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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

in this city, on the Sd instant. FRANCES f..
T1NEGAN, IN the saith year of her age, consort of
George Il. Finegsn, of New York city, and eldest
daughter Of Thomas and Malnda Marche, of this
city.
The lends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her ftueral, on Wed
nesday afternoon, 5th instant, at O'Clock, from the
residence OF her father 9Th street east north OF Pa
av. (Phila. and New York papers copyD
On Monday the Sd instant, after a short but pain
full illness, GRACE ANNIE, aged years and 6
months, daughter of John and Ann Bury.
"Mother, tits not death before me
Brings this tear down upon my cheek;
But, my father-he'll deplore me
Till his poor heart will break ="
"Oh, my child, may Heaven DER me
Give the comfort we must seek "
Mother! ah, my sight is 6, owing
Dim my feet are cold as lead
Kiss me- mother am fOtHs
Up" The weary spirit fed
A nd the mothers tears were flowing
Ger the features of the dead PCT c.
Her funeral will take place from the residence oil
her parents, on street, between 18th and 18th SITS
on Wednesday September 5th, at O'Clock. The
frIeDds of the family are invited.
In 6 GEORGETOWN on the morning of September fh,
MARY HsNRlETTA, the infant daughter OF
Jas. A and Amanda Nj. Calhoun, aged months
and ~ days.
In Portsmouth, Va. on the 18th August, G. HRS
TAN ECKLOFF, IN the nth year of his age and
for the last 45 years resident OF this city.
At ROwsburg Va, on the 18th August, ELLA,
only daughter OF Ella V. and Chas. w. Hepburn,
a. ed months and days.
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THE LATEST NEVIS.
The Progress Of the Primo,
T Ell E g r APHIO.

OTTAWA, Aug 81 The Prince started from
Montreal at O'Clock this day, In q heavy shower
ing with bowling and waving Of his hst - she
/ assembled multitude. The Voluntesu Nrcd
parting salute. He left the train AT 81 Anms
where the bridge w1s decorated and q crowd
| asssm6led and embarked on the steamer Prince
4 OF wales At Two Mountains the Indians fred
| ssIute rang the bells, &c, &c. AT Carlton was
great turn out when he took the care for Gren-
vie. There was fresh display Of loyalty 90 be
\ went aboard the steamer Plenty for Ottawa
| ne weather was tolersble and the Prince en-
!Syeu tne oeeuhful scenery. Two miles below
the city he was met by steamers full of p.ss.n
gers, and one hundred and sftv ,c,noss manned
Dy Twelve hundred lumberers, who saluted On.
Prince with The most vigorous cheers heard since
DIS arrival In America, and escorted him IN the
city, where twenty thousand people zs.-.,h,.d
The enthusiasm was wonderful. When he l,oS,d
al sunset a salute was fred by the Vopn,eer A.,
tllery. The wharf was beautifully dproy.t.d
and the Princes stand covered with searIet r.
Mayor presented an address but the eject az m,
ceremony was spoiled 5y sudden shower
The Prince entered the town In closed c.rri,.,
and was escorted by the Volunteer Cavalry ana
procession through the streets. The ornament.d
fags and evergreen arches were magnifcsn,
The city is illuminated TO- night
OTTAWA, Sept1.-On returning 20 hts residence
the Prince held a levee, and a large number Of
gentlemen were present, but no addresses were
made The Prince then lunched with the legis
latnre. The healths Of the Queen Prince Consort
and Prince Of Wales were drank, and the Prince
gave the healths Of the Governor General and
Canadian Legislature, which was loudly sp-
plauded.
The royal party Afterwards rode 20 Chandipe
Falls and the Suspension Bridge, where they die
mounted, got on a crib, and went down the
timber slide, thousands Of people watching them
descend, VINO oheered az they shot past The
scene was rather exciting. The roysI crib got
down safe, and the party were taken Of in canoes
10 an Island in the centre OF the bay, near which
the canoe races were held. The river was COW
cred with small boats and presented a beautiful
spectacle.
The Prince took great interest In the proceed
the city at seven O'Clock in barge specially pre-
pared and rowed by six gentlemen. He was
much pleased with the events Of the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04
Arrival Of the California Pony Express

Sr. JOsKPHs, Sept. 3.-The Pony Express, with
California advices 10 the I'D ult has arrived here
Lieut.. Need had attacked the Indians In Ruby
Valley and killed seventeen. Three soldiers were
wounded. II is supposed that the route 10 now
fully protected and that the Pony Express win not
again be interrupted. Mr.. Latham had addressed
the Democrats at Sacramento, advocating Mr.
Brec kinridge, but the Breckenridge resolutions
were subsequently voted down.
Accounts from Oregon state that the Secretary
Of State had refused TO issue his certificate Of cleo
ton TO Mr. She'll as member elect 10 the next
Congress, on account Of the election being pre-
mature and unauthorized by law.
Rich gold mines have been discovered at w ALA
Wdlla. The Fra er mines continue encouraging
Business at San Francisco was steady but less
animated
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Inter from Mexics-A Great Battle Fought
hiramon Defeated and Wsunded-His
Army, Stores, etc Captured.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3.--The steamship Austin
from BraZos on the 30tb, has arrived, bringing
$40 200 In sp eie.
The BraZos river WIS very high, and serious
fears were entertained of destructive food
MEXICO
Many Of the principal merchants at Monte rev
had removed their effects % Brownsville 70 avoid
the payment Of tue new forced loan recently pro-
claimed by viddarri.
SAN Louis, Aug. i6.-The great battle bas been
fought at Lagos, and Miramon defeated. Finding
himself surrounded by Doblado, with nearly
10000 men, Miramon, with his , 900, endeavored
to cut their way through Doblado's lines, but
was repulsed aud driven back TO their entrencb-
nents. After i've days fighting, Miramon, with
small body Of cavalry, made their escape, Mira
mon being badly wounded. The rest Of bis force,
as well as his artillery, munitions, and stores,
were captured by the liberals.
During the engagement General Pacheco wes
killed, and Gen. MejIa was taken prisoner. MI
ramon s retreat was towards the Capital.
There was general rejoicing throughout the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04
Later from kurepe

FARTHER PoINr, Sept 4.-rhe steamship Pal
estine, from Liverpool on the I'D, touching at
Londonderry on the evening Of the oath, passed
here this forenoon. The Illinois arrived out on
the Path.
France admits breadstufs duty free owing 10
the bad crops.
Prussia is increasing her forces in Besarabia,
and also her Mediterranean feet
LIVERPOOL, Friday morning, eth Cotton sales
for the week foot up G., 900 bales Middling quail
tiles ruled slightly dearer, but the bad weather
checked business. The sales Of to-day are est
mated at 600 bales, the market closing steady.
Breadstufs have an advancing tendency, and
Wheat and Flour were somewhat higher.
Provisions continued duh. but closed steady.
CosOls closed Friday at 924a92Z.
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Movements. Of Hon. WIN. n. seward.

ALBION, N. Y, Sept 3.-Hon. WIN. II. Seward
passed through here on Saturday evening. A
large concourse Of people were at the depot. The
arrival Of the train was greeted by the firing Of
cannon and the shouts Of the people. Mr.. Seward
was introduced 10 the people oy L. r.. Reynolds,
and spoke for about ten minutes The greatest
enthusiasm Characterized the impromptu meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04
Annual statement Of Cation

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-Acccrding 70 the an
nual cotton statement Of the prices current, the
export from New Orleans for the year amounts %
= 2l4 900 bales, the value Of which 10 not vet
e.rtained The receipt for the year foot mp
255 500 bales, the value Of which 10 put down az
sos. 80, 80 The average price for mlddling for
the year has been lOXal stock on LIST Septem
her y OiJ bales
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Copgressio nal Nominatisns.

PHILADKLPHIA, Sept Sin the Finn Congres
sioual District Of this State tue rerubl cans have
nominated VIM. w. Davis, and the democrsts
Henry lngersoll. In the Eleventh District, John
Hughes las been nominated by the democrats
for Congress.
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Fire I'm Ciuc.uuafI

CINCINNATI, Sept 3-A. M. Taylor & Co o tan
bark house at the corner of Lyms and Liberty
streets was destroyed by fire lastnight s25 ooo'
partially insured.
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Baltimsrs Rlarksts

BALrInoRl, Sept. 4 -Flour closed quiet but
firm with sales Of Howard street, AT . 81, an ad-
vance of lie Ohio and City Mills are at So.
wheat closed steady; Southern white 81 .fOsl IS.
Corn closed dull; white 74a75c; yellow 72a7sc :,
Provisions closed quiet. mess po'k sls75i Lard
12KaIic Coffee closed quiet at 13kal6c. Whisky
closed steady at . sa3k
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New Ysrk Markets.

NHw YORK, Sept Flour 10 arm; State IS 50
ass SIS; Ohio IS a5aS6 10; Southern SS.90as6 20
Wheat active but steady; choice southern white
SI65 Corn is active out has a declining ten
dency; mixed 6ia65c. Provisions quiet. Whisky
steady II 22kc. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

NoTlcE.-Di'tfict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 DC Inserted in the EALrINoRE Sun are received
al and forwarded from THE STAR Once. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

Those owning over 800, 900 are marked respect
lively as owning Sl05 900; $1,000, SI35 900;
sl55 900, $780, 600 $50 O0O and $1,000 the lat
ter amount being the highest reported as belong
ing to any one individual.
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HoLLowAY's PILLS.

Dysentery. -Unlife other specifics in common use
which ACT rs mere temporary styptics, aollqXay's
pills seize on the seat Of the disease and extTni-
AYE orgsas, stimulating the liver, purgins the chan
ns. and puriiYlaE the blood they proin.te speedy
Testofau9n OF heeith and vigor. In biIou me -,
SICK D. sdaehe eoidity Of the stomach, aud depres-
sion OF spirits, they are equally efcacious. Sold by
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Financial.

NKw YORK Sept Stocks are better; Chicago
and Rock Island 7ss; Cumberland Coal Co. 70;
Illinois Central shares 81 n; do. bonds 90 L; Mich
igan Southern AN; New York Ceatral 81 Read
Ing 45x; Hudson River X z son; Canton Co. 10,
Va. 6's 81; No. 6s SIX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

INDIVIDUAL WEALTH IN ALKxANDRIA-The
Gazette says The value Of real and personal es-
tate In this city is reported by the census at
50, sl2 1865. The following is the number of the
several classes Of persons reported as owning the
value If n NM and nvar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

THE CoLORED RIOT AT Col. SELDEN's PLACE.
This morning, John Matthews, slave Of Mrs.
White, Robert Blair aud John Black, slaves of
Mr.. Little, Were brought before Justice Dom for
hearing on the charge Of riot at Colonel Seldens
farm last Saturday night The witnesses were
James Bungy, slave of Col. Selden, and Daniel, a
James had his head bandaged as IL he had been
badly cut and his arm in sling. He said that
he was LEFT In charge Of the farm by his master,
who had given him hOrseman's pistol TO
frIghten away depredators A little after nine
O'Clock wagon came up the road, and a crowd
OF colored persons got out and demanded liberty
to dance. He told them to 90 away, and
told them how he was instructed by his MASTER
they insisted, and he hoping they would soon 90,
and apprehensve Of his own safety, permitted
them to stop. He soon after went down the lane
to call his dog of from barking at some one, and
when he got back missed his pistol. He proposed
search, and all agreed except one, who slipped
out, but soon returned, and also proposed to be
searched He felt his clothing, and in his bosom
was substance In the shape Of knife, handle
upward; this was John Matthews In the mean
time, Daniel-Mrs Holmead's man-carne In and
handed him the pistol. Witness pointed at a man
and said g. That's the fellow that took il 4" la a
moment they began fighting. Some one cut him
on the head severe gosh They struggled long
time, and the crowd fearing that he would shoot,
started and ran away.
Daniel, the second witness, states that he was
sent by Mrs. Holmead to learn the cause Of the
fuss; and going up the lane saw the fellow hide
the pistol under poke bush He took il and gave
1t to Jim. They began to fight and he saw the
blade raised and descend on Jim's head, but
didn't see who did It,
The evidence of the riot was sufficient for the
justice, who ordered Robert Blair and John
Black twenty stripes each; and the case Of John
Matthews was posi- poned till tomorrow tsi!-
mony for the defence.
The accounts which Col. Selden, Mr.. Little,
and Mr.. White give Of the condition OF the coun-
try roads at night are truly alarming. Riots, as
saults, and other violations of law have been
common. Not only are they partici pated in by
slaves, but whites and free negroes from the city
60 out and take part in them. II is time they SAY
to act promptly In such cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

MRS, WINsLow, IN experienced nurse and female
ply sician, has Socthsas SyYxp for CAiidsn Testh-
tss, which greatly facilitates the process teethng
by softefihs the gums. rsducins al lnfamnation-
will aliay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend UPON it, mothers, It vii rive rest
to yourselves, and relief and health to your infants.
Perfectly safe in oil cases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04
HOMEOPATHIC REMINDERS

All Of DR.: Humphreys 4 Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPath,c Remedies put NJ, expressly for family
IN cases, containing. % walls, from S4 to S.
each, with book Of full directions. For sale BY
n. Y. Gilman. $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent ". A. Fitzgerald, $50 north r street;
also by s. B, Winter, corner of Massachusetts, ave
HaFsl for internal and external lnisrnmati5ns of
al Kinds. Sold as above. ma9-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

Dismissed. Ben Ringgold, cold, who was ar
rested last night for stealing awatch was brought
out and dismissed this morning. by Justice Donn,
the evidence Of identity being insufficient ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04
BARRY's TRIcoPHKRous

-, BARRY's TRlCOPHBROUs
10 the best And cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies', try 1t. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and Perfumers ar IL -6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

The FIRE DEPARrMENr-Inspecto Martin re
ports the condition Of tue FIRE apparatus as fol
lows IF ranklin-one engine, one suction, one
hose carriage, and two reels in good order, one
out Of order, 100 feet Of hose, good; Persever-
ance-one engine, one suction, two reels In good
order, one reel in bad order, about $50 feet of
hose, 300 Of which 10 in bad condition.; Column
bia-two suctions, three reels in good order, 100
feet Of hose, old and not reliable, 200 feet of
which Is unfit for service; Anacosta-one sue
ton and one engine in good order, one old sue
ton out Of service two reels In want Of repairs;
American Hook and Ladder-truck In bad order
Tor want Of suitable place to keep 1t. The
apparatus is now kept In a leaky she'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

A BoNAroK CHowDKR, novel and rare dish, Is
to De served up al N eridian Hill tomorrow. FOR
Particulars zee advertisement s.t t.t. - .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04
WisTaR's BafsAN OF WILD -CHHRRE.-
The iolipvlng letter from Rev. HKEkY Moon. Of

The following letter from Rev. HNsY weep, Of
concord N. H. Editor ofti,e Cungres etional Jour
J Nx..s &c., "a, GGoscoRg.S =, II, March ;.
roy Lungs confined me tony bod for several weess,
an wien recovered, was much oppressed by
sleep or rest upon q bed by night. The suffering
was extreme, and Judging from the inefcacy of the
remedies used, supposed the disease incurabe.
Helng persuaded TO try hottie of Wistdr's Balsam
Of Wttd Chsrry. without coIhdencs IN its efficacy,
found the difficulty almost entirely removed be
fore one bottle was used up. sympathy with my
Ieil'w sufferers induces me to make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly, HBSRY woop.
wrapper.
Prsrased by 9. w. FowIe 4 Co., Boston, and for
sale by IL. d. Gilman, z. c. Ford. ir.. =. II. Waite,
u. Stott, John Schwarze. Nsrn 4 Palmer, Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere. Sc 4-lwr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

MYERS Miraculous VKRMlN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for extermihat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants,
Mosquitoes, Fleas, Moths, Gram Worms and Gar
den Insects.
III Principal Depot, 6I2 Broadway, NY
Sold by a III Druggists everywhere. ma l8- SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

The HuNNY PHELLows, we are informed, are
having phunny time at Columbia Springs, this
afternoon. Give them a call s -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT CLAM BAKE at
Meridian Hill. Five thousand Little Neck CLAIMS
from Long Island, Thursday, September 2, 1860.
Come one and all
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LOST AND FOUND.

u
7 OST-Between the corner of Tenth and Z SITS {,
L. in going to Trinity Church, on Sunday last. 9
gold BREASTPIN, set with pearls. A suitable
reward will be gwen if left 1T the star Office it
I OSf, sTRAYED OR STOLEN. from Mr..
- FRANCIS BOYLE, a small red Ney1
COW, blind In the left eye. A liberal re- ~
ward will be given to the finder, by leaving Ss
the same on Twenty-Flth st between and Il,
west of the Observatory. sc ST
EOUND.-A large BAY HORSE, with one white
Il hind foot, aud saddle and bride, was
brought to my sable on 18th St, between I~N
Nj and n. he owner is requested to call Oh
prove property and pay charges:
It, A. r. FOWLER.
G = REV ARD.-Suayedaw away or stolen from the
pa subsc her on the nth of July, two
young SOWS, heavy with young. One7HI
Of TIE black and brown like, lame in the AA.4kSsa
left shoulder; nd the other black aud white, with
long ears. The above reward will he paid TO any
person who will bring them auy Intor nation
of whore thew are To JAMES GLEESON. corner
OF north Capitol and SITS. ses st.
I OST-On Tuesday, August 7th, BUNDLE of
IL Evening star News papers, containing four
copies of each day for the month of yune, Ias The
finder will receive liberal reward by returning
them to this Office. au Is Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

EOR RENT-A new 4-story BRICK HOUSE
H with marble mantles and CRATES, water xtures,
with bath room Also, gas in every ROOM situated
on Thirteenth street, between !. and Mass avenue.
Also, three story-and attic Brick Dwelling on ii
street, between 18th and l4th streets. Apply at
WIN. p. sHEDO'S Fancy store. No. 500 nth st.
au 252w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

THERE WAS LARGE and enthusiastic meeting
OF the Breckenridge Jackson Democratic Assoc la.
tfon at their ball last evening. Among other dis
tinguished gentlemen present was the Hon Jos.
Lane, Of Oregon, who, after earnest solicitations
arose and spoke In an exceedingly eloquent man.
nef for about twenty minutes He repealed with
Others that the party advocating the ticket on
which he had the honor to be placed, In. company
with the gallant son of Kentucky, were disunion-
lists. He was frequently Interrupted with applause
Mr. Baxter, Of Va, an old line whig, also spoke,
giving in his warm adhesion to the Breckinridge
and Lane ticket. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04
DIED.,

PHrNIks,-Persons desiring Pennies will always
And them for exchange at the Star tI6iee oonrfsr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs.--John w amer,
col, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 81 is.
Timothy McGaw, do; do, SO Is. David Barry,
vsgrant; do, 80 Is. John Bonce, profanity; do,