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Sailing Of the Canada-ksrine Disasters

BosToN, Oct. 26.-The Canada sailed
to day, with full complement of passen-
gers, and $3.50, 900 in specie. Amongth the
passengers is Joseph c. Bend, of Boston,
bearer of dispatches.
The ship Lapland, of St. Johns, for
Liverpool, is ashore off Prescott, and her
bottom out. Ship William Sturgcs, of
st. Johns, for Liverpool, wrecked off
Holyhead 9th inst.
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@ccsoOO ing every style Of Fashjoua bic
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which will he
sold at very reduced prices. FIR cash Persons wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine our
stock. which is now very comp etc know we
offer the very hest Inducements.
VERIFY, TEBBS 4 YFRBY,
Corner Pa. avenue and eth street.
Oc TT Union I'm
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By E. 8. WRIGHT. Heorg.tcwn.

WAL L BE REAL ESTATE at auction.-on
fR'rAf. the 18th instant. at O'Clock y m
| she'll cell &c the hightst bidieI IN f. ori Of u .
rrcmists part Of lots % snd - IN cid Gaoryetov-n
AMI part If tots rs and IS in Beatty and Hawkins
aiditi"n TO GeOrgetow H. fronting 20 feet the north
SiIp of Prospect street. and la feet. more less
the same WI IN to 10 foot alley. with the ivrrove-
menis. consiStIpz IF d cuni'rrtatie dwelling house
with extensive back buildings. This = very d-si
rail" rfre # property end adioins the handsome
premie belonging to X. Read. Esq.
Terms al sale nus-iourth a~h. the balance in S.
16, and u months. fer notes bearing interes.
ON he cash payment being made deed will b.
given and ded of trust taken
Conveyancirg at the e.I cnse Of purchaser.
T.. WRIiUT.
.0-pod- AurtionpeT
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NOTICE.

ANING now made arrangements. sen'leme n
IL can rely upon having their Shirts male to or
der within ten days from the time the order is given.
Call and leave your and will guarantee n
psrf.ct fitting Shirt SHIRT s nude with the
French Eshan'ls at HOPKINs'S dents Furnishing
Sore corner cf 9th street sni Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Browns and Eatiopsl Hotels.
&C ls--3w.
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FACTS FOR THE LADIES.

HAVING "n hand large supply of thin sole
1 4 CATERS Jenny LIMBS, PAR0DIAs,
BtSklNS. SHIPPERS. &c. would respectfully SO
',Ct call, as wish to make room for my fall and
winter Stntk. The above sri los will be sold low
h:r" also White Kid and satin Slirpe : fer the
balls. Having corp ted nv arrangements for man
uicturin- all styles If Shoes of the hest materials
now prepared TO receive orders and fill th-m at
short natirr. MILI.S'S
Cheap Cash Sbce Store.
Nc :. Washington Place. fth street, mar D.
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Hotel Robbery.

PHILApELPmA, Oct. a6.-The hearing
of James Green, the alleged celebrated
New York hotel thief, took place TO day.
on charge of robbing the Girard House.
Not being able to give S., ZOO bail, he was
committed for trial.
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By Il. N. STRATUM, Autioneer.

VTALUARLE REAL ESTATE on fha Island.-or
FRIDAY. November 4th. ut o'clock, on the
premises. shall sell Lot No -. in Square No. 49,
stuatrd IN eth freet west, between II and streets
south. having q front of l3 feet inches depth 100
ct to IL foot alley, and improved by a ope-stnry
Frame Building, occupied by Larmour BIO, rs n
Grocery.
Terms Cash: negotiable paper at two or four
months with interest oc 26--dts-
Intel
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Califorrians Robbed.

NORFOLK, Oct. 26.-A returned Califor-
MAN, who came passenger in the Northern
Light. was robbed OF $1,000, last night.
Another one, who had 81 600 in his pos
session, is missing.
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eF INvALIDS recovering from the etfrrts of Fever.
Biliors f.eases. or long continued Illness OF apv
kind. will ird Carters Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will r.vive their dropping constit,i-
tons. exrel all bad humors from III. blood excite the
liver prompt aud healthy action and by it's tome
properties. restore the patient to life and yiCor.
We only say TIL 1T. 4 -;ngie hottls il worth
ell the so"sllel SarSapa"I!lss in existence II
tains No Mercury. Opium. or any o'her nrs!ons "r
poisonous drug. and ran he grvcn to the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See tie certificates Of wrntit,fu cure; around The
hcttl" More than five hundred persons il, tbs c,ty
of PIT hmond. Va, can testify to its good effects.
- See Advertisement.
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CRATES, CRATES

INNAHfLbEp rarlor and Chamber CRATES: Cir
IL cular, Square, and Oval PatieI ns Of the lutes
styles and uf the highest finish.
The ahce are just received AMI for sale nv
r. HASKINS.
Pa avenue, south side, bet 9 h and 10Th SIS.
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Balloon Ascension

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 26.-Mr. Elliot
who made ballon ascension from Bal.
timore to-day. arrived here safely this
evening, having made very pleasant
trip. His balloon is in good condition.
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Arrival Of the Northern Light-ereat Fire

New YORK, Oct. CT p. M.-The
Steamer Northern Light has arrived here.
Nothing later.
We have news from Providence, Rhode
Island, telling of terrible fire there !:
the most disastrous ever known in that
city. \ great many houses burnt. We
have no particulars of it as vet.
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EMBaUID T. htES, sc.
WE take pleasure in calling the attention OF the
w Lsdrs Il TIE follow lug
% dozen clear Lawn Uandkfs
ID do Embroidered do
l. do Hem-Stiiched do
10 do Oh. msetts
10 do Flowing Sleeves
10 do Halffosing Sleeves
Is 10 EaDdei do
do Cambria Banded Collars
do Book do
10 do Pulled do
10 do Swiss Musauetier Collars
Gro verbs SWISS Edge and 1user;ing
900 do Carlhe do do
$50 Cambria and Swiss RanGs
IS Very Ina lisome Embroidered Skirts.
We with the II ties to give particular attention 70
to above MS We know them 10 he very en- AZ and
,ierirah,e Y9kRY. TSBI,S TRRBG.
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll stree.
nc If Union 1ml
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{5y%WyNAN is doing wonder, but his changes 1T,
not IL sudden Il. tho$" Ii"du. I'd on tie grey I,ead
and grey boards, throughout the country by GIL.
NAME; HAIR DYE.
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BUTTER, BuCKWHEAT.

ca KEGS Hisds's Butter
w IS packages New Buckwheat Flour
5000 pounds shoulder Bacon
$50 Family Hams
30 drums New Figs
100000 Cigars, all grades
Just received and tor sac nv
MURRAY & SEMaES.
OF Eg-eo.5t-
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sHAWLS.

SHhWLE.
WE have row IN stora the f>ilowing shawls,
w which We know is the Rest stock in TIE lis
trict:
Is Waterloo Lcsg Shawls
81 Bay State Mills Long Shawls
81 WateTl.tt Long Shawls
$50 A-wocl Square Shawis
IS White and coored Grape ;hswls
3S Cashmere ShawIs
10 Long ana Square Brncha Shawis
80 vuraas sly e. IF Mourning sbawls
To the whole Of which invite the par'icuier ct
trn,ion of purchasers.
VERIFY, TEbBs & YERBY.
Corner Pa. avenue and 1th street
nc tt Uni>u 1ml
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eTs- Joe ShilitngtOn receives all NE Ne"
Books and NEWSPAPERS IA fast i, pubI~bc' lie
AGENT t.r Harpers I'D all tii, other higra.ins
and readers VIII ;vdV mud isr,c aud grp,.
srr,n,.nt Of Blank RoDhS aud Stationery at h. Rook-
store, ndcon Building corner of y street and Penn
sylvanla avenue. aug 10
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MACKEREL, GOLDFISH, CHEESE, &c

MhCAEhEL, VUUF IotL, CHEEaEI, &C.
l0n BARRELS new MsokereI
lOO 1900 pounds Grand Bank Goldfish
~ boxes prime Cheese
80 do Pearl starch
% do fresh Ground Coffee
so dozen Rabbits Yeast Powder
Just received per Schooner Empire. from York, &
for sale low, by BARBOUR & SEaiMEs.
La. avenue, between 9th aud It'll streets.
&c A-eoet- OPP. Bank of Washington.
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cnSsg A CARD.-Ths sub~cr,ier avails HIM
FGsA ffit ut this opportunity I" rajurn j. era,
~ iul nckncw dgement= t" il tr-ri- aud
49, e public generally fer the very l;h"I NJ ~
trnna:" th"s have bean pleased IN ext""h 70 him
ard l're~ y" may merit .ont,nuanrr of tho same
Having inst re"e;vel his Fall snI Winter stock oi
BOOTS and SHOPS from the most ,pprn-ei e.
manufsc"ri"1 in the United States. and having pun
chased his whole stock for cash. he l. enable. 10 at
fer inducements t" purchasers not tn Re fnund else
where
His Stoc comprises every description OF Ladies'.
Mise and oEilGrrD's G. A u RS. ROOTS and
SHOES. Also. an extensive assortment Of trertie-
mems fine BOOTS, CATERS, and Caif-kin SHOES
of every VARIETY.
We would cali the particular attention "f the far
to his w'iiseiected stock Of anti wear,
consisting of BOOTS and SHOES ni every descri;
ton, at prices which cannot fail to give sti C.
ton
Always on hand. . LARGE assortment ID TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, and SATCHELS
j.. L. WALL.
louisiana avenue, between 9TH and Sth sts.,
o; l9-WSSlm next to nYw Central Stores
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Hrtch Returns.-Lucy Arm 1trrng. 2. Herbert,
Jane EEL AMI John Butler, al coored out after
hours The were dismissed, anil the man
paid fue and costs.
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K"p. BihiH-Numbers continue to visit this ex-
trsoidiuarJ man. at Odd Fellows Hall, end ara .e-
lighted with his cortccus RECEPTIONS rs well rs Is
tonished at his immense sis.. Go aud SEQ him.
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The 1drlets.-The principal market wss rs we'll
supplied as could be expected mt his time. The
prices have not changed since last Saturday.
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" ID. GILLMAN Druggist. has TO- safe Me-
II. dcinaI LIQUORS. such as BI INDY. Port aud
sherry, viii. h be relied : pure. being in,
pr rted expressly for medical uses. ass, agent fer
VOLTS Aromatic SohnappS.
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WaShtngtcn Branch Railroad.
CUPk;RIOR ROSEWOOD, Walnut,
= and Mahogany Furniture, Gilt

= and Mahogany Furniture, Gilt
frame Mirrors, &c, at Private Seje, 1t Z.
" Stiattons Aution Rooms, south side Of fenns, l.
val il avenu". near 10th street.
Superior loSew' cd. mahogany. and walnut. full
I.a,ble-cp lrass'rg Bureaus. Wsrlr bes
Maibletop l'er Centre. sofa, " hist and OTTER Ia
hlss
Rosewood. walnut. and mahogany French Bed
Steads
parlor Chairs ard FOcke-s. SCfss
iee-a-T-tes. pivaDs, Co:tace and Trun1le Bed
stp'6s, &c.
ALSO
Four superior Frrnch-rlate Mirrors with brackets
and slabs, all complete A call l. solicited.
n. B-Che above will be sold at unusually low
prices for cash, approved notes, 10 eovcr sd
vsnees. T. n TRsTTuH,
Auction and Com mission Merchant
Pa. ersur., ,outh side, near Ie.h street.
oc 25-d6t-
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mSa FOX RENT--The old 1avern stand.
,,.Aa known as the Green Tree House. pear the old
+--shfFot on fennsvivania avanup Washiog.ou
~. - ! offered FIR Trut for a term If wears Tn.
good viii and fixtures will 10 sold on reasonable.
terms. Tho proprietor hing about 10 engage I'm
oth"r hr,scSG ia the only of his offering This
PFC? ~ i'r vent its loo inn ia Of tn. lest on
tennsvlvani venue.
TIN l. fine opportunity for person with small
rnrta 70 ercags in lucrative hsinass. the hcus,.
nor bring three minutes walk from 'ha Capitol II
Is extensive and is well s,tueted for ,,nrz En-
gHire If JAS HrGRANN
Green Tree Hour
or i"--ft' Wa hinton D. C.
IN * X. r. THO large and convenient
ROOMS. over N"t!raw jacobs Grocery Enrr
corner i"th street anu Ia. avenue. Inquire ut the
STORE. cr lift
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Delegation from Wosaingtor.-The following gen
uc.ren of the Board of Managers of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute arrived in this city yesterday
from Washington, and during the day visited tse
Cattle Show, and in the evening were present at the
Far of the Mechanics Institute :-Messrs Lenox
Pearson, Todd, Bryan, Mollun Plant. breckenridge,
BALDWIN, Ma,,ingly, Polkinhorn. Birth, Halliday,
Edmonsion, Ward. and Entwisle.-Ecltmor. Srn
WJJcs cfG Drorer.-L1st evening, two msn az
Piled to the Cartain Of the Guard for lodging upon
1u"sticning to their hcmes. it appeared that ore
Of item came from Virginia. end employed some
weeks to drive Cattle from his home to the interior
IF Pennsylvania. When his work was finished his
employer raid him about enough to bring him to
baltimore. and he walked to this city without the
first I'D TO purchase him mouthful to eat.
Sand IN the H;y-ttmast an -fccidcat-About
half past one o'clcck this morning, watchmcn Nc
duff and Langley heard the cries CT man on New
Jersey Avenue, the DEPOT, and en- going to his
assistance found that his horse bad fallen with him
in pile of sand ard could not RISE from which PR,
dicament the watchmen released them, a sent them
on their way safely. The gentleman Mr. Com
rely r. Montgomery county. who, glad to
say, was not injured. although much iucor1mcipd by
the obstruction the street Can it not be removed?
Last night IF Hgmon-This evening, Mr.. wyman
closes his successful exhibitions in Washington. and
will mske bis fnGie more brilliant, astonishing and
interesting than any of the previous entertainments:
So be sure and take farewell look, especially as in
this cns9 it is the best.
Handsome Enc'osuIe--We are glad to sec that the
work of enclosing the Public Square, between It'll
and sth streets aud fronting the Avenue, has been
commenced by the Contractors. Messrs. Ryder & Du'
Ing. The cPstngs are of very handsome pattern
ornamental and durable.
The AdrLets.-The principal market wss ms we'll
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< took OF BOOKS d PRINTS will
- he offered fer sale all this week at cost Also
4 large and riscellsneous lection Of cheap publ
cations ard the balance will II sold at Auction. as
find the business of the Alhamhra saloon is iucreas-
in- epd requires my whole attention.
&c
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4 CARD.-Dr. LIgBERMANN Will continue
a 10 Keep his Office, at heretcfere, 90 street,
between 18th and llth streets
&C Ie-so1m$.
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NEW RESThURANr

rs - y n HANBACK, respect CT
S&A o SfuIv informs his friends & ts7HSyK
Sa)S1y thu citizens that he has ~EHXl&
opened for their acrommo ~
da'ion = RE- TAURANT, on the corner Of reDnsy
wanna aud 18th St. cot, south side lie fully
exp" Is. BY strict attention 10 the hu ineSs to con
duet The establishment in such manner to nler-
IT tn" favor ami prtronaxe IT all. The bar is SUI
Piled with the choicest WINES. LIQUORS. and O.
CARS, while the eating department will contain all
that ran b. required by the most fastidious epcure
L6-i2v#-
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IMMEDIATELY-A Coos
FOR SALE AND RENT

Es FOR REET-And possession given i'm
i.E4 m'd1at'lv, y comfortable new dwelling HOUSE
@ss~cohtainlng seven rooms and kitchen. situated
on Prospect street. Immediately sonth of the resi-
denc" If D. Erglish. Esq. Rent $50 rcr annum.
tirqu're Of j. F., COX, Tanner and CuJrier.
G"ortetown, October 9th, 1853
DC 24-NTh&M-
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CARPET4Nt:S IL OIL CLOTHS.
NTE have NOW ready for sale
~ IN pairs Ingram CARPETS
20 d. Brussels 10
10 do Velvet do
10 do IL Oil Cloths, medium
~ do 81 d. do do
3 do 81 do do vnry Superior
3 Sheets oil Cloth, Of best quality, which
will he cut tn fit any disgrsm
With full and complete assert meDt Of goods for
house furnishing PURPOSES at the lcwest pa, ket
prices. YEr BY. TEBBS VERIFY.
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll street.
Or 1T Union I'm
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DH.LIABD TABLES FOR SALE
ID Two ot he b.st BILLIARD TABLES for sale
Enquire at Casparis. Capitol Hill. Price 800.
cash. lift
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4 GENTLEMAN u rhvsicianl and his la
~ dy. desires permanent loar,l in n private fam
1iv. The very best recommendations he given
I"ans" address DIR. P" tbroug the Post Office.
fmmNdate'Y. &C GS-3tS-
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1ed f'--fhs -Ss'cs says that the reporter OF
~ ~ was mistaken as 10 the adjournment cf The
h''ri Of Ald-rrer. whie. wa. q, half ms, 70,
= not hlrr, 80 We STATED. and accounts for tl..
~ Ssying that the reporter was fast asleep
VS. nc' so-we only nobel at the .'e.py ar
% tn Editor OF the Nsscs, bod pills and
"' looked Ike hoozle-heai anon. the int.,li.
''n' Members present..
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EDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE15, 1853

your gentle nature through life's vicissi-
tndes-you will be the guiding star of nv
destiny; your happiness shall ever be my
hFst object; all that unbounded wealth
and intense devotion can procure shall be
yours, and can you not repay such love as
m'ne'-wli you give me happiness SUI
preme, or doom me to life of misery 2"
Alice was silent, but her frame was
eonvulsed with agitation; her bosom
heaved tumultuously; she was on the
Drink ot fearful precipie; an awful gulf
yawned beneath her; will not some angel
hand come forward to the rcscucl But
alas, It's too late instinctively Henry in
circles her waist; her head falls upon his
shoulder.
Winters had conquered, and could AL
Ice have seen the expression of malignant
triumph that played around his features.
she might have read with terrible distinc.
tlvencss her own future destiny.
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Horace cast upon him look of bitter
reProach, his proud lip curled with wither-
ing scorn as lie replied
Though her repentance should be
marked by tears of blood-though her
heart should bleed with the some unut.
terable anguish that she has forced upon
me, yet would / spurn her orertures with
contempt. The flame that consumes me
may burn on with increasing fury; this
lacerated heart may wither day by day,
ere could take to my bosom one who
had thus trifled with my affections"
Edward endeavored to draw his friends
attention from the all absorbing subject,
hat weighed so heavily upon him, and
determined in his own mind 10 watch his
every movement, and prove to him that
he deserved the title whicl, he bore TO-.
wards him.
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know who has dared to break it without
consulting mel"
81 should have added" quietly replied
Henry, "that Mr.. Edgcrton has not vet
been informed of the pleasure of Miss AL
ice, and as for consulting yor, she has not
yet had an opportunity Of doing so. 1t
has only been few minutes since she has
consented to be mine, and if YOU attach
any blame to the course she is pursuing,
| am willing that it should rest upon me.
But cannot sec that you have any cause
to be indignant; Alice has chosen me in
stead OF Edgerton, and though your word
may be given TO him, vet YOU cannot force
the inclinations of your daughter, and I
am too prcsumptive to suppose that YOU
really prefer linn to me, who am fully his
equal in person and by far his superior in
wealth."
MIR. Wilson seemed TO reflect. 1t was
true as llenry had said, that his word was
passed to Edgcrton, but what was that
IN consideration of the immense interest
that was involved in the subject that was
now passing tlrought his mind. lie would
make proposition to Winters; his repu-
tatlon as merchant must be saved at all
hazards. 81 WILL" said he, "think favora-
hIy Of your proposal, Mr.. Winters on one
condition. | know that YOU are master
OF an independent fortune, but / hold to
the opinion that every young man, how
ever easy his circumstances may be, should
have some employment, something to oc-
cHpy his attcnton,-and rs have occa-
SION mt this time for partner in my bu-
sincss, | offer the situation to you, and if
yon will accept it and place one hundred
thousand dollars in the concern, | prom
isc You the hand of my daughter"
Cnscrupulous rs Henry Winters was.
he could not but feel Shocked Mt this busi- |
ness-like way of disposing of Alice; but
rs he was resolved to obtain her, and in
different rs 10 the means to he used, he
readily closed with the terms Of his expect
ell fAthcr-;n.law. Mr. Wilson then con-
,mcnts drawn, ahn'l1 t6nNSffTsagy,, ,doeu:
counting-room in the course of tomorrow
We can sign them. .Butin the meantime
If you have any doubts of the perfect safe
ty of the concc II, can give you the best
references in the city" But Henry cx-
pressed no doubts, and with the under.
standing that the papers should be signed
tho next day, he withdrew.
Thus was the doom Of Alice completely
scaled. Death alone could never stav the
impending sacrifice.
TO DE CONTINUED.
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IN ADVANCE
N U Nj B ER 10

of the hindering cause to our success in
promoting the moral and social condition
of our felowmen.
Such proposition must meet the ap-
probation of the christian ministry and Of
christian men every where. 1t should
meet the appreciation of the judiciary and
legal profession-of the practitioners Of
medicine-if they have entered the pro-
fession with proper motives--of the own
ers of slaves and lovers Of good order and
the best interests Of the people.
Such an asscmblagc will carry with it
a moral power that will rouse up the peo-
pie and make the faithful and loyal sub
jects Of King Alcohol tremble for the per
pctuity Of his reign within the (o;herwise)
free and enlightened State of South Caro-
lima.
Respectfully submitted in L. p. &F.
}. B. McCULLY, G. w. P.
Which was, on motion of Bro. Summer,
referred to committee of three, consist
ing of Bros. Warren, Summer and Press
ley.