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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HIO RIV Err.



l6AR4t the United States Cairo Mail. the fine fsst
q ming regular passenger packet steamer T.. G.
Tyvichell II. Worthington Smith, master, will leave
abaye for Louisville. Evansville Paduca. Cairo, Hickman,
New Madrid Memphis Helena Napoleon and all intermediate
landings For freight apply on board or to
je25 W. @. BETTERTON Il CO., Is Grayier street.
A plan her cabin be staerooms secured
by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave on TUESDAY. June goth. at s P. NJ.
H. FOR ST. lOU1S-THEL LIGHT DRAFT DRAFT
J. c. Beeer.wil leave for the above and all in
ermedate landings For freight apply board or to
w g. BETTERTOS Co, rs Graver street.
H plan Of the cabin be and saterooms secured
by ap living to the agents. jel5
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i. VIII leave with dispatch.
. ~ REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
The fine regular passenger packet Crescent
CITY, Capt Young, will leave for the above
and all Intermediate landings above For freight or
jsss BELL BUCHANAN K Co, 81 TchoupitouIas ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09
=, ,h.' prssidsnts Honse-Arfftlyy DrtA
rae Lew - Ira.sf 10 Er Presidem Piercs, DC
rsporpErcE THE DIsPATcH.
wasY,EaTos, March 6, P. M.

WASHINGTON, March 6, P. M.
The Ievee ut the Presidents House to-night pre-
sented an array of brilliant beauty which must
ssve eouailed ff 1t did not exceed, any that ever
occurred in Washington. -
An immense number of ladies, shining In AL the la
dicuce Of dress, aud jewelry, moved graceiuny
from room to room, cpd . cons derable number Oh
distinguished men, officials and others. added In
$500 70 tho scenes President Buchanan was
there under going the fatigue ofiotrodncon to the
".overeipus and his neice, Miss Lane, performed
the honors of the house with much grace and aug,
nifty Vice President Brecsinridge was an ooJec'
OF no little attention, while Elk Preiident Pierce,
in the east ROOM was constantly surrounded oy
hi, friends all anxious to take his hand once more
before bis final departure from tine CITY In snort
the levee " a. a great jam. wbicn possessed the
must have been far from plea to those who had
to 90 through the hollow ceremonies OF inttoduc
tion-aud rather disagreeable to those VINO went
home minus hats and shawls.
The drill of the L. s. Light Artillery, on the
Monument grounds, this afternoon, drew out an
immense crowd OF spectators, though the weather
was 40 co Id that none could enjoy the spectacle
The evoIutions of the military were executed with
remark able skill and the firing was very rapidly
performed In fact, this company Is an honor to
the sery ice, and should be well sustained by gov
eminent
| visited the Smithsonian Institute, the Fair o.
the Mechanics Institute, and other places of in
tercst day; but these are matters with which
the public generally are familiar
An interesting call was made this afternoon mp
on Ex-Prt sident Pierce, by company of ladies
and gentlemen from Tennessee. In reply to an
invitation to visit their State, the Elk President
said that he designed making tour through the
South soon practicable, and would improve
the opportunity to visit the home Of Jackson and
of Polk, for whose memory he entertained sincere
reverence
The Cabinet appointments seem to give general
satisfaction. They will be duly installed in their
respective Departments TO >morrow.
An eventful week in the history of the country
is now drawing TO a close, and tens of thousands
who have Witnessed the remarkable scenes enact
ed here will always regard it interesting pc.
Rod in their lives Yet the experience of many
is embittered by the recollection of personal suf-
fering, and few will regret to fad themselves
again among their friends at home w.
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DISTRESSING SUICIDE OF A MINISTER Thu
sudden death of Rev. John Howard, formerly o.
hicnmond, and more recently pastor of the Pres
oyteriau church In Woodstock, Shenandoah, Va.
mas been noticed, but not the circumstances un-
Ger which 1t occurred. AS number of notices
some Of them erroneous, are appearing in the pa
pefs 1t may be proper to give the following stat.
ment OF facts made up from the announcement of
TIE truly distressing occurrence in the Wood.
stock Tenth Legion: On returning from visit to
bis friends in Richmond two weeks ago, Mr.. How.
ard exhibited strong symptoms of insanity, going
from house to house, without taking rest or re-.
freshment, proclaiming that the Judgement was
at hand" On the 2lst uit he was taken TO the
Asylum for the insane At Staunton On Thursday
light week, At 10 O'Clock, bis room was visited
and he was found to be asleep The next morn
Ing hs was found dead, having fastened one end
OF bis handkerchief 10 the iron bars acrosss the
windows, the other end around bis neck, and then
swung himself down, bis feet resting on the door.
M u was . gentleman af delicate constitution, q
hooFous student. and had used tobacco to unuausI
excess which are believed to be the causes of his
iesai maiady. He was highly esteemed and belov-
% ior MS uniform piety and zeal a. . christian
n'ssfsr. and his uprgh. and digniAsd depor,msn,
% eitsss.
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~ To the votsrs Of Richmond --I,rs

~ To the Voters of Richmond Nv 70.
ply TO ths call Of many of nv dem erstic f,isn5,
andfureent solicitations of many warm friends ire.
spectivs of rartv, to announce myself a .snS,a.,.
FOR the CITY COLLIE CTORsHIP in the Approach
ing election, have only to say, that some men a,s
BORN great, and snme achieve erestaess and soms
have it thrust upon them Not being very nee in
such matte ., have a sort CT HobsoRs choice Ne,
tween the three IL upon sny of Il csc sidss In tn.
anars OF men"i am now aas sat, it is known to IN.
public that for some years past hsva been either
going goioR going or g'n.. ard therefore ca, bavs
ont littie dhcuity In Keeping pee with the progress,
Of the age. Having thus cle,rly defnsd INV ncst;on
shall aiutaiD II with all the nhAxibls frnaes. In
spire" bp tue devotion to the best interest, Of b
country at large urdsr the the democrat
ic party. After the election my latitude ana longi
tude in the officisl world may be known by refsr
ence TO the polls
In whatever, he cumbustious movements of tn. asv
may result, accept gentlemen for this msnf. stston
of your favor, the assurance of my highest regard
Your friend and fellow 81 IGN
me 6-tldA JOHN H. DIGGgS
w Enquirer aud Whs COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

There was a slight sprinkle of snow in Alexan-
dria Saturday.
The draft of the Farewell Address of Washing.
ron has been stolen from the library of the State
Department
Mrs. Julia Tracy Metcalf, wife of the Chief Jus.
tce of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, died
in Boston Wednesday.
Among the passengers in the steamship Illinois.
which sailed from New York for Aspinwali on
Thursday last, is Gen. Lane, of Oregon.
The liquor agency in Lowell has sold during
the quarter ending February 81, iiqnor to the
amount of $500 l0l.
There were go deaths in Philadelphia last week,
80 being of consumption
Diameds +. Holingsworth, on of the comrnitte e
who brought the body Of Hon. Preston = Brooks
died in Edgefeld South Carolina, last week
The citizens of Mobile gave dinner to the Of
fcers of tue Mexican War Steamer Guerrero on
Wednesday last.
ExGov Smith commenced his canvass for Con
gress on Monday, at King George Court House
A. N VERIFY has beer elected Mayor OF u pe Vile
Fauquier, county, Va
At the insueuEatiou hall in Washington q beau,,-
ful lady appeared in dress of Msnlc,n geld ci.h
snd attracted much attention.
The bill refunding 10 ViugiDia the money advanced
for building the Csri.nl &c, failed pass Congress
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

REPORTED DUEL IN MASSACHUSETTS "A cor.
respondent of the Boston Journal safes that duel
occurred the day before yesterday. in Seekonk,
Massachusetts, between two Of the students OF
Brown University, Rhode Island. He gives tn
following as the facts in the case:
Two students, one from the South and theother
from the West, got into dispute. The Souther.
per demanded that the other should retract slate
ment and on his refusal knocked him down. A
cualenge followed and on Monday morning the
parties, with their seconds, drove out to Seekonk,
in Massachusetts, and there exchanged shots The
Soutberner received bullet in the fleshy part of
his arm, occasioning very slight wound The
challenger escaped with hole in bis hat. They
then returned to the city, their injured honor sat-
isfied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09
The bred Scott case Judge McLoan's
nJsSaptfnu sbnint00

Court This morning, Justice Mclean delivered bis
views, arguing that slavery is limited to the range
of the state where established by mere municipal
law II Congress deem slaves or free colored per
er to prohibit them from becoming settlers there
in. The power to acquire territory carries with 1t
the power to govern it. The master does not carry
with him to the territory the law of the State from
which he removes-hence the Missouri Compro
mise is constitutional and the presumption is in ia
yor of the freedom of bred Scott, and his family,
who were free under decisions for the last twenty
eight years.
Justice Curtis dissented from the opinion of the
majority Of the Court, as delivered by Chief JUS
tice Taney and gave his reasons for dissenting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

Eyro MERCHANTS AND OTHERS Merchan
and others wishing Check Draft Books, engraved
in style of elegance unsurpassed anywhere, cao
obtain them ct this Office. Persons desiring CHECKS
ENGRAVED, BILL HEADS, &c, &c, surpass-
us any thing in use here. should call and examine
specimens at the D spatch Counting Room
they can have them with such vignettes and orns-
ments as are In the specimens, or with any Others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checss
Drafts, Certificates of Deposit, Corporation Bonds
Bill Heads &c. can be filed in the most satisfactory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants
Bankers. Corporation Officers and oshers should
anime specimens.
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From Hayan ma.

NEW YORK March 1.-The United States mail
steamer Gaia " ba j D. Bu,loch, Commander, from
New Orleans via Havana, arrived to-day, having
left the latter place the evening OF the TOO
There is nothing new stirring at Havana inc
sugar sales have been heavy at fair prices. ntocA
ON hand q5 600 boxes The shipments have been
heavy from all the Northern ports of the Island
Exchange has Naturalization to 81 premiums
New York and Northern cities St to discount;
Freights to Europe have improved 10 Inc ontea
states thew are still coed but not rapid The EGG
lish man Of war Eurydce arrived on the lst. All
well on board,
The Cahawba encountered stormy gales on her
pasaaya home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09
r To he Vo,ers of the City OF Rich

e To he fO'ers of the City of Rich
MoND u he numerous personal applications to ms,
by my fellow citizens, from various parts of the city
to present myself as candidate for hs flee OF
MAYOR, ana The very fatteripg manifestations 1t
confidence in myability perform the duties OF that
trust as EXPIRE ssed in card gned MANY Voters Of
the three Wards" prompts me to respond. By re-
turning my sincere acs now edgments for those
pressious of that confidence, and by announcing
myself candidate for that Office Shspld it he the
me, nothing shall be wanting on my part to insures
faithful discharge of its duties.
fe 25- dtde WIN. TAYLOR.
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u Posifive Notice --.FrOm this date to
he 18th OF the present month, will sell any Goods
that may be hand, at any Offer that i, at all rea-
sonabe, inasnuch a, whatever may be left upon that
day, will be sold at auction.
The store will be rented to satisfactory tenant
Tor the balance of my lease. Possession given the
1st April
shal OF course reserve the light TO keep an office
at the store till my present business 10 wound 3D.
NH 9-d&ct25thmh d. III. LONDON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

ARREST OF MORE "VIGILAETs. The steam
err Illinois from New York, on Thursday took out
So passengers to California, Messrs. f. Pruett
WIN. f. Coleman and JAS Dowsthree of the San
Francisco Vigilance Committee Shortly before
The vessel sailed each of the parties was arrested
on complaint of VIM Kearney, alias Wooley
Kearney, of Albany, charging them with having
by force compelled him to leave California. They
each gave bail in the of 100000 be on hand
when wanted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09
by TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
~ PROCLA al TlN v -Nhsraaa int. IL

- PROCLAMATl0 N.-Whereas information
has bsen received by the Executive that Charles w
seymour has been murdered in the county of Me OK
lsnburg, by his father MANSFIELD SEYMOUB,
and thar the said Mansfield r. Seymour has fed from
justice and 10 row going az srRe 90, therefore, CT
fer reward OF one hund ed and fifty dollars to any
person or psrsons who shall spprehend the said
Manifold X. Seymour and deliver him into the jail
OF the said county; and do moreover require the
officers OF this Commonwealth, civil and military,
end request the cit zens generally to use their hest
exertit ns TO procure the ares. of the said M. e.
Seymour, that se NAV be brought to justice
( ~ Given under my hand 60 dove nor. ard
( SEAL under the seal of the Common ca tn,
t~-<-o) this 6sh day of March. A D 1857.
signed HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor GEORGE w. MUsFoRp, secre
tsry of the Commonwealth
ansheld X. Seymour Is described as about feet,
II incl 90 high. dark compile xion. prominent cheek
bopes, about so years of age, Tathse q spare make
and stocos considerably.
tits stated that when last heard from, he was n
Granger county. Tennessee. Should he be srrss' cd
and eontaed In Jail there at any other peiat cut
OF this State, the Governor. being iafof med a
the imprlsonmsnt win at once Issue the proper 70.
qoisi ~ 10 ssdsr that the prisoner may b. biocsht
On fef tnsi. NH i3-s9w
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n Sapefintende Of Of streets.-.T.d.,.,
DENT C.ErtDATE.-F@lIowc itizsps: / ca, - .
vices ss SUPERINTENDENT or sTRrFJs.l
the citizens OF Richmond, independent Of psrtv A.
the ens.ing election. r'' ~
will, If elected, have your streets ciesnsd of all
obstructiops. Your ~alt-wsys repsrsd tbs "a, n,,s
and water pipes repaired in dus tine; during The
sorins and summer keep two cars In esch wa =,
clean ths city without cost to the city o. citizsn
and will furtbernors attend in person 10 tbs in.s
and welfare Of the citv throughout '"
JOHN BLAIR HARRINGTON
Enqnirer and Wing please copy
NH 7-lewSvf
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SrK,.IAL NOTIFIES.

~ Statement of the1 Condition of the
MANCHESTER BUILDING FUND COMPANY, March
5th, 1857:
DR. ca.
To amount of instamen's receiv-
ed, SlzzlI W
To amount from Goddin Ap-
person, sale OF Al. Sar,'' pro- AK DC
perty, - 4oo 90
To amount of fines received, 76 50
To amount OF interest, 1876 IS
To amount of entrance fees, &c, III SO
By amount paid on Ill shares stock
redeemed, $ll,8 80
By amount of EXPENSE 45I %
Ds seIIed TIC %
ssivsbI.. s.. ss 20
BY amount OF cash. balance, S5i 80
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The Eurdcll Tragedy.

Various praiseworthy attempts are max Ing in
New York to revive the interest of the BurGell
Tragedy, 1t had fallen as fiat as a paneake-the
whole affair having been completely eclipsed by
the dramatic Juror which Miss Heron acting has
awakened and thrown entirely into the shade by
the sranscendent glories of the Inauguration
However, while there's life there's hope, and
though DR. Burdell il dead Eckel and Mrs Guns
ningham ''still i've" A mysterious character,
y clept Todd has recently appeared upon the
stage, and has taken the inside track from Farrell
of door step memory. This strange parsonage Is
said to have obtained access to the house on the
day of the murder, and not to have been seen
afterwards. He is described as a man of large
and powerful person, fully competent to have
aided the late Burde In "shuffiing off his "mor.
tai coil" On the whole Toodei promises well
and, with the aid of the New York Herald. NAV
turn out an individual of decided Importance.
We have great faith in the capacity of the New
York jourasls now tina. the inaugui alton is over.
to bring out the Burde!l tragedy with new and
grand decorations, and perhaps new actors, making
hequai, Ia all respects, to the best of De Gain
cy three remarfab lie murders"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

NEW YORK, March There was great CROW" ".
m dav st the pier of the Havre steamers, to W.T.
ness The departure of the Fulton, aud say fare"en
to Hon Charles Sumner, who was passenger ou
hosrd of her A great number OF ladies were pre-.
sent among the crowd.
When the Fulton left the dock salute OF 81
guns was fred, under the direction of the Dung
Mems Central Republican Club, and amid the en-
ihusiasIi and long continued cheers of the multi
tude, Mr. Sumner, although still quite feebla In
body auueared to be in foe spirits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09
: CANDIDATES r0n 0F1se,E.

! q To the Waters ~ tire City az y I~s~
Moso -Thsnkful for past f.vors aesia ,ss, = .
self 8 candidate for the cfics NJ CITY Cf1IIsy
TOE -. julius A. HoBsON'
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From Santa Ee.

ST. LOUIS, March The Santa re Mail arriv.
ed at Westport on the % h ullimo The party met
no difficulty on the route, excepting from high
streams and deep mud
The genercl news is unimportant
Ills considered certain that Indian Agent Dodge
was killed by the Apaches
AlIw quiet at Fort Bent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

THE NEW ENGLISH MINISTER lord Napier
the British Minister to the United ates, who ar :
rived a. New York on the Persia Friday was hons
ored with national salute fired on board the
steamer He took apartments a: the Clarendon
Hotel, and will shortly proceed to Washington to
SECURE residence. His family consists of his wife
four children, governess, butler and footman. The
Chamber of Commerce of New York are to give
him public reception.
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DIED.

Suddenly on the 9Th ms, at her residence in thi,
city, Mrs SARAH HORNER In the seth year of
her age She leaves If tc,ionete husband and fouy
interesting children, TO mourn their upexpectso
loss.
"Peaeeful be thy silent slumbsr
Peaceful in the n ave 90 low
On Sunday, 9th March. Mrs. ELIZABETH DOM.
In the SD year of her age
a Her friends aud relations and those of he,
sss-ia.law, Archibald Wkn.ou. are respectfuIiv in
sited to attend hsr funeral on Tuesday morn!ns At
IL O'Clock, from his resii encs n 18th ct
OF scarlet fever, Sunday ,nornins about o'c'ock
RICH AID CONWAY, son of Samuel and Mary @.
Workman, aged 2 years
u The friends ofthe family are invite to attsnd
the fussral from ths first Baptist Church. this cav
tMopday) at II o'slosk,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-In the Superior Court of
New York, on Friday, Edward Potter received
from Melancthon B. seymour, of So John street,
the heavy verdict CT 50 500 as damages for
injuries which he sustained in being struck by
some stone and brick which fell from defends
ants store while il in course OF construction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

COMPLEMENTARY. = Tie Montgomery Guard
Capt Moore, OF Richmond, one of the finest look.
ing, and best appointed military companies in the
State, stopped in Fredericksburg on Friday morn
ing, account of some delay ia the heavily laden
ed train. We were RECALLED by some fine music
from the Aruory Band, and regret that old Fred
ercksburg, in her present torpid condition, could
not furnish Company to greet those worthy
guests in q becoming manner. - Fredericksburg,
(Pa.) Recorder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

- Capitals Of the Might Watcbv.
1ow eitiSens am . csnddase for re- slsc,o, -. ~
ofi.s Of CAPTAIN OF The NIGHT WAycH7
and solicit your support '"'
NH 7--6t ARCHIBALD wJLKfHsou
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e To the Voters of the City of Rich.
moND.-HavIug heard that It hiss been supposed by
some from my not continuing to announce myself
through thu papers candidate for the off 20 OF
CITY SERGEANT, that | have withdrawn from
the contest To correct any such imprs ssion will
stare that have never enter tanned such al idea
nor have minated to any one such an Intention
NH 5 -6t* JAMES d. ELLETT
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BENEFIT OF MRS. tdFFERsok.-That deserving
actress Mrs JEFFERSON, takes benefit Tuesday
night, at our theatre, on which occasion, THE
SCHOOL OR SCANDAL" will bs played. and the pei
Torrance concIudd with Il lsughsble farce Of
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

FIRE AT LOUIsvILLE.-B -eeden's planning mill,
three new stores and two dwelling houses conti-
guious, on Main street, were destroyed by fire at
Louisville on Friday night Mr. Breeder was the
principal loser. Loss $4,000 Fully insured in
Eastern offices.
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rkLEGRAPHiU rKWs..
REP oRTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
nnNlaf Mobile.

NEW ORLEANS, March 7fh-A duel took place
nj Mobile, Ala, to day. between MT. Nixon, Edi.
tor Of the Crescent, and Mr.. Breckenridge, Editor
of the Courier. two papers published tn this city
A. the second fire Mr.. Breckenridge was shot
throueh both tbighs-the left being broken.
Mr.. Nixon was unhurt. Mr.. Breckenridge
recently fought duel in Canada, With eente-
man from New York, aud wounded his antagonist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

EE~ WE would call attention to the Twelfth An
nual Report" of the New York I ife Insurance Gem.
pany. This cffce has been in hourishing condi-
ii for the last years Its capital is now over
= 200 600 and its dividends have never been less
than 80 per cent. per annum. Its losses during the
year 1886, amounted to BI76 558.2 20 All of which
were promptly paid. To parties in Richmond, du-
ring the last few years it has paid through the LEGAL
Agency of CHARLrs WCRTHAM, $4,000 During
the epidemic yellow fever at Norfolk, it sustained
losses to the amount of sS500O. All of which were
Promptly met; and during the prevalence of the pes
thence this Office, On two occssons forwarded cha
Iitable remittsnces of no small lums. To those de-
sirous Of Insurance, it is well examine the diffs.
rent standing and business systems of Off ;es.
Loaf References fur Richmond, pi-:
Geo. Wythe Munford, Thos F. Ausust,
Col. Thos II. Ellis, VIM. 6. Paine,
Rev. C. II. Reid, GEO. w. Clutter,
Rev. J. 3. Taylor, John Bagby.
CHAs. WORKMAN, 20S Main street,
Local Agent.
CRAS. Z. WORKMAN,
General Agert for Virginia.
E. w. TROTTER, General Agent
Medical Board.
A. G. WORKMAN, Nj. d.
ROBT. T. COLEMAN, Nj. d.
JAS II. CONWAY, M. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

~ The Union Building Fu,d Compauy
will hold its re guar monthly meeting THIS EVE
MING at II O'Clock at the Frsnklin street Sci COL
House.
Immediately after the adjournment of the above
meeting mo sting will be held By the Company for
ths election of Off csrs, according to adj urn ment
1t is desired that every stakeholder should attend in
person Iend proxy.
NH Sit THOS. g. D. WALFORD aec,v