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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
.M1S, SHIP NEWS. .A,
PORT OF NEWPORT.
AR RIv ED.


THURSDAY, July Is,
Schrs Superb, Curtis, FIN +. River for Har.
rinston Madawoska, Willard, do for Pictop.
Schrs Convoy, Nickerson, from Boston
Hannibal, Newbnry, f. River Sibil, White,
and New Polly, White, do for Yarmouth !;
Richard Thompson, Buck, aud Gen"a, Lam
phsre, PGsy. for Philad, Ploughboy, Pierce,
do for Bahgor
'Soops Lady Washington, Lones, Rondoui
for Bristol Empress, saow, New hediord for
Norwich.
Passed up, Ar. NJ, bark Pilgrim, Collins, Of
and for Somerset, ftaN, Atlantic Ocean absent
ne montis-was last reported (no daie,) At
Isle OF Grand, with 1000 bbls sp oil.
/ FRIDAY, July "a
schr Darius, Mickey son,f'" Boston for Progi,
dencc.
sloop Yuale, Bennett, hn New York for F.
River.
\ SATURDAY, July IS.
Schrs Increase, Neril, I'm I. River for Thorn
aston ; Senator, Sawyer, do. for Portland ;
Elizabeth, Clarke, Prov. for Ysllast John
W, Smith, Jarvis, Philad. Export, pArdeer
| F. River. 7
/ sloop Hudson, winslow, Prov. for N. Bed
ford ''''''''
ruNDAy, July is.
II DhTk fsinpTest, w eeh"H, ID haye I'oiI !"
tup for F. Rivcr-On Friday, at 2P. NJ. 2;
miles SE of Nantucket Shoals, pass ed sitame
Great Weetcra, lIoskins, "a hours FIN N. Yorl
for iverpool-sieamios it in ine style.
Brig Vanguard, (Br) Gard, l3 days from
Pictou for Z. River.
schr Rowena, Williams, days I'm ocracoke N. G
Cor market.
sioop Yigilant, Heath, I'm N. York via Provj.
II MONDAY, July II.
H Schrs Position, Osn,er, I'm Camden Commodor,
Wilcox, Virginia Caroline. Brghtrnnn, T. River 10
N. York Chace Abbot, Prov. tor Turks Island.
TUESDAY, July ls.
Schrs yestn Iadcu, and Barton, Iawless, I'm Philnd
Mary Elizabeth Smith, Sn, brook Charles NJ. Thomp
son, Seecy Phiai for r. River. with loss of main ga
AMI mansuii much apli, aud torn.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.
wR,sHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

A fresh supply Of the above invaluable
Medicine, just received from the N. y. Once
Of the North American College OF Health,
and for sale by the subscriber, who Is The
only authorized agent for this town.
July col ANNA M. EDDY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20

THE WARMEsr DAY. Yesterday
was the warmest day by 3 degrees we
have had this season-thc thermometer
mt 2 o. IN. stood at 80. We have had
but few drops of rain since our last
and none OF any consequence in over a
month. The earth is exceedingly
purched up on this Island, End vcgeta-
ton will suffer to an unusual degree il
we are not blessed with rain very soon.
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q aNpiNG and fcr sale from tho vessel. ~
- pcr,or southern white COR.N, ~ lots Il
-ui, purchasers, BY
July ~. J, W NV i'N
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20

The Fall River Monitor came 10 US on
Saturday, somewhat shorn of its former
dimensions and "lair proportions" but
nevertheless in good style, and in good
spirits, promising something still better
hereafter. 1t presents dismal picture
Of the eti;cts of The late fire, but on the
other hand, shows and acknowledges
how promptly and ciTeciually the calaml-
ty has been ameliorated by the Lenevo-
lent, both at home and abroad.
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v Roston, Feb. %, 1919.


The reader will perceive by perusaI OF tie
first aud second certificates that the Panacea
has pro,uerd remarkabIr cures Of two OF the
mos, obstinate diseases resulting from impurities
ol the blood, viz ErysipcIus aud Scrolulous
bumo,. ha, these diseases result from such
cause and cannot be- relieved unless the cause Is
removed, no intelligent pfy,ician viii deny :;
that the, are obstinate aud dnhcul. 10 cure,
there are too many affecting and mrlanchc',
arocf4 in 'hc comnrnlty. aud that ,hc Pauncca
has effected cures Of hem, and IN cases oi long
standing, the above certificates are sufficient
proof Thc two last, , w; dyspepsia and gene,
raj debility, are among the most common and
Iroublpsnn. diseases with winch the conlnuuiiN
are afflicted, and give rise 10 great suffering, both
mental and bodily, II VII he seen that TIE
/ Prnacca ha- produced cerlaln snd radical cures
m ,onc bad eases nr that claas. by uscring
other certificates IN oar possession, we roud
show the wonderful effect which this Pandcc'
has proIuccd IN all the dlreasns Tor which ~
/ recommend ~ use hut tlls wc think vill h'
sUiho,m To convince Uil " no can be coh>incct
by prooL
Persons should hc particularly cautions, II
they wish Tor the GcnuIrc Medicine. Away
'ha ,nrr and ask ior tho Danjchon Panaeea, du'
Y receive 40 other.
/, For sale wholesale and rc,aI. by tho pro pre-
ior.. RANSOM & STEVENS, thom'Nt an'
Druggists. Armory Hall Building, 325 Washing
ton street, Boston.
N Also for snlc by their duly appointed agents
Newport. Il. Il. Hazard ana u. }. Tal lot
Idntpg,.,s Bristol, ,.W w, Briggs, w. " )
B,vlry. drncgi.is; Warren. WIN '"rkc'
d,rgei,t: -wnnaoy. John \ Wood. dwGgl>'
! ,nd tv drureit,s throughout the County.
4. iuy 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
Messrs. Ransom & Stevens

'Gp,i,.m-u-j nm hnppy Ia inform ynn and through
M the public the wonderful enerts wirh YOUR ctl-
ehrnpd Dm, lion and Tomato Pnnnc-a has had up"h
me- hslieve ~ 10 lie dut! winch owe 70 nfy tefe"
citizens 10 circulate ~ extensively may he nlie the
virtues or vanabs n,tdicne, In order TINT nil Hh"
mr.. suffering from disease like myself be restored
10 health can inr,ily eNprrss my gratitude when
luun hnck ,pnn my pst nnd present sincrt is feel
inrhnt those only cIn Tenss, who, lnm the torment
ing suffering at 'er that thgy are res'ed
to brnth Agnin. Nv disease was that horrible one
called Dyspepsia. Constant unen-ttsH hhef eating,
pans the head, shoulders, side. back hnd limbs 'n'-
gnnr assi,ulc, co,iytupss restless nights nna un"'
Iortnhc a,s had fe,Ired me 30 much thdi hnd given
u nll hopes Of ever henE well. had ,rrd EtrH Va
rr,y ol medicine aud Wl l purpnss until puyehn'r1
your Dnu.lion and Tomato Pnharea alter the use o
lew bottle. my pnins lett mcmy appetite returned npd
my food sts well, gaining nrsh mud rei lke hr
hrnR mike this unsolicited confession to lon with
much pleasure ci very desiruns that all who are
nIiiic like NY s.if may Try yoifr excellent Pnnaeon
~ ELIZA PODESTA,
AnxIL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
GREAT ZooLoGicAL EXHIBITION -

GREAT ZooLoGicAL Exhibition =
We advise every one to embrace the
opportunity. of attending this rare and
grand exhibition. Owing to their posi-
tive engagements elsewhere, they can
make no longer tsrry with us than to-
day. Performances during the day
and evening, take place as follows
from 8 to l2 o'clock-from p. M. to
6-and from 7 to 10 in the evening.
1t is impossible to give any adequate
description Of the "varied attractions
Of this superb collection Of wild ami
mails, birds, serpents, &C." "The
whole animal kingdom, in all the multi
plici,y aud variety Of its objects. pos
sessing sufficient interest, is brought to
the actual view Of the spectator, in a
perfection and beauty not elsewhere to
be found .t-.. .....
Among the very astonishing perior'
mances of the celebrated Lion King
HERR DRiEsBAoH, while in the cage
with the lion. tiger, panther and leop
ards, he Wngnetizes LEOPARD. Afte
tho operation, there seems a spell upoI
the animal-by raising and dropping
he falls entirely lifeless, and shows tha
there is no deception in the science o
Mesmsrism, at least as practiced b.
Driesbach. This connected with hi
other achieyements, furnish great at
traction.
No one need apprehend any DANCE
from the animals, as they are saIel
Gagged. and under the perfect control {
their Keepers.
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AUCTIONS.
SHERIFE'S SALE.

NEWPORT, Sc
YDY ,ir,mcf nm Execution issusJ oot
Id the Coufs ef Conn,un Pleas for =
Conn,y ~ N.~pori. Kossmber Term, iot
in favor of Prarce " Turner and a. n,e dire
ed and delivered, Twill sell n, Public A"a.i"
on thu premises to the biSlrcst biAAtr, on n
duy, July 2lN lo43, st ton b'elock A. NJ.
Al the right. title and interest thst Thomi-
n. 1'a,l. Thnmas n. Pprrasi,'~~. rf:dwsrd
Yonnr and John A. RowIry all Of tin" Count.
Of Acco,nack, und State or Virginia, had On th.
6,h day "f April, leta, at 9"'cI"ck r. N ia
and 10 ihe Thomas T. Tsyior estate, 80 called,
situated in said Newport, und eopsi'tlrE or q
I,t of land with the buildings thereon, h"undsd
as foiIows west on Thames Street, son'hsfiy
IIus.ard. ea.rerIy on land ofsaid Hsssard, and
hdtilsr'y on Ann si'%cf.' 80 .
| .nsti1 Conditions nj sale.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS, SAsviG
Newport, Jahe 20, IS43. - 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
Fall Length Profile Likeuessss'
Taken with Scissors only,
ALA SILHOUETTE.
SAMUEL METFORD
Has the pleasure TO inform the Citizens and
visitors of Newport,

,u,HAT he has just arrived from New York.
i OF which place, throughout the Northern
States, and in South Carolina and Georgia,
he has been most successIul IN taking F'nl'
Lenr,h Iikencsses If many Of tic niost
prcminen, members of tic Church and Bar,
and upward. of 5000 Of the n,6si dIstn-
puishcd ciizens. The faithful outline ~
Feature and grace of figure Of his Profile.
mus, De secn to be appreciated. Mr.. NJ WI
be happy TO take ihe lkenesses cf Ladies' and
Gentlemen WIN 8,l fuyur him with q tn'l, At
his Room in Pelham street. opposite Town
sends Hotel.
II required Mr.. N. will attend Families a,
their residence after 6 o'cloek, Z. NJ, Tor
groups.
TERMS.
Full Length, sitting. slT5 Duplicates, s,l'inr, y On
II Dn. standing, ! Is Do snndns, -
Ilthih.sn, et Do thndreh, ;. :.
BGsts,' 80 DO bW'",' q
B-Mr. NJ. will only remain in New
! pori, for very short period.
Il Newport July l3, 1913.
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BosToS, April 3, 1919
Nrssrs. Ransom & Stevens


Dear Sirs-it is with much pleasure hand yon few
hur- relative 10 ythr DnIdchon ana iomht" fhhh'eh'
Nv daughter having hr-I afflicted from her lnnncy with
scruIului, hunor aud nvIle rns, aud had resnried
n the many ,iilrrcut nrIirue- advertised TO- rrlci
would here certify that | have rpuud M medicine
,hrh has given such perfect satisfaction and much
rrliui, ns Suuf DHndelun ard Tnmni" fnhaces.
wuul teromncrG il ANY pcraun who may be afflicted
! IN Tie Ike maifHtr.
~. 49, '' knst respectfully yours, ,.,,,.,,,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
ELIZA PODESTA,
No. I. Clinton pntte, Boston
lnn.nm 8 Steyens:

Mcssr, Gansom 8 stevens
deem; 4, uy dary to The public, and hut matter ri
u.,tre to yourselves. iotine the result of thv 'rnl
- hch nv tS5. la. made with >uur MvnlurhlG sttHhi
cons,rrnied extract D,ndtflon mud Tomato PahnceH
She hp. been III Tor qu,s number ot years hns been
ing her strength aud hesh, nd has hPpesr-
I M n, re orI the reach pf medicine and melicn' Hn
bout ne wteks since she commrnced the n'e tt ytur
Psnnccn, aud was much encouraged ny ihcu'e 4"
h. arst hottie that she has continued II tn tue reeh'
time and ammo happy to say that she ~ sslnrR hei
nesh and strength, and able to take her usual anoh
Of exercise and decidedly In better health nnj spf'
hnu she has been Tor ,ehrs PAST w"llh inos' ehr
'.,,v nLyi., al who are afflicted with debility mt,
nnuri,es ri the blood make use AT "nce, hhd WIN
ON, lnnv Of ,our safe aud entire remedy, The D"nde
lion aud Toh,nio PHnac,a 80, =, n,,
No Allen tiryct, Boston.
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MEMOIR

Al Havana, st inst Brig Poland, Smith, for Y. York
5th ;-schr Hannah, Woudman. for Isle OF Principe
dg
At Key West, 9Th inst schr Gen. Cobb, Hammond
I'm n Orleans, discg cargo Corn damaged. The @. Z
WINS hound for this port
Arr ut New Orleans, 7tb, schr Rio, Colzens, days
from Pensacola
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M a g l,s : Is & rs.

In Bristol, on Wednesday the l2,h inst Mr..
John Springer, to Miss Clarissa Gr'nne'l, both
of Bristol.
In Warren, Cd inst Mr.. IIrzckah NJ Peek,
to Miss Ad"Iino d daughtc Of Capt. joel
Sawtc!l, all Of Warren 9th, Capt. Samuel
Cole, to Miss Mary T., daughter of the late
Capt. Samuel Martin, all Of Warren.
In Providence, l2th inst. Mr.. Caleb ). Mcr-
rian,, of Westminster, Mass, TO Mss Abby
A. Parker, of Providence.
Ia Pawtuckrt, 18th inst. Mr. Ray Fnirman,
of North Providence, K. J., to Miss Mary An
dcrson, oi' pawtucket, Mass.
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Letters,

kEMAIsIso ~ fHL rosr ortitE, NEWPORT
W. "'. u. L., yuLy lsi, leA3
uT .qdoertis.d letter. ars placed ina separate
tOr Persons sppiying for h.m @'H please ca"
for "ADyEkrIstD LETTGm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20

At Market 295 Beef Cattle, 90 Cows and
Calves, 1900 Sheep aud 100 Swine.
PRrcEs--Hcof C.l!tg-A small advance wns
effected un some qualities. We quote very
few extra 4 75 n So; first quality 30 4 62
second quality $l a4s5; third quality, 40 Il
I25
Cows and Cplyos-salcs at SIG, $40, $2i and
$50.
\ Shecp-Sales Of lots at 30, l %, S2 and %.
/ Swine-No lots were sold 10 peddle htre-
tail from l-2to6 DC.
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2E cents Reward.


4 r the annual meeting of the Slockhold.
~ era of tho Traders Bank. on Monday Mo
3d inst. the following gentlemen were unani.
,nously elected Directors fnr ,he year 'ns'i.
mo. W.: Edum Wllbnt. Milton Hail. rh" d.
G.. Brown. Il. nlsMn Marsh, lr Thdmas W
Brown. William Y. Potter. Oliver Read. J'o
A. Pcckham md Io-"ph Y. Perry aud at =
suhscqupn, meeting ct the lrerintS, ~ 'hN
aamr day, Edwin Wilbur, ESQ. WIS cybbr5
President. ,
..''' Benz MpNFORD, Cashier,
. Newport, Jnyi isl3-;iw.
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Auction and COmmissioIn Store.

- II. e. &. LAWTON, would inform
-. their friends a. the community genernl-
", that they have taken ths si"le' No e7,
Thames street, foi the trnnsncIJon of the
Apc,inn and Commission business, aud hope
by siric, attention io my business inirustcd
to them N mcri, portion OF the public pat
ronnre. Auction sales attended at nny part OF
the Town. {. Lntcton. .7uctr. Juiy l3.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, July II, i843
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser e Patr!'
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superior Court.


Drc. 2--Robet d. Wynkoop vs. John s. Hdrts.-This
action TO special damages for the breach
of n contract TO deliver ~ 600 lbs. Of beef In the
month Of February last the plaintiff entered into
ranty contract with the defendant TO deliver TO him al his
this of smoked dried and properly cured
beef be packed in the month Of March in good hogs
heads and 10 be delivered before the latter end Of
May. In the month Of April one-thrd was delivered and
paid for, but the parties disagreed as to the inspec
ton Of the remainder and tho defendant refused
70 allow named Baker to examine the
beef. On the other hand the plaintiff refused
to attend ut the smokehouse of the defendant and then and
there select the pieces he preferred The consequence
that the defendant declined to comply with the terms
ohe contract saying that the plaintiff was an old gran
NY and he would not any more beef for him. as he
wanted IL to be smoked too dry and hard The plain
tin waited until the time Of the contract had expired and
then brought in suit The Court charged the Jury that
the painthad acted perfectly correct and entitled
to verdict The defendant did not pretend to set that
the plaintiff had refused to comply with his part Of the
contract only that he coupled the nlflmen with
dtion which he could not comply with The defendant
bound to deliver good and well cured beef and he
could not his nonulillment the ground that
the plaintiff had refused to select it, There obi.
CATION on the plaintiff tender the amount of the value of
the beef until the quantity had been offered 70 him at his
store by the defendant II appeared that the dislike to al
low Baker TO inspect the beef arose from his being rival
smoker.
The Jury unhesitatngiy gave the plaintiff verdict for
$780,
Peter SchuAs rs. Junius s. Lewis.--1his action
for damages done the premises No 81 West street.
cd by the plaintiff The defendant occupies the adjoining
property as coal yard and had piled up the coal against
the side OF the house OF the plaintiff thereby causing TO
settle in the opposite direction cracking the walls and
otherwise damaging the owner in the quiet and pcaccabe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-28

DARING BURGLARY IN AIBANY.-On Tuesday
morning daring burglary committed at the
house of Hon. Archibald Mcintyre, North Pearl street.
The robber entered from the through the window Of
Mr.. McI's sleeping The thief seized gold chro
nomeer extnguished the light and demanded Of Mrs NJ
all the money in the house He did not succeed. how
ever attaining his object and left the house The po
lice Immediately alarmed and sentinels were sta
toned at all points in the neghborhood After couple
hours they discovered him emerging into Orange street,
He had taken of his Shoes hoping thus to escape unob
served but Immediately seized Bua he succeeded
in again making his escape and In consequence Oh the
dark ness avoided discovery lie however left behind him
in stable, the watch he had stolen together with two
and dropped his hat and shoes in the street. which
was hoped would finally lead to his detection.
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possession thereof II appears that there originally had
been fence between the parties but that the defendant
had torn it down. AMI piled the coal eighteen feet high
against the house When the damage was first mentioned
him he promised to repair it, but the promise being UNI
fulfilled redress sought in the present action The case
will probably occupy the Court the greater part of Thurs
day (to-day)
Before the Chief Justice.
Edcad WetheraHe t ais. ps .7cker Sherif,-This was
action brought against the late Sheriff to da
images for the loss OF certain property appears that
plaintiff issued attachment against the property OF an
abscondng debtor and placed it in the hands of Sheriff
Acker who seized the property and removed it, but the
landlord followed IT, and by virtue of dstraipng war
rant he obtained possession oft The plaintiff sues for
the loss sustained The will be summed up at the
opening Ofthe Court on Thursday (to-dayD
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To THE Rev. DR.. WAINwRIaHT.

SIR
In reading the excellent report of your lecture on
National Music, in the Herald of this morning, l
was struck with the total want OF information you
displayed in handling this subject. From IN; first
TO the last your great aim seemed to be, that the au
dience Uew they were) should quite understand
that you had called them together for the purpose
of hearing the celebrated DIR. Wainwright lecture
on DR.. Wainwright, being a great man and, pro-
oundly ignorant OF the sublectyou took The liberty
of using puff to collect the few that did gather
together. II was much Of piece with your speech
at the New England Dinner; on returning thanks
for the clergy of that district of country which gave
tues, amlability, and learning of celebrated d.
vine,. whilst you strongly reprobated his religious
principles.
In speaking of the ode, by Rufus Dawes, and
sung so splendidly by Mr.. Brough, you again ere
probated," (you are fond Of this term,) in mark
ed manner, its being sung to the tune of "God
save the King" Were you not told, at the time,
il was written by the poet expressly for that ex9ul-
site, that noble air, and could not be adapted to
any otherl How long have you been so ultra re-
publican that you should object to the employing
so regal Gin every sense of the word) an agent tor
the musical conveyance of the poets beautiful
wordsl When you used your own favorite express
slon that you "reprobated" "church without
bishop, and State without a church" did you
not then think of the bad taste of employing Old
Engand's noblest melody to celebrate New Eng
lands greatest glory!
With all sorts of respect and regard for your ac-
qulrements, my dear Doctor, look to your feet
stake heed lest you fall'-and pray lecture for the
future what you do understand, and do not
again attend public dinners for anything less than
the love of the cure of mems souls or you may fall
into the just contempt of those who think that the
Apostles were lowly and meek, and when they did
lecture the Jews and Gentiles, it was on the meek
ness, the goodness and glory of Christ crucifed.
Apooglzing for thus lectunng you, on what DO
understand, ! take my leave; and, lastly, recon.
except in your several churches.
Yours, respectfully, TAUNTON, Mass.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

form the public generally that he pepssed to serve np
his spacious and popular Saloon, Creams yelie Coffee
Oysters every style Conectonaes gene ally and in shsrt
all kinds of Refreshments usually found similar esab sh
OF the first ca.s Families will be supp at short
lies at the png usy low price Of six ssgs er quart Of as
tonary Wholesale and all kinds of pyramids
for public parties al OF
Toys sui'able for the holidays for sale, exeme low
NB-A articles sent out from his est bishment are war
rated equal to anything OF fore manufacture HIS
have had the honor or serving but he
pledges himself his cles shall be suitable for the
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-28
Another MISUNDERSTANDING.

MR. BENNETT
There is yet another nuisance which has not been
noticed in your incompatible Herald. refer to
awnings at this season of the year being general
ly great nusances, especially during ram and snow,
particularly so when not stretched fully across the
side walk, and that is the with most OF those
now up. What is the consequence The rain
pours down IN streams on the passers by, when IT
ought to pour into the gutter outside. But this Is
not al-many Of them are full of holes, mere rags,
and disgrace to the, owners of every store to
which they are attached. But more than that, 1t ls
unlawful The ordinance Of the corporation says,
taat no awning post shall remain in the streets at,
intention of the law and i is the duty OF the street
commissioner to enforce it. But he does not. II
you 60 to the Mayor, he sends you to the street
commissioner, and when you call on him, he says
corporation attorney, and lay the complaint before
him. When you cali on him, he tells you you must
make out list of the, names and numbers OF the
stores, with particular description OF each aw-
ming, &c. &c. Now, sir, consider that this way
of doing things is inconsistent, absurd-nay more,
useless Why pay. men for doing nothing? Why
put the burden on the private citizen who gets no
pay? Why make ordinances, appoint officers to
gut those ordinances in force and pay them large
salaries, when they cannot or will not do IT. Let
the ordinance be expunged, the office abolished,
wants do not adopt the doctrine and practice OF the
Hon. Josiah Quincy, when he was Mayor OF Bos-
ton, that all nusances ought 10 be removed With
out complaint and before complaint" 1t is TO be
get the reins next spring, that they will clean out
the Augeian stable, and reform every nuisance and
abuse in existence in Gotham All admit the ne
cessy of reform, and but few expect from either
wings or locofocos, they now are and have been
managed. Reform, reform, reform is imperiously
called for, and must be obtained, and corrupt poll
ticians must be driven into their former insignih-
canoe, to gain an honest living by hard and honest
labor, instead OF iattenlng at the public CRIB. 80
mote it be, say l.
N. Bit may be proper to state that the aw
nings complained of are in Pearl street near Will
about thirty in all, which do not cover the side
walk, and many Of them more hole-y than right
eous.