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Hotsx " REPRESENTATIVES,.
Decxmher Is IL
4. me Editor n IN Uaion

I. me Editor II H. Uaiens
Sra la the Philadelphia Daily Register OF the 18Th
instant. have just tho folio xng paragraph viz
"Qlile monyins. occurrence took place in which an
NJ. Z. certainly did not 6gufe yety clsdiigtiy. On he
day Of tue naug uraon, young lady Of this city os lef
watch sad appendsnt chains she was promenadng the
avenue II was picked up Immediately by tbi. M c.,
who. pssumed was sd onscored BY The briancy OF the
treasure, that he forgot 10 oyertakE ire vdvs wE Ing
before him, and at least inqnife Tor Hy the
merest accident charge in company with the
NJ z when he found il, and accidentally told II 10 a
friend Of the loser who al once addressed line the
NJ. C.. who did design TO reply, but carried II home,
and retained II from that time until yesterday fearing The
Thing might attain degree Of publicity very credita
city more than week without making the least effort
10 mud The owner and seemed 10 be disposed to look up
on the treasure as his property BY right Of finding.
Now This is very fair illustration OF the hlghon
honor too many OF the representatives Of Americans pos
sess. You may rely upon lhie being trne-aas too
true. Georgia has many chlvalrous to send, il she
would but select them. N. s."
This statement does the grosses injustice to all
cerned The gentleman referred to is OF the most
high toned men in the country his nature and conduct
are the very Of concealmen On the occasion
ferred to, he TO to ascertain who the
OF the watch II have been restored to the lady
through me but before bal time TO call he her
father. and delivered il himself
The grossness OF the insinulion alone 10
contradict absolutely and uaqaaieily, the untruth II
fault there was in not giving sufficient publicity, il was
mine; for. is often the Ease when members find or
lose any properly he left the matter TO me.
The writer to belong to that growing class oil
men who take pleasure in lasoring teach the people
to believe that not only does bad man oea ionay gel
into Congress- hut that the great body of the representa-.
tives OF the people capable OF The most infamous
conduct trust ,haethey not yet in such bad oio
as TO need my Endorsement likely be ruined by the
malevolsnt insinuations OF an anonymous assailan,
Very respectfully, &c,
g. w. STEWART,
Asst Doorkecper Ho. of Reps
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The Drama In Washington.

|; seem. that high praise cannot be given
the enepsIng anaser Of Tie National by the public Of
Washington for his efforts 10 give the drama here tie
capital, high character and the word drama
in lis wdes, including ever, thing properly
matter of theatrical representation.
The pantomme should BY be undervslued
There is an eloquence Of action language OF attitude
and movement expressive and full OF meaning any
OF the most exquisite poetry Of discourse. Whoever
has the Ravels in KIM ka. and the fascinating Yca
whose every motion is word, in Paquita, appre-
cale the truth Of this remark These brilliant specacles
with their sp!endor and prouson OF scenery and per
sonaions, with their accuracy and grace of deneation
and finish aud chas,eness OF general execution. ds
matte in The highest import OF the term They more
they combine the panorama and the epic The sequence
and sym etry OF the several scenes in each entirely evil
dent the eye, and needs slightest aid OF the ear Ii
is true, admit. tbu, successful pan,omine is
difficult than successful plays but the very fact that
this difficulty is overcome, when the intere-, and APP
plaose OF fashionable and crowded house evnce it, is
high triumph OF genius We say, ha, Of the two ele
mens in the production OF the drama before The public
acuon and speech, action is the chief and paramount
speech inferior and auxiliary. What would be the
deriuI creations of Shakespeare were il not for the genius
of the actors who have given them form and being and
completeness Ii not obsolete and unineIligble
mass. certainly they would be shon OF their mighty and
moulding influence The worlds heart and mind
His characters the acknow lodged types Of the quail
lilies they personale wherever the English Literature is
known. would be meaningless and empty myths. As
they grow more real and historical with the lapse OF
the cen,urrs 80 were il not for Garrck. Macready
Forrest and their fellows, they would wax ever DIM
oblivion It action, popular presentation upon the
s,agethis ooy'ha has preserved, and shall preserve
through The ages OF the future these glorious trophies Of
genius second only, if a, all 10 The Homeric Had and
Odyssey.
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supreme Court of the United states
THURSDAY, December Is, 1853.

THURSDAY, December Is, 1883
Thos. {. I. Buckley. esq. OF New York James l..
Orr esq, OF South Carolina and J. NJ Chapman, esq !.
OF New Jersey, admitted attorneys and counseIlors
OF this court.
No. a. Il. Phelps, plaintiff in error. US. j. Mover
This was argued by Mr. Jeroegsn for the defend
ant in error, and submitted pned argument by Mr.
Ewing for the plaintiff in error
No. ~ c. B'sphanl. appellant, J. Achers esecu.
tors The arsumen, OF this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Gerhard for the appellant. and continued by MI
Mere.h for the appellees.
Adjourned until tomorrow, II O'Clock, a. m.
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HNfv CcIlsoroa's OrrIcs, December IA 1853
Office hereby gwen Delinquent property
IN published
shout LET OF 1854 Al Interested
hy relieve the undersigned
from Of enforcing collection, and
from the additional attending advertisement
II. ROCHE.
&c
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The Message.--Public Sentiment
The New Jersey Railway Republican says Of the me

The New Jersey Railway Republican says Of the mes
cage:
We prsdct ih,t thsre will b. very nearly
unanimous jaix neat anoaxt dsmporns the cl-a
ability high moral tone. and political s,unIness OF
the document"
The Maine DemocrA, comments as folIows.
1T Is OF moderate looah and will doubtless be atien-
lively road by eyeey II 10 the FIRST time New Eu and
democrat has been called present. Congress aud II
ooantrv the affairs Of til nstloi Ia sssgc this kind
tits document Itch does The Chief Magistrate
and TO New England, and Is moreover thoroughly
can and al aracter II presents the state Of pub
lie affairs Ia olsaf and gibs manner al erpresse
with rankness tbs views Il he Presidsat 1t IL anohr
assurance the country that ia honor and iateres are N
kseping Of an administration which will maintain the ri
with viKor and ability"
The Daily Wisconsin has he following comments
Those who read IL, bsI,sve. come to the con
ousion that 10 strong State pape sdnsring with an
unbsndng Rdel to the ,sirotional l,ndmarss HIS
views 10 favor Of devong the surplus the treasury 10 the
payment Of nsioaal deb, hail with pleasure a. the
Indication Of reiis OF the policy OF Gen Isclon
upon the same question, We have money nd let ~.
pay while have the means for deb, paid /. prospect
~ canned
at IL also clear that the President has determined IN
take stand sganst the appropriations steam shps as
Unnecessary. dangerous snd corrupng His position M
this question will be veheueny Ied Nv spns noig,i.
clans, bs, the people will sustain him"
The Leesborg VA Democrat says
I'VE feel certain tbat every one. no matter what hi.
hbrrtc, and Impartial consideration. general feeling
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Brewers original mirror of the Mammoth Cave and
Worlds Fair al London, &C., &c, and coneer, in
nexion, will be exhibited this friday afternoon, al
half past o'clock, and in The evening at half pat
o'clock positively for the lac, times in this city, Old
Fellows' Hall
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On the morning o Thursday t5h Instant Ia sist
her sner nj and illness, witch she
Casisuan M CArHARfNE
uaCkALt, wd,w ~ the late Captain Lsosssp Msox.IL OF
Georgetown IN this District.
Her funeral Will residence
Of GEORGETOWN O'Clock tFndsy) afternoon, which
friends acquaintance invited without notice.
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THE attention Off public called advantages
supplying balls
parues houses In the saloons attached
enable
with
elegance uacauaed in country. las table
o. fashionable costly his
China rlass Of the elegant description, which
families without trouble the
lie prepares and keeps constantly hard
Tru1els. asparagus, mushrooms, green corn
Pa,ep de gas, pets po,s, Lima beans
Tomatoes anda ct eatsupe and
his French
feconary HIMSELF and superior the
article any maj this country.
Drrl6
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nx GREEN s SCOTT, Auclione.r..

VALUABLE SALE OF FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, AND
crockery carriages groceries, anctonOn Saur
-ha seli 10 O'clock IN front
store OF Of every description
Also, lot OF groceries
With large assortment of glass and crockery.
ALSO, family carriages buggics, &c.
many which deem
GREEN q SCOTT
Dec I'D Auctoneers.
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N.w yoax, Dec. is.

Ngw YoAK Dec. IS.
Tie A.ss hx. arrived Flour has declined shiliinss
Wheat. iour si1 renes, Com unchansed Cotton I'M
changed. Consols. eit 10 80
ApplrIosAL
The makes but lse progress, bu, favors ts Turks
Project sf arrangement proposed by Austria Con'
naed skmshlng 1ors The Danube. Ia Asia the success
Of the Turks brilliant Yhev hsd captured nrst-
oass fortress. Soncham-haie, and Fort usrfghetli
Kurdish steamer captured The Russian irigatc fadner
in tbs Eaek sss. Russian ships ca ptured Egyptian
after desperate ah The allied fleets remain al
anchorage Il was reported lat The Turkish eet intends
to attack Sebastopo Austria proposed 20 hsys confer
either Vienna, Paris, Tendon The powers re
ported favorable Russia and Turkey 10 be Invited TO send
delegates The Car expected to issue war msni-
esto Turkey Will seize RUSSIA shipping alter November
IS The Satan declined receive further ueasaie from
Uomas, beira unwilling 10 make II religious war The
departments preparing Adranopie for the Sulta,l
Affairs in Syria unsatisfactory The ssfvian government
demanded Sultan furnish tho Russian consul al Bel
grade with exequaor The Porte thin ks that servia Is
under Russian inuence, though il promises neutrality
Reported alliance offensive and defensive, between Eng
land, France, Spain, and Sardinia.
IL reported that revolution had broken out in Por-
,uga in favor Of DIN Miguel
ANOTHER FIlLsUsrER MOVEMENT
New ORLEANS, Dec. I3.--rhese here Of tho
ting OF expedition of four thousand men against
Cuba and that it will bs ready by the middle Of February
II il sad that has been apprzed OF the move
ment.
SUCCESSFUL IN B-sroN.
Bosroa Dec 10 The election to fill the vacancies IN
the board OF aldermen has resulted in the selection OF
neay All the democrats This the first time in the his
tory OF Boston that democratic boaId of alermen has
been chosen.
Fran Newfoundland learn that the Hon. Mr.. Maretti
had been dismiss sod iiom the executive council.
The ship Golden Light, bound to England, has been
wrecked on the Merimchi bar.
A. l.. Burugame, proprietor oil the Brighton House,
died 10 day.
|
New YoRk, Dec. II The of Fry, formerly ger
of the Italian OPERA James g. Bsnneu OF the Herald Tor
libel decided by verdict for the plaintiff and
u#
WHEELING, Dec. H--Mr. Dodge. of Baltimore. president
of the Western Telegraph Company. robbed yes,e
day, board the 10 Ptsburg of his gold watch
and $50 money. He successful, however, in
recovering his properly.
JUDICIAL ELgcroy IN SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON, Dec. IlRobcrt Monroe elected Judge
yesterday q. Columbus, vice Frost, res sned.
NEW YoRk, Dec. I5-l. p. m-Flour firner--wesern
and Stale brands. 6 rs SO S7l Howard street. 81
VI l2k II 900 bbis sold Whea-sales of u.s. bushels
prime white az 1856 Isl cents. Corn-saes Of % 900
bu shells prime yellow at 50 So Cotton firm. Socks
1 nncAauyfd.
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>. aIc,iEy = CO..

srosF,
No. Hcshingfo- PoosJ street, Bs General Pest
OFee, Fessfnstsn, n. G.
EAIERs in LAGOS, emhoderies, millinery goods, pernsery,
~ hosiery, gloves, worseds, jewery, &C.
tim~,ng~. -
Dee lk-eoln
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snAIlHIED,


In this city, Tussd.y, the 9Th by the Rev Dr. Burtsn
WILLIAM WAND, law, Of Baltimore, ISABEL
| LA FuUsHB :, second daughter Of Tnoss Gssss.
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THE NEWTON conPAny, PATERTEEs, No . NossA VIII
ham street. New York This type used exclusively b
u the largest newspaper and 0ces In this
counisy snd - England The
amount OF wok shsa
be ~ while gives ams sss sspsoI
working surface. ~
Ia saving Of leo per viii BE- effected IT,
Tie nis type.
The will Furnish type from scundes in New
YORK. boston, Philadelphia
facing acc a
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Aa-ms, Charles. rssnsyysnia
rap Alsa private. south side Of Louisiana bsiseeu
y T. A,shi.on. Browns Hotel
nsysa M Andss.oa north side Of fe"s,ssana avenues
John Bell, street, reansyva
Up Benjamin. private north side d " between lsh aud IAN
W, d. Bright unionIio,eI Georgetown
R@asd Bodhss private aide Of y, between is sad IAN
sueetsl
Ill., Cas- wnasds Hotel rsnn,lsaaia avenue between IAN
g. r. Chsss Mr. siluontons, oa street,
Clayton. Mr. Robert Scales Pennsylvania Capitol
Cooper, Mrs. Das opposite National Hotel Pennsylvania
W q Dawson, National Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
"A Dixon, tsatiopsl Hotel
III Dodge Of WISCONSIN, Mrs En"'s powsons row. Capitol
A. O. Dodge, OF Iowa, Mrs. Eross Dowson's row, Capitol
H. A. Dousas private corner Jersey
r. Everett. private, corner Of and streets,
III Fish, pryas south side Of II street. between m and lch
stresla
s yn. mel c,,. ,,,o nm, 0o,. side c.,,,o
wv. M. Gwin, private, corner O and ID streets
Sl amn Mra Esteey north side OF pennsylvania avenue,
between "a and % streets.
H. NJ. II. Hunter, Browns Hotel, rennsylvania avenue.
r. W. Johnson. Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
20 W. Jones, Of Iowa, Mrs Eeeys, north sds Of Pennsy'a
mia avenue, between I'd and I'd streets
y. o. Jones, Of Tennessee, National Hotel
j. NJ Mason Col Coopers corner Of r and alst streets
Morton, private, side Of between 7 and s,b
| streets. tM sgg.
M. Norris, United States Hotel Pennsylvania avenue.
John r ss Mr. Tsc ss Of
| avenue, between Isl aud I'd streets. s. H
II. q. Pratt, National HOTEL Pennsyvana avenue.
Il. j. Rusk.
Nv. X. Sebastian, Browns Hotel.
II. Seward private, north OF H. between 9Th and 7h
James Shields, Bus, Delaware avenue Capitol I, (noh
side Capitol.) aB #er
Bon slde private south side of street, between s, and
9th streets
sT smith, private, side Of 18th bstween and
Streets
5sC Stuart ST. Charles Sd and
SUMMER Prof KEYS north side Of g, between lJ and
I4h streets.
j. O. Thompson of Kentucky Mr. Rielys side o: III, be
tween Lousann avenue and ID street
$I Thonson New Jersey, Wllards Hotel Pennsylvania
avenue.
K. Toombs.
isaac Toucey.
b.. Wade Hyat PENNSYLVANIA avenue, opposhe Browns
Hotel.
y. n. Walker, National Hotel.
J. B. Weller Mrs Boyds north side OF street, between 10th
and nth streets.
j. w. Williams, Gadsty's Hotel
Wright, Wliards Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Indicates married ladies.
Indicates single ladies.
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nWcsoon 70 b. made 10 the treasurer OF the Church.
Nov %-fs~in2sDcc
QRUNSWiCK CITY, GsorGss.-Lnrre and r,,eu,rxovx -.
o. eunding tots ~ The city Of brunswick State a Csosra
The pcr'ecrs of the NJ hereby rive nocs ~
sale ." nve hundred eligible lots
~ the oEchorre House said city, Thursday h ~
,soss ISL ~ O'Clock The sale positive 10 ~,
Terms One third cash. remaining ,~o sss 3. ors -
sws Tfie perfect - 1870 :" ""e wi
The port and site of cnnevcf. -. r...
superior 20 those uouth N
menas with maps hc be hsa m. comvsn,
9eoaa. W ri. e - c..-aI--s -
Tnos.s A. DsSrss, secs,ssry.
(ykEEN's Isk scr~ser and paper cleaner for pe.A
s.ePcIs, ceskss md literary
" sopeffcs 10 say article for the ssn~
nk and other stain. with fsy than
'pc ~ s: AVE- inc surface Of ne Ysgr y a1 so
I'M doors PennsylvaRs avenue Hss..h
~ ssan'ners Hall, ia and t78 Pearl street. H. n II
esor9et~wn F~~ssss Seminary, 0~vrxeAsvvn m Il
THIS inssution Il and 10 fsl operation The -
stUdy IL thoroneh and psActtsed
tends Al The departments 81 Study ssed ~ - 80 80
ehtcien feschers The
parents who 49,
fu snd parental attention. ~'''" .sses ~sDs
Bcssdsns s.d 'ns'on'n ali English branches ao NJ, ... =
ses m'~ns rsen.s, masc drawing, &c. extra.
CIRCULARS sna catalogues he ON srrica,io. Il, IN. -
opal ~ ~P''''""s " "s pAs
Sen. IA a~as.. ,s.. WILLIAM L. CLARK,
- fS'N r6ccir.i
EDtcAL HOOKs--A large nsso,tmen, az ,eaie,, ,t =
:" sse " me publishers prices
raAscg TAYLOR
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General Agency.
TAYLOR COLLINS viii prosecute cry
against the before dspsr -,
Congress PENSIONS bounty pay
They will sstesd 10 the baybns G
and They Viii, 80
furnish parties distance as ,ev ,sv ~
from the seat Of Charges he moderate
ONES on street, Immediately opposite wndcr Building w.sb
Hon lance G. Dobbn, Secretary of the N,vv
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary uf War
Nicholas Sslian, President RoayA Common ,-s-ra
Cen John NJ McCsls Auornev q Law
James W. Csu-tin,
w, q. ReidsN, srae Department,
sept 2@-dnhcp
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
rogr OFYtcs Drr.RrwrNr,
December Is, 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA.
DROPts f United LIST
OF February Goth Jure, 1856 the following
The office
Post bice uci Monday, 10th OF Jan
nstys 1894, 10 he decided the sxsne day
No DIG. cnf~1n-ve by Lnihrrshpg Reynnidsvlls,
Brook vile, Corsica, sraton.viic, Clarion, sbppeps
vile, Kossulh, Case, Cnnnbeny, Franklin, Canal. and
Cochranton, 10 Meadvias, los miles and back, sir
times
isnve Curwinsvtle ds,y except Sunday, at y a.
| Afrive ~ Hesdyiis days by q, y.
Leave Neadsiie daily, except sonisy, AT, M
1 2Nrts Al C"fwinsyhis days by q, y.
form ~ bid for instructions and
requirements eshrsenT the Incorporated in The
contracts =" such extent the expedent
see mail the States
New Jersey fspnsvtna Deavas Maryland, and Ohio dated
The 9sd September, 1851.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec is-3ta~$~ Postmaster General.
EREsu WINTER uATs.-Mi.s r. @ Mcdonald frucce-sor
tn Mrs. A. w. Clark calls
large selection Of choice
hhed Saturday December I7th millinery
ssoon three doors 81 the Post Once
town, n. G.
IN store qusnuy ofblack and varied
Dee l5-3sds
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ElFrY CooPs OF FULL-BRED SHANGHAI FOWLS Al
auetonon Tuesday the Goth Instant shall sell, at
O'Clock. the corner OF 9th street
MY comprising $50 uibre shanyla
fowls aud other vareuer.
especially inform public that The above
OF fowls pure. unmifed and equal mol SUPERIOR
other stock in the country.
GREEN d SCOTT,
Dec i6-d Anctoneers.
The New York Musical Review and Choral
musical paper The world This
(which published monhy)
and thenceorward viii be publishes
weekson other Tbursdaytheety
twice without In Each numbe
sing gI.e- eisn anthems, dedication and
aud yhos adapted
worship, public and the
which practical character and such
ordinary musical aannents In the editorial dc
Review addinn Mr. Cady tn
1perience, among Z. Root VIM b. Bradbury
Lowell Mason and its circle of
encc, foreign complete. The Review viii also be
regular medium Of musical publication
publishing the Union Ths subcrp
this larger taa that Of similar lounn
world, and the rendering II the cheape-
well hoped the valuable musical pub
shed, largely already Unparalleled circulation
Terms One dollar sir copies for IRE dollars, al
in advance.
volume would i've dollars in tn
Beside this will be immense Of
essays criticism, instruction, Ac, &C., all fer only
dollar Every erga particle Of interest In the cause Of
sic will surely subscribe,
aumbefs receipt
80 MASON BROTHERS,
Dec le-d3kva 70 Park Row, New York.
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--.--
RIsLEY's yAKIETE.
UNPRECEDENTED MUSICAL NOVELTY
ITALIAN OPERA.
Consisting Of performers nights only under The
able direction OF slGhOR l.. AADIrI
Opening Might, Monday, December 10, 1883
LUcREzIA BoRGn,
First appearance OF
sIGNo Il ROSA DE yaIEs. slcNoR pozzoLoNl SIG
MospAr EvKsrso, December 49, 1885,
Win be presented Donzeis celebrated opera, acts,
LUCREZIA DoRGIA
LucreIa Boga signora Rosa re vries.
Don Aon1o, Duke Of fsnaia. Cois.
Mano oni... ssnoa f. Sedenburs
Gubs,ta slsnor Peo Cand
GsIzsia .sisn.r Parorni
alveroito William
sitelIo1Io .sisnor Kainhard
GRAND CHORUS AND FULL ORCHESTRA.
Chorus master. .......sgnor TonianL
frompief signor LAMA
No Opera 'oiH be repeated
OPERA NIGHTS.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday week,
ADMISSION.
Admission all exception private
boxes, ~ So Seats IN private boxes, 81
Tho hox book will be for
Monday nett, Davs's Pennsylvania from
10, a. M, TO ,, p ~.
Dec 1916
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Third week of wonderful Family.
FsIpAr EvEsss December 10, 1852
Overture. .....by the Orchestra
which, pan,ome. composed by Mr. Brilliant
NicoDEMU5.
To he followed by
EyoLUTIoNs on THE TIGHT ROPE.
The w lime, panornims OF
KIM.KA.
Tho evenings performances will farce OF
MARRIED AND SETTLED.
admission Dress circle and pafquec 80 cent. re-
seats, orchestra seats IS family ercls,
third tier, 50 cts.; colored gallery, 70 cts
Doors open \, quarter 70 u 10 commence at * O'Clock
RIsLEf's vARIETE,
(Lafs Iron Han)
Last OF the Of the popular and young
American ua4cdian,
Mr., W. II. GooDALL.
FnipAy Evsnsa, Decsuber l6, 1853,
win be performed the tragedy Of
HAMLET.
Song De rousr
The evenings entertainments conclude isushabie
farce Of
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
Prices Of admission Family cc cents Drsss circle so
orchesra chairs, IS Tickets admitting rspuemsn
and two ladies, 81. No extra charge for reserved ssa
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JUDICIAL ELgcroy SOUTH CAROLINA
CHAkLgsros. Dec. I-Robcrt Monroe elected Judge
yesterday q. Columbus, vice Frost, res sned.
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TUIRTY YEARS VIEW, by senator Of Thirty
National Hotel and Others
Tbo H.
Thirty Working OF tina American
Thirty Ysr sS0 1885, requested 10 leave their
Wells. once No. National Hotel, where be
sesn when OF engaged for the work.
who desire the work will leave their
n Office with Nj. j. Stewart.
The OF The Irving Hotel will leave their and resi-
dences MI. James Tucker.
The Wisdis Hotel will esve their and
der W Mr.. John n. kifkwood.
The guests United
residences with Mr.. A. w. knkwood.
j.. HOLLISCsHEAD,
I6-d3t Agent for District OF Columbia.
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CARUsi's SALOON.

CARUst's SALOON.
Grea' Focal Concert.
MADAM ELIzABEJH DANNSTRoM,
TUE celebrated donna Of tho Royal Theatre
holm, rive
December i7in assisted by Mr. Loween
swedish pianist and Mr. Dann.'rom, highly praised
k.ysl Tbsere
Tickets, 50 cents reserved ,sa, VI gentleman with
lsdcs reserved seats, g.
the be had Mr. Richard D.
Was Masic store alone. Dec l5- d3t
Last Three Dsyxi
Esaor saeh srenins at ~ and Wednesday md Friday ocr-
at Ok oeoot.
DREWERs origns mirror OF the Mammoth Cave
ID wofdenowned cataract Of Niagara,
winter hsvsg made successful through EUROPE du-
which splendid aud Worlds
London added odd Fellows Hall, Washing
and will remain cr a few Days longer
with The above, grand will given BY
Jenny and Ro~s Avondae
Admission rs cents
open ~ O'Clock commence AZ ~
JOHN HoWORTu.
Proprietor and Delineafor.
Dec l4-dn JOSEPH @. w. PIKE, Agent.
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JAMES MITCHELL
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