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The foregoing are western cities, with ex.
ception and the ratio Of growth is greater than that
OF any other cities in the world. If these deduc-
tons approach to accuracy, and VIC believe they
do, St Louie, which in 1850 had population OF
$4,000, will, in four years from the date of that
sus, have population Of l60 900; Cincinnati will
have 2Soo long before the next decennis period;
and Chicago, at TIE commencement of the year
1884, will contain not lesJ than 60 900 We can
not but think that real investments in auch pac.s
will pay beyond any other. man Of moderate
means may grow rich while he sleeps. But let US
how this law Of growth is TO affect other cities
of the Union
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THE EXPEDITION TO JAPAs.-A leading article
appears in the London Times Of the Goth Of March
upon the proposed American expedition TO Japan,
which is thus epitomized by the London CORE
spondent Of the Philadelphia North Amuieon:
Gan important leading article appears In the
Timss to day upon the American Expedition to
Japan. The Tina says that If this expedition IL
carried out in a spirit Of humanity and sound pol
icy, without unnecessary waste Of life. and under
the full impression that the agents of the Govern
ment, and not the great Of the population, are
in fault, Commodore Perry will be backed with The
sympethies Of all European nations. The enter
prise Is undertaken by the Government at Washing
ton, and OF the best officers the navy list Of
the United States has been appointed TO the com
msnd.' The Times speaks OF the force to be en-
ployed, and ssys IL Ia amply sufficient for the pur
posc, and the officers entrusted with the comman nd
can have little difficulty in debating their n
terms, both At Nangssaki and Jcddo. The 7irnss
concludes it, article by rcmarking that public
opinion in England will run in favor Of the eIped-
ton, but both humanity and policy recommend
moderation in the midst Of success. we can ha We
little doubt that the United States expedition
against japan will prove the counterpart II our
own late operations in China. May Commodore
Perry and bis forces meet with the like success,
and use II to as good purpose"
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DEATH or JoHS J. JACOB, or LOUISVILLE John
L. Jacob, weli-knovn and muoh-respscted citizsn
of Louisville. Kentucky, died in that city on the
says:
"fIc enc Of our oldest citizens, and had by
his energy, industry. and integrity, smass.d a
very large fortune. lie was valuable citizen n
good man, and most estimable IN all his private
reiatons"
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IMPORTANT TO msRcHASrs AND Pmors-JudRc
Kane has decided that vcssel and her owners are
not able for injuries done by her collision with
another vessel II she bss pilot board bot that
the pilot is responsible for any damage done 10
other vessels by collisions while he il on board.
Judge Kane decided that the pilot is not the ser.
Want OF tbe owners, ne the law cofDpels them to
take him on board, and that they are not rcspou-
sloe Tor his neglect, misconduct, or want Of skill.
Ihls ~ an important decision. and will render lc-
Fislative action desirable to increase tho security
now required TO be given by pilots for their good
conduct and the faithful discharge Of their duties.
Phiiod,lpifo ledger, iprf7 Z.
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BousTY LAsos.-A meeting has been held at
Philadelphia in favor Of such change in the
bounty land laws as shall allow hundred and
sixty of land TO all the old soldiers If
dead, TO their widows, children, brothers, or els
ters-who have not received that amount by pre-
layr
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Tm laos or ROor I,lAsD.-The lns, number

THs laos or Rocx IsLASp.-The last number
Of the Rock Island Ull.) ddvufiser says
CIT IL now placed beyond all pcradvcnture that,
together with the other mineral wealth which this
noigbborhood Yields iron Of the first quality IL
to be found in the greatest abundance only few
miles from the city We have, within few days
been shown five different specimens Of tbs orc
which was taken from the land OF Samuel Brittun
come two or three miles above Moline, in this
county u is pronounced by the beet judge To be
equal TO the beet iron that s In the United
States. Mr. Brittun, who is familiar with the
mines Of England well ns Of this country, az
cures us that he has never sccn superior article in
Great Britain Besides. II has been satisfactorily
ascertained that the deposit here is inexbaustiblc
and VIC look forward TO the time, with the utmost
assurance, when hundreds Of men viii be employ ed
amongst ne in uncsrihiny this important source Of
wealth. and making IL subservient TO the usc OF
man"
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RssPIrR or RgrD AND -CLrmKsrs Reid aud
Clements, who were to have been hung at Rich
moud, virginin, yesterday, have had respite of
two ~eeks granted them. The Richmond U-h,g
Of yesterday says;
- tecvraphic sespatch from the Secretary OF
State which reached the United statss marshal for
THE district Mt late hour ost evening, announced
ths, tho President bad granted rcspite 10 the pi-
rotos, Reid and Clomeuts, tor two weeks We
understand that Reid vas quite communicative on
Yesterday, whilst Clements had little To saw
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NEw YoRK TyrooR PHO Al socIETy.--The semi
annual meeting OF the New York Typogra pbical
S0ciety was held on Saturday evening last Mt No.
300 Broadway. The reports OF tho Treasurer, Sec.
Rotary, and ard of Directors Of the Printers Lii
bray. show the institution 10 be in n nourishinp
condition. The total amount Of funds belonging
90 he society IL upwards of five thousand dollars
President, the venerable George Mather one #
the original founders Of the society in 1902
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But this estimate does not fairly show the true
law of growth Of these places Now agencies have
been called into service, within that period, which
tend more powerfully to centraze population than
any influences known at the commencement OF the
nineteenth century-steamboats. railways, telc-
graphs, coal and iron mines, &c. All these and
many other agencies have given momentum TO
this aggregation Of population, which has been
wonderful during the last decennial period II is
interesting also, to note the various changcs in the
relative increase Of cities for several de-
cades since 1900. One place shows decreased
ratio OF growth, another an accelcraion without
parallel in history. And these relative changes
certain in their operation. Thus, New Orleans.
which in it's early history doubled its population in
twelve years, would not now duplicat in less than
thirty four years. Boston, half century ago,
doubled its population in twenty three years, but
now it will duplicate in twelve and n half years
Alexandria, Va, once required fifty years for n
Implications; but at its present ratio OF increase it
would require 400 years. Worcester, Mas, once
only duplicated in twenty one years, but now it
will require but nine and a half years.
Let US examine, moment, the causes Of these
results. New Orleans has depended upon COM
merce alone for her prosperity Thirty years ago
she had no competitor TO disturb her inland trade.
She the grand depot Of nearly all the trade of
the Mississippi valley. Her growth would Of course
be rapid. But during than forty years she has
brought to her assistance no new element Of
growth-Do railroads of conscquence-no manu-
factories. Other cities have sprung up, and by
means of railroads. canals, &c have entered into
transportation Of the products of the Mississippi
valley. Thus, during the last season, much of the
tobacco, which was formerly landed in New Or
leans, and reshipped, was purchased and shipped,
via Cincinnati and Buffalo, to New York. AT the
sane time, New Orleans has depended upon her
keen competitors for the simplest article OF manu-
facture. The reason Of this decrease in prosperity
ia obvious.
Boston furnishes another illustration. Her COM
mercal position is not favorable that of New
Orleans When she depended upon commerce
alone. her population duplicated but in
twenty three years. Now, when she has made
the whole Union tributary to her, by her vast sys
tenn Of railroads. and sends her ma ufactured arti-
Giles to all Chimes the ratio Of her growth will
double her population in IA years. Now let
place these figures side by size:
1900. 1850
New Orleans. ...............l IL years. "a years.
Boston. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 23 " l2i Z"
Here then is a complete reversal of the law of
growth, consequent upon causes so plain that he
that runs may read.
Taking the ratio of increase of various cities from
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AsrsIchs srocKs IN ESoLaSD were in good de
mand on the 26th ultino, and were quoted at the
following rates:
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Nrw oRLxAss MisT Tho following is the
statement Of deposits and coinage at the Branch
Mint Of the United States. at New Orleans, during
the month OF March, 1851;
Deposifs
Gold, S427 ,205, (of which S 394,4t3 was Cali
fornia gold) ...................... s427 POS 81
Silver. S15,I56. (of which s250l
parted from California gold) 49,. 1876 "a
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Tie recent United States census exhibits many
interesting facts respecting the increase of the
population of a few Of the larger cities, us shown
by the census Of 1900 and of 1850:
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Here then is complete reversal of the law of
growth, consequent upon causes so plain that he
that runs may read
Taking the ratio Of increase of cities from
1910 to 1880 we find the time required for dupca-
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TillRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
FaIDAY, April 8, 1852.
SENATE.

Mr. HUNTER moved that the consideration of
bills ON the private calendar be postpor ed one
hour Tor the purpose OF taking up the joint resolu
ton providing for the extension of the Capitol.
The motion was agreed to.
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Uses of the WILD CHERRY.-Ths

~ PaLlfelG IN y Union Of Sept %. ls4s, says:
The Mild shery Tee h.s been hnown 6' ages 20 Be
valuable and efisscious Tsmady for coughs colds
asthms and pii0s and combined this "a San ~
with other uAs- vegetable by skifui phys
sisn, DR. WisiAr IL must OF b. highly edcs noas
remedy sneb have often been nf1rned oy thoss sho
have used H. IL k and nst therefore or9ned nsi
h is in srestsT demand for the dbees named thsn any
medicine sold n this vicinity
DOES ANY ONE DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF THIS
hEDICINEl
We do not ask the public 70 rely solely upon recon
dsons produced from states far distant where ne
peDons cannot be spown; but having testimony from
every state m the Upiop you'd respectfully invite 81
rtrps interested 20 cell e. No lS5 Washington q sos
ION Mas and exam r themfsyes the macy tho ssend
tesnooi.s frsm persons al over the cou1uy ~no HA'e
been benefited cured By this invs liable r1ed'eins
BevsFe Of counter'e:ts and imtstions syrups acc =.
ose preparations Of wild cherry Rememoer, t1ey oey
!nitse N psme without possessing the y1russ Jay 100
bat the genuine Dr. Wiss 6alssn OF Wild merry VIII
ibe writsn Signature q /. To- tbs wrsppsr NJ
PrspaIed sbd sold wholesale and ret,ii, oy DEL" w.
FOWLE, No. l3s wsshingt g., ,s.on, MSs \. c.,
For ssls a: vbol,sals or retail, BY sa1at He 2:
eral Asents No. ic0 IN tonst Thomas hA1Seu W 20
William ct John MiIhsu, No lS5 Brssdwsy As'"i >
Irving House DRUG Stores and 40 Broadway
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Counserieitina.

10 Ns ke1tOg ~ Tie w. \. Irtc1Hs'
The notice which appears In your COL
unr, this erring Of the arrest In Philadelphia, OF
ssns Of eocr.erf.isrs and of the recovery OF bar
rel or 90 Of eozn,erfeit plates and bills on various
banks In the Comfy requires, Il seems 10 nee, some
hing more than mere record Of the fac,s. Psrn,is
me 70 ask, when, In the history Of dasncd ms,sers
has .uch circumstance ever before ocsarreds Coun
ts,f.li plates BY the barrel suppose those plates
prove 70 be The genuine work Of our best sngravsrs
vouh .,ar,,s the mind Of this community, and esd
10 an Iuys,.sston Of the manner 10 which our bank
notes are engraved II the same engrsvsrs are en-
pic, cd to execute both and sounserfes bank
plates does 10 not skos al exceedingly liberal ensour.
ssement CT tie arts and sciences The uninis!atsd
are accustomed TO regard bank plates - things Of sress
vslae, Requiring many weeks Of the srrss labor 10
produce cat any who has heen bshind the scsass
nsy know that barrel Of taem may BE- executed 10
vsly 90 ort space Of tme With no more cost than the
price Of the metal and the tdie occupied By an srd
nay mechanic 70 sAnp them.
We have Laws regulating ths quantity aud qualify OF
1Ey, pork &e laws regulating storage Of sunpoxdsr;
inspectors Of steAn-boilen, sc. &c. bus though We
have the greatest amount OF paper uorsy OF any coun-
~ N the worlds hstory, and though We have geo.
eTsl bsnkisg lac, sgshodz.cs any ono VINO complies
wlh 10 sbsci menis 10 issue that Horsg-lhere no
Law requiring 10 be manrectured In the best man
ner 10 prevent coyDsTeltpg Banks sprine Into exist
almost even asy-and Immediately on she Issue
Of theh BILLS record Of crtmo suyo 70 DO enlarged
we hf-e srsdpa''y beecuce e. sssGstonsd 70 ensse
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,hinss that the discovery Of os,rel fan OF eo!eeres
pisfes rsss u,Jpey exeioes but hire w,nees
In ny lara sork on eanh Noss EeSvssing. Which Dec
been. thus far favcvshy potic-d ~ the press have
unde sken the task Of reforming THE parueuar sranen
u bssness vahoas regard for ,bs 0rvss inssrsso o.
any nan ses Of The tssk mag DO q presene
thsasiess cbe, but y pos vihSus hooe Of ;ies sue
esss requires but vse s.ssciry 10 prsAies ssas n
the natural course ~ sAioss few years vl fad eoco-
,erfes noses 90 plentiful add w~li szeessst, tAss
Banks The mseves oil 6nd d,fcut 10 Isoosass shstr
own and that but few ears more vvi saapse before
every Patch vork pote vii b whs6raun fsom etfsu
lstop II ros repudsalsd--ss6 Isss ON DO esscesd 70
quhhs note to be engraved in oe<ssr and sssss
manner.
the sooa of ne community and nos 70 sdsocsss any ps
tent p.n Of baph poss for sce cake OF peessisy ~
ward beg permission, oces icnaly 70 sy eScre yoes
readers q hS rsm.yks TIE expsrieec 90 Of twenty
yesrs IN business, Witch even Prssasne md phec-
tore Of BsDhios Issue ns have ressd-d profcoed
nysteiy, ought 10 BE- wcrsh some suscoon
Very Respectfully Yours,
VIZ. L. ORsssr, No. 10 vssey -
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LAKE MrcmIeAN FisBERIEs.-hccident

recently dir ecs-d our attention b. tue amount OF busi-
pess nov doing on Lake Michigan in tho single hem Of
catching and packing fab Por many pears TIE Island
OF Mscsinac was the only point tho Northern Lshes
vbsre the whts fish and trout could No found PACKED
for transportation 30 exc usive and 90 long ~as he
rsde confined 10 that little islsod, that iu In
parted 10 them, and f.h caught la Lskss Huron anl
Michigan a the present tme perhaps huodreds Of miles
from Il. are no3 Known ss Mackinac White Pish OF
Trout while bit dshs OF the whols number asashe
are found near IL shores fsw ndi.ss ban breeds,
until within few pears psss were chit dy depended
upon for tho limited annual supply, whisn ~as only
sufficient h. ave usm bare support Oshers wbo en-
sased 10 the business hooSh nos eonhatng themselves
Exclusively to H. have cleared therein largo Sums of
money Gradually, and almost lDsensielg, ne feeling
rsde hes increased the too lsbes msntoasd, from
Of barrels Of thousands annually and
NOT less than from eight shoussnd psssons
employ ed n or directly depsbdent upon We fhsrss Of
Lsis Micbisan alone There 10 dlsaist Ia tho syuib
end Of this fsbe embracing Ire islsnds bsys aud main
land extendips North ana South about sevesty m;ss,
from vhch oil be shpoed this ysss nosiess thsn
CIV thousand barrels Of hss, whisa Will commas In
market about e2500OC. 70 those unscquaiutsd WITH
the extent Of ths trade, tho amyunt oil appear
nous and yet - large hss proven, II coadoe>s1
in nsopev thai wilpos psrmlt Il yisd ~ q lease %
per cent that profit which 10 could os made % ysld-
Those engaged 10 Il are generally sn OF snail msAaS,
Who not able 70 provide themselves sNsr ysoowiag
nets bosss 60, vish the suppes necessary for thsix
support during the fishing season Hsnee they aya
made deper upon the sfal visiis Of ss vessel,
prompted W their grounds occssionsiy b turn sany.
lChfcase Trbuna.
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A RIOT ON THE RAILRoAD.-We lear


BY gentleman from Peru, tbss tas qpiss Of L. eAls,
Peru and 0stsws bss bean In Ims dsgsee distusbed
during the last vssk BY RIA end terrible s1senpt e
Wholesale murder the line Of she Central RAsoad,
La Sale. appears that sons Germans vent -
work On contract and purcssssd Of Soma Irishnsa
house, ETC. 70 i've In. whie thsy were q ssrk Per
ssme unexplained reason Last Wsdaesdey niSht Ne
Irish saihered II large force and broke Into hs h0aso
where the Germans we're slseping tore u down, sud
shot and drssdfuly wounded como seven OF sisht Of
them and csusSs the others TO Zee Tor thsy hsesl he
Germans beams very much exsspevsted end the nexs
dsy gathered b the numbsv Of aboes my. wiz
doub~ baYreled suns 10 rsaste but tbs Ihsh asssre4
10 the number Of about co., and the Germans dare soe
stack them.
On Thursdsy, Sheriff Goodsn went among ne lrssk
snd demanded hat the criminals snouid % evee We
but they would NOT issen 70 Il. and dsnsd aim -
whole force Of he eosnvy. He retaenso y |: -
called out the military company and 49, ~. -
arrest the offenders 81 force of srms ~ ~ !. ~
Peru. Hen. T. d. Brownies. beleg ss'sgsse. m ~
dstsv oresnized company Of 1oy 49, ~ .susss~
srme3. 10 cc6psrsse with 6hs es~m ~ 1.xsS 81
rcsss Ths krrieS were I'll sssufec - ~ ~ -
prsv.,. AM ,siaiorcsnsas gepg oyss ~ .s.ss.:.
rr.""...sS When sbs shsssds iesse - - ~tsZ.
~ y. M.,or Brsussss suivee on os po e. ~ -
wesy Ioss soss we're fossd 49, - - -, =.
huneIec pssassSss. Bus 61tis OPP - sss
oshefs ~ s "a skss vss alsneed nesY.Hsss
the ssT - : rsssiaI isvssagstos, ssc1 49, 9 -
neg. ~ ~srs disehussd, sId tAiFsy % Hsy 80 IN
.ITes ,,s,s snd io1esd q jsn q ossovn, ~,u.u. LII
der suase W. lchisass, I'LL 1pae'~ W.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE,

THE NANELEss ONE....FOE The tribune
PAsIILE SKETCH.
OSE know OF patient bearing,
On LIES dsrkened side;
Earnest for the mornings wearing
Martyr since & bride.
Hers beauty like tie blossom
That the Dead Sea layes,
Or star at misty midnight,
MIrored in its waves.
Hers spirit yearning-buming--
Like the furnished ire,
Clicked BY human widowed ashes
Meath the funeral pyre.
Heart, snd mind, and SOL. prophetic,
Mantled as q seer,
Gifted with poets vision,
And yet na-nelsss here.
But that spirit ever longing,
From its shade. Of night,
Dat from LIES unbaioHed wronginS
Yet shall cleave the right.
When the earth, up from its banquet
And it's reyel song,
Shall cast of It's surfeit-nsdness-
To despise 'he wrong;
When the world shall wake 10 justice
And to PHYS claim,
And shall wash itself from error,
She shall have name.
E,.t., <.sAa !sSs JAPb Z LoSnk-
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Wine. uaking-yintage Of 1857.

cerr,.yesdsscs Of Ten. rrL-Hs
CrScISxATI, Thursday, sept. 20, lea
The vintage Of the present season Is
now sssry completed and, seco'd'os TO promise,
vii furnsh you viii brief statement Of ne re'a."'
.osether With description Of the process" OF me1.~
turing wine In this veioi'y your fes'e a'e
aware thai nearly thirteen hundred acres Of
ct present under cultivation In the 'en'V q
cincirnsi, and that The eaaTsnon q mo sIspeo' h
Ing vine . nov very nFortsni trsnch Of hornc1l-
tuJe In the valley Of the ohio, which river % aIeedy
s,,rp,zished a. the Rhine Of America
pasius the psu fortnight haVe sPen' ecnf dsree'e
fue sr-crs The -treclse cir se0vi Ciretnsfs eco
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TIME SUPREME COURT Of NEW. YORK.
III WILLIAM s. JOHNSON sgainst LEWIS BAKER, JAMES
r. GILBERT aad WILLIAM GILBERE-sanmon~-foe
hereby required the complaint the scsoa, .hes
once OF Csf Of the CRY Ane County o. ssS
Yo on the day Of August d. e5l and serve eopy o.
your at The City OF Sew fori sihin ,wsau hy'
aAsr Of the sIesys Of The taJ OF .sree
and you also bothsJ m % answer the CONF n ne
yknuF Ls judgment ,or The sum Of cue handss
ard dhy 3oar. Soy satsd Tie
bsdss asd ofrots.t-ssv Yor August
10, 1854. - -
ALBERT MATHEWS. Pantfs Arora.J:
al iawSwss No = Wal ,tA(
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$25O,OUU san San ,d FRANCISCO u; CO

bends Of 90 with coupons pay able semi annually the
City OF Row York, reasonable on 1st kOvembor ls5l
The undersyLed PTsident OF TIE Noun ain Lake Water
COMPANY Of the City Of San In the ssste Of Cal
DIAs& THOMAS No 81 Wslst, 10 the CITY Of Ne~-
YoIk until Tbasdsy the Sta day Of November 1852 ct
2eeob for the whole sDy part of the sbove-men-
ia ned Loan, which will bear interest Of the rate " 10
Der per payable sem sDousy In the City Of
EewYork sud b. Iedeemabe the fret dey Of NOVEMBER
1867, IL the same place.
The an5er.ispea will avail bimef OF the usual privilege
sfJecDs conditional lids and Of declining such be may
deem advantageous
Bds should DO directed Proposals for San Francisco
WsieI BOp6s," snd cent TO the subscriber.
Twenty per cent the premium will be payable On the
day after opening IN. bids and the balance win ecoroeo
seTst may b. paid at the option Of the BIDDER sov une
Aehe The frat day February next thus giving sap'lss
IN oppof, unity reliable sod permanent 10.
ves'DsDt without pteepstey disturbing ther nnanen
uansements ~.
The debt created by the OF bese 8onds for the
purpose OF paying for the pipes ano fixtures moro
iosp sufficient being already provided nor the purpose
Of budpg the dams reservoirs laying The pipes ana CON-
plstps tho ~orss the entire capital Of the COMPANY
{ttpO0 having been subscribed the citizens OF san
weshby ~ respectable nnerchsDs and bankeu Wis Is
the s end only debt Of the Company, and the repayment
Of the ny the transfer In Trost 10 James
b. Bore ard William A. Buteoyce OF all the property and
bsnebises Of he Company, valued at upward OF Ore Mil
hon Of Dollars
The Compspy have BY law tie exclusive rsh. OF laying
ypes wnhn The city limits aod by purchase the only
senTee which water be Introduced into the city
The Strck OF this Company will probably DO the best
pay Ing aock In the Union
Copies Of the Laws Reports OF Engineer VITA Maps DC,
be mad by calling 81 the office OF Mean DlAs
THOMAS, No. So Wsllst, second story .,
SAMUEL FURDY, f!endent
Et1c. York Oct, 3 1852,
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COURT.-ln the matter of the

ADAPTATION Of he Mayor, Adensn and COmmonay Of the
Cry 81 ss~Yo, relative 70 the OPEsING Of ELEyESTHsT,
from, Dy Doek the East River the ~ Ward
Public notice hsr-by BY the Mayer Aldermen ard Con
nonay the Ctyofssv Yos pur such made
provided that the said the Mayor Aldermen and Commoaay u
he Cry Of ss~ fo ni'nd To mass appeon the Supreme
Court Of tie State Of New fo SPECIAL Term the sad Court
BE- bed the CITY Hall of the City NeNYor. sATuR
DAY the 3oh day Of October 1851 the Of the Court
tLst cav thereafter lsai er the
pnimsni Of Con msouer- Of f.mate aai Assessment he
above entitled matter that The an Of the improve
hereby intended Is he opening Of llh Dry Dock u.
the East RIVER the llth Mad Of the CITY Of aid
the plan Of sad under and BY
The legislature the Peop' ~ the saed. AA Act rsa
tive improvements touchns the ayas Streets and Roads
the CITY Of Yok and Tor other pgrpo.ss passed Ap
leJ7.- Dated, sev Nort Oct D. iSy3.
O henry Z DAVIES. COunsel 70 the COfptraaon.