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New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
srpRrME CorET-srEcIM TLRN.

In the suit Of The People agt. Albert Diero.
proprietor Of the National Gartrn Judge barnard 10.
granted provisional injunction It.tts4la'- DleIo lfu
continuing his theatrical performance, ID consequence
o. not paying the City license.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


TUESDAY. SIT. g.
N.is fo- n y and BeInlt ". l. via Halifax y : pr
steamship q um Pier a n r. close At The Poet Otc-
Al II d. ss4HsI up sal-s at p n
WEDNESDAY. SEPT Z
Ns, for Europe Queenstown Liverpool, per steamship
yi.rgnSt f Pier 20 ~ r coseat the Po-Ofcs 81 Y VI
supplementary for paid only up Pier No 20
N L aulr rInsfs urock Z.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday. Sept. ;. Is7o.

Tomorrow TUESDAY there will be an auc-
ton sale Of lIs building lots at Maplewood n j. near
the Orange Mountains special train Will leave over
the Morris and Essex road at 1l:20
George r. Jaques has sold 24 lots at Linden " J Tor
t12OO residence at Metuchin, $1,000 65aore farm IN
ockand County, near New City $1,000, l6l acres az
Yaphank, L. L. $4,000 800 acres IN IapOrte county, iD"
5000 40 lots at Deer Park. L. T., $1,000
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p1SCENcEpC 1ppTVED

FROM CHARLESTOS-In steamship Cyde 3Js L. Ftlty,
NJ Mellon Lush D. Dryer. J. T walsh X Foley b. T. Huger,
g. Bush Ken C. T. Densow Capt n. Powell g. HolngswoHh
Taot Meyer Lieut. II. l. Stgges 4 Bauch G. Brunt C. h.
walker and A. Cough. c. Mcbride. block, G. OsOm g.
Timer Frbarg wife and children Mary Murphy VsBlpoo
a. Reg n Lines
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gountrp Rea! 9siate for Sale.

RARE CHANCE for those having Daugh.
"A ter % Bducats-FoR saba COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
FARM situate abou, I'D and half miles from the H. R. De.
Dot adjoining the grounds and sight Of Vsssar Col
g farm contains about 20 'cre' anaer me eu'aa0n "eu
d,p IA extensive gardening dairy There and
farm house double barn with bAsemep containing
,ng for twenty cattle With eedoos and vegetable cellar The
substantially built contains IA beside bath
room and o hterns estsrns and veil Ene .Pnng
~ r.ren On lava beantial ssh-pond tel By unfing
nn which furnishes the purest for the ehogs There good
var ety Of graps pears apples and other un The Awu shaded
Viii sne mapes choice vsney Of novcnng
shrubs varieties Of magnolia There soa
h stables horses and for cnaehman and tniy at
tssh- with Is will he sO separately desired
Apply GA q. pnrises or at the once Of DoUGhii
JOSEPH C. DOUGHTY.
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Aurlion Sales of Real gsials.
). JosSsoS J-.. A-esonseL
DY NSON x VI l. l. / K,
ID AUCTIONERls AND
RIAL kSTATE IkOkRRS


No - NNsAr-sr.. cor O.. .E IT. ; - osA. a., .,
C Rednsss Stores Lots County = hsd ftrms 'usHi %
rented exchanged LosRs Eezouas ~sc1n sales v f31as a.
MORTGAGE ECLO>URE.-SALE OF
vi valuable REAL ESTATE NeyctsIe " y the eolrff
the late Thomas H. Feh deeei situated a Ne"- -r"
Wesiohestr County adjoining hc e colALr ~. hr &" hr9i
Long lsrl No1nd. ne
under decree u ecoure q mpfe1y on NtuNhNbAi
T. 1910 OeOck the Ihe prem es o'ntaa.
eight 8) % and vel lad out en- DE collection o. l sl a
hruhhery Ae l"s-F - OF hiiA
comoa gardeners cottage barns ia
bic ice house ami other outblass 10 god 0eE fooa g'n
Immediately. Sale positive
VOOLEN FACTORY and MACHlNER1.-
w undersigned Assignee BnAgrcT ~ tie btAF k bhOoh
MANUFACTUR RING COMPANY. will sci By pubic Auction b' ra
bungs and privileges of he Company situate 10 The town 81
Singoe, Conc. 49,, -, t.- ..
ART al oft was put good condition ~ hn short TIM
m. property factory b1ing RrO feei o4f stores
with dren6use 22r71 feet, steam chimney.
] teuementhouse 3 enemenfs.
] teusmeut house. elemeuts an4 boarding house
! tenenent-no1se teBements
/ hOuse. tenement, for suleuntenie ient
A stable s.ore-houses blacks1th shop, With too.s
Outdoor dry-tab-. bIrl5 With shed.
] s;onepcEer house l0use. lOSJp
/ lofce building and a carpeutsrs shop, &C.. 81.
srre. OF land With p about 20 fet ALI vhss N o
order ami the following maclnrr.. yE
5.u'ruing jacks lll0 sUnier
.rs of cards, 48-nc5 brelkee and fJlneh tl4shefS
p drop box looms complete. --.- ..--...t b.,
anch Everything N running orif lle n-H a, -
bv the machinery 70 b. novel every d
Ibe property by app ing 70 NJ hi LouAN on e
urems.s Particulars given az eolce Of ne ass sne
The ,ale viii be ln the City NorSch Corn WEDNESDAY,
H. p,on,rrg h, About eight NJ e. from Norwich.
RICHARD WARREN, Asiguee, 5l5 BroaiFay' Ne' YORK
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Ciln Geal Gstate for Sale.

Ciln ritaI Gstatr for Sale.
EOR SALE-FOur-stOry, high-stoOp, brown
stone 'front.' hot Fort MaisO1-e A" ior
SAIL sa numlr dcsss HOUSES the AMI cross
streets u Please send call for printed st
A. e. LOOMS 4 CO.. 1884 Broadway
EOR SALE A First Class, 4-stOry, high
ooo broau.fone HOUSE Txenseveuhst, between FIFTH
srth-ave perfect order and drsraby oc fO
particular. appy TO HOMER MORGAN Pne-st ulszl
EOR SALE-The FEE of the valuable prop
Of Fourth-ave and Foureenh
inches front Fourteenth Il. y feet front on
souery Of FOuhave, and 20 feet
ea.t-rly 10 the souhcry FOuteenh Aipy 20 n CORN
WALLIS Cunseoratlag, No. 30 Pirk-rOs, NeV-iorA
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
Gituatious Uanteo--ffmalts.

A YOUNG LADY, competent TO teach Ger
~ French Bagsh, and Music desires Htuaion a. "o'hh
NESS. Miss BUCHH0LTZ, Jersey Ho'e 81 Cof'lana''1
NVANTED-A SITUATION by a respectable
w girl A. CHAMBERNAID and WAITRESS Col a No. 40
West Twenty-fo1rthst, eoruer Of renih-aye
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
Il pied BY PIERCE Co, Bosing green Gie,nh'fs. .nl
lrsb.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ ane trustwOrhy constantly to be found at fi hf' L
TOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
" 70 he round NJ IS HID GERMAN INSTITUTE ~ Noroii IT,
between RVngon and Stanton.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
Proposals.
u 4 EsGlxKER oUor, No. II sIArEsr.,l
:ALBAsr, n. T., Aug u. 1910.
will be received Mt

cEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at
- % | IN he channel of the Hudson River about half mile
non a. V.s Ws Light 70 'e sdep'A 0'"s' feet At mean
o5 ~ se contents in posuoa 70 e taken oai amssed .i.r
80 ut ae and twenty Feet and The gaest sdto
- syo,..sl, rorm.don viii be gwen A.. ..., ,o n.
BS. Vi. received for 20 mach s sess & ' ,s sS n. s
% sei o~ waser Ihs .ori must 10 con-
C'int eePs ~, ~ .nd be pleted by Nov 70 1870
meped BY Oct ~ nl.ss N be obta ned al
No s w G np.aied by proper gHsrane The successful aa
this once sa ss.sr into With lhe United states with
GER n ,areues anps for eoasraoS And eona' 70 DC af
hished ne live, III night rsee ali bids desse dsdrss
ngeee. :, p.,,. Nor 9sa Newton,
b' lnH1 WIix1A kS,ss Eanssss brsyst Cssss< =. Il
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06

alarble an0 Slate Hlantels.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
Aarro Dseosed, pnees from tlO 10 " A~ sP"Afa
40 a.t. ,ort of description plain and ornsmeniaL
PEHRHYS SLATE Co.. No. 20 West kghteen.h-~
Between Fth asd siTth i'sA
MARBLE and Marbezed Mantels of the
ss impo4i patterns; Monuments Heastones At reduced
an shipped without charge A kABEk steam haoe
Wok. l3 10 Eat HEhteenth-st near Thiri-aye y 4
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANIEl.S,
c,ve,,ou. Tiles Plumbers slsbsNes shOsroon
-i,t srs,t ,sor rent Of NANTELS. Prices rsiseed.
A KLABER l3i AMI 10 East Egheenth- 81, ksu-iorf
NIARRI FIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
y .nd elegant assifn, from 80, SH Sl3, up S2A J.
sTTWIRT Co Cos sIthsrs Bet Thirty tth and Thirty srtA sta
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06

Wm Thsnss Providenoe. G. I. Erickson Providence.
y v. Randolph, Providence. Csbet. Providence
harr Pearson. Providence. Hattie Holmes Providence
John Warrrn, Providence. E.ghingah Providence.
X J Mercer, Providence. hsry Miller Providence.
n " Edwards, Providence John Crockford Providence
fearess, Providence shamrock Providence.
LADY adams bridgeport Trade Wind. Rockland.
harT Brewer Rockaud. r s. jameson Rocklznd
r. Abel, Rondo1t Hudson. RoniOaL
Atlantic South Amboy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
boros sept 5Arved steamships Geo Appoh, from Baltimore
norman hom Philadelphia from New York barks Chfton
hnraPoe Manchester from Africa brs Cecilia from sunder
h,di Hattie, Grant Jacksonville.
rYHrksss hosROE Va. Sept 5-Arivd. ship Moonlight non
rts Looya from Guanape for ORDERS Heroine from CAAo
uflg Maria from Rio Janeiro for orders
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEESsIovs Sept The steamships Nevada and City Of BAtmoe
IRON Ne"lork for Liverpool arrived YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA.
me steamship Kersngton from Savannah FOR Boston vas at
oe on SUNDAY Of steamship her TO Boston having
damaged her propeller.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
Citn proprrip TO Erl.

CTORES for SALE or 10 LET, 70 Maiden
y lane and and Atlantic Docks fronting hss kger APp 70
W. Ii. sCHIEFFELlN A Co.
isO Wlam-s'
ITO LET LOW, for two years, an ELEGANT
MANSION Washnton tghts seven acres, lawn grove gar
stable carage ho Crotou and N iartsA
vie. unsurpassed; viii SELL Principals AL
dress D. H.. Tribune Ohce
ITO LEASE-For business purposes, lib West
Hth adjoining Bryant, thssief
Houl a = b. GOoDALB agent,
and West TEenty-thiri-sL
ITO RENT, completely furnished, for one or
three yean frst-cass fo.rsi0rg ghtoop brown stone
HOUSE; 6ney located Broadway IRELAND Ol BroltSay
- - BEEKMAN-ST.-T0L LET-The STORE
. and BASEMENT lt low. Inquire up stairs, Al FORD
SUPPERS 7s9 Broadway, eorler Ienth-st
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
90 ruhom II man Concern

MATRIMONIAL Gentleman wishes to
vi marry Lsl OF middle amabe and intelligent Address
VIATOR. Tribune Office
NOTICE of fASSIGNMENT.-NOtic is hereby
" ven Pre- Engine and Machine Comlaly
N The tv o j. have this day made assignment 10 The
estate o the equal benefit Of their cfeion anu as
~ co must exhibit respective claims under oath Or strna
Sthuth The IN three months. BObEhI hAlEN.
Dated Angus; 10. lfU
TI'O MINERS. MineralistS and Others-The
New York Puring Company ready 70 contract
a. n the quartz silica and rock o all kinds u
m reut n rom day ApPy the ohce Of The Com
ranv Broaiwav
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Noyn1y's wyITgKR RgPoRr-, y.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
eup rsz...... s:3 Sun 6:2s Moon sts l:'o
Sandy Hook 429 Cows Island 5:32 Hell Gate 1;H
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NATIONAL LINE.

y AIIUN AII ii Y +.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
Prom Pier NJ. North River.
FRANCE Grgan September 10, at4
ITALY Grace. SATURDAY, senenhsr ~ Al In
cabin - and sb5
s Prepaid Storage Liverpool Queenstown Londonderry
oFG ~
steam TO and nom HAvRE LONDON every Fortnight calling a;
Southampton o land passengers
passarr 4Tj 80 payable currencv
PIs dUc For further paruulafs
-fF' +. ". J. HURST, Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
5ituations fDaniso- Maiss.

4 FIRST-CLASS, practical, educated scotch
n GARDENER the fu charge Of geniman eoqp'} .'
h. understands all departments bot ab ed fher-
green boae fruit vegetables aadscIe gardening s husys
snsge erecting hailings feels his Ahh ~oaH
gentleman wanting first class honest PaA'
man Address FLORIST Thorburu's. Is Johnst
A YOUNG MAN, II years old, is desiIous OF
n SITrA ALTON n Publishing or Commission House Adire~
d C., Brooklyn p.
NVANTED-By a Protestant married Nan, u
w SITUATION taie charge Of Farm or Grien
eno.,.pt The entire charge ATes FARMER In care Of InosHs
Once.
EARM HANDS at Bowling green -flEh1E
il a Co b.ve constantly hard srf-el.s- e-en's '
scotch and EnsIh; Mechanics Gsreners CS'on@ea &c
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06

ENOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEAL kno"d knl,d
Il HARDWlCKB" Lancaster. Pa Hard.i6H ,n"r g,e
Cobsstoga River and hr PennsTirAna Central S sth
of Lancaster and ooosst d1 scr's oow-
dwelling hOase stables ke Ths hoes. Of fs.ose .s
furnished ~i;h hot aBd cold water g ~. euoa
he grounds sell lsd out ss' n.
and shade shubbe kc ae ss' n n, .o or
w<nt ,n this pl.c. es0~ wnIs.,,ha ApDy
changed sseable propert, He-rsh o - pssepAia
tpr alars o kORBHT NORRIS Ceoesras>' ""
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
Brooklnn Real gstate for 5als.

LNOR SALE-The 3-story, high-stOop HOUSE,
No 27 Preentst opposite PARK Brooklyn beautiful
LEGATION irabe respects Price $3.50 4. KELLOGG,
No Broadway. n. T., or % Second-p.ace, BroOkyn'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06

mssttbcslrr Countn Real Csiatc for Sale.
CHEAP 2-story COTTAGE, rooms and at
" nc with lots nesr Morrssuia depot 500 easy IL
uurr Of ANGEL. Printer 40 Fourth-aye
DOBBs FERRY-FOr SALE, handsome
~ ELLISG and Il acres NJ A. RULAND Co. Beekman st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
BROOKLYN 11ropertn 10 frt.

ITO LET, at SO per mOnth-Ihe 3-story
bssereu uhcear stone HOUSE 80 neN No. Paea
st. Brooku Bond snl Neyinssis negh'orooi ug,Io
y.nent an ferries The contains II 10
r, anil closets bathroom heater chandelier AMI hEie ~
Gently painted good Inquire within Ol NJ BANIA AZ
Isl new MOI Deanst..
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
Soaro an0 Rooms.

Soaro dn0 Rooms.
A YOUNG MAN wishes a good ROOM, with
N Breakfast and Tea central negohood say beiEcen fon
teeuh aud and between Broai-ay Di SeFnh
Good reference gwen Address NJ Box 80 Tnbene Ohee
4 WIDOW LADY, with one daughter de-
~ small FLOOR Sa gas ami Sater n ne up2f Aii o "
tWp nt not Please put Location aui prc" and d.
rect 10 r. NJ. Hoboken Post Ohce.
DOARD-WANTED Immediately in a New
ID England family bya gentleman wife sn two children sges an
N y.ar,1 second orr relure for which far pee MI s
psd Location east sile from Eoar;erna ., . Ihtourht kei
.r-uces erchanged Address H. T. A. Box 10 Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
Sales bp Auttlon

Sales bp Auctlon
AUCTION SALE of DUTCH BULBOUS
n ROOTS consisting iyabths Tups, Cocus and NarcSns
Young ELLIOTT viii sell auctou THURSDAY, sept B.
az II O'clock Johnt very selected of Bubo9s Roots
W. ELLIOTT, Aucioneer.
A MERwt~ A1cuoueer
DY BANGS MERWIN & Co.. Broadway, cor.
I'D Works of Art FabcT Goods Farpsa ke
Gxo A LKAvIrr. Auctoneer.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID RAIL Ayor.place and Eghtb-sL LEAFTT, STRsBElGH
20 CoN,GSxESr SOLICITED LBKAKE CArALoGuED ASD SOLD
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
Gountrp propertp 10 fei.

ORANGE. n. j.. Rent very low large hand
sn furnished Rs euce gas simple ground'
IN lawn garden gapees geeah1ase sA uneEcepuouaDe
bo near two dpots Hamilton Walls NssslGst, cor Pu' v J.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
BRICKSBURG, N. j.,

opl, "a nile, from New York railroad direct to Philadelphia
superior for a. climate nld and proyerh,y he,hI
and Pnoe sfs acre snd upssfa
Por and sent free address
Is3 Broadw, n T. or d. ". BRIGHAM, Agent bnenoerE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06

RICHMOND HILL.
A GOOD FARM for SALE. Address OIL
N VER RICE, New Bloomfield. Perry County Penn
INQp " Al II H. HAIrNTRN SEAT known
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
Otfnu Gledmers.

4 NCH0R LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
~ LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 90 North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WHIMSICAL
BRITANNIA. WEDNESDAY. September Z. -
f Cabin passage, t65 AMI SIS, Intermediate SJJ seerage %"
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
8 nnrl ugrrar
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RenGrks Of Mr.. TJIHard Respecfimg tie
Democratic tIamor about the Rfshfs Of
american citizen abroad.

When the diplomatic and consular APP
preparation bill was under discussion re-
Gently in the House of Representatives at
Washington, Mr.. ' oorhees OF Indiana took
advantage Of the opportunity it offered to
make ferocious attack upon the admins
tration for not avenging the insults and
outrages which, he asserted, American cit
liens had suffered in Cuba at the hands of
the Spaniards, and in England at the hands
of British officials. Mr.. Willard got the
floor, and briefly suggested to the Demo-
Gratis who were apparently boiling with in
dignation at the bare thought of what
American citizens abroad were suffering,
that the rights of peaceable American citi-
zens in this country were of as much con-
Germ as the rights Of American filibusters
abroad
We give below Mr.. Willard's remarks as
reported in the Globe:
Mr. Chairman, it does not surprise me to
see gentlemen on the other side of the
House, when they think they can make a
point against republican administration,
grow warm and eloquent and violent in
their denunciation of the government,
which they insist is not taking care of its
citizens on foreign soil but | should have
a little more confidence in the sincerity of
their love for American citizens, and might
be inclined to look upon this efiervesconce
of patriotic indignation as something be-
side political clap-trap, If did not know
that in most if not all of the late rebel
States for the last two or three years Amer
lean citizens have been shot down, not by
twos or fives or tens or scores only, but by
hundreds, and no voice of gentlemen on
that side of the House has been heard in
denunciation Of such murders. No, sir;
the gentlemen on that side of the House
have no Indignation to express, no clio =.
quenco to oxpcnd in denunciation, when
loyal American citizens are murdered at
home for the crime of being Republicans.
But when they can find the case of one,
two or three, or half dozen American cit
liens who have gone on expeditions to for
egn soil and violated the laws of other
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.HfsocHdHcoHs.

---Gerrit Smith recently gave the Oswego
Orphan Asylum, N. Y, s25OO because 1t
admits black children as we'll as white.
CALIFORNIA; population is only one
fourth female. In Nevada there are eight
men to one woman, and in Colorado TWEEN
ty to one.
Miss Kate V. Jennings, a quadroon,
has been appointed a clerk in the Fourth
Auditors Office at Washington. This is
the first colored appointment among the
lady clerks in the Treasury Department.
The United States Senate has done it.
self honor, and worthily represented the
American people, by making tho pay Of ie-
male clerks in the national service equal TO
that of male clerks. This is not an act Of
galantry, but an act of Justice.
The press, the pulpit, the petticoats-the
three ruling powers of the day. The first
spreads knowledge, the second spreads
morals, and the third-spreads considera-
bly,.
Great preparations are being made in
Cincinnati, by the German population, for
the celebration Of the North American San
gerbund, which will meet in Cincinnati
this year. These great national gatherings
serve to strengthen the German love for
their adopted land, bring Fatherland across
the water and ingraft it upon America.
In Sharon, Mass, there is cutlery es-
adjustment under the management of
Horace I. Lathrop, which employs large
numbers of men and women, who are paid
the satue wages for the same amount and
quality o. work. Mr.. Lathrop pays high
tribute to the efficiency of the women in
his employ. They do the very best work,
are faithful and conscientious.
The Kansas diocese takes the lead
among the Episcopalians in recognizing
the cecil esiastical rights of women. At the
meeting of the Kansas Convention, last
month, two women and six men were
placed on the board of examiners of the d.
ocesan seminary, being the first instance
in the country in which women have been
elected to diocesan office. They have al
ways had right to vote at the parish meet
| ings of the diocese. The rectors of Law
renee and Leavenworth took the lead in
! these nominations.
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State Meas.

The State homeopathic society will
meet at Montpelier on the 18th.
The appraisal of personal property in
the State Of Vermont is over s22, 100000
Mrs. Loretto 5. Whit en- has been APP
pointed Postmaster at South Reading in
place of J. S. Written deceased.
The proprietor of the North Benning-
ton hotel has been fined $3.50 for liquor SELL
ing, and is now sued for $500, the value of
a horse lost by a couple of young men who
got drunk on liquor sold by him.
West Randolph is growing finely; a
new street has been laid out running east
and west in the southeastern part of the
village, called Railroad street. A large
number Of new buildings are being erected
the present season. Everything is dear,
but business is brisk, indicating general
prosperity.
The late John c. Baldwin, of Orange,
n. j., who had while living, given substan-
tial aid to Mddlebury College, made pro-
vision in his will for further donation for
the benefit of this institution in the form
of a legacy of about SlG, OOO the interest of
which is to be used for the aid of INDECENT
students.
The Merchants National Bank of Burl-
ington has become consolidated with the
First National of the same city, by electng
the same directors, though both banking
houses will be kept open. A new national
bank, with capital ranging from 100000
to $500, 900, is projected by f. NJ. Van Sick
| len, Lawrence Barnes, S. Gates and others.
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heads of families, or even their elder sons,
are at their houses during the business
hours of the day. They are almost uni
versaly away at their several callings, on
their farms, in their SHOPS, their stores,
their offices, or wherever the interests of
employment may require them. 1t is rare
then, that the marshal can get his informa-
ton from, or that the family can be repre-
scented by the best authority. The wife,
housek eepcr or elder daughters are fire.
queutly absent on business, social calls or
visiting, or inaccessible on account of sick
ness, and thus the second best authority
may be wanting. The officer must then
obtain his facts from such others as he may
find, a younger child, domestic or stranger
in the family, the best competent TO an
swer correctly. From such causes some
very strange and inconsistent representa-
tions have been made to the inquiring off,
cials, and some extremely improbable, even
impossible statements have crept into for
mer census reports. Now this danger Of
Misrepresentation or of incomplete report
of tho facts and condition of the family
may be obviated. 1t is only necessary that
the head or heads of the family prepare the
report in respect to each member at once,
before the marshal calls. Let them take a
sheet of paper and divide it into as many
vertical columns MS there are members of
the family, parents, children, friends, work.
men, wOrk-wOmen, boarders and dodgers,
who make ter home there. Separate
these columns by vertical lines. In the
a. II
above specified, in their order, the names
of each member Of the family at the head
of the other columns successfully, and then
the answers TO the inquiries against each
respectively and under each name, as they
belong TO or describe him or her, in the
above form. This should be done after the
most careful consideration and consulta-
ton. 1t should be signed by the head of
the family directed to the marshal, and left
where it shall be accessible to any one of
the family, who may be at home when the
officer calls. BY this means the family will
be reported by its best intelligence, and
they be spared the danger OF its being rep
resented, possibly misrepresentod, by its
lowest
There are three other schedules, relating
to agriculture, manufactures and social sta
tistics, which the marshal will present him
self to the proper authority for answer.