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A. PRATT, II, D., D. D. 8.
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N Office shcTchy gwen that | will on Satur-
~ day the 18Th day Of June next between the
hours OF 10 o'clock, A NJ and 5o'cork T. VI OF
sald day So" n, public auction n the cour, house in
Ottawa. LnslIir county. Ills, the following described
real estate Of which Phuip AUrnswoith died seized.
10 pay the debts oisad deceased
~ acres oiIand W., \ VI, sec 81, township %,
range , east
Notice Is also given that will on Monday the
l1lh day Of Jane next, between the hours Of - a.
clock A VI and 3 o'clock I. W. ct said day. sell Mt
public auction u; the court house IN Mor.s Gundy
county His, the following described real estate oi
whlch Phillip Allcnsworih died seized to pay the
debts OF said deceased
10 acres olland, n W! sec &, township %, range
cusi
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RROADCLOT1lSo of oil colors mud qualities, fan.
- cy nnd PLAN cHssimercs, heavy Sleeps grey, sat.
tinc,is twcrds, jeans hard times, also canton and
wooen tInnncla, Liuscys, &c inst received ut
arlg7 CusllNAS'5
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\ credit Of months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond security and Mortgage on the premises
to secure the payment OF the purchase money,
May llth, 1850 ALEXANDER D. DAVIS Admir-
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DRY GOODS,

I00 POS Engish, French, and AMERICAN frInis,
DVV 100 do do do giughams,
81 pieces lawns and lined lu.tcrs,
- do a.apacca. bomjaz!ues muslin de lalns,
and barnI"s OF every price and Style
May 3, 1850 LP.SAyGER & Co.
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DAlNTS and OlLS-Wc nrr now receiving a
1 large lot OF Pure Extra \ No Lead, Linrrd
y Lard Oils, Whiting Sc, which will be- -old low
f'rCGth mI23 tUsuNAN
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N'PLENDlD stock Of boys calf kip, seal, and
> coarse boots md shoes Indies and misses
cc,-tors some new styles Just received 10y
MAY ,, 1850 l. 2. SANGER & Co.
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s,nit,is. Oil,. &c
NO ksi,NI.

CONVENIENT d"cliog house near the Fox
| River llou-c For further particulars cuqair,
"A fm3-iOIl /. DrLANo.
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New Goods,

'IlE subscriber is now receiving at his old stand
| n large aud desirable stock OF scasonublc goods
among which may be- found, n full aud complete as.
aortmcnt Of staple and fancy
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SUGAR, Coffee. Tens Spices OF nil kinds, soaps
~ candles, Tobacco. Meckcrr white Fi.h, Goldfish
mud herring, Jus, received CuSlMAN
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A great variety OF Crorksry and Har4,rarc
A-o, large stock of choice Groceries, NIL OF
winch will be- offered Tor sale n, the lowest market
prices. mp, 27l W II w CUsnMAS
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ID ICH Brocnie Italian Iu,cstrIng, gro de Swis-
Ia Florence AMI bonnet silks bonnet, cap, and
belt ribbons; Shaw!s, scars and haudkerchIeis, Il,
unusually low prices fm3 l. T. SAvGER & Co.
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AsfOnisiiing st;rcs

Extract from the HT,Sfsrp Pyrss Wegce., Pcnnsyi-
yauin l., IA
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NGNP II BEFORE WE VTopLE
TILE CHICAGO BOOK STORE
loo I.NtlE SIitEIr

c'ys ,olI I; the LOWEST PRICES, We can
furnish
1000 McGuG5y. Rcodcrs
400 Spoilers
400 loz. Sander, 10
4J0dozcach sander, Is, ID 3 ID. s,h Readers
700 do2. Alams' Ar'5mc'.ea.
80 ioz Rays do
loo Thoup-On'S do
Perkins, Sui.hs, Davies, and Emc sons Arilhric.
tics N,Chclls, Olucv's. Smnl's, and Mor'c's Geo
grarhlea Browns, klrkhams SmIh's md Bulicn's
AMI rinnro', Grnmmars, Cuicr'sanl Taylnr's Ply
sioory ConStocNs D,m't, d., Parker and Swiit5
Philosophy; Smiths and }ur.itt's Astronomy; Cnm-
stocks, TOwnc's, aud tiray's Chemistry. Together
w!th all descriptions Of
SCHOOL BOOKS
now in use in the west. Country Merchants, trnch-
crl and nli interested IN schools are regpeyi in
formed thar jh"ywl find it greatly for thc.. interest
ocali Oh Us before making their purchases.
BLANK BOOKS
Ofcv'ry variety are constantly on hand or made To
der LcdIcrs, Journals. Records, and every 9th.
1y otaccoua, books, OF the best qualities Of pa
per, Sc &c.
MUSIC GooKS'
p-aicry Crrmma SRcra
M"udc5sohn Collection, Bay State Collection,
National Psanst, Sacred Minstrel,
P,aimist, Choralist,
md all tn" varieties Of Secular Music Boo,s, JarSa-
lie ana School Sang BOGhS.
PAPER llANGINGS.l
\ splendid assortment OF Room Papers, borders.
and curtnm papers, constantly Oh hand at the toT-
We cnn offer he public the 1rgcst stock of Books
and Stilionrryin Chicago, and can sell Il rs cheop
astIr rirgpcsta at l22 Lake st.. Chicago
Feb , A. II 4 c hurley
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SILK GOODS.

On PIece4 iancy cissInercs, c0NoUndes slrpe
AOO dnngS uckings, striped shlyiugs, Of amo
every quality and price fm3 |. Z SANGER e. C.,
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IS Il ORSES
~, Z ~ CATTLE. h. ~

No medicine in use has accomplished so many
extraordinary cnics and gwen so universal
'"'iSiaction IN rvcry variety AMI stage cfdkcasr.
or lhat has his had so extensive and Iapid a snle
az T.o"ii Ointment aud ondlion Powder
~ ointment i, rapidly superSedng all other
gals of alI kind. spinms. hries. crnckcJ L,rl,
Fiignnnc wnlga.Is pol tvii calus. slav rs swcen.
~ H''"ln' siasI, silnnts, iamcncss, SIN cracks
,"Nndrfrd ieei, scFa,eA's or gIea.e man. and
horn d-tcrn1er
The on,iiion Powder will rcfnoyca al infnm.
nation and fever, purify the hoo,t loosen the skin
cleanse the water, mud Strengthen every part of the
following dsSa- c,:
bsempcr. HIDE Bound, T.ossof Appetite. Inward
STAINS, Yellow Water, lnHammat6n of he Eyes,
fnuEue rom hnrd exercise also Rheumatism
commonly called aifi comp.nnt) which proves fatal
10 80 many valuable horses in this country Ills
h!So sal" md certain remedy for coughs and co1s,
which generate 50 many fatal disoas,s.
hrsc remedies Never lgiurc and Always
,ute, II the directions arc followed
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Two STORY Frame DHI,Iu1 IIOu5c a.
iig.b,y situated, tOrtlrIhtg !uipunruou cuqligr
II may H. DNNIFl LNuEy.
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HORNETS. r.OmI.ci>.

TIE very latest arrival of the mot fashionable
- Jos upw worn IN the eastern cities. very large
stock having plrcha ed them nj very low rates, wc
feel Iu.tf I IN sayp. Tint We can cell lower Than
any stock We, offered 'm3' !, T. Swan g. Go.
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Inland Transportation

Shipments of goods, wares, and merchandise per
good weasel between New Orleans and other Gulf
poTts--betwcen all American ports md English and
oher European ports, or 10 any maritime ports
whatsoever in the Atlantic waters against the
PERiL> OF THE SEAS.
For terms Of insurance, also pamphlet containing
further information apply 20 g. BURR Agent,
Dl.l-JI. Nm pfn1rrtion lusutDfcc tomunuV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
GRltEN-POINT-

GREEN POINT is the Northern neighbor Of vii
hamsburgh, and one year agow scarcely known
Five years ago, there was only the commencement
Of settlement where now q handsome, thriving
and enterpnsing village is firmly established and
rapidly improving. 1t is abouttwo miles from the
WILLIAMSBURG Ferries with which it enjoys con-
slant communication by means Of ample omnibus
accommodations The houses in the village proper
are laid out in cottage fashion, are neatly built
tastefully decorated, and generally have small
lawn in front. AS place of residence it can
hardly be surpassed and doubtless will soon rival
the older towns and cities in the immediate vicin-
ity of NewYork in the number OF its inhabitants
and its advantages formanufacturing aud CONNER
cial industry.
very handsome Reformed Dutch Church has
just been completed in the center of the village
erected in the early English style, 40 feet wide by
GO feet deep, and % feet high, with Lecture.
Room at one end. The Lecture Room is IS feet
in width by 81 in depth, and is 70 feet in hight
with two doorwsys on the sides and two into the
main building The tower Of the church ia rs feet
high with octagonal buttresses The pinnacles
are surmounted by richcaryed ienials. The para.
pets on the tower are embattled with heavy Co.
ping. The main door into the Church is in front
of the tower, half OF it projecting from the main
building TO shelter the entrance. The cornices OF
the main building have octasonal buttresses the
same as the tower. The parapets on the raking
of the roof arc of pierced quatrefoil large win
dow is placed in front of the tower Is feetin hight,
o,d C,at u;dc with t,Yo millions and varied in
tsacery The windows onthe side ostbe Church are
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Adjoining. four large tlree.s'ofy, base'aent and
attic houses. arc nearly finished cor VIM II. Story,
ESQ. They arc . by 30 feet, with brown stone
fronts. and well finished.
Another splendid dwelling is going up in this
vicinity, lor John b Kitching. Esq II will cost
soooGa is Dimensions are % BY 100 feet, three
stories with basement, undercellar, attic and OBJ
sergstory. The front IL brown.stoae and the door
way and Windows are finished with figures and
ornaments in the Eizabethan style, The main
cornice is exceedingly massive. The west SIDE
Of the house is covered with nastic so as to Il
tate stone, and oyerlooks the adjoining lot, which
is laid out with rare plants and shgubbery The
door furniture is heavily plated, and many Of the
doors are furnished with stained glass. The man
tells are Of statuary marble. and the parlors are
divided with marble and Scaglioa pillars richly
olnamented. There is aconservatory bath rooms
reservoir, "a. fixtures, sc. aud the whole house IS
heated by W tier furnaces of the new pattern In
the rear is two.story and basement carriage
house finished in the EHzabethan style, resem
bling cottage.
Immediately opposite, two thfee-stoiy and base
ment houses, with brown.stone fronts aud all the
modern improvements nave peeh olit lor 1u" "io
kellogg, Esq. Cost, $1,000 each
On Clinton.street block of fine ourstory brick
buildings has recently been erected By Thomas
Sullivan and on the opposite corner two blocks Of
buildings have been erected, six houses OF winch
extend on Clinton and ten on Harrison streets
They are owned by an Insurance Company in New"
York. On the corner of Harrison and Henry
streets the masons are also engaged in laying the
foundation for three,story Westinghouse
In rleet.street corner of Hudson. avenue plain
bnt neat wooden church called St. Mark S, has Just
been erected It is an Episcopal Mission Free
Church, and will be supported by Trinity and
other Episcopal churches in Brooklyn. 1t will
seat from COO to 700 persons, and the floor beneath
the auditory will be used as class-rooms.
A numbered other improvements are in progress
in different sections Of Brooklyn; but we believe
those above referred to comprise the. more i'm
portant.
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WILLIAhISBURGH.

At WILLIAMSBURG there is q degree Of activity
quite equal considering the size Of the place, to
anything in its vicinity large building has
been erected at the foot of South-Eighth-st near
the Peck-slip Ferry landing by Messrs. Burr
Waterman & Co. for the manufacture Of Iron
Strap ShipBlocks. The structure is handsome
one OF four stories including the basement, in
which is located powerful steam-engine. Its di,
mansions are 104 feet in length by 50 in width.
The walls are strongly built, bound together by
heavy bolts running the length and breadth of the
building between every tier of windows. The
Orders are also all clamped together with iron at
their joints. The shafting is so arranged that no
journal shall run within one foot of anything com
bustble, in order that there may be no exposure
of the building TO the heat arising from friction,
Connected with these works is an extensive
smithery for making the metallic portions Of the
block, in which thirty men are employed
A large five story building l24 feet nlcngthby 60
feet wide, has been erected on the opposite side OF
the street, and is designed for various manuiac
turing purposes AT the west end of the princ
pal building are the works erecting by the North
American Timber Preserving Company
The dock and racks for the new branch Ferry
are nearly completed at Grandst. on the New
York SIDE, and the workmen have proceeded to
extend the piers and construct a ferry-way al
Wilhamsburgh at the foot Of South Seventhst
The latter will be for the Peckslip Ferry, and the
present dock for the South Seyenthst and Grand
street Branch.
At the corner of South ourth and Third SITS.
another block of brick buildings has been COM
menced by Mr.. Hines. They adjoin and are SINH
lar to those he has recently put up.
At the southwest corner of South Seventh and
Third SITS a brick block owned By Mr. Colt is
going up.
A splendid granite block will be erected in the
Spring on the high ground on;Divisionavenue and
South Sixth-st.
The village is agitated by the discussion of the
subject of Drainage and Commercial Canal
| Commencing at the intersecton OF Rlyer-st.
Brooklyn, with South Sxth-st. low strip o
| ground extends up Moore,st. to Bushwick,avenue
and then along the side Of the rope-wak, quite tc
the head of Newtown creek. Over this low
line of ground I've quote from our contemporary
of tbc IGmesA the tide once flowed from w ALA
bout Bay to Newtown Creek So nearly g
level is it with tide-water, that Nature seems &c
have formed it with the Intention OF permanent
channel The highest point above tide water is
six feet More than one-halt Of it lies nearly or
level with high water From the point Of in
tersection with Divison.avenue, the cutting
would be $500 feet, or something over halt 8
mile The effect of cutting this channel, it is
urged, would be beneficial in many ways-in the
drainage of about l,l8o lots, the reclamation o
low grounds now pregnant with fever and ague
enhanced commercial advantages. and aug
monted facilities for manufacturers and the cheap
| ness of land
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Total 1870 INC. 25d Dec. 3o4
TorA1 DEcRfAsg in L

NorE-The Report for this year shows decrease Of -
from the yer 1916; mainly CAUSED BY falling on IN me
Frsl Ward which was yasy improved during the past
wear on account OF building the Burnt District con-
siderable number of the buildings reported in several
ous-tlUs swelling the aggregate Tor that year
The Sixteenth Ward was divided this year Hence ar
gpperep falling OF IS shown bur II the number reported
from the Eighteenth " ard, which was taken from the six
teeuth, be aided il vii show increase OF -.
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INSTRUCTION.

EFRS. NICHOLAS CARROLL5S
Nv BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG IA
DIES, 2iS Yves foureen.hsI between Iii hta and Na,s
Avenues.
Ire course of study ia this lnstinon embraces Ety,A
in su braHracs ANA FitGc so0nea vel ass
written Language Music. DEswiBg. I4auH Gernae Igi
ism are Spanish l8us ltoy competent professors.
TIKI French department Is under a eilfgo OF Parss
Lady experienced rs-er in Pq-is sri IN Ills city
baiciaE Gs>-s der Die charge o3 approved tescl.
e. vi lie toFu-d carly ~ Novemaer
4t.s mex torn rulsrnelcrs Nov. -. o15 Sc
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Icontinucd from Tie Tribune Of oct. So

Tie work of Improvement ia not confined to the
CITY proper. butts extending in various directions
and pushing forward tie adjacent cities and VII
lagos with rapidity almost equal to that OF New
York itself The rapid growth Of the suburban
villages in Westcaestcr Couaty just across the
Harlem River, is particularly noticeable; while in
Brooklyn Williamsburgh Green Point, Jersey
CITY. NorfhPont, and number Of Other places
forming the legitimate environs Of the City, there
is ceaseless hum Of industrious enterprise and a
remarkable degree Of progress.
We devote the main portion Of the present ar
ticle 10 sketches Of the prominent improvements
of various localities in the vicinity of New York
concluding with a general view of the progress of
Improvement in this City since l840, period of
nearly eleven years
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.ANCING MISUNDERSTANDING
NJ USIC.

EMANUEL BRA NDIEsS, late of Vienna
R4PROFESSOR Of PIANO and SINGING thorough
familiar with the English, French Italian and German Ii
Instruction respectfully Offers his services 10 the fs-
and Schools Of New YORK and vicinity he 10 'eadyR%
rev Pupis either al his residence go Housonst OF OK
own Terms moderate Apply 30 Houst0nsl betEe.
and or s and O'Clock, or al g. 4. GOULD Cg11
formerly Riley l. Goa Music Store, S7 Srosdwey ~
erences. Il required % ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

1t viii be seen by these Tables that the aggre-
gate number Of Buildings erected in this City
since 1850 has been 5,4O9. The number erect
ed during the present year is ,9f3, showing an
increase of 4O8 over the whole of 1919. Three
entire months October, November and Decem
ber) are yet to be reported and will probably in
crease the number to considerably above TWO
THOUSAND. The largest ratio of improvement is
in the Ninth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth w ards
the smallest in the First, Third, Tenth, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
A number of our Architects are engaged in
drafting plans for other cities, and in the construc
ton of country residences, in different sections of
the Union To some Of these we may refer en-
another occasion. a. NJ.
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DANCING
DODWORTH'S PRIVATE DAN.


a DODWORTH'S PRIVATE DAN.
1AsCING ACADEMY, No. 4i8 Broome-sreet, n a,1
BroGdwny.-Ihe classes for the season are now open !
D. and T. NJ on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday aud SaIet
day for Gentlemen on Tuesday ard Saturday al d. ~
Ladies' and at for children. On Saturdays at for hce
who can attend but once week Private Lessons any l
when not occupied by the classes. Soree dasante e1
rents.
GeGt viii be exercised with regard TO the nanne
Of children. All tie fashionable dances viii %
tauehr, and IN addition 10 them shall have the pleasure
introducing the Botero, entirely dance, both mna
md dance composed by nyaelt-hHying resemblance
70 the Schoesch, my pupils instsupon calling It the Dol
worth Schpllcsch" II is in course OF publication
Messrs Hal & Son, 239 Broadway, and will be ready h'
few days
Just published Dodsworths Quadrle Dance, containing
all the figures that are danced in New York with mgth
other useful matters Any desiring copy can be fur
nished gratuitousy by calling atthe Academy nelS
nANCING ACADEM MADAME
9T GRAVIER, 0ate Mile. Dessrdins,) will, for tho &C.
commodAioH Of her numerous pupils, give lessons a
Woshingon-pace, y Thlrd-ay $50 Broadway mada1a
Contas School and ut her residence IA Leonardst wEs
communications 10 DO addressed and where she cil@
found at all hours, unless otherwise engaged
oil a1h&SHt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
THE METRoPoLls..No. VIII
ARCHITECTURAL IMPRoy gMENTS.

improvements in the snviropr.. Brooke mn ' ew
-i stones.-E' .gaar Owe linss William1ourgh
Green Point Growth OF The Vlsgei epj1+
1ant Iu.provcIncnis...Jetse MOI IT, Cir,
Villates in Uesrebes,er County :. l ne Oty
Mi,crIianeous-- New Buildings erected in
Eleven Years Conclusion.
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Ntxv yopK DAILY TRIBTrNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1850
NEEN BUILDINGS

the Common Council The statements viii, we
think be found Interesting = any OF our readers
New BUILDINGS
FRF IT'D - 7Hs CITY or HEw.faag sfSzE l}t0
1910.
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1919,
Total ,a8o Inc. 99l Dec.l2

TorAL INCREASE in 1916. ..,-.........., 77O.
,rosnerii Beside large Increase the number of pri-
yate dwellings, there erected during me year :
CHURCHES M School Houses, These1s, CLUBHOUSE
Station House and Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
JERSEY CITY-NoRTH POINT.

At Jersey City, the Ferry proprietors are re-
claiming from the River, by means of extensive
bukheads, about sixty acres OF land, to be sold
for sucL uses as may be deemed advisable
On North Point, the property formerly occupied
bv Frink & Prcntiss for Planning Mill, has been
purchased by Messrs. Hopkins, Brown < Co. OF
New ork. who are enlarging and improving the
building for a Planning and Growing Mill on a new
nlon. Messrs. H K b. are also erecting Saw
Mil, and a Wharf, for easy access of vessels to
their establishment, and will combine with their
business the manufacture Of packing boxes.
A new Cement Co. are also erecting necessary
buildings and facilities on the water-lots, north
east of the Planning Mill
The Iron Rolling Mill which has so long laid
idle, will soon resume operations 1t has been
purchased by Edward Smith < Co, for 500. 600
The works cover eighteen lsts
VILLAGES IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY
TIE progress Of Improvement in real estate is
nowhere more observable than in the neat and
pleasant villages i'll WestchesteI within three
quarters of an hours nde of the City. A large
amount Of landed property of great value has
charged hands there during the last few years
and the results are seen in rapid increase of the
small villages which before existed, and the crea
ton of new ones Mott Haven Merose Upper
and Lower Morrisania, and others have grown up
in this manner with magical CELEBRITY; and Ford
ham is fast following in their track
In Upper Morrisana, Branch Railroad has been
constructed, as private enterprise by Gouver
neur Morris, Esq, running from the Harlem track
to the Bronx River. 1t has not yet been put IN
operation.
We understand that Mr.. Morris also contem.
plates the erection of range of storehouses at the
Point, on the Westchestcr side Of Harlem River.
The plans OF the work we have not bsen able to
ascertain.
A project is also on foot for the removal Of Coll
yers shipyard to the vicinity Of One Hundred
ard Fourteenthrstreet, nearly opposite Wards
Island
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF NEW BUILDINGS SINCE 1910
We observe number of additional improve
ments in the City proper, which we briefly rcca-
pitulato
In Parkrow an additional Improvement is about
to be commenced. The building next to Earles
Hotel will be demolished and give place to hand
some store for Bangs, Plat & Co. The work will
soon be under way.
number OF new Iron Foundries are about 10
be erected. Near the foot of feminist substan-
tial structure is going up intended as branch OF
Mulligan's Boiler-Works in Warren-st. The
branch foundry Will be used eXclrs ively for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
WATER CURE.
CURE INSTITUTE-CITY
0RANGE MOUNTAIN WATER

Meeker in Inc hedcB Direction OF this Institution The
establishment ID situated in South Orange, Essex County,
Jersey one hours ride from the City, BY Morris and
Essex Railway Visitors take the Ferryboat Al the foot OF
of TIE patientp' rooms sZ7T