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Chief Magistrate Of snch q country would have ven
ured 10 recommend measures 10 cay the least Of them
Of doubtful constitutional character which brought
the country 10 the very OF dissolution, and which, all
must see, are calculated in state OF peace, 10
create state oil things nimica to institutions, and
deeply 70 be depoIed BY all who love their country
MT Fillmore must not shut his eyes to the dangers
that oyershadow the country or console himself with
parlolke repetitions OF attachment 10 our glorious
Union, or with constitutional paiayer and phianthroplc
twaddle. We have had enough OF this. The times are
too diseased for this He ought know and feel that
we are in the midst Of fearful crssthat things can
not long remain they He must see that confidence
y daily Withdrawing from the general government ana
alienation hourly going on-that the SPIRIT OF reyouuon
and dsunion is now kinsliDg it, fires At the domestic
heafhs OF tho South and Westhat tranquility ~ only
on the surface but that below ne fires oil the volcano
still raging and preparing 70 burst forth with greater
In such times. and amid such scenes he and his adj
ysers ought have known that party and party consd
eraiions ought to have been forgotten, and that In all
his recommendations he should in such great crisis of
our affairs. have looked with single and seadfast eye
to saving the liberty, constitution, and Union OF his
country He should. too, remember that with govern
menls with individuals, 1t il wise sometimes TO yield
10 the IemptT and take advantage Of IL instead o. being
overwhelmed by III and, above all that national blum
ders be visited BY the ultimate misery and mschiefs
which they cause. trust that like the prophecies OF
cassandra he may moi find belief when tits too late profit
by it, t BRuTUS.
DECEMBER S, 1850. igfA
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MADAM BLAKE TO the citizens o.
MI that her dancing school now open
Apollo Han FOR the reception pupils Day. Of tuition " wash
na from half O'Clock 30 half past
Georgetown Mondays and Thursdays, from haps'i
o 5 O'Clock
from ~ O'Clock
MADAM Bnke sorees benefit n pupils and the enter
,air the h Monday evening
in DECEMBER other Monday evening during the
ling with the pupils VIII be charged
dollar sdmission, Eve dollars for the season oct@-ecs@
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DscKNBrp TO- 1850
AN petition Edison Fessenden, consvato Of the person and
properly William Crompton, unauc OF Hartford Connec
Gate rsunton Massachuses tor the eh,enaon patent
sed 10 ss,d t,forspou
years Of said patent which takes place
ON tie asth day OF November, ISL 49, - n
IL ordered said PETITION be heard me faicn once on
Monday, day Of snrch os - ~ oevcM M sna Az
appear and show cause, any ihey nave why
petition ought not be granted . a. a. a.. No.,
oppDsg extension arc required 70 n w ne
Once their ohecrns specifically Get ftn IN wng least twen
days day fhesrnr Ahtesumoy nsa W .,.
cordace with tue ONCE, which viii be furnished on up
piication. n.
ufdsrsd also, notice be published ~ ne kspupe ~
tellgencer, Union D. q Tribune New lois
-e Proydence Journal Providence Rhode Island
aud Curant hartford, Conneccut ouce Week o hee s"coe
Ttos EwBANK,
Commissioner II Patents.
g. Editors Of the above papers will please copy and send her
bills 70 The Patent Once with containing th notice.
Dec Il--iaw3w tN&
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NENERAL yapor Bath-Adopted unanunousy ~ Gong
VI the strong recommendations Of numerous ur
other eminent physicians, Per tcsnon
favorable the debtaed, and 70 the safe, equal distribution
aiding from the potent epds
antdote sulphur fe Gas the United States pensu
and ssewhsre efficient in diseases called mercuria u
mnc cutaneous &C., the sautay cf te operations
far-faned oriental seambath still used In Turkey, bes
studied undersigned and found 70 be paIcuAr sce
10 the organs OF respiration and rights fb mai
and furnished Also powerful bur safely sdussd slse
Applied al City Hail. east wing, noor Convenient fo
lame,) No. %, and residence Of sick Probatun est
Sept 6-eodf BOYD hEtlLi
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~ a. GREEN, Aaet,o.ssr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY l4th street
wesBy virtue Of Of dated the 9TH day Of January
1876, and recorded In Liber W. b. No. 1873 oos 49, Ac
ths land records r washington county n ne District q
Friday the 9Th day Of Dsceabe 1850, "A O'Clock,
the premises all that piece parcel Of ground lying In the city Of
Wellington and District q Columbia being the moie Or half par.
OF number twelve (2 In and
hythree (a53) city,
In the plan said city, bounded the south the and
lot owned the heirs John north the and
o owned By me heirs Of William James, and on The west by said
said extending back between parallel lines right angles
with the hundred feet alley and being the
Joshua by Tbos Giss his indenture
duly recorded in ber ~ 81 foos l0 &C., of the land
records for Washington county together with all and singular the
buildings and improvements thereon. "A
the residue in four equal
eighteen
Of with which be- secured the salts
full compliance Of the purchaser with
the and conditions Of sale and the payment q the whole
will the
chaser the e vested in him deed Of above mentioned
The to be the Of purchaser
JOHN W. MAURY, Trustee,
gg A. GREEN Aucrioneer.
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U.ls.a ss.s.. P.s..s omss.

ON plon Of T. y. Bissow, Of Ciatonvle,
praying for the extension Of patent granted him
1887
from the srprson Of said patent, which lakes place
10th day Of April, ISL
Il ordered said petition
Monday, 7h day Ap 1884, ~ O'Clock and ali
notified appear and show they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted. z
opposing required he In the
Once their objections specifically set forth In writing twenty days
before fhsanE All testimony died BY ether party 70 be
with Of the once, which viii be furnished on appca
tion. -s7.sa III
Ordered that this notice be published IN the Rspabe Intel
gencer Washington city, d. q. Daily Bee Boston
Providence Proyidence Rhode Island
Tribune, York Albany Register, Albany, New YORK
Of April next - ,....
Commissioner of Patents.
Editors Of the papers please copy, their
bills the Patent ONCE with containing this nouee
Dec 4-w3w
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HOUSEHOLD words-condncted by CHARLES Dickens
III frst volume, bound y
4 vol. III ssME :. -. -.
Dec II FRANCk TAfLoh-
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MospAy. December .. 1880
Present the whole court.
VIM. A. Porter. esq, Of Pennsylvania. was admitted
an attorney and counsellor OF this court
No 2. ]. Glenn IL al. u.s. VIM Mitchell In error 10
the circuit court OF the United States for Missouri
No. 8. c. Diamond u.s. +. H. sommers On eertih-
cate OF division in opinion between the judges Of the cir
Gait eour, Of the United States for Lousians
No 7. J. Snodgrass j. Cage. On appeal from the
circuit court OF the United States for Mississippi
No 10. H. P. Boslick, &C., appellant Vs. B. j. Jeton
al Appeal from the district court Of the United States
for Middle Tennessee.
No IL NJ. Bruen's executors ]. C. c. Bell 81 al In
error TO the circuit court Of the United States for New
York
No. H. s. Sears vs. J. r. Eastburn. In error to the
circuit court OF the United States for Alabama
No ID. A. Daniels ct 81. U.s. s. Warner Appeal from
the circuit Of the United States for Massachusetts,
No IS. VIM. Stickney ct al. farmers & Mechanics
Bank In to the circuit court Of the United States
for Massachusetts This being the second term at which
these cases have been called for Argument and neither
party being prepared to argue the they dismissed
the costs OF the plaintiffs respectively pursuant to the
55th rule Of the court BIZ 83s 8 WI
No. 8. G. w. Phillips ps j. s. Preston In error to the
circuit court Of the United States for Louisiana
NOD. ]. lnerarity rs. T. Byne In error to the SUI
preme court OF Alabama. ,a3g3s
The death Of the plaintiff in each Of these cases having
been suggested and Steps having been taken to make
the proper representatives parties the writ Of error ID each
case is abatel 6.F4.4Tta
Nos. The United States Is, Henry Wells On cer-
fcate of division in opinion between the judges OF the
circuit court OF the United States for Michigan On mo-
ton OF Mr. Attorney General Citenden, this case is dis
missed
No a. Jesse Hoyt, plaintiff in error, -, The United
States The argument OF this cause was commenced BY
Mr. Evans for the plaintiff error. and continued by Mr.
Attorney General Crenden for the defendant in
Adjourned until to- morrow, IL o'clock, a. m.
TUESDAY, December 10, 1850.
Jeremiah Larocque and Andrew Boardman. esqrs., Of
New York. were admitted attorneys and counsellors Of
this court. ss,aa
No. al Jesse Hoyt plaintiff in error, u.s. The United
States The argument OF this cause was continued BY
Mr. Attorney General Ciuenden Tor the defendants in
error and concluded by Mr. Walker for the plaintiff in
error.
No a. Charles Barnard a al plaintiffs in error. Us.
Joseph Adams. a. The argument OF this cause was
commenced BY Mr. Boardman for the plaintiffs in er-
ror
Adjourned until Tomorrow. II o'clock.
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TurspAy, December 10. 1850


y. ---
Report Of Professor p. Bae4e, Superintendent Of Ms Uatsd
ssais, sssy the sereary As Ttsasy containing
sailing direesons for entering coiumsa river Oregon
CoAsT SURVEY STATION,
4GN November 20, 1850.
sR have the 6rst Of series hydro
graphic notices from Lieutenant Conn., W. r
McAhu United States navy assistant In the Coast Survey and
would respectfully request authority publish IT, The chart of Co
from preliminary survey has been received
and i reducing for the pabshed speedily This
notice contains sailing for entering the river
sssU Very respectfully, yours,
Superintendent United States Coast survey.
Hon. THOMAS CoRwIs,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
sa.s S's,'s cs ss q. rs :. | Coma .
s Navy assisiani "a ths Coasf swssy.
pose % me at
their effect upon the sea and currents -. -. -, -.
%.as % 20 % ss Z ~s from die being
&. IT, aS he
blows mos. hs regularity on trade wind Dss sns
and sndanger navigation materially,
gales Of wind and iIuIs or no rain.
These winds current Of about half knot per hour along
From be,oSss March the wind variable with regard
,s .oSs ass ssaia and
s1 and % s s, s .ss
ryias in veiociIy strength Of tbe wind
I mos
bound 70 y. a,og sS sass we'll 81
not hauled three hundred mile. from the
land when they will the southey
rent situation take ADVANTAGE slant wind which re
Ss .as u BY e a.
lay nearly until up with the latitude Of
Steamers follow from pon, % point as nearly =,
by t and frequently avoid the stront
oen they wnl hndit quite calm close In WIN
the shore. where there % q strong wind 70 scaward
nohwsrd In the winter season should hep
and take every advantage OF
latitude They should always endesvor
twenty thirty mites 70 the southwark Of
destined hsfbor. - -.
Ale adyanre which the latitude
making the lid 70 the nothward OF he port In
'''' ~ " - w. r. MACARTHUR,
Lieut. Com. U. 8. n, and Assistant in Coast Survey.
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~ MAS md arnshesne post extensive Of
pedor dressing hns teeth English and American hair
'a", . '' 'i 80 - ~ ~ PARKER's,
D~c ll-~N Under the National Hotel.
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STATUE or Ma CALaoUN-ssGuLAR CIRCUMSTANCES -
Powers statue Of Mr. Calhoun Of the loss OF which, with
the vessel that bringing from Italy ., this county 20
much ha. been said represented South Carolinas great
statesra an sandng rect with scroll marked The Con-
situton" IN ono hand, and pointing 70 Truth aud Jas
tice' the osber. letter from genanan IA Charles
ton informs the has bcen recovered with
the least damage 10 The AZURE itself; but Truth and
Justice have been destroyed and The Constitution de-
faced
The believer In onens-and all msa are more or less
in t, singular circumstances fruitful
subjec, for the Of his credoy Expressing as
does the belief OF south Carolina to the position she
pies with regard The federal government and occur
ring soch jiucurs a. tie esen has given rise 70
much remark among tho people Of that State.
tNorfok B,aoon.
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o. Trinity On urch Far.rhe ladies Of Trinity Church
hold Fair for the sale Of variety Of useful and fancy s
carus Saloon Monday evening
succeeding days and evening" The
Of Pair will be devoted % furnishing the new church.
andto completion of the sunday schoo room.
contribute articles refreshments 70 the
they them previous 10 Monday 10 send
parish doors VI The
Monday, Carusi's saloon early
O'Clock, y. .an 80
Of engaged in preparing articles and
house the Rector
parrish Friday morning, December e ~ ~ clock for
the purpose Of making final arrangement"
Dec S-d1w
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COMMON HALL or the town or Fstersburg, Virgin
May 1850 Tho following resolution was this d1y adoae
the Hall: tssf & III
Rssosved That mayor sdverss for pcPoss
of the corporation Of Pecrsbuy en0oet
the State Virginia ooe payable IN is and
gust proposals. will received for Of mot les than
Of the town, until the 4 day Of
O'Clock, will be opened and ts hit
bidder win be entitled thereto The paymsn r ne same W
and 18th July, and mddes VIII y
al which Of these perods they pay The corporation
to themselves the right reject any offer made"
hereby given proposals for the bonds Of the
ton will by chamberlain Of the according
resolution until the 18th day Of May 1850 y o'slo
M 3ft Cuhc OonAslNu,
May 2--dtl4thMaynext hayo'
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Nov 23-2awtds

EAL Estafe ~ Auction-on the 3O,h day Of Decembe
II the premises IL O'Clock, shall proceed nell
public auction and Of deed Of under
sgned January 1884, recorded Lber b, No s
os 268 49, land records Washington
District Of Columbia, the substantial frame house and lot The
side off 5th being of
gna numbered 4 No. 5l6 laid down the plan
washington city fronting ~ feet said street. and bordering
aley-the flag will designate the precise location.
Terms prescribed by the deed Of trust The
will required with the Of within three
days. br his deed II The is mot paid within thai
time, the will resell at the risk and Of the first purchaser
J. HELEN Trustee.
Nov 30-2awts A. GREEN, Aucnoneer.
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The College Of 50. james, Washingtsn County Nan
THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT RP
j COPAL CHURCH.-The ninth annual sesuion VIII opsn
Monday October 7 1885, and continue I'LL The next conmen
day Thurday July 1851. New students are
commended opening Of the session. but are received
any time they apply and the charge estimated from ns oa'
their i.
The College number Of cassss aods al the
portunifies complete education the successu term
lion Of coeaats confsrs i graduates ihe n'ns
demicai degrees
The Grammar school, immediately adjoining the College, and
der supervision If the Rector, but under Distinct discipline
them for collegiate The oversight and direction o.
Professors OF the College special advantages 70 me Pup
the Grammar school. t f.# St4
In the mercantile classes study Greek Language
It's supplied by IN modern ansug
book keeping Statistics &c. 8gta .
of the College 10 entirely henlhfu ana, ny ~
lance from towns and Villages and order
The chaSrehe In the College and GRIMM
Of month"; two hundred and wen
Ave dollars, payable semi annually In advance
Applications to be made 20 .
Rector College Of 81 James r. o., Nd
Aug 6-taw2m
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cUpERroR READy.MADE CLOTHING AT AUcTIoN.-ou
N sell
Inc corner PeRnsyvana 4 O'Clock,
Of renilemens cotAlps made BY pro-
fessed Of Baltimore, consisting Of, In part-~
Black dress, frock, aud overcoats
Do and fanc cashmere pantaloons
Do and fancy moreen vests.
The ab,ve stock especially for
made and finished style and Of the best mater
gentlemen who wish
a viii Do wets attend the SALE
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Dec Ii--d
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THE Taoops IN CHARLESTON. = Perhaps, says the
Charleston Is CO. Sun, there is no proceeding OF the
legislature which could have 80 much astonshed the
people OF Charleston as the unanimous adoption OF a
resolution directing the governor 20 ascertain from led
have been sen, 10 Charleston, and whether they IN
tended 10 remain there To many OF citizens, the
first nmaon OF the arrival OF any troops here was de-
wed IRON reading the resolution, which has certainly
created talk Than regiment OF Uncle Sans soldiers
could have done. We did hear but did not believe,
that there had been excitement on the subject IN
cucumbers Just out OF the icehouse. There were not,
perhaps hundred people, out OF the immediate way OF
the news, who OF the arrival certainly not
dozen who remembered il the next day. The whole
matter seems to TO have been very much like trying TO
raise tempest afeapo and we should have been bet
ter pleased VI conscr fathers al Columbia had hrst
inquired into the exact degree OF danger that existed
among their faithful leges II the metropolis. before they
attempted to Iegislate for their safety
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TAvERs STAND FOR sALE.-1he house and yard At the
corner and 4th the Poto
bridge liberal terms The hosse all or
(which about square feet) and The
be sold toee desired o. the house and only part Of
ground the time Of the
foasana dollars residue credit
desired per interest," until the whole 10
maid Interest reserved 10 him
before his note may become due IL not cold
the property viii be for remit possession
49, = - DYER MCGUIRE,
Doc Ii--eod3 Auction and Commission Merchants.
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EW Brand OF Champagnc-I prepared 10 receive or
ders newiyimported brand Of Champagne "LEvoRRs
United States, and pronounced
judges be superior the 'Mumm and "hedseick
and Will sold alta much lower price by the single boz or BY the
dozen.
obtaining this applying
bowling Saloon, opposite Wads Hotel
CHARLES W. FLINT,
States. -lA5 f
Nov a4--adfwatfcp
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,e Rev Wa N WAap, u JENfEa, % Chafies county,
Maryland LOUISA daughter ofwflIaAs NJ TAyios,
ESQ.
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IN petition Pierce, ofMontage Massachusetts pray
ing for the extension Of patent granted % him March III
for Improvement sche snatfs for years from the expa
an Of said which akes place on the ith day Of March,
loSl-- + ~
ordered petition Patent Once
Monday, a4h Of ebuary 1884, ~ O'Clock and a!
notified appear show they have why
said petition ought not 70 be granted. at sstse
Persons opposing required he In the Patent
Once their objecons specifically Get forth IN writings twenty days
before the day Of heang All testimony filed by either party 20 be
hearing taken and transmitted In accord
with the rules the Office, which will be furnished appca
ti0n. .sf.f
odered this notice be published In the Republic nei-
gence Union, Washington d. O. Daily Bee, Boston, Massa
Journal Providence Rhode Island Tribune,
New York and Albany Register Albany New York week
for three successive weeks previous the said Gath day Of February
58s4 srAk akHH
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers please copy
bills 10 the Patent ofee with containing this notice.
N
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SUBLIME ENTERTAINMENT AT ODD FELLOWs'
HALL .4 aHE
The Oriental Panorama Of Vews in Palestine and Ruins
of Ancent Cities Russell Smith, Arfisf
THIS awhch s point finish, superior
anything Of the kind brought before the pubcw be
exhibited above Sundays exceped nng
WEDNESDAY, DEC. l.
in Baltimore Philadelphia and Brooklyn has been visited by
and has ELECTED from the clergy and the
voluntary encomiums Of no ordinary description.
sardis Ruins Of Palmyra seah, sdon Sinai
Ruins Of Phn Wilderness Of Sinai Rome Malta by Moonlight
Athens BABY lon Mount Lebanon Babec Armathea Assos
Nazareth Valley Of the Brook Kedron Cyprus Conagaton
Jerusalem Bethlehem Morning Scene Excavations Of Nneveh
Also exhibitions "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons O'Clock
Doors at O'Clock. ti4t 8t 85s s.t 8E5- t t,
Admission children - years. price.
Doors 81 O'Clock begins moving at u O'Clock
precisely. fH.E5 t 54
tween 10, a. m. and l, p. m.
Dec ll-d6t
JENNY LIND-on Monday, the 18th Instant shall open
expressly for the invoice of fine glasses opera
hoods, gloves, &c, &c.
l3t Perumey Fancy store,
nRlcSS COMBs.-We opening prettier
those handsome and chain pattern shell and Buffalo
Also different pattern Spanish fans $40
Dec ia eds -t 8t.fse# Under National Hotel.
DERFUMERY.-Ten perfumey, Just opening
Al Paksr m the houses Of Lubn Peve and Pre-
DecI Perumey and Fancy Store, under National Hotel
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
THE next session begin Monday, m day Of ociobs
i 1850 and close first March, 1851.
Nathan r. Smith, NJ d., surgery. &A sst ~
VIM Y. A. Aiken NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew NJ D., Therapeutics, Mstena Needles, and W
giene. ltNH N IH1s tmNe4t 7tHH
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology. fE ~ s.
VIM Power, M. D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine a
Richard a. Thomas NJ d. Midwifery and Disessss Of wons
Geo W. Miltenbcrger M. d., Pathological ANATOMY.
The ample opportunities f the prosecution Of Prseue
Anatomy q moderate expense .ft5 ~
four week, BY Profession enh sed Pow
Inrma, with the privilege az daily vsA 10
wards without charge student for The ticket IA
go 20 sss Practical Ansaomy eo Msu
eA''''' - WILLIAM n, A. AIKEN, Dean.
Aug 7-2awtI5oc
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ma dsmoisslls Jenny Lana
WIN give grand csuesrs 10 wsshuu,o~ :, ls now
National Hall, on
Monday Epsniag, Dtesnber 10, 1880
PROGRAMME.

WIN give her nDt grand wasnnztoS st the nsr
National Hall, ON
Monday Evsniag, D,esnbsr 10, 1850
PROGRAMME.
I
Overture Overture. !. Tampa
signor Bsleu Ro..,n,
sesss and xrs-a Casa Dyan--t sorma)-Maps A''''"l
Thsds apiicsls Trsmslo', Solo violn-sa 10
Trio ior TWO au,ss soanp Of ses.,
Sas jssa LIND .-s Kyle and
sisde Meyerbesr.
Bascs ola "sulls Poppa del milo brck"-La prigi-
one d,Edinburgo-Sg Bolletu -- Ricci.
afAnd ch--ssLr1sadsrso Benedict
The Bird Scng-yadr Jenny LIND TaubeIt
IA IsTaneia -rg bELLETrl Rossini
ard Taylor, esq. )--Md'ne Jenny LIND Benedict. Fl
HThe Herdaan's Song ;, called "Ths Echo song,"a s
swedish Meiody-Mdue Jenny LIND. 6-e nj. b94E ts y
I'd t8 A Condacor--Mr BENEDICT. n g s
An Orchestra composed ofhe eminent solo perfones fsn
the Jenny Lind Concerts Joseph
and the whole Of the Gsrana Musical Society
Door open ., 2 O'Clock O'Clock
1hs ha. been ansd a. Ss o. Diagrams
opened and where seats may be secured. 3
Dec u-dtdn VAR g4 t
i. ige Cry or WAsMxaTox, Dec. 10, 1850
num- have made thorough OF building
course Of completion for the OF the audience
Mise yenny Limbs concerts regards the sufcency Of the worl
Ion that portion Of this building sufficient
safety the audience possibly
floors. M H
f## RoBERT MILLS, Architect
f#. 4 JOEL DoWNER, Builder.
JAS. KING, Builder
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A nv person who may desire Send boy 60
boarding school Gar from Washington, may hear ofan
Opportunity favorable BY calling
% is south SIDE BY addressing w pest
paid through the post ONCE. Dec 3-dn