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Custom Uoase Dirioa Trosjo If sferchondirs
IN The feanadepec and Nicaragua When chsndise
transported in bond the thns Of Tehuanepec by
the route Of San Juan de Nicaragua the examinations
and certificates required by the consul and
and Insure Identification OF the goods as when
transported By the Panama route. Examination Ger
ticato must ia all be made by the United States rev.
agent ii there be either the port arrival or de-
parture the route and by the United States also
there be at the other terminus Of the here
United States agent the route, the
and certificate required to be made By the United States
consul the port Of arrival departure II there one
and by both If there is at each port
On The arrival Of the goods at the port Of destination in The
United States the copy Of the entry with the official
tcaes thereon be directed at 10 the collector
the customs. II the collector is satisfied the identy
Of the goods he ADM. the 10 entry
housings but If not satisfied, he must keep them in custody
and report the to the department for instructions
Masters Of vessels conductors Of railroad cars Other
vehicles by which goods conveyed from part of
United States another the routes above indicated
required have and exhibit manifest merchandise
az in other Of transportation Of goods.
On the arrival of the goods the port destination then
must ediatcy be entered for rewsrehoasing the
for which must be in all copy Of the withdrawal
TRY at the port Of last withdrawal.
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THIRTEENTH IEfTAI4m ENT.- open TODAY the ,bir-
ecuh iwstasrent VI celebrated
We oil mills produce brubds below named
Our branded our
excellence.
House ahn aycc tprI
and chiden's
shaker ioneclothr sfhouse-
wife, nm cxc~Ient sh,riing cotton.
Everlasting sh'ring" Of weight, remarkably
soft -
With fall Supply Of all hs other shsgx from
low priced hne.
100 pieces psr ward nm Tn
the hnsGi Nas lot rsai ssh fanssls 7x crr,~
per yard spwa,Js
100 superior bscschcd unbIssed and COTTON
hxnust2
rs pseces hnc ginllIams,
Whe
regular qualities, usually mic~s.
,srys IOt OF blankets, comforts cotton shceiings, &C.
New saFpie~ daily.
tine proverb,niiy iow price only.
Goods spurph,iow
nvafds1 nor Will They BE- exchanged en-
Delay In settling billie present
Good Aices, low and lair dealing relied
csses FERRY h BROTHER,
I" Central s,crcs,o building,
Sep 3-srcn opposiue Centre MARKET.
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LOCAL ws.

RELIEF roR THE NoRroLK AND PORTSMOUTH, surrEaERs.--
Every cass in community the old and young the rich
and poor to be animated by
pulse in behalf Of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers The
indications that the total subscriptions will exceed S20
0oD..
The hackIncn OF city worked hard yesterday as IL
their earnings to be for their benefit Their re-
ceipts must have been considerable
The hands engaged the Washington aQueuc con-
ibutcd $3.50 for the relief OF the rate
Of 81 each should be rccoected to their that the
pay of these noble fellows is only 81 per day.
The proprietors of several retail stores have n
nounced their intention TO devote the profits one days
sales for the sufferers This excellent idea worthy
of general imitation
The general standing appointed Mt the meeting
Of citizens Saturday evening last
Of te mayors invitation met at the City Hall
morning. Present. his honor the mayor W. T. Dove from
the First Ward; John H. Riley, Second Ward; Daniel Rat
clife Third Ward; Samuel Bacon, Fourth Ward John r.
Ingle, Fifth Ward.
John T. Inale was appointed treasurer and John III Riley
secretary.
On Of WIN. T. Dove il was resolved that the sum
Of one hundred dollars be placed in the hands Mrs Eek
hard Mrs. Cows and Mrs. Radcliffe procure such articles
Of clothing they think needed for the relief of the su
iering poor OF Norfolk and Portsmouth.
George T. Jones appointed TO take charge and for
ward such articles may be received Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
The following named ladies appointed collecting com,
mittees for The several wards viz
For the First ward-Mrs. Israel Mrs Earle. and q; w
Riggs SecondMrs. Dr. Gurey, Mrs. DR.. Breed and Mrs
stephen Hill ThirdMrs. l.. J. Giless, Mrs. Charles r.
Wood aud Mrs George II. Jones Fourth-Mrs (iaor ur
Parker Mrs. g. s. Gideon and MRS. j. r. CsIian Fifth
Mrs W. J. Mcdonald, Mrs. Dr. Hanson, and Mrs. Mosher
SixthMfs. Robert Clarke Mrs. Wn. Hpdrcs and Mrs 81
A. II. MARKS; SeventhMrs T. X. Gray, Mira. Dr. Nor
gam and Mr.. George Garrett
The committee requested to this morning at the
mayors office, ut II O'Clock.
The attention of the reader is invited 10 tho card which
appears in our advertising columns this morning
Il he nplnci .F Tho
Columbian College. MIR Quinche one of our moot en;ner,
I and successful instructors.
Among the guests at Wizards Hotel are Hon. r. N r
Hunter, OF Virginia and Hon. c. r. Scarburpb of the ni
ted States Court OF Claims
We are requested to state that In consequence
OF por ton of the Marine Band twho the
Presidents Mounted Gnards TO Baltimore 18th inst
there will be no music Wednesday 9th ins) at the
Capitol grounds.
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ACCIDENTAL. LOW have 30 pieces fine n eve
II dirpsrs o. ~ well sspeor article
10 ch,leren'E "
Twenty pieces OF i've finer numbers Of hnu.
Cheap Scotch dlsp.rs, n / apd que
Table diapers and dsnosss, from medium ws
stylish '
Napkins, t"we's. ard tovreiiings In endless
Liner shreong~ and pillow lpoas, navy barzups.
Pure Irish icbE in s qualities, them
70 our ofdefi by tins bcm puro all linen"
good = "
We make sTot
the narset hence
creased. - =
large ioi 81 medium and blankets.
Fourteen dozen bed comforts.
our general furnish
inr consumption, daily r.penished.
Constantly On hand all ard of MI gusifs.
coriper stock Of
One price only which precindes settling
TO tips. who pas their bills when presented
Good ARTICLES low prces and dealing be relied
cases.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
g Central stnrws," est building,
sspti@ioeua Opposite Centre Market
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Al sprngdne, Fairfax county, Virginia,
ins cnngesvc GEORGE DALE, eq 6Vd yssr
his connected with the Post Once
sunday, inst residence
Roach. esq.,, Aexada county Virginia. DR. JAS. CARSON
native of Armagh. Ireland In Tire SD Of his
Funeral will IA place O'Clock morning.
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The reported Election If Senator AscAixom
ST. Lou~ tMo.) Sept. e.The reported election Of SEN
ator Atchson TO the United Senate from this State
BY the New York Tribune, garing hoax as il is well
months % come
I'VE lind the above despatch in the New York Times Of
yesterday morning. We do the legislature of
Missouri could have met az the time designated by Irb-
une, as the Of that State is in this ethyl
Election Maine
PoETLAsp September I0Tbc returns received indicate
that the democrats have carried the Mor loss in
this city Is 500.
Artied II the Steamer Empire CITY us; oe California
New York, Sept TO- The steamer Empire City, from As
pnwsi with California mails Of the 18th ut and 1919 600
IN treasure, arrived here about noon.
The sdvicea by this arrival have been anticipated vim San
Juan.
The news from the sthmus is unIuportant.
Valparaiso dates TO July 3d. and Calao August TO- had
reached Panama Trade active Valparaiso owing
numerous arrivals Flour great demand for Austria
lis-sales at SlI 80 xl2.
The presidential election Bolivia had terminated in
OF General Cordoba, son -in-sw of Belsen.
The dacs from Melbourne, Australia sre the 10th of
june The yield of gold continued steady. Flour had
largely advanced.
Railroad Lsass.
CHeAco, Sept. l0.I is reported that the Chicago Al
tom and St Louis railroad has 10 Hamilton Spen
yearly. '*--~-~
Henry Robbery.
PTTsBunc, Sept. l0.Twenty persons we're committed
to Jail in Cambria county Saturday charged with
ing iron from the State railroad. 1t estimated that
to the value Of at least sic has stolen More
rests are to be made
The Plague Ship
BALTIMORE, Sept l0.--The steamship Franklin, which
conveyed the yellow fever to Portsmouth, is in the river be-
to come up There is excitement the Point and
threats have been destroy her she attempts 10
up to the city.
No boat left Norfolk yesterday consequently there is no
from there to-day.
Anothcr Raiiroud accident.
PHILADKLrHA, Sept. 10-A train of the Reading
railroad thrown of the track Saturday by the dis
placement of switch, and passenger
or lss injured The passengers unipured owing
the Of mind Of the engineer The passengers sub
scrbed 500 for the purchase Of watch present to him.
Markets.
New YoaK, September lo.-Cotton unchanged, with
cents-sass Of 1000 barrels. Wheat ID tribe higher
southern mixed 81 90 Corn s easier, but quotaby
owor. Mess pork has advanced from 1917 50 per
BARREL Beef 10 firm, with upward tendency. Lard is
firm. Whiskey Is heavy.
BALrIMoRs, September l0-Flour il dull and sales
reported Howard street and City Mills held ut
81 so per barrel Wheat Is considerably highcrsales Of
900 bushels good to prime white 81 20 81 ranged
81 90 81 10. Corn has sdvancedsass Of white So
cents yellow firm at 80 Sales of Maryland oat
5000 bushels, at 35 a 40 cents
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Tbs rieHr sERAsroroLThe captain Of an American
vessel freghtng for the French government writes
home from Baaklava July % that the allies have about
100000 soldiers in the Crinlea. lie says;
The two armies have advanced the trenches to within
bf,y yards OF each other and make dreadful havoc
could the Russians throw shells from the Redan and
Ma!akoH towers directly into the English and French
trenches and it is melancholy sight to the poor fell
lows taken ont Of them, knocked to pieces.
| WINS talking with officer, who has been in the
Crimea throughout the campaign and he of opinion
Russian Notifications the best engineering he
knew. From elevated position where You see the
whole camp, II is most magnificent sight had good
view of Sebasopo and all the ships in the harbor
PErrEnsusr IL MicncAs.--The Detroit Democrat says
there s peppermint grown in ST. Joseph county,
Michigan, than in any other locality in the Union 1t is
tue staple product Of The oil is extracted and
sold at 81 80 per pound. An will yield from fifteen
to twenty pounds making very profitable crop.
The uulo AND MISSISSIPPI aAnnoAD-The Bacon ticket
for directors Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Com
pany has been successful By 253oO against 2o500
Nj Bacon received Al 1913 votes he having been placed
both tickets The report OF the investigating committee
appointed by the ST. Louis Chamber Of Commerce TO ex
anime the books, vouchers 6c connected with the Illinois
division of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad that
vouchers have been found for all the expenditures
which amount to the unprecedented OF 023056 10
There has been expended the road, yet unfinished S.
36428 - though the estimated cost only S25o0Ooo
CHAMPAGNE coKks-Lovers of fine imported champagne,
who smack their lips with infinite yo, over the sparkling
beverage acquired that they slipping the veritable Held
sech need not he informed that the corks from the bottles
out OF which they pour the supposed indus
rionsy gathered up by hoel-keepers and others and
sent to New York. where they sod to be again to
impose upon other flats who take airs at the table
each ia the price of cors bearing bottom the
Heidsech' brand For particulars inquire at the hotels
where the genuine article Is sold, if such there are
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ing II may be remarked that fseces Of hne -wooled
riees beecme in few years, owing perhaps
climate.
" The value Of sheep from e. S. Average
yield Of wool, i've pounds to a sheep"
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Preparatory Department.
COLUM BIAN COLLEGE,
WAsnfxeroS, ID, q.

A. J. oUIHCHE, A. NJ, Principal
Pupils prepared philosophical
OF the College and complete busness educnoB
those who desire IN the appropriate classc OF this school
and q he College
principal years engaged, eminent
teaching classical faculty
Of the College their supervisory thus securing the pupils
thorough discipline vi the College itself
pavement College grounds
nc IN omnibus VIII, Ia pectad, be provided
The tuition for the year 10 $50.
The begins the last "Wednesday September
Wednesday tp June.
Reference further information principal
to enc OF the faculty or trustees Of The College.
Sep ll--endl0t'
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CEUSRetOWh FehAAf6 Do1MbhAEV.
REPORT having been indusnsiy the effect
st the terms Tor boarding tuition
been advanced i've hundred dollars NY
duly give II cx plicit
do know how The oiieinsied agency
has gained currency The my Published cu.s
iogne made with great cearness, and hardly
vericd 20 6onhc The stated.
The rer se~oo nj
month"; The additional domestic con
sumption compelled my . $3.50.
The teams for day and unchanged
WILLIAM j. CLARKE,
eeW 7~-lw CeuyrctOyvn d. e.
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wheat as now whens The fields with its rich blossoms
and fills the air with fragrant perfume Not alone the
rich valleys but the rough hill countries appear TO ha
every available spot whiened with this delicate plant At
this season, when fruits take the place OF flowers the
oueawheat blossom adds peculiar grace the landscape
Never dd THIS grain give greater promise OF heavy
and no irosis occur for three weeks the crop is safe
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appointment Of Route Agsm.-Mr. Thomas G. Arm
strong Of Tennessee has been appointed agent
Memphis and Charleston railroad Salary $500 per year
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YELLOW Fever Considered in all its Relations H. La
j NJ n. 9, vols. 81
Elements Of Medicine; comperdious pathology
Dickson, M D., LII. n. - Is
Practical Treatise Diseases
xie, n. D. e. Is.
Of Europe Framed in Ideas; by c. Baro 81
Liprncons Pronouncins World
sining notice Of nearly hundred thousand p'nc.s s.
III Bookstore,
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Relief for the Sufferers At Norfolk and Porfssnsuah.
TIE .rceeds Of shs from stalls
kct Tuesday will
OF the su6evsvs Nosfo,h usual
will be ubu2asnuy snpped with
tables
from hrm. NY III other
charitable respectfuIy s0cicd N
this opportunity contribute towards The mevnou
tin Of STRICKEN na,shbcrs Sisn the stsls Valley
View Farm JOHN n, KING
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR sALR~-On Thnrxday
September ~ Ut S, In front OF the premises win sell
thai lot 49, In beginning lin
and " rs from The southeast
north rs fcet LOO hsuin
ous trceo brick lause aud back building Axtas css,
&C.
Afro at lot square, thereon
beginning street, 10 feel from ansIe
square hcncs ~ inch,
TONED lot IS feet inches, nches
soulh to the begnning.
This property from it, position and pUxlnhy Pswasy
vars Gail 10 be OF and Acrsss
The lots VIII be sold separately. @4 "
Terms Of cash residue yesrs
with interest Deferred - s{
on the promises. Titlc perfect
Jas c. MCGUIRE
Eeptl-d Arctiuneer.
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Agricultural Dirson II The Patent 0fce.SheepA letter
has been received from Mr.. H. r. Moore of Big Mound Lee
county Iowa. giving the following OF the
renring Of sheep in that State
Sheep, during the past year. have been greatly enhanced
In We have of the French and Spanish Menos
and Southdowns with stock The Spanish is
con sdored the few have been introduced into
from Vermont valued at from 500 to s20o each
Most OF large ok consist Of French Merinos, with
The best mutton have is obtained from
common breed The profit OF sheepaising about per
the capital invested including the expense Of keep
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G ZEN ERAL NE VS..

SUICIDE MURDEn-Driven TO desperation by poverty,
two single named Stein, natives OF Prussia
med suicide in New York ON Thursday BY prussc acid,
and destroyed little boy belonging 10 Of them with
the same poison.
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Made In WcsferM virgintA, whore Weol y cheap
III and soad and he manufacturers Do ei
fabrics psntifnlsy.
plaid linseya,
Also white twted excellent
draw shirts.
They from thc factory Virginia,
hc<angy hcm thu bert goods We
perfect wit
a prices
charged in this market fabrics Of
10 bsles sfsy drnh fued cisths superior quality.
800 pairs Blankets assorted
IL bales pada o4nabuy ssnaburg cacocs heavy
cotI0ns.
Deng largely goods qualities decided
cpce os ervsnts' safely purchasers
unusual Inducements.
Ono provsrbisliy low price ENVY.
Good articles Pfices and fair dealing relied
PERRY BROTHER,
sCenirul 5torxr /" building
Sep ll-l0idH Opposite Centre Market.
THE LARGE sIZEs.-wc And looking through stock
i that IN OH v =
1cU large Aienduc gu,ls sl adapted
for hotels and boarding and will be sod cnenp.
leo pairs fine AVID priced baAkoss the rge
beds, low prices
With iow-piccd napkins, towels, sceings kinds
New supplies daily.
provcrhialy
Good articles, and fair dealing be relied In all
PERRY & BROTHER,
"Cenua, stovcs,n building
Sep li-btdn Opposiss Ceutc Market.
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$500 Ns' give PIDuii-c Vi
and Il no iross occur for three weeks the crop is safe
Another SERIOUS RAILROAD AccrDEsr--lt would
il railroad accidents just had assumed an epidemic
form Another accident occurred on the Camden and
Amboy railroad Saturday near Beverly, New Jersey,
by tbs breaking of the axle of the forward truck the
connective The engineer killed and fireman serious
y injured None Of tho passengers were injured do
spatch from Burlington says
1.-The accident occurred at half p m and
esioned ~ law IN the axle next to the wheel An eAam
showed the axle have been sound about inch
halt III diameter of five inches Soon after the accident
occurred the engineer asked Whats broker Gn being
told the axle he replied thought So Such a remark
leads To the inference that he the depot of
flaw and, Notwithstanding recklessly pericd the lives of
the passengers as well as his own"
CuEIoUs CONFERENCE.-THE murder OF Captain George p
Frazer of the cipper-shp Water Witch of New York.
that the captain OF the Ariel had also been murdered by
some OF his crew. II is singular, coincidence, that
Frazer used TO command the Ariel
Az UNFORTUNATE YAMny.--Captain Pendeton, OF the
schooner E. $. Pendleton Of Gloucester drowned in
that barbor Sunday evening He had just returned
from fishing cruise He the twelfth one OF family
Of fourteen SONS who have been drowned.
DEATHS BY RAILROAD DIsAsrERs.-It is estimated that
since March ~ 1853 the killed and wounded by railroad
accidents in the United States and in Canada hs been
follows.
hiiied l06
Total. 4bs
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PERsosALThe widow OF the iIl-iaed Professor Webster
has two of her daughters married into the Dabney family
Nr. Dabney is American of princely fortune and
ners, and of great influence Fayal
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pURE ALL LINEN FABRICS IN GREAT PROFU-
son-our stock the highest point 9oods
class.
Table damnsk in all grade. and Widths medium to crta
stylish and hpc
An Widths sheen5s pillow essc al think much
less than the prices.
Table napkins OF The best and modern styles really
prices
Toweilirgs and towels " endlcss variety.
doyiies, and tn,ce
Newport 'Dadoa Tutkh cotton push and other hath
towels - -"
Brdeye Scotch and other diapers,
hps, fot chden's nprups
Long lawns
Probably the rnrs III
qualities, IN the District which ireland
%
10 dozen stitched linen shin bosons pieces
New supplies received daily
one Prveb'siy low price only Al ebcus establish
positively prohibited rae price, which
uarsed Hence
conhden nee TINT they chsrpvd
fersoUs the habn
cali and hou.c 1s
bosi jndxss n goods rr~tcucdl 49,
Those Who have paid ois July hills please do 40 before
commencing ~-
Good articles low aud relied on i'm ~
cases. FERRY BROT}ER
Central storcs, wcss bu,eing.
sePf-s""h Opposite Centre Maskct
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'lEAvILyrAxED cTY-The taxes Of New York city this
year are $5e43,s22
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T,OPOGRAPHfCAL Map Of SevastspoI. aud Bss en-
virons iseued from actual survey the Drah Admiralty,
showing with
nenchmeuts PARALLELS and po~iiions
bsiteres
Kannssch Rxdnn
Sc SC, large sheet, closed part
Imported, few copies ory, by Price,
Sepil FEAKCK TAYLOR. y
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Bounty LANDS IN TExAs-Those persons, or their heirs
who served in the revolution OF Texas in 1885, entitled
TO about 900 of land within the limits of that State
and those who served in any Of her since 1896
titled To Gao acres
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I lPPISCOTT's Complies Pronou actng (saxesseer ss
the World ,f nearly hundred thousand
places. So. Juss published, and for sale
TAYLOR MAURY's
Sep IL Bookstore, 9th
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D. ;. Q. mcGUIMr, Auctss.ssr.


VRUsTEEd' SALE OF STEAMER UNiON,-ou Thusssay sep
cusbe Nh 1855 At ~ O'Clock, ~ vitas I'll deed ira
Tearing date the 18Th day Of june ie55 and racaded
No. w. foiuS 40. Of the land
In the District OF Coiumbia, sndsgasd
called Uuion present Tunnar larry boat
betweea this city and Alexandra.
This steamer built iu Washington
62 feet length breadth of beam - feet
feet 10 ncbes se All 1895
enrolment. Her engine
horse engine built by Smith Pekins, Virgin.
ia She either rnd and
ing and unloading freight
Terms One half cash the rrdue In sz; months for
touly endorsed note, bearing in,esesl
s GaaklEs q NILS s.., ,rn...s,.
JAS. {. MCGUIRE
Sep 5-d,d Aucsian~er.
JIYDxAULIC CEMENT u superior quAlity.--A isvc
III and rcgn'ar fresh supply Tor sale BY
Sept 7-d2w Waller styeot, Georgetown.
lsNA BURG Caiicoes S~ryants.-Now In stssv--
1000 ysrds blue aud white orange
icocs."
We originated introduced this article
They
IN opinicn, the fabric
Cousaniiy full supply dry goods OF re-
IabIa quali,rs, adapted for srrsans cIuilns.
Ono prnverhiuty low price only.
Delay ciosinc all bills present
PERRY T. BROTHER,
:. Central Ssores,v est building
Sep 5--tiohf Opposite Centre Market
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Anothcr Raitroud accident.

PHILADKLpHIA, Sept l0.A train of the Reading
railroad thrown of the track Saturday by the dis
placement Of switch, and passenger
or Less injured The passengers unniured owing
the Of mind OF the engineer The sub
scribed 500 for the purchase of watch present him.
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DEATHS BY RAILROAD DIsAsrERs.It is estimated tina
since March ~ 1853 the killed and wounded by rairoas
accidents in the United States aud in Canada has been
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The RECEIPTS pAY.--Thcre arrived at New York
Saturday last BY the North river tow boats and the
Erie railroad l0o4 barrels Of -four 1896 bushels corn
G5oo do OATS ga barrels whlsAey 10 casks ashes 400
bags of meal 3el boxes cheese 27 packages butter 1900
sides leather, 200 sheep and 6T7 hogs.
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PTrsBrno, Sept l0Twenty-six persons committed
to Jail in Cambria county Saturday charged with steal
ing iron from the State railroad 1t estimated that
to the value Of at least has been stolen More
rests are to be made.
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CHICAGO, Sept l0H reported that the Chicago, Al
tom and ST. Louis railroad has been leased Hamilton Spen
late vice president Of the company for 81 zoo 900
1 yearly. 4-tAs4 sas-gss*
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PORTLAND, September I0Tbo returns received indicat
that the democrats have carried the State Morris loss
this city Is 300.