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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

CAhhlAdE56, CAnhAAdE6.
NV The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
sss n ss
lumbar Hotel. COACHES. CHARIOTEES, BA-
ROUCHES, BUGG1ES with and without tops, and
SULKIES, all of his owD make. of the best matsri.
ais and workmanshiR All of which will be sod as
low as coed work uFthe kind can be In the city Of
in want of any article in the Carriage line, az am
determined to D.ake to order and sell ut the lowest
prices possible. and all work sold, that 10 new, war
ranted. life 2o-6ml M1CAJAH MANGUM.
~ NOTICE.-My Horse GRIFF ED
~ MONDSON has arrived here and is at Fair
field and is ready to serve Mares at S25 the
Grif Ednlondson will be under the management Of
Mr.. Geo. Walden. The particulars and pedigree will
% az s' ient 10 is" days ARCHER cHEArHAm.
cEAL FOR SALE-A single-horae
~ CARRIAGE, nearly new and In perfect
order, at great reduction in price. Apply to
ap Its A. MORRIS, Bookseller.
cNRE COACH MAKER SEQ
60 PARTNE R SHIP.-The undersigned
have formed b CO PARTNERSHIP for the purpose
of conducting thu COACH. MAKING BUSINESS
in this city In ell its branches, under the firm of
18th street, occupied BY the senior partner for seve
raj wears past. They will keep constantly on hand
q fine assortment of COACHES, CHARIOTTEES,
BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, Sui.
KIES, &c. all of the best manutaeture and mate
risls.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms Thankful for past ia
vors to the old establishment we solicit continue
ton of the custom of the public. All we ask Ia .
trial, Satisfied to rest claims for share of bust
l0'' - ~ '''' WIN w BAILEY,
ap 6-d&w Sm o. A. FRANCIS.
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BOWERS & DUKE are still supplying
l. their numerous friends ard thousands of Gus.
toners with beautiful and life-like Daguerreotypes
for SO cents each. They do not wish to humbug the
public by saying that high priced pictures are the
sst but this they do that their so cent
es are superior to many taken Ia this city at two dol
lars each. All who want picture worth carrying
nome, are RESPECTFULLY invited to cali ut No. ls9
Square 10
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FXCELsIOR FAMILY sOAP-D1Rro

IL TONS FOR UsE.-Soap and Soak the clothes in
the usual way, using warm cold water soft, hard
or salt, for it washes effectuay with either-then
by slight rubbing and thorough rinsinq the clothes
will be clean, without the necessity of boiling This
Soap produces rich fine suds. without the usual
accompaninents of bubble and froth
q Price only 10 cents per Bar 1t is cheaper to
use than the common Rosin Soap. For sale by
ap2 BENNETT L BEERS Druggists.
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WATERWAYS PATENT VENTT-

WATERWAYS PATENT VENTT-
Wv LATED REFRIGERATOR, PATENTED
SEPTEMBER 18TH, Js4s.-This Refrigerator was
introduced to the public some years since The
principal improvements are the ventiletor, valve
and double cover, The. veatilatcr carries off the
eiuva as arises from the contents Of the refrige
rasor, thus making it impossible for the einvia Of
any srsne article destroying the flavor of any other
ever delicate. $500 49,
The valve retains the cold air created by the melt
Ing OF the ice. while it let's Off the water. All Re-
fngeraors either from accident or careessnes &C. are
sure to leak before they are worn out This having
no hliing between the two cases, when once made
tight again, Is as good asnew. Not 80 with those
that are hed. When they have once leaked thu
whole of the filing becomes saturated and can me-
yer again become dry; hence, rot immediately COM
m FENCES In the wood woTk-apd long before the
other part is worn eut the whole of the lower part
Is deeayed. Thf double cover saves the troubls of
opening and shifting two single cnes; and answers
ihe purpose befer, es The cir between becomes cold
ana remains sol Confined air 10 the best non.coa.
cuctor OF calonf, hence there should be NO filling
Cola air IS heavier than wsrn consequently all Re.
I1eerators sho4d open at the top, AID uoti front
IN Iact, the cht must ever be the true 10, while
the law Of grs@ty remains as it ia frll snnn,u y,
all sizes on hand, for sale By " -
r. M'ZIMMERMAN
ap io-d&clm Cor. 18th and Ma In ate
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DRAFTS GALLERY, Jas Main street,
l. Richmond, where Portraits are taken
AT ALL PRICES,
according to quality. And in addition to this to each
customer is given due bill by which they are In
sured present
In 100000 Gift Enterprise!
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DIAPER HANGINGs, UPHOLSTERY

4 GOODS, &c -SPRING SUPPLT.--JUHNF
REGNAULr, 1872 Msin street. Is now receiving bis
Spring supply of new Goods, selected by himself,
with great care for the Spring and summer trade,
consisting in part of French. English and American
Paper Hangings, Borders, Decorations Views Fire
AIso-Curtsin Danaass, Satin De LANES and Curtain
Trimmings Muslin and Lace Curtains, Musquito
Netting various colours, Cocoa and Canton Mating.
of all patterns a Sd spd Ga wide: Window Shades
of every descriptions; Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
Adelaide, Jute, Brush and Rope Matts, new style,
Window Cornice curled hair aud shuck Mattresses,
Lounges, Spring Mattresses Hair Cloth, &C. His
stock 10 now the largest and best selected ever
offered in this market, and will be sold upon guch
te rms al cannot fail to give satisfsction.
PAPER HANGING AND UPHOLSTERY exc
cuted at the shortest notice and In style which
cannot be surpassed BY any similar establishmsnt In
the country. 1.e" ~ ise.~ g.
Gall ard examine before purchasing elsewhere.
NH S8--lm H..ss,a
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. HAGERTY, BELL AND BRASS

~ FOUNDER, 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets: Richmond Va, is prepared to execute
orders for all kinds of Plain and Ornamental Brass
and Composition Castings.
Also, all kinds Of Brass Finishing such az Miner
Water Fixtures, Plumbers and Gas Filters Work.
Also all kinds of Steam. Water and Gas Cocks-a
general assortment constantly ON hand
All kinds of BELLS made to order an I4-ts
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EMBROIDERIES AND

ii
Il FANCY GOODS-J. L. WE'LL has Just return
sd from the Northern Cities, where he has pur-
chased some of the handsomest and most fashionable
styles of Trimmings to be had In the city; all of the
latest inportatons landed from the European steam
ers willis. he was there, together with fne and
we'll selected stock Of Needle Work Goods-sucb
Ribbons. Mohair Hair Dresses Jet Bracelets asst
pins and Necklaces, Gard Cases Portmonnsies Fans
Psrfumeries, and nice stock of Fancy Goods and
Hosiery, to which he calls the attention of purcha
sers every article will be sold cheap by calling at
J. L. Wells
Fancy and Trimming Store.
ap 5-lmA 1871, Broad Street.
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0EORGE w. READ. g. b. LESTER,
DEAD s. LESTER, Attornies at Law
~ will attend esularly all the Courts of Halifax
Pittsylvania and Henry, Virginia. and will attend to
the Collection of Gains in the Dining coun ties Of
North Carolina. a.-tlAf
+ Hr Office Crsshead street, Danville. Va.
NH
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TOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
4 DING, FACING, LINING AND BOOK-BIND.
ING SKINS The public are hereby informed that
they need not go North to buy these articles the
undersigned has them always hand as good and as
cheap as they can be bought at the North. Manu-
factory on Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon QUARTER
Branch Tavern. j. G.. JONES
fs 26-d&c6m
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MRS. J. WOODY, (next door to

Mansion House.) having returned from the
North, where she has purchased large and
w splerdid assortment of MILLINERY, en-
braens ali of the newest and most Styles
Ia which she invites the attention OF the Lsdies.-
She has made arrangements to receive weekly, rom
theINorthern cities, the newest and most fsshiona.
HE Goods in her line ap 9-lm*
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hOGGETT e. ANDERSON, UPHOL
y RTERERS AND PAPER HANaERS. Cor
nESTTNY DEMONSTRATED Ma.

Odam Helm may be consulted on matters, - in,l
portance. foretelling all particular event. of hemsn
ton Of husband or wife; of riches changing Of busi
ness or stuation esacissor estates kindred friends
If person shall have the thing hoped for; it per.
son shall suffer by any particular thing, of which he
she 10 In fear long or short journeys OF absent
persona dead or alive; Of law SUITS of thett Or
chin Is Iost of substance lent or demanded wife
husband living FROM each other, il ever return; and
all the difficulties of life, OF health, fraud sickness
and death; past present and future and all concerns
of life. -.
This lady tslls fortunes by the Cards-ProL Leo
TERMs~5O cents BY the Planets, Is cents sfor Ia
dies by the Cards. and so cents for gentlemen by
cards-white or black people.
Apply at Adsmg Valley doors from the corner of
18th, on Poplar street. "Ofice of Astrology' over
the door, opposite Lancasteran School, over the
Creek, an 10-lm*
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o-L AINSLIE, BOWEN &

c&&E A d Sd l e, b q w Il N q
H WELL, MANUFACTURERS
OF CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS. BUGGIES,
etc CROSS STREET ABOVE THE BANKs.-The sub
scribers are practical notwithstanding he'd long
experience at the busine ard devoting their per-
sons attention to all work done in their shop, re-
specially solicit call from all who wish snythine
time the best stock OF Buggies offered for sale
In this city, which We will sell at exceedingly low
prices ap 16-dIm+
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BACON & baskerville,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RECEIVE Consgnments of Tobacco,
~ Flour, Corn, Wheat, &C., and give their per.
sonsl attention to sales Of and keep constantly
on hand large and general assortment Of Groceries
Seed, Peruvian Guano sc. fe 27-d&wts
CAPITAL $50,0OO.-COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Oafce at the store of
Quarles Brooke, on 18th street
Depositorsin this institution will receive six per
cent on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent for shorter time.
VIM. g. PAINE, President.
BROOKE. Treas jy6-ts
FOR SALE.-Exchange Bank Stock.
l. Virginia State Registered and Coupon Bonds.
Virginia Central Railroad fmortgeged) Blonde.
Virginia and Tenn. do. do. Bonds.
do. do. do. Stock.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock
do. do. do. (morte0) Bonds
Southside Raire ad Bonds, guaranteed by City Of
Petersburg. Il. II. MAURY& Co
NH 29-ts
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- THE PRICE on HATS AND Doors. 81
froE, fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy ~
Ing from J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel a9
Building, Richmond.
Aoieskin HATS, of best quality. .............$s5 50
Do do second do..............,,..,3 co
kesnonapie oILh HATS. ......................25 50
Fine cafskin sewed SHOES. Is
J. Il. ANTHONY has made ARRANGEMENTS with
one Of the best makers nLhe city Of TO
supply him with handsome and substantial calfskil
sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unpreeedent.
ed low price Of @S so. del
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N EW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS The
~ Castle BuderE by the author of Heartsease,
1S5l'2'S. " a'is curing the years
English Past and Present; by French.
Doys adventures IN the wilds of Australia -
9 vols e Ias'' ~ Q. ). Prime;
r. r. Madden. '''nstoni Z vols; oy
Burns, &c. 0utnor OF uaisy
of the Sun. s'ois' oy Cniid
Inc reasant Boy Philosopher; BY Henrv Msvbau
Gihilan's Sd Gallery of Portrait "aSn0N'
Stsnhope Burleigh, or the Jesuits In onr uor,
Phelps. "'''' W mrs. Il.
Lamp Liehter; new supply, last edition.
Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern.
Ruth Hal by Fanny Fetp.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio
Alone; BY Marian Hariand last ed
Wolfert's koost; by Washing Ion Irving
NY Courtship and its consequences; BY WikoG
mlniop. ~ ~
The News Boy: by the author of Lamp Lighter
fsrty Leader, by Baldwin.
ids Msy-a story Of things actual and possible
EeaItsease; by author of Heir OF Redciyffe.
"a Inc country Neishborhood; by Miss Dupuy; price
Hsrpers story Book. No. S; Prank. ApriiNo.
just received and for sale at No. IN Broad AZ
eoi8 HAROLD MTTRRAy
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CALAMANDER FIRE PROOF

~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY EVANS Walton,
PHILADELPHTA.-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent 6res in Baltimore, Phisdelphia and
New York. VIII opened til cir contents of books
ard papers were found to be unfpjured They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes. with Halls patent
Burglar Proof Lccks. ffices ranging from go to
$500, For sale by FL. BALDWIN, 8
NH Sits ~ 1f8 Main sf.. Richmond.
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TOMATOE PLANTS.-The subscriber
= isnow prepared 70 furnish the public with TO-
MATOE PLANTS. These Plants not to be sur
quality and productivenes. -
The Vines bear regularly from the Isl July until
cut down BY frost. f0<e77717
can be found st my residence, at the head of Main
street, next square above the Feir Grounds
ap I7-Im* Wsf w ROWE
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1Qkk SPRING GOODS.-We are
lCOC now receiving per ships Arctic an New
World, from Liverpool. our stock of China and
Earthenware. and per various arrivals from the
Northern cities eur stock of plain, pressed AID cut
Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters, and a varied
stock Of Fancy Goods, well selected for the country
trade; all Of which promise to sell on as favora
Bile terms any other house
3 STEBBINS PULLEN
NH 90 err
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.

:. - = LI1ICIINU AND
ma RS. WOOLEOUSE Offers her SER
AVA vice. to the Medical Faculty and the Lade Of
Richmond, ss Leecher and Cup2er. ana trusts by
siduous attention to merit their Kind patronage.
II Mrs w may be found at all times at her resi-.
deuce on 10th street, in the rear of Il. r. puyaPs
Drug Store. 80
B.-Ths best imported Leeches constantly re.
ceving and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bsldsges on
hand and made to order. fe 60
A light over the door. from o'clock till morning
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CPRING STOCK FINE WATCHES

NJ MIMI O1OOA T INF WIZ
~ We have on hand, just received, q large supply
OF hne Gold Watches, the most of which were Inn
ported expressly for us, and will compare fayorablv
with any stock offered for sale In this city Per.
sons In want OF anything in their line are assured
that better stock to select ffom of every descIip
ton of fine Watches, cannot be found In this city
We have adopted, and intend to abide BY the one
price system in conducting busin ess,
csll.
We warrant every article we SELL and viii suaran.
tee satisfaction in oil cases.
We respectfully invite the public to examine OUT
stock. MYERS 4 JANKE
apll 75k Mar AZ
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K6I0dHi.LAlGH0U0.
CEILING Off SELLING OFF! !
JONES & POTTS,
4a No 169 Main street,
Offer their immense stock Of
FURNITURE E.,
A. c,;ma cost from this date to the Let day Of Jaao,
intending to close out the whole ssosA'
70 'smI CS'oesRINTHIAN HALL, In
At which place they are now srrsnsns ana ", Will !.
shortly exhibit the most extensive va1'ea anu 'a
ni aTam IsISisn And D COTTAGE FURNITURE
EVER EXHIBITED SOUTH.
sroRE No. 1863 FOR RENT.
sp 1s-dtlJune -----------------
NOAL AND WOOD.--The Subscriber
~ takes pleasure in 60 ms rs 81
: wa of n COED siTGMNoTs b
found in this market ard which he will sell on a.
rea sonsble terms ~ 1t can be had , ,~,1,o
ALsO-A good supply Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
~ Prodnce Broker and Dealer in Wood and Coal,
70 s-d3m On the Basin. corner OF 10th st.
VHAS II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Msnufaetursr, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond. Va. +.
- GAS FITTING md FIXTURES, esz I
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &c,
Metallic Roofing. GUT arins aud Spoutins. put
WELL u gsD az sf r. +. e FOX SALE
nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOLD
II STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Con.
NER OF GOVERNOR AND franklin Srs, are now
receiving for the Spring and Summer trade full
and elegant stock of French and American Paper
Hsngipgs, Rorders Fire Screens and Curtain Papers
of the newest styles, from the best factories. Also
Floor and Table Oil Cloths all qualities white, check
and Cocoa Mating s Curtain Damask and Trimming
Muslin and Lace Curtains; Window Shades Curled
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds; Bosters
and Pillows, best qualityi Hair Cloth; Sofa Springs
Webbing Gc., which will be sold on the moot res-
sonsble terms, and Paper Hanging and UphoIste.in
promptly attended to and faithfully executed in town
or country. continuation of patronage received is
respectfully solicited, with our best endsavors to
merit the same. u, NH A-dSm
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-An
"A persons having claims agsir ST the estate of the
late DR.. Thomas z. Cox, o. Henrico county will
please present them properly authenticated that
arrang ents may be made for their gudstiop; gna
all persons indebted, requested to make imme-
date payment TO me. JAS II. GRANT,
a Administrator IF DR. Tnos. Z. Cox, decd.
an 16-12tk
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w Just received BY Express, lot Of handson.
Embroidered Mullins for Ladies' Dresses. whics
will be sold low. ap % @ n Hart
lust RECEIVED--A beautiful LOT Of
- LAdie4 Black Heel 0sitera with and uitheut
Tipl at r. X WHITES
~ 20 Lsdiss' Shoe Saloon. IS Main IT
Opening THIS DAY-At the Ladies'
AZ Shoe Saloon. beautiful tot Of Ladles coiored
ositers, Ut u 30. PIX. WHITE,
sP~ IS Main It.
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II GATHRIGHT'S NEW EURNI
LIE TURE STORE, 18Th street, between Main
and Cary, has now ON hand aud is still receiving
large assortment of new style furniture such Sc
fas. Divans, Tets-tetes, Cabinets, Marble Top Ia
bles, Sideboards; Rocking Chairs of different pat
terms, Chains Of all kinds, Looking Glasses Clocks,
Beds, Mattresses Bedding &c. &C., which be viii
sell at the lowest prices for cash. ap6-ts
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MOTICE-Havlng closed my business,
~ those indebted to viii please call and settle
their accounts Immediately, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. Payment may be mads TO Messrs.
Hirsh Soettcher. n Bread street, who are duly
authorized to receipt for the same.
ep Him Ii. SOsEEFELD
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EVILS l.. MONTAGUE-SIGN AND
IL ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street be
tween 10th and llth-continues, a. heretofore, to
execute all work in his line, neatly, expeditiously
and on reasonable terms. sp7-Im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

siied ssss'ed BY WV. D. CROSBY, 3. L. swAS aud
FRAScIs HALL. Esqs.
Six rev Societies we're recoyn'z sd-one in each Of
The States OF Florida reXss, Alabana, Arkansas,
Wisconsin snd New-YOrk.
Letters Teis presented from several Agents, giving
account OF the state OF TIE cause IN seyerA por
lions o. the country.
A letter slso from tie Rev. Mr. Heniersoni OF
De,1Esrs returning thsnks for books granted. aoi
skiing for more from tie Rev. John Eiwsr3s, Of tss
Choc'sw Mssio, sskipg 10 print the secons Book
Of Kires IN ChOctsw which granted fro-i the
Rev Mr. MaclaJ. a China staring the beneh found
10 publ hing tie Scriptures ia the tuh Chsu CDl-
loqus; from the Rev. J. c. Righter, OF C)nstast-
rops in regard to the circulsti0n Of toe Scriptures
suiong the Tubs let,-r sso from the French Prot
estani Bible Society, With their reports for tbs as
three yesrs
SeverA valuable additions were made 10 the Ii
b-sry-smoug others a copy OF the burnan and
Ksren Bitles-ner tr4nslstOns.
Grants OF books were made 20 the American Sun
dAy School UIi0D, 10 the American Tract socsty, to
tn American ma Foreign Bible Society 70 the Meth
ooist Missionary Society, for Africa; 70 the Prot
estsDt Episcopal Missionary Society. for Africa 10
Sunday ) ho0l. IN Jersey City, aud R)ssville, ).
with several others of smaller amount. in dffsrsnt
languages iLcuoing six volumes for the blind and
10 IL mOuey to the American Board Of COmmis-
siouers for Foreign Missions, TO continue the pubcs
ton Ct Scriptures in China.
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hes The ssme claim to such gu ALLEGATION AZ Nioio's
stuffed from pi. 10 dome had lsst night we snal'
accordingly deal with it Gs a regular perfor nance.
The musical uneertakers have certainly not pro
sirated themtelyes before the penstes Of economy.
TIER arrangements, on tho contrary, are eruber-
a,tv liberal An orchestra Of AZ era cty conducted
bv the tried aud skilfUl Ardid, aud composed Of
every available artist Of musical rspute in this City,
is all tbs, could be asked in TIA, department As for
the vocal aiiss we recognize several Of the FOR most
rank who have done the 81 psrts within very few
yesrs in The chief opera'h uses Of Europe. S.guor
Revere as Bertolo for example, first bufo OF the
great Covenfg arden Opera-housei sgaor Msriui,
Basilio the fret bass from the came and frsl, Is
Scala; Signor Moreli, much eppl4uiod baritone,
in Figaro; and Sgnor Lorini, the nice, fine tenor
Almaviya. These all figured in Rossins Barber Of
Seville whose music az a classic fixture, orchestra
and singers knew, Of course. But the gen.
tie star Of the evening, Madame Is Grange,
must be mentioned as lat aud greatest. This lazy
debuted, on the occasion, in this country. She is
French by birth, aud distinguished in appearance;
tall fine eyes, good c.1isge, well hammered. Her
voice is ali e1a high soprano. 1t reaches certainly TO
the above he third line, and extends down to
below me line two octa9es and threelUsrters Be-
low the Of the first space it wants fdnesg and be-
low the c. the omission OF the notes would ne no loss
The quality il light no. volumnous; but pure, 80 far
as It goe,, and net cold. The character Of Ro'ino
dem amos Just the qualities che exhibited and the in-
iroduced music admitted of all her extras Whatever
the reader may imagine Of brilliant woes execution
che bas. All bravuraism is accomplished by her with
the sane apparent esse as bird sings. WHAT a
flute does che does In daring, bounding, flying,
aerial execution she has rot bad hor equal in this
country. When sne trills too loudly high notes,
her voice loses melody and is dssgreeAbly common
place when she skins over the notes or dfops them
in honey sweets, she has field especially her own.
OF course, everybody will 60 to hear her snd spplsud
her.
The plaudits were tumultuou5-the performers join
ing in with the auditors, aud toe whole spirit of the
occesion prophesied happily for the extensive, ex-
pebsiye, and sumptuous undertaking Of the nan.
aeement