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Work Boxes and Baskets!
rhe preues, ever brousht 10 this city. Ladies
call aud see them
EM GLE &ES "a EC EE w,

Lnde white, black mixed. and slate hoes, At
from lJc 10 30 cts. pair. All kinds and colors OF
cotton, Lsle thread aud kid gloves.
Gents cotton, lambs wool, and knit wooden
socks aud kid, wooden, Lisle thread, buckskin,
and drivers gloves and mit,ens.
White, red, and yellow fannes
10000 yds. OF brown and bcached sheelins q
and shirIiugs, from &c 10 Isle yard.
Crash and Scotch diaper,
Beautiful table linen,
Linen tea napkins,
A nd infinite variety nf other atticlss MAJ,
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DRIED APPLES.

Moses Osman
III AS just received from Ohio large lot OF
IL superior dried apples, nd has them for sale
at his store January 81
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WELsH's PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
1nn BARRELS Of the above Justly
INV celebrated Family Flour.
ALSO,
50barrels Welsh's Extra Super Flour just received
per Manssss Gap railroad via Of Sasburr from Win
chester and for sale BY the sngle barrel or drsy load
BY KIHCHEL0E a CO.,
I No. 25 King street,
Jan l5--H Alexandria Va
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mFUEL F0R THE WINTER"

II template laying in their supplies of fuel for
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LORfLLARD.

MANUFACTURER,
Ne. ~, Chothom Street, Neo York,
Successor Of Peter George Larillsrd offers for sale
all kinds Of Snuff and Tobaccos in general use.
For particulars, a Price Current can be obtained
by addressing as above. EIF IT5-T
This Establishment, one OF the Oldest Of the kind
IN the United States feb 8--d1y
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LOOK UEREf

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MORE Bounty Land TO NIL who served
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BUSINESS CARDS.

a BUSINESS CARDS.
}. w. BARNECLO,
t.a5. DxALER M h
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &C.,
ss $3.50 Ss0satA stysst 6st,osss III and strsets,
4. WARRINGTON, D. o.
n. b. All articles sold warranted TO prove as rep
Il. d. HALL, M. D., sB
homeopathic PhysiciRn, na
OGce No. 400 Washington Place, between d and
streets. Fta
- Office for night calls,
Third door from the corner OF the avonue in sth st.
east side. jan6--ly
~ JOSEPH FERGUSON,
Barber an d III air Dresser,
Eighth street, next door TO Squire Smiths Office.
dec 16-d1y
M. r. PARKER.
House and Sign Painter and Glaxier.
No 50 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts
>dec Idly
JOSEPH G. G.. KENNEDY,
a LATE or THE CENSUS orTroz. !:
Prosecutes Claims before Congress and the Depart
Odce, corner Tenth street and Pennsyvania avenue
over the Savings Bank.
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING,
81 Is MRs @. ". JOHNSTON,
Twelfth street south of Pennsylvania avenue, (ncx
door to Squire Clark's Magistrates ofiee)
at Mrs Bangs's.
She will cut and baste, cut Innings and Patterns.
dec 4-ly
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Another Flood In Allegany Counts -Damsgc
to the Land.
Correspondence Of the Rochester Domocrat.l
I'm luxf IA

correspondence oil tnt Rochester DCmocrat.l
oRAnrI, hlegany Co., Aug. "a. 1855.
Our county has just been deluged with another great
reshct, and such has parallel among us for
the last fifteen years Already had We been visited with
four feshcs during the earlier part the season which
had themselves swelcd the streams and done damage
SUFFICIENT for four successive years.
We had suffered serious break in the canal and lost
twotbirds Of our bridges and great quantity OF tim
Der which shoat in the river The first break in the
canal had been repaired but few weeks and VIC had
been steadily employed with what few spare means We
haJ, In replacing few only Of the lost bridges But
what was our surprise, after nature by almost mracu
ou perseverance had given so many and so great
floods to The watey elements their best and great
eel effort nearly aelugc The ~ our grain upon
the Eat lsnds, whether standing in the shocks was
wholly nbmcrged several houses which had been lett BY
The last foods were taken down the stream and their
inmate. viii di1gutv saved: most Of our remaining
caps fri bridges With over the cnnnl torn away
o1r toads broken With frighfu guphs and what h
the canal broken below here that two or three
weeks VII BE- required 70 reper III while above locks
and bank are 20 swep away That The half Of the
season, We har VII u6t be sufficient 20 get boats up as
far a. Rockville, Eve miles distant At his latter place
the banks OF the reservoir broke vny and that great lake
q water swept down the valley Of the canal and e hut
n wreck behind Besides the banks being washed away
several of the iock. almost DESTROYED or very seri
ousy injured, while vssteweirs snd ouyers we're but
psy+hnss IN The torrent The tsa fea e. bo most as
!. a., Ns..,, -. as>n
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Port OF New York, August 20, 1855.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Augusta. Lyons savannah-S Mitchill.
Steamship Southerner Ewcn Charleson-Spoford, Teson
Steamship Roanoke Skinner, Cly Pont-ludam Pleas
ants.
Bis Rolling Wave Eddy Fan Rvsr-H Dslsae!s
schr Myroser, Horton, lmngton-McCready Mott Co.
schr johnson Gonkn, Aranza;a Johnson snsht
ssr kss $ 5shp aSn psw %a
sesr s Martha MARIA sm. sssnnR Sepss
Schr Scranton, Terry, Providence A Ravens.
sar
ooP waen ssnnad New
Propeller Thomas Swan johnson, Bsltimore-Cromwels
Steamer Delaware copes, hiladelphla-sandforl's Line
ARRIVED.
Aug IT, 2es psssensers full cargo, 70 II ssn7
an s u m %s he
passage. July g. while beating down the Channel in fog
John papop eas"s ' away sps
Ess or & h
enccd severe hurricane from ssw 70 INV which carried
E man n: a srss s1 fsf I
M g w sa sbp nGa H ndns
nth lat Ii lon 60 l saw ship Tuscsrora standing W. The
Aug 2 sandy Heck bearing " by 100 miles, took pilot
Centurion Coomb. liverpool July IS, with mdse and
42psesengers TO Zerega Ce
Isssspsers 70 Whock, Jr i2h inst, LAT 49, lon 45,
ship Venice, bound Il.
Ship Charmer o Boston,, Lucas san Francisco May l
with four wheat &c, 10 master. Sd inst LAT 40 :, Ion 81
spoke ship Crystal Palace 81 days hence for Australia.
Bark Susan Jane WEIGH, Ambz Coast OF Africa July 2,
with palm OIL &C. TO II Ingalls, July H. bark stand
81 co. lon 81 o. spoke brig Trowbrdgc Dunt1e New
Haven July II for Barbados
Bark Forbes tof New liaven, Francis. Norfolk for
rGs Il. Put into hs port on account OF the captain and mate
Brig Toni (reml Lussen Angostra ~ days, with hides,
pelrichs Co. Spoke, in the river brig Augsus. hence
for.Angosura, and schr sullivan, do do
Brig Mary Lowell liuniey Machias days. with lumber TO
Adams Mctiaw Co.
Brig snueIs Jon,. Nsehiss, days with lumber 10 sImp.
sop, Msyhcw& co. :,
Brig Ce Hopkins Nsohi.s, days Min lumber, to Joo +
Snow.
schr Northern Light (of Philadelphia Walters Mobile III
days, with cotton &c master.
scir J + Wbtby, Wayhab Hereford, Nc, day
schr Chas Williams Longsrcet Virginia
schr Emma Townsend Chase, Virginia.
Schr Stranger Lowell, Philadelphia.
Schr Stampede Washington, NJ, site
Schr Mcrvin. Thomas, bridgeport Tor W ashingtan.
Schr Lucy White. Torrey, Rockland
Scbr Scion, Benton Rockand.
SIoop Fashion. Blydenburg, Providence
Sloop Blackstone, Reynolds Providence
BELOW,
One brig unknown.
Steamships Ang,ss. Savannah; sou,hrrner Char
jamestown. Richmoud; ships Palmer Hong Kong:
phis. New Orleans.
Wind during the day, $.
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Massachusetts Politics.
MEETING OF THE rUsIoNIsT COMMITTEE.

MEETING OF THE FUsI0NIsT CoMMrTrEE.
.1t BosroS August %. 1865.
The adjourned meeting of the committee appointed to
make fusion party took place at the United States Ho
tel this afternoon The Chapman Hall Committee insist
ed calling convention for the formation of
party The other committees, repres emitting the Know
Something's, Know Nothings, and republicans, opposed
this, the ground that the committees appointed
for the special purpose Of calling convention Of all
opposed to the extension of slavery and that the people
in conyeation and not the committees should say wheh
or party should be formed and what that party
should he called.
A call for a Delegate Convention finally agreed
upon. 1t is the that issued by the Know Some
thing and Republican Committee Last week, designating
September Goth the day for holding Delegate Con
vention at Worcester.
The ca is signed by John W. Foster President of the
Know Nothngs; p. NJ Aldrich President OF the Know
Something's; Ex-Governor Boutwell,, Ellis Gray Loring
ner Wo Homer Bsss vs' pas
c. Phillips, James NJ Burlington, NJ c., l.. NJ. Corning
N. C, and others.
and Moses Kimba declined to sign the call for delegate
convention and have issued with others, call for
meeting to form new party to be held at the same time
and place.
ANTI NEBRASKA MEETING AT NEW SALEM.
The anti-Nebraska meeting held in New Salem
Franklin county yesterday was large and enthusiastic
Charles A. Perry, of New Salem presided with twenty
two vice-Presidents and six secretaries.
Among the speakers were r. NJ Wright, Secretary of
State John W. Foster, President Of the Know Nothing
State Convention, o. Brewster, of Boston, S. T. Hans
com, oil Roxbury, and Others
THE KNOW NOTHINGs.
AT large meeting Of the Know Nothing Council in
First ward last night resolution requesting Mr. Foster
the President Of the State Council to call unad uleat
ed Know Nothing State Convention for nominating State
officers was passed. This is deemed important indi
eating the part of the order determination to oppose
all further steps towards fusion.
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EDG ARTowN, Aug 25-Arr brig Louisa. Tasrman Non
rov, Coast ol Africa for Salem.
Ih-Ar schrs West Clean, walcs Nyofk for Rockpori
X Jewen Oliver, do for naloweil.
hin ror' Vic vessels above reported and hose arrived
9th. '
NEWPORT Mcreury 0fee) AUG 9N-,rr hin Eossnth
Sklncs Newnas'e = for Providence schr Mairou TAYLOR
Baltimore for Warwick
PHILADELPHIA, Aug sa-Arr barks saranac: Butler.
dick, Bremen scah Atkins Nashua Jones Boston, brig
Grandee (l Dakn, Lvcpoo schrs John Roach Bafeman
salem Jeremiah Leeman, Godfrey Newport; VI Bascom
Hand Providence; Thos Cooper, Douglass do jonathan
Cone, Taylor Mddetown, Conn " Sanford. Bulvcr. Ware
ham; Mershon Graham, Fan River; Elliott Bucssloo
Providence: Lopez. Weaver, Lynn.
Cid steamer sandford, Hand NYork propeller sophia
Green. do; schrs Elliott Buckaoo, and sanford BUYER
Boston; Roach, Baieman. Portsmouth; Lehman. God
trey Providence; II Bsscon Hand Chersey Nc. Thos 7
Cooper Douglass. Providence; NJ Freeman Nickcrson
Boston: Vim Topper Weaver, Pawtucket.
Disasters, &c.
Bpu PArRIoT, OF and supposed ior Liverpool. Ms from
Calais los Bricr Island 18th inst Crew
part OF materials saved.
seHR EtizABrrH loaded with lumber bound from Bangor
10 BOSTON, while OF Bears Head 9th inst sprung eak ana
nIed with the rail The jumped The small BOAT
and he captain nj the helm. who signal OF distress
10 her placed board Cap, MAYO Gerrish who with The
the vessel carried her into Newburyport al con
deahc risk Of their lives The small boa, followed a re-
spectacle distance, expecting every
take q lee lurch and go over.
Notace 20 Mariners.
Cag pa'f y 'a9 9ss'a Qsep, a. syiasy, NsT, Gga New
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Teleeraphic Marine Reuor,.

lITf STEAMSHIP CANADA, AT HALITAy.i
Arr from New York July 30, samuel Train Cad: Au
means do. Th vesuvus, ~ Trieste; lish Use Rus -
AZ hnmputg; lh, Moro Castle in the Clyde: 18th Cornelius
Grinnell, OF Portsmouth, Empire at Liverpool
Arr from Boston 18th Martha Allen. at Hamburg
Arr nom savannah 18TH Chaos and Monterey al Live i1
Arr from Norfolk July II. Mountain Eagle al Cads
AR RON Norleans nh, Norma, al -.
sd or YORK Aug John Wesley from - Ubcs; Jh Mary
Qrmton, from do 10th, Weservelt from Liverpool: l,h
Constitution, nom do; 18th, Paul Jones shields Lazy
Anna. froW do.
sid ior PSs,on Nth, Parliament, from Liverpool.
sd for Philadelphia 18th. Saranac. from Liverpool.
SD for Charleston 10th Harkaway. from Ivcrpoo sarah
Ann, and John Fraser, from do
sd for Wilmington 18th, Robert Bruce from Liverpool
SD for Richmond 18th. Robert Lews. from Liverpool
SD for Norleans l6.h, Ward and Magistrate H.
vcIrool 18th. Ocean Peall from do.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug .s-Arr ship Mon comery NYors
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The Know Nothing Convention.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEpINaa.
BlsoYanros, N. Y. Aur %

bSoAAhror N. T., Aug 2e-T:SoP N.
The proceedings Of the mornings session we're Of
private nature, known only to the delegates present
is understood, however, among outsiders that COM
mitee was appointed composed Of delegates from each
Judicial district. to report platform &c. This
mittee is now in session at the Lewis House. and it
said viii report in satisfactory 10 the Order
throughout the State.
The best of feeling ana good nature ia manifested
among the dele ates
No afternoon session Of the convention held.
Ats p. N. mass meeting held, at which between
four and five thousand persons present II ad-
dressed by Messrs, Barker, Schaefer Brooks Cushing
Hammond, OF the Register Burr Late Of the New York
National Democrat; scroggs, Hooks, and other leading
men Of the Order.
Mr.. StaAnFER inclined little towards free soism.
Mr.. BURR in an eloquent speech dashed the admins
tration and William H. Seward. His remarks re-
ceived with frequent bursts of applause.
Mr.. ScRoGCe confined himself denying the charges
that the American Order prescribed religious freedom
The remarks of Messrs. Hammond Gushing and Brooks
listened to with much attention.
The convention re ensembles at halfpast seven this
evening.
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The Epidemic Mt the South.
THE YELLOW FEVER AT PORTSMOUTH.

BALTIMORE, Aug ~ 1920
The whole number OF deaths from yellow fever, at
Portsmouth, up to O'Clock yesterday, had been $780,
including 107 which took place at the Naval Hospital
sxty-two have been reported since Saturday
The deaths for the week ending yesterday u.s.
DR.. Maupin recovering. Dr.. Trugen was in dan
gerous condition Four physicians and ten nurses had
arrived Charleston. Ex-Mayor Fisk sick, but
not with the fever During tho last eight hours there
seven Deaths and yesterday there were twelve.
At Norfolk yesterday there fifteen deaths James
Sanders the Secretary Of the Howard Association, had
been attacked with the fever DR.. Higgins remains in
dangerous condition. All the papers have been
pended
THE FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. e, 1853
The deaths from yellow fever in the Charity Hospital in
this city now average about fourteen daily.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
BosroN, August %, 1855
All the officers and employesin the Portsmouth (N.
H. Navy Yard from the commandant down have agreed
give days pay in aid of the yellow fever sufferers
at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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Judge GEORGE +. ToRRESoE died in Cincinnati on the
9th inst at the advanced age Of seventy years
and SIX months. Judgctlorrence came to that city in
lso* and commenced the practice OF law. In 1872 he
raised company Of volunteers, and marching TO the
seat OF war, took part in the military operations In the
neighbohood. He served term In the senate, and
was President Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas for
lwo terms He Oiled the Office Of County Treasure from
the year 1894 TO 1910 and at the expiration Of his Official
term Withdrew from public life, lie was Tor many years
an aeu'e fireman and President Of the Protection tre
Company.
SANuu Mmnrlt a well known and highly respected
citizen 81 indianapolis, died in that place the 2th
inst, IN the sixty. second year OF his age. He
tive 81 vermont, and graduate of Dartmouth College
hp. McCRscsEN, Scotchman by birth, and who
70 this country during the revolution with Bur
goyne and vas taken prisoner with his army died ~
o,febe 't. i''n 80 Ibe - inst = tie - q io'
gra.s
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PInIApnPIuA, Aug. 90 1885.
Mones unchanged. Stocks heavy. Pennsylyan
state tlives sss Reading AS; Long Island Railroad,
16,s; Morris Canal, 15Js; Pennsylvania Railroad Asa
INV ORLEANS, Aug -, 1866.
Fair sugar i selling at &c. sac. per h.. corn Is
quoted ~ DC. Per buEhel
BrirArn, Aug. 2a-830 r. VI.
The -four market closed Lower, receipts large: sales
1000 bbls., at 81 SO for common to extra Michigan
Ohio and Illinois, both old and Wheat tends down
wards; sales 1000 bushels, including Wisconsin
spring az 81 As; White winter, at 81 10 red Ohio, at
81 So and white do, NJ 81 90. Corn opened dull but
closed active, with free sellers sales 20 900 bushels
Canal freights unchanged but firm. Lake imports for
the twenty -four hours ending at today-flour,
$50 hbls wheat IS 15e bushels; corn, % go bushels
cats go bushels. Canal exports time Flour AL
bbls. wheat 900 bushels; corn so lo7 bushels; oats
], sos bushels.
ALBANY, August 29-6:3OP N.
Flour dull No sales Whcat--less doing. Corn
Sales 10 600 bushels western mixed ut s6c SIC Rye
Al 81 o.. Goats 4stSc. spc for State Sales, 200
bushcis Cayuga and onondsgua barley TO arrive in all
October. Receipts by canal today342 bb four 20 500
bu shels corn. 90, COS bushels oats.
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News by the Malls.

enlistment OF naval apprentices three nine1
having been obtained and all the receiving shps beny
full. 20 far the system is said to work admirably.
The editor Of the Manchester Mirror hears complants
from various parts Of New Hampshire OF the potato rot
and says that there arc apprehensons that in some local
ties il will destroy whole fields Of potatoes The same
statements are applicable to Massachusetts, But al.
though We hear of the existence Of the rot in limited
localities there Is no doubt 70 the safety OF the general
crop
The vile OF Dr. D., OF Movesaua, Illinois, has copcd
with his student Robert Madison lea ynR her two chill
dren private letter Says the philosophical doctor
know 10 intended % elope, but ala9 think Il worth
~h..s 4 a,scotse 81. prcYeaayes,