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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-14
LEWIS d HOWARD,

AND OWNERS or
THE MAMMOTH WHARF BOAT HE RCU ES.
TTAvIy removed their Office the City Hotel 70 jour
OFFICE BUMDISas. where they would De pleased 10
heir fl ends from the city and country
I'D x-ef
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-14

OF A few weeks since an Irishman, in
state Of intoxcation, fell from family boat
at this landing. and drowned. He was taken
out in few minutes, but all evidences Of
life were extinct. He adds one more to the
large list of strangers who here have found
their graves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-14

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-14
RATES HOTEL.

HAVING purchased the interest Of Mr.. Cochran in tbs
III Railroad Hotel repaired and refurnished the
mouse and prepared to receive travellers or regular
osraer This House situated at the OF Fourth AID
Locust Streets only squares Steamboat Landing
three squares from the Railroad Depot and from
the Canal Depot Rates board moderate hope by strict
attention 70 the comfort and by moderate charges
srgS-tt b. b. BATES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
pxoRRiTANT FOREIGN POSTAGE

,,,.nt IN has been called The enormous postage
,r.o nosea rpon the officers Of our Navy and upon GU
c,,,zens travelling In Europe by foreign nations virginia
s,oson In the Navy writes from Constan'IooPo mat '
., Ian, letters which he received from Pgnla-an mel
h IF them over half On ouncecost him 81 oo IN postage
,one and that eight letters cost him s5 10 ooh cases h
II noatsge was prepaid He cites The following laNaf
rates Of postage: Inn ,,o,bo
single letter. Weighing not more man Ivy grams p0''
carries weight, Ia charged IS cents.
double letter. weighing from lug 10 .0 sra'"O' e"a'
ged 81 ccnts.
triple letter weighing 2ls to 436 graine IL charged
81 cents.
I, appesrs therefore, that for letter weighing less 'ha
h.f an ounce (over 2O grains charge these foreigners
only cents and carry the letter lOO0 or looo miles, whist
for letter of the weight they charge us 81 cents and
carry the letter only few hundred miles In other words
thew charge Us iu.nyree times us much postage ss VIZ
charge them, and for no, half the distances
DO not these startling facts call upon our government
,uhnoton TO look earnestly and seriously in 10 the matter
~ ,nStruc our agents abroad TO urge upon foreign go
eyomsnts thai such gross injustice be rcmeded we Eno"
h the pessnre and interest OF the absolust power
of thu Old World that the exchange OF thought and espc
ci,v the glowing sketches OF the wondeut progress an'
influence of our liberal institutions should oe coeeu ant
fsttered by government agency and mat as niue lacy
possble should be given, through Inc NAILS of Tie
nation of the results of Repubicanis as ias 70 he o
asoo,c powerbu cannot help INDUCING the oeei Una
n the oross inequality and injustice above demonstrated "
presented and pressed by our ministers ana
r.sIphted prejudice aud ignorance must ye'a h'''
na .omewhs, more liberal intercourse and exchange Of
oopnd and noble thoughts be the sa!Itary result. we III
vota those in authority Washington to move zcaous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
SMALL. NOTES.

We do not design again argue this much mooted queS
ton bu, simply TO state fact which was stated to US yes
terday by one the largest and most Intelligent merehah
of Richmond He says that, for three dollars. Adams q
Co.'S EXPRESS will bring thousand dolars worth Of
silver coin from the Mint Philadelphia Gold can be OBJ
;.ined from our Banks and with this gold any amount
silver can be procured the small per centage we
stasd This completely shows up The aosurdiy OF the
doctrine daily preached that is necessary 10 have mlsera
bic shin pastes supply The small change desired In the
community This popular delusion is fostered by such pa
uers 40 tho Whg by this difficulties are thrown
into tho way of any efficient legislation for the suppression
f the greatest nuisance with which community was ever
These advocates Of small notes scen TO prefer chm
n,aers 10 sound curencyndeed one OF them Vhe oauh
ION says that he would rather have small hole
imam silver as the latter is nconrenient Shall suc gene
mon be n their fantastic tastes at inc COST OF inc
snpeen of our whole currency and OF severe oo
the fair fame of our good old Commemorative We nave
ohowp that silver change may be had at vary small COST
and that law similar 10 that before our Legislature "ls
succeeded in e1tirp.,ing from Maryland The nuisance
ANAL notes. Why then, should there be any ditcuy' at
10 the proper relief for the community aud why shou'u no
eyery Journal and every friend OF sound currency cease
hsr sueers and complaints and unite cordially upon On ell
6esn, plan for the removal of wreched evil us an r.
rosponsibIe shin plaster crcuatin12
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po.pn OF PUBLIC WORKS.

The Mail replies 70 an article III Inc wing ""'"
cha If the oyipgtou and Ohio Rail Road bill on the
,,onnd among other reasons that the Board OF Pubic
IvL o,o mn, m be trusted with the disbursement OF 80
large sum of money The Mai expresses lis olssen. nom
Win, the Wing says as the present Board Oh ruolc
Works, fn the following emphatic language;
.We know of no the part of that BODY when can
eause us 10 refuse all confidence in them on !Ae VI
@ we have seen nothing which should deprive them OF inc
inc, confidence of he people of the State The purchase OF
IT, oJ Mt uyandote may been act OF imprudence
ndsY the before il was explained we
were the first bring public notice and call io pope
,onrohaon-but it has since been dvested Ut any ocla
noction with the acts Of the member who was engaged
In IT, and whilst, said it may have been regarded as
indiscree just ground for charactersng II more
a,.hjv We hope TO see the bill pass, and look 10 The
Rnsrd of public Works jus, and proper execution oil
,vha,e,er NAV be The Legislative behcsts"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24

men of Clarke county, asking The passage ol ID" f
ring the officers be trained by Briaades. .r.,no,
BY Mr. McGurris-A petition oil cltlzens .. ~
in rho county of Allegheny, 10 incorporate sad to"h
The SPEAKER presented the following comh'u"e'
~ Executive DEPARTMENT. Jan Il, 1921.
Sr- herewith submit, the considefat lion oil le usne
raj Assembly communication this day received ron e
secretary of War OF the United States requesting at .e
Government OF The United States may De
chase within this State The necessary land tor an
and quarcs essential to the construction OF Inc
Ion aouetuc, and that the jurisdiction of the Common.
"e1''' v.,y ,sso.ctfuIy, &c. JOS. JOHNSON
70 the SPEAKER OF The House OF Delegates IT,.
On motion Of Mr.. ELLyse*, III. above coolmHhcn''i
aUi accompany papers were rtlcHed ~ TIC So"'' -
PROPOSITIONS and Grievances.
TEMPERANCE PETITIONS :,
Mr. AZ ART2 mo we'd suspend the rules Tor Tic PuPse "
the BY which the House determined 10 re-
fer the nn,erUs petitions the subject 81 temperance "
the Committee for Courts OF Justice. go
Nj. WALLACE, (who is Chairman OF the COMMITTEE 'v
Courts of Jus!ce) said he favor OF sciecl
Tee 10 consider The subject but the House haH w.
mined 70 refer the whole subject 10 tho consluerao "
Committee Courts OF Justice, ho and o'her nI i d
that Committee had determined 10 discharge tneil uy
consider the matter in all ills aspects fully, Deliberately
dspa ssionately and for this purpose Tho COMMITTED a-
apart Thursday next to take up the suoecl VI ''' ~
memorials 10 them referred so,oc,
Nj De,,RsErrE although originally in favor OF sc.u,
committee willing that The committee NJ, ~ hs
Of Justice should have charge OF tho subject hv
liry,i the object of the memurla5s was not nueI
many members of the House. They were rot pe''lpn"s
for he passage OF Maine Liquor Law bu Tor law me
ing 10 The people OF The counties OF the
privilege Of saying by their votes whether or MOI hee
be somercsrcion the liquor license system hui like
Mr. MART said he friend OF temperance ous
tho n iIn,n from Norfolk city (Mr MALLORY ne was op
posed to the blaine Liquor Law for Virginia and ptisto TO
himself to go with HAT gentleman ID ngnihs anv
the very waters edge Whenever sucn ia n me
kindred proposition should be asked Tor at the hanus o. VIC
Legislature while he member, no snouu ora" t
sword ana throw away scabbard in resisting IL. 9
was however as had before remarked decided !ehu ~
Temperance upon correct principles and he MAO now %
rho nrnno.i,inn for select committee in order that inc
peculiar friends Of the may have the most larn
opportunity 10 present their scheme or wishes 10 e
Originally nc was in favor Of on the regular
M akIgg e{9ff 81 lbs ois ccommltiee
OF members iavoug the objects prayed for would DC
advisable.
cssrs ELLYsoS and Patrick spoke in favor OF special
committee latter stating that ne was like some oliefs
originally opposed 10 such i committee.
The vote Then taken the motion OF Mr MAhrH'
and The House refused suspend the rules for The purpose
indicaied-ayes 81, Gu.
On motion Of Mr. SMITH Of Kanawha, the House ao'
I0u,ncd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
Wholesale pRyCws C1TD.r

rou,rco EIcHMoSp, JANUARY "a Isl!
y cnn.IdeIabIs M ne market continues firm and
as r",s'e'a0'' "u >nce on the prices of ll.,
WHEaT,-sl so n. VI. MARTA
III nm il;oi.os, r. red and | So for whis
s,rsioh, hronds S.I..sG advanced their rate.
1Icd have been mad:
CORN-75 IN so cents ner 4. J. ?!
CORN MEAL-e5 a 90 cts.She, i
OATS-42S Is cts. per bus. u"S''.!
acknowledgements cured hog r;
cured and Smi;hiieId hog round, o. %, - -
crn Sides 7, Shoulders GS; new ces.:'
ers Cd SA; Hams II l2H u':
BuTrER-GGsilen, Is a ~ cts, Moar, -.
some poorer sorts. not suitable Tor tah" use :
as II n Is cts.
COFFEE-Wc quote Rio II n 3 cents; {,
Is; Java 1871 10 II; Mocha Is a IS. rts.
FiSd-MacEerel, 40. g. SMALL az tn d
ton inspection; Halifax Herrings No. !, ST 81
gross $3s A..
CANDLES-Tallow II a Is. els; lluIit
SONS patent l6; Adamanlinc IS a So; M,;ctt
81; Sperm 50 3G cts.
l.ARD--New in barrels l0H cts; kec. II y
LIVE STOCK Shocks ReporU-B-: /
weight, 50 GOA s. Is. gross; Sheep, :: iJa 5.
So 80 a Sc, nett.
SUGARS-WG quote Porto Rico * \
New Orleans 81 n GH. Refined Loaf %
- ~; Powdered g.! n %; Coiise .Iis
SALT Live pool fine per sack : ~ 81
store; Ground Alum 81 G2E.
SHOTS cts per ID. I
LlME-From wharf 81 IS, from store
ern. Virginia 81 81 10.
GUANO-Su!es at S5GT s
PLAsIEk-Salcs Lump So. at "hil
Ground 81. \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
For :!



Can medicines be given efficiently w:hou; "a
patient 10 take them internally I This cOnce!y.
tant inquiry. If 1t be answered a.frmatyeIy u
siraicd 20 be fact, then ! consider the system
cal practice, based on that fact most decide
ment AMI greatly sup.r!o. 10 all other systems
embrace the particular virtues OF nearly ey:1
known in The hesling art. For my own part I
fled, that tho active properties oi medicine can
ted 10 the nnCrnost parts ur !ccesses OF the hu?l
wihou, being swallowed; aud | think call OF u
Baltimore, now in our city, will saIisfy any 4
that such is The fact My own observation ed
decide in favor OF DR.. Massys system OF pTac':E
surprises me that the Doctor does not make hng't
some Of the accumulated testimonials Of his sgs
slciaus cannot, and ] am sure, will not do Oh !
regard Dr.. Massy as contributing toward the g;: i
mrnt OF medical science. AS an eminent PMS
are more highly endorsed, and his apparatus -
nances show, that he has zeainusiy studied III s
may be permitted TO state that Dr. Ma6sy apps.rs
al voCatc OF any exclusive system; nor Indeed 4
new system by denouncing The old. His effort: 4
ed 10 maintain all the fundamental truths, CT TX
most VI the so-called improvement MS derive 81 4
from tho established p!ccep;s Of The old
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
MIR STEAmSHIp ROANOKE,

In ch.,oe of her new commander, Captain Thomas SKIN
ner madc her at wharf yesterday morning
shs has been off the route for past few weeks undergo
ing regular aud thorough overhaulng and Is very muer
improved by it, indeed looks fresh and tim as she o
the day she hrst appeared in waters-and 10 charge
her new commander che prove US popular Us she was
in her palmiest days w..
Skinner is generally and avorab!y known in lower VIZ
t a. an uble and skul mau in hls profession lie pos
too the kind and social qualities pertaining to TIC
virginia character: hence he will find no difficulty in max
,op hi. ne ship favoe with the travelling public he
.kes the place of Capt Cavendy who has Tor some time most
efficiently commanded the Roanoke oap' oasenay 10 no"
Of the popular steamer jamestown in The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24

MAJOR S. r. HoBBIE, FIRST Assistant, pg.:r,
raj, is lying hopelessIy i'll, o; consumplion, in &
Ii is said thor" was affecting scene in the a
~ ''.:, gentleman on tho I9:h inst. His dan
VINE mere IN the presence OF her prostate an.
u, ns inner united IN holy wedIock, by tie Rev
" Na'han Reese, Esq Of New burg, n r.,
cr' experimenting his speedy tis,oluI;on ,c,r
hupiia!s should b" celebrated before n. hat
earth. Major H"bbie wac at ono lime n mem.
gFess rom New YORK, and as an officer If IN. (,
u Is universally conceded that he ever (ai,b,ci.
o'sly discharged his responsible duties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24


Messrs Editors Al meeting this day Of the Joint Com.
m,ee of The Senate and House Of Delegates the Armo
ry They had under consideration the resolution offered the
Senate BY Mr. Roger inquire into the cxpedency Of
Verng mo ATfnoty ri
the Commonwealth. The subject adjourned to Thursday
10 a. NJ in the Office OF the Register o, the Land
Office. The object OF the adjournment In give the
this opportunity be heard before tho
Committee As one that Committee, beg tina, the sub
ice, may be fully represented by the cndd OF mat measure
as well as those opposed and hope, Messrs Editors you
will give us an expose Of your views that subject and
thai you will invite into your columns discussion as 10 liz
merits or dement's. This subject has long been agitncd
and hoped that may be definitely settled by tho
aclIon of This Legislature. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON CITY

W.sHIsGroS, Jan 23--l'ne bill establishing
ment Tor The Territory OF Nebraska Ia the special.
Senate to day General Dodge intends oheriag :.
menl 10 the bill the object o! which will be "a :.
territory into two equal po!ll0ns-one 10 be Ct :.
ka the other Kansas Territory; slavery Or iny1. !.
viIudet O be tolerated 10 one and excluded from n.
Ii is no, believed that either sir. Cass or Mt d.
iulerpose amendments TO the bill.
Messrs Stanly and Stevens, OF the l. s Sun.
ty. report the distance from the Mississippi !Iy.
cic ocean, 10 DO 1900 miles all of wr.:ch they ~
They represent the country TO be well water! j,
iinIbered: the soil rich and the surface level nc; 80
grade OF 10 feet 10 the mile through Cat3l's pi..
NJ. Bcdiri The Popc's Nuuc0, together with n
Diplomatic Corps, spcn, Friday evening at h. ..
the Postmaster G.neTai.
Saturday evening grand complimentary tiGa..
BY The citizens Of Washington to Henry ~,
Fields Ho:cI, Capital Hill. Mr. May il ma,
District OF Columbia. He was reared and et..r
and entered tho turmoil Of life upon Capitol H.
parents resided. He now represents the city q?
in the House of Representatives. The irien!. !.
ates Of his childhood met him al the festive boa.
evening, and gave him a cordial welcome h.-,
French, Esq, presided, and In chas,e aud APT
drcss welcomed Mr. May 10 his early homc--,.s
and associates Of his youthful days. The dInns,
perb affair, aud vii and sentiment sparkled ,A;ss
Col. Hickey toasted Mr. May as the cham,
and religious Liberty, and AS The worthy repre-.
the ancient fame Of Maryland. TO this Sir Nsy
the most feeling and eloquent manner, re!e,r,,
other things, 10 his early history as well as 10 ih
tory OF the city OF Washington. His speech O..
lveliest enthusiasm, and the whole dinacr pss.e.
most pleasant manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2i.-Dr. Bird, edllo.
American, died in this city 10 day.
BALTIMORE MARKETS ian

BALTIMORE MARKETS. Jan 2
FLouR-Wc note sales to-day Of loco bt.:
street al S7.75 IS per bbl.
Wheat Sales Of prime white a! l55 10 c
red n, lS2 lS1 cents per hushsl.
CoRS-Whilr sells at - Is cents and YIELDS
per bushcI. Sales for the morning agg!ega,.
bushels.
OArs sell at ~ IS cents, ana Rye al lvj
bushei.
WmswEY-Sa.s arc reported a, 81 Gems :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
Profits on two years operations,

The enemies Of the road In their ous cork Of trying
break down company insist on adding to The amount Of
annual expenses 00O for ecialion Of motive power
with no precedent for such cha any rail road account
in Virgna and when the large OF 6U29 W was In
cured the last year keep the motive power in order
covering item OF Depreciation thus charging Tor the
same twice.
Again. h look into the general account OF the state of
the company from the and charge the hole
amount Of interest there set down TO me expenses OF ro
years. IT,. x., ,,o, r.
S66 334 IS is charged for keeping the roadway in repair
and committee OF the stockholders after strict examna
lion report as n erccient condition. that portion Of
the ond still having the strap ron s pretended hat the
sum of S203 $40 % ,hich expended IN building neu
uciurc Nth Il rail from Junction 10 Gordonsre
OUGHT 10 be added TO the current annual expenses.
the unairncss of this be apparent to any one but
when il is known was TO those attempting TO practice
This imposition that tho stockholders In general meeting or
dcd loan be made for this object payable in 20 years
no language OF repooaton eau DC 100 slohe ol s EFFORT
TO impose on the unlno!med
Second As to declaring dividends not earned. The ba
lance OF profit above stated amounting to sl9575 proves
tho statement 10 be untrue. Moreover the Board in making
dividends on account OF earnings applied TO The extension
and stocking The road made still further allowance and
The scrip o. the company is only issued tor the sum o!
s95 $50.
Third 1t ia untrue that discrimination is made against
Western stockholders in declaring this dividend II is
fined TO those stockholders whose money constructed the
working part of the road which tho profits were made
inst principle repeatedly sanctioned and acquieced in by the
company; but there many on the West side o. the noun
tain who participate 10 H.
Fourth Again is untrue tina, the Eastern end Of the
road has been sustained by the money Of the Western stock
holders Separate and distinct accounts are Kept OF the
funds belonging each section of the road and as far as
completed have been faithfully applied ana WI" commune 10
be So far from there being any truth in this statement
the only section which be said be completed on the
Yves, side viz that from Waynesborough 10 Staunton has
had 3s 70 expended it than the whole capital
coIle,Iad which Is applicable 10 L.
'o''s'''O ""''' F.. FoNTAlNE, President
J GARRETT, Treasurer.
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|LaTEST NEWS BIZ THE TElvr
Photographed for til. Richmond f.
LATER FROM EUROpr

LATER FROM EUROPE
New ioRK JAN. 81. The steamship Nl.g,,,
erpoo! diles TO the 6tn January, arrived al II,LG
ing.
Since the sailing OF the last steamer, flour !, i.
pool market had advanced 81. l0j. per barrel w. :.
vanccd Is. IS. Provisions were firm. Cotton :, 4.
full prices as per previous steamer. The sale. NJ
amounted 10 81 600 bales. Coffee was fnO., :
moasscs steady. Tobacco quiet. Iron was e.,
market stringent. ConsOls yes Breadstufi; ~
are active oil firm prices. American Stocks Hers :.
:. The Manchester market was d'il.
The political news is uninpor,aGt. E4..en
very complicated and warike.
II is believed that the Car will not accept -.
general European war ia almost inevitable. '''
France and England are much excited. Germ.
excited.
There has been no farther fighting, but ell e!i,..
tilte peace have as yet proved a5oTtlvc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24

LATER FROM PORT AU PRINCE
BALTIMonE. Jan. 23.-By an arrival al 81, %,
later advices from Port au Prince. Business vas
yellow lever was raging terribly there at las, acc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
CENTRAL. RAIL ROAD STOCK.

CENTRAL. RAIL ROA D STOCK.
False statements OF the condition and prospects Of the
Central Rail Road Company having been extensively cir
cuaed for time past by lis enemies IN This CITY, Ia
that some thing should be done prevent the injury
that Ia thus wantony inflicted those who may be
PEELED TO raise money by selling their STOCK This wicked
conduct cannot be severely condemned but all that We
can do H u contradict The SANDERS give the facts and eau.
ton The stockholders to let the enemies of the company
bring the market value Of the stock aud thus succeed
in embarrassing the bill before The Legislature for pros
scouting the work.
The means resorted TO- for ehtcling the object TO
charge that the money Of Western stockholders has been
used Eastern end Of the road that dividends have
been made altogether Eastern acknowledgements out OF
profits but of funds drawn from The State treasury ana
fulse Of its accounts is presented 10 show thai
the exceeded the receipts in the last TWO years
1t ought be sufficient for the exposure OF these calum'
mics and the defeat Of this scheme 10 Invite ar ano can
did examination Of tho very full statements In the Urea
surers accounts; they will be noticed much In detail
as the proper bresty Of this communication will admit and
the whole false and without any foundation III
truth.
First as 10 the defcit.he gross receipts for the last
Two years from transportation, amount TO tho 49,. ~
sum OF sooo'90 VI
The expenses of administration for 1853 ore
as foows, embracing all the usual and proper
charges, viz:
Train expenses consisting of
ductors saaries wages OF engine
drivers, hire OF train hands and fire.
men, and repairs OF engines. cars,
&c, and for oil, wood, DC. S36,uSo 50
Depot expenses consisting Of agents
salaries and hand hire, 1900 81
Salaries Of President, Supernten-
dent Treasurer and Clerk, and per
diem of directors 7li7 Oh
Miscellaneous expenses, consisting
OF pos,aees, printing taxes, hX-
lures In Uiice and depos, books,
freight und passenger bills, costs
of suits in Circuit and Superior
Courts, Insurance, &c 1900 90
Repairs of rond, consisting Of pur-
chases Of slls, railing negro hire,
wages Of overseers and superiu-
tsndcnls OF hands, &c. 81 h46 %
Repairs Of engines, cars. &c. Ii 029 ~
Repairs VI depots and water siatlons 1871 AZ
Sll0974 90
For the same items in 1882 l0l 553 IS
Interest paid in those two years, 50 1864 GI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24

same line and succeeds Capt Parrish d"
and man, who has been placed IN co'''''a"o -
or between Baltimore and Charleston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24
FIRE IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, JAN 23.-FOddard's extensive live.
Green steel together with several atJacen. bull.
destroyed by fire this morning. Horses saved.