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GTGTEMENT Of the Condition
OF THE
Germ Exchange Ins. Company,
OF NEW YORK.

At-The name OF the CompaEy IL the Corn Exchange
pany. Of New York CITY ~
9G-TEe aulsult CT capital STOCK IT, S2rs Ocn m
sd-lne an1 mt Of capital etocE psld up IT,. .001M
ASSETS:
lst-EAsh on hand md In Bank. sud In the
g., ha9ds Of IS 2so.is
4ses1 1sAatE. nona-
aufSnh s,QGx oHne9 py tEc Comnany.:.. .10s8
xt,, 15st le1nt On Eea! E3tate: Ea,so
Bond1 and securities, other than Real
e.z Estate --.........-..... N,6I1l7
GH-DeoM due tne company Tor prGmiuma. 595s 50
tta-AGGsnt intefesI not dne....-... 521i01
al etner asseH belonging to the Co.,. 2sys9a23
Ietal Asscu. ..:,...........-..,. $3N965.t5
LIABILITIKs:
Amount OF Losses anadiusted- I5s5ea
Amount Of claims for 1usses resisted BY the
ALI other Claims against the Company..... e;,sssSs
Total Liabilities. hes....,.......,xa a916 IN
New York, December Sat 1sC0
JOSEPH KETCHUM President
f. HEDeoR, Secretary.
, 1861-11-27

CAPITAL.
fniton insurance Company Ct E~E Ycrk....$ a0ea
1a'aJette insurance C mpapy Of Br 5eklyx.. 1N6
iI+F oott insuras& company Of New York, 151tn
Ehcu!I 'nAn12ice Comtasy OF Brooklyn 20O e0l
Corn Exchange Intuzsnce Compsny oi y. z. 2n.Ho
GGemop"ealta Insurance Company ofN.Y. 2590a0
Holthern Az ur.ICe Coz psny Of Loni141.... 62s sj
International Lie lns Society. Lendon...... 25Gl0j
HALL + COMPANY, Asent,,
No. go South Water street
pc fthsIt.lR Chicago. Hin otg
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1tt-T4e aame Of the Company II the Lafayette Fir
1Dtu1ance Company, Of Brooklyn, New Ysrk
?G-Ihe amount OF captal stack il. ~
sa-ihe amount Of Capital stock paid up E.. la0uG0
ASSETS:
!1t-Cash On hand xud ,n BlnE and In hsnda
9. ct AEeats. .:...-....:..............$ a77ole
~ - ~ - IatS u5uCunlu n1ae-
hJ Ro3ds and Mortgages 5Forth
90. eorele TIE amount Of 1.oitgage...... 1sse3zso
utt-RSh a2u 1lne5 stocEs AA415.00
1EE-t'TpS cue lot 1Fetniums. ums............, a9 at
to-"6A otoe& secofltles.--. 4a9s76
1st&l Assets.. .$r7a 9aOa
Ii. BIlITIEs;
Loates adjusted and cot oue. 1ea10o
Losses II suspense waiting fart .er proof 3500
All other claims agatnst tae Company..... mona
Total Liabilities. es...................,,.,S a41lD0
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nome msnutact1rea in the South ut this:
time. It ID = fair presumptiox, tkat thu Cav:
arnment would not giro special permits to
-the fhapment to Nashville OF machinery f3r
ne @ maaufactnre Of fmuskete, or Of Tcarxpes< Of
nut or. saltpetle, sulphur, bacon; c6flss Or
eunpoWder, but IT. Is questioned whether 1da-
3 e113nefy for the manufacture Of cottan ~gooda
WILL not give as much aid and comfort fo thn
rebels as would rifle works, or munitions. Of
var: The Government owes the coantrT al
Explanation Of the treaking OF the blockade
1etFeen Louisville and Nashville,
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AtDrTbR'S OFFICE, ETATZ CT TLLIycIa
Springfield. January 2eth 1s6l.
Wtereaa The Com K1~ ~hange Flea Inland Navl.
gafl9n Insurance Company. located In New York
toe State Of Few Yorf has red In tais ONCE STATE
"An Act to regniste tAe Agencts Of 1ns9Iaace Com
,atd R5oTsd FsbEuaty +tn saa snd r. act aendatory
sSid Company r. = f4Enisssa sAsiseteE eaeac
nyested Y rtoe snd moaEes and hss nlsd thls
an11 seMrtsT4 ihsIsof enHa .! .ae PIn8lde1s
HALL r and JAMES q: SfoKEa Of Chcs8o. lts agana
for the transaction Of the business OF said ComFany
and f1lly and n4Teseryea1y authorizing them ro ac
5ad s5 Company eonselttnE that sesyice Of pEoces:
to bs =. "A salid @ - + ssISed upon tae COMPANY. aud
~ noT teersors p p4Esqs1ee q tn PROVISIONS Of
Gernf{ shas the aid La MBaRT c. HALL and JAMES
Company TO Transact the bnk!rees of Icaurance il
tuts state until the thirty frat day Of January In the
yesr eighteen hundred and si1t 50 1aF a3 thes
MY te les ally npoEered 20 t. do By said Company.
5sr.- l1s ip testimony whereof hare ne1eu4to SUB
S,.- e 1t spr1ng1ed. shis twenty sIxtA day of
JESSE Z. DUBOIS, Auditor z, l.
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12h7 WINTER ARRANGE
AEHT,
Aiehig&s Southern l. Lake Shora

u 4 T. e q AD
Y 1na Attes SUNDAY. EoY. 50, 8nd n1tl fxrtssr
1eoee: nal1s VIII leave chicAzo d foi,oE7:
HEx ToEE DAY EcFHxse.
Sa0 4. N daily {excsPt sunday, yiA Old aanbt-
&c ho4d. connecting At Elkhaxt Vtta tTEa
q, 1a A;.1re Bead. n Wh1ts Pigeon With t715ss
~ tafee Eye.1. 1t Adrian With tr1i1e f,r
tH1Ssee2: Hor1 At AlrIine Junction VITA taias "a
H1GEf EIPRsss
8e1oE:H daily <e1capt satrrdsz,. yfs Old Mtc.,1.
with t2.cA tor Dettc{f - 0-4-A'iao y '2aseoo
4f:i0 z. II. A''*~ a. ~ Asa
AZ 60 4oove 1ains make regular cana.caoaa Z,
s.ss GSsfk & &SGnalo S!s$ala FALL. Albany Na1 YsrE
Lu11ioos new Sleeping Coaches, With al uQdca
Improvements run on Eight Trains.
ThroIKn T1cEea cau b. uo1alneC = m. f.o,r-.r.-,
yNss 59 ClarS Street. knder tae Saeco1aa Hon9s -
n ne 0epoE corner OF Yaa SufeE and shsrnaa -
2OE.S u. CAAP1ELL GE0 n aRaV
6en'l SUpt.. Toledo O. sen1 We.9N+4 49,
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Z vv-ALHN r q CHICAGO UNIUES
~ RAu4RcAU-WMTK8A II AH7Aygxxxar
u &4d atter Moc12y. Nov. 4t., lb6l Trslas v1ll
sate els strest depot = fouoEs saodaYs e1ce2td;
:reeport Warren Ga1ena bna,elta, Dnbaqae md ia
!!eFoseaiase pG!nts. t4S A. II. aadI l.d5 r Il. for
gS!n1z g t Eg1n Be'Tae[e RocEoEd 1s
eeda;c pointa Passengers ior Beoit and jxnea1iiis
~ taSe the 846 X train; PASSENGER for CTy1s1i
:csdtat: potsts, VII: take the k.11 P z t5ai1
steeptnK Cars On night talnA
B TALCQT.C lian Annt
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4 ftH1CAGO AND MILWAUKEB

~ RAILROAD,
Hor r4uWAuksso La Crosse Sf, Pars.
Osakoah, Berlin, aud Inter.
mediate FOinta,
02 a1d After MONDAY Nov 9TH es, p...srn.-
1!ane VIII leave the Depot corner Of est K,nxs IA
CaEa! sEeets GSpnds{s e1cepted.} Is follows:
s:iU a y and 2:S3 z. H. md 2trtve ii Mj1xa1kEa
a. I2N9 n and $40 a IL.
md 1aa} r. NJ " ~A'0o - AAs
WAuKK9AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN I.sre4
chtSazs at 4:42 Il. snd ar1tTes Chicago II EaH
2M. s. G. BALD WIN
nos In,
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PRODUCE on 0oMRIasIoN.
Our extended facilities Will enable Us to teu Pro.
duce consigned to either In Chicago or tbronrh
GoIEespontents. E in Montreal, Boston. New York Sr
Philadelphia as preferred by cur con. tEnors va
9ur oW1 account but Il ~ respects to keep ourselves
who may favor Us With their conmgnmen1 - "1s'8
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r A IL / e & SEY MOUE
i9ze, ~ Eis;Q2GCR s S Az aEnEkAl. CoNhnssles
MEhLaAkI8 g3ce ~ konsh Water Il. Pn{ueto41
Rai1dIRH Pest QMee D1aWs1 slsi, ChieaEo. 'ES.Xt
ESGEs -StR1R & buckingham d ca W1. Ttrt1 a.
Freight AxentC. B. ~ = IL ri rNInex57@V+
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NEELY, LANRENC CE d CO.
~ COM1uHa1QN MERCHANTS 1pr tie p1rca:3:
md sale OF Grain Flour, Provisions md Cousy Pc
GGce generally RuAtneaa A1clu1yely Cok1x1f1sttt
aIo Also dsa3erf Hs3e ~ y es3 Line Water s Saee
Water street. ALHzKT Z HEE1Kx, ,BAE1An1TF ~
DhE1h-1y
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{ sHICAGU, BURLINGTON Isl
QUINCY RAILROAD.
Ia7e6Ref 4rnlns leave Aad arrive 1t ChIcaxc u TEL.
loEs-Day Express It l1:0 i. n f1untAYs e1carssde ~
ass3xes at5 1F H. Csa1daJs e1cepte1.) EeEt S1prae
!eAVes ~ u4o F. H. {5aturtayz exceptedj xtrYrs d;
r. sa + Monass1 e s1ee2tsdJ Aendota 1ceoaness-
sen Is Io saseS :. w T. lsnpday? e1eepte}, a7iTes
d. e aAsrxosD, s.a1
HE PEN NSiLVANIA GEN,
-: a TEAL RAuEOAD il First -Gaa4. R94t n n
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STEAM FROM EUROPE TO TIE CorToN STATES.
The London Times, of the Sd, contains Letter
from MIR. Sahel, relative to the question OF
steam communication between Liverpool and
the cotton States of America, in which he
says:
The British and American Southern Steam
ship Line WAS the first line of steamers pro-
iect ted TO run between this port and New o.
leans, and has been for considerable time IL
course of organization; but the promoters
cons slider the present moment tnopportune for
bringing the project prominently before
the commercial public. As important negotia
tions with the Southern States governmen,
are still pending. and the present position OF
those States with respect 10 their Federal re
lations is, for the moment, unfayorable TO the
completion of the project.
AT the same time, may inform you that
everything is being steadily pursued toward
the successful establishment of the British
and American Southern Steamship Company
and that the promoters comprise the names oil
many leading British and American mer-
chants who have matured this project Ions
before the question OF secession was thought
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Cotton has advanced in England, under the
war news and there is Il considerable specu
lative demand. The Liverpool Times says
There is supply At command for only TWEEN
ty- three weeks.
Northern papers say that Stevens's bomb
proof battery is to be purchased oy the Gov
eminent, and finished for an attack on Fort
Sum ter some time in the coming autumn.
The London Review says that "the resolu-
ton which has been announced OF treating
southern privateers rs pirates, is absurd, bar
barous, and impossible of execution"
The farmers of Ohio are putting in seed OF
| the Chinese sugar cane, for the purpose oil
| having a supply of molasses and sugar indie
| pendent OF The South.
| The interruption Of travel OH the Baltimore
| and Ohio Railroad, reported by Il Geographic
| dispatch from Wheeling, Is entirely un-
founded
| The Presbyte terrain Assembly 20. S is In SOS
| SIGN in PHILADELPHIA The spirit of harmony
| is sid to prevail.
| The Northern papers say that the rapid con
centra,ion of troops at Fortress Monroe
! means business"
Hon. John Janney perenptorily declines
| the Congressional nomination OF the BerkeiJ
| Union meeting.
Mrs Lincoln has gone TO Boston TO see hel
| hopeful son Bob.
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The SHIP Aaao.-The New York Herald, OF
Saturday, makes the folio wing statement in
regard to the capture of this vessel:
An important seizure of AN outward bound
American ship was made by the gun boat q Ia
ker City, at the mouth OF the Chesapeake, on
Tuesday. with cargo of tobacco for Europe
She was loaded ST Richmond. and is valued
AZ al5o 900. The vessel proved to be the AR.
20. belonging TO Bath, Maine, and though car.
rying the United States nag, she was seized
no doub. on the double charge of running the
blockade. and of treason, in assisting the rebel
States, she being Northern ship. Comma
dors Stringham put prize crew on board
and sent her on her way 10 New York, wh-r.
sns viii probably be confiscatsd This is the
first prize taken by the United States blockad.
aiding SO uadron.
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nw.sY,xaros ISrBLLIGgxcg."-Amon tn

"WAsHrsaros ISrBLLIeEScE."-Amon the
latest items teiegraphed from washington TO
the Northern papers are the following:
Ben Mccullough is again heard rom. hs
recently returned from an IN terror town. IL
is reported that he has enrolled a company OF
noun ted men, numbering about 500, the m. nn +
cIeus of which are old Caiifornians ana lex
ans II is known that he ana foV. Le -.
have been Comforting together for several days,
aud that Gov Letcher does nothing wiihou'
receiving orders direct from Montgomery;
Gen. oeottis quite infirm and forced 70 keep
his bed II good portion Of the time, put ne
retains his methodicaI and careful business
habits, and by personal examination oil Atz
numerous scouts as they come in he IL per-
fectly '.posted. Above all, he keeps his 80
cretS.
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MoyreoxEaY, Ala, May II. - Congress
passed number Of bills day, among which
are the following: Organizing Patent Of
fee; regulating the sale of Prizes; regulating
the Telegraph; authorizing the issue Of bonds
to the amount of fifty millions. payable in
twenty years, the interest not to exceed per
cent; or, in lieu of the bonds, to issue twenty
millions of Treasury Notes, in small sums,
without interest.
MONTGOMERY, ALAy May Is. Arkansas
WAS admitted into the Confederacy to-day by
Congress. Delegates r. W. johnson, 4.
Rust. A H. Garland, W. W. Watkins, II. 7.
Thompson.
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Movements of Troops.

New YORK, May is, p. M.-The Fourteenth
New York Regiment start tonight for Wash
in gton; the Second Regiment leaves Monday
morning.: the Ninth and Sventy- Ninth leave
Monday for Fortress Monroe The steamers
Parkersburg and Mount Vernon sailed this at
ternoon for Fort Pickens, with provisions.
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baltimore Cattlr Market.

BALTIMORE, May i7.-The offerings of beef cat
tie at the state yesterday amounted 10 only
800 head all Of which were t.ken by Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from Ss~-5 10 rs 50 G.
100 lbs gross these figures being the same rs were
paid asst market day. Tue supply Of live hose
W as quite lar.e hence prices were lower. Bales
were made at So to - u loo lbs being decline OF
~ on last weeks rate sheep scarce, ard
there is quite a good dem nd for them. ealee
were made at ~ to vs. n TOO lbs. sross.
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Arrest Of baltimore Merchants.

BALTIMORE, May ls.-To-day three mer-
ohants-Jerome A. Pendergrast, James White
ford, and George McGowan-were arrested
under an Indictment by the grand jury,
charged with riotous conduct, in obstructing
the track of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
when the Massachusetts, troops were en- route
to Washington.
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Nor SPY.-Mr. Chas. II Hasweu, of n.
Y, few days ago was arrested ~ q spy ~
Harper's Ferry, but has been released. The
News says he declines to give any Information
AS to the position Of affairs there, and TINS
vindicStss his assurance 10 the Virginia OH
GERS that he was not there as q spy. He speak
in warm terms OF the kind treatment he re.
ceived from the Virginia officers while uudey
arrest.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE PRUSlSl0NAL CON
GRESS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
FIFTEENTH DAY.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, May Is, 1876

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May Is, 1861.
Mr. Smith, of Alabama, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted
EResOEced That the Committee on the JUDI
cary be instructed to report II Dill establish
ing and organizing Il Court OF the Confederate
States for the State of Virginia.
Mr. keitt, of South Carolina, from the Com
mittee on Indian Affairs, reported bill, 10 Or
entitled :" An act for The rejection OF certain
Indian tribes" The Clerk cOnmenced read
ing the bill, and it appeared that the provi-
sions of it extended protection over The Indian
territory south of Kansas.
On motion of Mr. keitt, the further reading
was suspended, and on his motion Congress
went in TO secret session.
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Seizure of Arms, &C., in Missouri.

Sr. LouIs, May 1s,-Two pieces of cannon
several hundred muskets and rifles, number
of pistols, and quantity of ammunition
were taken by the Police Commissioners to-
day, by order Of the Federal authorities.
Sixty Colts revoIvers were seized in the
hands of the American Express Company.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Sr. LOUIS, May $50, P. M.-The State
tobacco warehouse was visited to-day by the
Federal troops, and quantity of arms anc
munitions of war taken.
The city is enyiroued with military posts.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT CAMP CURris.-On Thurs.
day,while one of the Potter county volunteers
was fixing a lock on loaded rifle al Oaml
Curtin, near Harrisburg, Pa, IL was prema.
tnrely discharged, and the ball passed directly
through the head OF bys lander named Geo
Madison, OF Shipper, Cameron county. Pa
a member of the Cameron Rides, killing hin
almost instantly.
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The Very Latest.


The New York papers of Saturday furnish
the following intelligence
IMPORTANT kUMoRs RKsPEcrIsa ENGLISH AND
FRENCH ACTION ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
WAsursaroy, May IT, lsel.--It is useless to
disr uise the fact that the leading members OF
the Diplomatic Corps in Washington are en-
gagged in cons tant and anxious discussion on
The course it may be necessary Tor them at
auy day to adopt. They have recently re-
ceiyed urgent instructions from their respec-
tive Governments TO inform them Win the
utmost precision OF the chances OF The Two
sec lions in their present deadly quarrel IL IL
lez king out that the Governments in q uestion
declare that their commercial Interests are
idea heal in a great degree with the South,
and that if they are forced into taking sides
with either they will be compelled 10 look
carefully after cotton and free trade.
England is disposed ~ move cautiously in
this i'm portant matter, and Is playing her
usual game of urging France TO take the
chestuuts out of the fire. The country may
not generally be aware that there rs at this
moment an agent of the French Emperor
travelling ia the South. by the name OF ia
roche. He is instruc ted To say tnat ne 10 sitn-
ply collec ting information for the CONNER
cial Bureau, for the Munster OF Public
Works !; but this artifice is too Transparent 70
deceive the most credulous he Is a poiitseai
more than he is a commercial agent, ana us
dispatches, regularly forwarded 10 faris, me-
cessariiy exercise great influence over the
mind Of the Em peror. What may De Inc uhai
conclusions OF rance, whether she W III tnlnk
IL her interests TO play into the hands OF the
Evolutionary party In the South, remains TO
be seen. Our Government are preparing ior
sue b an emergency, and IL were better Tor the
leading Pc wers in question to reflect long ana
deeply before they take steps which may IN
volys them la consequences they little dream
OF perhaps at this moment.
Ii Ia beginning TO transpire that Mr.. Rus
sell, the CORES pondent Of tho London Times,
h not merely writing letters 10 that Journal,
but that his private communicate Tor nigh
or quarters contain good deal Of Interesting
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The London Post. ministerial organ J Of
May 8, takes the ground that Prssident Lin
eoin has right both TO declare blockade OF
the Sou thern ports, and treat Southern priva.
teers, when captured, - pirates.
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I MONTGOMERY

A.,A VTGOM ERT
NAY WHITE SuLPHUE SPRINGS,
l:lSy Is MONTGOMERY CorSTY, VA.
lnI delightful Watering Place will open for
the reception Of visitors on the 10th day OF May.
These Springs more easy Of access than any
Virginia, being Immediately the Virginia
aud Toaues see Railroad iu the most healthy
portion of the State and surrounded by the most
beautiful moun tain scenery The medicinal quail
tiles of the waters are fully established, having
been instrumental in the cure of many dyeases
peculiar to the Southern country. This is not
only delightful summer resort, but, In these
exciting times, safe retreat for ladies and chill
dren, Telegraph communication with all i'm
portant points a the Confederated States.
LOUIS +. J. AM!sS, Proprietor.
PraaiAant n III
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ppooREsS OF THE WAR.
,n,.,s,ch tothe n. Y. Express.

Report. from Misunderstanding at For
,s.. Menroe-Letter from new YORK
y.,,nteer, Ac.. Ae.. &c.
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AUCTION 0ALHA.
~-~--~-~~~~~~~~~~~
FUTURE UAfS


- NJ =. p. Geek, Assssa.ss..~~
IQU0Rs, J9BACC0s ChAMr ,i.,!
IL SC. AT A EfsTI0N tin 10 ESpAls xhtis".s
al 10 o'clock, will sell ~ my ktare 80
10 bbls. soperior Rectided WHIskhfs
s F." PEPPERMINT CoKDlALi
. Z" MALAGA WINE: >.
soue-eisht cas ks C00NAc BRANDY;
10 cases ST JULIEN CLARET;
IS baskets HEIDstC CHAMPAGNE.
very large PLATFORM fCALEs,
lv boxes CHRNING TOBACCO.
s bbls SMOKING TOaACC0.
Also
avery handsome neat sire SHOW CASES, &C.
myao i. b. COoK. AaCt.
GROCERIES, LiQCORS, &c, AT ACc-
T TIoN. --On WbpAEsDAs. I'd Inst at 10
o'clock. will sell, at the store Of II w pobsen,
k.a , ON Main, two doors below The coInsr of 9st
street, all hls stock Of GROCERIES, &c. Ia the
stock may be fcurd
bbi. sup.rane and Extra FLOUR.
~ assorted LlGcOks;
LARD, SUGAR, COFFEE
TEA & AP CAN pLEs, xe-;
Together with u variety Of articles ususty found
AT THE SAME TrME-wiil be sold, watd-
robe, / Bureau, 1 Mahogsny Crib, Bedsthad'
Chairs, Cooking stove. Kitchen Faratiure, &c
Tssas Cash on the spot. -.
M 20 II. COOK. Auet
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A, A THE HlTE sULPH X
VcAY s r X GS,
ls.HE GREETBRIBR COUNTY, VA.
lui. celebrated WATERING PLACE will be
opened for the reception OF visitors on the 18th
instant.
TERMS OF BoARp.-For thirty days or less, "a so
per day for ANY period after the expiration OF
thirty days, - per day-white servants two.
ihiras colorst servants and children under 10
and over years, half price.
j. HUMPHREYS, Pres't.
n. Ban abundant supply OF lei has been ss.
cured TIA
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BY Alex. <oti, Auct.

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING,
~ sc AT AUCTION WI III be sold, NJ nv
store on TUESDAY, May slst, issi, com mencfux
Al 10 O'Clock, lot Of Dry Goods, Hosiery, nc,
Groceries, Whi-key, Brandy, DIN. soap. CanS les.
Nc: new and second hand Clotb.pg, shoes las,
Painted Buckets. Tubs, washhoaIds new and
second hand Fu. nisure, Fancy Articles, &C &c.
nv 20 ALEX NUT, Auet.
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BUSINESS MEETINGS.

- NOTiCE.-An adjourned meeting o.
49, the Stockholders of ths EICHMOND u,
WILLIAMSBURG AND CENTRAL TURNPlkf
COMPANY will be held at the office of J. p. HAR-
KIsos, on MONDAY, the 2oth May, at 10 O'Clock,
full at:en dance is urgently requested.
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srEAMBoATs, SHIPPING, &e

srEAMBOATs SHIPPING. Go.
RS. NEW ARKANG EMENT
szSll-iNFoR RUNNING TIE STEAMER
and after Monday next, 10Th inst, make regular
run ames River betw cen this and the STONE
HOUSE WhAkF leaving Rq .iSs every MON;
O'Clock precisely, arrive AT stone House hArf
about o clock: remain there until - o'e ock r
alternate days, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
ATURDAfs, leaving that whar. at O'Clock i.
NJ, and touch at all the regular landings on
the river, going aud RETURNING
The Curtis Peck Is neatly htted with berths Tor
night accommodates. and passengers eon,ing
from b. low can STAY on board The night she at
r.yes ii the abovs W hGn
Passage to Grove or st ne House Wharf, 81
Meats exifa--5o cents each.
Freight taken for the above places.
my B--ts y. HASkiNs.
,-1~L.UTTrT1k FOR LhN Ch Is Q G-Te
- LEAVE MONDAY ENENING
The Canal Boat OLIVIA viii
leave as above. For freight, applyto
myI7-st At Cox's shed. DOCK st.
en s sSE RoRk ~. kbH HIHkk nkan .sa
oUEESsrdWsA and snpsfk Tsss
| tend dispaiching their fali-powsTsd ciyds-buti
| Iron steam- hi ps as follows'
| KANGAROO. SATURDAY, May rs.
ETNA. SATURDAY. Juue /
| EDINBU RGH. SATURDAY. Junes.
And every Saturday, ~ noon, from PtsF q
/ North h.vef.
| RArRs OF PASSAGE:
| First Cabin. :-.-*7s Storage. .........ts
! Do. to London 50 Do. TO London. .
stserage Re.arn Tickets good fer ak months, eee
Passengers forwarded 10 Paris, Havre, Ham
| burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., At r.
| dnced through fares.
~ Persons wishing TO bring cut their friend
| can bay tickets here At the following rates, .
| New York: From Liverpool to Queenstown, Fir
Cabin, SIS, $sS aud Sos stesra8e from Liverpoe
80. From Queenstown $50
| These steamers have superior accoinmod alton
| for passen ayers, and carry experienced Surgeons
| They are built in water-ti2ht iron sections, an
| have Patent Fire Annihilstors on board,
~ Por further Information, apply ct the Com
panys Offices. JOHN g. DALE, AGENT,
| Is Broadway, New York. or.
| my Its w BELL. Agent. Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

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TIMES WEKK-Tu k6DAYS,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat y ERcHANT, Capt T.os; T. ExxrT.
Boat ELLA ScoTf, Capt J. W. sTaASTou.
Boat FAM. Capt. W. H. PAxsoss.
Boat -, Capt. -.
by careful Captains and hands, and leave promo
II - diverted. For freight. apply 70
GUY . COZ, Agents,
fs1-n Al cox's bhsA. DoeS ssrees