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Aton Of tho dusry Of all Nations give sotioe that the
e1hibtiop Is nov spes 20 the pubo in all its branches
asDe changes sna additions will hereafter time
a~ DO made but In its great departments Of pro~uos
articles msehinery and fine arts. the
NiAision 40 be pronounced complete
The Directors making this
N payng that In all its branches IL by the
and attractive that has been made in this
suDtry and they believe it win fAvorAbly with
my Dade
s display Of foreign art and products Of the skill Of
se Old World altogether superior anything ever be
Zero ected in this country while tho inventive
tAe skill and the industrial OF our own
people have never before been made apparent:
The enterprise and the talent Of ONO exhibor nave
produced this the beautiful ana useIu pro
uss Of human and the Directors now
lite their fellow citizens to embrace the
tunity TO examine and to study o. which
newer hes been and, in all probability, w Ros In many
years again be offered to their observation
The Exhibition will close in the month OF Decemper nex
DIRECTORS.
Martinez Iivinpst IN Philip BuIrowes,
Xlfrsd peiI Johnston Livingston,
Ansnst Reimont Charles w. Foster,
Aies usmtop Jr Theodore Sedgwick,
Geo 1, SCHUYLER VIM. w. Stone,
Eissyt Anderson, William Written,
Bspry R. Dunhsm, John bunham,
~ q. H w addell, Wllism Kent,
Jacob A. Westervelt, Watts Sherman,
James a. Hamilton, +. W. Edmopds,
Samuel Nicholson J. j. Roosevelt.
THEODORE SEDGWICK, President.
CHAe. z. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
LABAN c. SrUAkT, Acting Secretary
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MoULToN PLIMPrON. WILLIAMS CO., IMPORT
Vesey and No. Barclay streets directly Ia
Aston Rouse beg leave invite TIE aAtept on Of close
buyers to their unrvsd stock Of goods which are
now Offering tfuI which tb.v have
lately Their stock Of goods Che most az
tepsive in The county, and is subdsided into
ments" each baying purchaser aud snd syr-
tenn of accounts distinct from oil the Thus this osssb
bment presents the char ctrstes Of dticCt aud sopa-
rate stocks with all tho nttepso asd .rcrgy In essh
department. usually expende ordinary store.
Their own sto, number upon all the goods and BIZ
which numbes they are OF rgod and TINS buyers
pare bids and theV VIII ind that gods have
mans dollar "a ar " cd as un,her'sr
THE DEPARTMENTS ARE As FOLLOWS
Print and bingham deparm mt located the first foos
Dress foods depastmen. !, vs. sed 90 the first door
first floor
Domestic goods department located In the ss'ement
Carpet and oclob sepa tnent oastad 10 the basement
White goods and EN- odery department. located on the
nosisry and glove department. located on the second
story.
Small wares dcpsrtuoDt gsDorsy termed Yankee No
tIoDs,r located on tho second tory
The each department IL interested In tho
turns pnrsulsr DO parrmert only consequently
system Of offering ledink and we'll yles goods
very sell othP well ood on rciv
avoided this cstahlshmcntst cell every style goods
psrtle Ok known responsibility they ara pr par.d "A
by -odins inter ct at the Of DOR
Per and taking sh paper payable tho bank
banker, or ccmmssop house of tho drawers.
fyLofB wsNsHruss. q. aDSr a GO.
~ kcA ~ $40 = Wnam sereas r9rc- q waiser s,ss
rastt y jaL L - - = ef - p" ~sts siTi ~ {.
ssgg...l - - = : $50 = .sts ss.ss.
Ao q wact the ~v's ths ss.s.sscr q usssasEs 49,
enA EAb1skesussst u .iA-k
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HoDe nsack's Worm SyruP-Tne Most Safe
ana remedy discovered FOR tho Of
worms either children aduts being safe plea
SAINT IL be given TO the most tender infants The
hundreds Of CUTS performed daily by this shoul1
satisy Of It's unprecedented virtues parent win
be without IL after giving il trial When your chill
dren afflicted with bueness under the Dyes picking At
the bloAted stomach fever sudden starting 10 their
sleep, then 10 time to this remedy j. N Hoben
sack. proprietor, Philadelphia @. v. CIICKENER 90
No. 81 Barclay street. New York Wholesale the
kastern States.
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Married..

Or Saturday, September q, by the Rev. NJ Quinn. at
his Is-deDce, in Barclay street, Mr. HENRY PEAooE to
Miss CATnARIsI HYNDs beth OF this city.
At Fl du Lao Wisconsin, Monday morning,
August 20. by the Rev Mr.. Sweet EDWARD H JoEH OF
Dejafeld. Wis.,. late of Milwaukee to Miss EMILY L. BAKER,
Of Fond du Lac, formerly of this city.
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Choice Fort Hamilton Lots Mt Aucti0n.-vVe
vah remind readers that the extensive $50
sabe and lots at Fcrt Hamt will place
Tyssssy the 9th iSss wsashtI permitting mo-. the
.enecr This beautiful property suated IN the Vicinity
Of sbe United states lands and 'hs Hamilton
the water than the two tions already aold
streets and are now being AIDED At the
neps and benpty the grounds The sale win be prempto
to the highest bidder Fifty per rsmsin ON
bend and for ve years and the title
onable Of which printed absssae. wiz be furnished
foot Of Chambers street st 12 O'clock and Fort
Hamilton 1T oc,ocs. Tickets, free of charge and
hshoRraphc be obtained applying the auc
<koDee NIL afr
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400 Dagusyr. 0type Portraits or the Best
quality daily for % cents al original cheapest
sstabhsE ment In the world No. 2S9 Broadway, by
HOLMES, KEES co.
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A stii ring Rcminisccnce -Ig IL very seldom

shat read friend ssoville paper e Pick iusmuch
matter Of business that have time devote the
5oymeDt Of Joephs wit sms together with bis lively dis
ever n5 time to read Of his with
stirring little history of episode in the life of prom
sens politician never came nndr notice The Pick is
gcisg ahead d.i1y the Aas ia Glad oft Prosperity
would be very fell only In vicinity
ve like TO see scattered all digectionSunday Atlas
SeTA 4.
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Dsgueyye 0types

Dsguevseotyp pes from Knopp's Old and
yeps., Gre Tor their durability
and at prices suit every pocket at 3 Bowery
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Arson Against the World No One But AM
makes those large size daguelreotypes for fifty
awioe the size Of In the world C0lored and in
only h,ty cents Sanssrs get like before you
Metropolitan HOTEL =
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
so~-- a~~S~~~~~-~~~~e
A5- SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. -6a
CRYSTAL BALACE.

SUPERINTENDENT, OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE,
se temearo 1853 lhe public speotfully informed
may h rJsta Palace open every day. ys
cspted. netweon he hours Of 10 o'clocs, A. aud 10
eeoiock, ~. until further notice
81 Ne sdmisston so 80
unu rt~ lv' years OF e................0 %
10y uciets Qrom Monday - Saturds ,,...,. O0
"nsoiy tickets uor each calendar month"; ...... Q 20
may BE- purshssed at tho 20 tho Urys,a
fsloeo or ~ tbs nsia ptoge OF William Hal Son No
~ or0sdrpr CO mr. NJ pt~t pig ss - -
ny &c yvs.. ~ ~ win sol ~ ger Tsss6pg
L-'.@1Es. JvhN "A. BApCusauba,
SseIs-ArJ W the SppsyinseLa.ntG
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Weekly Report or Deaths,
In the city and county OF New from the 9Th day Of
Angus. TO The Sd day Of September. 1853
Men, Oh women, Sc: boys, 1885, g-e, 40. Total 494.
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-. 90 .4g4
FRoE- Hospital, Bellevue, o.: -eniten.iary B,,c.
St. vincent's Hospital l. City Hospital o. Almshouss
Blackweps land, /; CoIorod homo Coored persons
THOMAS K DOWNING City Inspector
CITY Inspectors Ofica Septspp Der 8. 1853
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

A W0MAN,s TEMPERANCE MEETING WILL BE
y when s MSnS &c sys1as
s Of e. As vGGaa Temple e..
s M a.: ss' NJ: e. l', a.
q Ssss.s .:
ass s. %ssas1 a'
j. Ogden ocdrca Chas l. Frost, Of New York 70
s.sssy ssr. esss1 % ss
s aS
aov amongst and that The secretary address Of
ensios to hs surls,snes Of The Object and 70 rsaiss
'an' ;sIlsss IS room as possible RICARDO
'''*n'@ Secretary ., Nh. Howard Ss1 As.oeis.io..
- 'sf' ,s ssss
Tn n e. 'Sss sss z
isis. them in carrying tho object. Of
s sRsn . M.
y the sv FHuxss Sy
H. ws% md 81 =
MASONIC NOTICE.-THE QUARTERLY COMMUNI-
M Ssp Of GrSS SsSs s s a.
osCsS tho Grand Lodge hsssSy
JAMES N. AUSTIN. Grand Secretary
MAsSoNIc..,A, QUARTERLY MEETS q OF THE ".
M GInnd a0as. Of the and Id aoneraoe Fra
w % sS on tss 30
way. JANIS HERRING Grand Secretary.
NEW YORK HoRTIcuLTURAL, soCIETY-THE
~ rc1lsr monthly meeting wiz BIO held 1t the societys
o'slook SHEPHERD KNAPP. PRECEDENT.
PETER B. MEAD Recording Secretary.
~ firm otPERINE, PATTERSON STACK. has taken
the shipyard formerly oocued by the late fm st che foot
afNorh adjant TO tho Grand aed Houston
street ferries WIamsSuEg where be WIN sarEy OF the
THOMAS STACK.
TAsMANY SOCIETY,", OR COLUMBIAN ORDsR.-
Brothers, regular meeting of tho institution will be
held in the Council Chamber Of The Great Wgwan IN
Monday evening, the 3h instant, 1t half hour after
the setting of the General punetua attendance
10 requested. By order,
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Grand 9sohem-
STEPHEN G. DURyEA, Secretary.
Manhattan Season OF Hunting, Ninth Moon Year Of Dis
covery 36s: OF Independence tn, and Of the Institution
the 61th
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aUalCAL

NOR sALE-A NEW PIANoFpRTE BOSTON MAXI
II Price very moderate. Apply 1t l94 Madison street.
L,oR SALE-A GRAND PIANo-ERaRD OF PARIg
manrfactureri One order Of rood Prioo &9O0.
Appyto BILLING TUCb Eth, $50 Broadway
DIANO TUNERs.-NOTICn.-AG GOOD PIANO TUNER
wanted to go soush For in ormation inquire Of Messs
Bacon Raven, 12 Centre street.
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SIMILAR ie Grahaws ongo,Dt producing whsssrs ca
pIsry substance In oriytwo days wthou3 injurng the
su'ce obemicsy considered the greatess loo of
moGr times. VI pr bottle r~arded hero
AonkhT GORDON GRAHAM, SO ANN sAroes sss all drug
&Nh brooklyn Mra hays, NO 40 rultAn street.
DE-. Powell, Ocuauist, Aurrsr, DO Recosves
f pAAsn's from TO sook daily, at his ofhos 500
.-s-s-. WISE ca hn p-ocrr,ed his m -si.e tho
- Ans he eefssA - sys sd sayfsunts SrtIGcNl
Ws tp.srt-a w'thsst Axe sisshs~s pain y cs rn"v'o'
en''y IKE tha nLtasA eye ard r~-crN. - j. = aal
axIzosson.
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WANTED-TN PRIVATE FAMILY, A MIDDLE
aged competent woman nurse; who theron shly
understands her business and bring the best
irences may apply at 20 Fourth street between
o and II O'clock. t'''
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WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. CON
W. vcntion viliSmmcnce its Fittings in hcsropol,
Nall on Tuefday at 10 M and continue in session four
days Tho mornings will he devoted to business. and
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings there will DO public
Bon Neal ~ low Gen s. + Cary Hon o,Nsal, Of $.
VIM. Wolcott and othc- gentlemen. On Wednesday after
Will be held mass meeting Of children in the Hall,
give 81 the Hall scIss :. he delegations from abroad
charge To tho meetings for business and speaking the
public are earnestly invited TO attend.
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WANTED-A GIRL COMPETENT TO COOK W ash
w andrun. Only those who bring good city refc
snce need apply, between the hoats of and at 70 East
Seventeenth ttrect, - y ~
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such fever IN the eoalp hy ohro zio
ms ton Of tho hsr follices associated with the
Of peculiar yellow substance mhon hs -
shs hair causing TO ole and break of at tho of 70
fotcie, and In mary In oansng reaypess These
evils sOvETS WAJPEN Is efeotua rem -ey for and
Al DIV .stf the hair aud scalp Sold TIC ioe III
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sees store, 1 alter street. Nev ork vhsre found
md most complete assortment of agricultural
and horticultural i'm oem offered in the
nisd States Wc have also treat variety Of grass field
Ard deb which raised expressly for sales
AND which we oan DO be fresh and senuine also
Eusno bon dust snper Of line and oth.r fet
zege thoroughbred and breeds cattle sheep
JOHN MaYUkR co,
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plalos, manufactured by Gilbert q co. are
ssl nuwsdsed be the bes. in tho world but r c. Co.'S
piano, with crcula, scale and olian attachment eclipse
anything before manufactured On salo by HOnAcE
HATEkS 1888 Broadway, the sole agent fog r. G. Co.'s
D3Anos in New ok
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SN0 JUGS SoHNAPPS GlN-TUeSDAY sE?rEM
CUU Der at l01 O'Clock, at 81 Dey street.
Greenwich, s'happs ein also aIandy vine Holland gin
Of sl kinds tobacco rains m,cc.ron psppe- and mus
tard, dates, figs, Duts piohles 80.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, AueSonee..
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
tor two days.
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CsIpstings Peter son & Humphrey, No. 879
Broadway hsve received and opening their fall
Of rich and elegant carcsngs expressly for
uty trade consisting Of rich BoDvase caet lin one
R.ssng any ever IL thia Soqntry medallion velvet
grades cheaper usually found in stores
Also ocochs In great variety for sale the mott bc
val term
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w as'nhtion as o good waiter; understands chan Der
wOrk Best OF city reference be produced n required
Please call for two days at $50 Elizabeth street.
door Bsecker. ''
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.ines -Havinr Cosnplete,d me

Sewing Machines Having Completed the
extension Of the building containing New York Office
And having added very largely to our rooms ,or manuae
wall . although 'the CRY IT, still they Gomez
Singers Inm liable Sowing ready to
supply all at the reduce price of 500 The
tsoh these machines for in all branches Of
manuiaetrre 10 t-iumphsnt IL, established
I'm. SINGER Co. No 323 Broadway.
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LECTURE.
CPlRITUALIsM-LECTUR UPON SPIRITU AL PHI.
~ loopby, with illustrations shr ough mediums
ril from to 10 O'Clock Admission twsnts eve cents
siternoep from 3.e o's.oek,
s=-----1E--
SALES AT AUCTION.
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Eeas. Tine Best Assortment OF Fine Teas

win BE- found At he store of the Canton Tea Company
5 latham street. between Pesrl and Roossvelc rees
the Oldest tea establishment in the city. We
eeAdr that they do better hero than else vbere either
NJ Wholesale OF retail. They have no branch store
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oisaPpssr aIter washing with JONES
Italian chemical soap All redI salt rheum
erup.op &e sre cured by IT, rho price red uced one
half viz 70 his lily sh il reduced is liquid and DOW
dor Try .hese fine articles. The DEPOT removed
81 ind 61Wah street The best hair Ia La
fonts liquid, only a. Try this fine article.
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Como 10 the Point, Scepsics : IL yOu Chal.
this assertion that CKlSIADOkO excelsior dye
produces pstural black or bro the instant in
und shout uripg hair let the experiment be
.de 10 proenco. The 'osult guaranteed 500 and
believe Manufactured, sold and applied n private
No D Afkor House.
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~
TOUNp-ON FRIDAY EvENING, IN ONE or BE
OF m, and SOC PAYERS Apply At 50 stSeet.
OsT-BETwlRN BOSTON AND NEW YORu. TWO
IL drafts 81 9lg 81 cash and 81 gl9 70 Astsa
John N. Mayo Co. and accepted BY the0 and sndsssci
by D. B. 4 W. Moses AL persons hereby stationed
against buypg or negotiating said drafts payment has
been stopped.
OST-&5 REWARD-ONE NINBTBE EN- FEET ROW
boat the loot of Catherine street, palntea black
outside with red streak around II. inquire Of CRANK
DURYEE foot Of Catherine street
r OsT-ON FRIDAY, SEPT. l. A NOTE, DRAWN By
IL Cargl Co.. for four hundred and fifty doa,s favor
Of korke Son. of she stopped the
Snder will receive Ave dollars by sending the note
John street. mp stairs
0sr- ssnING FROM BECK,s DRY GOODS STORE
IL 10 John street ted coral oresstpin representing
dsar, Me- co!a IN aoid srancl The finder Will bs
sny.S.v reu.rssa !, ,..sing the fame ~ WALTER
SMITHS, 296 Broadway
r OsT-oN SATURDAY Sd INST, IN THE EIGHTH
cards with the nsme Of subscriber Information con-
oernina 10 viii be thankfully and the Spdar re
wsrded, by giving notice to HUGH FkRNIEs 70 WEE.
Eighteenth street.
r OsT.-LETT, IN THE HUDSON RlvER-RArLRoAp
IL Friday ming the ID inst bundle of Law
papers SO The 6nder will be sutnbl, rewarded
II at the Office Of Bell Coe, 50 John street.
r OsT-oN SUNDAY yoRNING, IN THE NEIGH
- no, hood OF twenty second street and Broadway to
Union Park, scarf pin in the form of samme With
rider hodip pipe nth small diamonds The andey
will be paid suitable reward by leaving At SO Wet
Twenty second street.
s
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f1EALLENGE TO ANY MAN IN WEsTCHESTER
" oouDty-Thc subscriber challenges nny In West
chester county to pitch q qnoits for sweny i've dol
lars 70 be pitched Mt Cooper Hots fcreham THREE weeks
after she money 10 pus up
ROBERT MURRAY, Tordham.
NOTICE TO SPORTsMEN A PIGGO MATCH WILL
one O'CLOCK. n. B.-A plentiful supply Of brds on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
"A FAIImLEss LOVER.

Rather singular case, bordering On the
romantic, has lately como t. light our
ei,y! A wealthy young man. doing business
ID Boston, was engaged ts be married %
very estiulable young lady residing ~ =
neighboring city. The time was appointed
for the wedding and to render the occasion
more pleasant, sister of the bride was nlse
20 Ia i'd 10 the altar at the same time p 2
merchant 81 one of our seaport cities ! ne
! dresses were prepared fer both, the clergy
man engaged, and everything was ready
vhan a1 intimatien reached the father 81
tha brides that his intended sen ln'laW IN
.Rostsn was not what he Should be
Investigation was made, ana It was a.,
o.r,.;bed that the Boston bridegroom had
- ts.iA;nS q one Of cur first hotels fol
a s Nth ! yeupg lady as. his wife, un
H der assumed names. lie had also TWO S'Ie
4 er ladies to when he was paying partlelntla'
| .ttsn,iou. Az soon as the facts beeam'
Known. be left for New Orleans bis para
manrI with wbdn be has been living dresse'
herseH Ii male attire aud attempted 70 e'
care With HING but was detected and sen
IL bome 10 New York, where she belongs
THE arrangements fer the wedding,
conrse N6re disarrsngea, and emily one
~ sisters was married, the disappelnte
Il iady acting as bridesmaid on the eceasio'
A 4, Z said that the young man has speI
II s2o GOO within few months, the none
L. Larsbg been bequeathed him By his father
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M D. i. HaLLErr

4
From 4 paragraph IL orr pan,s = ,...s.
the reader has already seen thai Nj Is <
ri Tres soh nemsrf. Is Al his uli tickt
&en much iaaded thAmrion al Ssssi 9 e.ss q
Fnc Va: represented in~sAe last presss,,.s,
xSss A. Peflse,y sound and feliab 81 ss
q slavery and as ehilledta ihe ~
SontnsIn people for his tdafless n,i y. ne
defence Ct thei Institutions -,
ne nsSa contracting parties 10 81 e ene ~
lion between the Democrats 3 iss,els eeasi-
Massachusetts. According a N. Asonlsalsts ~
lsenapg fost the proposition for 5ass... g ,as
swsen the two factions was made NM, e
ma warmly suppofted9 by tAs, la.s;s
learn further from The sane .ansss
esy tre aatesalsea DsaIstrst -. A. 'a i ase
Convention. u ns keiel5n
Mr. HaIlett made Il INV nF.,s...,a
Nna regard FIR The Sontk ana ~ s 9 !espegi
year ago. Il Is true be cdnla 4 !, $50 ~, apops =
mass 81 testimony y kiek Z - ~ ~ W
once been Frre.salSr 81 ~ - tnaf &c NJ
siamPi but the fAsr nifs snrh ss ss, naenast
Was thai he had changed M r;s,rs
ana lhai he would never t,Ee T. ~ 8. = =
anc comfort 10 the enc les IA a,l nhg ats
But we never had the sliphasf e IN IT
sIon and are therefore moi 81 an rs Son xsis
premonoTy symptom Of kneeav -, - 6 sn.E
original creed MIR Hallstfs nye.srj, s., y M
WIN the Ahotionis,s Of his Sts,e i
very hitie consequence however .s' = "A
= illustrates the worthessnesk 81 he NJ ~
DemecIatle politicians OF the Sonth 81
q behalf Of their Northern aIl;gs1 ,hs .sa iaaf
nan 81 the Democratic Centrai Conr,;,,,. i.
'te.ty Idlr specimen Of the lelass ~ n,Ns..,,
oiiieians known lis sNertherr 49, 80 .'s1
70 principles "-RleAsFenS 3Ez;v- go oSlsas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
coMMoDoRE MOORE.

WeobserYe = ,ennar.,. = !;
observa,;ar 81 ~ w ~ response TO certain;
IL remenh..sl ut reaTce, q MARYLAND Il wili'
for soTns 'aas has been rcnkider3ng
Nav 1on.s;,,, wnslher The officers II the Texas
wheba, * part Of the Texas navy, and
bound ma ,h OF the United States was
dficers .rd 10y n annexation 70 adopt lhoses
in Inc Am.rsss upon mem an equivalent. rank
rnodore No. lay ne proofs cited by coni-s
Ma onlv is;a INV mat the government OF TEXAS
caniinned :, - fesfeis "a ordinary, whilst it
daye ana pay the officers up to The
from the nra.ssS;ai Y should have expected, !,
men hre,E ~. 1ag nanimlty with which sea
the obcers asss oiscnlt with comrade Thar
aiarritv f,r ~. + n " wquld make room with
mission Il ~ III wno I'D resigned lis Gem
ha H. 81 ne u the cause Of frerdoin and
Of servance efireaties would IN i's
clause Of adoption as 10 furnish ~ ne
of Texas officers withserpnloy Il , ismnans
ession for which hev arc 6t,sd 81 tslrS ohy Pso-
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corn PLANTING.

Il A CORRESPONDENT Of the Jacksonville (Fla
News gives the following as his experience,
IL nlantinr corn:-"Last spring | run OF
three parcels Of ground, containing precisely
liz same amount Of land each, and planted
the 6rst three feet each way, aud left one
stalk III the hill the second four feet each
vay t1o stalks, and the third four BY two,
ops stalk. It was all cultivated alike. u
when had this corn gathered and careful
H. measured-the result confirmed mein
n opinion which have long entertained
namely: that on any valley Of uplapdis
There can be more corn made BY plantinle
l|it three feet each way, one stalk to the MI
than BY any other mode That pianfse
three feet each way made 623 bushels nei
/ are and the other two 624. Ina for..
acre field, the difference il favor Of shTs
Il feel corn would be about thirty barrels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
POWER or IMAcIN.TIos.

\ a very extraordip,rv c;rcr,.,.
psned lately at Willis Engl.ad NJ ~ - Z
LADY Of TIA = - = ! nc " d
LIN IL his nose had been bl.s5;,s IT. u
piled mo but On seeing thc sane .,roas n
anoe himself. lie claimed beth banls VI nj
IS sE Raia ssRsEs
Whenco tie blo{d issued; but upon searcsh74
inr his clothes. which seemed to be very
bloody they found in his vest pocket ss'a
tie. which lad been filed with red Ink :,
This unravelled the mystery, as the cerk
had been ferceA out and Is . strong Pr
Of the astonishing effects OF imagina"sNn n
snsnending the human faculties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
CAPTAIN sc0TT..

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MAJ, y, scott Of this city (says the Rich
A.ilea gu thirteen ideooco aspirants 10 tho
k.rtsd = single circular letter, the New York
~ w me sat as the ost asterly one Of
i, 49, eAaeo .he author "aboye all Greek. above
:. -ss..usn latne. ebsesFe thsffhe I7clHl4 $50
3'sa =. - As.11 tsPorted that Captain II T.
. oh u Jaw Of Zen winfield Scott, is be lii.
NJ oenerei o. Inc Army. Very good. But what
IL pse go o. captain Sect, Of Richmond, Virginia,
uss On me eve OF the Baltimore Demccr Con
-, pfougn' Gown thirteen Presidential candidates
Sco,s "sse ntef what has becpme Of that Captain