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National Republican., 1878-04-05
PRINCE BISMARCK recently dispatched n

PRINCE BISMARCK recently dispatched n
feet of four or five German men-of-war to
Nicaragua to demand indemnity from that
country for alleged insult to German con-
sul. All right, Mr.. B., but wait until you
get your hands full with that coming Eu-
ropean war, and Nicaragua will begin to
think about the Monroe Doctrine. And
thinking will probably end the matter, fol
the United States, the father Of that doc
trine, seems to have forgotten it,
National Republican., 1878-04-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

d. CRATE Brown is lecturing on temper
ance: A better topic would be, what I saw
in T2.p
The Nationalists Of Pennsylvania are to
hold their State Convention In Philadelphia on
Wednesday, May 8. rr
CONGRESSMAN BLouNr, Of Georgia, who has
made prominent name in the House, will,
according to tho journals Of his State, have
little or no opposition for reelection.
Hon. THOMAS FLETCHER aud Hon. 8. P.
Hughes are to canvass the western aud north :
crn portions Of Arkansas rs candidates for the
Democratic nomination for Governor. Cover
nor W. X. Miller has been invited to join them
and says he will meet them at such times a.
he eau without neglecting his official duties.
The Democrats would have us believe that
Howe's criticism Of the President was solely
because the latter did not give him the
supreme judgeship. By the same logic, Sena-
tor Gordon's support Of the President was
solely because the latter did give him the
Federal patronage Of his State. Ditto Hoar
and Matthew'S Times.
The Baltimore Gazette says very truthfully:
1T Is about time for Congress to make the
necessary provisions for taking the tenth
census. There Is much In the way Of prelimi-
nary preparation 10 be done. The ninth
census, taken under the supervision of Prefer.
sor Francis A. Walker, was by far the most
complete aud accurate enumeration ever made
and 1t is to be hoped the tenth census will be
AS satisfactory as the last.
|. ANOTHER negro man was accidentally
killedin Georgia on Sunday week. The story !.
thus told by one of the State papers; Last
Sunday in Stewart County, white man named
Harris killed negro named Williams. Harri,
and a friend were riding in buggy when
they met the negro. They stopped and Harris
talked to Williams in a friendly manner, al
the same time fourishing his pistol in a very
extravagant style He was drunk, and shot
Williams In the foreherd, killing him in
stantly."
National Republican., 1878-04-05
twias, born of bsgus seenomy and pet log
livsd IN public populssity. n M


TIE ,worst-sbpsed Democrat, beAnd his
back, in the ccuntry to-day is MoNroonERY
BLAIR. To his face his co-partisans smile
sweetly, for they dare not intimate belief
that "Mr" HAYES is legally the President
Of these United States. As soon as his
back is turned, however, they use warm ad-
iectives, as it were, to qualify or character
ze him, his resolutions, and "old TILDEN''
himself But Mr. BLAIR plods on, con-
vinced in his own mind that he hrs got the
whip-lash ready for the backs Of his malign-
ers. Party discipline, prejudice, and big
otry are the agencies he will invoke to aid
him in his endeavors to land TILDEN in the
White House on the back Of terrapin.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

SPEAKsIG of General HANcocK's recent
embassy to New Orleans in behalf of AN
DkRsoN, the Philadelphia. Times says: "This
h carrying the commission business little
beyond ordinary depths, and unless some
thing is done to interrupt the system it may
be impossible to get friend Of the Admin
istration in Jail in any State without calling
out major-general"
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Is Puerile and Imbecile.

"The theory of isolation on which Mr. Hayes Is
acting Is puerilc and almost imbecile. Think of
Andrew jackson fearing that members of Congress
would gain an undue influence over him unless
ever fear that members would extou from him
something that he ought not TO grant II he he ad-
mitted them To his confdenceP An able Prcsi-
dent with the advantage OF his power, dignity and
prestige should court such intercourse, Us giving
him facilities for influencing legislation In the
public interest"
National Republican., 1878-04-05

rate, but now ofthe Republican persuasion.
It is very mild in tone and temper, but as
far as 1t goes Is truthful in its utterances:
-, MISS, March %, 1873.
You ask In one of your letters what Is the
result Of the years experience In the concilia-
tion policy? Now, I cannot better answer
that question than by citing the course Of the
Democracy In South Carolina against the Re-
publicans and In Louisiana against ANDERSEN
Upon the part Of HAMPTON and NICHOLS.
the Governors Of those two States there Is
some respect shown the General Government,
but their course has, in my Judgment, been
pursued more from fear than respect
All Southern Republicans of any sense and
dscernment know, as the President ought to
know, that nothing procured the release Of
ANDERSON save the fear that his retention rs
a criminal might raisea a row against Louisiana
in the Federal Cabinet or Congress.
In South Carolina aud Louisiana they do
give Republicans a form Of trial. and they al
ways convict them but In Mississippi they
never try anybody they are arrested, put In
jail, and then clubs take them out, and that is
the last of them. The valleys hiil-tops, and
streams Of Mississippi all hold the remains Of
murdered men, and all done in freedoms
name. If the fires upon the altar Of liberty
and human rights emitted the brilliancy and
burned with their former and proper heat,
deceit enveloping this State and disclose the
dark scenes bore enacted. am not much OF
believer in the conciliation policy. 1t has
brought peace, it is true, but at what cost
Virtually it has disfranchiscd half the people
and robbed them Of all liberty save in name
1t has virtually destroyed public education
the greatest interest Of all, white and black
Now, peace, after all, is not SO dear and sacred
as to justify government in securing 1t by
the sacrifice of constitutional liberty and the
dearest interests of people.
The Democracy of this nation, North and
South, are now rallying their forces for the
next Presidential election, and IL they succeed
(which God forbid) in seating the next Prcsi'
dent, In less than ten years therefrom war will
yet in the future for the re-establshment o
civil and political liberty will be longer and
severer than the one the President thinks he
averted by his conciiation policy. X.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

NEW JERSEY keeps step to the music of
the Union. All of the town elections held
in that State the present year show such
large and decided gains for the Republican
candidates, that there is no doubt of her be-
ing found in the Republican column of
States the coming fall
National Republican., 1878-04-05

WILL the Democracy in Congress stultify
their record of the past several years and
indorsc the "lumping" process in the matter
Of appropriations for the Agricultural De-
partment? But as this Department is run
solely in their interest, of course they will.
When they have finger in the pie special
appropriations arc unnecessary.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
fro. "a. .hi.r,.t.a ,a.y, :

aostins froa the shisrsseked sass, ~
sone coaster. "a ~ ~ : ~
n has becohe = much The hs,sit ola
class of Journals y nisrspresent sny man
who has been known as friend OF General
GRANT that the truth never stands in the
way of blow. The Times ought, If posi-
BILE, to elevate itself above that standard Of
journalism.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

ONE man with the asthma one diseased,
and another, a ships apothecary, would
make poor Falstafl'ian squad; and POLK
ought to have known better. That soldiers
roll did the business for him.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

JUDGE BLAIR doesn't mind the "cold
shoulder presented to him by the Demo-
srats in Congress in the least. He is hiding
his time, and will return terrapiu for NUT
ton, if the terrapin season lasts long
enough
National Republican., 1878-04-05
In the Muck and Miro Of Politics.
ha Da.,hIi.an

iIMuddy as the record Of the head of the Interior
Department may be- as a deliver AFTER hidden
things In the muck and mire OF politics he is not
success. In fact 1t doesn't pay him, and as Mr.
schurZ has not heretofore been one OF those who
work without pay-as was shown when he took
the stump for the Republican party and received .
salary OF $500 month therefor free railroad travel
and free hotel bils-ths wonder is that he persists
in 1t.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

The full text of the letter of President
HAYES to Attorney General DEvENs re-
garding the ANDERSON case is still sought
for.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

THE pungent remarks Of Mr. FRYE on
Wednesday last contained with their spice
20 much of truth and reason that they were
incontrovertible Thb POLK investigation
proved to be a serious matter for the Demo-
National Republican., 1878-04-05
The Lullaby Of DelusiOn.

New York Commercial Advertiser.l
Mr.. scoheld, who has Just been appointed to an
important place In the Treasury Department, says
that President Hayes is very strong with the peo
pie" This Is the song that every bird sings who
secures Office from the President or who Is eI'
pecting one. Tyler. Fillmore, and Johnson were
deluded by Just such lullabies.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
A Party without a Faith.

Newark (N. j. Daily Adyertiserl
VIII any one tell what is the political faith OF
the Democratic party? 1t has no one distinctive
dogma or any single purpose upon which II Is
united When man calls himself Democrat he
does not know what he is talking about, except
that he wants an Office.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
En-.

SHEPHERD.-On Thursday, April I, 1875. at $50 D.
M, alter loug aud panhil Illness, WILLIAM b.
sHEPHERD, In tile sixty-secOni year Ut his ugs.
MAx~ELL.-On the 30 Of April, lS7s, Mrs PRo-
TAsE MAXWELL ~ the nnely.ionrI year Of her age.
Her funeral viii take place at st. nOmimtcs Church
al o'clock a. III. Friday morning, April .. requiem
mass
National Republican., 1878-04-05

WEST VIRGINIA has lost S50O,OOO through
deiaulting shcrifis, not including the sums the
delsulters owe the counties. West Virginia
would put money in her pocket by abolishing
the office. The thieves will steal less than the
sheriff.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Church and State Essential.

HHlTINDHfG 1VItyIHFH,I
Pope Leo begins to show the cloven foot He has
declared that the loss Of the tempo
ra power renders the free exercise Of the spiritual
Impossible.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Famous or Infamous.

Portland Press.
This Democratic House will be famous or in
famous rather for It's treatment OF contested elec
ton cases. Thus far II has increased Its majority
by six, aud hasn't got through yet
National Republican., 1878-04-05
TRAYELERS, GUIDE.


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For Hss Sssx SSif sfsip. I'D sdsISss sss las. RIO
@ pfsss q pullman Psriof Cars. sS . N. daily, &.
FOR BfooSiyn, New Yort. al, through psins sooaess
Ssisy % . r SsS; p JaI;ss .les AVOID
Ing double ierriase and Journey across New York
FOR 1 y''H viz i"f sisspns sss % t @ From m @ %
For Phsdepnla, i:so m daily except sqnssy, snd
e u iof ahE sps ss sS M .nd4o
For rope. % GaS o.ea slIsRt Rs and 4 m dszy
For Sssa sS.das ss M and "a , m aany except
SAN RsB $fExisD%iHX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XSb S&SXsffSs
rs, ,ss s.S; " ss ssi,ss ma
r. sis fs.Yf IS s .Ss &s;asssH a. $40
on SUNDAY a, $40 and 10 !. m, and $40 p N.
Ss ssssRas
sS y and s
81 8 sfi ssss s
rnATk General ss":ss Mss:ss Al atr %
RALTIMokE AND ONO RAILROAD;
NATIONAL fffsf Line Ssb siioRf hourE :.
NORTH, WEST, NoRrH~n'T Nspy xsp souIawEsT; 81.
LEAVE wAsHrsaTos. !
500 M baltimore and way stations -,-
stfssburs, Winshesier. and Way ssaion, Va Relay
town Point rfqSSn y Rsss ssa ssg siaslon
YC RSsop Ss% TsIS sra s
.s:5 %;' ss Louis, Cincinnati cn,caso I r',,.spsx ,x
Psro esf snsssi S chR "a 70 hna
vile. Gincinnati. Columbus, chicaso. Junction, and
s9co a M. baltimore, AnnapolA and way stations
isioa m. Baltimore Eiiicott CITY. Annpaolis and
i:so }; M, New York and phr.d.lphia E.Iress
sso r. M. baltimore and way stations Winchester
IS ~ ?. m, baltimore, Bladenseurr and Laurel Er-
press Frederick via Relay.
way station. on Sunday 10 Pt Of ROCKS and way
| stations only.
$50 .. m, BALTIC, Annapolis and way stations;
ESQ p. m, Philadelphia, Norfolk and BAltimors
express. Ellicou City. Passengers for Norfolk taken
In the direct tn boat Canfon. No connection
Sunday for Norfolk. Erfr t
| 'C:5O p. M baltimore and way stations.
| .6.3 p,m Chicago and Columbus express SLEEP
| ING CAR to Chicago.
| I'D p. m- baltimore express.
sfcj p. M, ST. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsonry
press. SLEEPING CAR to 1T, Louis and Pitisburg
No connection for Pittsburg on Sunday.
800 D. ni., New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
expresA SLEEPING CAR TO New York, and 81 r.
| CIAL SLEEPING CAR to Philadelphia
| . Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
sunday myiaU
National Republican., 1878-04-05
HIKRIEI.

PoPE-CAsSEIL.- Wednesday evening, April
g. ls7S nj the residence OF Mrs H. g. severance, sister
of the bride by the Row Dr. l.. Rankin Mr.. n. Y.
PuPE, OF Chicago, Ill, TO Mrs. l.. A. CAssELL, Of
Louisville, Ky. No cards.
lLOulsYIne papers please c0pyl
National Republican., 1878-04-05
A Rnt-Un Inll.
The Man. nnd a strnnr Onc. Too.

New York Evening Express.
The Anderson business looks uicomfortably like
a put.up job.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

TEERE is no necessity u neglect your business If
you will only use Dr, Bulls Cough Syrup at once
The most reliable remedy in the world Tor coughs,
cnlds NC
National Republican., 1878-04-05

Petersburg Post.
Three Republican papers In the Northwest have
declared for Grant for President In 1880. He will
be the man, and a strong one too.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
THE SITUATION Down SOUTH.

We give below an extract from q letter
which has been received in this city from
an intelligent citizen, formerly Confede-
rate, but now ofthe Republican persuasion.
1t is very mild in tone and temper, but as
National Republican., 1878-04-05

The National Republican has = larger
legitimate daily circulation than all the
ether morning papers Of the District com
bined.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

FRIDAY fIi.itiIIIi APRIL s. ISIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
ESSEX COUNTY TAXES.

The Board OF Assessors Of Essex cousty N. j.. met
yesterday IN Newark ana fixed the valuation Of real
and personal property the cities and townships OF
the county ior the year 1878. Tax Commissioner
Buchanan, OF Newark, presided ana Assessor W. L.
smith, ofOrsnge. acted secretary. Tho returns re-
ported to shs Board were iollows:-From
Newark-Rsal estate. S66.2s 500; personal,
sl0 ss2, ll5; indeb.sdaess $l41l ,o45; total, $s4
10. $50; number Of polls, 2llao Townships
Real estate. 500 s4l.l47; personal S3,lOl, 4O7 |;
Indebtedness, $2ss. $50; polls, ',6lS The grand
total valuation OF The county was nxed at $l0s
the county rate beng ~. The amount 10 be raiscd
tor the year fixed $50 40 g. The rate 10
the same this year last, though the valuation Is
So less total vauaito in 1877 Ueing fixed
STA $40, 000 la tue meeting yesterday tho town
sbtps tried their VALUATIONS much lower than
IN the city. Commissioner Connolly opposed this ac
ton strenuousiy that the townships recsded, and
the Valuations were made uuiiorm. Mr. Coppoliv
also moved that nereaiter the Board hold spring
meetings SO that they could agree upon Uniform nc.
ton. The mOtio3 Was carried.
The Newark lax Board met last evening aud fixed
the tax tollows-Gty, 96 conts; SINKING tund
20 cents; wafer bonds, 10 cents. Total 81 70. TO
this to be added he county rate, ~ nts, makir
q grand total OF 81 d.. Last year Il Was 81 &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
WHO SHALL PROSECUTOR

There appears to be doubt as TO where belongs
the jurisdiction necessary To prosecute the asssant
OF Michael Keiaher who shot at Pleasant Valley.
on the HUDSON, on Sunday last Early yesterday
morning the prisoner taken 10 the Roosevelt
Hospital In Fifty street. Tor the purpose ofidsn
t,2cailon The wounded recognized Healoy as his
assaiant and sad I'll saw him put his hand 10 ihe
bacE OF mis- pants and draw tho pistol and then he
placed against my stomach and fired" The prisoner
was subsequently, arraigned before Judge Ferry,
Third District Court, Brooklyn, and committed
10 the Raymond Street JAN. Eleven persons
who weyo IN tho vicinity OF the scene
when the shooting took place were also arrested BY
The police and were held Ia bail TO appear as wit
nsssss in the case Tue New York police .nat
they mol want the prisoner as the crime was not
committed wtnin their jurisdiction They cl,im that
the barge which the ARRAY took place WAS madc
fast TO the dock the tme and that they had there
iore power 10 prosecute. As the crime was not
committed IN Kings county tho Brooklyn ponce 90
seI Is within their province " prosecute, but
they will hold the NJ all nazarus 20 aoide the
penalty OF the law, amt viii communicates with the
magistrate wtthin whose jurisdiction the shooting,
winch will DOUBTLESS prove fatal, occurred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23

1.-THE BLIND MAN ELOQUENT"

RxrUnx OF THE REV. Dir. MILBURN-PRoM-
Row. DIR. hilburn. SC we'll known as "the Blind
Man Eloquent" returned IRON Europe ny the Baltic
on Thursday last, having been absent years and
three months During thss time DR.. Mburn travelled
IN Great Britain ireland aDout thirty Thousand
miiss preaching aud iectur ng than hundred
times. Ae became acquainted during his travels with
perhaps u larger number oil people ana waited q
larger number Of homes any other American be.
tore him. Among the particular friends whom ne
visited ana OF whom he much Was Thomas Car
lyle. DR.. Muburn will probably have ready Tor next
season lectures on '.Wnat Bind Man Saw IN Ire
land, IN Scotland, w. we'll 10 kupiaud," aua on
otnvr SUBJECTS ensbodyinR results OF his observations
ana travels. IL will be remembered that the
Doctor was chaplain to the Congress OF the
United States ~ 1916 anu again In 1868,
q sentence IN either House Congress-
Perhaps there ts but one man IN Wash gtou
now-Aiexander H. stephens, OF Gcorgia--wno
III congress when Dr. MiDurn was cusp-
lain. DR.. Miburn's earliest associations
Wooster, Calhoun, CrttenAen aud the other
who formed the second generation Of American
siatesmen. and probably no MP has larger
vared store r.unis enuss ertvcd IRON persop mi
tue Atlantic lie N still hasc and hearty, and IL 10
that raconteur he 10 sinost unsquaIIed. DR.
M,ourn was Tor some years pastor Of the Pac'nc
street Methodist Church, Brooklyn. from 1851
1868 vi john Street Church, III Inis otty DURING
ministry oil more Than thirty i've he spoken
en- IN average almost every uay aud travelled about
stght eye entirely anu that OF ,he other IN
great measure when ne was only Ave years oil age,
lew have successfully overcome difncuI.
sies IN the acquisition Of kbo~cage, aud he BRUCE
thought His new lectures promissto be rich Ia sx-
perIences vi UIu worlu ways
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
THE TwENTY-sEvENTH REGIMENT.
Arturo OF THE CITIZEN SOLDIERS FOR
NARTHA's vINtYARD.

DEPARTURE OF THE CITIZEN SOLDIERS FOR
MARTAA's vlNixABD.
The Twenty-sevcnth regiment Of The STATE National
Guard, Colonel John I. Underhili commanding, en-
barked yesterday afternoon AT haiipast O'Clock.
Tho Granite STATE, Tor Martha's Vineyard, where
tho corps Will pass week IN camp. The regiment
assembled IN marching order ut eleven O'CLOCK tho
public parade ground, Morrisania, where the
were mlIuiely inspected by the eouimsnaiug
officer Alter gong through tho iormali-
ties OF Dress parade corps took
special train 10 the Grand Central Depot
whicn reached a lew minutes before three
O'Clock. Here line again formed, aud alter
breaking in,o open column, right IN 'front.', Colonel
Underhill marched his men down to Union square
Hall distance column was again formed on The open
space In rOul OF Sarony's art rooms, near the
Everett House, where II uad been arranged that tho
Twcnty-.eveutu should be photographed. The regi-
ineut ala not get TO Union square TIL ten ninutes
before tour O'Clock, and quarter Of an hour alter
ward tue was doing ito best TO stnnd at easc''
under the inauence oI tns artists seven aud half
inch le0A
GUESTS GuARD
Alter being pnotog rapned Inc Dcia, stan and limo
officers Ola Guard Armory, Union 50 uare.
where suusaantiai collation. awaited tnefn. The
rang aud ,ie cuno into the ~ dotacn lnents
aud shared the proven bal hospitality oil the Old
Guard, oil which distinguished body Colonel Under
I'M, :, member. Captain Z. II. Todd, Captain Farrs.
L., euteGanls Bruce, Balm and Others, together with
over hity uiemUcrs, did the honors aud made the
speeches OF The occasion Tor tue metropolitan
OF the visitng resinelt, supported by Colonel
Thompson ana sIalvr CoDurn. responded IN
approximate terms From Union square tho
1weaty seventh, accompanied by a s.roog delega-
ton vi tAcir entertainers, nsrcncd along hast Nine
street the East RIVER where corps
barksd Tor useir destination amid considerable up.
plause from .eif friends large oi sight
seers. VINO nai awaited themselves OF the splendid
weather TO ssc the Westcoester men take Their de-
parture Tor East. The regimen. has gone NJ The
invitation oil the directors OF The Marthas Vineyard
AssociaLloh aud VIII stay week. IL turned eight
nands vi twsive hies front; but u Is acted tnas
wIthin lew days four hu Ddred VI all ranks
Will bs under arms camp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
YELLOW FEVER AND BALLAST.
PHYSICIAN SUGGESTS THAT ALL SHIPS BE
RELIEVED Or BALLAST TEN MILLS OUT or
PORT.

PORT.
No. Is BEDFORD AVENUE. |
BROOKLYN, July %, 1878
To TIN EDITOR HreALo:-
AS my name has nsIred somewhat In calling earl
attention the existence OF yellow lever ut the Navy
Yard beg 10 make a 'orIcf statement Inc HERALD
aud other papers have credited me with having
'heard OF a case OF yellow foyer boird the Colo
RADIO" Such is not the TACT; i only suspected the
presence OF yellow lever there from lew ymptoms
aud from the significant tact that the United States
recruits the receiving ship Colorado were the ones
taken sick while engaged IN unloading bal
las, from u merchant vessel that had ar
rived from IN injected port. With these sus
nj ciens only addressed note TO tho sccrc
tary Of the Brooklyn Board Of Health saying that
some disease OF u magn character bad appeared Oh
the Colorado, and suggested inquiry. Two sanitary
inspectors we're seut TO the spot and found nothing
UNUSUAL there aud it Is due 10 them nd 10 tho officers
charge OF tho Colorado TO that no decided ~ mp
toms oil yellow lever had up TO that time bcen deve
oped, and consequently no uisqcietude was ielL But
day or tMo later ono or two patients that had been
showed uncauvocal sy MS OF the dreaded disease and
wrro reported at once 10 tie BROOKLYN Board Of
Health by DR.. Cowes. Let thai called at tho
hospital yesterday and learned IRON Dr. Cowes that
cases had appeared, aud the three remaining
IN the hospital were convalssccnt
DR.. Cowes made u suggestion wnicn tho
HERALD could accept with great benent 10 every
purl OF entry The United States be sug-
away every port. lnts IS wise scgXeston, ior
u large portion vi ballast is made up from swsepnss
OF tho Streets cutters OF iurslrn cities, ana hose
swee ings musy contain the germs OF typhus or small
pox something worse, ana in this way al! SORTS oil
ipiectious diseases may be brought 10 our SHORES.
Let all ballast then port be thrown overheard
outside OF Sandy Hook, and thus make sure tning
against tho Importation OF contason 10 New xoik
and Brooklyn, so lar mt least us ballast Is concerned
l hate tue word "0anst' tor there Is nothing clean
coely about aud let the holds OF our vessels be
freed from It outside Of the city.
o. Ii. SMITH, N. ID.