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ECHANICS' INSTITUTE HALL.

-, LOVE.
The world renowned Europpar
NJ iGICiAN AND VtNTRIL,OuvIyr
w I'll have the honor OF m1kng his 6rs, seps,,,.
before the citizens If Richmond and y,e'nltv
On TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. 7. issi
And EVERY EVENING during the week
MIRACLES. FASClNATInNs,
without confedcTacy- def,ing detection
Great Novelties and Wonderful Reprs,...
tons, composed of
TWO DREAMS OF WONDERS
CARDS OF NDNiSsNS. ........... see. Ss,1
M. His Nightly Wonders will he varied ,y.I
evening.
Doors open At 7 O'Clock. and performance,eer
mence ri quarter to O'Clock 7 NJ
,,EA a Grand AFTERNOON FNTHaTAN
NJ Emf for the accom- modatlon Of FaH,lies al
dren and Schools. on SATURDAY AFrt RsO,N
commencing at O'Clock Doors open At o e4ef
Admission 70 cents, for all AGES. hi-f
A STONlSHING To AlL.-MApAiEarG
"A SELL. the celebrated Asrrologrst is aas ,
the city. She was born with nai afal III ,auh.i
the events of life even your very thoaght.-si
tell whether you are married or singie, and ar
many times you are to lie married; v III cause ~.
dy marriage. Sne has astonlshed theuasnss Il
her magic power. No gentleman admitted NJ
EDDiSs' Boarding House, 18th or tioyernnr stree,
hetween,MaD and Franklin streets. no a-ln'
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Ms SANFORD'S TROUPE,
SANFORD'S TRUUPEi
SANFORD s TROUPE!
METROPOLITAN HALL.
METROPOLITAN HALL!
METROPOLITAN HALL!
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
NEW BURLESQ CES and
NEW FACES
GREAT BILL FOR
THE OPENING NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. sTH.
Admission Is cents.
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49, ORPHANS FAIR.-The Ladies' of
;I>i1a St.. Peters Congress alton. invite their
friends and the friends Of st Joseph's Asy iurn 10
come to their FAIR, at Mechanics Institute Hall,
9Th street, where they have numerous beautiful
and useful articles far sale. and Retreshment "a
caces of the season.
The Fair will be kept open every day and even
ing ot the week. Remember the Orphans.
fe It's
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~ DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-The
49, ASSOCIATION of the Democratic Party will
meet in the African Church or FRIDAY EVE
MING. the 10th instant. at s o cock, for the pur-
pose of appointing DELEGATES to the State Conven-
ton to be held on the 10th inst.
BY order of i. W. GIAzEBRoox, Pres't.
JAMES ID W. T.
fe7-td H.G. CANNON,{ oec w.
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THE UNION BUILDING FUND
- COMPANY will hold it's MONTHLY
MEETING TONIGHT at "a O'Clock. at Mr..
CARv's school house. Church Hill. An adjourned
Al An h Meesng, Tor the eieetpn Ct oifIeers viii
ing. Members are requested to attend in person,
send in their proxies.
fe Sit THOS. i. D. wALFORD, sec'y.
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"a popular Remedies,
The following popular remedies can be had at re-
tail. at the P-opretor's lowest wholesale figures
OF FISEER Il WINSTON, Drug gists, les Main
street, Richmond, Va:
Helmbold's Extract of Buchu,
A positive and speedy remedy for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL. - DROPSY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
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Holl0way's Vrrmifugp COME ctions,
A pleasant. safe and eHectuai remedy for worms;
agreeable and pleasant to the taste such chill
dren will eat with relish.
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iNANTED-.A SITUATION AS MANAGER,
w by an experienced man Of business of Caro-
lne-one who understands raising Tobacco. Corn
and Wheat and is fully capable of managing ne
gIoes and strictly to be relied on. Any person in
want OF such an one would do we'll to see him as
ed, he has been recently thrown ont OF business
throug a misunderstanding. The best of !eter1
the crop for WAGES. Apply early to
E.A J. CLOPTON, Franklin st.,
Opposite Dickinson, Hill Il Cos.
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A Great Barsnins-U Until First Of March.
PERkINS& CO, No. al Eagle Square, Main st.,
are nov selling of
Best Enr lish and American PRINTS at 10 ct..
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES
Rich French DE LAIANES and RURES.
VALENTiAS, POPLINS and MERINOS
CLOAKS and SHAW Is.
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
At and bslosc cost, for cash. to reduce stock.
ia Z3-lm

"A Insurance. ..Life and Fire Insurance
on WHITE PERSONS, any length Of time ai hse
On StAV ~ from one month t. FIVE years. and for
TON Of Property in town or country, on LfBE
RAJ TERMS. call at the old established General
Eacho. - wv W. ~ -
HA. Tho best companies represented and all
losses omptly paid. G. r. BKICKEN
nH-d1m General Insurance Agent
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ARRIVED,
Schr. John Frances, Frost, James river, wood.
to Captain.
Schr. Ocean, Aaron, Port w althall, coal, Stearns
4 Co.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish. New York. mdze.
. nd pasxe' gers. Ludlem WatsOn.
Steamer Virginia: Kelly, Philadelphia, mdze. and
passens GERS, H. Il. Tutte.
Ste amer Geo Peabody. Pritchard. Baltimore,
mdze and passengers, u. l. w. On, RE.
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WANTED-Every body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALlCES at No. 81, Main
street. Richmond, where they can find a beautiful
assortment of Trunks, Vaces, and Carpet Bags,
Of every style; at prices AS low as thev can be
bought in the Northern cities, both at wholesale
aud RETAIL Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 2S-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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NEW AND STANDARD
WORKS ONCHESH.
MORPHf'S GAMES. A selection Of the best
games played BY the dstins uished Champion IN
Europe and Amsrica, with notes. By J. Low
PAUL MORPHY'S TRIUMPHS. Prizes 75c.
HAND, BOOK OF CHESS. By an Amateur. 80.
AGNEL ON CHESS. Price 81 %.
MONROE ON THE SCIENCE AND ART OF
CHESS. 81. ~
PHILIDOR ON CHESS.
STAUNTONS WORKS ON Chess
FOR sale BY WEST 4 JOHNSTON.
l0 S-lt llk Main street. Earle EauasA
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began to come back from that mystical Camn
Garter, where erything doomed grand and
shadowy to our childish imagination-as the
Assyrians or Chaldees in history, or Cathay
TO the romancers of the middle ages, or Oregon
TO the late JAMES HEAD LYNCH, though ex-
aggeration did not harden us into unbelief, as
il did that NEST estimable gentleman.
As we grew older, we grew familiar with
the events of the war, and became acquainted
with many of the soldiers who had served n
term at Camp Carter. II Is the delight of a
veteran to shoulder his crutch and show how
fields were won" But the veterans tales are
nothing to those of q militiaman returned
from service. Put a body Of raw troops, in
The finest weather, into an encampment for q
week, with no enemy in a thousand miles, and
plenty Of everything to eat and to drink, and
IN their return you will hear of more hard
.n'ps. and more adveptures, than you can ex-
tract rom the narrative Of half dozen old
Nosstaehss, who all made the campaign Of
RUSSIA. In place 20 dull a. q camp,
Wore events do not crowd upon the heels
eacn other, every accident 10 remember
aoseo, repeated, and made the subject
interminsbie transmission from mouth
NOUN. Especially, with that singular
pss'son Ior placing himself before the world
N individual deserving Of somsthius
atin 70 pity. which made DoasxxnY boe.t not
nls hang pretty fsilew enough, but a
SHOW taae shAth he'd losaes,. that eeena.
aasafaI 20 usn. they oil insist upoa tie Ae,d.
Msps thsy were made TO endure. Such tAev
consider standinE gsard few hoars il he
aisht, shooting IN occasionai Aog or horse :
carrying water and making mp ars. Number.
- A. tho anecdotes ~ have hard fron the
veteraas Of Camp uertAF. $3.50
Atlast wssisttsd ~ sosnsof - mAny trial.
aad - tnash tlory. Two geatlsmsn ftun ~
rsl9Ateftuc1 Nset with % u rptsl eas ~
ppet, Ahsl ~ ksnA ~ ssslaN u NM Il
II Askf ssss sgNss s%A gss@a 81 kss@ 4
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TAKEN UP-About 10 nl'ss 's'
@NRichmond. on SUNDAY. Jsnua, ~. :
Nchestnnt sorrei HORSE, supposed p =
about Is years Old Has n sta IN his nfhsad -
hind feet and one fore foot white. Hal On a,itli
and bride.
The owner will please come forws!d prose pr
perry, pay expenses and IKE him ava'.
THOMAS Z. 5FAHp:
fe7-3t* Wes,ham ocss Usrnra Va
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WANTED-55 cents only. for LADIES' and Gem
w tiemen's India Rubber OV Err SHOES. ut the
SOUTHERN BOOT. SHOE and TRUNK MANU-
FACTORY, rs Broad street. Mark Downey's
BUILDINGS. HEELED CATERS ST.
Agents for tha celebrated Eureka Sewing Ma
chimes; also. S2b Double Thread Machine.
N. B-WANrED-Ssveral first class HANDS
on Cater work. None but good hands need apply.
ia 29-lm
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SA''.. ~ FssSSss irSS Ir,e->
fAv 6nPEsaiAsfrId I'M fiESN.h
1WkkMbHHfE3sbb l1Ty4.EFdE,l1IL:L..
EVhNfNGs. fsb s ~, flrDl,

the lROUrE
Win = 4 1p MY oMgNrs,
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w No. / COOKS, WASHERS and lR, 'NERS !;
also. some valuable MEN and BOYS. For good
homes they may be had at liberal price. For
further information, apply to
VIM. W. ROWE,
fe 2-ft% Admir- IF Tbos F. Johnson decd.
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LOST AND STRAYEp.

OST..A GENTLEMAN'S SHAWL. On Ma
~ street. or on the road leading 10 NJ. Css
shaw's farm. The finder WI be suitably rsslS
ed by leaving it at our stors.
6S-h KNOWLES < WALF0Rp
49, STRAYEDOR STOLEN-ANsT
$&A FOCNDLAND PUPPY. about tvs :
~ three months old coorei with sAtiA
black spots: and the hair rubbed or sea,Gsd 4 n
middle Of his back. literal reward sl
glyeii II brought to the Columbian H0te.
fe Sit
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siiiiI|'iiN q; N I 81 !; N y 3;
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Arrival of the Steam or New York.


New YORK, March llth.-The steamer New
York arrived here this forenoon. from Southamp-
ton. bringing London papers OF the 43l ult.
The principal news Ivy ihisnrr,al ia uu'icim
ted by the telegrnphic dispatches received via
Queenstown per steamer Nova Scotia
The advices from Rome announce that the Pope
holds in readiness document. already signed,
realizing tho promises ma,le at Gaen. but that-he-
fore the FORMULATION of il he demands that the
patrimony of ST Peter shall be guaranteed to him.
The electoral committee of Eorenco recommends
annexation to Piedmont the only programme
which the candidates should profess.
London, Thursday. The funds opened with in
creased strength yesterday owing to the confidence
entertained in the position. of the ministry, and
the prevailing impression that great diplomatic
efforts we're being made to prevent the existing
foreign complications from erding in he>tlitics.
Cunsois chosen ut 95} for account. There was
a slight advance in Michigan Central Railroad
shares, and also in Canada Central railroad and
the Gana!n Grand Trunk railroad shares.
1t seems by this arrival that the steamer Amer
lea arrived at Queenstown ON the Goth, aud the
steamer North America on the e2l. instead If as
before reported.
The Austrian government has conceded to the
Jews the right to hold real property.
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Congress-.

WASHINGTON, March l.. -SENArE.-Mr. liver sou
of Georgia, Introduced bill to extend the pr wi
sions of II land act to Florida. for the bencii of
the Mobile and Ohio Northumberland to APP
propriate committee.
Mr., King of New York. presented petit ION
from certain merchants of New York city, for the
establishment of a steamship line from that ity
to Cuba via Charleston and Nay West-reierr ID.
The Special Committee on Printing reported a
joint resolution suspendng the amendment to he
Post Office Appropriation Bill providing for he
printing of Post flee blanks, passed.
The rest of the session was occupied in consi le-
ring the Of Thaddeus Hyatt, the rccusi INT
liarper's Ferry witness. who finally, b. II
vote Of 40 to 10, committed to the common all
for contempt of the authority of the Senate, till
he purge himself
HousE.-The Homestead bill passed By ote
Of ia to &C. The Southern members gencrs lily
voted against it.
Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, enleavored to in ro-
duce bill from the Committee of Ways nd
Means. prw.ding for the redemption of the { ut
standing Treasury notes; and authorizing ew
loan; and regulating import duties which will al
ford protection and increase the ryccnue.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, March l2.-The steamship America
with Liverpool dates 10 the 25fl ultimo, arrived
here early this morning. She brings Geographic
dates to the 10th via Queenstown.
The resolution was rejected in the II ouse of
Commons, IN opposition to the governmen budget
! by a large majority.
Arrangements had been completed for Lord
Elgins Extraordinary Mission to China
The British Channel Fleet had been ordered to
the Mediterranean. in consequence of SPANS u
Morocco as one of the Conditions of peace
Tho steamship Asia had arrived out.
Austria rejects the English proposition in rela-.
ton to the Italian question. but abides by the VII
10 Franco agreement. She wll not employ force
ut present. but reserves the liberty to do so IN the
future.
SpaL demands from Morocco n large ndemni-.
ty aud the possession of all the conquered terri
tory.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company propose. at.
tempting to restore the old cable
The America brings no list of the IIungar ans
passengers.
or the new capital of 9600.Ooo Of the A Ian
tic Cable Company only 10000 has been sui Sc, j.
bed.
The London Morning Chronicle intimates TIM
by the new Treaty Of alliance between Russia Al d
Austria, the latter power agrees to conform her
policy to that of the former in relatio to the
Danublan provinces aud Serya, Russia guaraI tees
Austria all her territory including Hungary and
Nenecia against instruction and foreign foe,
The Spanish Squadron was about to shell tie
seaport towns of Morocco.
The London Times, in referring to the Fl en,.h
commercial treaty, calls attention to the imr aenae
impetus which will be impaired to the cotton
trade
There was grand banquet in London , the
22ni Of February, in honor of the memo ~ of
Washington.
The Paris correspondent if the London lines
countcnances the iumur that Napoleon w, Is en-
dcavorng to concilatc the Pore and that { n ilr-
ran1cment likely to satisfy both parties had bcml
proposed.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London G lcbe
says the chances of war are becoming sro ',ger.
Austria was nccumuatug troops behind vi ennu
and the north bank of the Pn Other con,iu euta!
correspondents write in a similar strain
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool Mrkcts-rhe Cotton market To- the
week ruled quiet, with sales Of ) 900 bale ! IN
cludrg $500 to specd!atore aud 100 is ex port
ers closed very dull, with slight decline in
terior, but finer qualities were irmer in CT ,nse-
quence Of its scarcity. Orleans Fair was qr oted
a; Middling 65; Upands Fair Lie; Mid
dlings 6 7-l6.
Saturday Eecniag. The market closed a lie
Flour dull and steady at % to 2Ss Cd. w heat
steady: Southern 10 to l0ls. Corn quiet and
prices easier but not quotobly lower: yellow 33
to 331s. Beef steady, and holders offer freely but
with no disposition to press sales Bacon rm.
Lard firm and slightly higher. Sugar q uiet
Coffee quiet If.e steady Resin steady. FUR
pentine firm at &c to Sos. Cd.
The money market closrl easier. Bullio ia
the Bank OF England had increased f47 900
Consols on Saurdaa closed Vt 81! to 94b.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ATLANTI c.
FURTHER FROM coLIFoRNIA.


New York March lI.--The steamer Altar tic
arrived here to-day ut noon, bringing Califor nia
ndyices Of the 20h ut., and 81, 1913 100 in tire
are.
The principal consignees or her specie list are
rs fullowi Messrs. Wells & Fargo S2ll 900; A.
Belmont, Sl28. 00'; American Exchange Ba uk.
Sl3l 900: Metropolitan Bank, S1S 600 ia mes
Patrick, $4,000 VIM. 7. Coleman, S55,o00 E.
T. Celbv, $40 900; Il. Patrick, Sj4 900; Peck ham
& Co, S53 900.
The California news is not important.
The steamer Champion sailed from San Fran
cisco in company with the steamer Golden Age
with 275 passengers and $40 900 in specie.
The Jews of California have forwarded over
50 500 for the relief Of their brethren drive out
of Morocco.
Eight hundred men have secured claims in the
new quicksilver mines the Geyser mour ,tains
The weather in Carson Valley has been mode
rate and large companies Of miners at the 'isgn
in mines have resumed operations. At Hspey
Lake the excitement about the silver min, con
tinned. The settlers were apprehcnsive Of urllsl
In liam difficulties.
An attack by the Snake Indians on the Warm
Springs reservation in Oregon was antici pated
and Gen. Harvey about to send sui hcicn
force there to meet emergencies.
The u. s. slhop-of-war ST. Louis lett Asp lnwai
on the 18th Tor Greytown.
Adyices from Buenayentur, New Grara la re
port revolution in the State OF Canca IL con
tending factions had met and life had been 'ost.-
Gen Muageitp, of the government side, W as xii
led Gen. Abundo was reported to have fifteen
hundred men ready to march against the evou
tionists.
From Lima we have Intelligence of the n .urdcr
of Capt Lambert. Of the British war st eamer
Vixen. The murderers ha not been detect ed.
The alyces from New Granada state tn ct the
liberal party had been firmly established in the
State of Boyer, and Nicto's government acl :nowl-
edged ly the general government.
The ports oil Sabanilla and Carthagena or now
open to foreign trade.
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ieraing acids coullnot agree, aud new ,ial had
been ordered.
Great activity among the miners prevailed in con-
sequence ct discoveries Of gold and silver and
quicksilver mines Ore from the Virginia silver mino
was estimated to yield $4,000 per ton.
The steamer Champion, built at Wilmington, Ind
arrived out.
Resolutions have been earnestly debated in the Leg
islatare nstrneting tue cong ressionai delegation to
use their best exerons against the separation of any
portion OF the State from which 10 form Territory
nn' maiprity ofthc people of the entire State have
consented 10 such Iii suuioIi,
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, March l2.-Flour quiet but pr ccs
steady Howard Street and Ohm firm at SIS 7; a5
81. Wheat dull and steady; Red 81 43al 5 !;
White 81 Goal 6S. Corn dnll; White 6Sn12 C u.s.
Yellow 70a74 cts. Pork active; Mess $l8; Pri ne
sl5. Whiskey dull and declining at 23A cents
NEw YoRK, March y Cotton firm, with sa 'cs
If $500 bales. Flour higher. Southern G,2J. -
Wheat higher. Southern White go to l.Gj. &c IN
firm at II to 81. Pork heavy, New Prime a.! O.,
Mess 1872 Muscoyudo Su.ar 6! to7t N wv
Orleans Mnlasscs qaict at II to 43. Rest unchi n.
rel.
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BRIpGe Across THE JAMES RIvER.-The Alexandria
Sentinel of Saturday says: The span for the bridge
of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad across the
james River is fitted together in this city, and will
arrive at its destination in some short time. This
span,whcb completes the whole tier is 300 feet long,
the bridge being 1870 feet in length. The timber
purchased last Spring. the banks Of the Juniaa,
in New York and is peculiarly fitted for tho purpose
intended. When this bridge is completed, it will
make the union of this road with the Virginia and
Tennessee Road almost perfect there being only the
bridge across the Canal to construct which, We learn
will be difficult job account of the depth Of the
water and consequently require some time to build
it, After this is done the great work of linking rs
with the entire South is performed, leaving minor
points for time to develope.
PAID OFF.-The West Augusta Guards, we learn
Received their pay from the State Wednesday last
for their services at Charestown amour ting in the
aggregate to the handsome little sum of S2095.42.
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AUCTION SALE nF JEwELRv.-We invite atten-
ton to the advertisement If Bryan Akers, Auc-
ti"neer. who offers very large aud valuable stock
Of Jewelry at auction. Every article sold is war.
rante,l to be what it is represented, and il it should
prove'otherwise. the goods lie renyncd and the
'noney REFUNDED To pc. sous d. srous Of purchas ng
jjewelry at low rates. the present is an opportunity
that should not be overlooked.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

WRiriNo ScuooL.-We invite attention to the
advertisement Of Prof. Sherbrooke, of Washing
ton, who proposes to give lessons in Penmanshir.
Prof 8. has exhibited to rs evidences of his skill
rs a teacher, and his character as a gentleman,
that are Of the most satisfactory character.
The press. everywhere that he has been, bear
testimony to his merits in these respects. We
trust that he will be extensively patronized in
this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

LAND SALEs.-Prof. Gessner Harrison, principal
Of the Locust Grove Academy, has recently pur-
chased General Browns estate in Nelson county,
Virgnn. three miles from the railroad, at $20,-
600
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FURTHER FROM CALlFoRNIA.-St. Louie, Mar oh 10.
-Overand adsccs from California by the arr val of
the mail Mt Naipr,s Station brings intellige nee to
the 18th ult from San Fran'isco
The jury in the case OF DR., Chase, charged with ndul
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HoNE GuARD.--'fhis Company assembled on
Church Street in front of the Hose House yester.
day morning Mt four o'clock. for the purpose of
escortng to the Southsde Depot Mr. Robert NJ.
Mckinney, late Orderly Sergeant Of the Guard
who left that morning for North Carolina, which
State he expects to mako his permanent re,ilcnce
in the future. After the Company returned from
the Depot, they marched up Main and down
Church Streets aud Leforc dispensing executed tic
usual military manDeuvres, including, of course,
the .Shanghae trot" Owing to the carly hour
the number of spectators the streets was
much smaller than is usual ON occasions Of this
sort; but irnm the few who did witness their eyo
lutions, we understand they were gone through
with in fine style.
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Forwarding Business.
fIlHE James River ad kanawha Company having acceded
10 the proposition Of the soutlSde H. H. Co.. 10 advance
the both routes have been compelled TO advance
rates. however by that arrangement enabled to put
goods through 20 10 below the South Side Road
Co.. provided they adhere 10 the stpulaous and
tlclcs the difference will be much greaer AT any rate am
deserinef rence 10 ta lorest possible point eceyy
aifce high tolls will permit aud the merchants OF
West will find ii greatly their advantage
10 ship their goods via Rchmond. A. \. LEE,
Forwarding and Commissiop Merchant
march ITS On the Iloak Richmond Va.