davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-01
LOCATION.

WeITan1ec deeds couEeyirg city and subu1san
properly within sesen riea OF Inc Coc11 uouse
lied lcr lecord on ThursdaT. December 30;
srI,ng It. ests OF cana;pors az, " 1, atK
pna,ey Il, is II Il Heirey il, /, skis s''''
raia M i. oSi Of lsa0sn st ;;iis;ii $"
wss.rs!s =. ;tX II ii Wood st II, isX ssX .'
,asoft: p*c- a: ...;..:...:.::.. 1000
Il By Is and 1os #; Dec = a:..,--,:::.:-. LOO
Ao1F.n 81. cor Of Wight It . I, 'e1ivo -.
or.1d s t. d II Of NoT,a ~. W. 1sii:i s'00
narisss !, IL II ! OF Linden St, l. siisss
wa6.pss =; Is y; s iss ii Of Norin Rooey ii.
i, <sIloo It: Ike a., a7.,......,............. uo
Late ~. Of wahpansen av, I, 7a1aoo II:
Ene1ald @ Il, ioo II Of Wrong st. wi, s.
psyior s. G II ot Giai St ss1is;ti; 1''
on eo eoo,1 Is +; v Of isIsoe. Il, ;od Ii;it ''0
Eot Sot1h nv. I, s1120 Il: JaiJ 1e....... 800
on!1s,o u, al It g OF claik 81, nf, sasx1O
NORTH or CRY l1xi7s
Western ~, y Of First st, I. 24Iloo
~ Des' a. eouru Or err I,x,ra. *"
MIR: Dec. q. 1880
sc1es: Nov. ....,..--...- 1900
I, 1tax1'e II: 1oJ l7.-......-.........-.. 10000
Repecca IT, = Il ' oi u Kocfael q, ST. ASK
ws1;en' a' .E Es d Wt:tsin ~. 4s9i;sg 800
1tStreio 4 !. cor Of Campbell iii;' av. II. NV
l2a11eo1i; Dec, sa.......-............... $3.50
W.rrantss deeds eon.s!:ns city and suburban
rled for record on Friday. December 81:
Blue Islaud ~, so1tsE OF EWING It. nwf.
nil i: i: 81 i I. !. Of Hissi Hi1k.swf "
ws,ssf i. q + oi aois,n st, Il, ssi w
WIZ 9 =, J; Il Of 4 500
wes1 Jsetson M s. Is ii q Jsn:fion ss, III, "
i Of ssaib II pec. c.s1...-.-.............. 81. s,coo
"n9sns:s ny ~: ~ n ' Of hooe5 81 t51 ,oo
stsepa i. i, il Of Ho1Ie ST, j: sai Nv
1a1:see l& q; 81 s Ct a.;as; St t. s;1i;o ''
East Tesnon s,. If1x ii ot Slate s., nj, '
soih aSalss ela.i Fl ~! ~ % II ii HuItoa p!s::x
1oexl49 t, and 3 # Of Burton plane.
'eS1.Sa = S i, Of southern Az. Il, ssxz ~.
s<sh = RI s.. = Of wsspai'th AZ, t. isSi m
Bu;d.o d i, ~ ses i o. whitehoi;e risce,1
soa,n PART ~, . Of Twenty-n,nin It, VI.
<e47,4pts: Dee. sc................... -. A,s:7
huh1A bf ElIf 41AIi3
wIlgf,~ood ~, sss BIO II ' Of Fab:u1 st.,
+, 1aox1ksf It; per. r.A...-..........-... $500
Lots g .. u, 6, =, = Of B;ocksl and \
Dec. ls.............. -..-.....,..7..... Seoo
1ee1sso n: Sc. is.........:........,.... " - $1,000
1aoxiso Il; Nov, 81 0....................:.. ~ @ 5000
SQEIu or c5IT lIMI-S
weniEoEtn az, > o. Frtyniasn st, vi. '71
sosih M fsIi ~; n = oor ii foriy.si1tn si
(, isaIsso II: Soy. & M....:...........- $3.50
WEST or CITY LIMITS.
Dee. ii, d. -. ...............-.......,. - 900
Enwa, soci1, s., il; sepI Is, o.. 5000
, 1870-01-01

New YufE Lire Stock Market.

New F0FE Live Stock .NnfkFF+
SIw TPEE brc. 51.-Arr1vats .f-1ay: SsJ cattle;
sce sttes I'D 80 hoss. Trade t:tsk u 1ernd. aad
wel- e.l!1 siased on; 10 llaucIs 81, 81, 1t Ike;
htN - cat At lt]salec; AZ '-'- -: ext llIinois
rat II 15tt
shteP a1y yaueed * the t.1t E-lo droves selling
at 1a:' '.e- SrthtaT really t-s tate The pena
early cleared. Of spIotItd Uh13 seIi0s Il
&c,
Wes:ttp dfe.trL trire J'~. hogs worth lrac-
, 1870-01-01
LEGAL NOTICES,

In ths Circuit Court OF Cook Ccunt1'
In tbs nnAs:et OF tae spphead1a of the Soth PHA
Cem1 istlooes lar the Appot1ens af PAtt A.essoc1!
County. raado Ia ths matter .tatssad n3tles Sse
dren % al ea-rses nserstse tta. tbs ssd Soo:a F.
ls.a Apply = Dc Jae1ss. {, T., the aa sala cf9ss
E Ia SID 0scnty. ii Cock. toe tbs y.
pcintlet ef tazss tre<Aalde1 u ~ ss!a Cotatx e
sifht hnrdfed and nItr avo tsoulAad ssrse aan0t,A
and city dollars tS1eS4:5l> upe1 pfnrefI u ~ 3E3
a So5t6 Untaso Eyu4 Fatk md LAt a II sAa eoGzy.
seeEed beeea:e3 81 reAA 4 tha E.proya2aEt 2.
esEIoted by th toe5t{aa q{ tia aid past = @
statnts II Sata go sts aac provided aad 70 peE@
such 9ts - ~ 81 laW devstved 90 te5a = sueh fzH
Asersaey9 nd II rsrts tc:estste4 1fe hereby n124
shen auA hee 70 sYts@t Ana b beard hJ she kaA @a
ME- ~ - EsnSs tsis a1s daJ ot Navemhs. l. =
ls6a
John II WILSON, Z B. SIOWAEl
TTGEEE wGAG1, PAUL COENAIf,
H1UNOKY T. BOWEN E.,1th PAz& Cea1Miss1esaAs
, 1870-01-01

HObh-1Ee b. EAfkes WA k{tln lftlrss to-day.
md fetI ~eskErts t:cs Allied Throughout ILIs
aute.pa tdtl rts,i In Way astE7 sdtablr +.
lthtfs ff the ttsf nnr.bff Of hnEs Ii :hA
lei IL el-lr ttn trtth sfsss. naeaeA barely $50
hr.d, hut there .t!~s. y le h1ri drttsn!nstisn %
lriee. 'h.l!b.re trtn io:stt down u = ,utsh A'xes
V1!tr trr rt1rictrd - i:.l heat 1te :tee4 paI1
n. ttd foIn ~ f'. eornou 70 III etiH. ad Il
t. tt4A leIk fns Ec,d To grades. Tas 14A-ket
eL+td streEpel, dull Nllh det1itd coEu.a.1 txu.
, 1870-01-01

GKl A>E- sails Il 50 u ytE5x !: ss.
HAf-SrTy ttttEe huffatr- II dtlEs tc tn hay na-
ktt sud though weak and un.e4slcd. prices were
d, inAIlJ unchanged. We e1Eilnuc to quote.
t1asa,. = sc,la.s: T!m,.h.: pressed el2n,4
stO1. xi1GtsAlktu: pTslie- Io.sA OF k&oll, Al1Ll
i:m For ttLVe7y, 'ela4st.o
H1DtS-Rtor1ved. A13a RI; sht.r~a #<E -
Dun.ss terfessbo sl,it the Ire-,aniuant ft+
st,f. Ct Til u1srkes fbe air1va1s e4ntiane t. cs9
eTstJ e4eett tie rrGutTcneu'e 81 the ade- and thec
An1iested t4.day pr-tsy srneEal tearr 70 Tvs1
,ze, wen :; ees ee..sa i rs. hoEs1 =. E.tr
err; tr.sn ~. rtEsd sssa3lse: Tea s.ltea p;,t
1ndlptc Dr. hI / Sc err sstti. 1:islae: teo:e cut,
tsrnakcd two thtsds oric; branded 10 per
eeLttE.
, 1870-01-01
COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY Evening, Dec. T.
The following table BnoW1 the receipts and
sn,pr ena Of prodnoo q: tn!8 point during the past
1NeDtY.fQuf hour:
, 1870-01-01
The Civil Service.

FdIkirJtoa lDkc, Isl EITTfAyon.fHef q Eht VIZ
1'p1k Journal u CtMMsTe..
Nearly two bupcred peIsonI, embracing some
oI the most pCumnent meIchauu and bAnkcrs Of
Eev Yotk C,lJ. hate served upon each member OF
CclHGa printed eo71 Of peuton as8.11 hl1 I'D
, 1870-01-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NtaF CATiLE"Thls m,ftci ii;ci ~ y oust t.ds,, bu;
quiet NOR rante Ct tie abseuer Ct 1deloa.e aup
pit tttoek ihsa from sry dtsiocnaftn1 to lnrett
s1t. t,ra tJiasv. there fstr turn ont of both
cal and KAue;n hu1ers md the lew beeres OF sate
h.d 'ley sster h.,o 70 .id ss.1E paiea zen.
con m.n oil ed tcts: altu "a for tonnou 10 soud
butsf ct. 1t 20 for tornan to cotoe
ehip tLs less. Ts nAt kes Closed t-n4 II uaetaked
LtiCts. -....5.,
Cto1lao FKlCE1
Chttee Rtcres-ffQr, tat. we'll lastned. %to6
~ -.........-: -. .oa77s
ID sttsss. sv.raeit Lilo T. fsa ns e.ss72s
asrs .os4 to 80 'a...... .-:-,,....... kssS&ko
III lily tlsa hfe:. sveIssfaf ~ q 1853 n..- A915a
Stt<k attlt-Centp,op tAstle IN du<rut tesA.
Avtr.stI s.ptn go 81 ...,,,,,,,,,, tolAS 10
lnfeIke-. lgtt and shin e1~s aud zteeFa... AnkS4it
, 1870-01-01

LAKE. SHOEE AED MICHIGAN SOCTHEaT
- RAt1WAf.
DIfc1-Co:nst Of Van Burn and Sherman stEesta
Tleke. Jte.tn, 10 oo-.h c4AskAI
= 0-.9 IL
sEttIAI HcsE York K1pstz:- .....s 6WAu N s1J1pu
PSacc h1fEeAG tcAlJl l-,-....... 4:{3 rm tMAh
Sig1.t k1FEat.. -"--241pn fs5:uAE
prTRorI AID G1AJD RAFDl LEE.
Day K1pTrA--.-......-......,"h hauaH stA Pm
Akkt EISEetA-... ......-....-..StG tGpE sS6LAE
, 1870-01-01


The following tAhle anowe The volume and ten-
detcy OF trantscuone To real estate a.uAte withln
4 1adus extending seven miles iron the Court
House, dCf!pR the nEe days cnulog December ST,
tne agRieNAie volume IN each direction aud tue
tarn1 IL nj, being compared with tho same tor the
four previous wefkss
, 1870-01-01

Tot1, prs!u, e4,is7.e,. 6s.4s,is:
Places. aLd IN srans:r bv rail, Including s1speats
hoe, Chcsro, n fw1utee, TOLEDO, AID Cleveland
fer week ttdIg rAten bril-:
HAeat, t:~n n1ts B1rlty
IN sfcFe At bu btt- hu- tu.
Se~ ~Yo1K-.--,.csss,.as .19l1 1,79.,'A 3e1.ot$
BtHAso.....,.-.. stttU 32t-t~ EA1Htl 1t2,tHR
e! ctf o..,.....ei19:1 FL e53,eee* 3A,t91 Al.G51
MIN hukee. 49,. 1tH,tt0 - >. ...,.. ......
TnIedo, ett'e0.. a0G,G0 -..... ......
Dtt1o,1, Gated, M.sa0 -.---- ....-. ...-..
Osatea ...-.,. as.le9 tsasso s.ot1 ss,seo
Ra! ehlpu enIs,
pr 1eek.-... s.4'4 4s.1s5 e2s.s 1sGa
Total Rr1!u.. ~ 63t 1,te4493 2t"s.eS6 sag
TIE 1t, rcIts Of WI. I, 10 The Eniied ktog 10
0I GIE1I RI, Fin nd ffplRuA Tor tae 1e1 raan. ha
, 1870-01-01

Tho following vera the receipo md shipments
Of nsssdstar1 nd s1ook Vt tAIQ .potns during t1e
, 1870-01-01

fEw YnEK. DIR. ~.--MoEe. .e.ive 1nd f.7n. att PET
ern1 cs1Teory to prr CENT gold, h exceptional 14ns
asttets At LA LID Adtl8Lousl
Raw f.r
, 1870-01-01

Il
here sye in Bo.ton r,sht places ~ 11n,,,1.n
vntsiln wh,r.. ri, iht .,-st. ar rrrr
TLt r.. ara ,,fI,I Az sine NrInoIiis. ministers IN
ali H. rtt ~ =, .i,,1 ' -A'A111' ~" ~
Inc sc,1:ea'. p:r,t,-..r r.an, nav. mo,a mic.
stu,,n ,tr, ~, t.T,1,, rn.r 10, or1., .or,.+r
A nt,.sf.. !, 4 ~ tr"n, N;na tnst ~. ,,,,,
r. fn., rtr ~ ,u ~ ~ ..o -, Nu.s Luu aa9o1
uorn Il ii ne. ,,,,st q sn,i 40 ~ 1h ceo.. @
Nutufz1u .,rn't ~ nn ~ sns1,o. 'ae Mt .u.s
1Iu n. nr1r.t. s"..,tpr ~ ~. r,r..s
ls,xuec+s L1o xI..I.n ~ t,r.nt,s. y, ~
IN, l.!u,. ri n, ~, ~. ~ W. ~ " " ~ 1:Ass ~
fuf,nloEt AZ tn., =, 49,. o,4..e ~ na sGe ~:
cns isus noSko1 h.se h. ct Art olnied to hca1 con-
hEtnns ~ q. Ieisr r.
70 nrH Me.L,u'h ras!i'hlnE HatldlnRs In Boa-
iou slA o. completed 1u hs5 LtxL Taey will
cox too
IT, Softh falHouth, MN, there u but s.pgIe
<surn 10 INC s1Ffse. sia thst y OF lac Conxre11-
1MLa4 otdef. ALa F. ust n Loacsah,c, every i1m-
ch-rcs. .-..-.
tp;A.iant, II is k1oFp. alaer greatly among
tot II elves n almost sit po!rta Of reigtou1 De-
Ill. hat to sty psop It sl1l 30 sorptiss 10
learn how dl1ne I.cxIIS sous OF ioem are OPP
fslscd tt taen o6+r on the vcFy imporsAct 1nojec,
q The azure Of ths S.ylot. for Instance. lhe
Ets- Nj. Hepso'th. bF o.eofa3 tucce-sof Ia tho
cruEcn nf TIE MesB'Ah, In heE fork City, says, in
q 'rcett1g pnbished comuuuas:Alou on tho oo-
stttsEce Of Chrls'mas: "a rne UatfaTtans believe
70 fulsY In tne pfov1ceEt n o ssun q the divine
character aLc sulhtr1'5 Ce1ls', That tneJ vuuld
Be tttal g'l3 e1eant 10 Iuer owu fam wcfu they
10 Ignore this ps.os.. tat. Thuotn they be1ete
1lst Cnfisk wAs Lot God, aod nAsu tnrtF be-
savior h'm eli, they yet regard aim ~ ! mi
, 1870-01-01

ancrg equal,. THE tatt, Chr:snin Churches
a1d the Churches o. R1,sts, Geetce and otnet
loos cd urop - form ipf IN certst1 sense cnn!.
5s,Hana,ss ssa "a 1s ,.a Of ,ss ne ra Ca
dtFrtc. Esch Chnrch hAd during the nrss
centu1,es autonomy In admln'sfration: and IN
Aca:ra or local character each country was n.
loEed to uAe lis on lanGUssc IN the rztuRl ell
a. 10 hare I'll sacffd b~t,k8 II the yern1ccAr
IN o9 ,aa g e SSs
the y vhsls Chu,ch alone had Au,honsy.'' In the
orti lcn Of tie Patriarch, 'tf r aty nan 10 claim
notlnr M m i iess M 1tan fss saspsemy n 03 Aa '1'AD''
A. g. Aihans EPISCOPAL Church. New York, on
SLtlstuSa Eses the Altar WAS 4 petect hfax. OF
aieIId " Precisely Il O'Clock he no:as OF the
ne procession entered Tho church, consnti,T q
tNo otcoJtea IN tear,ft cs.soeks ed coteas, car.
Hag u&ated fapefs: rhnrift1. incense and bo4s-
cbo,is'ers 10 rus css.octs .ae su,p,Ioss s:yefai
pleaa; tno4 satu5. the subdeAcon, deacon, and
ett @ tranL Mnsn ~ had taten their ferss ii 1ha
ltpdtIed: at the .ernns,ion Of WHICH Fainef
Me1IA ne ! fsTsor, Ts aees1d.d ,he pulpit and
~ h.s 1e1t, " Lot u nus 90 even onto Hetnin.
Itr, ard rec this thing which nal come
10 paf."-st Luxe L.. u A. 1he oonclustoa q
ed congregation with The Host profound a.,eo-
tor. Fntter Morrill, .esled IN nsznineent s!ls e.
satin cope, telsls frinnet sisa reA goN frlnse,
a:poscnlt the nllAr, sltsrdtd By tne aco'Jfes
Ald tcepte heaftrs, std inmedlA1elJ the grand
ttes cf Pegibesu4 !. Magn,tcAr " echoed through
tha pase, .ncents nerg At tho aano uns ousssa bt
the ot1lc.tot Al itA cvuC1Ca ort tue chou feattd,
slnfng "Au N. Heart" ss Teeestlor Al a
midnight, the hLtr sssiu entered the church IN
the tame order a. he'pYe, singing the
pI0se .'9ba! t,mp. apd .hea. Atte, sstps,
tIon- rbs function q Solemn High Ms. WIS
lntn conmet red. FAtser AaI7li. ce1ehraat;
FAreT Eot ~ des cnn; Fnster D oWrie, sub-seanou.
Tns restmelts worn al rhis service we're cosuy
ALd ntsgt iucsnt ~ = deFtee, bAs1,R bs< Wtlted
ef ptc,.lly loI st. A1baLs, 1T tne Convent Of St
N.1gsres, Eat Ersnnttt I'd, Fl 8 snf. The chaEs1-
bic aid heavy 4Io Of tbe o+l+ hFnot sefe rn
nIoaly neh AZ oos.ly. No more so!enn I'D
inNtDE 1ut euo0 hhs ever set been VII
tetted IN any EprcoIal church u tats country,
i's enac1 being greatly Heightened BY the In
sente devotion Of she uetnbers OF the corgrtgs-
tson- 2ha np&to tbtoE fhout WAS admirably RED
ees1ea BY ioe eaolr, nhica includes three oosa
CioInsss. Who hbcald be the eLvy Of EAty
nt:gnts It1s church. The punoel Of comGEni-
c4Ib Nta eets large, nearly one hut ured and dfly
Peinona basipE apr foAcned the AltaI. At tho COD
S&s.r Qisx AAI
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slightly more than double the males and among
the colored the female octogenarians nearly
three times as numerous as the males.
The white males are seen to have slightly out
numbered the white femlles under the age OF
10; between the ages of 10 and 40 the white fe-
males considerably exceeded the white males;
between the ages of 40 aud 80 the white males
were again slightly In the majority, and above
the age of 80 the white ferEales were invariably
more numerous than the males. In the case of
the colored population, the females we're in ex-
cess of the males at all stages of life.
The returns of 1860 do not give the number
of persons who could not read and write, ex-
cept by totals in States. In some of the earlier
reports these details were given by counties.
Neither are the statistics of births, marriages,
and deaths by counties given in the returns for
1860. The number of dwellings in the city was
SO 632, and the number of families 10l 36l.
The Census Returns of PhiIa phia in 1850
The loving are the details of the popula-
ton of the county of Philadelphia in 1850,
according to the official returns of the Seventh
Census. This was, it will pc remembered, few
years before the consolidation of the old city,
districts, and unincorporated townships of the
county into what is at present known as the
city and county of Philadelphia. The entire
change since that date in the boundaries of sub
divisions renders any comparison with the
population at present impossible in detail:-
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s8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

At the time the above enumeration was IN ld~,
the old city of Philadelphia was divided into
II wards, ranging in population between be-
tween 2544 and II, 375, the most pOpulou, being
North Mulberry ward, with 1885; North ward,
with 1,036; Locus: ward, with 1861; and
Cedar ward, with 900S inhabitants. None of
the wards of the old city were numbered, as at
present, but were known by such names as
those used above, and Chestnut, Dock, Della
ware, Pine, Spruce, etc. The old district of
Kensington was divided into eight wards,
ranging between 1889 and 99SS in population;
Moyamensing into five wards, between 2997
and S097; the Northern Liberties into seven
wards, between 1923 and 9967; Spring Garden
into seven wards, between $500 and 12,479, and
Southwark into six wards, between 4lS7 and
SO12, all these subdivisions being known simply
by numbers as at present. Altogether there
were at that time SO subdivisions in the county,
the number at present being 2S.
The population of the entire county, as shown
above, in 1850 was 40S, 762, Of whom ,39l
were males, and 2l2,371 were females, the fe-
males exceeding the males by 1880, and COM
prisiBg 52'05 per cent. of the entire population.
The aggregate colored population, 10, 16l, COM
prised 4S4 per cent OF the whole. The colored
females exceeded the colored males by 1891,
and comprised 5749 per cent. of the entire
colored population. The white females ex-
ceeded the white males by l3,0S9, and COM
prEed 51'68 per cent of the entire population.
In 1850 the native-born population was
2s7 O63 and the foreign born 12l 800, the latter
comprising 30 SO per cent. of the whole.
In the introduction to the final report on the
census of 1850, the population of Philadelphia
in that year is put down at 34o,045, the old city
and its immediate and more thickly populated
surroundings only being included in these
foil
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Including First and Twenty sixth wards at present
tIncludng Nineteenth and Twenty fifth wards at pre-
sent.
ncluding Twenty first and Twenty eighth wards at
Snouding Twenty fourth and Twentyseventh wards at
present
As shown in the above table, the population
of the city in 1850 was $685. 500, of whom 269, 1888
were males and 296, 1876 females, the females
exceeding the males by 26, $685. and comprising
52.9S per cent of the entire population The
aggregate colored population, %, 1S5, comprised
1893 per cent. of the whole. The colored females
exceeded the colored males by 1881, and COM
prised $3.50 per cent. of the entire coored popu-
Iation The white females exceeded the white
males by %, 032, and comprised 5215 per cent.
of the entire white population.
In the following table is given the nativity of
the population of the city in 1867
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OUR CENsU 9.

fOoptipusd from ne FIra Faqel
have been cheated out OF the credit for fully
l50, 600 inhabitants.
An examination of some of Marshal Gregory's
figures in detail will serve to bring their palpa-
bic iBaccuracy into bold relief II nine wards
in the boundaries of which there has been no
change since 1860, there is a marked fa'linc off
in the population; in Eve wards the returns
place the population at en- almost stationary
figure: and all the increase for which we are
given credit is found in the remaining ten wards
of the twenty-four into which the city was
divided in 1860. These three groups show the
followire:-
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WARDS SHOWING AN INCREASE

There is but little use in examining the
figures further. They bear their falsity on their
very face and must be discarded entire as
utterly unworthy of credence. Ever since it
was generally understood that the enumeration
was complete, we have been in receipt of no
tices from well-known citizens that, to the best
of their knowledge and belief the census-takers
had not been near them, and this, to our own
personal knowledge, has occurred in many
cases in which the neglected families
have tenanted their present resi-
dences for years and were not
absent from the city during the warm summer
months. The publication of Marshal G rego VS.
figures will doubtless arouse the indignation of
our citizens to such an extent that in short
time there will be before the public still more
unanswerable testimony to the bogus character
of the census than is presented by simple ex-
animation of the figures.
The Census Returns of Philadelphia in 1850.
The population of the city in 1850 according
to the official returns of the eighth census, is
given in the following table, distinguished by
sex and race. Since 1860 four new wards have
been formed by dividing some of the old wards
as indicated in the footnotes to the tablet
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AS the consolidation of all the above districts
with the remainder of the county followed
soon after, we have given both the population
of the so-called city and of the entire county
in the table of population at different periods
found below.
In the following table are given the ages of
the males and females distinguished'into whites
and cOlored:-
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s A x @ N G. R ZEN
NEVER FADES.
sl6m

~ CITY BAZAAR AND TATTERSALLS,
Xc5NNo 1926 RACE Street
Regular Auction Sale OF Horses Wagons, Har-
ness ~tc, every Thursday, commencing at 10
o'ciock A, m. No postponement on account of the
weather. -.ah,iohn,on,s ,ia,oao. =,
Gentlemen's private ess oishdnents hd. uisposed OF
at public OF private sale TO the o'' sosaine' ria anu
a general assortment OF Hoses, C-fiases nal- M
ness, Etc. to suit the need Of all classsS OF pur-
chasers, constantly on hand.
Carriages taken on Storage.
Superior Stablng for Horses on sale or at livery.
Ontside Sales solicited and promptly attended 20.
Liberal advances male on Horses Carriages, and
Harness. BOYLE a NICHOLS.
10 0l9 II kucti0ueers.
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The natiye-born population at this period thus
comprised 7004 per cent of the whole, and the
foreign-born 1906 per cent.
In the following table are given the ages of the
males and females, distinguished into whites
and eOlOred.-
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The aggregate here given includes 1908 per-
sons in the old City and 957 in the remainder of
the county who were not classified by race and
sex, but inserted In the column headed "all
Others" The number of slaves living in the
county in 1920 was Z, of whom 8, all women,
lived In the old City, and the others, men and
one woman, in the remainder of the county.
The females exceeded the males by 7465, and
comprised 526l per cent of the entire popula-
tion. The white females exceeded the white
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N.Y. HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
health and vgor 10 the frame and blood TO the
pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and If no treatment is sub
mitted TO, consumption, insanity, or epleptic fits
ensue l01 Iw
seSg- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS SPLEEN
S did Hair Dve Is the best In the world, the only
true and perfect Dye. Harmless-Rehable-fns -fnstan-
taneous-no disappointment-no ridiculous tints-
"DOes not contain Lead any VltGIc Poison 10 in
jtre the Hair SgStenl." Invlgorates the Hair and
leaves it soft and beautiful Black or Brown.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Applied at the
Factory, No. 16 BOND Street, New York. Ia 2I mwls
sssz. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OFFICE
S>1 OF THE SCHOOLCRAFT IRON COMPANY,
No. 4O7 LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia.
special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Schooicraft Iron Company Will be held on w WEDN ES-
DAY, the 23d day OF November, A ID. 1870, at IL
O'Clock noon, at the once OF the Company, No. 407
LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia TO take into &C nsde
ration the execution OF mortgage upon the pro-
pery OF the company and the issue OF the bonds OF
the company to an amount not exceeding one hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars l20 000) bearing
interest at rate not exceeding ten per centum per
annum, to be secured by said mortgage.
The meeting viii also be asked TO take into con-
sideraton the assignment OF the real and personal
property OF the company in trust for the benefit OF
tts eredtorP or such other measures may be laid
before II to provide for the payment OF the debts Of
'nB By order Of the Bosfa OF Directors
THOMAS SPARKS, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Oct. 13, 1870. 10 22 4w
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Total colored. ... IA

The white octogenarians were 3s per cent of
the total of whites, and the colored octogena-
risns '6S per cent. of the total of colored. The
colored octegenarians were thus about twice
as numerous, in proportion to the entire popula-
ton IS the white octogenarians, while in the case
Of the whites, the female octogenarians were
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my FOR NON-RETENTIoN OR INCOETI-
49, nence OF Urine irritation, Inflammation or
liberation OF the bladder or Kidneys diseases OF the
prostate glands, stone in the bladder calculus,
gravel brick dust deposits, and all diseases OF the
bladder kidneys, and dropscal sWellings, UsE
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. 10iIW
N.Y. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
accordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth TO
be entitled THE HAMILTON BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia with a capital OF one hundred thou
sand dollars, with the right TO increase the same TO
five hundred thousand dollars