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AGE-Under year. 50 to ., % 10 5, "a TO 10
IL 10 to 90 l6 20 to 30 So 30 to 49, 20 40 TO 80 %
50 TO CO. % 60 to TO- TO- 10 10 co. IA 90 q sOto
100, unknown, 5. Total, 800.
PLACES or NArrvITY-United States. l43 Ireland
1874; England, 5 Scotland. 7; Wales. Germany, 10 ;
British Possessions in n America, ? West Indies, ;
unknown s. Total 309.
From the Aims House Blsckwelrs Island, Aims
House Bellevue, 5 Hospital. Bellevue, 60 Peniientary
Hospital, Blackwels Island 7 Small Pox, Blsckwels
Island | (; Lunstc Asylum, Bsekwelrs Island, o.
Bloomn gdsle Hospital, TO- Wilson's Hospital, Bloom
ingdale. 3 City Hospital. s. City Prison Nursery
Hospital Blackwers Island. ~ Colored Home, ;
Colored Persons 7. A w. WHITE. City Inspector.
CITY INSPECTORS OFFIcE June IA. 1871.
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From the Union of saturday night.

10 fficiAl.l TREASURY DErARTmENT, June 10, 1917.
SIR Ia compliance with your direction, ] have
Examined the questions presented by the Secretary Of
w ar In regard to the military contributions proposed
30 be levied IN Mexico under the Tariff and regulations
sanctioned by you the 5lst Of March last, and
spectuly recommend the following notifications viz
On all manufactures of cotton Of cotton mixed
with any material except wool wotsed and silk 10 the
piece in any other form, duty, military conir.
button, OF thirty per cent ad valorem.
I'd. When goods which the duties levied by
weight imported into said ports in the package the
duties shall be collected the net weight only and In
s Gases allowance shall be made for all DEFICIENCIES
Iesksge, breaksge damage, proved to have actually
occurred, during the yoyege of Importation and made
fbown before the goods wsrohoused.
3d. The period named IN the 5th Of said regulations
crng which the goods may remain In warehouses before
Inc payment OF duties IL extended from thirty 70 ninety
lays and within said period Of ninety days any portion
the said goods on which the duties military con
buton. have been paid may be taken after such pay
cept from the warehouse and entered free OF any other
1iuiy 81 any other port ports Of Mexico In mill
AIRY possession the fact OF the case with particular
description of said goods and the statement that the
hIes thereon have been paid being certified by the
yoper officer of the port or ports of reshp ment
attn II IL intended 10 provide by the treaty Of peace
aE all goods imported during the into any of the
Esxicsn ports in our military possession shall be
snpt from any import duty contsc alton by Mex.
10 In the manner If said goods had been i'm
ed and paid the import duties prescribed by the Gov
rnment OF Mexico
1 Most respectfully, your obedient servant,
R. WALKER, Secretary OF the Treasury.
| To tks PresideHt.
4 JUNE IL, le47.
The notifications, as above recommended by the Sec
starry of the Treasury, are approved by me and the
Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Navy will
Eve the proper orders TO carry them into effect
| .. JAMES X. POLK.
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SMELLING COPPER BY ELEoTnclrf.-'h IS said
tbs, 1900 persons including number from the cornish
nine, England, are this year, employed at or IN con
neeon with the business Of the copper mines Oh Lake
SUPERIOR Dr. Housbton was the fret to draw public al
teson TO the mineral region yet, so narrow minded were
the Michigan Legislators In 1882 that they refused the
doctor 5000 being the amount of his expenses IN ted
ors Journey year 10 report thereon rather choosing
10 allow his manuscript the result of much toll to re-
main unpublished He was afterwards drowned while
on an exploring tour No furnaces have yet been erect
"a for smelling the ore which is AL shipped for the last
and ,one of II has been sent TO England for analysis
Recent accounts from Europe speak OF discovery
for .metins copper by electricity and that takes less
han two days 70 accomplish what the cid process re-
aaifed three 10 effect and with mere moiey oil the
crmer expense Ore raised day Is converted INTO
bars the next We have not as yet, met wltn any oe-
tailed sccoun, Of the improved process bur prseucs
be will be OF great value on the shores OF the ia,ner
Of lakes The Cornish mines are estimated 10 Proouce
copper worth ave millions OF dollars annually ana 'nese
States a, present import large quantities
The English mode OF smelling by Lightning has been
patented IA Britain and tho Welsh smeters estimate
hsr future savings 10 fuel at $500 per day Ausrss
600 tons Of Wales isst year TO DO run into
bare By the new mode the work can DO done where
the ore IA found
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SPLENDID ASTRONOMICAL lssrRvNESr-Ihe
great Reracuon Circle ordered Tor the Nsnons ooser
Sa,orv sons two yesrs ago from the Messrs Erte OF
Munich has arrived. Il In eight large boxes ana
is one OF the splendid instrumentsnot 70 oe useo
As an equstOrian the world 1t has an ooleetgsss OF
inches with focal distance Of les lhss two circles
Of 4 fee, each with u reading microscopes MS 80
con,iructed that it is ts colmsior and It's eye
isres OF the highest power colimsting yepieces
I, ha, cosmator also. through the axis OF rotation II
ha. the advsnsse OF reversing resdy two piers
,.,ssa of AZ hs side Of ihems most Important point
Yet 40 perfect Is the machinery for reversing the nsira
ment thst the immense wsisht-more than Two inous,
ana nound.-can be rsised with tho little anger IN ali
,s 4, hears marks OF the most exquisite workman
snip made to the rnOs,es Pas. alter Of
drawings furnished by Lieut. naary Nv The
skers 10 be the best and most perfect tns
has ever come from their hands. IL Tor 'ns puiPose
among other things Of investigating some OF tne mos
Interesting and dscsts problems In prscaes
viz psrssx Of the fixed stars, sfmosphencn ,siise
lions and the eject of the moon upon the pumo'hne
We undsr,tand the duties upon amounted TO upward
If a. 500 [wsshingson Union.
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SCHOOL or DEsIGS.-A School OF Design with
wen teachers has been established by the British Gov
AenL in London where 200 persons are Instructed In
.'s~lr shading. eolorDg. perspective modelling &c
'asn iaton fee 10 charged, and the balance oil eS.
se1'e pa. by the nstsn Chapmda's elements Of
'"lns deserves encouragement HIRE with Ike view
ssans students In trades and manufactures, homo
decorators, architects of wood, lnven
p VI calico patterns Sc Tue British Society for the
Isouon OF Arts &c have offered pnzs Of 30 guiness
49, Tor the best design and working drawing OF
ss,. Cottage, 70 combine ehsspoess with conve-
10 'ae Intention ofJores Newman the Iithogrsohers
Arehtsst1 ~ 'A'N 'h0h'niy American
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ADMISSION OF SANTA ASsA.-Gov. Aaron AL
Brown OF Tennessee in public address TO the Ten
pessesps declared that Mr. Polk meant no harm oy ie
ting Santa Anna into Vera Cruz " put ieAoNelu
..ia he fpoint;ng to his hesi) the error was mere
This was very delicate way Of intmAune weakness
10 the Presidential upper story Alex 0A--
~ General Patterson, Colonel Abercromoie
and Lieutenant Williams U. 3. Army arrived N tnis
ciry this morning and have taken lodgings at hAnds
Nsnsop House. fwsshinSson Union Of Friday
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CITY ITEus.
MONDAY. June IA

MONDAY June ~.
Miss Fox AoAIS.-A Geographic communication
was received from Pittsburgh about o'clock this
Ing purportng 10 have been sent By Mr Hague indie
pendent Police officer stating that Miss Mary Fox and
her seducer in that city and requesting that
of her friends would proceed thher immediately for
the purpose Of conducting her home. Inasmuch a 20
Information far we learn, has been trans.
mitted by Mr. Fox officer Gousnd since they left for
Baltimor. Saturday morning last ii may be presumed
that they did find the object sought for there The in
formation said hsve been received from Pittsburgh
was dispatched forthwith TO Mr. Fox in Baltimore
There must be some Cannon about one communities
ton the other mosi probably the one from Pitts
burgh inasmuch the friends Of Miss Fox request
ed 10 proceed hher without delay while the informant
in Baltimore proposed sending her home Il desired
Nous rerr0Es
ISFIDEL CoyvENTIoX-This body commenced
its session yesterday morning a, the Minerva Rooms.
FiRE.-A FIRE broke out about Ct O'Clock last
evening in three story brick house in Nneieenthst.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Damage traing.
WAsHNGroS MoNUNEST.-The corner stone Of
this Monuments TO be laid the 18th Of October next,
tina, being the anniversary Of the Csptuson of Corn
wallis Itis 70 be erected In the center Of Hamilton
square between the Third and Fourth and Sixty
ffth and sixty ninth sts.
THE DEAD HOUSE rs THE PARK.-Great CON.
plant made with regard to the number OF dead bodies
which are allowed 10 collect 10 this building Some
times il is said as many hundred victims Of all
name Of diseases and casualties lying there at once
waiting for inierment This s dsgraceiulto the City
es ii is dangerous to the public health.
~ Hon. GEORGE p. MARSH the distinguished
Representative from Vermont arrived in this City this
morning and Is at the Astor House lie left 10 the
ming for Washington City
PoLIcE-John Mulligan hoy was arrested last
night By officer Maloy OF the Thirteenth Ward, charged
with stealing pair of silver spectaces Josiah w
Jones was arrested by officer Felemsn OF the Fourth
Ward. charged with stealing clothing from Edward Ds-
lev 43 Chatham st. Mary Graham WAS arrested by
officer Speght Of the Fifteenth Ward charged with
stealing coat from John Levy. Maria Brown was
arrested by officer Feeuey Of the Sixth Ward charged
with stealing watch from Owen Shine. The accused
was detained for trial. James Spell and VIM McFar.
land were arrested by officer Smith OF the Fret Ward
charged with stealing 1000 Havana Cigars from Asa
Wnis worth $50 Detained for trial. Thomas Cody
was arrested Last night by officers Watson and Curran
of the Fret Ward the accomplish Of Burke in the
assassination of the Swedish sailors Saturday night
Detained for trial.
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WILLIAMsBURGH AFFAIRS.

~ Two uncommonly fine new churches are
now building at WILLIAMSBURG. The frs, is Romsn
Catholic church in Second ct between South Second and
South Third The building is TO be 100 feet BY 60 In
the clear with steeple $50 feet high Its to be called
ST. Peters and will be under the pastoral supervision OF
Rev Mr.. Maloney. The second is intended for Uni
versast and to be situated at the corner
of Fourth and South Third SITS
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DIsFAToAEs FoR THB TRIBUNE
by ELECTRIC TELE RAPH
LATER FROM MEXIICU.

PHILADELPHIA June H. l647
The steamer New-York has arrived at New
Orleans. Gen Twiggs was at Puebla Gen
Scott was expected to reach the City Of Mexico
May -. Santa Annas resignation was not &C
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

Ry.p TIRE FOLLOWING and doubt " you can, that con.
snmpt be cured tbs 10 only one OF inc sevefs
bnnd rad cases thai Townsends sarsapsra has cured
BRooELyS. Sept ~ lAc.
Dr. TowEsEsD- DeU SIR | was taken, htllo over
year ago with cough aud pain In my side IL In
creased on me very fast, indeed was pronounced by
scisns TO have the quick consumption raised large
Quantities Of bad mater had night swesis and sinking
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing FOR mo
went into the hospital 10 hope u being benefited but was
pronounced there ncursbe wssnOw greatly disress
81 al me ungs and could hardly breathe soon became
emacssd aud expected to die was egnhned TO my bed
aud obliged 10 have Watchers Indeed cannon give
va, supposed by my friends 10 be past recovery had
tried great number Of remedies, and Gil seemed 10 De 10
no purposs read Of extraordinary cures per-
formed by your medicine and 10 eu you mo truib sns
pected there some humbug In them. But WAS IN
duced 10 try il. DID sO and very thankful did
cannot say entirely veil but am 80 far recovered
as 10 bo sbouI my business and hope W 10 entirely well 10
few weeks Ny cough and pam IN he side, aud nigh
,wsss have len me and raise but very little, and am last
gaining my us1sl strength fell Il duty to give you
,t.lsmsnt Of my case 10 publish n you please.
PETER BROWN AZ Littis-sL Brooklyn
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TEACHERS FOR THE Visibility four young
ladies' from the States of New York, Vermont Msssa-
ehusetis New Hampshire, Connecticut and Maine have
rone to the West in company with Rev MI Hopkins OF
Milwaukee They are to be employed as Teachers in
psr.usnce of the plan heretofore explained to our
r.a
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GsyAr MoRrALrY.-LastT Thursdays Montreal
O says that the accounts from crosse i'o' 'ne guar
I,no s,ouna 10 miles below Quebec of the most
k.rm,ns descripton-nesrly 1000 immigrants have
sd either on tho passage out at the quarantine sta
o, and ,vphu, fever Of the most malignant kind Is
RAGING at Crosse Isle" The Quebec correspondent OF
hhe Montreal Herald had sscertaned that up to the 9Th
o.t 600 Roman Catholics and 70 Professionals had been
buried at Crosse Isle that lay sick 10 the churches
,heds and tents and tina, 600 persons were In the
I.hin cbOrt ber
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brIira ano bumm,r Meoiriuf.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA.

DR.. TOWNSHIPS sARSAFARILLA.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN rHE
WORLD
THls EXTRACT IA put 1P % Sa-t ss'fl.. ~. 81 ana.
sola Ii cures diseases without resssfzg prszf sss~s
sAs, OF s<sITafias he psneoL 80
over al ohsr rsne1i-s ia. "aie ersdeses disesse,
IN Has PERFORMED
soss TEAS 5000 cUSEs rsIs YsGs
1000 evsrs o. RsEusAriss
1000 cugEs o. DYREsss.
3.500 cosss o. GESssAL DEslLsrr, ard ~>n' Of
Nervous Energy.
\ 5000 FyS.LE coSrL.lsrs Iso ovrs,
1900 CURES oF DISEASES
OF thr Blood. viz Ulc-u. scronls srysipel., ssh
Rh-um PmPes the face, &C &c together with numer
cus cSsss u CousuMption Liver Complaint. Spinal Afec
ions &c. Tbfs. aware muu apPsAI Incredible,
BOZ have etes ron physcans and oar Agents IRON
sTy cr-, Vsn Bussrk ESQ one o. Ise respects
bic drug gisu Ia Newark NewJersey informs us ihsl be
can refer 10 than hurd-d snd hny cases IN that
place sone There thousands Of csses 10 The Guy OF
Ne~.Yors which will refer 10 viii pleasure, and u
u.ea Of character well known.
UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt q. w McLesn. member OF the New-Jerrey Legis
stre ale Of he United Navy Ess Kindly senl
The following eer'ihcsle is'els 10 own .11ry ., go,
year rnee | va. taken with The ,Hau<rsa and my
whole system lefl In debllltsed ,Nls wss induced to
try Dr. fowuseuds SarsayarIa and amer Iaaiag two
three bottes WAS very much relieved snd srouied u
entirely the said ssrsspsrlla have continued taking
IL
nv ufs and would not be- wi1hou, under any eon.dets
don. - u. w MCLEAN
THE EDITOR
John Jackson. ESQ. Editor of he Railway Republican
published he above certificate and remarks 10 an editorial
as follows
The success Of Or. rownssnds preparation of ssrss
psa sppesrs be of the most extraordinary character
We publish to-day two certificates IN It's behalf one iror
CAPT Mclean OF this town. and from Rev Mr. White
OF Staten Island, gentleman well known In Railway
Capt Mclean believes the medicine ~ have his life
and Mr. Whit. entertain equally strong con
"a t, tf. aafea To-
cot praise strongly What they aid uofny believe 10 de-
serve IL - -.
sCROFULA CURED.
This certificate hsndei into DR.. Towusend, once
hi. week and concusyey prove thsi HI. SsrsspaS has
perfec. control The most obstinate diseases ot The
FLOOD Three persons cured 10 one house 10 unpfecs-
denied .- -.
THREE CHILDREN
Ds TowNsE Nd Dcar ~ ] have the pleasure to In
form you that three Of my children have beer cured Of the
scroa be the use OF your excellent medicine. They
were afflicted very severely with bad have taken
ou- four houe. II them away for which feel my
self und ef deep obligation. Your. respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, l0o Noosier-sL
New YORK. March I. l8f7.
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. CLIFrON sPRIsGs, (yvhie ulphaLt -Th


M esIsb ishment, stussd upon the line " tbs Auburn
~ and Rochester Railroad ootwesn Cansndaisua ead
Geneva Ia Ontario County hsvng been enlarged and tbo-
roughly fitted up, 10 now open for tho reception OF VS.
tors. -
This place 10 admirably situated In aourshins counuy,
Ia the ofhe State rsmos from the noise and dua 81
large villages cities embracing beautiful grove o. TO-.
s pleasure grounds from the midst % VIM.
flows m springs Of pure and hoahful wster go dspoeed
by please and ot-res The visitor sad renders
retreat whether for lhoss seeking res.ora
live fom dis-ase those who have fow leisure days OF
weeas spend In recreation and pleasure or for those
who their families disposed 10 leave The heated
walls Of city residence 10 enjoy tho refreshing brossss
aud pure atmosphere of the country during tho warn sss
The Waters, which mainly Of sulphurous oharse-
ter charged somewhat vilh soda msznesss and caroouie
gas stand passed In their medicinal character -
remedy for the various ssn diseases rheumatic shectoos
dyspspss general debility Of The sSstsm, nc and hase o.
fscied ia where tbs waters OF other syringe
have failed.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage hsre,oors 70
eeived, The subscriber most respectfully soeis m eooun
porter always in readiness at the depot % receive bag
gage free o. charge NJ PAtkE
Manchester. M-y 20, 1871 jes I'm
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cLERoYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

AswEfL As THOUSANDS oF OTHERS m ALL Parts OF rHE
United states are continually sending certificate. and In
forming US OF benefits derived from Dr. Townsonds safss
psfila A.,
Os. TowSsESD-Sv Some lime since you requested my
opinion Of the virtues OF Compound syrup of safsa
parila am prepared 10 give It have used u 10 my
practice and prescribed II Tor the last few mouths and
must give Il my decided preference over anything OF the
klnd with which am scauasled, both ss 10 Ia medical
virtues and the reasonable price al which you sell H. 10
scrofuous affections eruptons generally dys
pepsia Indigestion, cosiye habits and liver complaints,
am much pleased with its effects In Ihese complaint or
any o,hsr where scrofllA is indicated can win conn
dence recommend 10 hs patronage OF The profession as
valuable auxiliary for removing disease In some OF r
most troublesome forms, and to all a. safe and vsnsoe
medicine BENIN. WEEKS, NJ. d.
Brooklyn, Nov n, 1916.
Ds TowNsEND-Dear SIR Having 'sr some time pas.
bsen afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs, and
eontnua pain In aide. owing 10 evening xpOsure 10
travelling sher preaching and finding my disease 10 In
crease with difficulty Of breathing and other aarr
Ing symptoms wa, advised by clergyman. fIieud OF
nine TO try your celebrated Ssrsspafla did 80, and
Asr taxing Two or three bottles found my sell relieved
Nv appetite has been restored ind myself much strong
or and hope very resume my usual dulles nave
been greatly benefited by your excellent medicine feei
II my duty the facts for ne 6enen OF others
who may lshorng under the difficulties natl have
been for some time past. Respectfully, you're,
Nov ~ 1916 Staten Island.
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Removals.

ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney a. Law, &c. has
n removed rom n Beekmsn-sL 20 10 City Hall Place
Ths collection Of and claims promptly ATTENDED
70, titles exAmiasd, money ozned aud Obtained On bona
ard mortgage &c Also land Tor sale IN various psrt. OF
the Union low a 10 cents per acre. myl7 im'lfp
DEMOyAI-IsAAC DAYTON, Attorney and COun.
Itse o has removed from 40 Broadway 70 70 NassAa
AZ jre lw-
fru corner OF Chzmberssl anu Broad way 10 - Bond
1r.-
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Gazette Of the 2Sfh ut ssys 4 worthy young man.
BY the name Of Carpenter was murdered on Sa-
turday last In the most shocking manner. BY a
slave whom he attempting TO chss,ise. Carpenter
literally chopped TO pieces by the dem0n-re.
ceiying many heavy blows from the edge Of the
shoulders back aud other parts OF his person any
Of which would have produced death. The murderer
was Immediately spprehended"
HAIR DYE DASGEROUs-The Home Journal
states several remarkable Of persons sinking into
id0cy By the habtus OF hair dye the nitric scd Of
the dye having poisoned the minute capillary ceules
Msdemoisee Mars the great sctress who charmed Ne.
poeon is represented having been Of the known
victims.
CESTRAL RAiLROAD.-We learn from reliable
source that the Directors Of the Central Railroad Com
psny have dehniiiyely setting upon New Buffalo the
Western terminus The route vest from kalamazoo viii
be by Niles We hear that the whole line will be under
contract within two weeks. lDeiroi, Adv.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-F. o. j. Smith, Esq is
now Ia the city snd Is making arrangements 10 have the
Telegraph opened In the OF week. Il will be 50
arranged requested message can be- sent through
30 New. York direct Portland Advertiser 10Th.
DisTREssISG-The little daughter of Mr.. George
Taylor nesr Upper Marlboro, md was burned to
death few days sso by her clothes taking IRE. She
was about "a years Of age,
l-y- Rev. II. Hastings Weld. late Of Philadel.
pha and formerly Editor Of the saturday Post of tina,
city. has sccc pied call 10 ST Jamess Church, Dow
nington Pennsylvania
~ A. j. Peel son OF Sir Robert Peel and Hon.
Egerton both Of the British Army have been soiourn
ing for few days past at the Eagle Hotel Niagara
Fails.
~ Shubae Burdick Esq Sheriff Of Clinton
County died II bis residence 10 Paitsburgh the 7th
inst in the 56th year Of his age
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EY- The Sandasky Clarion published at
ssndu.ky City Ohio) OF the Oldest papers 10 the
Lake Country and which hes always been conducted
with Industry talent and manly independence, comes
to Us greatly enlarged and improved We are glad to
record this evidence of the prosperity ola sound Whg
Journal which has wiihs,ood the storms OF quarter Of
century.