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THE RIIMOREn nIrEI

As matter of general interest, wecopy from the
Washington Star OF Wednesday, the following in
regard to the affair between Messrs. Cutting and
Breckenridge:
The understanding among the public men in the
city is, that Immediately the conclusion of the
personal controversy in the Hail. on the day before
yesterday, between Mr.. Breckenridge and himself
Mr. Cutting on advising with Messrs. Hunt of Lon.
isiana, and Bisse of Illinois, as to what course il
might be his duty to pursue addressed Mr.. b.
through Col. Monroe, OF New York for an explana
ton, which merely led to negotiations between the
friends of the parties; Messrs Munroe. Bissel and
Hunt, on the part of MIR. Cutting, and Messrs. sri.
DELL of Louisiana, Preston of Kentucky and Haw
kins, ON the part of Mr.. Breckenridge Every ef.
fort to accommodate the affair ia said to have been
made, and at 10 p. m, it was generally believed,
that meeting had been arranged to take place this
morning. Gen. Lane, oil Oregon, it Is also under.
stood, was to accompany Mr.. B. as his friend on
the field.
The Star adds the following:
P.S. Up to the hour e l-2 p. m) at which we 20
to press, we are satisfied that the parties are stin
Washington; and, of course that they had not vet
fired shot And, further, that as we write this pa
ragraph, the affair had not been adjusted, though
friends OF the principals are still aboring to effect
amicable settlement ofthe difficulty
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THE NAVY.

In the debate on the bill for authorizing
the construction of six first class steam fri
gates with screw propellers, and for alter
ing and launching the frigate Santee and .Sa
biae, Mr.. Bocock, of Virginia, stated that he
understood, if the bill should be passed, the
Secretary of the Navy would send compe-
tent engineers to Europe to examine the mo-
dels abroad and will consult engineers and
mechanics in this country, and gather all the
necessary facts in order to determine whetb-
er it viii be better to have the vessels built by
contract or some other way. 1t strikes us
that no inquiry is necessary for that purpose.
Our vessels have been built at the Govern
ment yards, and are pronounced by the naval
officers of Europe, models of their kind, the
strongest and best vessels af0at our machi-
merry has been made by contract and there
is scarcely a single instance in which it has
not failed. Unless both vessels and machi-
merry are built at the Government yards, it
will bejust as well not to pass the bill now
before Congress. Hitherto their breaking
down has caused no calamity to the country,
but, in the event of a war, the consequences
upon the national interests and honor would
be of serious kind
Mr.. Bocock, and Mr.. Lyon, of New York,
who succeeded him in the debate, both
showed in striking colors our present weak
ness as Naval power. With four thousand
miles of seaboard, with commerce very
nearly equal to that of Great! Britain, with
an European war darkening the horizon, and
threatening to involve the United States in
the coming storm, we have but rs vessels of
all kinds in our Navy and not a single steam
propeller among them. England has 46s
vessels, and France 81, many of which are
propellers of the largest class. This is a
startling contrast
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vIRGINIA

80, es.erday morning, (says the Wheel
ing ineiiigencer OF Tuesday, while IT,. bov. =, .,
marsha'i Academy were playing car,,e ,,o,,,,,
taking prisoners" son ofMr. M u pI.N,
accidentally stabbed son of Mr.. H. w socL,,.r
the knife entering the stomach The wonna ..;,,
probably prove fatal.
DEATH OF VOLUNTEER The pe,ar.h
announce the death, from consumption. of NJ
ueorge Williams. volunteer of Capt. Archer,s
company 10 the Mexican war;
DANGERous.-Some people select very remarks.
BILE places for ndusing In tired natures restorer
we learn from the Southside Democrat that on
tuesday evening, while the train wascrossing the
long bridge of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
road the engineer discovered something lying on
the track but a short distance in front of the en-.
s'he. Inc train was Immediately stopped and upon
examination it was found to be a drunken man
who had stretched himself for snooze.
LYNcHBuRG.-The Mayor of Lynchburg has ap-
pointed the following list of delegates to attend the
Southern Commercial Convention:
F. 3. Deane Jr A. NJ TribbIe, Stephen T. Pc.
ters, I. Kirkpatrick J. r. Mcdaniel C. H. Lynch.
y y r; -; NJ; Garnett Rev. Jno. Early, James L. Brown,
q. W. Latham, Jno. NJ. Speed, D. R. Edley, Jno G
Meem, s. b. Thurman, VIM. T. Booker Maurice
Langhorne, Jr, T. D. Jennings, D. E. Spence, Jas.
McDonaId +. NJ Huntington, Jas NJ Langhorne,
:. irving, J. .. l.. Goggin, ]. J. Purvis, VIM. l..
saunders, Robt. Cawthon, w. p. McCorkle.
kILLED-The Lynchburg Vireinian learns that
negro man, the property of R. A. Coghill, of Am.
herst, was run over by car on the Virginia and
tennessee Railroad last Friday and killed. He
was In the employment of the company
CLEAN SWEEP. the frost has made clean
sweep ofcherries and peaches in the vicinity of
Lynchburg
MYSTERIOUS PARAGRAPH-Thc Lynchburg vir
sinian says:
A report has reached this city that some person
residing near Amherst c. H., whose name we have
not heard, committed suicide the latter part of last
week, by shooting himself
The MOUNTAIN TRAcK-The Staunton Specta
tor informs us that Mr. Ellet will himself accompa
ny every passenger train over the mountain track
for some time yet, until perfectly assured of the
safety OF apassage, by providing against all proba.
Die causes OF danger, and by practising all the EN-
ployees of the train to their appropriate duties un
der his own direct supervision
CORNER SToNE-The corner stone of the now
Episcopal Church shortly to be erected in Staunon,
Will be laid on the ID day of Maya The Masons,
Odd Fellows and Sons of Temperance will partici-
pate in the ceremonies of the occasion
Mr. Joseph n Woodward was elected Director
ofthe Central Bank, Staunton on Wednesday, vice
Col. James Crawford, resigned
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PRICE ONE CENT.
CANDIDATES FOR orrcr,

JEFFERSON WARD
For Mayor-Joseph Mayo
For ceix asn, Of the Hustng. Court-Robert Howard
OF Grain Measurer-R. n. Riddick
fof 1auser-John A. Hicks
CoUEcILMEN:
~ TrasEns, Jas M. Talbot,
aiioston; A. Richards,
ror Aidermen-Edwin Farrar. William r.r,a.
A1rred inioes. A. L. Royster, r. D. Sanrav Aas'oi'
IN hs aa aooss e ticket will receive the support of
" MANY VOTERS
of Jefferson Ward
MONROE WARp.-AlI the nrasa,4
=, ee.s OF the Council from this Ward havins
mans u,se smother year, they will receive the nnnn;
new ppo1r OF all their Old friends and host of
David ]. Saunder. IT,
James A. Scott n ar.Sson
John n. Sheppard, Jr. NH 80 6ts
nounes An ,ns..,a M,aEAsURER.-I respectfully an
Office. lot reelection to the above
Grain u l.. H LUCK,
mh 80 dtde iof fort OF Richmond.
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SAWS, SAWS, SAWS of every descrp-
~ ton, manufactured and sold BY

10th, between Main and Cary streets, Richmond Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles, and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for
ALI Saws stamped TOLAND l. BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction if not being fairly tried will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening, re-toothns and repairing of all kinds
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, either large small, that we cannot
straighten, matter from what how badly
it may have been sprung or bucked.
ALI Circulars warranted to run true. de l6-6n
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The Star adds the following !:

FALED.-The Mormon missionaries to China
have returned, being unable TO obtain an auditory
among the Celestials. Those who could not speak
Engiish did not understand them, aud those who
could had "other fish to Try
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fire occurred last week in Cadiz, Ohio, de-
stroying three large business houses, with their
contents, consisting of dry goods groceries, etc..
Loss about S15,350, on which there was an insur.
apce of ST cog
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SLoor JOHN ADAMS FOB CUBA-The
Boston Chronicle says, that, during the last week.
nearly one hundred men were received nto the
Charlestown Navy Yard, their services being re.
quired to finish the sloop-ofwar John Adams 1t
will require only week longer to get her ready
for sea- 1t is rumored that her destination is Cuba
though nothing is yet known ON this point with
certainty
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NoTIcE.-I again tender my services to
INV friends and citizens for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE, in the CITY of Richmond, at the ensu-
Ing election Should II be their pleasure to elect me
1t win be my pleasure 10 serve them to the best Of
my ability.
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DORTE, Sicily, Madeira, and Malaga
y vines Brandy, "Csstiion." sHennessey.. !. aud
.'OtsId" brsndg superior Old WhisheS various
mh 50 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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4 MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. -
STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE
SPRUCE STREET FIRE;

NEW York, March 9th, 1854.
htLAs HERRING, Esq:
Dear Sir:-It is with gratitude and pleasure that
form you Of the complete of your celebra-
ID sALAMAEDER SAFE, in preserving my mail
ooks papers and accounts Deposited in it. from the
fostructive fire of the 9th inst and which, after be-
" buried In the burning ruins dsys came forth with
'ut Iece Of fire upon them. From this severe
1T have Increased confidence In the superiority Of
your Safes over all Others have yet seen You will
sfeatiy obge nae by sending me another "Sglaman.
der' forthwith. and hereafter I shall give myself
no aneasiness IS to the safety of its contents
Truly yours Il. P. HATCH.
SAFES may be found at 1856
'afy street, sign Of the 'Red Safen
r. McCAHDLISH, JR.
nm ib-ts Agent for Va.
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GEO. w. TOLER.

NoTIcE.-At the solicitation of many
friends and ncqusintancss hereby announce myseIf
candidate for the office Of HlcH cossrABlE Of the
city Of Richmond.
s-n D. BAKER. in.
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AN

~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Gary streets, is
prepared orders for ell kinds of Plain aud
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS in
workmanlike manner.
As he is prepared to cast every day, persons want.
ing work done can be accommodated in few hours'
notice.
All kinds of Ship, House and Church BELLS made
to order.
patronage from the public is respectfully solicit
ed.
N. B.-Hghest cash price paid for old metals.
fe 20-Sm s5f y.
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ABEL Z. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC Office on Franklin street, under
lie Metrcpolitan IeN. Richmond. Va no
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WOOD.--I offer for sale, at the wood
w yard recently occupied by Mr.. John =. Reeve,
Broad street. for cash, to punctual customers,
good WOOD, both Pine and Oak. at low prices
Having number of hands engaged In cutting Wood,
shall be regularly supplied with il. Through the
kindness of Mr.. Luther P. Ellis and of Mr. B. w Dab
ney, have placed slate at their stores, where
ders be left and which will be promptly attend-
ed to. 80
fe 10-3m s. N. DAVIS
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AMERICAN HorEL,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
J. .MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEroR,
- i5-Iy Formerly If .Eoness Hotel PhiLadelz,bia
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DESTRUCTIVE FrRE.-on Tuesday last. the cotton
factory Of Robert Griffith, ia Frankford (Philadei
phia,) was destroyed by FIRE. Loss $4,000 10.
sured for Sl4 600
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= J. CARSON & Co., Nos. al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.--A good assort.
ment Of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
~ seIe at lowest market nricrs Ia I2-Iu
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FREDERICKSBURG CORPORATION NorEs
wanted bye Il. LUCK, at discount OF 25 cents
4a d. AZ.
,.h sI-ts {. II. LUCK.
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BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subscribers
st ,Iy AND A QUARTER CENTS FER WEEK, PAYABLE
to he Carrier weekly. Price for mailing 81 year
in sdvsHce.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri.
6sy and mailed to subscribers at III per annum.
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CUBAN APPROXIMATION SCHEME.-The Havana
correspondent of the N. O. Picayune under date
of March co. furnishes the following important in.
telligence bearing upon the new Af ficanization
policy which has been installed in the island OF
Cuba:
Our new free labor apprenticeship system has
been put In operation with nine hundred negroes,
which have been seized by the Government out OF
a large number that have been landed from Africa
Parties applying for apprentices from the Govern.
ment must pay down $l7 per head for each negro.
The contract is then made out that the negro shall
serve as an apprentice under the regulations of the
Free Labor Code OF the 24th December last for
the term OF three years, at the end OF which time
he ls to become absolutely free. During the SER
vice as an apprentice, the employer is to pay to
the negro "a a month wages and feed and clothe
him; and give the Government one month for
the apprentice fund.
Among the slave traders all is hope and Glad
ness. learn from them that twenty-seven expedi.
tons (vessels) are now looked for to arrive from
the coast with negroes, to be landed either as
slaves or apprentices, as occasion may serve from
which they look for large profits. The matter
stands thus with them and Gen. Pezuela. If they
run them in secretly, he is to have five ounces
$3.50 head if they cannot do this without dis
tces, aud the General will get only the seventeen
dollars head for their registration. My opinion
is that very few will be at present landed az np-
prentices. The gain to the Captain General OF
sixty eight dollars head and to the trader of the
difference between the price Of slave for life and
apprentice for few years are too great to be
given up easily.
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By the request of my friends, | announce
mv,alf candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTA-
BILE of the City of Richmond, at the ensuing elec.
ton.
fe 6-dtd J.S. b. TlNSLEY.
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The appointment OF Horatio @. King. to be LEI
Assistant Postmaster General, hes been confirmed
by the Senate.
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SAMUEL D. DENOON, Bell and Bras

MANUEL ~. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, on Main, between 9th and 9th streets
Richmond Va continues to carry on the above sbu.
siness in all its various branches
BELLS for churches, ships, railroads, taverns and
all kinds of House Bells, made to erder
From the large number of Bells that have made
Ia the last 20 years. and their superior tone and
lty, can assure my friends that they are equal to
any made in this country. I shall always keen on
hand re gular supply of ell kinds of BELLS, &c
u All kinds of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry Business promptly attended to- Bell Brass ana
all the various kinds of Metallic Castings done at the
shortest notice and the lowest rates.
and BRASS. fa 25~Sms
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To THE CITIZENS OF THE Cry OF RICH

To THE CITIZENS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND At the solicitation of many friends, /
nounce myself candidate for the office OF HIGH
CONSTABLE of the City of Richmond, at the ensu-
ing election After many years service in the Police
Department. should my yellow-citizens think proper
to confer this office upon me, pledge myself to
every effort discharge the duties faithfully, aud to
give the most ample security for the just accounta
bility of the peoples money. .
NH 2l-dtde CLEMENT WHITE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES or FEMALES

IN ALL THEtR VARIETY,
SUccESsFULLS TREATsps ny
Or, WN. r. MASSEY, of Baltimore, Md.
oa;ce, In Richmond, Augusta House, Main street,
rasth Of sth.
IS Dr. MASSEY cannot remain bey end the lst Of
Nay next those afflicted assured they may
So ed;iy ind a CURE, placed beyond reasonable
", aud chiefly within their hands. During
Vs.etcef &C, however, If the advice of their phy-
,au should become occasionally necessary he will,
3 nee. spr1ove the simplicity of the remedy
III 81
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young woman named Barger committed SUI
eide by hanging herself on the 2ad inst, on the
farm adjoining Della A. Webster's, In Kentucky.
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW ORLEANs-In
.uas to suit purchasers for sale at all times by ]
I. MACMURDO, at Exchange Banb.
dec S-d6pI
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF R,cu
MoND-I again beg leave to offer myself as a CO.,;
date for the office of SERGEANT of the c;, as
Richmond, which office have held for number Of
citizens J ieiiow
NH 20 mo M FERHIrsroN
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING.

- =; lne subscriber begs to inform the public that
LEI, - etaied 70 execute ell orders for PLUMBING
IA houses or ships in the best manner and on
sae m ~ most reasonable terms Being himself Praefi.
@ -. LuabER, ne feels assured that he can give the
Win WIN orders He will also put up Wafer Closets.
,ns ans sna force Pumps Bath Tubs, wssh-hand Ba.
provsS % ana iron boilers, etc, the most ap-
n'e :he country promptly executed His estabsh
.S - az NO. z2o, hlain street, between 9th and efb
NH 6-lm* naNyrr
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NEW FURNITURE STORE,

On 18TH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
l. GATHRIGHT keeps constantly on
"a hand large assortment OF new and second
Land FURNITURE, consisting in part ofWardrobes,
Cabinets Sofas, Divans, Mahogany Chairs, Bed
.leaGs, Beds, Marble Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs,
Iables Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks. &C.,
which he will sell at very low prices for cash
nh q 3mF
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4 hdI I'D AND T FENDEhO.-FNe hun-
~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prces.-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city of his
and patterns such as square topped Gothic, Lptic,
Circle, &c, with beautiful rounding Tenders sum.
mer Pieces &C.. to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c., from town and
country punctually atte nded to and fully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis.
counts off, or cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be.
tween 9th and 9th sts, Richmond, Va. 4
fe 25S Smt SAMJJEL, D. DENOOG
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R,.hmons haonSG :, been been a resident of the CITY Of
cited by number of my felIow. ano oeing soil
the City of Richmond VI oIh1EAHT o!
NH so 3t* PETER w p,
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JEFFERSON WARD.
MONROE WARD-SpR,NG ELEcrroNs

Messrs. Editors: The Ward Elections aye near at
hand. Allow us to suggest to the voters of Monroe
Ward, the name of SAMUEL D. DENOON as sui
table person to represent US in the next Common
Hall. In presenting the claims of Mr.. Denoon, we
deemi useless now to enter into discussion of his
qualifications and merits. We hope it will be the
pleasure of the people to forward and give him
a warm support and ensure his election by a hand
some majority.
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.
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ROBERT HOWARD.
JEFFERSON WARD.

MAYoR-Joseph Mayo
CLERK HUsTINGs CoURT-Thos. L, d, Walford
GAUGER-J. Fl. Strobia.
GRAIN MEAsURER-L. HI. Luck.
Loftin N. Elicit Bodeker
C.. P. Word C. T. Sinton
Jesse Keesee
w Holt Richardson f. A ]. Cloptou
r. o. Haskins p H. Butler
A. B. Clarke
The above ticket is composed of men of the right
stamp, and will be zealousiy supported the day of
election.
NH q TT JEFFERSON WARD
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CANDIDATES FOR orrrcE.

TICKET FoR JEFFERSON WARD-
FOR MAyoa-Joseph Mayo
.,e FOR ALDERMEN:
nr nnIeq lnisea, Edwin Farrsr, q
sIarir ay,or. R. D. Sanxay.
FOR coUNcfLMEN:
snm1s1Mins N. b Hu
Sis. =" lSMlpos Anson Richards.
Inc above named gentlemen are well aud favors-
receive their united support 'N' AA -
NH 5e-6ts MANy f.fTrzrNa
HE PEOPLES TIcKEr FOR JEFFERSON
WARD e = '-1f'-~S / .
FOR couNcILMEN:
T. Haskins, N. B. Hill.
Pat. Fl. Butler.
FOR ALDERMEN: fs
Alfred InIoes n ID Sanxav
A. L. Royster Edwin Fsrrsr
VIM. Taylor. 9f -' 500
lei a.oW I CITIzEss;-By supporting the abeve tick
you VIII promote the interest of your Ward and
NH 80 6t* uAuy yorrpe
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-I respectfully offer myself Candidate for
the Office of CITY GAUGER.
JOHN A. HICKS.
NH 9-lm* Deputy Gauger.
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A RBOUR GOTTA E.-PLAN N K

vsrv noa. undersigned has just completed
from R;ch,noud AGE on the above road q miles
non n OF company, SATURDAY, l8th inst. 'i' ie'ep'
nen.lemen viii find this delightful drive. and
best quality only Win the
Ihe business will be under the supernteudence of
n,ah III, in.iaw, Mr z. SlMONS, already fa-
Richmond. - e 1Aioouf,
he hopes, as he has been to considerable expen.s
and as such Retreat has long been wanted a gene
Ioqs public will they have done) sustain him
in his new enterprise. R. w. ALIEN
N. b: Military Companies and Clubs furpished
with Dinners. ~ ~