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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03

Firth Marks, Tumors, Corrugations, Disco
lorations Of the skim goygu molo and all
snee, by HARVEY WALLACE, l92 Second avenue,
ner Of Twelfthstreet
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A MEXICAN ErrORx AND ISDErES Dent xoS
n nhten Or Asssmhly -sistesntA Asasmhly distre
kisktsspth ana Twenty art wards
John =. COCKS
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n ENTu wARD-DExoCRATIC REPUBLICAN RECU.
4 lar union nomnation-fcr COuneilman Of the Twenty
sxth Council district,
JuuN VAN TINE.
Il ESTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr-REcULAR DEMO
cratic ncnsin atiorf--
Fer Asssmhly-Nleholae seA~rist.
District composed % The Twenh Nineteenth, and rwen
tysceond wards NICHOLAS ROGERS, Chsirman.
fs aasaa. s issssi., 3sssrs'rss
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The Celebrated Shaker Knit Unsicrgar-

nents ao every size and quality Of lambs wool, merno
cotton and silk dershrts and selling cheap ~
AcLAUCHLINS, 22 Greenwich street Of chambers
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OC7 GRAND STREET AND III BowERYr-yo xER
AOl chants and captains -p ease apply Henry
PHILIPPE newly invented patented medic ateNlGr chest
protector for the Of asthma coughs and colds and all
kinds of diseases Of the CHI sts which has been highly
and Anerea he has now TO offer te The public doIsn
S. which be had retail and Wholesale establish
ment Grand street and III Rowery Agents for Broad
way, Rufhton, John Msakim, Scbribncr Co., Pha Co,
Green 4 Co.. and Clark
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DEOPLES TICKET
Z For Xayor-James w. Barker.
For Rccorder-John H. White.
For City Judge-Sidney II. stuart.
For District Attorney-ChAuucey Sha6er
For Register-John ]. Doane
OF Streets LAmps-yoseph i. Milling
For Governor Of the Aimshouse-yoseph 8. Taylor.
For Surrogate-Alfred Mcintyre.
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Az spsorRSaD sfRriSc OT rmG LIQUOR DEAL
"A srs trstrsi ~ 10 hsls FRIDAY. Nevsaesra al
esiexk ~ a. ne s-shsstss nssss. eerssr q Bs~sr
spd BrOems street. ~ srdsr, -
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Patent Brick Machine-Invcnted by r.
DEvLAN, Reading Pa. Patented the Sd Of October
leo! perfee. working model Of this improvement
making bricks at the rate Of sixty minute
exhibition at the Astor House. No where mechi
Mica builders, and Of enterprise invited to call
Che patentce.
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TINTH WARD DENocRArIc REPUBLICAN, RxGu.
II lar noDinatiou.
On covHorIAAs ,o O. TN. Z T IT,, .yurn DurHIo.,


TEErH WARD DExocRArIo REPUBLIcAN RIGu-
A0ov''n.A: JOHN 81 r, s TcisyF'r" D"rnIo'.
TwELFTH WARD REGULAR DEMocRArIc WIG
ouneiinan-s1tistS district, George W. Jenkins
Assesser-koderick A. KNOX
Siyn Jgssiss-ssysn.h district Henry w Genet.
1ss district Isne WV b byns
nipector-John Is Hobby.
constsbies-John R. Harrington John Helms
ny ''0ei d "''a o' c. W Van vooRHIs Chairman.
TWELFTH wARD-cRAND RATIFICATION MEET
sard win hold meeting Hotel o.
Charles spencer others viii address the meetns Cit
iia., asI.od. WIN be Gosnem.n; and every
NM .
der receive votes
ssidsn Rnos y 0i Bstenssr .' a. S1srsi.s
G. W. Van voorhis.
TnIRrEENTn WARD, ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIS
Assembly cSgysnsIoa 5ss1,a ward hold the
Ter in the chair and william Frssm secretary '' nun
the orhs Eleventh Assembly District Of
Samuel Hunter David H. Hsmstoad. william W. Fream,
Committee , -
WILLIAM w. FnEAx, Secretary.
THIRTEENTH wARD-ELEvENTH ASSEMBLY DIS.
For T' as..ns,yso ARf5if' 'i rETTY
Il Il. ssd
LIGHTER 81 Ridge street. Thursday evening Nov David
nSoa Philip III Com
the sSsrsS sss sssa:S John Tsy was
Thomas DvsLrAar. Secretary
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CEvENTH WARD MUNICIPAL REFORM NOMINA.
y naton-For Councilman, Sixteenth district GEORGE
w. ROOSEVELT
CEvENTH WARD, RALLY.-sEyMOUR AND VIC.
- toryThe friends Of Mr. WIN. OShea In tho Fifteenth
Coul ell district and through the ward in general
quesed to meet in at No. "a East Broadway Friday
night At TX O'Clock.
G EyENTH WARD.-REGULAR WING ANDs III IN
y nomination.
For Councilman Of the Fourteenth District,
Erastus w. Brown.
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hair dye by all acknowledged the the world
Esld Wholesale RETAIL applied In nine private
q W. A. BATCHEL0RS hair dye wig and mental hal
factory, ZS Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

PERSONAL.
RCHITECT-ADOLPH ENGELHARDT, FORMERLY
IA residing at New Orleans is informed that his father
Berlin has died Leopold Engelhardt In Bremen expects
. letter from him.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF JAMES PRICE, FROM
Turrcsgh parish Of Mayo, Queens county Ireland; also,
ID his son William. They landed in New York about three
February ss2 His wife, Mary Price, landed week ago,
and would be happy to hear them the oce
Commissioner OF Emigration, in the Park.
TP SYDNEY BARNET is NOW IN THE CITY lie
i wa meet friend by calling at 1873 Fulton street
lIR JOHN pLIGH WILL PLEASE CALL AT THE
XXl Herald Once, editorial rooms, for letter.
CH0ULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF JOHN KELS0,
~ Of Belfast Ireland who sailed in the ship Water Lily
from Quebec for Liverpool in August lastthc said ship
being damaged back for and has heard
OF snee-and viii call At 2o2 Broadway he will hear Of
something to his advantage.
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lOO NOTES stove store-We have large assorti vent
the latest patterns Of stoves sale reasonable
stoves and ranges lined with soApstone and repaired gat
set and repaired stoves and pipe furnished for
Also soapstone griddcs sale, Wholesale and retail
excellence in the grddes consists in their requiring but
greasing when used.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN-WITIIIN A FEW MINUTES
- walk q Wall street and Fulton ferries gentleman
and his wife and several single gen tiemen b
dated Apply at 1870 Henry street. between Perepont and
Clrrk streets.
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CristadOro's Hair Dyc.-This Splendid Dye
equal the world The tints impaired by
hair those Of nature Sold wholesale RETAIL ap
plied ut Cristadorois, No. Aston House.
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IHIRsT WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC WARD
IL Committec.-1he members Of the above COMMITTEES
in their att enhance this evening"
Friday Nov g. at III O'clock at John Matoneys % Green
wch Of Importance will be brought before
item. .'iken Fowler, John Cochranc Fernando Wood
Josiah Brownea disposed TO interfere vita this meeting
they invited 60 attend themselves and nocoward like
cnd scoundes Patsey Curry and others In their
pnT&; ,r,,.n yor,, JOHN b. hoIahs chairman'
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, Noxr
For Assembiy--P. II. Mcguire.
Assessor--Pstrick Grove.
For conneiIman-Fifth Council distrst-wm. Cieery;
DO. Sixth do. Bartw. Hesly.
For Consabcs-John TagAn. Michael Doody.
Msen ~'-'~'''''s''-i i0fsh'' "''Af'ns' ''AA
l'ss~ctors--Timothy o,Brien John Ware.
stes--James Riley, Michael Conroy, Thomas Fitsger
inspectors OF EeotionsFirst districAnthony McCrod
ain, stephen Lynch. Second distrfct-Olivcr ~ Donne
Francis Ryan. Third district-Charles Auderson John
Moore Fourth diftrct-John Grove Patrick Dousherty
fifth district-Jobn Oliver, Peter Dolan.
and ward commeaas finance aomInttes ths election
In the Iourth ward John Ware, Henry Allen John Red
Join Grove, John Casey Thomas Fitzgerald Stephen
Lynch, Wta PHILIPPE, james riley Henry Purcell Henry
Downes. JOHN OLIVER. Chairman.
low Js. ch ,,ns, {secretsries
L'IFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT-sRvENTHA AND
II Thirteenth wards and WILLIAMSBURG.
Regular Wing Nomination.
coNGRE
THOMAS r. WHITNEY
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GLORIOUS RESULT-FTRST WARD-UNION AMI
VI Comprcmise.--ReguIar whfg nominations.
for Aiaerman-llcn J. Phillips PhGuix.
Isr Councilman First district-Icnry Gariich.
For Cour Gilman Second district-Wm. p. Lei
For Assessor Jacob Roosevelt.
For Constables-H. ]. McNann, VIM. Jones.
For School Commissioner-A. J. Perry.
For School fnspector-Jas. n. Andrews
lor School Trustees-James @. Elliott, VIM Thompson
q. II. Reynolds, Joseph Dslmonico.
For lps rectors Of Election
FIRST district--Wm. q. Black. J. A. Gardner
Second district-P b. vanhouttsn r. Glossy.
Third distrct-Alexander Mason, Sol. Page.
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twenty years, and has, by the aCreeableness of his
general intercourse with our citizens, his iiberi and
correct dealings established for himself character
WHICH seldom II Sser, falls TO the lot of foreipn
munster resident among us. THESE, together with
is having married an estmable Lady of our city, has
long since caused oil differences of feeling or senti
Hleht, SO far.as nationality Of character Is Con
cefned to be ios sight Of and him be regarded as
one Of us. And we doubt not but his present indis
pos ton viii be very generally regretted BY our
people. Mr. Bodisco's loss from among us, from apy
cause, would be seriously felt, and much regretted
He is under the medical treatment of one of mn,
most skiliul physicians, and sincerely hone tina,
he will again be restored to health. 49,. ~
Inc warm weather and rains ofthe last few day
nave mad very softening effect upon our streets.
and many Of them are in. won't say what kind of
condition, but we would advise the ladies, if they
should take netion to 60 shopping or promepa
ding, to equip themselves in boots, and p-or
Bloomer costume, before they start We charge
nothing for the advice.
We learn from gentleman connected with orr
gas mpany, that they expect in two weeks
from this time, to be able to light the stores.
dwellings Sc, OF our citizens, with the article The
officers OF the company and the contractor. Mr..
Brick, certainly deserve great credit for having ac
compiiahed SO great an undertaking in so short
space OF time. The general preparation which i
being made by our citizens for introducing il into
their stores, dwellings, churches, &C., furnishes
good grounds to hope that the enterprise will prove
profitable one.
Just as we were leaving. we learned that colored
man, slave to Mr.. John Harry, was murdered last
night, on or near the Alexandria auueduct. After
oeins mertaiIy wounded, we learn that he was
thrown overheard, wherehe was found this morning.
holding on to the rope of boat, which he had
grasped in his efforts to save his life.
on last Friday, little boy, son of Mr. Goodrich.
strayed away from his home. When last seen. ION
the above named " he was in Washinston-sipce
which nothing has been heard Of him. His name is
Charles He is of light hair and com pIexion, and is
dressed in gray Kentucky jeans. and blue cloth can
ANY information in regard TO him, left at the ware
house of W. II. Ede<, Water street, will be thank
FULLY received by his distressed father
A little daughter Of Mr.. George Chamberlain. was
suddenly taken sick, last night, and died after few
hours illness. 1t is supposed i, was caused by some
Thing slic had been eating
1he last foreign news has caused more frmness
and an advance a5 cents per bbl IN flour. ~ Is
was freely offered yesterday, and refti sed Holders
do not appear at all anxious to sell. Red whoa,
prime, 81 81 q 81 60, white, 81 &c @ s! 20.
Roll butter, from wagons, SIG a s2o 80 100 lbs:
essS' 10 cehts per Dozen SPECTATOR
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~ There Is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies Of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior or lowpriced apparel
We would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR.
BILE HALLCLOTHING EMPORIUM, Browns build
ing where they be suited with every variety and
style Of clothing Their beautiful and we'll selected
stock consists inpar Of fine black and fancy colored
cloth rock sack and dress coats; superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks; rich
talmas, paletats and sack overcOats; with the best
selection of fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also shirts, collars drawers socks, cravats
handkerchief suspenders, gloves, undershirts, &c
All Of which they will sell lower than any othel
house in this or any other city. We would also cal
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
Of Boys Clothing. large supply Of servants wes,
always on hand.
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On FOE RENT-The BUILDING now ba
III iu. finished the nnrthaast 81 -

90 FOE RENT-The BUILDING now be
III ing finished the northeast corner of eth st
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
Ihe hrst floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, Of marble, With vaults &C., and two
stores on 9Th street. The basement is Constructed
to embrace all the modern conveniences for Res.
taurant, in connexion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters provisions, &c. The restaurant COM
municates both from in and out doors with the &C.
cond story, which is composed Of four rooms, com.
municating through ample folding doors, fer The So.
eommodaton Of either large or small private parties.
should the second story not be taken in conue1ion
with the restaurant the will be rented for of
hces The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent OF the building, and is well adapted for a
commodions billiard-rOom for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for a printing room or ar
mory, and if not rented will be we'd for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
mo.ern improvements have been introduced on
each floor OF this building and its position situated
In the very heart Of the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to. or address
8. c. BARNEY,
street. between 9Th and It'll sts., Washington.
Sep 17-eotf-
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, January IS, 1854.
Maine Ld,o Asst,rs-Auc.ion Sales Orphan Asr
observation-disclosures night the friends
OF AndLicense assembled in large numbers at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev DR. May HAVING
concluded an able and eloquent argument in favor
OF the cause, Capt F. W. Ashby addressed the meet
ing in opposition. Rev. DIR. K;ngsford replied with
some warmth, and was answered rather tartly bv
| Captain A. Some remarks by Rev. L. W. Bates con.
cluded the discussion, and after benediction, the
| meeting adjourned.
On Monday at 10 o'clock, a large amount of stock
and real estate was sold in front of the MAYORS CT
fee, as follows $40, COO of Virginia State stock at
oSh q o43ss $50 900 Alexanaris City stock. % a
s51s Aiexandris Water Company Bonds. 500. con-
vertable into stock prior to 1857 OIL 81 OO0 do not
convertible, 921a; 10 shares Water stock, s47: 81
shares Alexandria Fire Insurance Company, at par,
Sl7 SO shares Farmers bank $l1O; 10 shares bank
OF the Old Dominion, $l0534 2 shares Alexandria
Lyceum Company SIS p; share Alexandria Canal
Company So, par value 500. Bys J. MaCoamick.
Ten shares Orange and Alexandra Railroad stock
at SIS 81, withdrawn at 26. By George White.
Lotscventen by feventy-six feet on Gibbon stree..
near the Bridge pump, With Lrck residence, to NJ
B. Presson, for $780, lot AZ by 70, adjoining the
above, to the same for $780, other lots of the sam
size, adjoining the last at prices from sIeO to s115
Two frame dwellings Oh queen aud Henry streets
to 7. Javens, for sl,025. BY T. H. Hanson.
The Annual Meeting of the Alexandria Orphan
Asylum at the Lyceum, filled that spacious ball
Captain 7. W. Asl.by occupied the chair: and after
prayer by Rev. Dr. Harrison, the reading of reports
&c, Rev. Byron Sunderland, and D. Funstein, ESQ.
enchanted the attention of the audience until late
hour, in eloquent and touching appeals to their
charity; the response of upwards of $1,000 contrbu
ted by the audience followed; and after another fine
piece by the Musical Assoc alton, whose talent lad
several times enlivened the meeting, the audience
were dismissed.
The Legislature has among its other business last
week. been engaged in Passing the bills necessary to
remove all distractions in the way of the AIexan
dria and Washington Railroad, authorizing the Ca
nal and Turnpike companies to sell portions of their
property for their use, &c. The extension of the
Orange road to Lynehburg, has b.en several times
up for discussion in the Senate; but as vet no Fms,
action has been taken The bill authorizing the c;tv
Ct Washington to subscribe to the Loudon and Ham.
shire railroad was reconsidered in the Senate IN
Monday, and substitute for it offered BY Mr.
Thomas.
Rain falling-busness continues active. The So
ings bank have decla red dividend of per cent
70 s'ooKnoiders, ar q to creditors. AMI.
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By r. n. sTRATTON. Auetioneer.
q virtue of q Deed of Trust from Louis Heuke
~ trustee to the subscriber, bearing date the 30
DAY OF september, 1851 and duly recorded in Libe,
A s. No 80, foios Sc, 81, ct ssg, one Of the LAND
Records for Washington County, in the District OF
columbia, shall sell at public auction on the prrm
ises, on the 10th day of December next ut oalock
p m, Lot No. 3, in Square No -, lying in the saiS
City OF Washington and fronting SIS feet inches or
north street, and running hack 100 feet to an al
ley ~ feet wide, which, By side alley has an outlet
on oath and 25th streets.
, The property is improved by q neat twostor,
rrsme House, nearly opposite General Tnompsou's
Terms: One fourth cash: the rpsiIue in 6 and i.
months for notes bearing interest," and secured Nv
III the terms are not complied with within 2 d.vs
tne property will be resoid at the risk and expens
of the purchaser -feAs
The title IL believed to be indispu.sbIe
ConVeyaroing 81 the expense of purr hsser
II. Il. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
l. y. SFRATroN,
NV -"-ia"'saos Auctioneer.
The above sale Is una v O al a biv mat
poned to TUESDAY, January lc:h, 1854 AT the s.,p.
place and hour L. N. sTRGTToN,
uo' Il s- .-e..s Auctioneer.
The above sale Is further most.
ponei III TUESDAY, January 3lst at tie sane tim,
anu pace. L. n. STRATTON,
!"u WI Euc ioneer.
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certificate Of Mr.. Turner II. Ramsey, for many years
proprietor of the Farmers Hotel, Fredericksburg
Va, and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr.. John Mings, of the City of Richmond, thong b
a regular physician, and Of course opposed to what
he called quack medicines, was obliged to say that
its good effects in the case Of Mr.. Ramsey,
derful indeed. s,g-- .-e ma
He had been given up by several physicians; bad
tried most OF the quack medicines and was on thu
Carriers Spanish Mixture. i'5 81 ~
We refer the public to his full and lengthy Ger
t6cate around the bottle, stating his cure, -
sssSee adyeytisswsut 'tSdf
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Moro Riots at Erie-Ths Bridge Destroyed by
Women, &C.

ERIE, Jan. l7th.-Both of the railroad
bridges, crossing High street and French
Creek, were demolished to-day by the
women Of this city, who assembled in
great numbers, cheered on by the men
The women were afterwards escorteo
through the town, headed by a band o
music, with flags and banners. on which
was inscribed, "Six feet or fourfeet eight
and a half inches"
The streets were thronged and the ex-
element runs very high.
The old Board Of the Erie and North
east Railroad was reelected to- day.
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NATIONAL GUARDS
COTIILON PARrv

THE "NATI0NAL GUARD" take Measure in an.
L nouncing to their fr;ands and the public ran.
orally that hey VIII give Cotillon Party at Island
nan, on THURSDAY EVENING, January 10, 1854,
when the Committee pledge themselves to snar,
neither pains or expense to insure Satisfaction.
superior Cotiion Music j. engaged for the occa.
supper Will be furnished at the Hall, by the ex.
perlenced caterer, Mr.. Eammersly.
The Military are requested to appear in full mi.
form. 80 '"'' ""''
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-to he had from the Com.
ttee, end OF the door on the evening of the Party
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~ All Vocalists and Speakers, who desire clear,
strong and sweet voices, should make frequent use
OF Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil CBndy. This
agreeable remedial agent strengthens the organs of
the throat and lungs, and frees the air cells from all
ohstructons thus giving the voice its free and
ural scope and compass.
Don't fail to give it trial if you would excel as
vocalist or an orator.
This Candy needs but fair trial to convince the
most skeptical Of its superior excellence.
Agent.
p. S.-As q remedy for whooping cough, and the
dry, barking cough to which oroupy children are
subject, 1t has no equal
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SCARPA.S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OH,

ot the cure OF Deafness, Pains, and discharge OF
Il matter from the Ears Also all t,,ose .iisa
sreeabie noises liking the buzziug Of insects lslnr
OF WRte-, whining of steam, &c. which are symptom
CT approaching deafness, and also generally attend
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, .nd wer,
oonged 20 use year trum cts, have, a:ter using two
or three bottles, thrown aside their trumpcts bins
maoe leriectiy well Physicians ard SUI. cons high
TINS medicine has cured more persons. aud I. nov
u>ed more extensi lively than any ether medicines
combined for the cure of Diseases of the Earl III,
ity. "1'N0''
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
GRAND REGALIA BALL
d, II. H. FL g, A,

THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION take
great pleasure in announcing to the citizens
OF Washington and the public generally that their
first grand Regalia BALL will come off at Odd Frl.
lows Hall, on 9TH street, on MONDAY, the 23d
of January, 1854 $50" ~
The Comm tee pledge themselves to spare mo
pains or expense to make it Of the best balls of
the season.
splendid Cotilion Band has been engaged for the
occasion. a.
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-admitting a gentleman
and ladies; to be had at Stevens furnishing store
under Browns Hotel at the bar of National Hotel
at Denters of 9th street. at Mills Shoe store
on It'll street. and at the door the evening Of the
ball.
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81 Why HAVE We TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEArsroNE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory of vision. In
June, 1888, Prof WHEArsToNE detailed the true
theory OF einocuiar VISION together with dsscrip-
ton an diagram of his illustrative apparatus which
he first called the srsREoscoPE, (afier two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see" for which, in 1910,
he was awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WHITEHURST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the colorng, by which they super
sede anything We have yet seen In Photography. We
advise all who have not seen them to cali at his Gal
lery over the store of Duyall Bro, near four-and
arhalf street.
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Destruction Of q wiro Bridge.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE wire sus-
pension bridge between Coyington and
Newport, gave way last evening. Eigh-
teen cattle and two mei were crossing at
the time. Some Of the cattle were kill
ed. The keys which held the wire ca
ole to the anchors, gave way.