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the flock with the privilege of returning it
any time | choose 10, thinking perhaps that
he might make a good cross on some indi-
vIduai ewes. have made these few remarks
because like 10 see every tub stand on its
own bottom, and thinking too, at the same
that is a hard matter TO scare up flock oil
sheep that will so far supersede all other in
this vide country. This you are at liberty
10 publish. More hereafter.
A l. BINGHAM.
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why have you volunteered?' said rather
a care-worn looking newly enrolled volun-
teer. yesterday, to fine looking country SOL
der.
why, volunteered because | had no
wife, and 90 for war was the unequivocal
reply; and why have you volunteered?" he
added
'Ahr said the care worn countenenced
little man-ior he was lhlle-with a signif-
cant sigh. i have volunteered because /
hare a rife, and go for peace
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-16

THE SEVEN YEARS WAR.-The seven
years war ragged from 1916 10 1862, and
nearly all the European powers were en-
gagged in il. II originaied in a dispute be
tween England and France, relating 10 the
Canadas; the French encroached on a irar'
of country claimed by the English, in the
wilderness, unculivated and uninhabiled
except by savages; and This war has often
been called strife about so many acres Of
snow. The miseries which il occasioced in
The interior of Europe have never been
equalled; and al length the Grand Seignior
advises the European Ministers al his Couit
to hold conference, and after stating 10
them the great adherence he felt at the
bloody war thus raging between so MANY
Christian nations offered his mediation for
efieciing general peace. The offer of the
Mohammedan peacemaker was not accep
red, but rejected with pride and scorn; and
hostities were continued until poverty
brought peace. This war is represented by
historians as one the most successful thar
England was ever engaged in. One hun
dred ships of war were taken from the en-
envy or destroyed and nearly S60,000,0 900
in prize money. But these glorious success
.s cost the nation 100000 human beings.
and 100000, 900! The slaughter ofthe OPP
ponents and allies of Great Britain, in this
dreadful contest was little less than $780,
900.
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MEXICO.

The attention of our people having been
Withdrawn nom Oregon 10 Mexico, we shall
embrace the opportunity of occasio uslly
publishing in The Tribune statistics of the
latter place. which it is hoped may prove d
more than mere temporary interest.
According 10 the best authorities we have
been able to consult, the population Of Mex
leo in 1912 was 1900 900 of whom 4. oOO.-
700 were estimated as Indians; 1000, OOg
whites; 6OO0 blacks; aud 100000 Of va
rieus castles, such as Tambos, Mulauses,
&C., &c.
In the city OF Mexico there are several
Collegiate Institutions of respectable grade
and standing. and within the last few ysars
Schools have rapidly multiplied ihrou ehsus
the entire Republic. Abeutlify newspapers
are published in the Cities and various Pre-
vinecs.
The population of Mexico is made up, ia
round numbers, as follows:
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REAsoNABLE.-A poor Iri<hman who was
on his death bed. did not seem TO be quite
reccncie1 TO the long journey he was about
10 take, was consoled by a good-natured
friend, with the common place reflection,
that we must all die once
why, my DEAR said the sick man, 'row
that's The very thing that vexes NE; i'll
could die halt a dozen fimes | should not
mind it,
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Two individuals in a public meeting were
terminating each other. when one, in allu
sion 10 the vaclation of The other. cried out
She can he bought and soId.' Thai is more
than can be said ofyou.'repied his opponent,
for you could not be giren Glray.'
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The ExpoRTs from The Republic Of Mex
leo amount 10 about S2O.00O.OOO annually.
Not less than Sl2,OOOoOO Of silver are Gained
ia he variousMinrs, OF which there are sens
six or eight in The Republic.
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Mr. David Fender, bright youth of IS,
thus concluded a love letter 10 his intended /:
'AnG should you say yes dear Mary, will
aver be your d. Fender
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PuFFING.-Speaking oil the modern sys-
lem Of putting the Bosionian says: BY and
by we shall be requested 10 say that we have
used Dumiries' Itch Ointment with distin-
guished successr
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The most powerful magnifying glass IN
the world il glass Of hTaady-ssFesS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
The standards Consistency.

The STANDARD complains Of the editor Of the Re.
gister for not publishing the opinions Of the Hal
flax Republican, the Charlotte Journal, the VIII
mingion Chronicle, and the Rutherford Republi.
can on the subject Of ReDistricting the State, and
asks with mock earnestncss, "why does the cdr
tor refuse to let his readers see both sides Of the
question 7" One would suppose, from the STAN
dards article, that those Wing prints were strong
" opposed to the measure, and had offered very
cogent reasons why it should not be adopted
when the fact is, that they have done such thing
but merely expressed some doubt as to its expedi.
oncy. As two sides to the question have not We,
been made out, how can the Register, or any 9th.
CT Wing editor, be ccnsurcd for not giving both
sides" of the question! But how farcical is j,
for the Standard 10 rcbuke other prints for not Civ
ing both sides Of question :" When did the
Standard ever indulge its readers with luxury
of that kind The editor could not even find il
in his heart TO give place 10 the letter Of Mr. Leake
one Of the Democratic candidates for Governor
last spring, because it gave "two sides" to the
matter between him and Mr.. Shepard.
But the Wings have no desire to suppress ar
guments on either side; whatever is done in the
premises, will be done after due deliberation and
a full hearing of all parties concerned. They
have no fear Of the "chasm of Reorganization
which the fancy of the STANDARD has opened; fol
they will take good care that they do not tumble
into it. They have more cause to fear the shac
kIes which the Democratic Legislature Of Isi:
imposed upon them, by which the voice Of somt
5000 freemen was suppressed. They do not con
slider the law of 1912 to be irrcpeaable, like the
laws of the Modes and Pcrsians and they thinl
they have worn the shackles long enough.
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bshsion li.zl lie place was 10 be aiiarkr5
% = day o. tHof thai L Wss lie imPues-
sioa amORg he oEiesH q tie AEmy Ihai
he road WO8ld be disputed Al he way
from SerslF0 10 M0nleHsy. They also
say lhaI thry met GenrEal Taylor about
six leagues beyond MieE, pushing On 10
SeIalso. n lhrre O'Clock n he morning.
he stiecied thai hour in Al probability 10
sEed the heat. although much stress
seems 10 be laid upon Il By some persons,
Il j. said lie Me1nans have driven OF al
her esille 10 prevent Ihe army from GET
ling beef, &c.
. Last night six Texan mounted men
reached here from csmaIgo. They leli
that place with eight in number, bul they
say they were attacked on the Eoad By
some thirty Mexieans. and that they lost
two Of their men. and lhal they killed
some six Of The Mexiesns."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

NEGOTIATIONS Win sIexIc0.-Ws
plaliahaa lss, wssk . runor hal he Merriam 90
Esmmsas haa rehlsd 70 op<a negotiations Niih
dis government far he seiiicneni OfeKising dif
6ralties. unless uPan oOadiIions which we're not
Ekely 10 Be- roarsded. Noticing this runOr, the
wslhings0n UniOn says: :. We can state. upon
competent auihOiiy, that The rePOn i net true
that Ms1ioO has Esfassj 10 negotiate with ne 90
vsramrni of he United States until We shsll With
draw cur armies from her territory AMI OsH lee.z
from her COASTS. This report h absolutely desai-
Iu,s Of foundation The government Of that 70
public has determined 10 refer the Presidents over
ture % open negotiations foE peace to the eOnsl-
tusnt Congress Og Mexico. which win assemble
in the beginning Of December, tive beIirye the
Glh.l"
We DO not know that this explanation Of the
Union very materially allsn the case. The pro-
position II our President 10 the government Of
Mexico has HOf Teen accepted, but the question is
10 be referred 10 the decision Of ths Congress Of
that republic, which Is to assemble in December.
II this answer came from santa Anna, il i the
0aly one We could have expected. Il he was sin
eeFe in the geneIsl principles which he Is said 70
have laid down fOr himself-to be governed by the
wishes Of the people aud Of the constituent Con.
gees. What the decision Of the Congress may
be, VIC shall not pretend 10 anticipate; but judg'
ing from the pride and os,enta,ioa heretofore ma
infested BY the MeHieans. We shall no, be much
surprised il negotiations are for long tine refIis
cd to be opened, except upon the terms mention
ei in the rumor which the Union has taken The
trouble to contradict. We hope. however, tina
no such obsiinacy will be permitted to interfere
and that an honorable and speedy end may b
put TO an unwise and impolitie war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

Tue HEALTH OF THE TowS.-Whilsl
many parts Of The Stale hare suffered Sc
verify IRON sickness daring lie last two
or ihre months. indeed are now suffer
ing. The residents af Wilmington can with
lhankfnlness and gratitude reheel upon
The remarkable exemption from disease
which they hare experienced since the
early part Of summer. wemsy confident
~ say, thai our statistics Of health for The
last, and many previous summers. Wound
compare most IavOrably With those Of any
town in the Southern States.
HiH. Chron.
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CORPORATION Proceedings.

AT a meeting of the Board of Commits
sioners Of the town of Hillsborough, held
on Saturday evening the Sd Of October,
1885,
Present, Lemuel Lynch, NJ. p, Levin
Carmichael, William H. Brown, George
Laws, Richison Nichols, and John III.
Webb; Absent, Stephen Moore, and K.
J. Ashe,-
Messrs. Nichols, Brown, and Heart
gave their excuses for absence at the last
regular meeting, and were excused.
Mr.. Laws presented the following,
which was unanimously adopted:
Whereas Lemuel Lynch hath repaired
the Town Clock and set it to running,
agreeably to his contract entered into with
the Commissioners of the town Of Hills
borough on The 9th Of June. ls45; and
whereas the Board has been duly notified
that the work was completed OH the first
day of July. 1916, therefore,
1t is Ordered, That the Town Treasu-
rer pay to Lemuel Lynch two hundred
and fifty dollars out of such monies as
shall come into his hands as Treasurer,
according to the terms of said contract,
viz: fifty dollars $500 on demand: one
hundred dollars (slOO) on the LIST day OF
July, ls47, with interest from the LIST day
of July, 1876; and one hundred dollars
($lO0) on the list day Of July, ls4s, with
interest from the said lst day OF July,
1916. Il -.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
E. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
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L m pOrtant Sal G
On the 2eth and nth inst,

\ WILL sell to the highest bidder, on the prem
ises, on Tuesday the goth instant, on credit
of nine months, the following Property, to wit !:
My Plantation on Forrester's creek, containing
500 Acres, five miles northeast Of Hillsberough 5
the land is well watered and in good repair, and
well adapted to the culture Of corn, wheat, oats,
and tobacco. with good Meadow and Orchard.
Also my right in the Plantation whereon Marga-
ret Riggs now lives, on Little River; also my right
in the Plantation whereon Jacob jackson now
lives, on Little River; also my Stock Of Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep, and Horses, two Wagons and Gear,
and two Carts; also my czsp of Corn, Wheat,
Oats, Hay, Fodder, Shucks, and Straw; also all
of my Farming Tools, enc set Of Blacksmith
Tools, my Household and Kitchen Furniture, one
Looaa, two Negro Boys, and the service of one
Free Negro for two years; and many other arti-
eles too tedious To- mention. There will be $500
cash rcquired on the sale of the Plantation, the
balance credit, as above stated. Bond and good
security will be required of the Purchasers.
Also, on the 9th instant, shall sell on the
premises, my House and Lot in the town of Hills
borough, on the same terms as my plantation al
so my Household and Kitchen Furniture, one
Still Cap and Worm, and many other articles.
fwish all my creditors to attend the sale, and those
who purchase, il shall go to their use, so far as
they are concerned as principal or security.
JAMES JACKSON, JR.
October 8. IS
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Attention.!

To HE Commissioned Officers and Musicians be-
longing to TIE Ash Regimt't Of North Cara
rolina Militia.
V0U are hereby commanded to attend at Da-
j. vid Mebane's, on Friday the 10th of Octo-
Der next, at II o'clock, equipt as the law directs,
for drill muster and court martial; and on Mon
day the 10th, you will attend, with your respec-
tive companies, at 10 o'clock, equip, as the law
directs, for parade and review. Each private will
furnish himself with six rounds Of powder.
p. NELSON, Col. Gem.
Septearber Is. 4S-
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Equity Sales.

Leonard Smith g. Nancy Smith and others.
Petition 10 sell Land.
pY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity
- made at September term, 1916, I shall oile'
for sale, to the highest bidder, on the 9TH Monday
of November next, before the court-house in Hills
borough, the Tract Of Land on the north fork Of
Little River adjoining the lands of Josiah Turner
and Others, !, being the same wherein Stephen
Smith, deed, formerly lived, containing snty.fvs
acres, more or less. A credit of twelve month";
will be given; bond and security required.
JAMES WEBB, C. ME-.
81 By0. F. LONG, Deputy.
September 81. ID. 49, 10 4.
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Gov. Crawford, Of Georgia, has appointed a
day Of /" solemn Thanksgiving" and prayer. Why
docs not Gov. Graham follow the examplel
STANDARD.
The /" Standard knows very well. that
no preceden, exists in this State. for such
a Recommendation by the Executive
And Il, with the intention of following a
good example, Governor Graham should
commit an innovation on established u
sages, this very" STANDARD" weu'd be the
fret to raise a hue and cry abOu, the mat
ter Out upon such hypocrisy. say we d!
Register.
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Loco Foco Principles-Almost every
Wing paper contain synopsis of what is
deemed the political creed of the Wing
party; but the reader may search in vain
through the columns Of Loco Foco pa
per, for the principles Of that party. Will
the Standard" favor Ms with the princi-
pies Of the Loco Foco party, as recogniz-
ed and acted on throughout the Union !
We are really in earnest about this mat.
ter, as, for the soul Of us, we cannot find
out what they are. Ibid.
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given to-day pretty eopiOus extracts Of intelligence
from the Army, which Is becoming daily Of more
and more interest. Gen. Worth had reached Sc.
rslvO, a small town about sixty miles from Mon
,ercy. with about 1000 troops; Gen. Taylor was
pushing on with another division Of his forces,
and when last heard from was within thirty
miles Of the same place. Ii is said that a large
body Of Mexican troops was between seralSO and
Monterey, and il was expected that battle would
take place, perhaps abOu. the 9Th Of September
we shall therefore look with more than common
interest for the next arrivals.
The expedition to New Mexico under Gen
kearney, il will he seen, took possession Of San
ia Fe on the lsth Of August, withOu, firing gun
The Mexicans, though in considerable force, with
drew on the approach of Gen. Kearney.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
Public Sale.

gETIII. be sold, on the 18th of October at the
w late residence of Elijah Packard, deceased,
all the Perishable Property belonging to said es-
tate, consisting in part of the following: Two
Wagons, stock of Horses, among them blooded
Stud Horse, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Crop of
Corn, Fodder, and Wheat Plantation Tools,
Smiths Tools, Books, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles. A credit Of
twelve months will be given; bond and approved
securities will be required. ~
And on Tuesday, the 20th of October, at his
plantation on Mill Creek will be sold the rent Of
said plantation; and on the same day, at his Back
Creek plantation, the rent from the same. The
sale will commence at the Mill Crock plantation
at eleven o'clock. t1az ...-
ALEXANDER S. WEBB,
Special Administrator.
September Is. 46-Sw
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John H. Crutchfeld and others, ex parte.
Petition TO sell Real Estate.
10y virtue Of deere Of the Court Of Equity,
- made at September term, ls4S, shall offer
for sale, to the highssr bidder on the premises, on
Monday the I'd day of November next three hun
dred acres Of Lane, mne Or less, belonging to the
heirs of John Crstchfeld, decd. being the dover
lands of his widow, adjoining the lands of -
and others. A credit Of twelve months will be
given; bond and security required.
JAMES WEBB, C. Me-.
BY OF. LONG, Deputy.
September 81, 40
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

Dia1. i Dis county. - Fdasy De ssA Ill
Mn. I.SE BssIsKB. xik = NJ. AnasN Rsz.
iana I'D alaut As yearA IT,
In fagsise couniy, Tsnneasrs, On thE son =
AuguA -, Mrs. sARaH BaHT0s. Nix 81 W.
wzkGm Buraoa. and aaashaa q NJ. Lsnsel
csErul. q this county.
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Negro for Sale.

RY Order q he Superior c0urt q Orange
NJ County. made u September tsFm. 1856. On
the asa DAY 81 Noxemhss NEXT Il being he first
day 81 November CoUrt. shsIl oisr for sale.
a. the count hO0se in Marlborough. LIKELY Ne
gro Man BY The name Of Sampson. belonging 10
the esisle q ElizsLeth Allison. on elsdi Cf an
monfhs.-ths purchaser viii be required 20 give
two good securities % his bond.
G. WILSON, Guardian.
September 81. 4s-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

Priestly Roberts and others, ex partc.
Petition to sell Real Esfafe.
pY virtue of decree Of the Court Of Eqaity,
- made at September teKns ls46, / shall offer
for sale, On the premises, on Friday the 9th day
of November next, to the highest bidder, nine
hundred and forty acres Of Land, raose or less,
lying on the waters Of Nap of Reeds Creek and
Flat River, adjoining the lands Of Shadrack Ro-
berts, AMIGA. Wheeler, and others. belonging to
the, heirs Of James T. Roberts. deed. These
lands are valuable, and viii be laid of into con-
venient tracts. and sold upon credit of twelve
neutrality-suspicious. giving bond and approved
security. Title retained until the purchase mo-.
ney shall be paid. 1853. ... .,
JAMES WEBB, o. E.
By o. F. LONG, Deputy.
September 81. 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

NoR the information of MERCHANTS, I
now make it known that l an in receipt of
my Fall Stock Of Goods, incEating every quality
and style of HATS now worn--made, up ex-
pressly to my orders, given out TO- the MANU-
FACTURERS in person.
Nv Stock of CAPS of the various kinds, is
unusually large, and was purchased for Cash
from different MASUFAcTuRERs, before they were
engrossed by WHOLESALE CAP HOUSES.
am well prepared, as usual, to serve my old Gus
toners las weli as others who purchase their
Goods in this market) On. THE sEsr TERMS.
All | ask, is an examination Of my Stock, be-
fore purchasing.
FRANCIS MAJOR,
sycamore Street, Petersburg Virginia
Ssp:smber 9. 49, 45-4w
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Watt Gates and others. ex psrta

Watt Gates and others. ex parts.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
RY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity,
as made 81 September term, 1886, shall offer
for sale, 10 the hshest bidder, on the 4th Monday
ef November next, before the courthouse m Hills
borough, the Tract Of land on Cane Creek, where
on Richard Gates, decd, formerly lived, adjoining
the lands Of William Thompson and others, sup
posed to contain orty-four acres, more or less. A
credit of twelve months viii be given bond and
security required
JAMES WEBB, C. ME-.
By o. r. LONG. Deputy.
September 81. DO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

Two hundred and eighty-six paupers
were committed to the New York aims
house on Saturday by Justice osburn.
They were Germans, and had been ship.
ped from one of the little towns in Ger
many, at the expense of the freeholders,
TO be a tax upon the freeholders of this
country. When landed they had no mo-
ney nor provisions. There is great
wrong prac,ised by some foreign coun-
tries, in the expectation Of paupers, which
our Government should take measures to
prevent.
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Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TxHE subscriber wishes 10 sell the Plantation
IL situated on the old Chapel Hin road, where
Jonathan Thompson formerly resided. four miles
south from HillshoFongh. II contains go acres.
has on il two seperate Dwelling Houses, with ne
oessary Out Houses for each. with three never
falling springs near them. The land Is well Wa
tered, and is well adapted to the culture Of corn.
wheat, oats, grass. &c. and has on il good Or
ehard, and several acres Of Meadow land now IN
use, and mOls that could te made good meadow
Of. The situation il a cool one for Grocery
Store. A bargain can be had in the land.
D. w. THOMPSON, Agent.
September 81. 46-3w
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n Is tgxn, - hs rzsnszg = ts sslh III !
ne. y gsnss A. Rslas. - Ma. PEIEEEIE
EaEEE, = Mss Asa HsrKs. q ID I'm cs1nas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
1.-THE Upper Ten Thousand.n-The

1.-THE Upper Ten Thousand."-The
late census Of Boston has developed some
curious facts. There is no supper ten
thousand" in that city-not if to keep SER
wants be necessary TO the distinction. On.
ly three hundred and forty families in
Boston keep more than t'co domestics
and but four thousand four hundred and
one families keep them at all while fif.
teen thousand seven hundred and seventy
four families live in household indepen.
dence, doing their own house work en-
tirely. This is the aristocracy which de-
magogues are constantly railing at.
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- TAKEN up by II. Parker, liv-
w. ing on Flat River, sixteen miles
ga An cas-, Of HillsbOrough, and entered
PIT on the stray book Of Orange coun-
~AEsrkes " on the 26ih Of September, 1876,
q black MARE with grey COLT. All four Of
the mares isel are white, and she has blsro
face. Valued at S35.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
September so. 47-3w
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The annual proceeds Of the Mexican
mines have been twenty millions OF dol.
lars for some years past, more than hall
OF which has gone TO Great Britain.
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The New York Wing State Ccnvea-
ton have nominated John Young, of Lii
vingston county, for Governor, and Ha-
milton Fish, of New York city, for Lieu
tenant Governor.