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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-23
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mr. editur Noven tina 10 IS fifty 6
you mis- it For sendin for monny.
Now For i hante got None the
fax is i got pizened this Fall & hante
dun stitch of wurk in morn 4 weeks |
spose i war pizmd by ivury Or shu-
meak ime in a lawful way my
boddys biggern barril and my fetc
Look lyko a cupple of nigar babize
they're swelled so & look so blak i
etc som wild parsonops four dinr this
mornin & they're crampin NEAL up
yourn til deth & well wisher
Preserved Wicker
NB you don't kno Of nothin wots
good for pizen spoze Pw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-23
An OriginaI.Letter.

The editor of the Niles Enquirer,
sends to Mr.. p. Wicker, Tonawonda,
New York for subscription money,
and receives in return the follow
ing:-- 10 ..- - EiA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-23

the cottage at the foot Of the lane; I'll
furnish it for you, your wages shall be
increased; and the old man may like
it or not" "a. ..... --.a-
aP,,fDl fH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29
Acknowledgement I

tAdvertisement ,u :. a,
AsTOR HOUsE-$2 50 PER DAY.-Ine iou TN
Years Lssser ia May 1857 will end May
I, 1854 h., A..
T House IL conducted pom the system that mas az
Rrstsursnt be. been sddedlor Merchants doing "a'es'
N its vicinity. a, ~, A.
I...- House..
Especial care taken Of the sick. u.,,, N.~ yot
dups The Snmmsr .ni the Lades Department perfect III -
The cy Ryoa avs .tsrtrs from the doors ensoe sues
reach The upper part Of the city vita faculty., thu Nsv.
The small carn Ssteh and carry pssserse n 81 80.
ven snd Bosou station 27b to the iinmeds'e h' u n'
Hotel c,,,. s,vo,.
Grateful tor ina pdssp n'cn" W c. 4 STsTsoS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

Rcketsou commenced perfect TRADE o. aou'e asa'us'
Officer Scott in particular and the fo"ce u general
Scott instead of aIrcsng the man az once 'of aou'"g
him while in the discharge OF hi. duiy' De hai su
tOr'y to do, proceeded to tn" Jefferson Market ro
lice Court and preferred comiaint but no action has
vet been taken in the premises The officer says the
escape Of the parties in the reshbohood ut tue tine
WAS almost miraculous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29
(AiysrtiseEient.l

$40 SEWING MAcMsEs.-wATsaSs $ioSsS
ing Machines for sale at tes % Ssehinss WA Do
hc.ssho .yOs ss Ssls sss i Is
Size fr less vslusbe but me- ~ the hI.h priced
Sewps Machine dealers regard to 'aIuc'n' oA W." ~"
t'i'e aud wholly wNnes' WATSON WoasrEa Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

[AdveTtisement.I =,
.Nv VOICES HAD He Moore tell

How MANY VOICES had he i-M0oLo tcils w
of man who had two voices but WYNAS the Wizard, the
great attraction at BARNuMs MUSEUM now has esh: hs en-
poys them all at lis venroquial feef aud rue eu
sy auusins These and ms tricxs Of magic osy
witnessed this Afternoon and Evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29
gAdverttseueDtt

DR. S. S. FrcHs Six Lectures % Uoo sonn
sod the Laws o. LIE - sSrs. diss.sss u he Lsns and
Heat o.Ss; Ca,sae Dss.s 81 r y q. H. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

he subscribers offer

every variety of tie sbsye made by the !ss
being the rebest display Of tee hind in the city' j. "
SAp~DE as store only Ct No. Astor House. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29
Il. HUxrIa, M. D.

Apvpcr,oxs op THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
mr. IT,. n cor su,tstion, Q a. m. to p m
=, NO. % Ii MELvILLs, NJ d. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

Z The body Of efis years old. daughter u Philip
Riley Of No. 25S wost 7 twenty eghth street, drowned
Sunday was recovered yesterday and taken to the
residence Of her parents.
morning at the foot Of West Thry-eighth street. oy
Officer Marine.
Trenfy-second Preo'nc'-Three arrests in this pre-
cinct. Monday morning. sbou. o'clock, Officer
McDougal discovered the dead body of child lying
in small box at the foot Of Fortythird sire t,
North River. lie had it removed to the Ststion-suse
and the Coroner notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

DEATH BY DRowSIsG.--The body of an unknown
man. about IS years of age, supposed to BIO native
of Ireland, was found floating in tho dock loot OF
Thirty eighth street, N. X. No marks OF violence
were percepibe on the body, and tho Jury returned
verdict Of death BY supposed drowning The deoeased
wss abort Avs ut eigbt iac.ss u hight ra.hs, elm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

THEALLrcED SLAvERs.-The schooner Merchant,
charged as SLAYER having been bonded, was yester-
day discharged from custody by Judge Ingersol pend
ing the appeal from Judge Bettss decision to the
United States Circuit Court. The sursties were Au-
Susus X. Lane residence No. 202 Monroe street. bust
ness, sbpsmi,h, No. 2A South street), and Jesse A.
Brsddock residence No. 2O3 Monroe street, business,
saluaker No. 272 South street, who each justified
in the sum Of s., 900.
An effort will be made to bring on the trial of the
Panchita on Tuesday next, when the process is re-
turnsble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

Juilt dsI hair and reddish whsken Under the chin
HE dress sisted Of black frock coat black paats
mo vest Or suspende,. white muslin Shirt and patert
leather Coneres. CATERS He presented the appear.
once OF having been il the water Gully about 81 hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

EXPLOSION AND NARROW EscAPE.-On Saturday
last a. the workmen were in the act shutting off the
steam Of ono of Woodworhs planning machines, at the
mill of Manu- g. Keller at Yonkers, it burst into a
thousand pieces, tearing and breaking everything
around it. The men In attendance on the machine had
. very narrow escape from injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

DREAMING 4 CLUB OVER HIS FATHER5HEAD.-John
Lynch resident Of the Five Ponts. got into an alter
cation with Oven Burn. his stepfa,hsr yesterday
morning, and becoming greatly enraged, seized a po
liccsaLs club which be bad in the and broke it
into spliatcrs over the old mans head. Lynch wa,
and taken to the Tombs where Burn preferred
a complaint against hin, but had no sooner done SO
than he desired 20 withdraw it. Justice Connolly sen.
Lynch to prison AID detained the stepf,ther Is q
witness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

CARsLEssSE's IN BLAsrISe.-During The process
Of blasting rocks in Thirteenth street. between Broad
way and University place, yesterday afternoon in Coz
sequence of the blast not berg properly covered,
fragment Of rock nearly as large as hs. wa, thrown
with great velocity distance of nearly 300 yards, aud
fl upon the sidewalk just as q number Of gentlemen
and ladies had passed. Officer Scott Of the Fifteenth
Precinct being in the neghbOrhood at the tune, and
seeing the narrow escape met with by the ladies and
ssntlensa, hunted up the Inspector, man named
hackeSOn, whom be found IN porter.house not far
'dsfsas The officer demonstrated in regard to the
eefslsssnss wiA which the blast wss covered, whom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

STEALING PORK "A fellow named George Rother'
mel was arested yesterday and taken before Justice
Brennan at the Essex Market Police Court on chasre
of stealing $25 worth OF pork from George Kelsey OF
No. 229 Ninth street. Accused admitted having CON-
nitted the theft and made affidavit that he cold the
property for SIC to VIM. Robenstein grocer, a. No.
~ Broome street. Jacob Gebhard made an affidavit
that he purchased the contents of the above-named
grocery on Monday from tie mother-in-law of Roben
.tep, the pork being included in the purchases. The
parties were committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

Dean BoDr REcovERrD.--The dead body of cir
s1 years Of age, daughter Of Philip Riley, residing at
No. 2S West Twenty-eishth street. who was drowned
on sunday last, was recovered from the water and
conveyed TO the residence of her parents, whore
Coroner Hills was notified to hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

FouSp DEAD--A. w. Leggatt. aged about ~ years,
arespecaably- and much esteemed resident
of Yves. Ghept, Columbia County, was found dead in
field in the town Of Stockport, Saturday afternoon
last. He had been missed since the Tuesday proceed
ing He leaves wife and three children to mourn his
unsmely end. ufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

ARRESTS At QuARANrIsE.--Oflicers McSymon,
O'Rou,ke, Van Chef and Decker, arrested, on Mon
day night, two men named James Harmon Of No. 1871
Cherry street, and Wm Haley of No. 90 Oliver street,
for violating the quarantine regulations. They were
detected on board an infected vessels stealing aud
buying sugar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

MARROW EscAPR FROM THIgvEs.-On Monday
night William Brown while pas 5ing through Chatham
street was attacked by gang Of thieves, who at
tempted to rob him Of his wallet. Officer Quick hear
ing Browns cries for assitance fastened to the spot
wherein. on the thieves fed. Brown went to the S'a
op House and remained little time and then started
for his residence in West Twentieth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

ment The sppointipg power was always in life, ca
pable of action and by the terms OF the cnsrter
distinctly pointed out Tho attempt, by fanc,iui and
far ets he'd construction OF section Oh TO wfhdra~ tne
infery Al be i've. tie enaetr en o. the new charter
and the Let Of january, 1859, Omthe operation Of the
appointing powell provided Tor by section 49, and thus
t. leave the CAGE OF vacancy in the chile ttanshp u
departme 1t wholly unprovded fer except by strained
and application OF the law OF 1917 could net
prevail. Judge Peabody declined to cdoPt TINS con-
suetion VI express any opinion ON tho ute Jucge
Davies avoided eApressln any opinion on Il Judge
Roosevelt in, inaed an opinion gailst it, Therefore,
40 far M the Judiciary was this eoncet was
without support. The inappIcabSity OF the law OF
1899 in its d. tas to the OF office held by ap
rointmeut was conclusve sgaint the night Canned un
der il by COnOver Governors appointee IN Wend.
s2H The section ST. though it protected the Street
Commissioner and other heads OF departments rem
any tailment of their then existing terms OF office by
the mere passage Of the new charter. expressly con-
teupsed the termination Of their holding before eIpi'
ration of their terms Surely, removed under section
- or section 49, il was intended that the appointing
power in that charter created for the purpose should
~ pont. The case 1fthe People agf CDutant II Wsod
1884, was express authority for tho proposition tna1
"Takng this whole section together the substance
was the same As II read thus: The persons now ni'
ing the offices of Street Commissioner &C., shall con
flute in Office until the expiration OF their Respective
terms unless RI moved from Cfce during sncn conunu
spce'" The construction Of this secoon ~ ~ Ptv
hibtng death or resignation Was entirely ~ ~,
with the nopsenscA character which pesvsaeo ~
whole Argument in support VI Concvers spP;..s ths
leeatuTe 70 gu vacancies Office, sdss 49, -.
10 drcsiminste between elective o@csy "a deos "a
hst hv appointment. The Legislature nso ~ n.
The ar Of iS19 proyded for elective cnoes ony.
resnect 70 ;ucidcntl vscsaose oceanH III ~.
dealh, lcI.ya. E:siClsaJe, eSs y ' ~ -. :"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

THE HEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA s+r.u
a rNgsnon Company,s steamers Will rssup,e tbsi I, r.a
lar trips via Cape May. this day and VIII Leave bier ~ vg
nyef regular on Iuesday Thursday and saturdav 1870
received JAY t 'cnr ocOck p " f,r-artot tSssn..
delay, PERKINS Agent eass pier "a NoPlh svsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

nNLY LINE WITH 6URE OONNECTION.-TR AN5Ir l0e
" m1es shorter han any other route and exposure
river navigation Stats mail ine-Fifty pount5 II
baggage Se 10 cea per pound -Four hours rs1
ocean 10 ocean, By Panama Railroad Through Csforna
COMPANY vii despatch for Aspnwan Friday Feb.
2ocock r. N precsely, from pier foot Warren sree
North the well known and fss steamship GEORaELS9
Capt Vim Hendoo, U, n. Passengers mails win be
forwarded by Panama Railroad and via
Ne rSctc Nav steamship Ocmpanys magnificent steamh
golden ACE watkins, CommAndsr which VIII be In
readiness and ave immediately for Fan
lie informed that rhe Pacific Mai xeAnshp Company a.
wAys have one exs steamers lying ready
for sea- 70 AVOID possbe detention OF or a
For passage apply 70 W. kArNOND Of the only on -
me companies No la West street. Of
New York. Regular United mail se az days Gu -
ath Of each mooth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

T'HE STEAMSHIP FALCON. RICHARD BROWN. GAP.
tain IN now ready for a AmiuR she hss
ssny time BY apply 70 the captain board =; tbs
Office, 70 Pearl street EDGAR sfkAGGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA
y yena and New Orleans On Tuesday. February H. 4
2oclockf n from pier foot OF Warren street. North fver
De fAst and fsycrie Neamshp EXPIRE CITY p. I'M
WI sAl Is above Passage can be secured 1t the 6 ne
line Freight 10 New OreAns per cubic foot ~
prs VIII bs suppHed with blank bills Of adinS Of The farm
signed BY ue nne on application ~ their No other
forms signed and no bill Of laciog WIN be signed AMER De
nour ssiing yG freight or passage apply the odios
NJ % ROBERrs Sr.uss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

UNOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND The UNITED
~ State. msil steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Psrrish WIN
leave Tor the above places saturday the Rist
O'Clock i. N, nom pier IS North she viii arr ~ At
sorfoik on tundas Afternoon, ard Richmond on NocJay
morning Passengers for the South will proceed without
lay y The gres, Al line 70 Charleston, Augusta ssvsnpsh
&C Irsvelrrs vin find this the cheapest peaantes asd
uost expeditions PsssaRe aud fare Including stat,
rom 70 Norfolk " Peter burs Richmond, 40
bali prics. Apply 10 LUDLAk a PLEAsANTs % Brs.A-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

TrNE cuTsrpTgRy FRANCA1sY DESIRE ~ PLACER
L. Fans une pe,its fArnile Franchise pour Fev
yor, Es peu fournir les meilleures ecomnsnistous
sAdrpsser a. no Tsurens It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD -Norruv ON
lN and afer Monday, l6th inst and until further no,lc
trains will leave he oqmpsnys depot foot Of Duane street a.
fouows-J ~ Dnnark express, via Great Beud. e.is
tP. NJ Nevburg express baggage checked hro,osn no.
usual No advance In fare Tickets can be ootsse ~ Is
1893 and fi0 Broadway and At depot foo of pu.se r 10
o.. e. r. uRKkNoUGH, General Ticket hrs,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD-FARF ro
Albany ~ The passenger trains this Tor .bany
leave the corner OF White and Cesre streets follows =
Every morning ~ 60 O'Clock; every afternoon at o'ciN~h
Fare through 70 Albany viii be two dollars To
on Monday sfternoon 18th inst
nrv yoRK, Feb. H. 1887 'Po'nenunl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

E'oR oALIroRNIA.-NEw roRx AND SAN FRAN.
CISCO snanship line -Prtccs greatly reduced rev
and PiendA steamshp rENNBssxk, Captain K l. rspSae-
psugA so ton burtben win eel Tor sspin all Va
ne sssrer sIkn RAnEv ADA from ranam. on The Psase.
'r sAn trsacsco % bs Of baeyAgs allowed 70 each pes
yrh only . oHARI.is MORGAN SOM. No, soviss.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17
LOST AND FOUND.


nOG LOST--A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG WITH WHITE
~ breast white on bis hind legs and the tip Of bis M
ansvers 70 OF Rover; had collar on Who
win return him 10 ZIG West Fourteenth win
ceive sI5 reward. J. .. sLOesON.
r osT-TN YTFrYFIRsr sTRRNr BETWEEN THIRD
and Fourth THURSDAY, Feb IL black aud
terrier pup omcnhs old Being the sn o. deceased
dog M P. Tally, corner Of Fy nrs street and Third
r osT-6N SUNDAY, 18TH INST, IN GOING THRogGH
Ia Esst rnets enh street. Broadway, 10 Twenty seven'h
street sdys pocket containing pair 81 gold spscsoles
81 st bonnet cover sey sna WIN name on
Eas, Nineteenth street II. FISHER.
T eer-rr ~ PRESUMED ON BOARD TIE BosyoY
and New Haven which left New York the even.
inn Of February - package containing two painted
lures The loss irrepsrable and liberal re
ward offered return Of the 20 T. r. GILMORE
co ~ South street New York, or 70 BROWN DIX Mk
street, Boston.
n OF on sYOLFr-wrTHrN THE Last sIx wHVHs
Ia god hunting watch T. r. Cooper Isndsu make~
No, 11k. liberal evsrd river fcr Is recovery Pawn.
brokers' wn,ehnskers &C., pcAse take pcrc~ ASpiv "
John vElrsrisR, 81 wlpAw sVsct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

SUrr0N co.'s DESPATCH Linz FOR SAN PRAH-
- ceeosAihng REGULARLY and poxyely on or before ne
day sdvosAsed Clipper of saturday 2Sh Esbrusry npt
Iha maSnIhcent a. 1, hSt ciass clipper shin DAVIS
~ s spsaoes na.,ss lcsdipg pier esssrv~,
tho finest ships bsut m Tho United faates and ths
sarpest clipper now loading for francco shippers
VII Pleas close their
hand In thssr bllb Of lsdtDs for signature
SUTTON 90, IS sou<h street corner ~ Wal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17
THE BALL SEA SON.

A RMoUR GUARp.-FIRsr ANNUAL MILITARY A.p
a civic eree nj rblo's saloon Tuesday evening res
H. 1897. 1ckev ga be obtained Of the membe-s o. s
CkPTAIr PETER d BREASTED, J1. Chs'-rs-
wIJIAu scorr, Secretary ara rreasurer rs Cs-mra II
GRAND BALL ON WEDNESDAY EVENING FEg IA
VI At Nile. CAROlINk NkZiEN's Dancing Ac pteuy 2i
howard street The ball Will ocloct and geo Al
~ tickets % cenis Cssses meet every dag At o'corg y
NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17
TRAvELLERs' GuIDE.

HUDSON RIVER BAlLRoAn
III On and after saturday. February H. ard una sut,r
notice, two daily express trains for udson come ns v,h
out change o. cars direct kas Albany ADD Troy w'r
befs street station ss follows
AGA ~, due al EeAt Albany al $50 p NJ
Al HIS A. u, due at East Albany NJ 6.55 =. NJ
The express train At 10 r. NJ w1 only Pourhk.e.
ne lo he sccommodaon Of local travel and the 645 2. Y.
The road between New York and Hudson has been "a.
paired and IL new In good running order,
A. p. SMITH, Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24

COLLISION AT SEA--A HUMANE CAPTAIN-The New
York Courier Of the DIST says-"Schooner Anna
Gardner, of Boston, Harding from Philadelphia
for Boston, which arriAed at this port yesterday
reports: Sept IS, Sandy Hook bearing Northwest
Of st. George, Wall. master from philadephia for
Belfast, Blaine, in a sinking condition, had been
run into by an unknown brig Il short time previous
ly Took off the captain and and brought
them to this port. Capt Wall reports after find
ing that the schooner was sinking. requested the
aptain of the brig to lay by her: his reply was 81
would help you - if l had "a chance" and SO left
US. Understood the brig was bound for Charleston
OF jacksonville"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24
WARNING To NEoRors Thu AJovo

WARNING TO NEGROES. Mayor,
yesterday morning called the attention Of the mo-
nee 10 an ordinance, requiring all negroes, on meet
Ing overtaking, or being overtaken by a white per
son, to pass on the outside of the walk and if ne
cassary to so into the street, and demanded its ri
gd enforcement. He alluded 10 the fact that Iae,
we're frequently elbowed out of the way by we'll
dressed mulatto women, and directed the nnir.rs
to bring ell such before him. to get the lash As
the Mayor of the city, he was determined to make
ali NEGROES and muiattoes know their places and
obey the laws, and lac desired the police to pay par-
ticuiar attention to the enforcement of this ordi.
nance.
If private citizens would lend the police a help
ing hahl IN this matter. negroes would soon learn
their duty and peH HJrme'it; but unfortunately to
many OF them yield th way rather than be annoy
cd with attending court. Gentlemen now owe il
TO themselves to assist the Mayor in carrying ont
TINS order, and the colOred population may save
themselves from punishment by remembcring ng al
ways to take the outside of the walk ou meeting
or passing white person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24

SUBMARINE ARMoR.-It appears that Boston
company is now at work with submarine armer In
raising treasure from the wreck OF the San Pedro,
Spanish government vessel that snnk on iene-
zuela IN lsla with 50 01000 on hoard IL Is 20 De
hoped that some Of our enterprising COMPANIES
may find work at home In recovering the million
and half of gold disastronsly sunken In the
Central America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24

TAXING THE NUMBER OF THE STARs.-A most mag.
nicent and interesting work is now being issued at
Paris, complete map OF the heavens so far as our
knowledge goes, prepared under the auspices OF
the Imperial Observatory. It is 10 consist of sixty
five plates each one of which indicates the posi-
tion of ,525 stars Of the third magnitude, or II
6bO 121 In all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24

THE OHLo BAyEs.--A letter from the president OF
the State Bank Of Ohio received by his correspon-
dent in New York city on Monday, is of an encOur-
aging character. lie says the banks have arranged
with the Ohio Trust Company by taking bonds and
mortgages for their balances, about fS00.0O0. This
locks up that amount but is not equal to their midi
yded profits. There are IS branches, with r. i00-
eco capital. $l.f00G00 undivided profits, and 5I0-
0Op00U bills receivable. The banks" the presi-
dent remarks, ARE in more comfortable situation
than when the Trust Company's failure occurred,
the loans active commercial paper, based
chiefly on the export trade Of the State, with no
railroad acceptances, or bonds or stocks"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24
BAD BoYs.-If the CITY Council cannot

1e t induced to appoint superintendent of the
Work House, so that young royues NAV be sent
teTe for correction, and the Courts persist in ac
quitting them of all crime because of their ex-
treme age. We shall soon have in our midst ormi-
uaole band OF Juvenile outlaws, ready to steal.
murder, or burn property Mt their own will and
pleasure. Tuesday morning a gentleman residing
On W Clay street took small servant with him to
tue second market, and after purchasing such
iIuits MS MS family needed, started her home
enc says that she had not gone more than four
'!nares when number of young rowdies attack
ca her, threw her down, took the greater portion
0f the contents of her basket and ran off Similar
oefredations have been committed several times
"a i,'.G' ana II these youngsters find the law will
hold them blameless, there is no telling how far
they Will be embodened to go. We ask the mem
beF5 OF the Council to reflect upon the injury they
are indirectly nficting on the community and at
'heir next meeting to take up the subject Of the
work house and act upon it promptly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24

BEoCEsTs.-Nlr. Henry Dwight, who died few
days since at Geneva, n Y, bequeathed the SUN of
Que hundred thousand dollars TO the American
Board Of Missions, aud fifty thousand dollars each
to his three children. Mr. Dwight was originally
a iresby tsrian clergyman, but tossing his voice
became banker and was made President OF the
Rank of t,eaieya