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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
GEN. TAYLOR's RECEPTION.

The Washington Wing thus speaks of the re-
cepCon at Washington:
About quarter to nine o'clock, the President
succeeded in reaching a carriage, accompanied
by his suite aud the committee Of the corporate
authorities So soon as the latter procured con-
veyances, the carriages drove off at brisk pace
up the Avenue to Wizards hotel, the Prcsi-
dents head-quarters-lha in which the Presi-
dent sat being escorted by the Marshal OF The
District.
On passing the National Wing Office, which
was brilliantly illuminated, and from which was
displayed the national flag, The President was
saluted by nine hearty cheers.
The side pavemenls of the Avenue were lin
ed with people rapidly moving to the head quar-
tiers of the President, and the intended process
sion was thus converted into almost race IN
consequence Of the increasing pace OF the COR
tege Rockets were let off at different points on
the Avenue, Bengola lights were burned, bon
fires blazsd on the mall and at other places, and
the fire. bells rang merry.
In few moments the President reached his
head-q quarters and landing from his carriage, en-
tered the house. Soon, long and loud cries a
rose, calling for Old lack, and all eyes were
directed towards the balcony on which they ex-
pected him to appear. The Mayor OF the city
came out and stated that the President would
presently appear. After short interval, the
music oil Tie Marine Band, tenuered on the oc-
casion by General Henderson, was heard in the
distance, followed by the Rough and Ready
Club and large concouTse OF citizens. Soon
after it came up, the President appeared on the
balcony, with his head uncovered, beneath the
folds OF that flag which has led him SO often
to victory. He said:
GENTLEMEN:--I have moi appeared TO make
speech, even if were able. have met with O
serious injdry, and besides am iatgued and re-
quire rest. You have my gratitude Tor the at
tenuons which have been paid me tthree cheers
for Old Zock,' order, Orderly allow me to ex
press my best wishes for the welfare and happl
ness OF all of you. Loud cheers and calls TO
Colonel Blss.)
The President retired, and the crowd dispers
ed, with nine cheers Tor Old Zack, and tn,
pleasing murmunngs on all sdes-The Genera
has come.
The General looks well, and though necessa
rily iatigued by the sacrifice of personal comior
incident to his position, and demanded in som'
measure by the laudable desire Of his fellow cit
liens to see him and salute him, he does not APP
pear to have suffered much. lie is IN Cheerful
spirits, and is prepared to buckle ON the arho
OF duty the moment the hour arrives.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

FOREIGNERS IN CALIFORNIA. Gen. Persifer
F. Smith, who is at Panama. has issued circular
to the American consus, saying that the laws of
the United States forbid the intrusion of foreign
ers upon the ppblic lands; and if such persons
be found working the mines at California, they
would be punished as trespassers. The Ameri-
can emigranls have held two meetings at Pana-
ma, in which they determined to stand by Gen.
Smith, in ejecting foreigners from the gold re-
gions, if they 90 there.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

The Cincinnati Gazette thus sums I'D the re-
suits OF the operations of the Board of Popular
Education, Of which Gov Siade is the Agent:
During the past year, forty two teachers have
been sent out, and are now teaching in places
previously provided for them, making one nun.
dred and ten teachers sent out during the two
years. operation Of the Board. Very little sick
ness has been experienced among the teachers /;
none have died, and only eight hare got married
so that, the report says, Of the whole number
sent out, ninety three are now teaching, and
three others will soon renew their labors. There
are four thousand five hundred children and
youth under the instruction of the teachers of
The Board. The rate Of compensation is from
S75 to 5000 year, with board generally from
$lO0 to $3.50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

The story lately circulated, that Prof. FeIton,of
Cambridge University, had oeen badly bitten
by dog, proves incorrect from the following
closing paragraph in note which appeared in
the Transcript:
"Havirg satisfied myself that he had not
drawn blood, did not experience the smallest
anxiety. The poor beast has doubtless fallen
victim 10 "publlc sentiment" ere this
"The recovered from the bitc
The dog 1t was that died."
Very sincerely, but not rabdy, yours,
&. &. FELTON,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
FRIDAY, Feb. 90.


various House bills were received among them
the bill extending the revenue laws OF the Uni
ted States over New Mexico and California.
Read twice and referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr husk submitted JOINT resolution ior the
gslaollsment OF a Branch Mint IN California
ne,er I1 Y 10 tie Comunlttee on FINANCE
mr ilenry johnson reported JOINT resolution,
giving oouhty lana 10 substitutes serving IN Mex
io'. r.,
mr. Downs one5ed an amendment giving
bounty 10 soldiers VINO enlisted Tor hive years,
W. "e'1 uisona.geu oololu .ne eHPrat'on OF me
ter'lI. ne sucIect was ulseusseu ny messfs'
Do"hs, 'ohhsoh unu 'eneIsVn DaVis, wneh tne
a"iehon'enI was ieJce'oo oiu 'ne ie'o'u''on PuS-
seu. 80, -
Dill allowing payment ior horses iost oe-
,ong'"g 70 VIC rnS I P'''o"e''' was ''Ne'
up ,r Sohs,oeleu anu posseu. III, al.
the ueneruI nPp,op,lo',arn o''i was neH' .aA.
Gu Gu up "nen n,'' ,oso, =, NJ gI;oo
Ta,;cosn;a ,shyos he HANDED in nm Wednes6av
W ~ a,'onJrnon, ~ Mr WaiLe,,s o,nendmen,'
He made = sneecb an the subject.
WI Lo roonnir1o5 NJ Wehs,er roeo and
s,;s ,ho Sena,o ond ,Io country would hear wit
ness be had No hand in bringinp about The state
of ,h;nrs caiIin1 for snch proceedings. The
SENATE beion now enooged in the present pro-
loci showed tho ;mnolicv of territorial aco,iisi
lions on opr Southern border. but things past
sbouId no, be u;nnled with the present. Enon oh
for the dav is the eviI thereof. 4, was not prn .
dent IN dw.ll too much ON the past, nor wise to
a,,enn, too much E,r tho future. Our duty now
was to o,va n neoceabIe Government to Callfor-
min ,o nreserye The lives of the GOOD disposed
residents. and to restrain the evil disposed We
should no., nn 6ovonS ih;s object M present.-
NJ o,,on,n, shonId he made 10 execute revenue
-. rrI: Ill =, r. lon,. ,y,lout courts
,rL;ob oo,,IJ only bo os,abI;shed under n recnlar
oovornment Hnv onvernment for these terrific
&C. n,ns, ho ot nrssent snhs,antially military
ono A biIl had como from The House for ex-
,onJ,ha tho revsnne laws over the the territories.
Tho conrse he would recommend to the Sem
oto would he TO resist all those amendments in
,he annronria,ion hill and when that bill was
J;snosed nf IN AXE nm the subject of territories
and act INDEPENDENTLY on it. lfthis course was
adon,ed. and when The House bill came up, he
wonlJ move IN strike out all after the enaclnp
clouso md insert the proposi,ion offered on
Wednesdav The dispositon manifested by the
Sona,a showod that none of these amendments
- ,ko ,nnronriotion hill were accountable He
Loi XXI "a ,o,ld oyo;J ou ev,rsneous spb.
au a,oIeu "J nv nv snhiocts coIculnted
,eooS Gnu "oI'u P uo youId onnose ali
pa,Jn, 10 odon,ion of nrocticai
movements " ~ c s,e
anu seousG 'yS'',, ,0' ,a.t;,",o NJ Vehs,er,
''Io Pea'e III .;io "oI eS, G,,r;,r,
pT'oI ;',anoI ~ viii ,nar,ed attention
"'nIn ne "a Sasi, nn bomr ,yas consumed in
in orde, to oscer,aintbo rs busi.
One, nsorior
~ ,r',s ,ooo,h m ,bo ,orri,or;o,
-, .4' u',n,,,a,
NJ !ratInoJ,ro col,oJ tho contIe,non n order
g.. i.r,leyonca and said Tia, ,Lere had been
lor mnH'e ~ ,be s an % Jllcnascn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
attendance is solicited.
EDITORS TABLE.

The Parlor Magazine: New York, L. E. Miles,
copies for SIS.
The February number has been received. 1t
contains 80 pages of original matter of good
tendency, and also good engravings. 1t canno,
fail to be acceptable and useful to every family
circle.
WOO d,cortFs Youths CabinI: New York, Gin.
ton Hall, 1876 Nassau street. 81 year in
advance.
The last number for February has come to
hand. 1t is very entertaining publication, vel
calculated to interest and benefit those for whom
it is especially designed. 1t is amply illustrated
with good quality Of wood engravings, which
are amusing as well as instructive.
Godey's Lady's Book for March:
This number surpasses all lis predecessors II
number and richness Of embellishments, ant
quantity and quality of matter. 1t contains thir
ty.iive distinct engravings, and forty. five contri
buttons. Two of its engravings are mezzotnt
and two line and stipple; and the publisher
deem it the most expensive number yet ISSUED
This number contains twenty-iour extra page
of reading matter; ia all one hundred and fort
pages monthly to those who take the Lady's Boo
and the Lrdy's Dollar Newspaper, both of whic
can be had for 50.
LitieiPs Lining Age, No. $50:
The contents Of this number are as follow
The Great Sea Serpent, Memoir of a Som
Eighteen Hundred and Forty Eight, MacauIey
England, vol. 2, Montgomery's Christian Lift
The Butler Divorce Case, Rowland Cashe
Poems by Charles G. Eastman, and Europeu
, Correspondence, together with a number
shorter articles.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

Ohio u. s.. Senator.

On Thursday last, the Legislature of Ohio
made choice Of Hon. Salmon p. Chase, as U. S.
Senator for the term OF six years from the 9TH
of March next, in place of Mr. Allen, whose
term expires with the present Congress. He was
elected on the 9TH ballot, and had four majority
on the joint ballot.
The Tribune says Mr.. Chase is Liberty par
ty man, with locofoco leanings. He is an able
debater and will be felt in the Senate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

COLLISION. The Central and Passumpsic
Freight Trains came in contact at Canaan, on
Wednesday morning last The Engine of the
Central was considerably injured, one car burnt,
with its contents of gin, oil, cotton, &c. and
damage done to the amount Of $4,000, 10 the
Central train. No person injured.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

VALoRus p. COOLIDGE. The Governor Of
Maine, by advice of the Council, has committed
the punishment OF Coolidge, now in prison, under
sentence of death for the murder of Edward Mat
e,tate Prison during his natural life" The story
ih regard to his escape from prison in the attire
of his sister, IS contradicted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
From the New York Tribune.

by Telegraph
WAsHINoToN, Friday Evening, Feb. 90.
Mr. Cri,tcnden now learn will NOT accent n
seat in the Cabinet
Hon. George Evans Of Maine, according to
all indications, is most likely to be placed at the
head of the Treasury Department.
Gen. Taylor has just arrived from Cumberland,
Just two years ago this evening he was finishing
up the battle of Buena Vista.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION is under considera-
ton in the Legislatures Of Massachusetts, Penn
sylvanio and New York. Thus the old States
seem TO be following The policy of the new,
and as mere matter of policy, it is wise. The
exemption laws of the new States afford great
indictment for emigration from the old States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

0SA Convention of the friends of the exten
sion of the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
from Brattleboro, to Bellows Falls, will be hold
en- at Bratteboro' on the first Wednesday oil
March, to adopt measures for it speedy compile
| ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

Gen. Wiison.-We are very glad to learn tina,
the Free Soil Convention at Marlborough, last
week, unanimously nominated Gen. Wilson for
reelection TO Congress.
The Free Soil Convention, holden at Milford,
on Monday, also nominated Gen. Wilson.
Nashua telegram.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
UNION RAIL ROAD.

A meeting of all those in favor OF Rail Road
from Montpelier to Bradford, will be holden at
Washington Village, on the 9Th day of March,
1919, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to make arrangements
for a Survey of the various routes. A general
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

The ST Louis Union, of the 18th, publishes
letter dated Puebla, New Mexico, the 25th Of
November. Col. Fremont and MS little party OF
gallant adventures, had commenced the ascent
Of the first range OF mountains near puebia, and
were pursuing their tollsome march through
SHOWS towards the Pacific Ocean.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

GA man was found at Trenton the other
day mounted on ladder, with his lips to the
telegraph wires. lie was kissing his wife IN
Philadelphia "by telegraph" 1t was found
afterwards that be was a newly married man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

QFsThe Bible on which the first Inauguration
oath was taken by Washington, Is still preserved
IN New York, and will be taken to Washington,
to be used at the Inauguration OF Gen. Taylor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
Litieips Living Age, No. $50:

0FThe Saratoga and Schenectady Plank
road, (of which we spoke some weeks ago as be-
ing remarkable project, from the fact that these
towns are now connected by rairoad) is under
contract, and will be finished by the 4th of July
navf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
Delaware u. Senator.

John Wales Esq. has been elected U. s. SEN
ator by the Legislature of Delaware, in place of
John NJ. Clayton, resigned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

J>"There, John, that's twice you've come
home and forgotten that lard"
"Really, mother, 1t was SO greasy that It slipped
my mind"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

TsEnos Dudley OF Grafton, N. II. (nliscaled
ReyereDd,) has been convicted of The murder of
his wife,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

aard Printing of all sizes and styles, and Printing Of oil
gold silver copper bronco and in fancy coots
promptly, neatly aud at moderate prices,
,his office Machinery and materials and of the best sort
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

The following is the reply of Mr.. Wilson, of
New Hampshire, to letter from Richard Emer-
son, on the subject of Slavery Extension. We
find the letter in the Independent Democrat and
Freeman, published at Concord, N. Ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13
AUCTION SALES.

An sERWiS, Aaeuooess
ny BANGS, pLArr 4 90. s,ore az scs.s
ilsrw.. &C., CO ss,s $500 10 .sss Sss,rsS ""
TUESDAY, Nov - and following days sat svestnxs 81
he weed, commencing 81 10 eeloes, An 80 az
:, q spsodid RsSsh BoosA sss resss,sx szs.s
nve ssd vsiasols ecudgcnsou Of Ansnsaa eess~ -
ssairg hsrssy sooss ana ell ~ Asseab ~
ve,., Amy stanossry. Ae ell asd i.ssl s,osA. -
vii 30 ssA in quantities 10 ssit asassrs ~ s<Ass
ruEsoAN. Nov. -
k.ssNs hs:siss ssexs-losisdiaf aes go
hsn paohshers embracing choice nAray sSrees 81 ~
stsrnns sathors splendid hlasuasd voe nes boohs e
sssssy. SSesoiosy I'd ssS S ssss: ~ ,s"ss 80
elegant iavsoes isPert.sl weyss &C. lac
AZ TUESDAY EvENIN6. Nov IS
ana Invoices OF Toe hor.yy eooks s.xsnl sdi
docs eli ss Poets in octave library syis anS vsoss
CANT fcrms s-s-ra hundred of The eeanufal snnas ~
Is, and popular javsahss finely eoaaa ssslss ~
"WEDNESDAY zoRNlSo
N.sSytesxr ESeLIss Booss "A large eollesuoa Of
very elegant EnSiss sooss iselstlos many assrs
Jcshas Rsy,oldss Worts vols toloi Cssovss wo<hs.
vols soao AU,ins h,oe, sglesdid ilis"rsress aei.
bens coars OF Henry the slA. folio kniGsrs Pictorial
'A MEossksssorY kss sl!IS CON iSo SvrMSe
CseIes AnsaIeAS seoks-Aa sxssssvs snS sAoies
eoseiioa oassiaes stoek Inc uaisf aos Lersry sesAs
sssis ,.is.sI. S.ss. ssos. 10. .sacss sssssSs
he text books, school oosss, smsslsbsa saA richly
bound yolames ssssusI jsvsails. issu1ns eli u Moo
sooss in rich Morocco ssa velvet srdugs, sce sssrsp
various several hundred t,olsea
''.'' '- AT isIvArs sALs
Lartners Lectnres, vols, svo. with sssrsviuSs - ~
B~bsnk's Mechanics and Ayersailes Wi 0.Sde Z y
Zoo sonssst, eoilecuoa Of aynns ier Prayer asd :
oerm.n sod Easnss rhrsse Beoi. ....... ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13
u,n,e.t socrrrr Several Of the members Q

usn,cat socIIrY several Of the members o
a.. hove Society assembled in the Jury Room Of the
s.s Of Jestcs Cen,re,t TO attend the regular yearly
.aps for the reading Of reports, appointing Of Com.
-,s.,ss &c. Assq quorum was not present, 81 being
4. incurred number, the business of the Society was
..<rsd Ill the nett day Of meeting. The President
sr Dsr jsmin Drake, previous to putting the motion
=, adjournment, made few remarks In references to
,vsr, drawn up By himsslf the bills Of mortality
I.nse the presence Of the late epidemic in this coun
:, He said that the document which contained
-, interesting particulars, would be presented to
~ public during the sitting Of the State Legislature.
-. motion hsvipg been passed. tie meeting was de-
....d ad f1urped sin. de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

soan shp sgm,la Non.chsro Pssf1O % de- ~Sss Barclay
4 Livingston. -, O.. a.. ,s..
10 pa..sngsrs BOYD n beisn SO IN 90 with snip wilma"
Tor NOr.<ts ... .....t. r.,
GOA, schnsoi a Bsll hen $1,000 o. 4. oo4.. ,,d
ship D.nfnsfa Of ProTasnee Burgess Liverpool - w.
shp s.s Yor1 Hui Chsrs.On, IDS cotton and rec o'o's'
Bah-y. - A.. n-.t.. a n,,o,
Bar. rover - Gorsra,, Is ds. Essch.r Draper peFnn
Br brx Cornps AHs Dsnssss and 1drs' Isaac ~ o. rum
and sat, P Cool
BELow-Brs ssssn. fm nssss rot &C. hafbscs Co od7.
s5.g bsfk BoDs Cshag-BsJ 1honas, SsrhsseNs f -
sre. wood &C. Lvsra sf no ANS n pot F.nsh org
Ern,t of TN Rohss ofsnce' &c Barn ofsa'' '"
NOhszn.
sALED-sbps D1tchess orleans Hsrs EIehtnss Chare-ton
Danube NOBLE, VsraOu, Savannah Df L"~s s@'shD
wIsD-sanr.. NV, meridian n, sunset NSw, sud hsht
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.SSEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE
Cleared,

sh,,. coumbso. Louson Coos Ff.nchi Mnn.sas Aleu- NJ
bic Gsfef o,-sto Isgsrsor hOrssns. Aberdeen Hsabsj,
a,ehs Stage, Cs.un4s CO. COsnbs Ist1s Charsso,
Ihos Wardi-.
Bss. ssd.rv.rd asssr Bssfa Ffeach ssscss. yssoa,
Foe savannah stsrs-. Csar1u "a &c aFss baud
Hs,nnb Wash.
Brgs Tsses'y, Pgnes Leboa Ns-os acs A,esssao Cas-
Bsy5saoss Sssmtt WASH Susan spsdlo, sPoHof5, >Ofs
ws,umpt, Nob. G.t.. Goat ssbgrg, OncE'
Br.m Emnr gard. BrsD.s, Psuns-s ocnsnfh
scar assv. wrght sssHh Wang Yoros Csi.ooi ssVsna1'
sn'h Csrksou. ssrah Lss- k sogtnWssi Pass L. fn
Dshn Bshop Pstsr.ourx Va R.tsos. Wos en-, Ps'scb,s
Hunter; h.dsgsscsr MeYnsI Caps NsJs Bucssf Ars on
Lewis
Sleep Oregos ssinn Prov ssDoe
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ID lie d

ssBas nov a. sitter fsw weeks nosss Of a. aDsss Of the
% JULIA ANS, vile Of J. Smith Dodge, sgsd -
IL the fupeft 90 t0ss
A. NJ al her sts fesi1sscs "a stamford, Ct
Fr.neseo, last, Of msnngts, olkhhD
dgOrs ony Nathaniel W strong formerly Of th
AZ brother Of Nslsns b. Stunt aged 81 years He
b. rejection that throughout
he received 0ursD;tas sntSns OF iithai
synp.hsns sBds that his closing hours were
ssss,,a % ma tndgsss sud
o. III. i9h rs.idsDcs r. Salt Hoch Township mon 20
40 Mr. IsIsns ear IN the seth year Of his sts
\, 0fs, 100 tbs state Of Dssvse-ents'e1 me
s "a 18th bis aud was one OF ihe witness
al The sIss gtsos OF hsJ Andrs
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rosAcco-i. A.s sr.y, ~a soo4 hqsiry bit Sssr q
lnpo.tsa tfsnsscocs -. 49,. - -.
OIL CAKEI' sfss" ." o' nNs' NO VIZ" ~ i'' W. WE
sale 70 10 iuss ...-----,-.,-- .-- -.
.--..1 soS.rs,s Rnnkh Fss !, i3c So siss szss so
80 a % Csnsss = bsf At 1917 per bush
ESQ yhIgsssg.fs t,c,y the hai- az CsnseA Do
NJ .os bzvisg isien OF .-,< 4
h.r.. qasrtsra
TALLow-Sssss losE = 1t = for gpod Vt
sKISs-Abou' 500 Cor.eos Cost SANS a. -. tine
EIcE-I ~host ctss4s, tnd mn5 -fs 6sfnsnS Bass ~
q, go prize 81 90, an6 lar al 3 la<d3 10
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rroR- ne nsrsss not aru bat notice 10 change sue
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ss~ ne pssr, the cs Srtsss, sae o. -
sS~..... bat isus o es chez up eso~ y. NE
st@ -. ia. +seuns 500 ~. cssstaa az 20, eo1s
-. ~ 81 Ter STATE sae n1ea oote ana -
- Az. 81 PRIME ste; N9t ~ or ssrsS Vao 30
- - -, Or Sasx.s and srsl Seh az
t0s "a IL, 90 :, sns .'s's Western ssSe 70 ~
49, =, - A * Esr ,sy G.c.-ss esS0e ~ ot ra
1870 4. az ,sh,o seuthsu 2sisi. 9th ass ~ - :
sNos 40 se. . oo13 lst ~fh ..es ~ 90. saa ~ ."
sA9s., e. So. roo obs Rys foat 81 81 0sS e
W1rn w., . ,s,AsT easel TAR s-nsDs -ses $50
- essss.. a. 80 ila gf 10 prns Ia .oIh ne
q. ..ns a. "a s.torday Gales rs 900 bash OIL Sat,te ~
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ugY BULLOCK, Of the ornsr pace.
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Iss.-Undsr year, s7i 70 years, %; TO-, 10; ,
Ia q. 1910 % 9; 20 10 80 81; ~ 10 W, 10; 40 10 50
~ Ri 90 a. ~ 10 TO- 10; 10 70 90, 4; 81 70 ~,
Sk.cEs or NArivITy-U niled states lss; Ireland 81 ;
tssl.Do o. Scotland, Germany, I6; france, IL Ut
Eon Hospital, Bellevue, 81 Penitentary Hospital
s.eIweifs lslsDd, 81 Luostc Asylom, do, Ws'd .
s.o's A ". WHITE, City Inspector.
Tc,ry Iospscsof Office, Nov. IS, 1919.