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q. P. JANv1ER, Secretary.
T TNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW

CASH CAP1TAL-S25O0OO.
The Union Insurance Company of New Orleans IL pre-
pared to take the usual RE, RIVER and MARINE RlS.S
lher office,
No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers insurers the security OF Cash Capital
of Quarter OF Million of Dollars and also permits the in
participate in the profits of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRlNCIPLE-they receiving Scrip bearing per
cent interest, redeemabe in -FOUR YEARS. II insurers
prefer, they receive of TEN Err CENT
upon the amount Of their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and equitahly.
A. CHIAPELIA President.
JULES DOLHONDE Secretary.
DIRECT RS
r. W OGDEN, of the firm of p. Cusachs Bro. K Co.
CARL KOHN. of the firm of G. kohn II Ryan.
L. +. GENERES of the firm Of Aba, Gencres & Co.
VICTOR MAIGNAU, Of the firm OF V. Il L. Magnau.
NJ. J. HUNTS of the firm of Shaw h Cunts
p L0BlT. of the firm of I.obit Carpenter o.
JOHN DOLHONDE of the firm Of Martin, Owen 4 Cobb
A. CHIAPEIIiA. jos. DESNDODT.
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INSURANCE.
HARMON DOANE, AGENT LIFE FIRE, RIVER
~ AND MARINE INSURANCE,
4. No. As Camp street. New Orleana

-A- No. As Camp street. New Orleans
LIFE. ,..
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH 81! OFFICE
e trust 'e COMPANY q H%ifsdsip ah,y and
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Assets January /. 7es 81
r s s ws 1 gs
date shs has pad to The Wdexs and Orphans Of
@ sT ns h" s md Pr vi6
ion @ F 9sn 3. w ssnsss
and Policies issued without n, e delay e
The Undersigned continues insure on the Lives Of White
m Smn nd by s b.
loving -
WI IetshfoF d Co., North, I s%sdss Co,
s g. o" Nelson / Co Co., JOS Me asa w.
U Yam Pe sanss, West, a B. M s~ss
John PeSerton President Isrchans Mutual Insurance Com
Thomas soo, President Sun Mutual Insurance Company
nss orleans s0G RAILROAD
HeR ogss d's 4Sga Ri sag sa?e
$4,000 Taken on n Single Life.
issued direct from this Branch Office and Losses
5 S5shAfB bh hS!s y; pa D.,
In attendance daily, from 70 NJ. to sP. NJ.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF
VIRGINIA.
Cash Capta-all paid in........... .,.s3o0.GOO 90
Assets, January l. 1857. ..S32l $40 43
nnass;spsd hss AEs" issas Rssss D.
Rivers pas the ars St t ss o na and If
the merchants Of New Orleans
In addition TO documents file in his office, the Agent by
i. i. Hart 4 Co., sam'l f. Moore & Co..
GAVIN 'A's q o0' HARMON T nj b6 9 s!sison
General Agent for the Southwest,
I OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE CONE
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS. .. .
NEW ORLEANS, March !, 1857.
conformity with requirements of their charter the
Company publish the following statement:
Amount of premiums from the 18th March, 1856, to
Amount unterminaed risks March IT, 1850 81 4oi g.
Total of Premiums. ............. sG6l 4sI %
Viz Premium on Ere Risks t,s 1888 81 e
Premium River Risks. .......... l4S92l 10
1851, 4sl %
Less premiums on risks not terminated,
Less return premiums 7si &
sos, 1872 &C
Net earned premiums. sos rs O.
| Losses paid during the period:
Via Fire Losses. 5fs5 81
Marine Losses le3Gss
,.. $40. sss q
| Re-insurances. 1850 50
Expenses, interest, etc. ................ 2,4J9 81
1851, 533 i3
| Net earned profits for the year ending February 49,
SOL "a, 20
| The Company have the following assets:
| Invested in mortgage real estate worth double the
loaned thereon ........ ....... $500 %
Invested in bank stock, $50 shares, cash value
Invested in city bonds, $50 900 at S2c It, 400 "
Loaned pledge OF bank stocks ard bonds. 920 %
Bills receivable, At short date, for l5p2 30
Bills receivable, being subscription T047 90
Premiums in OF collection. 1858 53
Due from other companies 1000 90
Insurance scrip 206 81
Cash on hand 521il 81
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~ IRON WORKS.-The undersigned beg leave TO inform
9ASS public and2builders generally that they
w. featuring ali kinds of Architectural ard Building Iron
Work. q, Nos Circus VerandAhs Rail
ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
unns Venaors and Sash Weights and I'll all orders Of
every description of Castings Columns Store and House Fl on
with despatch --
rn243m BENNETT Il 90.
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nn23 IF
LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AMI


cSsA TORY, II Magazine street, near Poydras
EsSsN ALEX. W. DEARE.....
W DEARIE Il BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS,
respectfully inform the public and builders that they recev
ing have hand large and compee assortment of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting of Locks Hinges,
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings Screws, Puleys, etc. which
they for sale the most reasonable Attached to
they factory where all kinds OF Locks for
banks vaults PRISONS dwellings, etc. made to
der at and warranted Also,
or article Of safe Night Latch for Offices and dwellings,
BELL HANGING in all its various branches, such Sig
Bells for locomotives, ships, hotels, dwellings,
put mp workmanke and warranted 10 give
satisfaction. Smith work in general Jobbing promptly at
tended to. 49, - - - . - = . -, 49,.
o1-Soe Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
m
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HARDWARE,


syA9sR s:!s:s i ill.,
sRs on asss and
general assortment Of articles comprising in part,
: HARDWARE, CUTLERY ETC.
Iron a ssss' t Mans s ssssss.
Carpenters, Tools complete, ..au
Stock and Dies, screwplates.
Plopghs Hay Cutters, Corn shllesr..
I'l Ok Yokes, Bows, Singleress
ssss
single snd H psSss ; BsFFs qSns
Britannia and Plated Ware,
.- Meat Cutter, Sausage Suffers,
os1y senss Fishing ' Tacfie s,e &C., ETC.
AsShs S Ss,Sss = "a H PsaHgFs
tie
fss sseys ante Minis
~ sn ieE Chains SGt0q an ana Mn kSPs
GRIND stones ali sizes; Cotton and wo St cards;
HSo W, md ssn
Together With time RanE Fancy Goods viz h
offered at the lowest prices for cash or city paper noisy
vss I'D s @ aS !
shAt I'd h vi i TSaST '' TaE +
swedes and English Bar Hoop, Sheet and Boiler Iron
Agents for the celebrated Tennessee Iron manutactred By
s eensnaa T supplied with s q
s for aa ren
hnys
Asp psai
EM EsS ssr an
MAoH1SERY q ali Kinds for Steam Boats, Sugar Plans
sai
Mouths Crate Bars datsnted q Otherwise they are
al Kinds such as Guage Cocks and Valves of every descp
s s hssns oa sSR M a1 Ss
ohRs Of any " p ON that ns rsa Wheel snn,
Bolts Guage Cocks Valves of all sizes used Steam
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
them they hope by assduous attention to their business
ns saa Continuance Of the same MCCAIN
ngH SH aSp BHS EsATf z
~ sENTs Nos IS 50 and 81 New Lesee and ST. 50 and
Facilities for the execution Of the following described Work.
superior to any other house in the South West.
S%$afEs fsfss T ~
Copper Tin and Pewter worms for Dissrs and Sheet Iron
Sole Agent for worthngtons Celebrated STEAM PUMPS
adapted supplying boilers with water
fires eevang and distributing water in public buildings gas
and water works, draining etc. etc.
Also sale the New England Steam PUMP, for feeding
GAUGES for and stationary
engines.
STEAM WHISTLES, BRASS COCKS and COUPLINGS,
and every description of BRASS WORK of manufac
ture.
GAS PIPE from Il to inches diameter and all connections
to suit.
supplied with BRASS WORK at New York prices
for cash
Planters and others interested woad do well to call and
Trains for the manufacture of Sugar. before
purchasing elsewhere They been in operation for
years give universal satisfaction.
All orders filed with dispatch m23 If
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WOLFE'S AROMATIC sCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
H Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in Of the
the above catalogue, will find their s
vantage by calling sending their orders above where will
Of ENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and at the lowest prices
Please address. J. WRIGHT Il CO.
GENUINE DFDIC1NE WAREHOUSE,
MATT Nos. Isl and q Chartres street. NewOrleans.
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r EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs.-LEEDs a
IL Iron Founders and Manufacturers of Vertical and Hor
Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans su
gar Kettles Clafer Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
Fronts Buildings, Furnace Mouths Crate Bars and all
Machinery required for the South.
duly authorized and prepared to construct
STIII.MANS PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE ~
fel2 dIWly LEEDS Il co.
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PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

MOBILE-Stenner Fiorda-sGndres 10 Converse &co-R
FeIper &co--R Cieddes-J zoely-Thomas Elder &co-J
Sbsa-Rugely Blair Sco-S de Wiser &co-H Merrill &co
order.
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TOBACCO. Holders continue claim full prices, and the
demand has been moderate with sales of hhds during
the week. Nearly all the transactions have been private
terms but understood have been generally within the
range Of our quotations, which unchanged
Factory Lugs
leai, common.
Fair. .13a61l4
Choice and Selections 1s@1lS
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gents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
NGS m25 "
JOHN HALLER = BRoTHEK. az ToHogr!:

j toulas street. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinds OF work
in their line of business such putting up Tin and Copper u
tes Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roof
in parts of the city moderate prices with protess anc
dispatch All kinds Of Jobbng and Ksparng to With
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave the following gentlemen Messrs
Wing, Jamson Mcintosh, Cook Morehouss, RoA
er Hughes W. Church, Thomas Murray Isaac Thayer,
Caller Tnrpin Co.. j. W. Jewell.
eLette Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 81
Charles street fe2ld&Wtf
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Lat night, considering ,he times, large sud,edcs
ssnbsd 70 viias0 sho era rsprsscnAAsiou of
nedy, enupsd "CAps,oe, Lover and Husband" by Mr.
o LslAsd. Ne comedy was vel rsosivsd. n 10 very
uctisaele SAG piece, and 81 lbc uson she sasor
vas called for. Ro< bciBg present, M Lester wAa1k
a,pcased his behalf and thai of INC 90 apany, Asd
hanksd We audience for thc kind sppwecaon Pasohes
Past and Prssenr vss NE sfsspssce, which wss well
CAT and admirably acecd.
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ALLEGED FRAUDULENT BANKING OPERA.
TONS IN PIrrsBURG.

PrrsnCpe, O1 a, 1851
oesce vArrsrs wa sed ai NE instance Of nr soc
Prcsdeni Of the Kerchana' and Mar ufsc.urer BANK
against James and Bercules oUornor, brokers, Of the
Erm OF o'oonnor Brothers 4 Co charging them with o.
aiming rAreulently, through The completely Of nc boob
kecrer In The bank, slss ooo and the hoard 10
day. ocoDuoy In Defence made grave allegations against
Vie bank, desyps his ndobsdDes and claiming W be The
aren't OF The bsak for The purpose Of drawing specie from
otneS banks On thsr notes. 70 rcpienlsh ~ vaults hat
Age amounts Of NE notes Of dssant banks Of dcoos
nissor naz ave doan, and also counterfeit
money we're drawn BY me srm from ths bank os tne
enc ,ss shas ,hcr dealings with he bank snse February
have amounted 70 over 5000 Geo. . large portion OF
which NOT tncr private soccuns that he rcspsu-
dsss n vain s.enp%ed 70 srscs . sssIsmsss wtsh The
bsss and raced securities ise hands Of dsnteres Cd
party any ndebssdnes A furhsr lnvestlesson
vHa waved for the present, NE ksssn 0cnsroy having
n&dt Wsgnmcus for NE beneri a the.v CREDITORS.
Nosvtnssr ding ne dcvecpcceri The notes o, Nc
are % lskss BY The oer haits o. ios city In psyreni
Of soes nsa, aud aso ~ 10, pvbnc, and u IL tad
1as 10 scok vii ncs be esprcclAsi.
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NJ. a. williams, Tomph NJ %, BAnk, Ihaon 100000
FOR me 40 iou Of me ornvcsor be 4ssd q NE saa
time sas the limited asssndsto 81 hs presens meeting,
IN pay from the rsos thss The circukr sens las
oil lcss she burning Of Me NAL cx Ne oers- rcsd
ash vesE.
me following sre ne resouroes,-
Resolved yhss D We duty a The oNnrp Trersrt fer
the full resump4on Of spcSe psy msrs . = Nry Day
NIT, and that pefcvs snch enL,e ,tou the banFs
here repvesensed vii endssvo~ keer tner tns
Rssoly al mas 4 BE- rses amended " ne coventry bsnrs
furshsanoe Of lhe enbvss made BY tse city caats Of
New York, b increase sbcr line of dsoount 70 Ne en- ert
a thev ability ad fosv ardipg Vie produce OF toe
IN iheh power 70 Ne fvmsG, mercantile and sanuiAc
turing nteresA
sssoived, Tssl eso.rs ", o1ysr, o, wsyss;P V. Se
Ss :, gs Ross..sss ana sem Tossrs s. s
pointed committee 70 efsc1 awooiaon OF The coon w
banks for heh mutual prstecsm and isisrcs, and Tor
%a psrposs yssse yss~ o. rsde%Psoo y ~ ~
said committee, by them deemed necessary.
Mr.. srrYEsr ssd thas me resolutions had heen made
mus general In view 6 Me limited sneo faaoe n his
meeting. being deemed better 70 lay The groundwork
for future action, any shou6 re deemed necessary,
Aan 70 take nnal steps - he wessns convention.
the report vas nss rscsivsd and he rssorsioas sses
fbe crss resolution vassdcp.sc.
On the sessnd resolution beng read,
Mr.. wn1sns, OF hevsrk 90 coted V ne ordng or 4,
the ground snss The oty bs1ks had doHe ncnns FOR
We relief Of she county Thev hsd alhed about eypand
ing her dssounir, bui in TACT had not a Indeed
every statement pubnahst ~ t this xme shows o csu
traction o. dhcCuns He desired 70 know vta erors the
city banks bad made, S -s stated r ne fcsolaior io
relieve the country.
M. ouYin-rney nsvs aser cur srIs G ps,, ard tod
them
NJ, wn1usa--rnss % cue Los stey nnvt done netting
M Eslcpor of Rocsessr, s.d aaas Go scvntry ssnss
tod already discounted rt nesh icy oe relo' s Hc cn-
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carsalns they be careful in future Adupssd
nnmber q cses of m'uov eapts sxslns. police In
Nev YORK. and Brookiyn we're dssposso Of
ELECTION or Nh. pnkrKH TO yrLI THE VACANCY IN
rHa BokED.
hsycr wcop called M he sub-cs OF nlnng she vs~,cy
existpg In the nsembershp of the B,axd, wnea vas
pmousb " resolved 10 20 into esecaos.
Mayor WooD hen, Amid the most pvoscunt Silence spoke
a. olIovv Il have name kr. Pfe~i fent that think
vii receive she uoarimous consent Of This Board, AMI
opponent Of NINE FOR he puypoe a sAsfyins hs B,srd
and thosc ouni.e u Who have charged me sish dspc
scn 70 mpete the diecharee OF Me duties d thA odoe
Of Police c,mmi@ioncr, and VINO have said thsi came
thai oil desire good fstsful p,lics cpamens asd
ha Beard 10 acl wNs full sense OF NE responsibilities
restne upoe ~ shaa vA0Anres NAY be ned mp and The
pubic interest " sseyved and has ne vooe 10 used by
pvopo'e h In my Judgment, although politically he 10
my Anupodss, 3 worthy I have ooufden -
that he gentleman, thas win discharge ,he duties
folly and fsinfully 40 long - he shal remain " his
n1rd; .ns, a. we Ssrsscvs propose As name Of simeon
me stiffness Of deash wss msuvpAed while The Mayor
spoke snd duyng the tskise II tue vote And when all
The members bad votei 10 he AIR msive ami Or. Drs,er
In consolidated ehesr The news vss ecnosd throusb
The halls down Into the sweet ana created where
NE mcss rvof1usd Ntonsrnent
Amer ieinssaiips Mr.. ". sars's one of the Old porcs
commistee 70 scauaist Mr. Draper Of hts nomnstor shs
Board adtcuyned.
THE EsFRCT oy n. pRAruR's NOMINATION..
when Nay wood maze his speech introducing the
sbjec of The election 10 al We vacancy the csher mem
MAYOR Wood moved on me special order, tnsy veve
tcusbed when he pcrains.ed simeon Draper ss ss
Gdsx H a. tht vscncy, hey we're .stnaea; ud vhsn
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TIE WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSES
no TIE KprroR or THp HERALD.


rs tppy-o' va r,ucu't, ocmmrdsr nstigrer,
mlec from scraAngor or re IN ,rsani 70, We To-k
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MONEY MATTERS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OrDss OCT al, 1897.
financial msusr oos more gloomy here Many are In
isvw Of suspersior Of lhe banks, believing The only
vsy 10 obtain reuef Sonins definite has yss been Do.
sided on by ,he eania soss of sem are weak SUI.
kr fss Ing prevails snrcvghcu, me susnss comhury.
AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PpuAunrEA, oS n, 1851.
woyrsn, Coates o., importers, and John Hooper, Son
% dry soods, soh nouses or his city, have pssd.
I'd. rner nsbinsles are hesvy.
Hocks heavy. repssylvanis Bs, COX, Reading Rail
road, I4k Morris canal az Long Inland Railroad ~.
Pssnsy ylvssis Railroad, ,&k
DISCHARGE OF HANDS AT The NORFOLK
NAVY YARD.
NorpelE, oct n, 1897.
Upvvds q fny cAypeuser we're discharged from ine
Navy Yayd here soday. me times hook squally Tor Ne
winter.
TIE WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSES
TO rHS KprroR or TIE HERALD.
Nsv YosE, ocs "A, 1851.
In coxins cvsr yonr statement In yesterdays edition In
rsaior the ccshng houses Of this city, nnd Inn
psrsans errcs In regard 70 house Ysu sy Hsidea
Taylor employ 900 hands, and that hey all IDLE. Bat
me truth "a mo Hrm rsylor, Husben SCo, (suocesor
q Hsddsn, ryln % 2 and ,e :%p'oy proe.o1 10 CITY
ve have rsvenhsed largely. sin n east bali
bant have smpn, mem, and we purpose during tbs win
ter employ nearly our usual nc noer no, or wish
10 smblas Names, but We think ve owe u 70 tue
public and 10 ourselves 70 covrec 90 pslpsbe msAke,
and also well know thai you ~ public iourrsiis vish
% publish poibns but ruth.
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NEW srAR-hss oaisn, vsry young sotrs~, vho
has been highly SPOKEN of by ths Iosdou pre-, 10 an
sounced 70 play ii Burson's hsare ssxt weak.
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COMMITTEE no oprlv srr~Grrors
rhecdcve Debcr rev. A. kevvis,
Nm surphy, = Rugge,
II r. Smith. A. Ccskmsn,
ID wiiAma q q rskcr,
". Whhevvisht, wm Denp~scur.
y H. Gourne, Ban amin Ioder,
~. hAhemar, A. ~ OosreM,
samuel 1edey Crss A peca
Hprrhsrdt mas A rsvl.
" lSYrx1e moved that NE committee have rover 70
es osnsrs IN addition Va themselves N ass.a toem n
aryms on'he ostcct which they had IN view.
re motion wM sdortcd without discussion.
~ LArHras aid shsA the com f,.ee should draw %
sxsc sss@ ment Of me 2rus upcr which ~ lcsns wsre
- msee, or me purpose OF having them pubrsbei.
Fne messing men sstourncd, 70 meet on wednesday
s~ense next - NE same hsur vas nudevssoos hss ne
swnenee are 70 meet a. the ONCE OF The ooup&ny Nc AZ
wsR sfyses, ~ eleven eciock hAs ncvrIng
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rHlIrpRo AsD vurrrurs cosunr.-rhe concert
Sb'o Saloon o night vi b Of sAs nssss ever given
here ralbers and vleuxtemps play for hs ant time
here The hmeus Husuescss duss Klssscr NE violin ,ss
MAKES HE dsba here, and nDe Freuodn mAkss her last
appearance here previous o her ~ssrs tour under sbs
nasassmsai Of NJ. srssoseh. rhis mares capital 20
grAr me
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o1,nr FOR TRArKLERs AND OTHERS
Ratlroad Linen.


v,ruMoup, HREpEDCKsBuRc AND Potomac
a.1tsoAp, going North, leaves twice every day,
faundsy evenings excepted ut O'Clock .. m. and
" "a o'clock m, for the Potomac River, where Q
steamer 10 taken for Washington, thence by Railroad
10 Baltimore, 30.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, eoioe North, leaves this city
twice daily, tsunday evening" excepted o O'Clock
a. m and u O'Clock p. m for Gordonsvflle, where
they connect with the trains OF the Orange and Al
exsndra Railroad, for Alexandria, Washington, Bal
Emcre, he.
RICHMOND AND DANvrLLE-Leaves Richmond at
ge'cIock A. m , and connectA with the Soutbaide Road
at the Junction ct IL clock m, Sundays excepted
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG-Leaves this city
twice every day, Sundays excepted at 81 O'Clock
m, and s O'Clock D. m. An accommodation train
leaves here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
oclssk a. m.
For Norfolk, &c.
BY the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
Walthall. thence by steamer Nm SELDEN, Capt
VIM C. Smith The cars leave the Depot every Mon
dsy Weduesd Az and Friday MORNINGS at 81 o'clock
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. John Davis
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at St O'Clock a. M, FOL
Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at all the regular
landings on the River.
For New York &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening at O'clock, Tor rev
York touching a. City Point snd Norfolk to receive
passengers &C. leaving Norfolk next morning, at II
O'Clock.
By the steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamer
leave every Monday and Thursday. stopping at CITY
Point and Norfolk to recsive fraght and nes.enees
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g WAN Il cos LSsTkhahes.
CAPITAL PRIZE 85O,OOU!!
TICKETS ONLY $40


Owing to the great favor with which our sinsI.
Number Lotteries have been received by the public
and the large demand for Tickets the Managers, g.
5wAN L Co, will have drawing each Saturday
shrop CHOU the year The following Scheme will be
irsv In each of their Lotteries for Nay, 1857
CLASS 3d.
70 be drawn in the city IF Atlanta, Ga in public o.
Saturday, May ID, 1857.
CLASS SIS,
To be dra IN In the eity Atlanta Ca in public OF
Saturday, May 9Th, 1857.
CLASS Sc,
TO be drs In ths city of Atlantis, Ga. iu public on
SATURDAY, May 10th, 1907.
CLASS 81,
70 be drawn in the city of Atisnta, Ga in public OF
Saturday. May 23d, 1857,
CLASS So,
r. be drawn in the Civ of Alta nta s in public on
saturday, May Both, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBER
1920 Prizes!
Mors than One Prize TO Erery Ten Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
pAtIrN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

-Q DRUG sTOkE FOR sALE.--sny
NJ Professional engagement, requiring my entire
attention, will sell the Key, stock and FIX.
~ lures Of the Drug Store now kept by me- upon
very favorable terms ii Immediate application 10
made The stock 10 not large. but 10 very well So
leeted, and good business DO done by any som.
petene persoa who can give u proper attention.
bll-ts JOHN r, JACKDON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23
$3.50 prizes amounting to-: 500
Whole Tickets $40; halves s.; quarters $50.
uTaN or THE InTFERy

W,arnI. Fi,Lst. ssIO: halves 5: Quarter. So
.1.N or rHE IOrrERy
iAAN ao oon
The Numbers from to 500 corresponding wish
those Numbers on tie Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paperaIe encirclec win small tn tubes and
placed in one Wheei.
The first 2l8 prizes similarly printed and encireled
are placed In another wheel
The wheels are then rsvolved, ana number 10
drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, ana at the same
sie TIE % ~ WI .no, NO one. wheei. me
WI -. a.u ! nc out so sno EMP
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23
su sPAINU Stuck, ro1 1907.
ArHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT,
- Main Street

Binfcrd, Dickinson q Weisiger,
Have in and readyfor sale, at wholesale OF
retail, of the largest ana most complete stocks OF
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods ever offered In this
market which have been seleoted with great care
from the largest and most extensive manufactures
especially for the Virginia. North Carolina and Ten
nsssee trade.
The attention of merchants and others, Is most
spectfuy called TO The above splendid stock, whicb
comprises every style suited to ths Spring trade