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R, Dec 22-Arf sIoop Excel, NYork.
rErnm nn1 Cnrresnondent.1

PHHADELPAIA, Dec 24-.f7i9cH-Brig Diver, Sumnef No
bile scs Caroline Bartlett NYorkj Reoeca Collins do
Ship hankand Francisco banks Ven
euea WILSON, iaeuayrA fremont Sears Boston; sch Empire,
Price Brooklyn; Darling, Bartlett, Bridgeport tott'
Ame Boston, Payn,er, Neal Richmond, VA steamer Peoo-
scot, Seymour, NYork.
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r ARGE SALEOFFINE PAINTINGS,

4 ARGE SALE OF FIN 4 F8IF IINU5'
EAinthe GALLERY, formerly National Academyloyo
the SOCIETY LIBRARY, Broadway on FRiOAf apa
and valuable collection Of Paintings ancient and modern,
recently brought from Tie Continent of EMope Ihess
ncres are Of higher class than any heretofore offered o.
sncfop comprising some valuable old pictures as wei %
lie finest OF modern and all worthy place in tie eaoces
cabinets and residences in lie country d%24E
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gIslAfURE ALnArAC......THla DAY.

au,-R..,.. 81 ses....... IS Hsop- Rises-i7 GOA
HIGH TATER.---.. DEC 49,
sandy Gov. Isandl 29H Hou 0ats-..5 4Vh
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D. NASH Auc:ionecr
TpY HARMON & NASH store 3lV
DBrondyay THURSDAY, Dec a. ShedGs Sale Of
STEAM SAW MILL MACHlNERY &e a., II oil. 9GiSa m
reof md copper cutters containing seamengine, ool
ers aak forge avn and bellows straight s% 10, ge agg,
saws grindstones burr saws back saw &c al31 w.
AIs5 oil he sheds racks ard other buildings Of me H..
The vii be sold together win The lease o. esae e ay
@ seven years 10 run from May 1880 beng ior ~ ~
Of end haylg sO eeon fr2Risi aqd fqn a sb1f
to the Fast River fd2i9tI b. DRAKE, Deplly onollL
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700 BUILDINGS LOTS AT AUG

I()r,BByQIIIT5De Manic box COMPANY w .s ).
1T tc,ion he Merchants Exchange, N9@ fofs' 90
WEpNEsDAY tie 18th day Of anaafy next 40 aoPa 5ocs.
bndpg lots situate near Atlantic BASIN ana N le s nor
9ate Vicinity OF the large cotton mandatory aS' SO''
Ps 81 ots on west side Van Bntst between King 'la
a os on east eide oonoyers between King and Ds'
man o 5s On south SIDE Kogs between cono7ef ana '4'
blFn os On woco between Conoyer and we sa
"a iots on sulliyan.st between ConoYef a9'
't[ef a,s on north side Dleman. oewse' conoyef and
Van Brunt sis. ,,o3 al the Companyg
teaSv to be Immediately bu u9of aoo9
and nechaaics and for The purposese -
Tsns Of The properly viii be roy ~ &c ~" d24Ji5
at he Cempany's Ot5ce, Il Bfos-1o!-
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NrEW.YORKAND HARLEM RATT.

~ ROAD coMPANY.-Gted lth senlannaal Divid DIVIDED
On the Preferred Stock OF his Company al the rae al
eight per cent per nnncio vii be pad al the Office Of TIA
Company No. 81 Chsiaanlsiree on ana after Tueslsy
the seventh day Of JaGUa5y next
The Transfer Books of the Preferred Stock will b.
closed Monday, Deceuber S0dt ri o'cloc& P NJ and
open on "Wednesday January s. ri 10 O'clock A VI
Dated New-York sd December 1859
d23 JAM SAML NJ BLArCHEORO. Treasurer
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AND ERIE RAILROAD

BANKING HOUSE OF ]. CARO-
IA OTHERS co. No Is Wood.SI PITTSBURGH, Pa
Collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES fths
United STATES Reference IN NeW-York Messrs
Winsow, Lanier 4 Co 81 Wall-st sul7d
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NLurkets....CAR

TUESDAY, Dec. 81
ASHESThe market is steady sales of 100 bbls al 5 30
for Pots and Is for Pearls The receipts fair by rail-
road 49,
COTTON-Is steady at full prices; loo bales have
been cold to-day al the following quotations:
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK............DEc 2.
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YAlVIDEND.-The 3 ROADWAY IN IN
A. STRANGE COMPANY hsve ms d.g deci,1sS
Sth u Jauu4y TIE TrGnster R01ss ,;i sssl ee
from He rst uEe aa' day By order Of the Bosrj esi
d-7 tJo JOHN WRAY Ss'.rr,,,y
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A-Any person ta'lrg $40 a. heis dsrosal NAV b.
a. an opportunity OF iayesEne i 70 dgh s.. and NOS
sore business aIeeAE rStshse, row psyia el Dsr zen,
%lih tour yeers of uaeypred Lease on tae bii,n ab
tie business Is ocgied. Satisfactory reasous 49, e
iug out Address reir TO Daguerrean VtibnNs ni;a
stating when and where Interview can IA SsS CbS.S
VIII meet with prompt attention dsAH~.E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
Deaths DoinRz ia N.w-York.

NEUROLOGY FoR JULr-Oor monthly synopsis
Of the Bills Of Mortality, now that the intense heat
Of the Summer is upon US, shows rapid increase
in the number OF dcsths yet not to such an extent
as to create alarm in regard to tho Ctys sanitary
condition. The increase has been confined almost
eutrev TO Young children, aud 20 diseases Incident
TO the season. and to the reckless or Ignorant us7
Of uuripe ant unwhoesome fruits. An ezanlna'
iion Of the tables given below will satisfy any old
that tie Metropolis is stil eminently Messed wi'n
health.
We give the following comparative action OF as
estes ior the four weeks on1ing 9Th JAY
DISEASES CLASSIFIED.
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~ Mercantile I,ibra-y As.ocIation.-

70 Msrcant1le Library Assoclatson.-L1ro
l5O0 volumes, Rendn s-Fooia, 10 Magazines, News
pspers Thi institution founded ana sustained by ise
Clerks Of New.York "a open daily, from 10 4 IL % 10
P "a alis rOOms, Clinton Hal, eorrsr Of Beekns1 ana
Hggssuss -.
The Library coDaus 81 600 volumes 70 which constant
additions ae being made Averaging over ~ yJ.SuI,,
rncDihv There Include all the publications Of ls,l-
WhOl negectng The ighhLersrure u lae day p as
attention Is psid % the departments OF bisory - -
Languages Geography, &c OF which tho eoIecao-' a.
already very large. - .-s.., .ns q
The Reading Room iB Eupried Win 20 At1s 80 n ar
fore 10 Msgszines, ne Weekly ard DAILY
Cigs London Tines Paris hsti0na' Cna.1 NJ, a. az
Gszeile. ard oL1eT orfgn Iedoa caD Ls y.-s "a ~
added ls icy appear, Or are reG-lio- ~ 80
memheTE - o,-,-.c-shtr rr8
Classes 10 he Modern Ls1ga'gs. -.-r,5ers "a
Book. k-epiug ara now Ia prog resf, ~ '
ob.anluiiOn g. an siulOst noalln- 81 t, BE, one ~
The Lectures Of this Inflieson L.f ,, c,sy.s h,
is most popular features a msu-. i-
t-irg Grr.nger Tor the cCrrf sel. ,,.t.+t, p Z
Terue of membership $3.50 $500. - +..-s AZ -,
Sl-Ii7f4y cues ~ SAMUEL P TITUS
~l-1t Recording Secretary
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"a CARD rO rHE PHIBtlInn:.Nss -, - n

FgHnOIhTfON
= O. Ths urdeTs9ned iases gfeSt peasI'e =
o hMtE =, he Pubic lbs, g. Ass q. tol hst "a -
touLcnK - ,b;s CIV hsy1g 'or - object the slppssss
o,,senttsr1 Il vii manly direct 10 st.erucn . y
O. gons FARO Esr Ks, Lottery sad Policy OF ga; M
~ - ssrro tine SIN a. ia g. Pgrsssiso y! eg4fy sf
gaming ., a. a,so.i.,so, are to.,..6 m lhs esrsS
., cSs,b6n ed NoT.l Nllism as EeV fors 60.
n Cbshnr. 81 end VIII be Ger fsr be usDs,-uo -,
nsss ogr.rg he otv Information re.suvs % 800
bousss and Nel auhs nicsisi fses m awe % ~ -
gsming vii be thankfully received, wheifof e0flr- -
verbal or 81 lener, ana a.. pertons Who hse ID
svincfd By gamblers are psTtcul-T rec 'sso 800
uJcn tie subscriber who vii re- der "a sic7 - 49,
a. nav be necessary IN The recossry Of 1nrf "
properly, or lhr prosecution Of lae Tchoeif -
pr.vale fegi YER VIII be <cpb 70 hcb VII p 80 =
re name. ccrups.on &c Ct elca ilcYlcqsi - -
tGbii Of vs.c gaming tGnses, 80 tlH ne crse
ing lnEIu nee, gno Cicnf Fubic ilsa4tils n -
elsey cere car u sny tine Ascertain Nht.so. -
their cctcer &c ~ upOy are " ihe nsht y = ,sf
Hcoks Tracs Fa1'rheis. &c on M su7,- 80 = -
prepared expressly Tor popular cfcuitnoo -. a.,
Fbatiy O. hard urd Tor tslo q! ne k0o3N ~
AN comuur'carous on re bufns,s o. - - -. o
rust - po..prid srd sdcrrssed ~ ~ = 80 ~
Csersr. aRsrt ard COrresp nclDf recfee'et +.
Ycrh Afslc alter fJr ne SaP,re',i (, ~ 6sTrs "a
New Yoet. jay 81 1854.
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RUE I'D RE0ULATIOFS


l. The Bath Keoptrls 10 aud aud receive fom every
v,s,.r (chorcr and I'D R9n ptrs us exceped)
g 80 TO be pad wihir q hcurs after arrival
2 To such contributors no eddiuonal charge viii be
thew shall psy % cents
5 TISvels.s .slne st the Sorings AL moi remaining
l--rrr "a tho viz u!ty thsu &C h.us 90 II VA OILY o.
The Bah Keeper &c instructed u d'-g tle OF ibs
waters public walks G. % al peTsons Wlp siuso g. co3
ply while egulsors ADD 10 ropJ. -aei. A-ue5 in
writing. =
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~ yvatcr.Cure Instltufes-Ctty md Coun
ffg-rr TAALL receives patients T.. .h5 comm q "a CIV
esl .atmsuL Is Lsightst and e. Oyster Bay L. l. col
muricalOu daily between thcGs pisces Oy s1ean99Al "a
Railroad. Oelcrsl practice attended % COl4l.Is'o-s -
81 I'm
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~ n,RIslir,n rclearnph

tb an Ssfrs n tbs u1itsd s.ates GenslIl ohce NJ
ero.STyrv Oren from 10 TIE mornfng M II g. nlG
Vsl.ogs Is Ney.YoTk who are accustomed 10 rens.ceI
u-ire-s VII ito O'a!ellJ Lines IN Gy sectcn Of al
n tea gtstes vii fad iteir inlefeGI 20 l5sTo tdsr d
rscbes Al Is cl6ec insure prompt and eosree ts1s
riss5os lss Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

- Sfnfe and National Law -cneol-bALLsroN
SPs ssrsioga Co. n Y-The uexs Term wi. commepcs
OF lie ia u September he fret Term Ia Ihe year Daily
rerts s and azuneag Of eauses dnl exercises Ia
ohsnd speaking historical aud Legal debates COngrssou.
dbcresO1s &c. among hs constali practices OF tho
Students Payment Ia adYGncs for the term Catalogue
and Cicusr sing particulars, sent By request dro:ed
(post.nsidl 70 J. " .FOW LER Esq.
" VS. Imeod Diap s WG4gW.
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Nl10n4U AfnlE UyC, proven - - = Syfs4 49,
AZ CT whskers he noren Is applied without the e.a
tnuryis entirely free from unplearan ocor and esn -
Nsshed with the s.Iongest soep Immediately Il = Epsd
uiIhou waiting 10 dry. For ssis CT applied e. BATcash
4Gs Wig -cctoTy, Wsl-s mylsKu1a~GAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

In 1914 the maximum E2s 50, the m'niai0 n
493: IN 1873 TIC maximum Was So and the mini
mum 81.
The daily n'sxir,uEl t'r2erasure vas NE 'laes
,rovo 90. nine times between 90 ard IS thirteen
,.nre, betseon IS and GO; twice between 30 aud
70; enc twice below that poini-
The daily minimum temperature vas t|ice BE-
lovy GO, eleven times between 90 and 90 eight
times between CJ aud 20, uins times between 20
rs; and once at that point.
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~ rr. 2. l.. Nichols. and Mrs. Cove Nic3ols
Walcf Care House, 81 Ncss near SiI
svecuo Co-fuiis1ls from 1870 . Patients Teca 81 iS
boa- " 5s ils,ulezL or v.si.ot ~ lhc.r rcs-encs
liz In
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" Two men brothers named Mickey, lost their
lives at Bo6ton the other day, from tbe foul sir Of
ci,torn into which they had descended for the par.
purpose Of cleaning 1t Out A third come near
loiiDg biz he.
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r. Institution FOR Embeciles and ChlldTen cf
" eai6 Intsilccls.-A few more pls VIII DO TscsV'
g, II iluu odlaie application Ia made -
ESO9g IL B. WILBUR n. d. Barre, Mass.
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xEyINpow SHADES. eiLT CosHlCLs, u 1tsss
w Ply AIIaIINs Ar ..karnilieE ahClI hsEnt.'t

w PEkY HUsLlRs, &c.ssrnines as.1l issa'II1t
heir windows with the above Nic.os rl1 10 - .
WOODFORDS, 20 Broadway ;te lsTPesl a..
soruent IL The cy severe. pew s.yiss n9y. q
dVeeo IL New.Yofk. Lecs and nsslI s0 FSs,l,I. os.
teSsels loops pms, hacGs e0r.seS, S5,i's 6r.tfs
sIt,cle and Is io a. its POs'i5s = - IA sse5.,
ure IL Merchants buying a. N :. 1.ers
70 .aslr Safsn'~2o y r WOODWORK 20 Synsa~s'
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.IIe nrNr porEarIn RAMEaY, -. 9

THE REV DOMESTIC BAKERY, eorss ss 9
ChareGGnd Warrington sts-9ae puDAc Is 49,, 49,.
II Informed hei e. thI Establishment can be i,lla a.
l. on hard superior article Of DoUi,sac Efeaa. ..sd
Ielo RS been hly tssted and has hcs FER 0eeA -
viii dec ded succcss TIE eu0scr5erh pfepsIs , q
nish steamboats,, Lo.e.s, boarding. ho1'es sao soo b
The moot ressoIabs .efrs e.f hopes ~ coso a.s-'-
Inst-eea 10 nledt iihryai Fhye n gusic Dlro9af-
H. =. DUsENBURY. 6Sj Was3iaf ya,Hr
Ps-Aso constantly OF hare q superior afacs q "a n
tea b.fSu!t cakes, plea, &c- Ifol I|'i - -
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~ iteon'. Business DIRECTORY OF NcW- = etE
Civ f,r - = Third gear Of publications. prizes 81 csnis
Corisrng TIA and address Of al personf engaged
IN husiress c.afafed under sppropfiese seatings
ivl9 swift JOHN 2 PROV, 70 Ann-ft
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lNOh SALE CiIGAP--A pTinling 1Ees, eoBpnsnt
Il four presses AID everything nocet1y Tor oe HoA
printing paper. Any C1s wishing eogs2e " No 49,.
business WI ind this worthy q attention tae ees 80
has been long essblstet k'- large psrc1AR1 80 80
be scld tt sacnhce e. he owner II unable ois a.
70 continue the busress f0r tai pafaeuias soois -
lfs4E. Y. PoG.-Ollcs. ~ ~
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BttAAlplNt

.DOOHIs. WITH BREAKFAST AND rEA.is s,.,.
llNn-ba moro room han M laoiN ca oc sl.
out brcakfas, AID tea. Two perGols r0oni.e -.
could have handsome front psFlor. wiA heltoa. ].
tached wei finished with marble Ella glaaa a. a
well furnished such persons could tsse slls eoaf.a.
p.sln snd Rereguaied family can sfori, 6l s,l,,,,.
PRICE SituBte5 within ono Two minues Wi, Of -.
fulton Ferry No oihsr boSTdors In tla houss Ads,s..
W. II. Eew-YoFk Lower Poe, Ofhcu sgIss
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49, T-i~ silraurc H.cuns8tB ~ arc. tu4 ~. o.
~ O-e-ge j. ere h1crs rec by railroad en- I-'tiJ
Fha o-iahlEact tcs prtvst0 bats s-is.sel % u5
.lcrn rccus. Address Df. EGAke-, :. Crs1Ts 4: =
f-rterTz. lsLAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

~ Prince o. Co.'s hetod-ous for 80 ~ fs.'t,i
cr,r e, rtBADGFR's Flute Ee1ulc1rg, Aic.ys PEE
graph Buud1g l6l BroadvAv !styNer,
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PovgELTor house NE suRSa

~ THE PROPRIETOR 81 his tago- r sll sgicg-
- piere OF surrfner resCri lakes pietnrc - e. gS q
suerrou ~ ms New ORR publ, o. Soc iae ma =
ro Pre- pared i9r 'be receplo- " slle p. es
irs.seei or .rert hcsrd1r, ere tiFh osmsaos
which he house is held " Jniss Nro ha- spori ne -
ner months tnere ne E1Ee vii rc1dg azetisl nols
ofss1peor crra cns 10 p0int ciae1 to- ics1Gy o1it
&c urnecstssFy Il ais pars1lar ha5 40 ecusi or as
Hudson River. fhc la,1eT Is hCIsll1Ie VII o. fy2ls
-iih every dec.cr 10 markets AFFORD ne afalhj- ~
former lciuss for reacking t9w9usgt BY s.ealD. -
ihsTc are Eve rsrf O. cars ps.2Ds osy sile = -
HsNNcrt end Albany. s.kriy tppactl-s IaOss z. -
for selection Of rooms. isl0 2mfl " DonSN
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@TtrfcE aLefeby given ihe' the tUbscn0el VII nns
lNnrplceion 10 the Urited safes Trelf-y Dsprl1s.
AZ WELLINGTON Tor cupncstef Cnd payment o. sa1sg =.
following original certificates a ttotk u ne sbsse
istusd % lis name under The sct approved Sn,.y -
l847 TO Wits hos 7l53, 1lt9 7ltO, lloi of lio ~ VA
win n,esesrom February le5c std Original es'une''
Da'-A 49, REACH yANDERP0oL,
,c, EswaF. n J.
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twill be seen that The mortality traong children
e extremely high this year. n lel7 the proper
;cp under 10 years o; age was fttycao ald half
psr cent in 1915 fortysix per cent ia 1919, forty.
h.ee per cent and ia 1850, nearly Gl.y three per
cent.
TsE WEA1HER-We find the GLOWING review
ofths weather for the pas: month in the Nsrqrk
Daily A9reT,iirr'
Unu,ual heat, he providence Of storms With IRE.
,rent Manifestations OF electricity, aud cOpi51s
rsins were the characteristics Of July throughou.
-~,t of the portion u the Ulion east Of the Ale
-bouies. our own inmecis.c region being ncluted.
TIE extreme Temperature was not az excessive as
in several Juys Of late yeara. ss may Be observed
in reference 10 the table below, nor we're there az
rany very bot dsys, YET the mean temperature
vvas more than one degree above that Of any July
sirce these notices commenced. from the general
preyalencs Of uniformly warm weather, aud the
bieber Temperature Of the nights. IL viii De %.
served that there has been great uniformity Ia
the minimum Of lowest night temperature Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

( nN0 WANTED on bond aut u' r-t-fs :,
= ! ,oOU,erm Of tys years Al pei csa 90 isEs.s
nonshe city sropesy. Appiy At
su2 w J EVEROELL'S. 81 Rso 50 "a
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s--.Iebapsn Fprfrgs WutCF-Surs Esgahlis.
meat = nov IN !,S tixil ycsr Of rlcc-si4l cFc;-c7
For Information address .--. . -
Tvs luf n. hcDOAkGAf y. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

FgND EET,-A small private fsmi y In The vsry esarI
1 location, 81 HowsTdst. four doors east Of Sfosdvs
would let large front psrlor on the sscocd foV sA
large wardrobe attached to two young men, f5r 81 %
week without boafd TIE room Is Handsomely ilrIsAS
and will be kept Ia perfect order. Good reference 70
QuiTed All Sos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

NJETAl.S, POIsONE, Fly PAPEK and DsSees
WING Liquid Psils, Palladium, hicfeL CsiAioml -,
Chemical Wlss Oh .P snd sl'gsss o. HlSs
pc,., sos ,r ~ lind Hair 0nse stared YclsniE
&c 81. fSr sale by Or. LBWl5 FEUcH fwAN6Ek.
-, ~ o,ys l3i ks'dso-i4ns
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River and Harbor improvements.

The bill now before the House of Representa-
tives proposes 10 make the following aPpropria-
tions FOX the improvement Of various rivers aud
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SUMMER RETREATS.

MJEW-LEBANON SPRINGS -COLUhBiA
INHALL-This Hotsl bss been greatly enlarged b. -
Immense wing, making is entire length about so fee sns
capable OF accommodating 50 vstorT. very lsrgs nn9
Der Of rooms taken for the season BY sn5s sod par
haps place combines 20 many attractions To- ne1n ~
pleasure.
81 @klnS tLs morning cara By tho asH.Hssol ia
Ho1saionic heTosd or Hudson River Railroad. Va HID.
son, paassngers Grcve al tho Springs - - ocock hs
Afternoon. Bare through only g. 50 ieesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

DOkTLANO HOTEL, on THE HfGGLANDl
OF NEVESlNK.-ghis house is jdag eOIuD-isi ard
open for Bsitors Il aeoTis splsnaid psospcc, " -
ocean, gre comtires 81 DC euiOym11t VI co tay do
fshng, sailing hat1ng, dtAgltOl wSss All dr7os COD
tea bTeezes bghy conducive 70 cOmof and neiia re
hours sol from Ihe CITY, By tie John har " ne 6ol q
Pecs.tllp g. o. lie Edwin Leola a, r 0Oi y see,s,
iyi5 In yLETCHER Pforrepn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

A GENTLEMAN and mis- wife, and .sw tusla a.,
IA uemen can have board ai $50 Mett 1tg-5sVeia
% door west Of Eighih ~. Pleasant rooms "a ssoosa
door with rse Of bath room; wary pleasant and hahh
location. iTl3lrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

NIEWBURGH sUMlIER RErhsAr --ssysnl
NiE-aes car sex 30 lilCist5o win pcssslf Ell
rooms e. his EouBs. which for healthy cta9a slii
scereIy frd pleasant drsei s Tot s0pa % ne d9tsls
River. ReilI elce-koBtRT LOWnaN hg llb Wsf
st Newton ly5OIFl IL DODGE, Pfogdlw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

gf,- sswiera A SYells, Phrrssic.. si1 80 t'vz
~, s~.-~ C..rfsn Bsli Isl hlfstn-r near re f.fk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

~. Dr Easvy's WRteT-Curc il=ttgu -iol-s 2
nc zy7c.0tsi Gnd Univessiy-pl1eo la-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03


Although there has been a considerable increase
q mortality within the last four weeks, the deaths
Tor the mouth are far below those of the Same
month in ls49, AZ or A. The figures standthu
Iu,v 1871 ..........ls $40 jug l8i9..........2s7l
lriy 1915 ............4 S7 July, ls5o........"li.O
rDeducug thorf-
To show the extraordinary decrease Of deaths
this year We give the following table, comprising
the de,.b; fer the -f--t seven moI.hs Of the olr
years:
sevcn molta 1877 ...a,57 Seven nonh'' isis.ill3o
1913 .....9 XVI AcJv.... OPP
This proportion Of decrease, carried through the
year, with the proper allowances fr increase Of
population, will show FALLING or OF t'7sa'yttrse
per cent from 1sl7 itrcI p oHe per cent from 1913
and trenty fire per cent. rom 1919, Cholera dc
Quoted
Who will doubt that the City is in q much
heelthier condition this year than us7si; PsEaaPs
ban ever before!
In regard to age, we fnd the following figures
OF seven months:
1877. 1913. 1sD* 1850.
Under le........4tib - 3sf SOP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

OUTER NyANTED-sot f.sG cl4ss esslau A.
~ iEblis hmeni N Roadway None hgfa la, 4 ssps-
cree atd lti,e and good aidresa need sppy rosrs
abe peGsor paimsncrI si,gsacn sad ,sir s..ay al
given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

BOARD RESDDCED--Atthey ri,sss l.sraoE. Hoos
b5l 0Teenwcifsl Gentlemen ~ih fingie beds srd Ia
air. rooms g 80 per week; d1y bOsrdsrs s. per ss
TRANSIENT boarder 81 cents per day y The gttf ye lzs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-04-02

scendants Of imported Saxons of the
finest kind, sheep whose wool is coarser
than much which passes under the name
Of Merino. There is evidently tens
dency in the variety TO return TO its prim-
tive condtion-a tendency which the
breeder, if he possesses the requisite
knowledge and judgment, may overs
come.
The inquiry has been made, whether
the shape or turn Of the horns affords
any mark of distinction between the
Saxon and Spanish sheep. We are not
aware of any such distinction. The first
Saxon sheep brought to this country,
had generally wide spreading horns /;
many of those lately imported have
their horns curved close to their heads.
1t is we'll known that the turn of the
horns in sheep and cattle, varies with
the caprice or fancy of the breeder.