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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24

FIREwoRKs-To-night is the time set apart
for the Fireworks at the Armory, and as there are
to be about fifteen hundred cases varously grouped
and of variety of colors, displayed, and so ar
ranged as to prevent accident, we have question
that the exhibition will prove an extremely beauti.
full one. To give the ladies and children fair op
portunity of seeing every thing the porticos to the
officers quarters will be reserved for their use In
getting up this entertainment for the public Capt
DIMMocK has been solely prompted by desire to
crafty the public and to relieve the distresses of
the poor, and we therefore trust that all who can
do SO, will procure tickets for the occasion
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LOCAL MATTERS

TIE WAsHfneror GRrrs, Of philn1el-
phias under command OF LteutsnAnt Ecxrruonrr.
reached this ely, by the Northsrn cara Yesterday
afternoon, and were received By the Young
Guard" Capt RICHARDSON, to whom the duty had
been assigned by the Colonel Of the volunteer re-
gfment and by the "Greysr Captain ErIrorr.
and Montgomery Guard, Capt MooaR.
Al the cars drew up to the depot the ssYo,,ns
Guard~ fred salutes; and a. soon thereafter a
possible the lina was formed, the GRxYs Occupying
the right and preceded by Capt Brcx's adrnira.
BILE cornet band on eighteen silver instruments.
which accompanied them, were marched up Broad
street to 9Th, down 9th to Main down Main to Gov
ernor, up Governor to Franklin and down Frank
lin to the Metropolitan Hall, where they partook Of
acollation prepared for the eYoung Guard, by Mr..
having been partaken OF, the four companies again
formed in the street, and the GREYs were escorted
to their quarters" at the Exchange Hotel.
The IVY ashington Greys," as far as we have been
able to judge, il one of the finest volunteer COM
panies we have ever seen, and doubtless are admi
rably drilled. The officers with them are Lieut.
EcKENpoRFF, I'd Lieut. THos p PARRY, and Sd
Eieut JOSEPH N. PIERsoL. The company numbers
forty six muskets, and the band eighteen instru-
rnents The corps are fully equipped for winter
service, and the men are all of fine size
On reaching metropolitan Hail." Capt Rich.
ARDsoE rendered the "Greys" most cordial well
Volunteers; to which Lieutenant EcKENDoRFF hap.
ply responded.
The ..Young Guard, preceded by the Armory
Band, discoursing the sweetest music we almost
ever listened to and the Montgomery Guardn
and "Greys,h with the Richmond "Cornet Band y
then returned to their quarters and were dismiss
ed for the day.
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HANDSOME ILLUMINATIoy.--The {

HANDSOME ILLUMINATION--The car
bour' Mr. R. w. Allen, proprietor, was brilliantly
illuminated last night in honor of the Washing
ton Greys,' and presented most pleasing appear
ance to all who behed it. In the centre window of
the second story was handsome Transparency of
an old Continental soldier, in full uniform, and
musket in hand, with the inscription it 90 " ash.
waved a national flag which added greatly to the
interest of the scene. By invitation of Mr.. Allen
the Greys" called at the "Arbour," on their way
to the United States Hotel, and partook of refresh
ments, served in the peculiar style of that house
Mr.. A. is one of our most enterprising citizens,
and never fails to cooperate heartily in extending
Inequalities TO distinguished visitors
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DINNER TO THE WASHINGTON GREYs.-

DINNER To THE WASHINGTON UREYS.-
The Richmond Blues" Capt. Patton, intend
giving their guests the Washington Greys,"
dinner at the American Hotel, which will take
place this evening at o'clock From our know
ledge of proprietor SMITH who never does things
lows, but king of hosts, we feel prepared to say
that this dinner will be one worthy of the fine
hotel at which it is given of the guests" for whom
it is intended, of the gallant Company who gives
it, and OF the celebrated caterer who serves it,
The Blues" know how to treat their friends, as
the "Greys" will admit before they take their
leave of the Metropolis of the Old Dominion
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REMEMBER THE SABBATH.-Jas. Bro

REMEMBER THE SABBATH.-Jas. Brown.
Edward Gentry, James Clayton, Thomas Marshall,
and free fellow named Augustus Staples have ali
been summoned before the Mayor, to show cause
why they should not be fined for selling fish and
oysters in Pink alley, near the second market, on
Sunday last. Under the market ordinance each of
these persons are presumed to be guilty, but the
Mayor not having had an opportunity Of examin
ing the question thoroughly, continued it over un.
til this msrning.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Feb. p.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
schr. Joseph Porter, English, Philadelphia, coal,
p. C. Larus.
Schr. Racer, johnson, New York, suano, Cren.
shaw Il Co.
Barque Parthian, Smith, guano Fry Sons
Brig Ellis, Richardson, New Orleans, mdse.
Schr. Clara, Burgess, Boston, 1ndse., D. Currie.
Steamship Roanoke. Skinner, New York, mdse.
and passengers
schr Danville, futile, New York, mdse.; David
Currie.
Schr. Richmond, Harris, New York, mdse, David
Currie.
Schr. Juliette, Baker, Boston, mdse., D, Curris.
Schr. Courier, Baker, Boston, mdse, d. Currie.
SAILED,
Schr Geo H. Townsend, Hutchinson, Bahia, War
Schr. Saratoga, Hold den, Salem mdse.. D. Currie.
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore, w. ID. Col
quit & Co.
schr Gen. Worth. Jones, Baltimore, w. D. Col.
quit l. Co.
schr. Francis Elmore, Smith, New York, w. d.
Colquitt & Co.
schr. Eliza Amsnda, Williams New York, mdse.,
d. Currie.
Schr. Santee, Smith, New York, w. D. Colquitt &
Co.
schr. Alvarado, Hubbard Port Walthall, to load
fer Baltimore.
schr. Ashland, North, Baltimore mdse., VIM. D.
Colquitt l. Co.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
nfdse. and passengers.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 22.-Cieared schr. VIM Fl. Ira.
vers, Granger Fredericksburg.
NEW YORK, Feb 20.-Cleared schr Gallena, Smith,
for Richmond Arrived schr. r. Law, Tuthill, from
Fredericksburg. 2lst-Arrived schr Stag, Townsend,
from Fredericksburg. Cleared schr. VIM. Burke,
Shaw, for Richmond.
Boston, Feb. 10 Arrived schr. Sharon, Nicker.
son. from Richmond.
SALEM, Feb. Is Arrived schr. Susan, Rich, from
Richmond.
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Down ON THE CANINE RAcE.-Oficers

Down ON THE CANINE RAcE.-Officers
Pierce and Tyler were out yesterday "netting
curs," and before ~ o'clock had "bagged" about
forty, young and old, of every shade, color and
that priced them; but the greater portion were
frst knocked on the head, and then deposited in
that last resting place SO kindly provided for them
by the "City Fathers" If two or three of the city
hands were placed at each market house, armed
with nets, and under the direction of the Clerks,
for few weeks, we should then hear no more of
bowling ours for many months to come, as every
dog that is permitted to go at large in the city is
almost sure to visit the market places once day ::
and If the net.men were there to receive them
they could readily be caught. Suppose the expert
ment is tliedl twill cost but little and will do
vast deal of good.
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MONEY WITHOUT AN OwNER--Strange as
it may appear, the Police OF this city have had in
possession $3.50 since Tuesday last, taken from
small boy who either found or stole it. and vet no
one has come forward to claim it. 1t may be that
some traveller dropped it, and did not miss it until
he left the city, and then knew not where to find ii
The owner would do well to call on the Mayor.
prove property and take it away or it will be dealt
with as the law directs
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Mr.. VIM. FALcoNER yesterday sent to this Office
bountful supply of cakes from his bakery
There were more good things than we can enume-
rate in this paragraph, and we can bear witness
that ample justice was done them. Falconer al
ways keeps large assortment Of delicacies where.
with to supply the public
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb. q.
CORRECTED DAILY,

CORRECTED DAILY.
We have feature to note in our market
to-day.
FLOUR is quiet and dull, without any transac.
tons
WHEAT-We quote 81 6O0sl IS, with dull
market.
CORN-Sales at 84a86c.
GLOVER SEED-Dul, S626S7
TOBACCO-No change; the market, however. for
lower grades shade decline from lasc weeks prices
Nothing new in the GROCERY or PROVISION
market,
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New ESe1SE.-Company No. 6 wants a

New ENeINE.-Company No. wants a
new engine, and must have it. The members are
seeking and receiving the aid OF their friends and
in a short time will no doubt have the wherewitb.
all" to purchase an apparatus equal to the "Phoe.
nix" in every particular. When the fact is remem.
bered that whatever these companies purchase is
for the public good; and that they have no selfish
ends to subserve in procuring the best engines that
can be made, we do not think that any property
holder or business will refuse to aid them In
purchasing what they desire.
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GRAND PARADE. "A detachment from

each company of the First Regiment of Virginia
Volunteers, under the command OF Colonel
AUGUST aided by his staff will no doubt be out in
general parade today, to escort their guests, the
washington Greys," through the city, We trust
that each detachment will turn out promptly,
and that the parade may be one worthy
of Richmond. With such marshal music as the
philadelphia" "Armory," and "Cornet Bands"
and will make, would indeed be strange If the
volunteers of the city to fail to do their duty
to themselves and their commanders.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARs PIE

= WARD.-The above reward will be paid "a,
the recovery OF BOX, marked JAS M. Bowrss
mistake from the hall Of the Exchange Hotel in ths
city. about the 9Th Of this month. The said Box nav
have been taken t. one Of the railroads with ne
baeease Of passenger. Conductors Of trsipa or 9th
ers who may have seen such Box, win confer "A.
yor ~ iaforning Mr.. JNO. r. BALLARD, Of tie
Exchange. "a At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24

The WEATHER, yesterday, was charm.
ing. bracing breeze, and !" old Sol" wearing
his pretiest smiles, seemed to add strength and vi
gor to all who had an opportunity of enjoying it out
of doors.
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To THE CITIZENS OF R1CHMOND.-Ine
undersigned, conscientiously persuaded that his
perience as an assistant to Mr.. Blair iwho deciaes
Reelection would enable him to perform efficient
Iy the duties pertaining to the Office of HIGH CON-
STABLE, offers himself q candidate for the sufrages
of his elow-citizens Should they confer npon him
the honor of election to that Office he viii exert
himself to the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully.
fe T-tdes u. j. LACkLAND.
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SURGEON SIzER.--We unintentionalIy
omitted to say yesterday that DR.. James sizer, Jr
Surgeon to the Young Guard" attended Mr.. Aus
him the other physicians were called in.
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THROWING SToNEs.-Collier, negro boy
in the service of DR. Millspaugh was ordered to be
fogged for throwing stone in the street, las
Wednesday, and striking Lewis Freishkorn on the
head. N
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cANDmAxuo roR orr1cu.

q. Jon4t 0YrIt1 o. Hon
Co11se Arff Nfthoof hls kn6o1sdee 1feolicieaticn,
4. Jones EACK3ANp. y esecm9ee1ed g the
his1eplf : N3fhfut snd efisieut Depnly, and amer
payins Dsputiea the once p not valuable. ~
xnunr rnsi, 1ike him who contributes to support .
vidowed mother and sisters . the son Of . worthy
and estimabc Citizen formerly ons Of the Tohacee
inspectors Of Rchmend, snA = always faithful eno
oblfsing the ofce II desirable II hoped he VIII
Sc conszdered = being IN the line Of promotln,1
fe 18-Im* CITIZEN.
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The PANoRAMAs-one at METROPOLITAN
Hail." and the other at "Odd Fellows Hail, . NAV
be seen tonight by all who have taste for such
amusements. Both are said to be excellent paint
ings andworth seeing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24

Fined The President and Directors of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company
were fined by the Mayor for violations of an ordi.
nance by three of their drivers for leaving an om
nibus baggage wagon and mail wagon in sth street,
ON Saturday last
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STEALING MoNEY.-John Griffin, the
small boy who was arrested and Gagged for stealing
$3.50 from some person unknown, on Tuesday
night last will be examined before the Mayor next
Monday, until which time he has been committed
to prison.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF kIcH-
mosp-At the solicifs tion Of my fnends, annonnce
STABLE of the city of Richmond And If 1t should
be your pleasure elect me. pledge myself to use
every efo to give satisfaction in the discharge OF
the duties of the Office.
fe 8-ts 4. j. CAhTEh.
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OBsrRucTIoN.-Joseph r. Roane had a
small fine entered against him for obstructing 10th
street with lumber.
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SAVE THE LADrEs.-The prevailing prac-

SAVE THE LADIEs.-The prevailing prac-
tce OF drowningin grease the pivots or hinges
and thereby creating slick trap for the destruc.
ton of fine dresses when the fair owners are pass
ing into or ont of the square. is most abominable
one, and shold be broken up No lady can now
pass through the gate on Bank street. near 10TH
If fashionaby dressed, without bedaubing her ap-
parel with the grease applied to the hinges to make
them work easily, and consequently comparatively
few of them ever think of visiting the square Why
is not black lead, something else substituted for
this grease9 Surely the cost would be very little
more: and then the gates would look much heater
than they now do We have heard of several la
dies who have had their dresses soiled by this nu.
sance, and if the superintendent: does not remedy
it at once he may expect to become the subject OF
o Womans RICH Convention.
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BY the request Of my friends, announce
myself candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTA-
BILE of the City of Richmond, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
fe 6-dtd j. s. b. TINSLEY.
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KENT, PAINE & KENT,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No. II Fourteenth Street, Richmond.

WE are receiving per steamers and
w packets from Glasgow, Liverpool and Havre,
our spring importation of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
DRY GOODS,
purchased upon the best terms entirely for cash
comprising very large and splendid assortmess OF
new and beautiful styles. And by various Al, vss
IRON New York and Boston, we are receiving a full
supply Of AMERICAN FABRICS, embracing every
variety
We are also prepared with large stock of ready.
made CLOTHING, manufactured at home, under
With . stock unusually large and wen selected
with increased facilities for doing business and with
every exerton on our part TO secure the beat trad
that comes to the market respectfully invite fhs
merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina and Tenness
see TO examine our stock before purchasing with the
tnat Cur goods VIII be sold a. low q they
can be bought In any market Ia this country
AZ y our purpose to keep our stock up throughout
the year and merchants visiting our city. Al
son, VIII md rs prepared to serve them
RICHMOND, Feb. "a, 1854 n II
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NorIcE.-I am Candidate for the Office
of HIGH CONSTABLE ofths City Of Richmond:
fe S-dts JOHN n REEVE.
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LYoN's KATHAIRoN.-FoR PRESERVING.
RESTORING AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR ia the most
delightful and wonderful article world the ever pro-
duced. Its astonishing 10 without precedent
in the history of the Mateya Medica Dark and uxu.
RANT curls, soft and glossy hair with scores of adi.
tmark this ladies is the universal effect of the
Kathairon. Bald and Grey Heads were perfectly
astonished. 1.-THE Kathairon has fully restored nv
hair after badness of IL years. A. j. CouRTRIcHT
cure for Nervous Headache, and all cutansous dis.
eases. Sold by all dealers, everywhere Try il
Price only q cents in large bottles.
d. s. BARNES, Proprit'r, l6l Broadway, NY.
fe l4-dlm
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JAMEs II. HOLBRoOK, GeneraI WI

JAMES Il. HOLBRooK, General Whole.
sale and Retail Book, MAGAZINE. EEwspAprs
PERIODICAL and CHEAP PUBLICATION Aren't FrsnS.
lin street, just above The Exchange Hotel.
All new Books, NEWSPAPERS and Periodicals
received in advance of other houses and furnished ~
the publisher lowest cash prices.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
"a Cxwk
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RoAsoKl

Capt. Skinner, yesterday
Sam'l Dove, BENZ f Bell, Henry w Dawson, J
McGregor, s w Gildersleeve. lady and children,
Jas w Prindle, Jas L Patterson, Mark Simons DR. j
Ryder, Thos II Yeatman, David Davis, VIM c Ir.
win, Chas Henry, Richard Henry, N F Beck, J r
Mcdonald. Jas Griffin, d C Griffin John Griffin,
Jas II Clarke, T Mason. DIR r s Bernard James
Myers, Henry Porter, John Collins, Jas L Cole
man, c Rogers Jas Roberts, w Brooke John
M Mott. VIM Houeh, 2 H Benton. Robert vii.
kinsan, jag w Randall, Thomas Webb, Miss L C
Hubbard, Cooley, N X Hall, A LELAND. iJag R
Miles JssT Green. J Hamilton, R Gordon, Ro
Ray, Thos Lattimer, Jas Nixon, Robt r Robin
Spencer, Jas L Whipple, VIM Barnes. Robert
James, John Stuart, Capt C Gillespie, Henry
Robt GrasharE. r Wood, L Hitchcock, r j
Daley-and &c in steerape
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DR.. BRAIvERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel Richmond, until March 4th. He i,
awaiting the report of the Committee on Correspond
ence in this city. fe Pts
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VALoR Therefore be discreet and don't be hum.
bugged and deceived by moonshine advertisements.
Be wise and call on Mr.. r. f. INCLUSION and bays
your pictures taken, as he insures and warrants M
tire satisa ction sale to all who may give him
their kind patronage.
/ have on hand, at present, very handsome al.
sortment of Fancy Cases. Medaons Breast Pius and
Finger Rings, ali of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all nay tasty friends ana
customers.
Pictures from 81 to SIS.
+. Z. MOULSON.
e Hall In Gil, I'm
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FAIR FOR ST.. JAMES CHUncH.-Th Ia
diesof Sc. ysme1 Church propose holding aFAlR At
LAFAYETTE HALL, 70 open MONDAY afterpoor.
10th February. to which they respectfully socit ths
attention Of The public generally.
All dorations received 1t the Hall.
The proceeds Of the Fair will be appropriated "a
the erection Of parsonage in connection with 81.
James Church. -
Admittsnce 25c.; children half price.
Please give them call fe 2s-Sts
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NorIcE.-I again tender my services to
my friends and feow-citzens for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE. in the city of Richmond, at the ensu-
ing election Should It be their pleasure to elect
it will be my pleasure to serve them to the best of
my ability.
js31 GEO. w. TOLER.
NoTIcE.-At the solicitation of many
friends and acquaintance, hereby announce myself
a candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE Of the
city of Richmond.
fe S-ts D. BAKER, JR.
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JOHN l.. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY AT Law,
Richmond Va, practices In the Inferior and Super.
Courts of the city of Richmond and the county of
Henrico.
Ofice-with Arthur A. Morson, Esq, for the pre-.
sent.
REFERENCES:
ARTHUR A. MoRsoN, Esq. WILLIAMS L BRoTHge,
fa1T-dIn
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LIBERALirY.-The Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, with the most com.
mendabe iibralify, have contributed $500 to three
OF the Fire Companies Of this city, to aid them In
ing their great enemy with. This Company, NOT
withaanding 10 late 1oaaea oil of which have been
promptly paid over. Il said to be In aourisbinp
condition, and doing an admirable business
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BELL AND Brass FouNDRY-On 10th
GRRTY has established Bell and Brass Fonndrv
where he seems to be doing fine business. W.
have been assured by those capable OF Judging
that Mr.. H. IL frstrate workman in his line Of IN
siness, and Judging from the amount of Jobs he
seems 70 be turning out every day, we should take
him to be rs prompt faithful in the execufion ~
ORDERS His bells are of superior quality and ne
expedition with which he completes them. Is the
best guarantee OF his success. If you have work
to do In this line, call and see him.
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AuCTI0F N0rTcE.-PAfticula attention g
requested to the sale Of stock Of Dry Goods Bsof6
Shoes ke, 10 take place this mon1iDe eou11ueneIus
ct 10 o'clock, 1t the store Of J. W.Areh 4 CO.
ii "a THO. w. KEESEE. luef.
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANsUI-
TY AND TRusT COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA-C1aytey
Pe,petudECdsh System. Capital fdsceyfoined valse
ofpremiums) and assets, january, 1858.
nQo1 0no Ctf
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Il ATTENTION, BLUES.-Parade in
IN front of Lafayette Hall, TO-DAY, oath inst, ct
liz AZ o'clock P. NJ, in full winter uniform, with
1. knapsacks.
BY order of your Commander
JNO. F. REGNAULT, Orderly
Former members of the company having KNAPP
sacks, Will have them left at Corporal Duesberry's
Hat store, by o'clock to-day, with authority sell.
fe4 z7 J. y. r.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS FOX THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
VIM. II. MCFARLAND, President of FarmerS
Bank of Va.
JAMES LYONS, Counsellor at Law
Rev. VIM. M. CARMICHAEL, d. D.
SMITH l. ROBERTS. Hardware Merchants.
JOSEPH P. WINSTON, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
FLANAGAN, STOKES & co. do. do.
HUGH w. FRY, do. do.
JOHN LYNCH, Collector of the Port.
]. MILDEBERGER SMITH, Proprietor of Amer.
lean Hotel.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO., Merchants.
ROBERT D. WARD, Attorney at Law.
N. B. HILL, Auctoneer and General Agent, Wall
street.
GEORGE E. DENEALE, Senator Rockingham
county. Va. La 2D-In