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%. The Benic a Boy has been In Boston for a
few days past, giving sparring exhibitions.
IL A Fillibustering ex petition against Mexi-
60 is said to be on foot in Texas
u combined effort Is being made through :
out Great Britain for the repeal Of the paper duty
IL Bayard Taylor has already more than one
hundred lecturing engagements for the winter
u Wild turkeys are quite plenty in the
Pa.
III big contest Is shortly to be had between
New Bedford and n Boston dog. The stakes
reach between 81 eco and 50 600.
III bill has been introduced into the North
Carolina Legislature, to exempt one slave from
Liability for the debts of the owner.
GO Brown informs the Boston Post that of
twenty-three men whom he helped to a cigar
iyni, or loaned a newspaper, twenty said % Thank
you, SIR" or nineteen women to whom he paid
courtesy-such as giving up his seat-pickiny
up a dropped veil, shawl, or the like, only seven
riners.n
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Through trial OF many years. and through ever,
nation of civilized men, AYER'S CHERRY PIC
cure more cases of pulmonary than any other
remedy knovn 10 manki md. Cases Of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by IL and thous-
ands of sufferers who deemed hey ond the rea Oh
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy ments Of
lie, by this all powerful antidote to dsessee of n
lungs and throat. Here cold had settled OF th 2
the pale, thin features Of bim who was Iste
and strong, whisper TO al but him CoNsusyTioN
He tries everyt but the disease i. guavne Al
his vitais and shows its fatsl symptoms more and
KY PECTORAL now; il has stopped his cough,
made hIs breathing easy; his eep is sound nj
BIS appetite returns and with 1t bis strength The
hood can be found which has not some Inv.
Ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectorsl en- I'M
pe-ishsble ren0wn. But Its usefulness does Tot end
here. ey, II aooomplishes more by prevention TITAN
cure. The countless cclds md coughs which II
cures are the seed which would have ripened INTO
dreadful harvest of lncurabe diseases. Iniuenza
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurisy, Whoop
Ing Cone and ali irritatons fthe throat and luns,
are easily cured by the CT Jerry PECTORaLu
taken In season. Every family should have il by
from the insiduous prowIer which oarnes Of the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamt
Authenticated evidence of these faot.. with direo-
found in Ayers ,Amerio'n Almanac, Of which we
publish three millions and scatter rhern broadcas,
over the earth. IN order that the sick every here
pruggsts and dealers IN medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis, and SO for sale these
.sd g.sesysd by Or E. AYR, Practical
scId b. b. SiIMAS, v Wsss.ns ton. .pa +, n
cOU ~ AsxAndria. and w al dssisrs even Where
DOWLANDsS MAOCASSAR on 4 a. GIppY'
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John b. cARPENTER,( .Cireuit Co.rt for
JOHN II. MARKER. EEa aa,,,, ros.ty is

n.
The object OF this suit is to procure deed for Lot
late Of Char,e s County, deceased.
The bal states that in January. lS4s the comp,ajn
ant purchased said real estate from the sai d.
ant alta Written agree msnt " as entered into hy
the SAID parties Tor the sale and purchase of m "A
real estate; that said agreement bound the "A ia lie
endsnt TO convey the same to the said M
y as9od and sufhcie deed upon the paymsnt Of
the whole purchase money that he hole puroha 30
money has De en- paid, aud that the said de endart
aIthOuth 10 has been requested and deed of con
eysnce for tald 7. al estate has been proffered TO
I'm H ior MS execution, has refused to exeenfe a
deea therefor to the complainant. and thar the 40
s ienos ~ resides in Washington City out of the
IL y theIeqpon adjudEcd and ordered, that the
oomp anant, ny causing copy of this or3er 10 he
inseTleo IN rome newspaper publishes IN Ws,hing
t Smy 3nce 70 eacn OF successive weeks before
TIC hrst Gay OF January next, give notIcs 70 AZ
absent defendant OF the object and substsnc. ~ th
bii. ano warn MIN toapp ga in this Court in nsrson
or by socitor on or before the first Mo.d1v Of As.
hst. 70 sasnei the premises and show Cause il any
October l4th. 1883. PETER w GRAIN
True co7y-Te.t "niN'
JOSEPH H. COOKsEy r
Clerk OF Circuit Cour. for Charles County
no X-laWSW S~eutss
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. KIMMELL HOUSE.

MN NJ u HOUSE.
HIS Nice and commodious Hotel has just been
comnlsi cd and VII Do open for the recep 4
iioe OF Eues's on Tuesday, the sd instant. ycAY
THIS house Will abound with comforts, l.Vl
equal every respec to every house in this or any
o.her city he bar will DO supplied with the beet
OF Llauors, At al times. have engaged Mr.. F.. ".
Campscil TO assist and supenntend the house.
The klmmell House is sItusted on G street, be
tvesn ~ ana 81 streets In the imme ate vicinity
on the National Hotel, and near the Railroad Depot
,o,s .oam hh.F. kiMnnpEILl, Psop,r.
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NOTICE FOR RES fORING CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF
Notice 10 hereby given that the land Off e at Men,
asha, IN The state of Wisconsin, will, and after
1ne oth DAY OF January next be open to the sale at
private entry and location. of all vacant public land
embraced In the following townships, which were
SUBJECT TO entry and location prior TO withdrawal,
being lands which rad been Withdrawn as probably
ttng within the prescribed limits of SELECTION Of
the railroad grant to Wisconsin ny of COngres IS
approved June j. 1856, but since sscertained not to
bs within said limits, viz:
NORTH Of the base line and east Of the fourth
principal meridian
townships Is, l6, II, Is, 49, 10, q, % g. "a g. g.
81 g. So 81, 81, 81, "a, S5 IS. 81, and 50, of range
Given under my hand at the eneraI Land ONCE
AZ the city of WASHINGTON, November II, la5e
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
no 10 -laW6w Commisy;onsr
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EURNITURE REPAIRED

FURNITURE REPAIRED
AND VANISHED.
Sofas. Chairs, d O., re covered, and paoiinr Fnr
nture attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS. No
5i2s7th street, I'd docr. ''
r urnlture Polish fer cleaning and restoring IN
thslr osInaI Istre al articles Of Vanished and
4 Bro, Odd Fellow Hall, or by the snSsoIibe,
WILLIAMS. 2 18th street. %
No. 6l2. It'll street. n hy 60 feet "A ia O. WtFs
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piANos FOR SALE AND TO RENT.-A
B. Ie1eSS vailety OF new and second hand
ps; Of Stahvay z Sons, IN New York; A.WHIt
IN Baltimore. which win sell or rent on mod.Sst:
And essy terms q my Piano Waroroom. No xss 18th
ssI-lm' FREDK. G. REICHENRAcH
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EVENINGTSTAR.

- - - - - a a-AS
LORDS PRAYER ILLUSTRArED.
Pierre Bernard has written few things more bead
hfsi than the foIlovins, -
s-- Byyisht Of crestion, % : .--.--
-sssBB r. b b9san6. !IS Ioy,.ion. ,.a a
Who art in Heaven $500 rs - b
The throne Of thy glorI, . ....
The temple Of fhi angels. 81.
Hsllovsd be thy name H.f-
~ the thoughts Of our hearts, b, .-.
~ me words Of oar ips. -.. r.r sa.'
by the works Of our HANDS.
Thy kinsSom come
Of grace to refine us. rla- .... r
VI glory to crown US;
Thy viii be done on sarth ~ IL 10 in Heaven
Toward ms without resistance,
-a- By N without eompulsion,
UnIversa. without rxoep tion.
Externally without decisnsion.
Give rs this day our daily bread
OF necessity for our bodies,
VI eternal lie for eur souls.
And forgive US our tres passes
AEsin.. the command. of thy 'av.
Against the grace OF tny Gospel;
Asve forg We them that trespsss against US
By defsming our characters,
so ~ e enmnsszllns our property
., And lead Us not into temp tanon. but deliver rs
OF overwhelming stalo.ions,
VI worldly entIoem- Ets,
Of Satan's devices.
of errors seducilons,
OF sinful Affections
For thine 10 the kingdom, the power and the glory
forever
Thy kingdom governs all,
Thy power subdues al.
Ihy siOry Is aOove
Amen,
As IL 10 ia thy purpose,
So II 10 IN thy promises,
80 be ~ In our prayers,
30 Il shall be 10 thy praise.
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fROTECTED by RoysI letter. Pstep. Of

EnGl. al and secured ~ riis seas o. the EeeIe Do
thkrnlAcie de Parisand the Imperial College ofMed
clne, vIenna. Triesemar No. is remedy for Re
taxation, Spernatorrhea, epd Exhaustion Of the
system. Tresernar No. ehectually, IN the chort
space Of three dnys, complet and entirely eradi
cates all traces of those disorders which oopavaend
cubebs have SO long been thought endote for, TO
tbs rum Of the health OF vast portion OF the popu
Temed, for that Class Of aisordsrs sScS' unFertu
rately, the English sclan treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction OF the pat coast
tution, and which all the sarssSariila IN the world
cannot remove. Tresomar Nos. |, 2, and are Sllke
devoid of tnste or smell and ofai naus eating suaA-
ties They may lie on the toilet table without theI
use being suspected Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses as administered BY Vepeau, Lal-
leman, RouI, Rioord, 30, 40. Pnoe 4S each,
or four cases In one for %, which saves es and n
81 cases,
Sod By DR.. II: A: BARROW No. lg Prince st., .
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imrne
diatay receIP Of the amount DIR. B. will forward
the IS cases OF Triesemar, and the large sizes,
rags palc thus nsurlng genuine European prepara-
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not free Of
riage Consultations as usual, from II a. m. till
?. m. and from till p. ct No, l57 Prince St., o
few blocks west Of Broadway. fe ly
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COUGHS. COLDS. hOARsENEss, 30.

Tho prevalence of the above complaints At TIM,
season generally has the fect of bringing out host
OF professedy new specifics. and while some are
The wisest course to pursue Is to your fam
lily ply stefan, or otherwise only such remedies
aNbfcR S GmM
aoSn bees popular fs%.d! and has o"n,inue s
to enjoy a growing reputation tor the last twenty
acts like a charm and in Chrome Cases Broncbiis.
y. nooSns onSh G,%.P AsSshms
Price IS cents and 80 cents per bottle,
Sold by Marin Palmer, Chas. Stott DO wash-
.ssIe %s; to Al
noxn Eyer. Gum Arab aS S Ssnis c sSa
moniO I. OzsnGe thsJ are unsurpassed. no Il. sm
w. Albert, KING GsoRsrrowS, d. C.. for
n; .as sSS Co.. tn: e So Ss
e G:s S
" h. kegs
s.s.; s
Graz. e e mi s@s & s ssP';s:i:
e &: 4 - ss s!:!:i:
". QOs IN ~ 10 masks and can.sters
SAIElnla hlne do In Id. canisters
and packages. WA '
All OF the above will be sold at manufacturer,
the District. - 49, -
The character Of Dupont's Powder has been 10
Wen and favoraby known for q half century, that
We deem 1t Unnecessary to say anything in its
10 We take pleasure at all times In showing
samples and style Of packages to sportamcn and
NJ oaies No. S High street. immediately id
joining the Canal Bridge. seS-tf
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WAsHrNkG4Ftd5Nt kkSSb b ( { EE Ne DRIA.
n Boat Every Hour from Each Pdaoe.

The WASHINGTON and Al~xsndris Steaniboats VII
hereafter run regulsrlv from the foot
of TIN street, Washington. end King q
street, Alexandra, ever, hoar from -
eaca pace, from II a. IN To IA p. IN az follows;
From WashIngton-Steamer GEO. PAGt-d
az, ., AM ~ =. M, I. 3. 8. End "a r. m. 1000
From WashIngtou-Sleasner THOMAS GULL
YER-at 8, a. a. M, IL w, 2 &. and p. m,
From AlcyandrIs-Stesmer GtO. PAGE-at
~ 8, 10 a. M, AZ IN ~, & AID p. m. <~
From AlexsndrIa-Si eam'r iHOMAs GULL
ErR-at 81, 9. II q. m. I. 8, and .. m, eKcept
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings, when the Coily er
will ruS her regular trips to Mount Vernon. az
heretofore. and omit her tnps bstwe. W ashIngtOn
and Alexandra from pa m. to p. m only.
The 81. % a. IN. and ga p. m boats from Alexan-
dria connect with .the trans Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North aud West.
The 81 3. m and "a ?. NJ. boats from Washington
connect with the trains Of the - auge and Alsxsn-
dria Railroad for he South ana SOUTHWEST. ne 3
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Dentistry,ae.

"A VAN CAMP. = D nKnr1sr
!. Has returned to the CITY aad rsssmsa his pfae-
toe. sci = wy vyIr-zsu5ar1
Operating Rooms and Resldence-V1 F6Y&W
gtreet. between Sch nd It'll. foaf doors non -.
nR. q. FfNLKY HUNT. - -
: No. no Pennsylvenis avenue,
VIII perform an operations belonging 70 his
profession a bis Old established once. above.
Y.-Dr. THOMAS O. M LIS,
~ Once $50 Penn. avenue, next 20 6aa
uer's.-Hls oesreti0ns embrace ell the lat 05
est improvements, and By the use Of the N-lo
Cheoplastlc Process he makes whole partial sets
of Teeth superior TO those made by any other plan,
81 half the prices charged for gold. Speomens and
testimonials exhibited He 10 the only agent for n
In Washington. - seSo-iy
vi LOOMS. NJ. B.. the IN inventor and ,.t.nt..
of the Mfstyal Plate Teeth, attends per-~
sonally at his ofhoe in this city. 0t&7SS
Many persons oan wear these Teeth Who ~<44Io
cannot wear otnere: and no person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofhoe can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and sh the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
srt can produce, the Mineral Pinto viii bs more
fully warranted. g.s. .... d. ... u. ...'
Rooms in this city. SIS Penn. avenue, betvean eth
and 10th streets also. 97 Arch street, Philadelphia
Sc lilly
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL.
IL THE GREAT PAIN AENlHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR SPEPSIA. w FAX
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED RY CHEMIST.
PoIrLs.l u, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE CIR EATEST DISCpNERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE,ALL should he kept
in all families in Of accidents or sudden sick
ness,a IT frequently cares In less time than il
cures TO get 8 physician.
IL currs pain any part Of the system and Ia used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes of the vesFther pro-
duoe q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body also, Stuff Neck-every person should
Eeta bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews, Blood and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
power, eI pels ali pain from the STEM
Get a bottle and try il.
IN; B;1If {on have q ConSh, use Harris
BORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
GHERRf-it Is the best Cough Syrup in the
II you ars Bilious, use HARTsHORNE's
kNTl-DILlOUS PILLS. They not upon the Liy-
T, STOMACH and Bowels, carrying Of sll Bile and
Foul SecretIope.
TIE above T2edlOines to be had At all Drug Stores
In Washington CITY; Ridvell q Cleoel at g eorIo-
town: III. Peel Co .Alexandria. 90 u-d
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R0MLAND's MAOCAsSAR elL ~ 6ipBs
- ueaS eeeee- plasJfth strsst rSf-l
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Texas E.ntaI5Esance.


The Galveston News Of Thursday last says
The bark Gnater arrived of from Cardiff, Wales,
on Friday last, with jD0 tuns Of f0n for the G. H.
4ud Henderson Railroad. Another vessel with 500
TINS more for the same road Is expected soon from the
same place. This iron will be some 400 tuns more
than sufficient to complete She road from this city
10 Houston and will be taken to the section beyond
Houston, There are now I50 hands at work COM
pIeting the bridges laying the iron aud forwarding
the material.
The News learns that the towns On Matagorda
Bay are healthy but that the yellow fever had made
It's appearance in Brownsville, several cases Of she
vomit having occurred before he left. The probable
ity was tbatft would become an epidemic.
The chief topic Of interest in Brownsville and Mat
amoros was the exp4cted battle between Vidaarri
and the Central Army, and the news Of the result
was hourly looked foF.
Maj. Neighbors infogms the San Antonio Ledger
that he has just heard from the Indian Reserves and
that everything there is going on we'll Two schools
established in June last and the pupils are pro-
ceeding satisfactorily, being already advanced to
words Of two sylabes. There are forty pupils in
one school, and between thirty and forty in the
other.
A gentleman living in the Greek Nation, says the
Austin TneIIigencer writes to friend there as fol-
lows:
The Northern CaInanches, Kiawas, and part OF
the Apaches, FOURTEEN bands in ALL have declared war
against Texas. ThEy are eHcamped on the waters Of
the Canadian liver about the upper end Of the An
tel0De Hills
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NEAPoLrrAH ASTIQrfr1Es.-A recent letter from
Naples gives some account of the archaeological re.
searches now going on in the kingdom of Naples.
By order Df the King Chevalier Bonucei has visited
the ground of the battle Of Gamma, and has brought
up quantity Of coins and other articles found there
BY the peasants OF the neighborhood. At some dis
tance from this spot near monastery Of BasiIian
monks a peasant some time ago found precious de-
posit Of nearly one hundred thousand small gold
pieces Of the time Of the Emperor TheOdosius and bis
first SUCCESSORS this treasure was contained i'm
phorp of sandstone Cheyalier Bonuec has sue
ceedcd in saving considerable number of these
coins from the crncibe, and enrching the Mnseo
B0rbonleo with them. This treasure, it is believed
was buried short time before some Of the great bat.
ties which were fought there between the Greeks and
the Princes of Beneyento.
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AERIAL AytGArIoN.--Another candidate for the
honor of crossing the Atlantic in an air ship has
made his appearance. The Troy IN. " Times says
Mr. In Mountain says he will remain in this city
during the present winter and build balloon sixty
five feet in diameter, with an extensive power of five
tuns with which be will cross the ocean, starting
from this city iu May next. and land within twenty
five miles Of any given point in Europe He has dis
covered principle which will enable him to retain
the gas in his balloon for any given length of time,
and he is confident that the air can be navigated
well as water and with as little difficulty.
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g Yoa musicians ought to be happy fellows said
H. the other day, to a baudmaster. why! SAID
the leader. Because you ueed never want Tor
moneys for when yonr funds rHn short, you nave
only to put your instruments to your lips and-raiSe
the wind y
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cles being still unredeemed Wood again threatened
to sell them, upon which Kate again made affidavit
OF larceny and had him arrested. The man Hughes,
whom She now accuses with the Woods, is said to
have once been her best friend on earth. The matter
will be looked at with judicial apectacles soon.
p,,ren .r Len Fv.oeHcar VIM r,oIson oF the
Third district r,ona Who surrendered bimseIfnea
three months ago knowing that he was charged with
being one of party who shot a negro over at Mad
sonville and who has been in prison in this city ever
since Saving the time required to take him over the
lake and bring him back), was admitted to bail on
Saturday and released from durance vile. What is
intended to be done with him, is one Of the things
we can't understand, after the long Incarceration he
has suffered, and no action on the part OF MS
prosecutors.
| BLACK ToxGEE, ALMosT-Three men named Alder +
Bertrand, Joseph P Castaing and Pierre Adler, we're
arrested on Saturday evening" on st. Philip street,
Second District by policeman verrant. They were
charged by Mr.. Laurie with having been caught in
the act Of skinning COW who had died Of some hor
ribe disease, with the intention Of cutting up the
carcass and selling it in the markets for pure, IN
adulterated Kentucky or Attakapas beef Ugh what
a narrow escape some OF the beeteaterS had me
gentlemen will be arraigned before recorder WIZ
to-day
GETTING BETTER-Mr C. L. Marshall, who was
shota few evenings since at the corner OF PhllP and
rousseau streets Dy Mr. Eugene ADAMS. 49, we are
glad to hear ont OF danger and rapidly recovering.
Inc laooreF kennedy VINO was Knocked IN sne
mead acclaentaly ny a cro"oaf on tne LeVee' d gay
or Two SINCE ana VINO was supposed TO oe nloI'aly
10 1'7' P"''
DEADLY AssAuLT-A Spaniard named Jose Lopez
Tas arrested on E1vgian Fields street last evening
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Up. WHITNEY & CO., IS 7aroudelet stree.
For passage AaHg terHe rtplau On board Pos r. First @
thet.
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Everybody likes polite children worthy persons
will pay attention to such, speak well OF their good
munaers and entertain high opinion OF their
parents. Children, make note oi ths'
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nEAD.-We learn from the Augusta Constitutional
is that Mr. Jesse Fanar, Of that city, who was Sc
verey Injured by the recent accident on the Savan-
nah and Augusta Railroad, died at his residence on
Thursday last.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-27

LATER FROM SANTA FE.-Santa Fe dates are to
the 3Oth nit The Nay0jos Indians have been granted
ten days to bring in the murderers of Major Brooks
servant. Tie troops at Fort Defiance were preparing
for an anticipated war with the Indians.
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A SAD AFFAIR.-A man named Henry Margerin
drowned himself in the river at St. Louis few days
ago, and his wife, on learning the fact went ravng
mad. She was taEen to the City Hospital, and re-
covered partially, but continued in the greatest
agony of mind.
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PERLors PosirIoS OF TWO YOUNG B2Ys.-Iot
,ntcer Acronauts-We learn by passenger over
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, who arrived yes,
terday morning, that on Friday afternoon there was
a balloon ascension from the Illinois State Fair
Grounds, at Centraa. The aeronaut assembled at
o'clock P. NJ, and at O'Clock descended about 10
miles southeast of Centralia and fastening his bal.
loon to eace went into house near by for refresh
ments. While he was eating, two boys one years
old and the other years old, clamhered into the car
of the balloon and untastened the rope The balloon
ascended rapidly, and when our informant left moth
ing had been heard from the young adventnrers,
[Cin. tfaZette.
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FATAL BOILER ExpLosroS.-The boiler of Bridges
Factory Oneida Castle, n Y, exploded on the 10th
instant killing one man and mortally wounding
another. The building was shattered to pieces,
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