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Jones' Corsl Hair Kterave the very best acle
invented for giving the hair richness and that
thing win dres. tF human hsir beautifully as 3s cent
adecious soft dark silky feeling and appearance aud will
not dry it like other preparations bat keep in order for
together by arpcation, IL Gle the head Of dandu II
stops falling of &c Sold SO Chaham street and s2s
Broadway New York, 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn Ask
for Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
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Great excitement exists In the public mind
ss,iv. to political affairs well the recent explosion Of
Mllersm and scarcely less excitement exists relative the
astonishing low raes at which Tice and Co.. No Bowery
dsposng OF their large Of Hats and Caps all of
which made OF the materials, and finished
most fthionable style. Ladies would d. well to call aud
anime Iice and Is Of Nus for If they call they
will be o purchass
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LECTURE ON THE STEAM ENGINE
Mr. sMMONS will give Lecture he Lecture Room
- o. The Mechanics Institute, basement III. CITY
Hail. This saturday Event, Oct 2sh, the Steam
Illustrated by large Ddactc Model exhibiting the
tire movements OF the Engine he Models will be put IN
o'clock. Tickets 25 cents. o26 Itsrc
DIR JOSEPH HEINE German Physician and Surgeon con.
tnu 70 be consul ed at No 20 Duane near athaIn st.
private and confdentiaty CAUTioN-Dr H. has no con.
necuon WIN any other Office tie regular educated Physi-
York. i - oy1 ~ - = a. "a. - - :"
PACKET SHIP HOTIINGUER, FROM LIVERPOOL.
-Consignees will pie take that
permitted must he 70 Public Store. .26 acc
pACkET SHIP GARRICK. FOR LlVERPOOL.--Pa..
srngers by this shpwil board steamer
cues, az Whitehall This Day, 26h Instant at I2 O'clock at
which time the snip will sail Bags will close at tho
usual places at III O'Clock.
pAC KET SHIP JAVA FOR NEW ORLEANS-P,,
senge by this ship wil please be board Orleans wharf
tine the ship viii sail. u2G
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Deafness and all Diseases OF the E.r.-Dr.

Nc rars Acoustic Oil is meeting with unexamped success
Mr. Robert C1renter i0 Monroe street, has cured befor
using one bottle being the time he il so deaf
could scarcely hear Call him and be satisfied To be oun
only at 81 Courtandt street.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM.

ND PICTURE GALLERY,
-BR9ADWAY, OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.
.,GREAT CURIOSITY-.an INDL4N SQU.aW! of the
ESQUIMaduX TRIBE! The first one, ever III this
country, and the smallest woman in the world.
THE SOU HERN SONGSTERS!
best Band Of Mnstes in America will sing variety Of
Parodes, Gees, Chorusses &c.
BROTHERS OF WARSAW,
Will introduce their wonderful feats.
Mr. HuNTLEY will play several airs the Accordion
will appear.
Performances Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at
o'clock.
Evening entertainments 10 half rast7 OPS
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New Stock Exchange.


oALEs OF oToCKs-bosTor, Der "a.
Exchange Board-oO shss Norwich and Worcester RR.
boiOds, szt; la6 do, SAL SO Long Island RR s23 $50
keajing kR 27f $1,000 Reading RR bds 1880 7s $4,000
DO 1877 W 100 shares East toston Co, Isl l75 Bos.
ton dividends, 8; and Maine RR new stock 1861;
FitchbuIg Ri, l09t Merchants Bank lO4; 80
do bss0d, 693; l50 do, Ssh
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rla tDr Gover This the speedy, Certain ef
feena remedy for the Of Gonorhea that has
used pleasant % the palate and grateful the stomach
peres o such remedies have found most in
curing gees seminal weakness and all discharges from the
urinary pashage is wholly vegetable compound
like charm in producing an Immediate operation upon the
p-rt affected Full directions accompany the me dcne which
may be had at No. Ann street. Price ST.
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so Dollars Pena,ty shall be paid to an,

person who will show that hare sold do SELL shall
any future me SELL any counterfeit Magical Pain Extractor,
Or IN ny way aothorzs It's sale and fifty dollars shall be paid
N EVERY such W. well known be responsible and
this must the infamous lies Of the conterfeer who
in the confusion. COMSrO co.
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t,onstitutionaI Dcb,l,tv Cured-Tn.

Sture prepared by the College d Medicine and Pharmacy Of
me city Of New York confidently recommended for all
o. debility produced by indulgence any kind
an Invaluable remedy impotence stssy barIenness
Single bottles 81 each; half dozen S5 carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Vince oi the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Nassau
street, w. s. RICHARDSON M 81 Acent
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Velpcau's Specific Pills, for the Radical
ponorrha geet seminal emissions and all mocopuru
lent discharges from the qreth These pills the Of
experience IN the Hospital de Charlie
pronounced by their celebrated inventor Professor yepeau
an remedy for all diseases Of the urethra They effect
= utng the breath dsgeeng with the
fro BUSINESS Pnce per box Sold the College Of Med
and Pharmacy, IS Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON NJ d, Agent
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contracted cords and muscles stiff Joints
and rheumatic affections be cured by tho use of the
Eyr and Nerve and Zone Lrm-nt Warranted in all cases
ore price returned To be had only Courtandt street
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NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms Of the National Academy of Design
- Leonard street and Broadway the exhibition Of the follow.
son !s di,coyesr Of New York The Ba
The only Portrait Of Abd Kader the celebrated Bedoun
Chiei Hours Of exhibition from 10 A. NJ to sP NJ Admit
beautiful thogaph Of the Abandonment Of Henry Hudson
New York, October 10, 1914. oi0 imsec
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From the Episcopal Recorder, Oct. 26 J

SUSPENSION FROM THE MlNIsrRY-IMpoKTANr -
The following document sent by the House
OF Bishops to the Secretary of the Standing Committee OF
llcation II tells its melancholy story and needs no
nounces wipes of from the escucheon diocese the
never forget that the who Is the subject
once our Bishop; and trust that lille he prayer
w not cease to he ofred up that his dssp degradation
IN the Church earth may be follow ed by repent
ance which shall pare him for home and brighter
destiny in the Church above.
Sentence Of Suspension passed upon ihe Right Rep,rend
Henry Ustick Onderdonk Doctor in Lirtniiy by the
House Of Bishops, IN General Conrnnon assembled Oe
tober 2ISf, 1914.
The kt Reverend Henry Ustick Ondefdonk, Doctor in
DIVINITY wing acknowledged himself the cause of
reproach and injury to the ChuTcs, end having rub
miued himself 10 the Judgment Of the House OF
Bishops in General Convention assembled; the
sand House does hereby adjudge, that The sBid
Henry Ustick OndeTdonk, Doctor in Divinity, be
suspended from all pubic exercise OF the office and
functions vi the sacred ministry, ond IN particular
iron all exercises whatsoever OF the office and work
oil Bshop IN the Church ot God and does &C.
cordingiy so suspend the saId Henry Usiick Onder-
donk, Doctor IN Divinity and declare him suspend.
ed fcm a. d utter This 2st day OF Ociob,r. IN the
year oil our Lord one thousand eight hund and forty
tour IRON all pubic exercise Of the Offices and functions
oi the said ministry and from ali whatsoev Of
he oihce and work OF Bishop In the Church Of God /,
IN the name Of the Father, and OF the son. and OF the
Hsly Ghost. Amen
PHIL. CHASE Senior Bishop
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ALI Philadelphia subscriptions to the
HEHALB be paid the agents. Zieber Co.. Ledger
buildings Sd and Chestnut whore single copies may
obtained daily az o'clock 3m
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WAITZINC

A CARD-MR WHALE end DAUGHTER respectfully
their Cassss in Dancing Wazng and Polka Dance will
commence at the Assembly Room, Constitution Hall $50
Broadway on Saturday, October 18th, and will continue
throughout the season.
Days Of Tuition for Young Ladies and enesnen under "a
Tuesday and Saturday afternoon AZ and
for the elder class of Gentlemen Every new style OF
Dancing taught IN Mr. Wa classes without additional charge
10 pupils.
Mr. W. that the references he shall capabty
will be satisfactory Schools Academies on
pcauon above at his Prvase Academy No Sirh
Avenue where will be made known and
containing PARTICULARS o2 imsrc
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T'HE PROPRlETORS Of the Mandatory If Segars name
LOKD BftON having he rd that counterets and mita.
tson oi their brand have made their APPEARANCE in
markets oi Europe and North Amenca, inform the
c every boz Of segars cont ns besides the label
aud name oil Lord Byron the br nd Limo uros
which they make public ode avoid the con.
who honor them with their Confidence should mpo ed upop
thous The credit which they have hitherto their
manuiacory. LIMO QIJIItJ, Il Co
HAVANA, September, lat4. oz5 i'm ire
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LAUNCH The launch oil the new sloop of war
'" he 81 Mary's was efected ID yesterday afterpooR
IN the most beautiful manner TO the gratfcaiion Of
the many thousands OF spectators who lined the Navy
fsrd ana the adjacent sDores, and who also Gro
steamboats, aud olher craft Ait the launch Capt IN
Aucs. The esteeme and very popular Commsndsnt Of
the yard, ente tanned nume company Of la and
gentlemen at his quarters with ptn us collation.
Among the guests the Heads OF D~par tments tho
Foreign Ministers, AM many officers Of the Army and
Navy National Inteiiigencer, Oct 2s.
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COLISEUM, 45O BROADWAY.

COLISEUM, 45O BROADWAY
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL ~
THE GREATEST MECHANICAL EXHIBITION IN
THE WORLD
A LSO, Moving Panoramas Of the " BATTLE OF NORTH
"a POINT =. CITY OF BALTIMOREm "STORM
&c, &c.
Tickets so cents-Chldren Is cents Doors open at
quarter before 7-commencs at ~ O'Clock.
PSExhibtons Wednesdays aud SATURDAYS al o'clock
TO which schools will be admitted on liberal terms
OIL lwssrc
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vfiiiLApELrniA Oct 23.Ar Delaware, Taylor, GAMBIA:
Metimoa hn, boston; Matilda ses, Esstpolt; Phadel
Nave. Nfork; Below VIM ,rawfod, Ande son FIN Luz &c
also, two ul rigged bIgs and toIsaii chr Cid Pontiac
iasker, and oeoreana, Behm, Charl s!on.
BALIIMoRE, Oct 23-An Susan r. Howell Bailey. Liver
pool Below, Queen, from Proyidence; Dutch Eslllot
esrque. bngs. I'D Andrew Gray, D.kehsrt Nasssu NP
Sid Ocean, Higgins, Rottsrdam sco In Leslie Savannah
Eleanor, Forrest, Charleston; Martha Elizabeth Cromwell
Kingston, ia.
spoken.
Herald Of Yarmouth, from st Johns for Demera 9Th inst
lat III IS n, Ion IS a0
Foreign Ports.
SIERRA LEoNE Aug AIN port. Adario, Brown from New
from W ork, for leewa,d.
BrssAu Sept BIN roH Imogene, Williams from Boston,
unc with loss OF cook and frat aud scold down h
the fever
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APPOINTED AGENTS
FOR
q u k II u q II . 1 RiCOPHER ROUS
LCOR THE CURE OF Badness. GREY HAIR SCIRL

FOR THE CURE OF Badness, GREY HAIR, sCURF
4 AND DANDRUEE.
I A. sassagd, Ham Dresser School street, Boston
y. Jordan, Fancy Store, Milk street,
w. Bull Good Samaritan Hartford.
frederck brown, Druggist CHI street, Philadelphia
u foulsdonx, Hair D.esser, Fourth street, -
l. Dyo,t2 General hiedciue store, n. Second st,
!. Devile, Hair Dresser, Baltimore.
essis Achenzle Druggist Of Gay and Baltimore SITS
James t,bOs air Dresser Gabsbys Hotel, Washington
Peter smith, Fancy Store, Cincipnaii.
Mrs scot, Prlumer, .
Aessn: Oliver Y TO-, Druggist New Orleans
A. Matthews, Druggist Buff-lo
Sen'r v. Lobe, Bouca dc san Felipe, Havana.
jose Toralb,, hatanzas.
sIsa ha'ia In,lliie ko Janeiro, Brazil.
VIM WISE, feruiner. Quebec Canada.
Alfred savage, Druggist, Montreal.
fnncipal Ofice Of the Pstentee CLlREHUGH
liar Cutier, zO3 broad.ay, up stars. rs Nssc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATKE.
THIS EVENING, 0et. %, will be presented.
.,.,,,. THE woSbEkFGL LAMP s,
Aladdin '''..'. All: which. :. Mrs sI'rs''
: ,'.,' TO eone!,ad. with -. >" '''' ''''
Tie, % T@Sm Ed F Sla nEFAs IA: 80 e.u-r.
cents-Gallery . cents.
OPERA HOUSE.
ADMISSION. aS CENTS ONLY
,Asnd And every pirh, during she W.st
T1," r ro'nTEHfiEE TIKI oRiGiNaxfts 81 81; xtsA o. the
ETHIOPIAN sss ssEsRENADERs.
oERMoS. srANwS5S xSS %sSSRNRHSyS %ssSRRHSyScros, PELHAM
Ghsase Of s;s Mighty Introducing New Songs
Bs .lS ta can 6
NJ Once fTss a5e Bf% s 4 .psy M ss informed that III. op.
% 1s' the 6eH &c For
THIS EvFSSs Buns Is H5'ss S55D ;iA LUX r S' presented
''' rAfR Az y4lss. y#&n. ' '''''''"
that tx s'if,nSt RAscAL x.'1 ; seK. &c
Bo9s. R GTs . upe Ba.s, as
MtTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING" otfS SyI srs = ATF Ms viii be presented
Abdallah. Mr. Fenno Ha.sarac Mr. Holland
CAPTA!N" " Of + THE GHifEH WATCH.
RdSEaT 5S Ss9slsfs %AcA'RE. ci.S
Pit .as sfs osh:. Shsss1 BS,s: 'H
CIRCUs-hOWERY.
The POLKA bysx Equestrian Ladies'
IT., Twelve Twelve magnificent acts in the Circle
. peIiormance always over by hali-past ten o'clock.
o24 3tls'rc
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CORNER BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
f HitcScaseRR tensR fMsGpms, Mpr...T T.
MONDAY, October 2lst lsat
GRAND PE RFoRMAN
Every siterp9on At o'clock, and Every evening at IN.
MAGicfHlh Aintft has &Npy NspryfEssd Ihe sfesIred
MASTER YOUNG,
Late from Boston, where he has been
BORN WITHOUT ARMS
who performs great variety Of astonishing s with his
shooting with the Bow and Arrow, Winding up Watch,
.aS Il: ss:S Bio ;;ss
wazss walks lame puts ont light and performs variety Of
Also engaged MAsTER ALFRED. the Juvenile Dancer
and .ofst Of sson L d.
beautiful Rope Dancer, Jugger Moving Wax Doll Grand
oygg pocesson % T. the Mdssds Chuss Queen vctona
Beautiful Models of Machinery may operation by
the power Of steam, &C.
G-Tickets 25 cens-chiIden under 10 years l2,s oarc
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Whnleman.

Report Of the rtha bound Newport boarded by pilot
81 the Hook I'm The Pac,nc Oc~an Spoke 1914: March "a,
sswC' Ssnnsctea' s c K KKsn,nsa months. wh TER
ner NIB 22 mos l3o wh Lion H,w.nd Providence boand
home May p Alpha Rog rs Naut, 81 sp No date, Jane
n, = lGa s ,7S W. Csha,ns Smith NJ VII bound
Sorgo Bay NJ. where she Jay d. hoe, go off With
out much damage July 29h lac 50 s. lon nc W. Orion Mich.
NB fos home IA! s LOO ssW Aug 22d heard from Ane.
.s home MetamoE NIB, bnu.d to Pacific; John i B do
Suae @ ~ poans " mos out sp at Utheite,
Coast; Nye, Pease, Pacific Ocean.
An American whale ship, showing white bugee with two
blue balls sgnalzed 18th inst lat 81 d, Ion 90 36
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ABOUT June l0-n port, Bazaar klham, from
for Chlna ldg rice; koubl Proctor do do. - -
sept 2o-ln port slsnchese Jarman for Phi
2oth John Marshall, Poythress from Virginia diss Rose
merce, Ashton NOrleans. - -
BORDEAUX Sept z-n port, Huntress Griffin for Cronstad,
'' - ''
HAvRE, Sept 20-Cd Arethusa, Baxter. Charleston.
hAvANA yet AR Cato Dyer. Hamburg Mary Pennell
leryman Bath Sid Poland, Newport Arr 7th, Pefdonnet
Upshur, dismast~d.
MATANzAs SEPT 24Sld Plato, Walker Portland 28h I'm.
Gle Sam, Bacon Providence -
mIEsfUEcos, Sept T-sd Sarah Wilson, Thompson, Boston,
TRINIDAD, sept l9--AT Austin, Perkins, Boston,
DKMERARA about oct 3ln port, Judson Russell I'm New
Haven, arr 3 days before, only American.
81 JOHNS, M Oct 6-ArI Science, Young NYork.
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"A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-Har Of House
H 25 Walker eei elegantly furnished fur. ished
sEW Possession given immedatry Apply to f. B HUTCH
I>G,, 76 tohn siiee f,om 10 to " O'clock. o2s rc
LOOK HERE, VI. Luv vEkSOFtlNE HUkSro.
T most splendid sp'p Of s'ooted Hopes -oue
III Arabian, the o,her English Of Nankn coo,
1wth silver white aud tsils,and for symmetry Of
elegance of action scarcely sale
the stable of Mr. g. LlNCH the Bull Head lnn Also
fine young Grey, sired by the blooded horse Young Cousn
which used to run in the Virginia o26 2tis-nc
FOOT RACE ON THE BEACON COURSE
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AN APPEAL TO THE "ToRIEs."

The Fayetteville North Carolnan thus admits
the fact that Folks ancestors were tories, and
thus appeals to those who have got tory blood in
their veins to support James K. Polk, the tory
candidate
"As MANY patriots and excellent men Of to-day
can look back and find that some of their ances-
tors were what were denominated to ries in those
days, the cause of Democracy will hardly lose
much on account of any aspersions which the ma
levolence of partisan editors may cast upon James
X. Folks ancestors"
The Fayetteville Observer thus notices the
appeal:
"'rhls is pretty plain appeal to the descen-
dants OF the revolutionary tories to GO for Polk.
We have no objection to such an appeal. What
we have objected to is, that the toryism Of Folks
ancestors should be urged by the Locofocos as
reason why he should be made PRESIDENT
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THE GOOD OLD CAUSE.

We have never witnessed, to our recollection
finer spirit than was exhibited by the Wing
party on Monday last They displayed an enlhu-
sasm and activity that would have achieved a
victory equal to that of 1S40 but for the stubborn
perseverance of some of the election judges in a
system of wrong and oppression unparalleled in
the annals of party tyranny.
The Wings lost more than 100 of the majority
in the first ward, First Municipality, and in the
various wards of the Second Municipality at least
800 more. As it was, the average Wing MAORI
ty in the city is about one hundred! This for a
city that has been despaired Of by our friends,
both in and out of the State, would be glory
enough-but taken in connection with the circum-
stances of the election it is splendid victory in
deed. New Orleans is the Wing city she was
in 184e, and in November next will make for
midabe effort to gain for the State the Wing
prize banner of the Unon.-Bee.
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THE CLAY CLUB OF THIS CITY
Will meet at the Club House THIS EVENING,
wednesday, at s O'clock, for business.

SANDs's SARsAPARILLA.-During the warm season
the fluids of the body attenuated the circulation
rendered languid, and the seeds of disease firmly
rooted, and unless proper remedies timely ad-
minstered, the invalid will sink beneath the autumn
nal attack of fever other equally fatal form
of disease. The blood being the grand source and
fountain of life, is Immediately concerned in trans
hitting to every part of the system health and renew
ed vigor, if pure, and debility and disease if impure
Purify and cleanse this lifegving principle, and man
enjoys mental and physical health. For diseases of
the blood and other impurities of the SYSTEM enlarge
ment Of the bones, scroua, kings evil eruptions of
the skin, rheumatism, govt and umbago, diseases of
the liver and other arrangements of the system,
Sands's Sarsapara has been found, in numerous in
stances, to be safe and efectua cure. 1t puriies
and ceanses the fountain springs of life, and the pa
tent is speedily brought under its sautary operation
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. B.
& d. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton ST.,
New York. Price I'll per bottle; 6 bottles for Us.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, corner of Pennsy avenue and
18th street, and R. S. PATTERSON, Druggist cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
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ATTENTION, W HIGS!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on SATUR-
DAY the 18th inst, at o'clock. p nj. there will be
grand rally of the Wings of Spauldng's District at
Grimes Post Office (Cross Roads,, for the purpose of
forming CLAY CLUB gftfsL
Several gentlemen will be present, who will adj
dress the meeting and among the number, your dis
tnguished representative in Congress, the Hon. NJ
s. CAUsIN.
There will also be discussion by gentlemen OF
both political parties.
The incalculable benefits arising from these ASSOC
Citations in l840 still be fresh in the recollection
Of all, and we trust that every good and true Wing
will be punctual in his attendance on that occasion.
July 6. PRINCETON.
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L OCA l. N E W s.
THE VISITING FIREMEN

took their departure this morning in the steamer
Columbia for Baltimore, at six o'clock. They
were Hospitality and literally entertained on yes
terday, after paying their respects to the Presi-
dent Of the United States, with collation. pre-
pared by the Union company at their engine
house in the First ward after partaking of which,
they marched to the Navy Yard, escorted by sew
eral of our city companies, upon the invitation of
the Anacostia company of the Sixth ward, who
and at night entertained them with bounteous
supper, upon the conclusion of which, they re-
turned to their quarters at Bakers Franklin
House. The procession on the avenue upon the
return, was highly animated, lighted up with
torches, and accompanied by the apparatus of the
different city companies, who had assembled at
the foot of the Capitol, upon the toling of the Co.
lumbia bell, as the visters passed the engine
house. We are happy to add, that the visit o.
the Friendship has been quite pleasant one
the different companies of the city all uniting
with the Northern Liberties (whose especial
guests they were) in kindness and attention to
them while among us. They were escorted to
the boat this morning by the Northern Liberties,
as company, and by a large number of other
fremen and citizens.
We can not close our notice without returning
the thanks of the citizens to the portion of the
Blues Band which accompanied the firemen, for
the qualification we have experienced in their
excellent performances while among US; and,
though we we're fearful that the absence of the
inimitable Deems would make the reputation of
the band suffer some in the estimation of musi-
clans, we must add, that, under the skful direc-
ton Of Mr.. Holland, they fully sustained them
selves.
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E.aRTHENW.4RE, CHLN.a, AND GLASS.
THOMAS PURSELL has just imported per ships
J. Franconia, Desdemona, and Montezuma, from
Liverpool direct
So crates and hhds. Of Earthenware and China,
of the newest patterns and shapes, and
40 packages of cut, pressed and plain Glass, from
the manufactures
Which, with his former stock, makes his assortment
extensive and complete all of which will be sold,
wholesale and retail, low and good terms as
at any other establishment north south of this.
? Canton, French, and English China Dinner, Tea,
and Toilet Sets and detached pieces
superior article of Blue Stone China
Ivory Handle and other Knives and Forks
German Silver, Britannia, and Plated Casters
German Silver and other Table and Teaspoons
Plated, Britannia, and Brass Shutters and Trays,
Cendle sticks, Spittoons, SIC.
Looking glasses and Walters
Astral, Stand, Wall, Liverpool, Solar, and Hall
Lamps
Wicks, and Glass, of various sizes
First quality Stoneware, at Factory prices
Also, Window glass
The subscriber has the agency of Britannia Manu-
factory and will sell those articles at reduced prices.
He solcits call from his friends and the public gen.
orally at his store Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
Browns Hotel and assures them that nothing on his
part shall be wanting to give satisfaction.
iyI-eo2w E. THOMAS PURSELL.
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responsbties--keep them steadily in view, and
let love of them prompt your actions before
God, in society, and at the election polls Your
fathers struggled in the battle field to achieve
the freedom we enloy-a more peaceful ground,
and less deadly arms, are yours to maintain it.
For
There is weapon surer yet,
And better than the bayonet;
weapon that comes down as still
As snow fakes fall upon the sod
And executes the reeman's will,
As lightning does the will of God;
weapon that nor bolts nor locks
81 Can bar---it is the BALLOT Box!