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From this apparent amount Of ast sarsisss mast -
deducted the rents paid 10 The BERKSHIRE and ntsasd
asd ssoshbridss roads, (asoat "a oeo) some $4,000
pa n sdjustnsnt q claims against The company for
damages h past ysan, With On sqaal o. larger amount
Of expenditure ossasoasdby NJ frssAsts In August and
NOVEMBER last ASIDE frsn thia Ne purchase Of ssw
engines nd sars has bssn fond nsesssazy h order 10
carry - ~ businsn u ths road 10 advantage o.
tAss hne "ieok" for dvidsad sndsr sssh cir
sunslnnsss.
n annassd ssaAsns.s szAfSih sAs sss q divsdssd
dssaassd h sash stx nsaths q lssa y ths dssrsst
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Real Estate sale-House Of Refuge Property.
The block OF grsund with AL the buildings thereon.
bounded BY Twenty third and Twenty strss and
Frat avenue and whish situated the work
shops and buildings It the House Of Refuge was sold
yesterday ct the Merchants Exchange. for the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28

rSturub TOT In0 V0eG 0ndnG E0bfuAfy ID
With those for the week previous show an nersss ia ths
Line OF discounts Of 1881 end decrease in deposits
Of sssa o24 circulation, s lSo specie $500 eoI This
different from what ws antispstsd. The decrease In
specie so hand the result prossbly Of the demand for
Psynsuts into The suSTrsassry Ths difference in do
posss hes been caused Doubtless BY increased wants for
busnsss pzrposss, compelling rsdusdoa Of acsounts.
The variations in the Issue depatns.t ere Of little so,
qusses. They are limited, the aggregate not having
vArisd million Of dollars withia the past eight month";
Tbs sarnngs and expenditures Of The Housatoaie Rail
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More than one half Of the above aggregate was com.
posed Of brssdsus The shipments Of -four and 10
the Continsat ooatsus large and Aid materially In keep
Ing mp active trade with oontssatal ports Ths
balance Of exports 10 made up Of the usual variety Of
articles.
Stock Exshangs.
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Tor an hour. He asid he had been somewhat Of o
traveller himself. When In England he was careful
b be ffeesoiler. He had been enabled heretofore
to plead some excuse for American slavery for was
where none existed before, that plea could
nolopger be made. In the history Of the whole
world slavery never had been instilled by legslaon
and1 DOUGLASS bill passes he will have the credit Of
prodncing this new feature in slavery.
Hefnally closed his speech by f1attering Hartford,
IN representing the tremendous sensation she viii
create In Washington He then moved that the pro
eeediDe1 Of this meeting be forwarded to our delega
20. In Congress and to the President Of the United
The meeting then closed with unanimous vote
N favor Of the resolutions. A.
hANcAsTRr COUNTY, IA. ON raR NEBRASKA
QUHsfIoN.
q ssir mssss On the 2Sd int pssssd shs foiio1ia.
rseoluton In rsason to the Ksssas NsbrAska bill nex
lssslvsd rhs4 ths sxtsnasoa q the ssrrisriai Hms
& sAs Untsd States and the rapid a.d ssdy iasrsass
sss As fssrs x tHs advoossss Of mosarshisai govern.
fss q Sas ssiy tSas the dsnoeraiis psissipias %
49, ne pillars a oar insttatons were erected By the
na.9s q ne scnsdtsUoo, and the trss pra apIss Of
nsnAs, ard that " shs rsjoss vhss The Territories
= Nshsassa And Kaseas are orgAnissd aai the vast
as.s Sasrassd wishis tssir boundaries thrown opsa
sns a ~ rpsblss
rnoros1IzoN 70 UNITE rHH HARps AND sorrs m
RHNssRLADR COUNTY,
~ ire .pl Dsnoesaue Oeatzal Committee Of TROY.
- 1919 80 oc ~ 2Ssa i.ss, adspssd ~ sollov
k.i.sS, IA, b ~ spisao. q sA.s ss--ss,. ~
1870 = =: ssl,sssasss s:sso. ~ ~. vko
o.ue Pexty shouh nsits n nahing city ga ward
esks 1ss de apprsash1sg slsssa & assisips esers
vassssF sash ssiee 80 b nads spos terms ssssDtssk
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Total. 629, ess o2s sl4 o. 7s3 Gas
The condition Of the principal dspartmsnx Of the New
York city basks, at the close Of each week within the
last six msnths, compares - follows -
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SPIRIT OK raR noRgIsa PRFss

-" $40 E'unHl.S PEESs
Inc i"teff'gencer today Is loud in its
praises OF the capital scheme Of Mr.. Senate,
johnson, OF Arkansas, for the erection of three
United States Territories out of the three
most civilized nations of American Indians
the Cherokees, Choctaws and Creeks. which
has aimed at lsn,,h ~
the editor raorets +b.t Al
not move somewhat earlier in the matter "a
had be done so, it is his (the editor's) impres
sion that Ills bill might have superseded that
Ito him) bill of denominations, the Nebraska
Bill.
The Union entertains the impression thai
victories gained only by harmony Of ha-
treds alone, cannot profit the yictors for
an instant, even; and insists that the Demoe
racy must bury all their discussions if thev
would triumph at all in the future. The
Union declares, by the by, on the authority
OF the Boston Post, that many colored men in
New York voted the Know Nothing ticket. if
but by way of showing contempt for the abo
Iitionists.
The Sentinel argues strongly against the
system of emitting paper money on deposits Of
stock. which the editor regards as but an edi
torial evidence of Indebtedness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
&R.3I Al.

-. Rev. Newton Cowan, a young and
promising minister of the PreSby ter ian church
died at Abbsyville, South Carolina, a few
days ago.
... At the burial of Marshal de st. Ar
maud, TIE flags Of F-ance and Of England for
the frst -ime II history, covered the same
CONN, and Muss Gilman cannon sounded in
sign OF gIIes at the funeral Of Christian CEN
eral. D.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning
says:
Mr. Edwin Forrest the tragedian was the
knoW Nothing candidate for Congress in the
9TH district of New York He is. however.
among the defeated
A friend of Mr.. Forrest informs lis that Mr.
e was not candidate for Congress, and that
IL was voted tor, it was without his know edge
and consent.
VIM. NJ. Tweed is defeated in the 7th
ward, New York for alderman by Mr.. Foxby,
by majority of 23l 1t is said that Mr. I.
was the Know Nothing candidate. His oppo-
nent is Keformer
Hon. F. P. Stanton, of Tennessee, has
reached this city.
80. Hon. ThOs. II. Benton left Baltimore
yesterday morning, by the Baltimore and Ohio
rallroao, Tor Cincinnati, on his way to St
Louis. The Baltimore American understands
that the Colonel has consented to deliver an
address before the Maryland Institute on
tuesday evening, the 9TH OF December, upon
the subject of the Pacific railroad
-. Mary Hewitt is engaged in writing a
popular history Of America, intended to make
the reading class of English artizans better
acquainted with the history of the United
States than they have hitherto been.
go. Relying On a letter received in Balti-
more, we stated few days since that DR. Leo
nard, formerly Of Baltimore, had died of the
FEVER at New Orleans. We are pleased to
learn from the Ne" Orleans Picayune that the
Doctor is sill alive and we'll acting the mari
OF right hand man to the celebrated Dan Rice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
COAL! COAL! COAL

THE bs.rioers have on h md, and are now re.
ceiVing L. high, Schuylkiil, Rid Ash, giuk
aul bite III h COAL. Also, Pine G oye Bai,imor.
county and Gray Ash " yoming Valley) COAL:
All exc ent quail Y, aud suitable for Furnaces,
Gr>ies, Stoves, la fiators, ksnges, DC. Alec. Cum
2240 lbs. 10 the ton.
We have also O. hand go d stock Of Oak, Hick.
ory and fine WOOD Ali of which we cfY,r at cur.
reht rates. JOHN L GIVEN CO.
Corner Of Four e.nth and streets
N. B. We woull return our sincere tbanks m , ~
friends am the public for their very fatternc Dat.
ronage, and hope to merit a continuance IF The
same by fuini hing good article of fuel, attent
70 CUISINES lar Dealing, ana prOT ness in delivery
nov ll---o2ws I ~ o. a. ~.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE PARROWS ARE COMING

DARRoWS GREAT SOUTHERN BURLEsoUN
I OPERA, BAL LET and PAN10MIME TROUPE
will commence a series of their chaste and Draw.
ny-Room Establishments at the owe named beau.
tiful exhibition Hsll, MONDAY EVENING,
November 18th, and continue for one weet.
The company, as evfr. comprises talented per-
formers, each one bright star in his profession.
Mems. HERNANDEZ,
the u7ost accomplished Gui.srist in exstepcs, b
still connected with this company. he has been
Justly styled the wen Ter Of the world.
AIR. C. w. KENDALL,
Yankes comedian and comic singer, will appear esed
evening in his original GRAPE VINE TWIST.
g. W MOORE,
the talented negro COMEDIAN will also appear ooeo
evening
The company will Introduce their Great Burlesqus
on the
CHINESE !U3GLERs,
In which Mons. Hernandez actually impales g. W.
Moore q board with large ste knives. No other
company hss ever attemp'ed this startling piece Of
Performance except IL Chinese.
Mr.. DUN BOWERS
will appear as Bob Ridly every evening.
new Farce or Pantomime will be introduced
ever night.
For further particulars descriptive sheets.
Ofic rs are engaged to keep perfect order.
Admission Is cents.
Doors open at 81 o'clock-performsnoe COM
mence at71S, and concludes at u TO 10.
nov eff JOHN p. SMITH, Agent
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CtOS6 ~ me F0br-V1SLt OF FIremen-NeN
Volunteer Corps Railroad Festival -
POStpOnemsnt.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. IL, 1854.
The ladies' fair, which for the last ten days
has thronged Sarepta Hall with beauty and
fashion, was brought to close last night, by
an auction sale of the articles rem aiming on
hand. The fair has been handsomely patron
lied, and very handsome sum has been real.
lied for new engine house.
On the evening previous to its close, the
Northern Liberties Fire Company of Washing
ton visited IL in large numbers, and after
marching through our streets, escorted by the
Hydraulion, and regaling themselves at the
Marshall House under the auspices of the
President OF the Hydraulion, they returned
to the Fair, and spent some pleasant hours
amid Its scenes Of enjoyment. There were
speeches made, and the ladies came in for :
large share OF the many compliments that
were passed After giving three hearty cheers
1or the alexandria french, and partaking OF
an oyster supper at Carson's, the visiting fire.
men departed for their homes.
We learn that new volunteer corps, the
"Vlrginla Rifemen," has just been started in
our city, with every prospect of complete sue
cess The uniform Of the new corps, with a
sight OF which we have been favored, is black
frock coat, trimmed with blue cloth and geld,
single row OF gilt buttons in front; black
cloth pants, with blue stripe, conical helmet
surnounted with spear, deaths bead and
eagle on the front The new CORDS have our
most ardent wi.hes in their attempt to rouse
the slumbering military spirit of our city
The opening of the MANASSAS Gap Railroad
to Front Royal was celebrated in that place on
Tuesday last, by public dinner. Colonel r.
Turner, of Warren, presided, assisted by Dr.
II Dorsey, many ladies and large number of
invited CUES s, including many from Alexan-
dria were present. Toasts were drank, ad-
dresses made, and all passed off with the great
est enthusiasm.
for last night has been postponed until next
week. AMI
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Bad State Of things in Philadelphia.

The PhlIadelphia Sunday NefcNry says:
The salaries paid to officials in ten of the de
partments of the city govel nment amount only
to $607 1850. That is at about the rae OF 81 SO
for every man, woman and child, black and
white, in the present city, to pay per year to
have the public business transacted. This es
innate is exclusive Of the salaries Of teachers
OF the public schools, and several other de-
partments, the expenses of which amount to
nearly as much more.
OF the policemen this journal says:
They quarrel with their Lieutenants and re-
fuse to obey orders; they get drunk and be
come disorderly, and have to be bound over to
keep the peace they fight with each other,
and are held to court for assaults and batter
les. All these things have transpired within
the last six weeks. House breaking, shop
lifting, burglaries and riots are more frequent
than ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
THE PAPER.

The WEEKLY STAR for to- day is truly the
paper of the day. We challeng. a compare
son with any other weekly or family journal
In the country. Its tales, poetry, anecdotes,
miscellany, news, editorials, and information
ABOUT affairs at the Capitol of the Nation,
make 1t a paper that cannot be excelled. 1t
Is only necessary to the people of the country
10 become acquainted with the value of this
journal TO give it an immense circulation. The
subscription price is 81 .25 year in adrauee.
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The "Hard" To.e Of New York.
The Troy Budget DEM says:

tISA.J ray
The Know Nothing element seems to have
aos0f beo almost entirely the Cooley or hard
strength of last fall. This division of tho IN
man army was undoubtedly marshalled in the
late contest by Daniel 5. Dickinson of Broom.
whose o"n-Bingh ani on-gave Bronson only
Forty oIe, FLie It swelled the UIlman vote to
four hundred AID seventy nine''
The Albany Evening Journal (Whig) saws:
Tho Bronson vote, to a large extent. went
over TO swell tha of the silver greys and Know
NOthings, for Uilman"
The New York EXPIRES. says:
line Bronson people have swollen UIIman,s
voc IN all the quar- ers where they have
strength Ia order TO prevent the re- election of
Seymour -
lie New York papers, generally, console
that the Hard" vote at the late eIsotion vent
for Ullman.
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SOMETHING NEW,

OPPOSITE TIL. MARKHF On PENNSYLyA-
~ MA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth sire It,
is NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Bows.
opened this day. decker, tne of tho cneapes'
Clothing Merchants in 'he N'r,h, has determined
fer to The citizens of Washington and viciui v.
hi, excellent Clothing at the lowest Norther prices
for cash only. 1h re the
POOR MAN
viii find juyf such Clo hing Sto has ng be II
anlel IL Washington. His motto Is cheap for
ca b, and SNE PRICE ONLY.
good uas-antial wooilen coat he will sell for
2 49, AMI heavy winter pants, we'll lined for 81 rs:
anu e Goa s, oveGco.ls mi ves,s Ia PROPORTION.
Good wool and cotton under hir.s hosiery gloves.
60, cheaper than the cheapest. nov lift
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German and Irish Know Nothings.

The A76any ArgUS, in speaking Of the late
election in New York, says:
cone of the most remarkable incidents of
the day was the large number of German votes
polled for Cllman. In every district in the
city Irish adopted citizens did the same thing
to the utter establishment Of all bebolders
The UIlman vote ill this city is not more than
three -fourths native boru. 1t is clear that the
Wings made nothing by representing Ullman
as foreigner.
'sIt is stated that the Germans of Buffalo
also, almost to man, voted the Know Moth
ing ticket"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
WOOD AND COAL.

Nov Is THE TIVE To BUY YOUR COAL AMI
~ WOtD.-The subsc. iber has on hand, aoa 5
elso rece'vlrg supply Of COAL from the most ,p.
proved IN mes which he will FELL ut tee very low, :,
market price 70 cash. Also. Oak, Pine. and hick.
Org "ooD, Of the b.st quality.
ca'g' OF ptri he'd and part White Ash COAL
u my % ecIeo ID arrive. erons " b. Intend In,
ing IN thsir Goal Tor the winter wou d do well 10
sen IN thlr o1d RS som, ami ge it dir ct from the
'ess Ia GOO order JANIS DAILY,
NV York sv., between 49, and I4th streets.
nov 11--1w* 0e''
{ HolCA s<EApiNG RON YOUTH
~ Lii Glrdon, the Young Housskeerer: bv Con.
SIN Kate - 00"'
Ihs Flower Of the Family. Book for Girls
FoGen Eg~rton; or, Sunshine AMI Shadow
th1r es ouseil; or, Industry and Honente
ouf Folks Al Eome OK, Life at the Old Manor
H use WV
Fritz Harhid or, The Temptation
Ihs WooicutSer o. Lebanon, aud the Rxiles of I.u
Va ~
Mabel Grant: A Highland Story
Inc sremynt a es; or, Illustrations Of the Be-
attitudes 40
In. tr Their snd sister or, the way Of Peace
fr INK Meth rton or, Tbs T.Iism.n
la es Il the scottsh Pc tsartr.
Path tic stories soften the heart; but leg nds of
terror breed midnight mi cry;
Fair d tons CT m the mind with DIV and kno,y,
tdge Of evil temotsth 70 like evil D
A Catalogus Of Juvenile Books furn;, had c-rr.,;.
on application at the Bo ksto1e Of
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE
NV Ai-N AsS Seventh street.
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Dino

A
Please announce in your paper the death OF
CATHERINE WELSH.
fH- Her funeral will take place at O'cln ok, oil
Saturday evening. Her friends invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence, on Sixteenth
street, near l..
On the 9th inst, GEORGE JOHNSON, Esq, aged
Il years
In Georgetown, on the 10th instant, Captain
CHARLES CRUIKSHANk, in the 6 st year Of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

e JEREMIAH KIDwELL, Esq, is appointed
our agent for collecting subscriptions to the
OG'ty Evening Star and Weekly Star, in
the State of Virginia. We commend him to
the kind attention of our friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

e '" III. MILLS, at Fredericksburg, Va,
is prepared to furnish subscribers to the Star
with their papers early every morning Per
sons wanting the paper will be promptly at
tended to by leaving their names and ad
dresses with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

S The American gold seekers, who went
out from Fara, Brazil, to seek for gold, have
returned, swearing vengeance against those
who deceived them into going. These fictitious
reports, 1t ID supposed, we're put in circulation
merely to stimulate immigration Many
frenchmen, as we'll as Americans, were among
me dupes Some Of them have fallen victims
TO the fever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
m AiSKlE ID.

On the 9th inst, tile Rev. Mr.. Wright, Mr.. J. g.
CARROLL, to Miss MARY E. SHINES, all OF this
city.
Bishop Fitzpatrick, EDWARD GASSETr, Esq, 10
MARIA w. PEkCiVAL, adopted daughter of Capt.
John Percival, of the U. ). Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

"WHAT's IN NAME pa Scotch Know
Nothing is called Dinna Ken. In French
the words are said to be Sat Rien In Dutch,
Nia fuscth ta. In Choctaw, Chick ma
tena. In the original Arabic, Phs.phi-ph
uLuu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
GRAND GALA NIGHT.
THE FIRST GRAND CUrILLON PARTY
EMPIRE CLUB,

NNHB EMPIRE CLUB RESPECTFULLY announce to
i their tri.n sud the public, that their FIRST
GRAND '0TILLON PARTY viii take place on the
18th Of MOVE IBER next, at Temperance Hall.
The Clue pl' dge thems Ives to spare pains or
expense IN endesvorius to please, and making this
tie BEST of the season.
Excellent cstillcn music has been engaged.
Refreshm- nts. Sup. er, &C., are in Tie hands of
experienced caterers.
&6- No hats or caps will be allowed on tn. foor,
exec those of The differ mt Clubs.
sf Tickets ONE hOLLAR, admitting a gentle
man and la ies, to bs had of any of the members,
aud at the door Oh the same evening.
MANAGERS.
W. Csho, A. Selden,
J. s Breast, K.Cox
W. tuilalove, Nj. G Donnall,
j. Fullslove, j. Handley,
t. Littletou, w. H. Teachum
j. IngrshaR, 4. Lewis,
K. Martin, j. st. john
j. Taylor, b. Hopkins,
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
d. Carty, -. r. speucer
Geo. b. Bell, L. s. La Billie
VIM. Z. Clsutice.
oct 3l--2tswtd
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nROrRACTED MEtTING-FlFTH PkEoBiT liz.
RIA CHU III. Corner Filth md streets
Rev. William 7. Eva, Of Maryland will preach t..
morrow (Sabbath) at i d. NJ, and p. M , a nj
every evening during the week nov lit
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Julien Burlesque Opera TroHpc,
or Twenty Performer.

Being the largest company Of Ethiopian Minstrsls
in the United States, most respectfully announce q
short series OF their novel and uspg ptertain-
meuts at the above Hall. for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
CONNIE ncing on WEDNESDAY, the sth inst
Prominent in this unique and new epterprise is the
GREAT BURLB,QUE ON NJ JULIEN,
And his renowned o. chestr Of Twenty r. rformers
Comprising fourteen selection from the difsrsnt
operas.
The Burlesque on the Hutchinson Family!
And an entire new ID orsinsi selection of songs,
Duets, and no uses,
The whole pronounced to Re the best musical sxhi
bition in the country.
Rs- Tickets So cents, cbidren's tickets Is cents
be had at the music stores, hotels, and ct the
door.
Concert commences at ~ O'Clock.
nova MS CAsTEE, Manager.
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S"e learn from the Boston papers, that
a number Of the negroes concerned in the at
tack on Asa Butnan while stopping in that
place, have been arrested and held to bail in
81 900 to answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

ES The debasement of our silver coin an.
tnorlzed by congress, has, the Baltimore
American says, in a great measure checked
tne enormous drain which seriously threatened
to withdraw from this country the last ounce
OF that precious metal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
EVENING STAR.
WASHIN GTON CITY:
SATURDAY AFTERNOON November II

s A B. OWENS, No 70 High st., Ports
mouth, Va, will furnish subscribers to the
Eve"ins Star with their papers regularly
every morning after its issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

B-A sawyer, after saving with a very dull
saw, never saw saw saw as that saw saws"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

~ Is tbs steamer in?' Yes; Just got
the news" Has she got any further from
the se-t # war;" Yes, about three thou
sand mites since she left Liverpool"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

~ The Governor of Connecticut has ap-
pointed Thursday, the Goth Of November as
day OF Thanksgiving md praise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

Governor Seymour, of New York, has
appointed the 3Oth of this month as thanks
giving day.
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GRAND FiREMENs' AND CITIZENS BALL
VIGILAIT FIRE COMPANY.

's'HE VIeilsnt Fire Company of Georgetown, re-
4 spectfuliv Announce to their friends and the
public generally that Ih-ir FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
will take place on TUEsDAY, 2eth inst at FOR
hEST HALL.
The ompapy pledge themselves that DO pains or
expense viii I spared 10 make this of the most
sgrse able Balls of the SEASON.
Pr0speri's celebrated band is gsged for the &C.
casion.
Nohats caps will be allowed in the room, except
those worn by Firemen.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentleman
and ladies; to be had of any of the Managers. s.
MANAGERS.
Edward s. Wright, joseph L. Semmes,
G. e. Rodier, Vim. Crowley,
John w. Gross, Joseph W Marll,
D. NJ Linthlcum, Antbosy Cider,
Albert Palmer, John sbackelford,
John aehsgen, nry G. HEAVIER,
John T. Fin y. samue. j. Pearson.
q V l0-iIts
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Gloss Of the Fa5r-Visit Of FIremen-Nev
Volunteer Corps Railroad Festival -
POStponemsnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington City, ID. e.
Nopenlber Ii, 1854.
Psrsons applying for letters in the following list v"
please they Apyr1rnrp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN
IS CENT DAGUERR EOTYPES.

Z HE CHEAPEST AND BEST and only place in
L this city, wh-Te you can get perfect Likeness :,
bsautI uiy colored ard perfectly finished, for the
small sum Of 70 cents j. at Stewards gal ery direct
y over Messrs. Cats jewe!ry st"re, Pennsylva ANA
avenue, between Ninth ana Tenth streets. wher-,
with cur usual scc mmodaing prr c;ples, we hope
to gain share Of public patronage.
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