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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
co u Il 4 y Y,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
rapITAI OVER 3E0. 900 OOuLARS


AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING g.
The Charter of this Company offers more tnv"ra-
bic advantages to the farmer and others, than any
Coutpunv chartered in the State, by ln>ur!ng
with or without premium n"to. Ii TIE applicant
prefer hc can pay the full amount o the premium
in cash, ur by cilccting cash Insurance Tor tw'
years the insured saves onc-cigh,L of the amount
he wuul, otherwise have To pay; or Dy becoming
membcr and giving Il small premium note, the IN.
surct saves nearly ouc-hlf Of the amount charged
by Stock Companies, when inSurins from year tc
y.ar This is the advantage resulting from the
combination If the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Cuiupauy commenced issnin: Policies
aai:iS; loss damage by fire, on the i"ih da! o:
March. 1881, since which time over seven th"iSahH
seven hundred persons have insured and beconie
members of the Company, ani over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid for LOSSES. llaFlng
Increased our business during the past year. we Zee!
grateful! for the lihcra. patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far and Tor It's iattcrlnS pros
o.ctS Of future usefulness. The Directors hope
and believe that. by prudence caution, ANA "rigld
system Of cconurnE, they will establish Tor lh'>
Gumpany i reputation for cheapncSS ana safety
not surpassed by any Company in the t. States.
All differences in settlement OF losses, may h'
Determined 10y three disnlerc.ted arbtrat'rs OF tue
County where such los, happened, to TIC mutually
chosen hy ihc insured and the tuiApany.
plhHN lVN0 -
H. ". Thomas. james I. Close,
T. i; k|IcT;.I2, .i1u = "',''C n cr,rr !, I'm
Chri.ropber Nealc, Vim. Wright,
y u"I - ,S'It tn'.I..I = y Lester
Si,aS Bi,,low Ben. +. Male,
". NJ. Turner, George l.. French,
\ T. Blakcy VIM. {. Knight.
OFFICERS:
II. W. ThonaS. prcs't. Thomas T. Hill. Trc'er.
~ ~ :" y , y p., w., Wr,bt secretary
L l. ~, ~ ~ -, ncr .,rnrr { t;,nrr,I Arent
~
my :
Ia1!lE FIR L INSURANCE COMPANY OF
| ALEXANDRIA. continues 10 insure against
Fire generally, in Town and Country as heretofore
-, i'm. mas, reasonable. terms
,,' noN.D y W. ,,,,iir pr,.;i.,,
,,-,r; ,,.. EI,nrdS : I!,rrb
~ ~ t ',''.'''i I.,,,s p Su;,h
~I",,'' I, t,,;,r H,,n,rf q Vi.,Init
n.:I;' II isi Tb,,r,s i.i,orr,;rk.
" ''"r ," 49, - '"'N' ii., w;,L,r,
'o''h ~ "'."'' '''''
Johh i. pA"'Ser"''"' r.o,,, ,sl
,I.l q " WATTI.ES Serrctary
Once ola h1hg street near o. -'S'!'"
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WHEAT DRILLS.

HAMMERED IRON AT At CENTS PER
IL POUND.--Just received, a consignment OF
the above article, which I authorized to sell
(for cash onlyl at the low price OF 44e. u 10.
have also now in store 20 kegs best Pressed hoIse
Shoe Nails of assorted szes for sale at the lowest
rates: als,. lot of Horse Shoes at 81 50 per keg.
can and esumine GEO. T. BALDWIN,
i, % King ST., between Fairfax and Water.
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FIRST INSTALMENT.


DY SHIP MACAULAY from Liverpool, we
ID have received 81 crates of WHITE GRANITE
QUEENSWARE.
BY the barque Petrea on her voyage from
Liverpool direcr to Alexandria. chartered Ter our
goods solely, we shall receive the residue Of our
Fall importation Of l95 crates and hogsheads OF
common and superior goods.
Merchants on the line of the Orange and Lynch
burg, Virginia and Tennessee and other railroads
connecting, n,ed go no Jarther North for goods in
our whether they consider the assortment,
styles and quality Of goods or the prices at which
we will sell-we guarantee satisfaction in all these
PARTICULARS [aug II K. II. MILLER. SON d co.
wv WHEAT DRILLS.
V" + are prepared to take orders Tor GU
ANO md WHEAT DRILLS, and will furnish
any brill that may be preferred We have been
selling the SEYMOUR DRILL for FIVE years,
with entire success, and we again offer them, be-
lieving them to be the best in the market. All
orders will be promptly filled.
MEADE 4 MARYE,
Agricultural Warehouse, No. Is King street.
IN a
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CHANGE OF HOURS

GRANGE OF H o U K 5
u tN0 AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 9rH, 1860.
/. 1T" GEORGE PAGE, and xT"
49, rII0>. CULLNER. gAE-azs..ssiz2. A.=s-s...ssi2.
J. "Hr PAGE, leaves Alexandria at Il, 5, III,
-'.;, and J. o'clock
'..'.' Washington Al ~. =. II, |, ;, ) and +!
.-sE4S coLLIER. leaves Alexandria at 81.
Il, |, ant ) oriuck
-.''=, Washington At 5, 10. -, ,, and ;! o.
.:E; on Iu@>irys and Fri lays. on which days
's,4. leave Washington ut 10. and Alexandria
"ftorh, tur Mount Vernon.
.~, ;, %EnXES' %tnSE Captains.
|. .,l'".. CHANGE OF RUNNING OF
= s<<T STEAMER GIpSEN. On aai after
'ita IQ>,tut, the Steamer GlPStl VIII
'| a0t 10 Ptrmlnstuu and Alexandra. on
49, Wednesdays, AMI Fridays, tor p:s$scn-
'"t 'teEAt, leaving farmington nj 81 o
I. =. VI returning. leave Alexandra At /,
tuesdays, Ilur%Uy>. aui Saturdays. she
.. .~ '5A'. "acu il may oAer~-tnd "tll h'
sea 'vc pleasure aut oGhcr ENGl kSloNS.
." & The l'st nam 1 l,vs. and Sundays.
q" p'~> - tr,m FIrmin -t"n I" A!eNan-
"'.a. - ""n.> tor each passenger. thtt
'"'1. = wars, halt price. Servants hal!
~''-~tt HATHuN i TOWNSHEND
81 . The Steamer JAMES GUY, leaves
.'r,T==-S Washington every TT ESDAl ana
w.. ~ 4c,"ra. 4 NJ, aui Ale>AndrlA nj
..- H., \. A.,tor Curriomau. ana the intcrme.
.""'t#->. an Nn. r..furu rims. Shg Will
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

r.. xs,ts !zSE
~ ES X SSss z - ~.
DASSENGERS for this Read will leave the
/ Alexandria Station, in the Orange Tr"ii ut
!. A. NJ. daily lSundayS cNccptcd,) arrive 1T Al
cxandra at ,, 7. NJ. Through tickets by this route
to Middlcburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily lHun-
DAYS exccptcd,l At $50, \. ~, ana arrive at Al
exandra AT l:JJ. 7. NJ
iv 6-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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$50. Spring aid Summer Arrangement 1860
tS 70 Ig 4. = x a fs <
AnAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY


INVITE the attention of tue pubIic TO the iacili.
ties afforded by this Company. tnr the quick ANA
safe conveyance Of Specie. Bank A"te>' valuable
packages. heavy aud bulky freight. &c.
EXPRESSES for the East. 10 Baltimore Ph'in-
delphia, New York. Boston, Prvvidenre ll"rtiorI'
&C., close at our office daily. at | o'clock, +. 81
EXPRESSES for the South, to tIrnm"nd' re"
ericksbur-. Petersburg. and for points III North
Carolina, South Carolina. and Hc"rSiH' close IL
our Office daily, at o'cl"ck, /. VI.
EXPRESSES for l.ynthburS, Bristol, hnoNvlIIe'
Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis, New ot''"h>'
and intermediate points, (yia Orange and AieNah
Iria Raroad.J close AT oar office ~ "."0, 4. W.
and $50. 7. NJ, daily.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful! and trustworthy mcsscnCcrs AMI the pun"
can RELY upon all business entrusted I" "a he'h@
done with safety. punctuaily. and despatch.
KArEs-From Baltimore. ~ cents per i'o '"S'
from Philadelphia. 81 from New l"rh' ; ~.
l1ft- No packages "t goods take" "y "e'S"'' u"
less wei ighnr over 2o0 lhS ,
nv S--tt H. w FAi''1' '.N-- .N-.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, SC.

ALIEN 4 n NDRIA AGENC CG
OF THE

HEAD OFFICE FOR TIE uNlFED SFATEs,
No. 81 .SouM IWilU Street, PNiiudeiphia.
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To Old Point a"d Norfolk 50 including meals
Round trip tickets to Norfolk and Old Point good
for the season IS Children under ten years. and
servants half fare. Frccculorcd persons ST.
Frci.htS ut usual rates. and mus; be prepaid --
The steamer Baltimore, being the fastest boat
Oh the Potomac. Will convey passengers ~ Point
Look Out in cigh, hours. making the trip down
this beautiful river by day light.
For tickets and further information apply on
board TO Capt. Charles T.. Mitchell. ar III the
Compary'S Office, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Sixth street. under the National Hotel.
G,.- Coaches will call at any place in the city
for passengers and baggage.
GEO. +. MATTINGLY,
General Ticket Agent, Potomac Steamboat Co.
ou,, 2--,uovy
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BAKERS ISLAND GUANO!
rINIlE undersigned have been appointed by Will
i liam II. Webb, esq, of New York, Agents for
this city, for the sale of
Rakar,'S Island GlanO.

and are prepared to furnish Dea.ers and Farmers
with any quantity of this most valuable FERTl-
LIZER at lowest established prices.
The BAKERS ISLAND is admitted to be the
most valuable PHOSPHATE GUANO ever offer
ed to the Agriculturalist. Tho analysis below
was made by DIR. Richard Il. Stabsr, Chemist, OF
this city, and may be implicitly relied on.
Pamphlets containing the history Of this dusno,
certificates from Farmers and Planters, who have
used it, on various crops, in every section of the
country and ample directions for its application
can be obtained at our Counting house.
.4nalysis by DR.. X. II. Stabler:
Organic matter containing some Ammonia...S
DO Magnesis
Potash and Soda Salts ts....................... ~
Insuuble matter, Sand, Phosphate OF Iron
and Alumnla..... ............................... oo
500 90
VIM II. FOWLE / SON,
iy9 No. South Wharyss.
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Ec.ss
Tnu DAILY TRAINS.
az AID AFTER FRIDAY. june Goth, 1860.
" TWO TRAINS will leave AlcNandrla daily,
for Lvncaburs and the southwest, connecting 1T
,ordonsville with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad. Tor Richmond, charlottesville,
Stauntou &c. and with the Train on the Manassas
Gan Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt. Jackson, &c
Through Tickets tu RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG kNONElLLE MEM PMS. NASH.
VILE. MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, and NEW
ORLEANS. at the Ticket Office, corner Of King
and Union streets
Leave Alexandria nt !, 4. NJ, and 10. Y. NJ.
Lynchhur1 ut 3.iu. y. NJ and ..1u, T. Nj.
GtS- The connections with Virginia Central
and Manassas zap kailroadS are made ny 'he
day trains only
j. VI. BROADUS General Ticket agent.
~
tsS" trelShtS rlhE hA'rh$'"h WI
leave AieAanIria ever! I"es"Ay m"rH'.:E' ANA &c
received at tue Dep"t-:'nd '"Adc" on mo" street.
every Monday
Fish viii not ho earned ny thr r'$|'' ger 'ra'hS'
- - -, :. -
Transportation. Orange and Alex Il. H. Il.
je 2>--u -
FOR THE NDkTU WEST, and NORTiIW EST.
.-r- ..-,..-.-.-, ..-,....--, ,z...--.,s..s,-,
Ei Essl Es: IL. = - s;..s1l
N0RTUFHN Cf,NTKEL RAILWAY.
SJ'v II, tRH Y l. t. Il T. y i.
,,, ,>.,r nr i;ni.n-
'nAN"F 't ,'Dt '1'' -. ,.t.a ..,;,.,,.;l,
[ ~ ANp ,'' ''' ~ = ''''
~ t;I,, ..<...,, Sui,vx) # : IA
~ f,, tv,,ir, Kntt.,l, Xi,.,,r, Fails. and All
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NOTICE TO NORFOLK AND POTOMAC IRA.
VELLERS

For Pincy PDi,d, Paint Looh OHt, Old Point,
Nortoih, and R1,i$monM
r-avn The commudluus and swift
49, - - steamer BALTIMORE, having been
thoroughly oycrhauIcd and reitted with new
boilers and machinery, &C., will he placed on the
above route MONDAY. tn" 9th of July, and CON
tinue during the bathing season, making semi
weekly trips, leaving Washington on Mondays and
Thursdays. al 10 o'clock 4. VI. Returning. will
leave Norfolk on Tuesdays and Fridays, at ;
O'Clock p. NJ, making all the river landings going
and rrfuruur
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VOL. LXl.
"trip Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
EA' rrBLlsHED DAILY Bf
EDGAR SN0WDE N,
.. u,fr,r, Der aunuln, payable halt yearly.

t~u Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
lsAalI''" FOX ri!E COENTkiJ
- prBLIsnEp, REGULARLY, on
- .rlIltK,DAlS, AND SArU URDAlS,
! 49,. Dollars per annum, payable III advance.
u,.,x. Advertisements not exceeding one
g.. Y ,,r.. t..u.- tor On. Dollar. Advertise
4 ~ I al,.l three times tor % cents square
> = 't'g"rosl INSIDE. OF - cents OUTSIDE
VI ."' rb. ,,tr at prices 10 b. agreed npott.
'saa'." =, the, usual amount u space they may
4u., te.c!s"~s -
.pN~ ,,.,,. .ht,rt..l for extra.
,~@"D 1 TIA. var not 10 advertise ARTICLES mol
= w. -, ,I.r business. nor t. iu,rrt ID thc!r
....',,,r, ,rly other names than their own.
j, I'rt.,Ry NOTICES. exceeding hive lines, Will
-h-'"' -.Fy.ttI~~iI.ut>.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
Wu DAILY TRAINS.

f-+... ., 49, r-.-.=-:.:==.7 .1.s-l
- esS -: . ~. III .
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Z ,rIv ........ ......... 81, 2Gs. .SUU UU
Paid up Capital and surplus 2,i9l,l "
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;, GEDNEl. ! C,ptain<.
:. BAk ER.

&C CHANGE OF RUNNING or
x I Ti>rEAMER GIpSEl. On aud after
-'',, ltta Instant. the Steamer GlPSEI will
.'4 aot 10 Ftrmin5ton and Alexandria. on
49, Wednesdays, AMI Fridays. tor pa$Scn-
'"' he'sAt, lrtyiu. Pennington nt 81 o
i. =. VI returning. leave Alexandria at /,
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I HAVE REMOVED 10 the Counting Room
| formerly occupied hy VI. hLnEiIGE. on The
wharf bcrwcrn Cameron ana Queen streets. where
ell runtiuuc 10 sell CUMBERLAND COAL,
by tn, cargo. boat load, or single ton.
Also. ON hand aui tur sale. WHITE aud RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, ot the different
;gs fan 26-tt1 d. Z. SMITH
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GOOD CHuKN-Thc Upright Barrel Churn
n is believed Ia he the best Churn III use. Stan
Cnurns, Tubs, Buckets, Wood Bowls and Trays,
Srep Ladders. Clothes Horses. Wash Boards,
cl,ibcs Lines. Hampers for soed clothes, Baskets
ot ali kinds. tor sale by ~
iy - JoiN '''pi'''.
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ROOFING.

nLD "uH i.phq tio r""tr maie ps,J"Hig .dr~
" ANT ,rHrr yroot, hg r""''"y tdra" "dh p"
frnt rENENT.-Tni% article l. the cheapest and
most durable yet Invented.
Having now on hand and keeping constant
supplv Of FELT, COMPOSITION, CEMENT,
SAND. and GRAVEL. ! am prepared I" have exc
ruted all orders, by applying to me- or my agent,
Mr. IIOSklNS.
Alexandria orders may be left with Mr.. WM. II.
MCKNIGHT. EDN AkD ~" Eho'
.lns. d street, Washington, b. {.
u -. IN
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GROUND PLASTER.

NNHE undersigned having rented the NEW
L STEAM PLASTER MILL of Messrs Viii
ting L Wright prepared to furnish the best
article of GROUND PLASTER, at six dollars
per ton Of 224U lbs, delivered the cars or to
vessels. Ijy 2ll G. +. SUTTLE d co.
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GROUND PLASTER-We offer for sale best
W WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very line 10
our own Mill, at ST per ton of 2240 ibs, dehVerea
to ears or to vessels. The price will not De adyan-
rcd, and the farmer can rely upon getting tue oest
,rt;.l. fresh yrounI. whenever they may order.
!. % MEADE 4 MARYE.
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Vt l > I
Miss T.. B. CARRIER, Vice Principal; Prof. j. {.
ESGEIBkEcuT, Vocal and instrumental
Music; Prot. PoLTI. Languages,
nro1yiny and plintinp-
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C,OMETHING W.-Indestructible d Oh L
y HEADS, the very thing for children, they
cannot be broken in any way. Call soon asI have
only small supply on hand. C. G. BERRY,
augl3 72 King street.
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IlERRING'S CHAMPION FIRE i Il o . +
II SAFES-partics III want oi Il irSt class
SAFE. will Gmd SAMPLES "i the aItieFsni >izes
mas, i, ,,s,. am exhibition at my store. They are
sold II Factory prices freight added with "r with
out Halls Patent Luck, Il; purchasers option.
JAMES {. NENETT.
:; = AGENT for Alexandria.
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Ellie HAVEN NSTIT U T f
ID ALEXANDRIA,, "a.

aug 2--eotSepl5.
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jy 9
, 1860-09-25
Frame lEouAes II0fQetl--
A Chltd Burned xo lbeA,il.


About u N. Saturday, two gracelens juveniles
entered the stable Ct Dauiel Sullivan. on the
alley between Twenty.third and Twenty fourth
streets. End between W&th street and CnEr,
there lighted tllelr 'igsrs. thro~iug the still!
burning match among somc loose strnw, and
thtn lett. The sttble WAS almost instantly in
flames. Alarm WAS at o1ce giTep, but on tho
arrival OF fhc engines water WAS found to be
scarce, Wh'la the flames had spread and we're
still apreadtng with appalling rapidly. The
a'joiusag ba':eini.s were frame, and consisted
mainly Of sone twenty-five amall tcuement*,
owned bJ & poor oiAss of teauhters. All the
BUILDINGS ding on the alley, and those {roct.
with The residences Oh the north sids Of Carr
street. were destroyed. The wooden structures
were very old and highly comhnsible, stYoag
wind Was blowing, and only part Of the force
Of engines on the ground could be supplied
with wstrr. The total loss ia estimated al $lo,-
COO, &C which there r as little OF 70 Insurance.
In the stable Of Daniel Sullivan, where the
fre originated were two horsss, two mules, and
pig-All belonging to Perry Cauclln J. Co.,
and worth $3.50. They could not be rescued. .
aud their screams as :hey fell prey to tho
1ares we're agoniziug to hear:
The INDECENT occupants Of these tenenents
los: all ,hclr household goods, ard we're turned
houscless into the street. We have seldom re-
corded = fire in which there occurred q greater
a1nonot Of personal euaetirg aud hardship.
Daring tic twitl progress Of the flames, the
wife OF Daniel O'Bfieu, teuao: Of Michael
uartiuEer, threw her infant Of three months
ont oi the burning building upon 4 feather bed
on The pavement. In the hurry aud confusion
Of the moment. another bed was thrown over
the child, and before the parent could get to her
darling both beds had caught Ere and the child
was suGoca1ed and burned to denth. When
this disaster was disclosed, the agony Of tbs
fasher and mother we're heart renaing snd the
spectators sasnnk from the scene in dismay.
, 1860-09-25
rnxthayn1 In In nj esasv u INIT KrTf 7

Tbs arrival Of tho 4:riatic confirms thr pre-.
vious rcpo.. the G a,ibaldi had taken blocdless
no.xeshion Of yaples. lie entered On the eth
H., .oo;dut H.. zr;dczt ec.hus;asro Of ,be ichab
.'' :. 41..1,. 81 a.. -.,...,
naafs. lie 'o>I p'asess:on .. 'ne nSe', A'aeaa.
and treasury, and proclaimed ticscr Emanuel
King ofI I:sIy. Tie tarv Of Nsp!cs consisted Of
$50 stcauers and sailing re.:t:ls; the regular
army numbered 5000 men, both Of which were
transferred oycr to Tictc- Ens;uel and will
augment Iiy fcrces into formidable proportions
Thu, in sixl7 days has tie ccrque.t Of a
kingdom, will, population Of ten n1li,us, Ge-
Tended by 81. 900 solciers and 15o war verselr,
been effected By handful Of ro1uuteera from
sardicia. TIE c,iSira, forcz lha. la=dcd in
c;.5w a:3 m. ox,asd son ,n.r rtat t.,,,d
, 1860-09-25
"tdo Avail

Wide Awakess
To the Cti7tns Of Chicago: '<'A''' - ''
The Wide Awake Reception Committee
would request all these citizens who are wiling
to entertain aay Wide Awakes from abroad, On
the End of October, to communicate the fact to
the Committee either in pcreon or by addressing
F. o. Drawer 4555. Let the hospitalities of
Springfield b: Eeeiprcra.ed, and let the reputa.
Of Chicago fer liberality be sustained.
NEW Mrs1c.-1I. II. Hi9gias, The cnterprising
Music Dealer aud Publisher, at No. III Ran,
dolph street. has iargs array Of novelties in
musical literature. From tie we'll Known Bos.
ton house of Oliver Ditson he sends Few mus;c
as follows:
"The Vicar # Bray" old English ballad.
Twill not recall thee.
Nearer ard Dearer.
Ny Bonnie Bark.
Quick arise, Maiden mine
Death of Love.
Louis Ssaab, tbs well known accomplished
pianist Of this city, has new piece, "Mastha," :"
Fantasie, introduced ut a lAte concer, with
much success, and brought ont in excellent
style by Mr.. Higgins.
Tuk LADY, ELo1x Dts4srEn-The verdict of
the coroners jury in the Lady E!gin disaster
will be found elsewhere in to-day's issue.
Probably no other bodies will be brought
ashore here. A vessel captain who arrived
yesterday reports finding four bodies aoatiug & in
the lake of Milwaukee, but far advanced tow
ards decomposition. The Milwaukee Stntint,
has the following with reference to bodies re-
| covered:
This naue Of the person buried 1t Kenosha is
undoubtedly Christian Miller. The description
Of the body is entirely accurate. lie was q sail
or, and last fall was on the brig D. Ferguson.
| He resided in the country-somewhere in Wau-
kesha county, think; If not in Waukeaha, IN
Washington OF 0zaukee, probably.
The body Of an unknown man. No. 93. re-
ported in tho Chicago papers Of Monday, Sept,
18th, has been identified as that Of E, Il. War.
uer Of Milwaukee, and buried in Forest Home
Thuraday, the cob inst.
, 1860-09-25

On Tuesday next. tOct. 2d,) Hon. WILLIAM
II. SEWARD, Gen. J. ". NsE, Hon. CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS, Hen. GEO. " PATTERSON,
and o1hcr distinguish cd gentlemen, will address
tic largest 1ases meeting ever held in the
Norlhwts', in this city. The meet ample and
liberal arrangements for tie accommodation Of
visitors have beea mndc with all tie Railroads.
Passengers from the central part Of tie state
can come for three dollars ard lalf fer the
round t,ip. The hospitulities Of Chicago arc
extended to MI the country round about Mr..
Douglas, the stump candidate f,r President,
has posi-; ;;oaed his c. ming to Chicago till FRI
day, the 5!h, for the purpose 0: cutdoing the
Republican demonstration oa tue - We ap
peal to tue Cd Guard Of Iilinois-shall ho do
it? Shall we not hnre as many Wide-Awakcs
mere On Tuesday as the ent:ro Douglas crowd
fro,r at,rred IN Er;iay9
, 1860-09-25

We understand That This distinguished gen
tlemsn, in response 10 invitations from the
city and Safe Committees, has promised to
address 1Aa Republicans Of Chicago at the
Wigwn1n cn Thursday evening rcxt Those
who hars heard Judge 1Iowe n=tG no: 10 be
aasu,cd that c rare .r=at is ia store fer those
who lis:ca to him, ard to all oilers We would
say tha: in intellectual power he rauks among
the fcreEost Republicans u the Northwest.
Isl there be grand turnout on Thursday
evening.
, 1860-09-25

Col. RcnLzH--Very little seema 70 Be known
Of Col. hudIer, who was shot with Walker in
Honduras. He IVES native of Alabama aud
served with credit in tha Mexican War as an
otu:tr Of he touia&na Regiment In 1eia he
y, W.: - Calf ala and Was It one time Deputy
e r. wig curing The Presidentil eanrass cf
1sa, ,;, az ~ 1on.nased by th II party for the
bnt was defeated; In 1858 be disposed Of bis
pert tAs1s sad j91sd Nc.r.ga
Wa;rsa 49, -. PIo'dnna had rsEasd md esteem for
ind dnally participated il bis fa.e. He Tss "a.
garded ~ bravs. honorable and Repernna
gentleman, and enjoyed the respect Of III WHO
knew him.
, 1860-09-25

WIDE AwAKEs ArrES41oS.-Thc Chicago
Wide Awake Club hold their regular meeting
this evening at Wide Awake Hall, No. 80 Lake
roll, and has rot Joined any other club, be
present. AL who wish to take stock in Lin.
coins elcctlcn, and aid in tbs reception Of Mr.
Seward arc cordially invittd to come aud join
the frat clnb formed west of New England.
Fall in, and b. your persona' itauence help the
cause. ]. ]. R.cHAnos, Pfes't.
GEO. l. WATERMAN, Secy.
, 1860-09-25

Hon. Thomas Ew;, E, fauili:rly known in
Obi, az The "o!d salt boiler" is rcsted for
Republicea speech ut Ch;lI;cat!,e. Tn Saturday
next. 1t will be justly considered that Mr.
Exin. is az important accession to tue kepuh-
lican pa:tg, and tcat L:s appearance upoa the
s!uup ia one Of tic mos. significant Indications
of the dar.
, 1860-09-25

Toe Republican County Convention meets
in the Wiewam ut 2 O'Clock this afternoon to
nominate candidate f,1 State Senator, four
msmbers Of tho House Of Representatives,
States Attorney, Cierl ef the Circuit Court,
Sheriff and Coroucr. Tue delegates from
South, Wes: aud North Chicago will also no1n-
ina:s Candidates FIR Supervisor, Collector,
Town Clerk aud Commissioners Of Highways
for each pt The t1EnE.
, 1860-09-25
. Another Body Found.

NtskE691, Nlc5,, Bepk Jsh, 1bl0,
ELTON Prs1s and Triba.e:
Ths eehooner Speed, Capt. Yeung, came in
this morning. bringing a corpse, supposed 10 be
oas Of the lost Of the Lady E'gin. 1wasp picked
up IS mi;ss from this ahore. 1t WAS the body
pr man sbout ~ OF 20 Year, ofsSe, with black