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I'D,


On Monday evening, Mrs. MARTHA SOUTH
WORT, aged e6 yssrs
Her funeral will take place this morning, at III
O'Clock rom her late residence, Vsnsble street.
10 which her friends and segusiptspees and those OF
tn. ,aiy, requested to attend without farther
20 -.
Yesterday. PATRICK FARREN, aged 81 yssrs. Of
~ county Arrnseb, ireland.
TIE friends and acqusintances, a'e requested
to s't-nd the funeral, at O'Clock. this afternoon,
from his late residence in Port Mayo, bsiow Rock
etts
Suddenly on Tuesday. the 18th inst. xts quarter
part 2 O'Clock, IDA VIRGINIA. daughter of John
+ and Elizabeth Woody, aged years. oas month
and fourteen days
Fer funeral will take place firm her fathsr's resi-
dence corner of 18th and Marshall streets. to-day
C8th inst at a4 O'Clock, A. NJ The friends Of the
family are respe ctfully Invited to attend.
o! crave no more the little guest,
That " ~ fcndly nursed:
The bud that's sw eeter than the rest
Must bloom in Heaven FIRST.
q, shed more the burning tear,
Rut look abov. despair;
Remember. while you sorrow here,
Your Idas happy there.
The Saviour taxes her in his arms,
And Scoops to ,oothe your pain;
And angels gazs up the charms, .a
That you shall see again. ....
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TAR ASD FEATHERs.-On Friday last. V. S
ludwigh, editor Of the "p.< Fackei," & German
paper. 10 Maryland who during the Presidential
campaign, went to the North and wrote some
fshsr doubtful letters from there about the pecu-
Jar institution, arrived In Savannah. The Jour- 81
says bis proclivities being uo'sed about. he was
Immediately put into jail. meeting was held by
come citizens who determined to treat him 10 tar
AID feathers, another peculiar institution If
10 did not leave the city.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH:
" Moruing, FebruaI, - ~,
esorrupsiOu.

corruption.
The Iowa State Gazette paoh' -.
from the proceedings Of The 80
State Giving evidence intended u e '
ch.rve that Horace Greeley feSe''e' -
en- enc thousand dollars for certain ser'es' ie"'
go IN = navigation company Az eonnee''oh
Ger ,bss charge, II Is noticed Dy NE" io'A
,,,,n.l ,h.t four or Ave members OF Congress nave
$500, besu implicated In taking money ior iesS-
i..,vs rurposes In some way or other. it mas aso
-, ooenly alleged that one Of the leading jour-
,,.,, If New York Il the organ OF stock gamblers,
md that It's columns are used 10 Aid the specuis
,,ous Of Its principal proprietor And glance At
the editorial paragraphs of more thsn one newspa'
naper Ia the same metropolis Is sufficient 10 as
close laxity IF moral tone and principle, levi
~ In the treatment of subjects which In the nndS
of the mass Of men are reverenced as sacred
strong development of the organ OF Destructive
ness towards established institutions and opinions
well calculated 10 all with alarm and apprehension
the heart of the patriot and philanthropist
New York Is the commercial centre OF the nion'
and eli the members of the great American eoni-
unty are more or less interested In It's socisi Anu
moral welfare Thirty years ago II was CITY Oh
nw and order /. had as high toned and honest
population as can be found In any Northern euS',
The influence of the slow, but steady, renaoe' Al.
straichtforrsrd character which it had defi'eu
from its Dutch founders, and the CONSERVATIVE ei
fscts of slavery were not then quite extinct. IL
had not then become an asylum and refuge Iof
the rogue., rufians and outlaws OF all Christen-
dom. And more than all its press was tnen pure
5ispi6ed con ssrvative. respectful In its tone TO-
wards the affairs and the fceSides OF the land
f,oyy Is II now Let the extracts made by the
lows Gazette from the Legislative proceedings OF
that State, reply. Let the daily columns OF other
journals besides the nfdel Tribune, res king with
loads of moral garbage, which these filthy scaven-
gers parade as though it were something to be
proud Ole: them proclaim to the world who are
the guides and leaders of public opinion In tnas
city. Witt some honorable exceptions, the press
Of New York exers only corrupting and deg'ad.
ing social influence, and Is responsible, in no small
degree, for much Of the vice and villany OF that
city. There are no doubt rnuitudes OF good ell"
Gems In New York, but uuless they can prevent
Europe from disgorgiRg its shploads of criminals
In their streets, and purify the polluted newspaper
fountains Of public sentiment they cannot be sur
prised that the good men of their city suffer, and
chat both the virtuous and tie vicious become In
VOWED In the intolerable odium.
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some OF THE SECRETS OF WAR.-Among the
documents submitted to Congress with the cores.
poneence betwe cen Gen. Scott and Secretary Da-
wis., il the account of Gen. Scott OF his disburse-
ments during the Mexican war from the secret
service fund-a fund which was placed at his dis
posal to pay spies and secret agents, to obtain in
telligence OF the movements of the enemy, &C
Some of the items are curious We copy few,
from which 1t will be seen that there were traitors
in the enemy's camp who were under pay of the
American General "All is fair in war, they say,
but the mind revolts at the thought that such ras.
Gals should have So profted by their vlaiBy:
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IHE CORoSEKs lsQCEsT, In the New York
murder case, closed by a charge from the Coro.
ner to the Jury, i've columns in length, liking the
guilt on the parties implicated ia the verdict SUBJ
ssTuenty rendered The Coroner had an inter-
view with Eckel, Mrs. Cunningham and Sncd.
grass. Sunday evening. They all declared their
hope of acqnittsl, and the last named prisont T
said If any one committed the murder, it must
have been Mrs. Cunningham and her daughter
Augusta
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WILD DucK.-Tae breaking. Up u lie Ice Oh
scs Potomac, has enabled the Duekers to COM
Uercs their operations again. considerable
number of mallards, red necks. and other wild
6wi lave been killed within the last day or two
The ducks. however, are not yet In very good
condition
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ITO MEkCHAsTs AND OTHERs-M Merchant
and others wishing Check or Drsf: Books, engraved
in style Of elegance unsurpassed anywhere, can
obtain them at this Office. Persons desiring CHECKS
ENGRAVED, BILL HEADS, &c, &C.. surpsss.
ny any thing In uss here, should call and examine
specimens at the Dispatch Counting Room
They can have them with such viguettes and orna-
ments as are Ia the specimens or with any others
that Their fancy may suggest. Orders for Cbecks,
Drafts, Certihoates OF Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
Bin Heads 10, can be filled In the most satisfaetory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bankers, Corporation Officers aud others should ex-
smiae our specimens.
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ooTTos Is LiylhpooL An influential Lls or
poal circular says the shipments Of cotton from
india are unusuaIiy large the quantity now It sea
estimated a 10000 baiss. Spectators ana
exporters ere taking large contracts In India,
which cannot all be sbippei bsf,rs April This d
attributed to the superiority Of the crop and ,hs
relatively low prices compared rilh American Get
ton,
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Lone SEHIENCEs.-The following sentence
were passed by Judge Russell, of New ork, Sat
urday, Oh persons convicted Of ''garrotIng in that
city: Peter Gows - years. months James Kel-
ly, IL years three months; John Clark, 10 years
and six months
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ADVANCE IN TEA.-The New York tea market
10 view of the news from China, is still tending up.
The advance since the receipt of the first news oil
the Chinese war has reached &C. to Zoe. per pound
on the lower grades and &C. TO per pound on the
higher qualities The new teas coming into mar
ket are said TO be generally OF better quality
than those imported last year.
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e. Fresh Goods, by Express aud stenin

kSr Fresh Goods, by Express and stenia'
and SLEEVES. ~
Beautiful Black Lace and Chantilly VEiLS
White and Colored Steel and WhsteDons Shi ND
Richardson's Super IIish LINENS.
We are also selling very low
Medium aud fine Bleached Long CLOTHS, In great
variety end of the best makes. - .
Bleached Cotton and Linen SHEETlNGs al
widths. PRICE "AThlNS.
fe 1876
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NAVIGATION RESI- The Ice in the Poto-
mac riv ar has broken up, and is rapidly disap-
pearing Navigation, after blockade Of nearly
two months, he's been resumed. Two vessels de-
tanned below have been towed up to Alexandria,
and the steamer between that city and Washing
ION has begun its regular trips The mails, how
ever, are not yet In order and nothing North Of
Alexandria, was received at the Post Office, yes.
tefday afternoon.
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FIRE IN CHARLES Chiffon Sunday last, the
barn OF Mr.. T. w Apperson, in Charles City
county contaiang a large quantity Of corn &c ,
was destroyed by IRE. Mr.. Apperson's loss, We
understand will be about s. O1J
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SAILING OF STEAMERS The staamships Be+
russia for Hamburg, and the Vigo, for Hayre,
both sailed from New York, Monday. Mfr. Ciax-
ton, of Va the United States Consul st Moscow
goes out OF the latter
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MUNIFICESCE-The Baltimore Sun publishes &
letter from George Peabody, Esq, TO the trustees
for the establishment of an Institution Ia the city
Of Baltimore committing to their disposal the sum
OF three hundred thousand dollars
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THE "CoMNERCIAL A3GERiCAN" Is the name
Of new penny paper, started in Norfolk, by D.
r. Bisbie 4 Co.
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y UNTIL THE 18th ONLY.-MADAM SWIFT
will positively close her Rooms In Richmond, on
the 18th OF this month, consequently all who desire
to consult her must do 90 immedistly. Since hes
arrival In this city she has bsen visited by large
portion OF the citizens of Richmond, all Of whom
express themselves sstoDishsd and delighted with
her nv st srious talent 5ts
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE-2?,2i2 tons Of
coal were transported over the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad during the week ending i2h
inst, which ia an aggregate from lat January to
Date of 262 AZ. tons, showing increase over las,
year same timel of l6 Alb tons.
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THE TELEGRAPH LINE between Washington
and Fredericksburg Wac nc! working last nigh.
and we are without dispatches from the North
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New and Useful school.

Al Ios,itute in which the different branches OF
.oplied Mathematics and Technology are taught
svstamaticsIIy with . view to practice, is of the
,rs..est vaue 10 q community interested in inter-
ma, ;mnrovements, and the promotion of the mes
cbanie arts. Such schools are highly successful on
,he European Continent and in Great Britain. and
they have met with considerable encouragement
in the Northern States Under their influence,
there has been a rapid progress of the arts, aud
a di discrimination of thorough and practical knows
ledge among mechanics, manufacturers and eng.
neers These schools differ from colleges, as ele
mentary and classical studies are not taught In
them, the student having to acquire knowledge
of those studies elsewhere. In them the whole
attention is confined to mathematics, applied to
mechanical construction and machinery; surveying
connected with regular field works; constructive
drawing and designing; ornamental drawing and
colorins; regular lectures on the subject OF ar
chitecture, engineering and Technology etc
These studies, with the lectures and instructions
ia the field and public works, will give the pupil
a practical knowledge, based on sound theoretical
principles, that will enable him, after completing
his course to enter at once upon his vocation and
earn the fruit of his a.udies.
It's now proposed to es: abish school OF this
kind In this city ami we Invite attention to the
advertisement relating 10 it. The gentlemen who
project it are graduates In the branches they pro-
pose to teach and have been practically employed
for some years. They are every way competent
and are very worthy gentlemen. We hope they
will meet the support they so well merit, as we
are sure their school will be public benefit.
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MUSICAL iTEM.-The Marquiss de nsispius
Madame Gazzaniga the celebrated prima donna
tor the opera troupe tina. to iusugurate the Phil
adelphia Academy Of Musie, has arrived at Boston
In the Europa from Liverpool She Ia aecompa-
MED by her two sisters.
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~ Mutual building Fund and I0an
CoMPANY.-An adjourned Monthly Meeting Of this
Comp .ny will be held this "WEDNESDAY even
ing, at u O'Clock.
Members are requested to bs punetus! In attend
ing. fe l8-lt A. T. BURR, Sec'y.
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Max Marsizek's troupe gave the Opera of Lucia
di LaEamermoor 10 Charleston Monday night.
Seventeen thousands bags of coffee ehaussa
hands In New Orleans on Wednesday and Thurs
day last.
There are i4o vessels IL the PERT ct Eesfolk,
virginia
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SEMINARY BunsT.-rhs Female Seminary Il
Washington, Wilkes county. Ga, erected 70 yes II
ago, At cost of sl2. 600, and insured in ihs south
ern Mutual for 81 600, was totally destroyed By
IRE or Thursday night. 18th Inst
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SUBSCRIPTION, IS.

DNLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE.-.The
uauersisned, Architects having been frequently
csiisd upon BY young gentlemen Of this city and
questsd to form clsss for giving instruction in the
various branches of Mathematical sciences, centsm.
plate to open such School uni ,isnt
Der of pupils will justify them in doing 80.
The went of institute iD State to teach
yeuDg men in all the theoretical and practical
branches Of surveying, and to educate them for the
profession of Civil Engineers Architects has long
been felt, and hopes therefore entertained that
this undertaking " Ill meet " th public patronage.
Parents and young gentlemen who take an inta-
in the of unde akng respectful
ly invited to call ut Office and examine The pro.
grsmme of the proposed Institute
Mining Engineer,
GEORGE FIR AEK,
Architect and Civil Ena'r,
A. A. Ly brooks Office, cor. llth and u ain sts.
RICHMOND, Va, FEB. 9Th 1857.
fhs programme of School of applied Science
Art, has been submitted to me, and hesitate not
in vayug that 1t with my entire appreciation.
To be able apply what 10 learned in the sohoos 10
mic T. partcu arly in the South This goss farthe
thu u teaching the artisan, and proposes to qualify
pa Gls for the vsriGu avoc atoms Ia actual life.
tn. refo commend the plan And Mr. Albert Ly-
br, pck recon d. to NJ essrs George Frsnk and
Us waid Heinrich, fit penons to establish and
De rintend .uch an Institute. Upon his authority
re commend these gentlems and hope they will be-
ell courased make the experiment Of such school
they herein propose HENRY A. WISE.
REFERENCES:
Jos X. Anderson, James A Cowaidin,
Thos T. Giles, John A. Belvin,
DR.. Hsxsll, ID. V. G;oning.
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RICHMOND, Dec. SIst, 1855.
MANY Ffisnds" will saw. tHst the SUPPORT 1hier
they offer me, Is truly gratifying and while have
reasonable grounds to expec. s1ch mark of pub
lie favor in nv behalf the bestowal On of the
office of CITY SERGEANT would be, will rifsr
my services to fellow citizens II Ii shall be their
pieasu e TO elect
Very respectfully GEO. w. WILEY.
fa l8-Rt
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r. TO james III. MAY. Esq. Know
ing YOUR qualifications as an officer, would most
respe ctfuliy ask you to allow the % your
name as HIGH CONSTABLE of the city of Rich
mond. IL would give us pleasure to see you take
charge of that office, we truly believe none would
have cause to COMPLAIN
MANY FRIENDS WHO KNOW you.
RICHMOND Feb. l6, 1887 10 18-lsr
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STATE SovEREIGNTY-Oi Thursday last, two
free negroes, VIM Carter and John Powell, sea-
men on board the British barque Billow. were ar'
rested in our city for being absent FROM their
vessel without leave, and were ordered by the
Mayor to be punished with stripes. by virtue of an
act OF A. sembly in such cases. made ard provided:
The punishment was committed with the assent OF
the captain OF The barque to the payment of costs
of arrest and other usual charges, 10 which, how
ever. II er Msiesty's Counsel, G. P. James, Esq1
demurred upon the ground OF the negroes being
punishment to which other free negroes were
liable for violation Of the aforesaid act OF As
sembiy. Our worthy Mayor, however. maintain
ed his authority in the matter, and gave Her Ma
esty's representative tie alternative to pay
charges or submit to the punishment Of the me-
groes, the former of which he adopted under pro
test. The decision of the Mayor in this case is IN
strict conformity with State Sovereignty, the
maintenance of y hich is absolutely necessary for
the preservation OF the rights OF the S!aveholding
States.-N0rjGh "a Argus.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AmUsEm HNTSs
METROPOLITAN HALL.
" GRAND VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
MRS. Z, L.. DICkINsIN,
rb. esisbrss,d fIANisr .ns 0UIrAeIsT;
ASSISTED BY HER INFANT fRODidlEs'
sxrLI LII NJ 'a C;ONCERr.
AT THE ABOVE HALL On rS11
WEDNESDAY EVENING, k.e. 10 iS',
~Mn DICKINSON in ccnse qaspss o. f I'd a oo.n
aCH0Oa in this city resp. ctfully asks the pc.
tronsze OF the public this 70 hsr
sobno, Rsny lstt with four little children, she Is
com PEELED to exert her talsnt. U e-oc"'e nor
~rbs ARMORY BAND have 'snde'ed their
s.rvices for Mrs. Diskinson's concert topis"'' pA
tuitously.
~For further particulars see small hil'''
n Admission % ctsi Chiiors" ha' p'i''
fe I8-lt
1.H y a L 4 f.
WEDNESDAY. February 18th, 1857.
NINTH NIGHT OF MR.. DREW.
yb.n will be performed the Drama Of
IRISH AMERICAN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MIR. John Drew
70 conclude with
HANDY NIr~
4 ''': SEVENTH sSa@"'' 4
ANN U AL B A L l..
THE YOUNG GUARD"
Respectfully announce to the citizens Of Richmond
and vicinity that they will celebrate the spproach
ing Anniversary Of the birth of George Washington,
by q Grand Military, Civic, and
FANCY DRESS BALL.
to bs given at the MILITARY HALL, over the
First Market, the evening of
MONDAY, the 23d February, inst
The corps while asking q share CT the patronage
all who may wish to participate with them that no
pains will be spared to make the occasion THY the
day celebrate, and ensure to all an agreeable eve
ming -
| coMMIrrEE OF A1sAsS.aEs1s-Hed, White and
ssrst W W. Wood. Private T: Minor,
Corporal P. R. Walden, q. w. Duesb@ry, Jr.
Committee OF RkcEpTIoN-Red Rosette.
FLooR CoMMITTEE-Blue Rosstte.
SUPER CoMMIrTEr-WhiteR osstts.
~ Tickets Of Admission 900. for GENT emsn
and two ladies Each additional lady so centsto be
had of sny member of the corps, at the door on
the night of ,ha Ball. fe 14-dtdE
A BIRTH NIGHT BALL! al
n THE ~
lR l.. I. Blu f : s1aA
Win celebrate the anniversary Of the
BIRTH OF WASHINGTON,
b A l. l.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13d,
and respectfully invite their
HONORARY AND coNTRIBUTIsG MEMBERS,
and nds to unite with them.
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- To &. w. Wiley Dear sir: As many
of your acquaintances and friends desire for
ycu for CITY SERGEANT, at the next election,
you will please announce yourself candidate for
that Office if sgie able to you to do and we beg
you TO feel assured OF our cordial support believing
you deserving and competent.
MANY FRIENDS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DLectures
0. p. BALDWIN
WILL DELIVER TWO LECTURES
AT
METROPOLITAN HALL.
On Thursday and Friday nights next

SUBJECTS:
CHI MBU 6 s."
AND
''KING PEOPLE AND HIS COUhI'"
~ Tickets of admission. Is cts.
ar Doors open ct y O'clock. Lecture TO esth
msnce at s.
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MARINE lNTELLItsENCE.

Port Of Richmond Feb. 17-Hieh Water 10. o'cIoGs
~~-'>~~~~o~-~-~~~~~~~-~~~~ -
ARRIVED,
Bsr4 Ann L. Grant, Nelson. Rio, coffee, Crenstsaw
& Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York mdz. and
passengers, Ludlsm Watson
schr. Portis Aaron Baltimore, mdz, w. u. c 1l.
quit Co
Schr. D Herbert, Myers, via Norfolk, mdz. Ysork
River w. D. Colqutt & Co.
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FRESHET AT SHEPHERDSTOwN, VA.-At Shep.
herdstown, Va on Saturday, the 8th inst, the
sudden thaw considerably disturbed the citizens
The Register says:
One portion of our town completely mum
dated the streets that few days previous afford
ed such excellent sleghing, were suddenly meta
morphosed into dangerous cataracts. To afford
some idea of the strength of the current, negro
boy some II or 10 years old was endeavoripg to
cross Mil! street when his feet were swept from
under him AMI the water carried him down dis.
lance of some two hundred yards, and strange to
say he escaped unhurt, to the great surprise Of
every
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NoRF Ok. Feb Is Brig Fanny, Andrews. Lii ver-
pool bound to City Point with sals put in with less
of sails aud rigsinR leaking, having been shore
james river will land cargo and repair vessel, to
Robbins& Bailey.
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MANAGERS:
Hon0rayg Members -4etpe Members.
Col Geo Wythe Munford Capt. m. ii. Fry
- Thos B. Bigger Lieut.. C Henry Powell
Mai Jas. M TAYLOR, II b Dickinson
Capt Geo. H. Tompkius VIM. r. Truemsn
g Wnl Sheppard Il. l. Dickinson
Jno M. Patton, Jr. Or. Matter 4. Dodamead
10. NJ Burton, Esq. Sere's y. C. Clump
Ed. w. Tomphins, Esq. - Wa L. Maue
Chas w Purcell, Esq. Corpl g. B. Jacobs
Jos ii. Crenshsw, Esq. Csddis 8. Luck
C. w. Macmurdo, Esq. Private tno. w. Nickel
l.. w Gls.sbrook. Esq. g. g. Nicholas
Jno. r RegnaulI Esq. X. 8. Ssnxsy
Chss Bennett Esq h. w. Starke
Jno. Adams Smith, Esq. l.. q. Raw tnss
SUBSCRIPTION, IS.
The number of Tickets beins limited, early appii.
cation must be made to the following Committee,
Of whom alone they can be procured, viz:
Honorary Members. A6tire Ms1abers.
Maj. Jas. M. Taylor, Lieut.. II Dickinson
Jno. +. Kegnsu.t Esq. Corpl Caddis r. Luck
Ed. w. Tom kins, Esq. Private Jno w. McKisl
Chat w. Purcell. Esq. X. B. SapIsy
Chss Bennett, Esq.
~ A fne CoTiLLoE sAND has been engaged.
" Entree March q: 8 o'clock.
fe 2 2aw2wGdtd
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as VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL.
u ING, ON MARSHALL STREET, FORBALE
- NPRlYATELY.-The subscribers are author
ICED to sail the very desirable Residence, on !t-
Sou side of Marshall street, adjoining the res,
demo, , ct Alex. CARAT, Esq, and formerly owned
by ia p Tyler. 1t is ample enough for the s'ntss
accom- modatiou of a large family, and "a conys
nient arranged ss could well be desired. Aso, The
vacant lot to the of it, fronting ~ feet runoin.
back IS feet, to al alley. Terms accommodating
r. i9- .7swlm GOUUIN APPERsON
DAK EEE AND CBALLY Dn LANES
ID left from large lot bought late last .esiOa
we are Sc Ting off cheap now TO make room for ou'
fresh stoc /. J. NJ. ROsEHbAuM
ia, lag Broad street
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The aggregate amount Of the disbursements
from this secret service fund was S2a5 81 IL