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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

PIANOS AND MUSIC.
.- The undersigned desires to %4ss
call the attention of purcha- 81
sers to his stock Of PIANOS, ,aEWY ~
y y y Vconsisting Of 8, OF, "a, ard
7-oc.ayes, with or without metallic frames. These
pianos are remarkable for great power Of tone from
the lowest to the highest notes, with elastic and
ready touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
SIC for pianos, and all other Musical Instruments
constantly hand and received as soon ss publish
ID The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. 4. BOSWELL,
No. 223, Baltimore street, baltimore, Md.
oe 19-1y-
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Richard a. SMITH. GEORGE D. SMITH
~ ID. SMITH g. CO, Manufacturers aud
VI. Dealers in ALCOHOL, CAMPHENE, ETHE
RIAL Oil, &c. No. 81 s. CALVERT STREET, op-
5osite Water street, BALTIMORE, Md.
mar 21-1y
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JEE YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From THE HOUSE OF WIN. q. MCDONALD,
102 Nassau Street, corner Of ANN
W WHEELER & WILSON,
WANUFACFURING C0HP4NTS
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,

At1ut ,tctur,d at UdtsTT5loH, C0Hp,
Office and Warerooms at 343 BroadFay,N NY.
TNHESE Machines have been in succe sful opera
ton, In the hands ofI1auufactrrers and fapi.
lies for the past two years and in every case have
given universal satisfaction.
The proprietOrs are now prepared TO offer them
10 the public, With that increased conitsncsiu their
merits, which the united testimony OF their uume-
roos customers has strengthened and Confirmed
These msch;ns' are irely different from an v
other, the principles onN 'ch they are made being
sreiHsfreiy our O,o1-
Amoag the sdyantayes of this Machine over apy
Others are the following.
l. The simplicity Of its construction and the ease
with which it be kept in the NEST perfect orie
, The perfect manner with which the operator ia
enabled to stitch and the various kinds of work
from the finest linen To the coarsest cloths
j. IL particularly exceis in the rapidity with which
work can be executed and in that respect il has no
equal.
t. The little p'uyr required to :propel them, ena-
bling even those of the most delicate constitution to
uss them without injury to their heath
We are now manufacturing largsr-sized machine
more particularly adapted to the sewing cf leather
canvas bags, and the heavier kinds of cloths
An examination of our Machines is respectfullv
solicit d at our ofiee, 343 Broadway, Y.
NAV 2i-Im
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PIANOS FOB SALE AND RENT.

80 New and second hand PIANOS, of my
H"f1own and several other factories, are al
ways to be had at my Piano Wareroom, on 1lth st..
betw. Pa, avenue and st,
Old fianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to,
ap 26-eo3m* +. G. REICHENBACH.
SPRING CLOTHING.
X ENTLEMEN preferring to have their Clothing
" made to order are invited to examine the su.
perior advantages we now offering, il price and
quality to purchasers of sipgle garments or
FULL SUITS
mFie to order In the most superior manner, and Of
the best qualities Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, AND VESTINGs.
HaA ing the assistance of able aud experienced cut
ters can faithfully promise entire satisfaction in
all cases WALL Il STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts,
An 2I-tf next to Iron Hall.
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GOVERNMENTAL few days ago, we
published in our local columns a sweet
poetic trifie from the pen of our gifted
young friend, McNerhany. The Norfolk
Argus copies the piece, with the follow,-
ing complimentary notice:
" Frank McNerhany writes as sweet
poetry as We read anywhere. He is a Yer
guilty of merely fixing up words to
rhyme. What he utterS is under the in
spiration of the Muses-pure, beautiful,
genuine sentiment. In Justice to him.
self, and for the qualification of his numer-
Gus friends, he should gather his thousand
iugitiyes, and put them under book.cover.
Mr.. McNerhany has recently left the
printing Office, for the better paid duties
of Naval Storekeeper at the Washington
N,,~'J ~ rho dniiaS Of which he dis
charges with promptness and hdeiity.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
i WATCHES. JEWELRY AND
FANCY GOODS.

al 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have on hand an extensive stock of the above
goods, of their oten Importation and Manufdctyrs
Country Merchan-s may rely upon getting bar.
gains at our establishment
Orders from all parts of the Uniied States prompt
ly executed ap 28-tf
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L;u KNABI III. GABdII. I'd. BrrfS.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.
rl9 KNABE, GAEHLE Co, manufactur-
T"fIsrs, Nos. 4, s, 8, 9, and III, Eutaw street,
Baltimore K 4 G.. would respectfully sail public
attention to the great variety OF their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability,
decaay of touch, brilancy Of tone, they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In add-
ton to the first Premium awarded them By the Ma
ryand Institute in 1S4s and 1S49 they
the highest encomiums of the most eminent artsts
who used these Instruments for their Concerto. Al
So Of our first class Professors and Ametsurs in the
city, whs have highly recommended them.
~ PIA NOS HIRED. 90 14-lv.
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c. r. SALOMON's IMPROVEMENT IN
- BRlCKlAkING, Patented April %, 1851
~ t1is method Of making bricz the various well.
AhoWn facilities and advantages Of the ordinary
manual process are combined with those Of the ma
chine or prees system, while many disadvantages pc
cuar 10 the action generally Of the latter avoid
eu' ths bricks are Hlate rapidly aud dried and pre-
Pafel Tor the kiln upon the bed which they are
nouisd with but little delay and without the labor
Vi removal or exposure 10 deacement to which they
afe subjected in the ordinary way.
in The foregoing description OF my improvement
reverence only has been made the plain orins'
ouuiing brick, but il is obvious thai by suita-
oie construction and arrangement OF the paten and
mould COX il is equally able Of manufacturl NJ
1l-, hollow eornice, or any OF the Other well known
iJrms Of brick
Patent rights for sale. Address
j. C. 4. SAL0H0N,
Biadensburg. Prince George co, Md.
n B.-Two hundred well pressed bricks can Dc
nsie in minute, tcittOtd the Labor OF removal.
NAV lk-lm
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPs,
a "a an

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPs,
Quarterusste-'s Office,
Washington, May l2th 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received at this Of
~ t,s until the 9Th ~ Of June, proxino, for sup
plying such Qusn tiles OF Wood and Coal, may be
required for the use Of th Cnitei States Marines
s;a:oaed in this city during the fiscal year ending
3Jth June. 1855.
The wood ami coal 20 Be delivered at such points
as may Be desisaated by the Commanding hsrine
otnce, within the walls OF the Marine Barrack, ia
,ae Navy Yard in this city, free OF expense to the
United states
The wood TO be the best quality oak wood, and the
coal best Anthracite, broken and screened, and free
nom dus!, and to weigh Z, 30 pounds to the ton.
10 be endorsed Proposals for Fuel"
AUG. A. Nj JH0LSON,
Quartsrmaster Marine Corp
:, Ihs Union AMI National Intellgencer will pub
nsA the above twice a week until the 9Th June, and
e-na bills, accoEipani by copy OF the advertise
nsnt To this office for payment.
may l3-2avtgth June
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELS,

Lloyd's Hotel Baltimore, Md.
N TRAVELINO COMMUNITY.
90 At this Hotel, opposite the Philadel- -
"a phia Depot, on PRESIDENT STREET, iu&
EeABaltimore, Nd, passengers get therGsG
BREAKFAST, DINN Err, and SUP
PER, on the arrival Of the Cars. If wishing to
remain over night, they can be accommodated with
sip gle and double Rooms.
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE cts
per DAY. jan 3l-6n
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TIE MoRMoNs.-We learn bv letter
from Kansas to the Oceola Independent,
that the advance guard of the Mormon
emigration over the plains this season, is
encamped near that town. This body
numbers 900 persons they are chiefly
Danes, Swedes, Norwegians, Welsh, and
English. One Mr.. Curtis. a mountain
Mormon, commands the band, which will
start with 200 wagons, as soon as the
grass has grown sufficiently.
= Sir Charles Napier has no child's
play before him. The Russian Baltic
fleet is estimated at thirty ships of the
line, nine frigates, eight brigs and cor
vettes, and ten paddle-wheel steamers.
The ships Of the line are said to carry
2,46S guns; but as about ten of these
ships are mere hulks, this weight ofmetal
must lie abated-say by 740 guns.
70 The gnats of Arkansas seem to he
as bad as the fabulous mosquitoes of that
State. The Young American states that
not less than enc hundred horses have
been killed in Union county, in the VII
cinity Of the river, by the gnats, within
the past two or three weeks.
COMPLIMENTARY, VERY.-The N. York
Times says: I'VE incidentally limited the
other day that the Richmond Examiner
was edited by lunatic. Its more recent
vavingS convict us Of error. Delirium
tremens is probably the disease which
controls its columns, though it evidently
has variety of assistants equally violent
and no less loathsome.''
NATIVE AMERICANISN IN PHILAnELPHIA.
The Native Americans of the 4th ward,
Philadelphia, met on Tuesday evening,
and agreed to throw off from their ward
ticket four of their nominees, on the
ground that they are foreigners. The
Natives Of the Sd ward also are about to
throw of one of their candidates on the
same ground.
SOMETHING NEw.-The Ohio Statesman
establishment has been sold to the pro-
prietors of the Ohio State Democrat, and
| the two concerns are to be consolidated.
and published by Joint stock company,
to be known as the " Franklin Printing
Company"
| POISONING FROM LABURNUM BERRIES.
! Several children having eaten laburnum
berries in the Hull Geological Gardens.
were found lying on the grass vomiting
severely, and in state Of stupefaction
Through medical assistance they al re
Observation-Disclosures Reriep.
FROM CHINA.-We have reports that
the rebels have captured the great city OF
Pekin, the capital of the Chinese empire,
but that subsequently the Mongol Tartars
made descent and drove them from the
4 place.
REGArTA.-The annual regatta Of the
! New York Yatch Club will come off on
Thursday, June LIST, when there will be
a prize of $l25 for each class of Yachts.
| U An emigration from California TO
the Mexican State of Sonora had been
going on for some time past, for which
we were unable to find an explanation.
| rThe present number o. Jews in the
United States is estimated at 5OO,Oou.
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ap 14-2aw6w
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Roanoke College.


fACl I1A.
Rev. DAVID +. Blttle A. NJ, President aud Procs.
ol Moral and Intellectual Science, Nc,
:. Cursoue Wells, a NJ, Prot. Mathematics and
Natural Science,
lIcuri &. Yon IIoNar Prof Ancient and Modern Lnn-
gulac..
'. +. Bolton, Tutor
's'hlS Institution. loratcd al Salem. Va will com
mruee lis next session Ocobrr ith. Expenses Tor
the session of months, including rnirion, Board.
Roomrcut, Fuel, Lights and loelruul expenses, slI2
For particulars address the Fl, sdcnt
aug l9-dtrGmus
com
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Fusion and kUoir N0tht8g Conr,ot;ooo

PoRTLANp Me-, Aug. 29.-The wing, free
sellers and Morrill, democrats held their county
conventions here to-day, and nominated fusion
ticket for county officers and State senator's
The Know Nothing Convention was also held
here, but their nominations have not transpir-
ed.
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Eire nt 81. I.0niS.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug 29.-Quite destructive fir
occurred here to day 1t broke out in the heal
of the city, and consumed several valuable build
mgs amongst the business firms.
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Fcrcr nt.Ncm OrLennS.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2S.--'rhe yellow fever
is slowly increasing here among the emigrants-
The deaths at the hospital during the past week
were 100.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2O.-The total number of
deaths from yellow fever dnrng the week has
hppn Isl
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2S.--We have dates from
Galveston to the 18th. The Governor had Is
sued proclamation for the enrolment of the new
troops.
There was considerable yellow fever raging at
Galveston, and the Journal advises strangers TO
stay away.
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Conriction Of Gabriel Emigrants for Kansas.
BoSroN, Aug. 29.-Ihe Angel Gabriel was
convicted of disturbing the peace, and fined $50
and costs. He was required also to give bail in
$500 for his good behavior for six months.
sxty-seyen free soil cmigrants left for Kansas
to-day.
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS,

Special Correspondence of the Pet Express.
Fearful 7oraado-7iro negroes killedbg Light.
ming Cdrriages tpset-hadias and Gentle
mn iHJared-To5afro Crop Destroyed, Sc,
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Tide-Water Connection.

s,,.,o-~k Our line of Boats will receive freight
tfasSsxxEsg deliverable in the Dnrh
On line eunuccts with the linz OF Steamers 4 Bal.
timorc, Philade pia and New lmh twice n week. AID
nudlng IL nearer tho mi vessel landing
Than other the dryagr ON good, and producer will
be less by oui Inc, tlun any otaer. LEE \ co.
81 dts Richmond
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Death Of Hon. T.. HoSeIY.

BosToN, Aug. 27.-IIon. Ehcnezer Moscly of
Newburyport, died suddenly this morning of apo
Plexy. He was an old Federalist of some cele-
brty
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Lot Smith has been nominated for Congress by
the Democrats fthe It'll district in Ohio, Mr.. Rt-
che, present member, having declined on account
Of i'll health
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HUNT a. HARVEY,

HUNT ~ HARVEY,
Cary, between 14th and 18th Streets
RICHNOND. Ia,
RE receiving their fall supply of Groceries to which
n they invite tbr Intention of dealers. Their stock
consists in part Is follow:
100 binds n o = r Sugnl
400 bbls steam refined do
500 hngs Rio La & Java CoTee4
50 boxes Loaf Sugar
500 patkaors Green and Bluck Tens
Is bbls O hIolas,es
- hhd, Cuba do
800 cases Tullow, Adamantine, and Sperm Canlles
700 sides Sole Leather
500 k. gs Cut Nails
80 bhs Tanners OH
$50 bags Shot
600 boxes = 10 and 10 < 10 Window Glass
90 casks Rice
50 bbls Cider Vinegar
50 bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
200 Gunny Bags
$50 do2 Painted Buckets and Tubs
100 kegs Super Carbonate Soda
100 cases Stick and Mass Liquorice
500 ream9 Letter, Cap and Wrapping Paper
40 bbls Mackcrcl
80 =" Hcrings
Also Cords for plough lines and bed cords, Candle
wick, Cotton Irvine Strtclr, Indigo &C. with many
other arr Is in their neSand also good stock of for
eign and domestic Liquors, all Of which Il ey will se
owGs possible aug le-te
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Miss Susan Denin,th heroine OF the late affair
between Bingham and Woodward at Aspinwall,
Comnencedan engagement atthc Bowery Theatre
y. Y, few days agoand has attracted large au-
diences
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RAWLINGS n MILLER,
GrOCcrs and Commission Merchants,
Conner Peal and Cdiy sti Gets
Richmond, Va,


nfFER ~ ale. L. the rro,e. It tull and desirable
~ ,t'eb II t,iocrrie., Tc,s mes ual Liquors, on
the uslml tarms to rnnrtuul drarrs.
300 lhl.l'ouo. Rro and Nr0 Orleans Sugpr
200 hhl- NJ, Orleun. and Sugar House Monssrl
$40 bugs ltio tasoi,o l,yanod l'oppo Rico Coffee
500 package. Lont Cru.hcd. Powdered and Golcc
Sleal-
loo packages rrera aud HACK Teas. part eNua fine
quulitA
200 boxes Sonp assorted qualities, including fine
Fane, Sonps
400 boxes Adauan'inc Candles
MlI"iru. Sherry Font. Mnlnra aud Lisbon " Iac.-
full assortment
Holland Gu; Jaianicn Rum Schicdnm SchnnI pa
old Rye NNhjskcy, ol Rohertsou'- celebrated branl
RrcGcd Nh.kcv,ol our osu brands, superior qunliry
importation
Nuil-. Cumberland. Drilreton. and ODD pamit ion
brands
Sole Lsa.hcr NJ dic, Lirl, and llea,y aud Good
DAMAGED
Bacon; Iard Cheese, Rice
DIV OIL. Pepper; Anpice Ginger Starch; Winov
tla--
Glass
indigo Mustard, Mnc,; Nutmeg; Pickles
English Snuccs' fwiue Wrapping raIc,, Cnndc
Wick
la ntrd Buckets, Tub Rroon'; Plough Lines
Bird Cord Moekcr"l; Ilcrrnp-
Sperm Solnr. fmnort nud Machine Oils
Snlr Nneg,j clo,rrsccd
Havana { gors. ,hoicr sortmcui II bc. hrands.
Dealers visiting cty viii find thcir interest
examine opr stock al goods h,iorc purchasing.
u 1 D.,
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Yeiiotc Ferer at Savannah, Charleston an,
\eIr OrLeanS.


hdtfoda -1Cct0eht-F leHdtSh Hdlhy.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 29.-Trains on the Ohio &
Pennsylvania railroad were thrown Oft the track
on Saturday, and last night, Instructions having
been placed on the track by some miscreant.-
Engineer, fireman. breaksman were seriously in
jured on the former occason-no one was hurt
on the latter.
Last night the mail train on the Cleveland and
Soled road was thrown off the track by an OK,
near Soled. No one was hurt but the trains
have been considerably delayed.
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JOuN nowLErr, HENRY &. HARDY, d. A. wEIs 20 ~
Formerly OF Norfolk.
ROW LETT, HARDY Il co.
General Commission Merchants.

DAY close personal attention to consgnments of
Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton,
md other produce.
Constantly On fmd, Peruvian Guano, direct from tho
Government Agent. Mexican Gunno, direct from tho
Importer O. Is. DeBurg's Super Phosphate OF linn
Lubec Plnster Bone bust, Washington and Thomasoe
Lime mud other Fertilizers
We invite attention to stock of Flows, IIauows,
Cultivmurs, Fan Mills, Snw Cutters, Corn Shelters
Iiominy Mills Cbnrns, Wheel"errows, Hay and Manure
Forks, &c.
At the proper seasons, have hand. Wheat
Drills, Renpcrs. Mowers, Grain Cradles, Gruss Scyhes
lonc Powers Theshers, and Grnss Seeds in great va.
iicty.
We are the soe Agents in this city fur MacGregor's
celebrated Farmers Boiler, md for p. s. Eastman's
Plank Roud Wagons.
Cypress Shingles Hay, Lump aud Crate Coal, Tar.
Colcinei Plnstor Cement, &c. generally on hand.
Re ponsble orders respectfully solicite /, and filled
rs low as if the purchaser present.
We do not keep Stock of Groceries bur take pleas
nrc in filling orders for them when Customers desire
it,
Now in Store. on Consignment
395 bbs No. Cut North Carolina Herrirgs,
10 " Sb,d
30 hhds New Crop Cuba Molnsses
10 Casks Patent Refined Rpeseed OIL
10 Elephant Oil
jun II Is ~
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TAKE NOTICE
I'D g \ 9 II III \ G. s !"

TOHN W. SMITH having hesn by common co1nsent,
- Prcsiion. of the Do Nottne Noci5tg 10 the past
eli months, takes pleasure announcing 70 his friends
uud the public generally fta' d, arrangement nade
with Nests. W. W Le'i~i ch K Bro of the Hasttng
tan Hou5f, Ia has tnken charge Of the BAR, where he
vi be pleased to them. aud h, the aid of then pat
rouner he hopes to be abe Do Somcthiro rtnhia-
lefo himself and pleasant them. as.eif lem that
the i3l -hal Away, be supplied viii - l4uo.-,
Cgpr- and Tobacco that me cot;J affords md srrved
stylerqta To any. ~ 20-dtrts
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NOTICE

'VNiE subscriber associated with him in business, on
4 the LIST day ofJuly 1891. Mr.. Jno v. Wheeler
Tie business ofthc new concern will be conducted UNI
der the style and firm of GEt RGE NJ. RUJKER 81
co. In making this change III business ake occasion
to return thanks to my friends and the public for the
very lihrra patronage kindly bestowed upon mo
while alone, aud now beg, in behalf of the concern
the patronage which will be their highest aim to de-
serve.
All persons having claims against will please pre-
sent them Immediately for settlement, those indebt
ed i'll oblge very much by coming forward and set
ding at their eurliestpossble convenience.
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER
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RAILROAD ACGDENr.-James Windle, son of
Martin WindIe, deceased, boy about u years
Of age, Was killed at Wilmington, Del , ON
Monday. in consequence of the moil train from
Baltimore coming in collision with cart he was
driving
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LNNCHANGE IN New YORK. PhilaleiI,i4 unI
IL Baltimore coa,ttntly for sale at Richmond rat,
(aug Il Is IETERS. SPENCE < CO.
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THE HEART OF THE CITY ~ AsIIES-iosS ESTI-
MAlEp At NEARLY MILLION or DOLLARS.
Its oar painful duty to record the most di,as-
troas conHagraton that ever visited Milwaukee.
About - O'Clock to day fire was discovered in
the loft Of Davis stables in the rear Of TIC t. :.
Hotel.
The wind was blowing fresh from the south
cnst, and in Il few moments the whole row of
buildings, from Davis to the fremont House,
was in flames
The wind then shifted to the cast and in an
incredible space of time thcG. States Hotel and
the whole block extending from Huron 10 Mich-
gan street. including the whole square bounded
by Main, Huron, East and Michigan streets, was
in flames.
The destruction of this valuable property was
comparatively bat the work of a moment. The
flames then extended across East Water street TO
the west understanding all the buildings from
the corner of Huron street to Nazro's hardware
store.
The fire was still raging at the hour we went
to press, g o'clock Z. NJ though there is no
doubt it will be confined within the limits named.
1t l. impossible, IN the general confusion and
excitement OF the moment, to give an accurate
account of the losses, particularly Us our office
was in imminent danger Of destruction. They
are yarlously estimatedat from S5O0,00O to 81,
C0DO00.
The progress of the flames was so rapid. and
the efforts OF the tircmcn almost paralyzed, that
the greatest confusion and exc tcment prevailed.
The streets were filled with smoke
There were numerous stories atloat of persons
burned, and dying from suttocatiou and fatigue.
The only thing definite we could learn in regard
to them was,that two Germans died from over ex-
erton, and fireman was drowned
One building was filled with fire works which
produced Il succession of loud explosions, and
walls were constantly falling with loud crash.
Later From Nerico- Insurgents Victorious.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2S.--We have dates from
the Rio Grande to the 10Th. The revolution in
Temaulipas was spreading, and several towns
had adhered.
a fight took place on the l2th,ncar Matamoras,
when the insurgents We're victorious and totally
routed the Government troops.
General Caryaial is again in the field, and form
ing bands of rebels, who say they will follow him
at all hazards. Affairs were much unsettled,
with indications of formidable revolution.
YeHonc Fercr at Sdrannah, Charleston and
Neic Orleans.
COLUMBIA, Aug. 29.--At Savannah on Sunday
the total deaths were l., of which were of vel
low fever. Tire total deaths in five days were
II, OF which Il were yellow fever \ large num-
Der of the citizens have left
AT New Orleans during the four days ending
on Thursday last the deaths from yellow fever
were 30.
1t is reported here that the yellow fever is
raging badly at Charleston.
Rairoad Accident-Fjeadish JiHaiay.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 29.--'Irains on the Ohio &