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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

BEN. SCOTT ASKS PRoTECTIoN.-On yes
terday afternoon Major Poe received the
following note from Ben. Scott:
"MARCu %, 1870.
Major Poe: humbly request that you
will send patrol sufficient to disperse the
crowd gathered around nv house. There
has been crowd here all day, and can
get no rest. Please send patrol to dis
perse the same, and oblige
"Your obedient servant
Captain Epps and Captain Dabney re-
paired to Ben.'s house upon receipt of this
and dispersed the crowd, among them q
colored individual who was playing police
man.
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A. A. ALLEN, 1918 Main street, has Just received
all the new style Of hats for the spring.

we hsve determined to reduce to less than tie
regular gold rates the price OF every article of our
Iiasnlncent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Watches,
'e"ery, aud snverware, and ask an inspection OF
eui sooos ana prices, which we propose to offer
Tor less than they can be bought In the f,rsclass
houses Of New York and Philadelphia We i'm.
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest ssyss oi rich Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dia.
mona ana Pearl Sets, Leonttne Vest and Cuerd
Shalns, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief-
Holders, Amethyst Mossagate, Ruby ianet. Dia-
mond Engagement and Plain Gold Wedding.
Rings; Masonic Jewels and Jew>elry, spectae,es
and Eyeglasses, Sterling silver Spoons, Forfs
PITCHERS, and rich Presentation Tieces In cases.
NowI.AN q Co., "
. a.-- -Eer Main street corner of Tenth.
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FRANK LESLIE FOR APRIL.-We have re-
ceived from Messrs. Ellyson & Taylor, next
to Dispatch, the April No. Of Frdnt LeSI'e's
Lady's Magazine. This magazine is always
q favorite with the ladies not only because
of it's reliable fashion designs and full
descriptions, but because of its beautiful
miscellaneous illustrations and the select
character of its reading matter.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH q, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer James $. Green, Pace, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, W. L. Porter. -
. steamer Johu sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatun. -
Schooncrs Quickstep, Smith, and Mary A. WINS,
Bodine New York, merchandise. Curtis q Parker.
Schooner William Frayser, Applegartb, Balti-
more, shells, A. 8. Lee.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Bourne, New York, m err
cbandise and passengers, ". G.. DunhaSn Co.
Schooner G.. T. Hubbard, Loveland, New York
ria Osoorne's, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM. .." +'' "'
WEST POINT, VA, March :o.-Arrived, steamer
Admiral, Freeman. Baltimore merchandise and
passengers, Richmond aud York River Railroad,
and sailed OH return.
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AMUSESaENTH.
EXCURSION 49,.
- TO NEW YORK CITY.
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS! E" -.
Billiards. Panorama OF
NEW YORK CITY, ~.
painted on eighteen thousand feet Of canvas, anA
showing In 4 life-like manner
FORTY-ONE MILES
OF THE EMPIRE CITY,
SEVEN MILES OF SHIPS, STEAMERS, &C.,
Will be exhibited
aETROPOLITAN HALL,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27D
and 23D, at and O'Clock each day.
Admission, so cents; children, 25 cents.
GALLERY, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Seats reserved without extra chsrgc. Tickets
for sale at Bidgood's bookstore, Main street.
NH 2e-2t*
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DARING RoBBERY.-Between the hours
of and Q o'clock last night the store of
Mr.. John c. Shafer, corner OF Main and
Tenth streets. was entered from the side
window on Tenth street anu robbed Of two
valuable coats. the property OF Mr.. Frank
Divine. The pockets Of both coats CON
taiuel valuable papers: which could be Of
no use 10 any enc but the owner. The
thief left behind hima pole, with which he
had effected AT entrance. Mr.. Divine was
absent At the time, and returned only in
time 10 prevent greater loss.
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The OATES TRoUpE-PosTPoHEAENT.-
Our readers will learn with regret that Mrs.
Oates, with her combination, will not be
able to appear tonight on account OF the
non-arriyal of scenery and some other ne
cessary attendants for the success OF their
entertainments They will certainly appear
tomorrow night, when they will doubtless
be greeted by fine house.
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MACHINE SHOP.
oA s1oAT . ADDIEGT0s'
MACH1NIsTe.
wo.xs AND OFFICE i4B CABY STREET A2AS
ToURrsssrH. RIcHxoSp, Va.

An, x,sps or yYw YORKi REP PMIsRiESS sIss i,S
saYasry EToBHco WORK or az k,ads nsss sss
sad ~ .5a alds ossss e sSaIks IS
same; .r = rLa Ia APEPAIRED. exclusive agents fsr
JJiH}SsoSs JHsa6oSS W WpATENT sTEAATssGrIsSEs Ges. es.
ERNoR sELDsHy,,:s, y,:,.. pAIEs;a saasm ;suss companys
aNSSm asTNSm GsuaEb. Every ons of these ssnSss
are warranted for year. we oT saen ~ pSes sS s
.s best gaaSss a.S.r nas asAs a sa line
tnhn ts.,.a any a,yvoSsan hand. We also Keep
PaTENT SELF-FEEDIHaQ 49, ~ r;,ssar
INK and all kpds q sud Ssss sSinx
ppSEnuss pSS SSm cou,e a5sd SEQ u and rs !. !.
" M ~ : qEeEK99KEs e9EK99Ks6n B "a siabbabikaresk
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND P0sT-OFrIcE MARCH
23, lS70.-Richmond and York r. r. r.
Co., Henry Schutter, Mrs. Lucy H. Whar-
ton, Miss l. +. Howard, Joseph Middendorf,
Mr.. James Ross, Miss Everett, Julious Jen-
ing, Richmond, Va; Merchant. Dispatch
Office Vim. y. Null, Rolor's Rock Light
house, Va; Miss Bently, care Of j. NJ.
Barton; Mrs. Watson, Maple Shade; Mr..
James \. Thompson, Mansfield, Pa; Mr..
John I. Flynn, New York; Mr.. Thomas
Stanford, Jr., Baltimore, Nd; II. \. Moody,
Esq, Petersburg, Va; Mr.. Edwin Hill,
Danyillc, Va: one letter, no address pack
age Coz Mr.. JOAN &. Townlev.
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TAILORING, TAILORING.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, and yEST1NGS.

In addition TO READY-MADE CLOTHING
keep constantly on hand a large and fashionable
assortment Of CLOTHS, -ChSS8MERES aaG
YESTINGs, which Will make up 70 measure In
the latest styles and best workmanship.
Mr.. JACOB EBEL, OF Germany, lately OF Balt1-
the State ofVirginia, Is with me- and II he cannot
cut to ft and please You, no one else can: Give
him trial. SMITH THE CLOTaiEks
--1- 1909 Nain street.
sALEsMEN r, A. ssundsss, EFF. Pseer, J: =.
Emith, - sst IVA Il
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SALE OF pKopERTy.-We learn that the
residence OF the late John rutherford, on
the corner OF Ninth and Marshall streets.
and recently occupied by Judge Il. 4.
Bu!uham, late Of The Court of Appeals,
has been purchased by the Roman Catho-
lies of this city, who propose to erect a
male seminary on the present site OF the
house. We learn that il brought the sum
or Slr nnD
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NENmco COUNTY CuuRT-JuStice j. n.
'aei'n EreSjdi"g.-The jury in the case
q. Bowler, indicted for the murder of Mr.
'*"sere, being unable to agree, were dis
'.2r@ed, and the prisoner remanded to Jail
lat!! the next term Of the court.
"scsr Royster and John Perkins {ue-
.!ossi, indicted for house breaking, were
.g.4,Iy tired, and, il accordance with ver-
..., f ".uilty" BY the Jury, were each
-=&.enced 10 two years confinement III the
I.H!tuutidry.
The -r4u1 jury held an adjourned meet
ing Oh yesterday, and found "a true bill ;"
IyainAt Daniel johnson for 8 feloniously
aud maliciouBly burning rick OF wheat
straw." The grand jury were then dis
charged.
Tie court sustained the motion to grant
new trial to Peter Taylor, and the prl-
soner was remanded to jal until the next
tci;G Of the court.
The court will probably close for the
term to-day,
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N, ELLYsoN d Co. viii Insert advertisements In
the principal newspApersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
llshsrs, rates, for cash. Apply at this oflcss
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JACK WRESS SURRESDERs.-Yesterday
afternoon OF about o'clock Jack Wrenn
appeared at the station-house and stated
that upon hearing there was a warrant
out for him he desired to give himself mp.
He says that he can prove his innocence OF
the charge against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

Appletons' Journal for this week has
been received by Ellyson / Taylor, next to
Dispatch office. 4 new story is commenced
in this No.
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CoHvICrs.-Thc following con-
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terday:
From Wythe county-AlfrCd Grubb
(white), convicted of house-breaking and
larceny; sentenced for six years. John
Stroup (white), same offence, for FIVE years.
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nICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
* DIn yOAn TYNE-FOR BALTIMORE

,
Il RAILROAD LINE-FOR BAbTIMORK,
THE NORTH, AND NoRTHWEsT-CHANGE
CT ESCHgDULE-DAILY( LY(EXCEPT TSUNDAYSs
On and AFTER TUESDAY, Sth of June, passengers
for r Baltimore and ali points North and No.th.
west win take the passenger train from the depes
Ricnmond For West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L: G. FREEMAH
boats having been put In nrstrate prtler-Feaebing
Baltimore the following morninS N TINE n 70 CON
and the est. Returning the boats leave pier No,
Light Street wharyes, foot q BarrY street DAILY
Except Sundays) at : O'Clock Z. M, passsngsES
ARRIVING in Richmond at 12:l5 p. II. The following
dsy in time to connect with the express trsin
On the Richmond and Danvtlle railroad for Dans
Vile and all points on that road Greens6ofS's
salisbury, Charlotte. &C., N. c.; Columbia s c'
and all points South. -. =.
PASSENGER TRAIN r
leaves Richmond daily texcept snndaysl Nt
o'clock p. NJ. leaves West Point dsay te1eeH
aonasJs' ~ A''A' a. THOMAS D0DAMEAD.
"a Superintendeet
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. \. GATHRlGllT viii sell Al 10 \. NJ. crockcry.
glassware. lo"kng-S!a>seS, &c.
)NA 4 LAt%HTNN viii sell at 10 A. V. an
assortment cI fancy goods. oil paintings,
rh0NmoS, &c.
+ GonDl% WHY s'N at y. NJ a DWELLING
AoGse and lot on Elmwood street, Sidney. or-
rc>!;e the Methodist church.
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FoR THE CHILpREN.-Rirerside, Children's
Hoar, and Demorest's Young AmericG, for April,
at ELLYsoS s TAYLoR's, next to the Uepatch
ofice,
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Hurpers' Magazine, GALAXY, Putnam, Atldnt,c'
and Lfppincoit, for April, at ELLisoN e iAY-
1oR,s. next to Dispatch building.
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POLICEMAN KNOCKED DowN.-Last eve
ming policeman Williams, while engaged in
lighting a lamp on Byrd Island, was
knocked down with brickbat thrown BY q
negro who was On the opposite side of the
street. lie was 50 stunned that the assail-
ant escaped before he could pursue him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

TENrEgAScE.-A lew Division OF the
Sons Of Temperance will be instituted at
North-Nun church, in Henrico, six miles
from the city, tonight, under the name of
Nortll-Run Dir;sion-T. Wiley Davis,
Grand Scribe; r. II. Mullen, State lcctu-
rer and others, from this city, vii! assist
in the ceremonies. \ conveyance will
leave the corner Of Broad and Twelfth
streets at half-past ?. NJ. to take out such
az desire 10 he present Oh the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

HATs-SPRING STYLEs-Frou-Frou, Ca'en'
dish, Can-CaD, and all the novelties title Season
at ALIENS, 1915 Main street.
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Cooley, Frank Leslie, Peterson, and Demorsst,
for April at ELLTsoE q TAYLoR's next to
Dispdtck Office.
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
lP.M EXCEPTED TO THE G0KTH; EAsT, A.s,,E,
VIA AQUA CREEK-THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot corner
Of Byrd aud Eighth streets at ILLS i. MisndSSoP:
NJ. {Sunday ut IL. Is A. M. only making close ana
reliable connectlons with THE WASHiNIInN
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES aud with trains
cor THE GREAT NORTHW EST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge Is made.
The elegant and commodious steamers on tho
Potomac river stop at Ale1audria each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN betweea
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner OF
Broad aud Eighth streets daily Sundays except
edI at $3.50 z. n, and arrives In Richmond az sS
A. ID.
Through tickets 70 al principal points North and
West. S4.
For further Information and for through acEeSa
North apply at the Office corner Broad ana EtRnto
streets, for through tickets to all points Eorth
and West apply ut the ticket Office corner Hyru
no Is j. Il. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent
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sNS'EG0S sAhES yEsss ssAr.

49, T"h!fc or pTirdfc SG}cs - Re0l Estate
~ ,"o1oc,2, NE 1St Gf January nndtEr Is OF
~. 'ut c9 al satcs hC'lcrfn he *,.St dqv Of
T"d TIE last day ef Dcccnabrr TIE ssller
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March I'D

Buy your clothing, furnishing goods, aud shirt
from e. B. SPENCE s. SON, Merchant laiiors,
1900 Main street.
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PAHoLED.-Petcr UConner. ore Of the
e4-Ihahoouiteo, surrendered his pistol and
adge yesterday morning, to Major John
}ye, 1T the City Hall.
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APPOINTMENT OF REcElvER.-Mr. John
4. Lynham has been appointed by the Uni
ted States circuit court receiver of the
effects Of the James River Insurance Com
ENnN
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! RICHMOND AND pETERsBURG 4. r. Co-,l
n..t ,.-+F March Is, 1870.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
Il Richmond ut 3.a5 A. n. DAILY, except SUN
DAYS, and ut 1850 p. NJ. DAILY. Returning,
sxve Petersburg at 10 A. u. DAILY, and ex-
cept SUNDAYS at 7:o5 p. M. DAILY. ,te-
Local trains leave Richmond at $50 B., h, and
Petersburg at A. M. DAILY, except SUNDAYS.
:. -. THOMAS II. WYEEE. E.se
NH Is Superintendent.
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TIE TEMPERANCE CACsE.-The various
temperance organizations in the State
seem to be putting on new strength. The
Order o. Friends OF Temperance, now the
largest organization in the State, is in
creagng it's number of Councils every
week. Councils No. ll9 and No. l20 were
instituted last week in Stafford and Rock
ingham counties.
The secretary Of the Supreme Council of
the Order is in the city, and informs us
that he has Issued three new charters this
week for Councils in Mississippi. This
State now has thirteen Councils. Texas
has twenty nine subordinate Councils. 4
State Council will be organized at Jackson,
Miss, on the 4th of July, and State Coun-
Gil will be organized on the same day ut
Houston, Texas.
The Friend Of Temperance, published at
Raleigh, n. c., says the Friends are in
creasing in that State. -Four new charters
were issued last week.
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IATun'$ CoyET. rE>pAY--nuyur EWy-
>ya pf.ei3iHr.-Ihe docket was quite u
long one. The following cases were dis
POSED Of
william Carter (colored) d)-case continued
from Monday, hailed to appenr Yesterday
cGprged with carrying concealed weapons
and consgiring against the peace and good
Dgd.r Of the city, continued.
John fitzgerald, drunk and disoliclly,
rvprimanded aud discharged.
Martha Price (colored), drawing u razor
upon AMI threat rniEg the life Of, Police
man Shields, sent on for Indictment.
Henry johnson (co!ored(, notorious thief,
charged with unlawfully taking away and
stealing an oyercoat, the property OF J. r..
Lawrence, valued at ~, sent to chain-gang
f., sixty dayr ia default Of security for
V2e hundred dollars.
Lucius johnson (negro), charged with
ssssulting aud beating Francis Morris,
oniled on Mouday, failed to appear.
Commonwealth against Ben Scott, the
notorious negro rioter charge, assuming
10 be policeman and performing the duties
It the same, and inciting d riot against the
,e4cc and dignity Of the Commonwealth.
hring 70 his wounded condition lie Was una
lie 10 STAND or appeal, and was bailed III
't3e ~4m Of $JO0 10 appear on Monday next,
h;lral r-:n
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DICEMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL-
III ROAD.-CHhNGE OF SCfIEDULE.-0n
and after WEDNESDAY, December %, 1880, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road Will be run
80 fellows:
GONG SoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danville pas,
sengers leave Richmond daily except Sundaysl
NJ 9:l5 A. NJ: laa7e Burkeville daily texcept Sun
nys) st la:i5 r. NJ arrive at Danville daily lex.
cept Sundays) at 5:5S Z. h. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $50
?. M lesves Dauyille daily st :a5 -. NJ; arrives
ct Greensboro daily at 4:l5 a. NJ.
GOING NORTH.-Lynchbnrg and Danv1lle pas.
sengers leave Danylle daily except sundays) ct
TAO A. ~ !; leave Burkeville daily .{eXcspt BUN.
days) at 12A5 P. NJ. arrive at Richmond daily
except Sundays1 ut $50 r. III. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily ut 82S
P NJ; leaves Danyille daily at 1l:57 +. ID. ar
rives at Richmond daily ut tao A. NJ.
The Lynchbnrg and Danville Passenger Train
connects at Burkeyille with the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Southstde and VIZ
yinia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all i'm portant points South and Southwest.
The Through Mei and Express connects
Ut Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte Columbia, Augusta, sa-
vnnnah, Macon, Mobile Montgomery. &c, &c;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING GAGS and CHILESS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. ss' THOMAS DODAMEAO,
de % ... Superintendent.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH %, 1870.
Sun rises. s............. 5.57 Moon rises. l221
Sun sets. 500 High tide. ...... 92s
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,..arr STATES CovRT.-1hc only crimi-
'.. 49,. before this court to-day was that
: ...iam \. Lane, OF Tazcwel! county,
..,.ej with robliug the mail. No defence
p made, and the jury, after hearing the
n.i~nce, returned verdict Of guilty, and
=. prisoner was reuranded 10 jail I" await
sentence.
N",>rs. William T. Cecil and r. ". Pea
toss, after taking the usual oaths, were
Emitted to practice law in this court.
Ia the case OF the United States as. !. II
Myers nols prose9ui was entered.
The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
lis morning.
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METEORoL0GICAL.-A High Knob, in
Wise county, on Saturday, 10th instant, the
snow was three feet deep and the thermome-
ter stood at zero.
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BODY FoUND.-The dead body Of u mu-
latto infant was found yesterday afternoon
by Policeman George Is. Davis near Mat
thews's gully, at the northern end OF st.
Paul street. Coroner Seabrook was notified,
and viewed the body, but did not deem an
inquest necessary. He ordered it to be
buried at the expense of the city. The
body bore the appearance Of having been
dead several days.
LAST DAT IN RIcHMoSD.-The Panorama
of New York City gives its last exhibition
in this city this afternoon and night at
and 8o'clock. This work OF art mas hao
very liberal patronage in this city: AT
least 1000 persons have attended it's four,
teen exhibitions the past seven days. oid
and young have paid their respects TO bui,
lard's Panorama of New York City, ana
been pleased with it. Wherever it goes we
hope it may receive the eame liberal patron
age it has had while being exhibited ct Me-
tropolitan Hall,
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE. .'
JOHN T. FORD. LESSEE.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
ENGAGEMENT OF SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MRS. JAMES a. OATIS'S
BURLESQUE AND oPERATIC TROUPE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 70, 1870,
The extravaganza burlcsquc
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
Introducing
EIGHTEEN FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS
and the
WONDERFUL HERNANDEZ,
Q'REARDoN'S STUMBLERONlcAN,
CUWBELLOGEONS,
and The
IMPERIAL JAPS. ...-. ~
During the engagement Will be produced
Donizett's opera Of the
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT,
FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS,
HUMPTY-
and
LURLIS.
SCALE OF PRICES ...'
Reserved seatS. .-.....-.............. 20
Ia!lery. .''...'' -
Reserved seats for sale at WEST Il JOHNSTOS'S
bookstore, Main street. W. X HAYDEN,
NH l9-4t Business Manager.
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POSTPONEMENT,

POSTPONEMENT.
The opening of Mrs. J. E. OATES, announce
for this evening will. owing to the necessity Of
careful rehearsal and proper attention to scenery
costumes. &C.. be postponed.
Persons who purchased tickets for THIS EVE
MING will be entitled to seats on THURSDAY.
NH .3-lt
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,; -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Y. r. Cot
III. RICHMOND, March Is, ls1o
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and alter SUN
y DAY NEXT. March 2Oth, we VIII run a Bpe.
aial train from Richmond to Eesnrsburg, leaving
Richmond ut a. NJ; returning, leave Peters
burg at 5 p. N. p 80
Tickets for the, round trip, ONE DOLLAR.
GOOD for that train only.
NH le--lw GenerallI icket Agent.
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The city was on yesterday more than
usually quiet, and there was nothing to
mark the day save the usual routine Incl
dent to the unusual state of affairs.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CLATHIE8.


TOHN LATOUCHE,
e MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. EXCHANGE BLOCK, FOURTEENTH STREET.
The subscriber calls attention to his SPRING
SELECTIONS with considerable confidence, as
the stock Is we'll assorted and comprises all the
various styles produced for the season.
The fabrics have all been tested, both rs TO
strength and color, so that can guarantee them
perfect and therefore offer as points OF advantage
this spring
A FULL AND WELL-ASSORTED sIOCh !!
FABRICS FROM THE BEST
MANUFACTURERS,
and the roods purchased at lowest GOLD RATES.
EaII Examine and order. The goods shall he
manHcrp ny - JOHN LATOUCHE. 4.
Mr. WILLIAM BEERS would be glad to see his
rrirnds. and recommends Dir. Latouche and his
Itaeh"S' tat ~ NH 17-lm