The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-29
Gitp Jntelliaenre.



l1o The Editor Of The National H1igl
The LADIES Tea PARTy.-The gathering at Ca
rusfs Saloon Inst night was most gratifying to all
those interested In the "tea party for the benefit of
the suffering Momons in the star West"
As an entertainment the tea party was really agree
able
l. Because of the presence, force, of the ladies'
q The songs of the Euerpeans, headed by that
accomplished singer and composer, Mr.. Crosby.
s. The never-tiring music Of the Marine Band
10 say nothing, us an attraction, Of the prime OBJ
ec' o. me charity Of this enterprise, hope sir that
our ielow-citizens will not fail tonight to give
their countenance and encouragement to the ladies'
engaged In this work. Our duty to them REQUIRES our
presence ut the tea party this evening The half do
lar for the ticket is all that is asked Of yisters Es
lras are entirely ut their option which makes IL
very pleasant.
aJ Right glad are we that the Ladies' of thu Citv
have taken in hand the matter of relieving The s,arv
ing community OF 1900 Mormons In the far Yves,
this matter. -
(I6 The Editor Of The National Whig.)
EsrEaTANMEsr.--If you wish to enjoy yourself
during this dull season. to the Ladies' Fair for the
lows Hall There you will find every variety Of USE
iu and ornamental fancy goods together with every
kind Of refreshment all Of which are got up in the
most tasteful and praiseworthy style. The music ar
mnged for the occasion does great credit to our citi
zen band, as they have succeeded in pleasing the
most fastidious ear.
Christmas not being very far of, II would be well
ior all those who wish to make presents to avail
themselves of this opportunity of securing beautiful
things as they will be sold for much less than they
can be purchased for In the course of six weeks In
addition to the above, the gay and beautiful attend
ence every evening should be sufficient attraction
for every one
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THEATnE.-Mr. Kilmiste, who provided the citi-
zens ana visitors Of Washington during the last win
yer win the pleasing and very excellent Vaudeville
performance at the Odeon has we understand Sc
cured highly eligible location Sixth street. south
o. pennsylvania avenue for the purpose Of building
theatre abol. the size Of the building now favora
6ly known as Copp's Bowling and Pistol Saloon, and
bath establishment, which he believes is In every
respect large enough and where the legitimate dance
may be introduced with becoming propriety, and
every regard to scenic effects To accomplish fully
this desirable object which would add SO much 10
the pleasure and qualification Of the citizens and
visitors during the ensuing session of Congress
sum OF four or five thousand dollars would Ut least
be required. Mr.. Kimiste thinks some Of his old
friends would perhaps be found who would assist
MIN In the undertaking, and in which case he is
ready to proceed with It directly If fifteen hundred
subscribers OF one hundred dollars each can be OBJ
tanned, for which he will furnish one hundred and
thirty dollars Of tickets TO each share holder and
provide for the further expenditure himself Failing
In his purposes for the present to accomplish the
SomPieioh Oh neat ana beautiful Olympic Sa-
loon Of greater capacity and completeness than
the Odeon, he will have necessarily, to confne
himself to matters of Domestic Drama, and re-
serve for next winter the completion of anything
larger. We trust that so small number of subscri
beers to such an accomplishment viii be obtained and
that Theatre equal to the requirements and other
improvements Of the city will be the result und We
would say to the admirers Of the Drama that if you
wish Tor place of amusement this winter, now is
the time to come forward and render Mr. X. such
assistance as will enable him to accomplish the OBJ
Ject he has in view.
Warren HousE. Arrested, VIM. Galway free CO.
ored of Maryland, disorderly. Paid costs, and gave
security. III
Thomas H. Brown, white, of Maryland, drunk and
disorderly. Paid costs, and gave security
Vincent Edmonds, white, Of this city, drunk, lying
In the street Paid costs and gave security