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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
IFE, FIRE AND MARINETNsURANCE.

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
o7FIox, No. iss MAIN IN. Z. CORNER OF llrs) ST.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered esth March, 1897.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested,
CHANDIZE, Of every description HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL,
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the low ssi
clTrent rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis.
pstcn. DIRECToRs:
David Currts, Robert n. Burton,
Q. T. WORKMAN. Francis J. Barnes,
John H. Claiborne, John r. Sublstt
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex. Garrett, Geo. N. GWathmey.
Peter G. Warrick.
DAVID CUKRIE, President.
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
r. T. BEookE, Secretary. de fly
las. B. MACMUR Do, Agent MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
Once at the Insurance Agency Of fHoNAs n AL.
Friend. on lltb street, nearly opposite 0oddin's
Hall, where applications will be received.
l3-ly
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Car NANrFACroRY.--We noticed several days
since the establishment in this city of a per-
question cap manufactory, by Mr.. 4. Schott.
We visited his place OF business. and found
his arrangements quite extensive, being able
at present 10 turn out about 10000 per day.
He has an abundant supply OF material on
hand, and plenty more engaged Eurrah for
our percussion cap manulac tory !-EdShriile
GdS.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Biennial Mating ofthe 50 uthern Baptist Con-
SAVANNAH. GA,

ssAF ANhAH, ia, My ., IoVI.
There are about Il hundred delegates in at
tendance upon the NEE ting of the Southern
Baptist Convention. Or. Fuller, of Balti-
mora, the President managed TO get here by
leaving his city by the last vessel which the
Government permitted 10 leave for the South
Rev. Drs. Taylor and POindexter, frcm your
city, are here. This Convention represents n
constituency of 5G),0DJ, com nrising much
wealth and influence.
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BOARDING

DKlVATE BOA RDING-ON ROSS, BE-
L TWEEN 18TH AND Hath STREETs.-A very
iarge and desirable ROOM on the nrst floor, suIta-
bic for a gentleman and wife, and two rooms for
single gentlemen. my 6-stt
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Il THE ,RRENTON STRINGS,
YcMY FAUQUiER COUNTY, VA
xH.0k VIII he opened on the 18th Of MAY In
.-,lval, limited number of visitors will be
received
Terms FoR BoARD.-S3o per month, 80 per
week, ~ per dav White Servants, thrss-fourtbs
Colored servants and children under 10 and over
years, half price. Horses 50 cts. per day. Ad.
dress ROo'T HITDt,IN
l-2w Snrino. Va
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ALUM WATER,
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Wy A T T. X OF I'll HE

Il Il
uBorTIsD At THE sPRIS
The undfgnsdc have eons.utsd the h9a;s of
and the CONFEDERATE STATES Of AMERiCA.
agent Is established In Virginia, and ma ny parts
of the south. and is rapidly extending over the
tabished, that IT is one Of the few Mineral waters
which will bear transportation, and that Ii has
been kept from tw to ave years in glass, without
apparent damage, either to its taste or Its medical
qualities.
The many remarkable cures performed by 1t In
Dyspepsia, Chronic Didr~h6a and Dvsen;erv, Chronic
iArer fse0se, Scroutd, and ali Giandula, and skin
Disease', Cronie Nervous Conainfs Broneh,ts Piles.
&c. have attracted the att ention of the most emf
nent medical men IN every section Of the country
Dr. Cartwright, of New Orleans, says: I'm
truth, know OF no water in Europe or America sc
rich ~ medical substances that Of Rockbrdge
Alum Springs"
DR. Moor,nan, resident physician at the White
Sulpnur: at is a matter Of no little importance
remarkable efficacy Of the ROekbridsa waters, in IN
to o They have 9 ing
In these waters, has a remedy been found that de-
series i've the name OF speete for their cure"
eminent physicians clergymen, lawyers and ali
classes Of our fellow citizens who certify their
persona knowledge and experience of the viz
The undersigned have now completed such ut.
r1ngements Tor botting and tran portation a.
they confidently believe will enable them hence
sOr,n ,aiiy ana promptly to meet the steadily
CAUTION The unprecedented success of this
mineral water, not only as used at the ountain
oy the visitors W no have thropg ed thihsr but by
invallds at their distant homes kas naturally had
the effect to bring into the market to some extent
other waters bearing similar names Therefore
persons wno wish to use this water will do well to
apply dill ectly to the undersigned, or to their yen.
ersl agents, in Richmond, whilst the trade viii In
al cases, procure their supplies through the house
Of PURCELL, LADD u Co., by whom also they viii
bills.
The ALUM POWDERS mr. MASS ,.,,a ~.
siduary sa It's OF the water, obtained by evapora-
ton, have been found by long experience to re.
tain the medical virtues OF the water and to be an
excellent substitute for the same 1t is sent with
entire safety by tbs mail, and to remote points
where the water cannot easily be transported.
Fer full particulars, see pamphlet.
we VIII send the pamphlet post paid, on appli-
cation by letter, address ed to
FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
Post-O ttce. Alum Springs,
Roekbridge county, Va; or TO
PURCELL, LADD Il Co, General Agents
S-2Ju rh VI
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PATRroTIsM Says the Knoxville Register
of the 18th inst:
An old gentleman named Isaac Lones, fifty
one years OF age, and his TWO sons citizens of
Knox county, yesterday came in and nroiled
themselves in Capt. Ramsey's company.
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APPROPRIATE - Ellsworth's Zouaves, at
Washington, have gone into camp near the
Lunatic Asylum.
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cHANcERY NOTICES.


CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit:-At Rules
~ held In the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Huat.
9ss for the said city, on Monday. the eth day of
James II Poindexser ................Plt :, =
doGinst
&. S. Jordan. John O. VIM. and George W =
Jordan, late partners under the style of 7
Jordan, Winn Co., and VIM. Swinsoa,
The object of this suit is to recover against The
defendants the sum OF two hundred and Two dol
AIRS and sixty-one cents, with legal Interest
a.nt n ns s day 81 TIL
Jordan, Is not resident of the State of Virginia,
is hereby required 10 appear in the said Clerks
ONCE. within one month after due publication
hereof, end 90 what may be necessary to protect
MS Interest. est. Acopy-Tss.stsu ow.pn or
(iIrY OF RICHMOND, to wit AT Rules
\ held 10 the CLERKS ONCE Of Inc Court Of Hust-
ings for the said city, on Monday, the 9th day Of
Felix Matthews. ......".....Pitf.,l
william 3. saund.x......... Def.
The object Of This cult is TO recover against the
isfeadant certain damages, which damages are
laid in the plaintiff s declaration at the su I'm Of
sight hundred dollars: Ahasavit having been
resident Of the ctste OF Virginia. he is hereby
quired to appear in the said Clerks Office within
aas b and DO
my z-,awiw RIO. HOWARD. elk.
NITY OF RICHMOND, 70 wit,-Ai Rule.
~ held in the Clerks 0fdcs of the Court Of Hust-
iags for the said city, on Monday, the o<h day Of
May, 1851:
Charles W. Camp and Stephen Bon-l
sai...;....'...............""Pltfs.. In cAs,.
ELISA Kennedy. Dst j
The object Of this suit 10 TO recover against the
defendant certain damages. which damages are
laid, IN the plaintiffs declaration st the sum Of
three hundred dolls =: Afadavtt having been made
idsnt Of the state Of virgisiA, chs i hereby re-
4uirsd to appear In the said Clarke 0nace within
what nay BE- asss.sary to pTossss her iatsrssls.
ny ,a-lsS3 10. HOWARD. clarh, q
W9ls& !:.r1lgVs |sIa' asssIals aaa &C Nk'i'
Ma""'"' enAssylAyskf
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Troeps for Virginia.

CHARLESTON, May 1.-THE Brooks Guard,
Capt. Burnett Rhett, eighty-6ye strong, left to-
night for Richmond. Theywill join Colonel
Kershaw's regiment.
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From Pensacola.

ALEXANDRIA, May IA bearer Of dis
patches from Pensacola arrived ut Washington
Yesterday
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AAA MoNTGO MERY
Yn.@ WHlrE SULPUITH SPRINGS

AAA MoNTGO MERY
yc.AY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
AHH.Nk In MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
delightful Watering Place will open for
the reception Of visitors on the Goth day OF May
These Springs are more easy of access than any
i'll virginia, being Immediately on the Virginia
and 1 ennessee Railroad. in the most healthy
portion OF the state, aud surrounded by the most
beautiful mountain scenery The medicinal quail
lies OF the waters are fully established, having
been Instrumental in the enre of many diseases
peculiar to the Southern country. This is not
only d delightful summer Resort, but, in these
exc ting times, safe retreat for ladies and chill
dren. Telegraph communication with all i'm
portant points in The Conied, rated States
LOUIS +. J. AMloS, Proprietor.
JAMEs r KENT President my I'm
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THE CHNIMONW EALFH OF VIRGINIA.
TO THE SHERlFF OF MASON COUNTY,
GRBRTISG whereas, vacancy has occurred in
the Convention ofthis State, by the resiguaiion
ofJ. d. COUCH, member os the Convention for
said county: these are, therefore, to require you
10 hold au election ia the said county OF Mason,
on the 4th Thursday Of the present Month MAY, j
Tor member OF the Convention to Ill the vacancy
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, these our Letters are
seal led with the Less Seal of the Commo NV ealt h
md made patent.
,~~>-~, Witness-JoHN LErcHER our Governor
Ls at Richmond, this Ilth day OF May, in the
- year 1854. JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MCSPoRD
Ascre'ary Of the Commonwealth.
nay 13-d3t&cw3t
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PROCLAMATIONS.
DY THEGoyERNOR Op yIRcInI.

IN 4 SON EhNON Up VlRGlNIA.-A
- PROCLAMATlON The President of the Uni
"a Si, States at the City Of Washington, having
adopted the policy Of prohibiting ths ira sporta
ION OF -four grain. beef, pork, bacon and provi-
sions, thereby stopping the avenues of trade
ana evlncing spirit, not only to wage war
sgainst the southern Stat without authority OF
law, aud against the Constitution, which he is
sworn 20 support but to prevent them, as far as
lies In his power, from supplying themselves with
me necesearies of Life, aud the Convention of this
STATE having invested the Executive of Virginia
with Authority TO see " that in all things the Cam
monweath take no de,rlment," therefore l.
JOHN LErcHER, Governor of Virginia, to counter
set such policy. and retain within the limits of
this State sucn articles eess nta to the sup
port OF our tro"ps, and to the .nsterance of our
people, do hereby proclaim and make known that
hereafter, until further orders, -four, grain
peel; pork, bacon or provisions of any description
+hail ia transported beyond the limits of this Com
monw ealth.
,~, Given under my hand as Governor and
! l. S. under the Seal OF the CoInmon W ealth al
Richmond, this 18th Of May, lool. and in
the Eighty fifth year of the Gem monw eal,h.
JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
GEoRas w. MUSPoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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4 THE HIfE ST. fH d X
VnEA

@Es.lE1 GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
ln4s celebrated WATERING PLACE will be
opened Tor the reception Of visitors on the 18th
instant.
TERMS OF BoARD.-For thirty days or less. ~ 50
per day for any period after the expiration oil
thirty days, ~ per day-white servants two
thlros; cylorst servants and children under 10
and over years, half price.
J HUMPHREYS, Pres't.
n. ban abundant supply of ICE has been Sc.
cured
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AUCTION sALH9.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By 4. b. Cock. Ases,..eer,

ny - NJ Cock AucttoneeP.
TNDERwRITER,SS SALE ORA LARGE
LIT OF DAMA"ED MEHCHANDlZE AT
A,.LTioN.1on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 10
oei9ck win sell, at the building recently oceu-
ssIrsts, Tor count Of the Underwriters very
arg assert ment of damaged Merchandise
mi nc ~, astenii9n of Merchants. Farmers Builders
quested. An P't.AeAi"J ie-
TERMS a. sale
- - - Y. B. COOK. Auet
SHEhiFf's SALE OF HUUNE. EFp.xGG
- ARTICLE. &c.-By virtue of an =, enfion.n
I'm, 1a1o r, "a iavor Of T. Howe VS. VIM +.
RsDAY MORNING, 10th inst at Ii orioeI
70, o. hOUehkEEPING ARTICLES, consisting
OF beds, Bedding, Wash-Bowls, Work. Basksts
.aTe n1 Vase Carpets, &c, Sc.; also, two very
Terms CASH J. B. WOOD, DIS.
my !. For \. kILTsoS. 5. G. r.
CHER SALE OF IMPOKTE II
~ FRENCH Brandy by yir,ns of an execu.
ton in my ha nds in favor of etiler Il Ellis y.
Cottez Co, will sell on WEDNESDAY Moky
mo May Is, at IL o'elock in front Of the Custom
House, gu Bank street, several pipes of superior
FRENCH BRANDY, Of direct impor, alton
Terms CASH. J. 3. WOODS, D..
my IA For II X. ELLysoN, 5. CIR
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$40 RE- ~ a D.-Rapawav from n

@ SIU 4 Z !" 4 x ID .-KanawAy from my
GS residence. I'd street. between Marshall
Tim and Clay, on THURSDAY last, Young
80 WOMAN named EMELINE. about II years
.&3Aa old, of ginger bread color, about five
ieet nigh, quite fat, round face, thick head Of
hair, and inclined to be straight when combed
She had on when she left yarn hood dark
calico dress, and white apron. | think she Is
somew here about the city working Byte day or
trying TO hire herself out. The above reward
will be given for her delivery to me at my house
above stated or 1T the store Of Messrs Joyner
Co.. No 80 Main street. if taken in the civ
and $40 If taken In the county.
my e-lw* MILES CARY
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PANIC PRICES, IN EARNEST,
/ At WHOLESALE aud RETAIL,

to cali inv q CAIIEs si'nENtkY.
IIANiC PRICES, n h;AnNEsT,
By JOSEPH sTRAusE, No 81 Main street;
just bought ut less than 80 cents on the dollar,
a s,sSs sSss Of . rsh l aszai M ss
ses, cts 10 cts and az higher Bsresss, al celors
shaws, with Chenille Emaroidery, vf worth
$500; Slack and Colored silk PArAsois, from rs
cents aud upwards last oolored Cs,ico, at = and
and 6suutlets at l2a and Is cents short and long
silk Mits. at s7s and SO cents, worth double The
Linen, and Bosoms; Brown and Black Shirnpg
and shsessn Pow Gaze Ma. and d,
Camhri and Swiss Sands, the finest work in the
city Cassimeres and Linen Goods for Men and
many more Goods, too numerous to mention, will
be found at prices that astonish every body that
sss No. I ESss sP 81 AZ Eight
EUTTA PEkCHA DIAPEK-A small supgIy
e eIo .ss opsa w
d. duty have s not tnSfei military
Sr*iN1 e SsNT' Is.nH. ! CO heei'-
Importers and Wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. 1853 and it5 Main
now In store, a large and desirable stock Of
fresh Spring Goods, consisting Of the usual varie-
and Domestic Goods, which We are prepared TO
offer to our customers upon the most favorable
terms. We shall, in consequence Of the disturb.
ed condition OF commercial matters, conhne our
sales to cash and prompt six months buyers, for
negotiable paper: and to such, great Inducements
will be offered. Our stock will be kept up during
the season, snd not be surpassed, In variety
and extent, BY any house In the Southern states.
In our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we pre-
pared to exhibh large, fashionable and fresh
stock, Of our own anlfacture, and gotten up ex-
pressly for own trade. BROWN sHEETfNGS
and sHlRTiNGs will be sold at nett prices. for
cash, In bankabls funds. Orders - solicited,
and will r~saivs our prompt and pGelnal aiten-
ton. fmh KENT, PAINE co.
WET GOODS! WET GOODS DAM
w AGED BY FRESH WATER AT THE
WHARF AT ROCKETS. --Receiving this day -
l case Bleach Cottons, at l23c worth 2oci 10 900
yards of Spring Prints, at Cd yard, fast colors,
worth 2Ac 50 pieces blue DENNIS ut lete; SO pieces
Cotton Pants stuff, at i5c; 50 pieces Tuekapaws
stuff, at Zoe; French Jaconets and organdies,
worth f5c, at only 25c; Huckaback Towels at - n
dozen; oilk Wells at s:3c. worth 81; spices Black
silk great bargain; Berages, &c, sc. The above
Goods are Desirable and worthy the attention OF
all who want cheap goods. They Will bs sold ex-
clusivey for cash being bought on those terms.
and offered at profits 30 small ] cannot afford to
charge 10 any party. ALFRED MOek5,
ap zs 80 Main st.
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r. s,ssfes GsSSl,ae 0fAys, Cspsk!H Pa.
80, nsFs sIgsylz, Ans viii ks sheEyabea Ia
gs,ts. ss'f ssnse' sssss ssytHiS hGs,
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RUNAW WAYS.
TEN DOLLARS REWAR

a TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Rau-
81 aw from home, ut Easter, II SERVANT
1&tA WOMAN, named CAROLINE. ehe Is
fN~about 20 years % age, med um height,
-Ax0 very good figure, ginger bread color and
monty large, and both shoes patched near 'G the
toes. have no doubt she is passing herself off
as Tree. The above reward will be paid on her
delivery 10 me HUGH NJ. HUiCHEsON
h6Arlco county, May Is, 1861. IS 6t*
n $50 X " "A Il D.-hanaway on tue
81 18th Of March, WOMAN, named NANCY,
A&PA whom purchas ed of II. Stern, of this city
~ che is of medium size, rather spar re made,
Aof ginger bread color; has ditidepi
look when spoke to- Is % years DID, has a blister
scar on her neck. She was sold last Christmas at
the sale of VIM. Andrews, deceased, nine miles
above the city. She NAV now be IN that n igh
borbood, or near slash Cottage, as she has mo-
Their living at Mr.. WIN. Winn's, near that place,
IN Hanover county. She was hirad to Mr.. Samuel
Auen, oil this city, last year, and has a husband
hired TO Mr.. Ballard, of the Exchange Hotel, by
the name Of Dclphius. will pay the above re-
ward If delivered to me in Richmond.
M CT
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w MAKE CARTRIDGES. Apply to r. CHAR
TER, at this place, Armory, Richmond
my l3-2t e.. DIMMOCK, Col of Ordn nee.
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Ii OLLlNS' lNSTITUTE.-This Institute mas
l. tust closed a prosperous session. The ensn.
ing session will open on the first WEDNESDAY
in June, aud continue to the first w ednesday IN
April, iss2-ten months Far removed from seen o.
enjoying the advantages Of fine mineral waters.
1t offers TO young lad es peculiar inducements in
the present state of the country The Faculty IL
composed Of ave gentlemen and three ladies -
Charge for board and tuition Ia all branches, In
cluding Music. s2ss without Music, tlse Apply
to the superintendent for Circulars, Rotetou n
Springs, Va. Accommodations are afforded for 100
young ladies.
Ne Pay, half in advance
my s-3ws CHAG l. COOKE aup,t
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE.

@rYOn BROAD o TOM q
EyE+t1 BOOTS AND SHOES. FOR
~GT1El Y ~ SOLID ERs.-I have on hand Ii
A.1-A-AASa good supply of the above, ~
of my own make, and can supply any number
that may be required at short notice. Also, quite
an extensive assortment of ladies', misses gem
ttemen's, boys aud servants Boots and Shoes -
Those IN want will call at No. 2i9 Broad street.
TRUNKS, TRUNkS.-Those wishing to leave
the city, can procure either ladies' or gentlemen's
Trunks of the best quality, by calling at the
same place
All kinds of Shoes made to order.
my LIT w. z. W. TAYLOR.
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Movements or Ocean Steamers.

KINGSTON, ia, HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NAssAu,N.
CLEAToR-From New York for Kingston ia, on the 10th
day Of each month The Ceaor leaves New York the
OH OF each month"; and viii be due here about the 18TH
COLUMBIA AND NARROWING stated days yet fixed for
the departure of the Columbia and Marion for Havana but
ward and homeward.
KARsAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau, MP, on
the arrival OF alternate
MArANzAs-From New York for Maanzas the 9Th day of
each month From Matanzas the ed due New York
the 2Sth
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All letters and packages intended the New York HERALD
should je sealed
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MISSOURI LEAD MINES IN THE HANDS OF
REREIS

We are sorry to learn that the richest lead mine in
Missouri and indeed probably the globe is now in tie
nsnds OF the insurgents though they did succeed in
obtaining any of the metal. The mine TO which we refer
s situated near the village Of Cranky Newton county
wUin twenty-five miles Of the southwestern border of
mat State With the mines and furnaces Of CRANKY Ia
tner POSSESSION the rebels can supply themselves with
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OFFICERS THE NINETEENTH NEW YORK REGIMENT.
Major Commanding James H. Scde.
Rcgmcntal Surgeon Theodore Simon.
Assistant Surgeon Benjamin Howard.
Adutant, Lieutenant Henry NJ Stone.
Quartcrmastcr, John thcdcl.
Ccmmissary, George Ashby.
COMMANDERS OF COMPANIES
Lieutenant Charles White, commanding Company A.
Fifty inc left.
Captain Terence ]. Kennedy, Company B. (Scnior Cap
tain Full company
Captain Ashcroft Company c. Seventy in line.
Captain Even Gavigan, Company D. All left
(anhan Theodore " S~haoo,, f. thirty
thrcc men remain.
Captain N. T. Stevens, Company F. Nine men remain
commanded by Lieutenant Squiers in absence OF Captain
stevens.
Captain Charles Stewart, Company G. Full company
captain Sol' mon Giles Company II. Full company.
Captain John Ammon. Company J. Fifty remain.
CAPTAIN Angel, Company X. Full company.
Nioie number enlisted men ....................70 2
htcusaH's 2O2
Thirty weight commissioned officers remain making
grand total Ct ralleand file of 53S.
II should be stated that the muneers were arrested
ny Mayor Sedlics command, assisted by United States
regulars.
Second Lieutenant Eugene Pickett, Company A, Ninth
New York regiment has been presented by his New
York friends with elegant sword and belt The com
piiment is worthily bestowed.