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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

FROM G EN. Sl0EL'S cOEPS D Ar MEG.
(Correrpondenceo OF he Philadelphia Iaquirer.I
PAIRYAX CorRr HorsI Va. Nov. 1.-Y-s-
teYday we another dismal, rainy day. Tbs
cads have hem rendered "Itrrmely son, And
il is with ereat difficulty thai trains pass. The
mud on thu turnpike in over foot deep. This
morning the rain contin ues unabatet., and there
l. noproepeet Of clear weather coming for sone
tune.
The news afioat - Of . rather eIci'ins. char.
acter. The audacity and dsuntleesness OF the
Rebels indicate that they arc making the most
stT'.Iuoua efforts, by har-assinS orr ontp jsts
and capturing our pckrts, TO discourage our
army. They feel confident that they can do
nothing 10 bolster mp their sinking cause exc pit
through these maraudng bands that pro vi
along during the darkness OF the night
Shortly before daybreak yesterday morning
the Rebel cavalry ran our pickets across Bull
Run bridge. The men stationed there on picket
at the time were from the nth Connecticut
Regiment. Three Of the number were captured.
Scouts from the Rebel ranks ARE roaming
around within three miles OF Crnterville.
The ON GERS OF the force STATIONED ut D.ntre.
Vile have BEEN notified that they will not oe
allowed to 20 more than thirty yards beyond
their rncampmrnt. This order has bern issued
70 that all officers may b. found at their posts
should an emergency arise.
With every guard and pic ket stationed within
the lines there is placeda drummer and bugler
This has been done that the men may b. quickly
collected together after the first call il sounded
from headquarters. The call is then sounded
along the line until Ii reaches the last picket.
Our forces had hardly made good their exit
from lain Vile before the rebels entered the
place. Their cavalry captured six stragalers
who rcrnains b~hind, and then len the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FREDERICKSBURG.


Up 70 noon to day nothing had reached hero
from Falmouth opposite Fredericksburg later
than the telegram Of tho Associated Press dated
yesterday, 70 Be found elsewhere In TO days
Star. We, however, learn that the work In
The repairs Of the railroad from Aqua Greek
IL being pushed with due energy. BY to-mor-
row evening we trust that the locomotive will
b uaversing that road 70 within perhaps Eve
miles OF Frederieksbnrg. and not long hence
over the whole distance.
Much anxirty exists here TO learn the precise
i~sus Of the eleven hours longer "grace" given
&C. the town by Gen. Burnside. The fact that
we have no news OF either the surrender de-
manded or OF the bombardment offered as the
Affirmative, indicates that the prompt offer Of
the Mayor TO stop the proceedings In the town
denounced by Gen. Sumner as inadmissIble
under the circumstances, may have induced a
determination on Gen. 3urnside's part TO
frain from Smelling il until resistance ght be
attempted to his crossing the river whenever
be may be ready to- occupy the place
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SECOND EDITION.
fHIII O'CLOCK P. II.
INFORMATION TO PARTIBs GOING SOUTH

INDIGNATION 70 PARTIBs GOING SOUTH.
In answer to daily inquiries and infornai
application, notice l. Again given that All ap-
plications INSIDE by ladies to 60 IN their friend5
and families in the South must Be made In
writing and verified by oath previous 70 the
18th day OF December next and each applicant
must stale: fret her name, age, and r'-.idrnce'
second the date when she carne within the
military lines Of the United States, for what
nurposr, and whore she has sincs resided.
tL,rd, the place she desires 10 60 70, and the
purpose or object Thereof.
The persons TO whom leave may be granted
will he provided with 8 suitable escort nom
WASHINGTON 10 the lines Of the United States
forces in Virginia, with such personal Effects
and shall be allowed 70 pass.
No person will be allowed 10 take more than
one trunk or package Of female wearing APP
psrel, W eighing noIover one hundred pounds,
and any contrabsnd property will forfeit the
same, and subis,t tbs party 70 imprisonment
during the war. .
Applicants are also Hstified that immediately
after the eI piration Of the time for making sp-
plications = list OF the names OF the persons 10
whom leave is granted will be- published, and
the time and place Of Having designated.
Children, il desired, will be allowed 70 &C.
cempany their mothers and relatives, twho
have permits and take th0r usual WEARING
apparel: but the name and age Of each child
must be given in tho application.
fSignedD l. &. TrBSEr,
Major and Judge Advocate.
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TELEG GRAPHIC.
LATEST FkOM RNHMOND.
CoSSCRIPTS AT WORK ON THE FORTIPICA.
TION5 OF RICHMOND
HEAVY GUNS BEING MOUNTED THERE.
GREAT PREPARATIONS BEING MADE To
DEFEND RICHMOND.
sT0NEwaIL JACKSON MARCHING IN THE
REAR OF BURNSIDE
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATEST From Richmond.
HEAVY GUNS BEING MOUNTED THERE.
Especial dispatch TO the StaSl

Especial dispatch 10 the StaSl
FAIIFAx STATION, Nov. A-Henry Demey,
etL u. S. infantry, paroled prisoner, who has
just come from Richmond, reports that he saw
IN that city the cons cripts going out with tools
TO work on the Qualifications Of the city-.o0
went out at one time.
He also saw fifteen siege guns on their way
out of the city, on trucks drawn by ten or twelve
horses each, passing through the street he was
on. People said they We're prepared there in
front and rear TO receive us. Helsft Richmond
on the 10th of this month and saw about 1900
infantry between Culp per and Rappahannock,
and the railroad trains full of provisions coming
from Gordonsville for Culpeper.
He arrived in Warrenton last Thursday. On
that day Hampton's Legion and 2,2oo infantry,
with four pieces Of artillery, came into War
1renton by the SrerryviIle Turnpike. He left
Warrenton on Friday morning and took the
road 10 Salem, where he arrived at night He
says that the inhabitants there expected Jack
SON that night and that they prepared food for
his soldiers. They say Jackson will march to
Warrenton, In the rear Of Burnside
He also spoke At Salem, with Lieut. Halleck
q nephew, as he says, Of the Commanding
General. The lieutenant belongs to Stuart's
Cavalry, is wounded in the arm and vas
hidden In Salem, In Maddock's house. when
our troops were there.
All seems TO be quiet to-day about Bull Run,
Chanulley and Centreville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
PROM WARRESTOS

By gentleman who left the vicinity OF
warrenton last week, we learn that the Con-
federat-s were at New Baltimore, ak miles
from warrenton. at the time Of our evacuatisn
Of that place. They entered Wsrrenton on
Tuesday. On Monday orr informant was in
warrenton, and the secesh people Of the place
were already showing their teeth towards the
Union people and the Federal rear guard then
there. They made a descent upon the hospital
buildings lately occupied by our forces, car
rying away every thing they could find in the
way of bedding and hospital stores, and al once
put up the prices On everything they furnished
to the Eederals," charging 50 per day for the
poorest hog and homipy fare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

THB REBELS FORTIPYING PORT HUDSON
ABOVE NEW ORLEANS, TO CONTEST
THE ASCENT OF CON. FARRAGUT
TO AID IN THk ATTACK UPON
yJCKSBCRG.

ST. Louis, Nov. "a. The Democrat is In
formed that the Rebels are Certifying Port Hud-
sor, $50 miles above New Orleans. Ten or
twelve guns are in position, and In two weeks
from the present time Port Hudson will bs as
strong az vicksburg, and will prove serious
bar to the as scent of Farragut's fleet The Rebels
are running steamboats, from Port Hudson to
Lake Providence, distance Of 300 miles. They
have also boats on the Red River, bringing i'm
nense supplies Of cattle from Texas, with large
quantities Of salt from the new salt works on
the Red River. These works produce 10000
bushels daily, all OF which are sent east via
vicksburg. One object OF terrifying Port HID
son is TO prevent the Federal forces from reach
ing these salt works
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

~An expedition OF two regiment. Of intan.
try, which has been securing the country be-
tween Nashville and Clarksville during the
past four or five days, captured 10 Rebels, IL
h"rsrs, 20 mules, and 100 muskets. A scout,
arrived from Knoxville on the 18th, saws there
were no troops at Knoxville, excepting sick
and convalescent. At Mcminn Vile there was a
considerable force OF conscrpis from adjoining
counties. At Sparta there WAS small force
He saw no more until ne got to Kingston, where
there were a few soldiers. No Rebel troops
at Lebanon Cross, nor throughout the entire
route. The enemy still evince a disposition to
CHIT near Tullahoma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

IMPORTANT TO LANDLORDS AsD TESASrs.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has
decided that a strict cons ruction relating to
stamp duties upon ls6se, &c, (schedule b, p.
81, +. L. will require that a stamp OF the
denomination of fifty 500 cents be affixed
to each lease, or agreement 10 lease,
from month to month-no period OF years being
named-must be construed to mean and be re-
earded as a lease for period of time &c ::
and, therefore, subject TO the stamp duty i'm
posed by law upon such instrument.
Fify-cent lease stamps are now ready for
delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
sHAKsrxAREAs COMEDY At GRovxR,. ruv

sHARsPEAREAJ COMEDY AT GRovRR's The
ArER.-On tonight. Shakspeare's comedy OF
'Taming the Shrew" will be brought out At
Growers Theater, in superior style and with an
effective cast; and the admirers OF the I" Isqiti.
mate" will govern themselves accordingly.
The charming Lucille Western appears as the
vixenish Katherine" the favorte performer
l. p. Barrett a "Peruchio :" and that emine Mt
disciple OF Menus, Mr.. Dan Setchell, as "Gru-
mio' In this play and the concluding piece,
Mseame Celeste's comic drama OF "Lucifer, -
the entire strength OF Growers excellent com.
pany viii appear. The bill tonight At Growers
y enc TO be made much Of by the lovers of good
acting
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RoPosA FORLU Der.
DKPOr QrARrBRNAs1EK's OpPICH,

-, Corner Of ls,h ard q 'tyeets.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received 81 this Off 90
5gtil Friday, December s. 81 at ~ o'clock y. for
lion oO0nol feet of Lumber Of the following kind
seven hundred and afty thou sand $4,000 feet A.
IT., Ct one - inch White me Com mon Cuttings,
Eighty three thousand three hundred and thirty
three g a33o feet Scantiing by T. fourteen feet
Eighty three Thousand three hundred and thirty.
four tT sa, feet Scantling. by 4, sixteen feet
Eighty three thou IAN tn roe hundred and thirty.
three s3r:ssl feet scsntiing, by4 eighteen feet
All he above described to be good. mershsn.able
unlber subject to the insp .cton OF an agent ap-
S Pat to Ss ssf T'bn
after signing the contract
sdrred and an oath Of allie glance to the Z. 5 Gov
fhs aby Ssseyy t sssh .,o
it be awarded TO him, must Be guarsnteei by two
responsible persons. whose signatures are to be SD.
pended to the guarantee, and said guarantee mas,
The responsibility Of the guar.ntors must he
neare.t district Court or Of the United States Dis
tr,et Attorney:
are opened, or the proposals viii not be consid-
The full name and Post Office address Of the hid.
der must ppear in the proposal
III Pa IL made in the name Of firm the names
consitrred as the individual proposal Of the party
Ronds in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars signed
by the contracto. and both Of his guarantOrs win
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
the tract.
The right to reject any or all bids tina. may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depo. Quar-
trrmsster.
Informal proposal, will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward
l.: Hartz, Assistant Quar- termsster L. y. Army
Washington. ID: c., and should be plainly marked
Proposals for Lumb der -
Form of Guarantee
We, -, of the county of - and State Of
and =, of the county of f. and state IF do
hereby guarantee that's able to fulHl tho
contract, in accordance with the terms OF hia pro
position, and that, should his proposition be &C
cepted he viii at "ncc enter into u contract in .c-
curdance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded hiLi we ara pre-
pared to become his secul iti-s
ITO tins guarantee must be- appended the off cial
certificate above mentioned
EDWARD l.. HARTZ,
"a Capt ard Asst Quartarmaster L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

SBy way OF Memphis, We have Intelligence
rom Mobile TO the 9th inst. There was grra;
excitement among the inhsbitsnts in anticipa-
ton Of q speedy arrival OF the Federals. The
Rebels had but few troops there, and the
people were momentarily expecting the arrival
Of the Federal army, which they imagined
travelling overland toward their city. There
was general stampede OF all that could make
IL con venient to leave. Men, women, and
children were crowdng the cars, steam boats,
and all sorts Of private convayances in order to
get out Of danger The impression was tina,
Mobile would fall an easy prey TO the Federal
army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

~ The War Department has ordered the
discharge Of prisoners in military custody for
diseouraging enlistments, opposing the draft,
&c, in all those States where the draft has been
completed, or the quota has been furnished by
voluntary enlistmen's Also, the discharge of
all persons in the bel States, not prisoners Of
war, who have been arrested for disloyalty TO
the Government, who may be willing 10 give
the parole. Such persons are also to be per-
miiied TO leave the loyal States upon certain
conditions. These releases are not TO include
persons who have resisted the draft by force Of
aims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

Arrival Of Gen. Fremont at cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-}sn. Fremont arrived
here might, unaccompanied. He came very
quietly, and went immediately 70 his room at
the Burnett, nobody except the clerk and your
correspondent knowing OF his advent. Some
thing IL in the wind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

~ Arrangements have just been perfected
by the Government hereby the sum OF fearly
half amillion dollars OF small currency notes
will be- printed and issued weekly. This, it Is
hoped, will afford satisfactory supply for a
few weeks al least, when the issue may be- still
further increased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
N . T I G e &.

q. 4. AssEssoR's OFFICE,
Collection District for the District Of Columbia
All peraons concerned in the United States as
Occupations, MerchaI disc, 4 c., DC, a. Der act or
Congress approved July I, 1862, no resfde in the
mt list ia now ady at my Once 500 Mary
land avenue, in the Seventh Ward, Wsshin gton
main open for such inspection until the 18th day
ofNovembtr, 1851 also, that the undersisned will,
the time thus allowed for ins psction Of said list
remain in his ONCE, at the place before named
O'Clock p. m, t. hear and determine on all appeals
which may be exhibited against the proc9Sdines Of
the Aaeistsrt Assessor.
All appe ls must be made in writing specifying
the particular cause, matter or thing respectins
ground OF principle Of inequality CT error com
planned Of. p. M. PEARSON
q. B. Assessor for Collection District
no FIST District Of Oolu n, bia
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CAVALRY INSPECTION
The following order hiss been issued:
Kur Drp0rfme1L Adiukrrf Ecnrrnp. Of

4 M IOIIUWIHg UTuFr ESo bcen lssued:
War Department, Adjutont Generate ONO
Warrington, November ~ 1sG2 (
General Orders, No. 18.-Commaniants of
Corps, Hyisions, and Brigades are hereby re-
quired to have special inspection Of the cav
airy OF their respective commands, within ten
days from the date of this order and report 10
TINS department the names Of III ON ,ers whose
cavalry hor~es appear to have ben NEGLECTED.
or be mint for duty, TO thStnd hat such officer
may be promptly i-miSsed from the service
ny order OF the Secretary Of War:
l.. ID. TRvssESD, Assist AdTt Genl
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM HAMPERS PBxRY.

O,.,.,;on- of Gen. G-ary-The Dam age on
,hr Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD. &C.
HAKPYR'sF BRRY, Nov 2i.-Stons all jack
son il still near Winchester. with 1850 men.
The general impression il that he is ratirfns
towards Gordons villr. All is quiet along tho
linrs
Gen. Grary Is sending daily reconnoi ssancee
TO observe the Movements OF the enemy.
The main track OF tho Baitimors and Ohio
Railroad is torn up for twenty-five miles IN"
rails rendered useless by heating, the tics all
burned On an :erage there are only seventy
rails per mil- 1T for IeLaying. The sidinss q:
Msrtinsb burg are all burned.
The river has only risen two inches, but q
further rise is expected from the rains in the
mountains.
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The MCDOWELL INyEsTIC arIoN

The court OF inquiry in the case of General
Mcdowell met Oh Saturday. The court WIS
ordered 70 investigate the charges against Gen
Mcdowell 1t WAS ascertained that none xist
and the court Will have To be dissoIyv d without
ac'ioA II was appointed at the request of the
General to institute a general inquiry into his
military conduct, but by some error the order
recises that IL il TO investigate charges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
NpDIcALEXANISERs APPOINTED

The Commissioner Of Pensions has made the
following additional appointments Of Pension
Bureau surgical examiners. FIz:-Dr. John
s. Crawford, at Williansport, Pa; Drs. II. w.
Humphrey, al Mount Vernon, o.; Saul Mar
tin, at Worcester, Mas; Wilson Je we'll, 100 n.
Sixth St, Philadelphia, Pa; J. X. Lee, West
Philadelphia, Pa; VIM. G.. Gillingh&.n Ig7 N.
Tbirtt enth St, Philadelphia, Pa; james Cum
miskey. 63l Spruce ct. do, do; VIM. Black
stone, Athens, O.; Henry Jones, Jackson Vile.
Ill; Benjamin Cory, Waukegan, Ill. Leigh
McClung, Xeina, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
DROPUSALS FOR OATS AND CORN.
DEPOT QuARrERMAsrKR,s OFFICE.
Corner Of Llh and II Streets :
WASHINGTON ID q Nnxlr LIZ o. issa [

Corner Of pth and Il sf,esfS :
sKlLEb PROPOSALS. wall be received at this ONCE
until THURSDAY. the 4th day of Dece1nbe at II
t2"1Nl two hundred Thousand bushels of o s sTS
ana q o.", two hundred thousand bushels of old
The OATS = to BE- IF a good merchantsble quality,
Pr. Ut u, psss OF ahont two bushels each.
pounds to the bushel VIZ WIN - wv
sacks 10 be furnished without extra charge to the
The Corn m to he Of a gooa mercn.n,sole quality.
Corn viii Be- received By weight At Is, afsy-six
Sacks to be furnished without extra charge to
Delivery to be made in the city of Washington,
within 25) twenty nve days from the date of the
contract.
Proposals will be received for go 0OOl ffty thou
ssnd bushels Of Oats and upwards, and for OOO)
The proposition. for the Oats and Corn must be
on separate papers ard entirely distinct from and
The full name and Post once address OF the bid
deE f nI Sia sfsPes st IL II The BE- poposai
considered .: the indvduHi proposal Of tho part
Proposals from di,soyal pn,,ie, .eiu 40, h ,o.,;a
sed; AND An OATH or ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
Proposnlr must be addressed to Col D. H Rucker,
Corn" 'p''11s 'ot oa'S ana
The ability Of the bidder to all the. contract.
s BY aS be ss.dsa to
BE- appended to the suarant.s h0se signature. must
shown BY the oeiAl certificate OF the Cier. ~ tho
nssrest District Court of the United states Dis
Bidders must be present In person when thu MD.
are opened or their proposals viii not be co1fsid
Bonds equal in amount to half the sum to bs "a.
ceived on the contract, signed by the contrartor
and both of his suarantors, will be REQUIRED ~ H.
successini bidder npon signing the contract '"'
be- sne Sp' ss, the win
With them or to have bonds signed in antic;nstien
and ready to be produced when the Contact Il
| signed Blanks for bonds can be procured uoon
sHpiicatinn being made at this ONCE either person.
| FORM OF GUARANTEED
| We, Of the county If, and Ststa al,
and =, Of the county or, and STATE ofol do
hereby guaranty that's able to fulail o W
tract in accordance with the terms Of hia con
he viii ~ once enter into contract in sccoISan,
| Herewith. oio1oce
| Should the contract be awarded him =.
pared to become his securities. NV
| Ito this guarantee must be appended tba -,
certificate aforementioned 's'1'
INSPECTION. DELIvERY &C.
All Osts ard Corn contracted for under tb;s .,
vernsemsnt will be gidiy ins pee ted and snch a.
do n9t prove Of good sound merchantabIe ou.iitx
Payment TO be made upon the completion ~ g..
contract the reafter ss the Denot n sae
t@rmasl-r shall be in funds. WV quay
Any informality in the bid, or non-conformanc.
the rejection OF the propos sal. 10
Delivery 20 be made at the Railroad Depot AZ -,
one OF the Government Whsrves in the eitv 81
Washington. wy vi
The n POT Quartz I'M sster tn himsaIf Oh.
high. n II. RUCKERA soo
no .std Colonel and Depct Orar,erm.s,a.
/
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SPIRIT OF FHB MORNING PRESS.

The fste,,.cene, Il without editorial to-day
The Repsbtseas argues that the Presidents
emancipation proclamation is as much An act
Of mercy 70 the whites Of the South rs 10 the
blacks for It's tendency WA to prsvent serrhe
insurrection- It's withdrawal by the Isl OF
January would also, argues ihe H<paot'edn
u sugur..s q rising among thr slaves, for tneir
La. hone OF freedom would then have vanished
Ths Rec. sssea. has good word 70 say ,o-day
In b<nalf OF Gen. Grant
The Chronicle thinks the same reasonable
4.sisns which first plunged the country into
rebellion are being develope ed now at the North
under the pret-nse Of defending what are
called .individual rights"
The Ctrcstek says:
.Ths Cons tuition was perverted and used
for the shield OF Southern traitors, and Northern
traitors are now setting up the hd6sds corpus ~
q rampant behind which they may safely carry
on tAs ASA alt against the national existence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
FROM PREDERICKsRrRG

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THB Potomac
saturday evening, Noy.22.-Nothing Of interest
has franspired this afternoon
Owing TO some Misunderstanding, a train
which was leaving FRI dericksb burg wi n a mum
Der OF women and children, was fired into to-
day. but fortunately no one was hurt. The
citi1ens were fast leaving the city.
LATER.-Eleven additional hours had heen
gwen the authorities of Fredericksburg to sur
render the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

|" Gov. Solomon, OF Wisconsin, faarin 2
there will be an organized resistance to the
dran in the city of Milwaukee, has issued a
proclamation warning all those who contem.
plate such movement or the consequenc ps
which will follow. He says he has power SUI
fcient 10 enforce the draft, and announces that
it must and shall take place
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

ITO, FOB THE UNITED GLEE oLCB, OP
LON PARTY Of the United Glee Club, to bs
Siyspp e PStcwse Hall; on Du|bSrtSn at on
Eve) Nov. 2sth. The Committee pfsd.e hem:
selves that neither pains nor expense win spared
TO make this fhs ? arty Of the sea,on
Tickets 81, admitting gentlsnsn spd ladiss.
B. Fox, TT Stocsman,
". T. Paul II. Manning. no ~ "a