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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST. sTRAYED, OR STOLEN, EEE
l ~ CIV nf middle r,z". mostly ligh, ILL.,
- ";,s soma white marks an her body. "r'
"hito CAGE. The finder will be rewarded on re
urnins her Ia NV residence, loi VIZ st Grace stree,
" les ying inrorm-tinn at the office Of Gruhbs
Williams. Imh 81 T. c. WILLIAMS.
r OST, on Franklin between Fifth and
l Adams streets. n small CARVED GOl
HRACELET, marked ~. b." The finder Will
,e snf abr rewarded nv leaving II nj g. X.
aARKSI,ALE'S office, at the Tobacco Exchange.
NIB SIT
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by Grubbs L Williams, A"ct!"necTs,
Eleventh bet rccn Main and Bank streets.
NV vJPTIE OF A DEED OF TRUST


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u from X. X. Dival AMI Wifi H. us. the under.
signed. Ne shall. on TUESDAY: March I'm, 1T u
O'clock VI al tie office Of GHu1hs E williams, In
the city nr Richmond sell By public auction
TRACT CT LAND -ituatc III t!tt comfy VI Hrw
Kent c0n,aiuiu9 TWO lt'H:'RED ACRES
fmOrc or !csSj. bounded OF the west by II" fhcka.
hominv on the south by another tract II land oi
the said D!ival AMI on the east by the county roau
and the church lot and nn The sou br The land ri
James Turner. 1t Il Represented tn ms that mtg
sores are cleared that the residue Is heavily TIM
ercd ard that about half III. land is loT grounds
and very line.
The tract Is twelve miles from Richmond and
only quarter of mile from Dispatch station.
on he R!chm md and York 'iver r .iroad.
The terms Of sale will be rne-third cash. AID the
residue nj four and eight months, Win Interest.
The purchaser to give h!s notes anu secure tHeln
bv :, deed OF trust on the laDd
If the terms at sai.. be not complied With within
one week from TIE day Of sale. the uaderstgncd
reserve lie zht resell the property nj the Tlsk
of the purchaser In GeIault--stamp5 and convey
auciug Ut purchasers cost.
". \. MAIRf.
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BY w. Goddln, AuctIOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L LOT ON TIE SOUTH SIDE ~ FRAHk,
LIN BETWEEN TWENTY-THfRD AND
TWENTY FOURTH sTREETS.-As trustee In n. a
certain deed Of trust, bearing tiatc the 18th July
1900 duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court
IN deed book 50 T. page 55 shall. In execution 1,
thereof, proceed to sell IT public auction on ne
premises THURSDAY The 18th day Of Ma Mtr &C. +;
day thereafter. that beautiful LOT located rs
above, adjoining the residence Of Captain John NJ.
Sheppard Jr, fronting thirty-fivc feet, rnnnine
back l55 feet t. Hey sixteen feet wide hIVinr
thereon 4 brick kitchen. w. NoirI,l ~,
NH lrnH"ct.
SHERIFF'S shLE.-By virtue OF eXecu-
= tlons In my hands in favor Of WlLla,n b. ZONES
& Co. and ". g. RGtcllfc, against the ely -.
Richmond, shall sell ut pub! lc auction, IN !ront
of the city H#ll. 1t l. o'clock N;\HCE IL, 49,
the following property, to satisfy the SAID eAecu
tiuns:
2 STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
2 Hand FIRE ENGINES. ,,,1-
| HOOK and LADDER TRUCK and FIN
TURES.
1 REELS, with hose.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, u. 6,
Cor 4. y. Thompson,
f. Sheriff City Of Richmond.
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Nv Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers,

Eleventh Strett Dtl"eeH IHHIt1 '''
TWO VERY NEAT FRAMED, y, C SInr
N T 1T"> III 0URTM STREET BETM ,4Id
WAND NSTREETS. FOR SALEAT h ss,f-nast 4
~ p NJ We will sell upon the premises tne
two Serv neat Cottages su%ea al a Eps
nearly opposite to Union staiiGn IN Sessrs John
~, mn and John Brown. They have three rooms l,t
each with handsome verandahs acro1S the t so arc
and kitchens with two rooms eaen' An' Two -
Thrs, are very desirable houses Of the kina AMI
viii hr r. rood investment for persons OF sinaii
means.
lENh' Nv GRIrBBS & WILLIAMS,
- Auctloneers.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDING AND LODGING.
IA PIER DAY, e3 PER DAY.
RICHMOND. va.
The undersigned having leased this the only first
sass hotel located on Main street, and within ons
square OF the capitol post-offce, custom-house,
theafre and the great northern and southern rail.
roa depots respectfully inform the public that 1T
rs NOW OPEN. II will be thoroughly renoya.
ed and refurnished to some extent.
ITl1is hotel Is world-renowned as the headquRr-
ers of the President and Cabinet officers OF the
ate Confederscy. Il also contains the historic
r,oms of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public are cordially invited u
cake their home at The 5potswooo, 8nere tney
Eli find every comfort and delicacy that this AND
>ther mark cts can supply.
]. III. SUBIETT,
q. Is. LUCK,
". y. BISHOP,
nos P7oprtesoss.
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Cpr-nps & WILLIAMS. Auctioneprs. NH
BY Grubbs & Williams. AuctIoneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
CvALUABLE BuILDiNG LOT ON THE
SJl,TH SIDE,iF CARY STREET BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS. At AUG
TIOE-In execution OF a decree OF the circuit
court of Richmond entered m the llth December
undereivned who wae thereby appointed a special
commissioner for the purpose: VIII sell at auc-
ton, upon the premises, on WEDNESDAn lhth
March, at 81 O'Clock +. ~. the BEAIT1Fi l.
BUILDING LOT situated IA above. adjoining the
late residence or Mrs. VI. b. Mnncure.
II fronts 30 feet and runs back 1.s TO an alley Is
feet. with culvert on TIE premises.
The IocatIon IS quiet aud pleasant, AMI yet very
near to business. go
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance ut 4, 9. andl2
months, with interest. Title retained by the court
until the notes are paid. Purchaser tn pafiaxes
for 1870 JoHA r. LAY,
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. mis-
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.ssI psTsVr AT PRIVATE SAKE

- -
DPICK-YARD PROPERTY FOR
Is SAIF-a CHANCE FOR BuSINESS.-Ma-
chntry best quality ; capacity; 5000 bricks per
hour; all necessary buildings and implements,
With leo cords wood situated ut head Of YORK, on
the Pamunkey river: twenty feet OF water Ut me
yard railroad within forty yards cla! oes1
Also, The STORF connected with the yard, with
4 good country trade. Terms Reasonable. ADJ
ut rsI M Xix RIVER BRICK COMPANY,
irhIlw West Point. Va.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

IOEELEA l2aSe ESELkIos
COLOGNE WATERS -.
TOILET No. {,
vERBENA. LILLY OF THE VALLEY.
LAVENDER, FRANGIPASSI.
ROSE GERASIUM, MILE FLEURS.
VIOLET. BOUQUET,
HEW-MOWN HAY, JOCKEY CLUB,
H:LIOTRoPE, TIDATIRA. and
WHITE ROSE.
SACHET POWDERS
MILE FLEURS
MARECuALL, HEL1OTRorE,
EEW-MuWN nay,
ROSE,
JOCKEY CLUB,
EERBFSA, VIOLET,
CARSATION PINK. ROSE GERANICM,
FnANGIPAESI, BOUQUET DE CAROLINE,
aud WHITE ROSE. ut
r. II. HAZARDS,
lnhs Franklin street, corner Fourth.
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TE7REJTsRs,, sNc.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
T. WAHEROHsiS.-Up sa#irs;, Opposite Ii"
pos: ohlc.. Main street. yru viii find IN tw" o
varied assortment Of + > Flor. CHA NEc H, and
DIhIhG-ROnM FUk$lTuRE in, the State, OF
every variety # style and nnsh. ttso- NattFes es
and Spring Beds mad" - 0r'!C' In any style he
sired our stock 81 Chamber Furniture being
very large. competc suit, .an be nlrGhaSed ~ eur
est Enlistment from 80 10 Sooe: We nave fshmcti
the prizes Of all our goods aud wc are now sell!D.
ahoili ~ low a. wc dtt! fifteen .cars ago.
Wcluvit, al III "ant oi good, substantial tur-
niturs u examine our assortment before pay
Ne have goods to suit all par irs-tl" rirh or The
poor. AhN w " !. ~.
opposite tho post-oiEc@, Main street:
~ Eirru.1u1. Va.
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By Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor Streets

q
corner Franklin and Governor streets'
STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES,, So.,
= Ar AUCTInN.-In consequence OF cn, COM "
ned Ill health ] viii! sell at my stoTs. r"s tIoi
Main and Third streets. under ~. Aln'n III,
on WIN ESDAY the eth instant, cnmmeneeinR
nj 10 o'clock nv stock of GROCbhlE9' ~e.'
consisting Of regular assortment OF
sci F(''r FAMILY GROCERIES,
CANNED GOODS.
WOODEN and WILLOW ,WjhRE.rnrops.
WINES NIIISKEIS. and other Ll9G,ho
M, II an WEES, WHISKEYS, RUNS, &c.;
TESTIMONIES, STo%EWARE,
SPICES SOAPS. CnFFEES
pRooHS C0I;STER-SCALES. &c.
4 portion of the FIXTURES, GAs-F1XTUREs'
&c. 4,
trail. merit the attention ~ families and others.
- NV '''> WILLIAM Z. THAW.
f,,np 6 IArcu-oS Auctioneers. mh7
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pna,ps,aAxa.
- STEWARDS OFFICE,
ThsTERN LCHATIC ASYLUM,
WILLIAMSBURG, March !. ls70.

w
H7oTICE.-sEALED, PROPOSALS. will
aa g Of fefsSsa '1 nS Hsf
ApriI 1. 1870, for supplying the INSTITUTION
wish The following articles-to wit, ,....
gLUUR-OraDse Grove, 10 barrels;
stfGAR-Porto Rico, 100 pounds -
sUGAR- Crushed. atJ pounds .,o ,,. ,.u,.
BACON-C1ear-ribbed s. fes, 1900 pounu hauis
lcanyassedl, 500 pounds
PORK---Mess. LOCO pounds
TEA-Imperial, I?S gossInds; soo mounds:
nEHRI VGs-Nortb Carolina cut 10 barrels;
MOI s-suxar-housc syrup, 50 gallons
saIT--Marsh IFS, sacks;
COFFEE Lagnayra. 2C9 pnuhua
HALF-HO Election, 90 dozen;
JEA SsEGnbIeached, 400 yards .
= w n561e s ssSnt 10 quality
subec, to inspection and rejection and to s be as
livered Mt the Asylum, free Of expense, "iHn
IN proposing for the Subsistence stores aes!u:s
viii conflne Themselves to such grades only rs afs
specified in this notice ana WIZ Iurn'sn d Sample
Of each article for which they bid.
The Board reserves the right to reject any pr All
bids.
By ordero of the EXECUTIVE Committee mn s.a,,a-d
NHEsAPEAKE AID OHIO RAIL
" ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
MsFsSi t$s 5S TSkT 6SGSE q
and the SUPERSIRUCIUhcO t DhlbSEo W
the CIesape.ke and Ohio railroad between the
ses Of Ksn1yha sad the 26lo yyeT ineludlnE
Excavations, and SEVENTY THOUSAND
CUBIC YARDS or MAs9hRtt: ,o,nond Va.
until II NJ March 10. 1870. for several heavy SEE
lions east Of the Falls Of kanawha. lncindihS me
unfinished work near Miilhoro', and that eight
miles ast Of tha White Sulphur Springs ite Urea,
.cnd tunnel g. 100 feet: Lewis tunnel: 800 feet
fiv. other tunnels from 500 to 100 feet long scyc"
raj 81 cious In rock-cuttng and about 10 900 cubic
wards ot masonry. -,
Office Of the company. 81 William street. New
York; ct Richmond, Va. /; and at Charleston, ".
Va, on anil after January Is $50. The COMPANY
reserves the right to reject any or all the bids
oil, RED, and to make private contracts Tor Tie
> DIRK.
Information as to time: et"., viii be given q, the
letting For further Information apply,o IL. u.
Wbitron,n, Chief engineer, Richmond, Va, or 10
Il. 4. Kupcr, Principal Assistant Engineer,
Charleston, West Virginia.
{. =. HUNTINGTON,
President Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company.
in ls-dowS t2tawtMarchlo
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ausyr1ps sAaEs-.-Futnro Days.
BY Richardson q Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Mo 1Il3 Main street, ~

+ No. lil3 Main street. -
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE On
| TiirRCH INT FOR SALE AT AUG
'TToS.-WiIl be sold at auction, on the premises.
on MONDAY, 7th instaut at sao'clock ~ Do, t ans
Orm,,s,ry ownfd with
i've rooms. front yard we'll arranged with snrn o.
berry two atrhens brick and lram ,Se aseilIng
could be ats,ssed lh .asss Se and
THhrE HecRFs Of LASD With number o,
One fruit tr ca. located Just beyond tnr o.Ewond
corporate limits On the ROAD ieaoiiS ~ "'
Also, It 4, O'Clock p. NJ. the same day h rm
NEW FRAMED TESEMt,Sl ;oa Feet. on Tive
H NI roets; corner Of twenty hh and LeE
streets. Both of the laSt-nameu nne of whom
pann doin~ for YEAR or more lucrative ufue
business In the adjoining store; ,,,, that view
TO any one desiring dngId 10 pittsiissf ered
or T ".e Snenthird cash balance at anu AMI
nonths for negotiable notes with interest "uo'"
and secured by deed RHf1ct iHI.iR & CO..
PosTpONEMENT.
,,nnnd sair IL n0stEored until THURSpa1 th'
lO!h Instant at and o CLOCK T. nI;soS & co.
TOR SALE OR LEAsE:-As the autho;
L rlzcd agents we offer MI ahe Of the moo,
ny he COUNTY Of ficnrico consisting Of o Z HUN;
nREn hNIj SlXTY-SEVES ACRES OF LANE
eitn,tad ohout ak miles east OF the city OF ri h
mnnd and half a mile from the new Central turn
nike. with HOUSE thereon suitable Tor adwcll.
Inc.housc tn0 other huildingsl. The land Is OF
good quality naturally: about one bird cleared
balance In small wooded growth (oak hGshesl.
There will also hc sold No. ! MULE and
sPRING WAGON. with small supply OF
FAKMISG IMPLEMENTS.
Apply to JOHN W00DWORTH or JACOB ).
ATLEE, The authorized agents.
If the above property IS not sold before the It'll
day Of Mnrch next Il will on that day be offered
for lease far term Of three years, at the county
courthouse.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale IL postponed on account OF the
weather. until FIJI Az tho llth instant.
''>'''- NH ri
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The Grm OF WANDER & VIII
LIANIS l. this DAY dissolved by mutual consent,
r. l.. MANDERS settling up the business Of the
lat firm ana assuming all debts and liabilities
signed r. +. MANDFRS, L.
+. Fl. WILL Ms.
RICHMOND, March 4, 1870.
Thar kfu for the pist liberal patronage hestow-
ed upon the late firm. would respectfully ASK
Tor 4 OntiuuaIiun or the same. rpe
NH 5-tw X. T.. MAN
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sEWISG-szACsszS rs.

DUTTON-HOLE AND COMBINATION
y SEWING. MACHINES
1871 MAIN STREET, RICH MOSD :,
One of the best machines ever made. i does all
TuSHOI.ES and OVEK-SEA Ms b. sides.
We take ull other aLA CHIN ES In EXCHA NGE,
and sell the exchanged machines very low Call
and SEE this machine work, anu II you "aht
machine YOU will cert ,inly buy.
MA HINES bought, sold, repaired, Sc, 81.
NH lin
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A GENCY OF THE WHEELER Il " IL
N son APPROVED SILEAT-FtED 81
ING-3AEIiISE, No. II y NTH street. near Maln'
All kinds Of Sewing Machines repaired.
Especial attention paid to The repairing o. lie
Wheeler IL Wilson and Elliptic Macllnrs.
GEORGE II. BROWN,
IL Agent and SEWN. Machine Mlchnlst.
SEWING OF ALL KINDS
y REr.lKED Tie StotT EtLipTIt SEW.
nc HACHIHTS BOUGHT ard SOLE. Ne e'u
the only PROPER NEEDLES for tie SLoA3
-LOaT g AiiDINETuN,
;T?. lME t'@Iv sweet. Df@ir E"uft'"nt'
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p0STpnNENEST.

The above sale IL pustpOnrh on account or the
weather until FRIDAY the nth instant.
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n n. WALKER & CO.,
W. FIRE. MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE, No. lO14 MAIN STREET,
under Messre. r. II. Msury 4 Go.

Buildings. merchandise, furniture. and personal
property Of Ill kinds, in the city and country, In
sured against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates I'm companies OF the highest standing.
Tobacco III warehouses and marine and Inland
risks taken ut tie lowest rates.
Losses equitably adjusted aud promptly paid.
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED AT THH
v DESPATCH PEINTIEa-EOUs2
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS:

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - The
I J undersigned Ii I'VE this day formed d co-paIt-
,rrsIin uuLTr the name IL "a PPEL & SCflAL-
Err, and have taken charge Of the business here,
tofore carrlcdon by Capped. thinner 20, ~ aia
f,ciure If COhFECTIONERIES. CAKES, and
uiE-GREAM to which We respectfully invite the
CAPPFL & sCHALLER,
Confectioners. Sid Broad street.
N,pcui 1870 NH SITS
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VIZ ANTED.-A YOUNG FRENCH
w LADY, eighteen wears "i age. "lsneo ~
,ntar imio \ ,,ntlrInaa's family ~ 'ske care ~
yo,,ne children ana to teach them ,hc Frcnc lan.
mage Good references. Apply n. No Jaw VI IN
unt. NH a-N*
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TOR RENT, the STORE on Broad a.
L street hc;wCcn Nfuiir ~ud Tenth at prc-ssss--a
seat occupied 10y J. l.. Ryan & Co. As ''Do!l;:r
store :" Will be Tor rent OH 18th March. Apply TO
MANN :. VALENTINE.
NIL IF H&Wlm 1908 Main street.
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PosTpON EMENT.
The weather being Indictment, The a90re NH ;c
,,nncl saic Is POSTPONED until THChSpai LIZ
10Th instant at "hu RICHARDSON & co.
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WANTED, \ GOOD NURSE AND
w CUAMBERNAID-one without any lncuin-
france that can bring good rtr"!nireauatlohs.
\ppy at hhA0o@ -, S,in str'.,t
NH u 2tA 'e' f'hlI est.ct.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
kTEWBURGH INSTITUTE, 4 FAMI-
~ SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-I.cc4tion of un-
t,,usied beauty aud healtlrulness. thorough
preparation for college, business, or professional
cipline strict and efficient. For circulars, &C.,
address HENRY W. SltfLAh \. AZ
fe l8--iim &w2m NcWDurFh, J.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sinking slowly.

Di,cascS that progress rapidly to u crisis arc not
the only ones to b. dreaded. Canker or dry rotdoes
not blast a tree H. suddenly as u streak Of lightning,
but unless arrested II destroys II as certainly and
In like manner chronic debility. although II does
not kin with the swiitneSs Of yellow fever, Is rs sure
TO zap the springs OF lie eventually az any acute
disease. II not checked BY Invlgorailng metlica-
ton. There Is something inexpresslbly touching In
the spectacle Of premature decay. Lansuor. pallor.
cmacIatIon, depression Of spirits, and n distas,e for
excrtion. are Its ordinary symptoms, AMI they should
be promptly met by tonic treatment. The best In.
vigorant aud exhilarant that can be administered In
a case Of this kind IL Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The stimulating principle of the preparation rouses
the dormant energies Of the system, and the.
strengthening and regulating properties give a per-
manent and heal,hful Impulse to the vital forces
thus brought into play. The falling appetite Is re-
awakened. the processo OF digestion and assimilation
are auickened, the quality OF the blood Is improved.
the sccrctIons become moro natural. AMI every organ
that contributes to the nourishment of the body
undergoc, saiutary change. By these means the
repair OF the physical structure Is effected and Its
health AMI v!Sor restored. In no class OF diseases
has the bcnihcent operation OF the Bittcrs been more
marked and striking than In those characterized by
general debility and nervous prostitution. Ladies'
affected with these ailments Ind In this most whole
some Of all toulcs and correctives the safest and
surcst means Of relief. II Il strong to restore and
powerless to injurc. Such Is the uniform testimony
Of Clouds OF Witnesses"
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aMUsRMRNTs.

P,rER,s OPERA HousE-"PocAHoN-
rAs."-Last evening the fine burlesque
of Pocahontas was put upon the stage
and better performed than we ever sa%
It before. 1t Is the most amusing anu
really m~eritorious Of burlesques, re
plete with an extra sprinklipg OF I'M
usually good puns, and Astounding IN
capital Songs and dances. Miss Eme-
line Zayistowski makes q very pretty
and desirable "Pocahontas, and MISS
Alice is peculiarly effective as "Jonn
Smith," Their songs and dances IN
this piece are even more pleasing tnan
usual, and the entire cast Is very good
one. PocahOatas will be repeated to-
NIGHT TO a crowded house, and the en-
tertainment will conclude with the
second act of The French Spy, In when
Miss Christine Zavistowski Will appear
in her great character Of 1.-The spy,
us performed by her over oW times.
The engagement Of the Z~avlstowskis is
rapidly drawing to a close, therefore
ali who have missed the treat OF see
ing them thus far will do we'll to be on
*
hand tonight.
The ALHAMBRA-WoMAN uNvEIL-
Ep.-This evening Arnold's new ex
travaganza OF Womaa Unceiled, on
Nothing to Wear, will be exhibited In
festive style. The piece has been well
rehersed, is appropriately cast and Will
be done up in good style. Besides this
highly sensational piece, there are any,
amount Of other choice varieties Of
good things in the song, dance, and
general delineative line announced on
the distributed programmes. Lew
Rather and all hands will appear.
This Is the last night but one Of this
great minstrel combination. Go and
see the fun tonight.
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YELLOW JACKET.

The rich and extensive body Of ore
II the 9OO-foot level still continues Its
very satisfactory yield-3SO tons Of ore
per day are being extracted from it
and the level below-two-thirds from the
800. About 80 tons Of low grade ore
per day are being taken from the old
upper mine, through. the north shaft.
The drift from the ], 100-foot level ofthe
Crown Point has penetrated some so
feet north Of the south Yellow Jacket
line. 1t Is In promising vein matter,
and in 40 feet further It will reach a
point Immediately opposite or under
the south shaft of the mine, which will
then be sunk deeper, in order to con-
meet with the drift. At present the air
In the dri8 Is extremely warm and the
water flowing nom IL Is hot. Awinze
or incline Is being sunk from the 700
foot level Of the old north mine to the
S00-foot level below. 1t Is down al
ready 90 feet, and good progress con-
tinues to be made. AT 1,000-foot level
a vein Of water was tapped last night
in cutting through n clay seam, which
is a little troublesome at present.
CROWN POINT.
Daily yield, about 60 tons, Of low
grade ore, from the upper levels, sup
plying the Brunswick mill, Carson
river. Now that Hank Smith, the well
known and energetic foreman of the
mine, has returned from his short trip
to the East, drifting ut the 1100lfoot
level further east Is resumed, indica-
tons at that point warranting further
prospecting. The incline from the
!, OO0-foot station Of the shaft Is now
down about lis feet, and the bottom Is
In quartz. Annual meeting of the
company next Monday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Shaft about 1870 feet deep. Sinking
deeper was resumed day before yester-
day. The drift west at the l,2OO-foot
level is in 81 feet to-day, the face
showing only porphyry. The Wine
from the 1,100-foot level Is down 50
feet, the small vein Of ore not showing
improvement ut that depth. Average
assays, $25 per ton. No change to re-
port in other parts OF the mine. An
nuaH meeting of the Imperial Company
on the 30th instant.
SACRAMENTO & MEREDITH.
The water supply being regulated,
the new mill Is now hammering away
at a lively rate OH ore from the mine.
Good bullion returns will be reported
shortly. The works Of this company
present quite n formidable appearance,
as though they meant business.
Some very fair r comes from the
west breast of this mine, also from the
recently discovered vein near the clay
wall. Very good milling results are
anticipated, and the prospecting and
working Of the mine Is being vigor-
ously conducted.
BELCHER.
Nothing new since our last report.
Daily yield, 20 tons; principally from
the l52-foor level and above it. Pros
pecting at the 730-foot level will be
resumed next week.
RENTUCK.
Daily yield, only about % tons Of
fair grade ore, supplying the Pioneer
mill. The working force has been
much reduced during the last few days.