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Gpceial Notices.

~ Niachiuists Rally.-The Maehinss of New
YoIk and vicinity requested 20 aend public meeting
EyFNING March vs. at o'clock when the resolutions
drawn up will be submitted for their approval BY order oil
the COMMITTEE.
re- Lectures FATHER GAvAZzI VIII deliver
course of ten Lectures the broadway Tabernacle, IN
IsAan and English at o'clock precisely on the following
'"Ms0NpAY ssth Msrch-The Bible and the Psps system.
TUESDAY 2sth--The Pope and his Double-heaSed
WEDNESDAY, SOth-MOnks and Nuns
THURSDAY Slst- Trsnsu sanitation.
MONDAY, ath April-Popedom. .,.
TUESDAY sth-Aurienlaf CONFESSION "a" 'H"e''"''''
WEDNESDAY, 6th-The Worship Of the Virgin Mary
an TRsDS 7thThe Fspsi system its Intolerance and
FRIDAY, sth--The IpQuatiOu.
NRDMo:t Of the time will be occupied IN the EnsisA
delivery OF the Lecture Tickets for single lecture .
cents May be had Il the following places Ms,sTs New
man Wilson, No l99 Broadway Mossrs Carriers bo1hei'
No N Bs sos R Mssss1 No r Bo%sIT Mr. Lewis n
Emhree No S4 BoweTy On the evenings OF the lectures
shey may also be obtained at the DOOR
~ DIR. Wieriug THIS EVENING. st u O'Clock in
the neecker Buass corner OF Bseeker ana
early ynp,ors OF Consun Ption Se ana so,e q
Ter &C, with his splendid collection OF Maolshs sAs'0'
Modcls, Paintings, &c. Admission Ia cents
~ sixteenth Ward Temperance Alliance
and stR-ay. MONDAY ExENING Msrss e6 "a a M g
O'clock. Prayer by Rev. JOHN MIL MeLEVSi, ~
Address by Hon. HORACE GREELEY, Rev, JOHN >
HARMENS Of the lsth-st. Methods, EpsoopA ChsreA,
ana WILLIAM EDMoNpS Esq Asnissien free; DsSf'
open al s. O'Clock. JOHN ). GINNING, fressseot
'HUGH s pvSS, Secretary.
IT, 4. q. u. F.--EMPlRE LoDGE, No, tG3Vda
Bellows HsIl-The Lecture which have been ashS-
cred before the members OF the Lodge BY BIZ ca ANpLEh
nm Mondsy evening last postponed until MINT MON'
nay EVkNING, the Ssh inst 81 5 o'eloSk S9eect
Mad Members OF the Order respectfully irvtet
C. w nrEBARp, Sec'y. PATRICK BROWN, Nc.
re- r. L. snow social 4 nions.-Tbe members Of
rI SNOW Social Union Ne ami the Order 10 General,
Ill meet AZ Fountain hall No. la Bowery, OF SUNDAY,
At 2 o'clock p M for the purpose q sItendns The ta'
rs,.f NJ our late brotheg RlNlNGrON DUNChlNCh
a., his ls,e r, siaence No. ~ Mskerst- Per order Of
"VA' ~ WM. IL SHULrI Sen Z. c. ;.
RICHARD AUSTIN. X : pro te~-
ASSOCIATION FoR TIVE EXHIBITION OF rhS INDUSTRY
az An NAuoSS-Onoe No - broSdSsS'
Neu-YOrk, 18th March, 1855.
r.. ssoekh olaar. Of this Association
a., bsrehy notifed TIA; cal Of TWENTY fkh St-Nt
on The Csrta Stock being the Sxth lasfa merit saesso
kss Aeeu ordered BY the Board Of Disseosi snn IN
are required 20 pay this once On e eee INC
Slst day Of March, instant ~ ,.,,,,,-,,rs r>..,,.,
nyoaees, "h "n1AAN'S
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DISLEY's THAMES and CITY Of LON.
II my I'll ousr :, No 90 Broadway. every syen,2 {
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- r,SiSRspsYs fsr schools q N llnstrAf'ss De
serpron by j n HANNERSLEY, N u. &c. Aa''-1'
isIee reduced 81 p ssSls.
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an b. pUkished IN ,ew days Part ID Of ISAAC La
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-. n tbs wori " Il u The one o. which have spest my
~ n pseparng 20 WRIT AID the which, s50ye al
Uther, I wish % rsk III reputation
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MRS. sWIssIIELMs NEW BOOK.
Vic RIKER. No II Fulton-sE. has now ready
LETTERS TO COUNTRY GIRLS.
By lane O. swisshelEa. tZnno- elosb- Pree IS cents
DEDFIELD's SERIES Of TOY BOOKS.
h EnErsvnzs By Chapman The bsst s-r.es Of Toys n
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ii TRArED MAGAZINE OF ART (APrf eost1Eas
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HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PRAC.

HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PRAC-
i TICE containing also chapters o. AnstOmy Phys
olosy Hyziene and lorged Aleiia Aediea and ubls
tr.f-S ysth slrgant plates BY EsbsFt Guernsey N. ID
THIS vork siEc- is nTs, p1bhestOn q mouth since has
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6v many o. cur stlnzashes pbysicans the mest
eouu.fs Domestic Pr.ctice ever published The frsass
II. ! rittsu in an eunnently cissr and iud styis a1d
rh.r.r.erxed by practical seCse Published By
WILLIAM RADDE, Ho. ~ Broadway.
Ee~ Hence patc Books recently Rabsned ~ n. same
Elements Homeopathic Practice OF PnyHe ~ Lar
% .-eond Aue-can ediriOn enlarged an improved ~
A Gerald Hul, NJ D. and Appendix on Intss1iftens
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TIE third vslurne Of Jshrs synp,ous,n Csdsx OF t1s
Larxest Rspsrory By Carries Eenp>l, ND Bond ~
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NV lEIIN
w v., above Howudsa-OPEN EvkRY EVEN.
INd-H WOOD, Manager and Propnetor-fhs enter
tnns offered by tins eseeraed company Of anc.Nns
80 pfhop.n penaators be equsea BY any otnf
h.Dd iu the United States. See proussmes doom epea
Al 81 Concert commences At u oeleek Adnisssaa =
cents The public re>petfy iceorIneo t1>A ne As'
noon Concerts slscoprpped
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WANTED-An English, Scotch or Welsh
w GIrl a. Nurse and Chambernsd. She must bs .
Apply at No 80 Bankst
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THE BOURBON PRINCE-HARPER 4
Il BROTHERS. Nc s. PeArlr- FrEnkA1-~TiAle
Tutlsa rs uornlzs
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to Niachiuists Rally.-The Machinists of New
yoIk and vicinity are requested attend public meeting
60 be held in Military Hall No. lsS Bowery on MONDAY
EVENING" March rs, o'clock when the resolutions
drawn up will Submitted TO, their approval BY order OF
the Committee.
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OJRCUS-NEW.YORK AMPHITHEA.

~ TER No. 81 Bowery-THlS EVENING, March b
Madame Tourniaire in her Performance without ssddle
or Rrldle Nile Josephine IN new scene set OF ~ a.
tst,cn Ie Rivers Family IN then great teais IumDns
Nautng Ae- by the Troupe. To conclude with biLhi
Ri TTON. An kxtrs Performance on ItkDAf Ar
TFRNOON commencing az = O'Clock.
Bexe. Is cents: Pm ~ cents Doors open at Z to COM
,nenca Al "a O'clock
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WANTED-30so 80 respectable Protestant
w Girls, aud few Men obtain good Situations Inn
uedAteiy az No Csmine-st, between Beecker and
6thw-the only Protestant Employment Agency in this
CITY The above number OF orders are received daily APP
pcants for situations must bring the addre 0f hsf sts
employers that agents u the office call than per-
sonay for recommendations Terms reduced TO almost
notbBsl 20 worthy servants.
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genteel appearance to into the country IN the CO
rscgy OF Waitress She BE- well qualified tor hoe
duties ebd bring the best OF recommendation None others
apply Call a, No al broadway, between the honrs
OF 10 sud O'Clock
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WANTED--A Protestant Woman ~ Cham
w belnad and Laundress Apply at No a2 Wes
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Uauts.
NOTICES OF rEE rKEss

A = CHAnBERNAID and TO do fine Washing
4 anu Ironing OF taking OF Children plain
ma by respst table Young Woman who be Tor
two DAYS at No 80 E,st 10th a. near t third aoos
front room. No objection 10 travel
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A : NURSE or CHAMBERsAiD, by a respecta-
~ bic young oman. Apply at No $50 7th-sv. between
SAITH and S5th-sts second aoor
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THE UNION WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 90 1863

tribution Of official patronage.
The cant about change OF policy besowe ed
upon the administration. have heretofore not noticed
We have been silent, because know the PEOPLE were
about speak They have rendered heis decision AID
have ntly susta ned the President and ms al
who In good faith stand on the Baltimore
platform OF 1859 Those who expected anything else have
been srevousy disappointed The President by his works
ss ,hown his love los whole sounuyst by the Sc
lection Of the ushed who compose bis cabinet
and then by the equitable and lair distribution OF The OF
democracy, thus keeping all the members OF The
party on one platform OF radical constitutional
principles and moreover by his bold and vigorous Tor
making governmental influence felt upon the side OF
countries engaged in the glorious and enno-
bling OF constitutional government Strange would Il
been The democrats OF ST. Johns Of Florida should
have permitted have been thrown in their eyes by
wh.s whose purposes TO create divisions seemed wholly
selfish and whose spsesas~s persuaded them that what
hey dssusd being done II they had succeed
ed il would been aeeds~ia, and not on principle
We now stand beside Virginia. Alabama, and Tennessee
in manifes,ing their reliance democratic principles
md their mistaken confidence In patriotic President
We arc daily grow ing the siesdiness and nerve
and bold straight forward OF tho true democracy
viii always brush from ts midst sudden gusts that may
arise 10 mpede It's progress useful however, as means
10 clear political atmosphere aud 10 consolidate and
m ke invincibe army Of faithful ones that remain
The adm have passed through the hcIy OF
deal upon the announcement OF It's policy and
the delicate and difficult task OF the distribution OF office,
and have thus been sSainsd in State after State as
the elections have been held by the PEOPLE"
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A High Complimen

It'll with pleasure (says Edgeield Adver,iser) that
we copy the subjoned complimentary illusions 10 Fran
els Burt esq of South Carolina. third auditor OF
the treasury OF the United States We extract from the
communication OF Washington letter-wri.er to a
northwestern paper II is to US source OF pride to
know that South Carolinsn is doing much towards
correcting errors reforming evils in of the
important branches of the government. The fact that
Mr. Burt has stamped upon his Office the impress
Of tha, sterling integrity and undrng energy which have
always characterized him will be greeted with high
satisfaction by his numerous friends throughout bis ma.
tive State Tie letter writer thus speaks Of him:
"WAsHINoroN September l8
{" alluded in OF my letters TO the despatch
and regularity with which business is now done in
The depart here. As proof Of this fact
help parcnariznR the office of the third auditor
OF the treasury. The Hon. Francis Burt has gained
golden opinions here by the discipline and efficiency
+ his bureau Ii is not nvidous say that his Of
fee is considered the model Of all the departments OF
the governme.t 1t furnishes term OF comparison by
approx which the efficiency of other bureaus is
made known. The Washington papers have frequently
alluded this fact and in private hears
il mentioned continually. Mr.. Burt brought the dis
charge Of his duties wel-iraned legal mind incorrup
,be integrity. strong will. aud all the courteous mate
rails the gentleman. which the South Caro-
hnan. BY his decisions several nice legal points he
has saved hunded of thousands OF dollars the govern
He has introduced great energy among his clerks.
incucsted the necessity of dschagiDg the bile
business though the wok should he done alter office
Ia the selection and promotion OF his clerks con-
suits their efficiency only. There many whgs In his
office. and he inquiries what mas politics
Though it said IL would take him five years make
up landing business OF his office. he have II
done for his report Congress- These arc facts
whch rebound very much the credit OF any officer and
should be known TO the country"
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We deem il matter OF consratulalion that The h;rblv
important and arduous mission to China has. snc. Tho
much regretted inability Of Hon. Robeny Walker 10
der,aks its duties. been confded TO the Hon Rob, NJ Nc
Lane, OF Maryland This appointment, will be, we doub,
not should be- hailed With universal satisfaction
Az man Of high ability and enlightened views and ex-
tended informaton-asa man already. Al early sge
we'll tested in various paths Of political effort in which
his success has been unQues,ioned--as a sosnd and
s,aunch democrat fully embued with resoue and pat
riotc American spirit-Mr McTane il emnen,y quail
fed to maintain, in his nav position the interest. and
honor Of the country
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An election held Throughout, this State on the I'd
instant for chief Justice and Two associate justices of
the supreme court and for other important local ofce
II appears tina, party lines strictly adhered to- and
that the democracy have generally received an augment
ed vote the last congressional election In the city
OF ST. Augustine and county OF ST. Johns. with a soil
tary exception, every democratic candidate success
full We extract the following from the democratic press
Of St. Augustine, The Ane,en, City," of the Sd inst.
These show that the vote s regarded there as
evidence OF the approval OF The course of the admns-
ration Florida il OF the States to which. ou, OF
the State there has been little croaking about the APP
pontmep,s being exceedingly unpopular that the
President would lose strength there.
Appointments in St. Augustine, especially, have been
thus assaiIed These elections 10 tell different
story;
FROM the Ancient CITY
Rronr ur.-Tbe result of the election on Monday
last clearly proves the gratifying that democracy Of
ST Johns county land believe Of The Ssse) truc to
themselves and their principles that they entertain
bounded confidence the President add his devotion to
the spd the Union. II the future of tho ad
Continues exhibit the political
ty which has characterized ~, we Imagine II will b~
bat difficult for the opposition make an or
ganzson against In Florida that viii be auyw.e for
midsble in its nature. Tho wings pancusrIy can
too. in selecting their best for this canvass and had
their most popular and strongest the Rsd and
besides unusually industrious
.rest hope. entertained by tbs wings before The
election Of getting division in reference hs dis.
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No rs. the eolseoss) tho last number Published
Three copies Of each compicis the series Of ie Depart
Of he Commerce Exetiae the custom house. and
the Anne rcsn library Of tho city OF Paris copy OF your
own works would be extremely welcome In our Amen
library. indicate this library because all the AmeT
publications OF which receive but one copy always
destined this glorious monument erecting In the
city Of Paris 10 the American genius
remain your obedient servant,
ALEXANDER VATTEMERE
NJ B-Te the Secretary OF the Interior that viii ofm II
he desires H. the ples administrative library In
the worlds OF everything pertaining 10 his depsfea
printed or published in Europe
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The victory Of Yorktown was celebrated in this CITY
on Yesterday by the military OF the District in 6ne style
The Washington Star describes the celebration as fol-
lows .#t
"Tux GRAND PARADE TO This day--,Le 18th Of Dc.
tober anniversary OF tho revolution, and per-
haps greatest because its closing event. the victory
Yorktown, which crowned the arms OF w ashngon la
war the French under Lafayette sharing tho glory of
the daywas celebated by the Washington military in
truly grand parade, commencing this morning At "
O'clock. AT that hour the companies were formed and
escorted into line the company. the National Guard
Captain Init from tho Island The reg nent being formed
at II o'clock column moved, and passed in their
chief commander Major General Jones' aud, after
marching, proceeded their roaie in the following order
/" Presidents Mounted Guard. Captain Peck. with
and plumes; Washington Light Iafan,ry Capt.
Tate National Grays Captain l.. Towers his first appear
ance. and looking very well the Connenisls. Captain
Smith. his first appearance also. looking venerable tho
Montgomery Guards. Captain Key, In Urge numbon
Union Infantry Captain Lasele, juvenile CORDS
with drum and file by boys. in red uniform National
Guard, Captain TAFT, presenting beautiful appearance
aud sodierly bearing for first parade Walker Sharp
shooters, Captain Braifofd; German Ysgers, Captain
Schwartzman !; Boon Rifles, Captain Bright All oil tho
appeared in their best Styles forming parade
probab bly, not be fore cquslled.
sThe officers all GU, in prspris Serso~a Col Hick.
ey in command. with Lieut. Colonel Reilly, Major Key.
worth Adlutant L. J. Middleton. QaaItsrmaser McCul.
lum Surgeon DR.. E. Morgan, and assistant surgeon,
together with tho major general and stan, Major Bacon
&c.
Tho music bngler; portion OF tho Marine
Band with drum major. Sharpshnoers Band. other
sl usic and second division OF the Marine Band. each
pou ring forth suitable strains intervals in their proper
places The Light Infantry Band, Prot Marsoetl, attend
ed The Infantry line and left II much regretted
ha, their did not also ningle with the sweet and
IN r,ial sounds of the other bands.
.They marched to the Presidents mansion and wore
vie wed by exoelcncy attended by portion OF The cab
ne and returned their place Of meetng in from, Of the
City Hail Thence they proceeded to the Mall, the
Monument. where they werc to maDDayc and have =
sham fight The parade is acknowledged, generally to be
a truly splendid one"
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to instructions for the government Of my conduct
ia making selections for Office.
So lar relates to The dispensaon OF patronage.
without regard 10 responsibility TOR the acts OF The
persons appointed would gladly transfer the trust 10
other. have no taste for such matters, and my com
for-aspiraiions have none--wond be grs ally promoted
il else would perform the service Tor But
the law and my commission have the burden upon
and cannot surrender II to another without dere
LECTION OF duty
As you have given your letter 10 the press saying he
subject is public one. shall give the direction
10 the answer.
am. very respectfully. your obedisni servant.
GREENE C. BRONSON.
Hon JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Tennessee Legisla ture.

We have heretofore stated that the legislature OF Ten
now in session. is 10 cleo, senator to Congress
10 supply the vacancy occasioned BY the expiration OF
Mr. Bells term. Our information, from an Intelligent
friend al Nashville, is. that Mr.. Bell is q candidate for
n. election that he is opposed by Msjor G. A. Henry
and Colonel r. A. r. Nelson, both wings. He also ex-
presses the opinion that Mr. Bells reelection Is certain
The wings Of the whole Union would have cause TO be
satisfied with this result.
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OPTICAL.

Appointments by the President.
Robert M. McLane, OF Maryland 10 be commissioner
10 China.
Levi X Bowen OF Maryland, TO be consul at Dor.
deaux
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cMr HssHr NJ. Lxwis, Of Montgomery, Alabama 10 our sfn
travelling agent Alabama and Isnssses
sisted BY O. r. LEwIs, JANIS %. LgwIs and sAsuNl ~
-Mr Israel 4. JAMES, No. ie2 South TENN street rnaao'
rhis our general travelling agent assisted BY Wa WELD
Josn Cous. J.sxs DsKxso j. H1sHrr, Joe. burros, GEO
r. BurroS, Isaac M BoDsn, EDsusp W. WILT, "Ah L.
WATxaAAs, and CxosoE l. MoLnop
ny-Rsseipts rom either OF tho above WIN DC sooa-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-18
ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
ReY. Vernon E-kridge. U. .. n.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, august IL, I3)I.
Mr. J E Boush-Dear Sir: While am in general op-
posed to Patent Medicines, candor compes state
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp-
TOMS Vegetable Tincture For several months past
have used in my family and in dyspepsia loss ap
petite dizziness and general debility, with entire
cess. So far as my experience extends therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted as
safe and efficient remedy.
/ am, respectfully, yours, -,