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ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY. The Cincinnati
papers announce the arrival at that port, Of
the barque Muskingum, fitted out at Marietta,
and destined to Liverpool, or any other part Of
the world. She was built three hundred miles
above Cincinnati, and will descend only fifteen
hundred miles before she is worked by the
Ocean tide.
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MARINE LEST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, ls45.
FROM THE EXCHANGE REApING-Room BOOKS
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
snip Garone, Myers, Havre, via James River .
Brig General Pinckney, HOBBS Charleston, Jno. X.
Randall. O 49,
Sem Eliza Ann, MCLEAN, Philadelphia, John W.
Brown. -
schr Highlander, French, Boston, Osborn & Whit
ridge.
SAlLED-Schr Watchm IN, Winslow Nassau NJ P
ARRIVED,
schr Maria, Bucklin, ID days from Newbern, ". C.
naval stores and lumber, TO J. Corner s. Sons.
Schr Com Warrington, Gatchrl, from Iagsayra
and Porto Cabelo 18th ult. coffte and indigo TO VIM
Howell Son. Left no American vessels at latter
schr Prudence, Eckston, days from Charleston.
lumber Spoke LIST inst lat. 81, Ion. u.s. schr Lucy 2
days from Philadelphia for Wilmington, ~ c.
Schr John Emery, Wood, from Alexandria, mdse
to Rose, Merrill s. Dodge
Sloop Union, Cottingham, from Philadelphia, mdse
to John w. Brown.
Steamer r. F. Stockton, Layman, from PbiadeI-
phia, mdse. TO L. G. Harris.
Steam packet Georgia, COGey, from Baltimore.
on the Point-A brig, supposed the Martha, Par
ker, from Bottom assorted cargo, to Thomas Whit
ridge s. Co.
MEMORANDA.
Baltimore pilot boat Comet, Wise, from a cruise
arrived at Norfolk LIST inst reports barque Archibald
Oracle, Rice for Barbadoes brgs Baltic Arey for do:
Frances, Soue, for West Indies; and Adriana (Br.)
Hunt, for Demarara, all from Baltimore "a hayino
gone TO sea on Friday last.
Brig Canada, Wiley, Of Baltimore, sailed from Cal
lao 4h jan for Equekc, load for the United States
ship Rhone, Harvey, was daily expected from Val
paraiso.
Brig Adna, Sherman, for Baltimore was loading At
Cardenas about 22d ut
Brig Almena, Dill for Baltimore cleared al Boston
Sd inst; aud barque j. W. Paige, Tay lor, from BaIt-
more, arrived at do same day
Brig Joseph Balch, Halett, from Boston for Baitj-
more, was spoken 2Sth ut. lat 80 So lon u 49,
Schr Queen, Smith, for Baltimore, sailed from Pro
violence Cd inst.
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THE EXPRESS. The express with Mr.. Folks
inaugural address, which left this city on Tues
day afternoon, reached Philadelphia at six o'clk'
The express for the West reached Cumber-
land at 25 minutes past O'Clock. The dis
lance of 1876 mles,-from Harper's Ferry to
Cumberland was run in hours and As mi
nutes,
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AN OBSTINATE CASE.
Il Al TrIAtnRE Enh ,ltl, 81


DIR. II. w. ANDREWS:
{G3- Sr-The box of DR.. Smiths s'Sugar coated
Indian Vegetable Pilis' purchased of you some two
aoout Is years of age) the most happy effects on the
system. He had been for some years very delicate
in health, and very much subject to Fever aud Chs,
much so AZ to create alarm for his future health
and for two or three years we had to keep him from
school most of the time. am now frank to acknow-
ledge the complete restoration of his heath, and fair
prospect of its permanent enjoyment.
JOHN A. SANGSTON,
No SO Hanover street.
G3- Sold by II. w. ANDREWS Druggist, IIill-st.
one door from $. Charles-st and other respectable
Druggists in the city
N3sCAUTION. See that DR.. G. Benz. Smiths
name is written upon every box. Principal office l7g
Greenwich street, New York Mid eo3t
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A L. NJ A N A C,
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, 4tf inst. by the Rev. Dr. G. C.
NJ Roberts, Mr.. STEPHEN GEORGE, Jr., to Miss Man
GAREr l.. SHAMBURG all Of his city.
On the 4th inst by the Revd Mr. Puryiance TAR
BOUT GRANT, of Cecil county, TO Miss MATILDA AN,
CROMWELL, of this city.
On the I'd inst by the Rev. Mr.. Dorsey, ALExAsDss
r. BROWN to Miss LUCINDA BAILY, all Of this civ
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TV1HE RESULT of selling so many Of the CAPT

vHNHE hESULV OF selllng so many OF the CAPT
n tai prizes is constant rush to DOYLE'S CAPl-
TAI PRIZE DEPOT, No. IA PRATT STREET, oppo-
site the Railroad Depot (next door to Bradshaw's
United States HOtel.) Several more capital prizes
sold during the past week The year ls45 has brought
with it an extraordinary of good luck TO the IA
rans Of the CAPITAL Prize Depot If you wish 10 90
in for portion of this good luck give DOYLE cali
and get some of the splendid capitals to be drawn this
week $685.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. ' IN
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 900, tickets sa., shares i,
SATURDAY., capital $4,000, tickets al, shares in
proportion Risk of 90 whoes tickets sio haiaa az
quarters 49, Certificates will be issued al these nrics,
Sene your orders early 70 the right place.
chase by the package or quantity p'i-
For SAFE in the greatest variety of lucky numbers b.
ne pacRase, single Ticket or share. All orders, NJ
,, NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street
tRj Opposite B. O. Z. R. Depot
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AszA FOR RENT. A large three story Brick
HfTTt1 House, with Brick Stable and Carriage House
lfleM suitable for geneel family-go0d water,
- high and healthy. This Lot fronts streets
lou leet Deep II would suit for male or female board
ing school, having Is rooms in the house. 1t is sit
uated IN Lexington street, above Cove. The rent to
good tenant would be made at $3.50 per year. if i'm
mediate application be made to the subscriber
~ The omnibuses run past il within $50 wards
every half hour.
mh6 2aw4t JOSHUA nRyDEN
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STATEMENT OF FRANCIS Thomas. We have
received from the publisher at Annapolis, Mr..
George Johnston, a copy of pamphlet of up
wards Of 90 pages, containing statement Of
EXC overnor Thomas, in relation to his unior-
tunate domestic difficulties. We have not had
leisure to read it, and therefore cannot speak Of
its contents. 1t is deeply to be regretted that
circumstances have transpired to render such a
publication necessary We notice that the
Publisher has obtained copyright to the
pamphlet, in order to prevent its appearance in
the newspapers. A large number of copies
however, have been printed for gratutous cir
cuE7tion.
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H3- Mr.. GEORGE r. GLIDDON will commence
a New course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, and elucidated by specimens Of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from M. J. CoHEN's Cabi-
net, at the Masonic HALL, st. Paus-st, On TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, at "a o'clock. % The
course will be continued on Feb. 90, %, 81, and Mar.
3D., 9th and Sth.
l3- TICKETS, with Programmes, specifying the
subjects of each Lecture for sale at the bookstores OF
J. Robinson, No l42, I. P. Cook, No. 76, Armstrong
Berry, No. 1866 Knight Colburn, No 2l6, Cush-
ing s. Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; Shuuz &
Taylor, No. ~ North street, at Barnum's Hotel, and
the Masonic Hail. Gentemens Tickets ST., ladys
ST. for the course single admission so cts fe22
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SMUGGLING. The cost Of the British estab-
lshments formed for putting down smuggling
is upwards of 100000 year, while the value
of the conttaband goods seized does not, per.
haps, exceed $4,000 year; and yet it is fact
that goods of the value of between e3, 900, 00(
and $4,000, 900, chiefly brandy and tobacco ARE
every year struggled into Great Britain.
THE NEXT SENATE. The admission oFFlo-
rida and Iowa adds four more members to the
U. S. Senate. These, in all probability, will
be Democrats, which will give an undoubted
majority to that party on the meeting of the
Senate next December
SENTENCED. Oc-ta- ca-haur, the Cherokee &c
charged with having murdered his wife, was
sentenced to be hung. The execution was TO
take place on the 9th ult. lie was full Che
rokce, about twenty-five years of age. The
sentence, it is reported, produced but little i'm
preston upon him.
NoMNATIoN. The American Republicans
of St. Louis have nominated Peter Camden,
Esq, for mayor of that city.
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CtrRKs AND REGISTERS. The Maryland
Republican of yesterday contains the copy of a
bill, introduced into the House of Delegates on
Friday last, by Mr.. Lynch, of Anne Arundel
county; of which we give synopsis.
The first section provides that accurate ac-
counts of receipts and expenditures shall be
kept, and returns made upon oath OF aflirma-
ton.
BY the second section, the oath or aItrma-
ton is to be recorded in the books at the bot
full and fair returns of each of said balance
sheets shall be transmitted to the Governor by
the first Monday of January in each year, to be
laid before the Legislature.
Section third requires that said Clerks and
Registers SHALL at the close of each quarter
pay to the treasurer of the State the full amount
of all monies received by them for fees, to be
carried by the treasurer to the credit of the
State.
Section four provides, ''that the clerks and
registers aforesaid shall each be entitled to re-
ceive from the Treasury Of the Shore where
they belong, to be paid them quarterly, the fol-
lowing sums as full compensation for their per-
sonal services over and above the expenses
hereinafter allowed them, provided their offices
shall have yielded those nett amounts, viz: the
clerk of Baltimore Court, the clerk of the Court
of Appeals for the Western Shore, the Register
of Wills of Baltimore City and County and the
Register in Chancery, the sum of seventeen
hundred dollars; the Clerks and Registers of
Wills of Frederick and Washington counties,
the sum of twelve hundred dollars each; and
the Clerks and Registers of Wills of all the
other counties, and Howard district and the
Clerk of the Court of Appeals Of the Eastern
Shore and of Baltimore City Court, the sum of
one thousand dollars each"
BY section fifth, should the income of the Of
flee not yield nett sum equal to the compon-
saton above allowed to the incumbent, then he
shall receive only the nett yield of his Office
The sixth and last section provides, ''that
the actual expenses for clerk hire, fuel station
airy and contingents for the last year in each
of said offices, shall be allowed TO each Of the
incumbents oft them for those purposes respec-
lively for the year to come, and that after the
first Of January, 1916, the Legislature shall es-
tablish the mode in which those items of ex
pendturc shall be fixed and regulated"
Should this bill pass there will not hereafter
be so eager a desire to obtain the offices OF
Clerks and Registers, either in Baltimore city
or the counties of the State; though we have no
doubt that competent persons can be pro-
cured even at the reduced salaries. We are
disposed to make more liberal allowance to
Clerks and Registers, though we warmly APP
prove reduction in their compensation. No
public officer should be permitted to accumu-
late fortune by his office, at a time when the
people are laboring under heavy and burthen-
some taxes.
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us AND BRILLIANT TIMES

~ sui IN continuation at TUCKER s. BRO.'S.-
CAL and see the prizes sold by them in yesterdays
scnene: S3ooo IN quarter, and $1,000 in a halftck-
ct to czens-l of $3.50 to a lady from Baltimore CO.,
and $l0oO in whole ticket to Niddetown Pa. ~.
IorDAY, $40 ,0OO-Tckets $4--75 Nos. Is ballots.
IN SAIuRDAY next, the Small Fry draws again,
capital $4OOo-Tickels 81, qrs 25 cts Packages of
qrs, on certificate SO 37t, eighths 81 Co.
Inc drawn Nos of yesterday Lottery are,
4 " 30 Is 81 81 Is 4S ~ Is % - 81
TT. TUCKER & BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market SDace
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TINS LEGISLATURE. On Monday next the
Legislature Of Maryland must close its session;
after which its acts will pass in review before
the people. What has been, or will be done,
towards protecting legal voters in their rights
aud preventing the commission of frauds at
elections? We are not advised that any eff
cieut measure has been devised, or is in con-
temptation, although we have heard surmscs
that something will be done. Are members
afratd OF taking the responsibility of doing
right! They were elected under a different
impression, and we know that energetic mea-
sures have been anticipated at their hands, and,
should an adjournment take place, leaving mat
tiers ia relation TO the right Of suffrage as they
found them, the disappointment and mortifca-
ton will be great. We trust that there will yet
be eiiectual action upon the subject.
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q FOR pOyGOVEaC CITE A.

ri san~T7 FOR PONGOTEAGUE.A C-
slEsy sas COMAC CO., E. S. OF VA The
Sska.ssaszsssfz> Steamer RAPPAHANNOCK Cant,
NOAH FAlRBANK, will touch at Pongoteague, AccO-
mac Co., e. s. of Va, on her trips to and from Fred
ercksburg as heretofore and will continue 10 leave on
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
s. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
nhO Office Hughes QUAY.
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CRop OF SUGAR IN CUBA. The New York
Express says-"The advces from all parts
ofCuba by letters received by mercantile houses
in this city, indicate that the crop of sugar and
molasses will be materially reduced. From
the north side of Cuba, the letters uniformly
state that the cane by reason of the drought
in the early part of the season, yields less than
usual-the cane is hollow hearted and black,
and Yields but little sugar. and that OF inferior
quality"
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A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.


a BRAHAM MISTER has this day associated
1A with him his son, GEORGE w. MISTER in the
Grocery and Commission business at their old stand
NO, 81 Light street Wharf. The business, hereafter
WIZ be conducted under the firm of ABRAHAM
Hlo En- SUN. ABRAHAM MISTER,
1nno-Jt" GEORGE w MISTER
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80 81 ~ I HALE p,1 TICKET + ;. ano:

2n HD >@ HALF TICKET, ano-
eOV - Il q Their capital in yester-
days Lottery, was sold by the fortunate FLETCHER
q 60, No. 8 Holliday-st. This makes the 9TH prize
sold nj our Lucky Office the pres mt week. and there
lore should convince all that is only necessary to
purchase ticket or package at Head Quarters to in
sure capital or at least good prize.
Drawn Nos. class 10, March 5th, lowest prize S.
3 N 30 10 81 81 ls As II Is 43 70 81
THIS DAY, $4,000, 25t0, 1900, 1850, l160, of
1000 of 5po 10 of 2O0 and 100 prizes of 900 each
&c % No. Lottery, 10 ballots Extra chance this.
Tickets only 81, halves 50, quarters 81.
Always apply or address your orders to
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
IL Baltimore, Md
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DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH

VIA NnpEnr sANE AZ THE SOUTH,
VIA NOkFoLK, PORTSMOUTH, Va, WEI DON
anu wilmington, N. c., to Charleston, y. c. thence
10 view oriea $. Also to Raleigh and Fayettey vile
N: y. via weldon to Raleigh Railroad and also to
hC"mona ana Petersburg, to the Sulphur Springs
and West by Lynchhurg Canal Lines NfeS'
~ sspe1 Inc Baltimore Steam Packet Com
s.HEsf azcpany and Portsmouth and Roanoke
&AksszsaakaA4k Rail Road Company, resnectfnIiv in
TORN the travelling public that the chesapeake Boats
are now in superior order and unsurn'ssed in ,bn
United States, consisting of the "
GEORGIA, Capt. COREY,
HERALD, Capt, RUssELL-and
JEWESS, Capt SUTTON.
new rails being completed, enables those companies
to offer to travellers cheap, comfortable safe and
expeditions line 10 The Souh-running the following
schedule, avoiding the possibility of "a hours deten
ton ut Weldon which is often the case by the line
via Washington
SCHEDULE:
Leaves Spears wharf, Baltimore, daily (except
Arrives al Portsmouth att A. NJ. Leave at A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington next day at - NJ and Charles
ton, :. &. at next morning.
{Gy" Passengers by those routes will find much more
conlicrt, expedition and economy with trouble in
exchange OF baggage, and loss of Sleep will GER
FANNY induce Travellers to take those routes.
FARE REDUCED,
INCLUDING MEALS ON BOARD TINE BAY BolTs
from Baltimore to Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. Sc
do do to City Point and Richmond, " 6
do do to Weldon, N. G. 9
DO do to Charleston, $. G. 81
N3-- Passengers for this Line will please hand their
checks to our Agent III the Cars, or TO the Norfolk
steamboat Porter, Norfolk boat labelled on his hat)
In the ticket office yard who will attend to their bag
gage ana conduct them to the boat
II. SHEPPARD, Agent,
mh6-u Baltimore Steam Packet COMPANY.
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UST RECEIVED at the New Western Dry
81 Goods Store, No. 42I BALTIMORE STREET,
zone door east OF Green large assortment of Spring
Cailcoes, unsurpassed for beauty and cheapness;
stockings, all sorts, sizes and piices Linen Cambria
iidkfs. from lsl cts. up; bIeached and unbeached
Sheetngs, very low, some yard wide 6! cents; Irish
Cloth for do. &c. Also, a great variety of FANCY
GOODS, consisting in part of Barege SHAWLS and
SCARFS, very handsome and very low! new style
kibbons Laces; Edgings; Insertings and Gloves. In
short, every thing usually found in dry goods store
WIN. X. McCOMAS, No 42I Market-st,
mh6-3 one door e,s, of Co.,
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MURDER OF HUSBAND BY HIS WIFE. A
horrd murder was perpetrated at Steubenville,
Ohio, OIL Thursday night last, by a woman, on
the person of her husband. On the night of
the murder she left the house on &C
count of quarrel which occurred between
them, but returned about midnight, and finding
him asleep, deliberately cut his throat with a
razor. She was subsequently, arrested
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ezs-n FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

n ezx~H FOR FREDERICKSBURG
SsyT4Ipese VA, AMP THE USUAL LAND
5 TsasnH 1Hh.sa& lNGS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK
NOAH FAlRBANK, will leave Hughes Qnay, for the
an0ve places, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th
OF March, at O'Clock, and will continue to leave
E Ey saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
Freghts will be received on board ON Friday and Sat
Hrday. ' ~ ~
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS!
SELLERS LIVER PILLS has proved a
- great blessing TO many. We hesitate not to say
they are the best Pill ever offered to the public for
that disease.
nc TO be had of ]. P. Williamson, corner of Gay
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner OF High and
Baltimore Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman & Wrotll, Light.st, opposite Dix &
Foggs; j. A. Sawyer corner OF Pfatt ana faca -ss +;
E. Perkins corner of Baltimore and Green seets; s.
Kramer Pratt street, A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave-
nue.; or of the General AGENT
W.K. ORRICk, Druggist and Apothecary,
mh6tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington SITS. Bait.
VNIDE BLACK GIMPS, FOR SCARFS
w AND MANTILLAS. have just manufac-
tured some very handsome Gimps, which / will sell,
Who'll sale or retail, at the lowest cash prices.
JAMES M. HA1G,
mh6 81 l2l Baltimore-st. doors above South.
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THE New CABINET. All speculation as to
who would constitute President Folks Cabinet,
was put at rest yesterday afternoon, by the
Magnetic Telegraph announcing that the fol-
lowing nominations had been sent into the Sc
nate and confirmed:
James Buchanan, of Pa, Secretary of State.
Robert J. Walker, of Miss, Secretary of the
Treasury.
Cave johnson, of Tenn, Postmaster Gen'l.
John Y. Mason, of Va, Attorney General.
William L. Marcy, of New York, Secreta-
ny of War.
The nomination for Secretary of the Navy
was not acted upon. The nominee is Mr.
Bancroft, of Massachusetts,
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From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-

From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-
APRIL l0th, 1874.
Mr.. John Il. CentreH;-Dcar Sir,-Having been at
ficted for upwards of two years with liberation of
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate
then through the upper part of my mouth into nv
nose, from which several pieces OF bone came out.
which partially destroyed my speech Through kind
Providence, and your Medicaed Syrup oc sarsaparI
la, am restored to perfect health, and my sight
which much impaired, is az strong as when a
boy.
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
y affected to make it public
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Coates Street.
{I5-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
TAIL in Baltimore, either at the cor of Franklin and
Green streets, or at the S. w of ives, Baltimore
and Green-sts. klo
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TuK LEG1sLArURE-P@ Passage Of The Stamp .fct'
1t viii be seen by our Annapolis letter, that
the House of Delegates has passed the Stamp
Act by vote of SO yeas TO 50 nays, after
adopting several amendments, and striking out
the I'd section, which provides that there shall
he levied and collected on every skin or piece
of vellnm, or parchment, or sheet, or piece
of paper on which shall be written or printed
any or either Of the following instruments, to
wit; On every policy of insurance OF every
description or kind whatsoever, ST. on every
decd, lease, bill of sale, mortgage, release or
mortgage or bond for the conveyance OF either
real OF personal estate, the sum OF 81, unless
the sume consist of more than one sheet, and
then so cts for each additional sheet; on every
bill of lading % cents, and on every charter
party, 81.
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HEALTH OFFICE, March 3, 1886.
heP0'' % 'hermcnts IN the city Of Baltimore for "a,
tSeek, ending Monday morning, uis:
. scarlet FEVER II; Consumption 0; Still born 3; Ca.
larfnal lever a Intermittent fever /; Unknown adul,
:; D1IoPsy OF the brain |; Groups, Mania potu l; Old
OohVusions D; Palsy |; Dropsy |; Cholera infan un
|; Nho"pins cough |; Teethng /. Total SO.
oluel year, Ky Between and TO-. 3
between l ana 81. &c 10 and 2l,..4
Males 80; females, 29--59 OF which humber u
were celored persons-13 free, ! slave.
by order, CORNELIUS NJ. COLE,
Clerk to the City Commissioners
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REDUCTION OF EXPENSES IN New YORK. 1t
is stated in the New York American Republi-
can, that, since the election of an American
Republican Mayor and City Council, the ex-
penses of that city have been reduced S29, 4l7.-
80 per month, "being for seven and a half
months, total decrease of $3.50, 679.92!" With
so favorable result as this, we can hardly sup
pose, that the taxpayers of New York will feel
disposed to make change in their city rulers.
1t is notorious that great abuses have been
heretofore practised by the authorities of that
city, who have aided in the commission of gross
frauds at elections, through the agency of pau
pers confined in the alms-house; and disbursed
the public funds for other than Legitimate pur-
poses.