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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

e The Committee of cityans anr~'-'0u AZ
the great Reform Meeting, will leave for Al
bany this afternoon, TO lay before the Legisla-
ture the condition of our municipal affairs and
the plans proposed by way of remedy We
presume they are well informed of the nature
and progress Of certain bills relating to this
City now before the Legislature; but We take
the liberty of calling their special attention to
the new Police bill which is about to pass to
third reading in the Assembly. This bill is got
up for the purpose of rendering the present
dynasty perpetual, and viii make the whole
Police Department great political machine.
II is the very opposite of Reform.
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~ SEE THIRD PACE. al

LEeIsLATTE.-In SENATE on Saturday, Pc
ttion was presented from 10000 citizens Of N.
Y. City, against the Ecclesiastical Devise Law.
A bill TO reorganize the First Regiment of New
York Volunteers was reported A minority re-
port from the Select Committee, TO propose
Amendments to the Constitution, was received.
1t is the exact opposite of Mr.. yanderbilts
project bill was passed to extend the time
for the completion Of the Wstertown and Rome
Railroad.
In the ASSEMBLY, the bill to divide the Nine
teenth Ward Of this City was reported COM
plete. Mr. Shaw laid on the table a resolution
iDquiring into the expediency of such an amend
ment to the Constitution as shall give to the Le-
gislature authority TO sell the Canals. The new
Assessment bill was further debated
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III All good citizens will rejoice at the SEN
tence passed upon those members of the Com
mon Council, on Saturday, who passed the
Broadway Railroad project in contempt of the
injunction laid upon them by the Court The
case is to be carried to the Court Of Appeals
which We believe SITS next week, but the ap-
peal can hardly change the sentence. Where
the judges of the lower court are unanimous
there is little probability that in such a case
their decision will be reversed. The punish
ment is slight but sufficient it asserts the
majesty OF the law and teaches a sslutary les
son to our corrupt Common Council. They
may yet find that the way of the transgressor
is hard, easy as il may be to get into il, and
sweet as may be the profits derived from crime,
at the outset.
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~ Mr.. King declined taking the oath of
office, when Mr.. Rodney, the vice-Consul.
waited upon him for that purpose, saying that
fhe lived to reach Washington and to take his
seat at the head Of the Senate, the ceremony
might then take place. His friends have hopes
that this may still be.
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To THE Avrr,crxp.-To those afflicted with

To THE ArrLicrEp.-1o those afflicted with
that dreadful sccarge America the Liver Complaint the
propsieters OF MlASEs Liver Pills happy TO offer
this rcmedy, complete end safe. IL has been
i'sa cen IN all paris Of the country; has been used an
the rasclice OF the emineat physclAs and always
with triumphant In offering these Pills TO the
patr the rropnetois adjusted BY desire 90 alleviate
human suffering End otr remedy within the reach OF AL
which Al xse and efectnsl remedy TOR dan
yerous and dieat class OF diseases This truly ecacioas
remedy may bc had in NewYogk wholesale and retail NJ
&. " CLiekNrs Co.'S No. 81 Bsrclsy-st-, and Boyp
Paw, Ne 20 Ceafslanas Sold ALEC BY all the principal
druxs.sta
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" Bookkeeping. Writing and Arithmetic
PiAso FoRrrs AND Musrc--SELLNe Orr

Piano FoRrEs AND MUsic--SELLINe Orr
Reno,al-Gfeat bargains in Pianofortes and Music, to
make room fof extensive alterations in large aud spacious
Store op the floor No SIS Broadway, - feet on Brosd
wsy by 100 feet Anthony-s, occupied BY George
fox and others Being Obliged TO give mp part Of the
room he occupies previous 10 SAID improvements the
undersigned would inform buyen Of Panofortes and Mu
sc this consequence of the demand and unr
vailed popularity OF T. GILBERTS Co.'S celebrated Pisso
fcies he has leased the above Store and will remove
the LIST DAY of April and 70 the above date he
Gill sell great reduction his splendid stock OF Piano
fortes and Music copssne Of aud second hand PA
mes st prces roIn 80 up make for said aera
oas and also OF Msodcons and Psnoe for
small viii be sold At cost the whole stock must
be sold previous the LIST Of APRIL Persons in want OF
bargains had better take advantage this opportunity.
HORACE WArsRs, SS3 Broadway, Anthonys "a floor.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH IA, 1853.
For Europe.
number Of The Tribune for Europe

The next number Of TIE Tribune J0T Europe
an Circulation will be Issued TO MORROW MORNING,
at o'clock 1t will contain all the Latest News up
to the time Of going TO pres. Single copies in wrap
pers, ready for mailing. be had At the desk
Price Six Cent? The Co,e6rsa sails from Boston on
Wednesday at u o'clock
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IR- New Spring Goods daily receiving from

auction and importer Rich fashionable Silks plain AID
Embroldered Grape Shsws and Printed Sbawls Barge De
LANES Bsreees, Printed Musns &C. Ladies are invited
to all and look through elegant stock of Spring
Goods before making purchases As each department
viii be complete with Fashionable Goods OF the season.
sds will save themselves the perpeXty OF shopping from
store 10 store TO get suited and goods viii be sold az n
prices will defy competition. q. NJ BoDINE, No. 3S
Grand at corner of Orchard
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eervcd thai he eosa not attend TO Il until be ~ - -
the crowds Of ofice seekers. ana doubt Il 80
bot the business which cannot be deferred. n ~
trSnsacesd IN thai Department for moa,h to co~s
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAM
sor.ser Tss.y,ura os, co-.-v Of Basosv ssa ss.ssa
Appointments in Prospecs-Coi. Gresas-
Maine Once seekers.
H.,r,,f Drsrsrsc Z, TAe n " Ix,hrcae

Appointments in Prospect-Coi. Gresas-
Maine Once seekers.
Eper,ai DspaseA 10 TIE ~ Y. TsSSs~s.
WASHINGTON. March ID. II
n. Soule, son of Hon. Pierre Soule will ~
ably be appointed Secretary Of Legation ct Para
Major Lally, Of Maine, son-in.lsw Of Gen
Evans, and a reprted beneficiary OF the GsGns
Claim, Is an applicant for the Consuship to RA ~
oiled by Gov. Kent
Hawthorne, author Of Twice Told Tsln.
and the once told tale Of Perces Le is likely 10 te
the post of Consul to Liverpool.
Senator Norris, of New.Hsmpshire, ussu
the appointment Of Ithamar w Beard, OF Love- Z
Marshal of Massachusetts,, but Watson Freemsa wia
probably get the place.
Hugh Jamison is the man for the ofhse Il
Navy Agent of Boston, now filed by Isaac H. waUA
Ououdsm Democrat and brother hero Of Pres1nk
Pierce In the Mexican war.
Z. Bailey is the Postmaster Of Bosta.
and Aaron Hobart, Naval Officer, probably.
Col. Greene, of the Boston Post, depsRte1
hence suddenly to-day.
There are parcel of hungry follows IN
from Maine We hear Of nothing certain among ~
bu, that Bion Bradbury. late Collector Of PassnI
quaddy is to be reinstated Robert Burns, MssAsv
Hastings to be appointed Surveyor Of that District -
Jones, Of Ellsworth, Collector of Frenchmans Rv.
Our wa.
Appointments OF Ex.yicc.Presidcnt -
smaller Men-Gulpinx Down the Spsnb.
Special Dispatch 20 The ~ Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON March H. lea
George Harrington, Chief Clerk OF ~
Treasury Department is sarroted. Rodmsn-Lsee
Foco Clerk, retained by Meredith and Corwia-ase
into bis shoes.
Shelby Reed, son n-law of Duff Gresa. b
appointed to o., 700 clerkship.
George NJ. Dallas will be rendered the y
crativc post of District Attorney of Philadelphia
tAs President Pierce seems to be looking afi9t
interests of the ex.viee Presidents, why could'sl y
60 peg higher and give exPresident Fillmore ~
ship If the Vice Presidents join the throng fsnss
beggars why not ex.Presidents next This unissu1
ust for place is utterly disgusting. nj
James j johnson, Hunker Hard Shell D.
ocrat, will probably be appointed Postmaster y
bany, and Thomas r. Crook, Collector ss Champs.
The Texas Congressional Delegation ~
united in recommending Stuart, the editor Of n u
riliaH Collector of Galveston, and Ben. heCuisxgA
Marshal OF Texas.
Senator Green leaves hero the 9th Of All
Tor California over the plains. He expects bsssA
home in As days.
Gen. Richardson is urged by Weller Cot Maf.
shsl of California.
The Office seekers here from New.YoA sn
put to their trumps by being compelled to answer ~
inquiry to who they voted for in 1913 for Prcsldss
None have been found yet who voted for Van Bssa.
and Il IL not likely that any viii be. Ia undsssi
that even Prince John, ii put the stand viii s~5
that he voted for Cass.
Senator Downs will probably be appsiassd
Judge of the Supreme Court, to oil the vacancy
Seth Barton, it is likely, will get the p|sse
Of District Attorney at New Orleans opssavU
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Iowa.-Tbe Democratic State Convs.H;~.
VA held at Iowa City. FEB. ~. wilhsm rAs...,.
presiding
The following persons were sppoinseis sesas O.
trsI Committee James d. Esds. OF Lee, (Chsw-...
John Clark. Of Johnson. J. F. Tsilsnt Of Dee -
d. p. GAYLORD. Of wspeIlo. and 5. r MHer, Of e..
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THx TnurH, rmK wHolr TRrrH, AND Morn.

THK Truth, fHk WHO'LL IKrrH, AND NOrH-
ING svr .nn Trvra-rhess who have sea ivan peussas
Improved Mssgses ana ssss n.Ss Is Les,oa s,ys U
.ahe rs snong the fnr Of all Hair Resorstyes now IN
use Is vegetable properties IN almost every case ope-s.es
with unmisfakahle surety in CLEANSING grey Asr It's oT
ma and natural oo.o and in prosnSins fresh growth
where premature hsaness srpear~ OF wasted AID seky
Asir sti hnrera IL OF the mSst agreeable sdss
dss % the toilet impstins the hair that soft and Gy
appsarsnce % desrshs Sold At l Chsnleerts, and by
shs PRINCIPAL drugxists Of sAe city and county.
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~ We find the following teiesrspAie -
catch in the Cleveland papers Of the 9th inst.
.DrrRorr. March S-Bishop lie Fever ds(oaD1
Free Schools triumphant by 1000 majority"
Wei done, Detroit
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~ Ahouse has been secured and furnished
for Santa Anna in Mexico, and commissioner
has sailed from Vera Cruz TO invite him TO re-
turu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

RThe argument upon the motion to quash
the Indictments against Aldermen Smith and
Bard did not come off ON Saturday, because
the lawyers were not ready. Itwas adjourned
TO Tuesday
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NEw FOREIGN GooDs AT GEsISss.-The at
tsutop Of tbs psbe invited the splendid assortment Of
Psrs eoolA eected in that city BY GENIs 10 be opened
itens al this extensive Importation which reached New
York By the Humboldt superb French felt Hats for gem
tiewen, beautifully mounted silk Umbrellas and sun
Shade Canes great variety and Of and elegant de-
ss n6 children fancy Hai Of more than twenty grace
fr styles lust brought in Paris Parents will find the
sssonsuf Of the ste fabrics particularly worthy Of their
INTENTION GEHIs No IA Broadway,
Cpposits ST Pau's.
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Vice President X ing deeiises tho 0sms
CHAzLEsroS, Saturday. March IL, "

The oath Of Office was not administers
the Vice President on The 9Th inst Mr. Rodney our
Mr. K. considered the ceremony 1nnecesssry, feslS
that be should never BE- able 20 reach Wsshngtos p
spme the duties Of the olice and Il be shoad. the
could be administered at Washingoa The ffs.Ss
however, " DO accompany him. encourage the bope ~
the salnbrty Of his present location may ~ reese
70 bezIEh,
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u CoscoRD, N H, has voted to becsns
city-Yeas SIS Nays SO. Iwss organised ss 10,
ship in lrSs
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C.npxr,sos. -PETERsos & nosi-....----.
No $40 f H saS elegant Carpet, direct GOa
France and England consisting Of Moque Aubusson and
Axnnster from the celebrated French nhnuseto-
es Also rch Medslhan Velvet and Mosaic Carpets, from
Messn j. Crossley Sons. England together with gen
ers assortment OF other qualities OF Capetngs for sale on
sea~,pshls
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Fuller and Schaumberg Anair-SchaambOl
Baiied-U. n. Criminal Court.


WASHINGTON Saturday, March 10. In6a
On motion by Charles Wallack to -
Lieut. schaumberg to bail, DR.. Boyle testified thaen
Fuller had greatly improved had been removed ~
residence without difficulty able TO cit up and -
little, and he had reason TO believe would recover
Drs. Holmead and Miller concurred.
Judge Crawford admitted Schsumberg TO bail q ~
sum of 5000.
The Gardiner case was then resumed. J0ope
II. Bradley proceeded with the opening argamsa -
Gardiner He intended to prove that the pspos -
sented with the memorial, were genuine duly ~
and sealed by the Mexican suthorties-a tssssd b ~
Consul there, and the Mexican Minister here
Mr.. Bradley concluded by giving history of tsss
and all s Incidents tracing down 10 the present -
Witnesses for the prosecution were then called.
Franklin 9. Meyer testified that he was Justice ~
Peace IN this District onthe 30th OF November $50, =
which Day some person, purporting 70 be GeorgeoW
ner, appeared before him, and made oath 10 the -
rial OF said Gardner but that he could not now idQ
that person.
DR.. James 8. Mackie testified that he knew the ~
writing Of DIR. Gardner. having, while In the stasDs
partment, corresponded with him, and he reco4d4
the signature 10 that memorial that of said GashG
Edward Johnson and Or. Davis testified that ~
were respectively Clerks to the Board Of ComussiB
ers, and they recognized the memorial before the g.
as having been received and fled by the Board Of CT
mssioners on the 10Th November, lsi9.
The defense objected 70 the memorial beng giras
the Jury, on the ground tina; the identity Of the 80
rial as that presented by DIR. Gardner TO the Bcses
Commissioners, had not been estsblkhed. TIE .
argued until after four o'clock. when the Co1Ss
journed
Should the Court sustain the obi ectop, il Is gndefS
that the case must be dismissed.
Ex-President Fillmore will not leave W.
ipgton until Monday-Mrs Fillmore being anwcA
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SPLENDID CARPETINGs FOR SPRING SALES,
ls5s-sMIYu l. LoussBrRY, No. 44S Pesrl-st, nov
sceeivins stor per late arrivals large stock Of velvet,
TAPESTRY brusss three oily and ingram carpeng OF chaste
elegant designs which having been purchased previous
the recent advances In prices they enabled 70 offer
sf very great inducements.
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"BLAcK AS ExEsUs."-This is one OF the
of the hats manufactured BY KNOX JAMES
albert they are o. bright and respieDdent IN beauty e skill
rsuius and taste render them Call at the Prescott dat
Sts 10 Cs Desroots hotel Of b oa5wsy and
sprns sad from their infinite variety make your ssec
rim Pr1ce ~
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WILMINGTON, Saturday, March " -
The following candidates are favOrably =.
en- of-some Of them may be considered Is aboase
tain:
Mr.. Wheeler, Of North Carolina, for Sixth AadaG
Hon. L. y. Dean, o. Wisconsin, second Asa~
Pcstmsster General -
II. II. Heath, Of Washington, Tre1urer Of the 10
States.
Hon. w. Busi, of Michigan, Charge 10 Berin a
A rumor that parties arrived YESTERDAY =.
deposited 10000 with Corcoran & Riggs 10 farths
Interests Of certain gentleman for the kewfos
tom House, bas caused considerable comrnotoa
New York delegation of offceseekers.
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" Nov is the time TO get clear Of enormous
rsns See Notice OF Csas weop, in this paper hesied
80 800 BnildEx LOIS and 100 fsfms' and re sevie AL
Who are rot spscd to pay these rents 10 bay
share in thssc Lots and Farms this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

TEAs-The best assortment of fine Teas, will
be- found she the CANTON TEA COMPANY No rs
Chathas between Pearl and Rooseveitsis, the oldest
Tea establishment in the city We readers that
they do better thar elsewhere either wholesale or
retail Th y have no branch Stores.
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" Mr.. TaAcKRAY gave three lsctsrss :
Charleston, S. C. last week
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~ FAmBAsKS's PLATFORM SCiLEs-Long
brown severely tested always riehtths Acknowledged
standard. FAIRBANKS 4 Co, No. 30 Water-st.
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~ The "CoxposrrE IRos RAILING" made

hy DE ATLANTIC RAILING WORKS,
Csrrbpes erest besuty, strength and cheapneS IL IL
Wrourbt Iron Framework connected BY Ornamental Cast
Iron Tea melted on and sround the structure i"e IL
usy b made hight and graceful hike the
WIRE RAILIEG,
or heavy and SOLID ike tue Cast Iron A.,
Rsilinss for steps srees ofhces eerne'snes &c hs'
yerundaks Balconies, &c, for sale by
No. $50 Broadway, corner of Walkers,
who is the ooy suthOrred to sell this description Of
NIL.
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VI. Fl. DnsRow's RIpNs ScHooI, No W
stAsv-Hsum Cor Ladies. trcn A Los ~ Hour
ins 10 re az taks Lessons a. this eabsDenf must Be IN
egSauced b. sams sas ksswn 70 tie Proprietor.
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~" H. L. FosrxR's Fashionable Clothing
Estabhshnent No "a Courtlandtst is desirable place TO
purchase Cothug Of every variety the buying public
can ali tiues hnd full supply of Ready made Clothing,
made up from the beat materials and by the best woikmen
Clothes made 20 order with promptneSs and dispatch.
srge stock Of Winter Clothing which will be sold at very
eW
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. F.sgIosABLx IsTELLIGENcx.-tJrando open

. FASHIONABLE IsTELLIGEScz.-OIanno Pon
ing on thi. day MONDAY the 4th Of March, At ne
NlrlLa EnPoRIU8 NO. Isl Broadway, Tor toe spIins
sesssp whore will be displayed COLLECTION o. -.
Lsdies Costume the products OF iorelsn ana VI Na
rsns unparalleled 10 the Word OF fasolon. Iii e.h
The Paris Msntilla Emporium nsF1ng pen I'll ~ ~,
ENLARGED during the past mouths nay hos an
lsr stsishrnent for the sale Of 5hsrs ana N .oe
United States and pressn season beng more toan
.s. 10 v3,b psrsiap novelties, well on account Of
sh rerernoIies that have lately taken place IN
tbe Trsneh csits With new 70 the great lndn.
eS..i. .tste that he viii offer rich treat 70 those
g"d;ss sn3 frntlernen who honor him with visit
The entire ssi Of rooms WIN De thrown open on TINS oe
svevy facility for public inspection. :,
hr inner sparments Will be devoted unyely 10 those
uassa. INTENDED for the Worlds Fair. GEO. BULP1s.
Pans MantiIla Emporium, No. Si Broadway
NR-Plesse Observe the opening day s on this MONDAY,
TIE llt Of March should the weather unpropio
on the frst succeeding day
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DRAnATIo READIsGs.-"L Lend me your ears,
my ooaDtrymenv and learn that Kxox, Of No l2 Fas2n-
81 has issued his Prns style OF Ha's For eesats IL
rance of STYLE exceence .sea and exceeding cheap
noes they cannot be surpassed.
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GRKAr BARGAINS IN FRKScH CHKA-The
remainder Of the consignment Of shshty damaged French
China from the manufactures M Nisrson, . now opening
snd will coufinue on privsse sale for q few Gaya
HAucHwopr 4 pAuEY, Ncs sol and 5oS Broadway.
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NV NouRsIso STORE, No. 55I Broadw,

NEw NouRsIso Store, No. 551 Broadway.
-BiRTgoLonEw q WEED have opened their spnns
Stoct OF Full and Half Mourning Goods comprising every
article for mourning wardrobe We have just
received per steamer Humboldt splendid assortment OF
Mourning Silks Tissues. mohars, Tauise Cloths &C.,
&c which we offering Of extremely low prices Also,
lust opened several Bombas Canton
Cloths Queens Cloths aud many new and desirable az.
ties in the mourning line Particular attention is invited
TO Our rnanufscturne department where full suits Of
mourning are furnished at few hours notice. BonDets
Dresses, Nantes constantly on hand.
BARTHoLoMEw WEED,
No SOL Broadway. between Sping and Pnnce-sts,
nearly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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STRAsGERl HAVE YOU BEEN INTO FUTILE S
EnpoRIum yIrlI not, lose time in calling there for
IL il one OF the greatest cunOsites Of NewYork. You viii
find every variety Of Toys Fsnch Goods and curious things
that you ever dreamed Of
30 FUTILE is the queerest man
In this wide Yankee nation;
Ard for hrs great Emporium
He's rsDSacked all creation"
Remember the number, 3l5 Broadway.
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IT, We wish to remind our readers that
ALsERr H. NicoLAY win sell, Ut II O'Clock ut
the Merchants Exchange, Auction, handsome Gothic
Cottage observatory &e and about twelve acres OF Land
situated in the pleasant village of Clinton, N j. within 2t
@iles Of the city Of Newark Particulsrsat sale
~ Bookkeeping, Writing and Arithmetic
taught expeditions and superior manner by hr b
~ FosrER, at No. SS1 Broadway, between White aud
Wakersts, where gentlemen qualified 70 discharge
the duties of book.keeper with accuracy Prompatude
and cspaeh. Prospectus with full particulars may be
had ON application.
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~ FewLEks g. WELLS, Phrenologisrs and
prk;sAsr. Cbpto. Hall No. Isl Nsssau-st, New~York.
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But hear again The Commercial /.


here, all these people free The Tri5Has tells
that the chief obstacle In the way OF reform Is the
tho1ghnesnes the idle and vicious habits OF the needy
afntng the New-iofkers Well-Northern history ad
monishes Us that such would be the condition OF our
Slaves len 70 themselves we have no warrant thar
the sOuhern Slave would be much better OF than the
Northern freeman IN worse condition they could NOT
be-we must al adIai, that
No, but We don't admit any such thing
Two-thirds Of the s. Northern freemen' who
work for their living in our City are in confor-
table circumstances, with steady work, fair
pay, comfortable homes, and plenty TO eat
They are decently dressed; so are their chill.
dren, who have Free Schools open to them at
all times and those who cannot attend during
the day may 60 in the winter evenings Of half
the year-all without charge. Cheap Lectures,
Books, Libraries, &c.. enable those who have
passed the period of youth to increase their
stock Of useful knowledge very considerably.
Almost every youth who riil has here a career
open before him, and thousands each year work
their way up from md gence and need to com.
petence and independence. OF course. those
WHO sriH be idle and vicious must take the
consequences; and, while We do no, BY any
means regard cur Social order a. perfect We
know that, as contrasted with Slavery, ii isa
great improvement
We said in our former article that what.
ever our faults, We have no lsrs here 10
compel one man to labor through life for
another without recompense, and authorize
the idle master to sen, whip or corrupt the
Industrious servants wife or daughters.
Whereto Tie Commercial replies:
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