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civ III New Orleans. arch, 1856 IN
gsNTRA Tsof an ordinance Of the General Council
at The Cty AZ New Orleans enitted y an ordin-
snee cuIcerning dray approved 9Th tune,
ESfaa .gs#5S.
gsassare al mis- ornaace it shall be lawful for dfay
s1sF aiid car,en demand and receive The following
soaaad transported and unloaded within the limits of
the city For every load OF rip
exceeding 40 distance ave squaTe 50 30 cts
$#g Eo do do 8 10 s5 do. n Q AZ cts.
8s Do do. do as w do .......5. 0 60 cts.
10 3S do do 20 S do I. 49,. so els.
#ss Egsesdlg do "a do 4 % cts.
above rates shall be liable fine of g TO- recove rahe
from such cartnlan Ok owner the dray
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slsaea T. JOHN u LEWIS, Mayor

Wis attention ofthe oficess of the city and Of the
uhlio ID called to the foregoing resolution.
55l3 fa8s#s o. DE BUYS,
my1a I'll $$ Commit roller City Of New Orleans.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PER fTUNETsY,
ETiThG subscriber would respectfully call the eitcn
~ Ntion {" i'ntcrs Physicians and Fnncs to his well as
esored stock, comprising every Article in his line of bust
III d which, examination will be onnd FRESH
GENUINE During season. SODA WATER and MEAD of
c lest quality WILL lie found this establishment
al the popular Mineral Waters, such CONGRESS- BLUE
llgki ec etc Bar Rooms supplied reasonable ermswit
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GOULEY BIT
TIERS,
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Aposhccary,
OIL ly CPTup and P0ytr,s streets.
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7 WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE or GENUINE
u and popular Family Medicines which they otter supply
Druggists and Dealers NJ rnpreorB lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Specn Agency, No. 15 amp u Charities
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7FoF{e'o,,t
n Bits we'll known that the yellow fever was prevalent
here fall evidently brought here by goods from
an infected district Persons arriving Well will be struck
with it's elevated location, Situated in the pine his and will
fail local for fever. PrecAuon has been taken
the bedding used the occasion pointed out by the resi-
dent m j. S. Bea2eeyl and burnt i'll presence OF
Witnesses and their certificates published A thorough
ton going aud visitors daily arriving do not
desire do expect very large company the coming
SON. every eXerion will be made to render the invalid
| Portable. ae" :
. II INMAA WILLIAMS.
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FHsfEFFt ,g,As38 Ie-NIILL. MANY OF
TIE most scientific mechanics and
ei,esEs an tile United examined this Machine and
nrono1aced ii one Of beautiful and useful inventions Of
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modern date. sE{5..s5 337ss7
Fagy, fe$sails graua] round change the angie Mt
SGT for gentle bteeze present less and les
save the thin edges As
gale fans gradually resume their orig
ina position SoDebingof kind for changing the posi-
sails what mechanics have so long sought for in
vain. I 87$ .,
speed Of the wind wheel Is increased by powerful
l fully under the control Of regulator
watehec engine II this Mill be WellBpu
will require attention whatever for weeks To-
L gether. i ,s33F49i,
The only why the wind for past has not been uni
yersR motive power is well known TO be the want OF
asefegplating machine In heavy gales the wind-wheei as
either prostraed in hopeless rum
revoked rapidity wear heat and chne, greatly
to the Injury any kind Of gearing attached besides, in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety OF the attend
ant ifcultyis entirely ohyieted, and the only OBJ
lection possibly be urged the Inconsistency c. the
wind This sc0pensnted for BY the fact that it reqies
expense the wind engneno men to tend or
fel 10 feed it. with power The mill is ready nj
Hfme ay night moved by the wind foh point OF
the 1t will fill large tanks ponds, that can be used
during the intervals of the winds Dpwing if the size Of the
MILL pumps is in proportion to the quantities OF
water required there is certainty OF having M abundance
through railroad stations, and and cotton
plantations is unequalled both for pumping
water grinding corn, ornanented fountains small
sized mill moderate wind, will raise QUO gallons Of
ter grind five bushels Of hour For further nto
nation, or'ordeTs, address F.
s. II. GILMAN 81 Natchez street, New Orleans
Sole Agent for the Southern States.
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- NYOODNVARD'S CABINET EauBNI~
81 TIhE W AhERpnMS No. lis Magazine street nni II
E2ap dutiA siFet-thrnHre nf every variety
EF nHic 10 order in good and utial manner Office
Furniture made AM, repaired. Hotels Ships Steamers
and foarig houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding
the shortest notice. ~
Magazine he prepared store any quantity of goods for
| families leaving the city,
iye
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GNISHING SEINES.-AN ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
sEiNES ass9gted from TO 50 athms also, choice lot
OF BAMBOO RODS, in store and 10 arrive, for sale by
McCUTCHUN, HOWELL. Il Co,
m3l lmd&W S. Camp street
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Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip
issued, etc,, less interest, dsc etc.. 1858 ca
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II IL Gle conduit All depot du Premier District, rue
Dryades entire les rues Julie ct Girod, CONNIE epayes-
Une Chevre jaime btun des rates nolres au dos,
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DENTISTRY.

+ 1z7===z5z=assza CHARLES e. G&ELLlS, ID. ID. S.,
No ISL Canal street, between Carondte and
ssssA Baronne Streets New Orleans ARTIFICIAL
lDIGTEETH inserted in full or partial SETS which,
Beauty Utility and Comfort the Weaer cannot be eScelled
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t,%s EoDPEEs'S EVEIL-sLTUATED IN KINDS
f5 county Miss forty miles from Vcksbutg by rilroad
l4iM Raymond, within four miles, from thence by stage
This noted Watering Place for the cure Of CHRONIC arIhea
blity etc is now open for the reception of visitors
Ss1- INM!AN WILLIAMS,
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AUG. S! PHELPS,
Street Commits sioner.
New Orleans, April I, 1856. aslal7
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INSURANCE.

5TTpByEI MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
Ill OF NEW ORLEA NS.-fhe following statement OF the
affairs of this company published in conformity with the re-
quirenants Of their charter VIZ:
received inf Inc year e
3fst December, 1850 9n1 "a "a
Amount Of lteinaed risks 3st Dec, 9-'-ol w
cember ls55 ' ~ ................ .S6iO,3O2 %
Wiz For premiums fire risks. 500 ~
For premiums on river risks. 2i9,f26 AZ
$50 80 SDs y" ---sG4OS02 %
Less premiums risks not terminated
3ls December 1866. ............... .Slp3,5h7 90
Returned premiums. ,......4........... 2,Gi7 20
--Sl0G2lA 20
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lst Deem
Losses during the same PERIOD viz:
On fire risks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G047 80
river risks. Observation-Disclosures,
On marine risks ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1888 80
Sbi3099 90
Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip
issued etc, less interest, disc etc.. lS6iS Ga
--s471,743 Il
slst 1856 So
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Il mo property worth
double the amount loaned thereon. $3.50 90
Invested in bank stOcks................. GS6lb W
rg1,nl nn hank 125 400 OU
Invested in real estate Office Is Camp sD 5l,GDu w
Bills receivable ut short time Tor pEe1n- ,
earned. ..........-.-'.... lf4,tuo 10
'''i's scriron notes sue ... 4l4lS S.
Due for premiums in course OF collection l24tp o.
Cash on hand Observation-Disclosures. S6024 10
Total amount of assets. 555,S1l 81
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ETAS surrendered himself on the Sis March last
IA The lauialto man HOWARD lis s feel 4 ~
fnehes high; has sttag hthaiE Is about q years o
says lie belongs 10 AR James Duncan, living al COY
layton PARISH oitSt Tammaiiy, STATE Of Loulsiana.
THE owners teeuestetAo cali and claim SAID slave
szeeordag TO law.
E. BLANCHARD,
&ft7t Keeper of the City Police Jail.
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Y.
EouenHss John 1872 81 Iouennes, John al2 IS
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CapJ TIL Carver old resident and highly respected cit
Cincinnati that he severely afflicted twenty
FIVE yeaisih chronic Rheumatism and neuralgia. His joints
Ind become and nothing gave relief until he got seteom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-31
BloOkIyu City News.

fIp os A fnusY BoAT-BCuDisa DsTRoyEp.--As the
ferry boat Fulton coming from tie ohe, side shout
eleven O'Clock Saturday night light, apparently
preceding from burning vessel, seen down the
DAY. The 'erry boat proceeded lar a. the South
ferry. and II being evident that the Ere wss either on
staten lrland the Jersey sore, turned bauk. II va,
hen Uncovered that tho vood work about the am Ike
tack on fire. The fact spread anoog the pas.
ergeIs there considerable ua. asness la c,n.e
urepca but by the pro mp. action Of the boat hands
he flames were speedily suppressed before Any
nad resulted
IN the afternoon OF the previous day a nre broke
out In frame building fhs corner o. Carroll an
Seyrs streets II occupied hay and feed store
~ Nessrs. Thompson stevens I'D coal Office by
George sop,erield Al adjoining buildiag also caugn
ire aud TIE roof burned of. Be h we
With It's contents The loss the building, w.s
81 lGd INSURED 10 the Long ISisnt Corlpany: thu, on
he store, - go, partially insured IN the Pie.
TX Company, OF Brooklyn 90 the cosl Office 5000
sae rha The are imposed n have been caused by
in:eDcisy An alarm created in ths second dis.
.!ct saturday night By the burning Of carpsater
sh.p, 25 Columbia street. Tss Gre wss susp ssss1 by
hce beoie much damage had resulted.
fATir iAL 4 WINDOW. --TAauas McGtnley a
carpenter employed OF Pierrepons's largs bud.
ng' in iuessu street. Montague ferry fell from ono
Of The first hoor windows Satuy ,ay and broks hIs
Beck. lie was conveyed to htl home 10 Conf stre,t
wheie he expired 10 few hours thereafter He was a
sinF man. thirty Jour years Of ags end native OF New
Jerey.
RRoosrys MORTALITY. The total number Of dsa.hs n
Brooklyn last week WAS a. Of which SO were males md
go females. Of these 80 adults and Al Minors The
geeor ofthe lungs and inflammation Of the lung. ana
uan. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-31

TAE NoS-A RRIvAL OF THE NICAAAG qua STEAM
RRs.-The Daniel Webster, for New Orleans,
and the Star Of the West for this port, are sup
posed to have left San Juan de Nicaragua O.
the 18th instant; the latter was, therefore, d1e
mere on Friday last and the former at New
Orleans about the 18th.
Considerable anxiety is felt by individ
expecting their friends, on account Of the L,
arrival Of the steamers; but the point OF e.
IRENE interest and anxiety is in Wall street,
amongst the holders Of Nicaragua stock, the
chief value OF which is Invested in the missing
steamers.
The impression prevails to a great extern.
that the Walker-Rivas government has seized
the Webster and the Star TO satisfy the claims
of Nicaragua upon the Traasit Company. II is
alleged that the company agreed by its char
ter to pay the Republic 600 ayear, and ten
per cent Of the profits of the concern; and then
20 construed its obligation as to make the ten
per cent profits dependent upon dividends; az
in order to avoid payment, fixed rate D.
transit, from ocean to ocean, at such point q
would barely psy expenses, adding TO the rat
Of ocean navigation sufficient to make it up
Then, again, the Walker government alleges
that the company made millions Of dollar.
which fell by its management into the hands
individuals, and that il hss no right & J t.
avoid the covenants Of its charter. Ia this wa
over six hundred thousand dollars are clai,nsa
BY the Treasury, and the belief is very stroog
that as the mere internal transit property would
fall far short of the payment OF this sun, .be
steamers Daniel Webster and the Star OF tae
West have been seized to satisfy the "a
cheney.
On the presumption that the Walker Cover j.
ment is right, in fact in claiming the payment
Of charter dues, and is justified, Therefore, be-
cause Of the non-psyment, in revoking AMI
annulliDg the charter, the Transit Company ha
been guilty OF the worst possible folly IN with
holding the money from the Treasury. On
the other hand, the company claim to
have paid in damages and money every
cent Of their obligations to the Nicaragqa
government
Meanwhile the question Is: Where are the
Star Of the West and the Daniel Webster
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The Psri.s or Broad sSaV.

1t the remark Of sapieDt legislator Of the Four
sixth and Fourteenth wards required talent
10 Broadway safely than did % be justice Of the
Peace in the country. Every day c7n rinced OF
the truth Of the remark. Several country justices
have fos I'D themselves petey entappsd in the
OF onribuFes snc carts Of al kinds rbich always bio Z
up Broad ray from Chambers street to the Battery. Tho
.. he Of Broadway ana Fctru stres il
middle of The day, Is curious ons Tw gree. streams
Of trade pour into one common artery. The ounbussst
meet bsre-those from tho Bowery being eupted in
great GOD from Pari The number Of carts cross
Dg from Fulton street average eleven = minute,
while be crowds OF pedestrians who have pr n right
70 he crossing counted By thousa. Ill hour ras
lice rolls till noon, when horse fails .ons other
accident happens 70 make blockade We done know
what the connection Il between csre Of tina, noble
shinsl, the horse, ard pro swearing but tina. It
exists there b. doubt. Martial tells us that the
Roman ebsssstears used TO a~fnydragoons have
always been terribly profsns, from Uaverboue u to
General Of our own force but the and stage
drivers of New York put oil those rrhies to the slash
In the number variety and myth of their ex,ativa.
peA,ste women have their shocsed BY lan9a -
which seems the only D5d OF polite b.. (.
ci1ca but which IS quite outr outside OF tss nt.bie
Occasionally, tired Of ans themetsing each other the
drivers have quiet swear NJ the poscels las buttons
ard ccpsigu his sJcs and other pA OF his apaomv %
eternal dafpaton in The na!ds. Of this storm OF OF a.
you may hear the duIcet voice Of tas policeman 70 r.
tiled unprotected eas.es:-" This way nSan
cent Re frightened aud IN foyss strain 20 /. stare
driver"Eow Jou Will Just On and keep ia line
sometimes military company gets mixed u hare rhe
gaant commander In mysterious words orders his mon
break "a In aiea Of ~o, whs Dart Il backing tuto
be musscisns, ard II only kept ,ooa doing them -.
sos injury b. tremendous b!as. Oh the .ro1bene n
be company "a mounted IA. osdsey's horse rener~v
fasAes oiscsdey break Tor plate gisss sisooy Will.
De captain IL hsvrg Interchange az c,m,s
nert- With ssee tTiv0r va has broken M nj. ia
Doors. Ladies with hcopec petizsrts su.ta,n va-,o.
injuries 70 their tshsse) bon es white women who ar.
old, shsbdy dressed or ugly II thsy ESCAPE the scv,,
q the stages are generally stranded % ne Charya. 81
charcoal wagon. The Policeman usa time "a AN,
the gallant TO sose fair maiden who an the g,-v !,
rose pink, otre antique, spd A..leb,roi i,vey q On
rce for Wall street, 70 make haul on the old man.,
bank box. Old ssuiiomen from the country are nj il
mortal nsr, and. after two in.fectusI es..v,
generally give UP ,he attempt The scene "a alto0sha
indescribabs and, barring The profanity excesdinov
smusirg
10 use Hibernioism our advice 20 people who wish "a
cross ere ID. TO choose some other point
Proceeding down Broadway towards the Batter. we
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tn n La = y 3 2 n = " 8.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApHS.
From Washington .

From Washington.
GEN. HOUSTON AND THE NAVAL REFORM Board
JUDGE INGRAHAh NOT A MEMBER OF THE NEGRO
wORsHPPING oOMAIrrEE-EoRNEY AND THE
UNION, ETC., ETC.
WAsusGToN, March 80, 1856.
Letters are pouring in on General Houston from gem
temen Of unquestioned Chivary, aud who promise to
prove their efficiency, desiring to take the Generals
place in any cfiouly arising on. Of hs speech on the
Naval Reform bill.
As lately suggested by one OF Your respondents,
Judge ngraham is not member OF the negro worship
pirg National Committee.
Mr.. Forney was forced from his editorial connection
with the Unior by Mr. Buchanan's friends Hs retains
his interest Ia the establishment.
Capt Gray about protecting to complete his
of the Southern Pacific Railroad route under engage
ent with capitalists who propose going ahead with the
euerpre without waiting the sluggish movements Of
the gozernyuaut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-31

BENTON or THE PREsIpENCY-Oid Bullion Il
out 10 letter, In which he says that he cannot
We q candidate for the Presidency under any
circumstances Magnanmous Senator Bat
he is still cruel when he means 70 be kind. ani
intends TO inAct upon the public condeasst on
Of the Congressional debates for the past sixty
years. This, be thinks, With some minor lite
rary work, will occupy the reminder Of bis
life. We should think 10. Mr.. Benton then
makes nomination for the Presidency, thus:
" A new man, unoonnected with the agitation.
ia what the country wants" That means Lieut..
Col. John G. Fremont. As he has not been In
politics he had better confne his attention to
the Nariposa claim and remember the proverb,
ne s,acr ultra crepidam.
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UNDER Winch King, BENzoNIAN fr--There
seems TO be . greet deal Of doubt among the
provincial papers as to which party the New
YORK HERALD Is the organ or We have three
newspapers Of the same date, one Of which
published Ia Kentucky, charges US with advo
eating Know Nothing doct rines; another at
Buffalo takes heart of grace for The NrGgsn
WoRsHIrPISG cause, because, as IL says, we
have abandoned the American party; while
the small hard organ Ia this city has as,er
tanned that we are the especial organ Of the
softa The truth Of the matter ia that We are
perfectly independent having no guide but
the constitutional end or aim but the public
good. SO don't puzzle your dull brains any
longer, gentlemen. We have defined our posi-
ton.
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shall find thirgs better Cou.nat .e.t IN sonsantlv
bloeAed up. I'll, ths only decent ,h.v "a the North
river between Flu ton street and ssttsry ,,.cs An i'm
amount Of freight Is brought from Il, ans. aide
for shipping and railroad uanspr.ation, the bulk tins
business beipg in West street and Battery pare
From this point great quantities OF DDS depart By the
Jersey, Charleston, Savannah, Baltimore, and Augusta
and Boston lines The other streets running from
Broadway to the North river; bat only pay q
quarter of . million Per annum for street clsan
ing, ard hr. Eolipg don't think This is enough
to psy for rahirg the little BARROW, dirty laues--
the heritage Of Dutch for heavy
loads Consequently all the carts have to through
Cortandt street 60 round by Battery place. They
to get entapgIsd 18th the stages ct either pont
then another fcene tales place almost curious that
sbove described The appearance the piers 10 graft
flying svdnc of the great trade Of the city Thousands
pschagssfrom the great numbering dy goods boxes to
the sold cubic foo. tao hundred pound OF gold in
bars which AXE Adams pig ragons ana biggest TO
trapspore in apparent confusion hut Ia fsct In the
best Of order carefully watched by the shapes eyes, and
ooDajgned to their appropriate places with aston
ishipg rapidly. The carts deliver by turns,
and the long lines are speedily disposed OF,
and others speedil, take their places. The Battery looks
esr-wcrn and dissips ed like gentleman who has
taken 10 drink. with preadiss against water, for
the purpose Of a,luon, aad who has credit with his
lsundress. The Castle Garden Emgr depot and the
enlargement, have knocked what little Il had
clear out Of Its dm,piahed head.
The chAraser CT the lower part Of Broadway In almost
nnely mercantile. The Oldest residents Of the FIRST
ward have gradually succubed to the tide and their
houses where the beauty and the chvsy da %
and Arted In the earlier days OF the republic
changed to steamship Offices or warehouses.
How Broadway be relieved has puzzled wiser
heads than that Of Aldermen, but railway through
Greenwich street would do some coed, and
from the east SIDE to the ferries much 1t is also
PROPOSED TO widen Battery place, but this ia amply
public Improvement and not means Tor private gain,
there is nobody to pipe the bill through the Assembly,
and it msy fail in consequence Bat something ought to
be done The time saved would than pay the Got
# an Improvement. We don't wonder that the carmen
swear, when 1t takes half day to carry load half
mile.
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providence. March 20, 1855.
Cotton market firm. with upward tendency. Sales
Tor the week about 500 bales Wool-Th at ,cs s very
light wish good demand Ut fau prices saea SO 900
Printing clo:hs-sses for tho week, &C, 100 pieces.
New ORIRAss March g. 1855.
The rales Of cotton day 600 bales, and tho
OF the week fooss up IS 900 bales and the stock
hand estimated at 305 600 bales. The receipts
this port 3S6, 900 bales In OF the e
last year. Rio coffee sells at 12t&c., and the stock
band amounts TO SO coo bags. Flour 10 SITTER, bu. n
euotaby higher. Corn has slightly sivsnosd; raixs
56c Ssles Of me V pork at SIS 26.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-31

The SrREETs-We believe that the condition
Of the streets has been made the special order
for the April meeting of the Board of Council
men. We hope that something will be done as
soon as possible. The public highways in
some parts of the city are in an awful condi-
ton. Seine Of them are impossible for carts.
We shall surely have pestilence when the
spring opens unless the Common Council will
take some prompt action en- this important
subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-31
Williamsburg City E$ws.

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL ASNvERsARY,-Ths second ,ooiv,r
sary Of the Female Industrial School, In North SECOND
street, to take place this (ouday) evening ID The
Ode'n, in Fifth. street. Rev. Mr. pesse, of tho Five
Pont Mission, will deliver address, and there win
also be addresses Rotations ana singing by +be sbl
drep The admission will be free and coiisctioa ali be
taken up N Aid Of this benevolent enterprise.
fR-festerdsy uorpjDg, about o'clsck, . a,s w~
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The STATE ra,soy bat CONTRACT BnL-It was state
last week that Mr.. Mills voted In favor a. the aoove
measure in the Assembly. j il but jlstise ~ say
It was A. Mile, member from Orange county not Mr.
Charles Mills, Of tie Thirteenth ward in this city VIII,
WAS throughout 6rm aad ccnsiseot opponent II the