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wilbur Opera fe,nDany.

Baltimore imericdD. S1W, Dab and
Ergyy Sdfuday OF November IL, lSs2,
saws Patience by tlie Wilbur Opera
Company al The Academy Of Music last
night was the best representation ever
given In this city
Norfolk falls into line and says the same
on "wednesday last.
At Ford Opera-IIou~e, Washington, ID.
C.. last week, ,tanding-room only 1t every
performance.
General sherman, Secretary Folecr, and
the japanese ambassador and suite were
present nj the closing performance OF Pa
ficncc on Saturday night in Washington.
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

NJ ON AN sales of Real Estate made bctwccnthe
l-tOf January and last ct juno the taxes for the
present year have % hc paid boy the purchaser on
tll stlc- made between the l~t OF JWy and last of
thr wear tle take have % Doe paid boy the seller
RMS cu4toW was adopted about fifteen years age
bv ell the real estate agents in Richmond. and ap.
plies tO RichmOudaHd ylciniN.l
ALLEN DICKERSON. 1925 Ham street, China
JAS. MACDOUGALL, l0iS \. NJ. furniture. ear
pei stoves, &c.
JNt~E. LAIGIlION. IRE lO'a y VI. ana , T..
VI. Havana cigars.
=. -. COOK, 10 4. ", furniture. carfets, Sc.
WILLIAM II. LYNE < CO... T.. NJ, two--iory
frame dwelling ou west Dusd street opposite
Nt.Ii0n church.
>. THOMPSON BROW y. ~ T.. NJ, sale of The
old " Pitcher rc-idoucc." with large Dot of
ground on Besidero -tr,ti, near Madison pub
ne school.
FRANK y. WiLL 4 CO.. I =. W., elegant four
story double brick residence, with large side
lot. az the northeast corner OF Third ana cary
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Meteorological.

The subioined table gives the readings
Of the thermometer, the course Of the
wind at sunrise, and the amount OF rain
fall for the month OF November. The
readings OF the thermomete! were taken
in an elevated portion OF the city, free
from any. influence OF refracted neat, and
from French instruments, showing the
highest and lowest points OF the mercury
during each twenty-four hours. 1t is be-
lieved that no better situation for OBSERVE
tions Of this character can be found in olr
city. They have been carefully noted, and
are believed TO be absolutely correct:
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DON'T FORGET TIT PLACE
CHRIsTlIAs CAKDs.
Ct L NS


HAS DPLNED his WIN
A Irze invoice Of BLACK WALNUT TABLES
BOON SHELVES, CORNER -BEAChEIN =
,DE-BRACKET>, TOWEL-EACRs' Iol-
LET-MRROR- &c, &C.:
some HANDSOME SQUARE EBONY FtDhs-
TALs 20 50, 81. and sG;
HANDSOME LEATHER and ALLl"AIV
SHOPPING-SATCHELS:
ELEGANT PLUSH ~HOPPlND->Al' HHi9'
FLE1ANT PLUSH CARD-tAst>'
BEAUTIFUL HAND-PAINIED CAiD-' Ao'-'
ats3;
More II tbo~e BRT ~II-sFT, al y worth 20
AfINE PLUSH BRU>ll-sET AZ -;
An immense line Of sNlO tOMblNA4'oN
FRAME, from soc. 20 $50;
ALI .ize. UI-~TlC- at bottom prices
In PLUSH. VELVET. and SATIN COMBlNA-
TIONs we show q large assortment;
We -bow some wonderful bargains IN D'LL9-
notably the one 20 $3.50. An who have seeh u
admit IL T.. worth 3d. There were only oo III
the casr. and no more 10 De had at any price,
The DOLL ve sell ~ Be-. Is cheap enough al zoe,
our Il Doll. j.. me hc,t We have ever sho"h' anu
Richmond people know what that me''h'.
Country order. should be sent as cary I'll, pc, p,'
bic % ~lfN -. J.' -. ro 81
Catalogue, mailed free SEND Tor one. ~ -
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:, ,,s been rumored from time TO tme
.,d, ~ 7 T| ord Ripon intended to mark ms con,
Ina' inn i-o 70 the Roman faith by restoring at
version :" nort 81 Fountains Abbey. Ger
Least there Is to be a revival OF monas-
talhiy' ,i,n,ions - in England, ii would be
tic ihs.l.Ghl ha'ir'hle from an archaeological
most o ~ VIEW. that it should be the means
point Or;n~ or 's'" some OF the magnificent re re-
OF restoring scattcred over the country.
mains ,inom lom il very rich, and has only'ene !,
Lord KiPonn 10 - ere Grcy. Fountains was part
child, LUrT pcat c estate bcqueathed to his father
Sa @ ss isf Spy by remote kaswG%a12 Ss 2 nro O. Lave Ave
areSs: Of the %S %sre reSu 's it,
and the entire roof was snTrs" peSa, ap and in
wears YEA later the tower WAS whs were were made.
isIo other importan; repairs "''N
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Uu,cd while frying 30 shooi
Ghost.

A Locust-Gap pa telegram oi " {, Gullcs- l',..
doy saws: Mrs. Thomas Moore died mere
totdav & from the effects OF wound recciveu
undeT peculiar circumstances. heI ,!'l'.- nus
hand was employed at Loe-spling coillcrs
oS niobt-watchman, and on dinerchi occG-
Ions while making his rounds an appaTl-
non appeared to him. He dislked 10 man ,,,n,.
reyelation of the strange occurrence ei'I1l I,
TO the coliery officials or his laGly, tdr.od o 10
~ became , so unnerycd that he was forced /, 10 =,
Give up his position and make known VIM Ia
5e had seen. The visitors were seen pc,
riodjrally for year. and were IN hulllail
lhonc silently fitting about and always
mrereded by a sitting smell OF sulphur
,tter Having the colhery the yisitationS al,-
nasrcd At his house, and were witnessed D!
liz wife. who last night saw the appaIllioh
IN ~ her bedroom, and in her iright 10
aro,,.e ~ her husband revolver when ,he!
had adm under the pillow went of, the Dall Ell, m
tnrin~ t'"J her left side. After suffering grea'
nain Mrs. Moore died at noon. ehe Il, lgaar' '',.
Len children. The affair causes hiuon oN'
element here"
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&c Srr,e .riher. Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

&c Sub. ,ril,er: Richmond Telephone
Exchange.
Please note the following changes and
addition, to December /, 1852. aud enter
the same m your catalogues:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
- ID. Columbus. corner Third aQd Broad
streets, l. :, No. 3l4.
Sol. Haas, corner Franklin ana Shafer,
l.. :, Nc 80.
Ramos & Moses, 9li east Main street, l..
=. no. Gt3.
J. Watkins, corner Ninth and Cary,
l.. s., No. 3l2.
Yanccy, Waddey & Co.. l1l2 east Main
street. J.. =, No. $40.
CHANGE OF NainE.
Aiiilsr Il Pierce TO J. VI. Walton.
CHANGE OF LOCATION.
T.. \. Patterson x Co., from corner
Twcuty-fourth and Main 30 No. 327 south
Seventh street. Y. -. WILKINSON,
Assistant Manager.
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EREE EXHIBITION DAILY
At
l.. LEWIS, ART-GALLhFl'
Ny HOLIDAY GOODS
.n..n IVAN Mn

ny HDLlDAl tPVD, ....x...
.pv >nXv opFN FOR EXAMINATION,
mon, ,,htcharc Tie following articles
PAINTINGS. ESGRANINGs, WAIEh 'oT-
DEN. t..
ALB ST. from % cents upward, ,,;,Vp1 GASES;
Plush ODOIs-. TOILkI-, ana JE y a. a. cc,fs mn.
PUOToGKAPII FRAMES, FROM ~ otyts ,yie- "P
wards-oyer three hundred l, dinesshtN hhtNitIIfD,
EASELs IN EBONY Oh """ '-''
uAxplPAISTfD sIm Al S'T PLACQUEs and PLAGUE
FRAMES .,,(,ru. fPAsS elegantly
framed in plush and bronze, reer.
CORNI1'FS In an stylcs made 70 vI9Si t.Scu and
PIN aud HANTFL MIRRORS fhh'
GTRMAk PLATE; .,.,.p CARDS at
CItpfSTWsS and SEW-lEAk. t.aIeI from
wholesale aud retail Of al man1,'StS nan IN stoeS.
one cent upwai ds-OYer si'VUO si'VUO,.rrv ~
AhiiSii ~ l.. LEWIS,
9l2 Main street.
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PERFECT BrCKwuEAr CAFES in three minutes
can be made by using lIECKERs SELF-RAIsING
BUCKwHEAT.
HECKER's sELF-RAIsISG FLOUR makes bis
cults and cakes ih ten minutes, without yeast or
bakng-powder, and without setting To- rise.
For sale by all grocers.
"BCcuUPMBA." Quick, complete cure, all am
noying Kidney and Urinary Diseases. Al.
JUST THINK was permanently cured of
chlls and fever by the use OF one box OF OwENs'S
ANTr-CHILL PILLS. Price, 80 cents q box.
OWENS & MfNOR, Richmond. Va.
DON'T DIE In the house. Rough on Rats.
Clear, out rats mice, flies reaches, bcd-bugs. 1jc
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TuASKsGIvING-DAY.- -Thanksgiving-daay
j. a sort Of new holiday IN this part OF Inc
world. but since the President and the
Governor have by proclamation called at-
tention to il there is no reason TO uouD'
tbe fact that its observance yesterday was
pretty general. a.. o;,,iu
In many Of the churches in the city-h
fact. in a majority Of then-appropriale IeI =
ligious services were conducted, '''e"'' u
!" The hanks were closed and the post-ollice
also and n number of people thereby were
I've Ven n day's rest. The weather was GOOD
Soavino the fact that there was snow on the
sidewalks; but clear sky and bright Sun sun
,re,e ,,ec " sufficient to draw good many peo,,
nile ne' ont Of doors. In private circles good
deal G Of visiting was noticed and the / lnevl- y
table thanksgiving turkey was pretty gen.
ernlly discussed and enjoyed.
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Personals and Briefs.

The evidence IN the case Of W. L. smith
against the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company, now on trial in the
Circuit Court, is about through, and
speeches win be next i'm order. II is
question OF damages consequent upon the
burning OF the railroad bridge IN March
last.
Frank Frayne, who has several times
visited Richmond and shot apples of the
heads OF people, yesterday, in Cincinnati,
missed his mark and killed woman, rs
our telegram this morning explains.
The registrars Of the city have been
summoned to appear before the United
states grand jury on Monday and bring
their tehite books with them.
There have been about 200 persons sum-
moned before that grand jury, including
editor, and reporters from nearly all parts
Of Eastern Virginia.
United States Commissioner Pleasant,
will this morning Resume the examination
of .he election eases. II i likely that there
will be a large crowd in attendance, and a
rood many witnesses have been summoned.
Watkins. the RcadiuSter member OF the
House indicted in the llustlngs Court oi
Richmond for selling place at the peni-
tentiarv, is said never TO have been out ol
AppomattoX county, though for months a
fugitive from Justice.
II would seem from this that Watkins Is
guilty; but ne j. no more guilty than sew
Cral other memhars OF the Legislature, nor
more 50 than the officers who were parties
to such sales. all OF which were brought 10
light last MAY.
Watkins, 1t i> thought, was seen in this
city last night about 10 or IL o'clock; Il
may be that he has come to give himSel up
james J. Mitchell, Esq, editor OF the
| J0Jacco Rep0rtCr, of Louisville, ny, u VIZ
ginian bv birth and a former resident Oh
/ This city. i, in Richmond ON VISIT ana
also on business.
Rev. w. c. Walden has received from bis
many f.iends Of the UniOn-Staiion Melhod-
ist church beautiful family bible, A. a
token Of the high esteem in which he l.
held by them. Mr. Joseph +. Folkes made
a touching presentation address, TO which
Mr.. Walden fcelingly responded. Rev. Mr..
Voden fakes with him To his new home on
tbe Eastern shore the kindest regards OF
the people OF his late charge in this city.
The ladies OF the First Baptist church
invite all their friends to a supper tonight
in the lecture-rOOm for the beneht oi the
old Ladies' Home.
During the month the clerk OF the hu-i'
inrs Court issued Gj marriagc-iicenses-5d
white and the rest cOlored.
I'm the Chancery Court, for the monll
ending yesterday, 24l deeds were recorded
T. Il. Snead. commander; George Glib
son. Jr.. treasurer; and Il. ;. Denny, ,e'
cretary OF Napoleon Council, 20. All
American Legion OF Honor. called ye-teir'
day. evening on the widow OF the late A
4. Hutcheson and handed her check iol
! s3,OOO-the benefit due her by tins oruer ,,J
II takes money to keep carriage aho
horse. but il only requires little mus tl'
TO clean the snow from the sidewalk II
front Of your house, and thereby perhlP'
save some luckess pedestrian hard lail
Yesterday evening the cash-drawer II
Mr.. Polk Miller's drugstore was robbed o.
SI5 by colored boy, who was afterwards
arrested for same and locked up.
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DR.. j. Jay Nii,er's Lecture Last
Nigtif.

The closing lecture Of the Institute
course attracted to Repository Hall last
night the largest audience Of the week.
From The time when Or. Nillcr- Indicted
the ..black eve upon the people until he
put " Pompcy,n Iii, automaton, to rest, the
hall rang with the sound OF laughter and
well earned apphu,e-Ddily Herold,
ChdmberSjarg. Pa.
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Tenth. The man broke away from Officer
Brooks soon after being arrested and made
a dash for liberty, but the officer was toe
fleet for him and succeeded in recapturine
and locking him up in the Second police
sfafiOu-hDusP
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TAXIS.
(ITY TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY COLLEcToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, December /, lSe2.
11I. Office will b. open daily between ne
bour.of 0 oc.ock A. VI. and O'Clock r. VI. from tue
l5rm TO TIE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER IN
CIVsIyE for tie purpose Of receiving from ali
per,ons TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
ANY person who shall fail 70 pay aid 'ahe'
within the time 20 limited will b. considered de-
linauen, and will BE- charged a penalty 81 FIVE
prR CENT. and mt. rest At rate of six per cent.
per annun. ~ - " ""ODH' "''D,,
de lin 'N''N'''''
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CSDERTAkEks.

JOsEPH ". LAE BE, =, 60
y FURNIsHINC-C,NNRRnn = NRnb a,p ! nfit srnHkTs,
RfCHMOND, w., cAcTS
WOOD AND METALLIff BIEflHHt-' ~ kfHs. ''''''
nvi,s-7, in.,)t.'.,- 7,,,',uisite al LOWEST RATES
1eezrsphic and country 3p21
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W.Tcu-TuIEF.--L Last night oilcers
Brooks and IIobson arrested coIoi." ,n"i ,'''n
named Willis Dabney on charee VI s,."'
ing watch from +. Abraln' lhe ,,, ium"p,o1, on1
ker, on Broad street between N'h'h """
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Ralnanror ,.oAena,r. Iss..--..-.. 1888

is''sAi .t''+t - -N
BRoAD-SrREEr METHODIST CHURCH. The
congregation at Broad-Strcet Metho dist
church, as well ~ the cfiZcnS OF Richmond
generally. are no doubt congratulating
themsclvc, upon the good fortune that has
fallen TO their lot in securing in the Place
Of such popular minister aS Or. starr
such a worthy man as Rev \. G. Bledsoe.
lie j. regarded as one OF the most able ana
attractive ministers in the Virginia Confer
cnce. and in his new field will no doubt
have his labOrS blessed with abundant USE
fnlncss.
Police CoURr.-The following Yere
disposed Of Yesterday:
George Williams (colOred), charged with
being disordcrly on the street and resisting
the police and a>saulting and striking Har-
~ Davis. Fined 3lj.
Mollic Hewlett (colorcd). charged with
being drunk Fined -.
Daniel Jennings and james J.. Balkins
were fined - 80 each for being drunk.
Albert Egglcston was fined - for being
drunk and di-order.y.
OLIvETIE LAST NIGnT.-La,I night the
Wilbur Opera Company played Oliycttc 10
4 very good audience. Tonight the same
company wIll give Gilbert X sullivan :
famou, opera Patience. The costumes
used tonight viii De worn for the first
time BY the company, having been received
by them yesterday. ON Saturday night the
Nascotte viii be given. and every lady at-
tending will be- presented with handsome
S0urenjr. This company has played the
Ma-cottc over six hundred times.
DR. j. JAY NLLEEs.-The opening lcc-
ture in the star course promises II be 4
great success. numerically and otherwise.
The diagram shows, after two days sale,
les, than two hundred seats left. Or. VIII
Ter, is said 10 be one OF the great curi0si-
ties OF the day. and his vii, humor, patho>,
and wonderful facial power are ranked b..
those who have heard him ~ among the
/ xetv hest
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THE VERDICT (aflcr an impartial trial; The
CrLLuLoIp EYE-GLAssEs VIII staAd zen u'hs'
moro abuse than any other. For sale by All le"u-
ing jewellers aud opticians.
TO THE COSsUNPrlYt.-N iLboh '"'i " y"
- Con.I WIN on. AMP LIsfE. without possosslar
~, or, nau.r.ting favor of the article rs he;<to-
Tor, used. /, endowed by the Phosphate oi Lin'
Win heating property which renders The Oh
donbly ealcacions. Remarkable Testimonials "l
,,s ,sac,cy can DO shown. sold by y, H. WiLBoE
Chemist, Boston, aud all druggists
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WEATHER REPORT

m NpiCATioNs FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
u'e a,iantic States, warmer, fair weather
pressure. VI 'o"oi
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We want our friend, 10 know that they
can yet the genuine Montrose whi,hey AT
Mr. ". T. Aliens, No. llo0 yest Clay
street. He sells itpurc and genuine.
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NOTICE TO MANCHESTER TAX
PAYERS.

Rememher that per cent. VIII ~ A,DEp u, a.
~ y"nr ttxes unpaA after Dcccla5er - both
CiT'Y and SCHOOL ! Az q, Wen A. 80, II :, " ! T.,
no D5-tDecI Treasurer City ~ Maneb~'eF'
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST,
(oc 3Q-Su.W&Fl
HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS AT y. LEoNARD's,
JOCKS, STATIONERY, &c.

My holiday opening has lust begun. am Ire-
pared o. III splay TIE largest and most elegant as
sorimCnt of HOLIDAY GOODS ever offered bv
ne before. and am -ure that my friends who de-
sire 90 make Christina. gifts Will De more than
pleased with my assortment. as IL has been care
fulv selected with view 20 suit the tastes Of all
4 superb line Of CHRISTMAS CARDS from Eng
n-h. German. and American mauuiacturcr,-very
cheap Also @ ine liuc II ALB NS. WRITING
DESKS. 0DOk-t ASE-. WOkh-BOAEo: HAND
KERCHiEF-. GLOVE. JiN FL. and FANCY
BONFS; FANCY GILT PANELS and PANEL
PICTURES. Fine line Of LEATHER and Plush
GOODS. ineudug Ladic,' Sltchels, Pocket
Books. Purses. &c. GOLD AUTOMATIC Pm
Observation-Disclosures and Pens speciality.
GIFT BDOkS Tor old and young. Large a.~ori-
meut uf GANES-Lagomacha " ori-Maklng,
Paroht--i. Popular Authors. &C.
ENGLISH CnATTEBBON. 7Jc.
F.ne line Of PRAYERS aud HAMNAL>. fit-
IJEf-FRAMf>. e.
DON'T FORGET THT PLACE.
y. LEONARD'>.
uo8u NJ. 9os Main street.
CHRISTMAS CAItDS.
We -han open our large and varied assortment
CHRISTMAS CARDS
ou MONDAY, November 9th. and cordially in-
tiielf O.. call and make their selection from ue
large and extensive display offered hy Us.
BOOKS % every description and price
NOES WEST. JOHNSTON a 90.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing tone at
the DISPATCH PRINTIVG-lIOusE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guarantccd.
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NJ c. PLAIDs. .seovTMfNrs.
N. 30 BALES Goop. oSToKrs GO
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STINERW ARE
kIRK'S ELEGANT
StLVERW ARE.

HOT SODA IS the most popular of beverages ihls
roo. weather. GEOEsE SCHTN .aH give you ko-
40, Col.e, Chocolate Ginger l., moIadc. SCHC rs
M-SERAL-WAtER ESTABLISHMENT, Eleventh.
and VAIN ,trecf..
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cold. was o'car ana
iHfRN0METER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ o..
"A. NJ, 30; noon, SO; 3 u. NJ. 3s.e p
NJ, 30; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature, 32i
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+ II. CHRISTIAN. ,xrn GO
He fSaNii2siiSS Sd. Ni2iS f@sI sssI Bnotsp STREET
,.,'oat ~ MOOD and NIL, ~. ~ y
c., 1as arge a,sXrIs. a,sTrtIs suRoUDs, CLOTH CAS-
1anniry and telegraph orders Pio''P Se a-eo'
to a9x or Digft
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fITsIT
The average minimum temperature for N0vem
Der. 1881. was k2.2. and thcnca temperature for
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althmond Ilispatth.
f"'pAf'...'..... DECEMBER 1. 1882.

As'rHE CIRCULATION OF THE prsp,rcu
= hN""ER THAN THE CONFINED CIRcr.
LAIioN oFALL TIE OTHER DAILY xrwe
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
entered az the Post-oflice az Rlchmo,a y. -.
sccond-class matter.I
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pIyF0RD x sUTHER-cTs

vrry.I.ufSI, I'NDIEf AhIhc,
.ftHf,NM. rAsT fRANKLIS sTHEEI.
All iignfs rclnl.Ile iee'saFi9TFA sMaFi9TAhhic, II. WOOD
cTaPe 4nli Fly g,9 - 81 aud CAsKETs. aro, d,y
a co.ntrv and telegraph orders pr'inP's seo1sm
and ufplf.
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MOZART HALL
TUESDAY. DECEMBER i2.lsS2.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL OF MERIT
TESDERED 70
MIR. PIERRE BEeNAPD
~ THE
MOZART ASSOCIATION.
MOZART HALL,


lrr Pierre Btra0rd:
Resolrci, That the Board of Governor, of the
Mozart Association, recognizing and appreciating
the 1reGf Scrrices rendered 10 the Association by
Nr. PIERRE BERNARD, hereby tender him "A COM
plmentry concert or opera, tO take place at such
time a. may be- agreeable 20 him and also
Rcsoired, That the Board of Governors giedQes
USeLf T. SDQre no fpOff - make such entertain
ment ,oorihy y tie occasion.
To ne Boari n Gorernors of ne Nosart isso-
cf0ti0R.
Gcntenen.--m expressing my ihansfulncss Tor
the kindly sentiments conveyed In your rcsolu-
tiOns feel myself totally at loss for fitting Ian
guage in which 10 ciothe my thoughts, and can
friends have not forgotten the humble GrftY whose
aim has been and ever viii De 10 deserve 10y un-
ccasinr ciolta their ,u. rous anprc-iation.
In accCrdal with yolr desire, allow me 10 de-
otcaslon on which -hail be most happy 90 accept
Ii,nain yorr., respectfully.
PfEHrF BFRSARD.
DEBUT ~ OPERA 0E
vi AuAII LEVY Lady Jane,
,r THO,gtS T. GgISH as Duk. 81 Duastsb,c
Miss EVA MILLS as PATIENCE,
assisted hy
Messrs. JENKINS, RAMOS, PuZINI, BER-
THE ENTIRE NOR ,RT cnoEus AND
and
Nessrs. IIOFF, RANT. and CT NNINGliAM,
N FANORlTE SELECTIONS.
ADMISSION: Fifiy cents; reserved sests, 20
1 cents extra. no Hs-tufS SNuN
DICHMOND THEATRE.
/ MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
DECEMBER arm AsD 9TH.
The management has the honor - announce the
r,ippcaranco and special agetoent for two.
nights of the greatest living truggdicunc,
IANAI ~tiIEh.
supported by company Of Incompatible strength
and excellence. The productions II this engage
ment will be
MONDAY. DECEMBER I'm
the Beautiful Emotional llEma.
MOTHER AND son.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER BIN,
the Grand Historical Drama,
MARIE ANIOIAAIlE.
Mr. NAllI. ClilI.Ds Manager.
Mr.. EDWARD TAYLOR, iusinc-. Manager.
Reserved seats. -. Admission, %. 90, and Zoe.
/ BoN-.hect opens FRIDAY go \. NJ at Theatre
/ aud Ramos & MO-e-'.
] WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 9Th, NJ.
/ bey'. DOUBLE INCLF-TOM'~-CABlN COM
/ PANi, with two Topsy- sni two Lawycrs.
800 3U-it'
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