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~ II II d.

Ia mein. FRAU 6 atbortntFitstf d MILO
rno 8 Climber ctre WrFeR w. Gotlle1 bst'alsn hai, 10
parne i'd, hermit, itr u trus nuf rnc'nen Noifst aa
toroen, iubCm i'd, BON itr sCmadte S6uleer rtht st.
,abfr. GpGte lie IN 3 T0aeu nttt ~ ibrer fonltte
iuridtebteu. 70 tCtra6te ID mi6 cpn ibr e%eid'soeH.
Jclert 1Ttett6
roo 1onN sir. rs. Gih. Spabftr.
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pet&rr ben Srd1benten trmdhttst, tr'
senb wst6s &csulattpnen su MAIDEN, UNI.
benz gtnprtrBen Der Gbplerd rcr3ubsu'
1eE.
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Iobert @cSearO,

JFNNTNt w "
unb f~atrtfout bon ,cltit ItG yslliren6en Winera!s
Baiers @ppaloier,
rt6tet au6 asIettuTgen Elm unb
lie 8leirbtren.
SIR. SO, 9~oaitapfr,
~(g(rrI4-) Baltimore.
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Wab Srrmeu.

3sISsyA Nad) Srriueu.
sS.ssasSflM 0eS itnerieaelree grtm,r SGtF
.AsEssy.ESsSS srfter Sf'iie .& brtfsl" Cpl. tlts,.
NsassfiSsS RIOS. wit0 seseu cen l. Wiai mad obi.
gent Sa'cn erpebiIt p,roru uup betet in fetner s,riu,
natstn ]. II. z. ealits cine cute . ele9snbe;t CUR lebet-
fart tar. Westu Qaiilac penbe man i6 an cen
Gapitdn am Bob bes S6tffeS, Corners Mcrfts
5eu'8 pptrt ODER all
series, gulItn8 t 8cbrbans,
zoo s 100 l-3) Nr. 143 QpmbmoItr.
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MmHprncrune.
ny" guf Wdd)ttAtI

$50 IN ottihGlt2 6tsau5 6ttfsr
rpiuiht Tin Al iprtaea tet Sch. @uitner ". D
Ereitentz. BGc Der Gt'csitr. (Sa-o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
spseiFe 5GmSapaihis NeDifiue asnmh.,
Sir. see. grcubmab Wz0. (97-102)
efsSs gSSupbcrbsrs tuude FaH,c

Beg @npbcrbsre tuuge FlaGte.
. emaanttiihe &rttcrin, SRI. Eenueiieel eiua
tas 8uuoetftuo %ecnannt, 1t nod Cincinnati juEiId
sc,tbrt II. bot in 8. Ctr, Nr. 422, uabe Utcun6Nt,,
tine 8itutt erri6iet, no man lie iib.r ale ouf Irb,u
u. @eim,ebett b.BG8iide 5rase. nm Natb fto9en
lam Ste gilt aue'uuit ilber p%tilorerse pser oeitrb.
ienes Giaentbnnl; ibsnifi tirt be btteTtuSe ptlioa
cper Qerioncr mt. io!hcr Seilimu,ttstt. RAP taum en-
!SpciIel an eelen Sduib ibri9 bleibt; eer6th auf
QitrLauseu in bewubtIcI,n .SuitlnS; tsS,tt f6 nj
Gtlfie nat iebfm GDetle Der Welt urb IrHri a~brptieuos
Y~eTioneu, ctnrriet CD loot pocr leteu6'S. auf, ,reIbe
tuIh lie ibte Gage II tbrea Auisnibalsrrt ben nad,.
f~r09snten j5reunecn niittci'eu. Sic %sarantt,t perma.
nentc Selnn8 in alien 6duen, baen Sur ie insr-
r'mmt. Gle rOItet rhEe lnits inert cher Sd,msrSe.,
obne eineu 3rpPtcn BLU, tn 4 bis "a Sturbeu ben
8rebs nit Stlmpt II Sttei Gus. ge,ahmts tSunsr
IN 8 bis 9 3asen preber geheu, une ollie icnlii5sH
Sranibeiten ipfreeN mt g~ieic9er, Grfplae %b;bancett,
ais ca iiuo Seeelle'tc1, Iusaebrur9, Rr6mpfe Ser;.
libel. Berluit bcs ge'idts II. GebblS uno anssle
6lanibetter, rcid,cn Der ptenib uuierppritn 1T. VIE
Sr,eie firten prcmpie geantr criuns uns glrSeneiet
lpel6,u auf Y:r!an1el per Grples Ne idiot. Sricfs
a%b'eiile man: Snr 2i72, Cincinnati y. 9. Sbs
srar8 bat in Der lesier3rrt 10 5uscrcmmsu, eaB il; GG
nod Der Dtenite les Dt, g. $. W0rtbua bai Vel i'd era
lniiIcn UNI alsSu'pmntl. (Gpl0 luit t II. w
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@aibiuBtDn.
ScftAnff8 9 Mnaefnr.

Gtnem seebrien %retlcnnen publifum claude i'd nit
bic eI8etens &rsc,9e iu MAIDEN, taB i'd unter'n Is.
Vfar; b. :. ben une benz 6amtn roltel Sus" al.
seinein 10 cpribtilbeft tefanrteu @ait, OF iiternpmucn
Esbt unb empiebls ~b,nitltcu tehenS VI Ter 3pi@erpns
Der ~reeliien Stoienun8. ~Otetfenoe wetb:n fni So pro
Sag HE bette auinabms finoen; aud iiebt 9p9iS pbnt
Eplt ieoer 3eit INT I'ertiigune.
gpuis @Stbf6itt, @isentbImer,
(92-T gdc ben 4. ". 10. Stra6e.
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plal6trte uIGulOtg," pag6 0ber nod nt4t
perurtheitt.
@atfen t. - Sarat s.
Gmitb ertielt @pdmad,t CUR 8erwdltung
bcS IaAtaGas ron gsonibas @. Smitt.
S~tabttreta. @ert6t t. 6etnrt6
SttBenbo6 unp Gatb. feline Srau, gc9en
Carl @ubner u. q. Dus @eriht befdbt
ben 9erfauf prn @runestGentbum in Gu'
tam, fiDtid BON 3pnt9cmerpfr. unS aaf
Der Nprttpea. Gfr pUn @pnpap' unb GU
taipftr.
Supertpr. @ert6t. - SOB. 81.
Strip uno Qnpere gegen Ilbeft unb @1s
lena 8tpp. ainber; GrtaB fir ben Ser'
fauf ron 0r. 70 uro IS, Nprp.Gosnfr.,
uno Ginfebuna pon Sermaltern.
Tas GfueTt3 fir ;grau %iifDff
briu't Otittlucd) @brrS bic 8: cptiCbu'id,e Or Ginats
TpTe yWtcteroe 819obuHbe q. be BET ttrer stl!eh
Ficit1eu @ufnhlIrg GcW'k Sss Pc flas aller S,td"et
Ter re teten 9Ruit ib e~rtrruer miro. wte lie aud, olt
ben 9utnen hc5 alien }Gdteliapbe6 MT ttm gt0Btsn
GlfclBe 9c0tben maro,
m or. 6etnr. & dbarbt, Der ictbcr'ee Der
matter Der ,3ui nbolc", sr 20a, gHcitl EraiiltrnBe.
miinidAt, boz ieintr g6 cite RAD Dsut6lonc mob EN-
ma feline icblretd,;n ErCurb u 2eto' re tl 9RleHt
Gen p eiie IN ft rem got1ie AT ccrar1nciu Snr W
~ieiduuo tieieS 3rsdeS hat IL auf heute Nbs'b Elm
arpge5 ~iftitefen ctrtnlt0lttt. tpptn 8nte II Aeh't
GuseeSeidinttes Iitie,r NeJb'n uNo errGrtst CAP sttta
maup Bel eieiem Nbidh bS'd,mdiie tstte.
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(9s-1O0)
&clreotcnsN~c ef"mmiur9o
i'm Mpireii TED S;nuutnas WriCBcS.

gre nddbiie 8.rIammluug Der 9Seeaten fincrt fat
I'M yorr crita1, &c b, R, gbeuo 8 llbr. mi uelhen
gaze Ner ygeterbalc", Ecro. Irsceidltr.
I9S-I0OC 81. Grreutb, GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

Tur Geeelih;He
ppn SamtWra, 8remen, SaSre, Mhtrerper
nGd iT6erb c.nem Scisn N~nl.ttta's
bciprOt bic sacnlur o: ~btltli,eu fab' IT,
8icbt RaliageiNeine fiji ale G3ttte
Ii. beForst Il forcerlidc Ell FolS PaNaaisre pontbrsm
!SetmatbS>Srte bter6er.
Die yretIe bstro0tn non Bremen nab 5alttmcre:
9. Goiite $40; 3wtitentet $50, NWeer i%lpiId,tt
10 Satrer eItetlih biAi1er. Die grctle ltne
in GolS pbsr gopt'r na6 hem %Ioufenoen GOuii'
Iobiba-. Bon Sabre teIor9t Die a9'ntul Taras
gitre fir s28 Glpio. IS puc %beioHeeIs oarai'
mimertiam %asr0e,t, SoB ,p'r nn6 N e'e'Nonn3
GprQialt untsr.iebel be geute opn S.emcl
Sambura .e. Gus (pbue ~Grfro5el ber0S ri3t'9ea
fpsun &c ant @brtiieprte tiuSut.ttien baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
Sur GeaelFAtHe

So Die Esiten 9Iase mtrsen bet Eutja6s Der saN'
fo1e tele0tarbti6 beiegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

ss- Ber Sin- 1t Ssrfagrts- siaete ninnlt, eERaii
nsmbaiten Ib;ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
s Die 8altimere'S s. pa,
G;ss..k meier SampffbtT.
xn&2sE SDmpaenie.
Mleg. Sroiu,l & S1tue,
@ertrals @aenten.
Dtreft mad New Orleans!
NIT Der Ser. Ct. Wpf.

NIEL ItG CEE. SI,- TpNs
Ste Danefer bieer einie. Iauter SabrSeuDe erltst
alafe. is5.lu, ipe iolgt, ab:
re II b a., 1lo0 Spuner, bon @n,. Ro1ins befeGltst
MtttwOh. ben rs. @prtl.
netbertY", 1850 Con-. bon gem. 9. Stafo,b be
ftbIiat 9 amHaa a, { EN-
Tie Ntfdbrt etihebt ocn Sipmn's Werft:. 3 D.,
an benz aaSetuneistsn 9aSe Nadmitta3s DuMtt 4
ubr.
gse3en Nradt cber llebetfabrt, ppiar eusse,eituet
8eipIst 1T, iptnte man ii6 All
Searp W. Warftelb & s o., Ngenten,
Str. 10 Spears Wetite.
R9. - I'm, gtfabrtstase piro ie,re 6radtt auaes
fpnlme nod Slad,ttrieie uuierseiunst. - Bur biz
Biab'br'cfe Der @ompaanie Werben usttr,eidnet
observation-disclosures mhiien IN unieem Gomrtotr
trlanst pe,ost. (Ipt9 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
GeIsferenuneul

gelsfeuenngenl
@elsicnern5en perccn 1u Gem nsoEt9lten aprste II
greustibn Gra'tru. Siftin. @uihtn, Hranien &c. mad
ir6er6 sirtm Ebc'ie Gurcpo'S bercIat, Die 9iitt csl
Saui,r. nit nelGsu mr. GcrDin6gn8sn untesbalter
TIT in hes Office cuf9ctargt.
Nuamarttae gsnftrsa9eberl
We.ierru, lie ron Auspalt3 @uftrdGe teton ipcl
len 9inau tb,e urO bsS gmPian8srS AbrsIi: auf
setsl.
kas- n~rIraaeu BON Wusp6,tS mfHen ben einsH
grititturcl bc9leitrt isil, I'M p~tnft'd,s e'tpleSeranS
81 iinbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
Mm1lide YriefIte, %, Mpril 1866.
Xrauunaea:

am 10. Ssr; 1895 Su'd Eafor s saeib Carl
8. %. s a II & NJ II nit d. u. D erneftug
Stiee ppn BIER.
PIN 10. aprl tnrd atco, Mitpas 2 ouat6au
WanrD Dutrpp mt Rebeda Gatb.
V d. netber, Bsibe bon bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

Sang
taeEe Mmfsr
Spu observation-disclosures
Earior . SspaieuGtcr (GGGuSel!eti.
sitbtiptbtt
Speltesinlntr
4ausGaus
Ridden
auS.
2efeteilaGen,
StsarreH Hn3Gnee rn ne
icine fraa5blti6e Srpu5en.
q. y. Dapibipn II,
Wr. Is, s,9ro t%lberipftr,
@asrbbren persen III btuiaen Dreiien anse
brodit. tgl3-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

Snuphreg,7
bomDppatbiihe Specificd
bQben lA ned zen umfangyettfien CIR.
GbruiflPn

fGbruitl21
nS pcutcmnen afolpretd e%rru'sieu. St"taf, raid
mtrteuc uut sup:rId,ii1, Nno lie bic e~tn5iaen SIa'
gcttsNebruude pulienten Iaiiiel; 10 elutad' PAS BERN
GjebroItte TEN @tiitben Ucrtommen Fam; 10 barrllcs,
tos jrcc Gefabr Snbet fttlt uno 10 wirIian, coB man
iidi Gct5 ami ft ~rsrtaiitt tarn. Gle td'cl bel Jse:lr
mann &c bid, arn gcggtetiumSen 9eiutsea II. rperosr
irmer sui iebeursnC1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

gr~IaaszgreiS rad Srulbnuptrr, epns9a, Sapres
8,tpwn. 9%ambnr8:
]. Gaiite
2. ................. bE'5u
2miidertr6 49,. ........ 49,. 37'b0
Gn @oio cecs in 8outer, rad tsm l%anfeaeen eeuIle.)
Climber s~riidyrn lie Sabrcu he 9altte,
geGaae. grcts son ir8cuG eirsm Der Cbiscn SSisn rad
9icpsyOrt;
], Sllutc
2. .........,........ 5000
Rptitterbed ......,....,..... 4h.Vo
I'm C5nlo ODER papier mad BEN ~laufenber aouris)
9tnter jtpti4n Ito SaDren bic Salits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
Masb &smburg !


A Tah Sfemepal
S~6-4SFa Scr au~eBsSei6uct. Sampel
sa.ssssSssaFa 1, 81 merica, " Cart SO Wi,b'r ssbt
~ 60 m itas, IS u pill ppnyieir=g or.
nad, grerien eb. gssseu Saia8c nnS Sr'tt irsret
Eiai lid an X. Ratnc,
f96-102) 81 & Sio . Gesht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

o. Gin Brief fir Mab. Gppbid Meid,bpls
in oer Cry. b. ~. Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
Seper! Scherl
VIII eS%nhrifnufs1t mn !EGnhferi

aDir battn ~rprtattis i'm 9ast a II 6 or N
Spu Sttefel. unb . 6ub-Sabri IL.
98aarem ale sprtrn bon { aESbii d. nj &a,ti:btr,
pcocn eiuigt8 mr. f1.f0 ptp Bio. fpfitt.
5iaaSbaihe &aIbleber 4. uppets, ga;f Sbanasoi
Srpp ntb SrfrIb &c Sbre uprls, ippie aae SIR
ten bon iSulbstsn anb @e.fttuSfn fir sd nbma
der &C.
DIAN frmris mad Ir. 40 unO 4s G lib. Ga.setlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
uSun:pbret.8'
&peeific Homeopathic WebiciHe
GrmSsro'F,

Office urb Depot; III. 563. '9roebmap,
gew-Yorf.
Or. s. Ii nj hrer fpir6 tigIiG tn ietrcr Nffcs
miinbt;h rter brtsiliW .ltsr ale lrar!bcits- 6Orntn
I'M Oiatp eefraRt.
Agentsu In Baltimore;
e. s.. Neab unb
coleman Ruarr8 frcNr27 1St u. ny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
SmnGens Rarf.

WerlanBt lper6elt:
30 quite Carpenter. 3u ntlsen In @artnsl's
SpIei VT. q. Sib.0i3bhr. (7g-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
9eugntTe.

Seu9ntMe.
nufer RaidNnih unb Der ,saitcr baben Beibe Sbu|
IT.. / Wai1ine aui ptrI6eoenen Stoffen - uod
ihneri.ea @eitsrrtscer uno ftinaeu 8aiiertud,e al
sattlns bis Sam clnnaen %sepsbttn papiere - pbn|
bic Sranniita sl peranoerr, srunbli@ prcbrrt u. al
prhlt, lno mir finsen, Dab lie auf alt II Stpf.
ten etnen potlto M nj, 8 tt d mad.
So bin Sleieertdrbler u. ,Sabrtanl, babe Die Stnae,
Lbt IL. aubtre Naidtncn Sabre lang srotirt unS ed
tlare obne eeofnttn .Shte VT. l Shift- Waihins III
WettauS bic { { ron auen, be mir aebroudb
Nttltam aed, sttieer=5 SAMPLER ~ tbritani, q
III, 9aieitr, 9bteasc. Sa.; ben 10. gu 1866.
Sd babe ssJbre Rr. I WaaFhine bel ertt,ebeu
Sdahp,tf ~iarGtditis II. 9tiiafll6 protirt unb ertidj
ie ebne .Sau6ern fit cine febr o%srBusItd
Gauelne. Ste arbettet raid II. eeriuidlos II. lieie
Gin opllto m meneS Studarbett
q. 8uu M, S6ub. u. Stiefel. ~aakrlfau
s!r. 70. Ma.ioolptitr., @biia9o, 50.
Tfn 20. SUIT 1856.
Sbr 8Iofe otrbtFerte Tabriiantt,. WaStine IN
befte far Sdne, eet, bic i'd le tenust, uuo i'd babe
aIetnen' geltafte IN 7 ssSabren cine Hiense Waibtnd
brrttrt. BaS eagserteit, Oaufi baftisteii u.srGjd@
areelttn anbtllnst. IN lie unubtrtrcfen.
1ranf Davenport RieietrbdnhIt,s
~einbeI. Sos'". ct. ecu!s, Np.
Zen Is. San 1906.
0rpoer s @afer'f6e
" b m afhtnens0 o m paaute
,., Ut. 181, SaltimOrrttt.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .t3NtitTEt.
Gtre Or. nump"rtpS'lts Disb;iu SC lie nit 25
Rbirlcn enibaIt @i!ttcG geseu itelid1e 0nthc.ar7te
&,0ntbe.t unb 'pitst$l0. @iue oGuit %pciicbtns &.
mil lport I'M Srufs ttre3 Satrss cen stirtaten BE.
iIag Ger soiun Der q tie ctrm @nitrb,l GmeIotn
dSIi6er Salfe, ~Nbaefeben tapou, baB ibrG G~2ttatrhs
it9 ssPen iGrap' crises unb e~;ntlttes llmrnht ell
iihern, DC b55u hSttt'e Ausleae Irlte BON gIen,
Die ba prhl rnuieu, CAP nep Sttb let 3eiten ;ebu
b'nterbrr etipart", in @stratt 9sSossn lproeu. In
etnee lcbeIS SeIr ;u %peroeu, mus mon &c asita ts.
tdmrtsu unh Gr. SumSD, bS' Witlel itnb 81 ioIdsra
Spede nnldlbbar. (nN.. y. Con- trr .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-24
RocxISeHAx. February 20


Monetary affairs here are terribly stringent,
and judicious stay law Is absolutely neces-
sary. But as I remarked In my. previous
letter, the all-engrossing subject here now
Ia the Valley railroad. For fertility OF soil,
richness and variety Of agricultural products,
ane water power, mineral resources, and the
frugalit y and industry of our sturdy yeomanry,
no portion of our proud Commonwealth can
surpass our lovely valley. Seyerai large ana
produc tive iron manufactures are now In full
blast. propelled by northern skill and capital;
and withrailroad facilities TO induce money
and enterprise hither, the ring Of the massive
,nyils and hammers will be heard from one
and of the valley to the other. Not only are
we rich In iron ore, but immense quantities
OF good coal and other valuable minerals
sleep In the bosom of our mountains, ready 10
spring forth at the touch Of capital and energy
We have all the requisite elements OF wealth.
and prosperity, and they will soon be deve.
ioped IL our eastern brethren Will only De Just
and generous in our internal improvement
policy. Let sectional prejudices and Jealousi,es
be forever buried in our legislative mans,
and a career Of unprecedented prosperity may
yet mark the history Of our glorious ola state
So mote 1t be. 9uNios.
-FOUR correspondent from Rockingham VIII
discover that we have omitted part OF MS
communication referring to the Freed
mems Bureau bill and his illusions to the bill
about negro testimony. The veto renders the
former unnecessary, and the bill about testi-
mony being law, and the Legislature having
been quite unanimous in its passage, his
structures upon his representative we are sure
he will consider rather untimelyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-24
MUSICAL EXCHANGE
lss MAIN STREET,
NEAR THE PosT-oFFICE.
JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,

MUSIC PUBLISHERS,
have constantly hand, in addition to their large
stock of SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC BOOKS, a full
assortment of PIANO-F0RTES, CABINET Or
CANS and MELODEONS, which they offer for sale
at low prices; also, MARTINS CELEBRATED
GUITARS; and are prepared to furnish every vari-
ETY. of BRASS, STRING and WIND lNSTRU-
MENTS of the most approved makers; NloLlNs,
FLUTES, CLARlONETS, FLAGEoLETS, DRUMS,
FLIES, CONCERTINAS, FLUTENAs, ACCoR-
DEONS, &C., and would call especial attention to
their unrvalled assortment Of SUPERIOR
STRINGS for the VIOLIN, GUITAR, VIOLONSEL-
LO and HARP; MUSIC FOLIOS, of every style !;
BLANK MUSIC PAPER, BLANK MUSIC BOOKS
and CARDS for BANDS and ORCHESTRAs J;
MUSIC STOOLS, PITCH PIPES, TUNING FORKS
and HAMMERS, CLARIONET REEDS, &c.
The special attention of DEALERS, SIENNA
RIEs, TEACHERS, MUSICAL SOCIETIES,
CHOIRS, AMATEUR CLUBS, and all persons
interested in MUSIC, is respectfully solicited to
the numerous advantages secured to them at this
establishment.
MUSIC SENT BY MAIL TO ALL PARTS, NORTH
and SOUTH. el-S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-24

La % laSl il % e
IREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
tI NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA THE
tRhiI,RoAD. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
NAIL. TWICE DAILY..The only railroad route
yssnin,a THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGG1GE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
Trains ON This road are now run as follows The
nav THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily fsnndays exceptedl atsA. M arriving in
Washfngton AT 320 p. NJ, connecting with the
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS for the
N Ths n NI IT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at p. NJ, arriving In Mashins-
ton AT A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY MOkN-
ING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and w EST.
The EXPRESS and FREIGHT TRAis leaves
Richmond daily Sundays excegted) at a. M !,
arriving in Washington at O. 80 r. M, connectins
with the 80 p. NJ. train on the Bsltimore and
OHIO railroad for New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Harrisburg, and the West.
Fare by this train to Washington only SIX DOL
LARS for first class, and FIVE DOLLARS Tor
second class passengers.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rich
mond and Milford leaves Richmond at $3.50 I. M,
arriving at Milford at Q, p. III.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin-
cipal cities in the West.
For further information and through tickets
apply at the office Of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe HILL
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. re Il
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
TIE LAST GREAT sPgRcH OF TEE
rHR RxvoLrrIoSIsrs pESorSchp
An sPocH ~ TEE NATIONS Hisfo

THE LAST oRsAr spRRca OF TEE rxssiph
rHr REvoLrrroyrsrs pxSorScEp-rhis "a
an spocH 81 TEE xArroN's HIsfokf.
wasH,seros, February y, 1855.
- the President this afternoon
4. rar.ra.a as the most important that mas
-, ssen delivered. 1t proves, without the
.ssaow OF a doubt, the perfect fallacy OF any
$500 that have existed Of = compromise be-
Ian the executive and legislative branches
90 the Government. The mention OF the names
81 . trio OF leading OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Sumner, and Wendell Phillips-brings down
the ire of many of their friends in the public
departments--they are in quandary and
rage. The excitement that prevails Is great,
and a prominent member Of Congress has said
tonight that Congress tomorrow Will MOI
forget to notice the TRADE Of to-day. An
entirely new and different order Of things Is III
progress and that the people will, In tneii
sovereign capacity, adopt them there Is mo-
the shadow Of a doubt.
The meeting at the Cooper Institute, IN ne"
York, tonight win have wonarous erect
and the Radicals fairly tremble, for they Zee
that their power is gone. The suicidal polio!
they have Rugged SO fondly is denounced b!
their ablest and wisest men, and there is M
more hope. The President has received dis
patches from various quarters, assuring hin
that the people of those sections hearth!
endorse his plan for the restoration OF tn
Union, and has no fear that the popular voice
will not be heard all over the land, from th'
rivers OF Maine to the Rio Grande, in appro
bation of the old sentiment, THE Fedora
Union, it must be preserved"
Very many here who are now holding
subordinate positions under the Government
have declared themselves in favor OF tn
national principles of the great conservative
party. When Cabinet changes occur, other
will follow in the wake. 1t is no longer trea
son to express conservative opinions, and bas
tile doors do not yawn for the incarceration
those who express sentiments not in accord
ance with those Of Wendell Phillips ant
Charles Sumner.
Everything to-day is merged in the grea
event of the Presidents speech. Nothing els
is talked Of or thought Of. Tomorrow wi
continue the exciteme Mt, and the friends OF tn
Government do not fear but that all mus
come right. The Chief Magistrate is On tn
side Of justice, and that he will triumph
inevitable. 1lMoN.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.


i AGENTS
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INsU-
RANCE-CoMPANY,
have removed their Office to the ROOMS oNEh
TIE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK, on the
north side OF Main street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, where they will be pleased to see
their customers and friends, for whom they hope
to continue to insure
BUILDINGS,
MERCHANDISE,
and all other kinds Of PROPERTY
INA FIRST CLASS COMPANY, with capital Of
MORE THAN SIXTEEN MILLIONS DOLLARS IN
GOLD.
IA lA-aolBt DAN ENfOhl O w.
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ocety, the stranger Will, tsssy sss sh
ruined homes, many des0 ,nany new monu.
many new ewmmsmorative of the dead who sleep
mems s'ssnn ssids or beside the Tennessee;
ma he will notice threadbare men walking
mo t n1 whom he once knew as the posses
tne ~ - ,eriuceiv estates. He will see all the
sIa residents dressed in sober habiliments, and
when he goes TO church on Sunday, Will be
,mased TO see nine. tenths Of all assembled In
deep mourning robes. But more anon. Adieu.
Wy BOHEMIAN.
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iINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

VIRGINIA CENTRAL hAILfsOhD.
Y The following. regular trains Will De run on
MAIL TRAIN DAILY except on Sundaysl, be,
tween Richmond and Staunton, leaving Richmond
at 7. as A. NJ and Stanton ats A. M
NIGHT MAIL TRAIN between Rlchmoha anu
mond at 7 l5 p. NJ. and Gordonsville at l.: 80 A. NJ .
This train ma kes close connections with trains on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad ana avolds
the delays at Gordonsyille on the former night
schedule. By this train passengers lot the south-
TRI-WEEKLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving Staun-
ton at A. NJ. for the West, on Tuesdays, Thurs
uSE a e." NAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond connect
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. The DAY MAIL TRAIN connects
with STAGE COACHES at staunton, Lexington
Winchester, &c. cn.np
COACH rs for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the Whlte
Sulphur and Lewisburg.
A FREIGHT TRAIN between Eishmona anu
and Alexandria railroad for Lynchburg and Alex
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad without change OF cars:
direct to any station on this road where the S9m-
pany has an agent by consigning them TO STE
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, Rich
mond. The charge for the transit through Rien;
commissions, will not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds and on heavy articles vii! be
much less. Freights will be collected at destina-
ton.
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Dalton. :.
Fare to Lynchburg reduced to SO.
Tickets to Lexington, Va, atSu.
H. ID. WHITCOMB,
de11-ts General Superintendent.