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hcssi nsnk STATE thk ca.s II M nsiaaess IN
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psu-.s., a ia ssg<gss y god ana s.g@ss nsn ~
moved. has sSow.isd and sksrs-sd poesFs expressly
si,ss ), y. % ssasAs. Ths Lass okss hsiss nov I
ia%ssIy Sssas1 q AZ Tss.ss,y Dsg~an.a,. s IVES
Nc Rwtag 40 power over 10 Cosm-,ehsf he clerks
oher ,Laa that wheA ie.nssy po.-s.-sa asa ssss
Of the fpassp. before ne hcns DsI.rmsns was Gre
sled. ~ an esh hoss, sessi es<amed Ne power Which
Mr. Esix has 20 clearly ssaTsa u thsre !. ihs
Woml,Iy corrected ne msmsnt y made manifest
Nj Meredith, il q undeFriocd. h soms AZ The baFeaas
Of TIE treasury b. been sny 8 usasicas a. hAgfsn
a. those q Mr. Ewing "a regard % removals and Az
A. Burns says of Dr. fosuhsok's yass,. the.e things
are but .Eaiat Of ths s1biass ways ~ Ar. sssfpax
pVNt auu tHru urtfH W 'Iitfr<Au ~ nv NNtu- y
method Of prescription. he pursaes democrats Their
ruin BY the aid o. Truman Smiih and ohsr political
saes, and then strikes them down viii app<te keen
DEATH" Lei not be said, thereinfe. thai am loo
harsh In my anmaisersions upon his character and acts
He u certainly the worst IN The worst cabinet that
ever existed IN this country Accident has ea@bled hun
70 WELD absolute power in that eahineia power which
be abuses every day Tor the most dshonorsbls and
ceDary purposes Independent oi this. nothing have
said OF him contains onehali much harshness the
articles which the wing organ. the Republic, publishes
daily BY authority pf the cabinet against the bes and
the dead Again. have said nothing, and will say moth
ing. without warrant of facts. on Mr. Ewing himself.
what else could sayl Tor, according 20 The preacher 10
Ecclesastes, "Who can make that straight which God
hath made crookedr He has been striving. and by
usurpaiion has succeeded in making his department
wha executive Department b made lawfully aud
constutionally. according 10 the high and conclusive
authority and reasoning Of Mr.. Giles As have long
known Mr. Ewing. both here and where he comes from
in all his tegversations and tortuous windings, shall
have much more to say anon. ARATUS
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feeling, Moeheadthe easy smooth polished nav tai
enied Morshead, the favore OF wings ali about Ken
nckywas near being beaten in the Ashland district BY
srplinga mere boy-but whose denuncations OF cor
rupon, Of wire. working, sincere The people
district would now have been represented by s. r. j.
Trabae In two years more it will be democratic
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Report or IN. board OF Health.
Intermsmh durimg "a,

Intermsnts dwing the monh endirg Asgsst 81, Ist9
Accident, ;anama, apoplexy, apha, 8; asthpnia,
brain, Inflammation or q bowels, infammsti Of,
burn, Cholera cholera inantum. 10 cholera morbus
congestive bilious fever consumption, 81 commissions,
s;convul'ion' puerPeral ;croap diarrhes dropsy.
opy ofches dysenery epilepsy, fever bilious,
ever, congesve, fever, nervous, fever, puerpersl,
fever pernicious intermittent fever, scarlet, 81 fever,
typhoid, fever, yphus, 81 gastrits, chronic, IL castro
enierits, hear disease Of hemorhage IRON umbil
zeal cord, hydrocephalus insnitioo, inemperance,
jaundice, necrosis, nephritis, old age pneu-
monia, pneumonia, bilious, pneumonia, typhoid,
premature birth, q; rheumatism. infammatory, spine,
disease Of sti-born, abes mesenterca eething.
-, nbercuar arachniis, unknown, .; uterine hem
ouhsge, 1; uterine tumcr1; hopping cough, s-Tota,
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THE UNION

the disposition purchase good a most stocks have
been diminished advancing prices and conviction pre-
walls that the present stock be replaced but NJ higher
cost The results Of the will probably exceed the
average Of many years pastj and the iootngs Of sales
generally approach the eliminating point psrhap OF any
former season. In almost all descriptions OF domestic
manufactures there has been an advance particularly
cloths cassimeres; sanes and hannels This has been
partly favored by the drought which has prevailed In
New England, and the epidemic among factory hands
checking production. In British goods the demand iar
at full prices. The activity OF the English nome trade mas
advanced prices there and similar causes influenced those
productions here French and continental goods are well
sustaned and the cargo of the Washington arrived on
Monday being mostly sold in advance, has been anxionsD
waited for Under large supplies OF produce the markets
continue active and well supported Cotton has been In
fair dema and, and advanced under the Caledonas news;
but the advance reported by that steamer was mostly
based upon the fears created by the reports oil damage
done the crop by the weather OF July and August
and being altogether early 10 form any estimate oil the
Of the damage, which may be reneded, to some
extent by fine piokngout weather. the spectators here
disposed sell the and the slight Advance
LOST and the took in hand here has been discovered
larger than estimated and Is now " Oo bales The
quantity taken from this port for consumption during the
past year averages 800 bales weekly, against 296 bales
in 1867.
The wool market has been very active under the pu-
chases of domestic The market for WOOL
lens much improved under the general prosperity OF
the consumers growing OF the large exports of produce
Under large suppes-which per canal REACH 10 August ~
sll5 100 bs against 6694 800 lbs last year. and
lbs wear befoeprces have advanced until they compare
with the same date last year as follows
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ADAMS q CO.'S oALIEoRHIA HxPasss.
GW ES

nIE subscriber respectfully give nSt1oe thAa thsy
express California, and win transmit let
hu Of Panama. BY every esms, or chsus: sssdins spsc.
tend person Immediate delivery Leter VIII e!so b fe
forwarded Valparaiso, Caso oon and e ssnd
sailing from New York fx Cne
express will leave Neg Ysrk on Icn nsp
tember EMPIRE CITY, under the direction Of MI
HASKELL who has for several been nvoahy Known 70
public ccrk In go~toa occ, and who has ben sdni
o. 0'' o''. ADAMS q CO., 10 wnI street. New Yoa.
50 Chcsnus direct, Phlsdsiphia
l62 Baltimore street., balulnore
Pennsyivania avenue, wsshinson
Sept 7-eodtl4th
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nICCIONARIo In L~ngua cssssissss. pss .. As.ss-
IL mia E-panols- large qusrto volume
Also DuRefs Nature Displayed mode Il Tesrhsnx rp<.h
spanish rsmmsrs, Phrase Bcoks and nesn.ss rssy kns
For saIe by TAYLOR MAunf,
Sep T. bcokrrher, neM IN s'e-t
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TO YOUNG MEN
wno h.v. noe -. ss.s.. : P.r..ss ss- Lss

y who have NOT yss chsssn Pursuss ~ Lar
CIVIL ENGINEERING thoroughly and practically Taught
" in WESTERN MILITARY NsTfTUTE-the profsssor
Moan being Of NE most skl and expeenced eng
principal
engineer Pennsylvania amer receiving The hhsa hono Of
Military Academy We Point All NE tnsfru-
connected with that Department hsye ben poearsd q coas
The superintendent takes bsriy s.ns O.
per for assstnnt enees On o. his
pupils e2oo incipa
neer ofs railroad under conssesisa N Kentucky whilst
class recsvine IN drcnt q ne United
states, saooo sloo 81 200 year q ss.sni engsss
approaching whom herc VIII - pea. oe-
msnd for such prepared vocation e West
Military Institute Nothing s hazsrded In ssyng se ey VII
readily so Eve nan q oesr-
Walton the gigantic enserpses srss1y opcsse wtn
hundreds Of Others, tributary 70 them 1le 1d -
Of whole country md me esg.ne. or psope
hidden o. The bs1ee and ~ newly
acquired territory, give ample scope the sk and enespsse
OF engineer the geeoss, the mineriogs s surveyor and
the architect
will wide Geld opened % tsem ~ ee ~
honorable, heslhfa, and Lucrative Pnrss ns 49, ~
practically qualified shc ufse - -
expense, Western Military Issisuss oeosss'~. ksn
lucky. faftH = = .~.u.x~<,.s
Address so COL. ~ ". Sonss-,rs.,
Aug l0-stcphwlt senefA -
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Democratic Co~vewfios at Syracuss.
SYRACUSE, IN. Y,) Sept 6The convention met to-day
and organized by appointing Francis B. Cutting ESQ., pres
iden who, taking the chair addressed the
at length. motion to adjourn on the lSh was lost 1t
was el.4 ss4at f
Resolved That a committee Of from each district be
appointed frame and report address and resoutiens.
and also TO report State central committee.
Gen. Taylor ro~ts for Waskisgtow.
BUFFALO, Sept 5-p. m-General Taylor left the Falls
this O'Clock, is supposed direct for Wash
ington Lake Ontario The health OF the General
tinues improve IL is umored that his sickness
and that his life was in greater danger than
was published. gtF isN
The weather very fine and the cholera 10 fast disap-
pearngony death has been reported for the last ~
hours. s4@Ny ssas a8
dGaiT Caaada
MONTREAL, Sept 5--Lord Elgin, In company with the
and child, LETT for Kingston at to-day.
One death from cholera occurred here since last report
At last from Quebec eight cholera n,eiments
had been made.
Cholera Despatckss
BosroN Sept. 5-We hear Of deaths from cholera In
the city proper There deaths the Hospital and
three a Deer Island during the ~ hours ending TO.
day.
LOWELL. Sept 5-we hear Of 10 deaths from cholera
yesterday. stfe3 -
ALBANY Sept 6-The Board of Health has discontinued
making reports-but6 eases and deaths have occurred
during the last "a hours. as
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This rise Is 50 per centha is say, bale Of fair
400 lbs worth S2s in New York in January
worth S42 Sl4 rise. This Is usry tifing" Mr.. Carey
further says the advance IL owing recently pro-
mugated Of short cops but portion Of the advance took
place before the crop in the groSnd-a further portion
before the weather in Again, he says of England
The railroad speculation broke down, and the demand
labor ceased aud herewith csssafism Of the de-
nsand for CLOTH" This latter assertion 10 support
the other, viz that the fimg rise" in grew
iy out OF shor-crop reports. We will apply the
fact to the theory The quantity of bought by
the trade in England for the first six month, Of the
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These purchases took place before the wet weather,
which has created Tears Of damage the CROP set in
There Of IS per In the purchases Of
British manuiactureos Mr.. Carey says because the
crop TO be short The British export tables give better
reason. The quantities Of cotton goods exported
follows
Blish trports COTTON rood sir month. tndine With e
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Isvrnroor COTTON MARKET, AUe. 2b-The sales for me
have reached 81 90 baes of which speculsofs ocE
$1,000 bales, and exporters $500 bales The tenor o. we
had the effect carry up the prices Of penny PEI ~ o
an descriptions. Since Wednesday more suoducu Issn
has however, prevailed, withou, sssgnsbis
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BrE r. WRIGHT GssvssesDss 81
c,tIGAR Ac AT AUCTION Friday next, The IN Instant,
N AZ IL O'Clock, r. A. H. DODGE wnsn ne esgo ~
Aaao<tzp from Mayagues, Porto Rico connsung o.
2sl hhds prime sugar
do ftsfl. tff,-
II IL barrels green ginger tltHt H .
IS demijohns bay wsssr. /. .....~.u. ..-..----
Sep. 4-dtsif f4a
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RI
In every department Of trade there has been steady
business going forward and the commercial advces gen
orally by the steamer essentially the same as those
broughtb the Caledonia.
Prices Of cotton are still advancing and large sales are
Accounts from the manufacturing districts continue Of
satisfactory character all branches oil trade appearing
TO be fully employed -,
In Manchester there is lively demand for every va.
riey Of cotton goods, and the accounts from inaia w'
doubtless give further impetus 10 the trade:
Under the favorable influence Of the weather, the ha.
vest operations, and the increasing probability that the
crops will be generally secured in good time and that ihe
years past the grain trade has continued dull and prices
have downward tendency. :,
The potato disease is beginning 10 show itself.
In cured provisions there has been but very mode.
rate amount of business transacted and the value oil
most descriptions has slightly receded
Metal continues TO meet an improved demand, ana
prices are tending upwards.
The weekly return OF the Bank OF England shows
slight accession 10 its stock OF bullion. ,
Money Is in greater demand and its price has advanced
to 81 ~ per cent bills Of the best kind and per
cent is readily obtained on money at call.
The submission Of the Hungarans. and the important
effects likely TO be produced throughout Europe ~ @
termination OF that sanguinary war had moi ne
perceptible effect in London in the business
on public securities II is not doubted Una, ~
proportion matters settle down on .ne ~ ;,s
sales OF stocks in London, in which money mas cecn ~
vested will reduce the prices Of stocks very materially
The huctuaon in the prices Of Engiisn secunues mas
been very slight during the past week and lar amount
III business has been transacted Consols, for account
closed on Friday at 93i ae3s. Ufs ~
IsvrrrooI corros mARKxr, Aue. 25.-The ples for ths
Al 600 bales and exporters $500 bales The tenor Of hs
Enropa advces and the satisfactory accounts from
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" n lowest prices, by in 49, - -
Sept -s',' .%s~'S7-'~~
1I,xx novels At Taylor y massy's nse< - y1zsst.
ELLEN Percyi Dicipins" By Mary hssaase, ssshs q
X, sis'sr Minnie. ny me q rs~ css..s &c.
Lady Alice q The New Una. rhss ax esnss, ~ "a
The Maiden Aunt ny 9. N.
sep5
FoR sALE--ns houss end oseupssd y s.Sg.gsS On
III street. A. \. bAe9hs
Aug so-sod6 as saf ~
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GENERAL Wednesday, Euening, March "A
At the monthly meeting of this body Mr. Allen presiding,
nine members were present
message was received from the Mayor calling the ateu-
Polk and suggesting the pOpey of the Councils taking
action in the matter
On motion OF Mr. Wilder committee of three mem bers,
one from each Municipality appointed provide &C.
through the Mayor tender him the hospate OF the city
Messrs. BENT, Rice and Wilder appointed the
mittee Another message from the Mayor received
transmitting sealed proposals for repairs of the Parish Prison.
in accordance with resolution of the Council. The follow
proposals for doing the work received j. Krwan
s45G6; NJ Howell s4is2; r: P Rice $4,000 l.. Garvey
bidder the contract for repairing the Parish Prison was given
him The Mayor also sent message calling attention
to the approaching Municipal election and suggesting the
appointment of Inspectors etc. In accordance with the
Clerks of election.
communication received from the State Auditor in
which he informed the Council that the State ak Coeoto
of the Eighth Representative District had settled with him
for the of e4 and recommended their edppontment
for the collection of the of 1e48 due The Coun
Gil accordingly reippointed the collectors.
vdua announcing themselves candidates for the office
Collector of State Taxes for the 4h and 9Th Representative
districts.
The Council then proceeded to the election of State Tax
Collector for the 4th district, when Mr. Thomas Mckeon
elected on the first ballot.
This disposed of the Council proceeded the election of
Collector for the ninth district and Mr. Layeny elected
the first ballot
The Finance Committee reported against giving
pensaon the clerks in the Mayors office engaged in
rectng the rolls suggestion of the kind has
been made by the Mayor.
resolution passed declaring it TO be the duty of all
Captains of vessels arriving ut this port report their lists of
passengers the Mayors office within AZ hours after their
arrival and authorizing the imposition OF fine OF 500 for
neglecting refusing to do so.
Some other business of minor importance was transacted
and the Council then adjourned
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ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

TOBACCO.-NOt a transaction reported and lint LITTLE
eft on SALE ''1e
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs-The sales of SMEAR yes.
teday were 200 hhds chiefly for the North Prices very full
Moasses quiet and 200 bbls taken at I62Oc % gallon for
inferior to choice.
FLoUR-No alteration is perceptibIein the Flour market
which dull but pretty steady Sales 1900 bbs of which
@ bbs Ohio on the Levee "a 49, 800 do Gan brandt
at "a So $50 do in aboat and to be delivered alongside
ship, at "a so, and l5O bbls Illinois at "a GA q Dbl
CORN.-The demand was active and II, 600 sacks
We're sod follows hoo sacks inferior 37 800 do mixed
at 40 and 40. $500 do white and yellow A. 1912 do vel
low at 43, and 10000 sacks store higher figure
made public. Prices range chiefly from 40GO45c.
WHEATON sacks prime sold at e3c.
PROVISIONS.-The Pork market is still dull and the
largest Gales 324 bbs Mess 600 and 22 at $40 Dbl
A lot of no. 900 b Bulk Pork sold and so 900 ID Sides
and Shoulders 3ac round lot of 40 casks prime Bacon
Sides brought Sc q b and Shoulders 3Ac OF Beef
38 terces Prime Mess sold SIS 50 tierce-an advance
Lad quiet with sales of O2 bbls ordinary at s. and 81 do
prime at &c. o ID.
COFFEE-500 bags Rio sold at sc p h. and 300 do in
lots at the same.
BAGGING AND ROPE Firm Sales of 80 pieces at
bc cash. and 300 pieces and 800 coils II and &c. on long
time. adding interest.
WHiSkY.-Sales of about $50 bbs Rectfied at 17c
EACHANGE-Dull. Sterling Sass pct. prem; New
York 60 day bills 2i02s disc; Sight Checks a disc "a par
RElGHTS.-Very firm, especially Foreign. An Ameri-
can ship engaged for Liverpool sd for Cotton brig
for New York to load with Sugar. IS miles up the Coast at
s. . hid
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THE MODEL ARTISTS IN TROUBLE AGAN-We learn
that Tuesday night there quite flare up at the
Model Artist exhibition in the Third Municipality. the
dience having given proof of their admiration of the group
ng and other beauties of the exhibition by treating the male
with rotten eggs and other materials not quite
bouquet roses The upshot of the whole the
by Capt Kennedy of the tToupe viz William Rose James
Lewis Sarah Frank Maria Smith. and Emily Mayied,
whose exhibition before Recorder Ssuzeneau has not yet
nff
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PROFITABLE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-Ths Etna
Insurance Company of Hartford has made another
dividend of S25 per share, making total dividend
for the last fifteen months of SS5 per share. A
surplus of $12 per share is reserved. The whole
capital of quarter of million of dollars is now
paid up in full in cash. 800 per share. The last
sale of the stock at $3.50 per share, before the
dividend
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EMIGRATION FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
The Bermuda Herald states that emigration TO
considerable extent is at present going from the
British Provinces to the United States-even among
the agricultural portion of the community. The
Herald, very dsinterestedly and periodically, en-
deavors to persuade Her Majesty's good people not
to do so, assuring them that there are already in
the United States more mouths to feed than can be
satisfed-that we view every new conner with
jealousy, etc.
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COMMITTED FOR TR1AL-Jane Conner, charged by Ann
Burgess who resides at the OF Main and Burgundy
Streets with whom she lately lived servant with stealing
5 in gold and 81 in silver some days ago and then clear
ing out was committed for trial yesterday by Recorder
ST. ang revolver pistol from Newon's store under the St
Charles Hotel; Charles Thompson and Jefferson Wilson
charged (he former principal and the latter accompce
with attempting swndIe Mr. Judson, the exchange bro
ke by passing forged note Sophia MONTGOMERY charged
ilton Mckee, in Girod street. and Daniel Hurley charged
with attempting to carry off from the wharf At the New
Basin sack of orange seed part of the of the steam
boat Beacon-were severally committed yesterday by Re-
corder Baldwin for trial before the First District Court
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CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS.

fTOPTI1lUrs'. NUINN, LII MAIN q 90
THIS splendid and weapponted Circus will open the
L Louisa and Tchouptouas St Mary Market,
THURSDAY the Sh of March, with of artists which
cannot be eGceed America The spacious Pavilion entirely
imperious RAM the arrangements
ed the comfort of all who
T Splendid Band, the Great Professor
BERGAMlN WILL the performance and during the DIFF
ent the popular and fashionable
w Among the Stars by the the Crescent
City Circus the proprors would the following
Mrs T. Num-, acknowledged Queen Arena L.
mani, Mons La Thone Mr. G. SWee Mr.. r. GraUen, Mr.. Moses
Lpmdn, Mons. HARPER and the acrobat Family and
the mimabe ". Lake whose irresistible humo and originality
title him be ranked among the first Clowns of the Age.
Pe Of Adussio-Dress Circle Fifty Cents Parquette,
Wenty i've Gents NH
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THE RIOT THE LEvEE ON TUESDAY EVENING. -
Yesterday we stated that had occurred the Lev
the previous evening, that the police had been eyere
handled and that several who were engaged in the
originated We learn that officer Davis of the Second
Municipality police. had arrested Levee aborer tor ser
prisoner to the watch house he set by gang
of fellows of whom, named William Connolly knocked
him down with paving stone and seriously wounded HIM
the face and another named Dennis McGrath cut him
badly in the back of the head with cotton hook and by
doing succeeded rescung the prisoner Council, and
McGrah together with Thomas Fitzsmmons. John Dwyer
and John Riley who charged with aiding and abettng
in the outrage were arrested by the police and committed
for trial yesterday by Recorder Baldwin.
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A CABMAN's TRICK Recorder Genois yesterday com:
mitted MICHAEL Kelly, cabman for trial on change of
who aedges that about O'Clock Tuesday evening he
engaged kelly cab to take himself lady and servant
that arriving the place designated he gave Kelly by
mis- AXE two $40 gold pieces instead OF dollar that he
told Kelly until he took the lady board vessel
he wanted another place and that his return
Kelly had soped with the money he had given him.
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FoR CALIFoRNIA.-A company of citizens left
for California, by Fort Smith, Ark, on the 9th.
The company consists of enterprsing, robust and
determined young men. The Mississippi and Ala
bama California Emigrating Company, (which left
Jackson, Miss, on the lst,) left Vcksburg on the
4;h, on board the steamer Duroc, for Fort Smith,
Arkansas
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Gagged CyPRIANs. The Third Municipality police per-
formed great feat Tuesday night They arrested four
women of.the town q houIe of l-fame in Marigny
street, dsoue characters Be it remembered that at The
same time the public were crowded by the dnso
their satunaa unmoested The balo pay tribute and
help to swell the Municipality The of the
town add nothing the revenue. and therefore Gagged
Truly morality fourshes in the Old Third, !" and sOrdd
considerations have weight with the Municipality law
givers or their subOrdnates.