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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-05

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Massachusetts Election News.
BosToN, Nov. 5.-All but "a towns
In the State give Washburn 1885 ma
jorlty In a total vote Of l3l,607. The
Democrats elect II Senators and 60
members OF the House. Price Is elect
ed to Congress.
Anniversary Celebration.
The anniversary Of the great fire
will be celebrated here on Monday
next.
Suspended.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Sterling Price
& Co., commission merchants, have
made an assignment and their business
will be settled up. The house was
founded by Sterling Price, the rebel
General.
Honors 70 Yellow Fever Nurses.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.-The nurses In
the employ of the Odd Fellows were
escorted to the depot this forenoon on
their departure to their homes In New
Orleans by the Odd Fellows, Knights
of Pythlas and members Of the press
In procession.
New Jersey Election.
NEWARK, November 5.-Both the
Senate and House Of the New jersey
Legislature will be Republican. The
formers majority is even and the lat
ter four or five. The Republican ma
jority In the House last year was 80.
Boss Tweed on Trial.
New York, November 5.-Tweed
appeared In the Court Of Oyer Ter
miner to-day, and when the case was
called ex-Judge Fullerton said that be-
fore any proceedings were taken he
should hand In a paper to which the
associate counsel for the prisoner had
agreed. The paper Is understood to
be a protest against Judge Davis PRE-
siding at the trial, and when read by
him seemed to excite his surprise and
Indignation. He characterized the pa
per as extraordinary, and In part un-
true, but declined to point out any
particular passage IS Objectionable.
MIR. Bartlett. Of counsel for defense,
then said II Judge Davis was a saint
from heaven they would take the same
course. A recess was then taken, that
Judge Davis might consult his associ-
ates.
Shnnks Released.
Shanks, city editor Of the Tribune,
was discharged from arrest today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-05
PLAIN FACTS,
FRANxroRr, Mich, Sept. 10, lsi

FRANxroRr, Mich, Sept. 10, 1873.
A year ago | had a bad cough from
the catarrh which had got In my throat.
I tried a good many things, but got
nothing to do me any good until | used
your Golden Medical Discovery ana
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. They
cured mo In three months, for which
am very thankful.
no4 lw AMOS FISHER.
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TIE TURF.

A Visit to the Association Race
Track-The Grounds In Excel
lent Condition Animation No
tlceable Evcrywhere-Fast Mays
Taking their Exercise Dust
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

IPrcrAL TO TUE ooLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
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BY THE CABLES.
Prussian EIections.

Prussian Elections.
BERLIN, Nov. Sin the elections
just held, for deputies to the Prussian
Diet, the Liberals gain 20 seats.
Arms for Pirates.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Madrid dispatch
es report that the Spanish Government
has advices from Manila Of the capture
by a Spanish war steamer in these
waters Of two German merchantmen,
having on board rs part OF their cargo
1000 rifles, intended to be sold to Ma
lay pirates. The news has created an
excited feeling in Government circles
at Madrid.
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TELEcRAPHlc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ooM EsrIo IN1ELlIoEMc.

l.rrcIAL TO rH. eoID HILL DAIr srws..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-04

had valise of spectacles on deposit
In the hotel, which were destroyed.
His loss Is vsri0lsly estimated, bat
reaches hundreds Of dollars. Mrs.
Thorn had a gold watch in the safe.
which was ruined. The safe WAS
bnrsted open and everything inside
was found to be greatly damaged.
The hotel was owned by J. II. Bay
ley. Estimated value. 5000. liz
sured in London, Liverpool Il Globe
for 1880. This would Just about,
cover the furniture.
John Murray was an Irishnlan. aged
sixty-tiye, and leaves u wife and live
children. The family now reside on
farm near Junction City. and he was
here on a visit. The family were tele-
gaphed and arrived in the afternoon.
This is the sa,ldest fire that ever o.
cured In Corvallis. IL was rllmore,l
that another man was blMnetl-bnt
this proved not, true.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-04
MISCELLAN EOUS.
Notice.

Notice.
OREGON { CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
~ Company, Land Department, Portland
Oregon, April 5, 1872. Notice Is hereby
given, that a vigorous prosecution will be
instituted against any and every person
who tlcspasIes upon any Railroad Land,
bycutting and removing gtimberlherefrom
before the same Is BOUGHT OF the Compa-
ny AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sec
tiOns, whether surveyed or unsuyeyed,
/. X. MOORES,
32v4tt Land Agent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-04
COM N .gCIAL HOTEL,

Opera House Block, salem, Oregon,
MRS. A. j. RELY, PROP'R.
THIS HOUSE WILL BE KEPT IN FIRST
/ class order, and with attentive and
Obliging servants.
No ChlRese Cocks Employed.
lam prepared t0hlrnish good accOmmo-
dations 10 the travelling public, and will
us3 every endeayor to merit the patronage
Of the public. Regular boarding at very
low rates.
Els- Free Coach to the house. 24v5
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DIR. VANCLEVE's
1alValiC Abdominal Supporter
AND
UTERINE REGULATOR.

TNHE MERITS OF THIS INSTRUMENT,
i consist principally in the support It
gives to the abdomen and spine. The belt
Is broad, supported by suspcnders Passing
over the shoulders, and kept in shane by
selEgeneratihg Galvanic Plates, whichgiva
pleasant current,
The Regulator Is also Galvanic; its CUP
and N0zzles are made of Silver; its Stem, OF
Copper and Zinc, Is hollow, that injections
may be thrown through 1t, OrintO the neck
of the Uterus. 1t can be 80 regulated by
its thumD-sCrow as to meet any mal-posi..
tiOn of the Uterus, and is unequalled in,
meeting any form Of female disease
Price, 4S5. Patented August Is, 1871, by
WIS. Van Cleve, Centralia, Illinois.
Territory fur Sale, or will receive
Royalty for manufacture
For State or Territorial rights TO mann,
facture and sell on the Pacific Coast, applx
to COLL. VAN CLEVE, Albany, Oregon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-28
TELEGRAMS.

The New York Times learns that De-
Long will be continued q minister to
japan.
The remains of General Candy are ex-
pected to arrive at San Francisco to-
morrow.
The old United States arsenal, in Jer-
sey City, erected in 1872, viii be torn
down after the first of May.
EplzOotic is paralyzing business gen.
orally in San Francisco, and the disease
Is reported spreading rapidly.
"Sunset" Cox has passed in his cheek
to the United States treasury at Wash
lngton for that little amount of back
salary.
Portions Of Middle Tennessee were
visited with a nipping frost Friday
night, which ii is feared will prove dis
astrous to fruit and early 'iyerbs.n =
War paint is in great demand in In
dian circles. Can't the government let
out a little contract to furnish the mate
rial to the poor sons of the forest?
The employees Of a wateh-foundyy In
Jersey City struck, Saturday, for more
wages. About two hundred and fifty
men and women are engaged ia the de-
mand.
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and stated that the negroes were going
to kill the white people and keep the
country. +" You see Ward and Mis-
ter Register first called us together
to keep the courthouse. They
then went away, and after they
was gone, some OF the boys said ~ Let
US keep together and kill the white
folks, and we can have the country for
ourselves We agreed, and q motion
was made we first get that Jim
Hadnot out of the way. We said 'All
right and so, while we were fighting,
we hung out a white flag, thinking he
would come out, which he did, and he
was shot. The boys then ran, and the
white folks commenced shooting, and l
got under a house and away" 1t will
be thus seen what state of affairs exist
ed. Now all is quiet and peaceful, and
all have gone TO work on the planta-
tions. A few negroes, however, congre-
gate around the United States troops,
but as fast as they come in they are set
to work, and are so getting tired of this
and gradually returning to their fields.
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DR.. Harrison, of Columbia, South
Carolina, is the enemy of babies with
mortuary inclinations. An infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. Shepard died recently of
whooping-cough, and half an hour after
DR.. H. applied galvanic battery and
restored it 10 life, but the baby wasn't to
be bluffed, and popped off again, nine
days after; again the battery thwarted
its design, but eighteen hours after this
last resusitation it died finally and tri-
umphantly. A gentleman of veracity"
vouches for this story.
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At New York, on Friday night, three
river pirates went on board of bark
lying at Fourth street, East river,
clubbed the watchman into insensibili-
ty, and then rifed the cabin. About
the same hour, q kindlingwood-fac
st the corner of avenue B and Eight
eenth street was broken into, and the
watchman,bound and gagged. While
the thieves were operating on q safe q
confederate on guard announced the APP
proach of the police, and all got away
safely.
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DIED.

FITZPATRICk--In Fort Pie ering, sun
day April 9th, at o'clock, P. FITZPATRICK.
Funeral win take place this MONDAY
afternoon, from the residence, corner Broad
way and Main streets. Fort Pickering. FRIENDS
of the family are inviteoto attend.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CMAMRER 0F COMMRRCE.

THlHE regular monthly meeting of the Cham
Der OF Commerce viii be held TO-DAY
CSSth inst.) at O'Clock pm. Important re-
ports will be made by select committees.
Punctual attendance IS requested
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
TFoy TROusDALE. Secretary. apps
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Carl Schurz has gone to Europe.

Somebody without the fear of the mu-
nicipal law of New York city before his
eyes, on Friday night last, besmeared
the door of Recorder Hacket's residence.
The perpetrator was not discovered.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Atfenfi0n. Kniehts Tarnnlar

VOU are hereby ordered 20 attend a a
i regular stated eOnelave Of CyreneN(AT
Commandery No. 4, this rMONDAYlN
evening ApTTlil zstni at - O'Clock, At asy-
requested, as final action VIII be taken In re-
gard to going to Clarksville.
Visiting Knights are eourteously invited.
Nv Command GEO. MELLERSH. E. C.
T. J. BARcHUs, Recorder. apr
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your correspondent questioned a negro
who had been with the rioters. He is
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From the New Orleans Picayune.l
COLFAX, GRANT PARISH, Tuesday,
April %, IS73.-The United States
troops, consisting of two companies, c
and d. of the nineteenth infantry, un-
der Major J. H. Smith and Captains
Winney and Muse, and Adjutant TOle,
arrived in this place last evening, at six
O'Clock. They Immediately landed and
went into encampment at COlfax, where
they will remain for some time.
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Andrew ]. Crow accidenuy shot HIM
self TO death in Washington Saturday.
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THEIR POSITION.

Itis claimed that they have no orders
to arrest white citizens, General Emory
commanding them to keep the peace,
and, as far as possible, to induce the
white and colored people TO return to
their homes. This had, however, been
already done; but as soon as their arri-
val was known, some of the principal
white residents fled to the woOds-the
negroes gathering courage on the arrival
of the troops, and the whites fear ng to
be murdered. Major Smith, however,
assured them peace would be preserved,
and thew partially returned.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON B. B

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY COaPANY,l
Lessee Memphis and Charleston r. R.,
Memphis, Tenn, April y, ls73.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-28

COLUMBUS, April 27.-In the senate,
Saturday afternoon, the following bills
were passed: House bill to authorize
towns and villages to exchange lands
donated for school purposes for other
lands for such purposes; house bill to
authorize cities and villages to take con-
troll of such parts of Irrational roads as lie
within their corporate limits; house bill
to authorize municipal corporations to
prevent the overflow of water-cOurses; /;
house bill to authorize municipal corpo-
Tations TO extend streets and alleys
across railroad tracks. The house spent
all the afternoon discussing the house
bill to authorize the organization of ri
val gas companies in cities; but the bill
was tabled by adjournment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-28

DENVER, April 26.-President Grant
and party reached Denver safe and well
at haif-past one this evening. They
will remain here until Monday morn
ing, when the party will leave on a
special train for Golden, Black hawk
and Central City. From Central City to
Idaho Springs they will take private car
riages, returning to Denver on Monday
evening. The President will give pub
lie reception on Monday evening, at
the governors guards hall. He will
probably go east Uid Omaha on Tues
day.
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THE NEGROES,

Immediately after the troops landed,
began to flock into the town of Colfax,
and several of them ex1lringly demand
ed that the white men should be arrested
and shot; but this was of course refused,
when they became indignant. They
We're, however, told that peace must be
preserved, and were set to work by the
soldiers burying their dead compeers
who were killed in the fight. These
were buried in the trench which was
dug for the Notifications, and into which
they had been imperfectly thrown by
tho Do Z Ix-na narfx,
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This is stated to have been only a fair
sample Of the outrages perpetrated BY
the Republicans and negroes, the latter
openly stating that SITTER they had
cleaned out the people at Colfax, they
were going 10 Alexandra to kill the
white men, and keep the white women
and giris for themselves. DESTROYS of
hearing a statement from the opposition,
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

supplied with all the latest improved
telegraphic Instruments, aud the appa-
ratus in the operating room is particu-
larry handsome in all its appointments,
and is provided with accommodations
for one hundred and fifty operators.
Almost Another Hotel DHsasfeR-Guests
Barely Escape with their Lives.
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Remnins Of Bi.hoD sTcIIya,ne,

PoUGHKEEPsIE, April 27.-William
w. Reynolds, merchant of this city
for nearly forty years, died to-day from
stroke of paralysis. He was we'll
known among the grain-dealers of the
aasfarr1 States
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RoInesficnfinr FnreiRn Rirhr-

CINCINNATI, april 27.-Fifteen hun
dred singing-birds of different varieties,
imported from Germany by a society
organized for that purpose, were turned
loose in the suburbs to-day. The object
is to dOmestieate them in this country,
if pOgsible
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is place of about twenty small shanties
and a large warehouse; the courthouse,
which was burnt, being nothing more
than a small, square brick building of
about fifty by sixty feet. The fOrtifca-
tions made by the negroes were made
by throwing up dirt, behind barricade
made of fiatboat planks obtained from
the floor of the warehouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

CONSERVATIVE CoNfERENcE-MoRE COUNTY
JUpGEs NoMlNATED.-The Conservative mem
bers of the General Assembly met again YES.
terday afternoon and nominated the follow.
ing county judges: Albemarle, J. L. Cocll-
ran : Bedford. }. a. Wharton; Dinwiddie,
J. S. Budd; Fluvanna, William r. Cooke
Franklin, Thomas IL. Bernard; Frederick,
Joseph Ii. Sherrard; Gooch'and, Isaac w.
Pl,asants Hanover, Samuel G Redd Hall
fax, Thomas Leigh; Henrco, L. c. Minor
Henry, Samuel }. Mullins.
The above are all present incumbcnts ex
cept Samuel j. Mullins, Of Henry county
the present judge Of that county declining
to serve. In the case of Judge Minor, o.
IIenrico, tue vote stood Minor, 81; Pow
oil Z
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COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March ls.-Cotton unsettled; good
ordinary, l5ic net receipts, l2as bales ieala 500
CHARLESTON, March I9.-Co.ton quiet 81 mid,
dngs, lsic.; net receipts, 7l9 bales exports coast
WISE 769 bales; sacs 400 bales stock, oSt bales
SAyANSAH, March lg.--COtton nominal, mid
dlings, lslc.; net receipts, a79 bales. ExportsTo
G.eat Britain, ass bales; coastwise, $40 bales.
sales, 81 bales: stock. g., 3,g6a bales. - S.ss (.
HEMpIlIs, March l9.-Cotton quiet low mid
dllngs l7tc. receipts, 1858 balcs shipments, lsu
bllo;; stock, 47,D50 bales. 80 =, II
NEW ORLEANS, March 13.--Cotton.ueman ac-
tive; good ordinary, ltbc.; low middlingss 7tc.
middIings lsic; net receipts, $500 bales gross,
$3.50 bales. Exports-To Great Britain, 451 bales;
continent, 32s5 bales coastwise, 1851 bales
1900 bales Last evening, $500 bales stock 2osis
bales. ..s y. 8 !. !:
MOBILE, March 1o-Cotton quiet with light de-
nands; middhngs. ls3@lls5c. good ordinary. 1850
net receipts, as bales; exports coastwiso, bAiea
sales, 500 bales stock, 43,ois bales. q,
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{ GlESApEAkE AND U Ii 10 RAIL
< %thb.---On and after September SOth PAS
>tNIER TRAINS viii leave Richmond rs fol.
Lyws:
-. y. M.--MAiL TRAIN except Sunday fol
t!!r White -LlpllCr Springs connecting az Gordons.
N." With the Grange, Alexandria aud Manassas
.l.l ~nUtIi.
ts5 l.. H.-ACCOMMuUATIoN TRAIN teNcepi
S'u|myt for GJrl"nsric. arriving at a:ls p. NJ
,f'- train connects III Gort.oGsvllle with the night
;n'la- The pringc, Alexandria and Manassas rail.
,r-,. ter i.ISGlI6Ui;G and WASHINGTON.
through tickets, ~ low rates, sold To all points
'N"It:twCSt and Southwest
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam. Antwerp, Hamburg, Havrc Rotterdam
Err'yU. copenhagen, ard Gotheuburg, 10 all points
' ':ia ross. can he bought Of The General Ticket
A1"ut II richmond or can be ordered through any
..,tiaA ..grut nn ihc road
!u.'nrr Information may be obtained At the Com.
leH. ro.!"cs.
:. Ii. PERRY, General Superintendent
'iNt' +. HETlIEELATD, General Ticket Agent
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Troubles In Porto Rico-Marine Dfsas.
Scrs. DC.

Troubles In Porto Rico-Marine Dfsas-
tors, DC.
New YORK, March ia Herald CORE
spondent reports serious trouble in Porto
Rico, caused by the proposed emancipation
Of slaves.
The steamer Alpha arrived at Halifax
with the mails and some passengers Of the
disabled steamer Niagara, from Bermuda for
New York. The Niagara encountered a
gale on the I'd and Sd of March, and her ma
chinery was disabled, bnlwarks stove, and
ship badly strained.
The Italian bark Anna foundered on the
14th of February. The captain, with twelve
men, arrived a, Bermuda in an open boat.
The steamship Cheviot, with cotton, from
New Orleans, called for coal, and took the
crew Of the Anna.
The bark Menia, from Sierra Leon for Bos-
ton, put in leaking, having lost one man.
The ship Charlotte, from Leghorn for Bos.
ton, is a total wreck on the north shoals or
Bermuda.
The steamship Maharajab, seventeen days
from New Orleans, touched at Bermuda on
the 9th instant, and proceeded
There is plenty Of freight at 81. Thomas
for southern ports of the United States for
reshipment to Europe. The health Of the
island is good.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, March 19.-Uniied States Dis
trict Attorney Bliss stated to-day that the
case Of Phelps, Dodge & Co. had been finally
settled on the payment of S271, 900 to the
Government.
The Erie officials suspended to-day were
Horatio n. Otis, secretary; Justin D. White.
assistant treasurer; and John Hilton, audi
ting clerk.
In answer to telegram of the Sheriff to-
day in relation to the Foster case, Governor
Dix responded, 81 have no communication
| to make" The Sheriff then issued the off,
cial invitations to the execution, which takes
place on Friday. The gallows will be erected
tomorrow in the city prison.
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The Summer Resosutioraa.

BosToN. March 13.-In the House so.,lay
the report Of the Committee on Federal Re.
Iations on the matter Of expunging from The
Journal Of the Legislature the resolutions OF
censure on Senator Sumner came up, and
the House refused, by vote Of 40 yeas to
167 nays. to substitute the resolution rescind-
ing and annulliDg the resolution OF the last
Legislature, which was offered by the mi-
nority of the committee.
The other substitutes offered during the
ten days. debate on the subject were all re-
jected, as was the motion to indefinitely
postpone the matter; the vote on the latter
being % yeas to 100 nays.
The report Of the committee, giving leave
to withdraw to the petitioners, for the re-.
sciuding Of the resolutions, WAS then adopted.
The report will come up In the Senate In a
day or two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

TUNNEL MATTERs.-The difficulty between
the tunnel hands and the contractors having
been satisfactorily settled work will be fully
resumed this morning.
The sinking Of 4 supplemental shaft was
commenced yesterday at the point where
the earth recently caved in on Twenty
fourth street near Broad. Shaft No.23 has
been sunk to the bottom Cf tho tunnel, and
The hands are working rapidly in taking out
the remainder OF the earth.
The work of arching is being pushed for
ward with yigor from the Niucteenth-street
entrance and shafts Nos. l, 9, and 3. and
has been finished under the sunken portion
of Twenty street.
AT the Wharves at Rockets the dredging
machines have been constantly at work in
deepening the channel, and work in that di-
rection is progressing satisfactorily. In u
short time there will be a depth of sixteen
feet of water; and when this is accomplished
a fist nipbt express train is to be put upon
the road. We may fairly look for lively
times in Richmond.
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GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.-On Monday,
March olst, the English Opera Troupe will
commence short season at the Richmond
Theatre Of six nights and matinee. The
troupe, numbering over forty persons, in
cludes the following popular artists: Miss
Rose Hersee, Miss Emma Howson, Mrs.
Zelda Seguin, Mr.. Brookhouse Bowler, Mr..
Eugene Clarke, Mr.. J. Fl. Cbatterson. Mr.
Edward seguin, Mr.. John Clark, Mr.. Gusta-
Yus Hall, with chorus and orchestra under
the direction of Mr. S. Behrens. 1t will be
observed that many of the artists are not
strangers to the admirers of the lyric art
among US.