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TO the Public.

THE respectfully inform friends
public generally lately opened
Exchange Bank Of Seldom Wiihe street.
city Washington, the general
agents. and especially agents for The OF claims
and selling
The junior q. Men Latan)
by posson and will attend TO business the limits of the
The partner, Orchard NJ Young) having
Commissioner " the General Land Office, and become familiar with
Localities Of the public lands having
lawyer judge himself that he will be
able satisfaction business which knOwl
edge the country where capitalists
invest their funds.
agency They beg leave
Selen, Whers, Co.. and members of Congress
- RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
J. Men. LATHAM.
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VALUABLE IA stand for Ire nt In Washington
city, Of the three new stores
old established stand The
and Market Space They are built IN e
goods and with lights
wide so feet deep the clear, with
n feet wide by ~ feet high has
wide by SIS aud feet inches nigh
dry finished for sales well lighted by several
building The second storo front
Market ~ feet widc 81 feet deepi then becomes
~ deep having skght feet wide ~ ic,
long finished saer ~ feet wide by 81
deep inches high There Is communication from
The lhud store
81 with skght feet by rect IN ne
could be made by throwing the
vault In the for
fuel.
For apply Potomac House, north
Pcnns avenue, between ID and ~ streets
nee Ig--ruIbsatu ANNE X. DERMOTT,
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~ a9NIFICEST Planes Music, &c.-Just received per
MI Boston, and schooner scaun, from New
York supply Of My
XIV and contua Ga On and 7ocnye pianos OF
purity Of from that Justly eeeera
Choteng, Boston, whose instruments
highly approved hes, in Ibis country and who
gold medal the Worlds Fair IN London
Also 6 and 7oc,avc from tho best New York manufac
number 81 second hand pianos Second hand
piano. part payment for
weekly and low store In
this city
RICHARD DAVIS.
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Mr.. GOODALL.. Musical Director and Leader, Ma
Ill Warrington, that he
attend balls assemblies receptions,
&C. &c.
musical leader of the Queens Palace
Rand England
his DISPOSAL that
n. will he Z satisfaction 10 his patrons.
Arrangements made psnists portion Of the
band II full company : not required Address
- X. GOODALL,
Wiilards HOTEL Washington.
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...... BURG.
(f.'oash Ia teestyr too hsss. and Aay,)
HIs ine 10 fittsDusg the
fonusysahia Central railroads opera
uon ny passengers leave Baltimore at7 p M (a
ae inc us Vt arrival OF The evening tain from Washington and
proceed farsburg where they transferred the Central
railroad ua and proceed immediately without delay crossing
me mountains In daylight and arriving Ptsburg p
day n,e starting The entire distance by rai~s
win e exception OF 70 miles which
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave iisburs in the OF the Central railroad M
arrive al harrisburg al 4, the where
ain OF the Baltimore railroad will be In
waiting and az
O. NJ IN ume for the train Washington, which leaves 81
m Uf-lms route ID reliable any public
Qy-FaIo through (eithor way) Gil.
For uehes apply the ticket Baltimore
hanna Railroad Company, Calvert Station, the
ucket agent OF Pennsylvania Central Railroad
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent of Transportation
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BY MI COBB His petition. for grant Of the right
of way and alternate sections OF The public domain IN aid
OF tho construction Of tho Memphis and Charleston rail-
road referred to tho Committee Public Lands Also,
cor right Of way and alternate sections IN aid oil the
conjunction OF the Tennessee and Guntcrs Landing rail-
road same committee Also, the right OF and alternate
in aid Of the proposed extension o. the same road
from Gun,er. sndng, Alabsnu, Winchester Tsnnrs
sec same reference Also for the graduation and reduction
OF the price OF the pubic lands same reference.
Ty Mr.. STANTON, OF kentucky Tbs memorial OF hob.
err Mills late architect OF public buildings, recommending
the OF temporary hall for the use OF the House
OF the site OF the late Library room, and
the use Of the present hall FOR the library
By Mr. CLEvELANDi The petition OF >. Burrows and
ohcr citizens of Inc tow Wales, in the State OF Massa
chu.es yng for the secIncntoi all national questions
by n Congress OF Nations.
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Dagucrrcoypes, Duval Bro.
~ and 9th Pennsylvania avenue
This gas Others being built
the second hoor and for this IL
skyghis
Baltimore. every facility
for copying paintings dagueueope having its
world obtained beautiful and highly
all though cloudy preferable,
Tor children. Post promptly attended To.
Awarded the medal the late Fair OF the Maryland Inst
IN nd a premium Fair New York.
Baltimore Broadway,
Pennsylvania avenue Wsshngton ID. CT n Main
street. Richmond Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Norfolk, Viz.
ginia and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries free to the public at all hours Of the day
J. H. WHITEHURsT.
Dec. Ia-d2m Sole proprietor.
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GADThc attention OF the public respectfully requested to
N cabinet French China dinner dessert
service, msuteI sverplstcd
single together with
all OF which selected
for the
be sold exceedingly for liberal credit
satisfactory paper. =
Sept lid AuaUoneers.
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NOT1CE.-The stockholders of the Washington Light
Company hereby notified that charter
meeting directors the
will be held at the Office Of the company Monday January
: j. f. BROWN
Dee "f-d2w Secretary.
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In CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %. 1851.



Al 20 minutes before O'Clock the Senate was called TO
order.
Mr.. FELCH Mr. President, as there is no quorum
Mr.. MANGUM. | hope, Mi. President, that motion
will be withdrawn.
Mr.. FELCH. | will withdraw the motion.
Mr.. MANGUN. | move that when the Senate adj
loaIns TO day. il adjourn 10 meet on Monday next
The PRESIDENT The Chair is under the impression
that motion cannot be received. The constitution of
the United States provides that shall not adjourn
more than three days without JOINT resolution. any
case and when there is not quorum attending, can
adjourn only from day 10 day
Mr. FELCH renewed the motion TO adjourn;
Mr.. BRADBURY. Mr. PRESIDENT. although there is
not quorum, there may be in few minutes. hope
the Senate will not adjourn until some measures
taken To investigate INTO the cause oil the re and 10
learn, if possible, how il originated
The PRESIDENT That is matter Tor quorum TO
decide upon.
Mr. BRADBURY The Sergeant at. Arms can easily
secure a quorum il it should be necessary.
The PRESIDENT II is in the power OF the Senate TO
compel the attendance OF absent members. They can
send for them if such is their pleasure
Mr. CASS. i have resolution framed upon the sub
lect, which wish to submit and therefore hope we
shall wait until we have aquorum
The PRESIDENT. Does the senator from Michigan
Mr. FELoH] withdraw his motion 10 adjourn
Mr. FELCH. will Withdraw the motion If any thing
can be accomplished:
The PRESIDENT. All that can be done is to wait
here until they in 10 send Tor the absent
bers. 10 adjourn from day TO day.
Mr. MANGUM l move that the Senate now adjourn.
The question being taken, upon division there were,
ayes 10, noes TO-
So il was not carried
After short interval, no quorum appeared in their
seats, the motion 10 adjourn renewed and the Ques
ton being put. il agreed to: whereupon
The Senate adjourned.
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A FrER thanking patrons for the increased
extended TO during the past beg
shall positively receive the
dates
add that the attention Of friends will
temporal well being and doubt VIII
them the utmost pleasure. - -
I6--JOuf FERRY
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MATTHEW ST CLAIR CLARKE ms rcopcned an
Ill transaction OF law business,
Department Of the INTERIOR nearly
W,lard's Hotel, where he boards.
Nov 29-d3m MAT. Intel, Republic Telegraph
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n,HE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building for the transaction Of exchange and
general banking business. --.. L
no. II. GALLAGHER, President.
r. W. MARSH, Cashier.
l6--u
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SEMI-ANNUAL NOTICE.-wn issued by u.s. on or before
y open
earnestly respectfully ask the Of whom they
and the same, either
table paper
Dec
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A CARD.-We, the
having with will
of and pre- o IN present mo
In order the business probably
and that which
M every when presented.
CLAGEIT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Dee D-dlmN
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IOHN r. BUTtIMAN. Importer and Dealer In Wines,
bandes cigars &C. Pennsylvania south sde between
~ and 9th has received further supplies and has now IN
store a very assortment and choice selection Of
Wines, brand.s, corda-, eigrrs, &c.
Cbsmp brands importation
Old Reserve Past India, Brahmn, serca Old L. T.,
Blackburn, &ct -. - ...-
pale and brown, choice Pemsrns Amonhafo some
delicate pale and brown i,ie sherry SC g,.Jasu.a - d
wipc very csscr also, white For, bnf
Rossy, BordenuI, muscst Tcncrne, Lisbon, &C 80
Cornsc srswde- superior pale and dark In bottles
Scotch se London brown sseut -.
schiedam gin Cmacon, Mssschno, Suisse Ah-nth krscs
sin. s.ta b,ishments Dec 2t-Juf
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ms A 4. Opened To-day
N 100 pairs OF blankets aud chenpest kinds
vogue, and varying pr,oe from 81 Js per pair up TO
n.
large lot OF cbesp blankets for single beds
well made and thick Of the
T. best materials
Tbo.. pcr.sns In want OF blankets Comforts
really Bay State .ha~ at all prices
a largo OF bombssins n,erinocs, and alpscas
u, handsome low priced table damasks Also
lot Of finer ones
bund table napkins, assorted
towels and towelnss
as pieces more o cheap white fsnneis
100 do choice cscoe., 81 cent. yard
do very plain black silks, Of that peculiar glossy
% do very printed booking. for erumb and aoor
cloths
100 very cheap shrinR ootions
30 do Irish Iineps, all grades "pure linen
do low q Iyoncse ciolis," English msrnoes
ali shades with many other new goods
Terms cash uni arranged tn the contrary.
Good Articles prices and fair dealing be rstcd on in all
nr,ry I. ,porupp
nee IN mir Opposite the Centre Market.
lust oPENEDThe attention OF ladies is requested
j following .tr.. #
~ very superior nd cheap long cashmere sbavis
fine Scot sbawls, high eoiors
10 doz~ns ~ silk hose, all grades
bos superior embroidered handkerchiefs.
The variety OF other cheap and useful goods are
worthy the ofbuyers
av, opposite Market between 7 and 9th streets
Dee Ie-lmn
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N,WO FINE ENGILsH-BUIIsT CARRIAGES AT PRI-
il yATE sALE--The suhscbcr would respectfully inform msm
sale
nd imported, and used but little
by ercel.ucy British Minister One Is ch2oeo, with
by Chaudos London, 81 the best
style the other handsome
for Two horses,
considered be the hand
and will he sold very low
and on reasonable Apply Mr.. Thomas smith, the
Pennsylvania avenue, where they can DC
snen a, 10 nm, su,scr,bor a. GREEN,
IS-Maw2w Corner Of 9th street ana Fcnh avenue
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Mrs CIIOATEs Millinery and Fancy store, Fo"r-
M half Penn avenueMrs O. keeps constantly
hand large assortment Of millinery goods bonnets and
She confident that her bonnets
other establishment this city Her fancy
and trimming and every used TO
rive New Years OF superior
quality supplied liberal discount Don't forget ~
street, house north Of Fennsyivania avenue.
2l-dlm +.
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FURNISHED Rooms for Rent.-Seyera large and neatly
II dwelling occupied by NJ n
ste,niu Louisiana nearly opposite the CITY Hail.
Nov l5-codlmu.
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Brown's HeteI, city Of Washington.
respectfully announce that their establishment
OF Its front white
hundred and feet Pennyivsnia
Seventh and stories In height
that tbs house Of the largest and
elegant hotel building In the couny pcfe WIN MI the mod
aordng desirable
ladies' and gentlemen In all its Department. has
and has been
spared respect worthy ol,b. public patronage
lDcr A -eoapw Projectors.
DItNK ETsJus received Mt the store OF III, subseribes
superior blankets, IN lot, ia, snd IA, whitney,
riband bound
DO in 1914, ia, and ~ T. Edinburgh, do do
DO In "a I0.A, ia, and IA Mackins~ T. lls.
blankets for servants horses and Tor wrnppne
travelling; which viii he sold on the most es-cnahe
1890. ztNf Il f.afMt CIAGETT DODsON,
Dealers n furniture and dry goods,
Pepnsylyania avenue, 2 doors east Of 0m street
Dec 20-eo7uf
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sseh rates and in such manner as shall appear to
them equitable and proper II shall be the duty OF
ths health officer to report without delay 70 the
Commissioners Of Emigration the names OF all pas
sengers sent by his order, during the above men
toned period, from ship board to the Marine Hos
pital, on account Of illness from ship fever. For
the duties performed by the Health Commissioners,
and named in this section, he shall be paid by the
Commissioners Of Emigration, at the rate OF seven
teen hundred and City dollars per annuna, and ne
shall be paid the remainder of his salary by the
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty OF the city OF
New York. And at and after the expiration OF
the tern of the present Health Commissioners, 1t
shall be lawful for the Commissioners OF Emigra-
ton to select for the performance Of the duties
named in this section, and now performed by the
Commissioner of Health either the mayor Of the
city of New York. or tho chamberlain of said city,
or the Health Commissioners, and the compensation
for the performance Of said duties shall be so much
as such officer selected and the Commissioners Of
Emigration may agree upon, aud thereafter the
larry Of the Health Commissioner shall be fixed by
the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty of the city
of New York, and paid from the treasury Of said
city.
SIS. The Commissioners Of Emigration are hereby
authorized and empowered by and with the consent
and approval of the Governor, Comptroller, and
Attorney General to sell or exchange and give
conveyances for any lands or any portion thereof,
which have been, or may be hereafter purchased
by them as such commissioners.
49, All acts and parts of acts inconsistent wit h
this act are hereby repealed
10. This act shall take effect Immediately.
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crowded houses have been attracted by the
veltes presented On Monday 1t will commence its frs.
through the New England States. This being the
closing day In New York the mammoth pavilion viii b,
crowded to its utmost extent and families will do well
their tickets for the day performances the first
OF which will be given in the forenoon.
UCAsrLE GARpES-The splendid band of the Italian
chestra will execute several musical gems tomorrow
evening this charming and celebrated location The
air Of this place Is refreshing and French and Heser
do everything in their to make the vsiters happy
AMERICAN Musrrm-We glad to learn that Mr.. G.
W Clarke, director Of amusements at this place has
far recovered from his late ndspostion TO be able In
a short time to resume his duties lie is deseryedy
popular actor and is surrounded by host Of and
days sight Of sights The brilliant historical drama Of
Charles Xn will be performed this afternoon. In the
evening" the nlustrous Stranger together with the
Yankee Melange called The Wool Dealer.n The pro-
gramme Is fine one.
Mn DyoTr.-We glad to perceive that this highly
mertorous actor has had brilliant benefit at the Wal
nut street Theatre Philadelphia, on Wednesday evening
last.
WELcn's grand National circus entered Canada
Monday last. The company is under the management
OF Mr. b. Lent Those persons who have read of their
success in this city, will doubt flock to them
They will appear at Kingston the 5th and 10th inst
and at Toronto the 3l and the LIST and "a of July
THE BATEMAs FAMLy-These celebrated and highly gift
ed children sail to-day for England in the Baltic where
doubt, their brilliant abilities will be duly appre
cated
Madame Anna Bishop gave concert at Charleston on
the ith inst.
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(tREAr NovELrY Avn TnE CHINESE MUSEUM
ADJUSTMENTS In PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
~ Chestnut streets Phladep hia.-P 7. Barnum Proprie
tor H. Sanford ManaserTwo performances daily after
and evening Admission, - cents; children half price.
Monday evening benefit OF Mr. Young with splendid bill
The fine comedy IAN that Gliters is not Gold Cricket
AMI other attractive plays will DO presented during the
week The saloons most gorgeously fitted up With
interesting collection Of curioes including hne gallery
a National Portraits and the highly interesting Experiment.
Illustrating the durna motion Of the earth at simple
and eonNir cling
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Gun EXCHANGE TABrE. - We were forciblv
struck, yesterday, in opening the basketful of pa
pcrs received by the last steamer, with the contrast
which was presented in the appearance Of the va
rious exchanges, no less remarkable thanshe con-
rss. in the several localities from which hcy hail
The Mr. lort HraH the model Atlantic news
paper, wa, usual, outstripping all rivals III ITS
M.slhclce Eon every quarter Il the Labi.able
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RowERY rHEATRE.-B0xEs, o CENTS; PIT rx
commences y * o'clock. sasura.y evening" ysss
N w sd Win sss M aaln
iisro, Nj LsmnFvs ca,srino, Miss g wsmyss Ilanshs
M ia GFi P.s
W. s psnn To Sen s mill
o1 D san Kr 9Sssh' Mr. Jordan Rosa x'
open a. IA curtain rises at * ocosf Saturday evening
o rn
4. IT, fi
Scott Waiter LOGAN. Mr. Taylor; Andrew Cloatem. Mr.
fsss a$p Wiz H.
csa Mr. f'1 Uncle n'n Mr. La
Sofas, Par9uet 81 Secured Seats So Amphithsatrs
sSnSay cpra d Don s an + s ed
Ta sS and n1rs s.
Giovanni sisnor Bsnsyensano Don o..ayo sisnor Lorn
so1 ssaoSf Ros zerna at
i performance to sommencs at o'clock Box once
opera nishts~aondsy Tuesday Thursday and Friday
M EcHANICs HALL, NO. I72 BROADWAY, ARovl
r.. as the Hn
.n an sn nna sS
nsssment chrisy whose o0nssr. in sh: city for
sn auones with
oepts Does open a. espass sn e. eight
next the accommodation Of Ladies and Juveniles com
mencing at o'clock. p. M.
EELLowg nINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
Il Hall, No. 40 Broadway, between Howard and Grand
Streets Open every night during the week The celebrated
original and we'll known Fellows ninstres comprising
An efficient and versatile Of talented and experienced
performers under the direction Of B. Fellows whose
csrts in this city for the last ye have been received WITH
the greatest favor by the elite and fashion Of this
sopois Their concerto Of Buresque italian Opera
On sas
S stana Sn
sion. cents Doora o'clock to ~ 8.
CASTLE GARDEN.-sIXTH SUNDAY EVENING
~ Coneert-Admiss'on, rs cents.Sunday evening June
sth Grand Fantasia from Lucronia Borga with solo
for the trombone hue and caronet Performance
10 commence at o'clock precisely No postponcment
account of the weather.
GREAT NOVELTY AT THE CHINESE MUSEUM
~ Rooms, $50 Bro ,dway- Toueauts Beautiful
and Novel Experiment the Rotation of the Earth made
Visible excmpled by Cannon Ball. Pcupulum, weigh
ing Is pounds suspended 90 feet from the dome Of the build
ing, vibrating across circular table six feet in diameter
accurately marked with the minutes degrees and parallel
lines Of the globe by which the spectator readily
ceye the motion or rotation OF the Garth mad visible by
given to each visitor. The experiment be viewed any
time during the day, from A. n TO 6P NJ Admission,
70 cents.
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globe, announced in flaming black type, while tn
Friend Of China was discussing the tea trade and
the shortness Of the new crop.-Pacifc (Caifornia)
Ntps, dprH rs.
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ID MoNpANp nERR pRIEsBAcnsMENAGERIE

- AYMoND AND HERR DRf RSBACH SMENAGERIE.-
IL This celebrated Menagerethe largest and
Quoted in the known wod-embracing almost animal
known TO natural history and which has received the pa
and applause hundreds OF of the
and people Of the United States has
Just commenced most brilliant campaign aud will
tho principal cities aud OF New England in the
following order, viz May ath Manchester ss, Will
mantle: June ls do; I'd, Norwich; Sd, New London eth,
Mys,ie Bridge 5th Westerly; 9TH Brans Iron wsrk l.;
TIL Birch Hill; sth, do do 9th Provdencei 10th, do
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LlyERrooL CLAsnIIcIrIoN.
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SHIPPING.


DAssAGE FER BALTIC.-A FIRST RATE BERTH, IN
Il the steamer Baltic, TO sail the 7th for sale by
JAMES LEE a. Co, 81 New street.
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- Lessee; e = gs,Is. s.a.s.. Door. -.
th Circles Sssrp SS:;. n ss..
s @ ma ss';s ;:: s
Bocsaris Mr. whiting NimIed HsssSs~s csncp s.s ~
ASssss LII. Hhs Tssrs.s .sa s:n T.
NIELos oAaDEN.zsy.aE. s.AsoN.xASAeIs
p9s q 20 =
ssasds sIsAs: ss,.:s
s.a lsss ''H;s ss s y
s.k6Gs a.. tho
RRoUGHAHs LYcEUA, BROADWAY, NEAR BRooxE
circle and Rsfsss 80 sss Family circle
sse sssa f sassssa ss! sSs.ias
nSaK "Y r.h ne local q
W. John j fsp: -.
nr f. yis Mary an h
y Y, Smith: r. ssasads WIN DAVID c3PPEkFiEIp7
chippendaie Rose barts Mis-, Kate Horn n.''p'
RARNUMs AMERlcAN susEUX.-P. T. BARNUM
ssS h q s
!Sy fsiiosni for the week com
kin sr a isnn. T.,e
asea TE OLD Asn Ssia Mr. fs
s9' n asrss
Mr. h Eh GhaFISss vsre M; SYLVESTER TO s.nsuds
anee,l Mr. H. r. Hickey Admission to the entire Museum
cents; front seats In parquet one shilling extra.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT AT
S1ae se Chinese Assembly nUom on aussdry aysIUs
the ns At
which occasion she win sing svers Of her favo.e Ara,
sssSPsssd t1.%s sons H Las: ss;s sss sum
With al papaa
NV yiasen. TsII.ee the ssissra.ed VII
dale together With his brilliant duet, for two pianos from
q. Herr r Gs rT p1
form Fantasia on the hute VT William s.harienbsrs
be had a. the principal Music storc Hotels and AZ tn
small programmes.
ID nascrcThs msmmoth establishment, the largest
ssssis: q
ming Tor one ssek only Under the immense varesatsd
Sn o 6s Es the
msnt Schools Ladies and Families who wish
and aenassris iaciSds in sSaon to Caravans Of Msna
animals collection Of sas tatua.y Of the noted
ety OF interesting curioes q various descriptions The
With the native cinsa.s s sho aesSnpaniea
5 ssHn viii DC each sS n s
Of which the 0rslsl General Tom Thumbs Mr. Nellie
many 3 . s ssg mo Ss .s s
ian Con Thumb Admit q children under
sta I = and MIR rom iI 70 i 10 CLOCK
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHA THAN sQUARH.-GE0.
LEA se in r:o
4uc 12s ccnts-Ecgant saloon performances After
and Evening Entertainments the After
noon at clock, and in the evening at o'clock The
varied select such
other place of in New York consisting Of
Leas Female Ethiopian opera Troupe numbering afteeA
performers being time tho
talented band in the United States troupe Of Model Ar
lists who selected fer their beauty figure who
prsonatc number of beautiful tabeaux taken from the
pictures Of ancient and modern times company OF Arab
Girls who through variety feas
sery Madame Rosane, the only Female Juggler in the
world company of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition of Marble Satuary unequalled in the WORLD
.egether with variety Of interesting performances ever
nd blk IL ssnl