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LAscAsrERIAN scHooL-E1rcr1os OF

TEAcHERs-The election of two ladies to teach in
the Primary Department. of the Male Scnool, took
place yesterday afternoon, aud resulted in the SO.
lection of Miss Sallie Lambert and Miss su.au
McCoul. from number.of worthy, well qualified
ladies, who presented themselves by letter a. cam
didates. This election OF females to take charge
OF younger boys, will be an advantage to the pu-
piis, by giving them mere personal attention than
they could receive from one gentleman. The dis
cipiine Of the whole male department will still be
under the care Of the Prtno5ral, -Mf. Gates. With
this new arrangement, the school should not be
overlooked by parents wishing oenjoy the benefit
or free education for their children.
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Poison BIRD. - George Washington
White, graduate of the State peniten tiary, was
before the Mayor yesterday for want of registry
and ordered to be lock ed up for safe keeping.
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sfss~ PARgE PolNpExTg,

H PARKE polNpExTEa,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
VIII practice in the city ef Richmond and in the
counties Of Chesterfield powhatan and Amelia.
a. ui!ice in Lisle's Building, corner Of Main and
18th streets. 23-l2m
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AT LARGE.-The number CT servants
now at large in the city, is great, that the po-
lice could not get them before the Mayor in
month, if they were to do nothing else. Many Of
these slaves harbor runaways and receive stolen
goodo-while others of them keep cook shops and
do any thing else, save work, to earn their hire.
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EXHIBITION SoIREE-We see that Mr.
G. A. McEvoy intends giving an annual exhibi-
ton Soiree, tomorrow night, at Mechanics In
stitute Hall, commencing at O'Clock. Those of
our readers who know anything Of these enters
tainmen.s, will need second Invitation to be ia
attendance,
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PEcULIARITIEs OF THE'JAPiNEsE-AnE English offl
Ger who accompanied Lord E!gia in his visit to
Japan, says:
at simoda. a3 at Nangaski, every one seemed
eternaiy TO be ing notes of what every body else
was doing. Each Japanese had his breast pockets
full OF note paper. and convenient writing apeara
tusstuck in his belt. and thing that was said
done, and even thought, was no doubt faithfully
recorded. In Japan, men Go not seem to converse
with one another, except in formal set speeches.
there is no interchange of thought by means of the
tongue, but the pen ls ever at work noting dowl.
their observations OF Uhe another. Sometimes we
saw them comparing their notes and gruntiug as
sent or dissent from opinions facts recorded. At
first we rather felt this as system of espionage
but We soon became accustomed to it; and provided
every man wrote down what he saw and heard IL
may be more satisfactory in the long run to have
to do WITH a nation of Captain Cuttles who have
made note" of everything, and 80 have more
than their memories to trust to.
The japanese plan of putting one man in a post
Of trust. and placing another as & check on i'm is,
after all, only our red tape system in lees dis
4uised form. The Governor Of sim oda has dupli-
cate in Yeddo who has to take !uru and turn about
with him in offe. that III acts of each whist in
autho.it ity, serve as check on the other. Then he
is accompanied, wherever he goes. by one private
and two pablo reporters and the latter forward d
rect to Ye3do. particulars Of all his acts Their re-
ports are. in their iurn checked by the counter
statements of the Governor and his private secre
tary.
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WORLD. -
The best Cough Syruv IN TIA vuwa6 I. u....-
Tbss r.eeCasosAl Syrup Of wild Cherry.
nonnced dse hs = = prepared by . chemist, and = pro
it TO BE- Il. heocsl h men. and those who have eooA
noid bsonchtis. Hoarseness, eoev Tkrs.f 6c@
ccn.T; Saa preventive Of that lion of disaSsss
persons who sing should uss II Il ie u,esea.A a.
ne taste sstens. clears and strenethens m vcsc
ss1.u .i OF the throat and unss, ssi r.
Bottles q and 50 cents and q. soad by IN pr,..
towns In Virginia q sZsu ~
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FIRE AT iioUsroN, TExAs.-The Houston Tele-
graph, Of the ID inst. gives an account of a ERE
waich took place in tina: flouriahiug town on the
night of the 2Sth ult. II commenced in car.
penter shop on Travis street. and swept the whole
block, which was chiefly occupied by small stores.
shops, &c. The loss is put down at about SlOO OOO
OF which $65,00O is on goods &c, and the balance
on the buildings There was Insurance only for
about s2O,oO0 and Of this, very ittle if any, for
the shopkeepeTs, mechanics, &C.
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4 'U-F An X ms Ut. -Ine unuefSlRn-
~ cd haye associated unier the style and firm of
SrAGG & Mill. for tha purpose Of continuing
the WOOD sud COAL BUSINESS, heretofore con-
Quoted by John stagg. and they hope 10 receive
ar increase OF iavors from their f;isuGs.
UI1ce, corner 9Th street, Basin b. uk.
JOHN F STAGG,
Richmond Jan !, l3jq. JANIS HILL
mn ms
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LEWIS HYMAN. -

-
"a Importer of WATCHES10 ~
AI&s AND JEW ELRY. Wholesale and Retail, re-
spectfully informs the public that he has
just returned from the north with an elegant -
sortment of English. swiss and American W ATCH-
Er. the movements Of which caunet be exceled 1or
correct time keepers Also o complete sssortmentof
JEW ELRY. Silver Spoons Gold and Silver cpecta-
cles, with Brazilian Pebble Glasses. which will be
sold as low as any Inn porting house In this country
LEWIS HYMAN, 50 Main st.
Watches and Jewelry repaired By sstlful work
meL. at q reasonable price aud 1t short notice.
nah -
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CHLoRoFoRM ROBBERY Captain Kruse, chin
MASTER some weeks since entered first class car,
riage at the Limehouse station of the Blackya,I
Railway on his way to London, and had scarcely
seated himself when well dressed man entereJ
the same carriage and took seat opposite. The
train was no sooner in motion than Capt Krnse's
fellow passenger addressed him and said "There
ls some DIRT on your face-some black allow me
to wipe it off, Captain Kruse nodded assent
The stranger advanced towards him with a hand.
kerchef in his hand, aud put it on the face Of tie
captain, who immediately became insensitIe, and
did not return to state of consciousness un t the
train reached London, when be found himself
alone in the carriage, aud missed his pocket book.
containing fG0 in gold and notes
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PaoMorIoNs.--Passed Assistant Surgeons Wash.
ington Sherman and Henry Mayo have been con-
frmed as Surgeons in the Navy, to NIL vacancies
occasioued by tho deaths of Thos. Williamson and
Edward Hudson.
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A A MEXICAN GUANO-4 400 bbls very
"A dry. containing, by analysis. s5 per cent Bone
Phosphate Lime, landing from schr J scott ior
sale by NH Is III sklNhEh W.
DOBlNsON'S MANIPULATED dUANO
~ Warranted TO be one half best Peruvian Ga
ano one half fine Ground Bone and best Phosphate
Guano, all ground and well mixed for sale by
NH il Ell skIsKEK h CO.
T,HE CHEAPEST AND BEST LIGHT
l. YET PRODUCED. - UFF0RD'S celebrated
smoke consuming patent portable Lamp THIS
grease without odor, as much light as q medium
Solar at one quarter the expense--the lamp holds
but 25 OF pint Of Oil, and burns twelve hours OF
more producing most fplendid lfgbt-plea iant.
even TO weak eyes--requirng iittie or no cleaning,
and only cotton flannel wieks. Fer sails BY
GEORGE j SUMNER,
fOI6 Agent for this city,
mhs No ~ Pearl ~.
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RATHER LARGE FAAuY-A German naturalist
has described 600 species of flies, which he has col
iected within q district of ten miles In extent
Thirty thousand different kinds Of insects which
prey upon wheat have been collected.
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SAsS- HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city Of Richmond.
Oitce in Belyihs New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. la 26-ts
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= aCIAA NoxA~>aes.

Sssg- LIcoxicE.
A. o. @. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN FavoRITE BRAND ALWAYS
N SALE, By JAMES G. MCANDREW,
de Sly 81, PINE arREEr, New YokK
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EXECUTRIX 0OTICE- The undersjgr

LFAELU KIN NUIICE- 7 ne underSlgn-
Aed havip qualified in the Circuit Superior Court
Of Rchmond the FXecutrix Of the will OF Col Chas
: Morgan, decd. ali persons having claims against
the estate said de eed-nt hereby requested TO
pTeent the same, properly authenticated. for settle
Inent; and all persons indebted TO the cseatc of
the said Chas Morgan, deed, upon bonds. notes
accounts or otherwise will proceed without delay
to pay tie same, the undsrsigaed desires an inn
mediate settle meDt of the estate Of the decedent.
Tnl li-iw ALCINDA q MORGAN.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

ec DR., SyhvaNus L. INGRAM having
fS ioqa'ea hlInsnli permanently in Richmond respec
ty ~ sa1fts mas professional services 20 the nuhIis
10 may be ma ie either at his ogco on Bans st,,a.
Hotel VI ut ny s s' mares
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sag~To TIVE SoUru SIDg-Ry

tariff, the Dsnville Railroad Company have reduced
The rate OF freight for transporting Ground Plaster
Tom this date. WITH THIS PSovISO, that DOUBLE
Rate will be charged during the months of APRIL,
MAY. AUGUST and SEPTEMBER.
orders TO any extent eau be supplied from the
purest Lump, but should be given early to eRsure
il in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed in barrels.
JOHN IL CLAIBORNE,
Js s3-3m No II Pearl street.
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DORTLAND BYkUP.-A few barrels
I Portland syrup. new and hrst-rats, receiving
% nh i Is EDwIN woRrHAM 90.
TROTTING WAGON FOR 6ALE--
> New Yoek built, and In good efdsr.
Also. one rIRE-PR0of AAfn al most appfosea
JAS DUNLAP q %,
NH lS-6t Corner Bird en6 lith su'
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AMERICAN COMMERCE IN THE AMooR-Tbe Eng
lish papers calling attention to the fact that
the Amoor river. of which they scarcely know
anything before the Crimean war. is now regular.
ly uavigated by California steamer. 1t is also
stated that the Gulf of Gastric is crowded with
American shipping, by whom the carrier trade
for transmission up this grand artery of Russia is
monopolzsd. An indication of the spread Of RUS
sian influence in Central Asia is afforded by the
arrival at St. Petersburg of an embassy from the
Khan OF Bokbara This embassy, as the tels.
graphic dispatch announcing its arrival informs
us, bas been dispatched for the purpose of re-
moving the obstacles which hinder the Develop
ment of commercial relations betws en- Russia and
BOkhara.
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I1FUIoIUN Ut ThhL NEGKUEs FROM ARKANSAS Tho
Little Rock (Arkansas) Gazette gives synopsis of
bill passed by the Legislature of that State for
the expulsion of free negroes:
They have unit! January, 1860, to dispose of their
property, and make other arrangements for leaving
y they do not go then. it is made the duty of sh4r
IN, to seize them and hire them ont to the highest
of their labor TO enab!- them to leave the State
The bill provides that such free negroes as desire TO
remain. may choose rnasters-the County Conrt
having them appraised, and the master or mistreFs
thay have chosen paying half their value into the
common school fund of the county ~
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CHILLs AND FBvBR, CHILIs AuD
FvER-One of the greatest remedies that hss -.
been laid before the public for Fever and Asrs ~
which have received the highest epcomiums ffoN
the press and the people, is DR.. HOST afrER1
CELEBRATkD BITTEkS- Who would eudure ~
70 eor.hres arising om this terrible disease when Il
less nights, burning fevers and icy chile aternste
y, when remedy can be obtained for . more tri6eY
na YET now many families lfnger out pain fal ex-
" ,Rnlp Gown Quiniue until IL becomes = Common
None bna ua tS mssls and yet they are not relieved
procure these valuable Bitters and saye thsmsslvss
intense agony.
,vSr sod by druggists and dealers generally svsry
81 ~ see, See advertisement in another column.
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$50 TO MERCHANTS. 1850
X PETERg0N WHOLESALE

" DRUGjIsP l55 Main street corner 18th
street, Richmond, Va is row receiving his spring
supplies, 10 which ho respectfully asks the attef
ton oi merchants and dealers generally. Particu-
lar attention paid t. packing and shipping and sat
I-!actlun guaranteed both in price ana quality,
orders always promptly attended to
nm " PETERSON
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Nc. iIq MIN STREET
- Afr now IN receipt of their spriug Stock OF
IGoLhLNd. which they have manufactured ex-
rresey TO suit their own retail trade. soliciting A
call froTn their friends and the pu6c generally to
examine treIr stock, which Is Of the first class
foods. ard WARRANTED 10 be of the bcst orkman.
ship and latest styles at tie lowest prices tender
ng SINCERE thsuks fer the liberal pstronage of their
ED patrons and promising all attention to emit tn
tsste and supply the wants of their customers -
Cali shd examine the steck Of Clothing and Fur
uIshipg Goods sale
1'HA STREET
HENRY MILLER, Pria>e Eiward equity. sales.
Iqsp. NH
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I uMkER-The subscriber begs leave
~ T. in;rED his friends and the public generally
that he has located LUMBER YARD on the cor.
Fer cf litk and Cary streets. and intends keeping
geUrrai assortment of bOth TOBACCO Box
pnFEOs = and respectfully sooits share of pub.
lie patronage.
mh N--lm JAMES GUNN
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ONO BOXES kmery Adamantine Cal

3no boxes old Dominion Tallow CANDLES
4N0 DO d" SOAP
20 d. Original Detersive SOAP
70 DO Pine Apple CHKESE
80 kegs and tubs Goshen bUTTER
50 tieTees pints and quarts Abbotts London
PORTER
50 bb's Mercer POTATOES
10 lbs New JOLEH
$1,000 lbs Hog Ronnd BACON
2p.GG0 lbs Cincinnati Sids BACON
l0U0 lbs do shoulders do
IL store AID for sale by
NH Il-5L CHAS z WORKMAN CO.
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IN" a"LhioAN ETHIOPIAN TRouPE IN PARIS -Tbe
Ne~ hork christy MiustreIs have appeared at
.aiie tas eoffespondent of the London Neius,
under date Feb. %, says:
The Concerts de Paris in the Rue de ue,dsr uor.
tnronged to overhowing last night, 10 consennence
OF the intense curiosity felt to see Christys band NJ
"nigger" minstrels on their first appearance in
Paris. Every seat was taken befor hand. aii tho
standing rooms was filled on the first rush and
heaps OF money were turned from the doors. Tho
press OF ERglish and Americans was yery preat
but the ordinary habitucs of the concert rooms
also attended in great numbers. All the French
JeuatetonistSe " who could squeeze in we're there
Ihe peculiar Yankee humor of the performance
was for the most part Lost upon the French audi
ence, owing TO their not understanding the Eng
lish language; aud heard great many vehement
and not very reasonable exclamations of disap~
pontment. Among the crowd In the side corri.
dors, who could see nothing and hear very little
good many jokes were circulated at the expense
of the black faced visiters, the best of which was
that they were the ex-minsters of the Emperor
Soulouque, just arrived from Hayti
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s dsoaon n. STEEL, Dentist, Ofic
sna rssieeSse. Nc ssi on Main, between s.h ard at
sAeStss ntSn,noho va. mr. 30-ly
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WIFE CHAsTIsING HER HUSBAND IN CoURr.-A
singular scene transpired in the Essex Market
New York police court last Saturday afteruoon.-
Mrs. Ann Phillips, very good-looking young
lady, attred in deep mourning, appeared
before Justice Brennan, to prosecute her husband
WIN Henry Phillips, for abandoameut She stated
that he left her destitute, with a little infant de-
pending upon her for support, and although she
appealed frequently to him for assistance he re.
fused to do anything for her. Recently her uncle
died in California, bequesthing to her fortune of
some $4,000
The Tribune says since this wiudfall her husband
had tried to live with her again, but she would
have nothing to do with him She thought, how
ever 1t was SO more than just that be should pro.
vide for his child. This he refused to doapd hence
the complaint When Mr.. Phillips responded to
the summons, he demanded an examination as to
whether he was legally responsible for.the child's
support, whereupon Mrs. Phillips grew highly in-
dignapt, aud exclaimed, SWELL, you are too con-
temptible man for me to look at, any way You
would murder me for a little, no doubt; but, thank
God. am independent of ycu. can buy you
and your whole family now, if 1 choose"
she then walked toward the door, and paused
at the entrance until he passed when she struck
MIN with her parasol several blows over the head
and face, breaking it into pieces. Pushing her
sside he escaped into the street. when she followed
nim. and the las. that seen Of them, Mrs.
Phililps was lashiUg him as he ran.
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NUGAR, &C --lUU bbls c and Extra c
- Yellow Sugar; 30 pkgs beet Double Rehued
Loaf Crnshes, Powdered and granulated do % hhds
prime New Orleans do; 80 bbs N o Molasses; New
Crop Cuba Muscovado and Eeboiled Moiasses; in
store and for sale by
KGGLEsTON FITZ9ERALD,
Ao Pearl gf
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oe- IN NOW York is represented at sloo.-
2s5,4So; in Massachusetts, s61 $40 sos. ~ - 80
sylvauia s24 SOS sos; In Louisiana soa o,s eco
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ANp kETAIL CEDAK

w HOLEsALE and RETAIL CEDAR
W WARE MANUFACT0RY, 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary. Richmond. Va, where deal
ers and housskeepers may ind ii TO their sdvan-
tsGe 10 call as they buy better articles and as
in nests or by the sin gle one: CHURNS Of all szes;
MILK PALS bras bound CANE and BUCkkrs;
also, iron bound BUCK ETS. sealed MEAsURE5,
&C, &C. Call AZ the oid stand Of
NH ll-Ims WM WILLIAMS.
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fIEN NTLEME EMS FURNISHING
NJ GOoDS.-DARRAC0TT, HARRIS co, have
received a large and bean ifu stock Of GeDtlemens
Furnishing Goods Shirts. Collars. Crayats. sCarfs.
Ties Suspenders, Gloves. and serythiDg appertain-
ing 10 Gentlemens apparel, which they offer at the
very lowest prices Gail az liz Manst.
DAkRACtfTT, HARRIS h co,
NH IL Sncct ssOrH 10 Merchant, Weisiger Go.
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~ =" IN" ~ w WHhtHNHh, HUMWU
rathtst offers his pro essonai services TO tho ia
Eens os Rtesniond an its vicinity Oice at Ills re
sidence, on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9th
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SUNDAY soHooI Msrr1He-The reon,

SUNDAY ScHooL MEKTINa-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Baptist Sunday School
Union OF this city Was held at the Second
baptist Church on Monday evening, Rev. L. W. .
See'ey IN the chair. There were nine &C hools rep
resented, and through their su permit ndents re-
ported On average attendance on each Sunday the
~. mouth of2s2 Off GERS and teachers and 1851 sche.
,sn ,s.s. On last Sunday there were 10 atteudauce
schools 1945 scholars aud over 500 officers
60 ty Rev. DR.. Broadus, Rev. Or. Bnrrovs v, Rsr
pa 40 Dr. Gwathmey, Jessee p. Keesee. ESQ.
sha nv o.ners The exercises we're interspersed win
the schools. 'H' W 'ae SCHOLARS OF
The Leigh street Mission scboo, ,oo.,.s
.aaey, ana organized last Sunday Afternoon. wa.
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YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
L. CLOTHING. -BARRACOTT, HARRIS Co,
have jos. received a large and beautiful stock OF
Youths, Boys. and Chiidren's Clothing, mese and
cut iu the very best manner and made TO fit boys
from TO 2l years. We would confidently invite all
10 want to give cali, assuring them that the
goods shall be sod at the lowest prices. Call on
DARkACOTT, HARRIS Il co,
No l!2 Main street.
NIB 10 Successors tn Merchant Weisiaer 4 Co
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T III E DISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARcH "a IN


TIE BANKS OF rHs UNITED srArEs.-The annual,
report OF the Secretary Of the Treasury on the
condition of the Banks of the United States, EN-
braces the accounts Of fourteen hundred and 90.
venty-six banks and branches, being, with a fsw
un'mportant exceptions, all the chartered bank.
whieh we're 10 operation on the let of Janusrv
1902 The returns for the last three years give the
ioiio~ing general results:
Jan.I, 1857 ,s.s ~
No. Of Banks and ''e' 1919.
branches, l4ig ia, -,
Capital paid In. $s7o.sn ss. 20, 900 7,o ~, SO
Resourcss: ''' @N''o' aoi,s'o,AS
Loans and dit
stoeIsS s6si4'G,ss7 5s3. .I65 2o2 6ss ISL 700
n al sss,a, 55A239 6'.395 26o 63 SOP 4to
Other in'xest. zo'iZio2 2s.755.s34 Is 9764s7
Due by othsr '.s@ss6 e.o7s.eos s32sasl
Banks G, s,o ,os ,a
Notes Of other "o.oszs SUE 70 2H9S
Banks a,o,o,a
Specie funds q fsiesI e 1s.sR $50 !s.8sS.2s1
specie, Az a,o co. lo3eu4fl 26 S0SS3
Liabilities: ''f''o'o H.4l2e34 l0 1877 SlS
Circulation saIs7-s co, ~, oo, -.
eposits laa az aSa i,S2ge, VA 1893 3n6 SlS
Due to other io"'soS.c49 z59. .o6S Z73
otber n.h;,,.;ou 5a6It 33} 5II6e.s75 ss2I2 500
~, S'o'o.s3o H,l66,7i3 Is, Jos Az
The capital in New York e;.ro,, ..
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NEW GOODS NEW STYLES.
, ID q 3D. u N VI A e. q n

p aooaEAS II. SIMPSON
SPRING, 1861
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DER STEAMER TO DAG.-50 boxes
l. Oranges: 90 boxes Lemons; 200 whole, halt
berts palfnnuts pecans and Vaipnts; u00 drums
Fig; s cases Prunes; 10 boxes Ctror; cask Cur
rsnts rs fraiis Dates; tor sale 1T The cheap cash
NH "a DAVID N JONES, Agent