Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-08


! EHNEEATRE.--MANA Mr.. JOHN S. POT
q TER.
FAREWELL JOINT BENEFIT AND LAST APPEAR-
ANCE OF
MIR. WALCOT AND MISS CLARKE.
On which occasion SIR WILLIAM DON has kindly
volunteered, and will appear as "Ironbrace"
THIS EVENING, March Sh will be performed
the celebrated piece in acts, dramatized by Mr. al
cot entitled
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
DAVID COPPERFIELD.
Micaw Der Mr.. Walcot Mrs Micawber, Miss Clarke
10 the of the evening Mr. w. will deliver an
ANSWER TO THOMPSON,
The medding Member of Parliament.
After which, the favorte comedy OF
USED UP.
lronbrace .................;S Sir VIM. Don.
Sr CnarleS. ,........ Mr. Walcot.
To conclude with an original local sketch, written by
Mr.. Walcot, called
VIRGINIA's CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
WORLDS FAIR.
Simon suodres, Esq .."..".. Mr. Wacot,
virginia. MISS Clarke.
ADMISSION-Boxes so cts; Pit 25 cts.; Centre
Gallery so cts Side Eastern Gallery l2a cts; Co.
lored Gallery 25 cts.
Seats can be secured from 10 to ls, and from TO S
o'clock of Geo. w. Toer, Treasurer. NH Sit
rH,iE CELEBRATED
d. ANNA BISHOP!
Will give, early next week, ONE GRAND LYRIC
CONCERT being her first visit to Richmond these
two years. and since her brilliant tour in Mexico, and
her triumph in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, &C.
NH I'll
MADAME ANNA BISHOP, assisted bv
1sa Sguors NEVERELO, BAYLEY and BOCH-
s. AT T ys GRANP G4TcER d and oPE
Theatre, on TUESDAY Evening. March lith
a.a3 For particulars, see future advertisement
~ Tickets One Dollar each. NH s-2t
FENHEATRE.-MR. SLOAN'S first and only
III BENEFIT this season, will take place on
MONDAY next, 10th March. Seats can be secured
this day. NH s-lts
nLIDDON,s PANORAMA OF THE
~ NILE, EGYPTIAN MUMMIEs, &c
Last three Exhibitions Monday, the 10th Of March,
Wednesday, 18th; and Friday 18th March, at Odd
Fellows Hall. at II o'clock in the evening. Doors
open hour before.
Admission, 25 cents
n. B. Mr.. GIBBONS ARCHAEOLOGICAL
LECTURES ON EGYPTS REVELATIONS,
distinct from the Panorama will be continued on Sa-
turday, Sth; Tuesday Nth; Thursday, l3th and Sa-
turday, 18th March, at Odd Fellows Hail. at "A in the
evening, precisely.
Single admission, so cts. NH 7
EGYPT'S REVELATIONS.
TER. Gibbons THIRD LECTURE, THIS
We NlNG-suBJEcr: "The Primordial scup-
lures of the Pyramids, copious!y illustrated Their
seen!c teachings in respect to Language, Aphabats,
Writing Materials Numerals, Divisions OF Time, Paint
in Memphis, about B. c. 35O0'' NH Sit
TT ECTUREs ON ASTRONOMY.-AT
"a BOSHER'S HALL.-PRoFEssoR STINSON,
proposes to give series of his popular Lectures the
above Hall
SECOND LECTURE will take place This Eve.
mig, THURSDAY March 6h 1851.
His Lectures are illustrated BY Forty BEAUTIFUL STA
rIoNARy AND REvoLvINa DIAGRAMS nine feet in diam
eter, exhibiting the sublime mechanism of the
SOLAR SYSTEM.
After the Lecture Prof s. will exhibit his costly and
splendid collection of so DISSOLVING VIEWS
Also 20 splendid HROMATROPES, the beauty and
effect ofwhich truly surprising and astonishing
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Lecture at II. Admis.
sion.25 cts. Children hall price, Liberal arrangements
made with schools. NH
NNTONDERFUL AND AMUsING.-MR.
w Fishes LECTURES AND EXPERT
MENTS-THEOPHlLt FISKE will commence
brief course of lectures upon the newly discovered
science of ELECTRO BIOLOGY, in this city,
in the course Of week. The most surprising and
amusing experiments will be given that have ever been
| witnessed in this city. Particulars hereafter.
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axTRATTON'S OFFICE, No. S, South I4lh
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STATIONS the man.