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AMusementa.

THE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open
i 70 the Public at small charge until further notice. Most
stths Paintings and ststuary are still on exhibition.
7 AFARGE's METROPOLITAN THEATER,
~, SSsoS 4. raRs%EIs
s ssSS1. s sSsk IT,. md
be prior to s Ss' s.pso io
''-~''''S Th lis gTas:Ss, fSESISo ISL int
Second S S.s MRDsnsb 1s'' isS . F.A.
The price NJ e. r a&ckT ID. the
Lyqu' AA' of 6s ;sf p6 pR1s' oshS be
el.t. with Reserved Seats One Dollar and Fifty Cent?;
Private BO.e' according to locality and capacity Six 70
Box Once open this day stsA. NJ tO5P.M; Doors open
p. no aSss Of EuCsfsi% SoS seSa Op' w
WALLACK's THEATER.-Doors open at6i;
w curtain Adm.:np,s. oiSis and a. r ,.s
S.s :ss s. ss:''s i' sESEFT bSoyaHAT
TUESDAY Nj T SsGs'a; x%r s os ssE
With M.sas Broushsu Blake Lester Bland and Mss Ben
nett NJ" o sii1sisS AND sns fhE fsARIEs
With excellent cast Dancing singing &C
" BKSEFiT s'eo or Mr. BRoTenAM.
thF'' time this season tSs eo Ss LIE Hfsa'
Rupert Wolfe. Mr. Lester
Doctor Dsle.. MI pousaa
WIDOW Joyben.................... B,oushsm
foss,Ssr with r.t iime the .edio comic romantic ssen
Wy '''', SFLAHIeAN AND THE FAIRIES
lhsim OflsDssn brousnam
Mary 0rlsns.n :: -; i.i stephens
the 'c The q H ia sfss or an iRisa FAIR
\, M u SrG Ss,n will ns The R''n Blade and dance
New jig Country Dance by all the characters
pURTON's THEATER, Chambers-st-TUES-
ID DAY-Two 'sg r, .q q =, c s,s slor
On swr ns htnisTs AND AM ' YVES Ms ssa
H. Burton a. Bahsssr THE Manager and Bxy Ls,kadsy;
M Jordan NJ Usher MIG R:y%Snd Mn H1shs ch ts
BROADWAY THEATER-BOxes and Parquet,
ID cents, Family Circle and Upper rer Is cents Private
SaE y EfTISE 5aSsy
Prince Felix Mr. W. Harrison PomponO Mr. Hor r
sor m ciosersi:. Nh. Pyns
A. LINE As Two PEAS x..cso...s.,
NATIONAL THEATER. Manager, A: Fl.
ss. r ~ cents ossh..tI. ch:i., 50 sss pS0 of
THIS EsnsS sS? Will 6 psrs1ss
fa %i .sis nSh EEnnsn n wI IER5x
Conclude viii a GLANCE AZ HEwYosk L i'''
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
1xRERxoRMANCEs AFTERNOON and EVENING
1VEspA Feb Is lsSS--EvENlN0, at "a O'Clock, THE
ORPHAN OF GENEVA, and POOR PILLiCODDY Az.
ffkNOONs 81 O'Clock, THE DUMB NAN OF MAN.
CHESTER Aanittanee cent?; Children under ten. l2ic.
DOWERY THEATER.-Proprietera and Man.
- eyer. l. r. WALDRoN Stage Manager ROBT JONEa
ss.ss = eta; RI, u. s,; Galley ~ Door open q
Dsses. Mis- l. Wels Scotch Llt Misses salome ala
shARDY MAGUIRE. To eooelede with OUR GAL
GEO. CHRISTY 4 WOODS MINSTRELS-
" Ne "a s'ssd-sy:L ~, 4 s Every EVENING
RUCKLEYs EERENADERS, No. $50 Broad
~ Wy.-EvERY NIGHT ths wsek.
PARYIcuLAa REeuEsr,
The Grand Buxiesgus on the Opsrs Of
LUCREZ1A B0R0lA -
rsssslhs tAs OPEN MORO hlNSTRELSY CONCERT
1y'slsek Tickets - essta
AvARICE-An original DFama, IN Eve scts, BY
= . SsaAs q H. usssyss.s Kiae Dsy.aSXr a., =
S~Err SS.r''s'@ A1d'ss sp'ssSs0 NV - sss
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RUY the BEST WORK on the
II EASTERN WAR

EUROPE AND THE ALLIES OF fHE PAST AND OF
TO-DAY With Complete History Of the Eastern War In
esdne Biographical Sketches Of the Car the sultan ouer
Psna sehsmy Lord Rsssn Csnrobert. and the Command
o. Is
The anove viii contain Of historical events In the
tDee OF Naroeons the First and Third showing the compsr
son between the two periods
Also sill be Published on the 18th.
EUROPE AND THE ALLIES With Complete Hstery
Of the Eastern War is Battles and Generals IT'S pages; lila
minated peper cover and prousey illustrated from superior
Photousphs 80 eents; clio h gilt, IS eenta
lo Agents wanted sell the above in every town and vii
lsse In the United States and Canada
Just published, edition much improved, Of
BROWNS JOYS CARPENTERS ASSISTANT AND
RURAL ARCHITECT Quarto. 81
eco copies ofthe above valuable work have been sold
Z. LlvERMORE, Publisher,
No Raj Nsv. York
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VALENTINES, vALEET1NE6-Ah large Ans
v vssisl ssasnsat Of cuPIps PAM e ~ nr1Tsss
Seek etsf;s.sry "a Vasissy 1tsss. No. - adrss q.
Gi-L1sA - ~ - Vin1SV VIII ~ Bestso, ~ -
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fine ArtG.

nECORATIVE FRISCO PAINTER, Of the
IL GERMAN ana ITALIAN SCHOOL, 10 ready to DEC
CRATE the approved manner In all styea Addreo
o. Nc. zoe sprnsst New-fork oEOhoE FChr
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4ctels.

EAGLE HOTEL-LODGINGS.-
can obtain clean and co nortable rooms for per ask
and per week. the Hotel Of Pash5ea end
Wllism sts
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Nem Civilizations.

nor YOUNG MEN and YOUNG WOMEN
Il FOWLERs AND WELLS, No. 500 Broadway, have Just
published,
TIL f w VS. OF l. F e;
Showing the Right Way, and Wrong Way, the High Way,
and the Low Way the True Way, and the False Way the
Way Of Honor and the Way Of Dhonor By the Rev g. s.
WEAVER.
work by the author of Hopes and Helps, marked
by the moral bearing adapted TO both sexes
The following interesting topics among the Contents
PRsNcIPLE AND PLEASURE; Honesty AND Policy RcHr
AND MIGHT; Snow AND SUBSTANCE; Luck AND PLUCK
THEORY AND PRACTICE; FACT AND FIcTIoS THE REAL AND
IDEAL; CHARACTER AND REPuTATIoS KNOWLEDGE AND CuL
ruRE; The ACTUAL AND THE POSSIBLE. Price, 50 cs
HOPES AND HELPs-Same Author. 10 cents
MENTAL sCIENCE-ss IS cents
EDUCATION COMPLETE-Embrscps Physiology, AMI
NAL end Mental, Self Culture and Memory In VOL BY
s. Fowler. 81 , ~, soo p,
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MUSIC at REDUCED PRICES.-One of the
WI largest and besected stoke Of American and Euro
pean MUSIC the United Sates comprising all of the popu
sr and choice Music day for sale large per cent
LEES than can be had the combination dealers Small profits
resistance monopoly fair remuneration to artistic talent
and native compoee being the actuatns
motive in above reduction meeting with universal sppoos'
ton from public. PIANOS at extremely low prices
prsins hole OF ten different msnuf,etohes MELODEONs
from Eve different manuactoesesch instrument guaranteed
Pianos Pianos for sale monthly psymen or city
acceptance HORACE WATERS No. SS Broadway.
NB-sparilipg POLKA, BY Thomn Baker 4 having an i'm
mense sale. Sixth edition is now out Price 80 cents
MUSIC at the REDUCED PRICES.-HOR.
vi ACE WATERS Of No. SS5 Broadway, Ia making In
ense sales his large stock Of American and European
Mus purchasers avail themselves OF the redue-
ton pay the old rates to the combination Dealers
and a. bis assortment comprises all the choice and popu!
Music of the day He also sells Planes Melodeons and Mu
scsl instruments all kinds at extremely low rates HIS
assortment comprises those Of different msnufse
tories of Meodeons Of Eve different manufsctoes
Piuos 10 rent. Pianos for sale. monthly psyments
Sparkling Polka" BY Thomas Baker having IN n'1''
sale-the si1th edition IL nov cut,
DLANK BOOKS and STATlONERY.-N. ).
ID PARKHURsT continues to supply all articles in the
stsops,y line such CoPy,ss Presses Writing and Note
Papers Of every description Time Books Plain and Fancy
Stationery Alsc Printing Ruling and Binding executed with
D'''' n s. PxRKHURsT. Agent. No. sA Broadway, I.
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M USIC at the REDUCED PRICE.-Our new
vi CATALOGUE Of MUSIC, ct tbs greatly reduced price
now ready viii be sent part of the United States
without charge In order that purchasers my have the I'd
eessry that they select from catalogue which
tsirs nearly elf the WORKS Of merit or Of foreign
cent wallace Geo =. Root Z. H. Brown, A Fowler and
otte Such noncopysht works - are not In our catalogue
We are now about and will reprint that the pub
lie NAV have the advantage OF the reduced prices on them
Purchasers other will be 70 inquire for our ea
tons In order to get them At the reduced price.
Piano Fortes Guitars flutes &c &c of our own msnufsc
ture all the lowest marke price, and warranted In al re-
.neets Prince Co Meodeops HxrmoHons for Churches
&c, &c. WA HALL SON
No. $50 Broadway, opposite the Park
Desler seminsries and Teachers supplied on the lowe
terms Music by mail any OF the United States oa
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mo LET or for SALE-A now sn1 80 -.
e1vssss. sisssrs ~ ves%hssss. tst.s - -
~ = = &c ,:s1 10y e. xn1 49, -
"a = 80 nsisAlaAssa-ssis0s vaz 49,
~ 6sndsman ~ budnao = - ~ 1z61VI r.
the u q ASH Peg fssshw DeSoeoAoo 49,
nQOny, . ~ DssnAesa
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To the Thinning Public In Pre.s
THE LIFE OF JESUS, CRITICALLY En-
Il AHMED. By Dr. DAVID FRIEDRICH STRAUSS.
Translated from the fourth German Edition BY Marian Erans
In eersnt royal volume of 900 70 match
CessfSs Porifss FAl0s,rAy
FEUEBBACHS ESSENCE OF CHRISTIANITY Also
translated BY Ma,ian Erdns. $50 pages limo. Pree 81 Is,
viii be publshsd March y By
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WANTED-A situation by respectable Cir
w to COOK, WASH and IRON TO do general House
wort good plain cook excellent washer and ironer
the tst Of city reference given Call sddress No - Va
,ers Br00syn for two days No objection to 60 TO The
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WANTED-A Gtuatioa By Protest.af Zseng
w w@aa, he Ass me- co0k. - wa..s -
- - ~ rsI2cSS - = dvsa Hsass en- & ~ q ~.
~ II 6SevSss TNS - eSsksA, - ~ 6syA
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-25
Superior, Douglas Co, Wis,

INHlS place is situated the Raw OF Superior ard
Left Hand river,at the head Of Lake Sr,peror AMI
vantages for commercial city, than any Other no IN
the Northwest, and Is eQuailed ve tr,
ancc by Chicago only. faa.f7g :, --.,i'
The proprietors have clear, undisputed and min.
numbered title TO the land upon which Superior ~ lafd
out, and alpurchascrs of lots receive warrantcc deeds
for the same. 3 esq 90 lft- ia - 81 2 sFfli
Superior was laid out during the past season, and
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants argeh
tel, number Of stores. conliuodiouS pier, with wa,
houses, and Is in all respects the most nourshng new
town in newest. The county u. 8. Land Office
and Post Office located here, where the Mississippi
and Lake Superior u. Military Road, now in
construction, connecting with st. Paul. terminates. 1t
Is also the lake tcrmini of all the railroads
the head of Lake Superior. The $500, canal will
open by June, after which time four lines of lake steam
crs will run TO Superior-one from Chicago, two from
Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; vessels having
been built expressly for this trade. ssss91 10y -
Two steam sawmills and printing press arc now ON
the way to Superior and will be promptly set to work
One-haf OF the lots have been APPROPRIATED by the
proprieors to be sold by the undesgnedo actual set
terms, and to provide fund for extensive
public improvements Liberal appropriations have been
etc. go. 500
r. Ia order correct the misrepresentation arising
from the similarity OF names 1t is proper to state that
sSuperor City" about the title of which illegal contro
ycrsy exists, Is another and different place, and d-
ferent township from Superior.
~ Maps of Superior are signed by Thos. Clark,
veyUr, VIM II. Newton, agent aud attorney pro-
pretors, and may be in the principal hotels ST.
Paul, tfalena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Buff
falo and other cities. it@c - 4 .i'f
All persons who wish purchase lots, obtain for-
nation can apply to VIM. II. Newton, Supporters Douglas
county, Wis. WIN. II. NEWTON,
Ag,t and Atty for proprietors of Superior
Mayi1, 1855. ''f daw6m
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Gbt Wesklg Minnssotiat..
FOREIGN NEWS.
oFTHE LEBANON.
THE ALLIES NOT YET TAKEN.

New York, Aug. Is.
The Cunard Steamer Lebanon from Liver
pool with dates of July 3lst, arrived here at
this A. NJ. She brings 80 passengers.
Nothing new of Importance from the seat OF
war.
The German relations continues unsatislac-
tory.
Since the sailing of the Baltic, nothing has
occurred to alter the position OF aifairs ana Tue
lack OF news, together with the exceedingly
unsatisfactory condition Of Austrian and Iru-
dull and heavy tone to everything.
Late dispatches from the Crimea are to the
9th, and announces nothing new. 0 E&
A despatch received at London from the lat
est moment, states that the News learns that
the seige of Sebastopol is about to be raised,
and that communications of a momentous cnar-
acter had just been received from Germany ny
the Western powers. 1es
Accounts from Western Asia state ina. q .
victory had been gained ny Inc . nus thu Rms.
another report says it is stated tnat the nuS-
slams were retiring from Kars and Erzeroum. q
From the Baltic there was no news.
The Queen had sent message to Parliament
that provisions be made for any extraordinary
expenses that might arise, which was followed
by a proposition from the Chancellor OF the Elk
cheqner to issue 100000 sterling additional
in Exchequer bills.
The difficulties arising out OF the recruiting
troops in the U. S. has been referred to IN laf
lament and Lord Palmerston stated tnas Tue
practice had been put stop to.
The official report of The new French loan
shows that 5000, 900 francs were bid for,
being six times the amount asked.
There were doubtful rumors that Spain
would sent a contingent fund to the Crimea.
The statement that the King of Naples had
asked for the presence of Austrian troops is
contradicted.
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illustrating the anatomy and physiology and d,ssp,
reproductive organs of both sexes, their strucrs
and functions. popular and coIprehen sye treat;.a~
hcdutes and casualties ofsinSle and marriediife-Ss
by fruitful alliances, mode of securing thenfe,i
tous and infertile ones-heir obviation and renewal
important hints to those contemplating matmony tn at
take this important step without its pages
commentaries the diseases and medical treatment Of
females from infancy to old age, each graphically
Illustrated by beautiful photographic plates nervous dcs
bity, and by process at smplc
and eectual that failure is impossible rules for
daily management; an essay on SpermatorrlGa with
practical obsery atoms safer and successful
mode treatment precautionary hints on the evils re-
suting from empirical practices all diseases
arising from niscreton with plain and simple rules by
which all persons themselves without mercury
remedies for those selfinicted misercs and disap-
pointed hopes unfortunately in the young
IL Is uuhui adviser to the married and those contem
plating marriage. Its perusa is particularly recon.
mendeu TO persons entertaining doubts of their
physical condition, and who conscious having hax
ardcd the health, happiness privileges to which v
y human being is entitledto Price IS cents Der cow
or five copies TO dollar Mailed of POSTAGE ~
any part of the United States. :"
N. B.--ThoSe who prefer may consult DIR Ia Cporx
upon of the diseases upon which his book treats
er pei Sonaly or by mall His medicines often cure in
the short space of six days, and completely and
eradicate all traces of those disorders which copava and
cubebs havcso long been thought andote, to the ru
in OF the health of the patient. His s.French Secret, ia
the great continental remedy that class of disorders
which unfortunately physicians treat with mercury-to
the irretricvabe destruction of the patients
and which all the sarsaparilla in world cannot cure
DR. La CROlA'S medicines free from all mineral
pOsons, and put up in neat and compact form which
can be sent by Express Mail, and be taken in
public or private house, or while travelling, without ex
posture othe most intimate friend niate or him
drance from business study, and important change
in the diet is necessary Medicines 10 anv part Of
the Union according to Girections safely carefully
secured from all observation. Office removed from No.
Sc Beaver ST., 10 81 Maiden Lane, Broadway, Alba
ny, n. Y. I3-lyw
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ARRIVAL OF THE A NJ Err G A.
SEPASTOPOL NOT YET TAKEN.
Rumors of the Raising Of the siege.
.9Lies Still .ddUancing.
HALIFAX, Aug. Is.

HALIFAX, Aug. Is.
The Royal Mail Steamship America, from
Liverpool en- route for Boston. arrived here
this evening. She brings Liverpool dates to
the 4th inst.
The news presents no features of special i'm
portance. The Allies were daily extending
their advancing towards the Redan and Mala-
koff towers, and the assault was anxiously
looked for.
The latest advices from the Crimea are to
July 80, on which day Gortschakoff telcgraphs
that there had been partial eannOnade on
both sides, but nothing of Importance.
A great secret expedition was in preparation,
and the harbors of Kameisch and Balaklava
were crowded with YES: els to take part in it.
The French Government is said to have char
tered 81 small steamer for river service, each
to be Capable of carrying 500 men.
Rumors were current in Paris on the Sd, that
the bombardment of the Malakof and Rcdan
had been recommended.
At Liverpool the only excitement is that
created by Angel Gabriel, Mr.. Orr, who had
turned up there in the street preaching line
created some disturbance.
The London News announces the arrival in
that city of Gen. Count ZamOlowsky a distin
guished Polander, who came by especial invi-
tation of the Government. 1t issupposed that
that visit had special reference to the affairs o.
roland, which are just now unuer discussion
in ministerial circles.
The dissatisfaction in the Italian States had
become so prevalent that Austria had taker
alarm and was proposing measures of rcconcl
alton, and it was announced at Vienna that thu
congregations were about to be cOnvoked il
the Lumbardo-Veniti Kingdoms.
At Geneva, July "a, the authorities tool
possession of the Converts.
Unfriendly relations existed between tn
oh
English Minister at Naples recently applied t.
the Minister of Foreign Affairs or permission
to export grain to the Crimca, but althoug
the country is glutted with this commodity, il
consequence of the incorporation decree, thu
Minister refused in insulting TERMS
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

a AVlNG made the necessary arrangements with
Il IL the best Manufacturers and Dealers the East;
shall, the opening of Navigation, be prepared 70
I'LL all orders for implements of all kinds consisting in
part of
PlouShs, Cuvators, Grain and Seed Drills, HarrOws,
Horse Hoes, Hay and Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Fam
ming Mills, Grain and Grass Seed Separaors, OxYokes
and Bows, Farmers Boilers, Grain Cradles, Scythos,
SnatS Hay and Manure Forks, Sickles, Hoes, Hay
Garden Eakes, Shofels, Spades, sc.
We shall always have on hand the newest and most
approved patterns of implements well as those of tho
best Makers in the country and will keep ourselves all
vised of any new inventions improvements that will
be of interest to the Farmer.
The attention of Farmers and others is invited to
establishment where prepared to sell at the low
est mar kct prices for cash.
MCCLGUD s. BROTHER.
Neir the head of Third Street, Saint Paul.
March 10. $3.50. wifi
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EO, Farmers 4!

EUST RECEIVED, at the Saint Paul Agriculture
- Warehouse, near the head of Third Street,
Corn Shelters, Grain SeparatorS,
Hay and Straw Cutters, Whip Stocks and Lashcs.
Vegetable Cutters, Corn Mills,
Meat Cutters, Post Augcrs,
Sausage Suffers. Bell Rings and Cow Chains
Horse Hoes and Cuiva!orS,Ox and Cow Bells,
Harrows and Seed Sewers, Cross Cut and Jib Saws,
Cast Steel Ploughs, Scyhes and maths,
Ok YokeS and Bows, Grape Vine Cradles;
GrndstOnes, Hay and Manure Forks,
Farmers Boilers, Scythc Stones, Rakes, etc.
Grndstone Cranks Rollers, Ok and Log Chains, etc.,
Sckles and Grass Hooks, Brush ScytheS and Hooks,
Mattocks, Picks, Grub Hoes, Corn Baskets,
Corn and Milling Hoes, Tools of all kinds.
All of which offer for sale at the lowest price fof
cash. jy14w3m MCCLOUD s. BROTHER.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug I3.
1t is definitely ascertaincd that the Congress
sional delegation from North Carolina will
stand three Know Nothings TO five Democrats.
including Mr.. ClnGman, whose majority is
about 1000. The delegation will consist of
Mcssrs. Paine, Rullin. Winslow, Branch, Read
or, Purgear, Craigc aud Clingman.
Letters have been received from Mr. Bucha-
nan. our Minister to England, which announce
his intention to return in the steamer of OctO-
Der 9th. He will be accompanied by J. Addi-
son. the new Secretary of State.
The frgate Constitution has sailed from Nor
folk to join the squadron.
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WARNING !

fENiEhE Is aReaper whose name is Dcat! and since
n no one can tell when he will thrust in his sickle and
cut US OIL from life, is the time have Picture
taken at Whitney's Gallery-whcre good Dagurreo-
type can be procured other establishment in the
World.
is FACF conceded by ALL that for beauty OF finish
and lfeikc EXPRESSION his pictures unsurpassed
Always on hand, good assortment of Lockets and
Pins, plain and Fancy Gases. Call and see.
ssThat thou doest, do quickly!''
Sept. D, 1854.
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MD- The New York State Census will not
present the grand aggregate at first anticipated
From actual returns thus far reported, it will
probably not exceed 3,450,o00, all told, or
gain Of about seven and half per cent. in five
years. The falling off is very large in some of
the agricultural counties.
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Railroad Accident
ALBANY. Monday. Aur,

ALBANY. Monday, Aug l3.
AS the express train on the Boston Railload
was passing Chatham depot this T.. NJ. MIR. d.
Taft, of Charleston, S. q, and person named
Breckcr, Of Albany, had their arms cut of by
the door Of freight car standing on the II ack.
which had been blown open. Mr.. TAFT and Mr..
Brccker were sitting with their arms out Of the
window,
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ANOTHER INvENTION.-The editor Of the
Rochester Democrat has discovered a wrinkle
for sportsmen. 1t is TO destroy ilcas on a dog,
and keep them away from him forever after
wards. The operation is simply to soak the
dog in camphcnc for five minutes and then set
fire to him. 1t will be the last seen Of the Heas
and the dog too, We opinc.
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GS~ The shortest passage ever made from
San Francisco, was accomplished by the arri-
val of the Northern Light at New York on
Sunday evening last--only nineteen days and
twenty hours!
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Alabama Election.

BALTIMORE. Monday. Aug. Is.
John A Winston is elected Governor of Ala
bama by large majority. The Congressional
delegation stands five Democrats aud two
Know Notbings, AID the complexion of tho Lc-
gislaturc is Democratic.
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Five Men over the Falls.
BUFFALO, Monday, Aug.

BUfFALO, MOnday, Aug Is.
AT Niagara Falls yesterday, five men got in
a skiff at Suspension Bridge, broke one oar.
and could not theu manage the boat, and were
carried down into the whirlpool, boat upset and
and broke to pieces, and all the men were
drowned. Names not yet known.