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THE LAST DoDiE "A day or two ago man
specially dressed, called at grocery store IN
upper part Of tie city, and inquired after lat,
attendant In the store. He was Informed that he
had gone TO California; upon which he expressed d
his regret that he had rot been able to see him he.
fore he started. as he owed him twenty dollars.
which he was anxious to pay. The store keeper
said he would forward il to him. If desired; to
which the other with thanks assented, and handed
over fifty dollar bill receiving thirty dollars in
change. The fifty dollar bill was subsequently,
ascertained TO be counterfeit Pnila3elp phid
Ls6S,r. Jan 10
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4 CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL .
w. AWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs & CO., MAs.srR,

WILMINGTON. DELAwARK,
FRANCE, BROADRENTS Il CO. having OH
sneo from the Legislature of Delaware at its late
sossioh' Lostery Contract, to continue in opera
ton for period Of twenty years and having fiyeu
o0nas I 10 the state for ons million of dollars to
qraTlnE at MImlngton, Del, the CONSOLI-
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE for
purposes, Ard the SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY
VI oEb.h bDhLA w AXE for the same objects.
Inc ConsoIdated Lotteries of Delaware are
arawn daily at is minutes before D. m and the
IL m. ' " " Se oo'oie
All drawings under tie superintendence of Lot
tery commissioners appointed BY the State of Del
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n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS. after praotloai test Of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheopastic Process for inserting ypsE3
artificial teeth II has the advantages of0
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Full
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion
Office 3O6 Pa. avenue. eeJ
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BJ~A newspaper In the Bohemian language
has been started in St. Louis II is called the
farodry Novbsg, National Gazette and the edi-
to- is Mt. T. b. Erben.
~ There are 800 pedlars In Massachusetts,
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u The recent finding of a large Quantity O
sfnoergris In the BODY Of dead whale discovered
hoatng on tue ocean, has attracted considerable
et'ention to the nature and pecuIiari.es OF the
hele Ills solid, opaque, fatty substance found
on the sea coast or sometimes floating on the sea
enleny IN the tropical regions Ii is Of various
,olors put chleny OF deep ash colo ed yelio w
VI IS most frequently found in small fragments ar
usually In the intestines Of the sperma Ell whale
ana IS supposed TO be the cause or the result of
disease In that animal. After short exposure 10
the air and washing its odor is fragrant and is
creased by heating. Iftbrown on hot coalsit burns
and is entirely dlsspated II is not soluble either
In water or the ocids Ether. ammonia, and oil
dissolve II, but alcohol acts only portion and
Is therefore useful In analy wing Caustic aka
8 combine with IL and form soap, and 10 also
nsAd In perfumsry, &C.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR: II. PERABEAU. PROFESSOR OF MU-
H. u sIe, vocal and instrumental, orgsnist OF, A(x
style Of singing Rasidenoe-397 Now York ~
avenue, corner of 18th street. NO &-Smf
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PAcroRT Panic AT CoHogs. y. Y-Thefe
has been for some time a small crack In the mai N
vail OF Roots Knitting mill In Remsen street,
tOhoes, which has recently extended, and run
tlr considerable distance towards the roof On
Thursday, II Is said the crack became so large
MAT band could be placed in 1t, and II was
thought that the wall was Sill ghtly out from per-
p"ndiculsr. Wofkmen were employed in strength
"ning the building, and competent mechanics
gave II as their opinion that there is no danger of
.ee iall Of the building; but this did not satisfy
we operatives, and yesterday nearly all of them
%H 'helr employment The knitting mill Is one
~ the oldest establishments of the kind in tbis
s"cno1, and was put up at time when walls
were built more substantial than they are now =
u Ias always been perfectly reliable structure
ana the probability 10, that but for the Pemberton
mills disaster, the break I'm the wall which has
now produced so much fear would not have been
noticed Albany Journal, JanVary21
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IL Miss Watestili Stevens. of Pawtucket
Mass, a lady So years of age, claimed ST 900 dam.
ages of Elisha c. Fuller, of Fall River for an
alleged breace of promise Of marriage. The de.
fendant is g. years of age, and the plaint charged
that lie married another woman after paying his
attentions 10 her for some months. The Jury re-
maned out for three hours, and as they were then
unable to agree, the parties compromised by Mr.
Fuller paying the disconsolate Mss Stevens $2p(
damages, and S15 to defrsy the expense Of the
suit
IL In April, 1859, Mr.. T. Jones started from,
Plattsuouth Nebraska, for Pixies Peak leaving
his wife and family provided for. In October
following he returned, and during a Temporary
absence from home, his wife eloped with man
named Philip p. Shelter, whom Mr. Jones had
left at his home, while he was at Pixies Peak
They took with them all her husbands money,
valuable movables, and two children, leaving
one child behind. Another man, named Amass
NJ. Garrison, accompanied the runaways
III The widow Of Santerre, the brewer-who
played so prominent part In the first Frenc b
Revolution, and presided at the execution of Iouis
XVI-is still living. She resides in the Faubourp
St. Germain, and aftirms that she has In her DOS.
session the keys Of the Bastile; also number OF
curious minutes and manuscripts relative to per-
sons who were imprisoned in that fortress.
ID Young lady Of Boston, who INDUCED in
an afternoons sport on Jamaica Pond. during the
extremely cold weather, had her skates strapped
on 20 tightly that the circulation Of the blood In
her feet was stopped. Both Of them, in conse-
QucncS, were frozen, ana IL Wd8 lOunQ necessary.
short time age, to amputate one in order to save
her life.
iC- Great excitement was created at Manches
ter, \. H. on Saturday, by the stabbing of Po-
hcemamCarr by a man named Merrill, whom he
attempted to arrest for obstructing the sidewalks
aud insulting p2ssers by. Subsequently Merrill
stabbed another officer and Sheriff Farmer, who
eventually secured him. None Of the parties were
injured fatally.
~ A woman named Collochin was killed 81
Cohoes, near Troy. last Friday. She was very
near the period Of her confinement An sffray
occurred at her house. growing out Of the us. Of
Equor, q ning which she was brutality kick ed In
The abdomen by a relative. Sooa af,ef she w,as
taken Ill, and, after suffering the most horrible
ag"nies, died. fhe child 10 also dead
O There is a large island in the Mississippi,
oPPosite ana near the city OF Clinton A bridge
has been thrown from the Illinois shore 70 this
island, and train has passed over it, The main
channel. west Of the island, will not be brideed
over I'LL the Rock Island bridge case il decid d 4
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RUY YOUR STOVES
ID AT REDUCED PRICES.
G.. SNYDER, Philharmonic Hall, south side of
tho Avenue west of lth and xt door TO the
Star Ofce, selling his entire stock of Stoves, TIN
Ware, and Gas Fixtures at reduced prices. Those
in want of bargains will cell soon. Plumbing ard
Gas fitting executed At the shortest notice, and
warranted. de a
THOSE OF OUR CUSTOMERS NOT WISH
Ing to be annoyed by having bills presented to
them requested to call and settle their accounts
in cash prior TO the goth tant. after which time
all bills will be preaentsd without l st notion of per
son. WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
daA 32a Pa. av.. het. 9th and 10Th stR
CENTLEMEN'S DRESSING GOWNS-A
NJ large and fine assortment of all sty lies and qua.
ites, varying in prloes from s. to S25
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
dsS 2Qx Pa hat 9th md lnfh ~.
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-. The Maine Farmer says that q citizen
Of W eek Mills, in China. Me. while digging
IVr we'll, recently. when he had dug down
about p feet, came to he'd Of clay. which be-
gan to give way under his feet He immedi-
ately sprang into tub that had been sus spend
el to receive the excavated earth when the clay
which gave way under the pressure OF his feet
At once began to rise toward him lie thrust
his spade into the mass, and the water gushed
forth. Supposing that he had struck profuse
vein If water, he ascended and commenced
throwing in stone to serve as a foundation for
1ionin5 II up Bu; every stone he east down
disappeared below the waters surface, and
when he bad thus disposed Of several tons the
greedy we'll lo"ked up. like Oliver Twist, for
more. The man resOrted to sOundings, but his
poles would not reach the bottom. Lines were
triei with heavy sinkers. which went down
eighty feet, and made no report "All is we'll
that ends we'll, " but this affair ended in some
thing else than well, proving to be Il subter-
rInean basin of water the soundings Of which,
when cur informant lett China, had not been
made. The locality of this singular discovery
Is sOme mile or 90 away from one Of the open
ponds in China and on IN elevation consider
ably above il.
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FOR NEW YORK.
AssAGE; sri riNGhJHDING IJ d MEALS AND


The New York and Virgins Screw Steamship
COmpany's new and elegant steamship <&NAe
MOUNTVERNoN, Cspt. II. c. Smith, HSfGN
will leave the Cor2any's Depot, Wee s sN
DAY, and the Company's Depot, at Alexandra,
at O'Clock p. IN. sane day.
Passengers from Washiy ston and GEORGETOWN
can - Ike the coaches connecung with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner 81
1th street and Pa: avenue hourly, they leave
on the steamer from the Western WbsTves at IL
O'Clock a.
State rooms can be engaged on application %
Messrs. Morgan Rhinehsrt, Western Wharves.
Freight will be received up TO the hours Of depar
ture.
IL Insurance. will be Effected all goods by
this line at the othce OF the Company al Por cent
premium.
Tho accommodations for passengers by this lise
aro In every respect hrst-c and every effort Wi
De made to render this communication with New
York al sc reeable and healthful ono
For freight or passage Apply TO FOWBb q
CO., Agents, Ale1sEdna.
H. b. CROMWELL & CO.
se2-ly So West It,, corner A ibany, New orE.
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
Te be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware. at Is
minutes before IL m.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
Clss. a5-7S Numbers, IS drawn ballots.
'Tidas Dc. 0f'ssss -: i.ss prizes aS' of-'l'ss Sc
Tickets q. &C.
TUESDAY, January 81.
clsss 96-TS numbers, IL drawn ballots
! prize e Of i--.s5 'sS prizes .sr,,as
&C. riofeis SS; 81. &C.
WEDNESDAY, Febru.r,
csss H-7S numbers: u drawn ballots.
prize Of s4,sf! Prize Of t.,.---sl.cO
'' Tiokets' 81. &C.
c... THSRsPAbY Hs ssPbsi.. FsSsfssEsSS slsnss Sso..
'fa5s: ac. ssSs sSss 'Tiaas. as. 0fsl'sSS SIC
''' Tickets 81. &C.
FRIDAY, Februarys
Class 2s-1S numbers, IS drawn ballots.
prize Of----,.s5, ,SsS 81 spTissss Of $50
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY, February
C2Ass sI-75 numbers, l2drswn ballots.
i'Fsss ss' 'f'i$s i:ss 'f'sas: as 0f''sSS -: Sc
"''' Tickets 81. ''
All orders for tickets or certificates OF packages
the most prompt and confidential attention, and the
printed ofeeIal Cravings sent ss soon on, as Oyer.
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LOTTERIES.

ROYAL HAVANA OTTERY
HE Next Drawing of the ROYAL Havana Lot
IIy, oo1ducted by the Spanish Government under
Will take place at Havana on VI Ne"0'
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1867.
SOhIEO NUMERO IS! ORDiNIRIO
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Whole Tickets, S2O-Halves, sI0Eouar.ers. q
PiIsss PpiIs cashed at sight at per cent discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken Al mar
draw ing will be forwarded ss soon as tbe resuIt
becomes known. ~ ~ os '"o iesu''
An orders Tor schemes or tickets to be addressed
10 DON RODRIGUEZ,
ia E-tr Care OF City Post. Charles ton s c.
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NOTICE.-The Steamer JAMES GUY having
Y resumed her route on the Poto- r.
msc river, Will leave washington on 3tiiN
TUESDAYS for CURRl0MAN, Iz-1zxsssAk
sid on FRIDAYS lcommcnclng on the 9th OF A prill
fer PINEY POINT and KINSALE,Stes - NJ,
turning, will leave KIasale on SATURDAYS at
I., stopping Ct oil OF the regular landings going
and returning. LUCIEN =. PAGE, Prop'r,
NATH'L. BoUsH, Agent, Alexandfis. mar 23-r
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STATE ASsAVkR's OFFICE. 90 Son1srsetf st..(
NV BosroN, April IL, 1a5a
WM II. DAILY, New York: nave made = chem
Lea ANALYSIS Of yo9r Aron,stic Valley Whisky, and
ni NO biu1"us maj W Kys
ommend it ss suitable for medical and public pur-
poses, CHARLES T. JACKSON
ia 2S colin State Assayer
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II GIBBSS
LIAR DRESSING AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,


The undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has on hand a large and fashionable assort
ment OF Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS,
best material, manufactured especially for his sales;
also, the finest sto,k of PERFUMERY in the
manufacturer in HAIR WORK, such as Wigs,
Toupees, Scalps, 6o., which he also makes and fits
to order.
d., d JDHN Fl GIBRS
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DALY,S
AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY,

We have just received Twenty FIVE Cases of this
very superior WH'Sk Being manufactured ex-
clusively from the hnost quality of Rye, consumers
can rely upon lts being entirsly free from all delete
rInus ingredients.
We annex three certificates from eminent chem
lsts OF the North to its purity
BARBOUR & SEMMES.
" II. DAILY: Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is
received and after careful examination find it to
be pure article entirely free from the aips.YdttHs
tagredtsnts so freq rent used
Yours, respectfully, JAS. ]. MAPES,
AnalyticSl Chemist
have analyzed a. sample of "Day's Aromatic
alley w hsky. and fnd it to be pure article, of
hne navor, ard without any dnieterious admIxture
JAS. X. Chiffon, M D..
New York Chemist.
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SELLING ATCOST
AL Ny stock Of FANCY PLAID SILKS snd
six ROBES, BONNET X RtBBoSs, i;ADIES
SHAWi.S DRESS GOODS Of al kinds, Call
esrfy and get bargains; H. bGAN,
223 Pa. avenue. south ride.
jaT-st Between 6th and Tth ets.
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g S20.OOO WORTH OF FANCY GOOLS.
SHILLING OFF! SELLING OFF!

IMPERIAL PRUNES,
1 CAPRES
We reoelved few days since supply Of fresl
Imperial Prunes and Cap es Non parelles, se!eate'
for MS In Bordeaux. The Prunes are very large ant
Juicy. KING & BURCHELl.,
ia 1i cor. 18th st. and Vermont ave.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEWS FROM CHINA via CALIFORNIA

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo, Sept 1.-THE pony ex-
press with San Francisco dates to the 9th has
arrived here. Gold was still being found ON
the sutace at Acapulco.
ST. Louis dates to the l4th had been recev.
ed by the pony express.
The Douglas and Bell state conventions
were % be held on the 9Th and efforts were
making for a fusion.
The principal counties had nominated cand
dates for the legislature. All the Douglas can.
ddates were pledged to oppose the re election
of Gwin, and the Breckenridge candidates
were not instructed.
The daily overland mail from Sacramento
to Portland commences on the Is.
Rich quartz beds have been discovered in
Tuolomne county. Over 100000 had been
1dken out in five days.
Broderick's mill case is befCkeAthe court.
Martin Mcdonald, formerly OF New York,
witness for the contestants, impeached the YER
acty Of A. A, Phillips, one of the attesting
witnesses There is a better demand for
goods from the country, but insufficient to
bring the city dealers into market for renewed
supplies, except on limited scale. Transac-
tons small. No round sales. Money is easy
and abundant.
Hong Kong dates are to July Oath The
allied expedition remained at Tainenwan at the
mouth OF the Peiho. There were $50 sail
there and all the troops were encamped on the
shore. Lord Elgin arrived on the 9th, and it
was understood that the troops would re-em-
bark on the 10th for Takee forts which was
to be taken before peace overtures were made.
A marine on board the Terrier. shot the
commander, Hudson, and it was feared he was
MORALLY wounded.
The English merchants at Shanghai had
urged prosecution OF the war until satisfae.
tory guarantee could be obtained that trade
and commerce should no longer be intertered
with by the Chinese at Shanghai.
1t is believed that Hong Chow had fallen
into the hands of the rebels, or there was great
danger thereof.
A French missionary returning from the in
kterior was seized by pirates and sold to the
people Of village called Couboy, where he
was held to ransom for $500, which was paid
by his proselytes. The gunboat and the boats
ol the British ship Acorn, went to the village
and demanded the restitution OF the money
and the mssiouary's private property, and the
surrender OF the ringleadeIs. The demand
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Furious Gale in New 0rleans-Great Destruction
of Property.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-There was a
severe gale here Saturday, which caused great
destruction of property. Nearly every house
in Balize was carried away, and several lives
were lost including Capt. Kinney, pilot of the
New York and Havana steamship company.
The steamer Galveston, ship Galena, and
several other vessels outward bound, were
blown ashore at the Passes. Several towboats
are lying high and dry. The Milneburg ter
minus of the Pontchartrain railroad is sub
merged, 1t is reported that all the bath houses
between New Orleans and Mobile were swept
away. The town of Biloxi, on the Mississippi,
is i'll ruins.
AT Mobile the storm was severely felt all
the wharves in the lower part of the city being
submerged. During the gale Pomeroy &
MarshalPs lime warehouse was burned, and
several steamboats, were blown ashore. The
loss by fire and storm is half million
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COTTON steady; sales 1900 bales at lOge for mddling
upands.
FlOUR-Receipts 47O66 bbls sales $500 bbls; state
and western heavy unsettled and 10 "a 25c lower: SUI
perine state s54O $50; extra state $3.50 % $3.50;
round hoop Ohio, 500 a 500; superine western So IS
a 5,5O; common to good extra western $3.50 a $50;
southern heavy, and lower; sales 1900 bhls mixed to
good $3.50 a 5000; fancy and extra $500 a 1918 Can
ada superne heavy and declning sales $50 bbs;
500 "a 1850: superfne $40 a. $50.
GRAlN.-Wheat heavy, unsettled, and a. &c lower;
sales 10000 bushels; Chicago spring Sl,4 O. 1924; NIL
waukee club Sl22 a LIS; winter red western 81 ,29 "a
l32 white western s. 35 a Las; white Kentucky 81 SO
white Michigan Sl50 Sl55, Corn shade easier; sales
$1,000 bushels; mixed western IS @ Sc chiefly at 66 @
66sc: yellow western 6S a SIC.
PRONISlNNS.-Beef steady; sales $50 bbls. Pork
dull, heavy, and lower; sales 500 bbls rs a
1880 for new and S9 for old prime 81 for new and sl3
for old Lard dull and heavy; sales 800 bbs Il q 1877
Sugars steady sales 1870 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 6 a
6sc} l49 hhds Porto Rico u 90 &c Coffee quiet; Rio
200 bags at 1871 q lie; jamaica TO bags at 4ic Molasse
quiet aud unchanged.
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RnSfnn ItaHlnq

BosToN, Sept. 1.-THE U. S. steamship
Release, commander G. w. Harrison, has ac-
rived here-last from Aspinwall.
Statutes were fired and city bells rung, at
sunrise, noon and sunset, to- day, in commemo-
ration of the 250th anniversary Of the settle
mcnt of Boston.
The population of the city is officially given
as 1T 902
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Later from Havana-Wallzer Captured, and
delivered to the Spanish authorities.


NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Star of the West has arrived from Havana the
18Th. Sugars dull; 81 reals for No. II; stock
$4,000 boxes. The Spanish war steamer
Francesca de Asis had arrived at Havana from
Amoa 9th, and Truxillo It'll.
The British steamer Icarus, with transport
and troops under Alvarez, proceeded to Rio
Negro, where Walkers army was encamped,
and the boats from the steamer proceeded up
the river and captured Walker with seven
ty men. They were all broug to Trux-
lilo and delivered up to the Spanish au-
thorities. Walkers men were very destitute,
and many who were sick were permitted to
return to the United States on condition they
would never engage in another expedition
against Central America. Walker and Col.
Kudler are to be shot. The Guatemala expe-
dtion from Omoco arrived after the capture.
The brig Hope brings Vera Cruz dates to the
3D. and 100000 in specie. Fourteen thousand
liberals were marching on the capital. Mira
mon is in the city with 1000 men.
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Democratic Mass Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l7.-There was a
mass meeting of both wings of the democracy
this evening. Frederick Fraley, the presi
dent, made a speech mildly favoring popular
sovereignty. Mr.. Foster, the candidate for
governor, made speech in support of non in
tervention by congress in the territories, which
was loudly applauded
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-18

SYRACUSE, Sept. 17.-Judge Douglas spoke
at Auburn and in this city. He explained the
difference between popular sovereignty and
squatter :overeignty by saying the latter was
outside the constitution and in violation of
federal authority, while the former was inside
the constitution and in obedience 10 federal
authority.
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being uncomplied with, the boats commenced
firing shot and shell on the 18th of July.
Foo Chow dates are to the 10Th of July.
There had been a money panic, but confidence
was being restored.
Hone KoNG, July 24.-The import market
is dull, and no signs of immediate improve
ment. More activity in exports. Supplies of
Oolong tea come forward slowly. The first
crop is short and inferior, and it is feared the
second crop would show no improvement
Rice, owing to fine weather, was lower.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-18

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l7.-Messrs Blair and
Glover were pelted with rocks and eggs while
addressing republican meeting at Hannibal,
on Thursday night Notwithstanding which,
Mr.. Blair spoke tor over an hour
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Extra Session of the virginia Legislature

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 1.-THE governor
has determined to call an extra session of the
Legislature on the 18th of January, to decide
relative to the sale of James river canal.
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Another Planet Discovered

WAsHINGToN, Sept. ia new planet was
discovered at the national observatory, Satur-
day night. Its right ascension is 20 hours,
min, and its. declination degrees, % min
utes SOUTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-18

New York, Sept. II. Don Juan Bello, the
CHILEAN minister, died here, last night.
BANK STATEMENT.-Decrease loans, 1897, :
Ill; decrease specie, S226, 944; decrease cir
culation, S44, 1922 decrease deposits, S252, 1926.
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Death Of an Editor.

MONTPELIER, VI, Sept 17,--Hon. Charles
G. Eastman, editor of the Vermont Patriot,
and Il distinguished citizen of the place. died
at O'Clock Yesterday morning. aged A.
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Another Steamer Wrecked.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept 1.-THE steamer
Gazelle was wrecked at Eagle Harbor, on the
10th. All hands saved. Valued at SAC, 900,
and uninsured.
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The Prince of Wales,

CLIFTON House, Sept. 1.-THE Prince
visited the American side and Goat Island
to-day.