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Bell and kverett Dem.nstrs items.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 6-The new Bell and
by a procession and display Of fireworks, sIc
There was an immense gathering and great enthu-
sasm was manifested. Among the speakers Were
Gov Morehead, Of N. C, Preston, Of Va, and
Others.
FREDERICK, Md, Sept 6.-The Bell and Everett
meeting here to-day was an immense affair Ten
thousand people were present. The procession
was some Two miles long, consisting Of wagons
Bradley, and Swami addressed the meeting
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Pennsylvania Politics

PITTsBuRe, Sept. The Democratic County
Convention nominated DIR. Jas. Kew for Congress
in the Twenty first district, with a full Assembly
and County ticket. They passed resolutions en-
dorsing Douglas and johnson. McIlhenny, one
OF the County Commissioners, now in Jail for con-
tempt Of the supreme Court on the tar question,
was nominated FOR County Clerk.
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The California Overland MAJ,

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Sep. e.-The Overland mail
here at nine O'Clock this morning.
BY passenger from FL Paso we get the follow
ing revolution 10 ia progress in Chihuahu,
In which the Church party have been snccrssfal
The Liberal Governor and other executive orhoeTs
have been deposed and have fed 10 New Mexic,
for safety. In Sonora Governor PesguiersS tenure
10 very frail. He s fast losing ground, and prob
much longer.
The Arizona gold mines are q humkug
Tie times are very dull throughout the entire
Rio Grande country, and with little prospect Of
being better for some time TO come
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Professor loves long
Ia led IlCoa has at last beeu completed, and IL
now bein inflated az tue niladelphia Gas Works.
He int nds TO start bis proposed trip 10 Europe
al half past three this afternoon.
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DISSOLUTION
u OF COMPREHENSIVE.
Inc Iate hrm of VARNkLL & FINCH is this day
olssolyed by mutual consent. All business con-
nected with the late firm will be settled by Mr.. G.
ii. Varnell The business will be hereafter carried
on as usual by Mr.. e. Fl. Varnell, the Old stand,
81 Louisiana av. 6. H. YARNEI.L,
>. JNO. g. FINCH.
Washingtop, d. c., September 5th. 1860.
N. B.-MR. FINCH will still continue to execute
the Gralning, as heretofore. ."|| SEES st
LII T. X SONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against the estate of the late EBENEZER Rop-
BIRD, viii present them tpropcrly vouchedI TO me-
next. EPHRAIM b RODBIRD corner LIST and
Nj sts, Trustee for the Heirs. au 2 2taw5t'
DAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE EVENTS.
= VIII be satisfactorily explained by LAZY, at
sts, Island Consultation fee % cents. au 25-lSts
MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER,
Nl from Paris, informs her former friends, and the
public generally, that she has removed to 46I
Tenth street, between T. and +, where she will be
happy to see all who will favor her with a call.
au Is SwS
MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
Nl s1sT AND DOCTR Ess, Just from Enrope.-Tkis
highly gifted and integ ent lady can be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events, Call st
Washington. je 70 sn-
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Gov. Wise nj Raleigh.

RALEIGH, Sept. Gov. Wise, who was eE-
Psct.d to speak at the grand Bteckinridse barbe-
cue held here to-day, was not present, owing 20
the sickness Of his wife
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Nav Tork vIarssts

NEW YORK, Sept. Flour has advs need as
1Oc-; State IS 65as5.75; Ohio 50 20as6 &c; South
ern 50 15aS6 80. Wheat has advanced Ia2c. Corn
closed quiet; mixed is held at nc, but buyers Offer
only 69a70c. Provisions quiet. Whisky 10 held
at 25c.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALINoRk, Sept. 7.-Flour clossd active and
frm; Howard street Ohio and City MiIls %.
Wheat closed active; Southern white 81 .40al IS.
Corn closed active; yellow 7Oa73c white 72a77c,
an advance. Provisions closed quiet and un
changed; bacon sides l2kc. Coffee closed more
active at l3xaAxc. Whisky closed dull and
heavy at 23c.
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SECOND WARD ELECTION. election will be
held on Thursday the 10th instant, I'm the Second
Ward, to All the vacancy occssioned by the resig-
nation Of William Orme, Esq as a member OF
the Board of Common Council
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NoTicE-District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Office.
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HOLLOwAy's puIs

Dysentery.-Unike other specifics in common n az
which act as mere temporary sty ptics, HolOway's
Pills seize on the seat of the disease and extern-
tive organs, stimulating the liver purgIng the chan
nels and purifying the blood they promote speedy
restoration of health and vigor. In billousne 5,
sick h. adaehe, acidity of the stomach aud depres-
sion OF spirits they are equally ecacious. Sold by
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DIED.

On the Sd instant, BLANCHE B.. daushset of
S Ssn,ihm,n "A w and M E. A. Ferguson, aged 10
, Il Bs,tfmore, on the 5sh iustsnt, Many vfR-
GINA, wife Of Rev, E. Yates Reese,
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DISPLAY OF BELL AND EvBRKTf BANNER -
Yesterday afternoon, about Az o'clock there was
quite large gathering In front Of Thorn's build.
ing, on Seventh street. to witness the interesting
Spectacle Of sspending political banner, of con-
siderable size, from third story window of the
building mentioned above, to an equally-elevated
position Of dwelling on the opposite side of the
street On one side Of this BANNER is the inscrip.
Ioh, The Union, the Constitution and the En-
Iorcement on the Laws 10 and on the reverse the
names OF John Bell Of Tennessee, and Edward
Eveieu OF assachusetts, the candidates of this
party for the Presidency and Vice Presidencv
Inc socnessfnl elevation Of the banner was hailed
Win three enthnsiastic cheers from the crowd on
ne pavement, whsn all Were invited TO partakr on
refreshments, which had been provided Inv the
committee al the headquarters Of this party In the
large haH on 'he second door Of Thorn's building
The LOVERS Of good oysters win be glad 70
learn that The enterprising Captain, Greer OF the
A No. I, fast sailing sloop, Captain w slter has
made Fourteenth street canal bridge permanent
port OF entry, al which he intends to land fresh
cargo Of Cone River oysters about once a yceeL
hereafter BY the politeness Of Captain Gre,
Aforesaid, we have had the trial of a busheI .;
these Cone River oysters and can testf Nv th.t ths
a Just the thing-fresh, fat, and Juicy. Keen
look out for the Captain w alker about every AZ
ternate Thursday and Monday.
N, Editor: As your valuable paper has the
largest circulation Of any paper In the District of
Columbia, our Ike wishes me TO inform you of
the discovery he made on his frst visit TO see
Wyman, the great magician, at Odd Fellows,
Hall. He says that with bis own eyes he distin ctiy
saw Wymsn put bis hand behind poor little
talk such cruel thing, be thinks, ought to be
punished, % at least brought before the public
he could scarcely refrain from CRYING 70 zee
Tommy treated % badly. WING.
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THE MAYOR being at present absent from tn
city, VIM. L. Dove, Esq. President Of the Boar
Of Aldermen, Is acting In that capacity
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universally acknowledged to be q sure prevrntstive
and cure for Fever and Ague, Flatulence. Heau-
Their effect upon the system is most miraculous;
they give healthy tone to the system, remove all
morbid matter, and In fact thoroughly cleanse the
sentns this preparation to the public assure them
that In no single case, where it has been used ac
cording to their directions, has 1t besn known to
fail, nut on the contrary, new virtues have been
found IN It's uee To those afflicted with any of the
above Ills OF the body the 'Bittsrs" offered as
own opinion.
where. - ses cost
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BARRY's TRICoPHKRoUs

the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
ufylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers Arl2 .6u
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEG r AP HIC.
Movements Of the Prince Of Vale.

BihLEvILLK, c. W., Sept. S.-The Prince ar
rived here az ave y. m. In the steamer Kingston
The bells are ringing. The Orangemen are meet
Ing in lodge 20 determine whether 10 turn out In
regalia tomorrow, 90 not. The ladies who got up
The decorations Of the town, which 10 handsomely
prevent the Prince landing. The orsngemen AZ
kingston have chartered q steamer, and are
pected here by morning. The excitement ia In
sept 6EThe orangemen turned out here 70 re-
Sese tne ftlnce, but be would not land, and left
for Osburg this forenoon
cided to parade by themselves. and mot interfere
with the ciuzens' reception or procession IL il
doubtful, however, whether this win Insure his
landing -
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MAMMOTH TURTLE There passed our office
this morning, In a furniture wagon, en- route from
CAPE Henry to Hammack's mammoth live sea
turtle, said to weigh from $40 to 375 pounds 1t
Is to be served up, In one form and another, to
Hammack's hosts Of customers, Of which event
due notice will. Of course, be given. Keep look
out for the savory announcement
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PERSONAL.

NOTlCE.-Ata meeting of the Island Friendship
~ AssoclasIon held September 4, 1859, John GIf'
MN was expelled for non pa ment of dues and other
mlsdemeanors. By order Of the Island Friendship
hssoclatlon e7-Stf
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HOMEOPATHIC RxnRp1xs

n All e DE ksh mSamphIsy' Co.'S specific Ho
IN So1ss psnd CENTS esso for a.6
in ,cases, containing, % walls, from 81 to s5
Zach, with book 81 nll directions. For sale BY
retail agent "; A. Fitzgerald, $50 north F street;
nue. and Sixth street. Asn, Ponds Extract of Witch
Hazel, for Internal and external infammations OF
al klnds. Sold as above. ma9-ly
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LOCAL NEW S.

E-Though The STAR Is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, is edition
20 large as to require II TO be put 70 press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-l esterddy afternoon, about
the hour OF six O'Clock, number of little boys
engaged at play In the Centre vegetable market
ventured to climb the beams. In dong So one
OF them, aged eight years, son Of Mr.. Joseph 9.
Norwood, fell to the pavement below, and badly
fractured his left arm below the elbow Joint This
morning, the little sufferer is seeming easy under
the medical care of DIR. Began
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Il very pleasant BRICK DWELLING, third
house from the corner of 18th and NJ streets north
ALSO for rent, the upper part of the house No 29S
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS For either or
both apply to Mrs. =. HAMILTON, 293 Pa. av.
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MEYKR's Miraculous vRRMIN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for externiiiat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cookroaches, Bugs Ants
den Insects. y
0 Principal Depot, 6Ia broadway, NY.
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EOR RENT-A new 4story BRICK HOUSE
L. with marble u1antles and CRATES, water fixtures,
with ba h rooms Also, gas IN every room, situated
on Thirteenth street. between l. and Mass avenue.
Also, three story and-stiic Brick Dwelling on n
WIN. p. sHED0'S Fancy store. No. 500 nth st.
au 252ws D
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H'Oh cAl<t-A small AN NJ OF 81 acres OF land.
Il situated - miles north of Soldiers Home and
miles from Washington city, being part of ChI-
Ium Castl' Manor; Is acres in market garden and
the ba ance is heavily timbered, with a spring Of
never failing water, a young orchard of peaches and
apples, having on 1t small frame honse. Apply at
stand No. 211 Center Ma: ket, of Mrs. MORTI-
MER or on the place to J. Ii. MORTIMER.
Sow
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L. JUST RECEIVED,
Il OUR NEW STYLES CENTS FASHION
ABLE DRESS HATS, with improved SweatCu
Leathers, rendering them easy and pleasant To-
the wearer. At
LANES
Fashionable Hat and Cap Emporium,
424 Pa avenue, near AZ st.
an 29-eo6t CStatesd CousD
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BITING DoG.-This morning an old man, so
deaf that one could talk with him. called upon
Justice Dom, and by writing the following note
significant Of his business, received an assurance
Of speedy satisfaction:
Your Worship: The deaf old man hopes your
Christian good feelings will be so kind to send
one Of the police to shoot dog, who bit and cut
me, at. Yours, truly, BsYAN CARROLL.
Biting dogs are neither ornamental nor useful,
In the eye Of the law.
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A RARE OPPORrUNtTY.-A s7magni6cspt
IA FARM for sale or exchange for city property
containing PA acres, half mile from Fairfax sta
ton, Orange and Alexandra Railroad. 1t is undt
high state of cultivation, well watered good
hui dlnss and timber; 1t can be bought low. Call
on w. BRAY Il CO, at their Jewelry Store,
81 6 Seventh street seSImt'
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The NATIONAL RIFLES arrived home from
their trip to York, Pa, by the IL O'Clock train
from Baltimore this morning, their features well
Drowned by exposure to the sun, and looking de-
cidedly more like soldiers in that respect than
when they left five days ago They report that
they have had fine time during their absence
They were met at the depot by Company Wash
ington Light Infantry, Capt. Stevens and escorted
through the principal streets to their armory
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HE MARKET LIsr,-rhe prices In the Centre
Market have not changed materially since the list
inferiorty OF quality makes a slight difference in
the price, bat the general price list remains about
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FOR RENT-A handsome COTTAGE RESI-
!. DENCE on Georgetown Heights, on the corn r
of Frede lex and Eighth streets. The place en-
taIns more than an acre of ground. adorned with
shade trees, shrubbery, &c. Apply on the premises.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-26

Irish Linens, Silk Lace,
Swiss Muslin,
Jaconet Muslin,
Cambrics, Tassels,
Fringes, Flowers, Wreaths
Bonnets, Drapery, Edging
Head Dresses,
Velvet Ribbons,
Dress Trimmin gs,
Lace Wells, Grape, Hosiery
LeiSe Grape, Needles, Flos
Table Cloths, Dimity,
Shirt Bosoms, Elastics,
Woolen Hoods, Braids,
Tape, Pins,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-26

The MENTAL GIANT WONDERED AT.-A
Kansas correspondent of the New York
Ercning Post thus amusingly sketches the
impression made upon his Western auditors
by Gov. Stewards personal presence -.
"The crowd was too much awed by the
reputation of the man to be very enthusi-
astic in its demonstrations of applause. and
the general sentiment seemed to be one of
surprise, that such little, mild hammered,
respectable gentleman should have made
such frightful reputation, and become
such terror to the Slaye-holding portion
of the country. The old Missouri farmers
from the creek bottoms, the rcd-shirted
rovers of the plains. the roughs and row
dios and subdued border rufians of the
early wars. all crowded round with opened
mouths and distended eyes, almost gasping
with interest to see aud hear the man who
had proclaimed the irrepresslhie conflict,
and attempted to dissolve the Union.-
They evidently expected to see great,
brawnv, double-fsted, ferocious monster Of
muscle and one back #oodsman. with a
coon skin cap, openly announced his dis
satisfaction by declaring confdentially to
his comrade that he could whip the little
cuss with one hand. y
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Make your aomas Beautiful


The man who is devoid of local pride,
has very little pleasure in this world. The
man who does not make an effort to ado-n
his home, aud has assisted in making the
whole city attractive, is not good citizen,
The providing of the common necessaries
Of life, does not compose the care Of fam
ily Food and raiment, shelter from the
heat and protection from the cold, are not
really the essentials of happiness. Al, these
it is the duty of every man to provide
When he fails to do so there ia a law to
compel him-and when he is not able to
gather these comforts for his family, there
is charity made sacred and incumbent by
nature as well as necessity. that is always
prompt TO bestow these on the needy
But it is the beautiful that makes home
really happy The little acts to lease the
eye A twlg cultivated to bear a single
bud often delights the eye and oFeraows
the soul with more pleasure than glutton's
dish or a vain FOOLS attire It is the beau
tiful that elevatcs man. What q world
this would be were it not for the beautiful,
there would be no love then, to cheer and
chasten, DO devotion to inspire confidence,
no hope to establish faith in one another
Without the beautiful, the world would
be, if not a wild chaos, areality too stern
for man to endure. 1t is the beautiful that
dissipates this sterenness. A home made
beautiful by oontentment, is of itself adoru-
ed and made more attractive than those
where liveried hands raise the latch, and
conduct you through halls of gldad bright
ness to chambers of satin and damask.-
Those are not beautiful homes to our con-
ception of the beautiful, unless love lights
the fame on it's altar, and peace imparts
its incense to all its shrines Added to these
the hands must contribute their share to-
wards creating and multiplying the beauti-
full in this world. And this is easily accom-
plishcd. 1t costs nothing but time. involves
only a little patience, and the beautiful
springs around US like the magic creations
of fairy dream.
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF a WIDow's AZ
FEcrIoNs.-An unprincipled young peddler
made love to buxom widow In Pennsyl-
vania. He accompanied bis declaration
their union. Name them. y said the wild
ow .iThe want Of means to set up re-
tail store They parted, and the widow
sent the peddler check for ample means,
When they met again the peddler had
hired and stocked his store, aid the smi-
ling fair one begged to know the other i'm
pediment. Il hare another rife - cried
! the notion dealer.
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small proportion OF the var
will be exhibited.
Working Cotton, Buttons,
Knitting Cotton, Twine,
Bleached Muslins, Crash,
Hoop Skirts, Grain Bags,
Apron Checks, Belts,
;Suspenders, Combs,
Buckskin Mittens, Napkins,
Mems Boots, Meas Shoes,
Boys Boots, Boys Sho es,
Womens & Childrens shoes
;Rubbers, Satchels, Whips,
Mems and Boys Hats,
Mems and Boys Caps,
Trunks, Buckskin Gloves,
Woolen Yarn, &c. &c.
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PAULFRANZ q RUDLoFF,

BARRIERS Rooms one door East of the Planters Hotel
Oils, Perfumery, Cigars, Tobacco, &C., always on
hand.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-26

THE PROPRIETOR has no hesitation in guar
L anteeing the perfect satisfaction to all who
may visit this establishment Any person dissatisfied
with any part of the performance will have his money
refunded. None expected to visit it except those
search of the choicest, cheapest, largest and most
desirable stock of Goods brought to the City OF
Watertown.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-26

Many actions, like the Rhone. have
two sources; one pure, the other impure
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-26
BAIRD & SKINNER,
DENTISTRY,

DR.. G. Shamberg has located himself
49, permanently at Watertown, and is now
9TY1y- sea prepared to wait upon those who may
NIIIIY YD require his servises. Office in Prch-
ards Block, over the Watertown Bank.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-26

The recent vote in Alleghan county,
Pa, (giving 1000 Republican majority)
shows Mr.. Johnson what tie W rking men
there think of his insolent speech, that
Northern mechanics are white slaves,
who are marched up to the ballot-box at
the bidding, and under the direction, Of
their masters.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-26
Business Dtrectorp.

E. X. CRANDALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Groceries, Fish, Fruit
Tobacco and Choice Cigars. Two Doors West of Bank
Of Watertown, Watertown, Wis.
E. C. STARIN,
Clock and Watch Repairer, and Dealer in Clocks,
Watches JeweIry Silver and plated Ware FoIins and
Strings, Gun Caps, Wad etc. All work done by him
warranted to give satisfaction, and low at any
other shop.
HARLOW PEASE,
Attorney at Law, Watertown, Wisconsin. Office over
Howeu's Store West Side of the River.
ENOS & HALL,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Watertown, Wis
J.. ENoS, DANIEL HALL
PAULFRANZ q RUDLOFF,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-26

Showers of frogs have frequently
been mentioned as having taken place, but
Liege (says an English parerl was recently
visited with shower of different kind
one of ants. An immense number Of these
insects fell in town and penetrated into all
the apartments wherever the windows were
open.
Near Grasshopper Falls, Kansas, a
famous drove of wild horses is seen, but
so feet are these steeds Of the desert that
all attempts to capture the full grown
horses are failures The patriarch Of the
tribes is chesnut horse, somewhat larger
than the Morgan stock, which is mark
for all pursuers, but has never been over
taken, although reward of five hundred
dollars is offered for the capture of this
Chestnut King
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MuItun In Parvo
R,
A Little Of Everything,

The following being but small proportion OF the var
Gus articles that will be exhibited.