For The Tribune,

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Mr.. Editor: observe that The dealers n the
Third Ward, comprisin. al description, Of ner-
chants. nave united together in a body to break Up
the Infamous system OF peddling a. it now exists
in that Ward This evil has been gaining ground
the last wears. and unles. tho remedy applied
by enforcing the statutes it will be foolish in the
extreme for any one 10 attempt 10 make a living
by his business. If an informed correctly. and
believe it to be the truth. these peddlers set all
informcr. at defiance. Some instances OF the man
Rer in which they agree with the tenants on whose
walks they offer for sale their wares and merchan-
die. are really astounding. | am Informed that
dealer in hats paws $500 for hi. privilege; dealer
in lewelry. &c. pays 500; and dealer IN crock
ery who has been IL this Country about two years,
empov. half dozen women to dispose OF his
goods-all without any license and to the serious
injury Of every honest dealer Who support. a fam
ily. and In accordance with the law paws taxes
IL i also said that in Chatham they threaten 10
break the windows Of every man in front ct whose
store they squat. who threatens - drive them on
from his premises. Cannot the Ward unite IN
body to break up thi. evil All that it requires
Is . consolidation of the whole. For an Alder
man 20 make any attempt TO remove the nuisance
is altogether out of the question, and the Street
In.pectors are n better. Cannot all the Wards
unite in body. appoint their delegates, and meet
IN Convention and carry cut the intehtioRs of the
ststutesl IL can BE- done. Let US tlen proceed
70 the work before US, and we can compel wha,
we now ASK fer-the removal Of an evil that sets
st defiance equal laws and equal rights.


A TAx.PAIIR.