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Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
NEW york poLIT1cs.
INAtouRArIoN OK OF GOV. sEYMou!
REMARKS OF Ex.ooVER-
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REPLY OF GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.

ALBANI, Jan. 2.-The Inauguration Of Gov.
Seymour took place yesterday. After the adj
minlstratlon of the oath Of office, Gov. Morgan
delivered an Interesting congratulatory hd-
dress, calling his attention to the highly pros-
porous condition Of the State, and closing with
some pertinent illusions 70 national affairs.
The millions Of people, he said, who arc now
aroused by imaginary wrongs to fierce passion
cannot at once return to reason. Their resent
ment must have 70 cool. and the deluslon under
which they arc acting 70 be disslpated; but
they must surely como, when the people OF the
South will again own the same Sovereignty,
honor the same laws, fight under tho same flag.
At present we must use the sword. 1t can
not be sheathed until those In rebellion shall
lay down their arms, and the Constitution and
the laws shall have uniform sway.
Atthe conclusion OF Morgan's address, which
was warmly applauded, Gov. Seymour delv-
cred his inaugural addrees.
tsEcoND DIsPATcH.l .
Governor Seymour thanked ex-Govcrnor Nor
gan for his kind expressions and good wishes,
and congratulated him on the able close Of his
administration; and said, have soomnly
sworn TO support the Constitution ofthe United
States with all its grants, resolutions, and guar
antees, and shall support It. havo also
sworn TO support the constitution of the State
of New York, with all its powers and rights,
and shall uphold II. Ihave sworn to support
the duties Of the Office of Governor of the State
and, with your aid, they shall be faithfully per-
| formed. The constitutional laws are meant for
the guidance Of our official conduct, and for
your protection and welfare, The first law re-
corded for my observance is the declaration,
that 1t shall be the duty Of the Government to
maintain and defend the sovereignty and juris-
diction Of the State; and the most strict inJunc-
ton Of the constitution Is, that the Governor
shall take care that the laws are faithfully exc
cuted. SO help me God this shall be.
He said he would not dwell, on the present
occasion, upon our national affairs. The posi-.
| tlon Of New York, as a State, had been happily
attended TO by his predecessor, and his own
views on the subject would be laid before the
Legislature. While knowing that his position
gave him little control over national afiairs, he
yet yentured 10 trust that, before the end Of his
term Of service, the country would BE- again
great, glorious, and united, 40 1t was in other
days Of the Republic.
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Major General Commanding
L.arEs Fire I'm New YorL. .

NEW YORK, Jan. "A fire, last night, de.
stroyed Wilson's cracker bakery, on Fulton
street. Loss over $4,000.
The coffee and spice mills adjoining were al.
so burned. Loss 10000.
The ncxt building was also destroyed. II
was occupied by various parties. Loss 50 900.
Numbers seyenty-ave and seventy-seven were
also burned. They were occupied by Dacory 4
Mansng, Whitfield q Plummer, Hotierty Il
McHugh. Loss 5000. Also the building No.
70, occupied by Smith Ely, whose loss is sl5,
OO9.
j. c, Ely's paper storei loss slO,O 900, Broome
& Smiths printing Office, No. 73i loss $1,000,
Tho fire spread to Gold street, destroying
building No. So, occupied by King & MONA,
hon. Loss g., 900.
II then spread 10 Beekman street, damaging
three buildings and their contents 10 the extent
of about 81 600.
G. W. Woodward, steam-pump maker, on
Beekman street, was burned out. Loss $3I,
600
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A Btin Further Triumph OF American
Engineering Bkill-The staffOrd Pro-
Jsetils, and the DahIEren Gun.
Experiments had at the navy yard yesterday
have, as we learn, resulted in the most aston
ishlng suceess-three different weights, or sizes
OF the rined Stafford projeetlle were used, and
the most sangulne anticipations Of the inventor
roallEed-And the fact demonstrated that none
of the iron-clad monsters, either OF this or the
old country, can Withstand this iron-punching
invention when shot from Dahlgren rined
cannon.
Mr.. Stafford will soon have n trial Of a shot
already prepared for the Monitor ffteen-inch
smooth-bore Dahlgren, and the results are
looked for with intense interest by scientific
men throughout the country. He ia being
furnished with all the facilities for experiment
ing and perfecting his projectilcs that his
Renius deserves. The country may be assured
that while Capt. Dahlgren is at the head OF the
ordnance department Of tho navy, every in
terest Of the Government will be attended to.
and all the Improvements likely to aid In at
tanning desired end, (the suppression OF re-
bellion,) will be adopted.
These experiments have all been made under
the immediate supervision of Captain william
Mitchell, eommAndAnt Of ordnance at the navy
yard, who is a most able, accomplished, and
EentlsmAnly officer.
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TO oUR PArRoNu.

We arc now engaged in remOdslllng our iys-
ten Of delivering this paper, and hope, in a few
days, to be able to deliver the paper promptly
and regularly 70 each subscriber. Meanwhile
wsbeg indulgence while in this trsnsitiOn state,
until our new carriers shall become accustomed
TO their duties. II our Subscribers will prompt
ly notify this once when dsIiDQusncIOs occur,
1t win greatly facilitate our ssOrts to procure
faithful carriers.
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HEADQuARTERs.

NIUVIHHNIII JUN . IoUO'
Major General HIlleck! l have just learned
from Major General Granger that Maj, Stevens,
of the Fourteenth Kentucky cavalry, with 100
men, who was ordered by him upon u scout, 10
ascertain the whereabouts Of a large band of
gucrillas in the eastern part Of Powell county,
KY, on the 26lh ultimo, after travelling all
night over obscure and dangerous brldle-paths,
they came upon the enemy's camps. The rebels
were preparing to move. Our men dashed upon
them, capturing their leader, a noted guerilla,
and II OF his band. The remainder, though
outnumboring Major Stevens force, were ut
terly routed, and escaped into the dense woods,
brush, and mountain gorges.
Twenty-Five horses and a large amount of
clothing, blankets, guns, pistols, &c, that were
being transported to Humphrey MaTshall's
camp, were also captured.
II. q. WRIGHT,
Major General Commanding
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Erom Yaaoo River.

CAIRO, Jan. "A steamboat from below re.
ports that the gunboats accompanying General
shorman's expedition had gone up the YazoO
river, at Dramnla Coils Bluff. Twenty mlles
above Its mouth, rebel battery was discovered
A severe cannonading followed, during which
the gunboat Benton was struck sixteen times
the shots penetrating,
General Sherman's forces viii debark up the
Yazoo river, and march to the rear of Viclfs,
burg.
A train with supplies would leave Memphis
yesterday for Holly Springs, when Island No. 10
would be evacuated. Lately, slxty-nino can.
non were spiked, and ten thousand rounds OF
ammunition were thrown into the river.
Jefferson Davis addressed the Mississippi
Legislature, al jackson, on the 96th ult
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The MIssouri I.eElslatnrs.

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan, 2.-Both houses Of
the legislature to-day passed a resolution TO
appoint Joint committee to Inemorlallze Con-
gress to appropriate not less than three millions,
to pay such Of the enrolled militia as have been
in active seryloei also to ask Congress to grant
to the State all the rebel property conascated
to the United states therein, TO indemnify the
loyal citizens.
They also passed q resolution for joint ses-
sion on Tuesday next, for the election Of two
United States Senators.
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OUTRAGEOUS ABUSES AT FAIRFAX
COUnT-FnUTaE

ATOP. m, on the slst ult., a detachment
Of the Fifth New York cavalry, without com
mlsalOned officers, broke into private house
on Main street, held the occupant, and took
from him his wallet, containing SAL.
From thence they proceeded TO the sutler es-
tabllshment Of Mr.. NJ. H. Sullivan. The doors
were closed for the night, but the troops broke
them open, overpowered the three clerks in at
tendance, robbed the money drawer Of about
$3.50 In cash, and took about 5000 worth of
goods, comprising tobacco, gauntlet gloves,
&C., &C., and perfectly demollshing the con-
ents of the store.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Cummings i'm
mediately ordered his infantry guard to load,
and they were marched to the scene of the dis
aster, when the cavalry fed TO the outskirts of
the town.
The matter Ia now undergoing investigation.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,

NInVIDHdII1 Jun 2 IoOJ.
lEqj. Gen. Halleck, GenerdI.in. CHIEF; Major
General Granger reports that he has received
dispatch from Major Foley, commanding an
expedition sent by him TO Elk Fork, Campbell
county, Tennessee, composSd Of $50 men Of the
Sixth and Tenth kentucky Cavalry, stating that
on Sunday morning last he surprised q camp of
rebels $50 strong, at that place, killing 30,
wounding l76, and capturing 81, without the
loss Of man. AL Of their camp equipage was
burned, and eighty horses and largo amount
Of arms captured. II. q. WRIGHT,
Major General Commanding.
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ARRIVAL OF GIN. BUTLER. - Contemplated
SsTsndds.-Gen. Butler and wife arrived yester-
day and took up their quarters at the National.
He Ia accompanied by the following members
Of his staff
Major J. N. Bell, Col. shaffer, Capt. Puffer,
Col. Mcmillan, Col. Whildon, DR., Mccormick.
Having declined the serenSds rendered him
last evening, on account of feeling somewhat
exhausted, 1t lS contemplated to extend this
honor to him this evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

OUT OF AsnGUSITIoN.-It iS believed that
the rebels were quite out of ammunition amer
the battle Of Fredericksburg. 1t Is otherwise
difficulty to explain what seemed SO "incon-
csiyable'' TO Gen. Hooker, the fact that they
did not attempt to drive our troops out of Fred
erickSburg with shot and shell. 1t is known
that they used stones, railroad iron, &c, In
their cannon during the battles
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

Coll MCMILLAN, commanding the Twenty
hrot Indiana, arrived iu Atls city last night, IN
company with General Butler, from New Or
leans. The regiment under his command is
one Of the first which entered the country's
service, and have enjoyed excellent health, and
can now muster seven hundred and fifty In fine
trim for active duty,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

TUE GoyrREsHTT LOAT or l542.-The Sec
rotary Of the Treasury has decided to pay the
loan Of ls42 in coin The amount Is g, SOC, 900,
aud fell due on the 1st inst.
Assistant Treasurer Cisco, Of New York, has
been duly and officially Informed Of this fact,
and will act accordingly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

~ The "NArIoSALREPUsnoAs," )" on Mon
day neHi, VIII be Issued IS an evening paper.
This change is made In answer 20 public de-
Enand, and because vo believe We can thereby
furnish our readers witha better paper. Tho
editorial management win be somewhat chang
ed, and the rePortOrial force win be Increased.
We shall spare no efforts TO keep the RErUmI-
CAN posted up with the latest news of the day.
We mShs no boast, but ask tho public to judge
Of our Efforts upon their merits.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

- We shall publish on Monday, the letter
Of Mr.. Kennedy to the N Y Tribune, In refer
to his letter of April 10, to Hon. Jacob Thomp-
son. The explanations entirely relieve Mr.. Ken.
nsdy from any liability to eensure In the
premises.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-Arriyed, steamer
Sierra Nevada, nom Oregon, with $4,000 In
gold.
The legislature Of Washington Territory,
after a two weeks exciting contest over the
election of a presiding officer and sergeants Of
council, has commenced business.
Sailed, the Constitution, with 81, 10000 In
treasure for England, and 5000 for New
York
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE PORTER CoURT
ABoUT TO CLosE.-The last witness for tho 90
fence in the court-martlAl case of Gen. Porter
viii be examined to-day. The Government will
then recall few witnesses, among whom will
be Gen. Pope, when the court will probably sd-
journ for several days, TO afford the counsel
Of Gen. Porter an opportunity to prepare their
defeuce
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CAPTURED BY REBELS. Yesterday morning,
about 10 O'Clock, while sergeant and a Caval-
rymAn were washing out Of a basin, near the
Chantllly battlefield, they were taken prisoners
and paroled by rebel cAyalrymen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

WEsTUKN YmoRIA.-The President signed
the bill admitting Western Virginia, December
alst. We believe the bill has a provision re-
IsrTing it back TO tb' people for Fa'.aea'iOn,
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no INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

MUM * CO., pTopFietoFs Of the Scientific Amer
lean, and agents tor procuring American and For.
Glgn
Wih SiTtesH Years experience IN ne Business.
Refer TO Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon W. d. Bishop, eX-COmmissionerH ofPatentg
and 90 more than fifteen thousand inventors WHO
have lad business done through Mum \ Co q Ps.
tent Agency,
Pamphlet Of advice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, % eent5
mail,
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail,
Preliminary Examination In United States Pa
tent onlee, %.
oneeS, No, 81 PARK Row, New York, waahing-
Patent once, mar it-Smif
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ALBANY, Jan. 2.--It is reported that one Of
the first official acts of Gov. Seymour was TO
notify the police commissioners Of New York
TO show cause why they should not be removed.
A hundred guns were fred tonight in honor
Of the proclamation Of the President
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
IRON THE ARiIr OF THE POTOMAC.

HRkDqUkaFERs ARst1 or THE PoroMLo,
N n yanHdrV ?, 1853.
this forenoon, and has been Visited by bis grand
division commAnders. W Nv
Several contrabands camo into camp to-day,
and were received in accordance with tho proc
lamation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

CAPTURE or Enthusiastically morning,
the Fifth New York cavalry captured two reb-
oils at Union Mills, very near the headquarters
Of BrgadIOr General D'Utasssy,
They seem to bS scouting the entire country
round.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

DY w. l.. WALL - co., AOeIIOneers.
ID S0uyALsA corner Pd. aUfRus GHd Ninth SIRED
ELEGANT AND RICH FuRs-We will continue
on Ealg nj our Auction Rooms, for few days only,
the valuable stock Of rich Fufs recently at Auc-
tlon, consisting Of
REAL ROYAL ERMIRES
HUDSON BAY S1BLES,
MINK Stables,
FRENCH SABLES,
RUSSIAN SQUIRREL
ROCK MARTIN &c.
and very extensive assortment OF CaTrlsge
Robes, Gentlemens' Fur Muliesi and Gloves.
W, L, WALL 4 co,
Jan3 AuctiOneeis.
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II. G. FAINT, Rsq., has been appointed cc
missioner for the payment Of pensions in |
District Of Columbia. -r
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GES PoPE ExPBcTKD.--Geu. PopeisexPes
within day or two to again testify before
Porter court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

Tm ooMNissroSER or rnE ISTrRNAt RI
ESuE has decided that naptha and bOnElne d
liable to duty Of three per cent, as mAnuf'Cl
lures not otherwise provided for In the Oxc
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

The McDowEIL CouRr OF ISoUIRr. r.-ThiI
court adjourned on Wednesday last until NED
Monday, in order TO allow the recorder 70
cord lengthy correspondents which had be
introduced
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

GEN, McCLELLAN, General Mcclellan left
Washington yesterday for Now York.
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Harrasl.s Rarnsa.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 2.--The barracks II fCs.
Slgel, occupied by tho Twonty-seyenth Wlsct
sin, was burned last night. -1l 'fh
Two privatea were burned 70 death. "a
The regiment removed 10 Camp Washburn
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

LOUISVILLE, Jan. l.-Col. Hasklns, Twelfth
Kentucky, commanding the forces at Lebanon,
attacked Morgan eight miles south Of Colum-
bla road yesterday, killing and woundng sew
sral and capturing sixty rebels, their caissons,
ammunition. wagons and provisions. Colonel
Hollissey, Sixth Kentucky cavalry, was killed.
Lieut.. Col. Boyle, commanding Ninth Ken
lucky cavalry, with the Sixth Kentucky, are in
pursuit of Morgan.
The infantry, under Col. Hosklns, are follow.
ing.
Morgan Ia retroatIng rapidly in the direction
of Columbia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
paICEa nF AnnIIssIoN.

Dress Circle and Parquette, 80 eentsi Orchestra
Seats, 10 cents; Balcony Seats IS eentsi Parterre
IS centsj Private BOxes, %.
Doors open at 7kJ to Commence At 8 O'Clock,
Tickets to be had at the principal hotels.
lana
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Frorn Royv,,a..

HALnrAt, 5sh. a,-Ths B@muas as
arrived.
Admiral Mines squadron had no, rssl
frum Nassau. .--t-,t rr- =. Z.
The ships Herald, Leopard and Kals hpt
the blockade Into Charleston. 4ff
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
MORGAN DRIVEN BY OUR FORCES


LOUISVILLE, Jan. /, 1868, 10 p. NILS Ft-
ccllency 4. Lincoln, President U. ST. The rebel
Gen. Morgan crossed the Cumberland river, cut
of Nashville at Gainesboro' and appeared In
front of Mumfordsvllle on the 25th December
Col. IIoltson, ofthe Thirteenth Kentucky, drove
part Of his force. killing nine and capturing
sixteen. Morgan crossed the Green river above
Mumfordsyille, moved in the direction of Eliza
bethtown, burning the bridges at Bacon Greek
and Nolin. He destroyed the breastwork at
Muldraugh's hill and moved for Rolling Fork.
Col. Harlan, Of Tenth Kentucky, command
ing brigade, overlook him at Rolling Fork, and
attacked him, killing six and woundlng num-
ber, and capturing captain and some privates.
Col. Dulls (rebeD died Of wounds, and ono of
our lleutenants Of artillery. Colonel Harlan
crossed, pursued and attacked him at Rolling
Fork aud Salt river bridge. This Is the first in
stance. believe, of infantry waiting and 1T
tacking cavalry. Morgan fed before Harlan to
Bardstown, and from there attempted to escape
between Lebanon and Camp Bellvile.
Col. Hosklns Twelfth Kentucky looming there
attacked him this morning, killing a number
and capturing ninety men, his caiSsons and am
munltion wagons. Morgan is flying precipl-
lately. Gen. Reynolds marched from Glasgow
yesterday for Owensburg, and may intercept
him. Col. Hulsy, Sixth Kentucky cavalry, Ia
killed. Our casualties are not yet reported.
Morgan has paid dearly for what he has done.
Gen. Rosecrans occupies Murfroesboro'.
j. 7. BOYLE, Brig. Gen.
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Salute In Honor Of the Proclamation

Reported Removal Of New York Police
COmmiBsIOnsTs.
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GREAT SATURDAY NIGHT BILL
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Bensat In Aid OF the sunsrsrs of the
Destructive ConnARration,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Growers THEATRE,
Psnnsyipania Apsnus, nsar WGldrdf BOd
Lsonard Grover Manager
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Manager Grover and Company
rendering the Theatre and their services
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOSERS
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To conclude with
nIcK TuRPIN.
M o N d A \

Dick fdTpin, The HlghwAymaD Mr, i. Il. Brink
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wv OODi OODIt OODIII
KINDLNG AND STOVE WOOD
On hand, the best quality Of all kinda OF
w o o ID
SAWED AND SPLIT IN ANY LENGTH OR SiZE
REQUIRED.
"KIND LING Cd.
superior Article of Pine, selected expressly for
kindlIng, Sawed short and Fine Split, as a subSt-
tute for charcoal In building Anthracite Fires 10
Radiators, RAngeG, sc.
u Cash at 0Di0s IrhrH ordered.
THos. J. GAIT,
OdHce asa Psnn'a avenue,
Between Eleventh and Twelfth sta.
MA aud YSrd foot Of SSrsntfsaA ST.
jan g-ti
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Followed by Frank Drew's yerSlOn Of
AMILLO. r
Each lady visiting the Theatre will be presented
with carte De piSiie of Mr.. Drew a. CAMILLo,
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SATURDAY EVENING
THE IRISH EMIGRANT.
o'BryAn, with Song-"IriHh Emigrant's lament"
Mr. T. Drew
Tom Dobolink Mr.. Z, Brink
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NJ o N d AY,
Debut Of Miss AddIe Thompson,
A young lady Of this city.
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ANhuNAhB NhN
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOSERS
IMMENSE BILL OF ATTRACTION
Performance commences with
EVERYBoDY's FRIEND.
Mai. De Boots Mr.. D. Setehtll
The star Company In the various pArts.
Ajter iShieh Brilliant MslaH0s.
KATE PENNoYER
Dances " Carnival OF venlc,
AGNES SUTHERLAND
In Scotch Ballad.
By kind permission Of Manager PefeivAL
FRENCH DANCING MASTER.
Il E RN NDEZ,
PAUL BERGER,
MILE GERALDINE.
Pas seuI MILE ZOE.
Irish Jig LA PETITE HELoIsE.
By permission OF Hamblin S Co.
Performance concluding with the
FACTORY GIRL.
Jasper Plum Mr. Bailey
All OF Ford's Company in the cast.
RATES OF ADMISSION;
Private boxes 50, Dress Circle 90 cts; Orchestra
Chairs 10 cts Family Circle, % etsi colored oal'
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GRAND GALA NIGHT I

SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY ., 1851,
Bsneht and Last Night OF
Mr.. FRANK DREW,
Who will appear In three shRTRstsrs.
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which In few moments entirely destroyed
FoRD'S FASHIONABLE THEA TIRE,
Causing universal Loss among the Company.
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woo wooDTI OODTTI
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KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD
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RATES OF ADMISSION:
Private boxes, s6I Dress Circle 90 cts; Orchestra
Chairs TO etsi Family Circle, % ctHi Colored 0al
lery, 90 ets.I Colored Parterre, 60 cts. jana
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.AsHINaTON THEATRE,

W COrner Of EIspsna and a,ssi,.
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First appearance of the Washington lsvOrits,
MR.. f. II. BRINK.
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LuHENsE Bill OF ATTRACTION
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VIII also appear.