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OTGnG FtTeD1enS Pr0ceSSa0n-LG6IeSF 01T-
Hand-sn-Hond Sotres-Prssbytericn Syn.
od-Rai troad Festival.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. I, 1854
Monday was grand gala day with our firemen
Early in the afternoon, the Hydraulion Fire Com
pany, equipped in the new Uniform assembled at
their engine house, and having received Prosperi,s
band and an escort from the Sun and Friendship, the
procession formed in the following order first Pros
perl's Brass Band, which discours ed superb music
throughout the entire route then headed by two
axemen IN the picturesque costume Of the American
Indians, came the Sun Fire Company, wearing red
hre hat and red shirt with blue velvet coIlar-C d.
Budd, and A. Mccormick, Vice Presidents: TN.
recent illness of their gallant President, Hugh La
imam, rendering his absence unavoidable. A dele
CATION from the Friendship Fire Company, Major B.
Ihomss, President, followed, after which came the
iydrauiion Fire Company, u. H. Smith, Marshal.
b. Barton. ESQ.,, President, and Isaac EntwistIe
Vice President. This corps were equipped in
Flremen's blue hat, with brass b re inscribed
F. Co., light drab coat, black patent leather bel1
and black pants. They turned out strong and their
hrSt appearance in new uniform elected universal
admiration. The Hydraulion drew after them the
handsome suction built for them a few wears since
10y William Simpson, of Baltimore but which. under
the hands of Messrs. Hurdle and Son, came out
into the gala fresh the first day of it's arrival in
alexandria. Upon the boards of this neat piece of
apparatus were peTched six boys four dressed As
Turks, and two wearing the color and habimepts
OF the red men. The whole procession was under
tne dlrecnon OF Jas. 8. Douglas, Chief Marshal
FROM the hydraullon engine house the procession
moved through our principal Streets stopping at th
hospltaole mansion of Mr.. James Douglas, where
the iremen were handsomely entertained and al
the Nebraska House, where they partook of the
generosity of the President of the Friendship. A.
O'Clock, the procession re- formed and proceeded
to tho Ladies Fair, at Sarepta Hall. -
The Fair, which is the affair of the season. opene,
with dense crowd, yet all went merrily as a mar
mage bell Notwithstanding the large attendance
not harsh word disturbed the universal HARMONIC
Pleasure reigned upreme during the entire time.
- IN the same evening our friends of the Hand in
Hand Club nipped on the ght fantastic toe TO the
music OF Bowden's Band in soiree at their hall.
All went pleasanty with them, and the festivities
were continued until late hour.
The Presbyterian Synod, which, for the past few
weeks mas been In session at the First Presbyterian
Church IN this city, closed their session on Satur
day night, and adjourned to meet in Lexington ON
1855. 80
The Festival at stasburg on Saturday WINS a fine
AFFAIR. real Virginia welcome met the AIexandri-
ans who participated in the good things which stas
burg served up in honor of the occasion AM.
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NOTICE TO scRIBERs.-Subscribers to
this paper who fail to receive it regularly will
confer favor upon the proprietors by leaving
their complaints at the counter of the Star
Office 7s"f" i
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AZ Total Abstlnence Movement,

TIE QUESTION AGAIN ExAMINlD.-In view OF the very
general agitation OF this all important and Absorb.
ing question 50 Intimately connected with the bust
ness and welbeing Of cur citizens their wives and
children, tho Northern Liberties Division win hold
the drst OF series of meetings In the Methods
Church South. on Eighth street, whore the udiene
VIII be addressed by the Rev. DR.. PECK, the Rev tr
THURSDAY evening, November I'd, at X O'Clock
Ihs new phase given to the question by the late
memorials presented to the Councils, win be ex
aminsd, and the fAllscies OF the liquor des1ers ex
posed. The public are respectfully invited.
An invitation is hereby extended to the other III
Visions IN the city to in with and proosed iron
the Hall with m usic. t-.,-..-,z--
F - ASA HApMAN,
/ So A.fs's5 G.. W. HAUPfMANI
novsl-2t i q 81 10 - : Commtfts.
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n~. Central Butldihg Assoc q ION.
uS8 The regular monthly meeting If ths Re.rd
Or directors will be held Tomorrow (Thursd.y1
evening, att O'Clock, in the Hall Of the aMedic.i
Costsye oerner of and 18th STREETS. -
oea,heresfter banksble funds siu be rec eived IN
nov In ie shp ~ ~ - eecre,.rv
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BLAcKwooD--We are indebted to Taylor &
Maury for the October Qs54) number of Black
wood-Leonard Scott d Co.'S cheap edition
a usual full of very interesting reading
matter
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n The average of the salaries of elemen-
fary schoolmasters in Great Britain does not
exceed $3.50 or $500 year. The country
clergy of the Engiish Church are, many of
them, no better paid. The bishop and fsw
cathedral dignitariss riot in wealth, and de-
YOUR everything. ir-- o. .r... s~s., .-
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u The whole number Of the company in
Sir John Franklin's two vessels, the Erebus
and Terror, when they LEFT ARngland, May "A,
Io4o-nearly ton years ince-was one hun
dred and thirty-eight. These, by the late &C.
counts, have all penis he'd. 60, =
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SxsrEAcED.-The Allegsn (Mich.) Record
says that, on Saturday last, j. r. Clements
was found guilty Of the wilfuI murder of his
rather en- tho I'd day of March, in the town of
HEATH in iAilegan county, and was sentenced
to the State Prison for lifs.. There is no CAPT.
tai punish ment in that State:- .- .-.'' a.
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Acou1TrAL.-The trial Of w. o. Eaton, Of
Boston, for attempting to shoot his wife, was
concluded at Lawrence, on Friday afternoon,
the jury finding him not guilty of intent to
KILL on tho ground of insanity. The Court
ordered his commitment to the State Lunatic
Hospital at Worcester, for the torn of five
months. -'..- II. 30
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ONe large circulation of the STAR
snakesit the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
dunn IL, the District. 1t has more readers
N tie cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than CT the other Wash
sngton dailies combined. res ..-r.
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u The revenue Of Kentucky Yor the year
ending Sctober, 1853, xas $s62,454. The Ok
penditures for the same period amounted 10
$52l.0l2. ~. ,.,-g. - .-s'1o ElssssIE
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How THE NEW YORK PAPERS OBTAIN THEIR
FOREIGN CoRREsPoNDEscE.-Atr trial came off
In the Marine Court of New York, last week,
which shows how the foreign correspondence
OF some Of the papers is manufactured:
"f appears that one Snobson, who under.
TOOK to manufacture here in New York the
LONDON correspondence of the National Dem
Ocrat, and In which no wrote all name: of
lying abuse of Charles Dickens and others,
who had snubbed him in London sued the
proprietor for $175, the amount of his claim
The defepdant offset the claim, with a charge
OF an equal amount for putting Snobson' g forth
coming book. And the verdict was rendered
for the defendant, with an allovanos Of 80
for costs - - ~ - Va ""
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Al Il rIDNAL GUARD-NuTIoE
n Il Tn. regs-sr2 monthly neelinx Of tn, Cor,
\ t.ny will be hsia at their krnory e,his
- t"sdnesday) evening, Ct h o'clock s,s7..
/. noVa-slt ;3stA a5sjia)3G eVsaa gos ;S1arets,vof
sslGva-si s;lFs
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n Forty thousand barrels Of apples, we'll
housed on three river bargss and half dozen
canal boats, we're ct Albany, on Thursday,
awaiting the tow down I ls! =
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n Persons wanting the Evening Star in
Baltimore, can procure it early every after
noon at Henry Taylor's Newspaper Depot,
"Sun Iron Buildings" c5.-:.
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RAPID IscREAsE.-The St. Louis (Missouri)
Democrat estimates that within one year from
this date, there will DO at least ono hundred
thousand people in Kansas, which will entitle
tho territory to admission as q State.
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CURTIS on the Jurfsdietton. Prae.
~ tice, and Peculiar Jurieprudencs Of the Courts
of the United sts,es-vol l. 1854. ::
Wallace's Cases in the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Sd Circuit-vol 2. 1854
Phillimores Commentaries upon InternationA
Law vol. 1854.
Manniug's Commentaries on the Law Of Nations
vol. london. 1880.
wildman, on the Law Of Search, Capture, and
Prize-1 vol. London. 1854.
Thomson's Laws Of War, Ahecting Comnsree
and Shipping-1 vol london. 1854.
Robinsons History and Practice Of Prise LsW-A
vol LeI don. 1891.
De Martensi sur les Armateurs, les Prisss ct lee
Reprisee-1 vol. Gottingen. 17e5.
Code des Priees-2 vols. Paris, par ordrs du
Roi" 1854.
Ma1welrs Spirit Of Marine Law vols. London
1908.
The Laws, Ordinances, and Institutions Of the
Admiralty Of Great Britain, Civil and Military-2
vols. London. 1T46
Bynkershoek's Law Of War, in English-1 vol.
Philadelphia 1910. FRANCk TAfLOR.
nov
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Il 81 curse the hour when We vere mar.
risd," unclaimed N, snragsd husband 10 his
better half; to which she mildly reoiisd.
Don't my dear, Tor tfhss Isths onlyi faup1
ono ws have SEEM, ssi0sd !2,s -.-s.gi',sas -
aS1--as 20
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a The Cuban expedition, about which va
heard 80 much some time since, as having it's
head quarters at New Orleans, is announced
In a letter from that place as having failed,
with no probability of future success. It is
also stated that one Of the mem bers of the
grand jury at New Orleans, which pretended
70 investigate the truth of the rumored expe.
dition, was the recording secretary Of the Gu
ban committee "4s"@ -
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Pc RSONAL.

80. Isaac Touissaint LOuverture, son Of
the Haytien negro General Of that name, died
lately at Bordeaux, where he was in receipt of
q liberal pension from the French government.
He did not 60 by his family name, for what
reason 10 net stated. When a youth he " as
sent to France by his father, with his half
brother, Placide L'Ouverture, to be educated.
80. Col. Montgomery Bell, residing near
Nashville, Tennessee, has already emancipated
'ninety-fve slaves, who have sailed for Liberia,
end contributed handsomely towards their
transportation and support. He has about 200
more, whom he is educating for freedom.
80. The Egyptian Commissioners, Loutfy
Efendi, and Sami Efendi, have returned to
their own country; having finished their tour
OF observation in America 1t is about a year
since these gentlemen arrived here, commits
stoned by their Government to visit the In
dustrial Exhibition in New York, and, rumor
says, to undertake a secret mission to W ash.
ington. Loutfy Efenei took to himself a wife
in this country, who accompanies him back to
Egypt. -
-. "Dauiel Ullman. of Calcutta, Bengal,
India" addressed alarge crowd of "Nati7es,"
at Buffalo: N. Y, on Friday night.
80. The Irish American, published at New
York charges the Know Nothing Lodges with
naturalizing foreigners who are Professionals
paying tho charges of the Courts-with the
understanding that all such adopted citizens
will vote for Ullman, and against every can
didate who is Roman Catholic.
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FRK1NAsoNRY IN OHo.-Ths recent session
of the Great Lodges Of Ohio granted charters
for fifteen new Lodges Is - reg 15,y-si,s~ q,
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DEARsON ON INFIDRLITy--o1r : ,n,,7o,


1EnheON oN lNFIDELITY-OHEAP EDITION
sia Inc great interest manifested in this extraor
T.in, has induced the publishers to ~ spare
s:p e1taon, In neat ompaet form, at aix,y osnts-
pnee that VIII put it in the reach Of ali.
n. p.oauctlon OF mind ful ffsught upon This
TO IN earnest and fOrcefu1every sh.ptsr We deem
snss Do mpnanl 10 argument. The volume vim
terly. EAS"o0" VHoT-
M now Of the following valuable works:
Inc so ams and Etstlesof St Paul bg Oennybsaae &
Tns nth Volume Of Nsandsrs Church History, =.
Inc S, axtn volume Of Banerpfs ssory Of the United
~ s'l.nd's lntsllsctual Philosophy, ~ :: -
Lie Of Dr. ARCHIBALD Alexander, -. ,--..,. -
7 rowa o. the DiscourGs and sadings Of our Lord,
al al tos Daily Msie Illus. rstions, -. D. 49,.
Chxia. er's n Sfks, - - " - 81.
For sale BY GRAY q BALLANTfNR, 8
nov 1sest ~ fas Ith r. near Odd Fellows Hsll.A
-@SSHfS s'-t1 lA1&Hs~4 EHl---ssS as
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z In consequence of the immediate en-
rollment Of 10000 Irish militia, 5000 Of the
regular troops are to be Immediately sent from
that country on foreign service. The force in
Ireland at present, including cavalry, artille-
~, and infantry, is Is. OBS IaOiS 49,
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THE WAR OF 1S12-NArIoNAL CONVENTION
IN WASHINGTON CIrY-The PHILADELPHIA
Ledger says, "we are requested by the Presi-
dent Of Military Convention, held in Philadel-
Phis, January 9, 1854, to publish the follow
ing notice.
The defenders of the couptrv in tbe second
war of independence who still, survive and
tho children Of such as are dead, are requested
20 send delegates to the city of Washington,
70 attend convention, to be held there on the
eta OF January next 1855, to adopt such meas-
nres as will induce Congress not only to do
Justice to them, but also to the widows of those
VINO have gone to their last account"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-01

FIRE DEP ARThENT.-According to the re-
cord kept by the Clerk of the Cincinnati Fire
Department, the total amount of losses by
fires in that city during the six months, ending
September 30, 1854, was sol, 1862, on which the
total amount of insurance was 81, 1855. Du-
ring the same period of the year 1853, the
aggregate Of losses by fire in Cincinnati was
$685. and the insurance $I76,48O. On
these facts, so pregnant with meaning, the
Gazette Of that city thus remarks
From this statement it appears that the
loss by fire in six months Of 1854 was $2O6,
7SO, or almost seventy per cent. less than in
the same period in the year before; while the
losses of the Insurance Companies in the six
months Of 1854 were sos, O24, or more than
nifty per cent. less than in the same period of
1853. In the present month there has been
only one fre,-the burning of a bed in the
Dennison House, loss SO. The engines have
been called cut but once during the past two
months, and that was to the fire in Harris
Building. These facts speak louder for the
new system than volumes of eulogy.'' ss.
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a The need of a new TRANSLATION of ~.
oioie mas OF late attracted considerable at
tenti0n IL the religious world, the result of
"niea has been to awaken moro thoroughly
Inc public mind to the alleged necessity for a
ne" version. The fact is announced by a
learned committee of the American Bible So.
cisty, that the received version of the Bibl.
published by King James, contains errors no
iass than twenty -four thousand in number.
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II APPtk'5 MAGAZINE for November. . very
~ interesting number, is received and FOX sale vt
SAILL1NGT3N'S Bookstore 100 ~
Anlckerbocke or MagAsine for November
futoam's Magazine for November -
Ncksnss H2usehold Verbs for November a.
-, Hsanam, cooley and Laciss' National Magazine.
sr..sd e'so iof Novemhef, and beautifully illus
Ne1 fork Journal, Yankee Notion, and illustr..
eeG MagaHne Of Art for November 80 = 80,
t Inc Lost Hsiress By nrs. southvorth, IL yerv
! Au1he new Books received as fast "a puhH.b.s
en0 every thing in the stationery ins for sale N
-l-I SHiLLlN6TON'S Bookstorc. :.
No., cor. 70 AZ. and N St, Odeon Building.
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TREAsURER;s sTATEMEHf,


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FIREMENS AND CITIZENS
GRAND BALL,
AT ODD FELLOwe' HALL
On MONDAY IvKNrNa, Hsv. eth, lssl.

m II e NORTHERN L1BERTTEss
l. FIRE. COMPANY take pleasure in an
nouncing 70 their friends and b. ptbiic ksnefsllY
that their Second Annual Ball Win take place ut Gee
Fellows Hall, SEVENTH street, on MONDAY EVEN:
ING, November Oh, 1856 g
The Company pledge themsalves that no expense
pains viii be spared TO Dake this the Ball Of the
season. Il.
Firemen are respectfully requested to appear Id
unisoen
The very best cotillon Music has been engaged for
the occasion.
II kets Submitting q gentleman and ladies'; 20
be had of any Of the members, and at the door On
The eyeninp of the hall -.
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W Sran0 sahsoriptton Ball. Ths
QS National Greys respectfully Inform she uitir
seoe q Warrington that thew are making sr .ange-
msase q elss Grand subscripuon Bah on Monday
evening New. 18th, 1854 = = - - y
for particulars see future advertisement.
= .'s@-- -<st = Ali r. G. sHkKRLL 1F.
+" - Secretary Of the Executive Uommittes.
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AMERICAN ORGAN,

LVkNlN0 GLASSES IN LASGU aGEs.-paoY.
~ &c II ON ENB Ra wis oo@meno. rsyievins
his restdsnoa ~ fsangyiysais SgsanA. = - -
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~ 1. .. O. F.-Mechanic Lodge, No. IL, hav.
US ing accepted an invitation to be preeent at
TIE laying Of the corner stone Of the Methodist
would frat.rnsly invite ali members in good stand.
ing Of siser Lodges Of the District to participate
with them tn that ocsssisn. ~
The members Of Mechanic Losge, No. 49, ore re
quest'd to meet at tAeir Hall at one o'clock, p. m,
on Wednesday Nov. /.
BY orjer. R, A. sHEKELL, N g.
oct SIT [sentirel. Intel. It'll
EOR sAtE-A fine Horse and Buggy will be sold
II low for the cash. They will be cold separate or
together. Apply at Birch's Stable, lAsh street
nov 1A3ts -'--,.f
EeGLISa Bibles End Episcopal Prayer Books, Q
IL large assor ment In rich and elegant binding,
'ust received and for sale at very low griessby
nov Fridge Street, Georgetown.
NOTICE. There was left at the Restaurant of
tEDS which the owner is hereby notified to claim
within ten days, OK they will be disposed Of accord
ing to law, P. HAMMILL,
nov l-3t Alexandra, Va.
LOT BED AND WINDOW GLAS5-6 By 6, BY
IL Q, BY 10; low priced Glass. Also. window
Glass Of various sizes, at all times on hand sad TOR
HowEM 4 MoRsELL,
nov DIV No. 1913, Ct, bet. 9th and TN.
MISS 81. M. MANN,
Successor to Misses &. J. Il M MuGAW0
On Bridge Street, Geoygeto,cn,
H~ HAS taken the sbote store. end
will carry Oh the Millipery business
She is constantly receiving supplies
1~of Fashionable Millinery from the W
North, to which the attention Il ladies is rec.
iu' Invited. nov ste
PATR0NIZE THE WARD YOU RESIDE IN.
ME subscriber respectfully inierme the citizens
4 OF the First Weird, ard the public gen->a
orally, that he has sust return Cd from
Philadelphia with one Of the largest and "
cest assorted stock Of goods in his lise that -
has ever been offered TO this community consisting
OF LADIES', Gentienen's, Misses, Boy'a and Chill,
drens Boots, sh>es. Slippers, &c. ALI Of which will
DC sold on the Eost reasonable terms for cash.
h. L. CROSS.
nov I-5t% First Ward Shoe Store
"a H1TE Zinc, dry, and ground in oil, in store
w and for sale by HOW ELL MORSELL
french and American white and Brown Zilc, in
assorted size packages, at low prices
n B-We are prepared to furnish at 81 ort notice
ana at cheap rstss French or English Plste Glass
Of any size. HOWELL 4 MORssLL.
nov 1-d2w street No 500
2. s-We are daily manufacturing our No. !
Ether1al Oil, with which We can supply the trade
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GRAND GALA NIGHT.
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Island Social Climb

IN AID OF THEIR NEW ELBRARY.
HE members Of the Club take pleasure IN an
L nouncing to their fIienfs and the public gen.
orally, that their second Grand Annual Ball vii
tass place at ISLAND HALL, on THURSDAY even.
ing, NOVEMBER Q, the proceeds of, the Ball. to Be-
aevosed 70 their nev library. Every exsEtion will
be made by the Club to eiye satisfsction IN ,hose
who may honor them With their presence In fAct,
tocy arc determined to make this an evening Of %.
ciablty snd pleasure to their many friends and the
They would also state that the ANPHIoN QUAR-.
IHrrH BAND, comprising Mesrs George NJ Hill
BENZ q Greenur, p. Pruit, and T. B Bennett. hare
knd, consented to enlivea the occasion With ste.
RAJ OF tner popular Qusrtettee, Glees, &C. r-siEs
superior Ootillon Band bas been snraesd for
tne occasAsn. Mr. Rces Band hes els. 90 euted 20
perform several Of their celebrated Reels Contra
Dances, 10. .--.-.. - -. 10y
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to be hsd Of the mana.
gers, and at the door on the evening of the Bal J.
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THE MIRACLE ATTAINED ,
SAVE YOUR E,JVESrr

lime aud again for ages have the ewes of the
medical world been imploringly and deeply set n
vain in labyrinth of thought for the purpose of find
ding remedy tor that monster, Consumption he
press has called Loudly in ITS columns fr unoeasinr
EFFORTS to an tnterposition between this DESTROYER
and death, and the entire public who have fallen
by thousands in its path have reiterated in loud and
emphatic strains call for protection. Never in the
revolutions of the past has response, ample in it's
relief, been given to the wishes Of the world at
iarge, until within the last few months In which
time, Dr.. Tappan, celebrated physician of Balti.
more who has been arduously engaged fur years in
the study Of this disease has finally the great and
desirable preventative. He can positively, apart
from all quackery, cure efectually that heretofore
lncurabe disease, CONSUMPTION which is carving 40
many promising aud useful lives to Q premature
grave All who are afflicted with this killing HYDRA
headed monster as they value their lives should at
once ny TO inevitable protection. Dr. T. has. in con-
necnon with the above grand attainment desided
relief fSr cancers, which he will efectuaily remove
In from seven to-ten days He removes the cancer
together with all its influences, 80 that return i.
impossible He also will cure. without the le.st
failure, the mos deep rooted case of dyspepsis in
nom forty TO sixty days. Persons who. without
nume4ggery, wish 10 be saved from these gianteyils
would discover their wants in giving Dr. Tappan y
Ilal. He can be found at Mrs. Littlss, on Between
VI ana 9th streets, where all calls will be a tan
qveiy responded to. he will remain but few dsyc
therefore, delay not, but call at once. nov lit
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ALKxAHDR1A CORRESPONDENCE.

Grand Firemen's Procession-LadiesF Fair
Hand-sn- Hand Sotres-PrsS6yteriGn Syn.
od-R1i troad Festival,
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For tho redemption of stock. 49,.
For tho payment of Treasury debts
FOR tho Customs ................
Covered into tho Treasury frem
miscellaneous SOURCES. .......A
For the War Department.. .......
For re-paying for the War Depart.
mont.
20. tho Interior Department. -.
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EhGLISa Bibles end Episcopal Prayer Books, Q
Ia large assor ment In rich and elegant binding,
iust received and for sale at very low prices by
Z. LUNDY,
nov Fridge Street Georpetovn