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l"Did TheX Take Il IIard p.

How often after attending a funeral do we
hear some casual acquaintance OF the family,
not in attendance, inquire-"Dd they take il
hard H'-The expression always crates harsh
" on the ear. and betrays an Ignorance Of the
workings of the human heart What measure
the grief the human heart by the tears and
groans wrung from it, at the moment when
the cotiin-lid shut down upon n beloved iUrn2
Away with such false Judgment There is
a moment of even more intense agony than
this il is the moment when the silver chord
is loosened, and the spirit that animated that
loved form, and made il so beautiful to us,
burst from its prison-house and escapes to
that unknown land whittier we cannot follow
it. leaving MS on the borders Of that land in
utter bewilderment, piercing the very heavens
with our spiritual gaze, if haply we may find
the place of its retreat All II is when the
falacy of this attempt forces itself upon US,
and We realize that the tie that bound them
to us is indeed broken, that we are alone.
Neither are the visible manifestations OF
this moment II true criterion, by which to judge
of the grief of stricken one. These mani
fcstations are as varied as the temperaments
of those upon whom u great sorrow falls
There are those who bewail their dead in
torrents of tears, heartrcnding sobs and
groalts, by which the oyer-charged heart is
relieved, if not comtorted and by which the
sympathetic chord that binds all human hearts
together, is touched and we all weep with
those who weep, and thereby make the mour-
ner's tears sacred There arc those, too, who
pass through this great trial with no outward
sign of suffering, except slbducd or vacant
manner, while the heart within is parayzed,
as il were, turned TO stone; sepulchre in
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THF OYR HORSE SHOEING SHOP,

yINHIRD Street,-A few doors East of the Post Office,
DAYTON, u. The Subscriber ~ now letter laepareii,
than ever TO accommodate his old customef. ld the
public, in the Horse Shoeing business, in IL ynl1ous
branches. Particular attention will he gwen 70 MI
lame horses, sich split hoois and hoof-bonhd, ana
corns In their feet, will he cured satisfactory TO the
owner OF such horses, and IL not, money VIII le re-
funded. -
vent IT, aud warranted ormoney refunded.
lie will personally superintend MI work entrusted to
his care Thankful for past avors, he respectfully asks
n continuance of the patronage OF his OH custuners'
and will he happy to accommodate aS many new ones
as may favor him with call ..
apr1.dawly NAIliAN siff ~ fEhelAS,
GARDEN SEEDS. just received fine lot of fresh
4 and pure Garden Seeds, such ~ Early York Cab.
huge, Sugar Loaf and early winningstadt Cabbage and
great variety OF Cablage seed Early Blood Beet Early
Cucumber Early Cnlidower Early Carrot, onion Let
uIce Celery, Egg Plant, very early Peas, Beans, Mel
ons and other sorts too numerous 10 mention tOgeth-
er wilh choice lot Of Flower seeds Of the very best
vlrieties H. WOODHULL,
Dayton Agricultural Warehouse
fcl2. 3lst, east ofpostottiee
HUNGARIAN GRASS. considered the best Hay TINT
II grown In this vicinity choice lot of this grass
seed on hand and for se m the Dayton seed store aud
Agricultural Warehouse, No. 2GO Third st. est Of the
70 l.. WOODHULL.
INLOwER, GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS, Of choice
Il varieties, from reliable sources.
For sale by ~ l.. WOODHULI.,
nhl Third street east Of the Post Office.
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Gazette "a dig under The ribsp without
running the hazard Of It's displeasure or
that Of the Republican party, who urge,
with much plausibii y, That the paper is en-
tied TO an equal share Of official patronage.
In conclusion, we can tell Mr.. Mills and
the Republican lawyers, ho,o they can divide
their advertisements between the journal
and Gazette on perfectly fair and honor
able terms, viz.
Let Sheriff Mills take his own business
into his own hands, and let the lawyers cease
10 influence him for or against the Journal
or Gazette. Mr.. Mills, being the only re-
spoHsible party, ought to be left free TO exer.
else his own Judgment as 10 which paper is
the best channel for his official notices.
2. IL it is deemed essential 10y the Sheriff
or the lawyers, that every advertisement
Published should 90 into daily as well as n
weekly paper, let the lawyers instruct the
Sheriff to give the legal publication Of
each advertisement 20 the Weekly Gazette
and the dadg publication to the journal. In
this way, each advertisement would be print
cd in different papers and have circulation Of
THmTY.rlvE HUNDRED, whereas by advcr-
tisng exclusively in the Journal It would
have about half that circulation. Another
Wpulu utf ludh Mhue oNNhiAlb n luiHo
circulation the cost Of advertising would lie
materially reduced, as we can demonstrate TO
the Sheriff and Attorneys.
8 lf neither Of these propositions should
be accepted, then let the Sheriff LET OUT ALL
HIS OFFICIAL ADVERTISING ny CONTRACT TO
THE LOWEST BIDDEB-the specifications to
provide for iayoring the paper with the largest
circulation. In this arrangement, we intend
to include ALL the secular papers In the
county. If the Sheriff and the Attorneys
are really anxious for sair play, and, at the
same time, desirous of reducing the printers
fees FOR legal advertising at least one-half the
present rates, this is the best plan to adopt.
But, on the other hand if they wish to bleed
their clients to pay enormous printers bills,
and thus sustain pet organ by money not
their own, let. the present system be con-
tnued,
We have made this expose from n sense Of
duty, and to let the public know how shame.
fully the Gazette has been treated by those
who pretend to be good Republicans and
lovers Of equity.
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MORSE TALK.

ToHN sHELIEBERgER Err, on the West side of jei
81 ferson street II now illy prepared a. afcomnolute
he public with fast HORSES GtlOD BUGGiE,, CAl-
RIAtlEs and every thing TINT may be found in well
regulated Livery Stable
A. To his ability to please aud give entire Satisfaction
TO all who may layor him with their patronage. lie
takes great pleasure in referring 70 the following COM
petent udges: Clatuin Hag0n, r.. Heathnan, Jalnos
w. Lowrey, John Wggim, Lee kefioot air Peter
Voorhees, all OF whom, testified under oath, a)ew days
ago that Mr. s. IL one of the very hest Livery Men ~
lie world and that his unbought popularity, as such.
draws customers nom nll parts Of the world II any
one doubts the truth OF this statement we refer 70 Geo
w Houk, and John Howard, Attorneys at Law.
unarI4-yI
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BOOTS e. SHOES.

OF all descriptions, made of the best material aud in
the latest fashions.
lie makes 10 order all kinds Of Boots and Shoes, and
warrants them To it, lie uses none tai le hest mate.
lial, and employs none Int the bed wolilmon.
To those who know him, nothing need De said in
linn are invited TO enquire Of those who do, TO rll
and sec for themselves. lie thinks he can give them
good fitting easy aud durable Boots or Shoes M cpn
ba hadpny where, and nj LITTLE BETTER PRICES
His long experience IN the business gives him the
advantage Of knowing how TO select the best stock and
eng himsolta good meclanic, he knows how to have
his work made.
He las engaged the services of WALTER TROw-
BRIDGE, one Of the best cutters in the West
sistant cutter
All wanting mnythingn the Boot and shoe line, are
invited 10 cil
no 1-RGmember the plaee-No, 20', Third street. next
door 10 Beckel Bank. field
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AslisrrIIanrous.
Ogdensburg & OSweg0 Route

FOR B0sToN NEW YORK, TROY, ALBANY, wOR-
CESTER Illy ELL, LAWRENCE. NASHUA, r
SALEM, BELLOWS FALLS AND ALL
FONTS IN NEW ENGLAND
Navigation open 60 Ogdensb'trgh and
OsVgegO.
FIyHF Northern Transportation Co.'S hrs-cllas Screw
Steamer arc making reRilar tnps hetwe'1i oe-
,iensburgh, O-wego, md Toledo.
ghn1nGnts hy tits route will receive care Md prompt
dlslatch, aud shippers rely upon as low rpte7 of
frelhs to and nom the East by any ohcrlnr or route.
F,,r contracts or further information, apply 20
JOHN HOOKING, % state street Boston.
.. MEYERS, lgl Broadway New York.
W. r. MAIKsR, Ag't, Toleeo, Ohio
api9a3md
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l5uots ann Sburs.
The Largest Retail Stock
or
q OOTS AND SHOES
IN DAYTON
GEO. HoCKwALT,

GEO. HOOK w ALT,
MO 75 Phillips House, takes this method Of inform
~ ing his customers aud purchasers in general OF
his extensive aud well selected assortment d Ladies'
Misses Rnd CMdron's CATERS, BuSKlNS AND
SLIPPERS Of his own manufacture He has u large
stock Of MEMS BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs,
made Of stock purchased for cash, which will enable
him 10 sell at the very lowest prices. Remember the
place. GEORGE HOCkWALT
np20-m3dSw No. "a Phillips House Dayton.
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N
or for nlopgor period than anYe'u 'ueched made known
NJ the Counting huoff
Advertseinents published In 10th the DMLy and
wEgkiY EMnE, will be subject 10 an additional charge
of one-h hnifthe Daily rates.
An al, ertsements nrc charged Mt the rate Of hny
cents yer square to ten Ines orthe first Insertion and
twenty-five centsf f every additional Insertion unless
agreements made preions 10 nsertionnt the above
iutcY.
M Persons wishing 90 discontinue their yearly nd
yelt-ing must give nolice ntthek gnung Room. All
cnaunl ADVERT setnci t4 mtst he fisor In advance.
thu ufiyeqe ofannun uyprtisera is limited to their
own sness aud Hil alyertscIueuts for the benefit oi
other persons hs ven ~ leen NBvcfscnic1ts, nd nd
kerstmcuts of olrfnn slrs ii hy them, must be
iril Tor nc the regular mtes
Trilmt.-u of Rosn,7ts Nottcs, Mr"tingi uf Literary,
Military, fife and pthrf HtSoru iuu-, or the holding
Pairs b. a. paid tor i follow s,-fhf ono ns,ttiun
ur ANY -irl idtpv not cAruotiug one square uf ton
ihca ~ ,.cnt- and iuccuti ior every nil'scquen in
serun.
Advert -cmcnts not exceeding onc-helf square in
length Inserted ono time for % cents, All notices in
tended tn promote private interests To be inserted n
thc ocnl column (Which onlyAt the optun ofthe Id
itni must he paid for a the iutc o utent' per lnc
No cuts stcreotypes or rclectroypcs Inserted tinless
MI iDf'd.
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rumnfsp syrih ,rrrtsoox tsuSpAys rxcrrrp) w
I r.. TX Il 7, L x S5 Q . :
Empire Building, 40 Main street.
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7i.OON feed Of Draining TlleS,

ON hand and Tor shls at our Factory ia OhKIANps
one mile east Of Dayton, on the Aeiiia Turnniee
es-orders may he leo at the Dayton bank
spl3mG A. huNDENrHAL 'sroPPEIMAN,
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c r a c KE r S :.
BROWN g. IRWIN,

AVE the best Oi tllafoou ana common tnlscF-lln'
BROWN a IRWIN
have the beat Of Round, Square and Flat Iron,
BROWN a IRWIN
have the best Of BAND, Hool. oval Half Round and
sheet Iron
BROWN & IRWIN
have the best Of Wagon Buggy spring and Dandy
Tire
Drown n IRWIN
have the best q Norway and Brenzor NAH Rods.
BROWN a IRWIN
have the hest STAB steele ,5lsh IRON
BROWN IRWIN
nave the best OF Round Flint square aud OciBa0n Steek
BROWN q IRWiN
have the best OF OfpittsNrgh Springs and ANes
BROWN a IRWIN
nave the bea Of Garage lIqb bands, and Tire and
PloW Bolts
rt BROWN &lRMIN
have the best Of bellows, AnVls ml Solid Box Nise
BROWN IRWIN
manufacture aud sell STOVES, Hollow Ware, sc, Q
BROWN IRWIN
Keep Tin OF oil kiud-, Sheet Zine and Iron.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
Keen Copper and Tin Bottoms Block Tin Rlil solder
BROWN a IRWIN lrh ri. ~ b..
keen pe plates fruit can tops, and bottoms A., all o
which WI be sold 70 the tude az Che lowest prices
Rug9
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o. BICKFoRp

NNTOUID inform his ficuds n,d tile public that he
w has opened and fitted up In the best styo a now
store in BECkEIiS NEW BUILDING, No. 2O5
THIRD STREET merly occupied 10y VIM. Wnkcr
ii Clothing store, and next door "a Bpukcl's Bank
where he has ON hand large assortment Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08

IN BOXES ORANGES, in primo order, received his
~ morning ai imys6l y SKULLS.
. BBfS. prime Ola Whisky, warranted siN years cid
- end the best 1r sale iH Dayton just received Is
-my29 d. sHULLlI
A LARGE stock 81 the hest quality only oC ol kinds
~ ni Liquors and Wines constantly on hand
ny& ID, SHiiiA.
LNOR SUMMER DRiNKs 100 boxes prime Lemons,
II IN eNeellent condition al
nRANDENBVRG co,
BBl., Pane Apples cHira-last rseiyed 1t the Fruit
l and Rcrry store ~ nRANpENBt'RG cos,
uaayst No ann Third A.
DINE APPLRs.-ius received. another barrel
ot tl.ose large, ie.fayored extN Pine ApIdes, nj
! myads bKANpESBuRo co.
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Unable Ct'TLERY.-Just received fill assortment
| Of RUSSELL Table Cutlery which for finish quail
wand dundlty is not surpassed ly any Mnnuincory.
inso keep English cutlery Of u prices which will be
sold auitc chcnp. 4. BARLOW,
tnysi No 3OG and 3uS Second st.
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New Arrangement.
B. ~ DAVIS,
No. 79, Jefferson street,

ID n, H., having disposed ofhis stock of Eastern work
ID. at auction will hereafter devote his entire atieu
ton To manufacturing home made work, which he will
get mp in style to suit patrons and the great public
whom he VIII he pleased "a serve.
He invites lndies and gentlemen to call and leave or
ders for work, and he pledges his reputation ~ man
and mechanic to please all who can be pleased.
niy2lf
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nUEENsW ARE - have Just received especially for
W my retail trade general assortment OF the best
mnl;csof White aud Gold Hand Stone Chinn. Tea and
Dinner Sete which viii sell at prices usually pnid for
ordinary qualities. Ileasc call and exnnne goods and
get prices, 7. bAhLOW,
my2l No. 800 and lOa second st.
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Confrrtionrrs, &r.

COOL DRIN KS.
GPARKL1NG Soda Water
- Wine CalAers Of every description;
Ice Cold Lemonade;
Mineral Water;
Can be had every day during the season.
Rps y. SKULL.
CtiGAR5 AND TOBACCO
~ 300 Paul Morphy;
1900 Henry Clay,
lOO1 Constmte, tu retail nt Gl9 cts;
lnO0 do superior 50
1000 Nictorin dc Solar to rehul ni 10 cts;
$3.50 gross Fine Cut Suncc 'rohacro;
btNn " t,cm;
$3.50 " &" 3" GopdNin's Pressed.
1000 +" ' wrirhel sons put up IN
brown paper.
gross Fine Cut Goodwins la;Fc paper in iol,
inN III Dorado, a superior nrti laffn lufnp .Iu-i
received npN a. smith
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#usir
KID. BOrnstein. Music Teacher.

No. 15o, MAIN STREET.
INSTRUCTIONS given ON various instruments. Mn
/ sic furnished for halls, Parties, 80.
10 Orders nay be- lon ut the residence Ut the above,
ornt sohnor, Rex Co.'S Music HALL Third street.
Terms moderate. mNrt9uG
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lsusiness ICrar0s.

III ELBIoTT, ATrORNEy ar LAws oHHc ia
III. Empire hulldlne Third siroct opposite heekel
House. niyai2Nvlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-29
New yersey Politics

NEwARk.N.y Sept. 27.-The Bell and Everett
Convention Of the fifth Congressional District as
sembled to-day, and was well attended. % :
haIsteed presided. Speeches were made against
Lincoln, and resolution expressed 10 defeat Pen
ington, the Republican candidate for Congress
No nomination was made by the Convention. A
conInluee OF nfteen, however, was appointed 20
select candidate aud report at future time
The probabilities are that the Bell and Everett
men viii support the Democratic candidate. The
Douglas Convention meets at Ell zsbeth tomorrow,
and the Breckinfidge Convention In the same
place on Monday The Douglas men saw they
VIII make siraightout nomination, while the
Brecktnridge men declare they are in favor Of
union OF all the parties, TO defeat Pennington
IL a union is effected against Pennington, IL Is
Predicted the contest will be very close Pen
nington majority in Is d was 1, 100, while the ma
oriy last year in the district OF Wright the can
candidate, was 3yO - $50
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THE LATEST NEWS:
T e II e u RAPHf0.
The Prioce Of wales a. 81, Ler,,

ST. LouIs, sept a7.-The fair grounds osn.
menced filing AZ an csriy hour to-day by tho>>
who were anxious 20 zee the Prince Of weles who
had accepted an invitation 10 visit the fair The
royal party arrived at noon, having previously
driven through the streets Of the city, in company
". the mayor and a few prominent citizens As
nc carriages entered the arena there was much
Iooo cheering, 70 which the Baron gracefully re-
sPohoeo by raising HE hat. Aftes passing twiee
aed ascended the second Story Of the Pagods, TIE
cena playing God Save the Queer" aHsn
SoIuu Ola" and YANKEE Doodle The party
osscehoed 10 the grass plot under The pa xoda
au display Of cattle and contest for
tne eooO prizes between 10 splendid horsrs Alto
M, me royal party lunched with the otacers Of
toe AgtlcdIturai Association, after which they re-
.urneo 70 'he centre OF the arena, and the contest
ing horses having entered the ring, the swsrds
The smphitheaire was filled TO overso,.,,o ga
every part OF the grounds, com pr!sing So serrs
vas covered with The human gsthering The,s
were not less than 100 600 persons present 49,
AT three O'Clock the carriages entered the arena
10 convey the distinguished visitors from the
grounds. After making a complete tour Of the
arena-the Baron acknowledging the waving
handkerchiefs OF the ladies by raising his hat.
the party passed twice around the track on the
outside, and then returned TO the city, receiving
everywhere demonstrations OF respect. Not the
slightes. incident occurred to mar the harmony Of
the occasion.
ST.. Louis, Sept 2s.-The Prince OF Wales In
augurated the " W estern Academy OF Art' ycster-
day afternoon, and was serenadsd last evening by
Tie entire IRE department. The royal party leh
THIS morning In special train for Cincinnati,
highly pleased with their view Of the great father
OF waters and their visit 70 -. Louis
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Mevem,nts Of Jndxe Deuxlaa.

CINcTNsArI, Sept. 27-Judge Douglas spoke
yesterday at Dayton and Hamilton, aud arrived
here last evening. After an hours rest at the
Burnett House, he was escorted 90 the Courthouse
square. The procession reached the courthouse
about 10 O'Clock, and the noise had somewhat
abated, Hon! George r. Pugh announced that
MI. Douglas bad made twelve speeches In three
days. and now found himself without voice, and
unable TO speak 10 the crowd that had assem- bied
TO greet him. 90
Mr. Douglas followed in very few words He
was so hoarse that he could be heard by those
only who were near 20 him. He descended the
platform, re-entered his carriage and was driven
rapidly to the Burnet House. The Demonstration
was the greatest ever witnessed I'm Cincinnati
Mr. left for indianapolis this evening, and IL
70 speak at Louisville on Saturday.
iNplAsAPoLIs, Sept. 2f.-Senatcr Douglas ar
rived here at O'Clock tonight by a special train
from Cincinnati He received al the depot
oy very large crowd Of citizens and escorted TO
the Bates House. He speaks here tomorrow al
tne State Democratic mass meeting. At Law
rencebufg, Greenburg, Sbelbyyilie and other
places along the route be made short sprec he's n
the crowds assembled at the depots Extensive
preparations are making for grand demcnsts-
ton to morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-29
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.

Is fTHE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLDLY
The only safe and certain for Cancers, Piles, tn
mors Sseiinss and Bronche Coitre, Paralysis, Neu
ragia, Weakness of Museles Chronc
Rheumatism, Stiffness Of the JOINTS Contracted Muscles
Ligamens, araehe Toohaehe, Bruises sprain, Fresh
Cuts, Wounds, Ulssrs Fever Sores, Caked Breast
Nipples Barns scalds Sore Throat inf
PAIN difference how long the disease y
have existed, McLEAS's CELEBRATED LINlMENT is
a'ce rtAin remedy. -'t 4t- 80 so s-+sfA
Thousands d human beng hav. b, en- saved life Of dis
ersPnde aud mi,srS By the Of this invaluable remedy
: McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
WIll reevs pain almost neeusly and will elean
purify and heal the fOulsst in incredible short
b. FOR HORSES'AND OTHER ANIMALS. =
MsLEANs CELEBRATED IMMINENT is the only safe
and reliable remedy for the cure Of SPAWN, RngbOne,
Wlndgaie Spins, lima nral Lumps Kedes Svellinss
never filled to cure Big Head Pollevil, Fstula Old
y sores az svesny, IL proPsf!y applied For
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Then tribe longer vim die many worthless Linmelts
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GRATED LINiMENT, II VIII eure you.
). H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
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ton; X. 8. T. ClSsEL, Gsorgstovp 4 ss2f-D&Wly
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BOARDING.

RQARD.-h fine Front Room, with Board, may
- be Outlined by gentleman and lady or two
gentlemen. at No. AS street, between 81 and 10th
streets. 2I-3t
20 NINTH STREET-Persons returning to
tCO the city from their summer resorts W III find
vacant several desirable rooms, having the oonve
nlences oil gas. water. and bathing closets, at 453
Ninth ST., one door south Of F. suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boarders &C
commodated on moderate terms.rl se5 4w
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Fall Of Reef Of Republican wlgw... &c

NEwARK, ". J., Sept 2sy-Tbe roof Of the Re-
publican Wt-wsm in the First Ward Of this city
fell at III O'Clock this morning, severely injuring
several men. Two are not expected to live
boy fell through the hatchway Of Marriott's
rag warehouse In Market street, Yesterday after.
noon at two O'Clock, and was instantly killed.
boy named FinnittY was run over at the Nor
ris and Essex Railroad depot last night, and died
In an hour from the effects OF his injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-29

PROBABLY FATAL AccIpESr.-Yesterday after
noon, while some men who have been digging a
city, were taking short respite from their work
person by the name Of James Goings stepped
into the bucket supposing that the rope was fast
when he was precipitated to the depth Of one hun.
dred and ten feet, and though not instantly killed
az would have been supposed, was SO seriously
Injured that he Is not expected to recover .
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The Fate Of Gen Walker Confirmed.

NEw osLKASs, Sept. 2s--The steamship Glad
iatOr, from Havana, at the guarantee station,
confirms the report Of the execution Of Gen. WIN.
Walker. Fen shots were fired into his body amid
loud cheers by the Honduras. ~.
Walkers body was decently inferred by the
foreigners at Truxllo, but the natives would take
no part in the ceremonies $3.50,
Col. Rusler is sentenced 10 four year' impris-
onment
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TWO raARdfa SrORr aa 80
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