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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DONT FuIiGET .DR. ABSTINENCE, at the TEMPERANCE HALL, TO-NIGHT. . _ p Admission,"6d. . 906 oi>D-FELLOW'S HALL. HJffifS (THURSDAY) EVENING-, DEC. sts. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. UNDER DISTINGUISHED* PATRONAGE ifOB THE FAREWELL COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT OF T A PETITE MARION NATHAN, -*-* who will appear for this night only in Small's great Song the UN"FORTUNATE MAN, with additional verses written by Mr. Small for the occasion. &ir NOTTCE—On this occasion she will present EVERY LADY visiting the FRONT SEATS with her CARTE DE VISITE AS DR. O'TOOLE. First time of MR. SMALL AS O'CALLAGHAN. j The performance will commence with the 2-act j Hibernian Farce, entitled I HIS LAST LEGS. 1 Felix O'Callaghan, Mb. J. Small. To be followed by La Petite Maeion as the TJntobtttnate Man. After which the Laughable Farce of the COLONIAL SERVANT. . Bbidget Mubpht, La Petite Mabion. : The whole to conclude with the Farce, of the THE IRISH TUTOR. LA LExTTE MARION AS DR. O'TOOLE FOR THE LAST TIME. RECOLLECT THE LAST NIGHT, 896 DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL EVENINGS. TUT A DAME CAEANDINI, -"-*- MISS ROSINA CARANDINI, AND MISS FANNY C4RANDINI, ASSISTED BY MR. WALTER SHERWIN, WILL GIVE THEIE | FIRST MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, AT THE , ODD-FELLOWS' HALL, ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, DECEMBER 10. For particulars, see future Advertisements. 900