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The 18th resolution of the Committee on
Federal Reia tions came mp In the order Of bu-
siness, In Committee Of the Whole, yesterday
morning. This resolution makes 1t an indis-
pensable condition that pacific policy shall
be adopted towards the secedsd States. that
they shall not be subjected to FedGal author.
ity, that no a tempt shall he made to reinforce
the forts possessed by the United States, or
to recapture those within the seeded States,
or exact payment of fmposts, &c. An eff
fort was made by the extreme Union men,
headed by Mr.. CARLILE, to strike ont a mate
Iial portion of the resolution, but it secured
only seventeen votes. A modification was
made, however, drawing distinction between
forts, which Messrs. SUMMERS, BALDWIN, and
their friends, main tain are OF national i'm
portance, (such as Fort Jefferson on the Tor
tugas, and Fort Taylor at Key West) and
those W hich are situated inland. The resolu-
tion, as thus amended, was adopted. The
18th resolu ton was amended, on motion OF
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Richmond, and passed in the
following form:
In the opinion of this Convention, the people
Of Virginia would regard any action o. the Fed
tending to produce collision OF forces, penang
efforts for the adjustment OF existing difficulties,
un rise and injurious to the interests OF both
and they would regard any such action on the
part of either rs leaving them Tree to determine
their own future policy.
The I4th resolution was under considera-
ton when the Committee rose.
Mr. WILLEY's al rulorem hobby was dis
cussed in Convention, but an adjournment
was carried just at the time when the friends
of the resolutions thought the vote was to be
taken.
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ls~nA sssrsfse tAs sams ~ strsws ~ tks ss0At az
| reeo,atfoa"-that they "mmttify aud ignore"
/ the Convention, and adviesN voluntary Con
vention of the people In nichniond on some
day in June, which will represent the senti-
ments, wishes, rights, and chivalry Of the
proud old Commonwealth--an approving the
| course Of Col G. W. R.cnAADsox IN the Con-
| ycntion.
| II was advised that the delegates to the pro-
nosed Convention she uld be elected on the
fourth Thursday in May at the time of the
general elections.
The meeting expressed Its confidence in Mr..
W. Il. NEWTON, the able delegate from the
county, and re-nominated him for election. -
Mr.. N. accepted the nomination in an elo-
quent speech.
The thanks of the meeting were voted to B.
b. DouaLAss, Senator from King William, for
his part in the Bellona Arsenal guns affair.
BucKIsenAx.-This county spoke in thun-
der tones in general meeting some time since.
But few days since there was large meet
ing at Curds vile, at which n secession pole
was raised, and eloquent speeches made by
DR.. W. J. ErRs E. w. HuBARD, J. L. HUBBARD,
T. G. REYNOLDS, and H. G. THORNTON. Reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted, declaring
the aCtlon Oh the convention In uerOgauOn Oh
the in terest and honor Of Virginia--dehonnc ing
Border State Convention as g the last
resort of those who would basely deliver Fir
ginia, bound hand and foot to the tender mer.
cies Of her enemies ;" and in favor of the i'm.
mediate secession OF Virginia from the North,
and her union with the Southern Confed-
eracy.
RocKISaHAM.- hear from reliable sources
that there is a great change of public sentiment
in Rockingham county, brought about by the
determination of the Northern Government to
coerce the South We can scarcely expect
any other result in any county of Virginia,
whether East or West, which deserves to be
called Virginia county. Rockingham, long
the banner county of one of the great polti-
cal parties, now bids fair to be what is better
the banner county of Southern Independence
in the Virginia Valley. Let US hope that we
shall soon see Tenth Legion there as pow
erful and united in the cause of country as it
has been in that of the Democracy.
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Plan of Reinforcing sumter-Le,ter from a,
Carolina Gentleman

We have seen letter april 81 from dis
tinguished gentleman of Charleston to his
friend in this city, which states that the plan
OF reinforcing Fort Sumter is by a large fleet
under Capt. SrRISaHAM of the Navy. which
will cooperate with the United States troops
on board the transports, who are to be landed
and attack the works upon Morris Island
thus endeavoring to relieve the beleaguered
fortress by ScoTr's favorite tactics Of ga fire
in the rear The writer, however, is of opin-
ion that the Northern Government Will not
be able to accomplish its nefarious design.
He then refers to the influence of the vote
in our Convention of 50 against secession.
which, both North and South, is regarded as
having nerved LIScoLSs arm to the bloody
blow that he is now aiming full ut the heart
of the South
Had Virginia stood up for her own and
our rights, as we had reason to hope she
would, honest Abe would never have dared 10
act as he now proposes. But for that mista < en-
vote OF the 80, our dispute might have had 4
peaceabls solution. oh, what might not old Vir-
ginia have been in this glorious contest had she
only been true to her instincts and past giory!-
Her friends will forgive her desertion of her nat
ura allies long before she will be able to forgive
herself But will add more. No power ON
earth can lessen the Gulf that yawns between the
Confederate and Black Republican States
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NJ RIG BMOND THRArRE.


KuSKEL h MoxLEY....s Sole Lessees and Msuarers
l. d. Stage Manager
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
MEssRs. KUNKEL & MoxLEY.
Meessrs. KuskE 1 4 5 7 M 2 At in apps.,i0 ne
TO THEIR FRIEN DS,
who have so kindly sustained them in their eff
FOUR SUCCESSIVE SEASONS,
DO so with conviction that
will be made in this instance /; at the same time.
they take great pleasure In being able to an
NgW ORIENTAL SPECTACLE,
cn.,n.no,n, MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
splendid DANCES,
/ ENTITLED THE
PARRY ELL;
Or,
THE WATERSOF OBLIVION.
Which has been in preparation for some time.
In addition TO the above Grand Spectacle,
CELEBRATED
Is AND,
Having generously volunteered their services,
NEW MARCHES AND ouICKSTEps,
NEW ouicKsTEp
-, Pfo.. ). A. RosESBERaEa
..,,..,s. FIRST REGIMENT BAND,
HAPPY LAND or CANAAN.
To conclude with the Comic Duality Of a
coNJUGAL LESSON.
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THE MAILs.-Richmond is just now cut off
by the heavy rains from mail facilities from
all direct tons, save the South The Northern
mail has not come in for two days there is
no mail by the Central Railroad, and the
Southwestern mail received yesterday AFTER
noon was from Lynchburg only.
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Conn SoUrH.-Hon. Roger A. Pryor, of Pc
tersburg, Va, left that city Tuesday evening
for Charleston, to offer his services to Gov.
Pickens of South Carolina. He was accom-
panied by DIR. Z. Z. Robinson, W. Il. Mallo-
~, A. b. Jordan, anG Jas. F. Nash. The
two last named gentlemen have commissions
in the Confederate Army.
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into the southesnss Then silt She memesy o.
her present Convention begin TO be redolent
with cdor. Then will each man or its ma
iority find himself cof1aned alive--branded
with the mast damning Of all epitaphs-''HE
Was OF rux MAJORITY OF rnR CONVENTION
or'6l'' % @
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LOST

l oSf1on Yesterday, between the residence of
~ Mr.. J. y. Bradley, In Manehester, and my Of
nee, at the Exchange Hotel, NOTE Tor $40. 50,
30: ssi, drawn by the Richmond aud Danvi!is
Railroad Company, payable to Maxey Il Bradley
at four months from March 2eth, signed by Lewis
h HArvie, President, aud E. Mccarthy, Treasu-
rer, and endorsed by Maxey Bradley and my
sell. All persons are hereby cautiGisd against
trading for the same, as the Company have had
notice of the occurrence.
ap ll-4t B. A. COOKE
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PERSONAL.

OTlCE.-The gentleman that called at INV
~ shop last week and left word that he had
seen my brother JAM Els at Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, will please call again, and he wilt ohlige
ap lit DANIEL O'DONNELL.
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owLEDGEMENT.-ADAMs & Co.'S Ex-
press has our thanks for transmitting letter
from Montgomery, Ala, in two days-just
two days ahead of the mail.
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re Liverpool and London Fire and Life
ms RAN CE C0MPAN

re- Liverpool and London Fire and Life
ms U RA nee con PANY,
(BSrABLIsHED 1851
CASH CAP'LAND RESERVED FUND. 80, 0oo, 900
INVESTED IL THE UNITED STATES. $50 900
DAILY Observation-Disclosures. 500
:, NJ Stockholders personally responsible for all
the engagements of the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAMES BRowN, Esq, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTTBSkTT, Esq, Deputy Chairman.
HENRY GRrSSELL, ESQ.
7. NJ. ARCHIBALD, Il. B. NJ. Consul.
EUGENE DUTILH, ESQ.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, ESQ.
ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr., ESQ.
E. 4. S4NDBRsoS, ESQ.
ALFRED PBLL, ESQ. Resident Secretary
ANNUAL and SHORT POLICIES issue cd ON same
terms as other first class Companies.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid without
reference TO the home office.
CHAs: E. WORKMAN, Agent,
Office Old Dominion Insurance Company
1e Ia-tS AZ Main st
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Re 'Lynchburg Republican,

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS
The attention of the Merchants and others Of
PUBLICAN as valuable advertising medium
through which their business can be brought
promi nently before the public. With large and
steadily Increasing circu aion in the city aud sur
rounding country, well in all the eou mites of
the Southwest, IL offers to advertisers a facility
for communication W 18th those portions of the state
which no other newspaper affords.
TERas.-Noderate.
GLASS & HARDwICEE
NH IL I'm pronriefors
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s-E TRADERS BANK.-The ANNUAL
49, MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE TRADERS BANK of the city of Richmond
will he held az their BANKING HOUSE on the
18th inst, third Thursday for the purpose of
electing Directors for the ensuing year ut IL o. elk
NJ. full and punctual attendance is requested,
either in person or by proxy.
Form Of Pousr Of -5ttoyney:
Know al men by these presents That - have
ents do constitute and appoint, - true aud law
full attorney for =. and in - stead to vote at
the next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Traders Bank of the city of Richmond to be
held on the 18th day OF April next, in said city
IN the election OF Directors, and all other mat
ters which may be brought before them hereby
ratifying and con Affirming all that -, said attor-
ney, may lawfully do in the premises.
As witness - hand and seal, this day of
-, 1851. Zap 4-lSl E. SINTON, Cashier.
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@G PARIS FASHIONS. na
YEP MISS ECCA SEMoy 3r{@
.SHas Just returned with hsr raw EHN
SPRING STYLES OF

EN2 MISS Re ECCA SEMON Yrx0
SPRING STYLES OF
PARIS FASHIONS
For Ladies' and Children,
And respectfully invite the Ladies' and Gent. eIne
down 70 examine her complete stock OF NEW
PATTERNS, comprising the following named
styles, such
spanish Suits for Boys, Zouave and Josephins
Sacque for Boys; Tomas and Hoplane Jacket for
Boys; Maz1eppa and Prince Albert Apron for Roys:
Girls, Childrenf Franklin Dress, beautiful: ~.
Lawrence Dress for little Girls: Misses cherub
Sacque; PtccolomiBi Apron for Girls; children's
fiautTa Apron; The Palmetto Apron; the Misees'
Tulie waist; variety OF Waist and Sleeve Pat
terms, a variety OF Walking Sseqnes for Misses: "A
6Hred Dress for Misses, an Arabian Mantle fer
spring, Tor Ladies'. new style Zousve for Ladies;
Iouave shirt for little Boys: Palmetto xikiug
sacque Tor Misses; also, great many other new
styie patterns now ready. Persons in wap. Of
somethins handsome will call down 5000.
Mtss SkMON Is now ready TO EMBR0ID and
BRAID all sty lea of n eedle Work aud ST NPING,
TIMING and MARKING done at the shortest
notice. An entire wardrobe for Infants: Ladies'
Flannel shirts embroidered. Country orders
promptly attended TO. On hand and for sale, all
coiors of French and German Embroidery SILK -
Ladies', now call dow1 ana see for your-slf--it IL
my motto 10 please. Thankful Tor your past PAL
ronage wish a continuance of the SAM, Don /
forget thu plsee, at Mr.. Z SsxoS's residence, two
doors below the 81, Charles Hotel Maiu So. tup
stairs.I lap s-lmt REBECCA sEM0S
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NE Extraordinary
CHEAP BLACK SILKS
THE CHEAPEST In THE CITY.
1000" yards splendid quality, high lustre, full
width
BLACK ITALIAN SILK
At the astonishing low price OF
as CENTS THE YARD.
warranted equal to any dollar Silk In the city.
Those in want will please call early.
J. MILLHISER e BRO,
ap 9-3t l03 Broad street
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RUNAWAYS.

q FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
E3 Runaway from the undersigned on Monday
ITrM night last, E8RO GIRL, named sALLT
<MSabont " years Of age, of light ginger.
-; -. bread complexion. sbou, four feat SIX
appearance Of a broken back. Her couutensnca
j. good. and she Is polite when spoken to. will
give the above reward if the said negro ID taken
out of the state of Virginia and returned 10 me.
or lodged in Jail so that get her again II taken
Ia me city oil Richmond or county OF Hsnrieo IS;
limits oil the said city or county, will give Sic
Also, about the 18th Of March a NEGRO BOY
named JrSfrS TCPPiSs, appre lticed TO me BY the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond The
boy Is about IL years old four fact aud half high
stout and well built. ginger bread eomplexion
al Riehmond or county Of Henrico, will give A.
reward if taken out Of the said city or county aud
returned to me. will pay the necessary expenses
OF his apprehension, in addition 10 the sum Of IS
L. J. CRUMP,
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= -
e2 sOUTHERN-RJGHTs BALI
Az GRAND DRESS BALI -
ffrA WILL mr. efypx 80
~ v Il u r N tGfA

~
az GRAND DRESS BALL
1T THE 0 Ebl s IA HAR
The proc ssd. ron when are E i 81 ,s:r
"sour II III Sgqsfahff q FAC
To be raised on nth street. n.srtbs et,., 49,
The Managers assure the pabiiet a".hi hsr .;
os leiI nnaooe 10 maze this entsrfzfn msu, A.. W
~ - ss Nj II ' Pissr REGIMENT n.yn ="
furnish music for The occasion VIII
more ladies', s2o be had a. The principal a aas r
The following gentlemen have been appoa,.a
H HS H Henry WISE Jane. Dunn,
Iohn upode. IT., J. A. Hutchsson.
CAPT . Jsas,us, Wise 3 l. pba as4ss''
Or. J. r. Jackson, 4. G puii,sna'
chas; Hunt, solomon psyi.
ap1i-5ts D"''S'
1" METROPOLITAN HALL
FORT SUMTER,
PORT INTER-
II Taken from an authentic aud official .Is,ch
EMINENT ARTIST,
To exhibit In conuec,iofwith
GORGEOUS, TARRANT's
MECHANICAL, aud
CHEMICAL DioRANA
r L s AN WAR
U S AN VAR
CA MPAIGN ON THE IDA NJ-rr
WITH The
FALL OF sRBASTOPoLr
H-ExTRA ATTRACTION
TENNYsON's POEM.
TENNYs0N'5 POEM.
or The -
"CHARGE. LIGHT BRIGADE"
CHARGE, LIGHT BRIGADE"
VIII be Recited.
By SMITHS BRASS BAND in attendance
Ds MATINEE on FRIDAY, at3P forls.
dies and schools " "a
Hs ADMIssloN-2J Cents. Children Is Cant.
BE- Doors open at :; commence at 9 O'clock
Or CORDWAINERS' BALL. a.,
n A. the request Of many mechanics. IN. II
l-AJOURSEYMEN CORDWAISBRS of thssx
ely Of Richmond will give BALL on
MONDAY EVENING, 18TH INST,
- AT MILITARY HALL.
W-TlCKETs-Admittinga Gentlemsn and two
Ladies' -.
nEsMITH's popular COTILLON BAND will
furnish MUSIC for the occasion.
BE REFRESHMENTS will be served At city
prices.
coaaITrEg:
ADAM NULL, s. T. AUSTIN.
JOS. SEXTON I0HN o'BRIES,
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REM ECHAN HALL.
GRAND RE OPENING
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 18th,
And every Night this week,
SANDERSON,S


SA ND ERSON'S
COLOSSAL RETOLVJNG DT0RAHAS
RUSSIAN WAR AND CRlMEAN SCENERY.
Commencing with Her Majesty Queen Victoria
reviewing her troops at Chobham, and the British
feet at opithead.
BOMBARDMENT OF ODESSA,
DESTRUCTION OF THE FORTS, sc.
SILISTRIA, so gallantly dsfe ended by the Turks
Embarkation of the French troops from Calais.
CRONSTADT; COMPARTMENT OF BOMAR-
SUND.
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT vARNA.
GREAT FIRE at VARNA.
THE BATTLE OF ALMA
Grand charge Of the British Guards up the Heights
of A ma ; Balaklava Cape Chersonese Exterior
aud Interior Of the Harbor of Sebastopol; Forti-
fcations Ships War, &c.
BATTLE OF BALAKLAVA.
DREADFUL TORNADO
ON LAND AND SEA.
BATTLE OF INKERMANN.
Grand Changing Scene, terminating with Ter
DESTRUCr ION OF SEBASTOPOL.
ne Admission % cents: Children Is cents.
rs Doors open at O'Clock; Dioramas move at
) q clock
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NE One of the Results of the
GREAT POLITICAL PANIC.
DRY GOODS
TIN EQ

dhEAT PULlTlCAL PANlC.
DRY GOODS
At 4 RUINoUS SACRIFICE.
$4,000 WORTH OF FRESH AND DESIRABLE
WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY,
Purchased last week. at an Assisnee's sale, for
At less than one half the original cost of impor-
ts,ion and il order to meet the views Of close
variety will be found the cheapest WHITE GOODS
yACoNET CAMBkICs;
JAC0NET MUSLINS;
ROBE BRlLLlANTEs, for Skirts;
T TONE s d DoYLiEs; NAPKINS;
Linen GA2BaIc HANDKERCHIEFs
CHECKED MUsLNs;
MARsEILLES QUILTS;
VICTORIA LAWNS
FRRRiTTs kAWF SR End PRINTEp
HOSIERY, &c, &c.
=. Being determined to make quick sales, the
for cash only, or to former prompt customers. Don't
mss tGch rare opportunity to save money these
ap Sgt SO Main street.
BE- ......... Watkins & FickIen.......4N
Are opeping THIS MORNING, more Of those
Beautiful BROCHE BERAGE ANGLAISE, very
BLACK BERAGE Hermann.
BRILLIANT LUSTRE and heavy BLACK SILKS,
sPLEN piD EMBRoIDEREp HERNANIs.
New style black and eolored PARASOLS.
win many FIT RI Nc dooDs.
'''''' ''' BERAaE ROBES,
DELAIN ES, &c,
Left from our anction sale, will be sold ON our se
cond hopr, at great sacrifice.
ap ct WATKINS 4 FICKLEN
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De second Sn.pply.

De second Oupply.
NEW obs
Opening by Steamer THIS DAY
BLACK SILK NANTES,
Newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful HERNANI SHAWI.S
THlBET SHAWLS. a rare article.
Elegant WALKING SUITS.
splendid HERNANIS. q further supply.
Most beautiful ORGANDJES, very cheap.
FRENCH JACONETS In great variety, very cheap.
MOURNING GOODS
In variety. among which are cheap
BERAGES,
GRENADINE BERAGES.
tt4 a.-t CHALLfES, &c.
sp 9-ts EAML M. PRICE 4 co.
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GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY

{ OkGIA STATE LOTTERY
MCKINNEY 4 CO., MANAGERS.
The following are the drawn numbers Of GEOR.
Ola STATE LOTTERY, Class soa, drawn al Es
vAnnah, Ca, April ieth, 1861
30 IL 10 IL 30 ~ II 81 So 10 ~ 50 N
Circulars sent free Of charge, by addressing
80 MCKINNEY d Co.,
~ A-SL savannah, Ca
GREAT sAKGAIN.
l wish to sell privately my stock of CoNPEC.
lhoH . embracing handsome assortment. A. slse
All the lAEuRES necessary to canductins tine
business. Those wishing 10 purchase viii cali
On tne premises on 18th street, near venahIe
NOTICE.-fhe nndsrsignsd, CONCLUDING to
~ close his business AZ d COMMISSION MR.
IhANr urgently requests that those indebted Ia
raa.s ~ - ohee saii and make payment. For the
Rtovsht, he may Dc found at the eiics Of Messr.
~. ~ fiEReE Co., Cary. one door below isth
street lap list @. K. pEAkE.
(ldEAP SiLKS-FOULARDs--T r.t ,e..,v a
~ aiot Of w-pricsd Silks; Foulard Silks ana
".nsr Dress Hoods Our Goods hare hsen hong ii
grest reduction from nsual prices, aad 10 essh
ahu prompt paying customers we arc willing TO
sell =. very ANAL profile.
aph CHiLEs 4 cHENgRY.
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Re at Sale
AT REDUCED PRICES
OF A LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK
kE RICH DRESS GOODS EH
On our own counters, in the large Shawl Room
attacitsd to store,
In order to reduce our stock and business 10 sea
demanded by the altered condition OF tho times.
re- Among the
G O ID
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, IL, Is and $40
Beautiful SILK ROBES, at 10 to $40.
BAREGE ROBES, at and $40.
Splendid Hermann DRESSES, at Sis.
great variety of BAREGES, GRENADINES,
to be sold without regard TO cost.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
N B.-The NEW GOODS of the season recev-
ing by every steamer. APP Sim
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ne REFS IMPROVED PEARL AMBRoTYPEs throw
all others heretofore made completely into the
shade: in addition to their pearly appsara uce the
natural col0rs are beautifully brought out. 1t
certainly is of the most valuable improve
ments yet made in Photography. PHOTOGRAPHS
as usual 81, 81 and SO, including fine gilt frame,
life-size. (colored $50 l45 Main street, over
West x JohnstOn's Bookstore. ct
De For SALE.-One of HOES LARGE CYLIN
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 40x57. This Press is
nearly new, and will be warran ted in perfect con-
dtion. Apply at this office nah 1a-ts
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N~ FLAG KAISING.-The FLAG OF
~ THE CONFEDERATE STATES will be
raised at CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, on SAT-
URDAY. the 18th instant, at o'clock NJ. at
which time several addresses will be delivered,
and the military will be on parade. The pubic
generally, aud the ladie. particularly, invited
TO attend ap IG--4t*
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aPECIAL NOTICHa

On the ssth nlt.. BIZ the Rev. Mr.. Bennett. NJ.
JOHN r. REDf0RD and Miss ELIxAJ. PAK,
both Of this city, 49,
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~ ~ CHERKfSFONE OYSTERS.
&$Afo JThe sioop STAR" has jus, arrived
NSN1in the Dock with . cargo Of No
~ CHkRRYsToNs OYSTERS To per.
sons who have been baying these oystsrs 1t !.
quality. To Others We say, coms on board the
Sloop "Stsr.e At the head OF the Dock, aud sasss
OF sCHERRyST0NEo OYSTER. They are large,
fat. aud finely favored.
ap LOTS GEORGE STERLING, Mas.sr
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NOTICE.-The Books for Subscrip-
~ tion to the Capital Stock of the FARM
ERS' AND MECHANICS INSURANCE. COMPA-
NY OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND" will be
opened at the Office of JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & son,
ON the 10th day of MAY next under the direction
of ap lo-lml THE COMMISSIONERS.
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-aC NOTICE.-The annual meeting of
sHNEa the Stockholders of the RICHMOND
AND CHARLOTTESVILLE TURNPIKE CO. will
be held at the TOLL GATE OF their Road, on the
18th day Of April, 1851.
JOS. w. CRENSHAw, Sec'y.
ap lo-dit&cwltx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HAMPTON ROADS, April 10 Put in, steamer
Hankow, from New York, leaking and otherwise
damaged.
large number Of vessels, chiefly bound North,
are detained here by the storm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESIs

ssf-@S, SOUIHEK N.KICH HIS ES1ST.
D>A ANCE MEErING.-rhe friends of The
rights of the South will meet at the AFRICAN
CHURCH TONIGHT, at O'Clock.
Mr.. SaEFFEY, and others, will address the
meeting. ap Il-ltx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-11

WANTED.A persons TO know tnaI manu-
w facture all styles and qualities of TRUNKS
and have always on hand the largest stock to be
found in the South, embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies' French Dress
styles, all sold at manufacturer prices whole
sale and retail, at salesrooms ia Main street
nearly opposite Dispatch office. Factory Cary
street. below 18th
Ry Trunks Repaired.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-11

l, THE 3eTH ANNUAL MEETING
49, of the MEDICAL SOCIETY OF NIR-
GINA will be held in the city of Richmond, on
TUESDAY, the 23d of April, 1sol.
WM. w. PARKER, NJ. D.,
ap ll-2awtd Secretary.