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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

A CAMPAIGN SLANDER.--When Rev. DR.. r. v.
Pierce was candidate for State Senator his politi
cal opponents published pretended ANALYSIS Of his
popular medicines, hoping thereby to prejudice the
people against him. His election by an overwhelm-
ing majority severely rebuked his traducers, who
sought to impeach his business integrity. No no.
ttce would have been taken of these campaign lies
were 1t not that some of his enemies land every sue
csssful businessman has his full quota Of envious
rivals) are republishing these bogus analyses Nu-
merous and most absurd formulas have been pub
lished. purporingto come from high authority: and
1t is significant fact that no two have been at all
alike, concusively proving the dishonesty Of their
authors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

The Etirick sabbath Scho0!.-The anni-
versary OF the Ettrick Chesterfield county,
Methodist Sabbath school took place Sunday
evening. The exercises consisted OF prayer,
singing by the school, and recitations and
addresses by the children. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Gregory, Superin-
tendent William II. Wheary, and Il. L.
Wilson, Esq. The number OF scholars at
tached to this school is 213.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

The MOZART To-MoRRow FRInAY) EVE
NISG.-In consequence Of to-day being the
Fourth OF July, the regular weekly Mozart
musicale will take place tomorrow (Friday)
evening, and the programme will be very
attractive. The orchestra will perform
four pieces-the overture "Zampa," by
Herald; "Flower Song" by Lange; " Piz-
zicato Polka" by Strauss; and the waltzes
"On the Beautiful Rhine," by Kela Bella.
Mr. Laube will play solo for violin with
orchestrl, La Petit Tambour," by David,
and Messrs. Reinhardt, Thilow, and others
will play "Lareo" for violins, viola,
organ, and piano. Mr.. W. Fl. Grant, Jr.y
will sing two solos for baritone" Hearest
Thou by Mattel; and "Let Me Dream
Again." by Sullivan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

Officers Appointed.-John T. Ashworth,
Noble Grand of Stuart Lodge, l. 0. O. f.,
has appointed the following officers: !:
Thomas Davis, r. S.; 3. Woody, l.. s.;
James D. Brown, W.; Charles E. Morgan.
Conductor; w. T. Lockall, Il. S. s.. r. A.
Baugh, L. S. S.; Milton Wrenn, |. g.; B.
A. Riggans, o. e. Charles NJ. Amos, Vice
Grand, has made the following appoint
ments C. NJ. Cousins, II. s, and +. A.
Mann T. s
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAT.-For the Mid
die States, rising barometer, northeast
winds, cooler, cloudy weather, and light
rains; which conditions will probably ex-
tend eastward over the Middle Atlantic and
New England coasts during the day.
For the South Atlantic States, rising ba-
rometer, northeast to northwest winds,
cloudy and rainy followed by clearing
weather will prevail.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Hat
teras, Cape Lookout. Wilmington. Smith
Vile, Charleston, Tybee Island, Savannah,
and Jacksonville.
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MR.. BIDDLE'S TRIUMPH.
THE RESTORATION OF THE POTo-
MAC BOAT LINE ORDERED.

ALL AMENDMENTS VOTED DOWN, AND THE
BIDDLE-ROBINsoN RESOLUTIONS ADOPT
ED: ALL THE VIRGINIA PROXIES AND
STOCKHOLDERS VOTING AGAINST THEM
THE VIRGINIA STOCKHOLDERS ORGAN
IzE AND RESOLVE TO ASK THE BOARD
:OF PUBLIC WORKS TO JOIN THEM IN RE-
sIsTING THE PROPOSED CHANGE-INTER-
EsTING MATTERS CONCERNING THE CON-
TROyEPSY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

The Mofett Register.-CommlssionerI
Allen has completed taking the returns OF
the Moffett register for the month OF June.
The report is not ready for publication, put
it is believed to indicate reduction on tnat
OF May, which was lower than that 1of
priI
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The custom-house
building and the Tobacco Exchange will be
closed to-day, and the Stock Board will not
be in session.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue Yesterday amounted to S12, 1892.
The number Of visitors registered at the
Tobacco Exchange for the month OF June
was S71.
Pineapples and other tropical fruit, and
peaches, are plentiful, and watermelons are
being received in large quantities.
A very pretty lantern has been hung in
front OF the entrance to Levy's Hall for the
benefit OF the benevolent orders meeting
there.
The highest reported price paid for to-
bacco on 'Change yesterday was So, by j.
B. Pace. One package was taken in at S57.
Haymaking by the conVicts under Cap
tain Caudle commenced again yesterday on
the Capitol Square.
In consequence Of the glorious Fourth
the Mozart musicale is postponed until to-
morrow night.
The Lee Club. Of Portsmouth, and the
Atlantics, of Richmond, play match game
Of baseball this evening.
The total value OF the exports from Rich
mond to Brazilian ports for the quarter
ending June 3Oth was S261, ,05S.
Walker Brown has been divorced from
his wife Tabbie Brown, in the Chancery
Court. This court adiourns for the term
tomorrow.
The Attucks Guard, Captain j. Crump,
and the Richmond State Guard, Captain r.
4. Paul, after parade this evening at 81
o'clock, will dine together in the basement
Of the Third-Street Methodist church.
There are five prisoners in Henrico
county jail-the smallest number for some
time.
Not single arrest o! the least importance
had been reported at either Of the three
station-houses up to late hour last night.
At the First station-house the only work
was the caging of small colored boy for
stealing one apple.
Furman Tupper yesterday qualified as a
notary public in the Hastings Court.
The clerk of Henrico County Court is
sued six marriage-licenses to co.ored and
four to white couples for June and record
ed forty-eight deeds.
Fifteenth street from Main to Franklin
has been repaired and the sidewalk is being
relaid.
Sunday hours only will be observed at
the post-oftce to-day.
The white citizen soldiery OF the city an
nounce no programme OF celebration for to-
lay
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OFFICERS INsTALLED.-John F. Collins,
District Deputy Grand Master, assisted by
Past Grand Master A. r. Courtney, installed
the following officers OF Friendship Lodge,
/. o. o. F., at Levy's Hall Wednesday
night: William c. Darlington, past grand;
Arthur A. Splitter, noble grand; Charles
Fl. Page. rlce-grand; Frank j. Duke, secre-
tary; Robert w. Courtney, treasurer; John
C.. Galloway, conductor.
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Something Neu.-some beautiful land
scane and fancy sketches and designs, by
L. Is. de Quintini, an artist lately located in
our midst, are on exhibition at the shop OF
Mr.. Thomas J. Burns, ut the corner OF Hull
and Eighth streets.
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EVERY TRUE PATRIOT should celebrate 1.-THE
glorious Fourth,p the anniversary Of The day upon
which our forefathcrs proceeded to throw of the
British yoke and earn by their invncibie arms the
inestnable privilege OF having excursions and PFC
n!c parties, military parades and pop-crackers.
Those sensible people who stay in the city should
provide the'wherewithal for pleasant dinner. Co.
LUNBCs is prepared o furnish the IcE-CREAM. He
has all harors and VIII deliver promptly. Call upon
him early
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Suburban Improuements.-A number OF
very neat and substantial dwellings are
being erected both on the eastern and west
ern suburbs. In both directions OF the city
the population Is also On the increase.
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Good IYork.-The reporter has been
shown fine piece Of plasterins at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Williams, on the Wbitby farm,
near this city. 1t was executed in excellent
style, and OF material never before used in
this vicinity, by Mr. Thomas J. Burns, OF
This city.
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II. W. r!CkRELL. President.
+. Il. SNEAD, Cashier.

Deposits OF one dollar and upwards received, and
six yer cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without Hotiea
and Interest allowed same if not checked on more
Frequently than two or three times a week.
Interest on all deposits to commence ten day.
after date Of deposit.
flank open every day from 8 O'Clock A. NJ. till 3
O'clock +. NJ, aud on Saturday from T. NJ. till
81. fe 2S-ead
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Ne,r .Stdqe-L Liner. B. W. Beattie has
nut on m additional stage to
run every hour and half between Hull
and Twelfth streets, Manchester, and Fourth
and Broad streets, Richmond.
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4 Cheap and Pleasant ErcWsioa.- .-The
PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school invites its
friends to a cheap and pleasant excursion
to-day. The boat leaves the corner OF
Eighth and Canal streets at s. o'clock \.
N. The cXcursionists stop at Lindscy's
farm, only five miles from the city, and the
price OF tickets is only % cents. Parties
will carry their own lunches and dinners.
This is decidedly the cheapest and one OF
the most pleasant ways of spending "the
dav we celebrate yet offered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Gesang-
yerein Virginia has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Hermann
Schmidt (uics Fl. G. Miller, deelined), presi-
dent; A. Mott. vice-president 8. Brauer,
treasurer: A. Rick, cashier; and Carl Sci
bert secretary.
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Country Celebrati0ns.-Thcrc will be two
Dc-nics ut The old courthouse to-day-a
party of ladies and gentlemen from Rich
mond giving one, and the Baptist Sabbath
school the other. There will also be pic
MICS at Chester, Midlothian, and elsewhere.
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BaSc-BaN.-A match game OF baseball
will be played tomorrow evening between
the Arlington and Greenhorn Clubs. and
on Saturday evening between the Key West
and Greenhorn Clubs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

.Mauru Cemetery.-Maury Cemetery Is
every evening with visitors from ON
this city and yicinity. The cemetery mas
lately been greatly improved and Is an at-
tractiye place OF resort.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 20;
3 A. NJ, SO; noon, 90; 8 ?. NJ, 81; L.
s., 81: midnight, II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

VOTERS OF HENMCo.- The voters OF Hen
rico will hold mass-meeting at the County
Courthouse on next court-day (Monday),
July Sth. Speeches will be made by several
OF the candidates for Congress from this dis
trio
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Lunutic Asylum, at Williamsburg, Brad
ford Woody, lately adiudged q lunatic by a
commission OF lunacy in this city. Woody
is but seventeen years old, and has always
been an inoffensiye and exemplary youth.
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Taken Do,on.-Deputy Sergeant Frank
has carried down to the Eastern
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FURNITURE.

TOR SALE.-l'ceiring to give myn
II attention 10 manufacturing, my large ~
stock of CHAMBER, PARfsssR- and DINING M7
ROOM FURNITURE i, nos for sale at manu-f
Afacturcrs' prices. y
. Over fifteen per cent. saved by purchasing your
FURNITURE al ARTHUR ROONEY'S,
81 Warer0oms 1907 Main street.
81 i. S.-PARLOR SUITS or Coteine and other Fine
"a Upholstery; CHAMBER SUITS OF French Plate
s4siass aud Best Finish: SIDEBUARDS, HAT
yhAChs, ,EXTENSi0S-TABLES, &C.-all OF the
{ finest make and patterns.
EFUkSITERE. 10 90
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EHSCATI0NAL.
AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
EDUCATIONAL

Tho SEVENTH SESSION begins AUGUST 10,
1875. Instead OF one hundred and ihirty-two state
students ~ heretofore. two hundred VIII DC re-
ctircd free Of charge for tuition.
Hoarl in mcsscs cost ~ II mont'.
hpply for appointments rs tate students or TOT
cstslnri,r to {. l.. c. MINOR, President.
'tanS-, Eacssburg, Va.
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Rirllmoltd @ispatttl,

ns- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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r ARGE STOCK OF NEW STYLESn
IL OF WALNUT PARLOR AND CHAM-H ~
BER SUITS.-We have IN stock some very fne 49,,
PARLOk and CHAMBER SUITS, which WEI
viii sell for the Hext sixty days at cost. PARLOR
REPS, and HAIR-CL0TH. All fresh and desira-
Die goods. Parties In want OF fine goods should not
tail TO examine our stock before purchasing, we
70 price and Workmanship. A full line OF CHEAP
COTTAGE EFURSlTURE-yery cheap.
i. GATHRIGHI s. SON.
}e lU-lm 15 Governor street.
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MoSEY-SAvISGS INSTITUTION.

4IoNEY-SAvINGS INSTITUTION.
TEN PER CENT. DIVIDEND DECLARED.
LEVY BROTHERS
ALLOW TEN CENTS OFF
on
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS
YOU PURCHASE OF THEM.
YOU GET YOUR GOODS AT THE LOWEST CASH
PRICES,
and then you get an extra
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF
ofevery dollars worth you buy.
THEIR LINEN SUITS
have been
MARKED DOWN so LOW
that any person can afford to purchase dress.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY
to purchase
DRY GOODS At Low FIGURES
Is hut seldom offered,
so AVAIL YOURSELVES
OF The
PRESENT OPPORTUNITY.
Store open until VI.
LOOK AT OUR UGLAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
Look ut our unlaundried shirts,
Look at our unlaIlndried shirts.
soc. SOC, Soc, SOC.
\. SAKS l. CO., 1913 Main street,
a. SAKS & CO., 1913 Main street.
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COMMITTEE OF SAFETY.
The following was adoDted:

ut lOllUHluS WIS
RESOLVED, That committee be requested
to bring the interest of the State in this
company, in cooperation with the State
proxies, before the Board Of Public Works,
and invite the united action of that Board
with the private stockholders in Virginia
in resistance to what is deemed to be the
illegal and unjust subordination OF the pro-
perty and interests of this company to the
profit OF the Potomac Steamboat Company,
and to cooperate with the State in any legal
proceedings that the Board OF Public Works
may inaugurate.
The following committee was appointed :
William H. Palmer, L. E. Anderson, Charles
Ellis, Edward Cohen, hilary P. Jones. Isaac
Davenport, John p. Branch, Charles S.
Mills, General T. NJ. Logan.
Adjourned.
NOW FOR THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The Board OF Public Works consists OF
the Governor, Auditor, and Treasurer.
To them the public now look for the
institution Of prompt measures for the pro-
lection OF the interests OF the State and Of
the Virginia stockholders.
1t is assumed that there will be no delay
and no want OF concert with the above
committee, as the State proxies have acted
in this matter with the full knowledge OF
the Board. The restoration OF the boats is
regarded as dangerous measure by the
president and directors Of the railroad COM
pany, the representatives OF the State, and
all holders OF stock outside Of the Robinson
Biddle association. Therefore on the merits
of the question there is little likelihood OF
difference Of opinion.
The method OF proceeding only has to be
determined upon.
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mouth, there is nothing good rs MEADE " BA-
KER'S CAEGoLlC MOUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
bottle
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ITO PHYSICIANS.
TRUE CIlRYSOPIIANIC ACID;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
pICRIG ACID-crysia!s:
IACTOpHOSPHATE OF LiME-<oiubie;
FLUID EXTRACT VISCUM ALBUM:
FLUID EXTRACT GRINDELlA ROSCsIA'
FLUID EXTRACT FUCUS FESiCULOSiS;
FLUID EXTRACT JABORAND!;
SUCCCS TARAXACI-EDgl!sh:
SuCCCS CONII-Eug!ish:
SUCCUS BELLADONSE-Eng
SCCCUS HYOSCYAMi-Eneli,h;
GLYCERITE KEPHALISE;
PANCREATIC EMULSiON-En2lish;
PEPSIEE PORCI-Epglish;
and all rare preparations, 10 be had at
MEADE ( BAKERS Drugstore,
lei 3Ao 'ihi st'seN.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUSTON, VA.

The largest first class Institution for YOUNG IA
DIES In Nir.iu,. with IN able corps of lwcnty.nve
teachers. Opens on the FIRST NEDN ESDAn IN
SEPTEMBER, ISIS. and closes on the first We'd
.ncsday in June, 1879.
For Catalogues containing fun part iculars address
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal,
4 4. oG-om Siaunton, Va.
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SARATOGA WATERS (friei potatoes) are dell
cacy. and only to be had at WALTER ID. BLAIR &
CO.'S. 9O3 Main street.
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z D. GATEWOoD. 1903 EAsT0

the lowest prices. Now Is the time TO buy. My H3
stock bting bought before the advance in priceS
parties buying from me get ihe advantage thereof
am selling goods as low as they can be had This
side OF New York. ] have in stock all the newest
parties can be suited In quality and price Chairs
speciality Uphoistcring and Repairing. Terms libe-
raj rE-.. 10 II
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For BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTI"WAsH. Fifty cents a bottle.
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MEDICINAL PORT and SHERRY WINES. FRENCH
BRANDY, and WIIISKEYS, sold ut very low prices
by WALTER d. BLAIR Y CO.. 9O3 Main str CT.
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BoOkBINDINCi 20 suit the means and iase OF
ali. ., ,,, work and
therefore can bind In 4 cheap manner AZ ioo"
nrice or in the best artistic style AZ OUR price
iy i-dsw j. ". RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE e BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTI-WASH
are uIexcc!lcd. Fifty cents bottle,
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CHARCOAL AND OATMEAL CRACKERS for dyS-
pcpsla. Sold by WALTER y. BLAIR Il CO., 903
Main street.
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For ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE e BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attbe
DISPATCH PRGSrISG-llorsE. Good work, low
rrces, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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INCIpIENT TARTAR AND SCURF removed by
MEADE Il BAKERS SApOSISE DENTIFRICE.
Fifty cents hOy
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DYSPEPSIA CURED by using CHARCOAL CRACK
ERS. Sold only by WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co., 903
NuIu Str
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE u BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MoUrH-WAsH. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH will be issued as usual to-
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FINEST,
CHEAPEST,
LARGEST
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS
IN TIE
CITY.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
IN
FIT.
FINISH.
AND
PRICE.
join WASAMAKER,
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
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DIsCOLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the Use or MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPoEiNE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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supplied with the best lCE-CREAM and CAKES at
the lowest prices 1T BRIGGs'S bakery, 707 Main
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STOVES. &c.

YBIHE RICHMOND STOVE COMPANY
Il are prepared 10 fill on favorable terms all orders
from the trade for
COOKING and HEATING-STOVES.
which they fully warrant:
FRONTS and CRATES.
STOVE and COUNTRY lIOLLOW-WARE.
REPAIR PLATES for their own Stoves and for
the Culver stove.
Orders solicited ana catalogues and prCc-lis sent
on application. JAMES VI. TALBOIT.
* lit President.
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NJ ELLYsoS ( CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
ycrtsenents In all Of the newspapers OF the Cniea
Slnes at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the DIS
pntch countins-room viii receive prsmpt atten-
tiou.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

OOOD BLANK BOOKS \ SPECIALITY,
Ut and 4
LARGE STOCK OF NoRTHERN-MAhE NJ
LOW PRICES.
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The resolutions were declared adoi'
On motion, the meeting adjourned.

DR.. Anderson asked that the State proxies
and Virginia stockholders remain in the
room. They did so. The officials OF the
company and the Philadelphians all left.
A meeting was then organized with e.
Y. Cannon, Esq, chairman ION motion OF
Colonel w. Ii. PaImer), and R. T. Brooke,
ESQ.,, secretary ion motion OF Mr.. j. ?.
Branch).
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NUTRITIOUS CooKERY.-Nothing is so well cal
culated 10 promote good health and good humor as
light, easily-dgested, nutritious cookery. With
that uurivalled article, DooLEY's YEAST POWDER,
in the Kitchen elegant, white, light, and wholesome
bread, rolls, biscuits, Cake of every kind, and corn
bread, mullins, buckwheat-cakes, etc., are always
possible in every household.
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pOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex.
EeUTED At the DISPATCH PRINTINGs
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gOOTS. SHOES. dc.
HANKS AND BANKERS.

{NTlzENs BANK OF RICHMOND.
pAID-UP PCAPITAL................. Il 00,00G
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MINORITY MANIFESTO.
DIR. Anderson offered the following

DR.. Anderson offered the following:
Since, in Il time OF profound peace, when
the relations OF this company with connect
ing companies are of the most satisfactory
and harmonious character, few gentlemen
connected with and controlling the policy
OF the Potomac Steamboat Company, hay
ing acquired control OF maj orlty OF the
stock OF this company, have to-day secured
the passage Of certain resolutions rcC>tab-
fishing the boat line on the Potomac, in
violation OF plighted faith OF the solemn
resolves OF this company, in disregard OF
the earnest protests of president, directors,
State proxies, and private stockholders OF
Virginia, thereby inaugurating mlschieV-
Gus and most uniustitiable opposition to
friendly companies; and, believing the
northern and English stockholders, who
have no interest in the Potomac Steamboat
Company, would not permit their stock to
be used for purposes not only foreign to
the objects OF this corporation, but destruc-
tive OF their own interests, were they ap-
prised o. the facts; therefore belt
Res0lUed, That committee be appointed
to supply every stockhoder with the his
tory of this movement from its inception to
its consummation, together with all the facts
and documents bearing on the subject, that
they may no longer be kept in ignorance OF
the spoiations they have already suffered,
and the more fearful disasters which await
them under the guardianship Of the Poto-
mac Steamboat Company.
AdoDted