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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-29
DRY GOODS.
T ARGE DRY GOODs ESTABLISH
IL MENT.

1 hn0H UhI uNVbo
- MENT.
HAMILTON, EASTER = co..
New Marble Building,
Nos, 100, DOL and 2o3 Bltsmcre &rest-
BALTIMORE.
Have now In store (nostly Of their own mpor tation
one Of the largest and most complete stocks IN the
United States, embracing
SILKS and FIX G0oDs of EVERY class
iaIs ii Linens IsfS Linen nj O t00s and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every descnp-
mou yPn GOODS
CL0AKs MANTILLAs and sHAWLS
EMBRoIDERIgS, L IA aI HosT1EnRd shgs' -
pIh aS Ys sor SERVANTS usE
aS- RETAIL ROOMS on first f,,vr-the PRICES
affixed to each article. from which no deviation ID
~ WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third floors. &c zc-oaln
EOR A SHORT TIME L0NGER-We
l. shall continue ooer great bargains In all styles
Of Winter Goods, such as
Fine and extra fine BED Blankets
White and Coiored Blankets, for servants
Red Yellow and White Plannels
Real Welsh aud Sill warp Flanneis
English and French Merinos
Plaid Merinos aud Mouseines
Valencias De Eeges and Plaid Irstre5
Black Canton Cloth, Tamise and ALPACA
Flaunce AMI siie-s;ripe Black stlk Robes
Rich Colored silks. sold without regard to cost
of Importation
Rich Grape Dc paris and White silk Flouncei
Robes, fer party dresses. bought at great
Tho remaining stock Of shawls and Cloaks, at
great bargains; Alexander's Kid 6loves; full as
sortment of Skeleton and other approved styles OF
"a aS CHRISTIAN & LATHR0P.
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T,O BACCO MANUFACTURERS

l. AND PERSONS CONTEMPLATING BUILD
iNG.-The subscriber is prepared to dress il -upe
rior style, LUMBER of every description. Tobacco
manufacturers can have their Lumber dressed cheap
and better than they can by baud. He will also
make BOXES and CASES on reasonable terms lie
has q large well enclosed yard. where he will store
Lumber free OF expense 10 the owner.
Persons intending to build repair will do well to
give him call, AZ he is determined to do any work
which may be given him in as good style and on a.
favorable terms il he done at any other estab
li-hment in the city Lumber Gu be taken to and
from his Mill az low as to any other.
Those who may hnd it inconyenient to call, by adj
dressing line through the Post Office viii be
promptly attended TO
~ M'ULDiNGS of all kinds kent on hand and
worked to order. T. j. CRUMp,
Ja1-im Corner Of Leigh and I'd sits.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. do.
- PURCELL, LAID & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
~ DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DI ES,
- WINn0N GLAZE Aa.

No. Is Pearl street, Richmond.
ARE now receiving and viii shortly have In store,
their Fall Stock Of DRUGS, DYES. CHEMICALS.
&C. the whole comprising large and general a.
sortrnsnt well adapted 20 the wants of the trade
purchEse I'm person by one Of the house the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash.
We ara thankful TO our friends and the public ior
their long continued and fattering support and We
hope that with the facilities we possess for obtaining
supplies and the strictest attention TO the quahty
Of all goods sent from Us, 70 pressrye the
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
packing orders
PURCELL. LADD CO., Druggists,
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TIE "DEuGGKR" eToar--A George tell the
seDsugger' story is worth quarter any time
The story 10 capital one, bat II takes the msn to
toll 1t. This he does In some such words these:
A long, lean, gaant Yankee entered drug store
and asked:
BE you the druggsri"
swell. 'spose 50; sell drugs"
%Wan, hev you got any Of this here soentin'
stuff IS the gals puts on their hank'chers'"
''0h, yes"
"WalI, our SAILS gwins 10 be married, and she
gin me ninepsnce and told me 10 invest the hull
mount In scentin' stuff SOS 20 make her sweet, ~
could md some 70 suit; so II you've mind, I'll
fust smell round"
The Yankee smellsd round without being suited
until the "drugger" got tired Of him, and taking
down n bottle Of hartshorb, said,
'sIve got n soentin' stuff that will suit you.
single drop on handkerchief will stay for weeks.
and you can't wash IL out but TO get the strength
Of IT, you must take good big smell"
"Is that 90 mister WALL j,t hold on a min
nte It'll get breath; aud when say neoa You put
it under my smellsr."
The hartshorn Of o,urse, knocked the Yankee
down, as liquor has many a mau. Do you suppose
he got mp and smelt sgaiu, the drunkard does
Not be- but rolling up his sleeves and doubling up
his hsts, he said:
"You made me smell tina. tarnal everlsstin stuff,
mister. .<1ai now Ill make you smell fire and
birthstone"
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THE WAT tho little Of Louis Napoleon takes
bis airing Is q show for any to sse though all
may not regard 1t 10 the same way. lie rides In
large coupe carriage, drawn by four horses, CON
ductsd by two Positions, aud the nurse holds him
up mt the window, that the people may see this
reslly fne looking baby. Two liveried servants on
horseback precsde the carriage absut two hundred
yards, aud arc followed by half dozen lancers,
bearing. of course, the small uniform flag upon
ZACH lance, ~ II to amuse tho youngster. Imme-
diateiy Ia front of the leading carridge-horse Is
another mounted servant and two others are seat
cd in the rear At the side of the carriage rides
gentleman 10 plain clothes, called In English
equerry, aud in the rear is a detachment of Ian
esrs-psrhaps ten or twelve In number-under
the charge Of an officer; the whole csvalcade
moving at rapid pace To one who has had sew
ersl boys q,its promising as this Prince, escort
cd at bis age by single nurse, this expensive
show seems useless, II not ridiculous; but 1t IL
NOT 90 considered by the French people.
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MOUNTAIN OF GLAss.--rhe Sau Francisco Cour-
fer says: 1--WE have in possession several spec
linens u glass taken from hill situated sixteen
miles from the town of Napa, and ON the creek of
that name. The article possesses all the char
acteristics of glass; being both brittle and trans
lucent 1t Is, however, of rather a dark color,
oceasioncd by the presence of oxide ofiron. Those
well acquainted with the properties Of glass state
that the only operation necessary to make good
marketable glass out Of this article under consde-
ration, IL to extract the small quantity of oxide OF
Iron 1t contains, which can be readily done by
melting and an addition of oxide of manganese.
In fact experiments which have been made show
that heating to u red heat In Il common stove
has the effect to drive out the dark cooring mat
ter with which it ia impregnated. The hill or
mountain from which this glass 10 obtained seems
tn be composed almost entirely of this material,
and Is capable OF supplying the whole world for
many Years with glass
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary bis.

NOUGH ELIXiR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in its incirient stage, aud for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has ever been offered to
the patronage of Southern community. This medi-
cine does not profess to eradicate all Diseases Of what
ever nature. with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare it to be the
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation il
has acquired f0rltself and that too without putting
with those who hive used it, and from the great
Der Of certificates Of residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by its USE she feels
liberty to commend il to general use. satisfied that
the afflicted cannot it without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
Alex Duval, Chas. Millspaugh, E. ]. Picot, A. Booze
ksr and Chas. d. Yale my2l
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54e0 prizes amounting to &32O0e0
whole Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters 81 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 50,Up, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encirclod with small tin tubes and
placed III one W heel.
The first 462 prizes similarly printed and encrcled,
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved. and q number ~
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
adj to the audience, and registered by the Conmis-
sioners, tho Prize being placed against the number
irawu This operation srepeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled the % Approxima-
..on Prizes. For example, II Ticket No. Ii $50 draws
the s5O0 Prize those Tickets numbered IL PAS II 2+e,
ll25 IL 252 will each be entitled to 500 II Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets mum
bered 5s, 49, 5jl $50 will each be entitled to $685.
ard so On, according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
la figure ofthe number that draws the 500 100 prize.
For example: If the number drawing the S6DVG
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
aUbor ends in l, viii be entitled to $50. 1fthe num-
Der ends with So.2 then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in e. viii be entitled to $50 and 80 Cd
too.
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of a package ofi0 whole Tickets. $50
t.AIE
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
Iva certain cure for Fever aud Ague.-LE0N-
ARDS ANTID0TE for the above, is the greatest
discovery Of the age II has never been known to
fail and is considered by numbers that have used it,
(and by the medical facuityD tbs bsst medicine in
References given By those who have BEEN cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD,
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COFTCOKE.

CoFTCOKE.
~ am receiving 600 bushels OF LU Mp and HAIL
COKE, q superior article Tor CRATES. stoves and
ranges Also 2Ga0 bushels FINE, suitable for en-
gnes &C. all Of which will be sold low for cssh APP
ply to c. Is. LIPSCUMB,
Coal once. 18th st.. near MaJo's Bridge.
ia 22-ts
CHEAP ENGINE FUEL. Fine Coke
~ delivered at cents per bushel II mixed with
a small proportion OF bitaminous coal, it makes
very economical fuel for steam ngines. Yards, cor
DER 10th street and Basin aud 9Th and BYRD streets
lasts JN0. j. wERTH. AIT.
DEDUCTION In FUEL.--We have on
HI hand a full supply OF excellent HARD COKE,
which will be delivered for the balance Of the season
at $3.50 per load At this price 1t il. beyond eompa
rison the cheapest fuel 10 be had for close Stoves
Cooking Ranges aud Heating Furnaces
A. Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and 9th
and Byrd streets. JN0. j. WERTH. Agent
de 2s-ts
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0REAT CLOSING OUT OF SEA

NREAT = LO n It OUT DE SEA
~ S0NABBE DRY G0ODS--JANU.RY, 1858.
Must be sold any price, for the next thirty days to
make room for a large stock of new sprin2 goods
Elegant FlUuBced SILK Robes; splendid striped and
plaid silks; black silks, from 62tz cents and upwards
splendid Chenelle Shawls, at s.; 2J0 pieces new
style prints at Cd, worth 10 cent?; 20 do extra do
at 10 cents worth l21s all wool Paris printed De
heavy Blue Mackinaw Blankets, at So per pair, worth
81; 2i0 pair bed blankets slightly damaged, at So
pair Grey Blankets, at 81 % per pair ftshiona-
BILE styles ladies' Cloaks. ut half cost ChsneiIle
Scarfs and Woolen Comforts; 30 pieces De.eges. at
~ cents per yard; 50 peic-s BrOcaded Damssks for
Curtains and Furniture Covers ut Is, worth IS 3d..
together with an endless variety Of goods bought ri
auction for ca h. all of which will be sold at great
sacrifice from the original cost. - -
ALFRED NOSES,
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GREAT CLOSING OUT. at CHARLES
1y1TN. SHEET IRON ANDGA FITTING

TTsIN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared TO do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks TO his
numerous patrons for past favors and solicits
tinuance of the Being master of his business
he promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully as cheap-a factsknown to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Heis prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both In town and country.
TIN ARE.-Always on hand q large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared TO do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner.
PUEPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensive stock Of w ell and Garden Pumps.
felt CHARLES IL. LANGLEY.
EFERRING to the advertisement of
IL my removal to 18th street. between Main and
Cary beg leave 10 submit 10 my customers and the
public in general the following rate of prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Cider, bot
tied up II q pnts per d9F' & Bottles included.
halfdo., 50 cents-bottles extra
Lager Beer in half, quarter and eighth barrels
1.-THE latter ones Of gallons. package exclusively
for the city custoiners) Philadelphia Ale in whole
and half barrels at the lowest market price. Terms
cash.
N B.-store and Bar keepers, q considerable per
centage allowed. z. WILBACHER,
18th st., between Main and Cary
Orders left with Messrs. La Hey Robinson,
tth and Franklin; Messrs. DuSal Il Norton corner
10th and Main, or at my establishment will be
promptly attended TO. &C "a
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CORNS, BUNlONS, WORTS, NAILS,
" GROWING INTO THE FLESH. &C, instant.
ly removed without PAIN or Inconvenience permit
ting the patient to walk Immediately with ease
DIR. SCHULTX returns thanks to his medical friends
and others for their kind patronage and recommen-
dations. and begs to inform them that he has re-
moved his office to the Wall Street Hotel on Wall
he will continue to give as usual general stisac-
ton.
HS- The members of the Legsla ture will please
bear in mind his present office, and call early. Par
ties usual according TO their orders, attended at
their reside noes FROG of extra charge In 2-lm&
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TOR CASH ONLY.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS FOR ONE
MONTH LONGER.
With a view Of preparing for an auction sale, we,
for one month, offer entire stock OF Goods at
Greatly reduced prices. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase viii d. we'll to give us call we are deter
mined 10 sell without regard to cost In the stock
NAV be- found: Rich Fancy SILKS; Freneh ana
Lawns. Berages, Ginghans Brill .ntes, Enibroide-
ries Muslin Curtains. Iri:h Linens. Linen sheeunss'
Table DaElask Napkins Toweling. &C &C.
N B.-We earnestly request all who are in0eoted
10 us to me forward ami make settlement, as we
are ompelled TO close our business py rthfnary;-
Unsettled accounts at that time viii be placed in the
hands Of collect RS. -
e 1T ,IE u. q IL.
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MoaE EVIDENCES OF BaRBARfsa james Lambert,
who recently accomplished the feat Of Walking one
thousand miles in one thousand consecutive
hours, and p. J. Buckley, the Lynn Buck" had
arranged q match 10 ascertain which could walk
with ut iptermission for the longest period. at
Constitution Hall, in Sudbury street. Two plat
forms were erected, each forty feet long,
and three feet high, and three foet wide
Lambert occupied one platform and Buckley the
other. They began to walk on Tuesday last at 2
O'Clock In the afternoon, and by the terms oftheir
agreement the one who should FIRST fall asleep, ait
down, lie down, or fall from the Platform. would
thereby forfeit his wager. On Saturday evening.
at 8 O'Clock, they had walked for one hundred
and two hours, and were nearly exhausted, al.
though neither would acknowledge the fact. A
large number of spectators were in attendance,
who would doubtless have ksenly relished the
prostratlon Of either party. At midnight the pro-
pretors OF the hail. and the police, refused allow
them to continue, on account of the approach of
Sunday Aud Ii was concluded to call IL drawn
game. They will probably begin earlier In the
week next tims.-Bos.on AdcertiseT.
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THE DISPATCH.


syklUAI MohNkNGs.ss..s.s -..sS ANGAHt ~. 1900
A NHw EsotASp SxAr1Ss PAsrr.--The worces
Ter nay State, paper which advocates the truest
and most patriotic prinslplss though pablIshcd In
hns bed Of abolittonlsn. At Worcester, Mass,
pablishss the following brief notice Of . skating
party In that vicinity, which We copy the mere
readily, - II affords us an occasion Of saying .
vofd o. two In kvos Of tho general conduct Of
the paper.
TAs day YES one Of the fluest OF the season. and
- the crowd poured down the steep banks OF the
railroad, nothing could be heard bat shouts Of ex-
ettsmant aud Joy. The pond was crowded with
skaters 10 the amount ofseseral hundred, Who had
como thisher on feot and In carriages.
II eaa Of course impossible 10 estimate exactly
the number present, bot ft was varously estimated
from l,i00 70 1000 Ii would be Impossible to do
scribe the gay scene, when skates had been fasten
I'd on aud their wearers Ia active motion, darting,
3oaging, dying here and there IN o state Of the
widest exhiieration. There 10 something almost
indsseribahss 10 ones feelings when skimming at
The rate OF lfteeu or twenty miles an hour. over
% isy mirror, and reminds us OF the lines In By.
ron's Corsair;
~Tks exnlting sense. the pulses madisnlng play"
The rapidity Of your movements seems TO leave
oil care behind. Some were engaged In playing
hockey, others dragging their female companions
about on slsds, or supporting others on skates
We were diaappoiated 80 not seeing more ladies
skating. We did not zoe more than half dozen
who could skate respectable.
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WORK
ls4 AT REDUCED PRICES.
MILLER & VINCENT.


MARBLE WORK
If4 AT REDUCED PRICES.
MILLER s. ViNCEET,
Main STREET marry opposite Second BIptist Church.
Dealers in Italian and American Marble, aud Man
uf.cturers of Monuments, Tonbs, &c, respectfully
invite the attention to those In want to their stock
on hand which consists OF a larger ass Ttiuent of
MONUMENTS, TuMBS, HEAD PIECES. &c,
than can be found in the state which they will sell
pr lower than the same article can be purchas
ed in this or any of the Northern cities.
Monuments Of any size or design made to order. of
the best italian or American Marble, ON favorable
terms.
Carving. and every style of letterings neatly
cuted ia 5-3m
IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c
l. f. II. SKINNER Il CO. No. 50 Cary street. have
on hand full assortment Of
English Refined
Common English
Swedes IRON
Oval and Half Round
Bands, Hoops and Horse Shoe
American English and Russia SHEET IRON
Norway NAIL RODS
PLOUGH IRON, 7 to IL inches wide
Horse and Mule SHOES
TIN PLATES, assorted sizes
ALS0-A full assortment of GROCERIES,. JAZZ
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LOTTERIES.

0WAN & cos LOTTERIES.--MAG-
- SIFICENT sCHEmEl-s so.g0 FOR TEN
D0LBAksii-- The following 5chsme VIII De
drawn By 3. SWAN Co, Managers On the fort aa,nss
Academy Lottery In each Of their Lotteries Tor Jan
uaFy, le5s, NJ Augusta, aas 70 which ciIy hhoy
ave removed their PRINCIPAL ONCE:
GLASS 6gl
lobe drasn e sss sly AqFsEftas
To b drawn in tho city Of Augusta as in publio on
sATURDAYa JANUARY srn. 1855.
To be drawn In the city Ct Augusta, Ca in public. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY lsfH. lsas-
To be drawn I'm the city OF Augusta. Ca in public on
SATURDAY., JANUARY zsD. ISIS
drsT9 II ths city & Gs IL public
0y TIE PLAN or SINGLE N0LABERd
1900 PRIEST
Nearly One Prssc b Epcry Nine !seksfs.
MAGNIFICENT s0HEMEI
EACH sA1gRb ): TN N JAguARE :, ooo
prize of......-..sSese pre- oL..'''''s ~
do. .... ..... 1900 60 do ......... 1903
do. .....-...... 6.Ge 100 DO. 20 20
l 90 -''.--'"'' 20 In DO ''. ivD
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES.
4 prizes of $500. experimenting 70 Soo.oS ., aoo
prizes 81 $3.50. spproximatins to $4,000 o0o
prizes Of 500, spproxinasing to slo.ooo =.
prizes Of $40. appro1ima.ins to $500 -,
4 prizes Of siz5. experimenting 10 5000
prizes OF sl0e. approximating to $500 o
prizes Of SIS approximating to $4,000 ~
4 prizes Of $50 approzimating to $3.50
prizes are Wo
500 prizes of $40 are 100000
-
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DRY GOODS. AT COST.

PARKER, NIMM0 CO. No la3 Eagle Square.
offer their entire stock of Dry Goods at cost for cash.
consisting In part OF the following:
silks VESTISGS
H0USLINS SILK, MERIEO, LAMDs
MERINO3 WOOL, SHAH ERS
CASHMEREs SHIRTS AND DRAW
BOMBAZiNlsS ERS
ALPACAS IRISH L1SES5
SHAWLS SHEErINGS
CLOAKS HOSIERY, 10
EMBR0IDERIES PULLED ClOTHE
CLOTHS SATTINETS
BLANKETS, &c.
To those Of our Customers who keep accounts with
us, we viii continue to charge goods at regular
prices &C Is
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
"A OF AMBR0TYPING. lust received from the in
yentor in New York, at 0sB0RNES PICTUREG GAL
that dingy appearance of other Ambrotypes made In
the city This process 10 capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember OSBORNE never
mas taken cheap, inferior Pictures nothing but the
best Is allowed to go out from this Gallery No
aashy advertisement appeared In print OF this
establishment We rely on our known merit
ALBERT w. OSBORNE ~1
au 2s-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank
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SANEUKD e GU. PfOprletoTs,
3I5 Broadway New York.
FISHER L WINSTON and ADIE IL GRAY, Agents for
Rickrnnnh de ID .lcMhn
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CADEMY or MUSIC,
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
LAST WEEK Bur ONE
"Wednesday, sept s-ReguAr night WILLIAM TELL.
win positively be gwen
Thursday sep. 5oshcap Opera night Fify 80 all
part OF The house. Two acts ~ RfGOLETTO, with Sonora
GASSifH, Signor STkfhNf Miss PHILLIPS and others
Ballet advertisement. with LOUISE LAMOUREUA and the
ROMAN BALLET TROUPE; and the last at Of ROMEO
GIULIETTA.
Friday. Oct Irregular might. LINDA DI cHAMoUNIy
Saturday, Gct 2-faut aud las Matinee, O'Clock Adj
mission % cents favore opcsa, supported BY The fun
.trength OF the