Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

HoLLrDAT STREET THEATRE Madame Celeste will
take farewell benefit this eTening, when she will
appear in her unapproachable representation Of tho
French Spy In this drama, which was originally
produced by Celeste. she susains three characters.
The performance will commence with new farce
entitled AN April Fool"-its FIRST presentation in
America
GRAND CoNoERr.-At the earnest solicitation of
many who were present at the grand concert given
at Concordia Hall the other evening. under the d.
recton of Mr.. Davis. the entertainment will be re-
peated Tomorrow evening at the New Assembly
Rooms. Master Cocker will sing the great solo from
the Messiah. Il know that my Redeemcr Liveth. -
The programme embraces choice selection of bal
lids and operate music.
MARYLAaD 1ySTITUTE.-We commend to the no.
lice Of Cur citizens, tins wonderful performances Of
the Swiss Bell Ringers, at the Maryland Institute
change of programme is presented every evening
Tomorrow afternoon they give grand matinee.
DRUNK oS Coin WATER.-The initial lecture Of
Prof Williams st the Broadway Institute last night,
attracted an Overwhelming audience, and the affair
grand success in every particular Capt Lynch,
of the eastern police district was the fortunate holder
Of the ticket calling for silver plated tea sett VAL
ued ct $25. large number of presents distribu
ted every night. See advertisement.
DRAMATIC RE4DIEGs.-Mr George Fandenhof. the
celebrated dramatic reader, will give series of dra
menting the lorh last.
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Mcdonald, the soul ptor, IS engaged on a
bust of Charles OConor, made to the order ofa num-
Der of the members Of the bench and bar of New
York. The price Of 1t is $2,C0O
A Spanish gentleman studying English in
Bridgeport CT. being at the tea table and desiring
to be helped to soma sliced tongue-in doubt as to
the term hcsitated moment, and then said II
will thank you, Miss to pass he that language"
The Narragansett Club, an association
Of gentlemen in Providence interested in early Amer
lean literature, i, preparing to reprint the writings of
Roger Williams. the works of John Cotton, George
Fox. John Clarke. Gai other worthless. relating to
the first settlers Of New England.
"A draft for the sum of FIVE hundred and
tHenty-sx dollars in gold has been received in Rich
mond, from Messrs John Dickinson d Co. of Hous-
ton, Texas which sum is sent from the ladies Of
Texas to the widow Of Gen. Stonewsl Jackson.
"A life-size bust portrait of Gov. Morton,
painted by 7. Buchanan Read. waa on Friday pre-
scented to the city Of Cincinnati by the citizens who
ordered ii i token to the Governor for the great
service rendered that city when threatened By rebels
in Kentucky.
General Frank Blair, before Leaving ST.
Louis for Cincinnati entered bis action in the Cir
cult Court against Messrs. Rdgeley and Thompson for
$4,000 damages. The defendants in this suit were
Judges Of Election and refused to allow General
Blair to vote unless he would take the oath prescribed
by the Constitutions
The Lynchburg, Va, Republican, in a
sensible article the labor question at the South
says; The employment of negro labor for some time
10 come will be necessity with the people of the
South. White labor will gradually come in to sup
plant it, but it will be very slow. and
trely inadequate to the immediate demands OF labor u
IN view Of which the Republican thinks il ridiculous
10 offer Iahorars. white or black, only IS month
4 Heavy DIvGDEND.-1he Gettysburg National
3ank Tuesday week declared an extra dividend Of
tiy per cent. on the capital stock out Of surplus
.und.
D@An.--Co B. +. Dill the editor of the Memphis
ippeat died at Forrest Hill, Tenn, the 4th inst