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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

We publish in another column the report of the
msiorl,y Of the Caoal Board upon the question of
equazing the tolls on the canss. As our readers
ale aware there ia a considerable difference In
the rates Of toll levied merchandise passing be-
tween Lake Erie and Tlde-wster, by way Of the
Oswepo aud Wellsnd Csnsls On the one hand, and
BY way Of the Erie Canal on the other. This DIFF
ference is in favor Of the WelaRd Canal. IL oper-
ates to the injury of the revenues of the State and
it is proposed to cure the evil By making the tolls
the same on one route as on The other. This pro.
posal the Board only par'islly adopt. They deem
it iIexpedent TO equal the rates altogether, out
only 10 raise those CD the Oswego route - the
amount Of obe-haf or thres-fouttss Of the differ
ence now exciting in favor of thst route Such an
enhancement the Board calculate, would result in
the addition of Sl50,000 year TO the revenue,
while the business of the OswegJ Cana would not
be diminished They also recommend that the
tolls upon wheat and Indian corn sha be ased t)
Me extent of half mil per 1000 pounds 90 the
former, and mill per Loco pounds the later.
The report also recommends tina. until the en-
lsrgepeDt Of the CANA lie finished, reasonable tolls
should also be levied on merchandise transported
by the railroads. This is a judicicus no'ion. The
railroads formerly psid such contribution 10 the
Treasury and sbOuld never have been RECESSED from
it until tue Canals were completed. The Board
suggest that the reimpc.tiCn Of these tplls may be
made up to the railroads by allowing them 70 raise
slightly their tariff Of fares for passengers.
A nori'y report was presented BY Mr.. Fitz-
| hugh, but il has not yet reached us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

The bill for the more perfect establishment, gov
erpment. regulation and economy of the Common
Schools in this city, now pending in the Asse nhly
supersedes (after the expiration OF their present
terms Of Officer the two Commissioners and two
Inspectors now chosen in each Ward, leaving eigot
Trustees 1.-TWO Of them chosen each year, to hold
tice for period Of four years. as the sole school
officers in each Ward. Much the same powers are
vested by the new bill 10 the Board Of Education
that possesses under the present bat, IN place
of TIE two Commissioners now chosen from each
Ward 10 constitute that Board, under the new BILL
it is 10 be composed of the whole body OF Tr1stees
As IT, however. il were fereseen that so numerous
a body might prove rather unwiedy for business
provision is made for an Executive Committee 10
be composed Of one Trustee from each Ward, 70
be annually chosen BY bis fellow Trustees Of that
Ward TO &C! in that capacity. This Committee, in
the intervals of the sessions Of the Board Of Educa-
TOP 10 exercise the whole powers Of that Board,
eycspt in relation to the purchase Of schOO-h0u.e
titts and the erection Of schoo buildings. Blu. the
amount witch it is authorized 70 eIpeDd Ia the
way Of the fitting up, alteration or repair Of any
one sCuOfL UuiulN-, 10 W Ii ecu
do laIs. Neither is This CoUmit,ee TO have power
to repeal any lsw passed BY the Board OF Educ,
ton; nor 10 reverse any measure or policy WHICH
has received the sanction OF TIA; Board; nor 70
etc: or apFoin. any officer nor the member OF any
committee Of the Board OF Education; nor 70
aDtbCrze any expenditure for whi'h, uLder taia
bill, the consent Of msjoIy OF all the mem vi
the Board is required.
The man.ge mept Of the Free Academy for Boys
BY So Executive Committee OF FIVE members Of tue
Board If T. iucation with the power IN m'Jo'ity oil
tbe entire number OF members OF the Board 70 Is
sabI.h a Female Academy and Normal School, re-
mars ss at present; but the new bill proposes 70
,sks from the Board Of Education the supervision
Of Il e Evening Schools, which II az present eAsr-
cse, and TO vest that supervision In the Trustees
Of the WMds in which these schools are situated.
The dotie. of the Superintendent Of Schools and
Of the C!eIk Of the Board Of Education remain as
.t present. The local Boarcs Of Trustees re,,iu
the ,ame large control which they have by tae ex-
sting law over The tctol, locally intrusted 70 their
cbsge. Ons important change 10, however intro
tueed With view Of chtckirg that great Diversity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

We observe that on Wednesday last one John }.
Reilly and one - Cox, members ofthe Assembly Of
this State, had the modesty TO alege In their re.
spectye places in the House shat THE TRIBUNE
had taken ground against The Charter for this city,
now under discussion in the Legislature. These
gentlemen no doubt supposed they were stating the
truth, but unfortunately they were not. We ara
decidedly In favor Of tina, Chster. We have al
ways advocated its PASSAGE and We shall welcome
its establishment as law with sincere sst.f.ctou,
and hope of better days for this plundered and
msgoyerned community. What we have suggested
il that radical amendment ought 10 be made in the
Police bill. The Board Of Commissioners ap point
ed by it should be composed equally Of men Of the
two leading parties, elected by the people, and not
appointed by the Governor. With amendments to
secure this We shall cordially support that bill al'o.
1t 10 ,aid that the Charter ought TO be submitted
10 the people for their approval. That proposition
is inadnissible because i. is institutional. Give
us the bill as il stands and be assured that tho peo
pc viii most heartily approve It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

What is Mr.. Ber j.min F. Hslett to have We
notice that be has been turaed out Of bis office Of
District Attorney for Massachusetts,, and that Mr..
Charles Levi Woodbury., who scrambled IN vain for
the san place upon the solvent Of Mr. Pierce, HIS
now secured IT, We DO not think that Mr.. b.
chinsn has acted very judclously in turning out
Halett There is not a more ardent nor moro
dextrous negro catcher in the world than be u.
Had il not been for his strenuous exertiOns the
owner of Anthony Burns would have sold thai
piece of goods before extradltion to the osel Abol-
tioDsts OF Boston. In fact the papers were already
draf ed when Hale,t rushed 10 the rescue, and
bsdgered the master into bresking his word, to the
immense satisfaction of Pres dent Pierce, VINO was
informed geographically Of the ach evement Of his
serysnt. Aflerwsrd H.lle.t distinguished himself
by indctiDg Theodore Parker, Wendell Phillips.
and divers other people for high treason in making
speeches 10 FaDeull Hall. lie came into court
with bis little shesf of indictments; but they were
all found to be so lesky, and lIslett was so snubecd
by Judge Curtis, that in a psroxysm Of despair no
mol p,osd the whole batch. Still be has been very
Wiling, if not very skilful; and we trust, il there
be sny nice place with nothing e. do and something
& get, that Mr. b. will give il to this soldier Of
E,rtunr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

We do Lot believe there Is one man in our cry
who knows anything Of it's politics and grown
who believes this increase OF 80 woes in three OF
the Oldest Wards down town is az honest Increase.
There was Of course large general increase; but
mainly in the upper Wards, into which population
is instantly flowing, and some Of which have thrice
the numbers now they had reD years ago. But this
great il crease ID the very heart Of the old city is
tapable aid gigantic fraud, as all mus. know.
But why don't you sop these frauds y is nat
ural'y asked bud cur ready answer ID that. under
such laws as We now have the thing is JUS! mp0s.
tbe. Take the Five Points poll for example: /!
ia held in one Of the most desperate and squalId
quarters Of our city; the inspectors, clerks, police,
&C., all Of the dominant party; and the poll is
surrounded from morning to night BY some hun
dreds Of bru,slized, Infatuated creatures, full of
fighting ruu," and waiting an excuse to knock
somebody down AID s'smp on him. ESeryb)dy
knows that half the votes cast here at an e1cIed
election cast By foreigners fauduen'ly or not a.
all natural; zed, or by men who have been dlsfrsn
cbised by conviction Of felony: but let any one ven
ture 10 challenge fearlessly and he will be knocked
Shy Jack Robinson. TIE election at this aud kindred
lccaites is farce-a Transparent: swndle-and if
Fernando Woods succets last Fall had depended on
his getting twelve hundred majority a; the Five
Points, they would have been counted out 70 bin.
No device will ever give US righteous voting aud
pure suffrage in this City which does not enable the
legal aud honest electors who van. far play to
scru'nize the lists Of voters before each election,
and challenge of those who be proved not emit
tied to the Right Of Suffrage 1t is madness, il is
sbsuIdi'y, to think Of scrutDizing the claims and
setting the rights Of alleged voters amid the crush
ard turmoil Of an election. 1. were as rational to
enroll and drill an army only after it had gone into
battle.
We hardy hope that the Legislature will do for
us what we most urgently need; but we do know
that oil the Charter Reforms and Police Reforms
that can be enacted will not be worth nearly so
much to the cause Of good government ia our CITY
as an honest ard strict Registration Of Voter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

Our State Legislature appears u be in the IN
usus humor of actually desiring Ia do something for
the relief and security of this sorey pluudered aud
msgoverhed Ci'y-a disposition for which We rem
der 'ersent thanks. The need is fearful and while
We may not approve the precise measures whch
may be adopted, We shall sill b. graceful 70 all who
honestly try TO render our municipal rule les, cor.
rupt ard oppressive than it Dcw i,
The general assumption tina. our City is too De.
uoraizsd and besotted to regeDerase its own ns.i-
tunoIs does not fstter We think it is partly
erroneous, ard that if the Legislature would ony
secure us horest Elections, WITH a fsi hfa canvass
OF the votes sctuslly cast we could DO very much
toward re'ressing our cam wrongs. Blu. We r..
moustrale With merchant or banker upon his
babtual neglect of primary meetings and absence
OF my worrying myself, wasting my time AMI
spending NY money on these when | know that
The best eau 90 will be ccuoterbalsncsd at.c,.,
OF h'e dollars By fraudlen, nstirabzii frsudn.
'ent votes end spurious re,urusl" We cannot
at'wer HIN, and turn away rebaffed an di.hear.
| tened.
Let us illustrate this point:
There is sl1sysa good sh.re Of frau iuert voting
10 cur City, espec ly at warmly. conta,ted elee
liz D, end We do not ,hiGk it possible 10 prevent il
! uoder our present laws. Those portions of our
| City eminent IN moral rot'e ness-such as the Five
| Points the Hook, Thomas street, &c.-are a..
tached by urcorqusrsb'e symPa.hy 10 what call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

u The ratio ofexpenses to Scholar which ,c,y A.,
lists in the different w1ds. II proridsl IA. "a.
Board Of Education shall annually, 1t u. e...
Increment Of the year, appropriate TO each w.rd
certain amour. for ordinary xpenses, % Be ba..a
upon the average number OF scholars stteldnx tAs
day schools Of the Ward during the previoa, rear.
and to be Uniform on that basis throughout the csy.
If the Trustees ofary Ward contract d.bts bsyosl
the amount thus assigned il Is TO be on the persoaL
responsibility Of the asserting Trustees, and with.
cut any liability on the part Of the Beard Of Eiacs
tion-,hs. Board however. t. possess the power 10
provide for any unforeseen and necessary eccy,
bys special appropriation. But such SPECIAL A.
proPnsuors must receive the ss,ent Of Q majority
Of the whole Board, 70 be gwen BY yeas and nsys-
no appropriation or resolution TO apply to moro
than ore Ward. The same restriction is slso pl.c a
and this clause, too, Is new-upon 81 appropria-
tons for unusual repairs or expenses, for the o.
ters,itn or erection Of school buildngs or fOr the
purchase Of school-sites. The prohibition to IN.
Guide more than one Ward in one resolutca .
evidently aimed st very prevalent system Of co.,
bnaiion between Wards for the carrying OF sub
measures; though whether this verbs prohis's~a
will have any more practical efficacy than 'evsrd
other similar prohibitions in the existing school
code-of which the spirit, if not the letter, is too
often yiolaied-remai1s 10 be seen.
On the whole, the changes introduced by tho bill
are not very radical, nor, as it seems to Us. Likely
to be attended with any inportsnt results either
way. 1t is not easy to foresse wis, may be he
precise practical working of the Board of Eiu-
cation SIS constituted uGder this bill. The dessu
Of the trainers evidently is to give gre,ter activity
Of execution TO the mere executive business Of the
Board, While in its legislative business, and
especially that Of the expenditure Of money, it "a
subjected to additional safeguards. The modifcs-
ton proposed is az best but so eIperinent-sn
experiment. however, Of which the unsatisfactory
working of the existing system may perhaps well
Justify the trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20
40 MURRAY STREET.
ARysG NAEvrK's, late Rich c. q. improved SaLLs
,iyE, Wilder's Patent. secured By The celebrated
Z POWDER-PROoF LOCK. with very srnA ksy, al M
4. ;,sn nj M Sfp4yDs DO mas
NsY'1lurk Tiailr Gribn9th
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, le57
The Tpi5oae

For California, Oregon AID ne Sondrich Isiand'
viii be ready THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock. 1t viii
contain all the Lstes Foreign and Domestic News
since the sailing Of the last steamer Money and Market
Reports, Marriages. Deaths, &c. The George Law, for
Aspiuwal, viii leave This Afternoon at o'clock.
The Mails for California and other parts of the Pacific
viii close at o'clock p. Single copies IN wrappers
ready for mailing can be had at the counter. Pnce
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

We called attention some tiuo since to the very
singular proceedings of Judge Russell in dscbarg-
ing from their recogpizances two city brokers,
sgsinsI whom proceedings had beel taken on the
charge Of dealing in spurious money. The Grand
Jury have now taken the matter in hand By finding
a bill against the brokers. We shall now see
whether Judge Ru'sers peculiar views of this
Gaze are in accordance with law or not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20


Mr.. John II. stringfellow announces in The
Squottr Sovereign, whereof be is n part Editor aud
Proprietor that he is q candida for Deess o from
Kansas TO the next Congress- subjec. to the choice
of convention of the Pro-Slsvery-no National.
democratic party. He says;
To he De~oerdey Of kGs.a' TOyitory
take this method Of Announcing % the National Democratic
party Of ksn'.: hat. s'0l'c,'fs BY a'y ore y. h.
th& time IGNORED institution CONVENTION Of 10 msmoefs
In ssng IN. step It !. n.ee.'sry ma. sn. "a vi ,sry
Obesity preise, that quite wei. aa-ihed foi On. S
tom .., Ssa , Yum .bo S%Osn 10 he
lever in Of doctrines which Is .ot.llsh ~ o 80.
freLd bfeld be ,eiess4 lie ne. oesn ons as
faithful e, amt would be great hafdp 70 ssrp mn
woIL away from a. age Is' W.. b b " % @
tbsn Ms aud dear % an sfstonste
I'm Of hls work have 10 ItsordssTy csms
the party eIa', hd' On me sdEe ae dept .ad
SI"y Of D.sssie w.. promi.. them ii they n
a. T. with hrAIty good viii, a. though wa ~ofkhs ~
s Ie,s S b. n, and % g'T.e ~
b.. which Inscribed o. the inscnPt.'n
NC s.ne N Sor 70 rs1.. add Loa.sa. in tn soaS
In sLa sud South olns the sssb0.d Hcaifan sad
wherever ,hs De met ses De- ny matte feeling th.ih q
.cc ed, our s9,iop' ui9n: g era BIZ ,o9 w, ~.
srn.l appeal % TIE judsmh aud patriotism OF he ?, -
AID lair pTesrIafinn OF those graf
seTsA,iyr pLdpes Il par.g viii nos 0ht "o 80
c'sa' toose tgsltoTous ssso bu- will o1c- nor s
thai q essoL" god fseirg which vars So iet
Of country, We. y.
bHss NJ. ULknoDI, and wheD 10 b. enAsh"' '"' ""@
SdGs NJ. 20 De brothers u ous common c'tSuy. IL, -
'ty'rgm 30 all tbsD tor tse 's"s Vay 80 - s !"
services viii b. ib~ az maj :" 'b.Pt
o. tn co,rsry viii DO ny secure ne buydeH On Ma
tr10Hy ID. Eideri.
i'u'' H''' "A''' ions II sTRIYGSELLow.
-StripefeIow viii hardly expect apuf frou rnE
TRIBUNE. buC We recognize merls 10 fees as well 40
friends and are never slow TO admit is; We tell
TIE Border RufEan., therefore, that they cannot
serve themselves better than oy eleca0g S'fing.
fellow. He hos quite as much bIaSs as Wni.ns.d,
with UNNECESSARILY more brails. No man has d"as
ore than he To ,ut.ct Ksnsss T. the asurpatlons,
Isyases md III series Of the la-t tSo years; AID, u
ected, urcer bogus authority, TO Congress, he VII
Do b's uino.t ~ "crusb out" the Frce-Ssse Gen.
He std bis party are tmnen.Iy wonsy Of eses
ober.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20
Cucvvs1vs,s DYspEPSA SPECIFIC

., "a. Fur, 10. ,oms oser al the De tks: sesh . hsr
10 "-,h. s.roares recon nsnes;ion u IL f.vor
cue. H..r.ss Ssi cd Sci a;.i.ss. s
eo,r.c III. seey the soush sree, dssoJDs ID. great
s...i.ree sy,pepaoa sus-r 30 much from
CBcHLsTkRs Discovery
..mply prepared from Garden vssessle'; does no &C: ~"
puIssve. ~ ,
III Toric stnU.s,ins and ven putritioeL
CaieHts1t.s DT.I.T.IA SPECIFIC
pair breast and rde and appetite
TIE hKBcBAsT ASD CLEsK,
clo.y .ppi-d TO the Don." Of the counting rsai IN
'- - csicsf.T,t. DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC
b,ru The whole bos taken 4; once would Dot injurs
p. Dy.'f,,,e. sg,.t ,; s.9~ co'Tfv,sf'
cpicHysres's DY,f.rnA sY,eyrc.
Then 10 evponig q VAL ever, Two hours restores the
CsIchEs1EE, DTslEr.t. sr.onic
LE17 DIsrEPIIc PsU5E CONSIDER
Hh.' nsri. eo..ny pnoy lin Day and night and ne IN
cmcHt.TEE,s DYsyEr.iA SPECIFIC
The only reliable ceecvs # he above Essd irr,gulate'
NsP' y N'': TasoS TouR PsfJrDics. ASIDE,
and nv il before you have h,~>1 c.ys Jou VII srp.
s Co s1 y, ..rrss f'' sale y hi'NN
" CaIcHts7rss DYspEys. SPECIFIC
will BE- difficult ~ iutroa9e 10 'ss II q1sct nedene
ChicHE,1Ess DYsPEFsis SPECIFIC
% particularly Of civ. in es,es Of DsrvJGs esoT1ef
THE HIGH sTsSpnG OF THOSE
,. h% nes' .hSa 20 ~ 70 , be doa5 TO- c.s1
cHIcnss1rE, DYsvsrsIA SPECIFIC
th.t il il, 10 ,p~cGsye bumbaI Kep, bJ CABLE sTEoSs'
corner MLcei-l.re AID WseT-st y. 7.
THE SsLE THIS PREpAgATfoN
rapdy nsbbJr VIA, cures j. hu made
IL hs f'nIJ r, s1,
the stonsen winch causes me misery
hat epd.r peIfDrms q dgti"s oufdensOms
task a
from s mpl-n-s. il the safest remedy for ,eue
II.rf-u siylus tone bowels isw dsys Only ~
PER bottle LOOK IN al our drpot, No ol ".s' 4
ref. rences NhiShS'IsS q -
SID AZ wholesale and retail. by
Barnes Spsrsr, Broadway. New YORK.
James Quee cor. JsJe and II idsoa-s,s Hes.fOrf.
n. A. CtOae Revere House Boston.
e. FrOthin cham, Albany, y. 7.
Bsringer Hu5son, Y. 7.
T. Kli0le Troy, y 7.
And b. ., the druggists South and Wss'
SAws-HOE 81 Cos PATENT GROUND SAWS,
PLI.1EEIsG TPowELs &c, Re mad wboess ard retail,
principal hardware the csroom of the manu-
esurer Nos q and 81 God ., the works corner Of
Brooue Sheriff and ColUmoisss, ". Y.
40 MURRAY STREET.
sTEARys NAEvK's, late Rich G q. improved s.LlNN-
sAyS Wilders Patent, secured By ths celebrated LA
BILLIE POWDERPROoF LOCK with very SINAI koy e.. in.ae
under tLe inspection Of M Seatn who mas Tor
5 wears their bIusc'ure dufLs wnch te
uoi oops' worth Of perty hss been '1aed n one o.
hem-2z2 having been tested ID accidental tIes warranted
nee from ds'opus'',
Also Burssrproof Cheats u any s,e. lined with hardened
,teel which cannot b. dIi led OF broken.
Por sale By SrEAEsS L HiRvIV No. ~ Murrsyst
Fsclory 81. MSTk's plSce and Av. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20

The Florida Legslssure may repeal The oct Of last
Winter; they may. too, unter the stimulus OF the
Drsd Scott case pas, 81 act for selling al the free
negroes IS slaves, thus secur ne their useful pres
epce sne services at the same time that they strip
them q tie hatei attribute Of freedom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20
Business N6ttfeS.
OPENING OF
T. V. haucHworT q Cos
Syy SroRy.
CorsyR OF BROADWAY lsp BIoosE-ST.,
On MnNn.X "a Aarch Iaf1

CorsyR OF BRosDwAv Isp BEooHIST,
On MONDAY, 81 hsreh lsST.
eesfre 20 inform fSbds snd that
rE4- Wilde oy~u~d for their insyion AnSnlY EYEsNS
- kIscH, DVpisc rBE DAY AsD gVgSise oF TUIs
pay ID. 18th No ts III BE- sod during t1st done In Of
s that employees may dsvo,s tn-t ~hos s,isn9n 70
soose who may vidt establishment. Our hoo
ee ng Department. occupying ths fourth and ef Fofe' Of
&c b7S 3tps s3d oornpirra
Pin1ISG AID GLIDING oF PoIcsLtN,
Glass Cutting AID KscRtvisc.
fNlkNyACTUzISS OF PtAsL ssD lVOkY TABLE CVILLs'b
SfLvtg PLATise. -
sbd various bsbchss Of the will BE- u ioh ope'~
een aud U in.p.eiIro- -, o..-.4,A -hs.h
The etsrt and vsred assortnsp' Of New Good WIN vsoo
shall Op.s probably been e9usec 10 i's S'lo'
ara pfi.es 10 part BtoszLs and CLocxs Of ne~ AVG
pnqu. FREscs CHINA and StYKts DisSS -. aaa
Tofitr sssvicts. G,s Yfx1VsEs. SILVER PLifhD WEI
PgAbL snd Ivory HANDLED TAsLE Outlay fisiis STAT
uAry ELycAsr CHINA EisEs, RIcB CIR OLAsWAkE' &c,
as 6e ~, r p.,,,..,
M.n,ss<fursrs ~ and |.s FiIrUkys, ana
He.,r. LEssLLEUR Of V-rzon france d an
PogcELsIs well ~ our home Departments
the production Of new aud oet
oi S.xLs expressly for tas ocassi hOoss 10
Ps-s exertnns IN mating tssi, sslsco1 In
P1ee OeTutuy yAs.nd 70 pfoe7rs 'hs nsoi tsa1i9
s.so,fmerf o. o cd. >yJ,o-f,d 20 tats eo1at,y
This beng the tven'yt fth OF Mr. Hsufavout
IN s bushes IN New YOt e magnitude 81 phoh h7s been
oontoa, the or. "a. ss'y COMMENCEMENT he can
not refrain from 'eud.rp his friends aud tue p7bo his most
srsiefuI fJr tbsi' sUpppri
rsnsdy every dsf,et that hitherto eId and We shi
spse pain. merit Continuance Of the confidence ana
NV " V. H.UGHwoUT Co.
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lie, he. L

Now see how the vote wa swelled last Fall over
even the corrup. vote Of former contest' proving
the natural growth Of chronic rascsity to the mo't
inordins.e proportions. We take three Wards Of
our City in which there has nosOriously been no IN
crease Of population during the last ten years
many dwellings IN each having been replaced oJ
store, foundres or workshops, in which there are
lew or no lodgers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20
SPRING APPROPRIATIONS, 1857,

Al LAST FALL's fGicks
NJ Oh exhibitor sIte and superior stock Of NELvgrs
fAfEsTNY. BRvSsLLs THkEr Ply and lSCxAS CAKYETisG
impoo expressly TOT this Ssng. trade which unh farther
poce vii be sold a. LAST FAILS PEicyS Ta@ es,ly bird
gets he ~oim- SMITH LovS;sESr,
No 80 Rrl.d near Graad 81
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beautiful fhtona Psper ooutaUs full aud reliable
formation shout SEWING NACHsEs and al questions
Ana Ia, sRbect Al who this paper
-srn how 10 purchase SEWING MACHINE With which zoe
Q year profit be nae, aud will be protected fan
kss imposed upou by any Of the huubns be-
fctx the pubic l. NJ. SNCER Co.'S GAZETTE viii be
gshs 10 ali who xpgly by icter otherwse.
l. III. SMGER 4 Co., No. 81 Broadway, New YoFh.
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WITHOUT FAIL AND ABsOlUTRL,

Tue whole stock of CHINA GLASS Gas Fix
and PLATED WAsE to be ,old oil before the st
june See orrsdveemeni list ospcos III the Dry Goods
column. Of this paper.
w. y. DALEY L Co, Nos. 6H and 6sS Broadway
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i..elf T.. Democratic party. The classes VITO
mainly live AID fstten on otten' vices, or I've to
crafty their OWL dep,.Ted appetites, are ne.rly all
on that eide. Into the reasons Of this preference
we do 70. now enter. but .se fs,. is notorious
Here il the vote for President, ls.t November, Of
few Of the quarters Of our city mos: reeking
with moral ADD physical pollution:
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PRIsMATIC TURNING Co s STOCK for SAFE cheap
By ALBEIT H. NIcoLAy, No Broad-st.