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The EXPECTED Row AT TAMMANY HALL To.
NIeHT.-Some fears are entertained of row at
Tammany Hall tonight in consequence of the de-
termination OF the "natives" to have their ball
there in spite Of the prohibitory mandate of the
"Saciems" strong body of the redoubtable
watchmen are ordered to be in attendance. but
we think there is little danger of bloody noses.-
All the fighting locofocos have gone to Washing
ton, and the "natives'' have wise and becoming
horror OF any strife but that of words. We will
go bail for the 'natlves" in this business They
" j be as peaceful as lambs


ST. DAvrps SOCIETY. sons and daughters
OF Cambria, In this city, celebrate the anniversary
OF their patron Saint, at Nibo's, this evening
The St. David's Society is the only one of the ma.
uonal benevolent associations, that appears to
know how to manage these festivals. Instead of a
scene OF guzzling and drinking, and retailing OF
stupid toasts and more stupid speeches, by selfish
party OF gentemea, this society henors its patron
saint by a delightful reunion, where beauty. intel.
lect, poetry, and music, make the occasion one O,
unalloyed enjoyment, and worthy OF enduring re-
membrance. The festival tonight will be even
more than usually agreeable, as the arrangements
OF the managers have been made with great bhe.
raty and taste.