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A new THING ENTsRELv.-The m~s aseoaa.tY -.
a., Barrels, ashss, beg, ."S :. =
coovss hninhsd wtshoss ee7cs, - -
snsush varuirh. eatively ny @schsnssy -
IT, dsksr tahea IN the kes the 49, -
az iengsh, AseSeee pss~y sem
IN sax ossus3e os uniform os.seS w@
ssrs.ss ~ sscS fuIy tested the cssh howeses,
s-~x. rrneA and whote prepared a. ~ heoDtn0
49, 49, s.rrsr 90 perfect complete, and sspeftr AetA M
- hss~, hs produce the equal aad tas II NE
49, ara m tAree oeh1Ds
~. ,oce msAs from shs sns's hss
!" ~ Isr~s general ell ~ wteh ~
,~s % hold su6e huids aAaSssA ~ paekinS ~
80 S~y1sca rods machinery exnses nuhs ~
s.nefs~ Nsu 10 seeseiy shs uBeev.
P,r.oos purchasing the nt . ss
me psss.. vssis Maryland Kensueky mssoun, - sn
ssi N w spyfs1 70 -
ry, r. O. who " 81. rvcpbees - 80
pa HiseeS tVssS~s
Oct I5-sodlm
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YELLOW FEVER AMONG TRooPs.-A letter from Kew
West, dated November s, says " Lieut. Dickinson, Uni
ted States army, arrived IN this city per James L. Day,
from Fort Barrancas, with the survivors of company d.
ist artillery II IN number This company has been re-
duced TO this number from full ranks by the ravages of
the yellow fever Every man but one has been attack
with the disease. Lieutenant d. has chartered schoon
e. and sailed on the 9th for Fort Calhoun, Indian river
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DEPARTMENT or STATE, November IL, 1855
Information has been received department from Charles
Graebe, acting United States Tr.sko tho
hAne at by decree Of the Zo vecn for the impoa
non free Of duty OF grain aour and other ptod
OF The MILL veren has been exrend
ed 10 the 3oth day Of September, 1854.
becoming part of The zou y.ysr ~.
the M OF January 1884, the above be app
cable 70 thcse States hat day.
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wilderness .bud and blossom the " II is 10 In
dusry we ere indebted Tor the foSudng. mprovement
increased and still Increasing number Of cities. and
the palaces which besutify and adoru them Without
Industry we would have no msesic sbps connected
with our commercial msrne 10 convey TO foreign lands
the products OF our soil. and return richly laden with
xoods the duties upon which enrch the national ueasu
~ even 10 OVERLOOKING These some OF the benefits
derived from the industry Of Without the practice
d industry We would become sluggish. inert. democrat
zed, aad impoverished people. instead OF what we now
prosperous. happy, enierpsng. and great coumu-
atty Of men, living under benign, republican institutions,
which confer equal rights upon all
Bat The rights OF laboring and the value OF indus
y sss fruitful Subjects upon which we cosld enlarge
bat the discussion OF which perhaps better suited 10 Inc
statesman than the columns Of newspaper These
views were written by way of introduction TO Inc SUD
o;,ed extract from the Providence (Rhode sland) Post
The law which the de crais succeeded IN getting
h,ouoh the winter, reducing ana rrKuintnK
the hours Of abor in nuacurpg Establishments mas CO.
only wrought great change ia this STATE bal mas nao us
eject all over New England We venture 10 say mat
although the is in instances Voa'eo he feuuc
o M tbe working time the factories OF this State Is ~
:. one and hours per day less than the
preyous 10 The passage hs law, equal TO each person
empIoyed OF about forty working days annually Let the
factory operative recsect the fact that the OF
democratic party will him four hundred and fifty
hours annually which he now devote to his own phys
zeal comioa and mental improve Would the WING
nauy have passed such a measure Did they do all
in their power defnat Is there difference between
nares all Democrats in may fail OF doing all
their duty bat they viii always exhibit points worthy
Of commendation."
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Ma. SovLGs RECEPTION IN SrAS.-When Mr.. Soulc
appointed minister TO Spain. generally alleged
by the wing party, that owing 10 his liberal views he
would be received The democratic journals at that
time showed that the Spanish government could have
good ground for rejecting him, either frsm the speeches
be bad made IN the Senate for h,s public conduct.
adding that II probable that the President bad in
formed hmself Of the disposition Of the OF Madrid
before making the selection. The turns the
democratic journals supposed il would In the news
brought by the Baltic. which published yesterday. an
account was given Of Mr.. Soae's presentation 10 the
Queen OF Spain. and the royal speech the occasion
The Queen expressed herself highly gratihed al the
friendly disposition manifested by the government OF the
United States towards her kingdom, and assured MIR
sous Of reciprocity Of those feelings The part OF the
government OF Spain. The attempts OF the wing jour
nails TO pslodice Mr. Sout in the opinion ri the Spanish
government by their attacks upon him have therefore
hailed, and his adopted country w have the benefit Of
ms cool and sagacious sta,esmanshp in directing the
diplomatic intercourse between the two nstiors 10
nexion with the reception OF Mfr Soas, the European
papers have revived the statement, that Mr. Soues 6rs
act would be to cner to purchase Cuba All ihis how
ever, IS merely eonisc,ursl But thing eertan,ha
our minister has gone out it'll penary powers TO dis
pose OF The whole question with regard TO the "Gem Of
the nnlies"-Ph'f Eve Argus.
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CO. The Annual Meeting "The Ladies, Hates
Benevolent and Employment place this
the First Presbyterian Church, street NJ o,rIo
The public respectfully invited eontsss their
benevolent aid to the
sht tins female OF city
The annual report VIII be pesesied made
BY the Rev. Mr. sunderland and other gentlemen.
Bv ride NJ
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Two FtN1 UO0sUa wev sale CswIfag-s 0ts-
"e nm ~ between fsh sd len They pr
vs~ e-n'isrus' srd rrlv
plate. l~svsrs she country -
t0--dIw
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DO do do
vsry neh gold embroidered Tibet square shswis
DO long do
plaid long ,hswis
DO do square shswis
do Hungarian
Rich broche Tablet
Very rich gold hord~red broehe Tbbet scarfs.
In addition shove
Of all eoiou and widths which ve rsasona
bic prices HooE BRO, CO.
Nov Ie-3uwtw
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cents ior mddilog Molassea - cents. Flour. ~ ~
10 TO- being % cents decline. Fexh,s on coto Liver.
pool, ID
Nov i0-saies up OF 1000 bales Of cotton at "a
" cents for middiing
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BY ,. c. MCGUIRE, Aseuo.ser.

By. G. MCGUIRE, Asessonser.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on CAPITOL HILL
AT AUCTION -on Monday afternoon, November alss,
ro.uns east between north ssd s.ss,s
aanias sset 2 feet -h Inc privilege Of lae alley the
"a, A.o par. q :. .ss T. IN s,ms .s... fean. q
feet, containing a,g7s sqaa,. FEE,
s' q s o :, and S % a., s
Terms One thrd cash. The residue in sr and twelve months,
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
Nov I'D Aactos..r.
EREycn JEwELRY, WATCHES, ON W. GAIT
. fssss - s %
ent's"sn. superior sod watches chains, Ac which they
Always hand choice selection q wedding
pns- ~ W. GAIT BRO,
Psnasyivan,s avenue, between OH
hs. an extensive ''ccs q
- ss fss Il, e.%,
.'S !. ,ss n"s sl perfect e order.
SEED WAREHOUSE,
Oct iS-St Wchss'out street, Philadelphia
eighty situated .we., and Low.ns
,vss.s only 90. square from Cent. M...ssou.. Tss ,-o
bo very easily thrown ioo Person. cal.
Nov Is-aiw Boss. csre..,,.,.
NJ Wood and Baches United ssa,-- Di.pen.ssoy.
Wood. Practice q Medicine . vols, svo
Wasc~s Practice
Neil and Smiths
Chehps System Of Surgery; vols, svn
csrp~nserr Physiology.
Churehu1's Medical Works
Messss Medical
Duneisscr's Medical Works many oshers
For sale AZ The p"htsher.' pr,cesby
Nov NJ FRArCK TAylop.
NEW veiunse 81 Jsasrsss's Complete
IN Works-vo.q. 80
Rusy Moments of N womsn.
sspOy Day. Of chdsood, interesting illustrated
the Lac, k"'ovy ovssoa. Of Dsr. webster, with
Appsetou's Library Edition BYRON
The most hesauh ret published. resdy-M,l-
M. Herbert, spd Thomson
TAYLOR 4 MAuRYr
Sovb Boskso~s, rect
UALUA Bs.R SrOCx ron sALE-A few ,s.r-, n n,
v ~t~vrunh Wa~hsu
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VALUABLE SrOCK rOR sALE--A shares II N.
S"rs me Nserstc Telegraph Company. Washington 10
New Yh This scck ev-- regularly quarterly dividend
rnshins p~r cent p~r annua Atr.
sa2 Warrington city poet Once.
Nov l9-d1
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Total

Leaving a majority sgsin,, the democrat, OF I,lso
Add TO this the MaineIaw vote. the vote Of the dis
affected democrats, I" woman's rights &c 500
Grand o,.Iof the united opposition 22so
What have the democracy done with this array agans,
,hemi They have even demolished this; they have
elected onethrd OF their county ticket by respectable
malorites. and almost snnhiaed whsgery free -sosm
aboliuonism. and MaDe-lawism combined. Their
didaies for the State senate and house only defeated
by few votes which this combination OF sms favored
by getting nio their service few dsafected democrats,
who boed the regular tickle, because the people and the
administration did not choose 10 confer Official favors
upon them.
This victory is worthy OF all commentator; for II has
been achieved over combination OF corrupt factions,
whose purpose TO distract and defeat the demoora
party here and then charge upon the administration
but. thanks ineouup,be people. the administration
has been noby sustained, and the democracy have gor
ously umphed with their banners unfuried. their pfne
pies hszoncd aoi and without paying homage 10 the
miserable factions rampant and noted upon this Vest
ern Reserve. The wing party OF the Reserve, and
y throughout the State has left lis old tissues, thrown
of all disguise and identified itself with the soers
and sbolionisis One OF their leading papers the For
est City, has united with the leading OF the free
coil party, the "Trus Democrat and "tbey twain have
become one flesh" Bat all this array o: combined
faction the democracy have and ever will triumph
The Plandealer the organ OF the democracy OF north
Ohio has conducted the campaign with great hrmness
and ability. and with marked soeccss. Its editors
men OF sterling worth. dsservedly POPULAR host within
themselves and true TO The democratic faith and The
great interests and principles Of the administration and
the party the needle TO the pole. All honor 10 the
democracy OF the Empire State of the Westi May it
ever, be true to ITSELF the country, and the
stution ALPHA.
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A. ORE KLR0ANT COMPREHENSIVE reopecUfat0 H.
sorm all themselves win espsa -
received addions supply with the rug, = ss os
cafpsusgs ooosl
really d'cn whss bsissss The ssyers eo.snsnss $50
frus and In De vnsSeas
BY chsngs Of the ~
represented easusi sco1s, NV - hsas
mind could carried As1 hs
for reasonable, and the body o. & os 80
moderate ctscuncss
could afford t. us goods very mr. psfsnees b
figured Bsusssts woA ~
figures man ssssag 49, -
and, durable they vere, the modern styles YIN csl
an eat soea - ~ 49,
a mem vii ass sssa
d.pos~k o. Prices than scs on s~n
cities. .u.-- . r~<~,~c>~
! Nov l5-aeof CLA"Si' no''~0".
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AOTICE-The subscribers opened Tsestsy, NE ~ ius
N Of fine French vsvet as<
cloth the leading styles Of the viz
Victoria, plain and enhodcrsd smhsacas de
most choice shades
10 Taima., plain, BRAIDED and euhsoidored
and Bussey do
Monte Christie n black and other coiors
DE Cas~ach do DO
10 black AaA oshss csacss
Car Russian somethins ssd tsssahas, -
ad.pt~d comfort Than aay o&hss stys q vnppnG
Ib~s aneq and beasufs aytes ~
5Jean de Ayche, and approved styles
the 6sss style broeGh 10 th6 nsshst
10 Gira6es and Dx haross. plain Asd embsot6sred
10 PhIb~ruo hns and beautiful
The Above dssrsbe asd 81 tbs ssss
b anea MEDIUM ed caahmsrs ong shswls
do square shawis
nnea and medium plaid and long shsvis
90 nnee mbs and plain Grape shswis
which viii be sold accommodating tsrun.
Nov a-.ssod MAGkUDER CALvkHT.
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no LETThs recently occupied BY the ssbscnbsS LII
/ street. ali north Of Pennsyvsna avenue Aepsy 70
second doos NORTH Of Pennsyivssis svsnss
Nov l3-d5t
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STEAMBOAT sunu-Io.s on LrYr
LoursvrLLx Nov. lsThe steamer voant was burnt to-
day the Yazoo river She heavily laden. All on
board escaped. except passenger who burnt to
death. The boat and cargo a total Ioss.
VERMONT
MoxrrxLIxs tvt,) Nov Is--Thres balIotngs for Uni
State. had day On the 10 ballot the
vote stood. kellogg. tdem) "a; Cola uner, (whg) So;
sbaaer, (see-so) IS; Bainerd, Gree sol) scattering
THE previous report OF the election OF Judge Kellogg
vas prematnre.l
srocKs-rxxrERAsck cosvsyr,oS
Psovrpxscs, Nov. Is.-The Providence and Fi.hkill
Railroad Company cold today s27S.ooo Of per CEN,
bond. Of the city Of Provideucs 70, sIo7 per share
The temperance to-day resolved to nomina te
andidstes for governor and Stats officers.
LOUISIANA xLscrIoS.
Nsw osLsaSs, Nov l6-Ths democratic msioriry In the
legislature !. thirty. Three democrat. and whis are
GUILTY.
Crscrnssr Nov I5y--in the case Of Dr. Ame. changed
with shooting James e. Hall with intent to kin the jury
this evening returned verdict Of not guilty.
rIsr
Nsw YorK, Nov. 1.-THE Empire Iron Works. IT The
foot street, totally destroy ed by Are his morn
Washington and from vey Jane street The los.
very hesvy-psrtisly insured.
ISxcosp DESPATCH
The Are this morning in 2ad bnrn Bvookss psno
factory Empire feed mills the iron trunk works, and other
property Loss slso.0oo.
Tn. los, BY the FIRE in Washington is estimated
500 oos
Nrw Yosx. Nov. Up. m.-Ths stock market slightly
frmer Nothing done in government SIS; Canton. - |,
Erie, 7el; Reading. IN; Parker vein loi; Cumberland
Coal, ssi; Morris Osnai. 1s}; Nicsiagna, 25
Flour has decnsd-saes Of 5000 bbs At % ~ o. 81
to Ss ~ Tor State southern, SIS o. O6
Wheat declned-sales - no0 bushels 1t 40 IT'S cent?
for Michigan. Corn du-ssles n, 900 bushels white and
mixed ~ q - 70 81 Cotton dsfl--uasesued
whiskey. 2st III cents.
Nrw oyrrAws, Nov. H-Thr cotton msrte, hss been
very scive iodsy. with sales reaching 900 mddlng
~ good middliag, % To-
Nov. B-saies to-day Of 1000 bales cotton 81 y lie
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.

AHh'AL or rnx ARABtA.-raKKK LArEA Euaofg
NKw foHA. Nov. 1.-THE steamer Arabia has arrived
bring M Liverpool daes Of November 5th.
The Arabia brought lsa passengers
The clipneI shin
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Orrlcr SErklyG-JohqC Calhoun once
SAL! that the leaders O.. the locotoro party
were kept together IL The 'cnh"-lve attfar-
ton of public p,un!er,' or il palmer Ian
-uasc, FOR tie pnrpose Of DIPPING into the
pujlir treasury. Tie >cramhi" for office ny
them since the accession Of Mr Pierce TO the
Presidency serves but % illustrate the truth
Of the saving They gather around him like
a pack of hungry wolves about carcass, ana
unless they soon cease they will devour the
President, the Treasury and all. \ CORES
pondcnt Of the y Y Observer. IN describing
visit to President Pierce, at the White
House, SAYS:
The pressure upon the President by office
seekers is tremendous. indc>cr!hable, ana the
truth would not l,r credited. II >houId write
only what saw myself. Think OF full
grown man asking the President for petty
Post Otic in Tx, presence OF fifty guests =
Think Of fifty. YES. think of a hundred men
heSrininr the doors of each Department every
moment. dc.ginc every officer with resolution
worthy of better work and irving him no
rest day nor night, The President SAID to
ne. i regretted! that could not come down
and see YOU when Won called. but from eight
in the morning till late in the evening had
not even an opportunity to eat. HIS rounte-
nance hrginS to hrtrav exhaustion. AMI un-
less his constitution l. IRON and his nerve.
steel. hr will break down in the first three
mouths of his administration. Ny impression
Is that he will 90 through.
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE.


l" ''.'' ''N> ~ -" acme IT viii u"
'''''' III inv ''''-''>' 'i"'>'" % LORDS
d" '''">'"'' was maze /" t I'''ii'"fH address
,.''''''' presented ~ Hn-'''>AIn'n I" LOUIS
''''''''' ''''''r ''a'e OF Law
= pm l. WRITES is 'o'io"S concerning
''''> '''-''"' ''"">''''"h;
,:, '" '''r'"'a'''" from Lon
;, '','''''''' VIII" inc
'''"" '''i 'h' purpose OF
ooo ,,.'- ",'''' -"''' - over
.,, ,''''' anu "'i-
.I,. rr,,, :. CIV" P''I"e
, :, ,, '' 80 = '''' vi ''>'''"!
Wv '''','' >'> VI
:. i'''''''''' .! ''i-
'''''''''> "'''' en'"uFa"ih"
no.,.anaol . .l:1, '''"'> ->'l"''''n
:! " , ~, '''> expressing great
the movement, for although the sentiments
OF the declaration are what they and all
true Enghshmen can subscribe to, vet the
movement will probably be misapprchendcd
on the continent and little appreciated hv
the French people Besides, it savors too
much OF sy'ophancv. and a testimonial of ar
probation OF tie n>urpatIon of Louis Napoleon
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Correspondence ofthe Caledonian
FROM WASHINGTON.

y
There i little news OF interest IN the city Al
the present iim". \ great portion OF the ~
fee seekers have left the CITY: c<ncciallv
those who Were depending upon the Influence
OF Senators 10 secure them places The Na-
tioHal Hotel. the great place, of resort during
the session "t Congress. i almost deserted and
the remainder of the 0flirc-seckerS WHO can
afford 1t. or have credit have zone to the
Court and 10 Wizards Hotel. To he ne ,r the
Departments AMI the White House. The
city Will not Inc clear of all the office seekers
TIL every man who has been in the least
tainted with Whig blood and has held office
TOR the last tuIr wears i removed. Rotation
IN office Is now the system and nnlt>S some
rnl" Is adontcd IN regard To appointments.
making them for a term of wears. all officers
under the government will have To 90 once
in tour yrar>-as long as the ms can expect
to hold office ri one time.
The Census Bureau will not be broken M
Just vet 1t was supposed that on the ncom-
ing of the new Administration the work
would be immediately finished M and the
clerks all dismissed. The new Snnrrintcn-
dent. however. finds that he will stand in
need Of some fifty clerks cirht months LONGER
10 finish up the work and NV impression is
that II Will not be closed then. The nrola-
hiitv is that the Bureau. about the time the
Census work runs out will be made pcrma-
n"nt, and the present Superintendent con-
tinucd
On taking contro! of the office. Mr. below
made clean sweep Of all the clerks. In re-
arpolntln" them, (tor he has now 90 in The
oiilce.) he took good care to see the demo-
Gratis provided for, whether they were qnali-
fed or not Some of the best clerks who
were IN the "iIlre he omitted in making Sc
ie'honsof sufficient men to finish up the work.
The Gardiner trial has now been noinc %,
tor more than four weeks. and docs no; draw
TO close. HE proof Of the prosecution i<
pretty conclusive that no such mine az Cav
diner claims is to be found in Mexico, ,b,,
Is IN tn" municipality of Lccunilas in which
he locates 1t. Capt. Slorum. bowcvar ,,,o
went ont with Gardiner to that country. *
very positive IN regard to the existence of
DR. GardncrS mine, and gives an accur,.o
description of mine which he saws DR. Gar
diner once showed TO him as the ono 3oscr;h
cd IN his miners title. A witness on the s;a.
OF the prosecution told me that the r,;ro -.
described accurately enough. but that if u,
NINE IN the state of Daeretra and not :,
Legnn'Ilas which the title calls for
OBSERVER.
-, Is There is in the library belonging to
the academy at Germantown. Penn ,bo
'''n''."' telescope l-"'! by Gen Washington
=. ne ,a';:s Q. co7'aan'o.7, OF c,.ot,, IN
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I'll &C ALE ID q \ a y

the bcSt-hcm l. any cntcr!'>" started that
tends to the general prosperity: II irnd> t"
it il influence and il rur>". Is any plan
proposed for bcautitying ,hc public streets ::
1t carries It through.
Nh KrxG.-Niec President King LETT Mo
bile or the l7th,ani passed homcward up Tn"
Alabama. Accounts represent him a sink
mo slowly. No hopes are entertained OF his
Recovery.
p. 5. Nix KING i dead he d;rl the
next dav after reaching his acme in Cahaw-
la. Alabama. lie is the second Vice frcsi-
dent who has died in Office. Elbr'le Gerry.
of Massachusetts,, died suddenly while occu-
pyine the station.
e" The sugar season has held ont an unu-
sual length of time. OF late the nights have
been cold and the days warm-.ins the wealth
er for sugar making. The amount made this
season in Vermont must be very large.
BEEF CArrLE-We learn that in the
neiphboring town of Waterford the first of
this week. prime beef cattle were sold at $
per hundred.
4 PILGRIM OF TIE 18TH CENTURY.-Wt
rrt DR.. Lewis Morrill,. now residing III III,
north part OF this town, one iav this week
and he informed us that he had been travel
ING the last ten months. Ito spy out the land.
and that he had passed through fifteen state
with his own team of one horse and a spring
board wagon. He iourncved west to Illinois
and South to Alabama. and thence home
ward through New Jersey. Connecticut, &c
He has taken observations. and about 500
cash, in his profession. His expenses for tn
ionxcv amounted to about 500.
DIv"EcI>.-At the April Term of til
Supreme Court in Washington County. clc,
en- divorces from the hands ot ma,rimon
were drrrcrd In tn" li~t appears the nam,
of Elizabeth $ Morse Is Myron +. Morse
SmrEr-Wc are informed hv the Lister
that there are not over Ut',,u h'mIl,i <t,C
in the town of 81. ,Iohn>hury. The Who'll,
sale Slaughter Of sheep the past two or ,hrc
years has grca,ly Trimmed of the number n,
only in this but in the nei.hloring towns
census 0, the whole State would show a lare