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No. 12.l
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY's OFFICE,

IHUFINCIAL EECNETARf OFF1CE,
l1th June, 1855.
Sir am in receipt of your letter of this
date, and am commanded by HIS Excellency,
Sir Gaspard lie Merchant, to inform you that
in reference to tho claim advanced in your
communication, Mr.. Howe, previous to his dc
parture for England, distinctly stated to His
Excellency, that the moneys which You had
received on account, more than cancelled any
claim that you might prefer.
Any instructions given to Mr.. Howe by Sir
Gaspard, will speak for themselves, whilst
Mr.. Howe will best account for his own acts
on his return from England.
In his absence, nothing can possibly be done
By Sir Gaspard, in relation to yourself.
You must consider this a final answer given
by his Excellency's command.
1 have the honor to be, sir, your most ODE
dient servant, LEWIS NJ. WILKINS.
Mr.. H HERTZ
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mo. 81

Colonel Clarke: The Oifsers of the ssvon.
ty-sixth Regiment request the honor of Cant
Strobel and the Officers of the Foreign Legion.
company ct dinner, on w ednesday, 18th April.
An answer viii Oblige.
Colonel Fraser, Colonel Strotherd, and the
Ofheers Of the Regal Engineers, request the
honor OF Capt'n- MAXI. o. StrobePs company
81 dinner On Tuesday, tho 81 April, at seven
O'Clock. An answer is requested.
Artillery Park.
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ON THE EUROPEAN STYLE

TFHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
l. fully inform gentlemen visiting Wash a,
ington. that he has several Chambers and 80
Pariors In complete order, which he will .K.&
let on reasonable terms.
His LARDER is furnished with everything in
season, and his BAR supplied with the choicest
Wines. Liquors, Cigars, &c
OYSTERS and GAME in all STYLES and a, all
hours. WILLIAM RUPP,
Pa. avenue, near corner Of Third ST.
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RACHEL OPERA GLASSES,

WE HAVE JUST OPENED A SPLENDID
w lot OF OPERA GLASSES among which
are the celebrated RACHEL GLASS, being a
very superior Glass and convenient Tor the poe ke
Also, Ladies' Glasses in enamelled cases, an en-.
tirely new article.
We are also opening a general assortment Of
Fancy Goods, witch we are determined 10 sell M
small advance from cost
Il. GALLIGAN CO.
importers and Dealers in Fancy Goods, Per-
fumery, &c, $40 Pa. avenue, under Browns Ho-
tel. Eoy I7-eo3t
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ANNUAL BALL OF THE
VS WASHINGTON HiGHLANDERS.-
The Washington Higblanders would most re-
specially announce that they will give their Sc
cOnd Annual Ball at Numbers Assembly Hall,
next TO the office Of the Evening Star, on THURS
DAY, December 9th, 1855.
Particulars in future advertisement.
nov f-TnIhhSIlf
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JOHN WALKERS PROVISION STORE,
I OUISlANA AVEN E, FOUR DOORS
H from Sixth street, formerly on the corner 9Th
and ID streets, where he invites his old customers
and the public generally to give him a call
All orders promptly attended TO.
FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, SALT
ED PROVISIONS, BEEF, DRIED BEEF,
BEEF TONGUES, OF the very best qualities,
always Oh hand. JNO WALKER
nov l7-ecim
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No. -.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, /


Sir:-In reply to your letter of the 10th
inst, on the subject of tie indictments pend
ing against persons charged with recruiting
for the military service of great Britain, I
have the honor to make the following observa-
tions.
Mr.. Mckeon has been advised of the desi-
rableness Of comforting with you personally,
either by himself or his assistant, in regard to
new evidence, to which he may have access
and which can be useful to you.
suggest the expcdiency of trying only a
pert OF the cases now, especially if you fail
to convict IN some leading case.
But the most important consideration is
this:
This government has, Of course, addressed
to that OF Great Britain, such demands Of pub
lie redress and satisfaction in the premises, as
the national honor requires. But the Govern
ment o. Great Britain, with extraordinary in
attention to the grave aspect Gifts acts, name
ly, the fagrant violation of onr sovereign
rights involved iii them, has supposed it a suf-
fcient justification Of what it has done, to re-
ply, that it gave instructions to its agents so to
proceed, as not 70 infringe our municipal laws;
and it quotes the remarks CT Judge Kane in
support Of the idea that it has succeeded in
this purpose 1t may be so. Judge Kane Is
an upright and intelligent judge, and will
pronounce the law us il il. without fear or ia
vor. But if the British Government has, ty
ingenious contrivances. succeeded in shelterirg
its agents from conviction As malefactors, it
has, in so doing, doubled the magnitude of the
national wrong inflicted on the United States.
This Government has done its duty of i'll
ternsl administration III prosecuting the in
dividuals engaged in these acts. If they arc
acquitted, by reason Of deliberate underta-
king Of the British Government, not only to
violate, as nation, our sovereign rights as q
nation, but also to cvade our municipal laws
and that undertaking shall be consumma tied
by its agents in the United States-when all
this shall have been judicially ascertained,
the President will then have before him the
elements of decision, as to what international
action it becomes the United States to adopt
in so important matter.
am, very respectfully,
G. CUSHING.
Jas: c. Van Dyke, Esq, U. s. Attorney,
PHILADELPHIA
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NEW YORK FUR sISHiNG EsTAB.
EIAlyIE@T

ONE PRICE ONLY I'VE RESPECT
~ fully call attention 10 our New Fstebf.h-
meni, where vede~iGn keeping CENT? ENEN,S
FURNISHING GOODS OF frs; quality and OF
thr very latest styles; also, CLOTHS, CAsSI.
MIX Is, and VFSTINGS. which We make 10
oldeT IN tue most e'egant manner. Also, a select
stock OF READf-MADE CLOTHING
we have no hesiiancy ia saying that we have
fitted up of the most elegant Storet OF its size
in any city, and have adopted the now almos;
universal system OF all the principal stores through
OUT rue Northern ci,tes-THAT OF oNK PRICE,
ONLY, which gives confidence TO customers and
that they may ely at once getting articles al a
much more correct, IL net lower price than the
running scale. WALL < STEPHENS
5So Pennsylvania avenue,
q few doors below the National Hotel
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no.
PROVINCIAL SECRErARY's OFFICE, !

=. MY on, 100.
Dear SRI am directed by His Excelien-
cy, the Lieutenant Governor, to introduce to
you the bearer Lieutenant Kuentzel He
ooraes with letter II Sir Gaspard from Mr.
CHAMPION Yoc viii please explain to him
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RANG: on STOVE COAL $3.50.
4 LARGE SUPPLY OF WHITE ASH COAL
"A (nat si3el at the cbove low price. 2,2i0 lbs
TO the ton
II CUMBERLAND ana ANTHRACITE
COAL, from the rHosl approved mines, de iveTed
at short notice, and az the lowest market pr ces
J-E SHIELDS CO,
Once AZ Southwest so.nsT Of 9 b and II SITS
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NEW FRUITS-SEW FRTITs

NEW RAlSlNS, FIGS, CRANBERRIFs
= Currants, Lemons, paper she'll Almonds
49, In vinegar aud spiced, at g. cents hun
OF all kinds, very superior and cheap; ali Eirds
OF Jeiiies In glass jars at Is cents with great
variety OF sh and nice articles suitable for The
season sea, ror sale at my store, few steps north
NOV Id ~. Nj. II. KING
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ARS WANTED FOR HER MAyESTyS SERVICE
(ArIas OF Great Britain, with mot'oes)

Provincial Secretory's Office,
HALIFAX. Nova Scotia, March Is, 1856.
The Lieutenant Governor Of Nova Scotia
having been employed to embody foreign
IeEicH, and TO rlisc British regiments for SER
vice in the provinces or abroad, notice is
hereby given, that all able bodied men, be-
tween the ages Of nineteen and forty, on ap-
plying at the depot at Halifax, will receive a
bounty CT IS sterling, equal TO $50, and on
being enrolled will receive So per month, with
the clothing, qu3Iters, and other advantages
20 which British soldiers are entitled.
Preference will be given to men who have
already seen service.
The period Of enlistment will be fron, three
TO I've years, at the option of the, British Coy
eminent
officers who have served will be eligible for
commissions. Gentlemen who wish to come
INTO the province will please lodge their names,
Iank, date CT service, &c at the office.
Persons who serve in the foreign legion will,
On the expiration ct their term, be entitled to
n free passage to America, or to the country
IF their birth
Pensions or yratuities, for distinguished SER
vices in the field, will be given.
Nova ScOtian and other shipmasters, who
may bring into this province poor men. willing
10 serve her Majesty, will be entitled to re-
seiye the cost Of passage for each man ship
ped from PhSadeipbis, New York. or Boston
by command: LEwIs NJ WILKINS,
Provincial Secretary.
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COUsTERYEIr FIVE DOLLAR NorEs on the
Consolidation Bank have already been issued
in Philadelphia. They have been prepared
by the Photographic process.
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EN0E SAEE.-A MARE, OF FINE BLOOD
IL and metle, and Colt, nearly weened. O.
The Mare is al excellent working animal ~
FOR light draft, stands without hitching. VIII ?
sold low, for want Of use. Enquire at Shrevs 5
Livery Stable, eth street. nov 2O-ois
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Two r FAC e II 9, PHYsiCIANS, Ann
Il Others.-The undersigned has on n,iv.ts
sale choice assortment of Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus, such a. Electro Ma nesic
Galvanic, and Magnetic Electric Batteries. sIicro
scopes, Air pumps; Condenser, Hydropen Gene.
rator Model Of Telegraph, ali oui's new ana :,
the best makers JAS. Z. MCGUIRE.
nov l7-3t "eieAan'.
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mo. 81

NoTIcE:-A foreign legion Is now being
raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Persons wish
Ing to join the legion will receive bounty Of
70 ster ing, or $50; from which a reduction Of
80 for travelling expenses TO Nova Scotia will
be made Besides good ratiOns and quarters,
men VIII receive so month as pay.
The period # enlistment is three or FIVE
years, at the cptiCn Of the applicant
For extraordinary service in the field, or
wounds, bonnties and pensions for life will be
granted Besides which, there is now a pro-
iect ia view, aud wbich,will undoubtedly be
carried out, 70 give ID each soldier, at the ex-
piration of his term Of service so acres, and
TO each non-cOm missioEsd officer leo acres of
land IL Canada.
All who arc inclined to enter the service I'M
der the regoing very favorable conditions,
are hereby Invited TO apply at Niagara City,
6utler Barracks, or at the Windsor Castle,
Windsor, c. V.
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GENTS FURNISHING GUOUS.
IN OUR HOSIERY AND GLOVE EEPART-
L nnent will be found a full assortment OF every
thing in that line. Of the newest STYLES ard sizes
Also Lambs w col, Merino, Cotton and SIX
Undershirts and Drawers, silk and Linen Cam
brl; Hdkfs. Stocks, Neck Ties, Scarfs Suspend
ers Umbrellas, TTrveliny Shawls and Blanket,
GumelaSt'c Over coats. Gumelastic Leggins
Gumeastic Caps, iumelestic Sou Westers ct
one-third less than usual prices.
W. EG5N g. SON,
No. 323 south side Pa. avenue
nov Iq-2w between 9th and 1th stS
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the steps necessary for him to secure his COM
mission. Your ob't serv't,
BRUCE MCDONALD.
Capt. Strsbel, LIST Comply Foreign Legion
MOT.
Dear Smith Il send you the accompanying
order, in currency equal to ESQ sterling, which
please send me receipt for by return of post
find / cannot make any arrangement with
the railroad people here. They say the tick
cts had better be paid for at Windsor, which
think is best also, for then the men will
come TO me clear Of expense, which is the in
tsntion. Tell Shuman and DR. Aschenfeldt
to telegraph me how they are getting on at
once, and how many, or if they have got any
men. Let me hear also from you.
Yours, truly, j. W. PRESTON,
Niagara, 4th June, 1855. 10Th Regiment
WINDSOR, June 4th, 1855.
by telegraph from Niagaa)
To Mr.. Smith How many men have you
got? Money leaves here tomorrow morning
J. W. PRESTON.
No.
WINDSOR CASTLE, 7th June, 1855.
(By Telegraph from Niagara.)
To Mr.. Smith Send in statement of money
issued and how applied. Tell all the others
to send me similar statements until such ar
rive, 1 cannot issue fer next month.
j. W. PRESTON.
No. 10.
SATURDAY, January q, 1855.
Sir:-I should be happy to see you at any
time you may choose to call, to-day or to-mor
row.
am sir, your most obedient servant,
[Signed. JOHN +. CHAMPION.
Mr.. HERTZ.
No. IL
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4th, 1855.
Sir:-With reference to our late conversation,
am now enabled to give you some moro def
mite information on the subject to which it re-
lated.
am sir, your obedient servant,
Signed. JOHN f. CHAMPION.
Il. HERTZ, Esq.
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Jas; c. Van Dyke, Esq, U. s. Attorney
Philadelphia.
No IA
ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE,


Sir desire to make further suggestion
| In regard to the trial of partie. charged with
recruiting soldiers in the United States for the
service of the Britsl Government
1t is known that instructions on this subject
were given by that Government to its officers
in the United States. We are told by Lord
Clarendon that those officers had stringent
Instructions so to proceed as not to violate
the municipal law-that is, to violate its spirit,
but not its letter. If So the instructions them
selves violate the sovereign rights of the Uni
ted States.
But, IN the mean time, every consul of Great
Britain in the United States is, by the ayowsl
OF his Government, susject to the Just suspi.
cion of breach Of law; while, apparently, he
must either have disobeyed his own Govern
ment, or, in obeying it, have abus ID his con-
sular functions by the violation of bis inter
national duty to the United State.
In these circumstances, it is deemed hieblv
necessary that the British consul at Philadoi-
phia, or any other officer of the British Gov
eminent, shall not be suffered to interfere in
the trials, US he attempted to do On a previous
occasion; that no letter of his be read, except
In the due form Of evidence, and that if he
have anything to say, he shall be put on the
stand by the defence in order that he may be
iuiIy cross examined by the prosecution.
1t is clear that he has no right. by any rule
OF public law, or Of international comfy, to
be heard in the case by the Court, otherwise
than as a witness, whether enforced or yolun-
teer
l have the honor to be, very respectfully,
e. CUSHING
JAS. c. VAN DYKE, Esq, U. Atty, Phila.
The Mexican Drafss.-The member of the
Mexican Boundary Survey corps left by the
American Commissioner, Major Emery, to
bring on Salazsr's formal ratification Of their
joint work, upon the receipt of which, at this
point, this great enterprise will be formally
concluded, was Mr.. Mickler, of Pennsylvania.
We do not see how he can reach Washington
before the 10th proximo, if as soon; rs on the
i4tn ultimo he was west of FL Paso, not then
quite ready to set out for Washington.
Inc Speakership.-Thet three opposition
members who hold most prominent positions
with reference to the Speakership are Messrs
Pennington Of N. j., Meacham of w., and
Humphrey Marshall of Ky. The last men.
toned is fortunate, indeed, in being without a
Congressional record Of late. Therein. and
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TYLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF Grin
ARABIC

As A REMEDY FOR COUGHS COLDS.
"A HOARSENE sS, ASTHMA, wHOOPING
COUGH, CkoU &c, posse. ses the greatest ad.
van:ages, with the least objections Of any Other in
use, having been extensively used the last twenty
years with Unparalleled success, not trumpeted TO
the world as specific or cure all, but recon.
mendeo as variable and scientific auxiliary IN
PULMONARY CASES, ready at hand, and one thai
has been generally found to afford relief where
most others have been tried without material ben.
eht As such IL is recognized by numbers of our
and have been eye witnesses Of its superior ETA ,
cacy, as well as by thous auds OF our most respec
tab citizens, who all endorse its claim to being
SAFE, paiatable, economical and efiicacious Price
70 cents, or three bottles 1 I one 50 cents.
Wholesale Agents. PATTERSON & MARIN,
ana STOTT 6c co Penna. avenue; PEEL &
STEVENS, Alexandria; CISSEL, Georgetown
Retailed by Druggists generally.
Also, TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS, the same composition in
lozenge form, 1aK cents = box. nov 10
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LIME CHINA ORNAMENrs - -.
style, class and finish, on exhibition At the
gfeat variety Store Of JOHN r. ELLIS,
NV a06 Pa. avenue -
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I'M A I

Dear Strabel:-I am directed bv the General
10 aequaiRt you that Mr. CHAMPION wants to
sec yoI at bis house, at ten o'clock tomorrow
morning-be punctual III you like, come up
TO my house AT halt-past nine o'clock, and we
will 50 together. Yours. truly,
.; w. PREsroS, 10th Reg't
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Ok. v. SHINN, DENTIST,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE -
h.,,,, 70 NO o. Scl Pa avenue, south side ~
ington, ID. c. novrs soI,e.
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hurst WARD
l. OYSTER ESTABLISHMENT
Corner OF Nineteenth and II streets.
u Families supplied in every style.
nov 9-lmA
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Joseph /. K. PLANT & CO.,
PAPER HANGERS d UPHOINrEHRRx

SoO ~ street, beftreen 9tk and l0th st,es,.
II EEP CONSTANTLY ON HANDl PINE
- and general assortment o. PAPER HANG
INGS, &c.
SAkPETS cut, made and put down n reason
ae rates, IN The best manner, and al the shortest
PAPER hung by experienced vsrkmeo. SAT-
isiacton In every case guaranteed
Acalis respectfully solicited
&C 2i-WThS&eolm
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DRESS C.pS,nsESSC.p,

DRESS CsPS.-DRES S CAPS.
HAVE THIS DAY OPENED A NEW AND
IL large lot Of the above Goods Rich and fine
stl les. with. prices To suit all who in want OF
CAPS L invite my customers TO call before they
are picked over. A. TATE,
nov E-5 At Kings old stand
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A FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD ON

A FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD ON
~ next THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the
23d and 23d instant, in the new Church, erected
on the Falls road, Alexandria county mile
from Georgetown, and about q half mile west Of
Ben's Cross Roads. The proceeds 10 be apprc-
priated 10 the benefit Of said Church Lectures
and other Entertainments during the dav and
evening. Dinner and supper provided for each
day The pubic are invited TO attend
BY order. nov ~ 20
THE UNION GUARDS take pleasure
~ In announcing TO their Military and CIV
ic friends that their 1rst Annual Ball will take
place at Numbers Assembly Hall, on the evening
Of January Sth.
Particulars in future advertisement.
nov 20-Tu&Sit
WARD UNION AsSo-
So CITATION viii meet WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 2ist instant, at * O'Clock, al
Potomac Hail. The attendance Of every me mber
is requested. WIN. COOPER, jr., Sec.
nov 2o-2t
TO WILLIAM CLARK, FORMER
49, Lf OF NEW YORK.-lf WILLIAM
CLARK, who wrote In June last TO his nephew
MARTIN CLARK, at Burlington, Iowa, Is now
in this city, from which place his letter was da-
ted viii call at the Office of no. s & Ro. ii. Gal
laher, Todd's Marble Building, he will have an
opportunity OF seeing said nephew, who has come
on To w ashington as requested by his uncle afcTe
said nov 20 1t
g,A CARD-The Washington Trede xnd
~ Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
as every way worthy Of thsir patronage. They
alone pay me bill OF prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
III. T.. Loudon & Co. Edw'd Cooley,
p. J. Stser, Jas. L. McInto.h,
VIM Tucker, Thos Bcyne,
Duvall q, Bro, Matlock 4 Griffith,
Jos. X. Thompson, VIM. III. Stanford,
Edw'd " Drew, Thos. X Gray.
P.S-Strangers designing to work In this CITY
through the season will take ice hat those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
to work for. JAS. LACVEY, Rec. Sec.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9th, 1855.
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IKssEEA MANAGER.... HENRY G. JARRETT
(Also of the Baltimore nj useum)
STACK MANk6ER .sui- - A@e-'
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette. .............50 cents
Family Circle, second ter.........-..--.S
Gallery. % 10
No extra chsrse for Reserved Seats Private
Boxes can be obtained. Box Once open Tuesday
and Wednesday from until O'Clock.
Doors open at OK O'Clock p. m: curtain rises at
TX o'clock precisely.
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GAS AND STEAM FITTING.

IN ALL Their BRANCHES, rROMTLY
L attended 10. Just re ,eivej. an assortment Of
FANCY and PLAIN FIXTURES, TO WEIGH a;
tention is called L. III. SIMS,
Plumber and Gas itter
nQy 21-eolm 2i2 Seventh ST, bet. ID & r..
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CONCERTS EvERYEyENIN0

AT GERHARDTS SALOON
Capitol Restaurant, Maryland n-ssre, 3oe
A N Eng AGEMENT HAS BEEN MADE
N with ihe beautiful and charming MISS
FANNY FORREST, whose sweetness ard
power Of voice has created such a sensation in
New York, Pbiladel ph IA and Baltimore who will
appear every evening In conjunction with Mr. 3
RAYMOND, the celebrated Buno Singer, end
other artists
Commencing on Monday evening, November
18th. at O'Clock.
Admission Ga cSuts nov l7-Iv.
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II ETs, BAsKErs.-once, Nursery
-. p, hnlie, Toilet, Card, Travelling, Din
nef, facking and other kinds Of BASKETs iust
ecSf'eo a. JOHN y kLLIS,S
,o, IA avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

Admission 81 cents; Orchestra seats, IS carts;
Family Circle. p cents. neVsJ
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NEW PRINTiNG ESTaBIISHNlEnr

TEtHUMAS McGILL (LATE OF THE FIRM
Il OF kirkwood & McGiil) has opened an office
on Seventh street, between ID and L, lover Coch-
ren's tobecco sto ed where he Is prepared to eye
cute at short notice, all orders for PLAIN or OR
NANENTAL PRINTING. nov 2O-3t
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Fourteenth Dramatic Entertainment

Fourteenth Dramatic Entertainment:
Second and last appearance Of the gifted trsge.
dian,
JAMES w. WALL ACK, Jf.,
Who will appear (by "a ticular request) in cha
acteT he LAS readered peculiarly his own,
entitled
W RI n Err!
In the celebrated tragedy, In i've acts. written by
Lord Byron, ard pronounced by all ,udgee OF
good acting one Of his best efforts. CHS and
trans Atlantic cities and scholars unhesi tatingly
say Kat JAMES w. WALLACK Is the living
Embodiment of Byron's fine erection And the
editor OF the Modern Standard Drama, whilst
he paws the highest compliment 10 his (Mr.
Wallack'S genius, renders out Just tribute to
his rare aud brilliant powers.
Mrs. MELINDA JONES will appear as Jo-
SEPHINE.
THURSDAY EVENING, November 81.
VIII be presented the tragedy Of
WERNER.
Uric. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr. j Il Howe
Vdiol-......-.--- MI fdWln Ade ms
Jose phine .....--.....hr rs Melinda Jones
Ida. ...................Mi Miss Mary Devlin
The performance Will commence with the glcri-
rious farce OF the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Diggory. Mr. Jefferson
Fifteenth Dramatic entertainment on Saturday
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