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IANDR LETTINGS G.ARUaM srNIls.


FESGE Subscriber would inform the public that he s
ID now prepared tofurnish them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr.. D. Landi eth, of Philadelphia his
spring supply having just come to hand.
he mas also on hand his usual supply of AGRICUI-
TulaAL IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock of Straw
Cutters, Ploughs, Plough castings, Corn and Tobacco
Culuyators, plain and expanding, very extensive.
ALSO; Newly improved iORSE POWER & THkESH
ING bACHlNES, tho latter with iron and wood cylin-
ders, superior Pennsylvania made Grain Cradles,
peror Trace Chains from Is TO IA links TO the foot
Wheat Fans from SIS to $40 each; Corn Planters, and
great number of articles TOO too menlon all
made Of the best Materials and in the substantial
manner, and will be sold low for cash or approved ac
ceptances in Baltimore. Having an Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
er, he Is prepared orders for machine and
other Castings, and for Building Machines, &C. &c.
sa- JONATHAN y. EASTMAN,
No. &c w. Pral street, Baltimore.
Who has also % bushci Seed Italian RING WHEAT
inSloTc for sale. 81 fsaf
CAULfS. M ST. 1854 .iisssf
80 81 a ]. 8. e.
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ENRY NEW CROP ORLEANS Sugar.
NJ 10 lbs for dollar; fine Imperial EA, such 10
generally sold for ad ollar, 30 cents pound.
Beached Winter OIL, ono dollar gallon.
Goo2 Kitchen OIL, SO cents gallon.
Vessels furnished and goods sent to any part OF
the city free of charge. Il. POLLOCK, No. 10.
ap21 d3m Dalte: It. near the Bridge.
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JAYNIa,S KiAII. TONIS

wv T. have, heretofore, numbered ourselves among
w those who believed that eAlhefts Hair Tonic.n
sold by Dr. Jayne, was one OF tile raany quack noss
whose virtues seen beyond the fnsomc puffs
of ticir author. We willing, at length, to make
p2bic acknowledgment of the Of our belief An
intimate friend, two three months since, all the
top Of whose craniun Us bald piece OF polished
maIble maugre all jestng and rdiculc of the idea
bottle t3o of the Hair Tonic from DR. Jayne, and
cording to his directions applied it During the
week the same friend usieTed himself into presence
and zacoverng his hitherto naked head, astonished US
with thin, though lursnt grDwlof hair, from to
two inches in lengtl-upon the very premises we had
believed unyeldng TO cultivation as the uackless sand
that skirts the Atlantic. This Is puF but is religious
~ true, and to these who doubt the gentleman be
pointed out What is more in favor of this "Tonic"
The case here cited not of temporary baldnes
no sudden loss Of the bair-but was one Of years.
standing though The gentleman is but As years of age
philadelphia Lpnt ofThe Times October 2Ist, 1889.
The above preparation issola by O. L. Duhurst, cor
&c : TIRE Market Space. mail
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EnV orer OF the cOInmiss0ners Of insoIvent debL0rs
q for the city and county Of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given To the creditors of SAMUEL ID. TOY
an Solven debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted TO the said debtor, and that the said creditors
are required attend at the office OF the said commits
soners the court house, in the city of BALTIMORE on
he 9th day of July next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees, to be apponlea for
their benefit: and give all the information IN their
possession, the sadcommssloners TO enable tAem 10
report to Baltimore county court, agreeabiy 10 an act
Of Assembly passed at December session, 1851 enuued
&aI, act relating 10 insoEent debtors and that tie on
day Of September next, hath been hAed iol uic iii
hearing IN his case before the SAID commissioners
Dated The 2lst day of May in the year 1870
u I'm
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order of the commissioners Of of insolvent debt
-A5ors for the city and county of baltimore, notice Is
hereby given to the ere dtors of FRIsBY III. WEED
n an insolvent debtor that personal discharge hath
been granted TO the said debtor and that the said credit
ors arr required 70 attend at the Office ofthe said
aisoneTs IN the court house, in the city of BALTIMORE
on the 9TH day OF May next nj ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, and nominate trustee or trustees, TO be ap
pointed Tor their benefit and 10 give all the niorma
ton 10 their possession the SAID commissioners, 10
enable them TO report to Baltimore county court agree
ably 70 an act Of Assembly, passed At December session.
Io cnnued ian act relating insovent debtors;' and
aat the 5rdd day of July next hath bees 6yed for The
srs.
Dated the Ioi, day Of March in the year 1910.
nah 27-iaw3nl na5 Jevra,,
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WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIAIA AND

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIAIA AND
GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET LINE.
- eSJ=1 The proprietors of this Line having
k1vz;RkS purchased the fine Steamboat Coiumbia
she will leave Commerce street wharf
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock
Returning she will leave Washington every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING ate and Alexandria at O'Clock
Both going ana returning she will receive and lard
passengers and sh goods at the usual Landings on tn
Potomac lIs-I'he freight on such goods must be pal
ai the time OF shipment.
Shippers requested to have their goods distinctly
marked and to designate by mark on each package
when practicable the place of delivery whether Alex
andral Wasington. Georgetown, and in case of mis-
Garage loss damage Immediately 20 notify the Agent
ut the port of delivery otherwise the Company will not
be held bound.
All goods intended to be shipped must be alongside
before o'clock on the days of departure.
thereof.
Passage between Baltimore and any landing on the
Potomac, either way, 50, exclusive of meals
Apply 10 CHAS WORfHINGTON,
apld ent. Az
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EeE order OF the commissioners of ingolvent don't
II gors for uie city and county OF Baltimore notice
Is hereby gwen TO the ere ditors of THOMAS ~
GROVES, an insoiyent debtor, thgl personal dis
charge hath been granted to thesad debtor and thar the
and creditors are required attend the Office OF tic
and commissioners IN tle court house. in the city OF
Baltimore, on thc 9TH day Of May next at O'Clock in
tffe forenoon, ara nominate trustee Trustees e
I've appointed for their benefit; and 70 give ali The H.
formation III their Possession 10 the said commissioners
70 emile them 10 report 20 Baltinore county court,
sreeaiy 70 an act OF Assembly, passed December
session, 1881, entitled an act relating 10 isoIyen
debton; and that the 3D. day of july next hath beer
fixed ior final hearing 10 his case before the said con
rlfssiofzers.
Dased the a5ih day of March, in the yea, 1870.
ml1z -iaw5m ma l-leWws
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"A MOUTH NITHOUT TEETH is A
MOUTH WITHOUT CHARMS"
- II q

e door from Charles street, Fayee street. would
eaH the attention of the public, 10 the preservation Of the
TEETH. Millions Of Teeth are prsmaiureiy lost
which might be preserved BY timely and Jude treat
NJ; those, therefore, who sare the preservation Of
their Teeth viii please give him, call 70 well as those
VII NY rs9uire artificial ores nftred and I've warrants
hoperforin Ills ope atons TO the entire satisfaction Of
tsese who may hsao him With their pa.rl mage. 81
apg 49, .#zsHEs IS so p u o.x
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TRANSPORTATION or MER CII.aNDIzE
assssssl ESssssssaI ffHa es1I1
sss,ssssszz lsEss4sss ~. EEEEE5I d.
PHIL ADELpHfA, WILMINGTON & BALTIMORE
u a n

TI.fLADEIFfiFA, WILMINGTON q B1LTIMOHE
RAIL ROAD co. 4
FgSHES COMPANY viii continue to transport
2 Merchandise and other COMMODITIES TWICE A
WEEK 70 aay Depot on the soad between BAErIsoRs
AND WunIaoTos. Goods, sc. will be received at the
Coinpnnys Warehouse, corner of President and Fleet
ss from O'clock A. NJ until O'Clock, P. M, and reg
ulary forwarded every Tuesday and Friday directed.
Company have no authorised Agent, must be paid DC
fore they can be sent
ma 90 t,sr a, CRAWFORD Egent
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EE order OF The commissioners of insoveD; debt
N ors for the city and county of Baltimore notice i
hereby eVento the creditors of GEORGE CAREY an
1asoiEent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors are
required to attend at the oceof the said commissioners
n uie court house, in the city of Baltimore on the
fIet day OF June next, O'Clock in The forenoon
ana nominate trustee trustees, be appointed for
fnen benefit and to give all the information in their
possession 10 ule saia commissioners, enable them
10 rcpon 20 bahslore county court, agreeably % an
act of Assembly, passed Mt December session. 1881 en-
fitted, an act relating TO insolyeni deh;ors, and liza,
the it day of August next, hath been iyed for Tie nI
hearing il his case, before the sal "Reminiscences
Dated the 9th day of April in The year lsio
NH ifiaw2m ma 0 iovy11vv
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Qg-1Re only Line carrying the Great Afait.-kl9

fS55-1he only Line carrying the Great Msif=E8
= scS7 DAILY TO tbs SOUTH via Bat-
E11,zsyek ksas=rmore, Washington Frederscksburg
Richmond, Petersburg, Weldon, VII
mington and Charleston. 5. c. The Railroad from Wei
don to Wilmington, N. c. being finished and the whole
Line in complete order the Postmaster General has or
dered the following fast schedule to take place from this
date:
Leave Philadelphia ID night, reach Baltimore SAM
DO Baltimore a. NJ. reach Washington ii a. NJ.
Do Washington Ii! do reach fredericksburg 9 P. n.
Do Fredericksburg g P. NJ, reach Richmond IL p. NJ.
Do Richmond II P NJ reach Petersburg A. Nj.
Do Petersburg A. NJ. reach Weldon A. NJ.
Do Weldon a, NJ. reach Charleston next day at ha
past l2 (noOn.)
Travellers will find this Line cheap, pleasant and
comfortable any other, and the greater pa OF being
by land ensures greater certainty and safety IL viii al
be found the agreeable TO strangers, as II passes
through the Seat of Government and in sight of Mourn
Vernon by daylight, erough Fredericksburg, Richmond
and Petersburg the largest and most hoursng towns in
the country.
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a esx5z The Steamboat GOV. VOL CoTsr
s3zs4 Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips
and will leave Pattersci's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock
Returning will leave Port Deposit every Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at the hour and will land
passengers at Kennard's wharf, Chestcrtossn and
al HoRelI's Point.
G'.The Wolcott has been heightened and thoroughly
iy and entirely repaired both ia hull and machinery end
Is in the best possible orde
WIN. OWEN,
je y Agent.
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- = ID ~ 1se commissioners or insolvent debt or
Is for the city and county Of Bs WiT nq R1N1 is
nSIS ny sise'' -, dabtor that a personal discharge
tNS, IN ,ed 10 the said debSr, and that the SAID
vi ,ar ar CURED attend al the office of The said
oteaols IN the court house, in the city OF Balti-
Gull an tbe 4th day of May next, 10 O'Clock in the
esoon and nominate trustee trustees, 10 be APP
,nfcd for their benefit and to give all the Information
e tIer possession to the said commissioners, to enable
fen TO report to Baltimore county court, agreeably to
an acI OF Assembly, passed at December Session, 1881
eatitled aan relating inSovent debors and that
he 3rd day of July next hath been fixed for the final
heariDo In his case before the said commissioners
Dated the 9th day of March, in the year 1910.
mhI7-ia,y3m ap 30-law7w
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TOA ANNAPOAIs. CARTRIDGE

E-1ss 2 UT 9 81. I1ILFf.9FL'3.
n eszx74 The Steam Boat MARYLAND leaves
GS-7ts baltimore on the following DAYS for the
szSr1tz1ss.sa- above places
For annapolis, Cambridge Easton on EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY, ri O'clock.
On EVERY SUNDAY, at O'Clock, for Annapolis,
and return the same day.
And on EVERY MONDAY, AZ O'Clock, for Annap-
oils, St Michaes & Wye landing, and return same day.
beautiful TRIP for an excasio persons going for this
usual place, Dugans wharf.
IN. b. al baggage II the owner . risk.
ma . LEMUEI. G, TAYLOR. &
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I.EaAL AnVERTIsENIENTs.

say order OF sae commissioners Of nsolvent debtors
aD for the lefty and county Oh 9samoIei nouce CO X
SSsS- sa ins,ivent debtor, that personal discharge
hiatt been granted the said dettor and that the sad
s,r are reauired to attend the office of the said
eisi1lsrs In the court house, in the CRY of Bait
o on the sixth day of April next, at ten o clock n
,F forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees; 70 De
anponted for their benefit and 20 give all the
non in their possession to the said commissioners 20 en-
able them to report to Baltimore county court, si,
bly 70 an act Of Assembly, passed at DeGenl0
and tat the sixth DAY of June next hatl pesa Ieu oi
1ness7 .,o voor 1870.
Datea t q "a nay VI A0 ap % aw7w
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sTEA MROAT LINE FOR PTYTI-ADFoI

ST III. NAItUAA HIN II FUN PIIILAUEL
PHIA
a eez<z7 Win leave BoryiyS wharf, Baltimore,
z<sfor Philadelphia every morning al 81 o.
~ clock, except Sunday. Tire boats and
Of this line in complete order. The approved
and attention TO the accommodation of passengers
strictly observed, and meals served up in tiie usual
style. Passage through, ~. Meals so eta, ,s
ma % T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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eH ai has
slssi ii n3ha
ei ka33a a 4oeaa
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nUrcga CIEEEsE.-A few c,sea ss.sseTior Old
~ Dpteh Cstsess, For sale by
THos. PESSTMAr s Co,
fnasl n Rogs5's Wharf
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sas IS b a EF
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TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL PRE-
VAIL.

d9dOor frOmCharlesstreet in Fa,ete street Baltimore
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-27


Ia bmgT0~prrrYver a'apf
6.rlm. 1eWHaiiy popular Throughout
10 lngI ,a.ca Iuey ta.a .a 'o.
lbn, schools, apa,el.Ia'u others anl
,bo advanced scholar may CLEAN facts
-tyarta~rt a.,p sA .t4.a4..@a,aaAel 4
or has forgotten, Much Nigh, ~ sa.1 20
theif layof bat pafaai,ia ih' south "I'
end in them something 20 condemn 10
his third book--a little work on Africa
at chapcr Is, he Diseases Ne slaye@'ad'
and slaxal.ys.. and indo!gs5 10 remarks as
Objectionable to slave holders as any
thing we remember to have seen. lis
eighteenth chapter is an abolition speech
Upon the minds Of children, impressions
made, from Whatever source, are more
powerful and more permanent than al a
ny subsequent period Of life and the
parent who would train the mind, onc
nerve the arm Of his son to defend tho
institutions Of his fathers, and protec
the home Of his childhood, should watcl
with vigilance the character Of the book
that are placed in his hands. We hay
seen no book so we'll calculated to mis-
lead the youthful mind, as the one refer
red to, and parents and teachers in th'
South should place their mark upon il
They should teach their children 10 des
pise it, and the dwelling hypocrite
who promulge similar absurdities an
falsehoods.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-27

1t is strange that citizens Of this State
should leave it every summer and 60
wandering about in other States as tho !
they had neither home nor abiding place.
1t cannot be for health, as Mississippi |
during the last seven years has been
more healthy than any Stote in the Union,
ard -esf j. -Aa&e Always been as
much so as any part of theGlobo. III
cannot be for pleasure, for there GER
tainly is but little enjoyment in being
/ joggled ~4te and down upon rough roads
for three or four months during the year.
Ii cannot be with view to economy,
that's certain. We can imagine no good
reason why Il IS So 9tfI the fact
during the greater part Of the summer
months, whether the times arc hard or
easy, nearly third OF our population is
. absent from the State. This is improper
: aud ru1ogs 70 Tie STATE, ffc1l T,arffr 5fs q
/ sons. If men can have as good health
at home, and can remain there as cheap
, " as they can abroad, they are bounC
IS in Justice to themselves and their Stat
rs 10 remain; except when they have bust
st ness abroad, or travel for the purpose @
OF seeing and learning something. Me
Id ought TO travel for Improvement whe
they have the time and the means; BIT
his this thing Of running Off TO Tennessee
on Kentucky or Virginia, and sticking dow
ID, Tor summer in some obscure village,
tie a humbug and abominable This is tn
on habit of about four filhs Of all tho,
NO who leave Mississippi during the sun
oa mer. But they 90 for the society--ol
,ut the devil they do. Now, if these pc
es- pie would stay at home, and apply tt
he money foolishly squandered about villas
ks, tayerns in other States, TO the improy
en- ment Of their residences, and the e
Is hNhiNAk VI AHt OhliAul - VI iiiCs u
lie society would be quite as agreeable
lrd home, as they find it in the towns
ad- which they migrate annually; and
Of would be enriching themselves and q
md State of which they pretend TO be CT
zens. In ninetenlhs Of the villages
igs this State, il the people would stay
ssss ss-~.s- la Isas -,hss l.sS C.
test llyated, sociable and interesting, than
for the villages in any other State in /
lar- Union. EsUfy agHgsgaeA! shsl ear
pom engaged 10 elsewhere. may b. found
ais produced n. hcme, end nj much !.
Tors cost II is amusing, IL nothing more,
ling see light headed fellow commence ii
ca ing round aboai the ffs, Of April,
f. ;he purpose ef getting money to lea
: she State. Alier great trioulation
: e FssgsF.5, @eaas, srA seeil'cg ~. q
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60
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4
fHff8 HffIWUHW
WHA.sh8.a 4lHnumuf faaa.
ftfta1 #HlmJ Efaff na fHH.
HI.#aHg 3. fHf sHfIsf eI NIf. Il.
U.f ..Ih.Hf of ahlt nai. haal11'
b.a faUua b. tas nIien aI.He aa ufi
raftha IenIaIi lfha.'aaRa an etami
GtHlI Hy aHy tiuHHm.1a 81 Fla
iIrHWin or 90 country lHiHs haW
Croft sHtmaH' dauy y obey ts9np'
aIfh mih. NHlaa4' iHfiliefHfsf
Tha m.IoeIns verse; mhaa from lb'
Proverbs of s I9mon, wat found on s1u
diY morning Iasi 90 itn Stops 1i We ut
. Gaa 9f lho Madison Wing Aivoeala,au.
from lhe eh.fogmpby {. would saam cha
/ it vas from Zoe ponoi laly
uifI bsn,f t5dtrlIbrr e9fnsfof ahaos.
+ ur. Han eH d buwHag woman, aHd 90
v.d HHusa.
Asiha Bachelor RfJpfIg.0mol iha ~
yoalo have ialgIy, tiromtbo hard -As d
.ta umcyuui tsc.d.Hadty * fF'cqrIn.
Ia suiia5i, lsa.t isYcrl commenced ih
business on their own hook, Il Is presun
'.ef 4me Z. -s,et, .A4 ,.~q.- ,.llS stsg'
thoir domlctl, with particular folorone
10 their case. The scalof Pfopneto
would respectfully inform lhe writer
;#t8e verse, Gf IL be a lajSl that be By
!, never rnGtthg natter pari'oS i&e~Yors
! which she quotes but that he wlIl,ota
times, be ready and willing 70 recei'
"seoIed proposals." to that effect uni
otherwise disposed Of
D "Grls do you hear thatn
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-27

Ii is stated in the Journal and Adver
tiser, publishedaI San Augustine, Texas,
that Gen Memucan Hunt has been dis
missed from the commission TO "run and
mark the Boundary Line between the
Republic Ut T'gxas and the yHite1 /
States" The cause Of his removal by
the President of the Republic, is said TO
be difference Of opinion between him
and Mr.. Forsyth, the commissioner on
the part Of the United States, as 10 the
ownership of one half of Sabine Bay
and Pass. The paper referred to con
tains the following statement:
General Hunt, on the part of the Re-
public Of Texas, contended that the
treaty calling for the mouth of the Sa-
bine River proper. contemplated that
! point where the Sabine empties into the
, bay, and that the western half of the
Bay aud Pass, belonged of right, to the
country which he represented. And up
on the Commissioner on the part Of the
United States, refusing TO admit the
. claim advocated by Cen Hunt, in favor
Q of Texas, the Commissioners each, adj
journed to get instructions from their
respective Governments. Long, how
+ ever, before Gen. Hunt returned to the
e Pass, il was rumored here that his Ex-
t cellency had instructed him, in the event
o that the United States did not acceed to
!, his propositions TO yield up the Bay
= and Pass. In this the President seems
. to have been highly censurable in two
l. points First, il was certainly usur.
n patton Of power on his part, TO instruct
II the Commissioner TO yield up the right.
Of the Republic, when not authorised BY
~ -r'"-Tv'- ~.s
u Constitution; Secondly, in making pub
e lie the private instructions Of the Com
.e4 sissiopaEsv-fer eiiber. he, himself, ni
r. some one 10 the State Department mus
have betrayed che ssasiimFosca Hihsu
y ~ virtue ~ iheit Gnioe---0F i BevaI
10 could have been known here at SO carl,
Z. a period, and what other calculation
" could the Executive have made, bat iha
b. the Commissioner on the part Of iht
tHifai States wits a knn~inirn nf fi~a
!" Hunts Instructions, would have sill con
Z 'cga-1 f,s ,he pass .aa Rav
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II. c. JoSEs, Esq.

~ CENSUS OF 1-640,--The act of~Cv.5-
s7e,,s ,kae. &&adl. .sha- of lHge ..as. The
date when the officers appointed for the
purpose Of taking the census Of the Uni
ted States, shall begin their labors. Our
citizens may expect soon TO be called on
for statement Of the number Of persons
in their families, and other particulars
important to make a complete statistical
table of the country. 1t is desirable that
accurate accounts should be rendered -
There can be no reason however for con.
cealment. The present census is taken,
not for the purpose of aiding the assess
ment of taxes, but in order 10 prepare
correct information as to the population
and resources of the United States. The
enumeration will contain, besides the
number of inhabitants, many other par
tlculars, which, if correctly reported end
compiled, must constitute a statistical ia.
bic Of incalculabe value, as we'll as in.
interest Every facility within the pow.
er Of our citizens should be rendered tc
the officers of government. The popu.
lation of New Orleans should be induced
TO give full and correct information, moi
only from a sense of duty, but also from
desire of increasing their representa-
ton in the Legislature. No doubt scarce
ly is entertained Of the fact that the in
crease Of our inhabitants entities the CT
ty TO one or two more representative
than our present complement. Unless
however, complete returns are mad,
when the heads of families are applied t,
for information, this important adgaa
h. .-asl 10 ms at 10 one
therefore, be guilty Of Withholding o
cencealing facts ia the knowledge AM
asceftainmeui Of which the whole coun
try IS so deeply Interested. The tesui
of the census is looked for with no littl
curiosity During the last ten years tn
augmentation OF the Inhabitants lgbr
Emigration aGd natural increase hes bee
immense. In 1880 our population wa
aseerlaned 70 exceed twelve miiions. =
We should nv il was moi oxagaeratio
20 TX u al the present daso al sovuutoe
millions " 2. Bulletin