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rNzl.SuIWEON. or NEALsSG Balm
" Ser ChnpPcd Face aud EHaads. IrritibiIi-
g. 4EaF~lsne~> 81 she skin, Chatting. &C.
This admirable article will by its peculiar bland aud
healing properties together with its agreeable Perfume
atonce recommend it-ef &c the confidence and patro
maze ol the public. delightful essential Of the
Toilet
Its application speedily all irrtabiy rough
harshusss Of the skin rendering it by
use tielcatels son and fair.
Beins composed otvesoabe Substances, and entirely
free from mineral corrosive admixture il may be used
with ety the tcudcrest Infant, aud will be found
very elicicHt andeoous application for chatting ,iuamed
excoratad surfaces. &c.
As il contains greasy substances tits Clearly, and
at the same tine simply and easily applied
Prepared only by PURCELL. LADD & CO..
de Druggists. Richmond, vn.
NEW PLASTER AND BONE nIIL.-The
subscriber offers for sale 6ae Ground and Cacined
Plaster, both cthe best and purest quality he has also
Bone Mil attached, aud intends to keep supply of
Ground Bones. fine aud pure. Farmers and others
invited call and examine for themselves His prices
shall be low the quality articles be bought
or, North South The highest cash price viii be paid
for Try bones delivered his Mill adjoining the Paper
NH. Il. II. DUVAL.
22-tf
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stTOaESs aUFs SALE

~ Virginia State Stock
Bonds University of Virginia, interest payablesst
the Treasury of Virginia.
Bonds OF the City OF Petersburg with coupons.
Bonds fthe Town of Ly nchburg endorsed by Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad guarantees
Apply to
MAIIRV MORTON
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GREAT NATIONAL PRINTS.
The Surrender of E.ord C0rnvyaslis,
At Yorktown Oct 10, 1881, and
The Surrender OF General Esus.ayue

III OfktOWH. OCT Ig, IlsI,
The Surrender OF General BursGyne,
Al Saratoga Y, Oet.l7, l777,
EyROM the original Painting, by rrumbul. in the ru.
h tunda of the Capitol at Washington, size % by 80
inches splenddly cooured, with keys to of nd-
viduals represented.
The above magnificent Prints from the celebrated
paintings of Col Irambull, Aid-deC Camp Gen Wash,
inston. Many OF the persons represented from orr
gna Portraits painted expressly for these pictures
which illustrate two most important. i'll the
cords of country. Price for the pair only So For
sale by LEWIS L. SMITH,
Cheap Publication Dealer,
no 25 Opposite American Hotel
TENME TRINITY ANEs INCARNATION
IL in their theological scientific and practical as ects
NJ e. Lazarus.
To those who haze suspected that religion might find
its place in the practical business of life, and that its
mys cal doctrines contain the solution of most
pressing social problems this volume is dedicated Nth
the sympathles of the author. For sale by
de 3 ]. w. RANDOLPH
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NEoao sssssssa ron ,ssa.

BY TOLEH COOK.
NM Il again offer services our friends and the
public, agents for the hiring of their servants
the ensuing aud for punctuaty in paving over
hires received and attention to the commit
ted toour management refer to those who have
been so kind as to favor with their patronage hereto
fore.
Topersons residing in the country. we would remark,
thatit is important that should be informed as early
as practicable of the number of servants their ages qua
Iicaons, &C., intended to be in, that may be tho
better enabled to good homes and good prices for
them.
We will also secure homes for white servants upon
reasonable terms. TOLER & COOK,
no29 General Agents.
OND0N TEWEs.-J w. RANDOLPH has
II for sale, Dec 10
Pictures from st Petersburg, by hermann, muslin:
csc
No % Putnams Library; 25c
Chevaers of France from the Crusaders to the Mare.
chals of Louis XIV by H w Herbert: 81 25
Romance of Student Life Abroad by r B Kimhall,
thorol ST Ledger 81
Cap Sheaf fresh Bundle, by Myrtle 81
Seven Wise Men of Greece, d the Seven Wonders
1.-THE World by the Rev A d Jones, A M; plates, soc
Essays from the London Times, I'd series; soc
Homes OF American Authors comprising anecdotca,
personal and descriptive sketches by various writer's
with plates; various styles of binding; splendid book
Village Queen, Summer in the Country BY Il Mil
e., with splendid colored plates; 81
Private Life of Daniel Webster by Chas Ianman GO
Heroine of Tampico, or Wild Fire, the Wanderer a
tale of the Mexican war, by Harry Halyard; CSC
Adventures of an Aid de Camp by J Grant, plates SOC
de
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superior the ordinary Gelatne in use, aud equal
IN every respect the best isngass for making table
eilies blan2 NANCE &e-Just received and for sale by
ALIEN. DUNAL.
de Is Is Mains street. CONNER 18th
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: In Chesterfield Counls
q Cosrt, Dee. l3, 1882: ph;neas Clay and Frances w
his wife, Harriet Turalp, Caroline Turpin, Tarton
Brown and Martha his WIFI Plaintiffs, against John
Tuipn Georg, Turpin in their right and as
Of Henry Turpn, deceased, E. G. Clay, Mos
by Johnson and his wife Louisa A, Harriet A. Cay ds
SAID VIM. +. Clay by his guardian ad Item, Defend
ants
This day the Plaintiffs and filed their bill, and
the Defendant, Edwin r. Clay, not having enered his
appearance and gwen security according to the q
Assembly, and II appearing 10 the satalaction OF the
cout that he is nonre; den OF this country, 1t is
ordered tina The said Edwin Il. Clay do appear before
this the first day OF January and aa-
The bill OF The Plaintiffs, and thta copy OF this
der be fothw tn inserted IN newspaper published
nfhe city r chmond for four successive weeks and
posted Al The trent dor OF the courthouse OF this
county. copy-Tese,
de 24-1tw SlLAS CHEATHAM, c.
The object of he bill in this cause is dis Iibute
the real estate ofhe late Henry Tupln, deceased, by
max mo sale thereof
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TEyMEs TRENTwY AND sNCARSaTsOY
Afs. VALENTINES KsE1IEssE EDFs VIA
KING ARTIEIl,IAI EILANA



Mix Nos l, @ ) together-mx Nos 5, 6, 7, g. g. 10 in
four or five pals of water enough dissolve the in
gradients When dissolved add The liquid to the mix
ture g, 81 and mix as in making mortar. When tho
roughly mixed add No the cacineu plaster) which
will absorb the liquid and bring the whole dry state
Mix under cover in dry pace-pack to exclude
air--obserye the proportions in making small largo
quantities.
The above receipt will make one tom which will ma
and a half acres of land.
Having furnished the above to number offarmers who
have tested its quatiesmany thinking it equal TO natu
raj guarothe subscribers have made arrang to
furnish quantity during the and will sell the
Ingredients exclusive OF the Peat w cod Ashes Plaster
and Salt ARTICLES every larm atthe low price of SO
per ton. One sugar hogsbeed will hold ingredients
Tor five All orders will be euly and promptly
executed, and sent to any part of the State.
r. r. DUVAL & BROTHER.
Chemists and Druggists,
oe 81 Under American Hotel, Richmond Va
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EbEs 0R FFSE FEEONs' NOW REA-
DY.--New editions the following interesting and
popular works
Lille of John A. Murrel. the Great Western Land Pr
with illustrations, cents, containing 124 pages.
Lite OF Joseph T. Hare illustrated, % cents containing
107 pages.
Lie Of Col Monroe Edwards, with illustra
tons. % cents, containing l52 pages
Life OF Jack Rann Illustrated % cents, containing IA
pages
Life of Helen Jewett illustrated, 25 cents.
Lives ofthe Felons illustrated, % CENTS containin 90
pages
Life of Dick Turpn. Illustrated, price e5 cents.
Life OF Tom King, illustrated, price 25 cents.
THOMAS H. GRESHAM
my % 1093 Broad street
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Fancy S3raer and sfe1ltle.. EEnnuG;aelory,

Fancy Crate and Gender Mandatory,
AND NINTH STREETS, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
fsYE subscriber continues to carry the above bust
= in al its various Misunderstanding for sale 800
CRATES, with Tenders and summer Pieces, embracing
100 different kinds such at present used in New
York Philadelphia and Boston also continue receive
monthly all the various patterns from all the Eastern cities;
adhavn devoted the last twelve years to this branch of
my business respectfully refer capacity of work
manship the citizens eli Richmond generally My pri
ces shall be moderate any other establishment in
Richmond elsewhere
IL "a SAMUEL d DENOON
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4 RAssU EOR sAI4E.-We oil, = lor sale

: FAsS7S E1ss szI.E.-Wc oil.r Tor sale
7 l Farn ia Charles City county. Of excellent quality
cont aiming aud lying within five miles of James
river this iittie iar'ii ahoat 80 acres cleared
The improve ns.ls dwelling. with a store attach
81 and fe usual houses. u IS IS easy Of
igirr if4tnsteg tire Charles City Courthouse road
and Is near steam miI the adjoining This
property may be a or six hundred dollars, easy pay
iaents Or would De exchanged Tor city property.
TOLER x COOK
.. General ee1ts
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q ofpatterns Oils, Extracts Cologne Water, Soaps
hair and tooth Brushes just received and for sale low by
de 10 ELIAS HALE, LOG Main ST.
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ESIss AzSsN=. Ibe subscriber ,Fill pay the high
j. e=f market value fT al kinds Of f AZ skins
65tter das sesrat Racrsos red and grey Fox, Fish
IS. OppassoEi sad Rabbit skins
JOHN THOMPSON,
~ 80 y Min s.. kIchmnnd Va.
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4 ,Los s.-By the schooner aichmond have ref
ceiveda large lot Of 80 hour and day spring, wes h
and striking marine Clocks to W mich the attention
by R. Al zIMNERMAN.
&C 10 Corna rasan and l2.h streets p
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"A + RULES, he,d in the clerks office OF Clcul
a. Court of Buckingham county, Monday the 9th
day of December, 1852 Edward Owen and Samuel W.
Owen, Plaintiffs, David Hughes and David E.
Hughes, Defendants--lN CaANcERY.
On bill setting forth that thu plaintiffs and The de-
lendant David Hughes in the year 1851. being equal
Of two tracts OF land lying in Buckingham county
which a steam mill was situated, entered into
rartne shIp under the firm OF Owen, Hughes u Co. for
the purpose OF getting timber, saving, gold mining
farming ont he said land, and receive equally the
profits. or bear the losses. That the prosecution
OF the business OF the has been attended with
great expense, part OF which has been paid by the
said David Hughes, but who with a virw free his
interestin the property from liability for his just proper
ton ct the has conveyed it to his the defend
ant David E. Hughes and praying that the sal
veyance may be aside, and the interest hereby con-
veyed may be subject 20 the said David Hughes just pro
portion the expenses incurred by the SAID
md it appearing by affidavit filed the cause that
the defendant David Il. Hughes no. Inhabitant OF
this Stale, isorjered that he appear within month
after due publicat oil this order, and do what
sary proe his nteres; and that copy OF this order
he for thwh inserted in public newspaper OF the
civ Richmond fer four wee ks successvely and posted
he front door of the courthouse OF this CT unity
The first day Of the next County Court.
A copy-feae,
de 2i-jiW X. ELDRID(IE. C c., C.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J

RchmOnd, Dec. I5th 1852.
Amongst o her things tn the court doth
further adindee order decree that The deendanls
James H. Gardner and Geo W. Goode, tru itees as
aforesaid under HE deed executed 10 them The TWEEN.
elh day of January, eighteen hundred and forly one
by F. w Knapp and B. Knapp, do render before OF
the Commissioners OF this court account Of their pro
ceedngs trustees under the said deed, with state
OF the character and probabl lie value of the
eeds remaining in other hands undisposed of also to
take an acc 1unt OF the claims f. w. and j. Knapp
under the aforesaid deed.
The parties interested in the for. going decree are
hereby notified to attend at my office the city OF
Richmond the 24th day OF January 1853, 10 O'Clock
A M. with the evidence necessary to enable me to
perform the dues of said decree And all creditors of
T. w and B. j. Knapp are hetedy notified to attend IA,
The same time aud place and present their claims, with
the evidence necessary sustain the same.
de s1-w4w w. f. DAVIS, Com'r.
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fbfssE Undersigned have this day formed co-part-
nersip to transact general Excaange and
- naihg fs mssness. under the firm CT MAURY N
siOhioS they wildcat in Exchange, Bank Notes and
Com ana VIII purchase and sell Stocks and other public
securities on commission.
Oihee under City Hotel rner Main anal Wall SITS.
Richmond Feb 81 ! r MOPTON
25-rf =
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R. ELDRIDGE, C. c. c.
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WINEs.-Champagn of the following brands :
w Ducat, Grape, Victoria, Heidseck in quarts and
pnts Also superior Port, Sherry aud Madeira warranted
pure, for sale by
an - I H. Wake & co
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A + RULES, held III the clerks otfc- oil lie Clicu
"a Court OF Cumberland comfy, MONDAY The 9th
ner of himself and E. Wlse, decd, late merchants and
pa1tners who traded under the firm OF F. w. Smith Il
Co, Plaintiff, against Geo. W. l5lan ton and Edward
A Bianon, and Alexander M. Bianton, administrator OF
Anderson Banten, deed. Drtendants--IN CHaNeERY
The object Of this suit Tor the recovery Of s 49,
It'll interest thereon from the ID day oil August 1870
Il pad due by bond executed by the Defendant Geo
w Rdnon 10 the Plaintiff Of the state Of SAID Geo
W. Banion in the hands of the Defendants, Edward A.
Blauton and Alexander Nj. Bldnon, administrator oil
alexander B anton decd.
And ii appearing by affidavit filed by the plaintiff
that the defendant. Geo w. Blanton is nhahitan
of this State he Plaintiffs otion it is ordered, thai
the De.endan, Geo. w Blano,, do appear here within
month after due publication OF this order, and do
what is Necessary protect his interest; and that this
order be published week. for four successive
weeks, in the Richmond Tunes, newspaper Published
in the city Richmhnd, and also be posted at the II
door OF the courthouse OF this count on the first day
OF the county court. A copy-Teste.
de 27--W4t b. 3 WOOi)SON, c..
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Az ARrsrockArIc PaInA DeysA--A CORES

Az ARIsrocRArrc Para DeysA.-A cores
persent Of Tks L1NSa rnins COnio< Eves The follow
ina account Of The success Of anew T-ina Sd a. Rome
Anew pira snnG Aas appeared at the Alrentine The
stsr in Donzets opera Ct Poto. Her has been
mos brilliant. Her voice IL exquis.tsJ s~eetfaf Ofh
oud tirdike. notes-Gnd Is rnor4over Of considerable
power and She II tle than eighteen years
Of age aid Of gTeat besuiv With ach advantages these
the Of tie DrsmG doHAs tsera0y certain But
what has raised the enthusiast Of the Rom pEbe 70 an
uuLsual hight s The fact that the ycunz Setus7ae u nee
70 Of the CARDINALS and nebr Of the DIS orcs .i-
iy Of the Pceoomini, Of Stems. 20 ga I. aeI snt
fcf nusic and strong her PASSION for TIE exens u
that the yong rs health zh sGar IL Csc Of refusal
length bs cent 20 her appe rns before ne aO
e II sad g the Grand Duchess .; win WlS
GadenOlsee Pccoloulr u psTtc14r itFo-e Asso nSt
nfuerce "a bnEng about this TeFz. II a o1y under IRE
sky Of Italy fkst the passion tor Art 90 strong -
induce Yong girl :h and beautiful af member % 40
Italians that such act has more than tie coorns OF 70
Esnce and is loossd upon by the nnHc a0Eing peoPe -
sonethps heroic and sublime As may BE- supposed me
Young ppra 1naas sging and acnE bear the impress OF
fast enthusiasm before which the viii Of the Ctrtns yed
"a and e tines DUNG The performance 60 zreat T me
effect TIE sDother Ike inspIrs,oR INCH se spAJed
that the whole audience simultaneously arose end Eundered
Tfis aarifocrntic Prinna Donna" made her d~5a ct
Florence n Ucres norgia IN February Of last year
The Circumstance q her belonging 70 = family mat
boasts Of having produced Pope and several C4r1nas
created much sen stion, and drew brilliant house II
was supr osed ira, enthusiasm sni rOmsreehsd prompt
81 hsr 10 = step which would bring disappointment and
failure Her reception, though eordia, was not entn
siastic 10 expressed kDdDess mingled wiz apprenel
ron But she Wa young aod beautiful aud gifted Her
act ne gracefuher voice clear. melOdious aud ou
tivated Though the house warmed by DEERE. yet The
ordeal a one Tor applAuse was only Fiedei
when Il whs won By successul EFFORT.
The branch Of the family 70 which tis young lady be-
longs r poor She, however. had been adopted y
wenlthy uncle by whom she wss educated she resi-
ded al Sienna, about fifty miles from Florence .
One of the customs OF the Italian Opera struck NJ IN
pleasantly When good point IL made, instead u wait
ing for break the spplzuse instantancous, and ce
fyolife il required 10 throw OF the impersonston lon
enough 70 bow an scknowed gnenr, and then resume
the unfinished sentence Thus tragedy king queen
breaks Of in IN mpsssioned moment 70 drop c0irte
w or pick up bouquet and then get back into an es-
tacy The 70 ears and eyes unscCustoned 10 H. spois
the eject Of the finest passages. Alb. Eve. Jour.
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LNNfNfupI-f
kkkf-There has been Censdczable iuQary thls week
bot Al holders firm, there has rot much bur
salted small advance has been 90, upon the few s.es
thai have been made Last seasons participates the
improvement.
Poss-of this article have no ,soet, aud the us@s
taking their supplies Of frcnoa AL rate aad IN
this nearly 1900 bss Of Nantes have been tspossa
his week, At sSent 50 beL fse Befss hSases AK
ing - 6S1istsb.
advance has beer obtained - having Been pad
AfrLEs1he steeks held hy the dealers have hcex
thar sacient cary theu ChstmAs ahd tae recent
imyortafions proving s<dnsry couaiasn thss im
prove tneni 10 notes the sses this week saseo qsae
Of Sewtown ppPins having brought Is OLE tome % IL,
celebrated "underhll" BRAID sslhns for II St6; sai
several hundred haIrrls VI erasry Qualities .; 10 Ola
The market has never reSsyert the g& We s4 s6sst tbs
middle Of November BsliwAs have bssesAt 10 gis
phil
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E"A MEMORIAL OF DAsIKt WEBSTER


IRON THE CIR OF BosroS' (syo PIP. go Liite c,
Brown. & Coin this elegant volume, edited ey
GEoEGE s. HILARD, Esq, we have the various test
rnoniAls Of respect to the memory Of Mr.. WEssrEs,
which were called forth in Boston By the City Gov
eminent and by different Associations Of the citizens
IL includes Mr. HnlArds classical eulogy on the de
ceased. Mr. wehsser's Last Autumn az Mxshheld,'
BY Professor FrIrox aud account Of his Illness and
death By GEoReE TIcKNoS, Esq. The volume Is liled
with appropriate and touching tributes to the las'rous
statesman and possesses much than local in
terest
r." SoSes or THE SEASONS" by JAMES
LrSrs-Msny Of the poe~ss in this little volume have
already .ppeared IN the magazines, and have been re
received with favorable attention by the pubic. The au
thor is something than mechanical versiher-ae
shows lively fancy true appreciation Of nature, and
IN excellent command Of poetca language. He e most
successful we thil in hi''seO'''sh songs o. wAieh
ne gives u. several pleasing specimens Qano-' PIP.
l67 Redteld
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Liverpool FreixAr ,;srke,.

TreisAs the UnssS Stsfss have Seea A.s tAs v..s
Fc< NewNerk Ssss vsshs has eeea less ssrv Gnl Ia.
ssfss have BEEN taken seaefrly ssecrx<e p&sn<s re-
san without npreveness-psses Of ss~Ase Ne~.rork
shoet ~ b eksls We Sso'e frexAi to xew-york n.,J
weight, lSvlsi Y tim FAoe o0o1S iSEsrs, H.rl
ware efl5 ESthcnwsse, q. 10 Bss;ea: Dead -uisst
mas; rne GSo1s II 6; Hardware, %. Esxtheaw.r.
lel, To PhilsselpA.: Dead weight % s.S fiae Cee %
-; Hardware, ~ EstAeavAre. IL. TO Bsltasrr
Dead ~sshs. IA ea,s7; Fac Gooas -; Hardware. -
EaytAcuwMe 10. Ts Nsw-Osle.ns: pcaA w.sht y
loi; Nre GOo5s IS. Hardware iSl; Esrthe-wsse s y
Ssh 10 shipping At ballast freight sa4 ~ Ne~Nsf
aid Baltimore 81 Il eiS Pc~ san-
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Iron Market.

The demand foI Manufactured Iron sasnn~es lrsc ssd
sAe advance &C IS y TIN, recommended n TIE pr isnsry
meeting OF Iron Masters v Ssys aso val &Sabf ~
fsy rsain ned Scotch Pa Iraa hss ;alen IA ryies
ma to tie increase TIRE Bank Of Enssna discounts coa
1ts4 Il GER, The rn~sesg - T201S = tEz. fo,A
Glasgow The calty sil Consumes n oetanlrs coA AZ
she woTas n S4aonsshire and the wegkuaee Wy
8 .Heors sl2 s. SAseis, ass ScciSh Pa Ne. ],
x42e
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The export degasnd both Bar SILVER sai rsisFs
snses> and large Transactions have esss dsnc exTsae
tsses The decline IN Contisesta Exchange has caused
aer.ele parcels Of Gold 20 ~ sAprea snt
say BE- called tx Fac xxansty SP~es OF late teas
would show dtkoeney The sxvsass in tas rate Of 10.
teresi BY the Bsnk TO y e>et 10 svassay viii the
snnen o; ehsskns Rot ssIy expert bet sPscalss
oas ways, vhleh was tae increase asA hsacy u q
mere astlye sasst and much higher sscs AsAaaea
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IRIsn RIFLEs-THoaAs Fsl.oIs MEAaHxv
CoIoNKL-A meeting Of the osEeers Of this regiment
wa held On Friday evening, at he Mercer HOUSE,
Colonel heasher presiding. The foIlowin. are the
companies already enrolled ia the regiment -Mtchell
Guard captain auleshy Irsh National Guard, Capt
Lane smith oBren Rife Guard, Captain Cogai.n
Messher kiHes' Captain Donnaiy; Commodore Barry
Guard, Captain Murphy. The Uniform .dop,ed con.
s,is OF DARK rae green frock coat with bsss .cing.
and DARK b1'toAs, black psntsoons with broad black
stripe black Regulations hat with dark green pompooa.
Snowy ornaments have been altogether avoided. Mr..
Thomas Nueahy he's been apPoiEted sessy Major s.d
Mr.. 81. 2. Sesgie acting Adjutsat.
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BRoApwAY RALRoAD.--Mr Field, Saturday
afternoon the Superior Court the motonior attach
ment against certain Aldermen and Assistants eoncud-
ed about o'clock, in opposition to the motion, when
Mr. oConor rose ON behalf Of the Corporation, to
its powers generally and bearing upon it, officers
During the argument the Court said the whole que,
ton IT, whether Judge Campbell had Jurisdiction
80 issue the junction and II serving affidavit
upon the Mayor instead OF each of the members Of the
Corporation, sufficient The Court also stated
that the resolutions Of Aid stureyant passed by the
Board Of Aldermen should be admitted In evidence for
tho purpose OF showing ha, the members were aware
Of the nature Of the Injunction. Mr. oConor, on be.
half Of the Corporation, concluded about 81 O'Clock
when the case was adjourned 10 Saturday next, a.
which time Judge Bronson of the counsel for plain
t', will close 10 support Of the motion for attach
ment