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REp1srRICrrNa rrEr crrY.


se his6.h Ward the first second and third drcs Of the
anu the hrst second and third dsrcts Of tho FL
The sxth Aidermanc district contains the ara second ana
third election districts Of the Ward The st district 81
me IMeeentn Ward Inc hrs second third fourth NH sx
seventh and eighth districts the Fourteenth Ward and The
The seventh Aldermanic district contains he fourth A
SIXTH seventh eighth ninth TENTH eleventh and twelfth cleo
ton d.rgs q he Ninth Ward and the fourth hf ssth and
The eighth Adermanc district contains seventh eisbtb
ninth election districts Of the Seventh Ward The r -
ccrd third and fourth Districts OF the Eleventh Ward he se
The ninth Aidermanic district contains the rs second third
fourth nh xth seventh eighth ninth and tenth election
The tenth Adlermanic district contains the eighth and ninth
election darcts the Fifteenth Ward the fourth fifth six
seventh eighth NINTH tenth eleventh. twelfth and thirteenth
The eleventh Ademanic district contains the FIRST second
third fourth dh SIXTH seventh eighth NINTH TENTH eleventh,
twelfth thirteenth and fourteenth election districts Of The Twen
The twelfth Aldermanic district contains the fnh, sixh,
seventh eighth, ninth tenth, eleventh twelfth. thir
een fourteenth fifteenth sixteenth seventeenth and eish
thirteenth fourteenth, fifteenth sixteenth seventeenth and
eighteenth districts Of the Seventeenth Ward
The thirteenth Adermanc district contains the s second,
MI Ioa! nn ssh seventh and eighth election districts Of
The fourteenth Aderanic contains the rs second
hlrd fourth 9Th sixth seventh eighth NINTH tenth eleventh.
ano ioureenh election districts OF the Eigh-
The fifteenth Aldemanic district contains the first second
miro fourth rim sixth seventh egh ill., ninth tenth and
enth election districts OF the Twenty first Ward
The sixteenth Aldermanc district contains the second
third fourth and nth election dsrcs Nineteenth Ward
The Seventeenth Adernanc contains the first second
Ward. ~ -. - - '1' "'''n
Adopted BY the Board Of Aldermen, Sept. y 1859.
Adopted by the Board Of Councilman, oct. l. 1859
D. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk @. c.
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Ey iherewth The sndessigned hereby give notco thsS
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|ctober ledo 4 10 O'Clock A. ~, ard q ths nardws
M sarne hour and al hoders Of ~ bonds above men.
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lied Al Rutland, IRIS eOth Of Ausas1 A. D. lsso
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LEGAL NOTICES.

tTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT TO THE PRO
visions Of the third article Of the first title Of the fifth chap
the second part Of the Revised Statutes all the cred
f Hiram Pack, antnsolvent debtor. Notice first published
per 8 1859 Creditors appear before the Hon. A. d.
ell CITY Judge Of the city OF New York. his chambers
100 Nassau street city Of New York, the I'D day Of
mber next at ii o'clock la the forenoon show cause
they have why assignment should be nde Of said
vents. estate and he be discharged from his debts.
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DEMONSTRATIONS Sir have used your specifics in my
cases thsy have acted like charm Last winter. with
|me number In family twenty) we had physician en-
every week; but this winter he has not had to
HussARpsynfE Madison County, NY.
|HunrHRxys-Having used your specific remedies for
years past wish simply say that consider them just
proved truly wonderful not only in my own case but
ih others who have given them trial; Truly yours,
PLEASANT MOUNT, NO., Feb. s. 1859.
to act as agent for YOU vet know your Remedies, so
have tried them, are truly valuable The salt rhenm
ng have in q measure cured me-. have received more
from them than from AZ the other medicines have
WI s'A' 'N''e'' -N'' ''' JAMES SIMPSON.
RASpo1pH Mass, Mach 10, 1859.
remedy for ss piles s,ns g, al
pecihcs for which please find enclosed five dollars ru
PAwrucKEr R. J., JAM q, 1859.
20 my knowiedgs in which Your remedies have failed Of
b the desired effect. Yours truly, N. II. PALMER.
LIZA, Mich, Jan. q, 1852
! HunrHREYs-Dear Sir bought twenty vial case Of
file, Ann Arbor, and 1t has been my family physician
Fince. Q. G. PALMER
CARTHAGE, Hancock, Co., H., Jan. 49, 1859
HuxPHREys-Dear Sir; You will find enclosed five dol
meicine for the last four years and do not wish to use
bther as we find that the medicines prove eiecual in
case we have tried. Yours truly, T. 8. GREEN.
wHrrNEYs Polsr, Broome county, NY.
HUMHREys-Among other instances of the great value
ir specifics may relate my little daughter years
just passed through the scarlet fever and entirely re-
ed with other treatment than your fever pills. and fire.
'i'Hs'-'s 80 ''N' wan '-' Rev s. n. ROBINSON.
sourH Bosros March IA, 1859.
HuMPHREYs-1 would just say that have been quite
ssfui with your specifics and find they fully up to
Expectations. Respectfully yours, SIS NILES.
PuLrNEY, VT, March q, 1859.
Hu.rMss5sI have fully proved The valve Of your
e s three have mot
nt remedies They have with the Divine blessing saved
1 - Rev. H. S. JONES.
BARTON, vt, March IA, 1889
HUxPHREYs-Your SPECIFICS have given very general sat
an and have far surpassed, curative agents anything
ycnt their Introduction but cannot succeed In t. Yours
4 +. NJ PERRY, Agent.
f. HuxpHRrYs:--Dear Sir-Some months since receiy.
ON you case Of Specific HOMEOPATHIC Medicines
happy TO say that have used the remedies for myself
So that every instance of the remedies has been
ed purchased Of your agent. could give many in
es of almost instantaneous relief and Of attacks of fever
ted in few hours by their use but Is unnecessary.
se accept my thanks the kindly me- and be
JED shall most cordially recommend preparation SO
hng you great in your effort to diminish the ills
lam most truly and fra,ernAlly yyG ,gs srvv,v
Former Pastor of NJ E. Church, New York.
OF. F. HUMPHREYS, N, D., is consulted at bis onace,
roadway, daily from A. to n NJ, on all diseases Of
full and minute account Of the disease and receive the
line in return by mail.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

EAsr.os' Washington Co., \. YrJan. u. 1850.
specifics steadily gaining advocates in this vicinity
Iafe enthusiastic All that give them fair trial unite
testimony Of the happy results. several families that
supplied have not called physpan since have kept
medes; previous 10 that time they had done 30 often
neighbor said he should be under the necessity Of en-
remedies hand. .l n
Pght send you some strong ssatimonials If desired
Most respectfully
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nan has at any time been solicited for his good opinion
be have even at times been ctary of publishing those
have been kindly forwarded TO us yet day passes in
we do not receive several. Such a mass Of testl-
was probably never thrown together upon any par
4 point and u suacet to every doubt ana q.
every cavil Who are to be relied uponr They who
FROM experience and know whereof they speak or
who, without any evidence the subject, choose TO
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0sTEoPLAsTIC DENTAL OPERATIONS, ny THR
a.. uscoversr a " rooms corner q Broadway and Thirty
qnrinG no pressure Giving pstn ne meres shell q
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Sec 3 The Twenty second Ward sha be divided into eight
election districts the extent and limits Of which said election
first election district of the Twenty Ward shall
contain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Forty fourth street. Sixth avenue Foreth street and Ninth
The second election district Of the Twenty
Forty ninth street. Sixth avenue Forty fourth street and Ninth
The third ELECTION district Of the Twenty Ward shall
contain all that Of the city bounded by and lying within
Fifty sixth street, Sixth avenue, Forty ninth street and Ninth
The fourth election district Of Twenty Ward shall
al HUDSON
The ah election district Of the Twenty second Ward shah
Forty ninth street. Ninth Forty fourth and Had-
The sixth election district Of Twenty second Ward shan
contain All that part Of the city bounded BY and lying within
seventh election district s Twenty second ward
street. Sixth avenue Fy sixth street and Hudson
The eighth election district Of the Twenty second Ward sha
contain s that part Of the city bounded BY and lying within
Eighty xsh street. sixth avenue sixty fh street and Hudson
election districts sns.sced within Is ssvsnsssnS xidsrsni o
distrcz re.pecsiycy;-
"a as ssos r Is Wa
second districts Of be Second War Ne nrs second and third
sss e. e sss e is w. district y Fourth w'd
The second Adsmanic dtrict contains The second third
:s$ - J; y y :sssas s ana. .ss md 's'saS
~ Sd Hde r ME District contains The fourth election dis
c Of The Third Ward hs frat second ird fourth sn s
h and s district nS q h s. rn " S. RsS
Adermauic dls.rio. The eighth and mint,
fourth sol and sissh dsrcs of Seventh Ward he fourth
thirteenth Ward and the eighth ninth and tenth districts
ne sh Amsrmsnsc district contains the sixth seventh
eighth NINTH tenth eleventh and twelfth election districts Of
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NEW REMEDIES.


NEW REMEDIES
fse new SPECIFICS are not placed in our cases but
may be obtained Of will be supplied In making up
] Of specifics.
3R ASTHMA OR pHTHISiC. Oppressed, difficult Ia
breathing, attended with cough and expectoraon. Price
pits per box.
3 EAR DISCHARGES AND DEAFNESS Discharges
the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles Mercuri
Noises in the Head Hardness Of Hearing and Ringing
Ears and Earache. Price ~ cents per box.
n SCROFULA--Enlarged Glands Enlarged and Indurst.
nsis Swelings and old Ulcers, 6crofuous Cachexy Of
FEN. Price 20 cents per box.
\ GENERAL. DEB1LITY-PhyHcRl or Nervous Weak
Either the result OF Sickness Excessive Medication Ex
Ing Discharges. very efficient remedy. Price SO cents
|R DROPSY-Fluid Accommodations Tumd Swellings with
|b Secreuons. Price 30 cents per box.
r SEA S1CKNESS-Deathly Sickness Vertigo Nausea
ing Sickness from riding or motion. Price 50 per
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FIsHKIL, Feb. q, 1859,
RHunPHRxrs-Dear Sir have used your specifics in my
family for the last six months with great success and In
casee they have acted like charm. Last winter with
me number In family Gwenty) we had physician en-
avery week; but this winter he has not had occasion to
lCo. 4. Z. ACKERMAN.
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|R DROPSY-Fluid Accommodations Tumid Swelings with
y Secreuons. Price 80 cents per box
WHAT SAY THE PEOPLE.

r SEA S1CKNESS-Deathly Sickness Vertigo Nausea.
ling. Sickness from riding or motion. Price 50 cents per
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NINTH warn

Ninth ward shall divided into twelve election
districts the extent and limits Of which said election districts
shall be AZ follows
that part Of the city bounded by and lying within Christopher
Hudson and Hamsrsley streets and the Hudson river
all that Of the city bounded by and lying within Hudson
Christopher, Bedford and Hamersey streets. :
The third election district Of the ninth Ward sha contain
all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within Bedford
Christopher and Fourth Streets Sixth avenue Carmire and
Bleecker streets and Cottage place. VIA 1855 @s
The fourth election district Of the Ninth Ward shall contain
all that Of the city bounded by and lying within Fourth
and Charles Streets Greenwich avenue, West Tenth street and
Sixth avenue. #L4s ss@
The ann election district Of the Ninth Ward shall contain all
that part Of the city bounded by ana lying within Grecnwch
an1 Eighth avenues Fourteenth street. Sixth avenue and West
ne ssh election dss Of III Ninth Ward shan contain all
that part OF Tie city bounded by and lying within Blocker
Cd!,topher Fourth and Charles sreetA Greenwich avenue
The seventh election district Of TIE Ninth Ward shall contain
all that part o. the city bounded by and lying within Blocker
The eighth election district Of the Ninth Ward shall contain all
that part the city bounded BY and living within Fourteenth
street. Eighth avenue, Horaho street. and the Hudson river.
The ninth election district Of the Ninth Ward shall All
that Of the city bounded by and lying within Horao street,
Eighth avenue Troy ttroet and the Hudson river.
The tenth election district of the Ninth shall all
that part Of the city bounded by and lying within Troy street.
Eihh avenue Blocker and Hammond Streets and the Hua
river.
The eleventh election district of Ninth Ward shall contain
all that mart city bounded by and lying within Hammond
Bleocker and Charles streets, and tho Hudson river.
The twelfth election district OF the Ninth Ward shall contain
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districts he extent and limits Of which said election districts
The first election district of the Sixteenth shall contain
al e the Sy BY and s ss1
seeniS srss and ai Esha A.'
tain al and
teenh Sixth Seventeenth street. Seventh avenue
Ike s eeon district Of the Ward shall con-
% ss Sa s
Eighth district Of the sixteenth ward shall
tain ali that part ne cy bounded ~ ana lying within
Twenty sixth sS Eighth
The h election district Of the sixteenth Ward shall contain
:a x. he
avenue, twenty third street ana Ninth avenue.
ali that part Of city bounded By and lying within twentieth
tain al that part s Of The s oS and lying %
eighth election dsrc, Of he si.sssuA Ward .h.
Twentieth street. Tenth Fourteenth Eleventh
The ninth election district Of the Sixteenth Ward shall con.
n s Of ss By ssS s T
Ths snsS election district the Sixteenth ward shall contain
ann sss na
- Ts,s ~. s;.. -,
elecon districts he and nia Of whcS ssid election
Districts shall Be as folo vs y -, a.,:... 80
III s @ %S as ssH
sG a. q &: ~ SSss
contain all that part the city bounded BY and lying within
Houston. Eesex. kyngton and EldridGU streets
third election ;rc, e Tie wAsd shall con.
Houston Cljnton Ryington and Essex streets
The fourth election district of the seventeenth ward shal
Third street First avenue Houston street and gowery
tain ali hat part * the city bounded BY and lying within Sixth
street. FIRST Third street Bowery and Third
The sixth district of the Seventeenth Ward
tain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within Ninth
street. First syenue Sixth street and Fourth avenue.
The seventh election district Of the Seventeenth Ward shall
ali that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Fourteenth street. Second avenue, Ninth street Fourth
The eighth election district the Seventeenth Ward shs
all that part OF the city bounded by and lying within
First Fourteenth street, Second and Eleventh
street.
The ninth election district Of the Seventeenth ward shan
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PLEASANT MOUNT, NO., Feb 5, 1859.
HunPHREYs--Dear Sir: My circumstances will not per-
TO act agent for you, yet know your Remedies,
have tried them truly valuable The salt rheum
which have been using for salt rheum of six years
n.y. have In measure cured me. have received more
from them than from all the other medicines have
aken and consider myself well You have my earnest
) for your success. Yours truly,
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HuBBARDsvnfE, Madison County, N. Y.
HunrHREYs-HayiDg used your specific remedies for
years past wish simply to say that consider them just
edicnes for the times, especially the cough pills. which
proved truly wonderful, not only in case, but
Cith others who have given them trial. Truly yours
II. r. RHODES
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uAfHhEYS SPECiFIO
HoxGoPArHIc
REMEDIEs. @N
. Ma. Ssa BROADWAY. Ga.
w. l. FEVER PIIIs-For fever. congestion. and inaan-
q WORM PIILs-For worm fever worm collie. wstsing
h. s. BABys rIL1s-For cole. crying. .eeshins, and
kefulness Of infants. -
%. l. DIARRHEA PILLs-For diarrhoa, cholera infan.
: and summer complaints
b. g. DysENrERY PrLIs-For collie, gripings, dyssnsery
bloody hux.
No CHOLERA PHI.s-For cholera. cholera morbus,
biting.
b. T. COUGH PILLs-For coughs, colds, hoarseness in.
MA and sore throat. : -
,. 8. TooTHAcHE PIILs-For too.hache, faceacbe and
b o HEADACHE PILLs-For headache, vertigo, heat
fuiiness Of the head.
10. DYSPEPSIA PILLs-For weak and deranged s.o
hs' constipation and liver complaint
J. H. FEMALE PILLS.
IS GROUP PIILs-For Group, hoarss cough, bad
T. SALT RHEuM PILIs-ror eryslpelAs sruptions,
pies on the face FIN
H. RHEUMATIC PIII.s-ror PAIN lsneness or sore
. In The chest, back loins or limbs.
For fever and ague, chin fever, dumb ague, and mis-.
hged aEues
For piles blind or bleeding, internal or external
For Sore weak or nhamed eyes and ayelds, falling,
: or blurred sight.
For catarrh of long standing recent either with OBJ
uon or profuse discharges.
C-For whoopng cough abatng It's violence and short
lis course e
PRICE
of 20 Walls complete, In morocco, and book. Is
Of 20 walls, and book, plain.
OF 10 numbered boxes, and book. Observation-Disclosures
Of numbered boxes and book.
numbered boxes with directions ......... % cents
lettered boxes, with directions. so cents
sc medicines, by the single box, 30 any
Of the country free Of charge, receipt of the price,
dress +. HUMPHREYS CO.. No. $50 Broadway, New
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MUSICAL.

A GERMAN GRAND PIANO FOR $20a-A SUPERIOR
n grand piano nearly new for $3.50 under price Pianos
Prince Co and others for sale low rent with
lowed If purchased by g. T. GORDON, Music Pubiahers
7C6 Broadway.
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RANDOLPH, Mass, Mach 10, 1859.
HuAPHREYsYour remedy for the piles s performing all
on promised for them. Please send entire set of
speeches. for which please d enclosed five dollars Tru
lry, II. WOUDMAN.
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LIMA, Mich, Jan. n 1889.
RECOMMENDATIONS Sir bought twenty. vial case Of
specific homeopathic remedies two years ago of G.
se, Ann Arbor, and ii has been my family physician
nce. q. G. PALMER.
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PAwTucKEr. R. J., Jan, q, 1859.
RECOMMENDATIONS Sir have not yet had Instance
to my knowledge in which your remedies have failed of
z the desired effect. Yours truly, N. II. PALMER.
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NINETEENTH WARD.
Sec o. The Nineteenth Ward shall divided
ton districts the extent and limits Of which said election districts
shall be as follows
all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within Fifty
cond street. Third avenue Fortet avenue
The election district the Nineteenth Ward
tain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within Fifty
The third election district Of the Nineteenth Ward shalconan
al that part city bounded by and lying within SIXTY eighth
ing Backwes Island dn the East rver belonging the city
and within It's Jurisdiction.
The fourth election district OF the Nineteenth Ward shall con-
all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within Eighty
sixth Third Sixty eighth street and Sixth
The hfb election district q the Nineteenth Ward shall
all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Eighty sixth street. East river, Sixty eighth street and Third
avenue
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CARTHAGE, Hancock, Co.. H., Jan. Is, 1859.
RECOMMENDATIONS Sir: You will find enclosed five dol
or full set of your remedies. We have been using no
medicine for the last four years. and do not wish
,ther, find that the medicines prove eiecual in
case we have tried. Yours truly, p. 8. GREEN.
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Ch0r0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT., OCT 4 ram-
- ~ vnp1o water Notce s hereby given hat b. :.
water rents on the first day Of November don 70 s I've
Per cent whcn was incurred on the day Of August
MYNDERT VAN GCHA fCK. proitdonk.
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ITO I;lT-THE SALOON no WILLIAM STREET, 100
dess dsep Win roo soomns ~ r. fec SQUARE scysn
Workshop FOR light manufacturing purposes 0
HOOLY, 70 Nassau street.
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BARTON, Vt, March IA, 1852
SPECIFICS have given very general sat
on and have far surpassed curative agents. anything
saw One two homeopathic physicians have endeavored
F. N. PERRY, Agent.
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ruLrNEY, W., Marcn Il, 1903
HUxPHREYs-I have fully proved the value Of your
les, rs curative agents. in my own family. Since OBJ
your remedies three years ago. have not employed
scian Of any kind. My wife has been In delicate health
re have frequently called medical aid heretofore should
continued to do SO had not possessed your simple and
mt remedies They have with the Divine blessing, saved
Dm suffering and expense Yours truly.
Rev H. s. JONES'
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- welt avenue Fort Hn ten minutes walk from the nut
landing twelve rooms In perfect condition. the furniture
be sold best ORDER cottage and the furniture can be ses
between the hours Of and r NJ Wednesdays and Thurs-
days Of each week For particulars apply 70 J. II MARS
TON, lOz Front street, N. Y. 80 M
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ITO LHT-TD FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE,
containing all the modern improvements l61 West Tween.
yGfh street. L has just been been painted and put Ia IA
best Of order Rent 81 900 per annum. IN
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BARGAINS TO CASH PURcHAsERs-vIz: A ROSE
wood seven octave panofore round carved
hand mahogany panofores $35 $780, Apply 10 Nc
DONALD Co. of Broadway and Thirtieth street.