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Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
No 3l8 and 322 Pa. ave., bet. 10TH and IIth SITS.
BALCONY In Front full of Stoves

n. B. AS to the SEA SHELL FLAT TOP COOKING
STOvR. | have examined it thoroughly, and think
it has very appropriate naine-sHELL. Yes. shells
,od ouan UHf f y, , nd s1oe tS d nSNa M Io
ing Star sold them last fall. but will not sell them
again; Ihey are as thin as Pastenosrd. ! can prove
last summer my counting room to sell them this
Fall; saying that NJ | would take twenty-five of
for five years. | told INN ] would not nave them at
any price, they are SO thlnly made; They are hand
billed town by that said last fall that they
were not worth having. All the above can prove.
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For Rent and Sale.

TTO RENT.-That new three story Brick House
i with lack building With bath room, gas, and all
the modern cOnve ences, situated Il street, be-
tween Second and Third streets. Inquire of J. w.
ARNOLD. street between Third and Four and
a-half .... .. s. -.-- 70. ...l - 90 l4-tf
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DOES Your MOTHER Know YoU'RE Our p
young lady once had beau. One evening
said beau was anxious TO enjoy some private
conversation with his charIner, but there being
two children in the room, rather marred his
wishes. The gentleman looked to see them
sent to bed, but he was disappointed. The
youngest child, a little boy about three years
old, slept with the young lady, and had no
idea OF retiring without his ed-fellow.
Stretching his chubby length upon the car
pet, he watched the twain with resolutely wide
awake eyes until the bell rung for nine, when,
patience becoming exhausted, he raised his lit
tie head and said to the visitor
"Nine o'clock is bed time. Don't you think
your mother wants you now
This was one Of the tallest hints the youny
gentleman ever received in civil kind Of a
way, and the mingling of embarrassment, vex-
alton and mirth, produced by (which was,
indeed, as good as a kick-was funny in the
extreme.
Sonny was sent to bed every night after
that soius, and much to the relief Of the yisiter
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:. C1pD To THE PUBLIC.-we shall ccd
I a tinus selling out about one week more, ann
hence beg our friends who are in want of bargains,
NOT to let the present op portuRlty pass by.
Those who owe us small accounts will greatly
pobiire us by settling up before we close. ~ }
/ Dining the few DAYS remaining we shall offer our
s'o-.' 1.'' Ii. j. MeLAUGHI.IN q CO.,
ocl7 % Pa av., bet. ath and 9Th SITS.
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DUFFIN'S PRINCIPLES OF PERSPEC-
ID TIVE, London; 81 cents
Moore's Perspective, principles and practice, 2
vols London, S2.75
LocOok's Perspective and Drawing from Nature.
London. 81 50
Bottoms Drawing from Objects, London. So
Williams Model Drawing. London, S5,5
Krusi's Progressive Course OF Inventive Drawing.
London, 75cents
Girardon .Cour's Elementaire de Perspective
Lineare. VOLS, Paris, 81. ID
!, Drawing Book flowers, Paris. 62IS cents
Drawing Book, animals PARIS, s21 cents
Drawing Books, human figures. Paris, 623s cents
Chevreul on Colors. Hay on Symstrcal Beauty
Pau on the External Forms of Man, JoPln's Ito-
metrical Drawing. JoplIng's 1sometrlcsl ferspeSc11
tive Phillips Lectures on Painting. Merlmee on OH
Painting. Hazliit ard Haydon on Painting, RuskIn.s
Modern Painters. Philips ON Color. C,egs ArenIecI
Drawing. Hills Flower Painting, Goes Dswlng,
Progressiye Drawing Book, Pyne's Architectural
Imported, with others, from Lond9n a and Paris BY
Oe i6 .- rhhNSh IA ihch'
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DANKING HOUsE

MIXING HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS.
DepositOrs deposting Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks payable in currency.
Deposites of Gold will be paid in Gold.
Accounts will be opened with depostors allow ing
them TO deposit Gold and Check FOR currency the
GeSosItor being credited with the difference.
sc 2s-H CHUBB BROTHERS.
a PIANO for SS7, one for SIS. and one for 8 100,
N for sale or hire upon reasonable terms. Must
be Ia ken at once from the store 10 make room for
others. JOHN r. ELLIS,
oc22 Sc Pa. ave-. near corner 10th st.
A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON
N frame Pianoforte used one year in a careful
family, of Hallet. Davis Il Co., Boston. renowned
manufacturers, will be sold at great bargain, for
cash or credit, at our great Piano Emporium.
JOHN &. ELLIS,
oc2 sos Pa. ave bet. 9th and 10Th sta.
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EOR RENT,-My HOUSE on F street, between
Il 18th and 18th.
sc 2a-tf, W. PHILLIPS.
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ENOR RENT-ly HOUSE on street, between
Sc eft WI PHILLIPS.
F0R RENT...-A three story Frame House and
II Furniture, No. $40, north side Massachusetts
twelve r, qms with passage. side alley and back al
ley. and large flower garden. The house is neatly
Liberties Market and CONVENIENT to several church
es For particulars apply at The promises before 8
o'clock m. or after O'Clock p: m. oc 2stf
EOR RENT--A fandsomely Furnished HOUSE,
containing thirteen rooms with gas fixtures, bathing
Box p Pass on
TOR RENT-Ons large PARLOR. with Bed
l. rooms attached, suitable for a family car gentle
man and lady, with or without Board. Also, several
sthsT R99R sH.sbs for spngs m m, Apply
and 18th SITS. -- '--.-.... oc2
A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE.
"A rms well known and popular establishment is
nifty for good Confectionsr to enter into safe and
prOhtable business. Possession can be had LIST No
pied offered At .ss or viii GH0p Ie
rented or eased as may be desired.
Bss9 sses Sn 1s U
BRIDGES, SIS West baltimore street. Baltimore.
For RENT77P5qf. H. W. MUNDER hayInt
renders i one oftbs prettiest in this city, will
Be- PoP o 9 R
Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday even
lngS from ia until Sts O'CLOCK.
His School Is open for the reception of pupils
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening.
oc z2tf ...-.
A HOUSE FOR A FIvE-DOLLAR BILL
IA Notes of the States of Virginia, Mary land. aud
others. of the Corporations of Georgetown aud Al
exandria, and of our City Banks. will be taken at
title indsPntabe, in Square 81 part of Lot 15 front
ing Is feet 27th street. between and II Streets
First Ward. and 81 feet deep.
There are l5O chances At Fl We dollars each.
The drawing will take place at Charles Werner's.
soon all the chances are taken.
A certificate with number on each will be given
as receipt for the money, and a chance for the
drawing.
The time when the drawing takes place will be
made known through this paper
This good oppOi tunity to get rid of all the pa
per money at CHARLES WERNER'S, 355 Penn
sylvanIa avenue. 20 wv
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Georgetown Advertisements.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL
"A GOODS. IL
At rsry LoU Prizes to Cash Cnstonlcrs. .

-
At rsry Lov Prices to Casa Custonrcrs. E
JOHN H. sMooT, ....
No. ns soVTa SIDE OF BRIpcE STREET.
cash and prompt customers a large assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
purchased IN Philadelphia and New York at the
at Very low prices, whiof viii enable him to OF er to
purchasers, many desirable Goods onsideraby below
Rioh s six Robe. and Bay adsrs silks De
Best make Of Black Silks ... . -
Rich Printed. ali wool. Deiaines and Robes
Satin faneon,es PLAIN 'oors, all Wool, very supe-
Lsepas ana other makes French Msrnos, Of all the
most desirable colors. including White and
Plain Deiains, black. white and colored. .....
Rich Union Plaid MerinOs, at sl.l OTIS, -a.t
Printed acusn Dssines, good styles ts at ls and IS
So pieces: best styles English Prints at l2,l cts.
Hsv. a tiGts RSboG. d1 ana xsi flesss Gfsss
stella d sI9ear nsnaS SnawIs' IN great variety
Chenille and Cashmere Scarfs t' y.
Baj9u,s Ma Gloves, all oolors and Nos. t..
White American. Weloh. and saxony do.
GGoIs Si,oE and sSGs cS695 s6S Mf.nS.
Long and square Black Tibet and Bay State
Ladies and Children's plaid wooden Shawls, In all
styles and prices
Hosiery of every description
Ladies Saxony and nj Merino Vests
With q full supply Of housekeeping and domestic
ecs JOHN Fl. SMOOT
MOTTO C r. - Having been informed that GER
l tam persons are IN the habit of collecting ard
gathering together the Bottles which contain or have
contained our beverages and putting therein art
ole made by others than ourselves, and then
ing OF such article on the faith and credit ofOur
stamped on said Bottles, all persons hereby
notified that such Bottles are our property, and
not subject TO sale and that they delivered to
customers only to be returned. and that il is 6rm
intention to prosecute to the utmost extent of the
law, any infringement of our rights on the premises.
Army Il SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street.
Sc ii . .r GeOreetown, ID. G..
nU POINTS GUNPOWDER.
- am all times supplied with all the various kinds
of DU POINTS GUNPOWDER, and am prepared
TO supply the same quantity to parties wanting,
on the most favorable terms.
.-s. b.. w. ALBERT KING,
Agent for the District of Columbia,
NAV l2-t Untel IL States GaOrgetOwn. ID. G.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WAKE.
r. MILLER, son q Coz IMPORTERS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Have received two lnstalments of thelne
S/fal supplies from the English Potterles,V
and will continue to receive aocessons 10
~ their stock till the business season sets L..
r II. MILLER, soN & Co. can assure their friends
and customers that their stock shall be OF the most
desirable description, and that their prices will com
pare favcrably with those qf any deeers in their line
r ii, MILLER, Son Il Co. have prepared than
selves 20 offer to merchants every inducement TO
make their purchases m their line.
WINDOW GLASS.
They have just received via Antwerp and New
York, from the great manu- factory of "Roux." New
BRUSSELS, ll<0 boxes French Window Glass Of supe-
rior quality and of different thcknessss, which they
have imported under such circumstances 10 enable
them to offer superior article at very mo6erats
4-u
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WASHINGTON, OCTOBER s, 1857.

DEAR SIR: The Pisno purchased Of you in the
Fail OF 1864, manufactured by Haett, Davis a Co.,
of Boston, has been In daily since that time and
am happy to state has fully sustained the very IA
vorable opinion had formed Of these Instrumsnts.i
The Pianos of this manufa ctory are not, in nv
Judgment, surpassed by those OF any other. For
volume and sweetness of tone, prompt action, dura-
bility, beauty of workmanship, c., & C., they are
not ceed by any others with which ace uaint-
ed. Respectfully, your obedIent servant,
OR. MERRILL.
J. r. Ellis, Esq, Washington.
WASHING TON, ID. c., Nav 1, 1857.
Dear SIR: The Piano purchased Of you of Hallet,
DAVIS Co.'s manufacture. some eighteen mouths
SINCE continues 10 give entire satisfaction. It is
clear. full, sweet tone, and of beautiful workman
ship; not being Judge of such Instruments trust
ed to your word, and feel pleased IN saying have
not regretted il. Yours, respectfully,
Mas. PETER CALLAN.
J.F. Ellis.
We have now a large stock Of these Pianos. Sc
lected personally when in Boston last week.
oc5-d JOHN F. ELLIS, SIS Pa avenue.
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DUY YOUR GOODS FOR CASH.
ID AND SAVE Ten PER CENT.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO
CASH PURCHASERS.

r. BRICE HALL. who for the past ten years
~ sas sSgo SO of tendens Ss sse thanks past
favurs and would respectfully inform his friends and
customers thar he has added to his already exten-
''VS c&RPET fIFtPfsTnsSSslb ASb SHOE ROOMS.
on the Second and tn hird floors.
TRs We RTGS GaEs az ffEqGLfSSsT
srs gfETl SSH BSfs, az aad is "ssEKflETS
are pfesared to exhibit very large rye and beautiful
assortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS, at
STAPLE DkEs. GooDs, for Ladies, will be found
very large aud sAtractIve: In Ihe sss9Ttment we
cents: best French Mernos, in all coors, at 81 cents
some as low as IS ceats; Plaid Merinos, 81 cents;
1Hd Good Gessp oe6t la
dies Merino Vests, very cheap, Ladies', Gentle
oes; Ladies Cloaks, Talmas and Mantias. OF the
newest and most beautiful styles at New ork pTl;
oes Good Kid Gloves 81 cents; Cdlldreh,s w sted
Hoods, Capes and Talmas, extra cheap; Table LIN
ems, Diapers, and Sheetlngs, Al very low prices;
Beached Cotton at 10 cents. worth II; Blankets 50
cents; Spool Cotton, IL cents per dozen Umbrellas,
Our department for Gentlemen's. Boys, and Ser
wants wear, offers many Inducements, comprlslnza
Kentucky Jeans, F uled Cloths and Lnseys extra
cheap. Under-Shirts and Drawers, ell sizes and
Elegant Carpetings from 81 cents to SI.25; Rugs
of new and beautiful designs. very cheap; Druggels
in all widths at low prices; Floor Olcloths fifty
cents.
Gentlemen's, Boys and Chltdren's Siouch Hats
and Cloth Caps in great variety, at unheard OF
Our stock of Boots and Shoes are from the first
manufacturers IN the country, embracing all quail
ties sty les, and prices for Ladies. entlemen, Chill
dren and Servants. all of which we will sell ten per
less than regular prices, and warrant them to
give satisfaction. ~
OUR TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH, and
as proof of determination to sell ten per cent
less than those who sell credit. we invite you 10
call, examine our stock, and compare the prices
with those asked elsewhere we bt leve II will be
to your interest to purchase OF us Tor cash at ten
per cent than the articles can be bought in
ether houses On credit. ,
X. BRICE HALL.
No. S73 Seventh street,
M To- eoov fourth house above |.
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NIETROPOLlTAN MECHANICS INSTI-
Nl TUTE.
This Diploma, of ne first class, was awarded by
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute for the pro-
motion OF the Mechanic Arts, to
DIR. c. II. VAN PATTtN, of Washington, ID. c.,
for his
RIOR ENTISTRY,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL,
exhibited at the ,d,s play of articles Of American
manufacture held in the City of Washington on the
10th day Of March, 1858.
JOSEPH HENRY, President.
CHARLES STASsBURY, Secretary.
DR.. VAN PATTEN has removed his Office and
NAV now be found daily from 10 a. m. TO p. IN ,over
POtentIni's formerly Mler's) celebrated Confec-
tOnery, opposite Mcclure s Auction Store, between
10th and llth SITS. 90 10
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Dentistry, &c.

TTOOTH-ACHE! TOOTH-ACHEm
i TOOTH-ACHE .!
DR.. VAN PATTEN, at Potentms, opposite
MoGuiTe's, often cures thu most violent -
Tooth ache without extracting. but beatsStSW
the nation" In extracting without pain. ~---D
Tooth ache certainly prevented by plugging and
cleaning, if attended to in time.
AND Now is THE TINE!
y Office at Potentini's, opposite McGure's
auction store. Hours-from 10 in the morning 10 5
in the evening.
p. She believes he has by far the largest stock
them in every approved and desired practicable
ner. Estates and Union, III. Z7-tf
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GREEN GIN NGER-GREEN GINGER
NJ GREEN GINGER reosived. and for sale BY
KING BURCHELL,
IyO Vermont avenue and 18th street,
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lEAMItY BIBEES-Large quarto size, In full
i leather binding, 81.
Family Bibles, full bound in embossed maroon
le tthsr, lbs.
III FRANCK TAYLOR,
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n NE SPLENDID PIANO. almost new. fol-
~ $50. Call and see it at the Music De--
w. @. METZEROTT,ulSt'
&c lm OF III h street and Pa. av.
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EOR RENT.-Ons large PARLOR. with Bed
Il rooms attached, suitable for family car gentle
man and lady, with or ithOut Board. Also, several
other Rooms suitable for single gentlemen. Apply
at DIVERNOIS'S Hotel. Pa. avenue, between l7tiI
and 18th SITS. - ,-...----- Oc p
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EOR RENTAL andsOmely Furnished HOUSE,
Il mo. 49, northeast corner of III and 10th streetsl
containing thirteen rooms, with gas fixtures, bathing
room, c. For particulars apply the premises, or
address Box SIS, City Post Office. Sc 22-tf
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GEORGE SANDS NOVELS.
CoRsueo, three volumes.
La Marie Au Dable, vol.
jacques vol.
lie Petite Fadette, vol.
Valentine, vol.
lie Pechl De NJ Antoine, 2vos,
Jeanne, vol.
Horace, vol.
Francois lie Champi, vol.
Feverlno, | vol.
Mauprat, vol.
Indiana, vol, Leila, 2 vol
IucTezlan Floriani, vol.
Lettres Dim Noyageur, vol.
Price 80 cents per volume. Imported from Paris BY
lS~ ERANCk TAYLOR.
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]. r. Ellis, Esq, Washington.
NEW GROCERY. WINE, AND
1 IIOU0R ST0R n

The subscriber begs to inform hIs friends and the
public, that he has opsned q NEW STORE, corner
of 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where he IN
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic WINES, Ii
QCORS, CIGARS, and FINE -GROCERlEs,
consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Flour Soap,
Marrett & Co... Pnet a Co., and Co. Chabsrds
Brandles in cases, demijohns, and casks. Old ya-
maica Rum, Sherries, Madeira, Port Of yarisus de-
cases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, Reynolds
Edinburgh Ale, Annsette, MaraschDo, Curaooa.
Absy nthe, Cham pagne, and a large and varied de-
Also, StoughtOn Bitters, and Fever and Ague
Btters, Porter, Ale and Cider.
inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers Of Congress also informed that their orders
will he promptly attended to, and delivered at their
general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber at wholesale and re-
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms. and
produce taken m exchange.
Levy's Old Whlskey, constantly on hand, OF 1890.
Country orders puRctualy attended to, and coun-
try produce OF al descriptions receIved on c31slsn
ment. Jonas r. LEVY,
ie s-tf No. 554 Twelfth street.
TTHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF PIAN-
Il OFORTES Is to be found al the Music De-
ocis w. 6. NETZEROTT.
MINIATURE THEOLOGY, IN little volumes
WI for the pocket, gilt edged.
The Sermon on the Mount.
ParBbles of the Saviour.
Christ's last Discourse to his Disciples.
The Song of Moses.
The OmnI Ipotence of God.
Peters Sermon on the day of Pentecost.
ocsd ' -" ' FRiNcK TAYLOR.
NEW BUCKwHEAT MEAL.
~ A choice lot of new Buckwheat Mea received
to-day, KING x BURCHELL,
ocl5 Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th st.
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Police Isteii,gence.
NOW so,w PERSONS ARE asRRorgD-NEw q YORK NOT
suoa BAp PLAoR AFTss ALL.


now sOMF PERSONS ARE GsRROrBD-fEW r0Rk NOT
sucH BAD PLACE AFTss ALL.
me following occurrence, which ~s reported ss the
Cers oce on Friday morsiDs BY Capt Norris, OF the
Jussh ward pouce shows now some persons are gar
rosed IN this o,ys-
e.,scgus : mis- povn,ns, about avs o'clock, .
man by The Of row recently from the cca.sry
r, 40 he station bopae snd stated hss ne ND occu
robbed and assaulted. reN ~a- In the restsu'aa' or
Joseph Miles, corner OF Hester street and Bo~evy, ne
'.sss Feat time sbou, ,oe robosvy aad the injustice
lone him. Lieut. Cd asked Fosim where ne iss mv
she money; sso where ne ,u' ms poos~ o,os hess
cIe hat ne pus In inside pocse. OF hs vssr 40 o,ui
r,ne oiolock on the psevi,os evening ~ C1risys
ars,re,,. and that sbou, ban ost tour oolsck H.,
III, Rsss On eraminus tue co,bns OF ,he oonp,aa.
m, tound the POCKET boot aud mooev W tne nung W
MS coat where Fowler h-d pat vnlls insorlcssi
The comps pans wss overioyed st reoesvnx hh money
ns ,rysd the IAeutcpan, ~ take drink which OF
pourse vas refused Fowler s'opea.
cu.pc. oy BrpGrlrr Asp ,sscs AT an early hour yes
aerd.y morning officer Tarrel, Of the Foursecnih ward
polce arrested man named Martin Jcf'srs, as he vas
" the act Of coming from Tue ta store Of persos sns
lTs Bowery with package o. ooppsrs and vsflous ara
rlcn OF clcshipg In his poSess On tne prs lner ~
ooce convsyes ,se vpD rss then reurned /, ,h
ssore IN order 70 secure the dsors wbsn on his arvs
absre he wss sssosshsd 70 aad the premise. 90 ure
n.vye Of rubbish which placed uodsr ths eountsr
sound 40 be IN nsues ~n'rh nsd already ,gutet ths
rouper The fames-were promptly ernngo'snsf an, to'
x~rnslv who lived In the rroms wow ~ere miVmsn
Are oScurrsnce Toe pisoDsr, on beas brouxn. neors
ustce brennan denied sh ~ietee ~ e'oef the az
s.vv a. the s,sou He wxs oreyv Ia The enploy M
N Messu P,crsop sous bus rad bees d'sherged 'or
.oms o.oss forters vss commlttct for exsD'nsiou
A us.sc wcmAs Forrp Mrs Winters, Of No. 1b'
F,ys, avenue whose myssrou, issppesrsncs vas no
decd In Fridays paper, has turned no IN ,ne ,omos.
The woman vas onmitiod TOT druuneans- op oanaS
Hast ana vas found in the ctv prsoa on Friday mnfng
nv Captain Har Of the Seventeenth vsrd police Inomss
winters, whc arrested susp'coa y ns.,nx ms.s
swav vikh nj. hster bar vss houorsb,y discharged
from custody whea tne saf " Of toe mssog -omt1 vas
made known 10 the magsuAte before whom winners "s'
conveyed.
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St. Patrick's Day.


f6EPAhATIOhs FOE 0RAND PARADE Br QUE
IRISH CIrIZsNs.
Convention Of Irish socie lee vas hold On Tsesduy
night, In Montgomery Hail. 7S Prince street. John D.
herty, President and Thomas Gushing, Secretary The
object OF the Convention WAS 70 mako preparations for
grand parade on 81 Pstrcks das 7th Of March). rhs
Convention has delegates ron the folio wing societiss
Ancient srder Of aiberniabs New York; Ancient Order
Oh Hpsrni,ns Universa somety; 81 James Roman Ca.
tboho To'A Abstinence Beneficial Society Montg msry
benevolent Society; Father hathsws rcta Absanenoe
BeDevo'ent Sociey; Abernisn Banevoleat s sclety;
Irish Ad socey; shamrock Benevolent society; Uuted
Sons Of Esin Benevolent Society; Ancient Oris OF Hber
mans Kings county Quarry mems Union Preeouve 50
oely; Worxngmens Union Benevolent Soctety.
Five delegates admitted from eaob society The
Oonvepuoo was composed OF ntslsest. hard working.
men, who despatched business Ohosgn II vas not con-
cooted and arranged beforehanf) With Q rapdity that
would astonish our regular political couventonists rhe
conouct OF the delegates decorous frank ana oour
teous Each society ch 'erfuly raid In S. boar the
expenses of the Convention Proper com mt.ees nave
been sppoind aod means taken secure grand tsrn-
out on the 17th Of March next The Convention will
meet on every Tuesday evening until that tine to IKE
such preparations for the celebration OF the birthday of
heland's patron Saint as they may deem proper.
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A CANADfAw ARorrc ExPxprr1oss-We an
noupce a. posfive fact tba, Dr Rae, the Arcon rs
v,er, sided By the oovtsibusiors OF Kind hiends W
Nuding Kingston dock yard Aroeic sohoonsv to ne
ready IN Nay 90 dcwn 70 iebs1, thencs 70 ths Arono
rceons 70 make ses~nh for uapsa'o Frankhos
ray dead ~ alive Dr Rasm Va cmmsnd the sshoone',
and be party of hardy sfvcut-vrrs " s-ocmps,y hm
ard msr HIS vessel, are ssleoasi and engaged, We SAY
20 search Cor Captain Fs-tp HE becsuse, a.
fr ne ships reyrov and Ere,u-, they most upquss
tonaby seen IN 1sDEsachsd to ss iceberg driri.s 70
ssa (csrsis) vac.