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MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG
Having expressed desire to give PAUL JULIEN a
benefit concert at the termination of his engage
ment as a token Of her esteem for his talent,
PAUL JULIEN, in rendering Madame SOntag
his warmest thanks, begs to announce his
GRAND CONCERT
To take place
On Thursday Evening, December %, 1852.
AT CARUSPS SALOON,
When Madame Henriette Son,ag, Carl Eckert,
conductor of the Italian Opera, Paris; Signor
Cesare Badiali; Signor Pozzolni, first tenor from
the Imperial Opera in St. Petersburg; Sgnor
Luigi Rocco primo basso cantante and buffo
from La Scala. Milan; and Mr.. Eben. the flutist,
will afford him their most valuable aid.
PROGRA NINE.
PART FIRST.
|. Fantasia-'N Norma" for violin .Allard.
PAUL JULIEN.
2. Duetto-"Al Idea," Barber Of Seville. .Rossini
3. Variations Briliante-On "Ah vous dirai Je Ma
Madame HENRIETTE soNTAG. with obi:
cato flute accompaniment, by MIR. EBEs.)
Aria-"Non piu Andrar'. .............M Mozart
Signor LUIaI Rocco.
S. Duet-voice and violin. ......... Carl Eckert.
Composed expressly for Madame II. SON.
TAG and PAUL JULtEN)
PART SECOND.
g. Duetto-.Sull' Ca mpo de''-BeIisario Donizett
SlgnoYs PozzoLINI and BADIALI.
T. Eckerts Swiss Song, composed expressly by
Carl Eckert.
Madame HENRIETTE SONTAG.
8. Fantasia-.'Ma Celine," Violin. ... .Hauman
PAUL JULIEN.
9. Duetto-"Quanto amore''-Elisir d'amore-
Donizett,
Madame HENRJETTE SONTAG and Signor
BADIALI.
10. Carnival of Venice-volin.... ....,. Paganni.
PAUL JULIEN.
IL. Quartet-"A te o Caro"-Purtani. :. ,Bellini.
Mad. SONTAG. Signors BADIALI, PozzoLINI,
and Rocco.
NlusCai .Carl ECkeTt
The piano forte used at this Concert is from the
mandatory OF Conrad Meyer & Co., PhiIadeI-
phia, and has been kindly furnished by Mrs. An
derson.
The prices Of admission have been fixed at 50
and 81, according to location. Every seat in the
hall has been numbered, and with both the So and
81 tickets will be given certificate bearing a
| corresponding number of the seat to which the
holder is entitled.
Seats may be secured at the ticket Office at Mrs
| Carrot Anderson's from o'clock n. m. until 6
m.
Notice.-Tbe sale of all seats So and SD will
commence TODAY, at a. m.
Doors open at 7; concert commences al O'Clock.
Dec 23-lt
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The evenings entertainment to conclude with, for
the second time, the Farce Of
BOX AND COX MARRIED AND SETTLED.
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ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS
IL and UNDERGRADUATES Shirts,

Shirts.-Members of Congress, citizens, and
strangers, are invited to call at WILLIAM H..
FAULKNER'S Fashionable Shirt Mandatory
and leave their measures. His Shirts war
ranted to fit in all cases; the style and pattern of
which has received the unqualified commenda-
ton of gentlemen in all parts of the United States
All Shirts made at his establishment good
and as cheap as they can be purchased in New
York. Thankful for tho favors already received ,
he respectfully solici.s continuance Of the
Also on hand splendid assortment Of Silk and
Merino Undershirts and Drawers
Also Gloves, Cravats, Stocks, and every other
article suitable for a genteman's wardrobe, at
prices which cannot fail to suit.
VIM. Fl. FAULKNER, Sign of the Shirt
South side of Penn. avenue, between
Sd and a cts. opposite the United States Hotel.
Dec 23-eo3w
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THE REPUBLIC.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
wIIIard's Hotel.

wIIIard's Hotel.
C n Taylor, Pa r l. Laws, Mobile
III w Graves, N French lady, Ky
G + Maynard, Va p Aicmsster, Pa
Mr. Vincent, Phia Nh & Mrs Cobb, Va
J Barron & lady. NO G. l. Campbell, Tenn
J nj Jones, Va Mr. Watson, Mich
w w Roberts. USN l. ID Rogers, do
Whitco,nb Del MIR Jacobs. Ala
T. NewcOmb, do T. ID Morrison, Vt
Mr. Webb, NY Mr. Allen, Mass
Mrs Webb, do e Langhorn & |, Pa
Miss Webb, do ii Tudor N ii
browns Hotel.
Mr. Tildcn & J. Phila DIM Edgington, Va
Mr. Gravy w Blake, NY
bloomfield & l,NJ DIR Honges, Mo
J E-James Phila ] J Rollow, do
Miss w Collins, &c q Ewing. Bait
g Williams, Bait Ford, Va
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Difenderffer, do CO LOOMS, Pa
Mr. Mason, Pa w Friend & lady, do
FV Sutton, Va ID ID Bryery, Phila
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Tiliinghast, do Tate, Gettysburg
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Hart, Phila s Oden,Va
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j p Fairbanks & |, Vt
National Hotel.
Mr. Curtis NY FCarpenter, Ohio
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Mr. Schley, Md r Shacketon. do
Hon r Stockton, N J Harlan, jr, Del
r w Russell, Y I'll Thrasher, Bait
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Sparks, do d c Caldwell, do
II Bradbury, do Gen f Bowie & son, do
w J Bartlett & !, Mass Smith, Ind
P McGrk, NY Mr. Patton, Bait
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d Nj Cohen, Bait nj M Anderson, do
Hon w Buel, Mich G II Rundell, U S "A
Glenn, Bait Jones, Reading
w Perne, do II Jones, do
Gadsby's Hotel.
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Dunlap, Petersburg c Vosburgh, NY
Miss Dunlap, do w p Maburp. do
| Miss StaIlard, do Col Dulany, USMC
| r M Dunlap, do w Stanly, NC
| w Jolee, &c CIV Whitney & |, Bost
| Maj G Porter, USA ORA Semmes, Wash n
United States Hotel.
J Drayton, Wash'n Gov Brown, Va
| w A Newton, N Maj Lewis. N c
| ID Raner, Bait A F Edwards, sc
| Mr. Lewis, + P Matthews, Ohio
| G Davis, do FGates.K Ky
r Marlng & lady, Va MPLewis, do
b Russell. Bait Miss Gates, do
8 Snowden, Md D Chandler, Pa
| d Young, Bait X Sidwell, Va
| r F Downs, do
| Irving Hotel.
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H Connolly, do G L Hook do
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Williams, ND 81 Armstrong, Mass
| ID Hobart. Me Miss Mercer, do
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J Janney, Va dren and nurse, Va
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r OsT, AND FIFTY DOLLARS RE

- WaRD.-A bundle Of papers was lost or
stolen last evening from the pocket Of the adver
tis"r. The only one OF value bond for one
thousan do!lara, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company. No. 4l3 against the purchase of
which all persons cautioned Upon return
OF the bond and papers. the above reward will
be paid and questions asked
Apply at Republic Office.
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Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, December

do Maryland Institute. ............ a
At the Board this day, Baltimore 6's closed at
1852 bid, l09I asked; Baltimore SIS, 1890, LOG bid,
lOs asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds,
1875, 81 bid, 9ss asked; do. $780, 81 bid, SO asked
do. shares 80 bid, 92i asked; York and Cumber
land Railroad 222 bid, %! asked; Baltimore and
Susquehanna "a Bid, 343 asked.
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I OST, MISLAID, OR STOLEN-A black
IL leather Trunk (such is generally used in
packing shocs) filled with private papers belong
ing to member of Congress-, of no use to any
person but the owner. This Trunk was lost or
mislaid about the 1st of September, either at the
sion, on F street, near 18th, or in carrying it
thence to the Capitol, stolen from the Cap
itol A liberal reward will pc paid for the recov
cry of the Trunk and papers, on its being sent to
c. w. STEWART, at the Capitol.
Dec 23-3t
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WASHINGTON AsSEMBLIES.-A meeting
w OF the Washington Assemblies for this Win
ter will take place at FL,sTs at o. p. on Thurs
day, 23d instant, for the election o members &c.
Ponctual attendance Of all sobscr bers, and those
intending to sobsc rbe, is requested!
Dec % -, 49,
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by TELEGRAPH.
ECiensire Robberu.

BALTIMORE, December 22.-The masters mate
of the sloop Of war St. Mary's ~ night had about
thirty five thousand dollars, in Pennsylvania
bank bills. stolen from him. He believes that
three men who were with him at the depot here
robbed him; and it is supposed they have gone to
Philadelphia. One of the men had red head,
with soap locks and red whiskers-a stout man.
Two of them were called Saunders and Curran.
Curran had red whiskers, and was q seaman on
board the st. Mary's sloop of war.
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DIED,

On Tuesday morning, the 2lst instant, of con.
sumption, Miss ANNA PAULINE WALTER
of Wurtemberg, Germany, in the oath year of he'
n
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Bank Of the Metropolis,

4 S THIS BANK will be closed. - usual, on Sa-
IA turday, the 25th instant, (Christmas day,)
and on Saturday, the lst of January next, it is
requested that persons having notes then payable
at the Bank will attend to them on the Friday
next preceding each Of these days.
Dec 23-d3t& Dec3l
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Sailing of the Niagar.

BosroN, December 22.-The steamer Niagara
sailed to. day with fifty passengers, among whom
was George w. Kendall, of the New Orleans
Picayune.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT ]

Totul. 35,U77 ,U22
Hale and Julian received 81 votes, viz: 26 in Bal
timore city, l6 in Carroll, ii in Frederick, in
Hartford - Baltimore Patriot.
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I OsT.-On Saturday morning last, between
IL Browns Hotel and the Alexand steamboat
wharf bundle addressed to II Cameron. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
bundle with Mr.. Cameron, over Todd's Hat Store
Dec 81
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FIFTH PRESBYTERIAN CHuRoH.-We learn that
the session-room of the new Presbyterian Church,
now erecting on the corner of Fifth and streets,
for the Rev. A. G. Carothers's ongregaton will
not be completed by the time anticipated (next
Sunday that it would be in readiness for Divine
service. 1t will be ready, however, in the early
part of the next month
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MADAME HENRIETTE sONTAG

Doors open O'clock the curtain will be raised
at Z The box office will be open daily, from
10 o'clock a. m to O'Clock D. Dec %
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T AND WARRANTS WANTED-The high
IL est market prices paid for warrants.
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
Oct 25-d& w3m Opposite Treasury Building.
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TID GLOVES.-Gentlcmen's black, coored
n straw co,ored, and white Kid Gloves. Sizes
from u to l0's, OF fresh importations and bee,
qualities. BY the dozen or at retail, at moderate
and uniform prices, at
STEVENS'S Sales Room,
Dec 22-eo6tif Browns Hotel
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7 OOK OUT FOR COLD WEATHER.
IL MORNING ROBES. have on hand seve-
raj fine Turkish Robes siIk- lined which we will
sell at under cost. "a we are out Of this line.
English Meyino nd Cotton frat quality Half hose
Several dozen OF the above articles win be sold to-
get rid Of them, at any prices.
Mcrino, fine Lambs wool Undershirts and
Drawers, OF the very best quality, will be cold at
considerably b,low the actual value, we are no
longer dealing in this line.
Silk Cravats and Scarfs of the fincst quality, Of
all colors, sold at any prices to get rid of them
We are no longer dealing in Gentlemen's Fur
nishng Goods; therefore we offer the balance Of
our woOcn stock at less than the actual cost
T. BASrlANELLl & CO,
Importers of Fancy Goods, Periumery, Jewelry,
Dec 8 under Brown q Hotel.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.


Fourth night of the re engagement Of the cele
brated FRENCH aud SPANISH DANCE Frs.
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SPLENDID SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, Sc.

SPLENDID SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, SC.
WALTER HARPER & CO Pennsy lyania ave-
w nue., between 9th and 10th streets, will open
this day a beautiful and complete assortment of
rich figured and plain Silks Of latest styles and
colors; also Merinos, Cashmercs, and Nlousseines
of most desirable shades.
Lace and Muslin Embroderics, new styles in
Chemisetts and Sleeves, Der thes, Capes, Caps nd
Coitfurcs. Also. Shawls and Scarfs; with a great
variety OF novelties, to which they would respect
fully call the attention of purchasers.
Dec l7-6tdif
ID UTTER, BUCK WHEAT FLOUR, sIRUP,
- !Sc-Landing this day. from schooner Wash
il ston, from New York
Superior Dairy Goshen Butter, from Delaware
county, New York, put up expressly for family
use, part lately made.
ALSO
5000 lbs hued Buck wheat Flour, in 25lb. baer
10 barrels Stuart's Table Sirup
Layer and Bunch Haisins, fresh Currants
Citron, Almonds, Canton Ginger
Chow-Caow, &C. For sale by
GEO. & THOS. PARKER & CO.
Opposite Browns Hotel.
Dec l3-6tMTh&Sif
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Will be presepte f,r the first time in this theatre
Sherdnn's Comedy Of
TIE RIVALS.
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After which a GRAND BALLET DIVERTISE-
MENT.
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CPLENDID SOUVENIRS Books elegantly
- bound and illustrated Juvenile Books in great
variety Portfolios; Bibles and Prayer books !;
and many articles OF taste for Holiday Presents.
TAYLOR s. MAURY'S
Dec @ Bookstore. near 9th at.
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NIOTICE.-Our Office will be closed on Satur.
~ day, Christmas day) and on Saturday, lst
of January next. Persons having notes due on
those days will please attend to them previously.
Dec 22-6t CRUBB BROTHERS.
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DUTNAM'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
4 JANUARY, lS53.-A Story OF Life the
Tsthmus; by J. w. Fabers. (Putnams Is cent
Library
Memoirs of Huguenot Family; by Ann Maury.
just received by TAYLOR & MAURY.
Dec % Booksellers, near 9th street.
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IL market rates paid by
CHUBB BROTHERS,
Dec 22-eod2w Bankers, opposite Treasury.
NoTICE.-our Office will be closed on satur
~ day, (Christmas day. and on Saturday, lst
of January next. Persons having notes due on
those days will please attend to them previously.
Dec 22-6t CRUBB BROTHERS.
UID GLOVES.-Gentlcmen's black Colored
n straw co,ored, and white Kid Gloves. Sizes
from u to l0's, OF fresh importations and beet
qualities. BY the dozen or at retail, at moderate
and uniform prices at
~ sTEvENs's Sales Room.
Dec 22-eo6tif Browns Hotel.
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The high
IL est market prices paid for warrants.
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
Oct 25-d&w3m Opposite Treasury Building.
JUVENILE BOOKS FROM LoNDoN.-Pic-
u lures from French Hstory-a fireside amuse-
ment; engraving5.
Day of Pleasure, by Harriet Myrtle; large
engravings by Browne.
The Pleasures of the Country. with large illus
trations by Gilbert.
Naughty Boys and Girls, with large colored en-
cravings.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments; complete
in one volume with many engravings.
A Treasury of Pleasure Books for Young Chill
dren, with one hundred engravings.
Evenings at Home, with numerous engraviugs
The Kittens Mishap, by Mary Hewitt; colored
Watts Divine and Moral Songs, with thirty
beautiful illustrations by Cope.
Also, a email collection of colored Toy Books,
imported from London and just received by
Dec % FRANCK TAYLOR.
DLEAK HOUSE, No. 9, by Dickens.
- History of Henry Esmond esq, by Thackeray.
Kathay; A Cruise in the China Seas, by w hss,-
ings Macaulay.
Table Talk about Boots, Men, and Manners.
'''' ''''' '"' 10 T4YI6R & MAURY,
Nov 30 Booksellers, near 9, st.
T ANMAN'S PRIVATE LIFE OF DANIEL
IL WEBSTER; one volume, with five engrav
ings Price IS cents.
ture. journal Of Commerce
at is very agreeable book ~. y. Zoe. Post.
Dec IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
NOTES ON CARPENTERS HUMAN PHYSI
~ ology, by Louis MackalI, M. D, pamphlet;
SO cents.
An Account of the Reasoning Process, by Louis
Nov s FRANCK TAYLOR.
HACKERA SHABBY GENTEEL
l. STORY. "-Plcasurc Books for Children.
Pleasures of the Country-Stories for Young
People.
Tolon's Elementary Spanish Reader and Trans.
lator.
For sale by TAYLOR s. MAURY,
Nov " booksellers, near 9th st.
DOf LAX UfEkSllllONS, and the truth
Il contained therein, with an account of Mes
mersm, by Herbert Mayo, NJ. ID.
Bonds Dental Medicine; new edition
Chit Chat, or Short Tales in Short Words
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov 2 Booksellers. near 9Th 81,
A HISTORY OF THE DIVISION OF THE
"A Presbyterian Church in the United States Of
America; by Committee of the Synod Of New
York and New Jersey.
The Spirit World, DR. tne Cavtllcr Answered; by
Joel H. Ross, n. p.
letters 70 MilIepariapi by Rev. a. Williamson.
illustratiops,
The day received and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Move Booksellers, near 9th ST,
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AND WARRANTS WANTED.-Highe
IL market rates paid by
CHUBB BROTHERS,
Dec 22-eod2w Bankers, opposite Treasury.
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A G A n d .
Important to Men Of Fashion.


Important to Men Of Fashion.
GEORGE T. GREEN,
Proprietor Of GREEN'S Fashionable Stnt-yMak-
ing Establishment,
No. Aston House, New York,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the gentlemen OF
~ Washington, Georgetown, and their vicinity,
that he ia in Washington, and will remain until
the S5th of December. During that time he
will be happy to take orders OF gentlemen de.
sirous OF procuring sets of shirts made to measure
from the first store Of its class in the United States
u. i. Green's system OF measurement, invented
by himself, secures perfect fit In all cases With
mathematical precision; and punctuaty in the
EXECUTION ecu OF orders - positively goSranteed
where he will receive all orders for articles in his
line Of business.
GEORGE T. GREEN.
No. Astor House, New York.
Dec 2l-dtAth
DlCH JEwELRY FUR THE Holt
IL DAFs.-M. w. GAIT BROTHER will
open tbis day q magnificent assor tment of fine
Watches rich Jewelry, pure Sllverware, and
Fancy Articles suitable for the Holidays, to which
they invite the attention of purchasers desiring
presents. They umcrate in part
Superior Ladies' Hunting Watches, with ex-
quisi,ely enamelled backs studded with pearls and
diamonds.
New style French Chatalain Diamond Brooches
Crosses. Ear and Finger Rings
Rich Braceleis, Silver Tea sets, Pitchers
/ Goblets, Cups, Card Cases, Port DIonnaies
And every other article of Fancy Silver.
Also, plated Card Trays, hne Fans and world
J OF fancy kncknackery that cannot be enumerated
| making in all the most complete assortment eve r
offered for sale in this city.
NJ W. GAIT & BROTHER,
Sign ofthe Golden Eagle, Penn. az.
Dec Il between 9th and 10Th ss
rENTLEMEN's DRESSING ROBEs.-Thc
" greatest variety of sizes and styles, and of the
most approved shapes, can be found at
STEVENS'S
Saes-room, Browns hotel.
Dec lS-6tifeod
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MY LIFE AND ACTS IN HUNGARY IN 1913
w and lSI9. By Arthur G0rxei,
Blanca, tale OF Erin and Italy nv Edward
Maturin, esq, author Of "Montrzuma.
Dec 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and Councillor Mt Law.
AT IRVING MOTEL,
Washington, ID. c.

GORGE-My Lite and Acts in Hungary in
" lS4S-9, by Arthur Gorgci.
De Quincey's Wriungs-Sarrative and Mscel-
laneous Papers. vols,
Banca-A Tale OF Erin and Italy, by J. f. Ma
turin.
Aunt Effes Rhymes for Children, at
TAYLOR s. MAURY'S
Dec 20 Bookstore. near 9th at
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Proclamation OF the Empire In France.
On Wednesday, Let of December, the Corps Ls-
gislatf met to sum up the votes for the Empire.
The Assembly adjourned at seven O'Clock, when
the following proclaimed as the result of the
plebiscite:
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Lydia Langush. ...-..... Miss FITZPATRICK.
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INRENCH HATS AT STEvENs'S SALES
il Room, Browns Hotel.
Dec lS-6teodif
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PARTISAN HATs.-The new style Of French hal
introduced by Stevens are pronounced by the fash
ionable world '.just the thing desired for tn
season. Their getting up is an improvement upo
any of the present fall fashions we have seen. Fo
the January levees we specially recommend then
as tasteful and elegant.
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DRONZE GOODS.-PenduIes, Best Quality
ID French Clocks, warranted movements, or we
will take them back
Bronze Figures for Mantel Ornaments, Groups,
Candelabras, Candlestick Vases, Cups, Sc, of the
finest finish, which offer for sale at reasonable
price,
Il. BASTIANELLI & co..,
Importers OF Fancy Goods, Per tumery, &c.
DecO
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M EAGHER'S SPEECHES on the Legislative
M independence OF Ireland. ! vol.
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Dec IL booksellers, near 9th ct.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-01
Railroad No,Ice.

Ata meeting of the Corporators Of
the GalIipolis, Jackson and ChiIicoihe
Railroad Company, held at GallipoIis.
on the s5th Dec, the following resoIu-
tions were passed:
Resolved, That books for subscrip-
ton 10 the stock of the GallipoIis, Jack
son and ChiIicothe Railroad be opened
al the following places. on Monday, the
ed day of February, viz: John Hoy's
Hotel. Gallipolis; D. G. Whiton's, Rae
coon Township; Elias Longs. Jackson
c. H; Richmondale and lhiIicothe-
On motion. Resolved. That notice be
given in the Gallipolis Journal and CAL
liza Courier. JOHN HOY, Prest.
r. BLACK. Sec,y.
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"The Lac, ;n,eIIioence from the

rThe last intelligence from the
Pacific brings information Of the
murder OF Mr.. BENJAMIN BOYD, an
Enelishman, by the natives Of the
Solomon islands, on the 18th Of Oct.
last. Being a gentleman Of fortune.
and having a love Of adventure, he
started in sailing yacht, the Wan
derer, on a voyage Of discovery
among the Pacific islands. On 60
ing ashore, unprotected. he was as
sailed by the natives and murdered,
in a treacherous manner. When the
TACT was discovered the panic on
board the little vessel was intense,
and it was increased by the swarm
ing OF the natives on shore, and the
crowds OF hostile savages, in boats,
that undertook 10 board her, using
:heir clubs, spears, and round stones
in long slings; but the crew were
prepared for them, and fortunately
beat them of. killing about twenty.
five of the cannibals at that time.
None OF the crew were injured by
the spears hurled on deck. Some oI
the native crew wished TO eat the
bodies OF those killed. to crafty
thereby the utmost limit of their re-
venge, but they were restrained by
the whites. The islanders then re.
treated into their canoes, and collec-
ted in groups near the beach. The
long guns of the Wanderer were
then loaded with round shot and
grape, and discharged at them
Numbers were seen to fall, and the
wounded were carried away. The
natives Of nearly all these islands are
lerocious savages, who long since, Tor
their murderous acts. should have
received a scourging at the hands oI
our Government.