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, 1869-08-13
Illinois i,nA Michigan cannt,

llEIllsrl,,ltT. A4sllat IL
cLsAhsp-Eustls.s. ex.st, MsAt: ~ NJ q; l. L.Has
j. IT. Tn7::, i, S. f1,,lis, IdAl- .trt ssIultr
ARRIVED Ahhc s;.aeur. MafEls 9auN hs drain
Ii: y q, q i% =, "... ph;n'r: i1s.
As.Ao t,- of coa: Cl"t 6! s!analls It,.art ~ ~
,!our. lssaacr. D.. II da Do; ktssus d. % %;
Walker J: to !. do do: Do. 60 do do; t;sEn
Judd 10 tfn o. 1nse'tIs.r. dt. 20 i" tus Ketr'e,
=. balporponT. Autnts H. 90 T, "a. :,
Msrunx Lc,h.u, Light Neeeuc. Lcn,9n', lshs t:cn.
Judd. Lrstent, s:s Eclper. Isa1nt light Ksliapcs'
mont IsEt; IT, Hyst Lamont, ilsut. rbnsISvol !"li-
eti3 CD. bark MrHl.Gk. s.. L.ntt ;sAI Il Mnthers
iets Il umbcT; HAultlit 1t ls,ua Il. IS # Ing her
tEin, HasALa, eu.tcu II 1nmbts. ris.ux. LoekrtFt,
, 1869-08-13
Important diecttnS Of View EnC2M1:d
EkaIi1ou1 ueA-1Ec "csscra
dc.

IF0Ts ikc Ens:.rel IIrrrfi~tr, .1N1- =
We uude.t.aIGl Tint u meeting Of raiteo1a mtu-
Dge1l interested In the late competition IN frclgats
10 lhe II est viii bc heii II This city 1o-snorTuw 10
take some uci!ou on tne subject. The eNccSs1:e
cuu betlt,ou has tecn IN injury not only TO rail-
rcud enterprise, but to merchan1s anu ship2efs
ulso, y hose interest lies III reasonable And h1ea
rate iot fteiehLs rather than III those spastnoltc
t;ue;uutous, born OF rlilr al rivalry, which,
while 1enrolaril, depressing rates 70 M
alsuEdlS low point, are always sure TO BE- followed
Temporary advantage Ihat LAY have been gained
SesetaI Of Tic EAsitru roads Eayc, as wc arr tu-
for1ncc, already refused 10 taSc lrc-4,at4 to the
the roads which coatrnl, and n;lst hereafter cpn-
11o' great pat Of the c.rTyinG:; :rade n which
ScR Euelsua Is interested. The control WHICH
Shore a,.d Michigan Southern Beads, and, through
,hc*e, over rzii transportation between New York
snd chicago, Etres additional Interest 10 The W.
:ttu OF the New England FoauA
, 1869-08-13

F5t1n fhc .ftrt lurE ErtH{nT PUsf. "
from January !. lSot, 10 D-ceHer q, 1853 II the
Metropolitan Disr:ct, wls ,3422s. OF tacse incrc
were natives OF tie Uatel States, 29+ 1873; OF Ire
land 50. 3 ~; OF Gesmsns' s,9s5 VI otne' coun'
The nunuer Of persons committed 10 the CITY
Prison III 1sGs vas 1896 OF these there were
natives of tic United States, 17,S57; Of ireland,
70. lis: Of Gerlnany, 5.16l.
The Humber Of PERSONS arrested by tac police IN
the Metropolitan District IN lsGS, for crimes AMI
tclecs. was s1..a. OF these tlle=e there we're !la
ttses OF the tn!ted States, white, :a1su; h'ack.
1.3316; Of l1r!-s1, 9S,.:S ii Germany, 9.459; OF
FRANCE, -. or these s",sa2 arrested. s','s; were
The nuusorr OF persons admitted to the Charity
Hospital dutiDe 1le yesr isss was 5'Ti O'
1hsSy ne5s xIfe ~ t1s HanssJ OF irsland ; u ~ ue5
Cauad4, 7o
The nn,,,1.er Of a,,rtt persons zc.1csed with
hloI. or these there WIRE ua'!yes OF Ireland,
2,est; Of Germany. os'. CT England, s:ss
The number OF adult p::son5 tel1erea With coas
uattyts OF the CHltet s:a,ee. *,d'':: OF whom ios
were eo;orctl, natives Of Ireland, iD.3.s; OF Ctr
Ganx. 1,:.s; ii England, 81.
Tic whole number OF atait pcr:aus iu.l children
rtiIss Cd Will coal anu m"pc' 70 ls6s By the CITY
Authorities Ct eSe~ YORK, WIS olts3.
VI tie 1857 csGsltru the 1ntarts' Hosp!t,1,"
tn ISIS, the EGusc Physician rernrta: A..So small
Proportion are torn III the hospitals OF the Con.
nlsstoness o. Ennstston' Of women 1ateiy arrived
TI.c nH1r;ef Of patients admitted to the Feser
Ensn:t:t, IN !sts, WAS 1is. vi Whnnl - Tcrr M
t.yrs nl ireland. Of t;ertuany abu OF England.
The number Ut ratenls ucrni;vd 10 The StEa'l-
rox Illus pIia fur The yelr lsGs wa4 2l0, OF whoia
" were na1lses Of ireland, os Of Germany, ind 81
o. SSye1lt q. ....
The number of cnuvicts received at the New
i1fl frniteell:4r, Iasl yelr aas 1,6!5; OF whom
nrTe nat! es oI 1i!r tl!1sd states Nh OF Ire
lsnr., 1s3 q; Germany ard 7' OF England.
VI lUl ft:.ss II. tue Hospital Of The !ncusslhlfs
In sSGe, there we're rat!v2s OF ireland e., and Of
Germany l. 49,. .....-
u It's lersors in the Para.yttc and EpeHtlc
Eostit4l 1tr tie lest !tur, rs were natives OF
ut1nLa, IL sf Ger1nanF nnt ii Of EnRlSnt.
ii Cts }.st t1its aritIeti 10 the tulastc Asriun
lasf scar. 80 WPsc n:::cs OF Iceland. is OF Ger-
nlnuy, "a Eilkiali, i At FiAarc: 23s 7:ere Un-
1narritu, rs were nuE7Tlea; ~ weTc Catholics,
e1l were IT0;cs1ants, :6 were Je1S, " Of un~
kncwn religion VI nc!e. ..
house on the is!aEd last ycat was ..sa3; Of whom
1872 were La1vcs o. Ireland, and ss3 O! Germany:
ti :. !nireCl bind .1EHteh during the year, y
were ua:,ves Ct lr.laut, aud :: ai Gernans
OF the GO Our.GoeE poor trcatci MEDICALLY
:it;,1 kurricll. III lS there were ,qltivcs Of Ire.
lan.i, 5, 3,s.s; oi Gc11ary, l=1: ol Eastanas liz.
, 1869-08-13


Aucxaa-Prop 1t Paul. from above: .tnr C,Ie,ss
Passengers serrt u trrta4Iier. tel4 Cutnsnvd
tvt1r H. i. LY VIZ, Cley> lxn4. light.
..as. io -tP;op Northern light. general me7ehaefi*s
ft,m cleveland aE1 tct1l,it.
r3Ea.lAH,'Ea.
.tpynMn-Rnrk 4Ias.sllru, ~. tons orr. Cleveland
Aky4.f Prop 1t Pnu.. 81 tnns orr Uctra!t r'of
pucit IS tur4 pig itu1l. Huuiu. aid IL tuur l!k ii"
C+vttsria; tshr Minnie Mists, saa taEs orc, cerr-
l1Ed. -
, 1869-08-13

State ct, Of F1ftleth st, ei, 2oK1o51 It; June
Fifty. fecoud It, y cor OF himbatk az, u ~,
so12so n: AuEust g.. ....:-:...:;.:......,. 1,ooo
fonrc|cr ~. e15 II 4 Of Slxt5-Ihlru st, VT.
c0xls4H II; Augugt 1a........... 80
Wr6r or CITY L1YrTS
CeHen nv. cor OF railroad. Triangular lot,
2ei4S10xl6U IT: Jrty eO..........-........ goo
, 1869-08-13

1.!.rc qule but rate. ruled about - hgfle; than
cdrstdAy tps1ss.neEts er.' " iyli9Ns butzlo
Plymouth, whsa. y. GaEks Cis u ,he stralt aud
Rsci;v. tcsE .c Prep PhiL,dehta ;ast e;So' esz',
e. io Bay Cny-S:hr Juha ~; sts IT y
MMNAEKEE August ll-G1nfn tie!elts = cst dull aad
Kins.ton. No ei,aTtcrs rtror.ei. lie schooner l. B.
shcrayd takes lumber frtu Mruouiuee o Cticaso at
Sa:A peF iu.-S.7.&tntE =. ...
TrisAIo, A4lust lu-aia1tes dull No Charters re-
uSGHc1r, Arrr4t !o.--The Erihaas saw: "On TUGS.
day t.-s rearrr. CHARTER. sF slc'etta 81.
ir tchr Iii Bstr-, the pAssa-r ftoc, Eicaso.
lLiuLtr ALvua to EliIi4u, IT 81 the tais; sthr
G5aec shtro, d. lsst.r, hiehH4 'Ldsiic l. nctsuit.
II
, 1869-08-13

GREEN Fnr1rs.
NJ p:tE yer hti.. SN @tH
irt! fL-.... ..-....--...-..--.-.- tteS1 SisH
rrn = f;,t
Turkey rtTlnet. T. g !!
iEslcE t!uhrS- - Il T.
tist. drums r. y
.5s:. Cal tpuLs. ---.-ss...-
nafs ;.,. Ef" 49,, Il q ii
AFp!.F. Southern. ~ Il
Issafs bistki ,ires. Sus'fsis.:. s. g .
E;=sl e 1n? {: a-...-...-.-..*.'..-'. Y +. Z
t:Esr:is {: nniiticd. imported: i: So
Ksrins, Eeedltss, 70 il ,sst 70o a',75
SC1A -
u. Ai'l'dr. i.. sl.f r. 1's' ;, IL d.
P'*;s9sr. I: IL, ;. ~ e
f!sr. ;s, wsii:at; i
tssH-xs .ir hsit dstn
iuE llt st-Ad d.. exhibited sosns ast.s si
s. sId II s5;MIihsast:as S IT, Tsi4seJ enliti,a u
sS AZ 5ss ,aIs9 * II! II y
80 sEy IN ;s7!ns M paHn no t'e sse
I $s':t #; Il u Il: S::::: i:
M.tfste' 1T III ns~::...:..: 1Htes9li:5 1tes=ili:s
Naenes.! l.sxr saiaiy: III, 7&'@ -
MscEest qua as,:: -. =
Gns. III F1rncb ,S; ma ,oo s $50 -!a
", fos Ee:;:as ..''.-.'...-'.'.'''....' 81 a1
GRFES StRUiTs-ssles ct Is br blsek1srre. It 9 50:
, i /; !; SS s. &: @
es:tss :, s9; r.? fxe; 5.;p9s z !
SS a i IL i i s.; atsi essf. . 4 i & s5 II &
i I'll, 8 q Y Y, Dc q 4 T. = 8 81: +
sea 10 d :: :; 8 4? s Gsss ii : dst. 2'
s,.ss ~ g. d i s ss5's3fs f i 7 :o5 .ea
, 1869-08-13

tlkTnnET, Aue,l1t l.
l}ovs- P,or Dsc.ntur. ~chrr Mt. bl-ne. Ji1r- Sat-
Lr-Prop. IdAhn, Arctic, Empire STATE. Elnatsr.
S4Iu: lhIk tktnA1ia, MpLtgautIE: heasz u. H. No.s,
i'i.,ct Wind Fn.t.
, 1869-08-13
REDuk,.
London and Ne.

Steamers fostttE!,t!y l.
) Satttl lliFtr, Sew ! /.
eat tlls.r2cy.
IcIH..l....... .-.A.Etl. i
AtnlntlfA...-,.. AuEIsl
k,r r..H4fr to Ham r :
Auta r-p H. Il t:csiAl
.Ip;. T. III RI. lit y u
HGIf. or 10 JAS. WAit,,
lt..o.s:.., Ei,lcAs.A t..TI.
pIS"aLl. 81 Scs:;,!..s. 81, : =
, 1869-08-13

ftplt OF fiuuufO

Aar,yEp FROM CaIcAut,. AuxnAl io.-V:ocs Nay
Ei.w er Utan lkcbusout: baESs Sardiata, hh:fuan
UIEAHIp fun CllcAt;o, August H. Seirs 4. Weight
DstatEees aud r. FeIrE.
, 1869-08-13
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Angus, T.
TITO following tables show the receipts and
hhIplheIfg Of produce for the past tEentr.four
hQlsa:./:
, 1869-08-13
3CEN CbtHse.nskta III LOtiEEinnn-fc
IN Allowed to Xotcs

At least one hundred md ntty Casuntaeu arc al
7e:ay permanently settled IL ltuu1sata. A auztu
ale MGlLine for share OF the crop OF! p.un,on "a
Ii dar Sa:cli!tscllee- some thirty or fu1! arc To-
ci,c5 re-c. .-sr.cEs :.,1 -.
, 1869-08-13
New York Live stuck Market.

SINc1aI Dt eIAsc6 tQ I be t.Hlf.Eo Ifl5Vnc
NEW YORK. AuSns: L.
BteEee-So receipts: rE!ces nonlinRly unehauStd-
Fsif 10 lT1n:e ttre1 y l45.{Alssec-
sheer and LnrE+-Rere!1.s s,ss3; Et.1.; Eh>t1, ~
sWne-RereIltr 35.1: car 13ads If conrsc M.hfgan.
averaging III lit, sold Ut i0e; prime Illinois
"a
, 1869-08-13

u, IkA.lISl4lfk s.Aas
'FY. t9ac1 E,,anrf.
..Atk t<sti1tr.
II wa t5te I ZACH
srt.,a II .rt. f.r..
s!H.Sr ii k!at 1t Nlt
T- fer hI'.s:, P.ri.Is
.tr.Efs1 f2t.s. Hs,f
i3IlN.t.
{ tt - J., 1t 21n Frstt
- ~ ;'t-tsst~T I, l1l},
=. surt.', i;l,.raA.
y. + ~ If t',st,.1 Al. .
Il IN 1rfa& N-kxn
!. -f- .ithts i
H AMi..&';,A A.rnt.
, 1869-08-13

Port uf I1cxcinud.
CLrAErn rcE CuicAuo. August nn1 10 : Prop Col
o;Ato; SEX. ennS and Ai61lEh1.
, 1869-08-13

SHEEF-The slarStt ,v,s uv.rst'cxed and prices
wv1r "4 IL ihc n4j.t,,y e tl.e sa!,s u4ksuH r.
II l.tt @,rk. ssnr ,aJ ciLngrd hais at ratist uf
= as,GJ+*1 10 fhr cnnlnan l., eli rt'
, 1869-08-13
ScALl1''S.
WATCHER,
GENERAL NOTICES,
GAUT IGN.

AT, rcr.oo. II q hereby wu1npd u tr!h nv sti'
Annie L.ddu,es, "a III pay no do II u Afr coast
lnf. JAttAS itA1NAHS-
, 1869-08-13
RAILR0A IS.
Arrival and Departure of frajNs.

SL1.N NE f 4 Il II Il " q + VI " 2
CHICAGO S1,kTnSf>TAHt hAI:HuStA
Ticket ~ saA A-t s-A3s s"-
, 1869-08-13

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

THCRspAY EvEStyG. August u.
4he following tables rho?: The siIv rx.ipts uni shto-
'Iie;s ht i've st!sk during tle rcek . IL rls e:1ls
, 1869-08-13
-ATE.S

ltNm:HI" L!hf.
,lItw.. ffrI r-.- ~,
~ 4 ~ ~ ana
-...... -. s. II
.,Y -. ,S-.. r.
J., tHrflL ltstf~. tNA
Is,s. r.lt' le: r-.cr.
y g., iaA-. N~
-. G+A~sIi,' ,.l..1 AAt-
INV t.AAIJ : As.
, 1869-08-13

HEEF CATTLE--Thcr- Hss rnth.r elm s.:rl,.l-
a:st II !uscIs tnday. a:d TIC .up2!s thcnsa sh'.
~. win III probability of tLete rns any ",asraf
icss Il tie rart q ho3trr y y sai so.a,sa sa' ny
IL, tup,y co.re-ed. +lec, wa rtrtts general
''irtoslrh tn cne!t G'ud to choice Elppios ttetE*
liz lst,F. ard hui ~ n few -buLelsxs' A"5s et the
to.1Nr. SO that g'tss:tiYas f95 tee'1 nEe i:;ile
hishrss rricr I..iiLs, 81 y h! 81, scse4
lands turi,ls the day. " te I'll head "r:e shp2td.
:2le rtr.a.ud4g divided between .c.i buyers
his Little. The pfice. pail r,te.i fv,s ~ hse ia IL:
iHft:tr :" rn,mon: SUNG % ter tntil:1, I" ".r .ud
I~itt. uevId. several .ust !nts ut the X. lis vAs
dr. Luz ~ desirable ?uAlitira were -.tl eH:. Te
, 1869-08-13
MEDICAL t;ARpS.
1lr. -

Ii; Socsl, Cla1k4 It,, CMcas.-
Etrs1 cAt..a IT SthinA Yea
tte !. y ErMtH.:e Il lht
IL the rlas'tt Erlinhte ph!,
std Sr1nal Ibf-ru,S ~
l'htory ef Nerv,t,la =, g.
{l4e and cot4adtutial
, 1869-08-13

Warmers nypret~n Tnu' .Alt-l 1FF"lt ~
f!e lIysrrrt,e Hrak md t,fE AE't t5 lhh'. aH1tl'
ri - III, lt6tt,laI st,,stt1,t ..s, 1t All
{l.n cdiatr ,t!rt. nn,l ltAss' 'fl FE<f "a ivory
rare. Std ty Asl4Eaists
, 1869-08-13
TfEAh' '
MEul, L,
PI. T.. ]. rs.
nYSPE@ ElA {!

Wnsrrrse Pile Remedy l. ftat-t j. e''r' rsrff
cast ct 1tua A1tL Hktt.n ( II Nt,vt t4E* ~
Il fold BY prGRitts va 'ls- y ~ Si7rH :,
, 1869-08-13

Day rstst......-.-.....-.-.--..a tn. ;a,n s4"
k,sis ktas!s 81 f;::csf::.
Hxisss Hssx Fl Asis Sd Us 5t;;!'.s = s:;
!; & !: !; !: !; ~: ;;s ss$ ::ssssss
t5i$5SiIiSsS s5TfFst 5jsT ;:$'ia,>r 1a',
nzrVrfEssE iEssf. Z osa.g xse g:, 'S.a S. '.;s
E;st: 15s;s :;3 :y s5:s
FIX FIX! Es:;ss: S3;ss:;;. .ss., ssa :ssss :.ssss
rs1cs tIrOz-fo't7' Il 4. s' '''-''> -'7'' '''''
M ~ n:;.:::::::.. f;;:s;:::::.:. - -. ':.Ss1
S,;Itf S;;t tL5Els,, !55, .qia ME-
ssi.na'Ss Ell: 1sss5a;5;,' .;sm :2i:;n 'A"AH
E's.lf zs'sss'.-.iiEst iiEst ::51f,ssStt,!ass IT,
SsT;yEH M: z;s5H Sl?FNsf' 4i;tti! ~ -; +
, IT: eassESs. =: n !:.a.n
sssSs: $SSsIsss,S Ss$s:, III ;:
Gsces.t srrsa." t7se' ts~as
ou1c.eo aopK fsLANnkt 'NilE'1to
Cs1t 49, ~. amer IAc E:s'1 1~s SitsA-
11ektt UthcI> II Se f:rre s,a.r
q. -fAr IfAs fvpyes3.-.-...~.*-s- = -
tt,Httie Nt:ht E4rfeft. ....-.,.~: :. ,sIss2
f,rrT Aecsaz1eds.san .........'' "a
PITTSBURGH. RoRr x;;ND MA5Sr 'sco"'u>
.,,, ,.x,-,,nn3,.l,r...- r. at'.tr@
Day EIp-e-.....~-......-. 49,
fs3t tE1pItfs...............-. So,
Etyht Ex@Tts1.. s.s..-...s..
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON $ .AiL's:h
aIs pdota PatSeLxL.+....- ....-' -
FAT E1rrrts -'ss - ,NaW ssWSA
IIinsd1le Acern-:ctaton..s.. .s...- EU1 n I9rA
Eyr1trE ExTlce..... -...-.-. 81 m tIae
Autpfx PAfntp.tr-:. ...-.%%+%-.. ~ p nj aAN
Vivlt Ri r.4s td,t!y,-. ..,. u.Qtm H:NaT
'Snriai u1scr'ea. sMoodAy axc:psta. iSatusaAs
.1crpted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-22
The State Board Of Immigration

The State Board OF Immigration.
General ToCnMAN, European General
State Agent of immigration for the State
Of Virginia, has issued Il little pamphlet
''for the use. information, and protection
"of cmicrants seeking homes in the United
Estates, and the capitalist seeking protita-
"ble investments III lands and public works
.'of the States" 1t contains q ''sta-
;i>tical disclosure Of the agricultural
wealth. Of the three grand divisions Of the
United StateS-thc North, the South, and
the Wcst-and gives description of the
climate, soil, productions, and natural adj
vantages Of Virginia, as compared with The
other States of the Union.
General ToCHMAN has perfected his ar
rangcmentS for receiving immigrants, hay
ing, rs this pamphlet informs us, raised the
fund requisite for the purpose amongst
his personal friends III New York, and hay-
ing sent his assistant, Colonel +. ScuALLEE,
to Europe, where over 800 local agencies
have been established lin the German
States. a general agency has also been
established in Great Britain, in charge of
Colonel :. HUTTON, of the firm Of j. IL.
AsRBRlDGE & Co., merchants Of Liverpool.
In Richmond the local agency is at the office
of the York River Railroad Company, and
will be in charge of Mr.. HENRY MILLER, 4
Well known citizen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-22
Contraction.

Acknowledgement HoAR has written a let-
torto Nh. Sp ABIDING, Of New York, IN when
he comes out for 4 persistent contraction VI
the amount OF currency as means OF nri'S'
ing about specie payments. 1t Is astohi>h.
ing how favoritc fallacy maintains It's hoi''
upon the average mind. Contraction was
once almost universally supposed to be q
certain means Of producing the result winch
Mr.. HoAR desires to produce; but surely
experience has shown that the remedy Is
worse than the disease. No doubt the re-
tircment Of half the volume of greenbacS'
would enable the Government to redeem
the other half in specie; but the process OF
retirement would break half the business
men in the country. 1T Is desirable 10 rlo
the country Of al thieves, housc-DreaN-
crs. and robbers, and the officers OF Jus
tjcc could soon bring about this de-
sfrable state of things by Shoo'hS
down in his tracks every suspected man
but who would recommend such measure,
however effective it might be: so rs 10 Il
contraction of the currency. If We admit
that the measure would bring about specie
rayments-as we do not admit, the banks
not being in a condition to redeem he'T
notes-we must still pause to consider
whether in so doing it would not cause evils
ten-fold greater than an irredcemab!c cur
rcncv. The banks can get specie only 10y
huying il a: and to attempt to buy enough
Of it TO enable them 10 resume at any spccl-
fed dav would bc to run up the price OIL II
IN such an extent rs that it would ruin
every bank in the country thus to supply
itself. To contract the currency Is TO make
every man pay his note in bank 1T maturity,
and refuse to renew it for him; for as tn"
banks have but little gold and silver on
hand, they would have TO contract to 4
wonderful extent to enable them to re-
sumo specie payments. The Virginia
banks, for instance, have i'll round numbers.
only seyenty-thrce thousand dollars III Spc-
Gle in their vaults, whilst their loans and
discounts exceed three millions of dollars,
and their outstanding notes Of circulation
amount to over two millions Of dollars
They would have TO "contract' with
n vengeance 10 quality themselves Tor
rcdccminG their notes in specie. The pro-
cess would bankrupt the whole state Of
Virginia. The banks would be unable to
accommodate business men, and would be
utterly useless institutions. But let re>ump-
ton result rs q consequence o: the paper
currency and specie being At par, and no
bad effects would follow. And this is the
"nlr way in which specie payments can he
thought about. The difference between
the value Of coin and that Of paper is not
very great. 1t will continue TO diminish
gradually if the finances Of the Government
nc well managed and in the course OF Il
few years we may glide into specie pay
mcnts without knowing anything about
how we managed to accomplish it. We are
Inclined 10 say with Mr.. MAYNARD, Of Ten
ne-Scc, that eve have noe the best cur
T"ncy ever known in the nation" but not.
rs he does. TO call for its redemption in
specie. We are doing very well. Let u
" let we'll enough alone
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The Late Fair-Richmond.

The Clarksville Roanoke Valley, whose
editor was i'll Richmond during the late
Fair, speaks as follows:
'THERE IS LIFE IN THE OLD LAND YET.
Last week was glorious one for Nir-
GINA. 1t showed that we of the South have
been moderated by the people OF the North,
in things of peace az well as we were Ill
things OF war. We do not believe that any
other people on the face of the earth could
have gotten up such IN exhibition AS that
we have had in Richmond last week within
four years after the end of crushing war,
in which all the material wealth OF the
country was destroyed, the labor democrat
lied, the resources crippled, the working
men killed.
but the vitality is here. 1t may have
been smothered, but its roots kept grow
ing; and as soon as all things are i'll proper
trim Virginia will resume her place in the
very front rank Of the States.
"To Richmond belongs the distinction OF
having carried through the most successful
Fair that has been held South since the
war. Other places have done well, but shc
has done exceedingly well.
1--WE have no doubt that the appropria-
ton made by the City Councils for the
Fair will be one Of the best investments
ever made; it brought thousands Of people
TO the city, and showed them the energy
and resources Of Richmond manufacturers
and merchants, and must have convinced
them that they may safely depend on them
for their supplies. The merchants and
manufacturers displayed an energy COM
menSurate to the occasion. Their stocks
are large, made or imported for their own
sales by those who know the wants of the
people, and sold at reasonable prices
where transportation is direct aud cheap to
any portion of the State.
l." Richmond has superior claims TO any
other city in the State, TO be its metropolis,
and is destined to ill that place.
"lts manufactures and mills are ample !;
its manufacturers are liberal and energetic !:
its resources are wonderful its water-power
all that can be used; its situation is grand !;
its healthfulness equal, if not superior, to
any city in the United States; its hotels are
all that can be asked, and it is the terminus
ofrailroad Or steamboat lines TO all parts of
the State.
1t would take too much space in our
paper to go into detail as to the reasons for
which our merchants should give Richmond
the preference over all other cities, but to
every lover Of Virginia the reasons are pa
TENT The merchants there recognized the
value of printers ink during Fair week,
ana The Fair Ground was flooded with adj
refreshments, posters, circulars, &c. 1t
needs but perseyering effort in the right
direction TO keep the greater part of our
f pmh trade within our own State, and we
nope TO see thu. effort made"
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s.f,yor of contracting the volume OF the
"currency, now announce themselves IN
.'favor of speedy resumption OF specie
payments" They might be in favor oolh
of resumption and of contraction. we
hope. however, that they arc opposed 10
contraction; and, indeed, now that 'ha'
great apostle Of protection and republican,
ism. Mr.. CAREY, of Philadelphia, has come
out against contraction, we should not pc SUI
priscd to hear of many new converts 70 'ho
differentiation theory. Let Congress con-
suit us of the South. who tried contraction
as remedy for deprecated currency ana
we can tell them that at the very momeh'
when the Confederate treasury notes were
reduced in volume by onc-third under
funding act the value Of the remaining t"o-
thirds was deprecated by onc-h''h.
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n~gBACHELOR'S HA1R-DfE.-1hls
orIrpdi5 UAIR-DYE Is the best In the world-thc
only true and perfect dye: harmless, reliable IN
stantancous. No dsappolntment-no rldlculou'
tints remedies the III effects OF BAD eyes inFiRo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
orh brown. Sold bv all druggists and pcrfumcrs,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory ID Bono
800, Nv Work NH 20-codis
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RTTO LADIES !
Just received for ladica,

Just received for ladies',
MARIE ANTOISETTE SLIPPERS, oiack anu
bronze:
GLOVE KID BUTTON BOOTS
BRUSH KID BUTTON BOOTS,
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS,
BUTTON BOOTS FOXED WIFI Fiddle
GOAT, 80,
TIERS.
orppTr COAT and KID BALMORaLS,
HALNORALS FONED WITH MD.
I,I,cs viii find In my as sortinent every style OF
,.,,.,rorr JOHN c. FACE. JR..
'"''' 1903 Main street.
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A writer in the New York NoT'a' WIZ
docs rot seem to SCI high value upon
popular government, declares that 'nc
g." sovereign people would not be grea''!
"disturbed to see Mr.. McCooLE appointed
"Chief Justice of the United States, ana
.sthe last bank-robbcr made Secretary oil
"the Treasury"
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ARAB SIIAWLS.

ARAB SIIAWLS.
THE GENUINE CANADIAN CLOAEs.
CHINCHILLA and BEAVER CLOTHS
BLANKETS,
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
FRENCH MERISOS,
ALPACA POPLJSs,
ALL-WOOL DELAINES,
MOHAIR LUSTRES,
OPERA FLASNELS,
WHITE and COLORED TWILLED FLAS.
SELS,
FIGURED and PLAID FLAESELS,
WOOLLES HOODS and CAPES,
COTTON and WOOLLEN HOSE,
KID GLOVES;
In fact, II full variety Of DESIRABLE DRY
GOODS, which we intend TO sell 1t reasonable
prices thereby giving customers the full value
OF their money aud the benefit Of ell bargains W
may have.
i call IS solicited.
WILLLAa THALHIMER SONS,
corner Sixth and Broid streets, and
No. 1919 Main street, Ezcklcis old stand.
mo OF
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we intended expressing last week our
qualification mt finding that the Richmond
Dispatch desires the admission OF '''ase
JohuSton, and our sympathy with rs eh l,,;
vors to keep its silly prcjudlccs = : IN SUI
lection The Dispatch IN, been 80 snct -
full in REFRESHING its honest preluurt;tI ''i i,1
silly oncs.- Winchester ActrS.
The "silly ones" give lis good dc"l Oh
trnuhln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-22

a washington telegram In the Baltimore
sun Of Saturday says that General GAR
FIELD and several other members from
"lAe West, who have heretofore been in
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SPECIAL NOTICES
wFACTs FOR THE PEOPLE.

r,,,1 y pR1Gr;s l. the OLDEST EsTAB-
LISHED BAKER in the city.
,r,,. m pPIGGs docs the LARGEST Bust
NESS In the city.
r,a.1 II BRIGGS makes US good BREAD OF
all kinds as can he found In the ety.
r,,,,JD BRIGGS keeps the largest variety Oh
NJ an FANCY. and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
In the city.
r,,t7 y. HpIGCs,S CRACKERS, or all kinds,
cannot be surpassed North or South.
THAT l. y. BRIGGS Invites ever! oouJ ~ go, S.rI
oa,,., nj MAIN and 1876 BROAD STREET.