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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

The mot authentic and en;eria ming Life OF Nspoleou
~ APPLETON 81 Co., Nos BAG aud 3iS
D' MFI6iRS OF E9PoLEoE,
mrs COURT EASILY
BY the Duchess DADrsnlo, MADAME Janot 2vols $40,
Lit Of Portraits contained in this Illustrated Edition
Snn,jeop Pauline Bonsparte,
Jofetbiue Eliza Bonaparte,
Maria Louifs Jerome bonsphts,
Duke Of Reichs'adt, Lou, bonsPnitei
Charles Bonsparte, Cardinal reseh,
Lucien BoDaparte, Louisa queen o. rIss'iA'
Msdsne Lseia Bonspsrte,
Probably writer has had the same opportunities os DC
coming NAPOLEON THE GREAT.
As the Duchess DAbrantes Her mother rocked hn IN bis
cradle ard when he quilted Brienne ard came 20 al s
su6t and protected his days Scarcely gay pssd
LIS departure TO- cadooaMANDER-IN- CHIEF.
occasion therefore had for watching the devel
ormert the genus who AterwsTt became the master
Ofthe greater part Of M EsTRSgfai J1-Sor
Who became allied the author Of this work by marriage was
the intimate friend Of Nsg9e9n s9d fss,,d g @0st OF tn
No interruption tool place the intimacy which she enjoyed
that in AL these seerss smSie s period Of nearly
The Duchess became familiar with ell the secret springs Of
NAPoLEoN,s ACTIONS, ,.--,.s-.
Either through her husband BY her own peolsi A10"7
spd observation a. the Court Of Na poeon
Whose life and character peculiarly attract the attention o.
ell readers occupies part OF tbs hTst volume I1e ehS4'
'S''' 'A~ $40 THE RMPERoRs AND KINGS,
TIVE GREAT MEN OF THE DAY,
TIE MARSHALS OF THE EMPIRE,
THE DISTINCT IsaED LADIES OF THE COURT
ony nis q The wolE j. written in that q ALTAR soslpias
stye and otepsed with anecdotes that the reader nsv5
ssse She has 1i &s6 h BGIf
COURT INTRIGUEs AND Bog0oIR GOSSIP.
TREATIES AND FLIRTATIoSs, -
MAKING two OF the charming volumes Of MEMOIR which
will interest the reader IN spite OF himself.
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Charming rsside Companion.
IDA NORMAN: Or, TRIALS ANB THEIR USES
col 11no Cloh illustrated Fl -


I vol l2no. Clo;h Illustrated, FL p
NOTICES FROM TIE PRESS
we find Ida NorrGn Or Trials and their uses - oegui'
r MI ufes became hours before could retngush tie
- Male the press with thrilling tales nst unite
Re y, bie and the improbable II refreshing 70 fad simple
90 ~ eyey dsy In whose incidents those that nj sht
a. sby lime whose ehsrssers een 70 tsDk ana ta1
nd act e those Of real fe instead Of passing through 80 e1
-. $3.50 - ~ - L.,riressr Bait American.
sew Rocks that we have combine 70 80 ela oe
free the hshe moral aud religions sentiments wh i1e highest
Sursc interest Parents who reject the mass Of books . 100
nIht heir children to read, may ptss t T9,h u tesH
hands with safety " tNeS-ii olL NJ =.
Til. aufhr,ss pleasant writer who holds he hey 20 the
human heart and touches the chords Of sneeon And isen
with master hand Her viii be read with interest," sd
prof viii fad What il s verify Of place 10 every amy
library" A4pany si.te he.sei:
We find much in its pages 10 1e l sannot in 70 N
AID benefit the general resdeT lhseAerpoAei .
80 Ida Norman real novel, hicn one GOES ~ .A -
Law down till after reading through" lbLL tAtIloE
The story happily conceived and well hi,et 70 sye
Iisbi human LIFE and aid IN the ioFiicn o. As
character ,., 49, q,
The suthor thinks very us.y hs moral trnth esssd ~
the glIb Of story acceptable. AID il more IKE y
pess the hear than Iresentet Tie form OF sef SCI
nous Her sfort Illustrate this principe = Sc
ctssfgi-~ - - ~ l. D-I -
SHELDON LAgPOBT& BLASEMAN,
Putlishers No. us Ssssrst
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MOON and STARS

~ UN, MOON and ST AIRS -
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oorsrs 80 beartfu diagrams Illustrating the great principles
and phenomena IN the science Of
Asst o v ONY.
the popular work published the science
Of Aronomy Il has jus. been revised and enlarged and
NEW DISCOVERIES INSERTED
The illustrations besuffg AID the explanations -
plain that easily understand this science
Price 81 by nail (postare paid say part the eour
Try. DANIEL bUhGESS Co
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On Uhnm II man Concern.

A DVERTISE.-NOW is the TIME TO ADJ
IA VERrIsE for FALL aud WINTER TRADE. News
papers at the pe-ebt dfu far and widej they
read by all sfOd the only vehicle by which men and 60
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v b. PALMERs ADVERTISING AGENCY, rfibaps
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Of the best ls In ect0n OF the United
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,AsTIF GARDZN-GRAyD ANpgIrpr

CASTLE GARDEN-GRAND AMPHITHE-
~ vos AT Iy =; giSJ NIGHT
MALE AND FEMALE E6UEsfaiiS srAR TROUPE.
STAGE AND RING PERFokNAycEs.
f' ssSo eS f FELIX 't cSREo
the great Italian Thek f Glcgn ,vv,e
the sr,., American p.1sarm MINI CIV
FOUR CLOWNS IN THE RING
MADLLE ROSA,
Male and Female Equ''P,., TIs!gaed in the United sAe'
Spanish c,valesse Twelve Ladies and Gentlemen.
s La Day md DsvS
Act with Two Myers
Bsttoute and Leap Aet........:...B By The Company
Trick PsDy Pc By Mr.. Whtby.
bote Performance Ass's, Ssrio
Principal Par Scoop. Master mes A'di''n
Chsi, Performances Carlo
Devil Mr Larue.
Sack s, MI aYers
poabe ,:D.r. Mos. ri -, rn sns KIN h;t
s. M.ns,e Aet....Mr Wbtby with hi. bean fai Horses.
To conclude with f:p cGsie '' S. fSf1 ct
LUBIN AND ANNETTE.
f ao,@sT sou, S.diss
Lubr. Observation-Disclosures. L.rus.
Tw0 i0jRcHiIsffRX,;; '''''
Leader Of Brass Ban1...............'..J Hetherby.
The Whole under the direction 81 JAIME; ii Nixon
on Tuesday Evening next commencing 81 and u O'CLOCK
PRICE OF ADMISSION -
e
Children, half price
Doors open performance to commence precisely a. T.
GEO. CHRIsTY & WOODS MINSTRELS
" OPEN EVERY EVENING, a. No. itf BROADWAY
under the control ef III. WOOD Business Manager,
GEO. CHRISTY Sage MANAGER.
Entertainment consisting Of
ETHIOPIAN nfNSTRELSY, - -.
BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, III
Ac.rzed BY the pshed company IN the world
Also. This Week the Musical Extrayagsnza OF
BLACK BLENDERS; Or FORTY WINK ,,,,
Julius OEOI-DE
Admission Is Doors open Of 81 oe!osi to commence
a. u precisely.
DUCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
D No $50 Broadway - -
EVERY MIGHT THIS WEEK.
The gTsni buIlesque on the opera
LUCREZlA BORGIA-
Also the burlesque Julien introducing the
AMERICAN QUADRiLLsS.
With superior ETHIOPIAN MlNSTaELsY
AT THE BATTLE OF
w MONMOUTH-By LEUTZE.-The Exhibition Of iais
Great National Picture open a. the Of the Va:
tions Academy Of Design, No. ee5 Broadway, DAY and
EVENING.
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farm GOODS ano 6tationern.

NOSLEY's STEEL PENS.-These superior
WI ard iusty celebrated Pers well require
comment The manufacturers beg 10 nf,rm The trade bat
ttty have sppon;sa g Agent; i9T The a Of s reg, y
New Yor porters Il Stationery Fancy Good Bible; &c.
The publc can be supplied az all Stationers &c
Eew-York, Oct. ID, 1884
CTATIONERY at Low RICES (.
- WIN. A. WHEELER x CO,
Nos IS and IS Park have hand large and desra
he s,oet Of sTATIONERI Foreign aud Domestic; American
P.rers de Which they will sell At very low prices eher for
CASH crAPPROyED PAPER.
IL. .ttertios sfbayers is partieularly requested
NCs. Is aud l. Psrk.roW.
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' II ~ Il
FIRsr RATE PousEs IN PAsis.
sILKs-The yery newest fashions nadea articles, "Ay
g1GE thS old established house of Hogrtier Richer a.
puzouy 10 Rue viyisnnsi Savage, Brothers Lepre-
vJst, tBceessop q Hsmsfd 20.
TIE HOUSE or FAUVEf Dress Maker, petTonzed By the
i"A prebsss Of sutherland 4 rue MsnsT.
MILLINERY Head Dresses and Court OrnaInsats, Beau
wEDpfEG PRE ssf sa.w ro.uufe
tire Of Wljte and Black Lace snd French Cseaemre
sAsvbi Chns Cppei PrsiDss GrsmAsnss. 81 rue
READY MADE and BABY LINEN. Wedding ssisi Nine.
Psysn, 10 rue yiyierne
srAYsTMHe Hyppoh;e' Patented By the Empress, rue
TILMGN-Afifs.l Flowers Patented By the Empress iof
GLOVES ard cRAvATs-Prvst 40 rue nsuye St Anss..in
Al tie for the special ms1ofseare Of
SHIRTS. 10 Boulevard Poissonni.se. Of the
10th flr Gentlemen and Ladies
UMBRELLAS. Psissol. walking Sticks and fashionable RI
ars WIZ. Gszsl, pA'roO"d BY TIE Empress
GUERLh1N Psrfumer the Earpves.p Perfume. q al
II London, NslEc,te. 3 90 BonSsr
LIZ ROY SON Wa eh add Clock Makes % he Ssy! oi-
merry 20 tho King ChroB0msteTs srd WsfcDes 10.
sns Cloctsi received Aedsls French and Lesaoo
Erhtitions Psris, Gsleds NJ ,Htpensier' fs'ss h""'
MARRETT TARRY BROTHERS, JessleE, Gold sas Is 81.
vi Snifhs. 10 me NissnDe. CoFrespoeoasas, 90
York, Messrs MsrehsAd, GsleIoos * Co. ''' "''''
LAgocIfy Co Tsbls Services sevres csiss ctystais.
onor B5SE1s: Se 1 70; lss = rue R.p1s
DEEIEBE extensive Bronzs Aseu '.as
LEXosNER JsyeIsr ,1s from he rue "a Coz. Sc
HODOre 70 n ssS7'Ps . ssi Gold asSs ~ "a PIE
sr-ssv T sfrSe,qh hgssss Bronze Mssgeoy Psnrs Sra
p.py 10 re ses Bots Enanis and 10 DC vsl,s te
q TshcSs P.,,n,se nnerGy.@s,o'n 70 s
- sss ssyeIal ais prizes At the var0as exhibitions.
opTfCIAH-Casy.ller II Place On Poo, seu.
TeSso s ne ss ss Sss s u s1 h
- GGocery. Sole Agent Of DoraseJ Of Zstts
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that EDWARD

~ OLIVER Liverpool in the kingdom Of Crest Britain.
reliant hioowDer has assigued ali bis property vhs
yer situate s debs and claims due and owing 20 him 70
Messrs ROBERT RANKIN. DANIEL CAMPBELL, ROB
FRT CROsBIE, JOHN STARR DE WOLF and WILLIAM
JAMES FEARNE, all Of Liverpool In trust for the equal
benefit Of bis credtors.-New Yofk, Oct 1851
FOSTER 4 THOMSON,
AitorneH for Aasnets and Trastees Of ElwaId DIVER
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TIVE NYslPH CIRCLE.-TO LITERARY
i AID TALEETED YOUNG LADlES-Pnposal 70 get
M CLty containing heT eKcutiye orz.nsl gr0t1etens
20 Be tsohsiea1y denomisatsd THE aYIpH CIRCLE.
Eeeh besTnk r.r the and receiving
truft Giro 70 meet evenings fgf read
ths productions without aeesisayy Heo @ zaisia sis
aol osy Strictly literary adies "a apply For fol-
particulars aSdre.s EYaPHoLlO. No S2ss PostOfiee.
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NOTICE to MINING OPERAToRs--The

~ advertiser GEOLOGIST, PRACTICAL MINER, and
DIsco'ERER Of Three FIXED Laws TO the Geological
Forces Dynsmics Of Mineral Beds These Laws pub
hed Report the Geology Of the Western Lead Fields
In the February number Of tho Mnins Magazine 1854 Tho
Laws sppy deposits Of Coal Iron Lead coprer and
other Minerals in susilfed Rocks; and tnowsdss q them
Indispensable IN judging Of the value Of mineral district
The Advertiser win attend the Survey Of hines and Mineral
Prospects and Report them with Pans Of Working, &c
ASdress l. V PHILLIPS. Princeton, ~ J.
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-OGRApVY. Or ASrRoyomCAL

- 4 cIFUNUUhAfH1i Ut, AsIhUNU,'IVV,lI-
n Gl.e ssrEY with tie q Globes, arranged either
fsilf,trus Neasrg sra study C-sses for S15y IN
- Ccr.u u tod - By Frlms WilA-d G1tho- Of WI
la-. = Pe-uis1 Series . r itoi e."
IT, e. is e-'h Af.r1ac icsl lreosrsF ~
" 81 L. - sfre.'L q -. Ttacher Living 0otes VII
frl Is icef ~ liable A.. =
Eanrre rs VII e-t sy ~. rrepSi &C re re,e-p1 q
-5--r.. i --.1ps .LR8iAs, MOORE ! Co
i.le ST. rf.-.ur-rs Troy, v \.
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rgyHE PUBLIC is CAUTIONED against RI.
CEIyTEG NEGOTIATING certain PIX MI -
NOTE drsvp ara indoned BY uysef Gated New 81
Isa sp8 psyable three moaths ster date, fr ...S
HUNDRED DOLL ARs. 10 eonsdsra'os bay % III t1sTgS
fer e ,ssns.-Oet q, IRA WILLIAM ~ S~N'
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Eost ano fcuno.


T OST-From the possession Of the subscriber In
Il Houesdale Pa "a PASS BOOK No SO containing sun
dry accounts OF deposits &c the Broadway Savings Inst
tuon This is to caution all persons against purchasing Or
usrg sad psss book In any unlawful way.
Pttston Oct. IT, 1894. SANFORD LENCH
OST or ST0LEN-Between New-York and
IL Pbnsdelphis, NEGOTIABLE DRAFT for sseoc, Of
H. SULLIVAN President CT Central Ohio Rsilrosd Co,
: r. HOSMER, Treasurer, ami by him accepted and In
dorsed also by 5. r. HoSMER, WM. GALiGHER and }.
SULLIVAN All persons cautioned against receiving
aid dTal.
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EMPLOYMENT for AGENIS.-SeyerI
40 81 =. FSTsLoth local and tTaysr Al. every stale
In he UDon IcT The SALE Of PATENTED ARTICLE 81
NASTFACTURE nov N excessive deEisnd- Inc exclusive
tsht r the United stAes owned oy ne 1a'eftes and
sr Of capacity and busaess tsc can easily earn eV per
month. No rspfAl necessary. - .. .. -. a..
EATRAcT FEoM CoN,CyIc ATOMS EA9a OR ASENIa-'I
herr th DelOe you drsG for = aols.i. aes1elss oe
- -. r,o,fb T-Siaped REED. shah rsGlize
-, m nv sas this month about LuEiEed sAd ssyeaty
IN o@-p,i~n win prove light and sentismsaly snploy-
uen--as bt porabl a. J. il I!otiab-e
Nc cent accsrtd unss. abe % aEo1ne s1stantlI
ts,litrousls ss 10 character and industry.
S.isre. yi be sraDze6 the hrst yeaff preferred.
So spT susEe 7ertisen ets iorwsr3sd froTa
Idle curiosity only TIE saEeTse VIII consider no
.irre,f.v VII fell particulars vill oe forwarded.
AsS-es. BURNS BENEDICK & Co., Baltimore Nd
10 IL substantial u tn enterprise refer Ken
meth & Dale ard L. Roy Sons a Co Aso e Hsliton r.
key West, Fla
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nTPUOTE IRIBUNE-Tte Official Paper OF
IL re - tbs o. h ada-t and roe widely or
C.-fse Nes ps'rs AZ lsss ttr "a erAnis 40 % q
'sAs n &c The t-Elca g. Drh4 tnd ihe 1PfeI NJ
ssrT N 90 v.N C. ssr5 th-r entertainment 20 LEI
DCbrQUE TaI9UNF. W. 3 issged nsiy, WeeAy sna
TrWeck'v ID h - sss.dy lsrse siverisng Paron
- Is viii u q - rel.-rn.e % - -nnlns.
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ARCTIC CHARTS-ShOwiIg Wellington
" CsG1rel hey L. and aid tie EppNach e Or
Fsh or Baeas River where have hesn icurd tAe Fenns
s1 Johr Fra1kn AID also shsx1s re -
tcu cf T. EGre = : " daring ~rteT g ltS > ~
90 ~ ,. p.sTUESELL, " - tfesa "a
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UvANTED-As situation by respectable Wom-
w an as WET NURSE; bss a fresh Breast Of Min
second body. Good city reference piyen II required Ap
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WANTED-By a young Woman a situation as
w NURSE. and understands Tho CARE Of CHILDREN,
and has DO objection 70 dorg PLAIN SEWING Of assisting
IN doing CHAMBERW OAK and has the best Of city ref
Apply No 81 25th st. between 9Th and 7thay Can
be Sc for two dayg
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WANTED-AtN No. 1874 Broadway (basement)
w ssiesmen Clerks, Porters Barsespeus, Wasr Coach
Men Steamers and Railroads Boys for Trade Girls
as Cooks mads Nurses aud Scrushius Cra Charges
moderate DRYER a. KAUFMAN, AseDss
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boy WANTED.-One who is smart strong,
ID well sequsnisd with the ely, and cfn write s9od haoi
apply No SO Broadway. szfs from 70 70 L eo
GOOKS- WATERS, NURSES, and other male
- ara er ale domescs provided for TespestS9e Az
Applv 3, the psyrent Agency Oce No 81 East lin -
Union square SB-Pe's0ns seeking diushS9s - 'n' 'A'
sre fponifed 70 have GOOD references
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Personal.

by card in the Baltimore American Of
this date, we notice the withdrawal of W. NJ
Burwell, Esq, from the editorial department
of that paper. The American meets a great
loss in the departure Of Mr. Burwell, whose
polished pen of late las added greatly to the
interests of its columns
....Miss Laura keene, the popular actress,
| sailed from New York on Monday for Califor.
MIA, where she intends pursuing her profes.
sion.
80. 1t is said that Mrs. Mowatt will com.
mence an engagement next week at the Ma.
tional theatre in this city
....George W. Whistler, Esq, has resigned
as Superintendent of the New York and New
Haven Railroad. His successor is not vet ap-
pointed.
80. The Ohio Statesman chronicles the re.
suit of Mr.. Pugh's election to the Senate as a
triumph Of the Nebraska bill-defning Mr.
Pugh's position upon it as follows:
THE people will sustain, as the Legislature
have sustained, him in his Democratic princi-
pies, applied to Douglas bill. We regard his
election as glorious triumph of this Demo
cratic measure in Ohio. No man could have
| been elected who was opposed to it. That was
tried Mr.. Pugh, as is well known, is uneaui.
yocally and openly in favor of the Nebraska
bill. He was we'll known as such when nomi.
| mated. We are authorized to say that he ts
in tauor of tile biH."
....Mr. Green, the celebrated diver, on the
18th ultimo, discovered two locomotives in
Lake Erie, about fourteen miles above Grand
river They were lost two years ago last fall
from vessel in storm. They lay in twenty
two feet of water, and were discovered by the
fact that ice piled up on the spot
....Governor Bigler, of Pennsylvania, i,
| censured here by the friends Of the Nebraska
bill, for using his influence in preventing The
passage of the Nebraska resolutions, which
were offered yesterday at the Harrisburg Con.
| vention.
80. Charlatte Cushman, now creating sc
much sensation at the Princess theatre, Lon.
| don, was born in Boston, where her mother
kept boarding house in Brattle street
80. The DENIM Girls" played their fare
well at the Syracuse IN. ~ Theatre on tn.
first instant. The next day they started fol
| Troy en- route, where Kate got married t
Charley Fox, the comedian; thence to New
York, and took passage in the Northern Light
which sailed on Saturday for California. -
"Kate" leaves her husband behind, and take
a servant girl in his stead. Susan take
hers along. Mr.. Fox will sail in about tw,
weeks 5.5
"a card from Senators Seward, Foot
Wade and Hunt, appears in the columns 0
the New York papers, certifying that MI
Everett, in spite Of his failure to vote whel
the final question was taken on the passage o
the Nebraska bill, was opposed to it and tina
his position upon it is just as satisfactory a
he had voted against it.
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AUsrRALIA.-From Melbourne, Aus
tralia, dates ere to December.2. The
yield of gold was not increasing, and
emigration had sensibly diminished.
Laborers were in demand. A carpenter
earns from Ct to Q a week; a mason from
9 to 10 los. /; a wood-splitter 4 los. to 5
q week, and rations; a bullock-driver
2 los. to 3 los. week. and rations and
a laborer on the roads 2 COS. week, and
others in proportion. Order has been
re established at the diggings.
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A CURIOUS PHASE OF NATIVE AMERI-
CANIsM.--An act for the promotion of
medical science has passed the Legisla
ture of New York. This act allows the
bodies of paupeis in certain cases to be
gwen to the doctors for dissection, but its
provisions are confined to native paupers,
the bodies of foreign paupers being ex-
cepted from its operation. Providence
Journal.
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Washington, March 8, 1854.

Mr.. ED1TOR:-Some months ago the writer
w csshed sn order drawn by clerk on his sal
airy, payable to the order of -, friend of the
clerk; and when application was made to the said
clerk he having drawn his salary in violation Of HE
oder for the amount of his order, be refused pay
ment saying that he had given the order to his
friend purely as an act of accommodation, and CON
sguently be did not feel under any Obligations
Whatever to pay the amount Of his order
This same clerk has since resigned his Office and
has recelVea an appointment to an important and
lucrative Office, at the hands OF the President ard
confirmed By the Senate. His name in nv next
20 you think. Mr.. Editor, that such a man j.
worthy TO fill any Office Of trust under the Govern
ment? DCPED
mar 9-1ts
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CAUTION & S. REWARD he,,

~ forewarn all psrsons from trusting, FEEDING.
clothing, or shetering in any way, either by gift
employment, or lodging, my son, FRANCIS NJ
BfRAM, aged 10 years, rather slenier made, light
hair, ard blue eyes; had on when he left home, >
dark coat plaid pants and cloth cap but took Other
clothes with him. 1 have reason to believe he WI
persuaded away las he had no cause to eave.) from
home; and am determined to prosecute any and
all persons whom may find dsre garding the above
caution will give the above reward for his appre
hention and delivery to me, his safe custody in
Washington, with other reasonable chsrges.
JN0. W. BYRAM, % b It.
Washington, D. c., March 9th, 1851.
mar Ste
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THE NEW CHURCH ORGAN.

TNHE BEAUTIFUL Organ being erected in the See, nd
i Presbyterian Church, intersection OF New Yo.l
avenue and II street. will be ready for trial and in
spection on Satu day the 18th instant at O'Clock
m. The clergy, organsts, and all others interest
ed in hearing and seeing Model Instrument are in
vited to attend at the above time.
HILBUS Il HITZ,
Sole Agents for the manufacturers, Messrs. Pom.
pliiz Roiewald. mar 9-d3t
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" The Postmaster General has de.
cided that can actual subscriber to a
weekly newspaper, resident within The
county where the same is printed and
published, entitled to receive such paper
free of postage at any office in an adjoin-
ing county, provided such is the one at
which he usually receives communica-
tons by mail"
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

IA. ing Hall, formerly kept ON Pennsylvania
avenus, between 10Th AMI l1th street. next door &c
Woodward Guys Hardware Store. respectfully in
forms their old customers and friends that they hav.
opened q new and splendid Room between 9th an,
10th street, doors below the Washington CITY Sav
ings Bank, Pennsylvania avenue, fitted up superior
to any house in the clothing line in this city. They
have also received a complete assortment of Sprinl
Goods of any quality selected to i've entire satis.ao
ton to those who may patronize them with a call
Prices much lower than aby other House in thi
city, In their line. SELDNER Il CO.,
Fashionable Clothiers,
Pa. avenue, between 9th AID 10th streets
O. liza
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e We trust that persons disposed to
use the advertising columns of the Star.
VIII remember that payment is required
in advance, an all cases, for advertise
ments, except those sent by quarterly or
yearly advertisers.
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U According to official accounts the
Russian troops in the principalities and
Bessarabia, amount to total of l56, 500
men, with 500 pieces ofartllery, of which
seventy-two are of the heaviest calibre.