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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-06

NT EW PIANO FORTE
~ WAREHOUSE, I5E PRATT ST,
adjoining the Rail Road Depot.
sDzclE1..s.---., The undersigned, having obtained
EsssEG577zl the agency for the sale of Bacon 4 Ra
III 9 fly ms celebrated French action PIA
mos, OfNew York, now offers TO the
public really superior ns'Tum enf, which for beauty
and durabi ity Of fnpsh braHly and richness of
tone, cannot be surpassed, Professors and amateurs
who have tried hem, pronounce them the very best
instruments Of the day.
The manufacturers being very extensively engaged
in the Piano Forte business are enabled TO sell them
much lower than the usual prices.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing n real good Piano,
and at the same time pay very moderate price, are
invited TO call and examine those now on hand.
L. NEWTON KUKTZ, ISL Pratt-st,
se3 Adjoining the Railroad Depot
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yAMES NJ. HAIG, No. 80 BALTIMORE
ely Opposite The Clipper Ofiicc) wholesale and re-.
tail manufacturer of GIMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs
Odd FeIlows'& Masonic REGALTA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS, sc. and dealers in MILITARY TRIM
MINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. Sc, which he offers
for sale On terms that fail 20 give every salts
fiction
His stock comprises, in part, the following articles:
Trimmings Of all kinds, for Ladies, dresets
Weddings, LacCs Odd Fellows, and
Gods and Tassels Masonic Rrgalia
Brnds. Edgngs Purse Twist
Tailors' Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons ofall kinds Military Trimmings
GiHPs Cords, &c. of all kinds
Steel Buttons Gloves merino, silk, cot
Hair Work ton and Md
Stars, Laces Suspenders
Navy Anchors Watch Guards, &c
Q5- A orders left with Mr. II. viii be ATTENDED
with ppOmptitude. $3.50
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"OORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
lvA offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that il is quack
remedy to cure all Diseases is ii recommended
cure for consumption; il is prepared from the re-
ceipt of the late Dr. Moore, of Philadelphia, and Is
certain remedy for Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
pient stages of Bronchitis Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
ut from its use, but il is deemed UNNECESSARY as
trial OF II will be sufficent recommendation its
Iue as remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
nl9-tf No. 1872 Baltimore street.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. 90 Country Merchants,
y Teachers and others, are now iavited to examine
my large and complete assortment Of School Books,
ali fresh and new, and of the latest and best editions
to be sold at the very lowest prices.
Every variety of Stationery and Blank Accoun
Books can also be had, really cheap, of
T. NEWTON KURTZ,
School Bookseller, Stationer, and
Blank Book Manufacturer ISL Pratt Ct
seS'u adjoining the Railroad Depot.
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LONG LEY'S
GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA

THNHIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED MEDI-
a CINE is prepared by Col, s. NJ. LoNGLRy, OF
the state OF New York from recipe obtained by him
from the Indians Of the north west frontier whilst
attending the payment of the annuities of the In
dams OF that region some years since. Ii is TCcem
mendCd as an nfdllibe cure for Asthma, Colds, Dys-
pepsa, Liver complaint, and all Bilious and Nervous
affections. 1t is mild and pleasant calhartic, and
its operation does not interfere with the business pur-
suits of the patient. AS Family Medicine it is in =
valuable. Certificates of the qualities of this med-
cine may be had in pamphlet form from any Of the
unde' signed agencies, and the following certificate, it
will be seen, is from one of our citizens. The
General Agency is at the S. Il. corner of PRATT and
PACA STREETS, and of GEO. w. JONES, corner
of Baltimore and High streets.
This is 10 certify, That was sick for three months
with dcrarged and sour stomach aud dyspcplica
affections In that Time lost twenty five pounds of
flesh, my nerves becoming weak that | could
SCARCELY walk about. | had taken almost every other
kind Of medicine, which had no effect, when was
induced to Try 'honpley'S Great West IN Indian Pa
nacea," ami in less than three days began to feel
better, and before | had taken hottie was en-
lirely cured. 1t is the best family medicine know
of. | would not be without it on any account.
| have recommended il to a number of hands en-
ploye1 about the foundry, who have used it with
much benefit. WILLIAM McKlNSTRY,
se-eo3m Foreman of Ross Winan's Foundry.
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NEW DAILY LINE To BELAIR,
CHURCHvfLLE AND HARFORD
&2S$,z$SS FURNACE, via Perymansvlle, on the
$SsSss5 Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
.5&&EXE Railroad. Passengers leave the Depot,
Pratt ST., EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays) in
the cars at O'Clock, for Perrymansville; thence by
Stage, arriving at Bel Air By one s'clock.
Fare from Baltimore to Hartford Furnace rs
ehurchville Sl.0O
" Bel Air 100
fI3-Tickets must be procured al the Office before
taking seats IN the cars. jy6 II
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COOKING GLASS PLATES. IN The Public
IA Store, and fer sale low by
FREDERICK FlCKEY SONS
oS Ne. 800 Baltincre street.
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SKATES. Just received per ship Mariana
= aRd for sale low by
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
oQs 290 Baltimore street.
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NEW ARTICLE' WIS. NIChEHSUN mas
N Just received BANDOLINE, lew article for
curling and identifying the Hair oil
BNRINGES FOR PLAID SCARS Manufac-
q turei and for sale by
No fri I'M. HAIG. 1873 Baltimore street.
GREHORE'S PLAYING CARDS. On
V consignment and for sale manufacturers prices
by FREDERICK FICKEY SONS,
aae Ne, 2Y0 Baltimore street,
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THE GREATEST INVENTION KNOWN
RE " IL A Ii ID IT'S
PAFENT GLASS PAD DOUBLE AND SINGLE
LEVER TRUSS,

This Truss, for the
cure Of Rupture, or
Hernia, and patented
by the pateutCc, Sept.
"a, 1874, is confidently
offered tothe public as
the most speedy and
certain article for eff
feeling the ohject it
49,, F.. -.
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ND EREDERTCK's
nae PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER!

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
viled TO this newly in
vented apparatus; the eb-
ject fIr which it is in
tended rs to perfectly pre-
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DOCTOR HUET

A MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL FACCLTt
N of PARIS, LceBtiate OF the Medical Facult
of NEW ORLEANS, Registered In the 95th folit
Also, Graduate OF the Medical Faculty of MARY
land, since the Sd OF April, 1859.
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Reported for the Fountain.
CIR UIT COU tt.

Thursday, Nov s, ls46.--The case Of Smi'n an
Tucker, VS.. the Corporation Of Washington notcs|
yesterday was resumed this morning and continue
during part of the day. 1t resulted ia verdict u
the plaintiffs in the sum Of S27l.O5. Dsvidge an
semmes for plaintiffs, Bradley for defence.
Mary B. Alexander, VS. Joseph Boulange-; JOS
ah Essex vs. Mary B. Nailor, and Geo. w. Wailac'
vs. Allison Nalor; in all three Of these cases jurie
were empannelled, but none Of them had rendere
yerdicts at the adjournment of the court.
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Late from Henezula-The news from this
public lin name is to the 18th Of last month Gs
Paez its former President. had retired to private Ii
whereupon a great struggle had commenced for 4
supremacy minority would not submit to u
majority, and had taken up arms. Several confiic
had taken place and the whole country is in pc
fact state of tumult. NN
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PaHpos TO ITALIAN RErUeEEs.-Pope Plus TX.
has givcn notice to all Italians who have left their
country for political reasons, that full pardon will
be granted TO them upon their making promise on
their honor that they will not in future in any man
ner, abuse this set Of cIemency. The official notice
Of this act appears in the Courier des Etats Unis
signed Daniel 8. Desmond, Consul General Of the
PontHcsl States,
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Cotton---Sugar Crops, de.---The Plant
(Franklin Lay Banner Of the 2slh ult.. says y
the grinding Of the sugar crop was just commef
ing--thai the cane was very light-thsi the cott
crop was slmoat failure shat c'rn was selling
81 busheI, and that good negroes brought on
1900 each
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INDIAN MASSACRE. Accounts have Just reached
the GAINESVILLE, o. Recorder, from Fort Washita in
the far of west that great slaughter Of the Witch
etaw tribe Of Indians, had been perpetrated. 1t was
supposed that the Camanches or Pawnee Mahss,
had nearly destroyed the remains Of the Wtchetaw
tribe. HH
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ALExANpRIA. YlRaINlA.
November a, 1916.

FLouR.-The market is very frm--sales from|
stores of 300 to 400 barrels at S5.25-wagon price
$5.l21, with moderate receipts.
GRA1Sr-There is decidedly better feeling id
the wheat market with slight improvement in pri1
ces.
We notice sale yesterday Of 200 bushels red|
wheat by the canal at l0sc--a fair quotation would
be lO5all0c for good to prime. g
Sales Of old white corn at Sd cents-new 56c;
rye CSC; white beans Sl.-Ib. #
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The ELECTION. The news last evening, from N.
York is that Young, (whig) was $4,000 ahead Of
Wright, (dem.) and ten counties only to hear from
and that the Delegation to Congress stoed so far as
the returns were in, 10 whigs to democrats.
In New Jersey the wings have carried 4 OF the
members Of Congress and the democrats l..
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or NOTICE.-The Members Of the MARY
WASHINGTON UNION, Daughters of Temper
ance No 2, are requested to meet at Sister SPeakes
on next Sunday, at l o'clock, to proceed in body
to the Ryland Chapel witness the presentation OF
Bible to Equal Division, No. s, Sons Of Temper
ance. BY order,
MRS. G. f. SPEAKES, p. 8. AZ
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or We clip the following notice from our ex-
ceent evening exchange, the Baltimore Argus:
The COLUMBIAN FoUNTAIN.-This paper,
published in Washington, comes to us quite inn
proved in appearance recently, and presenting a
ccommendable degree Of activity and spirit. The
latter Of course Of the temperance gusge.
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4 FArAL AecIDENT.-A lad named Knowles at
South Boston was standing some ten or twelve feet
from an anvil where two men were forging piece
of iron, and one Of the sedges missing the iron,
struck on the anvil and small splinter was broken
off which few off striking the lad in the thigh, cut
ting the main artery, SO that he bled to death in
about o minutes.
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EAsLEs.-Some of the newspapers are doioreous
about the beggary condition Of the exchequer, and
individuals have gone so far out of their way to
ssert that there not money enough in the Treas
ury TO pay the clerks in the Departments at WASH
ington All we know-about the matter is, that last
week, we saw good many eagles dispersed to the
clerks. We would have no especial objection If a
few would fly into our pockets.
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Mn. JoHN b. GoueH addiessed very large as
sembly In fremont, Boston, on Monday evening,
The Boston Sun speaks highly Of his performance
and says Mr. g. loses none of his valor but rather
gains, by being long warrior in the field of Tenn
perance, M
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. ITTLEFIELD's PATENT DOOR LOCKS.
Builders and others are invited TO examine
{Hsse Locks, which are believed to he superior 20
any now in use. Specimens may be seen ana prices
ssce,,s;ned at The subscribers Store where orders
will be received and promptly executed.
nov 5-tf D. no"nS'
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nE- The Judge Of the New York Court, before
whom the motion was made to discharge the ne er-
eat against Col Stevenson of the California Reg-
ment, refused to gran. it, and ordered an attachment
against him for contempt, on the ground that Cali
fornis is now part Of the Union.
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Mons TRoops.--W. w. Tompkns formerly a
Captain in the 2nd u 8. Dragons, is raising corps
of volunteers for the Mexican war.
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nI Mr. EsocH G. TUCKER and CHARLES W..
FrsroN are authorized to solicit and receive sub
scriptions and advertisements for the second volume
Of the Daily Fountain, which will commence on the
lst day OF December. - GSita
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or The California Rye, from seed sent from that
country, is all the rage in Georgia. 1t is said to be
far superior to the ordinary grain of that species
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IF Persons wishing to subscribe for the
Daily Fountain can be served by leaving their
names and residence at our Office in the Book Store
Of the Fountain Buildings, corner Of Pennsylvania
Avenue and End streets, by notifying us through
the Post Office, prepaid.
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Gen. Jsssup--This officer arrived in New Or
leans on his way to the Rio Grande on the 27th Of
October, last month"; 2li ia fH#j
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r. g- NOTlCE.-U- S. OF IT,, Junior Asso-
citation, No. |, are hereby notified to meet a,
their Hall to-day, at 2 O'Clock, TO attend the
funeral Of our late brother, WILLIAM CRoWE.
Members of sister Associations are respectfully
invited to attend. BY order,
" tNa w. w. GRANT, lst V. P. II
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Gf The Roman Catholic Advocate says that
colony Of missionaries of the order of ST. Benedict
started from Munich ON the 2sth of July, for the
United States Of America, to form at st. Joseph, in
Pennsylvania, the first monastery of Benedicnes
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Snags.--Six steamboats, have been recently snag-
ged on the Mississippi 1t is pity that Congress
and the President cannot agree upon the question
of keeping this highway Of the States free from
snags -a
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. Q.

CT AIRY Of our subscribers not receiving their CO.
pies Of the Daily Fountain will please notify us Of
the fact . "
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or Books are opened in Baltimore for subscrip-
tion to the new Railroad about to be built between
Pittsburg, Pa, and Cleveland, Ohio.
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or Purser Waldron, of the U. s. Navy, died at
Brookyna few days ago, aged 45 years. He was
a highly esteemed officer. Es
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uIf The Western Recorder has been enlarged and
otherwise materially improved. We are under spe-
cal obligations to the editor for the kind notices he
has given the Fountain.
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n5- Charles Sumner, the Anti-Mexican War
candidate for Congress in Boston has declined q
poll.
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0p GRAND DIVISION, S. Of T.--An
adjourned meeting Of the G. Division will be
held on Friday evening, the 9th inst, at their
Hall, corner of Penn. Avenue and 18th street,
at O'Clock. Members are requested to be
punctual in attendance, as business of impor-
lance TO the Order will be brought before them
CHAS. gPASCOE, G. s.
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The LATE Col. CRoss. The remains Of this
gallant officer will arrive in this city this afternoon,
at o'clock, leaving Baltimore at p. IN.
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CoAL.-Anthracite Coal has advanced in New
York to seven dollars per 1000 pounds.
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no. lst MET. PROT. BHURCH, Virgi

Ur Isl WET. PRUT. BdUFCH, VIrgI-
MIA Avenue. Quarterly Meeting occasion on
Sabbath next. Rev. J. VARDEN,-of George
town, will preach at / /, Am. Pastor at 6.
p. Nj. There will be Love Feast held on Mon
day evening at z o'clock. All religious and
serious persons are invited TO attend. II is
contemplated to proract the services during
the whole week prevailing every evening al
z O'Clock. The public are invited to attend.
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BLuNDER Buss, To kiss an old lady BY mis-
take for young one,
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BALTIMORE MAaKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
raAg n November s, 2 p. m.
More animation in the Flour market--prices firm
Sales large at $3.50. Prime white wheat for family
flour 100 to- 1875 cts.
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ULYSSES WARD & J. THOMAS WARD.
Il.
OFTYCE-coRNER I'd STREET AND PENN. AVENUE.
TERMS OF THE FOUNTAIN. -, z ~ !,
iI0IIrIIs Ior S3-haf
yearly and quarterly at the same rates All sub
scriptions in advance. Single copies one cent.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, inserted
for SO cents the first, and 25 cents for every subse
ouent Insertion Those OF greater length charged
in proportion s6s
Advertisements not specified as to time, wll De pub
lished one month, and charged accordingly; but no
advertisement or subscription will be- stopped, until
all arrearages are paid, unless at e'opton Of the
proprietors. s.
Advertisements published at intervals, viz: weekly,
semi-weekly, tri-weekly, or monthly, are charged
SO cents per square for every insertion.
liberal discount viii be made to those who adyer
tse by the year.
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or The new Commissioner of Public Buildings,
formance of his duties yesterday
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OUm MAAxRr. The Cenirs Market was even
more poorly attended yesterday morning than on
Tuesday last. There was sc .rcely any poultry or
fish for sale. and the supply Of vegetables. with the
exception Of sweet and Irish potatoes, was very |
mesgre. Prices were consequently high. Butter
prime table article continues unusually scarce
MoNrr Matters. The change now taking
place in the money world by the introduction Of the
subtreasury system, has its effect upon the Pecuni-
ary relations Of this city. well upon those OF the
have been compelled to yield temporarily to the in
conveniencies occasoned by the disturbances arising
from this cause but il is pected that they will soon
be able to get into smooth water again.
or The new Commissioner of Public Buildings,
we have been informed, entered on the active per-
formance of his duties yesterday.
or We hope the report is true that Col. seaton,
the Mayor Of the city, has designated Thursday, the
27th instant, as day of thanksgiving to be observed
in this city. Ist
The Effects of the Fresh.-The recent rains have
probably done more damage to the shores watered by
the Potomac than we can at present estimate. Not
having desire to sweep away the canal by false
report nor to carry off the Long Bridge by move
ment of the pen, we took walk in that neghborhood
yesterday morning.
We perceived that one complete span OF the new
part Of the bridge had broken loose, and that one
half of the draw had fallen into the water and been
carried by the tide twenty feet, at least, from the
point of its former connection. One side Of the chan
mel, the keeper informed US, is still open.
For the last three days large number of men have
been engaged cutting up the wood which drifted
down, and was, in part, intercepted by the bridge
Trunks Of trees fence rails, planks, etc, came just
in time to enable those who took fortune sat the tide"
to lay in their winters wood. One man capturedi
is said, sixty cords Only thirty carts were employ
ed at one time loading, at eleven o'clock yesterday
morning III 1866
| Committed David w. Dixon was brought before
Justice Goddard yesterday afternoon. This is the
person heretofore spoken Of as the receiver Of stolen
goods, on whose premises was found variety The
evidence was deemed sufficiently strong to justify his
committa for trial at the next term of the Criminal
| Court. I'LL ttGE 4ft 56
| The room of the watch-house was crowded, prin.
cipalIy with colored persons, who seemed more So
licous than the whites to know the result Of the ex
animation.
Dsnison's Best Bo,oer is the name of new and
beautiful weekly published in Boston and other ci-
ties Down East at 81 90 per year by Rev. G. W..
Denson. . H H s.ss4 saE .g85a-
UT II is said in London that Fanny Ellsler Of
notorious memory to many Of the people of the u.
States, is to be married to an Italian named Rom
| seni. ~
! FaUIr.-Four vessels have recently arrived in
Boston with raisins figs, grapes, organges. lemons
AMALaAMATloN.-Abou one week since color
preach in Athol, Mass, married to white Ia
dy, whose unblushing fairness contrasted strangely
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UT Commodore Perry, it is said, is the brother
in-law Of the Hon. John SlideIl late Minister to
Mexico aEE fe.N 1sEMs as Ns 0" s8
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TIE TERMs OF PEAcE.-The New York Tribune
publishes letter from Mexico, stating that our enc
my will make peace with US, If we do not press for
line beyond the Rio Grande. Indeed We believe
it is usual for the victors not the vanquished to
dictate the terms Of peace, but Mexican vain glory
and audacity are equal to any emergency.
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or We hope the report is true that Col. seaton,
the Mayor Of the city, has designated Thursday, the
27th instant as day of thanksgiving to be observed
in this city. iFt
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contemplated W Piouoot thS ocisiSSo aNAi"6
the whole week prevailing every evening al
z O'Clock. The public are invited to attend
n1- ATTENTION !--Associaton No. 2, State
of Virginia, u. B. ofT.-The members of the above
Association, and the Order generally, will please
take notice. that the future meetings from and after
Thursday, 5h inst. will be held in the Hall of
the United Brothers Of Temperance, corner of Prince
and Water streets, Alexandria, opposite the Farm
er's Bank. By order,
2t RICHARD L. CARNE, r. 8.
--~~-----~,~~~~1->~~--~-~--
or TEMPERANC CE.-E EQUAL DIVISION
Moe, Sons Of Temperance, are to have one Of
Harper's splendid Illuminated Bibles, presented to
them by the Ladies Of the 7th Ward, on Sunday,
Nov 8, at 21 o'clock, at the Ryland Chapel The
Grand and Sister Divisions, the Daughters of Tenn
perance, the United Brothers of Temperance, and
the community at large, are most respectfully m
vited to attend Addresses will be delivered, and
collection taken for the benefit of the Sunday School
Of said W ard. The Sons and Brothers Of Temper
ance are requested to meet in regalia, at Kings
Gallery Of Paintings, on 18th street. at O'Clock
precisely. By order Of the WI t
s.d J. B. TAYLOR, R. 8.
The presentation Of the Bible by the Ladies of
the 7th Ward, is postponed to Sunday, the 9Th, at
the same place and time Of day as previously desis-
mated.
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AMALaAMATloN.-Abou one week since color.
preache in Athol, Mass, was married to white Ia
dy, whose unblushing fairness contrasted strangely
with his ebony aspect.
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PRrsrrns, ATTENTION Drink what Frankln
did when he was printer--pure water
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Course Of The Whigs.-The New York Courier
& Enquirer (Whig) referring to the course of the
Wings in Congress in relation to the Mexican war
makes the following prediction a9
"Whatever may be the feelings Of the wings in
Congress in regard to the cause of this war; there
can be no doubt but they will stand by the country,
and insist upon the whole energies Of the nation be-
ing directed to insure its early termination. National
honor, and not consideration Of dollars and cents
will be the prevalent feeling in Congress.
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Mn. WEBsTER.-This gentleman is to have a
grand dinner given to him in Philadelphia early
next month, when he will give his opinions upon
certain public questions @
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FauIr.-Four vessels have recently arrived in
Boston with raisns figs, grapes, organges. lemons,