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LOOK OUT FOR THE THIEF.

NONDAf MORNING LAST, A MAN WHO GAVE
1vl his Reuben G. Williams hired a Horss
and Buggy Of for three hours he said which he has
aoseonded With He is young man, good co,nieuance.
with dark bushy hair and had Cap and dark Coat
The horse is perfectly black, medium sze good condi.
tion, blind in his left eye and about eight years old the
buggy is open top, made by A. A. KcKethan. s.
ANY person who will arrest the fellow, so can get my
property and have him brought justice will be LITERALLY
rewarded by ME.
W. C. TROY,
-, Fayetteville n. G.
january 4, 1860. -,s,a@s= 4-.as &, 4-1t s
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WAsHINGToN, Jan. 4. 1860.

W ASH1N0IUNi Jan. r 1OUV.
SENArE.-Mr. Wigfall of Texas, took his seat to-
day. Mr.. Mason appeared in cloth suit Of Virginia
grey. The Presidents Message was taken up
Messrs Harlan and Foster (Republicans) made
speeches. MIR. Boswell introduced bill to repeal
the franking privilege
HoUsE-A number of speeches were made, con-
suming nearly the whole Of the session. The House
then proceeded to ballot for Speaker with the follow
ing result-necessary to choice 1O4, of which Mr..
Sherman received 10l; rest scattering.
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LECTURE BY Mr.. McRAE.--We learn that Duncan
K McRae, Esq, will deliver i Lecture in the Com
mons Hall on Saturday evening nsxt by request of
the Young Men,sE Christian Association of this
gig-the prosesa to be devoted to the relief of
I he poor Of this scommunity The reputation of the
kecturer IS N orator. and the laudable purpose to
which the proceeds Of the occasion are to be appro-
pria ousht to and no doubt will command large
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NOTICE,

-..r NOTICE. ~
pROP0SAIS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN-
IL dersgned until February lst for furnishing the In.
sane Asylum with % barrels Of Flour prime quality on
the st Of each month during the present year. PR0PO.
are also invited for furnishing 120 bushels of Corn
Meal once month. So 81,
N. A. BLEDSOE, ~
VIM. H. HARRISON. "a, Cen, sS
- WIN. R. COX,
ss1snuary 8, 1859. a. a-tsss
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MessaQe of the Governor OF

SS y WV NNeS' WV =.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 4.-T
sage was delivered to the Legi
congratulates the people on the
creased at the rate of a million yea
of the sale of the State canals. -
the Harper's Ferry outbreak
flying that no Pennsylvania
outrage, and that the fngitl
boundaries were promptly SUI
While entertaining NO doubt
endure to the latest generations,y
Grafton, harmony and national fra
Danish the present disturbing el
vania's three million of freemen
buke the plotters of treason at tn
and say emphatically neither shaI
petrity of the Union, which is C
fled by the blood Of our patrif
these States shall be forever uT
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pride and State independence will be at stake. Are
we ready to protect them? Is our militia system
at all efficient? And if efficient, which no one
asserts. have arms for our militia :? Hundreds
of gallant citizens have recently volunteered have
we arms for them? Have we ball and powder p
Are the various captains districts in the State under
vigilant patrol9 Are we ready now to encounter
unjust aggression, and to demand that the forms Of
the Constitution shall not be used to destroy us p
Are We prepared to meet these aggressions and to
make this demand on war footing, with arms in
our handsg Alas, no! With the black Republi-
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ed to the Republican approval
ion; and confessed that he saw
J to the Union, so long as the
alton continued to exist. The
ect of Northern society is the
nts of the old Whig party, 10y
,ervative measures. In conclu-
lge exhorted the South to keep
, Constitutional obligations, and
denounced the efforts of those
3 for the restoration Of the slave
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Speech by the Vice President.

The Hon. John c. Brcckinrdge Vice President
of the United States. delivered an able speech last
Wednesday at Frankfort, KY, upon national affairs
Mr.. Breckinridgc as preliminary topic, required
to the history Of Territorial legislation, and justified
his vote in favor of the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise line and in support of the KansaS-Nebra
ka BILL The transition thence was easy to an in
dorscmen of the views of the United States Supreme
Court upon the rights of slavery in the Territories;
the bred Scott decision in the eyes of the Vice Pre-
sident representing the full consummate flower of
Southern rights under the Constitution With that
decision he regarded the Territorial issue as settled
The Territories. whether North or South of the
erased line, will he peoplcd by slavehoding
slavehoding communities without regard to political
or Federal infue
In regard to the present condition Of national
politics. the tone of the Vice President was despon
dent. The great danger to the Union lies he assert
ed, in the existence of Republican party, whose
principles, avowed three years since, have long been
abandoned in the heat of anti-Slavery feeling, and
others involving direct upon slavery, not only
in the Territories, but in the States substituted To
sustain this charge, Mr.. Breckinridge quoted from
Mr.. Stewards Rochester speech, and from Helpers
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j. Nj. LOVEJOY'S

J. NJ. LOvEJOY's
rHNHE BOTH SESSION WILL
Il Of JANUARY, 1860:
LANGUAGES
ENGLISH TUITION,
For particulars address the Principal.
Raleigh, N T., Dec. 18th, 1852
ToHx r. LONDON, JonS II. BRYAS, b.
Late with DeRosset, Late Teller Of Bank
Brown Co.. State, n. c.
W1lming,oa NC RaeyA, NC
LONDON & BRYAN,
G0NTMISST0N MERCHANTS,
No. 81 India Street-Boston.
Gov. Ellis FIX. Gov. Bragg Treas Courts, W. H. JONES'
Cash Raleigh; Hon. VIM. H. Battle Ex. Gov. Swain,
Chapel Hill Hon. VIM A. Graham, Hlsborough W. H.
Oliver & Co, Ncwbem Jas. E Hpyt, Washington L. u.
Brigham, Boston; Brown DeRosset Co, Wilmington;
Baltimore; w McPheeters Ghise'm. Norfolk; DeRosset..
Brown Co, Wilmington; 2. K Dckersou, Wilmington;
W. b. Giles & Co., Savannah; John A. Winston 4 Co.,
rN- Consgnn,ents of Naval Stores, Cotton, Lumber,
and other Southern Produce solicited.
January t, lo6o. 2-6mpd.
A SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
MT. VERNON Spa1NGs, CHATHAM CO., NC.
TINE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN ENGAGED IN
the instruction of youth for several years. and for the
last four Principal of the Male Department Of Mt Vernon
Seminary will open on the I'd MONDAY in January u
ect school for boys aud young at this place The
Springs justly celebrated for their medicinal properties
and the hea!thtuness of this place is well known 1t is
removed from inducements to vice and of dsspa
ton
Young can here pursue English and Scientific
Of studies and be prepared for the business OF life
while those who wish be prepared for the University
or Wake Forest College.
TERMS Per SESSION:
For English Studies, from IS 90 to SIS co
Latin, D.. Is U,
Latin and Greek. 20 90
Agricultural Chemistry, (Exra) 90
incidental Expenses, Is
It is very desirable for all to be punctnaI, though pupils
will be received at any me and aft two weeks from the
opening Of the session will be charged from time of en-
trance till close of session. and deductions unless in
cases of roracted illness Ono half tuition PAYABLE in
advance ood Board be obtained in the village and
ueghborhood at from S. 80 to IS per month, including
washing lights, &c. and few obtain board with the
subscriber For further particulars address
r. p. JONES, Prin,
Godston, Chatham county, n. G..
January 6, 1880. 2-wSt.*
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VINO were iauUfIi,s
trade.
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, home?
conversations
and we have
C. our readers.
lblican Prcsi-
ate and Bank
property. If
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faaaeA.f 80
January ., 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12
BY THE GOVERNOR.
DnnnT NNfATTnN

A PROCLAMATION.
conform with the sixth section Of the sixth article Of the
Constitution Of this Commonwealth, providing the election
each Circuit Court hereby make proclamation
owing Judicial Circuits elected du
For the first Circuit composed Of
the counties Of Princess Anne Norfolk NansemOnd Isle Wight
suy and Sussex the city Norfolk
for the h Circuit ofhe counties Aecomac and North
amptOn the Circuit the counties Elizabeth
City, warwick York Gloucester, Matthews MddleseN henTco
New Kent Charles City, James City and the city Of Williamsburg
Circuit the Of Rlrhmond fr the ninth Cir
cu Stafford Prince william AleXandrs, Fairfax Fauquier and
Rappahannock the tenth Circuit Cupeper Madison Greet
Orange AlbemaTe Louisa Fuvanna and Goochand for the
eleventh Circuit Nelson Amherst Rockbrdge Augusta and Bath
for the twelfth Circuit Pendecn, Highland Rockingham Page
Shenandoah Warren and Hardy for the thirteenth Circuit Clarke
Frederick Hampshire Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson for the If
teenth Circuit Giles Mercer, Raleigh Wyoming. Logan Boone Fay
Clay Nicholas and Webster for the sixteenth Circuit rayson
Carroll Wye Floyd Pulaski and Montgomery for the nineteenth
Circuit Wood Writ, Gmer Braxton Lewis, Ritche Doddrge
easants Calhoun; the twentieth Circuit Hancock Brooke
Ohio Marshall weize Tyler and Monongaa and for the
tyrst Circuit Harrison Marion Taylor Preston Barbour Ran
doph Upshur The said elections place
Thursday OF the ensuing May held In each
county according and officers required govern them
selves accordingly.
Given under my Governor and Of the
n, Commonwealth at Richmond, the 1h day Of April
Isl 1890 and In the eighyfourh year Of the Common
JOHN LEToHER.
GroRGE W. MuSFORD, sec'y of the Commonwealth
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nIRFrrInNa

nlRECflONS
ne viii be formed Main street at ten o'clock A. NJ the
right resting twenty second street fronting South
O'Clock will be formed 10 the right carriages
troops fourset troops by platOon all otf
foot 4s-snd In this order the column will
of quick lineup Main 10 5h-by 9TH 10 Franklin
Foushee-by Foushee Breakdown Broad
Ninth-by Ninth street n the Capitol Square.
Arriving there will be momenary halt when all IN
ctacrs and horses will the cavalry which
Ninth street, hating such point t
may seeccarages and horses will turn out 20 the
and remain until the Of the processonhe col
umn onward the right flank ME left 20 such
point 40 the Chief Marshal may designate
Arriving the place resting the troops will be formed 10 "cose
the first right In 'front.' fronting
the procession viii take such position the Chief Marshal will
direct
After prayer the close Of which the Statue win
% thirteen guns hred the line W be
rned by music 20 the by which entered
where pausne 20 be relned Cavarycarrages will be
D. Broad BE- dismissed by The Chief Marshal
During march, officers To charge Of bodies vii that pro-
per distances maintained and good order preserved
The Marsha recognized BY their Scarfs and
Btous win be agaed % their positions by the Chief Marshal
which they viii that order preserved and that she
Kept nee from distractions requiring spectators 70 CON
fine h.mselvss to the siesalks
police In charge % the square platform and seats will pre-
order and much silence possible during The cere
monies upon platform They will permit persons 20
occupy the platform except those snated by the Com
mltiee Of Arran, rments
Agi. O'CLOCK NJ the authorities and individuals desgnsed
BY the number, o. g. % To- H. l2 IS, Il, 70, 10, IL and Is
win be 40 the Exchange where they will be seated 10 cara
, e thdirgcio Committee Of Arrangements ~
O'Clock NJ Assistant Mashas will report Co the Chief Mar
.h a. he Arnory they will receive their Bait OF office
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Chief Marshal. accompanied by the Mayor OF Richmond
.. Directory Of the Ladies' Clay Statue Association.
e. Military = follows.
Ith Regiment OF virginia Cavalry, preceded by Nsiung
Mounted Troop.
1s Regiment virginia Volunteers, preceded by visiting
foot Troops
Young Guard.
Junior Volunteers.
& The Orator.
3. Clergy.
DISTINGUISHED Cyg7rs As FOLLOWS:
g. EN Presidents % the United states
Governor Secretary % state, Attorney General and Adu
General Of Virginia
s. Governors OF other States
q. TX Governors Of other states.
To- Representatives 90 Foreign Governments.
o. Members OF the nited states Senate.
T. Members OF the House % Representatives Of the O. 3
li Federal Courts with their OGcias
90 Memoirs ami Clerks Of the Virginia Senate.
Members ant Clerks Of the Virginia House Of Delegaie.
To- judiciary OF Virginia with their Onicials.
Heads 90 Departments Virginia with their Chief CerAs
a, Officers of tie Army sud Nsyy Ia uniform.
30 Aldermen and Council of Richmond with their Officials.
So Officers OF Virginia Militia In uniform
IT. Masonic and other similar Associations.
% Strangers.
Is Citizens.
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HrsINes CoCE.-Ou Tuesday, John Campbell con-
0eed Of asaulung ocer Morris in the discharge Of bis
yand sentenced the th Of November last 70 three
months Imprisonment and 90 pay fac OF SIS, vas dis
,-,ged from prison be being unable 70 pay the hne.
>-ls Bsazey Indicted ior attempting TO shoot K d.
Nl1ay. Found guilty and fined - aud costs.
lorreAls Nlrphy and William Brieu, aSsautng and
.rauag Dudley Gilman night vatehman, we're each
.o.-d guilty aud fined 500 and costs.
yesterday. Peter Gailey. Italian, charged with
passing counterfeit money in the First Market was sent
OF % 'ae trcu. Court for trial. In two cases
'eo p Love, indicted for receiving lot OF coffee
AoNoS the same 20 have been stolen, tried and ae
Quilted
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FURTHER RY the ANGLO SAXON.


PORrLANp, April 1.-The Auglo S0On bringsthe io-
lowing additional items Of intelligence
Lord Egins departure for China has been delayed TIL
the middle Of April.
battalion OF French troops from Italy has entered
Savoy.
France assumes 900 francs of debt from Savoy
to Piedmont
A report had been received from Rome that on the
goth the gendarmes charged the people, woundng over
thirty Of them.
The Paris Patrie asserts that Notwithstanding the
PoPes invitation the King Of Naples refuses to occupy
the PaPal dominions with Neapolitan troops.
The answer Of Thouvenas note is distinct reSerya-
ton OF the rights and energetic support OF the de-
mands Of Switzerland
Russia avors Congress Of nations
Il IS expected that England and Prussia will act In
concert especially in maintaining the rights of SSitzer-
land.
The London Herald understands that Congress OF
the Great Powers viii be held in the course Of few
weeks
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MARINE

NoRFoLE, April 1.-THE schooner J. B. Allen from
Petersburg, bound to New York with FOUR has arrived
here leaking The schooner Chrysohte, from Richmond
for Mobile, has also arrived leaking.
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TELEGRAPHIC PATENT PROLONGED-MILITARY
nINuAInNn

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Commissioner of Patents
yesterday decided in favor Of renewing for seven years
the Local Circuit patent OF Prof Morses Telegraphie
system.
The National Rifles, numbering about Sc men, under
Capt Shaier leave this evening for Richmond, to par
cpate in the Inauguration of the Statue of Henry Clay
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PIANO FORTES!

II GALE co, take peasurein lnyiting the
N. attention Of Artists, Amaiuers and the pub EtlzI
generally 10 their NEW ScAII OytKsRUNG, lRoS
FR,lE PIlNo P0Rrt, iIst introduced The grow
demand for PAM Fos OF thAn ordinary and
ban yof tone directed energies the production Of such
submit the result without competition
Pianos all manufactured Of the best well seasoned mate
rails under immediate SUPERVISION and guaranteed give
satisfaction whether ordered from direct sold by
throughout the country We solicit Continuance
patronage which have enjoyed for the last ~
A. II. GALE 4 co,
ap7-3m lO1 Fast 18th Street, New York
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

OIIOhENINU / IANUD,
A NEW and full supply Of these splendid lnstru-
"A ments have been received. fz4<rSTZK
In addition the beautiful Bolx de Nolx the Cir gRFfp
cuar Action, and the Grand, have the Bou u
dor beautiful instrument Of an upright form.
Chickering's have received IS FIRST prize medals all
nowned competitors hrst Institutions and fairs
They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory In the world.
From the Chickering's have emanaed the best and most
improvements that have brought the Piano its
fecton and by great capital they have invested 10 manuac
turing convenences they sell fully y cheaper than
any other factory None Of their instruments leave the
without having been fully inspected by the best artists
this factory has than agency In city In
these only be gold by the subscriber
factory sill Pianos sell. Orders promptly at
tended TO.
WaerOOms north side Of Broad street. 9th and Habs-
ton 4 Brothers, 40. 100 Main street.
mal2 NATHL CARusI Sole Agent
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INAUGURATION ON THE 18TH.

B,IrrsosS, Arr I.-Fiour quist-Howard Street s1s'@6
Wheat dru-white e. Al 4GGl 81 Corn steadv-Wh
so 20 cts; Yellow I2G1S cts Provisions quiet whisky 2a<e
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AUCTION SALES.
49,
FUTURE DAYS..

CtBOCERIEs, dc., AT AUCTION.-On THURS.
VI DAY 1gh April viii sell al 10 oroI Al an, ,ac,ion
store an as. ortment Of Groceries; viz: - $500
100 hh 20 prime Cuba molssses
$50 bbls coffee and crushed sugar
bags Java coffee
800 boxes soap and candles
leo bbls pure mossses
200 bbs rectihed and old re whisky
eco bbs New York syrup
20 tlerces Rice
ALSO,
10 = pipes "A segneit pure French brandy
MOntelon
TrRs- Under Gil f0O and over months credit ,,r m
proved pspsr.
aplf LAG. u DAVENPORT Auctr
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DORINsON a ROBERTS, Corner Cary and 18th ss
Ii offer fol sale the following articles
100 No. Peruvian Guano,
80 American
50 Fine and Coarse Bone Dust,
1000 bbs Superior Flour,
200 4" Extra superhne.do
100 " Rye do, Il
100 Fine do
50 Gross Nnddings, do,
~ cases 6. c. Acohce Paste,
~ CS do. 40,
IS r. r. do. do, IL -
5000 lbs prime Gum Arabic,
1890 Angustura Tonqua Peans,
800" Para do. do
90 boxes best brands Olive OIL,
100 bags Black Peas,
90 Clover Seed
~ Prince Edward Island Oats,
95 " Pulverized Charcoal
As Agents for Manhattan Oil Company, offer Mason
sperm and other Oils sale the Companys prices and
peculy solicit orders for the same. - ,
*
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- ..WHILE THERE Is LIFE

b-@ sWHlLE THERE Il LIFE
49, THERE'S HOPE trulsm that every sufferer can Al
with crlmp choc with nervous headache with
cholera with Fsadseases that arise from dsor
iered and indigeonhow Of Is would cling 10 LIE
itself healing medicine would be found Reader do You
all of these diseases so, need suhrr
longer BANR PREUN BrEE the greatest vegetable and
dote dscoveedthv only true remedy vet brought 10 lights
exactly your Take them and b. healed Why SUI
FER pangs death when specific offered from eut
Why rely upon prescriptions Of eNpermenals or Art
err miss, when balm for all woes
easily obtanel. Try few bottles, and you will At once be
removed beyond
'rhe Slough Of Despond"
These Bte innocent In their composition and
may by ages without the slightest fear Of in
jury -
To be had Of Messrs. ADIE 4 GRAY, PURCELL, LADD A
BY all prominent Druggists In this city, and eewh re 10
Virginia and by O. sTOOTT, Washington City, ID. G.; CANDY
GILPIN Co. Baltimore, VI. D. B. A. FAHNESTOCK CO.,
Philadelphia and BARNES PARK, New York
Orders aued By addressing L BAKER, Proprietor.
ap5 -ikc Richmond, Va
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GLARS AND THE ANGELS, Received by

STARS AND THE ANGELS, asGeIyed by
ALSO,
Life Before him: Novel, price 81.
Against Wind aud Tide by Holme Lee, author Of Sylvan
Hollis daughter, 81.
Letters Switzerland Samuel Prime author Of Travels
In Europe and the East, 81
Fashionable Amusement with review OF Dr. Bellows Lecture
on the Theatre, by Rev. d. T. Thomas, SOC
Voyage Down the Amoo with land journey through sibera
and Incidental notices of Manchooa Kamscaa, and Japan by
Perry McDonough Collins, lZ5c
FraTswood Post once by the Heir Of RedelyGe,
soc.
Walter Ashwood; love story, Al
Famous Ballads Tor Children by Grace Greenwood
soc.
dscourse speeches corded In the Acts OF the Apostles
by John Etdie ID. l. d, l25c.
Hester and l. or Of worldline by Mrs Manners Coz
The Christians Mirror Words In Season. by the authoress
Of Careuiont Tales, &C Zoe.
Mother Goose grown folks Christmas reading illustrated
BY Billings, 15c.
ply, o.
Home Hits and Hints; book for the freside ,5c.
Dick and his Friend fdu by Catherine NJ rrobndge 45c.
aplu
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
In Z q NJ 90. 9hn .n0nI

Daily Revenue S7,5OO.OO.
INVESTED IN TIE UNITED STATES, OVER sSOO,OOOI
Al Directors Personally Responsible Or tie Engagements Of
TIE Company.
WE respectfully attention the security OF the Liverpool
w London Insurance Company to lis policy holders in M
large cash capital and Investments, as stated above.
capital and income Of the Company enable to take
convenient parties requiring large amounts ofinsurance
addition the ordinary mode Of Insurance, this Companys
sPERNARERTPOLICIESo on the payment OF TEN ANHC-
al PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceforth, PERNAHENTLf
INSURED The Policy be cancelled at time and the
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company will by loss Of Rents by Fire. on
new and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies OF this Company all claims paid upon pre-
sentAon satisfactory proof Of loss without abatement or deduc
tiOn for Interest; and usual AFTER preenta
lion Of proof WORKMAN WYATT, Agents.
mi3l 100 Main street, few doors above Postohce.
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Coon MovE-We were mistaken in saving, yester-
s thar 10 provision would be made by the military Of
,'luond for the entertainment Of visiting companies
We earn that The Governors Guard (mOuntedl have Sc
cured an apartment IN Mechanics Hail. and viii furnish
s,eslments % al the cavalry companies which may
'' Richmond 20 participated u the inaugural ceremonies
Nace writing the ABOVE We learn that the Blues have
.'flled 20 entertain the visiting infantry With col
"a Ion 90 their aruorv TO-DAY