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Marshall County Republican., 1866-08-30
CHE Republican.
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
ZOE SECRETARY or STATE,
NELSON TRUSLER,
Of Fayette.
FeR AUDITOR OF Stair.
THOMAS B. McCARTY,
or Wabash.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
Gzs. NATHAN; KIMBALL,
OF Martin.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DELANA E. WILLIAMSON,
OF Putnam.
ToR crPERISrESDESr or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
GEORGE w. HOSS,
Of Marion.
Marshall County Republican., 1866-08-30
PLY M o u T H.
On Monday, September Sd, 1866.

Both speakers are gentlemen of talent
and cannot fail to interest all who attend.
Their well known services on the battle
field are portion of our country's history
and glory, They contributed much to the
triumph of our arms over treason in the
South and have now turned their attention
of our brave boys. Their old comrades in
arms are particularly requested to come
out and hear these battle-scarred heroes.
Marshall County Republican., 1866-08-30
The services OF the first National
Brass Band, of Valparaiso,

have been engaged, and the Band will Ger
taInly be on hand to enliven the occasion
with their animating music. .
All are invited. of both sexes, and all
parties. BY Order of
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican., 1866-08-30

"It was early in the spring of 1855 that this cow
found originated 4 rnrinl-I .'f IEy fsrEsly
afflicted with irritation If the fiiro>t, attended
with a disasreesl.r cough. / had for months
previous thought that PREPARATION having for its
basis the inside bark 81 white pine might Dee c"n-
pounded :" a- To- -c Vrry usrf"i n di--as-s f Tho
throat and lung. To i-t the val. 80 70 in the
alluded e., | compounded a rHall quantity e the
medicine that had been planning. and gave il in
tcarr"vufu doses. The result CIV graft
fiug. Within two DAYS the irritation e the throat
va. removed the cough sulsid.l an. = .Ies,iv cure
effected. soon after this #" lady
ia Londonderry. y. H.. VI o had les.n suffering
weeks from hal cough occasionsr iy q sudden
cold. and had raised mncus .fr-akr'l 18th blood Sl.
found relief .nd --nt for She tu.k sls,ut
If il and got we'll J. j.. Clarke Ess e-Ii-
tor uf the NAME ester Daily Mirror. made trial OF
the preparation in the of y odd aud
was cared imnediately- lie was So highly P---..l
with the results. and confident in attend
ing its sales. IL placed i'Tr the public tha; lee final
" persuaded me {" give IL nane and send il abroad
to benefit the suffering. In November. ls,:. I first
advertised il under the White Pin.. Conn
round. IN two Years fr"ni that tine fh.rc lad I-,.
vholcsa.ri in Manchester alone hpHdrsf sI.Ilors
worth where il took the lead If all the cough RENE
dies in the market. and it still maintains thai p-
ton. There Is good for all this; IL very
Sodhing and healing in its nature. is warming to the
tomach, sud pleasant withal {" the taste, and il
ecdingIy cheap
..As remedy fpr kidney pI.int, the Whit. rin..
Compound stands unriyaled. IL originated
fir that purpose hut person using il for n cough
not only cuI~d ofti, cough. tut also
of kidney slifficulty of wears standing. Sirrs
that ar i'cnt,l discovery many thousands have usrd
IL for the complaint, and have bcsb comp. tely
cured
The above written 10y Dr. Poland. in rseo.-
Since then, i'm Manchester the White Pine Com
pound has taken the lead of a Cough reni-s.s as
". u preparations ,r tle If kidney dificul
tics, iva every city Viliag- aud hamlet through
the New England States.
This remedy is safe and pleasant TO take il is
shectual.
MEYER BRO. &, CO., Agents at FIT.
WAYNE: PERSuING e co AGENTS AZ
PLYMOUTH. l35vI
Marshall County Republican., 1866-08-30
UNION DISTRICT TICKET.

UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR TREASURER.
n. III. OGLESBEE.
FOR kUDfYOR,
ANDERSON YOST.
FOR SHERIFF,
DANIEL b. ARMSTRONG.
FOR C0RONrR,
JOHN w. THOMAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23
XXXIXrH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. W ARLINGTON. March q, 10.
corsrIrIrTI0HA AL QuAlANTIRS.

Mr.. SUMNER presented the petition Of white
and ooored citizens Of Pennsyivsna. ssking Conesas
20 enforce the guaranty Of republican form o. gov.
synmsnt in the lately rebelious States vss referred
10 The COMMITTEES on Reoonstruction.
EXCUSED.
Mr.. YArEs was excused. ct bis own request rom
further service on the Committee on Pensions b..
SAVINGS BANK EXEMPTION.
Nr. CLARK presented the petition Of the ofhcsrca
savings bank in Manchester. n. H., asking thss a.
nosits In such banks b exempted from taxation-
REVENUE C0AMeeI0S PRINTING
~, ANTHONY from the Committee on Printing 70.
norted without amendment the resolution for pf1nlpg
Goo copies Of the special report Of the Revenue On
mission. .,o.. ~ a..
Mr. HENDRICKS asked II the minority report Oh Inc
Commission had been printed.
M BnERxAS said 1t lad not GJ, Hayes Of Cel9se
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
UNION AND PACIFIC ROAD.

Mr.. KAssoy Of Iowa presented memorial
Of the General Assembly Of Iowa for Government AID
TO the extension In Iowa of the Iowa Branch OF the
Union and Pacific Railroad which was referred to the
Committee on the Pacific Railroad
A PORT OF DELIVERY.
Mr.. KAssox also introduced bill to establish port
which was read twice and referred to the Committee
on Commerce.
INDIANS RELIEVED.
Mr.. WINDOW (Sinn.) introduced bill for the benefit
Of certain half breeds and mixed bloods OF the Winnie
baeo tribe OF Indians which was read thirdtime and
refsrrsd 70 the Committee on Indian Affairs.
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Mr. BLAME-You are lesslating into their bands.
Mr.. WAsHBURS! remarked that it was very small
matter and he understood that the friends Of the bill
were willing to accept the amendment he had suggested
Mr.. ALLEY (Msss.) concurred With his colleague
Mr.. Baldwin, in the suggestion hs had made He
thought that was very serious objection. which ought
there wss no provision in the bill in rsierenee 70 The
rates Of charge.
NJ BLAINE asked whether the Pscilc Telegraph
Company bad any monopoly Of news enabling persons s,
Nj ALrxY-Nothins the kind.
NJ; BLAnE.Thsn Why should 1t b tie ea's 10 70
M. WAsHBURNE nL)-H gentlemen representing
commercial interests are opposed TO this bill well and
GoS usts "a IHr Xisy opposed % it, s IN
fsrrsd 70 the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. ALLEY.I do not say that Am opposed 10 III I
am is favor Of everything Of the kind o.
spoke Of its getting 90 900 yea! subsidy from tho
Government while its stock after being vstered Wa
selling at $50 per cent.
grant the control Of the telegraph line to any private
party twas public grant TO private individual for
public uses. and the moment the Company ceased 70
the public mpartiay. the law would step tn and
deprive them Of their grant. Congress reserved tho
right repeal alter the charter at any time Tier
was. therefore NO difficulty about that but there was
that time Of the Government should have the use
Of the line for Its dispatches through telegraph opera
tor Of Its own selection In time Of war the United
States Government should take possession Of that teo
graph line 1t would never answer TO leave 1t in tho
hands Of the Company even with that privilege The
proposition Of the gentleman from Illinois (Mr Wash.
burne was too severe In il application TO line which
would cost the Government nothing and which would
DO capable Of very important public service he thought
the bill should be referred to the Committee on Com.
merce.
Mr. DARLING IN. " thought all that the House had
to ,consder In this matter was, 10 the first place.
whether this enterprise was to be OF benefit TO the
See Filth Page.
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vioom. vote; r. T. Frelinghuy'sn' vote and ). d.
~WSer,upon. tho Hon. John P. Stockton, having re-.
osvsd plurality Of all the votes cast was duly de-
elaYed elected.
The FONT meeting then proceeded to the election Of
various other Officers. having completed which rose
The credentials Of Mr. Stockton are under the great
seal Of the State Of EsvJersey are signed BY the Gov
efnor. and are In due FORM ~
No objection appear, to have been made at the time
70 the election.
protsst dated March 90 1865 and signed by Ssustors
ana 50 members Of ths General Assembly.
The Constitution Of the United States declares that
the Senate OF the United States shall be composed OF
two Senators from each State chosen by tho Leg'sia
urec thereof and the manner Of holding elections for
senators and Representatives shall DO prescribed In
each State BY the Legislature thereof but Congress
nav 81 any time by Law mako alter such regulations
exert e. 10 the places Of choosinE Senators
ms fRht 70 choose United States Senators In joint
meeting OF the two Houses which compose the Legsls
fore OF State has been too long and too frequently e.
ercsed TO be now brought in question This had been
the manner OF election in some Of the States from the
beginning, and 10 now the manner in most Of them.
for the purpose Of choosing United States Senators
tbs Joint meeting OF the two Houses regarded Is the
Inrslsturs and especially would this be 20 In New
Jersey where the Joint meeting 49, BY the Constitution
of the State dsnominsted Legislature.
Il has frequently been held that When the two
branches OF Legislature meet In joint Convention 70
sst United States Senator they are merged into one
and cot onebod 90 that an election may DO effected
against the entire vote OF the members OF ono House
the person voted for receive the requisite Number OF
,oteu nom members OF the other
II being then, settled that the two Houses OF Legs
lature In Joint meeting assembled constitute the Legb
lature vested By the Constitution Of the United States
With authority to act as one body 70 elect Senator
IL question IT, fine Joint meeting Of the Senate and
General Assembly Of NewJersey duly convened In
parsusuce Of resolution previously c0ncurred In by
each House separately choose john Stockton United
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THE CAbb
The Senate had up case OF Senator Stockton
Of New-Jersey From the able arguments OF Senators
Fessendsp and Clark il seems evident that the election
was not legal one ct which Stockton was electsd ana
|. seems quite probable that the Senate will declare the
election invalid. and order new one. johnson and
stockton made long speeches bat failed 10 make ont
clear case or Justify an election By minority.
II |. stated that CANVASS Of the Senate to-day shows
that Senator Stockton would hare been unseated oy
ms,orty 1t II believed be will DO voted out tomof'
row by majority.
AWARDS TO CONTRACTORS.
A bill was reported to-day from the Naval
COMMITTEES spproprstng as awards additional to con-
tract prices the following sums for reiiei OF
Of war vessels and steam machines viz To LarrAoes
Allen. Oil. zoe; @. w. Lawrence. el722li Curtis
Tilden. se.94e; Paul Curtis. e4.l2e; A. .. l.
Sampson, e4,Ol5; ]. L. Imenson. el6.Hl; EDWARD
Linton. g. esq; +. A. Suebrsr eA47a; ID. g. Mershen
Oh. 800; W. NJ Crsmp o. 800; J. j. Abrahams $500;
IIiIlaire g. Stresker, taO4l; Globe Works so9''"i
Portland Locomotive Works. tsos67; AllAire Works.
$50 2,s. Neptune Iron WORKS. elo6S3i George w.
ouintard. s5l.s62; James Murphy h Co., w $50 I;
South Brooklyn Steam Engine Works sol,2a' wesn
ngton Works. go lsl; Posey, Jones CO., sli'o.';
Neafoe & Levy, e22 3a: Poole Hunt s4f'oi'i Az
aptic Works East Boston. eh.oI; John Eosch'
eel. 1852; Gerd.sr & Like tls.325; Rsany' 500
Archbold, a9s,3o4; r. r. Rowland' sez'0'
Harrison Lcpins. A6a7l5; Ssno' bseor
Co.. en3,s43; Novelty Iron Works. S''s'z'
po.ey Jones 4 Co. H.7@; William SeiIih0'
1se,O59; james * Feds. e;s,eioi @. W. Jun
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The following ID complete let Of the publications.
seceved al the HssALD Office during the w,ek ending
December 3l:- ~
The cfcia Directory and Law Register for tn United
States for the Year 1850, cun'aining tho nauc and
PAGES Of residence Of ell lawyers IN the tinted saios,
abe time and place o holding the courts, with much
Ser valuable aud useful in ivrfaasivD by John Living
s,or Published BY cubs rpt,on IL rs Broadway.
sermons &c the Rev. Francis A RaNar Priest OF the
Congregation Of - Paul, With Memoir vi bis Life. By
kcy. a. b. Hewitt. Published by Lawr nee k.hoe.
Silver Mining Regions ~ Colorado. by j. y Whitney.
Published by ID. Van hostrsnd.
We have also received the fooving Guide books, COM
pied BY Thomas Cook London, Lnslasd, and Tor saie
By Fowler Wells, New York.
Guide IN France, Svitserl1nd and Naly; Tho English
and French Casts AID The Channel Islands, aud tho
S0itish roIsist
lIe National Quareriy Review, for December
Hunts Icrch "a, ; Magazine. Tor December
~ are haurA for January. nes Illustrated Monthly
Wis elany Tor ne yoang
ibe Catholic World. Tor Jsnsavy. If.
The Auaatic A0nthiy. Tor Jan uary
hsryTs he~ Monthly fos January
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MtscellnmeOua.


STEAMER IaMnNA Formerly Of the O Navy, Hah, from
having broken Wednesday, morning between
Nom Land and Gay Head She ran before tho wind d
anchored near and Chickens Turboat Trojan and
propeller Helen Augusta to her assistance and towed
her 10 New Bedford.
BARK VINYRED Phinney. from Richmond for Per
buao before reported M Bcrnuda leaking and with
sick, sailed again for her destination Dec 10 The original
crew discharged at bermuda, and have returned to
New York. A 'at
Sr1p FRANKLIN. OF Orland Me, loaded with corn,
and bound from New York for Portland parted Oh Inns AMI
ashore Dennis fhursdav, Dec n. She
or and taken to Hyannis Sunday She lost sails rggin,
stove boat, 81.
RECOMMENDATION LossEs GLOUCESTER FfspIso Yrs
war lSs5rhe fishing business OF the present
although prosperous In the has not been ex
crypt RON loss Of ds and EroPery although the bitter has
sell AMI hut The serious Of the
tho schooner Northern Chief run
Cape ahe on the Sls Of May while on her passage home
BY this disaster Xix lost their lives We and TINT eleven
lives been lost the present against nine
hs year. There have been eight vessels lost belonging to
ia O. and insured therthcrefore include her
the t making nine In AL or this number ged
cry; bay mackefe fishery; three in The pose OIL
business and three In the reighing business Last
there twelve fishing and fregher lost The
value Of vessel property lost the present season amounts 10
til $4,000 The whole amount OF insurance paid Is S6S6,
dissbatsd as follows-Caps Ann Mutual Marine oAleo,
Mutual T'shng INSURANCE Office 900; Rockport Office.
$aOCC; Washington Office, Boston, $l2c0.
Sullivan Me- the 26th Dec fine schr of
N tons burhen called the Alice Gray built by Messrs Doyle
of Bucksport
The following table gives summary OF the vessels in tho
harbOrs OF New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Savannah MOBILE and New Orleans at the Latest accounts
Ipaux DaSh nj fanau nrfa
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FURNiTURE.


pURNuAN's pUBNIJrRs MOVING ESTABLISH
- ment. ll5 West kl-,enh stree, peHr sifh avenue
lurnure ovcd, city country, fgyniturr, piano ories
bored snd shpred furniture scred Money advanced on
furniture, Ac
FURNITURE vp AVERY prscMPTIoS. PAFLoR
~ ard ltedfgpm suit, Bedding tafiru. &c, a, ftN.
JAIL sNOf-rs ~ d I'd 9il iuds1r sfrtst, VI
Cast y, B-Pa,uct, t.s-- nv inst~imenH v desirea.
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observation-disclosures Moore-1.

Negative-Aderman Moore--1.
Alderman RYRRs moved that when the Board adjourn
do so to meet tomorrow, the 30th, at II O'Clock H.
Which carried.
journ.
Which concurred in
Aflrmative--Aldermen Moore Flynn, Gedney, Ryers,
O'Buen Kelly, Ottiwe and Van Voorhis-8. n
Negatve-Aldermen Mcknight Jeremiah and Master
son-3 ttl
And the President pro- tenn. announced that the Board
stood adjourned. d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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0Sete tfrRAArrRk
Enough has been gl,an above 10 slow the intelligence
% snunsrstoys cat thsis rood judgment 30
Ton hishiy est ealed. Ons 81 the canvasep al tho
fcur.L ward makes the " 70 almost Invariably IN NE
saus busptas bsy husband; 9ehsr one, under the
heal "ususl psre Of emf isynsntr gives .pivsrcsd
IN Germany snotbcr eis - ~ . msr's emgjoynent
Cony'c now IN sing einG;" anssh gvss the busnevs
turns The cooks, bcboyn ehsnbern aida asd I'll shs
employees Of hotei "Hosel kcspery, an1 tixsc vo
d. niaks any rsmsrss male the seus.bts psr tssp
Nat toinnon fuiks esnEss svgreiste u even tiey
nasas' ~ iene'rss shs oscU ssd shssecai assssins
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N0xtc0 10 MnronGrss
HxED vmys L-sss, VARIED sAsus PASS.
or'c1 or L'sHr19gs. ISps s sra I, Do'ys..ser
fixed white light varied by flashes viii b sSnibitrd
from =: I SABINE Is % :ys.
thence forth DO 80 continued nshay. - :. ,,7f--
As s 0T % y:
increased e. intervals cfens minute and thirty ssoonds or
focal :,s,.e. Of feet above p.
order q AZ sasEs s In Inspector Oh district.
Whaienen.
shg csnton B'l., Of Ss~ gsarcrs Va: a. xsnrit.s
BsrR Kathleen. Crsw. BEDFORD. q asys ssy
ehsliss Oct Is, having taken ieobbs 80 oil ncs last irpo
spoisn-oc. ~ Ia. IS n lon pu w. bark xarcsa, Nh,
Barb Queen yieiSn. 1Br from Liverpool for City Point
sehr John French from Philadelphia for Trinidad. Dec
eehf h!r: or 4 days from St Kss for Portland. NO
ad id s,h for Iions Roasi Sid sh seir Alice vi
In port Nov H. ship. Iosni ,I,w from Boston, d,.s;
Gf ss SsSa fGs e. sssS sss
dc @ s Nd A.'s , Ss oF,S Ss .on.,.a
shPSsa, shD spafs no Ocean Inc 18Th
"pe a sd 10 90 colorado war
from san Francisco lust arr: Uuaeuaa Douglas from
ss s p ssr' s sT f asa ana Uncle
Dee LIN port ships Daring Henry, aud Ken
posros Dec nmsr r ,..1..l rc n,ss:, oa, and
niaIni: caIs Nycrh slp csr,sa Bossrt csee,t,. cd
nscn Sr sd s,aMsr iua SsY oe.r p1s. GER
dale Charlotte. Abby Ellen
via rarsnd CID sf.spsr Geo iploid mowes baltimore
via Norfolk: barb Unans fBrA .!Ioysr enrnesos; brig
ssS Sc eh1 Brown NEW
Orl-.ns. 49,. = -
fYsfs Below. % Ps,asen r1ser sass shlsns FROM si.
Ad, sri% sss ts.ssp ~, men big ws.r
sc s f Tasr raS s is. sss cSls nx:c
aa map & .ss Ss AS@ss s~f q anh s
foKfHEsf S6sRok, De" SHE following vessels, ii,
loaded With wood in the Roads awaiting chancs 20
,s M 70, NY WYs R,s.scr fvs T Hone hsu
Nay Ik.dsgs.s sessa . day,ssn snd On
Liverpool gestsr part q sngsgsd rrg Neorsska
S%s md "a 'h' 81 h'''d "s''''' for New
ADV 4h, sts@u.hp Lsoors Hycy 10y KycrN idg; barks
Nauidiiie !br,; 0Aie fSr i-rrroo 90 shnlen tFrl
at2scEsTEn Pee r. :; An s'nrs Sh,staw, Msrrrl. Ssw
HOLMES AoLE. Dec g, ~ Arr sthIs George Brown
s % s.. e. ss 4 as a,s
sn sS. ssss BY an unknown sA and had rail- and
MOL SaFsa Anr Amman Sornwai!is for do Sid sehrs
rsnsssivss 80 - car - ~" p'''''
hkw bLproRp Dec 0-Air oarh PERIL Ee<c-cn,
nsrs pssss:sp .sn 'i ss..s s sslPasa ' .''''
hsrncr ,li; AN VA cssord cSrasaaa Tor nosioa
,a%gh,r: sssss;ss,; s.ixs;sa 81 seSoa ksi |.
nnrkn,a Usrrnr .or e.,pare. tgnes pi,i. A M.
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rv osLxaxs--steswshlp EeshA snee s-cso Bro- nins
e. lsdy, A l. Bsuoa, l. Asrts, > AZ Htgsns n Jof.
i,s, " aobsrti. y Ns'lellani CAPT 7 q vonroe
8ssa aorse. Nj NTH, Wilbur, Ms gnc smith, Io1s
olAuncr. fnx,es, A Atknson ID Bur, ert. su q
Sendirsns snd. eei,den aiss Aans fenaer hs %
nsilslhe, Mrs Nesai Rtlapbost Sus Iashror, fouur
v Shane. Rhhrd Ds,er Lieut. col Ven Als'yne .ri
tiy. Marin. Ms Howard Hrs oierpcn,
egs.ns and i.dy, nr Zelsua, nurse snd child. oso
Br g., n Bale fsvfrr y. thssw IHie Jss 4. sms,
JsS ostr, Wa nv, sums tas ~ ttts y More,
b .f.fris .ad iaIs lea soh.ah " 'sgssaf "a" u
a $50 sna ktscse
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To TIT "'''0N W WV HFHEEU'
In your notice o. the late aanvorsary Of the Orphans
Home Forty ninth street, Which app arcf In Tie rs
this morning. you state thai The Home has IN en-
dosncri Of fioooo On ,hc con:rrrS, the sccrcary's
ri, RI expressly says 1--WE have 10 endowioe, rherc
n small permancu. ninl o, ts 2so der vel Nom iowa.
ces, fronl winch yet Ial.rest bas beo dra~n ssi
Rat al. The nae depends Tor "a sup gon entire
s.On church sgsciiors, annual su5tcrptsoLs aud do
e-lUns. =
Ksv yoss Doc o. 1868
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TIE CENSUS.
Rstuvns Oh the Fourth Wsrd-Impreve'
nsents in Orthogra phy-Einpioy nae MS

nsents in Orthogra phy-En pio naents,
Ages, Rativities, Ssc. t~-- et4 .A,1
Below win be found the returns Of the Fourth ward as
far reported by the oalcers Of tho Staie' having
charge of the matter. This ward subdivided into
fourteen districts The returns for thirteen districts have
been made but the fourteenth district Is bel eved has
not been csnvassed at all Tho pcron who was appoint
ed for this district resides In Brooklyn E
D. although he has been frequently notified that his
returns wanted he has thus far made reply TO
The notifications and 1t 10 not probable that the score
tary OF state will order remuneration OF this dsr ct
the Fourth ward suffer i've record 70 appear cond
erably less than IL should. ~ r-Uf- a. d.
IMPROVEMENTS N LANGUAGE q ED 5 \.
In giving the returns for the Third ward II was spg-
gested In the columns Of the HERALD that English or
biography might be materially improved by the adoption
of the style Of spelling used by the enanerators, and
specimens OF the were given as the
time; but the of the Fourth ward IL seems
DESTROYS that those OF the Third ward should
carry OF the palm, and in justice TO toe Fourth ward
of their improvements should DO noted
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lhere are many other points which our language "
at variance with the style used by the Intelligent and
capable officers OF the Empire State, TO whose capably
and integrity has been entrusted the business Of cop
ling the Of city 1t is unnecessary 70 specify
tl,,,ra
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ENgLIsH BOOKS ENGLISH BooKa ENoLIsH
~ sooss Just rscelved, aud nov op.nns . .ur..s
CO 'rrio1 81 aud r-Dnd fsni tnafsh booka,
t3L.s, aud slsnaafi. VII ~ Grid oaeay fer cAsk Al
fufAk a CO 4. esssment - Nassau street.
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LOAN OFrNgs.
ID. kSCEs MADE ON. WATCHES, DIAMONDS
II Jcwefy, Dry u0ofs and Personal Properly ~ ever,
dssrriruon. 4. JACKSON. III Grand street two door.
west OF Broadway.
DAwsBnOKGRs T1CKErs BoCGHr. or CLOrHIs0.
Il ia premium pad for Tickets OF overcosts Also
i N cheap clothing CO hand such 0lo e.
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~ -I AHiIVED. .
Steamship Atlantic. Maury, Aspinwa1 Dec r. with mdse
and passensers, TO PacAs Natl Steamship Co. n
steamship CITY Of Port Prince Curtis, Mobile, days
with cotton and passengers, " Murray, Jr Dec ~ or
Grand Key, spoke bark Celeste Clark, hence for New
OrlaAns.. .r.ar rr trr
steamship Key West, Hathorn. Apaachicoa, edays with
cotton, IA 10 Bonner g Brown. d.
mdse 70 II u Cromwell Co.
Ship Asia tBrem). Nuuhorn, Rotterdam, 90 DAYS. with
mise and passengers, 70 Punch, Mercke wendt Had
hsa weather; stove buiwarks and split sails. 81 ~
Bark rherese tBreml Chnstoners, Bremen, 81 days. with
mdse and 276 passengers to Hermann Koop &Co.
schr Nelson Harvey, Burss Delaware City for Salem.
One ship. 49,.
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