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New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
amuseme.ts.

RARNgMI ANR 2, EisSohAIE XAH AMByRGH1 syHaliTos
SUCCESS" FIR SIIS 'aTSi8| aTs8rS SVccAS''i
EgyKR so ATfrRiAicT. yE As AT PRESENT
ANOTHER REMAIN ABLE ADDTiOa
'o0 GREAT LIVING CoA9NTIKs.
possessing TIKI E s5Essbc ;; Sl SFrhGG%s 9 F1ns' 6aS% ~ sS%so
,,.,..,.. 4 DECIDED rRtUhpII, pII,,,,,,,
"'EESooS sH M, = JOHN DporouAmS sESS'S' AT
mAGSImcESr REGGIoTs DRiMi; ;ihasno ihs
GORGEOUS scnNgRY, PROPHECIES AND COSTUMES,
lac SE4FP RAJ :. TsIgMrgAL I5sIJ5S.G PROCESSION
"" occur yAS AMgGRGTS LIVING WILD ANIMAIs:
THE ciRISriAS @nRTYSS THROWN INTO the
e sSTRs VAS aMBTRGm coLLgcTEog or LIVING WILD
NcLuDIse 4 GIRAFTE OVER Is EEEg n MGTi gi,,,
GNT MO 1SS SstRyS GASTkSS ctAss&s ss2PasR Ga CHILD
oM6aMS fRSS GEiRHE6 GMSsff sSi GofaaTI?sS H4pg gSm
GRAND A2uARIA AR ALL HIsT3EIGaL OH ESLiCS
Admission. % cents& children urder 70. IS cents -
BROADWAY YTHEATER-Admissio 80 cents.
~ Corner q Broadway lad Buosmest
rxe9GsoRS f!,1 sS$UsasM sai T So%1se
''ND FicS sU SoGEb @ ss sRcSsP Ss5t @ n SD9AScS
IRISH AYS HSSES LIFE
Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY wILLIASS.
THIS EVENING and SATURDAY MATJaEB,
FAIRY CIRCLE.
con OCAROLANs DRSam,.
CUSTOM OF TIE COUNTRY.
IN AND OFT OY f4ACz
yhs Mrs Bnrney Williams pernoe. ss da, m. chatss,sr
A,S pieces vii be produced rspa ceso and cannot be pro-
Box Ohcr open from . to D o'clock.
Ssats secured SIX days advance
WINTER GARDEN TO-NIGIlT at Il.
w EDWIN B0OEH
IN the role oi
IN S'''''pei''' pf} flis Il MERCHANT OF VENICE
'''N BOOTH GRAND REyTyAs,
Ip Seieler Gushing M.ssrs Dnah
son Duff LeHngwe Goihod Barton Ill., Decker, HuOn Ohysr
Tmg ScRsERY-I The Ralo Venetian Street Church Of
The Pace Of st. Mark The Hall ot the Senate by
Charles " wham .. Hall In Portals House . Garden IN
Genoa, by Hllanl 80
odce open to when SEATS be scared u
days IN advance. ... ...o...,,.,..
Mr. STUART beg that
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON Marchs
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
lie tr9,t I.t , announcement viii he considered re2y
rlHc g commence At ocec prrssey ara teTmgaIe q aaaet @
O'Clock enabling parties residing II Saea Island NesJrey ana
the fue. Of ell the leading railroads to reach home 's''o0SOs
seat, nav be secured
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessce snd Manage "HbAILbf
WEDNESDAY KyENlNG Reb a. iS,;,L,,,,cy ~
BLACK CROOK
''' ''''''' PARIsiEsSg BALLET TRO.PB
GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATIONS SCENE.
Twenty EIGHTH GRAND MATtxEE
SATURDAY. MARCH 2 1891 At O'CLOCK
ADMISSION 10 au1SEE:
Curtain r.s. At night i .. M.iiaes
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Ocean Gieamcrs.
:. oT1IC WEII S,TEhMSUIP COMPANis

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CUM AMI
TIiROCGH LINE TO CAlMOkMAi
caPRYISG UNITED STATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. . ,,,.,,,,.S
Siesmers leave Pier No ~ North RIVER ioo' oi '
noon, o follows: a.. ~ n Yurher connecting with
G0EE CIh SRR GAUSCEY Capt A. G. Gray connecting With
MONTANA, Capt j. Sutton . - . ~ 4 Harris connecting Wh
March 2l.-OCEAN QUINN, capt l. a. "'''' 49,
CONSTITUTION Capt Csyery .1 LAT oonnent AZ ana
All densrres touch al Acapulco those Of M snq % s | Ars,
ma With seslners Solth Pacific po1s ls anu i''" ~
can ror. and those touch at ManzannS a. ,., Ia. fran
Departure of lith each month connects VII" '"0 '' ~
to Australia and New-IcAnd ~.
S,a,,sr of March IL 1867 will connect with the
~ To leave San Francisco for YokohTa and honS hog on AP
g. 1861 ,,-. .no,.ed each adult Medicines and
att free ~, - ..e,n.,io, ,,,,y NJ the oAe. on
She whAIt 1901 o' OiNa'''' ' $780, +. r. BABY. Agent
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Coparluership Noirrs
professional Nolices.

DR. DURANT, Physician for the treatment
~ Of Disease Of Women sld Children Professor Of Asicry kc
'su Or eensulei q al hous a No. Bescbst
nR. n. BENEDICT cures all diseases by the
- lng o1d Hatd - bis OGcr No s Easi reea,ht Those
~, sbl io pay. bee Hours CO.. p. r-
Eastern HYGEIAN HOME.-Ilis admila-
- be hfsii lrstutoa .l BE- REGrlEED April T. uude
2','' direction Ct r. T. TRAIL s. p. tea stamps or Circulars
'''. asaf,, or br TRAILS nv oGce, (" Sirar.r. ~
SckfLlERS from NERVOUS md PHiSl-
AZ DEBILITY fLoI crlf rr LEWIS. No. BsIehai, t.ree
'''' IVA he'' LIOasa-y. Ho-ls gLu.D3pG-
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{jony jdi. ,, , o,TT,r-I,%.fiL q 6. Board Of A'''''''
Proposals.

olu,F or AuisI,Nr t,at.s',rtGE'st,t ur srHs~rNcE
- t,nfrsf.. Nrr .lofk. Feb .5.iah. y
4 AENY SUPPLlES.-Sealcd proposals On du-
~ r.HisI si r Fe-i.'i 't h. 1i'i rl l1'l "e'sN m
,-t jG.t,r sen srUS delivered a Nca los Or Brook
10000 rt, Ga Eo ,.r, p,.,,i 'o-b,, ,ss gaav aaa
iafat ofrf. ball.rl Plris each Bids na' be
IsOopO ponds s n,., "a fo ro1at, s,ia good osi
hsIp =. nrs oarr an Ht 'n pounds ID i"nhr
,tu-,al AL ta.t 9 'aHo.-,'aia1s "ir H-4'' f"--''
Fr , tsrr. of 90 'sf, ss- og le g-s mu,' 30 70
frr- rih M HIor.sss tI i..r~l o tfIrh hr'n's " s'"
A.-r,, or, Of , ,l,.,,,- ur.i 80 ,''t 70 ~ish prro
M a. fis Hffnr IIius nrtfs'V stl ai hs
f. Ea.i t s,ai-r'fal u4,i ooaaia tas ani'n ftf
. , ,risr-, ~ .4,aa,, .af ,,oali,u sny ra' Of
rrsst. l trtspi.f ' I~ ai tI~ according iaNsitf
f4sat 4ai aHi at sf nfrrH t"r fih ."ui' ' e
oI ra tr ta' oi i.' store r"l'fol t' De- a-~
a., ,.-,,.sas rr, Of I, --,. ire 5 Of rarrhssr eel
i,,ae of .su,s .it Et ..r s1i '.i @"l 900 sfpf
Ia aff.arf 'ans' r r.i aafAf "A c'eil P'A
.s- AI ofh-f 90 uarss u1i 's H.H'~rt;ri
atd Rice s'l r ,sIei4l f'td tr''r s "r'F on"
siA ltv l,isr~l samp kri1ts Of n'.l" hsno' 10y
u. .suual FuGur Nt..lrI. H.Isi boz 'Ifl.sAri
P,asat l,af,t, b nas a sh ani' - us'e mr'n~l
Carar. a., ,,rsl 20 bolt -- rool vhoa eIprs. To- tie
~ - >isIs. HHiIl required for si. f.n'1i
49, r.a.i' ,Iis ,,..,l,i A.. 0a.e -if is'' b,
.J.,.....,I. ... ,-I..t,as st.f,tr p tlANht
E,t Rnrosn. 4 &. g. $
Oyrcs Ps,N.tty,si, H,uHo,p tovFtNT,i
PatL,prtliuA Fshtusrf g. l75
DROPOS AIS will be- received ~ hc'oillcc oi
tl~ isa.ssvra RAILROAD Company, Psip'qhs mh iA' ~
MlI nrus,c al~,s shc"p proposal 'h"nh ne ~
,fr. i,a tuuuaht Che sbnAui o iIrei hno H'rah
,h p. lttae,u PuIs.r plis aul lnrffpal
,.t rrpli.. .tr.u DO EpMt ND SMITH. Serrisrr.
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AM MERwiN, Aue'.antetsi n. 1,.o,y cO,,
nv RANGS. MERWIN x Co, BroaSaWay BSI'H.. eGl. 5c.
h q Books Works q Ak E',T ',,ETrFGYoOyS,
t"L"Ni-- ~ " and q. at O'Clock -. p.,lsb
CHOICE COLIEcroN OF ySI. IN ysron, departments.
sni Aoe, ty Of upcrhv ILLUSTRATED boVHS ~ are .Ie ready
@ as Hse a few exceedingly scarce "oFA'' A. N''o
b,pksR ne
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THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBT. Il. DARRAGH, Croton Az. Board
A. " CRAVEN,
C0RpORATiOY NOTiCE.-PU6lic notice is

INORPORATION NOTlCE.-Public notice is
- hereby gwen to Tie owner or oRrc' 9'2as, f @ m nv
oung es,rc, completed sud I0 in the ofre Of
t Bos Of Assessors Al, persons interested VIZ
I For esaggng sidewalks in Stty.,econl street. Third to
81 F alue ;eras sou,hev size Of Forty sixth street
For fcasns m street between Second and Td
% For building sever in Ie,u..oa avenue Finyah to
s branches iu the streets mtrTsttnS Lexington
s For building sever Fnh ayeune beiseea SeseaDuta and
tG FOR regulating AMI grading Eighth from io' to "h
m For alf unSn lots between aad Sirtyanh streets,
The I, embraced IN such eent, include al the several house,
'na lot" no, Of s.a % n S o ,, % r ~ 5 Third TO- Fnh srnue
q Sonihr 'iir 81 iorih street from s'a & 20 Se,sn, - .
m Bot 'l' Of le'nfioa ay'na' from ym9'n 70 SlV saa w.,
Lh' ninth street TO 50 Ih street ia,a,s ifPp % Po, % % a al
Tie hoes s' Of I1n,'"a 'yeal si'rt 10 .ig a.sa, A.. "
5 Toe e .ile frAh and both 'e oi Madison ave-
.seug .ireei, ghush hshyshh street. aud oei"ecn
on Both sides Of ighh s,eaue 'rcoai 25ih street
alec both e' ofrs rtas streets To tr etea' Oh Hi Tue block
~ Al 81 ,'. ~ s b,et Irrr between Fa,,eveah aud Sr.
81 poa' whose interest. ,le 'setr = 'e sae nlnr
pf.a their objection. u Wrtly 20 of the uni'-zn- Al h,f
oGss C4,nr. Nca Court hosss sln Ainy
jSa2' jaa2 d = o24iasft. 2fTEsGt Board Of rA...e~
ofe. Bo,riof t,.-.or. N- Court ilou-e Fe.uaU p i8
CERRY LEASES ~ AUCTION.
~ bs Cty naI oa rtES,N, Hb M,ea ia5, II se.oSs
ID, Isasr fa- F,p eab.Ld foha tie @ Of Whitehall
ss se eis, F-r to -,,l,so from To. ..o, Of T.sa'rhl
a. ,I ., F.rrr I,.. w. no t. .,d With al he rights, p-yi.
i, al i'sul' l,r' D'otsuyio 'ae Corporation of 'ae 'V
e' eoaoa, Of M may ~ bad upou Application at tie Comp.
y, roi,i. c,rn,,.o-.-.oft s1ii-s purl
mruAen c2NNottY Comp'roil'r
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TRAND EXCURSION

GRAND EXGTE$I6N IIF S,I,S rxposrzroy
The G and 6ri class going iron stslmsh;
HAVANA, 1000 t1ns hurlra,
stephen Whitman Commander. .
from Newl to Isv and hack sailing from
pier River Nednay, April II, az y o'clock NJ taking
passengers PARIS London aud Bremen Returning viii SAL from
avrc June giving passengers holding excursion Tickets about Gr
weeks In Europe
This magnificent steamship divided saergi compartments
newly furnished and elegantly acd expressly ioT THIS
The Havana viii ONLY carry ar,tcl,ss pes,engcc-
An experienced Surgeon on hoard 49,. 40
Price pssge currency Havre and rrtrn $3.50 and 800
according to size o 10 avre only $50 and t'S
further particulars and pas,lgr apply ~ The ag,uts
MURRAY. FERRIS CO.. No 80 Souihst., or
TIAikR & SARGENT, No % Souih't
NOR SAVANNAH, GA, EVERY TUESDAY.
i MrRGAYS STEAMSHIP LINZ.
The elegant steamship iEO H. e Dearborn CoFwaoef,
will sa Pier 40 10 Est River loot OF Wast on IUbSDh
Tbrog.h B, Of Iaug Passage Tickets gTu 20 al points in
With the Georgia Central laold lcAs received u4
MURRAY FERRIS Co, Nos 81 and g. Sarth't
LOR CALIFORNIA Via PANAMA.
The PAc6c Msu Steamship Companrs steamer blSlNo SlAR
will sail ou FRIDAY, March /, At y oco'A nooh
Freight received as usIa' ID,
For rte, &C. inquire F,ei5h oGce Ccmp'n' Pier No q
Na,,b River Zoo, Of C,nal, WELLS. FARGO Co,
Sole Freight Agent. p. VI SIS. Co
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
steamship t'tob'ii GROWN ~ Capt
f. Vail will Pier No n a. on SATURDAY, March p stJ
l t Or massage y,r unsurpassed accommodations pplr
H. u, CROMWELL g. 60. No % Mr,.sI
The GEN GRANT win follow N,i,hA
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IUN. J. EONSIUIhl hFTnI-
No. Brosdsay ~. T.
JAWS s. WOrTON Ha-le Gen A..n. in E-rane
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.-In accordance

with United Post Office De
psrtment the steamships Of tie Lloyd will aud after
2lst March leave New York SDAY and and rr
2l Of Southampton every TUESDAY clug the United
Ststcs, English, and Continental Mails
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NEW JERSEY RAlLROAD.--Tralus leave
ant NJ CC,rltL L for PnI,DvfPi1A n ant ~ ~ u ~.
caSI 10 or ssL WA,hiAGToS ~ sAl 10 "a
" %. And u Hilagbi,
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NEW YORK and NEW-IlAVEN RAILROAD.
1866 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1851
GOMAElNCING DlC. ~. lbl0.
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYonI

Passenger Station Nf YORK aud touh
ave Entrance on Tatuty-se'rnthst
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49, or,.rsar..rrr-. ON.
c'r.a'a ll5 s. Q. ~. Z. -. D.P1L QaaFisl

'fi-th lio H. ~ W.. l.. :. -, p.p,- SlA'-
COLE, ,ACCTIONEER.-PO SALE
81 LOTS aud several ersnt MANSIONS near IIoHfe va H.
WEDNESDAY %. 5 u O'Clock, A. the Commercial Er
cl4lt-. No Fuhaus-.. BROOKLYN.
PEGANT MANSION stt O lois Frssi Sevenbave rur
Macoutt. DE i0,e is vel F"f Oi an efanol
h.s Ho'e.u iupIo''nc1t srf u perfect order ~, .
LARGE BRICK NANSlON The npposfe .- 81 frsfsf WIN =
to rl Toe est
THO SW BRlCH HO ,hS adjoining the aJO'ri these are very
d-s.rsGl- iol gent eiufl's private r-NdeIcr..
No SCHR.IFRORN >fEle. ut new bA house built ia The
b- tlss1-T without -eca7i 20 co..
SHgETri AVE- e6rscnr e Of Ii sDd Nscoml
81 PRESIDENT UNION CARROLL. DEGkAW MA'OMB FlRSI
All ONDSiN. 80 different parts a. thcsr,trrei
tie best u ~ eltre Fchr oi The
P,- fhe positive. Maps ready The Office Of
80 .iq fl. oG.s' BroOtrH
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\ one ISLAND RAILEOAD.-Wintcr ar

Jan 3 bsiratrs james slip, Nes iofl A.
H. mail Gresupou ,ld way stations u ~ ioi hl".
laphHnk Tram lana '" Nloi
head on,D Tor hyOsseI aud WAJ sAom 'p
.iralInD MI WY m
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

/ lDNON RlN ER AND HAhIIEh hAllT
ROADS-On ami afer MONpAi. SotruucI ' 1896 trains ~
sad Troy connecting ah Northern aud Western uss S
leave NeV ioIk al. follows ...
IN. Eryrr,s train Halsou River h-'w,d Thh.eut' nd
through o UfslO sni Nrs-uson Bridge v"ut cahr
81 eonnecus TJ ai'h uius of oao.s kutHd hg'"%
ton and Montreal
lOa Eprs.s sud Mail trails via Hudson Ri'er Railroad onH'As
AiLiuy With Weston trains ad at fr With trains m Nof
~ Etprr.s 'sin VIA Harlem Railroad, Twenty ahlt a. s'1
Chatham rii tsfru Railroad ir Irhip
fpungs P.ri Ahs1Y WITH N~rn nt aud Al Troy "'h
usius % Slrsioya Rutland burlington ard MosueaL
EtpIess Iluisou HYrl Railroad c"nnr'ihf AZ
Western and a. IfoJ aih usns of Montreal Win
sleeping attached
AS w. Erpfss. Harlem Railroad eonnscnc - Chlhn
aIna, Lebanon springs, Ptsled - at Alin,
W-.,rm ~ Troy With trains if kntahi buusouihl
Montreal Sleeping attached at Albany
Krpe,s un VIA iluon River Railroad with sleeping et
attached through ulso shd Suspension Bridge Without hngt
Also sleeping 81 every ds excepting Saturday. 9'i t|%
York through q, e.lpIg without change VIA Rome W A'O
iod Connection for o sill be- made al last Albany Ih' t.a
sill SunistA ...--,
Aany with r trains for Buio and suspension bfdge
and At Niih trains for Saratoga and points North
will be- via Hudson River Railroad nom Ne off
10 intermediate stations leaving heWNoTt Al ~
NJ Returning htsepse at % arriving IN New lofi
At6:l3 ~. -,
Also sunday Harlem Railroad leaving Forty seconds, at
M.lenon a. ja0a ksiurHps leave hhIcr
ton a = D ~ arriving al Sew iofs At lk;j1 a NJ - 49,
IA XASUERUIIT President
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GTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL

- c.us at Londonderry to lsnI Mall and P.,srasers
The t.tpI.te Passenger Steaiuersof
TIL ANCHOR LINZ
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY. IRON PIER a. NORTH RIVER
HlblfNlA Muurs, lNiA1 iciTr1r, ~
UNIrlD KINGDOM. Capt Smith sails ..SAI uRDAl. MucbA
low A. Capt Craig, ~ kDA T. 3ttb li
Rates Of Passage payable CrurgTo Liverpool GasXoS and
Derry. Cabin, ll0 and $50. Strersgr go
Ppal Certificate, from these p,r, TO HewYok 4o5 Psoengor,
also Forwarded 10 Hamburg Hsuc Antwerp &c. at ve'y low rates
For further Information. apply thc foiupsuTs otdss
FRANCIS MACDONAlD g. Co, Aaeui'.
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NOR SALE AT ACCTION.-On TIL BSDAf,
tb ltL day OF Fclr,rr O'Clock At Hicks h"eL NesoHl
St,tsm 1hoI.Au ceres ~ ,sNaDc
IAEO Win a.c dcle DNELLlNGHol s. BAhN 1nd eIt, o.s
LLr.s f5,oisir he sre Nesovp h. L. and lHns " hty'i
,toa u!ih l. alres6y buiu- lots, lH" above WI ue
A. a f.e ParoeS .eAer O" s1.f purchaser f"i ~
s.,r- ofJ : SUDAN. 80 Wijau,t, Nt.los Fih " 'I'i
giHs
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

tie Wcdurssys sr Cab1 7llo SHeftge
50 T'syahle iu T. s. ,orienr.
Passengers Havre Hamburg Brsm-a &c. Of mod
rates
Steersre passage Liverpool Que.noTu ~ currency
Ticket be- longh bv persons sending fr Their eYiA
iOG further niouustiiou apply At The ,oupalys oter'
T. AGENT No rrffW =.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

PRICES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE ~ GOLD:
Ffs Class SllJ Second Csss..........b,0
Through 1ickcstO 10 London. ......... r. Ersa
An eNperiscrd Surgeon Board.
The Coapan.e, will responsible f,r Specie gsluhe unless
bills VI sdng having value oppressed signed rercfr
g. X. GARRISON. nr " Y. ~. s. g. Co..
JOS j. CO5lSrOCK for ~ Y&H S.S Co,
Foc further Information spplyO
JOS J. CONSTOCE hgsut
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

EuwAEp Pf1IISrEB. Au. itolc .-..r ,.,.,,,,
EORTY- -FIFTH SALE Of UNCLAIMED
4 PROPERTY tascgae on THUfSDAl feiaa - ~ ~ S SS rA
s-,r ~ ior,e Harness. Cotton. Sa-t- Tea i"'l' L..
Csp.. s-a snl Cotue, Dry oOts Watches 'r"e 10
t..H HARDWARE Boots Shoes. A'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

? POLICEMAN ASSAULTED AND KNOCKED
Down BY NEGRoEs.-On Thursday night
citizen came to policeman Reins, near the
corner of Fifth and Baker streets, and
complained to him that the negroes were
making so much noise with their drum
ming and following near his house that it
was impossible for him to enjoy any rest.
The policeman went after the negroes, and
found that they were, as the gentleman had
said, creating great disturbance. He
ordered them to stop their drumming, and
they replied that they would 60 just be-
yond the corporation line and drum as
much as they pleased. They went little
way up the street and stopped, though not
beyond the line, and again commenced
their racket. Policeman Reins went to-
wards them. and as he got very near them
they crowded around him, with such ex-
pressions as eve will kill any d-n
white -livered son of b. who troubles
u.s." The policeman drew his pistol, but
before he could use it he was knocked
severely on the head, which laid him in
sensible. He remembers that he was
struck with drum-major's staff. When
he came to the negroes had disappeared,
and carried with them the policeman's hat
and pistol.
Lotr.-Sam Burre.s, negro drum-ma-
ior, was arrested last night by Captain
Jenkins as being the one who committed
the assault. Policeman Reins recognized
him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

Our CHURCHES To-MoRRow.-The usual
services will be held in all our churches to-
morrow, with the following changes:
Rev. C. C. Biting, of South Carolina,
will preach in the Second Baptist church
at III A. NJ. and half-past P. M.
Rev. C. Fl. Ryland will preach in the
Third Presbyterian church at IL A. M,
and Rev. P. Fletcher at half-past Z P. M.
Rev. Hugo G.'Kuhne, D. D., will preach
at st. Johns German Lutheran church,
Fifth street, at ii A. NJ.
Bishop Doggett will preach in the Clay
street Methodist church at IL A. NJ, and
in Sidney Methodist church at P. NJ.
The Methodist Sunday School Society
will hold their monthly meeting in the
Manchester Methodist church at 3 P. M.
Rev. X. N. Sledd will preach special
sermon to the children at the Broad-street
Methodist church at IL o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

JAMES BARRON HoPE.-This gifted poet
erd accomplished scholar has been invited
by number of the members cf the Legis-
lature, as we learn from the Norfolk Jour
nal, to deliver his lecture on r"Colonial
Virginia" in this city. The Journal very
Justly adds:
"There is no one better qualified than
Mr.. Hope to handle such subject, attrac-
tive as it is to the Virginian and man Of
literary taste. Mr.. Hope has prepared this
lecture with care and reseafch, and the
people of Richmond will appreciate the
rich literary feast which will be spread ont
before them. We trust they Will be fuiiy
prepared to give him q bumper when ne
appears in the metropolis, which will be IN
a few days."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO pREs1-
pING-FRIDAY MORNING. = Henry Lane,
negro, charged with stealing bag of coal
from VIM. H. Grew, was sent on to answer
indictment.
Samuel Thomas, negro, wrs arraigned
for stealing q gold watch from Minor Page.
Il was shown that the watch that vas stolen
from Page had been sold by Thomas, and
he was sent on.
Vernon A. Bouis was arraigned for forg
ing the name of Joseph Powell on note
for $3.50. In the absence of witnesses, his
case was continued until Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

LIFE ISsURAScg.-The language Of nature ana
experience demonstrates that whoever would enc
Joy the pleasure OF their family, the beauties Of
home, the joys Of companionship, or the frolies Of
the innocent, prattling children in their own do
mestic circle can assursdly do when satisfied In
his own mind that, should the hard hand Of death
snatch him from their midst, or unforeseen acct.
dent hurry him into eternity, that he has his life
insured in some good and responsible company.
It is a source OF great happiness to know that
through such medium ones family 10 projected
from the charities Of this cold world by The Judi.
cious use Of only q few dollars applied each year
toward the Ownership Of policy Of insurance
upon his life. Thirty cents each day, tribe In
itself-and not one halfthe amount daily spsnt By
each Of the many thousands at the head Of families
for their toddies, cigars. tobacco-and whore p
the man Of resolution that cannot 90 Without
either would suffice TO purchase policy upon
their life that would be . comfort to his family
after his death. And yet how few stop and Ssnset
upon this all-important subject f-iuportsnt be-
cause 1t saves their bosom companion from slave.
ry enables her to rear and educate the very chill.
dren who were the object and Affection of bob, 70
manhood and womsnhood, and make them orpa-
ments to society aud pupils for honors Of station
and renown.
And such great results are often accomplished
through the frugality Of men who study the future
welfare OF their families.
Life insurance companies are sprinsips Up sii
over our land. Alresdy we have hoIae cospdny
In our midst, to which ws would call the attention
OF the public, which. with IN ample capital Of
sis 900 to guarantee the prompt payment Of Losses
with, is doing hourishipg business already, VITA
It's gentlsmanly president, Mr. John B. Davis, wsu
known throughout the city and county. for is mana
ger, and Captain J. Y. C. Potts and T. B. Stake -
his secretsriss-esch ons . host within thsn'
selves. What better assurance can you ssk than
such men and means for you 10 spend your nonsy
with the Richmond Savings and Insurance Con-
pany OF this city, and OF which they are ths ruhns
spiritsp We lssrn they sss about 10 adopt the ns'
tual system, by which the party insure1 voaiA ~
come interested In the pfoHn with the company
II So then certainly such eforts speak TOT shsn'
selves, and entitls them 70 the patronsgp, svssi'
tude, and confidence Of genesous public wsey
all means advise you 70 give this hone company
the preference TO foreign ones, ~ II kssps h<
money st home, and We have none to spare
| ship awsy In these hard times. By all means pro
tsct your families; and In doing 20, keep yos
Il q # Fl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY,
,l,' and sI3 MAIN STREET, is one of the most
extensive and complete establishments of its
Kind in this country. With their eXtraordi-
nary facilities, a LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPH Is
made with as much ease SIS small AMBRO-
TYPE The beautiful PORCELAIN picture is here
made to perfection. Also, CARTE De YISITE-
old sud new size Copies from all kinds of pic
lures made and enlarged TO any size, and finished
N the highest style OF the art, and at reasonable
prices Examine specimens at our doorway,
WHERE NONE But OUR OWN WORK Is EX-
HlBlTEp.
Artists snd others invited to call and see the
beautiful eEec; from our direct north skylight,
which is so arranged that either side OF the face
en- he taken equally well, and is especially
alap.sa for weak and light eyes and freckled
aces. ia lo-ts
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VOL. xxx.
LIST OF LETTERS.

+ IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE PosT-OFrICR AT RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY .. 1867.
IL not called for within one month they Will be
sent TO the Dead Letter 0fice.
To strangers or transient visitors In q town or
city, whore special address may be unknown,
with the word transient"
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post. marking without interfering
with the writing.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant must
tns list, and pay one cent for advertising.
n. B.-A request for the return of n letter to the
writer, IL unclaimed within thirty DAYS or less
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
Office, and State across the left end of the en-
yelope, on the face side, will be complied with.