The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

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FxcuAscs HOTEL.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERTi
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan s, 1894,
BENEFIT
MAD. RUHL,
cHAs. W. THILow,
ASSISTED NJ
Miss ROSA FAY, OF New Orleans,
Mr. KlsNICH, -
PROGRAMME:
CIV THlLow and REINuARDr.
2. siena and Cavatina-Ernani involami.. -. Verdi
MAD RHUL.
8. Duo Violin and Piano--PLombardi.. -. .Slngelee
Mr. kIsNICH and W THlLow.
T. oong-ha'ap'an D.. "sn0'""
8, EOuvenir &c Hebet-1ar antella. Feea
CIV TurLow and RElsHAaDr.
Mad RuaI and Miss ROSA FAY.
PARrn.
!. Grand GallOp--DavOettO .SanhOreEE0
CIV THlLOw and REINHARDT
2. G-ande vase-The Forest FAIRY ........V eusano
Mad RuHL.
8. Solo, io!in-Gr Concerto ...... De Beriot
- Mr. KIsNICH.
l. D1st-Goudoliers Evening Song. ......... Glover
Mad RUHL and Miss Rosa FAY.
s. OR SinfODie-ScherZ Observation-Disclosures. Beethoven.
CIV THILow and RElNuARDr.
Q. -Scheiden Leidea. Fruhn
Mad RuuL.
ArDoors open at 7 O'Clock; Concert to commence
at 8 O'Clock precisely.
Tickets IS each. To be had pt the Bookstores,
Hotels, and at the door On the night Of performance.
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NEW RICHMOND rasA. RE.
Acting and Stage Manager. Ogden
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan s. 1854,
THREE NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PIECES
The performance to commence with the new farce OF
NOTHING TO NURSE!
Mr. Thorpe ns Uncle Brad,
Mrs. DeBar as Mre FOxiseD,
Miss Saie Partngton as Fanny Travers.
Sailors Hornpipe. Miss Partng ton
After which, the admired comedy of the
SOLDIER of THE EMPIREi
Col Farrier, soldier Of fortune. ..... R d Ogden
Clarrisse. ................ -. Miss Darlington
Favorite Dance -, Miss Darlington
To conclude with the local farce written for Mr.
Ogden, entitled the
SERGEANT'S INTRIGUES,
CHANGE OF BASE.
Sefg't MakeI0va. ..................
Mons PnrleHv0n. ..................... fR Ogden
II Heedwen ..:..:.................
Miss Lucretia Obstinate ...::.. Miss Partington
In which character she will sing several 0. her
CHARMING BALLADS.
rTIn preparation the comedy of
VIC L E 7!
OR TIE
LIFE OF AN ACTRESS.
In compliance with many requests from ladies'
present as soon as circumstances will permit, the
scts, entitled the
LADY OF LYONS.
FIFE co RI fts&s s TSSrff
NOTHING TO NURSE.
AS-poors open at OK. Performance win ecm
nence at ~ precisely. ia bit
METROPOLITAN HALL.
THIS (TUEsD.aY) EVENING, Jan 6. 1854,
Third week Of The
IRoN-CLAD OPERA TROUPE
BRASS BAND.
FIRST NIGHT OF TIE PRIZE WEEK.
Bring in your conu1drums Sr the prizes, to be
awarded as follows
LIST Best suited to the times s10o.
"a. $bo.
Sd. +" $25,
to be read nightly.
First night Of Ravsl's celebrated production, en-
with all Its original transformations, &c.
Go ca. ~ to secure seats.
Box ofice open from 10 A NJ till m.
Many have alxe-dy secured seats to wit
ness the excelsior entertainments offered by this
troupe.
NJ For particulars s,e programmes. jas-,lti
fVOMPLIMENTARY BALI
Y The complimentary ball rendered to Prof Thos
Carr by his pupils, will take place ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, ian en-, 1864
NEW MARKET nAi.i..
The Sailors, Firemans and Naval Hornpipos
Highland Fling and Scotch Rec
VIII be danced by members Of tho school,
Tickets, admitting gentlemen and ladies, o.
MANAGERS
Thomas Burns, VIM Gireendaner,
Philip Davis. John Carr,
Vim Dalton, VIM Kennedy,
VIM B Place, VIM Lota.
ja6-2t.
4 sKLECr BALL
a WIN be given at -,
COMPANY G's HALL, Church Hill,
FRIDAY EFENIN0, Jan Sth, 1854.
Good music has been engaged.
Tickets, admitting gentleman ana two ladies, g.
ja 6--1tN
TIME subscribers 10 the ssPrivate Hop,'' which
Is proposed to come off on Friday evening,
January the 6th at the place heretofore Designated
will please meet this TUESDAY evening, Ut *
O'Clock, at the ssExchangs Hotel" entrance on
l4th ST. 70 complete the arrangements. full and
punctual attendance IL most earnestly requested
by the [ja 5-ltsl CAPTAIN.
~ RAND CONCERT
U FOR THE BENEFT7 OF
RUHL
AZ Prof THILcw.