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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. "a, 1ess.
A meeting Of our citizens favorable 10 the or
ganization Of an Agricultural Society In this city
Is 70 be held on Tuesday evening next, for the
purpose Of taking the necessary preliminary steps
toward placing the enterprise on a Ar,n basis, and
II IL confidently expected that general resPonse
to the call will be made BY those who feel an In
The delegates Of the Irving Literary Society Of
this city, who visited BY invitation Che Edward
Everett society Of Washington on Wednesday,
table manner in which they were entertained by
their friends Of the Everett aila- = -
Mr.. George Calvert, the inventor and patentse
% the common sense bee hive sent down on
the 18th instant, by the Manassas Gap Railroad,
3,Ap pounds Of honey, raised mostly by himself
during the past season the value Of which Is about
eight hundred dollars.
The supply Of oysters brought to this market
thus Tar this season has been much smaller than
usual, and the oysters are not a hne al we have
seen at this time Of year. lEs .VIlEH II :
Messn. Taylor, Beach 4 Atweli, auctioneer..
are selling at auction and private sale, at their
store on Fairfax street above King q large and
varied assortment Of fine watches, jewelry, &C
The stock embraces everything in the line all Of
which Is warranted a. represented To those who
on the above gentlemen. -i-tf etsiaI'i !
The October term Of the Fairfax county court
commences Its sessioa on Monday next -
The numerous lady friends Of the Relief Fire
company are - busy a. bees, making Preparations
Tor .hsir fsi,, which Is to open in lew days at
In our report yesterday, we inadvertently omit.
ted TO mention the presentation Of pair Of beaufi-
full bracelets TO Mrs. w. C. Gladstane the sccom.
Plished setres. The presentation was made st the
q the ID act Of Othelle, through Mr.. Hugh
i
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The Califsrnia Duel-0rspnsc 0usline ~ the
- rseedys -.

The Califsr.ia D.ei-ersp>se Outline q the
1ss IN rass,ss 800 go sdszs 4 d. ssw
York Times says Of the duel:
"The terms OF the Hght, az named by Mr. Brod-
ssict ave, Were wssPSs pistols distance ven paesd
stwo.' It !: stated that Judge Tenys friends were
smefaisas 3 ps':,sd ss.y .,es sssssS sss
~HsSieli IS ffiss1s reiyist Vs. III I dine.
Of &tio( The 1i1ssnce Wss lilly D. lured
OF, "A parties took tlsir Les Mr. Bred
eris< h. new - choies q 2Ssition 81 ths
seS' Sins ss sss + r. - ss WING
in the h.nds Of the principals. The conditions Of
ready for the last and most exciting scene in the
drama Both parties had been dives.,d 81 their
coats and collars. Each wore q slouched wool
. ss's sss ,S putting sm n, e. down es. h:
t6e friends Of the latter state that he seemed 10 be
yesy nefyouss ciutching his pistol with a convul.
have BEEN sce.ossd se1sisn. e Of intense SO
resolut ON and determination. Some Of his friends
deny thas he manifs:ssd any nervoasness, claiming
merely thesssslt of hin e66rts 70 folio rule
In which he had been Instructed, and with which
he was not familiar. This can hardly be correct,
.
oughly psacticed pistol-shoe, and more than usu-
ally expert With that weapon. When he received
his weapon, he turned his gaze earnestly upon HIS
xn1zgeuists and then ran his eye aloug the ground
from him to his own feet. a. II drawing Decline
between them. From that time he did not saise
his eyes again until the word WIS given.
Judge Terry was perfectly cool and collected,
wearing the air Of . man ven accustomed 70 the
position In which he found himself and anticin-
ting NO danger. At Little before o'clock all
was prepared; the spectslors had retired { sacri
distance, and Mt. Conlte. pronounced the words,
Are you Feadyf. Ready promptly responded
Judge Terry, and immediately afterwards Mr.
Broderick also responded At The word Fir, I
Mr. Frederick raised his pistol instantly, but had
not elevated IL sufficiently when IL went of, the
ball striking the ground few feet In front Of
him, and In bee-line with mis- antagonists body
| His friends claim that the pistol went OF acct
dentally, In consequence Of the extreme delieacy
| Of the hair-trigger. Others think the acciden'
Attributable TO the nervousness already referred 10
Judge Terry hfed an instant after Mr.. Brodericki
weapon was discharged, and then, turning to hiI
friends, exclaimed, The wound il not mortal
have struck two inches to the right i have
omitted TO state that prior 10 the word the piston
| were pointed to the gsound.u ,..1 /
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NAVAL iN1ELLIGENcE.-In consoquence Of the
enormous cost Of keeping in commission ON foreign
squadrons the larger class Of United States war
steamen, the Navy Department has Of late been
gradually recalling them, and sending In their
stead smaller steam vessels The latter can, ia
Peaceable times perform all needful duties satis-
ctortly and ut less than half the expense required
to keep such ships a the Niagara In sctive service
neceesaries. The Mefrimac, Minnesota and Wa.
bash have receutiy been ordered home, and the
Roanoke and Powhatan soon win be. The new
gun boats and steam corvettes Wyoming, Iroquis,
Narregansett, Saginaw and Seminole are il the
meantime being rapidly fitted out Tor sea and the
Lancaster, Hartford, BROOKLYN and Wyoming are
already In commission. Indeed Il Ii not improb-
able that all our FIRST class are des
tined to remain idle while our foreign relations
continue continue 2, they are .t present. The Board Q!
70 examine candidates for promotion In the United
States Crops Of Engineers, has adjourned. having
passed and promoted z. ] DEUCE H Warnef
and r. A. Shock. Il Is said that The new team
corvette Pensacola win be brought to Norfolk 20
undergo some Preparations in'the dry dock be-
fore having her machinery put in T.
The sloop-of-war Jamesiown, Com. Kennedy,
arrived at. Asptnwan ON the 2lst ult from 81 n
Juan del Norte, and sailed again on the 18th Tor
The sioop-of.war Preble, Com. Jenkins, arrived
at Aspinwsl on the I'D ult. from San Juan Del
The steam frigate Roanoke, Flag omcer M.
Cheney, sailed from Aspinwail on the 4th inst for
A new saluting battery of thirty-two Founders
Is erecting on the wall under the nag staf In the
Navy Yard at Charlstown. Many OF the guns in
the old battery are Of English origin, taken du.
ring the last war. These, with many other guns.
the history Of which has been Lost, are soon % be
sold at auction. - -----.'' II,
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0NOR0NTOWN.



6BonssfowH, Oct. "a, ieee.
On Yesterday an individual, who gave bic name
a Collins, went 70 the boarding house Of Mn
wssser. % Bridge street., and engaged board.
He nagned himoe1f tirod, and asked The privilege
e yi.g down, r1arkieg At the time that he bad
souoo businGU - G0end Gin about an hours time
and fquested - hmily, II he should fall asleep,
" 9sndnctsd . s rooo ostsirs where two other
boog1ers lodged. 9ut instesd Of going % sleep,
he 61on amer came dowa, leaving behind bis car
pesrsSe. again I'd sks two so.rSen .iIud.d % -
paired to their room. and upon examining their
trunks they sscertained that they had been opened
by the scoantirel and robbed, one Of sss in money,
watch in imitation Of gold, and one OF two gold
fob chains. The thief LEFT behind him CARPET
hag filed with rags, and a black dree eosf. He
u suppOsed 10 I've about feet inches high, light
compfexion, sandy hair, and was dfeeoed In
.6lsck ffock cost and pants, and giased cap. He
10 apparently about ~ OF % yca. Of age Other
boarding homes and hotels viii do well 70 keep
On next onday. ats O'Clock D. m, the yuvenile
Missionary Society of the Prssbytefisn Church
viii hold their hfieenth anniversasy meeting In
the Bridge-street Church The occasion VIII,
Az S % se Sss Sesn sGe
all the Sabbath Schools Of the town An address
win be delivered by the President Masses John =.
Rhsses, and the ehild!en win Stag nsnbss Of
congregation win be sddse1ed by the Rev. J.
aRilsnd and DR.. w. B. Edwards, Of the n. T..
Church; the Rev. A. p. Tillinghas. Of 81 Johns
Episcopal Church; the Rev. David Wilson, Of
the N. r Church; and the Rev. DIR. J. n. Boz
cock, Of the Presbyterian. 20
Our young friends Of the Dumbaston street
Methodist Episcopal sabbath School are psepar-
ing 70 entertain their friends with another Of thef
very agreeable concerts and exhibitions. IA
The Religious revival At The M p. Church, under
the pastoral charge Of the Rev. David wilson, 10
still progressing. Meetings are still held nightly,
which are largely attends d. Many have profcssed
conversion during this revival, and connected
themselves with the church. Mr.. Wilson 10 occa-
sioBally assisted by the ministers Of other
On Wednesday night, his place was hlled by the
Rev. Dr.. Edwards, who delivered IN able and
impressive sermon. 80 49,. 4. 80 1
II You desire frst-rate Likeness Of yourself or
member Of your family 60 to the Photographic
gallery Of Mr.. Thos. Bickslef, corner Of Bridge
and High streets. We have examined many
specimens Of Mr.. b. q art, and have hesitation
10 saying that they are unsurpassed In point a
eofrectness and excelence Of finish BY those of any
other gallery In the District. " 49,.
No change has occurred In the four market since
our report Of "wednesday. Prices remain ~ fol-
lows: Good standard snperfne IS lass .; en-
tfas higher, a. In quality, both which, aud corn,
has slightly advanced Good qualities Of red and
white wheat commands H. l5aet 1e for the former,
and 81 23ael 20 fos the latter. SALES a corr q
SOC. Oats 36a40c. tfssfr ID - 8.
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he Associated Press dispatch says $3.50 hesfs I
WARRINGTON, Oct. 13.-No action has vet been
taken by the administration In response TO any
communication which may have recently been
ject Of the San Juan Island difficulty
An extraordinary meeting Of the cabinet was
called today, at which ali the members were
pFesent, excepting Mr.. Can, who was absent on ac-
count Of physical indisposition. - -
The reason for leaving Brownsville without
troops are, sstated by army officer the unbealth-
iness Of the post and the belief that there was no
necessity for their presence ~ means Of protee-
ton, and besides their services were urgent
ly needed elsewhere In Texas. hut since their
Withdrawal, In addition to the recent invasion by
Mexican banditti, the Indians have committed
many excesses ON the settlements Of the Rio
Grande frontier. By this time il Is believed,
troops have been sent thither to protect our cti-
gems. ,,-,.--g...
The Treasury Department has been oficially
advised by the Secretary Of State that by order
Of the Spanish government, vessels from the uni
ted States arriving In the ports Of Spain and adj
tional vessels a. regards the duties Of port
and navigation. In consideration of this exemp-
ton Spanish vessels arriving In the posts Of tie
United States from Spanish or other foreign pofta
VIII be permitted TO enter on the same footing
with vessels Of the United States - regards ton
mage duties, light money and all other dus to
the United States so Ear as respects the vessels.
Spanish vessels, however, arriving In ports Of the
United States from Cuba or Porto Rico, not
being embraced In the foregoing regulation, are
especially Psovided for by the acts Of July, 1872,
Gen Twiggs, in charge of the department Of
Texas, will, at his own req uest, be granted leave
Of absence With q view 70 enable hiw % visit
Europe. @aEH.
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a.
Full a usual a Metropolitan news and gossip,
and choice literary reading, Is now on our counter,
ready for delivery 10 the public. Embraced in
In interesting contents are the following articles
ne Ws7 ~ tie Reek-a patketie story Of sie ksssan
hsnvf;
Payiss Of a Neg York HseE Dvirer; A RjeA sesss
N . George Cssvs; Hos Fsnas Bill NOD Ess
DELAYS; 1hs Psrsosssi y q EselisA Bsssss;"
Irish Rsvirsis asd 4s Hvssdssg I'aPesssves 4
Frsseh Narsl 0Nes,'s 0pssiss Of sAs 0vsss
Essvs; AMOS Msrdeys Ais Wsfs 90 Hsos-aoy
- fhs Pysseses u AS Cksidrss; rs..s
he Last La Hesssais Baiises Yovass; "Cssssds'
me Smifh;,, 17s ST. yahs FSssklss Aystsvy
czsoxed Up: 2. 8 - : -.
Tze Bvod<vsstsnS rtyry Dad; TAs Sssasship Qua
krv Cssv Dsssslsd 81 Sea; Tie late AsaiciPsI
Ileefsos % Bulssntors; Hft
Lav;.x sAe csrssy. Sssss Of fts N.w York Aesxxs
CzsveA; Leefwssef d.. Txomas ss ths Usisayiaa
; zuvsA; - q Z - 80 & So S. -
.px1iss Or sas kaesI zeadsmy; 7xs Pxslie Store,
Qsssssss; Ia Dspeyss<ss AdrerTsinx; Ia Mex
Arrangement Of the Hosss Hail. E sssssts 8 y
Hsns TssssrapAed from Wasaisgsos; A Lstss,
from My. Wsrd, Misssfss 20 cksaa; Operation,
of fhs Pasess OHes; - ~ -
Dspssfnsas Nssss;s Edissrisis; WasAisefss Nssi
esd Gssssp; Local Isfsiligsses, fe., &c. ;'ass
Lsss Mess, Jsrass cad densssie, ~ ssa1 sss
ssIsgyapA;
Lasssssfisg Psssssi Hsms;
Asd great varissy of choice literary arsielss bssl
prose asd psefry, 100 ssmvoss 10 pssssios.
81 This 10 just the paper, above al Others Tor CHI
sens and strangers sojourning In the Nstiona
Metropolis To send to their friends at distance
Price only cents per copy, or 81 Is per annum
Postage prepaid by stamps when 50 arranged.
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THE GRRAr OsIxDo- BARrLxrr wrppruu ~
NEw YoEx.--This most fashion,ble a.d extr,v "a.
CANT afsir came on at 81 Patncks eathedraI:
New York, yesterday. Half-past eleven O'Clock
a. m was the hour appointed for the ceremony
and st that time the church doors were beseiged
BY very large crowd, chiefly ladies. Pelieensen
sansssd tss csshedisi, 3 pss~snt sny one re.
eaeesfng ne ynelesuEe mpsevtded With ticks8!
A sseena Inspection Of tbe elscs took place At the
Iolicenen having an they cosI6 a to pesycst
those Whoae caldnx apd elec1ion va ma .nr.
from getting In sufrePtitiously. OF cur he
spectacle, and several. Who could not 80 sis
coveted invitaiion, tried 70 pas In win blsnf
sacioP<s hastily shown 70 the door-keepine
tie outer rs 81 Ss cess,. : g Ne
church door We on his Ruand and safneoverpd In
moss iastanees ths iaq.sieus fraud. In case Of
o oSist,S ,.eos1 ~ me aiSPpoinsed female was
q The csahelsal having ben denseiv crowded AT
= eaiay hour, much dIscomfoss AID imns tisace :.
=. zan'f:ssd before sse time fsr me csremony
peafed In the chaneel, the parents OF tie 6ride.
with ssses7l ecclesizssics, leadinx the
Mi Ehies inclndsd stx bsidssnids and gfeoasnsn.
the centre, While the oshers we've arTsaSed % a.
70 form semi-s!scle. - g -
cent attire Of embroidered ak and gold was fur
u. - xSs Ss &c s n asna ss:f ";
e 49, EpasesP.i eresier. Thesryices, II The
were shost, and he words nsed issuiibls, czcspt,
seg - heec neas the chased. About essetfhird Of
ns Interior Of The church, including, q egpfse,
l.,nsg. md retained Tor the use Of the relatives
80 Ressonai fFiends q the bsfds and QToctn. "a
aL$t ne sesvfce, TIE Arcablshop sd1re1sed
~ couple .sssss s1Aerssfion . TIE nsslyh,ar-
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Senator Gwin and Hon. Chas Scott have
arrived at New York from California. =, sTrs
-. Daniel f.. Sickles and wife, IL is reported,
have gone to Key West. ~ CT ~
..'.B arnum is again In the ascendant. He has
engaged Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Drayton from
London, to give series Of ''Pafiof Operas, in
New York. tac ae -
....Hon. VIM. H. Wittee, Pa, Hon. A. Rust, Of
are at the National. So =, - :
l.x'Cspt. J. + Stuart, u. 8. A., Capt A. W I.
Bowman, U. 8. A.. Major r. 8. Garnet, o. B. A
Judge Lowring, Of Mass, and Rev. Jas. H. Ba.-
sett, Of Ohio, are at Willafds' ~ ~ --8
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:. Gen Scott was very handsomely received
on his arrival at Aspinwaii, by the u 8. naval
fsree concentrated there. The nag-ship ,xhe Rea.
noke, gave him salute, and shortly thsreafser
Flag omcef, commsDdesia- Chief Of the Home
squadsoa, VIM J. Mcciuney, let the Roanoke
in1s barge, accompanied by his Flag ssosetary
Wm C. z>ntzinger, Esq followed by Capt w.
II. Gardner, and the several commander and OH.
GERS Of the Roanoke. Sc Lsuis, Preble, and Relief
In the respective boats from those vessels went To
the ssar Of the West to pay their respects to the
Lieutenant General. FssE =
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IL De Bows Review for October Is Just re.
csived-anopg other interesting articles, il con.
taius one upen The doctrine Of e Expstriation ,,
The o1Ace Of the Review has been removed to
New Orleans, where the editor has resumed bis
permanent residence. The work ID now In Die
fail tide Of soceeas, and has circulation perhaps
larger than that Of all the other Magazines com
bined Mr.. De Bow has been elected president
Of the African Labor Supply Association Of the
Southern States, the nrst annual meeting Of which
Is to be held very shortly at Mobile. seksssG
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AnnY IxrELLIeEscr.-By order Of the War
Department thes headqnarteu G the secead In.
fhntry h 70 be estsblished Il Jefferson Bsrsschs,
Missouri, until their Anal destination 10 deter
mined. Msj. v. G. McCrae has been assigned to
temporary duty q Jehesson Barracks.
Lave Of shseoee for sixty days has been granted
10 1econd Lieutenant g. H. Nally, regiment Of
noNted rihsmen, Ssnts Fe, N. NJ. The In
Of soencs Hpane1 - First Lieut.. Geo. +. a.
desCcp, eoc6hd arngeohs, from the headqurte1r
De- ftm>nt q ~ wsst, has been extendn4 tvo
nenshs -. -
9RAsspoRrAf1ox. OF spPPLns.-we und1 -
stand that the contracthy which Irwin 4 Mc6fsw
are to undertake the transportation Of supplies .
our army In Utah (being the same lately under
taken by Russell 4 co.,) 10 now being prepared
Irwin 4 McGfaw have had considerable expe-
sissce In this master ana Are ain "a be fnny sbit
TO give the proper security to the Government fol
The fsithfsl pssSormanos e - esstsset asazassa
NAVAL OaDxss-fhe following onicers have
| been ordered TO the u IS steam sloop-of-war Mo
| hican, ut Portsmouth, N. H.: Commander, 8. w
Godon; Lieutsnants, Thomas H. Patterson,
] Pembroke yones, John w. Dunnington; Puses
Charles w. Abbott Master, Alex r 3Csossmap
First Assistant Engineer, Al Kiefsted; Third
Assistance Engineers, James Atkins, Edward Far
mer, r. n. Fitch 4. 2 ss9aT SECS sssls
N.sRAsKA suRvxys.-Plats Of townships and
north, ofrange 9. from No. I TO Nos, inclusive
west Of the eth principal meridian Of Nebraaks
Territory, surveyed by r. w. wheatley, deputy
surveyor, have been received At the General Lan<
Once. .ss -. -. Z
L nv..u . -oea,t.l areo.,n..,,... =.
been received at the Navy Department Of tn
death Of John Burgess, an ordinary seaman Of
board the United States ship Sabine.
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Ths 7wBn1IxTu WAnDe 1T ~ sh1ed yes>er.
Gay th.t Two q the judges q thie v1rd were q
ssy ssr sssSS & 100 q Sc "a r g,
sne nue branch = ~ city councn. Tho polI-
1919 g - v1sd we're nved unfnjursd 81 Dc
esss7si ssesss Is - ~. ~ ea'sa - W. sss
~ Nonis snd 3eS e. - - - ASss,ie.r csns
: 1ld.te, showing msjo11y q q ~ - reSn,m
sessSSS 49, - ... = csented- Tbs judges wAe
in fayr - NJ. Morris ere Mssurt 49, ~ TSv,cos
Ard Hmy gcb4llz, ~ ibid, - 6s~,s - A.
c!tats0 teaGn r. IL mstlss ~ - -.
s<,s' - g - z .szi,.-s So >sssfs ~ "a s
~ - yfss vasF - fcal a. - 81 s,ssss :
.F4H&8k A. k's., sss,sse
lssiaesf ssassi seEgef ED GO ! i
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N0TlcE.-I hereby warn ell persons from har-
4 Dering or trusting on my account, nv dang btsr,
EMMA WATERS, Who has been enticed or IS,
Quoted RON her home; - shall pay no debts Of
any one Who shall harbor or conceal her from NJ
: oe H-Sts HENRIETTA WATERS
NOTICE. hereby forsvarn al psrsons from
I IesPassinE, either With OF without dog or gSn,
% hlSts LEONARD MARBURY.
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Proposals FoR WRAPsINe, PAPER

. Posr orrIcr DxrARrxKxr, October "a, lass.
sI.LxD rsoPssAIs nm BE- received :. tSis De-
o O'clock. noon ier fsrnishss Wr.ppinr 49,. =.
6oss IN shs .Sf is s. s;. o. re Post
sisr the sst DAY Of Deesmbsr next The aid erti-
Of the Pcst One ps1srms:s = ne ws 'sas
inEton, D. c., New York city, nd Ciuc;nsSt ch.c.
sa 4 s :is :s sss o.
Di..r;es No !, q, w.,.,,,,.. = n
s.as' rsem: Msaill. xT.PpiaG PAPER: p b. s;ineh.s
< Se ss :. sss' and each re'" % 'osss'a
:is e che g 1S Ss :, ssss
1000 pounds Of cotton tvine strands, hard tviss.d
,o snS ~ u Il. e =: 8 chg enc
,o :sss : e e ys;sh fe. .
Ssls o. hanxss wsisSi.s from ~ . - sS .d e
$50 pounds Of scsrIst sealing vlx, Of good susli
p 90 1sal1 Ss '. e Ma, W.. c ~ :
s,ooo resms q wrapping paper similar to that srst
=. dsscrissd ID me s.tim.,ss foS di.stiet No. L
20, rssms Of Do, IA ssality similar 70 IN. la.
@ssS not les shan S5 g q Is: and =
q isaf desoribed for distriot No l. = =" -
pSssssS q sss;os :;s tss Of
&. sHs o :1 Ss 2 A.
s's PEND sss E e selling wax. :
s. s1ys Dis,r;ef Ma. 8 ar r;.,;..s,, oa;. ,esf >
7'ss RESIN: Il r:s:s :is'l:i H 9 sias sr.t
. '. s::s lido 'as1 Q ..n.a for sid
600 pounds Of cotton tvine. simlar TO th.s Of a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-14

III The members Of the branch Of the len
nfngs family who claim to be heirs to the forty
million dollar property now awaiting claimant
in England, assembled at Charlottesville, Va, ON
the 5th Instant 10 the number of ffteen. Nodef-
mite action was taken, though the sending Of an
agent 10 England 10 believed to be determined
upon - sEs - - / Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-14

ID The Winzns steamer made another mid
night trip down Chesapeake Bay on Wednesday
night The time made was excellent says a
Baltimore paper. But why these experimental
trips 1t night,
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Spirit Of The Morning Press ss. (
The Csssfssssios replies at length 10 an article
In the New York Courier ssd EsqHirsr, giving, a.
the cossfstsfios says. new exposition Of the
iFrepressible conflict /" doctrine, in disclaiming
for the Republican party abolition and disunion
sentiments esTs EkF-F
The InfsiiigsHer still protests against the cos-
Htion Of the old-line Wings with the Democratic
party. as pr opposed by the cosssisssiss. II says:
"We would have the Wings to stand by their
colors and 10 bide their time for action. II the
Democracy. recanting. in errors, shall come to
thsm, new aspect viii be put upon the face Of
al propositions for . union, and the terms on
which Wings can unite with Democrats are terms
= on which they can unite with conservative men,
bers Of any other existing political Organization
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III fhe Fire Company in New York city, Of
which Senator Frederick was formerly an active
member, is taking steps to pay appropriate re-
spect to his memory r. -, =
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TEE WKAfHER-The following report Of the
weather for this morning II made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institutien.
The time Of observation 10 about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-14

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heavy assortment OF
goods suitable to the
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