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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

%.sTR0L0GyT % !i T7ELEvEsIl PAarIFiith Column.
BoARDERs wANrED-sECoND PAGs-First and second
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-srcorD PAor-sec-
sR0oKLSN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELrvrmu
BUSINESS oPPSsTU%ITEs-Y,Rs. sT1rI PAG.-Pourth col
:ysISEss NOTICES ssvs..a sslumn
CiT1 REAL AfD ATE FOX
cEkss sss0ns %sD aDd saEa sSHRna col
s535$Ss asD s,ssEs fss%a
sHs S'H's and sixth
cSkf6RAFioN NoTiCEs-szcoaD PaGs@Fourth aSl1 col.
DANCING AcApEM1Es-sxco PAor-sixth column
REY P1S5STh n SpI%s AMI
.sumn
P.ss-Frss column
TO LET
FSEsch ssamn
HELP wANrED-FEMALEs-rwr1,-u PAo.-Fourth
HELP WANrRD--MALEs- -rwrIrru PAa.-s1xn col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C. -Fnsr pAG.-rhra and
HS5s sSS$5 &C. SzsSaSR.,.. fssnR
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELEvENra
LEcTJRE sEXsoS@sscorg pAon-rourth column.
LOST AND Fo6Nb~Fins1 P1Gs-FiIss and second col
MACHINERY PAGH-Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsr PACE-Sixth column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Fifth column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
x1scfE!ttnIaA sHse%s pAor-si1th column.
NUSICAL-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SEvENrH PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONALITIES PAGE-First column
PIANOFORTES-SRcoND PAGR-Fifth column
PROPOSALS-F1Rsr PAoK-SIxth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FBMALE6-
TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALK OR TO
RENT-ELKvkNrH PAcE-Third column
REAL ESTATE TO OEXCHANGE-ELEvENTnP PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-ELxvrHru PAeE-Fourth
column.
REWARDS-FrRsr PAGE-second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-ELEvENrH PAcE-First column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-
Sixth column and TWELFTH PAGE-First, second
SITUATIOES WANTED-MALES-TwELFfH PAGE
Fourth and nth columns
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAGR-Second column.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAoD-Third
THE TRADEs-TwrLrrH PAcE-Sxth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURfOSES-SEcoND PACE
Second and third columns
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Third and fourth columns.
WEsTCHEsT COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE or
TO LET-ELEvENrH PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York. from foot Of Desbrosses and
C0rtlandt streets, rs fOllows-
Express Harrisburg, Pittsburg the West and South,
With Pullman Palace Cars attaShsd at A. MI and
and r. NJ. Sunday, 9P. NJ.
Express for Phadeiph s. O. 80 A. M; 1880 66
$50 or. NJ, and l2 night Sunday, 6, $50 and r NJ
Emgrant aud second class, 7:l5 T. NJ.
For Newark at 9, 20 40 $40 10, H. IL 40 A. NJ,
T. Ia 2$ s;29 ~ A:l9 Il 10 S;l9 8 S2S s;so ESQ.
% ElIzaIs'a s ss SO I sa9 aad d' u p;S s
ss% ssS g .5a IA s!i5 sP 50 sac 10 n!sS M sun
For Railway, 9 $50, l. sao, $50 and 10 A. M.,nM;,
/, 2 20, s. S20 $40 4i0, 30, $40, 80 so, 80
7s0, s0 10 r. NJ. and Il night Sunday, 6ao aud 6P NJ
Eor wcodbridye and Perth Amboy' and 10 A. M. 30.
g. or. NJ. and II nikht. sunday, and SP. M
For East Mistone A. M, II noon, 10 and s 20 p N
For Lambertvile and Pennington, A. N. and r. NJ
For Phillipsbury and Belvidere, and 4 p. N.
Accommodation for Bordcntown, Burlington and Cam
den. and 80 A. NJ IL 81 2, 3s:@ and6 M
Trains arrive follow From Pittsburg, $50 A. NJ
03 M daily, 10 IL A. NJ. and "a NJ, daily. except
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, $40 A. NJ,
81 1912 7. M. Sunday, $40 A NJ. From Philadephia
52l 80, l04, II ~, II 4 A NJ, 2, 3:5 04, S43 r M
Sunday, b2, $50, II NA A. N. .
Astor House; and foot Of Desbrosses and 6ortlandt
streeta Emigrant Ticket office, No. Battery place.
A. j. CAssATr, ID. M BOYD Jr.,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
-
A SCHOONER FOR SALE-CARRY 60 TONS IN FIVE
n feet of water; will carry her load all on deck is in
good running order. Inquire Of DANIEL IRWIN, Sail
maker Of First and front streets Newburg, Y
yxTANTED TO PURCHAsE-A BRIG OR SCHOONER,
dress, stating name, price and particulars, SHIP.
kASfER hox l66, ,Aexa4 Qfnce
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5000 600. large espIrsncs and hfee extensive com
rercia relations abroad 70 invest in reseetabe safe
shipping commission house Of means and good connec-
siderable capital, with some reasonable guarantee or
prospect deriving thererom annual income, with
ou impairing the principal Such house willing to
cept mutual considerations with liberal division Of
mer nnb de"od ronnsite or condpcira
to further correspondence the subject to X, box 1888
Herald office.
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EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON % VIA NEwPoRL-
from pier - North River foot of Murray street. daily
Sundays excepted, at r NJ Tickets sold to principal
points in New England, the White Mountains Prov.
inces A. +. BACON, superintendent
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A -HoR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
"A. Birds &c Medicines for all disea scs; prepared
rood for mocking birds, at G. DOvEYs, No Greene
street. near Canal
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LARGE. ATTRACTIVE AND ABSOLUTE SALE
IA BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
THIS DAY THURSDAY JANUARY e. AT
IL O'CLOCK, PROMPT,
THE pRrVAT aT RT'E 219 EAST TWENTIETH

A LARGE, ATTRACTIVE AND ABSOLUTE SALE
~ THIS DAY Y cHghspA fGsaaS xSG1sHE SAsGxRY e. AT
AT THE Private ea2 sEaRkE tsSil Is EAST TWENTIETH
BBrwEEs sEcosp sHfh HNp THIRD AVENUES.
BEING THE ENTIRE PRIVATE M M TURNOUT OF MARX
BY JENKINS 4fpHfS DUFF, AAsS6moNEERs,
consisting Of elegant team OF blood bay Gedings 5%
bietonian dam by Duchess county Basha4 They have
fine style and action were raised by Manson Dunlop,
gaey prompt and resolute drivers road too long for
them; can trot in 80 and are warranted sound and
Extra fast black Trotting Gelding l5S hands high,
years old was sired by Toronto Chief, dam by General
any day and if properly trained can ot in O he is
afraid Of nothing; can go to end OF road and beat most
haved in company warranted sound, kind and
true, without trick. fault or blemish.
high, years ola sired by Judge Couters horse Dis
patch and raised by Aonzo Dnfield, ESQ., and showed
Sse as sH sHeo ~ er Se
ter in 3 seconds She has improved in speed since has
osd 6e and nd and hanSy driver and can
The fast bay Geding Henry Herbert he is l5 hands
high and years od has full name and tai can GnStye
trial-has record was sired by Young ST. Lawrence,
dam by Hableonian can 60 to track and beat IS and
is nne under saddle and has been driven Rhaeton
and finer pony seldom to be found she is warranted
Also an extension tqg csbrio@Iet @ Rockawsy Pony
gRt Road wagon Was perfect order and
and Stable Bafe elegant fur and fancy
Lap Robes, Bells, Whips, &c, &c
ton reservation. Stock TO be and examined at
all times previous to sale warrantee will be given all
examna on and found not fully represented
refunded and sales annulled sale positive rain or shine
Gentlemen and connosseur OF fine stock are invited to
call and examine the above.
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COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPAEY'S
III Line TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
via Panama,
carrying mails passengers and
freight to
Aspinwall. Panama, santa Martha,
Greytown and Pacific Coast Of
Mexico, Central America,
Peru and Chile
Steamers leave 10TH 2Otn and 30th OF each month
cep when those dates fall Sunday, then the day pre-
January 20, ls73-steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain
Seabury, will leave pier ~ North River at II o'clock
noon for Aspn wall direct connecting at Panama with
steamer GREAT REPUBLIC. Captain Cavarly, touch
Ing at Acapulco Manzano, Mazatlan and also connect
ing for all Central American and south Pacific ports
Departures of 10th and 10th month connect with
the companys steamer touching ut San Benito Tonata
Sana Cruz and Port Angel
Steamer COLORADO will leave San Francisco Feb
ruary 1873 Japan and China. For rates OF passage
freight and all further information, apply Conpanys
Office the pier, foot OF Canal street.
H.. X. BABY. Agent
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BERMUDA NAIL
ID The steamship RAPIDAN VIII sail for Hamilton
from pier 43 North River Saturday January 70, at
" O'Clock
Cargo delivered at Somerset dreiand) Island and St
Georges.
For freight or passage apply To-
L,OR PUERTA PLATA, SANTANA AND ST. DOMINGO
H city-The United States mail steamship TYBEE, Capt
T. A. Delaney will leave pier North River Wcdnes
day, January 20 at Y. NJ Bills OF exchange Puerta
Plata samana and st. Domingo city In sums TO suit pur
chaser for sale.
i""''s"'' sPoSy0RD BROTHERS CO.,
~ 2gBgpadwaY,
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DED BALL LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
IL RATES OF PASSAGE REDUCED
NEW YORK TO DEMARARA.
CALLING AT ST. THOMAS AND BARBADOS TO
LAND MAILS AND PASSENGERS.
These first class full powered Sron steamers are in
MANDlNGO. LsOO tons Saturday, February
Followed by LAGOS and GUNGA
EVERY THREE WEEKS THEREAFTER
These steamers are specially adapted TO tropical
vice. have large statcrooms aud superior
tlaton, and take only first class passengers limited
amount OF cargo Will be taken. Hornstedt Garthorne
owners, ~ South street.
Z. X. MORGAS's SONS, 70 South St. N.Y.
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Captain
Saturday, Jan. 25 at r NJ. Freight received daily.
Through rates given to Galveston ndianoa RockOrt
Aranzas wharf, BrazOs Santiago and It. Louis Cabin
sage $5o seerage $25 For freight passage apply
CLARK SEAMAN, formerly II. B. Cromwell Co, -
West street
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At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
N JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELI,
Office and salcsroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business IL conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART,
ITO, ll2 and ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET
NEAR EOuRTH AVENUE

where we hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having horses or Carriages to SELL will find house
perfectly reliable conduct this branch of our bus
ness do all other busne the same straight
forward principles which honorable houses in all
WE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
that warranted sound from "A to 4s hours for trial
ENTRIES FOR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
be made at downtown Office and salesroom, 81
Nassau street where we also keep register Of Horses
for private sale.
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O100 NO1I TO x2U,UU SPECIAL CAPITAL
NlUU.UUO wanted to replace retired capital and
extend business which is first class In every respect
Gobbing and commission) established 10 years; ex-
tremely profitable and perfectly safe: commenced
capital Of 5000 present assets sssoooo Indebtedness
creased TO SS0000 to 900 per month house has
every facility and the trade TO do It, with monopoly
large portion OF their merchandise, exclusive sale ION
comison) Of entire production Of one Of the largest
ma nufactories In the country which has recently in
creascd lis facilities tor production 81 per
annum goods that lead the market With reasonable
Condition OF the business affairs Of the country the
specai be nearly not quite rebled IN five or six
years partnership an opportunity rarely ever before
in legitimate business combining large returns with
ences address for interview, with real
name WORKERS box l28 Herald Office.
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@ EOO zoo Is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LIE.
@CCJ.OCJ galized Kentucky Lottery 10000
dress BALRY Co tnfnce estaphshed 80 yssrO, i7l
Broadway.
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NCHOR LINE.-EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A sail from pier 70 North River New York.
INDIA Sat, Jan rs AUSTRALIA. Sat, Feb
Passengers booked and forwarded to and from any
railway station in Great Britain ireland, Germany Nor
way Sweden Denmark or America as safely, speedily,
comfortably and cheaply any other route or line.
Tickets Drafts Certificates be bought lowest
currency rates by applying at the Offices No.
Bowling Green. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
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OST-BLACK AND TAN PUPPY; LANE IN HIND
IL leg bell and pink ribbon round neck; to
name Of spottie - will be paid TO whoever
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@l.UUU Stolen. from Sc Wall street
Package containing $4,000 Mortgage Coupon Bonds Of
the Houston and Texas Central Railway Company 81 600
each, No. 6276 to $500 inclusive.
Also Certificate OF 100 Shares of Stock in the Houston
and Texas Central Railway Company standing in name
of David II. Paige with blank power of attorney
the back, signed by Anna e. Paige, executrix.
Payne the coupons and transfer OF the stock have
been stopped and all persons warned against nego
tiatng any Of the above securities reward Of 81 600
WILLIAM N. RICE,
81 Wall street
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JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from pier No. 5 North River. at O'Clock p N.
EMILY Is. SOuDER,
on Saturday, January rs.
Freight received daily Through rates given for St.
Louis, vcksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianoia-
For freight passage. having superior accommOda-
tons, apply to FkEDERIC BAKER, 80 Broadway.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Southampton and Bremen
The steamship HANsA, Captain + Brickenstein, will
pier Third street. Hoboken to be followed by steam
ship MOSEI, Captain Y Ernst on Saturday February
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND
BREMEN.
Payable in gold. or its equivalent In currency.
Second Cabin ~
steerage so
0EIRICHS CO.. Agents.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.
The elegant screw steamship MERRIMACk HyW tons
burden), Captain w. Wen will sail for St Thomas. Para,
Pernambuco Bahia and Rio Janeiro on Thursday, Janu
ary Is, ats O'Clock r. NJ. from pier Is North River.
W. r. GARRISON, Agent
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Useful Information.

Roasted coffee is one of the most
powerful means, not only of rendering
animal vegetable effluvia innocuous,
but of actually destroying them. A
room in which meat in an advanced
degree of decomposition has been kept
for some time, was instantly deprived
of all smell by an open coffee rooster
being carried through it containing a
pound of coffee newly roasted. In an
other room the effluvia occasioned by
the cleaning out of cesspool, so that
sulphureted hydrogen and ammonia
could be clearly detected, was COM
pletely removed within half a minute
on the employment of three ounces of
fresh coffee. The best mode of using
it as dislnfectant is to dry the raw
bean, pound it in mortar, and then
roast the powder on moderately heat
ed iron plate until it assumes a dark
brown hGe, when it is ready for use 1t
must, however, be remembered that
the coffee, to be effectual, should be
perfectly pure. Adulterated rubbish
will only make matters worse. -Ho-
ape0Duthic World.
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A Snltan and Nnltana.

Here is a little picture of "a Sultan
and Sultana of one of the Bornean
municipalities, whom NJ. de Beauvoir
saw at a splendid fete given by the resi-
dent, Mynheer Hoogeven:
The Sultan is crooked little old
man, wrinkled, rheumatic, who chews
frantlcally paste of mixed lime and
betel, which blackens his teeth, keeps
his gums always freshly bleeding, and
closely packed between the teeth and
the under lip swells out, the latter nat
urally heavy and hanging in a hideous
way. But the Sultana is very pretty,
very little, very young, and bright
eyed creature, who returns the saluta-
tons of the Europeans with perfect
grace Her dress is loose robe of
silk, blue and gold; white scarf COW
ers her bosom, crossing it obliquely,
and kept in its place by twelve inter-
laced crescents, forming a brooch of
fine diamonds, the most beautiful or
nament | ever saw; a red turban, with
a large knot of diamonds Mt the side,
frames her expressive merry, smooth,
bronze face. We observe curiously as
we walk under the white arcades. in the
midst of groups of strange soldiery,
georgeously clad servants, smoking
vases in which delicious perfumes are
burning, and wondrous tropical flow
ers, while we organize with our amiable
host grand crocodile hunt.
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Reform in Japan.

The Japan Gazette of Nov. has the
following items of interest: An elect
i've parliament is about to be estab-
lished in Japan. Six hundred MEM
bers viii be elected next month There
are to be two houses. Notices are
posted round the native town that all
japanese in future are to cease shaving
the tops of their heads as of old; but
are now to let it grow after the style
adopted by foreigners. In Sado, out
of 600 temples which existed until the
change of government, only 139 re-
main. The superstitious character of
the people is thus fast changing. Many
of the Yeddo story tellers, who of old
1sed to amuse the people by tales of
battles, etc., now tell European and
American news of Importance in their
place, and find crowds of eager listen
prs
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+" | Am a Woman"

lam woman therefore I may not,
CAL to him, cry 70 hun,
Fly 90 bins,
Pray him delay not
And when be comes to me, must sit quiet
Still as a stone is,
Harder and colder.
II my heart riot
Crush and deny It'll
Should grow holder
Say one dear thing to him,
All my lie ding to him,
Cling to him
What TO atone is
Enough for my SHINING
This we're the cost to me,
This were my Winning
That he were lost 10 me
Not as lover at last if he part from me,
Tearing my heart from re
Hurt beyond cure
Calm and demure
Then my behavior:
Showing no sign TO him
By look of mine to him,
What he has been to me.
Pity mclean TO me-
Christie my Saviourl
-Scribner's for January.
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EDITORIAL OPINIONS An advertise
ment is, as a general rule, an elabo-
rate eulogium on the merits of some-
thing which the advertiser desires to
sell. The editors and publishers Of
the paper in which it appears are not
responsible for it's statements; some
times, however, highly important dis
coveries or inventions, announced to the.
world through the businessd department
of the press, seem to demand n few
words of editorial commentator. We
have no hesitation in saying that the
excellent medicine introduced by DIR.
Joseph Walker, of California, under
the name of VINEGAR BrTTERs, belongs
to this category, and has a Just claim
to favorable notice. There can be no
doubt as to its utility as a tonic, stom-
achic and Alternative We are cogni.
zant of many instances in which it has
cured cases of chronic dyspepsia, sup
posed 90 be incmable, and know that
the estimation in winch 1t is held as
remedy for bilious and nervous disor-
ders, intermittent aud remittent feyers,
rheumatism and general debility, IS
founded on experience and well de-
served. The testimony of "a cloud Of
witnesses" goes 10 show that It is emf
nently useful IN large majority Of the
disorders to which the human family
are subject. The fact that it contains
no alcohol eommends it to the conf
dence Of that large and increasing class
Of the community who insist that al
splutuous stimulantsare active poisns.
Com
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The DrOuth in Illinois.

From the Springfield tIlI.) Journal, Dec. 16.
For months this section of the state
has been suffering from the effects of
the long and continued drouth. Farm
ers are actually hauling water for miles
with which to water stock, Cattle, &c.,
not railroads,) and the supply upon
which they depended is nearly exhaust
ed and still no rain. In our city nearly
every cistern and well IS as dry as a
well regulated powder-fask our whole
dependence is upon the water furnished
by our system of water works, which
will be reliable until Sangamon River
follows the prevailing style and dries
m
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oountered broken rail six miles west
of the city. The engineer discovered it,
put on the atmospheric brakes, and
stopped within one hundred yards,
when the baggage and passenger cars
upset into ditch eight feet deep.
Jas. Hunt, brakeman, was injured on
the head slightly, and one passenger
very. SLIGHTLY hurt,
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WOUNDED

=. II. Lee, Of Cory, slightly.
Jacob Bartland, of Irving, n. Y.
Levi b. Briggs, of Angola, n. Y.
Jno. H. Hilton, of Rochester.
Maggie Carleton, of riusyille. Pa.
George Miller. Of Fredonia. Ny.
Henry Miller, of Titusvillc, Pa.
J j Burtis, of ritusvlle Pa.
John Cowdry, Of Cory. Pa.
Eliza Seeley, Of Ripley, Pa.
W. II. richnur, OF Titusvine. p.
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IL st. Louis there is q policeman
named Heaven in Chicago there is
one named Ell.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.

Mail Train Thrown from the Track
on the Buffalo, Cory ~ Pfttsburg
Bailroad-The Debris Takes Fire. nd
Many Persons are Standardization
Dead, Nineteen Badly Injured, and
Eight Missing--Fntol Accidents at
Various Points on Other Roads.
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Extra freight train No. 9 left Indian
apolis Monday, mt 2:25 P. NJ, in charge
of John Belch, engineer, George w.
Potter, fireman, and Henry Rooms and
Joseph Bowers, brakemen. The train
was composed of one engine and six.
teen freight cars, containing merchan-
disc consigned to parties in Louisville
and Jacksonville, embracing large
numbers of hogs. The train was run
ming very cautiously. At Henryville
Station, twenty miles ont from Louis
vile, the switch was left open by some
person unknown, since the passenger
train passed over the switch. two
hours before end left in proper condi-
tion. The engine and eleven cars were
thrown down the embankment four
feet into ravine, instantly killing
Belch, Potter and Koous. Bowers es-
capped and brought assistance, and the
bodies were recovered, but frighttully
mangled This switch is said to have
been designediy left open once before.
TIE engines and eleven cars are total
wreck. The deceased lived IN Jeler-
sonyille, and were married, but had no
children.
on THE WHITEWATER VALLEY f. r.
Wednesday morning a delayed pas
seager tram coming To Cincinnati on
the Whitewater Valley Railroad en-