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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
1860. HARDWARE, COACH MATERIALS, &c. 1860.
WILLIAMS ~ ELLIOTT,
G7 Main Street, Richmond, Va.

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, GUNS, MACHINISTS, GOODS AND
COACH MATERIALS,
Of every description
LWAYS hand at manufacturers urices large stock Of
n RUBBER aud LEATHER MACHINE BETTING, Gum and
Packing Lace Leather rcuar Saws, Doles Saw Gummers
Whistles Steam and Gas Cocks oil Cocks O Cups &C. &c
and Macints goods generally Of superior Quality Sole Agents
the BALTIMORE BELL and BRASS WORKS aud for Crocketts
&C. e,rated COACH YARNIsH II. /. WILLIAMS,
IaY-Iy w. A. ELLIOTT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09

IL which have recently ogstbey ub "a
yersements and card which has been extensively through
the country TO friends and customers on which We sf
the following extract The subscriber having conducted he as
business for the last Franklin under the ye Of
g. WATT Co. begs eaye 10 Inform his friends custom.
Of the old that that firm does now exist sat-
sfed that rgus ani systematic has and Is m beng
made deceive & public and lead believe that the con-
OF GEO WATT co IS not In existence and that s only
place to get watts Patent CUT Brace PlOw from naa gho
daily violating the Patent Laws and unusty depryng
watt OF his property by making bis Patent POE his
made and inform you the public that The concern a,
GEORGE WATT co. is still In existence that Geo Watt he
inventor and paente has not sold the right or authorized
except Mr. W. Scott OF Fredericksburg make any Of ~
Patent Pows and hs keep constantly hand large sok
Of all sizes made under personal supervision from he ony
genuine patterns, Of he best materials together with VARIETY
Of other Agricultural Implements which warrant 10 tbe
and determined undersod by ny one I'm the
market Our GEO WATT his sincere thanks 70 his friend
and the public who have sustained him We soh
a continuance Of their patronage
Ese9- GEORGE WATT A IN
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A RTIFICIAL IE5 TEETH: II Lr,,, ,,ocrrs s5z-.,

"A TIE CYEOPLAS7TC PROCESS Ee-rxss-t17
g. W. JONES' DENTIST, having purchased theQ IfyyS1tyA
right for the above mode OF making Teeth and be- 11D
Ing entirely satisfied Of its absolute superiority the gold silver
pana method he with confidence commend Il TO all who
may desire full partial sets Of Teeand especially TO such
be dissatisfied with thosehey are now using In this process
all Of the objections gold plate remOvedhe SUCTION be-
ing perfect comfort and stability to the haud the teeth
being embedded In the METAL The food excluded from under
between the and they therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respect better.
In consequence the perfect adaptation Of the plate 20 the
mouth and the suction thereby secured he insert
teeth wOut caps-and IN all perfect and sat
lsfsctory ~, charge.
This method having been adopted and by those stand
Ing highest In the profession North and South testimonials will be
and specimens exhibited who desire 20 them
Those wishing exchange the old method for the their cid
plate will be taken In part pay Ofce opposite CoHthian Hall
Ofice hours from TO %, from 81 to {. ocT-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
REMOVED.

II tAktANlN, JE, have removed ~ thrr New store,
- ' .. Nt.a >..t seven doors above thrr old stand,
NY .-'. Increased t.- facilities ..r doing tu Kinds vi
a. such ss rHtfrr up ~ description 'i water
B H'ir,.s "ais Closets Baths, Boilers, Cooking Ranges,
s- H i-Al.0 Ells, a. putlug ui Portable Gas Works,
y .-..l'.-s a... .is pipes and e,tur-s.
.a .' .l F.-s. Eoefay Sc- heating buiings with hot
.-- Fl. an They tts- t..- occasion 90 state hat try
,' h.t Faaae. .a ts or any other country which
- ~ l-i -l sli strlslt t5 give satisfaction
-, -. 90 plain sai fancy tiu ware and Crates and
--a s.E.'s -1 hand aull-u
IA ho>iNE OIL resolved and Cor sale an excel,
=. '- .. A.-a,-. on. warranted tu bum trisht ana
IN. .'''-.i Pie l-y GO can Return Do ". T. WAXING,
-' No 1H- Broad Str-vt
\ Ram, tOPARTNEHSuIP NOTICE.
gay A,l,tfrd aIi uI-. u Che Commission "foce't
-i olsss, ~. D. slater Tlr ha,.ar>- Hll be- CON
''- 20 llr -4la Hf j. W NLPE co j. " NlPf
no. 5I Main Street
& ..ss a opportunity 20 return ms sincere thanks 90 my
''' i-i solicit r g a-E soa-,rr heir continued f,yors
j. " NIPF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
TDUE NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,
,YoT FOR THE DAY ONLY

(NOT FOR IhE DAl ONLl)
wonderful book pronounced by critics superior to any similar
American book, has passed to the Third Edition 400
fermnInc. BY Fnyt About This author ranks GI IN
Paris Ills books read more hln any other authors This
charming novel Is by far his hest book" 500
RccIory OF MOr"Innd. Sixth Edition OF this elegant
work is ready Not only interesting story hut the hand
soonest book Of the This edition is still an
Improvement over others In beauty Of binding. 800
The Roman Question. ny EBNrSP AS2lI AE imi ns
the "Boston Correct Edition. edited by Kew L. ~ MIA anu
Arr tions, richly ILLUSTRATED containing nsi5ue In
iions Drawing Grecan Painting Antique DO "aXWork nan
do all Of the elegant accomplishments Of the day
valuable teachers and those who would become teach
biography OF SrIf-Taugit-Men--anl universally % ae
knowedged one OF the ior Sou ever W.
Above by all Booksellers and sent by mail by the Pub
li'hsr' LE TILTON COMPANY, Boston.
nURE GUM ARABIC large and fresh lot just re-
! fel No. - Main street, Richmond,
NEW GOODS!
OF Southern Manufacture Now received Georgia Cassimeres
and In few days beautiful Virginia made CasIneres, for
Winter s and spring S"'' '' men s1ML NJ PRICE CO.
| - uuIS pURR RIM for tobacconists landing and
| Oh for sale by WOMBLE CLAIBORNE,
fe8 No. u isarl s.Ieet.
VIRGINIA SPOKEs AND FELLOES.s I'VE take
pleasure in announcing to our friends ana me pn NC lhs We
gon Spoke Handsomely turned OF the best mountain mckoy
Also, oak Feoes good aee& q Hna
ct Ii Main street.
INREsH GARDEN SEED.-By Express and steamer
II we are receipt OF Spring supply OF ff GdFdeH Ss
OF superior quality from Thorburn Co.. OF New YORK; TO which
We invite the attention those wanting hrstrae article
We '' VIZ gro. WATT & Co,
ja8O Franklin, near Wall street
UIO PHYSICIANS AND PL4NTERS.-We are
lust In receipt OF a superior lot OF Saddle Bags and Medicine
Chests Physicians and Plantation which we MI and sell at
rsry r,olsrats rates JAS. II. PEARCE 4 co.
| 'N' New Drug Store,
jsSO Corner Broad and 9Th streets
NVARSH,LL,S IMPROVED COMPOUND
M MAGNETIC ELECTRIC MACHGNE-The best In use. Eve
~ country yscan shou purchase Price 80 Sold by
JAS H. PEARCE co.
| isSO Corner Broad and 9th streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
PATENT PIANO.-P. i
HECTOR DAVIS. AucIiOneer,

IKANkITN SIkFET, KTIUNUNU, va,
CELLS SLAVES both publicly and privately Persons enifs
- their Slaves him. may rest assured OF obtaining the Ag
market prices. ez
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
URE WARRANTED, on 10 CHARGE. IN FRoM ONE 10
IWU DA1s.
NO MERCURY or RAUSEOU Us DREG HSKD



Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons London Vrs,.
Of the most eminent Colleges Of the United states nj %
greater part OF whose III has been spent Hospital. ~ Lon
don, Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected some ~
astonishing that known MANY ronbjed S
ringing Ia the and head wheE asleep great w.
lag alarmed at sudden sounds and bsshfulnes with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
1860. ADIE & GRAY,

1860. ADIE Il GRAY, 1860.
DlSTlLLERS AND MANUFACTURERS
CAMPEEINE AND nURNING FLUID.
DEALERS Is
ALCOHOL sPTS TURPENTlNE KEROSENE and LiNsEED OILS
which the trade at the lowest market rates
f,r sfb jyg III Main Street
rEIHF Subscribers agents Tor Mers j. G. H. b. Miller Co.,
Fauquier county prepared 20 contract for VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED CLOTHS samples Of which be seen at our
Office The quality Cloths cannot be surpassed. many
who have ready to testify Terms exceedingly HE
raj Volunteer companies especially invited TO examine them
before purcbssDp elsewhere PEYTON & ARCHER
ia9C-d2w 18y Cary street.
NHIGG,S PATENT Piano. H.
TAYLOR has received further supply OF
these extraordinary Pianos. They pronounced "
by the artists Ia the United States besides the u
celebrated Thalberg, be the best Pianos ever made
uoil ~ his huscS store, loo MAIN aFee1
(OOPERS' DRANING AND DUB KNIVES
further supply Of these superior Knives which have been SO
highly approved cgsomer Just received by steamer and
for sale by T. j. siNlON w.
Sign Of the Circular Saw,
IN II Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09

CIrY RICHMOND STATE yE0Si, To wit r. NJ BURTON
Justice In tile City Richmond do hereby certify
Joseph Pann the general partner" named In the writing
heretofore annexed bearing January 3D. 1860 this day made
that the stated In the said writing as eonrbu
the Especial partner" has been actually paid In by him In
cash,
iatE2m r. BURTON J. p.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
pIcHVOND DAILY WHIG.

TERM3. -
,, sspr apuur s|eeS Eel 70 i, %ss'y nee 4,k 30 y ,se ne
nty yFa,-ts Rsuliiaacvs may pc l.i, = - ,f - - =
- tiFA s.re evidence O. taken on the ueposit 0i .
rs-tts - - - 1gss containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09

NDIINE.
nUB stock OF Ready IIaie Clothing, No 80 Mia ST.,
, have s1id ts Mr. o. MrLoCh, and viii continue TO
Keep our large TOO Main st., where will be
prtstn and the public in general having
made trrlr-tufs o manufacture clothing here aud
prepared orders Kind 90 be made up in the
sr short notice Our winter stock, wu offer at
reduced prices 90 make room Spring STOCK Call az
a6 T. NORRIS CO, 100 Main st.
d MORRIS T. ELlIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
RICHMOND WHIG.
ABOLITION HN THE WEST INDIES

PRACTICAL RESULTS OF NEGRO EMANCIPATION
RECENT TESTIMONY OF AN ENGLISH WRl-
TER-HOW THE BRITISH COLONIES HAVE BEEN
RUINED-THE EVIL DAY STAYED OFF FOR A
TIME By IMPORTED COOLlES-THE FINAL AND
UTTER DESTRUCTION OF THE ISLANDS INEYI-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
TINIIE subscribers, JOSEPH PANNlL redent of the v OF
Richmond and THOMAS BRUCE resident OF the county OF
Halifax Of Virginia. have this day formed LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP under the style and firm of"J PANNlLL Tor
purpose Of conducting COmmson business In the city OF
Richmond Virginia. continue until the first day Of January,
N56 A D. thousand eight hundred and slNyfour JOsEPH
PANNlLL Is GENRRAL THOMAS BRUCE sPEcAL PART
SE such has this day contributed TO the capital stock o.
the hm the OF ten thousand dollars sOOO Witness our
hand aud seals this Sd day Of January 1850
J PANNILL, (Se&l)
THOMAS BRUCE (Seal)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
OMETHING EXTRA.

LOE FARMERS have Just had made % our order lsss
assortment Mems heavy Boots suitable for Farmers ano
Dhag tan warrant long any Two
pairs of such generally sold The legs are very
and made of good leather All In want good eoo
give a cali dsls PUfNEf WAITE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09
q. JoBNsF0Es INVldORATING REMEDY PoR oRaANIo
-' N'NNfNN''S

The many thousands ured this institute within The Ia A
years, and the and Imporan, Surgical oprr. NJ
formed by DR. j. witnessed by the reporters Of the papers and
other persons notices Of which appeared sg, ana
again before the public besides his standing a pentimsn ~
character and responsibility guarantee 70 the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-09

Married Pcssns Young Men contemplating Marriage bsng
Of Physical Weakness Organic Debility DeformiIes
should Immediately eonu Dr. Johnston and be restored 70 per-
feet health. "
lie who places himself under Of Dr. Johnston NAV re
gously conhde IN his hHor gentleman and eonadsu rev
his skill A physician -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-01
TRACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
LIST. Shall the free States be Colon
lied by runaway Negroes.
I'd. Shall the elective franchise be
taken from NaturaIiZed Ciii-
Zens and give to Negroes.

The Underground Raj Road for FagihUe Slaves
"A British and Yankee Speculation Condi-
tion of the Fugitive and the CanadianS--Ebet
Of Repeal Of the Fugitire Slare Law on the
Free States.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-01

0Cy-A soldier on trial for habitual drunken
ness, was addressed by the President, 'Pris-
oner, you have heard the prosecution for habitu-
al drunkenness, what have you to say In del
fence?' Nothing, please your honor, only ho-
btuaI thirst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-01

rWhy is muff like a silly gsntleman?--
Because it holds ladys hand without squeez-
ing.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-01

OL-'The only way to look at lady's faults,
exclaimed gallant, is to shut your eyes,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-01

OF Woman would always be pure, if man
would be true.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-01
United States Mail.
PosT OEFIcE DEPARTMENT,

" WUWtFHyIDHI LtttHVtI 4Oi 4Vu"'
PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract
Office of this Department until 3 p. m. Of Sat.
urday March 81, 1860, for conveying the
mails or the United States for four years com
mencing July !, 1860, and ending June 80,
1864, in the State OF Ohio, on the routes and
by the schedules Of departures and arrivals
herein specified.
Decisions announced by April "a, 1860.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-01

the spots Of the leopard as to change the char
acter of these blacks. They would still retain
their thieyish and idle propensities."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-01

The settlement which bears this name is To-
Gated in Shrewsbury, about fifteen miles from
Chatham, on the border ofthe lake. II is about
opposite Cleveland. This is again settlement
on different plan to either the Dawn or Elgin
Association. The land is owned by the govern.
ment, and as an experiment, was leased to ne
groes at a small rental in lots. This also was
failure, for the settlers, unable to work their
land at profit, sought all other means of liv-
ing, and soon became miserably destitute. They
suffer much in the winter, for therprincipal oc-
cupation is fishing, shooting and cutting wood
for boats, by which they gain only pittance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
Our Guaymas Correspondence.
UNITED STATES STEAMER LANCASTER,
nuAYMAa- Iuna "a Leo

7
GuArNAs, June 20, 1soo. !
Arrival a, Gvoymds-The Indian Wdr-T7e Mexicdn De-
fsaiod at Tdgti Rira- Gudymas tildcr ArmS-Pdnic
Araong ns fnhdtIdnt- Outrdges If he Indians on De
Persons and Property II an american Fdmay--7hs Con-
suldr DtGouI,y--A Nor>l american Wedding, de-, DC.
A few days sail brought from M,zatlan TO Guaymas
the 9th Of June, where found everything In the
most unsettled state that would be possible TO imagine
a civilized pace-and as such the people Of Guayms
would have as consider H. The Indians who have Cor
long time made secret attacks and nroads the
property OF the city Of 6uaymas, It's immediate vIcni
ty, and Of late become daring their expeditions,
have at last broken into open warfare Several hard
battles have been and lost either side, and II
would be hard TO decide which party in the ascend
aboy, until on Friday, Juno is, the Mexicans had
suffered defeat, which put the Indians In possession Of
the Yagu Pass, wei situated, and 70 defence, vel
adapted fort, with several Geld picces This turned the
scale favor Of the Indians, and aimee they have
slowly but surely advanced towards the city, the doom o.
which would DO inevitably sealed should IL fall the
hands Of this sarke but savage tribe Every male who
ssbe TO is JOINING tho Mexican fcrees which
ensconced In the last intervening pass a. a for
lorn hope.
petition by all American residents, as well az signed
by the most prominent citizens Guayma5 has been laid
before Flag ocer Montgomery 10 prolODg his stay few
days TO await the further issue Of the pending crisis and
in case the city should fall into the hands Of the indiana
TO anord protection to all who may geek refuge
under the American Tag AZ the United states ship c.
sne is expected here shortly believe that Commodore
Montgomery has consented 10 dean the Lancaster
unt The arrYh e that vessel until Governor Pesqui.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

hins thS vushins Of q river rocks The berss from
the ford bliuks noticed clear and clean ice no
or srIh either them, excepting those that
The terror we might expect 70 ind some earth In the
berss have seen boulders on bergs, but they came
from the glaciers Of the North or from the sides Of the
onss crushing against the mountains ~ the ice moved
The inhabitants are Danes and Esquimaux The Julian
about 600 Fsqumaux fhey are all civilized and most
" members Of the Lutheran CHURCH There are few
horayans. The chidren baptized, and at fourteen
years old confirmed. They have churches and schools
and they preach sing and In the principal churches
they have organs and some fine paintings
The town of Juianahaab has about 800 inhabitants.
The people received visit last autumn with much
and Illuminated the The Governor received me at
the landing and told me, WELCOME, welcome, 10 Green
hndr He invited Mrs Shafner TO take his arm and es
cored her 70 his residence The houses were stone and
frame and covered with slate II not cold enough for
double windows. They had cows and sheep The tsqui-
lived in stone huts covered with earth, fully as
comfor table as many log cabins th II have lived in when
in the western forests Of America
The EsQumaux honest and good hearted. Iney
steal unless on the verge OF starvation The men
treat their wives well. The children are never whipped.
Peace love and domestic 70 be more com
mon them than the civilized races II will not
be difficult have telegraph line maintained in Green
land with the aid of such people. We can command
their labor there many Danes ready 10 enter into
the service have already had the services OF good men
offered and at very moderate salaries. And, In fact,
telegraph line be constructed the hills the val
eys the lords and the plaeaus of Greenland and 1t
and certainty than has been done across the plains Of Rus
ala the mountains Of Norway, the swamps OF Newfound
land the inundated lands Of the Mississippi the unnhab
tied forests Of America the Alpine ranges Of Europe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION
a LBTR e x S2yT GRIFFIN AGO. AucToNz1ss.
a AA N'n aacCursxHo1D alI tt4H-
rohsi - fFsusLro AUCTION.
A' P o. Monday Aug g. Al he elegant 5sadspcs q
No as West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and sinh sysnoss
ING Largest and richest assortment Of
''"'''' Offered at auction this
"AS"'''e"' IN '' rosewood Drawing Room suss.
on Paintings, statuary, Vases &c,
Bronze and OrTnolu Chandeliers and candeiaorass
'''''' "'N"A" Pier and Maniel Mirrors,
"O0' 0""'"''f Oak Buffet Extension Table,
China, Glass and Silver Ware
MORTIMER aErFfs co., A. Aaceoss have
ss By sscon al the ac in
elegant The furniture all made TO order for The
he house sale persmp.G gTyyvo noovs
Magnificent tx PAnofore richly carved legs and
case corners made By Broadway makers has
Ior instrument %y cost sD rosewood csnsrSary
Fnm % cloth % nns S N s b
S q the richest DESCRIPTION Two n ss R sI
perS Iss es sese s marble op lined with satin
wool French Two elegant carved
sss' lined 20 with 1Ss su ps WORK
French S.e P %sa,s Sirrar ssss DO lie:
MSr s gut eonsS T.se molust Table covers light
Wa hins1n DIesaen and china Ornaments brocade
rat1xs, g y Iss rent
Two match paintings Scenes in sSiusrlaad By Keshen;
dam Dutch Insero Ytasr Scene hs Danaoe so
cSp psysSs Psnaoss aa,sss Cay ep sss S
sS Ssa s.ssnsy :' XIV c Sa:
@ cbs n oval sros pns aS ss
Mattresses feather Beds Blankets Toilet set. also ths
Furrtare the servanu apartments Also all the dng
Furniture, &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

The editors Of the Vienna journals few days ago
summoned before the Director Of the Police who gave
them the following insiructionsTbe journals must not
discuss the question to the authority of the Council
Of the Empire, and must not speak OF ooiHti-
tuition q In treating Of the attributes OF the Provin.
ca Assemblies which about TO be created they must
not any way claim for those assemblies Legislative
functions-the government not intending 70 allow the
Provincial Diets share 10 its legislative power 3 They
in any way place In question the abso unity
Of the Empire especially regards the relations of Hun
gary and the provinces formerly annexed TO Hungary
with the whole monarchy. Finally, the Director an.
pounced that the Minister would not allow the publica-
ton OF articles drawn up spirit favorable to the 60
vernment but violating the preceding directions and he
warned the editors that they offended they would be
prosecuted with all the rigor of the law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
FINE ARTS.

TBE PRINCE OF wALrs.-A FINE PHOTOGRAPH,
full figure OF the Prince for 81 cens; in handsome parz
psriput u; vignettes, 10 cent? each aE =, b GARBAN
,rooslrn Pboograyhs Of IIncein and Bell 1c Prices AZ
above The supplied fvoryypes and Eciographs Por
trsius IN every style q the an.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
FRESCa ADyEpTIsEmENTs.

DOME fRANCAisE-rTE rANTIby AMERfCAfSE,
I'D habfant Ia campsrue ~ miles IL New YORK demande
une borne frarcas pour prends sn de s nfants sges
rtsurctvtments Dc 2 81 Ele dnt sAvOr cDire
pOuv0r fOurrr ns cafactere
q ssyoir fare. ssllcsser de ~ beres dn no Al
East lsth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

FIRE At MARIANA. FlopDA.-The town Of Mariana,
Fla was visited by destructive Gre the 1tth ult.
The Patra sayss-The hand OF the incendiry had APP
Piled the torch 10 he store Of VIM Powers, and ~
with e contents together with the store house OF H. o.
Rnssett and the livery stable OF wm Nickes, were in
ashes The sufferers are;wm Powers, loss So 900, in
sured for 2500 Henry o. Bassett loss 5000 no nsu
rance Messrs. Parker King, loss " 900; Insured Tor
ia 600 W Grace daguerrcotypist losi all his stock
Mcfeilau Barnes loss $500 VIM. Nickes loss 81 500
insured for f1 600 Aside from this, Meesrs laws
Wilson and Alderman Moore Co suffered coDsiteraole
damage from lhe removal u their goods.