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ly prevalent. This is no doubt one object, and a
principal one. Let us suppose it to be the chief
object. Whom do the nations most menaced with
revolution most look to, to prevent suppress it,
Undoubtedly to the Emperor of Russia. None
so ready as he to render assistance in doing this,
and none able. May it not be supposed that
he seeks the conquest of European Turkey, among
other purposes, for this very one-to place himself
in a position more effectually to overawe and sub
due the turbulent elements SO dreaded by him and
his brother despots' Look at the advantages it
would give him. He would completely encircle
Europe on one side. 1t would bring him directly
in contact with Hungary, one of the most dreaded
toci of the revolutionary spirit and by possession
of the naval passage into the Mediterranean he
would have free access to Italy, the other most
dangerous point. And how immensely, in every
respect, would this increase his power, and there
by his ability, to keep the peace. 4a
The industrial and moneyed interests oftlie world,
it is said, forbid war. True, these interests are
now Of vast magnitude, greater than they ever
were, and war-anything like general war
would make sad confusion and havoc among
them. The moneyed interests at stake are to an
incalculablc amount The States of Europe are,
for the most part, immensely in debt, and all who
hold their securities, from the great banker to the
small flnd-holder would be ruined by war, and
the number of the latter is very great--six hum
dred thousand, il is said, in Great Britain alone.
1t is perhaps not too much to say that this vast
moneyed interest has been more effectual in pre-
serving peace, and putting down insnrrection,
than all other causes combined. The public fund
holder is naturally the staunch friend Of tranquil
ty and order, at almost any price--even to the
bartering of his own freedom, and the honor and
freedom of his country. And money is power, all
the world over.
But RUSSIA, for her means, is not very largely
in debt. Money has, comparatively, little poiiti-
col influence there. Nor is there much in the
shape of public sentiment to check or control the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-30
l'uftru.
"THE GOOD TINE COOLING. >
ii AIi-ti.',.

When IF"at'e< ~ L'< "<@r,f,1' ,,~aon.,o'"7
cd o,r lpprrc, at; ,t.tI p.taig ntrr,g .y,"F,r-
f.,trgo
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,;s.d bu, ;mmoftalised everything they fell
,,aor We, these quarrels emhitiered bis exis.
,ence. and there can be no doubt that, when At
the very pinnacle of fame, he looked back
| With rerre, to the days Of his boyhood, when
hi. Young muse had just spread her wings,
when the whole world lay before him where to
choose, when praise had not yet lost it's FIRST
perfume, nor the incense of fattery palled
upon his senses. Those were, indeed, for
Pope, glorious, golden, inexpressibly delight-
full days, for he literally, es he says of himself,
i'lisped in numbers'-days which Mr.. Thack.
cray compares to those of young Bonaparte
and young Nelson-days which Byron called
his Corsair days, and sighed, in spite of his
affected scorn OF. mankind, when he thought
Of Yet deeply, in the harrassing literary
quarrels of his later years, as Pope must have
regretted those days, he had, as far as we can
see, nothing to reproach himself with, not even
in the case OF Add son. If he did more to de.
grade the character of authorship than any
other, it was done in selfdefence, and we can
not see that there was any great harm in ex.
posing the Grub street hacks of that day, who
were always ready TO sell their pens TO the
highest bidder, any more than there would
have been in exposing q band of braves who
stood ready TO hire out their steel to any who
might want it.
In concluding his lecture, Mr.. Thac keray
recited the concluding lines of the Dunciad,
saying very justly, as we thought, that in them
Pope had reached the very summit of his art.
Our readers will excuse us for inserting these
celebrated lines.
'She comes she comes the sable throne behold
OF mig ut prlmeval, and of Chaos old
Before her, fancys gilded clouds decay
And all Its varying rainbows die away.
Wit shoots In vain his momentary fires
The meteor drops and in flash expires
AS one by one, at dread Medeas strain
The sickening stars fade of the ethereal plain;
As Argus eyes by Hernes wand Oppressed,
Closed one by one to everlasting rest;
Thus at her felt approach, and secret might
Art after art goes out and all is night
See skuklng truth to her old cavern fed,
Mountains of casuistry heaped DER her head,
Philosophy, that ean'd on Heaven before
Shr1nks to her fecond cause and is no more.
Physic ofmetaphys:e begs defence,
And metaphysic calls for aid on sense
See mystery to mathematics fly!
In vain they gaze, turn giddy, rave and die.
Religion, blushing, wells her sacred fires
And unawares, morality expires
Nor public flame, private dares TO shine;
Nor human spark is left glimpse divine!
Loi thy dread empire, Chaos is restored;
Light dies before thy uncreating WORD:
Thy hand great Anarchi lets the curtain fall
And universal darkness buries all"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

I City EfectiOns.-ln pursuance of An aci
revising and refusing into act, the provisions OF
the Charter OF the City OF Richmond passed
March Both, 1852, an election viii be held on
Wednesday, the tth of Aprili 1858, in each Ward
OF the city, Tor nve members of the Council, and
five members of the Court OF Hastings; and Tor q
Mayor, Superintendent OF the Gas WORKS, Super
intendent of Streets, Superintendent of the Water
works, Register OF the Waterworks, Assessor, Col.
lector OF the City Taxes Sergeant, High Constable,
Captain of the Night Watch, Manager of the Poor.
house, Gauger, Measurer Of Grain, Clerk of the
Husiings Court Attorney for the Commonwealth ii
said Court, and Surveyor
The election viii be held a. the First Market, In
Jefferson Ward; at the City hall. in Maaiaon Ward
and at the Shockoe HUI House, in Monroe Ward.
nah II .t6A WIN. p. SHEPPARD, C, c. Il,
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R Candiantes for Office are hereby n,

E Candidates for Office are hereby no.
tioed that all the Presses of ELLYSON'S PRINT
ING OFFICE will be at their service from this day
until the day of election, from 7 A M till IL P III -
The names Of all the candidates will be kept stand
ing in type SC that the largest number of tickets
can be printed at the shortest notice and at the low.
est prices. If required, fifteen thousand can be
printed per hour. AS an evidence of the popu.
lsrity of Ellyson's establishment with candidates
and of his remarkably low p! ices and prompt m an.
ner OF doing work, it is only necessary to mention
the fact that over eighty thousand tickets were
printed by him for the last city elections and he
commences this season with orders for over thirty
Thousand
e All orders strictly confidential
mn 30 St
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fR A HuMi0r In the Neck cured nv
HalloMaY,s Ointment and piIIs-Thnna q


- A Vun0r In the Neck cured by
HGlioway's Ointment and piIIs.-Thomas
Marrow, residing on the Welsh BACK, Bristol had
been in i'll health Tor years and always complained
OF soreness IN the neck he was seen by several
medical gentlemen, but none Were successful in
atfording aim the least relief; however after some
time large tumor formed under his Jeff ear, from
which ne Suffered Intensely, and tried remedy after
remedy without obtaining any bench, until he
made use OF aOlloway's Ointment and Pills.
and these wonderful medicines soon reduced The.
tumor. and ef@ctuslly cured it, and he il now in
the enjoyment of the most robust health.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, strand, (near Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable sVendors
OF Patent Medicines throug hout the British Empire,
and by those Of the United States. in Pots and Box
es at 37H cents, 81 cents, and 81 50 each. Whole.
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union and
by Messrs b d SANDS. New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD d. co, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box mn 2s-Iw
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CANDIDATES F0R OFFICE.

- City Tfcket.-The following tickets viii
be supported very heartily By many 10 Madison
Ward:
Msyor-Joseph Mayo
Prosecuting Attorney Raleigh r Daniel
Clerk Hastings Court--Chas Howard
Sergesnt-J NJ Ferguson
Coliector-Julius A Hobson
High Constable-Be Beverley Blair
Supt Ges Works-Chas Campbell
Supt Water WORKS. l. Davis
Supt Poor House--A Michaels
Supt Streets-M Bates
City Gaueer-J II Sirobia
Captain Night Wafch-A Wilkerson
Grain Measurer-L Luck
Surveyor-Phiip Harrison
Register Water Works-M L Strafton
City Assessor sbney N Miller
Ticket for Madison Ward.
ALpERMKN.-JsmesE Evans, r NJ Burton, Jas A
Cowardin, Thos Tyrer, John Binford
COMMON CoUEcIL-Gusiavus Myers, Chas 8
Mills, h w Fry, Thomas w McCancs, Socrates
Maupin. NH 30-tot
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JAPAN EXPEDITION.

We learn from the New York Herald, that
Gen. Pierce will forthwith countermand the
expedition TO Japan, on the ground that it is
inadequate to the task of compelling the Ja-
panese TO open their ports, should they be dis.
posed TO resist the demand. The Herald men
tons this as rumor; but it seems to derive
strength from an incident mentioned by that
paper, which may possibly lead to the employ
ment of our naval force nearer home. The
incident to which we allude is, the insult Of
fered to the American schooner Manchester,
of Baltimore, which On her passage home from
Jamaica, was boarded, on the 18th inst, by q
Spanish cruiser, Of twelve guns, and carried
within certain reefs that lie about 20 miles to
the cas-; Of Cape San Antonio, where her papers
were demanded, her matches broken open, and
about onc-third Of her cargo taken out, to
search for guns and munitions Of war. The
search having proved unsuccessful, her letters
were broken open, and she was left 10 find her
way out of the reefs in the best manner she
could. If these facts are correctly represented,
il is certainly time that some effective naval
force were stationed in the West Indies, un-
less we wish TO see our commerce in that
quarter entirely destroyed. The only pretence
of justifc alton offered for this outrage, was
a suspicion that the Manchester CONTAINED
arms for the invasion of Cuba.
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CANE.-The Petersburg Express noticed a
few days since, as being at the store of Messrs.
Nowlan & Young, of that city, handsome cane,
made of cedar from South America, and mounted
with massive gold head, intended by citizen OF
Petersburg as present to J. MILpEBERGER SMITH,
of the American Hotel. of this city. The cane was
presented to Mr.. S. or Saturday last. We can
only say that i. is very tasteful memsnto from
one very good fellow to another. J. " SCOTT is
the Petersburger who paid this neat compliment
to MrLpERERGER.
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OUTRAGE ON AN AMERICAN vEssEL.-The
schooner Manchester, Capt. Sterling, of Bal
tlrnore. which arrived a, New York on Friday,
from Kingston, jamaica, reports that on the
10th, off the island OF Cuba, and about twenty
miles east of Cape Antonio, he was boarded
by twelve armed men, under the command of
negro second lieutenant, from spanish CRUZ
ser OF twelve guns, who took possession of the
vessel in spite OF his remonslrances. and carried
her inside the reef there. They then demand.
ed the schooner's papers, which the captain
had to take on board the cruiser for examine
ton. They also broke open the hatches and
TOOK out about third OF the schooner's cargo;
out NOT hnding any ammunition or guns on
Doara' putt back again. This was done af-
Ter the papers were examined and found cor
rect. After OBTAINING her twenty four hours,
anchored close under their guns, the schooner
was allowed to proceed and get out of the reef
The best way she could. This, however, was
not allowed, until Captain s. had promised to
satisfy demand of thirty dollars for safely
plotting him inside the reef. The only excuse
given for this wanion injustice, was their sus-
picions Of her being bound for Cuba with
arms for the Ieyolutionis,s.
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SAFETY Of one Of the Boats Of the Golden GATE.
,s nEw YORK, March 2S.-Le,ters have been
received here, dated Antigua. March 6sh
winch report The arrival there OF one ,bs hosa
shin n,ning seven persons from the wreck of The
ris esp uolden Gate, from Boston for San Fran.
heard s s.a burnt At sea. The other boat no,
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Is City Guager.-To the Voters of the City
Of Rachmond:-At the request of large number
srcs, hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of City Gusger. Should IL be tie pleas
ure of my fellow citizens TO confer the office en-
me, promise TO devote my individual attention to
the duties thereof, and use every exertion 10 give
universal satisfaction. Very respectfully yours,
NH 9-1mF SAMPSON JONES.
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E Jefferson Ward.-The following ticket
will DE supported Tor Aldermen and Councilmen,
in Jefferson Ward:
AIdermen-WilIism Taylor, Richard D Ssnxay,
Alfred lnloes, Thomas Hsrdgroye, Alexander l.
Register.
Councilmea-N Hill Jos NJ Darlington, Rich.
ard o Hasklns, Arson Richards, James Talbot.
NH 3Q-0fGe+
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F A CARD.-Gratefal to my feHow.cti-
zens for their good feeling heretofore manifested
towards me, respectfully announce myself can
didate for reelection to the offca of High Con.
stable. BEVERLEY BLAIR,
mn ll-tGe
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T Grain Measurer--At the earnest soil.
citation Of great number of my personal friends
have concluded to present my name for the suf
frapes of my fellow citizens for the above office
Having had considerable experience in the duties
of the Office of Grain Measurer, will, if elected
devote my whole time, and the humble energies
which possess, to the performance OF its duties.
Respectfully, HENRY DAVIS.
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e The following Tickle, will be supported BY
the voters of Jefferson Ward:
For Aldermen Alfred InlOes, Register, r d
Ssnxsy. WIN Taylor and Saml Hsrdgrove.
For Coaacilmea II o Haskius, Richards, N
B Hill, M Talbot and NJ Carrihgton.
Many Voters of both Parties.
2n-dt6x
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20 Guager's Card-To the Voters of
the City.-GENTLEnEN Grateful for past IA
vors, again announce myself, mos, respectfully, a
candidate for reelection.
NH l2-tdt J. FL. STRORIA
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RUsH.-The front doors Of the Theatre were
thrown open yesterday, about lc O'Clock, for the
sale of tickets to Miss Cappeal's benefit, and SO
great was the rush of tbs crowd after tickets, that
half an hours delay was experienced by many
persons before the ticket window could be reached
Many went away and returned soon thereafter,
when it was found all the seats in the boxes and
other places suitable for ladies had been engaged
1t became apparent at once that hundreds who
contemplated visit to the Theatre, on the occa
sion OF Miss C.'s beneft, would be disappointed,
which proved TO be the casa.
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COURTESY BETWEEN STATEs.-The Senate
of Pennsylvania on Monday passed resolu.
ton authorizing the Governor of Pennsylvania
to invite the Governor and Legislature OF Ma
ryiand and Mayor and City Council of BaIli-
more TO visit the State Capital at some future
time TO be fixed upon, as guests of the State
The resolution will, of course, pass the House.
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IL For Mayor.-The name Of Col THOS
ting meeting tonight. as q Candidate for Mayor.
No more suitable person could be selected for the
office and no stronger name could be placed On
the Wing ticket. mh 30-lt*
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The PeopIe;s Tick et-M Onr

EY The P eOPIe's T ick et-MOnrOe
" ard The following ticket will be supported
for Monroe Ward on Wednesday, April 9th. They
true and tried men of ability and frmness, and
mach devoted to the interest OF the Ward.
CoUNcILMEN-J r. Anderson, Samuel d De.
noon, J. Scott, w. C. Allen, D. J Saunders.
ALDERMEN-S T Pullam, J. C. Winghold, L. w
Glazsbrook, J. Bray, J. L Tate.
VOTERS, WINGS AND DEMOCRATS
NH 30-6t* of Monroe Ward.
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The Judgeship.

BosToN, March est is understood her.
that Judge Merck will receive the appoin,.
tnent 10 the Supreme Bench, to fill the yacan.
cy, causedby the resignation ofthe Hon. Co.
leb Gushing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

Disturbing THE PEAcE.-William Cline fell
into the hands of the guardians Of the public peace
on Monday night, while intoxicated and giving
noisy specimens Of his vocal powers, at the corner
OF Broad and 9Th streets. He was Guieted and
lodged in the cage, no doubt conso!ing himself
with the reflection that "much yet remains uu
sung" Alderman Evans, however, has probably
put an end to his music for snort time. He fined
HIN, yesterday, at the Mayors Court, 81, and re-
quired security in the sum of $50 for his good be-
havior for the next twelve months
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SOMETHING RIcE.-We invite attention to the
advertisement OF Messrs. Schaap d. Co, in another
column, who offer to public, at their new estab.
Ashment corner of 3rd and Broad streets, q choice
assortment of articles in the toilette line We are
indebted to them for few specimens Of their as
sortment and SO far as our judgment goes in small
matters, We deem their shaving creams, coIogues
and hair oils OF the most exquisite quality. Their
Eau d 9 voorburs" makes us smell as swee, "a 3
bsd of vioets, and their "Huile la Rosep rive.
polish to our hair delightful to behold,
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Grain Measurer.-To the Voters of
the City of RickmOnd.-I hereby declare my
self candidate for the office of Grain Messarer.
Should it be your pleasure TO elect me, snail leave
no effort untried to give general satisfaction
mn 24-dtd* BEVERLY L WELLS
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CHARGE OF STEAIING.-Edward Johnson, slave
belonging to the estate Of the late John Enders,
was arraiened at the Mayors Court yesterday, be.
fore Alderman Evans, on charge Of breaking into
the house of Mrs. Parker, who resides in the Val.
ley, and stealing therefrom looking glass Al odd
fancy for darkey, unless he wished to see him.
self others see him" The chances are fair that
he.wii see rogue the next time he takes peep
at his glass. The case was continued until to-day.
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TIE MEDAL.-The medal presented at the Thea
ire last night, by Miss Cappel to the military com.
pany which had compliuented her benefit bv
the purchase of the greatest number of ticke,s
was in the form of star of massive gold. sur.
rounded by band of the same precious metal and
containing appropriate inscriptions, beautifully en-.
graved. We have already stated that this rich and
oeaaniui medal was manufactured by MIR. s, P.
Mountain, of this city
P.s. The Young Guard won the Flag, and the
Eagle Infantry the Medal, the first having purchased
562 tickets, the latter 400
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e City Collector.-I am a candidate for
re- election 10 the office of City Collector
NH l4-dtde* JULIUS A. HOBSON n
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GE For Grain AleRsurer.-I resoectfuIly
offer myself a candidate for reelection 20 ia
above office. LHLIjCK
NH 22-td Residence 2Oth straet
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T To the Voters of the City of Rich.
U0nd.-In consequence of the death of our wor
thy and efficient officer of tbs Night Watch, Cap
Burwel Jinxins, beg leave most respectfully, tc
offer myself candidate tor the Office. have
served for the last ten years as I'd, and portion Of
the time as lst Officer
ARCH. C. WILKINSON.
NH 30-3t* IstLt. w.
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FAILURES OF Provision DEALERS IN BAL.
TIKoRE.-There have been reports about fail
ures of provision dealers in Baltimore. The
Clipper, Of that city gives the following state,
.nent about them:
Messrs: Cook & Bro, provision dealers,
Commerce st, failed some three weeks since.
A few days subsequently, Messrs. G. Cassard
& Son, and Lewis g. George Cassard also
failed. These parties were all connected by
family ties and business jointly, SO that when
one failed, their affairs, as we are informed,
were SO interviewer that the rest were also
obliged TO suspend. The liabilities of all the
already endeav oring to make the most salts.
factory arrangements with their creditors which
the circumstances Of the case will permit.
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~ kreef MiaI- Tn ehsness q =. = -.
iaEen y Iessrd e me proof ss his Old isnl g..
nah 39--1r uvn.c..-
- x - sne vssers Of the City Of Rieh.
published IN some Of the daily psoe,. 80 oesn
pested personal solicitations that have hes vs.
me, to allow my name TO be used :. ossn mace
for ths office q City Collector, renders il psess.
ment | viii, therefore, simply s.a,e'ss,s WEDGE
ing my sincere thanks to my menv frisrs. a IN
their kind wisnes-that effort shan 10 ss. tol
on my part If elected to tbs peat. 1,
duties with entire Subtraction. 81 ~
mn 24-dtds wm q Arrr
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A RAKE JRANCE. ATVENTIUN LA.
n DIES AND GENTLEMEN-The subscribers,
sole agents of the United States for Gueiaud, one
of the most celebrated Pertumery manufacturers
city of Rchmsnd, begs leave to inform the World
of Fashion that they have on hand a splendid COL
lection of Articles in their line, SUCH as Extracts,
Hair Oils Genuine Farua Cologne Water and
other articles in their line TOO numerous to de-
SCRIBE all warranted superior TO the articles gene
rally prepared here and sold for genuine, at ex.
travagant prices.
They have also a magnificent variety of Combs,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, &c; aud other Fancy
Articles. Please give US call at store corner
Broad and Third streets, before going to purchase
down town and losing, lst, time; 3D. money, and
I'D fair opportunity 10 get genuine and splendid
article. SCHAAP e. co,
NH 3O-lm+ Corner Broad and 3 Streetz
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FTo The yoters of ,he nitx az pie

H To The Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-By request of many TRENDS, annuupcs
myself candidate for the office of HIGH Copsta.
BILE OF the City. In offering myself as candidate.
can only promise that should it be your pleasure
to elect me, shall discharge the duties of aid
ONCE Punctusiy and with dispstch.
mn S-dtd J :, Z. TIESIEY
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WIN. G. ALLIES

To the Voters of The City of Riea-
m0nes--l hereby announce myself canaids,e
city Of Richmond. ao1 '0e
me 26-dtder In ctrup,
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Al ATTENTION X. l.. /. BLUES!-At.
y tend meeting and driIl OF your Company at
Lafayette Hail. This Evening. at i o CLOCK -
~ Punctual attention is required BIZ order of
the Captain. H FREEMAN, OS.
NH 30-lt
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e Br. Higginbotham having return ned to
Richmond, will resume the duties of his protest. on.
He may be found at the residence of DIR. Haxall,
corner of Seventh and Franklin Streets Office in
basement rlh 30-3*