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RApN BURNT. The barn of Mr.. Newlen Byers,
near Smok etown, Berkeley county, Virginia. was
destroyed by frs on Wednesday night last. to-
rether with some two hundred and thirty bushels
OF wheat, about three hundred bushels of corn, .
LOT of hay &c
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"a rsst,.+sazz=ssz7 -ssst,+z=z7 TIE ADAMs' EXPRKss

2 --sss
80 |sssS | ss';tsss-5 co OMPANY, lS4 Main st. hav-
ing resumed their Steamship
5.xTress to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
honor 1y steamers Jamestown and Roanoke. which
leave Nav York every Wednesday and Saturday,
E'd hence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilning gton
i-Eloh5ufs, Salem, Wytheville and the principal
'Hces IN Virginia and North Carolina are now pre-
pared to forward, with great dispatch, and at reduced
- ,s every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
.sselry, &c, to the above named ci5ies and aIi
P.l-es the sesboerd.
ulT Express on the Steamships will be accompa.
Lea by special Messengers who will give their per
sor4! attention to the careful handling of goods en-
trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take natice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent By
E--slers, unieas otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing until o'clock
7. ". J. L. MACDONUGH,
Ayent of Adarns, Express Co
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THE BALTIMORE RIOT The Baltimore paners
of yesterday state that but one man, so far, has
lost his life by the riot there Friday Five others
are lying mortally wounded
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COKE AND coal.


A NTHRACITE COAL..-NOTaCG-- = 4.
months, for the best ANTHRACITE C01f issIsS.
ing White Ash Lump, snisabIs for foen1rjes. ~
Red Ash, suitable for cooking sraasss, eaess md
furnaces. This Coal viii hs bsaGhf /. PhiisdsE
phis for cash, and delivered 70 Surekassfs vpon
the same termA thsy rscsivine 20 p0aals % the
ton instead Of 1900 the nsaal weieht from city esrie
The terms on which propose to order Coal foe par
nes 70 70 charge them coumission Of 10 Per cent.
will always be subject to inspection.
Persons wishing 70 lay in their winter supply, win
hnd greatly to their interest 10 svsl themselves Of
tins opportunity - their supplies win b delivered
so arrival nom the vessels, free from dirt, and at
saving Of ut least 80 per cent the usual terms Of
the trade. - = - 7-'--,~ -. =
Orders to my address, through the Post once. or
left at my brothers Law Office, near the corner Of
Main and 2thstreets or with my brother at Col wm
=. a. n.GMns ,, % %sompnns room corner 18th and Cary
au22-lm WIRT RORcRTR
REDUCTlON IN COKK.-.Froa this 0ay
H until the lst of September next l. viii deliver
HAhD COKE, Of the best quality, ct FIVE DOL.
LAkS per load At this price, Il 10 cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces In Churches Storss
tor cooking ranges and stoves.
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered q $3.50
Per load for lump and IS for hsi-she first Radebe-
ing a. fuel for srates and opsn stoves
~ Coke Y.rds corner 9Th and Byrd ssrsst., end
jes--s JNo. J. wERrH. Assnt.
20 4 E.-.I an now ln regular receipt @
~ SOFT and HARD COKE--the former 8 de-
hehtful fuel for grates and the latter sxcslleat
coke yards corner of 10th street and Basn bank on
coroer Of Byrd and 6th Streets south Gde Canal.
NH 8---ts INO. J. WEkTH. AIT
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NEW SAI.N5AN

v S.49sFlnn, W FNIfAUON, rgf.SgA
EssSeessA On l7th street, opposite sss4SSsssA
the arch Of the Old Mar 50
ke--JOdH FRIEDRICH. formerly Pro- --aA-S
iHetor u tie Irving House." Baltimore having
faEsn tie !aEgs briCk house situated as above is now
jttaTsd to s-rve up, at short notice, every DELL
tAtl that can be obtained in this and other n arkets
rs Bah viii be found supplied with the choicest
LIQUORS ami CIGARS. A call from the public is
t1.s---ed. l8-dlm
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Literary Nevx..

curious advertiser ment has appeared at Pafis It
ehefs ior sale, BY private contract 'ths historical
mmanu,srpts astosraph and unpublished Of the late
ning Louis rhiliipps l, forming three volumes in fo-
all explanations and guarantees will be civ ,n to the
- to the legal and legitimate possession Of
tnese manuscrtpts AZ we'll to the auth heutcity of
mem mem. t Adds that they do not form part Of those
Wnch wero stolen from the palace Of the Tuilleres
Enen II was invaded by the mob in the revolution Of
February, ls4s. s.t 80 . -. - :
The privilege Of American authors, under certain
oonais'ons 20 copyright protection in England, may
soon Dc dehnitivey settled. The English house,
wnicn publishes Mrs Stoves new work, ''Dred," lay
en 70 copyright property, upon tbs fact of her
naence st the time of the publication, she having
Mrtten the last hundred pages in London. However,
.he DOCK will be re-pnnted by Routledgs of London,
suit. ~AN "'i.e
mf Dsraeli, accompanied by his clever and wealthy
vic, mas lett England on . continental tour. no 10
aadesteod to have nearly com peted another poiti-
Ths new volume tihe eleventh) of the Ensyciope-
9,d Britdnaicd biings the work down the article
3 " oodt oi The biography of Thomas Hood il BY
n. N Mines, tbs poet.
Ihere 10 rumor that Thomas Carlyle has aba ndon-
ca MS half written Life and Times Of Frederick the
1edf: and Is about producing the biography of
Washington. =
Mr. Macaulay, it appears, has gone to Venice for
change OF climate and scene but will devote himself
TO his History on his return
Mr. Golden is employ ing the Parliamentary re-
cess In the composition Of democratic History of
England.
Mrs Fitzsimon oConners favorite and most &C
comphshed daughter has nearly completed her long
expected Life of her father We notice the death of
her husband Clerk of the Hamper In Ireland, an
hounced as having taken place in July, in Italy.
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NEW JKWkLkI
a sToRt. sian OF THE TX

"a STVVKS' EaaT.E Ne. %
f. Z ,t.'x xSrsKcr.-GILL 4 WEIDEMEYER
- ,scr,cksburs Va, have just received new
,.r r' f4eSy.is and Silver WATCHES; Bresst Plus;
.7..T o. 2's - dies Chstelains; Gentlemens' Fob
as'5 N,"5 aud Silver Pens and Peucils; Gold and
ai'' rs;,b,es. Gold. Silver and Steel Spectseles;
't5 !asaet.; ('urs Spoons; Butter Knives; Port
r..es Csrd Cases Match Boxes and every art,e,e
= -'i.f|ry aud Silver line, for sale On reasona-
. .-- s,6 warranted "a represented.
WATCHES Of sll kinds repaired and war.
As3 AZ: 20 perform well; also, Jeweiry Of every de-
-t,sr repaired ST short notice
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CAPITAL, 5000, ,eoOlll
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTIONS.
r NJ. ALFRIEND, President.
H. L. Kent, of Kent Paine 4 Co..
II. w. Qls aries, f. -.-....
VIM. Beers, of Beers l. Poindsxtsr,
H. w. Fry, of H. w. Fry Bons;
Wm. Palmer a
j. A. Inloes,
A. X Parker of Parker, Nimmo 4 Co,
]. T.. Wadsworth, of Wadgworth, Turner 4 Co.,
Tho Samson of Samson L. Pae,
C. w. Purcell, of C. w. Purcell l. Co.,
B. L. Winston,
JP Winston, of Winston & Powers,
8. T. Pulliam,
II. A. Claiborne,
P. Cullen,
Geo. w. Smith, of Smith L Harwood.
ty24-ts w. L. COWARDIN, Sec'y.
wRegular discount day Of the company il Thurs.
day in each week-psper to be offered before e'alk
nm that day
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IsO HHDs. N. ORLEANS AND CUBA

I5O HIIa HHDs; N. ORLEANS AND CUBA
100 bbs' Coffee C Yellow SUGAR.
100 packages Loaf and Crushed do.
500 bags Laguayra and old Java COFFEES.
20 bales Mocha do
400 bags Rio do
rs packages TEAS-best quality.
$50 bbls N. o. MOLASSES
60 hhds. and tisrces Cuba DO.
800 boxes Adamaatina and Tallow CANDLES.
500 bsxss GLASS, sby 10 and 10 by Il.
100 doz. BROOMS.
1000 resms w. 8. PAPER-Iarge and small.
200 dsz. BED CORDS.
100 doz. Painted BUCKETS.
100 bales WICK and TWINE.
300 bags SHOT-assorted.
5000 lbs. bar LEAD. -t
RICE, PEPPER, SPICE,
And many other articles, fer sale reafonable terms
au a6-2aw4w HUGH w. FRY 4 SONS.
OY THE GOV khNUK OF VIRGINIA. :
ID A APROCLAMATlON.-In having been
received BY the Executive, that THEODOk1CK q.
PERCUSSION, charged in Charles City County, with
feloniousy abducting white female, with intent to
defe her, and OLIVER A. HOBSON, charged
with aiding Ferguson in the commission OF said
felony, did on the 18th day Of the present month; h
are now going large: Therefore, do hereby offer
a reward of two hundred dollars TO any person or
persons who shall arrest the said fersusson ana
City County, one hundred dollars for such arrest
and delivery of either; and % moreover require all
officers OF TINS COMMONWEALTH, CIVIL nuo uihta2y,
and request the people generally, to use their best
exerions procure the arrest of the said Ferguson
and Hobson that they may be brought 10 Justice
(~l Given under my hand as Governor,
SEAL. and under the Lesser Seal OF the Com
~ monwealth at Richmond, this 18th day
of August, IN the year 1856.
By the Governor. HENhf A. WISE.
GEeRcE w MuNFoRD. Sec'y ei the Com'lth.
THEoDoRIcK g. FERGUSON is about 5 feet 10
inches high of spare make, dark complexion. black
hair and dark eyes, il quite takatve; carpenter BY
trade.
OLIVER A. HoBsoS is about feet high, well pro-
portionsd, round face, fair complexion, blu. eyes
and dark brown hair; was raised In the county OF
Henrco, s.d is shinele-getter by tiade.
au 50-2aw3w
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Is EALLAuD'S HUTEL 81
Rx5rH LOON-TO EPICURkS, LOVER

f. EALLAnH'S HDpEL SA-
Hssr@ LOON.-TO EPfCURkS, LOVERS
>-kA OF GOOD LIVING, AND THE
'4iiber respec.fully informs his friends i~ u
ana the public, that he has just com.N ~ {SN
letsG his arrangements for the ap- N5&Y
FIJscalng season, by employing that Ma >Y
y eon Of COOKS. ZETELLE, so famous among
WcuTes OF tho present generation, as perfectly du
'''t n ali matters of the cuisine. Therefore, all
nose citizens whether of Richmond or elsewhere,
y rest assured Uf obsining at the Ballard Saloon,
'' 0Kures of the season. prepared expressly to suit
popular 'aste. Prices reasonable, servants polite
'41 attentive, and every necessary requisite for a
~. conducted establishment, are features of the
BALLARD HOTEL SALOUN, opposite the Ex-
ehange. J. WOODSOH SMITH,
se li-Gt Proprietor.
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SUICIDE OF LADY IN DETRoIT-A lady
boarding at the house of VIM Sabine on Con
gress street came to her death day before yester-
day by taking poison. She came 10 Mr. Sabins's
on Saturday last and applied for board saying
that her name was Miss Cook, that she came from
Cleveland was stranger in the city, and had a
cousin named Seymour, q cotton dealer at the
South, who was stopping at the Biddle house
Soon after her arrival she was taken sick, and a
physician sent for. On Tuesday she was better.
and asked her physician If she might eat some
ice cream. He gave her permission, and about
noon she sent for dish and ate it. About two
o'clock she was taken with spasms and her phy
sicisn sent for, who Immediately asked her what
she had been taking. She said Don't you know
Doctor Said he ''It is stryehninel' She an
swered, Yes" To his enquiry as to how much
she had taken, she said, "What l bought for q
shilling. She said she purchased it in Cleveland
ana brought 1t with her. She was asked why
she had taken it, and answered ''many causesn-
She requested tn her cousin might be sent for at
the biddle house, but the messenger returned say
ing that no such person was there. She died at
about half past o'clock, in the most excrucia-
ting agony. Justice Lane was called, and an in
quest held, and verdict rendered in accordance
Win the facts. Among her effects was found a
marriage certificate, showing that her maiden
name was Eliza Ann Dickinson. and that she
was married in 1853 TO VIM. w. Pingree. In
her porfemonnaie was found paper empty, care
fully labelled "Strychnine, poison, one shing.'-
Quite number of letters were found, apparently
just written directed and sealed, all signed "E. A.
Ptngree" One was directed to the Cleveland
Plaindealer. A number of letters were found
from Mr. Hovey, her attorney in Cleveland rel
alive to her divorce which she was trying to OBJ
tain from her husband. A number of letters were
also found from her husband. In one of the let
tiers she had written she says that trouble had H.
duced her to take her own life.
EJ@fTOH 1HlJsrtjspr Sent IL
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II ENT, PAINE G CO.,
N IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos 1863 AND I65 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
FALL TKADk, 1856.

By the bark "Fides' and ship "Pepperell," from
York. We are receiving our FALL IMPORTATION Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
purchased on the best for cash. and comprising
some of the richest, and most desirable goods We
have ever imported. r,
We are also receiving 9 full supply Of AhEki-
CAN FABRICS, Of all the regular and most spprov-
ed makes.
We are also prepared with spsndh stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING manufactured In Rich
mond which in style, quality and price VIII compare
with any market. ,
Bythe Ist September, our stock wiil be very com.
plee and will be the largest and mott attractive We
have ever exhibited
We most resoectfuily invite the SOUTHERN
TRADE to give to our stock, and 70 our market
fair examination with the assurance that we VIII ae
our goods a. low they be bought Ia ths Uateo
States.
Orders shall at ell times be promptly end faithfully
attended to. KENT, rAiNA 20.
an 2i-ts
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"A po.ine to arecr sny buiidins upcn the tssr
rounds 10 cover articles for Exhibited. ars res9s
falIv reaaesteA 70 DO 20 before the ~ = Oe eeef
and TO Gals upon the underniGnsd fos yoMu0ae. -.
These who have them already bu1ih as re- e&ee
CHlRLEa DIMnoCk.
40 z2--ts Gnfes @e..e...
4 HKRKBY APPOlNT ane cseesssasS
i JOHN A. FO6TER my Agent 70 1ansa3 Sss ssS-
ness for me, sxcusvsly fer cAsn, = ne esy SiyS
mcnd or couaty u nensteo
lishmond. Ass. ~, lSes. !.
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( C-'s@a r STEAMER CALYPSO
= - FOR SALE-Ths unaarsinnsd l.

< E-H~a r STEAMER CALYPSO
W. ts--,xss.,y--rs9 FOR SALE.-Ths undersigned is
|I'tsses<Aaess-d dis posed to SELL upon reasonable
'-!ns, this beautiful little pleasure steamer She
znGEtd ess than year since, built of the best
with an excellent five borse power engine
taa Dvw in iut rate order, having been recently
s'tted She is forty feet long, feet BEAM IL tons
ifhen. ard easily run eight ten miles an
iu4t. Tic calypso carry in the cabin, (Which
ss been tastef0lIy tred up twenty passengers, and
ipsse'ses every comfort and convenience. As she
fi1ws only ~ inches water, she can safely navigate
! ht sesllest streams. AS q pleasure or passenger
s'i f' ehart distances she possesses superiors
, Cost she would prove attractive, while upon the
James River and Ksnawha Canal, (where she has
bsrE useo
For tns, &C., address II. w. FRY, JR-
se IL CT Richmond Va
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THE WAR IN KANsAs.-The following is the
order OF the acting Governor of Kansas, already
briefly mentioned by telegraph


LEcoMPToN, X. T,l
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Aug. 2t.
Major General Coffee Southern Division Kansas
Mihta-Sir 1t appearing that the Territory is inva
ded by armed bands of lawless men from distant
States, ho IN conjunction with combinations of men
not less awess heretofore residing in the Territory
are now openly resisting the legal authorities of the
Territory and killing and pundering the abiding
citizens thereof you are hereby commanded to take
the field at with your entire division, for the
purpose OF restoring peace and quiet and maintaining
the supremacy of the laws. Your division will rem
devious at near the town of Palmyra in the coun-
office.
You will also station detachment. of your COM
msnd at such exposed points you may deem adyi-
sable for the purpose of protecting the lives and pro-
Perty of all lawabidins citizens and in all your
ders the most rigid Instructions should be given to
protect the persons and property of all peaceable,
unoendinr citizens, regardless of party distinctions
or political differences of opinion. We not war
ring against the political sentiments of men, but
ganst lawless bands of ruthless invaders outlaws
and traitors. No mans house should be destroyed
unless undoubted evidence exists that it is used
fort asenal for the supervision of the existing
ritorial Government for other awless purposes
which event properly becomes subject to conscs-
tion. Very respectfully,
DAN'L WooDsoN,
Acting Governor of X. T.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
lVl OF RICHMOND.-This Company insures eve.
ry description of property against loss or damage BY
FIRE or the dangers of the sea.
No charge is made for the Policy.
Office, for the present. the East gde Of l2tn st.,
near Main, up stairs.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. H. Christian, VIM. Breedsn,
John Purcell, Thomas r. Price,
VIM. G. Paine, Jas Themas, IT.,
Lewis Ginter John Currie, Jr-
Aug. Anderson, jas. Dunlop,
James L. Apperson VIM. II. Haxall,
Roscoe Hea John d. Quares
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Rich'd o. Haskins, Larkin w 9lazebro0k,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Won Grooming,
Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Sinton, Ed. H. Bkinker,
Franklin Stearns.
A. PLEASANTS, President.
J. H. MONTAGUE. sec'y. au5-ts
AGENCY OF THE
THE FlREMEN'S AND MERCHANTS
L INSURANCE COMPANY OF PETERSBURG,
TIRGINIA-Insures Buildings and their content
against loss or damage by FIRE.
Insures also against MARINE or INLAND trans
portation losses.
DIRECTORS.
JOS D. White. Prest Sam'l PEBBLES.
A, q. McIIwaine, V.P. James NJ McCullech.
Andrew Kevan. VIM. H. Beazeley.
d b. Tennant. John Donnan.
James Weddell. Thomas Branch.
R. 0 Britton. John Z. Lemoine
Al the Office of the Merchants Insurance Compa-
ny. J. H. MONTAGUE.
an 1o-ts Agent.
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NE" GHOCERX srORE.-.The under
~ s2neo hsa taken the house next 10 A. Is. Ciarke's
'tafH"a'e store, Frsnkln street, where he has
ppsneo large and dess able stock of Groceries, to
.oh ne respectfully asks the attention OF his old
leAas end the public. He Is determined that moth
pF snH be left undone ON hs part TO render entire
Aa-iHfAe.,oa u ell who may favor him with call
JOHN r. BARNES,
late Of the firm of BARNES 4 SWEENEY.
ItS
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oLaS aJAlS AIR AKKEsrED-Nathan Penfield, the shin.
Norfolk for having about SIOOC wor.i sos'eu ~
IN ms possession having been released. nrocseds;,
last week to Boston, where he orieinsIlp sh;r,,oS
and was again taken into custody. The manner IL
which the jewelry came into his possession has No,
yet been satisfactorily explained. A~' no'
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y filtu 0nn CIGARS, of all the dit
.'OoosuUO ferent qustiss and brands, con-
tsHhiy On hand. Cigars Of sny description made to
S,aer at short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale deaisrs and country merchants ought to
r1lHAe my stock and prices before Purchasing else
where ii. c. q ZIMMERMAN.
importer and Manufacturer of Cigars,
9-aIn No IN Broad street.
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FIRE LossEs-Tbe ;m1ensa .r,.... IL
SSy aestroyed by fire every year In the limited
IN tbs % Without Precedent in any other country
~ Iar., Tue world According to the record of m.
tboaa s.s Q. Commerce, in which il only entered
number Of s-oe moese the loss exceeds $4,000, the
s1n s1ss OF september was $50, Involving io.. os
of nooaas IN the same month Of 1855 the amount
Oh property destroyed by fres, where the ios. If
eAcn one exceeded $4,000, was onlv 40 ass Ono -
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'AASEHs UlL.--1O bbis-, for sale by
H2 BEHNETr, BEERS 4 FISHER.
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER .Csussry
merchants and others should not fail g ses sup
piv Of our popular and unfsilins Worm Destroyer
Ii is the preparation in use, besg very sweet sne
pleasant and certain in its setion.
Il can be had Of the agents, PuRcsLL, Lxpp Co.s
ana BEssErT, BEERS FisHER, also, OF Drufsssss
generally. 70
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T.TcHEs AND yEwHLRY.

WV. j. BA RTH d 4 q NJ X w,
f. PRACTICAL WATCH MAKhER, corner ,,a
sIM '.snt;on of strangers visiting The city. 20
iess. nat he gives hi. entire attention 20 re-
SING, exclusively Every description Of
~ ~ Cleeks and Jewe.ry, repaired as well and
,I,.5Segste terms IS ans cther house IN the ciss
- ''l;overtwenty years experience at his trade.
s' NJ tt,.isn6 and the United States he is war
a h 'e,,,rins satisfaction to all who may patron
,.- An be asks is trial
= ...' WM j. BARTHOLOMEW,
- cl,ck Msker cor Main and llth ss.,
s'ta '.." nssrly onnosi;e che American Hotel.
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SHOES AND BOOTS MADE To OkDkH.
- Mr. JAHEo FELLOWS 1upenntendens -
eentiemen's Department. Mr.. JOHN KIafELs o.
Do Ladies do
The subscriber having IN his employment the sooye
named Cutters who are known to b equal g any =
the State respectfully announce 70 the labtie tnss
he IL prepared 70 have made 70 oTdsr IN the nesse
style every description Of Ladies' and 0entiemsas
Roots Gsiters or shoes OF any style desired
HENkY w. QUAaLEG
a. 70 No. is PeaTl s1eee-
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Tucsdny Mornlna, September q, ISsU.


THE GALE IN THE GULF loss Of the Florida
The Apalaehicola tFia Advertiser, in an extra ON
the ID inst, states,
We learn that the mail steamer Florida. from
New Orleans for this port, put into ST. Josephs on
the night of the 2sth nit In consequence OF heavv
weather. of Cape ST. Bias, and whilst lying at an.
chor in the hsrbor with steam up, was driven
ashore about nine clock, the night of the 3oth
UT The steamer Ia said to be total wreck. she
has on board about fifteen or twenty passengers
names not known--no lives lost. Several lighters
have gone to ST. Josephs' TO render assistance.
ne cargo OF The steamer is lost. aud much of the
passengers baggage
ed N'''~'
Ine bodies of VIM. Rogers. his wife and one
enlid drowned on ST. Vincent's Island) have
oeen iound and buried; three Of the children not
yet found. Mr.. Cameron, wife and child were
drowned near Cat Point, where they resided
the wharves OF the Apslachicola Gulf Turpen.
nne company were stripped and two oftheir ware
houses blown down
Grest damage has been done to the crops
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coo TONS BEST PERUVIAN GUANU.
WV 50 toms ton: super su iisSsF PHOSPHATE Of LIAE.
ssx-s.wsw - " ~ 'a HuoH W. E2Y SONS.
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