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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07

Sun SETS. High tide, A. NJ .i.4o
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 5, 1883.
ARRIVED. '#
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chantlise and passengers. L. B. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers. Baltimore. mer-
chandise and passengers, Haryeys Williams.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Jamerson. cleared
from Windsor, n. s., for Richmond, on the 25th OF
August.
Schooner o. r. Soy, from lower James river,
arrived At Philadelphia on the 18th.
LEwES. DEL, September 3.--G A. M.-Arrlred.
schooners II. F. Woods, from Philadelphia: ROE
Steelman. from New York: and Lydia, from Great
Egg Harbor: all for Virginia.
Schooner A. Heaton, Duglas, for Havana, passed
City Point on the ith.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO VIRGINIA
SPRlN

ROUSD-TRIP TICKETS. including stage far.
oand from the following watering places, GOO1
?OR ONE WEEK. win be sold at the Office OF
he company st the following rates
White Sulphur, 1850: Sweet Springs, FIJI
HtAling Springs, sl6; Hot Springs, sls.2s Warn
snrings, Sl4.2s; Bath Alum. $l4: Rockbridg,
AlEm, Si2.25; Rockbridge Baths, al2.25 AuSuSt
White Sulphur, Sl2. rs.
Alter one week the tickets will be rated at theh
cos! IN part payment OF rull fare.
J. r. NETHERLAND,
wa General Ticket Agent.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

\ CaRD.-ln order to protect the popu-
W.f,SSitrI St itrIeputation of our CELEBRATED ROSE
rrIrIia'EIi' ana 10 prevent deception being
.at.,S.@u on our customers, hereafter, for their
hy nwr ana protection, the genuine article sold
Ca JanGtthoFll"d agents. McSSrs. $. G.. TAkDY &
ta,, ' nave this card placed on the head of each
lu,s,i, trust by this means to preserve the re-
ay.'r,1 .. our brand, and 10 guarantee dealers
'@'"S lulpO6ltlOns.
BOYLE, MILLER Il CO.,
DiStillers.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

SPRlNG AND SUMMER ARRANGE
y MEST, lseS.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
T. THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VIA
The RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
FGTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE
United STATES MAIL TWICE DAnY--ELE
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING CHAIRS ON ALL RAJ n S.-Th.
THROUGH TRAINS on this road ere now rur
from the deSot. corner BYRD AND EIGHTT
STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leavet
Richmond daily 1T 10 40 A. n, arriving in Wash
sHEoa Il s:iN p. NJ, connecting with the early at
..;no0n EXPRESS trains for the North, East, ant
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
tttIat cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
h.+chtd leaves Richmond daily Sundays except.
~ :! 'lO p. NJ, arriving In Washington at 6:lt
:. j. w. connecting with the early morning trains
'or !he North. East, and West
boI sTEha aERS stop at Alexandria each way.
4he ACCOMMODATES TRAIN for Milford
Aat A a.! way stations leaves depot, corner Brosc
~ ~. sighth streets, at 2. M. Returning, arrives
g THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
'nnnE ChEC KS 70 ali principal points.
n rr iGTiner Information and through tickets, ap-
r. a. Inc once OF the company, corner Broad and
~. 1..At Streets Shcckoe Hill, and ct the ticket
'--'T corner Ryrd and Eighth streets.
s,J. 4. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
-"AVsL SfTH Superintendent. myn
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
lya CHANGE. RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pnT2 ,lr2
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURER
TORACCOS Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignlnents. Refer to A. 7. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank OF Virginia JAMES
THOMAS, Jr., ESQ, Richmond, W; AssSTs. saL "a:
n THOMPSON. Boston. Mass. " -
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Hhcut.-White, IA bushels. Red, '30 5usheis.
OdtS.-l02 bushels -~.-
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ROORs AND STATIONERY.

gTOLUME vi. WALLACE'S REPORTS.
Y RANDOLPH & ENGLISH 1920 Main street.
have for sale -
Volume OF WALLACE'S UNITED STATES
REPORTS, and large stock Of new and second
hand LAW BOOKS.
Law and all other kinds Of books bought for cash
taken in exchange. sc
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER !, 1868.
Sun rises ses,......5.41lM Moon rises. .........93s IS
Sun sets s-........ 10 High tide. A. NJ. .4s
, 1868-05-05

also for the maintenance of the sick, mill
tary and civilian, at Frederiksteds Hospl-
tai from the LIST of July 1868 has been ac-
cepted, the contract for the anne is again
put up for public compitiIion on the same
conditions as formerly with some few al
terations regarding the payment for the
sick at the Hospital. The Conditions
may be seen at the Royal Bookkeeper's
Office in ChristianSted and at Fredtriks-
fort.
Written tenders, cmbodying the items
mentioned in ) 81 of the Conditions and
referring to the W alternatives in the
supplement to the Conditions should be
sent in TO Government before or on Sa-
turday the 9th instant, 1 o'clock p. M. or
with the post leaving Frederiksted on
that day 10 o'clock.
Those who may desire to obtain infor-
nation before the mails for the Packet
leaving on the 18th instant are closed, as
to whether it is likely that their offers
will be accepted or not, may apply at
the Governments 2d Secretary's. Office
on Monday the 18th instant p o'clock
p. M.
Governments 2d Secretary'S Office, st.
Croix, May 5th 1868.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1868-05-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
acknowledgements

VIVA intet af de indkomne Tilbud for Lee
M verancen af MenagebespiiSnlngen,
Br0d og BeIysningsmateriale til Gatnl-
sonen / Frederiksted og Militairstatlonen
paa KingshiIl SAINT for ForpIeiningen at
de miIilaire og civile Syge paa Frtderk-
steds Hospital fra lste JUL d. A. at regne,
ere blevne antagne, opbydes Entreprlsen
after til Licitation efter de tldIlgere fast
satte Conditioner med nogle enkelte For
andringer i Henseende til Betallngen for
Observation-Disclosures, hvilke Conditio-
ner ere tremlagte til almindellgt Ettersyn
i det Kongelige Boeholdercontolr paa ST.
Croix SAINT i Frederiksfort.
Skriftlige Tilbud, der maze Omfatte de
i C%onditionernes 5 81 afgivne torskJellige
Puncter, under de i TiIl@gscondltlonen
omhandlede 2 Alternativer, blive under
Forsegling med Merke "Leverance til
F%rederiksfort og Kingshill sam Frederik-
steds Hospital'' at indsende til Gouverne-
mentet linden L6verdag den Ode DENIES
Klokken 1, eller med den samme Days
Formiddag Klokken 10 fra Frederiksted
afgaaende Post.
De Bydere, der MATTE attraae forlnden
Afsendelsen af Brevene til den n@ste
europaiske Paketpost den lite dennes'
at erfare, ON deres Bud kunne venteS an
tagne eller like, kunne henvende sig l
G0uvernementets 2det Secretariat Man
dag den lite DENIES Klokken %.
Gouvernementets 2det Secretariat, st.
CroiX ste Mai 1868.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1868-05-05

NLLE og Enhver som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Skiftet efter
afgangne Kj0bmand GEoRGEJEFFERY
indkaldes herved med ire Maaneders
VarseI til at anmelde og beviislig-
gi0re deres Kray for undertegnede
Executors testament.
st. Thomas den 3Ote April 1868.
E. deLEON. G.. MULLER.
, 1868-05-05

II LIE og Enhyer som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa f0lgende
Boer, nemlig efter afgangne JAG
QUEsALvAREz CoRREA 90 efterleyende
Enke MARIA LOUISA CoRREA, dcres
falIeds 30, og efter afgangne AGNES
HODGE MILLER, indkaldes herved til
at anmeIde % beviisIiggj0re deres
Krav for undertegnede Skifteret in
den UdI0bet af ire Maaneder efter
denne IndkaldeIses sidste Bekjendt-
gjGreIse.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den Ste Mai 1868.
G.. SarauW.
, 1868-05-05

VTWHEREAS none of the tenders made
M for the supply of victuals. bread
and materials -of-lighting at Frederlkstort
and the Military Station at klngshill as
, 1868-05-05
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PETER LASSEN.
, 1868-05-05
OFFICE OF THE MARINE
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NOTICE is hereby given hat the
M dividend Of Ten per Cent on the
capital of this Institution, declared at
a Meeting of P~roprietors held this
day, will be payable at the Bank of
st. Thomas tomorrow and every day
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The New York herald., 1868-02-21
NORTH CAROLINA.

Proceedings Of the C0nventiOn-BOundar
Of the CongressipnaI Districts.
RALEIGH, Feb. 20, 1858.
Tho Convention TO day adopted the report fixing the
boundaries OF tho Congressional districts They
as they were except New Hanover county, which has
been placed In Third district and Sterling county in
the Fifth The arrangement is said 10 have been made
TO accommodate certain parties.
Last night and to-day the Convention was mainly on
gagged In discussing the article suffrage. No has
ysI been taken. Some radicals such as Pool Mcdonald
and King OF Lenor oppose the severe test oaths and
diranchissmsnt while Abbott French tof the District
OF Columbia, May aud others for test oaths, &c
Stringent measures are most likely to pass
Hood, negro gave the North Carolina Convention
notice Of his purpose offer ordinance removing the
present One upon mag.a es and the CLERGY for sosm
nzlRg matrmony between whites and negroes.
The Public has issued order for 81 $40 900
IN State bonds to bs deiivered TO the Western North
Carolina Railroad Company. These are new bonds, and
ths State is liable for $4,000 more. which. tho
Treasurer s notified, will be required All these
are issued under acts OF prev ious legislatures
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
TEE LIEDERKRAyZ BALL.

!, was chirpy party ~ tho Academy OF Music last
night There woro four or I've Thousand persons who
didnt caro- button whether the world went wheels
or on wire, nor wha. the philosophers say. Is
done with Alabama People who could laugh at
Bismarck and Tyng-happy and happy happy mortals
given up to the frolc glory Of the hour full Of whim
caprice and jest Nobody know the price Of gold No.
body knew who going to be tho democratic
candidate for President Nobody cared.-not Q but
ton The important topics I" who b the
blue mask 2" eand "who Il the black mask 2"
the ono with the beautiful shoulders and
robe tres dfcoliceef" and 'who is the pink
mask, with gold In her harS" and 80 forth.
These topics discussed by hundred with
mado mp Of bad pattern In flesh colored PASTE
board. With what zsst tho questions were put, with
what unsnmity nobody answered them. and every one
wondered, whe the innumerable brass bands up In all
the galleries tore the concave OF the Acadsmy with
magnificent Dutch dance music, and every moral
rushed and tore and aourished away the whrwind
OF the gaop and kept rushing away and rushing away
and rushing away, and yet didn't make any r0om-it
was very jolly, and after while II very hot and
very mixed. Not that anybody knew who wno
That was what they went tnere for-on purpose not
TO KNOW It. How tue handsome grs-not that there was
any other kind thsretapped all the handsome fellows
they the shoulders and made believe they knew
them how the fellows got up firtAons with girls
who proved 70 be their own aunts There was pro.
cess.on, with brass band played by blue devils and
funny fellows on little horses and elephants, and other
queer things Nobody understood IT, OF course. There
IS no fun ia that. But every body laughed especially
when the little banner proposed 70 hang Steve Tying
. apple tree.
And ali the time as the fun went on below, and
mnskers came aud went, and harequins jngied bells
and ratified laths and every body balanced from one
foot to another ali the galleries above we're crowded
With spectators taking their quiet OF the
boxes and looking down on the most brilliant piece OF
color and the joliest and mer,iest fancy bali of the
young year And ~ent or Liederkranz
night with the greatest p0ssi bio success.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
BOOK NOTICE.

A FRgSCH COUNTRY FAMILY. BY Madame de
Witt. nee Guizot. Translated by Dinah Mulock
Craik author Of John Halifax, Gentleman" !"
"Chlistians Mistake "A Noble Lfe,n Two
Marriages" &c. New York: Harper Brothers
independently OF the interest whom this charming
picture OF French family life mus, excite as rsvsIs
ton altogether novel readers OF French
tioua romances this pretty little volume claims aitcn-
tIon by the OF Its authoress daugh or OF Guzo
tho celebrated Minister Of Louis Philippe. and wife OF
descendant OF Do wit the Grand Psnsonary OF Holland
from 1852 who was sacrificed with his brother Corns-
ius, to the ambition Of tho house OF Orange in 1872 It
is also entitled 10 attention BY the name OF It's
translator Mrs. Dinah Mnlock Iraik, who. bs-
fore her marriage TO the son OF the
Minister OF ST. Georges at Glasgow had distinguished
herself as the suthorsss OF most admirable series
Of popular fiction. Mrs. Craik rightly thinxs that in
introducing this work 10 English land she might have
too. She says IN her preface:-"ws Britons too
apt TO believe that French society Is only modern
French novels maks appear; but this book therein
human nature from that combinatoa OF the real and
Imaginary which, together form the truest srsshows
home as we'll as ourselves" Nov, the Americans
SEQ little or nothing Of the real interior
10 form entirely erroneous Impressions. Their
experience and observation are confined for the most
part to the pubic places Of amusement the theatres
the OPERA Ranclagh and the Jardin Nabille, Torton
the Maison dor, the Grand Hotel aud the boulevards
with an onal glimpse at the balls the Hots de
vie and the Palace Of the Talsriss They rarely have
an opportunity, such this book OF hmo ds witt
affords them OF being admitted to those sources Of all
tha, is porsst and nobess In the family life OF
French thus the secret Of what s best and most
durable in Frenon culture aud civilization must remain
a mystery alike TO English and American soournsrs In
France We, therefore, commend 10 their sxamlnaton
French country Family" for which thoy are indebted
~ Nine. do Witt and Mrs Dnah Muioch Calk.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
BROOKLYN IyTELLIGEyCE.

THE LATE FARMERS AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
Tho receiver OF this institution having been instructed
by the Comptroller Of the Treasury to pay dividend to
its doposors yesterday these victims poured into tho
bank building In continuous stream from ten A. NJ 10
four p H. Il composed principally Of men doing
small business and tho representatives OF wioo and
orphans whose dspen dencs was at stake there All
paid promptly ffty.nve cents on the dollar, with
proms 70 Of more hereafter over 1900, 900 paid
ou. during the day and $3.50 600 yet remain hand
for distribution. The payment OF this dividend will
materially Affect the business Interests OF Williamsburg.
wAsmSoTos's BIRTHDAY To morrow being Washing.
tons birthday and a legal holiday, business will be
generally suspended In the Eastern district This
nIng tho Washington Association will give grand ball
and banquet a. Masonic Temple.
on. woaxs on FiRE.-About nine O'Clock last night
drc broke out in the Diamond Light OH Works corner
Of North Thirteenth and Second streets r. D., and
damage 10 the amount OF $4,000 was sustained; IN
sured The fire originated In the stillfoom, and was Of
accidental origin. Fred Stamp, ono Of the workmen,
was slightly burned about The head.
TINS RECENT TuoBoAr E,rtosos. captain Dakin, Of
the tugboat James A. Wright, who was So seriously in
jursd b. the ex poson OF the boiler on Monday, Is re-
ported 10 be in improving condition The pilot Mr.
b Fisher In still In O precarious onditiop. The msp
M gtill al the Long Island College Hospital.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LospoS MoxxY MARKET LONDON, Feb. 2o-s P.
M-Consols closed easier a. 80 for money and account
American securities closed al the following ratcs:-
Central Railway shares, ssx; Erie Railway shares
Ash.
United SiAtes bonds arc strong at 70 7o Tor the
of 1861
frmsr Rsnies are strong and higher.
LIVERPOOL CorroH MARKEr.-LivgRrooL, Fob 20-5
p N-Ths cotton market closed active at an advance
OF "a on American descriptions The sales have been
fully up TO the estimate made at the opening mey
10000 bales The following are are tho closing priess'-
arrive, 0xd ekd.; midding Orleans, 1ond The
brokers' circulars published to-day give more statistics
relative TO .hs mo.e%snt Of the eo,son crep The total
ing February Is were % 900 bales.
TRAps REPoRr.--LvgRrooL, Feb. 20-Noon. The
Manchester market for yarns aud fabrics Ia active and
prices tending upward.
LrvsspooL BRsApsruvrs MARKgr--LvERrooI, Feb
2o-5P M-The market for brsads,uns opens quiet and
steady AZ the following hgures:-Corn, 43s. Sd. per
for California white and 1ts I'd. for No. milwaukee
red; oats, 81 I0d. per bushe: bfrley, ss. Ga. per
bushe; peas ass Cd per 50l ba Canadian; four, 37s
%. per barrel for Western canal. -
LIvmpooL Provisions hARKEr. .-LfvrRfoot, Feb 20
3 p. Tho market 10 quiet and unchanged Beef has
declined 10 l2s Sd for winter cured extra prime mess
Lard has advanced 10 sea for nne American, and bacon
70 aga Cd for Cumberland Out
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MiRKgr.--tiVERrooI- Fob 20
5p. M-Articee In the produce market are generally
unchanged Cloverseed 10 quoted at Dos. pef cwt for
mon Wilmington. Petroleum has declined to 1s ID for
refined. M spirits there none IN nrst hands, and s
selling st Is Cd. per gallon 70 arrive.
LoyDoN MARusrs - LONDON, Feb. 20-b y Lin
seed cakes have advanced El0 los per ton for
oblong Whale, hnssed and sperm ois are unchanged.
PrraoiFrs MAREgr r-AyrwrRr, REQ. 20 -
The petroleum market has been hrmsr aho nave
advanced 7s centmsei standard ~hise' 20 francs 70
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
WasHINGION'S BIRTHDAY.

The committees OF the Boards Of Aldermen and Coun-
cimen have agreed upon programme Of arrangements
for celebrating the anniversary Of the birthday OF tho
Father OF his country on next Saturday, ths 22d inst
Il Is recommended by the joint Committee that citizens
generally refrain from all secular empoy ment and
close their respective places OF business that the owners
and masters OF shipping In the harbor and the
apd occupants OF public and private buildings In the
city display theIr flags from sunrise until sunast and
IL hereby ordered hat the public buildings and Offices
OF the Corporation DO closed aud the Gags be displayed
the City Hall and all other public buildings belonging
10 tho city from sunrise until sunset on said day Grand
displays Of fireworks accompanied with music viii be
given at the close OF the day at the following pacss
Al the Battery, at The City Hall, al Tompkps' square,
Madison square a. Boomngdale road and 105th street,
and At Hsmmersley square. The music engaged IN.
cludes Grsiulas, Fourth regiment BrooklynL wanrt.
macners ScuDellers, Mier's and hills bands
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Amendments and Additions TO tho Finance
and Judiciary Articles.

Amendments and Additions TO tho Finance
and Judiciary Articles.
ALBANY, Feb. 20 186s
In the Convention to-day the following additional
tions were ordered be added to tho finance arcle
Section fifteen amended TO read real and personal
property shall be subject to uniform rule Of
and taxation"
SECTION H. The State shall not subscribe for the pur
chase In except by devise shares stock
In company corporation invest portion Of
Its funds therein.
src is Tho building OF Capitol shall be suspended
for i've years. Yeas "a, nays a.
The arsce then recommitted 10 be engrossed for
final reading.
The article salt springs then taken up pending
the consideration OF which a recess was taken.
In the evening session the following additional secton
was added to the art Gle on the Judiciary
For the relief Of surrogates courts the Legis
confer Courts OF Records In any county
having a population exceeding 40 700 the powers
dcn Of surrogaes, with authority 70 try Of fact By
Jury in probate causes.
The article tho salt springs OF the state was takoa
up and without amendment recommiited for nnal en-
grossment
Judge Folger offered the following resolution, which
went over under the rules
Resolved Thata committee OF ten he appointed 10 prepare
address the people OF this state the changes
suon by the Convention aud that before
hnai the committee report TO the Conven
ton the draft Of such an address,
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
VIRGINIA..

Tho COnventi0n-The Com petit0r OF John
Minor Bolts Declared Ineligible to n Sent
In the Convention.
RICHMOND Feb 20, 1858.
IN the Constitutional Convention this morning lot Of
pamphlets were received from Washington arguing
General Grants uuatness for the Presidency and dis.
trbuted on the members desks member denounced
Il ~ an Insult 10 the majority OF the MEMBERS Of
whom General Grant their choice for President
After proper explanation ooh a OF the Sergeant-a
Arms the matter was passed BY.
Mr. Aansry, a conservative member from Culpepper,
was declared ineligible and his seat vacant He was
the successful compe tor Of job Minor Bolts.
Tho remainder Of the day was spent In the discussion
OF suffrage. leading repub lean member In his
speech said he convinced from the temper of those
who had once controlled the State, that a certain
amount Of disfran anchisement still necessary.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
LOUISIANA.


The eCo1vention-AppS tuent Of Com msttee
To Revise the Observation-Disclosures of
the Registry Lists-The Presidency.
New ORLEASs Feb 20, 1868
The Constitutional Convention to-day adopted reso-
iat'on appointing special commte Of lve TO revise
hs style and arrangement Of the constitution they to
nave correct copy printed adopted, with the pro-
posed changes set FORTH Tho President OF the Conven
ton was added to the COMMITTEES The other commit
tees were discharged and the Convention adjourned
I'll Saturday.
General Hancock issued order yesterday. that III
last revised registry lists OF each parish in Louisiana be
published once in the newspaper having the greatest
circulation IN each parish, and ffy handbills OF ssd
nss also 90 published by the same paper and po ted
10 the most conspicuous places each parish, under
the direction Of the sher Lists for publication will
oe furnished from the office OF the Secretary OF Civil
Anars who will pay the expenses Of publication and
postiug
1he Tribune this morning hosts the name Of o. s.
Grant ior the Presidency and the Republican and Aduo-
Gaze VIII 90 the Same tomorrow. The latter two say
they take this STEP after long waiting and much labor
TO secure greater harmony and unanmy Of the repub
iican party in Louisiana
Yesterday $500 large city notes were destroyed By
order OF the Finance Committed