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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-29
win Congress Impeach the Prcsi-
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There Is not day passes ON which We are
not asked the question; win Congress
impeach the Presidentg" And when we
answer that question In the affirmative. we
are almost sure 20 be met by negative
shake of the head, and the answer. mo.
no, they dare not do itv But we tell these
doubling THoMAsEs" that the Radical
leaders not only dare TO do It, but they ,oW
do Il. Mr.. JouNsoN Is an obstruction IN
the way OF the success Of their devilish
schemes for the destruction Of our Repub-
lican form Of government, and they will
notA Ahesitate at the removal of that OBJ
str0etion 10 their schemes, nor of that
other one the Supreme Court. Then will
iolloW the destruction of the State govern
ments, and the reduction Of those once
proud. Independent sovereigntios, to the
condition Of mere colonies or protectorates,
and the people to mere serfs, under the
tyrannical rule OF officials appointed by
so-called Congress.
Dare notw They will dare do anything
and everything they may deem necessary
to retain power and save themselves from
the indignation of an outraged people. 1t
is life or death with these Radical leaders,
and they are not such blind fools as not to
see IL. Mr.. JOHNSON must be removed
the supreme Court must be destroyed
State governments must cease to be and.
as TnAD. STEVENS told them upon one oeca-
sion, "The Constitution and conscience
must be east to the devil" that the Radical
party may live. No matter what becomes
of the government framed by the patriotic
dead. No matter what becomes of the
country. No matter what becomes Of
American Liberty. No matter what be-
comes of the people aud their best interests,
this Radical devilism must continue to cx-
ist; and to do so, all that is noble, good and
pure, must go down before it; and 20
down It will, never to rise again except
through bloody revolution, unless the pco-
pie at once take the matter In hand and
check the conspirators in their mad, devil |
ish work of destruction.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-29

There is dog in Vicksburg rejoicing in
one head, eight legs aud four tails.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-29
BE Warned.

The WashingtonsURioN closes an article
upon the present political situation as fol-
lows:
"This is no time to mince words. We are
on the eve of tremendous epoch The
REPUBLIC must lice, Me UNION must be
preserved, the CONSTITUTION must remain in
tact. If all other means fail, there is al
ways an appeal to the God of Battles, and
the Last Resort is always open TO free,
an enlightened, and brave people, to
maintain and preserve their Constitutional
rightsn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-29
BRONCHIAL TR0GHEs
Having adirectunucnceto the parts,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For sFOnchitiS, asthma, CataFFh, Con-

Sumpt,ye and Throat Diseases,
Trochcs are usod with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will lind nocASs useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking and relieving
the throat after an unusual eNertion Of the vocal
organs The TrocAeS are recommended and pre-
scrbed by Physicians and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country Being
an article Of true merit, and having proceed their
efficacy by a test OF many years each year finds
them in new localities in various parts OF the
world, and the Troohes are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHES," and do not take any OF the Worthless Ind
tdtioHs that may be offered.
Sold every where in the United states aud For
eign Countries, at 30 cents per box uo9Odw6m
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Mrs. WINSLOW,

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
aairllmond 0ispattk.
rpIpay...............APRlL 26, 1867


The cable news from the Continent grows
more and more threatening. The opinion
that war will he waged between France
and Prussia is now, we believe, predom-
nant. Yet the consequences of war al
this time on the Continent, are so serious
that we suppose il will not occur until fur
thor and earnest efforts are made to avert
Il, The enormous expenditure that war
would involve, and the very heavy indebt-
edness of the Governments now at variance
will certainly make both Of them 10th to
commence hostilitics. The further appre-
bension that the war being begun may lead
70 serious and widespread complications,
will also have its effect.
a., tho other hand, Prussia is flushed
with her late triumph, and the secret of
her success being the promptncSS of her
movements and the impctuosity with which
her troops were hurled upon the army OF
Austria. she may now pursue an eXacting
and summary policy that is unlavorable to
cancellation. France having witnessed the
stvlc with which the PruSSian diplomacy
and the Prussian hostilities were con-
Quoted, will likely prepare with an eNpc-
dition they may well suggest, to encounter
Prussia. Thus the chances of peace, we
may suppose, are seriously diminished, and
actual hostilitieS may be brought on with
unusual expedition.
Should the war occur, even if ii involves
none but the two nations, II Will be one OF
great magnitude. 1t will probably be soon
ended, which is a consolation. The en-
cinerv of war of these times gives to the
victor Of few fields advantages that soon
settle the question and put an end to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26

The Committee on the Richmond and
Lynchburg Airline Railroad held meet
ing yesterday evening. 1t appeared that
a sum considerably larger than the mini
mum capital necessary for the orgauiza-
ton was subscribed, and there was gene
raj desire for meeting of stockholders at
An early day for the purpose Of organlza-
ton. This cannot well take place, how
ever, earlier than the lst OF June. About
that time, we may say with certainty the
company will be formed.
The prospects Of the Improvement in
the estimation of the committee were en-
couraging, and there seemed to be no
doubt of the building Of the road with
perhaps facility and expedition not usual
in Virginia. From correspondence al
ready had, this opinion is fully justified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
Wendell Phillips and his Friends.


WENDELL PHILLIPS delivered lecture
in New York On Tuesday night, in which
he cxpatiatcd upon the theories 10 which
he has been So long devoted, in his peculiar
STYLE of freedom and taut-tinding. lie
seemed to he satisfied with no one save
TuAp. STEVENS. He spoke of the Sccre-
tarv of State as "that trembling lump OF
"iclly we call SEWARD" 10 "tiing him at
"J.rF. DAVIS" he said, twas like pclting
"thc Rocky mountains with cologne Wa
"tcr." He was particularly sharp upon
MeS,rs. GREELEY and WILSON. The former
he appears to delight in ridiculing; for
which, however, GREELEY rctaliates very
fairly. PHILLIPS groups Messrs. GREELEY
and WILSON together as follows:
Il think Nature intended Mr.. Greeley for
simplr.heartrd and honest man. But he ON
j. not a fox. LIughtcr.l In some nntoftu-
nate moment Mr.. Greeley conceived me lle'
tna, he was made Tor Iallryrtnd, ana he has
ever since been i'll favor trading principles loi
immediate results. / am not here III thls tiAS
10 object either to the disgrace or the uht'F'
taiuty Of SuCh trade, but only 10 lis Ill sue
cess. IArre are Solt' men pu!I ''''''.''
senator i>pi md 'tI that Of his party uni
formly. The trouble with Greeley Is, i a,,.i
,h, ha rrfs TO- he tries only to his own dis
grace and the ruin OF ms party. re .,, mi ,i
r'''IioI-S and nothing but the earnest
ness ami Sagactty Of the people saved me he
p@nc2n pm ~ 9 Ink, -, If tI't II i only the
bnn.lrrs that do 50. Henry Wilson Is 4 born
IEA'. NJ I5 ra a The sInmsr.t Of morals.
! always p.,rads"S his tact. Every man Ca, can
hni M, J.rgd- on what his talent happens
10 be- The donkey who saw the spaniel tondle
ms 5I.G. n r, mn io his Iip thoncht
IL had as good right 10 be 50 treated; but
mS ne wv" WA. s cd INTO the stree alhonsh
the sam" donkey mnnehinS ms 'ni>t.e on the
t''''''"' " - 4. t,,
!"'i"''"s "oj'S' l'-'"-"'''j
lie rcuea,S his assaults upon General
$50
GRANT, VINO VIC 10 Aol micah " CLASS d
,ra ~ his friends hovevpr hy alludinr TO
~
him under the above heading. Inc 1eue-
rIoan. ,l;s ,;,,o ,.ar,- l;,,l. r;arIsh;n
I"i has 4! 'Ai' 'l"4' WY HWY -
Tor PHILLIPS. We suppose TIC never hau
any. He COMPLAINS that General GRANT
ha, not set himself I'D against President
Jou<sax and done n great many things for
R,ljcalj,m that he has omitted to do. Had
l.. roma IN N.,y Orleans he might have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26

Suddenly on yesterday morning al o'clock, al
hsr resid,nc. Mrs SUSAN CJwES, concert o
the late Thomas Cowen, aged sixty two years.
Her funeral will take place THIS AZ fEkSoON
al o'clock from the Monninentdl church. The
families Of Mr. william Beers and Mrs Mary
branch, and her friends ana acquaintamces, are
respectfully invited 10 attend
Yesterday morning at o clock, Mrs; MARY A;
CARR. In tbs l3d year of her age. Her funeral
will take place a. her late idence on Cttaa no
street THIS (Frid.yl EVENING ut o clock The
friends and acquaintauces of the family are re-
spectfnlly invited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ SEv SPRING TRIMMINGS.
SECOND SUPPLY
VOW orEsIsd,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES
and
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT.
ALSO,
PARksOLs,
SUN UMBRELLAS,
FANS,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS. &c, &c, at
KEACH'S,
"yArEsrIsB PLACE,
corner Broad and Ninth streets
Zap 2s-3tl
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A.Y. Stokes & Co., Auctioneers,
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.

4 TCTION SALF.-We will sell on
n FRIDAY MoENISG the 10Th instant, at our
store CONNIE nciug at 10 o clock,
Barre. : BHoWS SUGAR,
Bags RIO COFFEE,
Hnshr ads BACON SIDES,
Hogshaads BACON SHOULDERS
Barrels BACON HAMS and JULES,
Barrels BACON STRIPS,
HEKRIGGS and MACkEREL. in barrels and
kits:
English and AMERICAN PICKLES,
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE and BUTTER,
AUAMsNTIhR and TALLOW CANDLES,
POTOMAC and NORTH CAROLINA HER
RINGS,
Barrels WHISKY,
Barrels NEW ENGLAND Rum, very prime;
MACGARoNI and SCOTCH HERRIYGs, in
PARaFfSE CANDLES and SOAP,
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, and CALIFORNIA
CHAMPAGS'E CIDER, in bottles;
81 boxes OLIVE OIL,
CIGARS, of various brands:
Chess superior BLACK TEA,
20 barrels SYRUP.
GhnUND GINGER,
PEPPER,
ALLSPICE,
MUSTARD, &c.
Consgnments for this sale solicited, and must
be sent in THIS DAY tThunddvJ.
The above sale will ba-for all sums over 500,
thirty days time for approved negotiable paper,
without interest. 4. \. STOKES Co,
az Is AUctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
tiENEnALAsS OFyIRGISEA
EXTRA SESSION.
sen ATE.
THURSDAY, April 25. lSG7

THURSDAY, April %, 1867.
The Senate met at IL O'clock NJ, Lieu
tenant Governor CowPER in the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. DIR. Hopson, of the
Church Of the Disciples.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill for the relief of French &
Crenshaw of the city of Richmond
House bill to amend the act passed
February ~, 1866, for the relief Of the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Com
pany;
House blu to change the time of holding
the Circuit Courts Of the counties Of Din
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
ss- THE Y POINTS IN FAVOR OF THE

nswHAIR DRESSING called
WOODS CAST i r a ~
are the following
ltisunrivalled as a Hair Dressing.
.. twill fasten the hairif inclined 10 Id 'N'
3. 1t will prevent Dandruh.
twill repder the Hair Soft ard Glossy
Sits clearly, and pleasant to use
Prepared at WOODS PHARMACY ana so'a "
all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE n,y
BY 2. y. Cook, luciionaer.
Corner Of Governor and FRANKLIN s,,s.,,

ZINE FLOODED HORSES r..
l. HAYNES, SADDLE, AND BRYgrrlC ~
buDgiES hNDEhkRlAOg. FO2 SALE ~ ,s,aD
TION.-On SATURDAY NEXT the 27ib iaD'.
at O'Clock r. will sell AT the stable t1tn
on Tenth street between Main and Cary s.,l'..h
nnmbarot very superior, we'll bred kADDfE !.
EoS HORSES, and VEHICLES, baIory ns
private gentleman, who has no nse frr ~
The Houses will BE- fully warranted 80 tE.t H..
ers may feel entire confidence. "'f.
q very hne ThORoUBH- BRED MARE fauy -.
old by Arlington, ont OF Major AIlsG,.y,
mare Florence. '7" : "a
splendid SADDLE MARE, ssid To BIO by Red y.
ont Of bevsnus mare, Of fine yait. !.
racks very rapidly. 49, =.
BLACK hsEg, n good blood. work. IN .,
harness, and rites we'll; ''
A superb BAY GBLDl.D, very handsona r.
and gentle IN any harness AMI rldas 49,
One pair magnihcen, MORGAN AaPR>. na,es..
very fat in single or double harns.. -.
and stylish '''y
Ono superior New York LgATHER.r0P BrGG,
nearly new: -
One excellent sTROEG RrGGY. wl,hortto,.
One handsome LOW-SWUSG BUGGY, Tor h.,
sional or infrm gentlemen:
one CAhRlAdE, with seats for four perzor. g.,
good order "' ~
Thi Is rare opportunity for those In war, Il,
the above dsscrIbsl desirable property.
TsEss Cash on delivery.
ap3 =. q. C0OK.
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By A. Y. Stokes & Co., Auc.ioneers,
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.

By A. Y. Stokes & Co., Auctioneers,
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
IL be sold by order OF the Court Of Hustings for
the city Of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, May l.,
1867 at 10 &C lock A. At the store on Main street
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, lately
occupied by A, Wolf, the following properly, to
wit.
barrels WHISKY,
$50 sacks SALT,
IL part barrels LIQUORS,
hogshead SUGAR,
part barrels SUGAR,
50 boxes SOAP,
SO boxes CANDLES,
II dozen BROuMS,
i dozen WOODEN BUCKETS,
pair PLATFORM SALES,
1lkON SAFE.
WINES
CORDlALS,
VINEGAR,
STAhCH
ba-s COFFEE
and many other articles usually found In 2 first
class grocery store ana at tn. time nd place
| VIII proceed 10 sell the USEXPIIED LEASE
of the above mentioned STORE, Ia sai.fy an at
tachment in my hands In favor Of ~. ID. shuuz
against A. Wolf.
TERMS or SALE: All sums under $50, cash all
sums of $50 and over, siXty days credit for nego-
table notes, satisfactorily endorsed.
A. h CRUMP. II. G. &. X.
Sale conducted by A Y. STOKES & Co. apps
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY z. A. J. Clopton,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, No. Il Twelfth
street. near FRANKLIN.

1--WE BEA UTIFUL BUILDING
LOTS ON UNION HILL, IN THE COUNTY
OF HEHRTCO, KNOWN AS Lots Nos. AND
IN ADhMs'S DTyJsIOa, FOR SALE At ATC-
TIOE Il will sell at auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY the sCth day Of april. 1897, at o'clock
p NJ tho following real estate:
Three beautiful BUILDING LOTS on west side
OF Twenty nth between . and streets, fronting
- feet on Twenty fifth street and running back lsl
feet;
tne beautiful BUILDING LOT on the east side
OF Twenty fourth between y and streets, front
Ing IL feet inches on Twenty fourth and 81 feet
5inchss on Byrd street, and running back 1872 feet
one beautiful triangular LOT. OF front Of l37
feet inches on the east side OF Byrd street run
ming back good depth.
plat of the above described property can be
seen 1T my Office.
These lots are regarded as desirable for persons
OF limited means for private dwellings, being ID Q
highest location on Twenty nth street
The taxes for 1887 to Do paid by the purchaser
To be sold WITHOUT RESERVE
TERMS Accommodating. and made known at
sale. L. 4. J. CLOPTON,
ap 2G-.tds Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26

Re TO FAMILIES, ,,prrre
and all who love pure article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price Of II so per gallon
Determined to keep pace with the age In my bn-
sinsss and To serve my old patrons and the pnbIlc
with the best of eyeryi EinS In my line AT the
smallest p!oht, have this day reduced the price Oh
my ,,,, ,cp c,p,uc
to 81 so per gallon and respectfully invite the At
ton Of families parties. pic-nics etc, to this re-
duction with the assurance that all orders will be
filled with promptness and fidelity. Send in your
orders TO A. ANToSl,
ap2c-lm 1905 south side Of Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
Auction sAI,Es-THIs DAY.
BY harrison. Godd'n Il Apperson, Auct'on''"'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Asenb'


Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Ase'"'
VERY VALUABLE BRICK ZEN n
Y MEyT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN 90
TWEEN SECOyD AND THIRD STREETS ALs Sil
NINE BRICK TEsEMHNTs, IN slDNSl, ~
CHERRY AND DOVER SHEETS. AND TWESmrII !,
FIVE ACRES OF FERTILE LAND NEhR To ~
RESERVOIR. For SALE At hUCTlON.-Will De
sold ut auctlon, the premises, on fhlDAn,
the 7Gth Of April, 1857, commencing at CROCK
NJ In the order advertised the following yai u {
hle proparty-vlz, First, one Of those BRtch r
y gaEyT, on the south side Of Main street, az
Joining the drug store OF Mr.. John w. Rison, 70,
Gently occupied ny James f. Douglass: 1t IL wen
arranged for Il family grocery store. After which,
say at O'Clock, on the Promises, those MN
EkW BRICK TEJEMENTS In sidney, on the
yyes, side of Cherry street and on the south line
of Dover or Cary s'reet-eght OF them are used rs
SvaIIinys and the corner one for q store and
JveiIing They are well built, and are occupied
for m most part by good, paying tenants Auer
which at the same place, will he sold L bSI
EvE ACRES Of VERY FERTILE LAND, In the
Man Of Ritchies Spring,a short distance west ol
Ia reservoir and within two hundred yards OF
Tho new corporation line. This Is really mos
raipabIa tract OF land as. besides being very fer.
lilo II has on 1t a fine building Site
TsKys: one third cash balance at four and
aJgbt months for negotiable notes, Interest added
saSnred by a trust deed. The taxes for this yeal
to bs paid by the purchaser ,,r,r
~ - HARRISON, GODDlN APPERSON,
opo5 Auctioneera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26

GI:-BREEDEN 4 FOX, No. i01 BROAD
street, invite attention 10 large and attractive lots
of DRESS GOODS receiving THIS DAY, bought at
the large auction sales in New York during the
past week. Also, a full and complete assortment
Of DOMESTIC DRY GOODS at prices still lower
than they have yet been offered.
BKEEDEN 4 FOX,
ap22-3teoi lal Broad sir 1T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
SALARIES OF CLERKS.

Mr.. PENDLET0S moved reSol ution
giving dollar day extra to all the clerks
Of the House, except the principal clerk,
and of committees, except the clerk OF
the Committee on Roads, and fifty cents a
day each to the pages. Mr.. p. stated that
the object was to put the officers Of the
House upon q footing with those Of the
Senate. who had been voted this extra
pay. lie spoke of the officers of the
House as most faithful and efficient.
After several motions, the House re-
fused to refer the resolution to the COM
mittee, and Mr.. KELLEY moved to dismiss
the resolution, which motion was decided
in the ncgative-aves, q noes, Al. The
resolution was then agreed to. So the
clerks are extraordinarily compensated,
and good feeling generally prevails.
The report ofthe Committee on Agrlcul-
ture against the propriety OF legislation on
the fence law, as desired by petitioners
from Culpeper, was read and agreed 10.
LYNCBBURG AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
The Senate bill amending the charter OF
the Lyuchburg and Danville railroad so as
10 allow The Richmond and Danville and
the Orange and Alexandria railroads TO as
sist the Lynchburg and Danville railroad
by subscriptions to its stock, payable In
money, rolling stock, engines, ETC., came
up in order. A discussion ensued, in
which the bill was opposed by Messrs.
GRAHAM, HERSDos, KELLEY, aud WAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
By Z. B. Cook, Auctioreer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

By Z. 3. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
TRUSTEFS SALE OF STOCK OF
| GkuCEhIES.-P to a trust dasd from
William Hawn TO me, dated April 70, 1857, shalt
on FRIDAY the 2ath of april, l.f7, ri 10 O'Clock
VI sell at public auction TO the hi CHEST bidder,
for cash all the stock Of GROCERIES, &c, con-
sistiug Of ~
SOAP, MUSTARD,
SAUCES SC. : aud the
COUNTEE, SHELVING,
SCALES. &C.,
In the store Of the said William Hawn, on the south
SIDE Of Marsha street, at tho corner Of Fifth and
Marshall streets.
The stock has been well selected, and Is in good
order. THOMAS J. EVANS, Trustee.
T. g. Cook Auc,ioueer. ap lids
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RE- UNION BANK or RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAEE.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, asoo,ooo.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CEET.
or DEPOSITS.
]. DAVENPORT, il, Pre,ident
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
Es UNION BANK or RICHMOND,

pTRECTUFa.
"a. Psi-r. I. y. Crouahnw, W. 2. Gusrles,
.<rl. Il. Lyona, IT., Z. (. B!anSeG-
4. Eodesor, b. 5. "etsi9ef' snip,
Va. Srott, aoses Ellysor, J. +. Winston,
4. L. Elicit, jas. W. Archer, 4. A. Hutchin-
2. T. T~yor, J. Rosenbaumr son,
W. l. blnford, J. W. Hsll. W. A. jenkins,
:. 4 Bsiv'I', y. 7. 3I@yf w :. TarueT,
?. u. Dudley, Alfred Ioses, J. ii. Sovhn.
rhs security offered 70 isPositors Ia undoHbteo.
And the Institution ,hoaid *ommend itself to 81
sl:sses.
The attention OF Gil IL city and sountrT Is sslled
10 thi. Institution. Here they win md security,
convenience, and proht. sums as small rs one
lollsr may be deposited, md ak per cent. ints-
Tsst received on same.
o1cs horr, from 4. N tosP. a.; or ssturdsy
rom 5. NJ. too p. NJ, snd ..om tosP. NJ.
10 ls-i=swts
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
\ ESTATE AND VACANT LUTs, IN posi-
MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION WIN be sa.i
on the premises on SATURDAY, April -, Isl. a.
oclockP NJ, in the order advertised, the follow.
ing PROPERTY, TO wit
Commencing with that beautiful LOT wrH g
large FRAMED STABLE, now in the occupancy Is.
Mr.. Henry Nolta - coopcr-shop. it"n'1n- - t@#.
on sixth street and running back 10 feet t. Az .a
alley.
Alto, one LOT fronting 30 feet on Sixth street,
running back loo feet and inches.
The above sale will he mad. for art ON account
OF the former purchs or, Mirharl Dofau, be hsvas
f4il I'd To comply With the term. of prevloa. .ae.
The foregoing property f. Justly regarded is,
amongst tn. most valuable In tho suburbs for store,
and dwellings, having been recently lururua
being convenient Ia shipping, rhs yarluu. ts..a0,
rles, braweries brick yards, aud other wuIA, .a
thu lower part uf the city
TERMS Made known at sale.
ap.3 4. A. J. CLnPTOE, Auct.uuaor.
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE OF the INSURANCE AID SArIN"st
CoaPAaY OF VIRGINIA.
G,UE ANNUAL MEETING of this
I C,mpauv will be held at the olice Of tho con-
panv, 40. 2l4 Main street on Tt LSDAl the 18th
.. May next. at . clock Z NJ
BY orter OF the Board If Directors.
al 2b-tI DAVID ]. BUZZ. Secretary.
UNION BANK ar RIcHMoSD.l
April l., 1867.
NOTICE To STOCK HOLD hhS The
y animal meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Union Bank OF RicLmoud vi. be held on THURS
psY EVENING the ii Of May ue,t, at \ 0 clock.
a, the office Of Mes.rs Davenport y Co, over the
National Exchange B.uk. full representation
in person or by proxy il requested.
an l6-tt JAMES NJ LIFR, Cashier.