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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24
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~. ,WMte pTes,dsng.-The following cases were

-, Police counT, s4TrRpAY n .g!
a.. ,Wase pTes.d9Hg.-The following casesiwer
4 Geo. johnson {cclored(, charged with
unlawfuiiy having in his possession one
goia watch, the property of John II. Ellis.
Honorably discharged. = =
Mary Collins, charged with being filr,,nx
DISCHARGED. - - '',p"'
Mary Beazley, charged withusing threat.
ening; language to Catherine Shae, and
Catherine Shae, charged with insi1ltir,o
ana ,1n,;, abusing n Mnry Beazley. Continued
Preston Knockies; charged with assault
ing ana beating joe Clayton. sFiued,s5.
saIlte', Iempey, MARY, and Charles
hmeht, charged with keeping an iIl-goy.
ernea ana dlsorderly house of'evil name
ana reputation. to the annoyance of the
[neighbors. Iempey was fined 81, and;the
others were discharged II t',T1n5"-.
Laura Morton (colored),y charged with
assauitIng and abusing Mary Hobson- and
Mary Hobson, charged with assanltiny and
abusing Laura Morton. AmicabIv setsjnd
and parties discharged onIap payment o,
costs. t. - - = y
w. Motto, charged with assembling.
cursing, abusing, and choking AdeIine
shepard; and Adeline Shepard, charged
with assaulting, striking, and heating W,
Motto, and creating great distur bance
Fined 81 each. -.
Joseph Shepard fcoIored), charged with
threatening w. Motte, was fined 81.
Sam Martin and Rob't Davis (coloreG
boys, charged with assaulting and beating
Henry White. Case dismissed on payment
of costs. 4.
John A. GilIett, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street, and dis.
turbng the people in the neighborhood
Discharged. @
Martha Hankins (colored), charged with
fighting and creating q disturbance In the
street. Fined g. -.
Joseph Clayton, charged with assaultinp
and beating Preston Knockles. Fined SIS
Hamlet Robinson (colored), charged witt
seiZing and taking away by violence ant
secret from r. X. Evans one Reu ben james
(colored), he (Evans) having lawful custod,
aud charge of the child. Prisoner dis
charged, and the boy turned over to Mr.
Evans, .;YE}
James Young, charged with being DRUM
and disorder ly in the street. First visit tC
the Police Court, and consequently let off
Reuben Dunnavant (colOred), charged
with assaulting and beating Chas. knight
Fined 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

THE PEACH CROP IN this vicinity Is turn
ing out well. Within a few years past,
some of our most energetic farmers have
set out large orchards of fruit trees, and are
now getting in returns for their labor. We
mentioned few weeks since one of these
gentlemen, who lives near Drewry's Bluff,
and now we are told Of another very fine
orchard, a few miles below the city, in
Henrico county, belonging to Mr.. J. B
Cooley. The raising of these small crops
for market is new enterprise amongst oll
people, and so far it has proved successful
and remunerative. The finest specimens o.
early peaches we have seen this season were
from DR.. Beattie, Grove road.
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WooL-PRIoEs ADvANCING.-The price of
wool has advanced very rapidly within the
last lew days, and it is now selling readily Mt
from 60 to 63 cents for washed, and SO TO
43 cents for unwashed. .s.a.
These are above Baltimore prices, and
ready sale can be had for all that may be
BROUGHT here
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"GRAcE GREENWOOD" writes to the CHI
cago Republican, declaring that there IL ~
neither truth nor fun In its "personai :.
that she had boxed the ears OF a carrier OF
that journal for bringing the paper late;
She sauclly adds that She has always found
newspaper carriers Trustworthy and obllg-
weei,ld we not direct her stineing blows against
the carriers ears, but against those o. The
local editor, "preferring good, large:
mark" The Republican humbly proposes,
by way of aaende, TO send Its fiery un-
tanned local up to Grace to be killed, aud
offers to pay the funeral expenses.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE, JULY %, ISL
Mrs. James Bolton, Charlottesville, Va
Miss l.. Carter; Miss S. J. Bivins, Rich.
mond, Va; AIR. j. G. Jeter, Caroline coun-
ty, Va; Mr.. Joseph Alard, Richmond,
Va; Mr. G. Runge, Richmond, Va; Post
master, Newark, N. j.; Mr.. Plumer, Mont
gomery, Md; Mr.. Frank Brown, Bucking-
ham county, Va.
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A CARD FROM MB. DAyIs.-[From The
Memphis Avalanche. l." Memphis, July 81.
Before and since my arrival in Memphis,
this day, my attention has been called to
slanderous articles in certain Radical pa
pers which attack nv private character in
connection with lady who, it is falsely
stated, was travelling under my charge. 1t
is due to myself, as we'll as to friends, to
state unequivocally and without delay that
tue story in whole and in all its essential
parts is unmistakably the instigation of NAL
ice, and is hereby pronounced utterly false.
" JEFFERSON DAVIS"
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SAD RESULTS OF Caro-,
July l9.-Dr. w. f. Burke, who-poisoned
himself in the poor-house last night, was
once a wealthy and popular practicing phy-
sician of this city. He became addicted TO
dissipation few years since and lost all ms
propertv. His wife became insane, and ls
now an inmate of Jacksonville asylum. he
was originally from Virginia, where his re-
latinns now 1--we. L - =
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HORNED BY Vicious C0w.-On Satur-
day morning two COWS, belonging to Ber-
nard Tracy, were being driven up Main
street. When near the Dispatch office, one
of them ran over to the sidewalk and
thrllsting her horns underneath lady who
was passing ut the time, completely raised
her from the ground. She fell heavily upon
the pavement, her right arm being under
her, and was considerably bruised.
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susmsR REaDINa-HEw, BOOKS JUST 0Ur:- :.
felloring new books are for sale by ELLYsoN'
& TAILOR, next 70 the Dfspstch once, and VIII
be N siled to any sddress upon receipt Of price.
Persons going tothe country should supply tnena~
selves :before1esying the City: c7
i, 1aisnd Neighbors, 7sc-;,
Little Men, by Miss Alcott, s1.so; 'taS'.e -
= james Go,don's Wife, Soc. tsts'H .at5 .rT0l9 .
u. :. RaIph the Heir, by Anthony TrolIose, si25 ;,.a
=, Guilt and Innocence hy, Mad sebs4atz, SIG
~. WIS, by E,oreIce, ,Wijtord, 5o..;
Marquis and Merchant, soc - 80
-, Nigel Bartram,s Ideal sac.: ;3zSf 4 ss.5I"si> =
The Last AltKni, by Geo. Sand, ssc.; >,fsf ,,
49, Won, Not Wooed, Soc; iss.i rg s,~ I'D,
Iaisy Sichol, 5oc.: ~
Z, Reginal Archer, 7sc.; -
TrAyeis CT Doctor OF Ptysic, s2; atN "A - :,
Frnestiue, by George Sand, 7sc: -snaEs 4 fs
The Novels and Eoveiists Of tho Eighteenth
Century, by VIM. For,yth, SL5o; 49,. 20.
Reminiscenc s Of Fifty Years, by Mark Boyd.
$3.50; 90 " ~
Lucille, illustrated, SEC. 49, $500 II E.
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jon rR1sTING.-H call the attention OF ner-
chants clerks OF courts. sheriffs lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
altothers having erdrs for printing, TO The facili-
ties vfered at the DISPATCH PHrSrIYG EsrAB-
L1sHMEST for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish At
short notice Casds.s Bn-Hsads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, BAH Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues Bills OF Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C.. &C., &C. Satisfaction
quarantpafi :. 80 .-.. .tsEs >, .-s, tf ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

CHARGED WITH MISREPRESENTATION
Marshal E. D. Fitch arrived in the city on
Saturday morning. having in charge VIM
E. Hicks, whom he arrested in Matthews
county, near Hicks's Ford, on the charge
of embezzling United States funds while
deputy collector of the first internal reve-
nue. district OF Virginia. He was taken be-
fore U. S. Commissioner Jenkins, who, at
the request Of Hicks, continued the case
until next Wednesday, and admitted him
to bail in the sum of $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

THE WEATHER. mentioned in the
Dispatch Of Saturday, the atmosphere was
much cooler, and on that morning the mer-
curry in the thermometer stood Mt 500 in
the open air the day, however, was clear,
and before the evening the weather was
quite pleasant. Elsewhere will be found
the range of the thermometer in our office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

TIE BARBERs WANT THEIR SABBATH
There is such desire on the part of bar
bers to entirely suspend business on Sun.
day that Mayor. Davis is likely to enforce
the ordinance with regard to them. Atew
stubborn ones refuse to sign an agreement
aud close; but they, will probably be
brought to terms.- Cincinnati Comm erclal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

Acc1DENr.-On Saturday evening, as Maj.
Poe's buggy was being driven to the STA
BILE, the driver made too short turn at
the corner of Broad and Mayo streets,
which completely upset it, injuring the
buggy slightly and spraining the hand CT q
Youth who was inside. e.. o..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

NEW Observation-Disclosures have been
engaged for the past few days in digging
out q foundation on the lot at the corner OF
Grace and Adams streets, preparatory to
the erection of two fine tenements By Dir.
ID. J. Saunders. ~. - ~ -,L-a.,.. :. ~ CT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

A KuKLux TRIAL IN KENTUCKY Tcstl-
7noay of q Bouer.-L0uisciltc July 2l.-
Nine men were brought before United
States Commissioner Beatty to-day, charged
with being concerned in recent kuklllX
outraees near Fitchburg, Estele county,
KY, in which one man was killed and seve-
raj wounded, all Of the kukluX party.
Bony VAUGHAN, one of the negroes ku-
kluXed testified to an attack on his house,
in which one kukluX was killed, and rccog-
nized one of the prisoners rs engaged i'll it..
Thomas Payne, of the kukluN purity, gave
States evidence. He testified that he be-
longcd to the kukluX, and bad joined to
escape their prosecutions.
He was with the party who attacked
Vaughan's house, and pointed out six OF
the prisoners whom he recognized i'll the
party, and mentioned the names OF Il num-
ber of others not present. He had been
warned by them to leave the State, and his
house had been searched for him. he had
ioined the band to escape injury and learn
all about them, SO he could inform on
them and get satisfaction. lie told OF sew
era bands of kuluX in Estelle county, or
ganiZed and under orders of their leaders.
He repeated several instances oil olltrages
by them when he was forced 30 be present.
It appears the cause of their organiza-
ton, which is known to exist only lir the
mining district-EStelle and Powell coun-
ties-was the entrance of an Ohio company
! into the district who employed large NUM-
Der of negro hands, thus arousing jealousy
and ill-feeling among the whites in that Vi
cinity. Haynes evidence, if true, Is lnl-
portant, and is the first instance OF So
called kuklux exposing his organization
and companions.
It is stated that Cockerill, a member of
| the Kentucky State Senate, is at the bottom
of the organization. He was frequently
referred to by members as their leader,
and it seemed to be generally understood
among them that he was prominent mover
! in their affairs. :,
The prisoners were held in $1,000 bail
| each to answer at the October term of the
| Federal court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

EVERY SATURDAY for, July Goth is to band
from Ellyson g. Taylor, next 70 pispatchh
office, Main street. There are amongst the
illustrations several spirited sketches from
this city and vicinity of the gathering, dry-
ing. and manufacture OF sumac. f,,i4 -
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THE CoMMuN1sTs.-As indicated in COM

THE CoMMuNIsTs.-As indicated in COM
ments heretofore made on the presumed
statement of Minister Washburne, to the
effect that communist political ''criminal,"
would not be allowed to settle in the
United States, the report that such state
ment was made proves to be untrue. Ca
bic dispatches state, that not Only Minister
Washburne, but Minister Bancroft also,
upon being applied to on the subject, have
interposed no objection to the emigration
of political offenders from France. 1s
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ALLEGED REVENUE Y1oLATIoN.-The

ALLEGED REVENUE VIoLATIoN.-The de-
putty United States marshal, assisted by
detectives Pat. Woods and Dan. Wrenn, ar
rested John Denzler on Saturday morning,
charged with having in his possession u lot
of tobacco on which the internal revenue
tax bad not been paid. He was taken be-
fore United States Commissioner Lynham,
who. at his request, continued his case
until Friday, and admitted him to. bail in
the sum Of 81, 900. .z.e.-..s +. ~
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The LAWYERS are all on the qui uive just
now, awaiting the decision of Judge w ell
ford of the Circuit Court. in relation to
their case, which has previously been con-
sidered by Justice White. The opinion OF
the Court will probably be given during
this term. .a.-s e. .s.-. ....sa- ,... =
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The weather 10 getting warm agafn, and you will
want something to Keep you cool We don't know
OF anything that would be more pleasant thsn
some OF PrzzINr's dsliciouy ice creams. Leave
your orders with him TO day. and he Will SEND you
the nlcest creams you ever eat. 49,
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PRODUCE Az EquAL.-Pain Paint win cure ths
disrihe, including dysentery or bloody fux, snd
piles. Tested free on ali who call at Pain Paint
office, 2o7 6.h street, between Grace and Broad.
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FUNDING TIE PUBLIC DEBT.-The work of
funding is going steadily on. On Saturday
the amount funded was $241 ,529.66, making
an aggregate since the 9Th instant of 49,
20S 40 81
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE DIS s
PATCH OFPICE July q, 1871: a. M, W )
3P. NJ, 100; 6 =. NJ, 1852. l@ -@@~@
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After careful canvass, Democratic
papers in Pennsylvania assert :, that u tn.i 1ha
Democratic vote in OCTOBER WIN insuie the
election of Cooper and McCandlcss by o
large msjority, ". <lA.1E q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season cam have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address at SO cents per month, payable in ad-
vance. ''s' '..3' '@>S -.'"'~ -'@
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Earache, toothsehs, or burns cured srnmeeiateiI

FRAYsER's new Photographic gallery Opposite
the post Office, equals sny IN the soushs a,sa'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

COMMISSIONER OF THE CHANcERY COURT;
Mr.. A, Austin Smith has been appointed
and qualified as commissioner Of the CIan-
Gerry Court of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

Richmond tobacco crosses the ocean twice
to be sold by English traders to English
colopists.-N. Y. Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

THE cULvERT at the corner Of 9th and
Franklin streets Is choked up, and needs
attention. "-@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

CLOTHING, Ia endless variety, and at low prices
at r. b. SPENCE q sorts, 1900 Rain strect ~
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CORONER FOR PAGE CoUNTY.-His Excel
lency Governor Walker has appointed
Emanuel Grove coroner for the county Of
Page. .t" ~1al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

oliceman Bailey, OF the
first police district, has 80 lar recovered as
to be able to resume bis duties on the force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

ENVELOPES furnished and printed at -, ss.5os
$a.75, and $3.50 per coo, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment. E, - .@-. a. b, ..-s -. t.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

You can make your own soda water on the cars
or at picnic If You get box OF condensed soda
water. Price SOC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

Everybody should have condensed soda. water to-
carry TO pic mics. Price, SOC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

No traveller should leave the city without a box
of WOODS condensed soda. water. Price, sec. "T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

Tfssn Paint office, Ersss7 stlf Asrsat, between
Grade asd BrosII whe Q We giye sdyice free, CIV
ing ali, q salts raetory application a. the ssnes
time free OF charge. only sskt 8 each one 70 pur-
CHASE wfei, relsfyed. $50 10 t.st!s't3 -a5f.y13
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

Can q. FRAysEa's new. photographic establish-
ment, lo1l Main s1ees, opposite the post.ofios. .
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- TT y. sFFfIN7f7I - f}t5e ~ ~
r. The most excruciatfnR neuralgfa, rheunatiem.
or pain in any part OF III! body IL entirely relieve
with Pain Psihs. t-aiiitcpii-'rg z5ssdt <t2ig iad
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GentIemeuSs ifusnishiogs, q lsrge STOCK. iaH
prices az e. b, srtscr &soals, lsSo main street,
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YIOR -Liebig's Extract of
4 Heat, Comstock's Rational Food, or substi-
tule for Mothers Milk; Corn starch, Tapioca,
Sayo, 4 krTUwrUot, OaL Neal, teArl Barley, cocoa,
Ghocol .te SC. Fer sale by
BUDrkEh & EADE, City Drug Store,
4 70 No. Il4 Nam street.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, dc.

A LII VARIETIES OF SPICES, whole
IN sale and retail.
10 9Th and Broad streets.
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EWISS WHITE LEAD, TURPEN-
va q2Est* l.. WAGNKR 3 CO.. Druggists.
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SINGULAR CAS-.
From the Albany Argus, March 81

From the Albany Argus, March 81
Connecticut papers annoulce the deatl OF MI.
Samuel Holden Parsons, OF Middetown. Mr.. Par
sols was an cduca'ed gentleman, or cultivated
tastes, much improved by travel, who inherited a
competent estate from his father which largely
the last ten of twelve years or his life he suffered
under a s range alteration OF mind in respect to
his property. lie was placed In an insane asylum
as precautionary measure on this account. lie
supposed himself In constant danger OF being
robbed OF deirauded, and could never speak upon
ment. on al other subjects he was rational and In
telligent without any exhibition OF mental affec.
ton. His case was singular one. He had been
induced TO buy some STOCK Ia the Panama Railroad
on the eve OF a Trip 10 Europe, where he spent
much Of his time. On his return this investment
had so rolled up by the appreciation OF the stock
and the speculative fever which prevailed that
and money This unsettled his mind. ana ne never
recovered It's balance, lie was not restrained at
the asylum, but reaaincd there from CHOICE visiting
his acluain,ances In Hartford, aud occasionally
making u trip 10 Middletown. The Hartford Times
says Mr. Parsons mace no testamentary disposition
OF his property, and therefore his estate Will %
divided between Ills brother, who resides in Ohio,
dent OF the 81. Domingo Commission. The Times is
mistaken. Mr.. Parsons had no sister living ana
Henry Parsons, OF Ashtabula, Ohio, Is his step
brother only. There were no ties OF consanxuinity
between Mrs. Wade and The late Mr.. Parsons. Her
motEer was the second wife OF the father OF Mr..
Parsons, and Henry Parsons was the sole fruit OF
that marriage. Samuel Parsons had brother and
10 children. The sister was one Of the finest look.
Ing and most attractive women OF her day. and tho
brother, gentleman OF great promise, was superb
specimen OF manly beauty.
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
JOURNALISTIC MITES.

The nrst daily newspaper printed in Virginia was
printed IN $780, and the subscription was nfty dol.
lars per annum.
The Oldest editor In Illinois Is probably Robert <.
Fleming, OF Beleville VINO published the KasEaskla
De71sOcTdt from 1922 to 1925.
The Louisville Ledgey. Kentucky's new democratic
daily, Is improving With each successive ISSUE IL
looks ike o first class journal.
Tho Bloomington tID,l Democrat, published by 3:
8. Park, give5 notice that It's proprietor VIII
soon commence the publication Of o daily news
paper In connection with his weekly.
An ndiscreet local editor Of Sioux City, Iowa, VINO
had Toasted somewhat VI his puglllstc aoiueS, was
brought up standing the other day by chlhen40
from Red Handed Nike" the Dubuque Pr1e
fighter.
LLOYD Jones, well known citizen OF Mongomery
county Penn, died at Norrst0wn iast WeeA. ho
was for magy years editor OF the Herald AM Freo
Press ani at one time editor OF the Od Guard
uaper published in Lancaster, and wnicn Was sun-
sen,entry merged into the Er0ntnea.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how TO live md what to live for delivered daily the
New York Museum of Anatomy Those unable to attend
receive by forwarding rs cents to the Secretary
6l8 broadway.
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MARYLAND PEACH CRop PRosPEcT.-The Denton
md journal states that OF the old bearing orchard
trees In that county about Nth OF the buds have
been injured, while tile young trees have not suk
tained Injury 10 any pcrceptaDle extent
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PINKNEY -DELLINGER. Thursday, March 2, at
the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. pr
u. p. Rogers JAMES II. PINKNEy to JULIA, daughter
Of Charles DellInger all OF THIS city.
RoY--SHoNNARD.-On Wednesday, March /, at the
First Reformed church, Bedford avenue, by the Rev.
Ebert $. Porler, ID. D., JOSEPH N. Roy TO Mis-,
EMMA NJ, daughter OF :, T. A. Shonnard, Esq, oil
OF Brooklyn, Il. u. No cards.
scHRoEDER--G GuENTz.-ln Jersey City, on Tuesday,
February rs, by Rev. Mr.. Eroh at the residence Of
the brides parents, EDWARD SCHROEDER, of Altoona,
to EMILE A. GUESTz, OF Jersey City, only daughter
OF DR.. A. and Mrs. Mathilde GuentZ.
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HERALD SATURDAY MARCH 187-wITH SUPPLEMENT-

AMUSEMENTS
RooTH's THEATRE.
EIGHTH and LAST WEEK OF
A. RlCHELIEU.
LAST RICHRLIEU MATINEE
On SATURDAY, at ~ o'clock
SATURDAY EVENING, MARcHA
Mr.: LAWRENCE BARRETT
In his mastery master iippera9naton p]Yer Of
10 the Rev. James Whites play Of
THE KING OF THE COMMONS
a.s' s s Ass Il
broadway.
NJ, EDWIN s9SPAY s9SRA MARCH g. .v,,o,cv
in MUCH ADo ABOUT NoTaiNG AD'oA
RooTH's THEATRE. SPECIAL.
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, MARCH g.
.MGcH ado eHiSatGHs HSsoGF iRS0saa1 RoTa11Sa"
which will be presented for twelve times only,
MR. EDWIN viz BOOTH
"BENEDICKn
(for the first time in New York;.
Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT
"Dos FsDRo,~
MR. J. H. .nS aovrcKER,
"DoGBkRRY,"
AND AN EFFICIENT CAST.
Every attention has been paid the requirements Of the
folNTMENTs, MACHINERY, &C.
Box Sheet now OPEN
The New York herald., 1871-03-04

IA OUNTAIN HOUSE.--WlNTER PRICES TO MAY /
AVA favorable arrangements for the season no locay or
hotel In the vicinity Of New York oci equal attactione
furniture steam heating coal minutes from
foot OF Barclay street, via Morris Essex Railroads elk
minuies walk from Monrose station thirty trains daily
oommu' alton, Rix months 20 cents day.
H. H1TZELBEk0kk. Proprietor. South Orange. N. J.