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had praesed it, Daring all thai lime the whig pre- esm,d
with ridcue OF the just complaints OF the democracy
II was diiheu, TO take up wing paper which did not
have an article with some such heading I" Lamens.
lions OF jeremiah" " Groans OF the Bfitons," Howl
ngs oil the Democrats" or ssThe Tears OF the Faith
fol-" and filled with coarse rdioule and savage exos
ton Now these whgiounas egard the removal Of
wing officer political grounds OF cold blooed
cruelty which one with proper sensbiles should r.
gard without abhorenee. As yet bat few removals haya
been made Many high political Offices still filed by
members of the wing party yet the Republic and lis allies
needless OF their during the last administration have
begun 10 complain oil removals and appointments on poI
ical grounds as a shameful eyas unjust, denoraIziny
and degrading Tae democratic party into power IN
pledged in this particular. In the late presidential contest
the wing party had not the hardhood TO raise an issue
on this point and during The first weeks OF the prssen,
administrations many wing journals, ashamed 10 CON-
plain, boosted OF the manly foritude with which Their
partisan officers their ale But the momentary self
control has ended and although the removals made
thus far do not approximate equalization, to say nothing
Of the degree OF punishment due to those who have
praclsed prescription, wing purity amen,s over the
loss OF the spoils, and denounces those who have
taken from them honors and emoluments gained by
false preences. The sweeping prescription of the
late administration conducted in manner which
added insult 10 injury. Having obtained the mastery
by disrepulable stfatagems and promises Of peace
tortured the victims II beheaded. Disciaimng partisan
motives its removals were made in such manner a. 10
mpeach private character official capacity and but for
the fact that the public understood the real charac
ter of the cabal which surrounded General Taylor those
who visited by its vengeance would only have
been driven from the public service, but declared from
private employment by the stigma Of government accu
sation OF dishonesty. ncaPacily infdey. The wing
press undertakes the intelligence Of the people. The
events which happened four years ago have faded
from the public recollection. and due estimate will be
put on the false camor of those who ridcuet and eY
uted over just complaints four years ago.
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if@AN Y
George 6IcDume.

or all toe distinguished men Of South Carolina, there
was none more gifted Than George McDuhe tie was n
star OF the hst magnitude Honest and sincere 10 all hs
actiunss profound iuflsta statesman OF the largest
expefence-he represented his State for many years IN
The national councils with devotion that endeared him
10 his constituents and fullness OF knowledge that
placed him in the fret rank Of legislators HIS speeches
and his reports as chairman OF the Committee of Ways
and Means not only established reputation in Amer
Ca but in Europe he hailed the champion OF free
trade and comphmented by the statesmen of England a.
one oil the master spirits OF the age tits life, II written
by competent hand would make very interesting BIZ
ography II would exhibit poor boy in the humble
walks of life, envroHed with difficulties, yet surmount.
ing those difficulties with iron will that ultimately ee-
waited him to a position that commanded the profound
spect and admiration at his oolemporaTies His in
Congress too generally known Tor TO do Than
give it passing glance; and such was the estimation In
which he was held by General Jackson that notwiih-
standing The violence Of the notification controversy,
the old President uniformly expressed the most aztec.
tonate regard Tor McDute, sayiog repeatedly that II
there was honest alive that man George Nc.
Dube" tie was undoubtedly one OF The mos intellect.
ual men oil the age; his 1lnd was eminenty logical pnd
you shall Try IN vain 10 hnd aw IN his arguments One
might have differed with him m the principles he *
pressed, but 10 grant bis premises was 70 concede the
argsmeht Ills contests with Webster leave doubt a.
10 The spendor oil his intellect; his report the United
States Back the ablest arg1ment ever made tina,
side OF the question and his speeches on internal i'm
provements The ad tie removal OF the deposies, and
On the eKyeJlency OF amending the constitution, are all
mastery, and seem 10 exhaust those subjects
When he to speak there was always death like
silence in the louse, you might have heard pm drop
Ills burning enthusiasm, the sparkling of his splendid
kray eye, The emphatic enuncailon that accompanied
every Wor held sou captive and step ny step he hurried
you along wih him. from poni 10 poih unnl you were
snbdued BY the fascinating eryOr OF his tfinscendapt
ennis MOI was DC dshCrut ~ sarcasm. HIS speeches
h eply 10 tho attacks o that miserable compound OF wi
..rus and impuience Iistram Burgess, abound in vii
,nd humor lis comparing General Jackson 10 Jupiter
tonans ~ which Juper - reprtssnled ~ stzlng the
arms Of al the gads, wieldng The powers oil the Pan
heou, and giving The stamp Of tate" Yves one OF TIE
n suOil4 Hav We
bten txhibsd ~ any orator oil any age or nation
Il was worthy oi Drmo-thenesl
HIS seat ~ the convention to the lett OF the presi
dent, and 10 the vicinity 81 Major Hamilton, The reyou
uonary vetefan, You could have recognised McDnhe al
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May lU-d4nf

Tor sALE-A gentleman Dissolve connection with
this community sell hts house and lot for 81 Is
and Liberal (alfnns indednitr) $500 OF
the purchase money secured by deed Of
IN. No. square situated side Of 18th
and H. and - feet by ISIS 81 inch
making 69i feet has alley the south Is feet wide, and
the OF 30 feet
consist Of brick dwelling, ~ feet by 80,
which stands IS from the building line IL has eight
OF poche Is long pantry, and two
Of eck back budng detached extending across the
Of the @ - by 10, having three rooms for kchen and
carriage house, stable hayroom, &c Of large wood
new having recently built reference
his IL m present state II
affords accommodation for large family all domestic
c1lcaasd Cor receptions entertainment Asqne
been len 'front.' which the purchaser
fr four FIVE aud dollars md
twenty thousand dollars,
aad suit the head Of a department.
Thoroughly furnished with every comfort and
ab including Many Of the aruces not
all better than his for eyeythag
and selected 10 reference 20 the house and m con
-,rncon which the much expense and vetAton
These articles con h. objected H. hey are with few eKcep
uons, new, sad, 10 beds oi the beet qa1liy.
TIE lot pr foot would Ss,7ffk the ground sf, ~
The prices, would bring $500 fa adj~uE sold recent
y fof near tat sum In the negbsrhood tis hrd AZ 81 The M
Btnuunung siOg0. our per
sefg cns~. Fer month SO has been onsrrd for a.
the m nf the heghh0iauoi and the
No
10 % leave behind its cont tgpn.
~ he
parment 70 a. Austn smith, Louisiana avenue,
NAV 7-du
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MUCH VALUABLE STOCK LEFr.-we have vau-
vi abie len shelves best n which sell
and articles at much less Than
q pieces iush linens lsa cents per yard
pieces purple, and blue silk veyc 81 50 yard,
well So and cheap enough 10 lay by until
~ pieces fine "scoeh Fldsn for chdrens the dollar
quality for IS cents and III Is quality for 81 %
40 pie es bed tckngs, all prices
pieces striped linen dng for gensmens and boys pan
30 pieces bombasins and aleacas all prices
90 dozen ladies' best Kid gloves all colors Is cents
rs dozen gesusmen Kid gloves all c2o best quality 70 cents
per pair
40 handsome and rich furniture prints, various styles
rs pieces 'jossy naanes Of the quality and coio
20 pieces real Manchester ginghams good Patterns quality, aud
With other desirable goods, ali Of which SELL
do desire pack heu 40.
again repeat daily expecting PARTIES
u to call and pay the amounts due.
PERRY n BROTHER,
May lb-dthf Opposite Centre Market
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Re o aIs.-Thc yyhir Press.

The RPub.se begins to complain of removals from
office AT first il ashamed 10 attack the adminstra-
ton that point, lest 1t should be met by public rid
cule bu, recently, under party PRESSURE or be.
finds no vulnerable point in the administration,
il nerves itself to hopeless task and attempts bring
odum General Pierce because Of the few removals he
has directed -Four years ago the Taylor administration,
although most solemnly pledged 10 course Of moders
ton and forbeaance entered with eagetness career
Of vindciive prescription which had no parallel and no
justification in the annals OF rary warfare. The whig
journals, aad among them the Republic, defended that
career OF vindctive prescription, following, did,
close promises OF moderation and forbeaanoe In the
outset il said that administration mus, OF necessity
Gil important political posts with men who supported and
symra,hized with IT, When the work Of prescription
went too far be justified By that pea, and the axe fell
rapidly the necks OF subordinate ministerial officers
il said that there manifest propriey ia equal
zrg the Offices and in order TO do 40, necessary
to remove democrats and appoint wings. Bot the Work
far beyond all reasonable iless Of equality aud then
he county nsulted by TIE declaration, that mas
much the democrats dstfused The promises OF mode
ration and fobeatance made in the campaign OF lsfs
they bad righ, to insist their fuament Finally, II
said iha, the democratic party bad been proscrpge
and that the meaning Of the promise to prescribe
scpdon 10 punish by prescription the party which
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orrIoE HousE or RErREsssr.Tryxs U. s.
SHAY ., 1853
yEAI.ED wi be % n
III ~ O'Clock, Mednssay, the eighth day Of June
furnishing hundred anthracite coal OF the beet qualify
fourteen pound weight,
OF Capitol fee all
us an particles Of small coal.
Also for furnishing busded and cords Of the best
qualify seasoned hickory woodtwo hundred cotd 20 sawed
and twenty-five cords be sawed twice, and slowed In the
vaults The wood to be corded in the yard Of tive Capitol and
ured at the expense Of he contractor.
The wood and coal be delivered and before the
10th day Of September
JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House Of Representatives q tho United States.
May lo-dtsthJune
flntelugencer, Republic, ana Evening sarl
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ORANGE AND EXANDRlA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
9W - s.s, 2z=s,ftf sSss s $500.

after Monday May q 1883 daily trains (Sunday e1cep,ed
road, agreeaby the following
M
intermediate points will leave the
ton, Of Duse and Henry suse at O'Clock,
will Warenon O'Clock, arriving in
Alexandria at q quarter before . o'clpck, y. m,
Cupeprr Alexandra and intermediate points will
Cupepef O'Clock, arriving in Alexandria at 10
O'Clock, a. m.
will leave Alexandria before O'clock
arfiv n a quarter before O'Clock
daily stage running and Culpepcr,
this and the yrna central roads Per
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ScWardfsm.

1t is with some surprise that we see journal con-
servatve. national in its tone and seemingly indie
pendent OF party the Iatcgeae, surrender its columns
10 panegyric on William H. Seward 1t matters not
that the political effect OF The euogum is disguised BY
the convenient drapery of literary criticism, when even
the slightest endorsement OF the in respectable
quarter but increases his ability Tor mischief But the
Integncsr does not confne itself criticism the
works OF Senator Seward Admiration OF the politician
as conspicuous admiration of the writer. in the IN.
teLi gtnrs article. The purity Of his motives is vnd.
Gated and attempt made strip his higherlaw doc
trine OF its enormous niaai,y This is too bad The
Intugeaesr has all along affected socitude
for public peace and the permanence OF the Union, and
We, does hesitate give the sanction of its praise
the man who, OF all other incendiares, has done
to foment sectional strife and TO discomfort and
dsaieciion through the land. Conscious apparently,
of the culpabily Of its task, the Iategsner seeks
to exienuate the faults Of MIR. Seward BY pleading
the moderation and ability of hi, latest efforts" We
know not in wha, this moderation consists, except in
an ar,fu but reuc,an, and hypoeri,ica submission 10
public sentiment which it is impossible 10 resist
Since the sage OF the COMPROMISE, the language Of
Mr. Seward may have been less violent than before but
his votes were all perfect harmony with bis previous
course Mr.. Seward is too crafty man to expend his
strength in beating the air He knows when 10 strike,
and when The placid airs and 10 utter the pref
~ sentiments OF peace philosopher and patriot Ia
fact the very book which the fislgsacr adnircs so
exravaganly illustrates the end he proposes TO accom-
pish and bears in liz motto declaration OF purpose to
persist in struggle OF anu-slavery agitation.
We thought we bad observed movement in the wing
party which indicated disposition to rally upon the plat
form OF Mr. Seward, and TO set him up as their guide
and leader But we had not supposed that the National
Ieigener and that potion OF the wing party which it
represents could be induced embrace the Seward creed
and recognise his authority chief II we were
in error.
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poYs' oLorHiNG % Grst a"saitywe take pleasure IN
hoYs sner riothus which All style. ma
ronds. fashionable style, up
wica confidently
nens OF purchase viii b abnndany
sarsa.d WALL \ STEPHENS,
Pennsylvsnis avenue, between oh and lpti streets
MAY li-3t next Iron Han,
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Ole Bull i dong good WORK far tue HotTes'au' 70
America. Tae statements Of his enterprise - fennssi
sana are already familiar ACbicaso last wess' 'neie
vas gathering Of his coun,rymen, at whieh ns hAoe
speech, and was rap,urousy received me Norwegian
church was crowded with Norsemen We pun s,oAe :,
lon. ,olea,i,o. Impressed the utility Of secular and
o5, eIueat,op and advocated the lfee-schoo system.
rbe dsposms Of Europe in for some bard knocks
AID suffered il the picture drawn by contrast with me
United Statss.-N Y. Tines.
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On Saturday last Gen. Gushing decided that Colonel
Darss points against the Capitol extension would
hold water and thar said legal and valid
Accordingly Monday, the contractors prepared
operations. and to-day wokncn have need
their labots upon tue budi ng.-Bst. Sun.
We do no. suppose there any intentional in the
above statement but j, may lead differences not ia
accordance with the facts We understand that the Sec
reary OF War referred certain legal questions TO the At
torney General for his consideration, because OF their
having been suggested objections to the contracts for
the extension Of the Capitol But they referred
points made by the Secretary OF War. whose original
conclusions the subject in conformity with the
subsequent opinion Of the Attorney General, be having
looked the objections, il pressed as calculated greatly
to emharrass other operations OF the War Department
LITTER IRON Hos Jous BRAcG We present to-day
letter from our late representative in Congress from
this district, declining to be candidate Tor reelection
That he had formed this determination some Tine since
was we'll kaogn to many OF bis ifieads; bal as vey
strong desire for his denomination has been exhibited IN
different parts Of the district aud OF the ooun-
ties have instructed their delegates give him their sup
port, he deems it proper to make more public an
nouncement Of his wishes Judge Bragg has been n6n-
enced 10 this by private and personal considers
lions OF domestic characer-his business affairs claim
ing his attention. With very large part OF the disne'
there will be strong regret that they cannot ean ns
services in Consress Daring the two sessions wa,co ne
has served he has been very faithfully and smeiehoy
devoted 10 the interests OF his constituents ny ms ex
ertons appropriations for the Improvement oil our Day
and for the erection Of cuslon-hoase we're oS'aned-
forming larger SUN than was ever before granted 70
this city for such objects from The general government
For his efforts in this respect Judge Bragg deserves she
thanks OF our people. ,N
J,dqs Bags political course in Congress has been
consistent with his previous wel-known and long cher
ished principles and opinions. lie has shown himself
,uc democrat Of The Jeersos school, The letter which
no addressed 10 his constituents in support Of General
Pierce aided in The triumphant success OF the democratic
| ticket in this State.
Judge Bragg carries with him in his present retire
ment which we trust may be brief the best wishes, we
hnliere OF hnih nnliiical nnfiira Wbk Rsgistt 7.
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c. Keller Plymouth and wstertown VIM Sl.errhor1
WOODBURY. CSI has Br,inard. Sh-rm,n and GtyiWdshl-
Gilbert Hubb.ll New Milford and North lille, Al1nsa u
Pulling Brookfeli and Sou'hville. Rich rd hrny
Bri toll Nathaniel G. l.. ss; Burlington. Isaac SandI ri
Lsv renee; weihersdeld to be supplied R'cky HL &
b. up, lied Berlin, to be supplied jams w II 'rne'
Prnci al Of the Monrovia Acsdeny L'bert Mtes u
White s-ionsry tn China; Farley Spddard ira sl4rr-'
10 the NV York Conference. and sai med t. ttis WI
lsee J, hn Edmonds trsnsfer to the Ne York Con
ference and sta Toned at BED Hook
After prayer and benedicuon by DR.. Bangs the Con
ference adjourned tn wet at the Washington st. Brook
Ign, l. l., My The l7th 1854.
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FROM sr. HELENA.

-
NJ. are indebted 20 Mr.. "ln Cloutn pa U,a
,srk Arta,r ri ker ny from Zanzibar fora d. "'''''
IT. UsroT notices with favor the mparttuon 81 n,s
t from Engi md 10 imprcve'h- Island ;" hd r
- or three fne Leicester aud Southdo fn 'hs so ~
J,v haen rec. iyed snd large ram fro sNu
80. nr-seut r m the lDaum OF Nus AZ 10 t'o
~ edtor homes the vii, turn OUT Oet'7r 'IA" o u
-. his Hishne-- presented '" ,ue 'No pIo.Vnr =
- rhi,b h. IA inelited 10 think was piece Oh siy
P eSe' -, he .srt OF the cry old lmaum as u WA IA
-, for handsome spy gla-s the Governor had presehe'
rtssin a.. l.d = and CHR hsve besn hint thar more
,s o.id ha acceptable by showing that even the
- ,ssd hem ia hts domDions OF Nus '4t
e dor also notices that novel fe4fure IN tue trads
10 Isl.,d during the recedng week. had besn the
~ s,,op 81 very good "f fine enSrsvings-s true
a. he I.1nder- h.d always hitherto been treated
Tn ebe ofscourings IL some 'ndhaod printsaller
"a NJ s. Harlequin from It P.ni de L'ani TO- ana pen
-. OH Apr a. rived the 18th. Reports the cruisers
- re SoutL Coast healthy recent captures. .pt
Wurot of the Harleq in had been Srnor otcsr during
AZ. .rec ding eight tbs mad been ndeats toe 10 MS
s,,rrons 10 persuade the various Chisf5 to complete
t..es for the fufthr sunpresion OF the slave trade aSo
40 succeedsd In inducing the King Of Kabenda one OF
he most obstinate. af many ptsyer. TO finally sign tae
s,estx The Hare IA :" sail for England ir0a tue
cost in about TX weeks The Admiral ut Ascension
The u g. brig Perry Capt. Page, sailed tr I'm 81 heeo4
Gar nonrovia. the % Aprl. Henry Williams 80 am 81
Of the Perry, aged 80 died. aud was buried at 81 Helena
Oh the 10th. - ,,r.o,.
The following paragraph is from The Herald Of the 2st
"On Friday light Lst three sailor. belonging 10 ths
American brig Perry got into one oil ths shP ooals ah
sscsued On shore ost.ad # taking the Doe. to the Usual
indpg pacs they ran il round tho beach and i'm ne
spran9 out and made their way mp the street. leaV
Inc the boat the mercy the waves aud stones on h
beach but il very on rescued Oy BOSNIAN hthu
T1ck who we are "a 10 under tand was haGdsom -ly
,svsr.d with Is cd from The Commanding Off ser of the
Ierr, The sailors captured by the police
IN he following morning" lSalern Register, s0th.
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CITY ITEMS.
EXTsRTANMENrs. &c THIS EEENING.


JULIA DEsS engagement the Broadway tsuat a.
"Jular N knOvis. play u This tiTnchbscS '-te
Msser Walter" Conclu4ng piece Ny Young VIE aad AJ
90 Umbrella
The Stranger" ,Wslscks tonight b Mr Waack md Lara
Keene. Popping the OuestcE BY Blake ird oheI AID l1
OrluihpsH BY brougsEu. &c
"OVR GAL" Burons ght sso Joele Pafs Cabin, sni
The HAPPY hsn" II al OF which Barney Williams and VILE
srpear L.
MR BIAS EENRY HERBrEr toaEt AZ 81 aries "a
"Ths Queen Of the AbruEi "dss Rights vii also D. re-
pesfsd Tire Afternoon ~ kiss the DARK VARIOUS sonsH
and "The Double-bedded Rooa." -
1T BAKsrHs afternoon Ent ey,nln TIE drama Of 81 MAY
THr pre.sn this afternoon AID evesiDe the s
EgBt and Ersnd ieafs OF HOGsemznahP trained AnaAs
Races &c -.
ErsGo MsLODr Dslin~soc Of ch.ra;s Bas,gae Lectures on
rral Sen ke- a. Woods NJ nsres No. i4f Bros1w.y
MoNT BlsNcJotn Overs Pcror. 1e-cupccn OF -
u holt evening AZ No. $50 bosd~1y.
CossorN. Ps1ns Of the Holy Land ks- eern q
Brosdwl, knt TtiJtssEtnst -.
TEE AID Other vuEAsrs 81 the Studio Cas9 ~
sD Bro~S.sya r.,n.,,. ., ,..t.o q, NJ. ~
BaSvsrDs PaSokAA Of the Holy Land opens this evening No
E6BroeSwsy. - ...rs.x ri.
evening
The weather stsr the De showers OF Monday ngnr mas
besa cool and delightful Just lhss9rifsr vegetable progress
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SOUTH CARoLSA-It is known that Col L. IL Kett
has been elected in the lid Congressional District
The following we understand from Tie Columbia SDH!.

SINGULAR GEOLOGICAL FAcT-At Modena, in Italy,
wi Lin circle 81 four miles around the city whoever the
esrh is oug and the wcrSmen arrive distance OF %
feet they come 10 bed # chals WHICH they bore W an
augur i've feet deep They then wi hriw from tle pit
foIe the anger is removed AMI upon is relracnou The
water bursts mp with great violence ana q ky hs tue
well thus sdethe supply Of water being ueitner affected
by rains Or drouths At the depth Of fourteen feet
found the ruins of an az, lent cry houses paved streets
and m sou work Below i gain is layer of earth anf
81 twe tysix feet walnut ire fnld re with elves
and wsnuts upon them At twenty eglI e7 SOFT Chalk :
found. ard below thi, vegetables and trees.
The Crops in this par. Of the country "a far can
Judge are in good CONDITION We noticed in some places
that the fall heat is killed out but general thing Il
looks well also does rye The sprug crops are not yer
far advanced The weather has cold and wst for
that few Gays of fine, warm weather would sOOs SCI
AL things right and we trust may have H.
lMah0nng lOhiS Democrat, 18th.
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SEw-JERsEY ITEMS.

NV proTs<sox At PsseEros~-A private dispatch
~, p;'sdenh INFORMS 1A< Cmreyeiaf Advertiser thsk
~ .ri As.mbly 10 n Presbyterian Church, noxbA
sss.on In that city. has chossn %. H~nyN Dssm
Poteser Of the Theological Seminary at Princeton
,,sdy esrned high reputation both in the Church ana
country
CAxpys AND ANsoY RAifRoaD-Thsl Comp ny ~
led permission OF the authorities OF Camden ~ sa
rai, TO pass through arch under the street. ~ ~
avoid all collision with vehicles Ia the street, sAH -"
trains Of the Absecom Railroad.
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The E1es are decided advocates OF civil and rel y,'a
lb-rt and arr convinced that The dnsi rem"vd o. f'P
~ Princes = sbsu'.y sesssry 10 10 essohshhe s"H
th- ind, p ncsr ce Of Italy. 49,.
Adoa.d Al ord. REQ t. b. published ster navil "a oeen
ctr1fsd by The Prsid. n, snd th@ Re or ing S,'rrtsy
MORTIMER Ok NOTE, President
Joas MAeMULiEs, Recordins Secretary
EsIcRarroS-Tbe FLOWING table shows tha number OF
arrivals frem Foreign Ports daug th- first i've uh' "
the preseut year so the number OF Aliens arriving uu
Inn. L. -. a and 50.