Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
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YnuSG MESS CHRISTIAN AssoCIArlos.-The last
meeting of the Young Mems Christian Confederation
which was held in Montreal recommended Richmond
Us the next place OF nesting; and this racomnenda
ton has been confirmed by the Associations com.
posing the Confederation The Richmond Associa-
ton, therefore. indulge the hope that each AssocIa
tnn will send a full delegation TO the Convention,
which will be hospitality entertained by citizens
during their stay amongst U.s. Associations which
have not connected themselves with the Confedera.
ton are earnestly requested to send delegates as cur
responding members, who will share the inequalities
extended to regular members.
Attention ts the suhjunsd routes OF travel will
show that on OF the routes specified certificates
Of appointment will be required OF those going TO the
Convention. while on most Of the routes delegates
will pay full fare going and be returned at reduced
rates bv presenting certificates of attendance.
The following arrangements have been made with
the Railroad aud Steamboat Companies of the United
States Tor the transport OF delegates to the Con-
vention:
from GIG TO SlO. Cox, Brainard & Co.; Jno. f.
Hyd. j. Co.
gates returning with certificates OF attendance, pass
free.
3, Petersburg Railroad from Weldon to Petersburg
Delegates passing to the Convention pay full fare and
receye return tickets, authorizing them To return
free when provided with certificates of attendance.
4. Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. Delegates
reorir.d 10 pay one-halt fare going aud returning
! Virginia and Tenuessee Rail Road from Lynch
hurg 10 the Tennessee line. Delegates presenting
certificates of their appointment will be charged full
price going and allowed to return tree.
G, Delegates between Richmond and Slannton,
over the Virginia Central lall Road, at hall fare on
presentiny certificates ot attendance
D.i,,at.s will pass over The Ohio Central Rail
Rnad At half fare from Zanesville,l presenting
certificates Of attendance.
& D-leoa,es will be passed over the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road at half fare, pre- entng certificates
~ attendance provided not less than twenty apply
O steamer Jamestown, from New York to RIcb'
.ond. Steamer Roanoke, from New York TO City
Point Delegates with certificates OF appointment
going to the Convention ~ going ana returning
Sl5 Tickets TO be oplaiheu iroh Luuialh ~ ie"
SAINTS, New York.
who are Clergymcn, pay halt 'are.
Ii would be well for delegates coming rom
b.yond the limits to which We have obtained facili'
ties 10 Ask for Convention Tickets, as SONS compa
ME, have general convention arrangements.
The Convention will meet on Thursday, May 2lst.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ in the First Presbyterian lDr.
Moore's) Church.
This Rev. Chas. II. Read has consented TO deliver
the Address on the evening OF the 2lst
ORANGE LAyps.-A mistake occurred in the pub
shed account of the per centage OF increase IN the
assessment of Orange lands. The increase is stated
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thirty three.
THE STEAMER MARYLASD.-The Washington
Star gives the following schedule OF the movements
of tbis vessel: "rhe Steamboat Maryland will leave
Washington on Saturday next, for Richmond, to take
on board the troops who are 20 participate IN The
coming Jamestown celebration. She will leave
Richmond OH Monday evening for jamestown. Al
ter landing the soldiers che will return to Richmond,
from which place she will leave on Tuesday evening
for Ja,nesown, with passengers for the celebration
On Wednesday evening she will return to Richmond
with excursionsts. return TO jamestown Thursday
morning, and back 70 Richmond on Friday-from
Richmond to Washington on Saturday evening"
BROAD Rock RAcEs,--The Spring races over this
course commenced On Tuesday with sweepstakes tor
wear olds the produce of mares that never won or
produced winner Si0O subscription, half forfeit;
mile heats. The following is the result:
Bowie 81 Hall Dutcless By Register, dam Prln.
cess, by Prince George. ............-.l
David Mcdaniel CHI. by Boston, jun, dam by
Trustee: -:
out of an Emancipation mare. Ids.
Calvin Green CHI by Belshazzar, dam by Irus
tee...........:...-..... .pd.N'
Time-2:UU 2:O2i.
Second race, Proprieiors Purse 5000, two mile
heats, resulted a. follows:
James Tully's h Engineer, years old, by Revenue,
dam Andrewetta, by Andrew. ......-....2 /
ID, McDaners br II Don Juan, years DID,
by Glencoe, dam Darkness by Wagner. Il dr.
Bowie X Halls oh III Sonuma, years old, by
Register, dam by Steel. die.
0. p Ilare's h Toler, years old, BY Childe
Harold, dam Ma,chvness, by imported
Routon. Observation-Disclosures. pd. It.
Time--3: ;-3:52.
SgcoSp DAy-WEDSEsDAy.-A sweepstakes for
three years DID, $500 subscription, half forfeit, mile
heats, resulted as follows
Thomas D. Wutsons b C by Zinganee, dam Virginia
Rose, by imp. Trnsfre. ........:.-2
James TaIly's b. {. by Tally Ho, dam OEstrix
by Orator.: ..-.....
j. N. Bolts eli. f. by Revenue. dam Andrew
eta. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..pd. #.
David McDanies bl. c. by Brown Stout, dam
by imp. Flattsrer. -...-.--...-... .pd. IL.
David McDaners CHI. c. by Glencoe, dam the
Tme-l:55l lag; l:j5.