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E X RESS TRAIN At $50 w. Way MAIL at 1918
h2l oily an trains connect with
Freight tf fran sx Wit ss H. On Saturday,
r NJ stopping at all Stations between Baltimore and
,n Frp 81 pPHHlADELPHIA BALTIMORE at 815 M,12M
M. 'N FEkmEDIthGFEE F S66IHlTfsUEY AND IN
T 5 d zesp a3ansS OF RSns
ThGfsdas and and and Tuesdays
n sn Sgoe ana rSsys css
n,s in WiImngt0p and ts spHna for ali
SoTCEA coo 5@dn pe4aa and salisbury ahs gond
s Td to bring some responsible white person
DonG TO NE Company before they viii he taken over any
ST. SIT wM. CRAWFORD, Agent
u ~ -. y WESTERN Isl
tpgEning lsavs EnEsbu5g StaSn is ard ioso NJ
n '6Ris
SIT l--'--.9'.- '.O-' W. Ik@ WIN TAYLOR.
u - FOR + TIE r
T EFTANp sH \ 9g : E H..TYEESyf
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Tcains leave Calvert station as follows:
and H Ezpe a daily 1enays for B5
ao SiaGaa rails KINGSTON Scranton Bingt ampon, Sy
Ya an 9H aas a all
we e sn1 CINCINNATI St. L9Oi ad all parts o the
Jewellers can by either Of these ' to Detroit and
For New York City by the 30 A. NJ Train. with only onc
nt 5 oth
e,SG9 ~ for b ySburg lancaster
tEas"n Carlisle and Chambersbufg and for Hagerstown
At8Si mi. = and and y for Green Springs ow
the and HSea ay Except Sun
Eoion and 60 from Cavst St 5a az RSarn from
r' Yes S at $40 4 W and % r. N
and 800 p NJ, make connections with trains Over
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket
aVert Station ~ f. corner Of Calvert and franklin strests
rors p e1eypv JAS JAS; G. CLARKE, Superintendent.
!; II WARMER. TioSet Agent eht''D ''''"'
June %, 1860 fesp-tf
Ia Nc sssss FOR THE
Asal ~ SsEFINsFE AND o KEf KHf hE8 fo0rn
I'm and after JULY Goth, $780, the trains viii run as
teays Camden Station Baltimore Except Sundays,
$fSs ~ FEE VEST fsf T gdurH
he Betwetn Baltimore and Piedmont take the
and Parketshurg take the 400 p NJ from Baltimore
IH y EKEpERlCK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4l5
TIE EIfc6Tfs s fills TRAIN leaves ats %
A. NJ, and and $40 p M. and Elcotts Mills at 745
NJ, and 2.30 and G. 40 P. II. "
FOE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore 425 and $40 A. NJ and is and 2OP
On Sundays at rs A. NJ. only. Leaves Washingonfoi
Baltimore at $40 and T40 A NJ and 20 and $50 p NJ ON
Sundays at $40 p NJ only The second and third trains
% o sSP e T a Si9
Washington connect with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind, Information, &C. apply to +
Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. p. SMITH
Master OF Transportation
Z. -. S1Ln. rsnsra. ..cks. Akent s22-tf
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Mn HUNGARIAN WINES,
[H44a4sssN IMPORTED BIT
s9SzasnasA RUDOLPH POLLATSER
NO. lS WEST LOMBARD STREET
tIWo doors east of Hanover street)
Iupoprrp ~, r,,r - Baltimore Md
III fohIEE. AND DEALER IN HUNGARIAN VINES
IN connection with sAML P0IATsEK Wholesale Wine
IN the District OF Toka Hungary, has lust received
Per Bremen ship Columbia" the first invoice az eHnn
Lokay IN cask and superior Hungarian Red Vines III,
celebrated "Egribor" " ' -, ~
MEa BARTlI & EDMEADES.
tsss5 At me Oh Established House No 81 Sni,.a Street
ssShRSssS IMPORTERS AND
on COMMISSION MERCHANTS
oher Tor safe in Bonded Warehouse all the standard Tapd
OF CoGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDlES Hoblen's
RUNS, WINES, &c. 80 "
,,.,-,.,-. On Consignment
fENNS fLNAN!A, Kentucky, VIRGINIA
A.. AND MARYLAND RYE WfiISKEY,
IL ll.r.
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69A VII SALE
0H55 Ii Q UOR IA r. HOUSE,
AH CLABAUGH GRAFT,
SS SOUTH STREET, opposite Exchange Place Baltimore
DISTILLERS OF DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
. ofevery description.
T. invite the attention Of purchasers to general stock
LlQUOkS, particularly choice OLD RY + WEiiSKEY Inn.
taton CoGNAC BRANDY, Of several varieties, and
SWEET MALAGA WINE,
carcey inferior to the imported article all which
auteu 20 give satlSmcu0n. jaIltf
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EusssslIh FOR RICHMOND, VA.
ceivinT oarHa ne steamer "BELVIDEREn is now re
nay TT ana will leave Light street wharf TIES
Passage and fare only e. ' az ''ocK'
For freight or passage apniv IN
:. j BRANDT Ir AEON,
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MsrfbaN1iss.

M aDDER:-l5 casks Prime Ombro for sale by
-I .: 9aAGn, 90 9outh Charles st aul6-tf
OLD BOURBON WHISKEY.-25 bbIs. yery
on.p sr the celebrated brands of Henry Houck and
and Tor sale by D. j. FOLEY Il BRO No so South Street
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HH CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
t8keSx& j. B. CLARION u co, AGENTS
Sz2z&GA FOR VINEYARD PROPRIET0ES
IN FIR nee,
Have just received for sale yery superior CON
EXAMPLES vintage of 1911. Charron Pere ct Ills Brand
bmlie bemont Co.. Cognac Brandies various vintsgas
boreauN Clsret Wine5from low grades BrPn
y Wines from medium to very best grades produced in
france superior White Wines; Champagne Wine yarinna
qualities ~ " '- ''"i prime
The above will be sold in a United States Bonded Wsrs
house or duty paid ~ "ueu p" are
Also on consignment 10 bbs very old and prime Monon
Saheia rye Whiskeys 10 bbls very old copper distilled
bourbon Mhiskeys; 200 bbs fine medium grades bourbon
ana rye iskeys to which invite attention Of those
IN want Of pure liquors Ofice-CORNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS aD5if
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furnunrf.

ii ENRY w. JENKINS,
H PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. I6 LIGHT ST,
as on hand large stock Of and constantly u.anufsc;u-
g every description Of CABINET WARE, ofthe
terials ana workmanship.
p HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES SPRING UNDER
bElS BOlSTERS and PILLOW of Hairor Feathers IRON
o1E LtD9, Suitable Tor Hotels servants, &c. ia5-f
@ NEW URNITURE
faRA WAREROOMS
" THE undersgnedWoud call the attention of his friends
and the public to his Warer; oms and his large
and varied assortment of furniture His st0ck being
NEW and ofthe best workmanship with very moderate
prices he hopes Tor continuance of the patronage he has
olons enjoyed at the OIL dStand-
THOs. McGLANNAN
rro,-rn,,n,, 20. 4hl West Baltimore street
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh2S If
@ W. GREENWOOD 4 CO.'S
F9 \, CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
" Nos 90 AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET. RAJ Tf,Iopr
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEAIFiIS
on Hand anu direct from Factory great
naII NY 81 CnAlo manufactured Of Maple, Oak Walnut
% ;9iaI"ga.y Oahe-oeat ana Buck, Rush and Wood Seat
az OF uhpalhted knockdown drove up,
ONCE Chairs, Cane and Wooj Settees Canescat
:, scar, r,, Boston Rockers
Nhalrs' Ianeseata and Spanish Chairs and Suite
7 49, paVh Ct.is Cottage Sets and Chamber
Back, lRnrearS N'
Tee-a fetes, Caneseat andToiIet and osts,o,,
Back, IEvtenrion Tobios " asils'"l"'
Lounges, Cane-scat and Back "''''' az
We cordially invite our former pstr,ns and oil tb -,
the trade, to give us call ' " al o'i'' "a
REFERENCE:-Robinson Lord & Co Dror Norr;s L.
Co, ). . Stevens Sons. ' ~
". GREENWOOD & Co,
.o a. Nos. 9S and loo Baltimore street,
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IL FOR THE EASTERN
EHsEs OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

T11 I[Ia - COMPANY
INCg o EEhEEII11EKICkSBGkG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND
IT'S TI oN THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
d ne steamer VIRGINIA. Captain N Fairbank leaves
Ddm0re from her berth, at Needhams pier Light street
WHAT, hN Ekf FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock and
IIgStuikklnS leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUESDAY
nOtNN1 at o'clock, Immediately after the arrival or
e tan OF cars from Richmond Washing ton Snnning
a. an me regular Landings the Rappahannock river
seuRcrs. ''7''' anu pa
r THE VIRGINIA
IS comparatively new, and built by mercF ants of Fra
and baltimore interested in the trade, and By
ana farmers residing in the counties BORDERING
M happahannock, for the press purpose of keeping
Gss steamer on the route During the winter the for
i uscE has been enclosed thus aording complete rro
lection Tor Horses, and other live stock Carriages of an
can pc taken on board and carried under deck without
5ting on the wheels Her staeroom berth accommG
ere large ana commodious, and her capacity for
eBHt tefsiVe As passenger and freight b. nj She has
no n superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake
Dy X. j; CAPnON CO, Bowlys wharf f
81 r,eSht received on board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
ahd thursdays, and on Fridays up to o'clock, p NJ
or further information and Blank Receipt Of fcrs use
oy the Company apply on hoard or to
r. j. CAPRON & CO, Ages
u CT ,,-,,ru-, n o. 81 Bowly's wharf, Baltimore.
=. DIN O6ltIEk PRESIDENT Frederick Shurg, Va mh22t
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Stkambpats.

EsEA FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
Sa7yf1Fa 1 POINT, VA)-The steamer "BELVI
bF nW RECEIVING cargo will leave Light sire
For regbf dr AFTERNOON, Oct 3D. at o'clock
1t p, j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
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raa r. tislr baSBage con eyed free ofcbrrge
Passengers by this Line enjoy coorto;.
o te DAY steamers and are priy ileged lag opT al gJf
at any point, and resume their trip by daylight 5"'
- PAKIlCu LAR NOTlCE.-Passeneersf from New Yorl,
anu fnauelPhia by this Line will have their baprapn
will be checked to different points South ''''e 1t
For further information and Through Tickets (which or
good by the Bay Mail Line.l apply in NEW York at fb
EEompany,s Great Southern Railroad Office eIs.
Ferry Buildings, foot OF Gourtland street C PeaTca
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office foot Of CourtiaA
street. or at No 22g Broad way corner of Rarcav rag
the Astor House. In PHI ADEIPHTA OF tSa ro aUoN
at the Depo broad and Pri- anu ShestnA5 streets or
MORE at the Office Rayonr 60 anu IN hAl
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taI9 9uTrltDtfnp, uno ben 6iirlten nit aams
ltlenpen Slifen nnIbauenp. gEie /? Sie bat
peDauptet, tb pirpe ibrem 8eilpia fols
gen, tbr mid unterorpuen mllen? Q8as
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rap er lle rD@ encltb 9e3wun9 II bate,
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qlet6 mir auf pieler SOiree Sci Der Sailtrin 2
gein iA mar bort, lasts Die Gdrfin bafio,
10y betam audi meinen Tbetl ypn peln se5ne
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miro lneinem VellpieI fol9en unp lit Dem
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Mud ben Rrautbetten 6s mebIt@ SeGtemn bat Cr. &. ..
mitb Isi ner Neb bon aHreH cMe beIoRbere AMnanteh
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GEM Riatc erbale Die Websn tf gH Hnb uurbe ncHAb
Sbren arero1beHtin bel bacon nebraut. reg o.. P-
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waeHrfer fiuee ee eren mpJtn6sn Ge1eten Der Der tao
Yen eer zen BreBts lbe etns eebens II ncptdern pn
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-12
Hotels Burnt of Life

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. Io.-A fire broke ont
8: one o'clock this morning in the kitchen of
the Clarendon Hotel, and rapidly spreading.
destroyed the main building situated on the
corner Of Main and South Division streets
snd he wing extending through 10 Washing
ton street. The wing on South Division street
vas saved.
H. O. Cham berlain, oyster dealer, Jumped
nun the fourth story and was almost Instant
IL killed. Mr.. Garland, OF the firm OF Garland
Bsirne, clothers, was burned TO death. The
building was owned by Orsou Phelps, and
valued al 500 900, upon which there is an in
snTance OF $40 900 in New ork and New Eng
land companies. The furniture, owned by
Nj Hodges, of the American Hotel, and MI
Bedford, proprietor of the Clarendon, was
mostly destroyed. Loss on furniture about
5000; fully insured. Mr.. II. Peabody, drug
glst, loses about 900 above mis- insurance
Minor losses will make the total loss not far
trcm Sl2O,000 upon which there is an insu-
rance Of $4,000. There was heavy rain fall
ls al The time which proven ted.the fire from
spreading beyond the building. 1t is rumored
that four servant girls are lost, and il is
thought that many strangers may have per-
ished also. One man, in the fourth story,
raised window and exclaimed that he was q
stranger and could not fiud the way out and
couldn't live another minute in his room, and
begged he crowd TO save him. He was not
seen 5gain.