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DR.. George (s.vIu~.a -.
ma prs rom iIth and Broad % the corner of ioh
Hsre.id Sa s,,ss e whsr. orders b s for him
sth Ps,a.s = now on Clay street, between 7th and
si.ts ~ can leave their names aud address On,
.srss. ~ A. hoDskEk's Drug Store, No. 10. Main
my 1e-lm
49, na.chetor's Halr Dye.-.Twonty years
and application justify the proprietor in
T. s.lsu5,lnE this the best Hair Dye in existence
injury \. &C.; or brown instantly without the ssst
sss ss private roomsl ct Baechelerss Wig faetofy.
~ broadway, New York. S'
The genuine for sale by
ap l0--6m a. rtSAEn
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NJ r: Wtibacher Dealer IN linn ar
VINES S'safs' As. No. 20d Main street, RicsmonS.
80 nv Sl...ts
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MILLINnRY.
FAsHIONAHLK miIITNEc
81. FANCY GOODS, &C. Xe

FAsHIONAHLK mIIITNEc -
~, FANCY GOODS, e. YD
Mis-. J. DEMELMAN, ~
IMAM street, between 17th and ieth strses.1
Has lust returned from the North. with hsr surius
ano summer assortmsnt Of MILLINERY cousisfins
q tine Lssnon Neopolitan and Split Straw Bonnsts
msns ~ M..s., ~ flower Also. large assert
p Y n n.ss She has III swise rood supply
Gloves, Mitts kc eAsh nohery,
anime. Ans"eo " CAN ana "a
q BoNNETs and HATS Bl..ss.d :. .bor. NO.
my7-dlms
- NOTICE TO THE L1DI ES--.1 I.y.
ing just returned from the North with fresh
~ s ~ splendid assortment of nice and fashion
BonD... aD s,. SIX, Lace Grape, Enslish Leshorn
nloo,mners with q full supply Of French Fiowers.
r,;n aespeetfuiiy ask call from the Ladies' and ex
h stock, assuring them that will sell the
ebsssa cheaper and as good they bs pur
WIN. FLEIsHMAN,
IN nth It., next door to Benton Bakery
Opposite the Old Market
tice by - @-.e 'Ao' NJ y nv
my a-dlms
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EOUR HOUSES AND BOUT TWENTY
NEAR 70 MANcHEsTER. FOR SALE AT H 4nC..
TlON.-On MONDAY, the 10th iJune. 1856, will be
sold on the premises commencing at Al o'clock, the
e1cesn. scs store and Dwelling located above,
Also, three framed Tenements near or adjoining
thereto, and about IS to 20 handsome Building Lots
located for building small dwellings upon.
plat and survey of the property can be seen at
The attention of the public particularly called to
this sale.
TEsMs-One-fourth cash. balance at 8, and
months for nesotable notes interest added secured
JED a0DDIN ( APPERsoN, Aucts
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF LAND
~ ON BACONQUARTER BRANCH STREET
city of Richmond, entered on the SOth day of May,
1856, in a suit therein pending. styled Turner vs..
franklin and ais we shall special Commissioners
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of June, 1856. at the
hour of p. NJ, lot of ground, with tenement
thereon lying in the city OF Richmond, the North
of which land described in Deed filed in said
suit, follows: Beginning Bacon Branch street
and running along Brittsins estate line, E. $500
Bakers line N. f. $40 10 feet TO B. Franklns corner
within few feet of maple; thence along his line
n w. 500 l4s feet to Bacon Branch street; thence
down said street g. Z. $40 1914 feet the beginning
containing Is, "a square feet, be the more
less.' The said property is the on which Thos
Turner resided at the time Of his death. The taxes
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash the residue q
credit Of months with interest from day of SALE the
purchaser swing therefor his two negotiable notes
tone of them for two-thTds of credit instament and
the other of them for one third of credit nstaaent
and title to property retained until full purchase
ney is paid and conveyance directed by the Court.
VIM. r. WATSON,
ALEX. H. SANDS, So" ~.
Sale conducted by GoDDiN Y APPERsoN, Aucta
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~ Additional supply of New Goods.
BREEDEN, FOX L. co. will receive this morning,
per steamer jamestown, thirty packages of New
Goods consisting of many new things in LADIES'
DRESS GOODS, EMBRUI0ERlES, LACE MAN
TIES, MATING, &c, which will be offered at
low prices; an examination Of which they respect
fully ask of their city and country friends.
ie SGT PIT Broad st.
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BY Taylor e. wiilia ms.

u DIVIDED MoiETY OF The SWAN TAV.
n M Bao pap STREET dE hoTEL( PROPERTY,
AND 9rH STREETS.-Pursusnt to decree of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond entered ON
the 14th of February, 1885, in the case of "vaugan
and als, vs. Goddin the subscriber, q special com
missioner thereby appointed, vii. proceed to sell at
public auctien upon the premises, on MONDAY,
soth June, at o'clock, r M, one undivided moiety
case as the Swan Tavern Property; hsving front
the north side of Broad street. its intersection
with 9Th street Of l6o feet and running back the
al half acre depth.
TERMs.-The interest upon $40 $50, from 18th Au-
gust 1854 until 1t 10 paid and the of 2064 and
the residue to be paid with interest IN four equal in
sraments at intervals OF 9, IL, IS and "a months,
from the day of sale, for which deferred payments
the commissioner shall take negotiable notes with
sndoer the title to the properly being retained a.
JAMES LYONs,
Special Commissioner.
my so--tds TAYLOR { WILLIAMS, Aucts
Il AT AUCTIoN-On MONDAY, 9th June. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the Powhatan House, will be sold
ths remainder Of the Furniture therein, which being
10 at the time of the rst sale not then cold
The most valuable portion of the Chamber and Dining
room Furniture. comprising . large variety Of the
best s,iicies VII oe embraced 10 ih s. sale.
TEans-sums upder $50. cash that amount and
mOnfn9 efcdlt TOT NOTES,
added TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
ie Auctioneers.
4 AND WARRANTS WANTED AT
II 4 HLRLEYS.--fa am still paying the highest mar
Lst prices for Land Warrants csifst
WIN. HURLEY's, Exchange Office.
No. So Main street,
- ao-lm Opposite the 81 Charles Hotel.
TsOR = L E...In the ceunty Of Charles
II Citv = hesutiful litsie FARM, ssyenteen miles
from Mchmoad. containing LIGHTLY ON selsa
s,ytv n vhich e IN cultivation with eood house
"a ri rscs.sary out houses ander good fence Ind
Is coed nsishSorheod good well OF vs.s5 ~ s ~
ward. 1 deem It unnecessary e I've III, -
cripfior - spy nerson dixpoeed 70 purchase VIII 9
cn.yrse examins foY thsmselvee. Apply 70 James
Moore, kiehmoal, Or 70 = q. Z, throasA re -
olacs, Richmond
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rv- . p.-,,.,., ...,. xU..tI,av
..s,rnsr x,nnl5 rsrn.in 49, ~ 49, 81 = a;.s
5000. brssth syhsn hv ,sn. ,bs IN si,, ~ I. Thon
80 W.. ~, a. Jsnti wonld rot univ ren5ar
:. 1850 Sm, I..ys IT, ts.th ~. =. s1st.. tsr1
Many nsr,ons 40 not tnow THAR heath IL had and
AZ Ssos,. INV; Ell .u Uar manu-
sin, !. pon s;nais dor 81 ~. .P.i,,,,s ~. yon,
~ and VAN the t..tb n.b, nd Inoynins
6fty cent bottle will last yssr
A. upiu, " Thonssnd FIoIsys 4. ILL Is, T,
@ r;a,nlsa and freeiles from the .kin lssy;ng it Of
sou s snn snd x.sb the Ace snS oI
Shari.g Made Easy-Wet your shaving brush u
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NOW READY--THE BOOK FOR THE

THE LIFE AND DEATH OF "SAMn IN vIR-
GINA. Written by Virginian. In one handsome
121no. vol, p,ice ST..
The work history of the late Gubernatorial cam
paign in Virginia, in which the position and course
taken by the Democracy 10 placed in contrast " it'll
the portion and of the Know Nothing party of
the State. Blended with this history, and running
through this work. is love story romance; that,
whlle it will be unacceptable the politician, it
will be a pleasant and agreeable morse tor the
reader of light literature.
Single copies mailed any order enclosing the price
of the Book, if addressed to the publisher
ia 2-6t A. MORRIS 81 Main 1t.
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my so--td. TAYLOR 's WiL IIis'o asst.

4 AND W. X Il A N rs WANTED AT
II / HLRLEYS.--f am still paying the highest mar
vi nriees for Land Warrants. Cali 1t
VIM HURLEY'e, Exchsnse Office,
No. So Main street,
49, ae-lm Opposits the 81 Charles Hotel
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NEAL! MEAL!!--The subscriber hav-
w ing leased the Mill. known - Carringtons,
in Butchertown, formerly leased by A. d. Victor IL
now prepared to furnish Grocers, Hotels and Fam-
lies with superior article Of BOLTED MEAL,
Persons furnishing their own Corn can have it
ground very reasonable terms
Corn wanted, for which the market price will be
paid L. DENNIS
my 30--.lm*
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NOTICE.--The subscriber expects to be
absent from the city Gevehi weeks on Wes-
tern tour His business during this Absence will be
attended to by lis brother, C. ii. SUTTON
is S-3ts JAMES # SUTTON is
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" Removal of Omce.-Dr. LITTLE has
removed to office under Metropolitan Hail. whore
he may be found during the day.
His residence 10 ON 9th, between Clay and L. Ugh
streets ia the house of Mr. Cringan. Ije 3-d1nf
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By Larua a eHjoe.

I An POSTS AT AUCTION.--Wtu he
RI. e,It public auction, on MONDAY AFTERNOON.
n...h inse commencing at Al o'clock on the DOCK
Po.t ns rowing Company's She'd shi pmeut of Osi
a.,. Just landed. Those in want, would do wall 10
ssh. {: the entire lot will be closed out to the
h oer. LARUS SHINE.
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NOTICE To iii ELADlkS...LAkUS &
/ SHINE have just received from an importing
house North, besutifullOt Of Embroidered Silk
has of all colors which they will offer for sale pri-
vatey, at such prices to please the ladies Call and
examine for yourselves, at store "A Main street.
my S0-l0t
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CcahissIoNER's UFficr,
May let, 1855:

may Ibt, ItsU
ITO the Creditors Of the estate or Martha
1 Elicit deed, and all others concerned:
You are hereby notified that st the request Of Geo.
w Snelnss sheriff Of Chesterfield cousty and trusp
tee Of Martha Elicit, now deceased have appoint
ed the 10th day Of June next at my Office &C Chester
mands against the said Martha Elicit or her estate ct
which time and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand Commissioners Of the
County Court Of Chesterfield cousty. the day aud
year first aforesaid w. w. =. C00EfLL,
my 2l-s Commissioner.
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DLANCARD,S UNALTERABLE PILLS
ID OF IODIDE OF IRON-Ths most eligible and
agreeable form Of administering Iodide of Iron: For
sale by A BODEkEk,
is6 Druggist.
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rJNHE BEST PHILADELFHIA IaIsEtC

TIE bhSI Il III Lat n
BEER AS cold sslce can make it, aiways on
hand fresh and good at Rchardsons corner 18Th and
Cary streets
Anew supply Of Ballads. Christy and Woods COM
bned Songster, Whites Joke Book, also, the Wheel
Of Fortune or Egyptian Dreamer. just received at
RICHARDSON'S,
6 -.Sts Co'umbian Hofei Rn;ldins
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I ACkEi,S WHISk K Y...We keep "a
IL constant supply of this celebrated Whskey, pro-
nounced by judges to be the best that to this
market. nv 28-2w Wake u co.
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NIEW STYLES CHILDkEN'S G C 3.
~ Just received fresh supply of Chldren's GIGS.
Cream FREFZERS; 8 cases GLASS SMOKE
BELLS, for Gas lights; so do. Glass BOWLS, TUM-
BLERS, GOBLETS, DISHES, LAMPS, &c 10 do.
French CHINA and EARTHENWARE;a large
sortment French and German BASKETS, Linen
Shades, Brushes, Mats, Cages, WOODWARD, Looking
Grasses and Fancy articles, &C.. OF which we have
large assortment, and will sell very low.
THOS. L. ARGUS CO.,
lie S-6tt 1877 w. Main st., op. Elk Bank.
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N b. Heceipts given through 20 al The above
places and Goods forwarded to all parts of the Uni
ted States and Csnadas. Apply to
D. B. BRIDGFORD CO,
% On fha Dnck
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~ BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents fol
Richmond. fe l2-d6m
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4 0n BALES CLOVER, HAY and OATS.
lOO Just received and for sale by
Thus. WILLIAMS,
IL h-Sfs On RAM
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STOCkS FOR SALE.--VIRGlNIA SIX
~ PER CENTS FOR SALE-We have always
hand, first class Securities for investment. Persons
wishing to purchase, will find it to their interest to
give q call
my l7---ts G. w. PURCELL CO.
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NEAST POWDERS YEA ST pow
i DEhS.-Preston Merrilrs, Chismant's Durk-
ess Yeast Powders, for sale by A. BODEkER,
ia6 No TO- Main st
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ENGKNITLhE WA1kKOOaIs nkNIOI

NOTICE.-SIGN PAINTING; OrBanIen-
tai Painting; Banner Painting; Chairs beautifully
0ilded and Bronzed; Graining in Oak. Maple, Rsse-
cheap and promptly, by superior workmen.
T Orders left with X, w. ALLEN. aaE
my9 Arbour corner Main and 18th SITS
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The craft will assemble at Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs the evening of the 18th June and
til. ceremonies will take place the morning of the
18th. By an arrangement with the Richmond and
Dauville South Side and the Virginia aud Tennessee
Railroad Companies the fare for Master Masons
participating in the ceremonies will be SIS 25 from
Richmond to the Montgomery White sulpb4slp rings
and back. liz 2MI8ijel
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NEW ORLEANS RU1I.-31 casks n n d
Minds New Orleans Rum, of superior quality and
flavor. ALVEY GLlfSCOMb.
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(NHOICE FANCY SUChS.-~IUU dozen
~ Fancy, White and Brown Socks, to which
invite the attention Of purchasers.
GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS, assorted in size and
quality. Also some short sleeve MeIino Wrappers,
decidedly comfortable and convenient for the
FINE CLOTHING, considered So at least, by
those who have examined the stock exhibited by the
subscribers.
SUMMER CLOTHING of all styles, necessary
for men nd ysuth's wear. made up with much
care as possible from goods selected with aye to
strength and appearance:
ia Ito Main st
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u UILDING LOTS FOR SALE...The sub.
- scrber offers for sale two beautiful LOTS 'front.'
ing Leigh street, at its intersection with eighth
street, and Immediately opposite the residence of
Thomas w. McCance, Esq. sflsse
lie 6-St* JOHN r DANFORTH
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Sale conducted by GoDDIs Il ArPERsoN, Aucts.
my s4-
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Count Orl0f.

II the French have conquered Sebastopol, the
Russians seem to have conquered Paris. Count
Orlof, the Russian ambassador, is the hero of the
hour. We hear nothing of the English ambassa-
dor, or of the ambassador of any other power
Orloff is all the rage. The courteous Russian sat
up all night in order to be the first to congratulate
the Emperor upon the birth of his son. He is
hand in glove with the court, and quite lion
with the people. Among all the fetes in prepare.
ton, says the Paris correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce, that looked forward
to with the greatest interest," is the one promised
by Count OrIoff, at the Russian embassy, at which
the Emperor and Empress are to be present
Whilst we hear but little of the British plenipoten-
tiary, Orloff is unanimously voted trump
Should the manifestations of jealousy between the
late allies threaten a serious rupture, we have no
doubt that the influence of the adroit and amiable
Orlo at the court of Paris might be of invaluable
service should England find it necessary to invoke
his good Offices. 1t is well to have friend at
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The Right of Killing.

The New York Tribune referring to the shoot
ing of Sheriff Jones by a Free Soil assassin in
Kansas, says: 1.-THE border ruf6ans are fully of
opinion that they have, ought to have, the sole
and exclusive right of killing their opponents
The Tribune sees no difference in the "bor.
der rufian'' modes of killing-face to face, and
when both parties are armed-and,the shooting
an unarmed man in his back. Certainly, the abo-
Iiton code Of chivalry equal to its code of NOR
ais. We presume that the instrument used was
one of Shapes Rifles lately blessed by Brother
Beecher and the assassin, one of the Missionaries
may be Deacon Killem on whom Brother
Bsecher lately laid hands
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SHOOTING OF SHERIFF JoNEs.-Capt. VIM. J.
Preston, formerly of Richmond, now Colonel in
the Kansas military, and Thomas M. Crowder, Of
Norfolk, who were on the spot at the time Sheriff
Jones, of Kansas, was shot, have published state
ment Of the affair Both gentlemen were in the
tent at the time. They say
Lieut. Mcintosh, Mr.. Jones and one of us (P) went
q few PAGES from the tent to get glass of water.
While so engaged some persons came up and enquired
"where Sheriff Jones was," and made insulting re-
marks concerning his courage when he tJ.) arose
from the stopping posture he was in, and remarked,
"here am, gentlemen" and again stopped, when
some person standing near fred into the party, when
the remark made, (by P) Jones' you are shot, {"
and upon examination it was found that bullet had
passed through his pants without any injury. The
party returned to the tent, where, when we conr-
menced talking about this dastardly and heish at
tempt at assassination, when pretending to be
drunk intruded hmselfinto the tent, in opinion
for the express purpose of finding out the position of
Sheriff Jones He took a seat, when he was told by
the sheriff that the party had no use for him, when
he immediately and left, and in less than Ave
minutes were srsing together, Jones fell,
exclaiming "Ohn. He attempted to draw his knife
and find the scoundrel, but the wound such to
prevent his rising at all. The shot came from the
hind part of the tent and aimed at the back of
the Sheriff.
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The washington Homicide.

WASHINGTON, May 10-Justices Smith and
Birch delivered their opinion this morning in the
case of Mr. Herbert charged with the killing o.
Thomas Heating. They say: after careful
examination of the evidence, we feel it to be 8
duty we owe alike to the defendant and the Gov
ernmen that the ends of justice may be fully met to
send the matter to the Criminal Court of this Dis
trict. That tribunal we conceive to be the proper
one to grant or refuse the application of the de-
PENDANT for discharge. As to the application for
bail, we are divided in opinion, and we therefore
commit the defendant to the custody of the Mar.
shall until he be discharged by due course OF law y
The defendants counsel have made an apphca-
ton to the Criminal Court Judge for his release
q writ of habeas CORPUS. -
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C0uaressiOnal.

WARRINGTON, May 10-In the House, Mr.. Full
Ter defined his position, past and present. on the
subject of slavery, avowing broad national grounds.
He stigmatised as forgerieS, certain remarks re-
Gently published attributing to him extreme north.
ern sentiments He exposed what he termed
marked inconsistencies in Mr. Buchanan.
His speech ELECTED earnest attention
Mr. Jones' of Tennessee Intercepted Mr.. Full
Ter concerning certain sentiments expressed by
the latter He said that in circular lately issued,
to his constituents, Mr.. Fuller had uttered these
sentiments now stigmatized as forgeries. He did
not express himself satisfied with Mr.. Fuller's ex.
PLANTATION; but gave notice that he would shortly
reply to the speech of Mr.. F. Adjourned.
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THE-DAFEYD lsPATCH.
'-'-, M.nsny siorn,ns, May -, 1885.
Imprsvins the James River.


Imprvvins the James River.
we have already stated that . bill has been ~
porsed in the House Of Representatives fof '''
Improvement Of the navigation of James nse !. ].
We are not aware Of the present ccndi'on =.
bill. II is matter of vast Importance 70 'n0 -,
terests Of Richmond, and we trust may secule sne
early and energetic attention oil our soe .'r.w
sentative. Mr.. Caskie. We perceive snA' oii'
h.. been p.ssed for deepening the channel ON
a.. 8, Chair M;chiss) fats, and another for Inn.
proving tho navigation of the savannah liver.
,vnx sho,,d mot the James receive an equal
.r,cr,. ~ favor. and that at an early days This
onr,.l IA. nothing to do with politics, but rs an
sSvcc,,e Of the interests Of Richmond and of vir.
,,n,. n cannot repress its solictude that measure
az such vital Importance TO the welfare of both
State AND city should receive all the aid which can
be honestly obtained Vast sums are annually ex'
pended by Congress in the North aud West which
are waxing fat and strong upon the public crib,
whilst the South is becoming as gauut as Pha'
roah's lean kline The great mass OF public reve-
nue. is raised from Southern productions, yet, only
a slight shower, with a meagre sprinkle of public
liberaty, ever falls upon Southern soil Il is quite
clear that general grab game is soon to be inau-
gurated and such being the case We for one, are in
favor of removing all distractions, and plunging
both arms up to the elbow, into public treasury
which has been principally supplied from South
ern reservoir.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

NEW YORK, May 9-Intelligence has been re-
ceiyed here of fearful accident, which occurred
on Wednesday evening, on the Mississippi and
Missouri Railroad, near Davenport Iowa.
The Express train from Iowa city ran off the
track, while going at rapid rate, causing terrible
destruction.
Twelve persons are said to have been killed and
a great many others wounded.
The entire train, consisting of the locomotive,
four passenger cars and q baggage car, were de-
molished.
The scene Is said to have been awful one
None of the names of the victims have reached
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ANusEA6uura

a 4UygNILk CONCEnT 81 vScssr
1,EuvH a9a1 re direction Of ri. r l. 0a q
NY vii tsss glses q Centenary CkuSel \. TtIs
i DAI LyLNiN0 Nay lsth, lsss, It c'sloei 80
sbassstsr' sonss i''o sss. ssns..y y sss
ruses, hsvs been sslscted for this $500, gho.
them the duet Ths NshtinssIs snd Re- sa1 e
o y &. M nut, III piano Eee
ing DER the Lake, ttrio) "These i Nrs. os. -.
Voice ue Love- lssnQ All beautiful. Ths - .s ~
Sfsss a ns,,on: -, ar star spsnssd Bsnss.
100 voices Mr. BUSH we'll known Nns;s IL lnah
In this city, viii preside st the piano forts.
= Tickets Of Admiration, % ceuts-to ~ -,
the Music Stores. - 20 10 hsa ct