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Druggist, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
ocS-amif Agent for District OF Columbia.
g E A 7 o N II A L l.
~ CORNER OF NINTH ARD D STREETS.

This Large and Handsome Hall 10 now for rent
for Balls, Concerts, sc. It Ia finely fresooed, And
finished in the most substantial manner, with
large and oOnvepient dressing rooms, and 4lleTy
at the south end for spectators.
The Hall 10 the best ventilated room In the city,
with twenty windows on the south and east and
west side, with large ventlAtor in the centre OF
the Ball. II 10 admirably adapted for Concerts,
being built with especial attention to that object;
and for Balls the greatest care has been taken to
have the best floor that could be procured.
Tho Hall will be rented for Balls, Concerts,
MinsirelB, Fairs, 40.
Inquire Of o. sHEcKELS, on D street, third door
from the Han. nolO-dlI
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LYONS'S PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY

The undersigned have been duly SppOlbted the
only and sole agent for the sale Of this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy for the city OF Washington, D.
c., and the District OF Columbia. This Brandy
has been thoroughly analysed by the State As
ssyer, DR., A. A. Hayes, Chemist, and Prof UPham
sheppard, OF Charleston, 5. c. Prof j. R. Chiffon,
OF New York; Prof Pratt, OF Savannah; Prof. La
moni, J. r. Nichols, and pronounced by them to he
strictly pure, and an excellent stimulsnt in all
cases whore pure brandies are Indicated.
The manufacturer OF this nne Brandy guarantees
Tor will refund the money! that 1t will cure Chol-
era Infsntum, Summer Complaint with Children,
Diarrhea and Bowel Complaint.
Physicians are now prescribing It In place OF
paregoric, not having the deadening effect OF that
medicine upon the brain. The want OF pure mcii-
andy has long been felt In this country The
properties contained In this Brandy are more
stringent than French Brsndies. This the msnu-
faeturers claims are the merits, and challenge the
world to diSprove these facts.
z. d. GILMAN,
Druggist, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
ocS-amif Agent for District of Columbia.
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DisNIssED.-N. II. Miller not being abba to
show cause to the Supreme Court OF the District
uhy he should not be dismissed from his position
As Justice Of the Peace, on account of malfeas-
hnce was accordingly dismissed. Justice b. s. Kim
aey ruled before the court at the same time was
diIcharsod from the service OF the rule.
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DEATH OF A WAsHINGToNTAN.-We learn
that Edw. Brat ch Robinson, well known In this
chy by the cognomen Of "Bull Robinson" died re-
Gently at Hchmoud, Va. He was printer, and at
one tune collector Of the port Of Georgetown.
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ANY oae having occasion 10 visit private
na1ie.l inEttuti0n are advised 10 call on DR..
Veilny.
A large md buoecsEful practice here and else.
where enables tim to guaranty spsrfeet In all
cases.
All vis'ts ard communications strictly private
mn SonhroEtiNi. T1rs~ns calling zee no one hut
The OOesct' febl-u
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TUE only place where you can purchase India
fubbeT goods Of all kinds At dnuTdciursrs prices IL
at II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, biO
rehnsylvanih avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
sueNts. hlso, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti.
fully repaired At short notice. mAF2i-tf
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NHw YORK 9entls,nen's Ulo.hino =
hGtn Gat Fc-tiorGbe "A large assortment for Dress
md Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
ing Costs excel In beauty, grade And finish any.
thing over CteTod in this city.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co.,
noS--t HSl pa. Av., het. Ninth and Tenth sth
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A DIsAGRErLBLE HUsBLSD.-Thomas sulli.
van notorious character, of the Fourth ward,
appropriated to himself horse and wagon belong,
lnS 10 mis- wife, AID sold II for some $3.50 with
which he went on a glorious spree, losing every
Iol'kf he went home, and when his wife uttered
her complaints he welcomed her with the tender
Crook, and sent to Jail for court by Justice Gber.
bon.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL CoNCHRT.-The young
ladies oil the public schools will give a concert for
the beceht OF the rrotaStAnt Orphan Asylum, OF
his city on Friday evening, Dec . 1854, ut Wesley
Chapel,
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPER AND PERlODI-
GALS.
J,EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In Newspn-
perS, Periodicals, Novels Stationery, Prints, To-
baoeo, SegArs, Flags and Playing Cardsj also, q
large assortment OF Plain and Colored Photo.
graphs, iib King street, four doors below Provost
MArshal's otfice, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash.
inston DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
Ap20-u
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AT WHlrEHURsr's, 49, PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ErE.-Pricss REDUCED to suit the times, almost so
per cent NIgnettes, formerly sold at AZ per
dozen, now ceiling st as. Cards, formerly sold
at eper doE IN, now selling at s325. Call and see
specimen. poI7.tf
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NAyT-YAHD.-D roicned-Last night about o
O'Clock man named ChRs. Williams, cook on
board the nsg-;hIp ION, who was greatly intoxi.
on board OF the ship Commodore SpigEs which
was lying Httera Of the Dor, jumped overheard
Tor the purpose OF rescuing him. In his attempt
ioro nssistanci could be given them they were
both drowned.
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S00 EMOVAL HOD
OTo NEW BUILT Nc,
H 500 Il
SEVENTH STREET,
ODD LOWS HAIL
JAMES 8. ToPHAM s. CO..
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Estsblished
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANuFACToRY.
TO THEIR
NEW Blu L D Nc,
e 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TIKI OLD srAhh,
Where may be found, OF our own manutActuro,
most complete assortment OF every style and price
OF Military s sHD SIei1ssI AND BRIDES
BREAST COLLAhs AND MARrINGhLEs,
FINE SW ORD BELTS, with Topham's Patent slias,
'o'' ""T IASSgoiSs PATENT sruRs.
LAN sSI1isS's PSrENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE;
EWBANK's PATENT SPUR,
BuEFALo G AMP PINE T91LEN R9sES
MILITARY AND cIPIzENs =
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS:
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HAN NESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE GxRRiAeE, BUGGY. AND Ex
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
HIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
EVERY STYLE AND FRICS.
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n E. MES 4 CO.,
L. ,C,rnpa Dp p,rp>,,,o

n E. MES 4 co.,
aOJTCTTORR OF PATENTS
SoHtS4 nv W
COLLECTORS OF CLAlMb
AGATNsT THE GOVERNMENT.
',,.L-,N,., 49, cn r,SI,,,n ,',r,
AND NEGOTIATIONS OF CONTRACIS,
NO. ara SEVENTH STREET.
nn,o.t,. ~. Do, om.s
opPu ,.t, Une 80, ~, U'"Se'
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
-
Hon. Hannibal H.niin' Vice President, Mo.
" John Goodwin, M, e., Me,
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meeting of the Board OF the United States Sanitary
Conmission has just been held In this city. The
disbursements Tor the past six months amounted
70 t265WO per month, simply for supplies not
otherwise ohtainhble, and very largely for anti
scorDuhes At this rate the funds Of the Commits
months. They consequently Appesl to the people
OF the United states to aid them by contributions
and appeal to the churches for universal collec-
lion GA the approaching Thanksgiving day.
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TALL s. FLETC HER,
CLAIM AGENTS.

III n u u % 7 Il II I . IT u ~
CLAIM AGENTS,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
Having Ad long experience as Clerks In the
Ordnance once and In the Office OF the Quarter
master General, we are prepared to assist OFF,
GERS In making out RETURNS, and In settling
their accounts with those officers and with the
Treasury Department.
stoppsges Of pay removed. Certificates OF nom
Indebtedness obtained, etc.
ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCH.
Post 0fnoe Address, Box 1913, Washington, d. C.
Once "a Fifteenth street, just above corner OF
New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
EDWARD W. HALL,
ooi-u W. S. FLETCHER.
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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
vi WAsHIHOToH, November 10, 1884
deem II only necessary to remind the citizens
OF Washington that the President has set apart
THURSDAY, the gath instant, as . day OF ThAAks-
giving and Praise to Almighty God, to insure A
compliance with his beheSts and proper observ.
Ance Oi the day on their part.
nolo'3t RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the District OF Co
lumbiAi letters Parliamentary on the personal es-
tate OF Abner Brush, late Of Washington city,
District OF Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber or before the 25th day OF October
n0Xti they may otherwise by law DO excluded from
all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF October,
1854: PLATT BRUSH, EXT.
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CMITH q FARIS,
- FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
And
LADIES' REsTAURAHT
No. lis West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
Tho rarest delieasies, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
RoAso, and Frosted Cakes supplied to families al
hortest notice.
MEALS At ALL HOURS OF THE DAY,
QrThe choicest Wines constantly on hand.
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SANDERSON'S MINSTRELS,
y Corner OF d and Ninth sire 10,
vERDICT-sUCCESs.
ANOTHER STARTLING PROGRAMME.
NOVELTY OUR MOTTO.
First week Of MISS Lolita, Outdone by Will
liams and Morrill,.
Look out for the great act ofthe
SEVEN BROTHERS.
Admission, 40 cents. Colored G 'llety, 40 cts,
Two performances on Thanksgiving Day. after.
noon at Q, evening ats no7lGt
DAUMS GREAT DIORAMA OF THE
ID PRESENT WAR will open en- MONDAY
kVEN1NG, November 2ist, for a few nights only,
at the Washington Theatre, Eleventh street, = few
doors south OF Pennsylvania avenue.
All should see this life-llke representation OF the
war.
Admission IS ccntsi orchestra chair, so cents.
nOlp.9t
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The VISIT or THE 2. Z. Brsuor.-The Right
Rey. Bishop southyate, formerly missionary
bishop Of Maryland, who is unable to ATTEND on
scoount Of sickness, will visit the Protestant
Episcopal churches OF the District during the
present week Tor the purpose OF Administering the
rite Of continuation. Bishop southgste visited
~. Adams Church yesterday, and to-day will
oneiste 81 Rev. Mr.. Mackebheimer's church, near
Glen Ross, Nd, six miles from the city. To-mor-
row he Will visit Rock Creek Church, and on
wednesday, evening he 10 expected at Trinity
church, where the first confirmation in Washing.
ton will be administered. Tho number OF Epiboo.
pslians In this District is shout I,i5s.
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WANTS.

WANTED..-i. PAYERS. IS CAR
w renters and 100 LAborers. Apply to
L. W. EMMART,
nOvis Superintendent NJ. n. n.
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We receive Deposits, buy and sell Coin, Cur.
rency aud Exchange, and all GLASSES Of Govern
ment Securities purchase Certificate Checks, and
Government Vouchers, and transact . general
Banking business.
Oul1-t ]. b, HUTCHINSON CAIhief,
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IL, OF the StAte Of -, county Of -,
offer, per head for all Sides, TAlow Hoofs, Horns,
Chueks, shins, and Tongues, OF all Government
Beef Cattle killed within the ancient limits OF the
District OF Columbia, - dollars and - cent?,
1.-THE amount to be In words and figures subject 70
ali the conditions OF the Advertisement herewith
amended, -.
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TRAINS LEAVE EFwSOREi
Tor New Haven. :. o. lI.lD Ms l-.l9 lErh J'1D
q D. t.'n 49, and ii.E &. ni- .. ~.
for hae0por e, Dab ll..l g m Izil9 kLAh ~"
d.. $50. 49, and fiIl .. -.
f0s :, i-i al. str-ii1fd . N 30 a M 1877 fiin p f 90
Pr ID 5oliAs OF saa ",l'ao'- "sO Ia ''''
~ sorrst.7 90. iiao . m l'si' lEr). 500 tEr)
for Dar.sl .nd Gr,ensich. 80 ll.9o $50 4'So
~ stanford, e. rIl $50. u.9oA ia, ie.i' EIh 800
Letter std am lsts ,ta,lous = 80 l..oo.
D.. $50, s.li. SOD b.iD 3 il. - - 800.
Pr Boston via springfield n. ,tH 500 tEI Up m
fof hosio, va ,A1r. Live, 1915 l.Nl y IA ~.
fof Hartford arr spuHsa'd th1-J, i.s0 a M ''''
BAL o. Ga a., a.. A.,
fsr Come tcut ni-r Railroad H. lLI) to montreal
Fo- Hsrtiord. rroyde.c. and Fihkih Railroad. lEAl
n % u-n-..s -,
Tor Seg> Haven. EewLouion and siouingion Railroad a.
a.. i2.it - o , m.
Tor CanaI Railroad lg.i5 y m. to Northampton
Dor fiogflfouiC Railroad. . b.
ro n'gsgry I'D Eorsail naroaa = s;so. m $40 p IN
Co.,uio a. - Sleeping Cars attached g. p - Jralns
JAMES a. hOII, Superintendent
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financial.
Ivu,tAYgrrRGH sAv1NGs BANK, I

Corner OF South 81 and ttn.sts.. Brooklyn l.
DUIDFND NOTICE.-DepositOr are here
J Inv .i6ed tbsta SENlANNDAL ItFiDtN9 at the
rate cfSIX PER CENT per annum on si sums o. thIe
Dl,s and inward that ,a have been deposited thre"
,ti ~, fbe Id day Of January next, Will be pad 70 &C.
o.on On or a.r MONDAY Jan 49, Zee from 1oTeInis,
-. -ri~-,sl ncnosits made before the 10Th day
81 Is,.rv WIN draw INTEREST from .he it, Ahe iunds o.
dis institution ere securely invested in bohd ana
and COUNTY Bonds o. the state OF ewl ork and United STATE,
e-orts Ile Bank T. for business dly lo0h"ty ahl
il,v. ,rcenteN Mondays and Saturdays, from to Z
cocE D. u sud 4uosdys Wednesday, Thursdays ana II
"9' "'' ~ o. 49, WILLIAM WALL, President
GgoRGE RIcArD, Vie. .ileutA
NATuAsfYL NJIGGs
S..rgl Va YRssLOw. Secretary.
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TLANTIC 8ld GREAT WESTERN
- RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
.SENGTR TRAINS LEAVE HEW-YORK We. the Erie
Raiwny from TOO. OF Chan bers 81, running IHROUoH
TO CLEVELAND q. WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS
connecting with rail roads a principal cite In the West
TIs ro.s - being extended snd viii be IA complete
runaing order l. 1arsi.a Gallon LGbana Dayton Cincin
nett aue 81 Loua without b. 90 o. g4see - -
Z H. OoODxks, Gen. IicAe. Ast., Il. = sWfE4SfR
Mo.d.. q. Ia General sup T.
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Amnsemfrts.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
!, THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY WONDERS
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSi
THREE COLOSSAL CIANTSt
| ALL THREE SEEN TOGETHER
MONSIEUR JOSEPH,
TIE GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
TIE GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
EIGHT FEET FOUR INCHES HIGHT
WEIGHS 4e3 POUNDSu
The tAle'' and finest man eyer yer zee ;ssn.
ANNA SWAN, THE NOvA.SCOTIA
GIANT GIRL.
GIANT GIRL,
E EIeiF FEET FEET 9 9EE ENeH H HEsaI
Her FIRST appearance since her protrac,ed illness.
THE GIANT BOY.
THE GIANT BOY,
FULL EIGHT FEET HIGH.
THE GREATEST PYRAMID OF GIANn
ever behed by mortal eyes
TWO Or TIE SMALLEST DWARFo
the face OK the globe.
MERE MOLEhILL OF HUMANITY.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
Il years DID, p inches high, and weighs bot II pounds.
GEN. GRANT, JR.,
II years old, and only 90 inches Lish
ALL HOURS, EVERY DAY, AND EVENING
ONE WEEK MORE
TOM TAYLoR's GREAT DRAMA,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
7, has been played fo the last few weeks crowded
delighted sudiences Jet IL must 'oon give place to e<h
Tie Evenirg Pos, SAVE Off: Mr Barnum, compsny pIsN
a the characters REPRESENTED quite as wei o. az ue
pre;enons boards The scenery is ao good and tho entire
Il
ONE WEEK MORE, AND ONLY ONE, OF
HERR IRON AND HIS WONDERFUL EMMELYNkA
KELLY's AUTOMATON MUSICAL TROUPE.
CONSISTING N6s II s P1N ss Of Ok hx xRies XIX
prodacins mosceqne TO a ful, orchestra; ,o,-n.
THE MONSTER sRRPENTs,
GRhSD AGUhIA Sea eli, Lien MsTm1 oh B.sI
MENT, and million other wonders.
Admission - cents. Children under ten. 10 cents
yVALLACKs. TUESDAY.
W Doors open hafp.st overture coInnencssd
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Reserved es ae retained until the CONCLUSION Of the NJ
II respectfully requested that parties securing -
,eas will BE- as pgnstua as po,b az there are many pysa
which the nIst act does not a more than heen minutes
THIRD NIGHT or
NAVAL ENGAbEMESTS,
in which Mr. Letter Walack. M Gilbert; hr Browne, .
EorOa hGs. Wilkins, and Mss Madeline Hennques, VIZ -
fora.
OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN,
Miss lone Burke Mrs John SETON Miss GIe.n Miss Barrv
M Hark smith Ny Fisher. Nh. Floyd, Nj Young. ssssaa
the principal chsracters.
T1-NOilRDW ChEDNESDAfD
SEIESTf-5EYESrH NIGHT
OF Mr Lester WGscks uIpgocedeItedly attractive play
KDskDALE.
with its Beautiful SCENERY. NOVEL MACHINEkA
ORIGINAL MUSIC, GREAT CAST, aid ATTRACTIVE
IALLEAUX.
THURSDAY-THE LOVE CHASE.
FRIDAY-73th night OF ROSEDAlE
sAIuhpAA-NAAa Az kEUAGEMESTs and THE Oh
ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
Lue ice will b. given Of the Representation Of
MARRIED LIFE.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, PAM
I PHLETs and LIBRARIES BOUGHT for CASH Ct
No u, sh az between Sth snd lo,hsu largo sooh Of
hooks Tor SALk
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PHIL,DEIPuIA AND RgADiNG RAILROAD CoNPASf
Office 30. 81 >. 4th e.. Phi aaeipuia, Dec loo
dividend NOTICE.--ihe Transfer Books


DWIDfND NO1CE.-ihe transfer Books
al al. Co.,uev viii he closed on ViU RSDA1 18th
To- and rroDersd ON TUESDAY. jan y, tO.4
Divield per cent cetr o. state FAX ms peh
declared on te common stock payable m common sioc On
and sfc c December next O. TIE holders tlerro a. tNe
shall stand rsered the booGs at ihe close oil business o.
Che 18th inst. ~ c..
Dividend Of Three and Half cent clear o. al STATE
tax has declared the preerncd stock paYape h
OF common ,1ocs 90 tine OF tn holder on en1 Al
3st Decer ser next the stockholders, a. they sHa
reqistere on lie books at the close Of business on Ae LIN
Inst. 8. ,, 49,. 49,.
Holder u certificates whc have been DISCHARGED rom ti'
osce OF ei.ior OF the Transfer -c'cies p'rcHa IT,
ouestad 70 them duly registered on tc lI booA' ~
which they hsye transferred fof 10 tae IN hisA
Stok holder. vosr names r.-sered on the .,'" OH
books " be- raid the Faruefs Loan ana Irt 'Hpy
M those whore Registered on the boston oo"'
viii b. o. q a. the Office OF Nessrl j. p ItNtf hlpiLI
" " F : CRAWFORD, Treasufer
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amuscmcnts.

INLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Lessee and DirectTe.s. Mrs: John Wood
| Stage Manager. H. sel~yn
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
Z or inc "''A ''- MONDAY MONDE JAN. II, 1854
Ma JOHN WOOD 81, s,,, time g., r., Mrs JOHN WOOD
THE PRETTY WIDOW or MILL HILL
The performance viii commence with
ioI tho hgs time in Anledcl)
new and entirely ofsnai comic Pioce, in two acts en-
ABULL
ma CHINA SHOP.
Characters by
Mr J. X Mortimer alr. W. Dayidse. Mr.. J. II. Sodds1
Dir. T. Owens, NJ. u. Becks,
Miss De Lacy, Mira Sloan.
To cessuds WITH for the tune tho aushabls comedies
u called -
TinoI PIN. Mrs sediey Brown
tharles Earl OF Sandevie. ...........Mr. @ il. Clark
Thomas Primrose Nh :. II. Stodias
Jacob PHnTose. MI n. l. Lai-agn
Several novelties are in active preparation.
Door, open a. 7; Performance commences, II o'clock
Seat, ..curcd three days in ADVANCE.
NAN AMBURGH & cos MENAGERIE.
AND EGYrTIAN CARAVAN.
Nos. So and 81 BiRoXDW1Y
Between Spring and PTince.s'a
open ' Ninth s1 ( E4 WIER . cents
OF THE MAJ, Msl;AIGA II C0LLEcTioN OF
Embracing almost ever! known ecies, snd tho most
BEAUTIFUL on THE KIND.
The most elegant and attractive amir lsins have been
selected and are on exhibition at all hour.
AMAGNifCENI GIRAFFE,
MGNM H1i II Wax EIEPhhST Ht ssli .'
All ElePhanidom ci mo produce b., equal
Of itnmene sze and beautiful puInsge-
THREE WHITE POLAR BARS
SOUTH MEXICAN T1PIli,
paehyief'a..,GaH, R M,@ ,s Wy yry rse in s. A.
three months Old First ever bred in this country.
rOOSAH BEAR
AsACRED COW FKOM BURMAR
sniinsl held il .ac.cd yer 'e-.on by the buTmoss
Also upward OF two huud 80 other animals
THREE GRAND PkRtOhMANCLS
EVERY DAl.
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED.
CIRCUS. BROADWAY AMPHITuEATER
" No. 49, BROADWAY.
l. b. ANNi''''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EVERY AFTERNOON AID EVENING,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EA..AlNG,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
MADAME LOUISE TOURNAlRE,
and lie entire Mamnoi @ Troupe win appear.
1HI5 EkLNIAO,
'" IL ~ NEW AID STRIKING ATTRACTIONS
Of the most brilliant cosractsT. Second Might Of
MADAME LOUSY TDURAAlAE,
TIE AUSTRALIAN IAhlLl,
IL their universally admired sid
UNAPPROACuABLE CLASSIC GYMSASTICS
THE WONDERFUL DOC FANNY"
Ia her ndescrbably ccnlcal performances.
SICkhEI. THE SOfiElssEI RIDER
in ais unparalleled feais.
DucnoW, on TIE SLACK ROPE.
MADAME LOUISE IOi RNAlhE,
IN HER GRAND ACT on THE MANEGE.
In addition to the shove vii be presented magnificent
selection Of
SPLENDID ARENrc sCESEs,
introducing ..
TIE GRANDEsT COMBINATION
or TALENTED ARTISTS,
WITH THE MOSI BEAUTIFUL AND
WOSDEkFULL TRAINED
DANCING AND PERFORMING HORSES
In Europe or America 10 conclude with the Equestrian
Friravaganza of
THE FRENCH RIDING SCHOOL,
Doors open at and :; e. c0MueLce az ?. and -.
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Galrs bn auriiou.

4 J. BLEECKEI, son u CO.-TUES-
n. pay, January 10
A h orlorl .t Che EHchauge saeulor 20 ~ Broalwsy
EXECJgOtS' SALE VI LsAaEAO.D PROPERTY ~
HUUsDN.tG
The story brick 'front.' iiouSo, 10 81 Hudon est aide
between King and EoIsou. Lot 2rld j. IN Tease inn
Trinity Church tl April 1906 a. ground rct lsi year 0
b. sncc 500 per The prruies are let for three
year Tho building belong, b he purchaser o. ts expiration
By order u JOHN SEXTON
JOHN HAiE rs,
Executors a. the estate of
Il n. Ala.marL a
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney aud
" Law Proctor and Advocate ia u. y Courts
No 33g Brosdwzy, New YoEa ResideIce-No - LoA4oA
Terrsoe Wos, sjd's, tbetwren 9th snd lOhsy.l
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HOPE CHAPEL,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
ST. PATklCAS CATHEDRAL,
and
TEE OBSEQUIES OF HIS GRACE,
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES.
superb instant Of the imposing spsescle NJ
rcs,ed IN St pAtrcks Cathedral Ihufsdxy
January may b. tonight Al Hope Chapel As-ied ~
the nmlbe skill Of the great Photographic Brady. IL
has provided for the OF the Lbc
sands who unable approach tic entrance OF ~
Church upon that day these magnificent nngs OF TN
ACTUAL SCENE as.lcis ed with many touching thoughts
ia hearts sorrowing millions They Will be exhibited IN sss
cession. with the grand We. u
HIS HOLINESS Plus TX.
BLESSING lis PEOPLE Or EASTER DAI
BALCONY OF 81 PETERS AT ROME,
and ether - -
MAGNIFICENT APPROPRIATE PIECES.
These tnuphs Of need bnt b. be coTsez
estimated, and aIs exhibited by special request.
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Qyy1cE MARIETTA AID CINCINNATI RAILROAD Col
IAs re-orga,xea.) Z
CpuLcoTHE OHIO 3th December, 1883

NriihlN|4''f -, =, - a. - -. .
MEETING OF the SIOCh boLDLho
n ofthe MARlETrA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
COMPANY las yoorgan". will BE- heid ~ the Office OF no
Co-.inauv in the CIV oil Chicohe Ohio on itih iSDAl
II, lsv OF January 1854 O'Clock Tor the pur
pose song against the rathoation OF hu" IN
Tered into .ween the said company ana ihe tincil ana
Iudi.na Railroad Company and such other matters as n> oe
bros .ht before the meeting. - .,, 80, ID.
III. o.f.r oI no n r..