the lst 3D. and fourteen miles Of the
ID division in continuation, is complete, making from
Brooklyn 81 miles graded Of the 4th division we have
graded IL miles and of the 9Th division about miles,
making in all about Il miles graded there remains,
therefore, seventeen miles to be graded. go
The estimate for the of these seventeen miles Will
he follows -
900 cubic yards excavation as per contract so M
For contingencies 10 per Ct. $500 '1'ooo w
II miles complete, say $3.50 AZ per mile sas,l6o OF
The whole force Mt present employed upon the Roads,
Including rated at two men, $40 M, men This force
6,st If Nav nsxt Or IL II be desirable to complete the
work at an earlier period this force could be increased
without disadvantage any extra expense.
The whole timber for the work is contracted for and