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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

The Trustees have declared the usual Scrip Di-
vidend Of THIRTY PER CENT. on all policies for
issued twelve months prior to January LIST, 1851.
They have also directed the redemption, In cash,
of dividends declared in the years ls4s ls47, ls4s
and ls49 on and after the first Monday in March, to
those holding certificates, upon pres enalon at the
Home Office; and those having credits will be al
lowed the same upon their notes at settlement of
The Board of Trustees submit their Sixteenth
Annual Report showing the situation of the Com
pa ny on the LIST day of January 1851, by which it
will be seen that the Accommodations have reached
upwards of Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. All of
its assets are securely Invested, yielding large
and constantly increasing revenue: 1t is crafty
ing to know that the subject of Life Insurance is
receiving, from year to year, more general and
favorable attention. aud that its influence is more
rapidly extending over every section of the coun :
try, and they believe the more 1t is exam ned, and
the more it's advantages are appreciated and its
principles understood, the greater will be the
humber of those who will seek to participate in
the benefits OF so safe and judicious an invest
ment
The Trustees have for considerable time had
under consideration a plan for the gradual re-
demptou of dividends, and for the purpose of
inaugurating such u system, have conc GUIDED to
discontinue the payment OF interest, and IN lieu
thereof to declare scrip dividend of 80 per cent.
upon all policies in force, and which were Issued
twelve months prior TO January lst 1851, and to
scrip the dividends of years 1916, Y, sand -, aud
where credits have been given, to allow the
amount thereof in redac9h 9" notes At TIN the next
tees to extend this sytem to all outstanding dlvi-
dends, soon as the necessary Arrangements can
be made, and which will probably be within the
next sixty days, when they will advise their pol
icy holders and agents of the contemplated plan,
which the Trustees confidently believe will meet
the approval of all parties Interested therein, as
it will enable them to realize during life the pro-
fits arising from their investments. and where
credits have been given, gradually to reduce the
notes which now charged against their policy.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLISY FREEMAN, Actuary.
WM. II. BEERS, Cashier.
JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ. Dr. Medical
ROBT. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D., ! Examiners.
WORKMAN & WYATT, Agents.
NH 22-6tif ~ Main street, Richmond
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Nirlymunh pispatfh.
The Convention.

Mr. BALDWIN, ofAugusta, continued his
.n,e argument on the Union side, yesterday,
.nsnt,ns three hours or more. He regarded
the peace Conference propositions as an ac-
cen,as,e basis OF adjustment but as they
~. failed 70 receive due con- liberation in the
ton. he advocates the majority re-
port from the Committee on federai hea-
tions He will probably eoncinde TO-DAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23
Prince Edward for Secession, with only one
Dissenting Voice The Ball Oh ho'oi"-
ton rolls on.

ton rolls on.
At a meeting held at Prince Edward Court
House, on Monday last, resolutions Were
passed, with only one dissenting voice, IN IA
yor of immediate secession. The inquirer
men tions the note worthy fact that the strong
resolutions for immediate secession were the
result of a complete union Of all political par
ties The chairman of the meeting was an
old and influential Democrat The two sec
retaries were leading, active and influential
Wings The committee who reported the re-
solutions were three Democrats and two
Wings. Strong secession speeches were made
by Mr.. THORNTON, tBgLL elector,) MIR. DIcKIs-
son, (BKBcKIsKIDGK elector) and Col. BOIL
ING, q leading DoUGLAs man.
When the vote was about 70 be taken the
chairman urgently requested that every man
present would vote distinctly aye or Ia that
the sentiment of the county might be fnliy
known. Upon putting the vote there was Il
general shout of AYE and one solitary no. Al
this stage of the proceedings Mr.. Dickinson
arose in the bar, and renewed the request That
If there was any other gentleman in the meet
ing who dissented from the resolutions he
would signify it by voting no. But no other
"no " could be elected.
So Prince Edward may be set down as per-
date secession in the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23
LETTER LIST.

I 1ST OF LETTERS-a1emain ming in the RICH
1IM0S PUST-OFFIcEs0h the ed day OF March.
lsgl
EPubished by authority VI Act of Congress
In the paper having the largest circulation In the
District where printed.
II Persons calling for letters in the LIST will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

Lovers of Genuine Havana Cigars,
pure old WINES, LIQUORS, SCOTCH ALE, and
sonable prices, (either Wholesale retail at No.
Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl st:
ALSO-lNSURANCE of every kind, in the best
Companies, at reasonable rates, by
NH 2l-3t* G. K. BROKEN, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23
BE Bimford's Spring Style

BE Bimford's Spring Style
H A T S.
Another supply of those BEAUTIFUL SILK
HATS, now so popular with young men. Also, a
handsome assortment of NEW STYLESOFT HATS
lust received at BINFORD'S Hat Store, go Main
street Country merchants will find, in the
wholesale department, a we'll selected stock, at
prices to suit the times
F. BINFORD, 80 Main st.,
NH CIV Opposite Morris Bookstore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ne special Nosice sale Of Eleg AM siIks,
&c, CONTINUED THIS DAY, At IL oCLOCk:-
The special attention Of the public and the ladies'
is reque-tedso my sale 81 eiegant SILKS, KqrbEs,
LEN which will be continued THIS DAY, at ii
o'clock, in one Of the new stores under the Spots
wood Hotel. b. B. COON.
NH 23--u Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

nI-FoR SALE-One of HOES LARGE CTLlN :
DEE PRINTING PRESSES, 4ex57 This Press is
nearly new and will be warranted in perfect con-
ditiou. Apply at this office. mn lis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23
The LEGISLATURE.

A Joint resolution was offered in the Senate
Yesterday, allowing Col A. w. MCDONALD to
nrint a portion of the documents recently OBJ
tanned by him ia London, as agent OF the
state, relative to the boundary line OF Mary
Ind and Virginia. A number OF local bills
were reported A resolution was adopted
asking the Auditor for information as to how
much additional taxation Will be necessary to
tiefrsy the expenses of government, &c. The
bill concerning the Covington and Ohio Rail-
road was laid on the table, on motion OF Mr..
BKAxxox. The bill increasing the capital stock
of the York River Railroad was lost for want
OF a constitutional majority. The Tax bill
was further debated.
In the House. the bill exemp'ing the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from the payment OF
iutereet till 1884 on $500 900 due the State, was
lost The bill Incorporating the Augusta and
Rockbridge Lumber Company was passed
The House refused to fix on time for the
election of militia Generals. and after spend
ing several hours in debate, finally determined
TO have night sessions on and after Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

E1 TAKE NOTICE.-All persons who
BE- have left Furniture al my store previous
the LIST March, 1s6l, to be repaired, will please
or it will be sold to pay charges. am compelled
to adopt this course, that may use the room for
manufacturing purposes. X. Z. HOWE.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
'oRT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %, 1851.
HIGH Water this day (!Saturdayl at Il o'clk.


High Water this day Saturday at Ii o'ctk
ARRIVED,
sehr. Manchester, Nelson. n. Y, mdze., d. u
Currle.
schr. Myers, Rhoads, Rockland, lime, L. Libby
i Son.
schr John H. Travers, Frank, Baltimore, mdze.,
w. d. Colquitt Co.
Sloop Margaret Ann, Turner, Eastern Shore,
oats and potatoes, A. MillspauSh.
sloop T. L. Watson, Rocks, Eastern Shore, oats,
A. Millspaugh. =,
Brig Amy Warwick, Brown, New York, hay, NJ.
Downey.
Steamship jamestown, skinner, New YORK,
mdze and passengers, Lud am Watson.
Schr. Mahlon, Belts, Endicott, down the river,
light.
City Point, March 81.
ARRIVED,
Schr Berger, Cole, New York.
Schr Mary L., Johnson, Norfolk.
Steamship jamestown, skinner, New York.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, Richmond.
Schr Jamestown Ladou rette, New fork.
CHARLESTON S. c., March 2o.-Arr'd, schrs. E.
W Perry, Richmond Alfred Chase, Norfolk Fl
S. Boynton, do. K. w. Brown, do.
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Ell KING. 1891
SOUTHERN HAT MANDATORY.
gea ESTABLISHED 1886. 20

The subscriber respectfully invites the attention
of the merchants of Virginia and North Carols ma
to the extensive stock of his own and foreign
MANUFACTURED HATS.
Purchasers will find it to their interest 10 call at
his house previous to going further North as he
is leaving nothing undone, sparing NO expense or
palms, to keep the Southern trade at the South
Goods sold in this house will be warranted
to compare favoraby in quality and prices
with goods coming from any other market. -
There will be found all the qualities of WOOL,
FUR and STRAW HATS, from the lowest price
negro hat to the finest quality for gentlemen.-
Also BOYS and CHILDREN'S HATS and CAPS,
of all grades and styles, and LADIES' RIDIN q
HATS, Of all the various qualities.
Purchasers will do well to call and examine.
JOHN DOOLEY, No. Main street,
Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

SOAPA.-Famiiy, Pale, Yellow, Brown, Black,
y and No. l, Of Coigate's, Morgan's, and city
man ufaciutes Oriental Defensive Soap; Col
gates aud Hope Co.'S Toilet soaps. OF various
styles, for sale by
mh ~ WIN. WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.-Rev
81 J. T. GOODRICH, of New York, Will
preach in the UNlFERSALIST CHURCH, on Mayo
Street, on tomorrow SUNDAY morning, at II
O'clock NH 2S-lt*
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The Rev.
0 HENRY j. VAN DYKE, of Brooklyn,
Will preach in the I'd Presbyterian Church, lDr.
HoGE's TOMORROW tSABBATH) MORNING. at
IL clock. mn 23-1t*
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
DIME HOTEL, ~ r
10 On the European Plan, IN q
Richmond, Ia. ~

The DIME RESTAURANT, on Main street, near
Fourteenth or Pearl continues to be famous Al ths
very best Restaurant in Richmond,
Gentlemen visiting the city on business Will mad
this house very veniently located aud comfort
ably arranged with lodg rooms, by the day,
week or month.
SINGLE ROOMS, so cents per day.
MEALS, as they may be ordered, in the spacious
and convenient refectory, at all hours. Private
Rooms for Dinner or supper Parties.
~ Gentle men visiting this convenient estah'
ushment will only be charged for that they MAJ
order [se 24-6m1 W. II. HAYWARD.
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SPRING TRADE.
}. ". FkAYSEk,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,

g. FOR RENT - The desirable TEN e.
E:;: MENT, northwest corner of Main and 18th
AAA streets admirably adapted TO Restaurant,
Confectionery, Grocery, or any kind Of business,
Seven rooms in the upper part of the House. A
lease can be had if desired. For terms. &c, APP
ply Immediately TO e. Il. BRlCkEN,
At the Wine and Liquor store,
No. Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl st.
l. 90 "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

GUOH hiss been cur onfusion since the late ere, and
- constant daily labors in removing oar stock from a
dangerous building and redtting a new enc, we have
scarce found the moment 10 express publicly our truly
HEARTFELT THANKS to the maay friends who ex-
erted themselves TO their utmost in saving cur property
atthe Ere, their great cars taken in avoiding b~Feakage
and loss, and their subsequent sympathy in our Iisfor-
tune. To our n~eighbors, who kindly threw their doors
open t. Us, and to Barnet Graham, Esq, who generously
oferedu rs tbs use Of his three Zoe stores in the jackson
block, To store our stock safe from our perilous situation
after the IRE, we shall ever feel under deep obligations.
we could msnti-n many namsr Of those who put fofth
daring e~xertions in saving our property, but We might
do injustice By 50 doing. Nay they receive a reward
such as zee cannot bestow.
Z. F. FARNSWORTH & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

DY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Rer-
~ peHs or Sick HeGdaehe may be prevented; and il
taken at the commencement Of an attack ilamedIais re-
lief from pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea ana Head
ache to which females are 50 subjeet.
They act gently upon tAe DoEsls-renoyine oostive-
ness.
For Literary Men. Students, Delicate Females, ard
s1 persons Of sedsntary habits, they are valuable as a
Laxative, approving the appetite, giving tone and vigsr
20 The digestive organs, and restoring the nsturxI elias
tieIty and strength Of the whole system.
ne oEFHALTO PILLS are the result o. long invssti-
CATION and carefully eonduoted sxp apartments. havIns been
in use many years, during which time they have pre-
vented and relieved 5 vast smount Of pain and suffering
from Heasaehs, whether originating in the ssrvous sys-
TEN or from a dsrhngsd state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at All tnes with perfect safety without
making any change q diet and the absense Of any dis
agreeable tasts renders 1t easy to aimiBistsr them to
children.
BEwARB OF O0UETERFEITs.
The Eenufas have ave sigRssurss Of Henry G. spaiding
On each box.
Sold sy druggists and all other dealers in medicines.
Abax I'll be sent BY mail prepaid On rsceip4 Of tho
Prtcs % Cents.
All orders should be addressed 70
HENRY C. sPALDTNG,
Rolsdtwsw Seeds street Nov York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

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ZIMMERMAN JE2
N~IrIALs.-Er. Foster, a man that was Al my house.
L about three weeks ago, looking for q stray horss mat
Was sold AZ au1ions said he Lived in hemphia, DID pet
sfvs bis Eiven name, JB S. machinisG one fr Chav-
innton; NJ Hoyie, f0rmerly agent for HcEet sewing
There are books fer the following names sent to this
BY the Bon " T AAeTy.
RAILEK Geo. Burr A j. Bayne :; Dauis n Alien
- v Be Bethel Col; NELL J c. McDunough p Davis
J Il hardman, J - CEprs B Il; Glllerer Ri Herron
A Rs Davicsa 7; Hoere p &andere = BarEer Eredi
Goldsmith Mr; Allen J p kirkland Hi Key JAs Davis
F b Miller p B1bbJ J; Birliugsne ? A; Ban j Alien
u Halirsn J, BsocksttJ n schols SAM smoot@ NJ
MoKeon B; Bell Jshn; Oowley J; James y r. Aichaman
j Huuler Capt; Mclean g. Noiznd BE- Boyer s. fol-
s. Brown !; Arsnes y Order r Abereromoie Dis
PrsWitt " 7; Painter
NJ. c. GALLAWAY, Postmaster.
MEMPHIS, March s, 1861.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

! Over excitement, and the mental care
and anxiety incident 70 close attention to business or
study, are among the numerous causes Of Eervous Heak-
ache The d~isordered state OF mind and body inciaent
70 this distressing complaint is q fatal blow to all energy
and ambition. Sufferers by this disorder eau always
ObtatR speedy relief from these distressing attacks by
using one Of the Cephsle Pills whenever the symptoms
appear. It quiets She 0Vertaskad brain, and sootaes the
strained and jarring nerves, and relExes the tension OF
the stomach, which always accompanies and sggrEvates
the d~isordered condition Of the brain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

G Did you ever have the Sick Headache ?
Do you remember. the ~throbbing temples, the fsvere I
brow The loathlng and disgua at the sight OF food
How totally unit you were for pleasure. conversation or
study One OF the CephaIic Pills would nave relieved
you from all the suffering whioh you then experienced.
For this and other purposes you should always have a
bsx Of them on hand TO use as occasion requires.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
The0hief Among Ten Thousand
DalIeY's MAGICAL Pain EXTRACTOR

Has universally supplanted all other Ointmsnfs and
II healing applications in both the Esstern and west
ern Hemfspheres, wherever introduced; and its iatTin-
sc merit is the true secret Of its success in ell cufaas-
oEs affections, whether the cause be Academic or disease.
BURNS AND sCALDs
Are instantly relieved ofsS their saguish. pain AID
Inflammation, by a tinely5 application Of this marcel
Lous healer, and The heshE is renewed IS If BY Z
charm, no biemish or scarf remaining.
THE RIEED T NURSERY.
Children are frequently sufferers from external
injuries, especially fromA Fluid and CGmpheHe Es-
Pl0siOns-therefore everyE mother should have this
healing preparation con- stsntly at hand. It heals
sore Breasn, ard quickiyZ removes the TETEER Or
RINGWORG % prsUd-G Leat in ne HuTserg.
10 TRAVELLERS BYASEA n n
The Machinists, the Tra,5 Weller, and every other In
dividual whose lot in lifez throws him within the
chanca Il Hocidsut from0 explosion, fire OF coiidCH,
should bear In raind that's this Magic Extractor Is his
best EEd snly frieBd. ltd is both portable and cheap.
and should ever BE- hiss companion, as q friend in
need. There are thou sands OF living Witnesses
to testify TO Its maFyelS Isus virtue, who owe
their sound limbs EndS muscles to its saving
efficacy. :
The following are : few Of the lsddinQ dsssas fsl
which DALLBY's MAGI< CAL AIE EXTRACTOR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

For V-ICKsBURa-The splendid d~rst-clsss steamer
Victoria, Capt, Moody, will leave as above at 5 O'Clock
this evening. Elliott5 Nlnson A. Co, are the agents.
For WHITE AND LITTLE RED RTvERs.-The hand
some and conmo6ious steamer Admiral, Captain ThOm-
assou, VIII leave this evening st 5 O'Clock, for White
and Little Red rivers. Larry Hsrmsiad and W. p.
Baines, ageutE.
FoR CIG~CrEEATI-The splendid steamer sam Kirk
msn, Capt, Tbfoop, having bean unaFoidably detained,
vHl leave for Cincinnati and 81 way landings, this
evening, az 8 O'clock. Jas. z. Bourne aud Elicit, Vim
son & Co. agents.
FOR LoUfsvILLE.-Ths couvguient and popular boat
Mariner, the fAForite Archer in command, viii leave
for Louisville this evening, At s O'CLOCK. The agent is
W =. Haines, IS Front row.
FOR ST. LoUrs.-At S O'Clock this evening, the fine
nsv steamer Memphis, 5cuseley master, win leave IS
absve. Joab Lawrence, scent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
MeGIrsI. SIS
THE TRUE 4 GENUINEl

RS use, IL Lairiy tried, viii soon restors ts t,ss -
4 the digestive organs, inviaertfe the blood give -a5-
erEi rosunfliy ~ the figure, and add energy . M mind
and nervous systems 1ts-vAue has Seen femarkssl-
evidenced By its wonderful restorative poEera wL,e1
Ordinary tonics had been v8iniy e1Asusted. Iraaggde
nourtahneut % the body when NJ other can hs ha-Be
ard furnishes NE frame vita rat In 3 traly remsrFssIs
manner.
For CONSUMPTION and BRONCHITIS,
FoT s0ROFULAt IL Al IL dsyeopasnis,
EOr WEAKNESS, WASTING, and every form of DIX
BlLlTfs ss curative properties arc uhrlvsled-
II may be- taken without dlsreiiah By the most delt-
cate patient and retained without en0rt In the most
s~ensitive stomach. rs superiority IN this ana other
important ctaraferistcs o. geuuinsues, has rBafap-
tsea for Il the oommendatisn Of the most eminent phy-
HiciGns throughout us 3tstasi The written testimony u
thefaepiy Of shs best medical aehoois5 tie profssa1Es
Of tho
University Of PenaayiYsnis,
Jefferson College Of Philadelphia,
Philsdelrhis College, Of Eedicner and oihsrF.
InVHlds should be careful 70 purchase Oil Of m
doubted reputation il they dcsire the most active and
tumsdia&e advantages Of the remedy. That which We
prepare has decided evidences Of superiority over other
brandt. Maaufacuzed snly By
JOIN C. BAEgz b CO.,
Importers and Dealers 10 Drugs, Chamicsls, etc.
For sale to the trade by
DEARIEG Il W~EFHBRTLL,
5s5 Main street, below Union, west side,
oc23-daT8m Gresnlaw's Block.