American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-14

The ROMAN AhPHIrHEATRE-.7tteraooH Perform
dnce For the benefit of the juvenile portion of the
com munity, there VIII be an afternoon performance
at this popular place of amusement to-day, com
mencing al q O'Clock. The programme announced
for the occasion is most admirable one. The even
ins's entertainments will take place as usual Mas
ter Hernandez the celebrated equestrian, will ride
his principal act Oh both occasions Mr.. Sands and
his talented children will also appear.
THE MUsEuM-Bencft Of Rogers. The benefit of
this gentleman has been fixed for tonight, when he
will ar pear in two characters. He will sustain the
part of Iago" in the tragedy of Olhello aud erich
ard the 3D." in the 4h aud 5th of the celebrated
play of that name. Between the pieces comic
song by Mr. Seton. The friends of this remarkable
young man have opportunity to night Of testying
their appreciation ofhis performance, We should be
pleased TO see full house.
Our BOOK TABLE. Mr.. Moore, 1873 Pratt street,
has laid upon our table, pamphlet, entitled, "Wan
derngs and Adventures of Reuben Delano; being a
narrative ortweve years. life in whale ship--illus-
trated with engravings." We have not had time to
read the work, but narratives OF this kind are gener
ally well supplied with exciting Incidents
THR WESTERN CONTINENT. We notice that this
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of Dombey s. Son, the new work by Dickens The
readers fthe Continent will have rich treat in its
perusaI.
fI3-CABVERT-ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.
Rev, MIR. SHIGLEY will preach ia the UniversaIist
Church, corner Of Calvert and Pleasant streets. TO
MORROW Sunday at II O'Clock, A, NJ. and at
O'Clock, Pm 1t
o. HISTORICAL LECTURES. course of
70 pular Lectures on Modern History, embracing the
Revolutions of Nations and the Progress Of Cpilisa
tiOn from the cisse of the Fourth Century, will be
delivered during the Winter Session of 1867, at
the Franklin Institute, North street, Baltimore by
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, of Trinity College, Dub
lin, to commence on thursday EVENING, Nov.
18th, and to be continued on each succeeding Tues
day evening, at O'Clock
SYLLABUS OF THE COURSE:
Lectures. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE.
|. From the Invasion of the Western Il. EMpire TO
Charemagne.
9. " CharlenGgne 10 Othn the Great
g. OHIO the Great to Gregory the Great.
4. Gregory the Create Signing ofMagua Cbarta
>. i" Magua Charta 10 the Council of Constance.
6. Council Of Constance TO taking of COnstan-
tnople by the Turks.
7. " Taking of Constantinople TO Henry VIII. of
England
g. Henry VIII. of England to the Peace of
WesIphaa.
o. Peace of Wesphalia to the English Revolu
TO- 90 English Revolution to Death of Gar Peter
the Great.
IL, refer the Great to the Peace of Paris.
h. " Pence OF Paris 10 Acknowledgment of Anne. |
rican Independence.
Ticket for the full course, admitting gentle
and lady, $500
Family Ticket admitting five persons, 500
Single Ticket, for each Lecture, e.25
{G3- Tickets TO be had at the Bookstore Of James
S. Waters, 244 Baltimore st, west OF Charles.
~ o. To the Introductory Lecture, on the l7th ad-
mission free, by tickets TO he had application at
the store of MIR. Waters, as above. MD st
Gg- PUBLIC LECTURE. At the request of his
friends, the Rev, DR. MORRIS has consented to de.
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