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The Cincinnati Enquirer asserts that Ohio
and kentucky have a full understanding with
one another that no act or aggression shall bs
committed BY one or the other. We can we'll
understand the solicitude Of Ohio for such an
arrangement; but we doubt, decidedly, W beth
er Kentucky will be party to it. The city of
cincinnati could be easily bombarded and
burned up from the opposite heights in Ken
lucky, and such a menace for the vengeance
threatened upon the South would be eminent
ly Just and proper. The ''hunters of Ken
tucky" will find plenty of game in the rich
cities North Of the Ohio, and in the In terror
Do these Ha%s expect the South to cit still and
submit TO all the horriaa crimes they threaten,
without an attempt at retribntiofas The only
way to bring them to reason. is to strike back,
and there is no more suitable point than Ohio,
with Its fertile plains and crowded cities.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Military Enthusiasm in Hal rar.
GLOVER DBPor, HALIFAX, Va, ,

May I'd, 1861.
l write to inform you of the military enthu-
siasm prevailing in our usually quiet village
Yesterday the volunteer company that was
organized at this place last week, met for the
purpose OF receiving new members &c. This
company now numbers upwards of seventy
and are cons family rece Wig access ions to their
ranks. Their gallant Captain, DR.. John c.
Coleman, has returned from Richmond
though he did not succeed in procuring arms
and uniforms for his company, owing to the
numerous orders before him. He expects to
leave again for Richmond next week, when he
hopes to be more successful. The cornpany
Will drill regularly twice week, Ton Wednes.
days and Saturdays at this place Rest as
snred that every member of the Glover Vol
uD teer Company will respond with alacrity
when their country calls them, and advance
TO the field of action with Roman firmness
and never return until victory perches on
their banner.
a Home Guard was organized at this place
on Monday last, about forty strong, and are
rapidly increasing. John I. Gayle, Esq,
was elected Captain. Judging from the ma
terlal of which it is composed good service
may be expected. CLovER.
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Commander Maury.

Commander VIZ. L. MARY, a native Of
Virginia, and for thirty years officer OF the
U. >. Navy, resigned his commission on the
Goth April and has entered the service Of his
native state. Commander MAURY has al ways
enjoyed high reputation, as one OF the most
gallant, skiliful and efficient officers of the
Navy. We welcome him with great satisfac-
ton 10 the band Of heroic spirits who are
gathering around their old mother in her time
Of need
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An Unconq uernble p..ry.

1ne Alexandria Gazette justly remarks that
no free people, who know their rights and ara
osssrmined TO maintain them who &C on tbs
os'snsive and seek nothing but the main,.ns
anee OF their own independence; who saw
"let us alone, and we will not quarrel with
you," can DO coerced, conquered, or subdued
Iney may, At first, have hard knocks and
meet with reverses. No man has a right IN
suppose that the fortune of war will aiways
oe favorable. Bat, In the end, they will be
successful. The civilized world will bs on
their side, In sentiment.
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AHE LONDON TINES ON THE AagRIcAs CIR
sis'-ihe London Times editorialiy reiterates
hopes ior the maintenance Of peace and thinks
IL Is sun possible that the wariike intentions
OF President Lincoln may not be carried out
INTO civil war. One OF its articles concludes
as follows:
We would rather hope that the good sense
OF the Americans, and the peaceful counseis
OF this country, may bring about reconcilia.
tons before the dispute has been too far car
rled AS long as the two sections of the Union
refrain from hostiiities, 1t would be the height
of arrogance and folly TO interfere: but when
the coil and seas OF the New World are likely
10 be stained with blood, foreign nations NAV
surely demonstrate in the cause ofhumdattuh
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Ne LAST WRBK
IN RICHMOND
ADD' ''-'AA CONCLUSIVE
DR.. sCHLossER's
PAINLESS PROCESS
OF
EFFBCTUALLY CURING
BUNIoSs,
AND
DISEASES OF THE FEET
DR.. sCHLOssER
Iakes this opportunity of returning thanks to
the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond and its vi.
cinity for their
NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS.
which they have placed at his disposal. which
iuly endorse the efficacy OF his mode Of treatme emit
OF DISEASES OF THE FEET
His mastery Of this branch Of Surgery has not
been acquired without
CAREFUL STUDY
ACTICE
He Is enabled to give relief in Cases of the worst
description without causing any pain, produc-
ing any Injurious effect. His operations are per-
formed without cutting the Corn or Bunion.
The most timid may place implicit confidence in
his skill, and children as well as persons Of ma
lure years, will most assuredly derive immediate
peneht and comfort from his mode of treatment
FRESH TESTIMONIALS FROM RICHMOND.
From John Mclten, Esq.
Dr.. SCHLossBR has extrac. ed from nv feet sevs
raj painful Corns without pain, and | cheerfuily
and h rpt .a h1zn
JOHN MBLLHS.
Richmond, Va, April 2sth, IseI
From s. s Garter, Ca,terrily., n. C.
DR.. scHLossER has extracted quite a number of
very painful Corns for me, without any pain by
the operation. cheerfully recommend him to
those afflicted. SIS C.RrRR
Richmond, Va, April 2sth, 1891.
FyOn. J. NJ G. Dickinson, EN-
DR.. SCBLossBR has extracted great number OF
Corns from my feet, without any psin, ri wing
perfect satisfaction. J. II. q. DICKINSON
Richmond, april 18th, 1881.
From J. C. Watson. Esq, Marion, NJ c.
This is to certify that DR.. scKLossRR extract
ed seven Corns for me, without the least pain in
the operation and by squeezing on the different
places where the Corns where extracted. / can
feel no pain whatever, and fully believe they are
completely cured J. C. wHIrsoS
Richmond, Va april 93d. I.sl
From John NJ. Speed, Mern5er Of the Conren,,on.
DR.. scHLosssR has extracted tour Corus from my
feet, without giving any pain, and 10 my entire |
satisfaction Jso. NJ. sPsRD,
or Iynchburg. t
Richmond, April 18th, 1881.
From Dr.. E. PO,cea, ND.
This Is TO certify that DR.. scHLossrR ersdieated ,
Two Corns for me, without pain during the oper
entire relief 10 me from all pain.
4. POWELL, n. D.
Richmond, April 18th, 1851.
Fton B. NJ Harris, E.q
DR.. ScHLossER has extracted i've Corus from
ny feet, without the slightest pain.
Richmond. April 10th. 1891.
FSom JbAa 8. 4noe Esq.
This is to certify that DR.. scHLossBR extracted
wo Germs for me, without pain, and with great
kill. JoHx 4 Aras,
Richmond. April 18th. 1851.
~ In addition to the above, 4 gre., nnnh.,
more, fiom persons well known in Richmond are
a DR. sCHLossER's session, which NAV hs
zen ut his office,
From 10 A. n. TILL 9 p. NJ,
At the
sPorswooD HOTEL,
,afion No. Ill and lii. near the Ladies' Drsw,ns
Rooms.
- frvate entrance on Main street.
a LAST
ny i-et VIRGINIA
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PRINTERS IN THE FIELD.-It is proverbal
That no class OF men rally more promptly 10
the call OF their country in times of danger,
than practical primers. The present crisis
furnishes an example Of patriotism on their
part which should be fully appreciated; yet
1t bears with some weight upon publishers,
many Of whom have been compelled 10 sus-
pend their newspapers or issue half sheet
with a limited quantity of matter"
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RESIGNATION OF AN Army SURGBoE.-Among
the Nirginians who have lately resigned their
commissions in the service of the United
States, is Surgeon DINwIDDIE d. PHILLIPS, of
the Army. Like many other officers of high
rank, ne refused to disgrace himself or his
State by associating with those now engaged
in executing the orders of cole Dabe' of I'LL
nois. Surgeon PHILIPPE is now in Rappahan-
mock county
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ANOTHER SPECIMEN OF NRw YoRK NRws.

NRH5,-
The montgomery Advertiser says:
The New York papers of the 22d nit state
that the photographic plate ON which were TO
be printed the letters of rnarque for the Con-
federate States, have been seized and taken
away from the photographer This would be-
unfortunate If true, which il is not. No law
has yet been passed authorizing letters of
marque to be issued, and not only has no or
der for their lithographins been sent TO New
York, but the form of those letters has not
get been decided on by the Government The
New York journals, however, came AS near
the truth as they do generally when speaking
of the South.
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On Saturday night, 4th May, ut II o. clock In the
lst year Of his age, ROBERT r. CARR
The friends and scquainfAnces of the family,
and Of Capt. George j. Austin, are req uested 10
attend his funeral from his late residence on
Catherine street. on Tuesday afternoon next at 2
O'clock, without further notice
On the 9Th inst. st clock p M, of cons1.np.
non. Mrs SAMANTHA A. HERCUs wife Of Jas
,dercus, aged 70 years months and rs DAYS
specially requested to attend tia funeral At her
er"tne laws, z. Snelliugs on 9Th street, be-
tween marshall aud Clay, this Monday after.
noon, at O'Clock, without further notice
On Friday evening last. IDA FLORENCE. chirs
Of .. John and Almeda Mann, aged three years and
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NORTH CARoLINA.-TheL Legislature of North
Carolina on Thursday unanimously repealed
the 9TH section of the 10th chap of the Re-
vised Code, which requires all officers in that
State to take an oath to support the Cons titu-
ton OF the United States before entering on
their duties The Act further provides that
1t shall not be lawful to administer any such
oath or affirmation TO any officer civil or mil
if1ry
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kebuke Of the Civilized World.

Tho cruelties and bes tialities threatened by
tho New Workers are likely TO bring down
upon their heads the execration of the whole
civilized world. They have already provoked
indignant comments from the Calfadian press,
which, with the iresh memories OF Indian and
Chinese inassacres by Eugland, pronounces
The United States Government in advance OF
all despotisms in the extent of these PROPOSALS.
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CoREEcTios.-It was the American and not
the Philadelphia Presbyterian, as stated in
Saturdays issue, that opposed the coming of
Southern ministers to the General Assembly.
The former paper is in no way connected with
the Church represent ted by that Assembly.
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GlouoBsrEn CoUsrY.-A corrasnonasn

" Lou oBsTEk CoUSTY.--A correspondent
writes from Gloucester county, Va, May 81
as follows:
oid Gloucester Is right. We are all excite
ment down here, but not a bit of back-out In
us. Since the secession of our glorious old
Commonweattn three large volunteer compa-
MES have been raised, and are now nearly
ieady ior service, They are composed OF the
best fighting stock in the State, and in the
event OF an engagement will prove themselves
to be Sd. The last one organized is a company
commanded by Capt. z. H, Fitzhugh, mum.
Ing themselves the dragon Greys."
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PUTNAM CoUSTY.-Upon the news of the
passage Of the Ordinance of Secession, the
people of Putnam became, with probably a
single exception, united for the defence Of
Virginia. The County Court appropriated
$1,000 for supplying the county with arms,
ammunition, &c. Private citizens donated
literally
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COMMANDER THORNTON A. JENKINS An Or
ange county (Fa.) correspondent, giving some
further details of The private history Of Com
mander Thorn ton A. jenkins, U. 5. N, says:
/" The aforesaid commander is an own nephew
of Mrs. James F., the better half OF that we'll
tanned specimen of the Lea TIERS family, who
WAS up before your Mayor on no recent &C.
casions for disorderly conduct, and was order
ed to leave Richmond"
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AFFAIRS AT NEWARK "A Newark IN J J
writer says that their total manufactures
have been 81, 2e4 ,2l3 annually, of which &c.
100000 was for Southern trade This is now
wholly destroyed, Many concerns employ
one-fourth of their hands, while others have
stopped altogether
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Cnemployed Labor.

We have before called attention to the large
number Of unemployed negroes in our CITY at
1n time. Their services might be made
available in the construction of defeucss. and
they would engage zeaiously and usefuliy In
sucn work We trust that the whole unoc-
cupied labor OF the State will be placed at
once ~ the disposal Of the Government All
that every man can do In defence is needed,
and whatever can be done, ought to b. done at
oace.
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"WAH UHPARrusyr

major Robert Anderson, late Commsnd}pg
Oincer at Fort Sumter My dear sir: am
direc ted by the President of the United states
TO communicate 10 you, and through you TO
p tne oinsers ana men under your command at
Forts Moultrie and Sumter the approb. tion
OF the Government of your and their iudicious
and gallant conduct there, and TO tender 10
you and them the thanks of the Government
for the same
II am. very respec fully,
'SIaoS CAMERON, Seciy of War"
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hAsAwHA COUNTY The voice of Kanawha
county tsays the kanawha Valley Starr and
all TINS portion OF the State is, that Virginia
must DC unit in support of Gov Letcher's
proclamation. and against Lincolns war.
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WRECK OF THE UNITED STATEs-A dispatch
from Montreal reports the steamship United
states, from Glasgow for Montreal, on Bird
Rocks. Her boats were gone and there was
no one on board.
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LONDON TINES CoRREs cE.-Ths
Northern papers do not relish Mr. Russell,s
first letter from America to the London Times
The demand upon our columns Is SO great
that We are compelled 10 defer its publication
Mr.. Russell Is now, we believe, in Savannah.
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DEATH OF COMMODORE CUSSIgaHAa.-Com.
modore Robert Barron Cunningham. of the
U. 5. Navy, died in San Francisco on the 18th
OF May. He was native of Norfolk
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BOARDING
u d A X ID / II G.

DOA X d. G..
Mrs. EDDlNSt on Governor street, has two
hah1eOh4o hVp-AS vacant my b--3t"
ORNATE BOA BING-ON KOSs- BIZ
L TWEEN 18TH AND l4rH sTREETs-Ayer
large and desirable ROOM the first fo0r, sulta-
pc lor gentleman and wife, and two rooms for
eInk 70 gentIebeu my G-6i*
(OAhDl SG.-klght or ten BOARUEne can
- una good airy rooms, by applying imme-
dlately, corner Mayo and Ross stLetts. by day
Heeh, or mouth my 2-5LE
SOAhDi SG.|i have several pleasant Rooms
- vacant, suitable for families Neighborhood
pleasant, and convenient to buSneso in the city
apply at the Carlton House, on 18th, betw aen
Droad ana Marshall SITS. Several DAY BOARD
Ehs can also be accommodated.
up 30-2w* MRs BASs
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Srocks. AT the New York Stock Board on
3 Ilday, W coo Virginia 6s sold at 20; e3 900
i ILLNESSES 6s 30 at 81, and u 600 North Caro-.
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II We wish 1t distinctly understood that
postage s'amps sofH not be received in pay
ment for subscriptions to the DispatcA.
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MAJOR ANDERSON AND FoRr SrxrsR.-The
President has expressed his Official approval
of Major Andersons conduct at Fort Sumter.
as follows:
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II OLLINs' INsTIIUTE.-Tni Institute n.
IL just closed prosperous session. Tha snsn
Ing session Will open on the fret WEDNESDaY
In june, and Continue TO the drst we1uesdav IN
April, isoz-teT months. Far removed from 1870
OF exeltement, In the midst Of the mon ntains ma
enjoying the advantages Of nue minerai ws,arN
II offers TO young ladies peculiar indae.mapts in
the present state OF the country Tho Fscuitv i.
composed ol I'VE gentlemen and three lsdiss -
tAaTSe Ior board and tuition in all branchas l.,
eiuding Music, s225 without Music. slso All.
to the superintendent for Circuisrs no,alPp ny
springs, va. Accommodations are afforded for lac
young ladies. "oi0oo iof ioo
~ Pay. half In advance
my o-Sws CHAS. l.. COOKE. snn,,
A 1TENTION, TROOP 81 49,
q, hand Brass and eiIv.r- Plated BRIbIpSSn
sTlRkUPS and SPURS; SHEBRsCKS
best quslity MARTINGALEs. HAITspo .ns
GhuPPERs; KNAPSACks, PISTOL. RRITs sn a9
hoLsfkEs-soiag at low prices. s1u
-. d A. BROWN.
-! -. Next dosr to tho Theatre.
TO MILITARY COMPANi ES.-Y : -rs ,-o7=
far pisparsd TO make, al short uotics, UNIFORMS
NV. NOAH WALKER CO..
mye Corner of Main and Isth or Pearl u.
WHITE GREASE-For aiIro.,aa A. aud Ts--r.~
- " Tor sale by |. s o. B. DAVENPORT
MACHINERY OIL-In 0oIs.. for sale 01I
my A.. my 4 q. b. Davenport.
M oL Ia bbls, syrup, Tor sale BY
A MEXICAN GTANO.-s5a g6I., for sale
a ~ lmy . 5. Il. sKISKRR : co.
OGW0OD, AMIGO, Ac.--Por sale By
~ mys j. r. DUVAL, Main u.
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'~&irhnIunh 9ispatth.

- PsEsons At distance forwarding their
subscriptions BY Express, ara requested to
write the names Of their respective Nost. or.
ices, legibly, Ia their letters.
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UUAhTLkMAsTkk uEN 10 DKP71,
NlkNInIA kMkI 2. :

- kICHEoND, May /. 1871
A al PERSDs~ are hereby nOtifa4 mat =,
~ contracts for Qnartermastei's surp3.s. =. ~
CITE, are valid without w rttau order r-,r, ~,
department, or from an Assistant Quar- 10, 49,.
authorized to make contracts "A IsTU
lay 2-iwl Iic0 Col and Act'g q m. ,!sn'l
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q HEADQUARTERS VIk0iSIA F0k1 - -
81 RIcHNoSp. Va. April 2gth, lssi
III EenernI Order w 6 )
BY command Of Mai. Gen. LsH.
sp Sow X. <, GARNETT, Adit Gem
u HDQRs. VIRGINIA FORCES,
q Richmond, April gS, lssI
U General Order No. 4.

GIGeneral Order No. 4.
~ /. The General, or other ficars commar Ifny
the Virginia Forces at Richmond, Norfolk Vr,5
ericksburg, Alexandria, and Harper's Ferry xst
a. such other points as they may hereafter be- saat
u separate command, are r.q ured to subIpit %
this office returns of their Tes pective coumaats
each month w. "
II. The attention Of all officers Of the yi,g,oi,
Volunteers is called 10 the rel iAtions coueefairg
Military Correspondence, AZ laid down In ls
ton OF 1881.
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n SURGEON GBNEkAL'> DEPART9sNr -
"a STATE OF VIRGINIA
H. KICHsOSD, May ), stl

All Medical Oficers having charge Of Uo.,r
tals, Posts, Regiments, or Detachments. will ir
mediatelv vacc'nate all the men therein who b,,.
not already bern yaociasted, aud will u,.ka,r,
turn 10 the Sureeon General Of the v.cc.nsft,,,
TINS made NeeciGe Virus will he furnished h,
tina surgeon General upon a requisllioG dn,,
made. CHI. BEiL GIB-oS " n 'F
NY s-"odEw surgeon GearfAl
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NOTICE.-The Book. for subscrip-
~ ton t. the Capital Stock Of the Farm
ELS AND MEChANiCS' INSURANCE COAPA-
ny OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND" will be
opened at the otice Of JAS. NJ TAYLOR SSON
on the 10th day OF May nsxt, under the direction
OF lap i0-lmi THE GOSsA IssIONERs
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By command OF Maj Gent LBg.
40 sO-et X. ). GARNErT. Adj't @,

HhADa' Rs Virginia FORCES,
kiCHhosD. Va. April 70. I
hIGcnerai Order No. 6.
~ Lieutenant Colonel HENRY HRTH, Virginia
Volunteers, and Major JAMES x. CRENsHAW
va. Fo.unteers, are announced, respective,y a:
aching Quartermaster General and Acting Com
inissary General Of Subsistence Of the Force, Ia
the held. Subordinate officers in tho-a p.part.
nents Will reier to them before making their pur.
chtses and contracts, unless tho circumstance u
the case prevent
by eoInmsnd Of Major General LES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Liverpool 18th ult
,, Sehr. Amytis, Gates, from Richmond, arrived at
Wilmington, N. c., I'd inst.
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID PROCLAMATON.-Wh ersas The General
Assembly of this Commonwealth has authorized
q Bank to be established under the name of
Tho Sank of Pittrylyania," and has ineorpcr-
ated the same a. Bank for circulation, deposit
and discount, with capital Of not less than one
hundred thousand nor more than three hundred
thousand dollars, 10 be raised by subscriptions in
shares Of one hundred dollars each : aud gyherea,
il has been certified to the salts action OF thu EX-
ecutlve that The sum OF one h nd red and tw eDty-
five Thousand dollars being more than the mini
mum capital aforesaid. has been sub. crihad that
he said Bank has actually aud good faith OF it,
own absolute property ia the current coin of the
United Sta; -, seventy I've thousand dollars be-
Ing three nfths OF tho amonnt subscribed and the
amount required by law, and that the said corpo.
ration has been organized by the election Of
President and Directors: Now, therefore in cor
formity to law, do hereby make this prnciama.
iion, declaring the facts aforesaid. and that the
80 Given under my baud as Governor ana
}L.s- under the seal Of tho Common ca In,
~ this 4th day Of May, lsei
JOHN LETCHRR
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MrsPoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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BE LAST WBBR
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E1es-S. SOTTCE.-The annual meeting of
- the stocS holders of the Richmond and
petsrsburg Railroad Company Will take place at
their Once, In this city, on TUESDAY the est In
slant, az ii clock NJ
my It's NJ " WARRINGTON, Treasurer
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c NOr1CE.-Au adjourned meeting of
49, the stockholders Of the BANK OF TIE
COMMON WI ALTH will be held at their Banking
House, in the city of Richmond, GU the 10TH DAY
OF the present mouth, at IL o'clock A. N.
my 2-eodtd j. B. MORTON, Cashier
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NOTICE.. The Quarterlnaster's
So 0tce for the Army If the Confederate
g harvey's, for the present. All persons having
business with the undersigned will please cali
day. w l. CaREii
ap 5o-lw Major and q. NJ G. :. ARMY
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X Nsr-ss NOTfCE.-The annual meeting of
~ = the stockholders of the RICHMOND
FRBDERlCkSBUR re- and POTOMAC RAILROAD
COMPANY viii be- held at tn cir ofioe, in the city
OF Rich mond, on WEDNESDAY. the 2ath inst
at II o'clock 81. e. W NACMITRnD
my I'D Treasnrer