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A M.pGEr yos coSvypEpArs Hosp,-mr.

No Is Aunsi g. IN FACT :, plso. o'bu.lr.s. Of purchs
OF waste papeI aud Mr.. Davis 10 sell l- bonds. h,
find ready make Tor them te, at their Just va ue
! ya,te paper.-lN. l.. Evening Post
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NrINrIANn LANnS-TO MI MANEN,

NlNELAND LANUH-IO NI1 ,I. y, IA "a
' SARMS-LQrge ent thf.yWss iahs, ~ r,lrssS
bs.h,l climate - Ililss south OF ft a. pa N. go
RoS coil which produces ale e1o wsien Cos ,, % u
growing Ten. ENTITY and hiy acc 80 t,.'ssl opxsiss
O., n,,, ,rIs within '5rr year. toNa 1911 IL -
sr nsn,fscorio. ard otls ehuee. SOC, , a. We'd
- n 1. no,, tie rnos impsoyil; Pbieo E'.' - vs,X
IVY; -. .',g,,ng si buiiaAs. ~, lseny "iS-
the place i sd .rpes,ea l'si. VIZ ne sea. .s
contan.n, report. AMI SYM stspJ oGe Ceass
S Snd' Co" 4 j. Won Rp,i q s.s Gsei.'s5
Edioy Al Tic TiolHs i'os,@ %. 'o's ,si. 49, ,ss -
80 n IN r.sfi !sfd Tafi"s ara "a, y,ssrO
ni.s.Sst Jcy-rg tart v' soap go ''sfS W.
| Prx,fksl
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CAPTION To ONE Avn ALL.

BRING YOUR WAsrE TAPfR DIRECT 70 NO.
Is ANN.s1., ONE DOOR IRON TIE NohrHW
eoaNER OF HASsAUsL v LEP 20 sW yE W
NO RUNNERS AND srr AZ NO MANS TRADE. WE
ADVERTISE OUR BtslNEsS THOROUGHLY, AND
But ASK A C0NSDEhATE PUBLIC TO APfEE.
GATE OUh ENERrioNj AND GIVE Us TIE
BENEFIT OF THEM "a WORD TO THE WIsE'
Is SUFFICIENT.
STOCKWEI.L & EMERSON.
10. .J Ann SIRLET. HEW YORK
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ssyE YouR on NHwspAPRRs -Siockveil Tue.son' No
:; Ann, will buy thea o. the hisae'i p'ice~-iN L. psy
Tril un..
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Sales bp AuetIo,I
ITyHE TRrRUN,r ALMANAC for 1865 con.
PUBLIC JAZZ REsoLrrrror. AND EXPLANATIONS
A0'N'' Pic % cent. for 81

AUCTION SALE I" CoNDHhiNED
"A HORSES. -,,~r D,u.ov,
QuARrEKxAsr,n asxrnALs Oy,,6s h: "a J in,s
WARRINGTON CfTT jan $40, q, nal
VIII BE- sold 1t public auction. TO the hiyhess 'N'' "
hLnors, Nd, o.
THURSDAY, Feb 9 1885, o, 1FS
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY FOR IL
The horses have been condemned unit for the cav.
service OF the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bargains may be
had. -,
Horses sold .lngy. sse to commence ss 10 and WI
be held Phillips Governments Stables corner Of PAcs aaa
GerInsn-ss.
Terms-Cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A, ERIN,
Col. 10 charge Firs. Division Q. N. q. o.
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YTAIUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
~, ~ |, n. sIIE L. 1 nI.LECkEn Son %

PRIVATE SALE. by A. }. BLEEcKER. son GO.
No. :, ,caalsi. -, ., 49, 4, A.. ,.,..
IExiSCIOA AVE, NtR lNeNltftF'h'f'- "''' '-~
story BrcA hOJ SIS. -. 49,
LKznsGTox AVE. MAR rHisriEIusT story SsS~s
fyx,yoroS AVE-. sr,R TuIErrFHTn sT.-1hres-'ss.F
Brick HOUSE., vrry DE- lrsbie 90.
i,luRrY yovRrHsr., MEAN LExiSGToS AVs -iufee's"s
TSIRTYriiIrs ST. between LrxISsIos and Fax A'nA
"A Basement Brown Stone itOl 81. y,uoux~
TaIRD-Ayn. near "a MA9x s so"'
SIryygsAyr ST, near ST. MARKS NhVA'h "''
story Dwelling hONsE. 800, 1b-,. .,u, 80
toon isTrx nUust with banting N conp,i,ee % ~
NysffUr.KslH .r--FlT.t cl@s', hsh ttooa loVoE 60
Sixthave. So S,..,r,, ~, rts,ss.
.yEs-Ti rae--tpTy English oas"li' - ipt ~.
wEsTrwESrIsrIsr, bErwshs 1.'sE" Az"
A v.rv M. Enklisa basement hpA Sfa. =. 49,
WAR guRlY.-yCoSp ~ bkIWHs~ rishIn - 49,
Ivea-gnslLsh bssels,n. Brown stove holSf III 'N'
SyI.r Foprr rovarn 81, sEAa Sixru Avk.--Fo us ~
BreA IiOu VI ia good orisr. &C.,. Avn vxr...
FAgr Eirrf SECOND sf. bsTWfHH $1,000 Az"
AyKs-rhr.s-.tcry HOUSE IN good o. 90;
lRoy. sr sgAIs BLEEcKsa. Two iiotaf.,,, =, &, -.
BorELA eoussodion, long In soarshEss
busnsss Will rlTpi,nre, soo-NiI ~. s,,y, 49, A
ONsIi-SDerD AND Tfsrasr, SSs" sASo''
l,rgs TsnoInea. bIi;k L llLDlN"'
IRotny.r. MAR rvssrrss,s sr1-A ioInfA
Brick BulLDlNU eontoi 49,. l.i- ,o D,,.Hss.-s va
f0or-ths nppss stories are SiN'~'i .i''
ms sc,a wnrrAs, Running 'A'''eE
4, a. lqr--f - ed for five yeats.
=" sJoeS ~ m,msyl.ASx x-lR kAssArs.
sToRs ~ Nan beoAoy.sY. .RAis A"-A'NL'S 'r'
s lots Will scb'i'r,h li
NJ l,a.i or ten yeaTs-0n :'conir1,e ~ SAf
On e Eiue,cenih-st., uear Az. - t,il-r. a.
TORY five stories, thras L. -" IA "e"u' ''s'>''
now a1d oil in, omplee order. ,. sr,,x, AVA
/, D,- Huypr an kyp-wHsfHkr 81, sfhS
aTgs tsieaiea. OTIS ol ' yors several 6re fAkNs
-. To- cnixrpY SEATS on the North sat East ti'e''
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CLOTH. 81; PAPER. 81 so.
axAp THE FOLLOWING NOTICE OF IT.

sFHE BROTaEl'S SE0RFT.-1herc sre 40 mary DOCKS
ubiishea that books tina, wien WORK oi tfnh
Sslenoe appear, the public naturally ds,nclned 10 Ur'e
h its psr But here book that an 'nsefions po''o
Handsomely expres ed and wenstned tale containing sH
ue and i busd throughout with real feeling W o
san honestly say we ike very much II 10 written WIN an
sntcnae PURPOSES 10 oloqpcn is vehement tits pssslooe
a bpnins son under Eint- souls bum mate rsiy-
could not have sep forth tremendous otjorg ton ine
of the anhor Is like the Of naked SWORD
or the fash of mountain lightning. We advise readers 70
Get this book BE- appreciated Pnce 81 % 10
paper or 81 In cloth. Published By T. b. Peterson q
Brothers. Phlsas!pbh Pa"
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES in the CITY paid
for Old Books Newspapers, rsrpiets sod Waste pa.er
Of sysrf ki.J. IA ira-,t, h-leH Nusni phO JAMES
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REANtS Of good RAG
w PRINTING PAPER. size 29,l0-wcisAt 30 rs per
nam. Address A. O. d., BoX No. - Tribune Ofi3o.
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EOR SALE-l0 ACRES of LAND beeutiniQ
mated 10 the town Of Rye weschester CO.. Y. 49,
nils from Portchester Depot and having Of the -
views OF Long Island Sound and surrounding country IN
sst. Will exchange for uctive city propsrty Lnly
ofPECK BROTHERS No. 81 Chsmbersst, or j. v. r3C4
No Wallet. % stairs.
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TOR RIVER, LAKE and OCEAN FISHING.
IL Ps.sptlcld SEINE TWJNE, 80. pfr Pond
Jas, I. 1..At GNS, 10. "a BsesnsaSt
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square ocaycs, carved les &c. az pcreot gems or ~ a.
ors Great IN su' durability, small In sle ,ud Price.
SAWYER 4 TIioMPsOH, No les Brosdwsy, NY.
Aud No. 80 RI ton'Aye., bfo'Alyu.
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ltlnpirg! Juslrninsnta

4 SPLENDID PIANO for S2oj.-G. & II. BAR
n MORE rnaaufl ,urcr. No. 80 BlcecAer-st II rri,,
cdas warranted years without exception The aest Plano
Iuatr. T-stlmonais ffom most distinguished a-tsls
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sole de pot Peo b.ts superior Harnoniums, whole
ALE sad retail Price, $40 - sos. Instruments 20 .EI
J. VI PfLION. va. 81 Broadway. New. York
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nor SALE OR LEASE-Stuated ~
rods from Morris aud Essez Railroad Depot at HswssA
.PLOT OF GROUND 100 feet wide and 200 feet deep. f'A
on Broad and Spring aa the premises 6re'tory ~
building and two frame buildings.
Tho brick building Is adapted for manufacturing pusps9
sud NAV bs leased for term Of yesrs Inquire OF
1T TOMPRINS Stone Bridge, Newark n y
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VNO TEACHERS. WANTED, Teacher for
Il Military hl nesr EswYoii--Sevrrt for Classics IN
hrscass schools Principal or gable schools Sevea sd,s
for Engsh French and ius.e FPscopaln Lady Ter Sor
mary. All who rex post should AneIosn School
lnsttutes" Application Form.
J. w SChERMfEUURN, Ac'n,ry. No. 10 Grsnd-rt
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C'OR SALE-THE HOUSE and LOT NO. q
(Iroye-s,; Lot 2lxl0c feet House three stories 49,
n.nt aud Philadelphia brick 'front.' hsa ssoop
browu stone trimming well built and % y,I
can be ss.n between IL and l. Apply 70 AAi-"o' -
NasSsns:-
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EOR SALE-Four-Story, Basement and Bae,
l. cellar brown front, We,t Thirty ioufih g.
ave- IN elegant order escoed and painted tnfs0
OUT f"r permits ana MEN BRDWN No. ss Bro.d~.y.
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MILITARY INSTRUCTOR.-WANT mn
WI unmarried Csntleuian Sr ats Of We, Point Ir
fced 20 take charge OF The MTy Dpsrtn u ,ni 10 teach
Nathcusli Ia q hrrt-cass Boarding School Adifess
PRINCIPAL. Bon No Is0, Tribune Olhre.
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C,OR SALE-Forr first class four.stOry Brow
4 stons front HOUSES black walnut doors stairs. ein
&c design material and finish Of the very beat kind ane
Of the best localities on Murray Ill., northwest eor o.
ingt9u.svs ard Thirty -eishthst Inquire Of oEob"s
HAMILTON, No 297 Lexington ave. opposite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-21
brooklyn city News

CoSyrlcr BrrwEES BURGLARS AND raE PoIns-Osz
THE OFFICERS 5Hor-Tvo desperate burglars operated
pretty extensively tho Nineteenth ward early yesterday
morning but finally discovered by the police and
only escaped after exciting chase and the shooting OF
one Of the officers The FIRST house they arc known TO
have entered that OF Daniel Bridge LIZ He~c street.
where hoy stole gold and chain valued ninety
dollars sixty dollars in gold and seven dollars
in paper money the property OF H. c. Hodsdon sboador
in the house They then visited tho residence Of g. W
Hawkins Penn street. between Lee and Bedford avenues.
and obtained gold watch and chain and thirtysx dol
lars in money The entrance was made through tho
second story window. The residence Of George ID. Hub
bard Bedford avenue near Penn street. ncxt received
their attention but here they alarmed the fsny and
made or without obtaining any booty One OF the nmses
put his head OF the window and gave The alarm after
the burglars nsa ~ s n, % % inn
medisteiy started Ia pursuit but he failed " como up
with them Some time after this onioer smith came
across them in Bedford end imnns datcy gave
chase but Ioa sight OF them NJ the corner Of uymcr
street and Lee avenue. 0Gfcer Chiciestrr fell upon
them in sixth street. between South Eshse and south
Ninth and when he OF them whowas just
coming out Of yard the fellow dischaIgoda pistol nv him.
hitting the buttons on his coz @ c snsn
the two forefnges Of his right hand ono OF which he
Will probably lose. The oscer then discbarged MS 10
ringer AZ the burglar with his loft hvod but missed hns
Ths fugitive then encovntored 1oer w. Boil, who ss
unsrmed but that officer madt pass at him with his
locust which. however dCdFed. The burglar ther
asemned 10 Shoot hlr, but bis pistol snapped ssa The
onccr thus escaped The feOw finally managed TO es
cape In the darkness whck was unusually intense o.
the time The darkness Of Williamsburg Is bccorains
| proverb.
| GsASp LARosSv. "A man named VIM Clancy was ar
rested Yesterday by officer Brown OF the Forty nfth pre-
cinct on complaint OF Mes. E,en Clancy, corner Twenty
eigb.b srcet and Ninth avenue, New York. who aloge
that Clancy stole wasch from her husband. valued
| $50, on tho 10th inst
Fnx m Nosrn ssvxsrgtsrR About eight o'coc
last night Gre broke ou, An the stable Of John Durkins
In North Seventh street. hear SIXTH and it was ontirS
| des,rov,d together with horse, 30. Loss $3.50; II
| surapce Si2b' frame house adjoining, owned by job
Hylipe was also damaged the amount OF $500 by I'll
| and water Insured Tor 81, 200.
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The CENSUS or sRDoslYN.

Singular Features of the Returns OF
Observation-Disclosures or the Increase
In Five Years-The Mountain and the
Mouse Iliustratod-Where Are the
Houses or 1860. &c.
The census Of Kings county, which the CITY OF
d. ookiyn and its neighborhood, has been completed
by u State enumorators The returns present some
sinstas unaccountable results and dwarf sister
city far low the expectations OF many Of its most
thopgbtf,f y. I'D intelligent Inhabitants The law re-
ires that the . ork should have been completed by the
ARA Monday q july, but this was not accomplished for
A FORTNIGHT afta,warN, The work was done by enume
rators who acted ndeps IDENTIFY of each Othesin their
respective districts and ths was no one over them 10
supervise the work or regulate she operations The 70
turns were simply made In dupca - one 70 the COUNTY
Clerk and the other to the Secretary 81 STATE Albany
The following table shows the numCer OF inhabitants
in each ward Of the city Of Brooklyn according to tho
returns according to the govern
ment returns Of 1880.
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TOWNS.
Total Inhabitants in county.

=
The circumstance that the population of the city OF
Brooklyn has only increased nve hundred and nineysx
in the last five years has taken every one by SURPRISE
is well known that in 1860 there many houses in
the city which were vacant which are now tenanted.
Many others that occupied by family that are
occupied by two more ard also that there were
not near so many houses in the city then as there
state enumeraors have only returned the rdiculousy
small of population for the city Of Brooklyn In
five years of five hundred and ninetysix9 Were they
unable to find all the people, must all the plain conse-
quenccs Of the facts above given be contemptuousy dis
regardeds According TO the assessors returns tho
amount of money expended in 1858 and 1864, only In
the erection of houses in the city of Brooklyn was
about SO 0O0 and this probably did not exceed the
expended in the three preceding years. Yet all
these houses filed and the old ones are fuller
than before and the population has only increased dve
hundred and ninety six in the whole five years.
The following table shows the number of houses in
each of the city according to the Of 1860
and 1885, and also the increase and dminuton Of the
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Troubles or Our suburb antics.
TO THE EDITOR or rHE HERALD.

During the last year great many people have been
obliged 70 procure residences tho different localities
about New York city In consequence OF the high rents
and other hardshps brought upon Thorn by the var and
these are the very pleasant places between Jersey
City and Paterson, on the New York and ErieIlroad
residents who do business In New York. and Who seesed
these places the snpposssn that tho Erie Rarcsd
would continue afford them ordinary accommodation;
hut tho facts are pow quito the Gentlemen who
are MOI needed at their business than ton eleven
O'Clock are Obliged to leave their homes sometimes with.
out breakfast and W catch eight oos0ck tram,
only 10 finger about the streets Of New York. other
wise walt until half past twelve clock aud lose half the
day for no othcr reason than that tho Eric Railroad
COMPANY Will not permit OF their numerous trains
stop IL ethor Of the above places betwosn the hours
haifpsss eight O'Clock and nafp twelve o'clock a
ono Of those people who have boon thus deceived be-
that through the mcdhm Of your paper tho correction
Of the above abuse on The part OF The railroad
| MAJ be attended, ~ = hksapkHE
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The Mysterious Female Suicide I'm the
East River.
SUPPOSED IDENTIFICATION.
from tho Hartford Times August 10

from the Hartford Times, August 10
gentleman from East CRANKY thinks that the woman
widow lady named Bowen, she having been twice mar
ried the first time TO Mr. Spencer the second time V
Mr. Bowen Her maiden name was Dibbe Her age
thirty years, agreeing with tho age OF the
drowned woman, other particulars OF the description
doarge front teeth the hoarse cough, &c The Mosior
girl Is twenty five years OF age and the other
scripton Of her The drowned woman called her name
the boat, occasion Bowen another spence,
both names being those Of her husbands She WAS born
aud brought up IN CRANKY
who picked up the body II confirms the opinion
NKw Yorx, August L. lseS.
EDITOR HARTFORD Tina
DEAR SiR-Ou looking over this mornings New YoRK
HERALD noticed piece copied from your paper 10 re-
ation TO the body Of young girl who was found
drowned OF Whitestone last Sunday morning, which 70
the FIRST notice have seen OF tho affair; and feeling
deep interest in the matter ~ TO the cause oil her dean
feel matter Of duty 10 give all the Information tnat
possess relation to the The body OF the young
about eight o'clock opposite whitcstone then being On
my way home from trip to Greenpor', on noaIo NJ
Yacht We lowed the body ashore, and had II placed n
bath house. The body, from all appearances, nsc on
was plainly but neatly dressed, with brown deiains
DRESS with black plaid strpe blue lava breastpn ana
a gold pin on the belt around tho waist On the ieu ear
and cheek O scar from scald Her features were
regular with good large sized teeth but rather short
and light built Her dress and undergarments wers
badly torn down the front. which circumstances ed "
70 think she had been foully dealt with would SOON
TO me TO have been impossible for her to have torn he
dress in TINT manner while In tho water The GrAussl
State passes Whtestone about i've O'CLOCK ana wo louno
her at just eight o'clock on Sunday morning. 80 the
body was only in the winter three hours Upon one d
her handkerchiefs was the name. very faint, Bowcn
also a small bottc OF audanum, partly empty, was q
her pocket Tbs label the bottle was marked Hart
ford The girl evidently belongs 10 the neighoorhood o.
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Rrcusosp, WI. August 10. 1886

coscspSsG sHEAr TOBACCO CORN
The Southern CON mercial horizon Is all agfow with
constantly recurring signs of reneved and growing pros
perty For period Of subsequent to the Urson occu
patio OF this city iswas thought that permanent blight
had ye,,led upon commercial affairs all this section Of
county But the lapse OF tme-s gentle and sure pny'
soisa for such malady-sas brought Us face to face
with tho most gratifying oviibnces OF new aod uncom-
mo nv pro,perocs business opening through
the Sosth He's In Richmond entirely easy to dis
coyo-ha, an order Of things 81 late years not 50 COM
n IN a. already being established IN the vigorous pre-
rstbons that bcing mate In the rccolstructon OF
waret ouscs stores and shops throughout tho burnt
district Even lots hitherto vacant, and heretofore coa
siof cd range OF Tho business portion OF the cy
are. being rapidly built upon In view o. those facts
PROPOSE In this despatch, 70 take the measure of the
present wheat crop and the stock Of tobacco now exist
sng in this section Of tho country for the reason that
these two staples constitute the sole ss oil the Trade
and con merce Of this important port
rHE WHEAT cRor
Tho lowest esanato OF the wheat crop thai would
reach this make, hitherto made has placed a, one
sixth oS the crcp of the ycar 1890 My Investigations,
now thai tho crop boon harvested and secured con
vincs thai this low estimate "a extrayagant
The wheat raised this year In the county for which
Richmond the market not quantity twentieth
OF the crop vi 1850 while the quality Of the beat
~ inferior utterly unns for the manufacture o.
what was, In former times safavoabiy known the wor'
| ovor "a Aglchmond family four" which, AN crodib
told. in the South American and Australian market
aways cor.mandcd higher price han -four Of Any ahc
brand whs,sevor What with the 1y and rust, Tho con
slant that have prevailed during tho time ~ hpf
| vesting and thrcshns, and the excessive quantity 2
villa onion and cookie, tho mescantlo value per ouse
OF the crop altogether inferior 70 that OF any season -
the pss1 twenty years But the farmer aud MS comm
sion merchant IN this city And in this unioftnnsto ooa
junctyre substantial compensation and oonsoa.op v
the wheat Ia scant IN quality end OF inferior quay
NEVERTHELESS brings Drs. class prices An aclo W..
IN 6rdnny seasons wonh not have boon regsru e ~
fyir was yesterday h insins from 81 70 TO 90 ~
yiyhcl and even the most inferior grade wncn w ~,
| good iimos anterior 10 the rebellion Fchmonu nv, c
would not have had II any price, u readily SOU 49,
hs great scarcity Of money in tho country WIN s y,
One prices is having might well be anucpa.ea, VA
eject OF inducing farmers TO hurry ior"aru '"o 0p'
TOBACCO. -.
Tho quantity of tobacco that WI Dc raised ,s -
in Virginia and North Csrons-tho county cn' W.
| i,ibn,ary 10 Richmond-is npd upon prolonged an
ns,ient INQUIRY TOO small 70 be taken into serious COZ
sidcraiien Tho state laws during we reoc''en q,
a | ooort ia planting with . view 70 fostering INC pr
ductica Of grain eiolusivelS. Tho robe'pon oo"sRs
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Total increase Of houses in, she city. ......... GA
*Taken from the Elev euth ward
The decrease of the number OF houses in several OF the
wards is singular circumstance What has become OF
thems The houses were discovered in 1850, why
they not found in 1857 Many persons estimated tLo
population of Brooklyn before tie taken, NJ
nearly four hundred thousand bu whatever may DO tho
the returns dwarf the estimate into tho ridiculous
There still some, however, wbcvery much prefer the
estimate of four hundred thousaDto the returns Of the
In further evidence of the extraordinary returns
of tho give The vote Of city Of Brooklyn in
1850 and 1884 which shows increase u the vote in
four years Of eight thousand four udred and
No stronger fact be given to show hss shore must DO
O material somewhere
The following table shows the vote the city In 1850
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william Cullen bryant has purchased the homestead
IN Ills native town OF Cummineton, Hampshire county,
Mas. and In feftllue II for summer residence Ho
has been spe,ndng past Of the summer thcre
There t.as been rnsed soIA % toward . monument
- oenc6A pos noldA
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r. A. Brooks Boot and Shoe 1@Po-
rum 5z5 Broadway Shoes ossers and ss.psTs ~,
every description For ladies' fsns Misses boyAsna Gnu
iren. N. Mr.. X Smith, FOE many years foremsn ~
street hiss the entire supcrvision OF tne sen
monL rnd Mr. NUNS the old and we'd kno-n ioremsn.
has the ontre OF the ladies' chmrcns 10
P>te"''"" ""N" W - SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-21

A.-Diarrh@a, Dysentery, Sgmme r, Cor IN.
pssint &C speedily cured by using MA0UIRES "BENfW
FLANT" Sold ai2i Park row aud by all Druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-21
Diseases OF the Head and Heart.-

BatchSlorss Hair Dye-The Best In ftAe
Harmless reliable, instantaneous Tho onAr pSsxo1
dive Factory, ~ Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-21

To tho History Of Perfumes, Publlshe1
ago England be added the appcndx that
PHALON'S' MIGHT BLOCKING CEREUS" has sttaine4
sale that before reached by extract Tor the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-21

ChexaIier,s Life for the Hafr-Itestorcs
Gray Hair its original color stops is falling ost seeps
the above comparison with any other
bair dressing SOLD drug and at o0s Ne
Ily Broadway SARAH A. CHEvAIIkR. n ID.