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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25


N arcnd memento of absent loved ones, what can
more appropriate what acceptable what dear
aud worthy cherish than natural, Hiolke almost
speaking and breathing likeness OF the headsoi the household
the Plants home those loved but absent
whose the flesh be seldom Avriclous
have barorcd health and character and happiness for gold
have sacrificed home, comfort and friends
for the attainment place and power but who ever heard Of
the happy Tanner nintabc Ambrotypes
Photographs DaRueucoypcR exchanging IL for
the Impulse the hoest motives that left
the of fallen humanity perpcnae and cement
friendship, seal and rafy haowed affection The
operator the Of Oldest in the business
ladies' by In age3 contplates while in this
moalzing mood with little satisfaction, the healthul and
happy Influences constantly going out from his estab
less beautiful and truthful originals, to gladden. the
hearts of the Fathers and Mothers the Sisters and Brothers,
Lovers and Sweethearts of the land.
The having acreased his operators and
having hand fresh and large supply of materials invites
visit from body his Gallery where in all weathers
be procured faithful Ambroype Daguereoyre and those
wishing stniie themselves will be cordially wei
coined amply repaid for their trouble by examining our
excellent exhibition of Pictures In addition to almost
limited stock of and unique have quantity
Fashionable wclry such Iocke Breast Pins Brace
let's Watch Fobs Finger Rings designed to contain pie
which will be the best style of the art
cash only N s TANNER
N. f. Side Main St, three doors below Bridge,
july cots Lynehburg' Va
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fuNO SHIPPERS or EOUAtSO WG~s,
VIA BALTIMORE. Mn.s-The undersigned, Forward
ing Merchants Agents. the ronnTyl lVnnh RnitoRd at
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 All. FONTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WESl,
their acquaintance with the trade having heon for
the large part of the Tobacco
West through baltimore they Halter themselves that they
give satisfaction tn shppcfH
Freight ns low Ra hy amy other line
onsifnmons To the Wos solicited and puuenaly
attended to- MAGRAN hfoNSt
10 North street, Baltimore
Jacob lleald Il Go, J Brandt r. BALTIMORE T. l.
Dudley w 4 Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston Miller
Crenshaw, IynchburE, creushaw &Co, Richmond
mi
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


x n ':o';I R"sHmT y: M s E..H ~, ,l,o or"',' S .
alTrYYYV sdcnee on AiN ST, and one square above
nR.E.G. G.t.KEENGaEo offers his protr.s,o"-
II At SERVICES to the ctizeus of iynehburg vicinity
may 7hlv
"a Et.sMsIo'DEH nnH .;c%rrai ra Scr S.","',- =
Particular attention given GRAIN AND ALL SOUTH.
naaSe E R LOWRY Eq Cashier Of the ns "s'a Is Of 5 the
INRANKhEN n &HROTHER, Crocrr- a Conn
H MISSION MERCHANTs next door 10 Liberty Ware.
housc Main street Lyncburg "a have just received large
and general Stock of Groceries consisting every article IN
that ne also large stock of Blankets lcd Cloths kes"ys
satnctls Linsc ozpaburgs anl Bleach
ed Domestics Calico coarse Roots and Shoes 9o hats
and Caps and many other Goods which they offer to trade
the best terms 10, @lts
vgNRiBLE n RIDD, Attorneys NJ Inv, h",.
associated themselves in the practice of the Law aud ""
practice all the Courts of the city OF iyuchburg and IN the
counties of Campbell AppomattoN Amherst and bedford
All business entrusted to them will meet with prompt ait'n
tion. ina dts
Jonv Rowltrr, y NJ TANNoR u. A. wnsIarH
EOHN KOWLETT q 60, General Commi--
- SION MERCHANTS, No ll6 Sycamore street Peters
burg, Va.
Particular attention paid to sales of TonAeeo FLOUR
WHEAT, COTTON and Country Produce generally
Prompt sales and quick returns in every case unless
Farmers supplied pure Peruvian and Mexican Guano
Lime Plaster Dust Seeds, Agricultural Machinery Inn
Mongomory Premium Rockaway Fan Mills, SCOTS Little
tiiant, Watts Cun Brace rlows, sc lte6diy
EpEDFOKD IOusE, "pp".i" C""r'-h""-'
ED MAIN ST. LIBERTY, VA Con the site ot the hotrl
formerly kept by VIM. Terry. esq
above house rebuilt in the modern style aud tnr
nshed in best is opened for the reception ut
The undersigned promise their best efforts to merit
any patronage which they may receive
QlARIES " STEPT0E, fropiietots,
rY7A HACK will always be in readiness to convey the
guests House and their baggage to and from e Ea
road free of charge az lahls
NUcGORlxEE ~ JONES, Nhoie-nir ana it,'-
vi ran GBOCERS, COMhiSSioN AND foRU dRIh m
INt MERCHANTS. and manufacturers of SMoklNt AND
CHEWING TOBACCO MAIN 81, IYNChBuko v A. WI
rive particular attention to the sale o Flot X NhtA l.
TOBACCO, CORN, BACON, LARD, Butt ER, @c, &c
Liberal will be made all consignlnehS when
required IolA .3'
uNKANEI.sN n BROTHER. WhOi's and
II RETAIL GROCERS y COMMISSION NERtHi MS
Neri d0or u Lbrtg Harehoase MaiN 81 hghfh0"'S a
ia2
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Norvc House has just received fresh supply Of t'foc
res to which PIopretors invite the attention of ihe
friends public assuring them they will sell them goo
goods at a small advance cost, for cash. -
July oats L. ID FIN M a w.
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Richmond Dispatch copy till forbid. -
ElNALIEEK IsO ~ IIAMILTON nrc now im rcccipt

i of their Spring supply of GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
of kinds they would call the attention OF their
and the public generally They are determined to sell
LOW for CASH to punctual customers They would eau
especial attention to their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWiNG
TOBACCO We also have for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA wich half is that is said ofeyery farmer would
do well 10 rive a ,rinl 3l-d&cs (y'
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uDEDGOhD n AN VI '''-
bratcd Springs situated II miles West "i Lynehburg
and miles South OF The for" Depot where regular con
yeyauce will and from the Springs daily after the th
Of June.
append the opinion Of the following praclsng
suggestion of the Proprietor Of the Bed
ford Alum Spug have no hesitation In sa}ng mat we
-o no reason the Analysis from cXperenct ana "h
we have heard why the Bedford Alum water should
not be equally valuable in the OF certain Diseases under
equa circumstances with any other known Alum water IN
the State. +, ,,, =,
Nill stcptoe VI u, ina. II. Stepoe, NJ ID. A. Clark M
u Ro r Page NJ d. II e Sieptoe, NJ D., j Morton Specie
NJ u Richard A. Sale NJ u, Jno. W sale. NJ - Ro -
SLacllef1rd NJ D., Henry Latfam, NJ D. WIN y Morris NJ
u Ino H. Patteson NJ. ID, T. H. Gilmer, NJ ID, Thomas a
Nelson, NJ. u ID Il. Bass, NJ ID -, j.,
-' =. ECIOLS Proprietor.
Fgy- and Mass are kept by Jas " Wilson and
Dfai,oand riuue II c2taw &d9nos
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OCCUPATIONS or FRENCH WOMEN. Did you
ever lady play on the fiddle, reader There
is certainly no impropriety in tho employment.
81. Cecilia doubtless had favorite Straduarins,
yet there does seem 10 be something indeinable,
bizaare. fantastic. out of place. in fair hands TAX
ing up the fiddle aud the bow. But if "a feminine
violinist be novelty, wbat would you say to n
lady carpenter! llcre are some hundreds of them
hnmmering, saving. .chopping away. with tremen-
dous vigor and celebrity. These eyes have seen
the grandam of eighty polishing off plank with
plane to n nicety. They have seena trim little
dn,nsul of seventeen with oolored bandkerchicfs
tied coquott-hly round her head busly fixing,
beams and girders, s,while great. bearded. bloused
man sat mojestically by. smoking his pipe, or if
he oondesoends To interfere in business matters
at ALL unpacking dolls houses, or dabbling with
glue pot. What labor will not French women
undertakel They follow the plow; they keep
books; they open box doors; they TAKE tickets at
railways; they drag your luggage to the Custom
house; they cut you your chops and biitecks at
the butchers; they dance on the tight rope and
stilts; they buy old clothes; keep shooting
galleries; they enter lions dens they measure you
for boots they shave you.
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NASH n HOPKINS. WILLIAM II hiAN
nil " ATKINSON.
p5apKuNS. uuuII. N 60, " hoie-"ic DRY

Il ENFNINN, NV IlI a eV', """''""'' ID
y GOODS MERCHANTS, No R1e baltimore street, cop
peso Hanover Stre"tD baltimore
We would call the attention of buyers to onr very large and
complete stock Fall and Winter bry Clouds which We feel
confident viii compare Nornhy With amy In t Northern or
Markets largely
the kccrlngR comPleto and varied na
than formerly oe encouraged to extend II sll
rthor Ha he prepared to ohor such variety hawl
ficus purchase Of na everything they
In our line Particular attention H PAID TO Dress
Goods generally, SILKS Emhfal"les, &c, Ne
We shall ao he prepared to exhibit larger hnd moro va
rd stock of Fancy White Goods than we hhve before
kept .
We Agents of aryland renitcntiaiy Gooda M wei
the makes of Fucd Cloths which will
hc sold nj the MHnufa, ,turpr's prices.
shall be promptly and carefully attended to
Baltimore, Angusi LIST lsaH HOPKINS Iiil A 20
u ,Il,,,a
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PHILADELPHIA.
.x.,,.,..,,,,,s E.rn,i the


easy to make physical Pbut not easy to maxi tnv ht
r IN p,lJs,n, which would none ot the G9e'
i ~ ,,r,acsr rt every other This has been at,emp'u
here and 18th success We would fesp'"'S ~, n,,n,
ti,r, ,hat almost every purgaltNc medicine N
and irritating 10 the bowels 1hisis not Many oi u f 90
iuee much gripping pain anu rev " ,,ed from them
more than counter balance the good tn re 49, -
'rbese pl produce no irritation pain "nitss arises
II previously existing obstruction or doans' ~ ,r,n, ,hrr
rIs nenr rlr,ly vegetable harm van arse it""
use In amy quantity; better tha' ny h'n'ln' %
be tax cn ipdciously. Minute jfetn lions 10" c - m ,hc
several diseases which they are appeao' are h,' rJ
box Among the complaints which nave neeh ePv''. cs
bv them we Liver Complaint ~ an hs ,' ,h s,
oi Jaundice Indigestion, langour ana Loss o' nr
lcssncss lrrtabily Bilious Hes oataeh' hihoos ,haa
and AEue Pain IN the side and lolhs lo' !" ~ A.
or nt tho rouseuuenres a diseased at o the h' "
an aperen they afford prompt and sure 'li M @ ,i
rles Cholic Dyscntery Hum"rS Set9 M aa W. 40 tIood
with soreness of hnhy Ulcers ana mn lr'H W -, w.
IN short ANY and every whcr' pnrEauNe S r'lu
The have ais produced sngulariN so't'ss' @
Rhermatism, Gont Drorsy Gravel fysPt S iny should
the Heart Pains Back Stomach ana Nia' ns -,
be freely the spring ofthe year. 10 P'y NV a.
and prepare system for the change "' seasons "
casiona dose stimulates the stomach into hohitlF ~
restores the appetite aud yigor They purity the blood au
,v their smulant the crcnlatorN sNHelh
the strength of the body aud restore tue ""s'eu " , ia
Of the whole organism Hence an otthH"hai "
advantageous even thoagh no serious defant'nS S M @ ,Y
unnecessary dosing should never be carried TOO in as
rurgative medicine reduces the sttehsth "n,h % an
The thousand in which phyS'c Is require" ~
not enumerated hui they suggest themselves !"
every body and It is confidently believed ,nis p
than thing which has hihef"
hr.n nvailahc To nnuk ind hen their virtues once
known will longer doubt what reneuy To eiI
when II need Of n caharc medicine -, tn,
Being sugar Ngapcd. they pleasant To taN' anu p's
purely vegetable no harm can arse from th' ~ " any '
tity. -, ,.a,,a,
lhems Lowell Mass 2a per BoN rive noN's
: Sold by John II SoaY, Ynehhufg anu ny an
Druggist. aud Country Merchants thonrhont the State
Purccll ladd n Co, Richmond, General Agents
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VOL. 5--N0. 20
DAILY NIRGINIAN.

A FEMALE JOCKEY. - In I5Od. the lady ofCoi.
Thornton. who was famed alike for her beaniy
and fine hursemnnship. became the owner If u
val able horse Of the best blood, called ''Znga-
ra" Conycrsing one day, with Mr.. Flint, her
brother in law, about tho merits Of certain of
their horses. the gentleman happened to say
something 10 the disparagement Of the "Zngaril-
la" asa courser; upon which Mrs. Thornton
rablc wager. The ruce. course at knavesmire was
selected by the parties; and when the day ap-
pointed for this novel contest arrived, larger
concourse of the people of all classes assembled
on the grounds Than had ever before been wit
messed in tho country. The contestants made
their appearance punctually Mt the designated
hour Mr.. Flint wore Derby cap and tight
lac Act md breeches, all of white linen. Mrs.
Thcrnton's costume, ny described by herself with
a hbcralitv of capital letters not unusual in her
day.) consisted of IA Leopard colorrd shirt. buff
waistooat, with plain gilt buttons, blue cloth
Turkish jacket and blue Derby cap" The race
took place al four O'Clock in the afternoon. It
is doubtful whether not there were one hund-
red persons in the assembage who sympathised
with Mr.. Flint. The crowd were almost unani-
mousi the lady's success; and so sanguine were
her friends of the result, that they offered to het
largely on "Zingarlla," but no was willing
Ia take these bets even at large odds. Unfortu-
nately. Mrs. Thornton was beaten. So severe
was the disappointment of the people, and SO great
their Indignation ut Mr.. Flints want of gallantry
in heating his fair competitor, that the safety
of that gentleman from personal violence. was
owing to the presence of Il body OF the military
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StPECIAL NOV1CE.-Our friends will please
- July is collecting and that every
bill on will be in readiness by the first day
that month settlement L. H. AKMISTEAD
nne 25.ts Rep Copy
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LOTTERIES
GEORGIA .oJ'fIIRN.
.intlariscd bg ho State q Ge0Rid
FORTE AINES ACADEMY LOTTERY j.
LOTTERIES

70 be drawn IN the City Atlanta Georgia, in public
IIl RSpAN. August 2sth, 1856 On the
IL \ Y \ \ \ u l. y n!
SAM,L SWAN 4 co MANAGERs.
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yuNIIE undersigned will continue the Grocery and Commis
sion business purchase of Wheat at the old stand
will be pleased wait his friends and the public
generally VIM A. MILLER.
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(NlANO.We have on hand some POO tons OF the Emily
cargo of Guano TINT imported last winter 80 ia a'
have heard from the purchases has Given entire SaS
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the central
Railroad of its good effects by noticing straw
berry ill. as they pnss through the farms u W hnAa
Esq Garrett Esq II Anderson, Jr, were some OF the
nprchasors OF It For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
f., Richmond
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ID loualfrpcs Goddard and Champagne brandy,
20 " London Dock
10 or Casks "
$50 Baskets Champagne liedsek of Renauld
Franchise importation, for salehV .
Iulv aI.ts EDMOND. DAVENPORT g.
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II lNSEED OIL, PAINTS, Nc.-3OO Gallons
Inseed OIL Whit Zine White Lead, Colors OF all kinds,
Varnhe Brushes every article pertaining to the Paint
ing bus usiness on hand and for sale by
aug lists SIkoidEh q whitehall
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- ELAN is this day ,issolv ed by mutual consent VIM "A
authorized to settle the business of the
Those having claims against the will please
prcson them him Immediately for payment and those in
debed VIII oblge us by paying as early as convenient
WILLIAM A. MILLER,
February 2lst, 1856. ROBERT s. ELAN.
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9u,IE subscriber in retiring from the concern of Miller
Elam returns his thanks for the patronage received
his friends and respectfully solicits contnuanc
Of the snne to the new concern of VIM. A Miller.
fe 22ts ROBERT s. ELAN
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(NnAMPAIlsNE WINE.-Ja.t received sud
for sale lot of superior Champagne inc, in quart and
pint bottles an gifts LEE JonrsSoN-
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IEIUN-
ny or NAIiSEOTS DRUGS USED
mn rnHr NSG0N

Mcmber Of the Ro al College Surgeons, London Graduate
from ono of tho Colleges of the United States
and the greater pa of has been spent in the first
Hospitals Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
effected some astonishing cures that were ever
known many troubled ring in the head and ears wheh
a.rp great nervousness being alarmed at sudden sonhua
md hasbfunes frequent bushing, attended sometimes
of mil. cLlrni immellateN
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- Havana Cigars fresh Importation just received ana oi
sale by wholesale and retail, at ,,, . ,o.o
Tobacco and Cigar Store,
;u,y7 80. Main St, Lynchburg, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
Legation of Venezuela In the United States of
America.
yn1or o. rHx rmtapx1H. DAnY rTyss

yrff0D CN THy PffftApyffHft DAILY 1--WE
GiRARp Horss, PHTt Sept 20 1854
SIR Ply order OF bis Exceliency Mr.. Francis Amanda,
Envoy Extraordinary and mister Penipotensry OF We
ntzuea in the tinted states Of America who has
your respectable paper Of 10 day TAKEN from the Mobile
Tftlvrs u the 18th Inst the Of the Incarceration OF
Nrccnie Hernandez &c Ayaa FOR forgery and swnilns
snd az be represents himself IL represented Minis
ter fenpoteniary and Envoy Extraordinary Of yenezu-
els and Ne~ Granada allow TO tell you thai the said
vicente Hernandez De Ayaa IL no such Minister nor
could ever be- and far from being The government OF
Nenfzrea bAs Just banshed him from the country alter
lorg mp sonment ior equal things that are now the
cause OF his new incarceration At Mobile and re
turn 10 that country whore he born being ma
tive OF Cuba He well known in Venezuela on ac,ount
Of bis rcgueries and generally believed that biz deeds
are the consequences Of a rather nsane mind
Please publish What have stated herein and oblige
your very obediept servant Ff0RENCiO RfBAs
secretary Of the Venezuelan Legation.
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Cincinnati New York-fou 81 IS per bbi An class Gj
cents per 100 lbs.
Columbus New YoFk-Flour 81 10 per DBL 4h class s.
IVg Tbs.
ndsnapos % New York Flour 81 30 per bbI 80 class
O. cents per LOO It's.
on mcuor so much OF the resolution a. refers 10 N
calling Of q CONVENTION NJ Baltimore stricken ogl
The resolution. amended was then adopted
On motor Of Nj Brough, IL was
Resolved, That convention be caei n meet AZ Cleveland
the s day q October next Tor the purpose Of adjusting
winter rates and fares and such other
deemed important 70 "a iroad interests
Mr. sToSx, IRON the Committee Enforcement OF Rules
reported the following
Resolved, That sny company forming any part Of com
yeing line between points where freight
Teen established ~ this Convention shall reduce such rates
the roads forming the competing lines reduce their
between the points aud such reduction shall be
mite By the hole line aud that the
making the reduction shall not be allowed 70 share the al
vantage Of such pro rata division but shall submit % the whole
loss OF the reduced rates n makes
Resolved That The rates hxed By this Convention between
points, shall be changed by the mutual Of al
roads Interested rates shall hereafter be hxed By
agreement BY roads between Competing points not provided
The fixed and road 81 reduce
violation Of such agreement the rule dividing
deduction shall be applied in such also provided
Resolved Tha Ia adopting their ,ard u freight passen
roads forming competing lines shall not hx their local
that they shan he In the less than the
through fxed hereafter agreed upon
that the local shall be fved below
the ha be deemed reduction of through rates
and that reduction 10 competing lines be made and
shall be shared BY the roads a. provided IN The above
lulioDs.
The resolution. we're adopted as we're also resolu.
tons or respect 10 the memory OF the late John H. Done
Es7.
The Convention adjourned 10 meet nj Cleveland on the
drst Wednesday Of October. Lewis NJ Cole EsQ rep-e.
senied the baltimore and Ohio Railrosd.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AT CHIC AGo-CAPsIzING OF
TsE SOUS FERR1 BnkTFRoN TN TO FUTrEN LvEs LosT.
The ctr thrown into the most terrible excitement
this morning by he announcement that the south Ferry
boat hal capsized loaded with passengers The news
spread Ike wldhre ans thousands buried TO the spot
eager 10 learn II any Of their friends board
Upon proceeding 70 hespo most heartrending scene
presented itseI The river was nled with boats drag
enx Tor the dead BODIES Husbands wives and children
were stsndng IN brcathless anxiety awsing the result
and the whole presented scene which We should never
wish 10 look upon again The facts the these
The boat loaded dorm with passengers, mostly
working men, coming b the South side 10 work
The boat being full, they commenced pulling across
without the ferryman Wien they had nearly reached
the idle Of the river, the ferr! msn ssckeued tbs
rope apparently 70 lei schooner pass that vas warp
Ing down; although = stated Dy several who were on
board that there was plenty Of Il ne 70 have pulled
The slaekenpE q the rope checked the boats
headvay and keslea her 70 side, a, the
same time the rope .. The caught the
railing OF the boat and 10 instant she capszec and
turned bottom side upward, railing had lost been
put upon the boat, and several getting amned In
unable 70 extricste themselves Boats were Instantly
despatched 70 the rescue and commenced pic King them
up. Al the present time owing 10 the great excitement
impossible 70 ascertain the number o. those lost Az
O'Clock six bodies bad been drawn out, and those who
aboard Judge that there must have been Al the eas
ejaculation a. many ten lost, and many place u a.
hfh fifteen The Of those lost who have thus
Tar beer recovered And dent Ted folloFs-G.
Elion, mason, who was AZ work upon the Richmond
and leaves a family; James Casey aborer, employed
Al Stackwens lumber yard, arrived In town some two
weeks ago has lamiy o. vile and three children. 10
West drotten Holan. Tompsins county, New York, be
wrote for biz family on Monday John smith. boarded 81
No. 30 kichigan street -chic0go journal, Sspt p
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ BALTIyoRE.-Between
we've and O'Clock this morning, IRE broke out 10
he extensive pcklnR and preserving depot Of kessrs
kumsen Thomas Co, corr or Of Light street and Wine
alley. The FIRE originated In the storage room In the
fourth story from what s not known but supposed
20 have been struck BY lightning there heavy
thunder storm al the time. But Tor the oyehovght OF
the proprietors who arriving on the spot mined ate
w proceeded p the upper part ofthe house and started
the vinegar tanks running OF which there were a
number containing some thousands OF gallons which
spvesd se over the the front portion Of the house
Noad have been destroyed The nrm had heavy stock
on hand and their loss viii be pretty heavy From What
We could learn the amount Of stock destroyed between
so COO and 40 OoO on which there an insurance Of
asrOo az follows ss 900 In the Firemens lnsursnc
sIare q THIS city: ss 900 the Phmuix, Of Hartford,
Conn $500 IN the fins 81 New iork nney nsvs
a. ca r. ha hTuse also In the Firemens ONCE, which
ster tlfE w.H raly cover The loss. son 81 W. Num
stiv " urrd BY his cloths taxing nre y hls
Is. s.U some d tie goods. -BeitfH1rs PartR,