... IR. ALBERT . SMITHIS CHINA 1 is open every Night (including Saturday) at Eight; Tuesday, Ts and Saturday Afternoons, at Three o'elook. Stalls, numbered Tbd reserved which can be taken in advance from the Plan at the gyptiasn Neb, every day, from Eleven to Four, without any extra chafrge 3,; Area, Is.; Gallery, Is. R CHARLES DICKENS will give TWO j1 hfORE CHRISTMAS READINGS at ST. MARTIN'S HALL ...

... DRURY-LANE, THEATRE ROYAL.- D Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. Reduced prices as usual. Box.offico open daily from Ten to Six. For the convenience of the patrons of this Theatre r5rangoments have been made by the Lessee that the Pautomime terminates at Eleven o'clock. The grand, gorgeous, and effective scenery or the Pantomime by Beverley. Glorious success of those popular and celebrated ortietes Mr. ...

... OD January 1, wtill be published, prlco Os, the NATIONAL REVATIE;W. No. XV. 1. CRABBEr iL THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF CATHERINE IL IL THE RESULTS OF SHORT IMPRISONMENTS. IV. VIRGIL AND HIS MODERN CRITICS. V. COUNT MIOT DE MELITO AND THE FRLENCH REVOLUTION. yr. FALSE MORALITY OF LADY NOVELISTS VII. THlE RELIGION OF THE WORKING CLASSES. VIII. LONGFELLOW. I.X. HANSEL'S LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOU1GHT. X. ...

... A P PIN' S SHILLING IAZORS M shrave well for Twelve Months withoit Gridii, ' MAPPIN'S TWO SHILLING RAZORS shave ?? for tor, years. MAPPIN'S THREE SHILLING RAZORS (suitalble for hartr soft beards) shave well fir ten years, MAPPIN BROTHERS, Queen's CutleryV Works, Sheffiell -d 67, King Williarr-strcet. City, Loedon, wlhere the largest stt Cutlery in the world is kept. A%/ APPIN'S DRESSING ...

... PUBLIO AMUSEMENTS. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. UNDIMa KM~ Lou=s FPM AXD Mo. W. H~eARXooa'a' MANqAnssMq. M'ORROEOW, and every eenlng ?? f5rther notice, the per- TOfoonolocee will e~menne with Balfe'a highly suocesef hi opera, BATANELLA; or, the Fewer af Love. Characters by Miss Louiea ASySe Mi eec 130M Suma 17yno, Mr. George Hoery, Mr. A. t.AlynMr B Coti b~-Webse, and Mr: W, HaeLo,s. ...

... -1UTCH, Portuguese, Spanish, American, French, 1 and other COUPONS, noW flue and payable abroad; are now beng PAID at the very hibhest rates, on tre~cuttion atthe tbullion and Ban'ieng Office, 79, Lontaxrd-3srect. ADAM S6IiELMANN and Ci. AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT'S FIVE PER': CENT. BONDS, yisidebog at the present price about five and three-clnrter- per cent., belng a goo i Ins estment for silo in ...

... EWS for AUSTRALIA.-T1I, MHORNING NCHRONICLE of January 16. wiii COntain A SUNMAny of NEWS prepared exoresslt for AUSTRALIA. In tiato'Elition, in tiie for Overland Mail. 'Price 4d.-Publisbed at 832, Strand. VIC TORIA, AUSTRALIA, RAILWAYL LAN,' Y issued usider the authority of the, Railway Loats Act of the Legislature of Victoria, No. XXXVI , dated Mevbourne, Novem- ber 24, i57 ntivuled 11 4n ...

... tCKWVALL LINE of PACKETS.- I ,IiFDCCTION in PASS tGE MONEY.-Vor 1IELBOURI.E I lt ?? direct. to sall Ist February, and will calls at-Ply. (VI' Gres'rs s Bred! 5 5ilcndid river-built clipper ship r3';b, M GScOURT, A 1,1050 tons register, A tGiE: TiOCKELL, Commander. 0iid Pif, IaVi'Rg a full ?? and lofty tween decks, TO 5P'o .,sperior accolsillnodation for chief cabin, second, inter. et) ' ...

... ,1M R. HIOWARD, Sargeon-Dentist, 52, Fleet- J5U street, has Introdueed n entrely new description of ARTIFICIAL TEET1H, fixed without springs, wires, or ligatures. They so perfectly resemble the natural teeth as not to be distin guished from the origrinals ?? closest observer; they will never ehange colour or decay, mand ill be rfound superor to any teeth ever before used, This method does not ...

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... P ATRONISED by the QUEEN.-GENERAL J DOMtESTIC SERtViIOTS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION1, 32, 9ackville-streoh. Established May, 1804, for the purpose of affording Permanent Resiet of Old Age and Infirmities. A REGISTRY of SERVANTS WANTING PLACES and of EMPLOYERS WANT]ING SERVANT'Shoe beenieotablishe In con-. nosine with thie institution, for the exclnsive benefit of those Servants who are members; ...

... .1E&D OUTE.-WEELY OMU- LI VA~iJ\bySTEAM1 to INDIA, &.OXEGYPT.- 0 oTIOS by S~AL ILM AVIGATION ~lrE~lsLL~;SF~ERJlS sald receive goods anid par- RA BOterraca~rFgypt, ~deri, CeYloni, itidmas,Calcutta, t Ciaiii11 Miknjill, by their PtslrreiF leaving South- %.ithe 4tj and .oth of ever, turoth; and for the o g.lA Adlen, sunl Boatbao-, be; their piacketa wt1011O Ou ?? 11th aikd 2 tir of ?? nmonth. ...