The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-09
DIED.

In .h. city on e. sth is:s r The zssh year q her
sss, Miss kEbECCA JOHNSON, Of long, hnssf
Her fussrsl win tsIs y sss to-day tFRIpAY1 At
Is sttsnd without fnrths. iDvisstion.
~ Norfolk aad Portsmn uth papers copy.
cY rhe funeral services Of Mira MARY A IN
Sly vim take Place :. ne ssnodiss Church 10
ADJUSTMENTS.
m HE A T RE-.
KUNKEL .Lesees and rropris,ors.
'g aIso 81 4. National Thsstrs. washington, .aa
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore
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FRIDAY, January 9th, 1857.
BENEFIT OF Err. PROCTOR
When will be presented the great drama Of
THE AXENGER
o,NEILI. THE GREAT:
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To conclude for the lss time with the
JIBBENAINOSAY,
NICK OF THE WOODS.
The Jibbenainosay,
Bloody Nathan
Nick of the Woods, Mr. JOSEPH PROCTOR
Reginsld Ashburn,
The Avenger
Spirit of the waters,
ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Psrque.se, 50 cts,
fno extra charge for reserved sssts) I'd Tier Eoxes
Is cts; Galleries 30 and Is cts.
~ Box Office open from to 5 oclosf
EH- Doors open at u Overture SomUsnsss ~ qua
ter before O'Clock preciselv
GRAND classical CONCERT,
METROPoLITAN HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, jan 9th, 1887,
MISS MARY MASSEY GIBBS,
The Jenny Lind of the South.
Assisted by A. EMERTH, the celebrated Hunssri-
an Pianist, and Mr. II. HENDERSON, the Popu-
lar Tenor and Balisdist.
tickets one dollar to the body Of the house. Gal
'ery fifty cents, to be obtained at the mu1ic stores
and principal Hotels.
Doors open at G4, Concert to commence at7i
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LOST.
T OsT--On tuesday evening, between
Il ths Exchange Hotel and the theatre, or at the
the Bank of Virginia. reward of $50 will be given
the finder by leaving the same at this office.
ia 9-1tt
T OsT. Somewhere between the Rich.
IL mond Female Institute and Church Hill, COLO
BREAsfPIN, containing likeness asd the initials
o. the owners name. The finder will be suitably
warded by leaving it at this Office. ia SIT
T r.-On Monday LAST, near the corner
H of Leigh and 9TH streets, black LACE VEIL.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at my
dwelling, on 7th, I'd door North OF Leigh street. or
at No. II, Pearl st.
+ 81 wish to hire COOK AND WASHER:
JAG 3. w. KNOWLES
A
IL having piece Of leather tied to one handle, on
which was marked MRS. GOODMAN" supposed to
have been misplaced or lost at the Central Depot in
this city liberal reward will be given for the de-
livery Of said trunk at the St Charles HOTEL Rich
mond Va WOODWARD NEWMAN.
j. 8.--St
SUPERIOR SALAD GLE,
- Superior London Mustard
Do Ground Pepper,
Do Cayenne Pepper,
Do BroIna,
Do. Cocoa,
Do. lsingass and Gelatins.
Fer sale by ,JNO. w. POLLARD,
ias Druggist nth street.
a BUOTs, BOOT 8 1--we have On
81 hand large stock of Youths' and Boys Kip
M ard Dress Boots. Our assortment of these
~ Boots is very large, and we win sell very low
Metropolitan Store, ISL Maia st,
jss Eagle Square.
'NRUNKS AND CARPEi, BaGS.-..Imst
L received $50 of the above articles for which We
are agents and can sell you lover than shy other
Metropolitan store, III Main st
JAG Eagle squers.
nUVALI IL ;NURTON, Druggists, corner
Main and iCt al eets OTTER for sale onre iuodor.
GUS Glyserine and Glycerine Soap; Soap Balls and
Sand Tablets; Amsndne Cold Cream, &c. The above
preparations are fresh and nice, sure cure and
preventive of chopped skin; also Toilet Mirrors
Tooth Brushes Hair Bruahas, and perfumery of al
kinds. jas
NJoTlCE..-The best Invention ever offer
ed to the public is the Floating Ball or Knuckle
OF Chesterie d. Prince George and Didwiddie, OBJ
tain them of w H Woodward, North side of Main st.
between 9Th and 9th streets and East side of 8h,
between Grace and Franklin streets. or James III.
P rdue, in Manchester, and Of J. w. Rowlett, in
ja6-ts w. NJ BRAGG CO.
CHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES The
~ sabscdbeIs keep constantly on hand a good as
rate quality, which purchased Iusivsy for
CASH and which they will sell low the
terms Cash purchasers will find it to their interest
JAMES McEWEN CO,
de 24-1m 9Th st., opposite the New Market.
NUTICE.--The subscriber most respect
Y fully informs the citizens of Richmond that he
will be prepared on MONDAY next January 18th,
feel disposed to patronage him his pIice will be so
cents per dozen, for resuls,rr sugtom 1aon.
ia 2-SWx WIN. H. WOUD"ARD.
NIOTiCE.--The undersigned mas this day
| appointed IS his lawful Agent JAMES 2. GAR
RETT to conduc: Grocery Business in the city of
Richmond. for cash CpiY.
la i-12t< JOHN A. GARRETT
o. NOTICE Persons W ishiyg q pur-
L@Tchase heavy draught HORSES. will apply to
Z>NATURNER 4 BRO. As they wish to exchange
their Horses for Mules they viii sell privately their
entire stock of Horses consisting four large horses
one pair of them matches and suitable for Carriage
Wagon Plough; one Bay Mers for harness or auy
kind of work and one fine Blooeed Horse, works well
in any kind OF hsrnes For further uform alton ID.
ply to BoDFKsR. TURNER e. BRO.
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