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obanpe,-In these times, when there is

Ulanp6,-lu lueS6 JlIll6S, When Inofe Is
something new every day, we think
measures should be taken for the adop-
ton of new rule in names. For in
stance, how much more useful would it
be when lady gets married, to drop the
middle initial, and insert her family name
When Harriet Beecher was married she
retained her family name thus, and is now
known throughout the world rs Harriet
Beecher Stowe. People would not then
have to inquire" Who was she before
she was married'-her middle name
would show it. We recommend to all
our young ladies this change. One in
town has adopted it.
Thistles are now going to seed. Cut
them off on your premises.
Major Elbow says that all good Chris
Uans, before going to church, ought al
ways to turn out their hogs on the streets
on Sunday mornings.
A considerable quantity of coal oil was
split along the railroad on Wednesday
last between Mayes' and Granville bridg-
es, caused by the breaking of car. Some
cattle were also killed and others injured
on the same day.
The Directors of the Middle Greek Rail-
road were in session yesterday, for the
purpose of approving the bond of the con-
tractor, fixing on a final location, &c, but
at the time we go to press had not decided
the questions before them.
The Burns Band is now undergoing
course of instruction from Mr. Thomas,
leader of the Huntingdon band, known
as first class musician and instructor.
They practice every evening except Sat
urday, and fiatter themselves on being
able to appear before the public perhaps
this week. Their perseverance is COM
mendable.
Somebody fixed Friday or Saturday
night last for meteoric display, perhaps
the ghost of the great star-shower of last
year; but, as heretofore, the exhibition
failed to come off. Beyond an unusual
number of meteors visible on Tuesday ev-
ening of last week, nothing was seen of
the phenomenon.
A handcar on the Miffiin & Centre Co.
II. r.. was thrown from the track near
the Main street crossing, yesterday morn
ing, by some stones which had probably
been placed on the track by boys All
on it were thrown off and more or less
hurt, Geo. Myers being the principal suf-
ferer.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.

JVJNI1
+o,eistown W Vino A. Mckee. Charles Stahl.
T. WI. W. Patton, AMOS Hool.
Arnagh-(old)-Jno C. McNitt Hiram C. McLana
'arnlagh-(new}-Ncr Thompson, Alex. McNitt
rSoeh-Robt. Sterrett. Jho Reed
;iruoH--W (. Nelson, Miles HatIiy.
f-bpa-D. ". Cohthef
Wayue--tne, Caldwell, Hon. e. Morrison.
newton HamiItor-R. H. Gamble. Jno. 3. Miller.
oliver David II. Myers, Henry s. Price.
Rr.t.an-Rcheson Bratton. Jas Reninger.
NcTcytowu--W. II. Mcclellan, W. Wilson.
pecatur-Joseph Sigler, a. NJ. Ingram.
CsranviIIe--Jos. Brought Harrison Aurand
pcrry-Jesse Mendeuhal Amos Mitchell.
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The Solid Men Of Gotham.
The New York correspondent Of the Boston Po


The New York correspondent Of the Boston Poss
gives the following returns Of incomes as reliable
A. T. Stewart, king Of the dry goods market e1-
lists (his life Is pecuharl ON SSe,so1 e. a mm: H. T.
pretty heavy expense, gets along comfortably On
an income OF SIT, ,187. His son, VIM. E. Dodge,
Jr., President Of the Young Mems Christian Asso- @
citation, manages to take care OF himself on on $o.
wear by scuddng about on the political sea. sens-
tor E. D. Morgan netted sS5214 out OF his ,,I mes
camille house in Exchange place. George 6nss,
rival Of Clafin and Stewart in the wholesale ofy
goods trade, cleared $ls5,@ George VI sioo AZ
August Belmont, banker, turf-patron and Ohsi, als
man Of the Democratic National Committee, had
$1G6,081 wherewith to maintain his eie-
giant mansion. Elias 8. Higgins, carpet manulao-
turer, paid tax on $s47, ,S47. Marshal U. aooerss
made IA. 500 out OF his steamships. VIM. B. Astor,
who owns more real estste than any other man in
New York, had an income Of $6S1, ,Ho. Peter Lor-
iard. of the pioneer tobacco house OF America re-
ceiyed $212 O6O from real estate and business Eu-
90. returned $112, 1883: Paran Stevens, famous for
hotel enterprises, cleared $50 985. A. A. ]. 0.
Low of the house Of Low Brothers, returned re-
spectvely $429 1853 and $212 72. Arnold, Constable
& Co., dry goods merchants In Cana, street mao a
S288 1O0; Richard Arnold's $14 2Se; James N. Con.
stables, 1855 Moses Taylor, at the head OF the
steamship business, made $S16, ,4G. Hundreds o.
others had incomes averaging ffom S50Oo 70
$3.50, 900, but have only mentioned those whose Of
names are known throughout the country. Of the
same class, whose incomes were merely moderese ee
I NAV name the following: John J. Cisco, ~, gag
W. p. Earle, $50, ,715; Fletcher Harper, SsS, ,ias
Daniel Lord, $1s b5s; W. b. Appleton, $6S,6s1
Francis b. Cutting, ~ $50; chas Dem9nco
S6,281; Geo. Wilkes, $12,22o; g: .; appleton
SCOTT; Lloyd Aspinwall. $40, 600; Sinclair Tousey
S17,859; John J. Astor, $751; Francis Leland
$1a'61; W. q. Vanderbilt, $23,N5..,
In the majority Of instances the incomes aIs
afty per cent. below those of last year, and som'
show A decline Of three hundred per cent, All th'
bankers and speculators return increased incomes
while the returns made by merchants show gTea
falling of From present Indications there WILL o'
a greater decline next year. - -. - 80
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esra, ;ao.x about tha Pennies of 1865;

Sy1g HO9E AhoQe TIM fenn1es Oh 1ooVS
About the first Of April some one started , re-
mort that the nickel cents OF 1858 containing ohe
hsuread eagle" which was 80 extensively criticized
and ridicplnd ct the time # the issue, had become
very scarce owing to the TACT that the Government
hSvifie been made in the alloy, by which their
y,lua was greatly enhanced. It was asserted that
fhesstiount OF gold used in the alloy made the
coi,,s Wprth about twenty five cents. Everybody
Ssasn a.anoining their pocket-books tls, &o., and
;fss found that the coin was quite plenty.
Hnndreds Of them have been gathered together,
.na fra search still continues. We observe by some
~: nilr EXCHANGES that these indehti2able relic
S,ntsra sre now endeayoring to make sale OF their
ooIlseions, and find it an uphill business, az the
nela issue Of 1868 s worth NO more than the face,
ons cent. AN enterPriang iady residing IN Phise
elrhia ia said to have collected no less than 900
~ tbe pennies referred to, and carried them to
ths ,s:,f for exchange and sad indeed was her
SS.STI1intmeut on finding that she was the victim
oSn,tsnlscad CONFIDENCE and that her bright antci-
stions oS0ain we're not to be reslized-the officers
- fho m;nt1 declinine. to take them at all. An
editor In west Chester published the statement
, thst the pAuuies Rere actually worth twenty-five
cents spie6e, when enc of his subscrf1ers senI IN
1oul Of the premium-b bearing cents TO hlm, WIN
request t6hase ene dollar credited TO his account
crsdE3oua editor had bargained tor when ne made
~ saitetaent; and he was compelled to come out
in -1hfS inert number and acknowledge tnaS ne
m6N h6tkfng 6hateyer on the subject OF the pre-
mihm; thxf hs hs9 found the statement ,afoat IN
aubthar nkH}s and printed it without know
inc, anyfhiaGo & III about it, and he washed his
han1a the, whole afair. In short the bubble has
bursted, and smcksis with the eagle" will no doubt
room cease to TO hunted and hoEded. -y.-" e.
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COMMERCIAL. E.

Exports. a,'f
BAITIMoRF-Psrs schr Dexter wsshburn-lsoooo feet
Sawed Lumber, Is, 900 feet Flooring Bosrds-
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
SFF1cE OF THR CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLSsroH, Monday Evening. Juno D. lsS!. y
There was IN active demand st about the rates OF the
day before Sales SOs bsles; say at Is at a. a st
a. So at 99 Is at ut 2s. 50 at 2sH ss 2 l22 at
25x, 10 at %, A st ta7.' Wequote
Low Midhjng.
Mddhng ..........''..a1
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PUBLIC NOTICE.


OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
nUBL1o NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDEI
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery nom this Once. D.. ihomAs,
sEo !. Be It Ordained by The Mayor and Aldermen, n
City Council assembled That from land after the hrst DAY
of January licenses shall be taken out for all CARTS dray
and WAGONS used for private and domestic purposes ID
the same MANNER and according to the same provisions
now of force in relation to carts drays and wagons etot
driven for hire except giving bonds, And each suci
cart dray or wagon shall be provided with badge con
ainine the number thereof and marked Private, to Dr
placed on the outside Of the shalt
SEC q No person shall be taken by the treasurer af
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning u
censes carts drays wagons and other carrages un
less he or abe be freeholder:
licenses for public and private carts drays wagons
including the horses or mules used thereof which shf
be free from other taxation:
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOB HIRE DIRECT on INDIRECT
For every cart dray wagon, drawn by one horse OF
For every cart drsy or wagon drawn by two horses
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with fouhWheeis, nee szT
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus
with two horses, $780, .
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus,
For every truck drawn by two or more horses mules
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
mules, $6O.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, s..
For every cart dray or wagon used for private do
nestc purposes and not to be employed IN the trans
porting of goods wares, merchandise, lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly OF
Indirectly for the sae shall pay for license the sum Of
as exclusive of the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 18th day of January
IT, al In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-BiL
By the Mayor.
JanuaryS ". q. SMITH, Clerk OF COUNCIL
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WE HAVE USED GALLIGHAN'S PHLs,u AND
wv lind they win do all that is clked for them, and
cheerfully recommend them to public favor.
T. q. WATTS Ex-Governor Of Alabama.
RoBT. DoUaHERTY, Judgs Supreme Court Ala.
'' From THOMAS J. Jupa1, Judge Supreme Court
Ibsye used GAIIIaHAN'S P1LS ON my plantation
!or Fever and Asus, and find them Al that L claimed
Montgomery, Ala. September %. 1858. -
>.ssz .=-G ;LowNprs COUNTY, Alabama
GAILIGHAN'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS win do.
They are decidedly the best medicine for Chills and
ven ever gave iwould not be without them for hvt
times the price - yf!--, J. A. GRAHAM.
AMERIcUs April II, 1857.
One box Of GALLIGHANs PILLS cured me perfectly
Chills and Fever ever saw. A. g. DONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 9, 1855.
GALIlGHAN's PILLS on two occasions for Chills sno
Fever and find that they effect all that they intend
ed to do They are the best remedy for the disease thai
have ever tried consider them perfectly reliable
Grand See s'ssdEd Sssnd Lodge of and A. n Of Alabama
ALBANY, Ga, March II, 1857.
Ihaye used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS in forty caseso
Chis and Fever with perfect success. They are tLt
best Fever and Ague Pill put up.
tWHOLEsALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
No. 15S Meeting street.
BLOUNT & HALE,
PRoPRIETORs,
MayH emo Montgomery, Ala
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1867.
TIE FOLLOWING LINES were composed by Geo.
DcPrentice for the Inauguration on Thursday last
Of the new marble statue Of Henry Clay, at Louis


OF the new marble statue Of Henry Clay, at Lou
vile, .ky.:s r-,s,g
sRJ ssVi7snttsue md glorious semblsnoe, hafli
Of BIN. the noblest Of our race
We seem, at lifting Of thy vail,
To see again his living facei
10 hear the stirring words once more,
That Ike the stor,l gods cadence pealed
With miahher power ffom shore 10 shore
Than thunders Of the battlefield
Lot that calm. high. ma3esnc look.
Thst binds our. gaxe a. BY spell
y ess1t In the same that erstwhile shook
- no traitors On whose souls It fell
so Oh That heswere again IN hfei
To wave, - onco, his wand o. power,
s. .,s ksd scstssr far the storms Of strife 49,
rsay0 TAst So'sr our country darby loWer'
Again, again. and yet again
BE rolled back psssion's roaring tide -;
When the farce souls o. hosais ssa men - - =
.etIe ~ Esch others Widest Mfath defed 9s>ta y
Aasi alas ! dark storms at length
sweep oer our balixrecied ahip q stste
And there seem none with win ana snen8sn
To ssye her nom her awful tsei 20 sal"a ''-
But thou. majestic image, thou 80 -
eru And msny manly head WIN bow
whi,s g.spg On = as,iol:s Pssde;
lnn nbensei6 Cd dAahianasso gG's E
a.s S0nsgase q thse a6oah sspctity
y1sor hssrH 70 country and TO asd. -,
We look ON thee, We look on thee. 80 rs,s.g
Aiss nts Proud s{atue. glorious and sublime, e3say
Ana ans % leave 8 M In HIS grand old timsl ST =.
osaIa S1 e. e ssss sss sfssr s sses -- ~,
We see the image OF his tace-
Earth has no tmaged his souli - .:
,.raBproud statuei the nations life. 50. - =
~ Tor which he toiled through au bis years.
s:ss n1fnss yinian IN WICKED strife.
1.n e .na.chy 81 giysn: ,s;s,; ~, :.
- So Hem turn| sWsy Ids eyes In Heaven,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
90 orsTcr cIERx Or couEcn.l !
OIL NAV 1867.

UIfIUE CLkkx VI OOUNOki%
.y Vl May 1857. I
The following Section An Ordinance % seoH.h the
ofoe Of Superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
Cisy of Chsrleston Clean and for other purposes s
hereby published for the information Of al concerned
For tho due protection Of the ssd contractor OF CON
occupsnt and tensnt Of any promises fronting in any
street lame alley, or open court shan on every DAY
Sundays exceped have the dirt NTH garbage on otaef
hesp and in readiness f the contractor by the hour Of
seven O'Clock, A. M from the fls day Of May to the
rst day Of November In every and tne houf OF
Yline O'Clock A. n, from the frst dry OF November 70
The rst day Of Nay following. And any person offend
ing herein or placing any drt Nth, garbage or other
oh IN any street. lsne or sey Or open court aier me
hours above named, shall be subject TO nne not less
than two nor more than hye dollars for each and every
''iS,, Rv osdar ~ VIII. sMTH,
Nv Is Clerk Of Council.
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PORT CALENDAR,
MARINE NEWS.
ponT OF Che sTos.
Arrived Yesterday.

|91Hsf :. Arrived Yesterday
scbt r Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore, sK days frorn
the city. Corn and Mdze. To Locke, Agent
uo,mss 4 Csidar. Jeffords Co. q Mcdowell. Press
ia. n FrsnLs. Il Grsysr, Won Hollen, @ AyeriI
y son. Kuncf. Wictenbsrg & Co. B n Butler J D
Kirfpstricf, ] Bevin, West Jones. ,,,,
Stsenss. E1iza Hsncox Richardson, Savannah VA Hi
,o,, FIJI ana Beanfort Mds4 To Ferguson Holmes
sloop Amelia, Roberts, Ashepoo. bales 8 Cotton
To " Bee & Co Prlgle, KAnapsux, Lanneau
Go.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Dexter Wsshburn, Harkness, Baltimore Ems
low 4 Co.
Wont to Sea Yesterday.
sohr Yraie, Mason, Jacksonville
schr Golden Gate Blaslsnd, Philadelphia.
schr Myrover, Hughes, Wilmington. O.
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TO TAxtPAYERs,
UyHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE mi FUBLIsHE
for fhefnformadon of al persons concerned:

for theiniormaaon 6f al persons coneernsd:
Az oanrsAsor no AxxNp Ar ORDINANCE TO RA1zx SUP
prIrs roa Tm IrAH 1857, Aap FOB orHRn fcaroszs
7. IA it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen IN Oily
Council assembled, Thss n taxes payable under the Or
inance raise supplies for the yer LIST snd tor otnel
and thst persons who shs make default Of payment ot
their taxes ON that Day, Sha pay, In addition 70 the
month unn the s1st dsy of July when not paid, an
amount Of two per] cent Per month upon the amount
Of taxes shsl be paid al after tho a1st day o. August
three mar can't per month on the amount Of taxes due
shsi be usd until payment Of the whole amount made
IN Thst al persons who neglect or hn 70 PAY thstr
monthly aIes ON or before the fifteenth day OF each
two per cent per month nom such fifteenth day, until
Rstiaed in civ Council this seventh day Of May, In
the year Of Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
EtItyseven. 49,,
W n Z ss4u. CLARK Of Council ama NAY Ii
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CITY TAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY AssRssoR,l
C1TY HALL, June 1st 1867.
NroTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that the Monthly Returns for the month OF may
the 18th day OF December 1885, must be Inade ON or be-
June1 Is City Assessor.
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per South Carolina Railroad
Iune a.

1871 bales Cotton 10 bales Yarn 3S bales Waste 81 bbls
spirits and IS bbls Crude Turpeutne, II bbs Roan,
car Cattle, 1 car Marble. and sundries To Agent
Street Bros Co, Russey, Gibbes GO, ZOO
Shisoim. Adger & 90, N Goldsmith Son. Adams
Frost Co. Mrs snowden, Mottet Hushet GO, Moo
campsen 4 Co, Chisolm Bros, q q Hoppoct.
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIORl
,CHASTELLAR'S
HAIR ExTERMINAToR,
For Removing supernuous Hafr.

yIyO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS NvALUABLf
depilstory recommends itself being almost In
spenlible article to female beauty is easily applied
oes not burn OF nure the sn, but acts directly on the
roots II Ia warranted to remove superAuous hair from
low foreheads or from any part OF the body completely
totally and radically eItrpaing the samo, leaving the
s)in soft smooth and natural This ts the only ar1cle
used by the French and is the only real eecua depa
tory in existence Prce rs cents per package post
paid to any address, on receipt Of an order, BY
BERGER, SHUTS CO., CheInists
March 80 lyr No. 285 River st., Troy, N. Y.
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The Greenyille M0untaineer

Ts PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 so PEI!
year, In advance Advertisements inserted at usual
ratee G. E. ELFORD,
May 10 bd1tor ano fsopsaetor
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NOTICE..

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May %, 1893.
PARAGRAPH IL o. ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
the "Cleansing Of Privies and Vaults" forbids the
use Of barrels In oren carts and wagons and parties a
plying for license required TO provide closed carts
suitable for the purpose ALI persons, therefore, who
purpose taking jobs Of the kind hereby required TO
bring their carts to main guard house for inspection be-
fore applying for license. G. b. sldWALD,
NAV "a 2mo Captain Of Police.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Elm Hsnco1, from Savannah, via Beau.
fort and Hilton Head-Miss Wsdlaw, Deppiah.
First N Emanue', Mrs Wilder, Wilder IL Reddish
Kuester Kuester w knight and LADY, Capt Gfeans
Mrs Scranton. A King F Hiokson, L Donaldson, =
G Niciols, @ q Wright G Thompson, g W Ely, and 10
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FIRE LOAN. ,,.4s
MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON, [

CRY HALL, November 8, 1855.
III, PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN rM
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, I'M
der An Act Of ths General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council Of Charleston to proceed IN the s-
CITY anew" are hereby notified that the form OF appla.
cation for loans be obtained ct the office 81 the Clerk
of Council between the hours Of A. ID. and +. ID.
All applications must be D d in the above mentioned
Office u the Committee Will meet every Monday TO con-
slider the saSie. .,.-
By order Of the Mayor W. q. sMlTh,
November10 CLERK OF COUNCIL
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Cherokee Remedy,
CHEROKEE INJECTION,

does not fsil to cure Gonorrhed, Gleet and all Av.
coss Disclargss In Male or Female, curing rseSnt
casss n from one to three days, and Ia especially
recommended IN those cases OF F!uor Asous o.
W1itss IN Fsn,dles The two medicines used IN
conjunction will not fail to remove this dissgrseable
Complaint and In those cases where other medicines
have been used without success
Price, Remedy, One Bottle, g, Three Bottles, =.
~ Injection, u, ~
The Cherokee Curen " Remedy" and "hyec-
tos" are to be found in all we'll regulated drug
stores, and are recommended BY physlcians ana
druggists al over the world for their intrinsic worth
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap and
worthless compounds-in order to make money
In place Of these. Be- not deceiced II the drug
gists win not buy them for yc, wriGo to US, and We
viii send them TO You by express, securely packed
and free from observation. We treat all diseases to
which the human system is subject and will be
pleased to receive full and explicit statements from
those who have Allied to receive relief heretofore.
Ladies' or gentlemen can address US IN perfect con.
jfdencA. We desire to send our thirty-two page
pamphlet free 10 every lady and gentleman In the
land Address al letters for pamphlets incidence
OF advice, to the sole proprietor, 2
QD7. ". B. NIRWIH, 81 Walker stu n. Y.
Maya thstuly.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE,

OFFICE UF THE CdIEr Or fOLICEtI
CHARLEsToN, 8. c.. May 4, 1881. !
VNHE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
Enclosures, vaults, &C., viii commence on Aonday
ne Ct inst Owners and occupants are hereby required
IN eee that their premises are In good condition and that
nh Ith and garbage is removed as required by Ordi.
nance Other inspections will follow.
By order Of Mayor GAI1ARD.
Chief Of Police.
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And leave NJ In Qle grand Otu tiiioI .sg,,'f
80 Oh, he wss born to tiass ouT race { 49,
asEai IL sgss sftsr sges roll = :. 5l--..,s..
We see the image Of his fsce-
Earth has no Image of his souli
,sratproud ssatuei the nations life. So = =
- = Tor which he toiled through an bis years.
80 1tsiss ySfiian IN our &icked strife,
lad leave but posns. and blood and tears
H.n e .ss.shy g ,s5Ss aysn ...,,:;i So
And DER thee We wH cast thy VAL. - -
..saet tasssea asI BOssoap JosssslI 80. :: -
Tstal statistics OF Massachusetts.
The report Of Hon. Oliver Warner, Secretary OF
State on the return births, marriages and deaths
g re sss5 nSSsr asa ess o bsshs bssn d aad
da fha are less than those IN 1864 but the number
al "a Sarfisees was largely increased. The decrease
In he number Of births was doubtless owing 20 the
absence Of So 600 men In the army the year
number efntarliages and deaths was as clearly due
eSdtHefssnfno of large proportion Of the soldiers s
before lie year was over In the thiokly populated
towns and cities the ratio ot pa.ns g thsn e - tbs
rural districts, and Of purely Amarlcan parenta9e
there were IS 6 children born. and Of purely for
efonul4,1SO. The relative increase OF foreign
hoeyes ieas at the present tune snaa 1tOt .Ot
: a. 4he check Sf the War on immigration. Th
YfStufhS sfi6q clearly thAs superior fecundity
Of the foreign elenent jn In le9s
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