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We used to think il was a jest-the idea OF q
calculating machines but We have seen it and
its ingenious proprietor, Mr. FULLER, who is
now stopping at the Irving House. The rapidity
and accuracy with which all business problems
are solved Is truly surprising 1t needs only TO
be seen to be admired. Although an American
invention, it has been extensively sold in Eng
land, France, Germany, and Holland. Up
wards of thirty Of the principal London bank
ers have it in use. 1t computes interest," at
every possible rate per cent, upon any sum OF
money, for any length of time, both at three
hundred and sixty and three hundred and sixty
five days to the year, and has most perfect
time telegraph to compute the number Of days
any note has to run. To work equations of
payments, or average Of accounts, is one of its
conyeniences. Copies have been purchased in
Washington by all the departments, for use in
the public Offices, as well as by the principal
Bankers, merchants, and mechanics Less time
is required to obtain an answer to any business
question than to prepare the statement. Full
printed directions accompany the work. 1t is
learned by one or two hours study and prac-
tice. 1t occupied prominent place in the
Crystal Palace.
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DIR. y. s. ROSES


VI THE WONDER OF THE AGEiti .
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC!-This wonderful
preparation is used internally and externally giving i'm
mediate relief from all bodily pains
III used according to directions it not only relieves all
pain, but it cures il usually the first application IL
may be relied upon for curing and giving almost instant
relief thousands who have used II testify to Rheu
Morbus Pleurisy Earache, Toothache, Choc, and all
pain in the Stomach Bowels Headache, Pains In the
Womb, Pains in the Limbs, Joints Back, Spine Disease,
Lumbago, Scalds Burns Chibains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pimples, and all Chronic Eruptions.
III you wish TO be relieved from ALL PAIN, use DR..
Roses PAINCUREK. tr tt4
If you desire be cured of ALL DISEASES, take his
Family Medicines. Price 1914 25 and 60cents per bottle
For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cough.
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATHER.--The
I'D frequent changes of the weather bring with II bad
COLDS, COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION OF the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all of which can be
cured and the system fortified against frequent attacks
by using DR.. J. 5. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP.
Price only 90 cents. tts F f
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dangerous
plant yields Immediately to DR.. j. s. Roses
failing GROUP SYRUP. Price rs cents
WllOOPING COUGH, another complaint always worse
in cold and damp weather. The afflicted will find great
relief in the Of DIR. j. S. Roses WHOOPING COUGH
SYRUP which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other diseases, such as INFLAMA-
TON of the LUNGS, DROpSY in the CHEST, and CON-
SUMPTION Price so cents Dr. Roses successful treat
for the above highly valuable Family Medicines.
RS- To be had at the Drug Stores of
u. d. Gilman, w. Ii. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt
j. II. Callan, John w. Marin,
dec 11-tr Washington city, D. Q.
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Ess~ LOLA Monies is preparing for her APP
pearance on the stage at New York Her maiden
name was Rosanna Gilbert and she is the
daughter Of a, poor shopkeeper in one of the
British islands. Shells now past twenty seven
years. She denies many Of the stories in which
she has figured as the heroine in the press, and
pronounces them calumnies and falsehoods
The country is free, and they who choose to
patronise her will do so. We disapprove of her
debut before American ladies'; yet, if she does
appear, we would be the first to protect her from
rude opposition. H
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DIED,

At Fort Gates, Texas, ON the 18th November last,
SALLY H., daughter Of Dr. JOHN MISGE, and wife Of
Captain GEORGE g. PICKETT, ". !. Army M
At Eason, Maryland, the 9th Instant in the eighty
seventh year of his age, SOLOMON BARROTT, esq, an
aged and esteemed resident OF that place. In 1871 he
was in the Southern army, under Gen. Green par
tcpated in the battles of the Cowpens, Guiford Court
house, Camden, and Eutaw Springs courageously fight
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Ees- THE PAMPERo CAsE.-We learn from
the Jacksonville (Fla.) Ners that the claim of
&C., supposed to have been taken from on board
the steamer Pampero, has been set aside by the
United States Court, and the property restored
to its owners.
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THE New KENTUCKY SENATOR. The Hon.
John B. Thompson, who is to succeed Senator
Underwood, is well known in this city and to
the country. He is the present Lieutenant
Governor of that State, to which post he was
chosen at the late election, being on the regular
Wing ticket, while Dixon, who was on the same
ticket for Governor, was defeated.
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Detention of the Cars.

The train of passenger cars that left this city
at p. m yesterday met with some breakage
on the road, and did not reach Baltimore until
this morning. The train due here at a. m.
to-day was in consequence detained until 103.
We have heard of no injury occurring to any
one by the accident
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THE McDoNoGH WILL.--The Baltimore Sun
has learned that five Of the ablest jurisconsults
in Paris, to whom a copy Of the will of the late
John McDonogh was submitted by the execu-
tors, for their opinion, have decided in favor of
its validity. This is an important opinion, from
the fact that the validity of the will must finally
be decided by the civil law. They have also,
il is said, given an unequivocal opinion against
the suits brought by the States of Maryland
and Louisiana
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GcS~ We were forcibly reminded this bright
cold, breezy morning of the beautiful assert
ment Of hats, bonnets, caps, furs, &C., at SEY-
nouns in Georgetown. A lady and gentleman
paid a quarter to the bus line the other day,
in going and coming, and saved several dollars
by the operation, besides identifying them
selves most beautifully.
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LNOR RENTING Room lately occupied by Mr. s.
a. Philips ms an agency office, Pennsylvania avenue
between and 9th streets almost opposite Franck Tay
lor's Book Store II is very large Room with stove
lamps, counter partition, and other fixtures IL
be rented by the month or by the year
Also, two splendid Rooms we'll furnished-one as .
parlor and the other bedroom-on the second floor
on A. street, at Mrs Young's .f
Apply TO A. Zappone, teacher Of languages, at Mrs
Young's, AZ street, near Trinity church. dec l3-d
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PREsENTs!

BEAUTIFUL dULIUAI FhE0ENTS!
Mrs. COLLISION has just opened her goods for the
lNl holidays, consisting Of "A
Papiermache Portfolios, Ladies' Workboxes, Jewelry
Papier-mache Inkstandshes
Perfumery, Fancy Baskets
Buffalo Tuck Combs, beautiful patterns
Embroidered Handkerchief, Berthes Collars and
Cuffs.
Fine Silk Cravats, Gloves, Cigar Cases
Shaving Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Shaving Soaps
Pearl and inlad Porte monnaies
Linen Pocket Handkerchief Comforts, Hosiery &c.
Fancy Baskets Gloves, Finger Rings, Gold Pencils,
Breastpins
Crying Dolls Dolls Heads Wax Dolls African Dolls
dressed and plain, at the @
FANCY AND MILLINERY STORE,
RB- SIXTH St, near Louisiana and OF
dec 16-tr the National and Browns Hotel.
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Ga5" We regret to announce the further
postponement Of Madame Biscacciantps Con-
cert, on account of indisposition as the fol-
lowing paragraph handed to us for publication
will explain:
DR.. HALL is Of opinion that Signora BIsoAc-
crANrI is too seriously indisposed to permit
her appearance at the concert tonight with any
degree of safety .
Wednesday, % o'clock p. m.
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sHAWLs, WRAPPINGs. &c.

yITE HAVE RECEIVED within the last few days the
w following, TO which we invite the attention of
purchasers:
10 very superior Scotch Plaid Shswls, high colors
10 superior Bay State Shawls
10 Mauds, or Gcntlemen's Travelling shswls, very
heavy
20 colored Travelling Blankets
is superior Cashmere Long Shawls
10 pieces Coorcd Velvets
10 pieces Fancy Coored French Cloths, for Ladies'
Cloaks, &C.
IL pieces Ermine Cloths, for Coaks, &c.
Persons wishing the above description Of goods will
please call and examine them before purchasing else
where, feel confident give them the best
bargains
dec Tim VERY MILLER
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RAJ Groceries and niceties can be bought of
Kibbey & Co. at great advantage They attend
well to business, and their customers profit by
their industry.
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h4- Yerby & Miller come it strong in the
dry-goods line. Everybody reads their adver-
tisements, buys their goods, and praises their
polite and accommodating salesmen.
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Quilts, Blankets, sheetings, &c.
IN dozen 104 Ia and 124 bleached and hafbleached
~ QUILTS of various grades
200 pairs, all sizes and grades, Bed Blankets
80 pieces bleached Sheetings all widths
10 do Linen Sheetngs
20 do Cotton and Linen Pillow Slip goods
As pairs colored Counterpaines, for servants beds
100 do Servants Blankets, very cheap.
YERBY n MILLER,
dec Tim Penna. ay., bet. 7tb and 18th cts
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BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS!

STRANGERS and citizens called to view the varied
- and beautiful Fancy Goods opening at Parkers
Fancy Store under the National Hotel 1t is understood
that by Friday the 10th instant the entire amount Of his
selections will be ready for all who may be in search
something REALLY EXTRA for the approaching holi-
days. For particulars call at the store.
8s- The display will be worth seeing and the admit
lance freell PARKERS
Fancy and Perfumery Store
dec 15-6t under National Hotel.
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Weather extremely cold.
RossuM Demonstration al Ci,acinnati.


CINCINNATI, Dec. 15,-There was an immense
meeting held in this city on Saturday evening
in reference to Kossuth and the cause of Hun
gary, and at which series Of resolutions were
adopted expressive of the sympathy of the meet
ing with the Hungarian cause, and admiration
OF Kossuth, and recommending also the extern
sion of the doctrine of non-intervention only in
those nations who themselves observe it, and
are decidedly in favor of intimating to the abb
solute governments of Europe that they shall
not crush the kindlng spark Of liberty in neigh
boring nations. The sentiments of Kossuth, as
expressed in his speech in New York. were
warmly responded to. Mr. G. Nj. Clay, Mr.
Cory, Belamy Story, and others addressed the
meeting. The meeting was largely composed
of the principal men Of the city, and great en-
thusiasm prevailed
Destructive Fire at Lo,oeU- Charge of Em5ezzling
Letters.
Boston, Dec. 16.-Owsley's Turning Mill at
Lowell was destroyed by fire this morning, to-
gether with StolPs Flannel Mill, and several
dwellings on Howe and Fayette streets, owned
by Abbott and Stephen Costles. The loss is
about $35, 900, on which there was an insur-
ance Of $751; 900.
Mr.. Sanderson, the postmaster at West Ran
dolph Vermont was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of embezzling letters containing money.
Naual Movements.
BosToN, Dec. 16.-The U. S. brig German
town was at Loango, on the coast of Africa, on
the 9th of September, bound for st. Helena
whence she was to sail on the next day.
The U. S. ship John Adams was also at Lo-
ango, bound for ST. Helena, via Abomey.
Burning of Steamer.
New York, Dec. 16.-The steamer Rescue
lately built in Philadelphia, was burnt at Staten
Island this morning.
Heavy Snosostorm.
BUFFALO, Dec. 16.-A violent gale of wind
and snow prevailed last night, and the snow
this morning lies on the ground to the depth of
two feet
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pALrIMoRE, Dec. u p. m.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL p. m
Mr.. James v. Wagner well-known Balti-
morean, worth quarter of million Of dollars
died this morning Of dropsy.
Sales of FIVE hundred bbls. Howard street
flour at 1894; grain and other things un-
changed.
Weather extremely cold.
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GUTTA PERCHA TOYS

GUTTA PERCHA TOYS!
~ UTTA PERCHA RATTLE BOXES, with Teething
" Rings the finest toys for babies In all creation ;
Guta Percha Bat and Parlor Balls Watches, &c. For
sale by A. GRAY,
dec leo Tth st., OPP. 0dd-Fellows Hall.
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MARRIED,

This morning, at the Methodist u. Church South by
Rev. LEosiDAs RossER, THOS. w. JOHNSON to CHAR
LorTE PINKNEY, daughter Of Rev CHARrEs A DAVE,
all OF this city.
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He is always awake to the public interests, as
the ladies all certify.
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POSTSCRIpTi
The Markets.

New York, Dec. 17--2 p. m.
Cotton is firm. Sales Of southern -four at
$3.50; grain unchanged.
Weather excessively cold.
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EODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for January,
VI 1852, is undoubtedly the best number of Magazine
ever published and just what processes to bean
celent Ladys Book The number contains 100 pages Al
contributors, and % engrayngs.
SARTALN'S UNION MAGAZINE, for January, 1852,
is superb number With this number all the Maya
ZINES commence volume. Subscriptions receive ed
for the year. single numbers for SALE at the Book,
Periodical and Newspaper store of
JOSEPH SHILLINGT0N,
0deon Building, corner Of
dec IL Az street and Penna avenue
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WASHINGTON,

ss- subscriptions, Advertisements, and all
other communications for this paper may be
left at the Book and Periodical Store Of VIM.
Adam, Pennsylvania avenue, near Eour-and-a-
half street, whore copies of the Telegraph are
for sale. Our Office of publication will in few
days be removed to this store.
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VERY DECIDED BARGAINS

NOTICE
7NHE INDEPENDENT CLUB Of colorcd young men OF
Washington City will give social BALL the 30th
of December for the respectable class of coored persons
who will patronse them at Mr. MAYORS Hall in the rear
of Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 14th streets
Tickets Of admission will be 81 So 10 be had by appca-
ton to the following named managers l.. Douglas, T.
Brown ii. Hogans and III. jackson. The managers will
spare pains to make every thing pleasant and
able on the occasion.
MANAGERS.
l.. Douglas, J. Fletcher,
J. Jackson, J. Minor,
J. Joice, III. Hogana,
$. Easton, y. Mathews,
VIM. Easton, A. Irvine,
H. Hop, VIM. Hawkins
@. Gass, ID. Lewis,
4. Brown, @. Butler,
ii. Jackson, I. Ross,
H. Hall.
N B.--No Tickets TO be had ut the door.
dec l7--3teo%
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JUST OPENED.

IHE particular attention Of ladies Is requested 70 the
il following;
20 very superior and cheap Long Cashmere Shavls
10 Fine Scotch Long Shaws, high colors
30 dozen superior silk Hose, all grades
10 boxes superior Embroidered Handkerchief
The above with variety Of other cheap and useful
goods, are worthy the attention Of buyers.
VERIFY A MILLER,
Penna av, opp. Centre Market,
dec 17-1mif [Unionl bet, 7th and 9Th SITS
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WANTED TO RENT-A comfortable house
wv north Of street. suitable for small family, by
punctual tenant line addressed 10 g. stating loca-
ton and terms, and left at the Post Office, will be
tended to- dec 17--4tt
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
ID IGHTs to use all the IMPROVEMENTS in manufao-
LII turing, rectfying purifying and refining Oils from
Rosn and applying the In the manufacture Of Ma
chinery, Oil, Tanners OIL Paint OIL Varnishes &c. &C.
R0BBINS'S PATENT.-duarantied November 4tb
1851. Apply to I'D. WALLACE,
Agent, for the Assignee, at H. W. CARTS Newspaper
Agency, THIRD and WALNUT sts., Philadelphia.
dec 15--d1m
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MRS. e. MOFFETT,

VHTANTED-An Office on Pennsylvania avenue,
w between Sd and It'll streets. Address * at this
Office dec 15-3t
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GRAND CONCERT!
NIADAME BISCACCIANTI has the honor to announce
Ixl that she will give grand
FOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
And positively the only she will give in Washingon
AT CARUSI'S SALOON,
On Wednesday Erening, December IL,
On which occasion she will be assisted by the full strength
\ Joe Is of her talented troupe
tt& PERFORMERS:
MADAME BIscAccIANTI the American Prima Donna, from
her Majestys Theatre in London and all the principal
theatres in Italy, and from the Italian Opera Houses in
New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. ~!
H. Apply the celebrated Belgian volinist, who lately
created much sensation at his grand concerts in New
York and Boston UsEs N
y A. BIscACCIANTI violoncellist q..
Mr. KLEY, the distinguished pianist, lately from Ger
many
The programme will include the gems of the most pop
ular Italian, German, and English composers
Director and conductor, Mr.. KLEY
Tickets $1to be had at the music stores and hotels
Monday morning, where the programme also may be
obtained 4t 5ge
Doors open at o'clock--concert to commence at
o'clock. 3,trga E 9s [dec ltd
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Al nARn-

ME, THE SUBSCRIBERS, respectfully notify all
w persons having accounts with us, that their
spectve bills viii be drawn of and presented 10 them
the z4th OF the present month In order that may
continue the business protablJ to ourselves advan
tageousy TO our customers that which Is most desirable
and indeed Of the utmost Importance 70 us At this time
is the payment Of every account when presented.
dec l7--1wd1 CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY A co
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TO CAPITALISTS seeking Good Investments.
Q0Cn D00 SIX PER CENT STOCK for SALE
pooo,OStU The Bank of the Union offers for
sale the above amount Of six per cent stocks Of
which coupons and running twenty-five years. inter-
est payable at this Bank in New York city The fol-
lowing stocks offered
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal (preferred) Bonds
$l,lOO Corporation Of Washington six per cent
$1,000 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal guaranteed by the
State Of Virginia
1000 City of Nashville
$1,000 Little Miami, seven per cent.
$1,000 United States, and 1920 Corporation of Wash
ington, five per cent. dec 15--u
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anlandid ANIMAL. for 1850

A LBUMs, Autographs, Beautiful Gift Books In great
IA variety; Juveniles rich in illustrations and care
fully selected with regard TO their moral bearing.
A. GRAY, Seventh street,
dec leo opp OddFellows Hall.
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FOR CHRISTMAS HANDSOME CAKES!

HAVENNER BRO. are preparing for the approach
IL ing holidays extensive assortment of superior
and handsomely ornamented Cakes The fattering sue
of our efforts last Christmas induced
exerton to please the public and feel confident that
will be able to give satisfaction to all who may favor
US with call. Orders promptly executed.
N. BIB. u. keep constantly on hand supply of
superior Pastry, which housekccpers will find great
convenience. Fresh Rusk, Buns Biscuit every
ing for tea and Bread made from Welchs Premium Flour
dec l7-dt25th
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CHRISTMAS MAMMOTH PLUM CAKES.

CHRISTMAS MAMMOTH PLUM CAKES.
One aoeighing 1000 Us., and the other 500 lbs.
rJNHESE CAKES be Christmas at
i Establishments containing four gold rings and
the other three They will then be cut and disposed of
Plum Pound Cakes, various sizes, suit all who
may call
The above Cakes ornamented in the most beautiful
manner, and unequaled by any in the country. Call
and see fer yourselves
Also, fresh Figs Oranges Grapes, French Confection
cries. common Candies, Sardines, Preserves, Jellies
Pickles, Brandy, Fruit Almonds, Rasns and every ar
Gle in our line Stores of and 9th Streets and
on the Avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
dec left ECKARDT Il BRO.
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The partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed is this day dissolved by mutual consent and all
demands Of every kind against the late firm TO be paid
by THOMAS O. CONNOLLY, TO whom all debts due to them
are to be paid. .
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
JAMES Winner,
THOMAS MoGILL
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EXTENSIVE SALE

Of Rich Silks Cashmeres, Six Velpets & Sha,cls.
|ILAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO., having determined
~ to sell out their immense stock Of Silks Cashmeres
and Yelyets, will commence from this day to offer them
at prime cost for cash. In the lot may be found
Rich Moreen Antiques, rich Brocades, Chene
Figured plaid, striped, watered, plain colors, and
many other styles of handsome Silks
All the desirable shades of Satins
Also, rich Paris Cashmeres, Mousselines
Printed Flannels, ~ colored Silk yelvets
Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs
Members Of Congress- strangers and citizens of the Dis
rict respectfully invited attend the sales daily
anxious 10 dispose of the entire stock as
possible. fdec 15-lw
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MIKE W4T FOR TIE SWISS BELL RLNGERSl
Grand Musical Festival!
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Friday and Saturday Evenings, Dec 10 and 20.
rI,HE Celebrated CoMPANOLoGIANS, or SWISS BELL
i RINGERS, assisted by the popular Swedish vocalist
Madame LOVARNY STOEPEl, and Herr FRANZ STOE
PEI on his extraordinary Wood and Straw Instrument
the Concertena respectfully of their
chase select and novel musical entertainments above
HERR SToEpEL Musical Leader.
II. j. GREENWOOD 5000 Managers.
RD- For particulars see programme.
Admission so cents. Doors open at TITO commence
at s o'clock
dec IT. MAJOR DUNN, ADV. Agent.
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Seventh street, opposite Odd Iellows' Hall,
WTOULD respectfully call the attention of the Ladies
w to selection of BLOOMER COMBS, which
will be sold at reduced prices. AlsoNeW patterns mi-
aton Cupns at 25 cents pair Fancy Baskets Soaps
and Perfumery, with variety OF other goods at the
lowest possible prices for cash. nov 15-tr +
LNGLISH Pickles and Sauces.-Just re-
ceived from the agents of Batty Co." and" Crasse
BLACKWELL" lot of their celebrated Pickles, Chow
chow, Gherkns Onions, Walnuts Mixed Pickles, Cauli
flower Beans, &c. Also-Mushroom, Walnut and To-
mao Casup, with assortment of best English Sauces.
John Bull, Worcestershire, Haryeys Reading, &c. For
sale by JOHN b. K1BBEY CO.,
dec 16--M&Wl2W No g. ODD. Centre Market
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

&f Nl NAIlUNhL THEATRE
-----~---' HrS
Mr.. u. A. MARSHALL - Sole Lessee
(Also of the Broadway, New York, and Walnut Street.
Philadelphia, Theatres)
Mr.. w, NJ. FLEMING - = Stage Manager.
+ THIRD NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
THIS EVENING, DECEMBER H.
win be performed Tobn's delightful comedy Of the
HONEY MOON.
Juliana Miss Heron.
yoante Miss Kate Horn.
Duke Aranza MIR. Fleming.
The Grand American Polka BY the Orchestra.
SoLo-C0rnet Mr. Bayley.
Miss Anna Walters in a Fayorite Dance
0YERTURE-La Medicine Sans Medicine .