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New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
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"A By s D GOoDALE l. Co..
Office and West Twenty thirist, Fihh Avenue Hotel,
this BAY FRiDAY), April 49, B7o, at 10. o'clock.
FURNIrCRB (aso ls) contained in the four
story brown stone residence
No II WEST wESTYTHTRD-ST,
between S " AMI vs, w. and e e nf cs s gsn Pao
and bedroom Sues Of osrOo scswalnn and mahogany BLACK
FnSs FoSs p5 Ts5SS &a5 s0sy por css .e1sTe
Piano Bedding Of the very best Ais" large quantities. Of Cfocs
See ogue the Office Of the Anctoneer at house.
respectfully invited t. attend. 80
A. MEKvrS. Arctsreer.
RY BANGS, MERWlN & Co, Broadway, cor.
'n''.Sss &EDSEsDAi fIGns6G fEf3A5 ,ss,oyvr,
SGIE o. Bcoleef Stock Boos! Engraving Autographs oil Paint
% m Is sATgaD TggSS A s;o.ss po,,
haospSs hStoSs $a Paas ] stts Water GS 1sns Engraved
CopIepates Portraits, Views, Pamphlets Boos-Cae, &e &c
pOoK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL, Astorplsee and Eghthst LBAvirr sIREBEG x
Co. L. smoSqGomaY sGIdhn BoSGs BRARY
a,l m .a % Si GsasSS q e
Of M h. hontgoms bond taepha TGi. LofSry s'agps " m 5s
peseSs ne comprising Iqsatci wSTAs Books and standard
ssSs S5s Lea S Gs nnG MsnS.%pt ns he pee
a1 Lincoln 4S, s@o III sa as 81 San Son s s
bs,ed Washington Medal also large collection of Valuable Relics Of
sonis s' csogoes ready PRICE, Book. exhibition
Saturday
ALLEN d. MNER Aucioreer - ,,
DY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER-On FRI
I'D DAY ami SATURDAY EVENINGS, April % sRi 80 az 4
O'Clock evening the LEEDS ART GALLERIES S7 and OH
SUPERB COLLECTION OF MODERN PIoTuREs RIAL BR0SzEs
ARTISTIC FANCY GOODS CLARA MARBLE SIAIgAEl,
0RMOLU and BRONZ. CLOCKS, VASES COUPbs &c, &c; &c;
Among the pictures Will DO ouna The Hors o. he Oo"Hs
MEYER Won BREMEN, A B0URLAND
CHARLES UOGUEr SCHROEDER,
RiGESR VERBOECKHOvEN A. f. LE.BYR2,
orrO RRTHEL A. RaBDB.
KRhIiS Z HILDERBRANDT
JAS. ALEXANDER WALKER, A Lew.
CARL HUbNBR, A hOMAk6O
Is. DELOOSE, IIIo brRufHSi
A PLAMM r. ". ho6h NUM-
AMERICAN ARTISTS:
. pIpRsTADT GEO. II. BOUGHTOS,
Gp0 II HALL EASTMAN JOHNSON,
I FiIRMAN Il. F. BEAULIBU,
SAMIiEI1 COIMAN VICTOR NEHIiG,
T. A. RICHARDS, DE- HAAS; M,
WN HART J. H.. DOLPH,
GEO. INNBS3, J. D. Dhuol
q. MBLBYR, and Others OF elnal cttentl,y;;
FRIDAY EVENING, April % VIII be soi the tbA
sTATUARY &C. Gc sATI RDAl EVENING APhl 80 Will be
sollt tho SUPERB COLLECTION OPPICTlRBS 80,
The exhibition, FREE, Day and Evening I'LL SALE
with catalogues.
DY GEO. HOLBROOK, AuctiOneer, 5l5 Third
I'D ave will lOt o'clock 2l7 East eondst all
furniture Of 7octaye piano. paor suites
hsale suites bookcases. cenertab fixtures, dnngroor
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

tpdtrenb r1etnes 1T alien 8e3tebunaen UNI
Yereeblt9en Mufentbaltes in Yaris Don @et'
ten en-. Maiefdt sefunben tabe. Snbenn
t4. bic aufrtdttsfen @anf&e fur bas @obl.
eraeben Gm. Majefdt unb Tranfrei&s aus
fprede, perblette i'd en-. maiefdt nsuter
8ruber unb Treanb" lie bon: frere ct ami.
Wi1belm."
Meue'3ett.- 8eamter: uGs TT
f9redlt9, pte Ste 9SFi4teit abntutn1t."
@utma@er: nbas mert' Id am befen
In ttetnem @efAdfte:" >. .>.
Dte &umeraben.-v@e, SER Naas
Bar, BARI t8 bttten UNI a "paar 2reuaer I'm,
terfaeuns?" .,.:... 5>s.~u.c->
Mas? 1p>etn farfer &erl unbOu bettslft
. Du unperfadmter-Du-"
u@p! @te eebet r1tr. a1fo nt@ts2 st. bas
1T faDn. @ie, fpeen g mir aber, fein MIR
:3wet benn eisentlt@ per Du, be?! etnb
mtr pteaet9t 4ameraben? }" .''..-
Notwithstanding: SD bite
au bebenfen, SER Yrtnetpa1, bab. tA @olon'
tdr BIN" :
ptinctYd1; ,@p, @plpntdr! @tRen
sic lau9, pas Elm Bolunt6r 1T? Gtngclon.
tdr. tt ientanb, Der freimtlts tint @ef9dft|
nt9B tbut."
Wttte1, alt ~ werben.-Wte baben
@te bas ansefansen, bab iie 70 alt setpcreen
fnb 2 fragile !Semanb etnen neun5istdtrtsen
Mrst. Gr erptberte: SD babe BON benz Gr<
trase:ber DON MIR perldriebeneu @eeepte sc.
1ebt ,1nb ME ems felbf s.npramen.
Die &e4tfertt9un9+- Der @t>
eonpte son @esur rebete einmal 5errn BON
@atnes NIT Der Trase an:
ST es patr, u,ein SEER, baB Sie tn einem
@aufe, 100 maj, bic Cute bat, 0etft at mir
gu fnben, eeiast taben, ID belize fetnen2
Metn 9err /! erbielt er CUR Mrtpprt, an
Der @ade 1T fein wabres Dcrt. SD BIN
ME IN etnena 9auie sepeien, up man @etii
at Sbnen sefunben tdtte.
Ole v8pfpn Ypf" ueint, tae fa
Der 86nts ppn Yreuben babur6 aue3et4ne,
bab er fdneG fur jebe ercberte NrpYin55tsu
eretnnebr1er er1er1ne..
vMatlrlt9, fast etn anberes 8latt, ubte
Dsatfaen fub tint eaufe per3sit praftii& &C.
tpprbtn."
%~rets ttnts Obrt s.-O'Gprpner In
Gbteasp bate fetnen1 sanbsn1ann Sas. &c.
Dermptt tn elmer @auferet etn DIR ateebif,
fen, sppfar bas u@uperipr"> gertdt bena9est>
%aenannten $1,000 @Gabenerlas sufpra9.
81 ct sbas @elb befpn1mt, bas 1T etne anbsre
Sra9e.
3um Trtebtnsf@1uB fenbet 9for5>
1etm bic sp1bene Sober. Tranfrei& 1tefert
bic Gtnte basu, 1T bic es f9 erf NOD reiten
wtu, Dtut1alanb bas 8latt, bas ii9 fur inn
11er sespanbt BAT, uno Oeaerrei9 unb Sta>
lien ben @anb, auf ben tire Combination
Qebaut tpar. (8anner.)
Gtne Huge @ausfrau. Der
Mann (piQ fetne A%mtsuntform an5teben,
Tnbet aber, ba6 1e uu1 mebr ais cine @ano>
brett au eng tf): @&au etnrtal Der, 8rau!
Das TT iest cine fa6ne @efdtat'! @cr flint
Sabren tab ID nod r1eine Uniform 5u'
fn6pfen t6nnen, uns morsen mub i'd BET met
men, neutn @bef Mufwartuns MAIDEN, seb's,
mte's nil!
Srau: ga lit let&t 3u belfen! gurne
fn6pff Du fe su, unb btnten trennt man bic
Mabt auf; Du stebf ben uebcrste1er an, unb
fetn @enf@ abnt, tpas btnter betnem Radsn
sef9eben 1T. 49,.
HdtbfeI-
Die erfen BAT Elm @dbel tntrter,
Die 1eeten bat Elm iebes :3tn1mer,
Das @anae BAT Elm ieoer Stanb,
Der nit nit arbern f9 perbaub.
4 anhSiung hes &atbiels In Hr. 1853:
Der 8u9fabevr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

prets etnts Obrt s.-O'Gprpner TT
Gbteasp bate fetnem 2anbsn1ann Sas. Me<
Dermptt In elmer @auferet etn DIR ab9ebii,
fen, ppflr bas Superior gert4t bem9est>
9enannten $1,000 @Gabenerlas suipra@.
81 ct bas @elb befpmn1t, bas 1T etne anbere
Tra9e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
81 IL rhaI

1867-1S70.-Gtn febr Invertebrates
document 1T fplsenpe, unter ben papteren
Mapplepns sprsefunbene Depef&e bes 3d..
ntss Don Yreuben Gu Napplepn, wel&e mad
bin, 8efu&e Der Ausfeluns Don 1867 ron
8erltn mad parts erpepirt wurbe unb BITE
fiG iett etspas fpnbertar ausnimnt: 49,
s8abelsbera, Is. Stunt 1867, 8 nbr
SO 3Mtnuten Mbenos. Mn Se. Majcfat ben
&atier Der Tran3ofen, STARTS. Sm Muss1>
b1lde, no t9 tit meine t9etmatb spradfebre'
b:Grst IS nnid, en-. Majefat aus pp1em
@sr3en fur bic mebr ais ltebenswlrbtse unb
freunbli9e Mufnabne su banten, pel4e i'd
pdbrenb n1etnes III alien Se3tepunaen UNI
YereebltGen Mufentbaltes In Yaris BON @et'
tel. en-. Maiefdt sefunben Babe. Snbent
t9 bic aufrtdttsfen @anf4e fur bas @obl.
eraeben Gw. Maiefdt unb Tranfrei&s aus
fprsae, perblette i'd en-. maietdt ~suter
8ruber unb Treunb" lie bon frere ct ami.)
Wilbelm."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

respect, to the old inhabitants, and more
likely to sustain the character and great
ness of the State. Possibly some OF the
Younger sons of the English nobility ana
gentry might be induced 10 come ana 70
bring with them their fortunes, w",en'
though small for men living IN Enslis'
society, would generally be ample LOT e,'i u.
grants. The provision formerly aioraeu ~
them in their own country by the great
establishments is now being withdrawn
and their political and socia. position 10 less
satisfactory than it was. ,:.
Owing to various circumstances ana IN
i,cnccs. the English here now learn 10 re-
,ard the United States IA almost hostiie
,onntrv. where they are unlikely to find
welcome and leading Englishmen are
loing everything in their power to guide
emiorstion elsewhere. But If it could in
any way he made known to them that Nir-
rinia was really friendly, and that Eng
iishmcn would find hearty welcome there,
il might turn their minds nj once in that
direction. An invitation to English emf
grants, signed by prominent Nirginians,
and backed, if possible, by one or TWO Oh
the English Consuls, or good public meet
ing held in Virginia, and reported in the
English papers. would probably have the
desired effect. If anything is to be done,
il must he done soon, otherwise English
emigration will take another course, and
Virginia will be filled with different ele-
ments.
Professor Smith says that much might
be done if you would come forward IN the &c
matter; which, as no political question Is
involved, he thinks you might possibly
consent to do. lie says that your name IS
regarded by all parties in England WIN
equal confidence and respect, and therefore
would he most effective.
Relieve me most truly yours,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
MP SPECIAL NOTICE.-The under

ME- SPECIAL NOTICE.-The under
signed beg to inform their friends that they can
now be found with the house of
BURREss, WILLIAMS CO.,
iii Main street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The facilities of this house are unsurpassed, ana
they arc prepared to exhibit to their friends stock
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
fnl and complete In every respect lrst-ciass, and
at prices rs low as similar goods can oe sold any
where.
JoHS MoRToE, EDWIN A. WIN.
ALBERT NJ. WoopTIS, ". L. JESSIS6a,
THOMAS D. QUARLES C.R. MORTON.
(mh 22l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

Yesterday number of circuit Judges
were elected by the General Assembly
among them A. D. DICKINSON, Esq, OF
Prince Edward. Without meaning to
disparase the other gentlemen who will go
worthily wear the judicial ermine, we must
be allowed to express our peculiar gratifca-
ton at the election Of Mr.. DICxINsoN-a
man whom the present writer has known
from his boyhood as "true man and
good" His vote was very large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

ME- COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL
we are prepared to cell them goods specially
adapted to their wants. In quantities to suit them,
OF lowest wholesale figures. Our senior partner
gives personal attention to this department. and
will guarantee satisfaction.
BURREsS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
NH lin Iii Main street.
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NrOTICE.-Notice il hereby given that
~ by an order OF rha Circuit Court OF the United
States for the District OF Virginia made and en-
tered on the 9th day Of March, A. ID. 1870, the ul-
has been appointed as receiver or the
effects, assets, and other property, of the Games
River Insurance Company. 80
Parties indebted TO the said Company will settle
only with the undersigned.
ia. LYMAN, Receiver,
NH Is-eodsw Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

AMUsEMEETS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
join T. FORD. LESSEE.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
ENGAGEMENT OF SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MRS. JAMES A. OATES'S
BCRLESQUE AND OPERATE TROUPE.
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH %, 1870.
The extravaganza burlpsque
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
introducing
EIGHTEEN FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS
and the
WONDERFUL HERNANDEZ,
C'REARDON'S TUNBLERoNICAN,
CONTRADICTIONS,
and the
IMPERIAL JAPS.
During the engagement win lie produced
Donizetti's opera of the
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT,
FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS,
HTMPTY-DUMPTY,
ami
LURLIS.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress ClfC II w
RescrN ed sears. ......................'.... 70
parquette "a
Gallery.
Reserved seats for sale at WEST JOHNSTON
bookstore, Main street. ". r. HAYDEN,
Business Manager
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY a.
O'Clock.
Admission, Soc. Children, sc. NH edit
pICHMOND THEATRE.
JOHN #. FORD. Observation-Disclosures. LESSEE.
Mrs. JAMES 4. OATES's
DURLEsQuE AND OPERATE COMPANY.
IMMM + UCCESs.
Last day Of the
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
AFTERNOON AT q O'CLOCK,
grand matinee,
THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
In the EVENING ats,
THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
The wonderful HERNANDEZ,
JAPS! JAPS!!
COWBELOGEONS and
FRENCH DANCING MASTER,
The GREAT O'REARDON on the TCMBLER.
OSICON.
In preparation:
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS
HARLEQUIN'S HUMPTY-DUMPTY.
Admission, soc. Children, CSC. mh:e
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sHAWES.
SHAWLS.
SOMETHING NEW
AND
Oh + 4 +

Down with gold prices. Atwood CASHMERE ut
CSC 10 il. sold At IL tn $3.50; French Cassimeres
plaid and plan, at 1915. sl.5o, and SL75-sold rs
high as $40 Sash Ribbons, something new and
elegant; Striped and Figured Ribbons, for bows.
very rich: Flannel, all wool, at CSC. !: good
Kid Gloves at $l.25; Embroideries, Notions,
Gloves, and Hosiery, and a full line Of House.
keeping Goods and White Goods all OF which
have been bought at the heavy decline Of gold,
and offer them to the public In general at great
bargains, and no humbug. All can ask is a call,
and convince yourself. Call soon at
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
ais Broad street, between Fourth and Finn.
NH IL
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Just rcCeived by steamer. 500 pieces Calico-tha
very best AT l"sc.: cases Bleached Cotton-2ood.
full yard wide. at 123c; elegant at l5c. 10 ls.
Towels At loo. worth 2sc. Towels II yards long st
$50. n bargain at i5c.; Linen Handkerchief at
sc. per dozen worth sl.5o per dozen; elegant
IIemstitched Handkerchirfs at CSC apiece cheap
ut Soc; Lace HandkerchIefs at S5c cheap at &C.;
Corscls ut Soc; French Corsets a; Sc; Nothing
ham Lace at 35c. cheap nj soc.
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS:
Black and White Plaid Poplin ut zoe. worth Soc;
Figured Alpaca, something new, at &c: Poplins,
the very latest shad=s, at IS TO size. Alpac. all
shades, good quality al 33c.; beautiful Plaids at
35c. Black SIX. good at *l57S 10 SlI5 per yard,
sold ar 1: to S:.5; colored SILK III $40 per yard
worth $3.50; Linena, all shades, something new.
for dresses French Gamhrics. all colors: White
ard Figured Pique, really rich; Black Alpacs,
full line.
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DAEKERs. &c.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN GOVERNMENT sECUEITIga
no. NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
FEBRUARY IL, 1870.

The remarkable success Which attended our nc
Yotiation or the LOANS OF the Centr1l PaciG:
| Railroad Company and the Western Pacific Rail-
road Company, and the popularity and credit
which these LOANS have maintained IN The mar
kcts both in this country and Europe, have shown
that the first nortgaged bonds OF wisf!y-locatcd
and l,onorably-manased railroads arc promptly
recognized and readily taken as the most suitable.
safe, and advantageous form Of investment, ,:et-
Ing more liberal income than can hereafter la
derived from Government bonds, and ayallable'o
take their place.
Assured that In the selection and ncgotl .,'nH ot
superior Railroad Loans we are Meeting great
public want and rendering valuable service both
TO the holders Of capital and to those great national
works Of Internal improvement, whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character entite them to the
use Of capital and the confidence of investors, We
now offer with special confidence and satisfaction
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THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING /!

THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING !!
TIE PEOPLE FULLY AROUSED!
VIRGINIA CITIZENS AL INTERESTED
PRICES MUST BE PUT DOWN!
BARGAINS FOR EVERY ONE!
We are determined 10 make the Broad-Street
Dry Goods Emporium headquarters for bargain,
and have REDUCED ALI KINDS OF GOODS
to thr VERY BOTTOM PRICES. and viii always
give customers the benefit Of any decline that may
take place.
Our buyer Is In the northern cities thl, week,
and Will ship Us SPRING GOODS, hoxsht at panic
prices. which we viii scll rs cheap a. any other
re!:il lousc In thl3 city.
Meanwhile. our stock Of
COTTONS, PRINTS.
CASSSIMERES,
BLACK ALPACA-,
WHITE GOODS.
LINENS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
SPRING CLOAkS. and
DRY GOODS
In general, Is we'll assorted, and We AK Il call
from those desiring seasonabl. goods.
WILLIAM THALHIMER K Sons,
NH y No. t9l Broad street, corner III Sixth.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THf.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.


the Atlantic cosst and the magnificent harbors OF
the Chesapeake bay with tho Ohio river at a point
Of reliable navigation, and thus, with The entire
railroad scstcm and water transportation OF The
great West and Southwest, FORMS THE ADD
TIOEAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, -
Impcra,!veiy demanded for the accommodation or
the immense and rapidly -growing transportation
between the Atlantic seaboarCi AMI Europe on Tbs
one hand, anil the great producing regions Of ii"
ohio ami Mississippi valleys on the other.
The importance Of this road rs \ new outlet
from the West 20 the sen magniGes 1t into one d
national consequence. and insurcs 10 Il an cXlcn-
5ive through traffic from the day OF III compile
ton, while In the developmcn: of tho extensive
AGRICULTURAL and mineral resources 81 Virginia
AMI West Virginia |: possesses along its own !inr
the clements Of n large and profitable local it-i
ness.
Thus the grea. interests, both general ant local.
which demand the completion OF the thcsapsah:
and Ohio railroad to the Ohio river afford TIL,
surast guarantee OF lie success and value, Ani
render i, the most importan! and substantial rail.
road enterprise now In progress: in this c"uHtry.
It's superiority as an East and Yves, routr. and
the promise OF an immense and proltahl" trade
awaitingit completion, have drawn 10 II The al
tenti"n and cooperation Of prominent capt. ilisi@
and railroad men or this city OF SQUAD jnd-mcnt
and known integrity. whose connection with II,
together with that of eminent citizens and hn'lnes
men O. Virginia and West Virginia,
INSrRES AN ENERGETIC, HONORABLE,
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General CANDY has one friend. FoKNEY
appl4uis him for his course in Richmond =.
FoESEr and CANDY! We are inclined to
think that we have heard of FORNEY's
having burnt his fingers some years ago in
terfering between a man and his wife. The
author of the Consuelo letter is General
CANBY's single apologist amongst editors.
Now we know that CANDY was wrong.
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900, $500, and Sl0o.

They win be Issued as Coupon Bonds. Isysh!e
10 bearer, sndmay be held in that corm Or
The Bond may be registered In the name Of tbs
owner, with the coupons remaining payable -
bearer attached the principal being then transfer
able only on the books Of tho COMPANY uni, s. r..
assigned to bearer; or
The Coupons may DC detached and cancclicd, the
Bond made a permanent Registered Bond. traus-
ferahle only on The hooks o: the Company, ani
the interest made payable only to The registered
owner or his attorney.
The three classes VIII be known respectively AZ:
lst. coupon Bonds payable to bearer"
2d. Registered Bonds with Coupons attached"
sd. "Regstcred Bonds with Coupons ,.ctacl-
ed should he 50 designated by correspondent IN
specifying the class OF Bonds desired.
They have thirty years to run from January IL,
1910, with interest at six per cent. per anuun jrcln
November l, 1859. Principal and interest paya-
bic I'm gold in The city OF New York
The interest Is payable In May and Snycmbrr
that II may take the place OF that or the earlier
issues of Five-Tweuties, and suit the convenience
Of our friends who already hold Central and West.
ern Pacidc bonds. with interest payable Il, jana
AIRY and July, and who may desire In making a',.
duional investments, 10 have their interest re-
ceivable at different seasons of the year.
The loan Is secured By 3 mortgage upon tie an
tire line Of road from Richmond t. the chic river,
with the equipment and NIL other proper,! and
apprrtenanccs connected Herewith.
A sinking fund OF slJo, 900 per aunum Is provided
for the redemption OF the bonds, 10 taho c"cI n'c
year after the completion of the road.
The mortgage Is for sls coo, Of which =, co.,
oco Will be reserved and held In trust for the Ee-
demptlon OF outstanding bonds oil the Virginia
Central Railroad Company, now merged In th9
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Ofthe remaining sls, 900 900, sufficient amoGn.
will be sold TO complete the road 10 the Ohio river
perfect and improve the port Ion now In operation
and thoroughly equip the whole for s large aLi
active traffic.
The present price Is 80 aud accrued iutcrts:
loan so amply secured, so carefully guarded,
and so certain hereafter to command a promlneu!
place among the favorlte securities In III. mar.
kets, both of this country and Europe. viii be ut
once appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
FISK L HATCH, Bankers.
7. S-Wc have issued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical Details maps t.r.,
which viii he furnished upon application.
We buy and sell Government Bonds, and receive
| the Accounts or Banks, Bankers, Corporations,
and Others subject TO check ~ slghs, ana allow IN
| terest on daily balances.
DAVENPORT & CO., Stock Brokers
No. lie4 Main asreei, Richmond
Agents for sale OF Bonds In Virginia.
| Se sa~s&Wsm
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The Legislature.

The Legislature.
Some Of our country contemporaries seem
disposed to raise clamor about what they
term the inaction OF the General Assembly.
Surely they have not kept posted. The
Legislature has been in session thirty
nine working days, and during that time
it has accomplished more general legisla-
ton than, perhaps, was ever accomplished
by any previous Legislature in the same
length Of time. They have passed the en-
aiding act, the interest bill. the bill dis
tricting the State for county judges, the
hill defining the jurisdiction of the county
courts, the township bill, and the bill pre-
scribing the oath Of office-all of which re-
uuired careful consideration. A large
number of other bills of Importance, but Of
less general interest, have also been passed.
In addition to this, the House has passed
the bill in relation to commissioners Of the
revenue, and the homestead while the Sc
uate has passed the bill recognizing the
Court Of Appeals and providing for regis
tration Of voters. \ large amount of other
business has been matured and reported by
committees and will soon be pressed through.
In the same time the Legislature has
elected a Lieutenant Governor, First and
Second Auditor, Treasurer, Register of the
Land Office, Secretary Of the Common
wealtb, Superintendent of the Peniten-
,;auu c.ouoi.oono % ,ho po,;.o,t;orr Sr-
:1, r. D,,rs Iu.,-..;on s-o
p'lih'ehueh' u i"oi'e ins'iu''i'n' N.'
Judges Oh Tue Court VI Appe'i9 anu ''A
cir'"i. JUICES anu "iien. II 10 ie'0'''V'''
'""' io' he"''y every "'''e my "e'e q
'.'s' Oh aSplrah'S II VIII ieau'i' NC '''"
that the work has not been l'sh' oiie'
surely 'his mas not peeh ah '"le heeeis'"-
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niorr FALSE F,crprs-A statement,
sail Ioro boo, oa;o;o,1v nro,orad NJ tI,a
rnoo.,.,. nono,t,non+ 90 nnb,;sbod IN tha
g., a. ,o e ,o,,r;no;,o. tho
,,i1;, fla. +ho on.;ro n,,,1;c job+-twontv-
,.u -
. .'s ..,..a s:,,.;na fnna on,,;t.1n
Of $25,O00,000 in twentv-three and Il half
years. or Of Sl00.0O0,009 in nine and Il
half years. We quote the conclusion az
rived at, rs il appears in the Baltimore
Sun:
"Hcncp il will he seen that TO continue
the acquisitions to the sinking fund at the
rate OF slOO,0n0,00O per annum, as mas
'een oolle u"tlhS tht pas: se".' '"e LIE
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| BcTLEE lilr AGAlN.-A Washington tel
csram says that whilst Tennessee Radi-