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THE ODD BRIDEGROOM,

young clergyman sat in his study,
composing sermon 1t was a bright
Spring morning, and in order to concentrate
his thoughts on the subject Of the discourse
he was writing, Mr.. Burton was obliged to
close the window blinds, and shut out the
beauty of nature, which to his eye was
attractive. In an obscure light, his pen
was beginning to move quite rapidly, when
the wind blew his blinds open, and sent his
manuscript fiuttering across the floor The
sunlight gushed in, and at tho same time
Mr.. Burton's ideas flew out.
He turned his chair and looked out of
the window. Beauty charmed his eye, and
the music of singing birds fell On lis ear.
Nature at that moment appeared consider
ably more attractive than theology. The
green leaves Of the trees caused him to
forget the leaves of his manuscript. The
plumage of the birds made him disgustcd
with his greygoose quill. Yet MIR. Button
felt that he ought to labor that morning.
In casting about him to find al excuse
for his ideness, he siw chaise driving
down the street, and stop before his own
door. A good looking, plainly dressed
young man helped out a graceful, pretty
girl, and they mounted the steps together
Mr. Burton heard the door bell ring, and
presently domestic came to inform him
that young gentleman anl lady wished to
see linn on business.
GA marriage, l am sure" thought the
clergyman, smiling.
He was not mistaken. The Young man.
in frank, eff hand manner, told him that
he had called for the purpose of being
married to his companion; and the giIl's
bushes told the same story.
Very WELL" said Mr.. Burton, 81 am
always ready to make young people happy.
You love each other ?''
1--WE would wait day or two if we did
not" replied the youth.
His companion blushed again.
"Ha,e you witnesses? % asked the clergy.
ul1D.
1--WE are not rich" answered the BRIDE
groom, ''and could not afford the expense
of bringing auy of our friends with us. IF
you think We had better havs witnesses,
perhaps you will call iu somebody
"It will be we'll to do So" said the
clergyman; and he called in his younger
brother and the housekeeper.
1--WE are in something Of hurry" said
the bridegroom, ns MIR. Burton paused in
the doorway to give some orders to
domestic. Il have got to go to mill this
afternoon, and it's long drive home"
''StanJ up here then, and will dispatch
you" said the clergyman, with q vain
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HoUsEKEEPEas' GOODS.

IOHN III. D)NN d BROTHER have just opened
y and arranged handsome assortment Of Goods
suitable for tie IN, VIZ:
Pari.h Ma-bie ODDS
Pa! Ter u scne an Ere ,ch painted do
fr nch Csina and Berlin Iron Gu ds AS Guns
AMI caucers. Mugs. CarjstandS. and Match
hrxes, Dresden China, very ,ndsomr, sas
kets an work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS
Handsome tstors. Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Gobe.s. Forks and
SPOONS
musrards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
Solar. EtL"r::;.! Iafl &c
BRoNZED GOUns
'ers. Dogs. Shovel and Tongs, spittoons
Candlestirks, ,andeabras t1atracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES ss
Very lar ,e gilt frame. mahogany, AMI walnut
Looking GLASS $, Hr,cket fables. ...' ."'
FURNITURE
Several h n''sone pain; ed Chamber Sets, very
cheap aud .Oed
Bureaus, >Of.s. Extension Tables
(hnrs OF inanv patterns and III pes and mate
Be steal, Beds, Mattresses, aud Feathers in
the bag --.' =
China. glass, stone. and crockery War, in
quln tiles, a large stock, we'll assorted, AMI
cheap. +.s -
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets. Candcscks Cake Boxes
Bru hes. WoOdware. Iron Ware
Clocks veral aieti.s ami patterns so
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
m st compesr Of any kept in the District or
perhaps ut any other place.
We invite call roi persons i'll want ofar: ices in
the line OF housekeeping, and flntler ourselves
they be accomm dItpd at our establishment
pr IMPLY and at reasonable prices for the quality
as at any .ther place
JOHN ". DOM BROTHER,
PennsY Ylvania avenue bet 10th and llth It's
dec :f1-tf
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F. A. TUt KER,
MERCEIANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

!
rs FULLY prepare in hls usual st &c, to supply
l. his customers ami the public with the vari s
art cl-s OF airing apparel apperl ain ne t. gen
tleuau's war rULc
Memhe s of tou.rpss and strangers, visiting the
cit' invited to cal and rxauine his goods,
sis:ing ,fCotl> Of various grades coOis. u n,anu-
act.r', and all sorts Of C.ssec,s We ting, &c &c.
der t.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
I'll E s L LANDE ER,
By MARSHALL s. PIKE.

Oh, Slande-er! thou accursed Of Garth,
A truthful friend thou hast not one:
Thy mouth may vomit malice forth
In future, IS the past hath done:
Thy words may form their own vile scheme,
And plot ard counter plot be thine!
And thou may'st seem, hat true souls seem,
And smoothly talk to undermine.
Yes Slanderer-this thou can'st Go we'll,
And break or bar some kindred tie:
Can hypocritic act and tell, = 49,. . s.
Then seek r-pentance ere ye die!
o! flsfier of all truth.
Of science, mirth, and happy life;
Thon viliifier of glad youth,
Thou sneakiDg maker of all s'r.fe! -.
Truth dares thy slippery tongue to speak!
Truth is a bold, unfiinching foe:
Thou tell'st lie with blush less cheek,
Which proof can quickly overt row!
For Justice. though It's slow TO act,
Shall test the falsehoods of thy tongue:
And tru,h shali give the wor.d the fict,
VI lille lying souls hall feel their wrong!
What pity 'tis tn It thou vast made:
In envinus hearts thnu'lt ever lurk-
For meeting truth thou art afraid.
Truth knows where skulks each guilty heart;
Truth knows what PR mpted many a lie;
Truth knows who ii y.d the Heros part;
And knowing all, doth all DEFY!
Old Time-grim warrior Of tie PAST,
Shall tell thy soul in Sc crct trust,
How SAL shall b. the Siandercr's las,
Ere thy fraiI body turns to dust
If true here, Corso ience finds reward;
1ff,lse, the Slanderer's finds lis hell;
For Justice shall the tru h record
And living hearts shall know it well! -
The s)anderer's name shall be forgot,
" While thase beied shall eli bright pages:
The sanderer's lies their own graves blot,
While truths ard irtues live for ages!
o! coward-fool-why shou'd'st thou feel
To envy that which is not thine;
Contider-frankly speak and del,
For eandor i. trait divine
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E, C. CARRINGT0N.

Attorney and COumselter.at.Law
DRACTICES in all the Counts of the District. and
attends to the prosecution of Claims before Con.
.srrss an the Executive Departments
z1- Office. east wing of the City Hail.
FIJI II.
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G. L. GIBERsON.

Attorney and COunse ller.at.La
1}aACTlCES IN all the Courts Of the District and
Il atre dS to the prosecuti of Claims BET. re Con-
gress and the Executive Departm nts
Eu- ofiiee on Louisiana avenue Seventh street
ian
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r. H. LASKEY, ~
Attorney and Couns nseller.at-Law.

DHACEICtS in the Courts of the District, and
i prOsecutes caims of every description before the
several Executive Departments and bef'rt. Congress
hss- Office Loui. iaua avenue near Sixth street
der 30 ----
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PORTSMOUTH. Va.,) Aug. Is, 1851.
Mr.. J. F.. Boush-Dear Sir: Whi am in general
posed to Patent Medicines, candor comlels me to
state that have great confidence in the VIRTUES
nf Iiainpton's Vegetable finCture. For several
months past have used it in my family, ana in by
Spepsia loss of appetite dizziness and general de-
bity. with entire success. SO far my experience
extends therefore. | take pleasure in recommends
ing it to the afflicted satr and efficient remedy.
VERNON ESkRlDGE.
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.,t' med t. spare expen-e in making their
c.a,,r l'>hn"nt ms perfect as pos br. they We r.
.r, ,d up complete sci of the justly C lehratcd
Ut LErrtR. from Diamond to Ehgll>h, 10
ill., 'h"s par icularly invite attention.
Ed ing lately III. de numerous additions to their
s.so,.n Fancy Tyres, Rofd Orr,' IN nts. &c. their
mi "'ht l. now univ He'd in the Unit St'tes;
E'; 'eir improved methods cf casting, aid of pre-
~. metal en sbl- them to furnish orders in "a
"e t'h.sure satif.ctinn
A;,. fre>Ses Cases. stands Chases. GalIeys.
60 @ i. INK. and every srti"le used in printing OF
"sG'n'iy on hand at the owest rates.
',ihg at rtdnrrd rricps
,v'''' HS Pam ,hfeis Music Labels &C., &C., s.ereo
ru IN c"riectress and despatch.
,;.h >p,cimen Books will he sent to Printers who
d.. Make orders l.. JOHNSON CO.,
s-~j s35 - = No. 6 3snsom st1ek
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DAILY
EVENIN G. ST r.
pJ3.IsaED EVERY AFTERNOON,
except Sunday
n, st1 street. south Of Penn. avenue,
BT JOSEPH Il. TATE.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 4:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
sn,.criears served by the carriers at six
,,rs week. payable weekly. To mail sub
..hsrs - 80 i year, 81 for six mouths
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
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bS "Punch" says that the heirs Of
Robinson Crusoe have instituted a suit for
the recovery of the island of Juan Fernan.
dez, on the ground that their great ances-
tor was monarch of all he surveyed. --
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H~ To prevent dogs going mad in Au-
gust, cut their heads of in July.
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philadelphia Type and St reotype Foundr,

Ut <u'scriI er would call he att-n,i'n or Printer
" th- greatly reduced prices of the present list
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slave and prince. The lady uttered a
shrek, and quickly hid her face but her
companion, although rather surprised.
undauntedly cried out, in excellent
Turkish, but with foreign accent:
Halo Who's there Friend or foe?"
'"I am Mahmoud the unfortunate."
said the prince proudly.
The Frank-for such we must call him
-doffed his turban, and making a pro-
found inclination, said
"No longer unfortunately great
An hour ago, the cannon from the Seraglio
announced to the people the dethrone-
ment of your predecessor, and the eleva-
ton of your sublime highness to the
throne :"
Allah be praised ~ said Mahmoud,
sententiously. But who art thou 9'
Who hast thou for companion? Speak
treely-for thy good news inclines me to
be generous -
The Frank briefly told his tale-it was
one Of love. HIS companion was Chris
tan girl, the daughter Of a Greek mcr-
chant, whose residence had been asSailed
by mob during his absence. from whose
mad fury they had escaped by a secret
door leading to the dark arches and sub
terranean reservoir above referred to-
The Sultan was satisfied, and the whole
party returned together 10 the alac,,
where, as the Frank had stated, Mahmoud
had been proclaimed Sultan, and was be-
ing searched for everywhere
The Greek girl and her Frank lover,
who proved to be an Englishman, were
married; and, after a short
residence in England, they returned to
the east, where the happy husband took
service with Mahmoud as Superintendent
IN one of the departments of the navy of
the Sublime Porte.
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& IL AT / s !.

JUST PUELlSHED-A NET DISCOVERY MEDICINE
4 FEW words on the ratiol.s treatment, without
~ Mdicine. Of Sp~rmatnrrhsa. or Local Weak
EesS Nervous Debility, Low Spirits LaSSitude W eak
n-ss Of the Limbs and the Back, Indisposition and
lnctpacity for Stvdy and Labor Dullness of Appre-
hension Loss Of Memery, Aversion to Society, Love
Of solitude. Timidity. ScfDistrust Dizzines Head
Ache Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side AT
fec:ion Of the Eyes, Pimpes the Face, Sexual and
O;hcr InfirmiIi-s in Man.
F,om TIE F,eHch ~ DR.. y. DcLtney.
Tie Important fact that these alarming com plants
may easily BE- removed ,rUt0Ht medicine is in this
>nIail tract. Clearly demOn'tr.ted and the entirely
and highly successful treatment as. adopted by
;he Author. fully explained by means of which eve
~ enc l. enabled t. himself perfect V, and at
the least possible cost avoiiiDg thereby, all the adj
ye",i>ed nOstrums of the day.
Seat to any address. gratis ard post free. in a
sealed envelope. - reting post paid) two postage
stamps 10 DR.. II. DeLANEY, or Box 109. Broadway
Post OH e y. y. nov s. 3m-
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Camph enc, Ethe rial, Pine, Lard and
Lamp Oils.
HOWELL MORSELL,,

Succcs>OrS 10 o. VI HITTLEsEY
street, yetereen 6h and 1h Streets Iodi's Building
DEG leave to return their thanks to their hume
ID rous friends and the former customers Uf Mr.. o.
Whittle>ey, fnr the liberal support extended them
since they commenced business. They now take
the opportunity To- acquaint the citizens OF Washing
ton and It's vicinity that they have perfected their
arrangements with some of the largest Inanuiacto-
res, a. TO ensure constant supply of the very host
articles in their line, which will be sold at the low
cSt market prices.
II. * VI. having thorough practical knowledge
OF the trade, feel assured OF being able give salts
faction To all who favor them with their patronage.
Painters, Contractors, and Builders will find great
y 10 their interest To call at store before purcha
sing elsewhere, We keep on hand the largest and
best assorted stock in the city OF P.iINTS, OILS,
WINDOW GL.7SS, BRUSHES. Lamps &c.
Just received, and now afioat, - 900 po..nds of
Lewis i WetheTell's PURE LE.iD, which we
otter ut further reduced prices sep9-tf
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE TRUE CHURCH.

What constitutes church
Not Roman basilisk or Gothic pile,
with frettcd roof tall spire, and long drawn aisle
These only mock the search;
Fantastic sepulchres, when all is said-
Seek not the living church among the dead.
What is church indeed:
Not triple hierarchy or throned priest,
The stolen trappings of the Roman Beast;
Altar or well sung creed.
Rites mag gical to save, not sanctifv
Nor aught that lul the ear or lures the eve.
band of faithful men
Met for Gods worship in an upper room.
Or canoped by midnight's starry DOME
tn hill side In glen,
TO hear the counses of his holy word,
Pledged to each other and their common Lord.
These, few as they may be,
Compose church, such as in pristine age,
DeheG the tyrant's ZEAL the bigot's rage;
For where but two o three,
Nhate'er the place, in faiths communion sweet,
i"ere, 'o.h Gods presence is church complete.
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PopyLAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY kIDWELL LAURENCE. FeDBsyl
~ vania avenue and 14th street, Washington, and
JOHN L. KIDWELL. High street, Georgetown, d.
c., comprising in part:
pr. Jaynes Family Medicines-Dr. Roses Family
Eedicines-Wistar BalsaIl of Wild Cherry-Ayer yerS'
Cherry P,c.Oral-Sands' and Tewsand's SarSaparil-
la-A. Ii. and John Bulls do-RGse and Schwartzc's
do-sIilhau Elixer Calisaya Bark-Wolf Aromatic
Scheidam Schnspps-Kidwells Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-0sgoods India Choo-
gogue-Rowand's Tonic Mixture-Ha tons Negcta-
BILE Tincture-Green's Originated Bitters-liooiands
German do-Blake's and Cannon's do-Rushton's $
ana Smes Cod Liver Oil, together with all the most
approy we'd me iicines of the time.
Agents for Ihe sale of Seymours Galvanic Abdomi-
nal Supporter, SeyHours Obstetrca Supporters, and
Mr.. Belt. Abdominal UIcro Supporters.
fresh supply of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
sep 30
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BRILLIANT ATTRACTION,

Corner Pennsylvania CpeRue and 18Th street,
NFFN Wouli respectfully inform their friends
Es14E9 ustomers, and the public generally. that
&asszA hey prepared to supply them with the
hnest family GROCERIES. old and choice LIQUORS.
and every article. large and small in their depart
ment at remarkable low pric-s In fact, shalt
tablish of those novelties often spoken Of but
seldom found-A CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY
STORE.
Oar stock will be continuously replen.hed from
the most celebrated importers and manufactures.
Thankful for past fayors, We ask enlargement
of the same
All goods delivered promptly in any part of the
city free of charge. nov 3-eoly
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L. NJ. 30 TELLER, Practical Gas.Fit-
ter and Plumber,
S9thiceS cOrnsr of5t

0HthUeN cOrnfr of5M aud d streets,
prepared at all times to supply the public gene
i rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, Of
the latest styles and patterns, the most reason.
allie terms.
Churches, Hotels or any public or private build
in2s, kted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES ut
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for DIR. Kidders Puteat Gas Regulator,
which for economy and superior light, should be pos
sessed BY all consumers Of gas. sep 22-tf
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EW RUG SToR e

n A. j. SCHWARTZE
81 respectfully informs the public that he s@Fs
A has opened his new DRUG STORE. An \
<&A and socits a. share OF public patronage. DO
Having laid in entire fresh stock of ID X U Ii s,
MEDICINES, and FANCY GOODS, he will, at al
times be enabled to fnrn Ia the citizens with genu-
inc medicines and all other articles in his line of
business. All ord RS and prescriptions will be
promptly and carefully filled
ALSO
VIII keep constantly on hand Surgical, Dental,
Cupping, and Gslvanic MACHINES, and all other
Instruments usEally kept in the largest establish
mentS.
ALSO
The best quality of Havana and ether CIGARS 4
TOBACCO, selected from the best brands.
A. j. SCHWARTZE,
Chemist Druggist
Pa. avenue, between 81 and a streets
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPIMA DONNA " ALIL by ,TuNen.
Iugomar Polka; Saratogs Polka; Emma Polka:
Isabelle Blanche Jess se, Claire P.lkaS; Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schottische; Saratoga Schottische, &c.
S,ags-The grave of Lilly Dale love the snow
Mary A,tore; Melodies of home; Days OF childhood;
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone; Take me home
to die, &c.
So IIammond's Castor Oil Pomaie. an article
highly recommended for brautifying and aiding the
growth Of the hair Price - cen jar, also, just
received at WIMERS
Stationery and Music Store, 9th street
nov g
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
pynfrs.nr Il AnArfa lard . N .

NT0rhD respectfully inform tile citizens of
W Washington that he VIII be prepared to
!rs'Lne lat, Instructions i.e PilUn, Sc, the Isl
" September. All orders left a. the Musical Depot
81 tlihus y llltZ, or nj Thamp>On's Daguerrean Gal
,'fy Will meet with prompt attention. Prices made
sasn on application. liberal deduction made 10
schools aug l9 Sme0
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ihlIS C1mpJuu'i m'w = tabli'hed in universal IA
L S0r by itS aexaOSled ed merit, fJr the OF
couShs eIlIs. Group. hopping cough ami every dis
et-- OF the throIt sad laIzs Is without parallel.
Every family should supply ITEM Ac.Ics with Il
supply Of Dr. Hoit's PEACH SYRUP, to be used a.
u pre-, sntiys medicine
SolI IN Washington by c. Stott, ID. b. Clarke W
Elliott. Z. T. Davis, J. IL. Stone. Evans Sylvester
De Mt. Girdn:r, aud by the Druggists general Y
ln baltimore, dsOrsetoSn, AexaujriA, aud Rich.
m1ni.
Price twenty five cents per bottle.
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The Most Wonderful NJ Iedicine
;cef dScortrsd t0r TIE certain IF 4yne dai Ftuer
Jufg-n ttT,,t ,,J y,iIiauS E,rgr.
Gbrf l. Co.'S Vegetable 81 ecif1

Obcr l. Co.'S Vegetable 81 celtic.
rtNIE proprietors Of this valuable Medicine have
l made any eff 'rtS TO introduce it lefore
the pablic yet it hiss found great far and hear
Certificates without puuher have been furnished of
its virtues without any sOcitatiou, AID many
performed when all 9th :r medicines have failed Al
that aSt,d trial. 1t has stood the test for
rr;:i years. and say. without fear that better
prep iration for the of que and Fever can lie
produced. Az AL evidence publish certificate
of gentleman well known:
Il take great pleasure ia recommending the Spe-
cifc prepared by Ober M.C0uSey for the OF
re and Fever, the best article for the accom-
Pli>hnent OF that Object have met with. In
my family it has succceieI bevond my most san
gIiue expectations, al therefore, | consider 1t
privilege well as dGty ~ recommend its to
all who may Ie suffering un 'er the influence of that
distressing affection. (Sisn-d)
ID. EVANS REESE,
Minister of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fer sale 10y the proprietors, ODER Co, Balti-
more;
by DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
HALL, corner of Maryland avenue and llth street,
Island:
By CLARKE & BOWLING, 7th street, between
south ID AMI f. "a eets, Island:
And by JAMES I'll. STONE, corner Of 1th and l.
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. G.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep lU-3m-
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS,
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
THE
MOUNT VERNON GUARDS

'1NIIE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS, of Alexandria
respectfully leg leave to inform their friends
and the public that they will give one of their most
fashionable BALLS OH MONDAY, November 2lst, at
!SItyP'a Hall.
The Committee of Arrangements pledge them
selves that no pains expense shall be spared to
make II In every respect agreeable as the former
ores.
Lloyd Williams celebrated Cotillon Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS: to be had from ether of
the Committee of Arrangements, at the door on
the evening Of the Ball.
Ss- SUI per and refreshments furnished for both
ladies and gentlemen.
SI- Hacks viii Ike in Attendance at : o'clock, to
convey ladies to and from tie ball.
Hg- Invitation Cards Ca lie procured from either
of the Committee.
COMMITTEE OE ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt 4 AShby, Sergeant W Allen,
Lieut. Rudd. A Skiiniore
Lieut. W Ill Smith, e W Ne.le.
MANAGERS:
Col S X Shay, Capt W W Rock,
Lieut. Col b Thomas, Capt G DuiIey,
wa! Plain, Capt III Latham,
Adj C Price, Capt Field
Capt B L Plumu,er Can't ] Smoot
Capt G Whlttiugton, Capt Williams,
Qr. r Brockett, Surg NJ NJ Lewis,
Lieut. trettyman, Lieut. Powell,
Lieut. T Johnston, Lieut. Swami,
Lieut. Crrish, Lieut. J Mclean.
s-rS Lane, Serg VIM Markley,
Serg. Greenwood, Thos Warning
ntv 9-eotb-
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Err COUGHS. COLDS, GROUP, AND WHOOP-
ISti COUGH

Tie Bst GlrJh Syrup az he World
Tr RaSg's Cs.ErR+Tzp EuCGE SYRUP gives immci-
e.. r,lirf I, [. the worst Cough. whether COnsumI
r,,. ,,r pr,,.r iti- from cold. X alays any irr
-, II ra LIhgs. anI iJrtiticS tn. :, 81 against
t,.ur, attacks Ia bottles at 30 cents and 81.
,;jlTr-n ARE also tle Ia Group which ,nger ,,Is
u,nt:nt yi Ilg,llt ttciy - DR.. j. EOsLs HEyEI-
:, ,t,,. CN,tPSyki?. Prir- - cents
Wh.upin. Cuu.h anather complaint, always
x,r,- ia cpli anI drInr weather. The afflicted find
,.t r..li.f in tn. de VI DR.. j. Ro IS WHo1PIyG
I,,,.,n SfsUT which always relieves and prevents
e.. ,li..;,sa from running io other dis sspS. such
:. nrfanati5n of the iungI. Dropsy in the Chest,
and Consumption. Frice - cents.
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