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vHVHE hest SUMMER PURTF1ER-BRE

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, B-Stock too large to enumerate Call and take a
look, ii the goods don't suit don't buy
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HEChER's PREPARED FARINA .--This
apoca barley, etc. for inyads and children AS an ar
ce OF common diet for children, particularly those o.
weak bowels or feeble and delicate constitution will be
found to give health and strength with more certainty
than anyother substance. For sale by ~
R, R. DUVAL, Druggist,
iV ID TTndar Ar,aric,r 3ote1
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h boxes Augustus A jerks superior Chewing Tobae-
co. which pronounced by lovers of the weed not TO be
exceed in elegance Of taste and beautiful workmanship
also lot OF halt pounds OF the brand in eighth
boxes, for sale, wholesale and retail by
HIRAM w TYLER
II No | Main street
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NATTREssEs .-Just received on consignment
lVA large assortment of Curled Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses of different and qualities which will be sold
manufacturers prices Mattresses made to order at
the shortest notice All orders promptly attended to-
my 25 ALEXANDER MOTT,
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ERACON HA-MS.--10 hhds. Bacon Hams, receiving
HID and for sale by
au7 WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE d. co.
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HRANDY.-Jus received by the schr Sabine, two
halt pipes and two quarter pipes OF superior Cognac
close.
an2 ALEX MOTT.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23
A GREAT NAN mas FAELEEi

OsrEx-P .esidenl JAMES K. POLK
i deadI He died al Nashville, Tenn.
on the afternoon of Friday, the 18th inst
tle bad been attacked more THAI weeI
previous with disease resembling ChoI
era, and had partially recovered, but bis
constitution was 80 shattered and worn
down, Ono doubt caused BY the great la
Dor Ne performed in the discharge of his
official duties while Presideni,) that be
sunk in death. THUS, truly a great Sta.
iesmnn and Patriot has fallen! His career
10 life is destined to form one OF the
brightest peges Of American history "a
Though JAnus X. POlx is dead, his me
mOIy viii ever live in the hearts Of bis
oOunlrymen; when the storm Of party strife,
which existed during bis administration,
shaIl have subsidized. Then, and not ill
then, the whole American people will DO
justice TO the memory Of this truly g eat
man. Ia other times his ePiIuPh will be
truly written.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

has been frequently elected % the begis'
lature Of his adopted State; ia which capa.
city ne earned FOR himself considerable 70.
pulalion. Though Democrat, We ardent.
u hope that, in this ns IL every other mat,
Ter connected with his promotion to posts
Of honor and emolument, he may be sue
cessful. Young Nc. Cushman Is lawyer
of fine promise and has an extensive prae-
lice. He received his education a our old
Academy. and commenced the study Of
Law 10 this town, ia the Office Of r. J.
Bowie, Esq.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

TnANKsosrIEo DAv-Theg general As
ssmbIy Of the Presbyterian Church assem-
bled recently at Piasburg, Pa, passed a res
olution appointing Thursday the 2sih inst,
tnszi Thursday as q dai ofshanksgiving.
fasting and Prayer. BY the Presbyterian
chuTsh throughout he Unira salea An
sppropsiais sermon win be deliyeredin me
Presbyterian Church Of TIM place on that
day.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

Looks AT ONB SIDE ONLY.-Il is said
that Gen. TAYLoR's Cabinet advise him not
70 read any Of the Democratic papers. And
Gen. Taylor recently acknowledged to a
whig editor the editor Of the Fredericks-
burg News. who was on a visi. to Wash
ington. that ho had not even read copy Of
the Washington Union since he has been
President. and tits said that he spoke quite
complimentary Oflhe veteran editor Of the
Union, Mr., Richie. This is decidedly
rich.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONTENTlON.

We clip the following from the "star o.
Temperance, Of the l0lh inst, al Jackson
Miss:
DEMocRATIc NOMINATION. follow.
ing nominations we're made by the Democ
ratio State Convention which met yesler.
day Maj. Gen. J. A. Quitman, for Gov.
ernor; Maj. Richard Griffith, Treasurer;
Col Geo. y Swami, Auditor Of Public Ac.
counts; Samuel Stamps, Secretary Of State;
Col. d. @. Glenn, Attorney General. The
Third District Convention met yesterday,
and Col. M'Willie, Of Madison county, was
selected az ihAu panacraiic candidate for
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

PuDLIc MEETISo. have been re-
queaed by the Mayor and some Of the Sc
lesimen Of our village, 70 give notice that
there win be apublic meeting a. the Court
House in Oxford On next Saturday, Tor The
purpose Of paying proper respect to the
memory Of E1-Presidenl JAnEs X. PoLK,
and also. ihs memories Of Gen. GAMES, and
Gen. WoRTH
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

PREsbYyEnf-The Presbysery Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. assem-
blsd in ibis place yesterday evening They
win Be- IN session several days during which
simelhsfs win Be Q pFOsraesed meeting Sew
eruI preachers II Distinction are expected
from abroad.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

CHOLERA.-At Memphis, Tenn. on the
18Th and 10Th inst. there were sixteen
deaths by cholera. On the 18th inst at ST.
Louis Mo-. there were sixty4wO deaths Of
cholera, Al Holly Springs. Miss, there has
been two deaths this week Of cholea. Al
Nashville during last week there were liS
deaths, and we learn that ii is prevailing at
Cincinnati to a frightful extent
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

FrRsT c0rroE Broun. -.hir. VI ! Cnfrie.
ftm he farn q Ars. Mary r. Boulss, g
thi1 county, has ssal % = ed coaon bloom.
uhich va fosni on hat fafm % MONDAY
hsleib net Ana ue hsvs been inlorue'
ibtin cotton bleon 80 iound o. ihs Isf4
n Nj. Isaac n. Daes, o. ibs ooh ihs.
rn1 We hare also. received white cal|61
houn fuuns uu - farm ~ Mr iahr,
wisy. on ,hs 1o'h inns. Thsrs nis ~
fsti coliua bloons re hars beard u ihi,
a-...n
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

CAssIUs NJ CLAY.-We learn from an
exchange paper that this gentleman was
recently killed IN an aifraY in Kentucky.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

MANS TO ms PkcTFIc.-A post OF.
Gee has been established az the Sail
Lake Vdlley, IN California and Joseph
y Haywood. formerly Of Quincy, II.
linois, appointed Postmaster. The con.
tractor, NJ. Almon w Rabbit, win
deliver fhc nail six times q year. and
forward all mall mailer sent through
~ way Of knosville, Iowa. 20 Ore
gon o. California. The 6rsi mail went
,hrooeh On She fra 81 ApriI.-lopa
Euqubsr.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

HEnRT W. AnDrRson.-who former.
D lived IN Hsnando Miu bur resided q
Memphis he l.s'svo ofshree Year,. diedjn
Memphis a4u aays since.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

election no doub. viii, q il really shoull
% lea tie arenglb Of she opposing parties
il The District All Of he Democratic as
pilanls knowing she importance Or the Of
Zee and knowing too, The leseh.like iena'
'cisy, with which the whig party would
sick 10 The vhig candidate. have. like men
|-good and true resigned their claims in
favor Or one.
Judge n. s PRica, Of Tippah county. is
|now the only democratic candidate ia the
field for Judge of,his Circuit he is gen,
tleman Ofmueh ability and skilled and learn
led inlhe law. and has been for number Of
Yeas . successful practitioner. He has
represented the county Of Tippah in the
State Senate for several years. with lauI
dablc zeal icr popular rights. winning
Iaurels for HIMSELF and doing credit to
hiscounty and State. He has also had some
experience as a judicial officer; having BEEN
BY Gov. M'Nutt, Judge to ill anI
term leA vacant by the resigna-
lion ofthe Hon s. Adams, in 1916. and wei
have learned thai in those counties 10 which
he presided. his efficiency and dispatch was
such as 10 give entire satisfaeti on.
II is not our intention TO pass eulogyI
ipOn Judge Price, but merely to let our
democratic friends know that they have a
POLITICAL friend a candidate for Judge who IS
very way worthy Of their support; and
hOuld any wing who knows him. say 10
hem he would not vote for Judge on pOlit-
al grounds, but merit alone. should be the
est, he will either vote with you for Judge
rice OF he is not sincere in what he says
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23
HrRNAnpo. juno Is. ls4e.


SIR:-The undersigned were appointed
d Committee, by the Democratic Distric
Convention, held al Pontoloc, on the Al
inst, for the Let Congressional Dislric. Of
this State. "IO inform you Of your nOmina-
ton"
tits with pride and pleasure, that we
perform the duty Of informing you, that al
said Democratic District Convention, you
were nominated by declGmatiOS as the
candidate, for Congress, Of the Democratic
party Of the lsi Congressional District of
this State.
Accept our best wishes, individually and
collectively for your prosperity as states
man, and for your welfare as a citizen.
Your obedient servts.
SAMUEL T. COBB, Of DesOtO.
L. T. WYNN, of Lafayette.
DIR. CARTER, Of TiPpah.
J. W. DowNEs, Of HGvamba.
C. D. FoNTAINE, of POatOtOe.
BIN. KENYON, Of TishOmiugO.
COMMITTEES.
Hon. JACOB THoMPsoN, Oxford, Miss.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

TIA Irr trplclst DIt1nicT In.
c,,r,u 81 Iuisrship . ,ha D'sns )
90 ls.iysrsnsi sssh sfihs psiai,al r,r
asi hri,g 80 .ds's inshs fsi1 sadlh-
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

nrThe Editor has not ye. returned from
the State Convention.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23
on. RHwBgN DAvfs.-This Qentlemal


Coz. RHwBEN DAyrs.-This gentleman
The independent candidate Tor Congress il
he "a Congressional Districi, addressed-
crowd Of about forty Of bis fallow-cilizsni
At CarroIton Gays The DEMOCRACY on Ii,
10Th inst. Il seems that the Democracy
DO not Tally under the COl's. banner, as he
had frs, anticipated. We have lille dOubl
The Col. win ere long give Up he chase,
We clip the following from the caroIlon
Democrat Of the ooh inst:
"For lhe Col. individually, ue have the
best feelingsz-we may say thern q no biz
leFnesB whatever mingled with lhe uniVer-
ssl opposition 10 HIM in this quarter. lis
|only on account or his extraordinary posi-.
ton before the country that We oppose him
with such zeal and unanimity. and even In
lhis We arc alfinclined 70 think that he n
persuaded he is doing the Stale service
But wilhal we can have 20 patience with
The Fagaries and crofchefa thai lead man
% saeFifce himself and endanger the soc
cess Or be principles nud pariy. n vas
for ih6ee rcaEons that Wo reioiced % hear
he Col. IN his conclusion, declare fiai n
ne thigs arto lad preac1fd 70 parIgisn so
siroaelD road pclsisf n disisiol ond r.
cerd, fker tkorld koue 10 ddpaafeec 81 n
~ fCoi. Daris) srouid place pariies = a
fair nfiifude foirGris each ofhsr. Letour|
contemporaries Of The press mark lhis--lsi|
~ he Col. forget a.
- Bs-Iha Col. iook % vote here, and|
hs infarns ga, none al GRENADA, o. uccouni|
s. he mea0re iurn-outn
ConrtrnrsrAEr. -We6n6 ne fulloVina'
reli r'sri,si eonplinonf % CIR iouus'nan
C 3 F. C6meAs, ia he 'tlnryi1nt
Isarh pablihcd b Rorksiiil' Nal
{an8 r. crtuNAn, ESQ., 3 ralfte
Ais osanly nnd vito euiifraled io Mr1m
.ipri. salnc lev y ears nnns j. spskan 81 N
. rr-rter n psper1, as ihe Dsa.oc1sIit can
a. sir .or Attorney GenrlsI = iiaI Safe
Ft ere. irieci. erail6et 81 80 ~
~ "a r'arn-sIo end rcl1o1Ils''1r. PEAK
-. ~ dat n r'rfv rna - rrsciIcs
y trtne. ~ rt'r'. - - le'rrrkslle
lFts "a trTheof. nd, sr1slI rar. I'D
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

Always take ihe psri or an 40.
sent person, who is cenfured in com
pany' % far as truih and propnsty
viii allow.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

samuel T. Cob. 1t. WYNN. Dr. Car,
.sf, james w Downss c. d Fouiaine
Beni y. Kenyon
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

CgnrlnnrAEr. -Ws6nd ne follovina
vel ns1iiei conplineni % oaf iorunnan.
6 J. F. Cs.arAs, e be '',i.rylsnt
IsarI polished b RocktilI1. MAJ
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

Although the results, 80 far obtained IN
2 short time. seem to insiily lhsindividBals
who have witnessed Them. ia forming the
above opinions, vet il is hoped that no
hasty conclusions willbe made, either for
or against the remedy, until ils value has
been more generally nsceriained, and thar
physicians viii continue 70 depend on What
they consider ihem most efficient practice I'M
bad cases Of Cholera, until they shall have
iesled The matter themselves, and formed
their own conclusions; and also, that what
ever may be The confidence Of individuals
IN this o. any other remedy. they will nod
depend upon their own judgment IN anvil
case (even Of slight symptorns) whenever
4 Is possible 10 consult thenphysician.
IN the same newspaper, Dr.. E. n. MER-
RYuAN, most respectable physician Oh
Springfield, No., gives The following isst
lor detecting The presence o. Ozone IA TIE
aimosphers. This test Il Is believed 4
that Of DR.. SFnsoLEs, Of RoEgendorf, Ger
nany. Il consists Of a portion Of Iodide Of
Potassium, mixed with Starch Paste and
snaeared over pieces Of white writing paper.
When exposed b The air, If Ozone 81 prs-
seni, The paper FIRST becomes light yellow
hen deeper, and az last dark brown.
Oxford. j. WELLINGTON.
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Correspondence Of ibs Republic.
BALrIMoaE, Nov. 21-5 p. m.

bALTIMOhEj NOV. 10 p III.
The climax of autocratic audacity has been at
tanned at last. A Geographic despatch reached us
o-day announcing that intelligence had been
ceived in London on the day the Caledonia sailed,
that the Sultan of Turkey had far yielded to the
solent demands of Russia, as TO agree to conhne in
strong fortresses such of the Polish and Hungarian
refugees his puerile Importantly of Austria and
his brutal Czarship of Russia, might, in their mag
unanimous condescension, choose to name; and to
Danish from his domnons such as might not be in
cluded in that catalogue of imperial clemency.
Kossuth then is to breathe the air of Turkish dun
geon for life, because he would have breathed that
of freedom And this when almost the whole of
Christendom rallying to the support of the ma
ton which had, with moral fearlessness that com
manded the admiration of all, received him and his
compatriots under its protection! can scarcely
credit il, yet il comes in unquestionabe shape,
that do not know how to dsbelieveit. 1t is accom-
panied, however, with sign that is cheering to the
friends of the ensaved of Europe.
The fire is not gsIenched-the uOIcdno, though sub
d,sed, as not quieted.
Our city quite alive with the expectation of see
ing Mr.. Clay ON Thursday next. This will be the
third or fourth time that this great has passed
through Baltimore and the northern cities within
couple of years SO, and the anxiety to him
the excitement which the announcement Of his
coming produces-shows no abatement. What
hold he has upon the affections of the people, even
upon many of those who, in obedience to party or
ders, have assisted in defamng his character, and
in withholding from him the just reward Of his
long devotion to the public interests!
About eight O'Clock last night the extensive sta
bling attached to McCoy's Golden Horse tavern, in
Howard near Franklin street, totally destroyed
by fire. The property was owned by Gen. b. c..
Howard, and he had no insurance. The frame por-
ton had been put up by Mr.. Mccoy at his own ex-
pense, and contained quantity of hay and other
provender all of which was burnt. He had no in
| surance. There large number of horses in
the stable, all of which removed except eight;
they persisted in the flames. Three Of them be-
longed to Messrs Butcher and Sandy, of the City
Express, who had insurance. This loss, how
ever does not interfere with their business they
| are on the street again this morning usual.
| The insurance on Gen. Towards property ex-
pired on the Odd instant, and he had failed to have
! it renewed So much for delay.
1t is difficult to tell how the fire orginated some
suppose il to have been accidental, while others
are impressed strongly with the belief that it
the work of design. The loss altogether is perhaps
So, 900.
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SAVE TIME AND MONEY.

ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.- receiving at the
i subscribers General House furnishing Ware
rooms, opposite Centre Market, extensive assert
ment of useful and ornamental housekeeping arti
ces, such
Plated Casters, Candlosticks, Shutters and Trays
Walters and Baskets, Spoon Forks, &c.
French and Ironstone China Dinner Tea, and
Toilet ware, Cut and pressed Glass ware.
Bronzed- iron Fender, Hat Racks, Shovel and
longs, Andirons, Umbrella Stands, Spittoons
Fire Standards, &c,
Britannia ware, Cofee-pots, Tea-pots, Sugars,
Creams, Casters, Tea Urps, &c.
Looking Glasses Mantle Pier, and Toilet.
Block Tin Goods, Covered Dishes Of all sizes
Coffee higgins, Coffee and Tea Urns, Egg
boilers, Chahng Dishes, Oyster Tureens, &c.
Solar Lamps and Girandoles, embracing all the
latest patterns, Solar Chandeliers and Hall
Lamps, Stair Rods.
Gothic Tea Trays and Walters, Table Cutlery.
Painted and common Tin Goods, Family Hard
ware.
Baskets and Brushes, Kitchen requisites Of almost
every description, which, with my former stock,
render my assortment complete,
Housckeepers and those about furnishing are in
vtcd 10 call and examine articles and prices they
will find an extensive assortment from which TO
make selections, at prices lower than ever before
offered, and as low as they can be purchased south
of New York. G. W. BOTELER
Nov. 6-eodif4w Opposite Centre Market
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EPoRTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
New YonK, Nov. 27-p.

New YoRK, Nov. ZIP. IN,
The London Times contains letter from Aus
tra Of tho 4th instant, in which It appears that the
Emperor Of Russia has carried his point, despite
the interference of France and England. The
Sultan has pledged himself to keep in safe custody,
in more Of the Turkish fortresses, all those
trian and Russian governments and Immediately
10 Danish the others. Under this arrangement,
kossuth and his compatriots have no chance of es
Gaping either To England or the United States.
The New York market to-day Is steady, but not
active. Treasury Note 6's llll, and coupons nc.
Common Western and State brands of flour $4 80
So 6S; Genesee SIS Is, and Southern SIS % a
$544 Corn meal SO l2l.
Genesee wheat 1913 cts; red ITO cts. Corn quiet.
Sales of mixed at 60 cts, and yellow 62 cts. Oats
46 cts.
Provisions and groceries steady. Mess pork
$40 so.
The cotton market is firm, and prices advanced
a ct. per ID. since the Caledonia's news.
Whisky 90 cts. in bills.
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LOCAL MATTE RS.

CIRcUIr CouRT.- Carlisle, trustee, Gardner e. o.,
and b. +. Gardner, VS.. White White, and Carter
These cases given to the jury yesterday, and
verdict rendered for plaintiffs in the sum of
$2,7l3 II, with interest on portions thereof from
different dates, but the largest part from June,
1876.
Thomas Wood, E. l.. Hood, and II. ". Corey, Of
Philadelphia, j. M. Carlisle, trustee Of r. C.
Washington, for the benefit Of Gardner + Co., Of
Baltimoe.-This action of replevin was then taken
up, and occupied the court during the day.
CRY CoUNcILs.-The two boards met, usual,
on Monday afternoon. The Board Of Aldermen
occupied in the consideration of the joint
luton providing an arrangement with the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company in reference to a
permanent railroad depot in this city; and after
lengthy discussion the vote taken thereon, and
the resolution was rejected by a tie vote.
The Common Council took up the bill making
appropriations for the various fire companies, re-
turned from the Aldermen with amendment.
The amendment was rejected, and the bill re-
turned, as originally passed by this board, to the
Aldermen for further consideration.
GBBs's DREssISe- RooMs.-Gibbs's fashionable
dressing rooms, in the National Hotel have been
elegantly fitted up, and provided with every COM
fort and luxury for the wishes of patrons in the APP
preaching season. visit TO these rooms, and an
inspection of the Improvements, will satisfy all that
no pains or expense have been spared by the pro-
prietor for the public accommodation; and for
model dressing saloon, Gibbs is hard to excel.
ISauEsT.-A coroner's inquest was held yester-
day morning in the northern part Of the city, upon
the body of an Infant coorcd child found dead in
the street, where il had been left by its unieeling
parent. verdict was rendered in accordance
with the facts
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mccLISroCK YOUNG,
Attornev and CounseIIor nj La,

(Oftice at his residence, ON +, between 18th and
18th streets,)
HAVING resigned the Office of Chief Clerk of
III the Treasury Department, which he has held
Tor the last sixteen years, has resumed the practice
OF his profession.
He will devote his principal attention to the
prosecution of claims before Congress, the several
Departments. and commissioners Foreign In
IDENTITIES.
To ensure early attention To claims against the
war, Navy, Home, and Post Office Departments
including business with the Patent Office, he has
made arrangements with the most efficient agents
in Washington TO assist him, by which business Of
any nature connected with the Government, con-
fded to him, will be certain TO be acted on in the
most prompt manner.
Reference. Hon. X. b. fancy, Chief Justice of
the United States, and gentlemen who have been
heads of Departments members of either House of
Congress since the year 1888 Nov. l3-dlmif
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ORATORIO.


ON the Goth instant, Thanksgiving day,) there
" will be concert given of Vocal and lnstru-
mental Music, to aid in liqudating the debt of the
new Catholic church of St. Ignatius, Grimes
vile, Prince Georges county, Maryland
The choir of st. Matthews church, of w flashing
ton city, have generously offered their assistance
the occasion, and to those who have been so for
tunate to hear them, it is needless to speak in
their praise.
From the arrangements made, there is expected
a perfect galaxy of beauty from the surrounding
cities and counties Refreshments will be prepared
in abundance, and with view of adding further
attraction CATER the close Of the concert the de-
voices of Terpsichore will adjourn to the residence
of gentleman in the neighborhood where ample
provision for their enjoyment has been made.
The price of admission so cents, and one dollar
additional for those gentlemen who attend the
dance.
Concert to commence at O'Clock precisely.
p. S.-Should the weather prove unfavorable, the
Oratorio will take place the next fair day, at IL
o'clock. Nov 2l-eodtd
(Alex. and Marlboro Gazettes please copy)
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o. Public Meeting.-Junior Association No 4,
United Brothers of Temperance, will hold public
meeting on Thursday evening, November 10Th, in
the Temperance Hall, + street, at o'clock, p. m.
The public are invited to attend.
G.. SAVAGE,
J. +. DEYAUGHAN,
S. w. GRUBB,
Z, w. CUNNINGHAM,
Committee
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MANSION HOUSE, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
wi tween l4th and 18th streets, Washington,
ID, C.-This large and commodious Hotel has re-
Gently been fitted up In elegant STYLE and is
open for the reception ofvisiters. Permanent and
transient boarders will be received upon the most
accommodating terms.
To this Hotel restaurant is attached, where the
public will be supplied with all the decacies of the
season the market affords. The bar contains the
choicest liquors. Nov. l0-eo4wcp