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A NEW Route rittsburg, via the baltimore, sus-
qehanra and Pspryircrio Rairoaf T1roueh to Pisbr
B hours train " will leave Calvert station daily
States Washington Baltimore
connecting with the fast line Mddlctown M,
irving At Harrisburg st ~ p. M, to dinner
The Harrisburg for he striving
HoidayrburG Athis point passengers option
either the Johnstown,
sta direct fros Holiidsysburg Ptt<burr. i.
Tckets will be sold the following by this
York, wgbtsvIIc, Coumbis Marietta Middetown Harrisburg
New Port, Mncvsown Peysvie Le~on, Mcyeystown
tngdon HoIidsyshure and Pittsburg
This with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, shppensbuE, Cbsmbersbug and
other points this road.
from Washington
Of the will
dep Ohio Railroad Company
receive the baggage which
ROBERT sTEwART,
Oct l-du Ticket Agent
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NOTICE--I,and No 1891 the under
IN signed June 1sfs private in Captain Coicmsns company
by the commissioner TO the Hon
Brown United House Representatives and has by some
mslad This . the efof 70 notice that
will the of weeks from this dse make application
Commissioner Pensions In the city of Washington, for du
and that have filed corsd with the
Commissioner o. the General Land Once 10 prevent the Issuance
1891 hestofore issued, and lost
mislsid ss aforesaid. DAVID A. JONES,
Apis-iswsw o. Neshobs county, N,ssiss'rpL
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EDWARD X. COLLINS a Co,
No, 5S Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLRY, co.
Liverpool.
". @. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE d CO,
26 Rue Notrs Dame des Wctoires
Paris.
GEO N DRAPER, Hsve.
will for gold silver
buon jewery precious unless bilh
adnr therefor the value expressed
Sept 5-dIy
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uUMmER AaRAvormrnr

SUMMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received from Ph'.ds-
pms anofhe lo NJ Parsons celebrated regero
Ih fefrrstor sny
" ~ 20 constructed that the ice thereby
cennnH circulation Of cold
Nv ess'ors have the ice top ahou, res e. from the
meats consequently Al the bottom
cold The interior vessels of u is
anerd that each article of food kept onsy psr and removed
with fsciify. Call and Them
WOODWARD, agent of Columbia, Penn
sfysns avenue, between 1osh and 1pth streets.
May 1a-auf
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worsh,ngton q. snsthen.

CONTINUES practise law the Supreme Court
before Congress- claims see
against the departments and boards Of commissioners
home and abroad obtain pensions and
and bounty lands collect debts dividends ecacies and ne
United
funds in loans and bond and
gage and purchase ofiosns, lands
patent rights, in any State Of the Union. 5N 4
Particular attention California landte
10 the United States Supreme Cour appeal.
Communications prepaiG addressed W. O. Snecn Carroll
Place, Capitol % Washington, ID. C viii with prompt
tent0n. Oct 2s--diy
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TO OWNERS Of Lands In Texas--A gentleman in Virginia
who Il good and desires % remove TO TEXAS
thu present and would like become the
Of lands in that county, bring them lno
mari a..
He has family and small Is de-rous OF
agriculture lie the
integrity and responsibility and his such
enable him TO control considerable emigration Texas
Any ofTerss lands sho would be inclined avail himself
be plaeed
advertiser and suitable by post paid
VIM isoULDTN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, virginia
Mari1
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SAvY-YARD, oosroEr. VIRGINIA

25 900 cubic feet white plank stocks per cubic foot
90 side 10 10 nchea 10 To "a eel long
straight way from 10 % inches rough hewn
the moulding waysay 2, 100 cubic feet cubic foot
RaddeT Stocks.
Whie-oak buu pieces for hnst class ffisaei
diameter head "a inches net siding al
heel 10 nches-say 9T2 cubic feet, per cubic foot
FOR hrslelass soopf
pieces length feet diameter IS inches, net siding
heel inebsssay cubic diagram VIII
be furnished this navy yard.
WAi.s- Oak Butt
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Ioncr Of the General Land once.
NOTICE.


Respecting priras entries Of ne land, hereefors ysdyawn fo-
raatet 10 Tnois Of fhe faos Rairoa1
To confusion and difficulty orcers CLOSING
10 those present that applications for trafs efe by
tons by and warrants, lat double Ms yriee
ceved The nef day and from
p,aic r~stped
unsod In the in which townships announced
The applications To enter st privse sale AFTER close public
and all the applications nsde
Of that day, and be
be discovered that Two or h#yc applied the
day 10 enter or locate the tract applications r be
Gsrded being simultaneously and
on the next day thereafter auction seh ap
awarded to the highest bidder according " lsw. N
innum lands the land officers
will be received Cor entries by eh oeai,on BY land
of the sections width erch side ~ the said aioad
branches heretofore Withdrawn from market enable
for purpose arrcA
will received order which
announced and the Of business should
applications viii be treated In the above
toned.
Ei,cardssiiie and sr,iasfeid Dntriei.
being lands within district and NO
'srsoh lands within the srpisorrsLp dstct falling
nile limits of the railroad such
lands exterior such limits dissrctr which h.
been withheld from py.'e c found
remain 10 the United me road
grant have been completed w In like apvesnid
stored orvste entry, ocston, the following
'he snos IN snwAppsLls MoWtay
July and the lands psrr1cr on Monday
the fre,sfv- si1fh day OF yuip - 1'
No right o emp'cn to Of the puiic which
be recognised have accrued thereon
sussequent September 90 1885, when
land shall again be made suect 20 private entry
Where loesrons are made by land Warrants they
eeved Al the minimum of
csse money must be paid In cash,
Given under hand the Gecersi Once
Of April 1850 ~
Ap 7-lswisw =. .BUTTERFTEI.D, Commissioner.
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 8 1852

800 5neh red plank 10 inches wide,
per feet. board
(All the above be ph, splits,
shakes yellow and other ssai.s and full
and thickness1
timber (round but peees nom ~ ioo
long ~ 20 inches diameter, 10
diameter Of the barb Ia the middle Of the sticks,
per cubic foot
500 cubic feet yellow locust TIMBER lroand peces
long from Ia 10 10 inches diameter
age inches diameter the middle Of the stck OF
the bark, per cubic foot
ZOO feet board boards feet long
and 20 inches WIDE per M feet, board measure
pieces quality cedar nom 10 TO Is feet long and
be rough squared from 10 10 inches Estimated al 6O
bic feet, per cubic foot
CLAss No. 5Iiskory Butts and Waite -dA Oar Ratfsr
quality hickory butts, from 10 efee long and
10 TO Is inches diameter, per cord
100 white ash al Iafters, l3 feet long
4
Is
300 do 10 do
100 do do IL do
so do do 10 do
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pROPOsAIls for Carrying the Malls OF the United
is October, 1882 the lst day of July
1884 following hrkausas will be received
ONCE Once ~nti
2st day ~ ly 1852, be decided by the oiownq days
60S. poeon, Arkansas by Content Mississippi, Victoria
Island No. So, Lncons Arkansas, Bsneys Delta, Mss
sppi. Fnars Point, Helena, Arkansss, Sterling, Walnut
neud, Council Bend Bedsoe's Landing Commerce., Mt-
sppi, Blues Point, Arkansas, rsyson. DARK Corner, Mi
ssppa, and Elm Grove, Memphis Tennessee, 300 miles
twice week and back.
Leave Napoleon st q D. M, Mondays Fridays;
Arrive Memphis by q, Wednesdays and Sundays
Leave Memphis At Q, n. Thursdays and Sundays
Arrive at Napoleon by II, m, next days.
NOTES.
be carried
required be with,
Deduccn will he psy
and fines imposed for performed sgreeay
uacn The may
for repeated failures for violating
alter The schedule provided pro
for additional stock made months
In Of curfsment for dispensed with
No win be allowed advertised
distance shoud he distance above designated he short
stated. The mails he onces
nsmed also to and IRON other oces, within quarter of
mile Of that established
should addressed
Generp endorsed
persona
certificate Of setting forth
the eunrsntor se nbie make good their guarantee
". X. HALL, Postmaster General,
rosr orucr Dsr.Hrsssr, May 9, 1854.
May rI-wfv
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ONCE OF Commissioners the Consolidated Debt
New Orleans,

Nrw ORLEANS May o, 1850.
Y 37h OF the The legislature
OF Louans entitled can consolidate city
IL AFFAIR." approved 23d February lsl and Of the 9th
city Of New oeans and providing for the incorporation OF
s52 Of the "a ened "An
government and management OF rs asi," approved March n
le52-
Sealed proposals win be received the banking house
Mesrs Corning Co.. the city Of New York. from Saturday. the
18Th May Monday the sth July next At IN O'Clock for The
parchase all OF thousand hobd
the city OF New Orleans, Tor m OF thousand dollars each
be issued conformity with adopted
nissioner s meeting held on The 2sh April said bonds 70
be dated July s2 payable In forty the Office Of the city
uye with interest a, The rats Of sI per cent per annu diy
ded attached being
sb semi annually The hr day January and the first day
July Of each year. the Office Of the In the
New York, at the option OF this purchaser.
The endorsed or purchase bonds
The city q New Orleans and 70 be opened and sdudeaed 10 the
highest bidder, by OF the commissioners, the
city Of New York the third moudayihe s'h July, lsM y
o'clock, m.
In should Of bids ta the rstel
tho Of bonds offered they shall be divided rate
possible, tire bidders
The of said bonds 70 be Immediately applied
payment OF all maiured obligations OF the New
Orleans and OF the second and third municipalities
the city of Lafayette bonds, interest," interest
overdue
tion uereofa the city ucasurer's office.
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The above A butt 10 be OF the best white
They the dimensions. The centre
pit be taken They sharp
wane that the size there viii be
sap ood
Waite ak Knees.
50 the body and to be from feet in length TO be
sided 4, and inches proportion each siding 10 be
got the 80
yond angle OF half Of them TO be
within square. To be furnished by the knee.
IL feet long, diameter ess than II
smallest end-say e5 cubic cubic foot
Glass No a. HAas Hickory Butts and Handspikes.
10 butts, each IA feetin length.
90 do do 10 do
small end the bark be
white hickory handpkes be long and inches
quartered be clear the
pth By the piece.
Whue Ash Oar Ratters.
so a rates ls feet long per rafter.
so II do
100 do is do do
100 do IS do do
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A. ID. CROssMAN Mayor
q. DEBUys, Comptroller,
WIN. n. GARLAND, Treasurer.
wN r. CONVERSE chsi%as q ,ae ssance com"teo
N N, .cp Chairman Of the Finance Committee Of the
- w. ihhr | Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
A. LtyrT, Secretary.
May l5-lAwtiaIulyif
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NAvr-YARp, WASHINGTON, D. c.

Maryland, WASHINGTON, D. c.
Class No L. Baas- oat Knee,-sysors Ip-sgsars.
50 knees inches when an.hed 400 inche per inch
ieo knees to side 7inches when finished, 100 DO DO
80 knees % side 81 inehe. when flushed $40 DO %
length feet sluehs.,
the shook Of messuremcntn
CL,s. No a. White- oct PIant stoet,
1880 white plank per
longest piece. TO be sus,sh Is ~ y insss. the remainder
900 FEET board white plank 900 fss Of
1000 feet neh.s ,hch The thcss plank mus. Be- oi
tho longest lengths in other respects to conform
"book ofmeasuremesr' above named
Ct,.. No 3-ysiloc-Iine Piant Stocks.
above pieces be 40 long, straight,
i5nchcs in thickness, the other way ai inches, with
sided straight ia ischss in ,sielps-. ischas the other
way with res.. eoryse inches. .l.9 Is Of The lonse.,
inches =, the end in other respects 10 conform
book Of measurements
Gas. No A---s.A plaal.
1000 sup. feet Inch, to be . to 10 inche. wide
socS sSce 90 90 90 DO 90 90 ,S,o,a 10 s,s %
',sss '5sss ss ss : :: &c ss sss S5ssss Sss e
The whole be Iarct lengths. and cle.
q fsnasnshss, splits, knots other defects. N ef
cr,s. No. swan. I'm. Lsnse-
9 superficial feet liDen cu,lns ls test
1899 1890 80 !. i ss DO '.'@' ss 80 s 90
5000 feet per feet, board
CL,s. No,6.-Braet warrm arS Mskosa.v L.r-ssr.
1900 .upenci., feet iineh black walnut, y y
aeoS zee % y ssoo 90 40 ,.,s.,,s ,.is%m o. o.
500 DO ! DO DO mis- DO
500 a.,, p.r feet, so.,a measure.
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T. JCEIsrOR Dwsldtng Hardware nd Tool store
u ercusveiyue largest and only establishment, hipd in
the United sieissWh NJ MCCLURE BRO, Mntes
street. above 7 Phlsdelphs Msnusoture depot
all kinds warranted quality premium porcelain kncbs. 80
silver plated hinses, SC the
rncnt Of sii The modern patterns n
builders and dealers esane our stock
Catalogues sent by mail, " desired
Not registers and vennsou, st factory prices.
March l3-isw6m
CTILEs's Austria m isss-'ss, y vols. svo., with
~ portraits
Hssrsrs Magazine for lane. FRAvCK TAYLOR
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QOOK OF THE wOHLD-An sccount 81 all nations their
geography, history, statistics progress,
present condition, complete in volumes octave s2
Ap Is FRANCK TAYLOR
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Nu,Ess HEGIxrER-rirst Series complete from
issso volumes hac'y hound in half Russia SIS One
only. FRANCk TAYLOR
Mayo ff#
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NAgT DKPARThKsr,
Bureau Of Ordnance and Hydrography, June q lsos
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals timber" win be
received al this bureau until O'clock OF the 18Th OF july
furnishing and delivering under saA Of the
Charesiown BTooklyn New
Yok, Gospo, Virginia, following timber,
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CLEMEvrx or rEle~twc-sGetsIlwrgyt by Alfred s,ese.
II v. r. 81 vol, with Illustrations
Gfdsroy, The FrsebooterA-a
Eoline Magnolia Vsic--a Lee Hsntx
Pencil skehss, Outlines Of Charsccr and Manners BY Miss
Ls-i~-12 psys FRANCw TAYLOR.
IuneI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-14

That very ralid Frecsoiler, the Hoo. Jo' hna
n. GiJJings. ears strong testimony to Zen
SCOTS position in regard to the Compromise
aud tie Fugitive Slave Law. Here Is What
be says in late letter to his organ The CIefe.
land True Democrat:
aBesites, G en-. Scott i well known to have
labored for the passage Of the Compromise
measures. He attended the union meeting IN
New York aud avowcd himsciiin favor ai them.
From that day tothe p e.eni be las not hes'ta-
ted Ia declare his position IN favor OF them
He deliberately takes his place upon the " hls
platf,rm and pledges himself u carry It intp
practice. Now II Il certain that he must am
viii do so # an honest man These itcis
should Ice known AID acknowledged by every
man. Scott u unique -lionably m tdrot. ~ ad-
1,it,ng any pnaaber If stare States ffom Aeto
lIezioo ard IId1. IF painting @afery ami
HE flarc ltale IN fr,sl and rcMaia there ami IN
fLis district foJeeet; and M0tthe FHgitirc Lato
s6aH eontinue until The final day n retrtb"fto8
TIE man mho rotcs far linn, c0tcs far these
measures"
These are a free soilcr 5 reasons for not sup
porting Geu Scott. Other iree.sollers--tho
two Van Burens. Wilmot. Preston King, DIX.
WIN. c. Bryant, Wentworth, b. +. Butler aud
the leaders generally, 60 their death for the
yankee candidate WHIT are he'" rcasoas
They have the same ends in view that Gld.
dngs has They desire above all earthly
things 10 prevent the admiss or into the Union
of anv more slave States to abolish slavery
in The Distiicr-to break up the slave trade, and
10 put an end to the fugitive slave law. They
have deliberately chos, The means best colcn-
lated to produce li,ese results They have de-
cared against WINFIELD Scorr, aud :" I"tor
Of FnANx,tN PuncE for The Presidency. Do
the people of the South need office signsi
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INSTITUTE, LIBER-

Il ~, NA.-lhe next session OF this Institution
will com on the st of September, 1852. and will
close the 4th of July following
The of study together with the ordinary Eng
ish branches will comprise the Latin Greek, French.
German and Italian Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy aud Chemistry.
These subjects will be taught upon extended scale.
and sufficiently thoroug prepare young for the
higher cnsses in the University Of Virginia
Instruction will be given partly by lectures and partly
by rigid examination the Text books. In the lar
guHgcs the advanced students will be required to
furnish written exercises, which will consist in the
version of Latin and Greek into English and English
into Latin and Greek.
English Composition will receive early and constant
attention.
This Institution being designed as n preparatory to
The University of Virginia, the system of instruction.
OF study and Textbook will be such AS are used
there.
The recently publ he'd Grammer of Dr. Gessner Hnr-
rison viii be used To the exclusion Of all others for the
more advanced classes in Lntn.
Liberty is situated in a beautiful and healthy section
ot country, and contains remarkably moral and ntei-
gent population. Young men educated there whilst
exposed to comparatively few temptations will possess,
in an eminent degree, many social and religious advan
tagUs.
Boarding House, for the accommodation of Young
Pentenen from distance. will be opened at the Inst
tuition, underline superintendent Of the subscriber
EXPENSES.
PoyJle, h0 on cn'Taace, tie boance at the end cf The
Session.
uton IN one or ali the studies, pr. month 81 90
board, (including every thing) pr. month"; 10 90
Each Student will he required to pay l 50
10 furnish the School room " th wood and repair dom
ages.
Students will be charged from the time of entrance
TIL the end of the session. No deduction will be made
except in of protractcd illness
aug l1--d&ctlS WIN. q, CLAYTOR. PRINCIPAL
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kosciusi1o and scott.

The high estimate in which Gen. Scott was
held by that friend of freedom and hero Of Pc.
land, kosciasko--onc OF tie few names mot
born to die"-may he learned from the follow
ing extracts from IA letter to Baron Hoitingcur
during SCOTS visit 10 Europe. Than Kosci-
usko, few persons have been more widely
known. He was connected with two rcvolu-
tions-that of America and that al Poland
The melancholy issue OF the last has connect
ed HIM in the laugusge of a cotemporary,
with both the affection of grief and admiration,
drawing at once II laurel from history and a
sigh from song:
"Sir-May beg you TO express to Gen
Scott my great regrets that, owing to a severe
indisposltion, am unable 10 leave Soleure;
otherwise II would afford me the highest graft.
icaiion To meet him half way betw cen this and
Paris TO make his acquaintance; The more SOFAS
he is charged by his government NTH the col
lection OF Information upon military subjects"
BE pleased to convey my compliments
to Gen Scott. aud especially Tor his victories
IN Canada. hope the Americans will follow
his czamPie-h'S energy and his VIRTUES.
koSCIUsKO,'
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General Picrce's Influence and how
he Employs ~.

GES. PIEncE is represented by his partsans
and sycophants, as being at the head Of the
New England Democracy. aud ia his own
State his influence with The party is said to be
omnipotent If this be true. lie is responsible,
before the Southern people, for all the abolition
movements that have been made there. during
tic late sectional excitement. So numerous
New Hampshire Patriot, one of his organs.
quotes the proceedings of sixteen Conventions,
TO prove that tho party were pledged 10 the
Wilmot Proviso--and that ii was "docA right
scoandreiism" to deny it. Either Gen. Pierce
Is not the leader ofthe New Hampshire De-
mocracy,or he led them into an approval Of the
Wmot Proviso.
Upon another test of his influence, and the
manner in which he has exercised II, We quote
the rema, ks OF the Norfolk Herald THAT Mr..
Pierce is favorable to the ntolerant and pro.
scriptye featured the Constitution of y Hanp.
shire, prohibiting Catholics from holding of.
fee, we have never for moment credited; bnt
we are utterly unable to account for the cir.
cnmstance that he, welding the immense in
huence in bis own State and in the Democrat
ic party at large, which his party Journals
claim for him. should not have exertcd il Ia
the utmost to prevent the adoption Of that odl
Gus and damning feature. And We are leit
10 infer that his influence in his own State has
been UNNECESSARILY overrated, or he did mol
choose 10 put IL to hazard in an attempt tn stem
the popular torrent, although he was conscious
that it was running in direction contrary 10
every principle Of republican government
How Gen. Pierce and his friends can expau
such conduct and reconcile it with his deneoc.
r0cy, is what we have yet to see. The Hon.
George M Dallas attempted To throw the re-
sponsibIlty OF this crying iniquity ON the Wigs
of New Hampshire; implying thereby, that
they voted 10 a man for retaining it in the Con-
sttuiion. The lbelous charge was promptly
met and its utter untruth clearly and triumph
antly exposed. The Democrats have long
held sway in New Hampshire, and could have
voted 1t down by an overwhelming majority;
but THEY VOTED FOR IT, by an over.
whelmlng majority Where was Mr. Frank
lin Pierce. and why did mt he exert his mi shty
influence in behalfof Catholic Emancipation
Alas we are yet to be told that he so much
as lifted his voice or his little finger in its be
half. Even in his own town of Concord, the
democratic majority against it was most dcci,.
i've.
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Fran tie Repablicda.

Mn. EDIroR:-By your permission, will
ADDRESS few words TO the members OF the
Court for the Corporation oil Lynchbulg:
Gcnlemen:-Yo our recent course With re-
gard 10 your wholesale license system, has a
Weakened in The minds oil your fellow CT Gems
great degree Of alarm, as regards the hnal re
suits on the morals and hopes of the rising gen
Grafton, as ell as the one III at will soon pass
away.
YOU " hen you were selected for the high
post of honor that you now enjoy, were sup
posed 10 possess high degree OF prudence aud
discretion; bui recent developments have shown
that you do not possess proper IDEAS concern
ing the administration of The laws Of this com
monW eatl. The feelings of this community
have been greatly shocked al the use Of the
power lodged in your hands. At this lime,
Lynchbnrg presents an asp CT 100 gloomy TO
contemplated and # she Is saved from utter
ruin. II must he by other hands than yours
The work of death by the agency ofplaccs
protected by your authority and misnamed
taverns, amount TO no less than thirty. These
are spread at Convenient 1,ldccs rs tie lar er
prcsSly says, through this city wth population
Of 5000 Inhabitants ard one third Of whom are
blacks. With an auxiliary of seventy groce-
ries, where liquor Is sod by The 'smaH," which
will make one dram shop for every eighty in
habitants, or one for every twenty families
but if we calculate the whites to be five thou
sand 1t would be one for every fifty, or one
for every twelve families. allowing only four
to a family and fraction. And vet you on
last Monday. In open court, granted tavern
license to an individual who told you he had
no preparation to keep one, but in reply to
Questions put TO him 10y member of the court
said, he only wanted license as IA protection 10
sell the liquid fire, and you in your boundcss
hbe ally, gave it to him. What became oil
your oath " hich must have been staring you
in the face all the WHILE is more than | can iii.
vine
The OF ly excuse you have offered for the vi
olation of trust confded to your care ia the rev
enue il will bring into the treasury of the cit y
A bare glance Mt the subject will show how
far you are in the dark and instead Of revenue,
it is a serious oss to the city, and more espe-
ciaIIy TO the State. The whole revenue aris.
ing from these sources amounts To So 800 an
| nually.
Last year, ending April 1st, there were one
hundred and fifty persons sent to Jail for Of
fences committed while intoxicated each a.
veraging about two weeks confinement; the
cost OF which, taking in loss OF time, &c,
mounts to $40, which makes $4,000, say moth.
ing of The loss Of reputation and the beasial
tendency Of all such cases. AS much or more
Is spent in trials, where they are not sent to
prison. Deducting this from the revenue.u hat
do you think is the real profit Superadded
10 this. ten OF our citizens are now constantly
IN Jail, am informed as the Legitimate fruits
of tins unrgbteous traffic.
Hoping to continue for number or two |
will bring this TO close
Yours truly
.