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REMOyAL-SAM'L SUTHERLAND

respectfully informs his friends and the public.
that ne has removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE
rom ms late stand, opposite the Banks to a house
been handsomely fitted up especially for the accom-.
mooanon OF himself and his patrons and where he
Is now opening new and splendid assortment OF
IAokLE, and all kinds of Goods desired by South.
srn oportsmen, embracing many articles useful to
larners ana nousekeepers generaly-all of which he
oIeIs sc reasonable prices by wholesale or RETAIL
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully invites
his friends and customers to call and see him at his
stand. an g ;FIxa
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RAIIROAD CONSOTlD4TTON

Boston, May 4.-Tne stockholders OF the Old
Colony and Fall River Railroads net 10 day and
voted to unite the two roads thus forming con.ir-
uuus line with New York, by steamers via Fall Rir-
or. In the Old Colony meeting the vote was una1-
mous, but in the all River meeting, there was some
opposition
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CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The SENATE was engaged
on the private calendar
The HOUSE resumed the consideration of terri
torisl business, and debated the subject of polyga
nv in Utah.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEw York, May 5.--The Africa has arrived, with
Liverpool advices to April %. The Franklin ar.
rived Out on the Goth.
There Is no new feature In the war news.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, April 2a.-Flour has advanced du
ring the week Is, and Wheat Sd. Corn unchanged
Console 81 IS as75S
The quotations are as follows:
Baltimore Flour 35s. cd. a sos; Canal 3ss. 3ss.
6ii White Wheat les. a LIS. 3D. White Corn Ais.
i3s.; yellow 3os. Cd. Ais
Cotton unchanged. Gales of the week 40 500
bales
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THIRD DISPATCH

The French squadron, consisting of twenty
vessels, under Admiral Duchesnes, left Brest for
the Baltic.
Tae g eek Government has received a note of a
threatening character from the Anglo French.
A Greek ship, having on board ammunition, was
captured off Negropont
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THE BLACK WARRIOR CASE.

A correspondent of the London Times gays that
the Black Warrior affair has assumed threatening
aspect. Mr.. Soule has demanded the immediate
recall of Pezuela, and the appointment of person
10 adjust, the spot, such difficulties may here
after arise He has also demanded large indem.
nifty.
The Spanish decree for the registry of slaves in
Cuba, provides for the Introduction of white Ia
borers
Barcelona and Saragossa are in a state of al
archE.
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AUCTION sALns.
FUTURE DAYS.
lOMMISSTi0NFF;5 s1TE a.

I - I.zra..1ooIONEK'H SALE OF LIANT
snt.,sa n; =. COUNTY.--Pusus to 4 dec,ss
Of Anil Iasa snover County Court on the 2sth dsy
the stvIs cS 49, - suit therein then depepdins n
veFs5 n me said decree named viii proesed ~
hour. Of 70 and tns s,.s Of May 1854 between the
public auction ~. iocs, to sell the premises at
Ssssna about
adonns the lana, y near the Slash Church and
and hers. erin, Jno G. Brock
AZ T q cash III. balance upon
Of SALE the purchaser to give bond ;, rom the day
curty for the deferred payment and H. Pre-, Sc
The pt nc is Court
but selling as Commissioner, shall convsn good
title as authorised by the said decree only such
WILLIAM J. RAGI.ANn
10y oeas Commissionsx
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THE LATEST.
BY rELEGRAuPH TO LIVERPOOL.


London, Saturday, April 22-3 P. M.-There s
nothing new, except rumors from Paris ans Vienna,
of new Prussan mediation.
Paris Friday-A dispatch from Omar Pasha
confirms previous accounts of engagements in the
East. The Turks were thrice successful against su-
perior forces at the passage of the Danube but in
obedience to orders they retreated in the line Of
Kalaiat.
The st. Petersburg papers contain manifesto in
reply to the English and French declaration of war;
throwing the responsibility wholly upon France
and England.
There is nothing later from the Baltic.
An important rumor comes from Copenhagen, to
the effect that Sweden has positively entered into
secret treaty with Russia by which absolute en-.
actment, forbidding more than four ships to enter
herbsr at once has been restored, and the ex-
tended to Norway.
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Liverpool, iSaturd0y.-Estimated sales of Gotten
to-day 5000 bales. The market closes tamely, but
quotations unchanged
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NEW sKYLIGaT DAGUERREAN

~ GALLERY--W. CALHOUN CRALLE Da.
guerreotyPist, having opened GUERREAN
hOOMs In this city, offers his professional services
to the citizens and public generally He will give
his constant personal attention to his rooms and
hopes by strict application to business to be able to
execute Pictures in style worthy of the art and tg
professors; yet he will make promises to excel
but submits his claims to patronage to a dscr nina.
nng pubic on his merits. He can be found at his
Rooms, No. 81 Mansion Housed Main street from
sunrise to sunset. Pictures taken in any kind of
weather. Prices uniform, mva Im4
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BY DUNLOP. MONCHRE { co.
GROCERIES. &c, AT AUCTION.

GROCERIES &c, AT AUCTION
~ On TUESDAY. orb inst, commepcpr At IA
O'Clock I'VE win sell at cur auction store, seuersI
Of sr S"s' 'h Paft,
SO bbls. MOLASSES
= do. WHISKEY, BRANDY and GIN
Assorted CANDIES
10 hbls. No. Lard OIL
SsaioAhs; MUSTARD; MACKEREL; RICE
~ Or and eighth casks sherry and MAD WINE
NJ - esses-l2 bottles each Madeira WINE. BRAN
DY, Holland GIN. RUM. &c.
TERMs-Under $780, cash: over s1ae month. ave.
dit for approved negotiable paper' '''' VIZ
my6 DUNLOP, MONCJJRE A. IN Au.t.
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BY GODDIN 6 APPERSON.
TWO SNAIL. TrNrMrNrc Nr.-

TWO SMALL TENEMENTs NEAR
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiiI he so,5 an SAT-
ohoAf AFTERNOON, the 9Th May 1854 upon the
premises. commencing at A O'Clock, two Succeed
end OF Leigh street. and adjoining The property of
for negotiable notes interest added ard ,isIs IL
tanned till last note is paid ~ ' "
my2 GODDIN APprpcoy 49,.
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MARK FTS

BALTIMORE, May 5.-Flour and grain quiet
Prices unchanged.
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LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU

luke, LIFE AND ID a Is N II lNOU
Il RAECE--The Richmond Fire Association are
prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks reasonable terms e
any similar company, and respectfully ask share OF
the patronage of the public Applications will be Re.
eeived at the Office, No. rs corner of Main and stn
streets where the officers viii cheerfuily furnish 81
information that may be required. All losses prompt
ly and literally adjusted -
JOHN H. BosHER, Secretary. mn ~
CAMUEL d. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, on Main, between 9th ana Sth sneea
Richmond, Va, continues TO carry ON the soose pa
siness in all its various branches.
BELLS for churches ships, railroads, tsvefns' ana
ell kinds OF House Bells made 20 eIder.
From the large number OF Bells fnaf naso msue
in the last 20 years and their superior tone ana qua
lily, can assure my friends that tney as eqns 20
hand regular supply Of ~ kiads ct bEtRLs, g e.
dry business promptly attended TO. Bell Brass and
ali the various kinda Of Metallic castnss done at the
short1at notice and the lowest rntes
ana BRASS, fs2s-ama
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MAGAZINES, ---.--- "a.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,

win continue to be, it has heretofore been, the
most complete in the city.
All NEW BOOKS will be for sale at his counter
as soon as published and subscriptions to any Of the
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES and PERioDl-
ers prices. -, -.
,.,a,nSore been In the habit of calling for their
NEWSPAPERS, &c. can have them left in any
mart of the city tits iconvenient TO call for them
Nv notifying him of the fact
y ~. The NEW YORK DAILY HERALD. TRl.
BiJNE and TIMES, and the pHlLADELPHlA
LEDGER, received every morning, MONDAY ex-
csnted Al sr O'clock and delivered to regular subscri'
bsrs in one hour aferwards BY faithful and st.enlgs
carriers; Subscription. TAKEN yearly sen''seais'
" supply q BOUND UNI BOO. BooKs sr s LAM
cry, PRINTS, FRAMES, &c., always on hand. fol
sale Of reasonable prices
For anything In the Cheap Book or Newspaper
= 80. LEWIS l.. SMITHS
Newspaper, Magazine and Periodical Depot, ).
On 9th It., In rear Of Stebbns, Darrseott Co..
my 5-st
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1 UST kECEIVED-A LOT of FIy Nets.
~ which will sell very low Also on hand AN az.
sortment Of Saddles, Brides, Harness and Collars
which will sell cheaper than be bought in our
city. HENRY BAKER
Corner of Wall and Frank lin sits,
ap 24-2w Richmond Va
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BY TAYLOR i WITJI1MS

ny TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
EASEHOLD OF VACANT PROP
n! ~ ERTY ON GRACE NEAR I7rH STREET.
AZ AoGTioN.-On SATURDAY, 9th Nav. A. 81
Seock r. NJ, will be sold the unexpired LEASE.
having years to run, of several vacant Lots on the
SCUM SIDE OF Grace. near West 18th st.
5 TAYIOR {, Wi Ne Pepoi
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.ANTED-A Partner with capital d

w AN ED-A Partner. with capital OF
W $1,000 to SSOOO to join the advertiser in a lu-
cratve manufacturing business, already established
business easily understood, and which any prac-
pable of conducting. The best of references given
and required; full explanation given upon an in
terview Address N R. B., with real name, Post
Office, Richmond. Va, an 6-ts
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BY TOLER 4 COOK.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-on sA.

n TUEDAY, the 6th day Of May, at O'clock. p
~, shali sell publicly. on the premises an I'm
W sl corner of Broad and 18th Streets 'front.'
ing on 18th 4e feet, and running back ~ feet to
loot ahey. The improvements ere two brick tsne.
u:e9's kitchen, &c, one of which tenements ia occu-
pied as grocery.
TERMseOne-thrd cash balance in equal install
ments at and IL months, bearing interest and title
retained till last payment --1 ''~e
THOMAS MORRIS. Admir- of
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Sale to be conducted by wv u'
ep25 T0LER A. cooK At.

1NRUSTEE'S SALE.-On SATURDAY.
- the 9Th day of May, at o'clock, r. NJ, shall
sen publicly, on the premises, under Deed of Trust
me improved LOT on 10th street, between Franklin
ana ana GRACE, fronting 18th 90 feet running back
rooms. rooms, and Kitchen, and formerly owned by John
MOTIFS, deceased The title is considered beyond
queston, out shall convey as trustee only
IERMs-one-third cash. balance in equal install.
retained till last payment "-1 'sio
sale to be conducted by
40 I'D TOLER & COOK. Apcts
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DRICK STORE AND DWELLING n

RRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
FOR SALE AT AUG tt ON.-Will be sold 81,
THURSDAY afternoon, the 18th May, 1854 upon
the premises commencing at Al o'clock that yaiua-
BILE grocery stand the South side of Main between
24th and 25th streets, now in the occupancy of Mr.
e 3. Annis.
The Lot fronts Is feet and back 157 feet to an
alley feat wide.
TERMs-One-f fourth each; balance at 5, and
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained,
ap2f GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RES,

EAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESI-
S 9 DEL, DENCE ON 7TH ST. NORTH OF IE1Gu
oIt5hEET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will he
the premises, commencing at o'clock that N yepu
a ana resred Italian Cottage residence just erect
60 On the west line Of 7th street North of Leigh
fronts so feet runs back $50 feet The Cottape has
10 rooms with fre-places to 10 of them and finished
the place, its quiet and retired yet convenient locs
ton to the business parts of the city, make it alto
gether one OF the most desirable residences now in
market. After the sale of the house MARCEL Of ~
Household Furniture will be sold - 'A'
Terms accommodating, and made known at tine
hour of sale. ~
ap27 GODDIN AppERCON 49,.
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I .OTS FOR sALE-On Franklin. GRACE

- and Broad streets, just beyond the Western line
OF the Corporation Those on Franklin and Grace
streets are beautiful sites for dwelling houses hose
on Broad street better situsted foor stores AZ
that part OF the suburbs of Richmond is being rapid
~ butt up, this property must become very va.
iuable. App to DR. J. NJ RROOcKS
At his office, Main st., between 7th and eth ste.
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a MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. -
"A STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE
SPRUCE STREET FIRE:

snAs C. HERRING, Esq:
Deay Siy.-It Is with gratitude and pleasure that
inform YOU of the complete OF your celebrA-
ted SALAMANDER SAFE, In preserving my mail
books papers and accounts deposited in IL from the
destructive ERE Of the 5th inst, and which, after be-
Ing buried In the burning ruins forth with
out trace Of IRE upon them. From this severe
test have increased confidence In the superiority Of
greatly oblige me by sending me another .Salarnan.
der" forthwith, and hereafter ! ahall give myself
no uneasness a. TO the safety Of its contents
Truly youra L r HATCH
- full assortment Of HERkINGe FIRE srd
RURGLAR-PRoOF SAFES mgn be found ~ log
o-'' 1882 4. ecxNDLfsH, in.
NH l5-h Agent Tor w.
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE O
DEAL ESTATE, ADJOINING MAJ

III CHESTER. AT AUCTION-On MONDAY,
9th May at d o'clock P. M. upon the premises will
be cold Twelve Building LOTS, adjoining the town
of Manchester, fronting Harrison street. and run.
ming back 1870 feet to the line of the r. 4 r. R. R.,
and eminently we'll suited for building sites.
Each succeeding sale evidences the rapid apprecia.
ton of property in Manchester and property there.
abouts presents fine opening for favorsble invest
ment.
TERMs-One-th cash balance at and months
with interest, and title retained.
ap29 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
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Nv FOR SALE.-One pair fine BOB
A0N TAIL PONYS, ages five and six years, work
single double, and of them is splendid rid
ing nag. PRICE, $3.50
Apply to Mr. Gro. j.. ERNEST, at his Stables, or TO
my4 GINTER ALVEY. No. 1b Pearl ST.
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OOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FU

HOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
sxTEHr TUBULAR OVEN 1xN6E, via "a
vithout boilers attached This Range u net sur-
psssed By any in this ecanty r cooling a. fsr lie
Also, Water Closets Stationary wash stsn1A pe-
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water; eli o. Wkah
No will put mp and warrant 70 give sAtisfacton.
FURNACE, which, for it, durability. eoopomy 81
fuel and the great emount IT fFesh air heated en1
Distributed through the sseistsrs y nasqualle1 ~
O. 4 Il. HAR0AMIN, III,
NH Is 2ol corner Of Main an1 loth -
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T ARGE DWELLING FOR RENT
IL AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD AT Au(

IL AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD AT AUG
TlON.-The large and conveniently arranged resi-
dsnce on Franklin and Adams streets belonging to
Judge Mason, with more than half of land at
tached, will be rented for years to good
tenant.
The place ia SO well known that farther descrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary.
All of the Furniture, most of which is new, will
be sold at auction on TUESDAY, the 18th May, 1854
commencing at 10 o'clock.
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash over that am Mt,
4 months credit for approved egotiable notes.
For terms, as to the rental, apply to
GODDIN l. APPERSON.
The sale Of the Furniture will be conducted by J..
r. D. PAYNE, Salesman, for r. CAUTHoRN.
w. GODDIN, Atty. in fact
myI Judge John Y. Mason.
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IL THE subscriber begs leave to in
81 form his friends aud customers that he has
~ moved to nth street, between franklin and
~ Grace streets. Thank ul for past favors, he
hopes they will continue their patronage ut his new
store, where he will have always hand a full as
sortment Of sewed and pegged BOOTS and SHOES.
JACOB MOEBUS,
my 3 5tt Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.
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1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sc
4 COND STREET. AT AUCTION.-On WE'D.
NESDAY, 10th May, at 81 o'clock, P. NJ, upon the
premises, will be sold two large framed Houses and
Lots, ON the west side of Cd street. near Jackson st
This property is in good ORDER and yields excel
lent rents.
with interest," and title retained.
my5 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DEW FOR SALE In ST. JAMES
moved from the city, hs. requested the subscriber 70
seil bis PEW in 81. James CHURCH, No. IL Iighs
hand aisle. very elisibly located not soia Dsions
auction, Without reserve, Al O'clock. r NJ st the
Church. ny cupIsrIAN
my dtdS -. - SoSsSAA0A"
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~ REMOVAL.-Being com.

occupied by the q. Custom House, the subscriber
respectfully informs his friends aud customers and
the public generally, that he has removed his
NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE, and PERIODICAL
AGENCY to the stand on 9Th street. in rear of Steb
bins Darracott Co., lately occupied by Mesrs
Alien Crouch intelligence office, at which
place he will be happy to see them all promising
hearty welcome and the most strenuous efforts to
please those who may honor him with call His
assortment of
NEWSPAPERS
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WANTED-For the balance of the wear
w a good COOK, WASHER and IRONER-
For such as can come well recomme nded fair price
will be given. JAS d ELLETT.
ap Is General Agent and Comm Merrbant
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Sos.inq Elrv Goods.

GIQUEL & MIS0N,
NO. ls cHARTREs STREET,
Have just received from ships George Thomas r. Me and Wur-
tembeg from France and Rookswsy from Liverpool splendid
sormsni of SPRING GOODS which they offer for sale,
RICH PRINTED BAREGE ROBES, and houness.
RICH PRINTED BAREGES
PLAID, PLAIN, FIGURED AND STRIPED BAREGEs
RICH BAYADERE BAREGE ROBES.
PRINTED oRGGNDY ROBES, 3 houncess
PRINTED ORGANpx ROBES AND JAG0NETS.4
PLAIN JAcoNETAfUsLIN, ALL coLoRs.
MOURNING AND SECOND MOURNING JAGoNEFs. .-z
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA FOR DRESSES
PLAIN, PLAID. AND STRIPED GTNGHAMs.
PLAIN.BAREGEs, FOR Wells, ALL CoLoRs.
FoULARD SILKS, FOR DRESSES.
SATIN DE GEIINK, eros DAFRIQUE AND LUSTRENG.
SUN SHADES AND PARASoLS.
BoBINET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLIN DRESSES
PLAIN STRIPED, PLAID AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
JAcoNET, NAEsooK, NULL NULL AND CAM
BRtcs.
SWISS AND JACoNET BANDS. 49, r. g.z
EMBROIDERED CEEMSETTES AND SLEEVES
| LADIES, AND cHrLDREN's COTTON HOSE.
LADIES, AND CHILDRENs sIIg HOSE.
LADIES, AND cEfILDREN's GAUzE AND hERINo SHIRTS.
GENTLEMEN AND Boys GAuzE AND MERINo SHIRTS.
ssENTLEMEN's LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
BOYS LIaEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
LADIES' KID AND SILK GLOVES.
BALL AND WEDDING DRESSES.
\ % LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINEN AND PLATILLAs.
BIRDS EYE AND HUCKABACR DIAPERS.
LINEN sHEETING, "a, lO-4, 1914, and 1874.
PILLOW CASE LINEN.
LINEN MOSQUITO NETTING,
BoBINET, 1874, FOR BARS.
FRENCH LINEN FOR BARS -,s .s
LONG LAWN AND CRASH. =ss+zEs
TABLE DAMASK, 68, "a and Io-4.
DAaIAsK NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS, from 81 to 1854 dozen.
PLANTATION GOODS
Of all kinds WINTER GOODS will be twenty
i've per cent. GIQUEL d JAMESON,
ieb7nsap is Charities strsst
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ss=-s7
Telegraphic.

CUMBERLAND RIVER y Feb "a
The weather here is pleasant and clear. River
at a stand, with feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The steamer Nashville arrived here yesterday
from New Orleans. ssge
THE LATE SToRM--DAMAGE TO SHIPPING, -
.Nete Ysrk, Feb. 23.-The late storm along the
Atlantic coast was one of the. heaviest ever
known. Much damage was done about the De-
laware breakwater, on Monday night, a hurri-.
cane prevailing, accompanied with lightning,
thunder and snow Thirteen vessels were driven
ashore in that neighborhood, and four persons
among the crews were frozen to death.
The brig Florence, bound from Philadelphia
for New Orleans, was among those that went
ashore. aS
The roads have now been cleared of snow, and
the mails have again commenced running re-
gulaFly So ~
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tFron the St. Louis News,Feb 1871
The Steamboat Explosion at St. Loui.

@ASS 1toa1A.tSet A1ARASs4S1 al 1bs A3OhdS'
| n,... =, ~.
| lIs sselllier hate AeaInes torlefiy one q
se Asohuh paohels, eas ior ieM aays pass
~ sne udi ing gesme ~ ehls cis5 ana
Al1en plsW " aeono . cloch tnls morning ,, az
sne Whafi ooae' iooe.ol oneshut streeI, me
iafooaru poilef gave way Just ~ tne tapping OF
.ns .t stara rom me ana u an
instant me IaFgese sportlon5ol Inc CABIN was
snas.etea inso Atoms anu numbers unlor
.uha.e passenseis' oilcets ahu crew i ilarfleo
ih1 P, eee e OF seriously 1nlarsa.
pps lsw WI 49, . y ele
loaG
rno oa3iad No. hllono;. p "a AZ
M Sasd Ss ~
K;nla1 nesrra t,rarls,, hncs,,a n - ~
naEea afyio sS;s ~ ~
,pa,, ~ M ~ az
had mt 4o,, - MA
anv otber had;as orc ,vara Pr
~ three otba a,d hal;as ~
lavae ;,sta,,tl5 sfter t III
a.,ssst w 'l'e'e
MaSorsHoss ca,,ssd ,,,,,,,,o. Of ,,orn,,al nov,
sons e IL cont ~ III ss;star,s uosa;ta1 sTpa
folIowirsr IL Lat which he sent to tba Health
of;ea "-iis ''' W 'i'o i.0''i'n
All aTbart Hardy IF A,ton- srst on,;naa,. Ok
f =, n.eV -
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Arrivals at the Prinsipal Hotels. February "a.
81. CHARLES; Williams, Boston; Rewi BIewitt Miss;
Trushart Richmond Gosdin Mass Jesseiyn jackson Ike
Brame. s n Rogers 0peiouls Mr. and Mrs Person DR.
Emmett and lady Y II Tucker and lady Tucker VIM
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