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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

. DissinSuished ArriraL-Edward Everett, ESQ,
arrived In this city by the Northern cars yesterday
afternoon, and Is now the guest Of Gov. Wise He
Is expected to remain here several days 80 sn*
Chass's Naral Dioramas are Of high order, ana
have 80 much nationality about them, that the
spectators b never tired Of the sight seeing pre-
senfed to his view at Odd Fellows, Hall Old and
young can tind much in these pictures to admire.
Go and see them.
3 PuHished--Harrison, slave was convicted
before the Mayor yesterday morning of stealing
tobacco from his master and ordered to be foeged.
Going at Large-Bob, slave to r. r. Broaddus.
was arrested for going at large and taken before
the Mayer, who sent the case on to the next Grand
Jury, when the master win be indicted for the Of.
fence.
: Locked Up.-Thomas, slave to William A. Dunn
has been committed to Jail by order of the Mayor.
large = i.s-ltiaa - -.
Ihro1ing Stones.-James Castillo, q free man.
" was nned 81 by the Mayor for permitting his SON
70 throw stones In the street s-as,,1
Meaing.-The Young Mems Fillmore Club will
meet al the Mount Vernon Hotel Byrd street. thib
evening at haifpast O'Clock. - : -. =
Defunet.-The dead body of a dog was living in
yesterday. 'A"'' "' "
The Niagara has commenced oper.t;on on w.,r
street. anu tne dnst Is now completely Laid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

ACCIDENT IN NICARAGUA "A young son oil u.
s. Minister Wheeler was accidentally shot In Nj.
earagua on the 10th ulL. by a gun In the hands Of
IN elder brother, Though severely, he was not
considered fatally wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

A GOVERNOR IsDICTED.-Gov Morehead, of
Kentnckv. has been indicted by the grand jury of
Scott county for allowing one Of his negroes to
hire bis own time The only difficulty in the mat
ter is, that after they fine the governor. be will be
able to remit the penalty. tl....-7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18
CLAY DREwRY,
HOTELS.

NJOTICE...The Ballard Hotel saloon, In
the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance the same that to the hotel This estab-
shment, on the European plan, 10 this day open for
the accommodation of the public and the subscriber
hopes that the neat and elegant style in which he has
fitted up his saloon will far meet their appreciation
that he will receive fair share of their patronage
He solicits visit. ]. w. SMITH,
isl8 Late of LynchburE. Va
NOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS ON THK
Y RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG: .sF.,s
Breakfast! Breakfast! Ample time given
to eat.
The subscriber 10 prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction of
the Richmond and Danville and SouthSide Railroads,
Immediately en- their arrival on the cars.
my l7-l2m ass SAML D. BURKE.
DERSONS visiting the city during the
Il winter, will find the POWHATAN HOUSE
very pleasant agreeable and dconvenient Hotel to stop
at Its location In the most agreeable part of the
city. Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, also to places of amusement
offers inducements that cannot fail to please.
de IL JOHN DARRACOTT, Proprietor.
NOTICE.-Passengers gers going North are hereby
l Y informed that on and after SATURDAY, 1st of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do So, to obtain Breakfast or Supper: By the
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aus. ST. 1855. auSl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

IETEMPERANCE AND GAMBLIEd.-The first
Monday in April has been fixed upon as the time,
and indianapolis, Ind, the place, for the discus
sion betwecn John II. w Hawkins temperance
lecturer, and John II. Green, the reformed gam
bier, as to whether gamblingnor intemperance Is
productive of the greatest evil. a--.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

A VENERABLE HAT.-The Eastern Argus tefs
about one of its subscribers catling at the office,
wearing hat which he had corn for the last forty
sears. OF course he did not wear II every day,
but keot il for Sunday use, and wore 1t occasion-
siiv an HOLIDAYS 1t was still good hat and look
ed as though It would last forty years more The
owner said that the changes Of style made II .
Fashionable hat every five or six years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

2. I. BARNUM AND Hs FAILURE-On Thu RS
day, Mr.. p. t. Barnum was put under examina.
ton. before Judge Hoffman, in New York, relative
to his property, at the suit of Gushing & Co., who
have obtained judgment against him. The Mirror
says:
He stated that the sale of the Museum was bo.
ma fde one; he bought it for SIP 900 and sold it for
S24, ,uUu TO Messrs Greenwood & Butler. He ex.
pressed his Willingness to do anything the Court
ordered if in his power to discharge his liabilities
He stated that in June last he was worth $500 600
above all his liabilities; he had spent $4,000 per
annum IN Bridgeport, where his real estate " as
principally situated He agreed to accept and en-
dorse the paper of the Jeromes to a little over
100000 He continued to do SO, as he supposed
for renewals; but, to his amazement, he found his
name on their paper TO the amount of $450,0O0
Mr. Barnum further stated that he did not con.
slider himself bankrupt, as he hoped to pay all
his personal debts; but if inability to pay the
clock debts be considered failure, then he failed
in January last. He did not consider himself
liable for these debts he said, because some of
the holders of those drafts were the very persons
who induced him. by fraudulent representations,
to endorse the paper others had bought the pa
per at 25 to 26 per cent discount, knowing that
he had given his name without receiving far
things value The amount of mortgages and
judgments on his New York property was SAL
500; the furniture, plate, &C., at lranistan, were
sold for $4,000
The assets in his possession at present were
S3l, 500 Chrystal Palace first mortgage bonds; 67S
lots in Cypress Hill Cemetery; 4 bond against II.
D. Beach, for $4,000, for money placed In his
possession in California; also claim against Dun
can, Sherman g. Co., for some Sl7c0O. growing
ont of OWN d. Munns injunction against the
Crystal Palace
Mr. B. was questioned also on Friday as to his
present means of living and stated that he took
boarders, and had the vegetable product OF the
Bridgeport farm Of last sumner He had friends
who would keep him from starving, and had ten
dered him money. In reply to the question. he
acknowledged that he had gold watch, which he
would produce if required to do so-also, dia-
rnond ring Being asked if he had piano-forte,
he said yes, but II was mortgaged for all it was
worth, as yell as other furniture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

srsprrsror OF A SAVINGS BANK.-The Loui-
siana Saving. Bank, at New Orleans, has suspen-
ded payment. 1t Is said 1t was established by
WIN. Ii. Garland, the City Treasurer Of New Or
leans who has been arrested, charged with being
In default for some $500 600 of the city's funds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

THE ARcTIc-The u. 8. steamer Arctic has
now been out .hirty-four days in looking for the
Pacific. She has on board i've officers and crew
of fourteen, with provisions and coal enough on
hoard 10 last several months II Ia possible she
NAV have become ice-bound, or she may have gone
10 the Western Islands. Lieut. Hartstein wy
feel reluctant to return with no tdings Of the Mis-
ing ship. 4,s asa4 .4gf FRs}gtslsE {.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

~ Tue Daily dispatch ia served to subscriben
at SIX ANA aus%TxR cENrs psR wKsK payable 70
the Carrsr weekly. Price for mailing, s+sy In
sdvsncaL e.. ia a7s
rT The Weekly Dispatch n Issued svsry hi.
FAY, snc mailed to subscribers st 81 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

SIDE PRoPELLERs--Capt.H II. Whitaker has
made a successful experiment on Lake Erie, in
the propulsion of vessels and which Is looked up
on as a matter of special interest. The plan con-
sists simply in the application of the common pro-
peller TO the sides of the vessel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18
NEWS FROM MANCHESTER.
WILL. YOII READ THTg7

Every day we get additional evidence
% MANCHESTER, Feb. 18th, 1856.
Messn DOVE & Co: GentIemen-My horse was
accidentally thrown down, and large cash his
knee. which | considered damaged him $50. By
using ONE bottle of your Turf Oil, the was en-
treiy healed without leaving any scar u Is truly
q great remedy. T.. I. flLkINdTON.
NH I5---ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

THE STEAMER PACIFIC.-The Liverpool Times
attaches very little importance to the statement
that pieces of floating doors, supposed to have come
from the missing steamer Pacific had been seen
floating at sea by passenger in the steamer Edin.
burg. The Times says this piece of news wa not
made public until two weeks after the Edinburg
arrived out, and then adds:
1t appears that the statement respecting the
fragments of the steamer supposed to be lost,
rests exclusively on the testimony Of one of the
passengers by the Edinburg, uncorroborated by
any other evidence. The Ednburg has since
returned to New York, and the captain, when in
Scotland, made no official report of the circum-
stance.
A letter from one of the Edinburgs passen-
gers, received in New York, makes no mention
of it.
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TERMS or AID


GrAdvertisemenfs publiahed until forbid Win be
charged 50 cents per square Of ten lnes of tie rse
insertion and IS csnts for each eontinuaBss. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

EyiAs. Ill. LANGLEY, Tin snd sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, vs..
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
stesm ripes for Churches Public Buildings, &e
Aetsllic Roofing, Guttering and Spoudng, put
up in sny part of the city and country.
WELL AND GARDEN PUAPS FOR SALE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

3 MACKEREL.-I0Ob bbIs., landing
per sehr. Ro. Miller. For sale by
WoMBLE & CLAIBORNE, H"f
Ih 10 Ho. II, Pssgl street.
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MECHANICAL.

rv ENCOURAGE HOME MANU-
~E~ ~FACTORlES.-The subscriber has, and
2n1-sH-keers constantly on hand, an assortment
of Rocksways Busges and Bsrouohes, made OF tho
hest materials and by the most skiltul wort man
which he will sell on ss accommodating terms a. any
one II the city.
Orders taken for any style Of carriage and executed
faithfully at his establishment 18th street, between
Grace and Franklin.
ia l7---dSm q. A. FRANCIS.
DAINTINt1--PA NTI y G.--Thc under.
! rrned i, now prepared to do HOUSE PAINT.
mo and has engaged the services Of 6zt rate work
n,en He his friends of his determination to
devote his whole attention TO this business and SIGN
50 we'll ORNAMENTAL PAINTING and that
rone but the best materials will be used and fair
prices charged. His Sign Work may be ia front
81 Dispatch Office. Binford, Dickinson Wesiser
Walsh's Shoe Store, opposite ST. Charles Hotel, in
the First Markets House, Bon Ton Bakery" nth
street., and In fact all town-he took the FIRST
premium at the last Mechanical Fair" and knows
hswork snd prices will compare fsvorably with any
others in tho business Hoping to receive q share OF
patronage, he asks those that require any kind of
Painting 70 give him call.
vented Boy as an apprentice and two good
Touse Painters r. w. ALLEN,
l2th st, between Main and Bank ct.
In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18
Al \ TT \ G:--The under
a~g. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

GSLEss& The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
SI1---N~~ Making Establishments Lombard AL
ley between Main and Cary (lSth and l4th streetsl
ear the Columbian Hotel, COACHES CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES. BUGGIES with and without
tops and SULKIES all of bis own make. Of the best
materials and Workmanship. All of which will be
sold low good work of the kind be in the city
cf Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want Of any article in the Carriage line, de-
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, snd all work sold that ii new, war
ranted
tr S-dqrn MICAJAH mANGUN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

IrOR CHAPPED HANDe..-H sesp'r
r the cheapest and bsst article Of the kpd fcI the
bkin; for sale By w. Q. RATLAlLE,
nh l-.a pUeyN<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

NOTICE.--To all Persons indebted 10
' the Estate Of Susan Il. Sharpe deceased-Un
less you como forward and pay lat the Office of Pull
liam Davis) the amounts due for hire of Negroes
for the year 1855 and all other debts due said estate
will place said accounts in suit forthwith.
DAVID NJ. PULLIAM,
Admir- of the estate of Susan II. Sharpe, deed.
fn h-2axSX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18
L ANAWHA IMPKOVENENT LOAN.

L. ANAWEA IMPROVEMENT LOA N.
~ By an order Of the Board of Directors of the
james River and kanawhs Company, adopted on the
9TH of February last in pursuance of the of the
5th February, 1856, and joint resolution passed on
the 25th of the month, the President was au-
thoTized TO advertise for loan of $3.50 000 for the
improvement of the Kanawha River, between Loup
Creek Shoals and the mouth of the said river to be
psId follows:
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FLAMING MILL.-W

DICHMOND PLANNING NJ l. L.--We
II sgsin in full operation aud have our Machine
,uIpete order and prepared to execute all
kirfs OF work in the planning LINE: such as
Sunating. Tongue and Growing, Beeding Saving,
&c &c, from 10 inch plank, from TO Is inches
establishment in the United States We invite
the attention of friends and the public to this
not ;e, in order that they may avail themselves of
the ncslculable benefits resulting from having all of
their Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving, &C.,
dCns al this establishment, which it is conceded,
would be great saving of time, money and labor.
AL work done with unprecedented promptness, &c.
NH 4-2swSW w. r. WALDROP.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTITuTk.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, hAIs STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years and beg leave 70 say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fro1ts Monuments, Toulbs Vaults and
stend to Enclosing Burying Grounds and in fact all
Ssrk in the Stope-Cutting and Building line.
Quality Of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
passed Eorh or South ooS0
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y VERY VALUABLE sQUARES OF
g ACRES EACH, IN SYDNEY, NEAR FAIR
GROUNDS, FOR SALE The subscribers are au.
thorzed sell besutiful squares Of land Of
acres each, In the town of Sydney, the Far
Grounds. Each of them are well enclosed and have
on them buildings suitable for small families. Upon
the payment of onefourth cash. credit of from to
years bearing interest, will be given the residue.
Apply to -..
ia I-2tawIm GODDIN APPERSOE.
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Iected Windsor lump; for sale by
TALiAFERkO O. BRO,
fe 15-Sm Corner Gary ana llth st.
SkLLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
- my ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
Rich VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLOAKS
MERES; Mouslins; Bed aud ssrvantS Blankets;
fiannsls; MORE antique Silks OF all colors also
large assortment of other Silka You will lind it TO
ehaxlng elsewhere M. w. ROSE,
f- l2m No. 2nS Broad IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

II ERosETE OILS.
N rerosere flurirssne OIL
Fercreue buhreasirg OIL
berueere Pinnacle or
1rgrgNs, grsr's.
No. W Beaver street,
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A ssI0NEE7s SALE OF CLOTHING Oh PIECE GOODS
n A w. CRIsTALAR auctoneer ~ Bowery win sell this
day, nth inst at s o'clock about 900 yards of English,
broadcohs fancy and black cassmeres
and 6oeskns silk and satin vestings, &C., together with
large Of ready maize clothing consisting of rock,
sck dress and Cashmere and doeskn pants silk
Ard valencia Vesta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

EDWARD sCBENCR, ACCOMMODATIONS VITO
~ VIII SONS great sale satuary, marble
fancy gooos.-By EDWARD sCHENCK X CO., Tuesday
wednescay 18Th ard 10th at l6s O'Clock each day
salesroom, 80 Nassau street, consisting OF superb
groups: Amazon, by Kei beautiful copy OF Powers
Greek pedestal with hne alto relieves;
Roman bust of Washington group the Gen
Shepherd MARBLE bust Of the Emperor Nicholas
group, he Mendjcsn do Fidelity elaborate lamp,
with relieves. antique Temple Of vesa, agate
nebe pitchers futed columns, Creclan Of and
antique Oenochoes Amphora vases Eruscan
richly futed &C., and many other beautiful designs,
antique originals TO be In Tie museums OF
Europe Infinite Of xas card receivers,
estcks Bronzes-Superb bronze the Amazon,
KISS the Indian Warrior by Rouch Shepherd and Dog,
BY Dedeker Fame and other fine elegant bronze
ngares Of Day and Night Tragedy and Comedy
Attia and Charemagne, Eudora and Doceian Fshernen
Dancers &C Paran ware MAGNIFICENT figures
statnees OF Ruth, Esther Tragedy. Comedy. Music,
Saphe Painting. Hebe, GUNNER and Autumn do groups,
Mountain spring Italian Girl at the Brook, Symph at ths
rsun among other beautiful pieces bohemian glassware,
and ruby gobles vases and receivers wine
asscs pitchcrn &C. &c rich chnaware, magnifcenty de-
ccra.ed with elegant figures. caAdestcks
with parae figures teieaete SETS real Dresden cupsAni
uee,s coiognes and jewel figured inks
card receivers &C. PAper mache superb pearl nlAd
workboXe dressing fully fitted card receivers
sbles oios &c Ac Magnificent French clocks
brsnze ormoul Egyptian marble with real bronze
groups French and other clocks with shades
stands all warreped, together with large variety OF
elegant goods The goods win be on exhibition
Monday have their goods and shipped
BY Mr.. VIII. Q small charge.
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DUTCH BULBOUs ROOTs-E. b. FRANKLIN WILL
II sen this day, at auction Ct l0Is O'Clock at Mclvan
Young seed choice roofs lots 70 suit pur
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DRIvATE CoEeuLTATIor.-DR WATSON HAS FOR
il long OF yeaSs eepkned ha atspon diseases
csrtsn eA ~hch hs has tressed not lee. hsn tvsn,,
thevssrd without instance Of fanre The remedies
mild, snd here interruption 70 bvsness change o
sfet Dr. wston II IL constant atesdAnee, from in Ne
morning uvui night stks consulting and residence
10 waller rreet, fsw dooss veg 81 RroscvAy TIE con
roswy suyssps y ~ Losi Bfrhsl,
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~ SsS 70 *
hour. TisEsts. g cents 49, - e''-1s' - 'N
GEO cHRIsrY we0gD Sss,rs
~ Broadway, below Grand streek
Hsnry SS wssS Bus s,.ss $780,
sii NEGRO IiSsi iSisi's'
Vonc,udmg with, ON mr., ,,,
SSE asT SsEy MONKEY
TTnsssay asrno %A sd BAE MAN.
Saturday last time this sSSSEy THE SENSIBLE
On IbsDksgiyng Day, Nov. %, A GRAND AFTERNOON
Tistst. Is esas ' 70 Commence TX ococs
CADEMY OF NUsIc.-GRAxD NATIONAL TEN
TnsSp G I15Rfs IN T FIELD
BELIEVING lev that the drama can Be made worthy coadusor
with me pulpit as IN
ss ss have s aoVs " the " Ne"
NAGSIricEsr TEMPLE
1 or ns sSd
manner never surpassed in this country, -,
ias hr'ln Pn iss pRuS 4 S.s sfs entitled
- On, The FALLEN SAVED.
CAS- originally Dy him New York.
with cast Of character emOodying an array Of
In the progress q he piece he following life like aOeaus
will be trath,ully iIlusira,sd5 ID.
rss lie S .sasss 4 Edward and Mary.
Picture the Nee psss s esps e f.raon
J-HaDitual IntOxicauOn.
Picture 4-Drunhsn Ssdns.s .1s"
Picture 1.-THE ralls. Rsclamsd
Edward Redeemed
In this John Howard Payne's celebrated ballad Of
Home sweet o sf% fHo Sli * iSp children
with orchestral accompaniment
dESE ils XII DANCE BY THE COMPANY.
THE NEW EXCELSIOR euApRnLE
introducing the Polka varsovsnne, schoische Mazoura,
W" FoRTY.EIGHT LADS AND LAssEs.
. under ten years OF aget.
GRAND SCOTCH srRArsPEY,
Dss
before 5. Curtain rises at o'cioci precsely:
SFssRR y dc immediate .apea
GRAND EXHIBITION
$50 Broadway. dornsTy Bassis;y'S.
ExrRAoRee,sxs; rlsIoRnAscs
xeSTEgs: DOCS AND GOATS.
orsH: ssi'e xfoYf DsHiss Al 81 DsissoLvrsors
wan he "'na''' Sa EDO Doc ST. JOHN BULL,
XSns 'oa IS esn,:; Children, h.Sprise sa'"' NC
.. AN AFTERNOON PfkRifiooR1ixiNctiii : ." '''"
on Thanksgiving D. Ana 4 >. ' Saturday. .a
------------ - $500 -
basE GGEfaaas 111s DTEk
The % rsTscusly snsouns:s ss., NJ Moos
II: %
Thur:a.y And r..y No, l, s and a. On which shs last
Mm. 81 s'yH NSsssF on r'r''.'
WIN play .s,... Don d Es.s.ss rsr... and 70,
'ns .. ssss .y Sd sa.rss X ss::..
SIiss y = I'D y; sesersins y ics.a9e, 49,.
S% iTEspSy - 8: and ..%.si.s y q seas. ''
% as no & Snrer IN aa & h. -
g DC 1ss sS1ss Tie evening Beuns Broadway
Down town ese. Van Sord.n . ki.s,s'X No . wsla
This Monday , sysnas 'osse IN sr0ss sy
VIII aa place ~ on 1 W. and rmn1y No, n
y commence on WEDNESDAY.
nEuEMpER
~ The A'h t soremesraS oorc.r
s'' he is Tabernacle.
-. - '''''s O. S W Bradford.
" s'sno, BIai rom lap.
Master Charles sedgwics.
On The coresrns only sr, year. az aTs
Na's1 s arss s sesr se ~ aug p.orm: on
Instrument mad $,. y t s%,f si.,.
rh. VII Be q ne gre. Is. treat. v' = 80 " -
Ever 'n'r IN oDs ne ssS 1Css ballads
Popular songs Ac &c Ac
=, an m. o,.hon.b,. u.c scrss ~ Ns ys
sca Rr,osfxr i,,or. onen ID az ro1r p,snee a.
- -. -.r--c - -u- -,-. .~r -, 100 -
nArAcsnr ~ liz , hnsss, A 80. At. wnOM "
may eonoen - N nsrsoy Even .nsa coyyrt.s
nave ~ peen s"0ure" y" WIG 'oo""s ps""s s"' ps'e~
w, .,,y, On ru~ .Yv.Y ,.tptvo
AsPHODEL; or, TIE MAGIC PEN.
PoEao, fHn IETELLIokNT APE
TnE sCH00LAAsTER
THE CQrsCRIPT -.
IERPsIcHQRE: OF TIE nusns
ftuAkoi ", LIT ~ sos" ~ 5n'h1s
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] AURA KEESEs THEATRE
GA BROADWAY, NEAR HOUSTON eTRKnx.
keene sole Lessee and Dlrecuo0
MI. Ihomas BAKER MUSICAL Droctek
Doors at So O'clock the performances viii commence
with the Overture at O'Clock.
OPENING NIGHT,
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER l8 1856.
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CADENY OF MUSIC,
"A Fourteenth street
THI LA GRANGE OPERA TROUPE.
MONDAY Nov II,
LAST IiME
fNeyerbeer's grand opera In four scta
LETOILE DU EORD.
Madame ANNA DE LA GRANGE,
Madame BERTUCCA NARETZEK,
Miases sIKDENBuRG and rYNn
signoS BRIGNOlL,
eignor C0LETTI,
In he principal Solea
Asniaa,os. n Second Circss. - cents
Secured 20 cents extra AmphitheAtre. - cen
sean may be secured n hs Aeadsay. Or u Han sa6
Doors open Il III Opera commences =, O'Clock.