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ID III. HOOE a. CO., PennsyIvanis Ave-
Il nue., between 9Th and Sth streets, are now re-
ceiving from the most recent importations in New
York the following rich and most desirable goods.
via;
Dress Silks, in great variety and most fashion
able styles
Colorcd Silk Yelvets of every shade of color, both
wide and narrow
French Cashmeres and Mousselines dc Lame, OF
the latest styles, and very rich
French Mcrinocs, ofcvery color and finest quality
Watered and plain Irish Popins
Black and colorcd Wstered Silks
Real Thread-lac Capes, very rich
Real Thread-lace Collars, Jenny Lind style, en-
tircly new
French Worked Collars, Cuff, and Sleeves
Richly embroidered Evening Dresses
Rich thin Silk materials, for evening dresses
Real Thread lace Berthes
Black Lace Cepcs and Berthcs
White and colored Grape Sbawls
Real Cashmere Long Shawls
Rich Velvet Sack Coaks a nd Nantes
Very richly embroidered Handkerchief
Together with great variety OF other new and
desirable goods, which thoy deem unnecessary 20
enumerste and 10 all Of which they respectfully in
vite especial attention. Dec 3-4wf
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BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA AND BALLET,
ID beautifully illustrated with steel and wood en-
cravings, under the superintendcnce Of Mr. Chas
Heath. vol. Svo.
Leila, or the Seige Of Granada, by Bulwer; beau
ufuy illustrated just received.
Dec IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FREE INSTRUCTION


F0r such us lack opportunity TO read.
Messrs GALES & SEAToS: Will you be kind
TO permit me, through the InteHigencer, TO pro-
pose TO such persons have not opportunity to
read or, indeed, there be any such in our city,)
and who have desire for mental mprovement
and TO become useful members of our glorious
Unon-may God in mercy make it perpetual!-to
give To them course of instruction, in the form Of
Ecentng Lectures, principally historical, beginning
with the history OF our own Government and coun-
try, soon a class shall be found sufficient TO
defray the expenses of a suitable room at trfling
cost to each member. There will be no other ex-
pense.
The design is not exclude any; but, while the pur-
pose is the benefit specially of those who cannot
conveniently avail themselves of other advantages
for improvement all who may be disposed to at
tend shall be welcome.
Those disposed to form class will please give
me their names, and when the number received is
deemed sufficient we will meet and make definite
arrangements JOSIAH +. POLK.
AS many persons, who not acquainted with
Mr. Polk, may desire to unite in this Glass; we
take occasion to inform them that we have of our
own accord placed subscription list in our count
ing room, upon which at least name will be
found written this morning. 1t may not be in our
power to be always present to hear the lectures,
and others.
CRIMINAL CoURT.--A disgraceful case Of illegiti-
macy, for a report of which would be thanked
by none of the parties plaintiff, defendant, coun-
Gil nor witness, concluded yesterday, and the
man who desired to avoid paying $50 per year
for the maintenance of his own offspring for seven
years, made to give security for the faithful
performance of that duty. The trial brought to
| light graphic picture of what may be emphati
called Glow lfe."
poor wretch was ALEC found guilty of stealing
| a pair of pantaloons, worth about one-twentieth
the it has cost to send him to the penitentiary
| Oh for MAYORS Court every morning, with power
to commit these miserable Migrants for day or
half year in summary manner, of course re-
serving the right of jury trial, NTH its heauier
| sequences, if demanded.
| YESTERDAY was foggy, drizzly sort of day,
whereat the hackmen greatly rejoiced Old
| Boreas seemed to hold his breath in anticipation
of the concert of Jenny Lind In the evening,
| however, every one came out strong and there was
total disregard of cloudy skies, hack-h hire, and
| politics
| TRMPERANcE.--P. T. Barnum and Charles Chap
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SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL FOWL
- ing-pieces, &c.-J. w. Baden Brother,
Hardware Merchants, sign of the golden saw.
Pennsylvnnia avenue, near Sixth street, have Just
received, by late arrivals from England, fine as.
sortment of Sporting Goods, consisting in part Of
Fine Damascus Twist, and other Fowling pieces
at prices ranging from g. Ito Sl26.
Dixon 4 Sons patent safety and other Flask.
Shot Pouches and Belts, of English and French
manufacture.
Percussion caps, patent wade, wsd. cutters, pr.
mers. cleaning rods, gun-covers, &c, &c.
Nov 2s-2aw4w (Union.l
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SHARP'S PATENT RIFLES, Sc,-A email
- assortment of the above, together with few of
Colts, Wesson's, and Aliens Revolvers for sale
low by JOHN w. BADEN & BRO,
Sign of the Golden Saw,
Penn. avenue south side, near 9th street
Nov 30-2aw1w
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TEMpERANcE.--P. T. Barnum and Charles Chap
man, Esqs., to night.
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"INE sTORE.-I beg leave to invite the at
choice selection of Wines, Brandies, &c, some
old and Of the highest order, and offered for sale
at moderate prices:
Sherry Wines, in bottles and wood from differ
ent houses, some very choice
Madeira, bottled and in casks Of various grades
and vintages
Port Wine ofvery superior quality and genuine
Rhine Wine of great variety, among them Stein
berger Cabinet, Steinwen in Bockscentel
Champagne, the Olive, of my own importation
Also, Heidseik, in quarts and pints
Chateau Margeaux, Chateau Laffite, st. Julien,
Haut Sauterne
Also, Bordeaux Table Claret, Sauterne, and Vim
de Grave
Brandies, some in bottles, very old such as the
Alpha Vintage, 1915, Otard, Dupuy & Co., London
Dock
Also, on draught, variety of Dock and Pale
Cognac
Jamaica Rum, high proof and fine flavor
Holland Gin, very fine and pure
Irish, Scotch, and fine Old Rye Whiskey
Arrac de Batavia, Italian Marachino, Curacao,
Absinthe, kirschwasser, Wild Cherry Brandy
Stomach Bitters, Scotch Ale, and London Brown
Stout
Also, Sardnes in large and small boxes always
kept
very choice article of Havana Cigars
Besides an assortment of family Wines usually
kept by Wine Dealers.
JOHN H. BUTHMANN,
Penn. avenue, south side, between a. and 9th sts.
Dec l2-2twif6w
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Doors FOR THE SEASON. - Cork solcd
- Boots and Congress Boots, for Indies and gen
tlemen Inlaid and Double Boots, Napolean- solod
Boots, and Rough and Ready Boots and Shoes.
An abundant supply on hand, and speedily made
TO order, and warranted TO fit and WELL at the
Wholesale and retail mandatory Of
HENRY JANNEY,
Eighth street. near the General Post Office
Dec l0-eo3w
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MRS. WORTHiNGTON ia prepared to &C
lV1 commodate boardcrs on f street, third door
west OF 18th street, south side She has vacant
rooms suitable for large families and for single
persons, and would be pleased to supply few gen
tlemen with meals. Nov 3O--lm
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DOARDING.--Mrs. THOMSON, corner Of II
- and 9Th Streets has large and pleasant front
room ON the second floor, comfortably furnished.
Dec l1-3t*
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DOARDING.-MRS.J JANE TAYLOR, Penn
~ sylvania avenue, nearly opposite the National
Hotel, has several pleasant and we'll Furnished
rooms 10 which she would call the immediate at -
tcntion of members of Congress and others, with or
without their families. wishing to locate them
selves comfortably for the winter
Dec l2-eod3ts
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE. Auetionser..


CUPERIOR ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHO-
- GANY, and Cottage Furninture of private
family at auction.-On THURSDAY, December
10, at 10 o'clock, a NJ, shall sell, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Haswell, on 10th street, Gone square
north OF St. Johns Church all his very superior
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part Of
Splendid Piano, made by Dubois and Seabury
Mahogany Sofa, Divans, and parlor Chairs
Marble top Centre Table, Union Chairs
Pier Tables, Dining and Card Tables
Ladys Work Table, Rockers
Superb Marble Mantel Clock
Bronze Branches, Brackets, and Candlestica
Chinese Teapoys, sets of Walters
Two French plate Pier Glasses, Fire Sets
Mahogany Book Shelves Piano Stool and Rack
White French China, Dinner and Tea Service
One very rich figured Dessert Service
Three-ply, Ingram, and Venetian Carpets
Mahogany, French, and Cottage Bcdseads
Dressing and plain Bureaus Wardrobes
Washstands, Toilet Tables, and Sets
Rosewood mrror-front Wardrobe, very rich
Elegant marble top Cottage Set
Walnuta arm, and other cane seat Chairs
Looking Glasses
Oleostatic, Astral, and Hall Lamps
Walnut Etmgerer, Portable Water Closet
Barometer and Thermometer
One Lady's Saddle, one Gentleman's Saddle
and Bride complete, English manufacture
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
articles.
four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
ing interest.
Most Of the above Furniture was made TO order
by Phyfe, of New York.
DYER & MEG UIRE, Auctioneers
Dec l4-dftTh
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Conductor-Mr. BENEDICT.

Conductor-Mr. BENEDICT.
An Orchestra, composed Of the most eminent
Solo performers, from the Jenny Lind Concerts,
New York, led by Mr.. Joseph Burke, is employed
and the whole Of the Germania Musical Society
has been engaged for the occasion.
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert to commence
at O'Clock.
No checks will be issued
The Grand Piano used upon this occasion has
been kindly furnished by MIR. Fischer, at Sta
toncrs' Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, where il
will be offered for sale after the concert.
The price Of seats has been fixed at 81, SIS, 50,
and SO. Diagrams OF the hall may be seen at Will
lard's Hotel, where office has been opened, and
where seats may be secured. Every ticket sold
will have number which will secure the purchaser
a specific seat.
Programme Of the concerts containing the words
Of the songs in Italian, French, German, Swedish
and English. may be purchased in the interior OF
the Hall. Price 25 cents.
The public are respectfully informed that this is
POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERT which Mile Lind
can possibly give in Washington, as she il an
nounced TO sing in Richmond, on Friday evening,
the goth inst.
Dec l7-Tu&W
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JENNY LIND OPERA GLASSES FROM
THE OPTICAL INSTITUTE IN MUNICH
AND VIENNA. GERMANY

IVA
THE OPTICAL INSTITUTE IN MUNICH
AND VIENNA, GERMANY.
TINE PROPRIETORS of the above named Insti-
Il tute have, for the convenience of their numer-
Gus customers in the United States, established a
branch in the city of New York. The superior
quality of the Munich Glasses are acknowledged
and used in most every University in Germany,
and more than one thousand have been sold during
Jenny Lin6's Concerts in New York and Philade.
pha.
An extensive variety of Telescopes Optical In
struments, Eye Glasses, and Spectacles on hand
and Glasses set in frames to order.
Mr.. H Beckel, of the firm of Waldsten & Co.,
N. Y, will attend personally upon all such as wish
their eyes carefully examined and glasses adapted
through which method in connection with the best
kind of Mnseus Glasses, the eye will be conserved
and ameliorated.
Dyer & Mcclure have been appointed Agents
for the City of Washington and have just received
full assortment of the abovenamed articles, to
which they respectfully invite the attention of the
public.
Mr.. Beckel will remain in the city for few days,
and will give special attention to such as may re-
quire his services.
DYER & Meg UIRE,
Dec l4-dU corner 10th st. & Penn. avenue
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PART /.
Overture (Zampa) ............... Herold.
Cavatina-"Vi ravviso"-( Sonnam-
bula)-Signor Belletti. .,,....... Bellini.
Aria-"Perche non ho del vento''-
(Lucia di Lammermoor) Mile
JENNY LIND. Donizetti.
Fantasia on the Flute-Mr. Siede.. Briccialdi.
Balad-"Take this Lute''-Mdlle
JENNY LIND .................. Benedict.
PART
Overture Grown Diamonds) ....... Auber.
Sccna and Aria Casta Diva -
Norma Mile. JENNY LIND. Belini.
Aria-"Mici rampolh" La Ceneren-
tola)-Signor Belletti. ........... Rossini.
Balad-"Home, Sweet Home (Cla-
rDM'lle JENNY LIND--Words
by John Howard Payne .......,.. Bishop.
Grand March from the Prophetic ... Meycrbeer.
The Bird Song-hlad'lle JENNY
....,................... Taubcrt.
ii Postigl ione-Signo Belletti. ..... Balfe.
Horn Oblgato-Mr. Schmitz.
"Hail Columbia"-Sung for the fret
time in America by Mile JENNY
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.

4 L MEETING of the subscribers. held at Gau
"A tiers on the 10th instant, the following gen
tlemen were elected Managers:
Hon. Thos Corwin, Hon. Albert G. Greene,
Hon. &. M. Conrad, Hon. ii. S. Foote
Hon. f.. G. Cabell. Hon. T. L. Clingman,
Hon. Edw. Gilbert, Hon. II. NJ Mclean,
Gen. Geo. Gibson, Com. w. B. Shubrick,
Col. Chas Thomas, Com c. Ringgod,
Col. Chas A. May, Lieut.. J. b. Carter,
Capt. Sam G. French, Lieut.. ii. A. Wise,
Maj. A. H. Gillespie, Lieut.. w. w. Russell, .
Jos. G. c. Kennedy, p. Barton Key,
Hon. Walter Lenox, Hon. w. w. Seaton,
Thos Richie, Thos. l.. Smith,
John Potts, ]. Knox Walker,
John p. Wolf Alex. ii. Cross,
VIM. b. Webb, Beverley Tucker.
Dec I6-3t
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HENRY JANNEY,

FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, Eighth street,
IL near the General Post Office, is prepared to
furnish from the shef or the shop Boots and Shoes
of every description and at all prices. Ladies and
gentlemen arc respectfully invited TO call and
anime them. Dec l0-eo3w
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MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND

WILL GIVE HER FORTY FOURTH GRAND
w Concert in America, and positively her last
in Washington, at the new National Hall, on
Wednesday Erening, Dec. lS, 1850.
PROGRAMME.
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TEACHER WANTED,

WISH to engages gentleman who has had some
Il experience IN teaching, and who 10 thoroughly
acquainted with the English and Latin languages,
to take charge Of small school in my own family
the ensuing year, (the number not to exceed four
VINO would be willing to undertake it for small
salary
Undoubted reference required. ANY communi-
cation addressed to the subscriber, at this Office
VIII be attended to. cambridge SALE
Dec 6-2w Loreto p. o., Essex county Va
LNOR RENT, the three story Brick House ON
a 10th, near street, occupied by Charles
IL Haswell. The premises can be viewed upon ap
plicaton and possession will be given on or about
The 2lth instant. Dec 4-diff
SHAHP'S RIFLE, with the exclusive right of
~ applying DR.. Maynard's ''Primer;'' manufac-
tured and sold by the subscribers.
These guns surpass all other fire arms heretofore
invented for facility of loading and unloading,
(Which can be done in an instantly cleaning, and
accuracy OF shooting. They loaded at the
breech with surprising rapidly, and primcd as
1t were by magic. Fifty primers placed near
the cone, and no further attention thereto s ne
cessary until they have all been uaed They are
safer than any other kind Of guns, as an accident
would not possibly occur. Address, (post- paid)
NIPPES & BUTTERFlELD,
Frankford Road, near Oxford st., Phila, Pa.
J. w. BADEN & BRoTHER, Agents, Hardware
Merchants, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street,
Washington, ID. C.. Nov 30-2m
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SECOND BoAsD

The following dividends have been declared by
the Boston Banks FOR the last six month"; Suffolk and
Market Banks per cent Boys,oo, tfeemans, sooe and
Leather Dealers a per cent Atlantic. Boston, Exchange
Globe Grocers Mechanics, South Boston, Merchants
New England, shswmui, fremont Traders and Cnior.
pef cent City Atlas Columbian, Eagle, GRANITE bsml-
ton North, and STATE 81 per cent Mas'sehO'e's sno
W.sbin gton per cent The Cochiluaie declared eI
cent for a months The whole amount OF cHpisI
on 10 g75C 0oO and The DIVIDENDS so'VT' etSn" @'"
90 for the previous six nonus
A charter for Railroad from Hartford to con
meet with the Nsugsuek Road will be applied for at The
coming session ofths Connecticut Legislature.
The Reading Railroad Company have gwen no
lie. 10 the holders Of the 1870 Bonds that they are prepared
10 pay the coupons due the 10, Of April The ahss Of
the Company are in a mos, prosperous condition
The Legislature Of Mississippi, before ADJOURN
iug passed az act reducing the Of the State about
per cent after they had virtually repudated the payment OF
the Planters Bank Bonds, by voting down al plans look
ing toward their liquidation The haiehes Courier hlnks
come OF the bondhoiders will now bring suit agans, Inc
State In the Superior Court Of Chsncery
Another Branch Of the State Bank Of Ohio has
been established at Chlicoihe, with cspsl Of $4,000
III, called the Valley Bank. David wills Is President
and James Csudbaurgh, Cashier
Tho new Ohio Interest Law legalIzes contracts
40 high az 10 per Banks TO charge per cent
The Albany City Bank has declared semi an
nusl dividend OF per cent
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DR. CHARLES MUNDEs
WkvER-CIyRE ESTABLISHMENT

4 NORTHAMPTON. MAS>-Dr MlNDE re-. peel.
"A fully informs Us friends sld The p-tlc la BIZ has te-
81 re a-e Dr Rlgg.rss Nsier-C-se E.-so-
sil eEt ~ Be sclsc - Mise from The Norla-1 'ur
Rs.rosd De 0. Aours .te froa New orb shout from
Bosioa from Albany slsec 10 one Of Dc p.casar.-
cs vue- 90 New kle AID, surrounded =. ~ wpc ar0@ 2
alis VIII shay WAS a-d t.ll1zrLy E.c- with f-e
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tra.rs- ard lae Cis 1iI4 G-1 -rutat.r The
sld sfacgs t-1trs elrr a. The Dectsszry
Tor uatcrCuIe purposes such ARE g.ucgr aalls.
cogches an ay 10 gag for AoCt - patents sep
afaie tof eiheT gymnasium ee Tie Dcctof BE- 4
he earliest Lvnl disciple % Fressliix Grari-r-
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as own hs nIugs Nsiefclrr peiBs In re hands d
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h-ltas given that iVm 81 20 81 uss o .hs OrAEe 80
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United Inc mc,g - TIE Boafd OF Directors 70 = ted
% he ls'h Of The same. By order o the Boa;
{. ATKINSON, CHEF kngiueef'
For The Information OF PARTIES GistSuce = We 10
state hat the Orange ard Alexandra RGlroat - soea
nluery mi IS long and extends from AexNnorts teFg
Fsigisx Pr,ncs Wlsrn Eaasu.ef Culyeper and Orange
Coanes % GordoBsve, point The completes portion
" the Virginia Central Railroad formerly called De Loass
RaiirOec.
Az inspection Of he ssp VII show lhsi IL connexions
promise 10 make Valuable thorceghfs<e any n
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fncs kk Sam1 Comocl Jno Muaesa Merton Apha Mat,
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ca fm II John, Nh SKIS Albert Case NofA Pane oos
ter Esrpesl - , .
Ar al Msantas s'h met taA- nsIi hg~e, oe' i.r'A1l
sczas. Sargent, Havana. 6tgs eNs,o S.h ss"e " Aitv
AID Mar, fen , HaN sas W NUboe faTnit Nlnnsiol :.
jenny Lind, Ccomhs, huetssrt "a, hiis NN-hf h''-n "
nnxton, Rosn0ks, No,J, Ghs~ou MtS lnFfshs hist' wa
Henty frsnkln NsrUa ta shs esfea feefsoa 'h. ien3
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ts, foftsnd 10th, erg Nara Ne,moen 90 sot" tN
hsssoa lfth soh AcAAm. taHei i"tse sal 49, -
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