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kS> The Maryland h,stisIte, have awarded HIrE
hufsf another Medal fr his superior Daguereotypas,
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition Mt which he
he has received the highest awnrd given by this In
sfitute. If you want your likeness taken 90 10
WHlrLHURsIs. He makes likenesses, not characters,
ut his gallery between Fourand half and 9Th street.
Pennsylvania avenue,
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OLE Built.
rRoGRAMNE.-PtBTI

l. In Shph'de, Fantastic Romsnt'guc Com
poset aud executed on the pis q Fcrto
- Mhiant Cayatins. hom Nrrdi's opera NJ
Ernnni Sung by ... Signorina A,l.lins ps,,,
.. soldiers Bresm," Polacca Guani.na Com
posed and executed by... ~ n,
!. "Ahi non giung-," the celebrated Rondo ~ wv
ra'e from La Scmnamhula-Sung hy
Signorina Adelira Pate;
). Fantasia Appssionsta, I'm the Operas of Il,
somnambula' and /" La Favori;a. Can.
posed and performed ny ........... .O,, Hr,,
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UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable adrertising me
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
lagton ddilies combined.
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A CARD


To he Nobility and t1rtTy # Washington CITY ii
general, and Gcory.t"irH, u. g.. IN yrrticular.
ON or b. fore New Years day int nd tn o, en-
~ small store, where j now live. on 10th street
between and streets, filled with rUolly assert
mcnt of Yankee and other notions. n. Y. Auciio
Goods, Furniture, Sc
Ye Ginhyrals OF but a day
To move, have a word tn say,
If you wen d have yorr busiDeFS pay
Traprred gilt and "ivcry fl ne"
OF lates fail ion ard design
Is in this lit Shop Of IL inc.
Attorneys small, who fin would rise,
The people trirk. ard gain pIize,
You must use display:
Ge'd better patron:ze mo freely.
Notwithstanding Horace Greedy:
Is 1t yen or nay.
Tn Boston You can get q wife.
Then a man q you II made for life 4.
Ie Governors, to mend ycur ''brcecl es'
Your patronage this child" bc>eeebes;
For ye canTay good rourd rate
Since no one suffers but ''the State
Now word dproros posterior
TO ''the Autocrat of the Interior"
Who "lckd lnrnin fur n livin,'
Into "niggerS" true by H....n-
In mbtrslurgh longtime ago.
An outfit you want # NE:
Put on your Specs-'look sharp SEQ
I've OF for you instead of bent hes
Suitable for Bucks and weuchcs,
A handsome Sofa AMI n-an.
Gold SpectaceS and new Rattan,
nov 5-1w- CAIIIJL
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A GOOD PAPER.

Our friends in the country who want an
excellent newspaper, could not do better
than to subscribe for the WEEKLY STAR.
The number for to-day is decidedly one
of the best yet issued. For variety, use
fitness and amusement, it cannot be sur
passed by any weekly journal in the
country. All we ask is an examination.
to convince the reading community ofthe
truth of what we say.
The price is only ONE DOLLAR AND A
QUARTER A YEAR.
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WILL OPEN SOON!
RISLEYS ETEr

DISLEY'S HALL OF VARIETIES tJ1f. y,.,,
III HdHl-is now l-'ing elegantly II ted IN fnr
POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT In order N afford
the citizens of w ashirgton a place of smuscm-n,.
where comfort. elegance. good taste ard talent are
always to l,r found combin"d
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PART III.

l. Musical Rockets, sch"rzo Capprccio
Composed and performed " Maurice Strato.,b
Z "liofne, Sweet Home" the celebrated BallnI
composed by ST. III. nshop.--Surg nv
Signorirs Adeliua Patti
The Mothers Prayer" Fantasia Refugees,
Composed and executed by ......... -. on. Rru
L. Jenny Lad's echo Song."-sung by
Sienorina Adeina rst,i
D. The Carnival Of Venice. "-Compofed aud per
m.
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SIENNA FIGS

4 agreeable, safe, and rffectual remedy for con-
N stipation of the bowels. nervous sick head
ache, produced by state of habitual costveness,
&c. Prep AIRED and sold wholesale ard retail by
W. H. GILMAN. Druggist,
Cor. Pa. avenue and A. street
Sold in Geo rSetown hy j. l.. KIDWELL.
nov 5--6tS-
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DLOUGH, Loom, g. ANVIL for Nor.m

/ her.
Mr.. Ruthcrtorfs Children, ly The author Of Wide.
Wide World.
Peruvian Antiquities.
The Gar and the Sultan.
The Flag of the Union and Ned Buntlne's Own for
next week received and for sa st
JOE SIIILIINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. Pa avenue and 4 y st..
nov j. odron Building.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05
MEDICAL Books In Washing on
WI Mt PubllsherA, Prices.

Amongst which will he found
United States DisIensatcry, last edit n
DuuglIs ms Therapeutics and Matcri Mellca
Miller's Practice of Surgery.
Millers Principles Of surgery.
Garlner's Medical Chcmi' try.
vii un's Human Anatomy.
FACETS Lectures on Surgical Pathology.
Churcll's Theory and Practice IT MIdwif'r..
Megs Obstetrics; the Science and the AIT
West on Diseases Of Children.
Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence.
Nsgendie's Physiology.
Holyn's Medical Dictionary.
For sale Mt TAYLOR 4 MAUEY'S
nov l. Books @rp near OH street.
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GENTLEMEN's READY MADE CLOTHING

NALL STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenue. T.
w tween 9th md 10th streets, next 20 Iron Ban.
have in superb assortment of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING, made and finished in the
most fashionable and durable mann or. 60 which ""
take pleasure in inviting the attention Of citizens
and strangers, assuring them thHt our goods VIII
prove 10 he as represented in all cases.
Also. a fine assortment Of gentlemen Shirts. N
ier-StirtS, Drawers Ill Sier Gloves, Collars. Ora
watts, stocks, &c, SC, which purchas, will do well
to examine before purchasing. rov l-lW-
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ID 4 e II

I'm this city, on the 9TH instant, JAMES FRANCIS.
infant son of James and Mary Williamson, aged ,
months.
{G3tThc friends of the family respect ully re
quested To attend the funeral 10 afternoon.
at = O'Clock.
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FIFTY DOLLAR will h. r,id

~ FIFTH IL " La La n IL - will he paid
IL a for the recovery cf olj-fAFhinnrd Gold
ASAWATCH, CHAIN, and SEAL, lost in wa>h
ing'on. on or about the 10th Of October The watch
was md by Richard Baylry, London, No. 2.93S; the
seal topaz engraved with a coat Of arms
The above reward will be paid and no qucsiions
asked by delivery to J. W. MaNKIN, nearly cpp
site Union Hotel, Georgetown.
5-2w-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

fI3-NoTICE.-The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Catholics Friends Society will be held to
morrow evening, at o'clock. in the basement OF ST
Mary'S Church. 9Th street.
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9To insure the insertion of Adver.
tisements they must be brought to our
connting-rOOm before IL o'clock NJ.
otherwise they may not appear until
the next day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

a.z-THE STAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED ON
u STREET. SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THEJUNCTIONOFT TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH'S CRYING HOTEL
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

\ store well assorted stock Of
Black Green, Brown and Blue Cloths
BLACK French and fancy coiorcd Cssslmcrcs
silk, satin and Cashmere Nestings
Gents Uudershirts and Drawers
Hosiery Gloves, Silk Handk'fs and Su penders
Also h.avy WEIGH and double milled white tlan
nels, suitable for drawers
WM r.. RILEY.
Corner sth street, opposite Centre Market.
lint
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

yI5+THE TEMPERANCE VICTORY in Baltimore will
he celebrated at Temperance Hall Oh 10 morrow
night al : O'Clock
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

ItARD-OLE BULLS GRAND CJNCERT.-The
~ public is respectfully informed that the sae Of
Tickets and choice of Seats for Olr Bulls Grand Con
cert o. MONDAY EVENING, will be commenced 70
morrow, Saturday " morning, at O'Clock, ard will
be continued on Monday. nov st
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

- WILMINGTON has received the great Illus
~ trated Magazine of AIT for November. and IL j
the most beautiful Pictorial Magazine published.
The Monks Revenge: or, the Secret Emmy
tale of the later Crusades.
Gleasons Pictorial and Barnums illustrated News
for this week.
Together with all the Weekly Newspapers for this
week; received and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGT0N'S
Bookstore, cor. . #. and Pa avenue,
nov l. plpon Eu,ldiDc
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j. HALL MOORE, Den

d. HALL MOORE, DENTIST, i'f
nSS~EES the last FIVE years an assistant w TIE
SAICO Office Of MtssrS. Parmc'e & Ma'rrrD
offers his professional services 10 TIE III
izens Of Washington and vicinity.
Office west side of eth, rear street. One" lcur'
from a. m. 70 p M Rov 2-di'-
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~ GAUT1ER has the pleasure of informing
~ his numerous patrons end the public that hi-
new establishment, 4 La IiTe de Paris. on Penn
syvania enue between 18th and 18th streets, will
be opened on MONDAY, November 9TH. at 10 o'cl'k
p. lie fattcrs himself that this establishment
will compare favoraby with any in the country.
where all the refnemens of epicurean taste and ap
petite can be accommateI tn every luxury, pre-
Sente1 with the most artistic skill and aurirg
riety. nsv 5-.lt-
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~ Mount Vernon Tent, ]. .. of R.
US The members of this Tint will meet at the
Hall, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON. at l o'clock. for
the purpose of attending the funeral of late bro
ther, Isaac CRoGGIN Members of Sister Tents are
invited. J. Il. ELYANS, RS.
nov 4-2ts-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

SOMETHING NE W.-The L. dies say th.t
~ L. T. MYERS stock of EMBROIDERIFS and
Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS is better assorted and
contains greater variety than any that has beer
offered in this city for some time. and he h.s now
just returned from the North with entire new
stoc'I. which you will do we'll to call and examine at
the earliest possible moment.
TT. MYER,
Pa avenue, between Sth and 9th streets.
nov 5-po1t-
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Annual Ball Of the National Greys.

1NHE Committee of Arrangements take pleasure in
i informing their friends and the publ general
ly that the ANNUAL BALL OF the National Grows
VIII take place on MONDAY EVENING, November
2lst 1888. They further state that they will maxi.
it the Ball Of the For particulars future
advertise cement. nov I-htf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05
WILLARD's HOTEL.

VNHE above named cstab ishment will be re-opeusd
L for the reception Of guests on Thursday, Novem
Der oath Since tie closing in june last. the h,
has b en- completely renovated, enlarged, improved
in ventilation, warming &c. and many improvements
added requi tie 10 the comfort of it, gu"s :.
With practical knowledge of In tel kc' ping. and
pcrsoDa attention 10 the buSin. ss the undc signed
hopes to merit share cf the public patronss" 80
literally extended heretofore.
II. A. WILLARD.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 5, 1853.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
r-N New and second hand PIANOS, 81 my
TETfIown and of several other factories are 81
ways TO be had at nv Piano Warerocm, on llth ~,
between Pennsylvania avenue and street.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
&c. RFfCHENBACH.
40 1s-eo3n,H
MOTTO E.-Ail persons having claims against
~ the pstate of the late VIM. n. Pe; CO. ale re-
aucetsd To present thsm forthwith 10 tie under
5prsi Also al pei indebted "a the seme
queiei to settle their accounts as early ~ -ible
o AZ 10 enable the Executors 10 settle up the estate
RUTH A. PEAC0, / rx..,,.o..
JN0. W. CHEW,
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LIME. WOOD. AND COAL.

} 0O0 UsHELs woodturnt LIif' fresh
= sUOO fIom the kiln, in good order.
Also. Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD. Anihrr"'r
and Cumberland Coal suitatl' for CRATES or Black
smiths all Of which will be cold low for cash or 10
punctual customers. WI. hhhphh.
Southwest corner Of u b and c RS.
nov ooa, nnsr the Cnn'l.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05
NEW Book by the author of wide

NEW Book by the aut hor Of Wtdes
~ Wide World.-Mr. Ruth.rford's Children nv
the author of Wide, Wide World.
Addi-op's Works new edition, in volumes: yo'.
ume |.
History of the Navy of the United states Of Amer
icr, by j. Fennimnre Cooper.
Outlines of Comparative Ph ilologv. by NJ. Schele
De Ners. of the University of Virginia.
The Young Lady's Home, by Mrs. Louisa c. Tut
hill
Outlines Of Scripture. Geography, ard History, by
Edward Hughes, 4. r. A. g., T. X. G.S.
Peruvian Antiquities, by Rivero and Tschudi
translated into English from the original Spanish by
Francis L. Hawks, ID, d., LII ID.
City Architecture, Designs for Dwelling Houses,
Stores, Hotels. &c., in % plates, by VI. Field.
Lorenzo Benoni, Passages in the life OF an Its-
ian.
F.r sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S
nov D. Bookstore, near 9th 4.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

{3-Sr. PAUL's ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHFRCH. cor
ner llth and III Notwithstanding in this Church
(Rcv. ilr. Buers) every sabbath at J. A. NJ. and .
4. II.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

COMETHING NEW.-Now open. the
- BILLIARD SALOON northwest corner of Penn.
sylyaEia avenue and 18th street.
Three new tables, made by Leonard and Benjamin.
of New York. New cues, new balls-every thing ne"-
and in perfect order.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

% CoLuNBI, TYPoGR,PHIC SoCIFrY.-The
reg liar monthly meeting OF this Society will be held
this evening nj : O'clock.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

{Gg-E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH-The Rev. Dr.
Fuller. of Baltimore, will preach tn IL A..
NJ and Rev. Mr.. Williams, of Baltimore, at T. n.
The public are invited.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

{J-EILZABErH NEWPORT, a minister of the So
c.cty OF Friends, from Philadelphia. expects at
tend NJ the meeting house on str ct. belonging to
the Society. o-morrOw morning At ii O'Clock. To
which the inhabitants of the District are affectiomate
| La inrifrI
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~ An Adjourned Meeting Of the
IS Boss Horse Shoers of this city re requested
to meet at the City Hall. on next TUESDAY EVEN
ING, November Sth, at : o'clock p m. as business
of Importance will be- laid before them.
nov St
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

No DEDICaTIoN SERVICES of the Fifth Prcsby
terrain Church, corner OF Fifth and streets, will take
place to morrow morning nj IL O'Clock.
The sermon viii be preached by Rev. John Cham
beers, of Philadelphia.
The public is invited Ia attend these services, and
call and examine this beautiful Improvement in our
city.
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nov 6-1aw4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
From the Ria Erande.

In OuI Brownsville dateswe find feg return,
o. New "
The F.s9 the lSih nj; saws. ave learn fro.,,,l
authority that TIE plans Of Csrsysal have been .ks,
e. * least or the preeeui, aud ths. bis fovye-s
Of whom are ir-GerS have turned their st,en,ion :,
planting ucr telds. OrLer H. Therefore ca,,,,,s.,
restored on the ffoptier N'--1'S'e-5
IhePostiHssier GeRersi has ordered three sddj,i,I
weekly ii'Is oa the rlA route between BroyypsviI,s "a
tOrsl psy WV MIL
has order, when carried into eject will .A,r-e 3.
ne ei,izens Of brownsville daily commemorative SyS
FONT lsshel, except or SUNDAYS N-
ne l. ; I4gh House Board viii authorize .x Ill,
esss ron ouoss for TIE bar ~ Brazos s.uti,go tor
or 'ne iouta OF the Rio Grsbds; six for Arsnss. p
a,e SIX Tor Psss CaT6llo which viii Be yerv ,r-.a,
ara 10 nsvigs'Aon CT the Texas coast ''''
fHs rag Gays Of hstamorus: I'VE are rl,.,o, =.
ses AZ S's n ts cry assuming an aspect al n,,, "a
9uetEie act experienced be fore f1- iva -
el.afe O Gs nev order o: ttnSs we po.ice ,b -
scuon, sra " It Is The unreslrsiaed rispdlv
9etNeen 'he me citizens ofrownsvle spd N,,.o,oaN
LUIS 'Io sanni-tra-on Of Gen AysIa. !, -. =.
tAHs 70 see Aezicea officer in our st-e~. 80, Iale
eNer VIC eie n oced 20 ses them daily .ge'
el,HassN- "a cur ofee-s and citizens Fys-v 80;
-Pess 70 &c manifested both h- Co G., - -,o On
~ ven Is BY the civil sufhortes AMI @
ol ssssorz 10 restore and maintain sonj sns
anu nsfnsny 10; alone with their oyn rsora 80 Us
with Aeis ne;gkbors. 'N pe'p'e on also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

fowtng and the sbthAsa,yn which uisrkeithe pro
CeedEss, gave Gnmstsksble evidence that the people
were :liy sLke 70 the importance Of the du'is' BE-
fore them on ard previous 20 voting day, and thAi
hose duties will be per1rnsed eheerfaly and efee
lively The public mind Il ulfde up on the subject
now, his Convention respectable in the character
Of its members 20 innente in numbers, and so bar
nonicus In seton has strengthened the vAEering and
given fresh encouragement to the fast friends OF the
Tempersnce movement IN Rhode leland The rum
trsc in this state has received its death wound ana
viii stseger down on election day, to rise no more
The resolutions discussed during the day were
adopted and the remainder Of the evening session wa
copsurned By remarks from Mayor Barstow, hessrs.
woolcot Of Belehertown. Mass Mr. Thompson, OF
Macs and Rev Dr. Cleveland, Of This City
The influence Of this Convention cannot be estmSt-
ed Never before was such spint and enthusiasm
created in this State and nothing short OF complete
oneness can stay the progress Of the csnse. There
VI. 70 clsptrnp arrangements made to secure large
meeting no names Of distinguished individuals from
abroad were parsded in the call, but 1t was simply an
nounced tina, the friends Of prohibifory law would
hold convention, and the result has been stated The
influence will be felt all over the State, for every part
was represented and in political point of view will
sstonish the politicians who were so anxious that
moral question should be divorced from politics They
will find that the lodging of the law BY the Senate has
driven Temperance into politics deeper than il ever
went before at least they viii find so as far as tue
next election il concerned
The petition for license law, presented at the last
session of the Legislature based upon the ground
that previous legislation had made matters worse In
stead of better Had the sgners of that petition ex-
s,nned the records of commitments TO the watch
house for drunkenness they would have found that the
number greatly increased Immediately upon the repeal
of the old law perhaps they will say from the action
of the law while in force The tree is known BY It's
fruit Yours in haste, WIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
~ "Old Hundred" writes to the Viaesa

mes Gazette M account Of recent visit to honneeno
the homestead of Jefferson Here is passage Of ron
his letter os.s~ xs,
Iba estate IL now in possession Of navs ohiea go
msies II Ia resdence. We found on the nf,s
Bust Of Jefferson Porrsit Of LsStss cs,S hsrrsL
WITH Wis prineipiss wTltsn them The ests s.i,aa
avery 6spdatsa condition. The stone isnee ,,S,,sS tSs
ssTdens bloom no more and the IVY elngs bat amay
the walls Mr. Jefferson had oTe queer nonons ss,ss-
in bis domestic matters He bad a
lie servants 90 tiey could carry their work ssa a. hut
be seea BY the guest. Among other tnnys S,~ned
me- who Knew him well, and acquainted VIZ ea
bat after scompetion, having spe an "a,
proposed 70 him by hi. Mil Wright, how ID te -.
were the logs to be raised to sach hight h,, bur
poser TO Mr. Jefferson the mill worked samns'y IA
there no way 10 get the material 70 MO wA rsil
30 the project failed, and portions Of the oH uHp ~
stand monument Of bis folly. agnf
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TIE WAsH1seroy NArroy,1 Mo.rvvx =

ihL w AShihGION NATIONAL MONUMENT
Toe time has come for the people Of this country m
wAetneI TINS monument shall Be finished or suffered N ~
Mtn 10. one-hsI finished IL was supposed tbst .i
cent sun ~cud have been ised AZ the iast e.o N -
competed TINS great National WORK b1t what IS the re.nit
ALe tLns! sur OF sttoa poua1Rd crrs All tai ba. -
aLed tnrous oct this entire Unicn Does th, look 40
nee people, were gy0tcI tor the m.uv be.. nes
slSn we now enjoy 20 him who is STYLED tho F,r.r ~
euI OoahtIyF We answer no. and we hope the entirs
fisss throughout the country VIII give the sae resnon.
Ee blessed to esrn the, the Board Of IN.
Saosal nun ent haye appointed Mr. Joan l. Brosn of
bIhncre County, Nd Aseut attend the Worlds fair
70 oe ned IN me thy OF NewYOrk in MAY next 20 eocit
.rtous from tie risHs Of who NAV attend
Mr. b. cas- enEsed Of the best woE1eu OF orr CIV
10 neke model on the nsnuuent fac ss1ie Of that
whlsn "a 20 BE- He nien6s having contribution boxes made
OF psfe a 50 that the deposited can be seen nv
eaehyisitor There VIII be a. the lowest calculation "a
uso-s per day Suppose the Fair shall last fur month.
ard each VISITOR eontb;e The small OF tea cent? tsie
seventies sundays in fOcr months, which make. on
hundred ard AZ Gays 70 receive contributions THIS
matt whieh stoscthsr too low would make tie aGuiber
OF visitors amount 70 go 5 which, the small sul M Ten
eents per visitor would amount 70 csc CO.
Mr. Brown The indefsgsbie Agent gentleman Of an
erzy fuy impressed with the importance Of cono.
De TINS SEeat ns-ions work and commend him ~ he
especial retce and favor Of brethren of he EeY
Prsa mo e<ewssre Ball. Clipper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

a. a1rL II DEATH BY PoIsoy.-We Learn
basl F as hazSs (Cst,) Why Of Friday l..s 49, NJ
rnr, - ~ sdSph, died very suddenly on IL 5sh nt
cail-s "a oAsWlns aconite. what |, eotan,,lv
sa,se,S, e-.e' ,SppOsns 70 be root OF al or.ther
sfors ~ r he occurrence took place az &c drrS
". - =; .I1en IN hanlolpe. where The root II ems
go 1921 90 tne counter Mr. Bond aud two ar thrr.
49, heHees TO taste IL knowing or thnSinr
.uS ~, MI Bond Was Immediately taken .iek
- - eesy went home. physician was called
az, however, 10 render any assistance AID he ex-
fifea n aooui two hogr after caring the root -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

70 An Editorial Convention is to be held sc
MsuhA Michigan early in June. Although she Editors
OF the Pennsalsr State notorious for their uitrs IN
politics such occasion this. they mediate haryns
the Ratchet and 10 renew cid acquaintance and oru new
without regard political daerences TAey have 20
90 presses Michigan Afeveycoanty seat there 70
be round q least press and who're the demand aes
IL two pres<s Detroit has thres dsies and the prospe>
tns Of the srth penny paper, hss ass been ssa Sew
s,sl weekly and and moathly publications. pussa
fhe City OF the Struts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

The steamship Cherokee, MCGOWAN. from
AsPlnSal 9Th and Porto Bello 7sh March, arrived a.
this Por. on Thursday morning.
The health on the Isthmus is good No
deaths took place on the passage