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KElSERs HOUSE-WARMlNG FURNACES, Tor
IN Houses the best az 70 quality Of nest ,
picity and economy fuel Also COOKING RANGES sIC'
and House Furnishing Articles JOHN H. hEisER Co. NO Ss'
Broadway
GUNNER STOVES &C-HOUSEKEEPERS'
- HARDwARE-A Of the best kinds Tor sale
low b, WILLIAM CLARKE Co, Nos CarminesI 1Oo ana
so sth-ay.
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professional Notlres.

Professional Notifies.
nR. EDWARD H. DIXON Editor Of THE NEW
~ YORK sCALPRL devstes hs attentions exclgsvey Ocs
Consultations and 70 Operative Surgery No. ~ 5hsv Office
hours between y and and evenings only At s
be may be found at hs private Hospital
KELLY, ENGRAVER and PRINTER No. 81
FULTON-ST-W eddns, Visiting. Address aud a Hons
Cords Autogrsphs Business Cards Bin Heads Bal. Of
'NHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the OFFICE No.
Besy.t Of wlsa formerly occupied By the Corn
Eiehans. Bank he will exclusive Stock
Con mission Business x s. AUNROE.
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EURNISHRD ROOMS, near WASHINGTON
soUARE-A ps.ssus PAKLoR .pd Two sdl9Iqiss PIP
MEALS to LET 70 Family few Gsu,,@sa =, The
psar s,b 40 ....S Roos suitable single Gsns
n.n- Undoubt,d references required
UNFINISHED or UNFINISHED ROOMS, with
Il FULL or PARTIAL BOARD TO oentensn and VIE ~ sass
Gentlemen, ct No 81 LeIinson-.s
UNFINISHED ROOMS to LET.-A small private
1y .s, LET .nss Of H. T tSs :tsi sss
e .l.. .aa T.. ~ s.S 6e marble w'A stands &C. A'a'"
UNFINISHED ROOMS.-A few single Gentlemen
can be accommodated private family Apply No Oil
yer o. second house from Ch.tbsasqu
UNFINISHED ROOMS to LET with BOARD-To
II Geptem.p wife few Single Gentlemen in Pr-
,.,e family. Appy at Nc. 40 Grecpe-st
UNFINISHED ROOMS-At No. A Whte-st near
LOCI ss 1c sEpRooa Vi" Be- Tsss on s1
70 desirable psr,ons No meal. given
NOTICE.-Gentlemen and their Wives and single
IN oenilenen can HANDSOMELY FINISHED snd F0aI
ksfED ROOMS (riy... to.rdns hos.s sss 49,, :.
ns %oRToS r5un. 0es when psresl.rs win b. furnished
The location fashionable AID pleasant, AID 5hsv shall
DRIVATE BOARDING.-A few Gentlemen can be
Accommodated with good BOARD and very dsr.bs kooms
d Tinted rS m. boss shns the comforts qasDss Of
home VII find to their interest to apply Immediately
required
DOOMS TO LET-TO two three Gentiemen; two
II large ROOMS second door furnished as Bedroom ana
P.Ilor No. Is Bondst.
nOOMs to LET with BOARD-At No. 1853 Hud-
IL ,onss in front Of Park Bath in the house
DOOMS for GENTLEMEN.-Gentem can Obtain
II very pleasant ROOMS It No s Ts.5 {. P'i s Elk
LAST and TEA IL required. References exchanged
YIVO LET with BOARD, in Brooklyn, within five
m;nutes vsn of Wallet Atlantic Ferries ROOM the
Ar. foor for Lady single Gentlemen Ap
ply at No 40 LviDgstoDs, BROOKLYN
TJNO LET-Two eligible PARLORS, unfinished
on the FIRST No s5 Munsys' between College
place and Greenwieh-s. Apply as above
TWO or THREE GENTLEMEN may obtain pleas
l ant GIyRNIsHED BOOMs with PARTIAL BOARD, at
prices by applying No II Ludi'wpisee hous'on'|
References exchanged
HH MORTON-ST.-BOARD may be obtained as
W. Gsnemsn and Wife few snEe Gentienen
Location pleasant Terms moderate Reference required
OOO BROADWAY, ROOM No. 10.-THE NEW
ZCJ YORK BOARDING EXCHANGE will furnish BOARD
Frs by early application at the Once Inoe ~
ROOMS, with without BOARD, can De Hm-da'ey
suited free Of charge. by spp;in 90 shove
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NYERS's ADDITION to the VILLAGE of NEW

M TOWN-Taree Hundred Los this besnifal piacs
cold 70. SIS $40 per pay
he~tc~n Of the AFsesi ssd most nogsh villages
the situated New York d
rx Railroad The rvr Ts~ Lou table
perfect natural grade being Of the nsb-szrfa
bsdnx their will be
io upon eoIron Of The r.rOsd in JAY F
JOHN B. MYERS, Ne ie5 BrosAvsy..
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6onses Wanteo.

WANTED to HIRE, in the vicinity of the City and
Of easy access NEAT COTTAGE containing eight or nine
attached MUS be pleasantly situated IN re-
which viii be promptly paid, not
70 exceed 800 Address A. NJ. D., Tribune Ofbee.
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coo,,,xc A.-Tbe AMTRICAN PATENr

GAS COcklNG &c o. 80, - .nwesSY nrlf. he ~
,-s III re ute the important a.eniion wa f - ,pss
10 co 5rs; s es p s R.. ey
Brcrr Bssss SC BY whss zoe md Fsr eoSsui- oe.
economy urcn ard P.rtrs- rsa,s % ss F.oa.
Sce X dsesd tbrsush elastic rsss. whSa ep 's s al
mo- ce sl sEd ACCENT Tsnp'r :. w.. 70 .ei.e ths
vi worth their APpsrsus tos hs-ss 49,
n wy ..s nc sns viii .lpp ed she w.o Sd sae
Ccmrssy ready TO receive srPiea,ous ' - 90
,ss ..s 70 DAYiEL ELLIOT AuHy Of The Company
VII me- iTono a. re comp.ny No Broadway
ne. = ct ss , vi. Ss sissS g ss.s
who viii AVA, tn nselve' q pn n, cIEMAN President
~WYNNE's PATENT REACTION CtNihir u
VI GAL PUMP and FIRE ENGiSE-Adaped 70 any q S.
unlnd powsr esr,.ln N atom as :. Seis CAN and
b once and s.sso1. s o. SS s5o
No - opposite present stand -,
HOUSE WARMING and vENTILATlNG WAhf.
II ROOM No so Broadway n we invts hs assn.s,s
RSuss wmns .as SsoI. AggsI,,a so@H0s
:,s, new s.1 md e. r. .s prepared
sepsrs in npsor al classes OF public and pr.is bud
II o., line on e SRo Ind cISsos
hna and nearly Completed the following Hish Pesss Hon
91s En- a. 'S o. %
hand .ss siy Sas s i:. S Sp'i sssss ~
New York Al ri p. 1854
IRON PIPE-C. n. GUILD * CO, No. $50 bronu-
vsy manufacture WROUGHT IRON PirE OF A. Sv ~ efr
Tbev i,o kcep constant supply Of superior GAs ana
TINGS FILTERS TOOLS &c & NJ e 20 nav p,S ~ 90.
lar 10 the Of he various toos y
and steam fttsrs themselves that every a
from will entire satisfaction Oraess from sc - AZ
attended and lists OF prices torwsusd oy
sired. c. NJ. GUILD Co Ne SSs sr0'd".y New oI.
IRON RAILING, &c.-CROwELLs celebrated
CAST IRON RAILING without rye,s warranted :, cents pr
wrr Fam Fence THE NEw-YoRK FOUNDRY AMP lRO ,s
RAJ 81 q. Ssss boos WSDo
and all other articles the Smith Build or Foundry ns "a
with dispatch the lowest prices Specimens IN sections
he aud Duanest afew dooea Oh o'oa'
w.v Foundry foot Of 46'h.t.. North River
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE aud BUILDING 10
- LfT-To LET tie large and convenient of
occupied BY H. r. Durham Co az the too Of Mss ,
Sal, or TO Let the STEAM ENGINE BOILER SHAFT 10;
e. Ie in the building Apply TO WIN BROWNING, No 81
W..bin,er-st corner Of North Moore, New-fork or OF M
BURDON No. lC2 FroDtst. Brooklyn
CTEAMBOAT BOILERS-New, 81 feet WIDE Is
- feet long ordinary main and return hues For sale oy
- hOGG DELAMArER. foot West iSth-st
CTANDISH's NEWLY INVENTED BOOT and
- SHOE PEGGING MACHINE now on exhibition at ofhce OF
Miller No 1875 Broadway The machine does its work IN the
s s a. lSe same time RGHTs STATES less territory.
W II be sold n interest in the whole patent
CODA WATER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GEE.
- No s. Futon New York manufacturer OF the remium sei
and Betting Machines Also every asonpo" "
apparatus either for drawing or botflns
VNyROUGHT-IRON PIPE.-The American Tube
w Works 45th st 10th Newf York src now manuao-
r,irs TUBING one-eighk two inches and are pre-
% mi order. quantity They will also put up STEAM
PIPE for heating msnufscfohes and public buildings
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~ A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
"A PLEASANT ROOMS, with Or without BOARD, at Mrs
sUSasss an s e. he '
C,A014E HOTEL LODGINGs--Gentlcuen will do
~ 70 re- sss they ss ', ss sss ~ am WI
nsSs>s Once open all night
4 NUMBER Of ROOMS, furnished or uniarnshed,
n with without BOARD can be obtained in the dn.osss
hossr Ma % BissciersL, neal Brs1vsy.
a FEW VERY DESIRABLE SINGLE ROOMS,
n and SUITES OF ROOMS, well furnished, to Let without
A VERY FINE SUITE of ROOMS, with BOARD,
"A pleasantly situated town stage route offered to
@ ~ % Of @ % ssd
s iS's Ait p asasSss.rs Ssss ' ~"
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE or TWO SIN
lorna small private family occupying house quiet .sish
borhcod IN the upper part Of The city Address G. Tribune Oee
A SUITE Of PARLoRs TO LET, with or without
0ensman and Lady No iS7 Broone st. near Broadway
A PRIVATE FAMILY residing in one of the pleas
"A he upper Of the city desop. OF LET
ZINC ssi s aSSM Sas ss s Par
DOARDiNG.-PARTIEs wishing to have RE
p9hEpERs and GENTLEMEN s. and FAM
70 he BRoADwiY HoARpiSo REGisTER oFFIcE, No 81
sS s;a s coSs made No sas %sd for p.. wanting
ROARDING-At No. 1856 lOth-st corner Of Broad
s h 'a' PxRcR sd and sEpRoSS
rs VISITING &c rs r SsHs y
ssns Gue' home avoiding the noise and confusion Of ho.s
sSss
DOARDlNG-No. IA Bond-st., near Broadway
~ ospsi BOARDING with barge pleasant ROOMS for gentle
ROARDING.-A Gentleman and bis Wife can OBJ
- tain BOARD, With LARGE, pxsiRAPLE Af4RTMEXr
Rooms s ss :s' q aa. s. osssnsa fss.
ROARDlNG.-A few SINGLE GENTLEMEN, can
- oil ain sped BOARD brown Stone House, No s2s
hn sfoehyn Pleasant nsshbohoOd aud about ten minutes
ROARDlNG-At Nos Is and a. East BrOadwsy
ID pleasant ROOMS er Gsniiemen and their Wives ROOMS
fpr sinee 0sptlemea. Apply At No. Is
ROARD.-A private family can accommodate Gen.
is' an; se'i S
At No 81 wesi ssdst., nee ssh sy
BOARDING ROOMS single and double, in a. pri-
w. 20, ns H&i soxsb S's s
s SSSs room E sfsStEs No I'D faee
single S sns%en no %sS obtain ,,.:
family BY applying No 80 Frsntlns Good references required
RoARD-At No. 63 Fulton-st. Good ROOMS and
ID BOARD fos transient and permanent boadexa Aso day
DOARD in MONUMENTAL by single Gen
Dinsp sood ROOM ard BOARD private family. s:ess
Boarding e. sSISmsnt Address No tss Peose, n
BOARD in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who wish
~ COMFORTABLE and PLEASANT HOME VIII private
exchanged
BOARD in BROOKLYN.-A Gentleman and Wife
- can Be- accommodated with BOARD and PLEASANT NOON
pheasant location minutes Fulton Csihne Fer
rses Arpy Il Ne 81 Hish-sG
BOARD ON BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-A Gentle
Nv I've %s. s: s find
nom Nails. and FULTON ferries
BOARD in BROOKLYN-A Gentleman and Wife.
~ single Geptsuen. accom- moaxed IN private
family with fab partial board shree min
ute wall from Wallet Ferry.
BOARD in WILLlAMSBURGH.-G and
~ their wivss nsls Genemsn accommodated with
BOARD and PLEASANT Rooms No. ifs 2s-, Wilhans-
bmsh. =. 49, a
NARPETING in EXCHANGE for BOARD Is de.
srcd By ssDsii family central and pleasant location Ia th
-
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In three Wards Ninth Tenth and Thirteenth. the mega
tive vote preponGora.ed In al the others the affirmative
by lsrge majority As 10 proportion between taxation
and the affirmative vote the First Ward paying <24o Isl
records but "a negatives against l7 affirmative votes
while the Tenth Ward paying but little more than one
tenth the of the First Ward records 0jo negative
against $50 affirmative votes
1886. In July the Common Council ordered pipe 10 be
laid preparatory 10 the introduction of the water and IN
October Mr. Douglas superseded by the appointment
Of John Is. Jarvis, Esq, as Chief Engineer.
1877. Work On the Aqueduct commenced III the eaiy
part of this year.
1889 The Legislature passed an act requiring Harlem
Rverto be crossed by the AquedUct high bridge In
August the High Bridge contracted for, at e737755
conditioned 10 be finished IN August, lsi3.
1890 Messrs. Samuel Stevens John ID. Ward, Zebedee
Ring BENJAMIN BIZ isGll and Samuel Cbilds appointed
Commissioners by the Governor and Senate.
lsil. January :. A freshet on Croon River, carried
away the earth portion of the newly
constructed DAM causing great destruction Of property
and The loss Of three lives.
lsis The Common Council fcrmed;he Cro,on Aquedact
Board by the appointment of Nesss John l.. Lawrence
PycstdeNt; MyndeIt Van Shack, Cornelius W. Lawrence
Ssmuel h. Ruggles and J. Phillips PhGnix whose duties
were TO take charge of such portion of the work as lay
south of Forteh-s including the City distribution and
the collection OF he water revenues. On the eth June the
water was received through the Aqueduct into the Res
e,voir M Eighty-sixh-s with appropriate ceremonies
sr1 on the Fourth al July the water introduced into
a. Ds,ribupc Reservoir Murray Ill., aud the event
hailed by the citizens with an interest scarcely less
,b,n that pervadng the whole mean people al the
OF The event The anniversary Of which was on
r., 4gv LIBERATED A. an hour whom p" ~ 20 @nns
and the ringing Of bells he'd aTousSd buy isW @sn '-I
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From this table it appears that the population OF this
city ,ty wears hence will considerably exceed the re-
pu;ed roInaton of the cities of Paris and London Cities
ard nstons however like individuals, experience their
rise, progress and decline II is hardly probable that
Now.YoIk will lie highly favored as 10 form an ex-
ception. Wars pestience, and political commissions mast
Dc our lot and be taken into calculation. ,
With every allowance, however, for the numerous Ills
which hesh is her to- IRON our advantageous maritime
situation and tie increase Of agriculture and commerce,
our numbers will in all probability at the end Of this CEN
fury exceed those of any other city in the world Pekn
alone excepted. 49,
FroI the data here furnished the politician, fnancier
and above all the specuator in town lots asuoec wnch
to shame be it spoken aesorbs every generous pas
sion may draw and interesting references J. P
That which only prophecy in sOb, has MH$laT been
nearly confirmed by the actual progress OF the Sy as
nav BE seen by reference 10 the census IN each year
This ratio however, Will by no means continue IN the
some proportion here given from various causes but
esreciay from the want of adequate building room to ac
conmodate suitably such an Enormous increase on "s
i.land. IL is barely possible that the year ESQ may see
tls City have population Of 100000 10 JOo0Oo but oe
yond that number the increase must be more limited
yearly.
Tie annexed picture see the Manual Is view OF the
BeeknGn Man ION near Turtle Bay on the banks OF the
East River which, on account OF It's me SITUATION au eA
Il nsye garden always tavorite residence during
tie war of the British commanders The house was
erected in 1864 by DIR. james Beekman, who, with his
family vacated il the taking of the City IN 1910 Dy the
British troops and General Howe made it his headquar-
ters Immediately thereafter The green house on the LETT
of the picture j. remarkable being the place OF eAaiil-
alton aid trial of Capt Nathan Hale whose sad fate cast
Gloom oV er the American army, then encamped on Har-
lem Nights. lie was confined here on the night OF the
2ls OF September and the next morning handed over
o The tender meroes Of Prov Marshal Cunningham
who hung him apple tree in Rutgers orchard Inc
getien,r kept memorandum during the war, show ng
Tie time that several British officers in succession made
The house their headquarters. The following is copy,
with the heading written by james Beekman So a. the
aforementioned time my country seat was occupied by
a.. following generals Gen Howecommenced September,
NO seven and half months Commissary Lrng the
LIT Of NAV III one year and five months. General
Clinton the OF October ls7s, three years and SIX
months General Robertson May /, li.2, eleven aud 4
half months Mr.. reekman the 10th Of April 1888, two
months General Carleton The 10th OF June, 1885, 10 the
evacuation is five months in the whole, l. seven years
orc and half months" Ii is owned by his grand
SON. the Hon James W. Beeknan.
ThE FOLLOWING onrcul eogu,aa Of The ss5ey Of ot' and
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THE odrcvl e0opatatoH ne sts5e Of Hors and
Blob. in ne Cily sreiu'ire Of ne IroJh Wl'f NJ,

As usual Mr. Valentine presents large number Of vau-
able maps views of ancient edices aud modern insu-
tons. We notice typographical map OF 1867, diagram
Of the City and cnvrons in INA with views OF the prnc
pal edfc.s Plan OF NewYork surveyed in 1906 Plan OF
the Island made in 1879. Among the old ediAces and
views are tho City Hotel south-st, from Maidenlane in
2s the Navy Yard in -3l Fulton Market in 1929 the
Shot Tower in ls3l, the old Free School building in
Tryon-row Madame Jumels residence, the residence Of
Col Wllet the residence Of Lord Stirling, the Kings
Arms Tavern Atlantic Garden, the residence OF Gov.
George Clinton, the Richmond Hill Mansion residence Of
Aaron Burr, house OF Abraham Van Ness, and house Of
Bishop Moore.
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As EnESsNE "NrGGER. Among other bils that
have been rendered to ho L. = Marshslor services ro
dcrcd in The Of Burns-are for military services
amounting 70 : eco By the City Of Boston for extra
policemen, amounting 20 s7.co0 II d Parker's bin
ovurr % $4,000 -nd No s-esn'u- 'ohn Tlvl.r si2o
ltese are eut small IuEbc- t.s:..
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FOOTPRINTS OF FAMOUS MEN By 'oHs o h0'As' Ian"
1hs s,mou. men commemorated in this volume are
arranged under the several classes Of men OF action men OF
letters artists and men of scieuce. Among them, we hna
the names of Washington, Burke, Pitt sou'ney' n0O's
Sir Joshua Reynolds, Black Watt Adam smith anu ..a
others. The principal incidents in their o'0gP! az
briefly stated accompanied with appropriate ana
tive comments The volume forms valuable add'ou "
the iuvepe library while il may be perused to advantage
By readers OF mature years
UNIVERSAL FORMULARY BY r. EsLEstitLD ohtfi s-1
N D. Edited BY RosEsT r. THoM.s VI d. oFo-' ~. w.
Blanchard Lea
In this new edition of standard pharmaceutical WORK
The ates. Improvements in processes and formula nave
been introduced including recipes from various authentic
sources for the preparation OF essences perfumes var
nshe. &c which The country npcthecary often ENDS &C.
sirsble 10 manufacture for himself
new edition of the highly successful work entitled
Salad for the Solitary has just been published by t. r.
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To complete this view, and 20 show that the Wards
which contributed the largest amount of taxes also
tie largest vote in favor of the Crotoo PROJECT s Is
annexed from the report the Controller of taxes paid by
.aeh " and for the 1895.
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CATUARISF PPRCVSov


DIED on Tuescsy lh inst ct her house. II
Nicow CArHAkiSE fEaGrsos. se brief Illness Is
years.
The departure Of this remarkable woman should be
eoInmemoreed by an obituary notice worthy of such
mother in Israel and such active lifelong Christian
phianihropst. 1t hoped that memoir will be pre-
sented to the public. Thousands in this community have
heard OF or known Katy Ferguson the aged colored
man, who in vigorous life was the celebrated cake
maker for weddings ard other social parties But many
who have eaten her unvaled cake and been edited by
heE sensible chat or pous DISCOURSE may be ignorant of
the eminent virtues aud extraordinary good deeds which
crowned her life. II is due therefore, to the of
hrst OF philanthropy and the people Of color especially
mat her distinguished services should be recorded. The
principal facts contained in this nstce taken down
from Mrs. Fergusons own lips March %, 1850.
katy was born G. slave Her mother gave birth to her
on her passage fIom Virginia to this City. Katy Williams
for that was her name-was owned" by X. b., who
lVed on Waer-st., and elder in one of the New
York City Presbyterian Churches r. y" said Katy
sold ny mother away. bat | remember that before we
were torn asunder she kne down laid her hand on my
head, and gave me 10 God"
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new edition OF the highly successful work entitled
Salad for The Solitary has just been published by g. r.
Putnam & Co. The same house has issued the hith
edition of Doslars and Gents.
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CASTLE GARDEN CPERA-The attention Of the musical
pubc il due to the fact that Verbs opera louisa AeT
will be performed topight for the first time IN this Ciy
with all the strength OF the troupe, Mr. Mare'lek leading
An important this in an operate season. and eaeu
lated 10 draw all those the House who are kept away
by La SonnamGuia done rags. Give the public novelty
Mr.. Maretzek and LET the twenty year old hackneyed
operas have little rest.
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CRoroN AouEpucT DEPARTMENT.

CRoToS AsuEDuoT BoARD RoIysD, PARK April ~ "a; TO
r,ous herewith furnish the statistics Of the Cfoton Aqueduc
year The operations Of our Board possess
ltr matter Others than those directly Interested
that he liberty preface record with chspr
published menoeDda m my possession
without TO some OF your readers VINO
have reports which now enrey 9ut OF print
she This chapter of the Water Chronicle
sy Of IT, In opinion not worth the space may
,st In your valuable pay burn the copy and obge
ssAN d" JN~N r.nd r.. DE FOREST
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present Department organized July 1919 The frs
the quantity tho; TIM; the Others
the quantity laid II each Iee The hsurs Tie head OF the
indicate the diameter OF the pTe ia Inches
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bar remained quiet st Y YORK
but Ia. since been Recorder o. Y. York.
al otiiesr in BFisish Array Killed IN
West Indies.
a LAWYER. remained 4uis' =; Sinderh0ok.
during the wsr-sinee PTes'i OF Msahatt.u
Bank.
tho n ITS touh'fll, Remained N Y.
Y0fk-A GOOD msn.
remained o. Ling Is!4nd n quis.-A good
nan.
or rrpcssi so-rc-ia-ed or Z. ..lsu--
ile1rnE mer.
o. = - 80 - ~ 49,
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wATER cuRoNoLoGY OF THE CITY OF NEw-YORK.

August 2. An additional of twentysi hundred
ponpds was ordered Of the several denominations follow
Dg: ,,..,u,. e,ooo
400 Of the value OF four shiiings each ~"
5tCO Of the value Of two sbilings etch....... Se'
OF he value O o shilling eech...... 100
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IGdTcfilsementI
INHALATION IN COYsUMPTIoN.-Drs. X. u y;
IIrxryR Pbvsp, fer Diseases the Lups Residence ara
Oaee No ~ Broadway (sscond dor above i2hs) Hour "
aen from A. 81 TO 81 limited number reeesTea
f.ff.u
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TIE NEW AND T.srELEss CURE for tEs W ss rT
A.rr nEsHi gas hvrrPERiculc Prfs I'D By -
-.s-.-s-@ A.s--S--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-20

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