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TIE LARGEST Tram rn.r Evsa Caos.rD TIE pI Al,

THE LARGEST TRAIN THAT EVER CROSSED TIE PLAIN.
Freedoms Champion, Atchison, Kansas, thus no.
tices branch Of Industry or traffic from which
Kansas is destined to derive important benefits:
The largest train started by private enterprises,
that ever crossed the Plains. is now outftting ia
this city, at the warehouse of L. C. Challss II
will be composed of 26 mule and 80 OK wagons
making LIS wagons, and requiring 500 mules ], 900
head of cattle 80 horses, 225 men, and will carry
out 465.5o0 lbs Of assorted merchandise This
mammoth train is owned by Messrs Hockaday,
Burr Co., who design establishing chain Of
station stores on the line from Atchisou to Sail
Lake City, making Atchison the principal depot
and outfitting point Messrs. Hockaday, Burr
Co. have the contract for carrying the Salt Lake
mail, and their design s to locate these stores all
along the mail route to supply their trains as they
psss and also to furnish the people of the Plains
with merchandise
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RECEPTION OF THE .IIERo OF KARs, AT H.1,p.

RECEPTION OF THE "HERQ OF KARs' AT HALIFAX
-Genersl Williams was the recipient at Halifax !.
N. s., Tuesday, offs grand ovation given in bis
honor. He was accompanied by the Mayor in q
triumphal car, drawn by the young men, who
hesdeda procession composed Of the military and
On reaching the terminus of the grand parade, an
address Of welcome was read, which was appropri-
ately and feelingly replied to by General VIII
liams. Salutes were fired, bells rung, flags dis
played and other demonstrations of delight made
The display was very enthusiastic, aud highly
fattering to the hero Of Kars. grand levee was
held in Temperance Hall, where he received the
congratulations of the citizens. He remains q
week as the guest of the city, when he leaves for
New Brunswick.
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0LANDEK.-A negro Woman, named
Phebe Scott made her appearance before the Mayor
Yesterday morning. to answer the charge of issiri
uating that q chicken stolen from her bad been
eaten in Pleasant TaIly's house. The soman de-
oied that she had ever intimated that Mr. Tally
had any love for "chicken fixins, but on the con-
trary, declared the accusation had beea made
against negro woman who was hired in Mr. Tai
iy's kitchen, and who had INDUCED in the broil
or roast. or fri or SKEW, without Mr.. rs knowl
edge This explanation, coupled with the fact thar
.he had heretofore borne a good character, caused
the Mayor to order her discharge.
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HEAVY LOADS 1t is imp ssible for
the city to keep her streets in order long as she
allows heavy wagons to pass continually over
them with loads weighing Ave or six thousand
pouods gentleman informs US that he saw
wagon on the newly paved portion of Dock street
loaded with so bags of wheat, weighing 5000 lbs.
No pavement can stand such weight.
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LUCKY FELLow.-A young man, in the vicinity
OF Boston, Mass, has just received notification thai
by the death Of cousin whom he had never seen
he has become heir at law to property valued ~
between sixty and seventy thousand dollars The
fortunate party in question is q years of age na
tive Of Scotland. aud a slater by trade. He mar
ried smart Yankee girl, some six weeks ago
who will be the participant of his altogether unex
pected good luck.
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RIGHT OF POSSESSION. August BIen
ner charged with f,rcibly ejectiug Frederick Dem
Mayor yesterday. The evidence proved that Blen-
ner rented the house from ]. +. Cropper. and that
after having the key for two or three days. Crop
per borrowed it, and sold it to the lady. he having
received no pay from Blenner for it. The accused
was dismissed, the right of possession not being
criminal question.
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THE "ZoUAvE"-The New York correspondent
of the PHILADELPHIA Ledger saws;

Of the Philadelphia Ledger says:
The gallant II 'uave'' is making arrangements to
go into partner. hip with Lola Montez They pro
pose to give series OF lectures next month on alter
nate .venings-- The z uav4. by the by. received
letp rs to-day frt m Mrs. BlOubt and kmily, post
marked Mobile. august 18th. The Latter sas 8 she
is sharyiy watched b, her stern parent. and that
it only by bTibing one Of his watchmen that sht
could get letter in the Post-t flee at all Riy.ere
has given instruc lions to bis counsel Mr. Bus
address a note to Col. Blount, asking him to say
explicitly, whether he (Blount) means TO stick to
his agreement or not 10 other words, whether he
intends tn drop all further opposition to his matrime
Diat alliance with his daughter II the answer be
nnfavorable, the gallant Zo,,ave says he will go
back to Mobile, and haunt the Colonel quite as
persistently as before.
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GARDEN FARM FOR SALE-Win m

~ sold upon terms Of unusual accommodation the
excellent little Garden Farm Of 50 a:rss on the bor-
der oi Hanover county, now occupied By the sub
business which requires hiy daily presence in Rich
mond. A considerable portion Of the coll IL rema +
ing The location s ons we'll adapted for the resi.
dence Of good physician, one such having Just re-
moved from the ncizhbofhood, within two miIes Of
physician about two years ago. Distance from Kich.
mond. Ga miles. Apply ct the Office Of the Bank OF
the Commonwealth to &c HOWARD
Refer also, to Msssrs Goddin AppsFsOn.
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THE Brown FAMILY.-Mrs. Smith, desirous of
seeing a certain Mrs. Brown, who lived say on
Reservoir avenue, called at her abode last Satur-
day, and inquired Of the lady who answered the
bell for Mrs Brown. "There are three Mrs Browns
here" said the lady. Mrs. Smith explained that
the Mrs. Brown who was wanted came from Weth-
ersfeld. $780," replied the lady, "dd they ali"-
But the husband Of the lady Mrs. Smith wanted to
see was machiDist. 'The Messrs Brown" said
the lady, are all machinistsH Mrs. Smith per-
sisted, by goiag on to hint that the Mrs. Brown
was the mother of three children. 1t appeared
from the lady's reply, however, that each Mrs
Brown was equally blessed in that direction. In-
vestigation still in progress.-Hartford Press.
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! CAnao sAIa-Messrs. Fdmond na.

: CARGO SALE -Messrs. Edmond, pa.
venport Co. sold by auction, yesterday mornipg
900 bags of Rio coffee at average Of SO 50 Der
hundred, 200 bags of Santos coffee at an average Of
$685. and 1000 sacks Of fine salt, direct from Liv
erpool, deliverable either at City Point or Rich
mond, at an average Of 81 2215 The coffee was the
cargo of the beautiful bark $ Sallie Hagee," run
ming regularly between this port and Rio.
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TIMELY DIsc .yEry.-A ladv yes;d;n

TIMELY Disc ,vEsY.-A lady residing
IN Shockoe Hill, in attempting to take dose Of
cream Of tartar, yesterday morning, mistook pa
Der Of calomel, which she mixed with sweetened
sa'er and swallowed before discovering her mis-.
take. As soon the error was discovered a DOW.
-sful emetic was administered and the sufferer re
iieved of the serious consequences of her error.
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WITNESS,
VALUABLE LAND IN TIE COUNTY
OF NEW KENT NEAR TEE pa NuN u NV

RIVER, FOR sALE-I OF + for sale priysteIy nv
estate in the county of New Kent, Containing be-.
tween go and 100 acres, adjoining the lands OF Johu
D Christian, John G Apperson and the White Homse
estate. and within two miles OF the Depot Of the
Richmond and York hiver nailroad to be located st
the White House, at the crossing OF the Pamuukey
the county The subscriber having at much ex-
psnse, married. the whole Of the open land and plant
ed q young orchard Of the most choice variety of
fruit, Of between rand 800 trees which are in very
thriving condition, ana for The first year bearing
fruit The dwelling is new and sufbcient for tfss
out'houses on the premises and put MP within
the last tive or three years Pers Us deairous ~
Railroad, would do well to call on the subscriher.
who will take pleasure in showing the prsn see and
any Information viii he given by letter directed to
him at New Kent Court House, or by addressing b.
letter or calling in person his brother, Warner
Z. WaTing. OF Richmond. Of the firm of WarinR 1
PearcA Druggists.
an l3-Iaw2m WIN. PAIN wARING.
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, NrHRACITE AND VIR1INTA INV

II COAL The subscriber. dealer In the above
GOALS, ssuid SAY that he has and will keen on
hand. tae BEST white aud red Ash philadslphia COAL
AID LGsnp Coal from MiClcthiAn and Black Heath
Macs, and would ask hfs friends and customers TO
csll apou him before giving others orders, on the
pFeseuce OF their selling Coal lower, being deter
maed 70 sell coal low a. any dealer in the city
Nh1 will " igh his Coal. All he asks Is u call 10
ss.isty them. LARUS. "a Main st.
OR Office on the Dock. between l7th and 18TH
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ltOAL.---The subscriber would respect.
~ fully inform his customers ana eonsuasrs al
20 deliver, the BLACK HEATH asa Mi DLuTfliAS
LUMP. Hail aud SMITHS yuAL, OF sane.ior
quality. and At reiakd pri ses eersons Wishing 20
~ in taeif winters sepply will find il 20 tfieir in.
teest {, leave their orders with HIM before the LAT
cf september
kLsl-rae best quality phi!aietphia RRD AID
WAifE ASH AaThaACITE Coat, ct rssfneed
prIces. q LtPsUUMB
osce on An street, near Msyo's Bird "a.
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,ENr TO rus MARQUIS OF QUEEysBER-

FATAL ACCIDENT TO THs MARQUIS OF QUEExsBER-
'RY "A letter of August 7th, from Dumfries. Scot
quis of Qseeusberry. by the accidental discharge o.
his gun, lille out shooting rabbits The eeeeass d
Archibald William Douglas was in his forteth year
aud succeeded his father, the sixth Marquis Of
Queensberry. in 1856 When Lord Drumlanrig he
sat as NJ p. for Dnmfriesshire. and was for while
Controller Of the Queen's Household when Lord
+ ta!merSsOn was in power.
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LIVELY AcrRzss.-The acquittal Of Easton, the
actor, and bis female companion, who were charg-
ed with firing Thorne's Theatre, by which half of
Leavenworth, Kansas, was burned, has been nc
ticed The female is decidedly ''fast," II we may
credit the Ledger. of that city:
On their way up the river. the lady, who some
times plays boys parts in dramas somewhat as.
touished the plain people who were her fellow pas
seugers on board the Tatum. by making her ap-
pearance in a full suit of male attire, and acting
out the character of "fast" young man with ali
the gusto ofa Irregular brick" With her feet on
the guards, and cigar in her mouth. she puffsd
away with vgor that was only excelled by the
smnke stacks of the boat, aud dashed off her cock
tails in such rapid succession put the bar keeper
il the best Of humor with everybody on board.
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AN IScENpIARY CONFUSING HIS GUILT.--While the
trial Of Hiram Powers, for setting fire to the Mo-
ravian Church in Brimfeld, Mass, was in progress
at Worcester, last week. the evidence being all 10
and counsel for the government making u very
warm speech on the combination of circumstances
which established the prisoners guilt, an Irish
man, named Harrington, came into court, whis-
pered to the sheriff that be set the church on Hre
himself being hired to do 1t by three Of his neigh
bors and Powers was innocent. On this statement
Powers was at once discharged, and Harrington
and his neighbors held for trial.
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Miss AyoSIA JoHEs This talented young TRACE
disnne has just completed a successful engagement
ct the Theatre Royal" Montreal. On the ocea-
sion Of her benefit, which under the patronage
of the officers OF the 18th regiment, they paid her
a most fattering compliment the more so because
It Was BY the English to an American. Being call
ed before the curtain they crowned her witha coro
one of the private boxes pair ofpure white doves,
tied with American colors. Miss Jones 10 now
playing In Toronto.
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SHOULD Nor m IN TOO MUCH OF HURRr.-A n.
Orleans police ofacer named Leggett, was recently
charged with an outrage, on oath OF fair-haired
little German girl oftvelve. named Carolina Fey.
The indignant people were about lynching the
accnssd. and he Was ct once kicked out Of once,
but on the 18th inst, when the case canie up for
trial. the girl confessed that she had pejured her
self ia the FIRST instance at her mothers insfigaton,
to extort money from Leggett and that be was en-
tirely Innocent. Judge LyDch'scou has one hssty
killing less to answer for.
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DascaARaHD.-The individual calling himself
Clark, who much to the surprise of every one, was
turned loose, without 90 much as trial, for the
murder Of Mr. Lewis W. Stofer, of Missouri, former
iy of Staunton, Va. the Grand Jury having failed,
Il Is said from insufficient evidence to indict him
1t seems from q package ofletters which have come
to hand since bis discharge, he Is not named Chs.
Clark at all, but Henry Il. Colby.
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CLUvEa HILL COAL II AN mr., ;

~ ed to receive orders Tor sae above Coal At S. fur
iums. and ~ ~ for hall. to 10 deli isered when in
suits the caaseasenee .; earohasecg aai asa tae
patronage OF former Customers and others SnA p,ny
choess 10 huy fretn me- Al ID MHirINfi'
ofiee neas Petersburg Depot.
~
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PRESIDENTS OFRICR.
VIRGINIA 3 TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co.

-LyncnOuTg, aug D, l8S6J
NOTICE.-1he Eleventh Annual Meet
= - ing Of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Hal! OF their Depot, in the city Of LynchburR. on
Wednesday. the 18th day of September next -
80 3 FORM OF PROXY
Kn0so al men by these presents: That We the sub-
scribers, being Stock holders in the Virginia and
Tesnessee Railroad Company, do hereby constitute
ney and proxy b represent each Of US in al general
meetings OF the Stockholders OF said Com pany when
We are not personally present. with full power and
authority at such general meeting, to give such
vote or votes and to do such other act or acts ns
present. - = .o--s
Witness our hands and seals. this day Of 1856
[sEAL1
WITNESS, fSt SEAL
t5RAL1
18th Bylaw: "Prox e. to represent stock in their
space Of two years from the date thereof
By order ofthe Board Of Directors. use
Au ll-dtl5S VIII n UUGHEa ser,v
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COR SALE-The LEASs, BAR, FIX
l. TURES, BOWLING ALLEYS. &c, of an old
city. at private sale TO 6 good tenant the terDl
will be very accommodating. Apply to
iy 3-ts ALkA NDIT.
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opposite the American Hotel where you can nd an
assortment Of LAMPS Of different patterns; also. the
Jones KNEk b something new and an improve.
ment on all the old Burners. Call and see them
au o-lmS JACOB w REX II
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REDUCTION In COKE.-The prices of

~ COKE, until further notice. will be as follows:
scft Lump pCcke..-....--....-...$3p per load.
soft Hail llCoke............-.............4 Coz 4I5 do.
Hard Goss. both gradee....-...-... 80 do.
At these prices Coke is. all things considered the
cheapest Fuel now offered. likely TO be offered in
the market Guripg the coming season.
TEsss- Gish oa dsiirsry, demand.
&C. Yards corner 10Th street and Basin and corner
BYRD aud eth South side Canal.
nay iS-ts JN0 WERTH. Agent.
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LOCAL nArTRms.

= z
BuRoLARY.-Ths residence Of G.. q.
Bichford was entered last Thursday night, at ai
early hour, and robbed Of several articles Of vse
ing apparel. The rogue ~ undsrstand, vas die
covered entering the premises, and the cry cf
stop thief" speedily raised. Several persons
STARTED ~ Pursuis, and . fellow named Albert,
save 70 =. d. Greanor, was captured while run
niDe as sul speed along Franklin street. and taken
70 the cage. Yesterday morning the accused was
Drought before the Mayor, When he stated that two
other boys and himseIf were walking along, when
fellow rushed by them and dropped : bundle >
This alarmed them, aud they also bolted- He gave
the name of one Of his companions, and in order
TO ascertAin the trnth of his statement the inves
tigation was adjourned until to-day.
SsvsRRLY BRuIsRD Yesterday morn
Ing a. DR., VIM. n Taylor was on his way to Tree
Hifi to sttend q patient, bis horse took fright at
something In the road, and dashing Of as fnll
speed, soon upset the carriage, tearing II into
fragments and knocking the Doctor senseless for
time. Persons on witnessing the occurrence, has
tened to DR.. Tsylors assistaues and carried him to
the residence OF Mr. y. Stearns, near BY, where he
received such attention - bis situation demanded.
Besides receiving several bruises the left side
Of the face and head, and spraia Of the left ankle
DR.. 7. received no other injuries.
IMPUDENuH or SERVANTS. Two negro
girls-Laura and Margin the service Of Hymau
Stern, we're before the Mayor yesterday for throw.
ing stones into Mrs. Golden's yard and for usipe
insulting and provoking language to Mrs. g. aud
young lady living with her. For some mouths
past, the Stern and Golden families have not been
pleasant neighbors. and to avoid Q collision, Mr..
Golden had Stern bound to the peace vn last
Wednesday. The very day thereafter, these ne.
groes took up the cudgels of their master, and
conducted themselves 30 rudely, that Miss Sophia
Krohny bad them arrested. Stern by way OF of.
setting the complaint, came into court with a
pocket or towel full Of rocks and swore that Mics
Krohny threw three Of them at his windows, and
broke them, and that Mrs. Golden threw the
'onrth one at bis little boy. only two years old,
and declared at the time that she would be the
death OF the little imp IL she could only get her
hands upon him. This statement sounded 20 im-
probable to the ears Of the Mayor that be declared
he did not believe it, aud besides ordering the ser.
wants to be punished, threatened TO have Mrs.
Stern before him, for encouraging her servants and
children to annoy her neiPhbors.
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AN UNLUcKY LovsR.-In New York on Tuesday
afternoon. a wedding was to take place between
which was indefinitely postponed after the intend
ed bride had waited several hours beyond the ap-
pointed time, for her lover. 1t turned ont after
wards that, Luyster, while on his way to the we'd
ding. had been decoyed by thieves, dfugged and
robbed Of his watch, $3.50 in money, and the we'd
ding suit on his back
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SOLUTION Of Citrate of Maguesia and
ssidiitz Powders. freshly prepar d every week.
Tation from being tho ions. kept.
WAkIsa 3 PEA RGE. Druggists,
Rroa daf .o,l
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death, DEATH, DEATH-Io CAck-
- reaches. Bed Bugs. Moths Fleas on Dogs poui.
try, &c. and general insec' exte,mInator Try the
Renuine Persian Insect Powder. Price Is eats Del
bottle Warranted TO contain no admix ture ot nm IN
erai or yegetable poison. anything Injurious 10
the health Of mankind For sale by
WAXING PEAKCE, Druggists.
l07 Broad street. above 9Th
4u % 81 4F RiChDond Va
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kinds of Summer Dry
~ Goods will he soId at reduced prices, to make
room for rail Stock. JOHNSON & HAYWOOD.
an n No. " Main street.
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4 MBROTYPIST'S Chemicals "a fresh
IL supply at CHAS. s. DAWSON'S,
au 10 successor to j b. Wood.
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yIcrrn 70 ARs.-The late fight, q Missiasippi
city. which resulted in the death Of Mr. Simnsons,
steward Of Bsrnss' Hotel, by the hands Of J, n.
Walker, cook Of the housss arose irom dispute
ste vsrd called Il s0ophern the cook insistinE on
.Tsrrspin.D The quarrel grew apacs for month,
and from this FOOLISH conmsneemsnt camsa nkht
and m0rder.
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MIXED Ground Picking Spices
vi highly praised by those who have used them.
for heir fine flavor, &C. Price Ga cts per paper-
prepared only by u J PICOT,
! an 25 Druggist.
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futsntionof carrying horses and groonss attending
the Nsfional Horse SHOW, at Springfield, Mass,
next month, free both ways, and thirty three viii
carry ct half fare. Among the latter srs tho
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NEW PRINTS FOR FALL.-We have
~ lust received several cases of neat small fg'd
Prints 30 which We call the attention OF our custom
trs and the public generally ma
an fQ3 BroAd street.
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sr- Nav Yoax L1s I1suRAxos Cox.
PAxY. -
Capital $1, 100000.


The above Company ~ fuAkLY MUTUAL, and
DiVIDENDS are declared ANN NUALLI, and have
averaged abous 81 or 10 per cent.
When deslred. 20 psr cert Of the annual pssnisn
will DO loaned 70 the insured.
This Company has paid, in the State Of viygipia,
more than UNE HUNukkU AID FIFTY THOU.
SAND DOkLARo to widows, orphans and CREDITORS.
All losses have been PAIDrkOMPTLK and vith-
out litigation.
Cali. without delay. and secure LIFE POLICY
CH1S y wolsrHAM.
Cent Agent and Atty Sof Virginia,
81 - t - 30 Hain g.
Az WoRfHaM. M ID. Medical BUaxa.
Ro T CoLxAAS. D. jy 0-ts
- JAoKs0ns CRLxBRArsD BIrfKAs.
II you have Asue and fsy.r, ,x -.
TAK& JAcKsoRs sr1rRRs.
II you have Dyspepsia,
If you have Summer Complaint.
TAkk JACkSON0 BIITB34.
AZ TONIC. and cursr Of Gsnssai Dsbiiity. is =
unsurpassed
10. safe By Druggists gsnssally. Price cnly -
cents per bottie II JACk0alN,
81 n-ts RTsDrietse.
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I IME. CEMENT, PLASTER, PLAs-
IL TERING HAIR, Sawed Lathes, Hay, Baled Oats.
Baied Fodder No. Halifax Herrings. for sale in
lots to suit purchasers, by BRIDGFOhD W.
on the DOCK.
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Arrest FOR ALLEGED FoRGERY-Walter Hayward,
charged with forging bank checks 70 the amount
of $1,000, Was arrested In Boston on Tuesday. He
VAS from Cincinnati. Two orders we're ioand on
him with the nsue OF Clark, Cheney Co., draw
ting in his favor 90 Clark, Dodge Co., New York,
70 the amount Of 4l0O.
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HAY.--I00 bales rime Northern Hay,
Il W TYLER, Agent,
api6 18th street.
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ENGLISH MUSTARD, manufactured
IL by Taylor Bros. All lovers Of this excellent
condimeLt should try a packet of it To be had at
CHI AS DAWS0N'S,
euccesssr TO B Wood
nuls Corner Main and 18th streets
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.-On Tuesday afternoo6
says the Greenfield {Mass) Gazette, Peter Schnei-
der and Martin Davenport, attempted to drive
across the track of the Connecticut River Rail-
road. In front Of an approaching train. and the
locomotive struck directly between the horse and
the wagon, throwing the horse at least seventy
feet down the embankmept and killing him in
stantly. The wagon was thrown upon the other
side and left complete wreck, and Schneider was
so badly injured about the head that be died on
Friday. Davenport jumped from the wagon in
season to escape injury.