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90 We gave TO our readers in yesterdays
paper. the address of the Rev. Josiah Warden
on the presentation, and the address of Mr.
O'Relly on the reception. These, we judge
well worthy of being read, and we had few
extra papers printed, SO those wishing TO OBJ
tain copy can be gra,ifed by calling at this
Office.


We shall present to our readers, on to-mor
row, the remarks Of the Rev. S. X. Cox; and
perhaps, hereafter. those Of the Rev w. l.
Eva, both Of which, we judge, well worth
attention. We are Of the opinion that no iourth
OF July, has ever been more nationally celebra-
ted in Georgetown, than was the last.


We trust that many future celebrations, on
this glorious day, may be equal, if not supe-
nor Let the glorious car of Temperance ride
on. and the moral, Intellectual, and physical
effects, must evidently tend TO the improve
ment of all our public celebrations. Indeed,
its tendency is to improve society in every de-
partment. Its influence has already been
great beyond the fears Of many and even
hopes of some. And although, we as the ad-
vocate in our feeble manner, can not do that
Justice to the cause, which its importance de-
lnands, still we will not cease to put forth our
best efforts in giving success to the Temper
ance car


ERRATA.-The communication of x. Y,
in our paper Of the 9TH inst, should read
small drops Of grumous blood in the place Of
generous. n#


The Hon. Abbott Lawrence has ordered the
printing of 10000 copies of Mr.. Stewards
speech on the Tariff, at his own expense. We
Inadvertently stated the number to be 1000