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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

The Republican journals are endeavoring
to raise great outcry over the fact that some
incendiary Northern travellers have been
be hereafter, without much ceremony. The
New York Express reminds them tina, the abb
olitionists permit no Southern mother to come
North, or travel North, even with q slave
nurse. nursing an infant the slave herself NAV
dearly love; but, on the contrary, in every
way, and in all ways, these abolitionists re-
sort 10 cUnniug, or force, to abdpct such sere
wants from their mistresses or masters, In or
der thus TO harass or distress them.
A northern man could go anywhere South,
before the recent outbreak, with his or her
man or maid, and nobody touched him but
for years past no Southern man or woman
could travel North, with his or her man or
maid. ..-.tr
A law Of courtesy, called the Nine Months
Law, existed in the State Of New York, until
abolitionism ran rampant there, by which a
Southerner was permitted to live there with a
servant during nine months. without becom-
ing free; but when abolitionism began to tear
away churches, missionary societies, and
tract societies. 1t began with tearing this law
away, and now 1t is gone. II George WASH
ington, the Father of His Country, were liv-
ing. and were DESTROYS Of going via New
York to Niagara Falls, with his servant at
tending him, he would be half mobbed in
Utica. Syracuse, or Rochester, by the aboli.
tionists there-while his servant would he
STOLEN away from him, certainly, at Niagara
Falls.
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MILITARY IN PRINCE Il EORGK.-A company
Of Light Dragoons has been organized In
Princs George county, Va, with excellent
prospects Captain, Edmund Rufiu, Jr; list
Lisutenant, John A. Marks; I'd Lieu tenant, X.
+. Graves, Jr.; let Sergeant, George z. q.
Thweatt.
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~ Southern Savings Bank..
Office doors below American Hotel. Main st.
J. b. WATKINS, President.
w A. JENKINS, Secretary.
p d. PRICE. Treasurer.
OTHER DIREcTORs.-W. Ira Smith. J. Fer
guson, Jr.. p. Moore, Geo. /. Herring John r.
Regnauit X. c. Howe.
Six per cent. paid AL deposits continued SIX
months FIVE per cent those remaining for a less
time.
Money received and paid. and Certificates issued
by p B.PRICE. Treasurer.
Office at II. C.. C.. DREwRY's Bookstore, No. LIB
M ain street, two doors below American Hotel.
ia 13-3t
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Cofresyondeaca Of tie Richmoad DisDeseh.
Opsaing of the Oyeage and Aiexasdyjo Erfen.

Cofrospondenca Of The RichmOnd DiGDoeeh.
Opsaing Of the Orssgs and AlexasdsSa Erfe"-
sios-Deafh Of an Ex-Aetor, r., Se.
LYNcHDuRo, Jan. Is, 1850.
Yesterday the cars on the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad made their first torougn "Trip
nus of the road, on the opposite side OF the
river, about r. NJ, with the FresioenS IL
rectors. attaches, etc, together with y: N.
Crutchheld, Speaker Of the House q Isle
gates besides several other gen tiemen .!
about sixty in ALL Several Of the party Walk.
ed over a distance of \ miles, hTo1gn muo
from four to twelve inches Deep while others
procured horses, wagons, or any conseyanoe
that could be gotten; and on their arriSa! aP-
peared to be q muddy as well as merry iooA-
ing crowd AZ have ever seeb, our wortny
Speaker not excepted. During the nien' .ne
freight train made its arr1vai, bringing
horses and omnibuses for the conveyance .!
passengers, baggage. etc. from IN. and Tsnnessee
Road. The road is reported to be IN COCO run
ming order, with the exception OF q rev miles
that was graded during the recent wet wea-
Their. This. however, Is OF small .npo "
The train with the President Directors ana
company Oh board. leave this morning nj
II O'Clock for Alexandria, and the first regular
passenger train will arrive here TINS evening" NJ
O'Clock, making regular daily trips tnereaIter.
It will be several days before arrangements
can be made TO bring the mail by this route
The distance from Lynchburg to Chariottes-
Vile. by railroad, is 60 miles from Chariottes-
willie to Alexandria 40 miles.
young man named French. PRIMER, and
formerly an actor in kunkels troupe, died
here yesterday Of consumption.
g. w. Thurman, an old resident and an esti-
mable citizen of this city, died at Stanton
about P. NJ. yesterday. Mr.. Thurman was
Chief Engineer of the Hose Company and Fire
Department of this city, as we'll as a promi-
nent member Of the Masonic Fraternity, and
has been in Staunton under medical treatment
since the first OF November last. His remains
will be brought through your city, ard arrive
here at quarter past noon Tomorrow. >
learn that Mr.. Gregg, the agent for the
South Side Railroad Company at Burkeville,
has been appointed agent at this city, in the
place OF A. W. Horner, removed. o. h.
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n "PoWerss -..,,

PEARL .wrsorvprs.
At rsasonsbis 1sices, ana warrastsd to please, or
M charge 10 made. ,,,,,s,,>,r,, r,r1,y
The sog,h ;hGSS & !, no soa,herSsi
CENTS :, P pn;i, u s,sh an ;mpc:ison
CAL and see he HALLOTYPE. ja 1s-A'
n Insurance. ..Life and Fire Issurance
AT LOW RATESoEer insur1rmcs LIZ ~ tmsa sI:o
F Fl + INSURANCE.. upon EVERY DEsCEIPP-
TON Of Property in town Or county, Cn u ~
RAJ TERMS, call ut the old estabished oeneiSi
Insurance Office, Pearl street. next ooos 10 a. "
"a The best companies rspTvssennHsffSS x 1nS all
ia Iard1m General lnsura nce Agent.
During the present month,
WIN '" AT RETAIL,
j:Astt Iio ANb M III G g
Consisting Of every description OF
DRESS q . Oh $!
Viz:
VELOUR De f f4eFnf'ss.
VV1 HfSSSSsaAisrs.
ROBES, &c
FOR STREET AND EVENING.
EMBROIDERIEs.
oLoAkSs; HAw1s,
HOUSEKEEPING AND PLANTAT5oN
~ Their customers, friends and the public will
please call and examine. al3-i2t
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The Compromised work from Mr.. Hamil-
ton of the British Museum. on the claims of
the Collier Shakespeare, is at length announced
by Mr. Bentley.
The Herald printing Office at Brunswick,
GA. has been destroyed by fire.
The residence Of Mrs Schmidt. near Angus
Ia, Ga, was burnt on the 18th inst
A company, called the Virginia Grays, is
organizing in Wheeling.
A rife company is organizing in Lewisburg,
Va
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MISSOURI LEGIsLATuRH.-Tbe bill Danish.
ing free negroes from the State of Missouri.
under the alternative OF becoming slaves.
which previously passed the State Senate, On
Wednesday last passed the House with some
amendment,
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FOR SALE..For sale, pair No lfN-
|Nriage or WAGON HORS rs, syears cd Ao'
Ls<A-l0 or IL well broke MULES. sod fai 10
fault, warranted sound and ali ri4ht. Feimi "
cOmmodafIng. Can he seen al my stables oH le's
street, between 18th and Goth. -,.
"a l1-IfHr r. ElJSSlE.A.
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HA- BBeNCHITIs.-From Rer. S. Seigfried, GIoy-
yi>toUR Ohi0 80 Having received the most sau-
tary relief in Bronchitis, by the use of your excel
lent 'IfocheS.' | write for another supply / had
tried several Cough and Bronchitis remedies, hut
none with q relief at all comparing with that expe
rienced from the Tioches.' Browns Bronchial
Troches sold by all Druggists.
ia l2-d3teodG wit
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uERRINGS. &c.--s0D bb(s. No. Cut Herr,ns.:
~ % hhds. bscon Sides and Shoulder |; Is DkSs
Isrd, family siye; lSnd, nf; iSr mls; ,.,.n,,
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEGIOHs.-Five hundred
and thirty six negroes, belonging to the estate
of Joseph Bond, We're sold in Albany. Ga, a
few days since at an average price of 81 ,025
One hundred and twenty five of the estate Of
Paul E. Turner were also sold at an average
valuation of 81, 0s3, little and big.
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n. Great Bargains in Dry GOods-imPor-
TANr MOTTO E.-The subscribers are now pre-.
pared more so than at any time heretofore, to sell
great bargains IN DRY GOODS. Everybody IN
search of such would do well to give them call.
They call particular attention to the following:
DRESS SILKS in great variety of sly les
IRISH LINENS frst-rate article. at 31a cts.
SHEETINGS. every width very low.
BLEACHED COTTONS, as hne IS Cambria,
only l21a cts.
Checked. Nansooks, Jaconets and Cambria
MUSLINS.
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS. from 2 yds. to yds.
long.
NAPKINS, pOYLIES, and TOWELS.
LINEN TABLE DAMASk by the yard.
LINEN CAMBRIA HDkFS very cheap.
NEEDLEWORK of every description, in large
assortment and very cheap.
seasonable goods, to he sold thus month at a dis
count of from ~ to 80 per cent from former prices.
ia 4-2w J. MlLLHlSER 4 BRO.
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TRANKLIN LIVERY sTABLEA

~ RICHMOND, Va.
NEA The subscribers have entered ,n9s@
partnership under the style of BLAN tN>hi
JOHNSON. for the purpose of conducting ssa
erai Livery Stable.
They viii attend TO the sale and purehue q
Horses, and board them on the mos! feas"aaF'
terms.
Having ample Stable room. they hope 10 ibe-s
the patronage so long bestowed on he seaeilFs
ner. X. BLiN kENfn,li'
JAS. L. JOHNSON
Rtruxnxn ,st Ian 1sso IN ia
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y ONE MONTH LONGER Having still on hand
. very heavy and we'll assorted stock 81 GOODS,
shall contrue to ssl OF and heaOv cost fos cash,
| shall introduce the balance Of any .6PkING
STOCK, comprstns many Of the host and most de-
sirahes str Ice Of Spring kOode ! Am determined
70 rsdncs my stock q vhatsves saefikoe, and in
s sss s. S.s e 6SEs
- Broad Il.
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to suit. Jas. H.PEARCE & co,
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VNANTED--DRUG CLERK.-A young man
w who thoroua bly, un@e rstands the APOTHE-
CARY and DRUG BUSINESS. Address Druggist,
richmond virginia. ia 9-ts
WANTED-Two able bodied NEGRO MEN, to
w strike at forge. Appl. to
in 9-ts F. RAIN, Eagle Foundry.
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ACCEPTED.-Rev. VIM. McCloskey, profess
sor of theology in Mount st. Mary's College
and who was recently named by the Pope rs
rector of the American College at Rome, has
accepted the appointment.
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AN ADMlssIoN.-Fred Douglas acknow
lodges, since his arrival in England, that he did
know Of the Harper's Ferry plan, as under
taken by Brown, and approved the original
scheme of running off the slaves and estab-
fishing rendezvous in the noun tains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

n HEAUQ' RS co. u. lsT X hb. VA. VOLS.
ID Attend Drill and Meeting of your comps
Hny at Springfield Hall, tins MON DAi eyshlnF
III at o'clf ok, and every Monday and Friday even
&ings until further notice.
BY order of the Captain.
in 1f-1t+ TICKER Isl s,rst
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m- The Valuable City Hotel Property to
BE SOLD AT AUCTION. ON MONDAY, 10TH
JAN, 1850. AT IL O'CLOCK-The particular at
tenton of the public is respectfully called 70 the
sale, to take place on the PREMISES on MONDAY,
the 18th January 1860 at IL O'Clock, of tine valua-
bic CITY HOTEL. property. For further particu
ia =, l sC GOBLIN 4 .APPERsoN, Auct's.
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Of the hest quality, aud selling a. ,ew co.
Broad street. u, Hill"
our NEXT PRESIDENTiALn 20.
~ TfON This 10 very importsn, aas'" ,sa "a
II ~ equally ~ important To Know was s',s ucst'
Sss ssss :. a.. s s S as place
this object. il the well knowa es'sotsssrs "a
JOSEPH STRAUSE, q Main street. s s,ss sssa
can knd At all times large assortment HIS; tR
Cambs,c and Swiss Collars; csmef,s psl. sa
81; Ladies' cel'd and black Md oeSesl tos w.
worth 73c.; Hosiery; Linen HandAeren s saTh IS
aAd the richest Embroidered once ~ 30 pa ch.ags
70 p'swsss Gotten r,'ns. Srs A. cs@ofc =.
Check and Swiss Muslin, from lve, a.' sslis q"
worth twice the money. | assure ths S "a az
shall cell cheaper than ever. and eh,.I a.r. "
ts.i:n - one anu all ksma nssreu srkAtss'
IMPORTED CIGARS. Tobacco sRsa s,. ss:sss
revhasaa p''''' oa's;:xds ri, fssstSaRsGk
Druxxists. corner 9Th and bio'S s..
Doll BUTTER. just received a s"s..r.s
~ nIv Of VERY superior Mountain ko, -. RHsnsA S.
=. AccARThf'S.i III o's. '..,s
NTERCER POTATOES :: OF very SUP
l1 quality. in sssss md Fl .rls y ~ srs.a
rUCUMDE0 PiCkLES-I, v,nsft,,
- fSr the table. At Wholesale AMI ISsT i. Xiss
CnELL HARK HlCKOnY NVTs'-~
> % seaaisIsssa ~ sale lss W.. 7. klss
300 AssAAlls AsS HAhEss ';;'s'ss;sss 4 :
By MASslE s =. s. -
ONIME wkSTEkN SiDEa, rsss'''a
: @e'"'as' s"' sac TAss,eAptsAssN
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WTANTED-A No. / COOK, without .ncum-
w brance, for the ear. Apply at this office.
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n ARNORY r. l.. |. Blues
N JASuARY lith, lsN
r. This Command will attend y dri 81 u,
VIcompanx's Armory. this lMONpAY) eysHa.
- 10Th inst, at O'Clock. prec lsely, with arms Nd
accoutrements fatigue caps and y v9S.
B, order OF Carr. PATTON
= b JACOBS, ID Sergeant. IA Bal
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mA Thr United Savings Bank. HenricO.
receives deposits, upon which interest paid at the
rate of 6 per cent. per annum upon all sums re-
annum for a shorter period. Office No; l9 Main
street JNO NETrLES, President.
THOS. l.. D. WALFORD. Sec'y.
ia l2-6t ia rs l.. PORIER. Urea r.
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FOR SALE-A very desirable NJ
G:a DENCE, situated on the corner Of lah S. y,
SEAVena bic streets, Union Hill. opposite y.
Bremner's Grocery. IN a pleasant neish i",h@s
ming back lN feet To n 10 foot alley. The nsfgs
ments consist of a dwelling, IN good "fdsi. se
tanning four rooms; three Of wiiieh are o. -
size. and one small bed room, Kitchen. tso ''
houses, cow and feed house ,,
TERNs.-Appiy TO NEWTON LlPSCoam
Al Binioid x Porter's Furniture s'ns'
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WANTED-.30O NEGROES The Virginia
THREE HUNDRED NEGROES, to work ON the
repairs Of the road during. the ensuing yesr. Al
ply to the unde rsigncd at Lynchburg.
de l5-lm Il. H. Gill, Gent Sup't.
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CANAL OPEN.--FOR IYyrs
ES1TsSyze1elz Bt RG-TO LEANET Ul SDAY-
The Canal Boat OLIVIA vii esa
as above. For freIs hi apply 10
WIN, y. cox, at the She'd
in Dat
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NOTICE.-Dr. BURWELL has re-
~ moved his Office to the corner of Broad
and 9Th streets, in Schutte's bui ding.
N. lie has a first rate CHAMBER and LA
DY'S MAID for hire. ia lit
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WANTED-By \ young Lady. a situation as
w GOVERN ESS IN n private family. She is
thoroughly competent to teach French, English,
Music and Singing. large salary IS not much
required as comfortable home. Address box S4,
Post Office. Ia Its
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~ COUNTY, am a candidate for the
Office OF SHERIFF., and would be glad to get your
votes. Ia l2-dlvI BICK. L. JOHNSON.
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- TO COUNTRY MERt HA>TS
OUR NExT pRES,DENriAL ELI,

"a JUST RECEIVED another y ss,s
Ladies' and Childrsn's Boots SEC ~ s
Of The hest quality, aud selling at oT WI co
Broad street. u. hhLboA
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ITO THE LADIES AND MERCHANTS
CLOAK, MANTILLA and HOOP SKIRT Manu-
factory, A. No 81 Main street. over Messrs. VIII
lisms 4 Eilstt's hardv are store.
am prepared t. make to order. CLOAKS MAN.
TILLAS. BUSTERS and HOOP SKIRTS Fvery
variety OF Ladies and Misses STEEL and REED
SKIRTS constantly on hand.
n. Old Skirts REPAIRED and made over, at
trif1ins exp ense. Mrs. s. HTRInER
il A-3ts
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L., IN
sAUsAGES, direct from FRANKFORT-A
MANI, which Will be served up wARM At 10 cents
nsAUR KRAUT and PORK. Monday, from J. to
jaH-s.l n Cary It,, sdoors IRON is,n or Pearl st.
CHOW CASES AND COUNTER.-for sale.
- three SHOW CASES and one 6ne PANNELED
COUNTER, forming . hollow square. barxA,n
'1s T. asd BY s' Tho os.as sF%k {; ~ Mai.
ses.: .. XX;rr S S;;I E Rel.
a'' n'an' s 19Nsr rHNTTf if6% sS SissIs by
JaH-3t Corner Of Pearl aud Cary streets.
CORDlALS, xe.-Ths attention Of the public
-. invited to my we'll selected stock OF COR.
and pronounced BY judges TO be very superior.
have had an sxpsrience Of ten years in francs
IN the mrnafncturc q co.d,sls. Al aak 10 triai
FAAA CONSTANT s,I Nc; e., Maj, e IS. s;
CLsSDyyER sEED.-lso 6p.hsls PRIME CLOVER
= SEED On oonalSansnt; icF sr's Syy.-r.
j. n-ss Corner Cary and Virs,nia si,.
GsnLATlNE. lsinslass. PlAvorins Ex,sacts,
rspssr AID English 4.ssa,H, lSs 80 81.
49, sn9,: =. sesa tsss psins Leaf Lard. for
3. Il. sxiMxRa : CO.
(oeHkN DUrf41 AND CMEEsE. -
~ ssekasss juas 'sesivsa. 1ct ~ v,va
yn0stE AYrLEs; 20 bSls,s &c Sais I IsX .
300 s Z: ~. t fskssssA NED
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(sMOsCE AYFEES.- Is LSls,. 90 saiv Low d
- eless senslfsmsas. - M. T. EtN0.
00l pUsnELx fRlME tL1ykH. lEED
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TxYANTED-CANvA1eE DOLLARS
w a DAY-In the Soush, TO- three ney BOOKS,
which every Sru1hefnes wants. ~ . osy can Do
1oIo, Send f09 oircuiafg. row ready;
e. r. LLOYD, Publisher.
~ ~ a.aan~-A phiIadAlahtA. Pa.
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VNANTE D-COAL-PIT HANDS.-LIberal
w prices will be paid for able bodied p T
HANDS, by the Midlothian Company for the pre-
sent year. Apply at their office, corner of Main
and llth streets second story. ia 3-2wH
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LOST AND STRAYED.

GOO REWARD.-The BOOKS used BY "a.
..NSO late Col. Geo. NJ. Csrrington. while riS,
surer of the Manchester and Failing Creek nn
pike Company. have c. her tesn lost. m.siAd u
stolen, and the above reward wall be pad on il,f
delivery To the unde
B, order Of the Board OF Directors.
de 23-lm J. A. CLARKSON. Treasure,
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- A CARD.-The impression that had
0~Ga withdrawn from the practice of medicine
having gained some currency, would beg leave
to correct it. and to tender my professional ser
vices to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity.
My Office and residence may be found on the
corner of Broad and 18th streets, Immediately OPP
poste City Hail.
ia l6-lm +. w. RODDEf, NJ. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-10

!. ,;en shs bill of wages He did this in crder TO try
hs sOiit Of the citzens. The motion was laid on the
table. In order to have fGn vote on the question,
he meeting adjourned from the afternoon until even
as when the iourneymen formed procession, accom-,
psnied by hand Of music mostly operat'yes aos "a
marched over the city, and gave general noslce Oi
tie meeting, wherein AL coald have cnanoe 70 W.
j. was one of the most enthusiastic msetipgs w.
ssended. There seemed TO be but one ruling rue
which Prinoplethst man rs OF more
than money-and they voted UNANIMOUSLY " ii
tber strike until doomsdsy, or untu ,ns
prces were granted and on the question OF Issciiug
The vote passed to compel ,os SSsve While only
voted 10 rascind When the vote was declared, they
"a In ona solid rnass cappng hands, stamping, aud
sbout;no 10 their uEost ability, showing their Will AUD
Aetefmns,ior 70 remain steaoiast 70 the rgns' Inc
sr;r;t of Cd F,aex County is awake, and Gen. War
rsn's sprt ia over there, crying My sons scorn 10
~ slsTsap When it is remembered that they have
obmitted too long TO the starvation prices When many
- hsva NOT been able TO earn over 50 per week to
snnport themselves and their families, who can won
Serf One gentleman declared that he could live on
IS cents week; another said he would live on water
and dry bread until the strike over; another party
aid be had lived On meal six weeks, which cost him
: cents per week. Thus yon see what they have TO
ouiend with; starvation stares many in the face but
icy would sacrifice their lives rather than submit
uger to the tyranny OF of the petty bosses who
go1ld crush out the vital spGrk from the true no
Sity of earth-the producers.
lnb tuac oIocte the Vial interests OK ali the me-
nics IN the countryi and their brothers sho1ld
Eond and give them material aud tangible aid, show
the world that the mechanics and producers are
vrhy 70 be considered, and that capital shall not
ave and crush out their lfe's blood from the soil
I'd hat given ali who are willing to work and bring
1 IN from His great laboratory.
have been induced and compel ed, from sense Of
Sce, to make these statements in refutston of the
b impression abTosd that the lsbOrers of Lynn had
tsrumbsd 70 the unreasonable prices which had too
pzg borne them down to the dust. Taey are nav
Anased, and will vindicsts themselves and their
Hrahers throughout. the land.
Z MosES swEETSER, No. So Maiden lane.
Hss York, April 9. 1870
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BOARD OF eOUNCILMEN.

The Board met Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. JosEs, the
President, in the chair.
By retolutOn Of Mr.. HALL the Inequalities Of the
city were rendered 10 the officers Of the Brazilian
yeite Donna lsabela, in this port, and special
committee were appointed to carry the resolution into
effect
A resolution offered 10 remove of the old
pumps, and Gil up the Well
MIR. PIscKNEr thought here were enough man holes
In the city, and that the well should be filled up There
ysa no danger Of the Croton water giving out.
Mr.. LENT took an opposite view. Tue well could
be tagged over and danger would be avoided. He
believed there much TO fear that the Croton Water
would sive out. The State had tappsd il already for
the use of Sing sing Prison. The Board adopted the
latter suggestion ordering the well 10 be covered over
Mr.. Vas TIsE moved thai in view of the fact that
the Finance Committee had made report the pro-
possd sppropr alton OF $s3 900 for Central Park i'm
proyeuents that the Committee be dschars ed from
The further consideration Of the matter
The motion was lost, and the Committee were in
structed to report at the next Getting.
The Board concufred in confirming the election of
John Rae as Assistant Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment-
In reply to resolution Of inquiry, the Comptroller
cent in ttattme TO the effect tast during tue past
fourteen months the total amount paid for Corporation
adyert,ing $9i 4i d. in addit on TO which there
was $40 2l6 50 paid for advertising for the County
Government. The document was ordered to be printed
in the minutes
The name Of Jacob street was altered TO Leather
street.
The Board made donations to the Home for Deaf
Mutes Of 500; Opthamie Hospital $500; American
F.mals GUARDIAN Society, 81 90: Nursery and Chds
Hospital, 5000; Union Aid Society, $500.
The Board adjourned 10 next Monday at P. M.