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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

vHNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
Il patrons, that for their convenience, aud the
public in general, he has removed his establish.
ment to capacous room s, Of the Avenue, between
l2,h and 9Th streets, where he will always be found
carly and late ready to attend to those who may favor
him with a call Ho flal,ers himself from the expo
rence he has had in his profession, that he stands
No. in the art Of Hair Dressing and Shaving. and
would invite those who not appscd Of his skill
to give him trial, being convinced that from the
facility and rapidity manifested in the operation
that they will come again. Every thing will be
found neat and comfortable in his Esta blisbnleni
and no will ensure clean towel to each individual
Having a large family to support, share Of public
patronage is earnestly solicited. NJ. DUBANT.
sep Is II Nat. Int
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NOTICE!!!
NO HUMBUGGER

To Houshcepsrs. and all 10 uhom IL may concern:
"A N impression appeals to prevail in the District
n that no place, can compete with the North,
for CHEAP and good work to eradicate this erroni.
Gus impression, the subscriber would respectfully
inform HousEKEEPERs, and the public in general
that he has opened new establishment, on Pennsyl.
vania Avenue, between 18th and 18th streets,
south side, for the purpose Of carrying the Pic.
ture Frame business, in oil its various branches.
He will manufacture all kinds Of Portrait Pictures
and Looking Glass FRAMES, Bon Gornishing, &c
de-, Of the best material, and in tho neatest manner
TtVenty.Fi per cent cheaper than ever before Of
fered IN this District
N. d. All kinds of REBUILDING done; also
Looking Glass Plates inserted in old Frames.
All orders executed with the greatest despatch.
Terms cash on delivery
sep 7 I'm .-.. JOHN WAGNER.
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ATTENTION WHIes.-We invite the atten-
ton OF our Wing readers in particular TO the
prospectus of the Duly National Whg,'
published in another part Of our paper Now,
Wings of Adams county, if you wish a cheap
and good Daily Wing paper, printed at the
CAPITAL of the Nation, send on your names,
accompanied by the ]" dimes" and YOU will be
accommodated 10 your hearts desire. The
"Nalional Whig,' promises to he valuable
acquisition 10 the party whose principles il ad-
vocates, and should be patronized by every
Wing in the land. Step up to the Captains
office, boys, and hand in your names. Terms,
S. per annum, S. for six months Daily, or So
per annum for the Weekly. always in ad-
vance.-Li uletown Po) Tisiter.
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FOR BALTIMORE

a I'll THE commodious steamer CoLuN
4kk26K MA. Captain Geo. Guyther, having
resumed her regular trips, will leave Riley's wharf,
in Washington, at 8, and Alexandria at O'Clock
in the mcrning Of Wednesday, the 25,n inst, and
oi every succeeding Wednesday, for Baltimore; and,
returning, will leave Commerce street wharf, in
that city, for the District Of Columbia at o'clock
in the afternoon Of every Saturday, taking of and
landing passengers and light freight at all the usual
landings on the Potomac river.
Freish,s will be taken at low rates and withou
any charge for wharfage at Baltimore.
WIN. GUNTON, President.
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public meeting assembled in Lexington, Ky,
on the 18th instant to hear the address prepared by
order of previous meeting upon the subject of the
Presidency. 1t reviewed the political questions Of
the day and the public in relation to the Presi-
deney, and concluded by recommending Old Rough
and Ready for that Office
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We have been favored this evening with very
interesting letter from Tacubaya Of August I'D; but
at too late hour to publish in to nights Union.
We are narrowed down, for the present, to the fol-
lowing extract relating to the armistice
On tho 2lst, AS tho army was in motion towards
the city, Gen. Scott was met by proposition for
cessation Of hoses for the purpose of taking care
of the killed and wounded. This he refused; but in
the evening agreed TO armislice TO enable commits
sioners to meet Mr.. Tris and to treat for peace
This armstico has been officially ratified. II is diff
fcult to iorVsee the result though can very well
that it is for Sa lta Ana's Advantage. So far
can trust him." .....
But we will give the whole letter on Monday.
WASH Union
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COAL! COAL!!

JUST arrived and now landing, and will be con-
stanty receiving during tho season, first quality
Anthracite Coal, egg size, which will be sold low
for cash, delivered from the Vessel.
Apply to the undersigned al his Lumber Yard on
9TH street, near the Canal, where can he had all
kinds Of building materials, cheap for cash short
credit to punctual customers,
sep Q 2Aw6w p. NJ. PEARSON.
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The Orphan. We read Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harri.
SON, respectable couple, residing in New Orleans,
dying within two days of each other Of the terrible
plague and leaving their children convalescins OF,
the bod Of sickness, which they had attended night
aud day. When they were Frustrated, they had no
children to soolhc their pains or bring comfort to
them, and the little ones had to lay their couchc,'
and eec their parents removed away from them for
ever on this earth Oh, hearl-rending scenes
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CJSce Mr.. Donoho's advertisements. Mr.. d. is
whal is ore he will be where Mr.. Polk is in March
ls4s. But to MI. DIS supply of ammunition. All
those who would supply their shot pouches and
powder horns should call on Mr. d. forthwith. Is il
time that our Artillery companies have bought Of
Mr.. d. their supply of Dupon,s Eagle powder for
firing the salutes on President Tnylors arrival at the
saat of gnyernmcnll
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BosroS, Sept 10.
Flour and Corn-Thc markets continue firm for
-four, and an active demand. Sales of Gencsec COM
mon brands at So; and Ohio and Michigan at 81
to So. Southern common is selling at 6 IL to rs
per Dbl cash.
Corn is in steady demand at 10 to 75c for South
crn yellow, and 70 to re for white and mixed.
Oats arc selling at 81 to 53c per bus, cash.
Cofl,e-The market is firm. Sales Of 1000 bags
Rio a, 7a7!c; st Domingo at 6ia63c; Sumatra at
&c, 6 mos.
Supar-In rather moro demand from the trade, -
Sales of Cuba browns and yellows a, 6iasc per ID,
8 mos.
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CnARIHsToS, 18th Sept.

CHAHLESTON, IbIH SVpl'
Prices Of cotton strengthened under the idea Of II
shor, crop. Sales this week 1874 bales, against the
receipt Of SCI bales, at l0t to l2a. Sales of 365
,icrccs Of Rice at A. to Sd. The new crop will soon
be in market when prices will fall. small sales of
flour from S. to So. Bacon 8 to for shoulders aud
sides. Sugar 81 u. Stock Of cotton on hand
this day 1876 bales. #.. 49,.
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IL Gen. Urea in a recent address intended to
seduce our men from their flag. snys, that the war
was begun by Mr. Polk who is +" a man withcu'
foresight, and without calculation, and who, to OBJ
tain unfortunate celebrity has not feared serious.
ly to compromise great people," There is great
deal moro Of truth than poetry in this passage!
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

O. Tic mutiny in the New Orleans Regiment
at Bucna Vista has been quelIcd. Two Of its Off
GERS and the man who was wounded by the Colonel
have been dishonorably discharged. Seventeen of
the officers resigned, hut recalled their designations
after two days reflection.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

Why do you cry said a grey-haired gentle,
man in New Orleans To little girl standing OH the
pavement, the tears streaming down her eyes.
81 am an orphan, sir-my father and neither ore
both dead with the fever, sir-and do not know
where To 60, sr'--snd she sobbed bitterly.
Come with mo, my dear little gn'-said the
old man, and he choked with sorrow for the child
sand will be father to you come'' s.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

The Mexican Government Daily Of the I'D of
last month intimates as clearly can be that Santa
Ana was right in granting Scots request for hear
ing of Trists propositions, in order to get hold Of
those propositions, and if they could not be allowed
10 rally The Mexican nation ayGinst them, ...
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o. For the IA hours ending p. m. the l lib
inst. at New Orleans 81 deaths are recorded 81 Of
hich were from yellow fever The dreadful plague
oil the decrease, but it is only for the want Of ma
terial to operate upon. No man from the North
should think ofpu,ting his nose in the streets of N.
Orleans before frost nppears-which is about the
10Th Of November f.. .....
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

Mr.. Kennedy Of Baltimore has taken true Wing
ground He says, if elected and peace is not" he
will vote men and money enough 10 bring the war
to speedy close.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

The Union admits that the reiniorccments now
on their way 10 Con. Scott and now raising in the
west will BIO necessary TO him for the purpose Of
curing peace il peace b made. We though, as
much. ,..}
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CT The New Orleans Delta wants to know who
is to succeed 10 the handsome ambassador at Ma
Piles :" Philosopher Grund says--"the handsome
Robert TYLER"
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They are proving in Missouri that Governor Ed
wards has been guilty of gross dercc,ion of duty
i'll n,erfering in the election of the officers of the
recent battalion from that State. '.....
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C. The New Orleans Delta is down upon the
New Orleans Pcayune "hanmer and tongs," be
cause the latter discovered and disclosed the fact
tal Gen. Pillow is the author OF the recent letter in
which the General takes to himself all the glory OF
the battles Of Cnutrerns and Churobusco.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10.

LOUISVILLE, sept. To-
. The river very low. Business in dry goods, drugs
&c. very active. Bagging l34 to IA. Rope to T.
Cotton Yarns - to % and sales. Cheese to ~,
Flour 81 Is to 81 So Wheat 70. Corn 80 to
IS. Potatoes 81 to 100. Whiskcy ls. ST.. .,
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Q-T Curses LOUD and deep met The order from the
War Department at Buena Vista, not to march upon
San Luis, hut to countcrmarch upon the Capital via
Of Vera Cruz.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

The nett proceeds says Mr. Walker, of the tariff
Of 1916 for the first nine months Of its operation
exceed by three millions the nett proceeds Of the Ia
riff Of 1912 for the same time last year.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

Mr.. Edward ]. Black, Of Georgia, denies that he
ever said that Mr.. Calhoun was not Democrat,
It's matter of no moment, unless Mr.. Black can
settle tho word Democrat
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The horses Of one Of the stagcs which left Cum
berand for tho west on Saturday last, becoming
frightened, plunged down aprecipice with the stag
after them, One Of the passengers was killed and
another injured severely. ,.-, SIS. .. -.
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o. Joseph psmeiri, with his long, black beard,
tho Italian barber under the Hstor House for many
years. and more recently resident of New Orleans,
is dead OF the yellow fever. ..
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

Mrs Gaul of Philadelphia, left vial tho other
day upon tho mun,cl.pccc, one Of her children got
hold of il, drank The contents and died. ..
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OF The New Orleans Picayune and Delta pub
sh diagrams of the battles of tho 10Th and Goth Of
August They are not very satisfactory. though
they were drawn by officers in those actions.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21

r. J. Breckenridge has been made superintendent
Of public instruction in KENTUCKY.
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They are waking up in West Virginia to the ne
ccssty OF building Railroad from Staunton 10 the
Ohio. A meeting was recently held at Kanawha
Court House to consider the subject. "...
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The people of Cincinnati, are coming up to thg
mark handsomely in their subscriptions to the Wash
ington Monument -@.,.
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Patterson, Abercrombie, and Polk, arrived
nj Mobile on the | llh instant, and left for PEN
sacola, whence they will sail for Vera Cruz.
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Tuesday, 4,h instant, the yellow fever in
Mobile on the increase, and cases becoming
more unmanageable. ....... '... .
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The Mexican account of the battles of the l9,h
and goth gives us four distinct victories. Tha, is
two more than we claim ...... ........ .
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Ter was penned by wag to play of upon Pillow 5
soft pats. Quito likely.
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The Washington steamer will leave Nav Yorl
for Southampton on tho Esd inst, at noon.
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Col. Tibbaus, with six companies OF his 18th re-
giment has had bout with the gucrias. He stood
fire well. ..,
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e. Cap,ain Dsas' Battery was not allowed by
old Zach to go to Vera Cruz 1t stays with Wool
at his solicitation. ...
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1t is proposed that South Carolina shall vote a
portion of the States money 10 sustain the family
of the late Col. Butler. a.
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G ! Out Of 66i patients nursed in New Orleans
by the Howard Association, only 81 died of yellow
fever. -o ....
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Comlnissary General Tilden Of tho British army
in Canada arrived in the city this morning and took
lodgings at Colemans.
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or Gen. Taylor has been ordered TO maintain
tho line to Bucna Vista or not, his discretion die
tates.
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~ The Postmaster General is seriously ndis-
posed. . ....
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Flour, 1856 lbs, S624a6.2s S6OOa6.36 s4soa6 -
Wheat, so lbs, 2.04a2,i6 lG2a2oI -
Corn, 4soibs., 6.24a7 20 8 oOa7 90 624a7 A
Meal, 1856 lbs, 3.36a---- 2,ssa924 3.36a36O
Consols closed at 81! 10 London the Sd ms,
Notice being given that loans would be made
by the Bank Of England in Stock Exechequer
Bills till the middle of October-this relieved
the embarrassments somewhat. Mexican funds
nominal at 10. .-e w..
The bark Canton with $50 emigrants was
wrecked on the coast of Scotland. Violen,
hurricanes had swept over England and her
seas, doing great damage t..
On the 18th Of June, the Kaflir negroes de.
fea,ed the British troops at the Cape of Good
Hope. ~'....
The Praslin murder and suicide continued to
astate the public mind of Paris to fearful
extent in consequence Of the seizure Of the
Journals which accused the Government Of
aiding the suicide.
France has united with Austria to oppose
the liberalism of the Pope, while the French
people are with the Pope.
re.established in the French Post Office.
Six Journals have been seized for exposing
government abuses. They charge 40 officers
of Government with corruption.
The Great Britain steamer was noated of
on the 9Th ult.. and reached Liverpool on the
30th. .
An internal machine was exploded on the
Boulevards in Paris on the 9th Of August, IN
front of the Cafe de Paris. No one hurt. The
inventor was seized
Count de Moutesqui, the husband of an Anne.
rican lady, and the father of seven children
killed himself with ponard in Paris.
Italy remains in ferment Ferrara was
surrounded by Austrian troops, and declara
ton Of war by the Pope was regarded as inev
table. SARDINIA and England are with the Pom
iiicae. England has large fleet at the Ionian
Islands TO pounce upon Austria in the even
of invasion by her Of the Pope's dominions
The Pope says he will head the army in person
II Austria forces him into war.
Narvaez has returned 10 power in Span in
opposition 10 the Mother and the French Cour,
The Queen called him 10 the Governments
She is is encicnte and her accouchment is OK
pecled this winter. The King says he will no
return 10 The palace as her husband ill tina
even, is over. Gen. Serrano, her lover, is still
the power behind the throne. She has apple,
TO the Pope for a divorce.
Louis Phillippi has sen, four of his police I,
intrigue. 10 drive Isabella from the throne an,
seat upon il his sous wife.
In Bavaria, trial by jury. the opening 0
the Courts Of Justice. and the freedom of tin
Press, are 10 be established. .. =. ..
The furniture Of Mr.. O'Connell is ADVERTISED
TO be sold in Dublin. His library is no, touch
ed.
Her Majesty, little Vic, was in Scotland
with her chubby" aud was well received b.
her subjects. ..
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.'- New York, Sept. 30.
Wires out of order. No New York papers o.
last evening at hand this morning. ...
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Gen. Butler is about to join the army in Mexico
having recovered from his wounds.
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The inventor Of the Baby Jumper has sold 900
of them already. ,..'.
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Who wants TO buy! Half the Matamoros Flag
is for sale. II is profitable concern.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

MONEY TO DISPOSE OF.
ON Wednesday, ED inst. the capitals Of $4,000
l 10000, and lO,OO0-tickets $40.
Thursday, capital prize $4,000, tickets only 50.
Friday, do 10000, do
Saturday, do 10000, lowest number
prize S5OO-tckets only $40.
Same day. Small Lottery, c.Pital ,000-ticke 81
Tick. ID or shares in any Of tho above can DO OBJ
I aimed from the sub criber at his Office on Bridge
street, Georgetown, ID. @.
Sept 81
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05- Gen. Scott, says the Baltimore Amer
can, in his note to the Mexican President, ten
dering an crmislice, calls the war between the
two republics, an "uhnatural war;" and says
that too much blood has been already shed in
! it, The Mexican Secretary of War, replying
to Gen. SCOTS note, refers 10 these expressions
and says:
: 1t is certainly lamentable. that in conse.
quence Of The disregard OF the rights Of the Mex
lean Republic the shedding of blood has be
come inevitable between the first republics of
the American continent; and your Exceency
with great propriety qualities this war as I'm.
natural. as well on account Of its origin as the
anteceden's OF two people identified by their
relations and interests. g."
Ii is not without surprise hat we see such
language as this, rejecting upon the American
Government in so gross manner, quietly re
ceived by Genl SCOTT aud allowed TO stand be-
fore the world as part Of an official correspon-
dence. If the Mexican functionary had uied
his utmost al insolence he could hardly have
succeeded IN concentrating more OF that often
s.ve quality in the same number OF words. He
not only nnpu,es the war I'd American aggres-
sicn in disregard Of the rights of the Mexican
Republic" but lie tales Genl. Scorr's phrase,
"unnatrGi," which by the way, might have
been omitted with greater propIiely than its use
exhibits, and puts upon il meaning which
blends the American General with himself in
casting reproach upon the United States.
Ia The hurry of the occasion the character Of
this language, on the part Of the Mexican Min.
lister, was doubtless overlooked. Genl. ScoTr,
we should suppose, is not man TO pass I'M
noticed any dscoureous violating of propriety
III relation either to the forms or substance Of
things pertaining to official or personal inter-
course. -.... ....,
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NEW FLOUR, HAMS, &c.
UST RECEIVED .....,
100 barrels new Extra" Fl,ur
50 do superior new Family Flour
200 prime Hams .....
5000 lbs shoulder Bacon .... o.. -.
1000 lbs middling do a.,
SO bush new Timothy Seed
100 lbs Green Ginger
lCO lbs white and dark Mustard Seed
rs boxes French Rasins
1000 gallons pure Cider Vinegar
1000 lbs New Goldfish
SO boxes Scotch Herring.
For sale by GEO. Il THOS. PARKER, =
sep 8 81 Centre Market Space
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN, d. c.
ARRIVED, Sept 81.
Schr Regulator, Horseman, Potatoes.
Wave, Mure, Potatoes.
II Crssweli, Windsor, o. sters.
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Immense beds of coal lie beneath the town
Of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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NOJJCEil

uJ' The new Indiana Regimen, is to join Scott
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TO TEACHERS.

TO TEACHERS.
4 LARGE FLOURISHING SCHOOL, in &C
"A tive operation, will be sold with fixtures,
SC, il application be made Immediately. The
School will average 60 pupils at fair prices.
About $50 will purchase the whole concern
Apply at the National Wing Office. ..S
sep 81 to .". ..
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GROCERIES, Sept. 2l.-Our city is well supplied
with good groceries, at present. We annex prices:
Flour, superfnc Rochester brands, at St a5.
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CANAL TRADE, WASHINGTON.

SEPTEMBER 2O-ArrlVaIs upto O'Clock N.
Canal boat, J. Smilhson, stone for G. Cameron
do Temperance, wood Tor w. Warder
do Long John, sand for Jackson s. Co.
do True Wing, wood for J. Hill!
do Hox, sand for Jackson s. Brother
Scow Try, stone for Issuerwood s. O'Neal
A Gundola, Cumberland coal Tor j S. Harvey
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Banner Presentation.--Tbere will be a
Temperance Meeting in the LIST NJ. p. Church, near
the Navy Yard on tomorrow (WEnNEsDAr) eve
ming, at o'clock; at which TIM Banner will be
presented to Howard Division. No. 10, S. Of T., by
Lady. in the name of the Ladies Of the Eastern
sec ion Of the city. The Rev. L r. Reese viii re-
ceive the same in tsba'f Of the Division.
The Public and AL the friend, Of Temperance are
respectfully invited to attend.
P. M. PEARSON, in the name Of
sept lit Com. of Arrangements.
(Union and Intelugencer please copy.)