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TO MY COUSIN.

No. Cousin, no,-each gentle word
or thinc Is unlnrgn,tcn yot, .
That sweet low voice in boyhool hoard,
Fen manhool's pride may not forget.
do not tell thco this to fliter
Thy vain young heart with words OF passion,
For love has grown playful matter,
And sentiment is out Of fashion.
The world has given dilferent tonc
To feelings which IL could not btllo;
And manhood woAld dislnin to own
Tho worship of its earliest idol.
Nay, Cousin,-it is idle now
To lngor on tho past, or cherish
thought of that unmcanng vow,
Whose veiy nature was To perish.
For many months we have not mot
And yet they say thy mood is cheerful,
They say thy check Is rosy yet,
Aud that thino oyo is seldom fearful.
That in tho gay and crowded hnll
Tho mnzes ofihy dance are ligItest-
ihy voice tho frccst Of them ALL
Tho glaRccs OF thinc cyo the brightest
That bTokcn-hoaftcd lovers vet
- Are throngin= round ,hco By tho dozen
That thou art still a CAV cOqnetta-
And is it so, my gentle cousin?
hope it is-for thou, art o.o
Uniitted for weary trial,
a thing To perish whom tho sun
Is shrouded from thy spirits dial!
ct what OF this? Thou art not signing
OF slightod love to flower and troo,
And little dost thou think Of diving
For such worthless thing IS me
Yet. Cousin those were pleasant times,
Mhen we were in the moonlight strayins,
WIN hearts as idle ns the rhymes
with which my careless pom - playing.
Twas pleasant 10 behold thee lit
Thy dark eyes to tho blue sky DER ne
WIN brow rs fair ne mountain drin,
Whom polished nv tho wings Of Borcas
Twas beautiful To hear thee toll
Ofbowcrs in iancy's dreamy vision,
Where faithful hearts might cherish we'll
Tho holy things OF Loves EIysium.
Cousin.-thcsc DAYS havo vanished now.
AMI loves mild glance would in befit
The darker lip and haughtier brow
With anguish and ambition writ
hlnme tloo not that thou hast Lent
The blessing OF thy love to others,
Although my own ncvor meant
To be bet rs fricnd or brothers.
But time hath worked n changc-perhaps
Tho better for heart like mine,
And though it may mt times rolapse
And worship at its ollen shrine,
Yet, Coz, il were an Idle thing
or other days andlovcs TO sneak;
And idle were thy hopes to bring
tear on manhood's bearded check
Farewell, sweet cousin,-thou art Young
Aud wealth, AID mirih AMI lovo surround thoo;
And Ia wreck of being-flung
Upon n that darkons round mo-
Forgct-forgive the dreamy part
Which thou and have acted DER:
Go -kindle in another heart
The llame that buns i'm mine no moro
When married ,-for acquaintance sako-
Good Cousin, Pm sure thou'lt do it
Just send piece Of bridal cake,
And Twill write a sonnet To il.
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TENhUSI SAbE-ln pursuance of the provisions Of
n deed of trust executed the 18Th AprjI 1921 no
rdmunh Anderson and wife to Fleming Turner and
myself and duly recorded in the office of The Clerk nj
Thdrsday The 22d Jolly ne a. Oh The crsnisea IN Ala
highest bidder, for cash. moieiy Of The Falsbvr0
Mis- situate on James River, in the County of BUCK
ingnam-and also one moieiy Of the tract Of land adj.
joining and attached 10 the sad Mile, containing SIS
acres will only convey such title 81 vested in mo bv
the said deed. which believe 10 be stionsble
JAMES BROWN, Surviving Trustee.
1"he 90 il-6t
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NWiLL be sold on Monday the fifth day of July
w next, being Henrico County Court before The
door OF said Courthouse, III Acres Of LAND living in
.ie 'u county OF Henrico. being the Land allotted TO
me, in the division OF my Fathers John Burton doc
Estate and adjoins the Springfield Coal-Pit Tract 81
r Kan and others; ALEC my undivided ntere. in the
mn adjoining, being one'sxh part.-Terms for the
Land One-half the purchase money to he nail on h
I S december nex--,he other half on the goth Dec.
I93 TO be secured BY bond and approved security and
eh on me Land; or the title withheld until the first
payment Is made. For my interest in the Mill terms
VIII be made known on the day of Sale.
June III. 10-wItN MARy RITRTON
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AWANIED.--A Lady, competent TO teach all the
w leading branches necessary to complete an ed
ucauon' wl lind encouragement. by addreS,ing let.
ter TO The Postmaster at Buckingham Courthouse.
June o. 1870
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q to.iHhtAN,s portable improved Vheat 1hreshing
" hach,nes-From the increased demand and ,be
numerous orders which have been received for the
above, D Cochran has been induced To employ an addi
',onn, huhper OF workmen which will enable him to
supply any orders that may be given him. or directed 10
ms agent in Richmond, with greater dispatch than
here'oiore.-AppIlcaic.s TO the Subscriber will be
promptly attended TO JNO O,I,V
Richmond, May 26.h, 1890
me above Machines are in use by a. p. Miller in
Prince Edward; Jos. c. Cabcll, Nel:oa; B. Blake Tan
Pananno'K; H. Delernet, Caroline; c. Hinton, Fau-
quier-and many other gentlemen in different section.
ma ion. 8 COCHRxN "''
May %. 6-wst New Market, Uanovsr
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FHNRUSr SALE.-Bv virtue Of a deed of trust ex.
- ecuted TO u, by George Woodson, which deed i,
dn'v recorded in the clerks Office Of the county court
Of Buckingham, we SHALL for purposes in said deed ex.
pressed and at The request Of the creditors OF Ed.
mnnd Anderson, proceed TO sell, tor cash on the pre
nises' on Thursday 22d July next, if fair il not the
br' lair day thereafter that valuable and well know
property called the
FALLSBURG MILLS
with BIS acres Of good land attached thereto This pro
pery Is situated on James River in the county of Buck.
ngham, abou. one mile above Warren am! has on il a
large brick Manufacturing Mill, with two pair of Burrs
and one OF Prime stones Tor grinding corn good brick
brick store and lumber house. will,
several wooden dwelling houses and other valuable inn
provement' such a., barn, tobacco houses stables
&c Acting as trustees, we shall convey to the pur.
chaser or purchasers, the title vested in ne by the de
Aforesaid which, however, s believed to be good
N. B The above property Is to be sold subject TO a
pilot ies thereon created by deed Of trut execued
by Edmund Anderson to james Brown, Jr and Elem.
ing Turner, trustees, TO secure the payment of debt
"hereot balance Of about $4,000 remains unpaid
JAMES BROWN, True
June 20. lids GEO. BOOKER, { tees.
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VINIEN 7 MATTHtWS.
EBENEXER GRIFFIN.

70. 49, JUNE lob, 1880.
Sir To The above letter Of Cen. Matthews and Mr.
Uilhn,i would add, IN reply 10 yours NJ the Slst Of
May, that my employment in behalf Of the rersons
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RIcmARD cRowNlNsllrln

a correspondent Of the New York
Courier furnishes the following par.
tienlars Of this singular man:
Richard Crownlnshield, who com
'ni.ted suicide 10 prison, vas undoub,-
Guy one % The most singular beings II
MS criminal profeSsi0n, which hist.r,
oF hsiIsB can show. Ever since Ls Al
'A'Aed boyhooJ. his deeds have bero
characterized " ith daring. bypocfiSy.
eooiness, defiance 81 All law, and a
calculation and ingenuity that would
nave raised iitn 20 efainebee in SOCKETS.
bad ne received proper direction IN
h'' infancy. iIis recent letters, writ
ten during b's confinement, are bot ,l,.
part 81 Plan 10 rescue not only him.
sell, bot all his associates in crime
"a incident IS told ia this place. WLieb
msIks the eoolhess and preenu,;,n
~''h Which be moved in his criminal
pursuits On ,te night o. which Inc
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INTERESTING COMMERCIAL NEWS

iN E.Itf<o INV COM MfHClAI. NENS.
We learn from William Vance, ESQ.
who left PASSPORT for this place on Sun.
day last. that, on the preceding day.
news arrived there from ST. Andrews
and ST. Johns, on such authority as IA
obtain entire credit, that the British
West India ports were TO be opened
to the United States in September. un.
der certain limitations and restrictions.
The fact is said TO have been commu.
nicated by letter, from Judge Chip.
man, Provincial Agent in Europe, "a
Mr.. Johnson, merchant At st. Johns
The same news received by a com.
mercial house in London. II is added
that Judge Chapman stated in his let.
ter that he had been assured by the
British Minister that the Intercst OF
the British Northern and Eastern Pro.
vinces would be duly protected. The
character Of the restrictions, which are
to continue on the trade. is not given:
but that the ports are to be opened in
some shape, We think there is but liz.
tie doubt. Portland Courier.
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nALrI,foRE. Arc. u

BALTIMORE, AUG. ~
n Number Of persons visited Mona
ment Square yesterday, for the pur
pose oil examining very elegant Rail
road passenger carriage. just finished
by MIR. INLAY, and intended 10 b. ~
mediately placed OH the Road. Tie
arrangement for the &C oonimudation u
passengers is, in some respects. differ.
ent from any other which has vet ben
adopted. The body Of tie carriage
will contain about twelve persons. aud
the outside seats at either end, Will re
ceive six. including the driver. On ,hs
top Of the carriage is placed double
sofa. running lengthwise, wkieh VIII
accommodate twelve mose. 4 wire
netting rises from two sides Of the top
OF the carriage TO Q height which zen
ders the top seats perfectly secure
The whole IS surmounted BY an iron
frame work with on awning 10 protect
from the sun or rain. The carriage
which is named the s'Ohio," is very
handsomely finished, and will. We have
no deubt, be great favorits with the
visitors 10 the Railroad, the number Of
whom, We are gra,iGed TO learn, con
t'nurs TO be "a great as it ~as at the
opening Vt the Road. .2ueriCG,t
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Fsom the Journal OF IAw.
IScERrAiNrY Or TIE Law.

IL
AZ tho present day every man has
fling at the uncertainty IF tho law.
Yet upon Investigation il would appear
that m ut least nine cases out OF ten,
the uncertainty complained Of, is not
IN the LAW, but in the FACTS tn which
It is to he applied. The law has Sins
enough Of lis own to answer for;-de
fects sufficiently ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
--doubts-.svcn absurslities.
which ought to be removed ar amend,
ed.-Sst, with all these, we repeat
that, IN proportion To the number Of
disputes which arise between man and
man, there arc very Few cases, IN
which. iGfbc facts were clearly ascer-
tanned. any respectable member Of the
profession could not without the least
hesitation say what would be the law
The event Of LITIGATION is indeed
almost always uncertain the LAW rare
ly 80. Nor conld any plan be devised
for destroying this quality Of litigation.
Ii the most minute. distinct, and IN.
telligible rule were laid down for eve
ry variety OF possible circumstances,
N""iC"s oJ tbe oys never mas peeu or
can be done.) there would remain sour.
ees Of uncertainty almost as fruitful as
those which now exist. For after all.
what would be- the rule Of law proper
to be applied in any case, would de-
pend entirely upon the facts, s. those
facts must be proved by human tes,i-
mony. and 10 the satisfaction Of a hu-
man tribunal; the testimony and the
tribunal being both human. there fore
both fallibie the former liable to in
correctness or incompleteness occa-
stoned by intentional faIsehood, imper-
ceptiblc bias, or defect Of memory
the latter (throwing out Of view ~ilful
error as Of rare occarrence.) equally
liable to misdecision from prejudice.
Misrepresentation or defectof judgment.
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LibsrGIitg. "A man very plainly At.
tired, and Of a very unpretchding AL
dress, called q few days since on the
Secretary Of the Colonization Society.
and after making Few pertinent inqSi.
rlcs respecting the prospects Of the
Society. presented the Secretary With
hundred dollar bill. On being ssk ed
to whom The Society we're indebted
TOT TIE liberal donation, he replied, .
TTic'id to the cease Of African Celoni.
Aat'on, Who lives IN New Orleans. and
who Tor many years has had spportu.
nIsy Of witnessing the evils Of sIsverv.
Hash Spec.
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a young male slave was recent,
burnt az Abbrvills. =. CsFolins, IN psr
soshee Of q Judicial sentence, for al
tempting " DurdeT bic mistress when
the rest Of the family were abaeBi.-
Tie attacked Der without provos alios.
beat her wi'hA Hat iron. anil she having
attempted TO run TO = neighbor's vb,e
ne wa seeking broad aSe. bs follow
20 hers made her return, ADD had Bes
~ KILLED her when some ~ che isH.lly
fetoraed.-sbe is expected 70 recov,r
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LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES

The Editor az the American Farmer. ,,,
tie,uy the experiments on tie Liverpool All N
ehcsLrr Rail Way, on tl.e ilth Jur. u, 80
40 r,il,l,shed scn,e days ago, adds The TN.
correct and ood-hur"cured rvmsrks tB.h 60
These facts are very in,-,esunc =.
connected with the PROCESS Of on,
greater work 10 the Ohio. Weupl.,
stand that the directors here have b. .,
very judiciousiy, awaiting the re,ul, =,
this experiment With 6nlshrd ers,n.s
at Liverpool, aud that being So mu,,,
more satisfactory even than was ev.
pceted, no time will be lost IN LAC,
AZ engine Oi the same structure on c,,
road. Then we shall leave here ~ -,
morning, pass Ca'roll's manor at .yr
rise. just rs the old gentleman ;.
plunging. according To babit. hc.dfo,,
most into his limestone bath b,e,l
fast in Frederick. on sausse,s ,rl
sour circuit, dine on wild TURKEYS and
venison. with friend Cunningham. ~
the glades Of Allegheny; and sun 90
the Ohio upon MUSK non gays: c..
suming only one fourth Of III. time IL,
would be required by a canal boat ~
the act Of passing locks.
There are TO be 400 locks betvrc,
Washington and Pittsburgh; allopin-
Is minutes To pass each. which j. a.
little as il takes in England. MAX,
100 hours, or 1 days 10 get through the
locks, counting nothing for the dis.
lance not embraced ~ these locks.
which - at least 500 miles. which. =,
miles, are 5 DAYS more. making III,
trip ! days, and there is no hazard IN
predicting that this is less than Tie
average time that would be consumed
in making the trip.
BY locomotive and stationary Or
gines, passengers can be Transported
on level or over ala inclined plane. Al,
the rate Of 20 miles an hour, with p,,.
feet safety. and great ease TO them.
selves; the distance from Baltlmor, TO
the Ohio will not exceed $50 mites
and over this line, passengers will az.
rive in J.. hours OF allowing for con
ungencies, in 90 hours. The mallu,l
bring a love letter rs fast~asa Garner
pigeon could do How much our grand
sires lost by not living in these tine.
What an age Of revival this would De
for old Leather Stockings! Could poor
old Calico come 10 lite. he would no,
now be required TO forsuoar his beEci
that the earth went round the sun. and
not the sun round the earth.
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a Good Example. The candidates
in the county Of GGilford, have mutu-
ally resolved rot to treat. or cause il 10
be doae, in any way, during the pre-
sent cleo pioneering eanSsss. Let o.
thers 60 and do likewise; let the mo-
raj part Of the community refuse to
support any man, who seeks TO procure
votes. or to influence voters, by treat.
ing with ardent spirits: let only the
friends Of good morals discou nt~nance
this demorslizing practice, by positive.
~ determining to vote for no one who
encourages il. and that alone would
abolish IL. No man can be elected to
any Office, when the whole mora;
strength Of the community is opposed
to him.-l Salisbury ". c. Journal.
An ingenious mechanic in the neigh
borhood Of Hull has invented . small
lamp. which may be attached to specta-
cles Of particular description, by
means Of which and . reflector, any
person may read in the jarkest night /:
and the Continuance is such, that the
only light visible is on the part Of the
book that is read.
a taylor st Mayence has invented
an entire dress in one place, consisting
Of n cravat, waistcoat, coat, breaches.
and CATERS, which may all be put on in
one minute. lie intends to apply for
a patent.
Judge Smith Of Illinois. lately adj.
dressing Grand Jury. observed the
constitutional provision forbidding i'm.
Prisionment for debt except in case OF
fraudulent concealment Of property.
or refusal to give il up, had rendered
the prisons for years tenantless by
debtors from which. we presume, il
must be concluded that there are no
rOgues in the State.
The Manager Of the new Portland
theatre offers a complete set of Sir
Waller SCOTS FORKS. elegantly bound,
to the female writer Of the hes, Poem,
to be delivered at the opening Of The
'Theatre-consisting Of not more than
sixty nor less than forty two lines
Communications to be sent by the 9th
September.
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Patent jforing Jidchiac. Il m4
chine was exhibited in this Gown last
week, which excited some ssriss,i, ,
from The novelty Of its design; II va.
an apparatus for moving BY horse pow
eT. IL consists Of an axle-tree, w,tA
two wheels, and on the axle tree. j.
drum VI smaller Dimensions. from
Which baud extends to The hso Of go
other large vertical wheel. situated iu
trent of the axic.iree. Ou the cute,
edge " this wheel, is placed a succc,
s'on OF ssythes, and ia front OF tie
whole are the shafts for the horse
when the apparatus is put in motion.
as The axle revOlves, The band PLAYS
from the drum upon the vertical Wheel.
~hTh Is placed upon a pair Of thin
runners near the sroond. and it re
volves With astonishing force dwelling
All Iciore II. II requires the most Ie
vel ground aud smooth surface upon
"hi'h u - TO operate 90 advantage.
snd any irregularities of soil render .
almost useless. IL will perform The
IabosI Of about t~enty men 10 dsy,
On soil Fitted to is operation.
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Matrimonial Hoar.-A novel and
Iudicrous hoax was practised upon an
advertiser Tor matrimonial bliss, the
advertisement for which appeared in a
London paper Of the lIth uIt. giving
the address, ia General Post Office.
The advertisement, as is usual, detail.
Ell the good qualities Of the candidate
Tor coonubial happiness, ending With
fhete remarkable words: " Being able
90 give ample proofs Of these ssser.
sons, ne does not think he can b. tho,
unreasonable or mercenary in his ex-
PectationS, when he states them 10 be
Two references AZ ca character, and An
agreeable person. having at DISPOSAL
from f500 to PlOOO." An answer was
transmitted, stating that the writer va =
convinced that there vas no bliss like
matrimonial; that she was % years Of
age, bad black eyes and hair, sung
WE'LL &e.J aud what was more essen.
ual than all had Coco in the stocks.
81 nee own disposal, and would have
a4VO more At her mammals decease.
10 which reply was sent. eouchsd IN
language the most ardent and roman.
ue mat ever sRranatsd from the hen az
an enamoured swain, Commencing Win
quotation from Byron
'.Thoss vbo happiness must sis.
Ht"H shsrv h-haPn.sess wzs born . t~in. -
And other quotations too long For in.
seFtIoD, terminating With request that
the lady wosld meet him AZ Mr.. Tho.
mass, 3 francis street, TotteBbam
court road. After short eorrespon.
de"ee, u was arranged, that Mr.. Gro
rssek, the advertiser. should meet the
lTosAsrs Of the old lady AZ Lunt's Cof-
'ss Hsuse, CIeskeBveiI green, on the !
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Hsory HheoL!-rhe HiII.borog.l,
- L J Recorder SAYS. The wheat
hss been cut this season from fed
ga the vicinity Of that place, Which
yielded IS bosbeIs per acre, and he
gram 'sken indiscriminateIy from The
heap, o'' repeated trials, weighed 20
poobas 70 the bushel, after having
oeen hong anil thoroughly dried 10 tie
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10xIul u. lou1oAys
giers itself may. and probably will,
stand siegc. IL will be of short dura.
ton, ia my opinion"
The Editor Of the London Times
closes . biographical sketch of the lsVe
King, with the following paragraph:
we should fail in our duty, If we
did not suggest. that from the preca-
rious health Of King William. 10 whom
nevertheless we ~ish most heartily q
long life and prosperous reign, it be-
/ codes q matter Of instantaneous pru-
deuce, to take measures for meeting.
by Regency bill, the possible (thoush
we hope not probable or speedily emer-
gencies Of the Kingdom. His Majesty
has been subject to spasmodic attacks,
extrensly sudden, and at the same
time very doubtful in their consequent
ces. II, therefore, which God avert.
any one OF these should prove fatal /;
what sort Of conditio, would the EN-
pire be reduced t., without The enact
ment of some previous law, for com.
uniting TO proper hands the guardian
sup o' au INFANT queen and the al
m .r,i OF widowed realm'-
.e ns ooIec' Is o' suen prime ana man
there is no public business whatever,
to which It can be directly postponed.
The Queen Of Engiand. The Lon
don correspondent Of the Journal Of
r,;gn NJ Enc,,nd en-. $50
s.s , oucen az ,,,. .rJoumIn,. Il
heart and ;n,.I,.cs whn :" .I;.a.,,
and aha IN r,;s. snd r.C..n' a.. r,'".
.cter of the court .nd On .xL;h;, /.
BRIGHT exam,Is nj G-m.,s .,oa,,.n.a
20 her sex IF .varv con,,;,;on ,s.n.''s
out IN. re,Im - ''''s"'
Hest hd;a Jrod, wv. ~ a..
following from N. g, An.i..Py e
Herald. or the es,b al,
! Private Ie,ters Ia. 80
here from a eentIem,n ho,d;n = ~, 80;
cial sifuoJion ,uJ,r "a. Rr;";.fs c =" .W'
the writer had received posit;ye ;nfor.
nation that the West India Trade
question was now settled, and the
ports will now be open ed to the Ameri.
cans. = Salem Re gisfer.
Laborers starred 10 draih-Th~
Liverpool Journal of the e6,b If lime
says The pour lawmakers who came
up from the country TO Obtain worL in
the neighborhood Of the m.,r,nol;s
have suffered the most dreadful | distress,
owing to the state of the weather In
the neighbo, hood Of Acton. in N;,ldl..
sex, two Of the Door fellows wcre
found dead in a ditch. In IN. n.r;.b
Of Wiidsdcn, not far distant ,wo
more we're discovered in The s,m,
situation, and q fifth was found de,,I
, also some " here about U.mp.te,d =
Upon opening the bodies. no su.,..
nance whatever was found in a.. 49,
machs. excepting some sorrel. unou
which plant the poor creatures had
subsisied until death nut a ,cr;od ,o
: their sulfesings.
i TIE .Sol,m al,rJ,. ~.
Gazette of S.,rrd.v pos,"'
test intelligence rc:,no,;. a'" ,s 'ne 10
esting trial al salem II So ~. n .I.n
case was Committed ~ ,ho H. NC NC
Thursday. and thcv wcrs ILL -, vi
Court att p. NJ ~ d. H. 80 INV
Friday At o. 10 and ~ a" ~, Oh
said ,bcv ws,. 80, "a " iney
day at 9. p. NJ. The Irrv ,aaor on - n =,
thew eouLI ra, 10y 'epo''cu 'ha'
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CensNs Of BaItis,oye.-The detailed
,s'nrns OF the census Of the city Of
Baltimore have been made up. Pro,n
'nese returns, the aggregate population
o' baltimore, on the Isi Jone, IssO
was so'3l5' IN the year 1890, the
population vas G2,7SS, making an In.
crease N The last ten years q 1871
souls o. az ihe rate Of about fLiyfv De,
'+"' Nat. I'M