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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

so1on b. SFsxL, Dentist, Ofiic
tnd yece, No, asi, on kAin. between sth and pt
sH~ Hstncho va my 1D-iy
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ssss- The BEST CoyGH SYRUP IN THE


The best Cough Syrup in the world Is Harte
h0rhe's pectorai Syrnp q Wild cherry
This article Is prepared by chemist, aEd 10 pro,
i. t. be the best preparation for Coughs Colds.
Ca,s.ra. Bronchitis. Hoarseness. core Throat froIn
Cad, aid u preventive OF that lion OF diseases
Vousumptio
Persons gho sing should IL. 1t Is PLEASANT to
tte taste soene. clears and srenR thens tho voice
ea's 81 irritation OF the throat aud lungs, and pre-
tgis taking ocid.
Bottles 70 and 80 cents and 81 Sold by all Drug
s1is i, elchmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. and all
towns n Virginia. oc i6-6m
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We have associated with as ia bust

WE have associated with us in busi-
w Less Mr. B. w. JoYNER, who has been with
ns several years. The business vii hsresfter 70
house, No. q Main st., formerly occupied By Mr..
James W Winston, few doors above the Old Market.
We shall keep on hand large stock OF GR0CIARIED
and fiRe LIQUORS. to which We ask the attention
OF our customers and the public generally.
ia lin THOMAS JONES co.
NOTlCE.-JOHN G. WILLIAMS, who
~ has heretofore had special interest In our bu-
sness has this day been admitted into full partner
ship, and business from this date Will be con-
Quoted under the firm and style OF
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
We avail ourselves of this occasion to return our
thanks for the liberal patronage 30 long bestowed
upon and to solicit its Continuance 20 the new
firm KEEN, BALDWIN = co,
Jan. /, 1859 sf+
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NISsOLUTlON.--The firm Of DAVID y
~ Joyrs : Co expired on the 10th Of the month
An nsrssns ,ine or having ciaims againat the con
eerr viii rrcssnt them 60 me fR seltlement
IL = - 80 DAVID " J0NHk..
Ck0 0ARS.-6u.O 600 0es man segAsss =
- Eood srticls. for nls cheap ~ ..rx Norr.
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THE INDEX.-The undersigned takes

THE INDEX.-The undersigned takes
l. this method of announcing TO the public that
rfss first number of THE INDEX will be Issued on
Thursday, the 10th OF the present mopth-cfcum-
stances beyond his control having prevented its aD
psarance on yesterday, the day named In the pros
pectus.
He would also announce that he has associated
n ith him as partners Mr. @ kLLIg and Mr. 0oooA.
Hsth practical printers and substantial business
Will start with the most nattering prospects of
oeaJ. Ja4 d. DEWITT.
for this city and will call on our citizens 10
uClicit subscriptions and Advertisements,
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CO-PhRTNERsHIP NOTICE.--Mr. j.
~ II. SIMPSON fs admitted to an interest N the
Clething Business with NE, from January the lst
MAN & GO. d GOODMAN,
IL yt. .s No ll9 Main street.
We intend closing out the present stock Of Winter
ID G00DMAN,( D GOODMAN D 90,
! H SIMPSON. No ll9 Main street.
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NOTICE-The

CO-PARTNERSHIP N NOTICE The
~ undersigned have this day associated then %
selves together under the firm and sty ie Of fvIlo
FARLkY 4 co for ibs purpose Of eoneucting
9ROCEnY, COMMISSION and fokWAkuine
BUSINESS In the city Of Richmond.
two DOOR ab ,Se Sana'l Ayers Son. and nearly op
posite the Columbian Hotel. on Cary street, wnsIs
they will keep constantly on hand fuh ana oou ~
Ia the Grocery line including Cofise. sugars. ao
lssses, Baooo Liquors. &C.. Ac. 3c. 20 W en .nS,
beato call thsattension Of THAR rendssne sns s1'
aptciaI attention will BE- paid g the saie o. ~ =,
be nnsia FRANK PUTS,
'0 Hsoo. RICHD q FARLEY,
HENRY . WILLIAMS,
JAS MAReHALL.
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MORALITY OF THx LONDON TIMss MANAGER.--The
gentleman who assaulted Mowbrsy Morris, for the
last thirteen years manager of the London Times,
and blacked his eyes. alleging that Morris in
full fined in a London Police Court ESQ and
sent to prison for three weeks. Morris 10 repre-
seuted as a regular lady killer. He recently
married The trial is published at length. The
principal interest which it possesses, lies in the
| fact thst the London Times Of which Mr.. Morris
| is the conductor, allows opportunity to escape
OF sntrizing what it calls tha easy principles snd
| lax morality Of American society
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r. II. DIBRELL,
u. j. JOHNSON.

In retiring from the Tobacco Commission Bust.
ness, return thanks for the patronage hberaly
bestowed upon the late firm Of DIBRELL JOHNSON.
and most cheertully reconmen nd q continuance OF
the same in behalf of Mr r. DIBRELL who was
sole salesman of the concern, and will continue the
business in his own name. B. j. JOHNSON.
Thankful for the patronage literally bestowed
on the late firm of DIBRELL JOHNSON the subscri-
Der hopes by strict attention to business TO mer:
continuance Of the same. X. H. DIBkELL.
IN - dkrI m
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TEE FRENCH Press ON PRESIDENT BucHANAS,s
MEss.GE.-The French papers seem to have COM
mented with greater severity than the Eug.
lsh journals upon President Buchanan's mes.
sage The Pays thus concludes a long article
"Mr. Bnchanand policy may be summed up in q
very Jew words-abscenCe of Dorality-schemes
of ambition which are beyond the power Of reali
yation--egoiistcal tendencies. If TO these quail.
ties he Joined a constant anxiety about a person
ality of most common place kind, a thirst after
popularity which is now declining without ever
having been very vigorous, a tnrpidity of Ian
gusge which is so much the more displaced that
there is no real greatness TO justify it, and dus
plicity always blameable-if these points. We say,
be taken into consideration, there will then exist
a representation, in cur opinion, perfectly faithful
of the nature of the policy suggested by American
ideas and directed by Mr.. Buchanan"
QUEEN VICToRIEs SKATES.-Queen Victoria skates.
We subjoin, as of some interest to the sex, the
annexed description of pair Of skates just COM
pleted for Queen Victoria:
.sIn lien Of straps across the insteps, each skate
ia provided with paten.ieather boot. These
boots are firmly attached by "trip OF plated sill.
YER to ths clogs, which are OF satin wood, highly
polished The skate irons terminate in front in
the appropriate aod graceful form of a swan, and
both sides are elegantly chased. The cup that
forms the rcceptaces for the heels is siiverplated
aud chased With the design Of rose, shamrock
and thistle. The same design is embroidered In
white silk upon the black patent leather, to which
il forms pleasing contrast. The size gracefully
corresponds tc the small foot of her Majesty, and
when mounted on them, It's said she looks ee.
ganuy."
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THE CO-PARTNEKSHIP Of Smith Il
Maddux having expired by it's limit, the business
will be closed Either partner will use the name of
tho firm in settlement; but the Books and Accounts
will be retained by w II MADDUX, on whom cred
tors as well as debtors, invited to call and settle
up.
| Mr. 6 MADDUX is authorized to act for rs in
| closing this business. ID II SMITH,
| w III MADDuX
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RICHMOND, January !. Is6s.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day

NE UNOGnc1oNEO nave t0lo Ooy
l. associated themselves together under the nrm
and style OF JOHNSON TkUEHEAkT. for the
sion and Forwarding business. They have taken
the large granits front house ON Cary street. for
Virginia street. sEM
They will always keep on hand the best assory.
ment Of Groceries, Liquors, &C., which they VIII
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices BY stra
attention to business they hope 70 receive liberal
share of patronage. b. J. JOHNSON,
Late Of the firm Of Dibrell Jchns6n,
BAT. TRUkHEAkT.
ia its Late of Danyille. Va.
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MADE FURNITURE AT COST,

CITY MADE FURNITURE AT COST.
~ The undersigned, intending to discontinue his
present business Offers bis stoJk OF idrobes Bu
naus, Washstands. Rosewood Broeatel Parlsr Sets.
Sofa Tables, Mattresses &C, at cost, for cash, until
March 10th at which time the balance will be closed
stauction. All Furniture hand for repair, II not
called for By that time, will be seld to pay charges.
III COWIIN0,
Ga 3-2m No Is Governor street.
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w H. MADDUX will continue the
W Produce Commission Business, under the
style OF MADDUX Il 90. and solicits the patronage
Of the friends Of the late concern.
January lst, 1859.
WASHINGTON MADDuX, of Lunenburg coun-
ty. Is admitted as partner IN the Business Of Mad.
dux d Co. from this day.
WI MADDUX,
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DIED PROM GRIEF.-Engish papers state that
recently boy, eight years old, was committed for
the theft purse obtaining sovereign, from
the tail of cart of au old woman, who had given
him ride. Bail refused and the lad sent to
Jail The father on parting with his child, took
the matter so deeply TO heart that he complained
Immediately after of having received a sudden
shock at his heart-as if shot. Although in good
health at the time and robust end hearty man,
he went home and never sgaip looked mp. A deep
obliged to give up work. and after a few days was
confined to his bed. He gradually grew worse,
and on the day Oh which his child was to be tried,
he breathed his last. The surgeon who attended
him. says that he died of broken heart. The boy
was discharged.
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Richmond, Jan. ii. 1889.

TN retiring from the Commission Bust
L ness in which have been engaged for the last
six years. beg leave to return my sincere thanks to
my frie nds, and the friends of Smith Msddux for
their libe ality aud support. and take great pleas
ure in commencing to their favorable consideration
the claims of w II Msddux. ESQ my former part.
ner, in his new business.
ia l-d&cw I'm d III SMITH.
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AHc- BAgER's CHocoLATE-A nutritive
sld delicious beverage and No a~tiaie just rec eiv-
90 >h1 Ior sails by JaO w 9AhLtCK,
, Apo.hecKry.
-'t9 Market Place. Frank lin street.
N -ILE~-be0 kegs assorted. for sale BY
iai EDWIN WOhTHAM 4 co.
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............2U. 600 and ovel
Total
.m.T50.00D

The whole number Of peasants consisted Of
grows .......-............. NG0 q
EcEf6. -10Ql
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NOTICE. - The undersigned having
l withdrawn from the house of Thos Price a
Co, have connected themselves with the rm OF
Samuel Price Go, where they viii be ready to
| serve their friends and acQuaintsnces.
WIN II GORDON,
ia 1-2w WIN EGGLESTON.
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RICHMOND, JAN'Y lsr, 1889.
THE firm Of DlBaELL q JOHNSON is
4 this day dissolved by mutual consent. r. II.
DIBRELL will continue the Commission Business at
the stand occupied by the old firm, and will settle
the business 0f the same.
r. II. DIBRELL,
Il. j. JOHSSON
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(tO-PARTNERsHIP NOIICE.-sam,]

hCNIIlUlu, IAN. ISt, I55G-
W. B-Persons indeb bted to the late concern of
Price Watkins. and those having claims against
1t, will call on U & for settlement.
ia i-d6cw I'm SIM Pa co
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AFTER the fifteenth Of February. I
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store of Messrs
WATKINS d E1CKLIN, where I will be pleased
| TO seG my friends JAMES II RINEtlRD
January 4th 1889.
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fTER. |
uill fotj
mouth
|Et6 y 81
for tAsl
b. ora3
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rec that
suteTkf
est ceF4i
4 l.umSa
~ sn1i
this lurl
EiTen ii
|tiIIs and
T. ia rs
prices.
k esfR5-l
kD KJCri
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A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that l am interested in the businees1f Messra
WATKINS FICKLEN. respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late fIra
| OF Binrord, Mayo Blair pledging to them all the
adVautages which are promised in the above sd yer.
tisement Their wants either in person or by order
| tention WIN p WHEO
| ia l-2m
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FtOI,s
+ drsr
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B:5IS,
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| EI.RY

..$8s
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work.
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ter,
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MANHATTAN
Nky yoRK.
Dash CAPITAL AND ACCUMULAr10N.

Deposited with the Comptroller Of State for The Be-
ssurity of all Policyholders 10000 Dollars whish
cannot be Withdrawn until every policy = peid.
d MORGAN, President.
CY WENPfE, Secretary. s=.s sss~st,
s'The practice of LIFE Insurance., ia any country
ind Gates state ofsociety where high moral feeling
and commercial confidence esxist-n-Jsnkin Jouss.
.ss MACMUkDO. Agent,
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Editor OF Intsilig gsncer- ydit,r Of psllo-
dns Sditor " Expgess-- kditor Of STAR Hiss L.
!at'-" THVs 2 BIG 0oe, u.
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WE viii always have on hand good
supply Of all kinds aud quality Of furniture, Me-
can furnish customers at the shortest notice. Our
personal attention will be given to funerals, Ae-
Orders from the country will be promptly attended
to. Our attention will be given alss % Iopairtng
furniture and UpholsterinE. - =. 4
WIN q sALLIE co.
On Governor st.. between Main and franklin
10 6-im Stros1e
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Ind ua~A
|pSialfa
cash R3
s RnssI
|niei IA Il
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AScunono, January lst, 1870. j. lin
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
WATKINS = rIcKLEw
WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL pEArrss,N
ID RY GOOD s.
sfLENDiD NEW sloRE, l5s MAIN STREET.
Adjoining the stand of the late firm of Price 4
Watkins, and three doors from Msssrs.
=

n"S"tmtuk inc stAnu OF the late drm of Price 4
Watkins, and three doors from Messr.
Kent. Paine 4 Co.
CO-PARTNERSH
We. the subscribers have this day formed a co-
parInersnlp, under the firm of WATkINS 4 FICK-
Wholesale and Retail s0n" OIL
STAPLE AND FANCY
DIR GOODS BUSIN Il SIS
IN the elegant new building l5a Main street which
has Just been erected for our use WIN"
On the FIRST BAY OF MAkCH NEXT Il In on,
PURPOSE % open in these light and spacious ware.
DhY GOODS, selected especially for the REsr CLASS
of Retail TRADE, which. for variety and elegance.
wl. not ns surpassed In this city Our long expe.
Tience, both In the Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods
busness. and determination to make our pur-
Tor cash. in large Quantities of mspu
OF their agents. will furnish us with f.i.
LIES ior onering the public generally and our pa.
irons especially. who have liseralfy encourareo
us IA our late business connections with ali kinda
OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. OF the REST
QoALNf ahdN NEWEST STYLE and at prices which cam
not ia TO secure the patronage of the closest and
most discriminating buyers. While all the depart.
6ENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
PLANTATION FABRICS.
viii be Kept always full and complete the increas
ing varieties and grades of
ELEGANT SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
EMBR0IDEHlES NODo'
ANDsUPERB LACEs.
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AMUyEMEHTS.

/ AURA Kf UspTsI THE SFbE ATTRACTION
-, TON rAYLoss GREET oRraIsAL COMEDY.
winch hA' ''''T HSf.&xif fi:lIsS SUCCESS
THREE EsrfRE MONTHS
Sf.E 10 AUDIENCES
'e ONE It sPEED AND FORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
who have ss s 81 e e Hf
,us; sSSs1s o. II, LAUGHTER
oS SED I ESks5 SiS S6T SHls WEEK, !
ST. Edwsrd fssnch.rd Hs@pahirs B.roast ar vsrrsy
Lieut. y Sssnca. s Issse
Coye "a 3onsv 4 m ~. Barns
5Ssl kurcoa &c clerk. coadocE
SaaascnSs Lord D.aGrc:;y; ae6sssa
John wAisssS = under slrdsnsr H. B. brown
MT sto Ms rara K Ksnas
dsSssss: d.sshss I sas s aSsss
S sSi;;ss s.: maid Tsse
From the New York Sum- IanuarylSI.
sSsrss e sS X
KssIs theatre mott suossssfal ever
don o. csnc rolling eye. dyns
gu,tursls cannot the OF tho
home which sS %
~ ss he
ish branch Of biz family. e adUr.bei Never have
said Of Mr. coudocIs picture ioa.Sso@e enough
&c sas ne
s excellent na Sy sS Sas s
character is too extremely rSicslQus e be supposed real
LAURA Ksss1s9soSs Tune ~ he iu.sis-.Ssn the CITY
Inspector bgsHe:s Is SETTLED and have some s. whsssh
write ..,. not now % as .a
Ell Dun
sra s Is ,Ss %ss fs He here
decidedly
si slssss y %7fT 70 s: e: -s Sss
Abel T. are
wc Hrs s;. s = Is. asA 5sa
ss ss 0 % AoS could 5 e $
original sotern has fact created the character Of
sas = H. % $
81 81 I &c
repeated every week. and much longer suppose
as the sovereign RsSss sssi sPsR
sss baSe
ssS :saeiss ssas
evening" but we respectfully suggest 20 the LADY Laura
that the midsummer Nights Dream" with new dresses,
gorgeous scenery, &c. which we announced some three
months ago s. msrveiou:y long time coming Mr. Young
eye nothing Until that american Consn'' out, and
when that will be unable TO tell American Cousin"
another week.
From the New York Picsyune, Jan. Isl
LAURA KEENE'sUsed Up" is still drawing wds here.
WhatBourcicaul plays No sr-Tom Tayiors American
Cousin" Burnett coils himself up az usual so!hern IS I'm
sustained by Ccudoch runs fair chance ike the rss A9e
rsvvaR Aye what. rs all dreams "Aidsummsr nighfs
The paybs here before The dog you as be
Dundeary dainty morsel the million don't get day.
They gorgng him for the last three months and
their appetite is a. keen ss ever:
From the New York Mercuryf
e1LAuRA KEENEs THEATRE 1T would be safe 10 bet that
every stage passing up Broadway Nter z. loses the
better part Of It's load Ct the door o. Laura Kssnes theatre
twenydcm and tendon BY the nose and the theatre
essayed the character OF Asa.we forget how many
sneezinR become a confirmed habit with Mr. Sothern
Our American Cousin" bids fair the return Of
the comet whose arrival Mas Keene will probably
with the production Of "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
From Porters Spirit Of the Timea
unnecessary 70 mention that Our American
Cousin sti being performed. Every body knows that
was given the seventeen time last Saturday night that
will the house Tor seventy nights should Miss
Keen nj tn a eo n no her AQe
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH-oHLy EI0HT DOLLARS FOR
II beautiful SETS pure Mver; with gums, Sl0 electro
with pure gold on gold pans, and rubber base, with
yuma, 80 warrsned equal to any work IN New
n3rk any price Single teeth 81 Teeth filed extracted
wmnous ns least pain, 50 cents by DIR. LUTHER dentist,
corner fenth street and Sirh avenue.
nEEIIsIRY.TEErH EXTRACTED IN TEu SECONDS
- wmo1s .ne sughest pain, by my and original pro.
only. References given II required - - -
Dr. H. q. DuRKiN. S6s Canal street, nsar Wooster
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1859.
ABIUsEBIENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RRoADwAY THEATRE.
sole 1.o:hs' ~ sc1ii ov f0i s'4v
Ds :: s;;: e SS:sy a:si: -:
No ss ssD.sis :ssas two sssssd ~ sss
Iwiio GREAT Diixi.Iii q ~"
viii be acted ~ %q Is a., EyEEiE 81, ;so Is ~
RooKwooD;
Vim most powerful eSs.ss.s.: he Celebrated
Bsrbs.: Ma Poos sySn ~ xSos arsy Peter Brady
Fsi S Z: E; a $s =: y: go sss.
Both piece: win be presented With every regard to scenery
Saturday afternoon 4 S es!os n great dranAof
RowERY THEATRE.
for . ass Sa :ss Hnsd
LUCILLE AND I a.IES w SSiffE
Tuesday evening" Fill III fh IA III FAST MEN,
jenny g. Helen
3 Under Ss .sa.ss%sni . Moore I'd Wayne Divine.
who will appear NJ Ga; SaR IRis& REBEL
ss ssiz NICK TIE Woods PAS
T ppTiyslsd Orchestra In rehearsaiA NEW AMERICAN
RAsNyMs AusEyM-THE cEIEsR ArED WREN GO
an And sysf 4 x II r. & EAR
NJ Asr yhs vsrs; e and fhE LOAN
+ DC PS.s.sssr: X re wren FANNY. The s.au::s
fccS Is ss be
THEArRE rRANCAIs,
~. n...,c, W T. n IS CO stage D,sctcrs
ere and those Interested 10 the establishment OF
s as ss The f 4s
has been and made easier Of and
be painted by NJ REVERE scenic artist Of The Theatre
1he theatre VIII reopen with the new artists about the mid
ds Of Ehrusry due notice Of which viii be vs The SSs
daily froms tot p M, to receive the names Of those
subscription Of s2S entities the subscriber thirty adms
TSs ss e he as
WooDs MINSTREL BUILDING,
,a SES EssR SAs ES$ SEEr
'ppeAr every 'V'n sEdhS sf SSgraE Of
mes.s IT FL, With Hoa al W me ss White
BudyoTt r. spd q, M ENTIRE & This coxp.yv
First week OF Mr. d. s. WAMBOLD, the favorite ballad
conclude with Beeters celebrated and original farce,
written expressly for sS ss e ySsR G% entitled
s:s Ssss.s sas e s:s
444 sNfFFiN's CAMPBELL MINsrRELs
Tuesday evening Jan. H. and evening during The
week Go early and get good seats Crowded houses
the unrvaled Brudder Bones and versatile performer and
only true living SS%sHs dssssS
the best asperan darkey the STAGE and only true lv
ing Ethiopian buesque jester and nteogator of the
age. .
Jlea e os SEtss s' anvil SsFf GH e;P ysr
WHEN SHALL WE THREE MEET AGAIN;
SCENES AT FREDERICK'S SONGS, GLEES, DANCES.
Side splitting Jokes; Pleasing Novelties.
Noors open at 81; To commence ~ Admission &C.
DALACE GARDEN NOVELTIES
THE GRAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAVILION
has been arranged beautifully decorated and adaped to
ssge and ring Scenery Superb Dresses
-''pi THE az WORLD RENOWNED CHEcINI TROUPE,
consisting Of forty the most talented and experienced
nile 1 So SS g T TasEE IoHE entitled
' .nARLESGfN xSGLER; Or, THE GOLDEN HOOK.
with new Tricks, Transformations. Dances &c.
BRILLIANT FEATs OF E9UEsTRIANIsM,
Cowns-T0NA PASTOR and QUINCY BUCK.
IN his celebrated Four The wonderful performing
ponies Wicked Will. Gazelle and Shenbark.
Performances every evening Doora open AZ 6i to ccm
mence at TX O'Clock Also performances every fuesday,
nom Feurtssnth Peyliol.
Admission Is cents Reserved seats 30 cents
onoer tae olrecuon OIL .Mons CHECINl