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A Eauks. "a Ihs drT,ial Palace.

+.
As We were 81 ting in the lAsture gAllsry Of
the Crystal Palace, Ig memcrsnda Of ils
contents. tall illdressed Yermonler. attracted
probably By the bsnignity Of our viSags .sd-
dressed us. -.r -.4
Stranger, Whist nOugbt they shrAgs 70 1t
feller in this ere show?' .t..... -.
Why dOJOu ask, yOu paid stths sntrsne
did you nOt?' 4sg,. .tsfvf.is,-.-,
,Ys-a-sl l didsf pay nOthin'; sf Jew sss
anythin, green bout me, jest rev write. will
yewi'
How did you gain sdnit.ance thenr 2 t,
'wa-a-all, yew see, traded With b0y out
there for Herald, and gin him an extra cent
to hOller '6reP and Wheu the man With the
brass thing On bis coat looked around. and
kinder adged in behind him. .
Of course We expressed our indignation. and
were about to leave him when he seized our
button hole. saying quickly:
'saj, Mister don't be riled, guess they'll
never miss il. Yew talk 50 all fred honest,
guess yew must be a newspaper feller; been
taken notes amt yew! I've heArn bout this
short hand
We sssented; and he resumed.
'Nought yew name be Greeley, Mister?be
cause seen a nigger wench looked Jest ike
fuwgiiVs Niger. and ef she is, It's bully
chance for you to spresd-sOnt cost nothin'
nuther.'
We denied Ao. iuPula;iSn, when be con
tinued; 1 alters like newspaper chaps ,caaso
theyr so clever. Been in the fne arts NY
self. taught school three winters eighteen
dollars month and boarded 'reound.'
We next stopped 70 view the fine specimens
of perfumery, Gmoig which we're busts made
of solid soap. 'HcllOl' SAID Yankee, nOsinE
the good. "gNess these is made to grave stun.
aint they?'
No, they are made Of soap
Before We could prevent him be had pin
ched it to satisfy himself 'Ws-s-sl, guess It
is it feels soporiferous. any way; smelIs rals
apOcry. phal tsw. don't it? jest ike old Mr..
Slocums 'pOtheesry shop lew hum.
A. few steps brought US to the statuary,
where number OF persons we're sileAtly gag
ing at Powers statue Of the Greek Slave.
Mister said he, after moments inspec-
ton. pointing to the chains upon her wrists.
'tOhet thOt criaer hoppIed for?' @
The bystanders reared and we endesvored
to explain to him the nature ofthe subject, and
to prevent him from handling it as be was bent
upon doing pointed TO the pla-eard reqesting
visitors not TO iouch the articles
Don't touch the artielssf repeated he.
Why she airt got iks first darneS artielss On
1svP We lelt.--JosrnoI IF Commerce. e
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oOudy. Puden. Hessin. snd Herrick. >. 8
Penisenthry.-walkup. Dickinson. Tyler.
Baker, ard Peter. . FlHsfe1 s4i ~
Lbry-Beaa. EN- sron. Campbell AlIsa.
Of Brown, and Austin.
State buiIdings-Hendrep. BOOhsr. Ridg.
way. Durgin. and Hubbard.
NsE cOunsiss--snith. Of Stark. MocAnn.
ThonPsOn. Musser. and Philips.
Rsirsnshmsnt--Findlay, Oldham. Hester.
LangdOn. and Taylor.
Salaries AID Fees Of Public Cfscers -Gur-
ley. cantveIl, Walters. Robinson. Judy.
Public Printing--convsrss. BsAu. Maekeu.
Iie. Aerren. Evans
Federal Relations Campbell. Toney, hob 4.
insOn, Smith. Of Wood: wOrthipgtOn.
Unfinished Business--AlIsn Of Piks. Down.
ing, Ellis. Emery, GoOdfellow.
EnrOnment- Houstn. JsnuingS.
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Picture.

An English writer puti the following Ian
guage in the mouth Of the poor victim who
visits the rum selling den. -.
"There's my money---give me rink There's
my clothing and my food---give me drink
There's the clothing, food and ere of ny wife
and children--giye me drink There's The ed
ucaton Of the family and the peace Of the
house ---give me drink THERE'S the rentf
have robbed from my lanlord. fees have rob.
bed from the schoolmastef. and innumermable
articles have robbed from the shopkeepery;-
give me drniki Pour me out drink, for more. !
win yet pay foritl There's my health Of body
and peace Of mind---thers's ny character De
"a mau. and my profession o. . Christian !
give up all--- give me drink More yet, I have
to gi-el There's my heavenly inheritance. and
the eternal friendship of the redeemed
--.there lis ell hope Of salsaliOnls i give up
my Saviour---I give up my GOd--I resign all
---all that is great. good and glorious. IL. the
universe. I resign forever. thatI may be
drunk! "a f'sssa4ea1
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We give the list OF members elected 70 th.
General Assembly corrected BY he returns
made 70 the Secretary Of State. This viii do
TO preserve as entirely reliable:
sEEAroRiAI DisrRIcrs.
Ist Dist Hamilton senaGors-G. H. Pen.
dlston, j. SchiG. and VIM. Convers. Dems.
2. Butler and waren-G. W. Stokes Dem.
s. MOatgomery AAd Prsble-- Henry shilsder,
Dem.
4. Clermonl and Brown-M. H. Davis, Dem.
5. Greene, Clinton and Fayette-Isaac s.
Wright, Wing.
g. Ross and Highland-JObn N. Barere.
Wing.
T. Adams. Pike, sciO.O and Jackson-TbOs
Nc Causlin. Dem.
8. Lawrence. Gallia, Meigs and vintoa-
Lewis Anderson, dem.
Q. Athens. Hooking and Fairheld-Lot L.
Smith, dem.
10. Franklin and PckAway--Samuel Bart
lit, dem.
II; Clark. Champaign and NadisOn-Hen-
ry w. Smith, whig.
1e. Miami. Darke and shelby-JOhn Nc
Clure, whig.
IS, Logan. Uhisn. Marion aud Hardin
Wm. Lawrence. whig.
IA. Washington and MOrgau-Henr7 Latin
dem.
I6 Muskngum and Perry-H. J. levitt.
dem.
I6. Delaware and Licking-C Folle. dem
II. Knox aRd Morrow j. 7. Creigh. dem.
18. 0oshoctOn and TuscaraWas-H. Will
liams, dem.
10. Guernsey and MOnrOe-wm. ]. Sin
clair, dem.
80. Belmont and Harrison-David Allen
whig.
2l. Carroll and Stark--R ]. Atkinson, dem.
23. Jefferson and Columbia. F. Williams
dem.
Is, Trumbul and MahOning-Ira Norris,
dem.
94 Astabula Lake and Geauga-L. S. Sher
man, Freesoil.
25 Cuyahoga-J. A Foote. Fusion.
26. Portage and summi,--Wm. H. Upson,
Fusion.
a7, Medina and LOrain-N, s. Townshend,
Freesoil
20. Wayne aud Holmes-J. HOckinberry,
dem.
&c. Ashland and Richland--D. Riblet,
dem.
80. Huron, Erie, Sandusky and ottOwa--
A. G Sutton, dem.
81. Seneca, Crawford and Wyandot---R.
Lee dem.
3s. Mercer. Augaize, Allen, Vanwert,
Paulding, Defiance and Williams. Taylor
dem
33 Hancock. Wood, Lucas, Fulton, Henry
and Putnam-S. II. Steedman, Dem.-35 Sen
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LOOK OUT FOR BsReIERs-We learn that the
dry goods store of Messrss Hill & Sloan. in
FUrbsna, was enter ed last night, aud, after ri
.sAing the store oof a. small amount of change
end dry goods, the store was set on fire and
It'll ticontents mostly destroyed by fire and wa
ter Fortunately the citizens were enabled
to subdusth s6neo before it had time to sx-
,tsad beyond the store room. The loss will
probably amount to $4,000. which is covered
by insaFances-S State JoUrnals MOI
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"A CURIOSITY .--One OF the most astonishing
euriositiesa ever exhibited in this county, can
.snow bSseen at tho City Hall, Baltimore. 1t is
the body of a man found buried six feet in GU
sand. oasthei islsad ofiIchabeesaiItis perti6ed
anu turned to stone, retaining all the min
ute outlines pekfect specimen Of humanity
1t has'6ben examined by physicians and scien-
tifc men, and lprohounced one of the most mar
veleatssaBj jects sseswisuessed.
a-lssl ,51 yvauast
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!, : EE During the past year there were 1873
Railroad accidents attended with lose life.
By Them two hundred and thirty four persons
were. killed and four hundred and ninety six
wounded. Steamboat accidents have been
less numerous put more destructive of human
life-three hundred and nineteen persons hav-
ing perisncd by them, and one hundred and
fifty eight being wonndedas Also during the
year one hundred and fourteen persons have
cst their lives by fires on land. gni4ssf
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poets Lee township. By TIE vote Of the peo.
ple--even IL it bad not been previously sew
cred By the new Constitution. Il follows. in
my judgment, that you OughtnOi 70 recognize.
the Association in your appor.iOnment ofsehOol
funds 70 that township. an sir,
Very Respectfully.
YOar obt. serTt.
G.E PUGH.
T. AcKElS. Esqr.
County Auditor, CsroIlton.
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The individual who perpstratcd the follow
ing choice stanza, was genius and "a man Of
observation. Hear him ytd o sgeT
Men scorn to kiss among themselves,
e3l And'scarce win kiss brother; e x
Women oft want to kiss SO bad, s'e.
aiisns They smack and kiss each other ~
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WHOLE NUMBER llle.

hOuroe--Horace Holland. den
hosigomsry--Wm GoudY. and Marcus Pal
rot, dems.
MoFgns-Jonah Walters, Dem.
horrow-John J. Gurley. Dem.
huskingum-JOhn AeseAIf and s. Mccain
Dems. M
Pauldi1g. Defence and viii ams-E, H.Ls
land Dem. - .ft
Perry John H. o'Eeil. Dem,
Piekawsy-Jesse d. Coutright, Dem.
Pike. R. Allen, Dem.
Portage-L. w. Cochran. Dem.
Prebls-Benj. Hubbard. Dem.
Putnam and Henry-James MsekenTie, Dem,
Riehland- James CantWell. Dem.
Ross-Wm. Reeves and john H. Davis
Wings.
Sand usky-A. J. Dickinson, Dem.
Seioto-Ssmuel J. Husten, Dem.
Seneca-John w. Pain, Dem.
Shelby--LsvI Houston, Dem.
StsTk--Jaeob w. Smith and John H. L. Scott.
Dems .sftt=e rH.1rsesssef et
summit-Peter @. somsrs, Fusion.
Trumbull---M Burchard, Dem.
TusearaWas--. Harry TORY. Dem.
UuiOn---JOshus Judy, Ind, Wing.
Warren---Dan:el Crane. Dem.
WsshingtoH---Thomas Ross, Dem.
Wayne Ezra v. Dean and J. H. Downing,
Dems. a
Wood aud Ottawa Addison Smith, Wbig.
WyandCt and 'Harding-P. A. Tyler. Dem,
Democrats 10
wings ~
Fusionists and Freesoifers g
Total, 96
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STATE OF MATRINOkY.--.BOy, where i the
state Of matrimony?' ~ i ts;ss
"It is one TIE United States. It Is bound
BY hugging and kissing on one side. and
cradls. Ond babies on the other Its chef plo
ducts are population. brOomsticks. and staying
oat after nights. It vas diseoveree.by Adam
and Evesi while trying to find . northwest
passage out out Of Paradise. Tie climate 10
rather sultry, till you pass the tropics Of house
keeping. Then squaly, wrather commonly sets
in with sufficient powell to keep all hsRds as
cool as cucmbers. For the principle roads
leading to this state; consult the FIRST pair of
blue eyes you run against" ss zaa
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Total,
Tuesday, January Sd 5 P. N.

The Senate came TO order
On motion Of Mr.. Smith. Of Athens the Sen
ate proceeded to elect the standing committee
Standing committees Of the Senate elected
on motion Of Gr. Smith Of Athens-ysas 81;
nays none. ~
Privileges and ElectiOns-Thomas Nee aus
lin, Harley Latin and D Allen.
Judieiary-H. J. levitt, C. H. Pendletou,
William Lawrence Charles Follet, L. S. Sher-
man, Charles AeOauslin and Lot L. Smith.
FInance-R, ]. Atkinson, NJ. II. Davis, G.
W. Stokes and Sutton Bsrrere
Claims-Wm. F. Converse, Creigh and
Smith of Madison.
Public Works and Public Lands-L. L.
Snish Lee and Shider
Roads and High ways.-JOhn Taylor. Riblet
and Mcclure.
Railroads and Turnpikes--Messrs. Lee Jew
EFT and Williams. of ColumbianA
Retrenchments-- Messrs. Hockinberry,
Greigh and Mcclure.
The Library-Nessrs. Riblett. schif and
UpsOn.
Manufactures and Commerce--Mcssrs. Bart
lii. Converse and Allen.
Militia -Messrs. Anderson, Wright and Sut-
| ton.
Municipal COrporations-Messrs. Pendleton
Stokes and Foot.
New GOuniies-Aessrs. Sinclair, Creigh and
Smith of Madison.
The PenitentiarY-Messrs. Davis. Lawrence
and Steedman.
Public Pril ting-Messrs. Latin. schif and
Tewnshend.
State Buildings-Messrs Steedmsn, Ander-
son and Barere.
Universities. Colleges and Academies-
Messrs. Norris. Bartlit and UpsOn.
Common Schools and ooIILaws--Nessrs.
Stokes and Foot.
Corporations other than Municipal Messrs.
Folet, Atkinson and Converse.
Currency-Messrs. Schif, Norris and Tay-
lor irf
EnrOllment-MeG RS. schideler. Anderson
and Allen.
Federal RclatiOn-Messrs. Pendleson, jew
EFT and Atkinson.
The Senate then adjourned till tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wednesday. January 10 o'clock A. n.
The Speaker announced the appointment Of
Standing Committees which we're as follows !:
Privileges and Elections-Psudsn, Eckley,
Paine, Hesten, Gest.
Judiciary-ONiel, Leland Burchsrd, Brown,
Eckley.
Financc-Macksnzie, Smith Of Stark. Net
calf 0Niel, Gest.
Claims-Tylsr. Cross, Critics. Johnston.
Cleaver. lsk
Public Works Van Hook. Ditkenson. Net
calf, Austen, Burton. y as Isse X
Public Lands-Rogers. Cochran. Hustan.
Krauth, Fowler. ~ bsgrs.
Roads and Highways-Torrcy. Cochran,
Paino, Holland, Reeves. s.isr zr ef
Railways and Turnpikes Parrot. Rogers,
McCann. Ridgway, Price.
Common Schools and School Lands-Burch-
ard. Durgin, Van Hook, Scott, Towsley.
Universities. Colleges and Academies
Doan, Allen, Of Pike. Warthen. Newell Som
mers.
Medical Societies and COlleges-Porter.
| Wright, Houston, Perkey. EkWell.
Nilitia-Gilbert' Cantwell. Ross, Crane,
Davis.
Agriculture-Pieson. ccsrtwright. Maitland
Miller, and Fowler.
Manufactures and Commerce. ones, Mer-
Iriu Krauth. Segar, and Fowusley.
Corporations--Lelsnd, Cross, Walkup, Nor
Iris, Goodfellow.
Curreucy--Brown, Gilbert, Gurley, BoOher
and Sibley. 9
Benevolen; Institutionsl-A Allen, Of Brown
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Total 30
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS.
Astabula-Dr. J. ]. Elwell. Freesoil.
Ashland--Richard D. Emerson, dem.
Adams--Jesse Ellis, dem.
Allen--John Critics, dem.
Athens--S. B. Pruden, dem.
Auglaize-John Walkup, dem.
Belmont-Samuel Finday, Maine Law dem.
E. V. Gleam, Maine Law Wing.
BrowA-W. P. Brown dem.
Butler-Wm. B. Van Hook, dem.
CarrOl-E. R. Eckley, Wing.
Champaign James NJ Maitland, dem.
Clark-Wm. Goodfellow, Ind wAig.
Clermont-J ohuP. Emery. dem.
Clinton-Thomas D. Austin. whig.
Coumbiana-Wn. P. Morris, Henry Hes
sin dems
Coshocton--John A. Pierson, dem.
Orawford-.-M P. Bean, dem.
Cuyahoga-James Tousley and E. D. Bur :
ton. Fusionists.
Darke-Evan Baker dem.
Delaware ohm Conver~e, dem.
Erie--- Harvey Fowler, wing.
Fairfield Samuel H. Porter, dem.
Fayette---Sess w Worthington, whig.
Franklin---Alex. Thompson, and Hiram
Hendren dems.
Gallia---A. Logue. Wing.
Geaug a. Lester Taylor, Freesoil.
Greene---J. G.. Ges!, Ind Wing. tao
Guernsey Thomas OLDHAM, dem.
Hamilton John N. Ridgway. Jos: E. .Eg-
lev. John B. Krauth. Henry B. Brown, Nell
son Gross, E. B. Langdon, DR.. Thos. Wright,
Geo Robinson, dems. 15.a IS as.,l.as
Hancock ---Dr Perky, dem. )o
Harrison---R. K Price. whig.
Highland Wm. Miller, dem. to
Hooking Reuben Hesten, dem.
Huron. "A R Segur. Fusion. o8t8
jackson and VintOn-- Judge VIM. G. Evans,
Whig:
Jefferson Amos Jones, dem,
Knox Jacob Merrin, dem.
Lake.. c. Jennings, Freesoil.
Lawrence Benz. Johnston, dem.
Licking-- Alvah Warthen AMP A. E. Rogers.
dems.
Logan Joseph Newell, whig,
Lorain-- w alter F. Herrick, Freesoil.
Lucas and Fulton Samuel Durgin, dem.
Madison -Chas Philips, whig.
Mahoning- Jacob Musser---dem.
Marion E. Peters, whig
Medina-.-E. H. Sibley. Fusion.
Meigs--- Robert Campbell, dem:
Mercer and Vanwert---F Le.. Blond, dem.
| Miami.-L N. Booher, dem
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fi iTERMs.AThe eAaRolL FHsB pnrss is publish.
Ia s4efey ThuEsaay moruing et osE b0LEGK AED
~ fuTr eEEra per annumn upzy aba In advance. Or
.Fwo noLLARs lf cot psid Hntl The end Of toe year
y No papfr aisoonilnust uuill al gresngss are
assi oo0rERMs OF ADVERTISING. 90 --
co. ere sausse fsuftseh lines Or less) three laser-
Ions elfj essfs afbs equgul fs<asfiun o5 eshfs-
y LageF ones IN psportion "a liberal disadlnt
D viii Atmsdot b these who advertise BY The Ysn.
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sssssrlbers sha = nes fss zxFanas ssnea
% the eonlrary ere cnnsIdcfsd wistlnf y s@alin.
us thsif subtcrlPuuae. f4INI
2. II sahseribsfs erdlr ihe dllcpuiineanrs 81
theH papeu the psh Isher may cant|nuo n .geed
shem uhul ] airesfseea ars pald.
,. II sufscfitef9 neglect o. fefass 10 uke thrir
Pepsns i.om odioss % which they ere nens. shsy
ieIe bed rssponshe a. ths~kzgs sEIi e thsIf
bills End ordered tier pager 1ieeoatluuei fsa
= Il Subscribers remove 70 other plapea uIlheal
notifying he publaheT, and ths ppper 4 pei sapt
t0s ioFnsF dFeetioni usey are b I rssPsarlkls.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-26

Some Sack There are 5000 barrels Of Als
made in Albany, annually
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s.sd IAnothefIcries, want more fun; >2
slasmIA witty anecdote or pun, 81 sao sHsd
I laa' A rsbus, or a riddle; 90 '',dl .vp7'f
Some long for missionary news, ~,
And some OfwOrldly carnal views,
-ass BE Would rather hear fiddle. MA
a iad3N lH9i sa pi s9ais sgrb a1i Htn.l'
saa The critic too, Of classic skill. q is"0
Nust.dipin gall his gandsr quill. w
,ag IoAnd crawl against the paper,
LII 0fsll thelterpry fools 4e sqor
,ge8l Bredih our colleges and schools, l.rt
He cuts the silliest caper. aat sa.
oo ~ Another cries, | want to see ,
ana A iunbled up of variety
0tts Variety IN all things; aeaiHtG
< A miscellaneous hodge. POLICE pint,
N n Composed--I only give the hint,
rt.te Of meltifarious small things, .E
3utt
aegt want some marriage news, says miss;
3la IconstItutes my highest bliss aa
sl To hear of weddings plenty; iaa
For in time general rain,
None suffer from drought, It's plain
00.& At least not enc in twenty.
U02
e1e l want to hear fdeath says one
Or people totally undoue. q
p q By losses, fire or fever: 6f
ot Another answers full as wise,
. I'd rather have the fall and rise
rtfr OF raccoon skins and beaver.
O0tse asf.,
c1e Some signify secret wish
81 - For now and then savory dish
coz Of politics to suit them; a
But here we rest at perfect ease.
For should they swear the moon was chees
We never would dispute them.
1877
ee Or grave or humorous, wild or tame.
q Lofty or low It's all che same: ta8
's Too naughty or too humble; a
~ g. And every editorial wight li 1s.y
Has naught to do but what is right,
giesf And let the grumblers grumble.
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We give the list Of members elected 70 the
General Assembly corrected BY he returns
made 70 the Secretary Of State. This win do
to preserve as entirely reliable:
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poeifaI
THE EDITOR.

d. " E y
fs-as That Editor arho wills 70 please. c3
;olo O Must humbly crawl upon his knees.
''Ild.gFs And kiss the hand that beats him;
- ~ Or ifhe dare attempt to walk. e ~
80 4 Must zoe the mark that others chalk.
1000 o99. oAnd cringe to all that meet him. 81
20 dessIO ;oo9NQ3. .5is.aTdmr.e9 l1 7f0
Says one-your subjects are too grave
Too much morality you have
e. .as5tui Too much about religion; 80
Hya Give me some witch Or wizard tales,
"a With slip-shod ghosts. with fms and scales,
rsd-ss Or feathers like a pigeon.
-nao8 Isd hsr'4ia ,ut s[a
.1slas love 70 read. another cries,
Those mOnzxOus fashionable lies.
In other words, those novels,
gav- Composed Of kings. sfqueens, aud lords,
5d' aoebordsr wars and Gothic hOrdes,
- e'isif That used to live in novels. 10 ags
sd ,lfaha HlutQtF ,1af2 iaa'md q -ifnnd
"a No-no, cries one; we've had enough
- 49,. or such coniounded IOyersick stuff.
n. ,sa !; To craze the fair creation; n
Give us some recent foreign news,
OF Russians, Turks; the Greeks and Jews,
,s', ve'.e Or any other nation.
NiA t8atf't ~ & u yNOH af4l q. 90 l.fs tINfI
.Bw0 annoddgi5g an-u-afs.. issg : ~ isY.srr
1iss The man Of drilled scholastic lore,
Would like to see little more,
ssls In scraps Of Greek and latin;
i, The merchants rather have the price
OF southsra indigo. and rice. m
Or India silk and satin. l,,asr,iA u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

OF the causes for rscuctkp In the Wills the
tor ere Gas 90 rapidly IA eres.iss have bssn gvus
The noapaey 81 ths canal 10 T>rsrm the bussness has
ko 70 Oversize ~ portion a The ws~,srn trade BY the
va o. os.sso .hich ~th N. F.iaeos OF TIE solls,
has ominishsd The fsssnus siihegi yfosac1g similar
effect upos the torrsx~
lie rso sstion 10 Tie amour, 81 TONNAGE ~ v@sssbls
food from s -sa,s hes hs~s s-erl-d 4 ths aA,sr, ~
mesrueies etluva.d snt In the "a a th- popala
uon W retns ~ vhea IN. tonnss- ~ cts.r srtielss
the Demand for Western aSrsultara grdass 49, -,
iuer~ss-d and thus Furnished 81 Unreal reasons FOR a.
Immediate eniars~nsnt Of the pscy the Egis casa
Asc assurances that is voait tksrssy b. a
creased 10 srmsirrt srtsntt 10 rsssy us eost
va J EaALPSk
ADAM February o 1884
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
Our Dirty Streets.

BEroRT OF TIE COMMISSIONER or srRkBrs An
LAMPS.
This annual report OF Mr. ArcuiAus Coursi,siossS Of
Streets ard lamp received BY he Board Of Coussk
Thursday gbt and ordered 10 be printed. Mr..
A. thinks that croton wate' to clean the streets ouss, 70
be more freely used, and that the strssts sAoald b
spIiLlsd often curing the spring and summer os,aa
The Commissioner complains Of the blame thrown q
him for not keel ipg the streets essp lie bsmes tss
people for allo sog garbage 70 be throws the ssSssi
AID ,sys:-
Your tonorabi- BODY must tpow that Il 10 b, 10 u~Hss
Tes,aat day " order the Superintendent os srse y
ebssse persons T. work on the streets and After the sh
is formed to the Office surfeuesed and best fra
hour 70 hour AMI day ~ day By taoss.whoss
compel ih,m TO ,ssk emf n.nt ~ tsis caarAslas.
l. an rot prepared 10 submit, any logger ~ -
placed in false position be,sre the pabis 10 70
ssrd TO What my duties are % . mssie'pAl omsr.
Your bosorably BODY must be aware that there
ttiee bureaus 10 the Department strs-H ssd Lsnes
- an character 70 the eosv-ssses ana ersos
Nr Georss Whit. Who Is s.orn on sr, ssd sAoss AZ
ties hed 10 the charter 81 1912 vh3 aioos s
AID sires ard vho alone eas d,s. nossy from ths
yropfAtsoo for cleaning tresn and tor the removal ~
,uch ircumbrape-s Cleaning sests belong. sstcals
10 IN snd al the auspssmsat OF The mtssts tesrs
bill can be sssily paid that dee r-o~i.s 80
approval snov that complaints have bssc mats so
did not compel the cinsrsst hsa 10 ~. slfist psf-
fcrmAnes OF their daiy. The complAlst l. -ssg "a =
bat the remedy not % easily e.tsbhshsi Fran tais
forth, during the short peroe have 10 VA, 10 ss -
in sct, u the faui 81 system b., the t~nufs II NJ q
bee shall Assums the shos r-sepsshify q Ia Ps~.
lion and sndeavor 20 improve the eos8 . " sasr.,
re tns result what a. may.
have directed the sap@rin,snSsst Of s'rs-ss 70 -
Gee TO day, ard have b believe 10 has No
Cone TO resume the cleaning OF the strest so1 r~yvtag
coal aches, &c 30, daty REUSED ~ the eostrsctss
of three districts. IT. IN ease 10 should s~cums
70 re contract would ssgssst that H b gwen ~
wards ard the Aldermen I'D z nnsAn'-n a. the 100
wards be tie usg- Of -hst the most aist. Il
core In their different localities, they bel mlsd
tie beet judssf what the condition md Want u SOFA
localities are.
In regard to the operations Of the dspsrnss, -
states
oodng 10 The bills properly suthsp iosts or,r go 20
due. These bills are In the hsncs ~ the sss
TO BY the parties .ho have performed be day
uIder the authority IL the Of sir sss
no sno5ht however small, has ever ben paid By tie
CenprcBer without their havios hen ssorp 70
WI be remembered BY your hooofabs body that yces
predecessor pared rsu.ion pay the Ssrd lsspss
tor u per osy instead Of ~ TO- sod that al vso sess
working on The streets shout receive rs sr iAr 10
stead CT II TIE action of the previous B,Ard upos Ne
subject vas TO be regar Cd In tvo pareaiAr FIRST thas
they wsFe the legislative power asd thsir soaos vss
piadisg q NJ TO 20 sonPI sssosd 70 have tssa ~.