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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DODwORTHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO SOC
IA Broadway, opposite Eleventh street-Nr. Dod
worth has the honor Of announcing tn his friends and
the public, that the classes for the ensuing viii
commence Saturday 0ctober 7th, at r. M for IA
dies; at for children aud at o'clock for geuemsA
The elegant establishment has been additionally deos-
rated, the 6oor ieaid and other improvements mAds
during the sumner mouths. The improved system Of
instruction. successful since its adoption will
tained with slight slterstons suggested by experience
Every novelty worthy Of attention will be introdr eed
in ADDITION to all the in ordinary usewith ths
careful attention to the progress ard de ooruen
Of the pupils, which has besn distinguishing char
days. hours and terms OF instruction be had at amp
time at the academy, or win be sent By post.
T,ERRERoS DANCING ACADEGY, 50 WEST FOUs-
II tenth street.-MSd. Dub-eul Ferrero and
Fcrrero beg TO that they viii re opea the
echool on saturday, the h Of October Yocng lAdiss
Mondays and Thursisys, at 81 P. NJ Gsntisr ss's
evening class Mondays and Thursdays, att p NJ sAtur
day evenings for grown persons at P. ", Private lAe
sons, Glasses And schooL attended, soirsss given ~
usual
r DE G.. BROOKES, DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 361
liz Bioome street, between Broadway ADD the Bowe
ryHsvDg re,enty adopted entire new method Of in
structop the pupis enabled to acquire oil the fash
ionabe dances In very few lessons. Two CLASSES
are now forming for Tuesuay-sdes meet at o'closk
Pm, and gentle men at " Also new class for chill
dren on Wednesday, at 81 Pm The ladies primary
rookes evening classes for ladies (erclusive,) are now
forming for Wednesday and Saturday ngats.
vTyHE ART OF DANCING--Ar "a EAST THIRrEEN1H
street, fourth house west OF Bsoadway, south side
n Chruaud respectfully announces to HIS frisods and
patrons that his classes win commence Saturday,
i4h, ant Monday, 10th Of October. DAys;-wedussday
arc saturday at IL o'clock noon and It afternoon
lades ana children; Monday and Thursday, at evening"
for gentlemen. Particular attention paid to Ia tenue
and dc MOI tmept Of puzzle Boarding seminaries Aud
private classes attended to- Circulars can be Obtained
as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
SPORTING, &C.


INANCY PIGEONS.-A SPLENDID LOT OF ALL TIE
I different knt mated in pairs; Also young ones of
tits seasons raising. of the very best stock Those
who wish good barg had better call Immediately
they must be sold. Apply at 26o BoSery.
L,OR sALE-A HANDSOME TWO YEARS OLD, KING
Il Charles spaniel apply at 20 Spring street, in,
d'ately
nTiIGNoN's GYMNASIUM, 1859 AND 1911 GRO BY
" street.--Bodily exercise the bcs; medicine The
public respectfully informed that class has just
been formed Tor instruction in gymnastics at the above
establishment, ard VIII be continued every eyenicg
throug hr ut The ktascn. We would especially call tbs
attention OF dyspepos, and pc. whose habits
en'irsy stdertary the necessity exercise In order
&c keep the physical system in condition to resist
healthy irfusDcts. The gymnasium is open daily, from
sunfife Until 10 p. for general exercise The gentle
uens' class NEE; every evening at eight O'Clock John
Wood, director. spsrIng taught privately by G. y.
oITlGNoN, Proprietor.
C,PoRIING y KING CHARLES AND BLENHEIa
- spaniel pups mammoth esioundiand pups, Scotch
and tDgsh terriers Epgls h grey hounds and vsiey
Of other choice breeds stock dogs OF the pure blood
Pese copy the address 205 Water street. of Full
ton, up stairs
VNHE REG alta, AT HOBOKEN WILL CONS OFF ON
l. Thurs ay. the 2Sth instactFree for ali % fees
boats and under Two minutes will be allowed 10 the
foot to the smaller boats. Purses folio wsFirst,
$751; second, $4c third, &20-$5 enran.e. To start At
70 O'Clock. All entrance to be msde OF before the
18th instant This is intended trial OF sk bstween
the bost builders Of New York, brooklyn, williamsburg,
Jersey City, Westcheser the world II the weather
rroves TO be unfavorable will take place the next fair
Gay. ABM. BARKER, Ho5oken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

With regard to the ccsstng trade the tonnage entered
inward during the month ending the 9Th Of August,
1854 was 1914, 434 In 1883 it 900 6os, and ia
the present return It is 1850 SOL including So foreign
sells OF aggregate burden of 500 tons Ths clear
arees outward were l4G 2ll tons IN Angus, 1882
11io,tol "a 1868, AID ie'l,i22 Qrclaains so toss
for iso), n 1854
Tn following iate shows '.ic anaaty o ssm, of h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
PARIS ApyERTIsEprErTs.

nARIs -RosEf.S h co, FNeII.U mo AuEsCAN
chemists. 20 Pace vendons, acu-e ia toudcn
Wick & c., $50 0xto.i street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

Fec .ldt6 17lec1 216, 532rec lls $50 Ioc 247 SAD
By re5uoipg the wheat to -four the quantity o. the la
ter left at tie water this year. compared with the cor
reslond period last yea- shows ceoreaseo l42 900
bbls Of -four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A TTENTION -lHE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF
"A the Nova Days Guard will b. held at Richards,
4sO Broadway, Wednesday evening, at O'Clock, pre-
ss,ens sncs By Order GEO B. WlSaSs Captain ''
W L CAssIS, sec'y.
IRON MOuLDEas soCIEry.-THE MEMBERS ARE
hereby flied to attend tina next regular meeting
Saturday mfr e. September 80 at O'Clock Panc
tual attenSapce is requested the charter la ely OBJ
tanned fer this society will read, and other important
busness will come before the meetrg BY orisr of the
p,esic.p..
NT,NHATraN LODGE, NO %, l. O.opo F-Bso
wi Tiers you hereby notified to meet Lodge
twelve O'Clock in full reg.s sttend the faneri of
cur late WORTHY ?. G job Sutton. The order gem
ersly are respt ctfuuy invited to attend.
s. wMKs, s, po TEN S. waITLocK, Nc.
NJ CIICE--AN APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
IN the Go, of the Stste of New York taa. par
COZ he granted by him to Edwin wibar, who was con
veted st Court OF Sessions OF New York CIV In
cnber 1882 of forgery in the third degree and who is
Low confined in the stste prison at sing sing Dated
septic 70, 1854.
IN tee to call and the naopsl oil stone from
LAKE. GEO. wAIrT0CX. Agent
NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MEoaANI
IN csl Fac.-1he grounds at Hamilton squsre
week Entries be made At the business Office the
grounds and will be in attendance all this week
to receive and locate the articles September 2e 1854
nfFICE OF The ROCKY BAR MINING COMPANY,
~ No. 90 Merchants Exchange New York, Sept. Is,
1854 Notice to notice that an
setmtn OF two per cent upon the capital stock Of the
company has bfen levied BY the Board Of Directors pur
suaut art II of the articles OF Association
Tuesday the 18th October next at the ONCE OF the
pary in the city of New York. In Of payment
at the time specified the shares upon which Is
required together with all previous payments thereon,
shall be forfeited to the ASS ociaon but in order that
residing ont Of the city of New York may
have The bene fit Of the full time three days grace will
he allowed to them The stockholders requested to
surrender their certificates and take out By
order Of the Beard. N Brennan, Secretary.
TyNDER The NECESSITY OF THE HIGH RATES OF
piics of saving wood aince Sept H. as Yollows-For
oak and pine wood 25 cents per cut for hickory wood
51H cents. Dated sept. Il, 1854.
yITARREN LODGE, NO 253, o. OF 0. F-TBE
w officers and members requested to attend
eerar meeting of the lodge. at 327 Bowery Thurs
day evening, the 2sth inst at O'Clock BY order
JOHN MCGOWAN, N. G..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
LIQUORS, Sp

r EsIIEs STOMACH BIrIEas, IMPORTED BY Les
IL lie Co 2o3 Duane strset. -
DURE WHIT BRANDY FOR PRESERVING, Ca0ICE
IL brandy # various viptagts, wines, gins soansppa
English cordial gin cordial, sJrupe, &c. cctch ass
pesor Fast lnoio rale ale, Lonccn and Duhir rerts
&C J, in superior eondison WA. II. UNDthEill,
Broome street. corner o. Cso.bY.
CCHlEDAN GIN, RRANLIEt. E1C.--srG sIlS IT &C. 50,
- 80 T5, So snd 81 IS 10 S2l. in iJtso tait az
chasrs kITkFN MELC1Eks, % Font si,sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

re road Is suspended Indefinitely. IT. however, an
cement is made to retain It, the detention will Boa
ihot' che such a result is said to be probable
Tie annual report OF the Newburyport Railroad Com
pans read a, the meeting held At GeorgetoSn, on
Wednesday las. The income and expenses IN each OF
the past two years have been follows
NEwBuRYPoRT RAILROAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

The DIs OF TIC Monsam River BsnK OF SanIUru MaInei
not received at the Suffolk Bank correspondent
OF the Portland Advertiser states that application OF
The Bank Commissioners Injunction has bee granted
sgaius the bank reurnabe the 3D. day OF October to
the court sitting at Alfred requiring the managers OF
the bank to appear and show why the injunction
should not be made perpetual
There was the hands Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
Boston on Saturday the 23d inst s4,e22,sss to the
credit Of the Treasurer Of the United States aud SOD
70 the credit Of government depositors.
The Nor Ech (ct aurora says that the running upon
Norfolk County Railroad has been suspendsi for the
present There Ia some difficulty 10 relation to ten or
dive miles OF iron which they have laid down, and IL
opposed that they will be obliyl TO tase It up "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
REcnIrs OF PRODUCE AT tbs wArss

The quantity Ct -four, wheat and barley lstt at
tide during the third week September in tbs
years 1858 and 1854 was as follows
Flour. bbis. Whe1, bu. Corn b. Barley, bu.
1853 ...... 9O9l3 $50 Asa 1l9450 100 040
1854 ....... % $50 1882 7i21l3 76o69
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

From the earnings Of the road as above stated sl3-
eos there have been paid out for interest funded and
floating debt udipg discount the bon Is I'D dur
ing the year. So 23s 90 leaving net income after pay
ing the interest the debt and discount bonds sold
for the year, Of "a, 666 81.
The expenses of the past year have been follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MECdANI
IN csl Fair.-1he grounds at Hamilton squsre
in read To receive articles for the great fair Of next
week Entries be made at the business Office the
grounds, and will be in attendance all this week
to receive and locate the articles September 49, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

Dec. 967 S92Decl 400 O69Inc.4 46l 2o2 Dec H. 73s
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at tide
water from the Of navigation to the 2h
Of September inclusive during tho years 1852 to 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

Dec... e. o33 DecSi7, So2 Inc. 500 oea Dec 80 81
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at
tide water, from The commencement Of navigation to
the ed Of September inclusive during the years 1888
and 1854, follows
Flour, bbh. Wheat bu. Corn, br Barley, bu.
1853. 1,627,e9l 3.9l6,002 s9e,oO 4is 376
1s54.... 660,0e9 2,5l5,933 6360,2y7 454643
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

4 TTENTION -lHE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF
4sO Broadway, on Wednesday evening" at O'Clock pre-
cisely Members requested to be punctua in their
atten, tnce By Order. GEO. B. WlNANS, Captain.
W I, CAssIN, secy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

d. z REWARD-DOG LOST.-A SPANIEL DOG WHITE,
NoC with liver coored head and ears large liver spot
right de half Of tail liver and white answers to the
name Of Spot and had, when lost German silver COLLAR
said dog to 4s South street 2l8 Fifth avenue viii
ceya the above reNard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

NATIONAL OIL STONE TIRE PUBLIC ARE INvI
IN ter to call and the opsl oil stone, from
Laie Superior, opening At the depot No Is Maiden
lale GEO. WHIrTOCK, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

DARIS MILLINERY MISS +. JOEL, 757 BROAD
il way, will open her fall millinery Thursday next
2Sth inst. Head dresses caps, coieurs, &C., in the
latest Parisan ard which for taste and eeg
OF style cannot be surpassed. 757 Broadway Of
Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

CPECIAL NOTICE TO TIE LADIES.-MRS CAR Err
will open for show Thursday next Septic mber %
splendid assortment of ladies' mourning bonnes; also
misses and chdrens colored bonnets in great variety
Mrs Carter millinery establishment and honton lace
manufactory 693 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

DIX z REWARD-IOsT ON TIE 18TH INSTANT, AN
DC account book, belonging to feed store No. l23
will receive the above reward and the thanks Of the
owner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

The agreement with the Cheshire AMI Fitchburg Road
by which it to furnish the Rutland with hundred
thousand dollars worth of locomotives and cars, was
ratified by the stockholders. ,
The trade and navga ion returns of Carais for tbs
year 1858 give the annexed exhibit of busins upon all
tie canals Of that country during the year
CnuNrpcr or rur r.. or rIr.nA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.


WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
CALEDONIA DIAMOND BREASTPINS WITH Gu iIN
\ attached, equal to the real diamond. Price SIS
without chain 81. These pins really worth visit
see, and THE price is within the means Of every CT
Witty to nonpurchasers gratis
L&J JACOBS, 4c7 Brosdwsy
III BoNosETEa wATCHES-vERY FIsE Pocket
~ ehronometeTs which without any percsptbls
variation, for ale At less than usual prces Wholesale
and retail ALlEN, No. IL VIII street, ssconi
floor nsar Broad ray Importer of watches and ewslry
EoOPkR WATCHES GOLD COOPER DUPLEX AND
~ lever watches. some in hunting cases splsniii
tire Keepers for sac very low, at Wholesale and re-
tail BY g. G ALLEN, No III Wall ttres; second floor /,
uear Broadway, importer of watches and je very.
s
~ OIL VEST CHAINS GOLD CURB, 50 TO st5 GOLD
W wove, $40 to S25 gold Adellide $i3 to s26; gold
Jnry lind, sl3 to si5 gold chased and plain SIS to
$50 gold hexagop s7 to s42 gold Warsaw, $40 - s35
sold square, S1l TO S5 gold engraved SIG to $780, gold
chssed S24 to $780, gol frosted, $2S to $40 All other
style, at less than usual prices. GEO G. ALIEN i'm
porter wholsss ale and retail, No. IL Wall street.
Broadway, second noor.
TURGENSEN WATCHES SPLENDID JURGEN ZEN
81 watches. levers and chronometeIs perfect tn,e
keef ers fer SALE very low wholesale and retail c.
ALIEN No IL Wall street, fecond floor, near Brosiway
importer Of watches azt jswelry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

yI7ARREN LODGE, NO 253, O. OF O. F.-TBE
w officers and members are requested to attend
meeting of the LODGE at 1927 Bowery. Thurs
day evening the 2sth inst at O'Clock. BY order,
JOHN MCGOWAN, N. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

tt OE REwARD-SrOIEN FROM THE HOTEL 10
DZC and 70 Fulton street 500 in bank notes.
Any person returning the will receive the ADORE
reward and no questions ash ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE
"A recovery Of the body OF George Mourder aged about
Is years about feet 10 inches high, without csat
boots, who drowned Sunday, the oath mat, In
the North kiver, opposite sixty fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

X REAT OPENING DISPLAY OF FALL CLOAKS. TALL
NJ ma and mantles for the present seas N molly.
NLuX BEII, So Canal street, has opened f,r public in
stec,ion his imported styles, and those of his
manufacture, consisting Of rich velvet embroidered
sstip MORE antique and cloths also beautiful assert
ment of opera cosks in all the desirable shapes and
materials Ladies respectfully invited to call and
INSPECT them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

tt 4 n REWARD 10 T, ON SATURDAY, 23D INST,
WlO in par sing through Chamber street, porte
opnaie, containing FIVE dollar gold piece, some silver
change end Q note drawn by Amin Snow IN favor OF
QuAckenboss for SOL %. The finder win receive
the above reward by returning the note to W. H. Wiley,
1913 Chambers street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

T,BE MYSTERY, THE REAL, GENUINE AMERICAN
paper is out, and should be read by every American
who loves his native land Only three cents For sale
BY every newman and nexsboy In tom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

DAMS FALL AII.LINERY.-MRS. .WM. SIMMONS
Il having opened her fall styles Of Paris millinery il
prepsred for their inspection at her rst pre- Mum %
HOTEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

TyNDER The NECESSITY OF THE HIGH RATES OF
~ provisions the sawyers of the city have raised the
price Of saving wood since Sept. H. follows:For
oak and pine wood 25 cents per cut for hickory wood
81 u cents. Dated Sept. Il, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

r QS1rON SATURDAY, 23D INST, IN GOING FROM
IL The Bank Of America to South street. one hundred
and ninety dollars in five and ten dollar notes The
nder win be suitably rewarded BY returning the to
Vim. II. Nash IS South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

IRON MOuLDEaS SOCIErY.-THE MEMBERS ARE
/ hereby no flied to attend ths next regular meeting
cp Saturday evening, September 80, at o'clock Panc
tual attendance is requested the charter lae,y OBJ
aned fer this society will he read and other important
business will come before the merg BY orier of the
Z, esic,p..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
REWARDS.
tN1AO LOST OR STOLEN, SMALL CASE
DlVO. marked 3, No. l27, containing watches

th 20 REwARD-LADYS WATCH LOST LOST
WCO or stolen, on beard the stoning.on boat
encirced with diamonds the initials s. H. in the CENTRE
alio in diamonds; chatalaine attached, set with
diamonds; also key and SEAL The above ward will be-
paid its return to the owner Fifth avenue Of
Fifteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

THE LADIES OF NEW YORK WILL HAVE AN OP
Il portuni.y of viewing weeks later fashions by
car at the store of the Misses JOEL 693 Broadway,
THURSDAY next 2Sth inst They will that day open
their fall style of millinery, head dresses caps, &c &c
The latest novelties imported in the most recherche
poan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

TNIIA AND FRENCH SHAwLs.-TdE SUBS JRIBEa
i invites attention to of the most supreb and
costly specimens Of India csmels hair shaws exhi
bted in this city also to unrvaed selection o! French
cashmere and broche shs both long and square, al of
the newest and most recherche designs and at prices to
coincide with the present pressure Of the times "
GEO. BULPIN, Cloak and Shawl Emporium, SOL Broad.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-04-28
Nas@Sp&AA

Mr.. EDITOR - Having had doubts % to
the safety Of using leaden pipo for the con-
veyance of drinking water from cisterns, l
took pains to consult an experienced chem
ist, whose answer to my questions upon the
subject, may So Of benefit to others besides
myself. -
1T is my opinion," he writes, "that Il
is very hazardous to use drinking water
which has been conveyed through leadeu
pipes from o eisten. And know Of one in
stance in particular, in which the rain wa.
ter was strongly imaregnated with lead,
where leaden pipe had been made use Of
1t is comparatively safe 10 use water which
is conveyed from a pond through leadcu
pipe, but even here I think that lead ripe
should DO dispensed with If possible. In
an aequeduei, the drawing or of the water,
in a great measure, counteracts its bad Of
fects u but moi so with the cistern, as in
this case the leaden pipe is constantly in
contact with the whole body Of water which
is as much saturated with lead as that which
is inside Of the pipe. |, by all means, i'd
wise you to have nothing to do with lcaden
pipe tor eistern water, - that is, he intend
ed to say, for drinking or culinary purposes
He recommends as substitute for lead,
the block tin, or gutta percha, tho former
being preferable as regards durability. "
It is the impression, perhaps, of some
that the lead, il any be detached from the
| pipe by the action Of the water, will sink K
the bottom. But it is chemical combina
ton and not mechanical separation o
parts = SO that the whole substance OF the
water becomes affected. The consequence
is, what physicians term, a cumulative poi
son, the deleterious influence Of which must
eventually be felt in the form of diseases
difficult to cure. The purer the water, the
more likely 1t is to act upon the lead. The
trouble and expense Of procuring the block
tin pipe are small in comparison with the
comfort and importance Of pure and healthy
wafer, such as can anywhere be by this
means procured.
That part of the pipe which remains II
the cistern, and is always immersed in wa
ter, may be made OF block tin which answers
the same purpose, and the remaining part o
lead, we suppose.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-04-28
CHEAP POSTAGE.

Mr.. Olds, chairman Of the Committee on
Post Offices, in Congress, has reported @
bill rai.ing The rates Of postage, after The
first Of January next, so that all letters
whether conveyed by land or water, under
800 miles. shall pay cents, and all Over
10 cents; and providing that they shall oil
be prepaid by stamps. This is folly thai
the people will not approve, and that should
never take form in law. II is founded up
on the fallacy that tho Post Office must
pay lis way and calculated 10 make up The
deficit CT 100000 annually. Whether
! il pays its way or not, the business OF the
country, the Intellectual and mural good o
The people, their friendships and loves, de.
mand The lowest rates Of postage, and In
stead Of rising we ought 10 reduce the pres
emf prices. lf they wish 10 make up The
deficit, lie, them abolish the franking priv.
ilege by which members Of Congress send
cart loads of Bunkum speeches 10 all part,
Of the country, that are never read and
transmit their dirty clothes for washing and
mending. Let them reduce the pay Of
post masters, and save from official patron
age, and not from the poor man whose chill
dren are scattered over the earth TO earn
their bread. II is decidedly anti republican
10 advance the pay Of post masters, and
increase the tax on letters TO make The de-
partmenl pay its way, ri the same time.-
We hopo there is intelligence enough in
Congress 10 consign this bill 10 the land o
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