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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-04-09

How to Catch Horse.-If the
horse is shy and hard to catch take fine
ly grated castor oils of rhodium and
cummin; keep them in separate bottles
well corked; put some of the oil of
cummin on your hand and approach the
horse on the windy side. He will then
move toward you. As soon as you can
reach him rub some of the cummin on
his nose, give him some of the castor
on anything he likes, and get few
drops of the oil of rhodium on his
tongue. After this you can make him
do nearly everything you want. Treat
him kindly, feed well, handle gently,
and your victory is certain Turf, Field
and Farm.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-04-09
Fact. Ahont Rheumatism.

policeman with a club sometimes be.
leves in pound OF cure.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-04-09

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c-
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-04-09
IlII5||Ea|| |I||)|!T|l|IkY

Mothers II unable TO your babe place II at once
on RIDGES FOOD. There is no article in the world
that has given such universal satisfaction. W00LRICH
a. co. on every label,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-04-09
T1cA A MONTH! AGENTS WANTED!
J0llSol's COMMERCIAL College.
TEACHERS VA! WANTED ST. s1ss

uE0llun MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY to
UUUUu ltlEN learn teegraphing and take charge
III OF offices when qualified. Good situations guaran-
u teed. Ads WESTERN TEL. INSTITUTE, Sedalla. Mo.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12

LIE BEST LIvEa AND K,Dxry RxouLA4o.. and
esfs' Sold By N. r. Hsnderson, ch.rie.to1 TOW
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12

a WIRES PowER-A good wife is to a
man wisdom, strength and courage; a bad
one is confusion, weakness aud despair. Nc
condition is hopeful to man where the wife
possesses frmness, decision and economy.
There is no outward pTopristy which can
eounteract Incidence, extravaganza aud folly
ct home. No spirit can longer endure bad
influence. Man is strong, bat his heart NOT
edanant. He needs tranquil mind, and es>
P.ci.lly if he is an intelligent man, with q
whole head, he needs its moral force in the
conflict OF life. To recover his cemposure,
nome must be place of peace and comfort
There his soul renevs its strength. and 1oes
forth with renewed vigor to encounter stbe
labor and troubles of life. But if at homo
he finds no rest, and there is met with bad
temper, Jealousy and gloom, or assailed with
complaints and censure, hope vanishes, and
he sinks into despair.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12

ALApT CeRREsPoNDEAr.-Mr. Editor: In n
know what to do whea she has the "bines 81
Nov. have been troubled with that very nm
pleasant and essentially femme complaint In
help her. doa't believe those Indigo feelings
come because things don't go right around "a.
bat because matters don't go right within ms"
Every lady understands this and knows tha
ssuse; For years 1 suffered terribly. and now
known what do to-day. / tried takirr War.
asra Safe kidney and Liver Cure as an exper
iment. and it did fer mo more than could ever
nave dreamed it possible 10 do for any woman.
1 would not be without it fer the world, and I
earnestly advise Daisy B." or any lady troubled
as she was, to use the means which did and I
am sure it will have the zane etIeet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12
BUSINESS CHANGE,

'ENHE Drug firm of Merchant & Mitchell was
4 diEsolved, By mutual consent, May lst 1881.
me Drug Business will be continued in, all lie
branches, at tho old stand, by the undersigned.
VINO hopes, By prompt and careful alton tim TO
o9slaesi, and Fair delin TO merit the patronage
MeyIT, 1881. n r. MiTCE VIZ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12
ZOE CREAM,

M Y Ice Cream Parlors are opened for tho sen
~ son. Ladies and Gentlemen can now he
acc9mm9d2ted with tho best leo Cream, Gus
Families furnished with Ornamental and other
CAKES, Cream and lees on short notice and on
reasonable terms. GESTAV RSo wy "h
MAY 5, 1881. INV " ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12
RERs9S41s1:7Garibaldi's hair is white as snow

~ StIAO4I tIII1IVb - Jush bIABy-u lHB,
Ihemas Jefferson was a good violin player.
The Emperor William, old as he ls. killed lis
oser ana wild bears during his recent hunting
hotloy. the distin guished historian, affirmed
shat the govt Of Charles Y. changed tho des-
TIMES of the world. 30 much depends uuon
Bssmipg trif1as. SsN
MT. b. q. Warner, of Rochester. N. T.. is one
.isaa self made men, and he is using the veaJth
1hich the popularity and value Of his Safe Kid
aSy ana Liver Cure have brought him most ad-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12

No. 6ss and $50 daily. All other train a, N. -.
cspt Sunday. No. Clio and COS connscts a. siss.,
rrns to Baltimore via Wa stsn without
Of cars. No. 6lo and COS diass at Me-. JseEson1sS
Passengers for Jordan's Springs leave sSr.' -
stsphonson's; for Rock Enon leave ceTsstsyv,ns
chester: fos Capon Springs leave care Al cspen
in to R orLneS :. jack
burg. Parties visiting New Market and i.ns..
Caves leave Cars at New Market A-@te1s
+, NJ. MANTz.
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, es'fss'ti, y -
Master of TRANSPORTATION Camden a..,,..
May 81. 1881. '-'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12

WcRKINGMEN.-Before you begin your bsaxy
spring work after q winter of relaxation. vonr
system needs cleansing and Strengthening to
Fever. or some other Spring sickness that wiIi
mat anht you for seasons work. You viii save
tame, much siekness and great expense if YOU
M1ii use one bottle of Hop Bitters in your fam
lily this month. Don't wait
IBmlinpfon Ho,,k,,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12

CHARLES p. HATCH
Gen'l Freight aud Pass'r eent 5
J5osEPH y: SANDS, Superintendent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12
Good Words from Druertsts

''Mah Bittsrs arc tho best 'bitterp'"
"Ihey promote sleep and allay nervousn ess."
"Beat Liver and Kidney medicine we sell y
"They knock the 'Chills' every time.''
"Consumptive people gain flesh ON them
Malt Bitters have no rivals in this town"
''Best thing for nursing mothers wo haven
Two like 60 recommend Malt Bitters.,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12

sLslrIEssslss. NERvousHEss, CANNOT REST
slur1,.h A. night: tired in the morning on rising,
tidn.n pam in the back, which arises from the
stsod :, SNn highly colored urine If allowed to
yoiSss 70 T % thick. attended With burning when
oniy 2s niysr,s Liver Powders viii cure You.
son, charlestovn, W. Va. 1sRs' NJ - hendsr-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12
DITOHING, EXUAVATING. 40.

= 70 20 MlMRoD TRUssELL's and re, Oh. h.,
a &c. Cigar in town. go Nne Dest
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-12
Western Maryland r. r.

Western Maryland r. r.
Taking Eject Sunday, June s. 1881.
baltimore Time.) zee
LEAVE HAG ERsTowN,
Daily except Sunday,
$50 A. 81. MartinsbDrg Express- aYriv. .tp.,
tiIRoTe I.35 a. 81. s}A"oAi-
l''zo a. d. rd For Edgsmont and ia,srm.di.te
lao P NJ. %sailiiTarri'ing at Baltimore 500
800 P. 81. g. v. Expresr-.r,iv. -. n,t..sL-s
s 36 p. NJ. $3.50
ARRIVE AT HAGERsTowH,
ssS a. M From Edgemont and int.,m.dts,.
points.
1856 A. N.
10 80 P. N. Hail.lssyips baltimore al SAG
7'so P. N. MARTA. a burg E1prs's- Bsiti-
). ~. HOOD General Manager
B. a. GRIsWo OLD, Gen'I Ticket Agent =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06
WHO is MRS. wINsLow ?

As this question Is frequently asked, we will dm-
ply say that she Is lady who for upwards Of thirty
years has untiringly devoted her time and talents
as female physician aud nurse, principally among
children. she has especially studied the consitu-
tion and wants Of this numerous class, and, a. 4
result Of this effort, and practical knowledge OBJ
tained in a lifetime spent as a nurse and physi-
cian- she has compounded a Soothing Syrup for
children tccthiug. 10 operates like magic-giVing
rest and health. and is moreover sure TO regulate
the bowels. In consequence of this article Mrs
Winslow Is becoming w0rld-renowned rs a bcne-
factor OF her race; children certainly DO RISE UP
and bless her; especially IS ibis the case in this
city. Vast quantities OF the Soothing Syrup are
DAILY sold and used hero. We think Mrs. Wins
low has immorialized her name by this Invaluable
article and sincerely believe thousands Of chill
drcn have been cayed from an carly grave by It's
timely usc, and that millions ye. unborn will share
its benefits, and unite IN calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty TO her suffering
lttle one, In our opinion, unill she has given II
the benefit Of MRS. WTEsLOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try 1t, mothers-TRY IT Now-LCdies'
Visitor, New York city. Sold by all druggists.
20 Ccn.. 4 bottle. no 4-codIw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06
Traction Railways.

The traction street-railway i'm San Fran
cisco is being studied with interest i'm
other cities, and there is reasons for be-
lieving that limitations of il will, in the
end, replace the present system OF
street-railways in all large cities, and
turn the street-car horse loose TO be
used in other work. The traction plan.
invented 10y 4 German engineer named
Hallidie, was put i'm practice in San
Francisco in 1873, and il has worked so
satisfactorily that it is to be inflated in
Chicago, where a large company is build
ing road two and half miles long, the
ears on which are to be drawn by sta
tionary engine by means Of a wire rope one
and quarter inches in diameter wound
around drum. This rope moves on rollers
placed thirty-two feet apart under ground
in a curved groove extending along the
middle Of the street from one terminus to
the other. The streets Of Chicago are fire.
quently covered with ice and snow in
the winter, and il was apprehended at
first that il would interfere with the
easy working of the rope by choking the
opening through which it is attached to the
the car; but the managers OF the Chicago
enterprise now believe that the movement
Of the rope will keep the opening clear Of
obstruction. The advantages claimed for
the new system over the old one are greater
economy i'm operation. and the novelty Of rid
ing i'm cars without any visible means OF loco
motion which makes them popular with the
community. 1t would seem as if some
difficulty would be encountered when DIFF
ferent lines cross at the intersection Of
streets, but the ingenuity that has over
come all other obstacles viii probably find
some method Of overcoming this also. A
street railroad without stables, horses, and
drivers, and cars running along the streets
without perceptible motors, would be nov
elites indeed; but the scientific economy OF
the day is continually divcSting force OF yisi-
bic agents and demonstratiye working, and
/ il is not too much to hope that the day is
not far distant when car-horses and tele-
graph-poes will be dispensed with to-
gether, and the wires with which we TAX
and the agent with which we are moved
from one place to another will be placed
underground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06

BosToN. November AT 2:30 O'Clock
tbe German visitors, accompanied by the
reception committee, took carriages Tor q
drive in the suburbs. The University al
Cambridge was first visited, ana the an
ferent buildings and departments connected
with the college were inspected with inter-
est. The guests then proceeded TO Challes-
town, and viewed the Bunker-lilll monu-
ment. At 4 O'Clock the visitors were re-
ceiyed at the State-House by Governor Long
and staff i'm the same informal manner that
characterized the reception OF the French
visitors. After being shown through the
legislative halls and other departments OF
the State-H the party went TO dinner
at the Hotel Nendome, with the exception
of Colonel Arndt Won Steuben, who dined
with DIR. De GeTsdorf. Early in the eve
ming the visitors repaired TO Turn Halle,
where n grand reception was rendered
them by the Turnverein. Professor
Kraus formally welcomed them Ill
an eloquent speech. which was re-
piled to by Colonel Arndt Won Steubcn;:
The reception was largely attended, ana
was a very pleasant affair. AT its close the
cuests were driven TO the rooms OF the
0rpheus Club, and were heartily greeted
by President Weisbein.
An hour was spent in listening to Ger
man national songs and in conversation
after which the guests returned to their
hotel They will leave for New York at IL
A. NJ. Tomorrow by the Boston and AIDA
nv railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06

Nav YORK, November A reception
was rendered to the French delegates by
their conpatriots in this city tonight al
Terrace Garden, which was densel y crowd
ed. The delegates were received by Con-
suI-G General Albert Lafeyre. III. Max
Outrev responded on behalf Of the guests.
The Marine band Of the frigate Magicienne
and the French societies, Orpheon, Espe-
rance, Union OF New York and Newark,
and Helyetienne were in attendance pan
cling was indulged in from ii 10 IL cIock' n
when the banquet took place. The follow
inc were the toasts: "French Delegation"
NJ. Lafeyre; "President of the United
States'v NJ. Outrey; "President Of the
French Republic" NJ. lie Beuf; Army"
NJ. p. Mercier; "Navy," NJ. Poiteyin
~Press.D NJ. Deyestelle; "Ladies," Nj;
Rondeli. The festivities were continued
until late hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06
:, u,sronY on A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS
.,,.rrp uroN THE PRINCIPLES OF

ia, 70 the wonderful success that has AZ
W. 80, introduction Of DIR. C. W. BENsoN'S
isaa,~' rpy AND CHAMoMuE PILLS into the
''',y .oao,ry. They arc prepared expressly to
N"'. -. ,tosdseae. Nervous IIoadache' Neuralgia,
cav -. slecplcs.ncss, and Dyspepsia, and
-, f.af tAsy 10 and toiH cure these
IS''' .-,rg time where the cause IS no, of an
-, of heir success IS twofold. First the
,,em IS very great; and second H Is ths
i'.' A., that has ever been found, In tho pro-
-, oat Of ii, thai would actually and per
''s .,sv eurc those disOases; so that everybody
- -. tbcm becomes walking and talking ad-
-, for them. one box taken into a
,,,,od has been followed and traced 20 soli-
80 worth at that one posi-oaice'
,,o. indeed. a valuable preparation, and no
-. per.cn ought 10 be without them' as they
-, .sve from suffering, hut save and prolons
-, nr,ven,ing Paralysis, Apoplexy, and Heart
ples0 20
-, los NORTH EUTAw STREET. BALTI-
,,opy ,,p. by mail, two boxes for ST. or SIX
,o,e. for $3.50, % any address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06
A Card to Irish Citizens.
To Our Irish Fellotr- Citizens Of the city Of
Richmond:

| To OtW Irish Fellotr- Citizens Of the CITY Of
/ Richmond:
/ As we have been acting together in politi-
/ cal matters for many years, and have always
/ been accustomed TO confer freely with each
other upon all public affairs Of importance,
| YOU may not deem it ill-timed If we state,
/ in this great emergency, over our OWN sig
natures, and very briefly, the principal
reasons which influence us to support
John W. Daniel and the Conservative
/ ticket i'm preference TO that ticket put for
ward by the Republicans and IteadiuSters.
1st. We cannot give our support to the
latter because we recognize in them
nothing more nor less than Republican
party, wearing flimsy disguise until such
time as it may suit them to appear in their
| true col0rs.
We do support the Conservative party
because it is the only party in Virginia
which is i'm afiliation with the great ma
tional Democracy OF the United States-a
party TO the principles OF which lrishmen
1 throughout this land have ever been de-
voted, and within whose folds they have
at all times and under all circumstances
found friendship, sympathy, and protee-
tion.
You will remember that our Standard
bearer, the gallant, gifted Daniel, was one
OF the foremost champions OF Hancock IN
the National Democratic Convention which
nominated him for the presidency.
Y.u will also not forget that the Read
/ iuster party OF Virginia did all that lay IN
/ their power 10 defeat him while treache-
rously pretending to support him.
2d. The Conservative party Is in Nir-
ginia the defender of that policy OF good
/ faith, honesty. and public credit which II
is peculiarly the interest Of Richmond to
uphold.
/ We have east our lot with the good peo-
Dlc of Richmond for veal or Woe Their
( interests are our interests, and our interests
are theirs Our swords and our hearts
/ have been theirs from the time that we be-
came their felow-citizens. That their
/ hearts and their purses were ours was de-
monsEated a few short months ago when
/ the cry OF hunger and distress was borne TO
MS from the island home beyond the S'"s
/ There is amongst us in Richmond but one
/ oninon as 10 the old and time-hQnored
maxim, "Honesty is the best policy" The
I subiect is too familiar TO need amphncl-
/ tiOn.
/ 3d. The party whose claims TO our votes
we advocate is the same which, while the
other southern States were, one by one,
I falling under the domination OF the ear
net-barger and the plunderer, carried Nlr-
/ 1inia safely throughthe struggle and hnally
achieved The glorious victory OF honesty,
good government, and white mans RUE,
over all sorts OF thieying, rascality, ana
black domination.
The party that opposes us to-day opposes
the principles that then triumphed, and the
results of that splendid victory.
III our opinions and advice are worth
ANYTHING in this emergency TO our irish
friends. we do not hesitate to urge them,
one and all, TO stand as they have always
stood. like stone wall, for Democracy
honesty. md white mans government.
''V"N'' A. NJ. KELLEY,
JAMES ii. D0oLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

A building Ordnance following
ordinance, amending other ordinances al
ready existing in relation to the erection OF
buildings on certain portions of Hull
street, was passed by the City Council at
its last meeting:
alt shall be unlawful for any person to
erect any building on Hull street between
Seventh and Fifteenth streets unless the
outer wall thereof be made Of brick and
mortar, or stone and mortar, or iron; also,
that no buildings shall be erected on Hull
street outside of the lines designated, I'M
less plans Of the same are first submitted TO
the Council and approved by it."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06

This is the last week Of the large bank
riIpt sale OF dry goods at 1907 Main street,
opposite the post-office. This fact, to-
gether with the desirable lines Of goods
still in stock, and which are to 90 under
the hammer without reserve, should be full
inducement for still larger attendance OF
buyers. From now till the sale closes on
Saturday evening bargains will be the
word at this sale. This opportunity will
not occur again for long time. Improve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06
Personals and Bricrs.

With fair weather tomorrow night John
w. Daniel will have such glorious crowd
70 greet him rs seldom congregates here
for any purpose. II Is expected that Major
Daniel will leave Gloucester Courthouse
about y O'Clock tomorrow and drive 10
West Point, which place he will reach be-
fore 6. At o'clock the special train will
leave for Richmond, and will reach here
about z. NJ.
Keone plays at the Theatre tomorrow
and Tuesday nights. He has many adj
mirers and some critics.
Northern papers note as n new adver-
tising dodge that business-cards are now
stamped in black letters upon silver coins
without detracting any from their weight,
and that said coins are kept In circulation.
\ long time ago q man here in Richmond
thought OF this scheme, and started ont TO
make money from it, but desisted when
told that It would be violation OF law.
The United States postal service never
had q more efficient officer in Virginia than
superintendent Bailey.
The following names appear on the roll
OF honor OF Brook High School, Henrico
county-E. ID. Redd principal-for the
week ending November 4th A: Rebecca Salo-
mon, Ada l.. strother. George ID. Carter,
Hal IIanes, Harry Il. Rennie, Sue {.
Wright, John Badenoch, Pauline ii. Car
biner, John w. Quarles, and Caroline a.
Gardner.
The police OF the First district have in
their possession a lady's hat which was
found I'm the house OF a colOred man who
was arrested last night for some trihing
offence. The man said he found the hat at
the corner OF Twelfth and Franklin streets
on the night Of the display OF fireworks on
the Square.
The Liquor-Dealers' Protective Assecia-
ton will hold a meeting at Singer Halle
tomorrow afternoon mt 3 O'Clock. All
liquor-dca retail, or bar
room-not members Of the Association
have been invited 10 attend.
Tomorrow night the Howitzers will as
semble i'm full-drcss uniform, with red caps
and side arms, for drill and inspection.
Go to the polls Tuesday with all the in
formation necessary to poll good Daniel
vote. ii you have receipt carry it along.
II you are to rely upon the printed certified
/ list, see the list tomorrow, and be sure that
your name is on it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06

r. Gath" In the Cincinnati Enquirer.J
Yesterday friend Of mine from Indiana
took me to see wonderful ship or steam
boat on the Harlem river big enough to
get on it and take 4 ride, which did. 1t Is
called the buoyant propeller, and consists
of a steamboat fifteen or twenty feet long,
propelled on globes of air. AS you draw
near you see three large yellowlsh globes,
made of sheet-iron, revolving on an axle
like any other wheel. There are little
flanges protruding from the globes, which
are also paddle-wheels. eAn engine
on the deck makes these two aXles
reyolve. the front axle having only
one globe-wheel on ii, and the rear axle
having two. AS they revOlye any leakage
into the wheel is discharged at the axle.
Consequently they can never fill. The in
ventor-a Mr.. Fryer, formerly an engineer
at Nashvile-means TO build snip this
winter for ocean service on this plan some
where on the Hudson river, which VIII be
255 feet long and have state-room accommo-
dations for 225 people. The present ship
moves on globes only six feet in diameter,
but the new ship is to be built on enormous
globes. The theory is that such a vesseI
will make from twenty to forty miles an
hour. and, an are being presented nj every
point, there will be no slippage. L suppose
the idea OF this machine is taken from the
spheres on which we live, that go through
the air quickly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06

Mr.. ARCHIBALD FoRBEs's LECTURR.-On
next Wednesday evening, at Mozart Hall,
Mr.. Archibald Forbes, the celebrated war
correspondent Of the London NelcS, will
deliver his lecture on the "Inner Life OF a
War Correspondent" Mr.. Forbes was an
eyewitness to many OF the thrilling scenes
enacted during the recent wars in Europe,
aud, later on, OF those which transpired in
Zululand during the bloody conflicts which
took place between the British and Zulls.
His experiences have been extensive and
varied. and he is said TO possess the happy
faculty Of being able 70 put into the most
attractive shape what he wishes to impart
70 his audiences. lie will doubtless be
greeted by full house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06
Committee TO Meet sohn w. DANIEL.

Members Of the City Conseryative-Demo-
cratic Committee who intend to go TO
West Point 10 escort Major John w.
Daniel to Richmond will be at the Rich
mond and York River Railroad depot,
Twenty-fourth and Dock streets, on Mon
day next, 7th instant, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
The special train will leave promptly at
11:4j O'Clock a. VI. !. BELL BIGGER,
Chairman City Committee.