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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

POPULATION OF MAss-An but FIVE Of the towns
in The Commonwealth have made the returns OF
their respective population as required by Ia s, and
the returns were laid before the Governor aad
Council on Tuesday last 1t is ascertsined thati LS
ronDlston Of the State vii fall bat nr,la hslov
one million Of persons. In ls4O il was ISL 699-
From the returns just made the new apportionnent
OF Senstors ard Representatives for the ensuing
ten years is to be made, and when completed. will
be announced in Proclamation by The Governor.
Boston Advertser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
GREAT NATuRAL PHYSICIAN.
M Il X aOOT

TIE csletrcted Coassnyoa and Blood DOv and hsslios
Q(As AR,t Ceasuzpfias hfroas,r,
Ofhce No 81? Broadway New YORK
NR ROOTS uilnp pa coa,,ss Ia re psrnago1i ere u
~ colsumpron CArcors fumors Oiss2ses Of the Had
Longs LvsT spleen. Stomach, kl5ngys t1sanity, Fin
WOrl Gravel Pis.Ga, De4fBess 81 dlcss, Servoganc<s
PsTay ala spinS DeOrm tea, DSo14es ~ Jadies a1d C
drer, and lrfscsni Aunoss Of al kinda &c.
Charges for medicines Moderate ExantnGSiog y lss
Lnngs with the Barometer 81. A0vicF Fsss ieii In
ROWkl COMPLAINTS CHOLERA hoRBtS
DD1skNTEk1 For tue cure III iioso disease sd
Summer Com Amt of chlJrcn which not attended 10
leads To Cholera .here remedy sasog ossss repa-
talon TOR any which more iasy ssev~. lhs eoahdeBco
OF The community han =" Bousaifs DFopsr
The success Attending TIE " ,hem Ia Phlsislpha
aud etewhere hes Induced tho pfopctors W estlbhsh
agencie. 10 this city.
The Philadepts seurdsy Courier saws. The e6sc, of
this medicine ON Bowel Compalnas however severe 10
perfectly Miraculous
Prepared by A. BONsALL, Dugsis, spala Tseah,a,
NJ. Sold wholesale aud retail by G. NkLLs Co ~
Eighlh-av and by the folo " Ing sgsutsi
J. B Dodd 77i Broadway.
Charles II Ring, cor. Broadway and Jobn-sk
Il Cook, $50 9raod o.
James McAlisier, l4l fulton-st
II. Wilson, cor Huason and Hammond su.
ia22 2meOdt
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRE-On Tuesday afternoon al extensive
blacksmith establishment, owned by Mr.. Teel north
side Grandst. near Eighth, took FIRE, and was de.
'Toyedr and an adjoining bgilding, occspisd b.
Mr.. Wright, much injured. The blacksmith shop
had been erected on a sunken lot, aud the lower
part, or basement occupied as a stable, in which
fine horse belonging to Mr. T. was kept, and which
was burnt to death. The fire is supposed to have
been caused by sparks getting through the ADor of
the blacksmiihs shop and setting fire to hay d.
rectly at the horses head Mr.. 7. was not ia.
sureJ, the insurance Offices, there being conaider-
able risk in the matter declining to insure except
at very large premium. His loss VIII be about
$4,000 which, to poor industrious man comes
hard.
TAxrs ToR ls50-Tho Assessors have made
their returns Of valuation, which are at the Trds.
tees Office, for Inspection by parties interested
The valuation OF real estate is mach higher than
last year-the amount being then placed about
one.ihrd Of its real market value, and now about
one half which is the utmost ,he law allows. The
valuation Of personal estate is also much higher
than il was last year, and the number Of persons
liable TO il much greater. There are very many
rated as possessing, liable to texstiOn' personal
property, Independent of real estate, to $4,000,
and under, and several above that anount-of
these we notice the Ferry Company 100000
Noah waterbury, James 81. Waterbury, aud Tho
mss Lewis, slOO 600 each Z. Wilmington, Elem
ing Duocsn, and William Layton, 100000 each;
Geo w. Smith, $4,000; A p. Cummings, Tnomss
Van.ant WIN. Wall, Richd Berry, and A ..
Moore. $4,000 each; Clock & Muller, $50 600
each; L w. UifJri, $4,000 &c. By this yalla.
ton the rate Of tax will be much lower than 1t
lsst wear. probably not uch greater thln that OF
New.Yort-N bic last year. as to per centage, It
was neArlY double that Of New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

CITY CoUET.-Beflre Jadge Greenwood -Iar0b
c0'prHt1 sgansi SI-rrus Sfir.u and Gioe,l1 IN
o,o'e-on Racing srd fung sfSitvits N his e-on -
er o-srng Mr. C1s h-'sf Of 10 defend ants snf fr
sAto'o'o 90 behalf OF ne pi-nuf-it B. yroeret thN
cimsl ssue cot o. I'D under he zeal ~ ms Court
orsciso TO Tempeton Enernei ESQ conaselor a. law,
~ oso rtsnrlsco, California TO exsmne Gorge ~ Jen-
OF Oahnrpis - witness for the d-i, nosnts " ms
enled aeon upon Ht-rTogatoes ~ ~ i1necsd -
80 cor mission Nh liberty 10 Toe plaintiff 10 JON 10 sncn
eomm"o- and en- spphcs''ou having hern made At me
e ne Tor slsy oi proc-edings nbl ns execution and
reu,n o. 'sd conn is'on II, ordered mat sid applies
on ne ard he tsme IL hereby denied without pr-1di-e 20
hBhu OF ne DEFENDANTS 10 make furtnsr apoicauo1
for sssy fPoe-eding ultl commission be returned
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TO OWNERS OF naIoHIsAn pRopERry,

'rHE FIRM OF MACY q Dai03s, Land and fsx
4 Agents 81 Detroit having b-eo dissolved by the on.
prsliou OF The lesm Of bsr sgrrenont, sud George
Macy hayipg sold 10 The undersignro eli ns Ia Ia
The concern and retired bsfeo hs Undersigned bsgs 10
inform ali efeslrd lhsi he sa1 dssou Ia
November last conducted the business ~ said sgncy
onder his own name, and that he viii cypunae 1sTots
his careful peFsons aenon 70 In eli its branches Any
orders len win pELOs W. BEADLE, E.a. IA Broad.
vs7, N. Y. will receive prompt SiIenuOn
wa. s. DRi3os.
DETROIT, juno !, 1889. loil Sus63~osr
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BRUCE Chiffon AucuOneer
FINAL AND gLUsING sALk Or Dhsh-
L MAN COTTAGE SITES SO u ne oes. COT .is'
NJ te ,od Al auction A b~ Merchants Exc1angsin New
YoTs al y ocloel o. THURSDAY, July H. 10 tof no
pur VI eosng me Interest VI d5esa1 enk1soo " -
tsbi,bigg this sc ~ ald beautiful yiLe2s.
~ B-FOr particulars and msps, Apply 70 no a. enc =
o Nall. iIfol Jfo fhs
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TO FAMILIES

TO FAMILIES
ABOUT REMOVING TO THE COUNTRY.
THE sUBscsIBEs - SOW PREPARED
ITO FURNlsn families who cOnsn fssding In tho
country during the Summer monhs fau supply OF ell
the marketing they may require durog ther absence rom
the city
Cone sing Of the choicest meats vegetables poultry,
game, 6sh, early fails &e which vii be forwarded 10
heir destination b, Tho speedy conveyance and In The
best possible order
Keepers OF hotels and boarding houses respectfully
IyiIed wish bis establishment wi ofe their osdes Wiz
BE- promptly hied, and on The mott sog-ble terns
WIN L. BARKER,
City Market
$50 and 90 Brood way
leila lusods corner of alooEsfsl
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AUCTION SALES.
B. GARDINER, Aueuoneer.
nY BALDWIN GARDINER,

Id Store S3 Broadway, cor. Anthory-a
II Particular seauoo win be given " sses II Fancy
6OOds POic-lsn, Paintings, &c Aso Furniture OF FAM.
hes giving up housekeeping Also, stocfs u Hsnu'at'
arefs, &C All ~ which are respectfully solicited.
Having made an Nrang-ment with Mr.. A. c FUTILE -
bis ssesnEn he hopes 20 merit the patronage OF his friends
and the public iei isr
AT PkIvArE SALE.-Dlamonds, Pearls and Pre- 'us
Stones pTising large invoice OF DAmords OF frat
wssr large PesTs Precious Stones, &c worthy the al
i.ntop Il dealers and others Also, one elegant new,
silver Pill Prize AVOID cost S4& k6f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
.,...n p,of...,op. in New.York.
VIZ cons nile from "Wilson's Business Directory

We compile from "" h'on business D"''
sf Nsw.York City, for ls5O-5l " the folio ~iog de-
,.l. of the number Of persons engaged IN the
,sriou. pursuits specified. Ofcour's no Directory
can present al the names in the City, bat enough
!, here shown to give birds eye view of the way
in which people get their living in the metropolis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY II.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FfHALE AcADgMT.-Tbe Foarth Annual Con.
neneemeot Of Exercises Of the BcOoLyn Fem,'e
Academy vas terminated yesterday, By the SAB
mission OF the report Of the different Committees -
me a'dience present The Academy is in hoar
hhing cOn6ilion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
LEMON SusAR-

w. KCLLYs PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for lhs
~. instant production Of L. ao1 pot 10 and
gtss packages expressly for travelling, siihsT by land
OF sea
Also portable Soda for tho i3yiaLl psodueuoa % 3ods
sisr. put up 10 glass packages TN pO ~deroo slasl
Toe above ARTICLES very desirable Tor use hoy
only easyes but prev Oi tho scafvy Bor
ssls in lots 10 su purchasers by the anaiaculrsr,
J. w. KELLY, 81 8sskmsnst
je2f Inn 2dDOrs slspys WiIism-sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

~ Joe number Of persons who passed over
the Long Island Railroad from tho 81 to the 9Th IN
''sn'' inclusive, exceeded 5000, and the daily ave-
fsge oil passengers ia now estimated at 1900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

Ia, new and spenaid Ssy.hshI Gsefy 90 tbs ss;ood
eOog Of 81 Broadway, rnro d. below M Ciy do pA
Ladies ali 6ns prevent ooms FAR more c0cysu s1i -ao
sable former ones a. our powerful s&J lko.
ard reception rooms are al Tie zane no0f All RAISED
bat few sfps above toe street Il N siinilsee t1es
ihsi poizis l.sen ~ properly sHsnsed say hg 81
t~riof ~ ibos- sk en ny ~. Ordinary NODE VVo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

N.coE AEo - ssrERs RAILEoAD co. o. 0EoEsiA
gpHis COMPANY bas declared Sisl9sLa - 80, 49,
collars per sbsre PAYABLE 20 te 5-oesnoi1efs 70 -l'
esfv Al he HspE Of he STATE q New YORK. % ne lss oA
i9Lgh7p tytg Tvs
go .HUP DUTUnEns-BssL ssS, $500 - -
Isunb Tor sal- by re qaartef sias " yos 49,. -
a., rsr, Of he eity rec Of esrtase sue 80 y ss
80 grooiIu Jefssy Ci,y, ane ne 40 1s-f - : =
ple1 Asc, hlH.aes served " urasiI Y DOD0y
tels sneod' 80
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CITY ITEMS.

THE Rus OF TIE SrEAxERs-M Editor 10
examining The 7iiJEne Of Jaly }, | lad state
nsnt Of The Log Of the "Asis' on the HON pas
cage. ia which think there must be some errors
Firs,, The time o. sailing from Boston oeins
Iet down in that statement at ? d. in pace OIL
the usual time - Y. and ven punctual a! sha''
Second. The next DAY 60 P. NJ sAmSro L'sn'
House, mile South. q Pm. arrived al hAlDAA
The error here is the ought to be = as the save
ment was telegapbed from Halifax on some recent
occasion, correcting statement previously mus
which was 26I hour,l making the c1rrect time 5li
hours: bat if Your statement is to be depended on
the time from SPIN to ppm. the following day
is only 2lI hours which is pery quick and HnPTe
ceGeHted time. The time Of leaving HALIFAX agree
ing with the previous statements, IN; adetcn'
ton OF only hours, in place OF e.. The hne' as
| make il, actual sailing time, is;
Leh Bosoo Wednesday, Jure H. u NJ arrived a. LIVER
pooi s. minutes pasI6 A NJ Saturday, y 10 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

glH. RICBARDsOc's 81 ayP.-Oae VI mo Dess
Orenedies OF the age Dr. Richardson's syrup for cho
e chols morbus and complaints and pain 10 TIE
stomach
sfdsi -. fraphsseE's $50 Pesrsi; Cnarss n, Ring.
1872 Broadway; the Druggist store, t6l dos hobsr n
Sands Isa Boweryi hsydock 2ls Posri-a; Also hrs
Hays IT'S Eulion-st Brooklyn city. iel SmS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

DILEs! PILRs!-D.t,heIP, Spanish spec.s- Cor ira
o. he Pies IL was trst nod by ms Is
a. the Of Wulal aid Futoa-sL flhen Fsir, ~
has been celebrated non tbai une - hs Ten rt-5s
this city TO mat distressing complaint; II b., cured
houiSncb; weeE aer week persons caI on me spd co,
plan Ibsi they could not hnd RE Thareiore Inform tnose
AFFECTED with the p1es thai 81 81 Roossvsl.sn snd
bope hty will ren-bsr 81 Were they car zee caTsrTte,
Of cDrps that win yirprise them. js2l 2vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
REMOVAL.

E1IOVAL.-DR LUTESER, Aarsl ass removed
IA Ii .ee from 65o 80 BrJsd~sy, enrance a War
rep.st Ufise boDfs 10 fginfe from Q al
slxssn ears Of successful prsees of al disses OF he
T,f enables blm 10 cure ceafnsss pleasant noises
md IEss " the Ear pro 6e1 nc ners ana drum Be
Dot bjgTed
Hefese. OF the fosi atdou0sd Etnd 30 sesu al 10
ofee All sstefs rprsl Dc postpaid ConS1is1on Tee -
u n or Osbsr~iso -. lyi4HW B0 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

nAKUn-5,s sA.as 20 4. % 40 no Fot s~'s q
~ GAuEP a DERRIoksoEi, 10 seaisFi
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IMPROVED CHAIN PUMP

WITH The FUsiBLE MEfAL BUCKETS.
T1NhEsE BUCKETS torued perfectly rUund and
Il smooth which is decided Improvement upon the
iron bucket, and the only sriicis that viii give en-
ire satisfaction 10 the who uses TITS srd Of pump
Manufactured only by Q. ATWOOD co.
Jel8 Inn Srmingh CHAM, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
BYRON ACID MINERAL WATER.

BYRON ACID MINERAL WATER
THIS valuable Mineral MetT ~hica has 0een rrnrh
used for many year, - rem>dy 10 Oyspspsia, Geo.
erul Debility, Cuis0cOus Eruptious aud variety CT
other Diseases offered tor The bret time 10 the Now
York Public. When freely reduced WIN son or spring
Water II makes very grateful sud cooling beverage Ana
lyred BY Dr. George Hand 5mIh, analytical Chemist %
Rochester NJ Y, with he following results;
free Sup huTc ACID .......-....s..-..de55I
Proto sulphaTate OF Iron and Alumni. SzU2
sulpbsie Of Msgnesis........."....lS5l5
Sulphse OF Lime. .........".....-l2s1S
blnca.... ...............s'ss-ss..io,vNc
Organic Matter ..................'s'..f,oo
From quart Of water, Grsins. .lSo,77
The water be had by 0uggss and others Of whole
sale and retail on applying 10 our Agent G. 0nswoid,
Duggst 8l9 Broaaway, ~ Y, corner of rwefh-st
JSGANSONl
Jos 0ANsON, ,..n<.,o..
C.k0A<SON. f''P"o'-
Batavta, N. Y. 1850. q. BALLARD ie4 Sineod'
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VI,O CANDI subscriber respect.
ully irforuftnc trade mat bey be sopphed win
cznae-noulds for making seartne sperm ataDsnrae ant
ow cs-des warranted 20 be Of TIE VERY beet quality and
vcrsrsnship the lowest possible prces References
Flyen 10 scue Of The krsl Irsc, N Nev-Yolk
teI2 lrus W WEBS. cor Aleu sn1 Ho1ston sta
DRAZIRRe' BOLT AND ING0r CORPEH.
ia tuil assOnDspi VI Re msnuisemFs Of hnn7hfeyS
ay9s srrs Ws. u. kSksB All. 9OIaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

The time between Halifax aud Liverpool being
days and 10 hours; Alio, compared with the
Pscifc's home TIP the Asia was 81 hours longer
from Boston TO LiverpooD than the Pacific was
from Liverpool to the time reported of HaliiHx;
Pacific ssiled Wednesday, 18th. 4PA 9 II 20
OF HslIsT Saturday,, 2-h SAM. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

Can you inform me where Sambro Head is stu
ased, n " hat direction from Halifax What lasi'
tude and longitude Is the Asia TO come direc. TO
New York without stopping at HALIFAX the coming
trpi Such was the report.
BY giving the above place IN your columns
you will oblige, CASDoR'
[Sambro Head is the promontory, at the Southern
extremity Of Halifax Harbor, and from - TO IS
miles distant from the city.-Ed Trib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

~ An owner ia waite E,r a Silver " s''.,
hoclsiop, nsAer. Inquire Of John Lbor' 0's'H "
the rhGd D.sSict Rsliee Cools Essez-'-
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CAUGHT AT IT-Ed y ard McGrath, ore Of tue
gang OF thieves that insest the Park, ~as arrested
asst night ~bie in the sct Of pickig the P0eEet o.
4 slUmherer.
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Pension and Bounty Land Agency,
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collection of Claims before Congress and the several
Executive Departments of the Government. His
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Contracts with the different Departments for Sup
plies, &c;
Settlement of the accounts of disbursing and other
officers Of the Government;
Collection Of unclaimed dividends on the funded
debt Of the United States.
Being in possession Of a large number of Rolls OF
the Army OF the Revolution he Ia enabled TO produce
the proof Of service" Of large proportion of those
engaged in that struggle, and for which they or
their widows entitled to pensions from the
United States.
As Notary Public, the undersigned is prepared 10
furnish legalizcd copies Of Documents or Records.
Charges will be moderate, varying according 10
the nature Of the business transacted. Letters, To
receive attention, should be postage paid, and may
be addressed GEORGE nj. PHILLIPS,
Boz No. 50, Washington city.