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OFFICE TIE u. B. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL J
AGRICULTURAL Societies, RICHMOND, VA. ,
49, .i..--l L. IL i


AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES, RICHMOND, VA.
September l0Lh 1851
Reg Books for the entry Of ARTICLES,
futsndedf1r exhibition the Fair in Richmond, in
Uct0t er next, are now open.
Lommu DicdtioBs addressed to the undersigned,
describing ninutely as possible, the character OF
the article tJ be entered, will be attended to. These
entries must ba made prior 20 the 18th OF October,
to prevent confusion and disappointment.
CHAnEko DIMM0CK,
Sc l0-t250 Sec'y Va. Cent Ag. Society.
a. Office il the Ballard Hou-e, opposite the Ex-
chang Eotel.
Ecs- WATSON has just returned from
the springs and Will be happy to his old friends
and show them some CT his celebrated Chrystai
MINIATURES. which will neither fade or rub out.
Lfe-siEe PICTURES, in oil or pastile at t1e short
ert notice. E.
WHITE aURsT's OLD GALLERY, II MAIN STsEEF,-No-
ToE WATSON takes Pictures from 80 cts TO 500
ArlbroGy pes. MelsinOty Pes on leather, and Photo
graphs vi any size. plain painted, either in PAS
tlu or oil. Tue painting to be done by first CLASS
portrait painter. HedOes not pretend to take them
by the 0O by the aid of machinery suitable for
running railway CARS an ocean line of steam
gnips ne has two skylights enabling him at ali
times to get good Pictures, an advantage not pos
sssssd Dy any other Gallery in Richmona.
l5-dlm
Ray~ Da. JOHN b. WALTHALL, (Hom9o-
pathist) offers his professional services to the cit
1ens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his
sdence, on Leigh street. two doors from 9tn.
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asTN CURTAIN GooDs.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,

wv MAIN 5TkEET,J
SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Has received au elegant and extensive assortment
of CURTAIN MATERIALS. consisting CT
00.FELLs,
SATIN DE GAINES,
INDIA SILKS,
FREN0H CHINTZ.
LACE CURTAINS,
GILT CORNICES,
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JOHN r KEGyAr,T
sor.pv ,NS? s.Ix srsxIr

. (l9S &tIS sTRsLT1
SQUARE ABoNENEW CUSTOM HOUSE
IL now pnpared TO exhibit large and beautiful
assortment II Velvet, Tapestry. brassells Three
WITH the other articles enumerated above. and cav,
sssRfe buyegs that he can offer great indncemepts
as he Is satisfied 60 sell his goods az aofer,,fe tys
He VIII be pleased TO have his friends customers and
hite generally TO call and examine them
es- CARPETS. OIL CLOTH, RODS aud PLATES
made TO order se :.a--lm
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The EXPLOSION AT HAvANA.-The Havana papers,
received at New Orleans, give very brief accounts
OF the explosion there on the Goth ult. The Prem.
ga says:
son the 18th ult, at half past P. NJ, the Naval
MAGAZINE at Havana, situated at the head of the
harDor, containing over hundred and fifty
thousand pounds of gunpowder, several hundred
loaded Shells together with a large quantity of
rockets, hre works, &c. exploded. The shock and
effect, as described by the residents of the CITY,
were truly awful. Thus tar, there had been found
In the ruins and about the ground, % dead bodies
| and los weundsd-four of whcm died shortly after
| being removed to the Hos ital For some mo-.
ments the air was filled with all descriptions of
destructive missiles and stones, shells, &c , were
projected long distance from the building and
II nto the bay. No dam aga done to the vessels
| vt anchor. The dead bodies of three coolies we're
blown through the air to the slope Of Fort Atares
nearly quarter of mile off.
"There were upwards of 300 persons employed
| on the new sugar warehouses, in the immediate
vicinity of the disaster, mostly coolies, and among
them the loss Of life and limb appears to have been
| the greatest. At the military guard of the mag
| zine, consisting of sergeant and 16 men, onlya 4
remained. Many bodies were no doubt yet under
the ruins aud in the waters of the harhor. The
destruction of the fine pile of sugar warehouses,
| some twenty buildings, several of which were in-
ished, and the others 10 course of construction,
was complete. Nothing Low remains but mass
Of stones aud rubbish. The conclusion was 80
great as to destroy the gas meters, rendering the
gas works. for the present, entirely useless; and it
will require at least three months before the city
can be lighted. Every residence Is more less
affected by the shock; several buildings sustained
great damage. Among the number were the resi-
dence of Don Douiingo Aldsms, fronting the mill
tary parade ground; the house of Don Jose Maria
RoHeliy; and the ediice of the Royal Economical
Society
1.-The Didrio de Ia Marina, of the 30th. in noti
cling the event. says: The attention and relief af
forded by the authorities of the city, directed by
Captain General Concha in person, who was by ac-
cident in the immediate vicinity az the time, and
first on the ground after the explosion, where he
remained until z. NJ, and engaged the whole
force of marines, fremeu and military corps
which were at bis disposition, and by his energy
and encouragement to the troops, did great SCR
vice. The city being left in perfect darkness, the
night watch were posted at half-past six, which is
to be the until proper lights restored. The
whole force of the police and large detachments of
iofantry and cavalry are on duty dursg the night,
to guard the city against robbery or disturbance
of the public pescs'"
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moved his CABIN ST FU URNITURE WAREROOM TO
the large and elegant brick stre on Governor street.
q few doors from Franklin, and recently occupied
by BinfOrd Porter, where he would be glad to see
his friends and the public generally.
Having engaged the services of the best VI WorKmen,
he is prepared tO execute Work Of all kinds in ais
ne in the best style and at the shortest notice. He
hopes, By promptness ana attention, to merit con-
tipuance Of that patronage which has heretofore
been so iiberaily bestowed Tpon him.
His country friends wsuld do We'll to call on him
before making their purchases.
RC HOWE,
se 22-lm Governor street.
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Daniel Trigs, Of Virginia, and Samssl ". Pres-
ton, Of Illinois, hsys been admitted to the Naval
School = nidsei1uea.
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PoIeos.-In Kinston, Lenoir CO.. N. O.. last week,
little son of Mrs. Catharne Grifiu, aged ss years,
poisoned himsslf by eating the seed ola Jamestown
weed bush The child died in fsx hours after eat-
ing the poisonous seed. Pareuts cannot be too
cautious 10 permitting their children 70 have access
with this corrupt herb.
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T AND AGENCY. --Hsring been EN-

IL r,oxed to sen several largo tracts of land in
Nicholas county invite proposals from capitalists,
and particularly from persons who may wish 70 set
tie on the same. to whor, great bsrgsins VIII De
sold. -.
can safely assert, that for fertility OF SOIL. and sa
of the state The iara Is situated in the MOUNTAINS
by FAR the richest Of which consists of table land
hickory. Gt js adrrirebly adapted for q grazing
country Thousands Of acres If the lana have been
within fsw years. orened and are now MAKING
sury we'd and laid Of into sma. farms thereby giving
10 purchasers with moderate means an Opportunity
of fnyesting will give oil needful information on
the snbect and viii show the land to those wishing
10 purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL, Richmond. Va.
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~ CoCnHs, COLDS, HoARsENEss, &C
The prev alenoe of the above complaints at this
son has the effect Of bringing eut host of profes
ssdiy new specifics and while some few may be
good many are usele.s anu some even dangerous
sus is to consult yOur family ph sciar other
use only such remedies as long pubiic experience
has proved To be safe aud efieacious. Of this class
~ TYLER's CoNPoUSD SYRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC. Originally the fsysrite prescription OF an eIa-
ineut ph yscian, IL soon became q popular family
medicine and without advertising, has continued
70 enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In all recent it acts like charm, and
Ia Chronic cases, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough Group,
Asthma, &C. il is used with unparalleled success, as
most families will testify
Sold by FISHER WissTeS MEApE 4 BAKER. A
BopEAgR, dc. ut 70 cents per bottle and in an eis
gaat aaa pleassn nt LoEenzs form, l2bs and 20 cents
pes box called TrLGas ''GuN ARABIC Cousa CANDY
Laoeoo 30 L-3m
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CRATES, TENDERS, PINE SETS OF

" SHOvELs, T0N0s and POK ERe.-I have lbr
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds Of 0rAteo
incnding every styie Of fenders, sunmsr Pieces,
handsome and plain sets OF ehovels, Tongs and
Pokers eeven different sixes Of coal Scattiss cindsr
shovels. IRE 1hovels; handsome stands for ehovels
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass md Iron R0otmansg
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tone. Builders, houeekecpers, and others In
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinds OF Brass and Iron Works Of the abeye Do
se9ipiion. a. my BILL and bkAss rQUhpky. and
Main street. between sth end 9Th ssrests West sds.
Richmond, Va
au l6-diy 2. d. DENOON.
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NEGROES FOR SALE Il an author.

NEGROES FOR SALE III am author
~ ised TO .ell - NEaRoss. young. healthy and
sound raised n and near ~ tn city, aud sd tof No
s ~ % them god shss
l woman and s likely children, the woman y -
yearso Of age and b No msnt.n maker. sbs csa
cut out and make up without instruction. The 6nsst
with likely children ace ustorncd TO house work.
H.. Ssn
person living IN OF near % the city, who wishsse
purchase for their So Ssn ne fysx e.,,r,, Ar.o.
u1-s oaes over 4 Bod.ssrs Drns ssers
WHOLESALE CLOTHING MARE
W HoUeE.
KENT, PAINE g co. ], Iks AMI les MMs -
TEE u 5isas eTsa IA 1arxb xsp r Ss1T Tas sTocA
Sdh oSdShzssEiSR;E zssEiSR;ESss ESs sbf.sia 4
TaDS DOH sas Nc sassisssass 81 osrsiv. a.
n r: yer, Sss n q
- the Nsssh and elsswhsEs. " sat pfo.9es shsaf
oxa inssssss. si s,s'1S oss sSe1 sarssai ssA.f
a1s sssiass % %Ss.asnsaS De. ws,r. ~ A4v. .v~y
'afss ''0'- !" NpGRo CLOTHING.
ssas III Il tss s ssry sss' aAansr - = shs Ae~
:. IS ssss Z n NJ. 4 81 es.: ss :s: =
bssi1ss large aeaoxtmsnt of Msekcsy ohirtA qnn.
s..si ;ss ssss e Cd vss. gsa:s s. .a :s 81
and Jesns ~ snd nppssisG GJacksts-e!iof VI
= =: ;s MI: /. s |. e sss s s:ss 8: ~ -
sis-.. xExz. sAIMa Z co.
TUST RECEIVED II Store, beaatilsi
= ses..s..sas = sssa snA isiks insaikus ! snrxn
CUPI1I0R 11AA-A larse asesst-
- pscs 8 & r. .s.:ss 80 s. S : xiI|S.
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A RAILROAD DRY GOODS SroaE.-A railroad dry
goods store yesterday made its appearance at Thir-
ty second street, from the New Haven road. It is
car sixty feetin length by eight In height, and
OF ordinary car width, with outside windows 1T
mas skylights and windows at its ends; the sly.
ilghts can be removed and their openings covered
TOR safety. One side of the car is fitted ND with
shelving, and counter extends its whole Ieugth
most novel feature is its side extension, which
will give width of nineteen feet for the store -
it Is provided with an Indiarubber cover, which
Is rolled mp like the boot ofa coach when the car
Is to be moved. 1t is to perambulate the country
Tor the purpose of selling dry goods, and te
Post.
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WHEAT DRILLS.-P ENN0C KS
w Wheat Drills, with and without 0uane A.
taehmenfs; also seymour's Drill with Gusno AZ
Drill in nse tor sale bY Y SMITH.
scILVER PLATED Gas rUhS.--A sIlsI-
en-im LARUS 4 SHINE.
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SUDDEN DEASH-The Detroit 7ribune notices the
death Of Mr.. Hiram Becker. Of st. Paul Minnesota.
He was found dead in bis bed. Mr.. Becker was U
8. Marshal for Michigan, under President Fillmore
and was elected to Congress from Minnesota, but
through some irregularity did not get his seat.
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sc 22---lnl

Sn~ Dr. ACHILLES AsCoLfs Office, on
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND sTH
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EUa g. 1nsRs hicHMoND I 3 % AND AND

F6s 0M AIOAmONV AMI
~ gP gPRTERaBURo Rail-
s6An-yIRdfNf1 CENTRAL AND STATE
FAIRS -During the eontinuance Of the Central ard
stafe Fairs ct Richmond and PetsTsburg tickets
viii be fssued over this road frcU Pet rsburg fo
Richmond, and from Richmond 70 Petarshurx, st Is
cents each.
Ar articles intended for exhibition ct either csthe
Fairs VIII be transported TO the Pair At tue regular
rates, and II 10 change In ownership has tAksn
a. this company u provided uiaa hat lInised
number Of cars suitable for the transporSAton 81
6ce af least four days prior to the day on which
stock b 70 be transported or stock may Be driven.
free Of toll! over The Manchester and PelHrstuge
Turapixe Koad. distance 20 niiles.
&C ii-dsN3 Ell GILL. enpt,
TWO hundred hoyss 6cotca herring Z,
= kJy sale ~ WN WALLAQ1 ooGes
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN W0KoTED DAMAsKs
ENGLISH ERRT,
COTTON pAMAsR,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,


bANUc, PiNN, HUUht,
LOOPS, GIMP, SC,
Which will be sold en- moderate terms, and M ade
up in a style which cannot be approached by any
hJnse in this city. The latest kngli.h and French
patterns exhibited which, with toe assistance Of
an accomplished Craftsman fIom one of the iarg
Curtain Houses In New York city and hE own OK
peTience he is enabled to make and hang Curtains
80 as 10 iefy con.pst.tioH
He respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TAIES, to call and examine his stock before pur-
oh sing, ss27-im
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n% %FRANKLrS PApsK MILL. r

N0Nn, fA--Belvidere Manufacturing Company
keep constantly on hand all descriptions Eaye.ops
hsntlla aud Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPERs. OF al qualities and sizes, furnished at
short nouce.
IT, Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD. President.
0apES, Snpt. oc s-sIa
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rheextraordinariiy high percentage OF Phosphate
Of Lime above stated, recommends this article ct
once - superior phosphate manure. especially at
the present tiIne when the want Of the better quail
lties Of Phospatis dusnos 10 most seriously felt.
The presence Of flgorids Of Calcium is Of slight
importance. This substance eervcs a. d direct nu.
sriment TO plants, aud subsequently,. enters the
composition Of the bones and teeth u animals.
CHAG. BICKkIL, n. D. \
- Bone Phos. 0f Lime
Jas. 2. Chilton. N. D.. New FORK 10
For snle By
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THE ACCOMPLISHMENT or

~ DANCING. - CHAs. A. REvOY has the
~ hcner of announcing to the citizens Of Rish-
t616 mond and vicinity that the next snnual see-
sion of his school for instruction in the above ded-
rable accom- plishment in oil Its vsrious branches
will open At Corin,hisn Hall, on SATURDAY NOR.
MING October eth, at IL O'clock, for young ladies,
misses and masters; and on MONDAY EVENING, !,
the Ilth, at IA O'Clock, for gentlemen
Scholars mag enter on tho above named days. Or q
any time before.
For whole session -
For hall Iooo
ne A-2W -.
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70 BIZ DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN OCTOBER.

hSENtAlMAIlVNf fEAAGc.
Prize, rls are s'''' "fN' O'>'-'''- 80 $780,
4 prizes Of $500, spproximating to S3o,O0o
prize, are ls2R
prizes of $3.50, spproximsting to $lo.0e0
prize, are BOO
prizes OF Sl2o, Spprcximht1n8 20 4oc0V
prize, are o0t
prizes Of Slq0, appfoAmating 70 S4,W
prize, ars 4eo
prizes Of $To spyroximatfng 20 $sO0U
prize, are Ou
prizes Of $50 approx!mssing 70 $3.50
prizes are 2b0
sgo priges Of $40 ara 00,000
s. 1s5 prizes amounting to $4,000,
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 10
Az 4 Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be sent TO any one desrous of receiving it.
Certificates OF pacE VII De sofa 81 TIE toiiowna
rates which is the risk:
I" TO half 40
+" 10 quarter " D.
10 eighth 10
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The Fair OF the Maryland Institute
Dramatic Readings- Trode, &c.
lconnrsrosDsscr OF rHs RICHMOND DAILY DrsrA1ca.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9th. 1855.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9th, 1885,
The fair Of the Maryland Institute is in full
piast, and has as usual attracted many strangers
TO the exhibition. Next Wednesday the election
Tor Mayor "comes Off" aud presume there will be
tne usual chroniciiug of broken heads aud bloody
noses and feac murders, a matter of course -
bsitimore seems determined to maintain her char
scter as the city of "mobs and monumental" an uu-
enviaoie cognomep, as regards the first part OF it,
aaa an odium which can only be obliterated by
more summary punishment for crime, than has Of
late been Inflicted
:. By the way, has your city been visited yet by
mrs. macready, the dramatic readerl If not, and
she go tn Richmond, be sure to advise your read
ers 10 give her hearing. She made her first ap.
pearance before Baltimore audience, on Tuesday
night ut Carroll Hail, in a series OF readings from
dramatic authors and from several of our native
poets "Miss Mcbride" John g. Saxe's celebrated
satire on Goldfish aristocracy, was most admirably
rendered. "rhe Raven" by poor Poe, Was never
better read-whon say read do not mean that
she stood book in hand, but acted the whole thing
with most thrilling and startling power. You
could see the sad hearted man in his lonely cham
ber-iook into his desolate bosom, and mark the
vague chill Of superstitious feeling he opened
his chamber door, and 10 his whispered word came
back the faint and far off echo o"Lenore' You could
trace the desolaton settling upon his soul deeper
and deeper, as that "ominous bird OF yore, to his
every mournful enquiry, gave that one terrible
response, "Never more never more1 If the ghost
OF the poor i'll starred child of song, could have
heard this beautiful aud gifted woman recite his
immortal poem, it bad been satisfied. Whensshe
recited that little simple, but sweet production
by Mrs Caroline NJ Sawyer,-'the boy aud his
angef"-many hearts were full, and many eves
were wet. It went home to every bosom which
had nestled loved one, and then given it back to
God. Her lighter productions were most mirth
provoking; and depend upon it, if she should give
her readings in Richmond (Which do not know,
however, that she wiil,) she will furnish your peo-
pie a treat they seldom or never had 40 oppoi tu-
nifty of enjoying. To night-she gives among her
varieties, Buffers celebrated 'fsothing to Wear"
Trade seems to be active, and money plenty on
good securities. Very truly. YOURS Oars
L. ). The annual meeting of the Evangelical
knowledge Society of the P. E. Church commences
it's session on Tuesday next The annual meeting OF
the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Board Of the
same church, takes place on the l4th instant, in
Christ Church. These two meetings will doubtless
be well attended.
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Ek5 NEW UOODS. i NAVb FtEtIVtU iFVH
Phiiadelpha and New York, and will opSn this
morning a choice aud spleDdid ortiaent of ladies
DRESS GOODS. Also, fine aSsor lm9nt OF CLOTHS,
CAs3iMERhS aud fBSfiSGS, along with genera!
sto- X of DOMESTIC GOODS of every grade ana
quality many Of which 1 can sell at much less than
iOrmer prices. ~
fine BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A large
supply OF Nezro CLOTHING, of every description;
Brog AMI Bleached DoM rlCS, ana many other
Goods too tedious TO mention, USaaly kept in the
DrJ Goods line.
4 cali is respectfully solicited of all who want
cheap and good Goods. Come and see and Judge for
youT-elves at No % Main street. -
se lin JNO Il SMITHER.
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essSy- PARKE PoINDExTER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

RICHMOND, VA,
win practice in the city of Richmond and IN The
eounties OF Chesterfield Powhatsn aud Amelia.
as. Uffice in Lisle5 Building, corner OF Main and
IAN rtreers 30 23-l2m
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o. One 81 u'e Rescusd.-Conrod Eifert, resident
of Williamsburg, N. T., and one OF the rescued
from the Austria, arrived home from Quebec on
Friday and was escorted to his residepce by seve.
raj German singing societies. Mr. Eifert, who Il
awidower, left New York In March last, with hta
only cniId, little girl Of i've, with the view ci
having her educated in Germany. The little girl,
however, insisted on returning home, and ID. }
embarked on the fll-fated Austria. When the FIRE
broke out he was deck with his little girl asleep
10 MS arms. We here quote from his statement:
As soon as the engines stopped working the ship
changed her position, and then the flames we're
driven forward; the store-room took FIRE, ard
All VINO were on that part Of the ship crept as far
forward as possible. About this time The boat
ron the Mrurice came within short distance,
and the crew called out to those on the bow: to
Jump Into the water and swim to the boat. Many
aid 80, but Eifers was unwilling to risk it. as he
could not swim With bis child ard hoped to save
ne and hmself by some other means Soon after
this the foot Of the bowsprit burned off and those
on IL fell with il. A man, woman and child had
iasned themselves to the end of one of the ropes
hanging from the bowsprit, and Eifert descended
20 the wafer by tbs same rope. In the fall of the
bowspr1t be lost his child, and soon after saw her
nc lting pas: him in the water. The man. woman
and child below him were dead, having been
crowned In the wafer. Upon their dead bodies
nj Ebert sustained himself from haIf.past seven
until five O'Clock the next mornins-all the time
noung on py the rope, rs we'll IS were those above
MIN. when the bowsprit fell there were about
tnirty or forty persons on it, some Of whom were
precipated into the water, and others fell off one
Dy one, until only eighteen remained. About
nVe O'CLOCK the boat from the Catarina came up,
ano ~, TOOK on three from the foremast, one from
the stern and eighteen from the bowsprit and Il o
cnains, to which they we're clinging. They were
taken to Quebec. and thence forwarded ky the
swedish Consul to New York.
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= - PASSENGERS HOR NEW
- YoKK. by The . Nan ssse.selD
l. -. - . on bossd before the ho.s of ds1as.
Tickets and bsfths secured Il our olics. = BACK
Passage 10 Wow York Meal. and stsssrocm issl,r
PasAxs to Norfolk. ssms as by tho river bcatsL
Excursipu Tickets. for the round trip. avaiIabIs
s na Ss:S0ss so.y se and ., 70
me hour OF O'clock. N. Tuesday. unlss sun
pes e snss % noss r. a. r,
acrk, WIN be forwarded directly on. st nodsfsts.
'a,sfI &c iinst and with expedition, uny v.r-or
.sSA sTEAMER GEORGE
f1sisss rseslIss pskasGpY ,os.p dSsR 5Ss RALrIn9Ix-
and mp to the hour of 8 o'clock, p N, TUESDAY
unless suficiency be received prior TO that hour
are requested 70 send for their goods
Freish. for Boston taken directly on II noSsrsss
&C li4n = '-ps1L LupLAM ! WATSON.
nfs-1m;suh FOR LYNCHBOR0-TO
Boat BRISTOL viii leave q above Ior tfsisht.
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E EXCURSION 10 NEW
G7 FORKS 15.-The soth Annual
UK7sT 4G .I' PALACE, NEW YORK.
Open from 18th Sept, 10 18th October. Those Who
may desire 10 sist this Fair, viii have rood oopoe.
tpni9y ot d01pG % now, By the stsNUcTn JAnIe-
T0WNG IDA N0KE b, at . cost Of cnly Si5-pas.
sage. meals, and state'room sccommcia$ions inciur
ded-to and from New York.
LUDLAM WATSON.
se Is Opposite Steamer WhAryoG.
FOR FOLK
FREIGHT LINE.-The steamer
kAHUkEE, Capt Taylor, and the iron barrso
FAITH" and HOPE" have been placed on de
Company, and will receive freight daily q the IN.
per enc OF the dock. rear Of the old gas works.
days and Fridays. at4P NJ returning, sWiil leave
Norfolk on Monfays and Thursdays, at eAM
Freight taken at the lowest rstes. For further
information. apply TO wP cox, at The
So u Shed, Dock street.