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DERFUMERY - All the celebrated
[ French, English and German brands OF
Cologne at S. F. BLANCHARD
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Mineral Water

Mineral Water. 8
IRON st. Catherine's salt wells in Ca
J. NADIA, one tea-spoonful in a gl,ss to
common water, makes drink, in all res
poets equal to "blue lick water.n For sale
by H. T. WADDILL.
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nor Barry's Tricoyherous the best COM
i pound ever discovered for the Hair
may be had of WIN. BoGEL.
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5000 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the resid-nce of the subscriber
LII living near Upper marlboro, rin,e Grorge's
county, Nd, ON Fri ay, the 9th OF ne, nv Leg, Q
boy. NATHAN. he l. about fe-t inches high, o.
dark copper csmpl. xion has rather dowucsst ex
p: ession Of countsnsnce when spoken 10. and lie
about IL Years OF age. lie has a mother livir & 81,
my lower farm IA her and other relations liviI g
with the Messrs. scotts, and has also aoqusiusnce
at Mr.. Rchar D. Mu lik,n's, Mr.. Washington
Oxlvert's and at "Belu Fl I'D and at Keys Qnar
ter" 1t is very prob bic be luz king in IN neigh
borhood of tome of these places lie has also gran
mother living with tie Misses Scott near Tie . Il
str. ct Market in Washington, and other cl"aint
~nees in the city As he took with him variety o.
c, thing, consisting in part of black 81, h hat
a Glue frock coat nsnke-n pants. and siuter Der
sey.) Re m ~ be stepping with his aequantances IL
Wssbingt "a. or attempting 10 resch free State
IviI rive a reward Of $50 for bin If iaken in this
eounty or the District of Columbia 500 If taken
so miles or more ftom bone. Or $500 Ii taksn in
,r.e Stats-in either to bs delivered L. me or
secured in Jail Sd that can get him again,
lie l5-d OUrN BowTE.
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FOR THE LADIES,

While Eastern Europe is converted into one
vast camp, and thous ands of men are engaged
in the christian occupation of manning and
killing, it should be borne in mind that the
monthly fashions of Paris are issued with
charming punctuality. The Paris correspond
ent of the New York Journal Of Commerce
furnishes the following as the last edict from
the beau monde:
ga pretty nov lty in jewery is the clasps designed
and executed by SaTTazin, 10 bouIerdTd st Denis !;
these ca.ps are used tor fastening antelet sashes
and bodies of dresses that are made Ia Verge
Those for maniles are OF gold and enam !, while
,ho for dres, es and sashes are of richer combua.
tion booucts of f,wers In precious stones, and
coral I'm sctoIl deslkns, are the most ia vogue :
Parasols tha, figure In the hands of ladies in oar
riaees are nearly all covered with lace and have =
lace border. The handles are objects OF arr th.v
are richly sculptured and generally incrusted with
precious stones" - s91Cl--FIl : -.
"Parssols nearly ell covered with lace p, Il
Is no wonder the money market 10 tight.
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DOINGS IN CONGRESS.

SENArE.-Yesterday, after we went to press,
debate took place on the resolution passed by
the House of Representatives, for the adjourn
ment of the two Houses on Monday, the Nth
Of August.
Mr.. Gwin moved to strike out that day. and
to insert from Monday. July 18th, until Mon
day, October 10th, which was ultimately agreed
to.
A resolution moved by Mr.. Houston, for
changing tho hour Of meeting from IL M, to
ii m was lost-yeas TO- nays rs.
The Senate then went into execu i've session
and after some time spent therein, adjourned
In THE HOUSE,, yssterday, after We went to
press, Mr.. Singleton addressed the Committee
Of the Whole on the state of the Union, in
favor Of the acquisition Of Cuba. Mr.. Latham
next delivered apro.c Cuban speech, and against
6llibustsriug,
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The fnteiifeencey endorses heartily the fol-
lowing letter from retired Virginia gentle
man, upon the Nebrasks question;
BUCKINGHAM CoUNrY, Va, June l0, 1894.
GENTLEMEN. You will receive herewith
NV subscription TO the Intelligencer for the
last year. Permit me to add that fully ap-
prove your course in relation to the bill for the
organ ration of governments for Nebraska,
&c As Southern man / should rejoice at
the repeal of the Missouri compromise had the
action of COngaess grown out Of a change Of
sentiment in the free States. l should value
i; more as an evidence of a sounder state of
sentiment in that section than as any substan-
tial good to be gained by permitting slavery
to exist where il was for hidden. / see nothing
In this measure which promises security 10 the
South. The body which has repealed this act
NAV again revive 1t, probably with increased
exci-eruent; il is q new handle furnished the
sbolitonists; their cry will be repeal the repeal
ing ae'; and thus We shall have game Of po-
Ii i;al shuItlecock in which the best interests
of both sections will be sacrificed. We have
had up to this time steadfsst friends in the
North, who have perilled their popularity in
defence2 To take the ground of Shareholders,
TO think like slaveholders, and to act like them
We ask them to take ground which they can
net hold at home, and predict that We shall
iose these allies OF ours, mostly Democrats, J
and have their places supplied with rank
Rbolitio nists.
This is the first occasion on which the " higs,
ns a party, have permitted the Democracy to
dose them without even q grunt. THANK God
that there few noble spirits yet left.
Among them number John Bell, of Tennes-
ses'
The Union copies the following from the
New York Times, and regards it as an authori-
tative announcement that hereafter the North
ern Wing party are surely 20 stand On the Alb
clifton platform
At the proper time a Wing National Con
vention will probably BE called sad he'd /,
may be that the Southern Wings will refuse
to join il the cell, unless preliminary pledges
satisfactory to them, shall be given on the sub.
ject of slavery, and it is still more likely tina,
they will exact at least silence on the subject
in the platform of the National Convention
We presume, however. that the majority viii
have learned from past experience the futility
of securing their alliance on such terms; and
th1f IRE rssoiutiOas adopted IcrH em5ody the
only principfSs arh,eh gee the party any de.
gree Of VITALITY AND STRENGTH"
The Sentinel reviews a recent address o.
Senator Atchison to the people of Missouri
and eulOgizes that gentleman in very Mgi
terms.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

The New York papers are filled with the
details Of the news by the Arabia In this
afternoons issue, We give the most interesting
items Of news and gossip which have come to
hand
WHO'S the Washington telegraphic cores
pendent Of the associated press ~ His ru-
mors, reports, and statements are excellent
specimens of ''ligh reading for warm weather.
His last dispatch has it that the House will
cencur in the Senate's amendment for three
months recess This is INDEPENDENTLY to
the members.
The Philadelphia papers arc principally
taken up with the Inauguration of the new
mayor. .-s-. ......
The cholera appears to be lurking not only
about, but absolutely an, most Of our principal
cities. Cases have occurred in New York,
Boston, Nashville, st. Louis, Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Charleston. No part of the coun-
try seems to be exempt. At this season of the
year, people cannot be too careful in their
diet
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s,1srRIA.-The reliable London correspond
ont If the New York Commercial furnishes
the following information in regard to the state
Of things at silistria. The elegraphic ae'
counts which We have thus far received OF
operations in that quarter have been Of the
most ridiculously vague and contradictory
character:
The principal announcement OF the pas'
few days has been with regard to the fortress
OF S'ilstrla. In consequence of the previous
adyices from Vienna and elsewhere. a general
impression had gained ground that this place
had fallen. or that at all events it's resistance
could net be prolonged beyond day or two
further. It now appears, however, that il has
not only not fallen. but that in four cor secu-
tive attacks the Russians have been severely
-epulsed. These accounts have been nub.
| lished by the French Government, and are
| said to reach to the 18th Of May, up to which
dae even the word capitulation had not been
breathed.
| Through the same cham ell an expectation
was expressed that Omar Pasha was about 70
advance from his head quarters at Shumla TO
relieve the garrison; while according to other
impressions he would be likely to lie, Silistris
be abandoned when resistance cauld no longer
| be prolonged. and to wait with the divisions Of
| the allied ar mics which will soon have reach
ed him, tQnlefend the more important line O
the Balkans Such plan it il urged would
give him the advantage of position slmos
naturally impregnable, while it would draw
| the Russians to more certain destruction in th'
| interior of the country. Looking, however, a
the heroic nature OF the resistance being made
at Silistria, it can hardly be doubted that il
fall would be followed by the massacre Of tb'
garrison and there is little reason to suppos
that Omar Pasha would leave them to tina
fate Their number is variouslv stated, but i
is possibly about 10 900. The investing ars.
Of the Russians is alleged now to amount II
about 80, 900 -
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THE WAY THEY Do THIses III PARIs-A
Paris letter writer thus shows up an a, liable
weakness of the Parisians:
The mania for suicide is reaching poin,
tnst Is positively alarming In this city. Da,
before yestesday, there were no less tna 4 five
cases A Prussian officer blew out his / aims
during the performance Of the Prophet, g. th,
Grand Opera. A disappointment in love leaf
ness and approaching blindness were h rea-
SONS. A woman, 81 years old, plunged tnie,
into her heart because she had waited lonf
enough for a natural death, and she coulo
wait no longer. A servant sufocated b 9 sell,
because she was born to command and not I
obey. Two girls threw themselves into tn,
Seine, because their mother had fort dder
them to put on their ns,c gowns before .>ua,.
dag. These young women were both rec Led
anu were restored to their parents g. Or {,
severe reprimand from the commissary OF DO
lice"
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GRAND EXCURSION

NF NON Hh fRiBE No. Z, IMPROVED OR.
" DER or RED MEN.
ihr above TRIBE respectfully arnounce 10 Their
Brethren of the 0rdec and the public generally fhrE
they have chartered the very safe and oopimodious
Steamer P0~ BATAN, i,r their first grand excur-
81 n down the Potomac river on WEDNESDAY, the
fist Of June, 1854. The Committee will guarantee
TO all who may honor them with their preeence, an
agreeable time.
The Boat will stop ct Fort Washington quite long
enough TO allow the company time TO view the For
tn ation's &c.
Tie best Cotil,on Music IL engaged
Supper and Reir'sbments will be served up by an
exp-rienc- caterer.
Tickets ONE BOIL AR-sdmitfing q gentleman
ar ladies'; which be had at the usual plscps N
the boat, or & ON the Committee
The ~ will leave Georgetown at O'Clock D. m
W~shn non At 2; Navy Yard st 8; sod Alexandra
At oc ock. returning al season sb'e hour, stop
ping az the Navy Yard.
CJmmitse cf Ayrens sne1ats -Wash'n 9. Wright
Vim. ). smith. L-v ssrs.bureer. j. lo-iet
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IMPERIAL Goss1p.-The Paris corre .no,

IMPERIAL GossIp.-The Paris oorre pom
dent of the New York Commercial give tie
following bit of imperial gossip:
1.-The friends of the Emperor, and especiall,
those who are desrous that he establis i tho
Napoleon dynasty, are just now encouraged
TO hope that the birth of an heir is an even,
That may possibly be expected. Her Majesty
IS said to be in an interesting position. Still
her general health is far from go.d, and hei
appearance is that Of a woman Of weak ma
turI constitution, gradually sinking unde,
the effects of the wear and tear of tn g lire sb,
leads. Certain very nice observers affect 10
discover, in late imperial decree, placing
the infant day schools under the patron "a O.,
the Empress, "as proof of peculiar affection. )
an argument in favor of the ramored situatior
Of her Majesty. If that is the only argun emf
il amounts to little or nothing"
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Privateer Penstoners'

Pension OFFICE, june
CONGRESS having, by the sce approve.
~ 1854 made an appropriation FOR -
'eusions of iOvalids (wbo were wounded on
priva te med vesses during the iaE
Great Britain } TO the thirtieth Of the pr sep
inclusive. parties interested are h'rg
that the following evidence of their teing ~
The benefits OF the Law will be required va a.,
/. Swo n deCl ration or memorial a.
the vessel TO which the pensiouer beienesI 40
Ut sat on; when AMI In Whist nanDeI
monthly rate ofpension, and the date 70
pad. ,a
2 Evidence Of identity. either by ano a,.,.
credible witnesses, or ceitifcste OF h!0'-
peace. .,..,s
The above evidence 10 be suthenu"
certificate under seal Of The proper one -
the official charsct.r of the justice Of tn ~
70 be forwa ded. together with the oris'
certificate, to this ONCE. u,Ipn,
g. ,o-.oom Cnrmissionsr Of ~.
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OFFICIAL.

Franklin Pierce, President Of the Unded States Of
.7rne1icG, to oil phom u may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO NE
that CLAMoR F. HAGEpoRN has been appointed
consul of Brunswick and Lunenburg, for the States
of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware TO re
side at Philadelphia, do hereby recognise him "a
such, and declare him free 10 exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers, and privileges al
lowed to the vice consuls of the most favored
lions in the United States. Es- KY
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made paen and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
the 10Th day of lure, A. ID. 1854, and OF
r.. 8. the Independence OF the Cnit.d States oil
America the seventy eighth. ---t-
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
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LARGE FUNEEAL.-The funeral of O de
ceased oolored man named Joseph Abrams.
which took place in Richmond, Va, few
days since, is said to have been the largest
ever seen in that city. At the African Church,
where the services were performed, eight
thousand persons were present. snd train OF
over fifty carriages followed the corpse to the
grave Horace Greeley will please COPY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

n The Homeopathic dose administered by
rs 10 the Baltimore Times and Ledeer, seem,
70 have had the effect Of powerful allapathic
sathsrtic. smiles most CHASTITY smile -
and 800 more ssors than are dreamed Of
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GRAND PIC MIC

" A N A l. Us Il N Az L. A ~ IL.
1 bE yIGILANT FIhE COMPANY Of GeoIge
L town. respectfully announce 70 Their friends
that :hes viii give grand PIC Moon TUESDAY,
june 20 h. s54
The Company having obtained the exclusive priv
hege from the proprietors, the ion and the en-
re Island for the occa ioo, snd there Will slso BE-
erec ed on the beautiful lawn around the mar sop
staging Ynt seats FIR the acnommods, Of oil their
friends who may honor them with their presnce:
and the company pledge themselves that nothing
shall BE- left undooe OF their part to make this
of the most agreeable Of the s-sson.
inner ~ill be serve. for p cents each.
Refr, shmsn's at city prices.
The best Cotillon Music IL engaged.
Large snd convenient Boats engaged and VIII
leave M.rk.t s,r ct y hart a. o'clock q m and
will continue 70 nltrnbtely TO and f1 m the
Is am throughout ~ day
F.remeu will please appear In uniform.
Tickets ONE DoLLAR-adm,tting ssgentlem an
and ladies.
Tickets he procured at any Of the Drug Stores,
or Of any of the C. mmittse.
CDmnsittee Of Arrangements:
Eiwa-d s. Wight, Wm J, mes,
g.. II Rodier, John Reynolds,
John hsckelford, John MsbegAA,
Samuel Pearson james D~pn son,
O W Ofutt, jos w MsrL
;eQ
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THE
WEST POINT HOTEL.

ON the United States Grounds ct West Point Is
~ now open for the reception Of guests. new
Dock has been built by the Government. affording
9 convenient landing for the steamboats,.
steam Ferries pl,ing between Cold Spring ano
West Point, aud also between 6arrison's Depot ana
west Psint, have hem established q meet every
road.
, The fast and eleg mt Steamboat Aida leaves N
fofk daily at O'Clock p. m At the fo,t OF Robin
son street. landing h.r passengers at the Point IN
and returns TO the city at 3 o'clock =. m
inner steamboat communications will b frequent
dufipg the day.
The Hotel has been freshly painted and renova
ted for the and the subscriber will b happy
to aoooumodats his friends and the pubic.
10 l6-tf p X. ROE.
A LOT Of OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE Al
"A 1AS Quick may At
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SHAKsPEkIAs READIsGs.-Miss White who
comes to Us warmly endOr sed by the apprscia.
tive press Of Richmond, gives her frat rs.s;n..
before a Washington audience this sysn,no p
We be~peak for her the well known fosts,,,,
kildnsss and Ibsrality Of our citizens.
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WORTH HAvIsG.-Daniel Miles, of Chester
county, Pa, has cow as is cow Her yield
Of milk is As quarts per day-or Is pounds Of
marketable butter a week. Some of her rela.
tons ought to travel this way.
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BRICKS, BRICKS! BRlChS
0suE .ubseribe basirg emit red siit sssorI
the brick burning bu,iness, YOU g.. "a N
friends that they have con family On n' ID
Titles to suit purchasers, BIicks Of w n
quality, and at the lowest market pn q dvS
in want Of q good article, would DO vel !,
call before purchasing. prHKAl
ke-dlvs
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An AGED ENTHUSIASTICALLY, in Lon.
don, female eyed seventy-ssvsn was sent to
prison for four months, for contracting debt
without reasonable expectation of paying It.
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ANOTHER VIcrIN.-Msss Julia Pelby has
left the stage-to play the part Of the The
Wife" for Mr.. James G. Pearson, Of San Fran
cisco
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

~ At jackson, Miss, on the 1st instant
'ney had ripe pears and apples oondderably
IN advance Of New OrlsanA
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

HNHE prop ietor of Locust Hill Farm Dairy BE-
L added tn his stock Of Cows, and is nov prrps'e-
TO increase thu de livery Of tn most Necessary Utl
Gle to fami les throughout tie city. Thsir wagon
are now running each twics y dsy-one ron q.
street to Cspioi Hill, &c; one rom It'll to lib SO
and the Island; and one from 18th street 70 Ge0re
tiwn
Families wishing to be supplied will do stI 4
applying a few days In advance, tn the divers :
the Was on. or address Locust Hill Dairy bnug
the Post Office.
THIS air, is two miles from the Post onn
the : n street road and thos- who ieel sn lrtrs
N an article uecesssry n eelth, comioil 81
even lux Iry Of life, are invited to call and ,e
management. ie 2-n
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~ BONNIE rs, BONNETS,
Three hundred BONNETS,
OF all siZes and qualities, selling IF
at cost, at W kGAN 4 son, w
No 8, shady ride Pa. avenue, near eth St.
DAuUERREorYPEs FOR THE PEOPLE

i IhnNESSES may DCw be Obtained at the s,e
IL nopolitsn Gail. ~ at much reduced prizes from
the same style made at other Galleries.
This establishment viii be re-opened this dsy
having been entirely rtftted, now 20 s,sses ever,
facility fr producing licensees Of superior quality
including ebony, tortoise, jenny lind, Portemon
naes, &c.
Remember Metropolitan Gallery, betwe a. ard
9th ktre.ts. /. ih-lEs
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W. g. COOPER, l0S Nassau street, lin the
basement) New York, can furnish persons
Who desire the Star with copies early every
morning after its issue
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~ FESTIVAL for the Ben. 1t Of
~ Trinity Church, Georgeto.. n,
d. C.-1he La lies of Trinity Chur b. Georgetown
propose holding Festival in Forrest Hall. for tn.
hen. fl of iheir Church, commenting ON MONDAY.
The 18th instant, and TO continue throughout th.
week.
The public ganeraly are invited to patronise them
Many useful and fancy articles, some very rare and
b ,ut,fui. wi b. disposed Of.
= Rsfrsshmens of the best quality and at moderate
prices. can be procured every evening.
IL l4-4.a
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Several AmaIeur Perfsg mers have
1olup red tn -ervices Tor the benefit Of the fair
md there will be some YER, nne music plan \
harp; besides del ghttul vocal muAic fii'S kEEN-
iNG-eomp of the pfe 's apHs de= Sylpbes -
Solo (hsrp) Godif IL, "Res Polk .s" two hsrps and
Pianos, Luter Duo (vocaD from Lucia di hammer
m or, Bellies OF Bo.ton, by Jaell, solo piano.
There wi be another concer. to morIoS evening
ie u 2fA
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rS Those wishing the Star in the city Of
Philadelphia can be supplied by VIZ. FLEA-
MING, No 76 south Third street, or at the stand
near the Ledger office.
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ANUS r MENTS.
LAST CONCERT OF THE
WELLS CHILDREN.

FIR tae Ben.ft OF Pryessor J. III. Haota
MIR HEwIrr reeoe-tfuly announces TO his
wi irieods Of Washi gton that ih. last CONCERT
., nus truly astonishing pupils, the WELLS Chill
. Rem, will take place
tbs (1hursdsy) EVENING,
At Cd d Fell0ws' III All.
on which aston iheJ hsve tendere their services
tr his e,ptoia b-DeG
TIA. PA "a ANNE Is rich and varied.
Mr.. q rORGE NJ. HILL, Q promiting vocalist, viii
,lso assist.
Tirkets q e.nts-to he hsd At the door.
~ Concert TO c,mmeDce at So o'clock.
l.. .b-lt
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LIME-LIME LIME.

EoR SALE-A very lsrge and handsome hay
Il HORSE, believed to be ten years old. B. MY
b, seen at tt stable Of Mr.. jas r. Essex in G-ose
town. He will prove very valuable TO any one Who
may want q horse Tor va led purpS ses. He Hrks
pleasantly under the SO Idle, drives well snd stly
to q buggy or carriage, and has size ant strenith
IN ugh for drsy or wagon. He is perfectly ssrde
and safe AMI believed to be entirely sound. Sid
becsuse the owner has n9furiher use for him
lie lS-3t- (rotAlt
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By the President: .-.,
WI. MARCY, Secreta nv of State.

- Re tgtous n Otic The Rev Or.
TfND'LE will preach in TIE new Baptist Church. on
18th street, above q, at Orlock this evening. sub
ct: The importan e Of true Rsvivals CT Religion
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" Warrington Highland.rs, A..

~ Warrington Highland.rs, Al.
81 & tenatOn.- all members of the Company al
III IN requested u met at the srIl.orv Of the Wash
IL ipgt Light inftpt on SATURDAY EVE.
MAG. the 18th inst, at ~ O'Clock.
1t is hoped that all members having an interes'
IN he Company vill be Ir. sent, business Of i'm
portsn e will he laid before thsm
Persons having desire TO j in win have an cp
portunity OF eeeing The uniform en- that evening.
BY order: w. FoRSY TIL, Secr etary.
l.-fE