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OsT WARRANT. The unde sgned gives public notice that,
La the expiration ofsH from this application will
Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate
lieu Of issued the 10Th August 1856,
Trnvs which
OF the through the mail between Berlin
rina and Philadelphia the 23d October last '-N
,T3' -" ... I'll. LUMPRlN, Attorney
rr# ..... q" BENJAMIN TRAVIS.
nrcQ IL
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies',

TecY EfanhtA0Wg, FTcoUtcH SohIHy, lno .
this institution
Oath last Thursday June The
for board and tuition $50 payable semi
There charges for drawing
and also for Spanish, Italian German and Latin The
the primary department composed Of pupils under nine
900 per payable baIfyeary In advance.
inquiry should ho addressed 10 the MOTHER sUPE
RoR Of ST. josephs Academy, Emmsbug Frederick county,
Maryland. ..s..... .... ~
Jul 8-diyear.
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
.. burlington, Iowa. s.
TREASURY DRPARrMRsr

'. '.""'.t a.. TREASURY DEPARrMRsr, 'o
: -. - III 70 !. Washington, December lS, 1850.
PROPOSALS will be received department day
of February A. d. 1851 at O'Clock for the construction
hospital authorized
according 10 the plans and specifications depart
meni said proposals he either the whole building separate
the different bills
each bid with the o each kind
the carried department rcscrvng
reject the proposals hereby invited
when deems The United requires
also the right exclude
who there is believe will faithfully
the contracts which they have attempted obtain
and a bids when there shall he parties
the bids and all bids that upon Investigation below fair price
for the work.
Bids will not be received in gross and
bidder details urnhed the
different Kinds which
department,
OF the bid the interest of tho United may require
Ninety the
ered according contfnct nd
the estimate of Of the department appointed pu
cont retained until the completion OF and accept
OF the Sea- by the
the event of non fulflmcnt Of ccnlract. |
Contracts will be awarded only mastbners and
and the assignment thereof
Treasury viii be forfeiture Of the
Each proposal be written signed
district judge attorney Of the distc Of 50 900
the whole work. proportonuc amount pn that
the bidder will when required his proposal accepted into
contract and bond, with and sufficient securities,
faithful performance. .@.# r. 10 a
Form Of bond and certificate required appica
ton the departing, " IT,
thirty days when they be lind application department
No bid wiH be considered unic,s complies In all Nd, soi
rita the requirements of This odperfcnenL - E.
The proposals must be sent this dparm TO the
Secretary Treasury and plainly endorses, oposo To- ~
burlington Marine Hospifa" will be opened AZ 10 coch
a M, OF the last day named for receiving The sane.
.f.. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Z d. -, . Secretary of the Treasury.
Dec l9-oawtFeSls [ntelAsiar] =
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osr LAND WARRANT--Whereas land warrant WINS To-
~ sued the Pension Occ, the 2th TO Riasy
Wnde No. 35f, fer 100 and mailed
Maryland aud whereas the said mi
has become lost The undersigned rive notice that
% sir weeks nom the dar hereof application will be
Commissioners Of Pensions duplicate lieu OF Tho
lost.
rdtR .HHgt.aa# 81. CHAs. ". wINDER, Attorney.
RIDER H. WiNDRR. rH ~
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United states MAN.
Posr oyrIox DErARrAkSr,
Washington, ID. c., January Is

EE a-# .... Posr oyuos DErANTAKKI, -r-
s-.. ..r.,r Washington, d. c., January Is, ls5T
aoPosALs 20, eOnysyns hs mails Of he United States om
routes IN the state Of
Once q s department until 3 p ma Of The 18th Of Juns 1884,
u. eH als CALIFORNIA, -r.t orr A
1851 From Orleans by River Happy Gasp and ote
wa, % YIeka 40 miles and bach, once a fortnight
Ts az Ylesa bs sSs Gss Monday
Leave Yreka every other Thursday at7a mi
Bids weekly gips will bs eoHsldsed also bid. to con-
iaS7a From Psauma By Bloomfield, 10 ToHass is miles and
Leave Peialuma Tuesday a a m; .. t... .H
HsaSs T + ns%ss %sda sSS a, sam,
las7a From Fesrs, Genoa county Utah. 60 mile.
Leave Pl9ssIyils every other Monday a.7ami r.s
nsass asSoa sss ns1 o Msers sss a.
at PlaceryilIe Saturday by p rITh.. "
Proposals carry weekly April January l. and once
fortnight the residue Of the year, invited.
$50 niles aaa back twice month"; D'S o
w Leave San Francisco the I'd and 10Th of
Arrive :, num19d, Bay gnion,ownP o. in % nouls
Leave Humboldt Boy (Unonown o. on tho Gth and 2Oh
Arrive al San francisco in 40 hours n.r '| FL"
Proposals for t monthy uso for weekly niPs win be
1855 From San neadno BY Fort Tson 70 vissa, gas miles
and back, once In two weeks p. 81 .. y
Leave San S ssmaano every other Thursday s.7nm
Leave Vgaa every other Thursday ATTAIN;
Bids embTaens Monte and Los Angeles viii be considered
also bids 10 commence ut Los Angeles instead Of San Ser
aSs ro" 9saas Bar and Fork, Of Salmon RIVER
sdys Tn sss nse n.s ssT @Snsay q
Leave BvsiviIe every other Thursdsyatf m; @
Arrive Mt Trinidad next Saturday by 6pm
Bids carry week. also bids to extend to PetersViie,
Leave Quincy Tuesday pm;
Leave Nelson Pon, Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Qainey by II am. ,.,,..,
Bids will be considered.
..... OREGON TERRITORY. ...
1878 From coI ,na sk ~ Gsssns G
Leave Corvallis Thursday Ia m;
a.. Arrive a, Oakland Saturday by pm;
Leave oskand Thursday at Ia mi .... e. .s
Bids 10 end al sinsaw or q, uehes,er will be considered
... WASHING ron TERRITORY 7 g'a. E",
la74s From Cowlz Landing Boise Fort Prario IS miles
k,avs ccRa an, p ~ osI Thursday a'am
Leave Boise Fo', Prairie every ohs Friday a,sa m;
1874 FROM Point BY BOISE Fo Prairie to Grand Mound
mics ara back, once in two weeks
Arrive q. Grand Mound mex, day By Bpm,
la7as From olympia caame and back once in two weeks.
BY Fort Montgomery and N Ea.On to s. In
Prairie and back, in two weeks.
Bidders to state schedule and distance
B a&o -, sls % state sIss schedule h and distance.
a7as From seacoom Cy TO Seattle % miles and back once
Leave s,eiiacoom City Saturday n,Oam; ,r
1 Hs.ys ss ssSs s sK s 2, .m
1870 From ssiacoom Oily the military road
ws1 20 miles End 9nss ss one. e. a soe nou
Arriv, For, Wa,IuwaIia IN weeks
| Leave Fort Waiawalls the Goth OF each month; .
Arrive at stei. COON City in one week J., ,,s,,, ...,
ing with the mails from San Francisco, California, will be
UTAH TERRITORY
From Valley
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OSC NANkANT.-rhe undersigned public that
.x weeks from this present application
VIII De made 20 inc Commissioner Of Pensions duplicate
warrant sn ~ one issued tho February 1885 eighty
acres NO. i391 to Owen Myrick, which
hand. TU IIJMPKIN. As,ornev
WARRINGTON, y. c., December 6, 1883. w
6-IawGwf
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

"'-H5I % 80 TREASURY DRpARTaKsr,
t.E.. I8 au Washington, december 10, 1856 3
PROPOSALS will be received this department until the 18th
dny Of February A. d. 1887 at clock, noon,
of the house, post office, aud author
erected Pabu,gb New York according 10 the plans
and specifications this Department. raid proposals 10 be
work bills Of parcels accompany each bid,
with the each kind The total amount carried
posois hereby nved pnrta hereof when deems the
Of the United States requires the department also esorses
rho right exclude the bids persons whom there ID
just believe will not faithfully perform the Contracts or
which attempted to obtain by Ddecion and all bids
when shall be parties interest who do not Join In the bids
and all bids that upon investigation, are below fH price o me
work. '1 -, go
gross, will be award
ed bidder deus furnished The department OF the
prices the different kinds work and Materials which shall be
subject revision that adopt The
whole the bid the interest Of the Untel States
IuiIe. ~ 49,.
Ninety per the work done md materials de-
veed according conac price, tsad amount 10 be aseIntd
OF Of the Department. appointed for that
plrpose will paid from time TO time a. The work progresses and
retained until the completion the contnci aud
cspanc CT The work. &C. by the aforesaid and be forfeited
in the Of non fulfment Of ontaci. G t AN4 4l
will be awarded only master builders aud mechnn-
The assenmea hereof consent OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury, will be forfeiture the @ TH .a
Each be accompanied BY written guarantee
cd by responsible cGrhtd TO be 80 by the United
district Judge attorney of The said disuici in the of
INV part that te bidder viii when required II his poposni
bond with and sufficient
curitics for its faithful performance t,.f, lg. s,
Form Of bond md certificate required will be furnished on a
the department.. ~ t1H"a3a .hA .ga . va &
Plans specifications working drawings will be ready by the
2h Of January when they can DO had ON application 10 e de-
partnent 5t b &hl L& ~. .tssi - LFH. !. - .
No Old considered unless fully complete IN all ia dsias
si,h tao requir en- snts Of fh,s advertisements
this department. ah6rersed 10 Inc
Of the Treasury and plainly endorsed or s
Phbueh will be opened O'Clock,
- 0.... - ..gr. .. .l,, JAMES GUTHRIE esag. f
Secretary Of the reafury.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

ENVHtFEVNk0H / KNIlTOAd. =
s ..r-t- ,-B Reduction Of Fare 10 California, "a
kEh United States mail ste I.nvc New yo,k
@T& Tor Aspinwali 5th md Doth or each month
E40N& connecting with mail from Panama to san
.kSS&3 A2n&s8 Francisco. ~ ' =" '"'
These steamships have bv the
Department, and guaranty and : -
ranana railroad az miles ong) completed from ocean
to ocean, and is
In New York hrougio San Francisco
arc embarked nj Panama by
ne money paid IN New York all tp
steamers are kept In IN New York and
san francisco, TO detention 90 hat
the route is entirely rsiiable. " ~ W u'" ~ ''a'
- -.'D'- "ey ''ep a'''e ~ hsph-
70 through BY each steamer take charge OF
women and children without other protectors 80 's~ "
West street, New York, 10 Nf'I' W ma yssnSS,n 20
Eay6-du - w. mn A'N"D'
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spoctr

GOLD silver One steel and plated pecOelc. glasses ac
focuses penca pescopc, and parsbola gasses
gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted 10 the eyes Of wearers.
~ - .r M, W. GAIT n BRO, Co.,
"a Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan
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Should anlh acquaintance be forgot,
.,r,..,l And never brought to mini 49,. ... ..s
Should auid acquaintance be forgot
HEl ai And days % aud lang syne.n -. ~. a.t .
The members Of the senior class ending In June, 1888
year ending June
nas P en s are nsssy = ass@ s
brighten the links Of the cnn ofove and friendship which time
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 amsn the unmey ia.o
some Of their most promising compeens, ii e 49,.
held on the a Monaay in sepsmsc a. d. 1885, al The United
States HOTEL Chestnut hetween Fourth and Fifth
venien invited attend, when necessary
adopted to secure as fun an attendance as possible
good enough 10 furnish secretary oo committed by mail with
BDWhRD J. GRANT, NJ. D., ..a.s
AEsKH fSiHGk q g. n HART 4haI, M o. Committee
J, NEWTON LlGHTNER. -" - ''
PHILIP rrspL fs rsSs'''s'' f'nn'''''a''
SAMUEL r. q h W!fi;aH bAA'sh'n' o0..ndr
LEWIS VA aais5S Iron Tsd Gsss Works. n '
..r..t sr fsgd OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
JouN wxIpnas, Of Lebanon, Pa, sscrr,ary. ~
Mnrch 2z-law.Mara [Intrisoncerl " Il s-s 49, s-ra
All newspapers the civilized of the world request
S ss 70 11se this se Is
visions Of ihs globes md NIL inseron
caaansiiv s"sasann mi. = - 'aicn A. 2 ~.
Philadelphia, stskarn, and Great western Lime.
pAssENGERs leave the depot tho Philadelphia Read
ing Raioad Company (Broad and Vine Hrests) daily
q.
Fare Chicago Gao 90
Detroit. 10 90 a.
S.aSMa ''.'.''.'...'.'...'....' ~ W
Bunaio. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
baiava...... 90
hocnes,ei, ..'.'.'......'....... .'.'... 6O
Sanahdaigua.. ...............'....... W
Ema. ...... 100
Freight leave tho Philadelphia Reading
Broad and Cherry s'rsel daily for Chicago and
~ JOHN TUCKER, Prcsiden,
~ Philadelphia and Reading Railroad ComEssy.
f. r.t.n- sT. Lib.
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washington Aqneduct.

f s4"- OFFICE OF TINE WARRINGTON A on rpucr,
Washington, March 7, 1885. "
pRoPOHA5 invited for
dams, tunnels and other work OF the Washington aqueduc
Proposals. received the 9Th May will be opened
that day. 'fNN"FsFfa- AiGsS "fHah I..Aah
animation on and after the Goth day OF April next -
PROPOSALS will BIO received particular
bridges, &C., described plans
Portions only Of Of the works be
appropriation but all for unfinished
be subject future appropriations by Congress- gnecr
serves the right to rosce the Of work
opgrcss under each contract for aach appropriation and
oth appropriation holding sufficiently
what works shall be stopped until funds available.
In of the entire particular
funds, the reserved win
the engineers The work has been property executed far has
gone IN IfFJt a q .s4~ - ua EG Jara.1N ~ .l
Payments will be made in specie checks upon
per will be condition
shall be pnid their full wages monthly and in specie.
All bids should be seaed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqacduct" - " "a - ...+
The United the right rel any
should they deemed advantageous
mt econsdered most conducive to the of
work. ''''.
Every offer ust be accompanied signed by
responsible PERSONS the effect thai
take bidder bidders will III his
into Obligation within days. good
securities for the completion the guarantee
be accompanied by ,he certificate
judge United Suites district attorney, navy AGENT
OF War; that the able make good
guarantee.
bids win DO opened in presence Of bidders, II any them
choose 10 DO present. .r ...aar !. ...f lem
- M. C. MRI0s,
. . Capt. Of Engineers, In chmse.
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The owners OF these ships will be for gold
puon specie ewcy precious metals unless Dill
are signed therefor and the value orres'ee
May I--dn
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The New York and Liverpool United states
u. Z. a..:u8# Mail Steamers. 5t -r. afta

Tue siips comprising .hs line following. ai4
Capt. Ohvef EInfngc
The Capt JOS C0msot.
The hdria'is Capt James We.
u k-sEh These shps wing built by conirsc, sI
~ pcssly for government service, every has been
X&8& taken In their construction, In their engpe
TO insure strength and speed and their aec'n"e
passengers unequaedf elegance comfort
Price Of raaaage New York Liverpool cabin, s3
In second cabin f7S From Liverpool 10 New York. 30 sp4 "
rilneas. 'th -"
An Experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bertha can socured paid for f" ?"
The slips Of this line have bulk heads and
to avoid danger from ice, ~ deg
until afler us LIST Of August "
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rsoro.rp p.,1s az sAI,rss.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, " u
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co,
" Austin Ffars, Loudor'
d. u. WAINWRIGHT 4 Coz.
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.-.. .n.7r Washington, D. c., January Is, 1851.
pRoPOsAs for conveying the mails
September i 1857 June 30 1885, inclusive, following
routes IN me sae OF CALIYoRSA the Territories u oRk
COS, WASHINGTON, and UTAH, will be received Contract
Once OF this department until Of The 18th Of June, 1851
10 he docided IN The nfI Inn.
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Proposals for Erecting the Customs house, &C.,
.. at Plattsburgh, New York. .la

aba5f lint. q Star. /.
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Dee Is-2awtl8Feb
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom House, d Q.
..e.I... at Galveston. Texas a.s-4 s~---

Dec i9-3awtl8Feb
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
Ths Jeys - ysssesnisy

Gsses Greenwood Mrs. Sippinco,s)in
On address to mo,ters, in the lee, mum
Der Of The Little Pilgrim, tbus wrisss !:
Nv Deer Fisnd:-Siocs last ID
iressed you another year hss psssed over
U.s. PEACEFUL and hsrpg year to most
Of 700, I sruss, yss doubtless bringing to
the hsppisst teafts and homes so0ss6ing
OF change and sorfow.
To me il has brought ;he most pso.
found sud sweet, the most solemo aod
sacred happiness Of womsnh ood-ior
within this year have been joined to
"she great aud noble army Of mothers.
am nov one Of you. Oh, IL there 10 .
time when women may feel that she,
like Mary Of old, 10 "blessed among
women" il 10 whom she folds in her
srms her FIRST born child, feels the touch
Of bis tender it'll hands thrils on her
heart. string feels upon her cheek ID e
first soft breath Of life immortal sses
family twinkling 10 The misty depshs Of
sleepy little syss love thu, shalI ",
brighten tho world for her. This Joy
uusbssksbls, this holy triumph Of 9s.
teSsisy, 10 heavens abundant compeose
sios for oil that 10 suffered By womeu-
for all that 10 denied to her
With existence renewed and refreshed
by the i0how ng Of this poor 4ill from
the divine fountain ef life With ny
heart made more tender BY which baby
hood, mighty 10 htlplsssness, and with.
out speech most eloquent, Gomez to -
] feel like oonsecrsting myself anew to
the service Of such a. jesus took in bic
srms and blessed-and Of you, whom
maternity makes kin 70 her once elected
to the highest joy aud deepest anguish
Of mortslity-hsr whom He most loved
and most tepdcrly remembered in biz
last hour. My work has now a moro &c.
rious and sacred character then at fret:
now ] can claim yonr sympathy and sis
terly aid in y common purpose An
equal interest. Now know your hearts
will DO with me, by the quickene throb,
the earnest, unsel6sh glow Of my own.
So let 10 begin the new year eounting
surely and confidingly upon each others
sympathy and Gods blessing,
GRACE GREENWOOD.
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- that mon VIII csass 20
9p8A religion TO foreign people
Whether meacy and effort in that d.
rection, cent abroad, would not Be Pro
ductive Of more good II made use Of st
home, both - relates TO the temporal
and eternal Interests Of mankind, is =
question upon which much may be
said upon both sides, and cur hope is
that 10 their charities, men will be en-
sbled to make disposition Of them,
such - will produce the greater and
more lasting amount Of good.
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The first literal English translatio

The first literal English translation
Of any part Of Holy Writ, was made to.
wards the middle Of the l4th century
by Richard Role, who, however, trans.
lated only the Isalter, the vrsiio pr;n.
cops Of the Psalms in English. In the
preface the author says: s.In this work
scke no stranger Ynglis. but lightcst
and communist, and swilk that is most
like INTO the I.atync, so that thai that
knowcs not the Latync be the Ynglis
may come to many Latync words"
But to John Wiclif 1.-The morning
star Of the Reformation" belongs the
honor Of having made the first com
plctc English version Of the Holy Bible.
This translation was made from the
vulgar Latin, in the year 1880. We
give brief specimen If Wicklif's YER
sion, viz: Of the Lords Prayer. Our
fader thst art in hcavyns halcwid be
thy NANNY; Thy Kingdom come to, be
thy vii done On erthe as in hevcne.--
Give M this dsy our breed ovir other
substance. And forgive to us our det-
It's as We forgiven 10 our dcttouris.
And lede US into temptation; but de-
lyvcre US from yvil, amen"
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L At E 8 T n E W 8.
Washington. Jan. .

Washington, Jan. y.
In the Senate to, day, Mr.. Mason. o
Va. was elected PresideI, pro TEN
receiving 30 votes to II for Foo,e. and
scattering.
The Isnate debated withon, com.
ing 10 a conclusion in the lows comics.
ted election case. Adjourned.
Hot sr.-Mr. Boycc gave notice d,
an amendment TO the tariff, proposing
proposing that tea and coffee he added
TO the list of paving under the present
tariff a duty OF 20 per cent. The con.
slderation OF the Presidents me.sapc
was relumcd, and Mr.. Stephens Of ia.
spoke in defence OF the President. and
OF the principles of the Democrats.
parry.
baltimore, Jan. q.
The Norfolk papers brought the ru-
mored loss Of the ship Prince De Join
vile OF that port, with all on board
New Orleans papers contain adyices
from Northern Mexico to the 7th nit
Nidauri was carrying out his agree.
'ncnt with the government in good
faith. A pronunciamcnto had been
declared on San Luis against the gov.
eminent BY persons dissatisfied with
Nidauri's Treaty.
Harrisburgh. Jan. 6.
The assembly met this A. N. Us.
Getz, speaker.
The Senate meets this L. NJ. The
Democrats in caucus have nominated
VIM. Wilkins for speaker, and the Re-
pubiic"ns David Goggart.
New York, Jan u
4 lire broke out At half past 1c last night
" sore l3S River street, occupied by b
haich and entered to six adjoining stores
south to the corner Of Congress, also hurn.
ing tour stores in Congress street, ,nakiae
!" IN all, occupied rs follows: h Hatch.
natter: Mrs Pickle miliner, Coleman cloth.
ing, ! Tobey + Co clothing. p Bontcn.
cou mtlcdeon maker, M Delsn. l. Eercher.
boots and shoes, anil J Wifet 4 Son, fancy
goods. The buildings were owned hv 4
Varl. Loss net ascer.ained.
The building known a. Poplar Hall.
Brooklyn, owned by Elisha B Morrill, Was
insured this A NJ. Loss SIS COO to $4,000
mostly insured
=, New York, Jan 6
, The Silk house OF Fuller, Hart 4 Nc.
Curkis has suspended payment. Liabilities
not sseertained
A.. Philadelphia, Jan 8
ma Dmttoh, Connandsnt &C Fort laiRn |
lied yesterday
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ExrLostoN ny 4 I.oroM ~rIyr. -rpr
FIsrnAN's HAN Blows Orr. I'm
Saturday afternoon last, locomotive No.
ia on the New York and Erie road
exploded at Addison, completely blow
ing off the head OF the fireman, whose
name was Sinariw"oi, resident oin-
wego The 'aase otthc explosion was
the breakagc of the main correction.
ami the thrustine OF the broken end
through the butt end Of the boiler and
fire board. No otheI peison va, in
jured b the catastrophe. We learn
from persons whose profession enables
them to Judge, that the accident was
the result of either the gross carlcss-
ness or inexcusablc ignorance ofone #
the boosted competent" engineers.
The victim of the ll-judgel policy OF
employing amateur engineers lett q
widow and orphan child in ovego.-
Eimira Gazette 2ath.
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~I. A. Gilman. . ronna /.

81 J. As Gilman, . young Irish
man, arrived in New York three years
ago with $4,000, given him by his IA
Their. A day or two since hs drowned
himself, and seventy-tive cents Of his
last dollar was found upon his person.
The rest had been dissipated.
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NAS II. c. ADAMS hayine taken the Hon ia.
Ltl Thor.ngion's Hoast 1T The of All and
Nam streets IS nov prepared % Ins ate 10 10
% day boaIheis ore room 70 let, suitable for :
Gents, or CENT wife. NJ .3Ddt(
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This day Received

IN CASKS OF new ans fresh Good- in part
L ~ IS Follows. VIZ
100 haf chct's " Y"ung H,s"n and i,i.,, ia Teas
~ dif rent gfa.rs.
Anit.oie off cases NJ NutmeE-
at'N ttf i,- CirAIs
IN invoice 81 une cut -niaklus ar! ~ wig /
bacco.
Ia zea dnt sof: French, :, mnon and n,e,li,li.
Has.
SET avon shi5'ug, TabIe Cloths mi Had
kerchieis
Ms. ca = lin II aud 9t, threat
Also large assortment Of a css
Dealers ar reSi cifLy reuues.,, g. call and look
~ the shve g,jt- thy must hn tolI " i,houi d :
lay to cover advances
Al kiihis ~ mcnhandise viii b. rrcTig Il on con
sisnnr1t, aud cash adv ances made VIII 1. REQUIRED
II W. M0BRIs
Aortioi and C,mpis SION Mer, hant
oei -t"ot Sec nj street, hear Perry