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STEAM BOILERS.

OF all descriptions. hand and made to order
~ Also Sh e Iron Work. viz: smake Pipe. Breed
- &c &C., made ON short notce-at Eagle Work
Chicago. r. w. GAl' , a ".
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LETTER FROM MIR. SOULE.

The National Intelligencer Of this morn
ing publishes q letter from MIR. Soul, in re-
lation to the surrcptitous correspondence
held between Mr.. Perry and tie ID o r ment
OF State. Ha says he has no oblec ion 10
the publication Of the correspondence, and
that if, in the Secretary Of Leyat on-The
man whom he had taken to his bosom h.
had a spy and traitor, it will never hurt him
to let the world know how UNANIMOUSLY the
trade was carried on.
New York, March 26.
The Phanix oil and candle works Brook
lyn, WIS destroyed by FIRE yesterday. Loss
$4,000, about one half Of which was insur-
ed. Cause unknown.
l.. Il. 4 mmerman, Consul for the Neither
lands at this port during the last forty years.
dlsd on Friday after an illness Of one hour.
Commodore Vanderbilt has determined to
start q new line of steamers between this
North Star April 2lst, followed by the steam
Or Ariel in May.
Boston, March %.
In the Supreme Court this morning, the
Eaglish soldiers who deserted from Sidney c.
B., after having robbing the Queens treasury,
and who were committed on a charge of SIM
PIE larceny for bring ny the money here, were
discharged from custody, on the ground that
they cannot be punished for larceny commit
cd IN another kingdom. This is the case
where the United States refused to send the
soldiers back under the Ashburton Treaty,
on the ground that the crime committed was
not robbery, bat simply theft.
New Yors, March $50 P. NJ.
We have dispatches from Halifax and from
SANDY Hook to 81 p. H., but thew contain no
intelligence Of the Atlantic or Asia, the :or-
Mr now several DAYS overdue and the latter
Win Liverpool dates to the 18th inst.
New YORK, March 26.
:, 10 tbs case Of Morr,ss liver and Linn,
1fec OF the access ,ries in the Poole murder,
Judge Morris to day discharged the habeas
corpus, considering that tho Indictment for
murder exceeded the right Of examin ,tion by
.ne magistrate. The parties were remanded
toprison.
WASHINGTON, March 26.
Our gulf sqradron is TO be Immediately
augmented and if any Spanish vessel hence
urn overhauls or fires into an American ves-
SELL she will be promptly chastised.
RurLAxr, w., March 25.
hen. s. S. Phelps late u. S. Senator from
sals State expired st bis residence in Middle
bury, yesterday,
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Ladies E'.erHiShissO Store us,s.

Ladies Furnishing Store 0s.ss
q aG....Ss -" . r.a8sH is 1920
= --->---S-I $780, ~ 49, - 80. y IA
Corner Of Third and Washington SITS.
BURLiNG TON, IOWA.
MRS. f. L. HENDRICKS has the pleasure of in
WI forming the Lades Of Huntington and vIcnt,
chat she is now receiving from New York by express
large supply of Dress Gs,ds and Trlnuing, # the
finest quality which she off rs ut the cheapest cash
price.
Also, Dress Making in the latest French and New
York Fashions.
Ny stock consists of Dress Silks, plain, plaid stri-
ped and watered.
Al! wool Del,ines, Barages. Grape JacKonet,, Plain
and ID tt,d Swiss.
Bishop Lawn, Collars. Chemisettes U.sdersleeves
Flouncngs. Edgngs ln-ertngs. I.aces of all kinds
Kid. Llsie Thread, Embfoide eo Gloves
l. ng md short Mits. Hosiery, Black Lace Wells
Fancy Wells, Dress Trimmings Sewing iIk,
Pins, Needles Hooks X Eyes,
Bonnet Ribbons, &c, DC.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
FROM TEXAS.

BALTIMO" <, March "A.
New Orleans papers Of Saturday last are
received
Galveston papers Of the 5th inst, state that
INN conhagrations have occurred in the
forest near Austin, and much property mas
been destroyed.
The Anderson Central Texan his a rumor
that Gen. Houston nten Is to issue circu-
lar on the Ali of March next, announcing
himself as an independent candidate for the
Presidency.
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FINISHED BRASS WORK.
1 LII kinds, viz Faucets Try cock-, Steam Wits
ties. Oil Cups, Globe valves. &c &c..--at E,gie
Works, Chicag". r. ". GATES 90. p
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CHAs. G.. MARTIN, WM. n. MARTIN.
st. Louis. New York.
SPRING And SUMNER
~ IL GD ~ = a II ma e.
asOr SID.


eonsising"f thevcry latest importations made trim
ined aud cut IN he latest style and fashions And as
our lnten this Spring is to sell to none but those
that are strictly PROMPT, for CASH the induce
mehts We shall offer will be such s to justify ali to
give thorough examination OF cur Stock before pur
chasing. Our Spring and Summer stock Of all kinds
hos been selected with every care and as one of our
firm has given his entire attention to purchasing in
tins and European markets. you will nd the largest
ana most complete assortm n: in liz. ever offered
by any house in the UNITED STATES.
Nes6a use our utmost endeavors to satisfy all who
ma! favor us with an examination feeling confident
mat our assertions will meet with tile appreciation Of
and all
:, As we are now the oldest Clothing Ho,sse in tie
est, and The thorough knowledge We possess in pur
chasnganu manufacturing, ana intention il 10
prompt business yuu VIII ind il 10 your interest
TO call and examine prices. Allow W through this
to return our thanks toour old for their long
and Continued patronage; and new traders, wishing
avail themselves Of fine selections will do well to
call and examine the Mammoth Stock which will b
IN exhibition at our house during the spring and
Summer Seasons.
MARTIN BROTHER,
No. Ia Vain street, st. l.pnis Mo,
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Garden Seeds,

Garden Seeds.
BOXES Sh Ker iarien Seeds. assorted, warranted
- pure and an assortment If seed Potatoes.
mar Is W. IL. ANDERSON. Main ST.
VI AY and D cember, a tale of welded life. by
~ Mrs. Hanback, at CORSE'S.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

ZINE a. softment u ..auies i.ess goods, latest
'tyes Just nlehe.. and for IL Low the of
may ~ MUM 4 lUkY.
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Csral shelters.

MORE Of those nice western Corn Shelters {
- sale by (mr. 20, '55) j. $. KIMBALL & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-01

were fastened inst above his ewes. lie va.
dragged struggling from the shelf, and the
serpent retained his hold upon the limb. thew
swung heavily acains, the BODY of tie tree
The JOINTS of The serpent stretched to their
utmost tension. and II" limb ben. and crarI.
ed with the weight il sustained but he firm
iv kept hold, and drew the cord alnns the
neck of the Struggling lion AS tight as hang
mans knot. But the mighty beast was mt
thus TO be overcome. With one of his .tron,
paws he grasrcd the snake abovc the head.
and turning seized that part in his month
crushing bones and flesh. and .rir.l,nr hi,
teeth IN fury when they met. The cord. nm
ON the llno now relaxed and thcv fell hc,y-
lly npon tn" gronnd, fighting in "A hcan. anil
'''''i"4 III" hrr leaves up in clc,,f W :,h
their fiery energy.
ran up the lath which the native had Sc.
l"rfrd before. and was soon joined bv him
With little difficulty we reached the ton Of
the opening. and turned to look al the STRANGE
battle below. Eut II was over. The huge
serpent lay bloody and motionlcss at the fu,t
OF the tree. and the victorious lion disappear
ed among the bushes in the direction of ,l,,.
iSsnrc. lie had received some severe wound,
and doubt not his bones a,hed from the
great stress of the scrrrn,- falls Our at
tempted ascent ofthe mountain cnaeJ f,r
that day. and we quickly wended our way
homcward.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-01
The. Ssusr 0G ,1sssf;rc

The boys attending ore oc our nphl;c
schools of TIE average Of seven. had. in tho
play of ba; and ball. broken on O: the n.,b.
bors windows; but no clue of thc of.pder
could toe obtained. as he would not conf,.s,.
nor would any os his associates expose him.
The case :ronbled the coycrness and nm
The occa>i"n OF a gentleman visiting the
school. She privately and briefly stated tho
circumstance. and wish, j him, IN some rc-
marks TO :h" school. to revert TO the princ;-
pie Involved in the ease.
The address 10 the school l,a; rcfrrerco
principally. 10 Tie conduct ef boy. in the
streets and IN their sports. The rrinciple
Of rrr'liudr and Kindness which should sor.
ern them everywhere. even whrr alone, and
when they thought no eve could SEQ. and
there was no one present to observe. The
shool $ ened deeply interested in the re-
MARI
\ very short tim" after the visitor had lcff
'''' |'"''''. iittf INV rose IN his seat AMI
sail ''Nlise--. hated the ball ,ba. brot.
Mr.. -> window. Another foy throw Tho
hall. but ha:ted it and struck the winlow.
am willing to pay for it."
There was dca,hiike silence in the rccu
as the hoy was speaking and it continued
Tor minute after he had closed.
"Snt IT won't hc right for - to paw the
whole for the glass" said another bor. rising
IN his seat ''all Of us that were rlav;no
shonli pay thing, because we were all on
Sa-"d al'k" IN the play; III pay nv party'
"AnI ~
And T."
\ thrill Of pleasure seemed to run shrouch
the ssool at ,li'. display OF correct feeling.
The tea'her'> heart was tourhrl. and she
felt more than ever the responsibility of her
charge.
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From he ". T. Tf,nne P.,li.s R.,.rss.

From 'he " T. T'fhnne r"li.s R.,-r,s.,
The cour. took new ..cbaw" of ,oh,..o
and the Irish lady was heard Spanking the
twins in the adjoining room. Officer .0Of
then introduced to the notice Of the ;px;.,o.
rated Jn'l re gentleman whom he had ar
rested for being di>orderly. and making q
stump or rather lamr-post Grafton. to an
attentive audience of butcher bows. The
beauty of the new conner was decidedly of
the yard->t'ck chararter-he was long as an
Iowa railroad, and symmetrical as a fence
rail; his face was as cxrressionle.s az the
head Of Shakespeare which is seen on the
drop-curfan Of the broadway Theatre. sur
rounded bv triple row of attcnuatef sausa-
ses. His square and angular shoulders made
him resemble hish-shouldercd pump. while
his arms moved with As much ease and ,r,re
as the handle to the same. Lon.. black hair
parted il, the middle. was soapci down until
the ohacin"us ends rested upon The unctucus
collar of his scciy coat. His shirt collar.
"nl'iess of starch. was unhatfone,l At the
neck and laid far hack over his vest, doubt
less TO display neck which. had it leen cut
off, was long enough to tie Ills ,me he n.
nounced as Julius Jenkins. and his story !,
one of blightcd hopes. disappointed rxpecta-
tions. unrequitcd love. and unapprcciated
senins. We retain Dis eloquent words As
nearly as possible. first promising that the
'llsorlerly conduct for which he had been ar-
rested. consisted in his trying to whip cae-
eyed butcher. who hal married his cousin
Your Honor loved Inv cousin Be,sev
| had always loved my cousin Betscv, from
the time when As children We t,se IN lovinu
partnership our mutual pantalettcs and pe,ti-
coats, Tor these legs once wore panta!ettes
and their symmetry was hidden from a,irnirs-
ton by petticoats } looking for hlackbcrries
in a cedar swamp-f'Wn the time We sucked
eggs together in the harm yard and 'teetered'
in happy sport nron the same bosrl from
the time We hnilt playhouses in the garden
and matse papPy-love behind tie currant-
bnshes-fro:' those happy days of rural fs-
LEFTY until the present time, NV cousin Bet
>ey has been the ideal of nv soul. We usesl
20 eat bread and milk ont OF the same howl.
dis anglcworms with the same shovel. m
ti>h'n. in tn" same creek. steal apples from
the same orchard. and crawl through tlc
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OF our modern poets, forgcts that beauty of
imagery and expression are not the only beau
ty required IN true poem. and that happi-
ness is a finer and nobler thing than sorrow"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-01

Black or green tea steepcd in boiling
milk and swectened with loaf sugar, is excel
)cnt for the dysentery
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-01

from that day to this, while his wagon load
OF TIN ware still makes one of the leading at
fractions in the museum of Natchcz.
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e altoonian Sob O6tt.

Increased iariia, no- ";,crc,l n; the Cale,Io
i'Ian lob Gtiicc i,,: il"sc iin wish i.r
ilANbElLLS, ArCTIoN Bills.
CONCERT BILLS. ORDERS ExrrCrs-
IE"'EAHWrS, Is FOR SCHmpi.S s.
ENVELOPES, ACADEMIES,
BLANKS. Bill HEADS,
'LANk NOTES, BUSINESS CARDs.
LA"tL>. ClHCrLAES. &C.. &c.
IL All r'trFs * MAIL or Otherwise. will receive
P''Hil" attention. RAND. STONE & 90.
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L"N"rELI oV'> Nrw PoFI-Of The new
poem which l.on.IrlIow has now in press. we
md the suhJoned brief notice in the Cr.uon ::
We have been reading the sheets Of T.onc.
ieIiow new rocin-It will toe published in
month or two ltiS called the son. Of Hiawa-
tha' and IS wholly founded upon Indian - A.
merican lndlan-legends. !, is very orici
nal and has The simplicity and charm of
Saga. There Is Ii'.c human interest in il.
but Tie character of tie Indian lc.caI is al
mIrafIy Preserved. Il is he very antpodes
OF lchh!-on> MlT!. which is poem Of the
Iresent day. very loctical. very morbid. ire
lIsioas and p!::.4.. Tcnnyson. ike 50 many
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ifornin MANS 1ad YTeusNfc,

lj0rniG Mans ddd 1feUSHFc'
NEW YonK. Sept l0.-ihe steamer Empire
CITY from Aspnwall, with the California mails OF
the 18th inst, and 1919 900 in treasure arrived
here about noon
The consignees on the specie list are prlncpai-
lyas follows: Wells. Fargo x Co.. sl9l'Voo:
VIM. Hoge & Co., 10000: Duncan. Sherman x
Co, 100000; Ross, Falooner X Co S6o'oo0;
Thos Watson & Sons 922 600
Thine advice, by this arrival have been anticl-
pated via san Juan.
The news from the Ishmus is unimportant.
VALPARAISO dates to July }Ofh. and CaIan dates
10 August 10th, had reached Panama.
Trade was active at Valparaiso, owing to nu-
merous arrivals.
Flour was in great demand for Australia, Sales
at II 5OaSl2.
The presidential election in Bolivia had term,
mated in favor of General Cordoba, son in-law oil
Besen.
The date from Melbourn. Australia, are to the
Goth of June. The yield of gold continued steady
Flour had largely advanced
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SPECIAL DESPATCH.
THIRTY. SFVEN DEATHS IN NORFOLK
MONDAY-NAMES OF THE DEAD.

RICHMOND. sept. H. ~ 1 E ~
From the most reliable sources, and not with
ont some difficulty. have obtained the follow
ing list of deaths, that occurred in Norfolk on
Yesterday:
Theodore Cunningham, Clerk in the Farmers
Bank
YIN. Moore, son of IIoratio Moore, ESQ.
Ambrose Dorney, Esq, member of the Howard
Association.
AT the City Tor Woodis) Hosptal,the following
PERSONS died yesterday: -.
E. j. Mallory, John Cranberry, Mrs Alice
Norris, John Keys, Joseph White lhos briggs
and Mary Little.
The number of deaths amounted to 81 on yes,
to-day, but the above are all the names | could
obtain.
Henry Myers, of Richmond is down with the
Fever at the City Hospital in Norfolk.
The Rev. Thomas Hume, of the Baptist Church
at Portsmouth, is here ,endeavoring to effect some
arrangement by which the poor little orphan emil
aren in Portsmouth can be transferred to TINS
city until after the epidemic shall have ceased
which is now raging.
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-, Special Cores ondence of the Express
me Seab0ard Cities-the Recent Stampede from
Suffolk.
SUFFOLK, VA, 5

SUFFOLK, VA, Sept. 10th, 1000.
Dear Express: The writer of this had an oP-
pOrtunty during the past year, of Witnessing the
!d,'ages of cholera in the city Of Aessina, IN the
g @iohl Of Sicily, where from population OF oV'
wv thirteen thousand were taken away ny the
!'1stilencc in nine DAYS Though the dead were
PlHed in trenches, short distance beyond the
'y walls, without collins and as they died. and
"'te were not carts or wagons enough IN inc
Wy to CHAR the streets of corpses, yet with
,neSe scenes fresh in my memory, Il think there
"re more horror striking and heart-rendlng CIR,
instances attending the aspect OF Norfolk and
'ansmouth nj present
lie village of Suffolk, Il miles from Ports
Quth on the s. &R r Road that had been very
@'aithy during the prevalence OF the scourge,and
.asthrongcd wife refugees from the devoted cit
IVY on Saturday last, was grasped within the en-
Iac race, Of the destroyer. The continuance OF the
''a''1lness of the place, gave rise TO positive
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FROM THE INFECTED DISTRICT.

The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad tram has
arrived | can gather bat few items Scarcely
any passengers come up now from either Norfolk
or Portsmouth, and the officers of the train have
NJ heart to enquire the sad particulars.
Nothing is obtained from Norfolk except that
six physicians from the North have died. Their
names could not be ascertaned
In Portsmouth yesterday,the deoths numbered
seventeen
Robert 7. Scoot, Esq, member OF the Conn,
ell and Keeper of the public Provision Store dled
On Sunday night last.
Avery w. Williams. the nineteenth member Of
the Williams family that has fallen in the prevail
ing epidemic, died last night.
No new cases in Sotfolk.
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GOVERNOR SHANNoN-St. Louis Sept 10
Governor shannon, of Kansas, arrived at Yves
port on the 3lst utimo where he was s'renaa a,
and in reply made speech, in which he said a. tn
hn ,e,ardod the legislature legal and its ac
binding, and that be would exert his AUTHORITY
Of the establishment of slavery in Kansas.
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.&Sn RE w Afs 81,

Ok IN WAEsEb.-Renaway from the subscr-
SebV ben on the 2pd day of the present month
tSente,olerO ANGELINA. bright mulntto woman,
,,d nbort ( wears. She is TALL straight, well torr
OF aud ii ely featured woman, with very black aud
straight hail; bck oye. good teeth features resembling
those of white woman, and far brighter than mulat"es
generally In fact oa careless observer she wo ld
-, ,,,r, whine woman. She has been used 10 house
bn;nos, but can turn iasd 10 any kind of business
sIe wa. ,aised pear Camp Jc Courthouse, by Dr. Mar
tim of whom purchased her some six years since, md
I, sister living in L,nchbnrg. where it is likely he
IN an d n,,e,un nj To ia her self off a freq white
woman When neatly dressed She would be taken for
White woman. The sbovrreward will be paid for her
If corfoed in amy iail West"f Prince Edward All
,,er.ors are hereby warned to em 10y horbor said
II. q. RICHARDSON.
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Y.VaEs vyOODN0UsE ~ co
no MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
,,a, 'py AND RETAIL DEALERSs
po C1-s STATIONERY, PIANo-FofH'''
MUSIC ANU INV
.Tave for sale all the School BOOKS III ~ =,
= ,.l.aln ANn EANCY ARTICLES,

Have for sale all the School BOOKS ih Mis-.
AW. MEDIC ~, THEOLO"lO"h' ,.,.riI.
Z c,li,a.oo. Books Bunk B"ooks 81 e'erpaf nj
,'an tet,er and Writing Papers tue pe'l reriaIs,
i'%',i in nse Giobes New MUsr pr,"'ng ro.se
n,'d Racks On Drawing and Painting ColY'9 Xiii G,
We ,t,n Instruments, Gold and StFof 'er Mn.
80, yoIip., Guitars Flutes Accofhe'Is' """ Pocket
s s%s instruments. vi'io sn9g' Pen III Com.
Knives, Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Fnc. sicle.-
M ,.sss mad Chlin., ehojo Book AMI Fancy
for presents ri. son,ly Of Pan oites 's
,, rcDsIishcd and web kgwg now ID iona.
res OF 4. Stodait y W. - a.. ann h. reliupoh ia
Cbckering who's" instrHnth.S I'D ,Iag,, of tnisl.
~ If tre. ereat durability aRH of NJ
rh' subscribers hay pnrticIn,.a'eP r =, come
wards ar onc thousand 81 mes -. roi IN Virgin
,T r, resreciaele eaI we'll known 'a1 superior
~ md North clrona "y are w.. Nulncturers'
ia III a aiI respects s and are offered at the
lpwest prices tp,ak books of kinds man.
uficured to order c,.1,.t, and protly attended
II. Otler, h, letter '''''''''' SEP l-is
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BY wM.H. mOsBY, Auctioneer.
PROPERTY SALE.

! The undersigned with u view oil relieving him
II ftom his present embarrassed eou'I.n will offer
sue rrivltciy until the 9Th day of September next
e following yaluYbe property. viz: two Lots Of
round I'm. CRY OF Lynchbnrs, fronting 40 feet ench
Jefferson street on the Basin Of the james River and
/ anaWhl Canal. nearly opposite the large stone wa
~ Lots fronting 80 feet e1ch tie Basin ui the
iaut, running back the Ofanse aud AleNindrih Rab
oai; lot on Jefferson street nppo,ite the store II
Mcdaniel HUT Preston. frnntine feet; four Fnmsd
renrnenls and Lots near D. z. Ree,, lying between
the old and new mrnpik es House and Lot adointas
ID f. Spence's residence q most dcsirnoe 'ani'y resi-
Genee:) bot mi Wooden Tenement aud vacant Lot.
both nlloinns ia SAM; half ncie Lot on Back VA
ter Creek. near Judge Nn. Daniels lee fl@nse also
his interest tbriug tird-) in that ynlu bic STRAIN
Rrirk Machine nehr the Gas Works; about 20 bend os
Horses and Mules all Young nnd well brake to harness;
or ~ new Wagons, G. and horse and several SEC
oni h,nd Carts, Wagons Sc.
such portions Of said property MS may not be sold by
the I'm day Of September next will on that lay be sod
by way Of public auetin.
AL q creditors 81 the undersigned are invited To
p,rcl,a SCI so iat tier clam. uny be ohseted ugaiDst
tie amount due ~ rem respectively tor purchase.
Al aprsuns having open accounts against him are re-
aestedtu present ihemby the lit day Of Srramher that
he nav endeavnr make some fovisi ior them; those
indebted him earnestly reHuested 10 pay without
further delay.
y B.. The PIEDMONT WORKS will be continued
in all their different branches, md all the contracts now
On hand or may be racird Cor between ts md the
LIT day of September will be carried promptly Wy
he conreln that will take the Works 81 that day. as he
intends taking in "A partner.
ane d5ta stjth-ept GEO. q. EUhLfi'
Republican cupy.
POSTFONEMENr
The sale of Road Estate advertised by Geo. e. Curle
viii take pInce the list inst
srns eo,2ls c. r. PHELPS. Auctr.
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This is a very handsome sum, but by no means
large as will probably be required before the
two unfortunate cities again blessed witt
health. and her scattered citizens can with safet.
return to their desoate homes. The amount y
many of the citizens will no doubt be increased
In Baltimore the contributions of several churcl
have not yet been reported.
Our citizens have not only given their monE
freelv but have contributed lnrgo numberpf
collins and a considerable quantity OF breadstur',
clothing &c. These are exclusive OF the 81 'Fo
in cash. H.
tons pure ice. which will no doubt prove a yey
acceptable donation at the present time. Rlt
mond has also contributed horses for the phy-
clans and provisions for the destitute and sfk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
MAINE ELECTIONS.

PORTLAND, Sept. Il.-One hundred and fly
six tows heard from, which give Morrill, 26D,
and Wells 2600. Reed 5000 majority. The
Senators and Representatives will probably be
-Republican. Election close.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13

sALEoF FREE NEGRo.-Thos;; hdward !,
ter.free negro was sold at auction by order Oh y
Richmond Hastings Court on MONDAY .o' i,
naming in the Commonwealth contrary , " ~
Carter was purchased says the D'Spate"' ~ ~ ~
Henry NJ. Templeman, ana WIN pe '" an SaeG