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Tns south orgnnlnlng.

We have received the following circular, which,
part Of the history Of the times we lay before read
ers How long will the North continue blind 10 the
sequences in the South OF their fanatic demagogues in
termeddling with the subject OF slavery
s MopnE, October a. 1850
I" sin, TIE undersigned, the corresponding committee
OF the Southern Rights Association Of Aabama, beg leave
"a solicit yoa cooperation ia carrying into effect the
objects OF In our judgments the time
hand southern people shod organize, confde n
each other. aud understand each other That is
purpose e OF the northern people prose-
nte system OF warfare our nstution- tending
their exrpaioD, To admit oi Question
we mean defend ourselves AID orr institutions sgsst
tbese assaults. and pepae 10 meet the dangers which
thsir Innst connencs work Of
Feeling thai we are engaged Ia common
cause and linked common destiny seems that
we are by tie higes considerations affiliate
people. Al luncluc consider union among
ourselves OF patamonnl Importance, and earnestly invoke
your and hhuece ia the organization OF
ties LA wing object view We tiereiJ part
aud IN behalf sJcie,y we Icpreseni pledge cordial
hosu VIA lake their sad the side
SOUTH and shall be pleased to open corresone
with upo alt matters affecting tbs honor,
and rix tso the people t. gA at4t ffat
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Aboii,ion Aboil.h.d In Boston.

We are not in the slightest degree astonshed al the
card OF Mr. Quincy, in the Boston Post, complaining Of
the Injustice done him president OF the abolition failure
TO give glory and honor foreign abolition emssary
After conserving TO serve president Of such meeting
TO give eeat whose sole claim TO notice in thus
county rested on his ISLANDERS oil large portion OF
Mr. Quincys fellow. citizens, and his strenuous endeav
ors to aid Garrison and Fred Douglass to light The flames
oil civil warwe surprised at this card. al any
thiug Mr. Quincy says or does. His fame at least is
secure, whatever may be the immortality OF Thompson
and Douglass. ast II
The following article from the Pennsylvania Keystone
puts this affair in the true light This is the universal
opinion OF all persons but those Of the abolition stripe
..R6cgPrlos or THoNPsos In another column will he
found he naaner IN which George Tbon,p
son, English abotonist, was received IN Boston This
agator America several years ago, endsavorng 10
discord aud effect the dissolution Of the Union by
the the slavery question He Is now said 10 be
a member ef Bsh Parliament; but seeing the disturb.
here, occssioDed by Garrison, fahps Parser and
picous British hopes Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OIL our 100
powerful and prosperous republics he has again volun
his services and oconrbute his ad 20 the de-
i've believe that this excitement originated In England
aud that the agato paid o service 80 PRECIOUS TO
country, by BRUSH gold Tho second advent Of Thomp
son is conratory that belief and II there Is any patriot
county, he will receive lesson not only valu
able himself but to all foreigners who may ever hereafter
think OF domestic affairs and overtnrn
ing government by insldous means. suppose mem
Der OF Congress were To an amtssonary OF sedon IN
England how long would he be permitted 10 wear head
on his shoulders What IL the plain duty OF Amer
but nj silence and forever, all nuders from abroad
who hardwood and tenefity come anong
propagatlpu doctrines calculated 70 break our mighty
public feeble, pet,y States We trust the Bosonians
will the said Thompson sale aboard the next steamer
for England u he comes this way, VIII be worse Tor
inn
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The telegraph reports from the Nashville Convention
mat The South is recommended not togo iEto national
convention" One Of the journalists infers that this
expression means "a national convention" to NOM
male presidential ticket We trust there is some
msake in this matter. II would be new error in
nsr proceedings Destroy all organization for the NOM
NATION OF President, and the result will necessarily
eas the constitution stands, TO throw the election
ialo the House Of Representatives, mode Of election
which has been in every way obnoxiou. to the Just OBJ.
eeaons Of the most enlightened statesmen The only al.
e'naive is. either nomination BY convention or an
election by the House.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrnaonR, Nov. 2I-5, p. m.
Tia City Police. ststaf cf Laay Lind.-Dsno-
cratic Festival --Lssi1ss- Saieas Dasid Wtbsfst -
Uaion Msstiag, -Aarksis &c.
The message OF Mayor Jerome accommodating an sltsfa
ton Ia the police sysem oil rei With view TO check
the rowdy aud roeas proceedings thai have recently pre-
vailed greet extent, ID received with much ayoI,
aud ,be plan he proposes, with notifications, viii
dsabtess be adopted by the city council Our citizens
are disposed submit liberal sxslion IoseIve the
good order and peace OF the city
Mr. Barton, manager Of the Fron, street ilratre, re
ed from New York this morning. having effected
Lind at that for three concerts on the ese
nings s flh. and 18Th OF DeoeInbef In the mt an
time the establishment IL TO be completely RENTED J.
tho largest In the county except Castle Garden
and win comfortably seat about three thousand persons
The highest price paid here for concert tickets has been
one dollar and remains be how tie % and w
seats will be filled.
number Of democrats from all sections Of The city. ssI
night celebrated their gubernstoal victory over
sum ptuous entertainment, served up MI john iisley,
on Howard street w liam r. Mills and Francis Gala.
Cher esq presded and speech, soig and sentiment pre-.
vailed until a late hour. E a@is i
Psoe sso Walter r. Johnston sccreiary ofthe Nsiohal IN
stitue will deliver e st lecture Of The this evening"
before the Maryland Institute
| A Young man named Richard II. Weton, student oi
divinity oil the Protestant Episcopal Church. from Virginia,
suicide yesterday at the Mansion House la this
CITY, Ly taking arsenic. He is believed have been la
| b ring under temporary insanity "a @a
The Hon. Daniel Webster arrived 10 iis city ibis alter
noon and will proceed 10 Washington IN the cars thr eve
ming.
The OF this morning contains ten coIanni
OF tue cali for the Unon meeting 10 DO held 10
thai city this evening will doubtless be Nh enthusiastic
| and glorious gathering. -
Tug MAKxErs.--ln the Baltimore market this morning
there was nothing done Ia -four Sales OF good to prns
red wheat lob los Sales OF white corn al %
G2 conts and yellow 81 81 new, 81 90 cents 70
prime white and yellow. Oats, 10 IS cents. Whiskey
cents Sales of I'D hhds and $4,000 lbs Of bacon side
al 81 cens 40 hhds shou 5t b cents, nnt
500 hs ms, canvassed and 5000 lbs do atsa W cents
sale. Of $50 kegs western butter 81 Sales
3 900 bushels of dried Peaches at vi 10 g. Sales o
/ 3 900 lbs. feathers al 81 a 10 cents
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We are requested TO state, authority, that "the
statement Of Wayne is absolutely discredited by all the
omeers who have seen it--not one OF whom believes
mat any colonel, or officer Of other grade in the whole
army capable OF uttering sentiment barbarian and
unParotic Wayne, II be can, is called upon to name
iheavage"
lWepresume tina, Wayne" win give his own answer
70 this Contradiction
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(By telegraph 70 The Baltimore SUM-
The Nsu Treasmer.--Ner Banking Frm.-Repon
m, Nrcrefsyg of fhe TTtdsuru Presidents Message

Z wAsHiseros, Nov. 2o-p, m.--Mt sloan, the former
Ohio is expected here
enter upon the dues Of Uncd States Treasurer Mon
day next, IN place OF Mr. Seldom resigned
Il Is luther runored that MIR. Soden win, the
day. unite with Mr.. Latham, the broker.
Mr. Sloan has accepted the office, and entered into the
required security.
learn from good authority that the long report OF the
Secretary oi the Treasury viii show suspicious cond
ton OF financial affairs
modification Of the tariff viii be recommended in
gard 10 some Particular, but no Increase o duties.
The message President Fillmore IL Is said. will be
unusually long H@ II.
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my telegraph 10 the Baltimore Sun ri
Vote nm HE Boundary Bull Union Speeches by Genera
Bo,ssf0n and General RUSk

Ngw ORLEANS, Nov 10 The steamer Palmetto arrived
he today Texas, with dates to the lIth instant
The vote on Pearces boundary bill, far
have been stands in favor the bill
and only s6S Tor rejecting hus showing that the meas
ure decided appreciation Of the great majority
General sam Houston and General Rusk both made
strong and decided Union speeches at recent meeting
held al San Augustine. They eoquen; and patriotic
10 upport constitution and laws Judging FROM these
Indications, Texas Is not for dIsuniou.
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Nov I'D


MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, TELEsCOrEs, QUAD
MI RANTS, LARGE AIR PUMP, TUNING LATHEB, Tools,
hc AT AUCTIoNon Friday, the 22d nstan shall ssa q
The Of SIN and Psnnsyivan svssus
II O'clock the entire stock Of aihem.dea tn:vnsss,
Tools III his physlctaa
south In order gain health consisting pan o.
large portable length telescope feet inches dian
eter, OF object glass az inches
rejecting telescope, on brass stand
Telescopes quadrnts bsrOmeevs thenoefev
drawing Instruments parallel rules 1893
large air-pump, pocket eompssses, spectaces, &C.
qualify turning ates with hsss puisys, sscs
dies, and nange chucks
I portable forge, glass 49, = sses4fFe'
with large o. turning and other ioo and quspu
OF other articles, which deem snuners
The articles above al In ne os6ss anl u
nish present the scientific public chenca
respectfully requested be puncts the time have
a long road TO travel 4-fL.---Aff
Terms cash. AGkEkNpt
Nov 20-d Aoeoo0eef.
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Mt. Clemens, one OF the senators from Alabama. has
anved in Washington, with bis health much improved
"nce the last session. He returns in good spirits. and
With confident belief that The Adjustment will meet
With The acquiescence Of the citizens OF Alabama, pro-
'Ned the fugitive slave bill be faithfully carried out
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Second and posuely iost Grand YOGI and Instruments
Coaesyf of fhs WalaosSS

SECOND and positively iaSt Grand foca ana fnsusNta
Concert Of the Waliaoss.S
MI D. T. sHAw, ssenl ios w. W wsilses ssspecaay %.
nouaecs 70 me citizens Washington viciniy that eaisesl
request he mas been induced ar The departure q
yea muss ios NC purpose Of giving farewell eoncs whs wh
Mr. WlLLIAA vheEsr wALLAcs ,eomposs Imperial sAA
Royal Theatres o. Vienna and Londop) win b. sss& ~ Mrs.
WlLfAA vsoEsT WALLAcK lgaas
and ma SISTER, MApkns wAlAos Bc.ssLLK tpspu ofGssc ne
her fagonte anas and English baiads. TTgTT
ON this Wallace win lsssss
positions violin and piano ots and 10y
pest the grand paanos with Mss whk
created great the nrst musical circles IN Essps
Presr~Ane. gfb
gs@aF PARgL 3 eA 4s#sM
Duo ,le violin and piano Themes from
Of sUon Gioyunnip and Madame W. " wallace
AraRoberio Oh, III che sdors tiayefoscp WA
lace Rusheie. - =. -
aEiesiea-ior the violineomposed and executed ~ Wv
Wallace. -.
4 Ballad "wby dol for thsei tw " wsases,-MaAA-s
Wallace Busheile. - :, ,.,...-.,
Madame Wallace. F .e II $1,000
Grand Dso ss sayoureor two pi.ao:-cs ronsrcs fos
me opera Of LEsiair composed BY W.. v. Wssos,-mss~s
4. song-In die Fernsr-yioin Oblsaso-( Kahwe
ada) -siadame Wallace Bushele. s .eas t-
Grand Variations flor the vion) Irish Melody T
the Last Rose q summer" Composed and executed ~ Whhsn
Ballad Black Eyed SUSAN" 10y wsascs
Busheie. 64a "A "
TO- Duo-or panoon from the opera
sanelo,n (Auber)sr and Madame W. ". Wallace. Ge3
Doors open at O'Clock; precisely
Tickets be had at the music stores and the door
the evening of the concert
/ 2l-2t
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DIHp,

In this city, ON "wednesday, instant RICHARD KEY
WATTS, esq, In the s3d yesr Of his age
His invited
Saturday o'clock, from the residence OF his daash
ter Mrs wALLAcs, between 6t and 7h north
xide.
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The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Journal OF Commerce states that the southern PEG.
pie censure Knight and Hughes for asserting 10 save
IL NOT probable that anv southern man ud spsn mali
me attempt again 10 reclaim a fugitips The southern
people are eonsnf with ne assumption that the iap eannoi
be srseuied IN good fmh F'.h lsl M FL
THE whole passage in italics Is incorrect -Usios
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s Instant N chrs, Church, 81 Louis BY the r. Rev.
HAWKS, Hon EDWARD CARRINCTON CABEI.L, OF Florida,
ANNA MARIA WILCOX, daughter Of Mrs General AsHLrr.
wilmington North Csona, the 18th instant, BY The Rev.
DRANr General wADDY THOMPSON, Carolina,
Miss CoRNELIA daughter Of Colonel JoHs d. Jcsss ofhe
fnfme ace. n
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MIR. Webster returned to Washington last nigh,

Hon WADpY THOMPSON, or SourH CARoLrsA.-This dis
ngn,shed gentleman accompanied by his bride and Miss
Jones, OF North Carolina and Senator Clcmens OF Ala
bama arrived in Washington Tuesday, and took apart.
ments at the National Hotel.--Bah. !SrB hW
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The Southern Argus, Of Norfolk, publishes extract
OF letter from Ion" Of the Baltimore Sun, and asks,
What has the editor Of the Union to say 10 it" Will
the Southern Argus do the editor Of the Union the justice
TO repubish what he has already said about III
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por.,un Em,..ary ana po..on Negroes.

After much trbulaon, the negroes Of Boston, with
their naturased friends and Jeiiou-cdsens Garrison,
Abby Kelly, Fred. Douglass, Co., have succeeded in
giving the ustrious Parliament OF the Tower Ham
lets an ovation in the African church "Nigger H,'
in Boston There is law. il seems, in Massachusetts,.
requiring the constabes and police to attend and keep
peace in the public meetings Of all kinds and, in ODE
dence 10 this law the police stretched ropes around the
church and preserved good order There was but one
entrance, and no one could 60 in but those who had
the marks OF The beast on their foeheads IN their
hearts They seem TO have had quite negro ollifca-
ton Thompsons speech rehash Of Garrisons
editorials. with an occasional flower from Whittiers
poems and dash from the culinary department Of Sister
Abby He was welcomed by the address Of a coored
brother" and thanked by another II all passed of in
JOY and harmony, and wound up, very characters
,ically by that ode, odorfeous OF dsenthraed
negrodom
, "Tbere's better day a.coming-- M
Let MS sound the iubileer
Thompson will write hsmc TO his employers that
America has received him with ecs,asiesbey will I'M
crease his salary. He will make circuit OF the negro
churches in the rural districts" OF the Old Bay State
abuse Washington. lsud Garrson--and 90 home the
guardian genius OF benghted Africa His Tower Hanlets
constituent, should require him 10 bring fair spec
men Of bis voiaries on this side OF the Atlantic.
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BosroS rUeuvE-sIAvE sAss.-A despatch from WASH
lnQon tsays the Boston Pos tina, the OF the
Uniied States marshal In Boston win be attended
Mr.. Websiss's return, va a8ais'1t
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prLAwxax u s. sEsAroR Hon. Jas. A. Bsysrd, II is
said will be elected by The Delaware egslTe 10 repre-
sent that State in the United States ssnss place Of
Mr. Wales. Bait Sam. aHN I #arE #4 eItMfpfts
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The Loss of the Umiied States Ship Of Var Yorktoe,

Bosros Nov. 2oTbee now no doubt Of the loss Of The
Unted States ship of Yorktown letters have been
recpived city from board the United States ship
Dale, which courm the report, and state that the officers
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tlIhhGs nshsenahae hair-cuttins r~ouns, Psnsnyl-
vsnia avenue, between eh and ION wi scsips,
and oupcss constantly on hand, and made orssr shc
soaes stsast q e'fa NovI7-sM
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rELEaHAPnI0 REPOnrs ron TINE UNION

Departure of ihs africa The Expected STEAMERS, &C.
Nsw YoKk Nov The steamer Africa sailed to day,
taking OF passengers among whom are the British con-
sal al Boston and the Misses EdGewotth The Africa takes
The steamer Washington has sailed fjr Bsemen and
Southa,n pon, taking out 30 passengers
No diDgs Of the European steamer niagara, now due
The steamer Cherokee, from California, is looked for
every hour. tA
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Nov@


Ny A. GHEEN, AuctaOusers
nEREMpToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LoTes-BY
OF deed om all the heis law q ne sse osssf
auction Friday, tho nth ~ Ncvsmber
Instant commencing O'Clock the afternoon I'll the rsain6r
OF Lots In the city Of Washington consisting Of
Lots Nos 10 IA, 49, ~, le and 10, In square No. La
Lot No. 2, in square No. I27.
Lots Nos to inclusive In square No. lel .ef48 III
Lots Nos. 2, a. S, II, Is, 81, in square No. lo3 n
Lots Nos 10, H. IL, IL, Is, 16, In square No. ioS
Lots Nos. 2 and L. in square No. los. tf
Lots Nos.I Is Inclusive. in square No le3 ft@
Lots inclusive, and Nos eto e nclusvs and No 10.
In square No. io4
squares Of the War Dspostnese 81
square Immediately east Of the resdsncs W W.
The sale win and les % ssss,
and proceed 10 square l63.
dh Of tbs purchase in esh and ss ssAss
The 1oy sale
10 be secured BY bonds with approved ss, end
OF Deeds tho purchsserS expense Tos In
FOR compliance OF within avs dsyS Ne
right Of ao reserved nj the purchasers sk cd eoss o.
weeks notice.
ap"s-' = ~ e' " - - w. RBOIN.
A. 0REBN,
Nov lo-d AueuenssH
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| or washington society for Free Dsbsses.-Meenns
for s o
ciei The question Of Socialism and Of worknsmen Aocia
1850 makns for the naval service fos the year
ending te ihrst % June thousand eight hundred and my
merits Of the various condenser for supplying the boilers
Sas %s s s: Ssp s s .; ssfp
day December next Cor the Of examining
inventions, for the purpose indca'ed pre-
Noes hereby given inventors. and an other. inter
on. and oss and oshs mode. o. aon ~ sns
me above named a r.mnaion VIII be made into the mef
Navy enable him furnish sat
opinion the said Condenser 20 the govern
ment Of the United States 9fT ~ Tls7 NJ -
M n WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY Ds,.srxrsr, Nov 30 1880
s ny A.eREEN, Auetioassr
GALE ny ORDER OF THE ORPHANS, CoURT-on Mon
Ss % 70 s = r.. Late ,ns q
rsnnvaia o. the personal she Of the de-
Alsrse Of scenery, all Of which well
Csrpsnssrs' tools q every description
worissnch with screw, window frames and sash
New washing msehinss Ae with many other a,sfs srtces
Nov aa--A Asctionecr.
-------r- by a. onEEs, Auo,ionssr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
no O'clock .isss and genera assortment Of new and
s.i,. ss sys o.
Term. s.:S. 4 GREEN,
music, either !. me south q West The applicant
.ssy ..ssss xs... !. .w.ss, - CIV NJ mo-
HovaT t4tI Isl EsT0W $40 tat q
sHaUq
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Condition ofihs Northern Markets, SC.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ala. p IN -The stock market i
steady: P,nnsy iyana S. 922 3d. nominal government
rm Flour without changes 900 Dbl. al
"a 81 SIS for common Siate brands EXTRA So 90 Corn
meal So Rye -four, So 62a Sales Of red wheat al lo6
io7 cents white do, ITO ll5 cents Old yellow corn.
81 cents new 60 cents. Oats aud rye unchanged Pro-
visions frm as quoted Groceries quist Cotton firm
prices unchanged Whtkey, "a ~ cents, IN nhds and
bb tx
NEw York November 2l--2. p. In.--rhe stock market is
less active: United States S. coupons l2 offered Penn
sylvana 5s 92s SO sciling exchange, ~ w prem
Flour is In favor GOO barrels 81 90 81
o. and 81 rs for TO straight State brands south
|ern 81 81 So; Genesee S5 SIS G6i Rye -four So IT,
Corn meal So is Gran-sales OF 1000 bushels wheat
oi l07 for red southern white do liz cents Gem
esee 40 cnls Consaes OF 900 bushels at 66 % cts
lor new mixed and yellow old yellow II ~ cents Oats,
10 40 cents Rye s8 cents Provisions brn--mess pork
I'll e. prime, IS 81 Lard, "a ~ cents. Groceries
quiet prices droopngsugars very hesvycofee not
so frrn Cotton que,-ali parties waiting steamer Wits.
key, IS a 29k cents, in barrels
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sy DYER 8 noGUIRE, Aaosssn.srs,


sa S g AND
Nc .. I'll il. ss:ss
ss. n .ss as q and
Mahogany sofas, divan.. and parlor chsirs ea9
Do psss s1S ss"s ss: per
Giran ss% solar and oaar lamps, roeEsls
Fl High and Iow-post bsdsteads, feather beds tsSa
Hair and shacs mattresses, bedding
wardrobes, toilet sets looking gla~es A
;sasS dss; Ss::s 81 .s. e, sss service
c cans .ss sss ana sIs sss sA sns ss
Tosssnsr with general assortment. usns n
Also, an excellent mich COW for private family
4 superior market . wheeib su r,s .,,,,,.,..
ns e Ss asssas o apS equipments
for private use BY skifa and Experienced
All The Sse good and nearly new snsr.cns re. v
Terms: eas and under credit q TIVE an sor
SsS a notes satisfactorily SYGR
SUaaR and Moiasse. AZ Arcsion.Ion Monday ssas e
s q s ss Il ss 20 a. a.s sss.s
: % '''~' H'''''' .. WRIGHT. Aus..ss.s.:
nAvID COPPERFTELD. complete, with iiisssrs-
Ministry Beautiful y Henry ;.,: dame. slack
The Brothers, family that lived In the first socssvs
novel. aR.se s& - $3.50. =. =, =,
Nov y fs
/ HE Of John G. calhoun. with ans Porssait, ~
,ara p. ssxhos e.. s a .s,..
IIAND-Book OF Carving with engravinss.
II Cheers players Hal, Hand. Dc Ok, .,,,.vs,.
Hsnd-B Arehiee.urs- engraving.
Hand. Book Of French i mus, se spoken ~. -.
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or washington Society for Free Debates.-Meennr
THIS evening Temperance Hail. oclock Question for de-
cieui The Of Socialism and OF worknmen Assoca-
ons will be =
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xL-~A The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER win issvs
Washington at 10 O'Clock, and Asxsndna q loh. e
Monday, November IS; Wednesday the 30h Fnday ~ -;
saturday, the ssd The boat win land her passengers 9 Per-
Washington, asr leaving Mount Vernon Fas, round MP e
from Alexandra, rs cents children half price.
The Union line Of coaches leave the capitol ~ ooc 5000
Pennsylvania each fo oos e
Of city and Georgetown, fifteen esch xw
Heesde and Thoae Fashes.
Washington day before the boat starts. ..o., ~
Nov l5-4t sun1u1hrh JOE cohsoS, oeSuAA
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"Tbere's better day s.coming-
Let Us sound the iubilee r.

"old Wayne" was received a, TOO late an hour La
night TO be inserted this morning
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Tno second waII.o. concert,

GKKssyiLLs, Is. G D Nov. ], 1850.