Reports of the Special Committees Appointed to Make Arrangements for is a fascinating window into the workings of the New York Common Council in the mid-nineteenth century. These reports offer a rich and detailed history of the city's public institutions and infrastructure, including everything from the construction of the Croton Aqueduct to the creation of a public orphanage. Through these pages, readers will gain a deep appreciation for the remarkable civic achievements of this bustling metropolis.

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