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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

WORK COMMENCED OK THE REVISED PLAN
TWO SECTIONS AporTED-TaE RADICALS
IN TRoURLE-THE PRESIDENTS POSITION
on THE MODIFIED CODE, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, May 30, 1866.
The Senate has commenced operations
on the revised reconstruction plan, ana
succeeded in passing the first two sections.
The rest will follow in the wake, and be
adopted in due time. When it goes to the
House there will he proof presented oil inc
correctness or mistake Of the late aSscr-
ton that Stevens has lost his prestige. III
that individual is true to himself and ms
previous declaration, he will fight tins new
programme 10 the last gasp, particulars.
the substitute for the third section, inc ut
CORPORATION of which is in complete oc-
fancc of the saturnine politician mos,
hearty objections. Ii is widely asserted
that Thaa intends yielding to the views Oh
tho Senatorial caucus; bnt II he doesc"h'e
:, terms how can he hope TO WELD the
sccntrc any longer i'm the House The
Radicals arc certainly not in the very best
az spirit>. They see trouble ahead some
where. and are not exactly prepared IL
meet il. Rest assured the appearance "l
harmony IN the Radical camp will not last
much longer.
There is an endcavor being made to ere
ate the impression that the President favor
the new caucus project. can state, Mitil
out fear of contradiction from any reliable
quarter, that he does not look upon an,
policy differing from that declared 10y nm
self as the proper one to be adopted.
Congress, by various attempts AT lcSiSla
ton, is now trying to unite upon measure
looking TO that end in opposition To ih'
Administration. Ii distinctly and cmpl;'
tic6,ly denies the position OF the PrcSldch
and refuses to accept his view OF the situa
lion II would hc u decided back-down l
he should give way to the revised report o
tho Reconstruction Committee, slight.
changed from the original hy a caucus
wherein those Senators VIII" arc lrlchdS o
the Administration were not invited u
participate. The fact is certain that n'
Executive favor grcctS the pending consul
tntional amendment.
The President to-day directed the APP
nointment of several assessors OF inlerna
revenue, the present incumhcntS oil Inc
offices having shown themselves IN an'aS"-
nism 10 his policy. :.
Colorado still lies dormant, although II
was hoped ere this to settle the question
for this session. 1t will, in all probability
not be acted upon until the Senate PaSSc'
the amendment To the Constitution now
pending, which it is thought will be accom-
plished tomorrow. liN'N'
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OFFIrE VIRGINIA CL>rEar RAILROAD CoWrASV.t
RICHMOND, May -, 1880.
rVO THE EONDIOLDERS IN d
1 HOLDERS OF THE INTEREST COUPONS OF
NI.-On the nth day Of May the Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
adopted these orders:
propose L. the hnudholders and holders ct the in
ieres coupons OF this company Ia fund their inte-
rest past due and Ia become du" on the lst OF July
the company. for All sums OF one hundred dollars
and tn muitiplcs thereof: and in registered bonds
for all fractional parts 81 one hundred dollars.
day Of January, l>72, and the coupon bonds on the
1T day of January, 1877 both to bear interest at
the rate Of eight Ter gent. per ag I'm from the
annually observation-disclosures 10 be added to the
bonds at the rate Of six per cent. per annum from
the Isl day of July l,n", all sums then due, aud
from the date Of all alter-accruims interest. ANY
ono entitled to r"rriv" bond may eject to take II
as registered bond
/" O,1i.rfE That the President be. and hc il here
by, authorized To issue bonds II the company to
the extent If the interest due aud becom!nt, due up
Ia the lst day Of January. 1897, Inclusive for the
purposes and upon the principles set forth in the
foregoing order of the Board-thc said bonds L. be
cnuntersigned 10y the Treasurer.
- Ordtrtd That assurance Is hereby given to
the hondholdrrs that the company will resume the
regular aud prompt payment oil It's interest on The
Thchravv losses sustained by the company du-
ring the war, and The condition Of tho country
upon which the road depends for lis rcvonue, rem
der the company ut present unable 10 pay its int
the pavmcnt Of interest is rs early a. would he
safe To insure performance. The proposition for
funding is deemed equitable. II i hoped that the
will so regard it, aud will fund their claims for in
terest in the bonds which will be ready for deli
very To them at the office of the company in Rich
Inond on and aftcr July ), 1866.
WILLIAMS c. wICKHAM,
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

Ii VIRGINIA.
These MINERAL WATERS have m established
reputation for very high curative virtu" IN '.| ~"
following classes ~ disease, and ~ being An Al
S0LCTE SPECIFIC ia several Of them, ~
SCROFTLA. and all TIA" forms ~ "ttu'A"r
Swrllings and Cutanenns Erupuv' Dt-ra-", EtE'..
p.las Tru.r, sc; CHROyIC DlAREiiGA end
~ SENTERY, DYSPEPSIA. BRONCHITIS, : il"',
Nc THRUSH, affection Of the kidneys ART
BLADDER, and PILES. In all ammEnic conditions
ur the system aud broken down states Of ttt" ,"H
stitulion, loss Of appetite aud general herF.A'
prtSiTatlun, their powers aAa tlHno A., I.,ltA
tive may b. .afcly pronounced a. 4" NiiH'il \
KNOWN RIVAL amongst the mineral waters ''
They are especially indicated in The whole r.t,a
Of ailments peculiar "a the Fatnaar ton~i ayt"h.
ui.h the cclabraini "YATURaL BRIDGE II
Virginia, and j. one IT that rcnatAAhi" group NJ
Mineral and Thermal Wafer which have gave"
1t viii be open to the public on JUNE -. III"
pruprictors Will spare no reasonable effort &" h''"
The BALLROOM willie supplied with mu.Nt ,
AMI tn BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS fa'
stored 10 complete order.
trUl railway IRON the North, riH Wash!Hg.un eng
ana Orange and Alexandra railroad ." HnIl"I,-
burg 10 Goshen Depot, thence by stage c"a'h"'
over smooth road, eight miles up the VAIL! -
the Springs. .
by the day.. ......t..........,,...sJ ~.
BY the month. ................. ) 30 per dAY.
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with ana.y,., a.i
fail description, sent by mail On applicable 30
PukCgLI, LAID x Co., Richmond. ~ o. fAr uM4sts
signed FRAZIER i RANDOLPH.
Proprietor.
The water is bottled. securely packed, ahI "A
sale al 81 So per case oI one dozen Rail ,A..
bottles by pVkCELI, LABD Co, R.rhM""3 , a..
RUekEk. Lynchhurs CnIBaAN k"p"Ek-' pa.
tnpre HE.shNsS q CO.. New York. and "'h-' ,@.,.
Ing druggists single box hAs uilrn ,aHri 'a@
necessity of 4 visit 10 the Springs
liberal discount mgi- 10. the TTHd" ~
PURCELL, LADp + CO.,
my l5-H General Ae.t.'
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STEAMERS.

NOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-a <rFfR>
TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA- sas2sseas
Ny The splendid new side wheel steamship
HATTERAS, LEWIS PARRISH commander, Abe,
MARIE, 4: BorKSE commander, iyave hlel ,l
YORK every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and We're bu'il
efRhf nv have Az, ' splendid SALOONS and STATE
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCoMMoDATiu.'s and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. ,,,
Passage, meals, and state-rooms included, FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York, on the Company's covered pier,
within forty. eight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that tho great
damage and loss by handling and exposure from
frequent shipping, as on other lines, II avoided
Freights Tor points beyond New York " III be for.
warded with dispatch, aud no charge made eXcop'
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo in New York at pier
No. 50 North river, and the Company steamers
for Wilmington, North Caroina; Charleston, -.
yannah Mobile and New Orleans, leave lrom tue
same pier Goods for these points can be trans
ferred without expense or exposure.
Insurance Is very low by these ships, and the
economy In time, insurance, and condlaHn N
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap
est route from Virginia. Insurance effected at
lowest rates. when ordered
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, Fox &CO.,
III Broadway, New York
SAMUEL AYREs CO.,
Richmond, Virginia.
CALDWELL DUNN,
TIL. WEBB,
Norfolk. Virginia.
f'' ''''' SAMUEL AYkEs 4 CO., Agents.
Ofice corner OF Cary and Virginia slr.rts, oppo-
site the .'obacco Exchange. d" 2l--ts
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I'VE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
sIx DEGREES, FAHRENHEIT.
TARpY, WILLIAMS Il Co, PNorEtrloGs

..,.-.< .,....-. ,,,p
wiz w 'ie' IVA '''0
ISL i''''
All the buildings h'''"- "''n ''FN''''1
ana niue" on' WIZ w." ,',..
D|r>' anu N"''N '''''
ptea'nr'-'''H'F' ~" eNP'">' ~ '""'. ''
spared bythe PfoPr'''''' !" "''"' - 81 '.'
.!'ll pleasant - I'''-S'bi1 ~ 80 ''7'N"'0s
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U'O THE PUBLIC.-As Commission
| crs appointed by the Legislature of Virginia
To- open books Of suh9crip,i@n To- 10" capital STOCK
POTOMAC RAILROAD AND RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD CONNIE TluN COM
PAEY, we inyit" tn" attention @i nc lRnllc !"
The connection itself has become one 81 the ,rccs-
stiles of the day, and IL essential 10 the welfare ol
the two lines which umitr' t'aa no, ,,"se IN
been compelled 10y IN" recent lr"~lfau"h ana ny
the destruction Gf their works Ia borrow capital
under pledges which render II lmlfaeucahle thal
they sliould under this new Improvement, thcy
would undoubtedly have been It's sol" proprsluf'
Such being the case, however, they have done whAt
IS more I" he pulr", - lar a. gu, =
minimum annual dividend L. TIA" subscriber OF
eight per centUm per annuIn, tr'e IRON taxation.
The connection viii cost about 9ii'''o' ana II -
estimated from the actual business oi IN" roads,
isolated a. they now are, that the present travel
and traffic would, at the tarit hNcd 10y the charter
81 the new company. pay more man Inc ah',E"
stated ucrrruta - upon that SUM. bHt w"r" tins
MOI the case il j. evident that the Iluc~ connected
couId afford to pay such annual rental a. II were,
rather than forc-u the advantages 10 lie derived.
There are no corporations ~ our state better es-
tabiishcd or which NOR" inliy ENJOY me ruOnc
confidence than these, and none which have more
uuVaryiugly met their obligations. We can there
fore with unusual carnestu"s>, ury" the attract
ivemess of tn" investment, which i salc' simple
in no degree speculative, and 10 when we nli-
cercly hope that our own coinlnuni! VIII he the
largest subscribers .
We would call special atieuriouto the fact that
the calculations al profit, are based ulr"u actual
experience, and that while tho subscriber Is Sc
cure Of minimum clear profit al eight per cen
tuln he will, in common with the other corpora.
lions mentioned. enjoy the traits of the incr MSr If
buslurss which the iutaTa u sure to bring. Those
DESTROYS Of further information can obtain y on
applicatonto either Mr. Daniel, President Rich
,n1ud Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany, or Mr.. Ellis. President Richmond and Pc
burg Railroad Company, ~ their Offices in Rich
mond. whore copies 81 the charter oi the proposed
" CONNECTION Company can lee seen, aud 10 Mr.
Sanford, President Of the Petersburg Railroad
COMPANY nj his office In Petersburg.
X. Il. HANALL,
u. V. DANIEL. JR.,
CHARLES ELLIS, commissioners,
6. !. MHEkS:
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fOYNERS WHITE, BLACK ANp

f'OYNER'S WHITE. BLACK AND
4 ILrE SULPHUR SPRINGS. -Thi, we'll ....rr
WATERING PLACE, situated ia Bo,.tour ,.ur..
"a IN the line and la full view at tue .r..r'.
auI Tennessee railroad, will BE- open t"r 'N.M.
cnntinn of visitors on the FIRST oF JUNE P.
-pns leaving Baltimore, Washing on, kgUu.r.t
and Petersburg. by morning train, -pah.fr. ,I.
night i'm Lvnchhnrg, will arrv" ~" lu..nvtrg
Iu"rning tn. trains stopping immediately up5.s h.
The undersigned formerly of Richmond 'aEa.
Flea sure in informing his friends and tie pan.r
That ne has removed {" tn. place with d. .ffar
tIon II making II his permanent residence, ant wt
spar, neither trouble nor expense a. render i,
a,rr n Bile and pleasant ~ isS guests
There ar" FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS. the mel.
Gina uunIitiys Of which are - -rutr rally and fags.
ably known that il is deemed unnecessary to .g,8A
81 their value.
Those DESTROYS Of us.rE III" Allegheny "r Aam
Waters can be supplied.
ArINE BAND will be in attendance dur.u, ts-
season
Colonel WARD so favorabiy known o., Manager
II tho Pauuuirr white sulphur >plu,s, ha~ ur..
engaged and will be pleased 10 -ng hi friend.
Those desiring comturabl" quarter, would t.,
well 10 make early application.
The price 81 board viii be- tire" dollar pr dag.
children and servants in proportion. t"imrua4
al I, n urr cent Will b. made "I al lt... ..T "..
waak twenty per cent for one month, AMI twenty.
.iyc par cent for two months or longer
PTkCELL, LADD CO., Richmond, Va. Il,
yrnn a constant supply Of III" water, pm Hl Fl.
1rait bottles, twenty four IN q casr. really a'
hiT,,inp WILLIAM II. l.l.
my lS-eol5w proprietor
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DRY GOODS, SHOES, go.

7 AIDES, KEEP POSTED IN THE
IL PRICE OF DRY GOODS: LEVY BR0THiEtKfes
arc selling high -lustre Black Silks ut ~ VI
and SLID handsome Mozambiques and Engnsn
Bareges nj Is cents rich slk-worked bareges az ~
Is cents very rich silk Plaid Mozambiques AT W
cents handsome Hermann Bareges at 20 cents.
ma mi cent assortment of Lawns at reduced prices
great red ucton in the price, oil BLACK elih Nie"
iars' baHiue'' gnu LEVY BROTHERS,
Is Main street.
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r.. yrsy -I1sssss
go ~ -. -, !. .-. -,
RICHMOND AND DASvTLLE RAILROAD
RICHMOND, May ,, 1870.
"a -4s.sss4sgs-.s Il! -ssa.t :5sill
LIZ -

"a :i: :s:..:..Z.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The following regular t,tinT $500 WILL pS run Oh
A MAIL TRAIN DAILY except on SUNDAY ~, Dei
tween Richmond aud stanton, LEAVING hIthh"hd
at I IS A. NJ and stanton Al ) \. NJ. ,..,,
NIGHT MAIL TRAIN between kichm"hI ~"
GnrIousviIla seven times a week, leaving kl.t-
mond at Is =. NJ and Gordonsvii!e ~ II 80 =. VI :.
This train ma kes close connections win trains on
,La Orange and Alexandria Railroad, ana dvG'ds
the delays at Gordonsvlle ON the former n1snh'
schedule BY this train passengers Tor th' 'ou'h-
west will net BE- dsl;ysa ~ ~ aay,po Siam
ton at "A. NJ. for the West, on Tuesdays, lhuts'
&fHE MAIL TRAIN leaving Richm3gnyd c9n ny,
RAILROAD. The DAY MAIL TRAIN connects
with STAGE COACHES at stanton, Lexington
The train west of stanton conrectswith STAGE
COACHES for Rockbridge Baths, RockbrlqEe Ann,
Warm Hot and Healing springs, ana the VINE
SuIphrr and Lewisburg.
Stanton connects with Freight Trains on orange
and Alexandria railroad for LynchouTs ana Alex
andria. >.. 49, - ar,,,a
and Alexandra raiiroal without change OF cars.
Goods purchased IN northern CUES can ~ S'iu
direct to any station on this ROAD where lhe eg GIN
pany has az agent by consgnins mem !" F ;! B.
mond The charge for the transit through ken,
mond including wharfage, drayage stort!e anu
commissions, will not exceed ten Genus per ono
hundred pounts and on heavy articles "ili De
much less Freights will be collected at 1e'tiha'
Through tickets can he purchased .! .his ohiceto
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Iha'tdho'h@ ana
Fare to Lynchburg reduced to 81.
Tickets 10 Lexington, "a, a. III
Freight oiice al EicLm"nd closed ~ ~ =, Ri,
da1l-,s General Superintendent.
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! They are ifteer miles west from Hilltorp, a,.,.
on tho Virginia Central railroad, and r.r,t 49,
i've miles from the Hot, and eight from t... H.,
Springs.
Very little need be said in calling tutI.. .....
tion to a watering piac" 40 celebrated. l,faa,.
known and visited by the white for uryst..
hundred years, and was before thar known. =.
Indians n " The spring of strength from - .,,
Tiy"rating influence OF bathing ia n, wasr
The temperature of the baths are gB AID ..t..
r"uheit. The waters are famed fmF 'h".rrrrr-v.
cases Of Chronic Cont, rheumatism. Sssrs....
Torpid Liver, with its attendant c"n,epu.nra. ...5
n. Indigestion, Constipation, Drop.lrlI E-a...
&C.. Also Paralysis In it, yarf,I, FORM.
larseneut Of the spleen, Chronic >wa.llug-.sr...
joints, Chronic Diarrhra. Dyspepsia. Grave.
variety 81 Female Diseases, especially thu,u.s.
chronic character, attended with general d......
Tho accommodations 1T these Spring, ar.. as....
For amusement If the guests are y tun ha#s.r.,.
billiard saloon, and bowlng alley.
Route la the Warm Spring, From Jua u.rts -
Orange and Alexandra RAILWAY to- Gar.us...
thence ria Central railroad to M,laarls .r..
From the south, ri" LyncAbur- ~ Richmond
Virginia Central railroad to Mi,Jor". depot rs.
the depot fr-t-clt~s stage coaches uy.ra t.l..a..
fifteen miles to the springs.
BOARD Less than one w""k - p"r day. chit.
dren and servants in proportion. one wer.aa.
. over - per day, less ten per cent.
my 3l-Tu&Flm GEok". MAYS
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NOTICE. Books will be opened for
" subscription to the cafital stock OF - TIE
RICHMOND, FREDEElCkSEBuuEEGG AMP Dv rop P2.
TERSRi-RG RAILROAD CONNECTION COM
PANY, at the office of the Richmond and Peters rs
burg Railroad Company in Richmond, ana Al me
"tgra of the Petersburg Railroad Company IN Pc
trrsburg, on the LIST day OF June, l,dd, under the
direction Of he undersigned, Commissioners named
III the '""''0' - r. r. HAXATL..
= '. DANIEL. JR.,
CHARLES ELLIS,
q. A. MYERS,
my 23pt r II. WYNNE.
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WE HAVEN STORE A FULL AS
w SORTM ENT Of Cambria, Swiss, Jacomet, y am ;
SOCK. and Null Muslins Embroidered Edges an na
IneSr,fnga Paper Collars and Gun. for ladies ana
Gentlemen Infants Frock Waists, Infants EmbTol-
a 'i,',,. Ho'''' '''f LEVY BROTHERS,
MING, Is Main street.
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ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

L. J. CRUMP, Builder, Gor"rn''Es
II. street, opposite Whig Buliding, ! Ir,rt,'' 4
Ia ke ontracts for all kinds of bClku1N'H
and 10 execute work IN Ms line IN al its bs"'"''
JOBBfNG promptly attended to.
PACKING BOXES for merchants and "IAei> 10
nufaclur-d at the shortest notice. r.
The best materials used IN all work .h'
lowest price, charged. nv t---I
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He has Mems CALF sEWED B,oi2 S, ,fpm = a.
SO: Womens KID and MOROCCO sEWhp Ball
N ,oT as@s rT" H. Nj. CASTOR, 70 Main strset.
COURTNEY II son. BROAD
Y street. four doors below Ninth 92Es fu W, Re-
crived and offer for sale at the LOW Esi MAI
KET RATES, the following Goods, anu uN hger:y
~"s 81 dazs ii IAS 81 FEEScH ENGLISH, and
qoo do ~EHN MISS tns'' and INFANTS HOSE,
$50 CENTS, BOYS, and INFANTS HALF
UNDER sfHIRTs for GENTS, LADIES, GIRLS
GENTS IS" LINEN i BOSOM SHIRTS, and JEANS
100 ao a"a LIN linen 4" HnYDKERCHIEFs for La
DIES, CENTS, and CHILDREN.
CENTS. and BOYS SiLK and COTTON HAND
LADIES So" OLIVES, in Isle THREAD, SILK,
cEYTFss' r." G HtSS in Isle THREAD, SILK,
PLArE," :44 EMBEoEPEEHEo coEsETs' in
PRIDE h Of f { " W6RLD, EiiPREss, and PA
wIuTI SctAM iaf On JiaHIt6NET, aud CHECKED
SWISS MttE$LINs, NAlyooOE, BISHOP
BLACK a" AID WHITE. PLAIN and DOTTED
CAMBRiC and SWISS EDGINGS anu INSERT
THREAD EDGINGs, MAGIC AID COVENTRY
We womld Al 90 call special attention "a. our KID
GLOVES al ONE DOLLAR pr g%iTrI,IT,s,4lIy dS@od
article my @,-lwl COURTNEY SON.
ERESII ARRIVAL.-NEW GOODS
Il JUST RECEIVED At JULIUS MEY ERS, new
NJ III BROAD STREET, opposite New Market
Pretty English Bar"scs at % cents
Black Lace Shswls, very cheap;
BLACK A nj Colorel silks,
Mozambique and Greuddine Shaws,
CIuuy Lace Collars,
Cor,., and Duplex Elliptic Skirts,
SIX Wrappiugs made to order,
Hosiery and Gloves,
FOuiari SILK,
French Cinghams and CambricS,
Trimmings and Fancy Ribbons.
and other Fancy Goods too numerous 10 mention al
my 2>-lw JULIUS Mhl bh o
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NOS! N
JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS.
RICHM0ND MUSICAL * q Ii u 3,
No. 1873 HAIs STREET,
sole agents for
STEPS PREMIUM pIAN0-F0RTEs.

STlEFF'S PREMIUM clANo-FohiEs.
These instruments have been before the punhc
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These Instruments have ALL THE LATEST In
PRoVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege OF exchange within Twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
10 the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who nave
STIEPF's PIANOS now in use:
General Z. Z. LIE, Washington College, Lexing-
ton;
d. B. PAYsR & Bro, Lynchburg;
Rev. r. Z. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute !;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. v.
CAvEL. Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, stanton;
Professor L. A. ANBoLD, Richmond.
call from all In want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
10 solicited. Terms liberal. AT
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The GROCE-
" RY BUSINESS conducted by JOHN BLAIR,
late OF William M. Harrison Co.. and the COAL
BUSINESS conducted by ALBERT BLAIR are this
day united, and will be carried on under the firm
Of JOHN i ALBERT BLAIR.
We have taken the new store No, 10 Main
street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, Il
few door below the National Exchange Bank, and
will he pleased Ia furnish orr friends aud the pub
lie with choice aud wrlI-selected arncl's OF IA
MILY GROCERIES,
Thankful Ia otu friends for former kindnesses,
we hope Ia merit and receive fnll portion 81 pub
lie favor JOHN BLAIR,
INV 2alu ALBERT BLAIR.
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DICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
III INSURANCE COMPANY - Subscribers 10
stock in this Company will please call at the Office
OF the Company (corncr of Twelfth aud Main
streets aud pay the hrs nstaiment On their stock
due on or before the Isl proxno. By order Of the
Board. JOHNsF. e.. POTTS, Secretary,
JOHN b. DAVIS, President. my 2a--it
FURNISHING GOODS.-Gentlemen
II Undershirts, Drawers, Socks, snspenders, Ties,
gloves, &C., Ia great variety ofsyles and prices at
WEkTENBARER Il WILLIAMS,
ap II io2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-01
WILLIAMS c. WICKrAM,
my 2S-Gt President.
Two THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.

rI'O THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
1 The end we propose Is the cause of the south
1t has neither party section, nor division. The
obligations of the survivors 10 the memory OF the
martyrs of the war address the south as one family
wherein, though there he degrees ui affection and
bcrea vement, none are without sorrow and grief.
Ii is NOT, however To hearts crushed by personal
SORROWS much To the gratitude cherished for
noble deeds by noble men, We appeal. With this
the southern heart thrObs with one impulse. and IL
ready To testify it, iueNtinguishablc sympathy.
1t Shall be our enieavar Ia rescue from the obli
WON L. which they are passing the graves Of the
great host which persisted in the war and sleep uu-
distinguished in our cemetery. Their memory his
tory will transmit from age 10 age, pr0pouuding
without number illu>trlon~ examples nom which
the uobiest OF every age may eaten new liSpl-
ration. We propose the humber tribute, yet the
more touching IL relatives and friends, aud even Ia
the general hedrt.-that OF Identifying with du.
rable monuments the ground whore sleep the
hon"red dead-tempting thither by its becoming
mage Ia such dead. Our designation Is " Hollywood
Memorial Association OF Richmond pledged TO
apply the means which may be provided 10 the per-
mancnt protection and adOrIunrnt of the graves
of the Confederate dead inferred in Hollywood
Cemetery. Those contributing to the Association
will be enrolled as members ana contributions
may be RENTED To the Treasurer, Mrs. Dr.. BAR
NET and letters addressed To the CORES pOnding
Secretary Mrs DR. BOLTON Information will he
furnished all times by the President and by amy
member Of the Memorial Committee.
MRS. WILLIAM II. MCFARLAND,
President:
Mrs. JAMESK. CASKIE,
MIS-. DR. BARNEY,
Mrs. e. MAGRuDER,
Ms. JAMES LYONS,
Mrs. BIDGOOD,
MR-. DABNEY,
Mas. BARkSpAlE,
MRs. DR.. CULLEN,
MRs. COWARDIN,
Mrs. DIX. HAXALL,
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