The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-21
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

oBrien, who has charge OF the Armory but he spoke
or rather mutecd his opinions ia so low voice that We
could gather only the words, the towards march
should be kicked out Of Scott Tactics General Taylor
rule no surrender -humph." This however, is the
march for US should We ever go soldering Ii mmor
taized far as poetry confer that boon, the King
Of France we believe who
q with twice ten thousand men;
up hill marched u retresl again.
II Col Hickey introduces IL again Friday evening
shall be there although not soldier professionally
It might prove some time or other, quite useful
pishment BE this as IL may, pleased to chron-
cle these evidences of revving spirit in the military
organization in community and therefore reoeiv
ed with pleasure the assurance Of Col Hickey that
while he was at liberty divulge the proceedings of
the board of commissioners appointed by the Secretary Of
War; with the sanction of the President to prepare
port the best of rcorganizng District reg
mens, he at liberty to state that they would
be prepared TO submit such report would oonduce to
that desirable object and lead to further and prompt
congressional patronage We wish the gallant Colonel
and his associates the fullest success.
LiEur. MAURY, of this city, delivered lecture on
''Thc Atlantic Telegraph, at Auburn, New York, the
18th inst The lecture spoken of in very complimentary
terms On his arrival at that place. he received by
the Willard Guards and escorted to the residence of Rev
Dr. Cressy where he addressed by Lieut. Sharpcot
in neat and appropriate speech to which he responded
in happy manner. Lieut. Maury was the guest OF Rev
DIR. Greasy during his stay in Auburn. Whilst the Will
lard Guards in Washington, in attendance the
Inauguration of President Buchanan, they received
siderable attention from Lieut. Maury, and they embrac
ed this opportunity of attesting their appreciation
RrIaIous SERVICES To-pAY--Rev DR., Kingsford will
mo the Thirteenth street
Baptist church.
The Rev Bishop Kavanaugh will preach at eleven
O'Clock this morning at the NJ f. church SOUTH Eight
street.
Rev Mr. Bassett Is announced to preach this afternoon
at three o'clock in the Congregational church Fifth
street, opposite the City Hall.
Rev Dr. Hammer will occupy the pulpit of the Second
Presbyterian church to-day.
An ALARM-We just about to congratulate our
selves and the good city Of Washington that the charmed
hour of eleven o'clock Saturday night had passed
without the regular weekly conlngration, when the
alarm bell sounded the alarm coming from the First
ward AT this writing arc unable to say whether the
alarm false or not, but, in either case, we
think all will concur that it must have happened accord
ing to some Encouragement
Snow STORMS is ten days ere winter will com
mence yet we have been visited by two storms
On Monday last the sprinkle of admonished us
that winter approaching Last night this fact was
fully demonstrated by the sudden repetition of
snow 1t fell rapidly that in few minutes the
ground covered 1t still showing at IL o'clock
melting nearly fast it fell The appearance of
in the month of November is most unusual
in this latitude.
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LADIES, TAKE NOTICE! Shoes of all kinds for ladies'
misses, youths, children, selling at astonishngy
avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets Mr. Clark
manufactures his own Foods and can therefore warrant
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them 10 give satsiactoh
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MnNs c,,sryp 1rpp ono of tho graatest I;vnsr non
~ ~ $500 80 = - o., 20 p
lists, will shortly give two classic concerts at Philhar
,,o,c HIN Il, which ba will NAV b,y poot
'S $500 - $500 - 800 ~ SSf - $500,
oven, Hummu and Richard Wagner, besides his
e,nt,s, ~, mo,tba E,rtbar n, ,t;c,,Iaru ,aroaftor
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CLEANING SrREEBy reference to the advertise