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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
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lnternal Repenne.

NEwYoRk, Apr ., no.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the pro-
30 Of the act Of Congress entitled An act
vide Internal Revenue support the Government and interest on the
June 1864 amended July 18TH lb that
neglect anil refusal Internal Revenue tl due the Une
States by c. H. MURRAY Co. Of which am IACHARlaH r. SIM
MONS member a the lime the said tax was imposed have
dtrsre upon right Of ZACHARlAH E.
SIMMONS piece parcel Land with the
thereon Broadway GrsBd the City
boandel Broadway the
by wsmba map; norherly side by Grahds
said containing front AMI
thirty a1 length each side hundred feet which shall
l8b day Of MAY 100 at II O'Clock noon at
No. 3Of West FoareeIihs., in the City Of New.Y York.
W. b WHITE. Collector 9Th Dist. ~ Y
The Sale hereby ADJOURNED to Jane No. at the
time and place. Dated, May Is. 1879. - 49, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
Westfbester Gcnnip Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Mamaroneck Westchester CO.,
IL the Grand Park and other
which will double Its value large genee COrYAGE
land; price only $1,000 100 cash. bACu-
TOR 81 Worth Office
EOR SALE or to LET-A Handsome Country
RESIDENCE the village Of Westchester, Westche county
Apply to JAMES R SMITH, jr., Is ststest
Observation-Disclosures INVESTMENT.
WI IS WILL BUY HOMESTEAD Of merchant compis-
ing house and 10 fronting Of the best
streets alone worth - the best location within
mile Also EIGHT CITY LOTS, incung the opposite corner Tor
be exchanged for improved City
Property Apply K vOILBRAC1IT. 100 Puonst, PETER r.
DECKER l,6l6 Third ave, Sixtyirstst
GEE HERE!-BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD!
Three HOUSE, Lot 50rll3
depot neghborhood 20 minutes from Depot;
em fare cents terms to be paid for In In
s,alImerts desire inquire Of W. BARKER, Tribune Omce
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fouses ano farms tl)anteo.

A SMALL house wanted, within so or 80 miles
N Of New York young ladies' school h, mss' y.
rJNO persons going abroad or to the county
An american lady wou HE the charge Of furnished hpu's
Address II. D. &, 4. o.. Boz 1885, Sew,lofa.
NVANTED-By a small family, medium
w sized HOUSE, with all modern improvements, Iodsse rent
location Threth st. west sds prriefea hua ss
I.lI parllcular w. d, Box loD, Tribune once.
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and place D''' May w. To- o WHITE Collector 9th Dist
pUBLIC NOTICE.-UNITED STATES IN

Il TERNAL REVENUE FIFTH DISTRICT, n. Y, comprising
the Seventh Tenth Thirteenth and Fourteenth War!s-Notee
hereby that the Annual List for the year
1870 the Income Tax for the 1863 ari rabies Car
March 1870,
Special Taxes censes expiring required by Act Of
1864 and the Aeno Acts thereof las been received from
will be this Once for and daring the
space DAYS from the date hereof for examination ana that the AS
determine during aye days thereafter,
relative
tons contained Annual and said List Will he Transmitted TO
after Of the time for hearing
appeals sssore But appeal viii be allowed to party duly
transmitted the Collector
all appeals the Assessor Aforesaid shonl be made In writing
thing which
DEDUCTION Is re1nessl MORRIS FRiEDSA d. Assessor.
Assessors OHee No New orkN ay
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SITUATED ON AVENUES d and L and TWENTY FIRSTST
7Puet EewYo or to their real exchange Bergen Pon
LEWIS Z. WOOD 90 Montgomery-st Jersey City;
returning after the sale
TNRUSTEES' SALE.-The undersigned, Trus-
with sell under mortgage eecnted BY The Jqnss
Icon % ap r I 'n Ss 'se
said mortgage anil authority thereby duly invested IN them
yRS e HSe the % s seG d % M
and sell the highest for cash the following prop
s % s saf f n'1 sss p E numbered
&C. and H. having thereon erected LARGE
ROLLING MILL substantially built Of stone with slate root WITH s
sppuenauce together with NAIL FACTORY OfN
No LOTS Nos 1923 and lo borough fronting Market
square EIGHT Frame Plank DWELLING HOUSES intended
erected Gap Freedom township Blair County Penn
Dnnnings Mountain beginning running from the southern
emy said Furnace tract the summit Of said mountain teepce
Gliding with timber for mining and limestone on lands
late Of ssoenberg so9,eyfd y pteT M &
also the right take iron for one furnace fom the lands Of
Bloomfield Furnace"
which Of Roaring Spring Run having bero1
Gap Forge" and other buildings Freedom township said
No. The undivided 9Th Of the shoenbeger
Bumnous Mines de Of Allegheny Mountain devised by
No. G. That part Of two tracts warranted Of William Reed
and John Holiday Of Summit Of Short Mountain the tract in
Tract unisia township bounded By MGue Peter
Shoenbger containing three hundred and thirty with
sss.p Ir By , Sf Jacob
eeheof and Others tract containing 70 res boanded
dwelling house and stable the tract
bounded lands Of Reer and others containing 400
Smith Trustees and Joseph Smith having since died. Martin Bell has
been duly appointed his successor.
s's' u ''' ''.1''' ''' ''' JOSEPH IRWIN rr,,s..
4
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,

TINTED STATES INTERNAL RE ~, ai,,lgIy
u ASSESSORS OFFICE SEVENTH DISTRICT ~ All Or Ny
YORK Building beyenthst and Tbirdave, VIEW
May TO- 8O-NoTICE hereby given all persons ng or Gong
work composed OF The Eevehh
and Seventeenth Wards that the annual lists oonnng the
made and taken by be several
District for the 1879 pneludlng spee
expiring May s7 Will be open a. us one Mo-, rcusiSs =, which
appeals will be received and DETERMINED W INT ee
ere valuation or enumeration -,
All appeals must be in writing and specify the paGn s t the
principle Of error complained OIL al, -,
Every person ale for Income Special Tax Carnage Soa OF
Tables Silver Cod Plate, or either OF hee
appear said rolls will be liable 10 ss'es
meA' 'A' p' " NJ H. TREADwELL, Assessor
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limited STATES INTERNAL ,.L., REVENUE \, +.

y THIRTI-ShIOND
NEW YORK comprising the Farsi Secosd and Fourth wards OF the
CITY ork-NOTICEI Is HEREBY GIVEN tat tie sts OF
valuations property suec, the
provide Internal Revenue support the Government to pay interest on
the Public Debt and for other puposss slp9'e un ig sG
March 1867 July and April TO- 1862 made and taken by the
several said Collection District wall remain
examination of all interested for the space Of 10 days
Sunays ercepei) hereof ohcc Us Ceisrft pc
Of and O'clock and Immediately ate
Of ten da from the date hereof to WI. on @ M a
Nav thereafter VIII and determine all
relative excessive valuations or numeuoh
made and "a BY the The Lists herein
Special Businesses Traces and fro
SONS and the Carriages Blar TABLES Tod a'ches ahd
Gold and Silver Plate ending May 1871 and the tax upon
Incomes fol tie ending Dec 81, 1853.
An aforesaid mast be made In writing and
particular matter or thing epen9 Wsh
requested ground principle OF OIL
N'NfN' Join Z. CLENELAND Assessor.
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limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,

Assessors ORce District N. Y EeTiorki May ~ btu
tnueaous OF
Prope under Act provide Internal Revenues TO
suupo the Government the public debt aud o or
purposes" approx 1864 amended b. subsequent ac nde
and taken b The OF said District Tor the years
will open for the examination o. all persons mt
Scndays excepe from the date bere
Pourteenthst between the hours Oh Va H.
spd O'Clock ~ immediately after the expiration OF ten days rom
the date hereof the Path day Of May 1870 end Tor I'VE ds
thereafter will ami determine all appeals rci,e 10 erroneous
made and taeh ny 'lc b" as
hstant ASS l.. ,--;..o .,s
An appe 70 aforesaid must be made IN wiring ana
,nr The parcuar cause matter thing respecting when son
requested the ground principle OF error
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COURT CALENDARs-Tnu DAY.

D0fkksE CONFESSIONAL TER
Az m SUPREME COURT
"''Ih,,d-aye. Savings Bl. at
WLeeser.
ssS - agt woodward.
:. .spsyen sgt Mann.
'H'C.rt. CITY Ins. Co. agt. Pls.
a, Railroad Co.
bodibe AgL Carroll.
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I EVILS E. WOOD, AUCTIONEER,
IL will sell
THURSDAY, May 49,
r2l o'clock :. m, the premises
20 RIrII DINO LOTS

IN THE SECOND WARD OF THE CITY OF BAYOENE,
within walk OF the station Bergen Point the Cen
Railroad Of New,Jersey.
SITUATED ON AVENUES and Z and TWENTY F1RST,ST
For full particulars apply MORRIS Bros No
FINEST their real exchange Bergen Point;
LEWIS Z. WOOD, 90 Monigomeyst., Jersey City.
Special Trsn will leave from foot Of Liberty st. at O'CLOCK m
returning anert be sale
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GAMElk--;tMBlEsS.

Gambling is q vice not confined to this metropolis.
though extensively practlced here, and there are
gamblers in New York who claim birthplace IN
regions even as remote as Gambia. Some Of the sa-
bic citizens OF that distant land have found tenn
porary habliation at No. 81 Grand street, where
party OF negroes have "dive." Into this place
drunken men passing by are often pushed and
when their pockets have been rifed are
thrust into the streets This gambling hell OF
the blacks is owned by one Wilson James, and Is
nightly crowded. At about eight O'Clock last even
Ing officer Carr or the Eighth precinct, was passing
Zens cDthes), when he attracted by great
crowd standing near the entrance upon the SIDE
walk. He pushed MS way in and found a party OF
ten negroes and one white man engaged In gam
bling. With the assistance OF other officers. whom
he called, they were al arrested, taken the sta
ton mouse and locked up
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A DARBY MARSHAL.
He Is Arrested for Highway Robbery aud
Committed.

He Is Arrested for Highway Robbery aud
Committed.
on the night OF the 4th of September last Emma
Curiey, an abandoned creature OF the Eighth ward
whose only associates are negroes entced a white
man named John McGraw, residing at the corner OF
yarick and Charlton streets, into room at No. As
Laurens street, where they met swarthy negro
named Waiter Prince, who resides at No. % Clarke
street and mas the honor OF being one Of Marshal
Snarpe's deputies. Mct;raw had been In the room
but a short time when the negro demanded money
from him. and, not feeling In a liberal mood, he re-
fused 10 give him any and rose TO leave the house.
AS he left the nouse lie was followed by the negro
VITO seized a stick from bale OF hay and dealt him
several blows the head with 1t, which felled him
10 the ground in an insenslbe condition, when he
riIcd lis pockets OF seven dollars in money The
injured man was found by otcer Farley OF the
Eighth precinct and conveyed to his home, where
he remained IN critical condition for some time.
The negro was subsequently arrested, but owing to
the blundcriDg manner In when captain McDer-
mot. conducted affairs was allowed TO go, but upon
Captain McCleary's taking command oil the pre-
cinct the darky was rearrested, and upon being
arraigned before Justice Cox at Jeficrs0n Market
yesteTday was cQm mjtted without LaiL
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e Eva ssI ms,fs S
A:s G;si:
sOu.hs;.nd. ScH Ann 0s0Tgs frs.OO!i ninssss:
::: ssI:,I:; ss s
Lswss, October y, $50 M-Bark Bessie Roesu, from
~: sS oSs x sasa one
s ,s'. and IN :sls ri y1 sss
boat Ero ic from r wnS rpS Washington DC his
PLYMOUTH &c, io.Arrived. schrs A BJaoobs Jones.
Sfx xSFt llsa H So: Az gS.sry DO
Thr.shsr and Kate ;ss Mary cogsws
sssSa sss''iss:ssl: s...
dySsS Sh S Ssss ss e:as
Tsn ao sS
En- Ssn
Sailsd- Steamer Whrwind, sherman Phnaaelphi. .ehrs
T ss~ sas ASa.s ss
M sssns sco an RHODE SSo d sss
Arrived, Adsn. s4ners;
Fowler EIizabe!hpo Silver Spray, Horton ontario Bar,
sss SS
Kew A.. oSassz
GR Se SsiS
Ceared-Brtg Nellie Antrim, Loud Rio Grande.
San FRANCISCAN, Oct M-Arrived, ship Comet Bray,
Yokohama. - 49, 80
SAVANNAH, Oct M-Arrived. barks Lohar Stewart.
Belfast; Annie Torrey, Libby, Boston; schr Abby Bms-
Cleared Brig Caharine (Br), shearer Amsterdam
SALEM, Oct ai-Arrived. schrs Charlie Willie Thomas
Rondout Sandolphor, Standish New Pembroke;
Lapwing Arey Addison for New York Lizzie Brewster,
Smith Jonespopt I1r 90 Albert JAMESON Canaae, and Com
STONINGTON, Oct 2l-Arrived, schr Fanny Fern Sam
ders, Newport for Pensacola. -
a9d.Arrived. schrs Connecticut, Stephenson Nswburg;
j Bleaker, York. Hoboken.
wILMINdToN. G. Oct Cleared, brig Margaret Leah
(Br, Charles Liverpool
WOODS HOLE, Oct 2s-Arrved, bark Almira Coombs
Wilson, Chisholm's Island.
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THE cITY's CENSUS.
Tho Complete 0ficial Returns from the xar-
shal-Narahal Shapes Letter Thereon
Population Of tho Metropolis 826,9l0.

AT length the enumeration Of the population Of
New York city is complete, and the following table
shows the result Marshal Sharpe also sends the
accompanying letter for publication with the table.
II viii be observed that the Seventeenth ward has
the largest population OF any ward In the city and
the Second ward the smallest. The Seventh. Ninth,
Eleventh. Twelfth, Sixteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth
Twenty-nrst and Twenty-second wards each make
q splendid exhibit, their several and respective
populations being equal to that Of some very i'm
porant cities.
UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE Oct "a 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The census Of the city OF New York being COM
p'eted and the time having passed during which all
persons were invited 70 make complaints and state
nents for the purpose OF correcting the statistics
and every complaint and statement made TO or re-
ceIyed at this ONCE having been carefully examined
and the statistics having been corrected thereby and
the day appointed Dy the Joint committee OF the
Boards OF Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen on the
subject OF the census having passed without the
attendance OF any persons having any information
to give In regard to the census deficiencies, re-
spectfully submit tabular statement OF the census
OF this city. Your obedient servant,
GEORGE II. SHARPE, United States Marshal.
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FAIR At THE ACADEMY OF Music.
Grand Opening Last Evcning-A animation
nr Beauty, Politics and Rclisio

Grand Opening Last Evcning-A Combination
of Beauty, Politics and Rcli sion.
Last evening witnessed the opening ut the Acade-
my or Music OF grand far under the auspices OF
heladies OF e. AIMS church, the object OF which
"A to assist in the erection OF the church and
parochal school There was tremendous rush
early In the evening, and by eight O'Clock II was
found almost impossible 10 thread one's way among
sSe hundreds of beautiful ladies and misses, TO say
nothing OF the great numbers OF the sterDer sex,
who had congregated 10 assist with their presence
and their money the good cause. THE tables, whose
numbers were. com paratvely speaking, legion,
were grooming audibly under the weight OF good and
pretty things which they were required 20 suppofi,
and the fair ladies who presided over them were 80
charming tha bat hearts OF stone could resist
their arguments In behalf OF tne merits OF tnen
s;ayor HasI, Fernando Wood, Matthew 7. Brennan,
s. s. Cox, Judge Ledwith. Judge Bedford ana seve-
raj other dgnitares were present the former gen.
renan formally opening the fair In AN extremely
M The course OF which he alluded IN fitting terms To
the great worth and many Christian virtues OF Father
Preston, the beloved pastor OF the church Inc
irish Grenader Guards, Company q, OF the SiAtJ-
niuth regiment National Guard. about nlty strong
ana 10 full uniform, under command vi CAPTAIN v;
r. Lgddy and Lieutenants Nicholas Collins ana
Joseph Allen also graced the occasion by their pre-
the fair viii be kept omen from one to nafpast
len o,cIOcK r. NJ until November 5, and every even
mo there win be concert by the Seventh regiment
na under the direction OF Mr. e. =. Graiuila, which
! alone worth much more than the price OF aunt
2ncs. }
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SHIP PIN g Ne W 5.
Almanac for New York This Day.
PORT OF VIEW YORK, OCTOBER II, 1870.
CLEARED.


steamship McrrImack, Weir, Rio Janeiro. &c W Carl
Steamship Weybosset, Bulger, Chareston-H r Morgan
4 Co.
Steamshp Francona. Bragg Portiand-J Arnes.
Ship British India ,Br), Tanner, London nnell Min
turn a Co.
Ship storkers lNorL Bonnevic. Rotterdam.
Bark Charles Leary. Baker, Adelaide r W Cameron
Bark Hakon Jari (Nor), Mahe wsor, Rotterdam
Edge 4 Co.
Bark Stormy Petrol (Br Dick 81 John, NB-Geo Cook
BARK Maggie Mcneil, smith New Or.eans--N Brigham.
Brig I Odiorne (Br Hern, Gibraltar for orders-Geo
Brewer.
Schr Chandler, Petts, Windsor, Ns-D X De Wolf L
Co.
schr II Cranda, Pettis, Windsor Ns--Crsndan Der.
teaux h Co.
schr Kedron tBr), Pet,is. Windsor. Ns-crsndali Ber
tcAix 4 Co.
schr Spring Bird (Br), Hatfield. Windsor Ns-cnndall,
Berteau1 4 Go.
schr p Blake tBr). Brown, Windsor, MS wnitney l.
Go.
schr g tBr), Ewart, St John. NB-Pe,er Neviu. 4
Sons
Schr q W Dill, Holland, Tampa Bay--G Mcsorley
Schr Emerald, Costa, Sag Harbor.
Steamer w Bruno, Foster Baltimore
Steamer Annie, Chase, Wilmington, Del.
Steamer Beverly, Brewer, Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie Fenton, Philadelphia
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia.
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ARRIVALS.

RRPORTED NY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Y steamer Narraganset Com Dewey, Portsmouth, NH
days.
Steamship n Livingston, Cheeseman. Savannah Oct co.
with Indse and passengers, 10 Livingston, Fox q Co.
Steamship weybosset Boger, Charleston Oct 81 with mdse
and passengers, 10 II X Morgan Go.
Steamship South Carolina InGraham, Charleston Oct 20
with mdse and passengers to Morgan CO. "a at
$50 PM passed steamship George Cromwell hence for
Orleans.
Steamship Louisa Moore Saycar Newbern NC, IS nours
with mdss and passenger to Murray, Ferris Co. Oct g.
q mes of Cape Hattsras large steamer, brig
rigged high and dry the beach unable
her
Steamship Regulator Pennington, Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to Lorillard
Brig Paquete dc Nova York tPortl CuDha Oporto, 70
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SUICIDE or A SPahihRO.

Mr.. Fabian Gorgoza, a Spanard residing at go
Hicks street, Brooklyn, returned 10 his house yes
terday afternoon and committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head. The deceased was sixty
years OF age and leaves wife ana family. He was
afflicted with disease of the BRAIN ana was labor
ing under temporary lit OF insanity at the time he
shot himself.
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d.ya va Lisbon a days, with salt and cork to Hsssmsyer
:a s. sss sp .1s: .a g @
American ship bark with loss OF fore and mizsen mast
bound NORTH sh ins lat . ~ Ion o. brig Edward
Passed Through Hell Gare,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr rhos Fish, Wiley. Piston, Me- for New York, with
scsr Lucy Blo.sum chstasls Roctpor for New York.
sehr RedTlns Davis, Nantucket Shoals for New York,
sehr Yarmouth, Sears. Hyannis for New York.
scS sy sas NsT E hss 9 for Msw
schr Waterloo. Brown. Prcsidsnce for NewYorS.
sr ss to- New
schr James Bsyis, Arnold, Providence for Elizabeth
schr r Bawley, Bsylis, Providence for New York.
sssr Ms.gn Buns Ba1ss prosdcsss FOR siz.1sthpOr
schr DAVID sprague, Haron New London for New York
schr Alice scranton, stewart. ouilford for New York =
schr Vim Peek san S Hartford for Now York
schr Wright psuson New Haven for New York
ss6r Doctor Ranon Brady New Haven or New gua.
sehr sssrns Ssye. Haven FOR New Y YORK.
s ss ESsP rsIst nssss ss n.
with SssS
sshr salie burton, palmer, Stanford for New YORK
York.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Taiapoosa McRitchie New York for Boston,
Brig \. II Odone, Horne New York for Gibraltar.
Brig Susan. -, New York for New Haven.
Schr White Rock, Hubble, South Amboy for Fall River
Schr Eagle, Chase. Elizabethport for Fawtlcket
Schr sarah Jane FordAm ElzaDathport New Haven.
Schr r Blake Brown. New York for Windsor.
Schr knight, vearey, Hoboken for Salem.
Schr w Bentley, Baker. Hoboken for Hyanps
Schr Sarah, Gran, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Il Wc!lman Ferret, Hudson for Pembroke
Schr Magellan, Abbot, saugerties for Boston.
Schr X s. jay. Hamilton kewburg for Boston.
schr Pierson, Ferris, New York for Stamford
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NEW YORK CITY.
An ''EsrthquAks' fOrf Next Acnday-"The''
Allen and DR.. Shine Before the
Interesting Police News
and Local Paragraphs

me following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In COM
parson with the corresponding DAY OF last year. as
Indicated BY the thermometer at Hudnuts phar.
macy, HERALD Building. corner Of Ann street,
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

Prizes paid in gold Information furnished The highest
ates paid for Doubloons and all kinds of Gold Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall strec., New YORK.
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Reca nj, ulnti0n and Comparative fable By
Wards, in 1860 and 1870.


Increase In the past ten years, 1l2,656.
Population In 1850, 515,547.
Increase during past twenty years, al 1853.
Population In 1855, 629.SlU
Increase IN past fifteen years, 297, 100.
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THE ELEGANT HAwLEY MANSION, 10 ACRES,
i Capp Villa, u acres,
Mcintyre Villa, acres,
Mcintyre Cottage, acres,
and 100 elegant Villa Plots at Tustees sale Of Grand Park,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1870.
Sec general advertisement OF DINGEE, KETCHAM CO.,
81 Cedar street.
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AveraEe temperature yesteruay ......:....:... CON
iast wear e 80 snx
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FOR THE NINE
J. teenth Assembly District, composed Of part OF tho
Twelfth, Nineteenth Twenty Wards, met Oc-
tober "a 1870 Miles, Of Laurens street and Tenth
avenue, Manhattanvile.
Mr. Shepherd f. Knapp was motion, appointed chair:
and Messrs Porter and Masterson appointed
calling roll the following delegates
ent-From the Twentysecond Ward stephen Stafford,
Thomas Norton, Peter B. Macrson, Michael McNamarras
from the Nineteenth Ward Michael Dunn from the Twelfth
Ward:
Edw ard Jones, Richard j. Walsi,
Hanford Horton, Josiah Porter
John Macarthur, Edward Roach
Bartholomew Mcdonald, Louis Frank,
Shepherd +. Knapp, George Cooper.
On motion Of Nj. Edmund JONES' the Hon. Thomas O.
Fields unanimously nominated for reelection tho
Nineteenth Assembly District Of the
state OF New York.
SHEPHERD f. KNAPP, Chairman.
JOSIAH PORTER, c..........
PETER b. MAsTERsoN.{ Ssohesoi'eA
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The Department OF Public Parks announce that 1
the weather be fine there will be music BY the Cen
tral Park Band In Tompkins square to-day, from
Aalfpast three to halfpas i've 0'clock p. n.
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the time for taking out licenses for public
Aas becA extended TIL Monday next.
Jacob Roth, aconfirmed horse thief, was arraigned
yesterday before Justice Cox and held for examina-

n. 8. Driggs Co. delivered from one OF tn cir
bonded warehouses on South street on Friday last,
m addition 70 their ordinary business. 1904 bags
OF sugar In thirteen hours.
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Mary Eagan, nvnsph du pare, was held TO
answer before Justice Scott for easing William
Addison, of No. 81 West Forty-fourtn street, Of
POcketboOk containing forty dollars In saloon on
Third avenue, Whine he was doing from the effects
Of too much drink.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25

the German Ladies' Fair, corner OF Broad way and
Thirty street. is nightly tnronged with visitors,
and It Ii hoped that o handsome sum may be
sent war.