The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-21
Din JntflIiaenre.
III For advertisements of amusemenls, &c, See
first column OF third page.


ApELPHI.-We attended last evening the opening
Of this establishment for the season. highly re-
spectacle audience crowded the house. and were uni
versaly pleased with the entertainments. The pre-
paraory address, delivered by Mrs. Nichols was re-
ceived with great ecat This, understand, Is the
production Of +. Pollock, Esq, Of this city. The
arrangement of this building is admirable for comfort
and convenience; the parquette has an inclination
which affords to al fair opportunity 10 see and
hear The private boxes fitted up by Messrs. Brown
and Nichols 70 accommodate families set parties,
are handsomely fesooned and curtained. Mrs. Mich
OILS, we believe will be favorite with our theatre
cal public; her performances last night were adml-
rable. The reception of Mr.. Brown was truly fiat
erng to that gentleman He is the Jefferson Of the
Adelphi; his humor, wit and point in expression and
gesture, made a decided hit last evening. All the
characters, indeed, were exccllently sustained
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"Hy-YAHp-The Chinese Museum at Odd Eel
lows Hall is only to continue open this week. Go,
by all MEANS and see II before Il closes. The Chi
nese representations and music in the afternoon and
evening are of themselves worth the price Of admis
sion and there to be end 10 the curlosities
one sees there. If the full worth Of "quarfer' In
either information amusement cant be obtained at
| the Chinese Museum, we don't know where II can.
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/ CONCERT ItALL.-- luuBtl grow tut ID uti
| old adage Now, we are of the opinion that DR..
VALENTlNE, at Concert Hull, is the only man capa-
BILE Of fatcning our denizens So ifyon are like prin
ters-fond of fat--jnst step upto Todds Buildings
| and listen to the "yarns' Of the Doctor.
| %
| The new Hotel Of the Mcssrs Fuller, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue md 18th street. Is brick build
ing, the beauty Of which adds much 10 the appear
ance of the avenue We were invited 10 IN inspec-
ton of the interior few days SINCE by Mr.. Edward
Fuller, whose urbanity OF manners and inremittng
attention to the comfort Of his guests has rendered
him so deseryedly popular The arrangement Of the
rooms throughout the house, without exception, are
excellent; they are light and roomy with ireplaces
In each The Ladies' Parlor, is on the second floor,
and claims our attention; II Is 40 feet by 20 feet and
| the elegance Of taste displayed In the furnishing
thereof places II on M equal If not superior 10 any
other in Washington. The spacious dining room,
facing on 18th street. is repete with every convent
ence and the Office and reading room Is all that the
most fastidious gentleman could desire. The bar
room is in the basement and fitted up with every at
| tenton to comfort and convenience, having hand
some sofas and easy-chairs, in which the business
man or the gentleman Of leisure recline and
Joy the luxury Of good segar, other rereshment,
politely supplied by Mr.. Reynolds, who has the
| charge of this department. Mr.. Ris well known in
| New York and Philadelphia, where his gentlemanly
i department on all occasions has secured him host
| Of friends.
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