Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-27

AT A MEETING OF The FRANK
W. lin Fire Company, held Wednesday
evening, November 6!h, the following preamble
and resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY adopted
Whereas Divine Providence has seen ft, in its
wisdom, to take from our midst, after a short but
painful illness, our much respect and well be-
loved fellow member, ARTHUR SPRING, whose
sudden demise has painfully impressed upon US
the serious Election that in the midst Of life
are in death, - therefore
Resolved, That, actuated as he was by the
purest motive Of philanthropy, that Of doing good
to his fellow man, in his death this company has
lost a true fireman, firm friend, and generous
associate
RESOLVED, That we deeply sympathize with his
efdtcted relatives. and his orphan sisters, who
are thus, by the relentless hand Of death cast I'M
protected and alone upon cold and heartless
world.
Rs'olved, That, as mark Of respect to the de-
ceased, the hall OF this Company be draped In
mourning for the space OF sixty days
Resolrsd, That the different FIRE companies Of
this city rsspec fully invite 10 meet at Har-
mony all on sunday afternoon, at 1 O'Clock, to
join with us In paying the last sad tribute Of
spect to our fellow. me mber and their brother fire.
Rssolvsd, Thst copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted to the relatives Of the deceased, and
be published In the Evening Star. 1t
-MERCHANT's EXCHANGE There
o@ will be a meeting of the Merchants Ex-
December LIST, 1856, at their rooms, corner 10th
street and Penna avenue, over Savings Bank
Punctual attendance is requested.
nov 26-st s. BACON, President
NOTICE- DELEGATES TO
~ the Washington Club Convention are
hereby notified that a meeting Of the Convention
Will be held at Harmony Hall, on THURSDAY,
nov 25-at* COMMITTEE.
<LECTURES ON CHRISTIANITY.
- The Christianity of the Bible, as dis
nngu!shed from and opposed to. all GsnttIsism
StVlQ6 rtsft xI}tl ho Anf In
Lectures, at Anacostia Hall, Navy Yard Hill,
Washington, ID. c., by John Thomas, Of New
York, on SUNDAY, November 3Oth, at 10 a no
and ~ p: M, and during the week at6X p m
except Saturday. nov a5-3t&
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ respectfully Informs the public snd all
the dealers and merchants Of this city, that he is
aSTENCIL CUTTER IN PLATES Of all sizes
for marking Linen, silk Cotton, &c, nth in.
HENRY vITALINI,
nov 25-3t* Stencil Cutter.
H@sAINT REWS SOCIETY,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. C-The annual
meeting Of the above society, for the election Of
officers, &c will be held at Temperance Hall on
THURSDAY EVENING, the nth inst, at ~
O'Clock.
Tickets for the Anniversary, which will be held
at Catusis Saloon, on Monday evening, Deem
Der LIST. may be had at the meeting by order:
nOvN-4;* JAMES MACWILLIhMS, Sec.
0N OF r. THE MEMBERS OF
~ the WESTERN HOSE LCTIVEAS
ISOLATION announce that their Seventh Grand
COtillon Party takes Ilace on THURSDAY, the
9th Instant, at the Pioneer Hail. corner Of X and
Path streets Scotts Band has been engaged.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-aduittinga gentle
man and Ladies'.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements w. Waters,
w. J. Fenny, and +. N. Hoffman. nov 22-eo3t
E~FIRsT COTlLLON PARTY
EWk w ARD CLUB
At the ISLAND HALL, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, December 4th.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS; to be had Of the
members or at the door, BY order Of the
nov % SaTt4t* COMMITTEE
DON'T FORGET! THAT TIE
4N Anacostia Club give one Of their A No
l Cotillon Parties, at Odd Fellows Hail. NAVY
Yard, on THURSDAY EVENING, November
9th, 1856 Flattered by their former success the
committee have made extraordinary efforts to rem
der this the most agreeable party ever given by
them
Tickets FIFTY CENTS; admitting gentle.
man and ladies, to bs had OF the members and at
the door.
E1ecwtive Cownsittse.
James kenton, John I Free,
A N Thompson, Saml Howell
Thomas Berg. nov 24.4ts
E9NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER begs
9A leave TO call the attention of the public