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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07
NiiO SINCLAIR.
CARPENTER AND JOINER.
No L,,Irfru w ATHK STRkkI

Nv. oOO IL w n -
Near the Bank Of the Old Dominlon.)
Il prepared to execute, with dispatch ana "a
the most reasonable terms, all work IN his iihe'
and satisfaction warranted.
He solcits work from the adjacent county, a.
he is prepared to contract for building, or to do
any kind vi repairing. 10 To-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

Geo. Francis Train. is in the newspapers
ag in, demanding the seizure Of Cuban ex.
petition" and declaring that they are Eng
hsh intrgues to checkmate Ireland freedom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

The President has decided not to make any
appointment of Governor for New Mexico
until Congress removes the political disabilities
of Mr. Grove.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

The Fredericksburg Ledger SAYS There
ar. but seven men 10 Richmond who pay
La ger income tax than Governor Wells. who
Ia - ON an income OF Sl5,7 49,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

Mexican advices to the 30th of April say
that the feeling Of dissatisfaction with Juarez' S
Government has extended throughout the
Republic. News from Washington concerning
General Grants policy was aDxiously awaited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

y gentleman in New York has in possession
portrait taken from the frame, and stolen
trom residence in Fredericksburg, whilst the
Federal troops occupied that town during the
War. The gentleman referred to is anxious to
It store it to its owner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

Mr.. j. l.. Marye, addressed the people at
S,otsylvania Court House last Monday, argu
ioy that the people should vote against the OBJ
Ie .tionable clauses Of the Constitution, and
tn At Us between Wells and Walker they should
FL pport the latter Tor Governor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

Mr. w. ID. Walach is busiy engaged 10
csovassing this District, as a candidate for
Congress. He has recently spoken at Spotsyl'
", mia Court House, Fredericksburg, Orange
Curt House, Culpeper Court House, and
other places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

The President yesterday appointed General
Terill, of Illinois, to be Third Assistant
Postmaster General, aud Robert T.. Kirk to
he Minister Resident to the Republic OF
Uruguay. A number of Internal Revenue
officers were also appointed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

EXcURsIoN.-A pleasure party from Wash
ipeton visited the White House to day on the
steamer Arrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

Secretary Boutwell, and Postmaster General
Creswell are the only Cabinet officers who have
given colored men Offices in the South. A
co.ored man has been appointed Postmaster at
Andersonville, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

SMOKING TOBACCO in
IL ID bsga, received today by
ny! &. ii.BUhN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

BIBLE LITERATURE In the course of his
speech at City Hall, Tuesday evening, Mr.. W.
D. Wallach candidate for Congress- remarked
that there was no use in voting for MIR. Howard
Shacketord, as the latter would not be allowed
to take his seat in Congress- because ne could
not take the iron clad OATH He Mr.. Shackel-
ford) could 10 more get seat Ia Congress
without supernatural power" continued Wal
ZACH, than could Joshua, by his own power,
have risen from earth to Heaven The audi
ence Uttered at the Biblical knowledge of the
speaker, and then fairly snorted with laughter.
Some wsg, soto yoce, suggested tina. 1t was
Deuteronomy. Dug. took the hint, and kept
on "Wel, it was Deuteronomy or some other
one of those old chaps. I'm not particularly
we'll posted in that line. '-Fred. Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

The store house OF Mr.. Morgan, with its con-
tsa,s, in St. Mary's county, Md, was burned
Last week. Loss about $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

LEEsBURd, VA--By military authority the
following appointments of members OF the
Town Council Of Leesburg have been made
Charles d. Bird, vice q, X. Fox, removed ;
Charles f. Evans, vice Thomas B. Birkley,
removed; Edgar Jarvis, vice Charles B; Ball,
removed; William Luck, vice VIM. B. Lynch,
removed John McCabe, vice David j. Stead
man removed; James F. Rinker, vice Charles
B. Williams, removed: John Small, vice l..
N. S. Hough, removed; John Saunders, vice
William Cline, removed; VIM. H. Saunders,
vice A. r. Mott, removed; X. j. {. Thomp
son, vice George Il. Head, removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

SUBSTITUTE P0P PRESERVES. lady writ
or contributes to an exchange the following bit
Of information obtained where she took tea
last "A dish that | took to be preserves
was passed, which, upon tasting, | was sur
prised to leatn contained no fruit. The ease
with which it was prepared and the trliilng
cost OF its materials are not its chief recommen'
dations, ff,r unless my tasting apparatus de-
ceived NJ e, as it is not usually wont to do, 1t is
emphat' .caly u tip top substitute for apple
sauce, apple butter, tomato preserves, and all
that 81 ,rt OF thing. Its preparation Is as FOL
lows: Moderately boil pint OF molas!es from
five O twenty minutes, according to ITS con-
siste ncy; then add three eggs thoroughly beat,
en,I hastily stirring them in and continue to boil
q f .w minutes longer; then season with nutmeg
o. lemon"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

STREET RA.IRoAp.-Under the manage
III ut oi President Riker, the Washington and
Grorgetown railroad (Avenue route) is being
placed in n better condition than ever before
Oyer one hundred excellent horses have been
purchased since the first of January, and the
stock OF the road is held to be surpassed by
none in the country Nearly all the cars are
being renovated, and those on the different
routes are to be painted Of different eolors, so
that strangers may more easily distinguish be-
tween them Those running from Georgetown
to the Navy yard are being painted red, and
tie Baltimore depot cars q handsome blue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

WHO CAN BAIL 4 PRISONER CHANGED
WITH MURDERY-In Prince Edward, Jail is
confined a. young man named Nat j Jackson,
who has been indicted for the murder. of
Mr., Bruce, of Farmville. His counsel wish
to procure his enlargement on bail, and as
there is no judge or clerk Of the court in
Prince Edward, applied to the commanding
General to grant the BAIL General Stone
man referred the matter to Attorney Gene
raj. Bowden, who returned the paper on
Saturday with the following endorsement :
"Respectfully returned. 1t is my OPT
MON that there is no Law authorizing any
officer except o judge to bail the accused,
or to fix the amount, required as security
for his attendance, or to approve the securi.
ties to his bail bond. '''- ,..-., - '.'-'''
-,s~3s .'4o7&- e" THOMAS r. BowDEN,
.'1r woist a1"'a Attorney General"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22
The Weeds and Pests Generally, .

h The Weeds and Pests Generally
Deep blowing does well in the effort to
exterminate weeds and pests Of oil sorts.
In the preparation Of corn land the use Of
the four horse plow will do world of ser
vice in putting under briers and weeds OF
all kinds soldeep chat they will not annoy
the farmer during the year. And by close
cultivation during the summer much will
have been done to clean the land. A corn
crop so TILED, followed by deep plowiDg and
lining for futurercr crop, will more than
probably give the farmer clear and finely
producing field.
Every farmer should strive to clean his
land, 50 that he may; have nutritious grass
where he is not cultivating. Grass is more
profitable than weeds, and the land will
produce itas well. Pests that are dissent
mated by seed should be carefully moved
every year before the seed mature. Those
which spread from the root can only be
gotten ridsof BY deep plowing, careful cul-
tivation, and lining, or proper manuriDg.
The farmer cannot be too particular about
cutting down weeds in summer before the
seed mature. Once they are perfected, they
are distributed by the winds, and the stock,
and birds, in all directions. The ox.eye or
ox-daisy, Of the genus c1rysanthemurn, is one
of the greatest Of pests in the Valley and
West Virginia. It spreads more rapidly
than any other, and is very hard to eradi-
cate. 1t is powerfullycrooted, and is very
luxuriant. 1t is a good green manure
turned under deeply, and once SO, turned
down it cannot rise again. Its spreading
may be checked by moving it before the
seed natures. We have heard it said that
sheep, turned upon it, will eat it down,
and, as they eat the seed, that the spread
ing will thus be prevented. This is! a
great mistake. Sheep will fill any farm
with it where they are allowed to run
after cropping the ox-eye. We once called
in flock of sheep once or twice 8 week to
feed them on oats in q yard where there
never had been any ox.eye. The summer
following it was full of thislpest, and where
the sheep stood most it was so thickly set
that it covered the ground. ,,,... ,,m
Deep plowiDg, lining, with SUGGESTIONS
of crops, including grass, will, clean up
any farm. This should be the ambition of
every farmer. When he has real and nu-
tritious grass in his resting fields he can
live in abundance and make money !"'.3a'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22
THOMAS 4. BOWDEN,
'a 2" Attorney General" !"

HUsT1NGs CoURT-Judge Bur7.hqm pre-
Siding.-The following business was dis
posed of in this court Saturday:
John alias Sam Price (negro), charged
with breaking. Acquitted.
James Timberlake (negro), charged with
burglary, sentenced to one year in the peni-
tentiary.
Ben jamin Mccoy (negro), charged with
the same offence, sentenced to receive the
same punishment. - Isu "z.3r..
Thomas Robinson (negro), charged with
house breaking and larceny, sentenced to
one years confinement in the penitentiary
The following cases are set for trial to-
day Commonwealth Us. John Thomas
alias Dick Taliaferro; Common wealth Us
James Woods and C. Bosher; Common
wealth Us. John Johnson Commonwealth
vS.cJohn Alton alias Alexander Brown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22
LOCAL, MATTERS.

FATAL AcGIDENT.--A'day1or two ago two
sons of DR.. Oliver Taylor, sof New Kent
county, were playing with 8 sdouble-bar-
relied shot gun, when the weapon was acss
cidentally discharged. The whole load Of
shot lodged in the thigh Of one Of the little
fellows, who was about three years Of age,
and inflicted wound from which he died
within twenty four hours. m Ms i:3'.! !, ~
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a; TEUToN1c VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
| s German railroad friend of ours hasgiven
his views on the situation, which we think
| worth reproducing. He says: 'gs@ s,55
Dis gontry. is Won CRATE gontry, but de
troobles is 50 much greader as de gontry,
vich is so gread as. never vas. Seemoor
| uni Plair- r-dat's vot kind ov man I vas /;
| und now I bees de same ding5 vot | never
/ vas before. Ven I come to dis gontry,
| swelf years ago, I finds beace and plendy,
| und nickers yas wort Q tousand dollars, und
| now dey amt wort q TAM. Den de war und
I vitins. cum, and I shoined der soldchers,
und staid NIT EN- until didn't git shooted,
und den. L coofns' home, und de war vas
over, und de nicker wasn't nicker no
longer. 3TUnd iustid Won de droebles gittin
over, dey coom'd worse as never vas before,
und mine frau said, Don't you g1at ter
war is oferAandt it ?' Und I say" "No, py
| tam, it ant" Und gifts mad, unit links l
fgo back NIT der ole gontryJ Jund ven l
links. what l tinks, | wakes oop one
mornin, but mine frau tells me, "Vot you
thinks; I got tree plind mices-und I bets
EN- Aund !dey is 80 plind yot dey can't see
nodings. Won ov EN- is avite mice, und
T his name Wells : und de oder is a muladder
| mice, und his name Lindsey; und de oder
| is black mice, und his name Bayne; und
| Z links to myself links, by Shorge-l
Will Watch dem mices. Und SO | watches EN-
in der mornin. Und, you see, der black
tmice, vieh; is. name .Bayne, he sleep in
der corner orn der droonk; und der mulad-
der mice, vich is name Lindsey, he sleep in
| der oder corner orn der droonk und der
vite mice, which is name Wells, he sleeps
in der :carbit-pag. Veil, in der mornin,
ven vas yatchin de :mices, l seed Bayne
git up und roob his eyes und say, :" In der
bekinnin, all men was created Vree und
equal %; ): und Lindsey say, ven he wake up,
6 Less oos oppreriate der tifficoolties u; und
Wells he shoomps oop vrom der carbit-pag,
und he say, Mine vrends und mine brod-
ders, led oos- haf beace u; und den
dey-all git togeder, und vas shust
so happy as never seed before. By Shorge,
I links dat is goot. I don't tink vot leaf
der gontry now, BECAUSE | dinks vot l
shtop der droo5les. Now, here is der dree
mices, uEd dey is ber6caly happy. Der
white mice amt shealous Won der black
mice BECAUSE he is so blind vat he CANT see
him, und de black mice und der muladder
mice amt shealous Won der white mice be-
cause vat dey can't see him, und dey is all
free and equal, und dey don't cares tam,
und dey don't got no use for der regonstruc-
tion acts und the zivil rights pill-andt it
By Shorge, l say, mine frau, got em, |
got EN-. Let der Amerigin beeples 7ot loot
dar gontry all git blind, und den dey will
all be free und equal, und dey will don't
vant no zivil rights pill, dere will pc beace,
und peer will be sheep, by tam. Andt it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

COLDS AND CoUGHs.-Sudden changes OF eli.
mae are sources Of pulmonary and bronchial af.
leclions, Experience having proved that simple
remedies act speedily when taken In the early
stage Of the disease, take at once "BRoWN'S
BRONCHIAL TRocIIEs,' let the cold, cough, OF
Irritation Of the throat, be ever SO slight, as BY
this precautlon more serious attack may be
yarfIed off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

MAYORS CoURT-Alderman PEBBLES pre-
siding.-Moses Dansfeld (negro), charged
with stealing S5.75 from Susan Stephens,
was dismissed, the proof against him not
being considered sufficiently strong. -.
George Alexander (negro), charged with
having stolen anvil in his possession, was
discharged.
Mary Ellis (negro), charged with disor-
derly conduct on the street, was discharged.
David Jackson (negro) was arraigned for
having in his possession three pairs of sto-
len boots. The case was continued until
Monday, it appearing that there were other
charges of more serious character against
him.
- William II. Gentry and Francis Curtiss
(negroes) were arraigned for stealing forty
dollars' worth of clothing from Frances
Jones. The case was continued until to-
day.
Catharine Powell, was arraigned for the
second time for being drunk and disorderly
,andtrespassing upon the premises Of Jacob
Dilman. Jacob testified that although sne
had promised on Friday not to 60 back to
his house he found in perfect possession,
having taken the place by storm. Catha-
rine was fined FIVE dollars. . 7T.i .'s@@'
julius Fillinger, was arraigned upon COM
plaint of his bondsman for attempting to
escape from the State Of Virginia while
under bonds to1appear before the Hustings
Court to be examined for felony. He was
committed until Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

HANS BRE1TMAN's PARTY.-We have re-
ceived from Mesars. a. H. Christian & Go.
copy of this famous work aS revised and
enlarged. The ballads, which are written
after the German broken-EDglish text, are
Of the wittiest and most amusing dcscrip-
ton. No one who wishes to have quiet
laugh by the library fire should be without
q copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

MAGAzrNEs.-Turner, lila Main street,
is now receiving all the northern magazines.
The Atlantic and Cooley were received on
Saturday. Thanks for repeated faTors.
Harper's Ne,o Monthly Magazine for
April is to hand from Turner. can Artist
in Alaska gives some very good illustra-
tions Of our new territory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

A RICHMOND BoYlN NEW YORK.-Leon
Wallerstein, q. Richmond boy, aged fifteen,
is the most proficient pupil in the male de
partment of school No. 49 in New York
cit. in which department are someissyen
hundred pupils. The, last No. Of. Frank
Lsslis's Boys aid GiErrls Weekly has a like,
moss of him and alsoa biography. He is
the oidestofI Iseven ehildreni HE mother
died in this city about q year ago, and be
now lives with his uncle in New York
Mr.. Wiley, who has ohargeiof the higheat
classes, says, that ,jp many respects he i
one of the most remarkable pupils he ever
had. srsr hade.tdatasl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

LYNEE& BROTHER VIM sell ,athaIf. past 4
oclocka neat two STORY brick dwelling. on
~ the, east side Of, ,Mechanicsyille, turnpike
70 just beyond Tenahle street, 10 tta sr.&z.
WILLIAM NJ. TURNER will sell at King
William Courthouse 900 acres of land in
King William county. - 7'a f1H az bes .iiRi
JONES, JR., Nos 4, 8, and Fif-
teenth street, will sell at 10 A. NJ large
and well assorted stock of groceries, III
quors, winessetc.SEf FS2EE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

Frank Leslie's LadyS Magazine for April
has been received from W. H. Keiningham.
4l3 Broad street. One Of the best Nos.
ever published. a.....- a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

COUNCIL MEETISG.-A meeting of the
Council will be held at O'Clock this eve
ming. New members who have qualified are
notified to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

Why sufer with bad cough when you can get Of
any druggist = bottle of PowERs's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF ToLU A~D WILD CHERRY which almost
in every instance gives relief? --..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

cuEAr WooD.-Another train of cheap wood
o.. so per cord) will arrive this afternoon By the
Central road, and be issued on Tuesday. Zee a1-
yertfsement f...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

NJ. ELLY5oN & co. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee, and tie northern cities at pub
lishers' rates. for: cash. Apply at this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

As agents for BENsoN's sALALEM BHoTI
we are prepared to supply the wholesale and retail
trade ith this valuable preparation.
- PURCELL, LADD Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22
LOST AND FOUND.

CTRAYED from the residence ofESs
> Max A. TyndaJi on Brook road, a.sI.lA..
Ltk4E WHITE COW: left horn broken. "a
liberal reward viii be paid for her return 20 tne
above place, or for any ieading 70 hef
recovery. 4t5 s G&za mn 4S-ytT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

Goss1snAg1oN--The confirmation &st St
Paups church will take place on Wednes'
day evening SC O'clock, instead OF or
Saturday, % before ssated.ecf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

MILIT4RYAPpoIETME ALL theaYail-
able clerical force at headquarters was en-
gagged on; Saturday in preparing inew.ap-
pointments for the State. j Among them we
notice that Colonel Egbert has been aap-
pointed Chief ofPolice, and y. c. Dunham
a member Of the Council in the place Of
Or: Sharpe resigned y These appointm ents
win PROVE generally satisfactory to our
people. 's,t.s .g4A,..I,::S. Z. I, &, Snd q No&da
The appointments for the Council, an
nounced day or two since, have all been
officially announced to the appointees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

A WORTHY APpEAL.-Mr. A. B. Sharpe,
of Atlanta, Co., is in the city soliciting aid
for the First Baptist church Of that city.
He informs us they have been struggling
for two years, and have spproximated the
completion Of the desired object, but must
fell at last without some assistance. This
is certainly worthy object. Il is recom'
mended by the pastors Of oil the churches
Of Atlanta without .denominational dis.
tinction, and many other distinguished
gentlemen of the South. Mr.. s., the agent,
brings credentials Of very satisfactory cha
racter, and is endorsed byaDrsJ. B. Jetsr
and DR.. J. L. Burrows Of ithis city. The
fact that Atlantis was1laid in Rlashes during
the war and the citizens left )houseless and
homeless is motive enough to prompt, our
city to q liberal response.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22
SEINE THREAD, &c.

GENE THREAD OF ALL NUMBERS
~ The second importation just received ana Ioi
sale at less than New York prices. '.E
STURGE0N TWISES and se
LINES FOR HANGING sEINEs, rs
w s.. L.LICHTgESTEIE'S,
lTo7 Franklin street.
fen betwaen seventeenth and Highteentbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
n H E. A 7 B E.
R. z. WHITMAN.

=
sole manager and proprietor Of WhItman's re-.
nowned spectacIes ENCHANTED FAWN. !.
CINDERELLA, MID 8 UNI MER NIGHTS
DREAM, and UED1NE, formerly mans ger of
Chicago Museum, also of the renowned star
Lostas' - and last two years manager Of Whit
mans Continental Theatre, Boston. 1tss Il o. \.
- ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARILY.
. TUESDAY, March 20, 1859 and every evening
until further notice the greatest spectacle ever
produced. y he real original world removed
ENCHANTED. WHITE FAwN, -
Introducing Mr.. B. 2. Whitman's celebrated BAL
let troupe-M Ademoseller kSMsRALI I, DIAM.
star danseuse from her Majesty's theatre London,
and thestres OF Paris. Milan. and Venice; Made
moisslle LIZZETTE BERNARD, the popular
vocalist and actress the following p-fnc pal an
seuses Mslvtne, Laura Bell, uardl D'yerie.
hatre oe bsnet. ........... MONS DIAM
Mr.. B. e. Whitman's ~ AK DIX MATlC COM
PANY, the great $4,000 TRkNSrORAA1I ION
SCENE, acknowledged to be the finest ever pro-
dueed In America; the whole upder the imnedi-
ate superyi ION Of u. F. WHITMAN, Esq pro-
: ADMISSION PRICES. f27z; Z
orchestra and Dress Circle. 90
rsmly ClrCie.... 20
seats secured at g.. L.. Bidgood's.
MATINEE SATURDAY at p. M. 27Tc2
Day Derform ancp half price- s-sas. t NH n : ct
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famous White FaEnf which had SO great q ]

famous White :Fawn,; which had, SO great o
run, in New York, With its chaste and beau
-tiful trangforma alton scenes and other spec
tacular effects. Mr.. Whitman is said to
have more oapitsl invested in scenery and
costum ess than any single individual in
America, and wherever he has been, sur
prise has been manifested at the manner in
which he has produced his plays. The
company iis composed cf thirty five artists,
and in that nnmberis included On excellent
ballet. After the White Fawn, we are pro-
missed Midsummer Nights Dream" and
[" Undine." For further particulars, our
amuaement-lovers are referred to an adver-
tisement which appears in another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

ts THR WHITE. FAwS. There issuFely no
dearih of ofoamusemerts in Richmond just
now. The opera left, us Saturday, and to-
morrow night the Theatre is to be opened
for On entertainment qhas bids fair 70 be
even more popular than the last. Whit
MANS celsbrated eam Rany is to}prodnes the