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pepdence. which renders them less susceptible
Of feeling the influences Of passions; and one
Of the causes which exercise the greatest intiu-
snce upon troops ia, without contradiction, the
es,in alton in which they hold the talents Of
he General who commands them.
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Laid up for a Seasonal man named BY
ron w Bernard was brought before the May
or yesterday, and ordered to Jail for sis
months. d was ARE sted here several week,
since as suspicious charac ter, ana u person
of evil name and fame. to which desig a ton:
the testimony heretofore given she wed h i'm u
possess clear and undispnted title. He ap
pears to he as foxy as any old rsynard tina
roams the forest
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MIND ~ Ittk NENS'

Our friends at he various camps and places
of rendexvou. and elsewhere, will confer a
favor ey sending to rs any interesting intel
iisence. At the earliest practicable moment
for puelica, ton. We desire 70 keep our reader .
informed In regard to every thing that trans
p,r~s. and will pay an adequate compensa-
don for impor tant news.
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California.

We understand that the effort to enlist Cah-
fornia troops in the crusade against the South
is likely to awaken d powerful opposition al
fbeir own doors, there being thirty thousand
southern citizens of California, who are likely
10 rive our enemies trouble enough at home.
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CAPT. BALL, OF the Chesterfield Cavalry,
reached this city yesterday from the neigh
borhood of Manassas Junction He IL forms
US that the enemy seem little disposed to ven
ture far from Alexandria. With twenty OF
his command he rode within seven miles of
the city, and saw none of the Hessians.
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NorMg II Mg :, ssvgiBlss.

Subscribers TO the DsT0,eh VIII observe the
cross Mask "a their papet- when their subser'P
lions are about 10 expire Those via wish % ~ :
new will f.rw ard the Amoun or the payers VIII
be stopped at the close of the term for which Inc!
have na.A
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We learn thai Mrs. Col. JoaSsos, the wife
OF the gallant commander Of the Nary land
troops on Maryland Heights, procured, by her
psTseosi sxer,ions in North and South Caro-
lima. Aye hundred splendid Minnie musks,s
for hss husbands command, and liberal sub
psripliyn. for the good cause. 4 noble and
heroic lady, worihy q shs best aayi as Amer,
leo,
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The enlistment of men to serve in the Viz
ginia Navy is still going on. Persons who de-
sire active service had better hasten to join,
rs there appears a good prospect, in view OF
that kind of employment, at an early day.
The men of the South have shown every viii.
lingness to engage in any service that would
advance the public interests. That Of the
marine, though minor at present, is one that
cannot be neglected, as it is bound TO grow
with our growth and strengthen with oul
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Rapid Grorfh Of the Army.-Inspector
General Baldwin mustered Eve full compa-
nies into the service yesterday. Here were
three hundred ana city or four hundred v'r-
giniaus mustered in by one officer in one day.
fhts ID upon the heel Of the heavy yscsuluno
that hss hsen going On n Richmead snd tas
sss,ouadias eaaal.ss tur tive moalet, !, w
Do yefy xelE
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KELLY.-It will be seen that the Northern
papers deny that this individual was killed
outright at Phillippi. Our information leads
us to believe that he was killed on the spot.
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UIkuI

On Friday. the tth fastaat, at tie ,gs,ss,s.
mis- pss.Ets, Ia sid1sy, Oh RLEs EDWIN sss ~
Jane. A, AID susan Jane Norris, aged . moa,ss
aud IL days A'ns
The friends and acquaintances of the family ..
requested to attend his funeral this evsping a's
o'clock, from his fathers residence in sidnss
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The Toenty- third Regiment Virginia Vol
unteers, of which Capt. Tompkins Richmond
Sharp. Shooters formed part, were TO have
started yesterday evening on the railroad for
post of danger and duty. We wish them all
safe return, and glorious success while
away. As the saying is, tits not In mortal men
to command success but they will do better
they Will deserve it, whoever they may en-
counter.
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FATAL Accipxsr.-Mr. Mark Hantlsy,
MEMBER Of shs Quitman Guards. OF torsyth
county, 0a was Killed q ftw nights af0 90
The psasacols RallTeaa. II u Suppsssd be
fsll from tAe top OF HE caft ma Wa crushed,
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A
The volunteers were originally called for by
its Lieut.. Colonel, on the 18th of March last,
and such was the ahcrity with which the re-
Spouse was met, that on the sth of April four
hundred men started for Pensacola, where
they were subsequently Joined by two more
companies, making the battalion complete.
They have there been engaged in throwing up
Notifications, and are said TO have been the
favorite soldiers of Gen. Bragg. If any
body wishes to see genuine French Zou-
ayes, just as they looked in the Crinea, scru-
tinize these brave fellows. They are general
~ small, but wiry, muscular, active as cats,
and brown as side of sole leather Twenty
or thirty are New Orleans Irishnen. one hun
dred or thereabouts are Swiss, and quito a
number are Germans, but the majority
are American Frenchmen. Many of them
served in the Crimea, and the whole body is
ready at this moment to storm purgatory,
were the order given to do so, if that uncomfort-
able place was 80 full Of abol,ionists that their
heads stuck out Of the windows. Their dress
is the attire and material of the regular
French Zouave-embroidered blue jackets.
red baggy trowsers, black leather leggins and
white gaiters--the costume being surmounted
by the inevitable red cap, which rests jauutily
upon the back of their short-cropped heads.
Just now, as may be expected after eight
days of travel, they look painfully -, bur
after they have INDUCED themsef~e y their
ordinary additions, they will make II show
that will wake up several ideas to the effect
that the South are able to produce the ne plus
ultra of genuine fighting stock, in whose
knowledge of the English language no such
word as "fail' has over made an intrusi n
Their great desire is to meet the "pet lambs
of the late Colonel Ellsworth, > in which VT
trust they will be speedily accommodated. i
they do, thy will walk through the New York
rowdies like whirlwind. Their principa
fare, since leaving Pensacola, has been crack
ers, cheese, and whiskey, and they are in sat
want of more substantial alinent.
They also want knapsacks and shoes, which
will doubtless be supplied TO them before the
departure for camp. Many of them strolle'
through the streets during the afternoon AM
| attracted general attention, but there was n
| public parade. They are quartered in Glaze
brooks warehouse, near the Petersburg depot
a 6ye-story building; but they disdained t.
| come down stairs like ordinary mortals, ant
| descended in characteristic style from the win
| dows. The modus operandi of this perform
ance was something like the following On
would hang by his hands to the window sill
| TO his heels, while the third taking one of hi
smaller companions by strong nip at tn
| seat Of his breeches az sort of ballast, W
suppose, would turn four or five somersault
and roll down the novel bridge into the windO,
of the story below. We didn't see these gym
nastics, but this is "what they say"
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4Ae Zoa-zoas.- -Richmond was yesterday
thrown into paroxysm Of excitement by the
arrival Of the New Orleans Zeusves-s BATS
ton OF six hundred and thirty, as unique and
pictnfesqne looking frenchmen as ever de-
lighted the oculars Of Napoleon the three
They are just from Pensacola, which they
Left about eight days ago; having lsid over one
day At Montgomery, Ala, and are probably
en- route for Manassas.
The following is list Of the officers:
Lite mt Cols,a. Coppens.
Major W. Hillested.
Surgeon Anton Niles.
Adjutant +. u zacharie.
l.. Ange, Captains 20. a
G. Fabre 1stLieu tenant Sc. "a"
1, Florence I'd Lieutenant Go. "a"
M George, Sd Lieutenant 90. ga"
+. Bordinare, Capt. Go. "B"
D. Alexandra, LIST Lieutenant.
r. Duaros, I'd Lieutenant.
u. Boomer, Sd Lieutenant.
H. H Zacharie. Captain 90. 40"
V. Minot, LIST Lieutenant.
w. Frerit, 2d Lieutenant.
J Mcneil, Sd ieutenant.
N Lauve, Captain 90 "D."
q. Mansoui, 1st Lieutenant.
Q. Lettellier, I'd Lieutenant.
A. Gaillard, Sd Lieutenant.
+. De Gonrnay, Captain DO. "E."
5. Piersop, Let Lieutenant.
J Kean, ID Lieutenant.
A. Robira, 3d Lieu tenant.
A "OPENS, Captain 90. "F.'
O. Lauve, 1st Lieutenant.
W. + Foxtpr, I'd Lieutenant
M
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e. Army Reg u4atisas.
q y LA nm
WEST h JOHNSTON,
Pubiishsrs, Booksellers, and staiioaer..
las MAIN CT, RICHaosD, VA,
Offer for sale
ARMY REGULATIONS. adopted for the ,.. =.
The Army Of the Confederate States IN as,o,S
ance with the late acts Il Congress To vhicl
Is added an act for the Establishment and ~,
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States Of America; also, Articles Cf War n,
the Government of the Army of the Conf.d.,
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MAP OF MISUNDERSTANDING all the mpertsn,
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St25.
INSTRUCTIONS IN HEAVY ARTILLERY $50
NJ -Orders promptly attended to. Address
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: jes SIT Richmond, Va.
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Jno. Bioas was carried before the Mayor
yesterday for getting drunk, 6ehaving disor-
Derby and falling about the streets. This
complication Of disorders procured him a
reprimand, altar whish he was discharges: -
Murray Driscsil. who was also taken up Tor
getting inebriatsd and lying In the street. was
Let on after nights detsn ton in the cage
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SssoIf.o q Watch ilfiann, slave OF Sfep
esy Wnrins. was arraiguad before the Mayor
YES terday for going on board eanal-boas And
attaching himself 10 asiiver Matcn worm sto,
urettv plainly made out, The accused YVES re-
=. .dsd in the US ual manner.
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Disordsriy Hsxss.--Msry Wilson, . fsaii
sister, brought before the Mayor yestssay
for keeping q house Of evil fame. was req oireo
TO give tl00 security for her good behavior
Onlcer Kelly arrested her. and tesuned ina.
her domicii was the regular renaexvous o, =
very disorder,y crowd. Sas did mol gave TIE
seccrtty REQ ulred OF hsr.
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IA kLNAA sN.--sAM. one OF the cory z
an slaves, employed Ia tbs erection Of foyilt'
IA cations on Marion Hill. aear RichM9Ed,
made his escape from the custody Of Ihs
" guards on Th1rsdsy svsaisg, the eth Jane,
lssl, about sundown He was rsesived a. Ies
the couaty Of Nottoway. ~ the Court OF wbieH
10 was condemned TO sale ana transportstoa sor
an assault with latent TO main, &c said 1oy
WA IT the time Of his conviction the property 81
Joseph A. Bass. OF said county OF Holloway - "a
years Of age, dark color and about i've feei hish'
is s".iis JOHN e. PRYDB.
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kF From New Orleans.-Jnst received, n
small lot of dsNUINE HAVANA CIGARS which
| offer At retail
ING TOBACCO.
Constantly on hand supply of WINES, IL.
QUoRS, CIGARS, &C., of superior quality, q, rss.
CT BRICKEN, AGENT,
s-2t* No Exchange Block, Pearl st.
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A half -sctttsd dorkey calling herself Maria
Back, was arrested aud carried TO the City
Hall yesterday, for not having a certificate
Of her freedom. She said she WAS resiieni
Of Rockets old iieid. and pTp,aisins 10 move
In that direction speedily the Mayor directed
hnr dixrhargN
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AARRfun

on the 9Th Of Jnns, BY the Rsv. PIN, e.,
psy, A.. j. TUCKER and Sarah ] tMfTrI
adopted daughter " jacob 3. Baysrs, eli Of d. =
rico county. " "sn
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yss(srasI a6dsd q tke rather sStsals4 list
stslasal "a nell, layt W AAvs sssA Amy
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HEADQ' rs isra BEG VA. MILL TIA,
Iune Tth, 1871. !

r JuHo TIT f7Vt'
hi Order No. 6.
w ia obsdi ~ CO to the Proclamation Of the Gov
e. nor the comma nd ants Of the Companies CT IDS
Line In this Regiment will notify their resPeet,'o
comma ads 10 hold themselves In readiness IoI
Immediate service, aud to arm Themselves IA
such arms a. NAV have been Issued TO ih-ta OF
they may be able to procure The epmnaodahl.
If companies i'll assemble their e"npsnieS -
lie 81 once week. at their rsnai pee -
mustering for inspection and dsiIll that they
NAV bs prepared 10 repel the Invaders Of our
-of. Virgihia srpeets every good citteo 10 DO MS
duty and requires al others TO do theirs
By order of Col T. kyAss ..
;asatf DETER TIM LEV, Adiutant.
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.s~s AN ADJOURNED Meeting OF
~ members OF the Montgomery GuArd in
this city, hnd Others, who propose forming Il
Home Guard will be held at the Armory Of the
Montgomery Guard, over the old Market. on
MONDAY EVENING, the 10Th Inst. at o clock,
tor purposes Of organization, &c. BY order OF
jes-2t* The G. MMiTTbB.
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:. ATTENTIOA.-Ths ID Company vi INC "a
Battalion OF the is,h Ksfi msnt ~. ,s",a "n
M TUESDAY evening", the iith Of June, i'.l. a.
- O'Clock, for inspection and draI sas 10.
nm rno.a al al eeti q captain and nrst add sseohd
iieutsnsnts All persons subject to NJ ltAry duy
within this compARy districs. are Is99f"a 10 o.
go These w oose names are net slrtsi gu
rolisd srs required by law, under the psnsily 81
ave doiisrs 70 report themselves for enrol meat
TsJ. musfsr ID required by law spd the Pros SPA
Ton 81 The Hovsraor. The Ialt penalties Of tas
iaw viii Be enforced aK4isst ahsebtsss and shSss
Who fall to rsport Themselves for enrolment.
The bounds OF this Company district are Is fo!'
lows:
aComms ncing st the northw est corner Of Broad
and lih streets, thence with the forth side Of
Broad street to Adams street, tksase east side u
Adams street 70 Ls,s street, Themes a9rsh SID
Leigh street 10 Jefferson street, thsa9s eAst o..
Of ysGsrsea street TO Duvxt street. thence sea.n
side Of Duval street 10 ID STREET, tnsnes esq 'as
Of I'd street 10 Corporation ias. tNs1es wlth '.s
Corporation line to th street. aaT hsase Nes'
side Of kth street to the beginning.
eANL r ALLgN. IS.
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1 THE WARRkNTON SPRINGS,

a. Il THE WARRkNTON SPRINGS,
VEA$ FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA, are oYea
U,S for the seception Of Visitors
InA ,-FofBoard, $50 per month"; $40 pes
week: 81 per day. white servants, thres -f0uuhsi
CoIored serya nts and Children under ten and over
two years of age, half price. Hores, $40 Ier
month, or ~ cen per day. .
IL s-dl2tsw!w$ ROBERT HUDUlN.
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- ING FOR CbNTsNARY CHUnCH
Methodist ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN n
AND H.-~RRy. ID. ). DOGGETT, ID. d, will
preach in this Ihuteh TOMORROW Sunday At
Ii A NJ and at y Z NJ. lie will aIs5 d-tivera
fast, in this Church, on Thu hdDAY, the IL h, st
l. A. n. il s-Nf
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s;a ~ ~. H. : :: :':'' ~
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IL % Pearl street. bsiow Cary street
furokrEKs Akp pBAtsks ~ - .
FoggiGN 4 DOMkaTiC LiQLoka. ClV Akc, a.
Having re moy I'D eur entire stock OF cid nhs
DIES. WINS, kis.s aud Bourbon WHishhhps
aud . large sssortnaeHt OF imported nse 'tsf.h
~ ia BniI.mDrs, ws invite the Atisnston v S"'"
ci.y aud country trade to the iadaesmsst. We ~
aaw oterisg - e
r1OAND.-Mrs JOHNSON taor.oa ba,'H ";
II (}nysrnor strssf,i hrs tor rsEt sevsfsi s0'"
RoOns. suitable for fAlaiiiss or sisgls sss.sh''
70 e-Ne
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p II On ) HAVING SNAIL
~ snd cheap copies of thu NEW TEsl A
MEN to scare, win confer a favor the sun
day school and Colportage Beard Of the BAPTIST
General Association Of Virginia. by leaving than
with SrARsg CAKDozo, .3es Main street Rich
moDd, for distribution ain ng The soldiers Of the
Confederate Army, in all cases in which pay
ment Is desired they will be cheerfnlly paid for.
A +. DICKINSON Cent Tup't
ies SITS OF the kapt. tolportage in Va.
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jackson qua Kb.--Ait.nts spseiai meet,
d log THis saturday. NIGHT, at o,si"sA,
headQ aartsrs, under 81. Charles Hotel A''''
10 1~i.. IL b DICKINSON. Capt.
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previously Deceased, 1t appeared, was attacked by
mastiG the 1lth umo, and bitten about the hands
The dog was known 70 be mad and was soon after
wards killed by the Fourth precinct POLICE Every
effort To counteract the evil effects of the animals at
tack, but in vain The physicians at the hospital tried
every remedy and at last the up in despair
Tho suieTings Of the unfortunate described
as being OF q most excruciang and horrible nature
post mortsm examination of the body was made by Dr.
Tuh and the jury, upon the strength the doctors
statement, rendered verdict OF death by hydro
phobia.n
TESTIMONIAL TO A JAPANESE AIDERMAN-We are In
formed that number OF the friends of John H. Brady
impressed with admiration Of the Of their favore
during the prevalence OF that terrible Epidemic the
Japanese fever, have got up suitable testimonal In
the shape of set of resolutions embelshed with like
Of the immaculate city father the whole executed
with pen and at cost OF some five hundred dollars
The presentation took place New Years day at the
residence Of Alderman Brady.
CHANGES IN HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD the TAmE-
Important changes In the local trains viii take place on
Monday next. The train for Albany and Troy, which
formerly left at 3I5 will leave at p M arriving at
Albany at So p M. The through trains win leave at T.
H. and T. M and the night sleeping car train at las
r. H., this train will be run through in quicker Time and
with it's elegant sleeping car accommodation, affords
comfortable nights rest and good breakfast in Albany
before starting West North For particulars ad
vertsement and time tables.
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WmcH IS RiGHrs-Hon. Charles Francis Adams, black
republican member Of Congress from Massachusetts, says
that the Personal Liberty bill Of that State is not
stitutiona George Ashmun, President Of the Chicago
Convention which nominated lincoln; Lemue Shaw, late
Chief Justice B. r. Curtis late Justice Supreme Court of
the United States joel Parker late Chief Justice OF New
Hampshire; Levi Lincoln, Emory Washburn John II Cliff
ford, Henry j. Gardner four exGovernors Of Massachu
Sets Jared Sparks and james Walker late Presidents of
Harvard University, and Theophus Parsons, who, with
Mossrs Parker and Washburn tho Law Professors at
Harvard University, and Mr.. Clifford having also been
Attorney General Of Massachusetts, all say the act is
constitutional
FUGITIVE SLAVES RETURNED FROM Omo.-0ne OF the
United States Commissioners OF Ohio says that during tho
past three years there have been twelve fugitive slaves
returned from the Southern district Of Ohio their
ants of the Southern States
LNcoINs PKIcEs.-The Madison Cws) Patriot says
Wisconsin gave Lincoln q 900 majority Wisconsin has
surplus Of 10 COO 900 bushels of wheat TO soil,
which before the election Of Lincoln, worth eighty
cents bushel but which thirty cents per bushef
l,ss-or loss Of three millions Of dollars wheat
aone--as the accruing profits of republican victory
PosrM REcEu1s AND EXPENSES THE CorToS STATES
The following table shows the receipts and expenses for
tho postal service in the States named exhibited in the
lastr cuort ~ the Pos tmaster Ceneral.-
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Il the Postmaster General
Total. S532, 7S4
I,5SI,O6s

THE PROSPERITY GLoRY,-The prospectus OF the st.
Louis Democrat black republican paper, reads fol-
lows
Now that the great republican party has redeemed the
country, and long OF natural prosperity and glory
may be expected in with the inauguration OF the
new President &c.
The tens Of thousands OF discharged laborers in the
North vainl looking for the 'prosperty" and the
s'gory' may be expected when the fair fields of the
Southern States are drenched In blood.
light MADISON CoUNTY.-The charter election was
held in Cazenovia N " on Tuesday last and the demo-
Gratis swept the town by handsome majority. The $50
Der second thought Is working.
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surrogatc's Omce.
Before Edward @. West, Surrogate.
Wit on Err cooDvrr

This wil which Ii OF the most INTERESTING 70 the
public that has been offered for time before the
Surrogate has been admitted 10 probate. Tho teststor
died possessed OF large amount OF real and personal
estate. After distributing a considerable figure
to his family, sums Of 5000 aud 5000
the will orders $1,000 70 be given 10 the
New York Bibe Society, founded in 1915; then
$500 10 be - W tho American Board OF Com
fnssicncrs for fum Missions then that the American
Home Mission receive $500 then that the New York bible
Society founded In 1873 be paid $500 and lastly that
$500 DO given 10 the American Sunday School Union Of
PHILADELPHIA Tho balance OF his estate, including the
entire residue Of his real and personal the
testator bequeaths 10 his In law DR. John Watson Of
taior and Dr. John Watson appointed executors OF tho
vwfl
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Many have been found in an unsafe condition, but In
every instance the have once adopted tho
surss suggested to secure them from explosions.
The experience OF the past few months demonstrated
that the duty OF inspection be performed by the
police as thoroughly and economically and II 10 be-
leved more to the satisfaction of manufacturers than
BY the establishment OF independent board Of nspec
tiOn
Very prominent among tho evils incident the dense
population OF the city Of New York the crowded cond
ton Of the tenement houses
In 1858 the Board Of Police caused CENSUS 20 be taken
OF the tenement houses in the city OF New York, which