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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

Pianos, Sewing Machines aad Music.
A. Summers celebrated piano fortes,
Endorsed By the highest authority, and
thesa as used In the Conservatory OF
Music, are rented out by J. &. Carson,
and the rent applied TO the payment Of
the price Of the piano. Sewing machines
on same terms. Sewing machine flnd'
ings, piano stools and covers, sheet music
OF the latest publications, etc, on moder.
ate terms. A popular piece Of music
given gratis to all purchasers OF music.
Mr.. Atkins, Mr.. A. Sumner's regular
ly employed piano tuner, will arrive In
the eity Inn sfswI days, and wilL tsks
'orders for piano tuning at s. per year, 81
first quarter and 81 each subsequent
quarter. Orders for plano tuning may
be left at my rooms, corner Of Eight and
Washington, or At the Conservatory Of
Music.
Pianos sold by me are kept In tn ne
two years, free Of charge.
pa Feb5dlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

The river has fallen with an almost
unprecedented rapidity during the past
forty.eight hours, without however,
leaving any ofour shipping grounded"
The fall has been sufficient already TO al.
low Of the opening OF the sewers. The
RESULTS that those accumul ations Of wa.
ter that our youngsters had marked out
as future skating parks are rapidly dis.
appearing.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

Sometime during Saturday night,
some person Or persons effected an en-.
trance to freight car sta nding on the IL.
linois Central railroad, a short dists nee
above Eighth Ftees A9drep qvvt there
from thirteen barrels mess pork. How
articles Of their bulk and weight could be
carried off and concealed without at
tracing the ATTENTION ofson,et5ne ortiie
large nunbet persons VINO Unrest tteEe
wee at all hours Of the night, srurasses
our prehension. 1t seems to as that
the removal Of the pork to the river, and
it's conveyance out or town Iii Sskiff
wouldhave, arrested the ate ton Of par.
ties on wharfboats; yet IN what other way
could SO large lot a plumber been dis.
posed off Observation-Disclosures with
considerable interest.
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srssesais. E,re .4,s n.Ils
The HiBernIan rfe'co., yoFpropos

e7H 49,
TO hold their 9th annual ball at
John Scheers Hall on ACxdas s(rset
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 2th, 1870
A. this com pnny hefe,osore has been In
the babi, ofhaviug very well conducted
bsls. where siicouid sssjoyrthsmssi vssI
the management intend. on thi occa.
sion to spare no time or expense To
make IL the finest ball they have ever
held, aud one at which every citizen
honoring US with their presence can en-.
10Y themselves to their he afvs eon,ent.
. Prof Eisenburg's string band hasbeen
engaged for Abs .oceAAiess - sEs, ssrn:
COMMITTEE OF ARRAS0EMESTs:
secs '''''' S~ScJ HyfaSb,,
Il..s-ss. ..,1s-.s Jas. KENNEDY,
: JOHN MILLER,
jan24dtd I'm. GoRMAN.
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Tn. 81. xsensl.s ns,., .ns n.ss..r.n,.

The ~. Nsehsiss Hotel sna nsstssrant.
This popular aud eligibly located house
Of public entertainment is now fitted
and furnished throughout In good style;
and, under the management Of Messrs
Walker 4 Sisson, is doing large and
thriving business. II is kept upon the
European pian--the guest calling for
what he wants when he wants It, wbeth-
er 10 the day or night time, and paying
only for what he orders. The rooms are
large and clean, furnished with the best
of beds and bedding, while all other fea-
lures Of the establishment are arranged
with an. sspseid sys to thscomfort and
convsnisnce Of the Guestsaii LASH
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Hotel Gssnt.

At l22 com mercisl Avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth street, Is a first class
house Of entertainment, kept upon the
restaurant or European style, furnishing
oysters, game or meals on short notice In
the best style. Also elegant rooms and
beds for transient guests. Patronage
respectfully solicited. 70, !.
jl2tf HENRY HARRIs, proprietor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

Tho stock OF elk hats at Miller 4 Mil.
er's comprises the very latest styles and
the finest make OF the season. The
variety II very great. the stock large,
and prices have been regulated to har
monIxe with the times. Call In and ex-
anime. f II
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Furnishing Goods.

The completest stoch Of gentlemen's
furnishing goods In the city Is to be
found At Miller and Miller's 1t would
be remarkable want, indeed, 10 this
line that they cannot satisfactorily supply
at the very lowest figures ruling In the
market. II.
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why Oen't Yea "Ge Ter Him."
There are persons In every community p
who regard II the especial province Of
the newspaper man 10 VISIT m wrath svs"-~
cry individual who may assusgrss the
slaw or infiict injury upon the person or >,
property Of his Deighbor. Such and such =
a man, they soy, 'cosefshis villianissrby
the cloak Of religious pretensions. Why
don't the editor uncloak the rascsle
Such and such man feeds upon taxes 4
levied upon prostitution Why don't
the editor expose hlm7. 6uch . man h
known to be q gambler. and ID belisvsd =
to be thief. Why don't the editor de.
nounce him a. such9 And such . man
wronged me out Of . hundred dollars! II
the editor was half man he would hold n
up the william to public sxecrstion! NV a %
We may do the gentlemen who thus
complain Of editorial delinqnencya grsat Is
deal OF injustice; but we can't dispel the
notion that their complaints are the sug., q
gestion Of cowardice. They are, ordinar.
lily men Of common sense, and being 90,
they know very well that the cclumnsof n,
their local paper are always open to
them to denounce the outrages Of which
they complain. ossr their oxn proper
signatures. Why don't they avail them.
selves Of the opportunities thus present. "
ed? For the simple and only ~fsason
that they are unwilling TO involve them.
selves In jlniculsy. ASearcsiys wssk hss)
past since we were importuned by . clti-
zen Of Cairo, to expose the wrong doing
Of another citizen through ths columns 70
Of our paper. "Give him h--IL," urged
our imposeanatsa acquaintance; s''butL
don't mix me up In the dirty mess, for
don't want to have any thing 70 do With lal
It," perhaps" we rejoined. "the abused q
individual VIII demand personal salts.
faction. In that svsnt shall we rsfsr him
to you a. our authority ~ "Weil, no, Of
course not" was the reioindsr; I have 0
Just remarked that don't want to have
anything TO do with itv ''is'-"
Thislndsvlduslsis . mir sample ofthoeeA
who would convert the local press into
"Bloody Tomahswk" or moral Broad. A,
axe" They would make . eats.paw" out
Of the editor TO handle the hot chssnuts I.
Of the whole com munity. '''a7nr 'af' ~ p q
Weshait IN inc futuss ~ ws.havs In
tho past, visit In teTms Of dsserved ne.
verify that class Of wrongs and outrages
that are calculnted to effect the commu! ~
nifty In which we i've; but, We haveI,not
and shall not, enter into the private
auarrels Of soiuzens and denepncsu one !,
man because another man, who Is afraid,
or unwilling to denounos. him over his
own signature, may desire US to do 90.
X I The "pad,iiing Of eUs own ,eanos'' Ifnr.
nishes US sufficiently active employment
The fiotIlla' Of q whole eommunity, W q
dom intend q Try 70 paddle. sl.ss :.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

The most siyliah silk hats are inyari-
ably found at p Neh's, No 70, Ohio
Levee at prices that defy competition.
None but the best goods In that line to
be found at this house. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

Everybody uses Wizard OH, and
Barclay Bros. sell It cheap for cash.
Patronize home institutiops, Bay from
the Barclays.
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JOINT SESSION, OF, THE CITY
COUNCIL. GO
Regular Mcoting.)

iIlgOIP 9icairo, H., Feb. u is7al !
Present, his honor the Mayor, Copn.
eiln.en. Barclay, Jorgenson, Martin,
Rearden, Williamson, and Aldermen
Brankle, carroll % hendricks, Kennsdy,
Lohr, Lonergan, Mckee and Mendel-
l3. r .Hs.D
"A quorum being present the Board
proceededto the transaction Of business.
Whereupona report from the finance
committee In relation to the bill OF the
Rough 4 Ready fire company hereto.
fore referred to them, reporting favor
atty upon the same, was presented and
read; on motion the report was received
and filed.
The special committee onS 81 Mars
Park reported a contract for buildin- q
fence around said Park, which contract
was on motion amended so as to limit
the time for the completion Of said fence
to the 18th Of June, 1870, In lieu Of the
LIST OF MAJ, and by sflling the blank re-
ferring torliquidAtedj damages with the
words "fve hundred dollars" On
mo ton received and ordered on file.
Alderman Mckee then moved that the
committee be Instructed, to compare the
contract with the ordinance lately
adopted IN relation to said Park, and
Ascertain whether or not the contract Is
IN Accordance with the same.
II The Mayor then announced that he
: had sppointed the following named
gentlemen rs committee on -manufss.-
turing, viz: .-uEOUflAg
p. W. Barclay, Louis Jorgensen; Select
Councilmen. Sos Mendel, John w.
Mckee, James Kennedy; Board Of Al.
,iermen. Daniel Hurd, w. w. Thorn
ton. John T. Rennie, s. s. Taylor; Citi.
zens. whereupon Louis Jorgenson,
as secretary OF mid committee, reported
the following resolution and moved Its
adoption:
Resolved. T'hatitis inexpedient to re.
com mend any extension OF aid to manu-.
'facturers until We have time to hear
from the circulars sent out, aud We Ascer.
tain the hnd and amount OF aid which
may be Required. .H o. ofiE -ai
Received and adopted Dc 200 .afr' b.
n The Mayor alsosBnou need that he had
appointed, In accordance with resolutions
heretofore adopted, the following named
gentlemen ~ q committee on roads, viz:
- Jas 5. Rearden,u CD. ~ illiamson,
from Select Council. Jas. Carroll, VIM.
Lonerean, from the Board Of, Aldermen
d. T. LineRsr, r. Fl. Cannin ehsm, VIM
Stratton; t'iuseDs. .H b..
mr.
- Report OF b, Shanaessy, police magis-
trate, for December, $50. ISEItIT .
ora. Cain, market master for Decem-
Der, 1885, aud Janusry, 1870. ,sI
or John Cummings, police constable,
Tor Doce u,hsrs 1889, and January, Ii650
70 or p. aud w. o'Callahan, police con-
stables, for December, 1869. and Jan.
usry, ls70.E0t ~
/ or Joseph Arnold, police constable,
for Jssusry, 1870. "A ,loa1h9t sARl
or NJ. ,Brmbrick, city, marshal, for
January, 1870. iNa A'HA - Z ~. >a'
OfJssa- II ylsad. elty. treasurer, Tor
Jsnusry, 1870. - ''H---H - ~ =
y Were severally read, and on motion
recelvedand srdered fled a q q
Report Of O. r. Lyon, city comptroller,
viz:
To the Honorabl. the Mayor and city CogncI of,ho
u Cyef Caro-, Lhhois. ~ ..f r. p....rs
aEsTLEMEN:-I pursuance Of the re.
quIrements Of the City Charter, I here.
with submit the following statement Of
the I'm atIces of the cjty for the SIX
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Notice - the Tax .pspcrs Of AiexsnAsr Z
Illinois.

] will be In my Office at the court house
every day during this month for the pur-
pose OF receiving State and County taxes
now due CsirU Ill. Feb. lst 1870 "A 4,
feb4dBt. L. II. MYERS Collector.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

TSo,sas%Sf Yptpgs tYegEnsTPyH
speaking In exauled terms OF Com mend.
alton ofthe magical ,efIe4tdf Mrss WIZ.
combs Syrub for soothing infants and
teethins. AAdN l0SIAO d&wfw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

MAScHrsTER COATS ready made sn'
made 10 order in the best Of style At 4
Neff' No. 20 Ohio Leyee. r.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

Norman's Chalybeat Cough Syrup.
Try It,. For sale by J. y. Humm. "a ~
d&wlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

The 81. Nicholas Billiard Hall IL ono
Of the largest and best furnished In the
country. 1t is the resort OF both citizens
and strangers who Indulge billiard play.
Ing q llCA1---c.,l4a4 jap9n
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TURNER MASQUERADE
RALL. oalAa
washin gtOn Hall, Feb. 2Ist.
49,

Or
AGrand Masquerade Ball Will be. giyea
as above, under the auspices OF the Cairo
Turner'S. The public generally Is invited
TO attend; the management pledging
themselves that no effort Win be spared
TO render the occasion one most
pleasant and entertaining, 70, all who
may attend. q" ."
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
r. BRIBACH.
'"aa 40 ,H.SCHMRrzDoRF. 'sss q
. b. We'll.
tanaQtd. ID.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

The fatstiag Of pans aud claSgsns Sf
bells in'ttfe vicinity Of Eighteenth SAD
Poplar, was not, as some persons suppos.
ed, the mere within OF a lot Of mischiev.
Gus boys. u'.FAr dlffsrsut. ~ IL had just
leaked out that Nike Mshony-nOld
Nike" as he Is generally called, had
taken to himself wife Ia the person OF
Mrs. Kearney. Therefore tho chsrsssj.
Mike gracefully succumbed, and circu.
lating the cigars, etc, among thu crowd,
rescued himself from the infictions Of -
few more "tnues.' egs.s,.I,e1 ~,
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NEWS OF THE CITY.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1870.

The Continental Is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted In
oil respects. Pitcher 4 Henry, at 1872
Commefoial avenue, cor. 18th street.
nov20tf
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Ths csAubrats AsSppa oil can N, had
atN0. % Ohio Levee. jsn2l-lmvls
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARE-S TRAY Ep..

A GRAY MARE, almost white. about fourteen
hsas. sss sss. s
saddle bride aud grass rope on her. with two
bride DTS tied 70 ths saddle Any person having taken
up said Mare or Who furnish inforu>ofien eon-
corning her wni be suitably rewarded By leaving
word q, .he Caro- hIletn Office ,,-,r q
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m ovERSoArs, ovsRc0x7s RsDUcsB TO-
COST AND LESS THAN COST to close out at
II. Ee4's, Mo. 1eOhls Lsvee.O jsna1 t. NJ
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- "rHE nE'HqE usxy : Esdss' a.epsch
Bltters.
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GEsrLEMEN;-I pursuance of the re.
quIrements Of the City Charter, here.
with submit the following statement Of
the fin ahces Of the city for the SIX
months ending January 4th, 1870:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

GREAT DAsoXiks FoR rHis oMex1ns
ONLY in hats and caps 1t .Ner's, No. 70
Ohio Levee. r.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

Why suffer from bad cold when you
can get Q bottle Of Norman's Chsly-
abeate Cough Syrup from ]. s. Humm. ~
d&lw ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

New STYLE-Vivian scarfs, Victoria
{ scarfs, Eugene scsrfs, just received at
p. Nef's, No, 70 Ohio Levee. II
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r OST COAL BARGE.

oei ooA :. t nAt'nof. .svussG
liberal reward will be pale the hndsr BY sending a
Information TO Cairo Said barge 80 feet lonE, =,
dscked ,SeI, marked n. Bglsy On aide. and had
and was turned bottom upwards.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

GENTS SHAwLs AT CosT the finest in
market at p. Neff's, No. 70 Ohio Ievee. t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

v Use Ender's Chill .Cure.-'It never
fsils.0T AAfsA oiho q
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A SURE WAY To SAVE MoNsY.--Buy
your clothing furnishing goods. hats. caps
boots and shoes, at p. Neff's No rs Ohio
Levee. He is now closing out his entire
stock at actual cost since January Isl,
1870. ...f.. II
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Most Respectfully Submitted. j it
5G aul y. csty oomptroiiss
PETITIONS.


, A petition from jas. o. Heyworth, Of
Chicago, praying the Council TO have at
once removed, the building known as the
"Mark ct House." Is In his opinion 1t is
general nuisance and detrimental TO
the interest OF the city. W O~tS
y Alderman Mendei, moved that the
Mayor appoint . Committee offs and that
the petition he referred to said commit
tee. Motion carried v"
The Mayor appointed as such Com NIT.
tee, Alderman Mendel, Mckee and Jor.
gensen. ,v "a, 49,
Petition from John 'scheel, praying the
Council to refund certain monies, which
he paid fora license not used. n Vi
Referred to the Com mittee on Claims,
With instruction to confer with Mr..
Scheel, for an Explanation Of the m at.
ter. Sees L.i't' 2 %"
Petition of John Kohler, In re-
lation to discharging fire arms, In the
corporate limits Of the City, was read and
on motion referred to the ordinance com'
mittee, with instructions TO draft
an ordinance as prayed for.
/, ACCOUNTS. .r.,. ,
Bill OF the "Arab Fire Company"
quarter o. Guiding December 3lst, 1850.
amounting to $3.50, presented and read,
and referred &c the finance committee
under the ruei.
There being no further business the
council adjourned. ~
300 JoHs BRowN,
" < " w. CityCIerk, pro tenn.
A SURE WAY To SAVE MoNsY.--Buy
your clothing furnishing goods, that's. caps
boots and shoes, at p Neff's. No. rs Ohio
Laval Ha Ia now cloainU nut hts antfre
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r. NEFFs STOCK OF coatings, cassi'
meres aud vestings Is unsurpassed 10Y
quality and siyle-and will be made TO
order ut low prices to reduce the slready
ire msndous stock on hand r.sa.u. u !
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Detailed siatsmepI .of city, sepp Issued and for
what appropr iaton for the six months ending Jsn-
uary 4th, 1870 with amount redeemed and cancelled
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THE IMPERFECT CENSUS.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 20, 1870.

WASHINGTON, d. c. Sept. 20, 1870
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Many, and doubtless just, complaints have been
made regarding the grossly imperfect nature Of the
returns Of the census and you will not deem 1t sur
prsing that there is good ground for supposing
that the generally will prove worthless as an
accurate exhibit OF the condition Of the country II
you Will devote q few minutes to an examination OF
the instructions issued from Washington for the
guidance OF the enumerators. II people will con-
slider that the census takers well the marshals
are necessarily inexperienced and then appreciate
properly the nature OF the chart for their guidance
prepared by the head OF the Census once, some
charity will be extended to men who compelled
to perform arduous and complicated service
under the direction OF an officer at Washington who
never had days previous experience on q
census and whose preliminary publications fore
shadow 10 those versed In these matters such q
melancholy execution Of this great national work.
The best proof OF Official weakness, II any other
than such Is Illustrated by the preliminary pub
licatons were wanting consists i'll the evident eli
forts to impress the press with tile great things
which may hereafter be expected from Mr.. walkers
brilliant ability in the analysis OF results; but 1t ID
taxing credulity little TOO far TO claim that any
deductions or value be predcatcd upon unreit-
able and worthless figures. While the Instructions
must insure unreliable returns l am prepared to
prove that both schedules and directions In d.
rect violation Of law. II the truth Of ny rspresen
taton shall be questioned by any one am prepared
y to render 1t evident CENSOR
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Grant Secretary Robson ana Mayor Han were mo
only occupants Of the last car while General Webb
government including William IN. Tweed, &c., took
that Immediately preceding. The Admtral's score
ssry anS the members q his family w., AND the Sosrs
who went with the remains to Woodlawn Cemetery.
further delay was had In waiting for the arrival
q sOng ss s q nsH nS sr
T. '1w minutes had elapsed the locomotive was put
por MSso n and and was shortly out q sight The
S Ssen%e sd down tnat street and dispersed to their
In CONSEQUENCE q the storm, mere were compsfs.
lively rev people assembled at the train, and the
embarkation and departure took place without con-
THE HRROis BIRIAL
The train reached the station at Woodlawn
shortly after three O'Clock when the procession 70
band meanwhile playing the dead MorCha II saul
and other appropriate dirges. Az the distance "a
pensed with. The interinent took place On Aurora
Hill, which commands O fine view Of the Surround
ng country ~; the pS On n %eS S tns
scented to the family q Admiral FarraSut By
the trustees Of the cemetery, IN token Or
their admiration and respect Tor the deceased hero
Upon reaching the grave the CONN was reverentiy
deposited beside 1t, when the chaplain, Rev. Df.
Montgomery Of the Church OF the Incarnation, pro.
ceeded 70 Oer up an eloquent and touching prayer:
He alluded in feeling terms TO the great virtues and
many eminent qualities that had characterized the
deceased IN his public and private life and earned
the delivery Of the reverend gentleman's eloquent
tribute to the virtues OF the deceased Il
was easy to discover, from the expression Of
sadness depicted on the countenances OF those
present that they deeply and truly felt the solemnty
or the occasion The scene was indeed impressive
to degree, and nature seemed In harmony with 1t,
her aspect recalling to the mind old Homer's tmmOr
tai slmile:-
Like leaves on trees the race Of man 10 found.
Now green In youth, now whitening on the ground.
At the conclusion OF the chaplain's prayer the
CONN was lowered into Its last resting place, and
the mourners sadly and slowly dispersed, nearly all
returning OF to the city by the special train.
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CENSUS OF p0UGHkEePSlE.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, N Y, Sept co. 1870.
Onlcal returns from every town show the census
OF Duchess county to be 3o,40s males and 37,6O
females and there are 17,712 voters. Within Ave
4,S77s
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Items Of Mis-
cellaneous Metropolitan News.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year. a.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phaE.
macy HERALD Building, corner Of Ann street,
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Tho Stnrt from the Dock.

At length at little before twelve. the procession
formed West street in front OF the dock, in the
midst OF sharp ana pltiless shower Of rain. The
police having drawn up in platoon five or six ranks
deep the grand marshal and his aids fell into line,
followed by the United States and from the Brook
lyn Navy Yard and few marines Then came the
remains Of the Admiral, resting on the bier already
described, and borne along by eight sailors in the
simple blue uniform Of their calling. Among the
marines there were several whose grzzled hair and
feeble steps and furrowed faces gave sad earnest
that they, too would follow into the grave the
leader whose bidding they had done with no half
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tons Of yesterday show how needless and made
quate is such tribute to perpetuate mis- name. HIS
character has stamped Its impress In golden letters
upon the front Of the present age. and postery will
recognize him without the aid OF bronze or marble.
His name has become immortal He has passed
beyond the power of human agency to obscure his
lustre ana Joined the heroes ana patriots who can
never be forgotten whose deeds VIII illuminate the
past and inspire the heart for ever.
On Fame's eternal camping ground
Their silent tents spread
And Glory guards with ceaseless round
The bivouac OF the dead.
THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES
commenced properly at Portsmouth.