Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-This evening Mr.
| and Mrs. Barney Williams commence an engagement
ut the Holiday opening their repertoire with the
drama of Born to Good Luck" in which Mr. Will
ams sustains the character of Paudeen O'Rafferty;
the petite comedy Of the Customs Of the Country
with Mrs. W. Melissa, and the laughable farce of
the Irish Tiger" with Mr.. W. as Paddy Ryan
VANDENHoFF's READNGs.-We would cali the at
tention Of all who desire to their acauaint-
ance with the great authors in the most agreeable
manner possible to the entertainment provided by
the Fillmore Literary Association of Baltimore at
the Assembly Rooms for the present week. through
he Readings Of Mr.. Nandenhoff. One of the
most remarkable in the whole list Of dramatic read
ers, none can fail to find in Mr.. Vandenhoffs rem
dering of certain literary productions something to
remember for life time.
MARYLAND lNsTITUTE.-The Peake Family or
Swiss Bell Ringers having met with such marked
success during the past week. have concluded upon
further stay of five nights and will appear the In
stitute every evening this week. excep ting to-mor-
row. They promise an entire programme, com
prising many new pieces. Aside from the music of
the bells (which is a treat in ITSELF the performances
On the harp and violin are very fine
KELLoGG's GREAT PAINTING.-In our issue of Sa
turday, in referring to collection of paintings by
iiiner h. Kellogg, the renowned American artist
typographical occurred in the title of his last
great work which was called The Sultan's Daughter
alter The Bdttie.' 1t should have read after The
iath." The painting, which is announced for exhib-
ion in a few days. has been pronounced by compe-
cnt judges in art matters to be of the greatest
reductions of the age.
FRONT STREET THEArRE.-A German Dramatic
'ompany having engaged this establishment for the
resent week, open this evening with Iraulmans fine
.omedy The Shoemaker Boy In Lyons" in which
ne celebrated Ottilie Genee will make her FIRST an
pearance in this city This young lady, we are told
Possesses dramatic talent Of high order. and wa
oubt not German friends will have a rich treat
She will be ably supported by the corps
DRUNK ON Cold WATER.-Prof. Williams having
met with success OF most substantial character at
the Broadway Institute will continue his interesting
lectures until further notice. This evening the Prof
Will present to his patrons handsome tea sett and
large quantity of other valuable gifts.
IHE POST -OFFiCE.-Pustmaste General Dennison
mas among many other orders, issued the following:
Reopen the following offices and make appoint
ments:
Nirginia.-Nottaway Court House, Nottaway conn
ty; George IL. Southal, postmaster, vice H. T. Owe 8
Craigsyille, Augusta county; :. A. King postmaster
vice j. Nj. King.
At Bath Court House, Bath county, appoint Wr
Smith postmaster vice J. Stewart, declined AN
AT Meals, Hanover county; VIM. 5. Chapman most
master vice W. Thomas. declined.
North Cdr0knd.-Re-Open Trenton Jones oo,rt
and appoint John L. Phillips postmaster vice i K
Stanley. - ~
postmaster, vice A. L. Wiggs -AAiiilo"a
1.-Two customers entered room used for
the manufacture of "Pharoahs Serpeuts" in tba
upper story of house in London, just as an exrIo
sion occurred. One of the visitors was blown on+ or
the window and instantly killed. and the other and
the dealer in the DANGEROUS TOYS were found A.. i