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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-15
By the Lieutenant Gorernor Of the Commonwealth of
Virginia.
A PROCLAM NATION

A PKUlLA WALTON
KX7HEREAS cernin ELY EDWARDS. who was
w confined in the Jail of The cnun,y % Isle Of Wight,
charged with Larceny has made his escape therefrom
and is now going at large:
Now, therefore, !. Henry L. Hopkins Lieutenant Cos
acting in The absence Of the Governor from The
seat Of Government, have thought proper to Offer
reward of hundred dollars any person or persons
who will apprehend the said Ely Edwards and secure
him in The j, Of Isl" Of Wight county And | do
moreover require all officers bn,h civil and military, and
request The good people Of this Common wea h 10 use
their best exernns 10 apprehrnd The said Edwards that
he NAV BE- dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand az Lieutenant Governor, and
[SEAL under The Lesser Seal nf the Common wealib,
al Richmond, this 3O,h day of September,
1889 n l. HOPKINS
Description The said Ely Edwards ia about % years
Of aye about feet 10 inches high and Of dark complex.
ion. large full EYES, dark hair nearly black his front
teeth are narrow and very long und projecting
Oct 42-w4w
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EEhlALE SCHOOL.

At nhe Parsonage near Loreuo. ESSEX County ia.
YHYHE duties OF This Institution will be resumed On
Tuesday, the LIST day Of October next The scho
lasc year consists Of ten months, and dvldrd into
two sessions OF five months each Pupils may enter nt
any time but none for less term Than one foil sess'on
M deduction will be made on account oil absence, tx
cept in cases of prolracted sickness.
The situation Of this school, experience has ompW
proved be entirely healthy II is very retired ana
fee from temptations pleasure and exIraTagance u
is at the same time easy of access The STRAIN Boat
running between Baltimore and fredericksburg. passes
twice a week by port Micou, which IS but snort d's
lance from the Parsonage, and where carriage viii
always be ready TO receive those who may give due
notice Of the time Of their arrival The Bowling Green
which the cars between Richmond ana fFeortichs
burg pass daily, is distant about IL or ~ miles
II will be below that the course OF instruction
has been enlarged This, with expenses incurred 10
re nder the institution useful, makes small addI-
ton 10 the amount heretofore charged. necessary
The teacher Of Music and Modern languages resides
with his family few miles from the Parsonage aud VII
give TO his classes regular and efficient instruction
The department Of morals embraces Moral Phi"sophy'
Natural Theology Evidences of Christianity, aud '"s
study of the Bible
The other branches taught Orthography, Reading
Writing Arithmetic, Algebra, Grammar and Geography'
with the use Of Maps and Globes, History. Logic me
toric and Composition, Botany, Geology, Chemistry ana
Natural Philosophy. Also, the French, Spanish ana
Italian languages Music, Drawing and Painting; ana
lessons in Mezzotinto Plain Needle Work, hmofoioe'!
fine, and in worsed.
TERMs-Per session OF five months, payable IN a.
F For Board Washing Lights SC, so 90
! Tuition in the English branches, 10 ="
Bed and Bedding, if moi provided by the I'm
% Ill., Is pno ~ ,o,,b %
The Languages, Music. Drawing and Painting a"0
Embroidery, at the usual extra charges
Those who intend 10 send their children VIII p.r's'
enter them imme da,ey, and lei them be at me rfls''
aye by the first day of the session. II 10 highly mp.
that the school should at that time go tu'iy i"o
raion and greatly to the advantage OF the scholars
the members of the different classes should c"'m'"
their studies together 1t is hoped therefore, u'1.
rents and guardians will not fail to attend !" 'h's
Letters directed 10 Rev. Jno. T. Nc Cure Loe'''
Essex county, Va.
REFER TO
r. Rev C. Moore. u d.
w. Meade, ID
Rev. +. c Mcclure, d. D (, Fredericksburg.
y E s D;s5,s :%s. E e; Caroline county,
Rev g. w Nelson, Richmond county
Dr.. VIM Jones' Lancaster county
Rev Charles a gi Mann, and Gloucester county.
Hon. John Tyler, williamsburg.
John bowman, Esq Fauquisr county
Robert .s. Gs,og E E.a and comfy a.
Sent I2
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RtuL Estate for Sale.

yEyHE owner wishing 10 emigrae to Kentucky offers
n for sale the Oakley Farm. This property lies IN
Campbell county, four miles from Lynchburg and con-
siss of 300 of land which, in point OF ery are
exceled Ly none in The county. The dwelling house is
two story brick building and comfortable with all the
necessary out houses Also my household and kitchen
furniture stock &c. Any person wishing TO purchase,
can examine The premises, and in the event OF sale
can have possession in time to commence seeding
Terms will be made accommodating
iuIv - GI9-uNl JOHN E. CREAM.
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A T meeting OF the President and Directors OF The
"a Bank of Virginia. on the llth day of june 1893:
,cas ResOlred That books Of subscription TO the ad-
dtiona capital of this Bank authorized by law, be
opened forthwith at the Bank Richmond by the CASH
e and al The several branches by the Cashiers thereof
john A. Chandler, John W. Murdaugh and II. l.. Viii
son, Esqs
For every share taken, S25 must be paid, with inter-
est thereon FROM the Sd instant when the Commonwealth
subscribed and paid for $50 shares ard SO IN three
equal nsalmenis of two four and six months thereafter
with interest from the same period.
A. ROBINSON, in, Cashier.
NJ book of subscription is accordingly opened at
the Bank Of Virginia.
June IA Io-u
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1Li,a Looking GLASSES, ChanGeiierS and Lamps
HAVE ms, opened an extensive assortment OF tne
most fashionable articles in ms line, al prices 'na'
must induce my customers 70 putchase' ''"''''s -
part of the following articles rp.,,,.
Snn,rior Gilt China Tea Sells great variety OF rae'ns
Connu Granite and Print Dinner Services, IN various
size sets -, mn, o,d
snncrjor Astral Chandeliers FOR Churches, Halls ana
Astral Lamps Bright and B'onze-of new and superior
patterns ,, p
,no'e Lamp', with Glass Drops Blight al and Bronze
Cut and Plain Glass Hall Lamps
Reading Lamps ,,r.L,.
Grandoles, with glass drops, with from 10 hsh's
CandeIabras for centre and side Table,
Brackets, with from TO Z lights
Lamps Of every variety for Churches, Stores FACTORIES
aud Parors 49,, D..
Lonkinp Glasses consisting in part 81 Mantei, fef'
Toilet and Shaving Glasses from $500 to $
Table Cutlery OF superior quality from several manu-
factories
Plated Candescks, Fruit Baskets Casters, Shutters and
Trays, &c. III
Cut and plain Decanters, Tumblers, Wines, &c, win
very general assortment Of every description oil Earth
enware, China and Glass
Tea Trays, Walters, Sc of new patterns
Brass Tenders Andirons, &c with an assortment OF
House kee ping articles lon numerous TO mention.
The suh.crher feels deelsons that his country ono
civ friends should favor him with CALL to examine MS
stock of goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
as he feels confident that the great varty and low prices
will be urea, Inducements To purchasers.
JAMES EVANS, !iain Street.
Sept q 4l-om
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r-rrtsus. usRY COLLEGE.

TTLLI4M Z. sH.1hx COLLCuC'
YNyHE LECTURES in this Institution Will commence
on the I'd Monday in October. The departments
OF instruction and the of the session are as FOL
COURSE FOR TIE DECREE OF a. Q.
JuSIuR YEAR.
R.U,s L,nr,s L"Cie Ethics md Hsiory-Thomas r.
Dew, President aud Professor Text bonks-baif
Lectures. Hedges Logic. PaIrys Moral Philosophy,
Manual of History by tlr Proiessof
Poiitieai Lac and torsrnment-BeVeriy tucker, rro'
f..sor Text Bnuk --Vauels Law Of Nations
.Hathematics-R obl Saunders. Professor Text Books
-Leurudre' Geometry, Young Algebra, DAVE Sur.
veying. r.
lAemistry-Inhn MiIlng'on. Professor Text Book
Manual Of Chemistry, BY John Webster, NJ d, Sd
edition.
SENIOR flAR.
Polsiicnl Eeonomy, GorHnms"t and isfaphysts-
Thomas r Dew Professor. Text Books-Say P"iI,i-
al Economv D.w's LECTURES The Restrictive Sys
TEN and Usu.y Browns Lectures, Dew Essay on Sia'
very w ;, : ., .
NaurnI Philosophy Jnn NiIIngton. Professor. Text
Book-Otns,,d's Natural Philosophy. Essay on Gaivan.
ism and Electro Magnetism, by The Professor
mathematics Robt Saunders, Professor Text Books
-Younr.s Algebra, Davies Analytical Geometry, Da.
vie 8 Calculus, and Omseds Astronomy.
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
you-Beyer!y Tucker Professor. Text Buoks-Tuck.
eI's Commentary Stephen on Pleading Revised Code,
Federast, kents C"mmrnary, Qst vol y Madison
Resolutions and Report, and S:arkie on Evidence
Girl Engineering John MiilIngon, Professor. ext
Buoks-rtea,isr on Civil Engineering, end Treatise on
the Steam Engine, both by The Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
change in this department has recently been made
BY the Visitors by which has been placed on as hgh
oona as the classical department in any institution
This has been done by abnlshng the school for boys
heretofore exsting aud establishing two classes descTo'
ed below, TO be attended only by The marcniaed stu.
dents Of The College In each OF these, cefihcars OF
,,o6ricocv n BIZ Grsned and the student who success.
fully goes through both, viii receive The general ceril,
cate 81 classical literature provided he shall have studied
the subjects Of The JGninr Moral Course
Lt,ia Literature end Gretk LAcrdturc.-Daoney
Browne. Professor.
The Tex, Books cannot be arranged, as the course
is not We, matufrd They can however be had here 6y
The sluden, wishing to attend either class.
To enter The Latin Class the student must be able TO
read Saust and Virgil; and for admission into the Greek
Class il is necessary that he shall be qualified 10 read
Xenulhnn
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PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON. S. e.
Byh the .7iane Steam Packet, SO"h Carolina, Captain
Cofee- Georgia Captain Rollins.
TWNHESE popular and we'll known Sea Steam Packets,
IL having heen newly cnppered. and put in the best
possible ORDER will their regular trips in Sep.
TENDER next.
LEAVING NORFOLK.
Georgia, Capt Rollins on Saturday l4th September.
S. Carolina, Capt Cnfre Saturday. 2st do.
LEAVING CHARLESTON.
Georgia. Capt Rollins on Saturday 2lst September.
Carolina, Capt Coffee, Saturday 2slh do.
And so leaving Norfolk and Charleston alternately,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers by these Steam Packets for Charleston,
leaving New York Thursdays Philadelphia Thurs.
dav evenings Friday mornings will be in time for the
Norfolk boat Friday evening. at o'clock, from Bal
tm"re. TO join The Charleston Steam Packet waiting a.
Norfolk. on Saturday.
Tickets 10 be had al the Office, Bowys wharf, Bali:
more, or from Peck. Agent Citizens Union Line,
Dock street wharf Philadelphia on board the Norfolk
Boa,s.-Psasage and fare board the Boats between
Baltimore and Charleston $50.
NJ Carriages and horses can be taken in the Georgia,
and freight in both Boats
For further particulars, enquire Of
7. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
Aug 25 ISL 3ml BowLY's Wharf,,
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MARSHALL HOUSE, RIcHmoSD.

THNHlS House is on the Eastern corner OF Bank
b SQUARE two doors below the Bank Of Virginia. and
Immediately opposite the Exchange Bank. The atten
ton Of The proprietor will in future be turned primer
pn!ly TO the accommodation Of transient company and
members of the Legislature, having declined taking ia
miles as wariu borders Members who desire TO bring
their fan,iIi.s with them can be accommodated with
chambers inferior 10 in the City. Early apPica-
tiuns desirable.
Oc, 43-ilD
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EY0ut's hank of Prizes.

yuyHE Lottery 10 be drawn 23d Octob'r' woi,ns
4 attention of every one. Hoyt is very oesn. nss
receive an order from all his old patrons ad many n,
,nps He is extremely anxious 10 sell SOM "' ,.,o
$50 con; and if The orders are sent 10 him. ne
10 do it,
u BE particular 10 address ,,, D.,,,,s rr.
Octc
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A T. meeting of the Directors OF the Louisa Railroad
"a Company at Louisn Courthouse, on Wednesday,
the 25'h day Of September. 1889:
Resnlrtd Tina, thu subscribers for the twenty shnres
of Stock created by order of The Board OF the l3th
day Of August last be- and they hereby required 10
pay into the Farmers Bank of Virginia 10 the credit OF
the Company The whole amount OF hundred dollars
per share before the 18th day of October next
lncres, will be charged each ns,alment not punc'u'
ally paid By order Of the Board.
NATHANIEL THOMPSON. Citrk.
Or,9 d4-td
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Great Snfe of iiorus .Huificaulis Trees.

GTedk S0Te az JIoTuS .HuIficauliS Trees.
onn "HOUShND Genuine .HoruS .Uuiticau-
eDUU III lis Trees will be sold at Auction, in
lots suit purchasers. in the town of Cenevlle East
Shore Of Maryland Thursday, the 7,b of Novem
Der NEXT a, 10 o'clock. These Trees from to 10
feet high. with heavy side branches.
TERMS One fourth OF all purchases will be required
IN cash all sums not exceeding one thousand dollars
credit of and l2 months will be given the resdu-
on all Gums exceeding $1,000 credit of g. lG and "a
months-,o be secured by bonds with approved security
WM II WILMER .9uetoneer.
B. Steamboat runs to Ceptreylle " ednesday
and another returns on Friday.
Oct iS-g3E
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A YOUNG LADY. recently from one 1T the most
"a esteemed OF the New England Academies, who
has also laugh, in England is DESTROYS Of forming on
engagement Principal OF an Academy or High School
for Young Ladies'.
Address d. Cumming, S. Gay ST., Baltimore, Md
Oc,d I3-5t-
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Oct. 8

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Office No. 10, South Street. Baitim1t.
CAPITAL PAID IL, Two Millions OF DOLLARS.
YHyHE Presldcn, and Trustees OF this Company receive
Money on Depose on which interest Will be al
lowed; make Insurances on Lives, grant Annules and
Endow menls, and receive and manage Trusts OF every
description which may be committed 10 their charge
whether from individuals, corporate BODIES, or courts Of
justice. "
| MosrY will be received and held in trust, and The
interest thereon paid semi annually or quarterly IN con-
formity with the direction OF the owner or The interest
will be placed, the end Uf every SIX months to the
credit of the Trus, Fund for accumulation.
2 LIFE lxsuRAScE.-Persons may effect lnsnfancos
with the Company upon their own lives, or The lives
Others for year, term oil years or lhr "hn!e OF
life The table of rates computed for tins Company nf"
upon the favorable terms as well for The Ulcers
The Navy and Army. citizens-and may Ue mac on ep'
p!icalinu TO The Company or lis Agents
g. AsxuIrlEs These will be granted upon sch
terms as will enable the onnutant To enjoy the largest
income for any given amount OF money
A. ESpowMESTs-A person who desires 10 P'"'i;e
coniia for son or ward when he shall at the
zoe of 81 years, marriage portion Tor daughter,
can etisc, i, through this Company.
officers and Trustees II Me Compaay-P Marau'T,
Esq, NJ d. President. Bamore John DUR. Esq h.
l. D. Vice President New York. Richard Wilson, So
crc,ary n Thurston. Assistant Secretary
Trustees Isaac Lawrence. Beverly Robinson. b
McVickar, Charles A Davis, Samuel Wrlmore, David
Hadden. Anthony Barcklay. l. Snares "e"fgr ia'.
" NevlU3 ftns"eb II OIiy NUN N'''''''
New York; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM. PIat. John Mess,
Philadelphia James Cox, VIM. Nayhf". Samuel
Hoffman Frederick w Bruno, G Odhed: Joseph
Cushing, Fielding Lucas jr. Baltimore
Applications may be mnde personally, or BY i''trF'
post paid to the Agents for the company IN VrL'na
no will furnish the and other necessary u"ta
ton to persons DESTROYS Of erc,ng assurances or moS'
ing other arrangements through tins company 'o' lie
benefit u their families or estates.
p N TAB3 .igent, Richmond, ia.
agents in Hi!ginta
PuILIP ~ TaBB. Esq, RichTvnd.
WM S SiMrsos, Esq, Petersburg.
Gxo. w. CAMP. Esq Norfolk.
RoBERr AyDERsos Esq. Williamsburg.
JOINS BRrcE, Esq, Winchester.
lime IL lift
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Virginia State LOTTERY,

For Endowlng the Leesburg Academy and Tor osher
purposes
Class No e. FOR 1899.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, goth
October. 1899
BRILLIANT SCHEME -si0,UO0 10 600. G 737, of
5000 of 600 10 prizes Of 800, ~ prizes OF 900,
80 of 500 30 Of 300, 10 of $50. &c.
Tickets only So Halves 5. Quarters so
Certificates Of packages of . whole tickets Sl3O
Do do % half do 65
Do do % quarter do 81 SO
For Tiekrts and Shares Certificates Of Packages IN
the above Splendid observation-disclosures
d NJ. HOYT, Richmond,
Sept % l4l-uJ "a
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.HaHmoth Hhite Silk Worm Eyes

FEiHE subscriber has remaining unsoid few than
IL sand Eces of the celebrated kind his residence
The Virginia Baptist Seminary. Persons who wish
TO get the genuine kind had better make early appes.
ton. JAMES y. BREEDEy
June eff
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MEDICAL COLLEGE. IN RIcnMosD, Va.
YEIHE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Medical
III Department, of tlampden Sydney College at Rich
mond, will commence on MONDAY, Oct 2ist, 1883,
and continue until the last Of February following.
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor Of
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
TIL JOHNSON, M. D, Professor of Anatomy and
/ W, CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medca and Therapeutics
R L BoHANNAN, NJ. d, Professor of Obs,re,ics
and the Diseases of Women an Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D., Professor of Che
misry and Pharmacy.
The College lnirmsry attached to the College Build.
ing has been in successful operation for the last eight
months and furnishes constantly number of interest
ing Medical and Surgical cases-to which the student
has access at all hours.
The College lnirmary together with The Aims House,
Penitenary and Armory, (Which ale under the charge
Of Of the Proessors will afford the student an OPP
poriunty Of witnessing the diseases incident 10
q Southern climate. The abundance Of materials for
Anatomical purposes, and the reduced price at which
they are furnished will enable the student acquire
intimate knowledge of the Anatomy of the human body,
and the use of Surgical instruments.
During the las, Winter Course Of Lectures, from the
number of Surgical Cases admitted into the lnfmory,
the Professor Of Surgery was enabled to exhibit 6eo
the class nearly all the important Surgical operations
upon the Icing subject and from the growing popu.
arty Of the lnrmay there is TO believe that
hereafter the Surgical Cases in The House, will greatly
increase.
Good Board including fuel, lights, servants attend
ance, &c, be obtained in this city for four dollars
per week.
We are authorized 10 state that full Course Of Lee
lures in this Institution will be received equivalent
in the following Medical Schools: University of
Pennsy Jefferson Medical College of Phade pha;
Medical College of the State of South Carolina; Tran
sylvanin University, Lexington Ky; University Of MAJ
ryland, &c, &c.
The Professor Of Anatomy will open the Dissectng
Rooms OF the College nn the first OF October
AUG'S L. WARNER, Nj. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
RICHMOND NAV Oath, 1882 Sim
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Stock at .4uctlon

wv7ILL be sold on Wednesday next me to.n NO, Il
wv al IL o'clock, at the C"tiee House: % n. nj
Tue v DanM o. e., aosb JAS. IL. LYNCH.
OF firsiha' 'oi oao"' 45-tds
Oct IL --
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Of Mississippi is received ss h'! rb Tho s saTp iii
ben materially injured BY the drought -, 1ad"e will
Weld more than thirds of The average anticipated
som. months since The failure will prove heasy w.:
nsuoin,msn, 10 the Mississippi planters helr 'o,e r.
deb, is still large and the present crop IS 'e"eu W =
the means of IIuuidatnn "
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PLANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE ,o
yByHE subscriber constantly receiving rom NE
brr,ed manulaclory Of NrSSs u SLARK' Ht ,
York. elegant and plain Piano Forr's P"ssrsss md
I,,es, improvements, and TINT dehcacy OF ',u.n a"'
sweel,.ss of tone. pee uIinr I" Their n'anu'ae'
Also large assortment OF Muslcai l"S'' O''>
Nus,cal Merchandise in general :;
T,sno Furles repaired tuned let on hI'e' anu ahe" "
eSchange ,,,,,,, ,,rS,c
The largest collection Of Muse ever "l''eo 70, 90"
,bs State NAV be selected from, al The store OF '' 'uo
''.S Ohio - now enabled 10 sell at The Philadelphia
md New York wholesale and retail prices
a"u go F. n. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and .Husie Store, opposite S n Den"S
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(signed)

Extensive Sale of !Bo,us uui,ieaus-The grea, Auc.
ton Sale, by VIM. H franklin Mt Princes Nurseries,
town. took place yesterday The two steam boats which
left the City at and 10 o'clock were lhronged with
passengers, and immense concnurse from the ada
cent country also attended tue sale.
The collation. was served upon tables, erected on
yerdant field, and The conviviaity manifested the
occasion gave the scene all claims TO e champetrc
The Nucaulis Trees being of superior character
commanded what may during the present pressure, be
deemed fair prices The large ones from layers sold
from IS % cents, aud tn smallest from Is 10 % cts
Some very fine trees, from and finely banched. Of
which there about COO sold as high us 90 10 30
cents The Alpine and Enta Trees sold al IL 10 %
The total number sold exceeded 200 200 trees and the
aggregate amount somewta, exctrded $50 200.
[!Y York Express, Oct a.
rive learn from gentleman who attended the sale,
tina. the number o! purchasers was not large
Eds Jour Com.
SFEclE MovEsEsrs-By a notice in another part Of
our paper il will be that the imports of specie into
New Orleans direct from Liverpool. am"u"ed in one
week TO upward Of hundred and seventy thousand
dollars The people Of the South western States may
here what kind OF commodity they would have got
in exchange for their cotton in 1887 and 1888 1t the u
States Bank and lis affiliated institutions, such the
Brandon Bank, and The Commercial and Railroad, had
not nteered with the regular of trade Even The
great pressure in England does not prevent the dealers
there from sending Of hard money 10 this country
to purchase cotton aud other commodities GG'obs
SPECIE COMING EAsr.-The ST. Louis Repu blicon of
the 18th INST says: we learn. IN pursuance of the
tract BY which the Bank Of Missouri became the deposi
tory Of the United States coliec,e in this and some of
the adjoining States, she has shipped and is now ship
ping four hundred and fifty thousand dollas in specie
10 New York The last shipment was made yesterday.
and il has all gone forward within month
lLLisoIs LoASs.-The citizens Of Illinois have, i,
seems, obtained their loans in London notwithstanding
the pressure there and else Louisville jour.
nal of Thursday says: In addition the State Loan
now learn, that The Grand Cairo City Company have
succeeded in obtaining one which will enable them 10
proceed with their enterprise
Cotton in Sumter district, s. c., has been greatly in.
jured by the drought
Cotton in Mississippi Commercial Bulletin saws:
rTom extensive sections Of the cotton growing districts