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ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
lie and the skin of place larger than baud, from
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied
Turf Oil, and in day he we'll Another
mule which working to dray became unable to
walk ON examoing his foot discovered nail about two
inches long the head My driver and the neghbor said
he would be good for nothing drew the nail out inserted
piece lint and your Turf OH and him To work
that he has lost hour, but is good
also horse badly suagged the outside of
his thigh in places about inches deep and four
inches wide which he stiff day Nour Tur
Gil applied and it brought them entirely sound II
truly of the remedies for have
and have lived in drug store for several Use
this think proper. Very truly,
ao Messrs Dove & Co. j. II. WEISlGER.
For sale by STROTHER " WHITEHEAD,
nov I.ynClburg.
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NO TmEI.AnIMsOF IyNCIsnURs..-D

Il MS a BRO. DYtis Richmond, Va, beg TO inform the
citizens of nchbng that they prepared to execute
every description silk Cotton Wooen yeng Clean
done New York -lScw here. We have
machinery and the best of workmen and guar
patrons Merino SILK and DE Lain
dyed fashionable colors suit the of the
owners Shnws every description dyed cleaned Grape
ShaW d. scarlet crimson other cOlors, equal to import
Nelvcis equal silk dresses cleaned and Grease
stains removed We intend do work equal to
establishment the ned States aud respectfully solicit
the patronage the citizens of Lyncbug and vicinity Gen
emens Garments dyed and cleaned 10 look equal tonew
DENNIS n BRO,
Successors to J " Hines Franklin opposite Metropolis
tan Hail Richmond Va. sep 4-ds
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,spuc,tully, H. NJ. LEFTWICH.


IiIU T7INNUl NCUTIIW v n T
Messrs Tore Cotienilcmrn:I used one fourth OF
bottle OF Turf Oh the back ofmy horse the
back almost aver saw, entirely place large
hand and this single application q only applied cured
outi ely and permanently really surprised
qucknes OF itscuratyes properties and think mnrepromp
aud ctlcacuus than any thing OF the kind saw,
sold thousaid of bottles partitions
imposes
Respectfully j. J. BONDURANT
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IL sale in store Head uf the Dock.
.iU0 Bag, Rio Coffee III per BARK Clara laxall,
1870 " Prime Java Coffee
BU Casks Iii',berts Porter, Plnts and Quarts,
1000 Sacks Liverpool ine Salt,
200 Bags M. Peruvian titlano the best,
400 Bbls lie Burg's Super hospiate Lime,
D. Packages chuice Tea, the Imported
20 Half pes London Dock Dark brandy,
10 F." Goddard Pale
1917 Baskets Renaud and Francois Heidsiek
Wine,
20 Torccs Muir's jug Ale the best Ale imported.
20 lihds. Ifius Sides and Shoulders consignment,
bourbon and other kinds OF old " Risky,
Madeira aud Sherry Wines.
SOLAR, sperm and IiuseeI OIL, the former direct
from New BcIturl
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4 t.EAT NORTHERN 4 N - r., Egs..at.H.asJ
N SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE o. %1kss-----Hetx
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND AL
ENANDRIA RELATIONSHIPS night Train esrds Broa
street Station at O'clock allowing a minutes passenger
the Richmond and Danvle Railroad supper.
huS free of charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond to Gortonsvle 81 25
Gotdonsvillet to Washington by Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. s 20
IL. ID. WIiTCOMB, sup Transportation.
Nv
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.


snslNsA LINE Of Hichnoud AND -.
y NiNNOkk PACKETS This home a f~f-f,
Inc " composed OF the toloN ing and sails $3.50
,"ln Ns"'ferk every three days. All the city
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JEWELRY. WATCHES. &C.
Nrnr,cE.-.lf ,ea wan. 70 rnr,.n.r


NrOTsGE.--sf 20" want Ia p"rcha-c IL nne
~ Watch call sitNlhIhuns ttiFr, they
aperlsl attention 10 trade experience The.
have had IN importing hoases the NORTH togethr
with their prsent arnes la tho watch trade will enaie
them 10 we by any house in Virginia Besides
alt hia they their watches 60 perform
ton purr and in the eYsnt Of trouble this
they the spat Their present stock
aud we'll selected Remember the House
sILNEkIIpRS a CLIFF
T. s-Partcular attention paid TO repairing watches
jo
AuBarAPGAIEOs SPOONS a Nd FOSsN.
~ We take pleasure In announcing 10 friends al
others may u something superior the AZ
fablo Coffee Spoons well Dining Dessert
Fork made OF Abata aud plated with pure Silver
lot Of the above goods
uaciuru III be pleased sell them the lowest
prices patterns very desrAbe aud quality OF
the ware A MOL. Remember The house
may pts SiLNERrlIoRN . Cliff.
~ NEW eONtEKN.-rhc undersigned hay
"a Ing associated themselves together under The firm
style Of Thurman Dinwidiie, tho purpose ear
rying the Jowelry business its various branches
would respectfully nfm their friends AMI the public
they win keep constantly hand Gold silver Lee
Anchor aud fupne acl, Breast Pms Finger Rings
arnr Bracces told Guards aud Fob Chains Seal KEYS
silver aaus all and ayaeiy OF other
l1us Ia all which viii sell low AS can bc
bought the State All We ask call 10 the public
what SAY Is true. JOSEPH : TIL KhAN,
JAMES DiNWIDDIE.
y u Wacl rs and Jewclry cpai ed al short
reasonable t.fas odgold aud silver taken in exchange
work. 4. a. u
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ltE on ron OLD sOREs OF

Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED 10 CuHE, AND No DANGER FROM FXrOsuRE
CoiD, Price 80 cents bottle.
Entered according Of Congress r Carss Once Of he
District Coat for The Easta ptsrict Of III gaia By DOFh
q co, RictDORd ia = 30 sic
READ the FOLLOWING:
Come TO get pamphlet aud read certificates
of performed by the Turf OH certificates truth
respectable and respected citizens, aud
here whom refer aud ypu doubt as
n medicine IL III
other known Try and you viii be satisfied % what
TtuE TUnf Ott.-Read the follow ing, and come To ON
store aud we will tell you of many others who have been
cured
RICHMOND, NOV. II. ls.I
Ress,s Dape SCoGcntlrmen-l used portion bottle
OF YoGr Turf Oil which kindly presented with
and take pleasure in saying that found eilecua
skin which had
several years by physicians, without receiving the
usat benefit also ended IL friend of who
months had been annoyed by similar eruption
skln, aud no informed short sincc that
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, Il. NJ. LEFTW1CH.
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FHNsIE sicUmshIp~ J WENFOW Y and ROAM
OkE having been thoroughly oyerhancd and now in
order have resumed their places in the line tn New York
The JAMESIoWN, Captain PARISH, leaves Richmond
Tuesday afternoon at clock for New York and City
evening the arrival of the Cars Lynch
Petersburg, touching only NJ Norfolk
The ROANOKE CAPTAIN SKINNER, leaves city Point
Saturday morning arrival of the Cars
burg, fo New York touching AZ Norfolk.
passeuge by the South side Road leaving Iynchburg
Tuesday and Friday mornings will connect with the steamers
at Guy Point.
aud Fare from ynchburE TO New York by either
Ship Sli Sterrage Passage only 81
For further information apply to
LEE. JOHNSON & co.
: 4 NnNN NnrL A IN Stnnn1 hin
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These vessels the first class built expressly for tls
trade and have superior accommodations
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fed for trade who VIII spare cxertion
motic.
They will be lowed up and down the river by sen aud
be relied sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, will lind it to
their interest to ship y This line the only regular line
and freight will aw be taken low by any other
sells aud every effort will he made by the agents Richmond
and Boston give satisfaction.
Nercspectiully ask and hope - obtaining full
share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond at the Dock and In Bos
a Itowes Wharf
DAVID wM Cl'RiIE Richmond ; Agents
ALLEN y WEITCHl Boston, 'e
6-dts.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C.
JUW nOON-. NEW nOONs.

NEW hOONS, NEW BOOKS.
~ eou ~ Monaia and other Poems by Jas barron Hope,
My Last Cruise, or where went and what saw, by
4 v. Ifnbcr=ham. u. =. n,
Poems. National ana Patri tic by O.. w. Gutter.
Annogodiou, or the 4. : In Prophecy, by Baldwin,
Villas and Cottages, by Calvert Vaux,
The Border Rover, by Emrrson Bennett,
Viva 81 the Secret Of Power. by MIS- Southwofih,
Henry Lyle, or Life aud Existence, by Miss Marryar
Murr' ing too Late,
Pilgrimage q III Mcdinal aud Meceat, by Burton,
Tie hts, by the author of Struggles
Review Of Uamlbollism Examined by NJ Il, I.nfd
Germany liz GnycrstcA fheol# Ky aud Religion SeloH
Philosophy aud Practice of Slavery. by W. A smith.
IIaBsoTd fald Of Bacons Rebellion, by Saint George
Fucker ct Richmond Va
tanulal4 All, by George flhugh,
Wythug Pocket Dose Book.
tiaery Of poec Pictures. by James FIN
BOOK OF Public rrayci, prepared by the reformers
Calvin, koA, Bucer aud others for sale by
4
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

FsNEAs.-JOO Packages s-nnpowder and Black
the portion the finest grade imp"Ttsd for sale
- ma 10 Isl EDMOND. DAVENPORT X co.
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tn h0sk N siEVENs, Importers n..,
~ IA Dealers In China Earihenwarc Glass IoII ~
MIN iiasses MATTERS Plated Briftami, ~, rl2f3
- ldmFs, Religorators Water COui,fs Gas - a.lj
lures Caslote Fancy t,oode ac
VI AUGUSTUS MuIH. No - SYraNqt,t S1,.s,..
aN"'t'' SIN ms. itltbsbttG Nu.ulAfA
We now receiving from Europe per shin, ~,
"SaTanak. "Sti hen trow II * I4.lca an,
sprung Stock oi Chino rthtngarc from tl,
EN- and Eastern FACTORIES. Stuck " A..
Glasses CastoIs Lamps Fancy tiood.. Se Dnr sla ~
AID desirable, AID We inAiC Merchants. Iloial
ates Who wish 10 pafehas goods line 10 ..,,
stock and prices before purchasing W. think If Mi
tiirir nterrst to do 50. - -" "e !"
We call attention to stock OF Baltimore Stone Wan,
MUIR q SIENENs
MAJ 3lH No % SNt auiuft Stt.,I
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NsKGtNsA THHA>HaNG MAtHsNE-Wc
are now engaged IN making large number of these Ma
clines for the Harvest of 7 and from
success tor several past with the addition
important luiloyenen satisfied that will be
TO Turn ont machines to which and will give
unqualified Cudarsocnts Tho aiyanag
the Virginia Thrashcr others general the fol-
lowing LIST lis great strength and simplicity 2nd abili
~ 10 do more work than performed by any
horse machine 3rd II portable and easily hauled by
horses i We have also succeeded IN removing what has
heretofore been obi cuuahc wit The
great speed on the the hors machines being
grafed TO accomplish with speed drl
wing.
We give Of the man, testimonials in favor of our Ma
chimes.
AMHfEsr COUNTY, VA, 1875.
MfSSRS H. s. WHIrTEMoRF Il BROTHER Grnis The
tour horse Power and ihrashcr purchased Of you July
last proved most excellent machine tlraShci about
~ crops wth akng agar gate of about five thousand
bushels and have given the entire satisfaction all
have thraShel The more thoroughly
c"me of grain than by other tasher have seen
and the grains less broken. have worked with three
horses, and with only is surprising see with
what case the machine is worked Nuu,s respectfully
IIIOS W JONES
We viii also furnish Reapers and Mowers different kinds
Shears Propeller straw Cutter, superior machine;
kN Ctclcs aad Wine Mil Pows Grain Cradles Wheat Drills
&c, &c AT the Lyuchburg Agricultural Works
NHllTEAORE N JOSLIN,
ma COTS Successors 10 II s Whuer,nre 4 Rro
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nrar3ts


MISSION AND FORWARDING MfKCnANIs ~ ",
DEALERS IN GUANO AND AGRiGI.IIIiKA "a a. ~
MENfs EiEHshukd NA-rroduee cons g,n,lt, s,iii1
which Will receive the personal atteIton the partrs
10 John NJ. Otey Dr. James Saunders, sam Miller ~
Rucker, lyi ehburg Thomas Wallace Hon john Ma 1se
Mcilwaine, VIM T. Joynes, Petersburg Warwick t
'ale, Haxali u Co, Richmond THOMAS ku an
-, JAS. X. BRANCH
BSuh@cis JNO. L. BItANrU
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<tOuuOS WsIusKS.-3OO barrels Com
u ahisky, Ia store aud f1r sale by -
Ina al.ts EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
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WI signed sole agent Tor Va aud the South tarhar
Ncodhain y 60 a eolomaed MELODEANS las "a very line
assortment hand both for Church aud rutorat
prices cash Callsoon; and judge Tor yourself
june STREMMEII.
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GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING HOUSE
ESTABLISHED lt3s
KEEN. nAIDWsN a 60,

RE inrect OF the largest aud best selected stock
N Of SpriHP C3ofsisg and Gcntemens Furnishing Goods
they exhibited Tho assortment III be found TO
embrace every variety and grade Ut goods TO be found in is
country made themselves ia the Nefy best manner AID
all respects Having of their
siany York market they enabled at all times
10 the lalrst aud best les Of ia.
In the eced Sory Of tbrr House they prepared with
Wholesale Trade whore Merchants
vii lind good assortment oi Spring Clothing al satisfactory
prices.
wing longer pcrcncc and being largely engaged
manufacture Clothing than auy other House
la the State Tiny prepared to offer the creates. induce
purrfla.crs KEEN, BALDWIN \ 90.
IA
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England ard the United states,

Whilst it is much to be regretted that the Cen.
trail American question is to be re.opeped, we can
not agree with those journals which anticipate q
rupture of friendly relations with Great Britain
from this any other cause. We believe that the
professions Of Lord Napier on this, and on ali
subjects connected with the mutual relations OF
the two countries, have been perfectly sincere and
that Lord Clarendon and Lord John Russell ex,
pressed the sentiments of the British Government
and people, when the former, speaking for the
Ministry, said in reply to the Earl of Derby: we
have interest whatecer in Central america beyond
that of possessing free transit across the 18th,
mus and cannot see any reason why there should
arise any difficulty between us and the United
States" and the latter, Lord RUSSELL when he
declared that all the Central American tribe were
not worth the loss of British or American life in
national conflict 1t may be that Great Britain is
playing q deeper game than ordinary capacities
can fathom, and has some objects in Central Anne
RIGA which do not appear upon the surface. Ger.
tain, however, it is that peace with America is of
moro importance to her than any advantages she
can possibly obtain upon this continent at the ex-
pense of American friendship.
Nor have we any sympathy with the Anglo.
phobia which seems to affict SEINE of our contem-
poraries. With all the faults of the British Gov.
eminent and race, it is great and free country,
and one whose friendship is important to us.
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Tsl.g4KAPHlC NkWs
kEPoRrED FOK rAE UIsPAfC



Arrival Of the Europa at Bssssn.
3osroN, May The Europa arrived here frsm
Halifax this morning Her mails will be sen,
South In the afternoon train. We have the fol-
lowing additional by her.
ENGLAND.
Lord Elgin, the British Commissioner to China,
had left for bis destination.
The council of state has commenced the exam
inalion of the bill against the usurpa.ion of titles
of nobility.
The Moniteur publishes a convention between
France and the Grand Ducby of Baden relative
to strengthening the banks of the Rhine.
SPAIN.
A treaty for settling the frontier between France
and Spain Is to be laid before the Cortes at the
first meeting
The Progressistas and the members OF the Lilo
eral Union are laboring to effect coaiit'on'
DENMARK.
There 10 nothing further respecting the ministe'
rial crisis except that the Danish Minister a. the
Germanic Diet had been sent for, whicn SHOWS
that the quarrel with Germany enters as an im'
portant elemen MT into the present compncAnoa
The proposition to establish a legal instead OF
notice supervision over printing licenses. wnicn
was carried in the Prussiau Chamber on MONDAY
bv one msjority, was rejected next day, the gov
ernmeut having recruited its forces
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EFFECTS OF THE HEAVY RAIN IN VIRGINIA
The papers from the iaterior, bring accounts of
very heavy rains. The James River and Ka.
nawha Canal has suffered seriously; 200 feet of
wall s. the new Basin in Lynchburg having been
washed away; half as much in rear of the Virgins
ia and Tennessee Railroad depot in that city. At
Scottsville Albemsrle, the water ten feet high
on Wednesday and passengers were conveyed .
the hotels in boats, the banks of the canal had
been washed away in several places. In Staun-
ton the stage coaches were unable to leave or ar
rive 10 consequence of high water.
Travel is interrupted at two points on the Virg's
mia and Tennessee Railroad by land slides, result
ing from the rains. From Big Spring to Chris,
tiansburg, thirteen miles, the passengers are COM
PEELED to travel by stage AT Pea Creek, connecs
ton is also brokon, though the only inconve nience
experienced is changing cars.
The South Side trains still cut off from access
to Lyuchbu z, and passengers lcnded at Morlis
field about four miles below the city.
The passenger train ON the Manassas Gap Rail
road was detained Monday for an hour in cor Sc
qu7Dce Of the slide of several large rocks on the
track, at of she deep bet Strasburg and
Woodstock, caused b. the heavy rains.
In North Carolina the rain hes been very heavy
At Weldon, n c., the Roanoke river, ia q mile wide
and damage has done to the crops along
banks.
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Places of Meetings. of Trains on the Cen.
traI Railroad.

A meeting of the Board of Directors of this
road was held on the 10th of last month, at which
the following gentlemen were present: Colonel +.
Fontaine President; VIM Overton, Jacob Baylor,
and N. B Hill, Esqs., and Col. Samuel Caperton,
Directors.
On motion of the President, the following pre-
amble and resolution were adopted:
Whereas the Board found it necessary during the
season of frosts and SHOWS to require the trains of
this company to meet at Melton's turn out, partly
on account OF the difficulty Of reaching Gordonsvie
resulting from detentcn in starting fir IN Richmond,
and the difficulty of making good speed on the grades
during that time; these objections not existing at
this season, and it being important to advance the
passengers westward as rapidly practicable during
the season of visiting the Springs:
Resolved, That the Superintendent of Trauspor-
tatiou be instructed to the Dgs at Gorcons
vile to be extended construct new one as soon
practicable 80 to allow the trains to pass each
other there's but to take and provide that there
shall be space enough, separating the up and down
trains to prevent the confusion heretofore resulting
from the passengers and their baggage, belonging to
the two trains, being thrown together at that point
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n Ia said that Queen Victoria has declined con.
,r,bu,Ine 10 the monument to Father Matthew
upon what ground Ia not stated.
II would have been . gracious oct IN her Males
ty to do honor to that man. Since the days Of
Howard the world has seen no such ph!an,hropist
and benefactor. II ever there has been In modern
times Good Samaritan, IL was Father Matthew
He was one who, In the exercise of charity, and
the discharge of his noble mission, asked no mans
creed or nation. II was enough for him that .
fellow being, wretched and forlorn, apparently
deserted by his fellow men, and worse than that,
by himself. claimed his compassion and his aid
Straightway he went to him, bound up the wounds
of his spirit, and helped him to stand erect, once
more man. He found Ireland that land Of ge-
Mus, valor and beauty; that land, whose states,
men have adorned the councils of Great Britain,
and whose soldiers have fought Its battles, and
won it's victories, covered with the universal
blight of ntemperauce, and . generous and gal
liant race reduced to poverty and degradation, and
almost on the point of extinction, through the In.
fueuce of one of the most destructive and des-
potic vices which ever fastened itself upon in
firm humanity. The immense reforms accomp-
ished by the extraordinary efforts of Father
Matthew to seek and save the lest both in Ireland
and In this country, electrified all Christendom.-
Without distinction of sect or faith, all Christen-
dom rallied to his aid, rejoced to do him honor,
and in every Christian and every philauthropic
heart, he has monument stronger and more
enduring than any material pile which hu-
man hands can raise. Great Britain is under no
small obligations, which Victoria might have grace
fully recognized, to the noble reformer, through
whose means hundreds of thousands of Irishmen
have been reclaimed from intemperance and made
industrious and useful subjects; whilst of the vast
numbers who Fave emigrated to this country, and
whose annual contributions of millions of their
hard.earned labors to the support of their rela'
tves and friends at home, have enriched all Ire-
land, not few owe their capacity to be valuable
and productive laborers, to the benign counsels
and influence of Father Matthew.
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Theatre Enlargement of Edwin Forrest

The Richmond Theatre re opens on Thursday
night next when we are gratifed to announce,
Mr. EDWIN FORREST, the distinguished tragedian
will appear, and afford our citizens an opportun
ty of enjoying the greatest dramatic treat that has
been placed before them for several seasons. He
will, on that occ aston, play Hamlet" charac
ter in which he has probably few equals. Ten
years ago the patrons of the drama here were
delighted with his performance of this great part,
aud many from whose minds the impression then
created, has not baen effaced, will eagerly EN-.
brace this opportunity of witnessing it again
Mr.. Forrest has been engaged at very heavy
expense and it is to be hoped that the public will
so literally sustain the enterprise, that the man
agement will be encouraged to secure, for the
next season. the best dramatic talent in the coun-
try.
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ReliGious federation

A decree has been lately issued by the King of
Siam, In the East Indies, allowing the free profess
sion Of tie Christian faith in his dominions. The
monarch, though half civilized, seems imbued with
spirit which would do honor to our own country,
"nere religious liberation Ia SO highly priced, and
me conscience of no man is ever molested. He
says:
persecution Is hateful every man ought to be
Tree to profess the religion he prefers We cannot
.sn VINO Is right and who is wrong bat will
pray 70 my God (Buddah) to give you bis blessing
sua you must pray to your God to bless me and
s0ioiessns may descend upon both
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD, !
Richmond, May 7th, 1857.

mORpER No
W i. Pursuant to X eaimentnl Orders this
commend - III assemble at their Armory, on NUN
DAY the 18th inst ats O'Clock r. M, promptly, 'of
a tour of duty to Jamestown
m Members will appear in Winter Uniform with
uudres, CAP and knapssck, PACKED a. follows; One
nsir White pauts undress uniform coat under clothes
&c blanket wrapped under the knapsask flap, plume
and pom ou in valice.
UI-The Comp any will sssemble at me AImory
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 9Th and sh ihsS- a'
O, clock fer drill and busiress
rra9t C p. RADY. Let. ser'gf.