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ssnd majority; and is this a small msttsr?
Next look at Tennessee, where last year Ro-
publican bolter carried over the State hat,
coat, boots, and breeches-to the Demooraoy
This year the Democrats have il so over
wbelmingly that they count it fixed for 1872
BY Republican dissensions, too, North Caro-
lima has been turned over to the Demo
crsts; and here and there in different States
Republican bushwhackers have swlmped
quite number of the regular party candi-
dates for Congress.
These Republican discord4 snd fsuds, aud
splits and defeats, are easily explained. The
great principles" which have held the party
so compactly together during the last ten
years (this year excepted) are all settled, and,
having nothing else TO fight over, the smbi-
tious leaders and greedy spoilSmen of the
porty are fighting the administration an
each other over sach issues as free trade An 1
the spoils. And we can tell General Grant
that these are bad symptoms in his party;
that the old Democratic party began 10 go to
pieces just in this fashion, even before it had
run negro slavery into the ground as "a
divine Institution" But is not General
Grant, with his new platform of economy,
retIenchment and SO forth, doing very we'll !?
Yes but there is nothing in il TO fight about.
and so the restless spirits of the party are
going off upon side issues SO it s that
Governor Hoffman, in the eyes of his friends
begins to look already like the next Presi
dent, and walks the earth with the confident
air of the Grown Prince of Prussia. And
Why not, when he or any other man, under
the broad, expansive ensiga of Tammany
Hall, has such fair prospect before him?
Lastly, General Grant must do something
in his annual message to Congress in Decem-
Der to wake up, inspire, and hsrmonize his
party, or before the end of the approaching
short session he may fnd it labor of Her
cules to get Tvs clashing leaders, cliques, and
factions again together. For this some new
idea is wanted. The negro question is used
up. Even women's rights, as living issue
will be better for 1872 than the dead issue of
negroes rights.
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Let the people demand a convention The Legisis-
ture authorize q vote in JuUe next, adj0urn 10
Rltet after the returns Officially received, and
provide for choosing delegates to the convention at
The regular election in october next No matter
hch OF the two great parties should carry the con-
ventOD, substantial reform would come, for
man would venture TO run on any ticket in opposi-
ton to It, Admonshed by the people, a. they
would be Ia the overwhelming success OF the most
earnest reform members. the end ef sha neless de-
haucheiy in our places OF wer would be trum-
phanty attained
Will the press speak? 1t is the outer sentinel OF
popular liberty and safety and cannot be silent but
by completely with crime. Will the people speak 1t
is their cause; It Involves their interests, their
honor, their boasted fabric OF free government aud
they can be Indifferent only to become pitable
suiCidtsl
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PRORORALs.
DRoPosALs FOR THE ERECTION OF ri
il Lie BUILDINGS.
OFFICR or THE CoMMIss ION ERs FOR THB
ERECTION OF TIE PUBLIC RIrII,nINaa


ERECTION OF THR PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, 1870.
Proposals Will be received at the once of
President OF the Commission, No. 1eg s. SEVEN1
Street. until November 80, 1870, for items one, d
and three, and until December 81 1870, for
balance OF the schedule for the following materq
and labor:-
l. For carefully removing the iron railings
stone base from the four Enclosures at Broad d
Market streets, and depositing the same in orI
upon such portions OF the adjacent grounds as
Commissioners may selsct.
z. FOR removing the trees and clearing the grOu|
For the lumber and labor for the erection oil
board fence twelve U2) feet in height, with gated
incose the space occupied by Penn Squares,
liDeal foot, complete.
&. For excavations for cellars drains, ducts fol
dstions, etc, per cubic yard.
o. For concrete fOuudtions, per cubic foot
G, For foundation stone, several kinds, laidl
ptfch OF twenty ty-fve feet, measured ia the wallis
I. For hard bricks per thousand, delivered
Broad and Market street during the year 1871
s. For undressed granite per cubic foot sped
ing the liud
Q. For uDdressed marble per cubic foot, sped
ing the Kind.
10. For rolled iron beams (several sizes),
linea ward Of given weight.
The Comm ssiOners reserve to themselves
right to reject any or all of the proposals..
Further Information can be obtained by apply
10 the President Of the Board. or 70 the Archit|
John Macarthur, Jr., at mis- office, No 205 =. SIX
Street
BY order OF the Commission.
JOHN RICE, President
CHAs. r. RoBERTS, Secretary. III
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IL l6 10 22 80 1t

ITO OCONTRACTORSA AND BUILDERS.-SEk|
PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for 81
ing a Public SchoOl-house 10 the Tenth W&
will be received by the Undersigned at the offic}
f corner OF SIXTH and ADbLPIII Streets, [
TUES GAY, November 20, 1870, at 12 O'CLOCK
for building Public School-house on a lot Of gr}
situate on the south side of Cherry, west of
street, Ia the Tenth ward. Said schoOl-hoHSd
built in accordance with the plans OF l.. Ii.
Superintendent OF School Buildings, to be se&I
the office OF the Board of Public EducatioD. !
No bids will be considered unless accompanie
q certificate from the City Solicitor that the m
sions OF an ordinance approved May %, 1850, !
been complied with.
The contract Will be awarded only to known
ter builders.
BY order OF the Committee on Property.
Ii. w. HALLIW ELI
II 16 10 22 90 SecretaI
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MAHLON IT. DICKINSONJ
Chief commissioner OF HighwaI

ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER
Il SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed "Prope
for building an extension 10 Public School. nous
the Tenth ward" will be received by the
dersigned at the office, s. e. corner OF ST.
and ADELPHI streets, until TUESDAY, NOT
ber 20, $780, ct 12 O'Clock NJ, for building an eX
sion to a PuOlc School-house, situate on II
street, below Fifteenth, in the Tenth ward.
Said eXteI son to be built IN accordance with
plans Of L. ii. Esler, Superintendent OF School II .
ings to be seen at the Office of the Board Of ~
Education.
No bids will Ee considered unless accompanied
q certificate from the CITY Solicitor that the piN
sions of an ordinance approved Nav 25 1860, Z
been complied with. The contract will be awaA
only to known master builders.
BY order OF the Committee on Property.
Ii. W. HALLIWELLl
IL l6 10 22 80 1t Secreta]
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ssSF- HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
health and vgOr to the frame and blood to the
pallid cheek. Debility Is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and II no treatment Is sub
mitted to, consumption, insanity, epileptic dts
ensue. 10lTw
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CHAs. r. ROBERTS, Secretary.
EPARTME ENT OF HIGHWA
II OTFICE-NO. t04 s. FIFTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, November Is 1870.
NOTION To CONTRACTORs.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the al
O'Clock NJ, on MONDAY, 2lst instant for the ID
strucion of Sewer on the line OF Locust str|
from the est curb line Of Tenth stree to the sci
In Fifth street, with clear iuHde diameter OF I'll
feet, with such man. holes as may be directed byi
Chief Engineer ard Surveyor The uuderstand din5
be that the Sewers herein advertised are tol
completed on or before the 3lst da7 OF Decent
1870. And the contractor shall take bills prepd
against the property fronting on said sewer to
amount OF one dollar and fifty cents for each iii
foot OF front on each side of the street as so nj
cash paid the balance, as limited by ordinance, t(
paid by the city; and the contractor will bel
quired to keep the street and sewer in 2g0od ol
for three years after the sewer is finished }
When the street Is occupied by City PasSeN
Railroad track the sewer shall be constructed aid
side OF said track in such manner as not to obsd
interfere with the safe passage OF the ther
and no claim for remuneration shall be paid the 4
tractor 10y the company using said track, as specl
In Act of Assembly approved May s, 1866
Each proposal Will be accompanied by
tilCate that bond has been filed In the
Department as directed by ordinance of May
1860.
II the lowest bidder shall not execute a
tract within five days after the work is awarI
he will be deemed as declining, and will be1
liable on his bond for the difference between hiE1
and the next lowest bidder.
Specifications may be had at the DepartmeIj
Surveys, which will be strictly adhered TO.
The Department OF Highways reserves the, n
to reject all bids not deemed satisfactory.
All bidders may be present at the time and a
OF opening the said proposals No allowance wil
made for rock excavation, except by spi
contract.
MAHLON 1T. DICKINSON
a tNf tc-in mr. OF Ifsrnx
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DIVIDENDS, ETC.

DIVIDENDS, ETC.
nSSsFn OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, November /, 1870.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared
semi-annual dividend of FIVE PER CEN T. ON the
Capital Stock OF the Company, clear OF National and
State taxes, payable in cash, or after November
80, 1871.
Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the office OF the company.
The office will be opened at A. M. and closed at
z. NJ, from November 30 to December 8, for the
payment OF dividends, and after that date from A.
M. TO 3 p. M. THOMAS 7. FIRTH,
II 12m Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EsSs~ o IL N b. G o U G. II,
Und .r the auspices OF the
Y. NJ. c. A,
Al CONCERT HALL,

MONDAY EVENING. November o.
subject-"LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF LONDON
LIFE"
Admission, 80 cents; Reserved Seats, 25c extra
Tickets at +. A. NORTH & co. S Music Store, No.
1925 CHESNUT Street. II l6wlsm 1t
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sES5e HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU ANO
w. IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders
in all their stages, at little expense, little or no
change in diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure.
1t is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate III its
action, and free from all injurious proper
ties. 1017w
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80 Therefore the nervous and debnitated
should Immediately use HELMBOLDs ExrkAcr
BpcHU. W.
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nllFh OFFICE OF TIE UATAWISSA RAIL-
"~ ROAD COMPANY, No. 424 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. TO- 1870.
The Board of Directors OF this Company have this
day declared a dividend OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT, on account OF the dividends, TO
be paid the preferred stockholders, payable on and
after the 21sJ inst to those persons in whose names
the stock sands at the close of the transfer books
The transfer books OF the preferred stock will be
closed on the 18TH and reopened on the 21st inst.
W. L. GILROY,
II 12 12trp Treasurer.
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6 E c A L N T 4
10 CONTRACTORS FOR ARMY TRANSPoA
TION
HEADQUARTERS DEPT or TEX4
(TeXas and Louisiana), =
CHIEE OIARTERM ASTKR'S OEPICK

HEADQUARTERS DEPT or TEXAl
(reXas and louisiana Z
CHIEF QUARTERMAST6R'S OFFICH
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Oct. 81, lS7Q
The advertisement from this Office dated All
Texas, September 15 1870, inviting PROPOSAL
Army Transportation in Texas, Is modified sol
require The transportation from the lst day of i
airy, ISL, 10 the 30th OF June, 1871
The clause requiring the transportation 10 be
nished exclusively by Horse and Mule Teams"
VOked.
A COPY OF this notice, in addition 10 the adve(
ment dated September 10, 1870 must he attachl
each proposal. I
By order OF the Department Commander.
JAdES A. EKIN
Deputy @. NJ. General, L. :. A, Chief Quq
master, Department OF Texas. II
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FOR s ALE.

GS TO MANUFACTURER AL4
El:u TO LET-The large, substantial BuildN
the east side of Eighth street, north of
street Lot 30 feet front by about 100 feet
Has outlet on Noble street. A desirable loca
Terms easy. FOX & BURK ARQ
ll16Sts No. 22l S. FIFTH Str,
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gEsyn FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONTI-
nence OF Urine, irritation, Inflammation or
liberation OF the bladder or Kidneys, diseases OF the
prostate glands, stone in the bladder, calculus,
gravel brick dust deposits, and all diseases of ths
bladder, kidneys, and dropsical swellings, UsE
HELNBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU. 10iy ~
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a native ofthe United States, and late real.
dent Of England, our country and the world
have sustained an irretrleyablo lossI and
whereas the Queen Of Great Britain, the
authorities OF London, and the Emperor OF
France have made extraordinary provision
for the transfer Of bis remains 10 his native
land, therefore,
BE resolved by ne Senate and House Of
Representatives Of ne Unitsd States Of dnsried
IN Congress dssoablsd, That the President OF
the United States be authorized 10 mako
such preparation for the reception OF the
body Of our distinguished phllanthroplst as
is morltod by bis glorious DECIDE, and In a
manner commensurate with tho Justice,
magnanlmity and dignity OF a great people.
And BE- u further received, That the er-
penaes Incurred by such ceremonial az the
President may adopt In the promises shall
DO paid by any money In tho treasury not
Otherwise appropriated.
Approved, December 20, 1869.
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% U 7
JoINT RESOLUTION to authorize the seereta-
~ Of War TO provide for taking meteoro-
logical observations ut the military sta
tons and other points In the interior of
the continent, and for giving notice on
the northern lakes and sea6oard Of tho
approach and force Of storms.
BE 70 resolved by he Senate aud HousS of
Representatives Of he United States Of Auasried
" CoH0resS assembled, That the Secretary of
War DO, and he hereby 10, authorized and
required to provide for taking meteorological
observations at the military stations In tho
interior Of the continent, and at other points
In the States and Territories OF tho United
States, and for giving notice on the north
ern lakes and on the seacoast, by magnetic
telegraph band marine signals, OF the ap.
proach and force OF storms.
Approved February o, 1870.
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[PUpL,c RIsoLyrIoN-No. 7.l

A RESOLUTION 10 extend the port Of ! oi,v or
the collection district OF New orl sans.
Rssolgsd ~ he Senate and Houae az R,pr,.
sentdtitrs u hs Unitsd States Of Ansried In
Con0rt'i dsisnoled, That the u mits Of the
enlarged and extended so as 10 Include ali
that portion Of the parish q .Jefferson. Ian
bank, In the State Of Lo' AIsiana. Iyipg IN.
tween the hlsslsslppl RI .ur and Lake Pontl
ehsrtraln, and betTe' a the upper line Of the
parish Of 0rieaps, en- bank, and limo run.
n n,g paralel 10 Sreto, commencing at tho
~ " ~ g, nj tho upper limo OF the
Tey III os alton, and extending 10 Lake
see. . dNd Dc u further ptsoissd, That this
~ ..lou shall take effect from and after
the Jato Of lts passage.
Approved, February 2, 1870.
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[PUBLIo-No. IS.

An ACT for the temporary relief OF the poor
and destitute people In the District Of Co
lumbla. ~
BE u Enacted 6v he Se,aats aud Ho,,.. NJ
Representatives Of ne Uj,itsd States on Am.r.
iod IN Congress assembled, That the Secretary
OF War be, and be Is hereby, Instructed 10
make such orders as may be NECESSARY for
the temporary relief, In cases OF absolute
necessity, OF the poor Of The cities Of Wash-
ington and GeorgetsRn until otherwise or
dered by tho Presldout Of the United states,
and that the amount thus to BE- expended
shall not exceed the ann on IhITtv thpnsand
dollars, which sum Is hereby avuroprIatsd
for that purpose out Of any money in INC
Treasury not otherRLe approprIated, Pro-
Vlded, That relief stiall be AFFORDED by Tho
Secretary Of War under this resolutIoI onIv
upon tho Recommendation on Ihe WsshInG-
ton Association for The improvement OF tbe
Condition OF the Poor, or The National Freed-
mems Relief AasociatIop. or tba fndnstrISI
Home School, Thai the srcrstsrv ~ Wa
may agree with the beneyolent associationa
aforesaid, or with other persons IA fnrnIsb
the supplies necessary 10 carry lhIs aet into
effect, whenever, in his opinion, the same
same can be done o,SeTWiss' ~ A"" '"0
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A RESOLUTION authorizing the Passport
Clerk at the Department OF State TO ad-
minister oaths and afIlrmatlons on appll-
cations for passports.
Reaol,sd by the Senate aud House Of Repre-
ss'itdfltss orhs United Stdtee Of 1nsrieI IN
Congress dsssmbled, That the clerk In the
Department Of State who may from time 10
time DO assigned TO tue duty of examining
applications for passports, is hereby author.
lied and empowered to receive and attost.
but without charge TO the afllant, all oatha,
afildaylts, or aflirmaiions which are or NAV
be required by law, or by the rules Of tho
Department Of State 70 DO made before
granting such passport or passports; and
such oaths, afldayits, or afilrmatlons shall
be deemed 70 DO made under the pains and
penalties OF perjury.
Approved, February 3, 1870.
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lAbhhib hhoVlsuTlON-NOs III.
A Res LUTON donating TO the public schools
OF Washington, District Of Columbia, the
frame building located at the southeast
corner OF TWenty'eecond etrcet west and
street north, In said city.
Rsaoived 6y ne Senate aud House of Ran
rsssntdiirss Of ne UNiied States Of Ansriea IN
Congress assembled, That there be donated 10
the city Of Washington, for the uso OF the
public schools OF said city, the frame build.
Ing now In the possession Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, located on the southeast corner Of
Twenty second street. west aud street
north, and that the commissioner Of said
bureau be, and he Is hereby, authorized and
directed 10 turn over said building TO tho
mayor OF Washington for tho purpose
stated, tue transfer to take effect from De-
eight. -.. =
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LAWS OF THE UNITED srATEs,
Passed Ht second session of Forty,
2nUINl'llI First ConEreas. JHsII

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoE-No. al ...
JOINT RESOLUTION dlsapproVlng Of q non-
tract for leasing the cuItom-house block
In San Francisco. ila..
De e rsSolVsd bH, ~ Sesais and House Of
Representatives Of ne United States Of Amer
lea N con0rsts assembled, That the certain
agreement made the eleventh day Of Febru-
AIRY, Eighteen hundred aud slxty-nlne, be-
tween the United States acting by Hugh
McCullooh, Secretary OF the Treasury, OF
the one part, and John r. Buekbee and
Henry y Williams, Of the other part, for
the leasing Of tho lot In San Francisco, Call.
fornla, known as the custom house block.
for the period OF twenty-five years, for Ger.
tain considerations therein named, DO hereby
dlsapproVed and anpulled.
Approved, December %, 1909.
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sPIER's PoRr GRAPE Wi EE.--The mild
character and superior toni c properties Of
the Port Grap'I Wine over those formerly
used by physie laus have dee arvedly created
for II q place In our sick no oms and hospl.
tails. GoVernn tent now use = Il. The SAM.
tary aud Chr stlan Commi ssioncrs use N,
and Mr.. speer, In producing: so excellent a
native vino Is "A benefactor In his line. His
business is nt'w very extensive, and what
with drawing on and bottling, packing, and
box-maklng, quite force IS engaged, To
the Iemotest part Of lne country his cases
sacramentRl Port Grape Wine, the name Of
Alfred Speer has become everywhere a faml-
liar household word.-PatsrsoR Guardian,
Our druggltts have gomo OF this Wine.
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wI. SSs5sas' ssS 2. I, S is,S. /

DHrARrHPnr oE GrArE,l
NAaHuoroE, Nay :, 1870. !
[ Information has been received at thB De-
psrtmsnt from Mr.. Thomas Rlddle, the
Consul General Of the United States at Ia
VauS, Cuba, Of the destruction by fire, on
the sth ultimo, at sea, OF the American
schooner called the John Lymburner, Of
Brookyille. .rH#F....4 ...... a..
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INDUoEMENr TO Bur Coon sEwrNo
MACuNH.-Wileox & Glbbs' Sowing Ma
chino, the most simple and hest constructed
saving machine, VIII hereafter be sold on
liberal terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum's
corset and hoop sklrt factory, 4OS Seventh
street, between d and Z.
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SPECIAL PAWN BRoKER's NorioE.-Pa.
irons will please take notice that nv busl.
ness Is carried on as usual on second floor,
notwithstanding the alteration now going
on. H.-- NJ. II. PRIHuE,
t.H. 1905 Pennsylyanla avenue.
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THB LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION Of Neck
Ties, Bows and Scarfs for the summer sea.
son, Just received at FRAso & GoLpNAS's
Popular Cent? Furnishing Goods Stores, No.
400 Seventh street, between ID aud Z, and
site Patent Ollee. ......0
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THE FIFTEENTH INSTRUMENTATION ten
years Of experiment, and fAeen changes In
the Ingredients, PhRlon has the pleasure OF
announcing thAt his Vitalla, or Salvation
for the Hair, is perfect article, capable Of
infalnbly restoring gray hair 70 It's primary
color, aud without failure. Sold by all drug.
gists and fancy goods dealers. ~ cost
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We recommend all our readers, In all
Larts OF tho city and country, TO purchase
"a cir coffee, tea, &C., at the American Tea
Store, corner OF Seventh aud streets. You
will ind u pure and fresh, at prices the
sanie as II they wero purchased In New
York.
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On EvIoT SUITS
Tor Gentlemen, Youth and Boys.
A va riety Of shades and colorIngs at CT.
tremely low prices.
One price only Otto. G. HENRISo,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest,
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[PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. Al I'lI
RESOLUTION suBpendlng existing proyls-
Ions Of law for taxing the conans.

~ irVN supPenuipk eAbunB pToVls-
Ions Of law for taxing the census.
RssOlved By he Senate and House Of Repre-
ssRtdtigts Of he United States Of America IN
OongrsIS assembled, That all existing pro-
visions OF law relating TO taking the census
required by the Constitution Of the United
States be, aud tho same are hereby, sus-
pended aud postponed until the first day OF
February, ammo Domlni eighteen hundred
and seventy.
Approved, December %, 1860. -r--