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Important from Panama
Gen Sicl,lcs' Mission Reported Intention
Of the 4 =. Government 10 send 3u,o0O
Freedmen 10 Columbia.

Of the 4 =. Government TO send iV,V0U
Freedmen 10 Columbia.
The Pan.ms Mmc,NrrLs CnsoNoig, Of Feb
18Th received bv tho uIt IIsho, contains the fol-
lowing
"Our native friends ~ greatly over. ed in
their coniuttures relative to the nilsson II General
hicklrs tu tlo government lNoi we are in iuDo4 10
refer to a syau without having any positive daiA
ON the subject II Ia said that the GonCral'd Object
IL ~ procure from tho Columbian governments
,onccsiUu o.; iHud, uu v'irh the United States Gov
etntuIut wI'l torn gct cm-nt NJ 10000 the ne
gtl n lauc. Patel y III" great e'c' snou war lt
ig .t4tei ih4t ono u lion II aua-s viii te given for
this pr eye and II is feared that tho settlement "
aO, 900 cuAncpstod AiHvts Will ''Ii 1" repetition
American G 'vcrnmc't will never pay ~ oOn Vm Tor
this privilege. and ia the Goruud pitco our uAtVH
ends d1 uuir~sinui the ch sractct u the Amer
iCAu slaves Ur the t'atlurs. ~ winch wnu 4 o-lh
hciVeon tlcIu ~ rfuisrarts, AMI the nt~i states
Guyrn m,ut. I'o object ui tle Auerltans' -
dIsslus,d Iu sey,l.' rT,4.Itut l. ugUlu'- fIreeh~
.ud . -uschc4. o. t. remove these poor poollc rom
" country wliHh has he thrown into stlt" nnr-
dcriug ou dcstutUtln through their pfeAeueo nero
iu tuu condition ui slaves. 10 have these pc ll~
49, freedmen In TO Suut crt states Aitor the war
msy have tccu concluded would l." a constant
cuuse of irritation to tno .orrucr matters, udIc'us
tloa af l' uou. n ,s N..r Nlrh, therefore 80
settle thern iu ono OF the noIPhloring aud irondv
-tAcl Wurrc me iawb ul the country vii gunan-
tee them stitty, Hlt where Il VII .nHy Tor t"
I . s. g tyorlucut To- extend n protecting mana I"
& em Iu Auy hpuG of extremity. VIII such iauds-
t'c motives No csuhot nut applaud th' "ulce' o.
| tlc United S.stes Goycrumout'
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More About the inauguration The CLOSING
IiOurs Of ongrcss'


Washia7ion, March .. Many persons are hero
from iis.auce, looking sitter their private iuter-
es.s, and seeking influence TO assist them 'n the
procucmeni of hiyh IS well as low p.,.A u-
They DO ~. seem 10 be nm ul Of the fact hat
there are /. he no wholesale removals from place
The term, oC about u.ne-teaths Of tho coums-
s,oned civil officers viii yer. soon cAp.rc. This
VIII give tie Pfes.doat 81 opportunity TO renew
Their commissions, or ~, o.ns ot-ers a. he may
thnk proper
lne has.y and confused uAuner in which bu,i-
ness was passed thro1,h ngress, tho las, two
days Of tho SESSION, Is aos among the most credit
Alle Of she pr7c,e!.rga a. Congress. The senate
amendments 20 tho smrL s.ory revenue, tho
srnendstory tariG aud ,h' In Ian Appropriation
bills we're no, even read :. the House, being ~
numerous, bui we're oil nou.1 incurred in bodily
and forthwith sent 10 the e. aioence Committee,
on v roso reports, ami vita hut hriot and occa.
s'onan7 lr periect explanations, they were sdop,.
ed I'D ags n to DILL merely TO dehns tho psy of
ofHcc-s ssrysas,, twenty or thi'ty sections were
.d1Ad IN rsfilaF 10 uilllEry adslrI Including an
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From Washington

Inauguration Dny-Tho Neather-Proees-
siOn-Sccue In the senate hnmber A nd v
JOhnsOn's Queer speech The Inaugural
-IrnBd deception at the " hite House,
Etc. ItC.
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City and Miscellaneous News.

The Jubilee To-day.
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A REMARKABLE SPEECH.
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The Vico-Fresident Sworn in.
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Scenes, Incidents and Ceremonies.
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TEE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
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The Inauguration.
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lions viz 5Oa60 cts for Cuba clayed 55a10 cts for do
Muscovado and 70 81 per gallon for Porto Rico
No New Orleans in market:
SUGARS.-There is but little inquiry for Sugars
and no sales have been made to-day. Prices are
nominally unchanged but to effect sales concession
would have to be made Holders. however in view
of the limited receipts and light stock everywhere are
very firm in their views, and there be no dis
position among them to give way, and still quote as
follows, viz: Cuba and English Island at l4allH cts
for refining and li9al6 cts for grocery grades: and
Porto Rico at l44al5 cts for common fair l5laal6
cts for good to prime and Il cts for choice. There is
no New Orleans Sugar in market.
REFINED SUGARS.-DeliverieS of Refined Sugars
continue TO be made at the following rates, viz
u cts for Hard Crushed, l9a2O cts for White Soft
and lSalS% cts for fellow.
RlCE-There is Il moderate inquiry for Rice and
1t Is selling in small lots 2al0 cts, currency for
common TO prime RangoOn, and HALL cts for Caro-
lima.
SALT.-Liverpool is selling quite freely from store
ut 500 for Ground Alum; $3.50 for MarShall's fine
and 81 e sack for Ashton's do; and Turks Island
at 90 cts = bushel.
SEEDS.-Cloverseed is dull and fully . cts p
buShel lower in price. sale Of 50 bushels prime was
reported this morning Mt 80, at which figure more
could have been readily bought and we quote it as
closing dull ut $s.75a9 e buShcl for good to prime
there being sellers than buyers at these rates
Timothy continues very dull, the nominal figures
for 1t are still 9ial.2j : bushc FaXSced seed is sell
ling at 81 r bushel.
WIIISkY,-WhiSky is firm At S235 per gallon. A
lot of 80 bblS Western sold at this figure yester-
day to arrive, but have heard Of no sales 10 day
The stock here is very light.
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BALTIMORE DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OCTOBER 2s 1865
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

, To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw street-i.3o, 7.Uj
$50 and $40 A. NJ, and $50 and 600 p NJ Sunday
trains at 40 and $50 A. NJ. and $50 and 800 P NJ
To Philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi-
dent streetS25 and go A. NJ. and 10 4l6 635 and
va 7. NJ. Sunday trains for New York $50 p. NJ
and Tor Philadelphia 9.25 ?. NJ.
:, 70 Harrisburg and the West. by Northern Central
hallroad Depot corner Calvert and Franklin street
~ A. NJ. and go, 500 and 1000 P. NJ.
NJ. and 600 p. NJ
u 10 Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Raroad--i.OO
To Ellicott's Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R R-62O
and w A. NJ, and |. 90 and 40 p. NJ.
10 O. Salisbury by Phila., Wilmington and Bait. R
D To Doger DEL by Phila., Wilmington and Bat. R
:, To Wheeling and Parkersburg by Bait. and Ohio r
R-90O A. NJ. and $40 p. NJ.
10 Westminster and Union Bridge bv Western
Maryland R-920 A. VI. and 80 and 6 90 p NJ.
- To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond by
daily at 600 p. NJ.
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge. Eastern
Shorc,every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
Individual Enterprise Steamers Light street Wharf.
10 Annapolis by Bait. and Ohio and Annapolis and
Elkrldge Railroad. Depot Camden street,. 90 $50
a. NJ. and 600 p. NJ, and by Individual ENTERPRISE
Steamer from pier at foot of Camden street. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 7.30
For further information see advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part Of this paper.
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Foreign Markets.
LONDON MARKETS


LoNpoy. Oct Il 1st5-Rpsincss in prodpce hos
boo,, oboal.} t a. :, - =: - - H''
oeen checked by the RAPID advance III the value Of
money, the minimum Bank rate having been adj
vanced on the ID to p cent. and on the 9Th TO 6 n
cent but rs thero ~ f,rco soIos i
Of PRINCIPAL articles ofconsmptiOn remain steady
Conscls leave off SSsaSS3l for money, SS4aSS for
the account Bar Silyer5 Id IS I'd. Mexican Dollars
is ll3sd American Eagles los 23Id. Doubloons
Spanish AS cd; South American 7is Sd Z on.
Observation-Disclosures steady, without material al
teratIon IN prices. Average price of English Wheat
for the week ending both ult was i0s lOd on 73SSS
qrS. returned. White American Wheat 4Gsa4Ss; Win
ter Red, 45sai7s; Spring 4lsaiis r ar. American
Flour 2lsa27 Z barrel = ''
Cnifcc-Ouiet without material chance in nr;cos.
5552 bags Santos brought in at 6lsaliiS '''''''
| Cupncr-Firm SbcDtbin~ +qI. Y NJ Sbo,tbiur
sd ''''''''S'
Cottou-IG,s Huctroiccl o,,J nr;ccs ,t ana finn,
rave way obout al Inn t"-fay there i ,nor. niin'
lion NJ Mi ,rcL - '' '''e'' i 'oie "i@
Ham, III i.G 49,; l,o, ,v COZ 1o,o go, cu
- I i NJ" % = a. y tnl "n'iI
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LEGAL NOTICES.

H1NLECriOS NNTGCE.-Noucel Is hereby gwen
~ to the Legal and Qualified Voters in The re-
spectivc Wards of the city of Baltimore that
AN ELECTION
Will be held at the several Polling places Of the re-
spective Wards on TUESDAY, the 18th day of No
vember next, 1865 as follows, viz
In the lst ID 3d. 4th 5th 9Th, and It'll Wards for a
Member of Congress from the Second Congressional
District, composed in part of the above Wards, to fill
a vacancy Occasioned by the resignation of the Hon
Edwin Il: Webster; also, in the 18th, 18th, 18TH 10TH
18th and 18th Wards for the election Of State Sena
tor, to fill the vacancy 0ccas0ned by the resignation
of the Hon. George C. Maund.
And in each of the respective Wards of the city Of
Baltimore, for the election of
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City.
Sheriff of Baltimore City.
Surveyor do do
The Polls will be kept open on the above-named
day, fromS o'clock A. NJ, until o'clock p. NJ. as
prescribed by law. JOHN J. DANEkER,
ole Sheriff of Baltimore Civ
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MEDICAL.


EH EESER'S FEVER,
~ kEENER'S FEVER
AND AGUE POWDERG
AND AGUE POWDERS.
AND AGUE POWDERS.
These POWDERS were originally prepared by
MeSSrs G " ID. " kecncr. Druggists, of long stand
ing In Baltimore. They have been in use for better
than twenty years. though never advertised. and
now Tor the first time fairly before the public. Dur
ing TINS period, they have proven to be the very best
ana almost the only universal specific for Fever and
Aguc, Of all the medicines in vogue. There are at
present many preparations in USE very similar in ap
pearance and in composition, to this one, but for
want Of care either in selecting or in compromising
the articles Of which they are made, they want that
elicacy for which this has become so justly noto-
riOus.
The intrinsic merit of this medicine has suggested
the pronricty Of improving its appearance by the ad
uu9n OF neat wrapper, well Of giving greater
publicity to its character and virtues.
JOHN LEARY & CO.,
Wholesale agents.
Mes. 30 and - Hanover street,
oa--n Baltimore, Nd.
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Baltimore Markets. Oet, 81 Ise5

C0FFEE.-There has been no n,oror,a,,t :; ~ o..
tp omt me market although quiet is still yery
hr IN tone NeQuote as follows viz Rio ot 1ai
cts gold Tor common 20i2a2lI y cts gold for fr II
good and 222a224 cts gold for prime: Laguavra at
2a3o cts currency, and Java at 45a5O cts currancv
The stock of Coffee here is only aEout S1n ~ aneS'
,tLOU k.LIhere is very little doing in Flour and
pr,ns market Lor IL max be quoted dull and heavy
stock pressing on the market there is every reason n
believe they would give way here The receipts are
however, very light and this fact alone enables hold
ers to maintain prices. There no inquiry whatever
for Flour for shipment and the business is confined
entirely to supplying the wants Of the local trade We
quote to-day as follows, viz: Howard street at SO 5Oa
50 for Super and for Cut Extra $40 J0all for regular
EXtrai 81 5Oal2 for fancy brands do and $l25OaI3
Tor Family Ohio at 25a950 for Super; $40 5a1O so
Tor shipping Extra; $11a12 for fancy brands DO and
$l250a3 for Family; and City Mills at 50 25a950 for
Super; $050a1l for standard Extra and $l2.50al275
Tor shipping brands do. PatapscO Family is sell
ing at Sl550 and do. Extra at $3.50 per Dbl. Rye
Flour Is selling at S7a7.25 but quote Corn Meal al
GRAIN.-For, Grain generally the market this
morning was dull and rather heavy, although prices
were ABOUT the same rs on yesterday. The receipts
descriptions amounting to only about 1000 bushels.
In heat there was very little done, sales being re-
ported OF only about 1000 bushels good Red at 230a
90 c.s lied Wheat may be quoted as ranging from
40 ets Tor common TO 80 cts for prime and White
Sre iso eb3c o 2r common up to a$OO cts prime
ana and strictly choice White 3lOa3I5 cts these deScrin
Cons Delng wanted for Family Flour Corn contip
Tor new White S5ass cts for old do and Ss5 30 Gus
new ana Old elbow. There was no yellow sold ond
the best otter we heard made for ii was 50 cts Som a
ioaS o. oas were sold at 5ia56 cts but large
Rye ranges At from 80 to IS cts bushel '''' CTS
PhoN iolQNS.-Ihe market remains oniat ,,i,1,
no material change IN prices. There is some I'LL
demand for Bacon and sales of some 20 ~ % hbd.
have been made day in small lots at 2a20 cts fa
Shoulders and 22a22 cts for Sides There ate IS LOT
ever round lots selling and it is dcn IRE now
ThFs LIT 9 SAY 30 6hd nd would bring
in it. We quote it nominal at Is cts for 81 Is 99ing
and lga20 cts for Sides. Mess Pork NAV be onni
at S35a36 and Prime Mess at S3la3l DER hi S,a
We quote Lard at 21a2s cts for Western but civ ia
selling at lower figures. city IL
M0LASSES.-There is nothing doing in Molasss.
90 far as we are advised but is very firm at quota
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New York Markets,
phiIatlPinsIia Markets.

New loRE, Oct. Election dull. Flour has ad-
vanccd . to 10 cts. Wheat has advanced Dab cts
Corn is declining. Beef and Pork firm. Lard steady
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Ely TELEGRAPH.
THiid by LconordJ. To,mcyd g.. Stock anil BIZ
BROKERS, No. ~ South Street,
SATURDAY, October PIP. NJ

,r 'N'' IDAf' Vr'oo'E - NJ
" I'o'N Ma, met Ecm'In.S 'o-''aS WIS ueh ana
i',' = D"lr I'M ''i"E ''IIlE inc ohi' STOCK
=. nc 'i>' III "hic 'hefe wa any appearance OF ac-
'NiE' ''io WIS steady al ~" yesterday price mt
10 "'S 'i'e cay GA Sr>'e'aN' some sac were hiadc
"' S''.r ''"n ~ dayS 1T per cent below thc cash
1"'e. Inv u "sac'lon9 '"-o"S were HuHc hght' en-
t[as on'y some 9o'oo regular way al no and
Flo'Vyu sclier ~ al ll2.
In Governments there was some movement but
'hey we're lar from nehg active 30 new ISSUE sold
1T WIS me same lgure aS was ohIaned nj the close
on yesterday but '-doa and certificates were lower
INC former SelllnS at )" and MS Tor a series, and
'G4 lor Sd SERIES showing decline ct =" to a, and
lhe latter at wa: showing decline OFFS from the
hSu'eS OF yesterday. There was nothing done in
T'"'T o' 0'S S'oeh' ana me transaction IN Railroad
bonus CONSIST only "t sales OF some S'WW Baltimore
ana ONO 1871 at -. Farmers and Merchants Bank
sold to the extent d" 30 shares at SILL but this was the
only transaction in Bank Stock Railroad Shares were
Inquired toy to extent, and baltimore and Ohio
sold at sis. and City Passenger at s2ll the market
Tor both Of them closing steady. Bankers ana Brokers
Telegraph closed without sale Mt Slll bid. Sl2ls
asked.
The Mining Stocks attracted more attention than
any ohersock on the list Bare Hill as usual taking
the lead This stock opened ut 81. 10 advanced 70
$50, and dropped again to 8 o. and s. 10 and closed
nj 500 bid S}lG asked. The sale, foot ND abont
5000 shares Baltimore Chrome fell off 10 to i els
selling at 81 % buyer 30 and II 81 regular WAY. but
Atlantic Coal advanced Ia alIinr, - II b,,ver
-. PENNSYLVANIA oil sold nj ~ els buver 3n
We have no change to note in The condition of tbe
money market The demand is increasing, and the
market is quite as tight as is comfortable. Rates
range al from to e per rcnt9re cent. being IN,
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PHILADELPHIA, October 2l-Flour is very dull
North and West; Extra Sl0al050. Wheat dull new
he'd 2)a5 cts old 24Oa2ij cts Corn is cents lower
Yellow - cts. Whisky unchanged. Oats dull at 80
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M A RINE JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, October p. 1865.
ATriypG.

SATURDAY, October p. 1865.
Arrived.
steamer .Iuniata, Phillips, from Havre de Grace
10 j j Taylor.
Steamer Louisiana, Porter, from NOrfolk-to NJ n
Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, from Norfolk
Steamer Matilda Hirwan, from Frcdercksburg-to
j } Taylor.
:, Steamer J9sephnc Thomson, Moore, from New
1ork-mdSc to J A Shriver.
Steamer Octorara Mclaughlin, from New York
mdse 10 j A Shriver.
Steamer Express Ryther. from Washington and
AlcXandra-tO A Nccdham Il Sons.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, from Norfolk-to NJ
SSteamer James Brady Lands, from Norfolk-to
Steamer Mary Washington, Gourly from Patuxcnt
rlyCr-tO VI Ia Gems.
Steamer Fannie Geoghcgan. from Richmond-to ]
Brandt. II.
Steamer Ellie knight, Graham, from Richmond
Steamer Lancaster, Tomlinson, from Havre de
Gr2cc-to Taylor.
Bark Flora Hubbard from Charleston-ballast and
cotton to W. Applegarth y Son.
Schr ) Ericsson, Bishop, before reported fallen
IN with oil Chingoteague in distress by schr Island
Queen--consigned TO Bigeow a Sargent
Schr Wide World, Hildreth five days from Sayan-
nah-to lose Lyon cotton 10 sundry persons.
Cleared.
Steamer Louisiana, Porter, Norfolk-M N Falls
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Norfolk-A w
Shaw.
steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Richmond
Steamer Agnes, Bowen. Richrnond-Wm j Taylor
4 Co.
D, Steamer Juniata, Phillips, Hayre de Grace J
Taylor.
steamer Columbia, Harper, Washington and Alex
andria-C W0rthington.
Steamer VIM. Whilldin, Riggan, Washington and
AicXHDdrl-A Needham x Sons.
Steamer Bruno, Foster, New York; A
Shriycr
Steamer 0ctorara, McGlaughlin, Philadelphia
Shriver
Steamer Joseph Hall. Passwater, Petersburg-M
Mitchell.
Bark Justina IIogg. Charleston-S W Bandel
Schr Elvira. johnson, New York; II T McPher-
son.
Sqhr yapor, Bogert, savannah-Pendergast Fen
Sghr Mary Ellen, Washington, C-Whcdbec 4
Dickinson.
Schr Mary Willis, Phillips, Washington, D GIL
Sutton Co.
Schr Geo i Green, Rich, Georgetown, D C--master.
Sailed.
Steamship Allegheny New York.
Brig Gilmor Meredith Boston.
Schr ElYira, New York
Cleared for Baltimore.
Schr White Foam, Halves, Boston, 10Th instant
Memoranda.
The Harmonic" Wilma, sailed from Sligo Ireland.
September Both. for Hampton Roads.
Ship Valparaiso Mayhem, sailed from ANNAPOLIS
Roads, 18th inst, for San Francisco.
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Ia tsa -sssE!:sssSs:=sz1 ORANGE AND
s.zs@ 1-1-@t-5-- 49, LEXANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
FROM
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.

On and after FRIDAY, Sept. l. 1865, the trains on
this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
=" AleYandriia ATM. 735 a. NJ. and 9 p. NJ.
GOrdonsville at...1230 p NJ and / 10 4 n
Arrive in Richmond att. p NJ and s A. NJ
LynchbuTg at...... $50 p NJ and Is A. NJ
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave HRy ;c66mnG All. 645 4 and 7l5 P NJ
g GordonsviI!c at......l2.3 ?. n and 1220 A. NJ
Arrive in Alexandria at. 40 p NJ and $50 A. NJ
Washington at. $50 ?. VI. and 5.25 A. NJ.
Qn Sundays leave Washington ut $50 p. NJ only
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria at
A. NJ, arriving in Gord0nsyie ut II - A. NJ; leaves
n0rdonsvlllc ut 23 p. NJ. arriving in Alexandria at
SP NJ. ~
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIexan-
drla ut : \. NJ. arriving in Lynchburg mt 10 p NJ;
leaves Lynchburg at $50 A. Nh. arriving in Aleyan-
dria at go p. NJ.
Passengers for Warrenton will take the A. NJ
ranI south from HaShington, and thc6.ij A. NJ train
north from Lynchburg.
Passengers by the 6.i5 A. NJ and rs p. NJ trains
from lynGhburg, and the 4. NJ. and lisp NJ trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington
Tor all parts Of the North and West
, IhlS route has the advantage over all Others by
having continuous rail from New York to lynch
burg-lO5 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax Bull Rum Manassas,
BrStoe, tatletIS, Rappahannocl, Culpeppcr Orange
and Gord9nsvllc where many of the late great battles
were fought. ~
Tickets can be procured in Albums Express build
ing opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad peDot
IN aShngton, also AT the Depot ON Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner Of First and Sis Washing
ton VIM H. NCCAFFERirY ''''''''
General superintendent
j. NJ. BROADTS
OcS-t General PASSENGER
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Making the aggregate - IL
ba!eSi or an average OF 1000 weekly. OF this sun
Giy about 3VlWV bales remain in stoc; here and at
consumption and lli,oOo have been shipped to Eu
rope. W i-"-
:, Ihe average estimate Of the Southern SUNNY
formed by the Boston manufacturers is perhapS NOT
over l9eO~H bales. while the average New York o..
.itite Is not under 2uUlHH with many as high as
mate seem: to be founded mainly Tpon data draw,
from U9orgla and South Carolina where the country
nS PtSoanly been drained by local
ravages of war. 'NN"oo' anu inc
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L. LET rggssss.E5:9gz7 RICHMOND. ,FREDE.
81 49, -- RICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC K. RIO IRA FELLERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DALY, LSmdoy p. H. EcceptedJ
The ouckest and most drac+ routo ., Dab,


TWICE DAILY, LSundoy p. IT. Eccepted1
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va. and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
Ington to AQUA Creek and Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqnia Creek TO Richmond, Va, connecting
there with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
h bnd kGhmGnd and D?nyie Railroads, for Peters
Salisbury, Charlotte and Chester S. G.
Trains leave Camden Station at 4.3O A. NJ. and $50
and p NJ, connecting at Washington with steamers
LEAVING Sixth Street wharf daily Sunday night
Richmond at 2.2O p. VI. and 20 A. NJ. IL
THROCGH TO RICHMOND ~ TEN HOURS.
fGty Miles Shorter and 21@ hours quicker than ann
other Route,
BE sure and get through tickets via Aouia Creek
ana Fredericksburg to Richmond, at Camdon Station
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks
OmnibuSScs and baggage wagons ALWAYS in reodi
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers IN Washington city free Of charge
4. NEEDHAM & SON.
No. l42 Light street wharf
CHAs, NJ. HANEY,
oco-u General Passenger Agent
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JOHN FAERyEODE.
ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES FELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
is the best in use, and has been well known for ff-
teen years.
We guarantee all new work for five years.
1t is better than Tin, and costs half as much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers of ROOFING Ma
TERIALS in Maryland, all of which we keep con-
stantly on hand for sale.
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted with
our PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH.
PAGE BROS & CO..
OFT III Smiths wharf.
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a scriber has obtained from the 0rnban, W supr
Batimore City letters Of administron on 0H hc u
ceased. e Vi s'tiu CITY uc-
All persons having claims against the said deceased
sc5eT on ' of BeoTs sfbb to the sub
they may otherwise, by law, be eIdluded from All
leh9a, 81 S1lu estate All persons indebted to said
eSti,e gre requested to make immediate payment
gwen under nv hand this eth day Of September,
lob, r ,. TIf0S, !. CARRY,
SS+' -4AW7" Administrator,