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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

q TMENTY.FIvk DOLLARS me-
q WARD.-Rsnaway fon the suescrsei,
I'm about the LIST of September lsst, MAkiA
AVDANDKIDGE; tall and very black. she y
A about so years old, pretends st times not 20
hear WE'LL 1t IL MY opiuien she IL king in the ei
will give the above reward for hsr delivery 70 me-
D. 8. DELAPLANE,
Or 7-eodts Flour Inspector.
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MIX. I4EFEBVRE1 sCHUOi., Hfchm0nd,
lxl VA-The next session of this Institution vii!
open the LIST day of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857.
TERMs.-Board 5000; Washing eco English TUT
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $40;
Drawing from nature S4e Painting wster colors 40;
in OF, $50 Primary Department for children under
10 years Of age $50.
KsFERENsEs--Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
D., Rev. T. V. Moore, D D.. Rev. B. Gildersleeve.
FAcULrY---Bubert P. Lefebvre, A. d.. Principal;
Rev q g. Keppler, Rev. w. e. Webb.AM; J. ?. Lis
tie, M. D., R. A Lewis, N. D Joseph Mishard, John
A. Calys, c. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs Taylor,
Madame Estvsn, Mile Lacy, Miss Z. Bartlett, MILE
Viliemet, French Governess, etc., etc.
All letters to be directed to
jy T. Am HUBERT 2. LETEBVRE.
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Mrs. & MISS ADA b. MINOR,

MARS. & MISS ADA B. MINORS
lV1BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
LADIES' AT THEIR RESIDENCE ON GRACE STREET,
between 4sh and Ssh, Richmond Va.-The second
session of this institution will commence on the LIT
day of October next, for one continued session. to
LIST July, 1857 -
In the organization of this school, Its Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite with tho fruit Of their
experience, the light and counsel of others emf
nent in the profession and they intend it afford the
means, not only of thorough of substantial
instruction but also of ell the accomplishments me-
cessary to q finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection Of her fellow laborers
nor in their other provisions have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy Of the patronage of the community. Atten-
ton will be paid to the manners aud morals of the
young ladies at all times and deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family. :.
Terms: Board, $500; English tuition, $40; Pnma-
~ department, $50; Modern languages, each, $50;
Latin $40; Music on Piano, $50; Harp, $40; Guitar
$50; Drawiss and Painting, $40
REFEIENcEs: Right Rev Bishop Johns, Rev Jno.
P. Mcclure, Rev. J. Peterkin. Va; Oliver White
Esqs3 Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. Gibson, N. D.,
EBoton M D., A Peticolas M. D., 9. A. Wilson,
M. D., DIR. R. g. Cabell, and Col. 8. H Parker, Rich
mond; Hon. M. T. Hunter, Hon. j. N. Clayton. u.
8. g.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas
Esqs. State senafe; o. M Smith, Esq, Lunenburg
county; ThomasFisld, M. D., Mecklenburg county.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24-3m MISS A. B. MINOR.
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MRS. e. !. DARDEN begs Ieavo to In
lVl form her friends and the public, that her School
for young Ladies. Shockoe HILL Marshall street,
between 4th and 5h Streets IL now in successful ope-
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband,
the Rev James NJ Darden, who. 81 we'll as herself,
has had much experience in teaching. and will give
Guiding Book kee ping) and Mathematical depart
ments.
gr She can accommodate a few more BoARDERs.
Richmond Sept II, 1856 50 18-lm
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- FOR RENT..A Dwelling House at
:5 the corner Of Cary and Foushee streets Five
- rooms with FIRE places in them. besldss the ftsh'
and suthouses for ans. A small gardea. Tho
house IL enieptly arranged and in good orcer-s
now occupied by the owner. " ho intends to 90 TO
country. The premises msy be seen BY any perm
desiring to rent Possession given immedistsix or
terms apply to THOB. }. EsANs.
ee 4-ta ms
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< M (sEOHGE De SUNINhh n, IKIpOTtcT
~NHAND DEALER IN CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN-
wSM WARE, No. ~ Pearl Tor l4th) street, Rich
EEfH mond Va.-By recent arrivals from Liver
pool, is now in receipt of his Fail Importa.ions
of China and Earshenware, and from the fscto.
res, very large and general assortment of CHASE
ware looking Glasses Fancy Goods, &C to which
he invites the attention of the merchants Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, who will
find stock of Goods, equal in extent and var1e-
ty, aud on as good terms any repacking house
in the country can offer. To all cash or puuctual
time buyers, such inducements will be offered, will
be satisfactory.
Careful and experienced packers employed and
prompt attention given to the shipment of &c IDS.
A largs assortment of the best quality Of Stone
ware st factory prices.
Merchants who have been accustorred to buy their
Earthenware in the Northern markets. are particu-
arly invited to an examination of the above stock.
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TNNGLlSH CLASSICAL AND MATnG ~.
II NAUTICAL School, FoR You've LADIEs..-Ine
subscriber will open School for young Ladies, af Dr
Csuthorps residence Broad st. the first Monday In
October In this school, which will be continued nine
months, will be taught besides the Ordinary branches
of an English Education Latin. Greek, Msthemsthics
French and Munc The subsciibsr has had many years
experience in she fstters herself tnat sue
can furnish satisfactory evidences OF her quannca
lions and success Sine will be aided by competent
a.sistsnts Terms, for English branches $40 fo1
Latin. Greek, French, Mathematics and MUSIC eoo
10 500 ps yabls semi-aunusiiy Ia advance
III. ADELINE CAUTHORN, frtncipai.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTES.
- The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stitute viii commence the first Monday in October
next. -
The Boarding Department IL under the charge Of
d. Lee Powell, Esq.
TERMS:
Board, for months e20o
tuition
French Italian, German Spanish, each.
Drawing from $50 to $50.
Music at Professors prices
Preparatory Department. ...................,.4o
Washing and Lights extra.
RoB'T J. MORRISON, Principals.
Address. Richmond Va. " 91-ts
S.sQUIRE,s SELECT CLASSICAL.
LIZ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Main and
lst streets, Richmond The 10th session will con.
mence on the 18th of September 1856
PRoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher In N.dsrr
Languages. =
JOHN A. CALYo. Teacher In DRAWING.
Is---ts
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NE w II A II ID w a Il E n o n r e.
ROBERT L. DRNNV

hY 10 laid OF In ssetiens, sad are Tor sa.e IA,
one wishins 70 purchase spply % n,
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DICHWUNU FEMALE IN.TlTUTH..-
IL Fhe exercises Of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October.
TERMS PEN SESSION:


Tuition in Preparatory Department. ........ ~ W
Ancient or Modern Languages essh........ ~ w w
Music Piano.. .s.oo " oo "
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, (263) has encouraged the Trustees 70
provide still increased facilities; and the arrangements
Tor instruction will be the same elevated and hbe-
raj scale the spacious and convenient accoTmoda.
lions No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor n BY
their attendance.
FOR catalogues or further information. address
B. MANLY, il,
" 23-dSm Richmond, va.
MISS TAZkWELl.'S oChOUL, Grace
wi STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 8rH.-The sixth
session of this School will commence on the first day
of October, and close the first day of July.
Miss Tazewell will be assisted by a gentleman
whose sttainments and experience render him con-
siderable acquisition to the School Any other de-
sired inform alton will be communicated through cir
culars which be obtained on application.
Terms, payable emi-annually in advance =.
For Board SSOO w
Higher English Branches. 40 %
Primary
Ancient and Modern Lapguages each. ...... 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors fees
Z7-Ims
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wrv. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

.wlR, CARRIAGES, l'AKKlAGEs.
S6 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
A| Making Establishment, on Lombard AL.
isy between Main and Gary, {Sth and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hote.. COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops and SULKIES, ell of his own make, OF the best
materials and workmanship. All of which will be
sold as low good work of the kind be in the city
of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as am de.
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold that il new, wa
ranted.
fe 26-dam @,CAJAH MAN0UM
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~ DOUG STORE FOX SALE.--The
&4 stock and fixtures of q well arranged Drug
~ Store offered for sale, the owner declining
GA business The stock is fresh and carefully Sc
ected. Terms accommodating. Enquire at this
D Sc Ia
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SODA WATKH N POKCKLA7N roo

SVDM wAIEM IN FOHCHLAlN FOUN
~ TAINs.-Our seds Water il now in fun opera
tion and we will ct oil times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage In the rre.test perfection
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrupa man.
eisssursd by ourselves from the real ps fuiss Our
Appafatns 10 OF the most recent corst suction, the
fountains being lined with the finest WHITE POR-
CELAiN, and the cooling arrangement, such e. to
insure its being q az times lcy-cool and pure.
SANITY cool on the lee during the warm wsather.
MEADE BAKER, Pharmaceutiss,
~ 2--Sm
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1HpuCAr1oM.
ii N1TlCAL SCHOOL, pOR BOYS.
FoNxh sfrsef, bsssceeH broad and MnvsA0R.
q 4 n aALTER Pdnoipai ssS


II NAUTICAL SCHOOL, vOR BOYS.
Fosvl direct, bsessees broad and MavsAaR
o. Z. G. SALTE9, Pnncipsi
Z wItLi. .nss A. \, A.istants
The fcurth ssssiou Of this schoo. win commsaes
eeptsmber 27d, and Gloss July 18th following.
The course Of studies will embrace the Conmon
English Branches. Mathematics, Latin, Greek and
TEaMs- Payable ssmi-annualy In advance: :
senior Classics md Mathematics. ..........se6e 90
Junior... ~ "
Common Enslsh Branches. 90 g q
Primary Instruction. y y
Moden Languages, each. ~ w
oc 6-dn
ID RI, r.. TIGHR,S sELECT CLASsl.
II. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. ON
FRANK LIN STREET, ABOVE nEVENTH.-Ths
duties Of this School commenced with insseased fa'
cities the 18th of September, and will continue
R. H L. Tishe. 4. H., Principal, Classical snd
English Departments Mr. Ssmuef 8. Carr "a Master
of Arts from the Universty Of Virgnia) Msthemst-
ical Department.. Mr.. e. Camps (0raduAte
meresl o.psrmsns and Natural sciences PrOf..so'
Joseph Michard french and Spanish. Mr.. John A.
Calyo Drawing. Tuition Fees from $40 to $50 per
session. Yreuch and Drawing esch, go extra. IN
mary Department for little boys under ten years Of
age, tuition fees f25 per session
REFERENCES:
The patrons of the school, Rev. Geo. " oodnnage,
Rev. Fl. g. Keppler, Measrs VIM. u. Grant Jonn
Crane, VIM Palmer, George 8: Pa mer, Lewis
en.hsv. Corbin Warwick. ]. Adams Smith Nicho-
"a, Mills Beers Poiudsxtsr, &c. &c oc 2--21
NNELIsH CLASSICAL AND MATHG.
Il NAUTICAL ScHoo. FoR You've LADiEs..-In e
subscriber will open School for young Ladies, y "a
CauthorD,s s;dence Broad st. the first Monday In
October In this school, which will be continued nine
months will be taught besides the ordinary brancnea
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- HOTEL FOK HENT OR IE15F-
81 The Hstel in the city Of Richmond. Ino.,r

ri No. usI =: - McNT OH LEASE-
11 now a. BROAD STREET HOTpI s snown
ly "SWAN TAVERN" 10 offered or ,s S.Ie a-
ease, from and after the LIST Of Jsuus ~. Iss, 0l
This esiabllshnent is 80 generally knowu i,
the property unnecessary suffice to ssy that i l. Ivy.
ted upon one Of the mort desirable stss in the sny.
city within few psces of the pubic sausre and St.a
State Bents, upon the adjoining SQUARE Ia thsRi.h -
mond Fredericksburg. and Potomsc Railroad Dsna,,
equi-distsnt from the Virginia Central ichmond M
Petersburg, and D:nville Railroads. This properly
has undergone repair, andeceived various sddt,,r
tonized. Pc
should the renter desire more lodgias room. th.,
will be Addsd, upon the payment of per cant mo-
the cost of the Improvement For terms snnl.p "
GoDDiN APPERSON, or |. A. GODDIN. BarI
and 18th street. n. g ahA
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On FOR RENTS large and comforta.
Fl BILE rooms lin one fecr) and Kitchen. which 70
good tenant will be let at the moderate rent OF
Sl0D per month. II required. tive more roous can
be added Possession given INN edistely Enquirs Il
l. L. WELLS, IS Main street,
So s--ts Mansion House.
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TUE DAILY DISPATCH
'','', ~s....o;.I and Commercial

rs...rc;.I and Commercial
- v,,l Of $1,000 Tsnssssss Sc NJ ssl,
ss.ss n e. At esi.75, aud 5000 North Caro-.
lima Sc 1t es5.
'I - v.,x Oct. 18Th. weekly ststene11 Of
Nsw Ieak III. .sovv The following decreases: Leans
the City "a ga specie &sSx COO circulation
49, M. and depositss ~ es100
-. n.,ustis Telegraph Company Ct meeting 10
y,.ssssinSia last week, declared dividend OF twe
.Isa Int payable on and after the 10Th instsn'
u,chmsnd Markets, oOct. IL.
III. dsy has be.n 80 very inel.ment that business
=, s,srSed: aud there 10 NOTHING 70 be said on the
nsasps Ths dsy eat 10 with heavy gale Of wied
S rsiu ana theush the wind did sos sootinus with
49, ans Violence during tbs day IL rs'nsd without
iptermiss6n.
N,w yo.x. Oct l4-FIcur advancing. Ohio e.
- es assndsrd Southern oi.l507 50 Whest id
Ssscius White 81 ss6ls7; BED 81 so0i 81. Corn
sSvsncins MIXED 81 ssnts. stocts lower and dull
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y NEW DRUG STORE.--EEO. DOW
80 DEN, Druggist Operative Chemist and Phar
Sg msceutist l75 Broad street. has constantly
k.& hand fresh and reliahle stock of Drugs, Per
fumery Fancy Articles Prescriptions accurately
compounded day or night. Sc IL
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u d. COOK IL CO.. AUCTIJNEEks
~. NO. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the public Auctieneers for the sale of Real Estate
Furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses Cattle, &C.
at the shortest nstee and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and commodious rooms they will re.
eeve goods fer sale at risGts sals without the charge
Of storage.
Gut door sales of every dssshption attended to up
reasonable terms.
z. B. COOK. WN MOTT.
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A Us. ANDhhSUN Il Co,
"A RICHMOND. Va
mHave removed to the new store, No. l0l Main
street, second door below l4lh street. where they ar.
prepared to shew the largest assortment OF
PLAIN AND FANCY RIB8ONS
ever offered In this market Also, good sssortmspt
OF bONNETS and Millinery Goods Of oil kinds.
/ T--ts
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g HOES And BOOTS MADE TU ORDER
- mr. JAMES FELLOWS Superintendent in
eentlemen's department; Mr.. JOHN K1MPEL, do
do. Ladies do.
The subscriber having IN his employment the above
named Cutters who are known to be 64da to any in
the State, respectfully announce 1.-THE public that
he is prepared to have made t0Fder in the neatest
style, every description of i1dfes and Gentlemen's
Boots Caters OF Shoes of xhy style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
fa No IL Pearl streat
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HpucATToN.

NMOy. r. RnI lONs Of Paris. oilers his SER
lyl vices to the pubic % teacher Of tbs French
language He will BE- h.ppy e instruct privsts pc
Non "a va graduated ct the Univcrsts de Frsnce,
and has been 90 years engaged Ia teaching In the
arr literary inhitutions In Louisiana
Applications may be made ct his residence on Brosd
street MRS. Pellet's)
skrRREHcEa
NJ Louis Dsfau, President Louisiana College, n o..
ma Boyer, New Orlesns
NJ J. Densare !"
n Paul Arpin, Prof. Of French Literature, N. Y.
III. Masseras, editor Courier dss Etsts Unis, N Y.
M. A. Botnar, West Chester. Ps % x5-1m
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
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TEL EGRAPI[ED TO THE CRESCENT.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE,

y BATON ROUGE, Feb 2S.--Senme--Mr. Senlmes
introduced joint resolution fixing the Goth of March
for the adjournment Of the Legislature. Passed.
Mr.. Munday introduced an act providing that no
more slaves shall be emancpated in this State, unless
the master furnishes bond that said slave 5bc
transported out of the United States. Referred to
sthc Judiciary Committee
IA large number,of local and private bills passed.
House.-An act relative to public works and I'M
ptevements in the Parish of Jefferson.
Also billedeclaring all of the canine species to be
personal property, the protection of which the act
amply provides for Passed
The new city charter for New Orleans comes up
tomorrow. .E
The act from the Senate for the removal of the
Surveyor Generals Office to Baton Rouge, was laid
the table indefinitely.
F Judge Randall was elected Speaker pro tenn. to-day
by acclamation Mr.. Pugh being compelled to be
absent for some time.
Lafayette Caldwell, of West Baton Rouge, has been
appointed Swamp Land Commissioner, uice E. 3
Tonne resigned
Ship Telegraph Burnt.
AUGUSTA, Feb 2s.-The ship Telegraph, from Or
leans for Australia was burned at Savannah to-day
She was scuttlcd and sunk.
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CoILIGNoN's CLASSICAL CoNcERT.--The fourth of
~ Gustaye Coignons Classical Concerts will be given
this evening atthe Odd Fellows Hail. when the mas
ter-pieces Of Gluck, Weber, Huinnlel, Haydn, Men
desohn, Meyerbeer, Rossini and many other of the
musical masters will be given. Subscribers can OBJ
tain their tickets of Mr. Ruier at the Orleans Thea
Ter, if they are omitted in the distribution. Those
wishing to attend will find tickets and plans of the
building at the various music stores.
care has been expended in getting up these
concerts and making them what it is desired they
should that trust all will feel inclined to attend
Beyond the usual inducements that are held out to
the public upon this occasion, the grand Septett of
Beethoven, which is divided, and will be used as an
Introductory and finale. We believe that it has never
before been performed in this city if ever it has
BEEN the occasion was so remote that those who at
tend concerts now cannot rememberit and those who
fail to attend when it is given, may never have the
opportunity Of hearing it again. It is the perfect
flower of classical music arranged as only amaster
hand could arrange it.
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\ PERFuMED BREATH.-Wllat lady or gentleman
would remain the Of isagreeac BREATH
by using the Balm OF Thousand Flowers adentritct,
would only render it but leave the teeth white ala
Many do their brsuth is bad
subject delicate their friends will mention it, FOu
single drop Of the Balm your tooth brush and wash the
teeth night and morning. fifty bottle will last year
i beautiful complexion easily be acquired by using; the
Balm. Of Thousand Flowers. II will pmples
and eckes from the skim leaving Of soft and he
Wet towel pour three drops and wash the face might
| and morning.
Sharing Made EasyWc your shaving lrus in either
cold water pour three drops of Balm Of Thon
sand Flowers rub the beard well and it will make beautiful
soft a;er mach facilitating tie operation Of shaving. Price
only 50 Fetridse Co.. prorretors. For st1e by j
! Wright CO., O. O. Woodm"n, md all druggists.
| frIi d,S MrndGm
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Mr.. FRED. N. THAYERs BENEFTr-We are happy
to announce, and are confident that all his many
friends viii be happy to learn, that old acQuaint-
ance and friend who first donned the buskns in this
city and trod the stage before New Orleans audi
ence, will have benefit on Monday evening next at
the Gaiety Theater. er's comedy of +" Money"
will be produced, witREdrs. Gladstane, of the st.
Charles Theater Miss Agnes Robertson who has post
poned her depa ture specially for this reason, Mrs
Place, Mr.. Bourcicault, Mr. Owens, Mr.. Browne, Mr..
stoddard Mr. COPELAND and Mr.. Thayer in it.
The burlsza entitled Rachel Is. Coming" an
nounced So me since, but not played, will be per-
formed, wit iss Robertson in number of charac-
ters, We trust the merits of the beneficiary may be
fully rewarded If SO, the house will be more than
filled.
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G0iefy TNeGfcT.
GRAND EXTRA PERFORMANCE
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 3,
Il GREAT COHBLNITION or TALENTED ARTISTS
VIII unite in a Performance for the
I3IINEIFII
Gaiefy T'heGte1'.


BENEFIT
EHG ECE M rEI-EM- "a Va re HE
by which compliment he is enabled 10 announce
I-xEE: GxS T. 2.E-.S1- c-aSX-
that appeared in this city, lulwc;s comedy
M 0NEY+"
III which Mrs GLADSTANE of the ST. Charles Thcntpr y
kind permission of b. nelar E,) has handsomely volul-
tecred her valuable services Clara Miss AGNES ROBERT.
son Georgiana Mr. BOZ RGICAuIT Bluunt Mrs.
PLACE Lady Franklin; Mr.. OWENS rs Graves; Mr.
BROWNE rs Dudley Smooth Mr.. MORTON Sir John We
sey; Mr.. COPELAND Glossmorc; and Mr.. STODDART MS
Stout with Mr. THAYER Alfred Evelyn complete this IN
precedcnted cast.
Mr. Thaycr has received the following Enthusiastically
letter from Miss Agnes Robertson
Ny Mr.. Thycr shall delay my departure Charles.
ton enable play for benefit You need
Bourcicaut has just written for piece If would
like to accept its first performance this OCCASION it is very
Yours, sincerely,
AGNES Il. BOURCIC.AULT.
Awaiting himself Of the offer Kindly made him note
Mr. Thayer has the pleasure Of announcing the first perform
in this city of brea, written expressly for
Agnes Robertson, called. mS
RACHEL is CoMEHG
in which She Mr. Boccault and Mr. Owens will appear. In
this piece Miss Robertson sstans three characcrs-Rachc
Jenny Lind and Soto, with variety Songs Dances.
Between the pieces Mr. ALIEYNE will sing favorite gong
On SATURDAY, March LIST, The Sheet will be open al
the Box Office, where may secured Price of ad
sion, this occasion,
One Dollar to all parts of the House,
fe29 op3t