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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 780, 4 November 1865, Page 3

GENTLEMAN engaged in Commercial or L Banking Business can hare suitable BOARD and RESIDENCE in a Private Family. Address " A.," Office of this Paper. ANTED, Gentlemen to get their Clothes thoroughly Cleaned, Repaired, &c, at >AVITT'S, Maclaggan street, opposite Scandinavian Hotel. "ANTED to be known —Board and Lodg- /• ing at the Old Glasgow Arms, Maclaggan street, 21s per week. ANTED, the Public to know that Coke is / the Cheapest Fuel, one ton burning equal to'two tons of coal. Price, £3 15s per ton, delivered. Apply at Gas Office, Rattray-street. ANTED the Public to Know that the / Price of COKE has been reduced to £3 15s per ton, delivered in accessible portions of the city. Orders left at the Gas Office, Rattray street, or at the Gas Works, accompanied by the eash, will receive immediate attention. RI N CE S S THEATRE. LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, The curtain will rise at 8 o'clock precisely, to ROBERT MACAIRE; Or, The Roadside Murder. Robert Macaire Mr H. Richardson Pierre Mr &• a l e Charles"".'.' Mr Bennett M. Dumont Mr F. Howe Jacques Strop Mr John Dunn Sergeant Loopy Mr Herbert M. Germiul Mr Burton Marie • Mrs Ward Gendarmes Messrs Barnett and Dodward To be followed by THE DUMB BELLE. Vivian Mr H. Richardson O'Smirk Mr John Dunn Manvers Mr Howe Mary Miss M. Dunn Eliza Ardentoii (with song), Miss J. MATHEWS Highland Fling La Petite Laura To conclude with BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Beauty Miss JULIA MATHEWS The Beast, alias Prince Azor Mr Richardson Sir Aldgate Pump Mr Howe John Quill Mr R. B. Dale Other characters by Members of the Company. ROYAL PRINCESS THEATRE. TO W. H. MUMFORD, Esq., LESSEE. (IR—I am commissioned by the Artistes and K_3 other employes of the Theatre, to tender you, previous to the close of your first Season, a Complimentary Benefit, on any evening you may please to name. Your obedient Servant, (Signed) JOHN DUNN. Nov. 2, 18G5. TO JOHN DUNN, Esq. .EAR SIR —In acknowledging the receipt of your letter, offering me, on behalf of yourself, the other Artistes, and the employ6s of the Theatre, a Complimentary Benefit, I willingly accept with grateful thanks so gratifying and substantial a mark of your confidence and esteem ; and I trust that our mutual exertions in the future will still further cement the agreeable feeling which now exists between us. The closing night of the Season will be on Wednesday, the Bth instant, and will, I think, be an appropriate occasion for your compliment. I remain, Yours faithfully, W. H. MUMFORD. Not. 2, 1865. CORINTHIAN U • GRAND TREAT. MIDNIGHT CARNIVAL BALL, MONDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, 1865, For the BENEFIT of JEM O'BRIEN, Reduced Prices —Tickets, Single, 4s ; Double do., 6s. N.B.—A first-class Band and M.C. will be in attendance. Fancy Dresses can be obtained at the Hall. gJTAVE you any CUT TOBACCO? Yes, some of REES'S CELEBRATED MIXTURE. Will you have a CIGAR ? Yes, if you have one of REES'S SEVILLANOS. 1. H I P " -JJ\ N G L A N D," HOUSTON, MASTER., Go and Try it at tha ROVINCIAL O T E L. TO PAINTERS AND OTHERS. TO LET, that old-established Painter's Shop in George street, lately occupied by Mr D. Milne. Apply to James Keir & Co., Princes street, or on the premises.