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English Sympathy with Spain Againss
Cuba.
ftleordphsd ExclusipeIu 10 TIE Epeuiuo .cyax

MADRID, Feb. 1s.-The Journals Of this city
publish to-day an address, signed by London
and Liverpool merchants, expressing the hope
that the Spanish troops will soon subdue the
Cuban insurgents. Accompanying the address,
which is dated October 8, 1859. was q contribu-
ton Of $50 pounds sterling, to aid the cause OF
the mother country.
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WHITEHURsT GALLERY.

THE GRAND COMIC PANORAMA OF THE
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL, EVERY EVE
MING, at the WHITEHURST GALLERY, 1919
Pa. avenue, bet IA and 9th streets. in addition 10
the magnificent bill Of Mammoth Illuminated War
Views Classical Statuary. Copies of the Great Mas
tiers. ~ innr COmcals. &c. &c. The best and cheap
ct Exhibition Of the kind in the United States THE
PEOPLES > PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Doors open at ~ O'Clock; Exhibition commences
at : Admission. 25 cts: Children, Is cts; Families
of ve more, l. cts. per head Adult parties of
more. Is cts; Schools If ten more, ~ One
half Of proceeds of all tickets sold by them TO all
Charitable Associations. Day Sunday Schools,
fsIrs- Church Associations Societies, Clubs, or
other Organizations. persons ont Of employment
and the proceeds To- the organization per
son selling the greatest amount of tickets by the
frat of March. fe loft
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&A family from Holland, living In Chicago,
cOnsistinx Of husband, wife and two children,
were poisoned, the last three fatally, ON Tuesday
night, IN some mysterious manner. d
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The PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND.-The
Board of Trustees of this fund concluded their
sessions yesterday. They delivered some Pea
body eulogies and passed some Peabody resolu-
tions, and appropriated s9l 900, to be expended
up to September Ist, 1870, by the General Agent,
under the direction of the Executive Commit
tee, in neighborhoods, in all the Southern States
1t was voted that the next annual meeting be
held in Philadelphia, Pa, on the third We'd
nesday in February, 1871, and that a special
meeting be held at Memphis, Tenn, or some
other point in the Southern States, during Oc-
tober OF the present year. The Board then ad-
journed until that time.
Last evening all the members of the Board.
except that gorgeous cree-chaw, Mr.. George
Peabody Russell, the secretary, dined with Sec
retary Fish. Tonight they dine with the p res
ident.
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" OLD FOLKS CONCERT !
CH0KUS OF ONE HUNDRED VOICES,
Washingt0n's Birthday!

AN OLD FOLKS, CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY -,
AT LINCOLN HALL.
The services OF the most TALENTED SINGERS of
Washington have been engaged for this OCCASION
sisted by a CHORUS OF 100 VOICES, and an
ORCHESTRA OF 20 PIECES, CLAB In THE
COSTUME OF 10.
The music for the occasion will be selections from
the work compiled by FATHER KEMP, (the origina-
tor OF the Old Folks COhcertl No pains will BE-
spared TO make this appropriate celebration Of tn
BtrtadGy Of the Father l0f HIS Country, and the
costumes Of the performers will be a reminder of
"thcse times tnat tried men souls"
Due notice Of the programme will be given.
Tickets. 80 cents; 20 be obtained at the Music
Stores Of W. g. MetzerOtt Co, and + Ellis, and
at the BOOKSTORES Of Parker 9TH street, opposite the
Post Ofiee, and BallaniyDe, 9TH street, between ID
and T. By order:
fels2t J. G.. BROWN, Conductor
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n. d. writes: " Thousands OF children in this
city, especially those Of German parentaQe, are
suffering from whooping ough, and I wish to
call the public attention TO the following simple
remedy: To one ounce of the dried leaves OF the
common chestnut tree add . quart Of boiling
water, and when the infusion Ii cold give Q cup
full three times day, the last dose being given
when the patient retires. After twenty-f0ur or
thirty-six hours the patient win be relieved,
and then the dose may be administered in
smaller quantity" -
NUMBERING THE testimony
before the labor committee Of the Massachu-
eetts Legislature In yavor Of the ten-hour law,
develops fresh abuses IN factory life. In one
age weight Of 81 pounds were being killed by
inches, In consequence OF the want Of ventila-
tiOn, and that no attention was paid to the law
requiring children not to be admitted under Is
yean Of age.
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of executive communications, and among them
the following, which were referred as stated:
Communication of the Secretary OF War in
relation 10 the clauses for damages by citizens
OF the District of Columbia. Claims.
Communication from the Secretary of the
Treasury In relation 10 receipts from customs
and other sources in Alaska since its acq uisition
by the Government. Ways and Means.
Also, from the same, in relation to the num-
Der of special agents of the Treasury Depart
m mt. Ways and Means
From the Secretary of the Interior asking an
appropriation of Si25,0o0, to pay certain ac-
counts, approved by Gen. Harney, in relation to
the Sioux war. Appropl iations.
Also, asking an appropriation of $50 900, to
pay unexpendcd balaIces in relation TO Indian
claims i'm Dakotah. Appropriations.
Also. from the Board of Directors OF the Housc
OF Coz rection OF the District of Columbia ask
ing an appropriation of $4,000 for said institu-
tioU. Appropriations.
The Speaker also laid before the House a
message trCm the President, transmitting fur
ther papers in relation to the outrages on
American citizens In Cuba. Referred 10 Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
Also, a communication from the President in
relation TO the payment of claims of American
citizens against Spain. Referred to Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
The House then resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole and resumed the consideration
of the legislative appropriation bill, the pending
question being upon the motion OF Mr.. Farms
worth to strike ont the appropriation for the
Supervising Architect Of the Treasury Depart
ment.
A long debate followed in the course of which
the merits of the question were lost sight of, and
members discussed the character of the archi-
tect, MIR. Mullet. He was attacked by Messrs
Loughridge, (Iowa,) McCrary, QIowa,) Boyd
(Mo.,l Farnsworth, (Ill.,) and others, and he
was defended at length by Messrs. Stevenson
(OhiO,) Peters, (Me..) Lynch, (Me.,) Butler
Mass, y Starkweather, Conn, and others.
MIR. Dawes, chairman of the Committee or
Appropriations, i'm closing the debate said thai
because the committee had recommended th
appropriation they would not be considered a.
endorsing all that the architect had done. The.
made the appropriation simply Tor tae Office
The responsibility of retaining the officer is with
the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Farnsworth
was rejected.
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Peabody Funeral Oration.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is.-Hon. 8. Teackle Wallis
delivered to-day, at the Peabody Institute, IN
this city, an Grafton on the life and character OF
Mr.. Peabody, before large audience, composed
Of the trustees Of the Institute, the municipal
authorities, and many Of the most prominent
citizens.
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MANHOOD AxD woNaNuoon

ES~AlS FUR YOUNG MEN, the passional
attraction of the sexes. and the happiness II TRUE
MARRIAGE, " hen perfect manhood and perfect wO-
manhood unite 10 COnSccrate the union sent free,
an sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCI
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia Pa ja26- 6-eo3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

ALTON NAL THEAT RE-
BENEFIT OF MAGGIE MITCHELL.
THIS (FTHlayl EVENING. FEBRUARY ISrU,
The new and beautiful play, entitled
LO LIE.
LORLE, 1.-THE Tiny Belle oT the Canton,D
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Supported by a splendid cast.
GRAND GALA MATINEE Saturday 2ocIork
ALADDIN, OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP Ii
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steamer Arrived O0a
ftlsgrepAed Escssssssly b ne BsesSag &ss.
NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-Arrived out, the Mora
yian and Palmyra.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
..rCuEUOR,S HAIR Dyr

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless. reliable. instantaneous does not contain
lead any tstdic poison TO produce paraly sis
death. Avoid the yaunted and dclusive preparations
tOas.ing virtues they do not possess. The genuine
". A. BatchelOI air Dye has had thirty years
untarnishe1 reputation TO Uphold Its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Rlack or Brown Sold
BY all Druggists. Applied at is Bond street,
Ny. fe Str
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MEAT secures great economy and convenience
in Housekeeping, and excellence in cooking. None
genuine without the signature of Baron Liebig the
inventor, and Of Or. Max Won PettenkOfer. delegate
j MIEHAU'S SONS.
fe1-TSFlm 1-3 Broadway, New York.
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A LEX. r. SHEPHERD & BROS,
HAvISG REMOVED To THEIR NEW
IRON WAR EHOUSE,
80 PENNA. Ay., BET 9TH. AND 10TH SITS.
tsOUTH sIDEJ
Respectfully call attention to their assortment OF
GAS FIxTUREs,
comprising
ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURES By THE
Tucker Manufacturing Co., New York;
also those Of
Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York,
WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS
PRICES
The Largest Stock OF
CLOCKS, and
MANTEL ORNAMENTS
ever exhibited in Washington, and at the
LOWEST RATES.
Every Variety Of
SLATE MANrELS
Manufactured Of style and anish equal to the finest
imported marbles.
TERRA GOTTA AND IRON WARE,
CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUES,
VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES,
RIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, &c
Sole Agency for
AOULEs PATENT EARTH CLOSETS.
We call especial attention to our
PAkLOk CRATES. LATReBES, FURNACES
and RANGES,
comprising AL the most improved varieties,
FOUNTAIN JETS Of every style.
PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING.
OF the most extensive character an ~ all descrip-
TONS executed at reasonable rates and in the most
approved manner. ~
Call and examine our Stock and salesrooms. ne
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vienna, Feb. le.-,ihe views Of Huursrv.
touching the r.lIitAry boundary between Austria
ana ina. country, have been generally sccepted
oy me Government here.
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N G o l. ii l. l..
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY EVEN
lNG>. February Il. Is. and 10,
And MATINEE SATURDAY, the 18th, at = p. m
The celebrated and original
PEAK FAMILY.
SWISS BELL RINGERS, and their talented com
pany.
Admission .---.--5O cents. Children. ---25 cents.
Reserved seats c.'ils
Tickets for sale At MetZerOtt Music store, where
seats Can be secured.
MATINEE PRICES:
Adults "a cents Children - cent?. feli-6t
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NATIONAL PAVING COAPANY.-Senator Nye
this morning introduced bill in the Senate,
which was read twice and referred to the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia, incorpo-
rating the National Paving Company of
Washington" and naming as corporators L. T.
r0wler, Thomas l.. TullOck, John NJ. Davidson
VIM. II. Chase, Ben. F. French, James NJ Ed
munds, Richard B. Nixon, Charles S. Bates, S.
Z. Brown, John s. CrOcker, John III. Russell
and VIM. j. Mcdonald. The capital stock of
the company is fixed at two hundred thousand
dollars, in shares of $50 each with the privilege
of increasing the same to four hundred thousand
dollars,
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lnA OIL PAIN NGSI

200 oIL IN NGsI
For sale and on Free Exhibition at BARLOW 3
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS. A large number Of
MODERN PICTURES suitable for Holiday
Presents will be found amongst them. No. 237
Penna avenue. between 18th and lsh streets, south
side, over LAMBS Looking Glsss and Picture
Frame Establishment. nO17 6rn
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a RI REPOSITORY,
245 STREET,
Beftresn Thuiesnth and FOutesnta Stress.
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAyINGs,
PHOTOGRAPHS, CHROMOS, &C,
ROGERS GROUPS or SCULPTURE,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
sTATuETTES, &c, &C,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CORD AND TASSELS, &c, &c.
VELVET PASSE PARTOUTS,
PARLOR BRACKETS, &C
A Fine Assortment for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
&C Sly SMITH STRONG.
No 4ss{ ON EXHIpiTIoS X6siIr jNo; Ass
eIRKKI.t AT MARkhITERS, (SrREEr
No: ass seventh street,
between ID and streets,
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cneice on Paintings, Engrayings, Chromos, &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paperhangings, Window
Shades, Picture Frames, Picture Cord and Tas-
Sls Rings, Nails, &C, in the District.
Please Remember N anne and Number. apaIy
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
A NEW OCEAN STEAM LINE.

In the course OF next month the first steamer of q
new line between New York and Liverpool may be
expected to arrive. This company, If its promises
may be believed viii give us by far the most lux
urOus and speedy means or Atlantic tru. 81; we have
yet enjoyed. There TO he six stea ne,s in al,
named the Oceanic, Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Baltic
and Adratic, and boat week Will be de-
spatched from each side Only the first has yet been
launched, but the others course OF rapid con-
structon. Tie Oceanic, Just completed, is 440 ieet
long and is more than 1000 tons burden. Her eil-
gines on the compound principle. She is rigged
with four masts, and instead OF occupying
the usual position in the after end Of the vessel
where the motion is most violent the saloon is
placed In the centre and occupies the space from
sce TO side the main deck. II Is eighty feet long
by forty feet wide All the sleeping berths are abaft
lhc saloon, an lInmense improvement on the usual
pattern. The hull OF the ship, In addition to the
strongest fastenngs 10 bound together with three
iron decks subdlsided by four water tight bulk
heads. I.
One feature OF the iew company viii be an I'M
mense advantage to importers This Is the fact that
the New York terminus OF the line will be at Pavo-
MA ferry thus making direct connection with one
OF the main lines leading West.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
wEsTCHEsTER B0ULEyARDs.


Progress Of the "Contract'' Bnsiness-Anolher
Outrage the Taxpayers-Indisna snafion Of
the Citizens.
Another instance Of the fraudulent manner in
which public contracts are awarded in Westcheser
county occurred a few days ago in the village OF
Westchester, when Messrs. hatfield, Byrne, Cooper
and Lunny, Commissioners OF the Eastern Boule.
ward, met for the purpose Of receiving sealed pro-
pOsals for the contract OF building nrst class
iron bridge over Westchester creek 10 connect Pei
ham and Throg2's Neck with Unionport the struc.
ture TO be equal in all respects to the bridge
Harlem. Seven bids were opened, the lowest by G.
Howard Ellers for $17O5e &c. and the next lowest
by N. A. Greeneaf, for $19,S64. 1t will at once be
observed that the estimate Of the former 80
below that OF the other competitors yet the COmmls
siOners refused to award the contract to him, and
adjourned without giving any decision, TO meet
again at the office or Messrs. Lunny Cooper. in
QnloDport. They subsequently met at the place
designated, but owing to the fact that there was
man, objected TO any action being taken, while
Lunny urged that the contract be awarded
then and there. windy debate ensued,
during which the chairman attempted to absent
himself, with view OF leaving the Commission
without quorum; but in this he was folled by
Cooper moving that the contract for constructing
the bridge be awarded to Greenleaf for $40 Se4.
carried, HATFIELD voting IN the negative. The citi
xens generally are thoroughly indignant at this
highhanded proceeding and express their disappro-
baton In nnmistakable terms II is understood that
measures will at once be instituted to have justice
done TO the contracting parties.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
the SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

The corporatOrs named in the cnarter given BY
the state OF Texas at It's last session, the South
erD Transcontlnental Railway Company, met yester-
day, General Fremont president, in the chair; also
present. General Morton G. Hunter, vice president;
j. ID. Defrees, secretay Marshall o. Roberts, treas
arer, and shout twenty other gentlemen. A com
Joitiee, consisting Of General Banks, General Hun
Ter, General Throckmorton, J. w. gfbpets, John w.
Furrey X. w. Currie and General Buell., appointed
Of a former meeting TO draw up report on the
CHARTER, now attended and han1ed IN their report.
II was OF highly satisfactory character, and spoke
IN glowing terms OF The future of the undertaking.
The committee consider the powers conferred by the
htate OF Texas in the charter as very liberal. The
committee regard the line a. 0f great importance,
a. opening mp the mineral resources OF Northern
Mexico and oibcr hitherto undeveoped States and
that viii secure 10 the United states the commerce
OF lhOse regions. and they recommend the Lac w
he jabeiabje C0Iisideratlvu 0l CVpxiess.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
The Farce Oi Enumeration.
SUNDAY, Sept. IL,


70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Seeing in to-day's paper your article on "The
Census" for Long Island and the mention OF "mea
who have so mserably done the work, - would like
to give you specimen. At Hampstead the agent
called my sister, merely asked the ages, and was
OF in about two minutes. Next day, accidentally
gong 10 the village, her husband discOvered'
the papers ready to De forwarded, and there
found, TO his astoDishment he had been
put down for great deal more than
he owned brother and a young son,
who merely clerk, had been also figured up,
neither OF them owning aught- My mother, who is
only temporary VISITOR for the summer, sweled
the list of 'Inhabltants,' and also put down at
some fancy figure. The children were put down
being all born in New York, which Is not true.
Now II the man is permitted to make out just what
he peases why not spare him the farce OF going
from door to door, for the above is all the fabrication
Of the census taker OF the village OF Hampstead
How other families Jared know not, but this one
" pretty large few more such would make figures
show big. TRUTH.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CONNER Tuesday, September 49,
by Rev. G. X. Blauvelt EDWARD W. CONNER to Miss
Esq., all Of New Lots, l.. !, No cards.
COTTRELL-FowLER-ln this city, on Wednesday,
September T. at the residence OF the BRIDES mother
by the Rev. Dr. e. J. Deems, Mr.. THOMAS w. Cor
TRELL to Miss EMMA FOWLER, both OF this city. No
cards.
MCGRATH-KELLY.-On Monday evening" Septem-
Der II, by the Rev. Father Quinn, or st. Peters
Church, JOHN +. MCGRATH to Miss MARY A. KELLY.
SEELYE-SBELEY-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday Sep.
tember l3, blythe Right Rev. Bishop southgate HoR-
ACE A. SEELYE, Of Montgomery, Ala, to MISS JO-
ANNA B., daughter OF the Late George Seeley.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
Alive and Kicking.

70 THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
Am not justified in protesting against the census
taker for having careessly neglected to enroll the
names Of myself and family l reside at No. II
Delaney street, and have been q resident OF this
city several years, yet the census 'mls-taker saw
ut TO ignore my existence; but wish to inform him,
through your columns, OF The fact that am alive
and live In New York. J. b. NJ.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

An Unintended Attack on Congress-A rrnc'i-
cal Illustration 0fshe Way, the Low ana tuo
Who 0f the New York Census.
YO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
Having Noticed in your paper an Article In regard
10 Census Marsnals wold State trough your val'i-
able Paper few facts in referance to the Enumera-
ton of the Ninth Census, an Election District pro-
perry Enumerated VIII take from 10 Weeks time,
fOr thIs he VIII retAive at the rate OF two cents
name Is cents for .-xsory ~ 10 a Mile for Travel
nQ this compensation is not sufcent for such wOrk
i nave Enumerated two Election Districts In this
ty which took from the 10th OF June TO the S0th OF
August to complete my work properly, for which
viii receive the Enormes sum of $50 ! think 1t Is
time the Government should allow better cOlnpensa-
ton for the work properly done. by giving this
room in your Valuible paper you Will oblige one OF
the Marsnalls who viii never look for the same job
agaln.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OF TAUNTON RIVER
OFrIOE OF UNITED STATES BNGINxER,}

i oFrloH OF UNITED srArEs RNsInxrRl
Proposals.. win Be reserved Z. III. once unit. the is Of
S. month for Dredging channel the shoals IN
esss and S.,s: a. % @
.ss sS Sss
s s ss river until the
Isa The material nat, 70 be oIsassd har compact gravel inter
1 j.: iss s1sas pro.
sads q e &.
Sertey brdes or At such other locality the
s. .;
he
such bSSasrs %S may me. win Than
moved by the dredging machine At the price for dredged
River Ss addressed % undsrs.snsa
must be made out can be obtained AZ This oce upon appt
Lieu.enan. Colonel United State. Corps Of Ensinsers
PRoPosALs FOR PAVING PENNSYLVANIA
tn. TO % e..
best kind OF TO be used in paving PennsyIvana
.Iss,ers' sSseS.os" % eSS: and Paul nA'.
10 SSn the wora AZ TO qas%e:
81 work. 4c. Bidders satisfy themselves ali tine
points '0nn'''s' WIN sPsCiTi6Ar1oN. SPf EHfk
aS Which 'V vii Ss oo
n"e NsM "l Rsla The
they determine the proceeds to be applied TO this i'm
provement and shall be taken and removed TO such
point points a. the Commissonsr, shall direct Where
excavation required the material excavated shall be
deposited where directed, and where embankment ID
ffS'is is.m me ' VssssaSs matter The earth Ss
% e
rolled with heavy roller Upon the grade shall BE- laid
BED Of Of e :fHs g % @ dSs
specification on file in the Office Of The Secretary
Bidders 10 In their proposals. the prices
D Removal Of paving and other stones per square yard
(2) Excavation, per cubic yard
(3) Embankment. per cubic yard
az Gravelng, per cubic yard
(b Wooden pavement (specying per square yard
places Commissioners shall determine; shall be
pleted sin the best and most substantial MANNER and with
Commissioners, such person or persons as they may
appoint and .oc,.n, ho,a with ,ur.,,.s .uDroved Nv thu
CheI Justice OF the District OF Columbia guaranteeing that
the of the contract to be entered into shall be strictly
and faithfully Observed must accompany each bid The
deemed to the interests Of the government
corporation OF Washington and property owners
The attention OF bidders called to the following extract
from provide for the paving OF Pennsylvania
SIC e - "And within thirty days after they shall
contract for the paving of said avenue between the points
named the lowest and most favorable terms possible,
having notice of the letting thereof to be
in newspapers published in Washington Balti
more Phadsphia and New York. twenty days prior
the letting giving the time and place OF such letting and the
kind OF pavement"
Public Buildings, Works Washington, D. c.,
and endorsed proposals for Paving Pennsylvania
N. MICHLER, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
More Negligence.

10 TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
No census has been taken at 257 East FOrty-eighth
street We are between twenty and twenty-five per-
Please remind the Marshal through your
columns, and Oblige yours, &C, 9. L. s.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
PIANOFORTES.

LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS-BEST MAKERS TO
"A SELL cheap for cash allowed purchase
at MERRELL's Wareroom, No. 8 Union square Please
anime.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
THE MISTAKEN CENSUS.
How the People Feel About It-An "Enumera-
tors Ploa - More Letters from
tho Non.Enumerated.

Below win be found several letlers from citizens
who protest against the manner IN which the pres
cnt census Is being taken. great deal OF discus
sion took place yesterday in the city In reference 10
the alleged desire OF the republican party who con-
trol the census to cut down the population Of the
city in order that the Tammany patriots might not
election.
Whatever may be the opinion OF the people on
Mayor Halls message, or Of Marshal Sharp's msh'
agement, the following letters will be read with In
terest,