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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02
gPECIAL NOTICES,

~ THE BODY AND ITS NEEDS
ConHidering the extreme sensitivenes Of the hu-
man body, and that 1t Is unprotected except by
artificial covering, from the action Of cold, 1t Is
not strange That this season 1t is liable to many
disorders. The skin exercises powerful inDu-
ence over the stomach and bowels, and when Its
functions are interrupted by sudden chills that
seal the pores and prevent evaporation from the
surface, internal congestion IL apt to ensue. The
digestive organs never perform their Office prop.
ery when this Is the sse, and the waste matter OF
the system, which should be discharged in part
through The perspiratory glands, having no other
outlet than the bowels and the kidneys, con,tipa-
ton and variety OF renal diseases are more or
less prevalent. Dyspepsia, where it exists, is
also aggravated by these causes. The most effec-
tive preventive of, and remedy for, disturbances
Of tbis nature Is HOsTETTER'5 STOMACH
B1TTERS. Acting as stimulant and tonic, 1t
rouses the stomach and the intestines, imparting
to those impoI tant organs boh activity and regu
larity. It also regulates rs sudorjfc, by toniDg
the vessels or the skin and promoting the free pas
sage OF exhausted matter through that natural
sieve of the system. Being mild dturetic, It
gives h&althfLl impulse 10 The action of the kid
neys, where there Is q tendency to drop5y. and as
blood depurent AID nervine, has highly benef-
c al effect In rheumatic cases, It combines In hap
tiseptc, diaphoretic, and ant-bflious proper ties
requisite for the restoration OF system generally
dIsor dered, and has equal q Inter medicine.
ia 2--eodlw&w1t --.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

HE INCOME TAx.-It appears by oul
exchanges that the capitalists Of the coun
Observation-Disclosures, spectators, and gold
gamblers-have recommended vigorous
war upon Congress in behalf of exemption
lrom taxation upon income.
1t Is all right with the moneyed aristoc.
racy if the taxes to support swindlers o.
the Government-its tax.gatherers-if agri
rulturalists and mechanics are forced &c
meet these heavy and unjust demands; but
it is wrong to demand taxes on the income
Of the wealthy-those who are the most
able to pay it.
Labor has been subservient to capital tot
long, and it is time it should demand re
Speclful consideration. Taxes upon thu
necessaries of life, and the implements o
husbandry and the workshops, ought to b
greatly reduced if not Withdrawn, and CAPT
tal--large incomes-should be made to beal
the burden. We are decidedly in favor o
increasing the taxes on incomes, and re
llevine labor and the prime necessaries o
life Charlotte Bulletin.
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NJ sTRENTH TO THE BLOOD.

NJ STRENTH TO TIL E BLOOD
Without a certain proportion OF fron the blood
loses Its strength and purity. Blood enters every
organ through the circulation, distributing the
nutritve principle to every texture and the source
of every secretion hence the Importance OF keep
ing it duly enriched. Il 1t has become weak, the
entire system will be weak. and the danger Of in
curing disease imminent; in short, good blood
m axes US healshy-bad blood makes US sick. Here
we are admonished Of the superior advantages Of
MIsHnER'S HERB BIrTERS. The iron In th Sc
B,,ters is readily absorbed into ire circulation,
and strong and vigorous constitution ere 1t: De
The circulation is regulated by them. and If any
organ be weaker thxn the rest, the deposils which
cause hoils, carbuncleB, tumors, Jumps, &C., are
checked and removed, and 3 healthy tone i'm.
parted % the entire stem. 1t always cures, and
rever fails TO prevent disease arising from I'M
pure blood. .r Ja2-eoolW@"t
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Am Infamous Circular.
from the Raleigh Sentinel.

From the Raleigh Sentinel.l
We publish in another column an address
put forth by the colored members of the
General Assembly to the colored people oil
the State.
This address is based on incidents related
in holy writ, in the Book or Esther, ana
ESSAYS to draw parallel between the con-
dition of the Jewish residents of the Per-
sian Empire, in the reign of Ahasleruss,
and the negroes in North Carolina, and IS
nothing more nor less than an attempt to IN.
timidate the timid whites of the State and
create a sentiment against the impeacn'
ment Of Gov. Holden. Let the white men
of the West read and ponder this address
well.
BY reference TO the Book of Esther the
allusions In the address will be fully under
stood. The present General Assembly, ac-
cording to the address, represents Hannah,
who thirsted for the blood of the Jews,
personated by the negroes Of the State.
The colored members of the Legislature
stand for Esther, who 80 went in unto the
King" and by their advice and 1nterven.
ton, fasting and prayers are to be observed
for The success OF Gov. Holden, the Nor
decai of the situation.
The 18th d " of the month was set apart
for fasting and prayer by the Jews in Nor.
decai's case-indeed, they were to fast three
days previously. The Esthers in the ad'
dress appoint the 18th of january for their
fasting and prayer but instead of fasting
three days previously, they only advise TO
abstain from strong drink during the three
| days.
The result Of all these observances in the
case of the Jews. and by inference the re-
suit to be expected in the present case lls'
that although the fatal decree may not be
changed, yet another decree may be OBJ
tanned, namely, that the intended victims
shall rise up in their own defence, and Stay
iindiscriminately those who were to eXter-
| inmate them.
| This address so distinctly draws the pa
rallcl as to the characters in the two
cases, that the inference Is unmistakable
| that they intend the parallel shall hold good
| in the result. 1t is Ivy this inference that
the address is intended to intir1idate the
tinid, and bring TO bear outside pressure
in favor of Holden in the Impeachment
tri0l.
| Now, we have no idea that this address
originated with the colored members of the
Legislature and we believe Gov. Holden
wrote 1t or suggested it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

o,p-FAsH1oxEp WIsrERs.-,a % Zoo ,o,o .nd
Hanover county, dated Aprll 20 iof' 's ~n.
n,,h,ished in the Enquirer few days al. a,s
mards furnishes \ record OF the o so'a
weather for many previous years: 90
march 10, mercury at 80. 1ss'-March .
A. zero March 5. 90 below. ls4o-Marcn
10 70: March "a, 80. 1s4s-March 10, 90.
put the close of the letter is astounding. 1t
says.
ever heard of In Virginia was a snow nearly
q foot deep in the month Of June, l774.
rye r T have heard Of this snow from an old
Iadr born about 1901 The coolest MORN
Ing ever Hnownin Virginia since its first
settlement by the English was January II,
1880. The mercury sunk into the bulb of
The thermometers. The ice upon our rivers
was 8 feet inches thick. James river was
frozen over at Burwell's Bay so that the
heaviest wagons passed over it upon the ice.
Chesapeake Bay was frozen quite over, and
hundreds Of persons walked across it from
Annapolis to Kent Island and other places"
Enough. Let US not complain of the
cold. - -f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

SAN DoMlNGo-GRAET AND SUMkER.-It
Is beyond question $50 yet says Senator
Sumner) that Gen. Grant did. in the begin
ming of this "onpleasantncss," demand bis
removal from the craftsmanship Of the
Committee on Foreign Relations. More
than dozen members who voted for the
Morton resolutions gave the President dis
tinctly to understand that no such interfer
ence could be allowed, and hence his
change of base. Senator Wilson ayers upol
this point that not only is he opposed tt
such movement, but che is prepared *
say further that no Republican Senator will
vote for it, let them talk as they may ;
and, referring to the design to run Grant
off the track, lie says:
at is the privilege of every person il
the party to have choice for our mex
nominee, and no one should or must bt
read out Of the party who does not favor
Grants denomination, nor do l believe there
will be any attempt to do such thing. l
there is, it will fail"
The President must see by these oper
and eratuitous declarations Of men profess
ing the utmos. regard for him personally
(as Mir. Sumner does) that he is doomed
man.-X, an Baltimore Gazette.
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RUMoRED CHANGES IN TIE SUPREME
CouRT.-Chief Justice Chase will, 1t ia I'm.
derstood, resign his high position should
the House Judiciary Committee report O
bill now before them, and the same become
law, by which he would be entitled to bis
full salary for The remainder of his life
His health will hardly permit of his taking
his seat on the bench again. Among the
names mentioned contingently in such an
event are those Of Senators 1rumbull anG
Edmunds, and even Conkling, though the
latter, it is SAID, wants the reversion--s
Judge Hunt, OF Utica, n. Y, being hi!
choice. The name Of Associate Justice
Miller is also fayorably mentioned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

~ TABLE-CLOTHS, .>,
NAPKIEs, DoYlIEs,
SHEETTNGS,
pILLUW-CASEg COTTON. ~ -.
- MA6sEILLES QUILTS, 7e ~
IL. BLANKETS, 81
=. TOWELS, tG' t-'s. t "-..
..- TcWELING, "
&. -... CRASH, 80 @a ~. .7'
..4 ..e. HUCKABACK,. 49, l"l - . .-'ff
All st lower prices than ever, ut +" $500, p.
-. ... .~t.--r LEVY BROTHERS.
-, H.: n;r 1918 and LIS Main street.
BLACK SILKS lower than ever; %t '-,..
VELVETEENS in all qualities;
CLOAKLOOPE and DRESS BUTTONS. de%
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Railway from Washington to Rich
mOn6.

mona.
We trust we are to have the present year
an airline railway between Washington
and Richmond by the construction Of a
chartered road from Fredericksburg to
Alexandria. 1t Is wonderful that the route
should have continued mixed water and
rail line for more than thirty years between
such important points as Washington aud
the capital of Virginia. There have been
few winters which have not put travel and
the transportation of the mails by this liue
to great inconvenience and delay because
Htcs obstruction OF the Potomac by ice.
We ar. NOW suffering from this cause; both
mails and passengers coming by the cir
cuitoss way of the Orange and Alexandria
and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads, nearly
three hours behind the time Of the other
route When in operatior ...... j..
The Fredericksburg f.lil and water line
is one Of the most pleasant In the United
/ States In summer, as It has proved to be
possibly rhe safest. But ess time Is slow
compared with what it would be on an all
rail air line, Gu such line the pa,seneer
ut . speed maintained on most Passenger
Lines would be 40 put forward as to be In
Philadelphia before he could BY the rail and
water line reach Baltimore. However agree
able and comfortable this latter line may
be In summer, 1t does not come up to the
demands Of these days, and 1t win be well
Tor the line 0, sravel passing through this
city when the al-ran route is finished and
IL operation, As travel bl.sas trade, any.
thing that increases travel throug,- a city ia
beneficial to its trade. and therefore hicE.
mond is deeply interested in the allrail
route. twill Increase the speed Of travel,
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!. sssta4' .
DNED.

>. th,. city. on Friday. Deeemhee soth. ~ +:
NJ. HARV Ely GRAHAM. lniantson OF Joseph
~ VA n T. Davis, aged IL months
ar IN this city, On Saturday, December slss, JOS.
DATf5
will TAXA place from the First Baptist Church
HIS AFTERNOON ut 2 O'Clock. The friends
and acquaintances of the family, as well as those
Of T.. r. Jones. are Invited to attend.
On saturday,morning. Dec. alst after painful
Illness Mrs. DOROTHEA ANN BOUTWELL,.
wife of Captain F.. B. Boutwell,, in the SD year OF
her age. -. -.
The fuEcral services will be held and high m ass
sung, at 81, pe,er's Cathedral THIS Monday
MORNIsG at 10 O'Clock. 7 he friends OF Captain
Boutwell, are respectfully Invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

AMONG the cases to be argued at the next
term OF the United States Supreme Court
Is that of William D. Mutt, Of Alexandria,
raising the question Of the validity Of the
proceedings under the United States direct
TAX act passed during the war. The case is
appealed from judgment rendered by the
Court of Appeals OF Virginia In favor of
Matt
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speCTAL soT7CEs.,
~ CARPETS, CARPETS.

CRosLEY,s ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPET
atslsoper yard; - - ..sz.--
Superior TH3EE.PLY and ~1sGRAlN- CAk-
PETS;
HEMP CARPET, striped aud printed, full gsrd
wide, at s73e.; = - : < - go
STAIR CARPET, all wldths; ....--- s.-s..,-7.,,,
OIL CLOTHS, all widths;
OIL CLOTH RUGS for placing under Stoves
washstauds, ut doors, and wherever else re-
quired to protect the carpet; - .."--' :
VELVET RUGS and DOOa MATS.
? -" 49, LEVY BROTHERS,
H. .. 1919 and 1918 Main street.
Use John A. CLARK, Jr., & Co.'s SPOOL Col-
TOY .,a hoe, In ,sa Trv Il. a..ss,.st de 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

A NEW ENTERPRIsE.-Mr. Hight, a
wealthy gentleman from Cumberland coun-
ty, Maine, has purchased tract of land
near Herndou station, and having made
other purchases In the same neighborhood,
has now a tract containing 1,0d acres OF
well-timbered land. He is now having made
q steam-engine of 50-horse power, and early
in the spring will commence the manufac-
ture of slaves, to be shipped from this port
to the West India market.--Alerandria Ca
Sefto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

Further Language from Truthful
JAMES," is the title of new poem Cf poem
it may DE called by BRET HARTE. But It
won't do. It's a poor imitation Of the
"Heathen Chinee."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

SEVERE AccIDRNr.-Sfr. G. n. Taylor, OF
Loudoun county, while engaged In dress.
ing q milestone Tuesday. was caught be-
tween the bnPrs and bad his leg crushed so
severely that amputatiou was necessary
yesterday.--Aler.. Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

rARDoZo, FOURQUREAN & CO
No. 1909 MAIN STREET.
(opposite post-ofacel
Have JUST OPENED an elegant stock Of
Rich AND BEAUTIFUL LACEa
LACE COLLARS
LACE HASDKERCH1EFs.
LACE SATs, &C., &c.
New and handsome Ladies' and aenrs
NECK.TIES
In endless variety.
FANCY HANLKERCHIEF BOXES
PLAIN AND HEMsTITCHeD
HANDKERCHlEFS'
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
new styles;
together with The most varied assortment OF
GOODS SUITED TO THE HOLIDAYS
they have ever offered.
LACE COLLARS AND HAEDKERCHIEFR
from CSC. to Sss.
CARDozo, FoURoUREAN e. co.
Ide 10
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and thereby che popularity OF the -d nses
line from the Gulf States through Hss :,
moni. 1t would indeed be gra.hy,ns, ., -, -
this were the last winter that .ne ,s,, -
from storms and Ice on the Potomac hoa 70
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~ LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs

~ LACEs AND EMBROIDERIES.
A large assortment OF
CAMBRIC EDeINGs and IEsERTINGs,
INFANTS. FROCK WAIsTs.
INFANTS ROBES,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
COLLARS, ......
BANDS, -"E '....
LACES Of all kinds;
. H. LACE SETS, - .........
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS, At
gregg e - LEVY .BROIHERs,
r. -..-a.s 1918 and 1915 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON COO.
per pound. .~.- s' de 2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

The Boston City Council has appropri.
ateG 81. 600 for the erection Of q soldiers
monumsitaaa the Compon, 2.',..s .,s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

uIBERNIA BUILDING FUND COM
III rANY.-1he regular monthly meeting VIII
he held THI3 EVE MING at y O'Clock In the
room over the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. H. Mco "secreisry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects of bad dyea invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
je 2-eod1yr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

WE are obliged to Senator JOHNSTON for
the Congressional Globe and Appendix for
the first session Of the Forty-first Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02

~ OIL OF VITRIOL!
OIL OF VITRIOLI Gil OF V1TRI06!
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have in thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rior article CT
OIL OF VITR1OL,
which they Mt all times prepared to ship IN
quantities to suit purch Asers Making Its produc-
ton specially, our prices will be found more
advantageous 10 buyers than at any other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't.
Ctaca, 80 South st., Baltimore, Md. de e-eodly
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HOLIDAY aOcDS.
.nUCKWALL & RoUss,
No, 1918 MAIN STREET.


FRESEeTS FOR EVERYBODY.
We have Just received from The New York auo-
ton rooms urge snd beautiful assortment Of
DRESS GOODS and NoTloNs-many OF them
less than half prlceali Of them too cheap TO stay
with US long.
Elegant BALmoRAL CBApE, s0c., worth 81;
BuTLkVARD SHIRTS, 81 IS;
A large and Ell CANT assortmeh5 OF a. LINUS OF
WOtSrRD GODDS for Ladies, Misses, and
j Infsnts at half price: -.
LADIES HATS (tashionshle and pretty, only
MIssE,, HATS. only 2sc.;
LADIES' and MISSES SATCHEGS,
sAS n. and TRIMMING RIBBONS
VEI,Vr 4 and vELVE TEEN RIBBONS, -,
SATINS aud VELYETS ON TIE BAAs, all
Rea mini WAX DOLLS. for the little girls;
beantifui OPERA HOODS, for misses;
wyEai+r I IiS CLOTH. only $780,;
PLAID bHAWLS. only Scc. ....
FURs! FURs! FURsl FURS!
BOYS and Misses, WouLLES GL00GTSSn 49,
BONNET RUCHEs, g.; ofooL CpAAoS' -e''
WORSTED BRAID, SCI
A full line Of DOMEsTlCs; r.
Gents BRITISG SOCK. soc ,,rryor,
Best Ladies'. Misses, ana lnIanes' BRITISH
HOSIERY;
FI,fDR OlL-CLCTH. .-. ..
CARPETS! CARPETS! Qe %
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January I'd, A. L. ss7I, A. d. 1871.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.---Members OF
n Virginia Lodge No. 2, are hereby summoned
to meet at co 7enant Hall. Capitol street, on MON.
DAY punctualiy at O'Clock, to pay the last sau
tribute Of respect to or deceased orosner' Jos
' Members of sister Lodges frstnrnally invited to
unite with us.
Bv order OF the ". G. ,rz,n, q
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NEW HOLIDAY BOOKS.

NEW HOLIDAY BOOKS.
WALLIS ABOUT RICHMOND;
A STORY FOB BOYS;
ALSO, 4 GUIDG-BOOK FOR THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
This is a handsome little yclune, bound IN
cloth, embracing l7s pages, with illustrations,
and fine photograph Of Gan, LEE. Price. $50.
ALSO,
"EGGAEs STRUGGLE"
. A sToRY OF TEMPTATION;
10Y cages, with two full-page illustrations.
Price, 4sc.
For Gale Inv MCCARTHY 4 ELLYsON,
Publishers, No. sl4 Main street,
dsas-st ANDA TIE BOOKaTOREs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02
nr ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.

ME- ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
T.R PRICE & CO. have just opened
Elegant POINT APPLIQUE SETS and COL
LARS; ...
LACE TRIMMED LINEN SETS, fancy boxes
HEMsTITCHED LAWN HANDKERCHIEFs,
splendid boxes;
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA SETS.
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, every shade;
MARQUIS TWO-BUTTON GLOVES.
None but BEST gloves sold.
CLcAKS AND sHAWLS:
Superb assortment BLACK CLOTH CLOAB3
BROCHE sHAWLS, $50 to $50;
RICH STRIPED, LONG, and SQUARE
SHAWLS;
LONG and SQUARE BLANKET sHS.WLs;
HOUSE SHAWLS and sCARFS, &c.
DRESS GOODS:
EMPRESS, sll colors; vFLOURs;
IRIeH and FRENCH POPLINS;
OTTONANS, DELAINES;
Splendid POPLINS, 20, Is, and 3oc.;
DIAGONAL POtLINS, very cheap;
FIGURED DTLAI&ES;
TYCOON REPs, &c.
MOURNING GOODS:
BOMRAZINES OTTOMANs, SATTEENS,
REPS, MCHAIRs, TAMIsE, &C.,
Of unequal'ed shade and finish with everything
T. p. PRICE Co,
de "a 11Ol Main street.
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MoE.sDAr saooDs.
SsPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
JOHN Il. wooDFIH,

JOHN n. Wo0DFfN,
1117 MAIN STREET..
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OYv1cx,
Bess TO inform his friends and the pnblic thai
addition TO bis large and complete stock OF SIS
and fancy
T DRY GOODS,
he has now ready for exhibition splendid IIl
articles both useful and ornamental, speoia
adap.e ed 70 the present season and the hoIida
he calls special attention 80
sHAWLs and CisoAKs, In grea. variety:
CLOAK MATERIALS {. large assortment,
aEETLEMEN's FURNISHING GooDa
RICH. LACEs, LACE COLLARS and SETS,
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS, ~
LACE and EMBROIDERED e.. Ter
CHIEFS. i
sAsuEs and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES.
Beautiful
~~ DRESS GOODS
Of every description.
In fact our stock Is full and unusually
. .... Attractive. O..
and as the season Is fnr advanced win orer buI
" RxrRAoRDrSAY INDUCEMENTS.
JOHN n. WOODFIN.
IA % " lll7 Main street.
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wi hers of HENRICO UsIoN .LoUGE.~
No. 10, are requested to attend statedIXr\S
Communication at their Hall, on 18th street. THIS
(Tonday) EVENING, at O'Clock
Members OF sister Lodges and transient breth-
rem in good standing are traternally invited
BY order Of the ". d. reo,, -.
n 10Y, - '''F'FI IL
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ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the stockholders Of the National Ba K Of
VI ginia will be held at their Banking. House on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of January, 1871, at ~ N.
dee j. b. MORTON, Cashier.
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| 1CEMoSD AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,
| RICHMOND. Dee. 20, 1870.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
| 4 STnCKHOLDERS of the RICH hOND AND
YORK RlVER RAILROAD COMPANY will he
held at the Office Of the company, In the city Oh
! Richmond. on the FIRST TUESDAY In January
| next (sd), at l2 O'Clock NJ. .,,,r1 e,.
The transfer books will be closed until after ay
of meeting de 20-dtd
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OFFICE OLD DOMINION Bull DING sso'N'}
- BOZ MAIN STREET. I
RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 81 1870
rJ,pE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
1 ON 1DOtfiNIOE BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TON win take place on MONDAY EVr N1SG.
January 20, 1871. mt O'Clock, on which occasion
shares will be offered for redemption.
By order Of the Board. ,,,,,-
de 3l-2t W III. LOfENoI ELY, ocC-
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE OLD DOMINION BUILDING Ass'N,}
9o2 MAIN STREET. I
RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 2, 1871.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
] Old IOMINION BUILDING ASsOCIA-
TIoN, for the election Of offce,s anT d1reetoIs,
will take ulace on THURSDAY EVENING, 9th
Of January, at Z clock, at The Office sharehold-
ara are to be represented In person or by
nro1v VIM. LOVENSTE1N,
"A "a s-.- secretary.