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rp,~ Federal CITY.

Warrington. the city OF magnificent distances,
q. becoming city Of palaces. and win soon be
nnoo.alled In the grandeur and beauty of its pub
lie buildings by any city in America. A Washing
- -...,>nn,ient OF the New York Journal OF
,,..r,ores .ays that this country at least affords
MIC q, he compared with the new Capitol in
..,,,,,,,v of extent aud majesty Of proper
-. IN, s.o.te Chamber will not be ready for
.,..,,,.,.c,,nO session Of Congress, but the new
HI - REPRESENTATIVES. will be prepared, the gai-
,.r,.. of which, unlike the old Ones are patterns
Coz .,sht and hearing. Plans are set iorsh TOT ad
s,,ional edifices Of various Sorts ana every hhe
.u,nenoe appropriated to some puoic onildins,-
rhs correspondent predicts that the fresidentiai
,,.n.,on will he converted into bureau or ap-
,,ana.ee 70 the Treasury Department, and that a
.rh,e nalace for the future Presidents OF this Re.
r,.,ic will be built on a LOFTY eminenes West OF
the city proper This Is a change which ought
not 70 be made. The present Executive mansion
h good enough for Republican President. We
want no " marble palaces" no outward emblem of
ROYALTY. whether a palace or n crown. 1t would be
in better taste and more in accordance with our
Republican theory, TO make palace Of the Capitol.
where the representatives Of the People and Of the
States are assembled, and let the Presidents house
remain as IL is, an elegant but unpretendug man
sion, suitable for the chief magistrate Of repub-
Hcan country.
One reflection made by this correspondent must
strike every visitor to Washington. All these
grand plans of construction and renovation look to
permanence! The Capitol, and other public build,
ings In the federal city, literally surrounded by
whole acres of marble aud granite blocks, looking
like fields of ruins, but ruins "of preparation
not Of destruction!" Does this appear like dSsoiu
II
people of this country, and their representatives
the only persons who vapor and gasconade upon
that subject vote millions for the erection of pub
lie buildings in Washington, intended to last foi
ages! Prom this it certainly appears not only
that there is no prospect of dissolving the Union
but that those who are loudest in threatening il
have no faith in ii themselves
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SnIPwREcK AT SEA.--Captain Johnson, of the shI
Eliza. from Liverpool, which arrived at New You L
on Saturday, had board the first officer of the
brig Nancy, Vim. c. White, and his brother, Thus
White, whom he had taken from the foremost head
of the Nancy, in lat. 3S 0S, Ion. 10 on the 10Th
inst. The remainder of the crew and captain.
seven in number, had persisted. The Nancy was
owned in Halifax, and commanded by Capt Grant
She sailed from Halifax the I1th inst for Porto
Rico. and was capsized the 18th. Mr.. Whit-
says that when the brig capsized it was blowing n
perfect gale, and that he never saw Captain Grant
any of the crew after the disaster. Mr. White
and his brother first sought refuge in the maintop,
but while there the mainmast carried away
After considerable difficulty, they gained the fore
mast head to which they chung for three days and
were nearly exhausted when taken off the wreck
by Capt. johnson.
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T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-W,

IL have the following named LUMBER, which we
Offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers at reasonable
prices, and upon accommodating terms:
|, IA, IL, 2, ) and inch hte Pine, of superior
quality
% aud inch Poplar, some extra wide, seasoned and
dry
Il. anu ~ inch Clear North Carolina Step Boards
heart
L. d aud Ia inch seasoned N. Ca bna and Virgin q
Flooring, dressed
Ia, IL, 2 5 and inch Eastern Ash seasoned
Heart and Merchantabie ScantliUg, all sizes
Garden Railr, Misunderstanding and a full assert
ment of Virginia Lumber
Cypress shingles, Cedar Posts DC. &c.
The above Lumber has been carefully selected
aS- We furnish BILL TIMBER of Virginia and
Nor,h Carolina ~ owth, at very low prices.
p2- Orders solicited and promptly executed.
ISAAC j. MERCER Il co,
South side of the Dock, near Mayo's Bridge.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Tsrs Of Richmond, .sper 2s--Mga Water dorl

>-~o.~~-.--~e-><->-s~<-~>~~~-
3 ARRIVED,
Steamer George Peabody, Prftchett, Baltimore
mdze Iudlam & Watson.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell. Philadel-
mia Indze and passengers, III. II. Tnttle.
ScRr Amos Faikenburg. Rogers, New York. guaDo,
Bacon Baskerville.
Sehr. Planet Mara, Gesghegan, Clairmont, wheat
and lumber.
schr. Wave, Sprag, Philadelphia, coal, A. s. Lee.
schr Enterprise, Rooms, Clarmont, lumber, j. A.
Bevin.
Schr John Betty, Sharp Philadelphia, coal, r. O..
Haskins.
SAILED,
scbr. NJ yannanle, Vannalae, New York, mdze.
d. W. Currie.
Schr. Carrie, Booz, Baltimore, coal, Tompsins
Co. ,
Steamship City of Richmond. Mitchell, Philadel-
phis, mdze and passengers. III. II. futile.
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SUspENpED.-Fors some time mast q,

SUsrENDED.-For some time past, our
citizens have noticed at Bartholomew corner n
ten per cent bench issaid to have been put there
for the benefit of street operators i'll paper. Yes
terday morning this bench was tied to the limb of
a tree with the following card attached to it =
Owing to the pressure in the money market, this
bank has suspended" The hit was 50 good that it
created deal of laughter among those who noticed
it
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THE DISPATCH.
: = ' - ,-.-'
NorICH TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH must be hand
.s IN BY sss O'Clock "a tAe afternoon In order to ap
n..r IN. next day. The heavy pressure OF adver-
Element. upcn the columns OF our paper will not
....,, NJ their reception after the hour named
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"a hiIssTATEAaST SET AT REsT.--Tie statement that
santa Anna was the person to whom the $4,000
"secret service money was paid, dur ing the Mex-
lean war, is thus set at rest by letter from Gen
Winfield Scott, in the National Intelligencer OF
yesterday:
Il certify ON honor that never, at any time,
paid TO Gen. Santa Anna, or caused to be paid to
him, or to another for his use or benefit one dol.
lar or more, on any account or in any way what.
ever President Santa Anna was at the time. az
now, worth millions, and had in that office, the
irresponsible control Of all the pecuniary means OF
his country. 1t is hardly probable therefore that
ne would have stopped to pick up sack of ten
Thousand dollars in gold, If he had accidentally
stumbled upon one in private walk"
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NORTHERN MARK Fra

NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-Flour declined I5c for Ohio
and State; Southern considerably declined but
nal. Wheat declined ga Sc., nominal Germ dull
and nominal.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S.-Flour firm at Ss1< for all
kinds Wheat improving; red 81 .3ASdSl.33 white
Sl0tq5s. Corn better; white 7l6;75; yellow 72tg73.
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MANCHESTER CorroN FAcroRY.--We

published yesterday morning, on the information
OF Il resident of Manchester, notice that the old
Cotton Factory, i'll that place, had suspended ope
ket and the high price of cotton. The agent Of
that factory Informs that the report is fdLSe
and calculated to do harm. Owing to the breaking
VI wheel, the hands have been turned out for d
day or two, but will resume work as soon as the
machinery is put i'll order.
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DIED,

In this city, on the 9Th inst, Mt o'clock. NJ,
Mrs MARYE. CANflELD. in the 18th year Of her
| REM CANFIELD, Esq In the 32d year Of his age.
| ny- Newark IN. ~ and New York papers please
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SECOND pISPATCH.l

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. % p. Mall is ia confusion
here, though there is but little excitement.
1t is rumored that Gov. Pollock refuses to issue
his proclamation converting the Legislature, unless
the Bank of Pennsylvania is put the same foot
ing with other banks and her notes received on de-
post. She now pays her own notes for checks.
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Es'To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OTHERs-Mer
| chants and othsrs wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS. BiLLHEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
Frs, &C., &c. printed, invited to call at our ex-
tensive job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety type embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment Of CARDS. large and small Busi-
ness and Visiting. plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
celled
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style.
AN work executed at short notice and tho lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de-
Scription Of Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets where can be some Of the finest speci-
mems OF printing executed in this country.
JN0. ID. HAMNERSLEY co
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THE BANKS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2S.-The banks have COM
menced repeating the course pursued Saturday.
The Girard is paying fves, and the Mechanics
and Southwark are paying all.
The Bank of North America suspended about II
o'clock, and the suspension will probably become
general,
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PRovIDENcE, r. l., Sept. 2S.-The banks here have
resolved to suspend specie payments Their liza
bilities to the public are not over one-fourth OF
their capital.
Boston. Sept. 2S.-The reason why the Suffolk
Bank did not honor the notes Of country banks,
was want of sufficient number of clerks to
make change. The country banks are we'll pro-
tected, and retain the public confidence.
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No INTERsERENcE.-Al Duke was

Nc Observation-Disclosures Ouke was
arraigned before the Mayor, yesterday, to an
swer the charge of assauting Albert Acree an Off
| Ger in No. fire company, while in the discharge
of his duty AGREE informed his Honor that he had
agreed TO withdraw the complaint, and with the
hope that the prisoner aud his friends would leave
iiremen alone i'll future the warrant was dismissed
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E2-Citi2ens and strangers in want of the variou
sizes and styles Of Portraits. produced by the Photo
graphic art, should go 10 TlLER & Co.'S great depot
1879 Main street. The work produced Mt this famous
Gallery challenges competition i'll point of quality
and cheapDess
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AN OLD SALT, calling himself Henry
Moore, got drunk last Sunday night, and broke
INTO Vim. ". Prices house, for which he was put
into the hold of the Valley brig in default of bail
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CoNTINuED.-Charles Randall, charged
with stealing hat, coat and pair of shoes, from
Henry fnnstall, had partial hearing before the
Mayor yesterday morning, and was then locked up
for future disposal
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ANOTHER BANKRUPT LAw.-Some of the New York
papers are discussing the propricty of the adol
u"n' oy Congress, Of another bankrupt law--on.
that shall be uniform throughout, and IN strict
conformity with the constitution The advan.
'ges and disadvantages Of the former laws which
70 adopted are set forth, and the experience OF
lnsland, which has always had bankrupt law, II
cited 70 prove the wisdom of such measure
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RAIN is much needed at this time, to
allay the clouds of dust that float about the
streets, despite the dampening operations of Stihs
- Niagara -
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AMONG the LOST Among the passengers los, on
the Central America" was johnson Keer, n son
u Mr.. VIM Kerr. the sheriff Of Marion county.
Va, Young Kerr went to California several years
r 80 and was returning home with the fruits 81
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AcGuitta1 OF IL Prisoner.
MApIsos c. H., Sept q, 1857.

MADISON c. H., Sept. q, 1851
The negro woman, mentioned in my last com
munication, charged with burning the barn of Nj
John Dooton, her master, was OH yesterday Gcquit
ted by the Comfy Court. She had confessed the
deed, but the Court thought tie confession had
been extorted from her under circumstances
which would not justify hanging or transportation
n. W. c
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GETTING LIGHT Moses, coal black
subject in the service of Keesee Turpin. received
sound thfashing yesterday, for stealing box of
| candies from William Walls the day before
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LOCKED UP.-Jerry Downs, an old of
fender, was convicted before the Mayor of getting
drunk and lying in the street. As he had no Sc
curity, he was put under lock and key.
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RIVER on FIRE-The whiskey rectifying estab-
lishment of Henry W. Blunt, Georgetown, Md
was destroyed by fire Saturday night. The burst
irg of $50 barrels of whiskey, and the running OF
the blazing fluid into the river, was sight to be-
hold. The surface of the river covered with
a blue flame, and the Potomac looked on fire. A
Boston packet, lying close by, had to push out into
the stream for fear Of being surrounded by the de-
vouring element.
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No PAPERs.-Wm. Morton, free ne
gro, was committed to Jail yesterday for want of a
register. Singleton Peasants, Il free negro, was
also committed for being here with Petersburg pa
pers.
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MONETARY AFFAIRS IN RAITINoRE

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S.-There is no material change
In monetary affairs here. The banks, in some in.
stances, are redeeming fives, as accommodation
Specie commands from seven to ten per cent pre-
MUM, for Baltimore funds.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GRAND RAPIDS,
MICHIGAN

DETROIT Sept. 2S.-A fire at Grand Rapids in
this State Friday night, destroyed many of the
best business houses. Loss upwards of 100000
Insurance 500. 600.
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FINED.-James Horner was fined by the
Mayor, yesterday, for leaving wagon i'll Leigh
street all night.
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GETTING WELL.-Mr. A. D. Morrison

II.
is steadily recovering from the injuries inflicted
upon him last Thursday night by three robbers.
and will probably be able to leave his bed in tie
course of few days The rogues who got his
money, no doubt cut stick from the city the next
day, but may yet be Oyerhauled before they are
aware of it..
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man owned in this city is soon to be examined be-
fore the Mayor on the charge of attempting the
life of her new born babe Soon after the little
creature came into the world. she threw it over 4
high fence, but it was found in short time after
10y another servant, and is now alive and doing
well.
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To THE WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATEs-The Wash
ugton Union publishes letter from Mrs Mayor
MaSruder, addressed to her countrywOmeu. pro
posing to them that meetings be held in every
village, town and city in the country, to raise
funds to be invested for the and benefit of the
now destitute widow and daughter of the late Com
mander Herndon The suggestion is worthy the
heart of generous grateful, sympathizng women.
On the 10th inst, at Columbia, s. c., two free
negroes Were convicted of robbing the U. S. mail
"A mack ACE containing S20OO.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 2S.-The Banks here to-
day will not allow run, and are paying out small
amounts only.
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En- GREAT REMEDY FOR SUMNER COMPLAINTS
TO all who troubled with bowel, stomach ann
summer complaint, would recommend Dr. SAN
PoRDs LIVER ISvIGoRAroR, an article that can be
relied on a speedy, and eficacious cure Its
action to remove the of the disease in place
OF checking it without giving permanent benefit
The pvigorator, though q gentle cathartic will In
santy check the most violent diarrhcea until some
eighteen hours afterwards. when the cause of the
complaint is carried away, and no more discharges
follow.
Dysentery In its worst form rarely ever fails to
yield To treatment Of the Invigorator, when taken
often till the discharges checked and rarely ever
will there be any further discharges. after taking
regular dose. till the operation Of the medicine
which almost invariably checks the disease, and
cures the patient Should one dose not give relief
there will be no danger OF taking second or third
till relief is found
BENNETT. BEEas Fisher aud ADrr GRAY, agents
for Virginia - l4-dkcw2w
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MONEY MATTERS IN WILMINGTON. n. C.
WILMINGTON, n c., Sept 2s.-There is no excite
ment in money matters here. The banks are per.
fcctly sound, and all continue as heretofore, but
their future action will be governed by their
neighbors.
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FIGHTING.-John Christian and John


,iibson got terribly booty last Saturday night on
lager beer, and on reaching Wall street the next
morning, Christian knocked Gibson down in the
presence of the watchmen, for which they were
both Gagged. Yesterday morning Christian was held
to bail TO keep the peace.
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SUSPENSION IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.

STANTON, VA, Sept. 2S.-The Central, Indepen
dent and Branch of the Valley Banks have suspend
ed specie payment.
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TIE RANKS IN ALExANDRIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sept. IS, II M.-The Monti
cello Bank suspended specie payment about quar-
ter of an hour ago.
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RICHMOND MARKETS sypr ..

FLnUR.-We have no change to note in Flour
WHEAT.-Wo hear of sales of prime Red and
White ut 81 30 and 81 ,40-equal TO cash
CORN is firm and unchanged.
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New YORK, Sept. 2S.-There is panic in the
stock market to-day, and Virginia skies quoted
at 20.
THE quotation Saturday was 81, and this dis
patch, if true, shows the fall to have been SILL,
REPORTER
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SECOND DISPATCH.
AFFAIRS II INDIA.
MONEY MATTERS IN NEW YORK.


Money is stringent. Very heavy failures re-
ported.
Adyices from Albany mention run on the Sa-
wing sDepartment by small depositOrs. There is no
pressure elsewhere, and bill holders there are
quiet and confident.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK, Sept 2S, p. M.-The Metropolitan,
Republic, Merchants. Bank Of New York. Mechan-
les. American, Exchange, Union and Phoenix
banks have issued circular, assuring the public
of their ability and determination to maintain the
specie basis, and expressing their opinion that the
tendency of specie and produce to this point will
enable the banks here to relieve the pressure.
THIRD DISPATCH
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S p. M.--Exchange on Phila-
delphia is 10 per cent.
The weekly bank statement shows reduction
of loans and a strong specie column.
The rates of interest in the streets in some cases
reach per cent. per month.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Abbott, Dodge Co., a
Southern flour house, have suspended. There is
no truth in the private dispatches affecting Clark,
Dodge Co., and Phelps, Dodge& Co, Bankers.
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COMMERCIAL ARRANGEMENT.-T
agents of the New York and Baltimore lines Of
steamers, running to this city, do not receive end
forward any goods consigned to them free fconr-
mission They have always declined any business
OF the kind, without charging the usual commits
sons The steamers alluded to will of course re-
ceive freight from anybody, and be glad of it, in
the same manner as heretofore
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E4-Steam Portraits for 50 cents is what the peo-
pie cry. They will have nothing else. Depot 1879
Main street. TYLER a. Co, propretors
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ALL FAIR IN LOyE-The Selma (Ala.) Era states
that = fascinating young widow" in TalipoOsa
county, in that State, had been courted by two
brothers, and had accepted both and appointed a
day for marriage. Both suitors attempted to ont
wit the other, and the youngest brother getting
her consent to clandestine marriage started for
Dadesville to get license. While he was absent
the elder brother persuaded the widow to slope
aud married her the 10th inst. at the 0gethorpe
House, in Selma leaving the younger to weep over
"blasted hopes" Sharp practice for anybody but
a widow
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fALsrsrr AT THE THEATRE.-To-night--fo the
first time In several years-the comedy Of the
"Merry Wives Of Windsor" is put upon the Rich
mond stage, and In II appears that finished actor
Mr.. Bass, as Sir John Falstaff. Those old play
goers who have had no opportunity of seeing this
performance since Hackett was among them, will
60 to night and have pleasant memories of the
olden time revived, aud our younger readers will
attend to witness piece Of acting which they can
speak of hereafter as an event in their theatrcaI
experience. The cast of the play is excellent. and
calculated TO make 1t effective at every point.
RAILROAD MgxTISG.-The stockholders of the Nr-
GINA and Kentucky Railroad met in Abingdon Va,
Wednesday, and elected b. Rush Floyd President
and W. d. Thompson, formerly Of the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad, Chief Engineer. The contract for
the grading and complete equipment of the road
let to contractors, at 900 per mile, they to
equip it with locomotive for every ten miles, a
passenger coach for every twenty miles, box car
for every five miles, and an open car fer every
mile. The contractors also to build brick
Depot at each end of the road, $50 by TO feet and
frame depots and water tanks every ten miles,
| and to complete the work in three years. The
| Company made the Exchange Bank at Richmond,
| the Branch at Abingdon, Barring Bros. Co., OF
London, and two large houses in New York. Finan-
| cial Agents and elected J. BEice Smith, Of New
| York, Treasurer.
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Run on A BANK.--The Chrstiansbut Montgom-
cry county, Va, Star, says that during the last six
weeks the brokers have drawn $4,000 in specie
out Of the Branch of the Bank of the Valley there
HEAVY DgriICATIoS-The Columbia g. c. Ca,
rolnian learns that W. H. Bartless, Teller of the
Southwestern Railroad Bank South Carolina has
absconded, leaving deficit of 100000 in his ac-
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pA-Five hundred people daily have their lik,
nesses taken at the steam depot, l39 Main street.
Portraits, three at pop, 20 cents
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:, MONEY sAyED.-1t seems that Mrs. Bireh-wife of
Mr James Birch OF Fall River, Mass, President OF
inc California stage Company, who was among the
lost passengers on the Central Amarica--was not
, n destitute by the death of her husband. Mr..
1911 mas not sent on, In the Illinois, the steamer
which proceeded the Central America xf;sl 0oo I n
gp,u nafs Tor which he also RENTED DRAFT pay
able 10 the order Of his WIFE, On "Wednesday last
. a.rs. birch sent the bars to the Assay onice in
this city to be refined and stamped