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The GKyKRAI NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, 1858.
The minority OF the scnate's Select Committc the
Pacific Railroad reported bill today as substitute for
that Of the majority II directs the President 10 advertise
for proposals establish the railway and TO contract for
the transportation Of the mails troops supplies for
the army and navy, and all other government service
The road to be constructed within ten years alternate
sections OF land for the space Of six mcs each side of
the road are TO be granted and ton millions Of dollars are
appropriated, TO be paid a. the road progresses
board Of medical officers will assemble Of Richmond
Virginia the Isl Of April, for the examination Of Assist
Surgeons for promotion and Of such candidates for a
pointment the medical staff Of the army may be in
vted 10 present themselves The board will consist Of
the following medical olcers;Surgeon Clement A. Fin
ley Surgeon Richard s. satterlee, Surgeon Samuel p
Moore and Assistant Surgeon Lewis A. Edwards TO be
recorder.
Although II Ia finally determined 10 send Lieut. General
Scott the Pacific coast, the time Of his departure
certain as ascertained this morning at the War Depart
ment
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The Ohio River.


CINCINNATI, Jan n, 1853.
The water In the channel OF the river at this point
sures ten feet, and Ia falling.
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Permanent Seat a the Canadian Governuseua.
ToaoSro, Jan. n, 1854
despatch has been received from the imperial govern
ment announcing that has decided upon OTTAWA CITY
Oate Bytown) IS the permanent seat Of ths Cansdan
royeYument
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THE NOODLES or New YoRK.-Of the hotels
which displayed their flags at half mast in com
pliment to the memory of General lIavelock,
the able British officer who has recently died in
India, we believe that the Astor House, the
Metropolitan and the St. Nicholas were the
principal ones. A number of American vessels
and all the British ships in the barbor displayed
their flags In the same form. The newspapers
which approved of this act Of noodleism we're
the Courier and Enquirer the Journal Of Com
n'ero and the Daily Tines. These, we believe
make up the whole list Of noodles in New York
at the present time.
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for the purpose OF coaccsng hiding any transactions
completely Of said company lis trustees that IN every
thing they have done in this regard as in all others they
have been moved by deep sense Of their responsibility
and duty 10 the creditors OF the company
THk ONO LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY ASSETS.
[lrom the Cincinnati Gazette Oct 30
Mr.. James T. kilbreath the receiver appointed by the
United States Circuit Court TO take charge OF the assets OF
the Trust Company has filed accepted bond IN 500 600
but up TO last evening had not made demand upon the
Sheriff for the money notes bonds, &c, OF which he is
the custodian under the proceedings in the Superior Court
When he does make the demand Of course the Sheriff will
point 10 his authority for refusing TO stand and deliver
Tie receiver will report to the Circuit Court That Court
will probably rule directing the Sheriff TO show by
what authority he to obey its process and hand
the The sheriff still points his finger the
broad seal Of the Superior Court his authority hold
ing the cash The Circuit Court orders HIM deli.
yer the the receiver. lie refuses still and is
committed to his Jail for contempt habeas corpus
issues before city tribunal and Mr. Mathews energies
from amongst the rogues OF the lock up and discharged
As what would then be the step by the Circuit
Court quite in the fog This is our own rehearsal
of what conceive will be the Of events will
transprc in the next three four days. the
be compromised between the parties interested. As the
ltgants now stand those who commenced proceedings
in the Superior Court have decidedly the ange The
sheriff has possession of the property and that nine
points in law. II the amount of the bond required Of
hm $1,000, any indication Of the total Of the
sets, there will not be sufficient when the lawyers get
through to purchase segar each for the creditors
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I'm W. S,.lf'at.n Agf'tfl oct- -.
~ ~ ls'ua "a 80 t.s'R"a ~ me ~
Clir''n''r W. e''tNIo - We schooner l@dta
1uts ioinaN y. We l'i'. 'f'h wy "es' c'ts'w ArNa
" r,t'es' - =, -, '.l@ ,..,,. ,..t. :, $4,000
~ s'il' ~, y - 49, t ,'fe'h mum Nat"n
san" JUN Nub' ~ tal"k s1eE. W " We-t oast ~
Ma aitlns ~ wy osh ~ ,' - v hAy ., W,ele
III, n, ~ ~ M r9 E Ssl'An !" =
s ~ a.'' Wy I ~, - $500 ~ o.u ~
leA"Ns Us theri ahN h'fo hft ef many years ~ srlN
isso INC ~ tleh.'slp w. el.N.l' ena 10Y le"
=, 80 "'' WV ',' ~ ~" ..',i'.
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n,O CANvaSsERS OF THE ELECTION, TO BE HELD
on Tuesday ext, Nov. 2 1858 AT meeting Of the Board
instructions we're unanimously adopted =
Resolved That the County of New York be and is hereby
divided for the election into twelve return districts
follows
lst district composed of the Isl, % and 81 wards
"a district composed OF the 4th and 9TH wards.
Sd district composed Of The eth and 18th wards
4th district of the 9Th and 9Th wards
9th district composed OF the 9Th and 10th wards
9th district composed Of the nth and 18th wards.
tn district, composed OF the av,h and I'D wards.
9th district composed OF the 10th aud i4lh wards.
9th district, composed of the 18th ward.
10Th district composed OF the 18th ward.
18th district composed OF the 2lsi ward
And that the chairman Of each Board the
several election districts each district shall
the original statements the general election be held In No
vember and deliver the the Supervisor who herein
designated for receivug the
supervisor KENNEDY is hereby designated 10 receive the
original reforms from the esnvassers OF the FIRST Return d
at Castle Garden.
Supervisor ROACH from the the
turn district at No. Ola Pearl stree.
Supervisor TW ED romthe OF the Third Return
district AT $50 Madison street
Supervisor PURDY from the OF the Fourth Re
turn district, No. City Hall
Supervisor WORRIES from the OF the Fifth Re
turn district at No ~ Hammond street.
the Sixth Re
district nj fi3 Broome street.
Return district. al No lis West Thisty third street
WEISMAA from the Of the Eighth
Return district, at No. 2a7 Broome street
Supervisor BLUNT from the OF the Ninth Re
turn district AZ No III Ninth street.
Supervisor BELL from the Of the Tenth Return
district, at No ~ IVES. Twenty second street
Supervisor BRIGGS from Se Of the Eleventh
Return district, No I33 Fast Seventeenth street
supervisor CONNER FROM Ia. OF the Twelfth
Return district ~ sky ra street east OF First
Resolved That the practical Instructions prepared the
thai the change be advertised the employed
By the county. RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. County Clerk.
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YOU will perceive from this that on leaving Fort Smith
Ark, were twenty four hours ahead of time This
owing to the excellent stock and regular stations on Mr..
Crocker's division.
On leaving Chadbourne, Tex, were only twenty and
quarter hours ahead of time to bad stock and
poor roads on Mr. Bates division breaking wild mules
consumed much time.
On leaving III Paso nearly forty three hours
behind time, owing Wild mules, very bad roads and
frequency OF station on Mr.. Glover's division.
On leaving Tucson. Arizona, but thirty two aud
one half hours behind having gained ten and half hours
by the excellent stock on Mr.. Hawieys division.
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T,O neutrality-suspicious. CAN HAVE THEIR
names conspenously inserted In the edition Of the
foucas Manual OF which not less than sixteen thousand
will be printed by subscribing for twenty five copies Price
l0cens Apply to BARTON SON, Printers Ill Fulton 81,
MEXICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMEMORATIVE
the 1h ut, and unanimously nominated for Congress-
GILBERT C. DEAkE
We take pleasure IN presenting the above named gentleman
for the suffrage o the electors Of this district believing that in
his election The Of and Of all parties
DIR. JOHN wITHEREII. Chairman
DAME I. WAsHBURNk Secretary.
ATA MASS MEETING OF THE AMERICANS OF THE
IA Third Congressional district held the Of
Sand King Monday November the following
Resolved That American the Third district
repudate the nomination Of Amor Williamson up
the American electors Of the district obtained by packed
and bought and disgrace and insult TO the ntel
gent voters OF the district
Resolned That heartily endorse the nomination OF the
American candidate Henry harrington and call all the
of the district support him at the polls
eving that sustained he be trnmphany elected and the
district redeemed
Resolved That srcnuously oppose the policy pre-
administration. far relates 10 It's glarng attempt
upon the people of constitution oppO
TO their Wishes constitution formed In fraud and
without precedent In the annals Of history.
Resolved That the tuns of traitors the attempts Of the
who have fastened hemseves the Amer
party meet with contempt and their gold
buy their cupid swerve from the path Of duty
will might TO rebuke the actions OF the
who composed the packed fusion Williamson Conven
ton; and viii elect candidate Henry harrington
FRANK LATHAM President.
PREspESrs.
s. Russell Chikis. Charles Raymond.
Thos. Mcknight J. T. Phoenix.
Henry u. Morgan, George Noys,
George Hayden, Henry Gray
Robt Wallace Morris Long
Richard Meeks. Charles Moore.
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OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE,
~ Ais Broome street. corner of Eim
Ea.x No.x AaAl

BY the Ella, section OF the entitled San establish
Metropolitan Police district and 10 provide for the govern
shall be lawful for to publicly keep dispose
intoxicating liquors upon day OF public election
within the Metropolitan Police district under penalty Of fy
dollars each offence be recovered IL the Of the
people New York by tha District
the county wherein the offence is committed"
And further provides that mo booth box for the disi
any election shall be erected
wan hundred and y feet Of any polling place within
the said district"
], further declares that shall be misdemeanor punis
able by imprisonment the county jail penienary not
less than exceeding years. by fine not less
than hundred and fifty dollars for without
Uhabe excussbe violence
elector in the Metropolitan Police district
Der Of the police force thereof the discharge of hin
duty, any such member neglect making
for offence against law OF the State committed In hs pre-
sence person a of police
falsely represen. himself being such member
lent design
The police Metropolitan Police district specially
that the above provisions Of law carried
into edeck +. A. TALLMADGE,
General Supe rinendent Of Peuoe.
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DENTISTRY.

nENTIsrRy TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
- without the sliabps pain by my AMI original pro
freezing This admirable system u ptactised By
only. Reference given " required.
DR. q. ut KkiN S3 Cana street, near Wooster.
TEETH EXTRACTED BY ELECTRICITY. WHICH CAN
~ applied IN a without giving H. slightest p9in 4,
TIE patent ting wheg teeth
inserted y. GRlFfiN ~ Fulton street
oppOste Cla.Qa sLeeA BrQQklyn.
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Our Overland Mail Correspondence.

FoKT YUMA, CAL, Oct s. 1858
Arrival al Font Y.ma-7aNe Of Time MADE from st. Louis
toMe Fbrs-Ca,sses Of Time Lost de-
The overland mail from 81 Louis aud Memphis to San
Francisco arrived this point this morning FIVE CLOCK
just twenty hours behind the time table time
starting from this place, having made up nearly sixteen
hours OF time since leaving Franklin opposite Fl Paso
The following table will show the rate of progress
far
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TnE FIREmEN.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

tsS,Iy LECTURES ON CONSUMPTION ASTHMA
- brone hits heart disease female and kidney CONN ain
and chrome diseases generally s pages thirty engraving
bound BY Dr SAMUEL. - FITCH. kxpiainnr ls curative
treatment Of these Diseases Pfe - eeuts, BY mail ~ cents
Address DR. $. Fitch Office ia Roadway N " All COO
situations free.
DOCKS WANTED. THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO
ID purchase small library 81 about thirty volumes
cash sold cheap Address call ~ the Western Hotel
CoulaBd street 81 between and O'clock Tor three
days
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x..ox :, 49,. -. -.
(lABLE LUNCH AND RFSTAuRAvT. l6T WILLIAM
" street AldkN, Proprietor. Free lunch every day
from Vto 2oelock Fish chu.dcr Monday aud Friday
Mounaineefs made ~ The bhf. Hot dinners from l2to3
MESSRs JULIUS sTFINwEHR 60 RFsPECTFuIhy
VIZ On wednesday the ~ " November open t,eir rev
tentf1n ri 49, William street ~ Ann, with Tree
Urth 10 oclock TIM bpsi brands q liquors ~ weh
o. Havana segArs constantly Gu baud
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oCrLIsTs AND ArnIsrs.

nEAFNESs--A NEWLY INVENTED INSTRUMENT
IL for extreme cases q Deafness called sound unawn.
organic vibrator aud Invisible conductor nt@
into thc ear - not TO be IN the a pcrcepbe the
sensation 81 singing noises w the entirely removed
affords instant reief 20 the dcafcs per4ps ana
~ hear distinctly ~ church and pubn assenhes Messrs.
SOLONONS opncans AMI aurists AlenatIc street Pfcs-
dizzy West opposite the York Hotel Ioucon England.
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United STATES District Court
tore Hon. Judge Bets.


SENTENCES.
Nov. The United States Charles Howard. Coir-
icrfciing American quarters. Sentence deferred
The saine Oliver Brown. Larceny board of the
American ship Emerald Isle.
1hc same Pred. Francis. Mutny On hoard the
American brig Gem. John stephenson lncd SIS Henry
ccran fined 81. Fred Francis, s..
The same George Williamson aud Frederick Martini
Passing counescit quarter dollars one year impr son.
menl and a nne Of six cents
The same ". Alexander Cook, cook Of the American
shp Contest sentence deferred gu ncyt saturday.
The zane Antonio lurtano. Colntrrfetng Amcri.
can quarter dollars Three ycnrs Imprisonment AZ hard
labor and enc OF one hunarci dollars
The same vs.. cOpcento Nunar. Passing counterfeit
quarter dollars sixty Days Imprisonment siN cents
une
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Personal.


TORN Bloomfield. THEN AGED "a YEARS Lett
~ England ia June lSN. ami arrived N dur America
and Ven e. the MrSsrs Wilson Guelph remained
there Tor lev days AMI left afterwards
Gore district Upper Canads lNss cutting logs
Norfolk England father ~ hr sid John Bloomfield died few
since aud said John Bloomfield hear sDaethng 10
his advantage application ~ rfehcrn White Solicitors Is
barge Ward Iimmhsrs Bucklsrshnry London Mr.
Hgwes Nymnndham, Norfolk fngland
= w Bnmteld deceased AMI person giving Information
ofhe present residence ~ John Bloomfield dead 81 he
tue aud place ~ burial shall be rewarded .Jf his trouble
wYsoSpnAs, May 81, ISIS.
Mr. LEWIS THOMAS. PROM ENGLAND Will.
wi please send his address = W Strong - Nassau street
AIRS LOUISA BROCK rs EARNESTLY REQUESTED
vi 10 call Or address her sister Immediately i {.
n B-MRs r. n r.. YOUR CHILD rs At HOME
~. Can NJ mothers ara trUm J.. You
wall please answer tbs ~ letter i ! tonnes 70 sghI
" ALL rs RIGHT JAMIE r. BETTER YoU ARE
w expected home. Lose % Time L's's
TAX FTREMEN.
A MFRTCus ENGINE COMPANY No AL cow.
~ thai intend uniting with this cmpaMv ~ the recep
Herts 81 Pre- ErgiIe Company 50 n ne cts
II Fhiads uhs. the enug u n e instant have nD
reported viii please report - Mr.. Wa Tweed No 80
Br0adway Isl ~ W. Jacobs aF4ud M4rgh4l A The
house d Amercus Engine Company No ~ before Tues
day ~ instant IN order that they may assigned proper
psce the line and their aud placed IN The
programme which viii be put e pres "Wednesday.
instant All Gre companies 81 The city ~ YORK and ~
respectfully and cordially Invited unite with
III this reception IHOS. y sHANDfbY secretary.
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THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.-REPORTS
having been ndnsroasy circulated by the cmssaries of
the combined factions arsed against the democratic party
that candidates democratic
In and that the friends of another candidate
cutting other candidate deem proper to state
that all Of that character respect untrue
The county candidates. from the time Of their nomination TO the
present moment have acted entire concert and with the
Not single point of difference has be
tween each and all Of us have worked faithfully and
Oily for the ticket and the whole ticket neither of have
counenanced in the slightest degree any hostility to either
number and democrat that the best inter
the democratic party demand the election
the ticket We have been nominated and placed before the
people the the candidates OF the democratic
party such appeal democrats for their support and
such act together for interests and win abide
fate which the unanmy and enthusiasm manifested
by political friends will be that OF triumphant
election.
JOHN KELLY JAS. MONCRIEF,
NELSON j. WATERBURY,, RCBT. GAMBLE
JOHN CLANCY, FRAS. u. O'KEEFE,
WM C. CONNER, WIN SCHIRMER.
And II JACkMAk
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nEMOCRATS, EXAMINE YOUR TICKETS.-THE EN-
IL dorsemeni the democratic county ticket has been
tickets been printed with the Of
the Nothing and black republican candidates for Sheriff
and County Clerk Democrats watch the ticket boxes ana
anime every before voted that the Of
John Kelly for Sheriff aud Johu Clancy for County Clerk
pTint ted lOni
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IRREGULAR

1NTKIUEAK.
~ The undersigned citizens Of New York acting under
party organization. recommend Hon. JOHN KELLY
suitable person be elected TO the important Office Of Sheriff
The peculiar tn of Mr. Kelly found his energy and
of character well his strict integrity and his
honorable in Congress- and in other position he
has occupied public We hail. harbnger Of his
success his hitherto uivaed popularity with all classes Of
citizens TO whom he has been long known faithful
friend consistent unselhsh politician discreet and wise
counselor-and above all man inaex'bly Just and pro.
verbally honest To such d citizen impor.
n trust question should be conhded and hereby pledge
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ana we nereOy pledge
ns 10 secure his election:--
&. +. a. Henrietta,
John Sattig.
+. Frederick Gunther,
@. r. Danbmaun.
Auifnordt, Hessea.
berg 4 Co..
DIR. a. q scheidt,
Albert Ostheim.
James ii. Sanford.
John c. Gunther.
John Welckert,
Richard HART,
Philip + Pistor.
j. IA. Hutucston.
John Windmuller,
Adolphus OstheiIn,
A. Merkie,
j W. Davis,
II. A. Bostwick.
John Foster.
John II Bendis.
RICHARD Brown.
r G. Baker.
T. Reynolds.
Daniel Kelly,
keegan A Ternan.
ID Swcepy x Son.
NJ. Howell 4 Co..
Michael Duncan.
Peter II. Duncan.
John m Mott, Jr..
James II. Cross. Jr.,
8. Is. Waller.
J Il Snilien.
WIN. II. rorooss.
b. II. Lane.
VIM i1rosse~.
John Van Allen,
d. II. Mcclure.
II Isorentz.
Thos. Downeli.
w ia. IL. fthiA.
T. Is. Sniiien,
Nicholas Butterfly.
VIM. Mccormack,
John d Domerque,
Thos. G. Clark.
ID. T. Easton.
II. Is. McMurrsy.
John s. Meyer,
Christian Schwarxwalder,
Caleb Smith Woodruff,
Z. Godfrey Gunther,
Vim. McEvily,
Nichols, Goodwin 4 Co..
Vim. A. Tenure,
VIM. q. Campbell.
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f'1hle 7ire for Actual Time Of from
fc0ri,s. Learning. ST.
| LOui
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THIRD WARD.
ron CoSGRrss.
AMOR q. MSD.

Al meeting Of the republicans the Third ward the fol
lowing resolution unanimously adopted
Resolved That IN the of the election for
member Of Congress In the Thru Congressional ig aud
the necessity Of union q All the ooposton . secure the eec
ton of Anu Lecompnn representative and insure the
of the tool and sycophnt James Buchanan Dan
Sckles hereby Amor !. williamson the
the Third and endorse his believing
that at the present he enecHay unite oppo
ston to the administration and that he be triun
phsnty elected. ROBERT ;. GOULD.
President Third ward Republican Associition
JonN ~ COsrA, SECRETARY.
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MO BACKING ouT-s2DOeO COULD NOT INDUCE w.
~ r. Robinson from being candidate As
semb in the keyenh district against Dan Conoyer and Noah
chds The circulated that effect the weak
his frightened opponents II all who prefer him
for him his election by large majority No such
word as fail Richelieu.
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CAUTION TO DISTIIIERS AND THE PUBLIC-NO
~ has right or authority to transact
nected with my patent still my patent preventive o.
crusation Of steam boilers except myself
Nov. l, 1853 JOHN WARREN HARNET.
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I O. S. M-MERCANTILE LODGE NO. l. OF BROOK
lyn will at No Court street Montague HAIL. on
Thu sday 4h inst at NJ Election Of officers for the
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.ant trust in question should be {
ourselves r. use all honorable M
John w Ritch,
Thos. $. Murphy.
VIM. Macarthur d Co.,
n. Il. Woodward.
Gillespie A Martl,ng.
G. & Waller,
Richard Thomson,
Jno. Farrel..
Walker & Tenmsa.
X X. Waller.
Nathan Bro1n.
VIM A koobe,
Adm. Binnenge-.
John +. Broderick.
ID Hen, easy,
Abm. u Clark.
VIM. Heuy Gunther.
DR.. G. lien ,chel,
Donneuy. Holmes 4 Co.,
John Randall.
r q Schultz Il Co,
William Curtiss.
James Salmon.
Samuel joyce,
Geo. : Drew.
Robt. Christie.
c. G Ogden.
+ + Rogers.
Vim. Geery.
Dudley fersse.
Isaac A Moran.
Charles Yates,
Joha W. Simons.
John VI Cam,
Geo. Ward,
Thos. Clark.
ID Macdonald a Co.,
Martin 4 Co,
McCle@ry 4 Co.
=. Dumme,
Dannenbaum 4 Woibach,
j. l.. Strauss.
A. Goldsmith.
Cornelius Dever.
John A. Stoutenburgh,
VIM. 8. Blocker.
VIM. +. Frost.
Edmond r. Corey.
Armstrong a Elliott,
john higgins 4 Son,
Rob, Morrison.
Martin 4 Morrison.
j. /. al o. West,
Henry II. Dexter.
Clemaps K Co.
Eugene O'Sullivan,
Richard Murpby.
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A AERICAN INSTITUTE.-THE GREAT FAT CATTLE
exhibition In consequence Of the destruction Of the Crys
tai Palace will be held at the New Taersa Sixth
nue. corner Of Thirty ninth street New York the h l6h
and 18th days of December 1853 had
Il. the Office of the Institute, Sol Broadway.
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VAST orr CLOTHING waNTED-LApIEs OR gRN-
~ Ncmen having any the dispose Of can ohafu
tsir price By scndiug for y DuSSELpORP No vs. Eln
street n B-laeies attended " by Mrs ".
G = 0uQ To INVEST N SECOND HAND utOTH
IO.OVV iug-bo per cent more Than IL given bv Yshars
b. obtained r lrre small lots Of ~ sur ne
clo.h &, b. arp inE personally through post Is jams
MORONfN. ~ iearl alrcet
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A MEXICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-A REGU
IA lar meeting will be held At the Of the institute s.
Broadway this day, TuesdayD Nov at I'm Sujecs-
Farm Fruits General harvesting and preservation o
Fruits" Admission free. HENRY MEIGS, Secretary
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DARK BENJAMIN Will DELIVER ms CET.EBR ATED
Il lrrarc Nsrmnnv n the Stxtsenth Baptist Church
West sixteenth street east " kigh "Wednesday
evening Nov. Nd 0cnrk precisely Trkes be- had
Appens bookstore 80 and gis broadway; Firth Pond
To- 547 Brfrdwny, ~ ~ Merrel No Maiden lane James
nemafcs 5 trhth avenue and the door, the
inR IL the lecture