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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

YTvHIS rs TO CAUTION ALL PERSONS FROM TAKING
Il note drawn by A. Lennart, in favor Of r. MorreII
dated November for the Of 500 at three months
made payable in the Island City Bank, New York.
A. LENNART.
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TUE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF TIE ANCIENT o.
i der Of Hberuians val take place AZ Iaaim3ns
Hail. Friday evening, December /. The proceeds 81 u.
bali will be devoted TO charitable purposes The com
ntee pledge themselves that nothing shan D. lett a.
done 10 render this equal e any ball Of the season ~
nahans Brass and Cotil1n Band is engaged .rs tu o'i
sion. Tickets II eaeh, 70 admit gcntienila - "A
Ito be had az No Us Hester street; Of Joseph MApa
ball
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

ITO DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARlES.-Av VALUABLE
Il store, handsomely fitted and well stocked for sale
Apply to +. HALE CO., medical labelers, &C., so
Nassau street.
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WATCHl1s. IEWHLRv, &C.

"AxVfffNB. N& W 6-IkH4, 06sJs
& FNTS FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CIUs.
N ter breast pins, equal to the real diamond with
hahn, So without chain, ~. These pins be sent
~ mai to any part OF the United States All orders
unctually attended to by addressing L. J. JACOBS,
OF Broadway
ADIES' CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUSTER EAR
~ rings, equal in brancy and appearance TO the real
diamond. They really most beautiful article Also
rings in cluster three stone and single Call and see
them l.. J. JACOBS, importers Of diamonds and
watches, 4G7 Broadway.
FEyhEY NEEB NO PRAISE.-WE ONLY INVITE EVERY
i one TO call and ladies' California diamond
cluster pins equal to the real diamond which would cost
$3.50. Price only $40. Civity to gratis
L. Il ]. JACOBS, Importers OF Watches
and Diamonds, 407 Broadway.
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AsrRa,Enss'r.

49,
A sTONlsHlNG TO ALL--MADAAiE MORROW -
a without ption, tie most wonderful sstrologist
in the world or that has bseu known. She will tell
mast present and future events and will show your u-
ture Lnsbana and absent friends which has astonishcd
Thousands during her travels in Europe. She seventh
daugnter q a seventh daughter, and born with
nataral lift Wy invoking the powers of her wonderful
sciee, ten their very thoughts and will
harry pairs to together who viii all enjoy the
greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss Her professions
truly astonishing to all who visit her Those who
wish speedy marriage may call soon and they may de-
pend upon true advice founded the eternal prnci
pies Of magical science 10 Broomc street. between Can
and Columbia streets. Gentlemen not admitted.
Hours from O'Clock A. NJ. tool NJ.
A s1RoLoGY.-MRs. FLEURY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE
N relatives prophcsed Napoleon L. Is the most ceie-
brated and frs woman Of the present age 70 iorts Ia
ure and certain. Call at 2os Broome street
C,LAlRvoYANCE.-MRs HAYES POSSESSES SIGHT,
~ when magnetized, far superior to any other clair
yoyant ia the United States She can discover and cure
find persons that absent give the best ad
vice respecting business matters, journeys &C. Ladies'
contemplating marriage can know everything respecting
their intended by consuming Mfs Hayes
examinations given TO all or no charge maae oce 10
Spring street, near the bowery.
rrApAAfE MEYER HAS REMOVED TO fef SEVENTH
N avenue, between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets she continues to tell past present and future
events likewise marriages Journeys, law SUITS business
nrospecs sickness, absent friends property lost or
stolen. Madame Meyer converses in English, French,
and German and gives guarantee for her art
AIRS BARKER RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO
M all her friends that she left 362 Broome street and
IL nowiviug at 35h Ispenard street. rear where she
continues reveal the future relation to law suits
marriages, business. Ladies, rs cents, Gentlemen 30
cents.
M ATuRAL MAGIC TAUGHT TO LADIES AND GEN.
IN tlemen, and apparatus furnished for paror pub
lie amusement also the secret ef telling cards by the
backs well as the face, by Madame and Mons BAS.
SANTEE, residence No. Thompson street Terms from
$ltoslo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

r OsT-oN TUESDAY MORNING, ABOUTlI O'CLOCK,
IL between the Butchers and Drovers' Bank and
broadway, check for $50 on the Island City Bank,
bearer Payment is stopped at the bank. Whoever has
found the same, delivering to Cyrus W. Field Co.
n Gin ST. will be suitably rewarde for their trouble
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fAAs c.osa.Aa,N ~

FALL c'SSl.AONs
HtL0AkSt CIOAKS {! CLOAKS ! L--S,..,. opI.f'ls,
~ 36l Broadway, respectfully invites the tenton ot
ladies to his importatons and manufactures ~. tu
present season, comprising an assortment Of
TEN THOUSAND CLOAKS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

YXyANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A WELL
w furnished room, without board, between Union
park and Eighth street. of Broadway The vicinity
Of the Brevoort House would be preferred Address s.
W., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

A GOOD CoNTRALTo Q.ADY,) WANTS A srrUA
IA ton to sing in Of the churches of this c,ty
Address NJ c. R., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

III ORSE FIVE YEARS OLD, NEW WAGON AND HAIR
IL ness for sale low will be exchanged for piano.
forte Can be seen at stable, IA Canal street,
adwov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

A VERY BEAUTIFUL $3.50 ROSEWOOD PIANO.
"A forte, seven octave is offered for $780, splendid
Tone made to order ten weeks since by celebrated
kers, fully guaranteed, finished back &C. Can be seen
at leo Chambers street. FROM till for three days.
The owner Is going to Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30
LOST AND FOUND.


II OST-lN COMING FROM THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL
IL road depot, in Chambers street. through Greenwich
and Cortandt streets, small, gold enamelled watch,
with chain, chatelaine pin, charms, &c. Whoever
turns the same to No. 50 Cortandt street. win be lib
rally rewarded.
r OST-ON MONDAY EVENING, FROM rs BLEECKER
IL street, between Broadway and Bowery, . small
sized black and tan King Charles spaniel SLUT with white
breast called Nellie Upon her return to the above di.
rccton, the finder will receive reward Of IS.
T OST-A PAIR or GOLD SPECTACLES, IN A CASE
IL marked Queen, Philadelphia; supposed to have
been dropped in the Empire line omnibus between
Maiden lane and of Fifteenth street and Sixth
avenue. A suitable reward win be given by lei ling
them at 100 West Thirteenth street.
r OsT-0N TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. %, IN GOING
IL from the Bank Of the Commonwealth through viii
liam street, Wall street and Broadway, to Of Ann
street and Broadway, $1l7 consisting Of ten Sos
tho Bank OF the Commonwealth, Ave SIS and 81,
supposed TO be the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF
Middletown Point, ~ J. liberal ward will b. paid
by leaving II at the Bank Of the Commonwealth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

VXTANTED TO RENT-A SMALL BRICK OR COTTAGE
w house. either in New York or Brooklyn. Persons
DESTROYS rent at moderate rate, to good tenant.
may address x. X, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

DIANOS.-CONSIGNNENT SALE OF PIANOS FROM
4 the best city makers, in plain and fancy cases.
from six to octaves with orders to sell 81 great
reduction from the factory prices for cash. fully
great bargains, from $50 to $780, Pianos Of our man
ufacture constantly hand Apply at the
and warerooms MCDONALD 4 BROTHER 292 Bowery,
near Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-IN CLEAN AN ,
I retired neighborhood; small and completely fur
nshed house, suitable for private lodging house.
ties having such property to let may hear Of goo
tenant and good security BY addressing CONFIDENTIAL
Herald Office. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

d. 400 FOR ONE HUNDRED ACRES-AN Ex
DfOO cellent farm, in Warren county Illinois
al improved eighty fenced, producing first rate
crops, good house and barn. within few miles OF two
ter, post paid, to T. +. NJ, Post Office, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

T>1RST CLASS HOUSE wANTED-FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished in the upper part Of the city (neighbor
paid, and possession required as convenient
to the occupant Address, stating location and price,
7. W. box 3,447 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

YTHO BUTOHERs.-THE SHOP, FIXTURES, AND GOOD
i win Of an old established stand, doing good
business for sale to cash customer cheap. Is well
worthy the attention of persons following that business
Apply at 80 Sixth avenue, corner Of Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

CLEIGHS SI.EIGHS THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE on
~ hand lot Of their make Of sleighs, one and two
seated which they offer for SALE at street.
manufacturers prices Those wishing to order sleghs
for the coming season will please DO SO Immediately.
ORDWAY ELMER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

NATIONAL CH0WDER CLUB.--THE ANNUAL FEE
in tval Of the above club will take place this eveuin
at their club room. BY order of
F. W. DAYTON, President
f. o. BAKER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

DARGAINSl BAR 3AINS!-AN ASSORTMENT OF Sc
$780, $110, $3.50 and $685. Also an assortment of new
pianos, at J. & C. FlSCHER'S piano mandatory and
wareroom, 245 West Twenty eight street, near Ninth
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30
UUICAL..

LOIIAN PIAN0S:-TWO SUPERIOR NEW lD0IIAN
AZ pianos-one Gilbert, the other Haet, Davis Co.
at great bargains. Must be sold immediately Tn is
rare opportunity Other ne pianos at reduced prices
Melodeons, guitars, &c. Cali soon at
COOK BROS. 643 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

GCE REWARD-LOST, ON SATURDAY, 1STH
aohtaire diamond rng OF large size about two
The above reward win be given to the finder informa
ton that will lead to its recovery. Apply to james
Eowley, 694 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

VITANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE,
w furnished house, . roomy suit Of apartments.
Situation between Fourth and Sixth avenues and Eighth
and Twentieth streets. Address H. E., box 1et Post
Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

az SO REwARD-WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOv-
NpOO cry of forty pieces silver and five pieces
Plated consisting of table, dessert tea mustard and
salt Spoons do forks coffee and tea potts. fish and butter
knife cream pitcher, sugar bowl and tonss, &C., marke
81 s. f. and T. ). T. d. s., manufacturers initials
stamped the same; w. L. s. e. Co., patent 1845,
stolen from house No. lis West Thirty fourth street.
the morning Of the 2sth November Pawnbrokers are
requested TO dctain the same, II presented.
E. SANCHEZ DOLZ, 1877 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

INURS OF ALL NATIONS.-FAIL FASHIONS NOW
IL ready at +. BOOSS D. JACOBOW1CZ, 397 Broadway,
between Walker and White streets, first floor. Ladies'
who wish 10 buy fancy furs OF the manufacturers,
should go 10 Booss Jacobowicz where they select
from the largest and most varied assortment Of all kinds
of mantas, capes, vctorincs NUTS, cuffs, &c. N B.
Furs cleaned repaired and altered to the fashion,
On moderate Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THANKSGIVING DAY.-wOoSTER STREET SYNA
Il gogue.fne above synagogue will be open for divn,
service AT T. NJ, which occasion discourse will
delivered by the Rev s. NJ. Isaacs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE REPAIRS
IN on Pelham bridge, over Eastchester creek West
chester county, and completed, the same Is ready
Tor travel. L. G. FOWLER. /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

A ssIGNEES E0IICE.-ALL PERSONS HAvts
IA claims not heretofore presented, against the Ia
nrm OF Andnew Mcclure, are hereby notified to pi
sent the c the subscriber lis Crosby street.
n. II. BARTHOLOMEW, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

II ORsES HORSES.-HORSES KEPT TO HAY ON
Ii FIRST quality at 81 per month; grain furnished by
the bushel II required +. W. Walker Lttleton, near
Aorristown, New jersey. Apply to Messrs. Clark 4 Bal
ley, Proprietors Of Howard HOTEL corner OF Broadway
aud Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

ITO LEASE-FOR A TERM OF YEARS, -FOUR
l. lots Of ground on the south side Of Twenty sixth
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. A good
location for coal yard, for other purposes. Apply
at l57 Broadway, room Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

GTAFFORDS OLIVE TAR-THE NEW REMEDY FOR
- diseases Of the throat and lungs and for all rhu
matte affections Olive tar ID used only as linment It
to the healing properties Of this combina
ton, Of the well known specifics, olive oil and tar that
the wonderful elected Olive tar is obtained
by dsting lin certain proportions olive oil and by
process patented by Mr.. Stafford, in April 1854, by
which all the acid and acrd substances sepa
rated and clear oily, aromatic fluid is obtained. Price
so cents bottle. Sold, Wholesale and retail, by
j. MIIHAU, Druggist, 1S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

LNPICuRIANS AROuSE-ENGLISH HARE5, SCOTCl
~ grouse and tail soup and turkey, SC, &c, f.
dinner oyster and mockturtIe soup for lunch at th
Rainbow, this da, Come all, both great and small
give tharks. w. J. HOWELL
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TIE BALL SEASON.


COMPLIMENTARY BAlL-slESSRS. PLANCl 4 PE-
- RACHio would respectfully inform their frienis
that their rst ball Of the will take place FRI
Cay evening, Dec. J. at their dancing academy No. Sill
Broadway.
I,IRsT REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
II first annual ball Of the Independent Corps OF the
First regiment New York Volunteers to Mexico, viii take
place at the City Assembly Rooms Thursday even
ing. the Goth inst. Tickets admitting gentleman ami
lady, 81 which be had at the door the evening OF
the BALL No efforts expense has been spared to
der this of the best balls of the season. aud OBJ
eet Is 10 raise fund for the wounded and destitute
soldiers OF this regiment. Military gentlemcn re
quested TO appear in uniform.
Capt. ROBERT NJ. HARPER, Chairman.
Lieut.. b. PARIsEy, Secretary and Treasurer
hurst ANNUAL BALL OF PHOENIX LODGE, NO
IL Is American Protestant Association TO be held IN
the Apollo rooms, 40 Broadway on Thursday, Noyen
Der 80. The committee have spared trouble or
pense to make this of The best balls Of the
Tickets, 81 each, be had Of any Of the committee
or at the door on the evening Of the bail
S. MooRR, Secretary. JOHN DAVIS, Chairman.
I,RsT ANNUAL. FANCY DRESs AND CIVIC BALL
II Of the George Law fancy troop 70 bc held at tn
Chinese Assembly Room, Tuesday evening. December
1854. The Washington band date Adsins) is engage
for the occasion Tickets dollar.
G. BASS, Treasurer. ID. REESE, Chairman.
Il. CLARK, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

y CO., 8 apd Is Park row, have hand lalge
and very desirable stock Of stationery foreign and do
mestic, American papers, &c, which they viii sell at
very low prices either for cash approved paper The
attention Of buyers 10 particularly requested. Nos Is
and Is Park row.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

VXTANTED-FARMS IN EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
w perty. Apply to Duncan & McAllen, los West
street. corner of Liberty.
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III ORSES-WANTED TO PURCHASE TWO GOOD
IL young and sound horses, for which good mort
gage will be given real estate payable in six months
Address 7. CAFHART 217 Third avenue
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saSgttsjCysass

y UfTT0N--WANTED, BY LADY, A LIMITED NUM-
i Der of pupils. to instruct thoroughly in music
French, and drawing, writing, and arithmetic, in aid
on 10 tie In ish branches, NJ S. per week The highest
testimonials and references given. Address personally
sos Broadway, Wednesday and Friday.
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YTNIS MEANNESS. INTENSE,
Il At another's expense,
To obtain for inventions the credit;
Lyons Powder and Pills,
h,,v bo A,afs

VIyRE ROPE FOR MINES, INCLINED PLANES,
w hosting heavy weights, steering purposes for
sells stays braces, &C. much safer and far du
weights and dumb walters in buildings, lightning con.
ductors &C., made Of extra fne wire and very flexible
CHAS. w. COPELAND, "a Broadway.
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SIvATCHMAEEB.--A GOOD WORKMAN WANTED, TO
w go 70 alabama, Arply al ~ MAIDEN lane
yEJAS1ID--A SITUATION As ENGINEER AND FIRE.
wv nnn in q manufacturing establishment by a
steady married Can show good Eeefenccs Please
adde's lHgMecr, herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

GLEIGHS, SIElGHS.-AN ASSORTMENT OF NEAT
- style cutters, together with large stock Of
lages for sale very low Some three seat second hand
rock away barouces and carriages taken storage.
NJ THOMPSON L CO.. &c and u Wooster street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

UsIC.-wANTED TO HIRE-OR PURCHASE, A ST.
Xl peror toned organ, self performing or one turned
by hand. Address Henry Union square Post Once
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-08-29
The Branch Bank

Still seems to be IN object of no small attraction on
the part of our Sumter friends Of the Watcman and
Banner Their editorials in answer to ours have ap-
peared long ago that very late for us to
ply. We deem it important that they should be met
at every point and absence from home, has alone pre-
vented an earlier reply As meeting of the citizens
Sumter is to be held in Sumteryleon next Monday
we prefer waiting until we hear from that before we
say any thing more upon the subject.
We embrace promptly this occasion to assure our
friend of the Watehan that his note explanatory of
certain remark in his paper of the 4th inst. is abun
dainty satisfactory, and relieves the article entirely of
the absurdity and nisapphcaon which one would nat
uray assign to it in its present shape We have not
particle of unkindness in heart towards our Sum-
ter friends in this matter but think there s such
thing as ones being too amable, and yielding their
rights without due resistance. Now we must assure
our friends in SUMTER and elsewhere that we intend
to resist at all hazards this absolute and positive nno
vation upon rights come from what source it may,
in whatever shape it may be presented-as honest
honorable men they cannot blame us if they do it will
make no difference, we intend to meet them upon their
own ground if need be, and expect to be success
full. There is nothing like being right for 1t is Shak
speare who says, 'Thrice is he armed, who has his
quarrel just" We are fighting like Nicholas Of Rus
sia on the defensive and like him we expect to tug
out and finally to Le successful
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-08-29
Janney's Hotel.

We have recently visited our old and esteemedfren
Janney, and found him, as usual the open, warm
hearted, cheerful and oblging landlord. The fact is
we never expect to find, go where we may, more po-
lite and clever host; and we cannot but be selfish
enough to regret that he contempates at any early
day. leaving this Hotel where he has been successful
in making money, and establishing reputation which
is BETTER and will follow him wherever his future lot
may be cast. Our best wishes attend him, wherever
lie may journey, his industry and energy entities him
to large success A friend has often remarked to U.s.
the first element of success is to deserve tive know
Mr.. Janney deserves success and we believe he will
have it. The Hctel is to be sold next Monday.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-08-29
For the Camden Journal.
Worthy of Imitation.

NJ. Editor4-The following, which is taken
from the Charleston Courier of the 18th inst,
is credituble indeed to the Town Council of
Yorkvie:
'The Town Council of Yorkville having been
called upon to grant licenses, and being indis.
poted to act themselves in the premises, called
upon the citizens to determine the grave ques.
ton by vote. They responded promptly to the
call, and the following is the result 10 votes
taken. No license 66, license 53."',
There is no doubt that If the same course
was pursued by the municipal bodies through.
out the State, a better state of things would be
brought about; the law has not made it an im-
perativs duty to grant licenses, it is discretona.
ry even a0hen all the conditions are complied
with, aud those who are in favor Of the license.
system are always ready to exclaim against
the opponents that they wish to control affairs
and resist the will of the people; let the exam
pie of the Town Council of Yorkville be fol-
lowed, and the question wll then be finally set
tied, by the people.
O. p O. p
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From the Mereury of Saturday.

! HEALTH OF THE ClrY.-The latest intelii-
pence from Savannah bas both distressed and
surprised US. The mortality is far greater then
has ever before marked the disease, either in
that city or in Charleston, aud indicates NAL
icuant type more like that of the Southwest
last year, than like the ordinary form of Yellow
Fever. 1t seems also to have spread through
Savannah with extraordinary rapidty.
In Charleston, the Fever has, SO far, been
distinguished rather by the opposite .charac-
teristics. We have never known it to make
80 slow progress, after getting foothold in
the city. Evennow the great majority of the
cases are from the shipping, and where medi'
cal advice has been had in season, there have
been very few cases, and not a single death,
among residents who were natives OF the Uni.
ted States. With sailors, and also with the
Foreign population, the great cause Of fatality
is that they neglect the disease in its first sta.
ges, and very often the physician is only called
in on the second or third day, With the
present type of the Fever in Charleston, taken
in the commencement, We feel warranted in
saying there is little danger to life. -~
1t does not appear to US that, as yet, we
nave cause 10 COHSlQeT lile ellOH IcSSi dS eP
idenic in the city. In the shipping it's Ger
tainly so, and small number of cases have
occurred with clerks and Others whose business
especially exposed them to the atmosphere of
the infected vessels. Scattered cases among
the resident population in the eastern part of
the city, cannot be ascribed to such exposure
perhaps, because we cannot trace their histo.
~. s..-.. -. -.
But there are sufficient Indications of a grad
ual progress towards pm epidemic prevalence
of the Fever to enforce upon the Board Of
Health and the City Authorities the duty of
using all the means in their power, not onl,
to amelorate the condition Of the sick, but to
check the advance of disease If we have been
criminally negIectful in allowing the introduc:
tion Of the pest into our harbor, let US not add
to the causes of selfreproach, that we have
slothfully folded our arms when the enemy
had effected his landing. ...s,-.