The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-14

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MONDAY, Nov: lofh, le6e,
COMPLIAENTAkY T1STlAONiAL

coxPLIEEMTAkY TERRITORIAL.
RcaxosD, November ?, 1858.
r. D0rsay Ogdn, hsq: ..,..,on a. ,he .ueee.u-
ful eadeavoss Of an aytae b more ifequenty ioano
in the popularity which e enjoys than 70 the mere
formal demonstration Of favor exnOsea ~ sne zen
dor Of complimentary benefits. Neveftneieee, s0me
recognition e due TO the Manager, who, In hh dim
cult mission Of caterer 70 the capFcious taste OF he
public, 10 not unmindI0l Of the more exAMeo cla'Ms
10 which suffering ctmmunty are cnttIea; ana
when, IN his efforts 70 please and enters.in the n
rector OF . place OF public Amusement directs hts
talents towards the alienation Of these suerng1,
Ia but proper that grateful community enooia N !.
fitting manner tender him the expression OF their
II Is With tina yieW shen, sir, that mindful Of the
generous impulse TO which our citizens are indebted
for your liberal donations to the poor on klcnmo1o,
a well a. for the funds contributed to the reflex o.
the exiles from New Orleans and last though Dy no
means least, in our grateful acknowledgements for
your timely Offering 70 our sick and wounded sol
diers, we now adopt this mode Of conveying TO you
tho expression Of our sense Of gratitude, same
time thos/we reader you the assurance O our sym
paahy in your efforts 70 exah and uphold the stan
dard Of the Drama, BY inviting you accept com,
plimentary benefit, 70 be given at the Richmond
Theatre q such time you will see proper 10 ap'
point.
John Letcher, Capt q W Alexander,
Aureiius Cone, Eft Moore,
Mattien VIM. smith, FW Smith,
II Col Ella Palfrey,l OF Manson, MD,
TheoC Cone 49,. "a s soowden'
NEW RicanoNp THEATRE, Nov. 9th, 1853.
Gentlemen II 10, assure you, with no common
degree OF pleasure that received and now answer
your ch'esteemed favor OF the "a INST tenderine
me Complimentary Benefit, as . token Of your re-
gard and appreciation for the donations have made
to alleviate the suffer ngs Of the poor, the exiies
and others who are subjects Of our sympathy, and
enlist the kind consideration OF all who possess the
power TO mitigate their wants and necessities, which
this cruel war has entaiied upon them. -
Lit Ia did dream that those actions of mine could
have challenged the admiration OF any one, and IL
was with a deep sense Of Qualification that / read
the sentiments which your communication enun-
ciated relative to my conduct, and II was, assure
you quite consolatory TO my feelings to think that
was not blotted out OF the remembrance OF th0Ee
whose friendship esteem so highly.
have the honor, In compliance with your re-
quest, to announce next MONDAY evening, the Nth
inst as the time set apart Tor the benefit 80 gener
ously rendered And, In conclusion, allow me 70 re-
turn you my sincere and unfeigned thanks for this
additional mark OF your esteem and disMterested
friendship. Long will 1t be remembered and gar
nered up in my heart as one of its most priceless
uate me to greater exertions in the future. in my
ctor Is TO .sexalt and uphold the standard OF the
drama, !" in hopes Of it's being acceptable to all.
I have the honor to remain,
very EtbPcCuuAy youi w o0Is
The performances will consist Of an entirely new
Comedy, by Thos Archer, Esq, entitled
THE DUKES WAC r;
M.aRGUERITE'S COLORS.
Helen de Mon;brun. ...... Miss Salle Partington
A GRAND OLIO,
BV the host Of volunteers.
Conclude with
OGDEN AT HOME.
ment have concluded to open the Box Book from this
day, and every day, until Monday, when seats
may be secured.
"a Those requiring Private Boxes are requested
to call early [no 14-2] RDO.
Ii MANI SATURDAY AFTERNOON
November lAth, 1868,
BY Nr and Misses sLOMAN.
Exchange Hotel,
CONCERT HALL,
Corner 14th and Franklin streets1
For the accommodation Of Families
Doors open at ~ O'Clock commence ga Pm.
Tickets 81 each-children half price.
Deductions made for schools.
no 14--1t*
GREATEST CURIOSITY OF THE SOUTH,
" Corner of LIST and Broad sts.
NIsS sAWSkR. .hlanase'
For three days only,
Major J WORKINGS,
refugee from Tennessee, will exhibit himself to tho
citizens Of Richmond.
He especially solicits large attendance Of la6es,
as the intention Of his visit is to select u wife.
Age, So years height, feet inches--beAng two
inches less than the celebrated Tom Thumb.
Boasts Of his heavy beard and fascinating impe
rial.
ASAdmisson, 81; Gentlemen unacco npanied by
a lady, 81 3D. Open each day from 9 to IL II, and
from l to aud from to lOPx. LITE
NHEsTERFIEID TROTTING PARK.
~ TUESDAY, Moo ,7aA, 1854.
grand sweepstaks Race 2c0 entrance-wl
come of over the above course On Tuesday, Nov II
1868. Nile heats, best three IN five to harness
Closed with the following entries
d Ward enters gr stallion Henry.
G wescott enters CHI geldinE Sandy
Eddns enters bay geldng Dutchnlan.
Geo Biankinship enters 70 stallk n Napier.
The horses are now in training, and Al arc expect
ed to start
Each entry being confident Of winning, tho horses
being very equally matched this ts0t Il d confident
" anticipates will be the pest contested and most
interesting one that has ever taken place In this Sec
ton.
The race viii come OF punctually at O'Clock.
Entrance 70 the course from the Peeersburg Turn
pike. Gate fee @2. DE- WARD,
no las, M&TStt Proprietor.
a GRAND sElEW BALL
New MARKm HAN,
Corner Of 6lh and Marshall streets,
On MONpAY ETkNING, Nov 10th. 1868.
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