BENEFIT or THE POOR.
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BEWEFYT OF THE POOR.
A MEETING Of the subscribers to Ball to be
"a given for the relief Of the poor of the city, was
held on Thursday evS lng, the 23d instant, and IT
was decided to give Benevolent Ball at the Wash
ington Assembly Rooms, on Thursday evening, the
3Olh Instant and the following gentlemen were
selected to act as managers for that occasion:


MANAGERS.
Hon. A. p. Upshur, w. w. Seaton, Mayor,
Hon. David Henshaw, John w. Maury,
Gen, A. Henderson, Walter Lenox,
Gen Walter Jones, Jno. t. Towers,
Gen. r. G. Weightman, 8. Mast,
Maj. A. A. Nicholson, John r. Pepper,
Maj. G. H. Walker, D. Fister,
Mai. P. G. Howle, Jesse E. Dow,
Col. Peter Force Alexander Lee,
Col. VIM Hickey, VIM. H. Topping,
MAJ. VIM. B. Scott, Samuel Ashby,
Joseph Gales, John F. Coyle,
John G Rives, Walter M. Clarke,
Nee. Young J. ID. Hoover,
Thos II. Blake, l.. G. Browne,
Edward Simms, Joseph B. Tate, &
Stan. Murray, John s. Cunningham,
Geo w Phillips, James Philips
John II. Hewitt, F. A. Harry.


W. w. SEAroN, Esq, Mayor Of the city, hav-
ing consented to act as treasurer for this charitable
purpose, the receipts over and above the expenses
will be placed in his hands.


IL Tickets 80: to be had at Fischers Music
Store, Patterson's, Stott's, Gimans, and Dulany's
Drug Stores, Washington; and at Linthicum's Drug
Store, Georgetown. nov 25-td