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IJLACK AND COLORED SILK Sacks
Id supply of the above desirable coats tor the NOT
June % A ~ '"'' KEEN, BALDWIN co.
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GOGGETT 81 ANDERSON,

EOGEETT 81 ANDERSON,
TPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets,
a RE now receiving ior the Spring and Summer Trade
IA full and we'll selected stock Of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS,
R1rdCsc fire Screens and Curtains and Papers Ct the
latest .,rle fran the best factories Also Floor aGd ia
- oI Cloths all qualities; White Chccs hhd Cocoa Mat
inc Curtain ,maak, Satin neLame and Curtain Trim
nE s Wnsi;n and Lace Curtains Window Shades Curl
~ liar md Susx Mattresses FeaherBeds Boislcrs and
plor. Of the hest quality IlarC sofa Springs Web
binr. &C.; which will be sold on reasonable tcrm2.
psner Hanging and Uphosteng promptly attended to
and faithfully executed, in iowa country. continual
RON of pslronagc received il respectfully solicited with
tioi VI rr y1,a IN merit the sn,r March 24--3m
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MILLINERY

LATEST SUMNER STYLES RECEIVED BY
MISS RACHEL LYON.
CO MAIN STREET NEAR 1T. CHARLES HOTEL.
A MONGST tho Irgh0rn md Straw Goods to hysR
"A hand are beautiful lot OF Es5&o
RUSTIC OR BLOOlIER HATS, VIZ
for Misses md Children.
Mourning Bonnes F,wrrs, Ribbons, Head Dresses OF
various STYLES and many other articles new and fresh be.
ing OF the very latest importation Gail and see them
.lunn lS-lM
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xSGENE h-Nl:: :, .hn t;rspcl of the Kingdom pro.
49, Q, Believer. ,hn seed OF Abraham, will be held
and Hanover Virgins" 10 miles North SoomS "i
n ,n,, ON the m rho 3ni and continuing till the
Eai Road MY Inclusive Brethren Anderson Dr.
] & Tn%a' arc sspssisd The 'fafs
raOls H rasOS"ttaliy invited TO S''0nd
nI--Cit
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I1IHE TRANSFER BOOKS OF tins ctice ~!!. &c
closed from the 18th inst until the LIT Of IT,. rcE,
w. L. JACKSON, Sccsud auli;o:.
SECOND Arp!ToRs OFFICE, 4th lgas, lev5..-5:sHIa
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NyILLARD,S HOTEL

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
nN and after this date, all passrnCcrsS ST,
- will be landed upon the Wharf ThetTa3
Steamer star has been painted md fitted =
nm, in no srvc and chartered for the express pur
mise of accommodating the Hotel guests She will maze
ne daily trpto Norfolk and Portsmouth and orcS. lc
ing Old Point at socloc, A. ~; returning! leave Hotloh
n, 10 o'clock A. M-Suniays leaves Old Point NJ CLOCK
A. ~ Norfolk at Ii o'clock, A. ~, and return to Horlr,E
in I'll. crcing giving the Norfolk and Portsmouth pe"p
opportunity OF spending the day at the Point Tor Fo"0
UP c. c. WILLARD & BROTHERS.
Ia 1,u
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE, Va. 49,
~v1tyr c,munnccmcnt exercises OF this institution VIII
tnkc pnrr on the I'd OF July next Aiterthr speeches
- M rndot.s and the comforting of degrees the Society
~ Husnni will be addressed by j. Horace Lacy Esq, OF
Spotsylvnnia "Eo ''"N'''
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nUMPKIN SEED-Lsrgs yellow. Tor sale BY
il June IL WA. FAL"1-i'
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CIIRET W.INES.

CHM, GLASS AND EARTHEN-WAKE. ,
HHAVING determined to close my present business, J
III nm offering my large and choice stock OF Goods, nj
yrry low prccs 10 enable reduce my stock by pri'
waite s"e sacrificing at a n
Country and City merchants iames anu al a." IN WAN.
the Goods and prces they will be sold for cash or to
nnncn ut less thnn they cen be bought for in
kt 49,, ~ HUGH A WATT,
' 49, On ,;e No 7s. China IInl
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEhlt
MR NOEL IND MISS DONNE, PRiNEWiL&
yENIE next Session ui this Institution viii ucSil ON lc
first day of October, md close ola Tia" hr,i o july
Circulnrs containing terms. &C, will br furnished
Letters mGy nc sddrCsscdto JOHN n MILL.
Wor il-rr,f Williamsburg. VA.
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hSE HUNDRED PAIR One hundred ~ On
~ pair more ri LADIES CATER BOOTS. AZ IHI
81 10 per pur just received by steamer directly ~
from tho manufacturers ard 1r -ac Gt the Pre- w.
mimi, Ron, and shoe store Of ALEX. HILL,
% No. ~. MAN street, hNDiiiHI, VI
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UNOR TTE SPRI NGS.-Thc subscriber Inns -,
Jus, received very handsome ot OF Ladies xS~sses
I;yb. over shoes. Ladies visiting The springs and the
country should fail to supply neLscIv"s WIN pmr
IT,, "a n mo found n ALIEN HILLS,
Premium Boo, Hua shoe Store.
r,,, 10 No l2T, Min street.
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RI TnE VOTERS or Mh , ,,',Lni "
SSrI'Rt;:-FellcwC inscns-l ,ahs , s Sharisahy of
;.,rr,n. you, that a'h . H J. F. FINCH,
NV ,,iuty al III" ESN' ei''''"' Christiansville.
yN"' '.,t
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iiO0TS. SHINES AND TRUNKS,

UUUIS. %IIUf..6 NM TIKI NtS,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
n YOU Boots hni Shoes, Trunks, 90 To- 81
n HILLS where you will lind Whist you want 81
and that Of the hest quality md Mt reasOnnbef ~
prices No. la;, MINI Street, Richmond, Va.
Ilnnl
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MERCHAND!SE,
- - - y - N>->>7~|>~-~--~~-~->-~~r
MUSIC STOHE-KEJIOyA

MUSIC STORE-KElIOYAl.
E8 IT, Il l. y Il hnnrIncc- To- hi
Il friends mnd III" pubic ut rr,r. iiu; FEl.- 81
h.. li4> mnvs, from lis old stand on :lHn y + ~ 7 r
Street 10 lie store occrri,dhy William Ri. !
,urr- Tie as; thirty v,is Governor, Frank
lin street whrrr h. Will keep hrrCIHtGr",
of Piano F"rtrF MClnicOu-. AccOricons tu:nrE,
Fluirs Vo!in4 Gui,nrhnd Violin strings and Musical Mrr
chaniise in general; all OF the hest quality
A-", the hrees stock Of popular ani standard Music TO
Uc uuirl III thi. state
New Music received semi weekly
Piano. tuned. repaired, and lie, On hire.
Obi Pianos tnI.I In lmri nav f,I ucw uups Feb
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LAND F0K SIZE N TnI FORKS Oh III

Terms accommodating. EDGAR MACON,
Agent and CUHmls~,D,, ..".rurT'.
J,he elk cigwii ''ror"hr . iiaI
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~ Il. STCltDltANr,
ATTORNEY ar Law IND NOTARY PUBLIC
DRACTlSEs in al the Courts Of the City of Richmond
Il and III the adjoining Counties.
VIII tnkc dispositions be read in evidence in the Uni
ted States Courts in the Virginia State Courts in the
Courts Of other States whose statutes authorize
| g axe dispositions
viii also take acknowledge &c, to deeds, for the
| following States and Territories:
Alabama, Connecticut, illinois, Indiana, lowe, Maine
MaSsachusctts, Michigan, Minnesota New Hampshire
New York, Ohio, Rhode Island, Tennessee Vermont, Viz
| gina and Wisconsin jan l3-dSctf
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RNOR HREWEN-lhr a !. Bremen s:.!p IT
IOT'ISIANA Capt Schroeder q. Der. EIlS
mu'ia Hundreds Will load Tor ;mc "oo'c poF'. HSG
For freight or passage apply 10 -
Iune lf-d3y sIHAER, MULLER q ".
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WOKCESTER'S
SUPERIOR PIANOS
ONE PRICE TEWELRY STORE

NI TNTUTl I TENUO,
4 AGENCY o. Main street, Richmond Va
IN April - A MORRIS
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PREhltN HAT hSD CAP STORE
FRESH SUPPLY ht HATS AND CAPS,
L$,I RECEl'ED, to-day, Tor Gcltl.n.l .sSsHfss>
" ioH'!!s. Boys und Children, vi the latest ESD
s!r. which, :h;n:, canmo. be- surpassed by MSE4
80 .! VI ms market. wnnli particularly call ="
~ .N'i'iIn OF .hr ladies' these goods Nv aiy" OF
Dni.HS HATS Tor rc:curu hes been gwen up 10 hc the
h offered III this city, md nn :ring them last
sa "nihcture them. Call and leave your order, ana
nave one made 1T Your head
street. " ~ ii,fCii III, ,IpGDi'
May 10 h.|A''p 'tO'''i''
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LAND WARRANTS,

TIME Subscribers prepared to purchase Land War.
IL rants for tho next three ycHrs, nj the rate of
SlHJUW WORTH PER MONTH
The very highest New York market prices will b. given;
often giving more and move. les Persons scndinc Wnr.
confidently rely receiving much il ihey
were personally present.
sight Drurs any ot the Northern Southern Cities
will bc promptly returned for warrants by mail to
their address. LuliH ~ CLARKE IS CO,
Bankers Dealers III Lind Warrants,
aud Agents for Claims against the
Government, Washington City, d. {.
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DECElNE consignmcn:s OF Tobacco Flour, Corn
he Wheat. &c, md give their personal attention In
=nI's OF same, nnd keep constantly hand large and
general assortment VI Groceries Seeds, Peruvian G""o
&c. Fem ~
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I
FQ1lIIS machine has been extensively eatcd for the 65
Il last two years i'll tho Northern aud Western "
States aud pronounced the best in premium 49,
has been awarded to every Fair at which II hns hcr
exhibited 1t is desirable that these who mhy want Reap
or or Reaper aud Mower should forward their ordcrs early
IN nrev.rt iii commandment H. BALDWIN.
i,,e liz Main Street Richmond
The daily union., 1855-09-14

Dr. Mcdowell, of this city, returned last evening, but
We learn Intends again visiting the Infected district in
lew days The proposition for removing the orphan and
suffering children has yet been carried effect and
we regret to learn that there is difference of opinion
amongst Their friends to the proper place to send
them--Baltinore Richmond The next steamer from
Norfolk however we understand is expected TO bring
number TO this city
We copy the following from the Richmond Dispatch Of
yesterday morning:
Passengers by the Curtis Peck yesterday evening report
40 deaths In Norfolk Tuesday and 23 in Portsmouth Ten
persons had left the former place for Camp Falls.
Or. Mcdowell, Of Richmond who arrived yesterday
afternoon, in consequence OF the illness Of his father
here, reports 20 deaths in Portsmouth Tuesday and %
Monday lie intends returning there tomorrow next
day.
Dr. Whitehead, acting mayor OF Norfolk was not dead
Yesterday when the boat left but very ILL., Neither
Mr. Gus. Chandler nor bis sister is dead reported
DR. r. b. Tunstall of Norfolk gave up Tuesday from
hanstion, but has no symptoms OF the fever.
The gentleman who brought up this Information say IS
that he feels confident that least 400 persons in Norfolk
have died solely from the want OF attention He himself
at one period of the epidemic had to do the cooking and
washing for his whole family and the negro who were
down with the fever.
There were 63 burals in Norfolk on Tuesday.
Mr. Turner the mail agent arrived in this city Tuesday
He has been carrying the mails between Norfolk and Ports
mouth and Suffolk, and is completely exhausted
The daily union., 1855-09-14
THE YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH.


The latest intelligence from these unfortunate cities is
contained in the subjoined despatch:
BALTIMORE, Sept l2-Thc tidngs from Ne-fok are ter
rble The official report gives deaths Monday So Tues
day, b3 on Wednesday, up to the time the boat lef A.
On Wednesday there so DIR. Briggs is
dead ALSO Dr. Burche, (?) Of Washington.
Among the deaths in Norfolk the following Mrs. E.
Sutter J r. johnson. J. $. Lovett Miss Love, Mr. 1.
Cranberry, Mary Woodward, A. Briggs, r. Timberake,
Mrs George Loyall Mrs. A. Smith and three children
GAhsrine Baylor Miss Sylvester lhe last Of her fam
Shuser Miss Shuser George Shuser and Dr. d. Burche,
of Washington.
Among The sick reported are Dr. r. Tunsal and family,
Alex Tunstal and family DR. Upshur of the navy, Miss
Wilkinson, J. Shuster, jr4 and Miss Shuster.
Mr. Nimmo Gheselin has just arrived from New Orleans
with thirteen female and two male nurses
The deaths in Portsmouth on Wednesday were %; new
cases. 20. great number of the occurred in
healthy sections Of both towns which have hitherto escaped
As far as we able ascertain but few of the citizens
of Norfolk Portsmouth have gone to Camp Falls We
presume there be satisfactory why consd-
erabe number have avaed themselves Of this safe place Of
refuge The subjoncd despatch received from Bali
more yesterday morning
BALTIMORE Sept l3The ladies OF this city held meet
ing this morning demand, in the Of common hui
mauity, that tho orphans Of Norfolk and Portsmouth be
immediately brought TO this city, Large subscriptions
have already been made for their support and and
supcrin,endens engaged Provisions sufficient for their
support for one year have been donated
Before forming opinion in the matter 1t would be as
well to wait for explanation from the Howard Associa-
ton Of Norfolk 1t is said that number of the orphans
have been to Richmond and II is not improbable that
provision had been made for the remainder before the ap
pica,on from Baltimore received
Since the above written. have received the Rich
mond Enquirer Of yesterday morning, which contains h'
following
Passengers who up to this city yesterday evening
IN The steamer Curtis Peck report that there no abac
ment the violence Of the yellow fever at Norfolk anc
Portsmouth About the usual number of deaths occu'
dy but there appears to bs diminuticn in the number
OF new cases
The daily union., 1855-09-14
LOCAL wS.


Within the last three days reports have beon current re
tive to deaths from yellow fever ut Wizards Hotel and at
the krkwood House, We have made personal inquiries
both these establishments and it gives much pleasure
that hese reports have not the sghtes foundation in
TRUTH One of the guess the Krkwood House taken
suddenly Ill yesterday from partakng too freely Of turtle
SOUP salmon and peaches and his dinner
The who called in did not express surprise
at the condition of his patient after having been fully ap
priced Of his tabo performances.
The newsboys Of Washington will give tho whole Of next
Mondays earnings for the benefit of tho Nfk and Ports
doubt Will be hDeraly
pntronized
Among tho guests at Wizards Hotel Hon. Willis A.
orman governor Of Minnesota Hon. Mr. Roser secretary
Of the Territory and Hon. c. j. Faulkner OF Virginia
Hon. Mr. Olds, of Ohio, who arrived in this city few
days ago. we regret learn confined to his hotel by
and protracted indsposition.
Tho Washington House (formerly Gadsby's Hote) is
nearly if not quite ready for the reception Of the travelling
public The enerprising host, Mr. Corban Baker, il de-
termncd to pare neither pains expense keep tho
ancient reputation Of this favorto and
establishment.
Tho contributions thus far from the citizens of Washington
for tho relief of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers
elusive clothing and provisions will not fall much short Of
eight thousand dollars
The daily union., 1855-09-14
Later from Merico.

New ORLEANS, Sept 1l-The Orixaba has arrived from
Vera Cruz with dates of tho I'd instant Sho brings but
little nows Of Importance The steamer Iurbido has
turned from Havana.
General Ignaco dc Ia Slave, the head Of the lberating
force at Vera Cruz refused acknowledge the provisional
under Carrca and took possession OF the city,
His course is approved by the inhabitants Many ces and
refugees are returning to the country At Zacaecas tho
plan Of Ayua has been adopted General Zamoa has been
appointed executive.
Alvarez and Comonfor marching the city of Mexi
co. and were daily expected
The daily union., 1855-09-14
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

1atntar Statement of Immigration the United Staes-
The superintendent of statistics of the Department of State
has at request furnished the suboned statement
made up from official house returns, exhibiting the
numbsr Of passengers arriving Boston, New York. Pa
dephia Baltimore, and New 0reans by from foreign
countries during the first half Of 1885, compared with the
number arriving at the ports during the first half OF
1854:
The daily union., 1855-09-14
by y. G. MCGUIRE, Aucsasassr.

1SRUsTEEsi SALE or STEAMER UNION.On Thursday, Sep
en'ber 20h 1855 IL O'clock by Of deed Of
date the 18Th day June 1885, and recorded liner
81 No. 92 f0ins 1885, scf of the Washing
county, In the Dsct OF Columbia the will sell
public auco Pages wharf, of street, nearly
between this city and Alexandrln. sse n
This was Weshugton city the year is
l6l length inches depth hold
10 inches
ncmcnt enrolment Her engine 6rst cass v
o,sc engine built by Smith Perkins
Ia She either end foremost and il convenient for load
ing and unloading freight.
Terms half residue ski months for
torily- -ondorsed nste, bearing interest.
CHARLES g. MILLS, 1r.
CHRISTOPHER INGLE, Alus'ocs
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sep 5-dd Aucioneer \
The daily union., 1855-09-14
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept 13Flour is firm and unchsnged-sales
of 900 bb Howardstrect and Ohio brands at 81 62{
Thc supply fair and holders ask higher Wheat
has advanced cents per bushc good TO prime whites
81 rs 81 s5 good prime reds 81 e5 81 rs. Corn is
unchangedgood to prime white, s5 ss cents good to
prime yellow, so 81 cents Some very choice lots
sold few cents hi Rher
The daily union., 1855-09-14
OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Moiling Letters IN The Mail Cdrs.The practice of mail
ters In mail along the mail routes instead Of at
ices has become very prevalent that have been
uesed to again call attention TO the regulations of the
cHassrse.--sidney Smith in his Diary has the follow

CKASSrNG.-Sidney smith IN ms Diary has the foiiow-
iug characteristic paragraph about Channng
al think Charming admirable wrter--so much sense
and cloquencc such command OF languagel Yet admi-
rabe as his sermon on is have the vanity think
my own equally good quite sensible quite eloquent
as full Of good principle and language; and you will be
the more inclined to agree with me in this comparison
whom tell Won that preached in St Paus the identical
sermon which Lord Groy much admires. thought !
could not write anything half good SO preached Chan
ning.n
The daily union., 1855-09-14
ny J. Q. MeaUIRE, Auctlonssr.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-on Thursday,
September 50, p. the prcmisGs will
that part ofot TO- square beginning ih
and T, rs from southeast angle OF
north a5 feet Yves. 100 feet inc south IS et the Begin
together with the conssug spac
GUS teelofy brick house and back budas Gxiar cen
sc.
beginning on street. ~ feet from tho southeast angle Of said
square thence 30 feet nch north rs fest the
toned rast 5 feet inches south ~ feet feet nchss
south to the beginning.
Ts properly, from is central position xiniy Pennsyi
wants. fail be
The lots will be Kold separately.
Terms sac One fourth residue and years,
with ntere Deferred be secured decd Of
on The premises. Title perfect.
JAS. O. INQUIRE.
Heptl-d Ancioneer
The daily union., 1855-09-14

ACCIDENTAL LOT.-W have 40 pieces fine white eve
Diapers per yard well worth 37k, superior article
for children's apsops
Twenty pieces Of nncr nnmbers of extra nne
Cheap diapers, all wdihs and qnasics
Table diapers dsmnsk from medium nne and wide
stylish patterns
Napkins, towels, and towelitnG In cndless varisty.
Lnen sheeings and pillow ipens, many bargains.
Irrh I'll qaaes Of them mode IN ireland
ORDER by this hem all inen," and
good.
purcs cheapest linen goods In
market trade the linen department. has vss In
| creased.
A large of medium nd nns banken.
dozen bed comforts
Of fancy goods well those for furnish
ing consumption daily TcPienxhed
Consinny hand, II and Of Ill qsaies fuu
com OF mourning goods pces
price only ssas for
nay bills whom pvessnsd.
articles prices, and fair dealing BE- relied
cascs-
PERRY b BROTHER
Central 6sorss,r hu,ding,
J ssplf-loeoff Opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1855-09-14
DIED,

Yesterday John r. KUH. native OF Germany for
sst afteen years residcut Of this city
The friends family respectfully invited
neral u O'Clock this ansrn from his late residence
The daily union., 1855-09-14
ANOTHER RICH ONE DOLLAR LOTTERY.
On Saturday, September 20, 1855.
PATAPsCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY,
Glass 958.

Wsnvaiaby mail enclosing the tickets
envelope observing the ce confidence and after
the drawing send the official printed drawing duly cart.
State Officer written explanation OF The fern
All prizes bought Office payable Immediately after the
drawing taken at
Gold doiars cncosure when not
but postage need bo paid. .te
confidence the resnary
and safety the nails Of ,housand orders containing
of the United have
yst In making odd change
ocs stamps oil times be Obtained Recoiiec that
forwarded rost Once Department without the
postage Il prepaid.
Tho which attended oee will fully authorize
saying obtain good prize y only to adj
dreys 4 Inc 10 EGERTON BROTHER,
Box lo3, Post Ofce, Baltimore, Mafyand
BCosspoDdenm cannot b too careful 10 writing N each
Oce those
holding prize wishing them renewed cnshcd,
invariably remit tho tickets The tickets being like hank notes.
Tho above list contains te
capitals hs prizes In lottery nom the price Of fbe
dch cts upwards.
Sept l-2aw2wif srss
The daily union., 1855-09-14
Eires at 81. John. N. D.

ST. JouS, On. B.,) Sept. l3.Fres yesterday and to-
day in this city destroyed nineteen dwellings and many
barns and outhouses.
The daily union., 1855-09-14
From, Boston.

BosroN Sept. 13-A convention of straght-out wings
has been called to assemble Worcester October tho
purpose of nominating State officers.
Five thousand dollars has been raised in this city for
the relief the yellow fever sufferers in Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
The daily union., 1855-09-14
.Serious Railroad Accident.

SpnrSorIELp, (0hio,) Sept. u.-Thc passenger train
which left this morning by the Mad River railroad for
Sandusky thrown off the track Kenton by piece
of timber that lay theroad. The fireman killed.
and Conductor Wethcr tho engineer and several pssse
rcrs were injured
The daily union., 1855-09-14
ny TELEG r. AP IL

The baltimore Relief Fand
BALTIMORE Sept. 13The fund for the relief of the Vir
pina sufferers already reached $50 900 in this city,
The daily union., 1855-09-14

0sNABuK Caltcocs Scrvants.-Now in store
1000 yards blue and white and blue and Osnnbug
icoes.n
We s0ue nvo
since They thoroughly ceed and
0pinon very article of cotton fabric for servant
~g gavses of
liable qualities, adapted for clothing s' y =
One provprbaiy low price only.
Delay ci0sing all bills expected
PERRY b BROTHER,
"Cenrni St0res" building,
Eep 5-dl0uf opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1855-09-14

PlrrspUna, Sept 1.-THE relief committee Of this city
sent forward this afternoon check for 1850 for tho RELIEF
of the fever sufferers.
The daily union., 1855-09-14
Georgetown Female Seminary.

REPORT having been ndustrouy circulated the effect
IL boarding tuition my seminary
five hundred dollars per session. my
duty 20 give II explicit contradiction.
donot know how the originated by what II
has gained currency. Tho
Iogue gren ciearness hardly per,
verteh double the stated Nae
The been S2O0
months The Of all articles Of domestic
sumption compelled rajse my $3.50.
The for day pupils and for studies unchanged
WILLIAM J. CLARKE, f
Sept 7-lw Georgetown, d. 9.
The daily union., 1855-09-14


HE LAMGE SlZ nnd, looking through stock,
that have way VA,
co ssc Alsndals quilts all white, which well adapted
for hotels and boarding houses, will be cheap
100 pairs 6ne md Blankets szes single
beds at low pricra
Win priced Napkins towels and shestings all kinds
New supplies daily
Ona pr0vSibialiy low price Only. sfNs
Good articles low prices and fair dealing b0 relied Ia all
PERRY BROTHER,
"CentTal Stores, !" building,
Sep ll--6tdif Opposite Centre Market