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DIRRIEs PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF
y SURGERY, edited with additions by John
Neill; vol. 8vo., with 3l6 engravings
shaw's Outlines Of English Literature, 1 vol.
l2mo. ,,,y... 81 = 49,.
Classical Manual, chiefly Intended for the use of
schools; by Jas. 8. Baird,
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Julys Booksellers, near 9th At.
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[Intclligenccr and Union.]
sHIRTss sIaIrlTsi SHIRTS,

NEW and beautiful styles of French cmbroider-
~ cd Shirts, in pleasing variety. Also, a large
additional supply Of Dress Shirts Of the finest quafi
tics and most approved makers, just received.
Shirts made to order in the best manner and
latest fashion, and good fits guaranteed In cases
at - CHAS. H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Mar - Establishment, Penn. av., near II st.
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(VAH BUlLDENS AND RAILROAD COM
~ PANIES.-The subscriber IL now part owner
Of "Fuller's Patent India. Rubber Car SPRING."
and cautions all persons interested of his determi.
nation to maintain bis rights under this patent.
Fuller. patent 10 the original, arst and only gen
uine patent. Extensiye arrangements are made to
supply the springs to car builders, railroad com.
panies, and all who require to use this patent.
The price is hxed at fifty cents per pound, in.
Guiding tho privilege to use the patent. ....
The American Institute have Just awarded the
advertiser the first premium for the bestIndia- rub
Der car springs.
Orders from any part Of the United States, Civ
ing the exact size of the piece of the rubber re.
CURED, will be promptly executed.
No other person has authority to make or vend
the India rubber springs. which operate by
preston OF the rubber. HORACE H. DAY,
Oldest manufacturer Of India rubber now in the
busineasin the United States, and owner of nine
T. teen India.rnbber patents. Warehouse % Court.
land street, New York. 49, 49,,
Public attention s called 10 the advertisement OF
Mr.. Day. He 10 now the only person authorized to
manufacture and vend my patent in the United
States. .,... - w. @. FULLER.
By his Attorney, G. M. KNEvITT.
New YoRK, 1851. ,..- -, Feb 4-taw6mo
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uoME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, Cd 80.
IL rics-Putnam's Semi. monthly Library. =.
Apgl6 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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HANGING ACADEMY.-EIRsT COURSE
u Mr.. F. r. Liable has the honor to announce
to the citizens Of Washington, Georg etown, and
Alexandria, that his first course of dancing lessons
for the season will commence on Thursday, No.
vember s, at his room over George and Thomas
Parkers grocery store, south side OF Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets, opposite
Browns new hotel. =, .t.s.','s' o..
ysoftuition-Tuesdays,T Thursdays and Sat-
urdays. ,I.a.G, %.
All the fashionable dances will beintroduced
md taaght. Oct 22-tf
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Office No. 68 Wall street, INe,c York.
MoRnIs FRANkLIr, President; SPENCER s. BEN.
DICT, Vice-president; PLINv FREEMAN,
..... .s. a. Actuary. 30. .ga &c..
THIS COMPANY conducted upon the mutual
i insurance principle, and also upon the princi
pie of leaving proportion of tho amount of the
premiums on interestin the hands OF insurers, has
greatly extended it, business and profits and con.
benefits at the least possible and out
lay to insurers. ''' l d. ~ rF"a@ %'',
Insurance granted to persons visiting California
Its agency at Washington comprehensive
lowing officers: -. H' F".w s 90 r''.
VIM. Jones, M. D., medicaic xaminer ,nearcor.
ner of G and Sd streets.
Peter g. Washington, agent, Apollo Hall Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite Union Buildings.
,June2 @ IT 49,
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DO 90 70 QuaFters. .lX5
o. Prise tickets must be returned before they
can be renewed or cashed.
o.. All orders from distance for tickets in the
above splendid schemes will be promptly and
faithfully filed, and official drawings sent to all
who order tickets. ,'. 80 -
Address r. FRANCE b co.,
1~.t Managers, Baltimore, Md,
July ~ No 4. Calvert street.
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NIIEBUHR'S LECTURES ON ANCIENT HIS
IN TORY; vols. 5vo. ....
Theirs History of the Consulate and Empire,
part12.
The Discarded aughter, a novel; by Mrs. South
worth. Ia, r......,
Lectures ON tho Results of the Great Exhibition,
IL numbers. .,.
The Mother ~ Home; by J. 8. @. Abbott.
Bleak House; by Dickens; part g.
london Labor and the london Poor; part 90
North American Review for July.
July q r"T aas .a FRANCK TAYLOR.
WEBSTER'S GREAT AMERICAN DlCTION.
w ARY-Unabridged in one volume, quarto,
OF HSS2 pages. Last edition. "The grost stand
ard Dictionary Of the day" ... r.. : 49,. ~.
just received from the publishers, to sell at their
pFcss, In various styles or binding and fine paper.
ur TAYLOR & MAURY,
Angb s....,,, booksellers, near 9th 81. d
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-. a.. - Class 81. ,,.. ..,
To DO drawn in Baltimore, Md, on Saturday,
~ . August 81, 1882.
. .,m,r CAPITALS. .. .4l
prize Of 49,. $4,000 20 prizes Of go. 81 900
20 do ..... 5000 20 do ...,.. 800
'G., &c. 4 &c. 49, &c.
Tickets 810-Halves $5-Quarters 81 SO.
Certificate Of package Of Is wboles. ...... 5 100
Do do .. IS halves, IS
10 . do rs quarters....... 321
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
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insert them The voting to he cont ned each v from
clock TO o'clock Where the population IL too large
Electors t" bring their voting papers ready prepared
They are 10 contain the word yes no as an answer h
the proposition submitted to the people by the President
Of the Republic They may be printed written and are
to be white paper without exterior marks When his
s called the elector is present his voting papr
closed and the president il deposit it in the feiot
box. This box is to have locks the KEY Of one az
which is to be kept by the President the other by the &C.
nior a8aessor
Paris, Wednesday Dec. 10.-Pars on Tuesday morn
ing quiet.
The wealthy proprietor Mute Quote de Ar was aasa5-
sinatcd.
The houses of several wealthy legitimss at cahestuy
and Harau entered the 9th and the proprieors
assassinatcd
At Brcrs several principal pcrsonages the town were
murdered.
stormy letter to the President entrcatng him to
establish espotc aushority but cali together the Con-
stutonal Assembly to frame a constitution for
France
TuRKEY.-C ConstdntinnpIe Dec 9O-Durne the last ten
days. the Christian public of this capital has been in
state Of excitement about the Jerusalem question which
has grown of nature calculated disturb the harmony
existing between the French Government and the Sub
lime fofte In order to increase the importance of the
question: wild and extravagant reports diligently
cuated by the friends of Russia 1t would appear that
the friendly relations between the governments are
on the eve of being interrupted But until the reception
Of Instructions from Paris nothing positive take place
In the mean time NJ Lavaette refuses recognize the
interference of Russia the subject insisting that if
that power has any objections opposition to make 1t
can do so freely at Paris.
ITALy.Noples. Nou 4-An order has been issued from,
the office for conservation Of men which
VIII bring the Neapolitan army up to the num-
ber of 13sOO0 Before 1S4S 10000 sufficient for
the Two Sicies: now we have nearly 10000 in Sicily
alone The Notifications proceeding rapidly Gaet
and every thing connected with the army is On war
tooth
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News by TELEGRAPH.


Nrvyop, H,,,rra ,-,-, r.. q MI. .....,
market Is ,,n.etiaa t6a.r o,1 H. ears iita ~ ohn
l.lnS Nothin, bos o,,.a ,i IL H. .a, - . - ;i;
the effect Of the Africa's news Flour has been in
good request at 81 80 r b Ohio brands Mixed corn
GI0 65c. = bushc Pork has declined and the sales
day have been at Tl4 SIX for mess
LIVERPOOL Observation-Disclosures circular nuotes -four
at l4s Cd IN I'd for western canal and E;s i'd
r bb Orleans The same house reports s,rar ms hay
ing advanced I'd iG9d and quotes lard at I3G0IIs
! o,no pr ,;.. :. a. NJ, :. an, -.
ipg nm, hos ,o .a, go . Nv; - IA. , it. " r n .
ian ~; a., I, a. 90 50, % nv " sit' y, ui m ma, ias
jownvrard ,i , iI -, 20 r., e, ~ :, In In 'e'.iis
~. -, " -. - san
martat il vat y,int a, M ,in, nv nro nt,. con IL 80;
unset,lal Flanr bas taan f,nar nd ia non ir h
oil at Il ,nIasi I eaIE - LII W " 'uo , nay ,.oi I'll
hronaht s15 I5If "a III ~ q, =. "a n tp;a'1 t ~
saSc Eroi~bt- ara .+d, "a t = %, t r po 70 @ t @ ;
| nna1 N'e " ' " -' ava ~ w "''e''
NlSsisSiffi tR--siEAMboafs-h ioitS January j.
lnre N yet coruerabie noatis ice III the river seye-
lal steamboats, are sApccteu up tonight
oii'o hNtR--i0u'stRe Jan 3-1he river here Is now
lite VI running zee ana boats pass with safety There are
Dnl n1rl- i; in go ,,a. 49, m t @ e. s ~ W. .iie i'
"A II Inv SLnnilers Er;hts " r " at w., ~, ~. ~ e "a
0rin,,s On. .,i ,,or. - "a ~, M .a.,t. . ~ ~;
cnnai the Bcst6na the Gen Lafayette and the silas
| Wright. have left here to-day for NewCrleans
| r,o n,., T z,, 49,. r.. ,..-
| In, II, .,r,,.. =, ~, - -, ~ I.,,,...
The steamer Franklin has arrived h.ra hri,;n ,,e
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
HE COUNCIL OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY
A CHRISTMAS STORY.
ny MISS ALICE CAREY.

ny MISS ALICE CAREY.
IT'S Christmas eve. and by the hearthlight dim
His blue eyes hidden by his falling hair,
My little brother-mirth Is not for him
Whispers how poor we are
Come, dear one. rest upon my knee your head,
And push away the curls Of golden glow
And will tell Christmas tale read,
long, long time ago
'Ts of a little orphan boy like you.
Who had earth no friend his feet to guide
Into the path of virtue, straight and true,
And so he turned aside
The parlor hearths with genial warmth ngow.
Threw over him their of mocking light,
Once as he idly wandered to and iro
In the untriendly night.
The while a thousand little girls and boys.
With look of pride Or half-ayertcd eye.
Their hands and arms o'criull Of Christmas toys
Passed and repassed him by.
Chilled into dumb forgetfuness of wrong
And goaded by the oyer-joyous time,
An,tJostled roughly BY the huriying Thong,
Trembling he talked with crime.
And when the tempter once had found the way.
And thought still threshold half forbidden.
His steps went darky downward day by day.
Till he at last was lost.
Once as lie woke from delirious dream.
When consciousness began his soul to stir
Around him fell the mornings checkered beam
He was prisoner!
Then walled he in the frenzy Of wild pain
Then wept he ill his eyes with tears t-cre dim;
But who would kindly answer back again
prisoner boy like him
And so his check grew thin. and paled away.
But not loving hand was stretched to save:
And the snow covered. the next Christmas dav.
His lonesome little grave
Nay little brother. do not weep pray:
You have no sins like his to be forgiven
And kneeling down together. WI. can saw
" Father who art in heaven
Su shall the blessed presence of content
Brighten home Of toll and poverty
And the dear consciousness of time well snent
Our Christmas portion be
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Northern Items,

kosEurH IN Pm I,pELpHrA.-A dispatch to the Balti-
more Clipper. dated Philadelphia. Dec "a. says
The banquet given by the authorities Of the city
koSsth this evening most brilliant affair upwards
of 200 persons sitting down the table prepared in the
dinng-room of the United States Hotel
Kossuth did not appear until late hour apologizing
briefly for his absence.
Gen Riley referred to the assertion that the Army
opposed to the views of Kossuth and received with
great enthusiasm
Judge Kane spoke at length in behalf of the Bench and
Bar in out-anout speech in favor of national inter
vention in European struggles for freedom
Morton McMichacl ESD, for the press took the oppo-
site ground. in neat and appropriate speech.
Several other speeches were made amid much confusion
and collision of feeling Some of the speakers greeted
with Kisses. kossuth remained silent listener
ExrLosloN-DEFAL Boston. Dee. 23-Thc steam
boiler in the city mshouse, Deer Island exploded this
morning, about o'clock. while its capacity was be-
ing tested. instantly killing Thomas Charles. engineer.
}, w, Bradford hnok-kecpcr of Messrs Mixer N Pit
oil dealers. of this city who failed recently. has -
seconded being dctatcr to the firm to the OF
S2S,000.
The large building in Cambridgcport occupied hy Dav
enpor Il Bridges. carbulers, burned last night.
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THE ENGLISH CABNET.-The late revolution in France
has it appears had the effect of preserving for the
present. at least. the English Cabinet 1t is positively
stated that important changes would have taken place
about the lt instant. had it not been for this
letter in the Philadelphia North American dated Decen-
ber 3. says
During the Kossuh demonstration in London the cit
zens Of one of the metropolitan burroughs presented
address to Lord amcrston rongratuating the Foreign
Secretary for having aided in the liberation of Kossuh
and his companions 1t appears that Lord Palmerson.
i'll his reply used few inprudent words which gave
he said. in effect (for quote from memory) that he
pat that had been expressed for the constitutional and
that the reporters for the press had given orp
pamcrstons words correctly but on discrimination of
their original notes and on comparing with another
they were found TO agree together Cabinet Council
was called and it is said language passed between
| the different members.
1t is also reported that Baron Brrnnow. the Russian
EmbaSsador addressed formal to Her Majesty.
complaining Of the Foreign Secretarys speech The
Carlton Club too stated had made the sentiments
Of thnt speech the foundation of impeachment Earl
Grey exhibited great indignation mt the Council Just
trred to- and positively refused to remain any longer
the Cabinet with Lord Pameson 1t agreed at a
subsequent Cabinet Council TINT two or three members
should retire but just at the moment was last Tues
day-the submarine telegraph startled Ministers and all
London, by announcing revolution in France! The
British Cabinet was in consequence saved
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lew GOODs.-p. W. WOODLIEF No

- hH' tpiic" "a
ger BrochG Antique Silks;
prrd Armuro Silks;
'ped Tafeta Silks;
n coloruti plain Pault de Sole;
'k Brocade Faconnee;
5ltrl rich and Enbroid'd Faconnse
n'senble and Ch-nG Faconnee ;
lbroidered Daniask and plail
soult de Sole;
frS rich ChHngenble and Chafhe
con Pnult de Sole;
sall plaid high colored do, TO
iisses;
rcellines npi Florcnces, of ever,
Z hade and color;
7 Fhits and colUred Satins;
I few pieces superior heavy blncl
aiid colofed watrrod poult de Sole
.olored Silk velvets;
tieh Chene Satin striped and plnir
Oashmerc h'EcOsse
'f9nch and tngiiAh Merinos, Nous
sfllnes de Laine and Alpa,,,s, sollt
cblors, OF every variety Of shade
'laiu, striped nild plaid Peplilis
uprrior black and color-i plain unt
figured Canton Grapes,
large assortment Ot white nnt
eol0red embroidered nni plail
Grape ShAwls, GONE extra rich;
'ferino, Cashmere nnd Geayy rIcl
silk Shawls;
lirl tlni1 Ru,Y Silla.
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Rev DR. Ryder member Of the Order Of Jesrits stat
ed in lecture in New York that the number of all the
Jesuits in the world is now hardly three thousand
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English, French and American Cali,
Goes:
A complete assortment Of English,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and colorel Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MITTS.
Buck, ,ChaInois, Kid, Cashmere, silk,
Filostlti and Filet, of every de
scription.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment oi
Nhlenciennes, English, French and
German Lnees, and 10. Embruile.
ries;
Superior 6-12 and l2-. Linen Sheet.
ings;
Damnsk Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
IA Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cnmbric HIkfs, plain;
Embroidered and color.d bordercd
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
md Muslin, Silk and Woolen
Diunask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, i.owclls, I.inseys,
Jeana, Denills, Stripes and Cot.
tonades;
Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
superior.
AL the attention Of factors and plan.
use. 1t Ia very complete, and the
reat care and Judgment, the result OF
ie. s2s II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

SSow IN FL0RIDA.-Thc recent storm along the
Atlantic States extended it appears into Florida The
Foritlian says
The extent of the cold may be inferred when we state
that small negro boy. while riding TO town IN wagon
so benumbed to be deprived of all seSility and
it was thought for time that he had been frozen to
death lie wis however, fortunately restored. cir
cumstace like this is not remembered to have occurred
before in Florida
What the effect of this terrible freeze has been the
orange and other fruit trees of course cannot be known
until Slr sets in and the sap begins to ascend But we
ara, they either killed or badly crippled
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

The Wilmington Chronicle says tneto but four
moustaches and understands the proprsters.
intend to apply to the next Legislature Of
corporation for the purpose of consolidating the four INTO
one
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

GREAT Snow SrosM GERMANY--The snow drifting
in the cuttings of the Slesian Railway 0crber,
have interrupted the communication almost daily. In
places the snow has been forty fifty feet deep
Two engines occasion brought stand still,
their fires being extinguished The heaviest fall of
extends the whole distance from Vienna to Berlin, and
wide tract both North and South of those cities
Between Ratbor and Sorau in Upper Sesia within dis
tance of five German miles, the loss of ten lives is reported
from the severity Of the weather In circle of Bautzen
in Saxony fifteen and six horses pershed in the snow
storm of the Goth Similar accounts have been received
from other parts of Germany.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

ILLINOIS ToRAccoWe We're lately shown saws the St
Louis lntegencer two samples of Illinois tobacco which
for size and texture be surpassed our oyp
state for the purpose of stripping We also learn that
several lots of illinois leaf suitable for cigars and manu-
featuring have been received and purchased in this mar
kct The leaf which has been offered. has mainly been
in wagons and has been sold 81 so for Iugs So so TO
So % per 100 lbs for cigars and stenmin fine
| manufacturing leaf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOVEL ENTERPRISE--Propo will be
received from tn" Of steamships Terms Of charter J
vessel suited Circus with its
properties lHrNlhernaa consisting Of persons
ponies and about freight
md forage, cruise for two or three and pursuing general
first the of South America; then, il
through tn Straits of Magellan, the
francisco iinicia the
of such Asiatc and European ports may be deemed
JH 10 at.
4ured Communications addressed to DAN RICE ST. Charles
N IS tlenns. will ht AttenAel
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new cotton factory. recently erected ut Reading Pa.
by Senator James. of Rhode Island has been put into
operation.
Captain Teal, of the barque Yarmouth, has been sem
tenced to three months Imprisonment at Boston, for u
justifably assauting of his crew
U. S. steamer Engineer arrived at Norfolk, Thurs
day, with draft of seamep for the u s. ship Prebe
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TO RENT.

I
THNO RENT-A two story Frame House, MA
Ward Second Munpsly The premises will be per
month 10 good tenant Apply to
mlgU A. BOWERS, ia Magazine street.
VENO LET-Several Small Houses one in <Es
Il Greenv'le all ready furnished Inquire Of aa.:I
all lyos n. HOLMES Grayicf St.
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nURABIL1TY AND CHEAPNESS COM |
~ BlNED-J. w Il J. \. CRARY Brkayers Bulders-In
addition general business in
aud guaranty BRICK CISTERN
ground he required. For further information please inquire
Alessr. Sman X Holden Magazine
cations can be and references given wsrk done and successfully
j. w. & J., ACR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

Thcslnternal Improvement bill have been acted
on in the Legislature. the Ist instant
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"a CEILANEOUS BOOK STORE. rec-Tla follow
ing works for sala n the above establishment
SWlFrS WORKS, Edinburgh vols, IN calf: SPESSERS
FAIRY QUEEN vols 3! pstes sIAtTEuRYs GIiARAc
fERlSTltS, vols innon THE EMPEROR ItlAN'S WORKS.
SS loIsHn MEMpriiS CICERO yGls L9niGn; lIoolEs Me
vol" loud0n MARTINS LOUISIANA pESLiX'S dot THE CElf
NR ATED BRDtiEWATER TREATISE; DIR. Gill ON THE OLD
NEW TESTAMENT rols; DOMATS CIVIL LAW, old
lions O1ONS The Snus Iuris folio; KENIS COM
AENTAElES, latest edition; ROBlNSON PETER S and BEES
MRALTY REPORTS; ACTS OF THE IEGISLA IT, l;E 1904 to
1850, either complete and SlO
RVS WORKS; THE AMERICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL, complete
vols. Al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

/ ESTATE LAND will
the purchase sale and hiring Negroes, collections Bonds
Accounts.
"ProuI,ncss the motto, ]. S. YOUNG,
81 Third street, between Fine and Chesmt, St. Louis
ReencesG ID. Prentice, Louisville journal; W ~ IIsldnan,
Louisville Courier William Hughes Louisville Democrat; John
ou9hougb ST. Louis Times; James A. Phelps, City Marshal, St.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

p OCkLAND LINlE-Cargoes of bark Harriet
l. y Spadng brig Amulet
THOMAS1ON LIMCargoes Of barks Warren Midas
for by JOHN HAYMAN L CO,
Agents fol the Newark and Rontae Cement
Magazine street and IL Red Stores "A NV
The southern press., 1852-02-10
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Mr.. E. A. MARSHALL, Sole LEssEE.--Mr.
w. M. FLEM ING, STAGE MANAGER.
First appearance in Washington of the distin-
guished Artistic,
MADLLE LOLA MONTEZ,
(Cou,ltess IF LanJsld)
whose engagements elsewhere will prevent the
possibility of her remaining beyond THE PRES
ENT WEEK.
MONDAY EVENING, February 9, 1852, will
be produced the new Spanish Grand Ballet Diver
tisement, called UN JOUR DE CARNIVAL A
SEVILLE. Mariquiia, NJ lie LOLA MONTEZ
Gymnastic Feats by MONS. CANE.
Grand Overture, by the Orchestra.
The performance will commence with he beau
tiful Drama of the MAID OF CROISSY, or
Theresa's Vow. To conclude with the laug liable
Farce Of the DUMB BELLE.
a. In consequence of the great erpense attend
ant upon the engagement Of the distinguished Ar
tiste, LOLA MONTEZ, the prices OF admission
will necessarily be as follows Private Boxes,
Sl0 Orchestra Serts, 81 so; Dress Circle and Par
quette, 81; Family Circle, so cts; Third Tier, 81.
Doors open at 6. o'clock performance will
commence at II. Ipe Box Office will be open
daily, from III clock, A. NJ, TO Ar. M.
An efficient police " i'll be in constant attendance
to preserve strict order. Feb.