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EXTENT OF LONDON. The capital
ofthe British Kingdom. it is said, ex-
tends over an area Of seventy eight
thousand and twenty-niue acres. or
one-hundred and twenty-five square
miles and the number of its inbabi.
tants rapidly increasing, was two
millions three hundred and sixty-two
thousand two hundred and thirty-six.
on the day of the last census.
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rMr. A. Wilson has returned

~ Mr.. A. Wilson has returned
and re-opened his Dnguerreotype
Saloon in Lafayette street. Mr.. w.
is by all odds the best Daguerrean
artist VIC have had in this city, and
doubt much if he has his superior in
the State. His saloon is in the second
story Of the late residence Of Judge
Chas., Tessier, where be may be found
daily, during business hours.
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A Hungarian named Charles Louis
Ratkai, Of Chicago whose wife had
left him on account Of i'll treatment ,,
rushed into her apartment last week
and shot her with a pistol. He then
drew a second pistol and killed him
self. The wife 8 wound was fortunate
ly not fatal and hopes are entertained
Of her recovery.
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AuroaRApHs.-There Is perhaps
nothing more silly than the fashion now
prevailing, Of hunting up great men,
for their autographs, and certificates.
Every new book-quack panacea, and
monument building enterprise, or
what not must have a dozen or SO
autographs fac similied, to give it
currency with the people. There has
been within the past few years, a
great movement on the part Of auth
ors and authoresses, to travel through
the country. and impress the vulgar
people, with notion Of their dignity
and importance in the world, which,
when established, the next thing is a
subscription list with payment in adj
vance to some NOV in press romance
by the gifted author, with a hint
somewhere, either in the print itself,
or the appearance Of the book, that
payment in advance is desirable.
This kind of thing is radically
wrong, and great men who make bold
hyeroglipghics, for the autographs
and editors, and other great and i'm
portant personage', are at fault in this
matter. Recommendations to timer.
ant pedlers oflight literature, are CIV
en- in many instances, by persons who
do not for o moment think that at the
same time they are. getting rid Of a
pest, they are opening the door for
others to come in, to their arm annoy
ance. Persons holding place in the
State, and National Government, are
frequently beseiged in this was by
pedlers of "small wares" for their
beautiful autographs; and they are
valued generally because scartch is
made that no one can deciphcr. The
persons who generally travel on these
worthless documents, and the creduli-
tv of the people; are Git pains US to
saw frequently females, and how is it
that the agreeable and polite editor
and the dignifed gentlemen, can re-
nuulsc them The thing is impossi-
bic.
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coRRE sP oNp Z NC e.
TAs Cresesnt City--Dy Risoemssl.


/ fhsve I'D that 4Coeloo = kim, !"
IN New Oslbsw It i % here, and not
only n Nex Orleans. but til sway is
felt throughout all the cotton growing
States Of the Union. The rapid and
powerful strides, in the growth and
spread ofthc cotton interests turing
the last quarter Of a century, il unex-
planned in the history Of any other
product known in the commercial cir.
cles. It has leaped as it were 4 u
single bound from an obscure unim-
portant product to ommanding and
controlling position in the agricultural
and commercial affairs Of the world
From few thousand bales, the ex-
tent Of the exports of that article from
New Orleans twenty-five yers ago; it
now is calculated by the hundretls of
thousands, yes the million bales, whilst
the area Of land cultivated in cotton,
in nine Of the Southern States, has in
creased in the same ratio. In cOnnec-
ton with this subject, and lcgitimately
blended With it, is another matter, Of
which will speak in another article
upon another interest. | refer TO the
almost absolute CONTROL which the cot
ton merchants have over the interests
and welfare Of cotton growers. This
CONTROL or influence | cay is legitt-
mate. Yet when exercised in the
wrong way, as it can easily be, is bail
ful and blishting in the extreme.
But as I intend to discuss this mat
ter more Mt length in my notice of the
sugar trade Of this city will not now
follow it up as it shodld and must be /;
not because the state Of things now ex-
iSting is SO, but because it might be
different and all parties be better oft
md the whole great interests thus
ieopardied BE- placed upon safer and
surer foundation. CYRUS.
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A NEW WHARF.-The travelling
community at large, masters Of steam
boats, our own merchants, and others
interested in the prosperity Of this
city will be glad to learn that steps
have at length taken to build a COM
modions and substantial Wharf at our
landing. At meeting Of the Board
of selectmen Wednesday the sth inst,
Capt. w. +. Tunnard offered the fol.
lowing resolution which was adopted.
Resolred. That committee be
appointed to procure plan for o
Wharf not less than 100 feet long
Nor b and South and advertise for
pro ,osals for building said Wharf
for hwith at the foot Of Florida st.
and that this Board meet on Wednes-
day the 21st inst, to open said bids,
and to make arrangements for the i'm.
mediate building ola Wharf snita ble
for the growing interest in our city.
wv. +. TuNNARD
Committee. CnAs. GurDEy,
A. THEgioT.
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Tns Tyxusn Exriss.--A letter
aldrsase1 70 ths 1ngrshan Commit
- b CT. Hennipenea, which was
1sAd It t. meeting ksId Il New York
~ Thursday night, to form uni
sersal Democratic Republican Associ-
atien. "-contains great many state
,psentsin regard tothe'cendi.ion Of the
Ottoman empire. particularly inter.
esting at this time. A ell
Col. HenniagSen says. thst = pro-
found igporance prevailym Europe in
relation to the resources and vitality
Of the empire. Urqhart, Kossuth, and
VIM. NJ. Corry,aef this country. are
almost the only persons he has met.
who have really Just idea Of the ae-
tivity, hospitality, Justice and piety Of
the Turks All our information on
these subjects having been drawn
from one sided sources, it has been
exceedingly partial aud incomplete
In Russia, indeed, he gays there is a
branch Of the police whose business it
is t." direct opinion in foreign coun-
tries" and this body has been nnceas-
ing in its endeavors to propagate the
most unjust and unfounded opinion Of
the Turkish character and prospects.
Nearly all the prevalent prejudices,
which represent the Turks as fcro-
cious and bigoted religionists, as cruel,
illiterate, faithless anil oppressive
semi.barbariars, and which predict the
speedy decomposition Of the empire,
have been derived from the statements
Of these false Russian propagandists.
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The property destroyed by the late
FIRE at Pro, idence r. l., including the
Museum Building large and hand
some Hall, the cost of which was $780,
900 is estimated at half q million of
dollars.
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Com M u Icdkea.

BAroN RoucE Nov. 9Th 1858.
Ed. C0met.-Deny SIR You
will please drop my name as caud'.
date for Justice Of the Peace, as |
Withdraw from the contest.
Respectfully, A. W. BELL
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About ff'y barrels Of wine from the
native grape, has been made in Dcs
Moines county. Iowa, this fall. 1t Is
said farmers in that section will turn
their attention particularly to the cult
ure Of the grape.
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SINGULAR DEArH--A negro was
killed in St. Louis on the 25th ult., in
a very singular manner. He had
been sent to DIR. McDowe ellis Medical
College, and on the way was told that
the doctor was a terrible man, and if
he got him inside the college, would
be very apt to cut him up and pickle
him. This frightened the negro, and
when he got to the Doctors room be
wouldn't % ip. The doctor started
towards him, when the negro stepped
back suddenly, fell down puir Of
stairs, and injured himself SO severely
that he died the same night. 1t was
q sorry joke. -Picayuue: 0
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nrWe are authorized to announce JAS
WEIGH, as candidate for Justice Of the
Peace in Ward No. 1. Election to take
place on the 2ist. inst.
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Dr. Soro Lopez No. 7, /. 90. IA
regulaf meeting Of this Lodge will be held
this evening at o'clock Hall over H. 7.
Waddill's Drug Store, church street.
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SAILING OF TIE ATLANTIc-The
United States mail steamship Allan
ic. Capt, West, sailed from New
York last Saturday, for Liverpool,
With ninety-six passengers, among
whom was J. +. Mcguire, bearer OF
dispatches, and &. n. Saunders, Uni
ed States consul to Liverpool. She
'lso carried out a full freight, and
5t99, 1897 05 in specie.
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] ~ We are authorized to announce
CHARLES L. HALL, Esqr., as a candi-
date for Justice Of the Peace, IN the 2nd
Ward Of the Corporation.
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mistakablc evidence Of cold weather.
The past few days has been mild
enough for July. II is observed BY
persons who have lived to see half
century's winters, that the cold and
frosty weather comes lster every sue
ceeding year. To what must we At.
tribute this chargel Is it owing to
gradual shifting Of the poles OF the
earth Or is it because our whole
system, with its sun and moons, and
planets oflow and high degree, is NOV
ing off to some other part Of the in
finite universe Great changes are
gradually growing on us, and the day
may come when man will 60 upon h.
hands and knees, as he did originally,
and have but one eye in his head as
the citizens Of Saturn have. And Why
nota Since with two eyes he can
not see his way why not unite the
powers Of the two i'll one! Speaking
Of changes-durins the months #
August, September aud October fish
in the Mis- ,is>ippi river at this place
were very scarce now we observe in
the markets the greatest abundance.
To what is the scarcity Of fish owing /!
We think it argues incontestibly that
changes taxi place, in the electric or
magnetic forces Of the earth, and Wa
Ter being the best conductor and mos
easily effected, experiences the chang
more sensabIy than the great volume
Of the earth itself. May not dis'o :
bance Of the magnetic forces effect
man, and act az one Of the causes (if
not the principal one) for the preva-
lence Of epidemicsl The question is
worth the attention Of the scientific
world. 1t isa well established fact
that during the prevalence Of epidem
les, the fish first Indicate a change
in many instances they come to the
surface and die in large quantities.
whilst there is no perceptable change
il the water. To what is this owing
if it be not that there is a disturbance
Of the earth's electricity
Eg-The Shreveport Democrat Of the
2Oih ult., comes on half sheet. The
editor says the severity Of the epidemic
has not abated. The Democrat no
tees the death of several influential
and respected citizens Of Shreveport
amongst whom is DR.. B. p. Smith
Col. John s. Gooch, and Judge d. F
Roysdon.
In the Planters Banner Of the Bro
inst. the death of Mr.. Robert Trousdalt
is recorded. Mr.. TrousdaIe was Is
years af ag". and brother to Tho
Hon. VIM. Trousdale, Ex-Governor o
the State Of T nnpssce. Tie Repub
lican published at Marshall, Texas
says the citizens of that village hav.
become panic-stricken'
A report having gained circula
ton that yellow fever case was abou
to be brought to that place for treat
ment, the town council met, and pas
sed an ordinance imposing heavy
penalty on any one who may bring
any case, within the limits o. that cor
poration, and also heavy fine on an,
one at whose house such a persol
NAV be entertained.
This is not only madness by; folly
Quarantine regulations have slway'
been the principa! cause Of cpidcmics
1t is an old institution, but not honor
able or christian, and iii were univer
sally abandoned by all the nations OF
the nlohe. not OYER half the mortality
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Obr DaiIu Cuulet.
Election on Mbnday, 2lst November

n4We are Authorized 70 announce F
B. SANS, ~ a candidate for Justice OF III e
Peace for Ward No l. Election 21st No
yauKber 1853.
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Passengers are now conveyed from
indianapolis to Chicago in eight hours
for S.
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vorE OF WEST BATON RoUoE.-
For Congress, Pond received 1911
votes Perkins, 143; Treasurer Haw-
thorn 2O3; Greneaux 1873 1udatoy,
King 244; Mlrks 1873; Sap. Pmb.
Education, Csrrigan l40; Senator,
Johnston 24s; Hebert 90; Repre-
sc,aatire, H. NJ. Favret, 303; Shet-
If Pope 215; Landry 1879; Rrcor-
aer Bernaed l47; Allan 143 He
bert As; assessor. Braud 1876; lie
clercq, 145; Coroner, Hebert oil !;
Peyronnin 14S; Chamberlin $40.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN 4
u loyer-Prcfsssor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon
dom will send to address: receipt Of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen 10 wiz
the devoted Of the as ther
hearts desire The prosess go simple but capt
waiting that all may be married irrespective appear
ranged with such ease and dssaey that detection mpos
sers taken from the Post Once unless the postage paid
THE ADVERTISER, A NICE YOUNG MAN TWENTY.
of six feet high his socks, when he has
bashu he shuts his WHOM he them
black ACHE wted grizzly gray since the high price
of dye generally black but TO be tuted with
green perfectly kind and gentle harness. and when
pursued by NJ P has paced less than mile in three
minutes blessed with many such luxures but such
opportunities high coared coats would be hap
py lady of tremendous accomplishments appear
not particular though and carroty hair
would be preferred Fancy ladies' who rise late In the
morning. anguish talk laugh loud in public especially
ferry boats need not apply If the applicant should be
TONERS will be furnished clothes delivered bills collected
onies faithfully disbursed the elite satsfac
tory evidence will be given that the advertiser don white
kids and cravat applaud at the mustaohe air
poodle faint with any quantity Of grace or sight At ladies
through opera glass with much impudence Bar
NUNS Jooo Applicants are requested nos to speak at
once and send their not in the morning. being
modest the advertiser into Mysteries and
the world lose Address Frank Bashful, Peek slip
Foundry Williamsburg.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO .PHILADEk,
Is aaa P'sT MSass lint. aAy
steamboat Trenton 70 south Amsoy ears 80 BordsntOwn
s y Potter 70 smbey
Fss. ..1s
IToR ALBANY-rARE n-ALBANY AND NEW
Yss Inland and Rsssi H. Ps
central Line. q s,G,e' North and West from the ns
%
r. q gssms and sors and
and Fourth satons The above trains
oIy x n Isns viii star. City
station corner Of Tryon row and Centre streets az here
Eos kEYPoRT AND MIDDLLTowN POINT, FROM
JONI ss1s & Y4f a nn
~ and x,ypGr. a, ssl0sl n s Wan
s sssd.y a' fia!ss.y. and tSiiays
ssy k.
port on Mondays att O'clock An
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-rRAIN DAILY IRON
a.chamssr. ss.s., for Albany spd Troy. ,.,,.
with reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
G.Il train, "a. n. Through way trains At IL A. and
Express train 4 p. NJ Accommodates trains, SO ana
sSf NJ For TsrrS.ovsiip For pss s " sA.
PASSENGER: ssis. a. Chambers Canal Christopher Thir
ssnasy train. from Canal street At * A. for POUCH
s ss Eb 81 S'PS z;s'SSR2R.1s
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INFERNO
Iu date lsndngs-Tsre one dollar to ALBANY Meals
w1snSc s css ni Van VAR viii he
s:s.s:y, = o.issi y, md arrive :. AlS,;y i
.9Ssy X Ssa md WeaHasa., and friday o:si
Tor particulars inquire board or ~ AZ West street.
n B.-This boat touches 1T fonkers en- each passage
NEW YORK TO III! WHITE FOUNTAINS, BY rHs
~ iS .n sse sVs:.
ss1 gsn Tsrs o n. %sss
leaving York in Che evening boat by The stoning
i %. sss TT. Il, t r hs
.nd Maine Ess.erp Railroad arrive AZ Portland .. y
Il: . ;t. so ssas y S.'s. tran.
at Portland and rsse tbe station house By the morning
evening boat arrive in Portland in take the A. \.
''A' ron cSRsES So q :s,:
p..r s. Adams osdsassars Eoarss and inssym.asss
T.: a. e. = % .ss " M,
s,ath street sad Fourth svsnss H,s.. vain. l,sys
FRA fs:NPci i' arb2 As.n. Is, South ~
| INV YORK AND .PHILADILPHIA DIRECT VIA
& sro..h 4 four Sosrs I.s1. New YORK. ss 4 ss
.ns mi A. r.. s..s 2;
' s .ors :. Il ,o..h sv ia, .Srl and
E.:sissso.' sartsS ssa cksr:ssss' n VI. ..a +
behind time Passengers With baggage cross
Ne ferry sftesn minutss before the trains leave
| CANproRD's INDEPENDENT LINE OF STEAMERS,
ss "a sa 20 JOHN sS
T osys Pier North river foot q Cedar
csn pa,s sr % OF Saps
% fhnadsF.ia 81 Essursi1n Tel sts fblsds,psi.
= '''''' = - '''' !. ALLDLRoicE. fNsi. 4,
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, dss.

WATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER is
w selling all descriptions OF
GOLD SILVER WATCHES, JrwELRY AND SILVER WARE,
NJ retail, at much less than the usual prices
JURGENsEN WATCHES
Real Jules Jurgnsen watches received by every arrival
with from him with each watch warranted
feet timeksepers COOPER WATCHES
Duplex and levers In hunting and magic eaeos, perfect
timekeepsrs. INDEPENDENT SECOND
and quarter second watches for timing horses Aad gold and
silver cH1oNoMETERs
Splendid gold pocket chronometers, which without
variation. EIGHT-DAY WATCHES,
Watches which run eight days.
wArcHLs
for ladies' some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies' some in mrgio cases
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine watches four holes jewsed - ~
Pine gold detached levers. 80 10
Gold enamslled watches for the ladies. ........ 800
Gold English patent levers, hunting cases 80 90
Silver patent levers, as low 10
Silver detached levers as low as. IA w
and all other stylS ofwatehes at equally low prices
DIAMONDS.
for sale much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains gold wedding rings, god
keys and seals gold and pencils gold and silver thin
and silver speetaees gold toothpicks charms shatslan
chains, 30.
Sterling silver spoons, cups, forks penknvss napkin
good time or the money returned
REPAIRS.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired in
the best At much less than the usual prices
GEORGE g. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches jswery wholesale and retail Ma
IL Wall street, second floor near Broadway.
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DEAENEss PERMANENTLY RENoyED in FEW
IL days without neonvsnsacs operation by Che uss OF
the sscraed Acoustic Fsd discovered after twenty
study odeass Of ths surgeon to the Royal
ssa's 70 Her lse q Great Britain eassl Al:
Phipps sts etc In eli Of iavstsrats DEAFNESS
when existing for twenty years. certain relief and perma
BY the medical profession throughout Europe, aAd
offered for the fst time 70 the public in this eesny WI
ststes Canada or West India ssnd receipt Of ave
dollars directed TO d.. L0NTAINE No. uAioA street, ~
bany New York.
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DENTIsTR Y.

nFNTIsTRY-A.T r. SMITH, GATE WITH DR. C. s.
IL RowelD begs TO call the attention Of those sunerns
from Tire oeconed BY the loss OF their teeth
the above branch Of bis profession Daring an o.
universal satfacon 70 tnose
have him with their patronage Re VIII warranv
furnish artificial teeth from single teeth tun
sad which quality snd oaAnst ss ssr'
passed. Tssus usdesate, H. T. SMITH. u sea- s'SssN
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, 30.

ToBN D. wICKERsHAM MANUFACTURED OF WIRE
Railing Iron Fence for Farms, &o sl2 Broadway New
yorkOrnamen tai Iron Worklron and wire ratings
public and private grounds parks .wns dwellings
dogs lion. vase, kste5ng posts. spring chairs set
spittoops 6e 6c Wickershsms celebrated railroad and
farm fence from 81 &C IS per rod The subscriber
the largest stock Of iron work in the United
States all of his manufacture, at exceedingly low
prices Superior quality Of hair and husk
JOHN B. WICKERSHAM. warehouse 3l2 Broadway
Works, 81, 80 and 81 Lewis street.
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WALL STREET FERRY. !. THE BOATS ON THIS
w ferry are running fellows Two boats from
o'clock A. Nj will leave each side every ten minutes
Three boats from O'Clock to p M will leave every
Ave minutes Two boats from o'clock ~ IL r.. NJ; VIII
leave every Yen minutes One boat from y ~ 70 H
or from Tat5ush CoIey Isand jamaica &e viii ADd this
tbs shortest and nest soAvsnisnt Isnte.
G. SHARP, Superintsndsnt.
rh..s BROADWAY and other liaes ~ ages r-a
Ming The CiyssaI Psl.es sua
9 a. ssriyG u " m beat, nvn "a. T. NBR.1
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREAE COURT-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP-
- plicAtion Of the Mayor Aldermen, and CommonAy Of
tbs New York relative to the opening Of sd
from Third to the the caste side Of
Mount Morris square in the Twelfth ward of said city the
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment in tho above
titled hereby notice to the statutes
eupan occupants OF all and lots and improved
enmprovsd lands affected thereby and to all others whom
First That they their estimate and
msnt and that all PERSONS whose interests are Affected
thereby and who be oppcsd TO the same do present
their objections in writing to William H. Eltng Esq the
Chairman Of said 1T his ONCE no. ~ mas
in the city York. or before the sd day
ofJune nelt.
containing the Of the OF the ots assessed
the numbers lots they appear the the
Commissioners together with such map and the amount Of
the whether for damage BENEFIT and also all
the adavits estimates and other documents which
used by the said making their estimate
and have been deposited in the Street Commits
the Of whomsoevt may concern, until the sd
day of July next.
follows TO say All the lots ofsnd situate in
the Twelfth Of the city ofNsw York and which
together bounded the the side Of the
square the east by the westerly side Of the Second
tween d street and l4h and the south BY tho
street. excepting thersfrom such streets and
parts Of streets and have already opsned
the same laid out the Of the said Commissions
Fourth. Also that report in the above entitled mat
ter will be made and presented to the Supreme Court Of
sSi ss Of &. CIV 81. term Of S
turday the I'D day OF July D. 1885, at the opening the
court on that day and that then and there
that said report be confirmed.
s sasfESs Tb nTtaASSSsslscE, Commissioners
Dated New York. Nav TO- 1854
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NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-T0 CONTRAC-
~ torssealsd roposal endorsed Proposals for Sewor
in b street, viii be received at tn, noe Of the
Of june 1858 at u o'clock NJ to tuild sewer with the
peceesary receiving basins aud cu sert in Twenty
from the built in Lexington
point about ~ feet Of Third avenue being
about 49, feet The plsn the specifications
The uoing Of the and all other relating
thereto be obtained application To tho water
or, 1T this lice NICHOLAS DEAN, 4,
President Of the Crotsn Aqusduet Department.
New York, June IL, 1883
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NEWPORT WATER CURE WAS OPENED ON
the ars. q April Il n.; bee. ss:d .p r ss ss.s,s.sS
heathulnex Of the NswHeye climate III msss eesrA
blt<urs, AddssS DIX, ". r. kEH, Nswpert, n y