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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
WOODEN NETT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.

w have just received OF Wooden Mott
w shirts and Drawers. Also, Ladies' Merino Vests
w. EGAN a SON,
south side Pennsylvania avenue third store east Of
hoYI-V It'll street,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

Ess@ Thenoyes OF Sue, Sands, souile, Scribe
end Dumas, are interdicted in Spain.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
BLANKETS BLANKETS II

WE have hand large assortment Of o. 10, IL,
w and II ar. Whitney Blankets, Servants heavy Ban-
kgts Bed Comforts, and Quilts. w. EGAN SON,
South side Penn avenue Sd store cast Of eth street
nov Let
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
GENTLEMEN's FASHIONABLE READY-MADE
n nruTNn
More New Music I!

THE sONTAG POLKA
| Alice Polka
Tedesco Polka
Tho Sprite Polka
Elm Polka
FLEURS ITALIENNE, from the Operas Of Rcssin,
Bellin, DoniBeth, and Verdi
Variations upon the favorite song Goodbye"
Variations "Thou hast wounded the spirit that
loved thee.'
Shower of Pearls
Atlantic Schottische
Mary ofArgyls, &c, 3D.
Music Paper y.
At WINTERS New Store,
oct IS 9th street, Louisiana
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

BEzy@ Somebody shrewdly remarks that on
half Of the reports and two-thirds Of the bosom
that you run against are false
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
CLoAKs, MANTILLAs, &c.

CLOAKs, MANTILLAs, &C.
WE bave by express
w 10 Napo Cloaks
5 Cloth Salinas
10 Union, very pretty
Is Circulars, nice article
) Lo GRANGE, new and pretty
j Circulars, with sleeves
Embroidered Chenese
Gabrielle, very choice
The whole very cheap
YERBY MILLER,
corner 81 eth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
l0--dlm Miss Dermotts New Building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

nS~ A reading people viii become thinking
people and then, they are capable Of becoming
y great people
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

VI PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, y the
0 authorized agent for this paper in the cities Of Boston
New York and Philadelphia and 10 duly empower " take
dyersoments aud subscriptions at the rates required
BY us receipts @ill be regarded as payments is Of
fees are--B0STON, scoays Buidingi NEW fohhl 1T
pune buildings; PHILADELPHIA, n w. corner Of Third
and Chestnut streets
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
Useful and Various.

Useful and Various.
WE have this day received the following 10 which We
w call the attention Of our friends customers and
the public generally:
10 pieces Table Damask, all grades
so dozen Table Napkins all prices
l25 do Towels, from l2l% cents up
70 pieces all widths Sheetings, very cheap
90 dc plow,case Cottons
500 do Blesched Cottons all prices and makes
500 d. fancy Prints, ell grades
20 do black Apscas, 10 sell at twelve cents
10 do black Prints, to sell az o.
rs do heavy fulsd Cloths, for servants
IS do plaid country Hnseys
200 do Mousselines de Lame l2lk cents
300 do Mousselines de Lsine, 2sA and rs cents
100 do Penty plaid Cottons
100 do heavy 0AaAburgs
100 Linen Tsblecloths, beached and brown
Is pieces Huckabaek, for towelings, &c
so do beet Russa Diapers
With fu general and complete assortment Of all kinds
Of Dry Goods. VERIFY MILLER
Corner " Eth street and Penn. avenue,
10-dimn Miss Dernotts new building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

A physician once boosted to Sir Henry Hal
ford, saying, II was the first 10 discover tho
Asistc cholera and communicate ii to the pub
lie -
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

NIAcKEREL, HERRING, SALMON, 40.
vi 100 barrels No 3 Mackerel
100 do No.2 do.
as do Mo- do.
2l0 do No Herring
100 do. Cut do.
10 do. Salmon.
Daily expected PER brig Ann Elizabeth
MORTON a WILSON,
oct 25-eo2w Water st., Georgetown.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

m0rse's Line OF M * netie Telegraph
WAsHINaroN 0FFIcE, NATIoSAL HorEL !
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

JUST RECEIVED.
r AIDES blsached cotton hors
\ do brown do do
DO MIXED do 40
do State DO do
do silk and wool dc
mone bleached and brown half hoss
do wooden balfhcse
boys and misses cotton bose, all Fzep
do do do wooden do do
Ladies and Geutlemens white aud colored Kid Gloves
do Merino gloves. Gentomen's do. Boys and Misses
do Genuemens Buekkn gloves from 81 cents 10 81 25
D. II. TEBBS a co
No. 4, south ride Peuna Az, bet. 9th and 9TH Sta
nov II Washington News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
REM0VALl

WE WOULD respectfully announce 20 our friends and
w the public generally that have moved our store
TO the Of 9Th street and the avenue g Dermottg
building where openings very large extern
sve stock Of all kinda Of Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods
which determined TO sell ct the very lowest prices
for cash We feel confident that can oRor greater induce
ments 70 customers and friends than any in this
city elsewhere We earnestly solicit call from our cus
toners and friends and the public generally
YERDY MILLER
Corner Of 9TH street and pennsylvania avenue
10--eodlmif Miss Dsrmott's new building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
From she rio eranae.

LE@matsd tey ne Ams,ieqr Telegraph. ]
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
More New Goods and Fashions
r. J. STEER, Taller,

receiving continual secessions to his large and elegant
stock Of Geutemsns Goods and invites his patrons and
the public cali and examine them lie takes great plea
sure showing his goods, and in seinR them also but
never any 10 buy what he does wish 10 buy
In all cases he guarantees superior workmanship,
nov y-2w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

Tickets tl0--Halves s5--ouarters $3.50
Address Il. u. UBRIEN, Agent,
now Alexsndris, Va,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
SACK FLANNELS.

NTE have just received seven pieces Sack Flsnnels,
wv Cherry, Pink Scarlet Green, Gray, Blue and Laven.
der coors Also, fine assortment Of White, Red and Yell
low Flannels. W. EGAN SON,
south side Pennsylvania Sd store east Of 7th street
nov lot
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
HE CRY is STILL, THEY COME

THROUGH TICKETs-AT REDUCED
RATES.
JUST RECEIVED, large
rT~ Asupply Of THROUGH TICK pE-f|&LA
rzz1er 1szsT7-ETs 70 which the attention srrA[E14
Of parties who contemplate sending their four
years excursion trip TO SALT RIVER is requested In
cpaon Of large number Of passengers the price Of the
tickets has been greatly reduced Persons purchasing
through ticket viii be entitled sest in the Omnibus,
which connects with the steamer.
For sale by JOE sHILLTNGToN,
odeon building corner st. and Penn sylvsua avenue
nov 0 Qntellgeneor 30
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
SALT RIVER SALT RIVER !!
FALSE REpOHTf

NHE REPORT that THOMPSON had left for Salt River IL
false. Hc takes this method to inform hisfriends
that he has sold his ticket and be found at bis Gallery
Pennsylvania avenue between foprandahsf and sixth
streetssways ready 10 take, not only the best but, by
nov CIV g. T. THOMPSON.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
ANOTHER ARRIVAL,
AND STILL ANOTHER

AND STILL ANOTHER.
lust RECEIVED from the mandatory Of w Whitney.
W Newark, New Jersey, formerly Of this city,
/ case Of Opera Boots
care Congress Caters
lease Union Shoes, ertice: and
One case Oxford Shoes
Also Of boys Congress Caters and Union shoes
For sale by JOHN MILLS,
nov lot Fashionable Boot Maker, Browns Hotel
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A TREATISE ON DIVINE UNION, designed to point
IA out some OF the intimate relations between God and
~ me ngner rms 81 religious experience, BY Thomas
A COMPENDIUM or METHopIsN, embracing the his
tory and present condition Of its various branches In all
countries; with defnce Of its doctrinsl governmental
and prudential peculiartes-by Rev. James Porter A. n.
Price 81.
MEfHopIsM In EARNEST being the history Of
great revival in Great Britain in which twenty thousand
souls prof seed faith in Christ and ten thousand proeseed
sanchcaton in about six years, in connection with the
bors OF Rev james Caughey; including account of
those mental and spiritual exercises which made him
eminent reyiyalist selected and arranged from Caug
ey's Letters" by Rev II. W. Allen, and edited by Rev
Di %sIp Mis ~ Ros IL f. HOLINESS sn usrvu,
NESS, OR REVIVAL MISCELLANIES; containing eleven
revival sermons and thoughts entire eanctifcation-
revival neutrality-suspicious. to promote reyivalseects Of
revival eortsrsvivals and the terrors of Godreyiyal
exctemerts-rovival prayer mestiHgsdncultes Of
verts temptation infdelity - aiiction - backsding-
conflicts &cs selected from the works
valis-by Kev. r. W. Allen and Rev. Daniel Wise. Price
ST. This work has reached its thirteenth edition in about
NATURE AND BLEssEDNEss or CHRISTIAN pU.
RlTY-by Rev. r. Foster, with an Introduction by Ed
mund s. James, d. d., of the Bishops The Methodist
Episcopal Church. Price rs cents. For sale by
GENTLEMEN's FASHIONABLE READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
nF first quality comprising the largest and best assor
ment of Ready ma 70 Garments of all kinds of
fered to the citizens Of Washington, such
Khaban 0vercoats, new article,
Cloak 0vereoats,
Sack and surtou Overcoas of all grades and qualities
Superfne Dress FIR OK aud Sack Coats of best quality
Business Sack and Frock Coats,
P~ntaloons Of all kinds and qualities,
Rich Velvet Silk satn and Cashmere Vests Of tho latest
and newest styles.
with complete assortment Of Gsntlemens Furnishing
Goods. WALL STEVENS,
Successors to VIM WALL Penn avenue between 9th and
oct 29-3t 10th streets, first door of Iron Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention Of the
4 ladies 10 lot Of Cloaks and Aantas, Just re
ceived from the importers, consulting Of
Elegantly embroidered Lyons Velvet Closks
Plain trimmed do do
Watnred do do
Embroidered Cloth do
Plain trimmed Cloth do
The above goods will be sold A. New York prices.
nov S--6af CLAGBTT, NEWTON, MAY Co
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
House-furnishing Store.

TIVE subscriber has removed TO that commodious store In
Iron Hall, situated PsnnsylvaDis avenue between
9th and 10th streets and has opened extensive Rssort
ment Of and beautiful housekeeping articles which be
is determined 10 cell low the articles c be pur
chased In any OF tbs eastern oies His eek at present
consists In part Of
French and English China and Crockery Ware in Dinner
Desert, Tea, and Toilet Sets
Cut and pressed Glassware,
CIT and mahogany frame Mnntel Pier, and Toilet Gsstet
Bronzed Iron Hatracks Standards, Androns, Tenders
Csndelsbras, &C. Sbovels and Tongs
sciar Lamps and Girandoles, Hall Lsmps
9iI I'D Tes and Coffee Sets Castors.
wsiters and Tea Trays, Cake Baskets.
Covered Dehes Card Receivers Cnndlostloks, Urns 6c
Stair Rods, Table Cutlery JspanDed Goods.
Britannia Ware, block tin Tea and Coffee Urns
Chsfinz Dishes, Oyster Tureens
Dish Covers, Egg Boilers, &c.
bohemian glassware iron framed Dressing Glasses
Terra Gotta Ware Door Mats, Baskets Brushes, Wood
Ware, Cooking Utensils, &c.
with magnificent collection Of Msnte and Table orns.
men and Fancy articles generally altogether forming the
largest and cheapest assortment Of Houseurphng Goods
ever offered for sale in this city. G. w. BOTELER
oct 25-3tsudwf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
National Theatre.


r. A. Marshall sole Lessee.
Prices of sron-Prvate Boxes So Dress Circle and
Parquee so cents Children under ten years. half price,
Reserved Seats rs cents Orchestra Seats cents Family
Circle rs cents; Third Tier 80 cents Coored Gallery 70
cents
Doors open at o'clock the curtain will be raised at ~
The box Office will be open daily, from 10 o'clock m to
o'clock, p. m
Most positively the last night but Of the
Of the celebrated and unrvacd
RAVEL FAMILY
THIS EVENING, Nov IL,
The Ravel Performance will commence with
EVOLUTIONS ON THE DOUBLE TIGHT ROPE,
After which. the comic Paptomime entitled
LIE FETE CHAMPETRE
OR, THE AGED DANCERS,
To be followed by the beautiful Ballet Pantomime called
THE ELOPEMENT!
Tbs hart,netti Family in the new feats entitled
THE PERILOUS LADDER!
The whole conclude WITH for the last time, the Comic
Fairy Fantomime OF
THERED MONSTER,
AND THE WHITE. WARRIOR
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Crowded and Fashionable Houses!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
KENDALL g. DICKINsON's
Boston Minstrels,
Who respectfully to the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Washington two more Of their
Chastc and Fashionable Musical Re-
unions,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
November II and IL, 1857
With an entire change ofperormsncs
RE- For particulars, see small programmes
B Tickets % To BE had at the usual places and
at the door
Fs- To commence at Is O'Clock,
Hs- No postponement
nov LIT JOSEPH MURPHY, Agent
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

Metropolitan Mechanics Institute. The Exhi-
bition COMMITTEES is requested to the Mayors Office
this Friday eveSing at o'clock The punctuo attendance
Of every member is expected BY order
4. Nj. 0BRIEN, Secretary
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

The Washington Light Infantry respectfully
announce that their AnRus Ball will take place the sh
Of January D. /. BEERS, Secretary,
10
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

4 DOZEN Gents Merino under.shirts
y do do Sa1ony wool DO
do do do and Merino drawers
Ladies' and misses Merino Vests al Nos
We offer great bargains In the above goods
D. II. TEBBS a Co,
No. 4, south side Penna av., bet 8 aud cts
nov12 Washington News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
DAILY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON

FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOV. Y, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
ID. H TEBBs A. CO

No. 4, south sido Penna. ave.. bet TN an d
7th streets.
NE have the pleasure TO announce 10 friends and
thepubic generoly, thatw have Just received very
large stock OF foregn and Domestic Staple and Fadcy Dry
Soods We will be happy 20 show great bargains in dry
goods at amp time. Wash. Newsl NOV /.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
MILLINERY

IN MRS. MARY J. CAMPBELL, formerly Miss NJ j.
~ Color First Ward, will open fashionable Mill
~ merry Store on It'll street, between and G, on
Saturday, the 18th instant All orders promptly attended
to. 1s--3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12
DRAWN NUMBERS OF THE Della
ware State Lottery, Class 49, drawn at VIII
mipgton, Delaware, November ., 1852:
SO 81 78 AZ SIS II II 80 IL 81 80 80
GREGORY A MAURY, Managers
Successors TO j. W. MAURY Co.
ON Saturday, Nov. Ia, 1854,
STATE OF DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass I31, for 1851,
VIII be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware.
$780, 0o $2l, 740i 2prizes Of 10000
sc number lottery, IL drawn ballots

On Saturday, Nov. 40, 1852,
STATE or DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass No l43, for 1852
viii be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware.
$40,000l $15,000l rs prizes of Sl,000l
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-12

ONE DOLLAR REwARDIi
oST, last evening Pennsylvania avenue between 7th
IL and 18th streets, BLACK SATIN VEST with trim.
mings, cut but not made up.
The finder will be paid dollar leaving the abose
teles at Thomptou's Tailor Shop in National Hotel
nov l2-lt L, M STEWART
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

JR THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. =, .TEs MILLIonE DOLLARS -
PAID up Capital.
29,34o90d
Working CapitTwo Miona Ia Hundred sd Forty housaud
Dollaru.
Offering unntusy capital and the unlimited ndiyiara
liability the Stockholders, deeiderau1n
the pu5icis aganst
Fire Riskain Few0rieaRs, the reasonable
The lrIal abatement vi made place the Company Poll
eiss with the Mutual Companies Ind all settlements for o
will 53 prompt and liber&.
cfIAs BRIGGS, Agent, o@cs EST Chatlesstrsss.
HoARD OF REFERENCE Ii NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. sieiae, Thsnss Cellar
A.. Lalafeer, g. 4. Holt, VIZ. Murs
WE. EeDoTos, j, .. Bshb, JaH. Robb,
2. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN new yoRE:
JAS BROWN, Chairman.
FaANurs CorTRNzT, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Franes Gr1n, Royal Phelps,
Mark W. Collet, o.tiiVngston, Ed. F. sanderson,
u. W. Fabe. Wa. S. WaInoTs.
ALYuEp PRLI. Resiieni Secretary.
Fa,Hcls GRrrvrH, Connie! of the Board. n2s II
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Home Mutual Insurance Company of
NEW ORLEANS,
r With substbed capital of s27asoo prepared
FIRE, MAnIrEE AND RIVER RISKS
ct tie Office of the Company, No. IS CAMP STREET.
ET insung with
aoa divided among those narre with the copsny
invested here, OF the
This company established purely the mutual principal Of
Trustees subscription
security policy holders
The portfolio tie atnltnea oFinpoeon
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
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The PLAGUE IN MApElRA-The following extract from
letter written by eminent physician at Funenai
Madeira. to friend in Boston disproves the reports
which have been published of the Of the plague
in that Island:
MADEIRA July 30 1852.
Until your letter arrived had idea OF the ridiSa'
lons report circulated in American papers The
whole tale is pure ction there Is no nol any
disease of maliguy in the Island Maueia - e
to be remarkably exempt from from severe caiamltles OF
the kind The Brazil steamers calling oil the Island and
always put into quarantine have few cases Of yellow
board but its existence on shore the wnole
draaifu disease has attacked the grapes which
ali anpear shryeed up The vintage is eptrely lost and
ns ranort that the vine itself deceased Should this
rnvs trll have the unhappy experience OF visita
in in This place equal the potato disease in Ireland
The moor and rich will all suffer; the proprietors from
the failed cropshe laborers from want Of employ
mept. .. IS -. 45 Asa,s
s''ee - : W W = *
The Thermometer to-day (nocn July so9 stands at si
degrees Fahrenheit. So temperate is our summer
before he wrote prepared his mind by listening 60
almost all my tragedies sketched in my Inlno eltnee
in the act OF hearing music few hours atter cirz
eumstance which has been recorded Q, ush5 Sns..
Lord Bacon had music often played in the room
his study Milton listened to his organ ior ms sols,i
inspirations and music was even Necessary 10
ton The symphonies which a~oAe ~ .l.s pos. .t
amo.ns n;t have composed the inventive mind u Inc
at cc if the visions Of his theoretical mysteries
Celebrated French preacher Bordalou OF Massnon W.
onca found playing on the rlohn TO screw ms "
~ ,;,nb nrensrat ory his sermon, which, witnin
sLort interval to preach before the Court uuf
-, ayorite mode of meditation was Witn ms soiih n
bis hand for hours together would he iaIget nihiss
running yoluntaes over the strings wnle ms agsas W.
the coming emergency at the barD Israe on The Lite
,ny Character
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance
n EtcI

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
~ Incorporated April l6ts deelazcd pc,
Two Years Buliness.
s IS 9Asp oEo5 s s4
This Company being organised .ey for the protection Of the policy
a0 qS as nSp a St "sa S hi g sd15
nqd solid principles and sgodns for a annT paia during
5 s Al p SaIs iss Pss @ e Ss Ss S @os s
sss % ss liz @ .ss 4 D2 a, tsss ssa 81
herself children, free from tie claims Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
ESs 3;:f H::; $;; z5:; $, Ss
:sEs s.... ss gss ( j::ss 5:ss ssi:s9:
g. s'sEfsa y Smith, NE "o ai''n' a + k9sis 4n''''>'
EoT ~ MsSannIsss 7ssan Gsns y s g. sis9t s. Board Of
fs;9AsH sH,s. HSss. a:1. :, Z SSosssstss!os
eSsaa A;3Ss Examiner
Bytae Charter only $1,000 lie taken | on a single ifs
s
Lam gs
i * R rates reppee
Table Rates and all Information to Life Insurance. and all
s ha s aaa at tho Office OF the
| 1- Es- 1- nTce hc--s: - :: N N. to : P: N
q ULPHUR BATHS, both by vapor and Fu-
~ mgatons-snce many compelled yapor Baths
and Aromatic Fungtons for the Of cutaneous Affections reu
plain Of The glands hgRly important
and appropriate apparatus should be used for the app
The unde signed twenty years experience,
ercg his apparatus such graduate the strength OF
| plant.
Eg Physicians establishment connected with
aha foberson. Gau5 3ml +. MAUBERRET.
E& 5s.s 9shhAss as!i,ssdHss5ss@ ana Gsr- G,a'
ofs2 Gsramapast6 A. ssa and
stveiy in summer, and until quarter past7 in winter.
| tlorse Cars-5 A. M, and 10 M
Steam Trains and hour NJ nclr.
aiyeiy in summer, and until half past p. winter
Summer the third Monday Fsbrusry
and end on the second MGnaiy nafhEETT y ETTfnI Np
=, v.n.,r ,,,m 1,,.r.,d Departure f Care ~
s,, PsFst PFl. Is 6aiosas ':''
summer from bspS IS Bsicnns street 99 and
After the will leave each every until
Then a. 81, ~, s, 10 and II P. NJ, from the Depot.
Aud 81, * and 10Y p. ~, from Lafayette.
Meetings.
piled when required mhsl ly
MACKEREL- ~steEsa,.
LIVE NUMBER oNE-In half bbs aud kits; S<~-&asSSsS
NUMBER TW0--ln half bbls.
sep2l CONVERSE CO., 81 Tchonpitoalaa street
M ACKEREL- >ssssFsas
#sES #4ES S5sSsiszsss.:. SasHSsiss MI; ];
sepaa l---c CONVERSE CO., 81 TchoupiOulas street.
/ IME-400 bbls to arrive, for sale BY
-AA asPi7 STONE wALWoRTH, IS Tchoupiouias street.
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Harmony Divislon No. 49, g. of T.-The following the
MousT R. 81 Wn F. HonsanEok A. r &; M JAMes GoyAs
G. JoHN MHyRn CoRNnLus GoLpNs o. s.. This Division
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance Hall, 3d.. ST.
Charles street
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Gdcon Temple of Honor No. 5-Meeta every THURSDAY
EVENING al o'clock, Temple Hail. Tchouptouas
he present II srq ending 9' 81 s5a VI TAsAAs FalEsD
DER W. F. S. MoReAN, W: F. RI R. PoLLAnp, W. T.; J.
A. BsapKR, W. u; JOSHUA Dow W. D. U j. b. PArrsos, W. G.;
NJ W WooLgRRToN, W. 5. -l4 myS
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Crystal Fount Dvisicn No. q, B.. OF T.-Afeea every
o'clock p Hall No. s5 81 Charles
BRows W. A.; G. RAs, ELLIS, A. ST. E. Boor,
J. S. HARnIs, T.; D. W. BRowN c. A. HKRo, A. C. WM.
WATSON, l. s.; II. W. POWELL, o. S. jy24
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Union Dlvtsion No. s. of T-Meetse FRIDAY EVEN
ING O'clock the Temple Hail. No a22 rehoupionias street
The following the officers the present THos r. REID
W.P P. II GAnsss,W A.; A. MsQgAlrEn R. s., A RoseswIe
DoSpLr, A. G.; Hgsn GRAHAM l. S A LAMnagT s.. SICK
VISITING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRIoEMYER No. lei NewLevee
streets. jyl3
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GREAT BALLOON ExpERiMENr'-lhe celebrated aeronaut,
WISE Lancaster Pa having recently made Is lo5th
ascension at Cleveland Ohio, during the State Asricul-
tura, Fair He is preparing his mammoth Balloon.
Hercules the purpose of testing the practcabty OF
an aerial voyage the Atlantic Several gentleman
of Newly and Philadelphia have raised the Of
$1,000 deray the expense of experimental trip from
st. Louis Philadelphia NewYork The voyage it is
said be accomplished in fifteen hours 1t will be soon
attempted
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