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fRaiIroad Accident.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 03.-The 8 o'clock Telegraph
Washington train on the N. j. Il. r., being detained
BY fog. this morning run into wood train which
was switching across the track out Of time at East
Newark. ThelocomotiYeswer both thdemolishedland
two cars Of the w Wwhinaton train wero badly
smashed,. Three brake6eh were seriously injured,
0he fhvlAg.both legst cking,y jammcd and an
other iii feared isinjhfed internally. Tho wash
ngtoh ana other trains we're delayed several hours
.sDdmDl0J 10 JitO 9lf j. JqyBR lud
Nb-9Ilni
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FROM WASHINGTON.
A Snlutatton from Missouri.

WAsHINGTox, Feb, 70 The President has re-
ceived the fOIlowiug:E y 4 -. L.t
Sr. lioUIs, Mo-, Feb. 22.-The conservative Union
Inefpef Missouri greet ouywith one hundred guns
for tho noble stand you have taken in defense of the
liberty of the people.
= -.yefyre,pectfully,g r q :, = I-
[SiynedI y %. E-a A.s n E.aB. BROWN
seTystive sSa 81 men en- of Missouri. - i~T
Excitement over the Presidents
Speech. .'EIIHt'
New YoRk, Feb. %. = The Posts special says
Tn re isffluch excitement in ashingtOn over the
Presidents speech. AT the Republican. caucns to-
night moderation was counselled by tho leaders.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ERRORS OLE Y0uTII.

A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED FOR
"A years from Nervous Debility, Premat re ts-
cay and all the effects of youthful indiscretiOn, will
who need it, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which be was cured. Suffer
ers wishing t0prOft by tho advertisers e-perience.
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
~ -F. JOHN 'B. OGDEN,
feb23-3m No. IL Chambers ST., New York.
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I The Weed Sewing Machine .r'
Will make the finest shirt or the heaviest
OveTcOat.
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S,enmer winche.ter burned.

WELLsvILLE, o., Feb. 2S.--The steamer Win
chester butned this morning about o'clock, mi Q
above Liverpool ut the foot of Babb's Island! She
was run ashore as soon as the cry Of fire was given
She struck bar as she neared the Virginia shore,
and could not get entirely to shore. Tne boat was
and oil In avery few minutes after the fire was
first diseavered the boat was entirely in flames, tue
oil taking fire Immediately. The boat, cargo mud
books, together with all personal baggage was lost
Captain Shepperd thinks as many as fourteen were
drowned The cause Of the fire is unknown. but the
Captain thinks an accidental spark came in contact
with the hay She had about 100 passengers and
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sj10d Grejae3 51e rro5t.H iaarf
fa aqua dc MAGNOLIA. HH ,
A toilet delight Tholadies' treasure and gentle.
mems yboonl The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person, C
render the skin soft and fesh to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, 80. -.--r. - .r.
It overcomes the unpleasant odor of perspiration.
1t removes redness, tan. blotches, &c.
Itcures nervous headache and says Inflammation
II coOs, softens and adds delcacy to the skin.
Ityields subdued and lasting perfume. f"r
ItcureS musqueto bites and stings of insects. b, I
1t contains no material injurious to tho skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use nC
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
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A Household Necessity Exists for IhS

A Household Necessity Exists for the
-.ryY q, .4. Use of .nrI -i. ..' ...ap
DURNO"S CATARIeH SNUFF,
Which, in the first stages Of cold. acts like magic
Headache, HOarseness. Diptheria, and Bronchitis,
Sore Eyes, Deafness, Bad Taste and Smell, being
the reldt Of Catarrh This Snuff removes and pre-
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effects are pleasant and safe, even for infants who
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1t has tho highest professional testimonials. Sold
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or 30 cents for One Box, or 81 for -Four Boxes. -
Address JAS. DURNO, 70. OK 1925,
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'Re,n,oSyved from on his Old once. ~

DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway. neat
Eti street. 9ciqmbuss Ohio. has devoted ,lrimseI
for Ssersso Of years 10 the trea ent OF certain pri
xGts diseases. He may be consulted Ut his ONCE
BEOSSSwsl sSCS;R pear the E<chslSs BAnk's 'ssmoAaF
iS1zill digoG ece ,oN 81 8apb sbuii III
dd9TAAd .6aK sgysm
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cOMlhERcIlI lIMAIIERSa
N8tt York Mo1ay BfaFket-Fef.

oSSfERLIEq lESCHANGE-s,tfAdy (A) iOsk9
,t,0Lb<-ireSufSr, unsstuod and lower, opening
G0vERNMENf sT6c Sy Dull and Without
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PITTsBuRG, Feb. 23.-The new steamer Winches-
ter, laden with petroleum and containing passen-
gers from Farkersburg this city took fire about
miles above WesVille ahd was entirely DESTROYED.
II is reported about twenty lives were lost. Will
send further particulars. ~. nI7 ~
1t is said Gen. Jno. A. Iongau Sslegraphed here
that he never authorized the use OF his name by the
FeniAns assemb ed here. q. .'" o ~. ~ -.
George Francis Train spoke tonight on the Presi
dents veto. 80 .-.-.-
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BRANpRErH HOUSE, New YORK, Nov, q. 1852.
T. ALdceGK Co.. Gsatlen'ss; II lately suffered
severely from a weakness in my back Having
heard your Plasters much recommended In cases Of
this kind procured one. aud heresplt was al that
could desire; A single Plaster cured msin SEsSkI
Q bGa niGq,Y ours Respectfully 7laglalida "
j. G. BRlGGSI
General Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold BY all Dealers IN Medicines. .,...,,,s@ ~
jan3l- r~"'t'lH w 20
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The symptoms OF Oateffh as they 9enerany7 ap-
ear are at first very slight. Persoks hod they have
Geld, that they have frequent attack, and are
TINS ondition,ttfe nose may be dry, or slight die
charge thin an Gcrid afterwards becoming thick and
charges are increased in quantity ana changed In
quality; theynere now thick and heavy, and arc
hawked or coughed off, The secfftions are offensive;
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal
the eyes are weak the sense Of the smell is lessen
ed OF destroyed deafness frequently takes pacS.5
mother common and important symptom Of ratatrh
the morning of thick or Shiny mucus, which has
fallen down from the head during the night, hen
ease Is ON It's way 70 the lungs and should lose n
time In arresting i' ih '0f hAf'dha YHli' 9d Ufv
TIE G6OUe are but a fen of the many OdtdyfA
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instantly XII ed last night by H. A. Edwards The
affair caused considerable excitement both parties
being well known he Q. Edwards gave himself m
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aqua dc MAGNOLIA.

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Mr., P0AiERoY, of Kansas. introduced bill to
red in eauipping and calling out the militia 70 repel
theinvnsion of that State and Missouri. which mas
The contested election case Of Washburne VS.
yoorbees, of the Seventh Indiana District. was Ia
ken upu nsu,IH H ma; ma. y s,.,,od 10 ~
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cSIS0fAn College Pslns Z. L. o. TsesSay g. ~ -
wlmsm A Muhienberg Chsoim son 81 William end R9y
49,. = Tassdsy hsy U.s. Iabeu wife Of William crsne
iss s:vss and fsnd family are respectfully inve3 No.
as "ntr. hi. day lws1aesdsy) osct nom her ~
no <o front st. Brooklyn tsts6
70 oaf bill Cemetery for insrnenl
DbLANo.On Monday, ith ns Msria Dsro as.a "a ves,s
iuns' WIN nke place from No Lndsns near Hsisexs No.
ARR on "Wednesday ieth inst, ii ii O'Clock M
McCAM-op Tuesday morning sA nst, ssrsh n nso. -
90 years. - ~~~
The relatives and friends Of Tho family ere rsspsetf.v ,,,, -
attend re fotera c her hts resdeEcs No. al Wiow II -
boAen ~ a. on TLundsy 18th inst. o'clock p M " =
POWEhsAfer lops and gnsss Elizabeth Wiz II -
ward Fswsrs Ard daughter Of Edward Dunn NJ
years, months and " daya
Notice OF funeral In to fnofSow's papers.
RYERsOS0a Tuesday, May IS ia6c. bAris jane wife =
Ryerson IN the seth year Of her
Inc RESERVES aqd fends OF she fimiy respectfully inyed =
tend ne nm services 70 b held 10 oot Taary aosnsG
the rensins VIII be taken TO Jamaica for ntsru,eut
VAN C0TT-At Hsrmingdse L. T. on Monday NAV L. 0shs -
Colt OF this city, aged ~ yesr.
The relatives ard friends Of family invited Me fsnss
from the esdsnos OF bis brother TLens q. Van ~
feminist this day "Wednesday ct II O'clock without fsrsF
Invitation.
MOsEs-suddsny Sunday s, inst bic residence No y
I.eferts IT.. Brooklyn, Charios Moses sssd Ct year.
The TsAds Of the family arc Invited 10 attend lis fune from -
late residence Wednesday 10th ius. O'Clock vihsss
futser notice.
Boston papers please copy.
PerTUn Monday, 14. Inst Edward nfsol Of Edward -
fsajsls Petit eyed III
The funeral viii tsks place Wsdnesdsy 18th iD 0een
M troa LeyI zton I'd door above fry oadst
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= S's
h''S syso1I!1,oyx L. o. 0a's'l'1
Rs IA. che Mayor Of the Gig sod sAia 2, Toe county 70.
s a 's Ds Of ssns ut SSab 20 se
in correction With the military which stan constitute petrol r To-,
,hsrnsn Of 81 CHI, ,os.nF shall direct ,, " u,,..
r Wsi.r .sd r. C. Bdaii.y be rsqss.rs UPON Gen
. s9S GS' . s q ' e @ tS n
Upon receipt Of which resolution the following orders were
issued:
HEAeouAsraas prp,srsEsr o. r,ss.'.sl
the "'' e S en- sss s s, ss ssa County u
VIZ as s . IN e. o * '"dn'd
iSI any .aoat s.aSSry from these t Head
cood This does lcsde ihs police force Of IL. city viii
s .sa
During the night Of ise II the city was strongly psrOled in
threats Of murder and uoendsrism that had been made
against tbs Freeemens Bureau Northern and the
lie evening Of the tie four companies ordered from Nash
vile arrived undor command Of Brevet Major Christopher
Of the public peace Upon the restoration Of order Com
mission wss ordered the banoes "a Of
Tho order aPPended s1d TIE oloxng communication Aa
HDaRs. DxpAsrntsr o. Tnsss.sEl
MExPnfs, Tenu, May S, 1866 !
r. .s. syss 5oss rsss I s s upon tn. soow,
:as :tsP; ssr By s he. f nd ; Saa
msHt Tho psrPeso Of Che oarss' ash have h s y
mdeser AID nceudes Will be arrested and pun
what step. or measures have by n. civil utho-.
the citizens to remuers,s iudvidu and me In.d
States Government for e; u,sn.a and eIpene. incurred
yoa able 10 ..." cs, and win
D. sns % you srni. me with showing
from which the city derives Its revenos with the amount or s'uns
Are the city suSO., able competent prohibit and
am s.py Iaiormsd ss tie City Records psap.
Of Memphis hst they will not hee'er DO prohibited hom carrying
security car you e that shs rights and privileges. q
and protected and whs, deposition made tho sss
Der who have been arrested BY the police during the past
r.qu.. tt,, YOU viii do .h. favor to Civ. all The
a. future seton viii be based upon your reply h,
10 conclusion have 70 and through you The Hsop. q
ch,sn eo~an,y thsy WIN ). governed and thai LsssI
Proceeding: Oh. while. b.ol.
s sSdso 7sS "s Gsoass
ORDERS APPOINTING A COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION.
HT"'''Aari M.s 1ssas1 T.an Kay y;' s
sr.o,I 91Dsa . e. cI Syn len :. esni
nS g'G w c II a; .au % s..s%s e s %
%:s 81; is'as" Memphis
The report Of cOmfai.ion an the fact. connected
giving engaged the Of Zach f
b. ..cernd the nos., .nd name. Of aSs: d ana
and who q. ds.tI1con and t.,s complete nsssy
So ss1n apon Ins wSe.
viii Dc farnhed With ceit him In making up the
Tho Commission h ,uthO1.d such and
.aa Tie Officer; Tie ID S s
S ss q ~ G":S s..s: :saS H.
order e @ &C. % BE- fsI.ss ss;' A'Sa'
The viii fa,s'h the Necessary rooms
VS.. L. Posrss Asss,sns AdSussn.osasrsl
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MARKETS. porl.s r. T,legrdph.

BufFAto May l5Flour QGiet and unchanged. Wheat in
6o96lc No l. 6ia6l!c; K,la Dried. Csc 0ats. chcago.
5sa Tic barley and kyS noninal fsI fSl 80 Lard 2Se
wAesa 2l.s1s; Corn 1861 Data 1854.
UssEGo, May lJFOLr steady snies SIJ 2JG 10 20 for
No Spring eli 30 for Double Extra Wheat he'd above
If buysls and market quiet suall lot OF choice
White Carads sold s. 10 tho slightest paid in th.s
market Corn ind other gfahs quiet Canal Tfcgats dull
Yoyk -'D wv 0''A' WV 0''' ''''
BArrxoEe Nay l5-whsut steldy sici 200 Jush at 8,
Oats firm Gsc. Flour Grm. Provisions fr1u. a-
eonShca'ders i4ic Sides i'tc sugar dan Coffee dun
cswgGp Hay l5-Flour Unchanged sales LOO biz
Wheat held above BUYERS veEs and market quiet sales at
g. 70 for No Milwaukee Club Corn quiet, and sales
Canal Fregtis dull Lsko Imports % ocJ BUSH Wheat TX
ports II. coo bush wheat fe 90 bush. Corn
CEcHsAIL Mar l5-Four and heat IL moderate demand
whky dun 1T p 2 h bond oud s. 20 duty paid Mes. Pork
dali and held at s,l 81 600 alk Meats sold a. II 5c for
shoulders and dos LAID in moderate demand ~ &c God
I1!
&c. lower; ssSS New White Michigan at setS Ne" An
Der 81 -; No do g. 90 Ola Amber. e. O.. Corn firm
and ol!e better sales 1t ooio for No. Mixed. asas Tor
10 .. 62c for No. Yellow and tse. for White. Oats le.
lower RYE quiet. Lake ireigb's dali and nominal
BUFrAio. MAY 5-Fiour active Extra state - 90 Willie,
Doabie EErs era a Wheat aaie' Corn active saies OF
yellow al &C.; No at ca 6soi Mixed CoSe2c.; rejected.
5sa5ec. Oats qoiet Chicago Sr@Nc. Buicy que' rye
lots s0c. Peas g o.. Potk-saes OF .5i ~ Lara
sales gle FreigAts 10 New Y0k--CoTn. l0fGllc Clrd
expert 80 Dub Wheat. ebo' bosh Corn. lS" bush
Ca.cico May I,-Four Dali wiee, unsettled and irreg
ulsf Opening al g. ~ 81 II and Eel subsequently 10 81 VG
q O. ard Closed q about =. ~ a. sc d' a. = ~ ar,
y. a3eie. Provisions drm ffei=his steady Receipts
10000 bbs flour. lslog bush. WEcai. 5000 hush Corn
Shiguenis-7.J00 bb. -Four 1900 BASH Wheat, Hoo
Wryscros, My ia.--Crudc Turpenn. ureh.ursi.
Spirits I'D snd ec,c q; ace. for No Eosn, e5s
g.. Pale 81 90 " Cotton ,nc. for mdli0s.
MILWAUKEE Mny H. Flour dolL Woca, firm Of 81 -
Hour 10 600 bush Wheit bush Corn 1900 Ysh. oat
shiPneots-i,4)o obs Flour, 1000 bush. wheat
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northumberland.
REDUCTION or THg COAST soUi

REDUCTION or THE COAST SQUADnoNs
fl purgoance OF orders received from the navy De-
psrpeui our coast squaif5ns known respectively es tho
Atlantic and Cuff SqnsdrOus arc being rapidly reduced
WITHIN the pa month less than foar vessels have been de-
,cel om the Gull 81 ssdion and ordered to various NORTH
crn pors 10 be laid up o. sol may be deemed best Tho
vessels selected for rerovs sfe generally those when nave
ee. lie most active segrce aud befoe another month u u
n Il more thai hall the vessels now doing duty IN the
entoned squsroas vii he hid up 10 ordinary or sold
OF uuse ,ioeabe war vessels will shortly Ike
mace A. The Broo.l,u NavyYsrd 10 which majority OF Tho
vessels to be laid vii be sent WINE our NUM- s
are being arsey rec sced the Navy Department mas steadily
SeDt making Increases 20 the sgusdrons assigned 70 GUY
with n ose of The great naval powers oil Europe
Thee m nov over 30 fitting out FOR foreign sssce
large number q them being I nded for tue oo1'h "e'
As.atC bquIdrOns.
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FExGe.
Fire and Les. OF Life at North Royai,on, VI.

MONTPELIER Vt. Tuesday. May Is. le6G.
ire attended with shocking loss of life and heavy
loss Of property, occurred at North Koyalion,
Vermont, last night, upon the premises Of
Mr. Lyman Burbank. Tho house was occupied by MI
Burbank, hired named alow an adopted daughter
of Mr.. H., ard Miss Dickerman of Tunbrigc, who
temporarily staying there All sleeping up stairs at
the time
Miss Dckerman was the first to discover that the house
was in flames, and immediately gave the alarm. Finding
it too late to descend the stairs Mr. BaOw jumped of
make their escape, but returning he could nothing
of the two girls and could only the body of Mr. Bur
bank who had been suocated by the heat and smoke.
The house together with outbuildngs containing cattle
sheep horses and hogs entirely consumed Mr. Bur
bank was q droyer aud we'll known The fire is re-
ported to have originated from defective fireplace which
had been used the day previous.
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RI, n,,.,, uio,. a. Memphis. Team.

From The Army aid Navy Journal nify ~ =,
From m official source we have received the follow
ing detailed OF the recent Disturbances Meph
II may be relied upon a. e9rrse tres o. e enc %
thus far been presented 10 the pnbuc
On the afternoon May 700 TIE pole, 10
South Memphis but were resisted and driven away inns
called whole police force which wasored by large
number Of the lower classes tor tho osiensbc purpose o
assisting IN GestDg the offenders Of the laws but upon av
Ing tie Of the disturbance general onslaught was
made upon the negroes who compose TIE main portion Of We
Inhabitants in that locay The roiols proceedings con
tnued increase until late hour IN the eyeans wasn me
MaorGen Sioneman commanding the Department Of Ken
nessee. ,,- a, ,o.s
To ocrc GEN Commanding a T. re a. ane,, ne
u, %on S Ys 3. n sa ssm.a there va. sn ancs
eosPsrs.iea ' he ey pGcs 10 a., to- sy. H.
assurance a, once would the ws aid sre TO a,y
crls say so eouindel by dess, egsf . %
~ any, ,' issr counasa ssis.,ns an ,l, ye
fully your mo-, ossd,ni servant ..,o JOHN iA'k "'S0"
IlDah' ps span. s.S ., NJ Tsg' iss,
Ion JonS PArK Mesaref CIR y aIsg ea h,"1h'' TIM
D..n Sra % ~ I'SsP no, Of yo. ii ars o sar y
stationed al ih. pon hsn ~ ,troiss DC dieet,d
s. sSS s n ,' Of aTa TO sSSpnasd
~ cam. IN as 3 %. az yS s. .s1 woe need @ and
should prefer the ioops be called upon Only 10 et o. On "a
rsme necessity which you be the Judge s very respect
''N'' your Gsonas srosEsix SsoGeaera oonn'ndins
Al the samo time orders were Capt ANY eomma
ing detachment OF the 10th T. = Infantry ss'oy .,
Pickering be In readiness Will his of,e az o'csp
require TIE disorders contnuns and several paes having
been killed and wounded the troops were oideIu our au 10
rioters dlspersed Though comparative qnei was resoi
tbs public mind rcmsned at an intense s,'s o.
and occasional Of shooting ocsuIi,u Iusl "a,
mandor of the night and the day of the ?" Ae ndlg O.
the Cd various churches school houses and nudns w
were used by the freedmens Bureau aud teero p".ao
and located In varons part. Of tie city were buried A
these buildings belonged 20 the L. 3 Government an OF g.
them contained considerable amount o. cu,hns an" ''
FOR des h,s and blacks. al 81 winch Yves coleuhs
On the Sd the ndscrlnnaie firing continued nnd ass tl
cesa generally in like disturbance inCeuVc ana hcoe'l
uerties were killed and wogned The excitement Increased
and the approximations Of the people we're 50 e taei WA
n foowig communication addressed 10 Gen Sionsma
during the afternoon. =, . ,oes
,fo;,,Gfs srossuAg a. y T., Commoaang DslafiUdf O
TeaL-.scf. ,,.,t
s sa reausilej Wv the citizens c9mponse meeting held A