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SELLING OFF AT COST.
ELECTION NOTICES.

OFFICE OF rHx SMYRNA & DEL. BAY
Il X. Co. Smyrna. Dec l6, 1867.
Holders OF the Capital Stock OF the Smyrna g. Della.
ware Say 7allroad Company are hereby notified that
she ANNUAL MEETING Of said company will be
hed at their Office, in Smyrna, on lhe SECOND
WEDNESDAY, the Sih OF January, next, for the
purpose Il eleclng Directors 10 serve for The
enruing year. The Report Of the Directors for The
past year, will be sabsaHied. tfp<seA
By order Of lhe Board.
A. STOCKLY,
NoVsiS, is6l}TS II 4 Secretary pro. TEN.
Dsiessarssn please copy four times.
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FREE OF COST

Sree o. goods and sample sent to any address
8, Ros,u,, niess Ma ALLEN, HAYES y CO.. IS Federal
rn,i rshcn' German and English Or, and Fancy Goods
Ouuefy' rlaled Ware, Albums, Leather Goods. &C.
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WANTED Ladies or Gentlemen to sell the CEu
Scissors Sharpener Button Hole Gutter and Rim.
per combined Sample sent by mail for 40 els Ad.
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

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UNIVERSAL CLOTHEV WRINGER

ne most convenient, most durable, and therefore
the y cheapest Wringer ever made; has taken more
% nrS' premiums, at State and general fairs, and is
Together. ~ ''''i "i'"seiS
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VIC ore COminn

1nr VIII present TO any person sending ms olub in
coods 80. nsa1 w ONE DOLLAR Sale of Dry and Fancy
noOosa 700 Watch, Piece Of Sheeing, silk Dress Ioy Pal
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HENRY SEEeUANCE
WANTS To KNOW
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSOI2

lie would also state that having became sole ,,o
2rIei0r OF the Store formerly by Spruanee Il Me-
gear, he offers 10 his old customers the uubIic and
everybody else STOCK OF GOODS abundant m
quantity. rich in quality and dirt cheap.
IL the Ladies want fine, nice wearing annareI 10,
ihem examine his Dress Goods and ClOakines He Is
sure 10 please the ladies'
AS Tor Gems ''ioggeIy he's got il in abundance or
rather the truck 10 make H. His line of Cloths Cass
meres and Ves!Ings cannot be beaI--not oven by the
man VINO struck Billy Patterson - wv
Concerning his Gr"ceries, Queensware and SIGH
it's only necessary say that they're The hest ,hi
made. ~ o'
lie offers every inducement to buyers, and if thev
ont buy from him il won't be his iauIt novSO
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AZYC:OS!-,

Three magnfcentlv illustrated Medical Books
coAainIng important Physiological information for
men ana women, sent free on receipt of twenty five
cents, by addressing the Secretary OF the New York
Medical University, No. 80 Clinton Place, N Y Civ
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q q C.

II Is 'he Best Chance ever offered to Agents One or
two days time will secure good
SEWING MACHINE, WATCH, SILK DRESS. RFvor vr,p
or some other article of equal value FPEE OF COST
wanted cVerywheFC, male and female
DoaT fawnf0kerS Sale in the country Send f Hne
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EIa.lsysI nee al
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MACHINES,


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We're d,0drtlcd the highest p,c1,iitD, ot tho
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much smaller needle for tie same thread than nnv
other machine and by the introduction of the mo,
approved machinery, we are now able TO sunplv ,La
very best machines in the world. "''
These machines are made at our now
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under the immediate supervision of tina
PRESIDENT of the Company, Elias Howe
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ihey are adapted to all kinds of family sewing
ana TO use OF Seamstresses, Dress Makers Ta;Ior
manufacturers of shirts, collars skirts cloaks man
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\VANfED-In every locality, an Agent for Tho
,y,,,.s eiaware Mutual Life Insurance Company of
"'A'"'sSS"' references SsN@ @ required. Address
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CUT THT& nTrH

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IRON CITY COLLEGE,
containing specimens of Cowley's Premium Penman.
Sa p Elegant Views of College Bnildlng Halls City
of Pittsburgh, &c &c.
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FOR SALE
NOTICE.

The undersigned. having retired from business for
he express purpose Of settling up-and having given
n'ti"e TO those who are indebted Ia him 10 come n
aad selle their accounts, and having failed 10 do
ne would give notice that il they do not come nrvard
immediately and seItIe lhcr acroun,s will he nIead
In the hands OF an officer for collection. r'-''U
Smyrna, Del Dec. Il.-5t WARN
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Men and Boys Clothing cut and mado in the most
Fashionable manner, and Perfect Fits Guaranteed,
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Go to Phillips & FAIRIES for your ready made
clothing, as they have the largest stock in Smyr-
ma. They are selling cheap. n.
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changing their advertisements as often as may,
be requisite, occupying the space first agreed
upon. Their privilege is also limited TO their
own name and business, and all other adver-
tisemenss they may direct to be published, will
be an extra charge.
Nss~All advertisements will be continued
until ordered out, and the full rates charged,
unless the time of their Insertion is specially
marked thereon. when left at the office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-22
erFIFrEEy YEARS AGO AND now

re FIFTEEN YEARS AGO AND NOW
Fifteen years ago HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS was struggling into notice against the pre-
jndcss which everything new, however excellent
Is doomed to encounter.
To-day 1t stands at the head OF all The tonic and
al erative preparations in existence It's celebrity
has evoked many limitations, but 20 RIVALS. fny
sicians pronounce il the ONLY sAFE sTIMULAST fha'
has ever been introduced into the sick chamber.
In the hospitals Of the army and navy the sur
geons find IL the very best tonic for convalescents'
and report it invaluable for ming the vigor
Of troops on the march. as remedy Tor scurvy
and all scorbuic affections, and as the only spe-
ciHc for sea sickness California and Australia
have emphatically endorsed II al the MINER 5 ME
pIcrSB par excellence, and In Spanish America
and all the tropical climates 1t is considered the
only reliable antidote to epidemic fever.
There is no mystery about the causes OF us sue
cess 1t is the only stomacLic and Alternative In
which are combined the grand requisites Of mid
pure and unvitiated vegetable stimulant, with the
finest selection of tonic ant-biious, anti scorou-
tic aperient and depurative herbs, plants roots'
and barks that have ever been intermlXed IN
medicinal preparation
tits also proper TO state thatthe BlTfEss are SOLO
exclusively in glass, and never, under any circum
stances, by the gallon or the barrel. lmpostor'
and imitators are abroad, and the only safeguard
the public has against them Is TO see that the BIT
| TIERS they buy bear the engraved label and note
| of hand of Messrs. HOSTETTER & SMITH, anf
the Governms mt stamp over the cork oil the potle
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-22

turn Of the Legislature he would introduce
a bill to authorize the sale Of the State In
terests IN internal improvements.
\ Mr.. STRAUGHAN expressed his grounds Of
opposition to the bill: the anomalous po-
litical condition of the State and the
poverty Of the people. ~ grss
Mr.. GooDE said that il seemed to be 0
disposition Of members to prejudice con-
solidation on the grounds that its friends
were endeayoring to depreciate the state
bonds, in order that they might be bought
up at low price. He said the idea was not
sustained by the facts. There were none
who had gone farther than the friends OF
consolidation to sustain the credit OF Tue
State. They voted almost in body ,or
this bill. The motives Of the consohoa-
tion friends in the Senate were impugneu;'
They had disclaimed the motives a..ll-
bntcd to them, and placed their action
ON other grounds; and they by no means
united in their votes on the amendment.
For himself, Mr.. GooDE voted upon an
,,aosures according to their merits. ne
nn,ad against no bill simply because us
cr;ends had not voted to suit him. Inc
,nar;t ne n measure was the proper test 10
~ annlied to it. This was the just rule.
He did not approve of the Senate's amend,
,,ant Int az he beliered the credit ana
honor of the State depended upon the pas
.aoe of this bill, and that the House must
ooncnr in the amendment or defeat 1t, he
sbould vote for the amendment.
Mr.. WHITE followed, taking the same
aide urging concurrence in the Senate's
amendment.
The vote was taken, and tho amendment
concurred in by the following vote:
ArEs.-Messrs. Atkinson, Bekem, Butt, A.
J. Clark, Crump, Daniel, Dawson, Davidson
Deskins, English, Evans, Fields, Garrett,
Glendy, Goode, Jr., Graham, Graves, Gray
Hansbrough, Herndon, Jackson, Jones, kei-
ley, Kellam, Kendrick, Kilby, Langhorne,
Leonard Lewis, Mann, Marshall, Magiil, Me-
iruder. Merritt, Miller, Morris, Owen, Peed
PendIeton, Purdie, Riggs. Rixey, Robertson
Scott, Strayer, j. Mcdowell Taylor. w. r Is
deli, wall, Watkins, White, Wilson, Wool
bridge, Word, and Mr. Speaker-55.
NoEs-Messrs. Baylor, Bowles, browning
| Cabell, Dickinson, Garnett, Hancock, Harris
Harnsberger, Martin, Morgan, Patterson
Ragsdale, Straughan, Thompson, Il. Turner
Woodson, and Wyatt-ls.
So the bill became law.
| A motion to reconsider was taken as al
opportunity for further explanation by
MIR. GARNETT, who had opposed the mea
sure throughout on the ground OF the
poverty of the country.
Mr.. PENDLETON made few remarks, II
which he expressed regret at the allu
sicns made to the motives of gentlemen
He added the expression Of his gratifica
ton and his thanks to Mr.. CRUMP for hi
promise to introduce bill upon the re
assembling of members to separate the
State from internal improvements by sell
ing out her interest in them. This HI
considered matter Of paramount mpor
lance, and he hoped it would be maturet
by the Legislature. j.,
The motion to reconsider was rejected
After brief time in considering some
unimportant bills,
On motion of Mr.. STRAUGHAN, the House
adjourned to meet again at IL o'clock Oh
the 10th of April.
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Speak Out, Neighbor.

In reply to our request for information,
and to our intimation that it had changed
its position on certain question, the En-
quirer of yesterday says:
"The Enquirer has not said word on
the point mentioned" "The Enquirer,
therefore, has neither eaten its words nor
eaten dirt"
That is all. And yet, more Hibernico,
it says that if we do not know what its po-
sition is upon this point upon which it has
not said word, our ignorance results from
q defect in either itself or ourselves which
is irremediable. We think, on the con-
trary, that we could understand an an
swer to the following question:
Does the Enquirer maintain now that the
people of Virginia cannot, without de-
grading and dishonoring themselves, vote
for convention to change the constitution
of this State in conformity with the re-
quirements Of the Sherman law?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-22

The PAY OF ARMY OFFIcERs.-The New
York Tribune says the pay and allowance
Of the gentlemen who wear stars and
shoulder-straps In our army on its peace
footing are reported to BIO as follows:
General Grant, sls.l2O; Lieuten.o.
General Sherman, sl4,8l4; Major Gensrs,
Halleck, s7,7l7; Major General Mead
s7,7l7; Major-General Sheridan, SILL.
Major-General Thomas, s7,7l7; Briraaier
General Mcdowell, S5,5l7; Brigadier- &c.
neral kosecranz, 1851; colonies, $500
lieutensnt-colonels, 1894; majors. az
1885; captains, S3,049; first lieutenant
s2,1ls; and second lieutenants, 1858. =
We don't realize that any twenty pei
cent, addition can be urgently needed
here.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
North vast corner MaInnd Eleventh streets.

A MOST VALUABLE LOT, ON THE
~ NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOUR1EsNTH STREETS,
EOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-On MONDAY the 18Th
March at 70 O'Clock NJ, we will sell a. auction
upon The premises, the LOT OF GROUND sitnatsd
as above stated being the second LOT below Thir.
teenth or Governor street, and being th- same
wherein formerly stood The large ,r9n front cloth.
Il fronts on Main street 80 feet, and runs back TO
Tobacco alley, go feet wide on Which s zen, II has
sacon on iis west line adjoining Spences store,
which affords space for stairway four feet wide,
without detracting from the size I the store
This lot Is located In the very heart ofthe b'st
business part OF Main street with hand some stores
on each side, and in every respect Is one OF the
most dssira bic pieces OF property now In the mar
ket nor Is there any Of ts kind likely to be offered
soon.
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash balance at 9, II, and
Ii mO nths for negotiable notes, interest added Sc.
cured by trust deed. Taxes for He7 TO be paid
y - GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
NH ls Auctioneeus.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auetioneers,
Rankars. Brokers, and Zeal Estate Agents.

yTRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT. ON TENTH STREET BErW EEN MAIN
AND CARY, ON THE WEST SIDE THBREOf =
tha snbscrIber by Lewis +. Montague and Others,
dated the 9Th day Of March, ises duly recorded In
Icbmond Hastings Cour'. to secure the payment
20 a n egotiabia note bearing date with the said
deed. calling for 20. 500 due twelye m nths after
date shall proceed to sell The sams =, public
Ssy of April, ls87 at II O'clock A. NJ. Said pro-
nsity Is now oe cupied by Werth Raihbun Co.,
and Montague Son.
Maid in cash the balance 10 be pa In three equal
fnstaIrnents. payable In four, eight, and twelve
months with interest thereon added title re-
tanned until all OF the PAYMENT. are made. Taxes
and Insurance for the present year to he raid by
The nnrshaser LEWIS A. PHELPS,
- 10 Trustee.
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DIED,
At Buckingham Courthouse, Va, on the i?th ! IN
slant after protracted illness, JOHN HOUSE
WRIGHT, aged seventy-seve years. HAL, ard
Central Presbyterian, new lork hefaiu' "No
the Cincinnati papers please copy.
Suddenly, on the Goth instant. after few hours
sickness, Mr.. JOHN ID. SMITH; aged hfty-slx
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, corner OF Twenty seventh and Franklin
streets, FRIDAY, 22d, at o'clock r; d. The
friends and acauaintances of the family are re-
specially invited TO attend.
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Nv Harrison, 9oddin Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
cMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, ON
TaEEasT SIDE OF ST. STEPHEN BETWEEN
nnuuat AND BkKRR STREETS. FOR SALE AT
ItJCFioN will be sold at auction: on the pre-.
miscs, on FRIDAY ga q MaTsn lssI, At 2, si2cs
=. ebovx containing three rooms. besides k'tch.
an able. well Of water, &C., and now occupied
oyTTa.s one third cash balance ut four and
obi months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured By trust deed; The taxes ana insurance
'oi 'H'' HARRISoNy 4UDDlH 3 APPERsog.
r,h oa Auctiopeers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs& Williams, Aucuonssp,
North vast corner Main and Eleventh saYssts.


TWO BRICK DWELLINGS, TWO
L FRAMED DWELLINGS,, BRICK COTTAGE,
SALE AT AUCTIOH.-on THURSDAY, gIst
March, ut helf-past o'clock, p. NJ, we will sell
ut auction. upon the premises, the property stu
ated on Fourth between Duyal and Baker Streets,
and extending to the corner u Baker street. cecu.
pied In part by MessB. Blennsr. Tupman, MeCar-
thy, and McEyans, and consisting 81
Two very neat and desirable BRICK DWELL
IFGs, each with ave rooms, and . kitchen with
two rooms water and gas;
Two very neat and comfortable FIR AIMED
BILLINGS, each with three rooms, and .
kitchen, water, and gas;
BRICK CoTTA9g, with three rooms; and
Avery pretty BUILDING LOT.
These houses have been erected within few
years past are remarkably well built, and are now
In good order.
We invite special attention 10 the sale OF this
property, as II In Of the character most sought
after and Is really very desirable.
The lots front about thirty one feet each, and
run back I2p feet 20 an alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve ulDnths for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed Taxes for 1881 10
be paid by the purchaser;
Ps-The above sale is postponed on account 81
the weather 10 MONDAY, 2Sth instant, at u
o'clock p. N. n, wu,,xs
NH % OhDBbS q W
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By Grubbs u Williams. Auc,ioneers,
Northwsst corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF
l. deed o, trust from Henry Harris; Robert Hsr.
ria and Mary Ann Harris. his wife, and Henry
rnmp. 10 the undersigned a. trnstee, dated the
7th day q FeoTpary lss1; and Of record IL .ns
AZ nnhlie sueiion5 at "a o'clock p. NJ on TUES
pay q day Of April ass1 SP he rs
thaYsin conveyed and which is situated a. fol.
lows Lots SOS II ami 10, lying betseen dams
and Commercs streets, In the county OF henrico'
sdiacen nj 10 the city OF Richmond also, nisnsu-
lar lot lying in said county. fronting 81 feet on
Leigh street alro, certain wooden ,enemsn,S .ng
estate above referred to.
TERM or sALE Ca.h to 20 mnch on me pro- o
casds OF t1e ,ale Of the real estate Will dis
charge a nota for $500. which ssid real estate
securss: and for cash TO much OF the proceeds
~ ala 81 the wooden tenemsnts before referred 10
as will discharge note for 500, which !, secured
thereby and In both cases for such further rum
nj money IN cash a. will pay of the expenses OF
executing this trust The terms as to the surplus
proceeds OF sale will be made known on shed.y OF
sale. WILLIAM osIrhc, irus.se;
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NH II
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem a
wi hers of Ioye Lodge, No. 81, are hereby XXX
summoued to attend st ,ted meeting OF their/ "
Lodge at their hall on Broad street between
Ninth and Tenth. THIS friday kNENlNu ~
By order Of the worshpful Master;
NH '22-lt* AUG. ARSELL, JR Secretary.
MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-An ad
wi iournsd annual meeting Of the stoch holders
OF ths MIDLOTHtA COAL MINING COMPANY
will be held on THURSDAY the 9'th instant, at IL
O'clock at the off ce Of the company in this city
NH 81 JOHN G. STANARD, Secretary
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR OF sTEAMBoATs')
EXCHANGE PLACE. I
BALTIMORE, MD, March l3, 1867.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OFTHE
honorable Secretary OF the treasury, no
tce IL hereby given TO W HON ii may concern that
COMMISSION is To MEET IN THE CITY of
NEW YORK on the s,h OF April, 1851 to examine
info the merits OF such INVENTIONS OF LIFE
SAVING CHARACTER as may be presented 10 H.
SO that the Department may authorize their EN-
ployment on the vessels Of the Mercantile Marine
of the United States.
said inventions will embrace
Boilers of Steam Engines,
Anti. Incrustators,
Safety Valves,
Steam Gauges,
Water Gauges,
Life Boats, with Detaching Apparatus, &c
The Commission wishes to have submitted 10 IL
the results of the best and most practical me-
ehAhi'a' sN''' VI INV JOSEPH CRAGG,
~ Iso eod3t Third District.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-22

The negroesiu Troy, N. Y, At the recent
cnartsr election In that city, almost invs.
sisoly voted for the Democratic candidate
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APPROPRIATIONS MADE BY Co,

APPROPRIATIONS MADE BY CONGRESS-
The appropriations of the second session
Thirty ninth Congress amount to Sl44,-
793,O37, not including private bills nor au-
thorized expenditures where the sums have
not been named. Some Of the provisions
show what we have been about, and where
this.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, MOST VALUABLE
L AND DEsIRkBLE THREE ESr ~
C6RNEP FRANKLIN AND TWENTY IL
SIXTH sTRRETs, ON CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE:
am requested by the owner to offer i9r suts ae
Story BRICK Residence situated as above.
The main building contains eight rooms, with gas,
rssr building containing three rooms, brick
kitchen with two rooms, brick stable ana the
usual back buildings.
passed for a private residence, having one oil tne
most beautiful views of the surrounding country
for miles in all directions This dwsiilhs 10 oui,.
expensive manner, having been built for the use
OF the original owner. Such property Is seldom
offered for sale.
E. A. J. CL0PToN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
,rb o. a. No u Twelfth street, near Franklin.