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This is an annual report from the Water Commissioners of the City of Albany, New York. It provides a detailed account of the city's water supply operations for the year specified in the title. This historical document offers insights into the engineering, management, and infrastructure of Albany's water system during the reporting period. It includes information on water sources, distribution networks, consumption rates, and any significant events or challenges encountered in maintaining a reliable water supply for the city's residents. This report would be valuable to researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the development of urban infrastructure and public works in Albany.

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