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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

THKRr Is NO LIMIT TO DIscovERY.-Once We
Travelled miles hour travel SO miles Once "a
hoaTs required TO turn the Hair from Gray Red
Sandy Black Brown. Now the thing done
fnoly better in hve minutes with CSIsrADoRos Excel.
DYE sold and applied at his Rooms No Asor House,
and ior sale also by the principal Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

WAsuINeToS's BRrH DAY.-La0ies, if you
wish Alpine Button Boots, Caters SC for promenade
this sonoas occasion II YOU wish White Linen Caters
White Satin and Kid Shippers for evenings India Rubber
Roots and Shoes should the weather stormy take
advice and 20 60 MILLER's, No. tSi CanAl-st-
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~ CRiSTADoRo guarantees that his HAIR
PEEsFRvArNE AND bEAVTFIER shall succeed where every
other preparation has failed N cleansing and keeping clean
the hair tmekenins H. Guessing ~ preserving color in
epng 10 curl and restoring u to health aud yigoE Made
and sold by CelsTADcRO, No. d AkiOr House.
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EVERY MAN TO MS BUSINESS, AND EVERY
BvslsEss SCIENCE This is the precept OF KNOX the
aud evidence that he has rendered his bu
ncss a science the public call and examine his superb
style of Hats OF the Spring Fashion Saturday next the day
sppo Tor ther dpas, his establishment No l2S Full
tens,. win be crowded.
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~ H. l.. FosrrR's Fashionable Clothing

Establishment No n Courtandts, is desirable place
purchase Clothing Of every variety, where the buying
public can at all times find full supply Of ready made
Clothes made up fo the best materials aud by the best
workman. Clothes made TO order with pTomptneSs and
dixpetch,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

BARGAINS IN DAMAGED STATIONERY, PAPER,
&c-A large stock OF damaged Blank Books Check Books
Stationery Paper Enveopes Copying aud Nosria Presses
Cutlery Cards Diaries Tor 1859 aud all the usual articles
in that line pat Of which is damaged BY water aud
mOyal Must be sold at great bargains TO those
who wish 10 lay in stock of these articles Though par
italy damaged all for The sound portion Of our
stock saved from damage, offer at reduced prices
RIcH LouTREL, Printers, Statoners and
Hank Mannla ctnrnrs No Cd William Il
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HATsl HArsll HATsiil SPRING SrYLE-
The sabscbet invites Customers aud the Public
ally 10 call and INSPECT his Spring Fashions which he thinks
must meet their appreciation. Terms, cosh.
J. w. KELLOGG, No. 1928 Canal 81.
AUCTION NorIcF.- photographic Book Maps
Of the reat Sale Of Valuable Property ON FEB "a are now
ready at my Office No. 20 Walst
-~' $3.50 tRraTH NIgntAy AuctiOneer.
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Men and brethren. what say YOU Ought
a law which, wherever faithfully upheld, pro.
duces such results, to be abandoned Shall ii
not rather be sustained, enforced and diffused
And does Experience indicate any other field
of secular effort wherein the philanthropist aud
patriot may labor more usefully and hopefully
than in commencing and unfolding the MAINE
LAW
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~ A good Wife, whose husband is constant
ly gmbng at the set Of his Shirt" should direct him
90 Immediately to the Mechanics Shirt Store, No. 396
Grand.st and get faultless Shirt Do t-you'l both be
hauuisf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

IoOKISG-GLAss WAREHoUsE.-lso3.-Lo
Ing Glasses at reduced prices RicHARps KiNGSLAND No
SO CouItaudts The tade supplied with Frames &C, in
competition state Factory No. lSj Duanes NewfOrk.
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IL Housekeepers and all Others in want of
Bedding Bedstosds &C. would do well 10 call at NJ. Will
LAkps oldestAbished warerooms No $50 Chathamst
OF Muberry where may be found the largest Assor
ment OF articles in his line offered 10 the public.
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% iohom II man Concern.

ELEETW00D.-The punctual attendance OF all
members Of this Association requested the th lh All
2h prepare the drawing M ehoies the 18Th when
be square the books The uins on hand
be until the 25th, When cmalns
viii be double the all other lsnds the vicinity .ens
for JOhN SIEVE
INFORMATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAk-
yEY Mahinst-woked mahinist and locomotive maksr in
Philadelphia and Washington C. about years sse Any ne
honorable person BY sending Intelligence OF h where
abou or desh greatly obse his snxous relatives Please %
dress SAMUEL HARVEY Bookseller Hamilton Canada West
NOTICE.-Any person who was passenger on tho
IN train Of cars on the Hudson Railroad Albany rshns
NewYo o'clock NJ the nh day Of Agsas, last wetnss
the Cana viii confer law 81
ndp his address Box No 36 at the NewYork Pos, Ofee
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MIN Publications.

he WITT & DAVENPORT Nos. $50 and 1872
~ NSaust opposite the Park have hand all the Books
Of the day Among them the following;
THE HOMES or TIE NEW WORLD. Impressions Of Amer
lea By Fredsries Bremen vols, cloth. Price -
sPIRITUALIsM
By Judge Ednouds. Price Ell IS
CLOUDED HAPPINESS
Novel Translated from the French Of the DOy.
Price SIT
FUN JOTTISGS.
Or Lagos HAVE TAKEN PEN To.
By P Wills
P.iee 81 IS
THE SECOND WAR WITH ENGLAND
vols, cloth By J. I. Hesdley Psiee - So
MEN AND THINGS IN EUROPE.
BY Kirvin. (Dr MgrrayD Price IS cents.
BLEAK HOUSE.
By Charles Dickens Price 50 Cloth 80
By Miss Sinclair Thirty fourth Thousand Price Paper. 80 c
Cloth, IS cents
MARK HURDLESTONE.
Paper 50 cents: Cloth. IS cents.
THE LECTURES AND LIFE OF FATHER oAvAZzI
Price, Paper, 30 cents; Cloth, IS cents
AL the Phiadel pills Nagazine ready this dag
GRLHAMs MAGAZINE An elegant No. Phce Is eents
PETERsONs NATIONAL Price Isi cents
GODEYs LADY's BOOK Very beautiful Price Is cents
THE NATIONAL (Methodist) Price l3i cents.
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE. Excellent reading Price
lo. cents
DE WITT DAVENPORT,
Nos 100 and l62 Nssssu-st.
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cosi ano founo.

I OST-On Wednesday Evening, in Ith-st, HAIR
IL BRACELET with Gold Clasp and Chain marked Henry on
On leaving the At No 37 <ths.- tho
fnder shall receive reward Of -
I OST-On Monday morning, the 2lst inst, in going
II from the Washington Market very heavy plain
doublecacd GOLD WATCH and CHAIN The andes will be lib
the No "a East brad~s OF
No. z5l Nashin gtonst.
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NEW WORK-Just published,
SECOND WAR WITH ENGLAND. By J. 7. Hssdley

Il SECOND WAR WITH ENGLASD bJ J. 1. hssdSJ' Z
the rs.ds, direct :Is,,
ia derpou the battles the elaborate p9rtrsitu' Of men .pd
vo presents concise history of the T.5 and Esly veil
The work dplay. very e1sessv. research sni
Hs.ssy Is told the story Of the w:I si2 very eject,
res hem no tb nsstrs x5 rrsst sk and hl saeeeedsd
IL poaueins work faF more ample n m details 5h.n .ny ws'A
he thTeushOut the de Of the American Government
with the s;e't zeal and tells ia story with much en.hsn
The event. Of The wsr Of s2 are rshe.r,ed
IN sTs 81. S ssse haa o. Of s aR pro-
deeton without erens Of the legitimate sogree' Of popular
He describes the varou. battles BY see and land great spirit"
VENICE, THE CITY OF THE SEA By Edmund Flag ?
HoaE LIFE II GERMANY Bye l. Brace. l vol limo
HUNGARY IN S ISL e. G L B591e Sol Eng ,ol
STARING TO SPEND b IS. Ar.hat- I,ol IS eses.
CHAs soRIBSER- 10. rs Ssss.a-st.
NEW BOO -PubEshed this Day-GENIUS
arta4ilss By Rev wrS { scott vol i2no-si.
It's estniion q Iengs's ne between tne rssy
y S ID ne 1t5 ' W. ss u no soT. s vs on ne
q the tIue end aud dignity q ss'''
@A1.rI of.TsIv md rover N heh he suthoT svns.a
eoupTshsave seuantanee with he '95rss. "a q.. III ~ go
The szthor aatain, hi. positions wiki aislsn worthy Of
HyoIcEs ogSArr-RE TO HER FOSTER CHILD. TIE SOUL
OF NAN By Rev Geo. B. CAeeTeT, ID VOL Lzao SsS'-'
VOYAGES TO TIE CELESTIAL coUSTRY beng the Reel
B.,Ss 6Sv B Ghssysr D s I9S sa ss, LIE
efNskaHisi ChseVsr By Rsy Q B eses.sr - aaa r.
II I. CAeevsr CHARLES sCRIBSEA No I'D Ssssase
CPIRITUALIsN By Judge Edmonds and DR.. DeT-
- With AFPen6tI By Governor Tiadse 20 PsA octave
r FsT sc !. the svu., p4vs Telegraph os Broad
uay. PARTRIDGE 4 BRIrTAS Tshl,heEs
IULLIENs EATY-DID POLKA-Jast issued BY
- wH HALL son Nc - sr'sd~1y ssr1sr q rH1"~
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6perial Notices.

R 0BrenA CARD-To Ky friends in the FOah W VA If
v always bunker Democrat and asueh only respect
hy 'Ot Jou votes am Gentlemen {1si SssdSnt se'AR
~ Eighth Ward Regular Democratic Whig Nomina.
'i +. S,.,,, ., 1.,,u.,-rpw,Rp GREENE.
~ 1G~sas-wiLLiAM TUcKER
xv1Ith p.,1 ret iitls'sTi n WILD
XVIiith Dstrict-DkvID COLEMAN
XIXth Db,Tict-ELIPHALET BoOTMAN
XXih Dstrct-JoHN FoRsHAY
H. cssssSsiesOWiLiiAM B JONES, JAMES l. HOWE.
sw seAOoi o0~n'.''Oae'..y " FELL JAMES N MURRAY
~ scSos Ia,psctor.~JAs WEBB LEWIS =. wADswoRTH
Ssasa BY order of the Ward TST%t's s,uru Chairman
iSs directions wh General C9mmIfoe the Wing
.Sn he 18th ocobsr and sep msins several nOmnsons
ssnsS The Convention ssn met pursuant to adjournment
''''''' f 20 a. Gds mss y NV " OSBORN
xxyih pit-Horsle Reed XVIII Dst-s.muol F B,ItOl
For 4''s.r-yAs. GRIFFTHs
Henry II Hoffman '''''''''' Geo. W. Young
Edward F r.. s'''' o'""'''s To-, p.v,o,
H.. w.. For Ss.''' Iasp'c'eSss;, ~ vi,
JAMES ii BARR, Chairman
q Eleventh Ward National Democratic Nomination.
tnssins Of the Nominsiins Committee for the Twenty ninth
fSrF k Si * MS1Ss oSsm
hnsaA District.
q Seventeenth Ward City Reform.-CITY REFORM
LETTINGS AND NoMlNATloNs-Ats an adjourned meeting held
Cooper Fire Insurance oee at the corner Of Sav aud
NET the Seventeenth Ward Reform Association the even
aAs day of October inst 1850 the following Charter ticket
N ssmOOsy adopted the nomination Of candidates for the
~rhs Sestoa,
aFoy .aldrrmaa-ABRAHAM TURNURE.
Ceunelzea.
nSih Dss-ThOs. Jeremiah XLIxth Disi.JAs Stewart
A'iiA pst-Heury Hays Lth Dtt-J0hn d Clute
ANlil'A ps-JOhn n Reynolds
Aaes0r-lsAAc WARD
COastnka.
NGrnun Mills, Benjamin s Merritt
SaAo| CO~~i.roaer..
wm. HibhArd, Jonathan H. Rsn.ou
Ttpstees
VIM. J. TS3A Henry A. Bosert
SaAel Iagecfort
Wm Wallace, Robert Lane
Essai yssip - coatcI Of ne Citr,S sr.s hs ~ as
Ses car oeeiaso check sbuses and furnish cid
ssss..,A wsd ne elsoa There satla,
s.a- The City Rsiorrsrs Of the Ward viii is
ea s,e SenSs sieetoa 70 insure success Il was resolved
~ twentieth Ward Municipal RefosH.-At meeting
aNe 81, o. $500 s 49, neS On te'sy Evening Ssa
,Ss sos oOiates Of three sPPOnsod te ga call Tor
SAsssd the following whsct vas unanisnou., adopted
usss5s. Of the cs a Rss m asRs R. sS
sfs eysrze fof the purpose q securing cron
who are Pcpsc 20 out sSrh principles reform
fam the experience Of past We feel
hssuey demanded We believe tAe time h,s CONE when
EeNe woae be ana when Av united eTort
BE reerssssd Just sod shteOos principles os,sa
80 lSi E 0S1 a.. Ssys s Ss;S 70 S Ss9
,us view and 6or other reAoas call upoh
&&u a., sof Of Reform rally sf Lamartine Hall
tsr n- On MONDAY EVENING 2sih lost u o'elock
o. nnnaus esnda.ts Sc Supported ihc
NV v. HENRY McLE4N Chairman
ehh-fAe rpees;,s " ~ ., . 49,. =, p.,,,.,
~ he heu lsSse BRrBr N0---eS' a." " s~'' NFS>'
'''snes " q large rsntsr 81 citizens Of tie wEd
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grcferiee.

SIQlttllos
NEW CROP GREEN and BLACK TEAS, FOX
~ EIGN FRUlTS GROCERIES. ke-Ihs subscriber has "a
store aud Green aud Black
ss spc sugars CoHees Bunch Rasns Dried Cuants Ctron
Aond. and family Groceries all their varieties Also Susrs
Sugars Extra syrup and Moaes For sa whole
reasonable No ID and No sn
Greenwich st. and No 70 Neseyst. j. FOWbEh
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Amnsfmenis.

NIBLO's GARDEN-ITALlAN OPERA-LAST
IN WEEK but ONE Of the SEASON
MONDAY. the 24th Oet.-GRAND OPERA and BALLET
NIGHT
For the time VeEdfs Grand Opera Of
Pefrmed ~ principal OF the COmPsnv ana Grams Bal
lei Dyertisemenf tv the celebrated French Artists
MOLLE. POUGAUD
LANIGNE.
MONS NIECE. and 2tssfs
Full rArticu ars MONDAYS bills and advertisement
Price Of sdu7SsiOn, One Dollar. r,r
Secured SeAts the daytime only One Dollar an ta
seas be daily Mess HALL suns 10 j
Broadway. opposite the Park and - hihLOS oafasl "oA
ceock 4 the Inor-ins mil IL the evening
Aubs Grand Opera Of MASASlELLO viii - produced N ne
cCuse Of week
ITALIAN OPERA-NIBLOs GARDEN Special
Nace Members o. the Press aud otheA nsmef o. ION
similar those 70 Ge1tlcen OF ne
hasing been hs become Necessary 70 isue otes 10
Notice therefore given taa on All Eiei
MONDAY all Complimentary Tck,s heretofore ts1ee ~
h rses 70 Tie hodrs Al Gentlemen connected With the Pres
are reoness 10 call and haze them e1chsnreS SArIRDA
next non IA II A. NJ, ADD On MONDAY from tA N Il
Niblo's Garden. MA AAAIAIIN
I1RANKFNSTEIN's PANORAMA Of NIAGARA
viii verv .oon Leave city Exkbsd At Hope Chapel 10
ms Broadwsv EyERY AFTERNOON AZ o'eioeti EVERY
EVENING Al "a osok Admission 50 GEMS Chidrsn III eenia
fsnes parties Of three persons u . cents Of tor
eeps. IS ffsa7son fa5ies rem aus
eseh person See SesepSss psYsiet 81 the see
pTinc,l HpieiA and Music stores
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1s
Che n)orl6's falr.

sUPERISrESDESrs OFFICE
- CRTsTaL PALACE sept lSa
VHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed inst the
CRYSTAL PALACE open EVERY DAT. Sundays
s2sed between the hours Of i O'CLOCK AND 10 O'CLOCK
hIoren under L sge.................... -
sionthiy Tickets for each calendar month -
y
A1As-ioh o. SatnTuaT.
Nhe are particularly requested provide themselves with
change 70 prevent delay g. the enfrarce
Eeke be purchased the Crystal Palace
" the Ause Store Of W Hal son No 80 Broadway
Gfsftpsee $50 a. Joles Music Store. 500 Broadway.
JOHN NJ BATCHELDER- Secretary OF the superintendent
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NEW BOOK S-NEW BOOK S.
~ MISS BREAfERs IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA Or
HOMES OF TEE NEW WORLD. vols. l2mo 81
JUDGE FDMONDs WORK ON sPIRITUALIsM 81 25
READINGS BEFORE CONFIRMATION By Misc Sewel. 75c
CLOUDFD HAPPINESS b. Countess DOrsay. SIC.
ALL is NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERS. By Cousin Alice. 75c
JANE SETON; Or THE KINGS ADVOCATE. Soc
sPARING TO SPEND By T. 5 Arthur. 75c.
RHETORIC OF CONVERSATION. By G. w HerveJ. 75c
MEN AND THINGS IN EUROPE. BY Kirwan. IS
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE for October. 2jo
NETWORK JOURNAL for October 25c.
GODEYs LADYpS BOOK for November. 2c.
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE for November. 25c
ARTHUR'S MAGAZINE for November. 1Sc.
PETERSON's MAGAZINE for November. lsc
BUNCE & BROTHER Booksellers and Publishers
No. 1874 Nassaust one door below Beekmanst
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: n..,s.t NJ Y. Church.-The Rev. PASTOR HE'D
top osss Bethel Ship" will preach on SABBATH MORN
tIkOn 80 tc,ion behalf Of his Mission. Service
NV w At o'clock and In the EVENING AT o'clock
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-sABBATH RVENING, I'd Al O'Clock, the Rev.
" NeorTtasON will preach bis Farewell Sermon at e-hs
sssI he Bowery prior 70 leaving this city for Liberia Al
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-, V.ens he following Halls open every SABBATH
~ b salool Instruction and Preaching the Gospel Patts
H 10 Ina Brosdwsy Preaching" z oooos IN The syenins
Az EVENING At a. b. competent Professor free MILL
IT, Nal eonsr Of 7th-Gy aud 10Th Preaching at II ~
nsr ss.,ish sesool az lOA NJ TUNIS MORRELL, supt
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rzrTveufy-First Ward City Reform.-The Citrsns O.
te Ward 10 fsvor Municipal REQ and Ticket for Char
ter Ofoers without reference parry oites %
NeuHavsn Railroad Dept Of 6hst and IN
n on SATURDAY EVENING d inst Il y o'clock TO hear me
report Ct the Noninst az Committee .-. - 49,,
TEusIs " Quick Secs d. NJ sOhlLffLLi"'OaD
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Bsaro ano Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL LoDGISGS-Gentemen win %
r. - 80 ,senber they hare excellent Lodpns dDfs
~ ~ IS eass per night Of Frankcrt and WhisDs o.
Gee open eli F.fhf ----------------
UNyFRETT HOUSE, on Unon-square. under
r. ned has this and spacious Hotel located The
sor,key unan and win the % tos a
Tbs hoese hss been erected sxpeJ Dt N -
Ct families and contains enbr<xs al u
con eezssee Of modern private pssss 1sr
on making apply Il the hotel daily hoD
AN HAWLEY D. cLAPP, kss Il Tie Hszasss hsss~
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nR. CHALMERS POSTHUMOUS WORkS-Ed-
Onburgh Edion-G. P. PUTNAM Co have Just received
supply Edinburgh edition OF the WORKS
Of the Or CHALMERS, comprising Scripture Daily headns
sabbath Scripture Reading Institutes Of Theoog Projections Of
Puer, Analogy Sermons l79lsf Complete IN volumes
square 8vo- beautifully printed, *lA
The Trade supplied with the above WORK AAo,
HJDsOS's BAY; Or. EVERY DAY LIFE IN The WfLDs OF
NORTH during sir Years Residence in the Territories Of
the Hon Hudsous Company With illustrations BY Robert
NJ Ball.utyns Second edition. limo cloth 81 Is
CHOICE LIBRARIEs
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LONDON CYCLOPEDIA p vols, royal 8vo bound IN sheep
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fine arts.

A MEXICAN ART-UNI0N-Free Exhibition
IA Now Open at No an Broadway
PAINTINGS BY AMERICAN ARTISTS.
1881 " FlS- il slo O-issJ @ .nei.
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90 farmers an0 0ibers.
TOR SALE-The thoroughbred, short-horned Heller
IL LILLY from the herd . Mr. Lea0K e.lysd April . 1876 *
rose Presdeu With fall and perfect Pe1ree, n0S W.
esIf b. AdSre B. 2 c. Ne s. M1rEsp-ee y J.
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TTNION COURSE L. / -TROTTING-IUES-
L DAY Oct 5 q "a match fer - ooo between tTo
celebrated h0rsca IS snd repee % WAGONS " hf-
Wccdrna uales ssrel Esldrr Mr J. Rcaeu names arm
raj stages The WEnsbur.h ani PcckshP ferries
''''s -'-' -'- JOHN sSEDIKER, Proprietor
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Church.-The Rev. +. FAY will
and Evidences Of Evangelical
'hurch, TOMORROW EVEN
invited.
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ese. My EVTSING public Missionary Meeting will b.
Re same place, At hslfPast O'clock; when the Ksy W
kn~H u. D. 4 SALISBURY. the Rev. J. w. e. PENNlNG
kLhi 80 o,bers will address the meeting Collections vi
sseh Service in aid Of the Missionary cause The pnb
hfen " ~ ., s,,snd-espeosy those who synps hse with "a
~ tS Temperance Hoiormson the principles Of wbic
~ 60 tirreh was Organized
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ITO THE TRADE.-GRAHAMs MAGAZINE will
the Booon the plan Of tho English Magznsn which Book
sellers Dealers in Fancy Articles and Household Wares &C.
make their business least sixty thousand readers in the
United States
York Agents (Ns Stringer Townsend) furnish Ora
thousand readers and the Maza
zine ephe neral but occupies the eenterts
bic for weeks and nhs and looked at By visitors Of families
offers very superior opportunities those who study the art OF get
ting rich BY letting people thai they have goods for sale cheap
and superior quality and tell them where call and look he
GEO r. GRAHAM, Editor.
Advertisement. for New York e with Adver
ing Agent v Is. PALMER, tribune buiidinsA
THE SUNDAY DISPATCH, for this week, Oct. %,
i will contain
A Thrilling Romance ofthe Amsre;s2 Reygl@ttiOn-
Notes ara Clssriss, " Information forthe People
Ancient Books and Libraries.
Native Ame orleans and Adopted Citizens
4 Weeks Gle amin . from the Criminal Records 49,
Letter from Rose Darling or her Cnces Appointment 70 AIS
An Irsbusns Nonss in America his Friends In Ireland
Political Parties Candidates for Oee Reform hgs Hard and
Soft Shells etc, etc.
Dongs among the Actors and Singers
Religious Primary Election
sporting Items from all quarters
News Iems-Gle aninzs from all sources
Breyities, or Fun In Small Parcels
Influence Of Example en- the World.
Foreisn Correspondence and Original Contributions
The n Organ Grinders Street Singers and besgsrs OF New
York .. ,o,,,
regular eors Of carriers the residences Of subscribers
Price Seen
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~, SUNDAY AFTERNOON AZ
Friends Of the Sabbath earnestly
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~ O'BrienA CARD-To my friends in the Fourth Ward.
9pnen again pre.ent myse to confederation for the Of
Of Alderman Ofhe Old Fourth. II needless TO state that am
always Huhker Democrat and such only respect
nIMOTuY OBRIEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16
Washington affairs.

WASHINGTON, April I3.-Seven clerks on
repairing 10 the Pension Office this morning,
found upon their desks yellow envelopes con-
tanning printed billet deur, which informed
them their services were no longer required
lts runored that more removals will be made
IN the same Office to morrow.
1t - reported that MIR. Guthrie, the Secreta-
" OF The Treasury, has to-day issued orders
10 all the Auditors of the Treasury, directing
them not to appoint any more New Workers
10 clerkships in Washington, the New York
customhouse patronage being deemed their
inll snare IN the apportonment Of this species
OF Government patronage.
WAsHINGToN, April I4.-It IS understood
mat the force III the revenue service is about
BENG reduced, by the dismissal Of q consdera-
bic number Of officers for whom there is no
employment.
There have been three or four removals and
appointments Ofclerks in different departments
10 day. W. w. Dennison, OF South Carolina,
has been Installed chief clerk OF the census
Office
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
.zEsaITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsP 1T11
Additienal hy she a...,I..

- as ~ the America.
BOSTON, April l5.-The America arrived :,
her wharf to-day. Her mails will be ..n,
South this evening.
A dispatch from Paris states that The Am.r;
can government has consented to indemn;fv
the owners of French vessels seized in Cali,
fornia.
A conspiracy had been discovered in Berlin,
Many arrests were made, and arms and arpmu.
milton found.
Later accounts from Palermo state that the
instruction which broke OFT in that place mad
been suppressed.
Southern Italy was in a most alarming con.
dtion. Indeed such state of affairs was never
before known. A large lumber of persons had
been arrested at Naples for political offences.
The European democrats" sent an adj
dress to President Pierce, by Pulzsky lkos.
suth's private Secretary The object of it
was supposed to BE- TO procure arms.
An outbreak among the peasantry of Swift
zerand was quelled by the military.
The American lady who was recently at.
rested in heidelburg for circulating revolu-
tionary documents, was imprisoned six weeks
Bombay dates to the LIST of March have
been received in England. The town of Ran
COON had been nearly destroyed by fire.