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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-10

THE SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR-DoSArIoN FROM
MRS President JoHSsON-CoNTlSrED CROWD
AT THE HALL.-The hall of the Maryland lnst-
tute was again crowded yesterday, ana AT
night the rush was apparently greater thah
ever Everything, however, passed OIL plea
sanity and in the best possible order. Inc
Lcnschow Orchestra gave Il grand concert last
evening. A beautiful tribute, dcnotng grace
full approval of the Fair, and sympathy with
its benevolent objects, was received IRON
Mrs President Johnson yesterday morning.
Through Mrs. Colonel Wright Rives, Mrs
Samuel Z. Williams, Mrs. Frank Rlves, Miss
Julia Rives, and Miss Mamie Maury, OF
Washington, she dispatched to the Far Il
magnificent and fragrant basket ana bouquet
of natural flowers, freshly cut from the con,
seryatory AT the White House. The embossed
card attached TO il bears the inscription.
- Mrs Andrew Johnson, to the Ladies Oh the
Southern Relief Fair" This exquisite collec,
ton of eXotics has been placed III the = ilorai
temple" under charge OF Mrs. William Ann
nell, and was an object of much interest 10
visitors During the day, the ladies VINO
brought the flowers from Washington visited
the Fair and were officially received by the
lady managers. They spent some tlme III an
nspec ton of the many curious ana interesting
objects on exhibition, and after being SUITABLY
entertained, left on the evening tram Tor
Washing ton .-Sua, IN.
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From uAYrI-GREAT FIRE ~ IoRr AZ
pRrSCE-OXE THOUSAND Houses BrRNEp.-lhe
steamer Talisman, from Kingston, Jamaica,
brings dates from Port au Prince TO March - !:
"a great fire broke out in Port au PRINCE on
the 10th ultimo and half the capital or 1layti
i i'm ashes In no city in the world could
fire extend more rapidly than here, where the
houses, being built of wood, rapidly become Il
nrey to the devouring element. The people,
instead of helping TO stop the progress Oh the
fire, either ran about half wild IN the streets,
or tried TO rob and plumber: The educated
classes and the foreigners did their best 70
save the city. The Government ana the
troops did nothing hut what could Few
men do when they only had ut their disposal IA
few buckets and but scanty supplies oi "a The
c,use of il Is unknown but it is a fact that
efforts were made by some men 10 set on IIe
the houses that had luckily escaped lnlrty
three blocks were completely burned down,
embracing about one Thousand houses. Elsht
or nine thousand people are now without
home many not being able even 10 save
clothes for themselves aud children There Is
great distress in consequence"
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The Valley Railroad Convention.

This convention assembled in Stanton on
,,,,,esiay last. The Iindjcator tells MS that
,,:,,mond was represented, yet we see the
,'a,,e If no Richmond man in tho reports OF
w. ,,r,ceediugs. over one hundred thousand
mars Of stock having been subscribed, the
charter is secured. The following officers were
Overwhelmingly
p-.siieat Colonel Nj. &. Hartman, of Au-
D., Soys.-w. T.. NJ. Word and Colonel
r'ndIrion, of Botetour:; ID. +. G. Brady aud
I, Patton, OF Rockbrdge, NJ. II. EihngeI
"a pr. =. A. Coa'man, of Rockingham DR.,
! 4 Straver, of Shenandoah Bolivar Chris
.,on General John Echols, Colonel William
,nan and Colonel j Is. Baldwin. of Augusta.
lam Wayt, Esq, Of Stannton, Secretary and
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We give below wholesale quotations of lead

We give below wholesale quotations of lead
ing articles:
BAcox.-Sides, 1.lc. hams, new, 22@23c. old,
so62lc shoulders, old, l4Ul5c. new, l60l7c. !;
Virginia hog round, ia l'c.
CORS.-s0u sc. supply good.
DRrGS AND DYE STUFFs.-Alum, e2c.: cOpperas,
lc; maddcr, l6c.: indigo, $l.65; extract logwood,
lsc.: sup. carb soda l2c.
DRY GOODS. Prints, ll31l9c.; sauin"ts, Csc n
81 10; silks 81. 75M$3 -. Sheetings, unbleached,
l2II2Cc. =: bleached, 2O6ll5c. bleached, New York
mills, SOC Gnghams, 25d i2sc. cambrics, l6Gt2Oc :;
cotton nannels brown and bleached, 400 i5c. !;
nannels all wool, Io i2sc.; hoop skirts, IL dozen,
IL springs So 20 springs $40 80 springs, Sll so !;
balmorals, II dozen, S2iGtSi5.
FLorR-Virginia family, (nominal,) Sl3MSI /;
Virginia extra, I'll; superfne, $40; Northern ia
milv gil 5OM Sl?; Northern extra, $3.50; Northern
superfne, SSMSs.25. The Richmond inspection
stands higher than the Northern.
LEArHER-Sole leather, oak, 3j@!Oc.; sole lea
Their, hemlock, ?504oc upper, 3514Oc.; kip, q
dozen, s5o6SSO harness, 3O@3jc.; calf skins,
French S5o@S7O; domestic, S3o0Fio; morocco,
s36a Si2 rough skrting, 2j6 3lc.
OILs-Linseed, Sl.i5 machine sl.5OGS2.? IS !:
sperm, $1,000 50 tanners, Sl.35GSl. so; sweet,
So 5oS9 50 u dozen CASTOR 70. 100 80 80 u gallon
Kerosene, ESQ 15r.
ToBAcCo.-1he market is little brsker, and
good in demand Wequote common Tugs, S44S6
good Tugs, good weights S7llSs sound sweet Tugs,
good weights, SlOGSl2- the latter price is sell
dom obtained only for shipping lugs bright Tugs,
very scarce and hight common leaf, Slo@Sl2; good
leaf, Sl26$l5: fine shipping, $2O9S25. There were
few sales of fancy leaf Of late at $50 800; good
stems, S36S4. Manufactured tobacco: Market
brisk good in demand, and tendency upward. We
quote fancy brands, old tax paid, very best and
fine at from 9Oc. to sl25 u b.; new lin bond) very
fine fancy, 5Oc.@Sl u H.. medium old pounds
tax paid), 25Gioc. sweet old half pounds tax
paid), !Ol6Oc. sweet old tens (tax paid, 25@4Oc.
low grade, unsound, lO@2Oc. q b.
wHGsKY.-Common, $2.lo@$2.25; pure Rye,
81. 4OMS320 Fine brands higher.
CATTLE.-There is in the cattle market quite a
demand for beef at from SC. to lie. gross. Sheep
are also in demand, averaging SIC. gross.
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FrcshctS i'm Wisconsin-Immensc Destruction
of Propcrty-Consequcnt Rise i'll the Price OF
Ilnur.

Flour.
MILWAUKEE, April 1.-The milling interest
has sustained immense damages by the flood.
The dam across the milwaukee river at Hum
boldt gave way this morning, but did not
cause any serious damage below. About Il
dozen mills on the river, within distance OF
thirty miles, have been compelled 10 suspend
operations for the present by the destruction
of dams. The same complaint comes from me
interior of the State: and the result 80 Tar has
been 10 put up the price OF flour fully twenty
five cents per barrel in this market.
We hear of dams and bridges beng swept
away in all directions The railroads from
this city are at II stand-still, and the mills ana
other manufacturing establishments nave
stopped for repairs. The aggregate loss OF
property by destruction aud damage III tins
State is estimated At between one and two
million of dollars. The river regions in
Southern Wisconsin are literally covered with
water, and some towns inundated. The Wis
consin river is filed with remnants OF bridges,
out-houscS, pig-pens, dead hogs, sheep, and
cattle All the bridges on Honey creek ar"
gone The timber yards are Hooded and the
lumber carried down the river. Some houses
and barns We're struck by lightning and en-
tirely destroyed. Many farmers have lost
nearly all, their farms being entirely stripped.
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The Alexandria Rioters.

The Washington Chronicie publishes i'll fun
he hard sentence which has been pronounced
against the men who engaged III foolish
fgo.ic in Alexandria last Christmas day, but
which has been decided 10 have been \ " riot -
Iuu> NANKIx to five years, I"HS LAWYER
10 rvyo years, and .IoHN TRAVIS, JosEPH HORSE
yA>, and GILBERT SIMPSON, each TO SIX months
imprisonment 1T hard labor in The penitentiary
~ Albany, y. Y
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The RADICAL DEFEAT IN ST. Loris.-The 81
Louis Dsaocrut, the Radical organ, acknow
Lodges lis defeat very gracefully. 1t says;
Under the circumstances OF the iate eiec.
ion, il might reasonably be expected that We
should explain in detail TO our readers lhls
morning, III IN article of some two or three
hundred lines, why it was that our ticket was
80 badly beaten. We regret TO disappoint an y
such expectation. We have concluded that, ID
he present ease, the least said, the soonest
lAended' We were beaten because our ticket
uld not get votes enough. Let 1T be the specia
care OF the Radical party that next time ".
Present Il united and harmonious front.
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Foreign News-Livcrpool Narkets-Austro-
Prussiam Var.

HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamship England
with dates to the Goth ultmo, has arrived.
Cotton declined "a Nd. The sales of the
week amounted TO AZ, 900 bales, including 5000
bales on Thursday. Middlng Orleans, l9Ad'
Consols closed at s4&6S+',. Fivc-Twenties,
7l67l4.
On Monday, the prospect of an Austro-
Prussian war was increasing. The crisis is
considered imminent.
The cattle plague is on the decline in
England
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ARREST or GENERAL GRANT,
Flood OH tho Observation-Disclosures iii Loai
>iana.

New ORLEANS, April There is further bad
news from the crevasScS on the river. heaFE
rains continue, and the. whole country l.
flooded.
The creyasse 1T Baton Rouge is three hun
dred feet in width, and there are many others
below. 1t is feared that the whole country
down to BAYOU Plauuemne will be submerged.
Bayou Plaquemine cannot carry OIL the HOOD,
and il will extend down TO Bayou L1tourchc,
comprising the richest sugar and cotton lands
in Louisiana. The same difficulty Is feared all
over the State.
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Ex.PREslpExT BvcHASAS.--The venerable
*. President Buchanan has been spending
day or TWO in our city, the guest of eX'Go
vernon David X. Porter. On Thursday even
ing all of the Democratic members OF the lie,
gi>ltture. with numbers of onr cltlzens, paic
their respects 10 the distinguished statesman
Of WhraIland, and throughout Friday many
If our most eminent citizens called 10 shake
the hand of the venera bic X-President During
the evening he was visited by the Democratic
members of the Senate and by iar@e mum
Der of prominent gentlemen from abroad now
in this city. Mr.. Buchanan enjoys remarka-
lie health for Il man of his years. -HHTIsb"H
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Wreck of n Steamer.

BosroS, April 9.-The steamship iona
wanda, hence for Havana, was wrecked on
the Florida coast on the 2ith utino Wreck
ing vessels Were engaged in saving the cargo.
The passengers and crew We're saved. The
vessel was valued at one hundred thousand
dollars, and was fully insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-10

TRIAL or COLONEL JAcqrEs.-In the Crimi
nal Court at Louisville, Ky, on Tuesday last,
the case of the Reverend Colonel Jacques, Tor
merly OF an Illinois regiment, and VINO
visited Richmond during the war rs a sort OF
neace commissioner, was called. 1t will be re-
,nem bered that he was indicted for murder,
having, through abortion, produced the death
of Miss Louisa Williams. The lighting par
son did not make his appearance, but Tor
feited his recognizance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-10

Hon JAMES LYONS, OF RIcHMoEp, Wave
!earn by 4 gentleman who came passenger
WIN Dir. Lyons from Mobile that he Is tue
guest Of our fellow citizen, Mr.. ALI. Penn,
=" Lafayette Square. This early visit OF Mr..
Lyons 10 New Orleans, at the close of the war,
"iIi be very gratifying TO many OF our people
s, were the recipients OF his hospitality ana
MSiadness, during the Virginia campaigns al
N!CA!nOnd.-Nf OrlennS PicnYN.te, 81.
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CaloKEp SCHOOLS IN ARKASsAs.-General
Srr,run assistant commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau in the State of Arkansas, m
forms the commissioner that there is much
hostility in the State of Arkansas, especially
At Monticello. toward the freedmen schools.
In some instances, gross outraSes nave peen
penetrated, the school houses entered ana
r"nsackrd, and stoned by boys who had been
prompted by evil disposed persons. 30 says
E1rupy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-10

Distressing CAsUALTY.-On "wednesday
hIsh,, about midnight, the tenement known as
me Old McEwen House, about a mile east Vi
,edsryilie, was consumed with nearly all us
,ohtents. 1t was occupied by an old gentle.
! man by the name of Brown, Il refugee from
,iehhessee, with Il large family. All his pro-
Visions, furniture, clio thing, &c, were destroy, .
"a and two of his daughters severely injured
" ieaping from an upper window. ellington
'tylA,iun 9Th
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New York Markets.

New YORK, April 9.-Cotton has declined
sales 600 bales at 3>U39c. Flour dull COM
mon 50 l0c Wheat dull. Corn declining
Pork heavy; mess, $3.50. Lard heavy. Whisky
steady. Groceries dull. Gold, l26.
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Interesting 10 Merchants and Other Business

We shall publish to- morrow carefully COM
,,l,d abstract OF the laws OF Virginia III rel;t-
ttou 10 license taxes. twill be valuable 10 all
men Of business who are required by law 10
obtain licenses. and especially useful at the
,,r.,rut time as the revenue officers will COM
,.,,,.,. to- morrow issuing licenses for another
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The Charleston Gas Works Restored to the
Owners.

WAsHrHGToS, April 9.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has directed that the Charleston
Gas Works be restored TO their original cor
poration.
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New YORK, April "a dispatch from Hall
fax says that the steamer England has one
hundred and sixty cases of cholera on board.
There have been forty deaths.
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL
MEXICO.

Nrw ORLEANS, April 7.-Cortinas'S camp
has been broken up 1T San Tornado.
The Imperalists are in possession OF Mon
-rrrv. Laredo, Piederas, Negrase, and all the
towns in those yicinitieS.
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Destructive Fire at Charleston, -. {.

CHARLESTON, April An extensive coniia-
grafton occurred here this morning, destroying
seven brick buildings, with heavy stocks OF
goods The buildings We're known as Robb
Range, on King street. The loss Is estimated
at one hundred thousand dollars, on which
there are assurances to the amount OF seventy
seven thousand dollars-mostly in northern
agencies.
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DEATH or QUEEN EMELIg.-Ths widowed
vie OF Louis Philippe died an exile on the
I1ih OF March, nj Claremont. England 1T the
age OF eighty four. She was daughter OF
ferdinand OF Naples, BY an Archduchsss OF
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IIaIfillnrc Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 9.-flour firm. Wheat
steady Corn has a declining tendency. Gro
ceries quiet Pork dun and inactive" Whisky
dull.
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Npecic for EurOpe.

New YORK, April The Bremen TO da,
took out one hundred and siXty-one thousan'
dollars in specie, and the City OF Baltimor
tAirtv-fiye thousand five hundred and nv
dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-10

SOUTHERN PosT-oFFICEs.-one- fourth OF the
persons lust appointed 10 take charge OF the
iwcnty.four post Offices reopened in North
Carolina and Virginia are women. Two OF
he women previously appointed could not
take the Oall
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APER w A r + II o y , f.
RICHMOND, Va,
MAIN STREET, NORTH SIDE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

BINsON &FAIR INKS
have on hand, and are dsily receiving,
PAPERS:
Wrapping, Mailing, News, Book, Writing, Ne
; cord Legal, Sermon, Engrossing, Copying, ira
cling, Drawing, Oiled, Tissue, Gold, Silver Color
ed, Bristol Boards, Fancy, Card, &c, &c.
BLANK BOOKS:
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Re-
ceipt Books, Bank Books, Drafts, Checks, Copy
Books, &c, sc.
Jute, Hemp. Cotton, Seine, &c, &c.
INKS:
Printing, Writing, Copying, Red, Blue, Sc, nc
| Writing Books, States, Waters, Sealing Wax,
MuciIage, Crayons, mkstands, Copying Presses,
Letter Books, Portfolios, Brushes, Pens, Pencils,
Erasers Rules, Memorandum Books, Time Books,
| Wallets, and everything in the Stationery line.
Chess Boards, Chess Men, Backgammon Boards,
Cards, Envelopes, Rubber Goods, and a variety of
small wares.
Bankers, Merchants, Lawyers, Clergymen, Pub
fishers, Teachers, Printers, Public Officers, and
others will find everything wanted in quantity,
quality, and price.
Paper Of any size, kind, quality, and quantity
| We can furnish to order hare made at short no.
tice.
PAPER BAGs-a large stock.
Being Agents OF Paper Mills, Envelope, Paper
Bag, Ink, and Blank Book Makers, and b uyins
from first hands, we can compete with the jabbert
north or south.
CASH PAID FOR
| COTTON AND LINEN RAGS,
HEMP AND MANILA STOCK.
OLD NEWSPAPERS,
PAMPHLETS,
BOOKS,
and all kinds Of
PAPE & sVocK
L. T. ROBINSON, S. FAIRl 3ANES,
Of Richmond OF Flo yida.
| Zap s-tsl
L,ANCY STATIONERY.
l. 20 reams FRENCH NOTEP APER,
Is realms ENGLISH NOTE, iAPER,
1000 ENVELOPES 10 match.
For sale by ROBINSON = AlRBANKs,
sPs Pap Or Warehouse:
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DR. JOHN MAHONY

| SURGEON DENTIST,
for MANY years associated with DR.: John q.
Wayt,J would respectfully inform his old patrons,
and all others who may need his services, that In
conseouance of the destruction OF his office by the
great ARE he has opened office at his residence,
On Fourth street between Broad and Mars,sasii,,
wnere he can be found at all hours ARTIFICIAL
Teeth inserted on gold. silver and vulcanite. The
highest price paid for old Gold Plate ia i-'m
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General Henry A. Wise, of Virginia, has
permission from General Grant 70 Vislt any
part OF the United States,
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THE VIRGINIA OYSTER LAw.-The Norfolk
Past says that the oyster law passed by the
Virginia legislature is doing more TO inlure
The trade of Norfolk than all other causes
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

StTRAYED OR STOLEN from my
> stable Il small BA PONY very el
rouphl ; the hair rubbed off the sides by <L}E>
the saddle. 4 liberal reward will be paid .-Zl
for his delivery 10 . ,
ap lows RICHARD foA, HanGef.
NO. ]. PAIR MULES FOR SALE.
y Aprlyto -
ap lo-2t~ between Mayo and Wall. 4lZA-
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STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
- at Sugar Bottom, on Ninth street, in this a
city, or the night OF Saturday, 3lst March, ~
Il GRAY HORSE, branded upon the .IZ7A
near fore shoulder, and upon the neck, under
name. will give FIFTY DOLLARS reward for
the apprehension If the thief, or TEN DoLLAkS
the recovery of the horse and his de livery 1"
me at Sugar Bottom. ,-.,,
an n JOHN GILL.
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| PAIN-G w. JONES, DENTAL SURGEON,
announces to all having teeth to be extracted that
after much difficulty and expense, hs has secmrsI
NITROUS 0XYDE GAS now so universally
and successfully used at the North, where, In
MANY thousa nd cases in extracting teeth and other
surgical operations, there was PoSlTlxEhY 40
PAIN to the patient; and as 1t j. E ndSiiRt
DANGER IN IT'S USE. To the medical profession
of this city he offers his services when in surgical
cases, an anastheUc may be needed All otner
operations appertaining to his profession gently
and thoroughly performed.
Office ON Main street, corner of Sixth, opposite
Arlington House. lie jim
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GIAIING &c. done at short notice, in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms. Ninth
street, near Main.
ap 9-lm
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NOTWITHSTANDING qualified ms Execu-
~ tor of MATILDA GILES, hereby request All per-
sons having claims against her, 10 present them;
properly auth enticated, to nae, and those Indebted
will please call at my Office and make payment As
early rs possible. 4. " IAonU,
Fourteenth street. between MAIN anu rfahAn'
onQ-lwk
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ITO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE
l MAJOR. GENERAL J. +. b. STUART.-An ef-
fort l. being made to raise funds for the erection of
monument at Hollywood Cemetery to the memory 5ry
hi nurpose will be received by Mr.. WALTER X.
MARTIN, the Treasurer,-Box lol, Richmond Sir-
ginia from whom any further information ma! nc
obtained. up ~
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~ aGio1aai Hotel,
Near the Greenvii;e and Charleston
Railroad nepots.

*. THE public Is Informed that the
MsiS above hotel has just lcou finished.
-IAsN. and contain, ncw furniture through
ont, tor me recommendations of ofTl:ANSlENT
ana HEGC LAR BOA!;DERS. The very
best that tlir markets AFFORD vii be foun,,
on ms table, prepared. u excellent styl,.
Charges moderate:
Passengers will be conveyed to and from
tllhca' ot the ,l.pnts iitt.E or CHARGE.
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas-
scnSrra 10 amy part Of the tuwu or country.
tlne MINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS, To-
pie Room connected with the hotel.
AuG7 r. JOINER. prorrjrt,,
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JOHN lizard MIDDLETON.
Shipping and Commission Merchant.

No. I S0r1U-.STREET. BALTIMORE.
\ TIENDS to the purchase Of GRAIN
~ FLOUR, GUANO, sc, and sale OF
PRODUCE.
Refers to 5ics*rS. lambert Cuttings K
Co., Alor''ecai x CO., Baltimore; CasEic *
Brothers, iichmonH: Gourlin, Matthies-
sen & Co., l'orchcr Il Henry, Cohen, Hanc-
kcl y Co,j u. Aiken & Co., Charleston, $.
e; iourdin, MatthiesScn x Co., Savannah;
Fisher u LoWraucc, Columbia, s. G.:
Mayes 4 Martin, Ncwberrv G. H.: James
iaSan, chester, >. G. Aug - Emo
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TO TRAVELLERS.

THE following is the travelling schedule
on the route between Columbia, Richmond,
Washington and New York, rjU the Char
lotto and South Carolina Railroad:
Going North.
Leave Columbia at 2.20 p. M; arrive at
Charlotte, 920 p. III. Leave Charlotte at
$40 p. m; arrive 1T Greensboro at 2.40 a.
N. Leave Greensboro, by Danville Rail
road at 300 4. NJ; arrive at Richmond at
500 p. IN. Arrive at Washington at GOO IL.
m; arrive at New York at 600 p. m. same
day. Oct