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The Portland daily press., 1866-01-25
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

We are prepared to issue policies on Dwelling
Houses for term of years, and also upon EVERY
SPECIES Of NSURABLE PROPERTY at FAIR
RATES.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-25
c H A RTE R OAK
Life Insurance Company.

THE CHARTER OAK Life Insurance Company
declares Dividends each year, and pays them at the
payment of the second and each succeeding premium,
thus aiding the insured in meeting their payments by
an
IMMEDIATE RETURN.
dends payable after term Of years s0ithoat interest,
are obvious. No other Company pays dividends in
this way. H an1a sH
The Dividends of the Charter Oak are equal in
palue to those of any Life Co.
Dividends cithout interest payable in -four five
years, or at death, suffer remarkable diminution
when reduced to their present valae.
PROM TNESS
In the payment of losses is distinguishing feature
Of this Company, l3 a.r -.rsg
TT MEYER HAHING LIT7GATED 4 CLALAi
@ A H E
six years having been from so to 10 pr. CT. less
than of any other Co. of as long standing.
As the losses OF Co. are so are its profits, and as
its profits its dividends The moral is readily
understood.
A few competent men wanted as solicitors.
ry- Office No. 25 Exchange Street,
5la s. III. McALPINE,
State Agent for Maine.
Nov. Is. Tal ca aug2s'e5d1y
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Reciprocity Treaty.


The Worlds Washington special says the
Canadian officers before they left threw out
some hints that if the Reciprocity Treaty was
allowed to expire without some action upon
the question with regard to fisheries, it might
lead to serious difficulties under treaty stipu.
lations. lfthe Reciprocity Treaty expire we
are limited to very small margin in the wa
tiers, and if our fisherman go beyond that linn
1t they will be forced back
The Times Washington special saws col
lectors throughout the Southern States have
been receiving. for payment of duties 7.30
treasury notes from which the coupons have
beeu detached. These notes are in those
States received as currency In answer to a
letter OF the Collector of the First District in
texas, addressed to the Secretary of the
treasury on the subject, Mr.. McCuloch saws
Congress alone having the power to regulate
the lawful money of the United States, and
having decided what shall constitute it. and
that nothing but lawful money shall be received
IN payment Of duties, the Secretary of the
treasury has no power to receive 7-30 treasu-
ry notes IN payment of dues because they are
not lawful money.
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into notice against the preIudces which everything
however excellent, is doomed to encounter.
To-Day
stands at the head Of all the and Alternative prepa-
rations in existence. Its celebrity has evoked many
limitations but frdis. Physicians pronounce it the
only safe stinnn that has been introduced into
the sick chamber. In the Hospitals of the Army and
Navy the surgeons find it the very best tonic for
escents and report invaluable for sustaining the
vigor troops the march, remedy for scurvy and
all scorbutic affections and the only specific for
sickness California aud Australia have emphaticslly
endorsed ii as the Miners MEDICINE par ercsfce and
u Spanish America and all the tropical climate II is
consider ed the onyreliabe sBtdote 10 epidemic feyers
There mystery about the Of its II
is the only stomachc and Alternative in which
bined the grand requisites of mild pure, and unstsed
suti-bous, anti-storbutic, aperent, and depuratve
herbs plants roots bsrks that have been inter-
mix ed in a medicinal PREPARATION.
The Bters have this distinctive qustv which is not
shared it believed by any tonic tncture extract in
the world they do not excite the pulse though they in
wonderful degree Of vgor into the stem,
aud strengthen and sustain the whole physical ogsni
zation.
1t also proper to tho Btters sold exelu
syey glass and under any crcu by the
gal the Darrell Impostors and imstors abroad
and the only safeguard the public has against them
that the Bte they buy bear the eograred label Id
of hand Of Messrs o-tetter smith and the gov
eminent stamp the cork OF the bottle. febGl.wlw
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NEW YORK, Feb. TO-
Late advices state that in Spain the news
OF the capture of the spanish steamer Cor.
douga by the Chilians, has created the mos,
intense feeling. A warlike address has haen
voted by the people of Cortez and instruc
tons have been despatched to the Spanish
Admiral to avenge the national honor. and
the Madrid papers absolutely foam with RAGE
Che OF the mlldest OF their journals asserts
mat SPAN puts up with Insults from nobody
and is not bound to show consideration for
any country in the world. more virnlant
contemporary demands that where house or
hut IS inhabited BY these bastard children
OF ours, there must the SPANISH she'll fall
whiie another paper gravely warns France.
England and the nlted States to stand aside
Tor whatever comes between Spain and her
foes are Spain foes. i'0'
ne Chillan meeting lately held in New
ork mad called forth lively interest in Snain
Tor the safety of Cuba. aud the general ey.
c'ement has been still further augmented Inv
me appearance oft the Spanish coast of the
iron clad irgates, supposed to be rams re.
Gently shipped by Alabama Laird to the
government '''e
The Madrid correspondent Of the London
Times says the war is not only with one or
TWO OF the republics Of the Andes. i i MOI
merely against u confederacy OF all South and
central America, 1t may soon have to he
"aged with SPAN 5 own subjects aud with
those Yankee sypathizers and desperate al.
Nenturers OF the North and South who would
undertake TO scale heaven for emplovment
ana VINO. II they cannot embroil their cnuntr,.
IN q war IN support of the Monroe doctrine
VIII place men and means enough at the dis
posAi OF SPAN enemies to make more than
match for her power. It is possible these
tNo iron elads IN Spanish waters NAV be only
an earnest of what Young America no.
do IN the way of energy. spirit and enter,,r;sa
Panama Herald SAYS the combined Parny;.
wan and CHILEAN fleet is under orders to conn.
nence hostltes against Spain. Calais i
strongly fortified with eight Blakeleys cast
steel three hundred Founders The moni.
Tor Victoria and the ram Lorat is also in nor,
some OF the batteries oificered by Amer.
cAt3 who had experience in the late var
ne war steamer Callao is at Callao re.
sorts ~" nei eoh
Inc correspondent says also that the fonr
lron-clads that will leave England before the
uecaralon OF war reaches them will either
attack euba or carry the war to the ports of
SPAN, and attempt the destruction of the no.
val arsenal at Farral. "A
Gen. Fitzpatrick left Calloa for yalnaro;so
IN the England mail packet
number OF eX-confederate officers have
been engaged for the CHILEAN navy ana va
learn G; that they left Panama for Chill in the
Chlhan war steamer. - '"e
The lnbune's Panama correspondent saws
torpedoes and other internal machines e., IL
obstruction ofthe Spanish fleet, had ar,;vad - ~
Cailoa 1t was purchased in New York bv
an agent of the Chill Government.
lately Jones, late of the resei navy. was
al [anama en- route for Chill, where he was
to have naval commission. vas
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 0.
ding at As WV D"'eS ma
The Brownsville Courier of the I'd. announ.
ees that Escablado is reported to have r taLan
and occupied Monterey nave 'aAen
General Negrote arrived at Brownsville
a ana y was reported had forsaken Jnarez far
= General Neitzel arrived from the Rio
urande to-day, and leaves tomorrow for GU ro
cinnau. tie expressed the opinion thar ~ !.
country watered by the Rio Grande i ae
worth gong to war about. He saws VOL
very d'tieult 10 maintain strict neut ~, Is
the Rio Grande. '1afay GA
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THINGS I.osT FOREVER Lost wealth ma,
be regained by industry; the wreck of health
restored by temperance; forgotten knowledge
may be ours again by study; alienated friend
ship soothed into forgetfuness, and even for.
feited reputation redeemed by patience. But
who ever again looked upon his vanished
hours; recalled his wasted years and stamned
them with wisdom or effaced from Heaven, !.
record the fearful blot of his wasted life9
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iueoriginai- and Beet in the worldt The onlv .,n
A"u perfect hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Ipstan
N"neous PRODUCES inn nedistely a splendid Black o.
Dio"h' "nhcut iniuring he hair OF skin Rem
'ne III ehefes bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists
-r ssnu.ne : s-ened William A. Batchclor Also,
hN h-A-AliNs EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs.
'es hestor % and identifying the Hair.
sus@e-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR. ny
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PARTITION SALE.-Sto,o

1A a SALE.-State of Iowa Loo
rected made by the District Court ~ SAFE TO ne di-
aorl haaison maze at the December term iss iowa
osu-e IN PARTITION, wherein Richardson i "a IN
anu hu-kamr ct al defe ndan,. ord ,p.aih'ln
said canee, TO sell for cash to the hipha, ~
~. ,ne premise. hereinafter d scribed we viii an u
, !, u DIR 1T the door Of the Court House in -
80, neonuk, on the 18th day of March, A d. lssa H.
me honrs Of O'Clock a. and O'Clock n ~
r.s Al o'clock M of said day. the foL WING
noWs w; The east bali OF Lot two f2 In III s.e q
the 10 'ne city Of Kcokuk. sale being mai r
amopa ~ - p.rufion the proceeds to he ,r;d. =
orc under direction Of the Court payment OF costs,
fenedlm CURTIS,
BARKER Referees.
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, CIV EaRR. Feb. j.

-,gw IoRg, Feb. 10
me I e ,nques, on the body of Mil
1oh D. ria'' who was killed by the railway
ccr-ent, ON the Newark & Monterey
Railroad on sunday morning, by the break
ing down , OF bridge, was concluded yester-
day. The jury returned verdict charging the
company with gross and culpable neglect.
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will ind Troces nsefu in clearing voice hen tax
before Singing OF Speaking and relieving the throat
after an unrsssl exertion of the vocL organ.. The
frosss recon uended and prescribed by Phys,ci.ns
aud ha We bad te timonials from eminent men hrar,h
on the country. Being article Of true merit and
having prored their efficacy by test Of many years
e" year hnds them in new localities in varons parts
OF the world and the Toces universally
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocHrs- and do
NOT take any OF the Rorthess limitations that NAV be
offered
soid everywhere in tho United States and in Foreign
Nou"'iies' az % cents peg box nos5-d&w6ml
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An EPITArH. The pompous epitaph Of a
close listed citizen closed with the follow;ng
passage Of Scripture: ''He that giveth to the
poor iendeth to the Lord. = "Dat may be so. y
sollloqulzed Sambo, s'but when dat man died
de Lor didn't owe him cent
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Ascientifc Discovery-CABUs' NEW DYE,
II You want to have Hair dyed with this new p,e
a'auon, 60 TO CABUS This Dye does not give III.
aif dead appearance, like other dyes but gives il
liaS "Loss and promotes the growth Of the hair
SOFA and applied by GEORGE oABUs at hi. Fashonah,,
ma, D'es'hg saloon corner Main and Second streets.
Keokuk, Iowa.
ian4d9m
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NkW oRk, Feb. TO.
General Hooker has ordered the following
military districts to be discontinued
District OF New Jersey; Districts of Rhode
Island and Connecticut Districts of NasSas
chusetts, New Hamsphire, and Vermont,
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rhe Hrid,.i Chamoer an E,.., =, w.,

lag and Instrue ton for Young Ma, A,.o
'A' ia en- Tor Diseases of the Urinary and sexu~
ess'enS-senttre in sealed envelopes Address Dr..
shiLLIS HoUGHToN, Howard Association phil.
| s~'nhia Pa.
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ball was given in Washington last NIGHT
by the Marquis Montholon and the French
Minister, which was attended by large mum.
per OF prominent citizens and army and navy
officers also foreigners Of distinction.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Virginia Legislature-Relief for
Freedmen.
NV YORK, Feb. 10.

Freedmen.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
The committee from the Virginia Legisla-
ture in Washington organized yesterday, Sc
lecting Speaker Baldwin as Chairman The
President was informed early in the morning
of their presence, bat the meeting of the cab
met being continued until after @ clock YES
terday afternoon. by appointment they will be
received at the White House at 10 o clock to-
day.
The Birmingham England Association,
Tor the relief of the destitute freedmen of the
United States, has just contributed another
cargo of goods to Gen. Howard for distribu
hon, and the Secretary of the Treasury has
ordered its admission into port free of any
duty,
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won't Use my Other.-The last and best
-Ne e"' article hnay Everybody ikesit. Is purely
contains no sugar of lead. Is the best Hair
III the world Will restore grey and faded hair
"lts original color in four weeks-every time"s,rs
pop Inquire for webster's Vegetable Hair Jnvgor,
tor and don't take any other 1t epres all -
the scalp in one week. For sale at Wholesale and
by u. A. KERR. corner Third and Main streets Kaos,t
iowa. Burnhans * Van Setback Wholesale Druygi.ts
10 Lake St Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
ID rr
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nS- All of Or. D. Jayne Sons Family Medicines
sold IN keokuk by the authorized Agents.
FIJI 0C0NNoR, corner Third and Johnson and A
KERR, corner Third and Main streets
" BAH of the above offered to the trade at the
lowest card rates 4 ffeb11 sun wed fri dAwlOw
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" USIC.

1873 ABBA b. CREEL viii 49,,
~. Classes an PIANO PORTE PLAyTNc p,..',,l
~oy commence ~ once Apply to her at her ,..,dsp
sssssos +t4A 1aaS
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creasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous all
the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II Itching of the Head.
1t makes NV Hair grow Bald Heads
1t prevents the IIt'r from Falling Gut:
1t renders the lair Soft and Glossy
Cleanses the Scalp Cools the Heated Brow Reno wee
Dsndruff; Cures strvous Headache; Cures Badeess
Insures Lururiant Locks Incres Hair Curl: shper-
ssics wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect sppsrent
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you to T. Elegantly put up.
Delicsteiy Perfume Pstouized by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes or cartous contain
ing large bottles-No. for morning No / for
evening
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLING'S AMBRoSIA ia the best most agreeable
and effective toilet In the world. To prove this Try
carton.
Sold by Druggists,
StefliEg's Ambre,ls Manufacturing Cempauy,
215 Fulton Street, New York.
octlT-dAwly
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Fifteen Years Ago
To-Day

Ho5rETTERs STOMACH BITTERs was struggling
into notice against the which everything new
however excellent, is doomed to encounter.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

"ILLIAM EWERS, BUTCHER, is
w prepared t,-furn sh Ice in any quantity. Those
wishing TO avail themselves of rates will please
leave their orders with by the riddle this month
IT nv Butcher Shop on Main street, Twelfth.
fet3dlm-
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DeCfaf N0ffCes.
Jayne's Sanative Pills,
FOR rHE CURE OF

A,eqy. MA, Prompt and E6ectire IN theiir Action
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A GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who hiss used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

is willing Il, Three years IL rapidly In
ng sale have made the Ambrosa famous all over
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-, . ,ec men because they had the power 70
- ,or No. never No vlrginian OF proper
.,,,r,t nnt would freely stake his life upon the
.nnduc, OF this glorious Old Dominion wheh-
over she has the liberty TO act. To condemn
her by placing her In such vile poi'icai asso-
c;,tion in advance, and whilst she Is powerless'
= neither liberal nor lust It Is insulting.
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The hospital records have just been footed
mp, and show the enormous aggregate of two
hundred and fifty thousand Union SOL
diers TO have died on battle-telds and in hos
pitfalls during the war. This does not include
those who died at their homes of disease con-
tracted In the service.
In the Texas State Convention IN ordinance
has been adopted providing for the appoint
ment of n commissioner by the Government TO
proceed to Washington and represent def
nitely the action of the Convention.
The people of Pittsylvania county have held
a meeting = Judge Gilmer presiding : and
adopted resolutions endorsing the President 5
policy.
FarIr KILLED-The cold snap Of Sunday
and Monday has pretty effectually killed the
early fruit In this section .-Lyachburg MtoS.
Four men were arrested i'm Louisville, Ky,
on Monday, with fourteen thousand dollars In
counterfeit bills In their possession.
Detective Baker was discharged on his last
trial because he had been already convicted.
lie Is 10 be sentenced.
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A LUCKY Observation-Disclosures from Mon
tana Territory state that Mr.. Henry Mitt-
nacht, Baltimorean, has been very lucky in
that far off land of gold He has claim not
far from Diamond City, from which three mug
gets of gold had been taken, weighing, re-
spectively, six hundred and seventy-two dol
lars one hundred and ninety four dollars, and
one hundred and ninety three dollars.
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nR. BAGBY'S LECTu RE W ,pDn rll
DAND GREENS, or TIE sAiis ~ ,bs FAlR
n Ma n stree, Baptist Church on Chnrea IL
TTfuif,IRsnaY EVENING, March sa,h isSS' e T,ss
"a 4 O'clock. ADMISSION: Fify osh.s, I've.
for, sale 4. Gate, saia na ~ :; The door. !.
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The CASE OF CAPTAIN SEMMEs.-A Washing
ton dispatch mentions rumor that Attorney
General Speed has made a report TO the Pre-
sident upon the case OF Raphael j. Semmes, In
which he argues that he is not included in the
general parole granted TO officers of General
JohnstOn's army.
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ag,- Tur PETROLEUM vApoR COOKING

sTOyE.-THE MOST USEFUL INVENTION or
THE AGE-Having been appointed Agents Tor inns
state, we respectfully ask the attention oil inc
public to this STOVE, confident that 1t only needs 10
be seen to be appreciated 1t is simple in construc
ton, clearly, perfectly safe, and easily mahaseu
and kept in order. II is PERFECTLY ana ENTIRE,
PREE from DOOR, SMOKE, DUST, or ASHES. ne n'",
Is intense and uniform, and can be applied 10 al
kinds of cooking, the work being better do' INA"
by an ordinary cooking stove, ana NJ li"'" ''''
expense. a., d..
Ir,sxor,LAMp. but generates GAS from the re
rn,trry which il afterwards consumes.
We GUARANTEE every stove. z
We are also agents for the UNION WAshlN"
MACHINE-univcrsally admitted to he the best IN
use. Ahhl'"-N a."
mi oT-l0t NO. IL ilic'hlh 7'i''''
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JUST RECEIVED, on consignment,
~ and for sale nj low rates,
''o0O pounds prime Southampton Virginia BACON,
10 kegs prime Virginia LARD.
STONE, WILSON Il CO.,
nh MI - IT y 80
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of'I VI March -, lso'.

mo UILDERS.-SEALED INN "nh
SAILS will be received At this once ,s u
. lock. NJ. ON SATURDAY, the sist .,sr Wai
building ihrce-s,ory house, tor the a Worth !.
and fire Department OF the city on ' 9snsS sus
Pans and specifications OF the building ,,a,s'
:, IN at this Office, where all necessary HIVE
IN regard to the work can be ob, .,ss 10 reject
mr. ali al the bids III they think proper ,v,vs, >
by order Of the Committees on Ws'wsr t;iLL
Fire Department. c,,v Eng neet
NH HID w! :,
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TENNESSEE REPREsESTATIoS.-Ih admission
of the representation from Tennessee depended
chiefly upon the fate of the civil Rights bill.
The veto of that bill renders it quite certain
that Tennessee will not be recognized at this
session, either with or without conditions.
The Committee on Reconstruction will en-
gage at once in the task of heading off the Pre-
sident by constitutional NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SDOuisnce Sun,
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FOR RENT, THE DESlRABLL
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

4 TRACT OFTWO HUNDRED An
N EIGHTY ACRES OF COOP LAH Hd1 "a AZ
SEVEN MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOX saA
VERY LOW.-There are thirty acres cIearrH
which i a good house of four rooms the rem" -.
der is heavily set in oak and pine wooi ana y !.
liam. bnrr roads. A bargain can be had u H.
App!yto a ID ,rctinnear,
-. On =, lO2 Main street
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APPoINrMESr.-Gene G.. w. Smith, for
merly street commissioner of New York, and
during the rebellion major general IN the
rebel army, has been appointed superintend-
emit of the Chattanooga rolling mill.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
POSITIVELY FOR TEN NIGTHs ONLY.
NINE GHIoNI AND sIGNoR sUslNIs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
DIRECTOR MAX. 81 hAho'oi'
Mr.. sTRAKOsCH announces. with much pleasure
that no has succeeded In engaging
complete and efficient
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
embracing some Of the most eminent and favorany
known Artists in America, and complete
Chorus and orchestra,
with whom he will give, in Richmond,
TEN DIFFERENT GRAND OPERAS
COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1850
which will be produced ina style unrivallen ~
any other Management The ioll@Wing 1,rff for
forty consecutive Grand Opera Mig hts at the Ne"
Opera House New Orleans, with me m2St pnp Vn
cadanted sucCess,) constitute the ohlo'i h-'N
SUSINl OPERA COMPANY:
Nine ANGIOLINI GHlONl,
the great Dramatic Prima Donna
Mile PAULINE CANlSSA,
the young ana hlShly lai''''"
Lcgora;
Nine AMALIA PATTI STRAkoSCH,,
the famous and popular Prima Donna Contralto;
PRINT TENOR:
Signor MACCAFFERI, Signor ERRANl.
PRINT BARIToSG:
Signor MANCUSl Signor MARIA.
PRIMO BAsso:
Signor ADJUSTING SUSINl.
SECOND DoSNAs:
Mime PAROZZI, Signora ZAPuZM.
SECOND TESoRs:
Sipnors XIMENES and BELL
SECOND BAssos:
Signors LOCATELLI and MASSlO
covDrCT0R .Signor FRANCISCO ROSA
5FAGE Observation-Disclosures. ssn9g GRItto.
COSTUME R..............' ''''0iS iioi '' ~
The entirely new and costly wardrobe has been
purchased by the Director In PARIS.
THE FOLLOWING OPERAS WILL BE PER
FORMED ENTIRE:
l. IL TF9X5ArT99REE,
1, LUCIA DE LAMMERMOOR,
S. LUCREZIA BORGlA,
8. L'ELISIR DAMoRE,
:. La FAAG G9
W. .. BARBER OF SEVILLE, r,,,cr
WITH A CAST OF UNSURPASSED STRENGTH.
SECOND GRAND OPERA MIG T.
THIS THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1865
FIowtow's Comic Opera, in four acts,
NJ Il r H A,
with the following extraordinary east
Lady Henrietta. MILE PAULINE CANISSA
Nauicv ................M NJ NE PATTI STkAhOSSNfi
Lone iTrSi II
plunkpt. '''''sl'
Lord .Sl"Aoh 100 -
y pTTyIt
First Sl'N'Nh ,Dnf
second servant. SIGSoRA IAtoHAl'
| Ladies, Servants, Hunters, etc.
TOMORROW (FRrDAY EvESINGh
Ycrdi'S Grand Opera OF
ERNANI.
WITH
MADAM ANGELINA GHlONl,
SUYoRs MACCAFERR!, s,r-sr,.r
in the principal roles.
SCALE OF PRICES:
| Reserved Seats, in Dress Circle, Orchestra. h.
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