The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-05
AMUSEM ENTS.
ODD.FELLOWS, HALL.
Y ETURN OF THE OLD FAvORITEs,

y ETURN OF THE OLD FAvORITES,
III kUNKELS NIGHTINGALE ETHIOPIAN
OPERA TROUPE.-The old established and cele.
brated band whose high order of talent has won
PIoN vOCALIsT5 OF THE AGE" will make
their first appearance before the public OF Rich.
mond. on Monday Evening, March Sth,
1852. and continuing every evening during the
week.
The Troupe comprises Messrs Harry Lehr,
George kunkel, Alfred Squire, Master
Floyd, +. Il. Burgess, A. X. johnson,
w. Penn Lehr, w. III. Morgan, G.. NJ.
On each evening, great variety of new Instru.
mental and Vocal Music, operate Gems Terpsi.
chorean Displays, Ethiopian Delineations
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. Doors open at half past
O'Clock performance to commence at half past 7.
NH J. T. FORD, Agent.
FREIGHT NOTICE.-On and after this
date no Freight will be received at the Depotof
the Richmond q Danville Railroad on TUESDAYS
and THURSDAYS after o'clock P. NJ On ali
JOHN H. OSBORNE.
Re 2s-3w sup't. Transportation.
NOTICE.-Havingb been Temporarily absent re.
Y Gently, and otherwise engaged, this is to say,
that on and after this day can be found in nv Of
nee from o'clock till H. A. M and from o'clock
TIL 5 +. M Persons having business with me apper-
tanning to Pensions and Land bounty will please
call in the forenoon when convenient
JAS. 7. SUTTON, Jr,
Land, Pension and General Agent Bank street.
The following persons will please call and receive
their warrants, viz:-Capt. THOMAS JONES, Mrs
MARY A. BROCK, PETER K. DUNNAvANr, JACOB
SNEAD, Mrs. REBEccA CARTER, THEoPHILUs j.
COOKE. NH
nISSOLUTION.-Th co-partnership here1o-
~ fore existing under the style of LITMPKIN
| 4 THOMAS, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The name of the firm only used in liquida.
ton. JNO. N IJJMpKIN
February 18th, 1852 JAS. D. THOMAS.
las. d. THOMAS viii continue the DRUG
- BUSINESS at the new store corner of Frank
lin and nth streets, where a call from his former
| patrons and the public is respectfully solicited
fe 19-lm
STOLEN On the night OF the 23d inst some
- one entered my house ON Main, between 9th and
| 7th streets, and stole two over Goats, one dark
brown and one light drab: reward of $50 will
be paid for the recovery of the same and the con-
| v!ction of the thief JOSEPH FL. CRENSHAW.
| fe 25-ts
| JAMES RIVER CEHIENT.-35O bbIs of thi
- superior cement daily expected by Canal rout
RO. RANKIN, Agent,
mh3 Corner 22d and Wali.streets.
OLD DOMINION AND RAPID FALLS
" NAILS have still on hand good assert.
ment of these Nails, which, to close, | viii sell
| lower than they can be bought North
NH div WIN. TRIPLETT, Agent.
| fASTlLE SOAP.-20 boxes, for sale by
- NH BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
RU CKW HEAT CAKES! BUCK
| - WHEAT CAKES IL wish to call the atten
ton OF Housekeepers to the article of SOAP STONE
| CREDIBLE, for baking Buckwheat Cakes upon. II
| does not require any grease, therefore dong away
with that unpleasant smell and smoke in the kitchen
| which arises from the grease when using the old
fashioned Iron Gridde. They are to suit either oper
fire faces, stoves or ranges, and for sale at the
| House Furnishing Store of L. GINTER,
| NH 2-I 1877, Main st
LGG CODDLERS! EGG CODDLb
| II This is al article that no Hoaseaceper should
be without, especially at this season Of the year.
They are made to hold eight, ten or twelve eggs
! and some have minute glasses attached; also {
| lamp underneath, So that the eggs can be boiled
| upon the Table any length of tim, to suit the per.
son, for sale at the merchandising Store of
L. GlNTER'S
| NH 3-3t 1877, Main street
| ALBATA SPOONS AND FORKS PI,A