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COMPETITION FOR THE GREAT EAsTERN."-
nh ronbers of the late Bristol Convention will
hsvs to look to their plans In the matter of the
steamship Great Eastern" as we observe that
Portland paper proposes sending rival 'smoas-
ssdor" to England, to contest Mr.. Prestons diplo,
macy. The paper. spoken of, says;
az is scarcely probable that the company will
break faith with Portland, sitter the preparation
made for the reception of the vessel, even if she
could cor veniepiy go into Norfolk harbor, whch
We much doubt. Might it not be- well for US to
asnd an Ambassador from Portland, SO as to
make assurances dcubly suret
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The trial of Richard A1dDgton for an assault On
his brother VIM II Arlington, is progressing in
n lrfnlk, Va
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W. osBoRNE's GALLERY. Main st.

~ Protection Bni ng Fund Company
| Attend an adjourned meeting of your Company
| THIS (sa,urday) EVENIEG, at O'Clock. 1t II
the monthly business Of ths Company may be dis
| posed o.. "
| ia lS-It r.. Y. TONRsEND, Secy,
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~ AN kSThAY Tame to INV house.
@Sou the Mechanicsville Turnpike about thtes
c~>m miles from ohnopd on the 5tb instant q
medium size sorrel MARE. poor. no marks OF gear
a I'm al soIe ON her back. The owner is hereby 70
tilted to coue forward prove propsrty pay charges
ADD take her away.
~,
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BRsmERHAvES May Is Arrived Hermine Pas
,h,p, Richmond; '2lst, arrived, Wielsnd, Ostermen
Richmond.
Llv'RPooL. May Soth-sailsd, ship sylyis. svs
sey, City Point.
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lost.

OST, On Wednesday eys.an1 =. 30
l1st b.tween Let AMI Rad strssts rod BaEasy
PIN, With the Of Leaf In ths esns,.
sst Win osrnen And vesrls Thsrs was nn al Chair
With two smill Drops at.aehsd. A rssso.sbIs ~.
ward y III BE- paid this andsr BY Leaving shs sam. :,
this Office 10 49,,
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DIR. y. II. GLIB &c IL 7 /,

FORMERLY OF MEMPHIS AND OF NEW ORLEANS,
MEMBER OF THE FIRM OF
DRS GILBERT s. KENNEDY,
Is NOW AT THE
AMEkI IAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA,
Where he will remain for short time, and may he
consulted in regard to the treatment of
CANCERS, ULCERS AND TUMORS.
So Pamphlet OF forty eight pages, filled with
testimonials from the most respectable sources, can
bs had upon application by mail or otheIwirs. ltH
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Commissioners, Certificate.".The under-
sisned, sworn Commissioners to supeitntend me
drawing Of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LoI-
Terry. DO hereby certify shat the above is an acsa
rate list of the Numbers aad rrizes a. they Wefs
drawn by as this dsy, st Magnolia Hall, ALBANIA
Georgia.
A Ms F. r sslTr sworn Commissioners
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day, Jane
9Th, 1857. c. SIMPSON, ~
Explanntion.-The left hand row In each the
above columns contsin ths Numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite essh
Number 10 the Prize which the Number 10 ensitled
to.
All Tickets where the Number ends In 8, are en-
titled to $40 in addition to any other Priss "hleh
the above drawing msy entttieit to Half Quarter
and Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of Packages are entitled to si 'hey
draw over the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
Ths priucipai Prizes in this scheme we're ioIa IN
the following places, vz:-No 565s, S60hSO hsr'
r',burg Pa and Nstchitoohes La No. 1877 ,,ooO,
Charleston s c.; No. 1859 10 900. Tefrs bas'e Ind
No 236Q7 600, Pslstka Fla No 1875 0oO, TrouP'
vile Ga No. 1855 2 500, Montgomery. Ais; No.
25577 > $50 New YORK; No. s25S, 500. 0rseDviis,
Ala No 1895, 00O. savannah, 0s No l4,W' A,y'j
Pst.r,burs Va No l6o4S, oto. Indisnsls loss NO
1881 l Ga0, Nav Orlesns La le *
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~ Ir MAY Nor BE GENERALLY KNOWN THAT
the Liver nvigorator, whose reputation has become
so great 10 one of tina very best remedies for the pre-.
vaiIine epidemic OF Diarrhos, Dysentsry, and Sum.
Complaint, that SO regularly visit our nsshber'
hood at this seasou Of the year.
We would advise ell soon they attacksd
with any Of these complaints, to got bottle Of DR.
sANFoRp's LIVER INvIGoRAToR immediately. for we
have so often tried 1t with single failure to
cure that We can Enthusiastically pronounce it the So
fest and surest remedy know Of for those Diseases
either in adults or children. Eating summer T. uits
often produces arrangement of the s'omach aud bow
els with tendency to Cholera, Cholera lnfantum
ad other distressing compiain's sll Of which will be
almost datey relieved BY the use Of the fnpigo'
rater wrioh sleanses and parties the syste M. giving
,or to the appetite. relieving indigestion and sour
s,s OF stosash end is unequslled a. preventative
ofFEvER AND AGuE-.. Tai dhds'ee Senfinei
RrsnETr REERs Fisher and ADIE Cray
AGENTS for Richmond. Je l'-d&c1w
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- DAAwfN9 oV TIE
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
OF GEORGIA,
Glass SO,
At Atlantis, Georgia, sATvapAy, Juus ssS. 1877
SAMUEL SWAN &c co.., Mansrs,..
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Al nTTkNTfON VA. REELE-.-Parnce
q il front Of City Hall on MONDAY, Jure lo,h
III at O'clock pee ssly
IVY Arms in order for inspection
By ordsr Of the Captain
je lS-St PHI. BEkGHFIMER Orde,lr
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EVTo Merchants, Mechanics ana Othors
Merchants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS oF LADlNo,
POSTERS, &C., &c printed, are invited to call at
cur extensive Job Office, which IL supplied with al.
mot svsrv variety of type embracing all the lstss
styles.
ness and Whiting, plain and fancy, cannot b 81
Weddins. Party and Ball TICKETS. and WHITING
and AZ Home CARDS, printed in the nsatsss posi-.
bio style.
at lash Prices. A call from those desiring any
description of Printing 10 respectfully asked at the
.DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Msin and
18th streets, where can DO seen some OF the finest
NJ of printing ever executed In th,. conn
JNO. d. HAAMEk6LEY CO,
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THE HANGING IN RocKINoHAM.-The ROCK
,pshsm papers Of yesterday confirm the reported
d ,atb. by Vigilance Committee of Jefferson Ran
dali, who they say had been an outlaw In the
c unity for 20 years. and had committed every
6 in,r, save that Of murder The Register says:
The excitement at Port Republic In our county
hsa Il last come to crises "The Vigilance IL t.st
mittee" were 10 session all day Satura,Ay
irving to dispose of the case Of the mr do
wretch, jeff Randall, whose shets ana ZION Of the
ing have featfully aroused the iudls nresence -
locality which has been cursed by n.' .s not per
What the Committee" Determined o that thew
United to trsnspire; but il was IN Of the com
decided to hang him The in'esalI who sent for
miuee were made known TO ,'s o.. tryino 70 make
a preacher, and was ensageu , y. wretch wss
peace with his Maker The hlse 80, 10 O'Clock
49,, w, -, Mnrdsy night last. about l. Th.
.sken ouI on n mo neck until he was deaal ne
and nung oy .ne IN an old unoceupied nous" I'm W
hanging LOOK sontIsman who slept within my
the Vihago' rse in which he was hung says IL
.a,a o y, very quietly; 50 1nucu ''' ''
was son. .rinr of IL until next morning.
n,sa nenocrat says that several outlaws oy .ae
nf Sbife.ts. living in the county OF Ao"
na, li, have been arrested as members OF hanaai
and as being engaged In several acts OF ia"
80 or,r.ges We learn from private sources mat
-, y;s;lsuce Committee was composed OF men OF
y. roarertable standing. who were likely 10
-air, reII the necessity for such deed before
committing it. Randall refused to leave the county
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RUBBhk NOSE We are in receipt Of
~ coed supply OF GARDEN and ENGiNr
lose SO, Leather ard Rubber Be ting; H,eam
Packing; Her end Cotton Twines, c., &c
A 90 aE,or'mrIt OF hERRlHG's FIRE ard
b"RGLAR PROOFS SAFES always on hand c al
at ststioners Hall, No. q Pearl street.
j. Is 81 y. w KNOWLES.
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APPnDXi MARIO Pr Zns
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EttsH BUrTER, FHk5H BUTTkR.
am receiving weekly ny ths Va Central Raj
which sell very re aso able rms by the kes
or pouud JOHN =. BARNES
80 No A r..
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ID GA II Dl NJ Gentiemen can be accom-.
Dmodatod with BOARD, at mod .rate charges yer
Mr.. Weeds store, third door above st Charles Hotel
Main street. MRS. M. A. MOORE.
je 10 So
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o. e. tt-GUkkD HANS re,ai,ing az IA
~ cents by WILLIAM r KING
il i3-st i and Franklin st
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sa For RENE he new orIck DIV
EM ing on the nth aide of Cary, betUeen Fou
k.li .hee and Adams streets. Ths house has tel
ronns together with kitchen with four good Ioom
ard cellar The premises are supplied with hot aut
cold water and gas. Pessessi given Immediately
ARMY to PAUL BARGAMIN.
10th street between Main ana Cary
ALSO FOR SALE.-A first rate one horse Car.
rage and Harness nesvly new. js'S s.
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sTUCk bF HfANTILLAS
HI will open this morning 80 90 worth Of e- gar
runner M antillas, purch lse -1cly 10 New York
al hansrupps sale at an enormous Sacrifice wlis
Thta Ia rare opportunity for ladies' to supply them
seiveG with tno "a antila, at half price. at the
ted Bargain ltOre OF ALFRFD MOSES,
IL Is T.; Maip street.
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- FOR RENT.-A desirable resldence,
HW cont ,Dg rooms and all necessary out hutlc.
len iugs with and city water on the premises
situated on Cisy street between 7:h and 9th stree
in coed neghborhood. To coed tenant, the rem,
win be accommodating. Apply to
r. A J. C LOPrOH,
Corner Wsll and Frankl n s'rse cts
IA IL 81 Orposits Messrs Dickinson. i'll y Co.
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HALL LIBERTY FIRE 90.

FOR PHlLADhI.rna1
.1<E=asag VIA NORFOLK The A No. |
s nsse Ps Gt5y OF n x,cH ts.SS D.
recslye freight and will leave on WEDNESDAY,
June IT, at IL ool3ck A. M.
For freight or passage, having superior seeommo-
dations, apply
ia IS. e hnckehs
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IGOR Aihk.-A likely lad acc ustOmed 20
dining room and also q woman accustomed Il
Cooking and Washing Apply,o
VIM 3 PHILLIPS,
ie 6-6s IfouIdu's old Stand
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aocp Oh Apv1cz--Nosh Webster, the great lsxi
= s,aranbsr, wrote letter TO his noiehbors 10 l7S6
An ri stioa to hard times, which reads a. though 1t
"a Nth, have besn written this morning 1t con-
sax sudes a. follows:
ssasssNsver buy any useless clothing. Keep . suit
for Sunday and other public days, but let your
common wearing apparel be good and substantial
clothes and linen Of your own manufacture Lot
& Feathers and frippsriss suit the Cherokee or the
wench 10 your kitchen, but they lftele become the
fair dan lighters of America out Of the dry goods I'm
ported you may save 10000 year, more than
enough TO pay the interest OF your public debts
- My counsrymso, am not tri6ing with you. am
: serious you feel the facts state: you know You
are poor, and ought to know tbs fault Is ell your
~ own. sss 81 rsf ~
'Are you not satisfied with the food and drink
which this country affords, The beef, the pork,
the wheat, the corn, the butter the cheese the ci
der. the beer, those Injuries which are heaped In
! profession upon your tables IL not you must cx-
pect to, be poor. In vain do Jon wish for mines
Of gold and silver; mine would be the greatest
Curse that could befall this country. There is
q gold sud silver enough In the world, aud IL you
have not enough Of IT, 1t Is because you consume
ali You earn In useless food and drink. In vain do
yeu wish to increase the quantity OF cash by =
mint or by paper emissions. Should Ii rain mil
: h,ns Of joes into your chimneys, on your present
-nsy.a 1t would lerre the COUNTRY in steams Trihe
not with serious subjects, spend yoar breath in
empty wishes. Reform, economise-ths IL the
Z whole Of your political duty. You may reason
speculate, complain, raise mobs, spend life in rail-
ing at Congress and your rulers, but unless you i'm
= port less than you export-unless you spend less
% than You earn, you viii etsrually be poor"
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REMOVALS, 80.

OEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
III rariIy 10 No Pearl street, under the Rxchsngs
Hotel, where We shall be pleased 60 se orr ole
friends. q. W. FghOkLL VI.
ie4 Exchange Brokers.
DEMOVAL.--Dr. PLUME has removed
II his Office to tho third houge South of Trinity
Church South ssde shd about one hundred yards be;
low the Exchange Hotel. Dr. r. continues TO treat AL
syphIitc and complaints and having had
much prac tice In this line, atters himself that he can
give very general satisfaction. call from those IN
terested il solicited.
Dr. r. also makes and vends Of the best restora-
tives chemical Extract of Fronch Flowers for con-
sttutional weaknes offered to the public.
Dr. L. may be consulted confdentially by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to or
der, In almost any direction. -
eet near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va
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NEW BOOT AND uj
SHOE STORE. ~
NO. 231 ERoAD sTRgRf.

The subscribers take pleasure Ia announcing to
the citizens Of Richmond and the surrounding coun-
Try, that they tax the store, formerly occu
pied By Mr.: Z. D, Quarles, as = dry goods house,
selected stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES. RUBBRRs. TRUNKS. &c.
And have just opened this morning rich and varied
assortment, consisting in part Of
Ladies' Kid Il. X. Buskins
Do. Morocco Volt do.
Be-. po,ps sS Ena, I,ss psros
Do. Black Heel Caters
bo. CO, Eugsnia Ruskin
Do. Pstent Tip
DO Kid Welt Buskins
Do Goat Buskins
Gents fine Opera Boots
Do Calf Cork sole Boot
Do. sewed ". P. Boots
p Do P pau w SOLE n's''
Do. sevod Brogue Boots
Do. Pegged 81
Do. Calf sewed F. Lace Shoes
Do Z" I" oxford Ties
Do. " Pegged Tap Sole Ties
Together with general assortment OF Ladies'
Misses and ChildrenS shoes and Rubbers. Also
Gents Shoes and Rubbers Of various styles.
Cur Goods being selected from the beat manufac-
turers and at the lowest market prices latter
quality, than ever before offered in this city. We
hope by diligence and strict attention toe business
TO merit liberal share OF patronage Please call and
examine our Goods. before purchasing esewhere.-
Don't forget the So.-23l Broad street.
no 2i-d:ms JEWETT EMERSON.
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EDUCATION.
8. gQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL

b. 6QUiHE6 6ELECI OLh3OltAu
LIZ AND EN9LIsII E9HGOL, CORNER MAIN
AND lST STkEETS, nigHd1aD, yAs-The eiss-
enth session Of this School, 10 NOV In tfuBfes Pu-
zion 90 26-zm
MIGHT EJzsSvs. q. s@EE VIRGINIA
IN MECHANICS INsTITUrE.-0n WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, tho 14th Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Willie opened by the Committee VI the Institute,
one In SAUNDERS HALL on FousEcS street, between
Grace and Broad, undor the management Of MIR. w.
A. RsNNR and the other In the PaE5gyTERIAH soEooL
HOUSE. on Franklin street, Ct its intersection with
ed street. Rev. THOMAS II. JoEEg being tie princi-
pal teacher. These schools Will DO opened every
other night, and FREE or CHAKqE 10 all boys
who are members Of the Institute. Persons wishing
10 obtain certificates of membership and tickets TO
the Schools can do 90 by calling On the Secretary.
ct the Hall of the Insttute or either u the fol-
WILLIAM MACFARLANE,
Law building,
slMUEL 9. OOrfRELL.
Main st., tety. 18th and 18th.
A. BARGAMIN, JR,,
10th aid Main 9ty.,
ocI-ts CoIa. On Night Schools. v. NJ. /.
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HATS. cAre, BOOTS, 90.
m REALLY IMPORTANT mzH
~ TO THE PUBLIC.

~ TO THE PUBLIC 0R
Al sny time dollar saved IL a dollar made nut
n hard times this rule Il docbly important Hence,
pprchasers will eagerly seek that estaDiisnmehs
where Eoods are cold tbs cheapest. r,..
AZ KELLY 4 MASON, le7 Main street. hienmona,
Inv ther sffck fsr cAsa from Northern Manufacfu-
rrrs IA whom ready money IL now % dosirabte,1
they are enabled 20 dispose of II at such prices -
Will more than compete with any otner mouse IN TINS
city. -
ennsrv A. we'll as city customers viii mud IL to their
snsers.{ 10 Examine them. Tney have constant ar
asnsls :, ans. Boys' and Servants HATS aud CAPS.
Iadies' and Misses FU RS and FLATS.
inSants' HATS and TURBANs, 10, &c.
To the manufacture of silk and beaver HATS,
they pay the groatest possible attention, and they
have the very finest and most fashionable assert
meat OF them from the best houses North
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

DOGGETT & ANDERSON,
IJPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock Of
Il l. French aud American Paper Hangings. all quail
tiles; Floor toll Cloths Curtain Goods Cornices and
Trimmings, Window Shades, Mattings. and many
other articles in the line Of business, which VIII be
make 10 order Feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows,
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses of the best quail
ity and all other work in line, executed by the
most com petent workmen with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction. portion Of PUBLIC patronage
ia respec fully solicited. sc &-3m
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WE offer the following Drawing Paper,
" atwholesale or retail very low, viz:
White Cartoon or Drafting Paper, 81 inches wide
Yellow Pattern do do IS do do
Mhstman's Drawing and Coloring Paper 5 sizes
Tinsel Crayon Paper, 2 sizes
Tracing do sizes
Cartridge Paper
Transfer do, red and black
Julien Board Bristol Board; wonochromatic
GARD; Prostypes; Prepared Oil Sketching Boards
WM. SATTLEk 4 co.
no "a l42 Main st.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-For bargains
II in all kinds of Dress Silks,
For extra bargains in Plaid silks,
For bargains in French Merinoes,
For bargains in French Mouselines,
For bargains in English Poplins,
For barg aius in American Mouseltnes,
For bargsins in French Work,
For bargains in Handkerchief,
For bargains in Cloaks,
For bargains in Shawls,
For bargains in Ribbons
For bargains in Black Trimming LaceS
For bar gains in Cloths,
For bargains in Cassimeres and Vestings,
For bargains in Blankets and Flannels
For bargains in Cassinets, Kerseys and Fulied
Cloth,
For bargains In Stockings Of all kinds,
For bargains in Gloves,
For barg gains in Bleached Cottons,
Call at CHILES 4 CHENERY's,
no IL l73 Broad street.
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a SOMETHING EXTRA, FOR

Aa SOMETHING EXTRA, F 0 r
3GENTLEMEN.-We have just received a
superior lot of Gents fine French Calf Skin Caters,
made to order, in the most superior STYLE They
t beautifully and the best Caters for that
can be found and we will sell them for $50 less than
the French Caters sold for and we will warrant
them to wear as long. We have sold great many of
them and they have been pronounced to be the best
Cater Shoe that they have ever worn. We shall
keep good stock Of them On hand and we invite all
in want of fine Cater, that will lit beautifully and
wear well, to call and see them. We shall have
some Of them made double soles, for winter.
se 10 PUTNEY WATT
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THERE is NO DOUBT that LEVY is
selling the greatest bargains in the city. If you
have any Dry Goods to purchase, you must give him
call immediately, If you don't want to loose good
chance to buy cheap Dry Goods. Black Elastic Belt
ut l2S cents; Blesched and Unbleached Cotton one
yard wide, ut 10 cents, worth I2la cents nne Cam
brio Collars at 81 IS worth $3.50; Cactus Skirts at
62 cents; Hoop Skirt at IS cents; Black Fringe at
81 cents, worth l2H cents: Black More Antique
Trimming at half price; Gents colored bordered
Hdkfs at l21a cents; Black Velvet Ribbons Of all
widths, very low; Linen Hdkfs6A cents Utica Sheet
Linen at 50 cents worth IS Cents Collars at IS cents
worth 80 cents, at JACOB A LEyY'S
Is Main street.
N. BAH those Embroidered Hdkfs, at ia5s cents,
have been sold. no IL
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mercal panic In this city, ending October 18th,
found the banks of this city with 50, 230,370 of
specic aud $40, 29o, 1888 Of loans, against crcua-
other words there we're cash liabilities to the
amount of $I3 63s 5Sl, with about three and quar-
ter millions Of specie. besides their portfolios.
There was about "a cents in specie for each dollar
of their liabilities. The Saturdays statement
shows extraordinary increase Of strength with
In i've weeks. The specie hand was s. ,155 43S,
this circulation $50, the deposits 50 300 009,
making the total of cash liabilities 1906 0s9.
The specie shows an excess Of two and three-quar-
ters millions of dollars al, the notes In circa-
fation and more than ATTY per cent on the sum of
deposits and circulation. There has been an In
crease OF specie amounting to s. go, and with
drawing of bank notes 10 the amount of 81 $50 $40.
The curtament of loans, since the day of the deep
= est depression, ia more than three and half mil
lions, and since the contracting process commenced
nearly six niilions-N o. Picdyune.
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM

UNION STEAMSHIP COM
<E&S PANY-POR PHILADELPHIA VIA
W.ErALGCITY POINT AND NORFOLK-Steam
Der CITY OF RICHMOND. Captain
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLNANIA, Capt David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Rooms.
One ofthese superior Steamers will leave Richmond,
until further notice. every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
freight and passengers Returning, leaving Phila-
delphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morn
ings at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers now In fine order, increased &C
commodatons for the comfort Of passengers having
been added, as also more room for freight; and we
hope by regularity dispatch and care In protecting
goods committed to charge to receive ami Increase
of patronage.
e4- No transhipmentby this line.
Passage through TO New York, and found. si6 %
Do do Philadelphia, andfound. Ut
cabin, 500
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found. ID
cabin, 400
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Boats
80 Passengers by this line can stop in Philadel
phia two three days and then proceed to New YORK
By the same ticket. II. Z. FUTILE, Agent,
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