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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE MEMBERS OF PROFESSOR GoURAUD's
for ,s ,a c and h he M
G s the Css. are the TWO lecture
D.; he member. q either las.
ally be AIKEN las viii best interest
Ia answer to the wishes Of several who have
app,sa ois..o, By e be state. that fey more ID
they viii be delivered " Ss S
or the np.togn Class. bAs.nc
SEc G1s. LECTURE ON p MENTAL ELhSCTRIGiTY.
s 90 FS:; III
and give such cannot fail ia satisfying
ii lie sa ss when ia. h.
Tickets Is be had at the door Door. open 4. On
o'clock, and Lecture 70 commence at7h IS at.ec
IsSR av: s4s Ds; s.s
' sfs' :sf hal. ss:
saeet-Ths Preparation Of the Az. for Social Reform
DE- sss Of e cAR s h:' .Rd brief view of the
deiry expenses charge OF six cents will be made the
mss,.s enrolled s
sS IL sf w" on
sS, one
FAIh
JAMES HILLYER. Secretary Is II.ec
sav bosS e. &: and
& % b he'd n,9 ~ % small family
well small family wishing
the door, the will be found
gentlemen having business References
exchanged Apply with real name aud address, box 33a
per Post flee 33t'nc
A WORD TO THE KEEPERs OF OYSTER HOUs.
IA ES-iayng been among the many have been
Iascay ed the keeper Of Oyster House,
consequence OF the exorban high prices have had
drop few hints to those engaged the
wards breaking up this combDaCn Of biooc unds who
have brought about and TO be imposed by certain
wei under TODD themselves keep the
oppressive rries at all hazards This, suppose
bou about by playing certain game called you
tickle and will tickle youS That IS to say that if ten
three shall matches for sale
at regular stipulated prices and not TO undeseil the
the list consequently end sysen
OF fraud and Now the keepers Of Oyster
Houses If they will work IS hours of every "a
and every do lar they scanty
for their families this clique of and bare faced
monoposng conspiraon for US ALL BY saying
not and will Hence the remedy Il easy
be wi those who have been make. eral
days. with closed ha ches Keep this
to come understood all captains ali open
the halo day they arrive the succeeding day far
thest; provided there not than the Of
such iva and if this should not b. complied WITH will
pledge ourselves buy Of them whea do
pretend how much they ,ha charge qua
iiry that No-le them charge s2o nous they
hatchrs to Ire competton nothing but
this will sati Fly and the quantity marker will always
tqua chance both parties; but present
damnabe the tina: which resulted the flour
riot, and deserves no better late.
Shout Others attempt to teep thi. system Of fraud by
playing the scme perhaps they will find their
that hey have play il long. Pryete conversation
ms in lag that these few lines speak tho
| Is 2lsec sYNTAX
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AUCTION SALES.

AOO 1lOlN OAACO.
IH 5s7:.. 4. S 3 "a. 1: :;9::sS
TUESDAY.
o sss Of ws9. , & Piano Forte ocs .p.nt
% ss. ss:' lot Of ''''''''s
.aS Isy hsy os e and
and Cs sS:, "a
goods ' "'N "N''>"~- 'SA'' '
WEDNESDAY
Lax. .a. of v.a IVA si Ce ..co. .n room
SSs.elion. eomrrising raj variety Of articles in the
THURSDAY.
M.,h,r. A. s'eioe. az The sales room.
Of he best l .DS.nS S.aaS:
organ, and some furniture. ~
ss.p S be ss. afforded % . s,s
p0mp' in h. s'aSli'hmsPi rex charge
@5 REwARD-Gold Pencil Case l ost on the morning of
50" ps Sss s sna
f' "si, % the pre-
A YOUNG FRI NCHMAN. having fahen his degree. IN
a. the uniysr,ts e Pam. desires to ind able family
.is%;as Mae as.fI ssn ,ssfS
'"s required for complete ''a'''' APy ''
Co s01Ha Sch CHAM ,ERMAIps. NURSES. SCAMP
with for honesty N
'''''' ' GfPG'sSibEks6diN's o...l Temperance. ce.
Remuneration NJ Van Buren, HON. B. r BS aasn Rrx
M Johnson. Nctor
N Bier -Anraal subscribers dollar quarterly fty
ID 6weodsec
CIRCULA
THE UN0ERsiGNED, who has been 70, many years
neeted with shef's Office the of New York
has opened Office at No II Nassau street. New York.
the OF serving all Legal Notices, Declarations,
Subpe in or in Oh Force personal Mort
the transaction ofall sim lar business
For his fidelity; punstuairy and devoted attention bust
refers the under tsmen and
the Bar Of New York JOHN Y. WEsTERVgLT,
Late Under Sheriff of the City and County Of New fok
New York, Jan l, 1874
REFERENCES
The Hon Robert H. Morris, Mayor Of the City Of New York
VIM Kent, Judge Of The Fiat Circuit.
i A. TainadRe Fec RIDER Of City of New York
" The Justices Of the Superior Court "
Jh. Judges tftte Court Common Pleas
Fdwari sandf I'd
80 Levi. sapdford, Assistant Vice Chancellor
William Hallett, ESQ., Clek Of the Supr Of New
Oakley Esq Clerk the Superior Court Of New York
James Conner ESQ., Clerk Of the City and County Of New
Work.
Andrew Warner ESQ., Clerk Of rhe Court of Common Pleas
James Whiting, Esq District Attorney.
John Anthem, Esq.
Charles u, onor Esq.
David Graham Esq.
Salem butcher. Esq.
Alexander w son. Esq.
Graham Hoffman and B0sworth Esq's.
x. Blatchford Esq.
Joseph G. Hart E,Q
Ard generally the tho State Of New
YORK. iwis~m
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GREAT RoDBERY Wednesday night, the
reet was entered by thief thieves who opened
e iron sae and took thereom IA post notes of the Cit
ems Bank OF $500 each due LIST April s43 letter c. and
post notes ofsame bank Of $500 each due LIST Feb is43
tter c. and numbered $780, sos and 606 post notes OF
ne same bank OF 500 each letter c, Nos l6 l62 l6s
o. ~ payable LIST Feb l843, with two coupons of So rs
ttached to each; $3.50 in Municipal notes. $500 in gold
md silver and $500 in Citizens Bank notes. reward
y 300 10 offered for the apprehension at the thief
hieves.-N O. Tropic, Jan. 49,
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GRAND CONCERT
OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUsIC-Apol-
the faithful and worthy ADAM FECHt H. the f.rsou% Of
Phil armonic Societ
For this .on the hes. musical Of the country
have volunteered their services.
Further particulars in future advertisements.
TIctets 81 each.
Under the patronage and auspices Of the following gentle
Fam Ward NC. Hill,
T. Haggerty VIM. scha'fsnburg,
Z. Van Baar, H. Oitl
9. Won Bankensteyn, +. w. Kosher,
Robt l.. Stevens, &. +. Hover
A Stouart, A. Reif &c kc
Jas. l.. Hewitt, Il stsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsr.famed csIebpsd Pills. from Portussi,
perceive BE- obtained In this country See advertise
ment on the last column, fourth psge. -. 80
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the Steam ship
Ship Masters ana Agents

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will gi
so Of Shipping left the Port whence they sailed. the
sny Foreign Newspaper or News they may have He will
BOARD them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor.
ending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautical Information Of kind will Be thankfully
ecelved
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AMERICAN MUSEUm

n N y y n l.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
DIV vi il init ed evening free.
.,t1- UNPRECf DtNTsp ATrRACTiONs.--Pa,,o
Enta ranm.nt or Table Talk with other ODDITIES and Ec
cent,ictes, bv DR. VALENTINE
Wondsr III luc'dson Of IN. science of ANIMAL MAG
Es or Smithsop, F. X. SIS
Cesbrsted Comic Melange. by Mr.. and Mrs WESTERN
hiuesr yesement the Of the per
fornes Of Pek by the Young Wzaa Of the Noith Synor
FRANCISCO
Yarkee Cour'ship, by Mrs ana Mr.. W EsTERN.
Hurry them Cakes" and Comic Songs, BY T. g.
BOOTH.
III u SHERMAN, the b. Aut,fpl Ballad sirger, and LA
PETITE CEHlrO the admied DaIseue, also engaged.
ALBlNO BOYS few days To- ger
The ClPskY QUEEN, the surprising Fortune Teller
in the world be privately lied times regarding
Past, Pres aud Flu Events
ferior evening o'clock and Wednesday
and ~alurday afternoons a O'Clock.
cke % tentschildren under I2k TWEEN
five cents extra for private consultations with the 0psey
Queen. IA
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
nHY STREET, Numter q. between Broadway and
- Greenwich SANDS 81, OFT returns his most sincere
thanks TO his friends aud the public hrse for the be
al support received since he opened the above house hopes
by the same sct a cootinu tneeof
The Qualities Of bis Ale,. Wines Liquors Cigars,
X q, need comment
If H,fresh,rents to he had at all hour
until 10 AZ light. such as
Beet S'eahs, Poachsf Eggs, Sardines
Nntf0, Chops Cold Ham Buckwhest Cakes
Frisd K,daeys, Gold Corld Beef, ,;ogee and res
Ham and Eggs, Picsea Tongues, WEIGH Ra .bts SIC.
Dohi Brown-sout always drsught
good Dinner OF Roast Boied Meas for one shcg ey.
~ day from ihee cIoca.
Familes supplied " best Scotch and Irish Wh,ke~
No he better supplied with English Irish scotch Webh
and city Papers Always the assst Iossbls by the
Gsod Rosms for Private PARTIES Clubs, Meetings and Re
ferenees. f23mser
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ndered. She might have been disabled in gale. and
about for or months without having been fallen
/ With before she went down. There once case
reiy vessel was disabled. and drifted about for
'nshs before she fallen in with.
ME- j. H. 1roERsoLL spoke very feengly In behalf Of
officers and seamen Of the navy officers OF the
ant service had opportunities Of making large profits
culations the others had only duty to perform and
mere pay. He hoped the House would at one and the
me time. by passing this bill. do act efustice and
shibit feelings Of liberality to the navy.
MT MDowrLL also spoke very eoquently in behalf of
T. Navy The governments faith was pledged to pay
Is sum to the relatives Formerly the amount saved
pm the prize money fund sufficient; this had been
wandered by improvident egislation and was the duty
Congress to replace that fund lie liked economy but
en- ne liked to see it exercised in proper manner and
The Bill was then passed by the Committee without
nendment The Committee then rose and reported the
ill to the House
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON then moved to exclude 'brohers and
ser" OF those lost in the Grampus from receiving any
thi: money. This was carried, So to 81.
Mr. ERIcK then offered an amendment include brothers
nd sisters who orphans But before the vote was
ken, the House had adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

TO PKINTEKS.
EOH sALE.-Tws founu Of Type, Mniou and Nonpsrisl.
yhish have essn saed On the New York Herald. Apply
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MILITARY BALL.
THE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
will take place at .ammany Hall. Wednesday Even
ing, Feb, y 1914.
Tickets 49, be obtained Of John Carne John street.,
K b Daily, .. Broad At, Dominica % 0,senwich ss
oles los Canal ST. 8. X. Fowler. soX Bowery aud j. H.
Lownsbery, &32 Pearl st. do tF1sse
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMI SEMENIS.
PALmo,s N. Y. OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET
Ss.ass % ss'. Of IT, s s.
IMMENSE sucC IS OF TrURiTANI.
MONDAY EvEN snSg.. s.S & =. p.doru.ne. will
A xsish .soss time in N Yo, 4. Faga .g
EI,r siGNSkA BoRoHEss
st. 81, G G;sS.,d y;isIs.
f.: %:'';I %:'s:' Ss NY:
Sir Bruno Nob, 9!ss,d. I.a:. ~ Sig AlS,ra1si
The Who'll. under The dise.iea S[ ssss, vALTELL,NA
The 0':i;: s,; ;ssE &c. ''
:::s
The Hs; :s1 =; MONA
and others MT Th p L Gsxis Scenery BY
u made win hiIo:d tsap:sy
s he sss TO :;': 10
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CInCUS.
CONDUCTED BY II ROCKWELL Il o. r. STONE.
MONDAY EvEN!S MN h. F. sIs.%.ne., eonn.es
Alter vsa ss & s
eusrASytugssf T%E S SRarAr.
niTCHELL'S OLYMPIC THE ATNE
MONDAY EVENING February s-Ths performances viii
commence with
THE HUNCHBACK.
Followed by
JOHN OF PARIS.
To conclude with
THE SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN.
phHON'S iNDEPENDENT AmENICAG
CIRCUS.
| BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
Boxes Is cents; Pit lax cents
~ BENsEIr OF MIR MOSSOP.
MONDAY EVENING Etbrua THE performances will
commenCe with q Grdnd kutTee
como > Ag, Mr.. Mosaop
After which
Of Feats If senEtk SonRs
Dances, Feets the slack and Tight RopeI &c.
To be followed by the
SPRITE OF THE SILVER SHOWER.
Foilowe by
THE VIRGINIA sEhENADERS.
To conclude with
UNFORTUNATE JEREMIAH
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IN PACKET zist Fsbra ry'--1fhe s1psIior New York
w. built packet ship kOCHESThK Jshn Bri' ton.
master 600 tons burhen will sail above, her regular day
For fright passage having very superior acconmoda
ons appv To the Csptsr board, aide BurlinR
slip, or WoODhOLL MIN LuhNb,
The superior packet ship Hctnsuer Ira Burs.y ma,iss
lo5s tons burtnep will succeed Che Rochsster and sa
her regular day, 7ist March. MA
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.
THE CHATHAM 1 THEA IRE will open on or about the
10th Mach All applications Tor lpost paid)
will receive mu edi4te ateeop. directed g. Dsverna
Nsw York The proprietor OF his agent ill BE- und AZ his
Office the heatre between the hours Of 10 and and
to attend TO all business relative TO- the openng Durng hs
The Theatre will be re-dec rated and
nding the comfort Of the Of this fayoe ssbsh
w. b. DEVkhNA,
j3 tire Prop ietor.
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
Mr. BARTON. tpupll Of the ste Z. Ncholson) fesrsce
AVA July begs that is his intention give
structien Flute Mr. Barton psolesse teach
TO the method pursued by the celebrated Charles
Nicholson.
For and particulars application may be made 0ignor
Godone Music Store Broadway and Mr. Stoda oors
ji7 imere
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mn n, NOTICE;
1o !asass
hsi s0set q n; Boot 81 ne and
or o for sy, S ss so;,ou sa
Office will meet with Irompt attention jas lSs 2wo..
TO PRIVATE FAMlLIss-Board wanted Ly a gentle
man y,ie a8J ehd 70 aalt rs, estaoe family re.
VII g hi. sice. -' -''' : ''''e' sc 70 re
arrived has o. board quantity Of Eassh fo ,p Of
sold III f. t"'
OUILLs AND STEEL PENSION 900 Quill, selling off
s . Sfi sn BY a as cs al
which viii BE- .oid low either who essIe or retail as the
"1t. n Xxx Ssi2.'i a III
lei I'm !" 199 rea,, .Iee..
TOBACCO FOR sEGARs.-A lot, OF prime Wrapping
iyI A'' some line NinSity s. :s
MONEY TO LEND.
sss n1Gsy .s a va.
wearing and personal property i%s &C.
T9E ATTENTION OF HOUsEREkPERs and otns,s
7 81 = Ssa'i n Germany
o S,ss sf I"sIi . b iG ss%r s,,,.
Dsma,E Table Goth brown, half brown and white
Re ff o%sI.. d. 90 90
a ,i nd Ssss S brown half brown and white
Ao las of Needles. Of every description Of
ths best manufacture.
Draes as well as retail customer will find il gre'tly
their advant TO call and these Linens
opportunity for obi superior goods low
prices.
Call or few weeks only No Sixth avenue between
and o'clock n 3feod.e
Mrs.. CARROLL's Old Established Mrlicaed vsp.
used With much sudden colds sheu
ts. chronic diseases Of y. liver dyspspsa agge and f
YER ercup bronchitis. .y.iiox o. III. xl,ads
ii time, by giving hours notice In addition above.
Mr G. is prepared to adnnister Iodine any other subm
bath the IL falsely
by many that there danger Of taking cold AFTER the ola
Vapor Bath the e ct, however, IL properly
mpi,teed hundr Of testify Open ifm
gel ,ck the morning till o'clock night Portable Va
Baths sent to Of the city Brooklyn Bath
Tabs for hire J3i lwrc
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70.
On EASY. FOPGtT THEY ARE ON.-DAY'8 First
- Premium She r. Over with his kiastsc Sci
bssdes NJ and durable vsrshoe
perfectly sptsd 70 the Boo, and psns thar tbs
thar has over-shoe At all 30 rnss
~ itat whoever examine. them will
Iy give eeence They will completely do away
the -
Wanhousr q Maiden lane near Broadway Thoss whs
want Day, Over shce should remrrs Der No rs.
iFE PREsEkVE,S AND JACKETS The bet arti.
Gle in the U,ited States Orde for the Houth
West aud North .xecnte~ The possible style By
thu uasutacto er. bOHACE II. DAY, Is Maiden lane.
10 im''c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-23
Another Magnificent Weekly Herald.
ANOTHER SERIES OF THE
NATIONAL LYRIC s
With numerous Illustrations.

We shall Issue Saturday morning next sno
Their Illustrated Weekly Herald, containing the
third series Of the National Lyric Poems. The in.
terest excited amongst all the political parties Of
The day, by the publication of all these choice and
original poetic illusions, has been altogether un-
paraleled. sThe demand for the paper containing
them has been perfectly astonishing. Ofeach OF
these Illustrated Weekly Hsraids we printed two
or three large editions usual issue, and all
went off like lightning
The Weekly Herald Of next Saturday will con-
tain several very original and piquant songs, which
have been written since the publication OF our rst
issue of the American lyrics, and which so consi-
derably ahead of any in the former series. All will
be illustrated by characteristic engravings-cuts for
all par les.
This is the true poetry of the people and of the
iimes-the gushing forth of the national SOULFUL
OF sentiment, humor, feeling, patriotism and pahos.
Price of the whole only 81 cents.
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90 BERNARD'S DfARRHQcA MEDICINE HAS
ALREADY saved more lives than lost at the battle Of
Waterloo and received numerous testimonials oits
merits than would be to gladden. and make sue
logged the footsteps Of diseases from Maine to Georgia
from the Sabine 10 the st. Croix II has followed the fell
In his vstations TO the lowest cottage and the
prsudes mansions IL has found out the oil Of Joy in the
place Of mournng restored the bloom Of health upon
the cheek Of pad infancy and brought relief and COM
distressing complaints the emaciating diarh@a
the simple but painful choc. the graver and
lenting bilious choc and the awful cholera tsehave all
vanished away before its benign and healing influence
and Welded living trophies Of IL triumphant
For sale by the proprietor at ~ Nassau street. NewYor
This medicine i also sold by w. H. Minor corner Of
John street and BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-23

z NBLo's.-The Stars at the Astor, and the bur-
lesque entitled The Revolt the Poor House will be
formed this evening. A great bill.
ETHIOPIAN OPERA-PALMo's OPERA HOUSE,
No company OF vocalists ever yet attracted such
attention and interest," the Ethiopian Serenadsrs Skill
full heyond measure in their artdecorcus highly re
specul in their they have sustained
here, for two weeks, impershable reputation. To
those who have not witnessed this novel style Of
advise them to catch 1.-THE feeng hourn for TO NOR
row evening is perempory their very last appearance
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ATTEMPT TO LOB n BANk.-An attempt was
made to rob the Bank of Middebury, VT on Sa-
tnrday the 10th inst The Free Press states that Mr.
Warner, the cashier. awakened in' the midst Of
thunder storm by attempt raise the north back win.
dow. Heperceved the scoundrels by the fash Of light
ming The thief had probably noticed Mr. Warner du-
ring the evening making up bundle Of $4,000 be sent
of, which net deposited in the vault The next
morning, upon examination, piece Of a flo found
under the window upon which several marks oil violence
were apparent
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Police HecOrd-Auc 22.-HIoHwAv ROBBERY A
most daring highway robbery was committed in one OF
our most public streets, on Wednesday evening As
Andrew II. Powell, Of 4i9 Broadway, was passing up
Broadway near Dey street, he accosted by three
strangers, when conversation ensued, and they
separated at Fulton rect. he bidding them good night
sgan and asked to light his crgsr and also for the time
OF night Mr. Powell in the Of drawing out his
watch when he received several heavy blows his head
that felled him to the pavement insensible. On re-
covcry he found that his gold watch valued OF hun
dred and seventy five dollars and about So money had
been stolen from his person. Being much injured he
walked down Fulton street. 10 the office OF DR. Fawcet
at 1885, and rung the alarm bell In order have his wounds
dressed. While there, Mr.. John McOran for DR..
Fawcet to visit patient and descending into the base
ment he found the private door open. Presuing that
some had broken into the house. he locked the door,
to secure him inside and In few minutes afterwards.
man was heard the basement steps, In his stocking
feet who said he had entered the house to obtain lodg
ings On being brought into the presence Of Mr. Powell
asked him fer the light OF the cigar and the time Of night
before he knocked down in Fulton street. DR.. Faw
Get and Mr. McOran then proceeded with the robber to-
wards the watch house, accompanied by MIR. Powell
They were Immediately attacked by the two men, suppo
sed be those who with the prisoner before the rob-
berry, and general struggle ensued to obtain his rescue
aided by the energies OF the prisoner, who scratched
dy. During this whole difficulty not q Waterman to
be heard FROM They finally succeeded in bring
ing the robber to tho watch house, but his associates
and upon examination yesterday before the Police he was
fully committed None of the property was recovered
The absence Of the watch the route taken by the par
ties securing this rogue should be enqued into by the
watch and police committee the Captains OF Centre
street district are too necientto investigate any thing
submitted to them.
INrEMPERANcE--Aa Incorporate woman, named Fox
toe wife Of Patrick Fox the Sexton Of st. James Church.
was held to bail yesterday flor making Of obscene
and threatening language TO- wards certain persons
tenants OF the house % James street.
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We have compiled table OF the popular vote in
those States where elections have this year been
held, and placed IL in comparison with the vote in
the same States in 1870
This statement docs not exhibit the full vote in
all the States. and we have, therefore. compared
county 10 county, and publish the result. We give
the actual majerides when the full vote ls not
known, and thus accurately show the loss and gain
Of each rauy
PorrAsn lorr.