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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-20

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Sun0e Stutt,

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-20

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-20
lls.keil Der Qreiie.

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IN eteter GnfdIt fHrt wUren urb Die @cr9r raer nun1.
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lefuna "f'
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Belpnptr8 Sn bentAtln !

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ieebGM teE MMeleNrlml Eaten.
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CoNMRRcrIr
The LADY Elgin Disaster

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Tbe eoroners Jury In the
case OF the Lady Elgin disaster Yesterday made
sp their verdict While they found that the Lad v
Elsln was seaworthy vessel, thew censure the
sengers aboard than Is permitted by law They
also IND as causes of the disaster the defective ar
rangement OF the lights, under the law for sailing
vessels, and the neglect Of the second mate Of the
SC boomer TO inform the captain when he Ara .avT
the steamers lights. They also found that he was
incompetent Tor his position and censure the cap
tain Tor not coming to anchor TO ascertain what
damage was done. Two Of the Jury dissent from
the verdict, declaring that they Ind the Lady Ell
gin was mismanaged, and insufaciently supplied
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THE BEST IMMINENT IN THE WORT


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L. never failed TO cure Big Head, Pollev, F,tuls Old
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Sprsins Bruises crstshes Cracked Heels Chafes
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Then trhe no longer with the many worthless Linmsuts
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H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts., ST. Lous, Mo
CHARLES STOTT, BIS Pa. sv., sole agent in wsshlng
ton; X. g. T. ClSSEL, Georgetown. se2f-DawIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA ErpedstSos or
TtOeHty noHsand Men Fitting OHf for Msrieo =
The New Orleans Picayune Of September 81 Las
the following:
1--WE understand that letters Of the higb-.t
authority were received In this city by the Ca
hawba, from Havana, which leaves no room 20
doubt that something serious 10 pending between
Spain and Mexico. They assert positively indeed
that an expedition Of not less than twenty thou
sand men ID actually fitting out In that city for
the troop comprising the expedition. their rexi-
ments and companies, are mentioned. They are
for the most part the acclimsted troops of the
Island Their places win be filled by recyuits az
home and reinforcemenk from the peninsula, the
vanguard Of which were daily expected
"fhe ostensIble grounds Of quarrel between
Spain and Mexico have already been sisted The
real object Of the present expedition, however. Az
ever IL should proceed TO the Mexican eossf. IA
armed invention, looking to permanent protec-
ton over the country, II not los ultimate ACC usi
ton. However Quixotie this may seem 10 IA IL
Is no doubt actually in contemplation. A thans-
and recent events forshadow 81 and especially The
In Mexieo-a government with which no other
nation holds diplomatic relations. In that cere-
mony the powerful interposition Of the spanish
government was openly invoked TO give pesoe'
TO the country, and the minister promised II, In
diplomatic terms, Il 10 true but sill In terms not
The Captain-General Of Cuba csused 20 be pub
lished officially at Havana on the 18th, the law OF
the last Cortes ordering the enlistment OF Is COO
new men for the recruit OF the Spanish sru,s
They are TO be drawn by lot aud In proportl ON 10
the population, alike ron the mother country
Law Al the present time 10 with the object Of giving
doe notice 10 the authorities and people Of me
isiand that IL viii az once be carried into ef ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
The Prince Hunting Pra,r,, Hen,

DwIGHT's STATION, Ill Sept 2l-Yestsrd,v
Lord Renfrew and party attended the Old school
PRESBYTERIAN Church and beard a sermon on the
text, blessed are the meek" The rest OF the
day was spent in answering letters brought bs
special messenger from the Queen They break
tasted to-day at 5H, went out for prairie hens al
IL, and lunched at the log hut Of WIN. Herman
on broiled chickens. bread and butter They are
deligh with the prairies and the abundance OF
game. There 10 total absence Of restraint, and
The party 10 jolly In the extreme. The Prince
shoots well, but has the peculiarly of pulling
the trigger with bis little finger
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Prem New N1exics.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Sept 24'-The sante Fe
mail with dates to the 10Th inst arrived here lass
night.
The mail party, consisting Of Mr.. Devers and
bis assistant, who drive the mail coach befveen
santa p and Ell PaSo, Were attacked by . band
OF Indians at Opo del Nuerto, and there 10 no
news OF importance from the Plains
The Rancho where Mr.. Peacock was murdered
has been abandoned
The time Of the departure Of the mall from this
to SATURDAYS
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THE LATEST NEWS
e. TEL EGR APHIO.
Later from Europe.


QuEsEc, Sept. - The Montreal ana IAx---
pool Company's steamship Anglo ssxon. frcx,
Liverpool on the 18th via Londonderry on the IAN
passed Farther Point Yesterday afternoon fTbe
hne ceased % work Immediately afterwards ana
the following has Just come % hand
The belief prevails that there win be no general
war, but that some new " Villsfrsncs" arrange
ment would transptre during the autumn. :
The Times says Vfstos Emanoels frtends fnd
formidable competitor in Garibaldi, whose sue
$50 appear sufhcient TO overcome sny resisfzncs
'nst Toe states OF the Church can mske.
a, ausiha 10 said TO have decided against admit
1nk sne Nea poiitan feet into any Of her porss
. IL Is asserted that, without awaiting any reply
from Rome, IS 900 ssrdfnian trpops entered
I'm oria on The 11th and 12th and that Is 600 more
suscked ana took the city Of Pe.sro capturing
n,Sm Sermans, who were ia the fort,ess Gen
Bella, who commanded the Pope's troops b,d
ordered the town to be sacked, aud was tsi~p a
prisoner TO Turin.
COMMERCIAL ss
LIVERPOOL, Sept Cotton-Saiex NJ a..
week foot up 10000 bales, including Is 90 ~
spectators and IL 700 TO exporters All ousltt,,s
bad advanced on the week, but middlias and
lower qualities are folly ksS higher, owsns IN
the hne weather and favorable reports from dan
chester. ---- .
The estimated sales to-day are 10 600 bales IN.
Guiding 1000 for speculation and export The
market closed duh at the following quotations !:
Orleans fair ~, middling Ga; Mobile fair az,
middling Gas UPlands fair 2, middiing 6S
stock In port $4,000 bales, including rs 600 Of
American,
LondOn, Thursday evening The English fund.
Were heavy. The, Paris Bourse showed great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
The Great Fsur VILE RACE

Nrw YORK, Sept 25-The great four mite r,ee
over the Fashion Course to-day for $40 OOO r.
tween the horses Congsree and Planet, was wit
messed by some ten thousand people The last
two miles were run In a hard shower Conpsree
was olstinced in the first heat Time, 2 39-as
follows: one mile, 81; two miles, 46 X: three
miles, 5-39ki four miles, 80 Congaree evil
IDENTIFY struggled badly in the last mile Planet in
owned by Mr.. boswell, OF Virginia, and Coposree
by Mr. Puryear, Of South Carolina
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The Case Of JackalsW

TRENTON, N. J., Sept. 25.-The United ststes
Circuit Court met to day, Judge 6rier and Dick-
erson presiding. The Grand Jury were sworn ia
and entered upon their duties Prosecutor Can.
non stated that Il would be three nerh,n, Sonr
days before the Grand Jury could act upon the
case OF Jackalow, as witnesses have to be brought
from Connecticut and other places Jackafow
was brought In this morning, and 10 now con ned
In the Mercer Jail He seems to be quite tzIfS-
tive: and says that his hand and arm are too short
10 kill anvhodv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
Proposed Fusion in Virginia

RICHMOND, Sept 26 The Executive Commit.
Tee OF both wings of the democracy are % meet
here on the 5th Of October to endeavor 20 effect a
fusion. - :
The Enquirer hopes that they will unite by the
withdrawal Of Douglas, but fears the proposition
comes too late.
Yaneey speaks here at 9 O'Clock on Monday.
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RaltimsIs NIarksss

BkL9InoRH, Sept 26.-Flour active, with larae
sales; City Mills IS So Howard street and Ohio N
held at % o.. Wheat duh and &c. lower; red
lower; white 65a66c. Provisions duh and heavy;
mess pork sI9 IS; prime Ella 75a15. Lard 10 Ne.
Coffee firm at i4Xal5kc. whisky duh at ~ &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
Fight at a Camp Neetius

STockBRIDeE, Mass, Sept "a "A colored camp
meeting held In this vicinity was the scepe of
terrible tight to-day between the negroes and !.
party Of lrishmen. Clubs, stones and guns were
used, and several Of the parties Were fearfully.
though not fatally injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
MIsrtR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
CErSs Bronchial A6set,oas and al Diseases of the
"

i rfcm me Boston Evening Traveller, January g.
pIopfietors OF Wtstay's Baisam Of Wild Cherry for
ns tnat o1 PERSONAL sxperisxee m the use OF
snls iIcI, mas pressed us fayorably One II the
proprietors q the Traveller entirely cured OF
severe cough OF four months continuance by the
qusintsnces, Who have tried the article have found
10 OF great service IN relieving them OF asvare
coughs and snSspsss Of with which thsy
None genuine unless Aligned I. Bur,s ON the
Prepared by 8. w. FowIe 4 Co., Boston. and n,
sale By z. ID, Gilman, =. c. Ford, IT., s. III Waite
g. Stott, John Schuarxe, Marin & Palmer WasS
Ington; and by dealers every where. 20 S-IST
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pROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Once OF the Commanding Officer of the
Arsenal unil 10 o'clock q. m, October 1, 1860 for
furnishing this Arsenal with so tons Cumberland
Coal best quality run of the mine," suitable for
blacksmith's use and burning in the furnace of a
steam engine and fully equal to that last
ton. To be delivered in the coal house at the
Arsenal Immediately adjacent TO the wharf.
GEO. ID. RAMSAY, Major, Commanding
WAsHINGIoN ARSENAL, Sept. "a, 1864.
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From Henduraa.

NRw ORLEANS, Sept 24-The schooner J. A.
Taylor. from Truxillo 18th, brings twenty-eiQht
OF Walkers men. Walker and Col. Rudler were
ensuing daY. -
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Interference win . PnhIic a...,.

SUMMIT Hill, Carbon county, Pa, Sept "a
urday was attacked, and the speakers assaulted
with eggs and other missiles Hon Henry
Mott and Others who were on the stand were
struck
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Meyemevt, nj Mr. D..,l..

CLEVELAND, Sept IS Mr.. Douglas addressea
very large meeting at Tifan yesterday. A COM
pany OF Douglas Cavalry were present numbering
300, all handsomely mounted, &c -
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Yellow Fever nj Sea.

BosToN, Sept a5.-The brig Gem, from George
town, D. G, arrived here to-day at quarantine, an
hands sick Of yellow fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

NoTIcE.-Dhtrict Of Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Once
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aoxpoPAfrre Rxnxprxs

All of Dr.: Humphrey / Cos specific Ho-
% nss n SoIs: and esass sse aef 1 A.o
in oa.ss, eSntsinipso p yisls, from sa % Is
z. b. Gilm.n, $50 Pa. avenue, Wholesale and
retail agent; "; A. FItagsIsld, sss north street,
nue. and sixth street. Also, Poss Ertraet Of Witch
Hazd, for internal and external infamnations Of
All kinds Sold as above. ma CIV
mas. wTsLow, an ex experienced nurse and female
as which grestly facilitates the process Of tsethins
By softsnins the gums, reducing sl inflammation
viii sliay al PAIN, and Is sure to reg ulate tho
to yoursefves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe IN al osses. See advertisement In
another column. os1I-tv
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HoLLowAy's Pills

D., Dsss,ss',.Hssd az would with patisnce
gnawipg stings Of indig estion, the sieksning nau
sea Of bils-the tremor OF shattered nerves, the
stitu,ionsl decay from excess-when these evils
may be avoided or permaneaty cured BY the agency
sisss' q 49,. sac., and u Per bex. ssa-iv
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Marine Disaster and Less Of Life.

RockLkND, ME-, sept. 24.-The schooner Men
tunes Bride, Of Gloucester, was Lost on Nal
combs Ledge, on Thursday, and thirteen men
her crew, perished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

nUR STOCK Is ALWAYS COMPLETE OF
" the celebrated ChickerlnE Sons un--
equaled PIANO FORTE, embracing ~
to suit the times Old Pianos taken imp art payment
gold and silver medals 1t the different exhIbitonS
Ia the United States for the superiority Of their
Pianos over other makers. Their Pianos are
easy discounts for cash greater than any 9TH
ers. Call and see for yourself
JOHN F. ELLIS,
SEES BOG Pa. ay., bet 9th And IOth ~.
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BOARDING..

fS0 NINTH STREET.-Persons returning 70
fcc the city from their summer resorts will And
vacant seyei al desirable rooms, having the conve
nlences OF gas, water. and bathing closets at asa
Ninth ST. one door south of r; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table bOaTders ac-
commodated on moderate terms. se54w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

BASE BALL-A match game will he played
Tomorrow afternoon, the 27th inst between thI
Pythians second nine and the Jefferson,s ars
nine to take place at O'Clock, in Franklir
square, street, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets = = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

IL Though TIE STAR IN printed on the fastess
steam press In use south 'sf Baltimore, ih edition
Is large to require 1t to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, thefefore, should be
sent in before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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MARRIED.

In Somerset, Pa August 18th. 1850, by Rev.
Waiter Brown, GEORGIA, dan Ehter of George
MCGEE, Of Washington, DC.
On the 10Th instant, By the Rev. Mr.. McNally,
MtRiAN daughter Of William Ramsay, of the
Hon. F. b. Curling, Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

GOOD LIGHT!
W CHEAP LIGHT!
n,,.,,,> SAFE LIGHT !
KING BURCHELL,
seq Agents for ita saia
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POLICE CAsEs-Befors Jxstiee Doma.-G. M.
Miller, disorderly and profanity sne and cost.
81 Dearest by Ecklon. John Butler and Robt'
Adams (colored) accused each other Of swearing
In the street, and were arrested by Oficer Ashe.
They were fined 81 "a each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

DIryERExcE DzrwxKS A PKaslA, AsD ruRE
One weFships the sun, and The other ths a44S@ .,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

NOTICE! notice. NoTIcEm
., The opening of FRENCH GOODS. for the Fall
ladies are respectfully invited to inspect the novel;
ties ISst arrived from Paris. y; WILLIAM,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

THE HOLMAN PARLoR OPERA TROUPE are w, n
ming golden opinions at Odd Fellows, Hall
Little Miss Sallie has already got half of the town
In love with her, and the entire troupe nightly ac
quit themselves In the most admirable manne,
We understand that part of the public schools
were to be dismissed at IL o'clock today so AZ to
attend the matinee this afternoon and that the rest
OF the schools Will be accommodated tomorrow
This 10 great treat for the juveniles especially
and they should all be allowed an opportunity Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

PosrroS.nESr. The political discussion
Which was TO have taken place next Friday eve
mag At Alexandria, between the Bell, Douglas,
and Breckinridge district electors, has been post
Poned until Thursday, the 18th Of October next
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DIED,

On the morning of the 2sth instant, in the list
year of her age, Mrs ANN n. SCOTT, the relict
Of the Iats DR., Thomas C. Scott. of this city.
Line funeral service will take place to morrow
the family are respectfully invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

CrNrnAL GuARD-HousK CAsrs -Three case,
s were asen up, but dismissed. Two dodgers wefs
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A RARE 0PfORTUNlTY.-A MAGNIFICENT
"A FARM for sale or exchange for city property
containing 1874 acres, haif mile from Fairfax Sta,
ton, Orange and Alexandra Railroad. IL il under
. high state of cultivation, well watered, good
bui dings and timber; II can be bought low CAL
on G. w. BRAY 4 CO., at their Jewelry Store,
SIC Seventh street. ses-Ims
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pd
to supply the fall and winter trade OF the CITY
and surrounding country, that we have seen In
any similar warehouse this season Give them
an early call. 50 E-1RT wf 4 -
HARTroRp ,PHALAsx.-The announcement of
the contemplated visit Of this corps to Mount
corps TO know who they are The Phalanx, we
are Informed 10 composed Of sterling rssidents Of
Hartford, Conn, ranging from IS 70 rs years of
age. Our citizens win remember the Amoskeag
The uniform Of the Phalanx 10 Of the same pat
tern, Of the Continental stamp Major Horace
Goodwin, who 10 said to be about % wears of age
1. the commander Mayer Denim, Of Hartford, 10
the corps, numbering ls5 men, attended the cere-
mony of laying the cornerstone Of the monument
TO the memory Of General Putnam, at his grave.
SERIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon while
a iaeofer was engaged in pulling down an old
wick wall on p, between Thirteenth and -Four.
tenth sts IL suddenly gave way near the top, and
!eh upon me aboser, completely burying him In
and persons immediately set about digging him
outwhleh they succeeded in doing in q few min
utes. He was very badly injured but Il 10 hoped
MS Injuries VIII not prove fatal.
FASHIONS ~ IHk MoxrtcraIe - rbesse..,.f
Meancello, from New Y osk arrived a her vharf
az AZ. o eioci ?, m Yesterday: The following is
Hatch, wife and dsaghtef, L. Ashhsld, M Web.
ster, Charles Field, NJ A Johnson. Wiiii.m
Guisn, n SoSPf'' wife, two eh,ldrea aed se-.
children, o. Pagan, :. 8: Mas.en. -'A '"''e
We NOTICE, by advertisement In anothe, col.
ANN Of ithis paper, that Wall q Barnard com
Of J. c. Gibson, No. 20 Pennsylvania avenn. ~.
sweea Eighth add Niath S., sale 10 eomnencs
Nio e'eioct. Great bargains may be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

DOR ENT-A three story and basemen,
Il BRICK HOUSE on First 81. west, between q
tanning comfortable rooms. For particulars ap
ply next door south, or TO WISE Il CALLAHAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

EQR, RENT1A three story and-at BRICR
II DWELLING, on street, between 18th and
l4th SITS Also, q three story and-basement brewr
front DWELLING HOUSE, on 18th street, be-
tween L. and Massachusetts av. possession given
to the latter house some time in October; the
house TO be reprinted inside and out. Apply al
WIN: r. SHEDDS Fancy Store, No. 500 18th 1t.
au 25-5w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

A IL ORDERS FOR BONNETS, HEAD.
"a DRESSES, RISLETTS and SLEEVES, and
SETS, promptly executed at
STEVENS Fancy Store,
pc A-lw 1886. between 9th and 10th .ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26

For YOUR B66NAR2EEETss; HATS FLATS
FEATHERs,. FREN c H FLOWERS, and
DRESS TRIMMINGS, 70 to
STEVENS, 336,
Between 9Th and 10th streets