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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-15

ae- INvALDs recovering from the effects of Fever
Bilious III eases. or long continued illness of any
kind. will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will r vire their dropping cons.itu-
tons expel all bad humors from the blood excite the
liver to prompt and healthy action and by its tonic
properties, restore the patient to life and vigor
We can only say Thy 1T. ! -:ngle bottle is worth
al the soralled Sarsaparillas in existence. 1t
tains no Mercury. Opium, any other noxious or
poisonous drug. and can be given 10 the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See tie certificates of wonderful cures around the
bottle. More than five hundred persons in the city
of Richmond, vs., can testify to its good effects.
Sec advertisement.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

HAVING made arrangements To hold regular
i evening sales NJ the stand of Sr. \. EDDY :.
Pennsylvania avcnue. Eeir National Hotel, would
resp ctfulIy ii the attention Of psr,ons having any
goods o spiI such Watches, jew, Try, Books, sta
toner, and al kii,s farcy goods Scgars, Guns,
Cutlery. &c. i am ,rrparti 20 &c i've Cons en-
ments FOR regular sss, will devote specisl
incs 10 any Ter~ons invoices when dcsi cd-iu all
cases they mast be W limited And r. tier myself
tn ram gent raj knc ~lruce have gain by expe-
rience "f the value Of goods, will he able TO give
satisfaction. WM. B. LEWIS,
Auctioneer.
Wanted. smart BOY, about Is ears Of age
Erqu ro AS aht yc, &C 12-ly-
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E<OR RE NT-Four furnished ROOMS and
Il PAR10R, on fth street. between G and u SITS
Gas light Mt the or. Enquire within of Mr. DUF-
FEY. 1t is near the Post and Patent Offices.
&C 12-3;&-
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p. j. STEERS New Goods e. Fash.
ions

No. t. . Washington Place"
IA Having received my complete stock of Fall
n and Winter Goods, carefully selected in per-
NJ son in New York and Philadelphia, am pre-
ILL pared to exhibit to my customers and the
public such array Of elegant GOODS for gentle
men is seldom in one store and having pur-
chased little later than others, after the great
throng and pressure had little suhsided and i'm
porters were anxious TO sell even at reduced prices
Ii il interesting fact that was thus enabled to
purchase at rates which allow me to sell very low
would particularly invite attention to rich aud
beautiful lot of Velvet Yestings
Al orders promptly executed with constant eff
fort to excel. 1ntl oc l3-eo2W.
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oct 4-Tu&Ftf

NOR X E N Il --FUInis',rd unfurnishet
l. ROOMS. with or without boarding. can be Oh
tainea in private family by early application
Reference - to resrerta'iy will he required. In
quire at T. Il. Browns Store corner IF tin and
strrots. oct 4-cotf.
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FS Joe ShiliinStOn receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS IA fast as published. He
Is agent for Hdrper's and all the other Magazines,
and our readers will always find IA large and good as
sOrtmen of Blank Books and Stationery al his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of street and Penn
Sylyanla avenue. aug 10
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FURNISHED X . o NJ S--Two we'll fur
l. nishci CHAMBERS. in = modern britt house
with ell mere sarT converter cts for bathing. br
had without ho.rd, in private family in Of IL e
most desirable situations in Washington. ans. but
few minutes walk from the DEPARTMENTS. Apply
to Dr PHILIP SMITH. II strict. between 9th and
luth opposite the Episcopal Church.
m
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-15

nlSSoLUTION.-1he partnership heretofor" ex-
II listing undrr the firm of Roberts Kelly is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business v III
he carriei on in future by Joseph " Kelly no has
assumed all the rcspnns! biics of the late firm aud
il authorized TO collect all monies due the m"
WM l.. RORtRTS,
octS-St* J. W Kelly.
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I n ADDITION to on former larg" assortment o.
l Cloaks and Nantes op-n this morning. II
Cloth Fihus:crs, emil rc'dcrci: 10 braided Talma..
These grol entirely different les from any
have had. and considefcd very beautiful and FAR
tcularly adapted to the season.
oct 3--2m- CLAGETT. NEWTON. NAY & co.
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BLANISETS, QUILTS. 81

wv { have now in Store
w 1900 Pairs Blankets. of all grades
$50 MarScilic, and Alentlale Quilts
800 pairs bleached and brown cotton Sheetings
10 do linen Sheetings
80 do pillow slip Cotton
100 d. zen damask Napkins
800 do Towels, all GRADES
20 pairs Table Damask
With large and general stock Of house furnish.
ing Dry Gools i. All of which defy competition.
VERY, TEBBS 4 YERBr.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
or TT Union I'm
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NOTICE.-The subscriber respectfully informs
~ his customers whe deal on open account that
their bills will presented the LIT of every month
when it is confidently expected the will be
paid. STEVENS, A No. l.
oct !
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Collectors Office, Oct.6, 1853.
NOTICE 10 rAN-PAY Frs Induction far prompt
Y p1ymem-Notice is hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1893 due and pay able at
this Office and that deduction of six Per cent.
il allowed by law for the current year. if paid
before the 31st instant r. j. ROCHE,
oc t-fod C0llector.
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Scotch Ale, Porter, Brown stout, &
Philadelphia Xxx.
FINIIE lovers OF these nut ricDus and eXhilarGtinp
l. beverages may rely upon obtaining th-m in
the best rcrtcc ion by calling upon the SUBSCRIBER
who has a. all times large stock hand. HIS
prices will be found low any houst. in tho city.
Bottiny done expeditions and warranted TO give
satisfaction. JN1 DAWSON.
10th street. between d and f streets.
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HAY, BACON, TSH, RosIE, &C.

ID ECElyED rnd for sale
III $50 bales Hay
100 IIams, fine quality, at I2Izc. per ID.
80 barrels Tan
H5,' 90 twelve inch Shingles
60 barrels RoSin
With a f rsh assortment Of
Marilla and TsIrod Roie
Cumberland Coal, &c.
For sale st the Franz" House, opposite my Rr.ck
Building, Water street Georgetown, by
&C 13-3t- J. y PHARSON
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY 1T EN- s O..

-, r,u-The green leaves are now assuming
.,rb color-, some sombre, but r:ostl, of lively
r.lIow. rari colored, yet beautiful, though sad
,,,s.rp, The City of Trees is fast heccfsing the
their fragrant leaves, but SIN shines out the
a. iyer-topped cs5ui,s and the evergreen SO bios
r,. DER the graz green grave" of the year. 1t is
s,,,,,. ir death, the year-and probably TO the old
and cid woman, most beautiful, now. Visit
=. prc.ldcnt's grounds there bright but fading
~ NAV he had Of the falling summcrs and aitiious
m ,eu .til predominates. still The eye feasts most
. ,be gorgeous coOrs Of the autumn trees. They
-, i,,nres.ivcIy charming Sadness need not enter;
what i the death of green leaves, the passing away
IF flowers, bat like the departure of friends 10 4
..,,rsciion more glorious we know they will
e, nyeliness and fragrance in the gay world of the
ar. ~ come spnng. Habit, and the poets, have made
~, ,s.o..ate soeIan ideas with autumn but il Is a
,,c solsnnity Except when il leads to reflection on
,s fail of our own lives, and even then the great
Ia, arises that we will {" rise. again." What then
,n he more beautiful, rich and Impressive, in Ma
.,,e than th. magnificent Fall? We see its y.ory
Among the works OF God, and are taught lesson
~ !; that leads think of the Spring of Heaven
hsrs the golden flowers and siIveri trees minglc their
-,,opertcs with the immortal goodness of another
.Dbcrs. and with the sweet songs of the Angels Let
II. then love the Pail.
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annual Meefin: Of The Grand Dirision. S. T.
Inc annual meeting of the Grand Division of the
Sons OF Temperance OF the District, took place on
Ihur'iay evening last, when the following named
omcerS were elected for the ensuing year: A. F.
C"nn'ngfa n, GRIND Worthy Patriarch, j. l.. Shack
eHord, Grand Worthy. Associate; r. Gray Campbell.
"rand Scribe; t. B. Davis, Grand Chaplain; S. =.
Briggs, Grand Treasurer; Amos DUvaII. Grand Con
ilc'oF; A ID. Baker, Grand Sentinel. T'h. BODY j.
composed Of eight subordinate divisions, viz
IImothy, Crystal Fount, Potomac, Equal, Howard
Nor'hern Liberties, and George Washington, in all
ABOUT OBJ members. Upwards "f fifty officers and
representatives were present this communication.
During III" last quarter there were IL Initiated deaths
Receipts, 1914; incidental expenses, sI72; relief
10 members, sljl. Total on hand, 81 ,:,25. Anad-
loulnrd meeting will take place on Thursday even
ing ne1t for the installation of officers and other i'm
pOitant business.
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IRON CEMETERY, VERANDA, AND Hotter
i RAILINGS, consisting of great variety Of Pat
ems, made to order, and constantly on hand For
sale by RALPH HASEINs
oct ? Penn. av, s1uth side, near 10th st.
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By w -. LIZ " Is, AucttOEeer.
w ATCHFS. JEWELRl. FANCY GOODS, &C.. a;
w iuCrl0N.-l shall sell, at Mr.. s. Eddy's
Stor'. on Prnnsylraui9 averuo. near National Hotel
on Friday and Saturday evenings rext variety Of
Gold and Silver Watches. among viii, h are rome
Fine Cold Hunting and DETACHED Levers
Eiso, BrcSs' pins. Ear Rings, Lock-tS
rchtas. Rings, &c.
Also lot of .saicr Goods
Together with lS.cUU Ger:iian Segsrs
Additions received and advances made when Re-
CURED. v. B. LEWlS,
&C l3-:St- Auctioneer.
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n STRAYED-Or stolen from The sub
ITSAA sc-iher. on Sunday night. the I'll instant,
XII dark bay HORSE, fourteen fifteen hands
high. The sail horse is nine years old. one hind
foot white. and leg marked from scratch cut
Whoever will return the said horse to the sub>criher
at the Irving Fl tel. or at his residence on the
Island. will be suitably rewarded
&C IL LEWIS PATTON.
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WOLQ MuSICn

"OLD MUSIC"
HLD NIGHT CAP, Old night lamp. Old family
cock, Old log. hut, Old water mill Old Pine tree,
O i gum tree. Old sycamore. Old elm tree. Old North
State. Old veteran Old king time. Old time when he
buried he beautiful hours. Old folks ut home, 0rd
Resin the beau, Old bachelor. Old maid, Old Scottish
gentleman, Old SEXTON, OH friendships smiles ord
house Mt home. Old arm chair and answcr-tngether
with good selection Of the newest and most popu-
lar music viii liz found ut - Music Depot"
s. ITTLBITS 4 HITT
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f,,utT,pt .iTnrded.-We learn with great pleasure
that our fellow citizen, Mr.. William Dougherty, the
pre.cnt efficient superintendent ofthat great National
work, the Washin,ton Monument, has received the
contract Tor furnishing the inside Of the new wings
afrhs Capitol with variesated marble. We under
stand comes from Tennessee and is said to be- and
doubtless il, the most beautiful article ever brought
into the market in this country or from abroad. Our
readers sea specimen OF enc kind of the stone
N the beautiful block of marble cent to the Wash
inztOn Monument by the State of Tennessee. There
ars gTeaI number of varieties of the stone and we
believe it will suPercede all Other variegated marble
now use. Thus, day after day, il developed the
resources OF our great country rendering less and
less dependent on foreign countries. The taste dis
paved the selection Of this beautiful marble is
another evidence that the CAPITOL now under the
rharg. Of Captain Meigs, will, when finished, be
building worthy of the Republic, and one upon which
,vsry American will look with becoming pride and
eIatatiOn.
Centre hcrk", this morning, was better supplied
than expected, considering the disadvantages
nur peighbosg farmers and gardeners labor under at
present. The produce, &c, looked well. and sold
readily at about the following prices:
Me1fs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-15

Don rem Two large and convenient
n ROOMS. over Mc(iraw & jacobs Grocery store
corner 18th street and Pa. avenue Inquire At the
store &C lift
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PN'> S'rr, iIt expenses, 81 relief
"membcFs, sl5l. Total on hand, sl,a25 An ad
O'uh'u meeting VIII take place on Thursday even
ing ne6t for the installation of officers and other i'm
POItant business.
'HsrondriG Rci'rood Misunderstanding ar,c,.
noon the gentlemen whom WE have heretofore noticed
d. having met for the purpose OF akinq into consid
'fau"n the eIPediency of constructing a railroad
Hom Washington to Alexandria. 10 conp,c, ,i,, ,h..
Alexandria, LoudOn and IIampshir. railroad again
met wnen Mayor Many, the President Of the meet
e "PP''hed The following named gentlemen to
"'' Win uhe directors of the above named COM
Pahy relative to this important subject: M.s,r.. w.
W Iorcoran, w. w. seaIon, John T. Towers
N''hoas Cailan, VIM, VI. Ellis, Francis Mohup. n,
h'Jonnson, and VIM. Gunton. They ar IN ,a,o,,
wv result OF their deliberations ut an early 1a,
we uuSt that our people will take this matter ~,
"'u''y IN hand, AZ it ID an improvement Of the
ounO~' Importance to the District OF Columbia The
N'nder Is that has not been commence long since
q "''ero"S Nui'd'ics.-Pr0p"rjy holders and res
''H's IN the vicinity of llth street, near The canal
d'e very seriously annoyed BY the condition Of The
4'd street sewer in that neighboIhont he;pg lf,
unfinished between street AMI the canal il, il nous.
mere hiIhy ditch there clocspd I'D at time, with
'AcredinSiy offensive matter which dams hack IN.
Nef iato The cellars, and otherwise breed.a pes,i
Ihce under the nos nils of those compelled N r..,
." thai quarter. l. there authority or mean. =,
hand Tor ahating this nuisance:
L9HGis and Sh0TPiey's TeTPischorean Mins.rel,.-
'd- Fellows Hall again well filed last ey .npc
% listen and witness these humorous performers
inc dancing OF Lane appears 10 be one of the mos,
SGac'Ee features, and Justly receives the applause
VI me audience. We could wish that they would
'ccAsionaly give some new jokes, in place of the
"sehn,y-d oseS which have 30 often been repeated
'e'' on the whole, what the company lacks in mum
WIS lhey make up by each being "card, in him
ssli " '
sfoA RefuTTs.-The guard house hi, morning
''htaned no prisoner charged with crime. The
'Ay one confined was a cooreG woman. FOR runpipc
away from her owner. II il 4 matter for connr,,u-
ADon that there Is 80 ire Of not and disorder j,
"" city; and the fact creditabIe TO In. ofcsrs and
members o: the Auxiliary Guard, who have succeed
~ n bfnclno ahOnt u IL hannv state IT ,t,;,-
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AUCTION SALES.

Ry GREEN g. SCOTT, Auct;on.ers.
NEW TWG-SToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LUr
l AT AUCTIUN.-0n WEDNESDAY, the 18th
instant, shall sell. on the premises at o'clock
y. H. a good lwosiory Frame House. containing six
coci and conveniently arranged rooms, and wood
house. The LOT FORTS % feet inches, between 9th
and 9TH ste-ets west on The Island. running back 20
Is foot alley 81 feet inches IL being Lot No. 81,
in subdivision of Squsr' No. ass.
Terms one-half cash: balance in two iustalruehts,
to suit the purchasers convenience. not TO exceed 10
taonls; the deferred pay ments t. hear in
tereS: ;iou dat Of sale. deed given and deed Of
trust taken.
Title .Gisr utable. GREEN SCOTT,
&C l5-d- Auctions rs.
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AHEAD OF ALL.


- MAGUIRES celebrated II At AN d CAP
STORE, Pennsylvania avenue, doors from
CxA Strect.-0wing 20 the great increase Of bur
inctE have hea Ecccssitatei to enlarge my sicr",
and invite all who have eye 10 fashion, durab-
itv, and CheapDess to call and examine style az
HATS and CAPS. feeling assured that they cannot
otherwise than be pleased with them. 1 employ
none but con. peient hands which is guarantee 10
every purchaser of nv goods. o. l3-6i*-
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FOR SALE AND RENT

g. FOR SALE OR LEAsE-A com,
EG modious four story and attic HOUSE, on 18th
street. east side. near tn" sorncr OF street Hous.
contains Twelve rooms. and has rec ntiy h.eh pa
per"d snd painted throughout Terms accnInmo-
dating, and possession siven immedi ''ely. Address
room 40, Solicitors Cff, e, Treasury Department.
or 15-1w-
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NJ. Brice Litton.--ThiS gentleman, whose acct
dent We recorded in yesterdays issue we regret TO
say, i. still conined to his bed. Though no external
bruises visible il is feared he may have rec, iyed
some internal iniurins
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Hands Employed on the Capitol Ertcnsion.-Thcre
are now at work on the Capitol extension 900 marble
cutters and ASSISTANTS; 400 laborers 80 carpenters II
bricklayers, besides other mechanics in les. mum
bers. Upwards of 10000 bricks are laid daily.
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appointment Of a Gudrd.-Mr. George Arnold has
been appointed TO the Auxiliary Guard, in place of
s. Simonds removed. We regret to learn that cir
cunstances have transpired recently lhatmay cause
the removal and appointment of Others
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12

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Pie . ems n,- &c. I've 1czes -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

TELEoRAPHIo FEAr.-The steamship America arrvSs
the port Of Halifax on Friday at about 10 O'Clock
and an abstract Of her important news was teeya,Ss
hence to New Orleans and through the admirable arrs,,.
menis Of the New York Associated Press. the piblsa
every important city Of the Union received the intgsn
at the same instant in the afternoon much to the snnoy
Of sundy spectators and mongers who consider
quite too bad that the facilities afforded the public thoua
the liberal arrangements Of the leading papers of the cosa
try should prevent the possibility of their preyng ups
the mercantile community. Much credi. is due - Ia
several lines between this City and Halifax for the grs,
improvements just completed by which dispatches are nov
written direct from Halifax to Boston in e single circu,
great deal Of time is thus saved and far greater
accuracy attained in the tran mission OF Enlightened rep m
The office in this City of the through line to Halifax Al
No 81 Wallst, Houses Printing Telegraph Bailiing
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NEW-JERsEY.

The Reformers aud Wings Of NewJersey are defeat
cd. but II was in an honorable contest CALAMITY sus
tanned. Such defeat in such struggle is the sure
precursor of victory hereafter In fact, is not the
rou of an old welOrganzed party, battling for fam
lar and ongsought ends, but the initatory discipline
of a new one, ignorant Of its own numbers and
resources, and aiming at the establishment of novel
and radical policy As far the present election goes
auy other result than tie rejection Of this policy by tie
majority Of the voters was scarcely to be expected
Put for the future il is full Of encouragement.
Five years ago there was no such thing in New-Jer
sey as opposition to the Monopoly which exhausts OPP
presses and degrades the State. There was no such
thing as opposition to tbatfruitfu of paupersm
and crime, the trade in alcoholic drinks Anti'mo-
nopoy and antirum were unknown ideas and unhear OF
words Now they are the very turning points Of pot-
cal warfare and rally in their support Phaanx com
prsnc but little less than halfthe electors. Last June
even there was no party in existence to dispute the
possession of power with the Monopoly. Now there is
great party which, though beaten to-day, bears within
il the augury of success and will yet redeem and re-
viyify the State. That an organization powerful and
so promising, pledged to policy so thorough and de-
cdcd should have grown up in short time, is in
deed reason for rejoicing on the part OF every friend
of popular progress aud public welfare.
The Wings Of the State are now more than ever to
be congratulated in their wisdom and courage in taking
the manly ground of Reform They have lost from their
rrnks some men who have been wont to answer at roll
call but who are sold to the Monopoly and ensaved to
alcohol nisa good oss aud will be more than maieu mp
b, bctcr men. When railroad companies rum and " de-
mocracy" al combined cannot secure more than Use
hou,fnd majority Tor their Governor aud that with
grca, Efforts and lavish expenditure Of both cash and
liquor the day when the people will get the better Of
tL.u, all Ia ceftAinly not remote
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ever one that ever has existed argument applies
to it. as may be briefly shown.
The great evils Of New-York are not indigenous
they are imported Half the average resident
population of New.York, besides a transient pop
ulation OF upward Of three hundred thousand an
aualy. comes from EuroPe,-from places like
Berlin. where the people have not learned to
take care Of themselves but look to patrarchs Office
holders for the performance Of important social duties
These people when they come among are amused
with the Interpretation Of Democracy as rendered at
Tammany-Hall and. never having been accustomed to
set vigorously in political mattersO that politicians
are duly controlled things Of chief public moment-
such as security Of property and e cleanliness of the
streets maintenance Of civic ecOnomy-are lost sight
Of and tie dreadful ne lects and corruPons which
We suffer from take their place.
If this population were fixed it would have the
and time to look into its own affairs and execute its
work with due decision and propriety. But what a
rushing tide il presents Wide open all our portals
to the rest Of the world Thicker than ancient hosts
of Goth or Hun, come the fortune seeking myrads Of
Europe Men ordinarily rush here not as TO the mild
circle Of homestead, not as TO the genial rays OF
freside--not as to the fond embrace Of mother
country but as to place to amass the most money in
the least time. Those with intelligence have almost
uniformly Left politics in the hands of trading
politicians; and it is because the public here
have not done their individual duty-tbat we see the
deplorable results before We have delegated too
much to political charatans we have trusted to their
performances of duties which they have left undcne,
being too busly engaged in stealing the public money
and argument holds good, therefore as applicable
TO Newly ork, az to the rest OF the country.
We really inclined to believe that if there were
no municipal provision to keep the streets cean they
would to say the least be in better order, they could
not be wOrse,) than they are now-and the logic OF
this position may he extended to other details of
general importance which suffer at tie hands Of male
fcont functObaries