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Now York Naval; stores MarEsi.a.E
- n. p.,ia,H. ipsE ddir

Spirits rurpen,ins 1s,.ss tshads dImet tsad4ts
though the. demand continues ifht.a Ttefe BID
pears to be considerebe c1n1fencsia In htg6F
prices for The future. and bids made fot buyottpj
inc ude 500 bbls, buyers'opttons 81 Decembes .aAf
67c, 100 bbls spot set e8Kc, and .l2t sbbta at .etnsl
closing at the ont lie figure for .lrrchAnt4ble
volume Of tran :actl ms are snllIlnitsd.s lG2sIp1
Of s,rsined was ruImorGd sold late lao 6yenieHsp !.
but the particulars afe supptessed. SSsS1 tnEd1ytI
500 bors at 81 40, and -to0 bbls alllDecenabeS 81
higher. salts 80 bbls Wimiugt4n aty1zf0,.1nds
$50 bbls Washington at a. 12HA4 -, arbqtao$ any
MIRO TO be had at the inside ngp.e ss 0t1s Dffch
T. sci Ing fairly IN IoDong los g y s1Ka4 to,a eest
u"eS.s'": - t5a!si 80 ~ 4aap astes:ssa
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
WEIGH YOUR LETTERS and save double post
age. Fairbanks Letter Scale for sale by B. K.
Neufville, No. LOT East Bay.
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City AFFAIRS.
THIS 4

Marion Lodge, I o. o. F., at P. NJ.
oot,llion Club, at Z P. n.
Union Republican Party, ats z. M.
Mechanics' Association, at lP. n.
,.Bouth Carolina Commandery, at
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, at +. H..
Colored Fire Companies; at 8 T. ID.
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New YORK Rie.smsrksfssi

The Daily Bulletin Says the S.sfkst y ite9dI,;
with q little more inquiry &c shout 'pretioua g:
ures. We note sales Of l60HaS1tRa14 .Un1teaGA
10. so rags Patna at TIC, antteo tes lxroAnsas
7KaSHc. "Jl. a.sHss ~ 1ss has1ts
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Intsr1or o~otssnmIrEsta.

xxi y 50. Is-icsuxris1 octobsr SSSoct
About 500 bales have 6esGs al siicefsstFspotxt
Ire tapleT has beenf1 good drmadd. 4tdtSoctp0
light. We qu,ts:i Ordinary slbHgguDd on4nnrypt
l6x. low lnlddling itk,: middiins a5x, Htsics 4
mlddllns l'H0'' = :ee1 40 Am y a 1a,s Gsisb ss.lsest
For rhe past week G;,gcod demand nAs ttS SaSled q
and prices nave advanced to.l7koI or mia9nne,
at which we quite. our market steady odAIiii
sales OF the Weekp6o bales. -SatS.S EeatI-
-. - E1wB1RR1, Octonetzk.-S.
Cotton is quoted at 17xo...S 7.:taSi sL:si st
AsBEvILLE, October "a. "a
Cotton Is quoted at TIC. :. y 80 tpg-i I'd Pait
~, ~ %, SPARrAHBUR5, October p
Cotton u quoted at 1sKo u, ~ .ss.. /
The market since eur lastreport has cdpdhusd.5
active, with. On fadvaUct18 tendency andk'1tght =
falling OF in recsipts. isales for the week fQosautS;
$50 bales at 17xal7xC.tH Effsi 9!3i5trsnSL 5StG q
LRxnsaroN, 0ctobsr.12a q
Cotton Ia selling ct 1eka.7e:
There was an active dem aud ali dAi, hut mo :,
market CT sed weak az 17xc for New. YORK md
dingA. the receipts to-day were. COS bales; mp.
menta 500: sales 646. "a EsSi s.' .stts,"st g ~
"1G 80 : - ( COLUMBUS, October 4a.v3.
Moderate demand; lDv middttnx 15kc;isaie1a
257 bales; receipts l97f bales; Ahipment1 800. .sa:2 !
rE-+- .-gs.--~f Ir.-Y e ~
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bales; the latter was firm, upiands 1sHc, sales
1904 bales. On Saturday the former was active
and firm, nplands sX@9Xd. snles is, ooos oalesi
the latter was easier, uplands 19hc, sales 47sl'
bales. On Monday the former was steady, up.
landssx@sXd, sales l4,ooD bales; the latter was
steady, uplands lsxc, sales $3.50 bales. On Tues
day the former was quiet, uplsnds ex@eHd, sales
10. 600 bales; the latter was easier, uplands lskc
sales 1881 bales. On Wednesday the former was
quiet and steady, uplands sX@sXd, sales l 1000
bales; the latter was weak, uplandi 19Hc, sales
102l bales. Yesterday the former was quiet at
eXd. sales 1900 bales; the latter was quiet at
l9Xc p fb.
The sales and prices of cotton In this market
for the week just terminated were as followa:
On Friday, October 1s, there was an active de.
mand at nrmer prices, which improved h@A@
ID; sales 1000 bales. ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at 17@l7Xc, low middllng 1870
1890, middling lsXc. and strict middling lshc
p ID. On Saturday there was a good inquiry for
a part Of the day, at rates about 10 2 ID higher,
but later the market was quiet; sales 1000 bales,
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at17@lsc,
low middling lsX@1sAo, middling 1sH@isho,
and strict middling 1sKc p ib. On Monday the
market was quiet and somewhat easier; sales 700
bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted
at 17@l7Xc, low middling l8Kc, middling 1sHc.
and strict mlddlng 1sX@ ,skc p ID. On Tuesday
the article was quiet and easier; sales 900 bales,
ordinary TO good ordinary being q1oted at ITO
17Xc, low mIdding lS@l8Kc, middling lsx@
lsxc, strict middlIng 1sx@lsxc p b. On Wed.
nesday there was q moderate demand at IN.
changed rates; sales 600 bales. ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at l7@l7Xc, low iniddlipg
ls@lsKc, mlddlIng 1sx@lsHc, strict middling
1sk@lsKc q ID. Yesterday there was q meder-
ate demand, with q slightly easier tendency In
prices in some cases; sales 800 balsB, say Is at
lax. Eat tx, 4S at Tx, $50 at Tx, 1913 at 10, 1877
at lsH. 2oe at lsx. 90 at 1sH, 40 al. lsh, ~ at
lsxc p b. We dddo:e:
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TOTAL IncfeHBe 20
The arrivals of cotton at the chief Southern
centres from October II TO %. 1917, inclusive. as
reported by telegraph, were as follows:
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NorI.-We have deoucred nom New orleans
80. TS9 bales uplands. rom Mobile s bales up..
lsuds; nom Savannah 8o2 bags sea ialand ana
1879 bales upland. and from Charleston Ilo Jag
ses island and e4l bflea upland cotton; being
the quantity received at those ports from NO.
bile. florida, TeXaa and Savannah 80
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EXPORTS OF naval stores and Lumber
from the Port cf Charleston. from
september 1, 1S72, to October 20,
l65a.
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LOCAL BEsEVgTIES.

We tender our thanks for kind rcmcmbranccs
from. our friends, in these Christmas times.
Taere was no meeting OF either branch OF!
the City Council, last Tuesday night.
We are glad to hearof some liberal donations
to the poor at this inclcmcut season. Thlsls
good work.
The music in the Episcopal and Catholic
churches yesterday, is sal'l7by competent critics
to have been excellent.
A colored boy named Philip Day was iacd
this morning by the Mayor Tor riding horse
through the streets yesterday at furious gait.
A colored man named John Hackley, who
seemed bent on creating a disturbance, to- day
was struck and knocked down twice, enc time
having small artery in his head cut.
\ slight fire occurred at the dyeing establish
ment Of \. d. WaricId, at an carly hour last
night. The damage was light and no general
alarm was sounded.
Skif; & Gaylord's mini<trels, who gave q
performance here short time ago, will give
another entertainment IN this city on the lst
OF January.
Some sleighs were out on Pennsylvania avcu-
ne, in Washington, last night, aud a few on
king street, 10 this city,, day, but their occu
pants looked as though they we're huatiug Tor
something and couldn't hud it,
4 fight occurred yesterday afternoon near
the Fairfax street depot bctweea some white
aud colored people which attracted a large
crowd and created sou,e excitement. Nobody
was hurt, however, and no arrests uaje.
w. A. ". G. and the Berlin l. ,r;r were
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1910 CHRISTMAS go
lO(AHOLIDAYS.lO|A
4 FIVE DISPLAY OF FANCY GRO
CERES, FRENCH, MEDITERA-
,s MEAN AND WEST INDIE
FRUITS, NUTS, &c.

LAYER RAISINS, whole, half and quarter
boxes; Loose Muscatels, Sultana, Seedess, Va
lencla Ralsins; very cheap. -.
DRUM FIGS, Layer do, Basket o.. choice
Figs in small boxes for children, Currants'
Dates Turkish Prunes Cranberries, &c.
EXTRA CANDIED ENGLISH CITRoN,
Lemon Peel .Jgllies assorted, Canned Fruits
and Strained Honey.
OLIVE OIL, Sardines, Olives, Capers, Salad
Dressing, Coxts Gelatne and Dessicated Co
cnarut. liL
LEA s. PERKINS SAUCE, French Mus
tards, English Catsups, Chow Chow, GcrKlns,
Picalill, Walnuts, Onions, &c.
EDAM and SAPSAGO CHEESE.
ATMOREs MINCE MEAT, Peach Butter,
Dried Cherries and Peaches.
PEEK, FREAN s cos. LONDON BIS
CUTS, Osborne Scotch do, Albert do, also
American Crackers in great variety.
SOFT SHELL ALMONDS, English Wal
nuts, Fiberts Pccans. Palm Nuts, sc.
. CHAMPAGNE CIDER and Currant and
Catuwba Wines.
FINE SHERRIES, Madcras, Port and
Claret Wines.
PURE OLD JAMAICA RUM.
" Caol LA Scotch Whiskey.
& {" Double Grape Holland Gin.
&C Pelevosin French Brandy.
I" A Seignette
BAKERS PURE RYE. ten years old
SILVER BROOK RYE, 1868, very choice
VERY. FINE PEACH AND APPLE
BRANDY.
SCOTCH and ENGLISH ALES and H1B-
BERT BROWN STOUT.
FINE HAVANA CIGARS and SMOKING
and CHE WING TOBACCO.
Do not fail to call, as we are determined tn
sell off very cheap.
George AcBurncy & Son,
i66 IS 40 kENGST.
dec Aim
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produced by the Harmonic Association at their
hal! last night, after which the assemblage In
dulged in dance until the small hours of the
morning. i",l-.|. 4
A fight occurred on King street yesterday
morning between two men named Prult and
Walker, which resulted in the conveyance of
the former to the station house In a milk wagon
impressed for the purpose.
There was nothing doing on Change to-day,
ard no assembling ofthe merchants. Notrelgbt
trains were run on the railroads, and conse-
quently but little produce was received. Com
mcrclalIy speaking it Was dies non. -
Cries OF murder, proceeding from the rear OF
Delaney1s barber shop, last night, made the
police scale the fence Of the Marshall House
and arrest two colored women who were fined
this morning by the Mayor for disturbing the
other residents OF the neIghborhood
The steam fire engine Hydrauon, after be
ing overhauled, was tested last Tuesday after
noon, and found to be in perfect order The
Columbia has also been inspected and found to
be In as good condition as when first brought to
the CITY, "tt ~
The horses attached to the wagon of the
Columbia Fire Company were scared yesterday
by the explosion of FIRE cracker on Fairfax
street and ran away, smashing the wagon and
injuring, though not seriously, Mr.. Brown, their.
driver, and another young man.
A cory Of the lecture lately delivered in this
city before the Alexandria Library Association
by Cen Wade Hampton upon the life and
character of Gen r E. Lee has been hand
soluely bound and sent to the wife Of the gallant
and accomplished South Carouian as slight
testimonial of the esteem in which her bus
band is held here
Mr.. Samuel Henry, upon his return from
short trip to Baltimore yesterday, saw a coored
woman panied Francis Fox, whom he had dis
charged from his service week or two ago.
promenadng King street dressed in a hand
some suit, of his wife's clothing. He had her
arrested at once and she was committed to jail
for court by Justice May.
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From New York.

4SVS
New YORK, Dec. 26;--The following per-
sons who were employed in the building
burned in Centre street Tuesday evening are
reported missing by their friends: Jane Stew
art, Bridget McGrath, Margaret ana Mary
Donahuc, Margaret and Mary Bel and JalueS
Brown, aged -. The thick coat Of ice on the
ruins prevents the police and frenen from
searching i;,r them. The loss OF life was uu-
douhtcdIy due 10 Inadequate means OF escape
The fire escape b. which most Of the women
at work in III: i'liEth f5or dc>ccnded to'the
street was very ma row, and lis lower end was
fifteen feet from Il" ground Acknowledgements,
all OF the women O. reaching the lowest round
Of the ladder, had to drop to the ground
through this faulty arrangement. Two women
were severely hurt.
Fcrdioand Hahn, pn- years old, was killed
by snow bail y"> -riay thrown by play
mate.
John Eratta wa stabbed AID Louis, his
brother, shot in f. < in an Italian saloon last
night.
Five members Of ne militia are in Ludlow
street Jail Tor non "a! "apt OF fines.
Homer Lane, the champion, was defeated
by Grace in wrestling match last night.
Bail is ready ior Dr. Irish in case the jury
disagree
The total loss l.y the fire in Ccntre street is
quarter Of million dollars: insurance $751;,
600. Five persons were badly Injured at this
fire
Martin IIcdly was run over yesterday on the
Fourth avenue railroad ard had his s. suil
crushed, his arms Gus off, a leg cut off aud his
body otherwise cut IN pieces
The reported burning of the paiisade Hotel
at Euglcwood, \. j. is untrue.
Large quantities Of ice ob~trnct navigation
in North aud East rivers and in The upper and
lower bays. ...
Edward Wadigar, Er attempting to butcher
his father, and John Harr!ngton who shot his
mistress few days since, were both arrested
yesterday.
The signal "liyc here displays cau.ivnary
siunals tn.dav
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASulNGToN, Dee. 26, ! O. I

WASHINGTON, Dee. 26, II q. II.
Probabilities For New England, northcrly
to eastcry winds cloudy weather and snow,
the former backing to northcry and northwest
erly tu.night. For Middle States, castcrly to
norherly winds cloudy weather and snow, the
winds hacking to northerIy and northwesterIy,
with clearing but partly cloudy weather to-
night. From Tennessee to Ohio the upper Lake
region and Northwest, rising barometer north
crIy to westerly Winds clearing but partly
cloudy weather ana lower temperatures. Brisk
to high northerly to castcrly winds prevail over
the East and Middle Atlantic coasts
Cautionary Signals are ordered for New York,
New London, Boston and Portland, Ne.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to the Aiexandrla Gazette.
nuG,,Io and pittsburg *. X. accident.

CORY, Pa, Dec 25.-Earl Bacon, report
ed dead, is only slightly injured, having secured
the registered letters in his charge and rescued
himself by Jump. OF the killed twenty-oue
have been recovered, aud sixteen are so charred
as to be unknown. Four are in the Chautaqua
House awaiting relatives and one is at Pros
pcct There are yet three or five bodies under
the ruins reduced to ashes, and dstinsuishabIe
only by pieces of their skulls and b,nes The
train was going on down grade of 50 to 50
feet to the mile, land was about sixty rods from
the Prospect depot and had the steam shut Oft.
Tt was about three feet from the eud OF the
trestlc when the broken wheel was discovered,
and when under the impetus OF, the down grade
stoppage could not be made. The conductor S
rocket showed thirty-sevcn through tickets
taken up and one to Prosper. There were, 1t
is supposed, about fifty persons on the train,
which consisted Of one passenger car one bag
gage car, an engine and tender. ..
ga special says when the cars struck, the
trucks crushed through the bottoms OF them,
and as the stoves of the passenger cars We're
directly under the trucks they were crushed TO
pieces and Immediately the wood work OF the
cars took fire. The wood work Of the passen-
ger car, thickly coated as it was With varnlsh,
burned fercely, aud before anything could be
done by the force at hand to prevent IT. the flames
enveloped both ends Of the cars and proceeded
rapidly towards the centre. Penued within 1t
at the time with no possible chance to extrlcate
themselves, we're forty three adult passengers.
the conductor aud one child. OF those seated
in the ends Of the car money escaped, but help
arriving about twenty five dead and living were
taken out of the centre OF it aud the flames
we're extinguished, OF, more correctly speaking.
went out for lack Of anything further TO iced
upon. The remains of the other passengers
we're then recovered. The dead, with four ex-
ceptions,+ we're burned so as to be unrecoguiza-
Bile from their features, andthere are but three
fiat could be possibly identified from the
shrcds Of clothing adheriug to the roasted
bodies. Five were headless and without
limbs: aud the remaining ones had the
flesh all burned off their cxtrcmities. -Four 9th
ers are known TO have been on the train; name,
": Catherine Kelly, Kitty Ryan, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur /. Rice, all of Iltusvle, Ia, 1t
is thought they will be identified tomorrow. as
friends are here forjthe purpose. The case OF
the two last named is pccullar y sad one. Mr..
Rice was the only son of James Rice, a leading
citzen of Titusvle and his wife, the only
daughter of Austin Jackson, of Rochester, y. ::
They we're married on the5th of this month, and
were on their way to Rochester to spend Christ.
mas, Judging from the gathering baggage aud
the appearance of those coming to identity them,
4 number of the dead belonged to the lower
classes. The bodies are laid out IN the freight
house here, and will be kept several days Tor
Identification
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The Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-Stocis dull. Gold
firm NJ H. Money firm at I: Virgins. SKIES
As; new 60 Flour steady Wheat nomlnaliy
unchanged. Corn quiet.
BALTIMORE, Dec 2G-Virgnia IS, consol-
dated, 5G4; Vest Virgnias Isl bid to-day. A
heavy snow storm intertercs materially with the
transaction Of business Cotton quiet at l8salS.
Flour quiet but firm; prices unchanged. Wheat
quiet, but firm; prices unchanged, Corn firm !
white Southern G0a64; yellow southern 62aG' /;
mixed Western 6l!a62. Oats dull; Southern
IS; Western mixed l5a4s; do. white 4Ia4S. Rye
quiet and unchanged. Hay unchanged
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Illness OF the Gar.

ST PETERsBrG, Dec. .5.--It is officially an
nounced to-day that the Czarowitch has been i'll
since the 10Th Of November, and his malady
becoming serious on til" 9th oi December,
was pronounced !yphus fever accompanied with
an affection of the abdomen, which the phys-
clans considered Ola grave character. \ tulle-
Tin this morning says he PASSED sleplcss yet
tranquil night. The fever has not ahatcd but
his coudt!ou continues about the same.
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From the Sandwich Es-wnssS.

San FRANCISCO. Dee 2G. --Advlccs from
Honolulu state that King kamchamcha, the
With died in that city Oh the ll!h iiist. lie
was the last of the Royal lire, and named no
successor; which leaves an r'crrcsrun during
which the people are sovereign. The leg sla-
tive Assembly meets Janu:ry slh when it is
expected that body will nominate success 'nr
The Hawaiian Gnzcttc favored POI ar
m ,vcmcnt for the purpose Of securing fee
coustituticn ami revolution WAS expected;
Jut. at latest dates ali was quiet.
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EsilaIicig,afiUn.

MADRID, Dec 25-Thc bill providing for
the emancipation OF the slaves in Port Rico was
read in the lower branch of the Cortes yester-
day. Ali slaves are 10 be free within4 months,
after the PRONUNCIATION Of the passage of the
bill, and the slave owners arc to be lndemnlhed
the State paying forty per cent of the value OF
the slaves and the Colony the same The bill was
received with cheers. No reforms are provided
for Cula III consequence OF the instruction.
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order AGAINST Spanish soiourners.

pals, Dec. % The Project Of Pau has
issued an order turbidiiug Spaniards to sojourn
in tie Department OF Bases PyreuesS without
written permission d the government.
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CHRISTMAS TREAT Through the generosity
of some of our charitably disposed citizens, the
superintendent and teachers Of the Fish Wharf
Mission Sabbath School. of the T., Ms-C. A.
we're Yesterday morning enabled to spread be-
fore the scholars real feast of good things,
which we're enjoyed with true chlld-llke zest
and thankfulness. TO those ofithe scholars
who could not be present on account OF sex
ress and insufficient clothing, one OF the teach
ers took basket full around tothelr Respective
dwellings, gladdenug the hearts of the des'l-
tute little ones. ......
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Other Railroad Catnsfro;sl,es.

TSDrASapoLls, Dec. o5-The rear car Of
tho Chicago express train on the Indianapolis,
Psra andChicago Railroad was thrown from The
track last night by broken rail about s miles
north of this city. Twenty persons were mere
or less Injured, and it is thought that three were
fatally hurt. The most serlopsy Injured /, were 81
Mark Hapes, OF Richmond, Ind, Ii; H. Walk
er. of indianapolis, Geo Henry, brakeman,
Mrs Boyd, an old lady from Plymouth, Ind,
and A. ". Smith, Of indianapolis
ST, Louis. Dec pa passenger train on
,be Atchison, Topeka and Santa BE Railroad,
while stuck in a snow bank twelve miles west
IF Newton, Kansas, this morning was run Into
Nv freight train and had tw" cars te'cscoped'
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vhc yyeus,ser-interrrp TO Travel.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 26.-Chrstmas passed
of quietly withou, accidents OF Importance.
\ severe northeast SHOW storm commenced
At 9 o'clock aud still continues with undated
fury. Very few passenger cars are running
The snow drttcd badly 90 the tracks and the
sycepcr, We're unable to clear them.
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Observation-Disclosures has come and gone.
It was celebrated in this city as quietly, per-
haps, as in any other city Of equal population nn
in the world But few 6re-oraskers we were Eek, sT,
p!oded, and, comparatively speaking, but n non
LIQUOR drank. Religious services were con,
Quoted cu in the Episcopal, Catholic, Luths ne an
congregations not remarkable for their . size
Most al the stores closed and the streets
with the exception OF k,ng' presence ,hs sUn on
yand 1s iBsSsssass "'"s At
hnnr and no arrests were made by, the ponce
s1 og gnt >, s sons Of 5sen
suI,ed seriously it is unnecessary to mention
s she particulars: The dsagrseabs weather
interfared with the, outdoor ama !Esa eale
Of the little ones and big TOO n rhs ese
; ot.,on There were many happy reunions,
3 and though very quiet, it was very happy
and Joyous OCCASION ~,
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
The Marlboro Nd Gazette says: 1--WE are
grati6cd to say that the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad is finished to the river, and that
in very short time it will be fully equipped
the entire distance from Baltimore to Pope s
Creek On the Potomac river
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r conductor and another man were killed,
aud four or Eve Others wounded. The names
of the Killed and wounded have not yet been
reported. .-r-. ------,t - -
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Rrsr,r,r4os Tile Bible which we men,
t;ons5 as having been taken from the office OF
the Superintendent Of Schools some 1e n Ms1ss
h hsvo @ been returned as mysterously as 1t as
appeared.