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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-15
4 BENEDIoT's APPEL TO a BAoHE-
LOR
BE JOHN 9 sGxE.


-~ ar By JOHN @ SIZE.
Dear Charles, bepersuadsd to wed,
For sensible fellow like you, a-t
It's high time to think Of bed, /.
And mullins, and COFFEE for twoi
So have done with your doubt and delaying.-
With soul so adapted to mingle,f 80.
No wonder the neighbors are saying,
IT'S singular he should be singlel
Don't say that you hayn't got time
That business demands your attention.
There's NOT the least reason nor rhyme
In the visest excuse you can mention
Don't tell me about other fish,
Your duty is done when you buy 'em,-
And you never will relish the dish,
Unless you've woman TO fry.'eml
Don't listen to querulous stories
BY desperate danlseis related, ~
Who sneer at connubial elories,
Because they've known couples mismated.
Such people, if they had their pleasure,
Because silly bargains are made,
Would deem it a rational measure
To lay an embargo on trade!
You may dream Of poetical fame,
But your wishes may chance to miscary.-
1he Best way of sending ones name
Topostefity, Charles, is to marryi
And here am willing to own,
After soberly thinking upon it,
I'd very much rather be known,
By q beautiful son than sonneti
To procrastination be deaf
A homily sent from above,
The scoundrel's not only the thief
Of time but of beauty and lovel
OF delay not one moment to win
A prize that is truly worth winning
Celibacy, Charles. is sin,
And sadly prolific of sinningl
Then, Charles, bid your doubling good-by,
Ard dismiss all fantastic alarms
III be sworn you've girl in your eye
'Tis your duty to have in your arms
Some trim little maiden of twenty,
A beautiful. azure-eyed elf;
With virtues and graces in plenty,
And no failing but loving yourself
Don't search for an angel minute;
For granting you win in the sequel,
The deuce, after all, would be in it,
With union so very unequali
The angels, it must be confessed,
In this world are rather uncommon;
And allow me, dear Charles, to suggest
You'll be better content with a womanl
l could furnish bushel of reasons
For choosing conjugal mate.-
It agrees with all climates and seasons,
And gives you double estateP
To ones parents It's gratefully due
Just think what terrible thing
'Twould have been, sir, for me and for you,
If ours had forgotten the ringi
Then there's the domestic economy
By poefical algebra shown
If your wife has grief or a tear
One half, by the law, is yonr owni
And as TO the joys-by division,
They've nearly quadrupled, It's said,
Though never could see the addition
Quite plain, in the item of bread.
Remember, do not pretend
There's any thing perfect about it;
But this I'll aver to the end,
Lies very imperfect without i'll
IT'S not that there's poetry in it
As, doubtless, there may be to those
Endowed with genius TO win it,
But I'll warrant you excellent prosel
Then, Charles, be persuaded to we'd,
For sensible fellow like you,
It's high time to think of bed,
And mullins, and coffee for two;
So have done with your doubt and delaying
With soul so adapted to mingle,
No wonder the neigbbors are saying,
IT'S singular you should live single.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-15

~The gift of cake unto prophet
of the Lord, was requitted with a fami.
ly supply for many days.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-15

Correspondence Of the New York observer.)
CHURCH CONC IN WAsHINsrox.-we
invite special attention to this letter in
connection with our remarks on the gen
eral improvement of Society.
80 80 lsE III. m. g,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-29

Steamers carrying Cheering Meas Santa Anna's
ASdiea.ion Norfolk Fnnd -Rachel- Distressing
Suicide, de-
New YoRK Aug a.
The steamers Lebanon and Union, which sailed
Yesterday the first for Liverpool and the other for
destruction of Petropaulowski by the allied forces
in the Northern Poetic, event that will help to
inspirit the public mind In England In the absence
of any encouraging news from the Black Sea.
The important news from Mexico announcing
the abdieetion of Santa Auna, created much re-
mark Ia town this aferI DON There is dsposi~
m every where TO interpret II securing at an
early day. the Independence Of the Rio Grsnde re.
public and paving the way for Its annexation to
the United StateB
There ia no relsx ation In the efforts to forward
relief to the yellow fever sufferers at Norfolk and
Portsmouth. The committee on the part of the
merchants and brokers have already forwarded
$1,000, and the various sums which have been sent
forward from private sources will probably
amount to as much more. The churches will take
up collections to-day.
Rachel Coca to the rench Church to-day so the
gossips say. Where she goes after church, can't
say. The Temperance OF Parodi too, is an event.
Her charity concert on Tuesday, will be only an
Introductory to a series, 1t 10 said.
The British consul on Saturday night hoisted bis
flag over his ofti;e 10 Barclay street, in honor of
the victory of the allies at Petropaulowski.
On Saturday after noon, Mr. Jules Despierres, of
ers and fancy frame makers, committed suicide In
his bed room, by shooting himself through the head
with pistol He was highly esteemed, and trouble
10 business, 1t is supposed, caused him to commit
the deed. He left letter addressed 10 his brother
In Paris, as follows "My dear, good brother Par
don me and embrace my good mother and my
sisters for me. | hope the chsgrin have caused
them will be forgotten"
meeting of the drug importers of this city, who
are opposed to tn recent Instructions of the Trea-
sury Department. ordering all drugs liable to a5uI
iteration, to PASS through the public stores was held
on Saturday afternoon, at the Office of Messrs
Davis Morris & Co, Wall street, to take some &C.
ton Ia reference to the subject.
On Sunday morniog, between 4 and 5 o'clock,
as the steamer Elm City, from New Haven, was
coming through Hurlgate, she run down a row
boat containing Joseph Strattnn. ship carver Jas
Les ar, hardware merchsnt aud Richard Roberts
an at,schee of the Post Office, all of whom are be-
lieved to have been drowned
The Norfolk iund at the Brooklyn Navy Yard 10
up to 81 032
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The Postmaster General has appointed Mr.. Pleas
osot Clark postmaster at Mount Crawford,
Rockingham county, Virginia, vice William R.
Galley.
ReH. 8. J. stowsll of New York, died Ut the
American HOTEL Stauuton, Friday night.
Rev. DR.. Dogeett officiated at the church meet
log at Union. Fairfax county, Sunday.
To-day IL the anniversary ofihs ssiz ure of Alex.
andris, Va, BY the British Ia 1914.
The Massoit Colored Guard, of Boston. who were
recently refused arms from the Governor. have
determined to purchase them.
Hon THos. 8. FLeURNoY ADDRESSED an Americsn
meeting st Pittsylvania Court House on the Goth
inatsnt ---.---
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IA l. l. IMPOKIAIIONS lS55-Bg

II "A - AmA IN AL ONO lOO0.-By
IN arrival Of various steamers and p.cs ct ships
from Liverpool, Havre, aod Bremen at New York.
and the ship Monmouth" az City Poiat we are re-.
celvins our importations of - -
BRlTISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN aOODs
for fail trade, consisting 10 part of BLANKETS.
comprising q full assortment OF
st to i44 Whiting and Mack anw Bed Blankets
Twiited puffsd, and mackiasW Negro Al
White and Colored Saddle and Horse, do
White aud Colored Machiaaw and Glib do
alpaca. Mobsr and sils Warp Lustres-sll aradas
Black and Fancy figured and shot Lustres
Black and Coiored Csshmeres
French and English Mernos
All wool French dc LANES, all coors and an .lifv
Lustring and Gro de Rhine Silks
Black and White, and Black and Grey Prints
Hoyles and other styles At Purple Prints
Plain, Dyed De LANES
Twilsd Persian Cloths E-.s af
Hesvy Manchester Ginghams s
Paper Csmb rics all colors 1900
Patent Silk faished Velssts
White Cambrics aud Jsconets
Checked and Striped Csmbrics
Satin, Striped ana Check d .iss Muslins
I / and At Bro vn Linens
brown Hollands
Yersusoh's and other styles English silesia
Fancy Vestings in great varsity
Biz ached Ed giish Loog Cloths
Linen Cambria Handksrcnieisl
Hoisery-a very large aud complete assortment
Mems Womsn's and Children: Glovs.-of all kinds
Mems and Women's Merno and 3ilx Shirts
Linen and Cotton Fioss, French Working Cotton
White and Colored crotchet Cotton
Worsted Shirt Brads and Omar Racha Thmnainss
stay Tspss, Cbin,z Bed Lsees
Six ana Cotton Boot and Corsstt Laces k4s
Elastic Bella and 0aiteu
Kubys me Plus Uitrs' Pins
Pearl Shirt and Vest Buttons
Paragon and Metal Brace and Front Buttons, for
Merchant Tailofs &
Black Scarf Twist-Extra Quality
Swan II Hooks and Eyes sa
spool Cottons, Patent Threads. &c. ke., &e-,
all OF which we odsx TO the trade, &C very low
price,. KENT, PAINE co.
auT
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,.u. a. h..y ana ve gain passed on. TIE
folleviur uioruips W we're tnfofussos TN ,ia,ins
gle was over The corhle. nsa fond mother and her
st, slo s.,1,s. siumber Of death, nde ~ sac,
on Ia. eame desth.b.d. Soon tne esn ,h.r "a her
ds,sser was ont 20 the graveyard where they
cnlIo ,h.r In deer sspulchrsi stiffness Tos
only one Of many ,ueh icense,
r.s:.,o,,d Mis- Lsey Andrews was shshtiy iudis'
80 hut no. from the epidemic. Her contriou-
-. "a the Howard fund are said to have amounted
to eloon. .a.,o
svb,erip,ion, in Washington about eSoeo have
b.sp raised for the sufferers Of which the workm.n
of Provost Winter 4 Co., on the Capitol Extension,
contributed sT6
pr,. Feuner and Beard have arrived, It is stated
from New Orlean,.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
PRrERspuRG, August 28.-The fever In Ports-
mouth Is thought to b. sb atins. 1t said to have
broken out at the Naval Anchorage on bosrd the u.
9. ship g. Lawrence Forty sesmen are down with
Il.
Mayor Fiske, of Portsmouth, 10 down with the fe-
vsr also John WoodIey. nephew of Dr. Collins
ACCIDENT ON THE HErzEL We announced yes
tsrdsy the report that explosion had taken place
on the U. 8 steamer He'zal lying at Old Point. BY
which eight men were killed. but expressed the
opinion that the statement a. to the number killed
was an exsggeration.
The Norfolk Argus confirms ,he report of the dis
aster The Hetzel was lying at Sand Sboal Inlet,
and was about getting under way when the ex-
plosiou took place. The Argus gives the follow.
lag list of killed and wounded
Killed Samuel La,imer. Sd Ass't Engineer;
VIM Bulesr, and Barnard Morax, Firemen.
Badly scaided-T Might Michael scsulsn and
Wn Gardner.
Slightly scalded-B Vanborn and Coleman
Welsh.
Ribs Broken d Marshall.
The He,zel 10 damaged considerably 10 her up
per works and IL now at Sand Shoals, Ia a safe
harbor aud with good medical attendance for the
sufferers
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE TELEGRAPHIC EXCURSIONIST

lin, from st. Johns, N F., arrived here yes
terday afternoon. The st. Johns papers
contain glowing accounts of a grand ball,
and other complimentary demonstrations by
the citizens, during the time the relegrapbic
excursionists were in port. The excursion
lists. it was expected, would meet the ship
and cable from London, at Port au Basque,
on the return of the steamer Adger to that
port. We may therefore shortly expect to
hear from the party at Cape Breton.
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DUBLIJ SALE Il shall sell on the LIST
l. day of September Court I855 fTUESOAY after
Sd Monday in Septemser.) the premises the
TRACT OF LAND upon which 1 formerly lived
near S.evensburg in Cupeper County, containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND Thirty ACRE s.
upon the following terms One third cash. bird
in twelve months, and onethird In two years, with
interest on the deferred payments.
This land 10 we'll located, about four miles from
the Railroad upon the Plank Road leading to Cul
pepper C b.. in healthy neighborhood. This land
Is susceptible of toe highest state OF Improvement
with good DWELLING and other out-buildines.
au25 JOHN 8 NORMAN
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RAILROAD MOVEMENTS IN OHIO.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 27.--The Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company have leased the
use of the track of the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad, from Berea to this
place, a distance of twelve miles. The gauge
Is to be changed to four feet IA inches, in
order to accommodate the trains of both
roads. This arrangement settles the bridge
controversy.
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DUBLIC SALE or CHFSTFpE7E
BY TAYLOR q WILLIAMS. -
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE

n. ~ AND LOT oN 2sD STREET, ON UNION
Of Trust executed By jane C. Shields 10 the suhscI.
per- dsted 18th May 1884 and duly recorded In Hen.
nco Oounty Court CLERKS Ofies. being thereto re-.
9nesrsG ~ the party occurred thereby I shall on
WEDNEspAY, 2s;h OF Ausust, &c s O'clock p. d..
npon tne premises sell the Real Estate conveyea
sag Oeed being lot parcsl OF ground Iyips IN
. . County Of Hsnrieo, on Union Hiil, Fontins 81
teet on the East side OF $50 street, between -
fsee upon which Lot there ID q biick Dwslliss
W tee occupancy Of said Shields, and being the
ssme property conveyed 70 ssid Shields ~ Mary II.
record in said Court 80 "
Terms VIII be made known ct the tina Of sala
L. n. HAROLD, Trustee.
TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts an ss
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
VALUABLE Real ESTATE AT

" VALUABLE kEAL e STATE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold. on THURSDAY sf-
ternoon August S0tb, at 4 oiock, on the premises
s.reet. having front said street OF n fact and
runsing back lG0 feet, on which there is frame
Buildius occupied as Grocery, under a rental OF
500 par
ALSO-Two Lots of ground in the town of Fulton.
each fronting so feet Nicholson street, running
back 80 feet.
By order of the Trustee.
ALEX MOTT. Aucper.
At the same time and place will be Of
fAred Lota in Port Mayo and 5 do in the Town OF
Fulton eliebly situated we'll worth the attention
of the public. ALEX MOTIF,
an % Auctioueer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

l. LOT AT AUOHON.-sy virtue of the pre-.
visions of deed of trust to the undersigned Trus
tees. for the benefit of the Monroe Building Fund
Association, dated the 9Th day of August 1854, and
Of record in the Hastings Court office of the city of
Richmond We will sell OF TUESDAY, the 50th
day o. August 1855, on the premises at O'Clock P.
House and Lot On the South side Of st. James street.
fronting 80 feet on said street. and running back
about 40 feet adjoining the properly owned by d.
Wright on one side, aud T. C Eppes on the other
The dwelling is asood two story wood houss, with
good Kitchen and all other nece ssary outhouses.
The terms of sale will be cash for the sum of one
thousand seventy eight dollars and fifty cents, with
interest from the 5tn day OF August till the day of
sale. and all necessary expenses attending the exc
cution of said deed, and the residue such terms
as may be agreed on by the grsntors in said deed,
FLEMING GRIFFIN, la
JOHN w. BURLINGTON, Afustees.
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ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,

" The suhscribsr having tsken The efop fotmer'
~ occupied by Mr. =. Lseer or is.h street. Dc
rsiya o,dars for All kinds OF PAlNTlNG-sueh -
Signs. Of ssesy description, Bsaaess Satin. Via
dow Shades 9Th aay design; Lst.srins oa G,ase-
M Of ali tinds; store Cards saamslsd tin new
.syte and on paper In water sclors, and every de-
soripiion Of ofnsmsntai Wofk. Fruit Flowers. Game
NO. etz
House Painter and will also undertake work oftaat
kind His charges wi be reasonable. ana all orders
pr mp ly attended 10 n. w. ALLEN.
an a7-St
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BY LARUS g. SHINE

BY LARUS g. SHINE
DWELLING HOUSE AT ROCKETS
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WilIb be sold at
Austion. on TUESDAY Afternoon. the 4th Septem-
Der, on tho prsmisee, commencing at O'Clock, the
Dwelling at Rockets, now In the occupancy Of Mr.
Ell jsh Craig
Terms at sale. LARUS & SHINE.
an 70 Auctioneer.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
FURNITURE ATAUCTION-or

F'UhNIIUKE AT a % Non
\ WEDNESDAY,, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock. at
c2Csssiog Of sprins-seat Sofa Bed; superior Fes
the. .n seq and Bedding; do. Hair and Shuek Mat.
aoy Wardrobe; Candle Stand; Tables; WsshstsnS.
Cane Seat Chairs; Sidebeard sna China Press. i
Wardrobe, SC. - O"'sse
au % r CAurHopN 49,
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WILDER'S PATENT SALAMAN-
w DER FIRE PROOF SAFES. WITH THE
bEsT 70 w d Z r AND URGLAR PROOF
LoCks; The ,neacribers have been appointed by
the sale of the above world renowned SAFES They
VIII soon be In receipt of full stock of all the di
ierent Sizes which they will offer for sale at man
taetures Prees In the meantime they will be Rlso
to have orders for any of the szes or descriptiors
ranging a. they do, through twenty.one numhers a.
every price, from $50 to @825
WILLIAMS l. BROTHER.
su23 R;.h.s
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SMALL Fox. "A case Of email pox was sscertsinsd
20 ext on fIeisht boat ct Lynshburs, Sunday eve
n,nE meeting Of the Coun ell was called, the boat
ed over IT, $40 Wy -
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NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO.

PITTIBURG, Aug. 27.-At noon to- day, the
river measured FIVE feet six inches, and is
falling.
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By LARUs & Shire

'OBACCO, OTARD BRANDIES. CT.
:. vaARs, &c, AT AUCTION next TUES.
OAt. the 18th Inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We
q 40 '1p :s our store ss,a. D.,k otsrd Brandy;
exhibition do.i 9 800 Aquila do; 800 Nina de on
90; ~ boxes Jenny Lind Tobacco.
The trade would do well to attend A. the soods
will be sold to the highest bidder ana In lots to suit
the trade t. at sale.
.11 LARUs SHINE. Austs.
ADDITlONAL.-Win be added to the above ssje.
THIS MORNING, an invoice Of Apples. put mn In
barrels LARIJS SEINE
suE,zz.. Auctioneers
POSTPoNEMENT. y In consequence
ofthe inclemeAcy Of the weather the shove sals r.
postponed to next THUFsDAY MORNING. sOth.
at which time It will positively take plaee. =
eu " LARUS l. SHINE, Auete
SERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash. on THURSDAY. Sept 6, next at George
l. EaInest's stable, on Council Cha Der Hill one
horse CARRIAGE AND HORSE, to satisfy an exc
cution In my hands Ia favor of Washin ston B. Ron
VI Edwin PArrsr
JAMES Z. Elicit, D g.
au - -dtd For M M. LIPSCOMB,S
r,
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n ANOVER LAND FOR RENT OR
i'll SALE ON THE RREMlSES-Tha suhscr ri.

- DALE ON The fhEMfSES.-The subscrf-
Der having moved to Richmond, viii offer his farm
Locust Grove bis former esdence, for rent and As
pin Grove for saie at public auction. the FIFTH
Of September, 1855 II fsi If not on the next fair
day thereafter Those desirable little farms lie on
the road leading from Rich mopd to the Fork ehurc
within ons mile of sia.h COTTAGE. Aspin Grove
contains zH8 acres The above land lies Ia excel.
lent neiehbnrhood aad conve nient to wo saw mills
The farms Join each other. The above farms are
healthy, having good dwelling houses and the nece.
sary ont houses On one IS 90 excellent and large
orchard. The above lands join the lands OF Col.
sndis well mbe ed which viii give the purch. ser
good opportunity of engaging In the lumber bus,.
ness
TEsMs-Ons third cash the balance In three
equal to carry interest from date. of g. 10
and 10 months. bonds with approved security, and =
deed OF trust will be required FOR the balance OF the
purchase money
He will, at the Same time and place, sell . little
tract. known ~ Stony Run, which contains forty
acres, be the same more or less, and within ono
quarter Of mile Of said Cottage.
TERMS. -One.third cssh the baisuce IN two eqpA
payments Of and " months. bonds With approved
security and deed OF trust will be feQared
Land shown by Dr.. WIN L. Wood uoon
an 22-lStH JOHN 2. MOOD
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yoseph's Ohio Valley Register, owned by Hon
Schuyler Colfox, was destroyed by fire recen tly.-
Loss % 00O
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me surveying schooner Humboldt, from Bati-
more via Valparaiso, arrived at Csllso 10Th nit
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VALUABLE FAkM ON WILLIAMS

VALUABLE FARM ON WILLIAMS
SURG ROAD. FIVE MILES BELOW
thorzsd to sell the FARM on which Mr. Richard
Gaskins resides. on the south side of the Williams
burg road five miles below Richmond, containing
1876 acres, of which 10 are open balance in
wood. The Improvements sufficient for the &C
commodat1o lon Of moderate sized family, consisting
of an excellent dwelling with five rooms good we'll
of water, large barn stable &c. Persons disposed
to purchase, are requested to view the premises
which will be shewn at any time by Mr. Gaskins -
Terms accommodating
0ODDIN 1. APPERSON
fhe foregoing Farm will be sold at auction on the
premises on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sept l.
1855, at 4 o. clock.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at one and two
years. for bonds bearius interest secured by trust
deed. GOODIN APPERSON
an "a Auc.innsers
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BALLOON ASCENSION Prot Elliot made q sue
c7ssul balloon ascension on horseback, at st Lou
IL, ON the 20lh inst.
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From CALIFoRNIA-Loss Of a British sMip-The
steamer Daniel Webster, from Nicaragua, arrived
at New York Monday, With $50 passen eers and up
wards OF 100000 10 specie, from California Her
dates are the same as brought by the mall steamer
me principal cons'gnees on the specie list are
follows: Wells. Fargo & Co.. Sll0 600: OraxeI &
Co, S240 OO0i Newhouse & Spatz, S24, 900.
The Daniel Webster reports that a terrific burri.
cane visred the Mosquito coast on the nigh, of the
l4h Causing the total loss of the British sloop of
war Wolverine, on the Island of st. Andrews. -
Her cutter reached San Juan the 10th, with des-
patches to the steam frigste Buzzard; assistance
and the latter left Immediately for the scene OF the
lsaster.
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hn n.reeisTnEMr. -Wm. Christian, Esq. Of Lynsh.
p.a. nss psee sppoiptsd TO tbs ehsir Of Modern
Aeisasgss II kosashs Collees,
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS CLOTH
= ING. SHOES he VIII be soId on THURS
uAf next, August S0th, at Auction at 10 O'CLOCK a
NlTURE.
ALSO-several Invsces Dry Goods, Shoes Cloth
ing Saps Crockery, Glass and China ware, Matches
HLSU-Mstehes, Backing. Pipes he.
ALSO-l5 Gold andsilver Watches
ADDITIONAL.
ALSU-o CssSs Super Cosnac Brandy.
ALSD-io 000 Sc gars, choice brandt.
an " AI.EY MOTIF Anal
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BALTIMORE c. YELLOW SUGAR
:, 4 ss'i'i's I'D nAs &; ;ii ALLEN co.
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GOVERNOR SHANNON ON The WAY TO
KANSAS

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Ex-Governor Shannon
passed through this city yesterday en- route
for Kansas
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XS LOST-On Thursday evening
AKA asst, somewhere 10 the city, q large Steel
~ ~KEY. Any person finding said Key, will
recsive reasonable reward by leaving it
at this office. au28 81