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ANNUAL MEETING.

MEETING.
FH1IiE Fourteenth Anru.l ~ citing Of The Stockholders Of
4 the kicfmnnd and panriile RsirGad viii he h. Id In
this ciy on WEDNESDAY, nth DECEMbER. rrAL.
THVs. ". BROCK ESBkuCGH src'y.
FORM or PROXY.
Know ALL IEy ~ rHnbs PRESESTs, Thai
she uniers, gned, do hereby constitute AID appoint
attoI ncy for AMI In nAu,, tn vote on
all que.tians thu MAJ he brought befor- the meeting Of
tho StncEholdsrs OF the Rlclupond and DIarills Railroad
Company, 10 be hslJ IT o. day OF
or " Sny adjourned meeting thereof, hereby
~rstif.ing sll the act, OF s"ld attorn-y 10 III, prrmIs. =.
as fully AS we're prsssut aud voting Ia r-rsoa.
In testimony whereof have hrrruuto anit-d
hand lhid dIy Of Nov. ~ I'D.
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Il. u. I. l!rSTJa, Secretary Of Stat.
Soy I-,oJi,v
~ V:si: GUYERNOm OF yI:.C11n

\ PROELA u ALTON.
So iIEi;kAS = vacancy iIas occurred Ia the C.rv.,,;.-
~ u virginia, "ccasUred by The rts.gnntio OIL Of Az"
u. HhSsbrn, oEr Of the meubrrS for the county 81 irf-r.
therefore the s!ie:ii Of the sad county :, hereby re-.
- hold M election ut the several places Of Yoi!a. pr.,-,r..
by Ia" Ia stld county, on THURSDAY, the - H., 4; 80.
Irnhar. The present month ;Ur a mrahrf o.. "a, -,
ye;..:rn 10 81! ;Ge ricaHry afor-ssid.
Glen uHirr ny iani. us Governor, and rrt-.
la. The S-nl hi the Commonwealth, a. Richmond, Ills: =
'-~' 'iay VI Soyeubsr,l .Gl, and In the Year o, In, -.
mYrwcH:II the ei2hly -siItn JOHN LErCHr5
L., lie iiUSeTncr,
'ihoKGE ". Mu>r5up,
Secretary % The C0mr;onr.snE
"a The r6 perI In Jefferson County viii CORY, AZ, 80.
t!irIr a':"cu.s 70 the Executive Department.
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DIED.
DIN, in TIL. city, on the 10th lnst, after & prntractrd ILL.,
nc.. Of pn, umOnis, EDWARD b. HOPKINS, . member Of
Captain Courlney.s company Of artillery, stationed al Ma-
Ia'sas, In ;ho nth year al MS age.
DIsr, at Clifton, the ~reolience Of Mr. Gsorge z. Crigler,
In Cu.pepor county, en Friday, ll;h OF October, Mr. HAN.
NlShi. iiESFER, aged II years.
He MAS u member OF the Sth Louisiana regiment, Com.
Trany T., ard rIdcs; .on OF DR.. a. :. Nestcr, OF Rapidst
Parish, IN. Although this y"un. soldier, Ike many otheTr,
died far "a AZ from his loved home, among strsngers, vet !
should DC 4 comfort u his family and friends TO know that
he Was surrounded Ivy :iIo-e who hal te:one strongly At
t,chrd 20 him, and paid him ryery attention, md who durp.
Is syuuhthize With his h-rrlvs'l family.
Cheer 20 mother, father, sisters, brothers; although
your soldier hoy and brUihrr cannot return 10 you with L
laurel upon Ills brew, Sc; hr Is awaiting yoa " yon bright
world, with u crowr Z! glory 3pon his head. EissaGd
though
Dearest lIanbiIHl. thou Inst left ~:
Here thy losI We deeply feel;
Hat II. God thai hath brrrft L..
lie can all our sorrow. he'll.
Yet again We kope TO mrei thee,
Wh:n the day NJ life " fed,
Them ia Iiraven With Joy 10 greet thee,
Wlt.ie no farewell trar Is Sled.
* Richmond Dispatch, New Orleans Delta aad Plea.
JUNE will please copy.
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Onece El.chn'd and Petersburg sc. IS. 80;

0Itsc r slschn..d ana Petersburg 80. Is. i".
klCIMcND, W., NV. ofh, i''i :
~ rnrs".uerrc Of ,h- barge n;GsuIt a. trErsFnf'''7A
i which is !rnu: "c. l,rmrd bS hi, Lonp'E: i"f ''' 49,
rramcat, Tm. G.r.ln ia the iicish' d. art '""' hH't ''
tho. ~ rpirr, hills 0It.idc Of ti- p"p"t. We p" '-H
.oyr {. rrc:l.. = -" rr".i!f- that AL cu.,!rne;s II -""'s ,
&c, cd over ;'i9 rGan ia II pmy t.: VIZ .riIiIit So o."
iIIxi i:. ore they arc de !vcIei.
N Nn :" r II. WYE. sri..
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

DIVIDEND NOTICE.,
OrFIc: Va. fIEr ISo htA:aE ISsUAasrr Gu.
Richmond. November 9Th, ISL.
TEltIE Board of Directors Of this Institution on tho Let
Il in+tsnt DECLARED Ii srmi-annual dividend Of t.u per
cent, payable TO the Stockholders, or their lrea! rcprtsen.
tat.v-s, rs usual, on the 18th instant, Until siichi tlms tb-
transfer cooks will be closed.
WILLIAM WILLIE, Jx,
Nov 4-t15lh Secretary.
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WANTS.,

KAAhTED-.-TIaIkEI HUSEK Ed NJ
w The undo r.Igned wishes to hir" for .i,'S
dny., THREE HUNDRED NEGRO MEN, siases or rre
men, tn be- employed IN the Gon'truc:ion Of military r"h'i'
for the use Of The army Of the Poiumac. These neBfoes
are much needed. ani IL Is hoped tiAt these who have
will spare them, so hat the roads may be cUps .ric!rd be-
lurr wimter.
Twenty dollars per month and one ration per day Will
be paid to each NAM.
Fur further Information, apply 10
II. II. SELDEN.
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nronEs,N a..NG.I,cES

4 GENTLEMAN, we'll qualified to teach the MODERN
IN LANGUAGES, Oilers his services to ,h- public On ii"e-
"a! terms. Applications left with Mr. J. u. LowSES, Far
msr'= Hank Of Virginia, or a. Box 40, Z. o will be prompt.
~ attended N. Nov dim.
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p.r-Ey.l'. &fTGr. Va. * rKSst1-h. Rsi. .OiD. 1,
r-Ipp ,,,.l.- % I-.f .

r0I:TE- Fe sons interested se n0i7-i ih.t !'r>'
ar.r ,,.Iq:..cc will be given In tire tai, .pnr'-t!aG
Of IRE: M, FIAT, ~ army stored, AID tl.en 10 ,!I"r HJ''
rrpn-,.t h.;cn,. - long as the latter Is oii-rri i Wiz -
carried. =. in= x. fusion Of all private tr.iein, H'h ~
rn,ri..ur 49,, u.G bold itsrif responsible Tor srT dti-y''
damage r"su!tirs Ia ic..om, Tor shS fr'ichtl"'ftEb- 70
inii r,hull,, 50 luas a. that III the Government = "H"'"
fr transportation. shippers will take nnii"- shi rot-ra"
iT.,e;.t '.r u hri, especially tf..i ri 4 perl = St- ritf''
80. j H. iii rhsy iI.t asst. II, 81 .fE"1 whs| trr'fnfi:. IT,"
! "a .t !~uTui.fcd Information Cat 49, =. h" 'h- 'is' 81"
sp:.!"" 10 t'au.EIn't .l!'T ID aprICEl--. u r ur""i'
suprTii t.:,isut i.L L. Ic.Uu'g
.nv i'm ~. l.. OTESs, p. .,i.r.
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NO5ICE.
nELINQUEST consumer of Gas In Jefferson Ward arc

NO3ICE.
N ELlEQUEST consumer of Gas In Jefferson Yard arc
T. hereby notified that Il they fall to pay thtir gas blfI
ba:ors The hour VI O'Clock y. 81, SATURDAY., the lb'L,
they will be dealt with according - tn requirements OF the
follo=lnE extract from the ordinance conc.rnins toe Gas
Works:
BY an ordinance passed by ,he Council May Gh, 1888, II
any bill remain uaraIi for TES DAYS next sher TINT IN
which 1: y presented, the Auditor shall notify the Supsrin.
tsodeni, who shall stop the gas from being used on the
rrrIniBcs 10 rcspuct TO which the default exists, aud II lot
psid within fifteen days. i've per cent. will be added 10 the
original aaount Of the bill, nni il shall be p!uctd in the
Id rs of the City Collector. 7. Il. iARIil-OS, for
Nov l3-lt n. l. STtArrDS, Auditor,
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OIice OF the Confederate >tatc.,
WAR TAX Fol: SlkG!:i.. ,

Tstii% Glowing LIST Of appointments L frr Pc a.r-!
Z with l. view 10 give more Imniriitte .u:orl...oa ,r
the par:irs Interested a. vel. rs the puhl!c l-:.:a!y III
louIs a.i instruction to the Collectors haIet,sT iGIs,.i.
{ hy RAJ 10 them At ,iriT respective post "tr'. :. -hre
.aumn, ami to their count luu.r.. II GntnVwG. ln~~
4. unite. moi nul;-d In she list have fsi!et "a r'n.- sugI-,
tim, or Tor good Erascn, are h, Yet Sithir.! ir": vgii,i
ton II. I. TAEAtii,
Chief Collector "f Confederate War IT,, fer S!rs:-;.
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WANTED lMHTEDIATEA i-.ht ,hr Q. ). Ar
w tillsry Workshops. Oh nh street, fifteen good 'i"'
chInIsts. Apply To J. D. BROWNE, superintendent;
BIilsCOE H.. BALDWIN,,
Oct Of 1st, Lleut y. !. Artillery.
WANTED WANTED WANTED!-Im White Girls
w To work on Cartridges, at the Labor stoTy & :. cor
ner ih and Arch streets. .iood wases SEl be psld, II In
mediate application Is made.
Oct 3-Lf ". n. SMITH, M. =. ~ I. = a.
SSTlNTfiD, a DiNlI l. Eit.- wish 10 employ
Y 8 competent man who can pra'luce ioor gallons
Of proof Spirits from ~f.y.sis pound" Of Rye, with good
fixtures for The purpose. Liberal wages will be paid. Ad-
dress j.. c DEZERLE, Big Spring, MootHoms:f county,
Virginia. sept Z9-otawtI:
1TASTED-Eor lUcsl puEposes-A company OF ltV
men, who are not capable Of performing service IN
the field yet are able 10 p-r'o,m duty in tie city Nome
need apply who are capable Of field service ard good re-
fereuces required mr. 10 character.
Apply Al The Office, coluer ii Bfnad:an N.alh e'rr:ts.
joins II. WlSiEa,
OCT I'LL yrisndirr Gca"ral.
~ VINE Fed A Valuable POCKET P,S-
" l0L WAS found, some three weeks Since, Ia the water
clus.t y: Il Hotel, snd lett ut that time with the Eierl "f
the Hotel NJ owner having NJ yet applied for II. i'll. noT
adyertts,i, Ia order that the owner may Obtain ;'.a."r-'on
of Il. Fur lurtter Information apply ~ this utnrr.
INV 1T
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a~TIfF FUNERAL Of si-s HARRIET ROB
3S Bins will take plIcr to-day, at : o'clock. M,
from, The Monumental! Church. Nov. IL
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To the Counriini Three:
| hereby nominate Major Thomas j. Jack,
SON Colnirl Of Volunteers, called iuIn service
under the ordinance Of Ap!!l 18th, 1861, and
respectfully request the advice of Councll
~, H.. ,orn;n ,n,.r,t JOHN LrrcHGR.
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III SDNIs'tH I Ly Mrs. LEAH.tCt, who "ihss V
III. u:lulint Ter iricu.s rmi Tie p"hic .r".Ta''' VA
IL. may h.. fun! at N:.. We 10 %tnarlsUn Ious:. u" ga
street, nrtw.-n Msig sHd Franklin, oYyS.'r ~ -,
n,u.c 81 Company c. N"' IN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
islCIEMOhD THEATRE.
Lss,g r IXr MANAGER. ......... ........J. II. HEWITT.
BENEFIT or
THE QUEEN SISTERS.
TEiHTs (FRlnAY) EVENING, Nov. 18th, will b'
4 performed
THE WORFING ca L.
By Miss MARY PAITIEGToN
To be follo~ed BY
r YOUNG WIDOW,
THE QUEEN SISTERS.
SINGING AND DANCING BIZ THE CHILDREN.
To conclude with
POOR PILLIC0DDY.
~ See programme.
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Captain and Assistant Quartcma-ter,
ousrtermnsler 8 Department., Cor. luth and Bank sis.
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-s'!iE ur.,er-ia~x vi htv- frrfasi n co pa::"-f.fii '"' u,
i IrYriI -. ot pro ,ruiius and cDll-ctin. = .H- H-'LS.
H. Confederate -t.r-. :rr injuries >nst 'ist dG'1t ~.
war, rG,ta'>r tsr :sIi .n. tiny 81 t'mumy III cr-t q" .h,.
nbIGc,ri ~ ili bare: - tie en.i:., al Li ~ . i'ln,.
seized, S.atgG VI tr-tinyct by a. EN-. They VIII sit' '+r
a:te gLinh ~ NJ ,Ers- cr;r usi-.t 10 their .aT- -. tn
&c., apply to -itr-r o. 'he unlcrsi. ned ~ Fairfax t-
Hyus., until the first ~ December, after that rs':oh ~.
to -. ". Thomas, NJ rirhranul, aGh :" ". H. t'.h'
Fai fax Court ii"n.". u. ". Ii.H't't
Oct ly-e slow W. -Ep"A"o'
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CaIg z..sN3S .:kT":!NG
W T. haze still d gpvi as-orli"r.it % tiNt To- =,
W itnh. Persm. v ir!ihX tnem BAD better sNf
~. ~ ur.J J. Z. ROUTE,
Succr.,-nr IN r. p. Mash, pe;,r,"a:
4 pes'er Ia Boo.', Stationary, H'iai', Sc
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The Council unanimously approve OF the
nomination Of Major Jackson as Colonel OF
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sp-@ NOTICE Our AUCTION SALE conmences
E TUESDAY, Nov. 18th, nj ~ o'clock
Nov I3-tls WATKiS L rICHLEN.
THE TRADE.-yRANKlIN { CO.,
sS Opticians, No. l4s, Main street, Richmond, Va,
hay. On hand several dozens Of gold, silver And steel
framed SprctaelrY, and also Il very fine assortment ~ ste
rcoscopes AID strreoscopic Pictures, which they will sell al
reasonable prices. Nov lJ-Glm
l order 10 prepare our Goocs
49, for Auction, our tore will be stricily clUsed irGu
this date until tue 18th iust The day II sale.
Nov. ltd WATKINS & fICKLEN.
s~CKaNGE OF SGsaEDULE Ira vel
So lers going South will observe thHt the afternoon
trsin Tor Petersburg, leaves Ills city al iliRSE l.. NJ, III
stead of four no furtneriy.
DC, 2I-Im T. II. wYNNE, Supt.
- WE Will TAKE ALL N1si:S
49,, oftie Metropolitan Earing, Bank for tinofs aud
for D:btg due na. WATKINS d FlCkLEk.
urt9
1.-THE WISE LEGIGN.-Captain GEO.
~ PARMEl.L has orders 10 recruit tor the Wise
Legion Ia The counties OF Madison, Greene and Orange,
an: will attend the October and November CoIr; Of thuss
Counties far that purpose. Oct At
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Ricr,mou'. Ciiy-A. 7. Williams, W. y. T"iI"r. J. \
Nntis.
The Eir.m"iri Why, the Dispatch and The EasiE1H-r, ne
NuriUl4 Day BpuE, T.. teiahrr2 EAprs., ~LyLca"Lis ~
publican, FEET, rCSShurg Recorder, strunion sp-e't'''
,Mi iIBr' isbu,t &. rl-t"r 81! zach publish te sl"v" ''rr
t:me= : mr. c,k.s. >.ni copies OF I'tp-! ;"nra 'rnm, i.e $500"
to Vas Tax UL:.cr. Box ~, iiicbm"nt, aah Lli t. 'L!".I'
rrrr Ollie fu, settlement. NOV : 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-14
governor Hsustsn Refuses 10 Recognize the
State Convention. etc

GALVESTON, March il-Governor Houston bias
refused to recognize the State Convention. He
considers that its functions terminated In submit
ung the Secession Ordinance TO the people He
tells the Convention that he aud the ieRislsture
which meets on the 18th instant, will attend TO
public questions He favors the holding Of a Con-
vention to change the State Constitution but CD
poses Texas joining the Southern Confederacy.
The Convention in reply have passed an Ordi-
nance claiming full sovereign powers, promising
TO consummate an speedily as possible the connec-
ton OF Texas with the Confederate States
The Convention Will at once require all officers
OF tue state to take an oath OF allegiance 10 sup
port the new Government and carry out the Con
vention ordinances. Its reported that Clark will
be put in Governor Houston's place, IL the latter
refuses TO take the oath IL is also reported that
Governor Houston 10 raising troops on his own
account Fifteen hundred Texan troops are at
and near Brownsville.
BRAzcs, March 6.-Auangements h,ve been
made Tor the Federal troops TO leave soon a.
means Of transportation shall be provided The
steamer Daniel Webster is waiting outside
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Later from Eurspe.
L E L. Il u b APHIO.


INV YoRK, March II The steamship Etn,.
from Liverpool on the 27th arrived here this
The Angle Saxon and vIgo had arrived out.
Nothing had been beard Of the Australasia
During debate in the House Of Commons
LORDS Russell and Palmeston strongly deprecated
me policy OF America In preventing the right Of
search, and permitting a prostitution Of in flag.
Mr.. Burton, In the same body, expressed his
fears that the Southern Confederacy would revive
The slave trade, and hoped that England would
never recognize the sovereignty Of the CoufeSe r-
scy without an express stipulation agsins, sucE q
The ship Gen. PsrkhIll, from Liverpool bound
TO Charleston, =. c., had returned shortly sfter
leaving Liverpool 10 10 alleged that the crew
killed Capt. Pyle, and seriously injured the mate
The crew were arrested.
nj. Thouvenal had officially assured che Amer
lean Minister that no delegate from any southern
state OF America had been received by the En-
peror and himself
COMMERCIAL.
The Liverpool cotton m arket for two dsys closed
quiet, and quotations were barely maintsi ned
Sales for two DAYS Is 600 bales spectators and
exporters taking 900 bales.
Breadstufs were quiet and steady.
Provisions were dub
Consols closed at 81 Xaelx. There had been no
change In bank rates Of discount
. The Etna brings t2G0 OO0 in specie and
t2U0,OO0 to f3OO.O00 more had been booked on
the Arabia's manifest.
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of
we'll az
hall aprce ~ Aoc"0n' ana VIII 500 a. about
Eth. e., SILK csIbdan Ba.pe
Shirts
Scents,
s31cns
cent. wot5
Ia price, Grnuer
OF CT
Fine Hcs lOcenb
Island oonade
cents tos Umbrella
ockey Hats n
Those who
landex ehestoc
r. BRICE HALL
"alfS' 3f3 SEVENTH betws
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The Southern Congress.

MONTeONsRY, March l3.-The Tariff act passed
by Congress has been published IL goes into
operation on the lst of May. Comparea with the
Tariff act of the United States most of the 90 Der
cent duties have been reduced 20 Is per cent
The greater portion Of the p and 10 per cent du-
ties have been reduced to Is per cent There 10
large ten per cent. schedule, and a very small
free list
The Alabama Slate Convention TO-DAY ratified
the Permanent Constitution. The vote was yeas
81, NAYS 5 General Jam son, leading co-opera-
ZIONIST, took bold position In favor Of tue ratin-
cation
Jere Clemens has been appointed q Msjor-Gen-
eral in the Alabama army
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PETERSBURG, Va, March l3-This city voted
to-day TO instruct her delegates in the State Con-
vention to vote for the passage Of Secession
Ordinance. Fifty-one majority for instruction
was given. The polls are to be kept open to-
morrow, when the friends Of Secession expect 20
greatly increase their majority. The Secessionisfs
are pareding the streets with music and Gags.
There is great tumult Of people Messrs Pryor
and S;rinfeliow, and others are making speeches
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LOCAL NEW S

M Though TRK STAB 10 printed on the tastes.
.,rsm prsss IN south Of Baltimore, Its edition
10 large "A to require It to be put to press at an
.srlY hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
,rrt IN before II o'clock m; otherwise theHmay
not appear until the next day.
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Missouri Convention.

ST Lows, March l2.-Tbe caucus here was oc-
cupied to-day in discussing the amendments 70
the majority report Of the Committee on Federal
Relation, but adjourned without anything of
special importance transpiring
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From California.

FoRT KBARNEr, March 13.-The California
Pony Express has arrived here, bringing San
Francisco dates to the 27th ult The news 10
without Interest. The California Legislature met
the day previous to the departure Of the mail,
of Mr.. Denver for United States Senator mustered
only fortyfour whilst it required hftyeig ht votes
In plp
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Rhode Island Politics.

PROVIDENCE, March l2-The Democratic and
Constitutional Union Conventions in the Eastern
District, to-day nominated William Shefheld, Of
Newport, for Congress The Constitutional Union
Convention of the Western District, nominated
George III Brown, OF Gloucester, whom the Dem
ocrats had previously nominated.
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Nominations forUS s.p.tsr

HARRISBURG. March I3.-Hon. VIM. H welsh
received the democratic caucus nomination to-
light for u. g Senator.
The republican legislative caucus tonight
nominated Hon David Wilmot for L g. Senator
in place Of Senator Cameron. The election takes
nj tn mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-14

NEWARK, n. J., March I3.-The Marylan d
Conference Of the Methodist Protestant Church in
in session here. All the delegates Were present
The opening sermon was delivered by the Rev
Daniel Bates. Of MARYLAND
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From Mexico

NEw ORLEANS, March 10 The steamer Ten
nessee from Vera Cruz on the sth has arrived
The British Minister has recognized the Constitu-
tional Government. General Uraga has accepted
the mission 10 the United States
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NEW YORK, March IL Stocks dull and heavy
Chicago and Rock Island ssh; Illinois Cerhal
shares so1; do. bonds 9s; Michigan Southern rs;
New York Central 7sX; Pa Coal Co. IS; Reading
a; Hudson River r. r 4ik; Va Ga 7sk; Mo.
6's 6eSi Treasury I2's lO3xi coupon SIS Of 1891
93k
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Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, March 18th -Ex-President Tyler
spoke ably to-day against the Peace Conference
propositions. Without concluding the subject
the Convention adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-14

10 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
81 and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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Naval.

bontss, from Vera Cruz, arrived In Hampton
Roads last evening. The Columbia is hourly eK-
pected.
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new York marksts
Financial.

NEW YORK, March H-Flour steady. Wheat
firm aud quiet Corn firm and unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet Whisky dull.
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DIED.,

DIED,
In GEORGETOWN. yesterday afternoon, the 18th in
slant, JOHN WILSON, in the 59th year OF his
age.
HIS funera will take place from Dumbarton st.
NJ; j.. Church, Tomorrow tFTiday) afternoon, at
2L O'Clock m. * ~
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READER, have you seen Prof Woods ADVERTISE
ment In our paper. Rea1 it; it will interest you.
20-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-14

| To THE ATILIcTKD.-Be sure to read the sdver-
| Gsement of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
| Blood PuHfer. In another column. tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-14

HosrErTERs STOMACH BITTERs.-The general
enect OF tins delightful tonic. in oil compa nts in
oldent TO fema eS, las given 1t wide. pread cele
brlty among the sex. Lady invalids have been
doctnTed and drugxad Overmuoh. They have been
ylctimlza id In health and purse by legion Of nes-
tTum mongors; but II may be said with confidence
that IN this remar kabe IHvIgornnf they have fOu nd
exactly the stimulnrt adSpted to their delicate or
ganlzaion and peculiar functional disturbances
AT the dawp OF w0manhood, in the seas IN Of ma
te:nty, In the crisis of ife and when enfeeb cd by
age, the sentler sex may rely upon the renuvating
power OF this excellent and palatablc preparat on
IN every exlgeGcy. AS q cure for Dyspepsia. and
all complaints OF the stomach aud bowels, il has
taxed the lead OF all other Alternatives and tonics.
SO'd by druggists everywhere. ma IL cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-14
HOMEOPATHIC RKMRnIRa

=, HOMEOPATHIC KRMRDIRs
All of DR.. Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathe Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, containing 20 Walls, from 81 to Az
each, with book Of fnl directions. For sale By
retail agent; w. A. FITZGERALD $50 north street;
also by f. b. Winter corner of Msssachus ettB ave,
nue. and Sixth street. lsn, Ponds Ertrac; Of Witch
all kinds. Sold as above. ma9-Iy