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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

DOMESTIC MAKKErs.-Now,a as the vege-
table and fruit season may be considered
at it's zenith, the markets continue not
only we'll supplied, but crowded almost to
excess. Every day this week our market
gardeners and friends from the counties
contiguous to Richmond have brought in
the choicest products of the dairy and
farm and our hotels, boarding houses,
refectories, and good housewives, have
been enabled to provide dinners which
would tempt the palate of any epicure in
this or any other country. We annex a
list of the ruling prices at the Shockoe
Hill Market. Those at the First Market
are about the same:
Meuts.-Beef, Is to 18c. per pound
mutton and lamb, 121ac.; shoat, or fresh
pork, 1896; veal, l6c.
Veqetd6leS.-Cabbage, 2, 5 and l0c. per
head; sweet potatoes, 80, 80 to 76c. per
peck; Irish potatoes, sl.50 per bushel ;
beets, &c. per bunch; snaps, or string
beans, SOC. per peck; Lima beans, l0c.
per quart; peas, l0c. per quart; tomatoes,
Sc. per quart; cucumbers, &c. per dozen ;
okra, 1Oc. per quart; cymhlins, loc. per
dozen; onions, soc. per quart herbs for
soup, sc. per UuuCu, Iauocy UC' pei uouSn
thyme, lOc. per bunch; parsley, Sc. per
bunch.
Fruit.-Apples, zoe. per peck; pears for
cooking purposes, Csc. per peck; peaches,
40, 80, and 6Oc. per peck; damsons, SOC.
per peck white damsons for picking, soc.
per peck; garden grapes, l5c. per quart
muscadines, &c. per quart; watermelon,s'
s, 10, rs, 80, and 4Oc. apiece; musk
melons, from 8 to zoe. apiece; lemons,
75c. per dozen.
Poultry.-Chickens, 20, rs, 80, and 4oc.
apiece; ducks, 75c. to 81 per pair; geese,
90 per pair: guinea-chickens, rs to 3719c.
each. No turkies in market.
Butter, Eggs, &c.-Butter, rs, 30, and
Csc. per pound; smear kase, zoe. per
quart; sweet milk, 40 to SOC. per gallon
butter milk, to &c. per quart; Dutch
cheese, home made, l0c. per cake; eggs,
20 to Csc. per dozen.
F;sh.-Norfolk taylors, 25c. per bunch
sheepshead, rs to 3Oc. apiece; spots, 25c.
per dozen; sturgeon, &c. per pound
picked cod, 10c. per pound.
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AN INNOCENT NAN PUT IN JAIL "FoR
NOTHING About six weeks ago a man
named Samuel Hart, from New York city,
offered himself as bail for Becky Chan
dler, notorious character. He repre-
sented himself as man of property, and
his security was accepted. On the 18th OF
July he was brought before the Mayor to
answer for assaulting and threatening to
shoot a colored man named Sam Brown,
and was placed under bonds to keep the
peace. On the 18th of this month he
again appeared before his Honor, with his
inamorata, Becky Chandler, both to an
swer for attempting to break into the house
of William Thorn. On this charge he was
sent to jail, and while in there he wrote a
letter to Colonel Burnham, Judge -Advo-
cate Of this military district, stating that
he was flfty-fve years of age, had family
in New York dependent upon him, was
sick, and, furthermore, that he had been
put in Jail for nothing at ALL" Colonel
Burnham sent the letter to Mr.. Mayo en-
closed in another, requesting information
in regard to the man. The Mayor ycster-
day had Samuel brought before him, and
told him he would see Colonel Burnham
about him, and ask that be be sent out OF
town forthwith.
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THE CoABINATIoN OF ART AND SCIENCE as dis
played in photography doubtless secures to the
efortsrof the empiric a small measure of success
but If the branches of his work could be segre-
gated and viewed separately by an expert, the
former would be laughed at as a caricature, and
the latter consider, a hap hazard jumbling to-
gether Of certain chemicals without knowledge or
regard as to the result. This mica blending Of .
beautiful art with rather complex science Is,
perhaps, seen in very few instances in higher
state OF perfection than at G. K. RBEs Co.'S
Photograph Gallery In this place, where they
have devoted many years to the patient study Of
all the intricacies Of their profession, which, al
lied to large practical experience and artlstis
tasts, must place them among the pre- eminent in
their calling.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
Rev. William Brown will preach at the
Second Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning, in the absence Of the Rev. DR..
Baird.
Bishop Williams, of China, will preach
at the Monumental church in the forenoon
at II o'clock.
Bishop Doggett will occupy the pulpit
Of Clay street Methodist church at IL A.
N. and Sd PM.
The Rev Mr.. Kline, of Mississippi, will
preach at Virginia Hall tomorrow at II
A. M.
Rev. F. J. Boggs will preach at the Me.
thodist church on Union Hill tomorrow
morning at ii o'clock. At night, the Rev
c. W. Petherbridge will occupy the pul.
pit.
The Rev. Thomas U. Dudley, Jr., will
preach at St. Johns church, Church Hill,
tomorrow at ii A. IL.
The Rev. J. B. Jeter, D. D., having re-
turned to the city, will occupy the pulpit
of his church, on Grace street, Tomorrow
at the usual hours.
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auction Sales This Daqy.

REGNAULT co. willseu at 10 o'clock at their
store, furniture. show caaes, shelving, conn
ters, fancy articles, pipos, tobacco, cigars SC.
3. GATHRIoHT win sell at No. 1888 Main street
commencing at 10 O'clock, househ old furniture,
mattresses. bedding. crockery, glassware, etc +;
also, clothing, dry goods, boots. hoes, etc.
q. P. TAYLOR will sell at the horse lot, at 10 A.
NJ, a top buggy, horse, and mules.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., s. co. will sell at II
o'clock, at the store occupied by g. w. Grant
on Sixth street between Broad and Marsha all
his entire stock of groceries.
3. B. COOK will sell on Council Chamber Hill, al
1oA. M, horses, mules, and cows.
T. W. KEESEE will sell at the horse lot, at II
q. M, horses, mules, top buggy, and spring
wa2Ol.
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CAUeHr.-A few days since a white fel-
low named William Brown appeared be-
fore the Mayor to answer for being disor-
derly and using obscene language in the
market house. The Mayor aned him Ave
dollars, but while waiting for him to " shell
out" commenced the examination of an
other case, during which William slipped
out Of the courtroom and made tracks for
Hanover county. On Thursday night Cap
tain Jenkins saw William at the circus,
arrested him, and brought him before the
Mayor yesterday morning, The mayor
decided to send William to Jail.
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RICHMOND BOARD OF TRADE.-In re
spouse to call for meeting to consider
the propriety of organizing a Board o
Trade for Richmond, number of tht
principal business men of the city assem-
bled in the Tobacco Exchange yesterda,
afternoon at o'clock.
Major T. G. Peyton called the meeting
to order, and announced that nomina
tions for chairman were in order; where
upon Messrs. H. G. Baskervill, David J
Burr, A. 7. Stokes, and W. B. Isaacs
were put in nomination.
The vote was then taken, and Mr.. Bas
kervill elected.
On taking the chair Mr.. Baskervil
briefly alluded to the benefits which would
accrue to the city by the organization of 8
board of trade, and announced that the
meeting was ready for any business thai
might be brought before it.
On motion of Mr.. j. q. Martin, Captain
P. G. Coghlan secretary of the Corn Ex
change) was appointed secretary.
Mr.. J. Fl. Martin then submitted the fol
lowing resolutions which were unani.
mously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the commercial and manu-
featuring interests of Richmond impera
lively require the organization of boarG
Of trade.
Resolved, That committee of five be
appointed by the chairman, who shall pre-
pare and report to an adjourned meeting
constitution and bylaws providing fol
the organization of such board, and rule!
tor the government of the same.
ResolUed, That all citizens of Richmond
Interested be invited to unite with us ir
organizing this association, which has theil
common benefit in view.
ResoIved, That this meeting, when it ad
journs, be adjourned to meet on the 6tl
day OF September in the Tobacco Ex
change, at 5 o'clock P. NJ, to consider thu
report of the Committee on Constitution
elect officers, and transact such other bu
slness as may be required in completing
the organization proposed.
The Chairman then appointed the fol
lowing gentlemen on the committee
Messrs. Jordan II. Martin, David J. Burr
William B. Isaacs, Peyton G.. Wise, an
A. Y. Stokes.
At the request of Mr.. Martin, he wa
excused from serving on the committee
The name Of Mr.. Burr was then subst
tuted for Mr.. Martins as chairman of tn
committee, and that of Mr.. Mathew Blai
added to it.
On motion Of Colonel Wise, the NEE
ing then adjourned.
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A DECISION op TIN RICHMOND Husr1sc

A DECISION oP TIM RICHMOND HUsTISGs
COURT RENDERED ISoPERATIvE BY AN Or
DER FROM LIEUTENANT HAABRIcK.-At the
last session Of the Hastings Court of Ma
gistrates, Mr.. Edward Phelan applied for q
renewal of his license to keep an ordinary
at No. 1920 Main street. The magistrates
refused to grant the license on the ground
that the ordinary kept by him was " not
orderly, useful, nor such as the law re-
quires." Mr.. Phelan went to Lieutenant
Hambrick and stated his case. The Lieu
tenant on Thursday sent an order to the
City Sergeant which rendered the decision
of the court imperative, and gives Phelan
the right to keep an ordinary which he is
now doing.
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CANINE STRENGTH AND PERSEVERANCE
durance of the dog was strikingly illus
trated at the upper market yesterday. A
huge, fierce looking mastiff, with an appe.
tite keenly whetted, doubtless by long
fast, was prowlipg about the butcher stalls
nosing out any morsel which would afford
him good breakfast. As luck would have
it (dogs are sometimes lucky, beefs
head had been thoughtlessly left on the
ground. Its weight was all of ten or twelve
pounds, but avordupois was not to be con-
sidered when hunger was gnaWing at the
vitals; so, true to his instincts, the dog
seized the bloody skull and started off. Ii
proved to be the property of freed
man, who did not at all relish the idea
of losing the chief ingredient of a big pot
Of soup without, at least, putting forth
some effort to reclaim it. At the same
time, the mastiff did not like the idea OF
relinquishing so valuable prize without
astruggle; and then commenced one Of the
most exciting races ever witnessed. Freed
man pursued with all the feetness of foot
he could command, and the dog summoned
to his aid all the powers of locomotion
with which nature had endowed him but
as two heads have ever been conceded to
be better than one, so are four legs too
much for half that number, and every
second proved that the gap between pur-
suer and pursued was widening. 1t also
became painfully apparent to the luckless
negro that while the dog was augmenting
his speed he showed no signs of relax
ing his grip; for the animals tail did
not seem more securely attached to his
rear than did the beef's head to his mas.
sive and powerful jaws. Up Sixth street
the chase continued, to the CONSERVATION
and dismay of all timid ladies, and to the
very great amusement Of sundry boys and
persons of larger growth, who had fol-
lowed to witness the result. But luck
again interposed in the dogs behalf, and
to the great chagrin and disappointment of
the negro: near the northern end OF Sixth
street between Jackson and Duval, q deep
ravine intersects it, which in years agone
was known as CULTIVATION" Down this
steep declivity the dog plunged without
regard to consequences and without the
loss of his prize, for when the negro had
threaded his way to the bottom of this
chasm, filled with weeds and briars, the
dog was nowhere to be found. be had
no doubt, sought refuge in some one of the
many cavernous recesses, where undis
turbed he enjoyed his meal, and revolved
in his mind (dogs have minds) the fac
that "the race is sometimes to the swift
and the battle to the strong"
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List of Letters.

- CF LETTERS REMAINING
~ rTF puST. OFFICE AT RICHMOND,
yfsxiiAS Sr xiSn aosEsp one oas s iiss shsy will be
!! ",'' &c pesd Letter oflce.
e.. % .asnters nv or transient visitors In town OF
r ssa1o5 on Ss owdP may e nGk"Sn
a.t t word transient
- ne w. hostage stsmp on the upper rtght-hand
tsg. t.", leave space between the stamp and
&C.. ,g !ar pos!.nark'nS without interfering
~ 81 these letters the applicant must
Es e.H...' c7i;sfi late-s," giving the date OF
a.. - n2y one cent for advertising.
- So +e,,rst for The return q; letter to the
y = rnS.aimed within thirty days or less
ea ws 'hS s', TTrsI sana sna astb OF ,bss sss en
,be face side. will be complied with.
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ARRESTED FOR AN AssAULr.-William ?.
Allen and Benjamin F. Davis were ar
rested yesterday and locked up in the
First station-house upon the charge of as
saulting John r. Savage and 7. LIghtfoot.
The accused are young men, and are said
to have been much under the influence OF
LIQUOR when they committed the assault.
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PERsoNAL.-We we're pleased to observe
on our streets yesterday, in the enjoyment
of excellent health, the Rev. Father Null
vey, of Petersburg. During the absence OF
Bishop McGill from this country, Father
Mulvey is Vicar General Of the Diocese OF
Virginia. position which his talents and
acknowledged executive ability admirably
qualify him to fill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

TIE BALLARD HOTEL.-The notice in
to-day's Dispatch relative to this popular
hotel informs the public that Mr.. John P.
Ballard has associated with himself his
two sons, Messrs. William P. and F. Strib-
ling Ballard, in the management of the
establishment. The friends and customers
of the veteran and accomplished hotel
keeper will be pleased at this announce
ment. The addition of two active and
energetic young men with such pupilage
as they have had must add spirit and en-.
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A COOP APPoINTMENT.-Wel learn thai
Captain John 81. Freeman, widely ane
favorably known in this community, 6a'
been appointed soliciting agent at thl!
point for the new line of steamers to rur
between Baltimore and Richmond IN con
nection with the York River railroad
Captain Freeman's thorough business
qualifications and extensive acquaintance
especially fit him for the place.
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RETURN OF REV. DIR. JETER.-The many
friends of this eminent divine will be gra-
tilted to learn that he has returned from q
protracted visit to Canada. We saw him
yesterday. He has greatly improved in
health and strength, and will minister to
the people of his charge tomorrow fore
noon and evening.
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James NJ. Moor

ARR1vED.-Colonel James NJ. Moore
United States Army, who has been as
signed to the post of chief quartermastei
for the District of Virginia, arrived yes
terday, and will at once enter upon the
duties of his office. General Blunt, who
has heretofore filled the position, leaves
Immediately for Washington, where ne has
been ordered to report.
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DETENTION OF A TRAIN.-The train on
the Central railroad due here yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 did not arrive until 9
o'clock last evening. The delay was
caused by the breaking of some of the en-
gine's machinery near North Mountain
Summit. No injury other than the above
was sustained.
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:, SERIOUS AccIDENT.-We regret to learn
that Mr.. Robert Moore, an estimable citi-
zen, residing near the penitentiary, had the
misfortune to lose all the fingers of the
right hand day or two since. he was
engaged at circular saw, when his hand
slipped and came in contact with the ma
chine. He was comparatively free from
pain at last accounts, and doing well.
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BAILED.-Yesterday Ben. Allen, color
ed, who Is charged with stealing tobacco
from Mr.. W. A. Hoppe, and who appeared
as witness against Mr.. Hoppe, charged
With violating the internal revenue law by
counterfeiting tobacco inspectors brand,
came before the Mayor, and gave secu-
rity for his appearance for examination.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Her Britannia Ma;esty's Consul; Clerk OF the
City OF Richmond !; Surveyor General President
Of the Congrega alton Bayet Ahabah.
VESSELS.
Mcclure. c.. steamer Ludlow; Hnwes, Reuben,
schooner Nellie Brown smith, Chas. H., schoo-
schooner s.. 6: Evans; Weaver, Cap. g. B :.
W. 4. Ludlow Leeds, Chas A., schooner w. G..
Nelson: Gillespie, D. b., schooner Pawnee
Bradley, Capt. w, j., and English, Samuel S.,
schooner John Eowlett; Freeman, Jno. schoo-
ner Eattie L. Tabor; Es bert, Richard. schooner
II. T Wood ALEXANDER SHARP. +. ID.
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PnAIsEwoRTHY.-The ladies connected
with Bethlehem Baptist church, Chester
field county, will give q feast on Thursday
the 9th Of September next, the proceeds
to be appropriated to the liquidation OF
the debt of the church. We trust that the
efforts of these ladies in behalf of 80 lauda-
BILE an object will be most literally en-
couraged.
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A TOBACCO FACTORY SEIzED.-Yester.
day the United States authorities seized
the tobacco manufactory of Messrs. RapI
q Co., on Fifteenth street. The firm is
charged with violating the internal revenue
law by removing tobacco from their fac.
tory on which the tax had not been paid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

Sons OF TEMPERANCE-STONEw DIvI-
SION This Division, recently organized
under the most favorable auspices, meets
again tonight in the basement of the Third
Presbyterian church. An interesting ses-
sion is anticipated. All members Of the
Order in the city are cordially invited to
oftand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

SPECIAL NOTICE. = In order to
make room for FALL Goops, the subscriber will
from this date close out his stock Of SUMMER
GOODS at reduced prices. AL In want OF suh-
MER CLOTHING are invited to call at No. 1900
Main street. 3. B. SPENCE, Agent,
au7 Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
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ergy to the management, and promote the
well-known and acknowledged claims OF
the Ballard Hotel to public favor. We
have two new hoops to the old bucket
the young spirit infused into the veteran
life-the matured Judgment and e1pe-
rience reinforced by youthful energy.
These are the elements of merit and sue
cess.
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POET OF RICHMOND, AUGUST so
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Roberts, New York, Iner-
chandlse and passengers, y. Tyres & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York. merchandise
and passengers, Ayres & 20
Steamer John Sylve.ter, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandsa and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner Mohawk, Bradley, Baltimore, mer.
chandise, Curtis, Parker Kiddick.
Schooner Adeltza. Loveland, New York.
Schoone. "sceola, Johnson Norfolk, slaves,
Crowsll s. Currie.
Barqua G. Warwick. Chichester, Rio Janeiro,
flour, haxall, Crenshaw 4 Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship White Jacket, -, sailed from Newport
News OF the soth for Liverpool, with tobacco for
Cask!e & Brothers.
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The FLOUR TRADE.-There are three
large vessels now in the Richmond dock
loading with -four. The barque c. P.
Warwick is expected to sail to-day. Her
destination is Rio. The brigs Wanderer
and Ella will be able to clear early next
week. We have not learned their desti-
nation.
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLI.-John LORD
colored, was arrested yesterday for arunR-
enness and disorderly conduct IN Inc
streets. He resisted policeman Charies
R. Jones in the discharge of his daty, oas
was overcome and secured.
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IN RIcHMoND.-Bishop Williams, for
several years past Protestant Episcopal
Bishop to China, reached Richmond yes
terday. The Bishop is native Of this
city, and his many friends and acquaint.
ances will cordially greet his return to the
home Of his early years.
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The LAST CHANCE.-The circus and me-
nagerie give their last exhibitions in TINS
city to-day and this evening. They are
announced to appear in Petersburg Mon
day, and all who have not seen Inc per
formapces would do well TO embrace the
present opportunity.
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RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-We are author
lied to state that the Rev. M. ]. Michel
bacher will deliver sermon in English at
the Kenesseth Israel congregation, on
Main between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, at 10 O'Clock this forenoon.
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BACK AcKAGA1S.-BrigadierGeneralBro Brown,
assistant commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau for the State of Virginia, has re-
turned to Richmond, after an absence of
thirty days at his home in Connecticut.
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CoRRECT1oN.-In brief local yesterday
we inadvertently stated that large schoo.
ner was in the dock loaded with ice for
A. G. Babcock. The ice is for Smyth &
McGowan
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F1RE.-The alarm Of fire Thursday night
wa. occasioned by the burning Of pile of
coal in the cellar Of Mr. Anthony's store,
on Main street. 1t was put out before any
damage was done.
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HENRICo CoUNTY.-The only case be-
fore the court Of magistrates yesterday
was that of Scbaaf Us. Hagan, for the un-
lawful detention of a COW. In the absence
of important witnesses, the case was con-
tinued until to-day.
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INPRovEMENTs.-Many new fronts are
going up on lower Main street, and paint
ers are busy giving fresh coating to seve-
raj prominent stores.
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On the FOURTH OF SEPTEMBER ensuing o
GRAND MAhQuRRADE and FANCY DRESS
BALL will be given in the ballroom Of the White
sulphur springs.
occasion.
EXCELLENT MUSIC will also be provided. and
1t may be ca, fdently assumed that thu occasion
will be one Of great pleasure and interest to all
who may attend
Costumes and wardrobes, especially adapted TO
the occasion, will bs brought here from Balti-
NOR. aud will be furnish<d IN advance OF the day
on application to JhccHYkI, on the grounds
PsICE OF AL M IS .oE: For gentiem4n and lady,
So; for me gentleman, $s--which will admit TO
bal, room and upper.
The 70 lowing gentlemen have agreed to act for
tho 'cea'ion:
II sjor A. B. kh.tt,. $. c.. VIM. D. Coleman, Va;
DR.. Wm Ball Va; Z. V. George, ala
George Carter. Va; Il. II. s"mln.rville, Ala.
Major F. p Parker 5 c.; DR.. Lake, Miss;
J. b. Tinsley, Jr, Va; Colo ell II. CAN'T, Va;
K. n. Maury, Va. Severn Eyre, Va.
William s. Caldwell, White Sulphur springs:
Colonel g Fellows, New Orleans
Or. b w Nowles, While sulphur springs
:. G. Ludding,on. West Virginia.
Captain Loui, Ximmsr. Baltimore
Clay Cabell, West Virginia;
+ Harlow, West Virginia;
James p Cowardin, Jr., Va.
an 20 81 P JACCHSRI, Manager