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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce John
w. Custer a candidate for re election as
Sheriff of Franklin county. Election,
NJ arch, 1860.
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Terms of Advertising :

gayn Foreign advertisers must pay IN aa-
vance. If they are not willing to do this COM
mon sense and experience teach us that they
will not pay in the future.
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HARDWARE.

Andrew Mcdowell; Raycncl, Ilugcr and
Mi!likun.
HARDWARE.
Courtney and T|cnncnt; Hyde. Gregg and
Day; Graycioy and Pringlc; Wilmuns and
Price; II. +. Strohccicr; J, L. Adgcr ~ Co.
SHOES.
f.. Il. Stoddnrd and Co.; Force and Mitchell;
Ilascltinc and Walton; ID. +. Flomming and
Co.; Durham, Taft and Co., X. a. Pringlc and
Co.
CLOTHING.
Waldron. Egloston and Co.: Edwin Bates
and Co.; Cohen, Willis and Co.; Mathicsscn,
o llara and Co.; Pierson, Smith Il Go.
GROCERIES.
s. s. Farrar, Bros. and Co.: Iannoau and
WhiIdcn; J. y. Buckmycr; George W. Will
bum and D"ttcrrr.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Brown and Palma; Webb and Sage.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Aaviland, Stevenson and Co.; John Ash
hurst; Ruil and Dowic; Nelson Carter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Bowen, Foster and Co.; Thaycr, Dewing
and Co.; Albert Lcngnik; Marshall and Burgc;
J. IL W. Knox.
HATS, GRIPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horscy, Autcn and Co.; D.. X. Williams &
Co.; f. ID. Tanning.
SADDLES &c SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Jennings, Thomlinson & Co.; uastie, CAL
hour Il Co.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
McCarter and Dawson; A. Carter; S. b..
Jones, Agent Methodist Book Concern.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW
CURTAINS.
Lamberts & Howell; Jas. &. Bailie.
PAPER COMMISSION DEALER.
Joseph Walker.
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN WINES,
LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
Chafice, st. Armand and Croft.
Jan. -, 1860
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NOTICE.

Most positively ne DiH announce the
name of NO MAN hereafter unless he
pays for his announcement IN adrance,-
Nor wiU tickets be printed on a credit. We
haze suffered a uiotation Of this rule Aere-
tofore, but zoe WILL NOTagain.
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DRY HOODS

GilIiIands, Howell & Co., Hyatt, MyBurncy
~ Co.,; Johnston, Crews Il Co.; Crane, Boylston
" Co.; John G. Minor ~ Co.: Kcrri-on and
Lciding: Chamberlain, Miller ~ Co..; j., $. ~
l.. Bowie u Co.; Robert Adgrr ~ Co.; Naylcr,
Smith ~ Co.; Cadow, Mckenzie X Co.
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF PLANTATION
Andrew Mcdowell; Raycncl, IIugcr and
Ni!likun.
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Courtney and Tcnncnt; Hyde, Gregg and
Day; Grayc!oy and Pringlc; Wilmans and
Price; II. +. SJrohcclcr; J, Il. Adgcr ~ Co.
AIIlES
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IS 100000!

1886 Prize amounting to..........$l 1856, 1856
Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quar-.
ters So; Eighlhs 81 so.
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f.. Il. StoddHrd and Co.; Force and Mitchell;
IIaseltinc and Walton; ID. +. Flcmming and
Co.; Durham, Taft and Co., X. a. Pringlc and
Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-30
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVAToR

lie precisely what Its name Indicates for, while
invisoIatng and strengthening 20 the vita powers,
ano al tne same time revivhes. relnstates, and re-
At ,ssiorss asd renders iAe srsts. fs.sise-aS
20 ao. ettasks 81 d.sease is th oniy preps stlon
fully csmbined as 10 be the most po1sriui tonic.
sne M AZ tne same time 80 perfectly adapted to "a 20
AMI hence will soofhe the trsaksst SforaeI. and
tone up ths digestive organs thus alay al ner-
ting and at the tune Il ia c6mposed entIreiy OF
vegetables, vet so combined as Co produce Inc moet
thorough tonic efsCt, without pioducins al any T IN
b-en fe to be desideratgnl in the medical world
follows al attacks of disease, and proceeds IN
Geo AVS tns 81 stem p 70 the lnsidlous attacks
folowlng: Con.umPtion, lndls estion, D1pepsIa,
soss oil "a ApPetIte falntne.s, Nervous Irtshi iiy,
Night sw,sts, Lsnsor, Gicdiness' Retention Of. a.
well as Painful obstructed, 90 profnse, or too
e.e al ssG e the
healthy tonic Cordia and Blood Renovstoris Ia as
NO m.,tsIs ssan, w ~, ~ re ahd 81 M
system lie weakened we are open 20 bllIeus at
tSe tdns, ..e ye6 becomes ,Sr5d or vnrss diseased
we are troubled with soaldug and Incortine' ce Of
IN n. SoP sSs s5s ssss ,S o. TIE same pain
ceedlnely liable 10 slight colds, coughs, aud IN an
checked. soon emacatlon follows. and the pauent
goes down 20 permature grave. But space will
not alI3S US 70 enumeTate the m.Ey Ills which We
aEs Rs, .es nat Ell II ,s oondtop q the systsm
tor yoR have perfect, safe, pleasant and efectua
remedy for loss Of pp etits. bIlIousness. Flatu-
lence. weak AND rick Stomach. LangOur, Liver
Complaint, Chills and Fever any b lious sttsok.
Co,tvenoss, Aeidity ofthe Stomsch, Nervousness.
Neuralgia, PalpItstlon of the Heart, Depression
OF Spirits. Sores, Plmpes the Face, or any ois-
ease arising from impure blood, suoh as Scrofula,
Erysipelas, Bronchitis, Cough, dfhculp Of Breath
Ing, and ell that class of diseases ca cd female
weakness. and enumerated above. We will aiso
say the traveller exposed to epIdemics, ohange Of
climate and water, Will ind 10 pleasant. safe nd
sure remedy, aud no one should ever travel with
4 fnr uuaNI
find IN il friend indeed, well friend in need.
feot preventive Of, well q cure for thoee all
ments which they are particularly exposed Hence
minister's students, attorneys. literary gentlemen,
and lacles who are net accustomed tn much out
door exercise, will hnd n 10 their advantage 20
keep a bottle constantly on hand: erd above al
mothers, or those becoming such, Will 20 through
that most erOus period not only with e Tn elr
accustomed strength, but safe and free from the
thousand al ments go prevalent among the female
portion OF the vol Id. In short IL indeed mother
cordial. Try u old and young no lo' ger run the
risk of delay: 10 will relieve and prove itself EN-
phatcally Restorative Cordial asd Blood hssoCa
tor.
o. J. WOOD, proprietor, 44l Broad ray. New
SOD by al good Druggists. Prioe One Dollar per
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RESoYAroR.
AN 2-eolv. aw
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III The Emperor of Brszil has taken a tour OF
personal inspection to observe the progress of the
Internal improvements Of his empire. Visiting
the Don Pedro Railroad, he rode through one OF
the tunnels and descended several shafts' In on,
basket sat the Emperor, and In the other Major
Ellison, who was selected from the suite for this
perilous honor because he was nearest the EN-.
peror's size and weight. The result Of the txplor
alton was that the contractors were allowed an
extension OF time, the granite cuttings being ex.
ceedingly difdcult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-30

A SAD DOMESTIC TRAsKDY IN NEWTON, MASS
young lady Of about 1s years of aye. named
Henrietta Pratt Of amisble disposition, comuit-
ted suicide by taking dose of strychnine, at
Newton, Mass, on Thursday. The physician
soon apparent that nothing could be done to save
her life, and she herself stated her wish TO die
She had procured the poison Of an apothecary
Tne cause OF the sad act 10 said to be disap-
Pointnient In an affair of the heart, which may
possibly have resulted in temporary insanity.
She was respectfully connected, and was held
In high esteem by all who knew her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-30

NRws FROM THE HAYES ARCTIC EXPEDITION
The Boston Traveller says The IT, Vice Consul
at atCopenhagen, Denmark, furnishes the gratifying
Intelligence that an g eticial'' package from Dr.
Hayes, commander of the Arctic sxpedition has
been received by one Of the Roy6 Greenland
the friends Of the expedition of the prompt
or DR. Hayes at the port nearest the field Of bis
labor. The next European mail may bring letters
from the Arctic voyagers. Dr. Hays promised his
LIST of November. That promise has been fulfilled
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EDUCATIONAL.
A. 8. DEVILLIERS,

ID A. 8. DEVILLIERS,
ROFESSOR Ofthe FRENCH and GERMAN
LANGUAGES, BIZ Eighth street, between l. and
Nj, has the honor to announce to the public that he
has resumed h lessons in the above languager,
and has opened at Miss Wood seminary. 394X [
which young ladies will be admitted. This ella q
will meet three times a week at half-past 8 D. m
Ierms: S5 per quarter Of 10 weeks Satisf tctory
arrangem. nts made for lessons given in schools
Mr. de VIliers offers the best refe rences as to his
zeal, ability, a c., &o - 90 "a Inn
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

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Thousands Of human beings saved life Of dis
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McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain almost eoly, and will eleans
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4I5- Rev. Isaiah Huntley sof Essex, VT charged
wish Toying papers. eebsain bounty lands, has
acqol'ted6 SIS ais l'I'5 5as - a,s 2 : !.
O The census returns Of w ashington Terri
tory give the number Of inhabitants at 9543
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T. FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parent who wish their daug hters to re-
ceiye thorough and systematic education. where
their ply stca training wi recei daily and special
attention, under the we'd system Of Calis-
thenlct and ymnastlcs, are respectfully invited to
teenth st. and New York av.
MIR. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
au S0-u Prinolnals
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WAsHiN6SIION CARRIAGE FACTORY.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY. s.
~ Street, Bsfscesa 9tk and l0th Streets.
~ w nave Just finished o number of first class
GWAakhkiASSES, such as Lisht, Faney,I IHRR
,'asss, asd Bags,ss, which we viii sell at 2heS1NE
Being PRACTICAL mechanics in different branches
ot the business, We fattsr ourselves that we know
Eheevies and quality Of work that will give sata
,souon' combining lightness, comfort and durablh
=, Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
inc snoftest nonoe And most reasonable charges.
WALTER, KARMANN & BOPP,
Conohmakers, SUCCESSORS to VIM. T. Hook.
CARRIAGES.
L HE Subscriber having made additions 10 hi
ncSoryS making It nov one ofthe laFgest. HEA 9,
IN the District, whore his facilities for SHIo
90 mmsn9iactnrlnE CARRIAGE 4 LI6 HT4E
iWASoNS OF Oil kinds cannot be supposed, and
from ms long exnerience In tbs buslness he he ses
70 give general satsfAction. =
sAnd. -----'
AL REPAIRSnssny dsns, and eli orders ,rsnys
sssssa- hand Carriages taken in exshanes for ,sy
aEee. . ANDREW J. Joyce,
W." sernsr ~ flth and r Gta.
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
l. ALEXANDRIA. Va

ALBANY OhIA, Va. -.. ~ &C.
Mrs. 8. J. MCCORMICK, PRINcIPAL
The thirteenth annual session of this Institution
Will commence on Tuesday, September 18TH m the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott ESQ.
No. $50 King street. -
The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to a thorough English Edu
cation, and MuElc, Ffench, Latin and Drawing, il
desired. .. =
In addition TO day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
boarders, who. constituting part of her own fam
lily, will be ugder her Immediate care and supervI-
EIoa. She Will endeayor, as lar possible to sur
of Home.
Harrison, Rev. ID. +. Sprigg, William II Fowle,
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq, Edmund r. Wilmer
ESQ., Henry Marbury, ESQ, Lewis Mckenzie,
Esq RobeTt n. Iunton, Esq W; ID. Wallach,
Editor Evening star, Benjamin Waters ESQ. Jas
Entwisle, Jr.. Esq Col. ohm w Minor, Iloudoun,
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs Corse
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition in ali the English Branches
S2oior the annual session-payabl semi annually
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices
IL NO extra charges. au 28-tf
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SCHooL FOR SMALL BOYS,
~ No. 211 STsEET, FIRST WARD,
Miss ANNIE f.. PECK, Teacher.
Number Of pupils limited to twenty oc IS so2m.
MRS. NJ. h. KINGSFORD.S SEMINARY,
w 4l3 ST.. WAsHINGroN, ID. c.
The next session will commence October ist 1880
Terms. &C., forwarded on application. au is If
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FRENCH 4 RIcHsTEIN,
No. 27s Pa. AVENUE,
Between llth and 18TH streets,
BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS, &C., &c

BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS, &C., &c.
New and interesting work. just recaived:
Camille IRON the French of Alexandcr cr Dumas
the younger; i2mo; cloth. Price 81 Is, by mail
:, Cousin Harry; By Mrs Grey, ,sathor of Little
b; beau os amnlsrs "a Wiie'" &C.; lamo; cloth
The Aotres. in High Life Ia,no cloth. Price
Miss Gilbeft's Career; an American story; limo:
The The hodsehoid Of BouSeiis; S by Southern lad,
The ost Hunter; by J: +. Adams; l2,no cloth
Ss Woods a. and d's Ws.er, BY Alfred Street. ,2,o
cloth. P'ice 81 Is, bs mail q -
Margaret Moncreffe, or the Fir.t Love Of IA on
BGr5; romsnos omar % Of the Rsvpintion; by Charles
9f Georgian; by VIM W TUNER ismo o;VsHafs Coth
@ Nsns.s n b by the the beautiful writer, Marian H.r-
and, author Of Alone, Hidden Path" &C.; l2mo
oith az ,hs 81 ah5wy hk5 by NAL. NAL. ,.,, b
on the receipt Of the price.
Our usual discount given on all bound books
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Post Ohoe, Box 7I6. &C q 6mr
WE WANT OUR OUR CUSTOMERS AMI
w friends to know that our assortment Of :
GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS ~
is now complete in every department, embracins
every Article, and in great variety usually kept in
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE.
store. sad buying all our goods exclusively t,f for
cash" We are satisfied that we can sell a ne wer
BETTER STYLE OF GOODS ,r
q lower prices than those Who buy on aoredit %
we we wish however, to maintsin reputation foi
~ FIRST QUALITY GOODS,
ana nose at the lowest and pni0sH sTgJESss gJJiiEsSs
oc ls-sseo -. sslesroom, Browns Hotel.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FQiikn 1k&ENT5TTo ~ new ihree-story BRICK
cootsIning 8 rooms, vita gas, pIea-anrlS sitassed
on Sth street north, between NJ and street, rent
moderate. Appl. % T.. LAZENBY. opposite or
70 JOHN T. LEHMAN, Ohio ayenne Se;.s.e. s
lzen ana I21n sueees- ed
EOR REN IA fine 4-story DWELLING. o, r
street, between 5th and 9Th sta, near JndiolsrX
square. The house ~ new, an excelle.t oond Itlou
and, TO q good tenant. terms made easy. ALSO for
sale, House on street, bstveen lith and 18th
sts. IL immedha appliaauoa be made, n Will be
sold On accommodating terms. Apply e. y. w.
bSOMNING. oc Is otNovi
FOR SALE--A small FARM ofs0 scre., situass1
ct the Ltte Pals, having ocmfortsble well.
In, mouse, oorn house, stablee, do; we'll fenced
and watered; within four miles Of w sshington; rs
eores N cultivation, the balance in hand wood
tand. IL 10 pcculla desirable a. q country resl
denSe, being perfectly heelthy and most romsntoe-
"a tsl NJ. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain BTidEs,
ENok kkNT-Tke FIRST FLOOR of the build
tns lnln edietely opposite the west wing Of the
CITY Haa, :, gently Occupied by Chas. s, Wallsok
As an ofhoe. Also the front room in the SECOND
'aS q ssiis EcaARb eS2I 4 s' sscHa f
Lou'stans avenue. "a fs Il
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS
A RAB MANTLRS.
DIRECT FROM AUCTToN.
PRtcR Ga Narr.ps

. Being Less Than ost OF Material.
Also, seL eral lots OF REAL GlMPURE COL
bAhS, a. j., 50, 81, IS and 81 oents worth double
CoaTtoislers o celebrated kld Gloves, at IS cents
pair.
very ohesp lot of Embroidered Trimminrs
fsneh as CembIic Bands, Dimity Bands. Cambria
Edslngs and Insertings,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY
Together with q good assortment of Shirt Fronts
offered. - - "
Also, good stock of Ladder Dress Goods,
mSa nisa, ana BOYS, Wear, and great variety Of
CAL At the Isht pisoe-So. IN Csouth .ide)
90 is-2w f. GUTNAN.
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1OO BALES COTTON LAPS,
lOV For Sale at Factory Prices
50 pair fine Bed Blankets, all sizes,
300 pair Blue. Brown, Grey and White Blankets
50 pieces g. Fulled Cloths of the best kind, ~
50 do Plaid Linsey, all widths, g....
100 do Blue and Orange 0snaburgs Calico
9 With m,ny other desirable goods ali of which
Will be sold at the very lowest prices We solicit
call from all persons In want OF Dry Goods
WM. r. RILEY & BOTHER,
l- .."af -E No. 36 Central Stores,
Between 7th and sth Streets
90 l9-l0t --.-L Opposite Center Market.
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DENTISTRY.

lyl. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and patentee
ofthe MINER AL PLATE TEETH, at->
tends persona ly at his Office in this oity hN
Many persons can wear these teeth who~IID
cannot wear Others, and no person can wear others
who cannot W ear these.
Persons calligg At my office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desre;
but TO those who are particular snd wish tho
cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produces. the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted,
Rooms In this oIty-No 33s Pa avenue, between
phIa. 90 l5tf
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II tins report was not already 90 lon, r,uob
might be nid Of the Levee at night n Fo,re.t
Hall, OF the great crowd there assenbied of The
beautiful ladies, some Of whom came All The wsv
from the Navy Yard TO participate; Of the way In
ncient in gallantrv TO their lady aud courtesv %
their gentleman guests, of the good feeling which
prevailed, Of the Inc music or Prosperity band.
Of the poetry Of motion. as illustrated by the
dancers; and of a hundred other things, equally
interesting. Suffice Ii TO say, that the occasi ci,
was pleasant one, all enjoyed themselves till an
early hour this morning. and that many belle
so mote Il be. 81 = aFaJ
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Tyr. LEE ERMANsi HAS REMOVED HIS
y y once and residence to No. f59 Thirteenth &C..
between Pasavenue and st. 90 s eol2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-30

IL DENTAL CARD.
DR. MuNSON Has returned and res umed hi
profession. Uffloe and house at 463 st..
third door east of Sixth. In addition h
every other approved style, Ur. NJ. has SET <iIIc
teeth on vulcsnlte Base for the last three years
and from experience, knows It exce.s all others
and is one third less in price than gold. His oil
patrons Of Washington, Alsxanuria, and GeOrx a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-30

og1f1s fsiD
EswfuI taon
.y1IniofE al
- 70 eceig I
sff nod f3
70 s4f rso
,slufmkA
/, ,H38H d
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II DENTISTRY.
OR. Hill LS, after prsotloa test Of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon- -
mend the Cheoplastic Process for in sertins
artificial teeth. 1t has the advantages of"
strength beauty, cleanliness, and oheapnese. Ful
upper sess inserted for eSS Partial in proportion
Ohcs sos Pa. aYsEpe. = sa1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-10

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MRs. Henry WARD
BEEcHER.-About noon, on Wednesday, Mrs
III. w. Beecher was on her way in gig TO
meet Mr. Beecher whom she expected would
arrive in the city at that time, when the horse
took fright on turning into Hicks street out of
Orange street. and ran down the steep right
across Fulton street. breaking the shafts of the
gig, aud throwing Mrs. Beecher on the steps of
the Atlantic Bank, also ejecting the nurse and
Herbert Beecher, a little boy about eight years
old, cutting them severely. Mrs Beecher was
found inccnsible, and taken at once to drug
store, where the family physician, DR.. Adams,
was in attendance Immediately. Her head
was severely bruised and cut, but her con.
seriousness soon returned, and she was able to
give directions about various articles of bed
ding to be sent for, upon which to convey her
to her home in Columbia street. She was re.
moved to her home shortly after II o'clock.
Wednesday night she was reported to be sufi.
ering greatly from her injuries, but fatal re.
suit was not feared. The boy Herbert, receiv-
ed II confusion on the right temple, and minor
Injuries. The nurse was cut about the head.
and had her hands considerably bruised She
was able, however to sit up.--New York Tit-
Jupe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-10

SWIFT CAMILLAs ON TIE STREAM.-Two
young ladies Of Manchester, N H., Miss Fan
ME Eastman and Miss Hattie Tasker, skated
on the river, on Wednesday morning, from
Amoskeag Falls TO Hooksett, a distance of
seven miles, and came in the cars that reached
Manchester at 10 IA o'cock. They left Man
chester about o'clock, a gentleman accom-
panying them. For the first half mile the ice
was very bad, shelly, taking them long time
to pass over it, but from there to Martins Fer
ry it was smooth, and they flew over the glare
surface with the heetness of hares when the
hounds push them upon an open field. AT the
sides OF the river from Martins Ferry the
skating was excellent. The ladies' seemed not
at all wearied with their accommodation
chester Mirror
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-10

THRILLING ADVENTURE ON THE IcE.-On
the LIST inst, seighing party went out from
Saginaw, Mich, for the purpose of seeing In.
dams and others fish for trout. About two
O'Clock, some of the party observed singular
motion of the ice-lt appeared that there was
a strong current in the water-but an eXamina-
ton disclosed the fact that the ice upon which
they were standing had parted between them
and the shore, and that they were rapidly float
ing into Lake Huron. They at once put their
horses in motion to find some point where they
could get to the main land, but could find no
such place. In the mean time they were going
very rapidly, the wind blowing gale from the
shore. Their situation was very dangerous,
both as regards the danger Of the breaking up
of the ice upon which they were, and the Sc
we're cold-great excitement existed at Bay
City, amongst the inhabitants generally, and
many plans for their relief were talked of and
canvassed. James Frazer, Esq, generously
offered to pay for fish boat and for hands to
go to their rescue, but nothing finally was
done. They hoated some fourteen miles when
one end Of the ice fortunately grounded on
Squaw Point. They made arush for the shore,
after first getting off their horses and sleighs
The ice was much broken, and they had to
travel some distance over separate cakes TO
reach the shore. The Indians rot across ON
the other side Of the Bay, near Kaw kaw.lin
about dark-some parties who started near
dark to search for chem got lost in furry Of
snow, and had much difficulty in getting home