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sellor might mention perfect host OF applicants
for minor Offices, clerkships, &c.
1t is said that Mr. Reqaea, editor of the Clipper,
wants something which will yield fair salary and
not interfere with his editorial labors Augustus
Talbot and N. Barton, both reporters for the same
Journal, are applicants for clerkshps. The propne
tors, Of course, are certain of the city printing and
such other favors as may suit their organ. place
may also be provided for the printers devil, press
man, and others. Thomas o. Jones, formerly mail
agent and assistant newspaper reporter, candidate
for secretary to the Mayor. Andrew Jackson Ban
dell, reporter for the Patriot, and well known in
Washington. an old time Democrat is applicant for
clerk to the First Branch of the City Council. Your
old friend, b. H. Richardson, of the Argus, is names
outside counsellor. Maurice Gidleman has put
in for a contract 70 supply the members OF both
branches Of the Council with oysters, and all other
good things in his way, that he may retrieve some of
his losses by betting J. NJ Turner will furnish good
mutton for extra suppers; and Nick Kelly asks for
the contract clean the streets and alleys that
election and FIFE from rubbish, especially those in
the Eighteenth Ward. The Empire Club will, per-
haps, ask for nothing than guarantee against
embellishments upon their rights al the Sixth Ward
polls, ~ II fall, by native barbariaus '-.
II might 70 ON and enImerate thousands who are
in the line Of anxioHsly expected promotion or re-
ward but suffice for the present. -s- Z
If the Ex Whig-Mayor should get place in his
Honor's confidential cabinet, it will be Of great ser
vice in aiding him to prepare beautiful and eloquent
speeches when great occasions call for them.
[ supposed your regular correspondent might omit
some things herein alluded TO, and therefore send
this letter gratutously. -,.-- s5 .-a-. ,-jT
Yours, &C. 81 BEN BOLT"
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. similar composition to the above, but in q miIder
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Opposition majority, A Dsmocr attic major
lty In the Ihirty-third Congress, 10; anti-Ad-
Manifestation gain in "a members elected. 81.
There are 148- members yet to be elected
from twenty States an equal number (74) to
Do chosen from the slaveholding, as from the
non-sfaveholding State.
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q The Nova Scotia coal arriving at New
York, instead Of being landed duty paid for
consumption, is sold in bond for re-shipment
to China and other foreign ports. Some car
goes hsvs been taken up for California, under
the belief that, before it can reach them, the
reciprocity treaty will be in full force.
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1Ths New York .Tysbune argues that the
SOUTH Wings of Congress who supported the
Nebraska bill and thus abandoned the Wing
party, arc responsible for the fusion of the
northern Wing party with the Abolitionists.
and pleads that such course was rendered
necessary to Withstand the "aggressions of the
slave power" and all that sort Of thing.
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HEAT AND VENTu.ATE

VIE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand and are pre-
NJ pssea 70 put up almost every description Of
hangs, including the Gibson, Boynton, be.se. asr
row ana spence patterns. These We viii at nm AZ
IS ow rates and a. well a. can be found In this
Also, on band a complete assortment Of Register,
W: THOMPSON a BRO.
Plumbing aas Fitting Establishntut.
-. "a aavsnas 9 ~, osevssn 10th end Il,h "a
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RUSSIA AND HER ENExIEs.--The New York
Mirror, in discussing the aspect of European
affairs, says:
The chances Of Russia look desperate, but
lar better would it be. ultimately for liberty
and civilization that her boundaries we're nm
broken, than that the enlightened despotism
OF tne oid tnrone-propping allies should pre-.
van. Such is our judgment. Russia would
% a more tolerable master of Europe, tina
france, England, and Austria. 49,. -.
no rude power of numbers, of stone walls. IN At
can stand before the modern science # var AZ
PraceIced BY France and England. The nv
mad armies OF the old Persians, Carthaxenians,
Greeks, and Romans, with their elephants and
scythe. armed chariots, could not have resisted
for an hour such force as the allied generals
commanded 81
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LIE NEXT CoSGREss.-The following is the
result for members of the next Thirty fourth,
Congress, in the States where elections have
been held, compared with the present Thirty
third Congress a-s
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a One hundred and eighteen thous and
German smigrants arrived at New York from
foreign ports during the first eight months of
the present year. a
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VIRG1s1A.-The State Convention for nomi-
mating candidate for Governor of Virginia,
will be held at staunton on the Both of No.
vember
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" A tremendous tornado visited a large
tract OF land in the Mour bhunge district,
British India, about the end Of May, by which
seven villages and many hundred lives were
destroyed. The hurricane was preceded bv q
general confagration was the consequence.
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

SEA MISS 3. WALLACH. ~
1&&nPa. avenue, between 7th and sih sts NJ al
H. Respectfully announces to her Gus IT,
TONERS and the ladies Of Washington and vicinity
urday, the l9th Goth, and 2lst beautiful sssoyt-
ment Of Fall sni Winter HATS
In connection with the above will be found an ex.
ceiient assortment OF ali kinds 81 Millinery Goods,
Embroideries, Laces, Trimmings, and Fancy Goods.
Also beautiful assortment of Hair Dresses and LIS,
dies Dress Caps.
Waited two Ladies to learn their trade at Mill.
merry business. oct I7-3ts
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WARM UNDERGRADUATES.

n usual, our assortment Of Msrino xttrick,
"A Chevtot, and Lambs wool, SILK and Cotton Ur.
dershrts and Drawers is complete in ell its varieties
embracing many sizes and styles rot TO be found
elsewhere e, and at uniform and moder ate prices
STEvENs'S
oct I-St Sslesroom. Browns Hotel
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MRS. M. A. NAY.

MRS. M. A. MAY,
FashtODable Dross N ker.
llM street, betsceen Pennsyfpdnia arenus and st,
oct I9-lts
q HIRTS MADE To ORD WHO
y wish good fitting Shirt, ma e of the bsst ma.
teriss and the best style, can be suited by e.y
ing their orders at STEVENS'S
oct lS-3t" sa'esroom, Browns Hote,
& ELnikG NEW PIANOS AT MANUFACTORY
y Wholesale prices for cash We have on hand
few very superior instruments, which We viii sell
rs above close out our present stock previous te
removing. Every instrument warranted. Cali and
judge for yourselves at Hilbus Hitz' usic Depot
Get lift
HOMEPATHY.-Manual of hom oe pathic Prae.
Ill tce tor the ute of Families and Private Indi
vid ais by A. K. Small, A. IL NJ. d. Price So. In
valuable for dom sic reference
Poems and foundations from Goethe, Schiller &c.
by Cnes. B. La bert
The Railway Library, wonderfully cheap editions
OF bulwer's Novels, Tor travellers reading
Rout ledge's Tourists Guide through the United
States, containing all the reQuisit. information TO
gsth'r with a splendid May-5O cents
Lives of the Queens Of England before the Con.
quest, by hrs. Hall
TAYLOR MAURYS
OCT lS-d Bookstore, near 9th IT.
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FaE PRESS zREPUDIArED BY THE CArHoL
CIYRGY The Nou vo,L

IRE PRESS tREPUDIArED BY THE CATHOLIC
cLERsY-The New York Mirror says:
g Tho late Roman Catholic Connci, IN .h;,
city oame to the conclusion that the connec.
ton between The church and their self cor sti
tuted ofscles should be publicly severed: and
tnat when an organ was to be recognised. 1t
should be placed in charge of competent the
ologlans, and confined within strict limits Of
theology Such sheets as the Freeman's Jour.
nal, the Geit, the Boston Pilot, the Irish Amer
lean, and, brownson's Review will, under this
decision, b. seeularised." g az
How mach better it would be for Christi ami.
ty eysry- where if the clergy had less to do
with politics and newspapers. While thew
gain power in politics, they retrograde in re.
ligion. i,fr. - -. .-
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q The great second advent camp meeting
at Exeter, n. H., is now in progress. j. al
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Clerical Appointments, Removals, and Pro-
motions.-The following gentlemen were re-.
moved from the Office of the Sixth Auditor
post Office Department.
Charles b. Durham and George NJ. Dale.
both of the second class.
Wa Coburn and =. W. Anderson, pro.
NOTED from the first to second class in their
stead.
A. H. McRes, of La, and VIM. B. Hart of
New York, appointed to first class.
Charles B. Shirley, second class, renewed
from Third AUDITORS Office -,
James M. Smith, promoted from first to sec
ond class, in his stead. .s.r,-...., ,.,-..--
p. Dr.. A. Fl. Sanders, of Va, appointed to a
first class clerkship, in place of J. NJ Smith,
promoted. az
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, G. w.
Manypenny, Esq has returned to Washing.
ton, after q tour through the Indian TERRITORY
of the Northwest. '0 =eo.s-. & 1.il..
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation Monday, the 18th of Oct,
there were of Treasury Warrants entersd on
tho books of tho Department. .s, 81 -.-.t.
For tho redemption Of stock...... s. 65I OF
For the payment of Treasury debts $50 90
Fof the Customs ................ 4,340 81
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands. :................. 371,4 AT 46
Covered into the Treasury from - i d.
Customs. 500. ............... 1904 os
Covered into tho Treasury ffem
miscellaneous sources..... 1913 80
To be funded under the act of 18th r. o..r o.
of January, 1s47.............. $50 90
For the War Department. l04,O14 81
For paying for the War Depart
mont: ................. 5,6s1 Ga
For tho Navy Department. ...... I'll 1855 q
For re paying in the Navy Depart a.e,
partment.. ................... sa 1,137 "a
fof tho Interior Department. 80. 1920 90
TUESDAY, October II. - - Do
For the redemption of stock...... STA II
For paying other Treasury debts. 22,476 81
For the Customs. 5,OI5 rs
For the War Department. ....... 3O,022 81
For repaying in the War Depart r..
nnent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3O,O22 ga
For the Navy Department. ....... 1881 u
For the Interior Department...... 1862 oil
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GEOOND HAND PIANOS TAKEN IN PART PAY
~ ment for new ones at the Music Depot Of
oct 1S-tf HJJRJJs 4 urTz
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r Persons wanting The Epening Star in
Baltimore, can procure it early every after
room at Henry Taylor's Newspaper Depot
" Sun Iron Buildings f's'i7 F-
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OFFICIAL.


Franklin Race, Rre1dent Of ne United States O,
.9meTica, to all whon, may concern: ~
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that AARON H. PALMER has been appointed vice
consul of Peru for Washington and Georgetown, In
tile District of Columbia, and for Alexandria in the
state of Virginia. do hereby recognise him as such,
and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges are allowed to
the consus Of the most favored nations in the Uni
ted States. tsEts .rts-s l- ir. .s-. -s-..si1u
In testimony whereof, l have caused these letters
to ee made patent, and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed. ssa-at s. -.- Esa'
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington
the l3h. day Of October, A. d. 1854, aud
IL. ST. of the independence of the United States
a. of America the seventy ninth. - -,
..esE 81 FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY he President: - y ~
w. l.. MARsY, Secretary Of State.
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4 4 National Guard, Attention 3
81 81 You are hsreby notified to meet at your armo
Xr M ~ on THURSDAY MORNING rsxt October
II h 10th, at 81 O'Clock m, in full uniform, for
p rads.
The Company will form ct eL o'clock precisely
By orier of Capt. Jas. A. TAFT:
oct 17-2t G. r. BISHOP, Ord SGT
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=
The fonrh A. u 1sl Nee ing Of the above Associa
ton will be held at Potomac Hall on THURSDAY
EVENING, 10th instant, at o'clock. Onicers for
oct 1s-st d. ASHFORD, Secretary
A n Attention. National Greys You
r. arv hereby ordered to inset ct your Armory
hi {lJ ON THURSDAY, the 10 instant, at 81 o'ch
u " a. m, in full winter uniform, for battalion
By order of the Company: go
P, EAGEN, o.. oct 1s-lt.
Az Scott Goards, Attentios.-You
81 a are hereby ordered to appear at the armory
M m on THURSDAY. the 10th Octob.r, at O'Clock
Il II .. M in full winter uniform, for parade.
b A. JAMIsON, Captain.
A &. LIZ MERLE, o. 8. o. oct ls-1tS
An Attention, WashinEt0n Light
@ & Infantvy-You are hereby notified to meet
~ ON THURSDAY, the 10th instant, a o'clock
n a: m, in winter Uniform, for parade
oct ls-lt. - e.
"a National Guard, Attention .
81 "a You are hereby notified to meet at your armo-
M VI ~ on THURSDAY MORNING rsxt October
~ n lsth' at leolocka M in full uniform, for
The Company viii form ct ~ o'clock precisely.
oct I7-2t c. R. BISHOP. Ord. Sgt.
NN Montgomery Guards, Atten.
"a ton -Yoa ar Hereby requested to meet at
NH u,
w v the 18th Instant, for drill, and to make ar.
Judgements for the Parade ON tia 10th. Every
member is expected to be present.
B. order of Captain Key:
oct l6 3t* TH0S. McENfRY, Ord. Sgt
~Natfonal 81 edfcaI CoIIeGo, VASE.
US NafoN--'fhe thirty third annual course Of
lectures will commence on the fourth Monday in
October, and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
WIN. johnson, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, M. D, Professor Of Msteria Medioa,
Therapeutics, and Hygiene
John Fred. May, M D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery.
Grafton Tyler, D., Professor Of Pathology and
Practice Of Medicine.
Lewis Steiner, NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry
Edward A. Scott, NJ. D.. Prosector and Demonstra,
tor Of Anatomy.
The facilities for the prosecution Of practical
anatomy are ample
Like most smisr institutions In Europe. the desks
from which the regular lectures are given and the
wards for clinical instructions under the same
roof.
The completion of the extensive additions to tn.
buildings since the last session for the scsommoda
ttn of the SICK will greatly extend the usefulness
OF the nedicAi and surgical clinic.
The entire expense fer full course Of lectures 800
Prsctcai anatomy by the demonstration. lO
Matriculating Tee, payable only once. S
Admission to the medical ami surgical clinic
through the whole conrfe without charge
For further information ddress LEWIS H.
STEINER, D., Dean Of the Faculty, Office Wash
ington Ipfirmary.
The lectures will be given In the Afternoon and
erening, to accommodate studen's who have other
engagements during the earlier part Of the day.
oct g. tl10thNov.
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menu IN tee manner OF transactlng business
here in all the branches of the Executive of.
ces, as to greatly reduce the business of all
those gentlemen who have been employed in
the settlement of the affairs of clients with the
Government, until agents who four years ago
were making from So, 900 to S., 900 per annum,
are complaining that they cannot now realize
more than one hundred dollars per month from
their profession
Progress of tho Mexican Boundary Com
mission We understand that letters have
been received from Mr.. Charles Radziminski,
the secretary of the Commissioner, dated at
Powder Horn, near 1ndianola, Texas October
I'd. Major Emory, the Commissioner, left that
station on the Beth September, on route for the
theatre of his operation, taking with him all
the members of his party, except some who
were sick, and Mr.. Radziminski, who remained
to take charge of tho wagons, the schooner
conveying which was coming in sight as he
wrote. He expected to follow after the Com.
missioner the next day. From the acknowl-
edged ability and energy of Major Emory, and
the chief officers assisting him, We look for
ward to an carly and successful completion of
the extensive, laborious, and hazardous field
operations, connected with this important sur.
vey. - ,'o'
Governor Of Wisconsin The Hon
Barstow, is in this city, attending to the in.
lsssss ssfAhisStste in connection with the
Land Once Bureau. eaD,s.,5- .0oi4 t'y-. a.
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