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HONEWARD ROUND.

At length the hour OF our departure arrvei-we were
ut last honeward bound We could hardly realize the
fact tbst not again going TO Eugsnd instead OF
New York. and that the cable successfully deposited
at hebotsom Of the For home crowned, with
cees How slowly the ship appears 10 move and the fog
that sets In thicker and thicker arouad US, IL
never would Lift But have 10 be dissa,is-
ned, and though the hours dun
and monosonous, yet every delay only enhances tho
pleasure meeting friends again. How cd
the distance each day the chart, and wished that Il
only what appeared on paper How We tried 70
prove that i've had overrunlour reckoning, and wcr
nearer 70 destination than really were. How we
calculated the wind, that would como from any
other point than that from which not wanted and
how eagerly looked for any change in the sky thai
promiseda favorable breeze II Is all useless, however
for here In fourth day from st. Johns and
three hundred and eighty nve miles from New York bat
the fog would not clear and the wind would come
without observation for two days what could Yes,
here We are over three hundred miles from Now York,
and will hardly be credited, with pilot on board
New York pilot, Mr.. William Maxwell, whom We have
just taken from the Mary rayorthe first pilot boa. built
by George Steers ship Of the last hs
constructed. bore piece OF enterprise deserving
encouragement. Even distance We knew she was
New York boat, and We we're not deceived when shs
came alongside The pilot aboard, and as the
graceful lhlo vessel which he had just len sailed by
Of her crew asked IL we had been successful.
"Capt Hudson," said he, "is the cable aidp'
"YW," replied the captain, "tbe cable Is laid"
was the rst he had heard OF tho fact for the boat
was twelve days out Of New Yort; bit evidently took
him by surprise Pulling his csp oil Ills head he gave what
doubtless intended for cheer but which nothing
less than perfect yell Of delight Tba, satisfied
him and satisfed us, for worth dozen hurrAs
both 70 hear and zee the spirit with which was done
An hour AFTER the Mary Taylor w~ away beyond the
horizon, and The baso Of rainbow rested the point
whore we had watched her ill she disappeared.
On the 18Th sighted OF The European prspecrs
bound 70 New York. but the fog AFTER closed In and
We more Of her. Al Captain Hudson desired
10 speak her two guns wore fred, 10 which she rs-
sponded with two more, but she must have kept her
way, ~ could not her when the fog partially
lifted On the iTth spoke the pilot boat Edwin Forrest,
and mked the Queens message had arrived 70 which
We received reply In the Affirmative. This enough
the cable moi only laid, but In the best working
order, and nothing reccssary complste our
The pilot boat she passed astern salued us
by nrirs gun and dipping her flags, TO which we re-
spouded by dipping ours. Al ave o'clock 10 tho morning
The tugboai b alongside. Homo at last
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The CABLE Or FRIENDSHIP,
NAY A WIRE NxvuR HI BRoxBv.


wish 70 which every one, whether he 10 or Ia not
cable layer, Will respond In the Affirmative
The rejoicing was Kept up far nso the night and early
morning caught some o. The merry makers stu engaged
In their festivities The big guns get through with their
part Of the demonstration By dusk but musken, rifles
and other small arms kept At Il TN late Ia the evening
solved to make . day Of u, and they succeeded in
making night OF II, too One hoard of nothing In the
streets but the Niagara and the cable, and indoors
all the same The iittls city seemed 70 be actually be-
side itself with JOY and II had not done itself full JUS
tice, went at the next day with much nest " Il
me following day Mr. Field vas presented with an sd
dress at the Merchanh' Exchange by the Chamber OF
pommsrse aeppson rom .oss BODY was present
sis-Tss Chamber Of Commerce Of 81 J.ans hay. the high
asr he Il he grand Undertaking IN Which
nsss cs .s a. ~ II. s.
Commerce they Watched with deep interest your iuae
s0ssss ,s
ne os .ss haze s a. s
energy eonsp.d viii he scientific .s q hose sens%sa
wsS v sGsd M ,s
your fortune time and ,sSs g this great ensrpsiss The
men, your most srdsn. wss and hey beg % express their
s s y Be s.s o.. S
your return year native land such wslcons from your
You FOR he DAYS and nss Of anxious care you have
Mr. Field replied follows, 70 The foregoing addrcss
srs:s ssys %
conceal from you that the snccessfu result Of laying the
trust feel humhly thankful y The Gi.er Of All Good
for having permitted 70 be N Instrument In aiding
the aceculp shu emit OF q work has is destined pre-
mote he happiness and welfare Of The human family.
! have certainly MADE some sto-idces and have bad
10 cnteud with diffcd lilies Of smsli magnitude But
when hnd my freuds ccmins forward, 81 you have
am more han rsp.s i2r any ois ! may have borne
not only be ungenerous but unjust, that should for
moment forget the services of those Who ny
workers this ererprise and without whom any ishs Of
nne would have been unsvsilins II would be diasut %
the gentlemen whoee scientific kqulremsnt
and ss and energy been devoted the sdsuceeut
on ne work and who have 90 mainly produced the issue
ny behalf But could rot do ussce 70 my eslnys did
snS -" e how mncs owing captain hadsps
wcrh and whose toll vncsssns To Capt Deyusu. Of
nA<o ~ ~ NJ yeNJ Nd ~ ~ pWfsW nanaW b yh(A
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The machinery for paying the cable ce.ia All IA.
could :. dssd ,ss s,. p:ss ~, The 81, a.
short time The cael- dou, Of fro g
% % .ss - n ,Ss :s
., TIE .hp ss.g re ssss rs The sssls 's' beng sub
s.Sa I'VE ave AZ 4 S cal
cable and here ss.s q .a' mp :s.as
twenty NILE. ss %Sssssd NJ 1s.r ma
70 many interesting particular. IN regard n he laying Of
ths cable would reer joa % ID, repors OF tae Engineers
A,sisx y telegraph cabs lsnieL A. 8. END Of csbis
carried INTO Tesgsrs hop.s ssd r.cs,yns vcry rr,nk
ode q he A,@hac captain Hai,on Of he Niagara .ssa
rssa sIa @'1 s. js .sssr cors ar.a
ssy q s1 gsns AL az sss
and ocrxon fssrapa House here nx psArly Ga
~ cd 4: sss ss s s.s
credit Que % Commando Dsymsn Of her ssl., ss.Iss
ssssfs during iss sySs 81 he csSS s.rpias
s e ca s'!s Ser e. T1:s
*. in %. :i ss nj. & ss a anal
ans6or.es near The shore where use s.ss ~. 1sssd
S% s Johns n ,s s y. one :, %
s iss:s ssSss ss;s s
ss iSa:s ;'d II ssSs %
S Ss ss wpoe e. o.-sa o. sorxslcs{ 8
London - me Line sss In operation
Drr,cross er Arlsuc rstseaa IN ccsyAsy. Le~4on-
Entered Trinity Say 81 noon Ssdnesi.y; asAed cable q
81 shore cable With esds ps.psrsd for svssx Please re-
one be Ssssss 10 sew ass VIXEN =. s
cable sndsa ysenus Please ssswsr here By sslsgsspS
''' W. '-'' - ''-'' " ~" ~ NY cSRus ". YIELD
Az feel Confident hat w be Impossible for 70 ,rsp.
offered hope bat you WIN order another mansasiwsd n
espesscs hesn had NE last and present yeas
should prove q Fest value 70 your company
among s :as s' Ssss d. number
o. ssDsosp ssuses, Pa, August & 1865
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DANIEL WEBsTER's well known comparison, Of
the strong man struggling in the mire, who, the
more he struggles the deeper he gets, is strikingly
applicable to the quandary in which the Federal
authorities in Utah find themselves with respect to
that Seroonian bog. Misled by delusive lights
from the beginning, they have been blindly wan
dering hlther and thither ever since with certain
purpose to accomplish, but without any very clear
or definite idea of the best means of attaining it..
Every succeeding mail informs lis that the game
of cross purposes grows more and more perplexing
and intricate, and that nobody, either at Camp
Scott or at Salt Lake City, has any possible con-
ception of the manner in which it will be finally
unravelled. The army at Camp Scott appears to
regard the civilians with pretty much the son,o
sort of feeling that the soldiers of Republican
France used to entertain for the Commissioners an
pointed by the Directory, or that the Eastern Viz
ginians have to this day. for the peddlers of Yam
kee clocks and wooden nutmegs. General JOHN
sToN looks at the Utah question from military
point of view He holds to the opinion that he
was sent across the Desert to reduce the Mormons
to subiection and he is evidently DESTROYS of doing
If secundum artem Governor CUMMING, on the
contrary,-who is himself also a gallant and a
fearless man, acting under different instructions,
is disposed to bring back the stray sheep into the
fold they have deserted by pledging them forgive
ness for the past in consideration of obedience in
the future. What instructions the Peace Commits
sioners carried with them, we have not yet been
able to learn; nor whether they are to be consid-
cred as subordinate to Governor CUNNING or SUI
perior to him. All that we know thus far is, that
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NHE ELEVENTH
Il ANNUAL EXHIBITION
TILE MARYLANn /

III IL LA N IN INSTITUTE.
The Managers of the Maryland Institute encouraged by
the great success of former efforts take pleasure in an
nouncing that the ELEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF ART AND INDUSTRY will be opened in the nsti-
tute's spacious Building, Baltimore TUESDAY the
9TH of OCTOBER, aud continue to TUESDAY the ID of
NOVEMBER, 1858.
ARTICLES FOR COMPETITION AND PREMIUM will
be received from the 9th to 30th September inclusive
afterwards for exhibition only.
Manufacturers Mechanics, Inventors Artists Others
from all parts of the Union, cordially invited to con.
tribute the products Of their industry ingenuity and
TASTE and thus add to the extent and interest the col
lection which has hitherto steadily and constantly in
creased and improved with each recurring year
CIRCULARS embracing details will be furnished by ap
pcaton at the Office of the Actuary and COMMUNICATIONS
addressed to SAMUEL HINDES, General Superintendent
or to JOHN S. SELBY, Actuary, will be promptly re-
sponded to.
TICKETS OF MEMBERSHIP to the Institute can be
procured, by application to the Actuary.
D. L. BARTLETT, Chairman
jy104t PR of Committee on Exhibition
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Excursions.
Ia 5::.....:.:........::...5il! NORTHERN CT

ia E; .i........ .a NORTHERN CENTRAL,
-. a.a-- RAILWAY.-FOR THE SPRINGS
BEDFORD, YORK, CARLISLE, CALEDONIA THE
NARM, DOUBLING GAP, EPHRATA AND PAPER
TOWN. NJ LIN
FOR BEDFORD
Passengers leave Calvert Station at Sl5 A NJ and IN
PM connecting with trains the Pennsylyania and
Broad Top railroads to Opewel thence by stage to Red
ford The stage road from Hopewe is in good order and
two daily lines of coaches connect with over the
road Top Railroad. At Hopewel there rstrate ac
combinations for passengers Passengers by trains at
~ IN, breakfast at Huntingdon and leave at 40 NJ
Irect for Bedford Those by train at SIS NJ at
huntingdon at PM, take supper at HOpewel and can
<" through to Bedford remain over night at Hopewel
Fare through $3.50 Baggage checked through to the
Springs.
+ FOR YORK SPRINGS
passengers leave by daily train at S15 A. NJ for Hano
thehce ny stage to the Springs arriving there early
1 l,tS same afternoon. Fare through S3124
Poh oAkLlSI,E, CALEDONIA, THE WARM, p0UB-
LING GAP AND PAPERTOWN.
NJ, or 10 T. NJ
FOR EPIRATA SPRINGS
vert Station. r. ~ ADREoN
gs"-u Superintendent.
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r. NJ Janney of firm, has just returned from the
coleres of the Locust Mountain where he has selected
and contracted for the delivery Of the best article of that
superior White Ash Coal After careful examination
consider this Coal for furnaces and general
passed by any offered in this market The great reduction
in the cost of transportation consequent upon the opening
of the Northern Central Railroad Sunbury enables
to sell this justly celebrated Coal at greatly reduced rates
JANNEY JEwETT,
Baltimore street. one door west of South street,
jy71w and No GO Second ST. opposite the Town Clock
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WILTON, n. H., Sept. TO- 1857.
Having had an opportunity to test the value of Prof
j. Woods Hair Restorative, am prepared to say, that
it fully makes good its recommendations by restoring
than its original ustre hair that has become gray
faded from age disease 1t will give the hair soft
and pabe texture, and what is of still great import
ance than that it is restored to health; 1t mpars to the
whole system its renovang, healing properties, and has
tendency restore health and proong life, and give to
the aged the appearance of youth Its unequaed proper
ties ought recommend it every family. Try it, We
who labor under any disease of the head, and you will
never have cause to regret its application
CAUToN.-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
already in the market called by different names Use
unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restora
tive, Depot St. Louis No. and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dicine
Dealers Also by ali Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN c. GIVEN Chinaman's Tea Store,
je292w 81 and SO Baltimore street
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CoAI. NOTICE.

GOAL NOTICE..
We would here respectfully inform our friends and consu
Of coal generally that receiving and prepared
odeverthe Locust Gap Coal Mountain Goals which in
appearance quality and durability cannot be surpassed
by any brought this market We merely desire parties
to give these Goals trial vince them of this
If taken at and in quantities Otter tons and upwards
enabled furnish them at So % per of 224O
lbs. We also keep constantly on hand, Lykens Valley
Short Mountain and Cumberland Goals.
WAsHBURN & House,
je19t1O Office 50 Lombard ST., I'd door of South
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pALLOON ASCENSION.

IL IL. Ii " L N L " y
Respectfully announces that he will give one
SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION
ol amusing and brilliant experiments in CHEMISTRY,
MAJ RAJ PHILOSOPHY and ELECTROMAGNETIC,
at the
MARYLAND INSTITUTE HALL,
ON MONDAY ETENING, JULY T.
Inc entertainment will consist of great variety of
perments in ELECTRICITY, GALVANISM, CHEMIS-
TRY, and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
experiments with the COMPOUND GYROSCOPE.
Rod of Iron will be suspended in the air untouched
by anything.
Boy will be lifted by Electric force
Magnets will be charged and discharged.
cause OF the Magnetic Needle pointing to the North
will be explained
The proofs that the earth is magnet
Water will be decomposed and formed
small Cannon will be loaded with Water and fired of
with an lcice.
Water will be set on fire, and bonfire built of ice
with many other instructive and pleasing experiments
~ The Water Gas Light Experiment will be ntrodu-
ced exhibiting beautiful Gas Light the Combustion
of Water
1t will be shown how the English proposed to blow up
the ships at SEBASTOP0L.
Many interesting experiments will be made with a
GALNANlC BATTERY. beautiful
BALLOON ASCENSION,
With Net and Car attached, will be made.
Dr. IL VIII endeavor to render the entertainment
instructive as well as amusing to intelligent audience
Dr. t. has the pleasure to that at the close of
the entertainment he will exhibit and explain the great
and sublime painting of
THE COURT OF DEATH
Which has been engaged expressly for this occasion
Tickets % cts. Coored People will be admitted to the
North Gallery
To, pp,,,p,n Ut S,',ln
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE $50, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch, finish and design
is not ercelled by any other MACHINE.
| GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, $28, and SIS
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT and make strong elastic stitch, that will not
| rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut.
Saesroom, No 90 BALTIMORE ST.
p19-tf L. D. CHASE, Agent
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CnnEINC CnAI

The best in the world Prepared especially for family
by the Baltimore Coal Company 1t burns freely
leaves clinker.
DoBBIN WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents,
je23tf sc Second street
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NJ 4 L. Il | T. ID -.

At Cincinnati. July g. by Bishop 7. A. Morris, IL
BERT II. CASSARD, of Baltimore, to MARY VI. RUST,
daughter of the late Joseph c. Rust and grand daughter
of the officiating Clergyman.
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S

IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and others.
"1n family one of Wheeler Wilson'S
machines and cannot Imagine anything more perfect"
Ed. ". T. Evangelist.
126 BALTIMORE STREETb American Building,
fe22-tf W. MERRILL, Agent
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At Selma Northampton county, Va, July Sd, RICHARD
HENRY infant of Richard H. and Susan b. Rush, OF
this
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THE DAILY EXCHANGES published every morning
SUNDAYS excepted price Two CENTS served in the
.Iye and half per week payable to the carri-
o.. mailed to subscribers out of the city, at SIX DOLLARS
nerannum TERMs-nvariably cash in advance OFFICE
or PUBLIC ATIoN-North East corner OF baltimore anu
TUE DAILY EXCHANGE, Baltimore, Maryland
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[. M. SINGER &. Co.'S

[. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
OFFERED FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
105 BALTIMORE STREET.
nF- To Clergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches offer Family Ma
chine at half price.
W. f. BRODERICK,
fe24-f Agent.
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Amusemfnts

HOLIDAY ST THEATRE.
IL SATURDAY EVENING, July 10
Complete of the celebrated
MATT PEEL'S
ORIGINAL
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS
They the best and oldest organized troupe extant
THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIANS!
THE ABLEST DELIN EATORS!
THE SWEETEST V0CALISTS!
THE BEST DANCERS! and the
MOST GENIAL HUMORISTS!
In any Musical Troupe before the American Public.
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Goal.
GOAL! COAL!, COAL!!

~ The undersigned, appointed Agents of the BOSTON
COAL COMPANY, situate in the Wyoming Valley, near
Wksbarre Pa prepared to contract for or to sell
quantity of ANTHRACITE COAL from said mine.
The qidy of the Coal is not eXcelled by harl Coal
that comes to this market, being PURE WHITE ASH,
and burning freely and thoroughly.
The undersigned have on hand FIV f HUNDRED
TONS, which they will sell at reasonable prizes, and
which they would be pleased to have purchasers examine
and test They authorized to guarantee the quality
of the Coal to give satisfaction also to be free bone
and slate. HALL * LONEN,
iVS-3m sc Ruchanan's wharf.
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
- ~, !; ........;:..;I
BALTIMORE AND OHJO R1TLPOAD--

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
BEkhElt1 BEDFORD, CAPON. JORDAN'S. SHAN
NON DAI.E and the CENTRAL VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
FOR BERKELEY SPRINGS Morgan county Va take
the through Mail train leaving Camden Station Balti
more, at d, a. NJ except Sundays stopping at Sir John
Run Station III miles from Baltimore and miles from
Springs, by good stage road Fare TO Sir Johns 81 so
Arrive ut Sir Johns by noon, and at Berkeley before
T. NJ The Express train leaving Baltimore at sos p NJ
daily connects with the stages for Berkeley at Sir Johns
Run Station at 1920, = NJ, by which passengers reach
the Springs before midnight.
For BEDFORD SPRINGS, bedford county, Pa by the
Mail Train from Baltimore, at q, \. NJ the Express eav
ing at sos, p. NJ, or Through Accommodation at 10, P.
NJ, for Cumberland lS0 miles, and thence by stages 2S
miles to Bedford The stages leave Cumberland every
morning at o'clock, arriving in time for dinner at the
Springs. Fare by through ticket $3.50.
By this route there is bit change from stage
and no trouble with transfers of persons baggage
For JORDAN'S SPRINGS, (2S miles from Harper's
Ferry, and near the Winchester Railroad, and
For SllANNONDALE SPRINGS, (13 miles from Har
pers Ferry on the same road passengers will take the
Mail Train TAT g. A. NJ to llarpcr's Ferry and connect
with trains on Winchester Road.
FOR CAPON SPRINGS take the g. A. NJ, train from
Baltimore Winchester thence by stages for % miles,
arriving at Capon for early tea. Fare to Winchester,
$50.
For the WHITE SULPHUR and other Springs n the in
of Virginia. through tickets now sold at Camden
Station via the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad
Tickets to be had at the Ticket Office, Camden Station
W. p SMITH,
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r; III Tr5=5...... FOR CAPE MAY.

- - Commencing SATURDAY, July
Sd, 1858 Persons DESTROYS of visiting this celebrated
BATHING PLACE, are respectfully informed, that ar
engagements have been made with the PHILADELPHIA,
WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD C0MPA-
NY by which passengers leaving President street Depot
daily Except Sundays) at 80 O'Clock, A. NJ will connect
at New Castle with the steamers Of New York line arriv
ing at Cape May during the afternoon, Fare, including
carriage hire the Island 81 Children and servants So
W. MM. CRAWEOR Agent.
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ACQUITTAL OF j. II. LANE.-We learn from the
Kansas Daily Ledger, Of the I'd instant, that James
II. Lane, who tried before examining Court
of three magistrates for the murder of Gaines Jcnk-
ms, his neighbor, has been acquitted According
to the testimony Colonel Jenkins the aggressor,
having gone to the premises of Lane, accompanied
by three friends, all armed, and the party were
closing in upon Lane and shot at him twice before
he fired. When the trial was over, it is stated,
Lane asked to enter into recognizance for his APP
pearance at the United States District Court in the
event of an Indictment by the grand Jury, to an
any charge connected with the homicide that
might be preferred against him. Having been
tried by three free-State and acquitted, he de-
sired to be tried by prO-slavery Judge and jury.
But the Court declined doubling their power to do
so after the decision lust made.
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SEA BATHING


OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMP
NG'S STEAMERS will leave Union Dock, fhOt of Concord
street, DAILY Sunday eNcepted at O'Clock P. NJ, for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back Sc, giving the passenger the priV
lcgc to remain the whole season.
NJ. n. FALLS, Agent,
i'll Rnl Pnrknt
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The steamer Lady Elgin, plying between sChca-
go and ports of Lake Michigan, struck a reef at
Copper Harbor, 10Th ult., filled and sunk, and is
probably a total loss.