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SoRDID.-Among the applicants to the Committee
of council of Cincinnati for wood at haltprice last
week was man who is estimated to be possessed of
hard cash to the amount of $4,000 or $50 900. OF
course his application was refused this wood being
designated only for the deserving poor
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~ UNITE ID STATES TRI. IT. =
lesllst.s $50 3 WEEKLY MAIL LINE ssS4sAzsasskE;

sss1a55ar-Es@sss@ TO FICkSBURtf. &I%e1@
ON TT TESDAY, alton THURSDAY, ION SATURDAY, at
5P NJ. at s P. NJ 5 P. NJ.
The magnificent Z. The magnificent The magnificent U.
States mail packet|U. s mail packet States nnil packet
Princes Captain r.. W. NIcI2ae. NafcheZ. Captain
Wilson, will leave Capt j. B. Canon T. p eat!eTs, viii
for Donadsonye will leave for Den leave for Donatson-
Plaauemine jacksonville Plaque vile Piaqueine B-
Rouge; mine Baton Rouge Rouge Port Hud
BAYOU Sara Port Hudson Bayou Bayou Sara Red
River Landing Sara, Red River River Landing, Fort
Adams Natchez Landing, Fort Ad Adams, Nachez, Va
Waterproof Rodney ans Natchez Wa terproo Rodney, St.
St. Joseph Graid erproo Rodney Joseph, Grand Gulf,
Gulf Warrenton J0seps Grand Warrenton dFicks
Vcksburg ever Gulf Warrenton burg every SATUH-
TUESDAY at P. Vicksburg, Miili- DAY. at 2. NJ.
N. lken's Bend and Lake
Providence St
Island Reach and
iSNipwh's Landing
Ievery TIL URSDAY,
Iet5P.M
The aforementioned splendid passenger packets viii eave
their regular days without fail a the hour appontea All
business % their will be promptly and aithn
Freight taken for YaHn if gned to W. NJ
HAW the agent OF the boats at Vcksburg who Will forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge;
These will be responsible for letter or package
containing money jewery other vRluahe unless regular
bills of ading taken secifyn the contents and value and
the freight paid for vnuaoes deposited wth Inc CLERK
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
Fer freight passage apply on board or to -
CARROLL, PRITCHARD Il CO.,
Union Row. So Narondelet St.
n3O t: T. B. SMITH, No. 3 TchnEptoulss ST.
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BREWSTER d ZACJIAISIE-NO. S5 FRONT
ID STREET, AND NO. 81 FULTON STRRET.-We would
respectively call attention establishment Nos 5 Front aT
36 Fulton where prepared III al! times 10 ihrs
the shortest NOTICE. and most literal terms nll KINDS 0i
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS, CAST
INGS, B1.AGkSMtTHlNG, ETC. Each member OF the hrn
giving his personal attention to each department. we can oeT
superior inducements parties dealing with us
Our facilities for furnishing the following work not sur
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CHIMNIES BREECHINGSi
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS, WORMS
FILTERERS, JUTCE BOXES,
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS, etc, etc
Attached to establishment have general Furnishing
ali articles requisite fS STEAMBOAIs PLAN
TATiON AND HOUSE USE may be found.
PUMPs-Worthinston's Safety Steam Pump. S. P Kases
Fire PUMP Cast Iron Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM q GAU(iES-SchaHer's Vacuum and Steam Gauge
new article showing highest point which steam may have
been carried during Hearsons Water Gauge.
TINWARE.
| Chafng Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Moulds;
| Coffee and Tea Urns, Soup Tureens :;
| Pyramids aud other Ware, OF all varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook stoves Washing and
Iroung Fancy Cabin and ParIor Stoves Sal
amauder Stoves Deck Stoves etc Forges Fire
der Magazines Crate Ratchet Drills Hose Brass
Cylinder Bho and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns Lamps etc OF al deSgfpIl0ns
! BREWSTER & ZAEHARIE,
! Nos IS Front and 81 Fulton streets.
Sole Agents SchaferF und Vacuum Gauges Hear
sons Water Gauge p KHses Fire Pumps aud q, '" Cot
! ,oIs Ps.Et Piston Hegds and Crate Bars, aus ly
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:. HEss STEAMERS ECLIPSE n~gs, -
flly&lIs,SSa AND lEAntHk

fTSxEt,Sa AND EAntHHAssss
The magnificent steamer The elegant and running
E.clipse, L. W. Broaiwe steamer Southern Belle,
cDrnratud MillieU Fend ii. Broadwel
Grand Gulf, Rod for Grand Lake Carolina Land
rey and Natchea; wing ing Ashton Pilcher Point
Orleans every SATURDAY Skipwit!s Landing, Lake Pro
EVENING O'Clock, for te viderce Cammack's Landing
above and all ine-ned:ae Goodrch's Landing Mlliken
landings Bend, Vicksburg, Grand Gulf
Rodney and Ma chez. leaving
Il New Orleans every THURS
DAY + VESINCi, At O'Clock,
for the above and all interne-
idata landings
Te above steamers III complete order and will at
tend faithfully all business entrusted 10 their
The ECLIPSE and SOUTHERN BELLE will receive freight
for Yazao river reship VCkshrg without 1elay.
Neither the will be responsible for letters or
packages money other yaluabcs unless regp
bills adng taken and stated for vsl-
deposited IL passengers with the clerk contained i'll
baggage
No Bills viii recognized unless contracted under written
the Captain of either Of the above boats and all bills
presented office Of the boat which they belong;
before Il he Of leaving for approval whieh will
paid the Office Of the Agents. IS Ora
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BROAnWEI4f. BROS. K Co, Is Gravier ST.,
SNAPP & FfITE, Front ST.,
K. X. LAUGHI.lN 33 Front street.
N B-A clerk Will be the Levte day in the week 10
receive freight tor the above boats. jazz #
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W A N T Z D

fas ygANTED-A SHIP OF ABOUT 2OO0 BALES
E cotton capacity TO carry cargo o. timber and spars
- port In France. For terms. applyto
dlU J. P. WHITNEY CO., IS Carondele ST.
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THE LAKE.

yas. FOR nIOBlLE-DAIIY U. S. NAIL
49, E LlNE-win;sr Arrangementa5Thes sBIead:d M low
Florida, W. H. fiutchjHss master: Cniifor-
trade with superior Of the above steamers
Pantchnrtrin Railroad DAILY the arrival
of the r. N train of cars.
Returning viii stop PasCRgoula MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS
Cabin Fare each ...............ss
nj " r IiE,DDES Agent 10 Bank place
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S 7 OC X II 0 l. NJ
FOR LEGHORN-THE Al

FOR 1IEtHOks-THE Al BARK IhOS.
eEfS AllibOne, Thompson, TnastCr having nearly all
crgO engaged, take the bulk of 200 bales of
cotton qF tie above port For freight passage apply
ja2l GEO. W HYNSqN i Co s. Camp st
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CLUE-25O bbls common, fine and white for sale by
u ALFRED KEARNY,
jas u Magazine street.
NTARETT BRANDH-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
Il appointed for the old established house of AR
BuUIN MARETT CO., for the sale of
Brande sole Importer of ;he justly celebrated Pouluey
Brandy receive orders either the low
emnrket prices CoguRc be shipped direct any
Union supply constantly Aaad Samples car be
at the OF
| Mi II S WOLFF, 95 Camp street
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SSS FOR GLASGDw-THE Al AT LLoYD'S
&FFfS fast sailing British ship John Mnc l<enZie, -,
master, is loading. For freight of 800 bales est
j. P WHITNEY ( Co, IS Carond-e; street
For passage, apply the captain on board. aZ6
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'141J. E7:.

A nations wealth, ii lestiinAtsa ~ IN
populations; but, Who car. set 70 mp1efo9
value on human liEal 1t .is atov& speib9
when cornpare,l with gold and silssrs Viz
soerer take.I' life shsjI pap tie festxh u ~
own life. and no amount Of treasuts fahs
avert the sentence Of fahes law IN. such cases
thus showing tliat the sAiBc ofbsfnei IN
with civilized hsiions is indeed above aR
price. The truth Of ibis. propositions sllt-
hardly be called. in ques,ion by apy snaFst
st Of the present age. Il uhetefvre.f qIawe.
rs the first duty Of Governments, not onis
to avoid war by ALI honoraLla means ~
command. but, whenever forced to take 10
arms in self defence, to nse her arms: and
other resources of ahnoyanceso. as to ilfiict
the severest blow she can upon tue ensmg
with the least possible loss Of human life
and annoyance to pesceful and rnrai ihi,ab.
itants.
But war against private property on The
high seas is said to be rule OF the dark
ages, aud ought not to he tolerated in these
So is the monster, war, in all its PHASES, but
least Of all when directed against oceanic.
commerce, since the sacrifice Of Iifs is conr
para,ively small, aud. the loss Of properly,
though often large, is so owned and dis.
tribu,ed as 10 be seldom overwhelming 10
any one. Most ships and their csrgos. es-
pecaly in time of war, are owned conjoint,
Iy by wealthy merchapts. who protect their
interests Ivy insuring in joint stock compa.
niss composed Of rich bankers, lords. no,
bles, and others Of large estates throughout
The realm, who, to be sure. are occasionally
made TO taste oil the horrors Of war in The
way of increased taxation and short divi-
dends. occasioned by captures ON the sea;
AMI thus It. is that war on commerce IS car
lied into the pockets Of those who make
and maintain wars, and in that way piya-
,eering is most potent in restoring and
maintaining the peace Of the world.
Something has been said about tlle NOR,
ali,y of privaleering. All wars are against
morality, and the day was when prissteer-
ing was looked upon as a mere license 10
rob, aud but little removed from piracy.
The same may be said of some great naval
expeditions in olden times. But a faithful.
history Of 4meriean priuateersmen. both of
the Revolution and the late war with Eng
land, will show that priyateering under the
flag of the United States has ever been con.
Quoted with as much humanity, gallantry
and moral proprie.y, rs by the most ciiiy..
alrous naval commanders Of the present or
pas, time. I. AP. G. ], :.
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sRARTANfURG s. O., THURsDAY, AUGUST II, 1857


- .-l.A-s
tucscousequenc0 was thnt When she got there,
As 'ne .e.,ds o. .ibree weeks slie 'had nothing TO
? wear ~ .,ff.. 8, - go ? "a
tfno wien she proposed 10 hn.sir the seatoa -
For his Infamous oonduc, n,-vino no r,s,,n z - ;
Exccpt tIint the vvnterr wers good E,r tis amt,
Such treatment Al, this ~ss too sbpck mo ,f coutse
And proceedings are now going 81, Tor divorce ,
49,
ont wny horrow tie feelings by lifting the Curtain
9o", i'ese scenes oi woei hcpughs is certain,
iis ,tss 'sre eesn dsel,s'ed 10 sur up The PITY
Sse'y oeneyoiehl near! 'h tue eiiy,'.. =. = -.s,
Ana spur up humanity mto canter5 = 4 -
NJ NJ ,us' ana relieve these sad cises ,nstanter.
" ont somebody, moved by this touching descrip-
lon, ~ 3,
Won't some sund plilanihrgpist seeing that aid is
rase ol t'ic na.tctf or wont Peter Cooper
sas evr'ier - ssone fu ~ sofue splendid snpcr -
H. .ts.! - "s .', "'''. " o"y t.nks u's name
"a sa.s ... y. .'nor anu 'uule,
ar ,,,ss. ,,',,aaa, ..'.,,'.,, '..;,,.
Iyi;t :S:Py 'os''~ ',st, Wa ",,', '..'"nS ~ wear,
=" H. wy " "'o s'A" "ti'cn would daily be
H.. ..s,,'gf,,, y
wnn,, S,s,..n, -. 20. .''Sn' oc i,''Ieu'
Take con.r,o, tor oi.,,,;,' 10 so"a' "nP"''e's
aa,n,,.r, e wv WY" ''u '"'
n. ., c'..;si. -
SnS ,;,'. ,,, .ue .as 20 supply ,ese d's,resscs'
f'' '"S" "''' '"""'Ss co"Is, ahh
i,r. ,h. 60, r. 80 ~,
,;,..,,;a. ~ '"'"' "'N's mug" rooSher ana
won,, sn,,.. ,,,. .,;s.o...
4" "e" o''"''"'''
oh ladies, dear ladies', the next sunny day
Please irundle y"ur hoops just out OF Broadway,
from It's whirl and its hustle, It's fashion and pride
Ana temples OF trade which tower Oh each side,
10 the a'ieys md lanes where misfortune and guilt
Their children have gathered, their city have built;
w here hunger and vice, like twin beasts of prey,
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Sugar and MoIasses.

C1c,a;.al R,sea,c.be, ON m, ,soro6o ,sper.-
bn Cbos 2, .ZorLson ar n sof Roston
Iassaehuse.is
n. a., oo,. 1, o. ,..a -,
e.ou, ~ D., nssa as,,Is oo, r. ..ss s
;';.a n -. ~ -, : "as Sso ."aoyas,u s - esseo
"a go '' p
~.o',I T Nv III :.;a ns"
- - @p', e. I;s e.
s"."is. % r a,,;,. % srnes. .na I an.r s s,;.;u sGu
ga Ia saa...;n., "s -, a,hnn,;sa,,. 49, S' sa,,,s
90 IT,. na Id a,.;d s.s-,.ss sSa
,,'o 49,, s,r.;nna ;.;a aue .an..,sI @ I :, oos ono ~
- :, Ss - .,s.. 80
49, - III yeno"
o,s 80 , .,..,,as IN So
- 81 LIS ;.;ss .-I;.,. III 49,, 81 - -
amun';nnn. 90 ~! s,,a aaJ s,,araa ,ls,ann,, I
- - 80 -. ss.,,;,,r-.s. a..;i a,,..
70 - Ss ,i.;.t III. $500. ..s;.l -
So, S,:IN, " 80 - .'s,'N.s..iy1 "1n "' -
rs, ..s,rnno;Ian;no,,.ss,,s.,ansa,. s , ~. -
s,arcb Ths aTcaSaI I ,onI ~ 20 nra;ns ~
.aocha,;,a 80, ,fL;s : ,uaI 10 Ates
,> ~, Con-, On ,s. ;,;.a - " is'
: o. ,s'Sr,;aa ,s,i,a ,x.,. on...,o.
6,',n b. , Gn,o 80 =, .al .ya I 49, S,srs "a
f;I,arsJ arj o,,,,.,,,.,aa 10 s,.,,,n A sn,an
nronor,ion ~ csysfal;s.,I sn,rar aas oIt.;r.
~ r. m tho ho,;,r, 90 III. Ye.ssl i, ,yb;s,,
IN. svrn, Iond Co. sona a,rs, A ,arr,of
,be mice ailu,ed With warm wafer w;r,
ibe addition az y li.ile yeas, fenranted and
o,I,c.1 .oI,rri, ysb;cb on Ls;m,, scna,,,ea
hy a ,l;s,ll,t;an was f,,nd to he an
,,cree.hlv davo,aa .l,.,a,,I hav;oo ne M
yn,o.r;n has sta,ea y sl;s,h, po,,7a ,as,s
Gnn1 n l.,.s as,Jarni ,l,aI 4, wnnId ,snol,s
,xrsJl..I Handy sn;,;, Accord;nc 70 ,Ia
e,I,n.riman,s. Of V;imor;o. he,amo,,nt Of oh.
.oIule ,,icubol chained from The mice, 4. a
faction nver.e uer cent =
On the Al. Of Noxeo,bor I a,.o rece;yea
from ,he patent -oft;cs two marcel, Of tbs
,.ygbum planr in JifT.reut s,a,es Of ,ire.
ness. That Will. o,ite s,ipe seeds was lie
far thssweetest. while The Green ono. wl;cI,
WAS iusl in flower, contained bal very little
saerl,uine matter. Oae thousand grains.
taken Fsom. the middle Of the ripe stalk.
when peeled, gave e7o grains Of piiii, froa
which the juice was separated The batter.
on being evaporn,ed 10 thick syiap, gave
90 grains 81 sseclinine matter, or o rer
cent. on the. weight of rIie stalk. Another
sample gave, from 2 l2 ounces OF the pi,h.
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B4 cAv1s = FR1fMIEH
sTHK CAR0LiNA Sf ARTAN.
BY .eAVIss g TRIMMIER
u Z. or. vsxHoN Associate naitor,

g>Cs~rS-~cs~Scs- 49,. 49,
Pfis4 Two poLtAHs per. Autum Ia ndsarce, or
!. $3.50 9. the ead of One year.. II pst paid sntil
ANer.ths yeaf expires S3.u0. IS. 4. ,as ).
Payment win Sbs considered 10 Sdyahsc i u'dde
!. within three rionths.- :, > :,
No sabsctipGon taksn ,for less than six months.
Monsy may be femitted tbrous n Postmasters nt
our risk. c,ig.sS - - s.r.esrss.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rnte.s and
contracts made on ressur able terms. -.
The SfARrAN circulates largely over this and
sdjoining disrcts, ond offers an sdlnratlc medium
20 our friends 10 neacll customers. ', -. 90 .
Job work o., all kinds promptly executed. : = :.
Blanks, Law and Equity, continually on hand or
~, :,
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CARRYING A VERDICT by SrRArAGEM.
The following plan IS stated TO have been
pursued by some officials at the la,e Wor
cesler sessions, gland, TO hasten the de-
ciSion OF "a refractory jury, who were locked
up 10 consider their verdict: 1t WAS past
supper time, and The cnurt officials had no
relish to pass the night in waiting upon the
twelve good men who were So excessively
conscientious. y large dish of hee(,leaks,
fried with onions, giving Oft body of aro
ma sufficient TO I'LL the largest hall in Eug
land, was brought into the passage clos 10
the door Of the jrrymen'S prison. The bal.
hi, who wished the "Slan Iou;s" at Jericho.
opened the door, the cover was taken oil
the dish, the aroma of the steaks and onions
ioated in; it invaded and pervaded every
square inch of the Black Hole, and the
jIry's masals were violently affected Mere
mortal Englishmon could not long stand
ont against such remembrance of su, per.
y second opening Of the doc. and an ad.
vancement of the dish enabled tho Jury to
find verdict
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OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
GooDwooD, July 80, 1851

MEssRs EoroRs: a great ,,iaI Of strength
between the American, French and Eng
lish horses, impaired an additional attrac-
tion to the Cup day. Pryor aud Prioress
came to England with vast reputation,
while Flo'in and Monarque were not un.
known TO fame. The Americans regarded
the success OF ono Of their horses with no
little confidence; and il must be confessed,
that although Pryor and proress were de
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The hoop question, like most others, has
two sides 10 il. The ladies take the inside.
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Cheu.icai Researches on The ,Soygko JSuers,
by Chas. T.; Jackson, N. D, of Boston.
Massaehuselfs. -
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

BONDAY, March 23.-Ald. JOHN CLANCY, ffeei'
dent In the Chair.
Anolbrr Promotion to Relierc Broadray-AId.
Blunt o~ered preamble and resolutions in r,ferepc.
m recently suggested relieve Broadway with follow
I'M conciu,iop:
requiring large police force prevent the total block Of
that thoiouehaIe AID apes TIA, there Are S twohose
st..es licensed down Broadway south ferry,
such lumber s required they nearly all empty
the Sou PerTy below " ali be 1t, t-erefor-
Rslsed special T. nmittee 81 hse be appointed 20
TIE ssses ruI ming TO the Ferry and csusny
tu1n aourd end the Pax CHATHAM
Centre streets and thus up Broadway and 10 connect win
line end OF Park Of sufficient Dgmbef cary
ali the gers that point South Ferry and report
the this Board Adopted. 800
Street Wannrs 10 b. gfrep 10 Fdrmers--Ald. ADAMS
offered resolution in reference 70 the filthy streets believing
that gardeners would carry the filth aud
bare for u sDure II allowed:
ssred That permission be given all farmers and Ear'en
persons from The streets Of the city the
dirt and fifth they med 70 have for carrying
it away until the further pleasure OF the Common Counei
The Bo,rery and Chatham Paremrnt-Ald BAyrA
offered resolution that the for paving Chatham
and the Bowery work proceeded With
fulfilled and favor of appointing COMMITTEES OF lnvesti
CATION. Adopted
The Mr. Arsnue-The report Of the Social Com
mittee suhorize Street Co missioper prepare
the proposed relieve Broadway taken
and sd' pied.
Changing Grades - The report of the Commit'ee to
change the sra es Of Foreh Forty Fortyse ond and
streets between First and Second from
that established by the Commissioners taken and dis
cussed considerable and finally made the specis
order for the fret Monday in APP il.
RI PAIRS and Sbppfats-The report in favor or me-
moriazing the Lest for act authorizing an additional
f65,O0J sIeuuously opposed ny
who attributed the endorsements aud suffering. OF
the workpsnen In the city to the wssteul e1ravasaee cen
surble Illegal Of this other depaftmens he
eIdment 10 make II Sf,OOo Lost The report
then eOncurred n.
The Board adjourned to Thursday.
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HupsoS RIVER ITEas.-KRed.-A young man
named Eugene Fulton was killed on Saturday morning
at Cold Spnrg, board of sloop upon which he
employed. He was standing on her deck, when the
boom suddenly swuns and struck him Oh the back Of
the head, killing him instantly. He was young man
and much respected.
attempted Suicide at PougkkePsie John Hughes,
young man % years Of age, bought shiings worth
of laudanum on Saturday aud drank it, with the nten
tion of committing suicide. He was conveyed t, Dr.
John Coopers Office, and from there to the County
House, where he po~ lies in very precarous situs
ton.
attempted Suicide at Hudsos.-An attempt to COM
NIT suicide was made in Hndson on Thursday, by Q
young man named Henry Jaquin. He took an ounce
and ha Of laudap um and for looe while his life
was d.spaired Of DR. Pitcher was seat TOR, and luck
ilyproduced vomiting. There are hopes OF his recovery
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PIcKPocK,rs II CRrRoHrs On Sunday eveniss
lsn u be Discifl-s Meeting .dca.e ia Yves, Seves-
e.bth sueet, anor an Interesting sceae ot ssssrd
yong persors beit imne ed member of tee ch arch
bad Der por morns;e distracted the eoogreg
were dispsripg. The house was fled to repetios.
and the rasca took advantage OF the crowd psspe-
rate the ,lea sod succeeded in m>tng good his exa
wea the entire meals Of poor womsn's support fr
the week. There appears tn be no place exempt foa
tie .rts Of tlese villains. We must beware Of pick
rockets even IN churches.
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RELIEVING BROADWAY.

ftf F6ifor y. T'fotHf.
SIR: As hi. conmunt, seems 30 prohhs N susZss'
TINS or ef of Broadway rot be siss to sfd ens
the plumber toe sd Pon Of which wt not only eoe
rye Bosd~sy hni be OF area, benefit 20 tns et ,e o.
'hs 81 reference NJ the cry e viii b. seen tosi
Il Genre street opened in rorhey dneeton eonnss-
T. rsiRht line vi the esrnt street ~oni stdhe the
Bowery directly opposite Third which, wtes
I'd YOU'D make continuous srHgbt street hom tue Cv
Hsl 20 Yoih Tile, ard avery wide ne would ee Inc
perre Cere through the would BE- st-
tended with paiaytly little expeuse the badass soss
line of c,ss tonk bis sus
orby Of sttert ton others which hsve besa
made. kespeetfuIy, r. " .
Nst. Yo-k Narch q, 1857.
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Advertiser ent.
From The New York Disp.tcb, March p
Hail orypls -Tha auccesa of This new a


without parallel the history OF at OF ciscoy cries
who the effect produced by this delightful stys
full OF husatc admiration at tue mag al
bepdins and the time ospness % cuine
tuihuptss OF representation together With natural brAnoo
ao soohnes Of color and artistic dhish which dshes
,iiion GURNEss GALLERY, No. $40 Bosd~ay ttronsed
csy and small portion OF the visitors artists, Who
the beautiful specimens OF portrait painting 80 speed
Nv obtsr ed by 'h ezcsns In all respec thosc OBJ
tsped by any ehoi Toe proprietor Of this Gallery he's
spared pains fTs tis tor the reception snt
accommodation of bis Dumerous visitors. The demand s
ses BY this pleasing process Is IN fact becoming great
hat the ted and ssul operatives GusSEYs GALLERY
scarcely sbe to supply the calls their attentions sod
can ess Of bsying left the In possession OF
portrait expressing anything but satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

The mounds or graves aloug the downtown streets
give the city the appearance of battle Geld after tae
burial of the dead and were IT not for the ocalM end
profspe Inscriptions aud the whimsical decoration,
one n isht fancy himself in region of pestencs. But
all these graves, tonbs mounds. barro and tumul.
are to the memory of he Commissioner If Streets aod
Lsnrs It's needless labor; the incumbents of III Vt
ofioe from the days OF Arcularus are dearly remen'
bered by The peope; the evil thst men do land the
good they leave undone) lives after them"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24
DEMILT DISPENSARY.

The sixth Annual Report of the Deuilt Dispensa'y
was press nted by the managers las. evening 10 the
large ball of the Depensary
The whole number Of patients treated for various
diseases BY the several physicians attached to the In
stitutiop has been 20 t84; males $780, females H. 05
OF tbeee there weg- treated at the Dpe0sars males
94l females 1908 And there were treated at thcir
own dwellings, males, 500; fem .es, AZ; the num-
Der vsccir sted is Oil The results of trestmeot are
as follows sent to Hospital 20; died, DO; discharged
cured or under tresrmsnt 10 49, the number Of pre-
scrrtions dispensed is 81, 5J2.
The Treasurers report shows Q credit OF 500
sgaI ct q debit OF IS, 600. Addresses were made BY
the Rev. I. L. CUTLER and Gen. y. MATTER and
the following gentlemen elected Man ayers for the
year:
Frederick M.sher, John Campbell Peter Cooper William
Wsltes Ashbel Greee WIN. T. Mott, jr Henry A. Huheai
Peter McM1Ttin John Walker Nathaniel Hayden Charles
TrHe, Adam w Spies Joseph T. Joy. Giles Baoeocs Joaa
william Post CHARLES Roome Geo. w. VNixr. Luther Z
Caik. Henry q. MEqusnd, James Low j. w. Patterson