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Gentle rs maiden. coniidingand guiieiess Us
-. child and brave az lion. He has rcao''
mss ~ a writer and The gift Of genius II
shall 90 hard il The Landmark does NOT sue
coed with such hc'msman.
The T1,Cinion.a popular journal, IN ''''"s
HorE gains our young and sp'rltea 'l'e"u
HAM. CuAMnrKLArNE. late of the Petersburg
Mdcr, He has proved his calisre, ana ma!
no welcomed nv the friends Of the F'rg'n'dn
lie is an accomplished scholar, torclble
writer. and an industrious editor. We may
congratulate Norfolk upon the new arrange
men, of her active daily press.
TO US. while writing Of chat press, there
come back very pleasant memories OF oticr
days that come, however, not without sad-
ness. The old Herald, whose good humoi
and satisfied air Of peace with every pou!'
and good will for all, were remarkable, we
sec In our minds eye. Old Commodore
BRor CLIFTON, the best Of good men, was our
admiration. We read him fifty years since
and we knew him personally and aflcctloh-
atcIy forty years since.
Then there was the Beacon ana tne
Su,,rDsys. who were succeeded by that ripe
scholar and most courtly gentleman HrGu
BLAIR GRrGsBY; aud he again by WILLIAM
+. CrSSiSGHAM. the handsomcst editor III
| the State. who long represented Norfolk III
the Legislature. He was good writer, an
ACCOMPLISHED lawyer, and an enlightened
and liberal legislator. He died of yellow
| fever during its prevalence as plague IN
Norfolk in 80. Save Mr. GRIGsBY, who,
ycncrstcd and venerable, still survives,
they are all gone: the names OF the
papers even along with those who
gave them fame. If these were all oil
things contemporary with them that have
PASSED away in Norfolk it would be well for
our city by the SEA but with these, so well
remembered, have gone, never to return
some OF the best features Of the dear ola
city, to whom Lay kind Providence yet
| send the choicest blessings.
Eut, kind friends and contemporaries
these thing, 50 dear 70 ~ old man aside
YOU have sill, we are sure, elements OF hap
pines and prosperity that uly richly re-
ward 3Ld rljoicc YOU; ard we doubt not
there rcnminSa vast deal that would 70 FIR
10 console rs for the departed JOYS we !anent.
And now 4 g"la voyage 10 You. young
.eutrn"n Of tie Eortolk press.
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The Norfolk Papers.

The two only newspapers Of the city of
Norfolk, the Journal and the Nrginsan,
bave changed their head-pieces, and the
Journal has changed its name. Our gallant
friend BARRON HoPE, who has SO long steered
the Nrg;ntan (he's an old sailor, goes over
to the Journal, which undergoes bottom
seraping, experimenting, and new fasten-
ing, and, with the new editor and new
name. we cannot say "goes to sea-" for the
new name is " The Landnsark"; but we
say goes to sea no more, but, keeping in
sight of land, will yet warn all of danger
and guide the bewildered to safe harbor.
HopE, dear HoPE, Is u jewel of fellow
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titled The Pleasant Love Storics,' intended
more particularly for young people than Tor
others. The stories have very moral tonc'
For sale by J. T. ELLysoS.
Miss Dorotiy's Charge. A Novel. by FRANK
LEE BENEDICT, author Of My Daughter
EIinor," Miss Van Kortland," &C. New
York: HARPER Il BROTHERS.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsos. . ---~-
We have from Mr.. ELLYsoN Harper's Nd
oozins for October. 1t contains third artl-
Gle of General SHERMAN in Europe and the
East" This paper gives pictures OF Eastern
towns. If the General would give the pic
fires of some of our southern towns rs he
left them at the end of the late war they
would sell.
We have also from ELLYsoS Appletons'
Journal for September.
Romance of Old Court Life in France. by
FRANCIS ELLIOT, author OF The mary OF
an Idle Woman" Pictures OF Old
Rome" &c. New York: D. AppLEToS a
co.
For sale by J. L. ELLYsoN.
Nina s AtOHeWeht. n INofei. ny Sn''o
REID. author Of Morton House, va
lerie Aylmer," etc. New York: u. AP'
PLErOS 20.
This novel is from the pen of rising &c
MUS amongst the authors of fiction. sue
writes under an assumed name, which Is be
coming quite popular. She is young lady
of personal worth, native of the South, o.
most respectable relationship, and highly
gifted.
For sale by J. 7. ELLYsoN.
! The Yacht Cub; or. The Young Boat
Builder, Bv OLIVER OPTIC, author oil
"Young America Abroad &c. Boston
LEE & SHEPHERD.
Another story for young people.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
Politics and Mysteries Of Life Insurance
Bv ElJZrR WRIGHT. Boston: LEE SHEP'
HERD.
Mr.. WRIGHT is a man of great experience
in the matters of which lie writes.
For sale by J. II. ELLYsoS.
Tie "Sulnry Grob." BY WI. RoBINsoS
of Warrington. Boston LEE 4 SHEPHERD
This little pamphlet was written with
especial reference 70 Il. BUTLER during The
recent canvass in Massachusetts, not neglect
inr, however, Senator CARPENTER and other
acrompli:eS. 1t is brief history OF tho
grab and a sharp handling Of the grabbers
Forsale by J. L. ELLYsoN.
Pron9,u1ciag Hand BoOI: of Words often
MSp,gn0Dnccd, and Of Words as to 'rit1ch
a choice Of Pronunciation IS Atlo'red. By
RICHARD SoULE and LOOMS }. CAMPBELL
Boston: LEE Il SHEPHERD.
\ very useful little book, and we believe
correct: certuinlyas far rs We have been able
TO review it.
For sale by J. 7. ELLYsoN.
MIMI and B0dy: The Theories Of their Rcld,
ton. BY ALEXANDER Balm, LII. d., Pro-
tesssor of Logic in the University OF ADer'
deem. New York: d. APPLETON ~ Co.
This is one of the international sclcntl-
fic series" now in course of publication by
APPLETON d Co. A contemporary who is
an excellent judge in the premises pro-
nominees it the best of the series thus far
printed.
For sale by j. L. ELLYsoN.
The Virginia and North Carolina almanac
for 1874.
We are indebted to the publishers, Messrs.
CLEMMITT & JONES, for copy of this alma
nae.
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ITsuRy LAws.-We can all see for ourselves
how admirably the usury laws work, and
how eflectually they keep down the rates of
interest. In New York city, where the uSury
laws arc still nomiually in force-the country
members of the State Legislature treating
that city as the Virginia Legislatures coun-
try members treat Richmond-the rutc of
interest on large sums of money is often more
than double the legal rate. But Quacks will
still prescribe their worthless remedies for
all that go - r...-.
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New York Items.

New YORK, October 2.-John c. Heenan
is fatally sick with hemorrhage Of the lungs.
Three hundred and eighty-six delegates
to the Evangelical Convention, which assem-
bles tomorrow. have arrived.
George Grinnell, Bird 4 Co. are cited to
show cause why they should not be declared
involuntary bankrupts. a hearing will be
had on the 18th instant,
At a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
to-day committee was appointed to organ
iZe q tribunal of commerce. a proposition
to unite with the Boards of Trade was re-
fcrred to committee.
In the bankruptcy case Of the Midland
railroad to-day the counsel for the company
dcuied that it was bankrupt, and were al
lowed jurv-trial.
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,..,;,r Dc t;uus Mt Fortress saonroe.

Testing Zig GUNS at Fortress monroe,
FORTRESS MONROE, October "a board
of officers, consisting Of General gilmore,
General John Love, Colonel Lorain, Colonel
s. Baylor, TreadwelI, and Bennett OF Inc
ordnance corps. have assembled to test the
Calling gun in comparison with the eight
inch howitzer loaded with canister. The
howitzcr is loaded and fired given number
of times, and the effect on the targelt. noted
also. the time consumed in loading and
firing. The Calling gun is then given the
same time, and its effect noted and compared
Mr.. Calling is here experimenting the hrine
of his gun in person. The result Is not ye'
known.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON. October 2.--sir Edward Lana
seer, the celebrated painter, is dead.
Robert Bigsby, the English writer, l.
dead
Adyices from Africa announce the cap
ture of white man by natives While pro-
ceeding westward on the Congo river
From the description Of the man, Charles
Livingstone believes it is his son.
Spain.
MADRID, October 2.-Deserters from Car.
tagena report decentralization and insubordl-
nation. 4 majority of the insurgents desire
TO surrender, but they are oyerawed by the
liberated convicts and more desperate vol
untecrs.
DISPATCHES from all sections of the coun'
try represent that a much better feeling pre-
walls. The establishment OF discipline IN
the army has served to restore confidence in
the ability of the Government to suppress
all Instructions.
Germany.
BERLIN, October 2.-Trade speculatlons
are almost suspended. a panic Oh the
Bourse is apprchended.
The King of SaXony is dangerously sick.
France.
PARIS, October 2.-Specic in the Bank OF
France has increased 100000 francs.
Theirs having been notified of the lm.
nendinp political movements in France, ana
that his presence is much needed here,
started Immediately for Paris.
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The HoIston Agricultural and lecha
nical Society Fair.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
ABINGDON, Va, October 2.-The Holslon
Agricultural and Mechanical Society fair has
been in progress here for the past two days.
and will continue tomorrow. The fair Is
decided success. Nearly 1000 persons were
in attendance yesterday, and fully 5000 to-
day.
The exhibition of cattle was very tine,
the herds of Palmer, the Byars, the Whites,
the Prestons, aud others, being second 10
none in the State.
The show of horses was highly creditable,
and the trials OF speed We're equal to those
of the State Fair of last year. General Joseph
Johnston's charger, thoroughbred mare,
seventeen years old, was on the grounds,
and was among the much observed.
None of the manufactures of Richmond or
Lynchburg were on exhibition. The cities
should send their manufactures if they eX-
Dect the country TO send their stock.
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DEATHS.

Died on the 2d OF October. at O'CLOCK, M
JAMES P.RYAaL. aged flfty-SiI years.
Dear father, il thy airy sleep
See not our tears nor hear our signs,
Then We will weep in anguish deep
Till the lust heart drop fills our eyes.
Though we're no. formed for living here.
30 linked thy soul was with the sky.
Yet ah We held thcc all so dear,
We thought thou were not formed 10 ue.
His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
M :, O'Clock from his residence, corner OF Seventh
and Arch streets. 4
Baltimore aud Sew York papers please copy.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
University OF virginia-gniircad Ac-
osdavf

Especial telegram TO the Dispalchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, October 1.-Two num-
bred and thirty students have matriculateu
at the University. The financial crisis has
had q depressing effect, but a greater feeling
of confidence prevails, and it is believed that
the University will not materially suffer
when the arrangement for giving credit be-
comes generally known. About fifty are
here who have not matriculated, and still
they come.
4 colored man named james johnson had
his leg crushed yesterday on the valley rail-
road near Harrisonburg by fall OF earth
He was brought here to-day.
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Baseball Championship.

PHILADELPHIA. October 2.-The ninth
game of the championship series between
The Bostons and the Philadelphia club, each
club having won four games, came OF to,
day at the Athletic grounds, and attracted
about 5000 people.
AT the conclusion Of the game the score
stood as follows Philadelphia, 4, l, 0, D, l,
0, 0, total, 7. Bostons, 4, l, 3, 4, 4, l,
0, total, II.
Much money was lost by the friends OF the
White stockings, who anticipated victory.
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A Circusiiian Killed.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatct.I
CLOVER, Va, October 2.-Just rs the mail
train was moving off from here this evening"
man named Thompson, connected with
the New York Circus, fell between the cars
in an attempt to get on the train, which ran
over him. cutting off both legs little below
the knees, from which lie died in thirty
minutes.
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scRip.-Chicago has authorized the issue
Of $500 900 in treasury scrip" with which
to pay the current expenses OF the city during
the stringcncy in the money market. The
come relief measure has on occasion been
,ao,.od hv some of the cities south of us.
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WASHINGTON, October 2.-For FRIDAY, ID
the South Atlantic States continued norln,
eastcry winds, increasing cloudlnesS, ana
rain.
For the Middle Atlantic States, eaSterly
winds, cloudy and threatening weather.
From New England TO the lower lakes
nothwestcrly winds, c)o!cr and clear Wca'
Their.
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INC GalIons for the Modoes.

FoRr KLAMATH, October a.-The erection
of the gallows for the execution OF the MO-
| docs has been commenced. They Wi'i inans,
, from Que beam, III pubic, triuay lto-inoi-
row) morning at 10 O'Clock sharp.
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rARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
Our stock of goods has just been replenished by
the addition of $4,000 worth of
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for the fall and winter trade, bought for cash, OF
the latest novelties in imported and domestic fab
rics We are now displaying most attractive as'
sortment of
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
Also, new and beautiful fabric; Ia
DRESS GOODS
In all new and desirable shades.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
very rich and cheap.
In black goods our stock is very complete, con-
sisnng IN part Of
BOMBAZINES, CASHMERES,
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS,
TAMISE, GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
selected With great care as to good and permanent
black. Also, choice lot Of
CARPETS, RUGS. DRUGGETS, &C, &C.
All Of which we offer ut the very lowest market
prices. CAEDOZO, FOURQUREAS & co.
Sc 29-tDel6
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RICHMOND, VA, September rs. 1878.

RICHMOND, VA, September Is, 1878.
THO THOMAS X. SHEPPARD, late Con.
l. stable of Brookland township, nenrico conn-
ty, Va, and HILL KING, executor OF Carver
King, deceased:
Take notice that ON the trst day Of The next NO.
vember term or the County Court OF Henrieo eoah.
ty, Va, shall move against Thomas Is. sneppalus
Carver King, deceased, who in hts lifetime was
surety on the official bond OF Thomas e: shcppxsd,
Copsfabie as aforesaid for the sum OF S4l thirty
four dollars With Interest from the Gay OF sop.
TENDER, 1895 that beiag the amount aue on o1a 40
placed IN the hands of the said cons'anse anu os
which no account has been rtntftIea ~ 1
1nAAh H.. SACSDHl.s,
se 2s-Faw by Wnt q Evans, Attorney.
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MaShiuEtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, October 2.-President Grant
has returned.
The Treasury payments for september are
as follows: Civil and miscellaneous, nearly
Sj,G0O,000; war, over - ,ooO,ooos navy,
s4,5OO,0OO; interior, over S3,0o0,ooo Iotal,
S17,500,000.
The New York Club won the great boat.
race easily.
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vel10R-E8Vor.

MEMPHIS, October 2.-There were twenty
yelIow.fever interments yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, October "A meeting OF He
brews subscribed 81, 200 for Memphis and
Shreveport.
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NEW YORK.

New York, October &c. B. Grinnell &
Co., brokers and bankers, have suspended.
The Danforth Locomotive Works are
working half time. They have plenty mo-
ney in bank but can't get checks cashed.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, at the residence of the brides brother,
in this city. on Monday evening, Scptemoer 29ti'
hy The Rev. Geo-ge ranerslice, MIR. Z. I. CilAf-
Man. of Petersburg, Va, and Miss LAURA l..
Baltimore and Petersburg papers please copy. !"
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international Exposition at Buffalo

BUFFALO, October 2.-Hon. Willard Fill
more opened the international Exposition
this morning. D. Redmond, of New Or
leans, followed. The attendance is very
large.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTION.-Attend COM
IT uny drill at Old Market Hall THIS Fri p
davI NiGHr at O'Clock. In undress uniform W
BV order Captain BOSsIEUX il
oc Ali S. j. SMITH, Orderly Sergeant
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NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the post-ofdce.
The undersigned have formed co-partnership
under the style and irm OF $3.50
s..l HUDGINS, GORDON & co.
They will omen about the 18th instant an entirely
new stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
selected by an experienced buyer under tie most
favorable circumstances.
Having had long experience In the business IN
this CITY, and an Intimate knowledge OF the wants Oh
natronaea OF their friends aud the public.
P"EF % 1,IfHGJES WM. Il. GORDON,
JOS. j. ANDERSON, SAM,L 81. fhlcfn
ssTe Sc 2-sm
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, & -
win otirud = stated meeting ut st. Aban' w
Hall THIS Friday EVENING at & O'Clock. Is!
order Of the W. NJ. s..-
oc 3-lt* X. E. IL LEX, SccIclaLs -
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CONSUMERS
will serve their Interest by giving them an eSami
nation before making their purchases.
oc 3-dt DcC4 &wlm
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LOUISVILLE, October 2.-The Planters
Bank, the Peoples Bank, and the Louisville
City National Bank withdrew from the
clearinghouse on the ground that there was
no necessity for the combination, and the
clearinghouse has been abolished by mutual
consent SO.
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MILLINERY GOODS

MILLINERY saMe
MILLINERY, MILLINERY GRSNSo
JUST FROM NEW YORK.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AND DREss-WEAR GENERALLY

NV stock generally Is now large, embracing near
ly everything needed for the present ana coming
season, and you are respectfully Invited to an In
ypeetion before buying.
VIM. IRA SMITH, ACT,
1lO9 Main street.
1nNc FLAG au29
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS.
FALL STYLES
of the excellent fabrics Of these mills are for sac
j. c. CoURTSEY & son.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
THOMAS K. PRICE L CO.,
GEORGE Z. SMITH.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH. 1TETS
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEA NJ ess<sHsEzs
SHIP LlNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF ms
line will leave Philadelphia every TUESna anG
SATURDAY. and Richmond every TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY at II O'Clock NJ.
Freight taken for all parts of New Jersey. Penn
syvania, for Boston, Providence. and New Orleans:
Also for Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red star ana
American steamship lines and bills Of lading signed
through. -.
statroom, 81. W. I. IO!tIEE, Agent,
No 2i25 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
No. - South Wharves,
nv as No IL North Wharves, PHILADELPHIA.
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HEcGUIRE'S SCHOOL, + K A \ Il | y
M AND ADAMS STREETS.
NINTH SESSION opens sErIEM VI Ji,, ;SI.i
PRINCIPAL Mathematics and English.
W. l.. WHITAKER universities oil virginia ana an,
Barlin). Ancient Languages, &c. Rtcohinehocu
nv the University rs Il man OF fine caIacltE ana
especial skill in the subjects committed 10 MS
charge. ,..-;,..t
c. X. WulpPLE Washington and Lee lniTtrsityl'
Modern Languages, &c. Rrcolnncndell "r n,-
usual acquaintance with the English, frehch'
and German languages. ,,,,
4 FOURTH TEACHER engaged. 70 " cH'Pso!'d =,
needed The Scholarship and ample experience Oh
the present corps OF teachers give the principal INC
highest confidence for the work OF the coming ses-
sion. . , ,,
The school-house will be made 10 meet any uc-
mands i'm size light warmth. and ventilation
Charges From So 10 so: Langu ages tcACelL
Engish), $l5 each. Circulars In bookstores -
- Ia-3M
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~ W. CONES ENGLISH AND CLAS-
AZ. SECAL school. on CHURCH HILL, IN
REAR OF MORRISON & FARRAK'> DkUG
STOKE-This SCHOOL viii hereafter he con-
Quoted hy Mr.. ROBERT 4. FOLKES. who respect
fully refers patrons Of the vicinity - circulars
tanning testimonials, references, &c. AT Randolph
Il English, bookstore, and At the several store, on
Church Hill. 80 2t-2T
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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
TENNESSEE.
KENTUCKY.

Ten ESSEE.
MEMPHIS, October 2.-The First National
Bank has resumed.
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,A>liIS TIE TREASURY /:

Dash II TIE UNEASY II
tirTtnCS...... ..."...'''.''''
special icp"sit hcld Tor rcdci!il'-
lion OF certificates oi Gci'oslt
" provided 10y ia".........'..
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TOR NEW YORk.-OLD DO 4IfE$S
4 MINION STEAMSHIP COMP ANY. lsssssssss=sz.s
The slde-wheel steamships OLD DOMlS MON,
WYANOkE, ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA, NJ
aGARA, ALBEMARLE, and HATTERAS leave
New York for S0rfsk City Point, and Rlcnmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, state-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations and attention are UNI
surpassed. .,
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern aud European ports.
Freight received until L. Nj. daily.
For further Information, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
office Company's wharf, Rockets.
Captain GEORGE w. ALLEN.
IpIJS f. MAYER, aD1
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Decrease ofdcbt from March i,
1860, 10 March /, lS73......

Decrease oi debt since March !,
1873. .......... ...............
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Decrease Of debt during The past
month. .................
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pcbt less cash in Treasury De-
tO,Gr /, le13..-.............
Deb. less cash in Treasury
September /, lS73..........
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S1.oO1.467 l6
S1S.5SG.S02 SO
AZ

.r, v,.,.,,cr, oy bonds issued TO Pacific railroad
co,nnanss Hhows totals as follows: Principal out
standing a04 G23sl2i Interest aSc r ana a; no,
States S50 sI7. 9S6.26; interest repaid by trans
por.ut.on of malls, Balance of IN
icrr,t paid by the United States, sl6,02o,S74.SS.
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