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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

THE LATEST ExPEDlENT FOR SwINDL1Ne
We learn from Mr.. McDoNoUGH, the agent o.
Adams x Co.'s Express for this city that 8
new mode of swindling great many people
In small way, has been resorted to in New
York. A person under a fictitious name
writes to number of well known persons
that box or parcel has come to him as agent
for some line or other, which will be forward.
ed upon the payment of some small charge
In the case made known to us, letter signed
WIN. I. JOLIET was received by one of our
prominent citizens, informing him that par
Gel directed to him was in the said MIR. Joli
ett's possession, which would be forwarded
on the payment of so cents. the charge upon
it. The letter was handed to Adams & Co.'s
Agent. with instructions to pay the freight in
New York, and bring on the package. This
was exactly what Mr.. Joliet did not want
done. He had no idea of going to Adams
q Co.'s Office He probably expected to get
= gold dollar in letter, with instructions to
pay the remaining half to Adams & Co. and
send on the package. Many letters written
thus to different parts of the country have M
doubt brought something back to the swim.
dler. We mention the fact to put people on
their guard.
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Mr.. N. T. Gtark0, dep1ty
collector for the pert Of kichmond, has rsassee be
osssc ss5 refureed 10 his CID situsfiou Of leputy
ci~rH of fls Govt 81 Appeals. Mr.. Edward Nc Car
tnv. Who ksld The Office Of Inspeetor, has ben sp-
Nh. 4. q Glszebrooke has received the sppoin
meut Of Inspector. Mr. starke 10 shout the hrst
man We ever hnev to give up IN office under the
general governmsnt to take deputy cierksn'p
where the pay il less.
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beat MATTERS.

4usfrses CouRr wss d session 10
4idermen Wiseaeld Bray, Batter. Bistord
and Lieecomb presiding, and dispoeed Of I Iarsr
amount q buetnee Ne follows:
IHfeApcranm 1nmes ONeill, indicted or mis-
demeanor- ~ beating his wife on the.3d in
slant fe Of Observation-Disclosures found
guilty, 30 and costs. and imprisoued six
months ereaiter till the fine Il paid, or he Il
otherwise charged by due course of law
discharged -Joseph Singleton, Indicted for q
misdemesnor, was arraigned, when the Attorney
TOR the Commonwealth ordered aoiie proseqai to
De entered BY consent of the court, the accused
paying all costs.
Fetony-Fanny Dustry. a free woman, charged
with beating with intent 10 kill Isaac Lomax free
man, was tried and acquitted.
Not Granted.-Joseph Longenotti made applca-
ton FOR license to sell ardent spirits which the
court refused to grant.
Licensed.-The application of Schefier & Wag
goner for license to keep an Ordinary, was heard
and granted.
ASSAULT Richard, q slave, charged with feloni.
ously assaultng Dabney. slave, was found guilty
and ordered twenty FIVE stripes.
The Grand Jury met at l2 o'clock, and after re-
tirement, found true bills against the following per
sons indicted for misdemeanor: Charles Doran
VIM. Earl, John Dorsn, Richard Morriss, James
B. l.. Manson, two cases) Michael Downs, Samuel
Jeunett. Phrisley T. Dix and VIM. Allen. The
Grand Jury then adjourned till IL o'clock this NOR
| ming.
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Ey A novel case has occurred In New
York. The proprietors of the Sunday Cou.
r1er sued JOHN M. Wilcor for advertising in
their paper. The defence set up was, that il
there was any contract for Sunday labor, il
was void by the provisions of the statute, and
the plea was sustained by the Court.
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ALFRED MODES.

EXPECTING to leave in few DAYS on
~ tour through the Carolinas, Tenuessss ana
Kentucky and perhaps into Ohio letter nv sesvices
done through IN agent, on noder rate terms 5,
Frs. v. SUTTON, Sa
io-Vt Law Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

The TREAsURER's BENEFIT.-To- night
has been apart at the theatre for the benefit of
Treasurer Rogers whose duties have been most ar.
duous throughout the The bill presented for
the occasion is attractive one to play goers all
of whom should lose no opportunity in making esch
benefit night of profit to the person for whom it
is intended Let the house be filled then to over
flowing by all means
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MARRIED.

In Hanover, on Wednesday, Feb. 14th, at Locust
Green, by the Rev. Dr. Howell, Mr. JAMES II.
MASON. of Richmond, to Miss ELLEN ]. TIM.
BERLAKE, of H. mover county, Va.
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T,rsp.ss,Nc-John Kew

DEMONSTRATION Key and Charles
Lewson were Gagged last Wednesday night for tres
passing on Isaac A. Goddip, at the Bkoad Street Ho
tel. They were both drunk at the time, and YER,
noisy, so much that Mr.. Goddin had them reno
we'd by the watchmen. Key was DISCHARGED, 1t be
ing his first appearance at the station house, bu
Lewson being old offender. was sent to prison II
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FrRE.-The alarm of fire about IL o'clock
last night arose from the burning Of stable belong
ing to Gen j. B Harvie, corner of 9Th and Clay
streets, We did not learn the amount of the loss.
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MARINE NEWS.


ARRIVED,
s.h, HsxslI. Smith, New York, MIDI, David
sshr Hanover. whppIs. New Yofh, nds, psvid
Curtis. $780, $1,000.
moiassea Workman Co.
Sahr Chas PeasIee, -----. Ateakepsss sa4ar 80
moissses Dunlop, Moncurs & Co.
schr John Bell, Ham, Msines hms, nnesfofd
Co. -. go.
sehr Wesfovsr; Rogers. Boston, mds D Curris
Schr Perssverance, Wyatt. Sack River, Oysters.
SAILED,
BRIG Manhattan, Leland, Norfolk, light
Schr Susan. Kelly, Boston, mdz, D Currs.
Scbr AbdeIKader, Brown, Port WaitnaH, 70 ioed
with cosl for hsrIeston-
sehr Hope, Creighton, Baltimore, cesl, w Col
sehr Geo Washington. Camp. Philadelphia, mdz.
w Colquist Co.
sloop New Packet, GwsItney. Smithfeld.
Sleep Henry Clay, Forrest, Back River.
Sioop Missas'ppi, Moore. DO
sIoop Economy, Wainwright, do
Scop w Prentiss Watson, Chuchatucs.
Sioop Martin Van Buren,, Howe, Hampton.
Sloop Two Comp anions, Chesser, 90
SIoop Wingate Thomas White, DO
NORFOLK Feb. IS -Ar1iyed, schr Lehoy: ross,
from New York. On Monday. 18th inst, MIenaei
McGaw seaman fell overheard and was drownsd-
Reports schr Eliza jane, Barnard OF this port asoors
off Cape Henlopsn.
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SENT oN-Washington Brown, a free
negro, fsm Henrico, sent to prison for being in
the city without a register of his freedom He has
once been sold for Jail fees, when committed on q
similar charge.
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ALEXANDER DIoRAMIo VIEws.-These
Views now on exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall, are
well worth seeing. There a large audience in
attendance last night, Who were much pleased with
the exhibition. Go early tonight, If you wish to
get a good seat See the advertisement.
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TIE r. L. I. BLUES will find, b

The r. L. l. BLUES will find, by refer
ence to the advertising columns. that the Dre" Pa
rade announced to take place this afternoon, has
that they are requested to attend a meeting This
esening at Z O'Clock, at the YOU'VE GUARD ARMosY;
As business of importance to every member VIII
come up 10 very important that all such be pune
tual in their attendance Attention, Blues Eyes
right and obey the order of your Captain.
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"Yousa AMERICA. IN NEW Yokx. There
was . great meeting at The Tshernscle IN
New York on the 10Th inst Some Of the pa
pers say It was meeting Of "Young Ameri.
cans" others say Know Nothings,' and
others "Sam'' in Council. The Tabernacle
was very superbly decorated, military en-
blems forming large part of the display
A military company, the Washington Cont
nentals, were present in full uniform. There
was . great deal of singing interspersed
through the proceedings. Bitter speeches
were made against the Catholics and against
Seward and those Know Nothings who voted
for him. A platform was adopted, which
they denominated 'the platform Of Young
America" In this it is declared that none
but Americans should rule America-that
foreigners should be twenty-one years in the
country before they vote-that they are
against the slavery agitation-they are free
from the letters of the old corrupt and de-
cayed political parties, de-; and, in conclu-
sion, they call upon their "young brothers of
Virginia to join in crushing that arch-traitor,
HENRY A. WISE"
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VIoLEncE.-Jacob, slave to L II. Gran

VIoLENcE.-Jacob, slave to l. II. Grant,
was arraigned before the Mayor. yesterday, to I'M
dergo an Investigation for essaulting and beating
Thomas. slave to Abram Warwick. jacob, it seems,
had rented room from Thomas and after keeping it
for several months attempted to move out without
paying his rent To this Thomas objected. and at
tempted to prevent the removal OF the articles.
when Jacob seized brick bat and gave him blow
on left side of his head that like to have sent him
the other side of Jordan. The prisoner was found
guilty OF the Offences end ordered 20 stripes.
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CULPABLE CARELEssNEss- Tuesday
last William Sterling, white lad about ten years
of age, while standing the bridge 9th street,
leading across HaXaIrs canal, was ridden over by
a negro boy, whose horse was in full galop, and
badly injured. The negro made no halt to see
what damage his carelessness had caused, but rode
on as if nothing had happened. DIR. William E.
Wilson was called to the little sufferer and rem
dered him the necessary medical aid We advise
the police to keep eye to this neighborhood. as
it Ia said to have been transformed into a race
course by negroes riding horses to water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

OVERSIZE OF THE PooR.--An election
was held in the second district Of Henrc, county,
Yesterday for Oversser Of the Poor to h the vscsr-
az created BY the removal to the city Of Mr. Tho's
Lsftwich The vote east was very small. We have
not yet heard from Boar Swamp the second pre-
cinct There were no candidates. The vote a. far
ss heard from stands thus:
Couythouse -Miles C. Esglestou,
Elijah ker,........................
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YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN Association

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOClATIoN-
Our readers will bear in mind the lecture before
this body at7l2 o'clock this evening. in Cente-
nary Church. The large and highly intelligent
audience in attendance on the last lecture evening
we doubt not duly appreciated the embarrassing
position in which our young friends were placed,
and shared equally with themselves the gratifca,
ton afforded by the kindness of the worthy gen
teman who so efficiently addressed them in the
emergency. Dr. Hoge having returned to the
city, may be confidently expected to be present
this evening, and to deliver the lecture heretofore
announced by US
We predict for this course Of lectures large
degree of the popular favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

MAiHEs-Ths Republican members Of the Maine
Legislature have called convsntioa of the people
opposed 70 slavery and In favor Of the Maine Liquor
Law, fer the nomination Of candidate for governor
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SAILING o. THE AFRIcA.-The stsamsbIn Af,,..
sailed from Boston for Liverpool on Wedp..a.v
morning, with Ill passengers and about 5000 COO IN
specie.
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mfhisE.-Ths New Hampshire Anti
:. convention has nominated M w. Tspp.u
the free-soil candidate for aoysrnor rp.A
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NEW fohK-The Democratic State Convention
OF New York has nominated saml Inehsm :. -
didste for Governor, and passed resolut,on. A..
noupeins the Kaow Nothinss and the Maine Lio.s,
Law. fss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

FUNERAL PRooEssION-LodgeF Fran
caise, Masons and Nelson Encampment, and
Union Lodge, o. o. F., turned out yesterday
afternoon in funeral procession to bury their de
ceased brother, Edward Mcdonald, who died of
consumption on the 18th instant, in the Both
year of his age. The procession, attended by the
Armory and Cornet Bands, was very imposing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

The House Of Representatives, on Wednesday
killed tina seven steam sleeps Of war bill.
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So MUCH FOR INTEMPERANoE.-George
w. Probst appeared before the Mayor yesterday
to answer the charge of asssulting and beating bis
wife. Mrs. P. stated that her husband had treated
her badly several times while he was intoxicated,
but that as he had now promised to do 30 no more,
she asked leave to withdraw the warrant The
Mayor permitted the compromise to be made, and
discharged the accused.
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nISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ sHIP.- Tho Co partnership of HART & MO-
SE8 has been this day dissolved, by mutual consent
All persons having claims against the firm will pre-
sent them for paymsnt and all persons Indebted to
the concern viii please call and make payment, as
We anxious to close mp the concern a speedily
~ possible. GEORGE HART.
ALFRED MOSES
NEW CONCERN--HENRY HART.
having purchased the interest of Alfred Moses n the
late concern Of Hart Moses. the business " here
after be conducted ufder the style and firm OF O. 4
HAkT. GEO. HART
HENRY HART.
The undersigned returns his thanks to
patronage bestowed upon the old firm and soIoits
contlnuance Of the came to the new firm feeipr sat
used that there will be nothing wanted their part
to merit IT, fs
fsls ALFRED MOSES.
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Eggleston's maj ,..........., !
and we think there il very little doubt that he
elected.
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NARROW EsCAPE.-Yesterday morning
DR.. Pete,ield Trents horse, attached to buggy,
took fright on Broad street and of dashng the
running portion of the vehicle to pieces. A small
negro boy, in the buggy at the time, was thrown
out butreceived no serious injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

BROADER GENERAL TYLKR-We have
already announced that John Tyler, ir.. has
been elected Brigadier General of the Sc,
cond Brigade of Pennsylvania. This is call
ed the Irish Brigade. Genl Tyler, it seems
was promptly removed from his Office by
Gov. Pollock. In letter to those who elect
ed him, he declares that the legality of Gov
Pollock's action, sis now being questioned. .
He adds: THE dignity and honor, as well az
the rights and interests of the Second Brig
ade, under the law, shall be protected and
defended - my own" So we may have
some excitement out of this affair betwaan
the Governor and Brigsdier General TYLER
TEMPERANCE IN AFRIcA.-The Mercantile
Advertiser Of Cape Town Cape of Good
hopel Of the 18th December states that
Aoshesh, Chief Ruler of Basotuland. has
pfonibited the importation and sale of Ii.
sson IN IN edsctual decree, brief and point.
Cd containing only three clauses.
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kiAC1A k8$oos 1h0 - W 6eseAA~~sAcAA y
fish Ministry is very difficult matter the
British statesmen being no doubt so relu Giant
10 undertake. the management of trouble
some . war. -
THE KNOW NorHINGs. PennsyIva-
nian, of Philadelphia, demo cratic,) publish
es what that paper declares to be a full his
tory Of the recent deliberations of the State
Council of the Order of Know Nothings, be-
ing An exact copy of the synopsis sent to the
various subordinate Lodges for their informa-
ton. OF course in regard to matters of so
much secresy as Know Nothing proceedings,
it will be difficult for the uninitiated to believe
the publications of this kind. These proceed
ings are very remarkable; but VIC have not
room for them. They consist of amendments
proposed to the constitution-of resolutions
adopted-of decisions of questions PROFOUND
ed to the council. Among the last named
are the following, viz That Know Nothings
may electioneer for their ticket, but not as
Know Nothings-that every member of the
order is bound to vote the entire State ticket
nominated by it, or withdraw from it-and
that no member should admit to outsiders
that they are members of the order. 1t was
resolved THAT mo nomiee of political party
shall be eligible 10 membership" in the order.
To the whole is appended proposition from
s'P. Sken Smith, Chairman Am. State Ex'
Conn.," for an open National Convention to
nominate President and Vice President OF
the United States. In this paper Mr.. Smith
either says or is made to say, that the order
has so spread and grown so powerful, that
there is no longer any necessity for "under-
ground railroads and blush fights" He ex-
presses doubt whether, the necessity hav-
ing passed away. American freemen Will
s'bow down and bend the knee to the arbi'
itary rescripts of secret orders" The New
York Herald, regarded friendly to the Know
Nothings, republishes the whole of these pa
pers, it says, "as part of the history OF the
extraordinary age of which we form COM
ponent part
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

BREAKING GROUND We understand that
the Contractors on the Richmond and York River
Railroad have broken ground, and are now pre-
rapidly as possible
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0oiNG AT LARGE.-The practice so ex-
tensvely indnsed In of permitting servantsto 10 ct
service, than any other evil known in this uomnuni
y. BY IT good servants are corrupted and ren-
oered worthless while at the time they are Civ
~ an opportunity Of keeping dens for the secretion
" and tho reception Of stolen articles not
s II disposed Of otherwise. Owners Of
o. &c resolve not to permit thelr ssvss To- ME thar
rn lime, and then 20 At large in violation Of law
~ wei! y ofJussiss 70 the rights Of others, !.
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THE FoRElcs News Under our latest news
head win be found tolerably full account Of
the foreign news by the Asia. There are no
new sligo Of peace but, on the contrary.
there ID every appearance ofpreparation and
arrangement for more vigorous campaign
the coming season. Sebastopol is as secure
rs ever. and her bells chime as merrily as
though no enemy were near. The uncivil Rus
slams make sortie occasionally, and damage
No.. .aewhat the strangers who are knocking
heir doors, and are so anxious TO get within
their gates. The Reorganization Of the Br-
fish Ministry is very difficult matter; the
British statesmen being no doubt so relu Giant
10 undertake the management of trouble
aome war. -
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH.
FRIDAY noRNiNo. TEBRUXRY W. lass.

THE WxgxLr DnrArcH, for Friday, Feb.
10, contains - usual variety Of attractive
reading. editorials, foreign and domestic
news, IN interesting story. review of the mar
kets, &c. &a The paper can be obtained at
the Dispatch Counting Room, at the low
price Of three cents per copy, or 81 per an.
nam.
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waw npuC1AL NOTICE..
Lost OR bTOLEN.

T OST-On Tuesday morning last, IN the
IL New Market. . small MEMOhAnDUM bVOh,
with the nsme Of Sam'l Chappell written on the IN.
side. Any person finding 1t and leaving the ssns o.
Stall No. IS, New Market will be suitably rewarded.
fa
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0bVfsIIION EMIsEARfEb HhT6 Deem not
ory active, but successful in running fl slaves from
velopm it 10 not at all improbable that they
about to BIS detected. and punished a. the law d.
reefs These creatures we have no doubt are enga-
geo IN some sort OF business here to hide their
occupation and by that means have thus far man
ssed TO siude detection, but murder viii OUT and
and that before long But a few DAYS since ave ne,
Eoes were run on and have not since been heard Of
Since them small boy. about six years old hes dis
appeared, and IN oil probability 10 now In some free
State. These thefts could not have been 90 SYSTEM
aticaly Committed If some white person was not In
direction the thieves, could that person have
covered up his trae 30 long IL he had occupied
some postion which for the time placed him ABOVE
suspicion. The veil however. which concealed him
has ct length been partially raised and before he IL
Of f. his coniederatss and himself win be 90
entanged IN the eshes of the law that retreat will
be impossible. Marx the prediction
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ATTENTION K l.. l. BLUES.
A PARADE at Lafayette Hall on FRI
a DAY EVENING the 18th inst at s O'clock IN
mi FULL DRESS UNIFORM with kNAPsACkS;
W arms and accout rements 10 order for inspection.
By order of Captain Patton
fe l5-2t WIN. H. nj, VIoeIiy'
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arises IN stand on its disocated and broken re.
mains d 1t is not for US TO answer the question
only to record the facts This answer can only be
had by finding out what are the remains of the
Platform. But what these remains of our once
cherished Wing principles are it Is impossible for
US to SEE, much more to say. There Is not enough
left we fear, OF the corpse for any species of poll
teal a aatomiz alton. internal improvements y
ouce cherished Wing principle, has just as strong
Demo cratic as Wing support In Congress
protective tariff has now more friends among the
Pennsylvania Democrats than in any other State of
the Union The currency issues have been SUPER
seeded by the railroads and.magnetic telegraphs,
which do away with all necessity for any great re-
gulator of the domestic exchequers. Indeed, there
Is not Wing principle that Clay and Webster
become fnnctns ofcio, or that is not dead and bu-
red as the United States Bank was, by new inven-
tons, Nich as the locomotive and the telegraph
that ma Ike them unnecessary.
Nevertheless, Wing hosts will hover for months
and mo nths yet, over the tombs of CLAW and Web
ster, ard the principles buried with them-for
mourne RS of parties, like other mourners, are the
last to believe 10 the dissolution of DEATH
We give this information from pretty good
Wing authority, as part of the "history of
| the times" Whether this news has reached
the Wings of Old Virginia (about as staunch
and devoted as any in the Union) we cannot
say They have certainly preserved recent
Iva silence rather funereal in its character
However, there may be yet some devoted
followers of Wing principles who may step
forth and either deny that the Wing party is
dead, or demand that the body be kept in
state yet awhile to see if it be indeed mast
recovery.
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r OST-Between our Jewelry Store and
IL the Ma sons Lodge, on franklin street, SILVER
COMPASS belonging to Lodge No. 10. suitable
reward will be paid for its return to US.
MYERS 4 JANKE,
No 75k Main st.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above Parade is postponed until
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst. at 8 o'clock
Sergeants will notify their Squads of this chsnge.
Bv order of the Captain.
fe l6-St VIM III. fry, " ..
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-We have on
"A hard and are In regular receipt of saps,er
kEp-ASH and WHITE-ASH COAL for Crate,
Steve and Furnace purposes
PICKETT 4 MAYNARD,
IL tim Near Patsrnburg Depot