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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
rcoRREspoNDENcE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

PETERSBURG, Feb. Is, 1885,
A foggy morning, brilliant noon and. as a ne
cessary conComitant, wretched streets, form the
weather report for to-day. The forenoon has been
noteh for the ups and downs of out door humanity,
evoking auathena and laughter by turns, and pro-
duCiBg variety of scenic phenomena touchingly
often distressingly, comic. Unfortunately for the
condition of obr payemeuts well all who
walk thereon, there is everywhere tendency to
deceive the most wary, and often in the moment of
ones exutation over danger supposed to be sur
mounted he tumbles, and he is convinced of the
profound philosophical dogma that tumbling is
part of human destiny.
st. Valentines day has fitted coIdy by. and al
most wholly unobseryed The glory of the amo-
rous saint is fast fading into oblivion. The world
has long enjoyed his annual fsnquets of love ans
sentiment, aud now grows weary and disgusted.
A difficulty occurred at Mallory's restaurant on
Friday afternoon last, in which two we'll known
'piilars of the turf figured largely. 1t is made
the Especial order of the day" at the Mayors court
tomorrow. Mr.. o. 2. Uare, of New Market, aud
his jolly friend, Major Lewis T. Hicks, were in
town, on the day aforesaid. enjoying themselves
They went to Mallory's to refresh themselves. Mr.
Hare had a favorte mare standing out at the door,
Invited her inland obedience her noblest vir
tue, the animal stepped in and walked up to the
bar. row was the result, between the mare. the
owner and the Major on the one side, and Col
Mallory on the other. Some blows were passed,
few glasses smashed, and no little excitement
ated 1t ended however, without serious hurt to
anybody.
The inauguration has been so much the topic of
the day lately, scarcely man. woman or child is
unacquainted with all minutiR concerning that
anxiousiy looked for event. which have yet been
promulged As the day approaches, the excite
ment increases, and the paror and the counting
room alike rife with pleasant antcipations for
the memorable day in prospect. have it from
the best authority that the very ofour beau.
ty and fashion will be present, to vie with all
Richmond and whatever foreign delegations they
encounter, those charms. which local
opinion has already awarded the golden prize
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The Equestrian Statue.

In another column will be found letter from
g. p. r. James, Esq, to Mr.. VIM Y. Richie, of tbs
Enquirer. written In reply to a letter of Mr.. Rit
chic, requesting his opinion of the Equestrian Sta
tue. The letter Of Mr.. james 10 admirably writ
ten, and will be perused with general pleasure
as we'll on account OF its sentiments as its style
and its just appreciation On such striking contrast
with Thackeray, King of snobs,) Of the character
Of George Washington.
In the remarks of the Enquirer, Introductory to
the letter. 1t is stated that an officer of the U. s
Navy, who has often seen the splendid horse from
which Crawford modelled his great creation, says
IL was of the finest animals in Queen victorias
Royal Stables, and Crawford had photographs ia
ken Of the horse In every conceivable attitude.
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n,sav,s z 77x, ditto Bonds a.; slK sx-dividend
cONGREssIONAL PROCEEDINGS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Snate--Mr. sewsrd pre-
scented petition from the Commissioners Of Emf
grafton, at New York, complaining OF abuses 10 10
male passengers in emigraut ships He gave no
tice that he would introduce a bill on the subject
Mr.. Wilson. of Massachusetts, offered resoiu-
ton calling for the copy of the Instructions to mr.
n. r. Meade,our Minister to Brazil, previous to his
departure.
The Indiana election resolutions were debated,
but no action was taken on the subject.
Houss-A resolution from the committee OF
WAYS and Means, appropristipg $4,000 to meet
the expenses of the several Investigating commit
tees was considered and passed.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, asked leave TO introduce
a bill to purchase the British North American
Provinces and Cuba. The House refused to grant
leave.
Mr.. walcott, the witness in the bribery case ap.
peared with a written statement dsciamlDg all
intention to contemn the authority OF the House,
bat denying the right of the committee to require
answers TO questions not within the scope OF their
duty. He was remanded to the custody OF the
Marshal
The committee on Foreign Affairs was instruct
ed to inquire into the siency Of abrogatIng the
Reciprocity treaty now existing between the onit-
ed States and Great Britain. 81
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DIED.

On eundav evening ae the reetdence Of her sons Z.
n Enrster. fen. Mas MARY GREGORY hofc-
TER in the slst year 81 her s9n :. /,
Tier funeral will take place this morning. - =, !
family are respectfully requested to attend.
At her residence. In Hanover county. January -.
1sss. MRS FRANCES KENNEDY. widow on .ne t Iasr
Martin Kenpedy. in her sefh year. She leaves Ious
chiisrsn and 4 fnrae number Of urand@ hldren anu
great grandchildren to monrn her lisa unr ~
grandmother ia gone; why shonid We NOUN nei
lose when she Is gone 20 dwell with him apo'e'
~ Petersburg papers please copy.
At powbafan Court House. on the lin fns.. ~ n
O'clock A nj, Ma WILLIAM 3. DANCE c'e'h VI
the county, in his 10th rear. nv.
TEL, TOTTY Esq., in the s6th year q his age. lesv.
inc an aectionate wife aud four children 70 mourn
The relatives and friends of the family are request
ed 10 attend his funeral from his late resldebce COZ.
ner OF Byrd and 9th streets, this aitefhooh' ~
o'clock. without further invitation
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A Runaway Shin.

The reoapture Of the barque AdrIatic by tho
French authorities, incenses the New York Tr-
bune. 1t declares itself excited by the circum-
stance. As it is very unusual for that Journal to
be excited on any subject, we are alarmed for the
consequences. The AdrIatic was Massachusetts,
vessel sued for damages In the port of Marselles,
and seized aud detained until trial could take
place. The captain, a citizen of that conscen-
tIous community which delights In running of
slaves, undertook to run off his vessel, while the
suit was pending, but was overhauled by the
French police and brought back In irons. Served
him right. We should not mourn much If all the
fugitive skippcrs of that underground region could
be similarly disposed of.
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Reuorters.

In q late debate In the United States Senate, 10
regard 70 providing accommodations for report
ers, one OF the members observed In somewhat
disdainfni manner that be WAS opposed 10 making
arranssments for the convenience OF those 'per-
sons" Al Mr.. Everets's recent address on Wash
ingtcn 10 the New York Academy Of Music, enc of
the Directors, wearing bis badge Of Office, epdea.
vored TO ejeot reporter Of the New York Herald
from his seat by violence, because he wanted the
place for another person, and personal scuffis
would have ensued, but that the reporter was a
gentleman of better breeding than bis assailans,
and did net consider such place the ht theatre
for personal ARRAY. Wonder IL such an exhtbi-
ton could have occurred among the ''ontside bar
barians" Of yirginia' Fancy one OF the Richmond
committee Of arrangements for Everetts oratien,
collarins q reporter in the midst of q brilliant
awemby, aud violently dispossessing him of his
seati We may here mention 10 contrast with the
Iordly contempt manifested In the United States
Senate for reporters, that at the late royal we'd
ding, the best seats among the spectators, except
those occupied by the Ministers of the Crown,
were awarded to the representatives. of the press.
In the British Parliament, the convenience OF
those spersons' 10 carefully consulted. There Ia
no aristocraey in the ~orid so pretentious and
exclusive as q bran new aristocracy, one which
has Just had the piebeian mad washed from its
face, and sits above the salt for the first time.
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The Military Display.

The military pageant on the 22d will be the
finest ever exhibited In Richmond. General TALL
AF2aEo has taken orders for its advantageous dis
play. The column will be we'll of1cered. The Ge
neral has surrounded himself with some fine look
ing young men. We shall be happy to them
in regimentals. We like to look upon fine, tel
man, handsomely equipped; aud we expect to be
gratifed the ed, in this respect. The Dispatch
will take an especially deliberate and long iool
at our respected friend, the President of the Ere
dericksburg Railroad. If We were as tall as he
We had rather be him ON that day than Frederick
William Nicholas Charles, lately married to Veto
ria Adeline Mary Louisa
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Senator Wilson.

The Bsston Post urges Southern members not &c
Kick Senator Wilson Of Massachusetts. He is eager
to be kicked, cuffed csned into reelection tc
the United States Senate. The Post Is Of opinion
that unless some indiscreet southerner gratfes
him by boosting him up In this manner on the
road to glory, he will not again be chosen to dis
grace Massachusetts, in the Senate. Therefore II
fs hoped that the Southern members will have
sclfdeniai enough to resist the tempting proffers
which the Massaeh usetts Thersites may make Of
his proboscis, and the perssvering presentation Of
HIS ignoble carcase for touch of the calfskin-
Let him return to his native slime, unwhipt, sun
honored, and unsuugr
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The State Dinner.

We are requested to state that there will he, be
sides the seats on State account, at the Inaugural
tion Dinner, one hundred and sixty-odd, which
will be sold at s. each to those gentlemen who
may desire to participate. These will be sold by
mine host Of the American, (who furnishes the
dinner,) fox his own beneft--a privilege accorded
to him by the committee who contracted for the
dinner, on behalf Of the State. We learn that the
tables will be set in the Custom House-that Mr.
Duval is engaged in arranging them In the best
possible manner, and will pave every thing done
up IL apple pie order.
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EDWARD VIM. JOHNSON, formerly of the Washing
ton independent, and afterwards of the Richmond
Wing, National 1ntelligencer, and other journals,
has become associated with the St. Louis Leader.
Mr. Johnsons charge of the paper does not embrace
its political conduct The "Leader' is Democratic.
and Mr.. johnson Wing. He is one of the most
vigorous and brilliant writer's of the age; probably
the most accomplished scholar and elegant writer
In America, ~. t. .F
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The State Guests.

We understand that the guests of the State will
be quartered at the American Hotel. Arrangements
are making for them. The PRESIDENT and bis suite
will be provided for In the best manner. MIR. Du
val will leave nothing in his power undone to pro-
vide for their accommodation In the most comfor-
table style.
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AoouIrTaL OF Ex-Gov. BEBB.--Ex-Governor VIM
nebb, of Ohio, who was indicted in Illinois for
shooting at and mortally weundng one of par
ty Of reckless young men who were infesting his
residence and annoying bis family with chorfva
ri or horning party on the occasion of the mar
rage of ono of his soDs tried recently and &C
Quilted
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
s.aam.hin Jamestown, Parrish. New York. mdze
and nassenrerr Ludlam d Watson.
steamer George Peabody, Pritchett, Baltimore
Sfeamshin CITY OF Richmond Mitchell, Phiiadet
mia. mdze and passengers. II Futile
Sohr Hiawatha, shorry, Attakapas' sugar anu
mola .sss C T Wortbam Co
Sehr Ellen Goldsborough, Bunting, Baltimore gu
ano Il Skinker Co. u n
schr VIM Colquitt. Frank. Baltimore. mdze'
schr VIM Woodbury., Higgins, Rockland. lime.
Libby. r,,. ,sA.r
Schr L yandervoort. Weeks, New York. light.
SAILED,
sebr Racer Pierce Boston. mdze Il w Currie.
Schr Henrietta Booth down the river. light
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oUTRAGE-IN BROOKLYN-EXCITEME
AMONG THE CITIZENS.

BRookLrs. n Y, Feb. IA party OF rowdies
Saturday night committed an outrageous assault
upon George II. Simonson, ellknown citizeh,
from the effects of which he died to-day. Intense
excitement prevails among the inhabitants In con-
sequence. A meeting was held last night, and
vigilance committee appointed to see that sle ac-
cussd persons are brought to trial, aud to devise
means for the protection of peaceable citizens.
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Richmond Markets, February14.

The money market continues to preserve with o
steadine IS almost tantamount to obstnacy its quiet
easy. condition. Money is plenty but the means OF
obtaining it-Good aud undoub:ed paper-is not 80
abundant as those who want money could DESIRE
The rates of exchange still remain high, owing to
the large renewed an unnatured debt due this CITY
by the North The resumption there has not aft CT
ed the price Of exchange at ALL The balance due us
will mature during the early part of Spring and
unless the debtors are again delinquent exchange
will be low enough to justify the resumption by our
banks should they not find it prudent to resume at
an earlier period.
Business is dull as usual this month; but perhaps
not more So We gre below this quotations of ex-
| change and unbankable paper:
E.rchdn0e-0n New York, Phil ,ielphis and Bal
| tnore, per cent. pf emlum.
Unbaahabie Aotes.-Bank of the Old Dominion at
Ptarieburg: Bank of Berkeley; Bauk of Phiiiirpi
and all the Wheeling Banks. Ia per c, MT discount
| Trans Allegheny Bank Is per cent discouat--
| North Carolina Bank Notes Ia discount; South
| Carolina discount.
Gotd.-3 per cent premium.
TOBACCO The receipts Of Tobacco in hhds. are
large, but the receipts OF loose smaller for Oh
| last tew days. and the demand COED. We quole in
fIor Tugs in hhds. at S41G15; good x5a66 fine Dir v
at So1seg7 Inferior leaf S7ps; good So aG ne stem
ming slo@l?'a; loose hugs S31a@4's(a5; leaf $3.50.
/ ll1s.
| FLOUR The market is dull, with liberal stock
We quote supes fine TO shippers at seas ~ for good
|
DESTROYS to buy We auot to the trade by the draw
ead s. Is for superne; IS 1906 for extra family 81
| 6G7 81 -
| HEAT receipts continue light Wcauote
goot 10 prime red SI2UfG ~ good 10 prime White
| 81. 0(D$l35.
| UJHN.-We note a somewhat better f,eino a,
former quotations, VIZ: 53fn55 cents per busheI
| 0ATo.-Stock light and quotations 35lr 10 cents
| per bushcl.
| uAY.-None arriving-from store o5AsI per cwt.
BACON.-Msrke firm aud advancing We anote
SIDES oc shoulders y and some lots held ont of the
| market Hams ll1S64I2 cts. " "
/ SUGAkS.-We quote New Orleans at 76Gas15c.
Porto Rico and Cuba, none in market; Loaf l2ISe
Crushed and Powdd llA9oil1sc; A Coffee Hff iOtsc
Coffee 95sGs97lc; G Coffee sf'.s1;c ~ ;
C.'ffkE market quiet Ne quote Rio l0Isn
Java Ike; Mocha lse. " ~ ."
WHIskEY-22@a221z for Richmond Rectiaed.
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GrrcTsr NoTfCs. To The members Of
The Masopic Fraternity and stfangers visiting tne
sasbss for fll- parade Of the I'd, By giving ~
se Z. aI az sA'" ss''' RACHEL sEMoy.
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AG. AUCTION NOTICE. SIX attention
10 INV sale OF Mules THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock, at the
Exchange Stables. ronx
fe I6-It CaufhuHN.
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AN ANCIENT CHURCH DESTROYED.

ANNAPOLIS. Mp, Feb. 15-St. AIMS Episcopal
church, in this place, took fire from the furnace
Saturday night, and was consumed, with its con-
tents. There was DO insurance. This church was
built upwards of hundred years ago
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RACHEL sEMos.
ro UeApa or FAMILrEs AND ALL OTHERS

TO HEADH OF FAMILfEs ANU HLb DI HHRH
ro,n or rag LuxuRIxs or LfSE.-SsMrLss IsrAfLA-
.naLing iiahf sweet and wholesome Bread, pud-
angs and ra.fry Of all kinds. One trisl viii insure
iis nae in any form. Que half the lard commonly
nsS va x - br ~ JOHN VI. GAKLTCK,
"''A Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
And by all Druggists and Grocers. 1910
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n6r SALH OF BUILDING LoTs ON CLAY
.xn M.Rsu,tl STREETS, AT AucrToy-We invite o..
s,,,inn to the sale of Building Lots on Clay and
MsrshaIi streets. THIS EVENING, at fo'clock. FoI
nartieuars refer 70 auction column.
fe I6-It Jas N Ihhbon Sun.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN. PARRISH,
master from New York:
mond. p Mitchell. Crooke. Geo Bissett, John
Straiton, John Hogan, Miss NJ II Boyd. NJ RS Blinn,
: worth. RAYMOND, Mia NJ Martin, j G Blan.
Welt. Mrs Pitcher Samuel Fisher. j III OsgooA, X
past.son, d Everett and SOD, Miss Watson. and
81 in steerage.
Walker Jas Minetree Miss A Guy, Mrs Hallett.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPINION.

New York, Feb. Is The address which Mr..
Bancroft intended TO have delivered on Friday
night, has been published. 1t takes strong ground
against the Lecomption constitution.
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WORK ON THE PROPHECIES.

w A. DELANE, of Petersburg, Virginia. Is
in this city and going the rounds Of citizens to
obtain subsc rptiops TO new woI k on the Propbe-
cies entitled 1.-THE MAN CHILD BORN OF THE
SUN" now in the hands of those noted Book Pub
lishers Messrs lippincott & Co. of Philadelphia
No one should be without this truly valuabl work
which will he delivered by the canvasser in March
or April next The price OF the work will be 81, on
delivery. te l6-3T
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DEB IN CALIFORNIA Chester Bailey White
U. 3. military store keeper, late of Fredericks.
burg, Ia diad in Benicia, California, on the 18th
of Janusrs
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ARRIVALS FROM KANSAS
MARINE NEWS.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 15.-Gen Mclean, and Messrs
Sherrard and Marshall have arrived here from
Kansas. They bring no news of importance.
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~" LADIEs--We nave just recetVeu
beautiful assortment of fine French Flowers for
bead ssas: Pink and White Ribbons. Fringes and
new ST. lie IF Dress Trimmings, at the Ladies' Ba-
eanr No 200 BROAD STREET. fe b-lw
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gsAfn q ~ EplToa Mr.. II. L. Lsinxston. A.
soeaele edifot ~ the Aessan blade, died 81 his
1essoenes - Nsunan, Georgia ON the 9Th inst. al
pulmonary oonsunptlon. 1852 "
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R<nu NoTrcE.-Ladies' auction THIS
MORNING, at IL O'Clock.
fe I6--lk HENk1 W QOAhLfsC, AuCt

E6y~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The attention
Of the trade Il respectfully solicited to our sale OF
Dry Goods. Fancy Coos, &C.. to take place at me
and 9Th streets. THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock. See ad-
vrrtisement. COoh 10.
70 Is-it Auctioneers.
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TH.sTnE.-flis Mary Devlin appears to night in
twohesutifal pieces. The characters are ell we'll
cast, including the best members Of the eon.panY
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Things i'm Petersburg

EoRFoLE, Feb. 15-Arriyed in Hampton roads
Saturday, ship John Milton, Harding, OF New Bed
ford, So days from Callao.
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

WIN. \. FOSTER. ESQ. h the Agent for the DAILY
DHsaAfo4 Ia Norfolk. the circulation Of the paper
thefs having increased 70 extent demanding per
eooai attention 70 IL distribution the collection Of
duea Ia.
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r EVILS l.. SMITH,
IL BOOKSELLER AND NEWS DEALER,
40 $50 MAIN 0TREET

SECOND DOOR ABovR THE NEW CUSTOM HoUsB.
Receives the NEW YORK LEDGER, HARPER'S
WEEKLY, WAVERLEY MAGAZINE, aud all the
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES, reg
ulariy.
Delivers them promptly to subscribers, In any
part of the city OF sends them by mail.
Has great VARIETY of NOVELS, CHEAP BOOKS,
Spares no efforts to please his patrons. and So
licss call from those VITO want articles i'll his line.
RH- Don't forget the place. fe list
TNSURANCE.-For all kinds of Insu-
l. rance Life, Fire and Martinez upon reasonable
and satisfactory terms. apply at the General Insu-
rance Agency on Pearl street. next door to the office
of Il D kacho.
SLAVES insured for one MONTH one pear, or fire
years, to live in or ont If the State.
Premiums moderate.
Losses of all kinds promptly adjusted.
G X Bk1CKEN, NJ ID,
General Agent and Medical Examiner.
Office hours daily from A NJ to NJ. and from
to & o'clock 2 NJ, fe l6-2t
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Re- BEAUTIFUL Ladies and distinguished gentle
men frem all parts of the country. daily visit the
great Steam Depot Of TYLER q Co, at 1879 Main st.
where Likpnesses are taken at prices varying from
3 cents to $25. Go take look.
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TEXAS ISrEtLiaEScE.--By a late arrival a. New
Orleans we are in receipt of the following:
The weather has been warm and rainy. Peach
buds are swelling. aud the planters in many sec
ions are industriously blowing their eround far
planting
In Brown county, the Indians have committed
serious depr edations I'm. week since Ave citizens
of that county were killed and 326 horses driven
off Ths Sron,;srsn,an az. .a.,..,;a 80 .hn se.
Elements. and fha graa,as, eons,arna,;an ~
walls. e"'0'' eV'''''' n"'''A f''.
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FIRST APPEARANCE OF
MISS ELIZE THIELEMAN,
The UNIVERSAL fAvoRITE. properly termed the
rising
JENNY LINZ,
Assisted BIZ the following Standard Performers
MAO. @. 1HIELEMAN,
THE ACCOMPLISHED ACTRESS AND OPERATE VOCALIST,
MR.. RICHARD WATKINS,
TIVE POPULAR COMEDIAN AND COMIC SINGER.
MR. MILO THlELEMAN,
THE FAvoRITE Low COMEDIAN OF cISc NStri.
Prof. RosS kk will preside ut the Piano.
The performance will consist Of q variety OF the
most favorite Chorusss, Ballads. Duettes, Comic
a Laushable FARCE. On TUESDAY evening
conclude with the Popular Comedy of
A DAY IN PARIS.
HA- For particulars, see small Bills.
r5- ADMISSION, Is CENTS. Doors open at
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A- STEAM PoRTRAITs.-Be careful and get in III ,
right place. This is the best and cheapest gallery
eXtant.