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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-15
From the Neto Orleans Picayune.
The New Orleans Mint.

The correspondence which we below present to
our readers carries with it it's own explanation.
The subject to which it refers is one of peculiar i'm
portance to the whole community, inasmuch it
directly affects the commercial prosperity of our
city. The closing of the Mint has already caused
much inconvenience, and if it should remain closed
much longer, permanent injury may be inflicted on
the city. The facilities for coinage at our Mint
have not been atany time during the past season
very extensive, and consequently deposites to a
large amount have accumulated, and are now
placed beyond the control of the owners till new
Treasurer shall assume the duties and responsible
ties lately abandoned by Mr. Macmurdo.
The commercial importance of New Orleans
caused the establishment of Mint for the RECON-
age of the vast amount of foreign coin which an
nually flows into Golfers. But it seems that at
the very time when the great influx of gold from
California naturally demands increased facilities,
to be left with less than we had before. In
consequence of this, large quantities of gold which
might be coined here sent TO the North or sold
at lower rate than their actual value, thus pre-
venting consignments of gold dust coming here,
causing great inconvenience TO returned Califor-
mans, and even giving them good reason to avoid
altogether. Il is the duty Of our representatives
at Washington to that the interests of their con-
stituents suffer detrment, and this is an evil
calling for immediate abatement, hope they will
promptly attend toit.
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NEw ORLrANs. April 4. ISIS


GEsTLEMEN; We beg TO commend to your atten-
ton the enclosed correspondence between the Trea-
surer of the Mint and ourselves II is not desire
ence Of your paper In the protection Of the rights
Of this city and the South, and above all, with a
view to remedy the evil in question at once.
Now that California is developing her golden re-
Sources and the trade between her citizens and
is likely TO exceed all calculation il is of para
mount importance that the Mint should be reopened
with full and effective force TO meet the urgent
demands now pouring in from this Ell Dorado.
In connexion with this subject, II may not be
amiss to draw the attention Of our representatives
in Congress (South and West) to the vexatious de-
enton of the California mails the receipt Of which
cannot be expected here until they have made a
voyage TO New York. This state Of things should
not be permitted 10 exist any longer. The injury
already done TO the trade Of the South is greater
than is generally imagined, and it only required
the closing Of the Mint TO stop il entirely.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
MAUNSEL WHITE & CO.
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tous les bons wings ct de tous les bons
democrates qui aurait pour but d'assou.
vir nos ennemis du Nord ct d'assurer au
Sud une representation au Congress qui
etablft un equilibre sans Iequcl l'Union
est impossible. 7a2y. ..- ~, DE-
Un Parti qui s'organiserait sur cette
base serait certes lc plus democratique
de tons; il aurait pour principe dc main
tenir tous les Etats pris separement
uhe independence absolne, une souverai-
nete reelle; aux Etats du Nord, pris COL
lectiyement, leur part, mais rien que leur
part de representation, dams la I.egisIa-
ture federale; aux Etats du Sud, la ga.
rantie de leurs institutions; aux Etats du
Nord, du Sud, de l'Est ct dc rOuest, la
perpetuite de lUnion. Assurement cc
part serait le plus democratique de tous.
l'Union qui court de- 81 grands dangers,
a besoin du devouement de tous ses en-
fants pour atre sauvec; que tous Sc lais
sent guider par des sentimens de justice
ct de patriotisme et'nous aurons une tf-
deration franchement republicaine. jas
tice ct patraotisnse! hors de cette exergue,
pas de salut.
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Ir pIoNNIER De uASS0MPTl0N,
PUBLIE PAR
c1pERvIELLE g. DEVILLIERS.
rouuttlo,,s ut1 Dotir,ral:

apONNEMENT IL -L'abonnement est paya-
b,e Respiration du premier trimestre:
POUR uH AN -: :::: ::::::: 10 w
poua SIX MoIs :: ::::::: w
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
,ement, devra prevenir, par ecrit, les editeurs,
-u;nze iours au moins, avant Respiration du
trimestre. :,
avis ETC., etc., les conditions sont les suivantes
Par CEN Mors, pour Ia lere insertion $l 0O
pour les insertions suivantes :::::: 5o
On execute l'imprinere du PIoSEIER, ct ce,
aug prix les plus moderes, toutes especes dou-
,raues typographiques, (Jobs,0 tells que, cARTEs'
r.cTrREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs, ETC, ETC.
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P0LITIQUE INTERIEURE.

Les bills dn Compromis ont eu pour
premieres consequences Iagitation qui
regne dams lie Mississippi ct dams la Ge-
orgie; anjourdhu cette agitation Sc re-
pand dams tous les Etats du Sud, qui ap-
prend enfn quill fait tous les sacrifices;
ellie envahit lie Nord, qui est tellement
attache aux principes abolttionistes quill
Sc revoIte contre l'application du bill des
esclaves fngitifs, bill qui nest en- realite
que la mise en- vi guenr dun article de- e'la
Constitution federale. Nous avons cite
cettc clause de la Constitution dams un
ecrit precedent; aujourd'hui qu'i! nous
suffise de mentionner la dixieme preuve
de sounsission des fommes du Nord au
Gompromis qui devait prescrver rUnion
ct qui jusqu'a present ma engendre que
le peril dune immincnte dissolution.
Les aldermen de Ia vile de Chicago
Sc sont dcrniercment reunis ct ont passe
des resolutions qui nullifent la lo du
Congress relative a l'cxtradition des es-
clases fugitiis ct font un devoir la po-
lice de ne pas la METRE a execution.
VOLTA ce qai a etc determine par une
reunion de magistrats de Illinois; le
le maire de Chirago bien proteste, en-
s'entourant de quelques habitants, con-
tire cette insurrection Immediate, mais
cette protestation triomphera-t-eIle de In
volonte inebranlabIe qui anime les phi
faniropes, ces 5oas fieres des hommes du
Sud, de cette infernale voIonte qui leur
inspire dams toutes les occasions, des
attaques 81 violentes contre nos institu-
tons, nos droits, notre propriete.
Certes avant les fameux bills, le Sud
n'stait pas l';,bri de ces violences; mais
depuis qu'on fait semblant d'ex1cuter
eelui qui rapport aux esclaves, ces vio-
fences mont fait qu'augmentef. Oh s'ar-
rsteront-elIes? Tout le monde le prevoit,
quelques-uns le disent, personne nose
fscrire. Malheur anx hommes qui mont
pas cherrhe ! le preycnir! Qui sauyera
IUnion? @ s
Mais abandonnons cette idse facheuse
en- nous 6ant 1 la Providence ct la sa-
gesse de Ia nation, qui triompheront
peutstre des mauyaises passions qui bou. J.
ieversent en- 60 moment les Etat.. Unis,
es erreg'strons le success que Went dob
ten'r dams II Pennsylvania le ticket de-
lnoeradque. II resuIte de Ia proclama-
tion du gonverneur de Get Etat que
squlnze dfmocrates ct neuf wings ont ete
nomnes pour representer la Pennsylva-
ME au Congress. C'est un beau triomphe
pour Ia democratic; nous le chanterions
u dams les jours de deuil oa nous yiyons,
un Americain vsritablement attache i
son pays, pouvait Sc livrer i des rejouis-
sances pour un success de parti. LIE seul
pa'ti anquel .on pourrait applaudir, &c
serait ! celui qui assurerait i rUniop
fordre ct Harmonic qui dams quelqucs
a''nses, en- ont fait une des premieres ma
tons du monde, &C serait d unc Eguc dc
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LES SOIXANTE.DiX
EFT
L,EEON. PIERRE ssOULE.

Tout le monde connait aujourdhui les
que les soixante-dix ont
faites l'honnorable Pierre Soule, inter-
pellations auxquelles lie senateur de la
Louisiana repondu: lie in ignen eter-
mum, langage par lequel il voulait dire a
ses interrogateurs. Isl vous aviez au-
tant dc jugement que de curiosite, vous
me feriez l'amitie d'aller fairc un tour au
Tivoli, a Gretna OIL Carroiton; allez y
en- facrc, a cheval, a pied on en- ballon
ca m'est egal; allez vous promener, mes
smis, celia vous fera lie plus grand bien,
vous avez besoin dc grand air; quaint a
moi, j'ai besoin de repos ct je vais men"
dormir en- songeant au grand nuvre que
vous avez cree en- six jours---Six jours!...
juste le temps que Dieu init Greer Ie
cieI ct Ia terre; mais Dieu sc reposa le
scptemc; vous etcs fatigues sans doute
anssi, eh bien, alez vous reposer CONNIE
fit lc bon Dien; 81 vous eprouvez une in
somnie, tenez VOLTA des diseours qui vous
endormiront bicnt6t... des discours en-
faveur du compromis! Allcz ct soyez bien
sages. mes enfants!..." a,s
Nous donnons ci-apres la communica-
ton soumise a NJ. Soule ct Ia reponse de
ce dernier. Nos lecteurs verront que Ia
t,aduction que nous avons faite de cette
reponse, quoiqu'elle ne fut pas 6crite en-
un latin que les soixantc-dix auraient pu
ne pas comprehdre, nos lecteurs verront.
disons-nous, Que la traduction est lite
rale: a "a &.#5aas
# a CoRREsPoNpANCE.
Monsieur. vive agitation regne AL
Nord ct au Sud par suite des dernieres lois
vdees par le Congress. Cette agitation a
acqu's un tel degre d'effervescence dams
quelques Etats du Sud quill y est question
ouvertement de dissoudre l'Union. Les
soussignes, qui font partie de vos t:ommet.
tants ct qui sont democrates, desirent con-
naitre votre opinion ainsi que celle de votre
colleague, M. Downs; sur Get important sujet
Permettez-nohs done de vous demander une
reponse aux questions suivantes, de maniere
que nous puissions connaitre clairement Ia
position que vous occupez. vous ne prendrez
pas ces questions en- mauvaise part, nous
'esperons, ct vous ny verrez que 1e desil
detre eclaires sur vos opinions ct fexercice
de ce que nous considerons CONNIE un droit
CO don't vous conviendlez immediatement.
Efes.vous en- favour de la dissolution dc
pIInion, maintenant ou plus tard, cause
des lois passees pendantla derniere session
du Congras7 sa m a,-a
Etes-vous en- favour de l'etablissemen
dune Confederation du Sud, maintenant OF
plus tard, cause des lois passees pendant
| Ia derniere session du Congress!
Etes-vous en- faveur du retrait de PEta
de la Louisiana de l'Union, maintenant OF
plus tard, cause des lois passees pendant
Ia derniere session du Congress?
(Suivent les signatures des Soixante-Dix)
.xaa 81 REPoNsE. s
observation-disclosures reception dune
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REPoNsE.

q .Mes,ieurs,-J'accuse reception dune
communication quevous m'avez transmit
Sc hier, ct qui, je ie vols, est Ia meme que
l'on colportee pendant six jours dams
les rnes de Ia NIle-Orleans pour obtenir
Ia signature des soixante-dix individus
qiIi y ont apposs leurs noms.
Voici ma reponse: q
Lorsque les graves questions don't
parle 81 lsgerement. IA piece qui ma etc
apportee me seront soumises dams la seule
iormc Gni'puisse s'allier ayec la respon-
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PRocEs. Une action est portee au-
iourd'hui devant la Cour Supreme de
Pennsylvania par Ellen B. ct Catherine
Oliver de Get Etat, en- demande dc vingt
mile piastres de dommages. Cette ac-
ton est intente a plusieurs Penssylva-
MEMS pour avoir fayorise la fuite de dou-
re esclaves appartenant aux demande-
resses.
Nous yerfons 81 justice scra fate.
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rINHE Term Of The Acadsnca year Of ths IL
suution oil Thursday The ia inst. uu-
der the charge oil Tic Aev. uoaAcE HEacK, Psacpt -
heretufose. iF ''t
competent Female Assistant instrueing in Dsswins
and hc Brn besides the ordinary branch
will be empio, ed To take charge Of the Female Depart
ment.
a native French Teache, Who preparing fos the Prot
ministry, has also been engaged TO Instruct 10 that
Pronunciation which rAfsiy ever, DO had ind an
English teacher.
Teachers will ormed, aud receive sPecil training for
hat object. Philosophical lectures md experimeBss wt
orr excellent spparatus, will be gives thssash hs
af and winter terms. And the whole, think eas
pup and tbs pobc sdvasssess s issssse-
uu equal 10 fhoss asy other Institution IN the eeaay
D. r. THOMPSON, -h
q H.: T. ss e ;ac f''dsasi.' cse.i''s'.
Montpelier, August I, 1855 IS L.
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FARMERS GUIDE
Scientific f. Practical Agriculture.

Prospectus.
HENRY STEPHENS, H. S. E.. Of Edinburgh, the eeis
NORTON, of Yale College, New Haven, preparing
for the Press, book under he above title.
Il will embrace every subject of Importance connected
with Agriculture in ali branches both Thssre,i
and Praecu "ScrEscE, in US far as II has ur 10 tho
time, been made available to Practice BY Expert
meni will be treated in its relation operation as IL
occus in the of the seasons" The work will be ar
ranged unao5 tSS d.e, sa % the hs
tho subjects TO be treated Of in the hrs
second seasons, including the introductory, viz:
On the best Of the existing for acquiring tho
rough knowledge oil Prarticaiitinsbandry.
On The 10 learning Pfac,ics
Husbandry, aud on the means oi overcoming Them.
On the different kinds Of Farming
On the persons required Conduct and Execute the La
|Ii Dor Of the Farm.
On the Branche. of Science applicable l. Asriesi
ture
On The Ev. attending the ne gieet Of Land and
others to learn Ptnciicai Agriculture. =. rl...
On observing the Details aud recording The Facts Of Farm
ing BY the Agricultural Student. ... I.rf .a.a.i
PraCticc...Wiuter
On the treatment of Farm Ho ses 10 Winier.
os the Treatment Of the Fsrmers Saddle and Harness
Horse in Winier
| On the Fat,eung Of Swine in Winter.
on the Treatment OF Foxis IN Winter
On the Rationale OF the Feeding Of Animals
On the 1hra.hing and Winuowiny al Grain.
N the Accommodation Of the Grain Crops in the Stealing
On the Forming Of Dungnills III Winter.
| On the Forming Of ComPosts 10 Winter.
| On Liquid Manure
On Srawced as Manure -r
On Gsulriug OF Cia,ing the Soil. f tft
Practice---SPring.
Summary the Field Operations, and the Weather in
IN The Ca,vins Of Cows.
On The Milking Of Cows
On the Rearing 1T Calves
% the Sowing Of sprins Wheat
| On Drilling W the Land
| Gu the Sowing of Beans.
On The Sowing Of Peas
On the Sowias Of rares
On Rvltu. o Land
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True as Preaching.-Our aunt Hannah is a
little crusty sometlnes, yet says graf many
true and wholesome things. Fur instance, she
remarked The other day, that in old times, when
girls stuid at hume and helped their mothers,
the beaUs followed them and would not take NJ
for answer, but since. the girls seek the beaus
they fy from them.
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Alarriaees.

in Nswbsry, July 23d, BY Rev. wn- J. Kddsr. Rev 10
serh F. King Of II Conferences, and Principal Of
the Nswbury Seminary, Mss nessa Bayley.
In Stankfead, c. T.. the I'D nh. By the Rev. u J.
Bursyo Joha Wymap, Egg Cteissa, VT snd Mss sussn
Ann Patton, Of Stsnstcad
10 Randolph July 2sth By Pey G. Butferdeld NJ Elijah
Fsnnce, Of Kenosha Wis. y Miss kiiea = Partridge, Of
Randolph. ~
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Lucifer .Maiches.-Ill assorted matches, as
soon they rub against the rough places Of life.
are ant to axe fire with an explosive whzz, just
like heir prototype the lucfer match. These
are OF the matches that Watts speaks of as made
il heaven The genuine article does not 6zz.
and snap, and blaze up, when it comes to the
rub.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08

Brighton Cattle MarI<el-Aug. L.
Reportedfor the Daily Advertiser.
At Market $50 Reef CAfte00 pains working oxen, 6t
cows aud calves, 5000 Sheep, and SO Swine.
Pzrcrs-Beef Cafds Extra 5000 rs fret quality
525 s. So; second $500 AIS; third, q. 1915.
Cows and Caives-sacs al "a, %, 30.
Sheep-Sa, 2,75, 50, 3,75.
Srire-No Sales Of Ios 10 peddle Spring pigs -
81. Al retail from l-9 % 9. N4
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Fer ~ Csre -
COUGHS, COLDS,
HoA1S118SS, DR0M081Yx1,
w3o03x10- OoU0H, O1OUYs
ASTHMA ~ CONS U11PY1o1
The annals Of me science sordns they do smps
p,oaassS ~ ~ sxYEs's csERRY rRcTosAL
have been realized BY rs use sested as they are y naay
prominent professors and phy.ician- in this end feiu
strong assurance that The use Of the Chsry Psssor. s
relieve and ultimately cuec them.
oftbe fss in tho eesnsy, upon sbose judgment
sad experience implicit confidence may be rinced.
D q rkRxs s. s.d sss. esnss
country outsider, eamposnon " e,ccl ~
the euse Of that fDsmidabs disease. cscss.pdes"
IT, c. A,erDear Sir Agreeable 10 sbs request Of
yoar .gc. viii ebs.rfu!y sssss wha, have known Of
scssd with and elrutIsss csash which Iedsesd
recovery Nunsrou. senedias had been ,ed ~ithous Eff
fscs. brfoss the CHERRY PICTORIAL. And that hss
ssss sis.sd ssh xssIaa ,or eleven years. - aross
yearly set The Cherry Pecsorsl has nov rssvst
a.: r.. si :. ns:s s .s
.s zee " r ito !. t:ss hin fT p; sss
o .ss a." "ss - 3. os,.s :. s.s.i ]. lis place.
Thess three Of The in which we have knows
suecessfui bot fill We have great pleasurs n
certifying 70 these facts; and respected IN. hs
BILE scrvsnta. ~. - REV. DAVID TuORNIyC. 4
4 HON. JOSEPH BATTLE1-
Among the dsassihea au,ho.itiss who have given sh.
nauss 10 rsesna,ssd he CHERRY PICTORIAL, % shs
best senssy IN, ksewn f the Affections Of the L.sf
are shs "sedon LApcetn canadian Journal " Medical
3eisnss Bsien Medical Surgical Joure.i = sCkss
IsAea s. G. A>4suI Rsvev," "Sev Jersey Medical He
psrtss Prot Wchstes, BsIvsfd College, Psof nsniss
r.asvvs.is Uess,.iv q Medicine. President rss.is:,
City, Parker cls.vslsnd, Bewdaa College, foG Dsssss
6sa, wales}hhy CeIssp, ohes reL srsnh ate. tesa
leg, IssIssd. RssC Rsaesbasn, LsPsie- = &
tn pusic have bet tasw he vnss and estoasAinn
Of The CAsrsy Psusss 10 eurins desss = ths
t..p. vkss DEP viii feel seeass nos tAsss 1.sgss.
PEpwed b J. C. 4vsv, Ckemia, Lotseu, Mnsa
~ whsscssls 80 Hssah y COLLINS I PfERCk.
"a & Ekslsssis y r f. Peek, Brrllssts. q ns(si
~ .sd.sn Grs:.;s 1lssaes.iec sch.,s CAesessyesd
a. W. 1sYt, kes1se nlus> = cls5k. pssnls.s1.'
en- i nsduihS Usassnals shasu1bsss3sp e>se< Z
49, = = ~------< -
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rvANADA SALT ~ srtviue -, ~ ssk sbs 1sspes
~ ean go f. Hsy ~ esssk ~ sale ugufy trt
no thee css = tcsShs il ~ essssy Ta.s essh s=
!. 'cs., r5i ~. ~ ~. 0foz1D = EAN0DOE
Assss Lax. -
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-frnrIat RS in NEw-foRK, Aug. 2, 1850.
The Domestic Wool Market has been quie but hold
decidedly fr the appearances warrant the belief
In higher prices The sales cfthe week foot up aou
H. Fleece al the priced mhs and super pulled that
could aimed We quote CO. 900 b. Medium at IS Doc
H. Sood, 40 cs and large sass OF lambs At y
cts.: and ed at IS on
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-08

The Greek Slave.
Powers Statue of the Greek Slave will be ex-
Invited in Montpelier The 18th day Of August.
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W. i. Goods and Groceries,

MnIpL II Of that nice Bro SUGAR-pure Black and
NlOltE Queen TEA, and other Fam,l. GROCER
les, just received by SCOTT 4 FIELD.
Juue 4 1870.
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STATE OF vERMoNr, Ia Probate Ccsfs holds. :;
Dissuct, The I'M day n JAY, d. fe6os :
a. w. CIRCUIT, sdniatsasos q the estate q Bss.iesi
3D. makss appIiessisa aid Court fs license 10 sell
pt Of the real esHe or said deceased, sspsesensiny thai
- all thereof n ofdsf - pay ths dsts
pupsy efsad deesassd bang issucsat for thst
psposr. Whsssspn IL ordered By saS Csst that s.1
sppcatun = head At session thissof held ths
sss e Hsas Carpenter, 10 NosshSsld 10 said District.
eh day II August 05o, ten oeIoek 10 The Sss
csiiss and he sse.s rs ths and q the time ssa
place appointed ~ H. hsasg terso b svsa 10 ell IN
svsly. - he vesnoss Wseshas. - State journal,
sswspepsr printed II Assspshss, bs aid zine sppest
1as they nay sppsss said to- - phes, snl show
hy H. Ps,ysf sths asss4 ePlissssa shssh sse
b srsstsd- - = =
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Ep ALL ROAD LINE TO THE NORTH.
I M mFA Z y TO BALTIMORE s., TO WASH
mond daily at A. M reach Washington at 4I P
M Baltimore at P. M, Philadelphia in the course
of the night, and New FORK by IL M. the next day
being always day and sometimes two days In ad-
vance OF passengers by the James river and bay boats
Tare between richmond and Baltimore, 81
DO do Baltimore and Philadelphia,
Do do Philadelphia and New York, (by
early morning line) 3
THOS. SHARP, Agent of Transportation.
~ b. For the information of the public, it is deem
ed proper to state, that there three daily lines
from Washington to Philadelphia-the first leaving
Washington at 6 A. NJ reaches Philadelphia by P.
M|the second at 40 minutes past 10 A. NJ reaches
Philadelphia at 9P Mand the last (being the rail-
road line above descnbed) which leaves Washington at
r. w., and Baltimore at P NJ, arrives at Philadel-
pha in the course of the night The traveller by the
rallfoaa Inc has under these arrangements, the adj
vantage OF being in Philadelphia in nineteen hours from
the time OF his leaving Rchmond or, if he desires it.
night OF his arrival, and be in Philadelphia the next
day to dinner, or may transact business in Washing
dephia at an early hour in the evening
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-16
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August I'D, 1849. All o

ssasn-,rrT7Tr,s, GREAT REDUCTION.-Fare
Il szssssszsszzrom Richmond to Lynchburg by Canal
racket ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
and Stages. Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland C. H. by
:, Packets and Stages: .................. 2 IS
Fare from Richmond toFamville by Packets and
Stages. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4 25
Below, see card of intermediate distances for fare and
hours of nassino ~ ~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-16
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