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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

FEATURES or Tae 18th CEX3UET.-rhe Reading
Railroad Company is placing gas fixtures in the
passenger cars. The trains vii! ia short time
oe lighted 10 this way. as a substitute f,r oil
iauVs. "
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k- BATHS. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
sours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
5hampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Sntrauce on llth street.
Single Baths 2S cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10
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@H FOR MNE.--The Houee, near
HI the corner Of sth and Grace streets, after the
t1prstion Of Col 9 Z MacOns term. Also. p Lodg
INK Room In the Law Building, and the rooms M
Ger The Blues ArHiory. lately occupied by 3actar
lane FerRusoR, suitable, among Fiany cfhel
tAIngs ior a Datb snd lanndfy with c-sAn "AIkB
ctnyrved ty permiasiou Of the Governor, from tbs
llptei Sguare. such az establishment wynll pay
a and 10 a public benefit. FOB sALf-Valua
D., ptoperty-Iots, Residence, a, in Ri-haoud
s1d sydney.
lin II II IINDR.
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ssN :hs Virginia Central Railrasi work shop, p
- hgntrc9 yards from Chulu. containing several
-gous Kitchen With three rooms cosl house, large
g,flsa AMI well nf excellent water on the pre-
r.t.~-- sujtabir lar good sized family. Apply 10
u EACRO,
Near Exchange Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

DORDEAUX ALMOED6.--l0 balss new
ID erop Bordeaux Alnapds lust received. for ssse
by the bale at Nsw York jobbers prices beips ~
cefyed direct from the I'm poFters, for safe ~
steam Candy MAnulactnrer.
"a, No 80, Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

DARTIES SUPPLIED. Wedding and
{ ofbar parties in town OF country, supplisd with
orpamentai Conf .csiOusry. lee Cfe Am, ot@ngeads,
'""'7' ~ ANDREW ANT0NI,
81 Nicholas Saloon,
s. Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

ii Garden Hill. owned and occupied by the late
ko7ard " n. urnoY. containing rooms, closets,
gss fixtures. ample accommodations :or servants
= atsr on the premises aai other convenience
suitable for large family. Possession given imlnc
ttAto!y. For iurther information. spply to
y EACH0 Geu'l Agt.
IL r,aar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

~GsoRGH b. SrnnL, Dentist, Ofie
aud residence. No 81. on hain between ssh and 81
streets. Richmond We. my so-Iy
@- Da. john B. WALTHALL, (Homeo.
pathst offers his pro esslons services to the It'll
zens of Richmond snf it's vicinity Office ct his no
sideDce, on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9ah.
Je t2-dly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

NOTICE. - The SUBSCRIBER nAVinS
IN large number Of accounts due and unseItied
which should have been settled prior 70 Janns.y'
1855 weuld respectfully notify all sucn thas al &c
commits due him previous to 1889. and not pA.a %
rosesi by bond or otherwise By the tst gay ot -
bruary, 1859. will be put In the nanas " TUG ~" "'
a.xays ON hand, q large assortment Of Clothing
eua y usntnsi usrs cnstomers EB SPENCE,
W paas Clothier and Merchant Tailor
~, Corner OF Main aud 18th sts.
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FOR RENT-A Brick Hous,

E:9 Jackson street c3a'aininS room sufficient for
sIArse family. kitr6~o EtatRo rooms. garden at
farTsd gr4 other cenreuep ,es. Rent moderate to
4 god taasst Posssa7tun given Immediately Ap-
pIy 20 EaCHO, l4th 81,
& kgar IN al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

nISSOLUTI0N.- firm of KELLY
~ MASON have this day dissolved by mutual
consent q. N KELLY has disposed Of his interest
in the stock and dsbts TO JEFFREY MACON. who
has assumed all the obligations Of the corcern and
TO whom thoss indebted requested 10 make pay.
mint 4E0k8E VI. KELLY,
JEFFREY MASON.
Sl-hmopd Est ist ts5S
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z returning my thanks to the public
~ generally, and our patrons especially, who
have so iberally encouraged in our late business
connections, request a continuance of their favor
10 transfer 10 the NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
NEh CLOTHING ST0RE-ENTIkE NEW AND
FRESH STOCK.
L BECHER has taken The store No 80 Main o.,
under the Man.ioD House, OF posite the old stand.
which will be newly fixed up and ready for busi-
ness abOdt the first part OF March next. He will
keep constantly On hand variety of French, Ger
man aud English CLOTH, CASHMERE, VEST
lhGS. which will be made 70 order in the latest
style, at shortest nniiCs Also, a large stock OF
READY-MAUs CLOTHING, Gentlemen's Furnish.
ing Goods Boys Clothing, etc.
Particular r0tice will be given when the opening
of the store takes place. where he will be ready
to serve his friends and acqusintances.
ls 25-ims Ii BkUHER, No 20 Main st.
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nISS0LuTiON-The partnership Of
~ BECHkR q BRO having dissolved this
day by mutual consent, Bernhard Becher has dis
posed Of his interest the stock and debts to Phil
ipp Bseher, Who will continue at the old stand
and on whom creditors as we'll al debters are invi.
led TO call and settle up.
Philip BECHER
BERNHARD BECHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

A CARD.-To all those who have be-.
slowed their patronage upon the undersigned Soe
the past ye years. he desires to return his thanks
and respectfully soieits for the new firm q eontinn
alton Of their fayoTs promising strict attention 70
O n sUrTON.
Richmond. Va. Jan 18th. 1869. 10 l--dst1evss
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DISSOLUTION partner ship Of
~ Y MCCARTHY Il SON was dissolved on the
18th inst. by the death of JOHN h MCCARTHY.
mediate payment; and these to whom they are in
debted. will present their accounts to the surviving
partner. MCCARTHY.
Richmopd. Jan 25.'lS59. ia d
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
CO-pAHCNrRsuIp
SINILE MD FANUf
DIR " GOODS SIN E

We, the subscribers have this day formed n -
partnership, under the Hrm of WATKINS & PiCK-
LEN, for the purposs ef conducting Q genera
Wholesale and Retail
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A FOR RENT-A dwelling house or

Ef fsih stree: toptsiriuS several rooms and 9th
= advantages water the pTemists, suitable for
I klCUO, Il b street,
"
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No 10. Corner Of Main and i3th sts,
u GlOfniaT and Merchant Tailor
PILE MANUFACTORY,

AILI IUNU, Va,
Near the Peterskurg Depot
y,,,,. Opposite Burger & Boyle's saw Factory.
tiLEe OF every description on hand, and II ade b
''oer OF the beat English steel
81 Kinds Of Old Flies ro-cut on liberal terms
a. koo1 as new. LAU 4 sHUHAS,
- I'M Letter Boz Is
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ss FOR RENT.-A Brick Tenement

Ia& On he Scuth side OF Franklin between Madison
arfNonroc streets. Containing SIX rooms. To a re :
gpors.ole tenant the rent will be moderate. Ap-
plv GO IN PARRISH,
ffN-1l~ 81 the Medical College.
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= CLOTHING. 1863. FALL

Ia CLOTHING. 1863. FALL
A GOODS SECOND SUPPLY JUST RE
kR CEfVED--The subscriber has in store t
-%sAs large and varied assortment OF Clothing O;
MS own manalactCIe, embracing every article in
"a C!o'aiDg trade, Mat TiAs and work manshiI
~ surpassed By any.
ABo Furtiishing Goods, snch as Shirts, Collars
4a'sIs. socks, CraIats, Aeck-Iies. Gloves. EuspeI
@@S. Money Belts, Pistol Belts, &c, &c.
IL his Tailoring department the finest and bost OF
tigths, Csssineres aud Fes,iuas, selected 10y him.
eii IN person with especial reference TO tho reta
S4s' Hhfch VIII compare favTably with any house
.'Vst time, IN the beet and most fashionable style
va Aad leave yodr measure for something nice
Il u SPENCE,
49,. No 10. Corner Of Main and 18th ste,
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n FOR RENT-A dwelling on Duvsl


~ street. cnntsininT three rooms large garden
s'iacht d-Posse ssion given immediately Appiy to
d EACH0. l%h street,
g. a. -. II,s.1
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"a FOR RkNT-A Brick House on

81 Sh north oi isaish street. near the Lutheran
tTT rch recently occupied hy Mrs Musa II con-
,ai4s eteEt OF ten roc ms. with good kitchen, coal
a,d w,ld house, aud hE drant in the yard Posses
siar c4s be hsJ immediately, and rent low For
.er-5s &C, Srnly 10 RO LYME, Agent
once in Basement Metropolitan Hal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

~. "f, ssppiy oi twenty day French Marble
! ''sets. jIsi reealysd per u amer for sale
q. aESEET,
Eagle SQUARE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

go FOR RENTING Rooms corner
r. & }.th anl Marshall, suitable tor small la
' 'Iy-aue ui 10" ToOGs "a very large. Possession
SVEN Immediately. Apply 20
L II EACHO. l4th street
r. Near Exchange Hotel
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DIseoLUTIoNO, %.
CO-pARTNERsHIp NnTIcg

~ subscribers have this day associated thssnselvse
together. under the firm Of Fl EuTTON
ana have taken the brick and slated house. on I3tk
conducting GENERAL COMMISSION SGaf-
They will give prompt attaufion to the salA ~
FLOUR, WHEAT. TOBACCO, CORN, and All kin6s
OF Country Produce: and also deal BY whoIeeais IN
TIE best imported and Dcrasstc BRANDfRs.
WINES. CIGARS. &C. &C, 0uano, Piastsr, Hsy ~
Lime SUTTON ia
c. SUTTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

P S.-In n turning my thanks to the pnblsc for
the liberal patronage bcstoved On the late hrm Of
Kelly a. HAsoH, would also respectfully ssk
os our friends and patrous continuation OF their
the that fair dealing Is his motto and his highest
ann 10 give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
hiTa th call for anything ia his ine OF business.
e l--ZK u 4 AnLLI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

CHEss.-A match between Louis paulsan aud
the combined forces OF the Quincy, Ill, Chess Club
commenced in the evening at half pas. eight
Mr.. Psulsen playing the white, and having the
fret move. chose the opening known as the Evan
gambit. Ten minutes was the time allotted TO
each move. The game lasted only two hours
Quincy resgning the eighteenth move. A
Paris letter says. "Mr. Morphy may shortly pay q
flying visit to Berlin for the purpose of playing a
few games with Lange, Dufresna and Meyet An-
Gerssen particularly requested him so to do, to
close the mouths of the Berliuers"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS Blu SIN ESs,
In the eiegan. new building. iss Main street. which
On tie FIRST Day OF MARCH NEXT. II il cur
purpeso to open in these light and spacious wars-
rooms complete aud entirely NEW STOCK or
DRY GOODS. selected especially for the sEsf CLASS
OF RETAIL TRADE, which, FOR variety and efsgnnos.
renee both in the Wholesale aud Retain Dry Dry Goods
Business. and q determination to make our pur>
shassscniey for cash in large quantities, Of marv
acturers or their agents, will furnish us with fA.
ties for Offering the public generally, and our pa.
irons especially. who have 80 hserally encourages
OF Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods, OF the RIsr
GgALIrV and NEWEST STYLE, and at prices which can.
nost Discriminating bsyers. While sill the dspaIs.
GENTIEMEN'S WEAR
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
PLANTATION FABRICS.
will ba kept always full and complete the increas.
hLE6ANr SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
AND SUPERB LACEs.
HANTLES AND sHAwLB.
will receive especial attention. Arrangement with
Importers 10 the large markets. will enable us TO
furnish in store and as snoTtG0,ice all the tasteful
NOVELTIES, ssthey app~ar in the country. Many
E1ss and SELECT gocds, not found in exclusive
wholesale hoases. for which Country Merchants
have Increasing demand, and such Goods also as
sre required by Commission Merchants tor the laY.
cost Of producfion We RESPECTFULLY solicit The D.
tronage of all Cash and puEctua credit buyers who
wli DO expected to settle their accounts semiannu-
ally. this systeu s conceded to promote the
interest of both buyer and seller. We hope by
selling spPEsfgR Gcobs AT L0w rRIcrs and prompt
aud e0iising attention ~ business " merit the "a
trobage OF the public.
VIZ. p. MAYO, Esq. long and extensively known
a5 q member oi the late house oi Binford, Mayo 4
.iar is interested in our business, and will dsvots
| to il his valuable services.
JOEL WATKINS
Of the late firm 4 Price Watkils
JAMES B FICKLEN
| OF the late nrm of Hoomes, Ficklen
| Wallace. Frederic IL ksturu
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NOTICE-Ths

CO-PAKTNEESHlP y UTICE The
u undersigned have this day associated them.
..lyes tox,ther under the firm and style Of POTTS.
FARLEY a CO for The purpose OF eone nsinE
ER0CpkY COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUsIS NESS in the city OF Richmond.
They have taken the new aud spacio1s oui,,oias.
r.sitr the Columbian Hotel on Cary street. where
they viii keep constantly on hand o. fun and com,
pIets stock Of all snch goods as are Isnay tospa
lssses Bacon, Liquors. &C, &c. &c, 70 vi ish tney
cali the ttention VI their friends aud the srsde
generally. .t AT
/ Kinda of Produce on which liberal advances wiz
- msSs FRANK POTTS,
1e hAAN' RICH'D FARLEY,
HENRY WILLIAM,
I " NARgHkII
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aax- sroyEs. RANGES AND FURNACE,

Now in store full suprIy, cargo Of schr Mignio-
nette. Purchasers are invited TO examine the qusE
ty of our wares We especially recommend the
Richm-n nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook st0ve
Repairs always hand for all leading articles SOLD
st the Governor StFoet Stove Store.
- Wanted imm ediately two ii ret Glass w0rkmen
&c Ia GEORGE STARKETT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

DIssOLUTION.-The Co-Partnership
~ of JN0O TAYLOR h BROTHER expired on
the lat OF January 1859 All persons having claims
against he conce n, will please present them.
JN0 0TAYLOR BRO.
Richmond, Feb ]. 1859. fe2-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

HALIFAX, NEW FOUNDLAND, La
Ba6dock and Dry saited Goldfish; Pic led Goldfish
and box Herrings; white Mercer and Neys seoiia
Potatoes; No MaeSerel New Ioik ID PhiiaaeE-
phia uay; Brau. Shorts Brown stun NJ u ships,Nns
Shucks aud Fodder Canada. Nova sc. Ia ana VT
sinia Oats; aames River and Rcsend he Cementa
Roc kiand Lime; Caieined Plaster. ant Pla.tering
Hair. Tar and Rosin for sale consigE msnt ia lots
10 suit pure hasers. BhIt GFOkD ",
las On the Dock.
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ClTY MADE FUpNITune Ar C0sT

III MADE FURNITURE AT COST.
,ra. ahe undersigned Intending 70 discontinue his
On. pusi n.ss, onsrs his stook OF Warsrnbes Bu-
ssrc aniss. Mattresses &c at cost for cash. untfj
a. ioth at which time the balance will be closed
,siitS s hnfuIDiture on hand for iepair, II moi
~ W thai tiiae, sili be sold to pay charges
49, y III COWLIkG
%" No ls Governor street.
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roR nrNx AND SALE.

20 HOUSE AND LOT ON FRANK
a. LIN sTREET, FOR sALE.-l Am authorised
t~s~il Hosse and Lot on franklia street, fronting
t,,vfwo feer and running back one hundred feet
"a an alley AND sitnated between the factories Of
Sessrs T,arriu 4 Yarbreugh and A Tayler. IL
Sss on II framed wooden hoEse. With four room 3.
rsih massage ard rorches in front and rear with
trrhf a coal house aud bargain can be pure has
.5 Il Immediate apri cation be made TO
no B LYNE'S Once
tsss~7'sv2~ Iu BssfTaent Metropolitan Hail.
I~s DWELLlN0 HOUSE FUR RENT.
~ For rent. aud possession gwen Immediately. =
80 desirable DwclgiaS. 2fth street, farmerly J
,,eUrt,d h7 Nr A Roieker. Apply 10 Il II Lof:on,
"A ,ta Custs III HoHse. ct to vi & Rsgleston, Of the
Am of Burke A Kselsston, franklin street
N G EGGLRSTON,
Trustee fer u A Ham ison and Children
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

Wv
W. s.ate and slBUxhser-heuse. within one nile
ot tie city. Ia-Ce IS also attached 10 the house II
acres ot highly improved land. For terms apply TO
HkCH LER.
r s-St% Old Market Nos Is an 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

CTEAM SAW MlLL--LUMBER SAW
~ ED TO 0RDER.-The subscriber having ihe
entire control Of one OF the best STEAM ClRCu'
LAR SAW MILLS In the State. located IN tirein
Pine Forest. navigation. will contract TO iuf-
nsh at short notice; In good order and on reasona
BILE terms, Building and Railroad Timber. sawed ali
sizes aud Dimensions and respectfully soiicifs or
ders for this description OF Luaeer.
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber Mahogany
ns and Shingles of every description.
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DiSSOL UTION Of CO-PARTNER-
~ sEIP.-The esDcern Of WILLIN8HAM
TARDE was dissolved by limitation on the let Of
January, 1859
Is +. TARDY has sold aud assigned his entire In
torestin the concern 70 j. WILLINGHAM this day.
Whe is authorised 20 the of the concern In
liquidation Culy Parties having claims against the
concern will present them 10 him for yment, those
iedebted will make settlement 10 him.
} WILLIEGHAM,
BP PARDY.
By TARDY removes TO New YORK. and vi be
found at the house offs Coch ran Co. No =, ham
ber's street, where he will be gratifed 10 see his
lends. fe 4--dlw
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. FOR RENT.-Pcssls ion given in
i'm VAN LEW, TAYLOR 4 co.

Ae FOR RENT. A ye-y desirable
~ family residence, pleasantly located on Grace
.tFeet Church Hi. between 2ith and 25th streets
Fo- terms spViE 10
l..-!m VAN LEW, TAYLOR l. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

a FOR RENT-A dwelling house on
kS Maddox Hill containing several rooms. Rent
r~ss 3able 70 prompt teusut. Possession given
.mUs.is:ely. ApFiyIO
u EACHO,
IT Near Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
Z RENT-A Brick House. On

NJ - between Bread aud Mas al All streets con
'I3ilS - ms kitchen. and > separate rooms for
servants gas fixtures III the dwelling water in the
"a au3 other couye riences suitable for a large
a.. ra'eel family. This property is located con
~ at 70 the bEsinFss part Of the city. Posses
. given aIm distoly. Apply to
l--.t 4 D kACHO. near Eychange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

Ga FOR BENT OR LEASF.-The
q STORE HOUSE or l1th between Main aud
Csry streets. formerly occupied by Mefsrs Stearut
! R-gnmrl. bat mCIa recently by Neosrs Sttarns
{ 1aCrsioa. This CoumOdious building il suitable
~ storage Of Flour Cora, Totacco Hay. &c. or
might be converted into Tobacco Factory, being
.nCate almost III the heart OF the city. The lOca-
1oIjcscnptiOR Is deemed unnecessary. For terms,
A., apply - b EACHO,
f. lin Pearl st
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e. FUR RENT-Un reasonable terms
Esx possession given Immediately, my House, OIL
tAuTch Hill, very rom modoGs and ConfoTtAbl,
fSsldcuce-tbe grounds attached comprising tht
SbOie square between Grace and fGank lin and 80
s1d 24fh strests. Being upon the brow Of Church
E!I the sOcation js remarkably commanding, anG
III view from the house and gTOuufs unsnrps seG
y any In th8 res ion. The hoe So il In good repair
Aat the granndR are tTay6rsed by walks, with grass
plots shade trees. shrubs and flowers
HLIZA L VAN LEW.
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AMUsEMEN rs.

CADEhY OF MUsIc.-MADAME ,sAssLFR.
"A The sale OF seats commences this Tning ats
em TSers MN Se ;wS soS regular Ao
s and Hall % music stores s''A'N SAs ounces
wThs sals for Asrsaays Opera sonmsnces
sas Maee Ae may S had al the ape sess on
ae hotels and principal music stores commencing Thurs
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. H. Ars
f'' 'ppsisiSsf s1D1xg E asssfsR x sfsi S''''''
IN itl'as Ea soSSpasstGpS SeSpa,ns tnGpSsr' Of
sIGSoR BRIGNoLI
EyS ssnor Haobio sss a. he CONT sss'S us great F0e
The sale Of seasior Madame com
On TaGRsolr, SEPT ais,
MADAME ADELAIDE coRrEsr
FHs appeas9;osss e De eyefs Tsso; ,osv
-. i Sx6%SE ;; s: sIRAKoscH AND sIsSos sgSc,
THE saRBEk sa sh'Sh' OF issa ssEvillA
MADAME GAssIER
sIGNoR GASsrER
BRIGNOII as Almayiya, AMOnIO as Basllo.
i'' GRAND GALA 1s Dorsii.E Dot Il 7 saTfsKK saf Is
In which all the grea, artists of the unequaed COM
Mad, CoRTEs7 Mad. GAssIER Mad sTRAKoscH
oA'o'oi' AMobio. an 5n'eN easier and JUSca.
Orchestra and chorus Of 100 performers
The foloTing % nmcnse attraction will Be offered.
LudA fSIls IA&FMooR 'SiR SS By sHsai saS saiKR
The splendid and highly dramatic fourth act OF
IL TROvATORE BY Mad. CORTESr
Including the celebrated MrRgRE and the las. &C. OF
Ia TRAvIATA.
Including the dying scene n ana s tho Gran Do,"by
AN ORCHESTRAL AND CHORAL. FORCE OF 100
under the direction Of ............... MARFTZrK
The general arrangements viii be dEsc. .pertn
PRICES or ADMISSION
General admission One n0lar
Family Circle 50 cents Amphiheatge. % ceats
RESERVED SEATS
In parqne parquet circle balcony aud private boxes 81 50
md 81 according 70 location.
ENTIRE PRIVATE BOXES
from S. So according 10 the numDer and oca
NOTICE
The departure OF the two prime donne for
they will appear Monday Sept 8-and shortly aer
Havana precudes the possibility of extending the number o
performances; but bre the bo Will still ..
managed with all the beraly and strict attention 20 d.
tails that have for the New York Academy OF Music
undspued reputation OF being the first musical es.absameDi
III America
Contrary the system usually adopted occasion the
opening o, seasonin reseryng Important features for t
latter part and in engaging single artist for round
characters-i will combine nj very
TRACTION OF two OF the first vocaists OF the day suAs Mesdas
CORTES1 and GASSIER admitted be with thai 81 tbs
above mentioned list of artists who for the first tine Will be
united In and the 70 which VIII he added
orchestra and chorus equally disttn ghed for their
bers as for their careful training rendered still pcrcs
through frequent reheafsas during the
In view of the unusual exert!ons made large
attending the engagements OF the artss-rendefed SAT kea
ver through the breness Of the seasonthe Decoss
deny rely LIBERAL patronage which they viii eaaeavor
to deserve