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PRAIsEwoETHY.- We understand that
at a meeting OF the members Of Hook &
Ladder Co. No /, held a few evenings
since they resolved TO have a party and
ball in two or three weeks on a large
scale, the proceeds 10 be applied for the
bencf, of the families of those unfortunate
persons who may be drafted in his county.
The affair will come off some time after
Christmas; and from the fact that the
boys Of Hook & Ladder Co. will have
charge of it, we may expect good time.
Besides, the object is such praiseworthy
one, that we doubt not the proceeds will
amount to a handsome sum.
NAVIGATION. - Notwithstanding the
Iateness of the season, the steamers Comet
and Sunbeam are running pretty regularly
between Milwaukee and this port and Two
Rivers, and will continue to do so until
Jack Frost comes DOWN 100 hard on them
At this time Of year we would very much
prefer to be editor of a country newspaper
poor as the business is-than Captain Of
a Lake steamer. Captains PABsr and
MoRGAN have our warm sympathy, and
their Clerks, Messrs HURsoS and CARDS
NER. our kind regards. When We get to
be President, the whole four shall be mem,
bers of our Cabinet, or receive fat CON
tracts.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, J

7
MANITcwcC CoUSTY,
Village Trfasurer's OfHes,
Two Rivers, November On, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
~ the l,th day Q! December next, shall sell
az my office all hereinafter Us ntioned lots, or
other pieces or parcels OF land upon which the
taxes for the year 1862 have nct been Iait, for
the purpose OF paying Inc ta1es assessed on such
lots, pieces CT parcels Of ldnd, together with all
charges and costs due thereon, in accordance
with the charter Of the Village Aforesaid, to Wit
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Ig Lieut.. Don A. SHOVE, Of the 14th
Regiment, arrived home on "Wednesday
morning. We believe he has resigned.
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ct Gen. Mcclellan has been visiting
tie public schools IN New York city and
making speeches 70 tie children.
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GuaEdian's Sale.

In Probate -Mauifowoc County Court. In
the matter Of the Guardianship Of The minor
heir of GuStavus Richter, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given t at By virtue and
IN in pursuance of an order of license made
IN sail mLttr, on the lst day OF December A
d 1862, by The County Court of said county,
the undersigned, Guardian Of the said Lifior
heir, will on the 29lh day OF December, 1862,
at 10 n'clack in the forenoon, at August
Baensch's Sore, in the village o; N4uitowoc in
sniI county, offer for sale 1t Public Vendue, the
following described lsld, to Wit Lot number
Twelve (12l in book 10. txo hundred and TWEEN
~ nine 2Z9 in the village of Msnito~oc. a.
designated Oh tic Dltt Of said village Iecor led
IN the o'hce Of Register OF ID eds OF said county.
The terms o! sae viii be made known al m i.
time snI place OF sale. Dated Dec 4. 1852
EUGEN 0. c. Won ALTER, Guardian.
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.IkkEN UP-By the subscriber on Section 7,
l. town Of Manitowoc Rapids, on the % uIt.
a red HEIFER with white back and white face.
red rings around the eyes. and crippled horns.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take her a~av
ROEYUS HALVERSOT
hanitowoc Rapids Dec +, 1859
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school Teacher Wanled,

A MALE TEACHER wanted in District n,
~ 3, town Of Cato. Apply to
THOS. THORNTON.
December 4 1862
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SO CORDS DE ~ GOD wanted Al the
~ Ia .itowo" Plot Olhce, for which the
highest Fr'ce will be pad in subscriptions TO he
paper, Advertising, &c
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Milwaukee Office-17 Newhall House
S. w. SMITH, Agent in Manitowoc.
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William II. Glover,
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DIED.

In this city, on the I'd inst, HoHArIo N. STEELE.
The funeral ceremonies VIII take place to-day,
lThursday,) at the Masonic Hall, corner Of d and
Ninth streets, at o'clock p. The friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
On the I'd instant, at halfpast ten o.csock, DR..
DANIEL, (colored,) aged % years.
His friends and relations are requested TO attend
his funeral this afternoon, at O'clock, from his
late residence on Third street.
In this city, on the Cd instant, Frances j., eldest
daughter OF Edward c. Younger, in the 18th year OF
her age W. ~ : ?. AEI .u
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her father, 4oo Eleventh street, between and
streets, to-day (Thursday) at D. m. The relatives
and friends Of the family are requested to attend
without further notice.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04

DEATHS or soLDirns--The following have been
reported since our last issue:
Manning r. waldron, company @, nth Me.
Walter Potter, company Q, soth Pa; Mt. Pleas
Jane. West, company A, Goth N. j., Patent once
William hurley. company p, iaoth N. y, Hare
walter 8. wright, nd N. Y. art Patent once
Henry .u,sst, company =, is1th Pa, Patent OF.
David j; stephens, company /, oath Mich, Emo
sergt John Thompson, I'D U. 5. art, Emory hos.
Timothy W George, company B, 18th Me-, Island
Jacob i. Manchester, company I, 18th R. l., Armo-
ry hospital WI
c Jason Rus:el, company D, list N Y. art.' Trinity
q, $. Elkins, company =, I'd N. H., Douglas hos.
pital.
sherman Hoyt, company b, n4th N. v, Union
Hugh II. Mason, company G, 10th N. j., Carver
hospital. H'u. ....-..
samuel =. Aulls, company =, nth Mich, Carver
hospital. Il u.
Robt, Bennett, company II, Ist N. Y, Mt. Pleas
ant hospital.
N. ]. GeGrsw, company H, 9Th H., Georgetown
Eben Bean, company A, 9th N. H.; Armory hos
pital. 100 ..'
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OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS,
Nouemher o. 1850

Since the above advertisement, dated the nth in
slant, for Proposals for Indian Goods" was pub
shed, it has been decided to take from class No. g.
the 20 600 pounds OF tobacco called for, and let 1t
form class No. 8.
Although there ID q sample OF the tobacco in this
office, bidders are requested TO forward samples
with their bids, for consideration.
w. p DOLE,
nov 20 Commissioner.
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DY w. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

pY w. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
AND MULES-Will be sold at public auction,
Corral, near the Naval Observatory, Washington
d. c., on MONDAY, 9Th December, 1862, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock, number of
HORSES AND MULES,
Condemned as unfit for the public service.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
.H. J. ]. DANA,
Capt. A. q. NJ, U. S. A.
W. L. WALL CO.,
de (Starl Auctioneera.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


-ti AIN OClIlNlIIlN 10.
LORDS NEW THEATRE.
+ M fsI
Tenth street, right above Pennsylvanta avenue.
tAl:o Of Holiday Street Theatre, BsitimoreJ
THE CHARMS OF THE OPERA NIGHTLY As
At THIS FIRST CLASS THEATREf
The Beautiful Prima Donna,
Mis- CAnoLnE RICHIMGs,
FWG e MY a ane srsno ienes oi
This (THURsDAY) EVENING, Dec. .,
The splendid operate Spectacle OF the
s,eu. .,oy,u,s
Ramir, the Pirate Chief Mr., Peter RicHiNSs
M, Nc. Dunn and a full company of Choristers,
tl.,io Ser,tI sna NV VIE Satnerine, Mons, bap-
r,. ...,.,. .,....:.- - n
Inc '''"' CONFORMATION a''d f"n Double oompdnie''
,,,,,.,,..--
bh NJ r. ~ me p,ou,Nos
~ No extra charge for admission.
q Secured seats f,centy,tipe cents extra.
Dress Circle and Parquette, 90 eentsi orchestrs
b9Ses, "
oes AZ ~ O'CLOCK dea
Penn'a avenue, near Wizards, Hotel
lf'"A'D GROVER Manager
THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING,
MISS f LUCILLE 81 inf 4%e WESTERN sr'Ei
The eminent Young Actor
y Mr. : l. l. P ! BARRETT !, :!
VI o a L u Il N,
AND THE
Great American Excelsior Company,
In C. W. Tayleure's thrilling domestic drama of
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u new stock Of Clothing for Men and Boys use,
which we have just received, and offer for sale at
very low prices, at No. 464 seventh street, near F.
]. BRUCE d CO.,
Projectors Of Oak Hall Clothing Room.
sep 25-Sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04

SMlTH a. BEALL, No. 36l SEVENTH
~ Street, between land X streets, 10 the Cheapest
Clothing House in town. Trythem.
nov 2i--dtianl
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FOR SALE OR RENT


nor RENT--Handsomely furnished spart-
IL ments, suitable for members of Congress, No
4b7 Ninth street. between and + streets, near the
Patent ONCE. dec 4-lw.
.--------------------------
LNOR SALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES AND
and Sutler Establishment has been doing fine
of Pennsylvania avenue; will also make a frat.
class restaurant. For full particulars apply at the
Agency Office Oil Ninth street near Pennsylyania
avenue. N, II. MILLER
Also, City Property and Houses for sale
--....-- go .-....---..--
rOR RENT ANnS.IH-rho r,,rn,,,r,
toaM nENi hND "a LE-lhe furniture OF
pooru ~ the o nshI nat iou1e, WIN fourteen
@ io ~ so 'r sers ossi " now nav
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CAsTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AvEHuE, HEAR srxrH ST.,
. Inns rear ofns National Hotel.
The Greatest Triumph of the season.
SECOND WEEK a. SECOND WEEK
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
OF H...
SEN0RITI ANNETTE 0ALLETTL
SEyORITA ANNETTE GALLETTL,
SEN0RITA ANNETTA GALLETTL, ,
SEY0RITA ANNETTA GALLETTL,
SENORITA INNETTA GALLETTL,
SENORITA ANNETTA GALLETTI,
Pronounced by the Press and the Public to be the
Greatest Female Danseuse In the World,
without exception. Also,
MONS. EDWARD VELARDF,
The Best Male Dancer IN Existence.
TONIGHT,
they will appear in the splendid ballet entitled
THE PAINT ER's ILLUSION.
The expense attending the engagement Of these
GREAT ARTIsTEs
for the short season will exceed $1,000.
IT, o,,. batter .tf.et
AN ENTIRE NEW STAGE HAS BEEN ERECTED
Making II now
The Best Hall I'm Washington.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER l,
Return Of the popular and fsvorite sonsstrsss,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
Also the beautiful queen of Terpsichore,
MISS KATE PENNoYER,
AND THE
GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY.
Continued success Of the charming
NELLIE TAYLOR,
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS,
The two great lights of Minstselsy, in
NEW SONGS, DANCES, and BANJO SOLOS.
The great Eastern Juggler,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG
WILLIE EMERSON,
The Funny Mig.
j. SYLVAS CLARKE,
The Versatile Comedian.
Tonight, Tonight,
THE PAINTERS ILLUSION,
/ ANNETTA GALLETTA, MONS vELARDE,
and the great
GALLETTA BALLET TROUPE
will appear.
Performance TO conclude with the laughsble
farce entitled
BLACK ANTHONY.
Doors open at 6.; performance, TX o'eiock.i
Admission, % cents; Orchestra Chairs, so cents.
A GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For Ladies and Children.
Admission % cents; Orchestra Chairs so cents.
del
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THE CONFESSIONS AND

EXPERIENCE
OF AN
INV A L D.
Published for the BENEFIT and 80 warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from spermatorrhea, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, etc, supplying. at the same
time, THE MEANS OF SELF CURE. By one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and INJURY through medical humbug and quackery
By enclosing post paid Addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
nov 2s-d3mif Bedford, Kings Co., NJ Y.
200 doz. Hermetieally Sealed Goods, consisting OF
y Fruits Jelies, Meats, Vegetables, Pickles, DC,
lust received and for sale at New York market
prices at
no IL OSTHElM bRoThENs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04

nR. FISHB LATT,
~ OF No. AL, corner Of Eighth and + streets,
Opposite the General Post Once,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS, as well all Diseases of Imprudence,
of whatever character, and which may be declared
incurable by other physicians. He engages to make
an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the science OF medi-
cine he is enabled offer himself to the public
being the only In Washington capable Of Afford
ing speedy relief All durable will be guarsn-
curry any other dangerous medicine Recent cases
cured In two or three days.
N b. Letters addressed to Dr. F., at his office, No.
l2i corner of Eighth and L streets, opposite Gen.
eral Post Office, will receive immediate attention.
oc 3-y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04

NTOTICE.-MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND
N STRANGERS VISITING WASHINGTON
VIII find 1t much to their advantage and personal
comfort III rooming out) to take their meals al this
well-known and congratulated Restaurant. The
subscriber has spared no expense in reftting his
entire which Is intended exeluslvely
for frst-class Gentlemen's Restaurant, where may
be found all the comforts Of private home, and on
very moderate terms.
Gentlemen are particularly requested to cali be-
fore making arrangements elsewhere,
c. GAUTIER,
nov 29-eoim 262 Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04

MEETING OF THE RESIDENTS OF MIcHIoAs.-At
a meeting Of the citizens Of Michigan, residing In
this city, convened at the Office Of II. L. stevens,
Esq, on the evening Of December l. 1892 1t was re-
solved to organize permanent society of Michi-
gan residents, to be called the Michigan Society
OF the District OF Columbia Whereupon the
Hon. James NJ. Edmunds was elected President; c.
o. Thompson, ESQ.,, Vice President; M. L. N. How
ell, Treasurer, and C. Clark, Esq., Secretary, for
one year. a.. t
On motion, II was resolved that this society cee-
brate the anniversary Of the Michigan Soldiers
Relief Association by dinner and that the tickets
for the same be sold at double the cost of the din
ner, and that the surplus receipt be paid into the
treasury of the association.
The following gentlemen, viz; Messrs. Alyord
Gray, Moses, simonds and Pierce, were appointed
q committee of arrangements; and Messrs. Atlee
Howell, Green, Clark, Hon. z. Chandler, +. w
Kellogg and the President Of the society, commit
tee on Invitations
Resolved, that these proceedings be communi
Gated to the press, for publication.
]. M EDMUNDs, President.
c. CLARK, Secretary. ..'. ..
Washington, ID. c., December 1, 1859. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04

GENEROUS OFrER OF LITTLE, THE MURDERER
ly killed Officer leach, has expressed his intention
Of bestowing the greater portion Of the fortune
shortly coming to him upon the widow Of the de
ceased.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04

MEETING OF CHAPLAIss.-The measures of the
Government, In conjunction with the army chap
ains and surgeons for securing the better burial Of
bly, at the chaplains' meeting yesterday It Is pro-
posed to make this association permanent one,
during the war,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04

FUNERAL OF john LEACH, JR.-The funeral of
Officer Leach took place yesterday from the First
Presbyterian Church, on Four-snd-a-half street,
about 12b o'clock. The Mayor, members of the
bers Of the police force, detailed for the purpose,
assembled at the City Hall about II O'Clock, and
ed to the residence of deceased. The procession
was then formed and the corpse conveyed by way
of massachusetts, avenue to Seventh street, down
Seventh to Pennsylvania avenue, up Pennsylv ania
to Four-anda-half street, and thence to the
church. The services was conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Ryan, of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He
delivered fervent and impressive discourse, pay.
ing high tribute to the merits of deceased The
procession was again formed and moved along
Four-and-a-half street to Louisiana avenue, ul
Louisiana avenue to Fourth street, and out Fourth
by way of New York avenue, to Glenwood Gene
terry.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04

Sick SoLDIERs-This morning, at Q O'Clock, sOl
sick soldiers, from the different hospitals in Alex
andria, and 800 from Fairfax Seminary will he sent
to New York by transport.
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COMIC PANTOHLMES,
AUTIFUL BALLETS,
ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
SINGING, DANCING, dc

Parquette and Family Circle as cents
Orchestra Chairs 80
Private Boxes, (holding six persons) -Ss
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PIeKPocKETs ARREsTED.-Two men, who gave
their names as John Jones and John Smith, were
arrested yesterday, by Officer Lynch Of the Fourth
of picking the pocket OF John r. Glinn, contain
ing $50 in Treasury notes. Immediately upon theil
being arrested they were searched and the money
found upon them. They were taken to the station
house, where an examination was held before Jus
tice Walter, who committed them to jail for court
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MILITARY EauIPMEN

TRUNK, AND HARNESS
NJ A N u + A q II o RN,
400 Seventh atreet,
OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
constantly on hand, . large and varied assort-
Military and Citizens SADDLES,
BRLDLEs,
BREAST COLLARS,
FELT SADDLE CLOTHS,
SHABRA CUES,
Patent Feed and Water Buckets,
Officers Haversacks,
Officers Fine Sword Belts,
Belt Trimmings, and
Field Glass Cases.
ks.
SOLE LEATHER,
IRON FRAME,
RooD BOX TRUNAs.
VALISES,
HARNESS, dc.
REP AIRING.
As ] manufacture Trunks extensively, and neees-
sarily have all kinds Of Trunk Material am better
* repair and
JAMES s. ToPHAM.
oct I4-smi
4 OPTICIANS
s s:--. &C.,. 80 =...:rS
- ''s'-1;'>7a:a----t
~ IT, ..-.|
aA4 PEEHSYLVAEIA AVENUE,
North side,) between Twelfth and Thirteenth SITS,
3ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Under the National Hotel
'''' TACLEs,
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND CARTES DE
PISITE,
sTEREosCoPES AND VIEWS, &C, &c,
In great variety, and at the lowest prices, whole
sale or retail. nov j
1NIsH a. sARG ENT's
L AWNING, FLAG, AND
UNION TENT FACTORY,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Suffers AND ARlfY TENIS
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Awnings, Flags, Tents, Mail Bags, Horse Covers
| Signs, Wagon Covers, sc, made at short notice.
mys-tf
| CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THF
~ Subscriber, sometime since, u CONDEMNED
| Government Horse, The owner 10 requested tC
come forward, prove property, pay damages snt
charges, and take him away.
| II, J, MCCLELLAN,
| no 29-i0ts Ridge Road, Eastern Branch.
COALi COALii
| full supply OF all kinds of Anthracite Coal TO
sale at lowest possible rates.
E3-2,24o pounds to the ton
asa Pennsylvania avenue,
! de i-6tif Bet Eleventh and Twelfth SITS.
| IL Bookbinder,
No I'll PENN. AVE, WARRINGTON, d,
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ISHUMAs TREATMENT ora DEAD BoDy.-Re-
Gently, the father of of our brave volunteers,
who died in hospital in this city, came here for
the purpose of having the body dsinterred and ia
ken to his home. When the body was taken up,
the griefstrcken father present to identify the
body. What was his horror and agony, on remov-
ing the coffin lid, to find that the body of his dar-
ling boy had been horribly mutilated by the sur
geons The legs and arms were severed from the
trunk, the knee joints separated, and other dissec-
tions had been made.
We learn that the father made complaint to the
Surgeon General, who promised to have the mat.
ter Investigated For this reason forbear giving
the names of the hospital and the surgeons who
are responsible for such outrageous treatment Of
dead PATRIOTS remains.
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Doors open at half past tx Performances to
commence ct quarter before eight O'Clock. nov 20
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Georgetown Marine List.

ARRIVED AND IN PORT,
Schr. Mott, Bedell, Rider, from New York
Schr. Ann D., Wicks, from New York.
Schr. John Warren, laden with barley, from New
York.
Steamer +. Chamberlain, Broughton, Phila.
steamer H. J. Devinney, Bristow, Philadelphia.
schr. Palestine, Camburn loading with coal for
New York
Providence.
DEPARTURES,
steamer II. J. Devinney, Bristow, mdse., Phila.
Schr, Village Queen, Hawkins, coal, Providence.
Schr. Mary Mankin, Briggs, coal, Boston.
schr, Sarah Julia, Gilley, coal, New York.
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full sight Of the Stage. The alterations made al
an expense Of
Five Thousand Dollars,
And the company engaged, comprise
THE BEST TALENT IN AMERICA.
A. M. Hernandez,
The great unrivslled Pantomimist.
Miss G. Fitzvvilliams,
The Great Singer, from the London Theatres.
Morest Brothers,
The Most Wonderful Performers In the World.
Mons. A. Grossi,
From Niblo's Garden, New York.
Mons. c. Lehman,
From Niblo's Garden, New York.
Mons. s,ollosy,
Late of the Rsvel Troupe.
Dick Sands,
The Great Clog Dancer.
J. Albert Allen,
Celebrated Negro Comedian.
Paul Berger,
The Fsvorite Actor.
james Pilgrim,
The Popular Comedian.
J. w. Lands,
The King of Song and Dance,
Tom Vance,
The Popular Comic Singer.
Mlie Julia Lehman,
The Accomplished Danseuse, from Niblo's Gsrdel
New York
MILE Pauien,
From the Port st. Marten, Paris.
Mile wheipley,
The Charming Actress, from Laura Keene's
Theatre, New York.
Nadine Grossi,
From Niblo's Garden, New York.
Nadine Lehman,
From Niblo's Garden, New York.
Nadine Msrtinstti,
From Niblo's Garden, New York.
Miss Drake,
From Arch st. Theatre, Philadelphia.
Miss Florence,
From Bowery Theatre, New York.
From Brosdway nusic Hall, New York.
Miss Robinson,
From Philsdelphis Theatres.
Miss simmonds,
From Philadelphia Theatres.
Miss Adams,
From the Western Theatres.
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET.
BALLET MASTER MONS. A. eros
A BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE
VIII be given nightly
COMIC PANTOMZMES,
BEA UTLFUL BALLETS,
ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
/ SINGING, DANCING, d
Parquette and Family Circle -25 cen
Orchestra Chairs 80
Private Boxes, Cholding six persons) SO
Single Seats in Boxes rs ceI
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II Bookbinder,
No 2n PENN. AVE, WASHINGTON, d. @.
Books bound in every style-Turkey, Morocco,
Russia, and Calf. je7.