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THE FOURTH ANIMAL BALL
OF THE
BOONE RIFLE CORPS

WILL TAKE PtAcEAT
ODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD,
ON WEDNESDAY, N ov, mber 14th
THE UNOERSIGNEO,C COMMITTEE of AR
l. engagements, in mixing the above announce
ment return thanks for the liberal patronage that
has heretofore been extended to tie Corps on sim
liar occasions, and respectfully solicit from ou-
friends renewal Of this evidence of their conn
denoe and favors. We promise TO use every means
OF contributing to the enjoyment OF al who may
homer Cs by tn -ir presence at the Bail.
Prof Esputa (whose celeb ated Band has been
engaged for the occasion) VII, In the course of
the evening, perform Solo on his favorite in
s1umeLt, the Sax Hon.
An experiences caterer will have charge of the
Refreshmen Mt department.
Committee
u Henry A ObeT. 1t c Sinderson,
Ensign w b Dobbias,s SGT L Robinson,
sgt Benz Suit, Pioneer Jno Il obinson,
Corp w 3 Dobhins, Corp VIM Nallv,
Prlv Columbus Bryan, Priv III Fersen.
Priv Jno Nokes, Priv Jno McNally,
John Russell
Tickets ONE DOLLAR adaittinp a pentIs-
man and two ladies. nov Loaf
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The Nicaragua Transit Company.

We have received a communication from
the counsel Of the Accessory Transit Company
of Nicaragua, reviewing recent article IN
the Star upon the current difficulties In Gen.
tral America, which We shall publish on Mon
day, it having come to hand at too late an
hour for insertion to-day.
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TINE MANAGER RETURNS HIS THAMES
H. to the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington
dered TO the New York ETHIOPIAN BUR-
LESQUE OPERA TROUPE on Monday night,
their trst appearance in this city. He IL happy 70
announce that the success OF this Nod<I 1tosps
during their late Western tour Is without persI-
lel-t6eir entertainments having never fsi led 20
receive the universal praise Of every beholder.
While they contain all the elements Of NOyEb-
TY, WIT and HUMoR, there is no language p
offend the most sensitive.
ID CONCERTS EVERY EVENING THIS
WEEK. Also, on SATURDAY AF TERNOON
for the accommodation Of schools and "a mi les 70
which teachers will be admitted free and kiIdrea
In a body 10 cents each.
Front seats invariably reserved for ladies and
gentlemen accompanying them.
Doors open at6h Concerts commence u7K
O'Clock.
move Z. RAMsBoTToA, Proprietor
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We know him well to be man of stern integ.
rrty. clear head, great professional experience
and indomitab!e perseverance,; and endowed
with courage, withal, to grapple with every
abuse coming under his official cognizance-
and none viii escape him, whether chargeable
on polite al friend or foe.
He was the nominee of the Softs, the Hards
and the RefOrmers, and was successful in
obtaining the nomination of the last, through
the influence OF his friend, Peter Cooper, whose
remarkable success in life is owing to his tho
rsash knowledge of men in great part. Mr.
Sheppard is quite young man to fill the posi-
tion to which we now believe him to have been
elected, and will be sure to discharge its re-
sponsible and arduous duties with an eye sim
Gle to the ends of making himself an enviable
professional reputation, and deserving the con-
fdence of those Of his fellow-citizens whose
good opinion will really be valuable to him
hereafter.
A Sensation.-The receipt of the Foreign
mails by the last arriving steamer this morn
ing, created quite sensation among the poll
ticians around the Washington Hotels. This
grows out of the foolish tone of the English
newspapers with reference to the purpose for
which the 400-gun English Squadron has just
| been ordered to our G uIf Coast The tone of the
| papers in question, in view of the fact that
| England has about as much to attend to in
her current war as she can manage without
momentary danger of national bankruptcy, is
silly beyond comparison The cause of our
| offending, according to them, is the fact that
| our people sympathise with Russia rather
than with the Allies; ard England, on that
account, is preparing to chastise us. Bosh!
Our wonder is that We have men among US
claiming to be intelligent, who do not COM
prehend at glance that England would pre-
fer any POSSIBLE contingency whatever just at
| this time, to that Of forcing the United States
into the position of an alliance with Russia.
From what we hear, as coming from PARTIES
in New York, who are constantly in the re-
ceipt CT adviccs with reference to the acts of
the British Government, the ennity to the
United States expressed by the English pa
| pers in question, amounts to q faithful refec.
ton of the present tone of the British Govern
ments feeling towards our Government. Our
head ont, however, they are too wise to 60 to
work, as deliberately, as needlessIy, to force
the United States into participation in their
| present war.
The Current Operations of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, 9Th November,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption of stocks.... s22,7s3,6 SO
For the Treasury Department. $40 80
Cor tho Interior Departmental. Is, 207 SO
For the Customs. ..',............ 1905 90
War Warrants received and en-
tered S...................... ia, s24 70
War repay warrants received and
entered.... ................... 1881 so
From miscellaneous sources...... 1853 Is
Ern,xx n,.sk oo
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MARBLE wO3K-MARBLE WORK!

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND A
l. variety of American and italian MARBLE
MONUMENTS, OF beautiful design and highly
finished workmanship, to which he invites the
attention OF the public. Persons in want OF Mon.
uments, Or any Othef kind o. marble work, Will
ind II 10 their advantage to give him call The
marble and wO knanSh'p is of the best quality,
ard will be sold DIS low similar work can be
obtaice1 at the NOrth
Also, on had, a large stock Of hi rhlv finished
MARBLE MANTELS, which Will be sold at re-
duced prices
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Marble and Brown Stone Yard one door from
13K street, opposite National theatre.
nov 10-eo3m (Union)
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LIST OF LETTERS


RemaiRiNg On tbk Post OF Tce, WdshtHsfoHI 10 :,
Norspsbsr 10. 1855.
[Ordered to be advertised In the I" ErsRins
Star agreeable 10 the following section OF the
Post Office Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub
lished in Washington:
SEC. S. And be IL further saaeted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncallsd for In any post
Office in aRy city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall hereafter, be pub
iished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftsnsr, shall havs fhs largest
circulation within the range of the delivery OF
said Office, to be decided by ths postmaster al
such Office.
e1PersoEs applying for letters In the bhswing hl VII
please say they ADvEsTrsED. -s-t ~
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OIL PAINTINGS RESTORED.

MIR CHASE HAS TAKEN ROOMS ATNO.
McGuire's Auction Rooms. for the purpose Of
RESTORING OIL PAINTINGS. The public
are respectfully requested to call early as he in
ter DIS remaining but one month Reference
tale, nov lO-Iws
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ROSE BUSHES.

THIS BEING A GOOD SEASON FOR
Il Transplanting, the citizens Of Washington
are respectfully informed that extensive collec-
ton OF tine vely best ROSES on their own roots,
offered for sale, and those purchasing to the
amount of S5 will Be fGsnished with a nan 10
plant them, a. the WASHINGTON NURSERY,
Fifth str-et. between X street and New York
Avenue, Washington. NJ. GRIFFITH
nov l1-6t
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TO THE AFRLICTen.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE To
Il inform the citizens OF the Distric. that he e.
prepared TO cure CANCERS Of any number of
years standing. Certificates of cures made by me
can De shown on application. No cure no nav
am also prepared 10 cure all cases Of Ivsne,s,..
~ pnes: Bilious Dysentery, Fever and Ague
rhthisic Group, or Inflammation of the Lungs
Whi swelling; Inflammation of the Ewes, SPINAL
or Liver Complaints, Goiter or Swelling OF the
Neck, Bilious Affections, Cataract on he Eve.
Consumption, Running at the Ear. Old Women
Complaints, Affections Of the Kidney, Epil. tic
Fiis, ETC.,, etc. The above cures are effected by
Indian Receipts In my possession Y ~
i can be addressed e r a few days at Georgetown,
ID. c., postage paid is
DR.. WILLIAM CALHOUN,
nov iV-5t* Indian Doctor,
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guiding AND LOAN
~ ASSoCIATlON.-Asp special meeting Of
the Stockholders will be held on MONDAY
EVENING, the 18th instant, at O'Clock p. IN.
at Temperance Hail, to consider an amendment
Of the I'd and 10th articles Of the Constitution.
All persons who have, subscribed for stock are
hereby notified that unless they comply with the
rules and regulations Of @membersbipn at or be-
fore this meeting their stock will be disposed Of
by the Association. CAAS. WILSON, Sec.
nov l0-ot
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ENGRaVING.
NEW HAT STORE

CTILL BEFORE THE PUBLIC HATS Of
~ ali kinds cheaper than wee ever before e
sold In the District, are now being cold AZ
the new Hat Store next door 70 the Post Of -
fce, Georgetown.
The very best quality OF moleskin II A T for
50 SD, better hat than can be bought anywhere
for 50. CAPS from IS cents to 81. SLOUGH Hats
a great variety from so cents TO 50
Call and see before purchase x elsewhere, a.
am detes mined 10 sell cheaper than can be bought
in any similar establishment. -
Terms invariably cash
WIN. III. PALMER,
nov 9-I Practical Halter.
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RLOOK OUT FOR THE TORCHES.
M The Potomac Association would respe T.
fully announce to the citizens OF Washiu ton that
they will give Grand Vocal and Instrumental
Concert at Odd Fellows Hall, on MONDAY
EVENING, November 18th, on which occasion
they win present to the Firemen pair of Massive
Silver ToTches foI the sale Of the largest number
OF tickets.
For particulars see future advertisement
nov S-ThAS
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ORNAMENTAL TREES FOR SALE.


TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS NOW ON HAND
l. wv OF the hest variety OF TREES for tz1ss
streets and avenue; about 10 900 Of ether va SxS
Tieties Tor cemeteries and lswas, but no ev-A
ergreens They are all seedlings. aud [ an way.
rant and guarantee them My silver. leaf maple
cannot be equailed in the 1ion; they are ell N.
from SUCKERS ana insects New York Philsdel
Phia, Baltimore and Boston would be proud "a
have such stock If they only knew It. They are
not stunted. My silver-le,f Maple No is from
10 TO ~ feet in the clear, and well furnished
Horse Chestnuts from to 6 feet high and Euro
Pean Sycamore from 3 TO 6 feet higL. * rich To-
mage Catalpa Of large ,ize. Prices according 10
SIZE and the Lumber purchased, from - cents 10
81 Come and See for yourselves by calling ON
JAMES MAHER, the Public Gardener.
Tnere is now growing In the President,s ground
standing near the able, a silver msple on tbe
same STOCK, which GensTal Jacks on ordered to be
planted In 1876, IN which the old hero remarked
"Maher, pant me tree OF rapid growth to protect
my stable from Northwestern % did SO. III now
covers a portion of the roof Of the stable, and
measures "a yards east, west, north and south,
covering space OF AS square Yards, or 4 OIL SO
Ieet, which Is equal to Is perchss, and would
snaoe = OUO men assembled a. a public meeting
or shelter res fment Of 600 naen In close array
IL You doubt come and see for your,elves
JAMES MAHER,
nov lO-a Public Gardener.
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I OST.-BETWEEN THE CORNER OF g
IL and 18th rect and the Market, on Tuesday
morning, bunch of KEYS. ANY one finding
them and returning the same to the owner Oh the
north side Of g street, east Of 18th third house
will receive the thanks Of the owner.
nov lO--1t
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DExTER, uoTET

FORMERLY THE AVENUE HOUSE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, RECENTLY OF the
Il National Hotel, In this city, having =,
leased for a series Of years this large and 80
commodious House, on Pennsylvania ave-G..A
nue. ano 9TH street, and having reftted and refur.
nished 1t throughout in an elegant and substantial
manncr, begs leave to inform his old friends and
the public that II will be thrown ooen for TN. 70.
ception Of guests on the 10Th inst
Having been engaged for a number OF wears ms
caterer for the public, he has no hesitation i'm sar
kind in the United States - 'A'
nov l0-eo3t MA DpyrEp
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T OST.-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SUP
- posed on Ninth street. b tween street ard
Nj n. Shuster's Dry Goods Store, lady's MOURN
ING BREASTPIN, set with hair, with the in,-
tials Of the owner, ). A. F.. engraved on tie
back. liberal reward will be given by leaving
1t at the City Post Once, Box No 81.
nov IC-3t
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THE SPECTATOR

VNHE EDITION FOR TO-DAY Is AN IL
Il Illustrated one. II contains the second act Of
the "SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS;'
An original Poem by W GILMORE SINS, and Its
usual variety Of entertaining matter.
nov l0-lt At HARVEY Editor
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7 OST.-ON FRIDAY NIGHT, A SMALL
IL BOX, con aiming Gold Lccket with Dagusr-
reotype Miniature enclosed, and chain attached.
Also, plain gold Ring, with engageme en-
graved inside. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving it at the Star Office, or 5.
Lewis's Jewelry Store. nov IO-3t
FOUND NINTH, on SEW
Il enth street, between q and X SITS, PORTE
MONNAlE, containing small sum OF money,
which the owner can have by calling on the sub
scriber at his residence, No 3S9 Sixth street. be-
tween q and II streets, proving property and pay
Ing for this advertisement
nov loft JAMES G. ELLIS
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Q SETTSOFN. NINGCHRONICLE

. Nos. IA, Is and "a, with Thomas George CIin-
toms (Orice 4d4 Seventh reet) petition for In
ventOrs, and articles on invent rs wi hdrawal for
500. For lie at ALEXANDER ADAMSON 3
Bookstore, opposite Post Off &c Department Sub
scliptions also received for Mining Chronicle.
nov l0-3t%
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sPIkfr OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

The Union publishes the correspondence
betw, en- Msssrs. Reeder and Whitfield, where
in R. notifies W. Of his purpose of contesting
his election, and w., in reply, denies his right
to do anything of the sort, and reviews his
Breeder 81 proceedings in Kansas, and the facts
and law Of the case, to substantiate his posi-
ton.
The I'lteIltgeHcsr again calls on the Union
TO name the particular case in which it recent
ly became the duty of the Attorney General
to give an opinion upon the Constitution doc
trine of State rights-basing its request on an
intimatiOn that it conceives the subject to be
one which should not be approached by the
Executive branch Of the Government, except
under circumstances of pressing necessity
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a~THE RATTLE OF THAT BEAU
49, t'ful Flower and Fruit Basket, which
was to have come of on Monday evening, Novem-
Der 5, was postponed ill TOMORROW (Satur-
day. the 10Th Instant at O'Clock, at Casparis's,
Capitol Hill.
Persons having chances will he punctual In
their attendance, and be prepared 10 pay up, or
their names Will DO dropped nov 0-2t*
|SSECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE
49, WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS-
TIE Washington Highlanders would most re-
spectfnly announce that they will give their Sc
cond Annual Ball at Numbers Assembly Hall
next to the office Of the Evening Star, on THURS
DAY, December 9Th, 1855
Particular in future advertisement.
nov 6-TuTh&SIt
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STRAYED OR STOLEN ON THE 9th
y OF October, from the subscriber, No. exxi9ps
6s7 Seventh street, Island, WHITEAaF
COW, with black ears and mouth, two
round holes in each ear, which had two splits in
each, and her horns cut A reward Of IS will be
given toaay one bringing Information so can get
her again. nov 9-2t*
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McLEOO'S LANDSCAPE PIC
TURES The raffe for these Paint
fnvs will take place THIS EVENING ats o'clock,
NTAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore, near 9th
street. "a nov 10
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x~BEN FRANKLIN TARGET COM
~ pany would most respectfully inform
their friends and the public In general that their
third grand Assembly has been unavoidatlv Jost-
pcned until TUESDAY EVENING, November
Goth, 1855.
BY order: HENRY K. SCHiEBLER,
nov lO-T Secretary.
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FSALE OF STALLS AND STANDS
2>A IN THE w E 3 4 MARKET-The
Committee In charge or the West Market will pro
coed to SILL TO the highest bidder above the min
imum price fixed therefor. the Stalls and stands
in said market, on WEDNESDAY n.xt, the 14th
November. The sale viii take place at O'Clock
p m precisely. The Committee will he present
to give such information rs NAV be desired.
Terms cash. For the Committee.
nov S-eo:d JNO. T. TOWERS, Mayer.
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SHIRTS MANUFACTURED TO ORDER,

SHIFTS MANUFACTURES TO ORDER.
WE HAVE ESTABLISHEDIN THIS CITY
w a Shirt IN inufactory on a large scale The
services of French cutter have been secured 10
take measure and cut.
Tbe materials used are CT the best quality. made
up In the latest style Every shirt is warranted TO
b. perfect IL, or no sale =
Wewiii supply customers and str myers BY Z 2
price. tt-a L.. r "a
we nave. and viii constantly keep on hand.
rom loo 10 $50 dozens ready made shirts as good
Our prices vary according to the quality b, from
sig to $50 per dozen. Terms cash. =
L, BASTIANEI.LI Il CO.
Maonfictory and depot 500 Pean venue,
n"Vs-5tn opposite Bsown's Hotel.
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DoRTE MUnAIEs,BUCk PURSES, IA.

l. dies Work Boxes, Cabas, Writing Desks,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, superior Toilet
that cannot fail to please, at LAMMOND'S,
nov lU-3t Seventh street.
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CRATIFY THE CHILDREN. NV RuY.

u ing their TOYS at LAMMOND'S. Seventh
treet, where you viii find the largest collection in
he city. nov lO-3t
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GRAND OPENING SoIRPT

DROP. III. w. MUNDER MOST RESPECT
l. fully announces TO his former patrons and the
public generally tat his GRAND OPENING
SOlREE will take place on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, November 10, 1855, at MUNDrR's Assay
BLY, HALL, adjoining the Star Office
Neither time, pains CT expense will be spared %
those beautiful and complicated Farcy Dances -
danced at nis Grand Nav Festfyzl Al he National
Theatre, viii be 1troduced viz:
The fascinating Pas Syrian, by little Miss and
Master.
The Grand Syrian Pas de Tnois, by Prof Men
der and two Misses. which was received In
May last with unhOunded applause.
sailors Hornpipe, by Master who cannot be eI-
celled for his years and size.
Also, Fanny E'sler's Grand FL Jeles de Jeres, by
Miss. This dance cannot re e1-elled IN
point Of grace and sly lie, being danced enfiey
upon the end Of the toe. ltwas received win
universal sduir5tion.
A large band Of music is engaged for this occs-
sion, and will enlivea tie company with some CT
their choicest pieces.
All the ladies who visited the soiree last season
are invited 10 attend Others wishing invitations
VIII please send in their names. nov9-d
ENGRANING.
" K A Z PREPARED TO EXECUTE,
w prompur, and in the best style Of the an,
every description CT engraving, including arms,
cresis, notices, &c, on sinne.
III Gard engraving and printing promptly eI-
ecuted. M. W. GAIT BRO,
32i ia. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th SITS.
nov eff
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nov 81

JUST RECEIVED.
OUTER, CHEESE AND BUCKWHEAT.
u ~ kegs prime fami Butter
20 boxes prime Cos hen Cheese
1U0 small bags BuckwheSt
20 boxes scaled Herrings
1000 pounds Grand Baai Goldfish
BOO pounds new Currsnts
boxes Citron
5bo1es Gum Drops.
nov 9-d WILLIAM nRNE
~ DOZEN GOOD COLD KID Gloves.
~ 700 dozen Linen cambria Handkerchief,
6k cents each
lO0 dozen Linen cambric Handkerchiefs at I'm
Gems each
100 dozen Cotton, six and Merino Hose and Han
Hose, Of every quaiity and price
With many other cheap Goods
WM n. RILFN,
corner eth ST, oPp. Centre Msrkei'
nov 7-tm
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I11RST WARD
Il OYSTER ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner OF Nineteenth and streets
III Families supplied in every style.
TX BBLs. POWDERED * CRUSHED
y Sugar
40 hhds, tierces and bbls Brown do
just received and 70. sac al reduced plices by
novsT MURRAY Il SEMNEs
E,oR BOs N.-THE PACKET BRIs
ANN ELIZABETH L. now loading -.
and win have quick dispatch for the above ~
port
For Freight apply TO
HARTLEY BROGrAgeuts.
nov9-4t l0l Water street Georgetown.
FOREIGN JEwELRY.
lust RECElVED A CASE Or NEAPOI-
~ itan, Coral, FlOrentire, Mosaic and otheg style
OF rich Brooches, Bracelets ard Earrings
Also, Chatalains, r anew Vest Chains, &s
NJ. W GAIT BRO,
32i Pa avenue, betw 9th and 10Th sts
nov 9-3t
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CHILD L0ST.-Left her home on SATURDAY,;
" October 9th, copper-colored girl, nams s.
Virginia about thirteen years OF age, with sfrse.
hair. She was seen on last Mondsy, In comPsZ
with some childreu, and l. known 20 be 10 us
city. Any one Is forbid from hiring her, as ss
hen without cause, and has no other clothes p@
those she had on. Any information concernlhs
her ca be left at Ms. MADlSoN'S, on fes.
tenth between II and streets, or with her Dolha
at Captain WILKES, Lafayette Square,
nov S-3t&
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FISH PUSH

FESH!-PISH!
100 BBLS. ALEWIFE'S HERRING
lOO SO bbls. Nova Scotia do
100 bbls No. mediu q Mackerel, old and new
50 half bbls. No 2 do
50q'r do do do
Now landing Per brig Ann Elizabeth. and for
sale low by HARTLEY BRO,
nov 9-6t Georgetown.
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The performance will commence with the com
MY NErss sGy 81 WIPE
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS

GR EAT Triumph
CROW ID Il ID n % u Sci!
Shouts of Laughter Rounds Of Applauseg
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Lorenzo B. shsppard.-At late hour last
evening we received from New York de-
spatch from cool-headed friend, assuring us
Oh the cleo ion of this gentleman to the Office
Oh corporation counsel lin New York city) by
some l'oVO plurality. 1t rsjoiced US more
'nan we can express, because we sincerely be-
IleVe that IN that position he will do as much
Tor the future of the Empire city as Az.
eriah {. Flag or Tornado Wood have done.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL, SsventA Street.
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Editors Of Southern Press; Minister from Greece Minister
from Naples; Grand Secretary Grand Lodge l. o. O. r.:
Druggist; N. V. s..
November 10. JAMES G. DERRET, Ph