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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-02

" y y = Vt y VI " y II Y ~
- sale ut price, - Iueet the market, -.
{ f4rr.s> VERY SUPERIOR VIRGINIA FAMllN
.5 ho..ne,i> PRIME PORTO RICO MoIASSES,
new crop -.
e. barrel, PRlNEPURTO RICO MoLASSES, now
rvr-7, STONE. WILSON \ FOSTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-02

MISS GIBBS WILL GIVE VOCAL
vi AND INSTRUMENTAL LESSONS by the
L"ath ~ quarter. SIX DOLLARS PER MONTH. APP
ply "A, the Arlington House. NH 3c--ts
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DOCkBRIDGE ALUM WATER

Z VIII ~ u - II y - =
IL direct from the Spring. fresh supply JUS
received by the Agents
PURCELL. LADD & Co, Druggists,
aFa) corner Main and Thirteenth streets
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" 10 Wp LdthcS ~ It'CHHtoid:
"LadicS: In regard to the societies
formed by the ladies of this city, the OBJ
icct of which is to improve and preserve
the graves Of our gallant heroes, while
your noble and worthy examples are ap-
prcciatcd by every true Southcrncr in the
highest decree, would it not be aS worthy,
and as much gratitude manifested, if you
were to help few of our noble heroes
who have lost their legs and arms in the
same cause The heroes who are asleep
beneath the silent sod are at rest, We
hope, while many Of their comrades are
far from home, minus their limbs. Many OF
them, indeed, are dependent on the charity
of some friend OF the poor Confederate
soldier.
"Now, will You kind hearted ladies devise
some way in order to procure means to
supply few Of these poor fellows with
artificial legs, who then would he much
better able to make Il living for them
selves?
"Thc above is respectfully suggested to
the consideration of the charitable ladies
of this city. What Il great and charitable
act il would be if the noble and generous
daughters OF the Old Dominion would de-
wise Il plan to supply with artificial legs
those brave and gallant soldiers who lost
their limbs whilst defending our homes.
The ladies' of the South have done much
for their brave soldiers; but help those
poor fellows who are unable, in pccu-
MARY point of view, to help themselves, and
God will reward you.
"ONE LEGGED EX-CONFEDERATE."
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{ fIiEESE. Fifteen boxes GOSHEN
~ CHEESE, on consignment for sale by
apM WILLIAM Il. KING & co.
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FURS! FURS!! FURSIII

lust RECEIVED a LARGE LOT OF
= Furs of different styles and 0nn1Ities
which we will sell at greatly reduced prices
Also the largest stock of Dry Goods in the
city, at New York prices for cashI We re-
Spectfully invite all cash buyers toEiye us an
early call and get great Bargains, at Nos. 81
nov24-2wd JOHN RoEMER & co.
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Medtral.
StrntItd Simtlibsu Clmantur.
HUMPHREYS
HOmmODathic SDeoifics

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
r1, experience IN entire success; Simple-Prompt-
Encleht' ana Reliable: They are the only Mcdi-
ctnes Perfectly adapted to popular use-s6 simple
thnt mistakes cannot be made in using them: "a
harmless nS TO bc free from danger and so ocient
to be always reliable. They have raised the highest
cSnmicmdation from all, and will always render sat.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.

DIRECToRS:
T. II. Logan, T. p. ShalIcrOSs, ]. S. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, ]. II. Hobbs, Saml. McCleI-
Ian, G. w. FranZheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin.
T1IHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
j organized four years, and in that timG
done n successful business, is stin prepared
TO take risks al fair rates on buildings of all
kinds, MERCHANDISE, Manufacturing EStab-
liShmentS Furniture. Steam Boats and Car.
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company oilers superior inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can he insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture. Barns and contents, for
or 5 years at reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar
geSt capital and surplus of any company in
i'll the State and composed OF some
ninety-four stockholders, most OfwhOm are
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration of tho
insuring public, and sOlicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
ONCE, North side of Monroe. between
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, w. Va,
over the Savings Institution of Wheeling.
N. G. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'I4 MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President. OclG
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NO. 81.
9nsIraurE.
Incorporated 1873,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OEFICE No. % MoNROF 81,

W H66IIHS OdVIHSS IHSLILuIIOn,
OEFICE No. % MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
WL tcrest paid on special Deposit, NOtcSand
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on all points,
In order TO meet want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday afIer-
noon between thehourS of two and four o.
will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORs:-Alex.L LaughlIn, a. j. Pannell,
John Mcclure, IT., Alex. Rogers, Morgan l.
OFT, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed.
Ocl7-ly A. {. QUAkItIER, Treasurer.
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WHEELING WEST VA, MORNING. NOVEMBER 29 1866

''Sir, give you notice that this is the
'snGred soil of Pennsylvania; am one
OF hor magistrates, and, in her name
ana authority, and in virtue of that
Federal Constitution which you have
sworn to obey, command YOU to turn
back!-it is just possible that the CEN
eral would have ordered the Justice to
get out Of the way, but more probable
that he would have kept on without
NouGhsahng the judicial magistrate "A
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
GREELEY on THE NITI,a,
TION.

ne Delivers Himself Before Starting
"est----The TruC RaSIs OF Recon.
Htr"CtiOn Declared to be UnIVCrunl
amnesty HHd UnIVcrsaI SuIIrrnxe.--
1cH' Davis IO be let go in COnsidqrn.
'IOn OF this COnCcsSIOn---The Alter
native Before thc SOuth-.-A Strongly
written DOCumentl-- ,-.-1
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TNHIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIZ-
i ed in April, 1854, in conjunction with the
well known firm of Cache Il Co., us n joint
stock companyo
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in some
of the best establishments OF this country and
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the cXccllencicS of all the
latest tlmprOvemcntS;and ii will he apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities having
been approved by the best manufacturers will
not be less successful when their own interest
and reputation are involved. AS n testimony
to the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPE-
TITORS,
by the judges of the late Exhibition held at
he Maryland Institute of Baltimore Md, in
October, 1865.
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
this city, and having proved equal, If not Su
periOr TO any heretofore known. Those nj
want of n tirst-ClaSS Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the hest mate
rial, will save Dealers commission, which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
the factory, GS above directed. or by applVing
at Professor HARTMAN KRYTER'S, No l63
Market street, for further Information. A
guarantee for hve years Is given as regards du-
rabtlity of construction, for every Instrument
ana Will be keptl III tune for one year free OF
charge. OH pianos taken in exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired will please leave orders at the
place above named, as the Tuner of said eStab-
llshment will be here every three months.
febS-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29
Removal of Store,

T $. RHODES HAS REMOVED HIS
= stock OF Goods TO the store room lately
occupied by ]. G. Cooper, No. 10 Main
street. 6reat Inducements will be offered
M the stock must be closed out by the first Of
January next, at which time lie hopes 10
move TO his new store sen2a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

CoLERIDGE was desCanting in the
presence of Charles Lamb, upon the re-
pulsive appearance of the oyster. at
isn't handsome, Coloridge," said Elm;
thing" "What is thatP" queried Cole
ridge, who, as every one knows, was
an exhHustless talker. at knows when
to shut its mouth" was the reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-05

N-rw pHysTOGxoxY on gfGNs op CHARACTER.
IN a. uauife.t.i thtOuxh Ten ,eramsnt snf Ertsrnsl
forms And s1psraiiy 10 ". usussn fs.s oisins. y
the plIRFsOlOGtrAL JOURNAL ~ enc tglanif.
handsomely bVans. ~ Address f0wss weiia ~ Bfuai.
car. n, n.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
l,AclrIc nAiL STEAMSHIP coxpAxys
Il THRornn LINZ TO SAY gRasctsco.
cAhv sli rs sssrtn es suAtbs VAIL
steamers leave pr - North rscr foot q Canal street =
June !. xKizosa, Mssr,; connecting wA Gsldsa cltr
June il, NORTHERN LIGHT, Weir. sosnss,ias "a
june q, siw YORK Gray; eonae,sias -ah oosisa
esp.r,,ss touch !, aegsl.9 ro,. :. !, 20 r.,
and iiih fcr Central American ror thoss y j., gaea
pound. baggage allowed eaeA saa, NsSaas' - a.
ros passage tickets ans All further lssornatp spry 4
,he orc. % the wharf foot q ',psi 49,, sea fsef
E'EEIour TO sag rnAScrsco,,
AT oREnfLS nfbrcH6 RATES
1s s sS' n s ssss ss .ss ~ s
.sssnssrs ard fright g,,..g hrcuEh Ss q .dss - 90
DTE Al sAs SasscIsco yrLr y
uSs = . q n4h Se s, ~ II a'' er,as ! ~
freight a lower rates .hsr slow fright lsssn ~ s Pa
vsr engagements Of passage. sui f.Irh, syp'y m
= 80 ~ I'D D. \ cAEntSoroy, ART
e 81 si sGS sM 81 ~ Esi sG sss9A
REDUCED EATEs 90 rAssAugi
s s!s's So s''s ia: sl.'' hi 81
rueorapI y rs srs sss y,p,scraro.
TIE sonIin sNHhicAS srissslir coxrASr
rANTfA8O DR. CUBA
Jerry W smith, r. mmsndrr.
ON wEpsEsDAy, JUNE - At NooS,
From per - North river, To-, q WArfeh street
Tn s's % 4. *. ss l. ss.r T., s ~
Che fu s'sgs o. wsisr ~ AXE aud ryef ~
ssres b passenger pronp, sna reiseis usas osss
favrrse line of tMg0fnls travel
~ r.ssNS~ sppis sariy u nsG ~ IN p~rron M Vess
stre~a. oornsr o. Warren. ID. n CAhRfsDfVN. A44uh
HAVANA. afsAL AID VERA cRUi-ANHl1ts
I'D ss $500, NJ. ,,sss',,lg,
Commander ~li .svs per ~ sNe,ss g'sr ~ - .Ss
prs on Ssiu4d.y, June p a . o'cloch y y.
For freight ~ pssssxW Apply t1
cGAs WiilrNEy Assst y pFpa'~iv
L,oR BAyAsA pfRgcr-rnB FAyoRfrE sipF-
II wheel steamship CULIMB A. u. " f.tfun mfr*
mstdef y ! ss f.sf per 10 Naita f.er ~ wssa~s -
June ~ &Drr. ccDes pfees.sf Tor Hsv.ns 4fs*t ftf
- kBosiins orssa. y. 4.
rotno cAsrLE fallo~s Jass a
lsyr NV ORLEANS pIKgcr.-.rig srw ipaE
tai #trAagall tonpany's stSsrnshg suNr nv ~
l~sfs ~ Nalnfaay agne as " from "a cyAltsnYs
800. No. Nusfa frwssht psssss- stss -
ssshb a. RAY >Oh 10 Bsruiss sfess
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L. THE TURF.
PATTERSON RACEs-TUEsDAY,J JUNE 5-FIksr pAi.
II FIRST RACE-Premium Of $2JD Tor all ages mle meats.
r. Hunter enters b. h. Aicoa years
-Icwie and Hall enter g. c. Richmond, years
d. Weldon enters b. c. knghthnod years
X II. sanford enters CHI. Earring years. ,
81 900 year ods mile and half dash en.r.s
THIRD RAcE.-premluH oil sou for all ases zmie hoAs
Hunter enters b. h. Kentucky, years
a A. Alexander enters b. C. Norwich, years
re Watson enters b. c. julius, years.
Ro.,. nd Hall ch. g. Baltimore wears ,,.x
Special m ins from foot OF Chambers street AZ ~ anu
snecs 70 Tue o X. B. ChIswELI. Secretary
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Leaxfms wa~a q NJ ~ rf~r fffnss;-
NaAla fAs~ss~ flw0 ~t~~rmw~ en-
fkyabfk y ftw..xrv.
ss..,.v. asAAh y es'y s~tS - fs~h isverrocl or
w. f1rss s.-s,s. : r.ris An,-eu rars-rs Bremen
A.. y esttmsl emttnw rsnm~.
ns~fi. 80 sns s,asan, is.sss ea sny hsax N osA,
nlllMn sna ir~ana 81 80 lose rate
fUr g. TNi ed rahiA ~ aprty ~ ne company's
on ~ Nfssay, ans 80 slsrrags trkss q ths passage
e0es " ne nesap&ny, ~ nrpaswa[ $500.
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u,oR sN.E = MISSOURI fuNIoRANrs, GUIDE
Ske,sh View and County Nap ~ Missouri With valu
abe cOHos ~ Inflammation fof travellers land Lyers
erporinf parties N Missouri prepsrvA by Allen Richard
son City No. A.o full Catalogue - Missouri
Land. fsr svery county " zoe stse With ful de
srlpors ard prtc. ter~of sent 70 any ndde.s prs@ii
fof rrir~ Of Msp. 81 pei ccIy lb~fal def ss9n
made y AGENT. Address ALLEN y. nIcHARDsoss JET
ferxon CITY No
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AT AZ CEDAR STREEr-PIIAETONS, EOCKAwAyS
n In gies &C., with Harness;
fine assortment OF nrst class work very low prices
ROSS IA
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE s, 1865
coAsrMtsr srEAMsnIps.

A ELASTIC coasr NAIL sTEkMSuIP LINES
N HlclMoND txise sesk canla 80. nee,na 81
CLAIR .Ea1ON ThursdayA CALM ST sseepaa So
SAVANNAH twice . week cabns SO aAt 50, second
sSs.w ORLEANS Saturdays. .csbln "a second ~
For ne =. Or bass,.e aiply to ALLSs Z: ihoaAs
CO., No d bowling ureen
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WANTS,

QS no $40 PER DAY-Ws want active, en-
I'D ~ ergetic AGENTS everywhere linen or woInon)
to whom We otter extraordinary Inducements to
pie will be forwarded upon application with stamp 10
pay return postage Address BRADLEY, CHAD
WICK * CO., lie Broadway New York feSd Ew- I'm
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= a NUMeER NE TtEE Ladies' oE,

~ NUMBER OF TEzE LADIES OF
UrS% MARYLAND HAVE FORMED AN ASSO-
CITATION for the purpose of allevatng, the extent
of their ability the wretchedness and want which the
late civil war has entaed upon large portions of the
population of the South As the work which they pro-
pose to themselves is purely of charity, and its
scope unhappily, must needs be ample to be of much
avail they feel justified in calling for liberal assist
ance upon all good people who sympathize with hui
man creatures and brethren in suffering and SORROW
They, therefore. respectfully and earnestly invite
contributions of all sorts TO the end in view and
decially in furtherance of Il FAIR or BAZAAR,
which they preparing to open in the city Of Bal
tmore as may be possible after Easter. They
have already received encouragement which pro
misses them much success i'll this latter undertaking.
and they trust that the present may
it that they may be enabled to send relief to thou
sands of desOlate homes and destitute women and
children. They do not deem it necessary to enlarge
upon the wide spread misery and want throughout
the South, of which every day brings them heart
rending accounts, unfortunately too true. They can
safely assure the charitable, whose almoncrS they ask
to be- that no wider sadder field was ever opened
to the kindIiness of those cheerful giFers whom
God loves.
The following named ladies have been appointed
officers and managers OF the Association. All money
and articles Of value which may be transmitted to
any of them will be gratefully received and applied
as may be directed. An efficient committee of gen
temen will give their personal attention to the bust
ness of the Association. and to the careful manage
znent and impartial distribution of its funds:
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DfEE.

AUSTIN.-On the 9th inst. Elizabeth Austin. wife
of the late Thomas 5. Austin in the 18th year Of her
age.
DUERING.--0n the 18th inst, John s. Duering in
the 10th year Of his age.
FAHEY. On the 18th inst, John Fahey, in the
34th year Of his age, native of Ireland.
ERANh;-On the 18th inst, Mary E., wife Of Capt.
Milton B. Frank, of this city.
GALLAGHER.-0n the 18th inst, Bridget Gala
CHER, aged 81 years, wife of Jas. Gallagher.
MULLlGAN.-0n the oath inst, Cynthia A., wife
of James MulHgan, aged IS years.
in the list wear of his age
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NARYLAND INSTITUTE.

Tho ELEVENTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE
III be delivered or THIS Tuesday, EVENING, by
e Rev. DR.. SAMPSON, of Washington. Subject:
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and the remaining So per share to be raid by INSTALL
ment5 of So at such periods as the President aud
Directors may determine upon, sixty days notice
being required for each nstallment of S..
Books for subscription to the stock will be onened
DAY, February -, and as soon as 1000 shares are
subscribed the Company will be organized by tue
Corporators named in the charter, who will act as
Directors until the third Monday in July next when
Drectors will be elected by the Stockholders.
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CLASS FARMS.

= al FOR SALE.-A very superior PRO-
$gAA i PELLER, of $50 Tons old measure
substantial and of the best and most durable
materials and Of very light draught of water, the
hull and machinery is nearly as good as new, having
been in actual service not than six months She
has just been put in complete order and is ready
for service. For further paTticuars enquire at the
South Side of the Basin. uo22-tf
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MARRIED.

R00KS-WHEELER.-A the Parsonage 400
Light street, on Sunday evening 18th inst by Rev.
H. h Semple Rowe. Josiah c. Brooks and Maria C..
,COOKE-KERFOoT.-O the 18th inst, at the resi-
denee Of the brides father in Eauquier county, Va.
by Rev. Mr.. Harris, Rev. Richard B. Cook to Miss
Louisa T., daughter of Daniel S. kertoOt.
Observation-Disclosures the 2lst instant,
in Newark, n. j., by the Rev; DR.. Eocest0n, W.
III. Colburn, formerly of Baltimore, TO Carrie w.,
daughter of Henry Whitenack, of the former place.
HYDE-BENT0N.-0n the 10th inst. by The Rey.
Mr.. Chapman, Joseph Hyde to Miss Margaretta X.
Benton, both of Baltimore.
ROGERS-STEWART.-0 the the DIST inst, by
the Rev Mr.. Sargent. Andrew J. Rogers to Miss Anna
Z. Stewart, both of Baltimore county.
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LUMBER YARDS:

Q II.
CONCORD AND BOWLEY STREETS.
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand and for
sale, large assortment of ALL KINDS OF LJJNI-
FER, consisting of White, Spruce and Yellow Pines,
iemlock, cherry, Poplar, Oak, Ash. Maple, &c. &c.
which he offers at the lowest market prices for cash
OF approved credit.
-a1-Bills cut to order.
Rs. Purchasers will do well by calling before buying.
SIMON r. G0LIBART
fe24 q, % mari, 246,9 12,l41Ot
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LTY COLr,ECTOR.S OFFICE.

~ BALTIMORE, January II, 1866
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the several
owners hereinafter named of the lots of ground in
dicated by the numbers following and assessed for
the grading of orth avenue that unless the amounts
so assessed be paid on or before the 18th day of
March next. it will become my duty, in accordance
with the provisions of the act of the General Assem-
1864 Chapter 3D. to enforce the payment of said as
sessments by proceeding to sell the said lots +:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rRBALTxsIG AND SAVANNAH
teS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-At meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Baltimore and Savannah
Steamship Company. held the Goth inst. called for
the purpose of electing President and Directors
manage the affairs of the Company for the ensuing
twelve months,
The following gentlemen are unanimously elected
j. BRANDT, Jr, President
TH0S. G. JENKINS. Director
R0BT. LEHR,
VIM T. WALTERS,
GEO. S. BROWN. "
WIN. S. RAYNER,
RaItimoY. Fnh Of 1864 faoT-2f
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
E5 SNEEza NATIONAL EMPRESS

lin ~ 55zEyzzsEsSs5 NAhh"NA .xI EMPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT 1l6 SOUTH EU7A W STREET.
BALTIMORE.
~ Inc NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPOR-
Gold and Silver Coin. Currency Parcels, and Freight
Boston Mass. New York City; Philadelphia. Pa.
washington, DC; Georgetown D. c.. Harper's Fer
~. va; Charestown, Va; Winchester Va; Alexan-
ora: va; Fredericksburg, Va; Richmond Va; Pc
taunton. Va; Jackson River. Va. Lynehburg Va;
don, y. C G0ldsboro', N c.; Newbern n G.: Beam
tort, N; c.; Morehead City n. c.; Raleigh, n. c:
greensboro, n C.; Salisbury, n c.; Charlotte, n :,
Chester, 3 e.; Windsboro S. c.; Charleston, S. g..
ana Potomac K r., connecting with different points
n the valley of Virginia. Orange and AIexEndr;a
K; K; Virginia Central R. R.; Richmond and Dan
vile X. NJ; Virginia and Tennessee R. R.: Pefer,
burg and Lynchburg R. R.. Petersburg and Weldon
X: H., Raleigh and CASTOR R. r. Weldon and vii
mington R. R., Wilmington and Rutherford r. R
Hortn carolina Central K. r., Charlotte and COlum
bla X. H., Western North Carolina R. R AtIant;.
and North Carolina K. K. As the lines of RaiIroaIs
are opened it will extend its business to ali points
9oqtn IN addition to those named and as fast as DOS
sl6ie to points in the North and West
The tariff of charges will be based upon fair busi
ness per centage above the cost of transportation
without being oppressive nor will it be made less
tnan the cost of transportation with the view 10
break down or drive off any rival; upon This basis h
company solicits public patronage. '-'
orders oe lett at the Office, Goods will be sent 70,
without charge, and forwarded promptly AOi
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
P0RTATI0N COMPANY
N. B. Office No. 1874 w. Baltimore street "a.
No. ll6 South Eutaw street. daa Oo otF
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NTALUARE4E REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY SUTTON & EEMMELIl

NTAEUARE4E REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY SUTTON & GEMMELL,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. Sc Exchange Place, Baltimore.
A farm of $50 acres, highly improved, turnpike
road, II miles from the city Price $4,000.
Also, 500 acres in Charles county, Nd; 200 highly
improved balance in irst-class timber, viz: White
oak, CEDAR locust, maple, ash chestnut, sc. Much of
it fine ship timber, near navisable waters. Price
$4,000 or $25 an acre.
Also, nine farms in Hartford county. many of them
highly improved, and very desrably situated Prices
ranging from 5000 to $25 900.
Also, valuable business property the Northern
Central Railroad; 50 acres in extent with store dwell
ing, railroad switch, wood yard, &c. fine water and
good orchard. This property will be sold at very
great bargain.
Also
A Beautiful Country SEAT within the city limits,
improved with a fine three story Dwelling and two
story Back Building, built in 1852 "a acres land
with fruit: flowers &c. Price. $4,000. Also, first
class Dwelling, with every modern convenience in
st, Paul street. Also, 100 acres of valuable Coal Land
on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, mine open
and in a working condition. the Coal selling at $l4
per ton az the depot (this is fortune to an enter
prising man, Price $4,000; Apply to
SUTTON Il GEMMELL,
te5-tf IS Exchange Place Bait.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-27
BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAIr~TUEsDAY FEBRUARY 27 Ise6
COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE undersigned have
v this day formed q C0PARTNERSHIP under
the name and style of MCCULLOH & JENKINS for
the purpose of conducting the DRY GOODS COM
MISSION BUSINESS, at 220 BALTIMORE ST,
NEAR CHARLES. WIN. Y. MCCULL0H.
G. TAYLOR JENKINS.
Baltimore, Feb. Is, 1866. fe27-1Ot