Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13


TMvMEATR Es-MANAsrR, MR.. JOHN S. PoT-
a TER.
BENEFIT OF MIR. OLLIER.
THIS EVENING, March 18th, will be performed
the romantic drama OF
THE ROBBERS WIFE.
Mark Redland, MIR Taylor Sawney .... MIR Sloan.
To be followed by the farce of
No. -, MAIN STREET.
Mr.. Crazy. Mr. Ollier Mrs Crazy. Mrs Jones
After which, the new ballet of
THE MAGIC ROSE.
In which Miss Carne and Mons. Szoosy will appear.
The performance will conclude with the farce of
SPRING GARDENS.
Scrump. ..... Mr.. Sloan Mrs. Scrump. Mrs Sloan
ADMISSION-Boxes5 so cts; Pit Is cts; Centre
Gallery so cts Side Eastern Gallery 12s cts.; Co
lored Gallery Is cts.
Seats can be secured from 10 to 70, and from to 5
o'clock OF Geo w. Toler. Treasurer NH l3-lt
RICHMOND THEATRE.
CROWDED AUDIENCES.-In compliance with
" the wishes Of many families to behold
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
In her original and impressive character of JUDITH,
as performed by that great arste at the Opera House
and Broadway Theatre, New York, also at Boston
and Philadelphia she has delayed her departure.
Extensive preparations having been made by the
Management to give effect TO the spendour of the
subject, the Principal Tabeaux Of the grand Biblical
Operate Spectacle, called
JUDITH,
Will be presented, full and classical costumes on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 14th,
Being the last appearance of Madame ANNA BISHOP
and her party.
The Librelto, originally written in Castan for Ma
dame Anna Bishop, during her soioum in Mexico, and
translated into English by Fl. G. Watson, Esq, of N
York
The Music selected and arranged by Mr. BocHsA,
from the most popular works of Verdi viz Lomba-
ai Manheth Erno
JUDITH Madame ANNA Bishop.
EIiakim,, High Pontiff. :..... .Signor NovELLI.
Israphael, spirit to Judith ...... Miss Carlne
Israelst Men, Women and Children Israelitish
Priests Council Of Elders, Soldiers, Dancers
People, &c.
PETITE VAUDEVILLE,
A Grand American Alegorical Scene in which
Madame Anna Bishop will appear as the Goodies of
Liberty and sing the National Air "Hai Columbia
Romberg's Humorous Children Symphony, for toy
instruments, performed by the ofc che noc,,s
DIRECTOR. NIX. BOCHSA.
s1 Boxes 81, Parqueue so cts To be had at the
Book and Music Stores, principal Hotels, and at the
Box Office of the Theatre. NH l3--2t
PosITIyEhY TIE LAST ExHIBITIQN:
FRIDAY Evening, 18th of March, at Odd Fellows
Hall, at II o'clock. Doors open an hour before.
Admission, 25 cents
90 NOTICE.-MR. GLIDDON's LAST Two
LECTURES ON EGYFl'S REVELATIONS,
distinct from the Panorama) will be continued on
Thursday, 18th; and Saturday, 18th March, at Odd
Fellows Hall, at half past o'clock in the evening"
precisely.
Single admission, so cts. NH
ENGYPT'S REVELATIONS !-MR. GID
"a DON'S Fifth LECTURE This THURSDAY
Evening. Subject: 1.-The Book ofthe Dead continued
ORIENTAL Observation-Disclosures of the assurance
of Clemens Alexandiiaus. "n that which relates 10 the
Occult, the enigmas of the Egyptians are similar to
those OF the Hebrews" tStromata, W.
NH l3-lt
VA7ONDERFUL AND AMUSING.-MR
wv FISKES LECTURES AND EXPERT
MENTS -THEOPHlLUS FISKE will commence
brief course of lectures upon the newly discovered
science of ELECTRO BIOLOGY, in this city.
in the OF week. The mos surprising and
amusing experiments will be given that have ever been
witnessed in this city. Particulars hereafter.
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A CARD.-GentleRlep, if you are in want Of
"a something really Eee and fine in the way of
CLOTHING, cali in and see WIN. J. SMITH,
Merchant Tailor opposite the Post Office and examine
his new stock OF Goods.
VIM. J. SMITH is Agent for "scotts Reports of
Fashions" NH 1l-3t
6sTRATTON'S OFFICE, No. S, South l4th
~ street.