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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

STEALING LETTERs.-J0hn Hoffman. the
lad charged with stealing letters from the Post or
fice, was examined before U. s. Commissioner Wat
son, and committed for trial u the fall harm Of the
u g. District Court
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AMUeuMrNrs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
PARRow'a
GREAT SOUTHERN BURLESQUE OPERA,
BALLET AND PlNT0SIIME TROUPE,
WILL OPEN THE ABOVE HALL. ON
MONDAY NIGHT next.
Particulars in future advertisement
oel2 JOHN P. SMITH, Asf
THEATRE.
LrssEE.........--...... r. TAYLOR.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18th.
The b- ,nvS playof
Huon. j. H Taylor; Sir Rupert, Mr.. Boniface; Coun-
tess, Miss annette Ince.
Dancing BY Miss : f. and J. Kendall.
ny COUSIN JOE.
Cousin Joe. Mr.. Lewis; Marsery.i Miss Kecsb.'
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CON CERT,
By the Choir of the Sd Presbyterian Church,
CHuRcH Hill (REv. Ma. DussiNG,s,)
On TUESDAY, nth,
INN Assisted By
xsA2H sIeNoR BORA. Violin,
HERR THILOw, Piano.
P. Fl. RUSS ELL, Clarionet.
F.w ROSTER, Violoncello.
Programme
PART L.
1. Chorus Night Shades" by the Choir.
2. SonE-'Thy spirit of love keeps . watch over
me" Llnley
s. song-"Angels ever bright and fair. -. Handel
4. Solo-Piano Forte. by........... Mr. THlLOW.
5. Vocal Quartette-"Springs DeIights". .Pohleuz
8. Chorus-'Tho' the sinner bloom at morn
7. Trio-Piano Forte, Violin and Violoncello,
Mesrs THILOW, BORA and RO-
SICK, list part, .Reissiser.
PART IL.
l. Tric-Piano, Violin and Violencello, I'D
pslC.. ........... .heisslser.
2. Soug-"Is 1t dreamw Teferies
solo-Violiu, by .................Sig. BORA.
.. Sone-"The harp that once thre' Tara's
8. Solo-Clarionet, by MIR. Behr.
7. Vocal Quartette-' The Christmas Carol"
as sung in Worcestershire On the morn
ing of Christmas Day. composed in 1910.
8. Song-"As pensive here, sit slouau-
Violoncello obeato Mr.. ROSTER. as. Zeiber.
Concert ito commence punctualy, at half past
O'Clock.
Tickets so cents-can be had at the door on the
evening OF performance, and at Mr.. A. Morris Book.
store. ~
The Piano Forte, used on this occasion, il kindly
furnished by Mr. A. Morris ocl2
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The NORFOLK CoNvENTIoN.-The day Sc
lected for the assemblage Of the Norfolk In
ternal Improvement Convention is the day
before the meeting of the Stockholders of the
Central Railroad. The Convention is fixed
for the 9Th of November-the meeting of the
Stockholders will take place on the 9th. 1t
will be therefore impossible for those Of the
Stockholders who desired to attend the Con-
vention to do so, without neglecting their
own meeting, which is one required by law.
We understand there is a desire, in at least
some of the counties on the North side, and
this city, to be represented in this Conven-
ton; and many of those who are compelled
to be at the Stockholders meeting, ought, by
all means, to be sent along with the delega-
tions to Norfolk. We suppose as the invita-
ton has been very general, our Norfolk
friends will be glad to see these counties re-
presented. Ifso, we trust they will postpone
the day for the Convention for a short time
1t will subject nobody to inconvenience, and
will bring together persons understood to be
laboring under some imaginary mutual hos
tility, which may result benefcially in mol
lifying prejudices and pave the way for just
understanding amongst them. What say our
Norfolk contemporaries
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SPECIAL NerICE.-The attention of the
trade. and the public generally is respectfully
requested to the extensive sale of Crockery, Glass
ware and Fancy Articles, to take place at my store,
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock. 1t embraces the most
extensive and varied assortment ever offered 20 the
public. ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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EA u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP
sSSESfxSlRE ROANOKE lsaxas S.turdau u,axai.a

&Nk q. 5. N Al L STEAMSHIP
iEiaS11k ROANOKE leaves Saturday morning,
I4th inst, at O'Clock, for NEW YORK, via NOR
FOLK.
Freight received the entire day OF Friday the 18th
instant.
Shippers requested to see us before sending
down their Freight.
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour of departure, O'Clock A. NJ. SATURDAY,
18th instant.
Tickets and berths secured at Office south side
of Basin.
Passengers taking this ship for Norf.k charged the
same a. by the river steamers.
LUDLAM WATSON
N. B.-The Steamship JAMESTOWN leaves on
TUESDAY afternoon at O'Clock, for New YORK
via Norfolk. oc I2-2t
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

MARsHALL THEArRE.-BenefitO of Miss
ANNETTE INCE-Miss Annette Ince begs respect
fully to inform her friends and tho Ladies and Cen
tlemen, Of Richmond, that her Benefit Is fixed for
FRIDAY NEXT, the 18th inst. when will be pres
ented the beautiful Drama. entitled
INdOMAR. THE BARBARIAN.
Ingomar Mr. Taylor Psrthenis, Miss Annette
Ince. Together with a variety of Singing Dancing,
and other entertainments, which will be announced
on the bills of the day.
Seats may now ba secured
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MECHANICS ISsTITUTE.-We have here
tofore endeavored 70 point out to the Mechanics
of the city the advantages To be derived from ein.
Ing she Institute and aiding 10 estsoshing upon
nrovement and the success OF Southern nechan.
lam reason must teach them that the best means to
ensure both are now within their reach Their
friends and brother mechanics have taken the ini-
ti,ory step to build up nstitufe that will bring
the working classes together, furnish them with
matter for study, open to them q school oil design,
and give the the advantages of practical lectures
from which they may gather more useful informs.
ouire In shor. life time Besides these thugs, 1t
will bring employers and employees into daily con
tact and give them opportunities of studying their
mutual interests, of perfecting improvements, and
of aiding in building up their city and making 1t
what nature has designed 1t to be-the great South
eru manufacturing and mechanical emporium of
the South. 1t Is time that the working men of Wiz
pinia were awakening to their own interests, and
by unity of feeling preparing to march forward
in the road of progress. North, South, East and
West of u.s. we ind them standing by each other to
4 man. and battling manfuy for their riehts They
have long since discovered their importance in So
ciety and are now awaiting themselves of the ad.
vantages which science and study are continually
working out. Our mechanics must follow their
example, or the blessings which Providence has
scattered around them, will be as "pearls thrown
to SWINE"
The advantages presented by the Institute, how.
ever, are not designed for mechanics and manufac-
turers alone. To professional men, merchants,
clerks, and indeed all classes, the reading room,
lectures library and exhibitions will be Free after
paying initiation fee OF 81, and the annual dues
of So We therefore invite public attention to the
following extract published In circular issued by
committee OF the Institute, which speaks for itself
1t reads thus:
Membership Tickets to the Institute for the cur.
rent year beginning let September, 1s54,) will
admit the owner and a lady or two Children at all
Exhibition hours; besides which. he will be presen.
ted with six single Admission Tickets for Ledies or
Children only. This ticket does not expire until
September Let. 1885, and secures its owner all con-
stitutional privileges of the Institute These tick
cts may be had during the week previous to the
Exhibition, and during the Exhibition, on appica-
ton at the Office of the Exhibition by the presen-
tation of their Certificates of Membership, if their
contribution for the year is already paid or by pay
ing the Initiation Fee of ST. and the Yearly Sub.
scrption of 50, making in all So. Those who have
paid their Imitation Fee of 81, will only be req,ir
ed to pay the Annual Subscription of 81 in addi-
ton"
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FATE FIELD FACES.
FALL. MEETING

aAAA FIRST DAY-TUES-
~ DAY, oath Ocer.-Swesp-
stake for years' old; 4260
entrance; Sl00 forfeit
Two mile heats
Three or more to make race-closed with the fol.
wing eutries:
O., Hare's b. c., by Zingsnee. dam by Boston.
John Bslcher's b. c. by Childe Harold, dam BY
Priam.
Jas. p. Doswslps b. c. by Chde Harold, dam BY
Priam.
Calvin Green's br. {. BY Ainderby, dam BY Lewis
than.
jas. Tallsy'sch. 6. BY Tally Ho. dam BY Imp. Mr-
grave.
etors purse $500; mile heats; free for ali ssss.-
Entrance $40
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, 2sth ost-Propvt tors
trance 3l5.
FousrH DAY-FRIDAY, nth oef.-Jos .hsv Club
purse $500 mile heats; free for MI ages
se 5-dt24O JOHN BELCH N pro,
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h6vov6f5, hIneB DUuUIe
other PERCUSSION CAPS, Wade, English and
American Powder Knives of all kinds Fishing tackle,
Walking Canes, Fish-hooks. etc, from common to
the finest made, all of which am offering for sale,
low similar articles be purchased In the city,
I am also prepared to RE-STOCK, MEND and
REPAIR GUNS. PISTOLS, ETC., in the best man
ner and at small charges.
The public are invited to give me call at my store
south side of Main street. few doors of 18th It,
THOMAS w. TIGNOR,
&C I2-3m Gun Maker and Repairer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TOBACCO, &C.,
this morning by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.
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Concert ;to commence punctually, at half past 7
O'Clock.
Tickets 50 cents-can be had at the door on the
evening of performance, and at Mr. A. Morris Book
store.
The Piano Forte, used on this occa.ion. il kindly
furnished by Mr.. A. Morris ocI2
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~ STRAYED, OR STOLEN, from the
6S Catholic College, a large Bay COLT, four
years old hind feet white aud marks of bsering on
his front ances A liberal reward will be paid for
his delivery at my Stable, on 18th between Franklin
and Grace SITS. RO r. BROADDUS
&C le-StA
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New CLoAKs, FURs, CURTAIN GooDs,
SILKsAN DRESS Goods.
New style CLOTH and SATIN
More Antique and Velvet CLOAKS
Fine VICTORINES. MUFFS, &c.
Worsted and Satin DAMASKS, BROCATELLES,
TURKEY
COTTONS of all colors and styles
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
Furniture CHINTZ
Splendid DRESS SILKS
Nerinoes; Delaines and Plaid VALENICAS
French EMBROlDERIES, in great variety
Rich RIBBONS, GLOVES and HOSIERY
Family MOURNING
All these Goods just received by
oc IL I'm THOS r. PRICE i co.
HENRY AND MARSHALL COMPANIEs.-The
next regular meetings of the above Companies will
be held at their room, the store of VIM A. But
tiers, THIS (Thursdsy) EVENING, at o'clock.
The Board of Directors Of the Henry Company
will meet at y O'Clock at the same place.
The Treasurer will attend from O'Clock P. M.
till the hour of meeting, to receive the monthly in
stallments &c. JAS. X LEE,
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/ OST-SOmewher on Cary ST.. on Mon
Il day night, a lady's BREAST-PIN, with a small
ruby Set. The Breast-Pin is in the shape of vine
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this
Ottce. oc list
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ENGINEEHS OFFICE
RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. ii, 1854
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
IN posals will be received at this Oise until Dec
1s for the Gradins Masonry and Bridge superstruc-
ture of this Road.
The Company reserves the privilege Of rejecting
any all the tenders, and of alotting the work 10
such proportions as may be deemed most advantage
Testimonials as to responsibility must be enclosed
with theproposals, when the parties unknown
Plans Profiles and Specifications will be ready for
inspection on and after the 18Th proximo.
oc 12-2aw7w r. 8. CLAYTON, Engineer.
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/ ,OST, about week ago, a CHECK on
IL the Bank of Virginia, drawn by the James Riv-
er and ksnawha Company, and made payable to
solomon spry, for $45 60, dated August 18th, 1854,
No. 1925.
Payment having been stopped the finder will
please leave it at the Dispatch Office z. L. Chinn's
Office. nc q-lw+
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER u. 1854


RrcHxoED MALE ORPHAN AsrLuM.-This
benevolent enterprise was started in 1916,
and for some years was sustained by voiun
tary subscriptions. A few years ago. an ei
fort was made to endow it. and sum was rails
ed for that purpose, which, after the purchase
of \ comfortable house and ample grounds,
left an amount, the interest OF WINCH To-
oether with small contributions from the city
and the Literary Fund, is not more than half
enough to pay the necessary expenses Of the
institution. For the other half, the Asylum
appeals to the benevolence Of the citizens,
an appeal which, in community like this,
win not be disregarded.
There are now thirty orphan boys in the
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum. and we feel
sure that visit to the institution and per
sonal observation of the progress the inmates
are making in the means of becoming useful
and intelligent citizens, would satisfy the
most sceptical Of its practical utility, and
persuade the hardest heart, of its claims up
on sympathy and assistance. We doubt
whether any scholastic institution IN the
country can exhibit pupils who, with the
same opportunities, are making greater pro-
fciency in their studies. Certainly, hap
pier little crowd cannot be found anywhere.
Viewed as a mere question of dollars and
cents, a far greater expenditure would be en-
tailed upon the community by reducing these
boys to the necessity of preying upon soeie-
ty, than would be required in giving the
means which the Orphan Society asks to
make them industrious and useful citizens
In one way or another, the destitute and help
less must i've 1t is for society to decide
what that way shall be. and whether the COM
munity shall be enriched or despoiled by
them.
We hope, however. and we believe that
the majority of our readers need no conside-
ration of pecuniary advantage to urge them
to the relief of poor orphans. The condition
itself appeals to the heart with an eloquence
to which words can add nothing. The parent,
whose own little flock are gathered about
their natural shepherd has onlyto imagine
his lambs left unsheltered in the bleak will
derness, to know and felt what he ought TO
do for those who are in that most helpless and
melancholy situation.
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LOST.

GOLD BRACELET LOST.-Lost on
~ Monday night. between the Odd Fellows Hall
and Mr.. A. Schads on Shockoe Hill. GOLD
BRACELET. The finder will be suitably rewarded
at this office. oc1l-St*
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a GRICULTURAL FAlR-Save your
"A costly Ware By means Of the s'Chsmiesl Liquid
Soldsrn for welding China. Glass naxhls and Orna-
mental Ware OF every dasetption. .
All articles Joined with this valuable Compcsition
viii become perfectly 6F End ready Tor uss n ten
minutes after being joined.
For 40 IN n DUAL BnO.,
q II Mails - Riehmond, Va
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THEATRE.

LEssEE................... b. TAYLOR.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18th
The beautiful play Of
LOVE.
Huon, J. II Taylor; Sir Rupert, Mr. Boniface; Coun-
tess, Miss Annette Ince.
Dancing BY Miss q f. and J. Kendall
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NOTICE. hereby inform the public
IN that goods intended for transportation over the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, will meet with
prompt attention on delivery, and forwarded with
dispatch
cilitate business by marking distincty the name of
coutignee and station each article In no case
will goods be received for different Stations on the
same ticket.
Freight in all cases viii be required to be paid
within twenty hours after delivery, at the De-
pot. THOMAS =. SINS,
oc 12-2w Ag't Transportation r. D. X r.
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CTEAM-REFINED CANDIES, Of very
~ superior quality, manufactured daily for the
country trade.
WHOLESALE PRICES:
Candies, assorted, per ID. lac.
Do do extra, l6c.
Do do fancy, 20 to 25c.
Warranted equal Ia every respect to any made In
this country, and viii keep In any climate. Orders
enclosing cash, or city acceptance, promptly for
warded TO any part Of the country
oc IL LOUIS j. BOSSIEUx LOT Main 1t
ROHN'S VALUABLE LONDON Ed
ID TIONS-
The Works Of VIM: cowper Vols. By southsy
pletes. Bohn's Editon-4l.
The Works of Philo Jadsus, the contemporary of
Josephus. Translated from the Greek By G. D.
Yonge. Vol. l. Bohn's Edition ei.25.
henophon's Anabasis and Memorabilia. Transls-
ted BY Rev. J. s. Watson. ~ A., n. b. 3. L., with
Gsographical Commentary By Ainsworth. Bohns
Lambs Specimens Of the Enylish Dramatic Poets.
Bohn's Lond. Edltion-4l25
Life Of the Right Hon. Ed Burke. By Jas Prior,
Esq r. 8. A.. he. Rohn's London Edition-el.
New volumes are received BY every steamer
Complete sets Of Bohn's AntiQusriao, Ecclssasti
cal Philosophical, Scientific. British. Iliastratsd.
Classical and standard LibYafies for sals at
ocl2 RANDOLeH'S Bookstore and Bipdsry.
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CATTLE SHOW.


T>HE ANNUAL CATTLE STOW AND EXHIBITION OF
the New York State Agricultural Society will be
held At Hamilton square, u the city OF Now York, thu
nrft week In Octobsr, in copbeoon with the American
Institute and the New Yerk Horticultural Society,".
which premiums amounting TO 30, 900 are offered TO OK
hsitors from this and the adjoining states.
Inc grounds win be opened Tussdsy ID Of October
~ ~ A. n, and close on Friday evening, the 9th.
Inc annual address by the Hon. John p hale Of Mes
smpshre, viii BE- delivered the chow grounds
Sroas afternoon, tho 9Th
Premium lists and regulations can te had Of James
Fsebe 20, $50 Bioadway, ard at the rooms OF ths
american Institute, esl Broadway
EDtnes By persons intsn ing exhibit should be made
At Janes Eeebe n Co ne early as practicable on and
sfsr The 18th Of September. The treasurer Mr. Kit
land viii be IN attendance.
The Secretary Mr.. johnson viii be at the Astor House
and efer the 2eh OF September every desire ia
formation will be furnished
Exhibitors should have heir articles on the ground h
previous to The fair except in tho hortsoult
eeInrtroept, which 10 brought la Mondsy % Of
Oc'Obtr.
Tie Ocesas Hamilton square VIII BE- opened the week
previous TO the fsr.
al 81 icsiens IN reference TO The Arrangement ar.
teifs the grounds should be maes to lhoCas Bell
ESQ. Who w be in attendance To give directions -
bibstcza WM hhLLY, President.
Is r. JcHnsou, Cor Secretary
CoEsErTTEg or AREArdrwEvrs.
Wn KELLY. Prcsi1ent
pon John Kirg, shephard K-aps, Ievis q Morris,
.fhn q jscuo6, Us serd q Fstis yaseo ifav,ianl
its-ussd sgsnose. Thomas Bssi, v. Is. Kgaaai.
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IN via Nicaragua, Accessory Transit Co. Of Nicaragua,
proprietor Through in advance Ct the mail Only line
giving through tickets including the sthmus crossing,
The splendid double engine steamship PROMETHEU3
Capt Turner e. 600 tons burthen) will leave from pier
No 8, North river, st O'Clock P. NJ precisely, for
Pusnta Arenas on Wednesday Oct. 4, connecting with
the favorite steamship Uucle Fam, 00o tons burhen
the Nioaragus transit route having but twelve
mules Of land by 6rst class carriages
accommodations. For information passage, apply
only to
CHARLES MORGAN, agent, No Bowling Green
sailing Of tho steamers will be changed to the 18th and
9th Of each month. When these Gays fall Sunday,
tho steamers will leave the Monday follow There
win bs steamer on the 10th of October
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ErOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &o-rHE o.
Il s. mail Steamship RO N0KR, Captain Skinner, viii
lssys pier No. Is North River Wednesday afternoon
September "a, At O'Clock, for Norfolk Petersburg and
sichznond TiEas To Norfolk, about twenty four hours
uofs, and Wilmington and Manchss,sr Railroads to
gona, Atalants ChArlestcn, 60 Passage and fare 70
Norfolk, ST. 10 Petersburg and Richmond $40 stesrsgs
half price Fer freight apply board end for passsS
10 LUDLAk i PLEkS4NIS 81 Broadway.
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0TEAk BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW -rrK
a Glaagow and New York gtssmkhip Comp~ay's new
steamers GLASGOW, Il ,ss2 tons, 400 horse power) 70
bert Craig, commander, and NEW YORK. IL 400 toms
500 horse power,) win lssvs Nov York for Glasgow 80
under, Va ;-Ssturdsy September %, at u o'clock Il
First cabin saloon state rcoms 500 DO midshps do $685.
John EasYxoE, 70 Broadway.
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ENOR eOUTHAMP1CE AND HAvRE. UNITED
IL States mail steamship ST LOUIS, Asa ndridge,
semnandsr, win leave for HAyrs touching at south
amptoa to land the mails and passengers Saturday,
September 2S ct II o'clo,k from pier 81 North river
foot Of Beach street Price Of passage nrst Glass; $780,
DO second class e7b Luggage not wanted during the
voyage shoud b SAINT board the day before sailing,
marked Below" No merchandise viii b received on
board after Thursday September a. For freight or pas
sags,, apply TO A0ETlkza LIVINGSTON, Agent, %
BROADWAY.
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CAsTLE GARDEN-THE OPERA POSITIVELY Ts
~ LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON,
LAST APPEARANCE BUT TWO or
MADAME GRISI AND SIGNOK MARIO,
prior to their departure.
First night Of the Grand Opera
PURITANI,
Composed BY BNLLM for MADAME GRBI.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1854,
will be presented
PURIIANI.
(The Purtans.)
Elyra, daughter Of Lord Walton Madame ars
Lord Arthur, Cavalier. Signor Mario
ar Richard Puritan Colonel. .Signor Cuturi
(From the Grand Opera Houses La Scala, at Milan;
St. Carlo, Naples; Apollo, Rome; and Perg0lA,
Florence-his hrst appea,ance
Sir George, brother of Lord Walton Signor Susin
Lord Walter Walton, Puritan General, Gov
ernor Of the Fortress of mouth. .Hgnor CAndi
Sir Bruno Robertson friend Of Sir Richard Sgnor Patti
Henrietta of France widow Of Charles L. Sgnora Nora
Chorus Of Soldiers, Peasants, ladies' &c.
The scene Ia laid in the Fortress Of Plymouth.
Doors open ct 6K performance to commence at TX
o'clock.
Occurred seats, At % eaeh and promenade tcksts 81
81 each, may b Obtain cd, from O'Clock A. N. TO
p. n taily At the ONCE Of the Treasurer, BERRY
GORDON'S music store, 2a7 Broadway.
Also, at W. Hall b sons music store, $50 Broadway
Van Nordcn Kings, 45 Wall street Tickets can alss
b had 1T the ticket Offices Castle Garden in the evening
Notics.-Prcmena6s tcksa not admitted I'LL TX
O'clock.
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TINTED STATES LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AS
~ pinwau and Panama.-Through passage tickets
including Mr. Hinckey's Isthmus transit ticket, viii be
furnished ct the ewest rates The Isthmus crossed
from pier foot of Wasen street. North River will be des
patched the feet steamship GEORGE LAW, to connect
spare boat always tept Panama, to prevent deten.
ton In case OF accident The accommodations for pas
In the steamers Of the Pacific United states
Mail Steamship Companies unsurpassed and parties
about to visit California invited TO call and examns
FOR themselves. For passage apply at the company's
office, 1T West street, to c. A WHITNEY,