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Schr Lucy Alexander, Alexander, Rockland.
schr L. snow, Conway, Rockhnt.
Scbr Louise, Chase Boston, q days.
Schr Cabot, Hamilton, Boston, 2 days.
Schr tmelinc Haigh,. Beebe Boston, p hours.
Schr w 9 Atwaer, Potter Wareham.
schr Jonathan Cone Mciafey Connecticut River for Phla
depha.
Steamer Boston, Selew, Philadelphia.
Steamer ospray. kenney. Providence.
The packet ship Amazon, Hovey for London sailed 18th
returned TO day In tow of eamtug Webb anchored ~
Spit on account Of heavy Sc wind and Win sail hst
fair wind
BELOW.
Ship VIM Chamberlain Sherman from Calcutta June 70.
Brig Euyne (Br), from -.
Wind during the day Ne To ESE
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PREPAYMENT or POSTAGE TO SPAIN OrTrONAI.--
Notice been given by the British Post ONCE that tie
reduced rates q postage On the British ma) between
the United States and Spain, including Maorca Mnorca
and the Canary Islands may be paid In advance
left To- he paid delivery AT the option Of the sender
Correspondents should be particular - pre- pay the fun
hostage chargeabe q letter at all, partial
IRE Payments Of postage not recognized or credited by
ne exchange Offices.
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AsTI,oIoGY.

NJ B-wHo mas NOT HEARD OF THE cF-,ERRATED
IN Madame PREWSTFRf She has been consnIted nv
thousands IN his and other cities with entire salafacon She
feels confident she has equal She tells nae ~ fuure
wife husband also tia, 81 her viser " you wish trnb
give her call AZ 800 Bowcry opposite Beecker street Iadea
90 cents, gentlemen 81.
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Sales OF Real Estate.

BY r. III. Ludlow Co.
one LOT south side .oth st. 9th av, 25xlo0 s5I
One do side Broadway 46th st., ab 23x7I 3 e25
one gore III west side Of Broadway 4Cth 005
One lot west side Of 10th 18th av 25x147 025
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN PURSUANCE ON THE ORDER OF THE SURROGATE.
Of the county Of New York notice shcreby given 70 all
sqns having claims against Henry Mohlan late of
Net rort Decreased the WIN
ths subscriber s street oorper OF Go.
s~voort in The city II New York sclre a,S
March 1853 Dated New York, the LET ~ Octobp~ fay.
H. q. MOHLMAk, AdminfsrssS
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9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
ID HON. JOHN COCHRANE

u HON JOHN COCHRANE
The grand meeting and torchgh
of last evening IN Tompkns square, has been
vodaby postponed until this evening account Of the
nclement weather The meeting win positively take place
this evening will be opened by the firing of cannon dis
play Of fireworks and orchght procession Rally demo-
Tompkns this evening aud listen 10 The voice
OF reason democracy Hon. Daniel B. Dickinson Fer
nando Wood, Drs Merkle and Berkman, Thos. Francis
other eminent speakers Will address the meeting
EDWARD j. HAMILTON,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
A. W. ADAMS, Secretary.
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ARREST or rrH CASHIER on TM IIrcHUmD BANK, or Con-
xrcucrr CuARsKp WIN EMpSxzISG $40 neutrality-suspicious.
or nm GoynsoR.-Yesterday detective William O. Elder
arrested Edward L. Houghton the fugitive caahaE Of the
Iitchfcld Bank, OF Connecticut a charge preferred
against him by the officers Of that banking institution of
having embexsled over by making false entries
IL appears that some months since the ocers OF the bank
concluded 10 make a general examination OF the bank
counts under the supervision OF the Bank
of Connecticut, and during the investigation II was dis
covered that the cashier Edward Houghton, had fall
sied his ofo and retained for his private
uuTposes over $4,000 Houghton, learning that his
had been brought TO light decamped 70 this
city, where he has sojourned at one Of principal
hotels Rank Commissioner Noyes, in company with
sheriff VESSELS Of New Haven, procured from Governor
King q requisition for the of Houghton, which
was placed in detective Elders possession Thurs.
day night The officer Immediately set about TO arrest
his whom he bounced upon in Broadway yesterday
morning just as Houghton about TO turn down INTO
Wall street. The officer informed him that he was pr
when Houghon remarked that he would 90 along
quietly with him, but he desired TO communicate with
his friends in Nassau street. Officer Elder would not
INIT him TO do this but conveyed him Immediately to the
Office Of the General Superintendent OF Police, IN Broome
street, where the officer made return OF his warrant
The prisoner was then conveyed TO the Twenty
street station Of the New Haven Railroad where he was
handed to Sheriff Vessels, who conveyed him TO
jail Mr. Houghton of American BIRTH is about forty
years of age and married He arrested four
years ago for being concerned in a certain transaction
connected with the Eighth Avenue Bank.
ATTEMPT FLOOD THE Cry NEW CouyTERFKIrs -
evening information received at the police head
quarters that attempt being made to food the city
with counerfeits twos the Granite Bank Of Boston
Sergeant Chaplin telegraph operator Immediately tee-
graphed TO the several police stations and the poice IN
the several wards instructed To put the retail mer-
chants in the upper part of the city on the look out ABOUT
nine O'Clock John Mcclure, boatman was arrested IN
the Thirteenth ward attempting to pass one OF the bulls IN
Delaney street He conveyed TO the Thirteenth
ward station house and locked up The following is de-
scription Of the bills
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Two children
with grain.

Two men also arrested in the Twenty second ward
and a man named Wilson in the Fourth ward for attempt
inc TO pass the same bills They all held 10 answer
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IDrD ASH CoAIr-DrsCHARGING, ~ rs PER TON OF
III first quality stove and sire Also for sac te-
hrh Mountain, camel and Liverpool coal
owest market rates. HENRY REEVE,
corner and Centre and cor of Jane and west sta
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

.
AsIEs.-The sales small and prices unchanged
BREApsIuFrs -Flour-Thc market less animated
while the demand from the home trade continued good
Good brands most inquired for. The sales
embraced about 900 bbls closing within about the fol
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NoTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
Southampton, Hayre and Bremen, per United ststas
steamer ARIEL, VIII close at this oce on Saturday, the 3o
0"' 0' o'''0e' "'''s ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

UCIx LDgruREg' ON CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA.
- bron6hita heart disease female kidney eompaAna
and chronic ds.s:ss generally 9 pages thirty saxrsvia
OF dasA~ea Price - cents by mall " csnAa
Address III. & g. Finch, once lie Broadway, H. T. Al
situations free.
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sTEAMBOATs.

ONLY SUNDAY BOAT TO .HAvRRsTRAw.-THr
steamer sATETITTE, Captain Hammond will leave Jay
street. every Sunday morning At oc0c touching al Amog
street and landing Al Yonkers Hastings Dobbs Ferry Pier
Tarrytown aud sing sing returning leaves Haver-
straw at ~ y "
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Tho following Is a comparative statement of The i'm
ports Of foreign dry goods at New York Cor the week and
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Total lis 929 347 ,54 1906 303 2l 147 1877 10 343
The exports OF -four and grain from New York for the
week ending Oct. 26 were as follows
Flour, Wls. Wheat, bush. Corn, bush
Great Britain. ......... T43l 34I4 72520
British Provinces and
other places. 1887 113+
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CPORT1NG.-BLEAK HOUSE, HARIEM-MR. TWINKLE
- viii shoot match against Mr. snodgrass Al pigeons
half past three o'clock to-day ~ BMr Engle OF Brooklyn
will back Mr. Colt of New York. against Mr. WILSON, OF soutf
Carolina shoot double birds from spring Trap IRON ons
hundred 10 q thousand dollars
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Arr Dartmouth 18th inst ship Liverpool Smith, Allan
Ocean, st Helena Sept l6, with 800 bbs sp oil. Absent
and u days Returned In consequence Of the % ma
ii OF the refusing continue the In the s
when Helena. account of a small leak which il n
considered at all dangerous by the captain and other officer
But Capt Smith could ship other at 81 Helena,
thought il dvisable to put away for home.
Touched at Jarvis Island July "a bark Joshua Bragdo
Bates OF NIB, 800 sp.
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FUR GOODS

COLLECTED With great care, julgmtnL
) , and long experience, bought vi b cash, and
viii ho sold cheaper fhRu can bc purchAscd any
where rlse In the STAT H. aud Fl ycry much
Low Err p RIG ELS,
than tho, have beop Tor several years ppst.
among which nic sable, N0bthGm AID stone
MARTIN, iNuk, Russia Squirrel Russia aud Ger
man litoh Capoa, lipprtts, tuIi, and MuWf --
Ladies' in town aud the adjoining tpNnI viii do
well 90 ,fit my Fur store and cNnuins my large
.tock before purchasing elsewhere Alto
coos. SEAL, AFRICAN LAMB n BUFFALO
Coats Buffalo Robes; Nutra, Seal and outer
CAPS ,-toHethrr Nitha very large assortment %
Travelling lhgs, Gents FuJuiaqg GYodt Sc.
J. b GOTHAM.
81, the old place, opposite The ~ Jombury
llauae,
Fur. ptf
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Best Churn yet Invented.

IEWE Davis Solf-Adiusting PatentChurn obnrns
the quickest and easiest, and makes as much
and as good butter AS the old Dasher Churn- II
works tho butter milk out and tho4Salt in with ne-
euracy and dispatch Buy one. and IL Il Ia not the
host return IL. For sale for the County of Cals-
donna Mt the Agricultural Ware House, by "
ALIEN, LANG
ST Johhsbury, July Is, 1855 gStI
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Machinery and Castings.

IWE subscribers have on hand Woodwnrth's
4 planners, Circular Saw hills, claPboaId aud
hhlnglr Mills " approved patterns aud excellent
Workmau6hipi alsa kugET-huusn ATrh-mDutha
and Plates, Blaakbmiths' IwiFes, Pan bellows
and ligs HolloTs, hpa Stoves, Barn door Role
Iron Sinks, SO Sc. Castings and foTRings 81
every description and repairing done - nfdlr aud
AZ short notice. HALLEI a THOMPSON.
o. JnhusbuTy, VI. O3tf
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Horse Shooting

IN ID

7IACxxS NTTTTETNG
ENFE subscribers would respectfully announce
Ma 20 the public that they have formed part
named business All kinds u work done with
ncatncss and despatch.
c. Patterson, one Of the firm, viii give his per-
sonal attention to horses In the habit Of cutting
or ovcrreaching or having bad feet. lilo thinks
irom his long experience he can give general sat
isfRctton. The patronage OF the public !. respect
fully solicited, c. PATTERSON.
ST. g. u. MA1sT0k.-
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j. d. Chase 81 Sons,
Practical Founders, Machinists
AND MILLWRIGHTa,

IL EEp constantly on hand Castings, Mil
IN lrnns, Water Wheels, Hoard Machines,
Cupboard aud hhiuge Machines, Corn Crackers,
Smut hachnes a Sci aud build Lumber and
GHst Mile. Also dealers in haHufactugera aFti-
Giles, Viz Min stlucs Bpltmg Cloths, India Rub
her Betting, Hose aud Packing Leather hpltuR,
Lace Leather aud DELI li'ets, and hHyya of al
descriptions,
All kinds NJ JOB Work done AZ short notice
MillWriphfs supplied with Irons, Machinery, Sc.
d. liberal is,0uut Al work warranted, Or
AsH ~ enquiries bY p4all ur ntherRiae promptly
attended a.. AGtf
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II oxs SLSoTTLLDJGs
ALSO LADIES' CLOTHS.
Furnis hing Go odsl

Con aistmg Of white and Fancy shirts Under
shirts and Drawers. Stocks, CrRNats, Pock Ct
Handkerchief. Linen Bosoms and collars, Buck
Gloves and Mitens, Wool do, Hosiery, Braces,
etc. Also
LATEST STYLE or HATS AND CArs
Men aud Boys Son Hats. all prices and quail
tics. umbrellas. and in fact everything in the liao
Of pcntlcmcu's apparel.
The above stock will he offered at prices to in
sure ready sale, for cash. and casb only! and
will be rcplenishcd often as required to COM
prise the
Most Complete Stock Of Gents Goods ia
Vermont.
Persons in want ~ good substantial clothing
will do well 20 cali and examine his goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
Directly opposite the "pAssUNPsTC uorsE" on
Railroad St ~. JohUsburJ, VT
WI. HORTON.
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J lust Published, In Vols. each over 900 Pages, $40
SneeChCS and Public Lectures
800 Reward.

WILL be paid on the conviction responsible party
~ho -hail mn iugo uaon thu lalawina Pate nta asd
genuine, AS such, VIII
HALVES 4 CO.'S COAL OILS,
me only unlform standard Coal oln the
ad cheaper Also, JONES PATENT COAL oil LAMP.
Every genuine Lamp IN stamped "E v, Jone- Patent
nv public arc cautioned aqanst bnlns lmatlon Uis ~
s ~ lry ga have The real at lcsa price, Hnd saws
faction guaranteed supply unlimited.
j., L. JONES n CO., Sole Agents.
Sb 81 " General street, BO-tsAN
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Dwelling House for Sale ~
lvr,uA ffuTE suh,criher offers for sale his
f9MySA dwelling house. situated Ia the
lisi;bsn beautiful and thriving village Of West
lllllBf% Concord. Terms made easy for the
Ssaa--A A-a--~ purchaser.
DAVID HIBBARD.
West Concord, June 81, 1858. 9lu
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$500 ACRES OF PINE
TIMBER LANDS,
- AVU MILLS, AMID a.
LARGE FA RM
ron BALEf

ron HALEf
|UNIE subscribers DESTROYS ~ closing theii
i husmest1u ksaoR County, W., nov Offer fol
sa.c the following descnboi property
lu tle Town ~ hmusWifk, lots 2, 3, 90, 20
n ~. -, W., ih. ~ and %, lAiil lou n in th'
IN lipisi0ui Hlsg, ~. 90, and Gl iu 20 division.
On thr above named lots, thrfr are between five
aud sia mous fecl ~ pine timber ~ " the
~ division lots lic in body aud adjoining he
Mill Lot
10 ne town u Ferdinand, formerly weuloek,
lNif - nnd ~ lst dhlsluu. These are fp aeair-
able who'd lands, the G.. = Railway pas.es 500
rode Through thcin also An un1.Flard hllf n tots
?. 81 ~ n lst division, ana 90 and ~ la ~ diFls-
lnu- also, "a Ferdinand lnia g. lOi 49, u iu q
division and nu undivided half NJ rho Grbr and
school righis in said town On gheae lols are q
lsIgr amount ~ old growth pine,
30 thr town 81 brighton me whole OF mo
above described lots land were aelertfd and pun
chased fpr ihr valuable timber growing upon them,
Ncarly all ofthcm 40 on the line OF Within two
miles ofShe Grand Trunk Railway, aud afe yalua-
BILE not only i0r the Pine, but alao IN The large
quantities NJ spruce aud lleWlagk tiWbrr Cedar,
llarkmelaok, and all Kinds n hard wood fof ship
SAW MILLS, ON Paul sream, in Huuswich,
one aud fourth milr frnm tho railway station .--
SAID NJ coulAine ~ the MaohneTy and fixtures
usually found lu hUst ClAsh mills for nanuiaCtuT-
single saw and efEcr, 9lAphaRrd Machine b hiu-
alp, do, Lath DO, huRArb1E do, Heading do
said WiilbNcrc crectedu 1891, 90 an expense "
s. 900.
la Maidstone, living on The Connecticut River
thfir VALUABLE FARM, known no the
Judge Hughes farm, said flm contains 800 aCrcs
100 aaTra " which d rich Meadow land ~ AGREE
ufhish iutrpalc, 100 acres pastuWpe, and the
remainder 10 wood lands Said iafu 10 we'll wa
tered aud fucod, The bFllinRs are la GOOD re-
pair.
The above described property e. lll be- sold Ga
Tote 90 suit purchasers, aui ~ GREAT MAR
GAINS, Address, h. ~ a A. O. nEAIllE-
Gulldmll ".
Information respecting the Timbrr lands ean
be obtained n VI, u, johnson, Esq, land survey
0GC Zoos, " IT, aud NJ the farm, NJ DT. Henry l..
Watson, former owner, Guildhnll W
Maidstone, VI, Oct 2lst, 1853 llN
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Wove Wire Cloth,

GUITABLE for Threshiug Machines, Win
> uoHing Mnia, Window Screens a c-, fnr sale
By BOYAION s. DEMlAG,
sept 2, 1903.
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Jobbing Business.

FWNIE subscriber. will carry on the business
heretofore done 10y Is Flint X Co and
would solicit leaning Of all kinds, and also Stone
work generally SULEE
ar
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Flour
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or BUCHANs's
Hungarian Balsam of Life.

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF BUCHANss
Hungarian Balsam of Life.
The great English remedy for Coughs Colds
Asthmd and Consumption.
MORE CURES or SEATED CONSUMPTION INpOR.
FAINT TESTIMONY or PHNSiCtANSA DRUGGISTS
BurlRutun. VI Nov l. Islb
= DH, hhAplrE-Sp-rh astonishing sale Of nurhans
Zimmerman basam oblgcs us to order nrthcr SUPPLY
give you VI desire ", Certificates Numerous In
diNiduas who have not oul been relieved nom Asthma
Colds, aud Coughs but ION these who have teen brought
np from flsstr sEAtGp CoNsuSruos land Internally
Fhatehc Iiro Tue prNc ~ remedy Tor such plants
We confidently believe II has never boen surpassed
ours 'e- PEtk A SPEAR.
Srco. Ne MAY "a, iSia
DR. RRApLrr-DrAH SR--Thc hungarian Hasam H. he.
Nond all qucstgn Almost perfect ana admirable preparation
tur dlcaSsA of the Lungs have used U family aud
10 my professional practice for more than Two years with
I'VE uoal uniform aud tutTc succCa,, Ia cases
PULMONARY Disease and lean cuuscicntiuusy recommend
u "a n " no arc aiosd a. the most certain remedy Tor
such diseases With which am acquainted
Yours respectfully,
1910 FRhDklllC r. SrUHER, NJ u.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

tistics Of the following towns
CHARLToN.-The number of births in Charlton
was SO, of which were of foreign parentape, and
q of American parentage The number Of mar
riages was IA, of which l was foreigner, and Is
Americans.
The number of deaths was 81, all Americans
and from the following diseases
Consumption 10, lung fever l, unknown Q can.
Ger 2, modification l, scarlet fever |, drinking
HAIR dye /, fits l, old age A. typhoid fever 2, croue
l, seald l. cholera iniantum l, broken limb l, tn.
NOR l, dropsy on the heart /.
The sexes were follows;
Females 70, of whom were widows, IL mar.
ried and single. Males IL, of whom were
widowers, married, and single.
The ages were as follows:
One under l year of age, eight between | and
10, one between 10 and 20. one between % and
30, three between 30 and 40, five between 40 and
so, one between so and 60, four between go and
70, six between 20 and so, two between so and 90
The numbe of deaths in each month were as
follows;
February 2, May2, March 3, April .. Nav
June |, July |, August 6, September l, October
2, November 2, December 5.
WEBSTER The number of births in Webster
81 Of which go were of foreign parentaQe
and u of American paientage. The number of
marriages was IS, Of which so were foreigners, and
% Americans.
The number of deaths was SIS, of which 30 were
foreigners, and % Americans, and from the fol-
lowing causes;
Scarlet fever and canker rash Is, CONSUMPTION
3, fever 4, drowned 4, bowel inflammation A. drop
sy 2, CONFUSION l, old age O. teething 2, heart
disease l. unknown 49,
The sexes are as follows;
Female 28, of whom were married. and %
single. Males q, of whom l was widower Q
married, and IL single.
The ages are as follows
Twelve were under | year Of age, eighteen be.
Tween and 10, six between 10 and 20. five be-
tween 20 and 30, five between 30 and 40, one be.
tween 40 and so, four between 30 and so, one be.
tween go and TO- three were between 20 and 80
one between so and 80. One was between 80 and
100, being 96 years. month"; and ii days
The number OF deaths in each month was at
follows;
6, June o, July 5, August 7, September 6, Ooto.
Der 2, November 2, December 3.
LRIcEsTER-The number OF births in Leices
ter was 49, Of which 80 were of foreign parenta ge
| and "a Of American parentage.
| The number Of marriages was 8, all Americans
Number Of certificates issued during the year wal
The number Of deaths was &c. Of which wer,
foreigners, aud 81 Americans, and from the fol
| lowing causes
Lung fever !, consumption IL, scarlet fever
cancer L. cholera morbus /, inflammation OF bowel,
l: old age l, unknown 3, Group 8. dropsy 3, par
fever !, fever 2.
The sexes were as follows
| Females 10, ofwhom were widows, 3 married
| and single. Males 81, Of whom / was n widow
| err, married. and 10 single.
The ages were as follows.
-Four under year Of age, two between 10 ant
80, ten between and 10, three between 10 ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

LEeIsLATivE.-A disagreement has sprung up
between the two branches Of our Legislature in
relation to filling the five annual vacancies in the
Board Of Overseers OF Harvard College, the
House proposing joint committee of nomina-
ton before going inso convention, and the House
refusing to concur therein. When the PROPOSE
tion came back to the House. non-concurred in
the second time, Caleb Cushing let off little
surplus steam. He denounced the Senate, say
ing that the House had made two fair PROPOSE.
tions to them, both of which they had rejected
and he asked the House, now, to take the mat
ter in its own hands, and make the Senate feel its
power. Having two hundred and forty members,
against the Ssnate's forty, they could appoint
their own committee to make the nominations,
and, having made them, they could elect the
nominees in spite of thief forty senatorial votes,
and he advised them to do it. The House, how.
ever, returned the proposition again, to the SEN
ate which unanimously insisted on its amend
ment, and SO the matter now stands.
The objection, made by the Senate to the pro.
position Of the House, was, that the mode pro-
posed was an innovation upon former practice,
and not consistent with the spirit of the provis
ion, by which the choice was given to the Legis-
lature; that to make committee OF nomination
would be, virtually, to give the election to the
presiding officers OF the two branches, who cauld
make the cammittee to suit themselves, and the
nomination by committee would be equivalent
to an election. The Senate will probably adhere
to its position.
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WORCE ESTER DAILY

20, three between 20 and 80, Eve between 80 and
20, four between 80 and 20, two between 20 and
so, three between so and 80.
The number Of deaths in each month were as
follows:
January q February l, March 2, April 5, May
l, June l, July ., August l, September 8, Octo-
Der 7, November |, December 8.
NORTH BRoOKFIED.-rhe number of births in
North Brookfeld vas IS, of which ~ were Of
foreign partntage, aud SO Of American parentage.
The number of marriages was 10, of which
were foreigners and II Americans.
The number of deaths was 45, of which were
foreigners and 80 Americans, from the following
diseases:
Consumption II, fevers 7, canker rash 6, other
diseases q.
The sexes were as follows Females "a, of
whom were widows, 5 married, and Is single.
Males q, of whom were married, and IL single.
The ages were follows I'll under l year of
age, II between l and 10, 2 between 10 and 90,
between 20 and so 2 between 40 and so, 2 be.
tween 60 and 70, between 10 and &c. between
so and 80.
The number of deaths in each month were as
follows Is in January, 2, in February, in
March, u in April ) in May, 0 in June, in
July, in August, in September, 6 in October,
in November, 3 in December.