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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
@ AhnAA Pursuant q Proclamation of His
LASSSzA Exceency THOMAS o. MOORE,
&SSAA Governor of the State of Louisiana
sSSasAlSA@s~ bearing date February rs, 1861 ali
qualified the Parish Orleans hereby notified ha
an Election will be held on MONDAY list day oil Apr loe
for six Judges of the several District Courts in the said parish
of Orleans as follows. to wit ~
parish of Orleans.
One Judge of the Second District Court OF New Orleans Tor
One Judge Of lie Third District Court of New Orleans for the
One Judge Of The Fourth District Court of New Orleans for
one Judge Of he Fifth District Court of New Orleans for the
parish of Orleans. A.,
parish of Orleans. - =,
Ie Polls will be opened each Election Precinct in the
said CITY OF New Orleans and parish of Orleans from the
hours Of eight o'clock A. NJ til tonr o'clock P NJ on the
data before mentioned wit MONDAY, LIST day of April
1851 for The purpose Of receiving the votes Of the qualified
the Clerks be appointed by the author
tiles designated by lawthe election to be conducted and
trnlicac returns the undersigned returning officer
coriing to law ~ ,o.,
A-e'iA ' E. 7. PARKER, Sheriff.
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METATRTE JoCKEY CLUB
Second Day. M

- 4 y
$40 declared before the ls 1851, the Club
af Az e
Cen T. g Camp flames Oh REGRET By Brown Dick out
Of Ernia .Coiors, SIX and silver:
A. !. B.nsanan names TON REDDY: BY scyhian
T. B. PoindeEer names b. T. by Albion. dam y Sovereign
John Campbell f. by Wagner out of Mary Tsylor
TUESDAY. ID April lssiNHeas Of Three Miles
WEpSEsDAY, Sd April, lssl-Heass Of Two Miles Club
THURSDAY 4h April, lsslHeats one Mile, best three
FRIDAY, 9th April ls6l-Hsat of One Mile; Club Purse
SATURDAY 9Th April l8s1-Heats Of -Four Miles (, Club
rS-Race 10 come off at O'Clock P. NJ.
obtain their badges and receipts the front
radies desiring admission to the Ladies' s and must be
accompanied by member Of the invited guest,
Eutrance to the Ladies' Stand the Meare road in the
Badge for the week sloto be had a. the front
n5-Entrance to the field Or stand 81.
ferson Railroad Company will leave the Depot at r NJ and
remain until the races are over
n9No carriage admitted with than the
nPrivate parties for the day by ap
plying in the morning to Wilbur Arno opposite ST. Charles
Of 81 essopa Of the weather. pen
GO CANINE sPOR rs-MR. H. a. nAtpING
ssSo osyP 10
Great assortment Of Dogs for sale guaranteed Bears
Game Chickens Monkeys, Tigers Coons Rats, etc. etc. al
lie also treats the different diseases of the Dog.
po time s es P'f I'll
ble Railway Station Louisiana Avenue mis- I'm
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MONDAY EVENING. April l. 1851.
VIII be performed Meyerbeer's opera in acts, THE PAR
DON OF PLOERMEI.
ES-WednesdaY. April 3-Frat night of NINE FREZZO-
LINZ, italian Prina Donna" Rigeletion
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PRICE OF ADMIssIoN-Dr Circle Latsiced Boxes
guee Second Gallery 81 O Pit Boxes and Pit 81 Thire
Gallery 30 cents.
RS-Itoora open IS. To commence att.
HsT.No seath secured unless maid for.
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Z WTY
MoNpAy EVENING aorit IssI

"a CAD4aEN On Mus lts 4 AcA pEst1 oe sitsfe.
8sFALpYNG ROGERS =.
@. O. cEK5LEY Manager D. r. Treasurer
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n r NJ ALTON.

ET g. WALTON y. y. WALTON,
CRY AUcTIoREER,
And AUCTToNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale 81 REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, Ste, etc.
once, 40 Camp street,
Continues personal attention a GALES Of Real Estate
slsvs Furniture, Bank and other stcc ena
chandise generally.
Heinvtes attention to System plans and plan books Of
Real Esatsnausrraed At large every
square every lot In every with tbs measurement
thereof owner and ether valuable information
the authentic sourcsssscurng in the pur
chase sale appraeraent Estate unequaled advar
tages and information
Furnturs other outdoor sales attended, to. se2 en-
OPENING OF CAMP STREET.
Buildings and Improvements the prolongaton Of Camp
street, from ST. Andrew to Felicity street By
der and for account of the city of New Orleans.
By .B. WALTON,
City Aucioneer,
... Office 40 Camp street.
TUESDAY, April 9, 1861, Mt 10 o'clock A:
T. order Is % s G The city Of
public auction without to the highest bidder will be
other n soT Ts Fl The
| streets, beginning at st. Andrew street to-w-
AoNE-sToRY FRAME, SLATE ROOF, NEW DWELL.
ING HOUSE. on brick piers with tsostory Kitchen, back
buildings cns etc. on lot fronting on St. Andrew street.
A Two-sTORY FRAME SLATE ROOF. DWELLING
house with kitchen cistern back buildings etc. and
such be the proiongaton OF
the aforesaid street, on the following
psrTERMs AND CoNDITIoNs-The purchasers respect
lively will place in possession and will be required 3
pay Cash time of adjudication The Of
a,ever KIND removed by the at their
own expense within thirty days from the day ef sale and any
purchaser falling them within the time specified Then
the city them bs removed at his expense without
| further notice.
buildings will be at the risk of the purchasers from ne
| moment of adjudication. MO
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By J. 3. WALTON,

:
AucrtoNEER-Ofice, 40 Camp street.
"WEDNESDAY. April 3, 1s6I, beginning at
wv 1s O'Clock NJ the premises, At the residence OF
the Bnyard Mllegan Esq., Dauphine street
Canal Cuonhonse auction without reserve the
following elegant Household Furniture will be sold
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOR SETS in blue SILK reps
richly carved. Black Walnut Dining Room and White OAK
Hall Sets Rosewood French Bedstead and Canopy
Gilt Enameed Cottage Bedroom Sets very 5ich Man'el
and Gilt Gas Chandeliers Spring and Hair Mattresses Feather
Pillows and Bo Window Shades and Cornices etc. etc
Kitchen Furniture and large quantity OF household tnrnsn
ing article too numerous to mention.
The furniture will be ready for inspection the day previous
to the sale catalogues will be ready for delivery to pur
chasers at the Office of the auctioueer.
nTERMS-Ca delivery the furniture TO be delivered
and ysr,oved Immediately after the sale. m27
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UNREsERvED CATALOGUE SALE OF VERY ELEr
giant Household Furniture consisting Of superior Paror
Hall Dinng-room BEDROOM Sets splendid French man
tel Mirrors very rich sk Reps Curtains Parlor and Bed
Velvet Carpets elegant brorz, Gas Chandeliers and
DracLnt etc
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AVIS D'ELECTION.-PAR

AVIS D'ELAECTION.-PAR
1&9 @N@A suite de Ia proclamation de son Excel
AGSsBs 70 sSSazESS<SA> leuce THOMAS O. MOORE, Gou
fS2AM verneur de- PEtat de Ia Louisiana,
'sSSSss-5a'< date du % dc fGvrier 1861, les cleo
qualities de In parose dOreans sont par present mott
Election lieu lie LuNDl, premier jour a. Av
l6 de six JUICES des Cous de District dams La dte
parosse d Orleans, CONNIE suit, SAVIOR - -
I'm Juge de la Premiere Cour de District de 10 Nouyee
Orlaar pour la paroisSe d. Orleans. ,
I'm Juge de III DeuXieme Cour de District de Ia NouVee
Orleans pour la paro $50 d leans.
I'm Juge de la Trosieme Cour dc District de Ia Nouvee
Orleans pour Ia paroisse d. Orleans. -
JUICE de Ia Quatrieme Cour de District de Ia Nouvele
Orleans pour Ia paroisse d Orleans, -
JUICE de Ia Cnquieme Cour de District de Ia Nouyeie'
Orleans pour Ia paroisse dO reana.
I'm JUICE de Ia AiXere Cou de District dc la Nouveile
Orleans pour Ia paroisse d'Ordans: go
Polls seront ouverts dams chaque delec
ton depuis heures A. NJ usqu'a he,es F. NJ Jour ss
dGsgpe SAVIOR lie Ter dAvr 1851 Pe1e de receVor les
bulletins des eeces qualities de In paoisSe dOrleans sous
sun.enance greiers qu desgnes
par rautorite competente
Laecon conduite ct les retours tripicntes
envoye oussgne charge de les transmettre
commencement a 10 loi. ..
bureau du Sheriff parosse Orleans 10 de 1851
ma ia Il. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
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OFFICE OF TIE FlsAscE CoHnrrrEE OF TIE


Room No. IA City Hall, March Is, 1861. }
Mg-Tottce Is hereby given that, IL n ass
torzng the Chmen of the Finance Committees OF the Com
Council dgetse during twenty days that sealed pro
dosa vii by them for the redemption Of the bonds
issued by The City favor of hs Railroad Com
pany such be deposited in the tzen
Bank after paying all Of interest now dne on Railroad
Bonds - 80, :, 500,
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 18th April 1861
at 6 clock NJ the Office of the Finance COMMITTEES No.
ii City Hail. the sale the City Of Thityhve Bonds Issued
in favor of the PontchartIain Raroa COMPANY No.,
Proposals to be addressed TO A. DuPRE and ~ n Eok.
STALL Chairmen of the Finance Committees OF the
Common Council the City Of New Orleans and endorsed
Propos for Sale of Pontchartrain Railroad Bon5"
A. DUPRE,
Chairman FINANCE Co nmittee Board Asst. Aldermen.
L. E. FORSTALL
Chairman Finance Committee Board Of Aldermen.
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VEUDI, lie IS de mars 1861, Q midi, a
ID la Bourse St. Charles vertu de ct commencement IN
orde de honorabe P H. Morgan nge de In DeuTiee Conr
de District lie II de 1851 Dosser de Ia Cour NO
TX la Fescave seront vendus pour
connie de la dite succession, sayoir--
DEI1X TERRkINS ct les authorizations gu s'y troHyen
dams lie Premier cete Vile dams let borne par les
rues Tepschore autrefois Bassn epomene ntreois 70
ards AunoncRon Constance designs les Nos 10 ct
Is sur I'M plan par zmpe lie dvrer 1883 pose en- e
chacun 2 peds la Terpchore taurefos Bassnl
sur poondeur de 59 eds gnes entire gnes
PARALLELS, ct lesclnve 80.
WIIITAM grife age d'environ 40 ans, bon cuisiner
ny TERMES EFT CONDITIONS-Ponr rEscave comp.
tant Pour Terrans tiers compliant la balance
credit de deux ans en- bes de iacqnereur saans
pnur de leurs dates eus chaance ct pour cent
Fan apres leurs 6chaances jusana parfait placement .
Actes de par W. Ii. Peters, notae public aux
frais des acousreIrs NILS ~ 25 al5 IL
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AMusENTENTg.

VARIETIES TEaEaAtrKEt. aRAVigs sTKEsJ
Mt. JOHN r.. OWENS " sole Ieesss and Manager
Mr. CHARLES BASS. sfane Director
MI GID n COLLINS Acting Manager
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SUCCESSION OF AUGs. DAYEzAC, DECEAsED-TWO
valuable Lots Of Ground Tepschore street, between Con-
stancs and Administration Streets and Good Nan Cook at
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W1NHs...,...,,.,.Sy1s hste.
Fl, A L. e .58zzs}s35g} ssss5iss# y
400 casks Marzetti,s East India Pale s8
s.. l. $50 .. Alleep'a
60 =. Bass ss5a s
& PORTER.
400 casks Hihhsft's London Stout
, 2nh =. MARIETTA 3as 3sl8 WEI
100 >. Barclays
EELARET.
GAO cases Kepper's siarRauy.
@1"-1 AND ..sg59.. 81. Esephe. 9ifSs
275 :, s !. ST. Jneu.
Al Chat. Co.'s Destoarnei
20 Marganx, lS41.
HOOK. ssi
is cases Henkell Il Co.'S SPARKLING
PORT.
80 quarter casks Nore's Burgundy.
6. Koesters Z
PUNCH.
l49 boxes Batavia Arrae. e
For sale by s. WOLFF,
m27 Corner of fravar and New Levee streets.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS, WITHIN THAT
IN mart Parish Jefferson, Left Bank under the uiis
dction of the Police Jury: ,
Notice is hereby given persons whether resident
resident of the Parish of Jefferson Left Bank who ibe
to payment Of Taxes mpGsed according law for the year
1860 Gy the Poca Jury for the of sad Parish Of Jefferson,
Left Bank that all Parish Taxes will be due on the LIST
day May 1861 that within thirty days thereafter the said
the Court House Town of Carr9on in said Parish that the
Taxes and all Parish Taxes remaining unpaid for the
cedng years. every day. during the thirty day aforesaid from
10 o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ.
And further that at the expiration of said delay list Of the
persons who shall have failed pay The Taxes due by he
shall be up by the undersigned Collector whose duty it
shall under the law seize and sell property of the deln-
onens pay satisfy the said with interest and costs
thereon ] j. GUTIERREZ, Collector,
Left Bank, Parish of Jefferson.
Jehersov, Of 1851 30t
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MONDAY EVENING, APRIr. I. 1871,

PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Beze9, according %
location from 81 S3 90; Prquette and Dress Circles 10
Seats Reserved during day ST. Quadtoon Gallery 50 cents
Loges DENTS; Coored Gallery Is cens White Gallery @
EBox- Office open daily, from o'clock A. b. 70 o,cocs
p where Beats ard Boxes may be secured two days In I'd
vance OF shs day Of performance.
aaY-CHANGE or TINE oora open at a quarter to
O'clock performance half-psstT o'clock
: III u.
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HEADcUA RTERs LOUISIANA GUARD, J
Armory, 81 Magazine st.,
New Orleans, March 4th. 1861
EpDrilIs of the entire corps Will be held
every MONDAY, at Z. NJ. . ,.,,,--> =, ~
Meetings for the business first WEDNESDAY
in each month a O'Clock.
By order:
SAMUEL NJ. TODD, Major Commanding.
HENRY R. KENSA, First Sergeant Cor A. ml5 If
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DrREoToRss s
JOHN DoLHONDE, firm of Martin Cobb 4 Co.
A. B. CHARPENTIER;fir firm Of Lohit Charpenter 4 Cos
II. j. cunts, firm of J. NJ. Rhnrer q tsa.
CARL K0HS, firm of q. Koh1l 4 Co. XIX fH 45t
r. w. OGDEN, firm of Gusaehs 4 0gaen
L. F. GENERES, firm Of Abat, tieneres 4 Co.
VICTOR III. IGEAN.
JOSEPH DEYNOQDT ssS
A GHTAPETt.A. aula trayl
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TTyFFJJRgUAY,Ap April 18th, 1861, at 10 o'clock
Nj at the s.. Charles Exchange by virtue OF and in
pursuance order of the Hon. p h Morgan OF the
second District Court dated March H. 1861 Court Docket
No 2 will be Sold for account Of the above named snc
cesson the following described real estate and slave
Two LOTS OF GROUND with the improvements thereon,
in the First of this city, in the square bounded by e
schore date Basn Mepomene date Eaward Annuncation
and Constance streets designated by the Nos Is ed f on
office Of Jules Messy late Notary in this city, aaSuri each
q feet front TerPchore date Basin Tset by depn OF 10Y
And the slave WILLIAM grihe aged about 4o years.
good Cook .-.-n,a.r- ~, -
the real esatsone third cash. balance on cealt OF one
and two wears Of The purchaser secured by mort
gage on property and bearing interest from date to na9
rity at pe cent per and cent thereafter till paid
Acts OF sale Walter H. Peters, Notary Pubhe at the
expense of the purchaser.
sucCEss1oN DE AUGs. DAvEzAC, DECEDE-DEUx
Terain de vaeur 10 Tepsichore entire les rues
Constance ct Annoncnton ct I'M bon Cuisiner Fencan
PAR J. B. WALTON,
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NOTICE 80 TAXPAYER S.-THE UNDER
IN signed Collector Of State Taxes does hereby notie all
1851 witn the First District this city, call ut his Office
26 City Hall third story, and pay the sams within the time
prescribed BY law under penalty of their property being mort
gagged said Licenses past due and liable to penalty
of from $3.50 to $1,000. ..
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ.
TIIOs. ASKEW,
Collector FIJI District.
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s+o.l S1a,itai S2SaJGl0 40
snrpius I. 29SF5 Is
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RB-DudIey Lodge No. &c, g.. and A.. M
egular Communications of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
uHDAY EVENING att o'clock in their Lodge Room at the
Periodic Members Of the Graft fraternaly invited
attal1d
III f. Hail. J. W.. Thaddens d. vanHort. Treasurer ;
r VI She's Secretary R. L. Moore, g. d.; Henry e. Robin
son j. n. Jas. B. SEQ, Tyler. as IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

These men will do fearful execution If neees-
sity requires it. They number largely, and
the most of them expert gunners, having seen
actual service before this. Ten guns, of the
heaviest kind, have already been mounte al
the Naval Hospitai. and are still being mount
ed rs fast as possible-besides, the Hospital
itself is strongly garrisoned, and altogether
this place is q strong point OF defence.
There have been also, guns mounted AT
Craney Island and at Sandy Point, just oppo-
site Craney Island, and about three miles be
low the Hospital.
The Norfolk county Light Guard, number.
ing 1e members, went into service last Sunday
and were ordered on scout duty. They. with
the Wise Dragons and Seaboard Rifle Compst-
NY, tbrave sets. all of them,) Will do good
duty in protecting our sea coast, from Wi
ioughby's Point opposite Fortress Monroe, al
the way down to Cape Henry, and below.
Three steamers with a brig in tow were re-
ported AS going up the bay last night. They
were supposed to be bound for Annapolis
with troops With the exception of the Cum
berland, there are steamers or vessels o
any kind either in Hampton Roads or the bay
this morning. There were at . O'Clock this
morning on the wharf at Old Point, abou
three or four hundred barrels OF beef or pork
The steamer Chesapeake was at the wharf
but it could not be ascertiined whether sht
was landing or taking on board the barrels
The Relief Fund for the benefit of families
whose heads have been, or may be, called int
service, has met with the most generous sub
scriptions James IL. Behan, Esq, headeC
| the list with s500-others have and will do th'
same.
North Carolina notes of one. two, three, ant
| four dollars are freely circulating in our city
| also small notes issued by the city, which vii
afford great relief 10 the community, in tn
way OF making change, without being bJect
| cd to an enormous discount.
| Our stores open ut the usual hour in th
| morning, to accommodate the people from th
| country, and close at +. NJ, to afford tim
10 the employees TO attend drill, &c.
|
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
4 Ytice from Tenasssse.
MoxsIsrowS, TExs., Apri

MoRRIsTowN, Tenn, April 10Th, Is6f.
Tennessee IL all right now, and will respond
10 the call for troops and money with iiher-
al heart and hand, aud will sastain Virginia
taken TO Keep hack and drive out the abolition
hordss now striving to oyerrun this fair land
and the fsw traitors among Us that have held
high once at the hands Of the people Will
reap their just reward at the hands Of an out.
ragged people. y, a.
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rnonI NORFOLK.
tsrsorAI .co..ssrosD.scs 0. TIE DlsrArOz.]
NoxroLx, VA, April 20, 1851.
Every thing Is unporently calm and quiet

NUHFOLk, FA., ApfIt 20, AoVh.
Everything Il apparently calm and quiet
here, but IL may be compared 10 that calmness
that often precedes the impen ding storm. Our
boys are ready and anxious to meet the foe
There Is, Of course, sad feeling in conse-
Qnence OF the state of affairs but AS to the
word ~ rr," il ID not known In this section.
l give you a few items of news, and will
con tinue ircm day 10 day, as become In pos
session of facts.
one p.aashary nanh v.s,sraav wers sa,,, aaw,
Ia FORT Norfolk In tho stsaiaer lison, and are
now lnartered there. s8.s.
The United Fire and Artillery Company
have charge Of the guns ~ Fort Norfolk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

Commendabte.-The Ftueasti. X ifles a fine
body OF men, arrived here on Saturday and
immediately repaired to the Encan pne-t at
the Fair grounds. These representatives of
tield. Since leaving home they have b vi
prayers regularly said morniDg and night and
heir whole department. has been that of
Christian gentlemen. This is rs IL should be-
No cause can prosper without the Divine
blessing, and the Southern soldier, conscious
that truth and justice are on his side, may
confidently invoke the benediction Of Heaven
on his banner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

Letters for the Soldiers. We wish our en-
ergetic Pos stmaster could wise some plan to
get the letters in tended for the soldiery to the
Camp ground, without the troubls ot their
calling for them at the Office In this city.
large majority of the troops not allowed
TO leave the encampment. and the idea of es-
tablshing temporary Post Once therrat
would be Il good one All letters marked for
soldiers should be delivered at the ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

Richmond Cotlege.--.Most ot The Young men
of this institution having enlisted or gone
home TO enlist In the volunteer com pa ni@s, the
lectures have been suspended for the remain
der of the session, and the college buildings
have been rendered to the military authOri-
ties rs quarters for soldiers The number Of
students for the session is H..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

army Of the COaTsftsrdiA eot,ates.--Dlniel
Truehart, Jr., Of ReamDad. has bern ap-
pointed lst Lieu tenant OF Artillery in the
Army of the Confederate States, and has been
ordered to Pensacola to assist in the opera
lions now going on there. Llputenant L. il q
graduate of the Virginia Military Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

Regtmentot Order.--It was ordered on Sat-
nrday that the several companies of the lst
Regiment, not now assigned to duty, parade
1T 10y O'Clock, undergo inspec tion. and having
baggage ready, that they proceed TO the en-
campment at the Fair Grounds by IL o'clock
NJ. number of the companies, in accord
ance with said order, marched out, and are
now encamped as indicated. The best spirit
prevails among The men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

HOt.-The cool aBu nttcing wind was not
strong enough yesterday to divert the hot
rays of the sun from being rrfiecte in a most
uncomfortably warm manner from the cobbe
-tons street. Brick pavements, and walls Of
houses. @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

Gone into Camp The fiyette Artillery
and Howi,zar Comp1ny went into camp yes
terday morning. Extensive preparations are
being made ut the Fairfield race ground and
Howard's Grove to accommo odate the soldiery
nov on their way 10 Richmond t1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

Richmond in the Field The Convention on
Saturday adopted resolution inviting the
President of the Southern Confederacy and
his Cabinet to make Richmond, or any other
| place in the State they may select, the seat of
| Government. We hope President Davis will
accept the invitation 90 le
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

Business.-This article. which used TO be
paramount to all others, which HIS b.'en given
the 60 by for some time was brought into
use on Saturday. The merchants and others
were busy on that dty. Affairs seem 10 be
tending to the right direction. aels.