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~ We 10 not believe that young man Just en-
'eilig or about to enter upou business lie, cnn in
vest a small sum so prott.bIy in any other wav a.
IN obtaining the instruction necessary IS render hin
a rapid and elegant psnn,dn.
Mr. RrH,RnsoN is prepared to give that instruc
non to persons at his Rosm, No. 8, Washington
Place 7th street do, ~ ~
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III FOR RENT-k large two-Etorv brick HOUSE
go on Maryland aTcnue, corner Ct I5th st, with
5s<s-brick stable Carriage house, and fne lot of
ground attached. Apply to Jrs-CHESHIRE, at Dr.
tlpe' corner Of cub aid ST, Patent utlce
dec .l-cnIws
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Ga FOR RENT-fiye six rooms in a pleasant
ss:I three-stnry brick house. a few doors north
the avenue, on 18th street west. and near the DC
rarirsnts. furnished OF unfinished. suitable for n
tsmliy, with fine yard ard pump of good water in
-. Terms reasonable. l.. Il. TRUE.
dec n1--lW%
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lt.a ing bn bet on the northeast eyruer ct 7th -
and Loulsiaua avenue, In this city.
The first floor has been constructed for q Banking
Esidoishms at. Of marble, :.Ih vasts. &c.. ID two
stores 1IL street. lhs basement l. cor ,tructed
10 en'raf" ell the modern conveniences for a Res
taurah' III rVmneNioD with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, cy ter. provisions, d.. The retanrant com
Giunlrat"s both from IN and doors with tie Sc
goni story, wh'r COMPOSED 81 four rooms. COM.
muniCaiing through ami. fo1in doors, fer tie &C
'"Inmoia;i"n ofcither large >nic private arties
should VI" sacoAd story not be- teken in rocnaliOr
with the restaurant the roouls will he rented for
tees. tn" third story embraces nearly TIE whole
extent If the tui1 lrE, and - well Rlrrtod for a
cnmmcdl"nS hlliprd rOcm tor three tehles The
iuuf Tn ~tnrT embraces the ri" extent Of the hud
inr. and y well adapted t r printing or ar
mort nh. it not rented, viii he rpeerred fnr meet
ing or exhibition room. Gss and water snd all the
M 'rrn Improvements hsve been introduced On
cnc floor of thi- lriilliu, sn1 its position situated
in tn" very heart Of the m.st business portion of
Washington, must insure lar5e profits to comp-t MT
tenants Arpiy to, or address
:. c. BARNEY.
STREET between 9Th and 18th SITS, Washington
SIP E-rctf
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FURNISHED RoGMS-with or without boar,
1 t"-let. on Indiana avenue, three doors from ID
5rest, IN pleasant ard agreeable location, within
i've minvtes walk of the Capitol near Pennsyl
avenue, and short distance from the Railroad lie
pot Terms moderate. Apply On tie pIemises
doc
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ENOR SALE-A FARM. in Fairfax county, Va IL
mites from Alexandria laying on the OK road
between Fairfax Court hous. and Occoquan Mills
sl-nut-S miles FROM Berhs Station on tie Eai!rosd
1t contains about 2z2 acres, good stream of water
runs through it. between three and four hundred
fruit trees, d" ens and cut houses, snd well tim
b,rcd. For istol nation apply to
WI. WASHIEGT0N,
der Il Capitol Iiil.
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NJ A Z R I z d .

On the 2lsi instant, by the Rev VIM. kinkl,
CHARLES {. OTEY, Esq, to sALLIE F., daugh
Ter of The Hon. VIM. l.. Gosgn Of Bedford county,
Virginia.
In Philadelphia, on the 26th instant, by the Rev
r.. j. SOurIn. JOHN V. CRAWFORD Eso. of lila
vaha, to MARY VIRGINIA, daughter ut Col A. J.
Pleasantun, of Philadelphia.
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Is Now IS THE TIME.-The display of dasuerreo-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY. Pennsylvania ave.
nue., Is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing a
handsome business, and hundreds are de lighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered and patropzed Enterprise with
genius deserves support and wha- IL gratifying al
Ways attains 1t. 1hiS accounts for the success Of
Plumbs Gallery. Cameo naSncrreotypes taken in
all westhers. doc
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a. FOR RENT--A large two-story frame House
Id 1i'urtd at tho corner If ~ and c ST. Island
The house contains rooms Posses ion piven i'm
me'ii"trly. krrly at this Office.
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6S- The inimitable THOMPSON is daily engaged
IN t2king those wonderful STERkOSCnPE pnE
TRAITS. which arc winning for him such All enyia
Die reputation. TIlOMPsON has many i,nitators
but bis pictures are ahead OF all rivalry II the
publ" wish for Portraits possessing all the attribu.
III peru rtinn, brilliant hut unfiding let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures, Pore sail of hi,
frisnd- VIII bloom in their colors for a Thousand
years. His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue
between a. aud 9Th streets. Try him.
nov LIT.
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Y'OH KBNT-A two-story brick HOUSE. rent j.
4 1900. containing good store room. and ,iweL
ling fcr small f'mi!y, situated on Pennsylvania av-
euue opposite Wizards Hotel. it is a coed buSizcsS
stand Apply to 5. ". X. Handy, next door to the
PREMISE Or TO Il. @. HANDY Agent
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BY J.. MCGUIRE, Auction.er.

MALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOF at Auction
y On WEDNESDAY. January 4th, Mt - O'Clock
p. m. on the premises. | shall sell Lot No. II, in
suhivi ion of Square AS, fronting n feet d. st
between NJ and n SITS. north running back l05 f.et.
with the improvements consulting of good two
story frame house.
Sale positive and terms cash.
j. c. MCGUIRE.
dec 2S-th Amciinn.er.
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Man AYERS

NANAGF2S.
on tf' part = The Fio'6 or6 ST
Ma. Gen J"res Col " iit.E
Mai. c 5 wsIiach Nsi I. n.:.ahn
Ma Il. keyworth Nrj Pr Rs~ou
Quart NcTclu.n Ait L. 4 iiifVaf,,
Surgeon Morgan Asst. surgeon : Gryr-as
on he pert # t. T,grt Iz'antry.
Cart 9 CnrrlUgtcu, Lieut. Vim a Clalka
Lieut. Kelly. Lieut. I Tucker,
IEnatrs L. Niudd.
On tie PCT II ute hUjtordl GTtyS.
Capt Lernnrl Towers, Lieut. IiglI-n,
Lieut. Sutton, Lieut. Wales,
reter Erar.
o., The part o. IL H"Her Sia,rst1ot.rs
Capt W Bradford, Lieut. Medium.
Lieut.. BlIkhead, Lieut. ] II Gcl.iai,,
VIM. Smith.
On the part " ate t6mtrIs, u'gl C&aras.
Capt smith, Lisut W Tucker,
Lieut. L Mareeron, EuSi-n W IIcrnc,
On ne part q .le G-rnlan lrc1-.t.
Capt Schwarzman, Li.ut EichcrE.
Lieut. Petersen, Lier:t Lebrr...
Ensi N n. Horp
On the part q ttc BoaIe Rif zrgs-
Cart N Bright, Lieut. Ore oak j.
Lieut. Ii uUer, Lient ! Srl.er,.u.
George Miller.
On The part If the PrsS'dsnr's h,1-,.l ,f4c,g
Capt Peck. Lieur Cirk Nil,
Lieut. W Baden, Lieut. J lctiiluue
Jas Caspar,s
On te pat u tas NaHeFal Gu-rL
mp Z" n ioAt- Aith' y ~ Il II,
Lieut. Humphrey. Lieut. Allen,
James huSau.
Oh the part u tie Ctc.~-
Mayor Maury, q Gideon. Clarke,
W alter Lenox, u Heath, NcNrrhacv,
Col W " seaton, r Hunt. ! Cleyr.r
Ill White, A Mcfarland. II , Iopd-p
W Boteler, Pepper, Ck H,rr,
ID Wallsch, Wall q - C,,.f-,-
" Bradley, John cove T. I.sSsv
! Z Hoover, X W Cprtrr : "a Iiiri
J w Boteler. Il h French > Brfntrau
N'''99fiS on tie part q The Coupury
Capt Il hey, LIEUT. F.euv.
Lieut. keiher. Str-t N,Eriry
Sergt Walker. 1hcs Nrrisr,,
Lieut. Rely, Doctor nubsn.l
Surgeon Moore, Jas Mailer
William Gr,i-or.
Programmes will be furnished the ladies IN Lhci
entrance TO the Saloon by the Flee, Manayars
Tickets ONE D0LLAE--to b. fai Il he ,lst,-'
places, and at the door the stening Of The hall
Floor Manager viii H. de icuat.l ~ -reg, =
settles tipped with huff
Commute. of Reception tlue roSett4s
Committee "f Arrangements white r,zett.S
dec l.-pDft
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t'pR RENT-1he upper part Of the House, OF,
4 Bridge street, occupied by Arnv's Copfrcticn
arF, containing rooms. Rent moderate. ImmCd.
at" possession given. Enquire ct the Store
GrorIctrwn, December -, 1853
dee pC--enG
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M ED.-A good L. II Cook. Washer ard
~ Ir"ner, and q woman T gsugral homework
auf 70 assist in washing and ironing for fsruilv ~
four persons. may hear cf permanent situation V
Supplying at this Office.
fS- None hut wornen of good character reel an
ply. and to such, good WAGES will b. paid monthly
Ccor.d servants preferred.
dec eft
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DISLEY.S VARIETE.

DISLEY'S VARIETE.
IL Holiday Week. MRS. GIADsTANE
THIS EFENiNG viii be performed the comedy cf
A WONDERFUL WOMAN.
Song by Miss DeForest
The evenings entertainments to conclude with
PAUL PST.
On Monday the celebrated comedian. Mr. Charles
Burke. will appear in two faycrit" character.
Prices of Admission :--DrChe ira rsqirs IS cents
dress circle, so cents: gentleman accompanied by
two ladie-. 81: family circle % cents
Doors open nj g i-commence at u O'Clock.
NATIONAL. THEATR ".
IN Lasc night of the ITALIAN OPERA
THIS EPENING will be performed
BELISARIO.
grand chorus and full Orchestra. I
Monday, first night of the regular Dramatic Sea-
Price OF Admission Dress circle, parquet. md
third tier 30 cents reserved and orchestra s.StS
cents; family circle and colored gallery 25 cents.
Doors open at 81. to commence at O'clock.
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GRAED MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF IFE
WASHINGTON MONTGOMERY GUARDS,
AT JACKSON HALL

TVNDAA r r WING, . aD. %, Q :.
4 ltE HDNIGDdLkG GUARDS r.sp-r, fully .i.-
/ rcunce tn their friends and the public M zen
eral civil and military. ta thcv iii give teir Sc
coai Annual BALL, at jackson Hall On BOMBAY,
January ~. ISL
The Committee Of Arrangement r'-l-n them
selves that no "Xi'"rse pain. viii >. ,l.aIaI =,
make thI, tlI. rail ! tie re:sal..
y ; o'clock tie tall viii hr orsrel - -rarl
g lnenade. PT"t,ssr froeTer''s EarI l'",irr u,
MONTGOMERY Gusr''> p1i"k>ter, e"Ti' .'i -. r-5-
iy for tl.. II rt5oIaoIN=
The Committee on Refreshments V;r Lave roth
in uudone tn !lesss. tie ;n.t,r ui al presont
supper can tc had ~ any time belv-reu IL AL
O'Clock.
Che military are requested Il urrcar II uniform.
No hats or cars vii te admitted into The Eall
room
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NJ ANFEb-To hire, or purchase. il on ~.
w terms. = commolicus Dwelling HOUSE NJ, Ia
ri Pennsylvania avenue. Address 20 q E." oeire of
the Evening STAR nov Ih-,f
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4 IPRlNATB SALT !dlIG6ie tGrrl.-The un-
- dcss;-n' d has need authorized hy . deed OF
trust duly executed and recorded, 20 sell very de-
srabe farm Of - acres Of lard IN farf.x county.
Va. within = miles from Washington city, and :
mites fron1 hiekarlria.
There il upon the place a comfortable farm house
aud an orrha~d If good fruit.
For price, terms, aud particulars apply 70
WV. VI. WARD. Trustee,
0fiice over Todd & Cos Hat store
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W AN TED-s Market Gardener, NV . p"rsop
W Eho has a farm w the vicinity Of Wsshir--
tor. simply stacked with everything pecpsearv f,r
the business To men who is steady reliable sra
tho cughlv competent Ia take charge Of n market
tarfcn VIII such assist ,nce in the way of labor -
nc may heed fair varss Rud share Of the sal viii
be civcn- ATriy early at the "Star' Office No o.e
need apply Who cannot bring satisfactory r, 60 nmn
datiops as to character and competency.
dee ST
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dec dts
NEW DRUG STORE.

NEW DhON > OhE.
- IL. SYLVESTER g. co. have The hon
~. OF of announcing to their friends and the pub
lie that th" Silver Swan has taken its fight from the
frozen regions Of the North where he was f,ster,d
in the warm bosom OF his friends tow ards III Sun
ny South, and has nlight.d at the corner Of Perm
sylvanla avenue and nth street.
Here Sylvester d Cos Soda Fountain will dispense
those refreshing instgorutlng md you II r-st'ring
waters which. combined with lis unrivalp,i aud III
comparable Syrup. have won jor him golden orn-
ions from all sorts of People TIE beauty. the
chivalry. the labor. the learning. The commerce g
our mighty and glorious land have al been repre-
sented at the Fountain of the Silyer swan AID NIL
with grateful accord have pronounced 1t the ,iu
ultra OF earthly drinks.
Here to will be found. in addition TO complete
stock OF fresh Drugs and Medicines, Toilet Requisites
in all the delicate and mystic varieties of the bcu-
doir. as well Ms the wharewithal TO cultivate the
moustache and the imperial. Here the most deli
cate transatlantic extracts of Lutin will be found
surpassed by subtitle aud delicate d. Nestle
articles. the Oriental SPIRIT nf Flowers
FIR the recuperation Of the hair. offer
rhiio Come,
Castor ,it PomatU:n.
FhrySt Bline Fumpde
Baplui,ne.
fha;ou's Hair Iuvlg.
OK Marrow.
Rose Hair OIL,
Nutritiye Cream.
Barrys Tricople Gus,
Lyons kathair u,
JayneS Hair 1C
Eapdusens Wahpepe. and
julius Haucls Eau Lustral
Here the lovers of the Indian Weed will find the
choicest Havana brands.
VICTORIA,
NEPTUNE
AMBROSIA,
LA INDIA.
La sol,
LA MINERVA,
LA PUNTIfAIIDAp,
fRANkLfN,
IA ALMA
AMI We hope Wy aasiluous and careful att entinn
tn 'u'iuess and Gust mers retain old friends
win new ones, and frcure to ourselves living share
III par nag". & X. SYLVEsI En- Il co.
Corner Pa. avenue and | It'll stg. ct
dee % dim
1 CARD.-1he undersigned would most r.
"A spectfuliy inform his customers that their re
spective accounts will be rendered by the 18th in
slant, and he therefore confidently trusts that the,
VIII call and settle the either by cash or note
by the first Of III New Year.
On hand large ana well selecie ell STOCK of season
able DRY GOODS, sl OF which will lie sold Yer,
low ~ the season is advancing
Nm r. RILEY
Corner Of Sth st, OPP. Centre Market.
dec CIV
| qua w Is, fGng d Square
- OH new shawls Of all ssy i. 1T cry low Ifise
| VERIFY, TEBBs a IERBY
| Corner Of 9Th street and Pa ayepue
l dec l9-tt
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M AN TED-Immcliaip'y at the " Nlrsscn
~ lIruss, AlexsndTil, a thoroughly cpursiont
NAN COOK two good Walters, two ChamSa' Ins'Ss
two Washers and lronerS. 3 UouSekeeper Of exTerl-
eucA IL Hotel. and n settled Woman 10 nurse end
49, list in sewing. A. G. NEWTON.
On
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WANTS.

M L n L RS l. WANTED-To take
w ehsrg" at an iutsnt eiE BIT mon thseld healthy
American womsn with fresh breast II mix. p,cy
besr Of p permanent situation, with liberal ware.
by addressing 4. s." through tie Post Ofio-
d., 2o-St&
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.i'@i"g0 SerrGnt.--Mr. Patrick Wilson, has been
arrested upon the charge of abusing an badly heat
ing servant. The trial come off To- dav, whe, we
hope Mr.. w. will prove his innocence
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Petition for Frecdom.-Two colored persons, James
and Nancy liurd, have filed petition for Freedom
which il To- come before tie March term of the Cir
cult Court. They claim to have lived in this city
and Maryland, as free, for number of years. The
wit was issued against Joseph Lindsay and served
on VI. =. Lindsay, who permitted 10 answer in
his own proper name. Nj. Lind.ay, we are inform
ed, does not claim to he the owner. bu, only IN.
nIrnrrn' attorney.
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VERY SUPERIOR BLACK TEA

VERY SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
IT .f"y cents per pound.
y = Chiefs al fresh and superior Black Tea, at
-D the Above price, warranted to please. and ref
'lence can he given TO the first physicians and Rev
"rcnf gentlemen of the city. Call and try il.
Fine Green Tea
Mocha, Oh Government, Java and other kinds
Of Coffee, ct T. NJ Z KINGS,
dec lS-.o Corner 18th and as
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gNoR RFNf--A large parlcr and four bedrooms
L furnished.
Also, "'hrr rUonla il required. Location on 10Th
,;Te"i' fourth housc north of Ia. sv., west side
dec %0-Sl*
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RcIsiou>.-The Fifteenth street PRESBYTERIAN
Church will be opened Tor public worship TO morrow
the opening services will be preached in the morn
ing by the Rev. Mason Noble, ch plain OF the L. =
Navy, at ii O'Clock, A. NJ. and in the afternoon b,
the Rev. John e.. Smith, ID D.. at P NJ
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TRY-TRY-TRY

TRY-TRY-TRY
(ttSN0N'S VEGETABLE or ELOOp-pURiFYING
- blTfERS Ss- ASK for the bottle with the
Portrait OF the inventor and Pro rirtor, and take
none other. WN. VI. CANNON,
Washington. ID. C.
10 whom all orders shou' d lie addressed for Age
'ia1, go nov 3 Was Pm
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7ao ton'n.iiff' OF PaisHt' IN Con9rces havr ,mani
ri"uiy reported favor of the extension OF Samuel
I"ls patent for ,crrn Year,. reSeTyins the Gov
-rnm, H ef the United States. The rish 10 make and
manua"inr" III. Ii ali OF their own armories for
n'i'iInry and naval purpose. ire reasons for srnn
'ac H. 1re stated 20 bH, lila; DE inv, n,or has not rad
'h' u'e ofais Paten, n p7ot.!abe i, gree.
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U'ut:h RetUIr,s-The oalv person IA the guard
house, last night, was Daniel Wall, who was con
fined for beng drunk and using proiane language in
the street He was ordered to pay fine and having
no money left his watch ! collateral s.surv
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The Old IsT.-Thi- j. the end of the old YEAR
ans IT, niehi l. what 4 generally called New Years
eve. II will lac observed nv the MeIiodist> as a
watch night IT being the custom OF this sect of
Christians To terminate the old year and To open the
new nn. with prayer and watching Thu custom j.,
very old one among them, and IL not confined To
the Meihcdi-' at America, heing Iik-w re in vogue
snou- those of the denomination in the Old
I"rap.' We understand that nearly all OF The.
TcihoI 4 Church consr, CATIONS ri " ,hingtn will
T.. pInctuaI IN the oLSeTv ancc.
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"e'' J. L Pert, D. d, viii preach in tie George
"'"h Methodist Episcopal CLuIch "a SUNDAY rvct
80 next, January Isl a, O'clock.
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IA AIN
AMI WE hope, Wy aashluouS and careful attention
tn 'uSiuess and Gust mers to retain old friends
via new ones, and frcure to ourselves living share
"tra'ronage. s X. SYLVESI Eli II co.
Corner Pa avenue and It'll stg. ct
dee % dim
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

fe L. ETA Frame House on 18th street west
L near u street north. with eight rooms in gno,l
order, and pump Of good water in the ,ari; tn,
rect SlSo frame House on VI street north. be
tween l4th end 18th streets west The house he
-four rooms; the rent So per aurur,. Inquire Of
Nr. EoGAN or JAMES MILLER dec Ats
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Ri'lcv'' J"Tscte.-The rni' rIr I,ing manager viii
treat u Q" night, with au"iher new piece. namriv
the popular peIIe comedy at ''WOndrIfnI Wu
man. ~ Inch hal clever ltl- actress Mis-. DE
Forrest Viii >iug >oDg We need not teuin, play
.cer- tliau III. pI-cr ah,v- mrniiOnrd has been CON
?l"reIy successful. wherever ha> been played and
y hooked upon a. hit =" The iaug!iahie comedy
III rsul Fry, IN which MI Robinson acts the hero
-' Paul Fry" "ih 80 Isncb uuihfulner. and comic
-ravIiy, will f"rm The concluding ,oriinn &c the en-
irrIiinH'nis- We ny 10 those Who love fnn-"go
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P'"''J'HfS L"'''. Monday bling N'w Year.
Gay, "r raIh"I The day ou which Ih- New Year VIII
he kept, on account oi The frs day falling Oh a San
day, there vili b. a ieNcc NJ lhe White House when
'hc PT'SIdenI will receive sisii-. The hour, of ~
Ceplnn Will b, between - VI. and r. NJ
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TIE Congregational Church, Eytth Street.-The,
ch"rch has opened undef&fry favorable auspices.
Tie Kew. Mr. Duncanssh: The pa ior, cduca tcd
III scotland Tie Is logical and eloquent scrnonizcr
ana VIII, we doubt not, draw around him a large
congregation His abilities We're so highly esteemed
among those who knew him, that a wealthy ciiur, n
ia T." ton gave him call, winch he drclinrd ON ac
count u Encouragement.
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-7'"'i'" >deS arc, at present., MOI very productive
speculation. We have noticed lately, that the mum
Der "f purchasers AT the above i very limited, and
The prices brought for articles put up SALE not at
all rCmunrraiivc 10 the seller.
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The NGtion0i Thentre.--Last night the Italian
Opera Company performed % Norma, ;" to a crowded
house, the theatre being completely filled, to witness
tins splendid OPERA represented by the above corps of
voealists. To night, the opera of Bclisarus- will
be performed, when we expect to find still more
crowded house. from the circumstance of this being
advertised AZ their last appearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-24
GRANp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thnrs=


day night we uudertand, has been apart for the
benefit OF Mrs. PLACE, at the Marshall Theatre,
when variety of attractions will be presented, that
cannot fail to draw house. Mrs Place. as our play
goers are aware, Is lady of versatile and command
ID talent, always doing credit hersel and her au
thor in whatever she personateS. Indeed, we have
seen her at times when thought her acting equal
to that of the highest stars. As vocalist, too she
has reputation not al all uuenviable-her voice be-
ing full, round, pleasant, well m05Ulated one.-
Such is the opinion of critics, which we heartily
concur But, on the occasion to which refer, the
attractions are TO be greatly increased the appear
ance of Mrs MURRAY, formerly Miss RocK}
whose reputation actress is OF the most exalted
character, and the announcement Of whose name to
the friends of the drama will create enthusiasm
rarely witnessed in our community. When upon the
stage in years gone by, Mrs. MURRAY then Miss
Rock) was said to be almost without an equal even in
New York and Boston, where the finest histrionic
talent Of the world usually cOngregated On her
second visit to New York, Major Noah who, ia his
day considered one of the best theatrical critics
in the Union, thus speaks of her:
She has lost of her popularity during her
lone absence. Her Widow Cheerly is probably the
most correct 6elneation of any character which he's
ever been represented on the BOwery bUards--fu of
life and spirit, and touchingly aliva to all the finer
feelings of senSibty In this, as in every line she
assumes, we consider her 1nrivalled.'
If we had the space to spare might fill a
column with the complimentary criticisms of the
press of the country the acting of this lady, but
that would be necessary, as there i'll midst
many persons who have seen her upon the boards
and who can youch for her lifeke spirited histrion
ic personations Mrs. MURRAY is now a resident of
city, and has kindly consented appear in the
Heart of Mid Lothian" in which she will take the
popular aad effective character of 'Madge WiIdfre"
In addition to this, Mrs PLACE and herself will sing
number of songs, Duets, chOTusses, etc. and other
attractions will be offered, making the enteItainme Mt
of the evening such as no play-goer IT sst the
temptation OF participating in Let the house be jam
med, then aud the beueht be made ono of intrinsic
value 30 the beneficiary.