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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

- CYRUS 3 SHEPARD aud STEPHEN {. GREEN-To CY-
RUS SHEPARD Of the above named defendants Sr-for
the complaint la this action and
copy Ecottye County
within dsy- after the service hereof exclusive Of
such srvc and fail 10 answer the SAID complaint
Aforesaid the plaintiff will take Judgment for the sum 81 wc
rhoussrd dollars with from The thirteenth day Of
April thousand eight hundred and h a besides the cost OF
,ut AID YOU take that the complaint IN this action wss
the Of The Clerk Of the County OF Csaaasu on tna
-fh day Of Apsl, 1854 . ,o,,,s n,,-.a, .....
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NcwNcTk ro'r . hcrcby psrsoDs having elaine
r.sir JAMEs fikPAIRlCk late q ~ CITY YORK
cEcn me with ycses ,Aerecf Subscriber.
~ No " Broom " New York
lie iwclnh q Oslsb EeaL 0-a New York the
az sS AVE- s; JULIA .rss cltcy .sr,.,,,s,
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''', ANGEL & BoLLRs. Plaintiff, Attorney.
SUPREME COURT-sOLOMONC C. WOODRUFF

- t
- and FRANCIS v WILSON sssinst CYRUS s. SHEPARD
demand concto the above named defendant
this
copy answer ne Eheottvile .ssI
within twenty ater the service nefeW,
fail answer The ssd
COMPLAINT the PLANTING will take Judgment for the Sum
hundred dollars oc with interest," from the
April thousand hi hundred and fifty four beness
will take notice that the complaint 10
fed the Office Of the Clerk q the County Css
"A the 9Th day Of April, 1854 ANGEL bOLLES,
u.xGf la ia sf
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A LECTION NOTiCE.-All the elcgant HOUSE
D. : HopcH. AGe;ioneer
A ,-CTIoN NoTICE-p <. HOUGH, AuctiOneer

"A VIII .,n THIS DAY. l o'clock all the Furniture IN house
IN consisting Of splendid Rosewood Mahogany and
E WaInu PaIior and Bedroom Suits Brussels Carpeis Va
co, sofas Brreaus Tbles Chairs Bodead. Feather BEDS
~ N.,,re,e,. Paintings Book Case Lace Curtains, Shades
Kshcn Utensils Deposits required from al purchasers hyp-e
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CTpREME COURT-In the matter Of the Applica-

- Mayor Aldermen and Conmen.!y q rho G{ q
STREET Thdsv the East River In the Cay Of New fofs
That the charges and expenses IN
,d bx The proceedings the above entitled matter
will taxed by Of the Supreme Court a. his office In the
civ HAL OF he NewYork SATURDAY the 18th day
Of tune l85, az q lock A. MNew. YORK, May 30, 1854
EDWARD L. WEST
YRAsTUS GLOVER. Commandments
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n l. o s / n G 5 \ l.
SOUTH + OR d II
VILLAGE SITES.
THURSDAY. June g.
On the Ground. at u O'Clock NJ.
Ncarthc Upper Morrssnia Depot, west side
j. T. MOuLTON, Auciioneer

UIOund, a T O-cIJlK NJ
Ncar the Upper Morrsania Depot, west SIDE
j. I. MOuLTON, Auciioneer,
VIII sell The balance of $3.50. .,,,m,. ,,,, e,rr,
O%E HUNDRED AND FIFTY VILLA siIiSs., ,vc,
eiot forty Plots Already several fine DNELLiNuo
have nee erected many will he completed this scoa
NH MON W is most ,gby located being about 10 feet above h
R,rod oc,ied about miles fom the City Hail. and 80 minutes
Id v ,bc cars from Twenyeigh trains stop at s place
dsi No,dipr opportunity of getting and from TIE CITY almost
svev hour from 5. NJ 10 II T. NJ al Communication ae o. .s
% cents rer ride As place OF residence, Tor Deauy
If convenience and healthy Poion II unr
IN sny other the vicinity OF Newl OrA Inc
atn and merits his property only be appreciated by per
TERMS EASY Serenity FIVE per cent remain on mortgage
The lille is ndispu.abe printed absirsct OF winch VIII e i
uished glliis o esesy INeat. r. -, -, A.. ,-
free Tickets 10 the trains which leave tn, Cy
U at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and return at any onr III ihe
afternoon, &C.,. ,.,.. c;,5o-
for MSls uhu A'oAe's' " ~ n McGRAW,
Morisenia Village, OF No. ass Broadway
J. w BARKER. }No Nassau.st
j t. MOULTON.
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rJ,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

Al experienced SURGEON on beGd all 4. n IA sux.,
m owners Of ships will not be ,ceoun oI ooe
Bullion specie Jswelry Precious stones or NeiAls VI
49, ed ther,for the value thereof therein hPr'ed
Of increased OF coal stores ana P'o'n'
~ 80 81 rnssass will be increased as iolloMs;
N' F''> FROM NEN-YORk TO LlNEhPOOL- -
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- CYRUS ). SnEPARD-ro tho above named DEFESDANr-
Sin You the complaint "a this &C
at EDicottsIe, Cara
susus County N.wYo within twenty days after tho service
h.rsof exclusive such and fail ~
Aforesaid the Psth VIII tsse
One Thousand live Hundred Dsafs VI ,J VII
@ the f day April thousand eight hundred ana
fy four sides this suit And viii take noe tns
The th. filed in the oce OF the 'efk oil 'no
Comfy OF Cattaraugus the 18th day u April, 1914
alal awlws ANOEL a bOLLLo IIahe'" Ateo'Hoy.
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CHARLES A. DEWEY, Attorney, No 81 Chauber'st
my.7 awl2w


NJ \. SIPREME OtNl-tHy ana county oi
N. York--ALBERT q. TlIORP against GEORGE d. IN
CERsOLL ard other.Summons for Ke-tCon not SeIl-Te
GEORGE iNGERSOLL You hereby summoned aud required
the complaint In this action, which was hleJ IN we ONCE
ofthe Clek Of M City aud County OF Ne" iok May % o .ns
Gin Hall IA. CITY NewYort and OF your an
swe complaint the sub.cribe at my Office No W.
broadway corn, OF John in laid city within twenty days after
service this exclusive OF the day Oh uch
vice; ard you foil the said compliant WITHIN ns
will apply to the Court tot the re-
LEI complsinDatsd New York May Z, lsoL
"a isuGxS n b. LABAU, PLAINTIFF Attorney
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SIfKENE NOIH r. = tv. n,,o.d M
FENDANT-sir You hereby summoned - answer ie eS
rlaint M Til. action copy your answer on VS.
o,tys County New York. within twenty day aueI
The hereof exclusive Of the day Of such seyce ana Jos
M o. the complains Aforesaid the panth VIII tase
for thousand five hundred dollars
LII from 10Th day December thousand Nht
ard hvone besides the OF su And you Will sso
no,ice that complaint this action hed IN tho ONCE OF me
Clerk of the Coulty the 18th day OF April 1907
no LAWNS ANGEL & BOLLRS. Plaintiffs Attorney
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lilf IniTn
Cabin IuEf1ye.
Cam, ~ with tic steamer o. 90 -n . =,
TIE lIcc rsf.a D. me tt'a"'-'. '''''
h. a. thc pIsssr. slitA
issif 'r fsffaf' rif'N us. m =, Ills g--n
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md splendid side wheel steamship STATE or GEohDiA
Iart Jr carving United states Mail wih eafe
srr PIiis Tor SAVANNAH on WEDNESDAY, june T. - ~
ooI NJ from the above Nine In spc ed ane
every
sers is lip unsurIassed fs5s from Phl.de ph &
- - TIE KEYSTONE STATE leaves above ne ro.iY%
iPs " EDNEsDAY. Agents in Newl sChANIo 49,
plans Of Celia Dc seen III sA-e
PAN ~ " N....-.I. -. raa..I.. 2
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NTOTICE for ADJUDICATION for the ISCHARGE

~ INSOLyEN his DEB rs pursuant to the provisions
~ The bd article title of the fh chapter OF the second
,srt OF the Revised Saiutes-WARREN d. BUDLONo, OF the
Town Of schuyler Hersme hf't published June
1854 Creditors appear before the Hon Ezra Graves County
Jude County his office in the village OF Hernme
ON he s dsy OF August 1851 O'Clock In the forenoon to show
cause they why assignment should no be made OF
aid uovs estate and he be discharged from bis debts
Itn>o ia
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CIPREME COURT.-In the matter Of laying out
ROBERT J. DILLON, Council to the Cor

New York, June l. IH,f -, .. -. ..,..,
10 ub. the preceding notice until the day Of july nes on
IN sb ,ek and 10 send their bills with sdavis OF pnbleato
W'Ii .H.S w y, ~, r,oco,snss. je3 lawtyi5s
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''' f''l''''' VIII 4 R MCKINNEY No 7o7 Broadway.

IL The having made ana important Improvements
heir enabled 10 furnish the traae WIN the
sboys articles OF quality superior that be obtained
n Iy other establish IL the Union Their ecs and me aae
nbN M lre find their decided advantage 70 give
cal before purchasing elsewhere AL orders
oilev attended the shortest notice, as hey IeNe
siis ion firs an cId with that propneas which can only
be depended by purchasing Ct their establishment
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JAMES A. sPERRY, Nos. 272 and ~ 5ih.st. n Y.
ATEW PAPER UANGINGS-TiOMAS JONES,

No sol Grand corner of Suaolkst NewYork Manufact
uer and Importer PAPER HANGINGS eSelSs
al The new varieties of WALL PAPERS and DECOKaIOSo,
from manufacturers in EuoIe win the pes
~ American PRODUCTIONS such limitations of marbles WOODS ana
feseo sv Of raiung private residences hotels public build
m Offices &c &c, at prices that WI dey com
1<ton The Hangers employed and Gil "0i war
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DIED,

On the 18th inst, after protracted Illness in the
55th year Of her age, Mrs ALICE, consort of John
Womble, Esq. The friends and acquaintances of the
family are requested to attend her funeral on Friday
next at IL O'Clock, NJ, from the residence of hel
husband No loo Main street. without further notice
a. For christian to die is gain.
Yesterday morning. ANN MARIA. infant child al
Philip and Mary Phelin, aged 10 months The flu.
neral win take place This Afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
from the residence of its parents Cary street be-
tween 18th and 18th Streets to which the friends and
acquaintance of the family invited to attend !
At the residence of her son-in-law, j. d. QuarIes
Esq. on Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, at half
past o'clock. Mrs. ANN MULLEN in the 74th wear
OF her age The relatives and friends of the family
are requested to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of Mr.. Quarles corner of Main and Foushee
without further notice. - - !. -. :
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The Council then adjourned.

ELECTION OF HIGH CoNsTABLE.-Yester-
day being the time appointed for the election OF
High Constable of the city of Richmond, by the
Hastings Court, Mr. Beverly Blair having RESIGNED,
and it being incumbent on the Aldermen to fill the
vacancy thereby occasioned until the time for the
regular spring elections, the Court performed that
duty soon after sitting, with the following result,
Recorder Puliian presiding, and Aldermen Wing
field Farrar, Bray, Sanxay, Merritt, Taylor, Bin
ford, and Inloes forming the Court:
For James p 7yler-S. T. Puliiam, J. G. Wing
field, Edwin Farrar, James Bray, Richard ID. San
kay and A. F. B. Merits. t' ~
q For 7. r. Lackland-William Taylor J. j. Bin
ford-a2 81
For Thomas Twer-A. Inloes-1.
Mr. James p Tyler having received majority Of
the votes cast, was declared to be elected High
Constable. Tssff tt 5#s 9
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ALMOST DRowNED-A boy about twelve
years of age named Michael Connell rode horse
into the river just below Mayo bridge yesterday
morning, and venturng too TAR into the stream was
washed off and nearly drowned, before he could
be rescued Two negro men seeing his situation,
jumped into a boat and pulled to him just in time
to catch him as he rose above the water the second
time. minute more, and he would have been
lost The little fellow was taken into house near
by, and by proper treatment soon restored.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb. IS.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR.--The market is much depressed unde
the news buyers only offer So, while holders lar.
asking $8.250$850. We heard Of nc transactions
WHEAT -Saleaaat I7O0195c =.
p CORN-87090c.
l Nothing new in the Tobacco or other markets.
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RIoToUs AND DIsoRDERLY. John F..
Hancock was held to bail In the sum of $3.50 for dis
orderly condust in f. C. Curriers' house last Mon
day evening. on five different occasions; and for
assaultiug Richard Sales. ,ss s..ss
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.Tur CRY CoUxolL he1d called meet
{1e(s 4 M]ils. Grsftnn, AndG4M Scott. sou
Iers2 leopard, Talbot, RichseS9 6need,
Hat and CarTingt0n-
tA M reading the minutes Of ~ ~ me- eg. 4
scof nreseuted communication nom the O61rd o.
rusees 81 The Laucnstefian School, asking an ap.
nroursfion 81 e60 70 defrsy he expenses incurred
in IL Hirh achcal under their charge The com
ananIesfion wss reierfed % ~ CdnnlieeS On Fl
mary echU0lss r. :, ~ s. S !.
special enniikse l6r Resfrshsine - v aras I'd
eether with theuinority report was taken IRON
the table, and argued 1t great length This report
proposes to, apportion the representation m the
Wards In proportion G Us NUMBER 9. so.ss
made by the COMMITTEES, would give Jefferson Ward
three members Madison Ward Eve, Monroe Ward
| four, and Marshall Ward three. Or, d the numbef
| Of Councimen were increased % sereAteen- tnen
Madison Ward to have. fee members, and esch 0f
The reports were laid on the table, after an Ell
cited debate; and resolution was then adoptee
recurring the City Assessor to asceftain the NUM-
Der OF persons entitled to vote IN eseh y ard ana
report 10 the Council list thereof stating the
name OF each person entitled and the RESIDENCE
of the voters in the different streets IN each Warf
respectively, for which he IL to be allowed the sun
| of 800 ~ 81 Astsss2sa
The object Of this resolution, as declared by the
members of Madiscn and Jefferson Wards. is to
| have authentic data on which 10 apportion repre-
sentation according to the number OF voters. MOI
i roe and Marshall Wards vote about fifteen hundred
and Madison and Jefferson vote about the same
number and yet the two irst Wards have but f1e
i members of the Council while the other two haye
fea With these facts before the Council, MT. Sco9
offered the following resolution, whicd was yotee
down. Messrs Anderson, Grattan, Saunders Scott,
snead and Sheppard voting for i, and Messrs. Has
kins, Hill, Darlington, Richards, Talbot, McCan
Mills and Myers voting against it The resolution
i reads thus: aasH -. !,
/ Resolred That until otherwise ordered, Marshall
Ward shall be entitled to elect THREE and Jefferson
i Ward four members of the ConncL
Mr. Grattan offered resolution, which was car
ried directing the Superintendent OF Streets TO pro-
coed to ascertain the Western boundary line OF the
city, and that he fix stones ON the sides OF the
at the points where they are crossed by said
! line saslE Hsa ssas ts62
1 Il The (n,1neii then adiourned
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TIL III ~ H1ANA1l4A83 MssA4 - Ssxy 5
sa %. 81. s.. {,
sen A1eXJQM NQIlc ~ lteu ~ & 4 =
"a Is q 4. MOTT 6C6., x1s4x
sxsss 49,
PnorosALs w1L1 ~ HzCkfvEDp ~ t1e0f
ssaof Mxrsb. lers.. lessi.s
e8M VIE = 49, = 49, .s6ss =. e Z. ~
q ~ 81 .s
sna me g 80 ~ Jsss Il ~ os so~t
ixxxJ4; gnle d91s 49, Il. -
Inc ioS Hsson s1S there - 49, IS rIs
work net herein nansd thst vii e iss 3 ,.shs
shove; t9e iasss nsmee Wolk = sns = -
91y. 80 - xur.1.-st -. War, 4, n~tovt 9or.-
Csn - ~ 49, 49, - 81.
VIZ Wrdow E.mes go - Ions n 49, "a s'ss
Wor1 g MIou9n1r a NJ II ss.ss 49, ~
may b other esstines 70. herein s:nsd, shas ~
4. ~ iron % 81 dslivesS &
such times my be drectsd during the hu,Idas q
the hesoft nouse D'os io1 tns 11ose = q
per porna. As9 g. - -, svoxs ..~~...vv a.,
i s s e stos q hem g 50 8 srd #
them TO DC q. U 6ensnes I ~ ,s q. %
delivered N hcnmona; q on M q - = ~ ~
the lst day OF August tne otnef g Y 0s p
the lst ofDecemoer. oids % 20 1nsoe POI soa %
zza0 lbs -, -.......s q. q. (,
the skeleton Benches II o. them niust BE- res4yt,
receive the hetorts ~ tnc y, o. ~
81 IL to be ready 70 receive tne hctos ~ tns ~
Also for Condensen and Washers Condenser 70
consist OF about " ter Of iollcn soc.e. ppe
feet Ions Papss sn e e ~ :. se
two tiers Of pipe those WITH dnp pipes g .neIa
afd on [ bs;shf md feet Ions esch
and ;onsd tpsether 81 ton with xooso-neck pipe al
POTION Wild eonne,s = cnde.srs ;sf
asners 70 ee connectea % - 49, a
worked separsteiy The BID Ior 5ns spove Gonden.
and Washers g be per ten Of zoe ns delivered
By the Ist Of August with separate bid for puttns
up; the foundations TO DC put up oy the CITY keaay
to receive them 80 ,o-,. -. $500.
each, hydraulic seal, &C., the whole % ). eonplsts
and put up ready TOT WORK, lhciuan6 sonnecuons,
be- de IUp 81 Racsstts Ia the city Of Richmond.
and an Unit mt m by the 1t Of October.
inch ai2 &. sssa as'ss s
e sr sbout 5000 r. 14ipcb Socket pipe inch
tss e s .6 % &c ss fsi a l I'D
zee ss the sy is e F. " Rich
appieatiSn e the e. detailed .Pss
tion had a. ahs ahove are opv General snsccaons
Twenty per cent. to be withheld for the faithful
o. M e e = 1s
ton and approval Of such persons e the city mays
c. CAMPBELL supt.
Umce Clty gas woIaa
RICHMOND, w., rep. IT, 1901 70 I4-zawtms6
U--------- L. u
LYONS hATHAIRON.--EoR PRESERVING,
REsToRINC AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR IL the n1ost
delightful and wonderful article weld the pro-
duced. Its astonishing success without precedent
in the history of the Mateyia Medica Dark and lxu.
bs the ss bs
Kathairon Bald and Grey Heads were perfectly
aston;shed s.rThe afhairnn has fniv -esfaraS me-
hair after badness Of IL years a. d CouRTRIcHT.
rs Bond street, N Yn The Kathairon is certain
cure for Nervous Headache. aud all cutaueous dis
eases Sold BY all dealers EVERYWHERE. Try IT,
Price only Is cents In large bottles 80
D. S. Barnes. Proprit'r. l6i Broadway NY
fe 14-dlm
IHE pau weatneI u tho HIst PaIt " iast
week having interfered with me sae OF their arts
cies the iadles announce 60 lneir lnencs and Inc
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CHARGE, OF ARsos.--F Frances, slave q

CHARGE Of Frances, slave to
Mrs. Helena Robinson, Of Falmouth, was brought
before the Mayor yesterday 10 answer 10 te charge
OF setting IRE to the house of d. 81 Cooper on the
southside Of Cary street between l2th aud 18th
the acc1sed was merely circnmstantial and entire.
" too vague to hope tor conviction upon, unless
greatly strengthened by the testimony yet 70 come
The house was fired at the suuth-easf end of the
roof on the inside q few inches from the chimney.
After distinguishing the fames, William Wright
discovered . tin candlestick immediatHly under
the spot At which the FIRE occurred and the prison
or, alter denying that she had besn in the garret
thnt night q alL subsequently confessed that she
had taken Mr.. Coopers candi1Jfiek and gone up
there 70 look for pigcoua but that the che did not
cause The IRE. The supposed motive forehedeed
u that che declared herself disatisaea with her
home because she had no place 10 entertain CON
ysny. Tho eccueed was r0fnanded III pris0fi, aud
We examination continued untl kki6snn6rsdae &
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING. !

~ The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Gevernc
Street has the largest and best assomento Of CARDS
ever IN this city and is prepared to do this descrp
ton Of PRINTING on Is reasonable terms as else
where in the city, a. well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PAINTING. Call and see
specimens. So szs-s SEskss'e ~ gss e#fs
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

9G THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF MR.. CoULDOCK.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, 1854,
The play of
ANTOINE DU vERNET.
Mad La Rose. Mrs. Ward
ALL THAT GLITTERs is NOT GOLD.
Tomorrow, benefit of MI. CouLDocK.
DICHMOND ATHEN EUM. The Rev.
10 A. B. VANSANDT viii lecture at the Hall OF
the AthenHum, on THURSDAY evening, the 10th OF
February. = 1
SuBJEcr-Holland and the Dutch.
Prices of adrnission-25 cents single hckets-12l
cents each additional ticket.
Doors open at P. NJ; lecture to begin at u p NJ.
fe Is
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GREAT ATTRACTION AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS, FEB.l5 16 and IL.
M r. GOODE begs leave to announce to
~ the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond, that he
will give lecture on
ASTRONOMY, 81
illustrated by Dioramic and Dissolyng View of the
Heavens, on la square feet of canvass.
z After which he will exhibit his beautiful
81 E CHEMICAL DIORAMAS sts 81 ss
of some of the most beauti full in this country
and Europe-lluminated by the Drumnond Light
eachlview comprising over IA square f. of canvass
To conclude with beautiful exhibition of the
DRUMMOND LIGHT,
and some of the most beautiful magic changes ever
exhibited canvass.
.Admission-25 cents. paessg
Doors open at 81; curtain to rise at u precisely.
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a2 MILITARY, CIVIC AND FAN n
CY DRESS BALL The YOUNG GUARD II
h-P respectfully announce to the citizens Of MI
sTA Richmond and vicinity, that they will cele- ~
brate the approaching anniversary of the birth of
GEORGE WASHINGTON by q fs171s {
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY
DR. E S. BALL,
to be given Vat the UNITED STATES, formerly
UNION HOTEL, on the evening ofWEDNESDAY,
the ed of February, 1854 being their fourth annual
Bali. ss /
The Corps, while asking the patronage of the citi-
zens and military, beg leave to all who may
wish to participate with them that no pains will be
spared to make the occasion worthy the day we cee
brate, ample arrangements having been made to
that effect. Ss.5 so
MUSIC-Smiths Armory Cotillon Band.
SUPPER-By an experienced caterer.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS-with red
white and blue Rosette-Lt Hugh w. Fry, Jr.. Ser
geant L.. L. Smith and Private r.. G. Stanard, Jr.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION-Red Rosette
FLOOR COMMITTEE-Blne do. ~
SUPPER do. White do.
Tickets Of admission. 81 50-to be had of any mem.
Der of the Corps or at the door the night of the
Ball. ssss sfHe ss s.
/, a. NO CHARGE FOR LADIES. fe 10
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&T%M u. s. NAIL LINE.--Steann-
81 ship ROANOKE, Captain SxInNEr.
Leaves FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock. for
NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK. s. -
8 Feight received to-day, THURSDAY, at twelve
O'Clock, z. NJ, and up TO the hour of O'Clock r M
FRIDAY, the 18th inst. i4 ssf : = ,
Passengers requested TO be on beard before The
heur of Departure o. clock, p. NJ
Ticke and bertha secured at our Office souty, sda
Of the Basin. Freieht also Engaged ct our Office.
Passage 70 New York including meals and fine
ststeFoom Recommendations only SO
Steersge passage, only Observation-Disclosures. s
Those taking this ship for Norfolk willbe char sed
the same - BY the river boats. ss % -
Re 16-2 IITDTAM l. " Arcrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-16
Office City Gas Works.
Richmond, w., Feb. IA, 1854. fe 14-2awtus6

The bad weather in tho first part of last
week having interfered with the sale Of their artis
Giles, the ladies' announce to their fiends and the
public generally that they will hold their FAIR
open at LAFAYETTE HALL, nome days longer.
Please favor them with visit. fe l3-4t