The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18
THE BATEIAN CHILDREN,

We are authorised 10 say that these far
famed children viii appear at the Theatre On
Monday, the Doth inst Their success has been
prodigiou3 wherever they have appeared, in
Europe US we'll Is in America. Ii ii be any al
G!,ion TO their merits, it may be as well to
mention, that they have appeared before al
the crowned heads OF the old world, aud that
uITlr reception was not less favorable than il
hgs since been with tde many thousand .ov,-
reisus Of tue new. A New York paper spesls
OF the close ola late engagement at the Bro9d-
way, in tina following terms:
BROADWAY THEATEE.-Ine darling mad
y 0ndeftul Betaman children closed q no,I
brilliant and successful fortnighr's ENGAGEMENT
on Saturday evening last. Their Benefit,
which took place on Friday evening, was. de-
spite tn storm that prevailed throughout the
day and evening, atten led bv a f,Sai1nah!e
critical and delighted audience. GA that oc,
caston, Il nurnbet Of warm aud enthusiastic
@dnIers, pre- I'd 10 these beautiful and tad
e1ied chi fcl very handsome ami appreciate
testimonial, n tie shape Of pair oft.eg.ut
eni valuable golI watches, an! the follo1!n,
Interesting cCI1e s9ondence took place
NEW YORK, Nov. 70 1872.
10 MISSES r lie AND ELLEN BArrHAN -
'""ip''t' - ou sincere uiiHiFNtlOG TOR FGul
ackn0w Iedg ID Talents aGd the chiiHka SIM.
PhcltF u: character which has rauain.a nm
disturbed 10y the Brilliant success YOU lave 50
early Gchle' eG, sc tie UNDERSIGNED hpae Iraya
10 present You the accClnpant ing token of or
earnest good wishes, May these little moni
lors-as they mark the fight OF hours-m,rk
also their profitable and p!eusurabe emnIov.
nient, ana may the lapse OF time, if it bring no
ela'n9nal triumph to those you have already
Pahen' IN : VITA II ;he calm, quiet happiness
Ol ii 1t wei spent, AMI high talents eiiIul,yed
Tor The ono OF the BeLelicent Giyer, Win
sentiments OF lhe highest admiration and re-.
Ea'n' we remain, most truly, your flieads.--
oiSAhu by a. =. hlngsland, Coleman l. Ster
SON. Zen. II. Nalnrldge and others.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Nov. q. 1879.
uENr H.-Permlt Inc, Oh behalf OF nv selfant
tnhdren - express the deep and hearif. II pt,t;.
tute, not Only for your handsome f,le4enf LItc',
hot Kindness which prompted So gratjfying an
eHldenca d. our friendly interest in iEe;rhahaIC
Il s"i'i . t.eif earnest desire to grow NOR and
mlr "oitty and deserving the high cou9.li,oan,
they have received at your E9nds, Ancrnt
Their Bet thinks, and beIieve them. gra,rfliIv
yoUrs, II. ). BAFENAN, for kafe mi k,Ii ;,
bat"man. 10 Hon. 4. L. kiDgslart. X. u
coleman, hsq., General II. WuloridLe. and
L-4,ts.
lie Presentation above uliud Il to was mad.
- MS HOMO, HaEcI hIngsIlud himself and
- ~ '''7"ire oi ,ne audreace, II the close Of
~ pr y ~ nee. IL highly coupim~ntrd t
"'-'t'@I 'ung n tIsjS upon their o. MIN. s,,a
Vt,rH'*' 1ni -iiss Kat in behalf ct Ier.l.f NH
@'.tf r'tll.i III modest and auprar,.,t-
% en-. Neither otra CLildreue,er.r. ,.i ia,-
U' ,f more 1Fuatiaaiiy taon u. tn, o.r1sin,,
a.2 hflr, es jla Young Scaugp.'' ar ne ,,n
IN called II ior l!c uuucr, ..GranJf,,ber',
tssi WAS u',''.,aI'y acknowledged the ,ely