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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
sen-sh.n ard Barnhurner Delegates nom Now
yer{r CITY.

II. sofs ass Putty liz ads hs.i their elections last
n'si1 fT 6ee -us 70 >rass asi al passed or psa'esoy
T1uE6nv Iia more n he ascendant, lnd h1lk
eFs were - disguised hat hey .oo he Oher sde OF the
rCe raiher thar erdare the ers they pretty sure to
meet from the s.eps Of Uncle Toms Cabin as they with
urgld nsgrify ard f1cetousncss term The obi " gvam
Our rror1ers brig us The following Of champions
,hcn sor the grand tournament IL the lists Of the Central
G S:',,.. r,,,,..- .cr,,.,,..
Ito Be choeer by Delegates from l., and lid WARDS.
Il. To be chosen By Delegates nom Hid and Nlih
III. GToFCT II. pURTR William Drew.
". NUIlAN II BAKEE. Robert Donnel.
V..THoNAs " ADAMS William Gayte.
VI. RICHARD CoNrIoS John b Haskins.
VII. WILLIAM QUAcETNBCSH 4 Wagner.
VIII AsABEL REID. Norman McI.eai.
IN HIRAN ENsLE. Edward Costello
y. To Re chosen BY Delegate from the Nth aud
XIXth Wards
VI. SIETBTS II. FEEKs JoHN II. HYDE.
MI. MICEAFL COSNOLLT. Thomas Dunlap.
Nil. JoBs Vas BURES Isaac V Fowler
NV To be chosen by Delegates from the AIIth AMI
XIAih Wards.
NN..JCHS CCCHRASE. {. B. Smith.
XVI. RoBE8T KELLY. Amos I. Hatfield
There OProtisn in this Ward who ursed Eassai w
Glover fcr delegate ard Thomas Il Fsron slternsie
Is'. Distrief-Deegatos TO the District Convention
Tgf " Grc- Martin Crcgier, James Scrahan. Michael
Doran, Jr, Patrick Hogan; James Lgndigan. >ecosa
Vare-G. W. Isaac, I. j Rogers, 4 Chancellor /. Mo
rcrsy. A Duraut.
nj Disfricf- DELEGATES to the District Convention.
Tlird Word. c Fletcher Thomas Bigelow P G. MolO-
nev Wilsm Gardner J. G. Eldridse Sir'h IVerd, Jas
Flynn james Glass, John Quin, Emanuel Sylve, Peter
Devins
~ District De eCates to the District Convention
Tufltfh Vcrd.-Iohn II Payne. James Mcleod John
N, Cocker Alexander Gibson and Charles Bo;ce This
ticket he'd = votes ard no opposition The Delegates are
Understood 10 be favorable 10 election Tor Delegate SYRIA
cue Nnole,u'i Uori-Benamin 2. Fairchld Thomas
y G R'UmerrothsT. Joln Eagan Timothy Webster Jere-
noh GshsD. These Delegates IRE favorable to the elec
ton of Fernando Wood 10 syracuse.
NITH D,srlcf- Delegates to the District Convention
Sfrfetrh Hard SOFT ticket elected names not re-
ceivedl Tusrinh u erd-Hugh Mooney, John Boyce.
james Gait,ns John Forshay. Anthony Kendall
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The PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION Or PHIL4-
DrLPUIs

pHILArELrHIa. Friday. : u. 2. l-sJ-
Tie Prot stslt Association D. have 7lt 1-oces
sion 10 through al paris Of the city nc dil
Gully i anficF ate and large armed police i0rce b.s
beer ordered ouf icr the occasion.
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"a CORRESPONDENTs.

No notice can be anonymous Communication Whatcy
intended rton st be uihoncated BY the Iss a
address Of the writer no. necessarily for publication Olt a.
guarantee Of biz good faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Communcstions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
TEE STEAMSHIP CITY OF MANCHESTER-AID
FOR THE NEWORLEANs SUFFERERS


Tie scrtw steamship City Of Manchester. from Liver
roll on the 2iih August arrived her wharf in this city
IL, morning she brings fi6 passengers.
Tie sUm realized b. the Steamboat Excursion given by
s Psltmore Railroad Company in aid ofthe New Orleans
sufferers SsC3
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For Europe.

The $. Mail Steamship Hermann, Capt Higgins will
leave this port TO-DAY at noon, for Bremen via South
anpion 1He mi.Iltckly Tribune containing all the
latest news can be had the Desk This Morning in wrap
pes ready for mailing
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TIE NEW CANAL AT MoyTEzUMA.

7
Tss Rochester Jnios SAYS i i reported that the new
,sral inst mt into opera0n 81 Monte failing and
must be abandoned for the present and the old canal used
tax. gus OF i've days 10 get the old canal ready
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NlAoAnA FtIIs Fndav, : p q 81
II i've minutes g. clock this morning the reua Ming
rorti.n 4 1ehie Eoek fel with TREMENDOUS crash. No
ne uTTosed 20 ave been uude- the time. The pro
ie,ticn i al gone.
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Hnrd Shell Delegates.
Ilo Conventions Of Wand Delegates met las

Tie Conventions Of Ward Delegates met last evening aud
compl,ted their dele cation follows
T.'.rff Dice s lfirrr'rs.
IArRAHAM MOORE. Daniel Dodge
H.. WILLIAM McGRAv. Thomas j. Barr.
~ Adjourned to This evening. at Woodlawn Hotel
Five ont of the ten District Delegates were
present last evening only
XIV THEoDoET MARINE. Samuel Radcliffe
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DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

AthA>f, Frrhyf ctpt ?. =.
TIE Democratic Judicial ConveEtioa net here ie1iir.
snd rsfed Judge Watson Of Greene County i9r -
elect OF 10 the SufEeuie Court
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THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Sept. 10
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week


contains the following:
I..EDITORIALS; TIC Worfs Temperance C)nvsriin Gov
Senator. Russian Pocyiis Let Ing Sinrli'
Tie usiritn Protest. Slavery 10 Cuba Two soag fosi
IRE Fall Election Free Trade IA L1b1r' ine Ma
clines; Tho Carson League, Hon. K. IL s.autoui &c
II. .CORHEgPONDf &c Letter rom Cor soontent
4 p. G. ID tie Oriental Qneson Letsr nom Washng-
ton about Prosdents Lveries Letter from W ike-
III. REVIEW OF TIE w X: Giving IN a co-den ed AID
orrr'd United tes, in Mexico AID te Vest In
dies Sc.
IvTURoPEAN NEWS. AL the in1por-sn Intelligence BY the
Atlanuc.
Y..TEMPERANCE: Tie oceedinfs Of The Wnos Worlds
COuveniou; slso The Doing OF The Words Convection
VI. WOMANs RIGHTS he Proceedings Of the WoaleH's
Rislfs Convention.
VII Discourse or VICTOR HUGO the Tomb Of II lee
Julien. a TerCh xle
VIII INV PUBLICATIONS. 4 Review Of H. Peshine Smiths
annual Of POi,ical
IXLI7f At TIL NV. POINTS TIE conclusion O. or
atry Msda in; 81 Rag Picker Daughter
X.CRYSTAL PALACE: IN article about Tho Tam lnple-
exhibition.
Xi AGRICULTURE: wleat Drilling Northern Ohio; Saving
seed; Laying Out Surfaces; ngish Aglicuture-fipsree
arm.
XII IT. l. GRAPHIC. Tie --latest New by Telegraph
XIII MARIO s md DEATHS
XIV. RI VIEW o. II MARX rs.
Single copes wrappers be obtained Of the desk in the
Counting is morning Price CT cents.
sUBscRIFTIos-OIo copy o year. 50 three cop.e' -
Eve copies copies 81! 50 twenty coieS 10 one al
Creisl 20.
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D.,,g,,ss 70 Democratic state Convention.

CHESAvGo Co d. Adams, Adamani.ne.
SUFFOLK Col Hon : y. Nicho,l politics unknown.
FUtToN Co-Garret 4 Newkirk. Hard Shell and Wal.
ter y Clark editor Of The Johaso~a Democrat oofl Shell
RFsssEIFaR Col. Samuel Slower.
MADISON Co Jarlus French Aiamaniine.
NFw YoRK-The Hard Shell detachment Of Delegates
viii be found in another column
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

thie srecch We VII erissv0r 20 furnish or readers
with lie substance Of L tonoTow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

We publish this morning eOpious details OF Two
weeks later news from California, with very recent
sGvices ilom OREGON and the Sandwich Islands The
steiner OF the Nicaragua route which arrived yester
day, brings nearly million and half in gold, and
about another million shipped by the steamer Of
the Panama line, and may be expected hourly until it
arrives The news, though not OF unusual Importance
comprises many interesting items. The mines continue
to render favorable accounts and new discoveries tend
10 keep Up the excitement Our chapter of violence
snd crime in the golden regions continues, as viii Be
seen by that record
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP TAURUS
BosToy, Friday. Sept. 9. 1883.
II steamship Taurus, from Liverpool 2iih Aug
arrived here this morning
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The schooner Wave arrived at Halifax F 5, on the 2sh
AUGUST having on board the of bark Friendship,
which foundered al sea her passage from Sunderland
fr New York, after being % days Olt with the pumps
going for - DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

The DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
ROCHESTER. Friday. Sept. 9. ls51.
The Union Democrats carry four Wards Of the city.
rn rnd tha Hard Shells Tie resi- not heard from
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1 andon Agency for The Tribune.
Paris Agency for The Tribune.

THOMAS Noe 10 Catharine-s Strand is ~ hozed to
a. plions and advertisements for The T5Uas in London
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~ Ady,r,uer for To rss, of Monday ought 30 be sent in
before o'clock Saiulday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

The poard Of Aldermen transacted q considerable
amount OF business last evening. motion made
to adjourn to the 18th inst provided the other Board
would concur, 10 enable folks tcnd the Con
veniOn at Syracuse, but the Assistants would NOT
ton the adjournment. The Board then agreed 20 make
the adjournment 10 Monday John i. Haskns Esq
was appointed to the office OF Corporation Attorney in
Place Of Danl l.. Sickles, resigned The salaries o.
the CLERK and Deputy Clerk Of Washington market
were increased. The former from 500 10 ~ 900 and
the latter from $50 to 5000. 4 report appointing
ak extra clerks In the Office Of the Receiver OF Taxes
was adopted AID sturtoyant doubted the legality Of
the Charter as amended aud offered preamble and
resolution for inquiry into tie same.
The Assistants last night colcurred in raising Police
salaries according TO the from the other Board.
Two petitions for Railroad from tie Park 10 the Dry
Dock were referred. 4 resolution was adopted de-
marGine monthly reports from heads Of Departments
also 10 clear Broadway OF building materials to give
$500 TO discover the murderer Of SassieiO pay Fire
Waldeus $500 per annun. sc
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Nj ETovRNrAu No 81 Rue do IA Ncore Is he only Asen N
Paris authorized receive Advertisements and sutcr 0r Tie
Tribune.
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THE FEVER AT NEw-oRLEAYs.

Tie ter be pCstenCe New Orleans without parallel in
the tragic history of that place renders incumbent on al
rers ms more happily situated to contribute Their ad 20 the
tereaved ard desolate Of that devoted city Never was
tie call the generous urgent Is AZ this moment We
are reaed therefore 10 find that Mons julien an his mag
naceni orchestra etc WI give concert in ad OF the sui
feIers or appears By the following answered. the committee
to Slr BIough'
Nrw-YoRv Thursday. Sept :. 1883.
v. ] BEcreH Esq Agent flT Nous julien
DER SIR Your note Of this mornings date advising
that Mons julien would give concert Of sacred and
uscellaueous music Castle Garden Sunday evening
next for the relief Of the New Orleans sufferers by the
yellow ever and asking our pcraton and influence
with The Southern citizens 0urnrg in this tiy be
fore and in reply would tender Our thanks = Mons
Juien for bis generous bera.y in the OF suffering
humanity ard inform him that he may be assured OF hav
ing orr cooperation in his good work. We feel sure all
the citizens and friends OF New Orleans now residing here
delicious musical treat made douby agreeable by its
Most respectfully your servant
CHARLES l.. FROST,
For Committee Howard Association.
CoSoHEelTIoN BNn IsRiEL-A special meeting of the
Members Of this congregation viii be held ct the Synagogue
Chamber No 60 Chrystest on Sunday, llth instant al
O'Clock p NJ for the purpose Of deysng means to aid
Their SUI orng corelgionsts n the City OF New Orleans
Urah H. judah Esq has consented 70 deliver address
On the occasion.
The receipts from the visitors Of the Rhenish Belgian
Gallery No 6o9 Broadway Tuesday the 18Th Septem-
ber are to be apart for the relief of the New Orleans
Sufferer lie. there be a full house.
From private letter communicated to TIE I'rbiune;
NEW ORLEANS Thursday Sept. /, 1853.
lack words to express the extent Of the misery and
ieoson the sickness poverty and death which Ihave
arc ind ne II is nineteen years since came here but
never hes this city been severely afflicted and in
Tie history ofany people have the best emotions and chair
ties Of the human heart been exhibited a. here. The
sick have been nured and attended To- by those who were
accngtcd well as by those who were not No one has
felt - il he ran rik Of life when the sufferer has looked
I'D to him for aid Hundreds have died in consequence,
heroes Of humanity.
Our couuirymen have responded noby. and without so
Icatiop TO lie needs so severely tct here and. though
thousands hss died Of the epidemic vet the lives oi thou
sands have been saved by the timely aid generously ex
tended to cur Charitable Associations.
God save you and me from ever again behoiing such
evidence Of His disl lcasure Is exhibited here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

Eighteen Of the Eighteenth Ward Rioters were sen
fenced Yesterday 10 various fines and periods of i'm
pri.onment- three being sent TO the Penitentsry.
few such examples would deter the organized bands OF
rowdics who peIpetiate such outrages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

Tie Coroner's jury the dead by the accident on
the Bay State consider that the occurrence was in al
respects foYtuitoas and Of course no one is 10 be
N,strp9
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Table Rock at Niagara Falls is all gone, the last
nortion having fallen Yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

We continue to receive adyiees Of rapid decline Of
the fever at New-Orlesns. Friday last observed
sluoss unanimously IS DAY Of prayer. The day was
cold and Tairy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

Tie Rochester Democrats are in tribuaticn on the
Hard and Soft question. There is promise Of grand
fight at Syracuse.
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y,,ed 10 the Of the old established ,
EEw-YOEK STocKfsG AND I NDLR-tAE>ET fAOIohf'
30. lo4 B0wery. %,
Hcsierv ~ the dozen or single pair snge CAL WI sa
,f ~ e beet place TO obtain these articles ih.s hJ
g,, WITH their purchaSs 81 any TINE return ne soa' ana
hGyc Their money. n NA'A'' ~,
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Business Notifies.

~ The Commis,opers to the Worlds Fair are in,
,sa re-. m day KsOx Ne u, Fsea @
,1.sa n every essy Of sIesenee By the ~i o. all inc
90 NEAIo sfaI siyle OF iiats are now ready We
~ ~ &C. < 20 s g sut 20 sfehsss We can
ssr..., 70 e.. o s sssslsa b. NV Other easbls
~ H. ei.y ~ nsstffs Of Dh o. sreesne. o. ms.s Ins
sros5wsy corner Of csns.i.
~. rvvrNss the Halter, is selling his Fan style Of
Hs.. 20 - Bis sty ., caees, sae3 mas are Sa'
'hS hh ''' '"' ~ FSEEssN No % Falsons Cold
AI,onDs HA1s-No. ~ CHATHAn-soUARE.-G.
r. srd~-s h srs.~f1i setno~ledznsn-s biz
i y q ss''a n ss ss sss si sS en-
Ia NON sLst al Las COM, Citizens and Strangers
ere ia, sss ss e. a''. s, ne, O. dc
,: 70 fS% s .,sss ' " ~s ~
HAI FISissEss Uo. II PsFsfow opyo-,s Asor Hoasr.
r0 IsgLioned with taste and unapproschable skill
displayed DE ssieetion Of The materials and "a ss o.
s.slisrt Capt fsseOs House On the corner Of
Brosdwsy end spriBgE-
T.l STYLE OF HATs Now READY-The we'll
kpon quses Of the sUts b Has 20 long spprsced o5
dseslne al C. eqaT 10 fosoHe 20 ~ . ser
nd To- 10 erser J. " KELLoSs ,'o.Izs cau-st.
~ Now that Fall has come, citizens and strangers
AZ sa s5'Ss r. ss re- sI a9 F re- sSns &
nt Of sld eopi,tseso Of yofkarsap ta a. ne O.
r.. Fis,sasis TsoT II PsIlro oRposit. Aser Hone
Gy.TLgMES's HATS, FALL SrYLgs-BRD cor Pine
rJsS Ia, the sye HAS FOR tie en.ng s.n Wi ei iDtoi5e
Acknowledging 10 superior IA ITO ns
,s,fs oftae skil aud feetlre We oer or is "tn
"" BID. Pine ssd Ssau SIS
RAFTyRTY d LEASH having issued the Fall Fashion
r enssns Hat thr cuoraers s1d the public 20 eH
n. he L. the Inventors ard inofpccs Of the
ssuesssp which vii DC sold At their usDs log gfees ssnz
,f besntfri Dfne oiype Likeness "ihol. aa,
,tsrre RIYFEETY LEssK, No. 81 Chatham s. opposite
St.r,tssr-r.- and cor. Cbsihsna and Pear-s's
~ JIFPASY q CUTTING No. 32l Broadway
- 80 "a. u.ion on rarch.ssI 20 their large Eock Of
rk IN Ls,ts and EnbToderss Frencb le T'ol Paa1 Ne
Lane Nrrn &c Aso y India shss end Scars lgs, imported
New Globe nd Nsntliss- &C.
NIw fAIL DRY CONSTITUENCIES a. LEAD
ssA1eE TO Rrosdvay coneroi Lsonsrds hs'e
IA 1t AZ lev Fsli Dry which tbs ladies' Will had me
rbsst ~ uaornes ork They have s1psrb stock o
style Of Fancy siks newts
- - ~ Iarln Peids french MenOss- De LaiDes Cshner
everything lse can wsn for her own "aoO's OF '
FAM use
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~ DE. POWELL, Oculist, Aurist &c, receives his
patients fro o'clock daily &, his ose No ~ Brozar
where proeuYsS t.e ne Ere trd his sefscts
Rye Fo-nts.ns A-1itcisi Eye nserrsa o he sg
tck ezsey Ike the natzral Gae ressst4 n
" Ard
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s,.1rT 10 7 Rosvav cornero Lsonsrd hsve jus oPenda
IA 1t of Fa Dry OOods which tbs ladies' Will had me
eLest ~ aud.oes Ee ok They have s9Pro stock d
~ Bfe rilg style OF Fancy sks newts
- - rs-in Plsids French De LaDcs Csshneres,
80 et overriding led for her wardf0be or Tor
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r1sr FowIrRs & WELLS, Phrenologists and Publish
II.nN No Now lofk.
Tr.s-Tbe bestsssortment Of fine Teas will be found

Tea Company, No 10 ths nam 81 De-
mi ana Roscyel the Oldest Tea establishments III th7
s We as re readers that they can do better hre Than else
. chsr at " hoesee retail They have no branch Store
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NV tMI DRY GoODs.-HITCHCOcK & LEAD

10 cal The Attention Of plTchsIs 70 their large socs o. nv
,L Js Ir,ss and Entfoicns Frsncb al w1o PiaG- De
Irs Nornss Ao - india shsv end Scars just imported
Rev Clasts sId MsBtiliss &c.
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RArIYn1Y g LEAsK haEing iasued dc ~ Fashl0l

Ter Cepaens Hat invite keir euoraers 0a ~ Pe9e 70 sa
.r. n ssnae the ard iutofuecrs OF the
IA, uhich their uBsl low pfces
ri rurrhsser be.nfr Dsgne reoype Likeness without aad,3
81 clare LfssE- No 81 CnathAr- s. opp'sIe
4 s. - nd I. CLain-r- M P-aI-.-a
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~ Ladies returningi the country WiSn'i2 'usii
., of Roots and he hna ~ NIL
LFE In CeDsst Lsde Cater Boots slippers ies ,d l3e
e., a. Poys and Chidren's Boots and Shoes Of 81
td win India Rubber Boots aud Shoes Gooay Pic1 The
very '''' A"'' - J. B. MLLER a Co, No 49, Causis'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

md Ns,ssus Our customers cod the Paoc arc Tspse. 10
Of eusuing ss4aon vii b iDoi3e-
- 80 Sett it, Acknowledging superior Ia tho ne
oftasfe aud etlre We oer or iaofos "h
that le ell he tes o. perfect nat
'e' N' Bird Pine e.c Nissan SIS
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basement store no l2s Canalq Fancy Baskets Of
@ i,,en, Wood Britannia Japan AMI other Ware c1d
go Propeers Rocking Hores and an end variety
IT, 1890 Tovs xe J. KELLOGG.
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lost respectfully your servant,
r.,
For Committee Howard Association

The receipts from the visitors Of the Rhenish Belgian
Gallery No eo9 Broadway Tuesday the 18th Septem-
bo are to be apart for the relief of the New Orleans
suferers L.. there be a full house.
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sIrrnInn RnOTs I'D SnOEs.-B0OIs thal

sFypS MILE MmROR.--The greatest wonder OF thu
world 2Co0 gifts Tickets At ~ each For sale ~ sd,
WIN" - 49, HORACE WkrER3 No 3}3 Broadway
BThe holder Of each ticket s entitled 20 toor admissions ~
ne share OF the Gins. Value Of the Gihs -sl-'Si
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NEW SONGS" Beneath the weeping Wni0w' 80, -
ga III bepr sung at Woods with great appliance Nelly III
IT, IA hee y beautiful ballad by james simmond. . cent?
great composition Of Les se ntienis IN
"a , s,e. sopr of the day Little Katy; or Ho Corn" Jus
an NV IIop ACT Waters, No. $50 Broadway
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-20

"WILD OATS Sewn ABROAD, or on and off
Soundings," by Gentleman of Leisure Such ia
the title of volume which we find on our table,
and which has been presented for notice, by Mr. G..
NJ. West, Bookseller. 1t is sketch of voyage up
the Mediterranean, with descriptions of society," &c,
IN Paris and other cities of Southern Europe l. 10
a very readable production-giving graphic, eff
hand outlines Of men and thngs-end will well
repay perusal. If a gentleman at leisure" were
never to do worse than to produce such work,
the world would hold him blameless. We pro.
nounce it worth reading.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-20
DIED..

On Saturday, 10th inst, Mrs. MARTHA B.
THOMPSON, in the 56th year of her age, consort
of John Thompson, deceased, of Cumberland ccun
ty, Va. ID
On Sunday. 18th inst of disease of the heart, Mrs
MARTHA e. GREEN, consort of Andrew Green.
and daughter of Mrs. Martha B. Thompson, In the
2eth year of her age
On yesterday evening, Mrs NANCY WADDILL.
in the Goth year OF her age. The friends and &C
quAintances Of the family, and of her son Robert
. Waddi, are requested 10 attend ihe funeral this
evening. at half pass O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence On Governor street. without farther invita-.
ton.
At Hampton Va, on the morning Of the 18th
July, sTITH MAYNARD, ESQ, aged 10 years.
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JAMEsrowN-This steamer set sail yesterday
evening at its advertised hour, with the following
list of passengers:
is Baldwin, Fl Gene, K Lee, w Dodge,
" m Munford. Thompson, s Il Coleman, j b
Coleman, Turner, Ino Bosseux, J Lane, H
Dillon, Jas Fl Gray and son, Mrs Hopkins aud four
childrsn, Miss N Paterson, Mrs s s Anderson Mrs
Williamson and son, Budwell and lady, Mrs A
Hswes Mrs Tay Tor, II Rhodes, n Smith, Mrs
" Walsh, child and servant, Miss Judd, Miss
Hosmer, Miss Barry and servant, w Allen,
lady, child and servant, III II Allen, A Bowers,
lady and son. Miss II Hail, Miss A Lorine, Mrs j
Hoole. Miss Todd. Todd, A Harrington and
daughter. Jno Tunis and family, DR. Walthal
ar lady, child and servant H King w Kinner-
son, NJ Briggs, II Taylor, Mrs Storrs, Miss P
Storrs, kiss Storrs, Miss Boiling and servant,
McGrnder and lady, Mrs Voolfolk and
servant w Harrington. Total, "A.
few not registered large number for Nor.
folk and Is in the Storage.
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- It Should ia UniyersaIIx K..-

II IL should be Universally Knewn-
Tor 70 strictly rue-that INDICATION 10 the parent
terry, diarrh9a, cholera morbus, liver comnsint'
and many other diseases enumerated In the city In
spectors weekly catalogue of deaths, are eeuersted
~ indigestion alone. Think Of that dyspspticsi
think Of y al who suffer from dIsordered sso-
Voc founded upon experience. resors a once DON'T
delay day) % Hoohands Germsn Bisters. pre-.
pared By DR. n Jackson, which, q an alterstive.
curative, and invigorant stands alone and unap-
preached General depot, 100 Arch street. We
have tried these Bittefs. and hnov thst sIsv srs
excellent for the diseases specified abovs-l fhila.
delphia City Item. jy20-dkrew