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VIRGINIA GRAPE CuLTURE:.-The subject
.f crane culture In Virginia is one that Is
Exciting much interest in Virginia: Expsrii; sri
= n,,st 1ss admirably. Among these there is one
u ina our az own CITY, made by MIR. c. sauer, who
IL IL y ~ nrodnced o wine almost equal to the
,as ,,ast bordeaux. He purposes to extend his
onera, nsS ions during the coming season, ano
to max wine to as shaI,d eef
taiuly syA "ceea. - 1na n -ss
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EMBRACE TIE OPPORTUSITY.-Mr.J J. B. WAT
KISs, I'LL Main street, Informs US that he is dis
charging to-day cargo OF very superior red ash
anthracite coal, and to avoid the expense OF yard
ing 1t offers to cash consumers and dealers un-
equalled advantages in price. Order 1T once.
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PREMIUM KID GLovEs.-E. B. SPENCE 4 Son,
1900 Main street, have just received supply OF
Ph. Courvoisier's celebrated KID GLOVES. Those
In want Of nice kid gloves can now he supplied at
the corner of Main and Thirteen streets.
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FIRE COMPANY IN MANoHEsTER.Thec citi'
zens of Manchester on Thursday evening
organized their fire company ana eiecteo
the following officers: A. b. waugh, zap
tain; J. w. Jones, 1st Assistant w. D.
Stywald, Cd ditto; r. ID. beasiegy' @ necIe'
tary A. hnorr, Treasurer; p :. ?. ha,, Sohes,
Pipeman. The company 'S'n hola ahotnei
neetino tonight. Gs.-
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CoLoRED LUSATICs.-1n many OF the
county iails are colored lunatics, confined
there because the two State asylums are
too crowded to receive them. General
Canbv is about making arrangements to
have these unfortunate creatures trans
ferred to the Howard's Grove Hospital,
where they will receive proper medical
treatment and the sooner they are re-
moved the better. As matter Of State
economy, all pauper lunatics should be
placed In hospitals with the least possible
delay. Most cases Of lunacy readily yield
to proper treatment, if not permitted to be.
come chronic By delay. Cleanliness, nour-
ishing food, and active employment of the
body. are the sllrest remedies, and these
cannot be resorted to in county prisons.
Many years ago, when stralght.jacketSS,
handouts, shower-baths, etc., We're resort
ed to as restraints and cures by those who
professed to treat lunacy scientifically, the
Superintendent and Directors Of the East
ern Asylum had large well dug, in which
their patients were dipped. A windlass
and chain, to which was attached an Iron
chair, were prepared, and when O patient
became very violent he was forced into the
chair, made fast by straps, and then gwen
rapid run to the bottom OF the Wen,
where he was allowed to remain I'LL the
"bubbling" on the surface of the water
showed he was nearly drowned, when ne
was drawn up, resuscitated, and II his pa.
royvms of rage returned he was again sent
to the bottom in search of reason. This
treatment was continued until one or two
unfortunate creatures died from its effects,
when it was abandoned.
Science and experience haye done much
to restore the lost reason of humanity; but
it is of the utmost importance that oil such
unfortunate creatures should be sent to the
asylums with the least possible delay.
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Why will you give one dollar and twenty-five
cents per gallon for Norfolk oysters when you can
get the York River at WILLIAM. Cox's, Frank
lin street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
and at SHIELDS, STEVENS 4 Co.'s, 600 Broad
street. for one dollar?
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TIE BOARD OF TRADE BALL.-The ball in
honor of the National Board Of Trade given
| last night at the Exchange and Ballard
| House was grand success. Although an
nounced for 9o'clock. it was fully 10 O'Clock
| before the ball was set in motion. at that
hour the splendid Post Band struck up Il
! brilliant air, and large number of couples
filed into the magnificent ballroom Of the
old Ballard House. Shortly afterwards the
dance was commenced, and the ball rapidly
increased in point Of brilliancy and num-
bers.
At midnight or thereabouts supper was
| announced, and more elegant repast is sell
dom set before ga gay and festive crowd"
The affair passed off most pleasantly, and.
considering the short notice upon which it
was given, was fine success. The COM
n,ittees i'll charge deserve great credit for the
Ell >ient manner in which they discharged
their duties. 1-.
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AFFIDAv1Ts FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form of affidavit, required by Gen
eral Orders No. o., prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The At
fdaTit Is required before any execution can be
i:suad by clerk OF court.
We can furnish these forms at s. per hundred
or fifty cents per Dozen or Ave cents apiece, to
the cities and, country. Liberal discount to the
frad
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BOOKS FOR PREsENTs.-ELLTsoN TAYLOR
have laid in splendid lot Of books of various
popular authors, IN splendid binding, suitable for
presents. Call and see them. .-----
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DELEGATES TO THE GRAND LoDGE.-On all
the railroads and the James River steamers
delegates to the Grand Annual Communica-
tion of the Grand Lodge of Virginia, which
will take place in this city on the 18th, will
be passed free on their return.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-All per-
~ sons who paid one. half Of city taxes In June
will come forward and pay the other half, SUI ject
to Il discount nf ten per cent : and those who have
paid none of their taxes Will be liable to twenty per
cent additional unless paid In this month.
PAYERS from 4. NJ. 10 p. 81. from thls date to
the 3lst of December. ~
By order of the City Council. c. +. WORD,
de lin City Collector.
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A FINE HoRsE.-MeSsrs. Cook & Laughton
will sell this morning at the horse lot in rear of
the Ballard House, a superb riding and driving
horse. Those In want should be present. See ad-
ycrtisemeut.
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NJ ELLYsoS & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
Iishsrs' rates, for cash. Apply ut this Office.
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UNITED .STATEs CoURT.-In this court yes,
terday A. J. Berry was fined one hundred
dollars for co. .adueting the lottery business
x-ifhn1,f q Ecan &c. q
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STILL LEAvING.-Another lot Of fifty 1e-
ero.S passed over the Danville railroad yes
ferda, en- route to Louisiana.
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ALL OF THE NORTHERN PAPERS AND PERI
oDIcALs may be had Of ELLYsoS & TAYLOR,
next to the Dispatch Office.
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THE lExcURsIoN Down THE RIvER.-The
people Of Petersburg, we are informed. in
tend to give the National Board of Trade a
right cordial reception on their arrival
there from City Point. The President of
the City Point road and the President of
the Richmond and Petersburg road have
rendered to the Transportation Committee
of the Chamber of Commerce the free use
of their trains for the purpose. The trip
promises to be most pleasant affair, and is
looked forward to with much interest. The
members of the Richmond Chamber of Com
merce will accompany the National Board.
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NIGHT ScHooLs.-Cannot some plan be
devised for establishing free night schools
for the apprentices of Richmond! They
cannot spare the time from their labors to
attend the day schools, and must, therefore,
grow up in ignorance unless the public alds
them to learn at suitable times. A portion of
the general schoolappropriation might be set
apart for this enterprise, and then, with the
schools in operation, any number of gentle
men could be found who would willingly de-
liver weekly lectures to the various classes
on practical subjects. Richmond has every
natural advantage for becoming great
manufacturing city. but with uneducated
mechanics she can hope for but little. Let
some of our leading mechanics take up the
suggestion of night schools and put it
into operation. The only expense would
be teachers and lights, and this would be
trifling comparedt to the vast amount of good
that would be effected by this philanthroplc
enterprise.
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ACHINE SHOP.
SLoAT & ADDINGTOS,
MACHISISTs.
WORKS AND OFFICE ltls, CARY STREET, MEAN
EouRTEENTH, RICUMoNp, VA.

AM-ENGINES and BOILERS In city and
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired, with ell kinds Of steam-gttings fos
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON's PATENT SrEAM-ENGINE- GOV
ERNOR SELDEN'S PATENT tSTEAM-ES-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them To be
the best gauge now In use. They are LESS in price
tnan any other make. full line OF the above ar.
ttcles always on hand We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDlNG oIL-CUP, for shat
ing and all kinds OF machinery, which saves ninety
per cent OF oil This L. The newest and best thirs
now out. Come and see II and us. s,..-s.,s....
GEORGE B. SLOAT,
my1e A. JACKSON ADDINGTON,
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EORM OF PROXY.

FORM OF PROXY.
RICHMOND AND pANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Knor all men Jy these presents: That -,
The undersigned do hereby constitute and appoint
to vote on all questions haSmay be brought before
the meeting OF the stockholders Of the Richmond
and Danyille Railroad Companyto he held ut -,
on - the - day of -. or at any adjourned
meeting thereof, hereby ratifying all the acts Of
-, said attorney In the premises fully rs If
were present and voting In person.
In testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed
hand this - day of -. no s-eodtd
Wing and EnQuirer and Examiner copy.
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One hundred cords of dry pine wood at WEST 4
LACY's for the rich and poor, at the moderate
price OF 81. Is ner half-cord.
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AsTRAKHAS CAps.-A. 4. Allen, 1915 Main
street. has just received large lot OF these caps
so much sought after.
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A fine assortment OF note, letter, and cap pa
per and envelopes, ut ELLYsoN & TATLoR's,
adjoining the Dispatch office.
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AProINrMENT.-Henry Washburn has
been appointed guano Inspector of this city
nv General Canby
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DIR. WAnISG.-C. r. REEs & Co. are the only
photographers who have ORIG IyAL NEGATIVES
of the late DIR. Waring. All others are mere
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MEETINGS.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
l. ING OF THE VIRGINIA BUILDING
FUND COMPANY will take place MONDAY
NIGHT, December 9th, at I O'Clock, at Peay's
school house. de at
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RESTAURANTS.

NCHOTT'S STEAMED OIS- so ~
2IEE II \ f:yATr'sHHFAT: i 4 1Nb / 1 tSf K W.
.IIEEEL7>.--LYNNHANES BAY, ChnMkY-
H,"Nk, MIL GREEN, HORN HAkBoR:
liver and other OYSTERS OF the choicest Wa
St,, received regularly and fresh, and served
EAW, STEAMED STEWED, or FRIED. Res
ants supplied by the barrel at cost price.
Inc BAR Is stocked with the CHOICEST IL
E.pE>; and Il large l"t Of BOTTLED IL
q Gi'>. WINES. Air, and LAGER BEER. of
- tnrsl quality, always on hand. de-
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
| DRED at the Dispatch Office
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Under ST. ALBAN'S HALL, COR
| NFH MAIN AND THIRD STREETS, there
:. 4 large ana weil-sclccted stock of CONFEC-
TIONERIES NUTS. PI, kLES, PRESERVED
tEANDIFD, and CANNED FRUITS. and every
'at.- u-uallv found in frst-class confectionery.
MSIGES, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, &C., &c,
served up 10 ladies and gentlemen la the saloon by
4. .I;" attendants. THOMAS JACKSON.
ral.--,llln successor to \. PiZztni & Co.
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EDUCATIONAL,
-,
tARMNlLLE + FEMALE COLLEGE.

,t.s Institution viii be re-opened THURSDAY,
TT, ,"1f Il 1853. The Principal, who has had an
4 lII.TSItNc experience in The conduct OF FIRST
q ms MS EMALE SCHOOL, viii spare no efforts
.yio"te tDe Intellectual, m0ral and physical
r"%pmcn, or her pupils.
penSes OF this school are regulated to suit
Tssaseucies Of the times
ay, ms I per session Of nine scholastic months ol
bad eTAs t each, ending June 20, 1870:
luhIc 'nclnding lights washing, aud Yue!... $3.50
lg!,j - ~ ~ academic department. 40
lsli, IN IN primary department ............... SO
susir a., french, and Spanish, esch... ls
tseof i"., ,he piano, including vocal. d.
~ paiD,i
.Fswiny "F oh canvas. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o0
piIeIlS pris,Ise one-haif in advance.
ca. furnish their own towels and table nap
.pplIsthler lSIr,her information, circulars WIN be sent
y,sR. NOTTINGHAM, Fsrmvills. Va.
zee Tbs Trustees OF the College.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON-l0 o'clock-several good
horses, mules. top-wagon, &c.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD CO.,
RICHMOND, November 8, 1859. :
THE TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL
Il MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held In this city, at the
Exchange Hotel, on the SECOND WEDNESDAY
in December next tSth} 1t IL NJ.
The transfer book will be closed on the Goth of
November until after the meeting.
j. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
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r,INy OF LETTERS.
"a, or LETTERS REMAINING IN
| lSI,. vAXCNESTER P0ST-OFFICE DE-

"a, OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
! ISSLI,. WANCHESTER PoST-OFFICE DE-
4 NH" LADIES' LIST.
,s-s Sauic 4. Drake, Miss Mary
G-N w. r !. Pcrpignon, Mrs. F..
El@flS' nt,I sarah F. Bedford, Miss Maggie
Ea,rn wrs. John L. Whitlock Mrs. Bette
r}spAH'f w. NJ F. White, Miss ella
.r,i",, NJ f. Walker. Mrs. W. l..
.-'s~ W. MISS M r Writ, Miss Alice +.
D,l1.Nr. Nirs. May A.
.ts CENyLENFN'S LIST.
p,rgrt lipscomb John
So H. HcRao. DR.. a. :. icy
E'7.,,'' Tim Mckinney. c. l..
F-f'.1.. T+win Perry, John
ta.TH'r;'yar. j. Il. Powell j. \.
g#'' ',yIi,i.rn RcdTord, Joseph
a. .-ry Joseph SlnHh' 1Shn
.,'r.fr. ,ahn II. , Twsn, Charles
HH.S,["" X. f.rcclman) Wcast, w. Il.
H''>"',n3-c,y Wind, Samuel
laa' = Vnhcrt Walker. MajorJ.
low" LANES II. CUNNINGHAM, Z. VI.
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hnaEeIi WILLIAM !, al c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND %sS
LONDONDERRY. LE&laSS


THE ANCHOR LIN E
Favorte Clyde-bnilt passenger steamers are IN
No. 20. North river, ut IL O'Clock NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $50 ana
s75. s,so
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $3.50.
Storage to Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
s35. a,,
Passengers boOkcdtO and from Hamburg Hayre,
Rotterdam Antwerp. &C., Mt very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any BANK In Great bri-
tain.
For further information apply at the compnny's
Offices No. Bowling Green, New York, to HEN-
DERSON BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM CO, Agents.
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP-JAMES +. BURRESS, of the firm or
Burrcss, Blair & ThaNton, having determined TO
engage In different business, has sold his entire
Interest I'm the business TO N"Ssrs. l.. H. BLAIR
and GEORGE ID. THAXr0N, who will continue
the business ut the same pacc-So. II Pearl street.
Referring to the above notice, respectfully
tender to tic large number Of friends who have IA
yored me with their patronage my most sincere
thanks and most cordially commend To- lheir iaror
my successors. JAMES +. BURRESS.
The undersigned. having purchased IN" Interest
of Mr. James T.. Burress In the firm OF Burress,
Blair 4 Thaxtou, vii! continne the business rs
heretofore under the style Of BLAIR & THAN
TON and In v!te n continuance Of the patronage
so literally accorded to the old firm. pledeing
their best endeavors meet the wants OF the trade
and To give to their patrons entire satisfaction.
LEWIS RI. BLAIR.
GEORGE ID. THANTOS,
Wholesale Notions, II Pearl street.
November 90 1869. dca-3t
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MTILLIAM c. DUNHAM & co,
w GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION AERCHAAIag
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-OFFIcE Box "a
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK. <4&HA
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Sls&G
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALBEs
MARIE and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk CITY Point, and Richmond. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
o'clock p. N. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at hiRh tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloonJ and statcrooms. The fare, accommoda.
tIons, aud attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers FOR all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the o!nces OF tnis
COMPANY -
NJ l. McCFEADY, President, Is7 Greenwich
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
cnrner Main and Eleventh streets,
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10! FOR THE sfsfsrl

FOR PMATKA, Fla, VA SAVANNAH, -: S1,i
VILE and all LANDINGS on the ST. johns
ER.-SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.--The elegant
T. MCNELTY, will leave Charleston, 5. G.. for
the above places every TUESDAY EVENING al
O'Clock. ..
The elegant and irst-class steamer CITY
POINT, Captain GEORGE G. MCMILLAN. will
leave Charleston every FRIDAY EVENING st 8
O'Clock for the above places.
extra charge for meals and staterooms.
For freight or passage apply to
j. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents.
South tlantic Wharf, Charleston, 5. C..
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Rithmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY.. .DECEMBER 4. 1863.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH"
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACKENZIE, HENRY FLAMANT,
81 BR ADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills Of ladlng given from Richmond 70
all European ports for tobacco, cotton, grain, ana
other freight.
Particular attention given to small packages.
Cable kilograms forwarded III low rates.
Close connection made for the Pacific coast,
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan.
Freghts forwarded to all parts OF the United
States and Canada Apply to
WILLIAM c. DLNHAM CO.. Agents,
All corner Main anu Eleventh streets.
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H.IsT OF LETTERS,

r IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
II REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE DECEMBER 4 1850.
Persons calling for letters In this list will pie sc
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FOR SALE.

row FOR SALE.-We have just TEL ~
" received for sale on consignmenta q fine t.-IA->
MICH COW with young calf
A. A. HUTCHESQN co.,
deket No. 1908 Main street
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
CHMOND TIL E a TR z.
SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER .TH.

1A<A oAc~A-Ln~n1~s <-hS
RICHMOND THEATRE.
SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER .ru.
FAREWELL Re T1t sI HIGHT OF TIE III ogEEN Fl STAR
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS.
HIDDEN HAND;
OLD vIRGINi1 1 AS 1T WAS,
IS originally produced by s5r. Watkins in this
s the ea best version
made of her popular romance;-
WTapTohl1 hef sh aoS
IT TAkEs TWO 70 QUARREL:
Mr. and Mrs. H"'TSpHEhFisT. WHhKF.sss Bose and HARRY
TERMS LIBERAL: Dress circle, 7sc.; parqn,e'tte,
Soc; upper tier, 25c. de q
DICHMOND THEATRE, SPECIAL.
ICLcssees and Managers, sPAtD1SG & RAPLEY.
roE ekA6R 6RE gERHAE e Efk oFEHH, 5Ehr.
MANAGING DIRECTOR. R..................H. GRAC.
THO Management respe trully announces the fol-
lowing brilliant varied repertoire:
MONDAY. DECEMBER eru.
Flotow,s charming opera,
MARTHA.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ITH,
Won Weber's immortal master piece,
DER FREYSCHUTZ.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER STH,
BOildten's brilliant opera,
LA DA Me BLAN CHI T..
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9TH,
Gounod's Grand Opera,
FAUST.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18th,
Auber's renewed work.
FRA UIhEOLO.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER llTH
Haery'S great work,
LA JCIVE The Jewcss-Die Jndin).
SATURDAY tlast day Of the Operal AFTER
NOON at o'clock,
ONLY GALA MATINEE.
POPULAR SCALE OF PRICES:
adLllSSloH
Dress Circle and Orchestra, reserved. ....... l.5O
upper
bDScS.. .AV'VV
The sale Of seats commences NJ BlDGUOD'S
music store THIS MORNING at O'Clock.
de 3-tf
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LADIES' LIST

IAD1
Anthony, Mrs. j. F.
Alexander, Mrs. f.
Rates, Miss X. J.
Butler. Mrs. s.
Bowman, Miss NJ. b.
Baughan, Mrs. L. j.
Binford, Miss G. Is.
Bingham. Mrs. 2.
Booker, Miss l..
Booker, Mrs. M.
8oydc, Mrs. 4. S.
Brccdcn. Mrs. 5. 4.
Boyd. Mrs. VI. f.
Breeden, Miss l..
Burns, Mrs. +.
BrockeGbaro. Mrs. L.
Brown, Miss q. v.
Brooks, Mrs. Il. V.
Brooks, Mrs. VI. NJ.
Burton, Miss V. NJ.
Burnett, Miss NJ. A.
Butler, Miss X.
Carter, Miss l.. A.
Claybrook, Miss L.
Clark. Miss 4. F. t?)
Curtis, Miss NJ. A.
Cosby, Miss NJ. r..
Grew, Mrs. Nj. a.
Cross, Margaret
Crump, Miss VI. W.
Crump, Miss NJ. r..
CunnlnGiiam. Miss A. 4
Carr, Miss NJ.
Davis, Mrs. ID.
Davis, Miss a. :.
Davenport, Miss F.
Dabucy. Mrs. l..
Dudson, Miss +. V.
Dixon, Miss l..
Dcvercux. Miss a.
Davis. Mrs. NJ. A.
Davidson. Mrs. NJ. Z.
Dwyer. Miss l..
Elicit, Mrs. +.
Fans, Mrs. &.
Elmorcy, Mrs. c.
Fisher. Mrs. VI.
Fisher. Mrs. &. +.
Flahcrty. Miss A.
French, Mrs. N. W.
Franklin. Mrs. l..
Fox. Miss ]. B.
Gatewoott. Miss Z.
Gebbinger. Mrs. 4.
Gaines, Mrs. c.
Cough, Miss II.
Godfrey, Miss I.
GrinStead. Miss J.
Haskins. Mrs.
Holmes. Mrs. A.
HooOcr, Miss L. A.
hopkins, Miss =.
Hoffman. Miss p.
Holmes. Miss NJ.
Horne, Miss Moll!c
Holmes, Miss a.
Holloway, Mrs. ID.
Honcymur. Miss T..
Heath. Miss S. (3j
HAYES, Miss J. :.
Heath, Miss NJ.
Holingsworth, Mrs. NJ.
J.
Hannighan. Mrs. D.
Harrison, Mrs. s.
Heartley, Miss f. y.
Harris. Miss o.
Hennon, Miss N. l..
Hogsmere. Mrs.
Jackson, Mrs.
Jeamcs. Mrs. Nj. l..
letter. Miss j.
Johnson, Mrs. f.
johnson, Mrs. 5.
johnson, Mrs. n. e..
Johnson. Miss NJ.
Jones, Mrs. NJ. A.
Jackson, Miss +.
johnson, Miss +.
Kenner. Mrs. II.
Kirby. Miss Nj.
Kidwcll. Mrs. L. 4.
King slcy. II. \.
Kay, Mrs. r. L.
Kay, Miss Sarah
X eilcy. Miss Nj. G..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-04
NATIONAL LINE,

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