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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18

NEW GRENADA WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH W ALEs
AND CHINA.-Closes on the 4th and 18th of
each month, at P. NJ Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of ench month.
H5- Postage to South Pacific: Letters 34c; papers,
&c.
sB-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc., via England by packet or private
ships, 80 cents single rate, prepaid via France
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid Is ADDED TO
the above postage via New York, by private
ships, . cents, prepaid,
H7- Postage to Peru Letters 22c.; papers, &C.
nB~ Postage to Bogota (New Granada) Letters, 49,.
papers, &c.
HB- Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: loo, prepaid.
Gar The postage to places on the West coast OF South
America via Panama, is: On each single letter,
3lcents; and on each newspaper, 6 cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
as- The postage to New Grenada direct Is ~ cents
| single rate, and 2 cents each newspaper; and to
| the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dleman s
| Land and China, Via San Francisco) 49, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable IN advance
sa The single letter rate to California and Oregon
! 10 cents, prepaid On newspapers. etc, the do
| nestle rates apply. +. 3, NOTATION, 7. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18
CRESCENT CITY BANK.

s1RESCENT CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to the stock Of the City Bank respectfully in
formed The articles Of association "a copy Of when Is pup
ed below ready for signatures between the hours oil III
O'Clock A. NJ o'clock r. NJ daily the noarel Office OF
Cuvier Peters, No. 90 Camp street. over the Bank
Of James Robb. -..
delay may be had in the organization OF the Bank
that subscribers should a their signatures at
lvd ay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18

Brown thinks that actors ought to be farmers, for
they are good at cutting rails, understand fencing
generally, and when they are not sin clover it is
only SOW sow, with themtill they get quite seedy,
Brown says he don't know, though, but actors
might make good BAKERS for they always knead their
dough.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18

A HARD BoY.-Geueal Sir Charles Y. n, Napier te u
the following story Of his childhood There was in
Limerick great coarse woman, wife Of Dr.. Murphy.
When she heard Of my misfortune she said, Poor
boy: I suppose fly kicked his spindle shanks.'
Being little fellow then, though now, be 1t known,
ne greatly and as the Lord would have it, she
broke her own leg inst as was getting well. Gong
rs lier house with al appearance OF concern, told
! The servant how sorry was to hear that bullock
had kicked Mrs Murphy and hurt its leg very much
and that Ihad called to know If her leg was also
hurt. She never forgaye me-" This is very char
acterlc opening Of long life passed in public and
private warfare. a Nj 3t 53A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18

A REMEDY. We have itfrom excellent authority
that no Ay will enter room in which wreath Of
walnut leaves has been hung up. When these winged
annoyersare SO abundant the experiment is worth
trying.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18

A friend Of Jones being troubled with an incipent
cancer in the upper region of the dsophagus, was
treated for il by application Of nitrate OF silver
Jones was present during the first operation, and
being asked how he supposed it felt, said: /" Very
much like ehoked crow, presume The patient
demanded the reason, and Jones, ia bis cold blooded
manner. replied: "Why, if you choke crow the
cav sticks in his throat and Just now the caustics
in YOUR throat, too isn't it Z" 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18

The following is speech made BY the manager of
an Irish theater There were only three persons
composing his audience: Ladies' and gentlemen! As
there is nobody here I'll dismiss you all; the per.
the performances of this night will be repeated to-
morrow evening"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18

sly Liverpool grocer, taking advantage of the
alarm about the comet advertised notice in several
newspapers that the "Milky Way was in great
danger from it, and advised the public to lay in a
large stock of butter before the dried up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18

FIX THE DATE.--Ata concert in Wisconsin, at the
conclusion of the song, E There's a. good time com
ingp d country farmer got up and exclaimed
Mister. couldn't you fix the date, that is what we
want-just give US the date, Mister"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-18

MATHEMATICS or BEEs-The warmest admirer OF
honey and the greatest friend Of bees, will never,
presume contend that the young swarm, who begin
making honey three or four months after they are
born. and Immediately construct those mathematical
cells, should have gained their mathematical knowl.
edge as we gain ours and ia three months time out
strip Mr.. Macaurin in mathematics as much as they
did in making honey. 1t would take senior wrang
Ter at Cambridge ten hours q dry, for three years
together to know enough mathematics for the calcu
lation OF these problems with which not only the
queen bee but every Undergraduate grub is acquant
ed tie moment it is born. [Sidney Smith. gs
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CITY BANK.

CyITY RANK OF NEW ORLEANS-To BE
established in the City of New Orleans under An ACT to
establish system Of Free Banking State OF Lou
sana approved the threth day of April 1888. -
The subscribers with such other persons ~ may
hereafter ION bemo associate themselves together Tor the
purpose Of carrying on conducting, in this City and
Parish the business Of Free Banking and all other business
connected Herewith. 4. T., ,,;sI
The capital stock 70 be OF Doars. 70 IN DO y, ~
into shares Of One Hundred Dollars each, with ths
increasing said capital to any that may be determined
by the Shareholders in accordance with law. ,-,
this and purpose they have anu
and do by these agree the follow
ing clauses conditions spulaons by which the SAG
Association shall be governed:
ARTICLE I.
SECTION The assumed to dis.ngpish the sad ALSO
citation shall be the CITY BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
SECT @ The operations OF discount and deposit OF the sso
citation carried in the City Of New Orleans
Sect, 3. The amount of its capital stock shall be
of Dollars divided into shares, of One Hundre
Dollars each to be increased Aforesaid should loun
advisable and shall he payable follows
,-xin,,iui hafo ila
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memory of them is too painful, even now that the
grass growing on my poor cousins grave. =
Morning dawned on the old man. the surgeon, and
myself, standing at poor Roands bedside. From the
first the surgeon expressed no hope OF his patients
recovery: we knew that in few hours all must be
over; and the dying man knew this too, and pre-
pared to meet his end with christian fortitude The
rector came soon after daybreak, and administered
the sacrament to him, and greatly eomtorted us by
saying Cor we had all retired from the room by 10
lands request during that interview that my cousin
state of mind was all that could be wished AS
approached the bedside once more, Roland leapt his
head forward and murmured some few lndstinct
| words. bent my head over him, and he whispered !:
! go for Rachel Brooke wish to see her ere l
| die. have wronged her-I would make some atone
ment. Tell my father it is my wish. He Will not
| refuse
briefly told the father his sons request: flush
| of proud displeasure for moment passed over the
old mans brow but he said, g Do as Roland de-
| sires'
| ran to the stable vauted upon horse, and rode
him, without waiting for saddle bride, with hal
ter, to Rachel. She returned with me-sbe knew the
| truth already too well-George had been home, and
told,her all ere he finally fled. Timidly, with her
face sufused with bushes, crept poor Rachel, like
ruilty thing after me to Roland's bedside, where
overcome by her grief forgetting the presence OF al
him she loved and he dying before her she sank
down. sobbing bitterly, at the foot OF the bed. Thai
proud, stern melancholy Roland Maskelyne had moi
been so to her: she remembered u time when the
I, cheek, now paling at the approach of death, hat
flushed he told to her his passionate, sinful love
when the eye sad stern in its ganCes Others
beamed with love on her-the poor little village girl
now breaking her heart at a dying mans bedside
What cared she for the stern wonderment in tn
looks of the naughty old squire 2-for the deprecat
ing chances of the good surgeon? Love needed then
not-she was, to all ntents and purposes alone witt
him she loved, and he was fast nearing his eterna
home.
After while she became calmer, from he
knees and glanced wisttully round the room.
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nAHRIAgE3 AND DEATHS,
EAss7Aa


Exrs-EArKy.-Att the Pythaxorss Hall, on WedpcW-
day, susu IS by TIE Row Samuel i,ascs ia,Ao xrs
to Miss JvIIA, daughter Of Kauky Leo all or this 0ty.
Mobile papers please copy.
GroD R--SxAsiso On Friday August IL, nj tho rcua
dspos OF and by ibe Row w. sa;lhs't SrxPBpp X Go
ys 10 Jpssrss eides, daughter Of Janss g. Soaring
E'q., all oft,ls city.
HARxisor-kysxs On Thurpd.y, AuguE. 81, By snc
Row Or Tow ling, ar. TronAs J. HAsspoS 10 Miss LznY
II HYsxs, All or bts city,
Hi G,soo.- somervllle, j., 90 Tburrdsy, An
gut 81 by the Rev Calvin Butler, primo "a or the Somsr
sat Young ladies' Institute Mr. IAvoRuss HIM. OF New
York. 70 Miss May Alr, daughter OF Boa. David A.
Gregg, OF Derry. N. a.
IsoSAsp-- xoxroa On Thundsy, Augus: az, by the
Res Dr. Osgood Mr. CEAkLss H. LpsAsp, Of this city, 10
Mrs TzaL youngcst daughter Of tho lsto VIM X Aof
Ten, formerly OF ClncinI ati.
Cincinnati ape-r please copy.
MooER-Hsc .srHuE On Wednesday, ArvrS d, 81
Rev. T. Tynnoti, 6sEos Eooxs OF tn;s city, 70 kAcsv
W. J. M.raxTgup, late of Gls'gow, Scotland
ERap-iosNa---M Peppereli, nass On Wednesday, An
grs. 2s by Pew. r. Smith Mr.. ViRcu Rad, of san
fraroco Cal tn Miss RITA p, eldest caughisr or Joos
Loribg. Hq OF reppSrei
woousY--BNsrs --on wedre.day. August g, By Ne
Rev William r. Cor sl %AIss W. Wooffsr, Of inis CITY,
70 hsa ApalIsa BsHsKx, OF Ohio.
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Bnsu,A In East Brooklyn, on Thursday, Arxun 81
TanIs oKnyA, aged years and mouths, daashssr Of
The rrnera wiz take place from tbs corner OF whivris
street and Flushing avcnde, this Afternoon tive oclok
Tho issd. ,s sa mo 'smy ana inc a snoonS
BsoTs-On "Wednesday morning, August 20, Homw
Bsowr, In The sch yesr Of his age.
The friends a. tho family tho1e OF hs John sad
Robcri Broun, of nH son In AN, Allan Hay ana q Ms
brother, James Brown, respectfully nvcd to as'sne
the iunera from his lac residence No 1877 sstor ssss
hi, ef,crnoor a. ,hroc oeiors whou, vitaso
IpHARr.-At Factory vle staten Island, On wednesday
90. T.,ss witiisy yornxg,t ,cn OF nsry and Nicholas
Dehsyt, sgsd % years, mon ns sod ~ dsys
M, sssno, =, rec s,oss Tne rr,ssa, and scqusius
OF the family respectfully iased 70 attend Ins
snubos, esvts the oo' OF whitehall stree, Of one O'Clock
Fss-As On Wednesday, August 20, ksss FaAsca,
daughter Of Gnbou IL sd Jane H. farnami AGA II
rnortt,
this afternoon, ct three O'Clock.
Nv Hsvc5, Hartford and springfield, Mas, papers
please copy.
nySr.--os Ihursesy, Ausvs, 81, rsosss o. Ttr~, ia
The sTth rear Of his age.
Ths rois,vcs friends OF tho family requested 70
attend the funeral 10 day, IRON tho ny Hospital, ssy-
rBond street, aoosiyn.
KII.snSs and Bo,ioa PAPER, please COPY.
GRkvo,p.-Ir " Williamsburg, on Wednesday, August Us
A. n. GsSwoID, dentst, aged 81 years
His nltpds, and lhois u his father in law, Rev. x.
ii. ate r,aiacncc No 81 Fourth street 90 sunds, sr-
noon, a. four o'clock . -.
Hsps.s-on thursday, August 81, EucHAaD g youneos
child Of Eraalus and Sarah Hedges agcc year, nao1an
me relative, sud riepds Of The nny respccsfsiy
Invited 70 attend The funeral, IrSv NO III "'''"
street. this Afternoon, a. enc O'Clock a. -.
Boopn -on surdsy, Aasar %, AHA AAaiA, vile q
Julian Roper, aged 80 yesrs ,
Philadelphia ani Boston papers rleNe COPY
Horr,GIs--On "Wednesday evening, august 70, esosea
gr1IIy.s 400 Of John SdNysa and CsshesAa HourgNn,
fsa fgs.rsI iii uss place iris .nerscoa, s half ps
~. cosssr Of sore s,sss, Rooslya Tue frepis
Ct The family are respsotfuly av.cd 70 attend
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Metropolitan Police Matters.

TIM LIQUOR LAW IN ssoogLYr ras wILLIAM5-
BrRG STATION HoUsB5-DscRxAsh OF Def ALLIED
hEN-MoEB TROUBLE IN rae BoaRD,ETr
The General Superintendent has issued an order 70
Deputy Folk Of Brooklyn report the liquor shops open
On Sunday in the City OF Churches 10 says that no win
do all 10 his power 10 aid the pislric Attorney so Kings
county prosecute these men, and in no refuses TO
60 30 nigh, rcport him. Ho links thai The charts or the
New York police to secure quiet Sundays have been su
GENTLY src,e,s.cl 70 warrant trial In Brooklyn.
he General Superintendent has been for some time
busy collecting nornaon Of the general csaauou Of tse
department ~ subject matter for repor; to the Beard
10 rex, meeting Tho condition Of the Williamsburg sta
too houses e,ccd his attention the OCCASION on vs
re~ days silcs, and he will probably make II matter
oroers are sxoeeobgiy nniier and the cells are aoso
ls,ey urhcsny rro floor Of tho cels boing below 40
level OF the -sk without sny drainage, Impossible 70
get dry floors for Time alter he uae OF wafer on
the number tf detailed from hundred aud twenty
Ave to about ninety thus adding Desirable pu uiocr
the veneLv small force OF pstFomen. lie tEnks
hr has saved the city many dollars ny this means be
Email very much ard determined check a increase
lie found case hsf pofcr vas detailed to take
care CT church or which he tae regular sevton sove
raj detailed smoke In tho various hotels
nomlnaly 10 keep thieves from coming To- number we're
when he called In and placed on patrol duty W,en
the parties whj bad procured the dots,lmcn OF these
men complained Of thor withdrawal tho General Sd
told them thal the city eccd not afford 70 pay
tr their uce but that N thcy wanted other men
they could hsve them by paying their salaries and have
thcm drpu,cd special poccmfn This was done IN NUM-
her OF cases. and the result that there are nov only
ninety detailed Instead Of two hundred and twcnty
lxe The ninety are detailed 81 the various courts Inc
artvv div - a
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jersey City News.

RI yoIcrs sxEyIcs AT TIE AIMsuovEz-A ccmmun.ca.
lion 90 H. s TEN. 10 the Cvmmen Council Of Jersey City,
by members d 'hs Roman Catholic church complaining or
tho re,,gous sary, At 'ns Amshouse sundays a. sec
,a4sn Several OF tn. Aldermen stated ct the lime that
scch was not he case as thsy had boer present at diff
fcrort times and bs'enet Mr.. Whitley, tbs soperin
pd<pt Of the kmshouse has efei bore Invited all or she
ministers be sreeni and engage In religious exerc
On Sundays. seversl pyofeAsns Clergyn.en have re-
sponted, and Pew. Mr. VorrutcT tho city missionary
pyed BY Inc varous P tstnH, churches nj Jersey CITY,
hcds rel lions services thore 3aSdays The Roman
Catholic ccrg, declined 10 do Tho communication
referred to eaceiai teo for invesi yailon.
Lsei Sunday this oommee attended the sorYiccs a. tbs
&ioshonae END bad litter Vie th5-o with ROY Hr.
X ,iy the Roman Catholic Gle MAN, and Rev. Nc Yer
rrocr the missionary ChaTges r's6e By the former
pronounced ncor-Cct by The latter I.. evening
the tt held meeting OF the City Clerks oice aud
Continued the Investigation OF .ba subject preparatory
report 10 the Common Cnuucii,
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Or tse uorocnr It Boston that WOODS patent dsy or boiler
re .Ss properly 10 psr censum ana 'ea q thu
100 rAis ss aasaf.cur Of b. 40. Otherwise pro ydsd
S0.
The Secretary Of wx has organized an expedition for
tho exploration and suczey Of the river Colorado ms
command has been asssgusS to First Leaienso j. u Les
OF the Corps Of Typographical Sngnecrs, with drsc'na to
Gaysrre The entire unexp'orsd region
Deputy Mnn hal Vi Alabama hAy!rs taken neari? I'VE
taocsaad dollars from Lveace who seooea Inc mall IN
1885, md refusing 10 res .he money 70 The several
ornrr % tho ground sha. .hoy had not sufficiently idcn
tined it, the subject rN referred to the Attorney General
who has after rsv.s wing all tho fscx, decided sess the
Msrsha must deliver to the Postmaster General, who
.by law Is LIE trustee Osers in all kiiaT
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA sroCx Board.

PHILADELPHIA SrOCx eCAnD.
PHIr anE,TaIA, August AZ, 1867.
Socks firm. Pennsy lvnnia STATE u.s. s4 Reading Fail
road, alH Long Island lai H. Norris Cana 81 fcnn
gylyania PR, 40 ..o ,a,-
NBx 0sishys Aug1a &C. 1887.
No sales O. cotton TO day. Flour Ia declining. xsd
COM SOC. Oats dull at 42s. Parroiled lard, 1oHc.
Eastern hsy, SO GuEDy clio b, l5c.
BUFFALO, August sT--t p. "
Flour In q shifting lower. sales 70 dag OF 600 bos al
as Is choice Wisconsin, IS 81 for choice indisna 30
90 81 do. Oaio Wnoat Is ,oTc' tnerc we're
sales dsJ CT 1910 aheh Chicago spring, TO arrive
early nex wetf nj 81 AZ Corn 10 User sales tteay
1000 bcshsls 1t sekc . T6c, oicsics ins Oat
loCeY and pon1insi Ut 1870 Wh'skey Is not 20 ormi
sales 10 day 800 bbls at $50 FfiSou lover; corn 50
co Albapy and &C 10 Now York. Impo-ss yesterday
1000 bba ,rr, ieeco bushels ~htA,, Sc 600 Bushels
corn Exports estcrday coo bushels wheat and $4,000
0swsGo, August 2y--6 P. u.
Flour 10 In moderate demand, chiefly for the Ses Fog
land sntss w!sh less lrmness Ia the market Sales |,
IAy az SEQ bbs o. IS 20 shipped to Montreal 800
bbh There Was Q panic In the shea; market TO day;
prces down Sc. iec VITA an ariive demand Sale.
To-day Of coo bushels n 81 IS 81 80 fer re osio AID
indiana Can 10 stesdy. safes today OF 300 bdshes at
gsHc rec pri. clpa.iy al The insde figure Lake I'm
ports 70 daya9 oo0 bushels wheat, 500 bushels c)rn
and 900 brsheis barley Canal exports 10 day-i,o3
bushe1 phcA. asd II 600 bushels corn.
AiBAsy, Auguzi 27-6P. n
Flour wheat insc and the latter In far sup
piv Corn In steady eecs 10 day or 10000 bu.hels 81
Soc for wefiern mixed sales 70 day OF 5000 busnes
barley mostly 70 arrive, ut III %, Shipped Last nighs
10, coo bushcls corn.
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CoFFHH Sales of 900 bags OF Rio made al 1870
Ike (; 400 do. skimings nj loI.c.
CorToN continued lrm. with sales OF about 100 to9
bsies a, full prices.
FEs1csrs--Rates were unchsf gsd, while engagements
were light 10 Liverpool, 5000 br.hels OF grain n bags,
we're taken In ships bags a. I'D Cation oagaget at
g. per bale Beef last taken at 81 10 Londsn aSa
Hsvre there nothing To Nayseles go ooo light
ppo slaves taken ~ s22 brig from Charleston TO
Barcelona taken up to load With 49, 90 bushels or
wheat al $50 4, IN shippers bags.
FIsH--Frerch dry cod IN bend Grm ai 81 Is. Mack
crsI steady NJ 4i7 for No sl3 for No 2, and 81
for No. s. Box herring 500 for No I, and 30 for
scaled.
HsY-pd vas quiet at zoe q 80.
IRos steady, with sms sales Of scotch pig 81 s2a 30
$50 &c.
LNz-~p In fair demand a, zoo for common and M
81 10 for lump.
NAVAL STOKES Spirits turpcntine quiet at s7o.
Isc. Crude buoyant ct 81 Commoo yosiu vac In
light so., while tie saIcs embraced aboat 500 bbls ~
~ e5 ger $40 los delivered Fine ro-in was drm, With
sslfs OF stoui eco bbs oxira pso at Si7 for $50 bs
ons-S.ie. Of 200 bbis. crude sperm made al the
Iaat at 81 ~ Lrsocd VA unchanged
PFoyiafoys.-pork-rbe market without chanEv:
sales copusd 10 abort AGO SEQ bbs t?5 10,
ard primo ut Sal 10 Beef in fair demand win eass
OF 100 SEQ bb repaeseo Western plain AMI extra, 1t
our qpcstlons Prime and beef hams quct oil
our prices given Bacon and cut meats scarce and
norina fgures Lard was racivo, and salos con-
1nea about Ito bsis quotations. Batter sud obesss
IN fs demand, aud steady ~ prices given DO
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the National Emancipation Convention.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, August q, 1885,
seEies OF resolutions were introduced In ths
ton cay the p'nci Of rs,ch proposing to
make bs general government the sgen. for ge5p!s u
omsnc pstng the slaves, and that each sso sao pay
$50 for each slave and further that each State ,ad pay
Che rhcders s5 foy each slave onanc lat
Cor bs rased by land tax ard the former by gov
e~pmen bonds The resolutions sr under discussion
by Enhu BuTrii. Gsrri,, Smith snd others.
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NrAs ewnpLa In city like New York there are
uhoussnd and one rgtnious modes by which 70 swinse
honest and unsnspcDg peous out Of their money The
Pos oces and The UD,sd States az furnish excellent
yaces 70. carrying these contemplate scnsmes, aud
Il would seem TIA, tho opportunities 'hus supplied are
pretty fully Improved, and we are sorry 70 say, With
quito too good SUCCESS. csrrcspondnni ri cavend''h,
ycrmon,, AXIS us 10 recent attempt 70 vciimize
hIu BIZ one Ct our New York shaIpe0, who, We have
rcs,ot 10 believe Is extensively engaged In trying 70
sraise the wyudr by sending similar missions through The
mails 10 oil parts Of the country. Tho gentleman referred
70 few days ,nco received letter Of which tho follow
Ing IL COPY
NEv YoRK, August IL, 1857.
Mr. C. W g. Cavcndlsh, VI
DEAR Sal have become possessed Of some worry in.
ror,au, legal Information which viii he greatly Tor your
advsn Of obtain I'm zcsioy. On rccci OF The Gus
fomtry fec sf three dollars will si once communicate 10
YOU I've nature II yoi are san resdeui n ths aoovc sd
srce fully yours F. T. B..
Address boz -, New York Post oflco
We have doubt the above circular viii be at once 70
oosrircd by many who have forwarded The "three del
srs ant are sun anxiously waiting for the 'mporisnt
ega Information promised ~ sooms tho fools arc not
oil dead yet"
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There arc besides these about sixty dons spcoisl
duty In the Seventh AID Thirteenth wards. mayor WOOD,
learning this fact fee days since, oppressed MS sur
prise and his opinion that the Board hsd % rescuson
dsoanded ell the special men, II proved, howsver, on
examination OF the minutes the specials Of the seventh
and Thirteenth wards dhbanded by tbs reso1-
uon dsoandinE tho others. The Mayor has noNaed NJ
Eosoa that he viii oppose the pay mont OF thsss men, On
the ground that hcy have NOT been doing duty legally