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The Cost Of the Reclamation of Anthony

The Cost Of the Reclamation of Anthony
Burns.-The proceedings under the fugitive
slave law at Boston, in the case of Anthony
Burns, not long since reclaimed by his master,
Captain Suttle, of Alexandria, Virginia, cost
the United States within fraction of $27, 900
for extra police and military force alone.
This does not cover the usual ordinary ex-
penses incurred in the case, such as the fees Of
the regular officers of the United States en-
ployed in the case. $4,000 of the above
$4,000 were duly paid this morning.
The Death of Cove nor Burt, Of Nebraska
Territory The dispatch in our columns, this
afternoon, announcing the death Of Governor
Burt, near Independence, Missouri, is believed
by that gentleman's friends here to convey
truthful intelligence, as distressing as it is.
He left here for his post in perfect health.
Such are the melancholy chances of travelling
in The far West this season. go
A Pension Agency Removed and Pension
Agent Appointed.-The Secretary of the In
terror has removed the agency for paying pen
sions in North Carolina from A neville to
Morganton, and appointed R. C. Pearson, of
the latter place, as the agent, in room of J. F
E. Hardy, Of the former place.
A Light House Keeper Appointed WIN.
Fletcher has been appointed keeper of the
Light House at Tchefuncte River, Louisiana,
at $500 per annum, in the place of Dempsey
German, resigned.
Naval Steamer Contracty--We understand
| that the contracts for the machinery of the
! three remaining steamships (of tho six ordered
Dy Congress at the last SESSION. have not been
given out, though ourfriends, the telegraph
reporters for Northern newspapers, make an
announcement the contary of this
An Army Officer Rsigned.-First Lieut.
(Brevet Captain) Gordo, of Mounted Rifles
has resigned, to take effet Oh the 31st instant
The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Experimentation YESTERDAY, tho Oath of Oct
there woro Of Treasury Warrants entered OF
the books of tho Department
For the redemption of STOCK. 1851 Al
| For the payment of Treasury debts 14,S5S q
| For the Customs ........r...... 1881 81
| or the War Department.. .. 260 2;
| For the Navy Department....... 1886 OF
For re paying in the Navy Iepart-
/ parument. l,69U W
| FuI tie Interior Department. 1886 81
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SiR John FRANKLIN.-The Montreal Her
ald, OF the list, contains some few particulars,
relative to Dr.. RAGS statement, respecting Sir
1onn Fra nklln, In addition to the telegraphic
accounts.
None of the Esquimaux with whom he con.
versed, II ought to be noted, had seen the
whites, nor had they ever been at the nlac
where the dead were found, but had their in :.
formation from those who had been there, and
those who had seen the party when alive.
=, IL was at Pelby Bay, on the 18th of March.
tnat Dr. Rae fell in with the Esquimaux, one
OF whom, on being asked if he ever saw white
people, replied in the negative, but said thai
large party, lat least 40 persons,) had per-
ished for want Of food. some 10 rio dsvs,
journey to the westward ''
The articles found by Dr. Rae, possesses n
monrnful interest. They will be delivereJ to
s or deorge Simpson at a. early day as pos
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Why THE VEsrA DID NOT ASSIST THE ARC.
r1c.-The captain of the French steamer
Vesta states that, from the circumstance that
Captain Luce steamed round him to give as
sistance he supposed that the Arctic was not
seriously damaged. and when she left him, his
impression was, she had made directly for
New York; otherwise the Vesta could and
would have remained by her. The bow of
the Vesta was damaged-literally stove in,
and leaving rent of thirty feet. But the
compartment Of bplkhead saved her, and the
French captain thought his vessel could have
lived four or five days, if necessary, before
putting into port for repairs In other words,
ne could have taken off every soul ON board the
Arctic, and landed them safely at Halifax or
even Boston. That the Arctic steamed off in
the western direction. the Statements hereto.
fore published concur That the captain of
the Vesta was thus put out of hearing of the
signal guns which the Arctic subsequently
fired, is not unaccountable. When the boat
in which our informant wass av cd W as launched
from the Arctic. say about II o'clock, p. m,
she was steaming at the rate of sixior seven
knots .-PortIand A1perttser. y
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A RICH RoBBER Tho Bangor .(Me) Mer-
curry says, that singular as it may appear the
property stolen from B. X. Dexter & Co g
store on Saturday night, was found this morn
ing by Constable Walker and Deputy Sheriff
Higgins at the house of Thomas j. Guppy of
Corinth, Guppy being one of the richest men
IN town and paying the highest tax. He was
arrested, brought before the Police Court, and
bound over In the sum of 81, 900 to appear for
trial at the November term of the Supreme
Court He found sureties. At the time of tn Q
robbery the firm were owing Mr. Guppy one
thousand dollars
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The PRICE OF PUBLIC WORSHIP AT Bes.
ros.-Do"n in Boston public worship draws
the cash. The Transcript gives the following
s'It IS estimated that the current expenses al
the churches in Boston will amount TO S240 n0O
yeaI- The value of the church estates is
about four million dollars The expense of
the different societies varies from 81 500 to
$1,000 year. The cost of public Worship in
the churches occupied by the Weather per
ton of the citizens, will average about hun.
bred dollars Sunday. The clergyman has q
salary Of $3,0 600, the music costs about ST 900
and the miscellaneous expenses are from ST. 900
to 81 o0O year. The taxes on the pews vary
value"
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u The treaty with Dominica, lately con-
cluded by commissioner from our govern
mont, 1t is said, provides for the full recog.
milton OF Dominica by the American govern
mont Americans are to be allowed to hold
and cultivate land and work mines in tba,
country without being required to become
naturalized
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n Large numbers of machinists and other
mechanics. are said to be going from Boston to
Cuba. The dullness work at home probably
has caused some to try their luck on the south
ern plantations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-25

ES The only State officer to be chosen in
Illinois on the 7th of November is State
Treasurer. The Democratic incumbent and
candidate, John Moore, of Mclean county, ia
opposed by James Miller, of Blooming ION,
upon whom the Wings, Abolitionists, and
Know Nothings have united. The vote upon
this of1cer will be the proper test of popular
feeling in the State.
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CoaakTNERsHIP notice.

Doors AND SHnES.-I have this day associated
- with me il the Boot and shoe Business my
sen, WILLIAM L. GRIFFIN. The business viii heresf
Ter ne conducted under the psms of GRIFFIN & Son.
We have on haaa and are constantly receivir g a
large aud splend;d assortment Of Fall and -asr
Winter Goods OF every description, size and H&(
onsi:y for ladies, gentlemen. misses, boys, D
children, ard servants: all of which will be 49,
sold q little cheaper than any other establishment
il the district.
All request is call ami we will do our best to
those Who may favor with their custom.
T1e undersigned, with macy thanks for past pr
trobsge so literally bestowed upon him heretofore
hopes it will continue for th- sw frm.
.TH0s b. GRIFFIN
BAH kinds of work made to order in tbs
neatest 10 anner ard at the shortest notice.
oct 25-3t
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- THE EAGLE
GAS-FITTING AND
A Plumbing. Establishment, A

n, THE uURSER OF SIXTH SIRE L A ID
~ Pennsylvania Avenue, are now receivit the
finest assortu emit of OLA DELIERs and GAS FIX
fURES ever eff-red to the citizens of Washing on
and a. the same time "cheapsr than the cheapest 4"
All that is necessary is to give call be oonv need
Of this fact Tha superior facilities of this house
ENABLES them to sell their goods and do work at q
less rate than any of the retailers fthis city
thankful for the very liberal patronage of the
iizens of Washington and vicinity, the proprietor
assures them t. at with the addition OF number of
the beat gas filters ana plumbers of Philadel phis
and New York to hi present large force, he will be
able to do work III both branches in the mo It su.
perior STYLE and as before stated ch spsr than the
cheap st. JNJ, REkSE.
oct 2b-dtl ST Jan
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~ The New York Tribune of yesterday
says:
The influx Of immigrants for the last two
days has been quite extraordinarv. being no
less than nine thousand three hundred and
forty-four."
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TOILET SOAPS.

TOILET SOAPS.
THE subscribers retu n their thanks to their
i 1nercus friends and customers in the Dis ri:
and elsewhere for the Eatronsge hitherto extended
to Il EN-. and beg leave t. INFORM them that in dol
Goa to their usual stock thy are now manufsctar-
Jag go will have constantly on hand ali kinds of
Toilet and Fsacy Soaps, to which they invite th-ir
attention. We warrant Our soaps equal to shy
made, and will sell reasonable trims rs tie
article can be purchased in shy of the North
EN- ties T o DONNOGHUE son.
nct
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LUMBER. CEMENT. &c

IUMbEh, CEME &C.
A GENERAL assortme mt of LU nD ER, consistius
"A Of
White Pine Boards and Plank
10 Decking
Do Sidirg
Oak Boards and 3 and inch Plank
berry. poplar and Hemlock
1c0, 600 Venetian Stats, assorted sizes.
1000 barrels Kosspdste Cement
eco 60 Calcned Plsste., No. /.
For sale from the wharf, on pleasing terms, by
CARR, GEESE & CO.,
oct Z5-Jw Spears Wharf, Baltimore Nd.
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r Persons wanting he EUem1ng Star in
Baltimore, can procure it early every after
noon at Henry Taylor's Newspaper Depot,
"Sun Iron Buildings"
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FRUIT, SHADE 4 ORNANENTAL TREES

f,HE undersigned has to offer 10 thu pubic very
Il choice collection of Fruit, Shade and Evergreen
Trees, &C. Of the very finest quality-being III ifty
aud we'll grown, consistisg OF drawf and stsndArd
Fears, Apples, Peaches, Apricots, Piums, Chsrri s.
Grape Vines, eainces Lancashire Goossberries, Cur
rants, Raspbsrriss sc.
S2ade tees or The most approved kinds for streets
aud avenues. khubarb roots OF all the celebrated
English ssrts SC.
utch Bulbs, direct frem Holland, among which
are Double and Single Hyacinths, Double and sin
gle Tulips Narcissus, SnOworops, Crocusss SC. Toe
bulbs are large and we'll matured.
JOHN SAUL,
seea Store corner Seventh and Ii SITS.
oct 2h-eo6tS
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~ An Irishman being in church where tn,
collection apparatus resembled election boxes
on its being handed to him, whispered in tn,
carriers ear that he was not natmalized, ant
could not vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-25

q Joe shillington has sent US Graham
Magazine for November 1t is the best num-
Der of that publication that has been issued
for long time.
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"a Sawing wood is got to be profitable
business in Boston. There is wood sawyer
there whose income is $500 per year He Sill
follows the business, and averages 81 per day.
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS

NEW AMI SPLEN UlD DhESS GOODS.
UST opensd our third uppiy tf itch Dre.s Goods,
- which hsv. beeu bought at Greatly reduced
prices, AID will be sold correspondingly low. We
name
Ricn drees silks of every variety
Very bendsome Paid Mernts
Plain French aud EIgi,h Msrino7, ell shades
h,ch pad and striped Cash oierss and MousseIins
pieces wide Silk Velyets for mantillas and cloaks
25 more rich satin spd clc tn eloaks
so fiu- Erotha Cashmere sbawIs and Scarfs with
rich gold borders, some entire new
300 long and square p.aid and figured shawls
Cloths, Cfssmers al I'D Sestings
Gloves, Hosiery, ladies' and childrens' meriro
vests
Gentlemens, meriHo and cotton oisery, Gloves
Merit o snd cotton Shirts, Drawers. &c, &c,
T. ALI of which will be offered at the fairest low
rrices Please call and examine for yourselves be
fore buying elsewhere.
46-All articles seld at our establishment are war.
ranted to prove as represented.
T MAXWEiL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
No. 523, Seventh street, doors above Ia. av.
oct rs
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~ An iron theatre, ninety feet by forty, to
be transported to Australia, is being built in
Manchester, England.
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~ A company of Chinese are on their way
from San Francisco to Utah, having been DON.
verted to Mormonism.
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UThe large circulation Of the STAR
makes 1T the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
dium in the District. 1t hes more readers
m the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than O.. tke other Wash
sngton dailies combined.
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25 CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.

INHE cnespe,t, best. and only place in the city
i where you can get a likeness, perfect Gem for
the small prize OF rs cents, beautifully colcred and
finished. Prof f. Steel 1ainadge has just returned
from New Ys k with a varied snd beautiful aseort-
ment Of plain gilt oval, velvet pearl papisr mache
Jenny Lima, and Sontag Cases, se.e,Fed 10y tirn
pressiy for MIR Stewards Gallery. Perfec. salsfsc-
ton war; -ntsd in ali cases.
Gallery drestly over NJ w. Calf 4 Bros J.welry
Store, on Penns. avenue. between Ninth and Ter n
| street,, @. d. STEWART, Prop's.
/ oct "a Ste
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~Natfonal M sdic.I College, VASE
lS NeroN-rh thirty third annual coGrs- ot
lectures will commence on the fourth Monday in
October, anu continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy and
Ply siology.
VIM. johnson, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, NJ d Professor of Materia Medica,
Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
John Fred May, NJ D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surg-ry.
Grafton TYLER. NJ D., Professor OF Pathology and
Lewis Fl Steiner, M. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
Edwsrd A. Scott, NJ. D.. Prosector and Demonstra.
tor of Anatomy.
The facilities for the prosecution of practical
al atOmy are ample
Like Most simii.r institutions in Europe, the de-kf
from which the regular lectures are given and the
wards for clinical instr uctons ase under the same
roof
The onpletion Of the extensive additions to The
buildings since the last session for the sccommoda
ton or the SICK, will greatly extend the usefulness
of the medical and surgical clinic.
The entire expense for full urse of lectures 800
practices, anatomy by the aemenstrstor.........l 0
Matriculating ice, payable only once.........--..
Admission to the medical and surgical clinic
through the whole course without charge.
For further information address LEWIS II.
STEINER, D, Dean Of the Faculty, Office Wash
lngtOn InQrm8ry.
The lectures will Be given in the afternoon and
evening, to accommodate students who have other
engagements during the earlier part If the day.
oct g. eotill0thNov.
CsTRAY MARE-caME TO THE SUBSCRIBER
= on Saturday lSst a small sorrel Mare, about
years old. with blind bride The owner can
have her by paying or this advertisement and other
e-penses. Corner of Bridge and Green SIS. George
| town WIN. 4. FOWLER.
oct 25-3t
~ ENrLEMENs' UNDEk GARMESTs-weha have
| " this day received large and fine assortment
Of all st, les and nalities of seasonable Undergsr
mems, which ee are Offering at yer. low prices
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
PeBnsylvania avenus next door to Iron g all.
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| ~ ARDEN sTUFr, STILL IN THE GROUND
VI consisting Of fac Cabbages, turnips, parsnips
&c, for sale, and garden containing nesr acre.
| of lend lor rent.
Wanted to hire first rate coored servant free Of
| slsve. EDW II. FULLER,
oct 25-ets Near the National Observatory.
| OLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMING -Ihave just re
| ~ ceved my third suppl, of rich iioak and res
rrimnins; such az Plush. Velvet, Galloon. Fringe
! nihands, anu Braids. Also, handsome black an
crlored Ftinges f. maptles, black six and Gmrur
| Laces black ard White Slonds In addition
which ma add black and colored Velyets, Plushes
| Satius and Silks for bonnsts, Ice and EN- roider-
| Sets Also, Jouvins, unrvailed; French kid Glove
1T S7,< cents, that are retailing tn Baltimore a. 8
| pr psir
would call particular attention to my assor men
Of embroidered ands erchiefs, Collars Lace Sleeve
and R;bards from auction.
Mrs r. A. PEACO,
oct rs div No IL, Centre Market Space.
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1 An English writer estimates the con.
sumption Of paper in this country at 300, OoO, 900
pounds annually s,sz@ ,v.A IS sr
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DRI KS AND BRICK YARD FOR SALE.-WE.
ID the undersigned, Offer at private rSie our dry
clay cam Brick Ersss, in succ-ssfu ooesa N
with 100000 feet Of ground attached t, the le
with q thirty horse power engine and boilers COM
plete butt last spring by VIM. M. Ellis A 3rother,
Sith all the utensils p.rtain,ng TO the ie such
Wheelbsrrows, Brick Cars, Spades
Shovels Picks
Forge and Blscksmiths Uteusi,s
And q grist Mill attached to the same poWe~
Hhich can grind from 60 to 80 bushels OF corn.
W. have now on hand
400 900 machine made bricks, burnt, ready for mar
ket
10000 front DO do ell Of good quality
From 100000 Z 200 600 hand made do, unburnt
500 O00 machine made brick, unburut
All Of which will be disposed of on reasonable
terms.
Those wishing TO 60 into the above business have
row q fine opportunity offered them. Call and see.
We ar. Gtil making from 20 900 to Is 600 Ter day.
oct N-dtl3ths A. d 7. A. RICHARDS.
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- go On. j. u. GlBDss Dentist, ma.
Or removed his Office from ~ street to the
&lID houss OF Dr. Arthur, Pa. svsnus betW.
18th and 18th streets : =
oct l4-9ms
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nsSe mAh.AG REMOVAL. MES. NJ. X
moved from her late residence on str, eft hetv,sn
sta ana 10th, to No. 4l9, thirteenth street NO
1oorS south OF Pennsylvania avenue. All oriers in
neE nne promptly attended to. Get lev
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nor sALE-THE BAsr HORSE, BUGGY AND
Il Harness in Washington. Young, sound, and
kind. Cen trot to wagon IN $50. apply at Birch's
Stable or TO G. w. Flint, Flinrs Hotel.
oc524-3t UnteD
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ANsAs AND hEBRASks; TIE His ory and
N GeoRraphE OF those T-rritories, with an &C.
count OF the AtiVe Tribes &c; by T. e. Hale, with
NV mat. Price rs Gel e..
The In briste's Hut; or, the Fruits OF the Maine
Law, bs Mrs. Il A. Southworth
Isabel Cardiff n; Personal Ret respect by Kuel. .
lsr glen. Price IS cents
:, The HallelUjsa; new book Of Music, by Lowell
Mason.
scheol Books OF all kinds used in the District at
GRAY RALLANTYNE.
18th street, near Dad Fellows, Hail.
oct u - Sentinell
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e HE LAND OWNERS MsEUAL.-THE STAT
I ute Reeu atoms Of sew York, Chic, Indiana
Illinois, Michigan, lows, and Wisconsin, concern.
ing Land Titles, Deeds Mortgages, Wills OF Real
Estate, Descunts, L. nd Taxes, TAX Sales, 2elemp-
ti.ns, Limitations, Exemptions, Interest of money
and usury Also, the Constitutions Cf rad states,
complete in one octave volume of 4s7 psgss-price
(iu lsT binding) 81.
oct "a FRAhC6 TAYLOR.
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CTRAYsD OR STOLEN ON SATURDAY MORN
y ing. from the Centre Martet, dark ~
sorrel Mare, having a farm bride. The I8S
marks on beg not recolecied but is about fourteen
hands high and niDe years old Ten dollars viii be
psid for her If iest a. any Livery stable in Washing
ton, and notice sent to me at biadenspurg 5,c
oct 24-StE V SHERRY
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FIRST BALL OF THE SEASON.
THE 90 & co CLUB Of A'exaud,ia, take treat
i pleasure IN infor~trg the citizsrs OF Ble1sn.
srja that they will bold heir first annual Ball a.
Sarepes Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 26th
instant
This being their first Bali theypr mise those who
may favor thP u with their company that no effort
shsll be spared 10 'he bali one % the most
pleasant and agreeable ever held in this place.
strict order will be expected and enforced.
Superior Cot'llon Music will be present from
Washi iQton
Hacks will convey the ladies to and from The ball
Tickets 81 80.
Refresh ments furnished for the ladies.
coMxn.fu OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Frsncis sloan, Bea n,
Jonah ii White. GCh'piey,
Armstead Hurdle, G o White.
A. J. Stsllings.
Al XANDRIA October 1e-dtbA
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CTRAY MARE-CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER
= ON Saturday lsst a small sorrel Mare, about 9
years old. with q blind bride on The owner can
have her by paying FOR this advertisement and other
e-penses. Corner of Bridge and Green g.. George
town WIN. T. FOWLER.
oct 25-3t
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FIREMENS AND CITIZENS
GRAND BALL,
AT ODD Fellows HALL
On MONDAY EVENING. nov. 9Th, 1854

IN III & NORTHERN LIBERTIEp
l. FIRE COMPANY take rlessu.e In an
nounc ng 10 their friends and he public gensr.I,
that their Second Annual Bal VIII take pSc- ~ Oss
Fellows Hall. Seventh street, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, November 6'h, 1854.
The Company pledge themselves thst no sxpenss
or pains will be spared 10 make this the Ball Of m.
season.
Pirsmsn are respectfully requested to appear In
uniform
The very best Cotillon Music has bssu engage, n.
the occasion.
II .kets $l-sdmittine gentleman and ladies'. n
be hal Of any of the members, and at the door on
the evening of the ball.
MANAGERS.
Birckhead, Curtis, Peabody,
J II Goddard, jr 8 P Robertson, j Stafford,
Williams, T Haleck, Warren,
7 Dawson Grimes, keenan,,
@ Matlsek J Co umbus, r Burch,
Moran, @ 0ooch RI Jones,
R. Leckie, CT Lowrey, 8 Tsy lor.
Newmyer, WO Butler, W Humphrey.
Floor Manager.
VIM Smith, EG Evans, Jward, IT SutU
cot 2l-Sw, sw ,S&Met
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ROARDING.-Ag gentleman and his wife, o
n two Ladies or gentlemen, can be accoEmodats
with boarding in private family, by early sppics
don at No. 236, north street, First Ward.
oct 2S-eo1tf
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ENTLEMENS' UNDER GARMEsTs.-Weha have
" this day received large and fine assortment
of ell st, les and analities of seasonable Undergsr
mems, which re are Offering at yer low prices
WALL 4 STEPh EMS,
Pesnsylvanis avenue. next door to Iron e ali.
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