City Items.
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PICTURE OF NEw-YoRK IN ls46.-Homans IL
ls 2a5 Broadway, have just issued work OF which le
lille /. as follows "A PICTURE OF NEw-fohK IN le1o
with short Account of Places in its Vicinity designed
8, Guide to Citizens and Strangers with numerous
Epcravinsp, and Map of the City" l; opens WIN an
article on the Early History of the City which though
brief contains much that OF general interest THIS
followed By short history Of Washingsons Retreat Oh


The Old Jersey Prison Ship, and of the Yellow fe'ef
and Cholera Then cones General Description OF l.e
City followed by Notice Of the principal Towns II 'ie
vicinity These are followed by Description Oh '.ie
various Public Buildings in the City fext comes sS
Of the Religious Institutions their ofcers paee'


business. &c. The number of these is s. ne
lent Institutions, such Hospitals, AsyiuS &C are
next noticed Then come notices of Literary aercan'
tile Theological, Medical and Mechanical Institutions
and Places of Public Amusement The history and pre-


sep: condition of the Croton AGueduc form the subject
of special chapter do also the Public Schools Pao
lie SQUARES Eating Houses Markets, Ferries Steam
boa,s and Packets Stage Lines, Omnibuses Expresses


Dapuerrian Galleries, Artists Rooms, Banks, Gymns
sums &C. each respectively The list Of Churches and
Ministers appears to be complete. OF many of the prin-
c;na Churches there is brief history accompanied by
epgravings The number of Churches in the City, OF
