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LARGE weekly Journal of pages, by Richard
II Storr Willis, which composers
in this make their medium Of
pubc during the 2 WORTH very
best OF all kinds; also brilliant
sie complete of familiar harmony
anybody stand musical
&C fearless and truthful criticisms of
cations and performances and The pick and of musical
new. novelty and Incident both foreign and domesc the whole
forming the complete valuable
possible 10 obtain The wants Of country ch"s and Of ladies
lug for music but living Stores
pecialy attended 10.
Terms: One 3d. COPIES S.; five copies, Sn
person sending club OF 1--WE trouble.
Address Dyer WILLIS publishers of the Musical World
25I Broadway, Now York a#asH
Another JouRsAL-The subscribers publish The
Monthly Nusca Gazette eight pages
number containing four (makng pages
year. cestng reading
Monthly Musical Gazette designed for
thousands of whose musical knowledge
mnnd simple
be furnished a, the cheapest possible rate.
Terms One copy 50 cents three copies, 81 ten COPIES So
COPIES and sending twenty
an extra copy foi his trouble Address Dyer Wills.
NJ B-Clergym-n will be supplied with the Musical World
Times one dollar and with the Monthly Musical
at twenty. Eve cents
Agents wanted obn subscribers for the above pubea
uons- Liberal commission allowed
Now is the subscribe the
nrst Of January, 1852
Jan l3-d31
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DEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
CITY PROPERTY.-On Tuesday, January 49, at O'Clock
shall sS ot No and OF lot No subdvis
ions Of original lots and in square No 46 fonng "a feet
- feet nh
tanning square feel The
story brick building the occupied
White Bro and three story brick hotel
all In coed order
Also part OF lot No in fronting y feet Canal
street, containing about !, 432 square feet ...
All the described will be sold together without
Immediately AFTER above shall sell Is,
A. fronting rs feet Pennsylvania Jackson
Hail. containing g. 1856 square improved by
BRICK building
ing residence for large family. ..
Wednesday, January 49, O'clock the premises shall
sell 1s of subdivisions Of lot No. 46a
fronting 25 south street, between 9th and 7h
CONTAINING together $3.50 feet with tbs
sing OF two story frame buildings in good order.
On January 30 O'Clock, the shall
sell lot No No. 2os situated north street, between
18Th containing 1864 feet and
brick houses, roofcd tneaiy
brick building with shngs roof all in good
order # f
win be NTH the residue equal
Twelve egitrsn and four mouths with
secured by deed ofust the properly All conveyancing
the expense of the purchaser.
Jan l2-d
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.

TRUSTEES SALE or EII0lBLY SITUATED HOUSES AND
Lors, north shset, between 18th and l%th sueesBy
deed Of bearing dai the AID 1851,
berJ A. 49, foios 500, &C. tbs subscriber
So. public sale The highest bidder Monday the 7h day
February AZ o'clock, ae premises The halt
OF No a No 253 fronting "a feet inches north
18th <th west with depth Of "a feet
0H alley, the buildings
which consist OF weIlbut and attic BRICK
with Easements .-r...
will half day Of and the
balance months f bearing interest
secured deed
pied sale
will be resod the and sf the
weeks notice All the OF the
purchaser.
CHAs. 3. WALLACE. Trustee
..... JAS. e. McGUI aE,
Jan 6--3tswkds Auconscr
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Prom .he Baltimore Patriot.
From TampicO.

From Tampico.
Tampco papers TO the 18th umo state that the Tevo
luton spreading with uneIamplei rapidy Ia
ulipas and The adjoining States The infection had
reached the regular army, and the leading officers had
pronounced in favor OF the revoutonsts Among these
Colonel Casanova Victoria Colonel Graz at Ca
MARCO and Colonel Tenorio, at Sierra Gorda The pa
pers filled ith accounts OF these and other pronun
ciamen,os, and FL Tamaupeco confidently pronoun noes
the government of Senior Arista doomed Juan Jose
de la Cara provisional governor OF the State OF Tansu
lipas publishes an address TO his fellow citizens, in
which he jus,ifes the revoslion and recommend. Don
Ramon Prieo the proper person TO the duties
and responsibilities of governor Prieto is the person
who agans, and defeated Cardsnas 10 the guberna
tora contest The latter Sc, aside the election, seized
upon the reins OF government and caused the present
movement in the State.
The reported seizure OF the person OF Cardenas and
his being taken prisoner TO Tampco not confirmed.
The Tansupeco of the 22j says that the commanding
general wac organizing force to march upon Masmo-
ras, and that in few days they would be upon the road
The editor adds that this the only point Of consequence
in the State of TamauIpas that had not seconded the
plan of Tampico On the 2is the ayuntameno OF Tux.
PAM in the State Of Vera Cruz pronounced against the
existing government.
Gen. Ursga has issued proclamation denouncins in
the conduct OF Gen Minon, who had order.
ed Senior pacheco Leal old and respected citizen
Ja.co. to be whipped and cent 10 the army recruit,
The only given for this aocious act is that S.nor
Leal had adhered to the plan OF Hospico,
Colonel. Mea and Vega had joined the revoluiioniss
and the Tamaulpeco says, it is assured that within
few days force of fifteen hundred would be organ
ized under the command OF these distinguished chiefs,
which would march to occupy San Luis and the other
States OF the interior
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DfaTktts.

NEw YoRk. Jan. ll-p. m.The stock market the first
board to-day closed hrmsaes OF United Staes g. 1857
ll9s; Canton Company, lls Ede, 92i Ncsagna 80 of
tered-no sales Morris canal 2li offered Erie
bes OF III 1903 Iarem 10 Norwich and Worcester SO
offered nothing doing in StonngIon; Cumberland Goa
$50 Cary improvement, l3a Money is easy-the bank,
discount ireeIy-good paper the street at per
u month. Exchange on London. 81 premium.
The advices by the Arabia have had spec oeo
breadstUfs The market not que firm, but
change ia prices.
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supreme Court OF the United states.
FRIDAY. January IA, 1858.

FRIDAY, January Ia, 1898.
Daniel Mace, esq, OF Indiana, was admitted an altor.
ney aud counsellor OF this court .un
No. SO. Samuel S Downey J. T. Hicks, executrix.
In error TO the circuit of tho United States Tor
Mississippi Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the OPINION
OF the court reversing the judgment Of the said circuit
court, with costs. aud remanding the with direc-
tons to award rsnire Jdcias de noUo.
No 40. John Perklns appellant, Us. Edward r. Four
niquet al The argument OF this cause was concluded
by MIR. Reverdy Johnson for the appellant,
Adjourned until Monday, o'clock. a. III.
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THE GLORIOUS TRIUMPH OF THE A,

THE thunder Of Dr. Beaes
dying and the fast abang 1t with profound
he this his Washington He
not asked better expected half
ronase Men OF The highest official staiions ecceaca literary
and POLITICAL have honored his painting
and testimonials approval He begs
his hearty thanks distinguished e1h
billions may sui be worthy Of patronage during the few days II
Exhibitions evening a
Saturday afternoons o'clock cents Children
half price. Ian o.
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he above sticks % be OF homloeki brown ash, OF yell
pine straight and Ia inches al he small .ad, o.
live timber. Kinds % DO speeihed and prices q eseh
aO sucks pine (touud long IL inch. at the
small end, To be susighL ,,,-,--
square white pne IS and 10 Inches
width, aud 3iDehes thick.
600 white nails, long square an inches
500 pounds Finch wrought iron spike
5000 perch stone . .,.-,--
sap rents, splits. and other imper-
feciioas. -
day May, onethd the 3irt day Of May
ARTICLES these several specified days 70 be
quantities approved aud received VIII pc
according less 10 cent on amounts
due which will be retained BY the United states a INC
completed retained will be paid TO the
will be forfeited the United States the contractor
tail fuih hs contract
rejecting proposal all and OF
bring the same below the amount appo-
priated
advances be made but payments win be
The place. landing pointed bnied
States him BY the contractor On TINS account Tue
subject ID delay OF three days. but such
landing considered delivery such articles to The
United No delivery will be acknowledged except In quaint.
accordance with this advertisements
Until received all articles will be at the
and under his hut whea Delivered in
No delay and
will be made allowed the Of the United States
proposals endorsed Proposals for Timber in Buing
the outside the envelope and viii be addressed the
dersgned.
~ $500. Colonel Corps Typographical Engineer.
Dec 3i-20td&2 nwtFebl0 |.hT
The Republic Union. Wasington
Enquirer Express Windsor
Albany Albany Express Albany, New York. win
publish the above twenty times daily then twice week until Feb
ma o..
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c,yAIyp PROPOSALS. viii be received loth Psss~y
neu.y ucon Of me best materials. Ald asny
n .eows aud lighter for the waters Of se Chesapeake
fs s.I psasosss viii .iais separately me
including msehinsy each ad tns dseksd lights.
ss na a q Ss S'4ss ss I not I s s s snsa @
nsss...ry aeeanmoaaaoa. 'sui.is
and 4s spsass S.p j. sspso ~on
beng fot ops.,ns ,hs wsss- q ne
re. Of wats and 10 deliver Into lighter. =,
cubic clay per hour OF '1 haAafsd cubic
s pot s ,SssS ,ss, ws .s:.s
matter be arranged 20 discharge ,hss load' readily
once from the side. ." the scow. In depth Of ou feet Of
dessd sh,s which intended for me transportation
ser well Aneed and bosd and capable oil carrying about ofy
The dr4dss and ,s' must be delivered a. B.l
Ma.nd on q before hs as o. np ar ns .s Isy
agen The " may be appointed Tor s purpose The
irasor pa PaspSeo river be desiyna ed
me s 1a ~, s.ss = 70 "
tory aud conforming the conditions the con'rae
whole shall have been Delivered inspected and
prescribed and ecsvd when the contractor win be
Pae offering this dedse and its equipment will
chinei patented the Of the pa.sn'ee whether similar
machine has been built and subjected 70 s and 90 where and
ter and s asph water rom
huh o. he asa we'll 2, h S, o. ne DUMPING
srueton power driving m.ehnsy
s s sa sn Of q me and II.
ordinarily worked
drawings should be forwarded OF the drcdye csnpcte and
also of the dumping scows. LIN tes . .
received adding locomotive TO the
dedge prope and lighter, in
still water Of miles per hour stating fully the ar
and change such add
would make in the form and Dimensions Of the hull Of Tie
dredge and in the arrangement Of the machinery.
Further particulars obtained by corresponding with Capt
II. Brewerton. OF engineers, Baltimore, Maryland
marked
envelope Proposals mschne The
:" ~ --. JOS. q. ToTTEN,
Rrevct Brig Gen and Col Engnecrs
Integencer Republic and linton, WASH
ingon Courier Enquirer and Express, New York; Albany
Albany Express Albany New York Whg Troy, New
Inquirer and Daily News, Philadelphia Penn
svana Boston Courier Boston, Massachusetts Patriot, Baiu
Maryland daily ill 10th February One OF each
containing be sent 70 the Engineer Department
Washington. ..s.u e
Jan H--dtl0Feb .=.s. .a..
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hNoissI ITALY "A company is about being organ
heo IN ray ior he purpose of draining the lake Fuc-
nus, (tbe modern Fucno or Iago a; Cslanol bv resor
ing and deepening the Claudius canal This lake ia in
the ancient Isiu. in the territory Of IN. Mars and has
IN modern times by the closing fits outlet become greatly
swollen and extended, submeviug some towns and viii
lagos which formerly occupied lie banks. 1t /, unno.sd
that the enterprise will be amply rewarded by m. re
covery OF vslnabe land. and relics Of the days of Roman
ar and empire. which many will deem of sull greater
worth
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE NEW DEPOT AT
sucrion-on Monday the i7th instant shall cell
premises At oclrck,p three building
Of north Ga po and fontns
running back 40
subdivision original No. 6,
We daen anything
well speedily become the property in
Washington. n.
Terms One fourth cash. eaisl in.tsim.o,.
purchaser
msn,., satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in.r,., =
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan lid Auctoneers
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EDWARD K. COLLINS 4 CO.,
II s#HEs sE a@ No. IS Wall susst, ".
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
.......... .-. r. @. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
u Kings Arms Yard, London.
-.- M###. J, MUNROE L co.,
% Rue Noue Dame des Victories,
Paris
GEO. H DRAPER, Haue.
The ships will Gold silver,
buon specie ewelry metals, unlsss h
aiding signed expressed
JAna FL /.
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Deluge Retiring.

The last opportunity given today TO witness the magnificent
of Creation and Deluse Odd Fellows Hail. Two e1
will be gvcn-one 3, and at ~ O'Clock This
painting triumphant and, while 1t carries
distinguished for recommendations
saui1ry influence upon the minds Of the community
its closing exhibitions the hall will Of course be crowded
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THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE,
nTHE CREAM oE EUROPEAN JOURNALISM


THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE Of foreign literature aims pre-
sent To Its readers whole 6eld
periodical Literature comprising The selection
which have interest value To American only
contains the articles which periodicals.
co ~ una country bu IN The lar greater variety of able and popular
rsvew- mlpszine &C. which form spenod
literature OF the day and which
American readers, except b. such medium
Magazine The Eclectic 10 i'm
body all thai is really de-ia in whole
only the bes articles of periodical
the contents of the Magazine
one however great OF celebrated and ken together
iut de-abe and able body periodical
be found elsewhere in the The
Each with superb steel engraving BY Mr.
Tue subjects are Of elevated character and
including portraits 81 distinguishing living authors and cslebss
making Twelve nch and valuable prints IN
orisoss
Eeeehc gathers the cream from the foreign periodicals. and
sor OF library In itself Everything valuable within
ofis selections ALBANY staie Register.
Among tn. periodicals. we hnd VA
nsty OF OF The brilliant uniform
good isis ard familiar kno~sdze with th best
hs Eciecue Magazine 10 ed.n-Tnbune.
Terms The Eclectic Magazine on the first Of every
mouth IN numbers of IA large
Ming three volumes year. with uuspOxs and indexes. Price
The January begin. new volume. Ills. good Inn, to
Ss country f 1Ss. .' cents per number 70 ;Iy par Of
Jan l3-d1 Nassa street. New York.
uAND.onE EVENING DRESS sls.-we respectfully in
n s attention o the lads. % The snowins sosd a.,
have ever had the p.surs o. sIhsns 70 ths
% npens embro'd'r-d muslin robes
10 very nch embroidered illusion do
5Gpuaesd s~iss muslin do
tsshels embroidered do
u embroidered Tarston (sll color) robes
~ do swis. muslin do
70 pi.es. cmps Do Paris, pink blue. white, and cherry
is do oTsnd,n. hrlliante,, ia bssu,iful color
do rose, pink, blue, and white illusion
30 DO best itaisn craps. in bs.uuhaI color.
''' ''' eLS s,se. o sswTSss ma
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LII those member. II the
yet had an opportunity 70 contribute the
subscription director OF the
American Colonization Society requested their dona
tons Rev Wlisn McLsn, Coiopirsn once
avenue Jackson Hail. tn. subscription viii cload on
Monday night j. ~ DANfORTH,
Jan I4-anf Agent pro ,s-
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VALUABLE Improved CITY Property at Private
sssA new thres story and basement brick house
street, with or without tn. furniture.
Two brick The
three brick house between lin
streets, with stable, Ac, suitable bakery.
49,. H. N. sTRATroN, Aucuop-~r,
Jan l5-I Coz. Pa. n az.
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,n;-The Dedication OF the New Presbyterian Church,
Of h and will take pace Sabbath morning, ii
John q. Smith, At O'Clock,
A. G. will preach Citizens and
yespeclful,y invited. A vii be made Jan
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IN after Monday, January IL, and mail trains
" r follows;
Washington z and 81 a. .
Ok and5 p.
.a@.a On sundays at !, M, and ~, p IN.
Leave Baltimore at 4 aud *. a. m.
4 IS and 6 35
On Sundays at A. and 49, p. III.
will be- mail trains
stopping only Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction
- 4. II. PARSONS
Jan I4--dn .... ..... Agent
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NEW oRLEAss, Jan. l2-The Hon. r. Butler King. late
collector at San Francisco erved here from
California in the steamship Philadelphia. He is going on
10 Washington,
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A MEXICAN HOUs1, Hanover Stree, D~sson ny
Rice Rebuilt snisrred and elegantly furnished
of the travelling public.
Des Idly
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(P~nn'yIrdria orerve CONNER Of Nirh ar,cfl
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or PRIVATE
familyUn Saturday morning, January OF
ton at 10 O'clock shall furniture FAMILY
cining housekeeping consulting Of
One mahogany. piano forte
Sofas, divans, lounges, rockers, chairs
Pidehosrd, tables. wardrob"s, wssbstxnds
Dressing and pisin bureaus, towel racks
High, French and low post bedsicsds
Cots, mnttresses feather beds, and pilows
Looking ea.ees, crockery and
Wood n
Carpets cooking, parior, and chamber stoves,
Jan 5-1
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ATTENTION, CONTHACr ORs.-we, tn. undersigned, bsv-
IA ing constructed dredging machine the Petersburg
be in Appoms0r declining
purchase the machine Of tb. Job r the
river passing hands hereby offer
o sale. Its built on the plan lately patented BY Calvin VIII
We viii u de
machine of the kind It's We
have declined proposing for Of
business elsewhere We also offer sale with the dredging
chine four lighters, and the right tn.
Tor river WALKER DUNLAP
Jan I9-dst.
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Ihf R1iLrnaa c.lahralion


WHEELING (Va,) Jsu Is The ursonsts from Bslti-
more being detained here 10y the and tho slide
which occurred last night the road. hundred
Of them have decided a trip to Cincinnati.
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srHK CoiaAabis Musical Association viii give as
Il Third concert Of the ssasoa
On Saturday evening nsxt, Jan, is, lass,
AT CARUsIs SALOON, t@s
Under the eonducosp Lenseho, aided BY the
distinguished eanaee Muller, MIR Hoffman, the emf
nsnt bayse. both Of Baltimore.
10 commence al Z O'Clock precisely
PROGRAMME
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Adrm. Co.'S Erp... once rsnnsyIv.ns avenue
copies Of be procured application
KING,
Agent Gpr w.ioh, peurs,,s ~ Washington
Ian -dTir jackson nnr the nisuict OF Columbia
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposal. received
the Appoma,to1 for several miles, indicated
.. M map 10 mn me sS gsu sSs and rd
bot,omhu. indicating four distinct ehannsi from which the
is. To high water breadth
Is1 feet the bottom and from deep water 10 The A WAN
the bottom, and from deep the same
Of feet on The bottom and from deep water to the 'sn
4h. high water, for breadth
.irty deep wharf
ssi. -;
ed BY ne y y.ssss BY s JOB the
s % %s z, %s the s's. : ,.s: q
respond with the .oandns, carefully sd down on The map .
uaee corresponding reference. sons he river bank nv
No, les. than half mil. Of the work will be inspected and
esved ume and payments on secoun' Of work DONE me
c anssn pr cent 70 :. ~,'nns from lime % ms gu he
formnnce Of the contract. ' A '#H
dredging
Captain Corp. Ess,as en- = and s sr.ss, @oan.
The mosmSrs Ensu,s, and wh n. Norfolk a, %
sun; Phi.arph. and North Amrric.n
Journal q co%srcs and courie, and Enquirer. Of New yc.. tbs
usry, fG1f
ss~"s s...r ip ss s.'y s''
THIS by
simplicity Il. s-s. and Strength o. i. .ssS .s1 ~
I gs s q s. mn ss Z:
linen wooen, good.,
leather II simple thai child Of 10 OF Under
rspidy ssnans out
han Be- dcss ~ hand The .scs. m
Independent Of each much ths, other stitch
stl holds good and II 10 unte
than any sn., 's-r m,snn: eve, Thu: mschn'
Kind. t.ovn, ssnssy n,rodaesd
Avery sewing uschn. Company have perfected their
,py sho.., novice ord.rs sddr.-sd
CHARLES NErTLEroN as broadway, New orb, III
promps attention,
Dec o3--dem s.## @E tslr .#aszH H#t fEf s##a
CITY Hall square, topposte City Hall Fountain,
Nsw York city built opened suhscrber
lss and rehu~d and furnished ssa
The world u contains
unen only al. Of which gratis al
hu"d ,uppjcd with
ton wser through cocks.
rom The hall. and water eioses every floor win be ~ win
during the sight Ths
and sptssdid vicinity
"r os:ns:. and the principal places Of amusement.
ALAR0E supevsov ysst III phas.s .pph sa-raaAs
cothtnG Just rec~vsd Aad will sale at
my snencn room up .'a' conpn.nsn following
sapss black and hue dres~ &C coats
olive, black, and brown business
E-a"sns"s and norhwessern sacks ezl#aa
Reversible and cloth silk lined ovsr,scks
Aso, sspendd LOT of fiimiis an entirely
w circle cloth coak fancy
win sr.s variety Of drsss and parry vssss, Ac
- 49,. y. .eeS---
CHOICE HAvAsA ciaAss r~S.svsa per h~1s-
La India ard Uppm.n., Lspdres
eo'u"os and other ersnd' ,,! p.y .l.Hyru.yy
r. r:s" avenue south sids between ~ AID 9Th ssrs'S
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IA EMOGRs. Journal snd Correspondents. Thomas
III Moor. edited by Lord John Russell Nos.
ysn II rRAHCK TAYLOR.
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TrauKylvania University.

TrauAylv ania University. ...
THE thirty nfA open March, 1852
continue for four months under the faculty heretofore
The advance
full elrewnere S45 Ma
Is Graduation fee. SIS
Boarding, from 81 to % per week, III
ROBERT PETER, VI. D..
bean OF the Medical Faculty
LEXINGTON, Kentucky, January, 1883 Jan lt-3tswIN
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Railroad dccident.

CfsciSsATI. Jan 10 The night train from Columbus TO
Cleveland last night tree which had fallen
the Lagrange and the locomotive and Two
forward precipitsted into ditch and much
aged. No person injured. The train delay
ed twelve hours. ".".
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Governor of Maine.
Ra iiroad accident.

COLUMBUS. (O.) Jan. l3The passenger rain when
Fremont, Ohio, eff the track this morning The engine,
press car and passenger cars badly ashed
Two badly injured, Of whom 10 not expected
10 live. Several others also hurt. ...#.