American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-29

THE ROMAN ANPHITHRATRE. This new and beau
tiful place of amusement continues To be nIghly MI
cd by large and enthusiastic audiences The cfo"a
in attendance last evening was quite as numerous as
on any previous occasion We cannot speak u"
highly Of the performance of MI Sands and his tat
entcd children, Maurice and hey are equa, II
not, indeed, superior 10 The cell braled Rseys Inc
beautiful pony cinderella, by hen numerous tricks,
forms a commanding feature in the entertainment
as does, also, the cethralrd horse "May Fly" Tn"
fighting ponies "Deaf Burke" and "Tom Spring,"
and the twin ponies ''DamOn" and "Pyhas" aiein-
roduCCd every evening by Mr.. Sands, and go tn ough
their beautiful performances. Mr.. Mactarlahd, the
celebrated vauler is member of ihe corps, aud ap-
pears every evening. We know Of no more agree.
able place TO sptn an Gvenir than at the Amphi-
theatre. The encrprising ptopreiora deserve the
utmost credit for the hands ONE manner in which the
entertainments are presented TO the public.
INTRODUCTORY LECTURES. The Introductory lee
lurs for to night before the University of Mary land
Will be delivered by Prof. Chtw-lhat before The
w ashinston University Of Baltimore will be deliver.
ed by Prot, Wilson. Both gentlemen have high
reputation for talent ard their lectures will doubt
leSS dIdW lOsClHCI idIB' huuicHIte'
The MUsEUM- Benefit Of the Misses SlsnGn. The
many admirers Of these highly talented artists will
have opportunity this evening of trstfying their
appreciation of the high regard in which they hold
their services vocasts and performers on the Harp
AMI Piano Forte Their benefit has been fixed for to-
night, and most admirable bill Of entertainment is
offered for the occasion. The fine comedy Of Simp
son Co., in which Mrs. Sloman and Mr.. Jshn Self
ton will appear, will be represented. After the com
edy grand concetby Mr. SlOman and the charming
benefcaIies.' Mr.. sloman will sing several new
comic songs. We predict great rush TO the Sa Don
tonight.
DI3- GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPE
RANCE, STATE or MARYLAND.-An adjourned
meeting of the Grand Division will be held on THIS
(Thursday) EVENING, 29h inst. at O'Clock, at
Sloan Hall. full att ndance is desired, as an
election viii be held for G w. A. and important bust
ness transacted -
1t VIM. II. GORRlGHT, C.s.
n7- UNIVERSITY OF MAEYLAND-FACULT
or PHYslc- introductory Lectures. Professor CHEW
will deliver his introductory Lecture THIS EVEN
ING, at 7! O'CLOCK in the Chemical Hall ofthe Med
cal College, LOSbard street, The public re
specially invited TO attend.
IL WIN L. A. AKIN, NJ, D, Dean.
n7- LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY AND NATU.
RAIL PHILOSOPHY, The Ladies and Gentlemen
OF BaIrimorears respectfully informed thai series
OF Extraordinary Lectures will he delivered in the
Chemical Hall of the University OF Maryland duIing
The ensuing winter, 10 comm cHce on MONDAY EVE
MING, Move mber ID, al II Z. NJ. and 10 be- c"hlinu
ed on TUESDAY EVENING Of each succeeding
week At the same hour. The Course Will consist Of
Fourteen Lectures during which the following sub
jects will be introduced:
Ca OrC nature and laws. Hydrogen and Balloons.
I Sources of Galore. Atmospheric Air, and air
Steam Engine, principe. pump.
ELECTRICITY, nature and Carbon diamond aud
effects. compounds.
Galvanic Light and De- illuminating Gas and
hagrali ms. Bude Light.
Electric Te egTaph and PHOSPHORUS nature and
Colts Submarine Bat properties.
terry. Pot 'ssum and Alkalies.
Oxygen, nature and pro, Compound BIowpipc and
perIips. Drummond Light
Tickets for the Course, 10 adtit gentleman and
lady or Two ladies, one dollar; tickets for a single
Lecture, twenty five c"nts, to he had at the door,
aud al The hook store OF MessTs, CUgN5 Brothers,
Baltimore street.
NIB. No boys admitted unless accnn: nigd hy
parcns or friends, who will be resp DmsihIe for their
proper behaviour, o27lhsm4t
ND WASH NGTON UNIVERSITY or BAL
TfIORE The INTRODUCTORY LECTURES
for the session Of lo46 y, will be delivered in the
Chemira Hall, at u, r. VI, TO commence; on mon
DAY EVENING NEXT, and to continue in The fol-
lowing order:
Profess or NJ ONKUR, on MONDAY, 10Th.
FOREMAN, on TUESDAY, 18th.
GIBSON, on WEDNESDAY, ash.
- WILSON, on THURSDAY, E9h.
LEONARD, on FRIDAY, 3Uth
STOKES, on SATURDAY,, 3 st.
The public is respectfully inv'teG to attend,
The Anatomical Rooms were opened on lstinstant.
Students Of medicine obtain rooms ut The College,
by applying to the Steward Of the Hospital.
oc9.-Ot E. FOREMAN, pean.
NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE,