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HEsObsAh UNI IA STAT - NAIL LINE
I>0R Boston, Worcester. Lowell, Fitchburg Nashua,
II Concord, Bellows Falls, &C. rsa Norwich and
Worcester. Worcester and Nashua, Boston and wor-
csster, Now London and Wiimantic, and Palmer
Railroads.
Passengers BY this line leave pier No. is, North
River foot fCourtandf street. evcry day at4 o'clock
p NJ, tSnndnys cxceptcd)
Steamer CONNECTICUT Capt. J. W. Williams,
win leave New York every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday.
Steamer WORCESTER, Captain william Wilcox,
Will leave New York evcry Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
Passengers by this line arrive In time 10 save the
early trains ont Of Boston
An express freight train leaves AIiyn's Point for
Boston Immediately the arrival Of the steamboats,.
Passengers taken nj the lowest rates for New Lon
don Norwich, WiIIimartc, Stafford Munsop Palmer,
Worcester. Bostcn, Fitchburg. Lowell, Lawrence,
Nashua Concord. Bellows Falls. and other places in
Northsrn New Hampshire aud Vermont Freight
taken Is ~ lowest rates.
For fsvthef informstion. inquire Of r. s. MARTIN,
~ 10 oce, es pass l8 North River. foot cf conrt
land ssrsss NJ freight received after ~ o'clock,
~ Af Jan 2S--lw
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Mrs PartingtOn's Life and Sayings.

First Edition 10000 Copiesi
NT0W READY the Life and Sayings of Mrs. Part
In ngton, and others of the Family, by b. p. Shl
labcr, Of the Boston Post
:" / did fynde her woman Of manyc wordes, yet
of very peasanto fance wthal, and havynge much
good counselIe -Doct. Digg ms Works: LiJ. cxl,
Ayt--" Mistress INNS Hyten
One elegant limo volume 1884 pages printed on
supcrEne paper with AZ fine Engravings on Wood
including the following full page Illustrations in tns
designed by Coffin Brown, and engraved by Orr a
Andrews:
l. Ruth Partington, a portrait.
q Pauls Ghost.
3 Partingtoniau Philosophy
A. Punch in the Head
s. Stock of the Revolution.
9. Ike in the Country.
T. Darlington Mouse Hunting.
g. A Christmas Story.
The undersigned has the pleasure of announcing
the day of tho publication Of the long looked for vol
umc, Mrs Partington her Life and Sayings in
Guiding those of Paul, Ike and others Of the
Family The large number ordered in advance
more than ~ 600 copesis the hest evidence Of the
popularity OF the book With tho hope and oxpecta-
lion that the Old Lady will be kindly received by an
approaching public, the Bographer places his hand
on his heart, and bows, the curtain descends to
slow music" j. G. DERBY, Publisher,
Park Place, New York.
And for sale by Booksellers throughout the United
States and Canadas.
Price $l25 Single copies sent by mail post paid,
on receipt OF price April IL.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES AND PLANTS.
DARS0NS Co, Flushing, near Now York offer
l. for sale, large and excellent assortment Of
standard
APPLE, PEAR, & OTHER FRUIT TREES;
Dwarf Pears and Cherries; Ornamental Trees, for
streets and lawns; Trees and Shrubs for massing,
at reduced rates
PIONEERING SHRUBS,
Roses Of thrifty growth. together with the usual
variety required for the lawn, the orchard and the
garden.
Careful attention will be given to the execution and
packing Of orders. Liberal discounts made TO all
dealers in trees.
Catalogues sent by mail, without charge to all en-
closing postage stamp PARSONS a co.
Finishing. III mo. 20.
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HENRY JANNEY,

SsHoE DEALER, and Fashionable Boot Maker,
- Pennsylvania Avenue, between Browns Hotel
and Seventh street, Washington. Jan 2-3m
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Published by JOHN p. JEwETT, 4 co Boston
JEWErT, PROCTOR, & NORTHAMPTON, Cleve-
land, Ohio. April 7-3wif
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j. f. ASPER,
4 TT0RNEY AT LAW, Warren, Trumbull CO., o
IN Office No. 81 Market street Jan, I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-13

GALE OF Quilted States land In the
~ town Of Rome, in the State Of New York.-Wfl
be sold at public anction on the premises, In the
tosn or village Ct Rome, the 18th day of Novem.
Der next, all those several lots and parts of lots
which were purchased by the United States from
Dominick Lynch by deeds bearing date 1st March,
18th Octoher, 1885, and 4th July, 1876 Is lots
numbered 4, g. 9, l3, Ia, and To- In block e, with the
westerly half parts of lots and L. and the eastery
half parts Of lots and 16 n the same block 6. to
gsther with lots 4, 8, and 8, In block Z; the whole
being known and hitherto used rs the site of the
United states arsenal at Rome
The lots and halves Of lots above mentioned Mum
osred g. 4, B, IL, 13, IA, Is, and H. frentiro
northerly altogether two hundred and sixtv fou
feet on Domiuick street, and running back three
hundred and tn en- Jthree feet more or less ON the
eastern boundary, and four hundred and forty-fy va
Vet, more or iess, on the western boundary, to the
Inland Lock Navigation Compsny's Canal, will he
soid, With the buildings thereon, in one parcel: And
ots 8, and g. in book z, fronting soptEerly slto
gether one hundred and ninety.eight fee on said
street and running back two hundred feet, more or
less, with the buildings thereon as another nsrcs
The sale will be fer cash. and deeds ar the prnna'
V viii maze by the secretary Of War under The acts
OF Congress- Of Sd ofMsrrh, 1919 and 2Sth of Snr;I
1873, conveying to the purchaser and to his be;rs
and assigns forever all the right title and intsrest
of the United States In the sams
There will be sold, also, a. the Same ,;n,o ora
pisce large quantity of stores which II Is not
deemed advisable to remove to another arssna,
among which arc ten iron cannon, With qun Cav
f1ages and many of the i'm plemsnt for tbsir nc.
heavy Gins and tackles, horse and hand esrts a.,
engine sleighs, stoves, ladders, quantity of Ium
Der, bricks, 10, quantity Of nints an $500
assortment Of tools, some farmir utsns,s .,.;a,"
Of furniture, and large quantity of scrsn-lrnn
wrought an cast, J steel, bras, &C,
H1NRY CilAIG.
w 'o-o'u Colonel Of 0rdpanee.
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From the correspondence Of the London News.
Important from Holland.

Important from Holland.
line Duteh and tie Amsricams-Capt. Glib
sons Case-Chanees of War-FIrn Dec.
IGratton Of the Du4ch Minister.
HAGUE, Sept. 23.-It seems from the debate
IN the First Chamber, on the address to the
King, that something like diplomatic misun-
Outstanding has arisen between the Dutch and
the American Governments. In reply to M.
de kempanaer, who stated that in his opinion
that part OF the address eongratulating his
Majesty on the assurances of the friendship
and regard Of all other powers was inconsis.
tent with fact, the Minister of the Interior OBJ.
served that he had every reason to believe that
the Misunderstanding alluded to would not
lead to rupture between the two Govern.
ments, as both were most anxious to preserve
the friendly feeling which had so long existed
between them. He then entered into an ex.
planatory statement of the dispute, of which
the following il summary:
Mr.. GIBSON, an American, whilst residing
in some part OF the Dutch East India posses.
siens, had endeavored to prevail upon the
Sultan OF Djambi for what Interior purpose
was not stately to defy, and set at nsught,
Dutch authority in Dutch East India territory
Gibson's proceeding, however, became known
to the authorities, and he was forthwith taken
prisoner. He was allowed, however, to be
out, either on bail or parole, during tho trial,
Whlcn. on our own Chancery style, lasted Is
months. The judges had no doubt of Gibson s
guilt, which it seems was clearly chow was
not stately though not legally proved; some
convenient technicality made flaw in the in
dictment and the American was acquitted.
Subsequently, however, the matter was brought
before the Council of Justice "for revision, :"
process which those who are accustomed to
consider one trial final, either to acquit or to
condemn, cannot easily understand. The re-
suit, however, of this "revision" was, that
Gibson was sentenced to twelve years i'm
prisonment and when the police came to his
house to convey to him the pleasant intelli-
gence and to take him to prison, their bird had
flown. On his return to America, Gibson made
his own statement to his government, whose
minister at the Hague has been instructed to
demand from the Dutch government an indem.
nifty for Gibson. This has been refused. Nor
is it probable that this government will admit
the slightest compromise in the matter; "for, -
said the minister, 1--WE have given to the Ameri-
can government all the particulars relating to
this matter, and have insisted on this axiom
in the law of nations-that when foreigner
on our territory violates our laws, his crime
may justify his punishment, but certainly not
his claim to indemnify"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-13

ORIGIN OF FALSE RuM0R.-The Washing.
ton correspondent of the New York Times
says
81 have noticed paragraph travelling the
rounds OF the press, to the effect that Attorney
General Gushing was interested in some way
in land specializing company in Central
America. There is just so large a grain Of
truth in the story as is to be found in the fact
there are two MIR: Cushings mixed up in Cen.
trail American afairs-one of them being in
the employ of the Accessory Transit Conn any,
as resident agent at San Juan and the other,
Mr.. VIM Cushing, of New Orleans, having
property OF some sort at Greytown. The Cush-
ing story probably grew out of the Central
American interests of these two gentlemen. -
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For PAREsrs.-E. K. Lundy, bookseller, of
Georgetown, sends us very valuable and un-
pretending little book-a System of Question
In Geography, adapted to any modern atlas,
embracing geographical definitions, introduc.
ton to the use Of the terrestrial globe and an.
oient geography; by Daniel II Pierson, A. M
1t should bs in every family library in order
TO facilitate children in the acquisition OF
geographical rudiments. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-13

AS the season approaches for getemens Fan and Win
wear we call the attention to
and well selected stock of Clothing and
youths wear, manufactured with taste and elegance nv
NOAH WALKER CO., Of the well known Marble Hail
Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel. Their surtout over
cos is cut and finished with degree of would do
TO the nrst class custom houses
ovscKs combine the late styles and Of goods recent i'm
az & color business sn,tA Coats psn and Vest
Cashmere Psntaoons Vests rich veves mernos
e. PLAIN ana figured siks sstins cassmrres &c They
eptlsEh 3!ss, Gloves. 10. asn -
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS,

The Union argues in reply to the silly sub
terfugs Of Abolitionism, wherein the latter.
by way Of excusing its own moral treason,
undertakes to preach and pirate over South
ern Aggression on the rights of the North.
The Official organ also grows indignant over a
late effort of the New York State Temperance
Committee or Grand Council, to levy black
mail on all the Protestant churches in the
State, for funds TO elect Clark and RAYMOND
Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Now
York. i..-....- ls.. ..-.rr
.la The Intelligencer says: n a.'
In some remarks on the next election of
Pfssident, the Connecticut Courant expresses
. sentiment which We believe is gaining verv
general admission in tho public mind. 1t is
in regard to the shOrtness of the Presid emit al
term of Office 1855
'One OF the great defects (ssys the Courant)
In the machinery Of our Government is the
short term for which the President is elected.
1t keeps the country in fever of party excite.
ment full three years cut of the four to which
the term is limited. ** So abort
IL now the term of service that we hardly re-.
cover from the efforts of one campaign before
We are called to enter another. Already do
We hear the notes of warning or of prepa.
ton. Eighteen hundred and fifty six is very
near, and demagogues begin to move for them
selves" e.. -
Experience has taught no truth more CLEARLY
than that "chaDge is not always reform, ~ and
. the wisdom of the changes which, under a
popular impulse, were at an early period Of
the Government made IN the National Uonsti-
tuition, has been so little confirmed by time as
to have created sentiment fer its amend
m al fha dot I'd L.
rant has become to be so generally acknowl.
edged that it is quite probable the public
mind is prepared to second movement for
femsdying it. .ct...- ..s- ~.
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CoNYENrIos.-The Steamboat Boiler In.
speesors, from various partl of the Union, were
In session at Detroit, on the 7th inst, with a
view OF general consultation as to the best
means Of preventing explosions. Capt Shall.
cross, Of Louisville, KY, is president of the
board,
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REFLECTION IN GAS MIXTURES

w e are now receiving the largest stock Of GAS
w FIXTURES ever offered in this city, com
prsiug every variety Of style and finish They have
been selected from the celebrated factory Of Corne
Illus Co., Philadelphia, and include all Of their
patteros.
Owing to 3 reduction In price In Gas Fixtures we
are now prepsr to furnish them at less rate than
they have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere.
To keep pace With the above Improvement the
price of gas Tubing has ben materially reduced,
and our increased facilities warrants us In saying
that We sre prepared and can execute any work We
may undertake cheaper and better than any other
establishment in this city.-
J.W. THOMPSON BRO,
. Plumbing & Gas sitting Establishment,
Pa. avenue, 9 side, between 10th and 18th SITS.
oct 1S-dtJan1 -
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a The Boston Post says: GA private let.
tor from San Francisco. dated September 16
says that business of almost all kinds there is
very dull inoeed. Hundreds are loating about
the streets for want Of employment. And, az
to the mines where one man makes three dol.
lars day, fifty only got their living. Ac.
eording to the general appearance of affairs
very many heavy failures must come off soon
The writer "speaks by the card"
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ss PURE COP LIVER OIL-Seversl distinguished medical
nave lately published papers showing the ecie
c! OF THIS simple remedy in removing Coughs Inhuenzn
bronchitis and other irritating diseases the throat and
lungs Ia important not only that the should be pure
put mat 1t should be prepared from but fresh and
eaLhy livers AZ that which is impure ia not only
put hlshly injurious troubling digestive or
@ ana aeranslng the whole vital economy The pure
e oeany nauseous taste odor but slightly
tser warrants the Oil offered by him. T. D. GILMAN
al
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A NEW CAUSE OF CHALLENGING .Jusoe

In the New York Court of Oyer and Terminer
On Tuesday last, gentleman named William
Harrison was called as juror in the case Of
Charles lager, charged with the murder of
John Moran. Mr.. Spencer, counsel for the
prisoner, after finding out that the juror was
an undertaken, said he should challenge him
peremptorily because Of his occupation, which
was too great familiarity with death. Tbs
juror was rejected,
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HEAT AND VENTILATE.

TTNHE subscribers have now on hand and are pre-
Il pared to pnt mp almost every description of
Biick and Portable Hot Air Furnsees and Kitchen
Range, including the Chilson. Boynton, Besbe Bar.
row and spence patterns. These We will ft up at
low rates and as we'll as can be found in this
country
ALSO, On hard complete assortment Of Registers
and Ventlators. ..
wv. THOMPSON / BRO,
Plumbing Gas Fitting Establishment,
Pc. avenue, side, between 10th end IL b SITS.
oct 13-eotJAnl
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e Invalids recovering effects OF Fever R,jion
Diseases, or long continued Illness of apy hind viii a.
Spanish Mixture the only remedy that win
their dropping constitutions expel all bad humors from III
blood excite the liver to prompt heaty action and Inv
lts tonic properties restore the patient life and yieor
We only single bottle ia worth an tho
socsed in existence 1t Mercury
OF any other noxous poisonous rug and can be
given to the youngest infant without hesitation ~ 80
See the certificates of wonderful around the hot.s
More than five hundred persons the oity of EicroS
Va can testify to its good effects. al y : -
s.sSee advertisement. -.4Es
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Y A new kind Of hose, which is used in
several countries of Europe, but has never been
introduced into this country, is to be tried at
Newark, N. j., under the inspection of the
Board of Engineers of that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-13

1SOR SALE, the property Of Mr.. Griffith, a. e. M's
Il SECRETARY Of Leg alton, in consequence Of leav.
ing the United Statss--
A pair Of very mics carriage Horses, In excellent
condition. -.
A dark bay thorough brel Horse, excellent for
harpssr. admirable IS a saddle horse
light 1ourwheeied Phaetoa, complete, nearly
neWj
u,se ees Of dohble harness
A set Of single Harness, only used few times
Three Ength Paddles, several Brides, and 9
quantity of Cloths, &c. for the horses.
To be seaE at BOHRER's Livery Stables, Beale
between High and Congress SITS. Georgetown.
l3--enSw
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ANOTHER FRI M WHITEHIr RSr has be.r
another premium for his superior Daguerreotypes
eHhnlted at the Worlds Fair New York. win be ren,e
osreu mat Mr. received from the Worlds Fair London
medals Tor ms unriv allied dagnerreotypes President
and Cabinet and Pantisoopes Niagara Falls he
sues al all the fairs at which he exhibited for
res. Va -'i' sane
Call aud have your likenesses at
~, near Four sndahaf street, Psnns yvania avenue
"'~AA~9'
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30 THEY Go--The Women's State Temper.
ancs Convention of New York, in session on
the 10th at Oswego, passed resolutions urging
the election Of Clark and Raymond, to be
Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-13

SPLENDID PICTuREs,-Those Of reader. Who desIre
70 pass through splendid Gallery Pictures shoud mot
ia 70 pay visit to Pumh's Rooms The Avena He has
Daguerreotypng OIL which for beauty and excsil.pcs
styie pa There is portrait executed in this
OF PRESIDENT Pierce that reflects great credit on the
M every iineament thereof giving like expression
of our time. ~ ~ ee"oiieeu al US VI Is
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STAR,
WASHINGTON CITY;
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. .Ootehar u

a Persons wanting the Evening Star in
Baltimore, can procure it early every after
noon at Henry Taylor's Newspaper Depot,
"Sun Iron Buildings"
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-. ~ CARUSI'S SALOON. 1.
DANCING & WALTZIlG ACAnEMY

EVILS CARUSI respectfully announces to bis
IL friends snd the public that bis classes in Dsn.
Der 18th.
Days of Tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
days at ) O'Clock p. m. -..--.s.
1enlsnsn's Glasses ct Z o'clock p. m.
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BosroN CRoPs.-The export of ice from
Boston, during September was 5,ss2 tons,
making a total this year of 90, 1873 tons. zr
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ssoDD FELLOWS CERTIFICATE-No STRONGER Trs

sSoDD FELLOWS CERTIFICATE.-No STRONGER TEs-
TIMoNY NEED
VAsHISsToN LODGE, No. l. o. OF,
. Norfolk, July 26th, 1854. I
MT b buRRoW-Dear Sfr-In compliance with your re.
quest we inform for the benefit the public that
brother of our Order John r. Jasper became sick while
IN this city and in consequence his destitute
committee of this Lodge suffering from disease termed
Scrouia or Kings Evil and In state a. to be pro-
nounced by the physicians ncurabe.
OF brother he was induced medic and in
three weeks was declared cured left the city for New
foTk ana IN cur opinion his restoration health
caused soIeiy By the use Of your specific
Given under our hanas and seal Lodge the date
above written. -
Seal. J.s n R.s.ox ~ q
4. CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary - -
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a Fifty horses belonging to the New ork
Hippodrome were recently sold in that city.
During the week two superior trotting horses
brought at private sale, ono 81, 200 and the
other 81, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-13

z The river at Louisville, On Monday,
was at stand with 20 inches in the canal.
There was no prospect Of rise above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-13

SJoh SHLLNGToS receives the new Books nd Nau,s
papers as fast as published He agent Harpers and an
the other magazines, and readers will ALWAYS find
large ana good assortment of Blank Books and StatSnerv
his Boo kstore, Odeon Building, and u az
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MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE

Il MIdfIf IhIU MPH IN MEDICINE
MASONIC CERTIeICAT
NORFOLK, Sept. g. 1883
Dear Sfr-In compliance with your request wa rhe nm
dergned cheerfuly state that in the fall s4 our atten
ton was directed 10 the deplo rabe condition
named John H. JASPER who lad been for Scrofua
without efectins cure suggestion of friend
with some others of the Mason Fraternity of which MIR
Jasper was member directed administer ELK
iR and that after he had taken some weeks he was
declared cured ana lett Norfolk apparently well man
Respectfully, &C.
SIMON stone Philip l. Cohen,
~ r, r. ferguson, VIM. d. Serl.
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TO TEE LADIES OF TIE
NORTHERN LIBERTIES.

MRS. @. H safes having taken Store
WI No. 1853 east side Of Seventh street aud SSes
one door north Of street, TO- the purpose Of
carrying on the MILLINERY and FlNCYSK
basinees In all its differ ent branches would respect
fully call the attention Of the ladies to her large
and elegant stuck Of goods just purchased in the
North IN Market, consisting in part Of
the newest and latest styles Bonnet Ribbons
Flowers Feathers, Eesddresses and Trimmings OF
every variety snd .h.de. Lace and worked Collars
and Sleeves, and ali Trimmings usually to be found
In q Millinery and Fancy Store
Mrs will especially pay attention to ali orders
given. and will make use OF every effort to please
those that NAV give her a call. Get l3-3ts
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~ Bread riots have occurred in a number
Of places in England, because the populace
thought that the bakers did hot increase their
losves in proportion to the fall in the price of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-13

Tho New York German theatre lately
produced for its patrons Il" Scheibentoni, oder
das Rreischiessen "a Muenchen," a drama by
Charlotte Birch pfeiffer.
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OST-0n Saturday evening. the 7th insts Mt.
IL between ~ street and the Capitol, two Books,
directed to Mrs Catherine Walters, Phiisdelphia.
suitable seward will be given il required by leaving
them ut this Office. '-- oct 13-2ts
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e. The leland Social Club respectful.
y announce to their friends and the public that
their Second Grand Annual Fail will take place on
the 9th Of November, 1854, at Island Hail.
Particulars In future ADVERT ement.
oct1