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The Fever at Savannah.

Ihe Savannah Georgian, of the 18th inst
says:
10 the long list already on record of faith.
IuI Pnynclans, who have fallen in the dis
ons.ge OF tnelr duties to the sick since the
.Piaemlc MADE lis appear ance, We have to add
ano'ner worthy name. Widman. Wells Har
~, Ellis Hartrdge, Schley, Gordon, BrantIv.
nine NOBLE spirits, have been Joined
by tenth, DR.. P. ". Cullen ''.Ao"
1es1erdsys temperature would have done
10 oiscieoit TO august. If, in less than week
ao NOT nave 10 record a bill of mortality
o.ouipg double or treble the number re-.
poI'eo ABOVE, there will be reason for reioi,-
;ns' pop'aea yesterdays damp, foggy morn.
.D6, anu subsequent heat, shall be Z. few times
Yellow fever is still here and -. ,
', nel alsniy favorable to its spread among
strangers are warned to stay away from sa-
vannah in the following terms:
we hope that We shall not be cbarusd u;,b
.nnospitaiity, If We say that the presence If
,uSse persons at this early day is by no means
Iieome; They will only serve to Der oetuate
a;s .erhoie malady, whose almost Immediate
IPpesiance was a few days since confident.
eApected Utter strangers To our climate
~' ,a,nisn fresh and full repast for the 1ss
s... nAu 9oped) now well nigh famished dis.
we should, perhaps, add, mon b,o, mad;
col autnorlty, that the cases of valio. 49,
now occurring, especially among non'rs.;S 49,.
r ,"ums, are rked by degree of ms,;n
u.ncy not hitherto known in the nro,-.aa
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PIE RSONAL

80. Joshua Fletcher Of the Philadelphia
Sun, and Alexander Cummings of the Phila.
deiphia Bulletin, were candidates for the Leg
islature at the late election in Pennsylvania:
but were defeated The defeat Of Cummings
appears to render peculiar satisfaction to ahis
brethren of the press"
80. The Philadelphia News says Jones,
Know Nothing Wing, is elected from the 5th
Congressional District Of Pennsylvania, and
not Cadawailader, Democrat The official
count must decide the result. y :, 7s7
-. Tho Philadelphia Sun endeavors to
prove the great Washington IN abolitionist
Col. Wallace has long since proved, to his own
satisfaction, that he was Know Nothing.
80. Rev. DR.. Ives, the late Protestant
Bishop of North Carolina, who was recently
converte to Catholicism, has return cd t. ON
Europe, and is stopping with his brother. in
law, Rev. DR.. Hobart New York.
-. The Rev. Pencil Coombe the preacher
politician of Philadelphia, breaches in the
Exeter street N. E. Church, Baltimore, to.
morrow. -.-.. .... ....
....A merchant in New York, named Bonco.
has been bound over in New York in the sum
OF S20,O 600, to answer the charge of fitting out
SLAYER for the coast of Africa.
Mr.. j. B. Monnot, the we'll known pro
prietor of the New York Hotel, was married
on Friday last, at Clason Point, Westchester
county, TO Louise Emelie Ponsot.
-. 1t is political siga, worth noting per-
haps, that the Crusader, Father Gavazli's
paper,) hoists the Know. Nothing nomination
of Daniel Ullmann, for Governor The editor
calls it the American Protestant Ticket, and
calls upon all Professionals to vote for it.
80. Thos. Hogg, the we'll known New York
florist, is dead. - ~.
go. The New York Express of yesterday
says:
yesterday afternoon, female, who. for
months past has been attending the theatres,
dining at first class hotels, and circulating
generally through the city, under the garb Of
gentleman OF wealth, and fashion, assuming
ainerent names as occasion required, was ar
rested as vagrant on the complaint of officer
Dowling of the Lower Police Court-she hay-
ing no home or visible means of support, but
constantly wandering about the city in the
company of men. She gave the name Of Annie
Linden, under which she was taken before
Justice Welsh. and sent to the peni,entiary
tor oo days She was born in New Orleans,
ana is not yet IL years Of age''
Pennsylvania ELECTION maiorities
for Governor in Al counties foot up as follows:
Pollock, Wing and Know. Nothing. .35, 400
oisief' Demoorat.. .....'......... 8,l00
Pollock's majority. .27, 800
which is q gain of 81 III over tbe lost co,,
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This Journal improves with the issue of each
number. To-dsy's issue is hard to excel. Il
is not only a complete history of Washington
for the past week, detailing ali our local and
governmental affairs worth knowing, but it i,
also aeomplete index of the deings in all part.
of our widely extended country as we'll as the
affairs Of the old world. In addition 70 T..
character as nonpareil newspaper, the
Weekly Star always contains choice selections
Of tales, poetry and anecdotes, making the
paper interesting and entertaining to all classes
Of readers. b.. sci. =. -..... ~ +.
The price Of this paper is only 81 % year,
snrarsa6iy az Advance. =, ......
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- TO TIRE LADIES OF THE
NORTHERN LIBERTIES,

MRS. q. II GATES having taken Store
WI No 366 east sids Of Seventh street or Nm
one door north of STREET 70 the purpose al $Ae6s
carrying on the MILLINERY and IA NCY[6&
Business In all its differ snt branches would respect.
fully call the attention Of the ladies to Ter Lrse
and elegant stick Of goods ju.t purchsesi In the
MOTH IN Market, consisting In psrt Of
hscn velvet, silk, lace straw and ether Bounets OF
the newest and latest STYLES Bonnet Ribbons,
Flowers Feathers, nesddre ses and Trinm ngs OF
every variety and sh ,ds. Ice aid wcrkei O1ilsrs
ana Siesves, and oil Trimmings usually 10 be Sound
In Millinery and Fancy sio,e
mrs q viii especially pay sttentioa 70 al orders
gwen, and will make use OF every effort TO plea
thoss Inst may give her q call cot lS-Sss
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. Lieht.house Ksepers Appcinted.-William

Lighthouse Keepers Appcinted.-William
Woodward has been appointed keeper of the
light house at 0ampbell's Island, (Cape Fear
river) N. c., at $3.50 per annum; and Charles
Drake has been appointed keeper of the
light house at Green Island, Nake Erie,
Ohio, st $500 per annum.
A new Peruvian Consul for the District Of
Columbia.-The President has Acknowledged
Aaron Il. Palmer, Esq, of this city, as Peru.
Wan Consul for the District of Columbia
The Current Operations of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-0n yesterday, the Il 9th Of oct,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption of stock. "a 473 20
For paying other Treasury debts 61iO OF
OF me Cus'ons- .',,.' ,-....... 81, 467 30
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs .'............ 1852 "a
For the War Department. 800, 26SI5 40
For tho Navy Department ....... 1891 81
For re paying in the Navy Depart - :.
partment. .:.................. 57,1s4 43
sos 'as Antef1or oeparsnent..-.. 6s572 .4s
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NATIVITY or Mr.. ULLMAN, TIE KNOW Morn.
ne CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW YoRK.
The New York Mirror says there appears to
be much discussion As to Daniel Urlman's ma
tivity. Tho New York Tribune says tits al.
legged that q < = Sc s
- Mr. Unmann: was horn. IN Calcutss, ths
hts parentsTwere German Jews, and that ht
qrst came to Jefferson county, in this State
abouttse year 1910 As to the truth of these
allegations we know nothing; but we remem
Der, that when Mr.. Ullman was a candidate
for Attorney General, on the Wing ticket, In
1850, his friends we're very careful to have hi
name spelt with q double ct the end. and K
state at the same time in the journals that thil
mode Of spelling came from the German origin
of the candidate" g-r.,
The Courier and Inquirer syss.a .af
"Mr Ullman is American sy several de-
scents, and was born at Wilmington, Delawsre
where his family is much respected. Hi.
father advanced considerable sums Of money
to the Colonies during the revolutionary war
Mr. Ullmann was educated at Yale College. y
The Albany Evening Journal says: $50
The Know Nothing candidate for Cover
nor (Uilmann) has written letter to " Dear
Brother" in this city, saying that he was born
conclusive, and yet it conflicts with Mr. Ull
MAINS authority on former occasions. Wher
student at Yale College he wrote in albums
Daniel Ullmann, Calcutta, India; and wher
boy at school at Ldwville, Lewis county, he
pasted as of foreign birth. So that, like the
order which he represents, the question of his
birth is mysti6ed."
The Knickerbocker remarks:
G Mr.. TJllman ia mt O Qarmop tarv h,t ~
Aslastic Jew. He comes from German par
ents, however, and has seen the day when he
did not know enough of the English Language
to translate sbrot, into bread IN
As some of our Know Nothing friends may
doubt the statement which we have made
above. we hereby offer to bet one hundred
dollars to seventy five that We can prove what
we say, viz: that Daniel Ullman is no. q ma
tive Of the United States, and what is more
never was Who takes the bet2 Where are
Hasbrouck and Olmstead 90 Is tf&' =, ser..l
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MAKING MACHINERY FOR ENGLAND. The
Massachusetts, Army Company, at Chicopee
Mass, are now constructing for the British
Government complete set of machinery for
doing gun The machines are modelled
from those at the arsenal Ia Springfield This
is probably the first machinery, with the ex.
ception of few models of looms, DC ), made
in this country for England, and certainly the
first ever made for the English Government.
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SPIRIT OF THE hoRKIse PRES,

The Union inquiries into the cause Of the
defeat OF the Democracy in the late elections.
Inc editor says it is owing to abolitionism
Wnis'sm' and know nottingham, aided by
clsahected Democrats. Right, there, old True
fenny. He demonstrates that no man can
properly claim to be Democr at who is a Know
Nothing. He also holds up fidelity to the
democratic organization as prime dury
ahere was one element of Democratic weak
ness in the late elections which the editor fails
to peroeiye-that is, bad nominations of Demo.
cratic grog- shop-caucus packed conventions
who put up the tools Of g.shop loafers, and
otners more or less like them, for Congress in
some cases, and thus force some reputa bic people
20 ny OF the handle' on election dav. This
was the in the district now represented bv
AR. Witte, of Pennsylvania, the man, Pbillin.,
named az his successor, being very imprope,
person TO be sent to Congress, VIC hear We
nl&nt name half dozen such cases. The
truth is, the convention system in the Demo-
cratic party, as practiced, is very often made
20 serve only the purposes of the worst DOT
ton OF the community. While the editor o,
the Union is preaching in favor of the marty
organization, he would be doing good by boldly
esasunng Its use by sinister men for siniste,
purposes At times, to which much of tho cur-
rent disaffectiOn to that organisation among
thorough Democrats in principle is Justly
coargeable The organ further congratulates
tho Democracy on the fact, that in the late
election in Pennsylyania, Reah Frazer and
David Wilmot went cloan over to the other
party, which, in itself, is really full compen-
sation for all the Democracy lost in their rout
there.
Tho 1ntelligencer devetes six columns to s
review Of the doctrine of General jackson.
that ne was to interpret the Constitution as he
understood 1t, Tot as the Supreme Court might
declare it to boon which Mr.. Senator Sum.
nor planted himself in justfying his senate.
nal tergiversstions
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~ Lectures on the Art OF War
The first course Of lectures on the above b.
ject will be delivered in Copp's Drill ROOM Louis
aua avenue en- MONDAY EVENING, October Ieth
by Capt Oliver Byrne, military, m chapical, a q
civil Engineer Tor Of the Dictionary of MACHINE
Mechanics, kenginewotk and Engineering, Poca q,
companion TO- Machinists Mechanics and Eng;
neera, and nu M rous other works, =
Ii * is rs cents-Day be had st I he National Res
eauranf. Pennsy'vsnia aveDve. Mr.. Thomas Bake, ;,
Franklin Hotel, at the 9Th and ID sts aud vi
the door OIL the night OF the lecture
oct r.
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MANUFACTURING OF. JEWEIRY

hA'E now completed my arrangement. for n q
l. noiacturing Of ALL kinds of n. 10 d Jew.lr,
~ ,he "esi "ofmsnliks msnuer. iDiamonds re set.
=, ah ovo description Of New Work m abe 70 ordvr
oth Sts-' sign Of the Large spread E.g e. ''
~ sd H. o. BOD.
y. H'.Tpatticuias attest ton paid 10 tn. rsrairinx
" "s's"os. OF Il
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&lM AEWARD.-Ranaway on the 10th
~ OF Septsmb Der, . NEGRO BOZ IL YEAR
a. OF PIPER color, large hsad. Thick iips, sma,l
dmps or dent on sns of hi cheeks. On bis la,
ann there Is large lump on his elbow. He l. about
ioes OF inches high Fifty dollars will be psjd
II taken out Of the District and lodged In isii =,
Island ANnPrw ~ .pT, sIcPs
oct 7-ee6ta -,
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GRAND MILITARY BALL

I'HE Execuuv- Com Il ttee Of Pces d ,nt's Y.unt
ed Guard take eat plsssur. IN anuouncins
90 tnei: numerous friends the mtltsry I'D citizens
gen -rally that they will hev. he honor II Uixir.
heir second Grand Ball on q URsDsY FvESISa
November I'd, gt odd f-l,ows'.4i rhsn tb.y
pledge themseivss thst nothing shsi Re LEFT undon.
q axe 1t "the Bal OF ibe SECS The arrange
men - are oonplot in every psrticular
1he sufpsr and Rafreshmen will be furnished
b; an experienced cat rer
ProsYeris cele ,ra1ed Military and Cot I'm Band
are engaged to drliSht tn ose 40 "Trip i, on the
light fantastic toe -
The Bali viii be openel nv Grand Promenade
.tS O'CLOCK. the nd performing the T-r.sid anti
Mountet Guirt Quick p com osed and srraps,d
oy PT'f Prosperi, ernrsssy fer tie G npauy, and
defeated 70 Capt Jeseph Peck
Ifcs cts S-admifisg gentleman ard iedi.s-
may b, procured firm Cart in Peek or sny nembaY
OF the Executive Committee. 80 -
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y The Governor of Maiae has appointed
Thursday, the 3oth Of November, as day OF
Thanksgiving. TIT EiHEnD
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FAMILY CARRIAGE nORSES.-A pa;r of w.,,
l. nrosen carriage Horses will be sold low a.
II Immediate application is made. These I4H
norses are young and handsome, and are styish aud
,ast movers They may be seen at the teble OF tn
late Russian Minister, In Georgetown, DO.
oct 4-3t*
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A CARD.

II 4 j. JOHNsON suoossso, NJ n n o..
i bell, will, In . few days, pot Schooner HAM;
ton AMI Others, da ly expected be in r,eetnt NJ HI,
Fa.i suDpiy Of FURNITURE snd other HoMS VI.
a, ISrxNG Ah1ICLEH, to whtch tho attention O,
the public Is resi- s,rfully fnvit d T. ''''A VI
- T.-8 j. JOHNSON.
south side Pa avenue. near 9th s,rset
U. 'o-9est Hnt Union)
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~Washington BUILDING A.,ocI.

~Washtngton Building Associs
ton "A citing at the 8, ock holders of the sbovs
association will he he'd at the Pocrth Dist riot School
House, (Ieland Con MONDAY evening, the 18th O.
October, inst hen eome Important amendment.
to the constitution will be proposed tn. object O.
which Is to facilitate the progress Of said association
and bring 1t to more speedy termination. il /,
hoped that every st0ckhoDder vi be present
By order Of the Eoard of Director:
Get l3-3t q AlHFoRn s.~r.+.--
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SOUTH CAHoLIsA.-The election in this State
'ook place on the 10Th inst. VIM. Aiken, Dem.
was re elected to Congress in tho Charleston
t'suiot' without much opposition. Five Dem.
oofa's are doubtless elected in the other dis.
tncts as usual, but We have no particulars
John L. Preston is elected to the State Senate
In columbia district, and NJ. C. Mordecai in
tho Charleston district.
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4e, @ KID WELLS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BEECH DROP.
Or Cancer Root.
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN
GER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT.
WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHL-
IT'S, DROPSY, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM THE IMpURTTY
OF T8E BLOOD
Prepared by j. L. kfDWELL, Chemist Georce
tows, D. @. N'o-se
The estimate that Is ncv accorded this prsn.r,.
ton by The medical profession and by 9th. CON.
petent 70 Judge OF its merits, msy be seen in tba
facs that il has been pre- scribed by manv NJ on
no't eminent physicians In this country, and b as
attracted the attention of celebrated profession ~
the Edtnburg College, tcotland by whom !, he .
peep successfully used in q career Of An aggravated
character.
Tne proprietor has been forced to make more AZ.
ensvs arrangements to meet the rapidly Increasing
demand for BEECH DROP
VINcENNEs, INDIANA, oct. a 1854
j. L. hidWe!l-Dssr sir Some three month"; .oo
through tn agency OF Col smith Miller our ran,s
81 In congres had purchased OF you for
the use o. my father In Scotland one dozen Rottl.
Of Beech Drop or Cancer Preparation. have Let
Ter from my brother, stating that the physician Do
mres you 10 forward another dozen bottles He
LA enaer IT'S use the di eass is arrested ma,
~~~o sAIou oSery pnyelcian OF d s.
tlncson IN scotland and England, inciudine prot
eors Of kdinburg and Colleges vithour rsi;.1 III,
dieea was Of three years standing. beo.n ;r1 -
night cheek which IL partially consumed Re vs.
sufferer with constant psin, which has ent,r.iv
left him. nan e"uieiy
This oaee Sdil give yeur preparation a pem,. r;t,
IN itsin which no olhsr medicine hes r,rrc = ~
William Dick, Esq Ooliy dean, by Leslie scotia,d
IN care OF Messrs- Pen'oed, Clay Co., EDrupsist,
N York, who Wilt forward It.
- a'-' .er JAMES DICK.
Mr. Flint Us man Of great influence in his co,n,v
and will With pleasure communicate with sny or.
IN reference to his case r.. - = WV
cALLAwAY CouNfY. Missouri. .
Dear sir-with great pleasure ins,m aI ~ On,
pIeps; alton OF Beech Drop has aecompli. he'd for m.
what IN 'ught beyond the reach of hum an agenc,
sor the last twelve years Lave b. en- affect ii with
ocrcruia OF Caucsrous form. So exlen i've wa, ths
ulcers and 90 horrible nv appearance that INV cas-.
became notorious with all the Faculty 10 this sna
me ADJ Dining tountiss-in fact had obtsi .ed In
rest medical aid In cur state, without any sbste
ment O. the disease. Through friend I procured
halt dozen bottles of your Beech Drsp after usipr
30 Perfect was the cure that humid eds visited me
Ny defire If to benefit my fellow man with tba,
purpcs. beg all sfh ted with seroiulA In any for M
Enclosed you viii ind N 0, dar nom some s,,s,s.
f'r ths preparation Very truly, - "
For sale BY Druggists and DEALERS in Medicine. 4,
oct lo-d8a
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A LEX ANDERS TRINBApHE, Ok Marrow
n Bears GREASE, German Cologne and all KID
Of extracts at SHED1,S sOo Tier ..
oct 14-3t .. - A '''
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~ The Baltimore Sun of this morn,n. .,
p,'n'ea On straw paper, suoh as is used BY tb.
Philadelphia Ledger. WV
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NE" 'sRsEf'-The Wings have nominated
n' ,0''0"iog candidates for Congress: Isaiah
y. oia"'on in the First District, Gsore. R
oD0'ns IN the Second District, and JAIME,
6ehop In the Third District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-14

VA Az CLOTH, kmHy, siiks and Brsids Zephvr
w Worsteds, Sewing ak, Rusteps eoloref Sc b
ing cotton, BrissiPs Needles. ENGLISH pibs. Rut.on
&c, at sHEDD.s 6n9 IIth -
oct 14-St :. - 1850 AS" o.
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STAR,
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATURDAY AFTERNooN..... October IA

u Persons wanting the Evening Star in
Baltimore, can procure it early every after
noon at Henry Taylor's Newspsper Depot,
Sun Iron Buildings" .-
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INDIANA ELscTIos.-Mace, elected to Con-
gress from the eighth district, is no. regular
Democrat, but run as an independent anti
Nebraska Kno" Nothing candidate, against
DR.. James Davis, Democrat Col. Lam. was
not q candidate in the fourth district Judge
Holman was the Democratic nominee, and was
defeated by Crumback, anti-Nebraska. In
the eleventh, not the tenth district as ,snor,ed
oy telegraph, Petit, anti-Nebraska, defeated
SLACK, Democrat. Mr.. Harlan, the present
member, was not candidate. Schuyler Col
M and John Sherman, Wings. are also
elected. -Iit"
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sD- The Island Social Club respectful.
Z announce to their friends and the public that
their Second Grsnd Annual fau will take place an
the 9Th OF November, 1854, at Island BALL
Particulars In future ADVERT ement.
oct l3-eo3t
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VERMONT Sd EsIsLAruRE.-Both branches Of
the Legislature of Vermont assembled at Mont.
Pelier on Ihuredsy, and organized without
oeisy. The Senate elected a. Barrett, of Mid
diebury, Clerk, and Mr.. Chapman of Ludlow.
Assistant Clerk. Both are 'fusionists." In
inc House, g. W. Grandy, of vergennss, was
chosen speaker on the first ballot by the fol
lowing vote: Grandy, (whig) 14I; Bartlett
toemocrat) 90; Mclean, tfreesoiler,l %; scat.
tsring, T. James Slsde, of Middlebury, was
unanimously elected Clerk of the House r.
d. Hayden, Of Rutland, has been appointed to
inc once Of Secretary of Civil and Military
Affairs, BY the. new Governor, Hon. stsnben
Royce.
Inc dovernors message was delivered YES
terday.
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Tavern X Keepers, At,snsioM.-
- ire Keepers OF taverns sni restaurants r.
Washington requested to meet at Odd Fellow,
Hall on TUESDAY AFTERNOOA next, at o'clock
Every person n this ci'y sngs gid in the business Is
requested to attend, as matters of much impo lance
will engage their Garnet ate ton
oct l2-eo3t .e-1t....
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Warrington, Oct. 49,, 1854.
CIR: You are hereby invited to attend a meeting
- of the TavernK ers of this city, tn be he'd n,
Odd Fellows Hall, On TUESDAY EVENING, tile
18th instant, at ~ O'clock Yours, &C.
GEO nENDLEY,
JOSHUA GIBSON,
CHAS FLINT, Comm,ttee
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