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TYR BANNING's BODY BRACE-Thou.ands of p,r

~ afflicted by pulmonary affections dyspepsia con-
spaton and various degrees of local general debility
have been relieved by this instrument. Il is parc ry
adapted ailments prevalent the SOUTH to
spinal weakness, distortions, tendency of the body
ing the form erect posture, enarges the Ghost
that the subject breahes csr and easier and thus many
heart and lungs coun,eructcd and full play given
the organs of respiration,
The brace may be had In this city by applying Mrs.
Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all times the
on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue gentleman
will aid in adapting it to those who may call for the pur
pose.
APplcat for single braces, from distance also
for patent lights may likewise be directed Dr. Bannngs
office, 4S7A Broadway, New York.
DR.. Banning can refer, IL desired, OF the most
eminent professors OF medical md surgical in the
United States, as wen as to Ladder
and gentlemen in this city and other parts Of the country
Oct lily Ellis
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We have handsome article OF gentlemcn's sewcd, calf
double soled, and light boots for SIS
We would particularly call the attention of the farmers
fdent if they will only give CALI they will regr.
the time spent in looking over our stock If you
good and cheap article, please you Be
in calling at A. HOOVER IL SONS.
Oppo Browns Hotel, doors from b. L. jackson Bros
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TJJST RECEIVED, direct from the Island Of St Thomas,
J per brig Annaostin, Capt Dory, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle brought to this market, which
will be served up daily in soup and all the various modes
of cookery and in best possible style Also, from Nor
folk fresh oysters spced oysters, shecpshead mackere
hog fish, &C.. &c. all of which will be served up the
shortest notice.
o. Families served as usual.
Aug. lS-u W. WALKER
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TOWARDS Supreme Court Reports, vol eth, be-
4 i ing Tor January term, 1913;
Also, complete of the in vols for sale low.
Smiths Leading Cases, vols
Hare and Wallaces American Leading Cases, vols.
Jarman Wils-Perkins's American edition, z vols.
Coyer Parnership from the second English edition.
with additions by ]. G. Perkns-lSi3; l vol.
Digest of the Maryland Reports BY Norris. Brown, and
Bruno; vol FL.
Tate's Digest of the Virginia Reports, 2 vols.
fuckers Commentaries of the Laws of Virginia. vols
HolcOmbs Digest OF the Decisions OF the Supreme Court,
] VOL
Pecrs Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Court
and other Courts of the United States vosI8iS Price
reduced to 81 So
United States Digest OF the Decisions of the Courts
Common Law and Admiralty in the United States vols.
BY Metcalf, Perkins, Curtis, and Putnam.
United States Statutes at Large, vols.
Just received and for sale at low prices.
Oct 26 F. TAYLOR.
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JI,RENCH and spanish Language MEIERE, late
Il professor United States navy, Yale College, &c, re-
specially acquants the citizens of Washington that he
contem plates giving instruction in the above languages
as well as in the English to foreigners.
Prof Meiere aters himself that his reputation an in
strucior is well established here require particular
references.
For terms, &c. address M the bookstores of Mcssrs
Franck Taylor Taylor ~ Maury, and Fischer or at his
residence at Mrs Williams, opposite Mr.. Fanck Tayor's
Pennsylvania avenue Nov. SIT
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To Gentlemen who shave themselves.

- PARKER would particularly call the attention Of
~ who shave themselves to his dressing for
strops which certainly supersedes necessity for the
OF the hone. have hundreds OF citizens testify the
value OF the dressing if does the
duiest fine smooth edge, cha rye will be made
Jew good razos and srops and lot of excellent shaving
soap. For sale low at s. PARkER'o p
Perfumery and fancy store, near Backwells Hotel.
Oct 22-u
From the National Intelligencer.
SHAvING-All who wish the luxury of easy and clean
shave 1--WE mean OF the beard) recommended call
s. Parkers fancy sore the avenue, and obtain supply
OF his razor-sirop powder and of Vroom ~ Fowcrs pre-
MUM IN tay shaving soap, both of which have been
ed and found superior TO similar articles before
tried. The gentleman who tried them says he has
shaved SO comfortably in thirty years.
From the Saturday Evening News.
EASY SHAvING.-It will be by reference Selby
Pakers advertisements that the strop powder there
IN referred to is strongly recommended the National
lnelgencer by gentleman who has proved virtue and
value respected citizen, who called upon yesterday,
assures that he has tested the razosrop powder and
found 1t to be worthy of the strongest recommendation
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WHATMAN's Letter. Note, and Despatch Papers
small supply Of the above writing papers, superior
in quality to anything the advertiser has Washing
ton, is Just imported direct from England, by
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SOLDIERs' CLAims.-Francis A. Dickins offers his
- services in procuring the settlement of claims of sol
ders in the late with Mexico. In ordinary
charge will be for procuring land warrant scrip,
pension certificate, SIS for pay, mileage, clothing &C.,
80, If the amount be under $50 if that sum, 10 per
cent? for three months extra pay 80 AL letters be
postpaid.
Mr. f. A. Dickinss office is at his residence street.
between 18th and lith streets
Oct 6-d2m
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ITO GENTLEMEN who shave thsmsslves.-S PAR
KER would particularly call tho attention of persons
who shave themselves his for strops which
certainly supersedes tho necessity for tho hone
have hundreds OF testify the value
sop dressing If 1t docs not restore the duiest
fine. smooth edge, charge will be made,
few good and strops, and a lot OF excellent
shaving ,oap For sale at s. PARKEk'S,
Perfumery and Fancy Store,
OctH near Baskwols Hotel.
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L,NGLIsH letter paper, note paper, and envelopes.
IL French letter, note paper and envelopes gold pens
and seels pens oil every variety.
TAYLOR & MAURY
New Book and Stationery Store, 9th st.
Dec
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ME written signature the only safeguard against
countsrfsitsThc public invited, and par
cnlay referred to the advertisement setting forth the new
Style OF labelling and the putting ofDr Bcckwiths anti
dyspepc and dinner pills Also that of Dr. Dyou's ap
proved anti-bous pills; both of which, it may be seen,
protected from being councrleted by the only safe
guard to be depended uponhe OF the
proprietors on the label Of each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by unprnciped
surely base coun;eeits, and will be rejected
such The pills that in tie hands persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
as have the written signature of the proprietor
Tie sole agency for the sale of Bcckwhs antidyspeptc
and Dyotts anti-bious pills. is vested in the hands OF T.
w. Dyott Sons of the Columbian College, No. 1872 North
Second street, Philadelphia who will any orders
for the
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish be fur
nshed with the genuine pills, will bes applied the most
'beral terms, by applying above. May 2l-u
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SHOES, Shoes, ShoesI-A. HOOVER Il SON have
~ hand of the largest and best assorted stocks
OF boots and shoes offered in this market, which
they would respectfully call the attention of their
ors and the public, comprising every variety quality and
price 70. ladies' misses children, boys, youths and
servants. We enumerate, in part
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODs.-The subscribers ha We lust
III received complete OF the following ani-
Giles, viz;
IO-i Ia. and 1874 linen sheetings
"a "a, o., and 1914 danask, for table cloths
Satin damask napkins
Towellings of every description
Table and piano covers
Cotton sheetngs, all widths
White quilts blankets of every quality and size
Curtain materials styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures, &c.
Also daily expected, per New York packet, importan
additions stock OF Brussels, tapestry, and in
grain carpetings printed druggets, &c all of which
will be offered very low for cash, TO pnnctual dealers
Sept. 30 r. h. HOOE " co.
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John II. bTALLiNGs successor To q. p. sengstack,
81 respectfully informs his friends and public gener
ally that he has taken the weSaown shop formerly occ
pied by G. p where he will be happy receive orders
Tor painting, and promises to execute 1t the best possible
manner.
July 30-eodu
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FAMILY and Servants Blankets, OF every size and
quality, in store, and will be sold cheaper than
ever by r. IL. HOOE ~ CO.
Nov. A-3wn
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r ,yI-k FoR BALTIMORE.-The steamer OCEO-
LA will, on the LIST OF October, commence her
trips the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
att o'clock a m returning, leave Baltimore every Tues
day. at O'clock p She will stop regularly going and
returning at Leonardown, Md, ST Marys river Md and
Cone river, Va and all the intermediate landings on the
Potomac. for signals to land.
Oct. l-3tawtf j. MITCHELL Ca ptain
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MILL be opened at Kings to-day Mon
w day. good and cheap of shaws collars.
colarets, black silk fnges, &c consisting Of
Black embroidered shawls, at SO so worth Sl2 90
Thibet do 500 do 10 90
Drab do so do 90
Plaid silk .carfs 37a do 62A
do 70 do 90
Black lace collars 49, do 37A
Do silk cravais at 90
Also, excellent assortment OF genlemen's guernsey
shirts and drawers, cheap and good. Ladies' vests and
drawers TO match.
All of the above articles will be sold cheap they
bought at auction. Oct n
CtPLENDID Fall aud Winter Caoods-The subscribe
~ arc daily receiving full and general
OF the elegant French English and India fancy goods
well as the complete stock pie and useful
tces before offered their friends having
than usual in making their selections from
recent importatons of New York and Philadelphia. In
dress goods name
rs pieces of fancy silks, styles
70 do French cash. d'EcOsse very rich
80 do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled gro de rhines silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekn silks
70 do real French merinos, every shade
do damask satin de chine, entirely
do bDche Paris alcyones, also entirely
do satin striped tyrienne, do
30 do styles mousseInes dc laine
Is do high coiored polka musins
do 4 rich colored vcyets for visites, nc.
30 do white and colored Grape shaws, very cheap
Together with general of every article
line. p. H. HOOE IL CO
Sept rs
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LIVERY who wants CnrpstipE can find a
T. article suit have every possible grade
and style hand. We have
Rich tapestry velvet
Rich velvet administer
Rich tapestry Brussels
Rich medium do
Superior and medium Brussels
Brussels stair
Tapestry do
Extra superfne three-py
Usual quality do
Extra super ingram
Usual quality do
Fine ingram, common do
Cotton cnIpeting, list do, rag do
Twilled and plain venetans
Rugs of all prices and styles
Door mats Ne.
Having much larger stock Of Competing than any other
house south OF New York. unhes,atIngly nl in
OF carpets they do better with Than elsewhere
Call and see d. CLAGETT " co. 1
We have large assortment OF stair rods, all and
prices which will sell much below the usual prices.
Oct, Is
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..&T-S FOR NoRFoIK.-The OCEOLA leaves
GakiAssssl- Washington every Thursday, at O'clock
M returning, leaves Norfolk every Friday, at o'clock,
M touching at Conc river going and returning Passage
and fare So. J. MITCHELL. Captain.
Oct. I-eou
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CCHOOL BOOKS best copies Of the best editions
~ selected with great purchased exclusively at cash
prices, and for sale at extremely limited advance
Scpt6 T. TAYLOR.
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DIARlEs and Pocket Memorandum Books for Is4s
~ of every variety. TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
Dec New Bookstore, 9Th St
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IN Company, OF New York, Office No 30 Wall street
THIS institution during The month of November
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TIE MS OF NEW S,

Accidlnt at Niagara F0ilS.-A boy named White
was carried over the Falls of Niagara on the 9th.
He got into boat and was swept over the Ameri-
can Fall. His mother rushed to his rescue, and
came near beng lost herself
The LocustS.-The Philadelphia Ledger says that
these destructive pests are making their appearance
IN great numbers and this IS SAID to be the season
Tor what are termed the : tourteen-year locusts.
Potato Rot-Itis said that the potato rot has made
its appearance in some parts of the counties of Mont
gomery and Bucks, Pa, and threatens to do great
damage TO the crops now IN the ground. 1t was
not discovered previous to the late rains
GgteG,Hy Arceolcd - Cen. TayIor has semi q
letter little less flan dozen lines. 10 the Iona..
Mems TAYLOR Convention. held in Philadelphia.
informing them that their nomination OF himself for
the Presidency is gratefully accepted" ThatsalI
7,Le French j., vl,rYorL There j. -, movement
rtioI Fer6 citigaTs IN T,t nv 9, ,o,ati, for fI,
evnysssion Of their GIi9s tbair fear. and bonr.
addressed 70 their countrymnD in Paris.
nv - r.,y-..II
ne ~ / O0'l' 10. ";@ t t ',T> ,I '''' ''',
u' s,,'., t'i9 Io' H. ,' ,j u, u
'I ri ,r'i' - NV ,,,, ~,
ne cambria cie%Fe" al boston Oh l'I1 IN ne
amount Of SPTG g.5 sue 20 takes GU" according 10 ''
Ir ~ 80 ,,T'.I .>--
! ne Royal Nan steamship trent arrived al N New
MI INC al. e., 0o 'L, ~ '''
'i'r nun, VIM $1,000 a." va
I 'D', ilo',, t me- tIt - ,
Of an ,t,,c
Mace bv The na0nIa Of the monntains
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RExNN sMMSMHs,

ICE CREAN GARDEN,
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
4 those favor Of supporting an establishment OF
his Rmd viii be kud enough 10 cali aud put IN q %
their votes II will ten cents Tor the best glass H
of Ice tfeam thai be found IN tins city Judge s
from he demand and from what my customer say. 1~
Perhaps they alteHHg the only way 10 test mat Is
calaud ty-IIy ten ueuis, and receive thanks must
acknowledge that [ greedy, like all the balance OF the
human kiud tie more custom have, theanore am any
.ous 10 GET Es7~ Gail and try Inc Cream and ollEg
r. b. WOODWORFH,
81 il I'm corner OF -. Charles and Union SIS.
CaRROLLTOE HOTEL AND GARDENS.
aa The public is respectfully informed that This Ssr
f,.Fa most delightful place OF resort and amuSe sSSg2
49, open uuder the management
lie subscriber. In the extensive grounds 30. N1S
DUETS OF all kinds will be furnished by the gard CslT
la aud the saloon and in The Gardens ICE CREA NJ,
LEMON ADE. SHERBERFS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY,
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements meantime preparation made TO fur
nsh dinner parties with all the deeaces of the and
the best OF wines and liquors,
Andast though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer to the comfort OF his
friends aud the public generally, whose patronage be sQcs
apl3 5m JAMES DURNO.
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RAIN.-We Lad a fine Shower resterdar between

4 RArN.-We had fine shower yesterday between
tNyo and three O'Clock. The cooling rain refreshed
PIE Parehed earthj and made the atmosphere as
tlear as a brilliant Of the first wafer. The shower
pa just long enough not to be tedious, and just
tense enough TO stay within doors during the time
fhat il lasted. When the clouds had relieved
themselves Of their aqueous burthens, the glorious
Sun came out with redoubled majesty. and accord
ing 10 those who are known to he wcather-wise,
: gave token Of goodly day." not only to-day but
IL
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4 CHARITY iiosPITAl.-The number Of admis-
Aons into the Charity Hospital during the week
sndlng Saturday evening, was 1877 . Discharged
alTIng the same time, 49,. Died, 10 Now re-
paining in the Hospital, 1877 ! There were also 26
PATENTS admitted into the lunatic asylum during
Ehe past week. Of whom II Were discharged. and
FHo died These general statistics for the vast
population Of New Orleans, show that our city is
remarkably healthy at the present time.
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roR NHw YORK vis HAVANA.

FOR NEW YORK Wis HAVANA
@sEs=L Ehe steamship CRESCENT CITY, Gaptaln
SxflgE84 Chas. SoddaIa will leave above, on t'
5-szszz--szz DAY MORNING August To- at 10 oelock
Tor New loLk touching az Havana at winch place she viii
ouIy stop few hours Stae-foOns and beIths may be Sc
cured the Office OF her agents but will be considered
engaged until paid Tor Passengers Tor Havana areT euesed
TO obtain passports. For tIe ght passage, appyto
j. P. WHITNEY & co. 70 Camp street.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
70 Ntle York To HaUaaa.
In Saloons ...............S SO 90 $50 90
IN lower GdbtLs. 49,. bU w oV w
IN me SteeFaEe.. .'......,., ..-,...... ~ W
~ Letters for New ok win be taken free for Havana.
10 cents single letter will be charged and cents per
newspaper.
Ia report having been extensivelycrcuated that the
crescent City would be withdrawn from the route between
eW Orleans and New o take occasion say that she
as been built expressly for the trade between New York,
ana New Orleans, and that there is intention on
'S bis % the owners 10 make change in her route
JyAV ]. p WHITNEY Y Co.. Agents.
.zs5rEs STEAM TO BRAzOs ST. JAGO-Regu-
&IitAIN lar P5cket-fhe superior cOppered aud cop
@ssssss@-A 2ei-iaSened steamship Angus T A, Capt.
Alfred stevens, Wh ply regular packet between New
Orleans and bTaL 81 jago, taking freight for Mouth OF the
Rio GTande ana NaamOro which viii be forwarded without
delay, ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc.,tO insure QiSnaiGh. ap26 BIN
AGENTS iTHObiAS Il. ADDN X co, Brazos St Jago
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An AGED ORATOR.-Ata recent meeting Of tie
Free-Soil Democrats of Chicago, David kennison.
the sole survivorof the Boston Tea-Party Of I176-
now aged III years-stood. up amid the sponta-
uaous cheers Of the crowd and spoke for ten or Gt
teen minutes As he told of the days that tried
mems souls, his eye grew bright with the fire Of
youth, and his trembling hand with frner grasp
lifted up his cane, as if he were again brandishiug
his sword in the front of battle
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DoGs.-The authorities of the First Municipality
having taken vigorous measures for the total eXer
mnation Of al stray dogs thai may be found in the
streets without muZzles, do not see why the
Fathers of The Second Municipality should not " 20
and DO likewise As a friend observed to US the
other day, one human life is worth more than all
the dogs in New Orleans and we think that he
was right in his conclusion. That dreadful that
incurable malady, hydrophobia-the most awful of
all the diseases known 10 humanity might spring
from the poisoned tooth Of nangey cur or a raven
Gus bulI-I0g
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The steamer Missouri lef Louisville on the I'h INST k
channel TO talrD
Iowboal Pat Henry towed down and - sea on The 5Jt
Adams Gray.
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AIR. II. o. HALL is o1r aIThorzed gent du Hns our
w temporary absence from the state.
Jyl5 I'm HOYT & FORD, II St. CHARLES ST.
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HoTEL AND GARDENS.


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~8s' ny 'i'e "dS' wren o. 'w%',,'
-. H. 81 ,o D., ~ IS y IN N Tor NT,Dt, % On
'' b'5 - w. ~ " o5j - Of INV hon
R,stI' b.nhet ahT 5nl'T} a. as
The be-, OF VINES and LguoIsj u,, Sail, ,-,l ..,,sd
&C. H.. y XIII, 81, H. z, ,Jnr ' ' ~ ~ - -
ne DnS looms ana Nesttut, are ui'lgI ne r
~ f'ucHEf one OF me utst CATERERS ana formerly vi
Bin B5'iesd Table Te@ PIN Alleys, aud Quos
~ The FLOWER G GARDENS attached to the Hotel.
e acre III AMI men, are G ', t' M t EaT in The
IfT5fsi Ststss '' '' '
RoToETs in rregt VARIETY a,y,vs TO be had on appca-
T!,srg maid In Vsfar whose patronage
"a rasEertfGIy -ntirira,l hy (myIif1 JAMES BURNO.
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL,
.F.ur uot1 n 1I Vii Ern,,n ,,I,nU mace sifuafeJ
On H. q E,f y1,si.o ,, lin M niles of NeJy -
, Ir,lr , l' IN. fla ral.tinn ot ys,rars on ei4EzG
U-%It H. hmm fGe ,,i,rar .rIrrahs sIipr., LII wi
- - - ., 10 hon and mann = with the
view Of adding to the cornort of thoe seeking health rpose
OF pleasure
The RaghcDrs' 4rarmpufs numbering sixty rooms have
been finished ia a superior manner aud the pUduetor feels
no hesitation In -avng that they are not surpassed
,yapr.pS mace in The Jug..u
AIErlIouaI mons, wash houses &c
nave bpn erected exigessIy for servants IN he employ Of
vI,,rrr,
asIItSP T1dLEs, T%Sriy AILE1- and Carriages are
come leu WIN I'e esaoslGni tI ,Fp,pt
ne i 5l ,G n a rs apponImen,s 9rI Tohy The
afrou3ra f t- citizens of Ouana and adjoining SaIes.
TIe Tl4u5 low pressure mail steamers Oregon and Has.
l. the E.fogu daily, alter Jane
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A WATERY GRAvE.-Ietters have been r.
ceived in Philadelphia by the last overland mail
from China, stating that on the 18th Of April, the
schooner Paradox, from Canton, was upset within
five miles of Hong Kong, and seven persons found
a watery grave. Among them were DIR. J. Sexton
James Of Philadelphia, a Baptist missionary. and
his wife also Mr.. VIM. Ash, Of Philadelphia. A
son ofDr Megs was saved, with two others Mrs.
Eames WIS from Salem Massachusetts,.
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ACcIDENTs-Horatio Hewett, 4 baggage-mas-
ter, was knocked off the train at Troy bridge on the
10Th, and killed. On the Fourth. in Maine, three
boys, at Rumford, and a son Of Mr.. Baker, ct
Greenwood, were drowned. Jacob Ames WAS killed
yat Belfast A man named Stephen W"I~h en-
pIoyed by the Peoples Line, fell into the river at
Albany aud was drowned.