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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11


The LATE EcLIpSE.--ln letter from Pro-
fessor Bache. Superintendent Of the Coast
Survey, published in Silimau's Journal for
September, We find an account OF Lieut.. Gil
!is's expedition to the western coast OF the
United States, for the Coast Survey, TO observe
the late eclipse.
'rhe sun there arose eclpsed, and the mois.
ture of the air vas SO great the time that they
were obliged frequently 10 vi pc away the dew
from the ubicct-g giasseS other telescopes. At
the moment OF totaiity, beads Of golden and ru-
by cuored light flashed almost entirely around
the moon, not constant even for Il second at
one point, titfu!ly Ilashing, ~ reflection from!
rinD!el water, and rs mutable in the respec-
tive places Of the coiors This beadthread
broke up suddenly, when, Tor the first time,
prcturbannes were NOTICED beyond the follow
inr limb at tie moon The largest one was
in the form Of a tlattcned cone or pyramid OF
cumuonS cloud, ab"ut one minute in height
bv two minutes broad at the base. The
cloud WIS not Il uniform mass. but apparent
" :;.i aggregation oi small ones; and It's gen
,ral tint was Il rosy PINK, with occasional
spots ;nd ed ge7 Il yeilc"lsh white light, as
thyuch sunlight shane ubiiquely through
them. This WAS an extremely beautiful sight,
aud orcuniotl Mr. G:!iiss 50 inteuty that he
lost the be%t oi the chrononleter. Ii was then
so dark that he could not see the second-dlal
on the gold chronomcter wi,houta lantern. On
looking back to the telescope lie saw on the
moons black disk colorS Of the spectrum flash
ing in intcrsccGing circles with equal dame
strwit!l that body, and each apparently re.
yoiving towards the lunar centre. The moy-
ing colors were not visible beyond the moon,
but a halo Of virgin white light enc!rcled If,
which uniformity was traceab!e more than Sc
mi.diameter bcyond tho black outline. This CO.
roma was composed 3f radical beams or strea-
mcrs, having slightly darker or fainter inter
stces rather thana disk OF regularly dimlnlsE-
ing or Sutf'using light bu, the gorgeous appear
ancr ,ftE;e sp~ct:nm-oilcles with their inces-
sautIy changing bands OF crimson, violet, yell
iow and green w.ra thoroughly startling
The>.. cv!nrs continued y,s,bl: ior at least ten
seconds The breadth Of each spectrnm-circle
was by estimation. about two minutes. the
green c0lors were not darker than pea-green.
These strange coI,rS vanished with the first
appearance .! light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11

ONE Hen TOO MASY.-ln one of the Brit
;sh colonies competitive examination was
lately held for the purpose Of appointing tit
nersous 10 some OF the government Offices
One of the candidates inadvertently spelt the
word Venice with two n'S-thus, Nennice.-
Ihc examiner, clever man, but no ways u
correct speaker, sternly inquired, "Do you
know, sir, That there is but one lien in Ven
ice?" Then eggs must be very scarce
there" was the ready reply. The candidate
WAS nnssed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11


Bakers Island Guano,
"ul are prepared 10 furnish dealers and Farmer
with aly quantity .; this most valuable FEhfl
i.jLEE. - lowest established prices.
The BAKERS ISLAND i admitted to IL the
mo,t r:uaLjc P!i0>?HATiC GthNU "Ycr "hcr-
2,i to tuo hgri"ultara:ist. The araty*is "o!""
n.ls ,a!e hy ~. hicu:rt Il. St"''ier, Chemist OF
this city aod may bo Implicitly rciicl on
Pamphle:s containing The history .! hi. uH"n"'
certificates from Farmers and Planters, vino have
u."d il, on ,"roGs crops. in every section Of the
country, ago ample directions Tor lis application.
can iu obtained &; our Iounring house.
1uatg>i" by Dr. Il. IT, M"t}.r:
urra... ,4aitc. containing sorI@ A'ntnonia...5
Pho; ;ha;c uE L;mo ;s.,,.. ,,,,r,h,,. :; IA
% i!a:::e.:a
Potash aus: soda salt 20
wafer !"
in#oiub'o matter. Sand, Phosphate u! Iron
and hlGn:,i;' >"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11
OR THE NORTH. WEST. ana NORTH " s9:.o.l
- e: g: :: -
NORTHERN CENTRAL HALLWAY.

FOR THE NORTH, WEST, ana MONTH =" E.oA
., Is 81 81 -.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
So MINER 4 Il L 4 y Il 4 II Il y /.
| CnANGE OF HDURS.
an AND AFTER MAJ 9Th, 1850, trains viii
" leave Calvert Station
| The Mail Train daily Except sundays ii e."V
| A. NJ for Elmiri Dutt.tiu Niagara Fails, ano All
| parts Of Western New York, and Canalia. Also,
for Pittsburg, Chicago. Cleveland. ClncnmatL -.
Louis, and al parts ot the West, Northwest and
Southwest. For Emmitsburg. Lancaster, hebal'-
| on, Reading and Puttsyilic. ANA OwngS Mills,
Reis1erstown. Manchester, Md.. a:.d Westminster.
and for Chambersburg and Carlisle, Pa, aad Tor
Haserstown. Maryland
The Express Train daily At so 7. Il. for Bu!-
fa!o and the North aud Canaia. a:iG Tor f"tHpufs
and all parts Of the West and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can go by o;har Of these trains to
Detroit and Chcag" Via N!agnra Fails ut HE SAM.
cost by any othe: roGtr
A new route 10 New York i nnw open 5f ih'S
road via Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, Eu&:"n
and Jersey City. with only one change oi Cars
over first class roads. Take III" $50 \. II. train
Through by daylight, AT ~ low 'are As hy any
other route.
Travellers from Washington anu the S"nt" 70
the go A. NJ. and so T. NJ. trains. m:.tv oon@"-
tons with the trains over this road.
- nv: =. -, l;...,,.,.,, ..,,,.i, al he Ticket
ro' lirAe's 'It." ,,
Enayt Enanti;n G", .,rs,. r,s ,,''i,'i E'IIimnrr
JAS. {. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN T. hlGN&E,
Assistant superintendent.
j. H. WAnSER, Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, ie TT
NJ \ l. /! l Il
NEW ARkANHEAhAI /, ~ @!l, lNn"
ALEXANDRIA, LooEoU!' ana HH4.iA e<i y =
E-aiiSVab
,--.- -. .,..- -.s.:..
fss2 - - - ,=,.;..;:3s:5 r31s31 an1
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Atcra"d''", L"""o"" az" "|"PSI'. -
a"d -i""h~ d; r"""ef '%f .''s7 -""'' ~D"' ~ .
On and after Monday -l'' I">,,' WIZ '>'N. ~.
Depot at AieAaiuF!"' IL = ~ ' '"' 80 ~
Winchester :'' D. !. W ', ,a ,..l,,ra.
Leave " 'nvtt iiax",,Ir;,, p II n
g. A. W. "'tr'"5 ',>,;',,, ,.i,L u..n;,.,tnn
linie .'' 'i''.''
an' D"''''"o'e 2,pr
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loano 'rn" I,m,+,i;.,'.. ,,on,s n .,rn,ry.
hooSo"'s' 7'''' * RTYTI!r.
'''" - l,r General Suu,rio;on,i,.nt
NY .,-~
MANASSAS &AF I'--ii.s-o''H'
- ~. s;: sa s-.t.s .. i -
ss s ~ ~ - Ii IL >; III
DASSENGERS tor TINS n""' VIII lT''. ,r '"I
l. Alexandria station |" inc 'r';'aS ''"', ~ a.
!, a. NJ. oAHy y>"HutN> 'N,' 'r',
- nM;In,irr,,. and Winrhr>t.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11

&-EcROES WANTED.--i wisl. 10 purchase
~ any number of NEGROES. for which WIZ
pay liberal prices ThoS" wis-ns to sell VIII ~,
we'll 70 call on me before selling, at my o" S'a2"'
at West End, Alexandria. Va. ,,,,,.,,-
ouo 1e--atf JoHEi :. On -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11
LOC4L ITEMS.

SALE.-Mr. }. I. Creighton, Auctioneer,
sold yesterday, the three story brick dwell
ling and lot Of ground on King street, occu,
pied by JAS. Sangster, 70 feet front and lOO
deep-sold subject to contingent right OF
dover in Mrs. S. for $500. A. S. Grigsby,
purchaser Slave woman and child two
years old, was bought by A. 5. Sangster for
$500 Slave woman purchased by A. S.
Sangster for Sl.205. Slave bought by Mr..
Grigsby for 81 ,25O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11

IMPORTANT NoTrCE.-It will be seen by
the notice Of the Superintendent of Gas in
this mornings Gazette, that the flow of gas
will be cut of from the premises of all who
fail to settle their gas bills on or before FRI
day, tomorrow. The matter is not discre-
tonary with the Superintendent, the law be-
ing imperative. Settle up your gas bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11
CHANGE OF HOURS

:
NAND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 9rn. i5tn.
-T->> GEORGE PAGE. and sH>~'
,.ss. .s..-se;S TnOS. COLLlEk. SAlazE.aAaa<
tsJRGE PAGE, leaves Alexandria 1t Il. !, 10,
= 2. sad !. O'clock
leaves Washington at IL. =. II, |. ), , and ot
.rora.
THOMAS C0LLNER, leaves Alexandria at g.
b II, l. and o'clock.
i:.'s, Washington at 5. 10. II, ,. 4 and ,! o.
.yra
.g',p; On Tuesdays ami Fridays. on which days
H. sill leave Washington al 10. and Alexandra
\ ~ v'tlotk ,or Mount Vernon
;. GEDNEI' Captains.
49, :. BAKER,
,r-vo The Steamer JAMES GUY. leaves
] tesrs11sx-sss sr1z-ss asnngton every tt tESDal ana
Ii".0A(, at i o'cloch. 4. NJ, and AleAandria al
Il ''o'k, \. W.. for Currioman, and the iniefhir-
.''s landings. On her return trips. she VIII
r.: ntsiomau every "Wednesday aud Saturday
u clock l. VI.
LlCIEN 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
M,aASIr& bot> >n, Agent, Alexandria.
-t I'll
..sSe FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NE"
/ sssszs. ORR HANDS LINE.-Ihe regular
.1,se .,yarner J. JEROME. Capt Jerome, will
'',e 'a Saturday, 18th inst. Apply TO -or
WM. II. FOWLE i son,
/ .t9--r No. South WharveS.
= VESSELS WANTEp.-Ve>sc!>r CONSTANT
>s<- wanted Tor
AoRF0LE
PORTSMOUTH,
and RICHMOND.
u ;-e't ra'r. ot freight and dispatch given. Ap-
. Ir Il ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD

-. ~,-.s -.u.-..s.. -
E u. -.--:;;s: IL = = :::s1
pASSENGERS tOr this n@ai nih loay" the
I Alexandria Station. in the orange Train, ri
:, A. NJ daily Sundays oHccpt"t:) arrive at Al
exandria att, z. II. Through tickets by '"i$ ToH'o
to Mddlejurg and iachc>t"r.
The Trains leave Mouat Jackson G,,;iy iSn"-
DAVIS excepted. at T:%o, \. NJ, ana arrive RI 81
exaudria AT l:3i 7. Il.
1,IAnN-, pN ERlENN tNn.m.nrar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11

C,T0yE POLISH, Stove ijrn~ie$. Shoe hru>hI>'
- window, Sweeping, Scrub AMI iieHr'n n'CSn- r,l
- White Wash, Crumb, Clothes, h""' t.' va
pet brushes JOHN OGDEN.
|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11

NEGRoES WANIEb.--M",G, VISA I" i,'t> ,.'.n >''">.
~ any number OF ho Aof>. '' .'SH .t.:. SJarr
fnr .ayh All letters addressed 10 Us. NJ tA!% at'
w; vi; VI, receive prompt attention. Having b""Sni
W. I,, ;>,nent lately occupied hy Njliao Il
G Grssby, West end D"ke street ana hav9E * rent
ted it to make it Que Of the no<t healthy ~, ara @,',
Portable Depot for NEGROES, We VIII 'S''N' I
Them on board on the usual terms. ,,1,.
2n-=rnit IhtNh ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11

Passengers going by this well.known Line. will
,,y. bg sure Of first class and fast 'tenmers, Of
.,.,y comfort and attention. and n good supply
G.r,ops wishing 10 send Tor their friends, can
,..iu certificates OF passage At the above rates
For passage, apply 10
yg 5--tt FOWLE It CO. Alexandria, va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11
MALI. LIN l..
NEW ARhASGENENT ~ y "i.t, i~60.
ALEXANDRIA, LoJG9UI. and HEN2Gi n
RAILROAD.

To.nj from Winchester. So &crTrvio, 81;
L.cSh,ro. 81 30. intermediate" points ia proper
ton. w. -. ''''
my l1--.ltf ttHc""i S";'ffo'"i"t"i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-11

r5If!E unGcrsign have been appointed by Viii
/ liam II. Webb. esq. oi New York, Agents for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
NJ OTICE.-AIr. JOHN MOREY, ,Jr.. who

IN U IIN MI. JUIfN IIUhE1, JT.i WHO
y has heretofore successfully carried the Hair
dressing business Foster street. has transferred his
business To Mr. w II. JANKINS late of the firm OF
Jankns X Clough who will continue the business on
Foster street Persons holding bills against Mr. Morey
are requested TO present them for settlement Also those
who are indebted to him desired to make immediate
payment as he intends eavina the city soon d4w oZ6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

ST. JosErH, Nov THE pony express,
with San Francisco dates to Oct. 24th, arrived
at noon to day.
Senator Baker haG addressed an immense
meeting at San Francisco, declaring his inten-
ton TO abide by the doctrine of non-lnterven-
ton with slavery III the territories, not as Il
principle but as policy.
Two men were dreadtuly laccrated in Fru-
SO Valley, on the 25th, by the premature dis
charge OF cannon while firing salutes in
honor of the republican victories in PennSylva'
mia, Ohio, and Indiana. One will lose both
eyes.
The great New Almeden quicksilver mine
case is pending in the United States circuit
court. The argument was opened by T. G..
Peachy for the claimants, in a speech lasting
for week. He was followed by Edmund
Randolph, tor the government, who spoke dur.
ing the entire session OF another week. Sena.
tor Benjamin ,hen spoke for three days for
the claimants. Randolph will then make the
closing argumeot for the government. As an
intellectual struggle this case has reldom been
equaled.
The 18th of November has been appointed
a day OF Thanksgiving.
Recent intelligence from Oregon says the
account of the late massacre by the Snake IN
dams is greatly exaggerated. Col. Wright
had received information that all but eleven Of
the train had arrived at the settlements in
safety, and strong hopes were entertained OF
the escape Of the eleven who had become sep
arated from the main body.
The cleo ion news paralzed both wings of
the democracy. 1t is reported that Gwin and
Weller were coldly received on their election
eering tonr. The success of the republicans
is probable
FORT KEARNEY, Nov. 10.-The pony ex-
press, with dates to the 3lst ult, passed this
afternoon. Trade with the country was mod
erately active. Political news unimportant.
The store of Pearson & CO., at Peru, was
entered few days ago by masked men. Mr..
Pearson was fatally injured and all the money
IN the safe was taken.
Oregon advtces are to the 9th. The Iegis
lature adjourned on the 18th, having passed Il
large number of bills and memorials 70 con.
gress.
Denver City dates are to the 9TH. Judge
McLane has been arrested and held to bail in
the sum of $4,000 at Papois--ofence not
stated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
THE ELECTION.

Returns from Texas indicate that the state
has gone strongly for Breckenridge. His ma
jority in Galveston is 500, and in Houston 300.
The vote of the city of New Orleans was as
follows Bell 72l6, Douglas 2905, and Brock
inridge 2645. Secessionism is not popular in
that city.
New YORK Nov. 11.-Missouri, which has
been claimed for Douglas, has gone for Bell
by vote of from 5000 to 1000 Tennessee,
which has been claimed for Breckenridge, II
now given to Bell by 1000 plurality. The re-
suit in Virginia is still doubtful. ITO counties
give Breckinridge's majority 600. The coun,
ties not heard from gave Letcher majority OF
800.
Missouri Gone for Bell.
ST.. Louis, Nov. 10.-Forty- flour counties IN
Missouri give the following result, and the
state is claimed for Bell by 5000 10 lOOO =
Bell 81, 428, Douglas $4,000, Breckenridge d.
$40, Lincoln 1856.
Georgia.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. lot is barely
possible that Breckenridge will have majority
in Georgia Twenty eight counties are yet to
be heard from.
Virginia
WASHINGTON, Nov. ll.-One hundred and
fifteen counties in Virginia show that Bell
gains Il, 900 over Goggin's vote Of last year,
and that Breckinridgd gains 500 over Letch-
cr's vote
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
From Havana and Vera Cruz.

New ORLEANS, 10th.-Steamer BrenvilIe,
Havana Sth, has arrved-sugar dull, stock
$4,000; new crop excellent; treights dull.
The steamer Clyde has arrived at Havana
with Vera Cruz dates OF the 18th. The
Constituencies had lost 1000 men by the
explosion of mine at Guadaajara. They af-
forwards raised the sege.
The steamer Tennessee from Vera Cruz,
It'll inst has arrived. The Juarez govern
ment had granted an extension of the Tehuan-
tepec charter, Ocampo is appomed foreign
minister; Mata, minister of the treasury.
The British legation permanently retired from
Mexico, are passengers in the Tennessee The
Constituencies were still before Guadua.
jara. The country is in a distracted state
Miramon proposes to resign. The British,
Prussian, and Spanish ministers, with Mr..
McLane were at Jalapa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
huron FLOWk RIG BULLS

~ Those and fine Dutch Bulbs open and
In most perfect order. They 'sst of Hyacinths Tu
lips Lilies of various fine kinds Narcissuses, Dubious
lrses Gladolusts Pe0nies and ious other fine flow
ering sorts. Catalogues, with prc bulbs, be
had by application ut the store of 10. N O. HILL or by
letter to the subscriber Prices very lew
o25 diff .. NJ. EARLE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

Ladies are requested call aud examine his stock
fore purchasing elsewhere. Muers particularly
QueStcd to call d3m ole
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
PAPER HANGIAGS.

have on had very large stock of French English
and American tpcr Hangngs, Decorations, Borders
Centers, Fire Boa Prints, &C, which l prepared
to sell at prices so Low that all will be satisfied.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
NEW GAS FIXTURES.

From the celebrated manufa :ory of Cornelius Baker
shall continue to be in rece of these Goods as the
new patterns come out at all tim keeping hand the
best stock TO be found in the city and the lowest
prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
Q0lants.

SITUATION WAN TED-As Cook, bv
~ woman who give good reference. Inquire at
Spring street nl0 d2t*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

New York, Nov. 10--The schooner j. W.
Pharo, of Philadelphia, for Somerset cOlded
with an unknown vessel, this morning, and
sunk The captain, wife, and crew, were
saved in a boat, were picked up and taken to
PhiIadelphia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
Bank Robbery.

New York, Nov 10.-The Ramsey Bank,
at Tarrylow was burglariously entered last
night, the safe blown up, and $500 or 5000
taken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10-The attempt to
form the republican clubs of this city into
posse to support Mr.. Lincoln to the presiden-
tial chair, was voted down by large meeting,
to night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
Vessels Ashore.

NIAGARA, C. W., Nov. Brig Paragon,
from Oswego for We Hand Canal, went ashore
here to night. Crew saved. Schooner Berlin
was driven ashore ut Wellington tonight.
Crew saved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

COTTON heavy, but prices without striking change;
sales $500 bales, including $500 bales in transit at "a
llRc for mid ling uplands
FLOUR Receipts - bbls; sales $4,000 bbls superfne
state $3.50 a 53j extra state S545 q 555 round hoop
Ohio $50 q SIS; superine western $3.50 g 5'35 pm
mon to good extra western S5,5O@ 5S0 southern heavy
sales 400 bbs; mixed good $685. a g. fancy and extra
s60j 7.75 Canada steady; sales $50 bbls; eXtIa at
1910 % $50.
GRAN Wheat parcels afoat are heavy, unsettled,
and shade easier while lots in store rule steady at
yesterdays prices; sales 05O bushels; Chicago spring
SllS a l,22: Milwaukee club SIPS q l263 winter red
western 1888 q l34, aOat, and S30 @ 1881 in store
white Ohio. Indiana. &c, S4l q Las, Corn dull, heavy,
and lowers sales rs 900 bushels; mixed western SIC aoat
and Tic in store.
for and heavy for prime; sales AIS bbls;
sl9S 1925; prime $3.50 q Sl4 Lard dull for want OF
stock sales IT'S bbls. Sugars quet Muscovadu, AS
hhds at Ut % 7gc Havana, 1900 boxes, part at 7c, and
the remainder ON private terms Coffee quiet and steady
MoaSses unchanged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

Messrs. GODDARD Il ALDRICH would inform their
friends and the public of their ability furnish
small Band for Private Parties augmentabe to an Or
chestra, for any occasion
Engagements made with j. B0YDEN, No. 2 Lincoln
House Block or either of the Band.
MUSIC furnished Tor Orchestra Brass String Bands
at short notice, on application to N p. GODDARD or ].
REIDLE diff nS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14
Piasssurg, ipsam.

MheEs@@s A. NJ KazM AAaF%h&a - -
aasnss Ms csrsain ssaassassg assA. esaEias =
Sxns ggfA. Is6s, cor sAe sum d nsxss HsnzssM
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~ s5sEas6 81 shs ssaa Halnss e Ira Flsasss =
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d.sssa 1axsssas ~ ssis a {, Fe.a 40 - =
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nsss ID nc sass g os .sss !. - -
s r. 49, 80 q rssix ~ Cast, Issll
Z e s ~ J ! J. i Fsss ALI, Isi s. 8
NaaeE 70. 10 IN ssysiss Kssss AdaiSlsa, 4 - ~
s 4 n ~ z ss ,.'ss /, r. s 81
= resss ssslss, IVA, = rrsasss . :
n 1870. s41faasszfag ama anpaseFins q :
- - SFwsk HaEpwssA In shs sTsai ~ sss ~
Eavmsm1 e sAls m&ss, wAsn shs $3.50 vas - =
akyabla, 10 sAveFfisa sad real 'asss - ID ssa
ss prlnxsa n NE ssansy e posls sssanss -
= isAss sAisty - sss NO., NO. = ~, -
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The Loss of The Lady EIgin.

CHICAGO, MOnday, S1pt' IU-nOpn'
Ms. JANE Cook, Mis- ELIZABETH ANN COOK, CT
Fond du Lac, Wis FRAEKLIS HOPKINS, aud a sou OF
Deputy United States Marshal Burns of Milwaukee,
are among the lost by the Lady Elein, THOMAS KEN
NEDY reported lost lie saved All accounts Represent
the City of Milwaukee as shrouded in mourning, and
business seems to be entirely suspended.
TIE Republican demonstration, sc. down for the re-
cepton of Senator Seward to- lay has been
Gardiner S. Hubbard, owner of the Lady Elgin,
las lbeed the schooner Augusta for $40 OOO and the
vessel has been taken in charge by the United States
Marshal. This will bring out foil investigation Of
the affair.
Tie body Of HERBERT ISGRAHAN, member OF the
Canadian Parliament. has been recognized and taken in
charge by his friends. Up to this morning twenty
seven bOdies have been recovered.