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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-13
Our naval Correspe.deuee,

Navy Yam, PowrSsovrr, " H., sept 10, 1850
Fitting Out # ne CSubrland-rA Observation-Disclosures
Can9ss-kcJr Rcynoidf yhr~c.u Bsa4ua, DC
Orders having been received Coz The muedisse assi.s
out Of The United States ship Cumberland q eax ship Of
Commodore Penderrras, she VIII shn 1ay - inso the
dry dock 70 undergo exAminstoo for hs purpose Of
discovering leak q standing, vhisA % hr has
banea the cArresier. Imnedisssly Afterwards she win
be equipped for active service Ia the car and Mexican
coast and win leave here about The 18th q October pext
NE Cumberland enc q The most ocmiorsaS,s SHIPS
our navy, aad veil calculated for the Hone ssacn, her
decks bong coy and rccny, aaordns ample spsoe for
NE accommodates q the shp's company While lying
IN ordinary a. ths yard many desired improvement
and additions have been courletei ON board Of her.
the moet Important and being that AZ psr
49, ~ ,si,a = we irop,o. specially 70
much aresded and conssueay 70 be carefully guarded
me nsccscuian Gin, IN an ,ros.su,,x n 4, oou.
mlss,on before The snter sess in.hiss Of var being
much required Of the stations hs = nov " tns
N ordinary with her loser mss,s ns ready for I'm
TIE ofcis changes referred 70 In my asst have peeu
Confirmed 10 part and the residue " ths officers are
awaiting their SUCCESSORS Lieut. n. ~ Porter who left
here IN command q the Cons,tuton has bcen relieved
BY Lieut. Gccrsc Covoccrrcsis Lieut. George a Coorsr
having reported for duy al tbs yard been assigned
the oonsfce department. Paynsstcr George Gutter
ng been ordered 10 jcn the steam corvette Rchmoud,
pow Al Norfolk has been succeeded BY raymser John
heeekef, aie O. tne kscedonar CommotCre Jonn
pcps rcies CO tie it proximo. when Captain Seorxs D.
fc1ton VII sss me the commsnf ~ the yard and
station frst lcut J. NJ Reynolds, Of the veteran
MAJOR s 81 he hrue Brrs'ss At an, has been
Instructed " report Tor atty the Pawnee and
VII lumedaey axe command u The " asine gusri "
thas snip Accompany "a Minister Nctne Mexico Ttss
mfsr'as d1y has beon acsordcd 10 that ocer rt fs
kbo1u theleb md ere VEL caluisod Cor MISSIONS
qnirng men q terfe an deeisot rcocrd fae0tcoanis
y ~ = aanefi u = ". fcntare ~ fh.iip =. %.
aa q q. Marine CorJs have rc4aYaec ~ euty At this
ccrnnsft
Ntwsl harg ~, sven W W u foan ceo rtyrol3s,
= &c Nfn4 On, took place = sls sras Berracks ~
IT, yafa qn autssag ~ - inrt a. whieo aI ths o.
acers, wfa th'r 49,. we're rfss-rt. ~as ~ most
ofiart So sffet = entrrta.n reat J u esAspn. fbe
ihres hc1dr~a isttsr hrs ras.ts srrsr,b ~ - 10
l'as fcw ANn II ntftHf1t'h. s7o,~ shcn reFs cover
aor tes9eA 80 @a., W,G A&y VI no icsSAs asf.
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AL these vtssei, ever since they were nsi built have
s~sr 10 srtive service The races, that
tb~y we're originally frigates but have guns
ae<k only The Falmouth has been taken from
the regular lot. and converted into permanent store
IN W, stationed al Aspinwali where she Will probably
cave bones Tho Plymouth for The past two years
sss been used practice and school ship for The mid
sbHmen az the navy but her place will taken by on
oososs which hAz bern specially lifted for that rur.
pu~e The might be turned into good steam
vvssss bnt the others almost small though they
are fu Frcd shs and not 70 be COMPOUNDED With North
vsyer or lar river soops mistake which made by
sorihy Secretary Of the Navy RON the State OF Tar,
paeh add rurpentine. Tas worthy Wa very much
~bed The estimate FOR repairing scop of vAr and
enpLafcaly declared he could build slx sioops on Tar
river Tor Ess money than oost 70 repair one IN tho
Navy Yard.
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Therc towrs shov q net ear q 266Tp TNere are aleo
reported sars - coo n View London, 900 In Ncrwa
COO IN stamford, 900 in Waterbury, and e3s 10 F.lr
Esven. making n q n 500 In % ,ulstioa or 1876 900
thse fo~ne hss there been any loss snd they are All
small farming towns. On the other hani number al
ores sfrcutcrsi iocstes have increases principally
sOwsvv CO scsoShs % her proximity v rAxtiAeigrlrs
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villages or becanse they the line Of railways Zoo
owns named contain some IL 900 third or
tpe population Of tho entire State II tnen be added
VIC ov ns OF Now Haven, Hartford and Norwich shsii
se Joss ABOUT na The population OF the Sta,o
mo,esss ~ ~ VIII DO not far from SO COO Tue other half
~ me Ss&te VIII show considerable increase bot n0s
more I'm one third so great the above dssinatsd
population IT 475 600 - ~
VD FOLKS In New london there IL a woman los v.ary
Old who stil smart and lively In Fsir0ed Al ,lcha,d
aud Ioand counties, with population Of scot I65 Geo
sous, there are only two hundred perscas over "a
Of age in Chaplin there is a town paup~r sal,naa
Lecan, lC2 years old In Mansfield with about non ~,
habitans, there nearly hundred 10,
but old Lchdeld viii probably dssute the palm for an
nquy as has always been famous for its oid peope
New Milford, with $500 inbabitants has ia ovas I'd
years. and II also boasts Of three old maids who s,e
Two years younger than they In 1850 In Wnse a
there an active old Lady Of lol years, N Moon
ned another Of nearly 100.
VIRGINIA.
AIxxAsDRA.-The population Of Alexandra, - shown
BY the nrs unrevsed summary Of the returns 10
eleven thousand hundred and sixteen large n
crease upon the Of 1850
me population thus summed up is - foiows.-wnI;e
Rersons $3.50 free negroes, l2as slaves s8a Total
inns correct 70 the whites and free neeroes: 70
~ me ns VA perhaps, change slightly shs nau-
ALTON n s.ch @ oiowng " statement Of THO p'pu-
sent census snoe the establishment q hhe pre-
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has been ~ late the fsshon 10 speAk agHinsa IN. on.
Of tho navy. The prccpAie and III Advised action
q the Naval Retiring Bnsrd has he'd . large share 10
ornens sbov, this state Of thnes However, thcse
tiers are frrruttsn now, ard We feel hound
"a state that among The ofoers found Who by
their literary abilities and scientific hoquircmens shed
lsre upon Their profeeson otbcrs there are and have
been. who, by their self sacri Zoe fortnde Ia
Danger, have earned TIE gratitude o. hcusAn who BY
thsn prompspess 10 mAntAing American rights and re-
rrspscsa abrc~d In fact take The Officers :, rss> ard
there no body q citizens Of shcm Columbia nm bs
proud, and when the hour Of trial oom-- are ~lu
ord thai courage and daring viii, hsrctofcre secure
victor " our arms
e. a cor o. ma S.vr
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ADAMS CorSr-The population OF Gettysburg n about
ESQ., an increase Of 40 aimee 1890 This may quite
come up 70 the expectations OF Ten yeer ago the
students both - The college and seminary, averaging
about $50, we're both ocuded In the census while by
the Instructions Of 1880 they were this year len out
Deaths during the year my Te population Of Cumber-
land county about S25, and Thai Of Reading L AIS
Esn Inc population Of Erie 10 IL ia To 1850 IL was
$50 ms shows IN increase Of nearly hundred per
cent.
HzrNs Ccrxr.-rhe total population Of Bsrks county
n - sIS asanss ~ l3l In 1850 The following The re-
turns NJ the city q Reading, watch included In the
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The United States frgate Congress, n Goldsborongh
sailed from Maidonado July 10 for 81. catharines and Rio
Janeiro The United States brig Dolphin, ohas steed-
man commander was still Bueuos Ayres July %. The
United steamer Pulaski, Captain W. H. Aacomb, sailed
from Aontevideo 10Th July for Paraguay
The United States fgate Sabine and storeahp Falmouth
remained at Aspinwall on the Atm instant.
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,ompeIe this class The Water Witch s fast lille
esmer fuited for despatch boat and river expeditions
Tee MichigsD-an iron boat-bas done good service
the lakes In succorng distressed merchantmen.
The Pulaski alias the Metacometn Disgrace 10 the
navy. She little river boat, and those ot
who carried her out 70 Montevideo deserve grea.
praise Tor their courage in trusting themselves upon the
Atlantic in such eegshell Eighteen months since she
WAS surveyed ut Mon eviteo aud pronounced
thy. She remains. therefore, In The Rio de u Plata,
cruising between Buen Ayres and Aontevideo
Two small tenders and the Stevens war steamer com
plcte the list.
will thus be that instead Of eighty I'VE only
possess about thirty really available vessels in time OF
war and instead Of twenty Eve hundred guns have
only about eight hun tred
sQuADRoNs
the size OF the different squadrops 70 keep view the
probable necessity for their employment in protesting
commerce and redressng outrages and wrongs. Hence
Tor the last few squadron In the
has consisted II but few vessels while the Home and East
Indian equadrons have been proportonSy strengthened
SQUADRON
This squadron, theoretically, has for IL cruising ground
the Atlantic from Labrador 70 Florida, the Gulf
OF Mexico the Caribbean Sea and the shores OF South
America the mouth OF the Amazon, while practically
It's operations during the last and the present have
been confined 10 Cuba, Mexico and New Granada This
squadron under the command OF Flag Ofcer Joseph
Jarvis who will be relieved by Flag Officer G. J.
Pendergrast, and consists Of the folio wing vesses;
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GhsnIs Ind harke Of the city. The beauty ana rr..
ths throneed the festive halls, Tho gay ana itsrine
aaofnnRs OF wealth and ton, and the uniforms OF ~
val snd army officers rendered she scane rosplcndent
ard will rank Il as the moot beautiful and axstocratic Il
the season in Portsmouth
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store sbips supply, Release and Falmouth.
The savannah, NJ Vera Cruz, u ordered home The
Brooklyn at Chiriqui Lagoon, with surveying party
tho saoipe At Aspnwall the 81 Louis her way north
the Prcble bound 10 Boston, the Susqueanna and Pow
hatan bound 70 Vera Cruz; the Pawnce 70 sail In . few
days for the tame dsstnaton the Mohawk Water Witch
Wyandot and Crusader the Of Cuoa 70 intercept
savers and the Cumberland hitting out nag ship; the
Falmouth, permanent store ship, u AspinwA, and the
Supply and Release employed importing stores.
hEDfTnhRANuAN.
There IN At present only the steam sloop Iroquos,
The steam sIoop Richmond, II, is nsng out nag ship
for Flag 0ffcer Chgs. II. BeL
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f"ss ~ N"skrs Al uuIlt NlIhIn We I0t HVe ycNs
TUE FRANKLIN pct yet eomplesed) are with the exccp-
fk1 q the Nsr<xa miaablc vcsels az var and noee
az nem be sxseled ~ specimens OF naval rrhlscc-
ture. me Nlasara beautiful cpper seans and sails
vevy veil but 10 the oplnon Of oompctcrs judges no
wsak ar her sister al % 10 hsht TIE Niagara 10
Tia oriy ooe Of the In commls sou. all the
otk~.s eocd Be 70, ready fo' N short time, anil
ssch n theu more than match for any old 1shonsd
ar a. the Inc
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The Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Asa great many different statements have been going
The rounds Of the papers regard the construction
the immense stoOe launching ways tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard, We have bern 70 the trouble TO derive true sst
mate from the original tracing Of IL sizs dimens Ions
&c. 70 being considered Of the most important struc
ures Of the kind in the world. Tho work was com
ncnced abo ut tuo years aga, under great dscu,es
rs now approaching completion. The foundation
was found, after number Of excavations DO composed
Of quicksand and to remedy this evil necessary
spk Golfer dams before the work could be successfully
carried on The old wooden launching ways, tho old key
wall and Mill dam, which existed before the Navy Yard
Was nauenrated, have been excavsted aud removed
Below this found he'd Of q,icksAnd twenty feet
In depth, which required 900 piles before per
nsnt foundation ooala be reached. These piles al
drivtn below the level o. the water decay
and upon this the whole BODY cT the oundation reets
The ways, when completed, win Of tvo immense
granite walls running IN parallel line 10 The water
set hollow high waer marx, AID win measure 10
extreme length three hurdred Atty one feet Oa the
the vessels launched 10 slide into the whou, fear
OF ehanpg beng produced ~ their coming In Contact
with The ssooe There are apertures provided IN The
vail calico man holes, zach feet apart which
worknen may escape providing The ship gcis Impaired
launching and starts suddenly water. me struo
whhh the United states frigsie sab,pe was bu,lt and
launched FROM 10 1855 portion Of the grcuad occu
pcs where the old Jersey prison ,hp az The
Rsvclu,Icn vas moored and rel,rs have s~sa
from the bottom which brings 10 memory the thoussnds
o. Der unhappy prvcecrs who persisted the decks
the old hull A the lower end oAisson cate house
10 be erected like thai tbs dry DOCK In case ~
emergency BY the Application Of power 10 drag
me work immsdlaiciy under the supsrvisson Of "
Cnas Graham, the Civil Engncer Of the yard and has
lsssery employed ITO men or more, about foty whom
arc constantly 81 work under the rperintendeocc OF
MAJOR 1h IN dredging tho channel the mouth q the
WAYS 70 prevent any sediment being prvcipated the
200.
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Candidalss sDE tAe Naval Acaaemy.
The following 70 list Of the candidates for admits
ion into the Naval Academy, TO be examined IN Sep
rNar
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OF Ihsse vessels has yet been in
Dxson, the sabine IA attached 70 tho home taua
dson this being her srcend All the rest have
d1re good service them, namely the Consttati,n
sd ropsid.s) Vi. Ultsd states (the OLD Wsgon),
lave become eIdeAed - the people " thss country who
would be 10Th 70 their erased IRON the navy
Register All Of them except the United states aud the
apdy wne might by the addition Of steam power, be
sppv,ricd INTO Ell sieus vessels u war.
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~ tF fur UttHK rtttN NM HAfuV Ivf thNfs
sh~ Essf and supply very duh sacrs and the Re
1900 . very small beng DOLLY 3ZT IONS.
rbus we have Of the sailing vessels only very small
Euuser which ght be available In time % actual
We ~n next proceed 10 consider the vessels proreed
10 p>xt ~ steam ant hrsi come 10 The sevca screw
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ave 81 sorc- s,oop@ % the nr.; cis<s. named

teess tes st.ss pp' tbc Oldest having been built
ny twenty years aro, the OTHERS are ten or twelve
ys&rt Cd fhey sre AT very scrvccabie, bat there are
w frat ooetous 70 tho Of sde wheel seam~rs =.
sn = VIZ n Ne nrst pisrs, their motive p,ar q g.,
AR itrges .e ho snery balls ard hey ar ANGST en-
twey dsp~ndcni steam or their rrupuisn -. ~.r,
rrcsl espenJiure ~ coal chi il Might b. ara !,
seya>c@ tne ~ war hcroc al car yesaels bst ~ 80
YEAR, have suhr,srxr1 prupellers.
TIE an ruafs--sient numhcr--sre ~>unA ~ -. A..
r~ytroeut nsced eia- steam scrs sri are named ss
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Steamer Argentine, Commander r j. Page-Exporation
Of the rxrzna. sc
steam frigAse Niagara, Captain Vim. W. McKoan-CAr.
ryng home the Japanese Emeasy.
The armament OF the ships Of thelne and figates
ssu generally OF light thirty twos on the upper deck
and heavy thirty two the 10 wn some
eight ten eight inch shell guns abreast OF the main
mast tbeee constitute the hroadsde battery In addi
Too several Of the iratss two heavy pivot guns
The rsze aiocps are armed with eight inch guns as
broAdsiies and nine inch she pivot Kuns Tue
soops are mostly armed A. tbs gun deck Of frSase
shell guns 81 eight, nine and Ven inch. The NAxArss
eleven Inch guns remains vet 10 be proven Whistler
II 10 beet 70 uss shell only ir . naval engagement
Each vessel carries from 70 three h,vxers
Intended for hoai Geld service besides full supply OF
Minnie and sharps rnes. osrbiees, pistols Sc the
men MOI alone trained artillery bu, also light
infantry and rnomca.
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sf4rtx fxsrH ~ rcirucu Mrrrxc Or FRIDAY
cVsnpg-ast Cpealyar Fesrso1. So o. oldtosp Maine
present at De nocratc 10 thai oxn ara rss
-hntsn - no rr~sidrg OF ,er. "a short sine asv.
Farfs whpe y TIE char, be sudssoy sauk bark IN an
iuEsotinls sf1e, snd was ume5afey conveyed 20 his
ftftf 60 ta' 70 remained ana dss Al three
sIyss saturday 2tTsg He dssass va sycpisxy
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srrroSn sv,-ps 90 ~ Ersru~ We regret says the
Hamilton &C. WI Sp,cav Of the 9Th instant that this
mornng ne have 70 The melancholy death Of
well Known citizen, one Who, since his advent In this
ccriry has been tho greater part Of his time connected
with the press. Yesterday morning boy gave 70 the
police A. Tho Ismcs Stree station the informal that
Great Western fa'irosd whNvcs Bsfore getting the
hc1y o1 Is ~as Immediately recognized the mortal re-
mains - ur Y r Jorlng. Who cams 10 this city ID The
srrrr - est year Dor short tine he pursued hs rro
fcSscr 81 estuary. b. feow q the Royal STAT sca
sccey sot On ing sufficient scaps ior his talents he
TOOK e WITHIN Ter the press cccupation which he haf
irsued With some sBooess London, England AID b.
eet 81 the Tass IN tbs city. Hs al not romaln
loFg n Tat position, but shortly sNer c,mroncei ths
pnolsltioo 81 The Cansrtsa1 tdr@rasw which he con-
aucted With nc ittJe energy and ability. H. hnwe~.r
Alst. he seoeaeed las q widowed mother in Eng.ana
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o--sSmlnOe.. esA
there % only black sheep arsng this hot and that
u No 4 the pocahontss alias the Arctic ihis vessei
wac purchased by governnent 10 form one Of the
seo,cnlg ,xpedtcn for Or. Kama She Ia very strongly
built but machinery is or Ut least was, very bad
her mooel oross between the opposition boat TO
Soah's ark and the wlshbowl In which the seven wise
men OF Gotham went 10 sea This vessel gained great
celebrity her famous after the b itiah steamer
sya "a 1858 when she went, under stesm Alone four
teen miles in fifteen hours.
Toe other gunboats supply want long felt
namely, light draft vessels 60 up rivers they draw
from nine 70 twelve feet Of water and able
1T rom ten 10 fifteen knots per hour.
To this class also belongs the Fulton (side- WHEEL ht
for nothing but towboat.
The third clasC screw steamers are
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THE CENSUS OF 1890.


Some OF the Returns Showing the Progress
Of the United states.
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on the slab covering ths Of Jacksm there u
inscribed simply his nAme-sAndrew Jscksop-no iitle
reference 10 his brilliant In the neId
iron minded statesman, Chief Magistrate OF the
United states during Of the trying pcrous
epchs In the history of the country HIS name add tho
dates q M birth ssd death that appeared on
this rsourd ~ The iasf resting VI Of Jackson On that
II his vie Rachel, resgsirx bes - aim there loug
and feeling epitaPo, written b. Jscsson hsmsefor
the idol Of hk affections, and her death her spirit
mingled With aB1 sancsined bis own.
UzurSo AZ GRAVE % sacxSox
One would think thai ~ place 20 worthy OF the
solemn rcvcrcsce Of every American citircn psrtv
feeling md bitter memories would laid aside or mr.
ecsten, for time ~ least; but such Ia nos the case
Standing by The slab that covers Jacksous remains
spoAe 70 Aaron, cur guide
"Are there many Writers 10 the Hermitage nova.
daysfv
Yes, ar great many from al parts Of tc COUNTRY
what do they sAy about the Oid Hero"
"some say he wAs q good, . great man-a very great
man. Others say he ought 70 gone 20 hell long ago'
Shochcd that any American no matter how bitter his
party feelings, could be guilty Of Using such foul language
on such spot we shortly After hade po, sdeu and
about quarter past nlpe O'Clock c the Hermitage on the
journey toward Nashville
The Hermitage h about being transferred 10 the state
q tennessee BY NJ. Dcncson, provision having bc.n
already made or tho purchase when the transfer &C.
ours the grounds ~A doubtless be much improved and
those parts Of the pla which look II more care
we're needed 10 preserve them from dlspldaton w be
duiy attended 70.
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incre1Se 10 hlx 0Wus. l,IoZ
ONoxDAGA CouNTY.The Of the towns OF Manlius
and Dewitt is completed. The following the result Of
the enumeration
DeWM Adnlius.
1850 Observation-Disclosures. 302 6298
lSOU oO6O 0,OoO
Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 223 2l6
Yorm AND 0ID AGK.-Among the curoeities discovered
by the taker pretty little girl Of fifteen In the
southern part Of Munson, N Y, who has husband my
teven years Of age
PENNSYLVANIA.
The following Is summary Of the census returns Of
several Of the interior towns Of Pennsylvania
v.v~d Nth IaAn
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These are the I've YDees formerly belon Gig 70 the
Cromwell line Of prop chsrtere cd 1858 for the Pa
Asuay expedition, and subsequently, purchased. They
ave been employed the coasts Of Africa and Cuba
npprtss the tlave trade, and have captured several
LAYERS. They have paper sides, which would be
INTO spiinters by few shot, and cannot be relied In
war.
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Total for thirteen wards, about half. 7a9
lsncH CorSr.-The following are the returns made
thus far Of Lehigh -
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rnoY-The following the official figures Of the cen
sus Of Troy, now complete
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l1crcoee epce ln50. 08T 0kQ
1850, $40 -
Number Of deaibs-Firrt ward, los second ward Ia,
third ward, la; Fourth ward, 2sl; Tinh vard. a..
sixth ward, io5; seventh ward, ls2
Total deaths In 1850. ................ -
lotAi deaabs In 1880. Soo
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