The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

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=" &C Il Is-s 81 '' : 9-4'l MILDRED GAY.
PAIL RACES
AAN RROAD ROCK "a
2E s 2 !, Il ! B1 y s p. {.
1856. : Jockey Club purse
James TslIsy enters Lucy Phillips. years old, By
Ta1sy.ho dam Betsy White. sass
David Nc Daniel enters Sam Letcher. 5years old,
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49, r 2 e NEW mAk-
@-:zSSSs FIRST Day Sweepstake
for year olds-s2oo entrance half forfeit and elo-
Willism q. Gibbons, Oh. 6. Nicholas, by Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes, BY! John R. Grimes.
James Talley. eh. Q. by Tailey-ho, dam Betsy
Major fhomas boswell, ch T. Sue Washington, by
Revenue. dam Sarah Washington, by Zinsanee.
SECOND DAY-Propnetor's Purse $2oo-two mile
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse $780, mile
heats with inside stake of $500 each with four sub
William H. Gibbons Mamie Lewis, by Glencoe,
dam Motto, by Besrfoot.
DR.. Cafey, of Georgia, not named:
David Mcdaniel, sebastopol, by Talley.ho, dam BY
C. Green, Oh. h. Frankford, by Glencoe, dam Mary
FOURTH DAY-Swespstake, mile hests-for 5 year
olds that have nevsr race, $780, so forfeit-to
name and close the 18th October. Three or more to
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u NOTICE-.The members of Spring
KY field Division, No 1877 Son. OF TemPsrnnce,
9Th hs1 Ts s'sa 10
o'cioeI for The purpose Of attending public Tenn.
perance meeting at Grace Street Baptist Church, in
compliance with an invitation from shockos Hill
Division.
The Armory Band will be In attendance.
Rev. William White, Of Lsxington, w.. and
ing By order Of the w. r
ROBERT 9. RICHARDSON,
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. NOTICE,--The member. Of shockos
w Hill Division, No. 81 Sons Of Temperance,
~ are respectfully invited to meet at their Hall,
on THURSDAY EVENING, OCT; 18th :. q O'clock
precisely, in order to unite with Springfield and
thence to Grace Street Baptist Church whore pub
Members of all the other Sister Divisions in this
city invited to unite with On this oceason.-
The Rs1e also are fEIsTiREsssiatfEk
n HEADERS IsT REG'T va VOLs,(
a RICHMOND, October IS, 1855.
RDAy n nsIt 81 15.h Inst Ths line On vii Be-
formed Broad street. the right resting on 9th street.
III. In Obedience to general orders, comm.ndsuts
accompanies required to report in writing thu
morning of the parade, the number and condition of
the arms and accousrsments now in possession of
III. The resirnatien of Capt. Daniel Trueheart,
Jr, Adiutant of this Regiment having been rendered,
". William Munfsrd, Esq. il hereby appointed
Adjut.nt Of the regiment, vice frushsart re1snsd
He will rank as Captain Of The hns' and will be
By ordeTo ''''- COL AUGUST.
III RIcHARDsos, Capt "B" Co., Acting Adjutant
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N LERY.;A.ssmble AZ your aua room, THIS
sS EVENING. ct O'clock full and pune
0& tual attendance 10 necessary.
By orAsr of the Captain. oc 16-lt
q Il 3 Y 8, ATTkNTION..-In Accord
r. anee with Regimental Orders, you will parade in
h! trent Of the City Hall, on SATURDAY morsins
Wnext, at 81 O'Clock. In full winter uniform grey
pants and pompon Arms and accoutrsments in or
" By order Of Capt Elliott
JNo. T. ROGERS, Orderly.
DRILL.--.Attend regular Company Drill, on FRI
DAY evening next. at Lafayette Hall q. ~ O'clock.
oc list J. T. r.. Orderly.
n HEADQU'Rs 18Th RIG T VA. MILlTIA.}
W The COMMANDMENTS of Companies, CON-
directed to hold elections for officers of said Compa-
nies forthwith, after due notice.
By By order Of Col d. e co m sr.pxr .,,u.u.
a ARMORY CONTINENTAL GUARD,
"a OCTOBER 18TH, 1856. 5
your Armory on THURSDAY evsnins 18th inst, At
II o'clock, TO attend to business of importance.
H. ii. WILLIAMSON. 1.t sera't
~ RICHMOND, Oct. 18th, 1885.
W ATTEND n meeting and regular Drill
of your Company, on THURSDAY, Oct. 10Th, at VI
O'clock, z. ID. By order of the Capt.
G. A. JARVIS, LIST serst
P. S-Sergeants will summon their squads.
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~ TOURNAMENT.-Ticket4f for sale at the
AM Drug Store Of DUvAL NORTON; at
~ the principal Bookstores, and at the Gate
OF ths Agricultural Fair Grounds. Price of Tickets
30 cents, admitting gentleman and two ladies;
children not admitted unless accompanied by bro.
tector: and to be admitted at half price.
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