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THE BUILDINGS or NEW YORK.
Rate Of Coustruction-1oinI Number and
tses- Commissioner Adnm>- Report.

The first complete account Of the build
nss on Manhattan Island since the department
OF Buildings waa organized, has been compiled
by Mr.. Adams, the present Supeuntend mt. The
whole number Of buildings on the island, which
OF course excludes tie new wards Of ~ West
chester. Is SGD. Of which l! lSs are nrst 81 So
dwellings, 1854 are second class, ana 2J,i1 are
teneNrnr>. fhe pith ~ the Information u con
tanned ia tue tOoNlug table:
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My cows arc full-blooded Jerseys ana three
grades. ] fecdmenl II the time they are giving
milk. In the simmer they have TWO quarts ot
corn. nnd-coD real per day. Fall ana winter,
three quarts, pe-hn!t cOrn-and-cpb meal, one
II bran. W ney r. have any soft butter IN
warm weathe / feed no roots OF any kind,
nothing but seal and all the good, carly cut
hay they " III at.
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Michael Moo, aHod T. years, died IN ST. Fran
els hospital Icrsy Guy, having been crush unlcr an
elevator IN LJrltds tobacco factory. IA DAY street
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l. u il, IL /, also asstrtc., kept Inns II apart
from tre sotti'~ md assumed exclusive airs
that wore di-tastefn 20 The Nlneiandois. lhe
i.aL ,,i.isAt. Nj Oarruth's pal OF, became the
Nr q uuth's sfrca-tic attacks ON Lands were
yer, tollif =, md tucN made tho nght more BIT
ter lhe NiGclanu tract - laid out IA thee pur-
tlDus. lH the centre D. "a square devoted To me
town proper. Out.ide ot that aic lots of nvo
Sclcs each. and sim farther out sro lots uf ten
acres. Lands ) puhoY leq urea TIC p.lch ser
81 each out lie / o. q ect 20 buuding On II, hhd
This q used trouble. \ person would buy ono
Of tnese lot. and Greet building GA 10, ana thtn
want To buy additional lots without putting "a
liilding on each, but this was contrary u the
founders obey, aud consequently was nppoaeu.
Another source 81 dlsaeIt tneht was Luhuls
oppufltluu to the sale ~ land by ANYBODY * 'ept
himself and his agents. lie would not allow n
seLtleT to sci his own land II he could prevent
IL, Dut would have H. sold through his agents,
ana They would throw every Obst Gle In the way
Of - sale, and try u persuade puroha'era To
take unimproved lana Instead. Sumo of tho
lead NJ independents say That tho uiI renee be-
tween the lndepeudent and the lands iArliuus
was tho dispOsltinn OF the former o. r.co4niHu
the dark side of Nineland, and 10 state ~ rlV,
as well as the bright side, and tna rQuuH -uuug
! oil position on the other side t. cnN % MP mo
| shortcomings OF the settlement, ana present
only It's attractive features TO the out lbo world.
Iduuth, they SOY, was especially dlsp"eu'
through the colunins Of his paper, tate The
| exact truth about tho soil and advantages oi
| Niueland. Tho contest between laldls, ana
perdeuts say they gained their hrst victory ny
| olecting some Of the town officers, and they as
sort that they have carried every election since
! then with yearly Increasing magnify
| PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION.
| In 1872, Lands called. as he was accustomed "a
| do on ali occasions when his policy ~ opposed
a mss meeting OF ciizens 10 conl aun the
| course 81 tho Independent us opbust4 90 inc IN
| terests Of Niueland. COMMITTED Of clNIepl
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aversion for this plant that theyFill quit
the rEemises where 1t d. II they are 10
drains or cellars scatter bplphate Of iron
Tcopperas) in their runs. The eopperas
should NOT be dissolved. The sulphuric
acid bufnh their let, and they leave in q
short time without dying.
The principle OF frying is ito scorch
something solid in oil or fat" To do
his it is necessary that the fat be In such
a condition rs 10 scorch whatever is put
into il; for, il the substance fried does
not burn, it must soak and become greasy.
To extinguish kerosene flames fling a
cloth over them, or il the -four barrel is
handler, throw on -four; which absofbs
the fluid, kills the flames, and eau be
readily cleared up afterward. ,
Hot alum.water, will destroy red and
black ants, coclroaches, chintz bugs, and
all the crawling ,Pessi%hich infest our
Gather a, few pitch.pine cones, dry
them so that the scales will open, dip
them into water and sprinkle grass seed
into the openings. By setting the stem
end in water few hours the cone will
close up, and the grass will show itself in
a few days and continue to grow as long
as The coen is kept moist. II can be hung
by string in the window or placed on
lower.stand.-llaine Farmer. ..rI
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specimens Of different varieties, COM
bined with some geological curiosliies.
North Of these you find the oomsot the
Governor and OF one or two othet State
officials. On your left you have an ex-
tepsiye, State library and Q cabinet Of
relics, trophies, &c. Ascending Aigtt
Of weil-worn stairs you are brought 70
the Hall OF Representatives and thASeiI-
ate chamber. But then ! had better
mol give; you any description oil these
departments or some Of these boosters
might be hhnting me up. The New year
was ushered in IN a betting way by the
IndianapolitanG that Is II great
noise 7-one-~of the attendants
necessary on such On Oeeasiopg The old
bell had not done pealing out the hour Of
midnight before the air was made hideous
with shouting, hooting, screaming and
drumming, to say nothing Of the minor
noises. These had scarcely died away q
morning dawn when tho ringing Of
bells set in. This being the "glad Centen-
nial year" the more serious and substan-
tial citizens held Centennial needing in
tho Academy OF Music on Saturday
morning, where mitch good speaking was
done and feeling Of patriotism, extern
siycly kipdled up. One speaker SAID, Hwe
can't take the city'itself 10 philadelphia
but by charts and by the aid ofphoto:
graphets We may prepare fine views OF
our city" The Indianapolitans are very
proud Of their city, they think It, alto
gether the "hub" now, and1 don't Know
but they should be proud Of her growth
and rapid improvement. They claim at
this time n population OF ~ hundred
thousand, and they seem to bea progress:
siye and interchangeable. ,aa q q
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USEFUL HNrs,-silyerwarc may bt
kept bright and clean by coating the ar
ticles (warmed) with a solution Of colo
dion diluted with alcohol. rH'.
Brass ornaments should be first washed
with strong lyc made OF rock alum, II
the proportion Of one ounce Of alum TO .
pint Of water; when dry, rub with leather
and fine tripoli. This will giveto bras
the brilIiancy Of gold. -.
To clean gold: Powder some whiting
and make it into a rnbist paste with some
sal volatile. Cover over the gold orna
ments and surface with q soft brush; lei
1t dry, and then brush it of with mod
crately hard brush.
Moths will work in carpets in rooms
that are kept warm in winter ps well ~
in summer. Assure method Of removing
the pests is TO pour strong alum water on
the floor TO the distance Of half 4 yard
around the edges before laying the car.
pets. Then, Once Or twi@ duIfngthsI sea.
son, sprinkle dry saltoyer the carpet be.
fore sweeping. Insects do not like salt,
and sufficient aaheres TO. the carpet to
prevent their alighting upon 1t, rr,'
To Danish rats, plant asphOdel near the
barn or stable where they are, or put
some in their holes. Rats have such an
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The magnitude OF the common school
system Of this countryIcan only'be prop
erly appreciated when we look at the
expenditures for school purposes in one
Of the great States Of the Union, as
for instance. in pennsylvania. The Su-
perintendent Of Schools in that State
has just made his annual report,
by which we learn that there were
expended in that State last year for
school purposes SO,95O,7GO 90, or, in
round numbers, Ten millions Of dollars. This
immense sum was expended for tuition,
for building, for fuel and contingencies.
The number of pupils was SCOOPS; num-
Der Of schools, 1902; number OF teach
ers, 1850; Of school districts, 2,0S0; Of
graded schools 5,G25; average monthly sal
aries OF male teachers, ST. or Of females,
S3l 90; average cost Of tuition per month
for each pupil, 80; average length of
school terms in months, G.S5.
The Superintendent discusses at some
length the question Of reading the Bible
in the schools. Upon this point We make
the following quotation: or.
The Bible is holy book. It is the
chief cornerstone OF our civilization. Its
sacred pages are the source Of our faith,
and the guide Of our lives. Byit sanctity
il given to the oaths Of men when the
truth and fultillment Of important trusts
are required OF them; and the patriot, no
less than the Christian, finds in 1t thatin-
SEPARATION whish forms the basis Of his dc.
votion. would like to have copy OF
the Bible upon the desk OF every teacher,
in the sight Of all the children in thc'land.
II never opened, it would still he Gods
book, ever teaching its silent lessons and
imposing something Of self-rellection .and
reverence for sacred things upon the char.
acter OF youth; il solemnly read by a
loved teacher, its holy precepts would
sink, like seeds in fdllow ground, deep
into little tender hearts, TO ripen in after
days into harvests Of good works. But
sooner than take from single citizen his
equal rights; sooner than trample upon
the conscience Of one honest man; sooner
than violate the heaven.born principle Of
religious liberty, the ark Of our covenant
which our fathers bid us guard with our
lives and fortunes, and transmit, unsul-
lied by unholy hands, to the generations
to come; l would, il necessary, discontin-
lie the reading Of the Bible in the public
schools, and relegate all religious instruc.
ton to the home, and the Sabbath'School
and the church, and limit tho common
school to the performance Of its intcllec-
tual and moral duties. lf
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Our indianapolis Letter.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 4, 1876.
Editors Intelligcneci
Some days ago my mind was directed
to Wheeling, since then m irresistible
desire to write to you has taken hold OF
me and will not let me SO, consequently
find myself yielding TO that desire, at
the same time ilattering myself that you
will be pleased to hear from me. IT'S
human nature, you know, to feel that We
are OF so much importance that. others
are pleased to have us notice them. /
said that my mind was called in the di-
rection Of or rather TO your city. 1t hap.
pencd in this wise: Going into one Of
The largest china and glass establishments
in this city, my eyes were attracted to
several selections OF beautiful glassware.
Where, said l, referring to one fine dis
play, was this made? In Pittsburgh, was
The reply, "and it is excellent glass. But
here, continued the proprietor, calling my
attention to some fine goblets, is Wheel
ing glass, the best that is made. This is
Hobbs make, and it is good" So you
nee Wheeling ia known for something, il
she is 0little eight by ten" as the in
habilants ofmushroom cities are pleased
to call her. Wheeling never was my
home, but the land Of my birth, and the
home OF almost the whole OF my life Is
only across the waters Of the beautiful
Ohio river, and the affairs OF my every
day life have always been closely. con-
nccted with those Of that good old
reliable city, and when | am abroad
among strangers / feel to defend
the honor Of Wheeling us that Of my homo,
that issaying much for one who don't be.
long to you. But then we West Virgin
ians. and Buckeyes don't. shake hands
across the bloody chasm, we only gladly
hail each other from the opposite shores
Of that grand old river which rolls be.
tween US. Not long since was asked
by lady where Wheeling was,' whether
il was on the Ohio side or not. Another
asked, dis Pittsburgh in Virginia" thus
you see that people who live in great
cities are some times very ignorant ale
though they are very stylish and fashion
able. This, the Metropolis Of Hoosier-
dom is certainly ilourishing and grow
ing city. There are many fine and costly
Dullulngh, hluOuE WHICH, IN tue NOuEt
House. II is an edifcc which in pointof
architecture, grandeur and beauty Of
finish and cost Of building is not sutpaSs-
ed, If equalled,' l presume, in the sur
rounding states. In this magnificent
structure the county OF Marion shows
her wealth. By the way, | am Of an
opinion that the wealth OF the State Of
Indiana IL confined 70 Marion county and
the city Of indianapolis. This inference
draw from the dilapidated condition Of
the State House. The old structure is
falling to pieces. tits q brick building
plastered on the outside. The surround.
ing columns ditto. The plastering is fall
ing of in patches which gives it such a
look OF decay. and shabbyncss that
stranger is not likely to take II for the
State House Of Indiana. Entering the
building from the South you have
to your right on the first floor, the
rooms occupied by the State Geologist,
who Il very courteous and takes pleasure
in having visitors examine the very fine
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TIE Cincinnati Commerciaiof yesterday
gives notice that it "is not for Grant for
third term, but will oppose him under
any circumstances, no matter who may
be his opposing candidate"
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ADVERTISERS ahzEIIE.

A Journal Of Information for Advertisers. Ell-
ton, S,COO copies, FdSIiihed weekly. Terms, 81
pr annumI in advance, Five specimen copies
different date9 to one address for IS ets. once,
u Park Row, New York. .. '-g .
GEO. P. RowELL & CO.,
/: deC20.eo1&W Editors and Publisher
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That Of 1919, two years. 20. ). .
That Of 1895, a year and half. s7.
That Of 1887, year and q half.
That OF 1913, one year. 81 arl 4afl..
That Of 1858, six months. T. bns rr..
That Of 1857, six months.
The tolerable uniformity Of the periods
through which each general depression
lasted-about year and a haltTshows
that there is something OF y rule which
governs these revulsions II would APP
pear that from eighteen months to two
years are required for people tn look
around, straightep their accounts, pay
their debts and collect what is owing to
them. '.r .rf.'a. ,El1u.
Reasoning from the analogy obssrya.
bic in these instances. it s.eSldsnt that
tue period OF the commercial stagna-
ton following the panic OF 1873 has run
its full length, and the recovery cannot be
long Deferred Ne have, before shown
reasons for believing that the. revival is
now in progress, having set in some
months ago. Another feature Of the ali.
alogy Is thatthe coming years will be I'M
usually prosperous. There seems. no
doubt to us that we are now entering mp.
on this era; which will last probably for
another decade or score ofyears.
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"DsYcHoMANcY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
i How either SOx may iaScinate and gain the
stsStS MI Al al cam any ppSs frcs By mail for
Is cents together With Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints 10 Ladies, ETC. l,00l000
sold, A queer book. Address 4, WILLIAM 4
~ ipnbI6i phIlslalnhfh sT .EHHH
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BY nal, "a GdRanes, portage PrPaid
One year. 6olslI months. @
In Clubs Of 80 eAcu'
In Clubs Of 90 each.
In Clubs Of 20 eaehi
And an extra copy TO per9on getting up Club.
pB-The aboye prices are inyariable. Remit at
our risk, In Drafts or PoStot1ce Money Orders, and
where neither Of thess can be procured, send the
money In Registered LettI.
THE INTELIIGENCER will present daily the
news mall deRartmentS, from all quArters o!
the world, rs well Is heoDplete record Of local
events,
THE WEEKLY e printed on THURSDAY, and can
be had al the counter, In paid envelopes, Tealy
for mailing. pe-Send copy 10 GbieH1 E'e''as
aad TCldii6eI 9Th nsIrJ from h0p'sI J
Observation-Disclosures dcsirIns 70 have the
DAILY ISrELiIdKNcKR Iell regularly al their
reEIdenoes N the city and suburbs, an b
served by leaving their address aSCountinS
Room, or by drop letter through the post othee.
TO CONTRIDUToRS.-Eo attention will bo paid
10 anonymous communication; every article
must be accompanied by the Wdter'sreal name
and address.
Business Letters for US should DO addressed
FreH q Campbell" and should In no case DO ad'
dressed 10 either individual member Of the hrm BY
nAmO,
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NATIONAL BANK OF WEST vIR.
IN GINA AT WHEELING,
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of ihis
Bank and the election Of Directors will be held nj
tho Banking House on Tuesday, january 18th, 1876,
between tho hours Of one and four p.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
wHKEIISo, W, Va Dec. II, 1876. deli
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NOTICES.

-s:S~-l7s>r u - q I
EINA1 NOTICE. q " q (
An personu Indebted to ., E. Menlel are re9aSsI
al 10 eli az Ole old Silnd (lilc Nam street eaa
male Immediate settlement All aecounh mas V
paid within ten days, to close up the buAneS'
IL JORDAN. Assignee.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY HsdiL IA aiuaAos, PoItd1s Prtpatd.
)ne OOlThree monthL......s2 Q
ilK monthH......... 4 00l0ne monih............. q
Delivered BY carrsri in CITY l6e Per week.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Stockholders OF the Bank'of the Ohio
Valley and the election Of Directors will
be held at the Banking House on Monday,
January 10th, 1876, between the hours OF II
o'clock A. NJ. and 2 o'clock p. NJ.
de2S M. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
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SEAII-WEEKLY.
WEEKLY.

BY nal, IN Gdpanes, poitaos prepaid.
year........,.....S3 0olsix monthI..........si %
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w KsitIltIon Is DOOEkecpg For rsferensO
inquire II this office. ME % Jay
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4 recapitulation OF the foregoing shows
the commercial depressions fOllowipgiths
various crisis which have visited our
country have been in duration rs fol-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
RUNE zp;tavy.

Povstalci meXikansti pod yedcnim Pur
tiria Diaze zmocnili sc zradou dobfe opev
n6neho m6sta Matamoras. Velitel mGsta
gen. La Barra, uchJlil SC ma americkou
p1du do Brownsville.
Y Cincinnati rozd6lii Sc demokrate
republikany yit6zstvi. We sboru NEST
skych radnich budou mti republikan6,
We sboru obecnich starSich demQkratG ma
lou v6tsinu. Podobne rozdelih Sc o iine
kandidaty. Patrno, ze voiGoyt hodnG
skrtali, volice obou stran ty neilepsi kan
didaty, jak sc to ma osyicen6 volite slusi a
patti.
V San Francisku odkryty zna6n6 kota-
lecni podvody.
Pet mil mad Vicksburgem spdsobila
rozvodn6na feka Mississippi so stop Siro-
kou trhlinu hrazi.
Dne 3. 4. dubna buracea celGm
Novoanglicku prudka boufe, provazena
hustym liiavcem.
S6ner Helen J. Iolway Sc V noci ma
t. t. IN. blize Ohniveho ostrova rozkotal.
Ze sedmcenn6ho mnzstya sc ien l "a
chrani.
V San Francisku panuie povazliye j.
tteni proti Cinanim Ty neihorkokrev.
n6jsi hrozi vypalenim ciuske ttvrt5.
Thomas Tracy, kterF bydlel asi mil
cd CarlingSvllu, Iii. zastfelil 3. dubna
svou manzelku, zabil pazbou rutnico syt
sestilet6 dit6 na6ez Sc sam podfezal. I'll
manzelkou svou listaviGn6m svaru
Tato nemohouc MIN vydrzeti, odhodlala
SO opustiti iei. Tehoz dne, kdy tento Il.
mysl svGi cht6la provesti, dopustil sc
muz jeii svrchu nvedenych yrazd.
/ Sest Gernochd dne 4. dubna utonulo V
Missouri Parnil Fannie Lewis mel We
vleku barku, nalozenou 10000 busly ku =
kufice Ably mohl pohodlntji podieti
most Booneyillesky, odepial barku. Jei,
koz proud velmi dyoky byl voda pills
vysoko stala, nebylo mona barku fiditi.
Jeden PLAYED vyskoGil lanem sfastn6
ma bfeh, kde Sc snazil pfvazati il pale
zu. Ale naklad jeff byl pills yolky a
proud pfilis divoky; pafez Sc vytrhl, bar
ka vrazila do pilife a roztrhla Sc yeiph
pti 6emz sest PLAYED, vesm6s cernosi, "a
hynulo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
Mistni Zpravy.
Prvni jarni beseda.

V sobotu dne s. dubna bude odbyvana
sini Perun. Pofadatele zabav sini
Perun SO postaraji uslechtile vesele
zabavy pfi takovJch besedach zaroveh
davaji ma pofadek pfiucovani Sc ctvery ]
cea besede. Milovnici takoyychto
zabav 80 1ctive zyou.
Pofadatee.
C.P. S. ,,Zaboj" odbyvati bude dne
9. dubna Gtvrtletni schulz. Clenove jsou
zadani, by sc v hoinem poctu dostavili.
Petr F. SindelAf,
tajemnik.
vzaiemns podporujici Rad X. G. l.,
Clevelande O. bude odbyvati syou ctvrt
letnf schazi dne 8. dubna {. r. o 3. hodi.
ne odpoledne. Jest zadoucno, by vsich-
nj clenove teto scbdzi byli ptitomni.
V. Palda, tai.
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