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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06
"A LARGE SALE OF
At -AzTJzGlTTON !

NE underSgned being determined to close up his bust.
& 4 ness, viii sell at Public Auction on
SIu Friday, tho I0Ih day OF pPfl, 1897.
At a. H. ut Auction Room No. 1871 Market SluIre
Wheeling Va his entire Of Roots Shoes Hats Caps
Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks embracing over 100 cases. All
in good order and OF the best quality.
The sale viii be positive, and continue day day
until the whole sold. Country Merchants all others
Will find greatly to their interests to attend the sale.
TERAB OF SALR.All &2j under, cash; for all
sums exceeding S25 credit months, purchaser
giving Negotiable Note, with approved security.
grn n IvIcE mar A,,.,.o,...t H WATSON l,tI
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Wheeltng High school

9HE subscribers have the rur.
pose OF opening Classical and Mathematics School In
Wheeling 1t e their intention ii Fesnect,
equal TO the best Academies and High Schools in
try Pupils will be prepared TO enter class in College,
to In the active permits Of e OF
studIea Will embrace the BnbshS Latin, Creek French,
and Spanish and full Mathematics
The Principals have had in teaehngIn
Institutions In the United States, Furnish satIsiac-
tory testimonials and TefeTehceE - 5sE+
Tie Military Feature Win he Introduced far to have
daily drill, which VIII be found Of great advantage Civ
ing regular exercise to The pupils and Improving their
riAEe.
The School viii be opened the 4h Of March and close
for the summer vacation the 4th of
win be given Of the location Of The school.
For the the Principals found The bILure
House, where application can be made further nformR-
ton. te'5 y. r. JONES,
of the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TuCKER, A. NJ,
.tEeh28-H ass q OF Princeton Collie etE.J ].
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1Ilou WAGEs.-1hc Cincinnati Gasetto of the
LIST says tlatpiIots from that point to St Louis
are SO scarce that boats from above, bound
through, have recently been compelled to lay at
the wharf sometimes twenty-four hours Pilots
arriving by railroad yesterday morning, from
st Louis, were picked up before they had
time to reach their homes at 800 for the trip.
I.astnisht there was not single pilot to DO hndat
any price. Crews on steamers bound for the
South stiil persist in exacting exorbitant wa
ses. We heard yesterday oFdccll-hands receiv-
ing as high as 500 per monst.
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%ee axe Gee t 6s SS ciSsIg q9s pG.
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noon. announced
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lstate .' OF Pu % lam. ailalT 7;
a ron lars say me s'9g o. Prps,
SlS 6. mas Tnally agreed 70 settle the Neutchatel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

ATuEH.kuu.-Mrs. McAiahon made her third
and last appearance on Saturday night in the
character of Mrs Hallor, in the Stranger. We
may say that the delineation was upon the same
scale as the two preceding only TINT We. think
the cast each evening gave her increased adyan-
tages. OF course the n. Y. press will say when
Mrs. McMahon comes back to them that she is
the same, but We believe she will improve with
experience. The old T.atins had a proyerb that
perseverance overcamc all thugs, and we
think that the Madam's resolution aud energy
will work out reward.
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FROM MEXICO

BALTIMORE, April A. Now Orleans papers
of Sunday haze been receiver by way of Tam,
pico. They contain 9dyicess to the 18TH 4
There was serious aspect of a difficulty with
Spain, which has given rise to many apprehen-.
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NEW ARI{AN(4sNIIsN,r.

We determined from Time on reduce bust.
to the cash ryseln Circumstances win permit
We persuaded that this will be mutually
beneficial Subscribers ourselves Accordingly
have arranged that AFTER this date, subscriptions
of te city VIII be received unleS accompanied By the
money; all present subscribers who found In
January, 1855, VIII stricken
lists. An subscriptions VIII be discontinued At
Of the time paid for.
An advertising, except by the year, and Job work, cash
March 9th, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06
AZ SHIP HERO.s

a. e SHIP HEROs 6
Ngw YoRE, April 4. n Nearly half the cargo Of
the ship Hero. from Charleston, ashore at Form.
by has been got ont and She Whould be wholly
discharged by to-day, when efforts will be made
to get her of:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

s sENTENCED TO BE HUNG. !.
CHICAGO, April 4-NEm. Jackson aud SAM
Circuit Court and sentenced 10 be hung on the
. 4th Of Nay. next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

report Of failures, assignments, Do:
Calm Brothers & Co., y city, assigned; Haydock Fd.
ler Philadelphia, Penn, suspended; George WArnod nal.
tmore Nd, suspended, asking extension; BII Baker
hoSsn PPs ohio attached aud store closed;
Lisbon, Indiana, failed; Hall Crane, goner Ind failed
Post 4 Brother Springfield III assgned llabtte3 about
assets to about cents; Wtbst r. PFneetn
ILL., assigned, liabilities about 10000: L Phelps Polo
assigned; JolnR Champion, BodWnteF, Mich failed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

Couu1TrED,-John n. wagonseller, the alb.
sconding Cashier of the New Castle Bank, has
been finally committed to answer charge of
cmbezzling $4,000, belonging to that institu-
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

Tue Leavenworth Journal, of March 2lst,
says, that during the previous week one thous-
and cmigrunts had landed at that point
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

New York; elements,
* 49, - 8 (
ALBERT q. RGOIEARDaON,s
Adyetti5ias Ind ehanE 9aisc, 30
u5EF'U IstAEyo R15nd6 NaE7 sIl055.
b, nj % g Y M. n T q
The t,ondoa PEsntinR, ma 1subllshinS,
with influential and
& a1ds s1g teHgoes
publications An iheir VoTLs arc gSued q SsriaI SST
s9a9!Eg The community g presass e easy
HNAIUAlSL ND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.
A. snt9.rrtsiag penean soon aperfs1elt basl
Vill ma vcrths their
and tnforraatlon be obtained by
s5Inhsl -2gdayZzlgs. IS Dey Stress NeNSyoE
GEtNilss'2Sz BAZAsAR a., 81
35sFSHSI,SSny o.s Ns ESE
INK q VIZ:
.Pi Asg ME-, oSsEE .sn tsaP 3assE
I.AnIEas .Aap cHILDn1t's pSpERyEAH.
$50 4 - LAulas AND ENBRolbet1tA PARAsoLBs
\ NFANEa, " KpRoHIss IAplEs, AIolNlSu RonLs:
Ia pSs' ASH CMtnERss,s slloEs.
GoSIIRNEx AND BoYs, PURsislfSa Gsoors.5 q -
fmiQ5-9mdaw =
KIMBA-LL z. V7E1TTHb1oRB q Co,
Manufacturers OF ali kinds Of ~
LOOKING GLASSES. 81
And dealers in every article Looking Glass
Keep GonSanty for sale large stock of Goods adapt.
oEs with p
French Plate Glass HTtrrors. s
In frames OF the neWelt and most Beautiful deAlgns
FRAA6s Tor and BRGRAYES0s
and Window Glass, Glaziers Diamonds Monldnes Of All
kinds Marble Slabs, Brackets, Gold Leaf, etc.
n4snsa 20 tAe on the most favorable terms.
- s + Z 3 Sos
'tls1t A1HslIs Fac V.ETs' sUPREsEORE!
"A neso Norrt u Eaaers0n Boeaets
THE ARTISTS BRIDE;
TIE PAWNBR6KER'S HEIR.
s. By ENRRsoN BENNETT, Rso.,If
Author OF " the PRAIRIE FLOWER LESi IIOT
AIORRLARD,' 'ctc. $3.50
12ao. Cloth PRICE ONE DOLLAR. :. IA Pages
81 II plsEson 3eunet bad never written Ills many delightful
and thrilling stories OF border life, Of prairie scenes, aud
Indian wartarei this atOry of The ArtiSE's BFide
would have placed his Us one of the
best OF American, npSellats. zset
sTHR BRlpR ons the mort thrilling native
have ever read and the so
to nares fiIke, that can scarcely rea
the fact that he Il recalling fiction. The Sketches
- brilliant HeiFess, and OF the between Law.
and his Student possess the absorbing interest
The persons introduced In this are
types Of
great Is tile moral information bestowed Altogether
Esrsnn Bennett has done himself infinite merit BY
prodnetion. t43s -ssas.szf
GARRETT, DICK & FITZGERALD; Publishers,
No. is Ann street, New York
Also for sale by all Booksellers In this plaGe.
Copies OF the above Book sent to any address,
I-zu PosrApE, upon receipt Of, one dollRr.s
Send your cash orders to the publishers.
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sITf7Rnl

= NV YoRk, March 1.-The Store Ship Sup
ply, sailed this morning for Brazil. :. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

oSCXE1El, April 4-Rour unsteady under The steamers
news and prices must again be nominal Whisky I'M.
changed, moderate demand at 23c Provisions hrmer
bacon and bulk aides higher, for1nsf sold al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06
SAI4AAIANDER SAFES.
Burke barnes Manufacture at Pittsburgh and Vault
9UnBERTsoN, MORRISON { co.

RS CULBERTs0N, MORRISON q co,
Onlv agents In Wheeling, Va.
The following testimonial which AppearS ID the 81
lectt Of the leah of January 6pe1S volumes In Fl
OF the safes by Messrs Burke Barnes:
TOthe Merchants Of ST. Louis an the Public generally
VIM Dean Cos who are agents for the sale OF
Burke BaTpea fire proof hereby that upon
struetion OF the city bpdugss the 18th day November,
1856, that books and P1pefH have almost
eFieet alter being IN the ruins
eheerfally reporrend their Safes 70 the public
BRADY 1 BROS!
The above mentioned safS this day opened my prts
ence herewith eertfy that he largo o. books
and contained In good ORDER, and die
writing perfectly ieltbie. b. Al. RUNYAE.
ST. Louis, Jan. 3, 1e6I. fek94-Sm
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BY pEGE64ISAPH.

BaItImorcz NInrltet.
nALTrMoRB, April 4Our lnarts amer the recent Of
foreign adSees BY the Asia, for brehdstu closed dull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

IS s.l!sS
much damage 10 ghboripg crops sea
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FEVER AND AGCJE,
And the various asctlong upon isordered
sSIOllAGHE1I1 LIVER,
such az Of the Stomach ColIey Pains,
Blind and bleeding Piles IN Nervous RheuniStc and
highly and In otherS sReeted alecide cure
ms Y strictly
Holland oerhsye Because Of its great snccsss
United states ateas nt9 the
here and over the face ofhS
nov osF sBs 9SS9F t tTI1
5lgst be
may have been Impaired by e continuous use Of
in eject It's way ieey 10 the seat Of
The system. IS new ll5s and s's9Fto
The great popularity Of Aro has induced
many Ehct the saaEd aEainst IL
purchasing. Be not persu1de else
have given BoeEhaye,5 Holland One bot
yoe now it's 70 atheses
1YHATIrIs DOING ron THE SICK.
aye nIptsls. so snJ
Rev. Samuel BSbcoei sayS: 81 Sonnd Sejs1 y:,tLt 49,
ts use for severe headache, wh witch had long spf
Woolwel Rsq., EayS:.s'T have used RosTRaye,s
i y "a Ky t EysSlt and . others
AID Jonathan Needy, Of ST. Clair, say5 tI have
az md ron " use Tor Eeaknets Of e ltom
ai Hesi had
ny hea5f ana 8 SFts9g rom indy estioH.'I
O. Vie best In the place had Gas
Holland Bters cured The ygor6t FORM n iyGS
Fett9 sorignaf ExtrSct
y says; y know that Holland tteT6 Is one
q the best stomach
M r. sais9Fst re
hheEhert the leading aeEmnh Ehy aielS n Jsnn6
y during the three
gaha, orpf the systen generally. e
Inc sliouS Vinegar Factory spd
my Wife Ceo1bled With tb6 eiiity es,ss,S5 IL X
habit really 1t IL doing her nsore ZoSd
saAn - talnR she talSen.1
70 md in ttg beverage vim
e buk 10 the sick and IoG S5fffti n
Aromatic cordial, poiseS1ed q sifrsf
pen bottle, orslx bostleofo for e. 81, te sole
r =, RElSJA liISs a fs;9tt. & co. ~
- s4a4'ne ct7rtn9 Plarln "a CaeifistD
Pttt lts1Fs Pa.
1ssLt = Sous 1e2 =. ttFest New,
more, and PeInS. Aff6t4 s5llt
Jql DlFens Br6SIief4 m
s's e s. 4 Ate7as & %. X OTleals,
Whole lo+,t
W eefeEn CO.. itnd
: ,see : -
0JIsE 3 EEPERS ATTENTION
slIasz iof fr-f
n and Tor faIs ~ - issessts3
2dssi1 s-4z.z2ss..s LOGAN. Gs6e.
I1c4!t ri sIsiclxi
GsI reesiysds 3neF ft5et 81
y - ss'ea ! WI ssAl q q
t3E9FleIl SSEs ID
- BusEIs pI6veF se5ds 81 s.
-. rev. so sljilS 9 HADpEN
s1l2ls HAM aud 6a6i5s55
ss55Sissss 4itQRgRN 9 HApDl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

Health and Strength must Inevitably fol
1GV its Use,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

[Fron5 the NJ " independently
Oar Goops--- Fhe tmuorters'FaIes limited except to
those who sell through the auction room Auction sales have
been d any depression in tie
prices of desirable goods. Tie demand Is active.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

NJ v Els AND FVIAIIIIh 5lll.3s Z
ES PTTTsRuRGH, April 4-Riyer feet 8 inches
falling Weather clear and warm
0rEcnssAIt, April - River falling Wealth
er mild and cloudy.
81. LOUIS April 4.5--I River rising. Upper
MississipP aud Missouri also rising. The Illis
loieat q stand good sthge.of :ater 70 Cairo and
N all the upper streams Ereight arriving plepl
ttfuliy aud abundant for al points, Weather
cool with q Sigh train.
IsoULsxiIIR, April fest M ter I'M the
canal; 81 feet on the e falling slowly
Weather cloudy, Indicating ram. deTc1lY So
sle-Isesssz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

Mount Weed sCemetGRY..s
ME Trustees Of Mount Wood Cemeteryi being duly
IL thOred, win OueF for SalsUn TFSday, the 9Th day OF
May, 1881 Onte oeaeteFy All Ire unsold lota
about ak hundred and that the Cemetery
ground already laid out sia issa sa5.7-
The Trsbees tonld all DESTROYS Of pur
chasing lbi8 In Mount o6 Cenetery, the Importance OF
oefe % doube the percentage The eal 81 ~ lots upe
by them. THIS percentage to the FTuEtkeN for the
general leap 0yesnt Of the Cemetery grounds and Il theFe
ore matter Of great 20 the
1gEe en- 0S9tlnle IThQ may Become purchasers.
choice Of lots can e had et any tine previous 20 the
days0f sale by applicable the eherof
the Trustees, JOHN QQSH0RH,
5Is5E.sl5 100 ~ President of46ea RpaFds
John RlhOp l. Cooper IL " llliam8s H LIST
allantl Geo. Robins w. Paxton, John R Morrow,
p. iTaSlaT. - H5hla--bd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

The great popularity Of Aroa has induced
many Ehlcls the pubc Should guard against in
de 70 hoy untIIyou
gwen BtterH afairtTial One bot
te WI yop how Infinitely hyperion itisto alltheSe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

ss.e BE1SJAliIaSs e IL q COL IS
" ia iafsetaElll Piar Ia .ClesniStu,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

So, i y !, ~ AO4 FL - W 1LI3
% 1s by 22d May, 1856 BY mean
OF Solo Passages may With the fll po,
eT 81 ne while the AceOpa 3 son an,
nlshed with this attachment EeitotIt edtr1 Ebat5e
rInstrulnents all nnIahed Rosewood Gases
and prices hre.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

For all kinds, $1,000. 80@50
WHISKEY. Il
Mopppgahela in bills .
sal....@...........IS81'6O
common ....s ...........SO
ZINC.
Isheet: .-...... ......10H911
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

French Plate Glass HIirrors.
In Frames of the newest and most beautiful desIgns
FRAAEs for PORLRAIr PAfEFEGss and EH6RAyIsos made
IN any desired style Looking GAS Plates, Plate Picture
and window Glass, GlazieTs' Diamonds Monlings OF all
Kinds Marble Slabs, Brackets, Gold Leaf ETC., etc.,
nIshef TO the trade ON the adorable terms.
eh25-8m-siRW- 5aE7fs' -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

1dclI III sIsicslyi
- Sh'ea 7 w lsll g @anpas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

IF 1SVRShNsS.GaISAfjGFSS IS = ffz7-=z-s---
- 4s{DTURESf RA1ERGt u
80 aee and Fteture RFame 1andk
r. So5 S65S O. ,5S5 HORACE y HIGHER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-06

SEGYl5lt % - 2
y 81 BuElls q ever SOD 81 - 81
- z.se2z u so R11HT . EEADpiH.
1RIkl' BIT. Iiaa5s %
s4s35SssS 4ltQl9Rf 8 HAnDEl
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10 IN Z1llsLONs .BROTHEbB,
E3s32Elss1a5 E25I. a NO FsClf& PIC
v Y 8 q INA II u T. Act URBRa,

szpg Hair Dye, sim holds its t8s,
on a9 the tnoHt 9fnt aud ecHctoug Hair Dye In FHR
WORLD. Prep1fyd and sold, AhoiesaIe and 5nd
IN tn private roonSl 81 CBEsrAb oE0B, No. 8 Az
MN GoElS and By an DEiRRftt1 M
etG1r9eEs In de CfDIsel States
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS!95-7
stsslSnyy2ay g sens, H14nnfae.nEe.ss,


tFopoltun Fair, March, 1856. GoLnTMPT-
Al az the Crystal Palace. NJ 1865. A GOLD MEDAL,
g. line AaEyland Institutes Bait, 1865. TIE Rf p8lZF
EDAl a. The Falr oEystel Palace, New York 4.
noL he judges were such as MasOn Goltschnl Y0llen-
hauPt and others 81. 8. Pianos (WIt and itbout lion
for three years, and written RaFSn
Prices moderate. ~ Z iSlISfs iEIlSI1e ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03

From Cn;na We lean thar there wss every p,oba-
biii.y Of rupture occurring between the govern.
msnt Of che Emperor and that Of Queen Victoria,
and il IS Urged that the last named Power should
demand free admission into the city Of Canton. Il
is said that Yang Siutsng the northern rebel king,
mad been killed by his own followers, and that SEQ
'.cna dvisiene were destroying the strength q TIE
revoutionists- II Was rumored that the Emperer OF
Russia had tendere6 the aid Of the Rusnxn troops
stationed On the AuOor river to the Emperor Of
China, in order TO put down the rebels. Teas Of q
fine description were dearer in October last
The cotton market was active yesterday, She sales
having reached about 6,oO0 bales, goo OF which
sold in traDsitu. Prices closed Ut an adv snce
OF &c. per u The quotations reported were l3ic
for middling uplands, and l3ac. for middlins New
Orleans. Breadstnfs OF all kinds were heavy. with
out change OF importance in prices. The ssking
rates however, did no. differ materially from those
current on Wednesday last. Pork was in moderate
request, without change Of momen: in quotations.
Sugals were firm, but quiet. Coffee was firm, win
sales Of 900 mats Of Java and 200 bags Rio on
terms given elsewhere. Heights were finn, with
moderate engagements for Liverpool. To Lon
don 9, 600 bbs- or -four were engaged, at 70 1910.
a IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03

OPENING OF THE LEGIsIATURE.--The Legisla-
ture which will meet at Albany ON Monday
is composed Of new material in part and we
do not think it will be found so plant as thu
Seward and Weed clique imagine. The Sens.te
which holds over, has republican msjorj.ey Of
one and there lie large apparent majer:lty for
the same party in the Assembly. But TIE repub
lican majority, so called, must not be considered
in the same light as party majo, titles usually.
For the purpose Of electing Frenont, a large
number of leading democrats Came out from
their party and fused with persons from other
parties making new party which received the
name Of republican. This party carried the State
by an unprecedented majority upon the simple
Issue Of Frenont's name, and all the strong demo-
cratic counties in the State, except New York,
returned almost unbroken republican delega-
tons. Having done their work, the demo-
Gratis elected as republicaDs- and there must be q
large majority-will not allow themselves to be
made the tools Of the Albany lobby. They will
resume their old political ahinities, as regards
State matters, and will not help hungry country
politicians to plurder the city treasury. Fur.
ther than that, they viii understand that the me-
tropolis has suffered sufficiently from Albany le-
gislaton, and that the schemes which will be
brought forward by the Weed clique this year
such as new charter, adding still more boards
and departments to the already too complicated
scheme Of our city government--will only in
crease our misfortunes, which are heavy enough
as it is. We do hope and believe that the As
sembly will not allow itself to be led by the nose
by a few politicians at Albany who desire to
make places and inches for their friends in the
country, at the expense Of the taxpayers of the
city. We have been sufficiently maltreated in
that manner alre ady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03

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