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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17
sYME ON RICHMOND.

Orr worthy contemporary of the Peters
burg Iatelligeneer is as fiery as cayenne pep
per upon the city of Richmond. Such a
bsoadside Of red hot guns as he pours into us
every day is enough to blow us all up and
himself into the bargain. We are quite at a
loss to conjecture the motive of this terrific
Indignation, the press of this city having al
ways spoken with uniform courtesy of Pc
tsrsburg. The immediate occasion OF the In
fellisencer's TRADE is the preternatural inso-
lence" Of Richmond in favoring PROPOSE
ton for railroad from Lynchburg to this
city, to be built by the people interested in
the road. with their own money.
.There 10 somsthins preternstural in big Rich
lssSmond that the Public Guard would not be dis.
basdsd and the Armory turned INTO . school, De-
esuss IT, guard afforded protection to TIE police
tSxsI for this useless and for State purposes this
stapid and expensive aPpendage but i u all light
because In lie ABSENCE The snoring cockneys of that
so.sle.reefsd nisht caps. We should not Be sur
pfsei e sy time to hear that seats of the most mag
6csnt style and higher than those occupied 81 the
ssstss from Riehmond. No man who Knows Rich.
enl need take grain Of tartar eetc for II he has
met the stomach ofsn ostrich he has only to think OF
1see s. imnsdiste disburthenment ofthe stomach.
"The Sun in his ccur.e shines not on spot which
can begin to compsre with Richmond In conceit and
cssais claim 70 BE- tho inhsbitsnts Of the Flowery
Empire, and who regard al the rest Of the world a.
o1tsle bashsxisna does prevail ono thousandth part
81 the silly coucst which always has, and ever wi
eharacteIise Big Richmond" ~
When We rose the next morning after
this illumination, we expected to find Rich
mond in ruins. But such is the "preter-
natural insolence" Of this town, that not q
singie tile consented to be blown away by all
,this whiriwind. Except the mournfnl crow
ing Of m old Shanghai cock, who doubtless
fslt grieved at the InteAigeaeer's unkind al
fusion to the Flowery Empire, we saw and
heard nothing to indicate that any one was
At III crestfallen in consequence of the on.
slasght Of Syme. We confess, however, that
there Is one passage in his paragraph which,
on account Of our ancient regard for him, in
spires rs with q tender melancholy. 1t is that
in which he declares that emo man who
knows Richmond need take grain of tartar
emetic, for if he has not the stomach of an
ostrich, he has only to think of Richmond s
vulgar insolence and pretensions to produce
an immediate disbursement Of the sto-
mach" As the Inteiligencer. from its con-
stAnt allusion to this subject evidently thinks
Of nothing else, its editor must be in dread
full condition. always disburthening his un-
happy stomach We shall never think of our
"A and haloved friend exeent n, an oft;t,,5a
In which It Is painful to contemplate. Hea-
zen send him safe deliverance from his
hi1n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17
RHTTiSH NAVAL REFORM.

=
Ossas BsfEaln. - powerful asshe + upon
The wavs, ~. nsv0 bad : noss powe1fl
.rnan,snk aAolk than the mighty combinA'
ID - ~, IN, 1esam md gunpswder WIN
vhicA shs y now ready 70 vindicate British
rrswsss upoa - favosits element. Inc -
~ Il Rsam higates and screw propenels
vSsch Ia now has n commission, = enough
49, he ocean Of every thing Ike : hos
- ~ "a 10 snnihilase It blow the whole
s...i Co.. e Russia. When wesee such an
srransnt. 90 readily and 80 thoroughly
eouinped BY our great commercial rivai and
,,s,esit,ry enemy, we cannot but deplore the
fstuisous policy which negiecss to strengthen
our own country upon that element which
m.st be the theatre Of our future wars with
the povers Of the Old World, and which, II
.rvrmdered TO IN enemy, leaves our wnoie
eoesk Il her mercy With commerce equal
70 that Of England, and an enormous extent
ofpsrfeetly exposed sea-coast' we nave nexf
tao navy. Great Britain has = larger DIS
ro..ble force Of steamships OF war than we
~ x....ls of all kinds in our service. In
Vie, ~ this bun,iliating and alarming fact
how ridiculous is the defiant war spirit IN
which our Congressional orators frequently
indulge, snd their gasconading declarations
Of our perfect ability to "whip al creation.i
The present condition Of our naval deiences
ID such Is to invite insult and aggression
The best security for peace is thorough
preparation for war. To accomplish this, we
need not increase our army, for, in case OF
snweency, it could be rendered numerous
and efficient enough BY our volunteer organ
sasions. But an increase Of the navy Is re,
qsir,d FOX the protection Of our commercia'
Interests and our national honor, and we nave
uothing 70 fear from such an increase 70 oui
republican institutions. 1t is appalling 70 re-
Acct what havoc and disgrace we might sui
fer. IN our present condition, If suddenly In
volvsd in war with one of the great powers
Of Europe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17

"a MILITARY, CIVIC AND FAN i
q CY DRESS BALL The YOUNG GUARD
M4H respectfully announce to the citizens of III
HA Richmond and vicinity, that they will cele. -
brate the approaching anniversary OF the birth Of
GEORGE WASHINGTON by . -.E1 49,. Ell
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY
s4s II. DR. ESS oBA l. L isaa gro 80
to be given Fat the UNITED STATES. formerly
UNION HOTEL, on. the evening of WEDNESDAY,
the 22d of February 1854 being their fourth annual
Ball. .sg&e
The Corps, while asking the patronage of the cif-
zens and military beg leave to assure all who may
wish TO participate with them that pains will be
spared to make the occason worthy the day we cele
brate, ample arrangements having been made to
that effect. = a.aslI
MUsIC-Smith's Armory cotillon Band.
tSUPPER-By an experienced caterer y
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS-with red,
white and blue Rosette-Lt. Hugh w. Fry, Jr.. Ser
geant L. L. Smith and Private r. C. Stansrd, il.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION-Red Rosette.
FLOOR COMMITTEE-Blue a5s do. i
SUPPER do. White do.
Tickets of admission, o. s0-to be had of any mem
Der Corps or at the dosr on the night of the
Ball. asaf f43 sEf3asl 5ke7 ass5s faeFsa - s.
q NO CHARGE FOR LADIES. ~ fe 10
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BIENNIAL SESSIONS.

We wonder what the Virginia Convention
was thinking Of when it adopted rule for
bjsunial sessions. and fixed their limit at nine
81 dsys. II b the most magnificent piece of
Doncombe which the present age has produ.
eed. The business of State Of such vast and
diversified isterests rs those Of Virginia.
STATE which has just commenced her works
q Internal improvements cannot by any
posaibility b transacted in meeting Of nine.
tydays, once in two years. Experience has
asnsastrated that fact. The ninety days Of
~ tepsent session have nearly expired. and
~ peincipAl Improvement bills are not yet
49, y. IN any event there must bea great
asasunt of public business left unAnished.--
n penny-vise and pound foolish policy Of
hf1nnial sessions, win Be source Of serious
dghfasnf nsd loss to the State, unless extra
ssagiesass hsld HesvendeIivsr ~ from Bun
csnba An appeals 70 i sss based on 1 fho.
fsaeh sDatsnpt q the popular understand.
In. Ibs peopls nsYsr demanded biannial
s,nujens. They ppysr asked fpr them thsy
asvr vsnfsa lhsuns nd hey fssl anytAingl
~ azatltads y ~ oieinators * thsu
Th6y dnslss Tie ppb1lc he1ina1s - IS Hsn1-
oso1 Mn slipetclbls &lKeeace md 6poao-s
- ~ Tie an6s1S q ~ fequirsd
= - pusposs, thsy - wiIliaK toslsavs]
y ~ ssase and infseziillyo d thoas whom /
- h1vb ygoeoencsd uort1y 3 tbelr cop-
t1onoo lseoleplne den = 1ksir sprrssen.
r. .s.7zz fsszzf go sz5ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RoANoKE, /
Thomas Skinner, Commander, from New York, yes
terday; -. -
/. T G Fowler Luther libby. Thos starke, J Bas-
~, Geo: w Dellon. B B Baghy, s W,Wood, Geo v
Scott Miss N Jones, A Ersmbert. J. B Truslov "
2 Z Rogers, v 4 Bernard Mr. c Foster, Mrs II T.
Youne, Nm 8 Parshsll, RevJ w Cooper aud lady,'
Hsllett, Dr. J Savage, Friend Tsttle. n Hahn,
= Lincoln and lady. w Gibbs, II Lowell, A Com.
stock, J Hsines 8 Hsmmend, r C Dwight, III s
EldredEe, A g Davies, VIM C Munroe, e w Ben
eroft Miss H 4 Beardslsy. q L Bryant, Mis LauFa
CThonpeon, J n Elhotk n Il Ea1nes, j P1Wrieht
and lady, = Z Boyd. VINO Winters. G Dsnnis, A
Chandler, kobt Willard. J 8 yesmp, w r Kahn
PAN. X l. SPENCER. WIN Clarke. 8 C Wheeler, a G
horton, L bsyiA i r Van Cortlsndt 3 w Drapsr
y ons.oia 2 Morgan, Z 6eYsnenI 81 3 Fish,
g snd ied{. n Miller 81 Taylor and lady, Rent
= Mitchell. lady snd child B + Thomas and II in
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.


Sales of Stocks reported BY John 4. Lancaster and
Son, Brokers, for the soeek ending 1Auvsday, Feb
nary 16, 1854:
Virginia per CENTS "a years to run, last sales at the
Treasury at Sl06.
Virginia per cents IS years time, sales at Slo5 and
interest -.
irgina per cents. over 10 years to rum sales slo4
and int.
Virginia per cts under 10 years to run, sales Slo2
and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales $0St and
interest
Richmond City Bonds, 81 years to run, sales e1o4
and interest.
Richmond City bonds short dates last sales $lOl to
sos and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $70, sales STU.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales @1l0.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales SILL
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds last sales S9S
and interest.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales $s5.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par 40, sales SSSt
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, sales 800.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales $50.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
90.
Richmond and Dapvle Railroad Stock last sales $40.
James River and Kanawha Stock, sales $20. go ~
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MARRIED

On Tuesday, l4th inst, Mr.. THOS. p. SHARP, of
this city. to Miss SARAH ANN BRADLEY, of Loui-
"a county.
T Scottsvile papers please copy.
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I OUIS NAPOLEON.-
IL @ HAMpTONsS TINCTURE.

AAAtsAA ASAs 49, 49,.
LOUIS NAPoLEoN.-A Paris letter writer says -
The Emperor has again that ssllow, bloated sppesr
sISs ~ more than fess so sno
and when he walks bears heavily on bic stick asif
he required support to sustain himself Schemers
jeopardize their lives in attempts upon his; for
nature will have accomplished it, work with his body
before many YEAR, roll around; 4 L exceedinely
Of the skin, and with such manifest indications Of
imperfect secretion, hold to life tensciousy a.
from this condition" Yet, we have seen such cases
relieved, and there il remedy which we believe
will reach the Emperors case. -
aSs vEGETaSL Fri & re-. ssns e
s.3ss y . z & ;.s ssss s. 3 s.. q s
. VIZ. N. oidaa~, hate Of the Custom House, DWELL
ing is Pine street. Of Dyspepsia, great debility per
p: q Seaaefsy, E.e, one Of the Oldest Mssistrsts,
Ja1rss Pismaer is b. Baltimore s ss, suffered In
tensely SIX years with hip disease and mercurial
rheuniatism: cured after Ill other remedies had
Space nil not permit to same Asndye3s Of Others, a.
Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Canot, ,Robt. Gsult
John PervsiL s. A. Griffin. John Luke, Rev "
Eskrdge, u s. Navy. and thousands of others cured
& Dy;SIspss SGis0as Coashs liver Compsnt
1 DIR. HAMPTON, the author of this great Hamp-
ton's Vegetable Tcture s in his 80th year. in good
health that It will be seen 1t il not article 60.
up to impose on the public sffa si .sa.i954 s. {
1 Call and get pamphlets gratis. s4s. g. III, =,
HAMPTONs VEGETABLE TIHcruRE.-cal
and get gratis with history Of discovery Of
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and zee certifcates 81
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro.
fala, Liver Complaint General Weakness, Nervous
nesI NC. &c.
Sold 81 PURCELL, LADD 4 Co., and o. A.
STRECKER, Richmond; JONES AGO., ROBERT
SON. WILSON L ALFRED, Petersburg DR..
COOKE. Fredericksburg; MORTIMER 4 NOW
BRAY. Baltimore, and BY Drussists everywhere.
u3 per bottle 6 bottles for e6. ia II
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ArrEmprEn RuRGr.ARy-An nnwelcor

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-An unwelcOme
visitor was discovered at the front door of MI. r.
". Basss shoe store, on Broad street. last Wed.
nesday night, endeavoring to force an entrance,
and driven on BY the screams of lady ut q
window above, who cried loudly for the ssssatchp
when she heard the lock give way from the force Of
leverage of the burglars bar. The door was broken
open and but for the timely discovery of the deed
Mr. Bass would have been once more robbed of
most of his goods ,,..s5s.sT,s.sS - -
Mr.. Bass shoe store is situated between 4th and
9TH streets, and the breaking in was committed
about half past3 o'clock in the morning Az soon
- the lady gave the alarm, watchmen Jude and Nc.
Cormick. who were not more than one hundred
nom the store ran e + az quick AZ possible
They heard the thieves running of, but finding the
door open, and not knowing precisely what dfrec.
ton to take, were unable to follow and capture
them. - tsssssss . F'zfs -
HUsrIEes CouRT. Criminal causes oc-
eupied the Court nearly all day YESTERDAY The
hrst case Disposed Of vas that Of Barney Litman,
Indicted for INSTRUMENTATION, In permifttng a nm.
selling ardent spirifs 70 be drank without license.
The jury brought Ia verdict Of guilty, fnne ilss
prisoner 80 and costs. sentencing him to thirty
days inpris0nmenf in the common jail, and there
60 De kept Tor six months mora, unless the fine Inn
Alexander jackson. q free negro, on an appeal
From the Mayor, who ordered him to be puodihed
by stripes for ansanlting white man. we putupou
tIisl, when the court confirmed The Mayors decd
Oscar Burke, indirted for Z misdemesnor. was
called for trial, when, by consent sf Court nolle
Prossqni was entered and the party discharged
Clinton james. on an appeal ,ffom the Mayor.
Gaze continued until the nest term Of the Court
William Southard, on an appeal from the Mayor.
Casecoufinned TO The next term. 3 81
Charles \. Abrama, and Charles Ambrams: Jr..
Indicted for assaulting William J. Chick. Case
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17

IS - GREAT ATTRACTION AT - -
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS, FEB. Is, 10 and II.
MR.. GOODE begs leave to announce to
IVl the ladies' and gentlemen of Richmond, that he
will give lecture on
STRONOMY, ASas 59s
Illustrated by Dioramc and Dssolving View OF the
Heavens on IA square feet of canvass. .ltssEs
! After which he will exhibit his beautiful
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS 800 Is
of some of the most beautiful scenes in this country
and Europe-illuminated by the Drummond Light
eachlyew comprising over IA square #. of canvas
TO conclude with beautiful exhibition of the
Is1 a DRUMMOND LIGHT, Ffs s. +.
and some of the most beautiful magic changes ever
exhibited ON canvass
gAdmission-25 cents.
Doors open at6l; curtain to rise at u precisely.
fe 14-4t*
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. IS.

CORRECTED DAILY. 1900
FLOUR-The market isqniet and dull We heard
of but sale from store at $ss holders generally
ask e8I to $84
WHEAT 10 dull at 81 80 to SIS
CORN-In demand at IS t. soc. as
CLOVER SEED-S7 70 I'll.
TOBACCO-Ssles Of Lues at S5a to 81; good % to
so; 6ne e10 to Sl5 sl
GROCERY and PROVISION market remain with
out any change to note. 5'ss,et ~ g
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4 THE ANTI-IA1Re911 tl4lkNE PAkf f.H 81
/ Without presulnie to N9at@ y
ms that the party in fge4 Opposes
ternal improveWene ~ 90 Stafe. = eno'
In consistency With tsowl pssnciple % UP
port those leading lines In wnicn sne S.l.e
has alFeady embarked hef means, ing wn'cn,
unless vigorously prOsecuteo 9 TEL eO'uPle-
don. must subject the people - = caule.s
load Of taxafion. They hase reIuled tnelr
aid 10 improvements. LEST tney might ~ 20
doing, involve the state = oeps ana repudia-
-...,. !. 3, ,;r;sb the v,oy,rs slre.dx bes,v
.s1' = -. 49,, "a, -. 49,.
- Aofs - s = ~ = 2. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17

YsABL y sIRBIS 20. LflnS 3x{rl
fs''' sl'' ssss's''1 ps; zzii,rts &: az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17

nRY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH.
~ Intending to improve my store, and Wishing to
open with an entirely new stock it becomes neces-
sary that should dispose of my present stock by the
18th of March, which consists OF the usual
to be found in Dry Goods store. 81 lai ~ su,
1-Persons in want will find it to their advantage
to call soon the Goods be sold BY the 18th day
of March. ,5 WIN. ROOTWRlGHT .Jr,,,
Efe17-1m. Cor 1st and Broad sts
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rxo.,. K.r.1Isor,-Fos. Prxsxsslse.

Tvor,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nxs1pt1sc,
REsr onIrc xnp BIZ AU7IFY1Ne THE HAS isthe mcse
dsghtfnl ard wosderfuI sIsic,s woso sss ~. -
s 7; sss ssaps e sSe ass M Dzk
rsne curis soft md sloy hsir nth $3.50 q
sstonished. 1.-THE Ksthsiron has fellI rsstsrsd ny
4 All ss ssl s:d9 4 q Z Tss T..t
cure for Nervous Hs.dsehe. and 81 eussnsors az
eases. Sold BY I'll DEALER. s.erywhsre.l III NJ.
rfs sa e siss. = sas ss Isl
UsrxD SrArEs LlSE lNsURAxcx, A1SuI-;
rY AND Tausr CoMPANy, rHILAoELRnIAs-Cses,ssy
Perpetual 0ak Svpfeas Copsset lasesssasss soeas
Of premiumsJ and asssfs, January. lsoS zxe ~
1884 ,203 O6.
The eminent success which has resulted e this
Gonp.ny .Tsss S'n its d.ndavs
Il srs.peetully abmittsd that no .ss9ee nsa
upon reflection, win omit TO effect Life lnsarrnse
erthwith; TO lose thereby. IN any event.
70 gain thereby, Il every instant possible yroyidse
business judeiou.ly upon the cab prinsiYss. Tsis
Office does not deal credits; all it, Operations being
Il e Sss M ss,s sss
s thsreby largely increased. No scrp Sividend peys
able when convenient, are issued ne notes sts e.
il cash may Be made quarterly Osherwss. ss the
s1 Sc 81 ss:a 91
Company, or tho amount thereby arproPnAsed to
the payment Of next premium, - dus. NO oeoucs
tion from the amount insured In any evAsnt. E5
Blanks Prospectuaes, Annual Reports, Policies and
all necessary information and assstance, may be haa
on application to JAS. z. NORRIS, AGENT
( $50 9th and Bank sts, Richmond. We. s
Esss - r. CLAIBORNE GOOGH,
Medical Examiner and Kefexefs
soARp OF AssIsrAHrs ToK az CITY Or HIca1toNp.
VIM. h MACFARLAND, President Of SsrmerS
%; sss q lross es mel A 4 L i
SMITH L ROBERTS. Hardwsre Merchants. s
JOSEPH r. WINSTON, Grocer and CommiHsa
EIANNEeAM, STOKES : CO. so. d.
{ HUGH w. FRY, ~ do, do .--r
J. MLDEBERGER SMITH, Proprietor Of Anaa-
lean Hotel VI : 80 3s..ss as3@ ~
ROBERT d. WAND, Attorney at LaW. 81
N. B. HILL, Auctioneer and General GENT WAN
street. sgE aEtF5tssi tfs7 - - S s5f
county, Va. q 5&9t q 49, eSEA j. AA-tms
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1t win be seen by the Congressional summary
that the Senate on Wednesday passed the French
Spoliation bill 49, sat4 sTt3
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MARINE NEWS.

MARINE NEWS.
PoRr o. aIcHAoND. FEB, Is. CO.
AklIvED. e g 81 s.
eehr WIN aseaF. RohinA Ball. ossl, w . Col4uikf
q ca
9shE Mssrszst flassr, plizazd, Rhils- P1,y w y
pclquitt = Co. 49,, & I
BAIrynoAx, Esb. I1s-Clsarsd S5rqpe vIrs1pia.
Arrived 0hrsJ @. Ei1s. feo0 1keAmenaef ~ q
RnILApELynIA. yeb. l9.-c Cleared. stsemsr City q
8ieko1oe1, 4itshel. fof Iiehuon1.
ClniGhtop, ~ 0jeseov7I III. VIVA y EN9tf6qRbS
Msysspk e grs4ssie1se5se Ar.iyet: ssse I
ksenu4e4 a sd u ~
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FRENCH DRY GO0DS.-By the stea-
mers Pacific and City Of Glasgow, we are re-.
Black Gro De Rhine Silks, "a to 50 inch m .sR
Rich Dress Silks French Ginghams ~
Plain Dress Bareges, extra and sublime qualities
Green, black and brown Grenadinea for wells
Black Satin du Chimes t "a, TssSst5a fgg
ColoFed Lerantines il sis q, r.siss s sss.5s -f
Plain and Figured Grenadine Vsstings -
Black Satin do
Italian Grapes, all colors
Hat Grapes, Nos. 8, 10 and - * / ~ sa&S y 8H
Gros de Rhine and Tafets Cravets
Twisted Silk Mitu aS
Mems, women's and missee Taffeta Gloves
Taheta and Satin Ribbons-ail Nos. and colons
! Rich Bonnet and Cap do, he. &c.
the cost of importation.
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on DOLLARS REWARD.-Runawa,

~ from tie subscrib S on q about srnds, ~
18th inst, his man ALLEN Said Allen is about 90
years old, yellow complicated. about FIVE feet ten
joint of his right fore-6nser has been lost - =.
He was brought from Richmond, Va and IL Ii uro.
bable be may endeavor to get back to that place 81
The above reward will be given for his return 70
me. OF his Judgment in any jail 90 i can get him. q
s 49, s b. II. GuRGANUS
ConwAybO 5. c., Feb. II. 1884, fe IT-9t
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INJECTING OF THE HOMESTEAD
M COMPANY The first regular meeting of the
HOMESTEAD COMPANY will be held on MON
Roscoe B, Heath, Main street, next door below the
Enquirer Office. -sst ~ ,ssgt "a sepsst 80 III
The Treasurer of the Company. J. H. Montsaue,
noon Of the Gay Of meeting. TO receive the first
monthly regulation of one dollar per share and the
names Of all those failing to pay TIE said requistion
roll of members 80 - sags ss#s ass xlj&s7st
It il important that all the members should be
present At this meeting to sign the Articles of Ano-
ciafion. 4sy ...sf s,-siN 5S.s+5,4 ~ IS 4efef -
By order of the Board. 3. {.ss. IS. Fl W.
fe17-td r. B.. HEATH, Secretary
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ARAIvED.

Ponf o. RICHMOND. Feb, Is.
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By the request Of my friends, i announce
nyssf candidate for the ONCE Of HIGH CONsTA-
BILE Of tho City Of Richmond, ct the ensuing cleo
''G Se & dta rs z JsB T1NsLEY.