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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-10
CITY DIRECTORY

CITY DIRECTORY,
And i'll connection with it general
BUSINESS ADVERTISER
The CITY DiREcToRY will be prepared with the
every residence and place of business within the cor
por.te limits The whole will be conveniently ar
ranged for reference and classified and every effort
will be made by the Publisher and his assistants to
present work worthy of the public patronage, and
superior to any Directory heretofore published
The BUSINESS ADVERTISER will be most valuable
advertising medium to the business Of Richmond
1t viii be printed on line paper ofvarous colors with
full Index of the and business of each adver-
tiser and bound up with the Directory.
The Publisher has entered into a contract with the
Adams Express Company, to place copies of the Dr.
RECToRY AND ADVERTISER, (Which will be furnished
gratuitously,) in all the Hotels and Public Houses of
all the towns and villages of Virginia North Caroina
and Tennessee, doing business with Richmond, and ut
all the Railroad stations, and in all the Railroad ars
and STEAMBOATS, III these States All Towns, Court
Houses and Watering Places off the route of the
Adams Express Co.. will be furnished by mail.
10 carry out this for the gratuitOus dis
tribution of the Directory and Advertiser the Pub
fisher must incur heavy expense. He relies upon
the patronage of the business community of Rich
mond for liberal remuneration. He shall look main
ly to the advertisements for his profits the work.
A New MAP OF RICHMOND, beautifully executed
on copper plate, will accompany the work. This Map
has already been printed, and copies will be III the
hands of the canvasscrs
Price of the Directory, with the map, .........$1
Terms Of .fdrertiSiag-For page Is 10; half page
$6 fourth of page sf3.
sgs- Advertisements may be left at the Bookstores
of J. w. Randolph Main street; Harold Il Murray,
Broud street; or II. X Eilysons Printing Office, l47
Main street.
The Publisher will himself call on the business com.
nIunity III II few days.
no 5-6t* NJ FLIYSON
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GOLD COMFORTS i'm the way of de.
- licious CHEWING TOBACCO. My Miler's
Twist is deli shtfu my Liberty Tobacco is very fine
and very popular, and it will be hard to find anything
better than that choice COMFORT" sent me by Mr.
Ro j. Christian | keep also some prime old pride
OF virginia" and Palmetto brands. You will be
hard TO please If you get suited at nv store
). Z. SEMPLE, Druggist
no 20l Main stras,
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BOARDING.


'END handsome large rooms now vacant
=, suitable for families at the Capitol House No 2Os
commodated. ~ VIVA ~
CAPIroL House. Nov. 7th, 1856. s-st+
ATE BOA kDINt..--Ih a We one large
L pleasant room, with two adjacent rooms opening
family of four or eight; also two other rooms of
smaller size, adapted to two six persons Board
very reasonable; situation desirable in the cty
Address A. IL, Richmond Va M So
ROARDING.--Nlrs.H HOOPER has several
II vacant rooms, and can accommodate families
with board on moderate terms. Location Church
Hill Grace street, four doors from 18th street Vis-
tors attending the Fair can also be accommodated.
oc 26-im*
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Ia iS53.-NEW FALL 600 ID q
"a HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO
NJ THING AND MERCHANT 7 A L Q Il s.
ILL., STORE.-The subscriber has just received his
complete stock of Fall Goods, the largest end most
varied assortment he has he'd and not to be
passed by any, consisting i'll part Of viz:
Goats; Overcoats; Lalnartines; Talmas, Shawls &c.
Blue Black Brown, Dahlia and Olive and Dress Frock
Goats
Business Goats of all shades and qualities
Fsnts-Engish French and American Cassmeres of
all colors
Vests-Rich Fancy Cut Velvets, Pushes
1" Silks, Embroidered Cassneres
White Tinse Silk and Velvets for party pur.
poses, &c.
Furnishing Goods-Such as Shirts Collars, Drawers
Socks, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks
Hdhts, Ties &c.
MERCHANT TAILoRs' DEPARTMENT..
French and English Cloths and Cassimeres every
grade and color
Ric, Cut Nevets; Fancy Silks
White Velvets and Silks plain and rich figured for
party Vestings, &c
He has in his employment the best of CUTTERS
and workmen, determined to be surpassed by none.
E. b. SPENCE,
No. 100 corner of Main and Governor streets
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WILL OPEN THIS MORNING--2O dog

w en- Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchief. AZ Is
cents; 10 dozen do at 37t cents; dozen do at SO cts
10 dozen good Kid Gloves at Sb cents Is dozen far
superior equal AleNsnder's at SCI cts; 10 dozen
Black Merino Hose, at Is; Bonnet Ribbons from 81
cents up to the finest; Cambria and Swiss Bands
from 10 cents TO the finest Collars the low price OF
10 cents to the best quality; 500 French Woven Cor
sets at 31t cts To get great bargains just call ut
GOLDSMITS Trimming and Fancy Store
mo- 205 road street
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BY KeEt, Paine & Co.

BY Kent, Paine & Co.
AhsE SALE OF DRY GOODS ATAUC-
- IioN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. com
liehcing at 10 O'Clock. viii sell at our new store
stairs large aid varied assortment Of fresh and
utes!raoe DRY GOODS, comprising many new and
choice Goods, suited to the season
ALSO.
IA very desirable lot of Stock Goods with which we
VIII commence the sale.
count of whom it may concern ~
NOT KENT PAINE CO. Aucts
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4a---K0 POLITAN HALL.
VI FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
Tu.sduy and Wednesday, NOv'r
HehdaS tSth. 18th and 18th.

III RN Elk,
lhs =. >. SANFORD, and
- SIGNOR AMICT,
-, IN their CONCERTS at the above Hall,
vi sp?T Turs6ey and Wednesday evenings, in
a'nGAs, latest Songs aud Ballads also many of
T0dae.h sons. including Il would not die in
H. poPa IN ard Times, The Flag Of our Union"
'Aa{ .. n,,k his rgiLal version of Wilkins and
b. ill s,,i.; will preside at the Piano Forte.
~ snCis5mi,.ion-Single Tickets, 80 cts.; Tickets
;.,us gentleman and two lsdes 81; Chidren Is
6 EiiI4Dt = no 10
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"A ment still continues at GOLDSMITS CHEAP
STORE, 205 Broad street. Great Auction Bargains
Just received from the large sales just held in New
York. moo
~ We have good stock Cioaks, Talmas, &C., in
Aori Antique, Velvet and Clo.h. for sale We
awe also all the materials for making them, and
pre- pared 10 have them made order. iu any style
de.lred. no9 C. HARTWELL Il co.
NhLyET VEsYIN(:s Ar COST.--A SUI
per lot Velvet Festings, fer sale at cost.
nos c. HAHTWELL co, +
INC. 20 casks shee ding Zinc for saIe BY
- nos EDWIN WORKMAN l. co.
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Ia $40 observation-disclosures on FRI
ClN day last bright uulatto boy, WILLIAM
E\ about Is years old, had on when seen last black
~ glazed Cap and light Overcoat The above re-
ward will be paid for his delivery to me at 76
Main street. DAVID N. JONES.
oc 3i-H
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MIGHT SALE, October LIST, ISI5.-TO-
= NIGHT, commencing at O'clock we will SELL at
our store, No. IA Main street, large assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every
tcle in the fancy line and suitable for the city and
country trades
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers ami
inders.
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
all styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns Pistols, &c, &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be represented.
&C 9ts LARUS L. SHINE, Aucts
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y Richard Cauthor

BY Richard Cauthorn.
MILCH COWS Ar AUCTION...On SA.
1'A TURDAY, 10th instant at 10 O'Clock, at the
fine MICH COWS One has Calf six weeks old
HoRSES-Also Work Horses
no 3 r. CAUTHORN
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Hr FIRE q II FOX NEW
ENR York, Boston, Providence,
%ZI~sRE.tH Portland, Newark, New Ha-
E35 ven, Charleston Mobile New
OfS981e. ". Louis, Galveston san Fran
cisco. Xc., per Steamship JamestOwn. to
and via New Eorik-Can be shipped every Mon
day and Tuesday, by the U. S. Mail Steamship James
town, Capt. Parrish
The Agents at New York Messrs Ludlam & Pleas
ants viii forward goods by ibis line all of the above
mentioned places free of commission, and ut the low
est rates of freight.
Large and commodious sheds have been erected on
the wharf in New York, where goods entirely pro-
tected from injury DETACHMENT, and every and
attention is bestowed i'll forwarding goods for trans
shipment
Merchants shipping by this steamship always
calculate within hour the arrival Of their goods.
The jamestown leaves New York every aturday af-
ternoon on her return to Richmond
For freight apply to -
an 2s IIJDLAM & WATSON.
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an THE NEW ANE EXTEN- T.,s
Ell SlVE HAT. CAP AND FUR DE- GE4$
go POT. No; 70: Main street. formerly sx1
occupied by II. A. Watt, is in full blast where
gentlemen will find HATS and CAPS of eya,y Va
riety, at wholesale and retail George w Duesberrv
the old Halter, is engaged with u.s. and gives his
Gentleman i'll want of beautiful Hat can have II
made ut the shortest notice.
BINFORD, DICKINSON Il WEISIGER
n. B.-A fine stock of Ladies' and Childrer.'s Furs
Oh hand to which most respectfully call the atten
ton of the Ladies.
nos B., d. w
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IL GENERAL. AND MANUFA CTURER OF
ALL KINDS OF EDGE TOOLS.-The subscriber
prepared TO receive orders for any thing in his
ne and iatters himself that lie give satisfaction
to all that maybe pleased to favor him with call for
Mill Picks, Pick Axes, &c. Having received IA pre-
MUM his work at the two last State Agricultural
Fairs he feels confident that he can please all who
may favor HIM with call. He takes this method of
returning his thanks to his friends and the public gen.
orally for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
TO him, and soliets a continuance OF the same from
his former patrons, and as many may be
pleased to give him call. Shop at the same place
Brook Avenue between Lei GA and Duval sts
WANTED-Two good Boys, to learn The trade
no Q-3t%
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BY Larus & Shine.
NARjJ IN HENRI1Il f,AgTN,Nv

BY Lnrus & shine.
EARM IN HENK1CO COUNTY FOR
4 SALE.-We have for sale handsome Farm in
Henrico belonging to Mr.. NJ. +. Day, containing I40
growth; situated about two miles below Richmond
and adjoins the lands of Maloue, Roper Green and
Messrs Nc Grinder. The land is in high state of cul-
tvation, having good Orchard, with necessary out
Houses-all being well enclosed. The above Farmi
offered for sale privately and if sold by Mon.
day, the 18th of November, will be sold at public
auction. at Il o'clock, on the premises
Apply to LARUS l. SHINE,
&C 9-ts IA Main street
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after the sale Of nv
land will sell from l25 to $50 barrels of Corn Fodder
Shucks Hay, all of my Farming Implements a fine
lot of Cabbage, from 80 to Al, 600 head.
Terms made known on the day of sale
M. F. DAY.
LARUs SHINE. Aucts. NOT
INFECT IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH
II GOODS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
morning the 1ith instant, commencing 10 o'clock
street $50 original packages of Ell glish Goods just
received per the "Iuvincible" from Liverpool
Amongst which may be found Mahogany and Rose
wood Work Boxes and Writing Desks, all patterns
10 different patterns of Brass Fire Irons and Toastng
Forks; Papier Mache Tea trays in sets; Stag Handle
Carvers, Table Cutlery, in Mahogany cases, 81 pieces:
100 different styles of Knives and Forks IN dozens
different patterns of Razors; Carded Cutlery, ex-
tensive assortment; best English double barrel Guns,
handsome assortment of styles; Powder Flasks all
sizes &c. &c. embracing large and extensive assert
ment of House Keeping Goods The entire shipment
will be arranged and catalogued by next Tuesday
morning when the citizens and the trade are invited
to examine the stock. Country merchants would do
well to attend every lot offered will be sold with
out any reservation Sale to be continued until the
tire consi gnment 10 closed out.
Terms, cash on delivery.
Catalogues viii be distributed on next Monday
NOS LARUS L. SHINE, Aucts.
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A DEsIRABT.E FARM NEAR THE

A DESIRABLE FAR vi NEAR THE
IA CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE PKI-
NATELY.-We sre uhorized to sell that desirable
Farm near the city OF RichrIcnd about u miles from
the LIST market and just beyond Church Hill recently
occupied by Dir Thomas Leftwich containing 80 acres
of land admirably adapted to the cultivation of
tables and other crops The Improvements consist of
an rxcellenly arranged aud we-built dwelling con-
tanning rooms, kitchen, smoke house, barn. stable
and servants houses. Near the dwelling is spring of
good water
Terms accommodating. Apply to
n TT GODDIN u AppEPCoN
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BY Larus a. Shine.

HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES. &C..
Il l. AT AUCrION.-On SATURDAY MORNING.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at the horse
lot, five young work Horses, six young well broke
Mules, two light Carriages, one Buggy Wagon
LARUS & SHINE,
nos Auctionsers
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RUNAWAY.

In 200 DOLLARS REWARD.-.Ran
OK away from the subscribers, Saturday. the
IN 9th inst, SEVEN NEGRO MEN, named .s
~ follows Brown, Bob, Charles, David, Willis,
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ID EERS, CORDIAL BITTERs n =

REERS' CORDIAL TERS Or
II MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent re-
freshing, eNhilaratng and delicious Beverage produ
cling instant relief from the effects of sover in6ni
gence loss of appetite owness of spirits dyspe
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arisn1
from whatever csuse-impartng to the whole system
renewed strength and vigor. For sale by
BENNETT BEERS
fe 2I-dIyif Gola 49,.
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= HE'LL AND RUBBER GOMBs.--La.
- dies, Shell. TUCK, Dressing Rubber and Put
1eInosi Ivory Fine TJoth and Redding Conbs beau
tiia assortment in store tor sale by
no4 Il. M.ZtMMERMAE,
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AMUsEMENTS.

fs e'r'i'"' THE FRENCH SPY.
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nor THE GENTLEMEN.--Ane Ieaunt
assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres ard Vestings on
hand at very reduced prices; also Merino and Lambs
wool Shirts and Drawers Linen Bosom Shirts; Cra-
vats Scarfs; Suspenders; and every variety of furn
ishing goods of the most fashionable styles
nO8 ALFRED MOSES 63 M.ir at
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Observation-Disclosures has removed
his BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTORY to
No. Exchange Place l4th street. under the
- Exchange Hotel, where he would be pleased
choose to call confidently believing that he can suit
them as well as any other establishment in the city,
E Particular ate ntion paid to fitting tender feet
DC 9-dIm '
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DICHNIOND DIRECTORY

BUSINESS ADVERTISER.
The subscriber proposes 10 issue during the month
of January 1856, carefully compiled nj handsomely
nA
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Hats, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

Hats, CAPS, SHOES, &c.
dU NEW AND SPLENDID stock -
OPpssr I H AT Inc GAPS, &c, FOR THE
JOHN DOOLEY. A
respectfully informs his friends and the public that
oe has just opened the Fall trade with M elegant and
mos asi extensive assortment of HATS. CAPS, &c;
rus stock OF Virginia manufactured G5ods, which
has neen got up on very large scrle. and with the
greatest care. will be found, together with his fine
supply of imported articles, to embrace every STYLE
AID to be unexcelled anywhere.
Terms will be such cannot fail to rrpye highly
satisfactory to customers. 81 MAIN STREET.
ses-2m Richu,ond Va.
- NEW STOCK OF FALL m
SSOoDs-HENRY w QUARLES, I'LL
DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, Doors, ~~@
SHOES, TRuSgs, &c. respectfully bess leave to an
nonnce to the public, that he is now prepared to Offer
TO the public one of the most commandng stocks in
his line offered in this CITY, His stock Is now
complete and he asks the attention of civ and coun
try dealers with the assurance that his prices shall be
satisfactory. Sc Its
~ NOTICE TO FARMERS.--I have
Just received another large supply of heavy
winter Shoes, aud have in store the largest
and best stock OF Boots and Heavy Boots ever
no. VIM wALsHs
TO THE L 4 ID S.-Just re-
YEA ceived another supply of those thick sole
NJ 90 l., Walking Shoes, high and low Quarters ut
NO. ~, by NOT WIN WALSH.
ANHn HATS AND CAPS..-The subscri-
EEK Der respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has
ceiyed his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems Youths and Chldren's Hats Caps &c, which
ne VIII SELL Wholesale retail at the lowest prices
for cash only.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime at his store, No. lsl Broad street;
N. B.-Hats made to order The highest cash prices
pa1d Tor ali kinds OF Furs. &C S-2m.
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WILLIAM AND DA VID a Is : d n,
w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND STAIR Bull

DERS corner of Clay and Third streets Richmond
Va beg leave 10 inform the public that they pre-
pared to execute all kinds Of CARPENTER WORK,
Including Stair Building and Hand.raiing in the mo
approved manner and on reasonable terms.
no 9-dlw&
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NOTlCE...I do hereby constitute MA Rk
~ SCHULTZ NY true and lawful agent to conduct
for me and in my name the business of a Merchant
Tsior and Ready Made Clothier in the city of Rich
nond but shall require all purchases made by him
for said business be for cash only and viii hold
no 7-l2f HIRAM RIP AGG
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a. FOR SALE.--A good and ye.itle
NV Buggy HORSE, suitable for family or u
hunting horse. Apply to
THOS w EFSSFE
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no 7 Sheriff ana Con,;:,
r. S.-After the foregoing sale viii be sold 6v.
handsome Building Lots. adjoining the above on thu
east fronting each 20 feet on Moore street.
TERMS: Id cash; balance in FIVE equal annual in
staments, bearing interest ~
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There are now on exhibition and for sale at No.
100 Main street. the largest collection of fine ENGRA
WHO'S ever offered in this city, consisting OF the Sis
ter Madonna, after Raphael Whiskey Still, after
ford; full length portraits of Clay Webster and Cal
noun; and other tine and costly engrnvings. We
would advise lovers of Fine Arts TO examine them to-
day, as they remain only a short time no7---ts
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FROM the PhiisdelphiA Bulletin, July 10
Much excitemeDt was caused 1T Walnut strees wharf
It seems that gentlsmsn from Virginia, Who ia his
road North Tor the purpose OF embartng to Central
America was on boarc the steamboat Nashington with
female slave and her two just before the start
ing OF the line to New York, iome OF tine sboitonsts
the city got wind OF the affair, coorsd man &C.
costed the party (who the upper dset) and IN
quire5 OF she aware that BY the Ia ~s
OF che bad only step lahore with her
chioren they would be free At this juucture the
stepped ward and told the negro that
woman knew where she was going The CO.. red man
replied that he ord not desire to interfere wi him,
that Q w,shed to inform the woman OF her rights.
The mother stated that ahe did not know she free,
snd expressed desire TO DO 81 liberty. The Vrginian
then that could DO she pleased II she wished
to leave him, sos could go ashore he then rsmn1ed
Ter OF her three children Virginia, and asked il
tbe W shed to be separated from them. No. massa,
The reply, "bat / wants TO be Free" TIE sisvss
then seized by the negroes present. and hurried
sthere This proceeding wss wever, not accomplish
ed wifbouta ecue The Virginisn seized tae colorad
ed vel Known citizen and prominent sbshuonis VINO
hid tsi sctive part in the matter. Tue latter
threw OIL the save owner who demanded OF him wha-
tr "he would be retpousible far ttese people," The
Pbilscepbian replied ~ will be responsible for every
sbscow Of . legal claim you have upon them, = and
banded HIM his card
During toe scufe the officers OF the boat who seemed
puzzled understand the proceedings ptsrfered to
prevent dhorcer The V,rg,nian went shore aud
effort 10 obtain the Assttan.e Of the police
The latter dechued to interfere The woman aud her
two children M~re fDally hurried up DOCK street. and
Gle driven rapidly down town. aai tne dscs atsd
lett TO digest his modification the best way
be could The Virginian stated that he Minister
one OF the Central American governments
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Theatres and Exh,b.t,ops,

BROADWAY THEATRE-Ihe talented Yankee CONNIE.
denne Mrs Barney Williams, /. to take her benefit this
evening. The amusment provided comprises q The
lrish diamond, new farce called 'Pstence and Per
tevtrtnee," "OFIaDpisan and tie Fairi.s,n and the
''1rlsh Thrush, in all of which Mr.. Mrs. Williams
viii appear. those who cese comfortable seats should
secure them early 10 the day.
NiBLos GARDEN The Pyne and Harrison English
opera troupe wilt appear again th,s evening" tbs opera
to BIO Represented IL Downstairs comic opera OF the
Dsush of the Res mebt," MISS l.. ryne sustAinnx
the role OF Marie, and Sr. Harrison that Of Tonic Mr.
Burton and bis talented company win play MORO
night IN the 'foociss" and the Mummy"
BowERy THEATRE The benefit OF Mrs W Ward is to
come oil this evening She is highly deserving actress
snd me1its unlimited patronage. Guy Msnnering,o
"Pat's vsgsries aad the Widows Victim" are the
pieces aelectsd, in which Mr. Harry Hall Mr.. Goodail
and Mrs Ward will sustain the prominent characters
WooD's MINISTRIES continue to delight full and fash.
ionable audiences The programme for this evening
very attractive
IERHAM's CONCERT Rooms The Aea hanilns Offer
very attractive programme for this evening.
MR. AND Miss CHARLES to appear again this even
irs at ibe Brookyn Museum. The bill OF amusement is
very attractive.