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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

V0U viii find at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl
L vsD;a avenue 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Niniture Frames OF
the latest styles: Brsckete, Tables. Room Mouhpg,
Cornises, &c, &c; or by leaving your order You
have any thing done in my line.
N. Rod Frames, &c, reglt at the shortest no
tice on reasonable terms. Don't forget The plaza
feb 20-1y JOHN WAGNER
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CITY EXPRESS.
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
EhVES Georget'wn daily SUNDAYS excepted AZ
IL a. M and II O'Clock IN. Leaves Washington
at a. m. and o'clock, p. m.
Packages &c left at any of the stores on Bridge
street. Georgetown. or Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ingtop be csiieo for aud deiteted ~tth safety and
dispatch. - .-- 80 - j. j. BOGUE.
mar 20-tf
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Ia HENRY ISviGoRAIING CoRpgaL.-The cels.
DRAFTED cure for GENERAL DEBILITY and all NERVOUS
DISEASES. Price 81 Per bottle; bottles fer IS; s
LOT 50 II for Gle. For SAFE by
w. II. GILMAN, Washington, zlE
PEEL STEVENS Alexandria,
@ MACPHERSON MARSHALL, Baltimore, r--
L. DYorr a Sons, Phia 'ephia, -
And % Druggists throughout the country.
mar IS Inns
LFoSs kATAIRoN.-Fbr Prsssrviag, RestoT
'9, Cleansing. and s riyin9 the Hair, oiieriofiag
1ssToorS Headasi' AID Curing Ersrtirs Diseases Of
''e Sk'n Its reputation, co6xsensiTe With the civil
hzation OF the globe, makes all praise superhaous,
al eAageratioD impossible; and since its discovery
mas found no substitute to compete its incontestsd,
lSs incontectaho superiority Physicians sRd Chem
lsss-honorable citizens cr, Gil professions of life
the leading Journals of Europe and Amefica-La.
d!eS who have used il upon their dressing tables,
and Mothers In their Nurseres-in fact its millio.
patrons everywhere, from plebisns to kings, pro
nounce 1t the most pleasing and effective article
either as Medicinal or Tcet preparation ever pro.
ducei. $3.50
Do not fl to give it trial.
Price 8 cents, in large bottles
D. s BARNES, Proprietor, lei Broadway, N. Y.
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Non.Arrivsf q the Pre- An

New YORK, March 23.-The Pacific
has notlyet arrived-now over her time.
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l7IRGINIUs TOBACCO
THE OLD STAND.

% quarter and II whole boxes of this superior
brand, just received and for sale by
mar 2l-tw b, j. sEWMES K BRG
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o. - Ef41 49, ~ ..s5s -an1 s. & f--a-i-.
.1aHsLJ1 = aLAQA az. s..a7t,.4 5sG, %
I1-~g5 EEi
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~ CURE or sCR0FULA OF TEN YEARS STANDING by
the use Of kidwelPs Beach Drop; confirmed by the
certificate or Mrs. Emerson, of Alexandria Who has
gained considerable reputation for the trsasmeht Of
Ulcers, DC. Mrs. e. will give further information to
any one visiting her relative to the The char
acier OF the BEACH DROP is fully established, that
no one doubts that it possesses greater medicine
virtues than any other preparation manufactured
Tor the cure Of Scrotuls, Bronchil Diseases, Rheu
matism, &c. Strangers whiting Wasbin gton who
have friends afflicted with such Diseases have it
sent to any part of the United States securey
packed. See further evidence on first page of the
.'Star.' ~..sr.. =. tN24
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AE MrrRoPoL IrAN GALLERY.-We cannot too
highly recommend to the notice of our readers the
beautiful Microscope Miniatures made by Messrs.
Adams Dunshee SUCCESSORS to Thompson They
practical Daguerreotypists and fully understand
the business which Is evident from an inspection of
their productions. They give to their Subjects an
sy natural position, the right tone Of complexion,
harmoniss the lights, manage the ref, ctions soften
thu shadows, and in fac. give you Dagusrreotype
which cannot be equalisI in this city, in proof Of
which they win be happy to make picture of any
person, FREE y eEpesse who would like to test their
skin in comparison witt rival establishments.
ss%smssf the Msso ot an e tail * rmsr
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CABINET MAKER e. UNDERTAKEN.
f,hE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends, acquaintance, and the public generally
that he still continues to execute all orders In his
line Of business in the best manner and at the short
est netice. z r1'tt--.- . - 'fs- y - H.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed.
CE-, FUNERALS attended to at
EaD the shortest notice. and in the best
manner. Bodies Preserved in the most perfect man,
iser, crcR III tie WdrntsSt heather. 30 l'7Tl
Thankful for past favors, he would respectfully
solicit, and will endeayor to merit continuance of
the same. ... ANTHONY BUCALY, -
Pa. ave-, S. fide between 9th and 10th sts
Residence Mr.. Martins, D street. Sd house east of
'tn street. 49,. .lIs.-t mar lily
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M ANFED-A MAN. to work on q farm, by
Wv the month or ysar. An Englishmsn or
German would no preferred. Apply to Chapman
msr 23-3t*
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AUCTION SALES.
by J. G. sIcCUIRE anc.,o,..

NEWCOMER HANNAH ANN at Auction On
~ FRIDAY afternoon. the 2ith instant AZ oicIk
.. hiiey Shsrt, shall cell the scheooer "Bannsh
order. with new suit of sails and everyth;ns nacss
ssry for service. S"is Ne0ee
Terms 0ne-half cash: the residue In . .-.,,, 80
montss' tor note satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest J. c. McGUIRE,
mar
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4 PRIVATE SALE.--A handsome building LOT
N on IL street near the corner Of 18th, with
f1ne brick house On each sis of it, Front Is feet.
de- tn Ito, or less if desired. For further r-t:cu.
lars enquire at the corner adjoining
mar IS-6t
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WANTS NEGROES.-Tbes subscribers are
4, w all times in the market buying SLAVES. paw
iag the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for s.le Will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal.
timore, Md, (Siat.ere old stsnd) Slaves taken on
board at Is cents per day
feb Ply BM6 w. T.. CAMPBELL.
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NJ AN bO-A female COOK. One hat can come
w wen recommended viii find a good situation
by applying immediatelr, to
HENRY KUHL,
mar 2j-st%
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lOGs 1880 sacks fine and gtound Alum Sat
10 casks London Porter
10 casks Scotch Ale tff 80
10 casks Rice E.sl at.s.
SO boxes Cheesa . .-
$50 packets Java Coffee
100 bags Rio Coffee
rs bags Porto Rico Coffee
10 casks Sal Soda --at
so boxes pure Cider Vinegar
inst received, in store, and for sale by
..,..-, WATERS 4 SHOEMAKER,
Water street, Georgetown, D. 9.
mar 1s-1w* .''-'
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AZ f..F LA Es7-tf . yi9qus 6e-i-o-1 ysS ~.
49, ss-2s- .t7aIl La tlJa2-;El8 -HaS
- a'sk %. ia 81
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT have for
Il rcat comfortably turni hsi House, within
few steps of the Irving House, contain g two large
airy parlors, five excellent chambers dining room,
kitchen, &c. '
TO gHcd tenant the rent will be made moderate
Apply to ). C: MCGUIRE.
Auction and Commission MGrcha.t
mar
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MAINE MERCER POTATOES,
lust rec iycd by the S hooner Fulton, sou bush
u els prime Mercer Potatoes, suits BILE for sed or
table use, will be sold low, from vessel, if immediate
application be made to ~ -
+ -ts-H.Ea eF ss r. JOHN j. BOuUE,
East side of the Market, GEORGETOWN.
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NEW GOODS.

VXyE are now receiving large lots Of new epring
w Goods, to which we earnestly invite the at
tentiou Of our friends and the public generally,
knowing and believing thst We oifer them the
very best Inducements regards quality and Price.
YERBY. TEBBS 4 YERBY,
Ccrrer Of 7th street and Penna. srenus
mar II --dlm .-
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T. SCOTT, Aucttoneer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auction -on
FRIDAY, the 24th instant, we shall sell, at 8
o'clock D H. in front Of tie premises, two ba uds me
building Lots, situated north =, between Ist and
streets west being Lots Nos is and 1a in squsre
Ne $50 esch having front on y street of 30 feet
running back 100 feet TO vide alley. The two hav-
ing ront Of sixty feet will admit of division and
wall be SOLD in lots to suit purchasers.
Title indisputable.
Tes ms: onetbird each; bslapce in six, twelve,
and eighteen months the purchaser to give note
Ter deferred pay ments, aTDg interest from day Of
sala.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
mar is-d
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as-rss G.if --t-- e t'ftii3 --lf4E uaE ri-fF-
-sIrs .zbzD 81 .a sd
atHtyaa q E0a4EQnT n a n-.l 10
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HONEY, OLD WINDSOR, sassaftas, and othe
IL Toilet Soaps, at reduced prices, at
fsb TT WIMER'S 9Th IT.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-The court was occuriel
during the whole of yesterday with the lei n
Of Thomas f. Hardiman, charged with stealing
a coat, the property Of George w. Hinton. The
case was not concluded when the court adj:
journed, and was continued on TODAY,
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the
i 100 half chests Imperial, Gunpowder, and Pou
chong. For sale by ..-.
WATERS & SHOEMAKER
Water street, Georgetown, D. c.
mar 1s-1wA
. OUTER l
- Prime Glades in store and for sale by
WATERS 4 SHOEMAKER, sa
q Water street, Georgetown, D. c.
mar 1S-1w* I.- - 3D. o-sf--g7
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HARPER's MACHINE for march.
IL mar TT -----.--- FRANCK TAYLOR.

st s-@- sft11 '-ss.4 -a- -. sso 's.iss Sizes 70 q
.alija-l "A = ,-7l-fi- 90 sGt w :: rsgiss
,l99T4 I.sI s&TiH ; SJaIIa III dsi
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CoSvEYANcEs.- We have boon reques ed by
several of our subscribers, who are lot holder,
IN the Congressional cemetery, to suggest the
establishment of a line of omnibuses to that
beautiful burial ground. We are of opinion
that few coaches running two or three DAYS
in each, week during the Spring and summer
months you'd do we'll for the pIoprietors. 1t
is worth trying at any rate.
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DATENT AGENTS.-For rent, four room. in The
J. new buildings on 7th street, directly in front
OF the east ro.tico ofthe Patent Office decidedly the
b st location in the city for SCENTS,
Irquire Of BATES 4 BRO.
mar 22-eoft
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WANTtD-A Situation by ycuug Woman. 70
w take care of children, or TO wait on a lsdy and
40 plain sewing, would have no objections to 90
snort distance In the country. Inquire two doors
east OF The kpothecary Store, Ii street north BE-
tween 4th and 5th. The best OF references given.
mar 2l-St<
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METRoPoLIrAN RAILROAD Railroad opera
tons will, 1T is said, be commenced early du-
ring the approaching summer.
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.(SALICOEs- AND Domestic GOODS
~ 600 pieces Prints. fast oolors
200 pieces all grades Blssched Cotton
200 do Brown Cottons @
so do Peuitentisry Plaids ST. 80. ..
70 do ell grades fIannelf. f-g -
.--. IL. e.. YERBY, TEBBs, 4 YERBY,
Corner Of 7th str ct and Penna avenue
mar l1--dlm fgrr--. sf.- g. ~ lie -
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= HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c. 7.
NE have q large and full stock Of the above kind
w Of Goods, which will be sold very cheap.
b,rr.t.L ~ YERBY, TEBBS . YERBY,
Corner Of tn STREET and fenna. avenue.
mar l1--d1m nom f. t.EF. 70 tis
4 CAl,D.1-w We have thi, week opsnsd an sxtsn-
N sive variety Of Bsir, Clothes, Teosh and Nall
Brushes, Toilet, dressing aud pocket Combs, Bsrry's
Tricopherour, Parma Cologne, Tooth pcwsers shaw
ing Or am. Razors, Strops, De, allof wbiah re viii
dispose Of At unusual low rates. j. + ELLIS
mar 14-6 ' @- .--f t-'H4 Ssi aE-
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0>esE associations OF a kindred character.
EARIETE.-The performances Of the Star
Ionpany, late Miss Laura Keene'S Baltimore
company, are being carried on with the NEST
catering marks of patronage, which they we'll
deserve, being all professionals of high stand
M IN their respective departments To-night
We are promised representation of Sheridan :
admirable comedy Of The Rivals produc-
ton not even inferior, in q literary point of
view, to his School for Scandal and as n
-,age piece, perhaps superior. The cast of
characters will DE well supported, as glance
al the play bills will show. The afterpiece
VII VII, consist Of new and original farce, enti-
hea "A Pretty Piece OF Business
ARs. ROSE We regretted last evening that
sirs. Rose, on account of the rain, was obliged
:. ueier her lecture on the Political and Legal
nights Of Woman, until Friday ight, the 2lst
Instant Those who listened to her address on
'"e Education and Social Position of Woman.
vi, no doubt be pleased to hear her again,
aiu NOSE who did not. will do we'll 10 go there
anu near what this Female kossuth, as some
me Northern papers have not uDjustiy
Wiea heI has to say on this novel subject.
We are informed that the members Of Congress
nave been invited to attend.
.; FANCY EAIR.-It will be seen BY an adver-
:. 1nent IN another column, that the ladies of
rauis Lutheran Church have resolved to
IeP open their fair and festival for two nights
ii-to-night and Tomorrow night. We
''9d remind all our bachelor readers. Young
n o.d, that 10 neglect going would be a
iaS' ungallant action on their part, as the
-. nave done all in their power to make a
.Sl agreeable. We hope that the fair will
Sil attended, for the object is a praiseworthy
'eins In aid Of the cause Of religion
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tIWh RENT-A furnished three story HOUSE. on
j. 18th street, third house north CT H. on the sss
ide TIE location is very plea ant. Enquire on the
premises. mar 2a-ats
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'ok KENT-Two fine new Brick HOUSES stu.
j. ated on tbs to-rer Of 10th street aud Massa-
chusetts avenue. Also, large Ere ME House with
II .rooms and passage-stable sni carriage house
The three houses are complete; ttey have good
pumps ef water in their yard. The fame House is
s..ua cd on / street between and 10th For
further particul,fs tnetire Of GEO T. LANGLEY
living in the frame house. tra- 23-3t*
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UBox
Doi1fnimonsb nsiTstydss1q sdT -r5--
O. Isaossi 3 dous sGIysd q stsGg11e'
.slqosq I.sG. to-:- e..
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STAPLE DRY GOODS.

NIE are nov opening the cheapest and most com.
w plete stock Of these goods to be found 10 this
city r elsewhere. Cash or prerptcrsdytdeslsrs Or,
respectfully requested not 10 buy without nrst call
ing in our place. They win be shown through With
pleasure, ahd great bargains esred 10 ensure Quick
sales. - .ttto RAkEEe q MITCHELL,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th end etb streets
mar 2o-eoaw sff e uoW TfIFTEO- no. u.
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SPIRITUAL RAPPINGs. There will be a lee
ture this evening on spiritual rappings, deliver
ed by Professor Britain, when the whole
subject will be thoroughly examined and dis
GUS ed.
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AGRICULTURAL BUREAU-An interestinp
article of produce, of vast Importance to many
districts of the South, has been lately received
at the Agricultural Bureau, being specimens
of upland rice from Mauritius or the Isle of
France, which may be grown on dry land with
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HoRTiccErrRAi EXHIBITION weekly
exhibitions Of the Horticultural Society, will,
hereafter, be held In the agricultural room, in
the basement of the Patent Office the 6rs, IN
come off on Saturday, next
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lS3rEST.-Coroner Woodward summoned a.
jury this morning TO inquire into the cause of
the death Of ". Dipple, who died suddenly
last night when no one was present with him
The jury, we learn, returned verdict in sub.
stance that his death was caused by intern
peranee. er... r
AuotAer.-An inquest was held this morning
over the body OF colored infant It came to
Its death by commissions, causeI by diseased
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ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-John Thomas a
colored hackman, was arrested this morning
for striking Mr.. John Mclaughlin on the he adj
with heavy whip staff The blow was evil
IDENTIFY intended to infict severe wound, but
failed because the negro struck an inch higher
than he intended. Thomas was held to bail
for court by Justice Goddard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-03

The laborers on the C-atom house have come to
the determination of quitting work Gnt they get an
of wages Stern necessity forces us TO ms ea
ave mn ,cb against will for what have worked ir
Il entirey Inadequate to meet our daily wants as men OF
We have renesedly petioned the Board Of Commits
s;onara ~ s,sst a. ancrease in our wages so far, we
must saw our petitions Ike great many others were
laid the table subject to W e III wv
made strike We had the honor u an ~, ss CIV Nv III
Major Beauregard; he informed he wo u Az TIE
endeavors, by writing to the Hon Secretary H.
sury. to get demand advising to work ~ 80 ~
would get answer We done So What has been Is
resuty No reply yet. The whole matter E.ay be
summed up in few words have been amused WIN
specous promises that the Commissioners cannot grant
our demand on their own responsibility.
To let the public how their limited power works.
general turn out among the laboring few who
work in the blacksmith shops helpers called in for
So per day. 1t is to say any the
subject. We only infer if the Commissioners
else their power in case humbly conceive they
do in all cases if circumstances call forth To
conclude, demand nothing but what just and
sonbble and not only the Commissioners but the Hon
Secretary of the Treasury must yield their will in this
case when they consider the price Of every
article Of lite at present.
There is axiom in physics that smaller power must
give way to greater Accordingly have quit work,
awaiting favorable reply at the time justifying
ourselves to fowlaborers IF the city interest
being theirs conseq uently rely their loyalty
men to remain neutral in this matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-03
.rha Letter.

Our neighbor Of the Delta is displeased with
aour manner Of comment upon the somewhat sin
|gulsr letter Of the City Attorney, and thinks
|that the matter should be argued instead Of
siaughed al II You have, perhaps. slightly mis-
understood us, Mr. Delta We have not taken
.up the cudgell in behalf Of the company, and we
Eare not at al friendly to its interests where
Bthey are incompatible with those Of the public.
MI you do not like the positions and arguments
hi the City Attorney, you can combat them and
dispute with them as much as you please; but
3Bo far as we are concerned we quite agree with
!some of his suggestions, and have only made it
-FOUR business to be amused ut the peculiar man
ansr in which they we're brought out, We pro
stest that we only looked upon it as capital
JAKE that, when the committee had applied for
Information strictly upon question Of legality.
Fiit should have been furnished with voluminous
Instructions, otherwise advice. covering the
fwhole ground except that part deemed essential,
land leaving the committee no room for the exer-
acise of its own Judgment, except upon the very
point in regard to which it had asked to be
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-03
Northern Practical rhilanthropy..

1t has been, and still is, very customary
among the Northern papers more particularly
the fanatical abolition sheets--to rail on every
possible occasion at the South for its inhu-
mainly; for its barbarous manners, customs
and habits; for its careessness Of ife its dlsre-
gard of suffering, and for the leyity with which
death is viewed Our Northern exchanges are
bringing to us daily some practical commenta.
ries upon these matters which it were well
should be considered by the fault-fnders before
l they renew their amusement. On the score Of
\ inhumanity there has been no occurrence in all
the South, in city or country, on the plantations
or among the paupers, that could compare with
the lately developed barbarisms at Buffalo, one
lof the chosen haunts of colored philanthropy
land abolition zeal. It seems that the poor,
| INDECENT, and insane of that place have for q
long period of time past been kept at some sort
| of an institution outside of the city Limits,
deprived Of medical treatment, denied sutfi-
cient amount Of food, or indeed any much more
nutritious than rye bran, and left in squalor
| and suffering until the souryy broke out among
them, and then the cholera-thus thinning
their numbers and diminishing the city ex-
| penses When, finally. q mob was gathered,
and the hole broken open, some four or five
we're found to HAYS been buried, several more
were lying dead in the building, others were
beyond recovery, and all were in most deplo-
rable statesof wretchedness. Such things don't
occur in the South.
Those who remember the amount Of indigna.
ton expressed by the Northern papers when 9
false report, the last summer, obtained cur
rency there that the dead were being burned il
this city although the deaths then ranged
from two to three hundred per day-will fee
astonished to learn that the same thing is nov
done there without necessity and without com
ment.
The mortality from cholera is said to b
quite considerable at present near Niagart
Falls, and dispatch dated on the Oath ult
lsayss
This afternoon horrible stencil discovered pro
cseding from shanty the bridge and it foun
TO be from the bodies of two who had died ther
alone They in terrible state Of decomposition,
reward Of fifty dollars was offered to any person wh
would get the bodies out and inter them but cou
be found to venture The place then set fire to
the bodies and all the contents were consumed"
Beyond these two instances cited, we nigh
tselect numerous others from almost all parts o
the North. but from New York especially. Thos
quoted are, however, sufficient, in connection
with which will be daily found in our news
columns, and make better comment than any
We could pen on the loud professions and pro
testations Of our Northern philanthropie friends