Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-10
After which
SPRING GARDENS.
GRAND LYRIC CONCERT AT THE
RICHMOND THEATRE,
EDK MADAME ANNA BISHOP hano he

EpY MADAME ANNA BISHOP, being her
aS first visit here these two years. and since her bril-
liant tour in New Mexico and her late triumph in New
York, Boston and philadelpha.
Madame ANNA BISHOPS fixed enga gements in
other Cities and positive departure for London Ito ap-
pear in June next at Her Majestys Italian Opera, will
prevent her performing in Richmond any other place
but the THEATRE
The eminent Cantante, sIGNOR NOvILLE Pri.
mo Basso Of the Theatre Royal Caroline, Palermo;
San Carlo, Naples; La Pergola, Florence and lately
of the New Y ork Italian Opera Company, will make
his fret appearance in Richmond;
MR.. BOCHSA, Harpist and Composer to the
Queen OF England, Director for Madame Anna Bishop,
London, and of San Carlo Naples, will preside at the
Piano Forte and direct the Orchestra
Madame ANNA BISHOP will, besides singing a
iavoure song and popular ballad in toilette OF concert
appear in splendid costume in three new characters
first time in this city
l. Queen Elizabeth of England, from Donzette's
Grand Opera, Robert Devereaux"
.. Lucia de Lammermoor, one OF the most beautiful
creations of Walter Scott and Donze,te.
8. Mexican Girl, giving true TABLEAUx OF Mex
IcAN LIFE, as performed by Anna Bishop in Mex
leo, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, &c &c.
Doors open at !, Concert to commence at o'clock
~ ADMISSiON-Boxes One Dollar; Parquette
Fifty cents. Tickets provided at the Bookstores Ho-
tells and Box Office, where seats be secured during
the day. NH 10
HLiDD0N's PANORAMA or THE
" NILE, EGYPTIAN MUMMIES, &C.
Last three Exhibitions on Monday the 10th of March;
Wednesday, 18th; and Friday, 18th March, at Odd
Fellows Hall at II o'clock in the evening Doors
open an hour before.
Admission, 25 cents
N. B. MR.. GLIDDoN's ARCHAEOLOGICAL
LECTURES ON EGYPT'S REVELATIONS
distinct from the Panorama) will be continued on
Tuesday, llth; Thursday, l3th and Saturday. 18th Of
March, at ODD Fellows Hall, at half past o'clock in
the evening, precisely.
Single admission, so cts. NH 7
M ECTURES ON ASTRONOMY.-AT
AZ BOSHER'S HALL.-PRoFEssoR STINSON
proposes to give series ofhs popular Lectures at the
above Hall
SECOND LECTURE will take pIac. This Eve.
mig. THURSDAY March 9th, 1851.
His Lectures are illustrated by Forty BEAUTIFUL STA.
TIoNARY AND REVOLVING DIAGRAMS, nine feet in diam.
eer, exhibiting the sublime mechanism of the
SOLAR SYSTEM.
Alter the Lecture, Prof S. will exhibit his costly and
splendid collection of so DISSOLVING VIEWS
Also 20 splendid HROMATROPES, the beauty and
effect (which are truly surprising and astonishing.
Doors open at o'clock. Lecture at H. Admis
| sion25 cts. Children halt price. Liberal arrangements
made with schools. NH
EE7ONDERFUL AND AMUSING.-MR
w FISHES LECTURES AND EXPERT.
MENTS-THEOPHlLI FISKE will commence o
brief course of lectures upon the newly discovered
science OF ELECTRO BIOLOGY, in this city
in the course OF week. The most surprising ane
amusing experiments will be given that have ever beer
witnessed in this city. Particulars hereafter.
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