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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

The name of the girl who committed suicide in
New York last week by jumping from ferry boat,
was Margaret Fitzgerald
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no IL il0l Broad st.
YNTHO WANTS. To BIIY GOOD RFA.

WHO WANTS TO BUY GOOD REA-
w DY-MADE CLOTHING f-Those in want,
viii certainly answer, T. The next question which
naturally arises is Which is the best place to bay it?
At LEVY'S No. SO Main street opposite City Hotel,
sign of the large Red Coat He has all of his goods
manufactured in this city, and viii them
perior to Northern manufacture.
Also in store, Gentlemens Furnishing Goods of
the public. no 10
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MURRAY7S DAGUERREAN GALL

1NA RY. EAGLE SQUARE, Main Street, is the
place to obtain perfect picture at low price. The
applied to Daguerreotypes without extra charge
STEREOSCOPES,t the most beautiful of all pictures
zens will find MURRAY'S GALLERY every way
worthy of patronage Pictures taken in all sorts OF
weather JOHN MfJRRAY
Sign of the Red Flag over the Bookstore of James
Woodhouse, no4
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RUM.ruDpIrp.--Robert 4ndetsor !, q

negro, and very worthless one At that fonnd lie
way to the cage last Sunday night BY getting drunk.
becoming noisy in the street. forcing himself into
ing one man and attempting 10 strike apotbsy ia
was set 10 the crinal bar Of Che Mayors Court YES
terday for examination, but material witness for The
Valley quarters and investigation postponed until
this morning at 10 o'clock 80
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II Ike, hneIy hnshed portrait or miniature of
relative friend, severed from by distance or death
who would not prize and desire to pessess3 clear
rich toned durable pasuerreotype Is ehect raj
seen. But MOELS0N'S Pictures withstand the test
of time, and pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Portraits Is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
o sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOULSON,S Sky
and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery. ll0 Main street
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STEAMERS DkrA1srn nr Foe e Tb

STEAMERS DETAINED BY Foe. - The
steamship Jamestown. arrived yesterday from New
YORK, experienced dense fogs Saturday and Sunday
O'Clock, p. M-, and at the bar below Richmond ak
O'Clock yesterday morning.
s The steamer Belyidere from Baltimore, due here
yesterday morning, and probably detained By fog.
had not arrived last evening She win no doubt Be
at her wharf this morning
Steamer North Carolina from Baltimore for Nor.
folk, was detained in Chesapeake Bay II hours b. tia
fog. a 49, = -
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DRATT'S VIRGINIA SKY-LIGHT q

Il GALLERY, Established 1916, No. 145 Main ST.. at
te Gothic HiadoisOur great success during the last
seven years, during which we have taken OVER
THlRTY-FTVE THOUSAND PORTRAITS, is the
nence of our Pictures and obviates te necessity of
putting oarselres into notice. All we ask is give us
aeall and you obtain every variety of Picture at
reasonable prices with al the latest ir,roxe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

T0R RENT.-A house and lot of four
Il acres. well eacsosed one mile from the corro-
lion. Ia an excellent neighborhaed. Apply TO
a"''''' wM. GOulDIN.
-, y--:f Governor Street.
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NOR RENT.-The large Brick House on
II Ror corner Of Marshall aud 9th sts, aud al pre-
-. occ1ojed hv Messrs Bragg and Ruth Posses
go giyen lst January next. Rent $50. Apply 10
s TOLER l. COOK, Agents,
uon Pearl 81
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NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID

! NLOaI " u ELTC IhIC -FLUID.-
Y Moreover, the effects of the Flnid though SO
powerful, are gentle, gradual, almost imperceptibe
TO the feelings of the patient except through sense
of ease and comfort that words can express The
Fluid is perfectly harmless and innocucus There is
not single substance combination of substances
used in medicine that may be said to present the
same advantage in that point; but this is not ALL
Being eniphatically q direct sedative, endowed
with properties, sui geners the like OF which do
exist in any known substance. or combination of SUBJ
stances and perfectly copgenial with the laws of na-
ture it proposes the inestmable advantage of effect
ing the without producing the least trouble in
the functions .xhausting the vital powers and as
there has been loss of vitality the convalescence
is wonderfully rapid and short.
A. MAUSSENET. NJ D.
r ROCHECHOUART, 40. =
( PARIS, February Q, 1858. g s..55
For particulars proofs pamphlets, to be had
gratis of the Agents.
Price p cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by
no 2l-6t PURCELL, LADD co.
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\ kANULATED GITM-This beautiful

~ article, used for securing artificial teeth on their
plates, sGrpasSes every attempt Initiating the ma
tnrai gum, with somewhat similar preparations
whilst ts strength Is great that have yet hear
OF the rst set OF teeth In which il has been broken
by accident or by use.
My Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
their smoothness This of surface prevents
she iodgment OF food about them. which would
natural teeth through life, as they never come OUT
After iong course of experiments. have secured
a compound tor weak teeth, thnt can be used when
ii is impossible to use any kind of metal. =
r. ID. 1ADDINGTON,
Graduate Dentist
Ofbce one door from 10Th, Main st NOT
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SPECIAL EW YOR X
- AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Specie, Gold, Silver, Bullion, Jewelry Precions
Stones Metals Valuable Articles of any kind will
not be received on board of either of the Companys
Ships, viz: the jamestown or the Roanoke, ex-
cept by special agreement with the Agents the Pur.
sers of the Ships; will the Company be respond
BILE for such articles. unless bills of lang granted
therefor, and the value therein stated.
LUDLAM l. WATSON,
25 Agents..
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND

"a 4
"A IMPORTANT IalPROyEMRNT.-The under.
signed have purchased the right to use Dr. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one Of the
greatest and most important inventions ever made in
this branch of the Dentists art
The Improvement consists in the emplovment of a
meta! superior to gold in purity and In the complete
union OF all the teeth by slicious compound which
az the same time forms the most beautiful and natu
arites and rendering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth il
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satsfaction,) invited to try
this invention which they can do at but little sdd
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of this kind
of work to any persons who viii call at our Office
whether odey want artificial teeth or not
WAYT L. MAHONY Dentists
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mon kENT--A very desirable Lodging
L Room over the store of the Subscribers.
ia BuLkLEY & co.
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DOCKET CUTLERY.-J just received
IL per steamer City of Manchester direct from Eng
and George Wortenholm Sons superior Pocket
aud Pen Knives, with l., 2 8, and blades; Ladies'
Scissors and Shears Razors in great variety; seme
very fine Toilet Cases; Scissors In Morocco cases,
besutiiu! article for presents-which we ofer at
low prices.
CT sINTON & co,
no II Sign of the Circular Saw, III Main Ut.
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NOR SALE OR RENTING are au-
II ther5sed to sell or rent the Brick House, with
ether copv eGieuces on the Canal, near Mr.. Joseph
r Andelsou's Foundry, and at present occupied by
Nj Daniel Totty grocery store. Possession given
On the LIST Of Jauuary next.
For terms, spply to
A
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY 3. A. CoWARDIN.

.nArIy DISPATCH is served to subsc,ihers
Sne wi, eeARrER CENTS PER We SIX, payable 70
a carrier weekly Price for mailinas 81 year 10
advance.
rsA weEKIy DlssATcH is Issued every Friday
= rsaIled 20 subscribers at 81 per annosn.
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NIRE. LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
n w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

NJ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
1Ns Dealer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTH
ING l35 Broad Street, Richmond keeps constantly
on hand and for sale full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scription. Also beautiful assortment OF Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings which will be made up to
order on the shortest notice and the most accommo
dating terms, and in manner which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the city Citi-
and strangers respectfully invited to CALL as
feel confident that can give the most perfect sa'
tsfection.
All kinds of Cutting done and warranted to fit
at = reduced nrice oc 5-Sm
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CURTAIN DAMASKS.--Rich Satin de
~ LANES for Curtains.
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Curtain Giups and Loops
Super Marseiiles Quilts, all sizes
English Furniture Prints
Crib ard Bed Blankets
124 Bitached Cotton Shirtings
1G4 and f2-4 Linen do.
Ga. "a and ID4 Table Danask
Table Napkins, Deyles and Toweliings.
For sale low by CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP,
noI7 No. SO Main st.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT--Tbat large and commodious
r 5yrelliaS hoase ON Broad street, Church Hin,
=. %ssc,,,rea hy Thomas +. Butler. Rent S5r0 per
.ospyN. fossessiea given on the ist OF December
Sf Arplv 10 Mrs f. g. CARRiNGTON. nrto
ht heASt yawttsD JOS. NJ. CARRfNGTON.
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY-One
IA that has long been sought after, viz a CHEMI-
CAL LIQUID SOLDER, for rnending broken china,
glass or earthenwsre of every description This In
at our store should be in possession of every house
keeper The directions each phial are simple,
and when correctly followed, the performer never
fails in restoring the article be joined to its wontea
strength For sale by
r. b. DUvAL BRO, Druggists
ocl5 199 Bank Sqnare.
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EUANO! GUANO!!-50O Tons QUA
~ NO for sale, to arrive in the next fen days
Price $4S per ton, delivered in Richmond Depofs, el
nos s. MoGRUDERs SONS
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EOR LADIES.-A large supply of sea-
IL sonable CATERS and SHOES. for ladies, has
just been received at the LADIES SALOON."-
Among them will be found some very pretty styles,
suitable for the present season.
Ladies' in want of Shoes, of almost any description,
would do well to give the Subscribers call.
no 10 WHITE x PAGE, rs Main st.
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THE subscriber has just received from
IL New York Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and FESTINGS TO be
found in those markets, which he will make up on
reasonable terms and in the most fashionable style
He begs share of public patronage. Examine Tor
yourself.
READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
Richmond manufacture, as cheap as at any other
house in the city.
Gentlemen's FURNISHING G00D5 IN great va
riety. w. u. BENSON,
Sc l3 1l0 Main ST.
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CCHOOLER'S GEOMETRY. j. w.
y RANDOLPH has just published---price $2-Ele-
,nenfs of Descriptive Geometry-the Point, Tie
Straight Line and the Plane, BY 5. Schooier, nj. A.,
Instructor in Mathematics at Hanover Academy va,
The nrinting paper and engravings in this Book are
IN the finest style of the arts and is altogether supe
rier to any English American work on the subject
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SAGACIoUs D0Gs-Mr. Charles III. Lanr-
ley, OF this city, owns large black Newfounlsnd
dog, who, for several months past has been in the
and their machine to the fire. Let the alarm 81 al
ven, night or day, and ten 60 one that this CO.
nns 2 h,emsn rsf at the engine door ready forthe
ratns whirs away. he dashes to tho front rank and
Win oarks OF rejoicing urges the company to the
scene OF consagration Devoted as he 10 to hs mae
ters family, no coaxing can induce him to remain It
home one minute after the alarm is given. Usualy
duli ana sluggish, the bells give him new life and he
az once becomes as sprghtly as kitten q
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hats AND BOOTS.-From fifteen to
IL twenty per cent saved by buying from J. H
ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building Richmond
Moleskin HATS, of best quality..............S3 50
Do do second do...................S 90
DIdD DcdNcr
Fashionable SILK HATS. S........................2 80
fine caifskin seweG BOOTS, 80
Congress Cater BOOTS. Observation-Disclosures 25
3 OPINION OF THE PREss.-(From the Fincastle De-
mocrat, April i, 1858 by the way, we would say
word for our friend, John H. Anthony, Columbian
Hotel Building, to those going to Richmond, and
wanting on landing there, to brush up little. Just
think of the finest kind of HAT for S5 So and fine
calfskin sewed BOOTS for $S So He promises to do
this, and we know he can. for we saw him do it.
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YlIEMAN'S SURGICAL ms I Il u
Il MENTE.-We have constantly on hand large
asorf1nent of the latest styles and most approved
asaterns of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, from the
above celebrated msnuiacsuIer, compnsing U part
wbah the attention Of physicians and others is in
w. 49, 'N ADIE& GRAY. Druggists
70 I47 Main street.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
M AT GOLDSMITHS Cheap Store, No. Al Main
street-Just received large lot of Neede-worked
Collars; also Plaies for dresses and scarfs Plaid,
Chan geabe and Figured Silks; also bargains In Alpa'
cas- Meruoes Flannels, Blankets, Sattnets Ribbons,
Sack Cloths, Piano Covers, Ginghams, and lots of
other goods Call early if you want to get the first
cbo1ce no 10
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NJ ACE N WlNSION, corner OF Gary
IN and l4th or Pearl Streets have in store, gem
eral assortment of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.
which they offer the most advantageous terms to
the mel mbers of the Agricultural Fair and the pub
lie generally They will give their personal atten-
=; ;aned to their care sno2
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VELVET VESTS, CASSIM 4 r. Z
PANTS, &e.-By the Jamestown this morning,
we are receiving direct from manufactory, Fancy
Flush, Silk Six pefset Castmcre-Pelpes, black and
fancy Cashmere VESTS, dc. Also very large lot
Of black sEd fancy Cashmere PANTS all sizes, quail
lhes and prices. Call at No. 102 Main st.
noH KEEN. CHfLES BALDWIN.
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EATAL AFFRAr.-A difEculty occurred
- f..ss on Sunday last between two negro
p;eS rans which one of them was stabbed and
a..gsl instantly These seryantA a. we learn
nsy sSiMSen tnsm originated thus: The one who
nsed b was = Is ss q bis murderer al
refused to obey, words passed between fhem ,,h;ch
was was followed BY blows when the son piunFed &
knife tHtothe fafher three times once In eacb siae
The murder took place about three miles frou, the
r. nats. One OF the servants is owned BY Mr. Reed
Ine mnrdert has been arrested s now in prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

TNOILET SETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
ToiIet Sets. g, 10, IA and 16 pieces, of Blue,
White. Granite Flowinei DECORATED and Gilt and
Fancy Patterns; Toilet Ware Basins and Ewers, and
o.ner pieces ansS e- JAS. D. B. EVANS,
.eH No. lit West Main ST
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lON'T BE HtMBuG1iE11. --ND :

pyr, pc uMBuGGED.--NR.O OS.
BORNE would iufsrm the a5od 49, ~. Z.
hcnnonn fhaf he 18TH 70 be found at h. ss,.
llsheu aasasfy opposite the Banks Mr. O.. has ~,
has done tine business tor twent two ~ As
OSBORNE claims 60 be the tifst ID Richfen;a !,
give to Daguertotypes kfe-iike hesh-cosors5 ~,
pearaucs. - = - - -
STOCK STOCK. sTocK...-osBoRNF i.
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMErAS
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, aud STOCK. wholesale or
retail OSBORNE e
oe2i Sign of the Flags Of eli Natibns
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WHITE, Red and Yellow FLANNELS,
~ just received 1t very low prices also beauti-
ngi assortment of French Fianpels, all colors, for
Chiidreus Sacks at 50 cents per yard
10 10 HART G MOSES, 50 Main 1t.
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nANIEL FL. LONDON, Corner Main
II and 18th Streets Richmond kinds Win
and Fall Goods at reduced prices to ciese on the
in most styles and the prices very low particularly
Ladies, Dress Goods in patterns Silks Marino, CASH
meres Mouselaines Alpacas and Cambri;si Flannels,
Blankets yestines and Shawls mol
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-16
THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

The approaching August elections seem to attract
little attention during the presen calm in national
politics. calm and quiet most refreshing after the
hurricane of last fall As journalists however, we
must remind our readers that elections will take
place next month in the States of Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Alabama, Texas, Tennessee, and
North Carolina In the two latter States the elections
will be held Thursday the 4th Of August and in the
others Monday the lst of August In Kentucky and
Arkansas members OF Congress and Legislature
are to be chosen in Missouri and North Carolina mem
bers of Congress- and in each of the States Of Alabama
Texas and Tennessee Governor Legislature, and mem
bers Of Congress to be elected Party lines except
in Texas, pretty strictly drawn and in Kentucky,
Missouri and Tennessee the Is exceedingly ami
mated. In Missouri only two members of Congress are
to be chosen, they being the additional members to which
the State is entitled under the late apportionment act
The other five elected last year before the above
mentioned passed, and the Legislature subse-
quenty divided the State into sevenstricts The cleo
ton this year is held in the St. Louis and Palmyra dis
trics the first Of which is Democratic and the latter
Whig.-BaAinore American,
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The Union apprehends that /" some of the signs
of disssnsion which seem TO threaten the har-
mony of the Democratic party in some Of the
States may be traced to failure to keep always
in view the true basis on which the doctrine of
acquiescence in the Compromise was intended to
rest" The Union then argues that the Baltimore
platform does not require approval, but only acq-
esceace. 1t says that 'the friend and the enemy
Of slavery are left alike to entertain their indv
dual opinions and so long as they are content to
entertain them as individuals, and not as Demo-
Gratis, the party cannot take cognizance Of the
| subject" All concerned will take due notice
thereof and govern themselves accordingly; espe-
cially as they have "under the rule" very con-
siderable license for "agitation," in variety of
ways. 1t may be well here 10 add that a late
number of the Union submits as question, which
Democrats may proftably study, whether the pre-
sent condition of party is not such to inspire
our enemies with hopes of important recruits from
our ranks. However much of animation and
energy may be infused into our Presidential con-
tests by the patronage which is to be dispensed
by the successful party, it has ever been true,
and always will be so, and is especially 50 now,
that the patronage becomes real source Of weak
ness TO any President" We leave this question,
ALSO to the consideration of those concerned, with
out comment on our part.-AlerdRdria Gazette.
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A SOUTH CAROLINA GOLD MINE.

We had the pleasure Of meeting and conversng with
Nr. Dorm few days past when on a visit to Greenye,
and Of learning from him particulars in relation to
his valuable gold mine in Abbeville Much as we had
previously heard Of the ncalcuabe value Of this proper
~ we were astounded at Of the facts stated by Mr.
h. II may be as well TO that Mr. Dorm is plain
unostenatious gentleman and man Of truth which is
better than all his wealth Therefore his statements
be implicitly relied upon
Mr. d informed us that he had within the last eighteen
months, with small force, taken from his mine some
three hundred thousand dollars that he had traced the
vein mile and quarter his land that it was fifteen
feet vide and we forget how many deep that there
vas gold most frequently dscoverable from the surface
y the rich vein below Mr.. Dorm has got as much as
900 from one bushe Of dirt and has been IL we re.
collect Alright offered million two dollars for one half
Of his mine, which he very wisely declined taking His
is manifesty worth indefinite number Of millions
an the worthy proprietor is unquestonaby one Of the
richest in America; perhaps the richest and ladies'
goodlooking and agreeable bachelor also We trust
Mr. Dorm will not fail to attend the Ladies' PRESBYTERIAN
Fair this place. bringing with him the product Of
bue Of that dirt for the benefit OF the church. and we
know several Of beautiful girls any one OF whom
would alone be fair exchange for his hand and gold
.aine. --G reonuRLe Hountdineer.
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DREADFUL CALAsIrY.-seyera persons were killed and
many more injured by the falling Of house at Hayer
straw, on the Hudson river, a. - during storm about
six o'clock in the evening Of Friday The building was
formerly used as carpet weaving establishment, but Of
late had been occupied by four families At the time Of
the casualty the house was crammed with people, many
Of them laoorers in the brekyards who ran into It for
shelter Of the fifty persons who supposed to have
been congregated beneath the roof only were known
TO have escaped injury. At O'Clock dead
bodies had been taken from the ruins
Some idea Of the extraordinary violence Of the wind
may be gathered from the report that the steamboat shed
az the Haverstraw landing taken up and carried bodily
into the river soop capsized and sunk, and the
steeple 81 the church was blown down