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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-06-04
WATER-CURE AND INFIRMARY,
FOR TIE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES

Located at GRANVILLE, LICKING Co., o., and
combines the advantages of other good estab-
llshments, healthy location, supply of pure
water, gymnasium, skilful lady in charge of
the female patients, physician who has had an
extensive practice of 20 years, &c., &c.
Females who have been confined TO their beds,
unable to walk or sit up for from one to twenty
years, in consequence of nervous, spinal, or
uterine disease, are especially invited to cores
pond with or visit us. Universal success in
the treatment of this class of diseases has given
us confidence, and We say to all such even
though they have suffered much of many Ply
sicians, mako one more trial. Terms from Z. 6
to $l2 per week. Patients furnish towels and
packing materials. Address,
w. w. BANCROFT.
Granville, Nov. 8, '52.
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CLEVELAND, April 4th, 1853.
BobHJones
mark


With heart boiling over with burning
emotions accept your beautiful Cane. Ii
deluges my soul with flood of darling re-
collections of the time when working, "liv-
ing aud loving" together, in the inspired
language Of the poet,
ave shared each others glOdness
And wept each others tears"
When transporting the "black diamonds
from the bowling wilderness, and dark cnv-
erns of the interior TO the metropolis of the
Lakes, how, amid the darkness and dangers
which at the switching hour of night" sur
round canal navigation, have looked to
you for support. How often have you, Bon 4,
without chnrt or compass to guide, sieered
our gallant craft through tie ihickening
gloom which bodied tempest and disaster,
while !, and write il without vanity, stood
at the bow, prepared to "snub her" And
how, when within tho walls of the lock,
whose grim stones irowned upon us likeLhe
crumhling remains OF some deserted ruin,
the relic of Roman or of Grecinn pride aud
grnndeur-how often mt that fearful hour,
when the "rusl of many waters was pour
ing through the gates, threatening 10 whelm
lls, hns our gentle yet lion hegrted cook,
POLLY, prepared for our solace and refresh,
meni, pot full of the fragrant extract OF
the berry of Rio, or a tumbler Of SMITHs
extract Of rye.
Pardon my emotion, for the "Old time
comes DER me now" aud iorbids me To cay
more than that ] am, whether in command
or retirement,
JOHN SMITH.
A
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Yours,
To Boz JoSEs, Committee, sc.

EY-Detroit numbers $4,000 souls. Cleve-
lind numbers, on both sides of the Flats 81, 900.
Buffalo and Chicago only exceed the Forest Ci-
ty in population, of all the cities on the Lake
and they won't long.-T. Dem.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-06-04
JAMES BARNABY,
MERCHANT TAILOR

N. Side Maia-St, One Door West Of Salem Book
store, Salem, Ohio.
Coats, Vests, Pants, &C., Made to order and
Warranted to Give Satisfaction.
The Tailoring Business in all its Breaches
carried on as heretofore.
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MCTiied COmpllment-Cane Presentation.

On Friday week, the Crew and Cook of
the Ohio Canal coal bont Polyan,liIs, pre-
sented their Captain with cane. The fol-
lowing is the correspondence
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-06-04

A church was struck by lightning lately
in L0ckport, N. Y. Ono man killed and
several injured.
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NEW BOOKS.

A General assortment of New Books and
Stationary; Also,
WALL Paper and Notions,
Just opened at MoMILLAN's BOOK STORE,
which the public are requested to call and ox-
anime.
April Z, 1858.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-06-04

SPENCER AND FAIRCHILD'S
Celebrated Gold Pens. Every Pen warrant
ed. At McMillan's Book Store.
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lie printing
-. Yankee Sullivan gave sparring exbi.
ton in Boston, on Tuesday evening
-. A public dinner has been rendered to
John Mitcheb the Irish Exile, by the citizens
of Newark i will be given at the City Hotel
in few days
-. Most Of the Democratic papers of Viz
ginia speak tavorably of the reelection of
John w. Forney TO the Clerkship of the
House
-. Halls Efendi, a Turkish poet, has writ
ten national hynn in the style of the Mar
seiilaise-a patriotic war-song, of course
which is stimulating the enthusiasm of the
ottoEans against the Russians in an extrao-
binary degree.
80. L. Collins Lee, Esq, of Baltimore, is at
the National Hotel.
'...P. L. Barnum and John Gepin. have
each given 81 900 for the purpose of purchas
ing farm for the frendless children picked
up by Mr. Pease at the Five Points.
-. William A. Sears, Member of Assemb
y elect, from the Fifth District, New jersey,
died on Monday. Mr.. Searls was an active
laborer in the Temperance cause
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PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

NJ =" WALL Ditpl nEh invite atteEtl Il
VI" their u usually large storS of
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES
Consisting oI Ladies and Gentlcmeu's huptinp
ard open-fate London Liverpool, and Geneva Du
pick, ever and Lepine Watches in plain, engraved
engmrlled, and j, weied cases.
RICH JEW ELRN.
Diamond, ruby, and pearl brooches
Earrings and Bracee's
Diamond and Pearl Finger Rings and Crosses
Gold Chains, Lockrts, Seals, KEYS Brrastpius
Pencils
Gold Thimtles, Cuff Pins, Wedding Rings, &c.
PURE SILVER WARE
Silver fel Set. Pitchers, GoL!r;s, Cups
Napkin hiug9. Table, Dessert, and TEASPOONS
aud Forks
Silver Dessert Knives, Soup, Cream, and Gravy
Ladies'
Sugar Salt Mustard. and Egg Spoons
Pie, Cake, Fish. and Butter Knives
Sugar Sifters Ice and Salad longs
Preserve and Jelly Spoons. Pickle Forks. Sc
FANCY ARTICLES AND PLATED WARE
Fine Fans, silver CarI Cases aud Porte mounsies
Plated Tea Sets, Walters, Cake and Card Basket.
CASTOR, CTnS. Kettles, Flower Stands
Liquor Frames, de-
NJ. W. GAIT BRO
Sigh Of the Golden Eagle
Ia avenue, between 9th and 10th sta
dec lG-- It
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o. We learn from New York that
there was an excited indignation meeting
in the Park on Wednesday evening. in
eonseduenceof Mayor Westervelt's course
IN causing the arrest of Parsons, the
street preacher, on Sunday last. James
W. Barker presided, and speeches were
made by Chauncey Schaffer, j. w. Bryce,
and Parsons himself. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing the Mayor and for
eiSn influence, and affirming the right of
free speech. About ten thousand per-
sons were present. Notice was given
that Mr. Parsons would preach at the
same place where he had been arrested,
at o'clock next Sunday, after which
the meeting was broken up and quietly
dispersed to their homes.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-16

Mr.. GoODALL AS HAMLET. Mr.. Good
all, the promising young American TRACE
dian, will appear tonight for the first
time before Washington audience, in
the character of Hamlet. We are told by
those who have seen hun in this part that
MIR. &. is one Of the best Hamlets of the
day.
A full house witnessed his Claude Mel
notts last evening, who were delighted
with his acting, and we trust another
will greet him this evening.
Risley offers additional attractions this
evening.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
december 18th. 1853
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
i STATES from lst Of febr uary, 1854, to the 30th
OF June, 1856 or the following rvu.e in Pennsylys
ma will he received at the contract os of the Post
oflce Department until a. M, on Mr. lay the 10th
u January, 1854, to be decided on the same day:
No. 1896. From Curwinsvile. by Luthereburg,
Reynoldsylc, BroUkyilie Corsica,
strattonsville, c arion. Ship ensyiIle.
kossuth Cas-, Cranberry Franklin,
Canal, and Cochranto,sl, t. Airadyille
loo miles aud back, SIX times a week
Leave Curwin vile daily, except Sunday, at Z.
q. M.
Arrive at Meadyille next day 10y c, D. M
Leave Heaiyilla daily, except sunday. at T. a. u /:
arri:e at turwinsyille next dag 10y Il, p. IN.
For form Of bid, guarantee, and certificate also
for Instructions and requirements, embracing the
conditions to be Incorporated in the contracts to such
extent as the depar ment may deem exp.dicn,) see
advertisement inviting proposals for mail seryie in
the States OF New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Delaware.
Maryland and Ohio, dated the I'D Sertem ber 1851
JAMES CAMPBELL
Dec lo-eo4w Postmaster General
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NOT1CE-Iot Z Citizens of WGSl.i,g on The
~ 10 'rd of Assessors hereby give notice {. a
they will meet daily, at their room In the city Rail-
from 10 o'clock III . TO . Uc,ock D. IN from The
10Th to the 3ls day of December instant inclusive
SUNDAY and Christmas day excepted, for the purpos.
OF correcting any errors that Esy BE- pointed out in
the list OF persons su ect TO school tax the
ending on the thirty first day OF the present month
(December) and Of adding thereto the names of any
persons sub vct To the said school tax which may
have been omitted therefrom
TIE Board would particularly call the attention I
AL to the fact that no person can vote next year NJ
any cleo icu in this city whose name kas not teen
returned az subject TO the school for this year
Every free white male citiz Of this city of the age
OF twentyohe years and upwards would therefore do
well TO whe' her his narre d.. on the said lists
and, II omitted, to give notice to the Board OF Asses
sors that it may bs added snd returned for this Year
7. +. HARKNESS,
dec lf-eo C.,r,,,u
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THIRTY YEARS VIEW.

FY A SENATOR of THIRTY YEARS
1NHE guests of the National Hotel. stranger, and
L others who desire to subscribe Tor the HonOrs
he Thomas II. Benton's great work. Thirty Year
View, or the Working OF the American Government
for Thirty Years from 1920 TO 1850. are rrQIestei
to leave their names with Mr. WELLS. office NJ e.,
National Hotel, where can he seen when not eI-
gagged canyassing FOR the work
The guests Of browns Ho'e who desire the wcrF
will leave their names, Residences, &c. ~ tic Office
with Mr.. j. T. STEWART
The guests OF the Irving Hotel Will leave then
vito Mr. JAS. TUCKER.
The guests of Nillsr-' Hotel II leave them With
Mr. JNu. Ii. kIRKWOap.
The guests ufthe u. :. Hotel will leave them with
Mr. A. W. kRKNOUD.
y. :. HoLLTNGSWEAn,
Agent for the District OF Columbia.
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PIE RSONAL.

-. We learn that John W. Davis, Esq.
has been appointed Clerk Of the Court of APP
peals of Baltimore city, in place of L. S.
Norwood, resigned. An excellent appoint
ment.
-. Senator Toombs, of Georgia, arrived in
Mobile on the It'll inst. Mr. Toombs visits
Mobile to attend to some business lately under
the charge Of his brother.in-la law, Col. Pope,
who died Of yellow fever
80. 1t is said that Cornelius Wendell, ESQ i,
OF this City, will have the general superin-
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The Verdict Against James Gordon Bennett.

LILO SoTulCL hS61uSt SdlNeS OUIQUu 69uuSLL.
The New York press, without an ex-
ception, approve of the verdict recently
given against James Gordon Bennett for
libel. Tomorrow, we shall give copious
extracts from the most respectable por-
ton of the press of the Empire city, that
our readers may know what is thought of
Bennett-the Ghoul of the press. In
speaking of this decision, the Day Book
says:
''1t is seldom that a verdict, like that
given yesterday by the jury against Mr.
James Gordon Bennett, is received with
so much satisfaction by the public.
Served him right = is the universal ejac-
ulation. We thought the editor of the
Herald had some friends, but we must
confess that the universal qualification
with which this verdict is received, by all
classes, shows most strikingly that, with
all his power and wealth, he has no. one
friend in this community. None so poor
to do him reverence, Or offer him sylnpa-
thy and confidence"
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GAS FIXTURES,

'I'HR sulscrihar takes pleasure In announcing l.
i the public that his stock of G AS FIXTURES
comprising some of tn" best and latest pat erus La
been received. and that he is now prelarpi 20 sell al
the lowest rates. Persons in want # Gas fiytnr,s
will please call and eXauiine-,hcy viii TO dOuit
find il to their interest
Dwell ings ami paths building fitted with gastd.
binb al the usual rates J " THOMPSON
1ac1
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TAKE NOTICE

INllE hest place To buy fine Jewe!ry il at the New
Jewelry Store of III. .. HOOD between AZ aud
9th street on Pennsylvania avenue, sign Of the ur,e
spread Eagle. where all kinds Of fine atches rich
Jewelry, Silyerware, &c, can be had at New Yo X
city prices, and much lower than goods of like ur,
ity can be bought for at any other establishment in
this vicinity. H. HOOD
N BAH kinds cf watch repairing done at y-ly
snort not'e and as well as nt aay other establish
ment either in Europe or America Ly W. w IIol-
insworth doc liz ~
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ADAMs's EXPRESS COMPANY.


tant charges made by the millionaires
who control this monopolizing concern.
and have since been frequently reminded
of the manner in which they continue to
fatten at the expense of the whole COM
munity. Small parcels that are brought
by Adams 4 Co.'s Express from New
York city, in many cases, could be sent
by mail for less than half their charge.
For package not weighing more than
two ounces seventytive cents is demand
ed !. There was time when this COM
pany we're thought to be benefit to the
country; but, now, their monopolizing
spirit makes them curse. They monop-
Ollie, at an enormous price, our railroads,
steamboats, and public highways, so as to
kill off all competition, that they may be
able to obtain their own price for carrying
goods and small parcels. Weare informed
that they pay the Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and Wilmington Railroad Company
$4,000 year for the exclusive right of
running Car over their road and to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad $60,O for
the same purpose :! This is wrong. Rail-
road companies, who are sustained by the
whole community, should grant no ex-
elusive privileges to the disadvantage of
the public. A regular rate of charges
should be established, and all have the
right to send goods at those rates. This
thing will not be borne much longer.
Our country and is carrying trade have
become too large for the people to suffer
impositions of this kind, and encourage
such intolerable monopolies. We shall
allude to this subject again, and keep at
it until some remedy is found.
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FOREIGN NITSIC

Ik>HE Nst nal Airs Of all nations arranged for tn,
l. Piano with the flag Of each nation On the til
page.
The Compositions of List. Thalbe,g Chaplin A.
cher. Garia, Herr, Mendelsohn. Beethoven, Mozart,
Hayden, Czerny, Gottscha k, Jaell, and others
large selection of music for Violin, lutte, aud
Piano.
Music for small Orchestra
Music for Guitar and Flute
Together with all the new publications of the day,
at the Music Depot Of uILBUS IL IITZ.
dee Lott
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-16

ANOTHER TwINKLER.-We have re.
ceived four numbers of little daily pub
lished at Norfolk, Va, on q sheet of let
ter paper, entitled the Erening Star,
edited by Miss NJ. H. Butt. 1t is Jijou.
Shine on, little one
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-16

U Joe Shillington sends us Godey's
Magazine for January-a capital number
of this publication so indispensable to all
readers of standard light literature.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
COLLECTOR Omcen,

Collectors Office, Dec ii 1883
NOTICE is hereby given that the lit OF De In
~ quent property is in course Of prepare ion sri
will tie completed and published on Abost the -
ofJsnuary, 1854. All persons Interested rsrnrst
lv requested 70 come fIrwaId aud by paying relieve
the undersigned from the unpleasant duty Of enf5I
ing the collection aud themselves from the onerCui
additional expense attending advrrtis, mrnt.
II. j. ROCHE
doc
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-16

Il The New York National Democrat,
sdited by c. c. Burr, rabid Free Soiler
OF 1875 heads its article ON the action of
sn' s'nA'e In relation to the Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury. The In.o.
lerce of Guthrie Rebuked." This shows
the object in introducing the resolution
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UST RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
~ 20 boxes Lemons
Haislns. whole, q, 4. and !. boxes
Paper shell Almonds, Prunes
Walnuts, Filbsrts. Sardines
Lozenges, Apples. &C.
With selected variety Of French Confectionery
and Christmas Notions.
For sale at reduced prices by
NJ. NJ. D0RRIGAS & CO.
Stall No. l40, Centre Market west of the
dec l9-eO2t* Enp;no U,u,a
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HOLIDAY PRESEfT :

dAUIlER will open on Monday, December 10
W a choice collection tie m, ST rare novel a., a
beautiful PRESENTS ever exhibited in Washington
consisting many elegant rticles made in Par. to
bis own order, to which ha invites the examination
of the psblic. dee IGct
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dee leo
E,EATnEHs & FLOWERs.-Just

EEATnERs s. FLOWERS.-Justr re
l. ceivei At SliEDDS Fancy Goods aud Millinery
on llth st Splendid lot of Feathers and Flowers
at low prices.
Pointed and plain Nelyets. Rihands Ladies' and
Gents Kid. si!k, and thread Gloves, worsted Sacks
Hoods, Newbys, Comforts Gloves aud Hose. Isces
and fnibroideries, Combs and Brushes, Soaps and
Perfumery.
\. IA few more left of those much admired
Wiater bonnets for sale at low prices
dee Ii--.!r
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ANNIVERSARY BALL
OF THE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL S0fIETy

V'HE Executive Committee appointed To make n.
necessary Arrangements respectfully rnsks
known 70 the public that the contemplated Bail q,
the COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY -
take place at JACKSON HALL, on MONDAY. n,
9th Of January, 1854
Every arrangement will he made 10 insure ssti.
faction.
H@- Tickets TWO Notwithstanding gentle.
man and ladies'
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THE PRIEST AND HUGUENOT. or
i Persecution in the time of Louis XIV from French
OF Rergener, author of the Preacher and the King
vols.
The American Statesman, or Illustrations IT tie
Lille and Character Of Daniel Webster lie .ignei for
ths american Youth. by the Rev. Joseph Barnard
Dr. Grant and the Mountain historians by Rev
TLos Laurie.
The Religions Of the World and their Rel tions to
Christians, by Fred. Denison, Maurice NJ A Chaplin
OF Lincolns Inn, and Professor of Divinity in Kings
College, London.
Noah and his Times, by the Rev. Mun.on Ohm
stead, NJ. A.
The Christian World Unmasked, by John Bsrridy,
RE. DID,
The Preacher and the King, or Bourdaloe In the
court OF Louis XIV, being account of the Pulpit
Eloquence of that distinguished era. Translated
rom the French Of l.. Bungener. Paris, 18th edi-
ton, with an introduction, by the Rev. Geo. Pitt, D.
", Pastor Of the Universal Place Presbyterian
Church, New York. inst received at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
dec lh-tf bookstore near 9th At
GLOVES & HOsIEKY-Of every variety,
VI and at prices that cannot fail to please, at
BRIGGS,
doc -, al
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RAZORs, RAZoRsm
A Il j. IL GIRRS

ID
Nep fdir Dressing Establishment. HfHoris HRrl
IN hand and for sale a select assortment Of Rod
" grrs aud Wade ard Butcher ks1ors, all 81
which are warranted 10 shave we'll ur the money
turned.
Al-", Brushes. Comls SHAY ug 3oa,- u. zor :trop,
Hair Oils. pGmadas xc atc l4-lN-
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UNICHORD PIANO.

M have now in store cue III H.. above rev and
w cheap Pianos, from the c.letr,tei mAnufae-
tory Of j. IL. Schumacher 4 60. This sty - piano
is considered To stand unnvall-i Tor kee iiiE IN
tune.
Also, on hand complete ssS, rtIneut g AmeIi'Sn
and German new AID second hand lian"-.
HILBUS 4 HlIT
Iusic priet
n. R-New Music received this day.
dec IL
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1 LIBERAL. reward and no questions asked, IN
n he given for the return Of n Nusictl Box In
plays two tunes. viz Isabella and Yankee Doodle
and having the top picture Of tie church 1T NJ.
tire Dame. Prturn TO Mrs. NoES' Jrwrlry store. On
Pr. avenue. between i2th and 18th Sis
The Box taken OH the 18th Nov 1889
l5-gt
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ME ANACOSTlA TRIBE No 3, lmpro.ea a,
! 81 Red Mem respectfully snnounoe - ,hae
RAIL on MONDAY, December the ss,h :, gre
Hall ~ isltot
They respectfully solirit the patronage Ct tn,
lac for this Ball, and pledge Themselves n pub
ing undo to make st 1.-THE Ball Of the ses.or IO'h-
chase OF q Banner for this Tribe -s l1r
Refreshments will BE- In the hands OF an "a,
caterer supper 70 he had az q ressonsble cS-'ea;
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TO BE RAFFIED.

A I SCHADS RESTAURANT, corner of 81 street
"A and Pa. avenue, on sHturday evening, Dee. T..
At o'clock. tie fast five ton Pleasure Sleep ri II
ABETll, now in good railing order AMI lying in tire
Canal, nj lithstreet bridge. Persons wishing chai
had better apply roon, there are bot a lev more
left. dec Ia H.
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MANAGERS Blue RosehsN
\ ClaNton, Abraham Cook, Jas Chnri-.
Jas Chudal W Mclean. 4 Rsr,,ar,
J HI, pier. W A Fitzgerald T D.nnl,,r
Ca'on. VIM Narl. W W Cu-,p
J l. smith. W Morris W A E.ur.,
Mattingly, IF Halliday J powling
wilkins, sehooef, W WooiWari
tarromb, NCQuillan, seth fIi,f
J Jack AC Poole, ECDysr
J Ii Sessford, & Kiiby J n Tre,,l-I
COMMITTEES ON INVITATION AND RECEPTION
Ftits ROst,ts)
Jas English, y Brown. II Bowen
VI Judge, y Mclntire, Cogsweil
G Mcpherson, "a Rock. } Cunnip,bsu
Joel Brown, IN petwiler, J Robinson
r dlcnrov, = I Hal eek Al Nri.i,-.,
Wilmington, J Il Wilii msou J e Frsu7onj
COMMITTEE on REFRESHMENTS
(BHs Ro,,fteD
Geo Cochran. Thos w Howard
b c Wright, jos W Davis,
VIM MOrcoe, lhos Rich.
FLOOR MANAGERS - Rcd 70. s1f,)
VIM. Jones. VIM Belt
Ca Gentlemen wishing invitation cards :, nj "a
ladies will forthwith hand their Nance with r,.
dences, 10 member Of the Committee.
kf- The above Committees are requested l. mai
1T the S'clety's roO,r, City Hall, Saturday wen
ing, the 18th instant. dee H.
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~ Smith sOnian Institution lee.
uS tures.-On MONDAY EVENING aha 18th
instant, by Benjamin Hallowell SuIj,c;: .oTbe
Sun, Nepf une. the Asteroids and Comets
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant
by Or. j. Lawrence Smith. subject: The clements
or The atmosphere, comprising Oxygen, Nitrogen
aud Ozone, or Oxygen in it, allotropic condition
On FRIDAY EVENING, the 10th instant by DIR
Smith Subject: The physical properties of the
atmosphere, as It's color, weight. elasticity DC
The Lectures wil commence ut - o'clock.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-16

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