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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-23

Bricfs and Personals.

The weather Is improving, the wind
didn't blow, aud although the cold wave
was upon us. it was clear, and people re-
joiced accordingly.
Captain ii. Il. Owen, OF Green Bay,
Prince Edward county, was in attendance
at the United States Court yesterday.
Mr.. George j. Martin, OF Boothvllle, w.
Va, died on the southern train from
Florida yesterday morning OF consump-
ton. lie had been to Florida for his health.
His remains were prepared here for re-
moval to his home.
The prolonged session OF the United
States Court and the bad weather has kept
United States Marshal II. p. Hughes from
going to Petersburg and paying off the SUI
peryisors of election there. They will be
paid shortly.
At the Theatre last night there was very
little going out for drinks between acts
where the same would disturb ladies. This
is an Improvement in the manners OF the
theatre-goers for which the ladies viii be
really thankful.
All persons who have control Of churches
and public halls and theatres should keep
posted about the weather. In cold weather
they should build fires. In warm weather
they should let i'm fresh air.
In front Of the City Hall yesterday the
city hands performed the feat OF shovelling
the snow from the gutter into the roadway
OF Broad street.
Mrs. Julia Gardiner Tyler, widow OF eX-
President John Tyler. and her daughter,
of this city, arrived in Washington, ID. c..
for protracted soiOurn yesterday. They
are stopping at the Kensington, on / street.
The thirty-third annual report OF the
Manhattan Liie-Insurance Company, j.
Adair Pleasants general agent, will be read
with interest by its many Virginia policy
hnldpra
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-Ovcr o dozen Masons belonging
to Manchester Lodge, No. II, visited Rich
mond last night in one OF MoOre's stages 70
listen TO the address OF Brother William X.
Gait, OF Norfolk, on the Third Degree, de-
livcred at st. Aibans Hall. The ball was
crowded with the brotherhood, including
Past Grand Masters Beverley X. Wexford,
Jr.. and William i. Taliaierro, and Rights
Worshlpful H. w. Murray, Deputy Grand
Master: A. y. Courtney, District Deputy
Grand Master; William Il. lsaacs, Grand
Secretary OF the Grand Lodge; and .. NJ.
Marshall, Grand Secretary. The meeting
was Joint one OF all the lodges, but the
brethren were called on by the Worshipful
Master Of No. 0. The lecture proved OF
the most interesting character. and was
highly enioyed. Manchester Lodge was
headed by Worshipful w. r. Weisiger.
Three hundred OF the craft were present
last night.
Yesterday Henry Brooks was before his
Honor the Mayor upon the charge OF theft,
but the evidence failed to sustain the charge
and he was released from custody.
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WHO Is MRS. WINSLOW?

As this question Is frequently asked, We WIN SIM
ply say that she Is lady who for upwards OF thirty
Years has untiringly devoted her time and talents
as female physician and nnrse, principally among
children. She Inns especially studied The const'u-
ton and wants Of This numerous elas- and, rs a
result OF this effort, and practical knowledge OBJ
tained In lifetime spent az 4 nurse and physl-
elan. she has compounded Soothing Syrup FOR
children tccthlng. It operates like mlsic-giYinS
rcst and health and Is moreover, sure TO regulate
the bowels In consequence OF this article hrs.
Wlnslow Is becoming world-renowned rs a bene-
factor of her race; children certainly do RISE UP
and bless her; especially IS this The ease IN this
elty. Vast quantities OF the Soothing syrup are
ALLY sold and used here. We think Mr. Wins
low has Immortallzed her name by this invaluahIe
article. and we sincerely believe thousands OF fchi-
drcn have been saved from an early grave by l's
timely use and that millions ye. unborn VIII share
ia beueAts, and unite IN calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty 10 her Suffering
little one, In our opinion, until she has given II
the benefit of MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try II, moshers--TIY 1T Sow.-Lddits
Vfsftor, New York city. Sold by all druggist
| 25 cents a hottie. aSS-eoalM
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TWelfffr.Niglat Ball.

The ladies' who arranged TO have a
Twelfth-Night ball in the early part OF this
month (Which from unavoidable circum-
stances had TO be given upl have decided
upon a grand ball, to be had at the armory
of the First Virginia regiment on Thurs
day, February fst. The programme in
cudes dancing from to o'clock and a
supper. The hall will be Handsomely de-
corated, comfortable seats provided for
spectators, and everything done TO make
this the most brilliant and enjoyable event
of the season. Invitations VIII be issued
early this week, which will entitlc holders
of the same to purchase tickets. The
young people are requested to wear fancy
dresses
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Aid for Sufferers by the Floods in Ger
mnny.


A mass-meeting OF German citizens was
held last night for the purpose OF devising
means to render aid to their countrymen
In the Rhinish provinces, who are sufferers
by the recent great floods. A permanent
organization was effected by the election OF
the following officers: a. Osterloh, presi-
dent; Rev. +. Huber, Rev. +. Dryer, Rev.
Benno Hegele, 8. Rosenbaun, Henry Wen-
eel, Julius Meyer, ID. Tiedemann, A. Bo-
deker, III. q. Miller, Louis Euker. Charles
Saelzer, M. Millhiser, q. A. Peple (Man-
chesterL III. Noltenius Petersburg), vice
presidents; Carl Wippermann, secretary !;
Herman Schmidt, treasurer Robert Wen-
denburg, Herman g. Boschen, L. Wagner,
and j. G.. Kaufman, executive committee.
The following committees were then ap-
pointed to canvass the city and collect
funds:
Clay Ward-John Fl. Boschen, John
Lauer, ii. G. ForstInann, l.. Spies.
Monroe Ward-IIerman Schmidt, j. C..
Kaufman, Charles l.. Siegel, William
Lovenstein.
Madison ward-R. Wendenburg, Abram
Gunst, l.. Bromm, L. Wagner, William
Heller.
jefferson Wards. M. Rosenbaum,
Cnflstlan Zlmmer, Y. y. lnon, n. OsteT-
loh. Sol. Wise, &. Duncker.
Marshall Ward-H. Metzger, Marx Mel
son, Peter Stumpf, s. Ullman, Henry
Bucker.
Jackson Ward - Alex. Hierholzcr,
Charles Gasser, Jacob Wolff, Charles
Herbst.
These committees are called TO meet to-
night at Singer Hall at 8 o'clock to finally
organize and commence their labors.
A considerable amount was subscribed
at the meeting. The great floods in Ger
many have caused immense and irreparable
loss. both in life and property, and the dis
tress there is very great, and it is certain
that the appeal to the charity and generos-
i,y of the people OF Richmond will not be
unheeded when the committees make their
rounds.
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YoUNG MEMS UNION PRAYEB-MEETING
OF THE METHODIST CHURCHES OF RICHA0ND
AND MANCHEsTER.-The regular monthly
meeting of the young men OF the Methodist
churches OF Richmond and Manchester
was held at Broad-Street Methodist church
Sunday afternoon at % O'Clock. The eXer-
cises were conducted by David Lumsden,
OF Broad. Street church, and opened with
prayer by Rev. p. A. Peterson. The meet
ing was well attended and the exercises
very interesting ana profitable, consisting
OF singing Gospel hymns, exhortations,
and prayers for the salvation cf young
men. Rev. Z. A. Peterson made an earnest
exhortation TO the young men on stability
in Christian life, and urged them TO work
earnestly for the salvation OF their young
friends. The meeting unanimously In
structed the Executive Committee to ar
range for week Of prayer under the di--
rection OF the young men, the time and
place to be announced hereafter.
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WuBOR's CoD-LIvEG OIL AND IIME-.Pcr-
sons who have been taking t0d-LiYer Oh VIII be
pleased 10 learn that Dr. Wilbor has succecded'
from directions Of several professional gentlemen
I'm combining tie pure on ana Lime In such a
manner that II IS pleasant TO the tSte and It's et-
feels IN iung-compla'nts are truly wonderful. very
many persons whose cases were pronounced nope
less. and who had taken the clear oil for a long
lime without marked effect nave been entirely
cureI by using this preparation. BE sure and get
the genuine Manufactured only by 4. II. VIII
RON, Chemist. Sold by al druggists.
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THE CONCERT AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
The attendance at the First Baptist church
(colored) last night was very gratifying TO
fhe members OF the congregation, and the
amount realized will go far towards lifting
the debt incurred bv the church In making
certIin repairs. which have made the First
Baptist one OF the prettiest churches in the
city. s,..,
and Walker acquitted themselves very
handsomely in the concert, anu afterwards
DR.. ii. A. Tupper delivered IN Interesting
address that was listened 70 WIN profound
attention.
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NEW CATHEDRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The members OF st. Peters congregation
net at Cathedral Hall Sunday night and
organized the new Cathedral Association.
Right Rev. John J. Beane, Bishop OF the
Diocese, was elected president; Andrew
Pizzin. Jr., first ylce-president; AlcXan-
der IIierholzcr. second yice-president; Ed
ward Meagcr. third vice-presidcnt; Joseph
W. Laube. secretary; a. NJ. Kelley, trea-
surcr. 4 board OF trustees was appointed
John Purcell, chairman). The officers and
board of trustees wlll hold 4 meeting next
Thursday night, at the Bishops residence,
TO devise plan to raise funds for building
the new Cathedral.
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RUMoRED APPoINTMENT.-It was current
ly stated on the streets yesterday that Colo
mel J. B. Raulston had been appointed col
lector OF internal revenue in the Danvillc
district, in place OF William l.. Fernald,
recently adiudged lunatlc both by COM
mission OF lmacy in Danville and the emil
nent DR.. Hammond, OF New York. Colo
mel RauIston at one time occupied posi-
tjon in the revenue Office in Danyile, and
is thoroughly conversant with all the work.
incs OF the department.
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NOT REsIGNED.-It was currently report
Cd Yesterday and generally credited that
Collector Brady, OF the Petersburg inter-
nal.reyenue district, had recalled his resig-
nation AZ collector, not being assured posi-
lively OF his appointment as CLERK OF ,he
Supreme Court OF Appeals. Certain hitches
in the programme, perhaps, may nave
caused the doughty collector to recall the
old adage that ga bird in the hand Is worth
two In the BUSH"
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The Probability Of u Reduction I'm the
Price Of Gas.

In view OF the fact that II either pend
Ing plan for the enlargement OF the gas
supply OF Richmond is adopted the city
will be able to reduce gas from s2 to sl.40
or less, and make all the profit 1t does now,
the people will take more than usual in
terest in those works. The following Is a
report Of operations there for the calendar
wear 1882:
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Wow and Seasouabsc Goods.

Boston Baked Beans, in cans.
Sugar Corn, dried.
Green Corn, on the cob, ten TO twelve
ears in a can.
Pearl Barley.
A fresh arrival Of Crackers and Cakes,
and Anchoyies in oil. For sale by
JOSEPH M. BLAIR, Grocer,
SOB pace Block Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear
and cloudy, with much colder weather IN
the evening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, 80;
o A. n, "a; noon, 80; 3 p. NJ, 81; L.
NJ, 81; midnight, 25.
Mean temperature, 324.
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POLICE NEws.-Yesterday afternoon
CAPTAIN Epps, OF the Third district, upon
warrant sworn ont by him. searched the
nremises Of Lewis Carpenter (colored),
who lives on Brook avenue near Lelgn
street, and found about So worth OF corn
and oats. alleged to be the property OF
WesSrs. simpson & Bass. Carpenter was
arrested. and subsequently bailed for ms
appearance before the Police Court. Iht
narties charged with the theft had not been
arrested at midnight hast night.
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Rtll lGupllirn Had Them.

Our friends could have been accommo-
dated with first-class oysters during the
oyster famine last week If they had called
at Smelling g. Adams's, near the Exchange
Hotel. They had them all the time, and
have now genuine Lynnhaven-bay oysters.
and, as they control the trade, will always
have them.
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By contracting severe cough and cold
was compelled to give up my daily work
and keep TO the house. A neighbor re-
commended me to try bottle OF DR.. BULBS
Cough Syrup; it was procured and used.
To nv great establishment relief was IN
stantaneous. EDWARD W. CLAYTON,
WnVerlY, Nd.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Yester-
day this court appointed United States
Marshal Rutlcdge =. Hughes receiver Of
the concern OF l.. Courtney jenkins x Co.,
and ordered Il sale OF the goods OF the
house. Marshal Hughes executed bond
for the faithful performance OF his duties
IN the sum of $1,000. The appointment OF
Mr. Hughes was made at the request OF
creditors.
The grand jury found two indictments
against Albert Andrews for violating the
internal-reyonue laws, ana were Afterwards
discharged until the April term.
In the case OF Albert Andrews the jury
found the accused not guilty, and he was
discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-23

ROBSON AND CRANE AT THE THEATBE.--
The following programme VIII be OBJ
served: "Wednesday, Forbidden Fruit !;
Thursday, Our Bachelors; Friday, Com
edy Of Errors; Saturday matinee, Forbid
den Fruit; Saturday evening, sharps and
Flats.
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POLICE CoURT-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Eliza Perkins (colored), disordcrly inthe
street, was fined g.
Frank Halstead was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Joseph Still and William Jones were
fined SIS each for carrying concealed
weapons. - son
John Brown (colored was fined % Tor
assault and battery.
Daniel Temple and Spencer Jones,
charged with stealing one gossamer CLOAK
from Mrs. John Keegan. The case was
continued to Tuesday.
Susan johnson and Mary Mabry (both
coloreG were fined 81 each for beng
drunk.
William Lewis was fined 81 for allowing
hi. team to 90 at large in the street.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-H. seldom Tay-
lor. real estate auctioneer, sold yesterday a
perpetual lease upon the Excbange-Hotel
PROPERTY which yields IN annual rent OF
$50 nett. for $4,000; also, 792 feet Of va
cant ground in the West End, In Allen 5
plan, fronting on both sides OF Taylor
street east Of Randolph street. and running
back 120 feet to an alley, at Sl,0Si; also,
nine other lots in same plan, four fronting
on Dance street 30Xl20 feet each, at ZIG,
and five on the north side OF Ashland street
3Ox120 feet each, at Sjl0-total, SlO,3iO.
Mr.. Taylor still has large number OF lots
in the same plan Tor sale on liberal terms.
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RUyAwAY AcCIDENT.-Ycsterday after
noon while General Joseph K. Andersou's
carriage, in which were seated Mrs. John
Il. Anderson and Miss Otey Cullen, was
passing along Franklin street the team
escaped the control OF the driver and ran
away.
The carriage went some distance before
Mss Cullen, fearing the worst, jumped
out, and in doing so received some slight
injury. She was first taken to the residence
Of Mr. Bailey Davis, and later was removed
70 her home i'm Mr.. J. b. PAGES carriage.
Mrs. Anderson remained in the carriage
until it was stopped near Monroe Park, and
escaped injury. The accident for a While
created some excitement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-23

MONUMENTAL. CHURCH GUILD.-TO-night
at the Monumental church the fourth nu-
steal entertainment oil the Monumental
Church Guild will occur a choice pro-
gramme. which embraces both vocal and
instrumental music, has been arranged for
the occasion. and the fact that such artistes
as Mrs. Knowles, Misses Chaplin and Arm
strong. and MeSSrs. Cowan, Grant, and
Chapin are TO take part is an assurance tha.
the entertainment will be OF the highest
order OF excellence. IL il safe to predict
that the attendance will be large.
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THE RIyEE.-From Saturday evening to
Yesterday morning there was rise in the
river which amounted TO about seven or
eight feet, after which time there was
slight fall.
The freshet was Of proportions to excite
alarm on Sunday night. and the agents OF
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
very wisely concluded to remove their
freight out OF danger in the sheds by pl'-
cling It upon their barses.,
The sudden change OF the weather-from
the mildness Of spring on sunday morning
10 the severity Of the Arctics almost Sum
day night and last night-probably put a
cheek TO the freshet.
As it was, il went over some OF the
Wbaryes ut Rockets.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The following CON-
prised the docket disposed OF by this court
yesterday:
Buckncr rs. Metz. Submitted on ! .nted
notes.
Muse rs. Friedenwall. Argued by a. l..
Boulware for appellant, and submitted.
Keesee Clark and ais. rs. Border Grange
Bank. Argued by +. f. Bouldin for appel
LIANT, and submitted.
Western Union Telegraph Company rs.
REYNOLDS Brothers. Argued by Robert
stiles for plaintiff in error ana Richard
Wake for defendant IN error.
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RAILROAD RoBBER AT LARGE .AGAIY.-A
short time ago Detective John Wren went
down into North Carolina and arrested
noted colorcd desperate named Ben. Ellis
on Il charge Of robbing the freight-cars OF
tle Richmond and Danville railroad. He
lodged EIlisin the Jail at Lexington, Da-
wilson county, \. c., taking care while
dong so to caution the authorities to Sc
curely iron Ellis, and keep strict watch
over him, else lie would escape, even ii he
had to do something violent in order to do
so Sunday Mr.. Wren received a telegram
stating that Ellis had undermined the Jail
and made good his fight for parts I'M
known. lie at once sent man TO the
vicinity. and it is to lie hoped he will be
able 70 bring his man down again.
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, dc.
LEwIs's FINE-ART GALLERY.
FREE EXHIBITION DAILY.

The largest stock Of OlL-PAiSIlNHs, IN
CRAVINGS, aud " R-COLoks In ne soa,hs
Two hundred styles OF CABINET ana oNio
FRAMES from Ice. upwards. ,,.
ART-PIECEs in antique BRAS frames In p'"su.
aud bronze. - ,o,.,, .pr xtx
DfsncrNcii-PIArE MANTEL- AND rtSE-
MIRRORS cnp~tcvs.
m rss to or.,or AT l.. LEWlse-
"t" a. n a. 0l2 Main street.
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CHATTERToN-BoHRER CONBINATIoN.-The
concert to be given by this musical combs
nation at Mozart Hall next wednesday
night promises to be very abundant in its
yield Of genuine pleasure. The cast evil
dences this, and glance at the programme
will be sure to add strength to the conyic-
ton. There are really some celebrated
musicians with the combination. and
music-lovers will miss an opportunity OF
enjoyment il they fail to attend.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder. fair weather,
winds mostly northwesterly, and higher
pressure.
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. y CO STOCK BROKERS'

nIrv ami sell on commission all >Ioihs ann
BoSDS dealt in at The New York stock EHehanss.
Stocks carred on reasonable ll5Fg,n c, hAoIsse Fs
cbsn1e' Also buy ana sell PETROLEUM CEh- En-
TIFlCATF, at tie New York and 0i' Si'y IL,
change. Daily lis Of sales at te s!oee
'h'he' '' THOMAS y. MORRIS;
GOUVERNEUR NOERls,
sfen,bor New York Petroleum ENchahge.
WALTER ,. NORRIS.
10 TuCTh3m
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing uone J"
the DISPATCH PRIsTING-housE' 6ood Nork
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CoUGus-BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are
used with advantage 20 alleviate coughs, sore
throat. holrsencss, and bronchial affections.
Price % cents 4 bOX.
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Church NOtca.

The burden Of the sermon Of DR.. Arm
strong ut Monumental church sunday
morning was protest against the divorce
ment OF the intellect from faith in matters
of religion, and an advocacy Of the idea
that the Christ should be recognized III all
the physical discoveries and practical appli-
ances for the education, elevation, and
ameloration of the human race. lie paid
a glowing tribute in this connection to
the daily press Os the country.
What vast numbers OF papers,"
he said. are being issued daily,
not one Of which directly encourages or
sanctions vice and crime; while thousands
are fearless in exposing and condemning
both in high places as well rs in low. The
public press Of our day is indeed very
eagle-eyeil in the detection OF wrong. |
venture the assertion" said he, "that in
preventing the Passion play being put
upon the stage in New York, and thus
shocking the religious sense OF Christian
nation, the New York Herald did more
than perhaps all other powers combined.
Must we not recognize the agency OF Christ
in all this !? #"
At Clay-Strect Baptaist church on sun
day morning Rev. 5. c. Clopton preached
sermon in the interest OF foreign mis-
sions, and collection was taken up for
this object.
AT Grace-Street Baptist church during
the past week there were four additions by
letter and one by baptism.
At Leigh-Srcet Baptist church on sun
dav night one was baptized.
At First Baptist church on Sunday
morning Rev. DR.. Hawthorne preached
as usual, and communion was administered
and three persons were received by letter.
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HEcKER's BAKING-POwDER Is perfect In every
resuect. heathful, thoroughly reliable uniform Ia
strength, aud It's baking qualities calno, be sur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-23

Considerable Efforts are being made at
M;dlothian and Coaltlcld TO increase the
production Of the mines In those vlcinisles'
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MOZART HALL.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24TH.
GRAND ATTRACTION
TIE CHATTEETON-BOHRE COMBiNA-
TION.
F1IBRACING
MES. CHATTERTON-BOHRE
the World-RcnOwped IIarpist; ;
Miss EMMA :. HOWE,
the Favoritc Soprano;
Mn. REINHARDT RICHTER,
the Eminent Violluist
Dir. TOM BULLOCK,
the sweet Tenor;
HEER \. o. ZEDELEB,
the Celebrated Celloist;
and
the Great Composer and Pianist,
I'm one Of their
GRAND CONCERTS,
under the auspices OF the Mozart Association
ADNuTTANCE: General admission, % cents
reserved seats. IS ccnts To members Of Mozart
Association. 80 cents f0r one, 10 cents fOr TWO,
and Al for three reserved seats.
Members must present their tickets when apply
Ing for reserved seats, and also show them al lhe
door Of the hall. ,,o,-
Box-shcet viii be open At JoHNsToS's ON MON
DAY, January 22d. ia ~
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