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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-12

CONFEDERATE DEAD AT NEWPORT News
We have in our office very carefully pre-.
pared list of the Confederate soldiers who
died in prison at Newport News, and were
buried on the farm of Mr.. Parker West
The burial ground has been very neatly
enclosed by the Government, and the head
boards-which are nicely marked will
name, company, regiment, and State-are
now decaying and falling down. We will
be very glad to give any information in re.
gard to these names to the friends of those
who are buried there. The majority are
from Virginia and North Carolina, though
there are some from every southern State
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THE New YORK FIREMEN.-The dele
CATION from the Old Volunteer Fire Dc.
partment of New York were on yester-
day shown around the city by Captain
Charters, Ainsley, and others of the Fire
Department of this city, in omnibusses fur
nished by Messrs. Corkrey & Millward, OF
the Spotswood, at which house they stopped.
These same gentlemen were caterers to a
handsome banquet gotten up for the visi-
tors yesterday afternoon. The party left
for New York by the Fredericksburg train
last night.
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The colored schools were all reported to
be in a prosperous condition, and the fol-
lowing reports were submitted concerning
them: First church, 100 colored scholars /;
Second church, 135 colored scholars; Third
church, so colored scholars.
Mr.. Sleight gave an interesting account
of school at the alms-house, under the
charge of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation. He made an appeal for REIN
forcement of teachers.
The meeting then adjourned until next
month.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-MARcH IL, 1857.
Sun rises. $40 Moon sets. ..........2
Sun sets. ............. $50 High tide, A. NJ. d

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH II, 1887.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, g. +. Watson.
Steamer state OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, d. w. Curris.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, rner-
chandise and passengers, l.. b: Tatum.
Schooner j, e. Calhoun, Wilson, Baltimore, ria
Clarmont to load with lumber, Joseph hllard, Jr.
Brig Nellie Mitchell. Dumphrsy, Charleston,
g. c. grain Palmer, Hartsook Go.
Schooner John D. Mccarthy, -, New York,
coal, Werth, Rathbun Co.
Schooner Albert Mason, Rose, New York, eta
Howlett's to load with coal, Woodbridge.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, March lo.-Clearad, schooner Ar
mada, Bamberger, for Richmond.
Steamer Hatteras Is expected up early this morn.
ing.
BELOW.
A steamtug with an unknown schooner in tow,
bound up, was az Chains Bluh 81 IL o clock +. ii.
By rBLEaRAPH.
NEW YORK, March ll.-Arrived, steamers Sara.
toga and Albemarle, Norfolk.
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WELCOME THE YErERAS.-It is gratifying to see
the business men Of other and better days return
ing to the city and resuming their occupations.
Among these, we observe that Colonel WILLIAM II.
BRows, before the war most enterprising, popu-
lar, and successful commission merchant, is again
in business very near hts old stand, corner Cary
and Thirteenth streets. His numerous country and
city friends will be glad TO see him again in the
field. We look upon the return Of the old familiar
faces in the walks Of commerce as q cheering
omen OF the bright future that lies before the city
ofR Richmond
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SENATE COMMITTEE GONE TO WASHING.
ToN.-It will be seen by reference to the
proceedings Of the Virginia Senate yester.
day that committee Of five was appoint
ed to 90 to Washington to confer with the
Government on the subject of the conven.
ton bill now under consideration in the
General Assembly. This committee con-
sists of Messrs. Boiling (chairman), Keen,
Ould, Gray, and Lee. These gentlemen
left by the Fredericksburg train last night
for Washington. They were accompanied
by Senator'S Trout and Robinson, and other
gentlemen.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
DING-MoNDAY MoRNING.-James Mahon,
United States soldier, charged with being
drunk and disorderly, and with assaulting
and beating James Murphy, another sol
dier, was called up. He was sent to the
Libby to be dealt with by his officers.
Lucy A. Singleton, mulatto woman, was
brought up to answer for assaulting and
beating Ellen Harris, another mulatto
woman. From the testimony, it was free
fight. and the parties were discharged with
the warning if they came here again they
would both be sent to Jail.
Alexander Rose, white man, was brought
up to answer for assaultlng and striking
Arthur W. Ferguson, mulatto barber.
The warrant which had been procured by
Ferguson for the arrest of Ross had been
torn. Policeman Tyler testified that Fer
guson told him that William Peasley tore
the warrant up. Ferguson said that he had
been drunk for thirty days. His Honor
imposed fine of twenty-five dollars on
Ferguson, and required him to give security
in 5000 for his future good behavior. Ross
was discharged.
Henry White and George Holliugsworth
United States soldiers, were brought up tc
answer for throwing rocks on the street al
one of the negro soldiers who came here
on Yesterday. They were set back.
John Mcdonald, another boy in blue, >
was arraigned to answer for attempting tc
enter the house of Martin Meredith Lips
comb, and for trespassing on the premises
of Mrs. Morgan.
Policeman Wilkinson said that when b.
arrested the prisoner he was sober. HI
was also set back.
Charles Welsh, Joseph Beasley, Charlie
Kelly, John Tyler, and William M. Butler
half grown youths, were brought up to an
swer for being disorderly, throwing stone
at and cursing and abusing Lucien Peyro
nett and his family.
Many witnesses were examined, and
appeared that 1t was q party of very ba
boys. Each of them was required TO Civ
security in $3.50 for his good behavior.
Welsh, Beasley, and Kelly found friend
to undertake for them. The other tw
were set back.
Poney Haines, alias James johnson
white man, was brought up to answer Il
having in his possession two boxes Of t
bacco supposed to have been stolen. II
could give no satisfactory account Of u
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SOME persons have inferred from our re-
port of the meeting at the African church
last Thursday night that Mr.. John Viles,
Jr., was participant in it, although We
have since stated that he was present
merely as spectator, with other citizens.
We again say that there Is no ground what
ever to include Mr.. Viles amongst the per-
sons who got up the meeting.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Tonight at halfpast o'clock the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at the
First Presbyterian church (Dr. Moore's)
Various matters of interest are expected to
be brought to the. attention of the men,
bers, which may not be less so to the public.
The ladies are especially invited to be pre-
sent
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HUsTINGs COURT OF MAGISTRATEs.-A
regular term Of this court was commenced
YESTERDAY. Present-John F. Regnault,
Recorder W. w. Timberlake, Charles
F. Wortham, J. j. Binford, John M. Hig-
gins, gentlemen justices.
In the cases of Henry Davis, charged
with petit larceny, and Robert Lamb and
James Childrey, charged with felony, noHe
proseq.iS were entered.
George Washington was sent on for
felony.
A capiaS was awarded against Joseph
Furley, charged with felonious stabbing.
John Flick, for attempting to violate the
person of lady in Hollywood Cemetery,
was committed for further trial.
Slas Rich, felony, was discharged.
Vernon A. Bouis, for forgery, was re-
manded for further trial, and committed to
iail in default of 500 bail.
John Nelson, negro, accused Of felony,
was acquitted.
Jim Brown, for felony, was sent on.
Marcus Farmer, Fannie Williams, Mary
Carter, Hannah Brown, and Flora Jackson
were brought up to answer charge OF
stealing $3.50 from Lee Jackson, dis
charged negro soldier. Fannie Williams
was sent on, and the other parties dis
| charged.
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A PRESENT FOR BUTLER.-On Saturday,
large iron spoon, about eighteen inches
in length, passed through this city, in
charge of the Southern Express Company,
directed as follows: "B. F. Butler, care
Hon. A. J. Rogers, of N. j., Washington,
d. c." On the reverse side was: "First
Alabama returns under the provisions OF
the Sherman BILL"
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CARGoEs FROM BELow.-For the informa-
tion of our merchants we mention that the
steamer Niagara took aboard at Norfolk
the Richmond freight of the Saratoga, and
arrived here with it last evening, and will
discharge cargo to-day. The steamer
State of Maryland also arrived yesterday
with the cargo of the steamer Petersburg,
taken off at City Point. She is anchored
off Port Mayo, and will not be able to dis
charge cargo until the water falls enough
TO enable her to use her wharf.
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TRgpEsAR WORKS, RIcHMoND. VA,}
February 81, 1867. }

TRgpgsAR WORKS, RICHMOND, VA.,}
February 27, 1867.
TT ii K "TREDEGAR COMPANY"
= having purchased the Tredegar Works ana
Armory Rolling Mill, and the manufacturing bn-
siness OF Messrs. ]. K. Anderson 4 Co., has this
day organized.
This Company win continue to produce all tho
articles heretofore made at these works, to wit:
s. IL THE ROLLING MILLS:
Bar and Guide Iron.
Railroad, Ship, and Cut Spikes;
Rolled Chairs, Nails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN THE PoUFDRIEs AND MACHINE SHOPS:
Cars freight and baggage;
Railroad Wheels and Axles, fitted or separate;
Chilled Tires;
Railroad Trucks, complete;
Stationary and Portable Engines, for saw mills
and plantation purposes;
Marine Engines Of all classes;
Sugar Mills and Saw Mills;
Boilers-nue, locomotive, and cylinder;
Castings OF Iron and Brass, including the iarges
descriptions made;
NH ana Stssmbost Shafts OF the heaviest cias''
In addition. It will st once commence tns manu-
% A'' ). 3. ANDERSON. President.
~. SAxysA viss.Psss,dsnt' q nm @
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~ HENRY COALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OYYIoR: Over the National Exchange Bank,
oc 22-ts Richmond, Va.
kE EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.

NJ EZEk1EL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
"a Thing of Beauty is Joy Forever"
Humors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
ness. The VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER Is war
ranted to restore the scalp to healthy condition
and thicken the hair. Dandruf is thoroughly
eradieated by Its use. Itching and burning OF the
scalp is cured by two applications. 1t isa
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DREsSINGl
ITI NOT A DYE.
II does not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
finest linen. vegetable compound, 1t does not
act injuriousy upon the hair or health, as do Nj
trate Of Silver Dyes, or those made OF other nox-
ious drugs.
TRY 1T AND BE CONvINCEDi
WARRINGTON, D. c., December 81, 1885.
To NJ Ezekiel, Richmond, "a:
Dear sir,-I am gratifed to see that you have
again commenced the manufacture OF your HAlR
RESToRER. From the testimony OF many friends
who have used 1t, have no hesitation in stating
that believe 1t to be the most efficient compound
of the kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, many
Of those who have tried 1t assure me that II not
only cleanses the scalp perfectly, but undoubt-
edly restores the growth OF the hair.
Very respectfully yours, Sc,
ALEXANDER Y. +. GAREETT, ID. u.
For sale by all druggists In this city and else
where. Price, Il per bottle. Orders addressed to
de27 N. EZEKIEL. box 2ss.
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ARREsTs.-Catharine Manning was ar
rested yesterday for abusing Mary Murphy.
Two United States soldiers were also ar
rested for being drunk and disorderly on
the street. These parties were lodged in
the second station house.
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DISTINGUISHED VIsIToRs.-On Saturday
last Governor Worth of North Carolina,
and General Barringer, also of that State,
were in the city, en- route to Washington.
They visited the Governor and also the two
Houses of the Legislature, where they
were received with much courtesy, and
interchanged views touching the situation
of the country. Governor Worth is o
sensible, unaffected gentleman, of excel
lent judgment and great integrity of cha
racter. General Barringer was distin-
guished member of Congress before the
war, and held the position of Minister to
Spain just before the disruption OF the
Republic.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.-A
meeting of the Baptist Sunday schools of
this city was held in the Second Baptist
church last evening. The meeting was
well attended by ladies and gentlemen, who
evinced warm interest in the proceedings.
Rev. A. f. Dickinson presided over the
meeting, and Mr.. Thomas Starke was Sc
cretary. The following is the report of
the average attendance for the last month:
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Officers and Teachers.

Remarks of an interesting and appropri-
ate character were made by Messrs. John
NJ. Pitcher, W. ii. Williams, A. ?. Fox,
Caleb jacob, c. Walthall, and others
after which the meeting adjourned.
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Fowl RoBBERY.-The premises Of Mr..
Mark Tyndall were invaded on Friday
night, and upwards of fifty chickens and q
fine turkey were stolen. No arrests.
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PARDoNs.-The Governor on yesterday

PARD0Ns.-Ine GOVernor on yestoiu"y
pardoned the following named parties:
Litell Isom, convicted in the Circuit
Court of Grayson county, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for seven years for
murder in the second degree.
Henry Hitchcock, convicted in the Hust-
ings Court of Richmond of grand larceny,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for six
vaars
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The regular monthly meeting of the Pres
hyterian Sunday School Union took place at
the Third Presbyterian church last evening.
After the usual singing and prayer, ad-
dresses were delivered by the President
and Messrs. Sleight, Martin, and Hill !;
after which the reports of schools were
read, the average monthly attendance
being as follows:
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THE HENRICo MURDER-THE BoDY OF
THE MURDERED WOMAN AT THE COUNTY
COURT body of the young
woman murdered in Henrico county, and
found in Mr.. Drinkers woods, was disin-
tered yesterday and brought to the county
courthouse, where it can now be seen.
All persons who desire to see it, with
view to Identification, are earnestly re-
quested to visit it at the courthouse to-
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THE RIvER.-The river yesterday only
fell about eight inches. The protracted
rains so filed the streams of the Piedmont
and mountain regions with water that the
James river has heavy task to carry OIL
all their accumulated contributions. Its
decline must be very gradual.
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EMOVAL. AL.-PILKINTON, Pull
III LIAM CO., ,AUCTI0NEERs, REAL ESTATE
AGENTS, and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, (fors
merly No. Wall street,) have removed TO the
large and commodious warerooms No. ~ Pearl
street.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect.
fully solicit consignments of manufactufed and
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thsnkful
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the con-
tinusnce OF the same, pledging their best efforts
to afford satisfaction 10 their patrons:
PILKINT0N, P0LLIAM Il CO.,
Auctioneers, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. IL Pearl street.
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TRgDEGAR WORKS
RICHMOND, February ~, 1857.
NTOTICE.-The firm of j. K. AN
IN DERSON co. Is this day dissolved by cont
mon consent, and It's name win only be used In
settlement Of its affairs.
Tredegar Works 10 stransferred to the "TREDEdAk
COMPANY"
The onerations OF the works will be continued
without int rmisson and with increased facillnes
under the present management by our successofn, ~
by whom all unfinished orders aud contracts OH
our books viii be promptly executed
trons j. k. ANDERSON,
JOHN F. TANNER,
ROBERT ARCHER,
II. S. ARCHER,
ARCHER ANDERSON.
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II may seen unnecessary 10 add a single word to
the abuve address, but the calls upon the institu-
ton have been so numerous and pressing and the
sru. gis through which II is now passing to widen
ID. circle Of It's charities, Is OF such an arduoua
ratwre that the mana cement cannot too strongly
ur.e uTon the humane and sympathetic every
whore an active participation in this additional
,,-1urt to alleviate the sad condition Of great
.4u0-rs Of helpless children, rendered thus by
..a terrible war through which we have passed
And ss.Ursdly, whatever nay have been the rela-
we .ufltLCdt views Of ladies and gentlemen here
tar, all must agree t. at the children referred to
could not. by any posi- ibility, have had agency
a trngl1g about their present deplora BILE and
.-.uts condition, and are suitable objects for the
#.r.ty ui all persons Of whatever shade Of politi-
A.. opinion. The " Home aud school" " which
Ley now more particularly seek to establish and
49,. Inc will be Of incalculable benefit by provi-
-a. NOT Only food and raj ment for these helpless
.Gs.. bat likewise solid and thorough education
"H- qualifying them for future usefulness'to So
s.-'v 1t ,srGe. In order that this appeal may be
strc'Uz! In enlist Gg the active interest and CO.
operation al all classes of perSons everywhere
ve have concluded to issue for the
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d DEMOvAL.-The undersigned beg
Ii to inform their friends that they have removed
Fourtesnth street between Main and Cary, whore
they will be pleased to see their customers and the
public. A large and wsll-selected stock Of 0k0.
CERES, PROVISIONS, and LIQUORS always on
hand to which they respectfully ask q attention
OF the trade, JOHNSON 3 HUNT,
Fourteenth street
iaT-ts betwasu Nj ain and Cary.
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Mas Z. A. =. MEAES, Baltimore. Md.
Ms. J. II. SCH sRS, Baltimore, Nd.
Mss. l.. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Nd.
Mss. W. L. BosTuCK, Baltimore, Md.
Mss. A. HAWKINS, Baltimore, Md.
49,. pr. :. G. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Md.
Mss. CHARLES McCUBBly, Baltimore, Md.
Ms Hon. JAS. LYONS, Richmond, Va.
Ms. JAMES THOMAS, Richmond, "a.
Ms. THOMAS BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
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CMITH q TRIBBETT,

- sosMAIN STREET, sP6Tsw0oD BLOCK,
have received per steamer to-day o large LOT OF
choice Oranges, Lemons, Cocoanuts. Ra!sin,, ngs.
Tamarinds, Canned Tomatoes, oysten, Green
Corn, sc. We would respectfully inform our Gus
toners and the public generally that our factory 70
Double Refined Steam Candy from crushed sugar
which is uneq quall ed this side OF New York. Oar
counters will he filled daily with fresh Coooanut,
Fruit, and other Candles. Give us call
fo IN ~.
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PLAN OF DRAWING.

bwurel The nrst nutQ Der (wnen draw OUT draws
the highest or first gift the second number when
drawn outl the next highest, or second gift, &C.,
ua,il the whole number is drawn.
cert, where ., 900 persons can witness II. COM
mitse viii be chosen from the audience TO take
charge OF the same
All agents aud purchasers will be supplied with
correct ust OF the awards As soon as published.
8ow TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will be supplied TO all booksellers,
druggisis, music dealers, sc, where they can be
Obtained al ONE DOLLAR each, or in quantities at
club rates.
Clreulars, containing full instructions and terms
viii be mailed upon the receipt OF stamp
Orders may be sent to ms enclosing the money,
ron E! 10 e!5, In registered letter STAMP en-
closed Al our risk. Lager amounts by post OH ce
order, dTaft, or express, at the following club
rates
Pixs tickets TO one address.
Twenty tickets to one address. Is 90
Fifty tickets TO one address. ~ 90
The names Of the agents will be published from
Tickets will be supplied TO agents at fifteen per
Under and In pursuance OF the provisions OF the
internal revenue law, his Honor, the Commas
ttouer Of Internal Revenue, has. upon due proof,
ton 10 hold It's Gift Concert exempt from all
charg.s, ,Cttsr from special td1 or other duty In
respect % such Git Concert
them IRON any and all liability for license, tax, or
nv 'A"ANpl4pu u maze upon the HTOuHu hat
lhe proceeds Of hS sale Of tickets for this Concert
are 70 be devoted 70 charitable object, and 10 but
Sh0theT evidence OF the favor and consideration
@hiSh our efforts have been constantly met In
HeAIiy every direction.
ERFBREEczs:
General @. T. BRAuKgGARD, New Orleans.
bnE@dtsr- General JgFP. THOMPSON, New Or
leans.
MAJOR. Generals. b. BUcKsER, New Orleans.
) y. BEAN, M. D., Baltimore.
: BALnEksTos, h d., Baltimore.
= = MORROW, Publisher, Baltimore formerly
OF J. \. Morrow Col.
NIsh0, Baltimore late Of Richmond, Va.
y. hTigPF, Baltimore.
y. MckEsvEE Co.. Baltimore.
All orders and communications should be ad-
usssed 70 the CENTRAL 0EHcE.
l.. II. PALMER &C0.,
No. IL Holiday street Baltimore,
Aanaqtng Directors.
ilcSsts can be had at the Musical Exchange OF
iTyhs W. DAVIES soss, Main street, Richmond,
address communications TO boz sis Richmond.
'" 80 s0-0
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GIFT CONCERT.
The profits of this concert will be given to the
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION,

SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION.
we call the attention Of the public:
We the cticcrs Of the Southern Orphans Asso-
ss.ou FOR the maintenance and education OF the
E..,l;ute orphans of deceased southern soldiers
ard sailors, earnestly solicit the sympathy and CO.
operation in our Grand Presentation Concert OF all
who desire TO see the " home and school" enabled
torreeive and caro- for all needy ones who seek It's
saa.ter and protection.
Thanking our friends for their past contributions
ar3 assistance, We again appeal to them to help
us !n \ more extensive enterprise. 1t is the de-
sEn 81 the Association TO erect Home and
School for the orphans of the South, both male
sd fenale, on an extensive scale, In the city OF
E0ssuond, Va. As an inducement to have the
ta.ding located there, the Common Council OF
.aa; city have guaranteed sufficient lot Of land
,a elevated and healthful location, and will in
crease the quantity Of land If needed.
II iswith 4 confident hope in a favorable re-
sponse 10 this appeal to public which has never
yet failed TO sustain charitable institution, that
we have entered into an arrangement with Messrs.
/. 7. PALMER s Co, No. Is Holiday street,
Baltimore, TO organize = Grand Musical Presenta-
ton Concert for its benefit, and earnestly solicit
tao kindly AID and patronage OF the public to en-
s.rg its success.
[Slgnodl
Mss. J. NJ. hammond, President.
Mss. Ds J BEAN, Vice-President.
aEs. +. A. +. MEARS, Treasurer
MRS. DE-. 4. q. KIMBERLY, Cor. Sec'y.
MS. J. Il. SCEIERS, Recording Sec'y
DIS. A. &. KIMBERLY, Financial Sec'y
II. c. DALLAM. ESQ, Counsellor.
FAETIxvRE, February Is 1857.
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IT J. BOWLEs & CO.,
LUMBER DBALERs.

corner Eleventh and Canal Streets south side basin
(Gsry b Aliens old stand).
Having entered into the RETAIL LUMBER
BUsIN ESS under the arm and style Of r. J.
BowLEs CO., most respectfully solicit the pa.
and also would be pleased 10 serve the friends Of my
broth er- In law, Mr.. Charles Y: Elicit % whom
refer. [fe 2o-1ml THOMA6 J. BOWLkS.
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A blue-eyed white bear has been cap
tured In Australia.