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s l. l. ECT SCH OOL
For Young Ladies'

MISS II. ". STILLMAN will open Q
Select School for younA Ladies, in the
,yuilding recently occupied As . school
troom by Miss Richardson, situated At the
Dast end Of Broad street, Westerly, X. |.
The Winter Term to commence October
Goth, 1865, and continue eleven weeks.
For urther particulars inquire Of Mr.
David Smith, Esq. or Of Miss Stillman. Il,
her residence on Main Street Pm % Z
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CLERK's OyJicE, CoURT or PRoBAIE,l
Westerly, X. /. Oct. 90, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested in tho Probate of u certain in
strument Of writing, purporting to be the
last will and testament Of Abby Stillman,
late Of said Westerly, deceased, TO attend a
Court Of Probate, to be holden in Westerly
1T the hotel Of Charles Leonard, on Mon
day, the 10Th day Of November next, at
10 clock, A. NJ. and be heard thereon.
JIkAH |. GRAY.
81 239 Probate Clerk.
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MAIN S?Fn:hEGtY, HhSSYInIY.
MENS BOYS And YOUTHS CLOTHING,


which sell his
still wi
"
German
Boadco,h Satin Vel @ ! sa NJ Paids Ne
hair, Merinos Italian Cloth, Saanetts Marsep &c
BdCloth Dekn plain siRe' Twseds Jeans
Linen, cords Prince Albert,
Prints, Cheek Striped Fss
nes Co Flanns, Wool and silk CndcrsLirs,a
u
Brushe ri
Rubber Clothing of variety Of styles, &c.
hing n
andsH SHOES Of desc Extremely low prices
Talors
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CONFECTIONERY.

THE subscriber would return his thanks to
the people in this vicinity for their patronage
heretofore, and would say that he has regsned
his health so Is to be nble again to resume hi,
Confectionery business. He intends to manu-
facture aud keep on hand all kind. of Confec-
tone'ies Parties supplied OH the lowest pos
sible terms. GEO. B. RICHMOND.
Westerly, Oct IL, 1855. 23s
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Third lnstalment
ASHAWAY RANK.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Third
lnstalment Of ten dollars per share. on the
s"pltal stock Of the Ashsway Bank, is due
on Monday. Nov. II, and is payable 1T
their Banking House.
J l.. SPENCER, Cashier.
Ashsway, Oct. 20, 1855. e 239
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NOTICE.

THIS 10 to forbid all persons from h ar
boring or trusting my wife, ELIZA PorrEu
80 I shall pay no debts Of her contracting
che having left my bed and board without
just cause THOMAS W. POTTER.
Oct. 29, 1855. 81 239
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New Goods.

NEW Plain, Plaid and Striped Silks; Woo
and Silk Plaids; Ca>hmeres, Marines, all WOO
De LANES printed and plain coored vevets
ladies Cloths; lade, Cambria Collars; laiie,
Belts. c.cc., just reed and for sale by
235 DAVID SMITH.
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New Fall DE LANES.

NEW and desirable patterns just reed, and
selling at IL l.2 cents, one shilling and % cts
per yard.
ALSo-A now supply Of Prints and Cling
hams for sale cheapby DAVID SMITH.
23S
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s I 90.

WANTED. 500 or sl6o. for which good
security will be given, and good interest be
paid. Inquire at this oMce.
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SITUATED about four niles North Ct
- Westerly, and very nearly between the
village, of Pot.er's Hill and Ashaway 1t
contains about 100 acres with fair pro-
portion Of wood. land, small orchard Of
grated fruit, comfortable dwelling
house and outhouses. Possession given
the ensuing Winter or Spring il desir ired.-
For terms and other particulars apply to
the subscriber on the premises, or address
John f. Potter, No. ID samson at, Phils.
delphia. Pa, BENJAMIN POTTER,
Ashaway,R l. 227
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II q bbePS.

LADIES isses' aud Children's Rubbers
Just reed and for sale by
ass DAVID SMITH.
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NOTICE.

THIS is to forbid all persons from hsrboring
or trusting my wife, Mercy A Woodnsn.ee,
as shall pay no debts Of her contracting, shs
having left my bed and board without jus,
cause ABNER n. wUODMANSEE.
Hopkinton, Oct. %. 1855. %, 23S
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FlDUN ID,

SOMEWHERE between Hopkinton City
and Westerly, parcel Of Dry Goods, which
can be had upon describing and rs,ing for
advertisement. For further particulars inquire
At this ofiice. 23S
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NO rtCE

rs HEREBY given to all persons what
soever, that my wife Mary +. Northup,
has left me without any just provocstion ;
| therefore forbid any person trusting her
on my account, as | shall pay no debts Of
her contracting from this date.
NATHANIEL 8. NORTHUF.
Richmond, Oct. 1865. '3t
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SIlawlS.

A good a. ortment Of Long aud Square Bro
shia; printed Cashmere, Black silk aid W ool
On Long shsul, for sale by
sss DAVID SMITH.
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ACTION.

WILL be sold 1t Public Auction, W~dnss
day, Nov. "a. next, at one o'clock, =. H., in
front of Smiths store, the personal proper
~ Of Ebenezer Brown. deceased, consisting o.
Books, Clothing, Tools, &C., &c.
VIM. d. ELLIS, Admir-.
Westerly, Oct. "a, 1855. 2t2sS
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Ladies' Baskets.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Baskets
Port MONIES, Work BjIes and Toilet Arti
sles-just reed and for sale by
f33 o STILLMAE.
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Ladies Please Notice.

lust received, . fine assortment Of Fal
d Ribbons, which We seli at our usual lov
prices. Al.,, lot Of Fall STRAW Bonnets q,
pricss that cannot fail to give Satisfaction.
1Satf GATES h MAlNTUOW
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IsrEnIon DEPARTMENT.

Agricultural Division Of the Patent Oce The Rice Wee
vAmong the class Of insects injurious vegetation
find the rice weevi insect very destructive the
crop. We make the following from the pen Mr.
Glover which will he published in the forthcoming agricul
turai report
The rice yeevi tceananq orya) is said to attack rice
grain alone but also destroys wheat and when stored
It one Of the greatest pests TO the farmer of the South
with the called red weev of Ohio other parts the
West, which ID the larva OF wowinged gnat fly, prop
erly called the wheat nudge tcecidoya rtci) This fly
attacks wheat only when the flower immature
wing and long, slender snouts with which they attack
grain only when rpened and hard The female hay
Ing dePosd single egg on eaeh grain the young arva
it, which afterwards food and habation for the
sa worm In this cavity it changes into pupa and in
short time the perfect weev works its through the thin
Rn to eat more holes in the grain and depce eggs for
other generation The lava small grub about tenth
in the middle than escwhere; the tail tapers suddenly
md is somewhat turned back when in state of rest;
the head of amber color, the body creamy yellow,
and the grub generally appears in curved posture The
pupa is aso OF the creamy yellow color, and has the
legs wngcases aneunm, and trunk OF the perfect insect
distinctly marked bat it is incapable of ocomoton. The
reeyil IS dark reddish brown with orange marks
gpQts each wing the head is furnished with long,
curved slender trunk provided with jaws at its extremity
and with which it enabled to pierce the grain The wing
do not reach the end of the abdomen but leave part Of
Il uncovered These insects manifested their destructive
propense in the United States Patent Office BY attacking
corn, rice hemp and wheat Unfortunately, and were
found TO be particularly abundant rice and wheat import
cd from China most Of which yaueess and had to be
burst destroy them almost all the seeds imported from
China much injured by insects although packed in tin
80
The best remedy, when the wheat intended for
food would be kindry it, if intended for seod iami
gate ia confined place with burning charcoal after
closing all the aperures by which air obtain
Putting the grain also into casks heated and uigated with
burning charcoal by of portable furnace, storing
il in layers with lime, has been recommended.
These rice weevils very abundant in Ncvemoer in
Georgia corn-6eid burrowBg uaGer the husks TO de-
pose their eggs Muttaaes of the angonmois moth
also living ape,t old she'd the same time at,aek
ns The in the field Samples Of wheat any other
~ he preserved in bottles tight
ared b. any by merely putting few drops
obnroorm into them, and then corking them tightly
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G EN- Err AL NEW s.

PRAIsiSG Con DY sreAs-A Boston paper thus speaks
"The bellows Of the great organ ia fremont Temple
Boston, are worked by steam so we Yankees guipg
be relieved Of lhe work OF rrasiug God We have not
even 10 turn crank 70 grind out onf praise but invoke
the aid Of steam power
SINGULAR pisEAsE.-The Lebanon Wing contains n
notice Of the sudden death OF Edward Brewster aged
jurteen, promising and nuch-beoved of the late
Colonel Amos A. Brewster, Of Hanover, OF disease with
which physicians seldom called upon to contend lie
was FIRST attacked With most cxcruoiatng pain in
This Resulted in violent Inflammation and suppura
i0u He then attacked with inflammation Of the lining
membrane Of the abdomen. the physicians denominaed
the disease perioas The pain intense and
rupted b. moments rest except when temporary relief
was secured by ancdynes
UNCOMMON RAILROAD AccIpKST.--The noon train from
Boston, Saturday, of The track below Worcester
the Cheshire railroad caused By the expansion Of the
rails by the extreme heat il i supposed
TaEKs 4r rnk SIDE or RAILwAys--The Austrian gov
requests the directors OF The railways in the
pire plant young trees description indicated con-
venient distances along the lines intending them re-
place eventually The posts upon which Geographic wires
at present affixed II this plan shosl, adopted in
the United States grsgi would take the place and
periar- the service Of The ansghdy poles which be
seen along our railways and public roads
4 AtSf'feHN
ia deadR and wounded TO capture the Mameon They lost
AIS prisoners while taking 400 The following letter in
the PFe,se shows that this IL the ouly danger @The
heat is intense, "a June and The battle field Just under
feet constantly sends pufs Of horrible examinations
The whole ravne OF Inkermanu coked with corpses ia
m indeseribahle hot-bed Of Infection
PApEh coLLARsThere ia on establishment In New York
extensively engaged IN manufacturing shrtcollars OF
paper II Is said that thousand per hour turned
of by machinery and that they bear such close resem
bance TO the linen collars in the habit Of wearing
that the difference could only he discovered by tearing
the article
COW WORTH KEkPiNs Peter lawson, Of Dracut,
Massachusetts, has just sold Aderney and calf for
Ss2s Las, year lhe produced pounds Of butter
PER week osuch quality that il sold fifty pound
600 pounds per year is considered her average Mr. Law
SON sold at the same time Alderney heifer eleven
months old for SIPS
lyTESsE HEAT Ar the NoKTH.--FATAL ErFRcrs--Qute a
number Of deaths sas the Philadelphia ledger have
suited from the intense beat Of the past two three days
Peter Moore laboring man and Thomas Pennington, died
Friday from the effects OF The Both leave wives
and children Jacob Haas German Mrs Judah Lane Of
IIaddngton John oDonnell Margaret Thackeray, Pat
rick Croak and unknown laboring man. all died from
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pUBLtC Sale or sarplus Wasor Powers aud I.auds
% e savaSr Misunderstanding Company Tbursday soh July
II O'Clock, the premises Howard county, Maryland
The und.rrgned, commit of the ockbodeus,
above about TOO nf land divided
from ~ 10 iso acres OF These lands midway
ween baltimore and Wa.hngsnn lie the washs
oad and OF hcn bind and all Baltimore
Washington turnpike aud the village Of The
800 acres reserved ny the company about the factory
There as0 three powers: of II feet inches
low the factory IS above good also
u third above the second named.
Terms
with
For further said
Baltimore papers pas premises and In the
Of the undersigned The iands
and The water would command couny city
tam for fonr aud paper mills
CORNELIUS MCLEAN.
Corner North X Fayette Chess
NATHANfEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert sueeis. Baltimore.
July 4-Iaw3w Comps,a.
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birsef in 4 handsome manner He compared know
tbingism to the hundred-footed that drags It's
sonous length across the body by midnight and democ
% "a tbe serpent Of Moses in the wilderness held mp be-
rs the people that they might behold and live He
.poke of the ahrdgrec oblgdton published BY the
IpoW-nohings as silver gauze hung out to hide from
M people the hdeous features of this yeed prophet or
Intolerance and closed with iervent appeal to his fellow
rzens TO follow the high example OF "Old Virginia and
sustain the democratic party against all opposition
Hon A. j. Hamilton being then loudly called on TOOK
the stand amid the most vocerous applause. lie said he
dd NOT wish speak il growing late, and he had
urb 10 say on this subject he intended II possible 10
consume ire tine between now aud the first Monday in
tnonS. Ia talking about IT, He had doubt to the
Ultimate triumph Of the truths OF democracy lie poured
rth The walls Of his wrath upon the principles and
ation Of the darkaniern party, stripping their nole
rance bootry and libera prescription TO perfect state
III nudity and exposing IFS hdeous deormiy 70 the view
f an excited audience He spoke OF the ridiculous
sense Of contendng for its secrecy, when every man.
man ana child Mexican, and negro in the community
knew oft lie himself armed aud equipped for
The contest aud proclaimed the knife against the
doodle-bugs Of America AS be termed the knownohings
He was much cheerd in the course OF his remarks and for
long time after their conclusion.
When General Hamilton concluded his remarks mo-
lion was offered and carried that the proceedings of the
meeny lie published in the city papers, and the demo-
cratic papers throughout the country When motion,
The meeting adjourned 10 Saturday o'clock
p. IA. ApoLphtS o. WEIR,
Chairman.
4 r BRowSRlGa, Secretary
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Proposals for Clothing, &c.

QuARrgsnAsTgR's orTIcE U. S. MARINE Coaps,
Washington, June 20, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS win until Thurs
~ day the 9Th day Of 1855, supply
of the follow inc articles snrh time and
be- required during the fiscal
Marine Clothing store 81 aker New York. free
the United
900 yards Of krrsey; respects
used by the U. =. Amy
2l0 knapsack have
strapped complete, and The letters u s. M" painted
the back
900 blue ea fatigue leather leather
the letters :. u &. M brass IN the front
coo Uniform with brass scales, eagle, complete
! 600 pon,pons
1870 p.,cAt leather stocks
? 500 pairs army brogans
LOCO blankets, with u S. M
the
The night TO increase diminish the quantity Of articles
nuned as the REQUIRE
All articles will rigid Inspections
form TO the sample. one
ermaer Matl0es. al Walker New
o. ia Marine Corps Marie Barracks, Washington
City, DC.
Bidders VIII the contract
Is awarded them unknown this Office iheir suciency
be certified 10 by some official person.
10 be endorsed Proposals for Clothing &C., addressed
10 the Qntrt mas:er Marine Corps Washington City, =,
The National lntegeneer and Evening Star,
Hampshire Pot Times Boston, Massachusetts
Commfrce, New York Eagles Brooklyn, Nsw York
lvanian and Argus Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Norfolk Virginia and Globe, Portsmouth Virginia. will the
above 26th
their bills accompanied by copy OF adverosni office
for payment. 2N
June 21-eodi1fJuly
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHINGTON.-The sub
scriher formerly of Richmond, Virginia. having established
Office in this city street. few doors 10 front OF the Treas
Department. claimants upon govern
especially Revolutionary services bvuns
and pensions under tae Of Congress
the David D0rngs0n.
peshap the on'y iadex wnic made 70 the I'm
papers auditors once In
lie has index the papers IN al
public Offices The Capitol Of Virginia These and the
experience
nope nirusted him just, he will be
where the claimant himself be entirely
upobl. to do II
For cems Sd 1855 giving 1850
battle vino days. his
changes very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Aceomac, Virginia.
James Lyons, T. a., Richmond, Virginia.
James e. Herih ee Commissioner of Pensions Richmond,
Virginia.
stafford II. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John Is. fendeton, Virginia.
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, q. q.
william u Ward caq, Baltimore.
Levi 1jmbeisse, New York.
March 7--dScpiy.
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A VALUABLE FARM tn Virginia 1000 acres1 for
saleHavine leased for Of the Fauqu~ White
spna high warrants the
Ia tbe be The undersigned onss
"a q valuable s which surrounds ihe springs.
Of low eoaBd, kaoe for
Of and capsbe OF being made me bcsi
OF land yiel0ed 0b bushels OF corn
1854, ihe twelfth cuiva
io,,) without msnre; 1884 rad the
susceptible Of division, and 10
certainty OF the best il Virginia
Of December and the balance In
NJ delivery.
cniars OF the subscriber by letters ad
dressed Wauep,on springs, Virginia. 70 Wash n{on,
ID THOMAS CkEkh.
Aprj 2q-2awGp
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hereby notified that their respec
"A viii BE- made 70 the a3d instant sno
order that each thus be
opportunity OF examining The preparatory 20 set
element which they due and In view
N pccusay obligations for the next month"; We are con
use with the necessity Of ompsne upon
The part Of all. a, - 30
S7-3tw&w Hoot, bho', q W.
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srArr prpAnrmrSr.


f1gss siass Case IA Prussia. Decision IN Jasor Of
from correspondent Dresden ssxony dated the 18th
OF last month
~ have taken the liberty to aequaint YOU with most
singular decision which given yesterday and particularly
confirms ugitiveslave law As the decision eanates
from the highest tribunal Of the kingdom OF Prussia IL k
certainly authority which be successfully quoted
hereafter Ii appears that DR. Ritter brought with him
Berlin, Prussia slave which he had in
Brazil All the proceedings which often and
fully had in the free States Immediately instituted by
the European aboltonsts and although the slave
declared 20 be free, rather the prevented from
taking possession Of him. it has been decided after full in
yestgaton that the has be adudged according
the lee oc and the application of the slave has been refused
and be has been remanded 20 his As far nfo
nation the subject after dgent inquiry goes this the
conceded that the slave bring him with him
to Prussia, ard there retain him. and again extract him
slave"
Glass ation Of The Clerks IN he State DeparimsntWe
understand that pursuant provision in OF Con-
ges passed the last session. the clerks the Department
Of State examined aud have been classified follows
Chif cierk.-R. S. Chew, of Virginia.
Foarfh Ciass-Edward Stubbs, of New York. disbursng
agent Francis Markoe, OF Pennsy wanna L. +. TAro OF
New York; James s. Maekie Of Oho Henry ID. Johnson
OF Massachusetts, r. W. Young of Virginia G. ]. Abbott
Of New hampshire; X. 5. Chiffon OF New York.
Third Cioa.-A. II. Derrick, of Pennsylvs nia; W. c.
Reddal Of Virginia John r. Polk, OF Delaware; George
Chapman of Vermont; W. L. Stubs, of Mary land A. C.
Glett, Of Florida; William Hogan, OF New York.
Second Cioss.-C V. Gordon, Of Virginia; w. J Brom
well, Of Maryland.
Fret cla.sH d. J. Pratt, of Massachusetts; George
Barte Virginia. John C. Neyins Of the District of Co
lambia.
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t,LkNWOOD CEMETEnY once Nc. aoa penn.v,v,n

i,LENWOOD CEMETEHf-Ofce Nc. 092 Pennsylvsnia
avenue corner o. l'h street. over the Savings This
cemetery Is laid plan o.
New ok snd situated high one and auar
Ter mile north o. the Capitol ho Capitol leading directly
70 the gateway Tns c"mpsny have received charter
siess ner ground oeyer 10 burial making
Zee nie 10 the ruchaseS prohibiting
Hesitation otherwise, which importance thoss who
wh their dead placed
become custom IN all cites when the burial oasa becoaes
valuable Tor other sell il, mr.,
meunu-y INFO pit and revsnr
titles given r's'S"' -
N. Id open M, where parph,.. vim
map the rharer asd W laws, and all can be
Obtained ss a orders ,or iptemrnts ie James I}s
yy Ne Seventh street, undertaken win be- prompt
y SeS"ue" w. June Tidy
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rHoICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VALUABLE OIL
painting at pubie auction Oa Friday
o'clock al The saloon Farnha Bookstore Of Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania sha
valuable oil paintings, selected great NJ Barlow,
from various galleries the them will
he 'ound Of Dome Neasqucx Cndey
er A. Van wies Wilson Gansboo' Marila verneL
sin, shayer, jr and Others.
The saloon will be pictures daily
until the sale.
Catalogues the saloon or at the auction
rooms
Terms; 800 and under cash thai
20 days, io satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JA5. c. MCGUIRE,
Juy4-d Auctioaeer.
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~ >. q. MeauIRE, Anos,one.r.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BuILrrHG LOT ON
seventh street al auction
o'clock, the tho
duly made and recorded will sell public highest
bidder ,he o lot No H. froaiiax
feet inches Seven west, Streets
running 100 lei.
TcrDs $50 cash; the residue months
notes bearing interest and secured by deed premises
NAT tARUSI,
Tsustee.
las Z. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Auctinnssr.
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Real Esfce bounty Land aud General Agency at Woshisg
CITY.

TON city.
CHARLES X. SHERMAN, aitornsy-stlsw, and JAMES G.
WALKER e reading clerk the Hosse Of
for the
either before the
OF Claims Congress, The several
usiv
Of cins, and others, involving
aided Cb-se f. Sherman, well
south sud Wesi experienced lawyer
personal prompt atshton all business
particularly snuniyspi well ~ 10
rent selling,
nb,fs mbvs Of Congers
In Territories, correspondents Of
NJ Charles Y. Sherman.
once No ans Third door north o. cadsbys Hotel
April 12--eodtdacp
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HuIroad accident.

NAsRUA On. H. July 3.-Iast evening train the
Worcester and Nashua railroad when Groton junction
of the track The engine and tender pre-
cpitsed down embankment, the engineer thrown
fence into meadow. and the fireman buried be-
meath the ruins az the tender but neither fatally in
iurcd frtclas passenger considerably damaged
but pone Of the passengers were hurt.
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Nsw Yosg July s--Cotton is unchanged Flour has adj
Sanood II cents sales Of 5000 bbs IS IL IS 62 good
Ohio at SIS a. 80 southern is firm sales OF 700 bbls. at
SO so Sill Wheat is triAe lower southern white at
50 4s Corn ife higher sales Of 900 bushels at SO
90 cents Beef is unchanged Lard is firm. Whiskey is
firm sales at Al cents.
BALTIMORE, July g.-Four has declined so cents per
bb sales this morning Of 200 bbs Of Howard street at 50
Is. Small sales Of wheat ut yesterday rates Corn Is
somewhat higher sales Of 1000 bushels Of white at 81 o.