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Rev Henry d. Moor. Of Philadelphia vas sitting 10
TIE third passenger car just where il was broken 80
that Dis feet almost clear 0i the aOor and nmed
ately under bin vas the awful wreck the struggling,
wounded and dead.
gentleman came IN the reception room for dead
bodies during the sitting O the inquest aud pointed out
body hieh he recognized that OF Young man Ear
gone consumption who entered the second car ar Ca
nast in charge OF friend, who did not expect him n
live till h. got home. There no vacant scar In the
ear and the gentleman pointing him out 20 m ND h. seat
and removed into the third car Immediately behind the
writer Of this and was saved. The young mas and b.
friend we're both killed. N-
An aged man. most terribly gashed about the head and
Ece looking and asking for his wife, with looks and
tones mdescneaole Ine writer saw him few minutes
after smiling inefaby though covered with blood and
SAYING TO all, Ny wife il safe thank God, my wife is
cafe -
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An Act ofueroi<m.

Among the acts of herosm which were performed by
persons at hand was that of John Collins who has been
sick for the past wear and unshe towork lie stand
ing the dock when the accident occurred and before
the last he had plunged into the water lie
swan to boat snd with his Knife cut the cord and it
used TO the lives of several persons. lie swami
10 another boat cut it loose and that also used 70
rescue passengers He continued 20 exert himself until
from exhaustion he tainted and was taken to the shore.
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The e The catastrophe Was dPsfcked At rAFts
OF the country with lightning speed and every tain that
arrived from the East and West crowded with perons
in search Of their friends The scenes which ensaed rsre
ofthe most heart rendng description Numbers eosd 30
observed bending the dead weeping IN frantic gef,
Others were hunrng from honse % house n search Of
wounded mother f-her brtAer. sister husband Or wife
and up the arrival Of the latest rSin AZ Norwas
Friday ught estimated that over 1900 persons had
arTlvta there for this ono sad purpose.
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ma -s.s- Bss.n and Calico at So so bsls cehanhs Mrs
~ sss $50 II nd 3. sal. At Ssssl .so SSi 20. CAD. :;
fasn.a cs .Ssni . iss sgTis.sHt Of = g ss al
A . s' s, ear - s:. ss.
stassr declined TIzlssesa. fO bsods eOs-s
a. - ..seIs . oenssssis !. e he re.ps. q o
"a I'D Ne decline article S.es Of 100 babss
Ea.it n lcts 81 ss $50 90 a. sSOsi $3.50 90 +. 80
and sn ports IL ts. sct Of Re isS~e has come sai n a
LbsUr Mexican white 27, We
save fser scceols stock q Wheat OF b.zs froa chill
Tree the ce has ndaesd OF the us OPera-
PsovIsroSs declining tendency noticed eur has
sed ssd press for est sIens Ise shade over th.s At ne
a. Ness Beef lots 80 bb Clear Pork as 20
S. its Sss Mess DO At sS lis 90 II o,. !, o Sa do
SIS 90 lbs Co % srrye al s 50 b6s Prs do at SO y
s1sgd3 rs and DO on prvss-
IS 90 in o a. s = @ Is. 40 o. .ss
r. aS1t -. ana ti., sSiie5 goo nd eaos n 's q -
"a 10 90 on private terms shout so do reported also
tecuve IN Cheese has placed bak o.
GEs - hsnd A5d the lte nov he'd q an assnes % oar
in lsi sc. We also considerable sales a. - 2
S9f ben up.bic to particulars. Ts-
i,ep Of merchandise f Of the recently improved
sFSIrs uSPFSrrSr-cOueraAs e. have been made during
week =; an advance on a. g9s aons inc aiding shout 50
ter pee The rpcpa demand or this article for
Salons
scssE position Of market UNCHANGED. ss
ND 20 bb Crushed n ellie; SIS hf 10 a 9c 100
lbs ard lon h. DO keUOesns lo 2c about so mats No
Gina, 81 2! delcg rs mats No. Manila a. &c.
FSsScIsL-By the te treasure viii
forward After the weekly line hss been properly
putting Of character those vhch
rave isa pee Inc bs.ois much improved STATE Of tr.ds
sy be looked fer consequent UPON ne avon OF business Wneh viii
IN ~ pres,,t p.,rSe disposition
L. beif sir sand until the sailing OF the umonthy
he bankers anticipate bat little addition to the regular
MosiY rssu. shout sailing Of the last
dIfertnce te noted BE- quoted AZ shade EASIER
being offered regular Tue heavy
foods hch Immediately before the sailing Of the %
BY cutg Of between the points ia the
Try which expected forward BY the se,m Of the n
Exchar fernsins without ctsnEe, follows
Sght Drafts the Atlantic states Y e. prem
Thirty p
Sinety q
SiEht and 10 BIDS Loacos 10
sight and 10 day Bills On ~ u
during the week I'VE been dull
and have declined shade owing however many TO the IN
subioines .Te euotafioss Of the leading descriptions:
State z Temporary Loan sal = cent discount from
par ard irtfrCrt
State cert Bonds S0n ~
War Roud q payable eoN ~
War Loan Houcs IL q 90 ~
War Loan 81 -
wi F. I'd Warrants Sfd y
City Bonds May conpou on -
County cent BONDS paysbls 1852 ~ -
funded
County new issuel 2ia 5 & cent. disc
Sacramento City So ~
Contra Wharf shares ~
Pscfc " bart. ffheTesl q lvi
Broaowsy Wharf shares "a lo5
Plauk Rosd Stock va 20
fnal nd
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On board steamship Winfield Scott her passage
FunciscO-MaIch , Edward MoOrafh Cnta; 9Th
stephen Fenion OF Rohnond 18th David Nage Of Germany
On board seamshp John Stephens her from Paaams
ssed q SIT John H. Rice Fsrhsyen sged o years
francisco March H. OF the small pox. Golden A. A:Lcan
member Of Continental Lodge No III. New-YOrk.
On toard steamship Tennessee February a. OF feyer Aann
ber of Coude Lodge No @ held Sauge IL
County, Newly Ork.
Tuouune County March H. John Wilder aged
yeas late Of Wa'doborouah. Ne.
Flat CssVras County March p john Dushesn
native Of Swifzerland aged q Years
Stockton, Apr Isssc Noods aged b and
AtChamreee D r. March Fuenue aged 60 yeas The
After the breaking OF that COMPANY he entered the VII
ey tfappe which plu be continued until the
winter OF 6 when he commenced the agncutl pursuit
Island lie the hrst that turned urOw The
Willamette Valley.
At the Daes OF Columbia o. Of consumption March ls
ChsrCs Y. Jabime, a4ed = Jears
March painful illness Which she
Crfude. Elizabeth NJ Thornton for
merry o WASHINGTON City. saed a yeArs
On tod sp Deloh on the saf Tom Newl ork 70 san Fran
cisco George Eari Of Newlork, sged "a
Role bremen aged Dee Ire
land sFed 50 Jan No. c. Rode. Of Germany, s-ed 20.
D0Wnvie the js March Of consumption Mc'ae Miner
Of Ire ard aged 80 years. formerly Of fa township Ho,kn
Al Mefovu March e. Archibald wlnsles formerly from Ken
tueky, hut more rec snly from Oregon .
Caralnfa Frsrce Zisf-Wm T. Edredge Ill.,
Nendrand Gefmaay frare % stephen
Mas NJ Rodgues Peru 49, 2dJohn Kan Scotland ls 2ith
Moses Pow Visboioush Ne p dth--D H. Johnson Name
John Gihhy Wales Z7th-J3in DuafA Portugal
Rio Jauero Meheter. Maryland o3th-Annette
Ine FTaucisco. D. Muzht
Hickey Penn 81 SthJOsep pa OJtsksl Penn +. Nun
TOE, Va, ousIu, 3 jist-Einheth Tee H0is
ewa, s. LAvnia Bra New York - Denh Taylor s. LOUIS Mo
- April I-Jes Rasssul NevYork o. t-)ame, Dlee N-s
York. 3; Jos SchslleT, Poland. =.
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II is painful to record that one man-owner Of boat
which had been uBmoored and was used in removing uho
dead and wounded, would rather not have bis boet
u.ed" couple Of stout fellows however kept pea
session OF il in spite of his " rather not
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Bishop O,ReIIly safe.

AIIariord paper says requested 10 state that Right
Rev Bernard Okely the Catholic Bishop this Diocese
dent at Norwak, for be did not arrive in the Asia on
Thursday, as was expected.
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THE RAILROAD CATASTROPHE.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
CORRECTED LIST OF THE DEAD.
NOTICES OF SOME OF THE lOST-eONOlTlON OF THE
WOUNDED
THE coRohER's INQUEST.
LEGISLATIVE INQUIRY IMcrDzNTs.&c.

We gave in Saturdays Tribune the mast complete,
and by far the most correct account of this appalling
occurrence anywhere published on that morning Dur
ng the day our reporters returned from the scene,
bringing additional particulars which were once
spread before the people in extra sheet thus giving
est known in relation TO the matter up to that time.
These facts with all gather from other reliable
sources up TO the hour of going to press this morning
We give below.
Our list of the Dead has been very carefully revised
the spot, and We think is entirely correct.
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Further Particular. from Mr.. Hicks.


on the spot, and We think is entirely correct
Further Particulars from Mr.. Hicks.
Nj Thomas Hicks sitting 10 the first Of the first
class passenger cars. The smoking ear, which also
carried the secOndc passengers was before il and
that thrown into the water without previously
striking by which means comparatively uninjured
The car IN which Mr. Hicks was leaped the gap and
struck against the draw the other side crushing It's
forward end 70 atoms aud ilnging the rubbish mingled
with the dead and dying. toward the center
The shock such as to break of all the seats and
even the umbrella racks, and to push forward all who
we're sitting in the rear Of the AT the same time
the root split in two and the larger part of il fell
IN, covering many persons, including Mr. Hicks himself
beneath
The scene under there he describes a. horrible in the
extreme, persons gasping IN DEATH INITIATED bodies
heads broken, and who had apparently ONLY been
stunned drowning in Inconsistencies Of their condition
stretching forth their hands IN the instructive grasp after
aid they were destined never ~ receive.
One Young man had splinter Of some two inches in
diameter driven directly through his temples Others
had their faces mutt ated as 70 present no human
senbance At the same time the water aas filed With
rubbish Of every kind and Nr Hicks received several
bruises from the floating inlss He hung In the water
Tiih one land az iron which fortunately had not
brken Cd. but with nothing support bis feet as the
lying sidewse, until he had convinced himself
thar be- could not ind Iac body Of his companion whom
hr supposed o. be- dead underthe water
IAeu lie cra1ltd Out through creVlce which was
some zen feet RON the place where he had been hang
ing IN orde to make Bis way out he had 70 push from
LIN several dead bodies which lay boating in the water
After h. cot out and carried ashore IN small boat
which was ready IL hard, ind thai Mi.s King who
vas In biz charge had been the first 20 escape being
thrown upon tne top the instant rhat he
flung under I
She received blow her face, eating through
the upper lip and bruising one cheek .omegh bat; her
clothes ere also tom blt she received no permanent
or rery serious nup. Mr.. Hicks had The skin taken
90 tie back OK three fingers and gas considers
by bruised IL several places Dut all be out IN day or
two Their escape Is . miracle They sDeah IN higb
terms ii gratitude u the ki1dness II Dir AMI Mrs
NalcIbeck. Il whose house thcy we're received. and
WlO as0 provided for several others o. he Injured re-
tyug their suernes. furnishing them Sih dry clothes
and doing everything that generous humanity could .ue.
~ fn LII .lat. the horrtr. of The scene
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Births.
Died.

ship Dskotah the passage from NewYork san Pu
Lee. ST. Mrs Mary Hayes Of daughter Feb Mrs i
Herman, OF daughter
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during the past week have been dali
and have decneda shade owing however mainly TO inc IN
D creased den ard for
Suhjoined quotations Of the LEADING descriptions;
State E Temporary Loan, 3aIP cent discount trou
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Superintendent Hospital for the
FORM OF A GUARANTEE,
III. NICHOLS SnDerinfendeDt &c.

To c. II. NICHOLS, Superintendent, &c.: r. g
We, the undersigned, residents of ---, in the
State OF ---, hereby jointly and severally cove
nant with the United States, and guarantee, in
case of the foregoing bid of -- being accepted,
that he or they will, within twenty days after the
acceptance OF the said Did, execute the contract for
the same, with good and sufficient sureties to fur
nish the materials perform the work proposed
in conformity to the terms of the advertisement
under which it was made. And in case the said
-- should fail to enter into contract as afore-
said, we guarantee to make good the difference
between the offer of the said - and the next
lowest bidder. A. B.
.....- C. D.
hereby certify that, to the best of my know
ledge and belief, the above-named guarantors are
good and sufficient Erles a. Eff
Jan 22-2awt24thMar aE= ,... .. ... ....t.. ....
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS! sRIRTs,

NEW and beautiful styles of French embroider-
y ed Shirts, in pleasing variety. Also, a large
ddtiOnal supply of Dress Shirts of the finest quail
les and most approved makers, just received, ~.
Shirts made to order in the best manner and
sest fashion, and good fits guaranteed in all cases.
CHAS. H. LANES - g.,
: Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
y Mar p Establishment, Penn. av, near A. at.
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vi OIL.--This Oil, for BRILL ancy, durability,
nd purity as light, and for lubricating purpo-
es, whether applied to the delicate works of
watch or the most ponderous machinery, SURPRISES
ny oil now known.
1t Is warranted not to gum, being entirely de-
)rived of that substance, which so seriously inn
)edes the pid movement of all kinds of machine
Y; and for burning it is cheaper and better
han any oleaginous substance now in use. afI+-s-E
While it affords light superior to gas or cam
)hene it is also free from the dan gerous explosive
Iuaity of the latter, being solely sperm oil
purified. EF5ter b.. .-s.
So pure is this oil that it will not freeze at any
Iegree of cold known within the limits of the
United States; having thereby in this, in every
other particular, an advantage over the best sperm
oil as now used
After deyoting many years IN experimenting
T:'h the various oils, for the purpose of overcom-
.ng their impurities at present fabricated, the
undersigned assures the public that he has sue
ceeded in producing the "ne plus ultra of oils.
He offers il as superior to any known oil in the
world for the purposes of burning and ubricating,
md invokes the scientific of all countries to test
{ and pronounce their opinion, satisfied that all
will agree that it is the finest oil offered for
Iale. w WILLIAM ID. IOWNSEND, Phlla,
For sale by A HATCH, jr,, in the rear of Brown'a
Hotel; and also by wholesale at the corner of 18th
md E streets by .F- A - fs-H
Dec 9-3meod H. ID. WALBKIDGE. r.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
For February, 1858. go 81.

To be drawn in the city of Baltimore, Mary
land, under the superintendent of State Lotter y
Commissioner
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A Grand and Truly .Magnitfcent Lottery to,.
February 26!
SPLENDID CAPITALS 4''a
..o. $40, 000-$25, OOO-$15, OOO
$50 --. Is. ALL PRIZE SCHEME. N4s.
Each and every ticket in this Lottery vii. be
PRIZE, for all those tickets without drawn num-
Der are each entitled to Ten Dollars gross
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Lottery,
ezse n.- Class F,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on Saturday,
@ra 2 February 26, 1858. la .aEg
..-s't a-,. ESQ SCHEME r& sss fHs /. ~
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Commissioner ofthe General Land Office

/ NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of -emption
any of the tracts of land to be offered for sale
tithin the townships and fractional townships
,bove enumerated is required to esta blsh the same
the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of
ne proper land office, and making payment therefor
practicable after seeing this notice, and
'efore the day appointed for the commencement of
ne public sale of the lands embracing the tract
Iaimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
~ JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov 5-IaWl3W
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICKS.

ARCHITEcT's OFFICE, UNITED STATES CAPITOL,
WAsHINGToN, D. c., December %, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until the twenty eighth day of February
bricks that may be required to complete the ex-
tension of the United States Capitol, all of which
are to be composed of tempered clay, made by
hand in single moulds, and to be thoroughly burnt,
without any admixture of COAL
The bidders are required to accompany each of
their bids with sample of the bricks proposed to
be furnished, and to submit tisfactory evidence
that said samples were made at the works of the
persons depositing the. same, and of the clay of
which they respectively propose to execute the
contract.
No proposals will be received for bricks that are
not made in conformity to this advertisement and
to the municipal laws of the city of Washington
The successful bidder will be required to furnish
approved security for the faithful performance of
the contract to the amount of twenty thousand
dollars. 3, ,5..,-za.E
Each bid to be accompanied by guarantee
signed by two sureties. to the effect that in case
contract for the aforementioned bricks, at the
price stated in the bid, at any time within thirty
days from the acceptance of the proposal; the suf
iciency Of the said guarantors or sureties to be
certified to by some person known to the Depart
ment of the Interior.
Each bidder is requested to state the number of
bricks he will be able to deliver per week, and the
time he will be prepared to enter upon the fulfil
ment of the contract, should the same be awarded
to him.
Each bid to be sealed and endorsed ssProposals
for Bricks for the Extension Of the United States
Capitol" - -
The bids will be opened in presence Of such of
the bidders as may see proper to attend, at the De-
partment of the Interior, Tuesday, the first day
of March next, at - O'Clock M
THOMAS U. WALTER,
Architect of the Extension of the o. S. Capitol.
Dec 29-eo2m [Balt. Americana
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MYER PHINEAS, Ea. .T-.
I American Steel Pen NIanufact urer.

American Steel Pen Manufactnrer,
ID ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of his
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As also by all the principal stationers in this
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land Lotteries will be promptly attended to.
DJ- Prize tickets must be returned before they
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Dg- All orders from distance for tickets in the
above splendid schemes will be promptly and
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EsNRENCH BOOkS.-Just opened, several cases
IL of French Books, various, embracing standard
authors in History, Bellies 7Lettres, and Practical
Science; also some few entirely new publications,
many Of them in fine library bindings. 5"s
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1858.
R. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.

Drawings conducted in public, under the super
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8OOK-BINDERS' BOARDS AND RUSSIA
LEATHER,

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,ar,sa.~r STATE OF DELAWARE, -.
. Ia er..rt Glass So, for 1853. ,sf 81 frg.- s,.s
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday
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York Commercial, Original, Bank Pens, Jenny
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patterns, ivory and cocoa Letter Stamps, can be
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T,HE COMPLETION OF "MY NOVEL," by.
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form prices, at Biz o. a 4
STEVENS'S Sales Room,
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