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Isaac Hoge, Esq, of Wheeling, died last
Sunday. He was the father Of the two
Young lawyers of that name who were in
Richmond during the war, and was a dis
tant relative, We believe, of the Rev. DR..
Hoge.
General ID. Jackman, of Philadelphia,
who is the third on the list Of Mr.. Davis's
bail, has purchased the plantation in st.
Andrews parish, S. c., known as Bolton,
and is about to become citizen of that
State.
Al. Owen publishes in Greeley's paper
a strong argument in favor OF getting rid
of the national debt. He wishes to remit
it or repudate it in some way or other,
and lauds President Johnson for having
spoken as he did of the bondholders.
The strike of the Paris tailors is ended,
the masters having compromised by grant
ing an increase of ten per cent. in wages.
In London the strike continues.
1t is estimated that the striking" ope-
ratives in Pittsburg have lost S3lS,500 by
their recent experience of three and halt
months of idleness.
day night adopted an amendment to the
Reform bill providing for tlO ledger
franchise.
The steam ram Dunderberg, the most
powerful engine of naval warfare atloat,
and now at New York, has been sold to
the French Government for S3,000,0O0.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Daily Mail no
inmates General Grant for next President
on the Conservative ticket.
Diamonds of the very first water have
been found in Hall county, Ga.
The Radical papers are making the most
out of the Mobile row.
A female bigamist in Jersey City is ac-
cuSed of having fourteen husbands.
Hon. Robert Ridgway will address the
people of Amherst next Monday.
The Lynchburg papers boast of the
large sales of tobacco in that city Uown)
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WHEELING, WEST VA, May l5.-Fo-
c.r "a, executed at Washington, Pa,
usu,rruoou, for the murder of Mr.. Dins-
more in December last. He reatiirmed
iG. former confession Of the completely Of
Young Montgomery, son OF Hon. William
Montgomery, who was tried at the last
session Of the Circuit Court and cleared.
Though coutcSsedly guilty, Fogler is not
REGARDED as prime mover in the tragedy.
III, confession produces profound sensa-
tlo4 Il the community.
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1'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.



WASHINGTON, May 16.-Ellett G. Condin,
silk merchant of New York, has been
appointed commissioner to the Paris exhi-
bition.
Official advices at headquarters contra
dict the reported capture of the steamer
Miner and the massacre Of the passengers
and crew.
The custom receipts from the lst to the
18th of May were S5,ll7,0OO.
The Land Office report from Mississippi
shows the entry of l56 farms, covering
$500 acres, during April.
John w. Stokes has been appointed
chief clerk of the Agricultural Depart
ment.
The steamer Swatara was at Lisbon
April goth. All we'll on board.
The revenue receipts to-day are $685.
900.
A circular from General Howard says
that the reports show an increase of intem-
perance among the negroes.
James III. ). Schareman, negro messen-
ger in the Comptroller's Office, has been
arrested for the forgery and larceny OF
$l2, 900 from the First National Bank in
Jersey City, and a lot of stationary from
the Comptroller's office.
The Supreme Court in the case of the
State of Texas Us. White and others, to
prevent the sale of certain bonds, granted
an injunction, with leave to the defendants
to move to dissolve the Injunction at the
next term.
The Mississippi injunction bill as amend
ed was to-day dismissed for want of iuris-
dction. The court was equally divided
on the question of jurisdiction. This ac-
tion closes the injunction proceedings now
before the Supreme Court.
After promulgating certain rules and
form in proceeding in bankrup toy courts
the court adjourned until December.
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II, 1867

rrt.lngrnrh u he New York Trihnne.

II
Nyvrws, Nav IA night session OF
,rc Ropt,-t Convention was held this eve
,;gr Tho President called the Conven.
t,T IN order at : o'clock, and the Rev
NJ. Rur,oa. Of Arkansas, offered the open
ir- .v.a,cr. The Rev. G.. G. Biting, Of
SugA Carolina, offered resolution pro-
vi6.aE for the printing and distribution of
sr1o copies Of the minutes of the Conven-
ton, The Board topay the expenses thereof
in proportion "a the least annual receipts
,aSA. Adopted.
On motion of the Rev. A. Burton, of
Arkansas, il was resolved that the thanks
Of this body he returned TO the citizens Of
Nemphis and vicinity for the hospitality
extended 70 the members of the Conven-
..au during its session also, 10 the several
railroad and steamboat companies for
raS,iUg the members for one fare each ::
also, To the city churches for the use OF
heir houses OF worship.
The Rev. j. Is. McClelland, of Missis-
,ppi, offered a resolution, which was
s3op,cd, thanking the press of Memphis
for the accuracy II the published reports
fl. the proceedings of the Convention, and
also lorpapcrS furnished.
rendered 10 the Rev. ID. II. Mill
e the efficiency with which he has dis
charged the duties Of his position as pre-
siding officer. More delegates having ar
..d during the past three days, the
mgu3cG report Of the Committee on Gre
Gcpr.als was read. The Rev. DR.. Teas
dale, Of Mississippi, moved the reconsi-
Iteration OF the vote on nominations Of
members Of boards for the ensuing year,
with a view Of obtaining the change of the
location Of the Sunday School Board from
GgycEvillc, ). c., 10 Memphis, and to
blend it with the Sunday School Union.
Iul, motion driftcd the Convention into
u~u,ractod discussion, in which Brethren
Williams (Md9, Graves, Ford, Broadus
Na1. BagIey, TcaSdalc, Gardner, Jones
.Truul S,lph, Jones (Va.), Henderson,
Miller, Sumner, Taylor (Va.), Williams
IAH), BoyCe, Freeman (MiSs.), Crane
.Mlt, and others, participated after
~. ea the motion 10 reconsider was adopt
ID. Ii was then moved TO lay the report
Oh the table. Adopted.
/, was then moved to reconsider the
vote ON the adoption Of the report of the
Committee uG Conference between the
Sunday school Board and the Union. The
Rev. D-. Taylor, of Virginia, offered as a
..hurute to the report Of the Conference
Committee resolution providing for the
sunday School Board investigating the
condition Of the Southern Baptist Sunday
school Union, and report at the next SEES
sion oil the Convention on the propriety OF
the proposed union, and changing the To-
cation to Memphis, which, after elaborate
discussion lasting until after midnight,
wa, adopted. The Convention then ad-
---r-.L ,.-. die.
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The Markets.

New YORK, May ia. M.-Flour,
slOGSl5. Wheat &c. lower and corn SO
4c. better. Pork firm at S23.lSG$23.20.
Lard quiet. Whisky firm. Cotton very
firm at 2s1aG29c. for middling upland =
Freights quiet. Gold, 1875. Exchanf 70,
lO91s@llo; sight, llO5s. 5,2Os, '62, ou.
pons, lo9l8@l094. Virginia 6's, 64t867
Missouri 6's, 81.
New YORK, May l6-P. M.-5-20's, 80,
coupons, 1923; ga, 1861; '65, 1868
new issue, los. l0-4O's, 9S5s. 1905, LIST
series, lO6Ai others, 1864. Cotton firm
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Movements of MIR. Davis.

New YORK, May 16.-Mr. Davis and
family arrived here at midnight on the
Niagara. He leaves to-day for Canada.
New YORK, May 16.-Mr. Davis stopped
at the New York Hotel. Judge Russell,
Hon. Ben Wood, and other distinguished
men, called on him. He avoids attracting
public attention, and declines communi-
cation with reporters,
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Fire in New York. Gc.

New YORK, May ia fire occurred
at No. 46 South street this morning. Loss,
100000. Among the sufferers are How
land & Aspinwall-s3O, 900 fully insured.
Abraham Mcfarland, for over twenty
years connected with the Commercial i'd
vertiSer, died last night.
Mr.. Thud, teller of the Central Bank,
has defaulted for 100000. His bondsmen
and friends make the amount good.
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u. McDanicl win. Four Purse. In

One Day.
At the Hoboken races, first day Tues
day., d. Mcdaniel, of Virginia, won ever,
purse that was offered.
SUMMARIES
FIRST Rdce.-Handicap hurdle race, TIVE
miles, over six hurdles Premium $500 Fo
horses that never won y steepie. chase or hur
die race. Entrance, five per cent.
Colonel ID. McDaniel's blk. h. Blackbird, nv
imp. Albion, dam Enderby aged, l35
pounds, ridden by Dick Alloway; black
and red and blue sash. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. II. Underwood's b. &. Jack Armstrong,
by Bob johnson, dam by Brawner's
Eclipse, 6 years, l45 pounds, ridden by
Gaiiney crimson and black.
DR.. W Kirwan's oh. &. Reporter, by Lex
ington aged, Ia pounds, ridden by Pep
Mr. Donahue's b. h. Garryowen, years,
l25 pounds, ridden by Wedgely...........
Time, ola
Second Race. Sweepstakes premium OF 500
FOR all maiden three year olds, one and a-half
mile dash to carry ninety pounds; $50 en-
trance, h. (.
ID. McDaniels b. G. Morrissey, by Breckin-
ridge, dam BY Bonnie Scotland; red and
blue and red sash. ..........................
R w Cameron's b. c. Hampton Court, by
Young Melbourne, dam Durundanna;
%nity. =. -.
]. w. Pennock's Oh. G, by Nandal, dam by
imp. Margraye. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Time, 2j3.
Third RACE. -Sweepstakes premium of $500
free handicap for all ages, dashing one mile
slO0 entrance.
ID. McDniel's b. C. Ripley, by JEFF Davis,
out of Nina by Boston ninety-siX pounds;
red and blue and red sash Observation-Disclosures.
+. Morris, &. G., out of Fidelity by imp'd
Glencoe ninety three pounds scarlet and
scarlet ....-... ..................
Time, l:5lA.
Fourth Race. premium of 500 all ages
mile heats.
Colonel ID. McDaniels b. c. Ripley, by JEFF
Davis, ont Of Nina by Boston red and blue
and red sash walked over.
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The Negro.

COLLISION BETWEEN FIREMEN AND
NEGROES:
ARREST AND RESCUE
THE MILITARY CALLED OUT TO DISPERsE
THE MOB;
POLICEMEN WOUNDED;
THE SATURDAY NIGHT DISTURBANCE;
NEGROES FIRE UPON THE POLICE;
ARRESTS BY THE MILITARY;
TRIAL OF RIOTERS BY THE MAYOR;
GENERAL sCHOFIELD DIsBANDS AND DIS
ARMS TIE NEGRO MOUNTED GUARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-17

THE July SEssIoN.-Speaker Colfax en-
pressed the opinion a few days ago that
there would be no meeting of Congress in
July and none of the Radicals now here
including Boutwell,, Ashley, Butler, VIII
liams, and others, of the House, have any
idea that a quorum will be found present
in either branch of Congress at that time.
BY actual count, more than half the sena-
tors have either gone to Europe or to their
homes, on the Pacific coast. Senator Stew
art, one Of the last to linger here, starts in
few days for Nevada. Doolittle likewise
shortly sails for Europe, which leaves Sum-
ner about the only senator here who is
likely to remain any time. : WASHINGTON
Correspondence Ne,c York Times.
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NV ORLEANS, May 1.-THE trouble of
he First National Bank is caused by ina
11..r to meet q check Of Thomas p. May
held Iy the United States, and which was
resented ou Monday. The cash on hand
9a> declared insufficient for the purpose,
AID IN examination proved the correctness
the declaration. the military authori-
lies have taken possession, and a receiver
rNy be appointed. The assets are proba-
ample to satisfy the depositors. The
4 terumcut deposits are nearly fifty thou
l dollars less than the banks securities
+. Washington. A. S. Mansfield, a capital
ISL. aGcrcd 10 sustain the bank and pay the
Gr.u,sl.uls, bat the offer was not accepted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-17

MANASSAS CEMETERY FOR CONFEDERATE
DaAp.-The ladies residing near Bull Run
aad Manassas have formed themselves into
a society, to be known by the name of the
Manassas Memorial Association, 10 renter
and collect in one spot or cemetery the
bodies OF the Confederate dead now scat
terrd over many miles. Miss Susan N.
Monroe, the corresponding secretary OF
Tie association, has identified and had
marked UPWARDS Of six hundred graves.
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Rents IL New YoRK.-lt is stated that
rents, especially of stores, have expe-
fenced a very decided decline in New
Iork since the lst OF May. There are
dozens Of places "to let" in Broadway
between Chambers and Fourth streets, and
Oh terms which could not be thought OF
three weeks since. The general stagnation
III trade has produced this result.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-17

THE EIGHT HOUR LAw.-Whoever wishes
to learn that such laws are mere shams is
invited to read the eight-hour law recently
passed in New York:
SECTION l. On and after the first day of
May, 1867, eight hours of labor, between
the rising and setting of the sun, shall be
deemed and held to be legal days work
in all cases of labor and service by the day
where there is no contract or agreement to
the contrary.
SECTION 2. This act shall not apply TO
or in any way affect farm or agricultural
labor, or service by the year, month, or
week; nor shall any person be prevented
by anything herein contained from work
ing as many hours over time or extra work
as he or she may see fit, the compensation
to he agreed upon between the employer
and the employt.
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COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Virginia coupon bonds, including back

virginia coupon bonds, including Dack
interest. .......................... %
virginia ex-coup0Hs.. n
Virginia registered bonds, old ......... 4lh642
Virginia registered bonds, new, 1867. 30
Virginia registered bonds, ls5T......... 80
North Carolina bonds. old .............. 6OQ6I
North Carolina ex-coupons. ........ IL
North Carolina new bonds ............ 40
tennessee bonds. ............... ~
Tennessee ex-coupons Observation-Disclosures. 81
Tennessee new bonds. 50
Georgia bonds tnominaD ............... loo
Richmond City bonds. Observation-Disclosures. y
Petersburg City bonds .................. 10
Lynchburg City bonds. ................ -
Norfolk City bonds (nominaD 49,. .47h@5o
: mortgage. ............... ss@65
Richmond and Danvlle Railroad bonds
mot mortgaSeal -; .............. o
Virginia Central Railroad lst mortgage
bonds 20
Virginia Central Railroad I'd mortgage
bonds 80
virginia Central per cert bonds. esG7o
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad hrst
mortgage bonds. %
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad ID
mortgage bonds. .............. %
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, third
mortgage, per cent. bonds. ........ 70
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, first
mortgage, per cent. bonds. .6Jett75
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Sc
cond mortgage, per cent. bonds. -. .55G57A
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, per
cent. bonds $3.50
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
per cent. bonds. ....................... 10
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad dividend bonds per
cent. %
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad bonds, per cent?. 70
Richmond and York River Railroad
per cent. bonds. ..................... 81
mae Railroad stock................... $3.50
Richmond and Danville Railroad
stock, new. Observation-Disclosures. 2OM2l
Virginia Central Railroad stock. lsl2o
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad stock. 20
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock,
First National Bank. s5@9o
National Exchange Bank ............. 90
Planters National Bank ................ 70N75
National Bank Of Virginia. 7oG75
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SPECIAL telegram 10 the Herald
Nv ORLEANS, May Ex-senator Wilson
arrived mere day from Montgomery, &C
companicd by Major General Lucius II.
Warren. He addresses a public meeting
on Thursday evening, and leaves for Wash
Iugtou the next day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-17

A little girl in Sheyboygan, Wis.,, swal-
lo"ed a needle over year ago, and few
Gays since it came out at her knee.
NJ. A. Hawks has been indicted at ST.
Iaul, MINI, Tor murder for killing his wife
10 get Ter life insurance.
boy preacher, Master Enoch Probert,
aged twelve years, has appeared in Wales,
aud LIS admirers think he will eclipse
Spurgeon.
A man IN Wells, Me-, insists upon pay
ing taxes on his seyel-thirties.
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Attempted Murder and Suictda

PHILADELPHIA, May l6.-James Piver
to-day cut the throat of female named
Cousins, and afterwards his own. No cause
is assigned for the deed. Both parties are
still alive.
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ARRIVAL or ARCHBISHOP SPALDING AID
Panty IL EUROPE BY a telegram received
in this city yesterday it is learned that the
French steamer Perierc arrived safely at
h'est on Tuesday the l4th Instant Balh-
mare S,t4. ICb
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AID FOR TIE SoUTH.-St. AIMS church,
Nddlctowu, Del, Rev.J. w. Brown rector,
haas raised $500 for the suffering South,
which has been sent to General K. +. Lee
10 be distributed in Virginia, Georgia, and
Alabama
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Jefferson Davis.

HIS DEPARTURE FROM FORTRESS MONROE;
INCIDENTS on THE STEAMER;
ARRIVAL IN RICHMOND;
SCENES AT THE WHARF, on THE STREET,
AND AT THE HOTEL:
SCENES IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
Room;
FULL STENOGRAPHIC REPORTS OF ALL THAT
WAS SAID AND DONE;
HIS RELEASE ON BAIL;
REJOICINGS OF THE PEOPLE:
HIS DEPARTURE FOR CANADA.
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Negro Rows at New Orleans and Gal
vestOn-General Mower OH the Riot

erS.
New ORLEANS, May 16.-Consdera BILE
disturbance took place among the negro
stevedores on the levee to-day, amounting
almost to a riot. Two policemen were
badly injured endeavoring to save a negro
from a mob of his own color. The mill
tary were ordered out to aid the police
The following is paragraph from an
order issued on the occasion by General
Mower:
"The United States Government, if ne
cessary, will protect you through the mill
tary, but you will not be protected in do
ing wrong"
At meeting at Galveston, Texas, yes
terday, negro speaker, drawing invi-
dious comparisons between the two races,
was interrupted by United States SOL
der, when an indiscriminate shooting COM
mcnced, majority of the negroes appear
ing to be armed.
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Episcopal Bishop of Florida.

SAVANNAH, GA, May 1.-THE Rev. j.
Freeman Young, DID, an assistant min
lister ut Trinity OF New York, was yester-
day elected Bishop OF Florida by the
Episcopal Convention OF that State.
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BOOTHS DIARY.

Mr.. Stanton refuses TO allow Booths
4ry to be published. 1t is but just TO
,l~ President and Judgc-A Advocate Gene
s,t TO say that they both conceded with
tire opinions expressed by leading news
papers as TO the propriety of giving pub
l.ty I" the diary, and that they are now
.--.uu. dat ii shall 90 to the public.
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Fire nj Norfolk.

NORFOLK, May l6.-Dobson s. Rainier's
liquor-house was burned this morning.
The loss on the building and stock was
S2l 900.
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Democratic Success

WILLAMsPoRT, Pa, May 16.-Logan,
Democrat, has been elected mayor by
seventy eight majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-17

EARTHQUAKE.-Therew was a'second shock
of an earthquake at Nebraska City at
about 8 o'clock on the morning of the Sd
instant. 1t was of longer duration and
more violent than that of the oath of April.
Bedsteads were moved from their posi-
tons, stove pipes tumbled down, and
houses rocked to and fro like ships in a
heavy sea. The same shock appears to
have been felt at Sidney, Iowa.
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VERY INTERESTING PAPER.
MAIL IT TO YOUR FRIENDS.
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH

OF TO-DAY
WILL BE THE MOST INTENSELY INTEREST
ING PAPER EVER ISSUEDIN
RICHMOND.
1T WILL CONTAIN
FULL REPORTS OF ALL THE THRILLING
TRANSACTIONS OF THE PAST WEEK.
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Washington Items.
A LOYAL CLERK.

tits stated that the dispatch sent from
ta.s city to Judge Underwood in Rich
u.ud, telling him to beware Of Greeley"
etc.. was sent by u clerk in the Treasury
-l----tmnnf here
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The Massachusetts AgitatOr!

INCENDIARY MEETING AT AFRICAN CHURCH;
INFLAMMAToRY SPEECH OF HAYWARD;
HE'S ARRESTED BY THE MAYOR OF
RICHMOND;
TRIAL BEFORE THE MAYOR;
FULL REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
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Mr.. DAVIS AT MISUNDERSTANDING the
stay of the Niagara he was visited by nu-
merous friends. About 6 O'Clock he ac-
companied Colonel W. II. Taylor to his
residence. While here he called upon his
niece, Mrs. A. f. Leonard, the wife of our
represent alive in the Legislature from this
city- EirUiui1D
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Physicians.

DR. j. w. BRONAUGH INFORMS
~ his friends of Manchester and vicinity
that he HIS removed from Hull street 70
Eighth and Perry, to the house occupied by Will
liam Jeter, ESQ for several years past. His office
adioins the store OF James NJ. Moody. on hull
street, where he can b. found during the DAY, ana
at ght al his residence. my lV-2t
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GUNS. PISTOLS, AND SPORTING

GUNS, PISTOLS, AND SPORTING
" EQUIPMEsTs.-Bsingd DESTROYS Of .sdssipg
our present excellent stock Of GUNS, PIsx0LS,
&C., Wa otter for sale at reduced price, ynhve
proved LAMiHArkD STEEL BkEkCH.LV.ApSSu
GUNS-eQuipmsnls complete, together WIN 0<nss
fowling pieces OF celebrated LONDON o.xs
Aiso, smith s Wssson's and Colts Any sns
Shslyp,s' and other approved PIsf0L1, ysish.
with Powder. Shot Carass.; Bud d ssss q
syeSy,hng nssdu q mach Ssles tOsT
Csii and examine :; , ne sif 4. SrISs : Co,
jswsiry ssoiso' .uccssSors 20 Mitebsn fyier,.
:. lll7 n ain str~af. ktshsu1nA.
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MILLS 81 RYANT, TOBACCO Ex-
|. M CHANGE, RICHMOND Va, BROKERS' and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the purchase and
as 2, soieisd. a LiberS sSyances made on con.
signmsnts. Refer 20 A. P. HAKvsY, President of
National Bank OF Virginia JANIS THOMAS, Jr.,
Co, New ork Messrs. JOHNSON 3 fHosPsos,
Boston. Mass. ~ A--ts
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RIoHxosp, February I, 1857.
WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
w OF our interest in the Carpet, oilcloth, and
Paper. hanging department. to Mr.. Robert r. Rich.
ardson, and the Purniturs TO Messr. Habliston
Brother, who will continue the businsss under
their respective names.
With thanks for the liberal patronage extended
our firm, we recommen nd our successors with every
conhd enee to our friends and patrons.
FRENCH CREN6HAW.
The arm Of FRENCH 4 CRENsHAw 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All parties indsbtsd
are respectfully requested to come FORWARD and
settle their accounts, longer indulgence cannot
be extended.
The name OF the Arm win only be used In liqui.
tation. b. BAhTOa fRkNCh
10 as-ts LEWIS ID. CREySHAW, IN.
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NRACKERS, CRACKERS. = Cream,
soss. auovrooi, and Bsssss Crackers. q
vs S1 ''' '' Hv.2-sr / sAygx.
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Stock ReQuiSitiOsIS.

opp,cr yIKoixfA GENITAL RAILKoAp CoAPAsy,f
RIcHsosD, May Z, 1881. (
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD
n OF DIRECTORS OF the Virginia Central
Railroad Company held az the once Of the CON.
pany in the city OF Richmond on the ID instAnt
The following resolution was adopted:
"Resotred, That the delinquent stockholden be
three equal nstalmsnts-vz., on the 18th Of Nay,
solh OF Nay, and 18th OF June
The stoc kholders referred 70 are requested "a
pay the rcquisiions promptly and thus fsoilitsts
the completion Of the roAa TO Covington.
my susie j. GARRETT, Treasurer.