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CIVIC, MILITARY, AND FIREMEN’S BALL.rJ1HE Toiiii Annual Ball ot tbe FRANKLIN A FIRE COMPANY will be held at Carust’s Saloon on the Firtt Monday in Decetnbtr, (the 5'h,) instead of the second Tuesday, as advertised, in consequence of a Military Company having taken the night previous to the one selected by ibia Company The Company lake pleasure in announcing that they have engaged Carusi’s Saloon, which has been repainted and fitted up in handsome sty le for the occasion.Committee of Invitation and Reception.3. A. M Duacansoo, McClinicck Young,E. L. Hamilton, Henry F- Butw,John C. Rives, Robert R. D yle,William Beron, Jbn V. Shield',Robert Coliman, Grafton Powell,James S-ssford, Alexander Warner.Tickets |2, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, to be had at the following places: J. P. Me-Kean’s Snuff and Tobacco Sore, PetiDsylvania avenue; C. T. lardella’s, corner of Pen»--ylvanta avenue and 12th street; Wm. Fiicher’s, Penn.yl-vania avenue; Farquhir Morg*n's, near Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue; F. Riley’s, Navy Yard; O M. Linttaieum’s, Georgetown; or of either Of the Managet*, and at the door on the evening of the Ball.JCf'No servants wid be allowed in the Saloon but those provided by the Company.23~Lloyd Williams’s Cotillion Band has been engaged, and will be in attendance.Nov. 24—TuTbSM
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Washington Globe
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Thu, Nov 24, 1842
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