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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
SKETCHES OF LECTURES

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tsiof - 10 siyrk ~ the isw And htsn9 Il tAs
'Ns trFeuIr he tcok risAt rar4ss~ have Bees writ
~ ty 3oh fas.h BAT se,d tie fstaf~f, whoever he
ne, he wv vli sss' knsp hiu Nv ne FAsr.AaAe M
he h.t raised % hsset N h BOOK ,as raa and
Isise - watch he lecturer reu pgocseded q discaSs
In ~ sees,fs dsren aions ~ P0,ence me asieservei
sufstirss ~ the iss, ,ae aamertei prospeTty q the
vhhsd, have been " deep and anxious msisa
ton h. the beet and eiess Of men Their limited scalos
have undertaken the nirraecabe task NJ scanning toe
ccursels of omnscence II shat of the drst
made Of The discovery that he gifted with
reason was TO scanh into the why and WHEREFORE Of
events that 20 him mrft ever remain gnathomable ihs
truth then, the certainty that The ways Of Providence,
though always most lust, most wise, aud most oene-
foCni. TO utterly nscrutable and that all oar
Efforts 70 them lay down rules for the oou
duet OF Omnipoionce, vain and fllllethis - tue
moral lesson which author intends 10 incaica.e.
in order 10 do this ia the most iofcible manner, 30
introduces 20 of the greatest worth AM virtue
% whom ta saalehel u I'D hearth hm.e gYes he char
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
FIyE POINTS HIsgIOy-yJgIT TO WASHINGTON
MAEKET

Yesterday ffeen Of the children n the Five Points
Mission esisbified by the Ladies Home Missionary 30
tiety tie Five Ponis accompanied by TIE bissionary
Tie Rev Is n Adams. ard Mr. Peet tie Principal Of the
Day School IN tie NitsOa House, The site 81 the
Oid Brewery, visited The Washington Mako, ny invita-
ton. They passed through the m4re Stopping frequent
" 10 siug he a1deBoe that gathered about them Mr.
AdsIs The MissiOneTy made brief address from one u
the GSh stands He briefly s,sted the work IN which they
were engaged, and the results The Ls1es Mission l. De
voted 70 the temporal and spiritual wants 0f The people
there and labOTs alike for the reformation Of the adults
and The education Of the children The Day School rep
resented by this delegation Of children numbers %
bers roll and the daily attendance averages io They
In tie q male and two female teaches The
dealers ia The market well pleased with the Witt and
spplanded Of the pieces which sung blythe chill
dren. They contributed en- the spot for the work Of
fhe Missionary. and appointed Committee Of fifteen Of
their number receive contributions Of provisions which
viii be the Msion House 10 day, 10 be distributed
10 the poor Of that locality by the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
NrWYnYK NISpyNSAgY

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
1or-rG - cHElgTTAY AssOCATIOy

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
GENERAL COMMITTEE Of TIIK GERMAN AMER
JCaS DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE.

On Jfufsdsy he l7ib int tbs quarterly eeDiion ~
ollosgs toDk pisle with tbs following result Aszustar
Ibree. Preslden Tenth Wsrd. rerlccSd hALplas bSa
Vris. It Wee Presidsra Twenty secDDd Ward T'ouyis
Kissing "a Vce Pfesidsnt. brooklyn Cub. Mag
nvs Gross Geeretary, bsyents%nih Ward reelected ia
utter Hesxsr, JTeasufer b,zisenih Whfd. re- lscD1
Committee II Yinsnces-Lo uis Ketierich, Hineteemh
Wsrd. JobnJ Diehl BessniseDtb Ward Charles Michel
Eleventh Ward. Frank kesfcrd. Assistant bccrctary
Terth Wafd
Inc General Committee meets every Ihursday evening
Al n O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
7,ysrT EXCURSION OF TssR BOSTON MEN gE
SfrnrN.S " Ng>gS NNrk

Al sfisE-ruS Iogesrs q gentlemen .lza Boston reS
ss1r y As 60 hsaE As1asy A>srocoal 8; tAs E.N-
snc< Ercs1 81 Sh< 7snss * o-f-.s target sScar'
s,sa rlv ss1t q M -ssOlro1 having cav ssaae
mr. Hns "a .hs - &Sy 81 DsxnAsr ssl Sc soress -
fr,aaNs. N ltrE q LEI d tsaasv aanae.ilAn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

! -
Tie eta6reu Z, Eso6sf Ll8ac WI be proTi1sc win :
Tfssisgfing foUltsy dinner - iD0-Ygr. Which VII isks
tlses Z; oc0ck i N underwood nat TIE Bg;etsfs a.
Hssbngton Hsrksi intend - give t5sn srDe;entisI
tres4 Nessfs Coleman tsets0n, and yfDpriss0fs u
o<er large hotl VII also e0n..iDste tbey EsuEl suppy
q 6elesclet foT TIE ct(dstn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
MR. Walkers M0ONsHINE RAILROAD.


From he Commercial buueun
Tho subscription of sl0 COO 900 by Dir. Robert J.
Walker astonlshed everybody in Mi'ssspPt9 whom ii.
pecuBiary character well known Astonished not
The word Astounded won't do. Dumfounded yall not
answer There's not word in any dictionary OF the Eng
sh language that viii convey just idea Of the sensations
created by the announcement We have been tod oy
he owes there would be little liability resting upon Ms
fssipr TO redeem certain outstanding bonds and that the
Agricultural Bank of Natchez would not very possibly
have been compelled to suspend specie payments had he
and others OF like k forward aud settled up in full
atfhe just and proper time.
No wonder the Mssissippians were asonhed when they
heard OF Walker subscription Of ten millions They hal
every reason 70 be- All the world and the rest Of man
"kind," would have been had they known the creum
stances .
But surprising as Mr. Walkers subscription undoubei
y was 10 the Mssssppans there s another that VIII cause
the eyes Of Louisianians to open vide we naray Know
how to commit writing the wonderful fact that tho Hon
Joel G. Sever formerly OF this city. etc has become asuo
scriber the capital stock Of the Pacific Railroad Com
pany to the amount Of s5o0c0Os
Such an announcement needs commant-therefore
we shall make The broad great unmistakaoe rac
is lie own best commentary And here We would close
were not that there is another Circumstance contested
with this extraordinary matter which Is equally wonderful
gentleman Of this city of character credit and stand
ing happened to meet Gen Sever shortly aer ne ha1 en
looking over the stock book The General insisted that
he should subscribe literally al least as much as he 'hc
General had put bis respectable and responsible name
down for But, said his New orleans acquaintance
will be unable pay the first insallments-am too
poor TO into such large undertakings. "Pshaw
said the General there's not cent OF money needed
'cenf When the first two installmens become DUE
wen Just give notes have them sworn through a.
"cash and then win be able to get along swimmngyl
The General however, couldn't gei MS New Orleans
friend subscribe and probably quilted him in profound
disgust. -,
Well may The TrI5rae style such concern as Moon
shine Company rs foundations hardly sabstan
tiar az genuine - mOonshne" Yet this bogus Corpo
ration will 60 before Congress- will attempt TO influence
or hrbe members will scrupls at nothing to obtain gov
cnmenta assistance and may perhaps prevent sub'tan
tia companies who have commenced and are now prose
cutting great roads leading to the Pacific from receiving
such aid wise policy and sound discretion should Induce
Congress TO bestOw upon them
In two or three years the Opelousis, Ncksburg and
Memphis roads, will converge TO point somewhere aa
cent 10 the north eastern boundary Of Texas and from
thence must spring the great trunk Pacific Railway. Ii
Congress gives any assistance lot it be given 20 such
route not 10 paper made enterprises fo the benefit OF
New York SPECTATORS and broken down politicians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
RO4FD OF TN cOTFFxORS

-arIlG- FestlT usanr ID ne Governors q t1s Ans
EuaBs nt3c rgs.e-uGT Ltte-Bo1 -tsr u The
EesIDGA F-sss1n, GOrs- WsE- DrE;s-, zgvzssn1
Dulrs- HtzIrr, keL1uEil-1-
Ise1 tie -eqnisI-iE xys-f TT lls tuoEI1r
bt- q T%rsEIs REMAINING N LIZ rGr5sus s-s-ua-,
=. -. L.. -. x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
COUNTY CANvAssERs.

FRIDAY Nov 22-The Board met at few minutes after
IAN. Aid. Compton in the Chair
AID Ward prefented the returns las corrected from
the Inspectors Of the Id District Of the Fifteenth Ward
which we're accepted.
Aid Cornell presented the returns from the Election In.
speciors in the lid District Of the Seventeenth Ward, as
corrected also accepted
Aid Smith proceeded 10 canvass the Eleventh Ward and
ell the members left with the exception Of AID Compton,
FraDcs Smith 1iemann and Dohery. The returns from
the Eleventh Ward were found TO be correct
Aid Francis cAnvsssed the Tenth Ward and discovered
DO errcrs During this canvass Chauncey Shafcr, the
indyid who against Mr. Blunt for the important
Office Of Distric Attorney, made himself quite at home
in the Board and with fsr amount Of party familiarity
stated privately TO the Canvasses present that he would
contest the election so far as be was concerned on the
The Board at q NJ adjourned to Wednesday at IL VI.
Tie Wards far assed follows First Fifth,
Tenth. Eleventh, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seven
tes nth, Eighteenth Twentieth aud Twenty first.
The Board bid fair 10 meet every day this month with
the exception Of Thanksgiving and Sundays.
BOARD OF CONSOLIDATION COMMISSIONERS.
This Board held meeting at the County Jail Brooklyn
yesterday There present Martin Kabheish presid
Ing and Commissioners Bergen, Sloan. sprague Morris
Lnskey, Hopkins, johnson. Coles, Wyckoh, Broad and
Feeks Amer the adoption OF the minutes Of the previous
meeting the Williamsburgh Commissioners reported that
they had not met TO consider tho subject Of dividing the
therefore required additional time The Brooklyn delega
ton made similar statement and asked leave TO sl again.
which granted. Commssioner Sloan suggested the
propriety Of referring the different subjects to be treated
upon to FIVE Committees. and offered resolution to this
eject, which was adopted
The Committees appointed by the Chair and are a.
follows
LIST. On the Powers and Duties Of the Common Council
and City Oticerstheir election and dutles-COtnissi0n
ere Murphy, Bergen and Feeks
I'd On Assessments for Public and Local Improvements
and on the Collection Of Taxes aad
sionenS loan, Lin,key and johnson.
3d. On Police Department and boundaries Of the City
Spagre Hopkins and Broad
9TH On Fire Department and COMMISSIONER 81 Erc1c
ftronG Morris end Carey.
9Th. On Board 81 iiolith Jadi,iai Department ani va
ier-Wyckog. Murphy end Coles
4 In0lioD 1qs c.rd aalaosilg ibs L.s.k 10 lrosafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

Eighteen States, and The DISTRICT OF Columbia, obser'
ieXt Thursday as day Of Thank sgiving.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

paITTuo,9E n, Flour aud MeaI.--Thcre were
Of Zoo bb City Mills Q. % % per Dbl aud sm s
fns ia sssn M IS Wh e 1s
s s s Go ss s oats !" Sse
to-day 1876 hhds Porto keo Sugar offered 81 sold y, 80
Rice a cents per Ii. New Mess 20 90 $2I per
SIC per bbf quote new shoulders al 9ac do
sides oa lolc and hams l2a de- per lbold shoulders
ia l2c kegs l2l - cents perth Butter il hsgs 6
per bush. Whiskey "a Csc, in hhds and bbls
NEW YORK. Jan H. Cotton is easier. Sales of 1850
bales oils-Saes of 5000 gallons tnsccd at 90 so cts
sugar-sales Of Mnseovndo at {aiets MoiassesSq
re- rough Dilt at 3 81 H. and 800 bbis s. s.
Rosinsales Of 1000 bills at 20 81 Soc Riee.saies Of
at $ s6fs State 20 and s $ 3 for Southern and Gem
S m bSss m Il 80 for and Neat
white and 81 10 for enesSe CoTn-ales Of 1900
es of Sbs @ g e aaa Of 5
at Is 81 $40 for Sl6 for prime RecfSaies Of 400
kegs III a II cents - 1
NEW YORK. Jan sth-Naval Stores-(For three days
preceding -Norh County Turpentne j. held higher pre-
Stock, 5000 bbis. The sales arc 500 bbs vii
ogG9n g. F. ~ HS b 80 s W%Rsep sa e.
28O l6s 800 low grades do 50 2s e IS: 500 Tar
der g Is i'll yard and 800 Spirits Turpentne, 81 exc
cash, being little finer at the close.
Rice-Th import OF the crop thus far proves of fair
good quality with strictly prime The principal
demand for home consumption and about 100 erccs have
changed hands at So 37A 81 81, cash
FAYETTEVILLE. Jan. IEth.--Cdtton--We report the
market without alteration Flour remains without change
Corn-arket rmcr and sales this morning at So go
Several drovcs of hogs in market We understand all sold
at 7Ic.-Obsrr0.
LIVERPOOL, Zee 25.-Coton is seadier at an Advance
of i'd per h. in descriptions The sales of the week
81 $50 bales of which Spectators took 22O, and
porers $50 bales Fair Orleans 6td mddng SD: fair Mo
bile SD mddng SD fair Uplands 5ld md,lng sgd
ordinary Al sgd: inferior 4l AID Sales Friday Of
5000 bales Imports of the week Of 70725 bales Stock
400 900 bales.
Rice-India rice firm. No sales of Carolina.
Naval Stores-ROsn very firm. Sales at IS 6d IS "a for
common, and lbs for ne Sales of 900 bbs turpcnnc
| lis; spirits sos.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

Proprietor and customer discussing the merits of
a new piano. Neither of them can play. Enter il
frcckle-faccd, sharp, grey eyed individual, with
grey coat, round felt hat and mud boots He
comes in with quite free and easy step and man
ner merely as if sudden curiosity seized Linn in
passing. Evidently he in music store
before. Just evidently from the country-sharp
but green" Stands staring at the piano for q
moment without being noticed. Suddenly dabs :
his big fingers the keys, and dr. back, startled
at the noise he produces.
my golly, stranger what d'you call that ere
crtter q
"A piano, SIR" said the proprietor briefly and
turning away impaticntly.
Gee huminy! pyanner. Jist so! My Swouns,
amt it critter Is that what you make singing
with, stranger O.
mo, sir; it is to be played on. Excuse me for
Il moment | am busy
Jist so! Well, / swoun I'd like to hear the
crtter talk. Play teune, stranger won't you o.
don't play sir. Besides, am busy
Jist so! Now do oblige fel!er, won't you
I'll do the same for yeou one time or mother. JiSt
come up my way, and see eff don't show yeou the
ropes Play teune, won't ycou!'
No, sr!" replied the proprietor. CURLY and
sharply, -.
you play Teller teune, won't you o. said the
tryman, turning to the customer, with earnest
look
Il only play in the morning before breakfast" re-
piled the customer gravey.
CHOW, don't be obstroperous stranger. Jewhili
kins if yeou wanted to hear pianner as bad as
dew, yeou,d make the Old thing rip RICH. off -
"Never play after breakfasts sir it's against my
principles
"Oh, dern your principles, stranger Jist play
TELLER teune. By goy I'll pay for it, eff it cost
dad the old gray mare.''
Cant do it, sir'
" Yeou won't z"
mo"
"WeIl, ist tell yeou what. stranger" said the
countryman, getting red in the face and straishten
ing himself IL don't believe yeou ever did play OF
/ the derncd old thing
| you've hit it to IT, replied the customer, smi
ling.
!" Jist so! All I've got to say is, yeoure mi ghty
mean, ignorant set o white people, eff yeou don
know heow to play on the pyanner."
And the youth withdrew ndignant.-N o. Pic.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14
From the Polish of Krasicho.


The ASS and the Lamb.
How hard is my fate!
What sorrows await,
cid the ASS to the Sheep. my deplorable state"
Cold, naked, ill-fed,
sleep in a shed,
,,rhore the snow, wind and rain in my head.
All this day did pass
In a yard without grass
,,.+ pity that was created an Ass
As for master-he sat
By the fire with the cat,
"a they both look you do, contented and fat.
Your nice coat of wool,
So elastic and full,
Makes YOU much to be envcd-ay, moro than the bull
How can you PRETEND
Said her poor bleatng friend,
3. To complain Let me silence to you recommend.
My sorrows Deep
Continued the Sheep,
And her eyes looked as if she were ready to weep.
81 expect-'ts fable
To be dragged from the stable
,,d tomorrow, perhaps, cut up for the table.
Now you-with dOcility,
Strength, and civility-
VIII live some years longer in all probability.
So, no envy, | beg,
For I'll bet you an egg.
You will carry the spinach to cat with my leg
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

H5Skeptical all are of Patent Medicines we can
not but have faith when meet with article highly
recommended Sta5ers Anodyne Cherry Erpccora" of
which of first Physicians says 1t will effect more
Country is inndated' Also their DtarhGa Cordial of
which remarks- have used it with the happest
effect and think it of the most convenient and etcIent
preparations offered to profession 1877
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The Mustang LlnImcmt.

Every day evidences of the value of this popular med
cnc the of the public friend Of the Editor
contractor on the Pacific Railroad told him the other day
that would not be without it his section any &C
count whatever He finds constant for among his
worthless limitations under different, but similar but
the persons who Bragg and Co.'S niment will not
be deceived by any vile and rascy cheat who would palm
off a spurious preparation on them.
advertisement i'll another column 1871
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TAYLoR,s TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

THE Proprietor takes this opportunity to inform the -
| Temperance Community and the Public in gen. Efi1
era that he still continues he has done for the last III
six years. keep the above-named house strictly Tenn
perance principles. >.
Thankful for past favors he would again invite all who
quiet, comfortable and cheap home while stopping
in the city, to give him call This house well located
for business men, being No q Broad
way the landing of most of the Steamboats, and Rail
roads in the city ELDAD L Al LOE.
New Work January IL 1853 19-3m
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MARRIED.,
DIED,

In this town. the 9th inst Mr. sAML BERRY, aged 90
10th nst at past o'clock, NJ Mr. DURAH5 FRa A.
the town Of Wilmington for about year.
In Dupin county the I4th ut SUSAN ANN, daughter
of James NJ. and Mary Middleton, aged ~ years
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not again witness the frauds and speeulaions upon
ne treasury, which. under the names of Gardner anil
uapninlsn, have brought such dscredit upon the ad
l'lnlstratlon which came into power with Gen. Tay
or. tariff Tor revenue, sufficient 10 defay the ex-
Tshses OF government economically administered
be prompt vndication of the honor Of our flag wheih
e. Il be Insnltcd on land, The high seas in for
eigh ports" or on the fishing banks" and firm de-
termination 10 stand by the doctrine enunciated by
MONROE more than thirty years ago, in regard for
eign interference in the affairs of this continent The
pam provisions of the constitution and the laws pass
eu IN pursuance thereof TO be carried out in good
altn. and sectInoal agitation to be discounteHanced
In word, and in conclusion. I offer Won the fol-
lowing sentiment
The Baltimore platform of 1852: Upon it the
democracy OF the Union elected Franklin Pierce 10 the
PRESIDENTIAL chair: the same democracy will expect
ms administration TO preserve intact for the Presi
Dental contest in 1856.
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AN OVERSEER WANTED.
TIME undersigned is DESTROYS of employing Overseer
man of temperate habits who has experience in
the mana cement of farm. single would be prefer
L. I3tb 1a59 iii St-Igtfl JOS. NJ. FOY
T4YFTTEVIJLE FIIJITR-l00 hbls. just in store for
sale Inv FREEMAN s. HOUSTON.
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N1rE-Rivar Lumber, Tar and Turpcntnc, sold in the
water subject to the expense OF landing, inspection,
&c. say Lumber 50 cents to 81 per NJ Tar
and Turpennc about 10 Is cents per barreland for
val es when brought railroad about the cxpen-
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine a
lie lurt ie is made according O quality.