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4" At Home Again"

Thus the Prophet who presides over the
orgies Of Hunnicutt Hall announces in the
Ee,o Nation Of yesterday his return to the city,
latter absence of eight days." canvassing
his claims for Governor among the negroes of
the country. We had supposed that the events
here during his absence would have pro-
voked his thunders in the Nation upon his re-
turn. He, however, draws it mildly In his
paper, and calls his 50 BILE followers TO " Rally
Rally Rally" at Hunnicutt Hall to hear
his thnnders. In the paper he darkly hints of
"wire- workers" and warns everybody against
"political wire-working demagogues !" Who
are they7 Is there any that can excel HusSI-
crTr and USDBawooD2
The King of the negro mob declares that
/" the people of the State of Virginia will 60
vern Virginia. There Is no doubt of this !;
but what has he to do with the people of Vir-
giniaf What right has he to speak Of them ?
HuSSIourT and his set have reached "cul
de sac" They are hemmed in by what he
calls Adventures" and "wire. workers, -
whom he has no mind to, now that they are
not willing to make him Governor or Sena-
tor! He is endeavoring, like BUCKINGHAM, to
throw his forces against these persons who
have out-generaled him. He will be taken,
and then "otf with his headr' So much for
HUSsIcUTT He foresees his fate. Ashitch
and jerk OF the neck declare q premonition
OF the edge Of the ruthless axe.
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APLArs VIOLATION OF THs CossTrrrrroS.-
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald. says Of the new bill before, the
Senate in regard to empanneiiing juries
at authorizes Jurors TO bs summoned and
cmpannelled who live outside OF the district
and State where the case IL to be tried. This
will allow the courts, in the cases Of Surratt
and JED Davis, TO summon jurors from any
State In the Union"
We do not know that such q bill Is before
the Senate for these Washington correspond
ents are, many Of them, totally incapable OF
even stating what are the provisions Of bill.
But II Congress should pass such bill, II
would thereby violate plain provision of the
Federal Constitution. Article VI. of the
amendments says
"In all criminal prosecutions the accused
shall enjoy the right TO a speedy and public
trial by nm impartial jury OF the State and
district wherein the crime shall have been
committed, which district shall have been
previously ascertained by law"
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Mr.. Poor, Of Orange.

We have, by q conspiracy OF circumstances,
TO make a second correction relative to this gen.
tleman. He was, in the first table Of the cleo
tions to the Convention published in this
paper, put down as negro, notwithstanding
that he Is white man. The writer who
prepared the statement Of Radical members
Of the Convention who came from other
States, published in yesterdays Dispatch, not
aware Of this error and correction, having
occasion TO recur to the original table copied
the error as to Mr.. PooR's status. So we now
have to correct it a second time. Mr.. PooR is
New Yorker and a white man. We take
some pleasure In stating further that he is not
a mad Radical, but has given votes in the
Convention that show that, although stand
ing upon the Republican platform, he has not
sufficiently separated from all reason and hui
mainly to 60 TO the extreme at which the
Radical destructives have set down their
stakes.
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,AI,;tt,e Common Sense.

The New York Times, q very. Clever shee.-,
but very much given to skirmishing ana shS
enthusiastically expresses some just views
when 1, for n time abandons the line OF
smoothing over the errors and ontraSes OF lhe
dominant party, and addresse" i.sen W lux
discussion Of principle IN the inaEsoay
Issue OF that paper the following paragraphs
,nne,r IN a long editorial. They are truthful
and worthy Of reflection. but will falrupon
unwilling ears Who thinks st the North
nowf ltssa
1--WE fought four years, sacrificed half mil
lion Of lives, and burdened ourselves and our
postarity for many generations to keep them
1.-THE South) in the Union. What was ali this
fort To strengthen the nation, certainly not to
weaken It. To add to its wealth, TO enlarge
its industry, to develop its resources, TO per.
feet Its free institutions, and to enhance It's
beneficence at home and its influence abroad
Unless these ends are to be accomplished, un
less the Union Is to be the stronger, nrmer, and
more prosperous for having the South as par
of II, the country made q mistake in crushing
It's attempt to get out.
..And is there not some reason to fear that. Al
things stand now, the Union Is really weaker
with the South than it would be without II
Do the southern States contribute now very
much to Its wealth, Its commerce, ets pros
perity7' DO they give US aid In bearing the
burdens OF taxation Do they streng then TIT
credit Of the nation in the markets OF thu
world? DO they aid in impressing upon TIT
people Of other ma tions n sense Of the superior
blessings, the higher, broader, and more az
sufed freedom of republican institutions, thar
Of those under which they themselves ar
accustomed 10 liver"
This needs no comment. It covers tn
whole ground. But the rulers of this nation
have no stomach for such stuff as Truth ant
Reason. The offces-the offices-the powe
and pap Of the government: these override
judgment, justice, and humanity. When they
are ali gathered in-in 1.-TWO or three years,
as SEWARD might say-those who misgoverr
the land may listen to the unreasonable com
plants Of ruined nation!
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SDecj0I Notices.
sT HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS

IssdTT1TGHIY ImPORTANT NEWS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL ENDED
The President is convicted and sent 70
Richmond to buy some Of those great bargains
which are to be gotten at the cheap store OF
JOSEPH STR A USE,
No. 1888 Main street
The country is aroused, and the unanimous
voice of the people proclaim that the place
where you can find the CHEAPEST GOODS
is at the popular dry goods store Of JOSEPH
STRAUSE.
Read the list below, and you will find
Bleached Shifting at loc.; yard wide al iZsc''
worth &c.,;
A. Brown Sheeting at l4c., worth $780,;
5000 yards Handsome Patterns Fast'Ooioieu
Calico ut 10 and l2hc.;
Best Merrimac at &c., selling at 2oc.;
Bed Ticking at 12hc.;
Shifting Stripes at l2hc., cheap at loc.;
White Brilliant at lsc., worth &c.;
Check and Cambria Muslin at &c., worth 2c.i
Irish Linen Mt IS, so, and &c., worth Twice
the money;
All. wool Flannel at &c.;
Linen Handkerchiefs at 10 and 12hc, cheap
at &c;
Ladies', Misses, and Children's Hose al
l2Hc.-a good article;
| large stock of Plain and Embroidered SnlrI
Bosoms from 25c. upwards-a great bar
gain;
Balmoral Skirts, 81 .25; Hoop Skirts, Soc;
200 yards Spool Cotton-four for 25c.-seliins
1T loo. apiece;
Ladies' Corsets at &c., worth 1920;
Excellent Cotton Diaper at sl.7o apiece
worth So;
Cotton Damask, suitable for Counterpanes
and Table Cloths, at SEC. n yard, worth DOC. !;
Woollen DeLaines, all colors, 37Hc, chehp
at 5oc. ; Black and Colored Alpacas, 3oc.-a
very fine quality Berage Wells at37hc., worth
Coca real bargain. EThe best assortment OF
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Linen
| Drilling, &C., in the city, at such low price
| rs will suit the hardest customer. Children
Round Com bs only loo. !; and numerous other
goods. To mention them would I'LL the
columns Of the Dispatch.
If YOU want real bargains, call ut my store'
and will warrant to please the most obstl'
nate. Call curly at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
| 1888 Main street, between Fifteenth and
Seventeenth opposite Palmer y Sons.
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PEIRroIST's CAsE.-The Alexandria Journal
wilfuny or ignorantly misses the point In the
case OF Governor PzIxrorST's removal. No
one contends tha1lAA wogadbe eligible to
nno'nes -FOUR ye1 under the Constitu.
LIN " 'Hsinis I'D just served Tor one.
Ahe point IN bis favor ID that he has never
oeen elscted under the Constitution, and
therefore ecnnos be ineligible under 10. 1t
would be quite as reasonable to say that 10.
JOHNSON u ineligible because he has served
FOR four years as Governor under another
Constitution. I, is worse than nonsense 10
pretend TO believe that Governor PsIspoIsr
could not have been elected to serve another
Term without violating the Constitution If
Inc election had come off last year. ~ n.
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For No Coon PURPOSE. General MEADE
in his order against the K. X. K's assumes
that 1t is "secret organization for no good
purpose" Therefore he takes measures tc
put 1t down. The old unders landing of claw
In this country was that a man was innocen,
until he was proved to be guilty. Under this
construction 1t would have been requisite that
the purposes " Of the secret organization
should DO proved to be bad before it's members
were ordered to be hunted like mad dogs and
The press that published anything about them
10 be suppressed But while General MEADE
proceeds against an alleged secret society upor
the mere negative ground that their purposes
are mot good" he fails TO proceed against g
series OF pestiferous negro and scallawae
clubs whose purposes are known to be bad
Their fruits tell the story.
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poBRRT H. MAURY JAMES L. MAuRY.
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
RE- r. HI. MAURY d CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1887
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. lola Main street,
first house below the post-ofice,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILL
YER, BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY,
and RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLEC.
TIONS MADE on all accessible points in the
United States. fe7
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wAMERECA AGAINST ENGLAND
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from
the choicest materials, very richly perfumed,
warranted not only equal but superior to the
English, and fifty per cent cheaper. They are
superceding all foreign toilet soaps In this
market, as it is we'll known that since their
introduction the demand for the latter has fall
len off fully one-half. Manufactured only by
McKEONE, VAN HAGEN CO.,
SO south Front street. Philadelphia; 80 Bar
clay street, New York. no So-eow6m
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DKSouscEs ScHopIELp AND OTHERs.-Mr.
LyDrcK, M. G. from Lynchburg, has written
a latter home in which he states, says the Ne
publican, that he had been defrauded out OF
his dues by the Secretary or Treasurer of the
Convention He also denounces General ScHo-
FIELD rs "vile old copperhead," for stop
ping the pay OF the patriots on the 9Th of
mil
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ESTABLISHED ls34.-P. ]. CREW &
IL CO., (successors 10 @. Grew SoN }
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFAC-
TURERS, Nos. ll3, lis, and III Seventeenth
street, opposite Old Market, Richmond, Va.
Grateful for past favors, we assure our
friends that it is still our determine ton TO
furnish them with our
SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAPS,
from this home mandatory, Io,osr than the
same quality can be purchased in northern
a liberal discount allowed on large lots.
ap IL
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DIED..

On the 10th of April. lses. after i2n fer asu
painful illness, ANDREW f. CHlLDh'l'rss' 81
in the forty. third year Of his are NV DAT.
.Hia funeral will take place TODD OH ~.
urday) at half past o'clock F. NJ, lrom o M,
late residence on Belle Isle The irienus nn
acquaintances Of the family are resPee
invited to attend without furtner no..S9.-
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NOTION YARNS ON CONSIGN.
" MENT.

y -" - AT LOW PRICES.
We have received our first supply OF
SPRING GOODS, consisting In part Of
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS,
JAPANESE CLOTHS,
LIGHT-COLORED POPL1NS,
and other dress goods.
We would call the special attention OF the
ladies to our stock of WHITE GOODS, snch
rs Embroidered and Thread Edgings and In
servings, Family Linens, Linen Sheeungs'
kins. Jaconet Cambria, Swiss, Nainsook and
Organdy; Checked. Striped and Plain Mus,
Inns; Hosiery, Corsets, &c. All Of which will
be sold low.
he convinced that bargains can be had at
HIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER'S,
627 Broad street.
W VIII. " e P. Rn4s' }salesmen. NH %
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., ZEE succEssIos Tho Washington corre-
n rSAashto OF THUsLow WEEDS paper says that
,h., .n rlsnds OF Chief Justice CHASE admit
sanan sAe arucis On the succession to the PresI.
49,: "Iien appeared as editorial In the
NJ" 49, .@s9'gsnesr recently was written by
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AND DANvILLE RAIL.

DNHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
II ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after Friday the 10th day Of January,
1858, the passenger trains on this road viii
run as follows:
Going ,oest.-Mail Train.-Leave Richmond
daily at s:l6 A. M. leave Danville daily q.
5:23 P. M. arrive at Greensboro daily at
$3.50 P. M; connecting at Burkeyie with
trains on the Southside railroad for Farmvile,
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville,
Mem phis, Grand Junction, New Orleans. &c,
and at Greensboro with trains on the North
Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, at.
lanta, Montgomery, Mobile New Orleans, &C.
Going east.-Mail and Passenger Train
Leave Greensboro daily at A. NJ. leav,
Danville daily at 6:4S A. NJ. /; arrive At Rich
mond at $40 p. NJ.
Accommodation Train from Lynchburg
Leave BurkeviiIe daily Sundays excepted a
$3.50 P. NJ. arrive at Richmond at 80 p. n
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Ia 10 Superin
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Land Age7acdes.

THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
i V1RG1NIA.-E. u. RANDOLPH q 90.
Branch ONCE, Richmond, Va, at northeast
corner Main and Tenth streets. w. b. RO.
BINS, local partner. -
This agency advertises extensively the lands
OF par ties who comply with It's terms free OF
all charge, except In case Of sale; and through
Its extensive connections has disposed OF \
very large quantity of land since 1855. 80.
Those who desire to sell within the year viii
consult their interest by correspondence al
once with us, enclosing descriptions Of the pro.
perty for sale. Address 81
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
Richmond, Va.
Now offering for sale, over FIVE HUN.
DRIED PLACES. Send for catalogues.
jal7-amddsw
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m w. N. wORTHINGTON,

Be w. N. WORTHINGTON,
MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
y "A K E r A D b K y K T. Il
IS WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Particular attention paid to the purchase
and sale of STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND
EXCHANGE.
Deposits received subject to sight draft, and
four per cent interest allowed on daily bal
ances.
REFERENCES:
Ward & Co., New York; William Lamb,
Esq, President First National Bank. NorfolK'
Va: Garth, Fisher l. Hardy, New York; Lam
caster l. Co., Richmond, Va; James Punnett,
Esq President Bank of America, N. y; y.
L. Worth, ESQ, Cashier Park Bank, N. X;
George S. Coe, Esq, President American Ex-
change Bank, N. Y; Brown, Lancaster Co.,
Baltimore, Md. mn 4-om
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|DR.C .KLOEBER, SURGEON
DENTIST (late Of Baltimofe),
No. so2 Broad street. Richmond, va: ,,ncsa
Teeth filled in the best manner az M xnI.
prices. Beautiful artificial tsstn on m sr,ral
canite base, perfectly initiating tns Iscs A.
the low uricss Of 10 GO, and $50 per set.
Nitrous oxide gas given In EXTRACTING sse'A'
rendering tha operation painless ana sais'
NH lS-Sm
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IS WALL STREET, OrP1cs N0;''S
Npw YORK, March is, 1908.

IS WALL STREET, OrP1cs NS;''S
NEW YORK, March Is, 1905.
A GENERAL MEETING or SIOOC1Ma-
n HOLDERS OF WESTHAM lhoN xo 0U1 q
PANY win be held ut IS Wall street, l NJ 70 ~,
on TUESDAY, April q, 1862 ;,ts DE- anpointed
ratify the acts OF the comm COMM referred to in
crcnar issued by Directors Of Dover Conc
nany FEBRUARY 2s, 1868 and in genera, 70
Transact any business which may be ne t,n .
sary under the Code Of Virginia III acsep rna.
n charter of incorporation, II deemeu eAp0 .
dent or otherwise. coTT
100 President.
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VARDOZO, ALSOP s. FOURQUREAN
" would call especial attention to the FOL
lowing articles, bought at auction. and which
tbev Offer at very low prices-viz., Linen Cam
hric Handkerchiefs, fable Napkins, Doyiies,
irish Linens, Table Linens, Linen Sheeting,
Towelings, Birdeye Diaper, Russia Diaper ,peI,
&C. together with fscl STOCK wbsb G tbeY i1
sell at the most reasonable rates. They have
some very elegant Lama Lace Points, bought
ut auction, which they offer very low. Also,
nice Kid Gloves at 81 and $l.26.
Mr.. JACK TExpLB and Mr.. THOMAS ID.
oUARLEs are with us, and would be glad to
Sst CSAR f1t5 ALsoP FoURo UREAN.
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COLON JOHNSON, THE FASHION
SABlE BARBER AND HAIR-DRESSER
Ninth STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND BANK, offers
his services to the public, feeling assured that
he can give entire satisfaction to all, having in
his employment the most skilful Workmen TO
he tound In the city-Reuben Morton and
Thomas Diggs, assisted by others.
Mr.. WALTER CLARK, late with Hobson
Scott, will be pleased to see his old friends.
Remember the sign,
SOLON JOHNSON'S PLACE,
east Ninth street between Main and Bank.
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OFFICE OF THE DOVER CoAPAs1'
ssWALL STREET, OFFICE No:
NEW YoRK, March 10, 1900.
A GENERAL MEETING OF STOCk IN,
n HOLDERS of the DOVER COMfAN,1 4
will be holden at the office OF the c9n III o.
1865. at p NJ, to take into consideration Inc ne
expediency of reducing the capital sto %k. OF
the company, to ratify the acts OF tne gi i; =
tors In relation to the subjects mentioned IN
printed circular issued 10 the stocKholuel
business which may be deemed expedient.
LESLIE CHASE,
NH 2o-1m Secretary and Treasurer.
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SPRING AND SUMNER APp.Ncr

cPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGE
y MENT, lsss.-GREAT SHORT PnrTrr
70 THE NORTH. EAST, AND WEST w -
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBI'PnA
AND sOTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYINmr,
THE UNITED STATES MAIL TWf"pp
DAILY-ELEGANT CARS, WITH NFTE
PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON AIT
TRAINS.--The THROUGH TRAINS -.
this road are now run from the southern 70.
minus of the Connection railroad, corn..
BYRD AND EIGHTH STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Sundays excepted =,
10 A. NJ, arriving in Washington ateP,Y
connecting with the early afternoon eXpres,
trains for the North, East, and West
The NIGHT THROUGH, MAIL TRAIN
with elegant cars supplied with the new n, ;
tent sleeping chairs attached, leaves Rich,
mond daily at $50 p. II. arriving in Washing.
ton at 6:l6 a. M, connecting with the esrly
morning trains for the North, East, and We,.,
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAG CHECKS to Alexandria, Wash.
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Yor.
Boston, and all the principal cities OF The
West.
For further information and through tickets
apply at the Office of the company. CORNER
Broad and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and
at the ticket Office; corner Byrd and Eighth
streets. J. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. mha
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On ana
after WEDNESDAY, March llth, the lol.
lowing trains will be run on this road Ihe
morning passenger train DAILY except on
Sundays) between Richmond and Staunton'
and tri-weekly west OF Staunton, going Trst'
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and tRi.
DAYS, and returning alternate days. Inns
train Leaves Richmond st 7l5 A. M. and ar
rives at 6:20 P. NJ, and makes close connec,
ton wi tn the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
trains for Lynchburg and the Southwest, ana
connects with trains to and from the North,
but with O delay at Gordonsville of one hour
and thirty minutes-the connections with
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trains for New
York being re.established. No trains on
Sunday.
The evening passenger train leaves Rich.
mond DAILY Except Sundays for Gordons-
willie at $3.50 p. M, and for Charlottesville on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Return.
ing, leaves Charlottesville at A. NJ. on
THURSDAY and MONDAY, and Gordons.
vile DAILY Except on Sunday az a. VI. ;
arriving in Richmond at $3.50 A. NJ.
The morning train connects with HARMANH,
CO.'S and TROTTER 4 CO.'S LINE oE
STAGE COACHES for Lexington, White
Sulphur, and VIII chester.
Passengers for Lexington go through from
Richmond or Baltimore the same day.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
| points. II. ID. .WHlTCOblb,
mh9 General Superin tendent.
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OYRIoR RIcHAoSD AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March ii, 1865.

T me TO PHILADELPHIA AND
IL BOSTON RE-OPENED.-Ths company
| is now prepared again to receive and forward
freight to and from Boston and Philadelphia.
Freight for these points leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and AZ the
same time for Baltimore. Cincinnati, LOUIS.
willie, Chicago, and all points between Wheel.
ing and Parkersburg and Baltimore on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and all places
reached by the Northern Central railroad.
Passengers will find this delightful spring
and summer route to Baltimore, where they
arrive always in time for the early trains
North and West, with ample time for break
fast in Baltimore, II desired. Fare to Balli'
moro only four dollars (S4.
Freights for Baltimore and points beyond
received st all times.
Shippers, observe the following directions:
FRoa BosToy TO RIoHMoyD.-Mark your
goods "Keystone and Union Line, care OF
Richmond and York River Railroad Line
Baltimore, and ship by Boston ana ROW
dence railroad.
From PHILADELPHIA TO RIoHHosD.-Shtp by
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Union
Line" No. Is North wharves Philadelphia,
care Of Richmond and York River Railroad
Line" Baltimore.
Baltimore office, No. Light-street wharf:
Trains leave the Richmond depot daily at
A. NJ.
STAGE LINE FOR T4pPAHASyocK.-ErTy
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, on The
arrival of the cars at Fish Haul station, IN
King William county, stages leave for Tappa'
hammock, passing King William Courthouse
Walkerton, Burlington, and Miller's Tavern
and reaching Tappahannock ats O'Clock same
day.
Returning, stages leave Tappahannock on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and pas.
sengers reach Richmond by the cars a; $50.
Fare to Tappahannock, $40, and to other
WILLIAM B. ENOS,
Freight and Ticket Agent.
r,~toto Touv II and
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mPLANTERs NATIONAL BANK

ng PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND,
Successor to the old Farmers Bank OF Fir-
ginia,)
northeast corner Main and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM H. MCFARLAND, President;
late President Farmers Bank of Virginia.
J. M. GODDIN, Cashier; late Cashier Farm
ers Bank of Virginia.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS,
MERCHANTS, and others, respectfully soil
cited.
COLLECTIONS MADE on all accessible
points in the United States, and promptly re-.
mitted tor. ia 25-Sm
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MUTUAL BUILDING
II FUND AND DOLLAR SAVINGS
BANK.-Stockholders In this institution, and
ali others DESTROYS of becoming so, are hereby
notified that an ms talment will be sold to the
lowest bidder on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant.
Bids will be received from this time up to 8
O'Clock P. NJ Of that day. For particulars
call at the Office, No. 1900 Main street.
ap Std
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-11

T7EE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockhoiders Of the Union Manu ud,oa "
ring. Company will be held At the e.r oan.' on
John n. Montagne, No. llls MAID 1a s'fe'''
THURSDAY, April %, 1858, 81 Il Wn;rNT
President.