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M USIC, JEWELRY
FANCY GOODS,

Among whichmay be enumerated:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever and plain
WATCHES.
Gold and Silver Spectacles;
Ladies' Bosom, Scarf and Cuff Pins, (newest siycD
Jenny Lind and plain Ear hoops;
FIN Err RINGS AND LOCKETS, Extra OualIty;)
Gp'd and silver Pencils;
" Steel Pens Belt Buckles and Slidps;
u I'D Vest and Fob Chains:
SILVER and Plated Tea and Table Spoons and Butter
Knives;
Every kind of Jewcry not enumerated above.
FANCY GOODS:
Port Monies, Gard Cases, Wallets, Trinkct Cases;
Hair Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes;
Port fooS, Backgammon and Chess Boards;
Jenny Lind Port Folios for Music
Musical Eu.truncnts:
Guitars. Niolins, Flutes. Accordcous Flies;
FlAgpofetS Tamboriues, Banios, Music BoNcs:
Violin Bows, Violin aud Guitar Strings extra quality:
Violin Bridges, Refined Resin, &c, &C.
In short every article kcNtRR Mesc Sore-all ofw hich
VIII be sold unusually low for CAsn.
Having had long experience in the business Of Fine
Watch Repairing he aerS himself that give the
best of iacon to all who are pleased enlrust THEN
work with him.
All kinds of JEWELRY and CLOCKS will also be re-
paired ut the shortest notice
! . CASH viii be paid for old Gold and silver.
II. O. GOTTFRFDsON
kcnosha, May ), 1852. 40
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ASCARHDES, Or SMALL THREAD
WORMS

These worms, to which the human system is liable,
the troublesome of all others. They generally
be found recum, and if allowed to remain, from the
irritation they produce, lay the foundation for serious dis
orders such inflammation of the bowels, and other de-
engagements Of the stomach. The best and safest medicine
that can bc used is HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP
Such is the astonishing power of my medicines as
cdrideS that defy any to produce case where my
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills recommended to be used
they will not All that is necessary is to the Syrup
in accordance with directions each bottle; and in
gentle purgaive is required in order ay the irritation
they produce the Liver Pills by their sympathising action
and heay operation upon the bowels is the most pleasant
M, Ii,,, ,af he take
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THE TAPE WORM.

This worm is the difficult to destroy OF all that
inhab the human body. 1t almost indefinite
length and becoming eoed and fastened in the intesnes
and stomach to produce Fits ST. Htus' Dance, &c.
which is the of going 10 the grave, not believing
that these complaints have from the Tape UOrm
consequently they do the proper medicines for their
disease. To those who afflicted with this awful foe to
health, recommend the of my Norm Syrup and Lii
Pills. the Syrup be taken in doses of table spoons
futhree times day. then take from five eight of my lit
tie Liver Pills, dsOdge and pass the BY strictly
following these directions, the most obstinate of Tape
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$500 CHALLENGE!
HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP,

article ounded upon Scientific Principles, compoun-
~ ded with purely Vegetable substances being perfect
y when taken and has been known to fail in
ring the most obstinate Horns never exist when
this remedy used, from the fact that il only de-
sroys them, but all the slime and mucus which
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LIVER COMPLAINT

Is attended with chs succeeded by fever pains in
the region of the Liver vomiting bitter tase yellow furred
tongue pulse fall and bounding :he pain in the side in
by PRESSURE should the LETT lobe be affected, the
pain ay in the icf shoulder with sho dry cough
the skin becoming of sao0 and the stools
This disease be cured by the of HO
BENSACkS LIVER PILLS. as they act directly upon the
the disease and then operating uponthc bowels they
eXpel all thecorrupt and vated matterlrom the SYSTEM
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All Persons
FRESH ARRIVAL.

LASBln gsj just reed METCAI MERRILL & co
FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUST Received fresh from the Eastern Market achoice
FANCY ARTICLES to which theaention of Country Mcr.
chants, and School Committees, ARE invited.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
large assortment, bacng the various kindsused in
Academies and Schools always hand and will be sold
al the lowest prices.
SGeG1Ono~vo
complete constantly hand, and ready
exhibition prices that will prove satisfactory to purcha-
sers.
Paper Pencils, States Portfolios Fancy and Common
Inkstands, Crayons, Mathematical instruments. great
variety of sizes patterns, and qualities of Buff White, Let
ter, Document, Note and Card Envelopes, &c,&c.
Blank Books.
complete assortment of Blank Account Books ruled
to allthe various patterns in use and full and hall bound
in the mOstsubsanta manner in Russia
CaforShecp, manufactured the best either med
um DENY cap fullassortment of Ledgers Journals
Day Books, Invoice, Letter, Sales Cash. order, Receipt
Record Books. AlsOa great variety of Miniature, Mem
orandum, Time and Pass Books TO which the attention of
purchasers particularly invited Feeling thatn
this department my stock not to be surpassed ethern
quality price, Town. School, Private Libraries, sup
piled the most liberal terms. The Public generally
respectfully invited to call and examine stock, will al
ways be ready Denomination.
sIMGON KING.
Kenosha December, 1851.
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LIEE INSURANCE,
J. BOND is also agent for the New England Mutual Life
lnsnranco Companyone Of the best and most respon sb
Companies in the United States.
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TiE undersigned this opportunity ofnformng his
old friends and customers and the public generally,
that he has resumed business at the Old STAND OF
MARSHALL & PHELPS, where may be found general
assortment Of
Stores and Store Pipe, Plain and Japdnned
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
among his stoves are the following approved patterns:
BELLE OF THE STATES. QUEEN OF THE PR AIIlIE
MIN" OE lhI. thAlttlk HATHAWAY,
KEYSTONE, CARpFNTTR
Also-SelfRegUating Paror Stoves Air-Tlcht and Plate
Stoves, and Premium Cooking Stoves.
Ashe htendSto ready pay system far rs pos
Fibe, he proposes TO sell very Low FoN CAsu hrlin
that uick sales and small profits better than slow sn
and argeones He hopes by fair dealing and atteuonto
busiAessto merit a shareof he public patronage.
r. \. MARSHALL.
Kcnosha, September,lS!3 II
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS

Weakness, General Debility Ireguiarity DISTINCTIONS
Swelling of the Feet Limbs, Joints, caused by weak
ness also, LUNG and THROAT COMPLAINTS, as Colds,
! Coughs, Asthma, Consumption, &c. also, DrOpsy.
Having madeuse fthe Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock
Root prepared by c. MORSE & Co, either ourselves
in families and finding it TO be very saluary and eff
fecual preparation, do most cheeruIy recommend il
TO the public very valuable medicine.
f. Bourne. Esq, Cashier National Bank. Providence, r.
l.; A. Spencer. Esq Cashier Lime Rock Bank do. do,
Rev. VIM Phillips, Rev.J. b. Richmond, C. :. Jones, edi
tor Providence Cen Advt. VIM. Field, M.W c. NJ Cyrus
Fisher, Nj. +. ii. TT, James Hutchinson, G. s. Dea V j..
Bates Doct Benz Colby. and hundred others of the
most specialized families ofProvidence
This certfes that have for number of years been
quanted with the composition and mode omanuactureof
MORSES COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT. have also been acquainted iih It's modns ope-
randi In disease and say that in arespeets adm
raby calculated To remedy that class of Diseases for which
1t designed tisespeciaiy valuablein INDIGESTION
and all us aendsnt symptoms exces TO healthy action
the LNERremoves forpor. and inactivity ofthis ORGAN,
and stimulates healthy action in all the system As DE-
PURATOR. purifier ofthe Blood, ithas superior.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. d.
Providence, r. T., JAN 1, 1853.
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PepSin in Fluid and Ponder.

NWAPLE sUGARfor saIeby
Nk METCALF, MERRILL co.
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TIVE Undersigned havngrecantly purchasedhe Watch
l. making and Jewclry Establishment lately belonging
toJ g. Gotttfedson, wishes to inform the public that he
has on hand, and is constantly receiving new additions
his already eXtensi We invoice of
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HOsENSACH,S LIVER PILLS.

No part of the is liable to disease than the
being supplied with numerous blood vessels and
and fdsesed the blood of flowing through
all parts of the body produces LtUcr COmPiaRts JaaRdee
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Corn Meal.

EOfN MEAL-In quantities 10 suit purchasers, kept
~ constantly for sale at the
Dec. ", leS2. 5-32 kENOSIA STEAM MILL
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TO FEMALES.

Youwil find these Pills an Invaluable medicine in many
complaints which you subject. In distractions either
total or partial they have been found nesmabe benefit
in restoring and purifying the blood and other fluids
all complaints which may arise from female rregrI
arie headache, dmnsss sight, pain in the SIDE
These pills the only safe and effective remedy to cure the
following complaints: Govt, Nervousness Melancholy, Sick
Headache Giddiness, rheumatism, distressing dreams,
Dmness sight in any the diseases that arise from
affections of the Liver impury of the Blood constpa-
oft he
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a LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Prints, Ginghams, Nous
IN De LANES, Berage and Berage De LANES, Printed
Ausns and Poplins just received and sale very low by
METCALF, MERRILL. & CO.
DBLES of every kind suitable for Pulpt and Family
E1 use, representation, for sale at
dec 20 KINGS BOOKSTORE.
"ESTINGS-a fine assortment at
MErCAIsF, MERRILL. L. OC,S
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y Purchase but those having the signature ~.
n. HOBENSA CK" as all others worthless limitations.
Agents wishing supplies. and all others wishing to
become agents, must address the PROPRIETOR j. N Hoben-
sack his Laboratory No 100 North Second Street, above
Race, Philadelphia.
Sold Oy all Druggists and Mechanism the U. S. 48
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Trouhle In HOb0ken.
| MEETING OF THE CITIZENS IN RELATION TO THE

MEETING OF THE CITIZENS IN RELATION TO IhE
FERRY COMPANY.
There was very large and respectable meeting Of the
citizens Of Hobsken Saturday evening" the 9th inst at
Banners Hotel in relation 70 the Ferry Company. JOIN
n Board, Esq., called the meeting to ORDER and on mo-
tion Mr.. Hazelton wakley called to the chair, and
John N. Board appointed secretary.
The meeting was conducted in spirited and orderly
Manner and was ably addressed by Messrs George Tut
hilt Thomas W. whitley. Judge Everett, J. " Brewer,
John n Board D. NJ Demerest and others.
On motion, committee of Ave was appointed to draft
resolutions expressing the of the meeting, who
tired and in the evening submitted the following
Whereas the Mosslsn Ferry Company have rsssn.ls
hereafter be given for term is.s than ons
T. has 0s s.sP. 5
hy paying thus mailing per-
also vho friends from abroad o
tho Dement'S oommutaton and whereas the system Of
quarterly ssRS S 70 the
vance years communication without great nconyenienee
a an any IL
and or srren s
the privilege Of ferries has been taken
people abuse Of power 80 vested except by
% s rar s IL ss II
commntstion mpoiitic and unavorabio welfare Of
noboken and and bardensome abrdssment
resolved that ": consider the change direct
M The spa.
transient from abroad who not commuters
while the terms to committing czens are made
eSacting and burdensome. And, also,
That the change Of terms alluded to- - alike in.
with the late reducing of
and the spirit of the under which 1.-Two; and
viewing 1t in that light respectfully bnt firmly and
unitdly protest against it, and will all peaceful
in our power to ca use its discontinuance.
And to promote this end the committee the
appointment Of Messrs L. Van Boskerek, " CNckuor
this meeting before the Hoboken Ferry Company
quest to the to be presented adourn
Cd be At ths same Pes on evening"
DAVID n. DEMEREST,
WIN. II. WILSON,
TH0S. w. WHITLEY,
SILAS Ii. JESSUP.
On motion, the above report accepted and unani.
mousiy adopted and the ooeedipgs of the meeting
dered TO be published in the leading New York and Jersey
city papers.
The meeting then adjourned TO meet the 18th inst
at the same time and place.
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crowded odt. Our wasAkstcn correspondent WIRES
that Judge bronson has not ~. been heard from
concerning his acceptance Of the coleet6rshfr and
the President wishes the Senate to remain in session
till Che se ointments sof this city are decided. The
Senate 1t will be recollecte, have resolved TO ad
iourn at one o'clock to-day
Carat ajal is again On ths move. He, with sixty
followers, lately rccrossel the Rio Gssnde into
Mexico, and took possession of the town Of Reynosa
His n en- Immediately seized two acAGes and pun
slfcd them by hanging until they hAasktorted four
thousand dollars as ransom for thei- lives ru'
mo. was current in Brownsville, at ast accounts
thas this band of adventures had destroyed OF
intended to destroy the American town OF Edin-
stIrg, opposite Reynosa.
The Director Of the Mint, at Philadelphia, mas
given notice thai the coinage oftaree cent pieces,
and their distribution at the expense of the mint has
been discontinued, with view to more active em-
ployment in TIE manufacture OF new silver coin.
Over So 00co00 three cent pieces have been coined
The Rev. Edwin +. Hatfield delivered a sermeR
on Sunday recreations last evening, in the PresbJ
terrain church corner OF Broorne and Ridge streets.
He contended that God had set apart seventh fcr-
ton Of time for worship, ana that onobservan
Of the Sabha.h invariably tended to demoriH2aion
and crime.
DR.. Chseger, in his church in Union square, deli,
vered one the same SUBJECT, in which he severely
castigatee the proprietors Of railroads. steamboats,,
&c, for their abuse of the Sabbath.
The second anniversary 8. the Southern CeEastock
Missionary Society was btld last evening in the
Olive Branch Baptist Church, in Madison street.
The exercises were very appropriate, and several
hymns written for the occasion were sung by the
children. The congregation was addressed by J..
w. BeDsict and by j. H. Chandler, a returned mis-
sionary from Siam, and their worthy pastor.
Our inside pages contain two very interesting COM
Inunications-one from Lieut.. Col. Graham and the
other irony index-reahve to the Mexican boundary
Commission; Extract concerning the Japan Expedi-
ton; Weekly Reports Of Deaths in this and other
cities; Commercial, Law, Theatrical, and Miscella-
neous Intelligence; Advertisements, &c.
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Mails fer Europe.

THE NEW YORK s6EEKLY HERALD
ras Cunard steamship Niagara Captain Lrs. viii
issve ston at noon On Wednesday, for Liverpool.
subsar ptons and advertisements for any edition Of he
Nrw Yo Herald WI - received at the sa.,ow.ag
paaceshl europe
LyxaAo< John Hunter, Nc Paradise street
LONDON Edward Ssndsori SCo Cornhill
VIM. Thomas b &c No 10 Catherine stSs<s
PARs-Ii, ingston, Wells i &c, Rue Dc la Bourss.
e. q. Revolt, No. 1hEua de Ia Banque.
The EurGp mails Wiz c0so n this city st one or.
fAree O'Clock.
meWuug NERAIp viii De puh-Shed at half pas. nine
o,,son to-mo- morning Singh oopies in wrapps-s
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Obituary.
DEATH or FSOCH =. cAup re,

DEATH OF ENOCH E. CAMP, ESQ.
This gentleman expired on Saturday night at his resi-.
dencs in Forty eighth street. He was an able lawyer
and "a anch, we'll known to the community. Pre-.
vous to his admission to the bar, he vas active and
intelligent member of the press and such rendered
himself conspicuous for the correctness of his reports
After being admitted to the bar he took active part
politician, ard advocated the principles of tho
democratic party He leaves wife aud family together
With large circle Of friends TO mourn his loss.
J. ] RcprRTa, Eeq, who has been in Mississippi for
some time past, winding u the affairs Of the United
States Bank, died suddenlya hatcher few days SINCE
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Association Tor the Exhibition or the Insus-
oyrcr, No. 50 BROADWAY, NEw YonK.

0rrIcr, No. So BROADWAY, NEw YoRK.
RETRysHMEST SALOONS.
Proposals to contract for the privilege Of supplying Re-
resbents Mt the Crystal Palace will
ONCE. until the 2stn Of A riI instant
Suitable apartments Will be afforded by the Association,
TO be fitted furnished and decorated by the contractor
hie expense.
For the form and dimensions Of the apartments all
other particulars parties wishing contract will please APP
ply at this ofics.
B-Wines and drinks will be strictly pro-
hibited. WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary.
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Red Bank-dream Of universal brotherhood and
q general partition Of the goods of the universe,
worship Fourier, venerate Greeley, and luxu-
rate in the graces and charms Of the beauties of
the grove considering them as the natural anti
dote and counterpoise ofthe insane spiritualists
of the day. If our advice be followed, then
look out for an extraordinary advance in drugs,
but especially in Glauber salts.
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uNnD STATES DsrRIc1 CouRr-Nos IA, "a 25, % to -.
43a, $50, AGO. 3le 1884, 4s7 4ss to 49s Part Second
Nos 1t35 1o46, 1046, 104S, O51 to 06s 106O 1861.
SUPREME CoURT--Geueral Term Motions.
SUPREME CoURr-Specal Tcrm.-Nos. 81, 3, 30, 85 CT,
SO, 90, ], q =, 16 %, 20, rs. 10, II.
ConsoS PIxAs.Part First.-Nos. e31, $50, AL 5l7,
f57 to 666. Part Secopd.-Nos. $50 to $685.
SUPERIOR Court. (tso branches Mos III 173 =
2o51s, 2cs, 2o7. 225, Sc, 49, II, SO, 23S to 27O.
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Marine Affairs,
The R. N. STEAMSHIP MERLIN, Capt Cronau, sailed ye
terday for 81. Thomas vim Bermuda

THE R. NJ. STEAMSHIP MERLIN, Capt Cronan sailed yes.
terday for st. Thomas vim Bermuda.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
mex, s aSs Of ts y
year from Liverpool and by what steamer 1t made
as there seems to be diversity Of opinion on the subject
1.-THE Lrabia, which arrived en- the 23d February, in
eleven days two hours
MYSTERIOUS A French fisherman Who sometimes fol
lows collecting muscles, occupied in that way yss
teIdny afternoon. the beach the Middle Tclc
graph. when his attention arrested by sealed clset
bottle, in which the following account was in 10 ed
written in pencil on strip Of paper =
Az sea of the Port Of San Francisco Feb 81 1853,
San Francisco when in sight OF the Faralones, the
crew mutined and took possession the Of vessel after
westward Iont know where bound, il our lives viii
be spared Four passengers on boari. JAS. THOMAS
Alta California, March Z.
q, s ca !,snny Ps wss,s Z, g,
as e spe , ; sss sppaS
chairman and j. W. Wilkins Il New YORK; oaeisted %
secretary when committee Of five appointed - act in
On motion Tho following preamble and resolutions were
whereas, Tho kindness ard itera.y which we have *
ne merit pfS or Sentiment
Resolved That CAPTAIN Shgreh Tor his courtesy to
like qualities displayed during this boisterogs rassag
tender the expression of our sincere thanks ana
Resolved That in Purser Lord We rocognze gentleman
IN the execution Of his peculiarly nrduous and
hrrsn duties and bis desire to make ne all comfortable
has only been exceeded by his exerton and ability -
Resolved That in Surgeon Owen we havo met with a
faithful and competent medical adviser whose unremtng
ndposcd deserves our highest
APPRECIATION. =, : n,,
Resolved That the engineer Mr. g. s. Robinson also
TO Mr. A. Gardner tho first officer we'll as to the sub
ordinate officers offer unbiased testimony TO their
eapat iiity and gcntlcmanly bearing
Resolved That recommend our rsn is and the travel
ling public generally 10 try for themselves and IN patron
ring tic Vanderbilt lire they may be assured Of not being
obliged TO submit 90 hunbug or false representation.
That these proceedings be Published in the New
York papers. q. w. HARRINGTON, Chairman.
James w. wilkins New York city W. A. IT, Gchr, Iar.
rnnnshmre. Pa committee hehni 81 3l2 passengors
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OCCUPATION GoNE.--The mock auctioneers
are defeated The bill in relation to the Peter
ture, and is probably law by this time. Stran-
gers in the city ought now to get up hand
some testimonial to Henry Howard for his CT
forts in getting the bill through.
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Tehuantepec Right OF yvay.

IIfOin thc WhsblDgtUn InlcIIRNicer
We observe IN the soo c"ptact the folio wing, which
is n literal copy Of the twenty first article
81 The transit by The way al communication shall he
open TO oil che inhabitants d the globe but IL shall be in
creased twenty-five per upon the merchandise Of those
nations WHO may not have concluded treaties Of neutrality
with Mexico.
The clayton Buleer treaty Is treaty Of neutrality 10
regard 10 Central America and the great principle estab
hsnd by 1t Of opeipg the transit 10 all the Inhabitants
Of the globe, has II appear oeen followed by Mexico IN
the sl.o contract
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Tremendous Pick.-No. On IL ready In.

delivery this mcrnng price only two cents contains
splendid csricatures-Ths White Slaves England.
Harriet Beecher Stove and the Duchess Of
length Portraits The Black Swan In Broadway Domestic
sccnc engraved by Miss Greene editorials arc spicv
fashionable lee Cream Saloons St Georges Church and
Mr. EyanG David Felt Co. and the Printer; Hiram An.
derson ard Carpet Phiosophy with extra
mens For sale by all the sgents and nowsboys and
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Association for the Exhibition or the Ind ustry
ar oil Nn(lOus.

OFFICE, No. 81 BROADWAY, New York.
In of their that prizes excel
the several departments Of the exhibition will be
awarded under tho direction of capable and eminent
the Board Of Directors invite artists and persons
offer designs for prize medal not more than
three in diameter that shall be suitable to the above
purpose lustrative Of the objects of the exhibition
TIC should be addressed to the subscriber sealed
and supcrscribed Design for Medal"
They will be opened the third day Of Jnne by
whose award the Of two hundred dollars
will be paid 70 the author Of the desgn selected.
49,. WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary
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BUREAUx OF STATIsrIcs.-We mentioned. some
time since, that an ordinance had passed the
Board of Aldermen creating two bureaux OF
statistics in the department of the City Inspec-
tor. We considered this as Q measure eminent
Iy useful. and, indeed imperatively required
But we regret to see that the Board Of Assis-
tant Aldermen exhibit so much dilatoriness in
adopting this ordinance. The necessity for the
construction Of these Offices is urgent and I'M
questioned. and we see no reason why these
long delays should be allowed to intervene.
Do, gentlemen, hurry up with your legislation.
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Or GPgFN SroT-Tho bill in favor Of jones
Wood for ely park, il probably laid on the
.hef for the present. II is well. We want a
park in The contre Of The city. and must place
cur hopes in The next Legislature.
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DINNER THE AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION
The fifth anniversary of this society is to take place this
evening at the Astor House, and will We arc sure be
characterized all previous have BEEN by mrth,
wit and 70 cd fellowship.
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HOMEwARD BoUND-The United States Senate
is to adjourn to-day. Washington, in another
week, will be deserted village.