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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
EALE TalE DAES:ERI
What CuiTpro7nise bns Cos, n.--
what 4! VIII GcY. II VIC Ea,.
NOW.
tFrom the FAilndeIphia North American J

tFrom The Failndephia North Americana
For a long period in the history Of tho
repubc the fayorito md established mode
If overcoming great domestic troubles was
Uy means Of compromise. The Policy was
Cravn from the experience Of our icfefnih.
,.s, and was adopted by them ia framing
10 Ls'ionsl Constitution. Acting uton
thalr riecLpts, VIC compromised estrythiny
--blnking comrneros, finance, currency
nl'ionsiity, State rights, slavery, suffrage
ali wore. g'ossed over by spsciou. CON =
promises for | 70 sakc OF peace. Even ia
cur foreign earirs tho semo Jolicy was
adopted. We compromised with England
the very question On which We made war
,gsinst her, 'het Of imrressmeut We
comprInired with her again in such a way
~ TO give up 10 her Il part of the territory
of blaine and Oregon, whereby va allowed
har military road between Canada and
New Brunswick which could be used in
winter, and I'D tho Same for her IIu1sons
Bay territory in allowing her q military road
to Pugtt's Sound, through what is cow
I.ch and porulous gold region.
Experience has proven that W. suffer more
man we gain by these com, Promises. 1t was
10 with every distinct domestic question We
ever COMPROMISED, and st last tnnguinary
war vas the gulf in which they were all
llunEsd. No have ly that short method
settod thl.gs over hich the country had
leon conVuIsea periodically but here comes
patty wanting to re.ostablish the old order
Of things. and lay the foundation Of some
future war b fresh compromises. We are
adyissd TO Compromise with tho PresdJnt
hy couced,ng tho immediate admission Of
lie rcbcl delegations to Congress, us means
% sFertlng the threatened danger Of q new
clvil war consequent upon the recognition
tf bogus Congress. We answer emphat-
'csily that We ore not going to be fiighten.
"a into my more compromises The Sopth
p'aycd that game 80 long and 80 successfully
tnat perhaps the President fancios il can be
setumed.now. But he is cgreeiousy mi.
aiken. Tho loyal citizens Of this rcrutlic
aro determined hereafter to lcgislate fear
lr..ly,. without regard to threats, pots, con.
tpirscics or Intimidation. If there be really
shy, peril from the President, il is high time
we looked il boldly in the face, and pra.
pared to prevent any such uSurpations in
'e future. Tho country haa great need of
moving exactly what danger tbore is in
q, Presidential Office, and the proper vay
o. knowing Il Is not TO patch up compro.
nisss with threatening oonspirat0rs TO avoid
Q collision, for BY such policy we shall only
lrepare for ourselves some future surprse
~ cold and reckless usurper. The late
c'il war might have been averted had we
"a ways resolutely prepared to fight secession
when the South dared to threaten il, Let
- take warning hv thai eynovion.a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
8. 8. Caikins G. C. p. Griffin

Principals OF the Commercial Department, Insruc tors
IN the Science OF Accounts. Commercial Law
and Lecturers on Business Customs,
Correspondence, &c,, &c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Cloaks and Clonking

OF every KIND aud description would csret inll, ca
the attention OF ladies 10 my stock OF ~IiK MANTlt.
LAS which. being the largest ever brought to the cIty
am conhden cun sell them al the GREATLs {
BARGAINS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

'TELEGRAPHIO
AND
Comm erCial Institute,
W. Cor. Sd and Market Sts.. Up Stairs,
entrance Third strtet,)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole OF the Second and Fourth Stories Of Ola
al . building, has betn lifted up and occupied by tho
Institute winch will open hr the winter season COM
me ueng Monday, October 9th, l'es and enlins May
st Is g, during which ptricd 1t VIII be open daily,
(s.tur.iays and Sundays excepted from A NJ 10 IL
NJ, and from = TO p NJ. On Monday, 1uesday, Thurs
day al friday evenings, It will be open from to o.
The oryees Il au jmpsb-d plstn and urnsnienta
penman have been secured, TO ttaca
PENAANSHIP
in all is branches he has superior and but few equal'
IN this beautiful AIT.
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile sducs
tioa before oaered 10 the public
Of Wilmington, 90 sisting of single aud Double cutry
BOOK KEEPING,
Dau sing Exchange, In ur4nce, Steamboat ng, Commits
s'on aud JOlnt Stock Oompinys Business, Commercial
For and C.l, ulatons, eto., eto.
10 La Telrgra pho Department every advantage that
lie aad in any Office, afforded persons desiroua
ieardlns
TGLRGRAPnlNG
oil til. pleasant and lucrative employ ments that
can b. puTsu'd Til Tesuldiag an bsildi' i OF Old
ana lip.r, throughout the EotlLsIn and southern
SA.s the largo and ant Increase of busn - have
demand operators, that the I'D method VI
learning ID inGdeqaate to supply.
TERMS.
Invariably in advance, 10 be pad at time OF entrance
= disc Of twenty per n.,.e ladies. for urth
or particulars inquire at the lnhttnte.
rs 1he pubhcare invited visit the Institute AM
examine the various departments. cot 0.L
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
COAL AT COST.

TIE BEAR MOUNTAIN FRANKLIN COAL Co.,
Formed tho Mutual System with ready Mines and
Works III full operation
STOCK CAPITAL. $j0o0oO, in $1,000 SHARES.
RESERVED WORKING CAPITAL, 22,5oo SHARES.
Sold a; Slo per Share, payable on subscription.
bscFi liioa Shares fjs; OF 10 Shares, $40; OF 20
Share, sT5i OF 5O Shares $25; oil lOV Shares 1870; OF
go ShAios S9.LOO.
Each Share entities holder to receive every year
one hall 10 of Goa, delivered the house. at
the eost beside hafpe4ry uTldends Cash pros
from the sale Of all surplus Coal.
Stockholders may Idsr their Coal any Of the usual
sizoe.ump, Drvkeu kgg. Stove Aut. They may also
depend getting the best kinds IF Coal aud tA Wetoht
This Company and thif large Works Clear Debt,
and operate the Cssh principle, which renders them
both sife, prompt aud i'd the CHEST
LEHlGE AND SCnUY hlLL COAL al Low PRICES
Best schuykil Gal, all sires Constantly on hand.
Also LeRigh Coal prepared ioE Family use. 2240 lbs tt
the len.
JAMES II. PE0PLRs.
soc Agent for Il. N f. Z. Co.
alo6-l Coal Yarf South Side thistana Bulge
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
Things Worth lsenlem boring,
THAT CHARLES KIRFE,S

Third Street Oyster Bay House S,,H Fourshe,.
..-~... That II is without question a model esab-
xu&4H&R lishment.
q TX That all kinds OF choice Cana, Oysters nd
&sS Reheshments are served up there in the very
beat styles
That ladies' have Their ivate where
they can eniuy good meal without interruption.
That everything about the place is can and nice
that attentive walters are always employed
That the establishment Ia kept by who has been
a public caterer Tor years, and knJws tho business
That the place is highly respectable and is
by very bcst aud most respectable citizens
That noise or diaurdei s permitted ther,
That the prices are niways very reasonable.
That meals may be had at all houis Of the ayor mig
and tho proprietor Ia determined to accommodate
That his tables are nvays furnished with the
kinds Of Came Fish, and every other deicacy In their
That the place Is central and oasy Of aeoess
Thaf IL 10 a fayoIito resort bnsincss men
That 1t sin fact public institution which IN, pe,p,e
pitronize because II Ia conducted properly
And that It is permanently established at
No o EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where sllare inytol to call aprlSf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
REMOVAL

HhNWhV v IN E1s
HENRY GREBE
espectfully nforms HIS friends the publ Reper
ally that he has removed his
CT RPET ESTABLISHMENT
from, Vest With strest.to
No. 1893 Market street,
bertpeea Frost and Second,
WiLA1EGToE, DELAWARE,
nnene az viii Keep on hand good assortmsnto
INGRAM AND nag CARP TT
OIL CLOTH, WINDOW SHADES 20,
which he Will sell on reasonable terms.
kaK Carpet woven to order al the shortest notice
spG lowest p:ise.
Persons visbins to purchase orto get work dc ne
ave Invited to u. ADr ~
FOR SALE.
- Tho three story brick dwelling house at the
fS0 8. corner OF Seventh and King streets. Terms
2.8- renSon able. Apply to
feb l2-f JOHN MCLEAR 4 SON, o07 Market
fEYlEy M35foiXT7s-1 new stock lust received
u thelNALb Drug Store
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
HARDW ARE.
Foreign aud Domestic hardwares,
Paints and Glass,

Cat and Wrouaht Maitland Spikes,
Rim Mortiseand De ad Il and Latches
Pad ,Uheat, Gu pboati aud Drawer Locks,
butt StrH and other ninHsa,
American pTemium " ooa screws,
Trace, HITTER, OK Gov aud Coll Chains
Sdavsls, Spades ,pieksand Mattucke,
Brass ks tiles, an d Porc elain Lined kettles,
Broad, OhOppiug and HandA qes,
NH, Cross cut and Circula SAWS,
Hand Pannel an lennon SAWS,
Files a nd Rsspe, com lete assortment
T. Stacks aud other aAksrs' screw An eTs
Graduated TviBtship Aegurs,
pugh's and othar Makers AugerpI a
bAidw IN d Benen and Moulding PlA es,
b. " Carpenter LAncaater Plan
Butcher sOhi sails e OasetandPl netrons,
Wiley sploughsAnd Castings eskakiil NY
Guns, Pistoll 4 Percussion ia -waikerhnd, ther
Powder RlAyks. ShotPonohs and Game Meta
Knivgsand Forks American aud En eilsh,
Pen, PooketRnd Pruning KniyeH,
RasoBs, SeiHborsAn nd ShsarHa RAzorStrap
LookiD GlassehAnd Walters,
Sad Irons, Cart Boxes saah WeightsIe
white aud Red Lead aud o Their Paints,
Gold Leaf, Window Glass, Coach 4 Oopalysrnish
Japan Black aud sl.lr Farpish,
Spirit rurpenhne .Putty, HYdrauli cCemsnt,&c,
For by CAPkLLE PROTHER
. ouensssors &c JOIN A, DekOAJ,
}ant-iS ho.1l4 Market St. Wilmin pton. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
PLUMDiNG AND Gas FITTING

PLUM BAAG AND GAS FITTING
TIRE subseribersq - NOS fully prepared 20 Ill
% all ordera in their line of business with prompt
T ness and trAtes consistent with true
kzkp They Esep constantly on hand a full supply
dsers Pendants Brackets Portable Gar Stands, Gut
Plain Globe Shades OF he latest yos and desie
We also prepared to put In the best manner Pipe
for heating all descriptions Of buildings with steam.
havo purchased the gh for this State for Thatoh
ers Force and Lin Pump tho best ever made aud viii
Put them MP at short notice .
Having the sole agency for this State Of
ly celebrated patent Self Regulating Wind Engine. and
the Maryland Portable Gas Company Gas Apparatus
hater ourselves that our facilities for introducing intc
would call tho particular attention OF persons residing
the country to these machines They the best in the
Omitted States for the of great dehd
rAtum for the country gentleman farmer other
% wti full supply OF pure water all the house Of
barn, and economical and beautiful light The Wind
ready at all times day night, it there is wind
Without fear or favor to accomplish its task
We aiso pIeerred put up iu the best manner HydrAu
ne Rams OF the most approved kinds.
We prepared with the best werkmen to attend TO all
descriptions sAmboat ship and house Plumbing, and
copper planlshed and lead lined Bath Tubs Basins
fer hot cold water urinas patent closets, Wash
Payss; plain and circulating Shower Baha iron lead
Sinks; Boston Cenpany's Gum Hose. Water Pters-in
naSt our line Of the most approved kind
All descriptions OF Sheet Lead work at short notice.
We hopeby prompt and strict attention all work il
trusted to our care, aud desire to give full satisfaction
70 all cases to merit and receive share of this public
No. St MARKET STREET, abov Fifth, next door to
Ss; 5s,ss, .s;,,, FERRIs& GARRETTi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

Guns ana tuDs'DS Apparatus.
IChT RECEIVED stock of English Double and single
~ Gus, Powder Flasks, Shot Belts, Se,
cAPELLE q BROTHER,
sug 2i4 Market St., Wilmington, De-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

MONEY WANTED.

We IN p.n good landed security. 90 B1ni ~
Mort .,c. naubsr Of cum, of ESQ 500 q 500 t21no
ssJ'o s5hao &c Ary person having money ana want
ipg IL &c med safely oui do well 10 call on
W. McCAuLLEy a CO,
.p6I 500 Market Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
REMOVAL

he NJ CIV AL
THOMAS MITCHELL, Undertaker
Respectfully informs his friouds add the
sz..ls,..1.E public generally that be has removed
nom 1913 East Third Street, to the
N. w. Cor. Of 9th and FrencIl Sis,
Aud is prepared 70 give his personal attention to the
business OF t'NDENTAKING, In all It's Brauches
He assured those wins may require bis services, that
they will ind him ready with Horses aud Carriages
tended by careful nr1sers at all times.
sH-A SMALL uEARsK, expressly Tor Children.
RESIDENCE No. 600 POPLAR STREET.
Wilmington, March, O, iSG6-H
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
DIR. VIM. FIELDS

grill continues his sucoessrG
. PRACTICE Of MEDICINE
for the rure Of Gopsumntinu, Liver Diseases prOpsy
Intermit,ng Fever Chils Fever DISEASES Of The
Eye and Ears Insisted and other Tumors Yeters Iiah
Of the grades, Ulcers Of the Limbs together with
many other diseases, suth as F,yrr- tmali Por ~ =
The Doctor returns his thanks fr past ayos homes
his customers viii still continuc their patronage
RESIDENCE aud OFFICE DR.. VIM YIELDS,
No. 21S West Seventh st.,
Wilmington, Del. NH Is.tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
LEAhASh & SCuUHLkiLL C03L.
224O Pound. 10 tie Ton.

,s499E Tho subscriber has just received a very
NY superior quality Of Spring Moustsln Lehigh
Coal. This Goal IL admitted to be the purest
and best; the same quantity giving more
neat and lasting longer than any other coa coming from
the Ltheh Region also Locust Mountain Bread houn-
tain aud BAckhesth schuylki Coal Of all sizes All per-
DESTROYS Of combining oOmfor with economy, would
ond II TO their advantage call the Wood aud Coal
YARD below the Railroad between Hng and Rreueh sts
jaul7-ly JOHN NJ. TURNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

WAY Il GOOD.
n HAVE REMOVED
~ to NJ. WET FOURTH STREET,
"ILhINGroS, DELAWARE,
Wholesale and etail Dsalersin
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE
CARPENTERS
MILL%RIdHTs
MACHINlSTS,
and SADLERS TOOLS.
SHOE FIADINGS, GLASS, oILS& PAINTS;
Tin and Ceda Ware
Looking dlawss Walters
Counter and Platform Scales Patent Beams
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
mar 2-6m" GRASS SEEDS, sc
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

Total protection


Ri Wilson, Brandy~ine Hd.i James Dalaplaip,
Gbhstiaua Hd.; Jamss Webb, samuel Barr, b. C,
stotsouturg and Jstseu Sharpe, Wilmington HID; Rob
ert McCnbe, MIL Creek HID John T. Williamson,
White Clay Creek HID George z, Tybout New Castle
HID; Curtis B. Ellison, Pencsder nd John G. Clark,
Red L On, lid Or. WIN. Cumminp, SMYRNA Thomas
Murphy ST. Georges Ad.; Charles T. Fleming Peter
r. Causey, Milford J. 7. Comogys, Dover Charles Tun
neil, GeoTgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll for receiving applications for in.
suranee dues Of members:
Ell Wilson, BraudywIne, HID; Robert McCsbe Mil
Creek I'D James Dslaplsiu, CnriGIana HID John +.
Willis white Clay Greek, HID; Gults D. Ellison,
Paneador Id Red Lion, ~, Georges, and APpoquni-
mink Hundred Joseph Griffith Smyrna James
Crippen, New Castle I'D; Charles +. FlemmIng, MI.
ford Charles Tunnel. Georgetown; Henry Todd,
Dover.
undersigped, ngtUn, will receive mediate ait
tton. ROBERT heCABE, M. D.,
JulyN Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
REiN0VA

Tho Delaware Ftre Insurance Company have removed
theLr ordce from No. III 10
No. 6O7 Market Street.
JkCoRPoRATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
l STATE OF DELAWARE with Capital OF 100, 900.
Insurance a. their ONCE In Wilmington against loss by
Fire every description of buildings In general met
ohsndIe ships in port and their hou.ehcld
allure, and otherpsrsona property aBn again
damage by inland trs sportation Of goods, m-r
chsndtEs and country produce
Terms of Insurance will be AZ favorable Of the
CompsneEin the cities OF Philadelphia or New York
Parties lpFured the fullest conhdenoe in
sodity Of its capital aud oses will be promptly
al nsted nv the company,
At the Annual Election held March 0tn tue following
stockholders elected Directors fr the ensu
log ,eAf,
DIRECTOR
George Jones. sEml, u, Ne Nl!p,i kiw. Molnhl,
Jos Msndi nhall, samuel Floyd, Geo. ". Bush.
lnsuTAnee may he mHdeio any time not less than three
months,
10 hldltnn to the above InsurnA property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Con whose charter
reus elect 9ArrouAl insq Heal Estate To 81
feet perpetual insurance the person becoming
depohlt In the certain per centAgg Or
according to tna nature n the risk upon the
he insdrsd-bu which can he Withdrawn time
leaving per cent. on the QUIT depoted This
believed IN be much more the insur
there il renewing Of the policy from to time
Property that would be insured per at "a
cents cen. will be Insured at SA and per deposit
! and in like proportion as the risk Increases,
Pstsone Wishing to tnsure their property
formation the subject OF insurance viii apply
| ASentssss owe. or to -
IosS MoLE. sArrafarr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

LEATEI EIS.
HENRY ). NrcCOMBS
WILL ontnue the manufacture of all kind ofLEAya
w RRIQr shoenakers, ssddlers and Manufaoturoru.-
Also will eep on hnnd and make to order
LEATlI ER HOSE OF ALL SIZES
and Patent Stretched whole Hide spdsi
LEATHER BELTIEG,
sinse and double thickness plain water cemsn
piled to the othe and
Thirs aud oransestrests Wilmington, bel,
illY s-u II. 8. MoO0MBH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
THa4 fAEsMEns MUTUAL FIR +.
Insurance Com 9any of the Stauc
of Delaware.

II (0RluIsAL MILL CABRk, &c.)
This Company Continues to oner to the people Of
Delaware superior adv of Insurance aRt
loss by hre all descriptions OF property except ma
Tine risks
The Institution commended by over 20 years expe-
Renee In aud aenton to the subject of Mutual lnsu-
rance beug the hrst to introduce the princile into
our st.te by reason of Which, it 10 believed the Man
ayers have enabled 10 adjust and discriminate
between the different Varieties Of property as to rem.
der the membership among the most sequitable in
character Of the numerous Insurance Companies pre-
scented to tho public
II takes credit TO Itself that ts paymens losses
have bs4n so prompt and LIBERAL that yeaTs bus
ness and losses reaching over flooooU net sins o
case OF litigation has occurred and scarcely one with
out Gu Ire satisfaction to the parties insured
Looking more TO the safety than to the number and
amount Of it's risks it has declined Hundiedr Of Thou
sands of DollArs OF Insurance. either as requiring too
great amount in single risk or as ohufHg untt ob
In this nanneri II Is conceived 1t has the ssfeet and
ost SOLICIT list iusurAhees, In proportion 10 the
| amount-oyer Six Millions Of Dollars, OF any other
| Com pa ny within reasonable range.
A evidence Of this II has not only reduced the rats
of Insurance, at all times moderate onesTh during
the last yeHls, but presents clear surplus
fund Of s4 0O0 security against any assessment on
the Deposit Soer, which tum by the resort to Scrip
| Certihcatos the balances due to 5ach member now
being Issued will be paying interest TO them from Jan
uary 1862, at the rate OF per cent PER unrrm, thus
| making a still farther dedu euon.
Il commenced tho year 1863, with real Profession
| to the community In Deposit Notes Of s2oo, GOO
SurplusP Fund 5000
| Total protection, esOo, 900
< A, naI- Il
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

THE und irsigned would beg lea call the atten
hon OF the citizens of Wnn sten and the Hurroundins
country tn his superior stock of edicnes. ohsmeas
pertumery and fancy articles Country store keepers
ana physs,Ans supplied at the lowest market price,
Pabscianr prescriptions Eeeurately compounded with
the very hest mate lals at all hours 4, ALTON,
feb 2S-n es5 Market straet, Wilmington, D 81.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
DYSPEPSIA.

Dsblit, II il not az hole therefore particularly
SUITE IL Wolk. Nerv u and D!'p.p persons For
see t az ..,y ~ 5sy Whrf. pr bopti- i4u-lV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

TALL and xamns the stock ofPorcelan Gas shsdss
VA T. Y. DsR0RMAADIE,
sept No. 3o2 Market st.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

A.. There ctn bo finud tho Wilmington House
- Furnishing aud Stoys lmporiun, "A large assort-
IN ment Of Stoves Rlngus. Heaters Water. Coo srs,
&c Rerigerators, Table Kit-hal and Fancy Hard
~Eie, Japanna. Britannia aud Planiahed Ware; oil
Olothi, Mats. Wood War;, Silver Plated Ware, Knives
and Forks, Spoons, Ltdles, &c.
PICKRLs 4 CorTER,
mr. l"-it zlp MARKET st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31
p.~JOHN L. DOHERTY,

~
MERCHANT TAILOR.
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
ha, received his SPRING STOCK of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
yESTINGS,
20 which he calls attention. The stock Is large,
and contains the various WEANES, CoLORs, and
QUALITIES produced for the season by the most
CELEBRATED MAKERS.
Strength Of color and durability of fabric has been
l object in selection, and confident that his judg
mrrt will be approved he asks an examination at
t4e same time, pledges the
STYLES OF GARMENTS
shall be satisfactory to all who order
w. S. TUPMAN,
for a long time in the clothing trade, can be found
at Mr.. pouERrYs : store, where he will be pleased
10 show the stock, which he can recommend as per-
feet in every particular. He also makes
SHIRTS TO ORDER,
good in quality, low in price as possible, ana nj
guaranteed.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NH l5-lm NINTH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31
PORT oF RICHMOND. MARCH 30, 1865.


ARkiSED.
Steamer STATE Of Maryylaad Captain -. Thomas
ana passengers. D. & W. Curric.
steamer AlcNanIria, Hntarick. PhiiadelPhia,
ri1 Norfolk and City Point, merchandise aud pas
sengers, w. L. Porter.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, ria Nor
folk and Ctty Point merchandise and passengers
5 Ayers 4 20.
steamer saratoga, King, New YORK, ia Norfolk
anI city Point, merchandise and passengers " :.
stsames .. Il. Hutchns, Guy City Point, barges
an, .chnonprs in tow, A. Milispaugh, agent Sir-
zen sehoo%sr Seiia Brown Higgins, Boston. mer-
chordisc, Wardwcll, Roger Croweli.
Schooner Alhiona, spalaing, Baltimore, mer'
siooD firee sisters, johnson, Aecomac, oats, 10
captain
Steamer NJ. Martin, Hahes, Norfolk, United
states mail merchandise and passengers haskins
schaonsr Rebecca Knight, Bartlett New York,
ria Norfolk, to load with wood for 4. MiiispauSh
" schooner Home. Bunting, Chcrrystone, mer'
chandise. A. Miilspaugh SEQ
schoontr wye. hooks, Cherrys'one, merehan-
disc. McKowan & Curtis p., . Loo.
;Shee sSaoon.Sr .cKaayya Mary; tafxl9i car,is '"o'A ~
srs,non"r George Twibei Miller, Camden, New
'esssy sssyoonsr ri isaac Van SAINT Galloway Baltimore
,.;a Norfolk 70 load for Briscoe stansrd
MEMORANDA.
cau,ain Haftarick, Of the steamer Alexanaria,
,rrxSperensed ,rSa very heavy gale OFF Chnquo.easus
eiy,y mi.es south OF Cape Henlopen, and orougni. ~
wa - twenty miles north OF Cape hatteras, shifted
her cargo between decks but no damage 70 steam.
sbin Tonawalda in Hampton Roads, In TOW OF .
tug going to Norfolk, with rpdder and ruddss. posi-
| lost Af-o, schooner sunk on Shinquoscskaass..
loaded with railroad iron: Three lads passensens ~
and the crew safe could not learn the name OF
the schooner Steamer Patapseo came into in ninp p
ton Roads with her cargo so shifted oy 'aS Ths
captain was taken to Norfolk by apilos o"aso se'
!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

The LAST PRISONER or WAR.-There arrived
in this city last evening on his way 10 North
Carolina the last of the Confederate prisoners
who had been confined at Fort McHenry HIS
name is Hayton Davis, and he served throhsh
the war rs u member of Barksdale's brigade OF
the Army of Northern Virginia. ne iost II ms
iag in the battle of Cedar Creek, October, 1864.
and was there captured He was detained by
the nature of his wound aud speaks In the mos
grateful terms of the kind treatment received
from the United States officers ana soldiers ~
the fort.-Petersburg Lader.