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ARRIVED
Steamship City Of Dublin tBr Eynon. Liverpool MAruh
John 6als; March "a knssis p.sssd sh.rk sIo.,nf
sessa TN Sss s Isl 81 rs ST. s.;
John, NIB: Ih ns. Portland sih wS ndse and w pas.
= s; G. s., S.Ts . :, p .s
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rom a % New ors 4'
s:ss srs. ship .:SSrs All: oo:: % spp.1ss had jus;
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u sss' S.s Ser. as.r. s.r.e-, r.isrn. . a.ss with
sas vsIcss T'sp ssse'rno. css.snemar. wdsy.. WITH
;:as sss ss:: ns Ssss s q
IS on ~ ,rss' brig Huron Cary fro" Mobile for L'
ssr Soiasn tsr,. oe.la.es g Domingo City. n dAy..
E sess E%$s sssssr @ - sSnss rs a.,. Wit. .a
sssI sc;ss w;as; - Plume E...sSs j. s.y. IN
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sssr x.ys S: s::s.ry ss oss-: xsy. Pa, ws.,s
6ehr Kelley Newton, virginia.
Schr Qenwood. Dieknson. Virginia
Schr Bucephalus Lee, Virginia.
echr Y French, Ward, Virginia.
sehr Webster, Lippennes, Virginia
sesr ; 3 Toois.y. soper. sirsinis.
echr Edwin Kirk, Burnett, Baltimore
ss sssr gs!,i,aoss Hs..sss r.rssr & &ss,wsmo5s wnss.
schr Angler. Bessr. Efrzbethport Tor wafeham
schr Mantle, Williams, Eliyabcihporf for Taunton
sehr RAYMOND, Baldwin. Eiiyabethpori for Norw,ch
Schr Below. Wass Addison, " days
schr = Lindsey. - sacn.
schr Martha Sargent. HAver, Roeklsnd
schr Oregon, Ooil Rockland.
echr VcndovL Bray, Rnckland
schr John Adams, Sponora Rockland
srhr Marietta, Hall. R1ckani FOR Richmond
scbr Nelson Harvry. Hcarse Boston for sirr s,ns
e,hr Ann Flower White New Beifofd
sehr sailie smith, Chase. Fail River
Schr Knight, RoDer Providence
Schr VIM Nctobh Chpman Providence
Srhr Maria Lun,, Roynton Providence
schr Union. A,efiu. Providence.
sshr !. Nsniersoort Chase. Providence
schr Ruth Hslsey, rerry. Providence.
schf Hswiey .ierh. Providence for PHILADELPHIA
tchr penj but'rr kenyon Newport
SChr Law YORK, Sirniretrn fSr PhfiadsIphIa
sehr duiis hieh, hseins New LcnJoa for Eilzsteih
port
bce lA1is ks5 n,"hl, Leua, NOrn.s Cor Fhia eepAs
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York; ship NalIss Hu,chin.on; Calcut,s brig Alice iBrl
Cd stsamcrs VIM Tbbetts Cony. Savannah; VIM KENNEDY
haett Baltmore via Norfolk; ships Wellington Brl SKA
king, 81 John. NIB Agstraasian tBr, Stockton and Lillian
Trndelep, Haskell Savannah; schrs Darling Baxter
s sa ses ssrs Sid ship Louisa
6ta-Arr steamers Aries Phadeph.a; Milvilc do sta,
Of tho East NYork ship southampton Trapsn via NYok
brss Darrell Buenos Ayres Arabian, Cienfuegos, Au
CHARLESTON, April Arr steamship Andalusia Burs.
'foRTRsss MONROE. April s-sld steamer Ocean wav,
(which has boon In harbor here past, Mobile
6The weather is Improving and large fleet OF vessels
HOLMES HOLE, April 6-Arr steamer Melville Phadel
phia for Boston. schrs swsden, Gonavcs do Mary
Ann Ryder, NYork for DO; Monans Cha do
Coke, Philadelphia for do Camilla Clark and Rockingham
Eiyabcthport Tor Salem Aida do for Lynn Sid sebr Ma
7h~Arr .chr. D Britain Philadelphia for Boston; Flora
Bos NYort for Calais Mary Terb>i Portland for Aba
s2n Light, Hsaed. swisden. nontssa. Aida
Teriel Remain, Britain, Flora, Rockingham, Fruic
c9T1 snw R.ass snd 1Es 'slpH sH .s, z.,svr r,~coO
Sid steamer Guiding Star TYork
ShArr ships Constanta, Bordeaux; Serrsntc, VII
son, Lysrpoo Harriet irsine NYerk. sid Geo
PENSACOLA, March si-Ar Rambler, Packard
New Orleans. CID hrys Violet Adams, Baih Me; suwsn.
ncs aeCSse ssrssas.i Jas mSrehss OR Murchee' Bsr
PokfIAND April 6-AIr bfiss 0eorge Prescott. Mills,
EYork Cid bark Jenny fPrus, kasuandcr, London brig
Cardenas Sid brss Maraiian, Tirnoihy F,cid Beauty
MOONLIGHT, rroteus Trenton, and Others
SAN FRANCISCO. March ii-ArT ships vriedsehan
tDutsh) Ter Bruggen Manila Prosreu tNor vaienr Port
Alice hr Kider, Auckland VIA vaiparaino l2th
frim tal, Eehrvnrn trrro Asrl fferul sohr Euaerie
bourne; BRIG Jeanne lBr,, Gashoase. Kanagaws aud
sharghae.
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NAurcsL ScuooL At SALrM, MASs.--In tho year 1851,
Nathaniel West, ESQ., Of Saem left fund OF s2J. .00d
for the purpose Of founding nautical school a: that
seaport fifteen years The fund becomes available
this year, but there question whether expedent
accept the fund, Salem taking rank a. city
Of much commercial importance.
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(NAMELS HAIR SHAwLS--A SUPERB ASSORTMENT
" all colorn with filed and plain Also India
scarfs and Neckes. J. RUSSELL, zl Wooster street,
third door from Amity
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ApAns--Frs At Chazy n. Y, Wednesday, April
T. by Rev. J. Copeland, AusTN Adams, Of brooklyn 20
Miss HsLKs ~, daughter OF the late Almond D. Fisk
Esq.
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Dry GOODS.
EIGHTH AVENUE

AT kiNzAYs EIGHTH AVENUE
500 CASES STRAW GOODS
EyEE$ kIsPs Ss p sa4sss s7sAS, FAN xsD FANCY.
sEE sE fE E#E sH sE$ s#sEEs s#sEHs si5sshss
sossnrs &C.. 100, ! sS;ssEs LAST SEASONS
sssss Il slssSsa 3 ssss 81 IfsasIs f
HsiaHisS $SSSfH sisS$Sss $isSSSss 81 Il .S s :s
@ xSeSEsRfH9B9Hsx HS9sas RsrsnfSS s M ~
4SSE!SS tSE SE asPkfHsHHEEs S. @ lie le
E$E
AUCTION LOT TABLE LINENS, Nc, So, 62Ixc
lOc la'so., lsc, &c., aOc ssc. s ~ o"A'n'
Sos Sc stG5Hs fsHs AND sS2s4 sSgSss LOTS
c.sr WET o1ovrs :. STSTfoS Iofs OF GLOVES.
rs .$ss SsE ss$as s&
: EiEs stEa' Wa #Sss s5| As5 $S$S Sc
GREAT SALE OF Dress Rs sooobs. GOODS.
YARD YR WIDE s l DRESS LAWNS; LAWNS; iss n,,. ..
sisk eISSHhS is'
k9F k9F sIEE sEk sTRfEp EHGfiSb f1PINs fSHPitINEssEs a
ESE EST bEAtk sEzth oE19ss anfasas stGsoA "a a''
E%sgss biz sHFscH uxoEfs& E9fsS&F fSF
ssia9SNIShl4S siaSSISlS WET, SPRING HHttLSEss. doLSEs..
EkSEHtENI EksT aEKRia FSr s1 coLoREp PRINTS islc
I' soT aith ha1H EIauRkp kESlENFf EtsfEEs, Es &c., me
fSsISS ESS ESsS ISS q SSSs bSSsEs ass h.
LOT SILK EMnRoiDERED HLPAtAs, s7y1c
kSE HlSa SahsS rkAIss II m CSC
ES4 Si 81 5l52h blhAiNEs, iiihshaHSs eH5sise, Ns ss
LOT BLEACHED sHIRTINGs, i2lsc
BLEAcHED AND BROWN MusLINs, is}se. rs Sc &c. "
GOODS OF EVERY THstEEhss KIsb EAss THAN ,oHBras,
BETWEEN Fl asa e xsb biE ES
GREAT PANIC IN NsLIISEEy sLly GOODS.
Straw n GOODS M Ar AEn fI1TAErsE TE sEw SHAPES AND
trade at the same low rates. Mliuess iisery dealt with
l6e Bowery, above Broome street
l. f tiaaf Thread Lac. ssa@s Be- BEST Ss',ss
Wooster street, third door from Amity
MEsDANEs vIRFoLEr, II CLINTON PLACE, REQ
WI leave 70 inform their customers and The public In gem
choice of CloaAs and Linen Dresses
They Offer SALE their well known Corsets
made for their house.
NJ A. DE LENEY,
M. 48 UNION PLACE,
Corner of Seventeenth and Fourth avenue,
Has large and fine assortment OF Paris Coaks, Dress
Goods &c, adapted 10 spring and summer use.
E,AMILY LINENS,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
MATTRESSES, AC.,-
MADE UP TO ORDER,
A. 7. STEWART CO.,
broadway and Tenth street
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iFrom The ch;csgo frbrne, March %
TBf AMENDED LOAN RttI.

The Loan h -, s''sd, has plsset with Vefv scfissa
n.ut'atying arnendnhnts. II should now more prv
pcry ~ led Tie biz * rosriac the contraction Of hc
sansncy, snce 70 ~ pegt shape forhids instead cr
srthoris ne, any loan nc ubsiie ~ zee IN whai
sSicSk . sgsio " glys1gy ty,~s.s'y ksc'sscl
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Ship Zephyr of Boston from Liverpool for New Orleans
"a days out, March ii, lat ~ 20, Ion 81 "a
Brig George Harris French, from Portland for Csrdcnas
April !, lat SO, Ion II.
Foreign Forts.
GoNAvEs no dateIn port briss Abby from Boston, dIsg
Mary Ann, Ryder, from NYork, do.
Honolulu, Feb 1In ship Georges Huest!s,
NYork
Grant from Baltimore for Belfast, reatting; brig Uhls
MAlAorEx PR, March 23 port bark Janet for Phladc
phin ldg.
ROTTERDAM. March 2lln port ship Tuisko Brcm, DAN
neman for NYork ldg; bnrks Triton (Duch Ssndherg
for Boston do; rrsi Neck Gallas and Srene tDuich.
Hermanus for Philadelphia.
SMYRNA, March loIn rort bark Tweed Hume Boston
ST. DoxNoo CIry March ll-No vessels In port
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8itlln1ol|,'d|. 4. 1ispatrht,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1856
AUCTION Sales This Day.

0RUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at II o'clock A.
L., on the north side Of Leigh between Second
and Third strSets, IN extensive assortment o
household and kitchen furniture.
PAINE CO. will sell at their auction. rooms
commencing q 70 O'clock, large sssortmen
OF fresh and seasonable dry goods.
PILKINTON, PULLIAM 4 co. will offer at
o'clock the Ross Hotel and lots, situated in the
town of Manchester.
WILLIAM X, SMITH / CO., corner a Brood and
Seventeenth streets, will sell at 10 o'clock
large number Of horses, mules, carts, buggies
sulkeys, harness, &c.
ROGERS, RIDDICK & co. will offer at auction a
their new warehouse, on Fourteenth street, 9
large and desirable assortment Of groceries
liquors, and provisions. .,1.........,
LYME & BROTHER will sell at ~ o'clock p. NJ
avery desirable family residence on the north
side OF Broad between Twenty-thrd and
Twenty fourth streets. now occupied by Mrs
John Davis.
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DISEASES OF THE BYE AID EAK.-DFs GArdner,
formerly Of London, England oculist and aurst,
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citizens Of Rich mond hs will be again st the
Ballard House--ofies, parlor a. first hoor-on Nom
day, November 18th, to Thursday the f7d. After
that time, monthly, Of which due notice VIII be
given @0nce hours from "A. n. to'eR. =. Ana
can be consulted on deafness, noise Ia the head
catarrh discharges from the ear scales In tho ear
accumulation Of wax In the ear obstruction OF ths
sustachian tube, and sli acute or chronic diseases
of the ear and air-passsges. Axtncisl eyes ~.
serted ithout pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye Operations for cataract, strabisnus
or cross eye, artificial pupil, &C., skiifuly psr-
formed and all diseases OF the eye and ear restsd'
and every operation In aural and opthslmic sur.
gerry, performed by DR.. GARDNER. Principal once
81 west Fortisth street, New York. References
testimonials, &c. Send for circular. ocH-sn
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THs DoISGs AT ARRAxpALsS Co.'S YssrsRpAy.
Mr. D. g. Brown. New Kent comfy, received one
ton Of coal. Exchanged for, sngrsvtngs, Jew
elry, &C. t.;.;,,.fs.. -,
MIR. J. n. Abrshams, Twentieth street between
Franklin and Grace, one silver watch.
Mr.. John Smith, corner Second and franklin
streets, one besutiful chased cake basket vsfuso
at twenty 1--WE dollars.
Mrs. s. A. Berry, Hull street, Manchester. ono
cord of wood. Exchanged for hoop skirt, hand
kerchiefs, &c.
Miss Mary T. Goff, Hull street, Manchester. ono
silver watch. Exchanged for shoes, hsndkef'
chiefs, and sngravings. ~, ,.,...7 lg
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Sports or THE RINa.-A white boy and
negro met in personal conflict on Seven
teenth street yesterday morning, and the
novelty of the spectacle attracted quite .
throng Of spectators. The first round re-
suited in nothing moro than q series Of
FONTS. Second round-White boy clasped
darkey by the neck, and both rolled ing
the gutter, white boy on top. Third round
Nigger's head in chancery. and bY series
Of well-directed blows bis antagonlst sue
ceeded in drawing the first blood. Fourth
round Colored champion got the white
boys hand between his teeth, and left sun
dry deep indentations. The fifth and last
round was fought in the gutter, and the
white boy was in fair way 70 come on
conqueror, when bystanders put stop
to the disgraceful spectacle.
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BURGLARY.--Thc residence of Hon.
Alexander r. Holiday was entered Mon
day morning about daybreak by means OF
ladder, stolen from the stable, and gold
watch, two silk dresses, and other articles
of wearing apparel were taken therefrom.
No idea is entertained Of who committed
the deed. Three bottles Of wine were
taken, and the thieves drank apart of one,
leaving the bottle in the middle of the
floor. The wine did not seem to suit the
thieves, so they did not take the other two
bottles with them.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMAHAC-0croBSs u.
nm rises Gas Moon rises.... .:.... y
un sets. SIS High tide, a. 4....il.e
PORT OF RICHMOND, OorossR -. >


-t ~ ..t- ABIIvKD.S ;tttaE o.
Steamer Valley City, Tomlin, New York, mer'
chaYIdiss and passengers, w. y. Porter
Steamer N Nisgara, Couch. New York, mercnsnoiss
and passerIgsrs O. p. Watson.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadslphis, nsS'
chandise and passengers, w: T.: Porter.
Steamer Georgsanns, Hill, Norfolk, merehsn.
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum. N
Schooner Idol, Forbes, 1PhilsdeIphta, sosi' VI
Page. v. o.....,. pnsrs
Schooner Eiis, Lyon, Nofth csroiina, grain.
Warwick 3 BaTksdsls. f1t'ii Stetes f.2.-
80 SAILED, ,;ffo.ls.4.f.a
Steamer NIagaPa, Couch, New York, msrehan.
disc aud passengers, 0.R. Wafsons y. e....1t
Steamship Hatterss, Alexander, Nav York, nsr.
chandtse and passengers, D. AyYee y Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
schooner :. Bradley, Bndlsy. Baltimore sr'sn'
J. Allard, Jr. t,ts
sisSs % ERSsSSssd R:Scsd HssssS
sshoons5 xon.s9s, .,ns! PsIsss, sissssd n's As~
Sch oonsr Casper Heft, ehocs ard Hethi Coe3ees
Drinkwstsr, arrived In Norfolk from RSshAmona on
the roth instnnt ptff tsgih tt'f LFsn Hsbe- 80
Brig Lizzie Daniels, ,--.. sailed from beTbe,
does October ., Tor Tark's islsnd. 70 iosd fx Ae~
'0ik' 1881 4 spoxss.. (" hoiji'F ~
Baruus Maria fBritish). forty days IRON Ivees
pool, ior City Point. October a., No hf1sas, se.s
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SUPREME CouRr OF APPEAIs.-In this
court Yesterday the case Of William Hardey
and Charles Curry Us. the Commonwealth
Of Virginia, upon an appeal from London.
a decision was rendered on Saturday in
the case of the Merchants Insurance Com
pany rs. Edmond, Davenport 4 Co.. The
facts are as follows: gl:a''.
In December, 1860, the Merchants Insu-
surance Company underworld policy
of insurance, in the usual form, to
Edmond, Davenport g. Co., upon q
cargo of coffee, TO be shipped on board
the ship Sallie Magee, at Rio, to be
brought to Richmond or some other
port Of the United States. The Sallie
Magee wasa United States vessel, registered
In Richmond, and sailing under the autho-
rItyl Of the United States Government.
Both, insurers and insured were citizens oi
Virginia and of the United States.
The ship loaded at Rio on the 10th OF
May, 1851, and about the lst Of July OF
that year was seized or captured by q
United States vessel . few miles outside
tho cspesof Virginia, aud was subsequent
II. condemned and cOnfscated by prize
court of the United States. The loss to
the insured was total, aud due notice Of
condemnation and dabandonmentwas given
In February, 1868, the insured instituted
an action on the policy against the insu-
rance company in the Circuit Court Of
Henrico, which was at the same time sub
mitsed 10 the decision Of the Judge Of that
court, upon . case agreed, who gave
Judgment In favor al the plaintiffs; and
thereupon the insurance company applied
to the Court Of Appeals for superseded
| to the jadsmanty which YVES Srsnt1ds
aaAs ths tine tAe'case WAS decided - the
Circnit Court II sSpot k@Rjkn A6fe upoo
Ma scn1nnls ihs Untls& 1la1sExQ "A
| lfb9aded n Judgment of ecndss
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DRY GOODS.
READ! READli READ!!i ,.A
just RECEIVED! JUST RECEIVED
from northern auctions, and selling at reduced
prtcea, aF.-fss
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAsSIM ERHs, DOE
SKIN, AND SAGKING FOR LADIES
CL0AKG. ata.E4se
Ny WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Is fall and
complete, embracing In part !. II
- BtsT 1874 REkACHBD SHIFTING, -.s-
.Ga9 ZINE PILLOw40ASR COTTON, sa,s,.
SHIRTIEG, BE. &e.
DRESS GOODS,
pretty and stylish. and at very reduced prices,
u8 WHITE OPERA FLANNEL,
all colors, and very cheap.
CLOAK AND MANTLE pEPARTMENT-LATEsT
NOVELTIES.
CLoAK6, BAsQUINEs, ......,. ....-.s,.
o"N,--Hs-- II sACQUES, and ~
49, WALKING JACKETS
In all the
SHAPES and FABRICS
VERY STYLISH, @tH
and nj very low prices:
-s0' JULIUS MEYER,
..... .4--,... . No. ST Broad street,
oe sc--1m two doors from corner OF sixth.
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MYSTERIOUS ExPLosIoN.-On Saturday
last she'll, laying on the surface of the
ground on Falls plantation, opposite Rock
etts, exploded with loud report, when no
person was near it, and from no apparent
cause. During Confederate times, Colonel
Leroy Brown, ordnance officer, was in the
habit of experimenting with guns and shot
upon this field, which accounts for the pre-
sence of the bombshell; but the cause OF
the explosion is involved in mystery.
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DEATH OF A CoNvICT.-A noted high
wayman died in the penitentiary on Mon
day evening. His name was Jonathan
Hughes, and he was sent to prison for a
term of nineteen years, from Rockbridge
county, for robbery. For three years pre-
vious to his capture he concealed himself
in the mountains, yenturing forth occasion
ally in quest Of pllnder. By this means
he cluded conscription and the officers OF
the law, but at last fell into the net. He
was only about thirty years old at the time
Of his death. ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NATIONAL EXPRESS CoMPANY.-The stock.
holders Of this company met at the Ex'
change Hotel on Monday night at half-pasi
O'Clock. Mr.. Peachy X. Grattan was
called upon to preside.
Mr.. Kelly, from the committee to confer
with the Merchants Union Express Com.
pany, New York, made report Of the re.
suit Of the negotiation, and read commu.
nication showing that the proposition to
that company to purchase preferred stock
of the National Express and Transports
tion Company was not acceded to.
General J. r. Anderson moved that q
committee of five be appointed to report q
plan for the Reorganization of the company
The motion was agreed to, and the fol.
lowing gentlemen were appointed the CON-
mittee LewisfV. Bogy, of st. Louis, Mo-;
John B. Minor, of Charlottesville; NJ. G.
IIarman, of Staunton Thomas j. Niche
Of Staunton Joseph r. Anderson, of Rich.
mond.
Mr.. Bogy moved that Mr.. William A.
Perot, Of Baltimore, be telegraphcd, and
asked whether he would accept the presi.
dency of this company.
Mr.. Bogy spoke in high terms of Mr.
Perot as gentleman OF exalted reputa-
tion, of large means, and anxious to adj
vance the interests of the company. He
knew that Mr.. Perot, if he accepted, would
not care much about the amount Of salary,
The motion was unanimously adopted.
On motion of General Anderson, the
meeting adjourned until Tuesday morning
at IL o'clock.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
The stockholders reiissembled yesterday
morning, and Mr.. Bogy, from the commit
tee of five, submitted an elaborate report
on the subject of reorganization.
The report shows that the number OF
shares on which nothing has been paid and
no certificate issued is 557; shares on
which per cent. has been paid and nc
certificate issued, l,l54; shares on which
5 per cent. has been paid, 2,l69; shares on
which ~ per cent. has been paid, 20
shares on which Is per cent. has been paid
S,OS7; shares on which ii per cent. has
been paid, Is; shares on which IL % pei
cent. has been paid, 20; shares on which
Is per cent. has been paid, ESQ; shares on
which 10 per cent. has been paid, 1854
shares on which 1919 per cent. has beer
paid, 20; shares on which 20 per cent. has
been paid, 15,lSs. Total number of shares
10000 as-
| The company has collected from its
stockholders in cash. 1854, ,74
From the same parties in notes. which
are considered good. od................... 54,43
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COMMISSIONED BY THE ExEcUTIvE.-Thc
following commissions were made by the
Executive yesterday: 1852"
F. Preston Wexford, Justice of the
Peace of Fredericksburg; Jesse w. Jones,
Justice of the Peace of Albemarle county,
vice Massie, resigned.
Joseph T. Logan, Notary Public In Rock
ingham county; John w. Bowen, Notary
Public in Caroline county.
John W. Booth and Silas II. Emory,
Justices of the Peace Of Surry county.
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FrRE.-On Monday last, about 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, negro shanty and small
stable adjoining, on Navy Hill between
Eighth and Ninth streets, took fire by ac--
cident, and were destroyed. No alarm,
was given, and consequently neither re-
porters nor firemen were aware Of the cir
cumstanee until yesterday.
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ZEPHYR GOODS.

ZEPHYR GOODS.
We are now opening our full limos
Of the real
GERMAN ZEPHYR GOODS,
just imported, consisting Of
NUBIAS, ......... ...,
7s HOODS, AND
SHAwLS
OF such exquisite delicacy Of
shades and coiors and superiority
Of texture as TO challenge compari.
son with any In the city, at
]. STEENB0CK Il co.'s,
Nos. l2l3 and 1915 Main street,
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TffFTEDfSPXTC


DIVINE SEKvroE win be held 81 Grsco
church (corner Of Hain and Rossess
streets) every night during the remslDdse
of the week, commencing with tonight, q
8 o'clock, preparatory, TO the visit Of tho
Bishop on Sunday morning next TO admin
i.tsr the rfrht Of confirmation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

HgyRrco CIRCUIT COURT.-In this court
yesterday the case Of Alfred aWinssosS
charged with feloniously shooting LIS.
Elizabeth Lucas on the 3lst August, lSeSs
was up, but was not finished yesterday. ,s,l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

DEATH OF LARxiS W. GLAzEBRoox, ESQ.
The death of Larkin W. Glazebrook, Esq,
which had been for some time predicted,
occurred on Monday evening ct o'clock
He was welf known to ottr citizens as .
man Of strict integrity in sll bis dealings
with the world. He was elected to the
City Council from Monroe Ward In the
spring Of 1857; and has been valued mem
ber Of that body ever since, serving as
chairman Of various important committees,
and always exerting himself to advance the
interests of his constituents. The fact that
he was thus continuously elected through
long series Of years shows the regard in
which he was held by his fellow citizens.
At the time Of his death he was president
of the Forrestville Manufacturing Com
pany of North Carolina. Mr.. Glazebrook
was . man Of exceeding kindness OF heart,
and always evinced tho warmest sympathy
for the unfortunate.
Funeral services will take place to-day
at / o'clock at Centenary church. The
City Council and other branches Of the
municipal government will attend, and the
Light Infantry Blues will pay similar tri-
butte of respect to the memory of their de-
ceased honorary member.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

RrII EsrAfs RsxrED.--Ie@rs. Harri:
SON, Goddin & Apperson yesterday rented
At auction highly improved farm OF nine.
ty.threc and half acres, the property y
Mr. John Clark, IN Henrico county, q soSo
ue;r annuu,. 6Es a@Fi fdl9f sfN9sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

Hoos.-Jp to within . week pase DSs
very few hogs had been weighed
State scales but the season havsSe -
opened, several car loads have arrived, n"
the business promises to be prosperous. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

PARDoNs BY TIE GOVERNOR D..
Mason, convicted of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced to ten years impri-
sonment, was yesterday pardoned by the
Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

REVIEW or TRoors.-There win Be re-
view Of all tho troops in this district oy
General Scho6eh and staff, st Camp Grants
formerly Camp Jackson, this morning at y
o,clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

WARN, COMFORTABLE KNIT
w SKIRTS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN are
selling very rapidly, owing to the very small pro-
tits at which they are sold, at IL
]. sTEENBOCK & CO.'S,
Nos 1918 and l215 Main street.