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HISTORY OF THE REVOLT OF THE
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THE ORGAN PIANO.
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MRS SKERRETT

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The subscriber has the honor to refer TO the follow
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Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN u. s. Senate.
DIXON II. LEWIS, :"
C. J. INGERSOLL, House of Representatives.
j. K. INGERSOLL, .
]. L. HOLMES,
II. c. MURPHY,
w. b. MACLAY,
W. b. LEWIS, Sd Auditor, Washington.
JAMES N. BARKER, Esq,
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JAMES HOBAN, Esq,
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j. b. SUTHERLAND,
T.. ID. INGRAHAM Esq,
Cox JAMES PAGE,
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j. TOMLINSON, ESQ,
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January IL, I845
PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails of the Uni
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the 30th Of June, ls4S, inclusive, on routes 2 255
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III Door open at u, performance TO commence
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MORE NOV ELTYu!
NEW PERFORMERS, NEW PIECES.
MRS. sKERRETT,
The last arrival from Europe, who has been PLAYING
at New York and Baltimore with much success
will make her first appearance in Washington.
MIR. SKERRETT,
popular Comedian, will also appear
MR.. DE WALDEN from the Park Theatre.
These distinguished artistes engaged for -Four
Nights only.
A NEW NEEDY.
The Dancers, Miss ST. CLAIR of New York popu-
larty, and Mr. G. SMITH, of Philsdelpha, will
"aAS aeh "'t "PPsoiahSe HcfCs
This Ecening, (Nonday,) January 81.
will DO performed for the first time in Washington,
new and mertorious Play in two acts, called
GRIsT TO THE MILL.
MISS ST. CLAIR AND MR.. G. SMITH
WILL DANCE TIE
"GRAND BOLEROp'
la appropriate and splendid co.ume-their drst sp-
pearance.
THE FARCE or THE
LAWYERS CLERK!
MISS ST. CLAIR
VIII dance the " Pas De Danube Z"
MIR. GEORGE SMITH
Will dance his f" Pas de Matelot,
To conclude with the last Farce of
DUNN BROWN,
Or, my Friend the Captain.
MIR. BARNES,
The most celebrated Psntommist and Buao Dancer of
the day, is engaged.
CRACK BAND OF
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
OF superior merit, is engaged, and will appear to-
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DIR. HOLLlCK'S
SELECT fURES,
ON THE ORIGIN OF LIFE,
In Plants and Animals, will be again repeated on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, January 29th,
30,h, 3isr, IN APOLLO HALL, Penn. avenue.
Illustrated by the fifteen models
H. Thi. course is extended TO three Lectures at
the request Of the former audience, in order that the
subject may be more fully explained!
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY,
At7l2P M. Doors open at 7.
U{- Admission so cents.
COURSE OF LECTURES
FOR LADIES oNTY,
On the above afternoons at o'clock. Doors open
at ~. ~ Admission 25 cents.
jan 25-4t
A CARD.
The ladies Of the congregation of the Church of
the Epiphany respectfully invite the attention of the
public to the sale of great variety of useful and
fancy articles, at Concert Hail. near Browns Hotel,
on Pennsylvania Avenue, on Monday evening, the
9th instant.
RI Ice creams and other refreshments and good
music. Jan25
rINTS ON THE REORGANIZATION OF
II THE NAVY-PamDhlet-New York 1St5.