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MARRYING FOR MONEY.



Mary Nolan, Rss Mary Wright, was divorced In
the Equity Court to-day from her husband ThOs
ID. Nolan. The petitioner represented that the
defendant at that time carrying on the shoe
business, dt the corner Of Virginia avenue and
FOur-anh-a-half street. married her IN order %
obtain possession Of her money, and on the 18Th
Of September, 1870, deserted her at Alexandria,
Va, and has since l. zen absent,
This case IL one Of unique hardship, The de-
PENDANT, who, In 1870, kept a shoe store, at the
corner Of Virginia avenue and Four.and- a-half
street, persuaded the plaintiff, then n widow
named Wright, to 20 to Alexandria to marry
him. There they were married by Rev. Father
KrOes on the 18th Of September. Nolan then
told his bride that he wished the matter to he
kept secret. She returned 10 Washington he
following her up the next day, called at her
house, and asked her to loan him some 81, 100 she
had. Ehe refused, saying her mother had the
key. The next day he called again, and asked
for the money that he might Invest II In bonds
It was given him, and as the store had pTeyi-
Ously changed hands, he was never seen again.
The plaintiff swnre that they had never lived to-
gether as man and wife, the visits mentioned
being the only times she saw her husband after
the marriage. The divorce was granted without
opposition.
Emily Il. Hooker W.. George Hooker. This II
Il an application for divorce from the bonds Of
matrlmOny by Mrs. Il. Y, Hooker, me- Newell,
who was married 10 Hooker on the 9Ith Of March,
1870 AMER a honeymoon Of week Hooker left
the city and has not since been heard o. The
divorce was granted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

Meeting Last NIEhI-Amcricnu Hall Con-
demned,

Meeting Last NiRhI-AmcricHu Hall Con-
dsmned,
The Board Of Health last night held a regular
meeting at their rooms, No. 1898 7 street, DR.. e.
c. Cox In the chair, and Dr. u. W. Bliss secTe-
tAy.
Br. VIM. y. Stewart, physician on duty at the
health once for the purpose Of yaccnatiRR, re-
ported two hundred and nine cases as having
been performed by him during the past eighteen
days. PlAred on Tile.
the health oricer reported the number Of
have been POS; referred to the Boarl Of Public
Works, u; abated, $50; undated, IL. Placed on
nle.
The treasurer. Mr.. Marbury, reported several
small bills; which were ordered to be paid.
Or. Verdi offered the following resolution
Resolved, That the house known as American
hall, situated on ID street. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northwest, being In an unsafe
condition and dangerous to life and limb, the
same IL hereby declared to he q nuisance, inluri-
Gus to health, and that the honorable BOARD OF
Public Works he requisite to cause the said
house tn he pulled down.
Adopted.
The physician to the poor reported i,4T vac
cinatiOns for the past week.
An application was received from Josiah slick,
NJ d., asking the privilege Of Vaccinatlng Ia the
county, west OF ROck creek, on the same terms
as the physicians In the city. Granted.
A communication was received from Geo. W.
Hooker and James Brady, dated New York,
November y, 1874, stating that they are repre-
sentatives Of the National OdOrless ENcavatlng
Company, and they call the attention of the
hoard 10 their nght-sOil removing machine for
removing priyy boxes, sinks and pits In an OdOr-
less and expeditions manner. The apparatus, Of
which they hold letters patent, consists Of
dUuble-actlng engine or pump, worked either by
hand or steam power, mounted upon portable
wagon with an Albright tank, which Il used as a
receptacle for the nIght-soll after being pumped
from the pits, priyy or vault, and can be trans
ported through the streets during the day with
out creating the slightest nuisance in the form
Of OdQT or offensive smell or eXhalatiOns.
The president was authorized 20 address these
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ADJUSTMENTS.



The National becomes a most agreeable place
Of resort these cold evenings, offering q warm
atmosphere, delightful music and the uneXcep-
tlOnably excellent acting Of the Fifth-ayenue
troupe In the Interesting scenes Of "Artlcle a."
which attracts nightly large audiences. There
n much unquestiOnable talent In this company
which would not fail TO present any similar
drama with 1ne eject. The scene Of the court
room, which tries the effects OF a stage OF mod
crate size, Is really rendered most interesting by
the careful and competent acting Of each en-
gagged, Mrs. Grattan appearing with all her char
acteFlsuc nTmness OF conception and ease Of
appearance, which render her one Of the most
acceptable actresses In her parts on the stage.
Miss BrOWnlnR's splendid and gOOd-natuTed
H0nchdidnce, with her handsome personnel, make
true picture OF the gay and defiant PIrisicRRs,
and her manners are studied with q fine RppTe-
citation, sustaining the exact limits Of Ralety
and feeling throughout, Miss Frys Ingenious
face and spontaneous manner are excellent IN
the scene In the doctors rOOmi and great praise
would scarcely exceed the merits OF Miss lang
ley'a delicate persOnttlOn, Her graceful ply.
slque and ease In facial expression aid much In
her accurate representation Of Increasing excite
ment OF brain, OF absorbing and alternating sen
timenta OF love and revenge; and In the ecene
wherein the wife discovers her husband In her
company her address aud manner are aTtlstlGally
excellent, The hne gifts Of thiA young actress
are rendered more effectively by her apparent ab.
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win not the good mothers Of our city remcm-
her during these bright autumn days, which pre-
Cede "A winter Of cold aud want 10 50 many, the
enterprise eNerted by the sisters Of ~. Vincent
In the fair now In progress In Odd Fellows hall,
on seventh street, whose results will henent
many little ones, homeless but for their care and
labor These Sisters are deyOting their lives and
strength to great work, that Of shetering,
and sixty orphan and homeless girls, and with
almost unequaled good management and success
has Sister Blanche, the superior, and all the Sis
terhlOd, maintained their diffiCult charge. Their
school Is excellent, their work unsurpassed: ~.
Roses Industrial School IL established by the
Sisters IA home furnishing employment for the
girls after attaining adult age, and the various
nccdlcwOrk and machine work done by them Is
pronounced the hest In the city. Aid In such ef.
forts as these ought 10 lie given freely by all.
The various articles offered for sale are eXqui.
RitelY made and fully worth the prices. Many
articles Of rare Kind and quality can he obtained
At this fair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

Mr.. MlngenH lecture before the class Of
Christian workers, as delivered In the Ninth
street Protestant Methodist church last evening,
was certainly one Of the nObest efforts 1t would
seem possible for one to make for the Instruction
Of his fellow Christian workers.
The subject was "Cities and their Population, "
and the lecture throughout was Of such a char
acter II could not fail TO arouse the latent ener-
giles Ot, and stimulate to renewed zeal, many, II
not all, who heard II.
The descriptions and Illustrations Of the differ
ent classes OF the youth Of the cities was at once
most eloquent and thrilling. Mr.. Mngens gives
another lecture on Fdday evening next, at the
same place, Ninth street, between and Y, a. b
O'Clock p. m, and those who may fail to hear
him viii have missed On opportunity seldom en-
lOyed.
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AFFAIRS.


yor1Cpz or NTNY AnyERTISENiENTS'
r., ,,.s, view on Meridian I'M for sale.
,.'s,,,s,,yp rooFna 10 let Of II Grant place.
,,',,s rcstanrant, 40 Ninth street northwest.
a ynr,sa MAN desires mcdum-slzed furnished
-,
,r,r wep.buW 'wo-uoty brick house for
,.ic
A arr, rtog Ia wanted by a young man, In
Az GOODS store.
yg,pawoRru Posi-. No. :, q. \. n, will meet
,nis evening.
TINS Indiana Republican cub viii meet this
evening
np,rr uorsr on Fourteenth street, between
n ~ s,rrcts for sale
A pptrr uorsr on street. between FIN and
gly,h s,rcets. for saIc.
Ssyvv,t. Iota ON tho corner Of Twentieth AMI
Z s,reets Northwest. for rent.
rms mInoIsstote Republican Association will
,,,oot ,his ovenIpg
T,Ir MARYLAND RepubIlcan Association will
p,set to.morrow evening.
Two healthy wet nurses are wanted nj ht9
TWeIfth strect.
uorsr for rent and fnrniyhre for sale on Il
.,rcct hetwcen sixth and seventh strccta.
tmTpry Inpey No. q Knights Of pytbIas. will
hold a grand fair AT odd FelIoys' hall.
Tp,yv uorsE on Fourteenth street. between
I. street AID Massachusetts avenue, for sale.
pptrr uorsv ON Connecticut avenue betWeen
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

The Young Mems Republican Club Of the Dis
trct held a meeting at their clubhouse last
night, when, AFTER the transaction Of other husi-
ness, the special committee Of seven appointed
to starr The arrangements for the Inauguration,
reported the action Of the citizens meeting and
The subsequent action Of the Governor, and, at
their request, were discharged from the further
consideration Uf the matter, lnasmuch as an eN-
ecutiye committee Of citizens bad been ap-
pointed, The committee was discharged, aud
the members Of the club will, as individuals be
ready 10 do all In their power to assist the eX-
ecutive committee In make the AFFAIR O grand
success,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

4 meeting Of the Drug Clerks Association was
held last night at ClarkeA hall; q. A. Baker In the
chair, aud Ohas =. Price, secretary,
A large number Of the members Of the assOCa-
ti0n signed the constitution.
Mr., Hines, chairman Of the committee on con-
sututlon aud bylaws, reported progress and
asked for further time.
On motion, the association agreed 10 adopt
CushinRs Manual for their guidance In their
meetings,
On motion, an executive committee, consist
Ing of Messrs. Butts, Martin, Schaub, Ticklm and
SOuthall, were appointed.
After the transaction Of some routine business
the association adjourned until Wednesday night
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

MessTs. SaEs 4 Co. have now on exhibition
several Nep nnc OyercOats made to order In their
tailoring department, which, for elaborate trim
hllnE anu excellence Of material, may justly be
termed tue handHOmest OyerCOats ever exhibited
here. A the special request Of Messrs. saks
Co, we promised not to describe them. They cor
dlhllN ihNlte gentlemen 10 call and examine them,
AMI we can assure them they will be well Fepaid
for their loss OF time and trouble. Their tailor
Ing department Is on the second door Of $40 Sew
enth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

Judge Smell, In the Police Court yesterday,
nned Mr.. John W. Wright, charged with an as
assaultwas committed In the rooms OF the De
paTtment Of Justice, on the 2Ith OF November,
when an alteration FIRST commenced between
them, occasloned by shuman calling WHghts at
have circulated. The lie was passed. and Wright
raised his cain and struck ShumAn over the
head. The anar was quite lively for a while,
ShumAn putting himself on the defensive. Me-.
Wright addressed the court In his defence, aud
said IN the country where he was raised II was a
custom to knock any one down who applied the
term liar TO another, and no one should apply II
TO him with lmpunity Mr.. Wright has taken an
appeal aud bonds were given,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

The annual visitation 10 subordinate tribes
by the Great Sarhem and Chiefs Of the Great
Council will he Us follows!
1uscarOp No. q, Thursday, December 3; Usage
No, q, tuesday, December u; Logan No, /,
THURSDAY, December ~: OnHnlaRa M. II, sat
urlaN, December Z; Seneca Ma. II, Monday, De-
remher To- Black Hawk M. ~ Wednesday, De
CemheT NJ H. TimmanS No h., Monday, De.
TptuItHr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

The 1rst public procession Of this new Order
was helh In Washington yesterday afternoon,
70 attend the funeral Of Mr.. Thomas Mooney.
The services were held ut the NJ. T.. church,
rum siretteast, Addresses were made by the
pastor Of the church and the Rev. 4. W. Dent
son, chaplain Df the Order. The latter gentle
mnn took occasion to unfold the principles Of the
OF mechanics, The procession was accom-
panied by DOnchs hand, which dlsrunrsed al
mlFAhlP music
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DISTRICT NOTES.
ACTION or TIIE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS YESTERDAY.

ACTION or TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS YESTERDAY.
FARRAGUT SQUARE.
Mr.. G. E. Evans was ID reCted to INsh to rapid
completion the laying Of the Outercurb around
the ellipse In FaHagut square, so that Gen Bal,-
cock may he able 10 complete Its grading.
FIFTEENTH STREET DITCH.
Mr.. J. II. barrow having asked that the ditch
on Fifteenth street, between 3 aud T, he filled,
was Informed that the Inspector reports that II
Is not the cause Of the water In his cellar, but
that 1t comes from the sewer which has no out
let, but will soon have one.
BUNKER HILL ROAD.
Superintendent Carpenter was directed to have
the depTesslOns on the Bunker Hill road, be-
tween Lincoln avenue and Sargent road, flled,
aud the road trimmed with gravel.
PERMIT REFUSED.
Mr.. W. b. Moses having requested permission
to build a showcase for the exhibition Of his
goods, on the seyenth-street side Of his store,
was informed that the Inspector reports that the
same Will Obstruct the sidewalk, which, through
out the city, Is now the effort Of the board TO
Keep clear.
PETITION GRANTED.
Permission was granted G, A. Brewer to move
out 10 the line Of the fOotway the iron fence In
front oIihls premises on East Capitol street. A
similar permit was granted Mr. b, L. jackson,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

Mr. TheO. 0atchell, president Of the Cruelty 10
Antmals Society, on Tuesday evening arrested
George Reid, the owner, and also b. stewart and
II. Williams, the drivers Of two OK teams At
their stables In an alley between sixth and
seventh and and p streets upon the charge Of
cruelty, They were locked up In the station
house, ana yesterday mOrning were taken before
Justice Reese, who fined Reid SO and costs
stewart Z! aud costs, and Williams ~ and cost,
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CITY ITEMS.

r. FULTON \ Co. - sale Of unredeemed pledges
will continue every evening this week, at &
O'Clock; and particular attention Is requested to
the sale Of diamonds, fne gold watched, and
standard hooks on FRIDAY evening.
WV. SMITH, giI Ninth street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

FRENCH CASHMERE PAETs, plain and fancy
cOlora, at tt2 per pair. Genilemenh, youths
boys and Chirens Inverness, King William
cape and sack OveTcnata, Also, q choice stock vi
gObds 10 the piece, TOT ordered work,
RONAE 4 Cox,
EUT NNVpnth EtFtpt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

Sewing Machine Is the hest Of al. The pcricr-
tOn Of stitch on oil kinds Of gnO'lS, great nng'
Of work, ease Of operation, no selrss, tnT more
nearly 10 than any other shuttle machlne, kgpli-
adjusting tensions, simplicity And durability NJ
all parts Is not equaled In any other machine.
once, P05 street, Masonic Temple.
". p. ADAMS & CO., Agents,
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The ladies Of punhartOn-atreet NJ. Il. church,
Georgetown, will hold festival aud supper IN
the basement Of the church, on the evenings OF
friends Of the church are requested 10 patrOniEe
u, Very moderate prices charged, Everything
Of the best Kind
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

SPECIAL SALE ON observation-disclosures Cleary,
auCtiOneers, will hold special sale Of house
hold furniture, new cooking and heating stoves,
new and secondhand clothing, 6c,, In front OF
their auction rooms, tomorrow morning Ut 10
O'Clock.
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DRY GOODS.

CLoAKsi rrRsm
SHAwLsi sUITsii
SHKs! yELyETsI!
CAsnmEREs' MEnrNOSi
EVENING DRESS GOODS,
TABLE DANTAsK, NAPKINS,
DOHLES, TOWELS,
FRUIT CLOTHS, WINE CLOTHS.
LARGE STOCK OF LACE CURTAINS.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY FROM THE
PRESENT TO THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
Mourning Goods In all the best qualities.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
OBI Pennsylvania ave.
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MnIlrn-

We are requested to call especial attention to
the notice Of &. W. Hayden, John l.. Kidwell and
John 4. Blnnd0n, which appears to-day In our
special notice COLUMN.
For CHILDREN
Suits, CApes, Talmas and Cape Coats.
A. SAKs 4 CO.,
ll6 Seventh street
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conner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
paya d per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hour, to4 saiuf-
DAYS, to and 6tOs,
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Price LIST OF GENIE FURSIslIlEG GOOps At
GOLDMAN a STEiEBERG, NEW GESTs FuRSfsuIEG
GOODS STORE, No. 700 SEVENTH STREET, CORNER
orc:
Good White Shirts, 70 cents, So rents, 81, fi.hO.
Our o. white shirts Is unsurpassed In the city;
good MeTinO Underhirts and Drawers, 90 cents,
40 cents 10 cents, 81, fl.25 and LA. We sell a
betteT u UndershlH than any house In town.
splendid English Socks, N cents per pair. Knit
Jackets, large variety and al very low prices
'rhe finest variety NJ Ties Bows and SrariS ever
seen IN this city.
Depot for Gents Kid Gloves, In all the opera
COlOTs and shades for street wear. Gloves,
Gloves, Gloves, Of any imaginable Kind and Of
low hgures. Come aud convince yourselves. An
goods warranted rs represented.
GOLDMAN a STEIkRERG,
Corner Seventh and a gtFepta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

THuRsroSS Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
hest Dentrhce In use. It Keeps the Teeth clean
aud white, and the gums sound and healthy
Price 20 and 90 cents.
JOUyENa InodOrOus Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior 20 anything known. Price % cents.
fHOMFsOSS POmade Optlme IL exquisite. II
Roftens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price 20 and 70 cents.
All for sale by Dmggists
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Tine FIRE department Will he paid on to-,lay at
1880 O'Clock.
It was cold riding in Virginia yesterday In an
open buggy.
Charlie Hurdle has q new style hat he wants
adopted by the ilremen. Its red.
Who wrote the Inauguration resolutions for
the Pennsylvania Republican Association
That's the question.
The killing NJ the rowdy Jim Burnett ycster-
day created quite cummOtiOn Ia South Wash
ingtnn.
There Y Grc no applicants for lodging az the
First precinct station last night. They were
afraid OF the dead man.
The police board are expected TO act on about
forty doubtful license cases to-day. There Is
some anxiety on the subject
"BrlcEyllc" IA a good name for the settlement
nrro,s the Long bridge, where the "wOrkers In
clay" 10 most abound.
The Board Of Health has declared "Reddy"
WelCh's old american hall" on ID street, near
Twelfth a nuisance, and ordered II 10 he torn
down.
The Lady whose carriage step was taken from
In front OF her door, by reason OF ts being beyond
regulation size, declares her Willingness Ia let II
he kept and used es u tombstone for the mem
hers Of the Board Of Public Works.
The following was the range Of the ihrrmOme-
ter yesterday At Hempler's OptciAn store No.
as Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of FOur-and-a-
half street: u. M, ~; 10 A. m, -; ~ M, ~; y.
m. hi y, NJ, 81; p. H., Is; p, ~, ~.
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TuE new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, IA.
Is only four blocks from the Cathedral.
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corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent, interest on all deposits. DepOs-
It's can be made and drawn vi will,
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WOypERpuT

!. George Combs, 9O6 Pennsylvania avenue, he
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, h selling the
nnest French candles at the low price Of 90
cents per pound. call will satisfy all that he
IA selling the same goods which are usually sold
for 20 cents. !. q. CONES
900 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a lrst-Class manner
send them 10 A. RIsHER, 6iS Ninth street. OppO-
site Patent ONCE. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. hid gloves cleaned nice
and cheap.
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PLEASANT DRIVE.

Four-nnd-n-hnIrs street Completed.
Among the many pleasant drives afforded I'M
der the new regime by the improvement OF the
streets within the city limits, there Ia not one
which will give such entire satisfaction to the
owners Of good horses as FOur-and-a-half street,
which has Just been completed In good style by
Mr.. Culllnan, the contractor. The grade has been
altered to make the drainage complete, the street
narrowed and the sidewalk wldened and In some
portions parked. The rOad-bed, which Is ftty-flye
feet wide, has been well graded and a fine Mac
Adam road laid, which Is Just now In excellent
condition for driving, being preferred by many TO
both the wood and concrete, and well worthy Of
trial as pleasant drive for all. Al the foot OF
the street are the beautiful grounds Of the arse
nal which arc always open, and which In addition
to its own beauties commands fine view Of the
river as far as Alexandria. Then for continue
ton, II parties do not like to return by the same
route, they have Seventh street with Its wood
pavement, or Water street with good road to
Fourteenth
For these and many other reasons FOnr-and-a-
half street Is destined to become decidedly pOpu-
lar as drive and promenade, and persons should
at once patrnnize It In the manner IN which II
deserves,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

THE BEsr TABLE, BOARD the market affords Is
furnished at the MarstOn House, on Fifteenth
street and New York avenue. Also several hand-
sOmcly furnished front and back rooms
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-05

JAMES BELIEw, Bookseller, TO5 Seventh street.
corner OF q northwest.
Just received another consignment Of PTang's
new CHROMo "REMINISCENCES or AN OLD MAN,
after the celebrated American artist, X. II.
Durand. Some Of the frst families Of the city
have already ordered copies Of this beautiful
picture.
Mr.. II. will nll orders at Boston price. Gaia.
Ogues free. Picture frames a specially.
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ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, &c.


NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ Mr.. J. q SANILLE.u.....I Lessee and Manager
last three nights Of the Fifth Avenue
THEATRE COMBINATION.
Only three more performances Of
ARTICLE a..
THURSDAY.
SATURDAY MATINEE,
AND SATURDAY NIGHT.
FRIDAY EVENING, by earnes, desire,
DIV CE.
ARTICLE 81 MATINEE SATURDAY.
MONDAY, Decemberp,
MIR. LESTER wALLACR,
proprietor Of wallack's theatre, New York. q Q
greatest syponent nov living II elegant modern
comedy, IN his own play Of
CENTRAL PARK.
BoS.book ready Friday deCB.u
SUPPER AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. X.
~ CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, d. C.-The Ladies'
cream and Fancy Articles, aud furnish an excellent
Supper in the Lecture-rpOm Of the church, on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Deccmberk and q com.
celye the patronage Of their friends aud the public
Admission 10 cents supper, 80 centa Tickets can
be procured At Mr. J. Henry Wilson's, No. liz bridge
street, and at the Church. dcc6St'