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WANTED,
a THOROUGHLY competent Confec-
n toner. Apply at store 499, Seventh street.
auO a-9t
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

Washington, ID. o.
Rev. J. q. BrSSEY, ID. d.. President and Professor
Of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy.
WILLIAM RUGGLKs, LID, Professor OF Mechanical
Philosophy and Astronomy
Rev. A. J. HuNriSoroS A. NJ, Professor Of the Greek
and Latin Languages.
CHARLEs G. JswErr, A. ~, Professor Of Rhetoric and
Bellies Jettrcs.
LEWIS II. STEINER, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
istry and Natural Philosophy.
K. 7. FRIsroE, A. NJ. Professor Of Mathematics.
WILLIAM Y. JnLsoS, A. NJ, Professor Of Modern
R. c. Fox a. B., Tutor in the Greek and Latin Ian.
J. G. NasH, A, NJ, Teacher Of the Preparatory y.,s
partment.
TUyHE next session begins on the last Wed" i
u in September, and continues, min .atsdal
until the last Wednesday in June. n months
admission may be examined on Mop,,- andldates 10
preceding the opening OF the sest ~ and iuesdal
College course requires four ION. The reguia
A. B. Those wishing to do cars for the degree
languages and pursue 80, may omit the ancen
for the degree OF b. scientific course three year
provided for the 4 - An advanced course is ais
sue any psrtir .ogree Of A. NJ Students may pur
proftaby, labsr branches, where they can de s.
occupy y I'D will take sufficient studies ful y d
affair neir time, and receive u certificate Of actua
.nnent
A Preparatory Department is established unde
!, the general supervision Of the Faculty, with abb
and experienced teacher, and special attention viii
be given to fitting pupils % enter College. :,
With full and able Faculty, students are viii
confidence invited 10 the usual benefits Of our bes
institutions, with those advantages peculiar 10 tn
/ seat Of the General Government
Circulars with all needed information, may be re
oeived by applying personally or by letter, TO tn
! President jy ll-~lswd&w6w
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FIRST GRAND CLUB, FIREMENS',
Military, and Civic Excursion
or THE
WASHINGTON NATIVE AMERICAN CLUB.

VNHE CLUB take great pleasure in ah-
u nonncing to their friends and the public gener-
ally that they have chartered the safe and commodi
GUS steamer, Alice G. Price, and will give their
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
To Popes Creek eighty miles down the Potomac,
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1865.
The Club pledge themselves that no trouble or ex-
pense will be spared on their part to conduce to the
pleasure and enjoyment Of all who may honor them
with their presence The utmost order and deaDrum
will be preserved on board the boat.
Prof SCOTS Brass and Cotllon Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Dinner and refreshments will be furnished by an
experienced caterer, at city prices.
The boat will leave Georgetown at7 o'clock, Pages
Wharf, foot of Seventh street, Washington, at s,
Blagden's Wharf Navy Yard, at S1a Alexandria
at Q.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman ana two ladies',
to be had Of the Committee, or any member of the
Club and at the boat on the ng Of the Excur-
sion.
Committee of arrangements.
J. V. Grant A. Glasgow,
Alex. Flowers, III. Keller
w. NJ. Warren, j. Leatch
George Davis, n. Nermillion
7. S. The Military, Firemen, and the members OF
different Clubs are requested to appear in uniform
aug l.
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r8s- TO CONSUMERS t.s
FUEL FOR THE WINTER"

HOUSEKEEPERS and others, who con-
AA template laying in their supplies of fuel fer
the winter would do well 10 give me call as have
now on hand, and will be receiving during the fall.
some Of the best kinds Of white ash and rod ash
Goals to be found in the Philadelphia market
All the various sizes prepared in the best manner
Always on hand, Cumberland Coal in humps and
fine suitable for iain and manufacturing purpose.
Also, oak, pine, and hickory Wood.
All Of which will be sold " low for the clsh" ia
quantities to suit purchasers
Full weight and measure guaranteed, and proinpur
delivered IN any part OF the city (f paid for) when
ordered. W. STONE
Office and Yard east side of Seventh street.
Adjoining south side of the Camel
N. i. reduction always made in the price Of
Coal when delivered from the vessels MS Saving il,
hauling is thereby effected. W. s.
aug 1-3m
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 18th instant by the Rev Mr..
Hodges, JOHN ISGLE, Esq, to Mrs. ELIZA B. BAKER,
all of Washington.
On Tuesday evening, the 18th instant at Christ
Church, Georgetown, by the Rev. Mr.. Norwood, Mr.
JOHN 7. WHITAKER, Jr, of Washington, to Miss
ELIZA JANE CRAIG, of Georgetown.
August 7, by Rev. A. Griffith, Mr.. CHRISTIAN
BARNES to Miss ELIzABErH KSowrHE of Washington.
August7, by same, Mr.. JAMES GOLDEN to Miss JULIA
TEL of Alexandria, Virginia.
On Thursday morning, by Rev. John c. Smith,
JoHN WEsr, Esq, to Miss JANE BIGGs, both Of New
York
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Foolish WoxEs!i--Yes, some ladies are both fool.
sh and ignorantl-some are even flthy!li One
lady told she purchased all the Cosmetics of the
day, but had not taken bath in IL months morell
poor child thought ], seeing her put on the puff
and powder her little infant ear neck and limbs
all sore, red and rriated and only regretted that
the ladies Of Philadelphia bad so to $4,000 year TO
spend such foolish things hurtful In themselves
and inducing unmtgated careessness as IL it were
MOTOR this they would learn the compsratve) infinite
use Of water, and the Electric OIL" Do they not
know that no child can suffer with any kind Of rra-
ting sores and eruptons IL my Electric 0iP were
regularly used by mothers and nursesf
Ny Oil does not interfere with any other medicine
or food-only live regularly. There many cases
that be cured In from 20 minutes TO hours, as
has been demonstrated time and again, though all
cases are not alike.
p. 8. Please inform me Of any case Of failure to
cure in from half an hour TO two weeks, wish 10
cure or charge nothing for it, II is perfectly nno-
cent and will not leave you worse than il found you
Prof CHAS DrGRATH,
%, South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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The IcK TRADE. According to the August mum,
Der OF Hunts Merchants Magazine, the first cargo
OF ice exported from this country was shipped from
Boston in 1908, by Frederick Tudor, ESQ. 1t was
shipped to the West Indies, but owing to various
circumstances the investment did not prove sue
cessful. II was not until 1884 that Mr.. Tudor
commenced realizing profit from this business.
In 1882 this gentleman, then the only person en-.
gagged in the business, shipped from Boston 1852
tons. Last year there we're sent from there 1867
$40 tons. The ice crop in the vicinity amounts to
265, 900 tons
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Bermuda VEaErABLEs,-It appears that seventy
eight thousand bushels of potatoes were raised in
bermuda this season, and that the total amount OF
agricultural products exported to the United States
during four months was f38,2b2, and the vessels
had earned in freight f3,747. This is an import.
ant help to these islands, which, few years since,
sent to New England for their potatoes, onions,
and other vegetables.
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To an Absent Friend.
Lizzie, dear, miss thee,
All the liyelong day,
And my heart is lonely,
For thou art away.
When the morn in beauty
Dawns upon the earth,
Glorious as when Heaven
Stamped its primal birth
When the sun is calmly &
Fading from the west,
And the dreamy twilight
Tells Of tranquil rest;
When the shades Of even
Deepen into night,
And the stars around me
Cast their softened light.
Waking, or in dreams, love,
Wandering wild and free.
Still my lonely spirit
Ever turns TO thee.
Oil miss thee, Lizzie,
All the livelong day;
And my heart is lonely,
For thou art awayl
WASHINGTON, August Z, 1855.
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FooD FOR YELLOW FkyER.--It is stated that at
Gosport, Va, where the yellow fver broke out, q
census was recently taken of row of six small
two-and-a-halfstory houses, and they were found
to contain 3o7 persons and in the second story of
one OF them was pig-sty, and cow had recently
been stalled In the basement of another A know
ledge OF these facts is profitable only as it tends
to show the influence upon disease Of uncleanli-
ness, sloth, and perjury
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
WASHINGTON, JuLY 20. 1855.
DROPOSALS will be received by the

WASHINGTON. JULY 20. 1855.
PROPOSALS will be received by the
II Commissioners of the Asylum, for supplying
20 tons Anthracite Coal white ash
60 cords Oak Wood
Is cords Pine Wood
The Coal 10 be of the best quality, broken and
screened and delivered at the Asylum free of trans
poraton or carriage, 10 be weighed by sworn wegher
2,24U lbs. to the ton.
The Oak Wood must be seasoned; TO be piled and
corded at the Asylum and TO be approved rejected
by the Intendant.
The Pine Wood to be Of the best spruce, piled and
corded same as oak
Proposals to be addressed to the Commissioners
Of the Asylum" and left with the Intendant BY 9
o'clock, p. NJ, of the 10th August next
THEODORE WHEELER,
JNo. p. WHITE,
B. +. REED,
~ 23-eodt aug 10 Commissioners
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EXCHANGE OF CoLoNIEs.--A rumor is current
throughout the West Indies, of a contemplated
transfer Of Dominica and St Lucia to France, in
exchange for the French colony Of Chandernagore,
In the East Indies. The Antigua and other colo
NAL papers have given free circulation to the ru-
NOR adding that the matter is under consideration
Of both governments, and win shortly be conclu-
ded, but they cannot trace 1t to any regular foun-
datiOn.
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FAILURE.-The Rochester Union states, that
notwithstanding much effort was made, the Repub-
lcan meeting at Rochester, on Saturday evening
last, to make the preliminary arrangements for
fusion, was an entire failure Not Democrat, OF
scarcely anybody else, responded to the call.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 9.--Flour is dun and un.
changed; no sales were reported this morning.
Wheat--prime whites and reds are unchanged ;
ordinary qualities have declined FIVE cents, and the
market is sensibly depressed, Corn is firm, with
an advance of about three cents for white, and one
cent for yellow.
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CoNsTABLE,s SALE.

10y virtue oftwelve writs of fiera facias,
lp issued by Thomas G. Donn justice Of the peace
in and for Washington county, ID. c. and TO me d.
rected, against the goods and chattels lands and
tenements Of William A. Cameron have seized and
taken frame building situhted on lot No. T. square
z94, being the Of Thirteenth and streets in
the city OF Washington; also one eighthorse power
high pressure steam engine with upright tabular
boiler, complete, nearly new and hereby give no,
tice that shall proceed 10 sell said building and
steam engine, on the premises on Tuesday the 14th
day Of August 1885, at the hour OF 7. NJ, to paw
and satisfy said judgments in favor Of Ulysses Ward
Terms: Cash HENRY YEATMAN,
aug 6--dts Constable
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FOR SALE.
TNHAT large and weil-built frame Dwell
IL ling-house with brick basement, No. 416, sit.
uated on the east side of Sixth street between and
streets containing ten rooms, with porch and pan
tries in the
For terms, which will be easy, apply 70
CHARLES r. WOOD,
AS, Ninth street, between Z and + 81. eetr.
iy l7-Stawtf
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fv- Washington National Monument or

icy Washington National Monument Of
flee, August 1st lS55.-At a meeting of the Board OF
Managers Of the Washington National Monument So
ciety held on the Slst ult, the following resolution
was adopted
Resotred That the Secretary give notice by adver-
tseyont, TO be inserted in the National Intelgencer
Union, and the American Organ, that the Hon. John
WtLsoR, late Commissioner Of tho General Land OF.
ty, and has entered on the duties Of his office.
true copy-test:
CHAS. G. TUCKER,
ang l-d3w Secretary Of w. N NJ Society.
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RAA ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
NYNHNH Thia trnct hinda about three. nuartera j.

80 y i HIS IfuCI DIHu5 hDOUJ IhTee-QnnrttrS OF
mile on the railroad, and about midway between
Washington city and Baltimore 800 acres are in
wood and timber the balance in clearing, well fenced
and small cabin on the place.
This tract will be divided to suit purchasers Terms
will be made easy. Any one DESTROYS of purchasing
will call upon the subscriber, No. 54s PeDnsyIyani!a
avenue, between First and Second streets west WASH,
ingtoh city. Ii. N. GILBERT
ic 27-eotf Land Ay.lIt
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Men York Markets.

NEW YORK, August 9.--Cotton Is unchanged
Flour ID trife higher--sales Of I 800 barrels al
SO IL IL a So 81 IL. Southern Is unchanged
Wheat Is firm, with an upward tendency-sales Of
l2,600 bushels Corn Is a trihe higher; sales Of
1900 bushels--western mixed at 81 IL. Pork
is unchanged, with moderate demand at previous
rates. Sales of 200 barrels.
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FARM FOR SALE.

IA 4NANnEI WuTuGh, Containing about
fA 10 acres, situated about four miles from George
town, d. G., on the Old Baltimore road, one mile
from Tennalytown, and three from Washington city.
by way of the new road
This Farm has upon il u good Log House. witt,
outbuidings; it swell stocked with the choicest va.
reties of fruit and is IN high state of cultivation
From its situation, being at the junction Of two
county roads, it is desirable for many purposes II
adoins the country seat of JOS. H. Bradley ESD, anJ
others.
For terms, which will be accommodating, apply on
the premises. aug 4-eodGt
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EXPORTED FOR THE
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ST. JoBS's, n. b, August ga fire broke out
here this norrng, which destroyed fourteen houses
before its progress was arrested The loss was
heavy, but ID 9 amount not ascertained.
riot occttrred last night between some of the
citizens and members of Howe's Circus company.
Many We're wounded, but none killed.
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PROPOSALS. FOR MEDICINES.

WASHINGTON ASYLUM, JULY %, 1855.
DROPOsALS for supplying such Medi-
u cines as may be required ut the Washington
Asylum for the year ending Both June, 1856, will be
received until o'clock P. NJ, of Friday, the 10th
August next
Persons DESTROYS Of bidding will be supplied with
Inst Of articles usually required, upon application 70
the 1ntendant Of the Asylum.
Proposals to be addressed TO the Commissioners OF
the Asylum, and left with the Intendant
THEODORE WHEELER,
JN0. =. WHITE,
b. F. REED,
Nv 23-eudt aug 10 Commissioners
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ALBANY, August s.--Captain Ford, formerly an
officer Of the army, died yesterday at sackett's
Harbor, at the advanced age of 80.
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The Sanitary Committee of Portsmouth, in ad-
vertisng for two white nurses to attend in the ma
val hospital wages $40 per week. give those APP
plying, the assurance "that there is nc danger Of
contracting the disease"
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SEND In YOUH ORDERS,

SEND IN YOUR ORDERS!
VSHE Subscribers are now discharging a
II cargo of very superior white ash, egg size,
Coal, from the celebrated Black Heath mines not
surpassed in quality if equalled by any in the
ket.
their Coal direct from the vessel, (but so great
however, as contemporary dealer offers, who adver.
tses to sell Coal at Philadelphia wholesale prices
no charges for transportation hither or commission
for his generous services 10 the public.)
Also, consigned to US, and will arrive in few days,
two other cargoes of the aboy edescrbed white ash,
and one of superior red ash Coal
Always on hand Coal, prepared in sizes for steam
boats, furnaces, CRATES stoves ranges, &C. and when
ordered delivered promptly to any part of the city
W. E. WATERS & CO.,
Office corner of c and Twelfth streets.
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Mr.. Il. D. Whitcomb has been appointed Chief
Engineer ofthe Central Railroad, to fill the vacail-
cy occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Charles
Elicit, Jr. Mr. Whitcomb has heretofore filed the
post of Superintendent on the Central line.
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WELL SoLD.--A tract of land belonging to the
estate of Raleigh Morgan, deceased, containing 40
acres, and lying adjacent to the lands Of Mr.. Jep.
tina Hensell, in this county, was purchased short
time since by the latter gentleman at $5s % per
The land is said not to be Of the best quail
ty, and the price paid by Mr.. Hensell is generally
considered enormously high.--Berk american
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The Hagerstown Terchlight announces the death
of Thomson Mason, Esq, member of the Hagsrs-
town Bar. Mr.. Mason died at Cincinnati OH the
23d ultimo, in the thirty-seventh year of his age
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DIED,

On the sth instant FRAScrs IssArrus PEERoE, in
the 4sth year Of his age.
On the 9TH instant of cholera infantuin, WILLIAM
G. H. only child Of c. and NJ. E. Miller, aged l6
months and 2S days.
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MICHAEL NnuRSE.

MICUAEE NUUKSE,
No 46l Thirteenth Street West,
Agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, Conn.
SHOULD not every man, depending for
- support on his daily employment, secure Tor the
family IN case Of his DEATH BY nsurng his life TO
certain amount say 1000 dollars, by paying from SIX
IN twelve dollars per annumor should not the wife
n he omis n secure for herself by her saving aud
appropriation for that purpose from 80 cents 70 u
,,eT nppntbS je 22-lawl2w
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
A Select, Classical. and Mathematical
school for Boys.

VNHIS Institute is located on II street, one door
IL from Twelfth.
The NEXT academic year will commence tho first
Monday in September.
Terms, per quarter, for the full course sl5; Eng.
hsh branches, sl0.
CHAs. b. YOUNG, NJ,
aug e-eoH Principal.
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Department News.

ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFIcE ~ Conduct of
Government Suits--For the convenience Of the
several departments, and with view to the more
systematic despatch Of the law business of the gov
eminent, the President has ordered that, in all
of suits Of law arising in any of the depart
ments, the head thereof may, in his discretion,
conduct the same himself, with the aid Of the So
lictor of the Treasury, transfer it absolutely to
the charge of the Attorney General
TREASURY Penalties If Goods
are Relaaded III the United States--By the fourth
section of the act of August So 1859, authorizing
the expectation of merchandise in bond by certain
routes to Mexico, it is provided that no goods,
wares, or merchandise, exported out of the limits
of the United States, according to the provisions
Of that act shall be voluntarily landed and brought
into the United States and that if landed or
brought into the United States they shall be for
feited, and the same proceedings will be had for
their condemnation and the distribution of the
proceeds as in other cases of forfeiture of goods
illegally imported; and all persons concerned in
the voluntary landing or bringing such goods into
the United States shall be liable to penalty of
four hundred dollars.
It will be necessary to maintain great vigilance
along the frontier of the Rio Grande to prevent
the illegal introduction of merchandise into the
United States. In all of this description that
discovered, the full penalties Of the law will be
vigorously enforced.
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AUCTION SAL .ES-
by G. w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.

TUSRUsTEES SALE OF LOT No. 20 IN
h square 626, with the Improvements, At Auc.
ion.--On Wednesday, August 22, 1885, at o'clock,
r. in front Of the premises, by virtue Of deed OF
trust from John T. H. SUIT 70 the subscriber beariLg
date the third day of July 1859, and recorded ~
Lber ]. A. s. No "A, folios 100 and 49, one Of the
land records Of Washington county in the District Of
Columbia, all that piece Of ground lying and being
and known as Walter G. Johnson subdivision OF
said square containing $50 square feet more or
less, together W III the improvements, which are two
frame houses, with brick Easements each house con
tanning SIX rooms. This property fronts 25 feet on
Massachusetts avenue running back 10 feet to New
Jersey avenue, between north and q street The
houses will be sold separately or together as nav b.
desired.
Terms 0ne-third cash, balance in six, twelve, and
eighteen months, for notes satisfactorily secured
JOHN Y, DOM, Trustee
c. w. BoTELER,
jy 80--eodts Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.
First Grand Excursion
OF THE
NJ II R &c N RIFL EN- MEN.

Il VI u II z n n II t = u NJ u n
TUyHE Members of this Corps most respect.
IL fully announce to their friends and patrons
that they will give an Excursion on Thursday, Au-
gust Esd.
N. b. Particulars in future advertisement.
Lieut.. ROBERT T. KNIGHT,
aug 7-tf Chairman of Committee
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FOR SALE.

SEVERAL Lots at Private Sale, on the
- Island on Fourand-ahalf street between and
x, cheap for cash, For particulars apply at Amer.
can Organ Office. aug 9-eod3t*
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STEAMBOAT CAsuALrIEs.-The Inspectors re-
ports for the last six months show the whole mum
Der of steamboats, on the Western and South
western rivers, viz the Mississippi and Ohio and
other tributaries, on the LIST of January, 1865,
was about six hundred.
Of these, during the six months ending ON the
1st Of Jnne, 1865, s3 encountered casualties more
or less serious.
Twelve were destroyed by fire. The damage
from this cause to merchandise was $500, 900; to
the boats, $l9s,00O. Total, $s38,000. In these
casualties lS lives were lost.
Seven were damaged by ice The damage to
merchandise $4,000, and to boats, $4,000. To-
tal $4,000. No lives lost.
Fifty-two were sunk or damaged by snags.
Merchandise was injured to the amount of $685.
900, and the boats to the amount of $343 900. To-
tai, 100000.
Five were destroyed by explosion, $4,000 Of
property were lost and thirteen lives from this
cause.
Seven were damaged by collisions, $4,000 were
lost in this way.
OF the above, 80 were totally lost. The entire
loss Of property was 81 800, 800 and the entire
number Of lives lost, 81. Such large per centage
of calames shows the necessity of the precautions
prescribed by the act OF Congress- but it also
proves that they are insufficient, or, as yet, not
strictly executed
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Ne,o York Stock Tyansaetious
alabama Election

New YORK, August 9.--Stocks are firm, an,
generally unchanged. Ohio 6's Ill.