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The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
NOI'lGE.

NEALED FGOpQSAI.S viii be received AT
~ Fort Reading, Cal. atil The 2]iL Of May. +.
tor furnishing the troops al that post Will
FRESH REEF.
To be AMERICAN Beef--tu br (TniASrG twice or
thrice week al the option of the commanding
officer. The probable amount required each
time 80 or 100 weight. To be good chan,n-
bie b' rf of just proportions OF each quarter.
The contract to continue in force during tho
pleasure Of the commanding officer.
ED. UNDERWOOD,
Nav IL. ct IT.. & \. c. s.
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Rhodes 4 Co.'s Express.

We desire TO return our thanks 10 liessrs
Rhodes & Co. for supplies nf California papers
since our last
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EAyMa AT F4Eyg yENRs.

STEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
- FAITHS will now be furnished in good
style. al 80 c-uts each. by Ii, ". Hubbard, at
he 81; 81 the glabe lamp, Shasta.
Also.
Cin.'s taken an storage. From % to 30 soo'l
beds for lodgers viii he fpEhd at all hours OF tL:
night. Also miners tents always on hand.
There is also aitacb bed M asyl lnil for the sick.
Shasta City, a!ay 2U. 1854. sp9ti
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

lGoil shovrls. per doz., esa3o
/, kiln dd llaG0 Syrup, Bastpn 2,0OaO, ,On
6n00 Chill Peaches, 30a3i
lile. -al3 Dried Apples, aoa2a
a.No l, Ilal2 Coffee, Rio, Java, 81
San Jose, = Teas, Imp s. G r., "a
Trinity, 7 Sugars, Maailla, l4olG
k, 23a27 No. China, ais
25a26 /" pd, crush'd. 22aa4
ear, 00a24 Candles, admit. 3oa36
kin, 44a46 Salt, lIa0G
3Oa35 Mackerel, ,hf bis. $t 0ola
$4,000 Brandy, $2bol
Grape 50aOu Whiskey, O., o09ao,e.
ii Port Wine, 81 25a2 80
r doz., o4aQO. Gin, Holland, 2,25n30G
ron ac cents per h.; Tom do. 1920
Cod Fish 2Qi Cotton Duck 3fia.38
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
EMIGKANT FERRy KAga COURsE.

EtCE FOR s200 A SIDE will come ofS
IA OVER this course On Sunday the oS h day of
May, 1884. between Mr.. John Hunts bay horse.
md Lev Manstrs sorrel ho:se.
Awr %. ot
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SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

coRREcTED rY ByLL, BAKER 4 ROBBINS.
SHASTA, May Goth, 1851.
Market nearly the same as last week. Busi.
ness continues good:
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

By the greatest exerions of the citizens. III,
lower part of the town sayed. All III,
brick buildings in the burnt district were saved
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

~ paper Is about being established in
Crescent City.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL Madison, Louisa; Mrs
NJ Wilcox and son, Miss Mary Christian, Cha. City;
Mira Watlins. w :, Wa aa1 Charlotte; Me,
Langhorne, w Crumpton ] r Payne, Lynchbg;
NJ Robinson, N o; Srs Laws Hampton Rev J J
mis-, Iynchbg: Mrs Caring ton and svt. La; M.pp
Northsmptor; 7 Perkins, Louisa; Warren,
York; R Nottingham, Wmsbe; J Leyburn and lady,
vid Watson, Louisa; w Tfnberlake Charlottes.
Vile; C Nelson. Tenn; J Manud, N Y; E H
cs 1IsS Z jordan, lady and sg hsnehbs
o Jordan. Ky; DR. Thompson, Lynchbe; N H Mace,
richmond; 4 Saunders, Boston; e Wright, Y; N
burf; Haven. Bali; M Yost. Ell ssaSn
tor; d Cady. w Johnson, Millboro' Springs; C r.
Price, Nc; Or Wexford, Frsdsricksburg
Mrs K Booker. Miss Scott, Miss Scott,
Miss Cora Wade. Miss M White. Amelia; @ D Da-
West R 7 Archer, Appomattox; Hobion. Miss; W
letter, Miss isabella Booker, Mil Grove; w
Kit;erhoh, J NJ Bolen. n 7; Capt peale. Smith;
] M Turner, Richmond; Mrs M Burch, Duval,
Lynchbg; Capt Csyendy. Mr. Wright, Steamship
a;.Ssoa Or
dexter and SIT, Miss; E Thompson, Wmsbg; Mrs
Boyken and svt, Miss Boyken, Col Boyken. Isle of
son. Bait; Mr. Booth lady and child. Bechler, B SIT;
n Skies, C Haynes, N c; 8 B Spintork, Spin.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL E Easts, Halifax;
FEELS, C; G w Norwood Granville, N c; w Pub,
S Adair, KY; M Dewitt Va; Hines, Keys.
vile; r Palmer, Clarksville; E o Robertson Apo
mattox; w Henry, Halifax; R Erambert. Farm
vile; w Priddy, do; Cottreli. Chesterfield; VIM
Moon, Scottsviie; c Brydie and lady, Mecklen-
burg; e w Burrust, Hanover; Childress, Va; E
Gillian. Williamsburg;S F Balm, P Parker Sussex;
R A Barksiale. Danville; w Ruffin. Surry; Per.
Jones, Ala w Rose, King VIM; T M Priddy, Rich
mond; w Jeter, Hanover; Page, Missouri; M
Holbery, N c; DR. w R Young, Fl NJ Young, Caro-
line; w j Woddell Greenbrier; ] NJ Dabney and
| servt, E M Dabney, Florida.
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PERSONAL.
BROAD ROCK RACES.

~ r. ms7fsfE7{ OFFICE OF THE hiCH-
.-E@ lIoND T. PETERSBURG RAIL
RoAD.--For the ommodation of persons attending
the Races special Train will leave the Depot, in
chmond, for Broad Rock road crossing about hall
mile from the Race Course, on Monday, the 18th
inst, at ii O'Clock A. NJ, and at the same hour each
day of the week. and return Train will leave Broad
Rock road-crossng for Richmond, the same days,
at 81 P. 81.
Fare for the round trip so cents oc 1877
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and others are respectfully invited to attend my AUG
ton sales of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods at
my store, No. los Main st., THIS EVENING, at Z
O'Clock. See advertisement
ELIAS HALE,
IF Auction and Com. Merchant. lo6 Main ct.
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THE FAIRY STAR,

THE FAIRY STAR,
Endotoed i,ith Grace,
Gifted NTH Genius,
Exalted by Talent,
Proclaimed the
LADY PAGANINI OF THE WORLD,
Is received at METROPOLITAN HALL,
With every token of
ADMIRATION AND ACCOMPLISHMENT.
She is the Worthy Peer Of the
WONDROUS SONTAG,
Her old associate in Melody.
II She remains positively only one week at
METROPOLITAN HALL,
Performing nightly, in addtionto
KUNkELS OPERA TROUPE.
Admission % cents to all.
oc ls-st JNO. T. FORD, Agt.
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MARRIED,

At St. James Church, yesterday morniog at sun
rise, tse Itch inst. by Rev. Mr. Cummius Mr.. JAS
SlNTON, Jr, to Miss SUSAN F. DAVENPORT, al
of this city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

Auc rIos NorroE.-Particula attention is
requested to the sale of Mr. j hu Reeves s.ock of
GROCERIES, corner of Broad and Fourth streets
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 O'Clock. BY
order of the Trustee. THO. w. KEESEE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

Nervous HEADACHE.-I deem it an act
Of Justice to dstip suished physcian and eomps-
chief surgeon of the HunRarian Army. now residing
on Gay street, between 7th and 9Th $751; to state 10
this manner for the benefit Of those who mar be
thus afflicted, that have been relieved BY Dr. Stein
of most painful nervous headache, with which, for
twenty years past, have been afflicted ct intervals
of ten DAYS in two weeks lasting all day. aud some
times two or three days This announcement Of .
cure of this kind Will not require any comment to
oc 10 o. P. BALDWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

While the express train coming west, was stand.
ing at the Salem depot the freight train going east
ran into it. The latter train eff its time and had
a new conductor. Il smashed the passenger train,
iDjuring the conductor, Geo Knight, 80 badly that
he died In an hour after There were four others
hurt very badly-one not expected to recover last
night Three others getting along, but badly
hurt. Nothing has been seen OF the freight con-
ductor since.
Geo. knight had his legs both crushed to pieces
and both arms broken. He prayed tor some one
to shoot him or give him knife, he was in such
agony. The gravel train ran over a hog, throwing
all the cars off the track aud hurting the conductor
considerably but not seriously.
They sent a locomotive down to Mansfield for a
doctor, and that ran into wood train; but po,dam
age was done, except to the railing Of the engine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

RESULT OF THE ELEcTIoNs.-T The New
York Herald says that the total anti Nebras
ka members in the next House of Represen-
tatives will amount to l26 members, and the
whole Southern delegation, and Northern
members acting with them, to lOs. The nu-
merical strength of slaveholding and non
slaveholding sections, in the House of Re
representatives., is non-slaveholding sixteen
States) IA; slaveholding Fifteen States) 80.
The North acting together would have ma
jority of Sd; but, as it is estimated, says the
Herald, that eighteen of the Northern mem
bers may be expected to act with the South,
the majority of the North, on a geographical
division, will be reduced to eighteen. In the
Senate, the North has majority of two, but
about two-thirds of the Senators were favo-
rable to the Nebraska bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

Fun II ODp FEIiows HAIt The per-
fnrmsuces OF Parrows Troupe, 8 Odd FelIcwt
Hall o. Monday night sifJ. drd rheeh grat1qca 10
Is large audiences. Tho tricks 81 Aerna1aez, -
the feafs Ia Raret are really surpfisng: and bis
guitar solos are very pleasing. There arc many
other attractive festurcs which We have mot space
10 enumerate. The progrsmne ter % night =
rfrh une q ST. NJ VT 8s8 n 3 - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

SERIOUS CoLLIsIoN.-We learn from the VIII.
mington Journal that collision took place last Mon
day morning, near Teachey depot, on the Whining.
ton and Raleigh Railroad, between the passenger
train going South and freight train. The locomo-
tives and cars are said to have been much injured
The colored fireman of the passenger train had one
of his legs mashed Off and some three four others
were more or less hurt, but none killed. None of
the passengers were seriously injured. The fault
was with the freight train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

a.
THE NORFOLK cosvENTios.--As sne suR-
ra.,;o, ~ . number Of stockholders In the
Central railroad we menhoneu, iew Gays
auo. the fact, that general meeting OF the
stockholders of that road Is to be held on tne
a,b ~ November, the day AFTER that ON which
the Norfolk Convention will be held, and
III At therefore all who attend the meeting
win be deprived of the opportunity Of attend
ing the Convention. And as alarge number
of prominent gentlemen on the North side OF
the James river would thus be kept away
from the Convention, we asked our Norfolk
contemporaries If the day for it could NOT %
postponed without inconvenience. Three OF
them-the Herald. News and Courier-have
responded, and they say it is too late the
change cannot be made. Very well II the
people of Norfolk cannot make any change,
II cannot be helped The facts stated Will
account for the absence of some prominent
Internal Improvement men, who might IKE
to participate in the proceedings OF their
Convention.
The Courier calls the request, ironically, a
| amodest one and wants to know why the
day for the stockholders meeting cannot De
changed. To answer the last remark frst,
| we have to say, that the meeting is required
by law, and cannot be postponed. The con.
fiict in time of the two assemblages would
have been noticed before, if attention mao
been called to it. As to the "modesty OF the
request. we can only say, that it was in our
opinion, very reasonable one, and mace ID
a courteous and sincere spirit But such is
the spirit of jealousy entertained towards this
city by some persons, in Norfolk as well as
elsewhere, that we are not surprised that such
q request, or rather respectful suggestion
should have been met with rude irony by one
Norfolk paper. 1t is but just to two others
however, to say, that they have replied in
more proper spirit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18
D1smlssrp.-Patrick O,NeiI, John Eve,

DIsMissED.-Patrick ONeil, John Ever
etf, William Lnhman and Harrison Lehman ap
peared before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer the
charge of pulling down and carrying away three
window blinds, the property of Mr.. B. Hagan. AZ
soon Is the case was called, the complainant asked
that the parties might be discharged, having be-
sport, and with no intention Of keeping them He
further stated that he would mot have procured the
warrant II the facts In the case had NOT been misre
presented 20 him. With this explanation, The war.
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JACK AsHoRr.-A free FELLOW n,,r !,

JACK AsH0RE.-A free fellow named
William Burnley, was captured BY the watchmen.
last Monday night, and Gagged for being on shore
without permission Of bis captain Yesterday NOR.
ming he was arraigned before the Mayor 10 sns,ver
for the o1Eence, and plead Ignorance Of the ~.
which ID not regarded q sufficient excuse for IL
violation. The Court gave him an admonitjou and
them ordered him TO return 10 his vessel ana reae
there unless given he written authority Of he
captain b leaye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

NOTICE.-The ARMoRY BAND has,
IN q considerable expsnse, ordered 81 of soles.
did FlRE~WoRk8 tE0u Philadelphia. Tier Win
b given 1T tho ARMORY On the S6th Of tkie I5osth
the. procseds Of which viii % towards payiss S6r
theil new lnstruments - -
The names of the different pieeas wul h. aivea in
= future advertisement, with full aesorineien.
They ere determined thst 10 shail exaesi erythns
heretofore exhibited 10 Richmoad. e lS-ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

THEATRE.--The thrilling drama Of Ca
mllle,- founded upon one 81 Domss' best works. Twas
syed here for the first time on Monday night be-
fore large and fashionable sudience. The charm.
ing young acsress, Miss Annette Ince, almost sur
passed herself 10 her imprisoned delneaion OF the
company sustained her most admirably. Az friend
remarked to Us yesterday, il drew tears from eyes
unused to weeping 1t win be played again to night,
and advise those who desire to enjoy one Of the
greatest dramatic treats ever provided 10 Richmond
to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

PoaT OFFICE AFFAIks-Horstio King, ESQ. Act.
Ing Postmaster General, has established the follow
ing Offices: Mill Run, Preston county, Va, Andrew
j. Fike postmaster; Midlothian, Chesterield countv
Va. James Morisett postmaster
The post-ofics at Clark's Mills, Washington coun.
~. Va, 10 discontinued
AT Westham Locks, Henrico county, Va, Mr.. Ben
jsmin j. Duysl 10 appointed postmaster in pl.ca If
Spencer L. Atkins, resigned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18
SEVERE FALL.-About II O'Clock YES.

SEvERE FALL.-AbOut II O'clock YES
terday morning, while Robert Swords in the ser.
vice OF Samuel !. Landrum, was engaged in paint.
the Exchange Bank, the ladder upon which be was
standing slipped, and threw him to the floor of the
cellar below, distance of fifteen or twenty feet
stunning him badly. He was Immediately taken
called in and rendered him medical aid. M.
Swords revived in the course of ten minutes. and
as none OF ha bones are broken, his physician has
strong hopes of his recovery. If the internal iniu
ries of Mr.. 8. are not of very serious nature il Is
quite probable that be win be at business again ia
the course of . few weeks, as he IL q man Of fine
constitution and temperate habits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

THE FAIRY STAR,
1T METROPOLITAN HALL, This Evening.
This glorious favorite of the Muses.
PERFORMS THIS EVENING,
In addition 70
KUNKEL.S OPERA TROUPE.
r. REMEMBER THE
FAIRY STAR!
oc 12-1t
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EVENING SESSION.

The trial of Calvin Terry was resumed, and thu
Jury empaunelled, the evidence being the same al
heretofore reported by as. After argument by
counsel, the Jary retired, and In a short time re
turned a verdict of not guilty"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

Another mercantile libel suit was decided in New
York few days ago. 1t action brought by
Amos Keller rs. Sheldon p Church. 1t had been
tried before and the damages were laid at $40 OOo-
The following is copy of the libel:
20. T Keller, (Oscar)-This youth has got mani ed
and has bought good brick store here about SsOC0
on which he has made the first payment, and has
bought out the entire stock of goods of his father
tAmos keeler) who is now evidently endeavoring to
swindle his creditors he neither pays his debts in
money or turns over bis sons notes. They father
and son) are now receiving the attentions of John g.
Topp who viii perhaps break up the sale and cubic
the goods for the old mans debts"
The jury brought in verdict for the plaintiff. of
$4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

Having sold my stock to my son, David FL.
the patronage heretofore extended to me. i shall
continue at the store where shall be pleased to see
my cid customers. DAVID WALSH
Richmond, Oct. IL, IA &C 1876
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tRESTLIrF. Oct 10

SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDENT.-We find the fol
lowing telegraphic dispatch in the Cincinnati
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

APPREHENDED DUEL.-The Baltimore Sun has the
following Dispatch
/, WILMINGTON, Oct. l6th.-At the instance of the
Secretary of the Navy, the Marshal If the Dietrict
OF Columbia has been empowered to arrest two
young men, one named Henry, of North Carolins,
stopped at Browns Hotel yesterday. After q yiei.
liant watc around Blsdensburg, no traces of them
now in Baltimore, 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

FiRE.-About eight o'clock last night q
COW stable, at the western extremity of the city,
between Main and Franklin streets, set on fire
and burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

OBsrRucrIoN.-W William Mountjoy was
fined 81 and costs by the Mayor for obstructing an
alley near the second market with blocks.
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nHw apDcrAL NOTICES.

HAsIrs oeen the following notice pub
lishs4 and psptsd:
"A CARD.--l hsreby pror0zBcs John Henry Bo-
sher gfaud iasesl, and unworthy the countsnsnes
Of any gentleUan. Signed,
We the unds1sIened are happy to eav, thet - mn
susl frisnds Of the partiee-A1r eoshes's aefi6ns
which wss the faua6aiion Of the card, having been
ascertAins1 BY rs aud to him suf6ctsntiy shewn TO
hsse been An error and mistake-Mr Bosher hereby
expresses his regret tor the same; and COL Wntree
thefefure cheerfnliy wfthdrsws the said pubeatt0u
and ell impufations thsrefn contained.
Signed, r. MCKINNEY,
The foregoing statement meets our appreciation.
Signed JNo, h. BOSHER,
ocl 8-1t w. P. WINFREE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

VELVET, SATIN AND CLOTH
CLOAks-Just received and opening AZ m,
store ~ assortment rich velvet sasn and
cloth Closks, of the very latest styles .nu
The trade II requested to call and examine ,,,..
dately a. the goods viii be offered in this ms,I..
9 few days only. ALEX. N1STT Sl ior
4 &C III Corner Of Main ma 1stLsA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

~. klias woods. Of Frederick .itv. n.rv,.,s
49,. sa.saFes''y injured few days ago BY The &c
esasassi disehaTss Of he gun.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having pur-
CHASED the stock 10 the store occupied Dy David
Walsh, the business will hereafter be conducted by
him.
He expects in few days, a good assortment of
Boots Shoes of nearly every description and hopes
by attention to busines and endeavors please to
merit the patronage Of the public
DAVID II WALSH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

ZINE RAZORS, &o.-Joseph Rogers &
Razor Strops of various patterns Also gentlemen,s
Dressing Cases, with razors &C., complete For sale
by BULKLEY &CO
oc Is ISL. Main At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

DEARS AND QUINCES.-Ihe subscri-
Il Der viii have for sale at his stand in the We
getable market, on Shockoe Hill, this morning. a
large lot of superior Pears and Ounces Thoes in
want have now an exceento pportunty of supply ing
themselves. THOMAS WHITEOCK. :.
nc ls-1t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

= On our outside viii be found the tenn
perate and conclusive Card Of Col. G.. n.
JOHNSON, in answer to the structures Of s.Sam
rsten' postponed for few days in conse-
aaence OF the press of important news, which
has overloaded our columns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

DEW IN ST. JAMES CHURCH FOR
4 SALE.-The owner of PEW No. 49, in St.
James Church, hsyiog removed from Richmond has
authorized me to sell it. Apply to
oc l8-dts GEO D. FISHER
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CRYSTALO-GRAPH LETTERING

A DMlNISTRATKlX'S NOHCE.-AlI
IA persons indebted to the es ate of Edw'd Evans
without delay; and all PEI having claims against
said estate, will present them to the ed in
order to settlement of the affairs of the estate
JENNA MA EVAES
oc l8-2tS Adm,x of Edward Evans den;a
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Ora ND
COMBINED ATTRACTION
FOURTH MILITARY AND CIVIC
EXCURSION AND BALL
TO THE
SLASH COTTAGE
PROGRAMME:

PROGRAMME:
KUNKELS OPERA TROUPE win leave
morning. = -. -
Another Train win leave the Depot ii IL O'Clock
M, precisely.
The BALLOON ASCENSION viii take
place at o'clock.
with the YOUNG GUARD, and arrive 10 dine 10
witness the Ascension.
During the evening, . GRAND CIVIC AND MI
LITARY BALL will be given in the COTTAGE Under
the auspices of the Young Guard S -
Ladies' and Gentleman desirous Of ATTENDING the
Ball, and who cannot eave in the morning or ster-
noon trsina yist the Cottage In the Mall Tsain
which leaves at q O'clock, 2. n. seg8
RETURNING, the first Train will leave the Cottage
It 4 oeisck. NJ, or immediately after the Balloos
The second Train win leave an hour later; and
The third Train will leave about r. NJ
The fourth Train will leave at o'clock, A. II.
KUNKELs oPERATIC TROUPE vill civ, one
Of their grand embellishments ct the Cottage 1t q
The BALLOON ASCENSION win com. Oh .,
The BALL win be opened at To,sloch.
Tickets for the Round Trip, 81.
81 coTILLoN MUSIC from SMITHS ARAo-
- Refreshments (ediblss) At city psicsa end fur
nisbed IN abundance No spintuous iiqnors allowed
On the grounds during the day evening. sn1 ape-
ciai police fierce on duty 70 preserve oFasr
The YOUNG GUARD shus present. : .srs sonbl-
patton which they truss win meet the entire sppro-
~ Tickets for sale st the Depot In Broad street;
and at the ssllssin, Dipsfeh and Penny Pest count
tng-rooms oc t6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

RRONZED HAT STANDS.-French
~ Bronzed and Maroon Hat and Umbrella stands
ofseyeral patterus, for sale low by
ocl s BULKLEY co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-18

MANILA ROPE-Assorted-3-S to
VSA inch diameter. for sale by the coil or anal.
Ter quantity by G. J. SiNTON CO.. y
DC IL Sign of the Circular Saw, a. Main ri
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-. Ausxkis.-AApzAoIsxILx CAMILLA Uaso
.as AenAsls IN sddion TO the great attractions II
p.s.e11ed - that Remarkable srospe. have
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