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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

AsHFs Sales Of 60 . 10 bbls OF po,s made at e
Pearls unchanged.
PvusrsrtTrs -klouY-rhe market was heavy and lack
cd fy.rt Tor mcet descriptions while the dem and both
locE and for export iar. Al the cosc prices
atbrut cnapre Of inrlriance. The irsnsssti0rs EN-
bracrd About eco goto oos elosiag within the Jl-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

Inc haHlsoWr4 tFs-) Aotysdph states that the
Sheriff 10 that couaty has levied apon all Tie pro.
perry aud rollaz stock 81 the Pennsylvania Raj
road Company T. be fouEj u that city oa tao exc.
cutions, amounting in the Aggregate 70 tIs3 $50.
issued a. tie instance Of the Attorney Goasrat f5t
tonnage nx due the state, which tho company k.s
rsfise9 to pay. The saprems Court hay l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

-Canadsa sour 10 GIT uques,. and vytaou, alto
ration 81 wnnfrt ~ prices southern aour steafy
Asd IN far demand. the sales embraced about 200 bba
.lsrg within TIC range 81 the quotat1us waa.
urdtr TIC uarenCc OF he forcirr rcws aoro G.ye
srt better sustained. The sales footed ABOUT
leo co buktt ut 81 so for prime white Michigan ~ 40
81 e for white Otto ard Indiana Of 3sasl - fr red
Wseu 81 IS 81 70 for d. IN store 81 g fcr choice
fsd state, al ~ pr amber cocred wi,cnnsa aud tsws
81 - 81 Is for Nivsukec cab, 81 g for Racne
trrrg, at 81 ftHa AL Il for Chicago DO co-n
guie asiive anatr ste rerr, and ADVANCED IA rrccs
zoe '.vs bosi about rs COO busnes IT o. l0c Toe
Western rrxcs sGea,, Tic 90 store TIC for Western
,slo~, sc sic cor pri Nc white Sousneru, and 81
u Ac for fDEbd yeios. Rye easier, ~itn sAes ol
7tto hvstea Al ioc ate Barley was 10 fair denars,
with sAss 81 eco . 10 900 bushels, N esa fna Tor
STATE &c Or canada Fest sad st 1So Tsc FOE canada
Wet cats were h fair demand 81 BE 81 "a. Tor
Wcsifrr AL Canadian sue q, 81 &c. ssc for state
Cows "a rae Of 900 hxrs RIO ~erc made VS..
tysieNts~- Rates krner 20 day sad partially re-
covered former quo,.ors IL ilversoo 10 600 70 eco
bushels ~ What n bulk sGd bags, vcgAged NJ
B1f ftd WITH sorse lots Of cora IN tulk NJ t3d snd
IN bsrs al u Ne eco eco set acur st s. 81
lets % iaow ut sos To london sbDzs II 900
bs,he. whsst worc engaged ID bulk a. ISL aud 600
btis lur Of g. A vessel taken up 10 lost with
sbest and G,ur, fs Glasgow. APT Rates " the Con
uncnt we're steady, bet not aetve
Frs Dry cod ~s-s steady, With rloie,1,c yales al
last of large No re,s made at sis Is SIS asr
riux were dali: ssks n BE l sore Al 2S1 al 1ss
with scaled a. 2fc sic
Hsr stSsdy, with ssses % 700 500 bales a. 500
Sc for snipDert, and 81 pes . esf for cH7 u.s.
HoFs-rSc market cc,tlaucd " rule srm, s.ih nd
brevire den s-i wnie the ssis os eAyc~i var4 slrs
les active rse trarrscttc-s etnofscsf notafse lots
new Al as .ei ssd 81 Old 1852, a. as. 3d.
laos Scotch ple - slil aoi dlsall 81 fA, sxse9i
n frra1 lots. at t2l - fn az rosths
ifEr vac n sesier surgv Tie aslss cmbrsrse about
80 90 bbs A. so1 ldr npon sod u N Skr irrp,
kasssn-At-aN 81, VI ia ~ rsjs 81 IL
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] banks are as folio va: :
Total. ga oi9 3,4o7l2 i35 242 t55 se5
The New Orleans Picaysae OF the 7.a (eyening)


says
The result Of yesterdays election, although generally
ANTICIPATED has fallen heavily the marg.t, ard pro
ducos Ia financial circles Conversation OF
iurbef exclusively thus toeic and eetug OF
0nessiness is necessarily engenderet ny tbe rejection
that for the first time In the htory Of this country tho
government ~ 20 be administered sectional grounds
stu there much less alarm than might have ,een ex
peeted and reasonably from the fact that our position
strong ore. We have aounfan! resources with which
10 work Gu, handsomely, provided no impairment rs
placed 10 the moving OF the crops Nor this obstacle
occur long parks nue 70 stand up hrmy to
| the legitimate requirements Of the community.
There outside negotiations OF paper to day aud
the money In bank less pressing than
pat.d In fact most parties have supplied their wants
little ahead whilst the banks Will continue to discouni
TO the extent Of their ability
The Baltimore san of yesterday reports
Contraction the order Of the day both among nan-
clers and merchants Trade receives spdden check,
and The fact that Eastern exchange, which ten
days ago To demand in this market, is drug and
below 10 evident ira; Baltimore Is net grexty tn
dobt.d jrst now TO New York and that our merchants
not buy thence TO considerable extent at
sent Specie IL being drawn from NeS York TO this
city and New York and Phlade phis exchange heavy
81 70 discount. The notes OF Southern banks
quoted by the brokers BEFORE out for South Carolina
there wBs yesterday little sale Some fcx pur.
chases were made Al u, and Afterwards declined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

xIyn r SHARPE IMPROVED BILLIARD vABica
sih Ms nrway invented -ustru patented rcvsa ~ -
1854 well hpovH IS sipcry 70 amp nov nss s1s
fsetory ls rniton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

The following Geographic dispatches were read
., The Board Of Brokers this morning, In the order
In which We give them
No.
CmAgtxSrnv Nov. "a isao
M hark has ruRpSndcd | 10 not ghnk any will
Just from Columbia The state d0es
pension Btss u Charleston sttors No hW - pasei
Aas0oriFirR suspension. q A. rRENaJLd
No 2
NuSIGawvsY, Nov. Il 1890.
-, BROKER. william STREET
Excitement cont.uGps imnl.rsc N,'tcr cell heavily.
Governor Mtorc return "a day, msse secession spcn
u. BANKS
The Globe cotton min, OF Newburyport naSa.
chuse.as. has declared sent annual dividend Of
ave per cent. payable on Wednesday. Thclr earn.
ings in t,.e six months have been more thlu twice
that agnosut. the residue going for machinery and
70 reserved fund.
The SsIiseTn Railroad Of New Hampshire Las
declared q dividend OF two dollars per share.
Tie t.@isIsaoi Of the Pacific Mad Company,
made ~ = ihc st inst, is as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
SHIP PING NEW S.


ALBANIA yoRK-rHs DAT.
SRI nB0 ~ moor enruL. eve ~
suN ssIs g HioH eve 10
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The market YVES ooundrta,ly more b-oynu; thlu last
week, and the demand being Improved, prices Serr veil
coas worth nom $50 70 80 bat liete VAS f4r sugry
of Prime cows. all Of which readily faEen nj pfcrs
yarg from $40 70 seo Per hsa and there we're ssyera
they toofed cows and sold f1r breelng weil
for their king qualities Inferior oasrinss we're IN
prevailed Ter thee, and holders enabled V
realize good prices ror nearly The whole number oerer
The total receipts all the yards for the week and las,
woAine'cn BrOprins'i cssnsgln's 08rsea',:
This week. .33 20 20 50
Lat week. 20 Is Is "a
VEAL CALVES.
The vnriors yards tolersbly well supplied With
vess ~ all Conceivable descriptions but the oux OF them
made up of lr 10 good offerings and the rumbsr Of
for considerable tmc past The demand at all the
yards moderately sctive which wac chiefly Rttriou
table 70 ihe fa, that he number on gaze ss week vas
unusually small owing TO ths fact that the regular mar
kei day fc the day succeeding the ges, election day
when every body was detained 10 cast his vote The
c,crs 70 NEE, tho semard-aud scsrcsIy ,hai as more
could probably have been rod Al full prices me rirge
was frn 70 Txc bet the bulk OF tho sales At
about Bsc o.. The total receipts at ali The ards for
The wees aad las, week we're a. ioIlows-
WdAirg,cn Brcsn,nsi cAa.sriiHs oBrfern
IAst week SIS IS a "a
sHsrr AND L,yBs.
The market Tor sheep and lambs, sympathiring with
TIA, o. beef cattle ruled buoyah sni transactions have
been heavy thronshori the week offerings have ben
tai IN readily upon their arrival since Wednesday
last. lie abort supply sale on that day prevented
May ircu, ob,alnirg as many a. they wisbei ana a
plumber ~ bucbers hai exhausted their supply before
Saturday night Prices generally rule firm, and
the infer grades readily placed Tor the most part
a. Tan prices The demand haE been scucciv active
dutrv the present week but sli the market buoyan
though redr -tion Of as tOc PER head and quota
tees were The total receipts ali the yards
for the wc,k spd last week n folio VS.
HdsAize,ca. Brv,cn.a2'a CAans,7iiHI OByf~1',
E r., *ss.. e s ss sss ssI s ssss
Were 10 better iy bat sctvc rsQnca al improved
prices Thtre sac 10 50 head. sales were
Effected prces ranging from Stc s. Tor common,
and 9 &C. y ts.c. FIR corn Ted
REORGANIZATION.
The io,s receipts Of all stock for the week aud last
week ere a lOOwt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

A YOUNG oEAyLusAn OF EDCCATIoN AND hE
N DO hes lancet The o. only 4
the G~~sr DESTROYS Tn oush
diam, becoming iated. with view mari
maay eth some far cne With .hcm be oaa erJsy vnM y
tis ride wort az s5rruw Adffess al
ndere~, A n. n, Brucsiyn Post once
NlAJRTypSy "A middle AGuD 9HETENAF
M tp~A az living wishes 10 With lady wh,
can spprseists me aof hsppsss The ~rlsr has few
knedrsd liars ipcone. sni expects tsa dy " haze the
same ldtrvs~ Hancs and Dor lis usrsli o4ir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
DANCING ACADEMIES.
A noDwuRIn's DANCING ACADEMIES.
No SIS Broadwsy New York
No. ls7 Nonis gne strc-t hrcokiyn


No ss Broadwsy New York
No is7 Nonis rue street hrcokiyn-
WEDNESDAYS Ard sAruRDATk IN New yo,k
morDAve snd rHvKhpAYs, 1UEsDAYs and FkIDA7s
n BRO allyn
green krpire ard ether social fAnc-. Minus, QnAdrie
lnda ecncs0 tsl dances already
worth; varisty dAncss Will % br1uert ward
furtrg 1aong whit be msrt oo-t La "a
rn.6 inst received from Psrs sad the QnAirle a.rr1
snpe" cspery sdarted 70 the deyelopeeus o; Krsefa
uovenasni 10 esLd en-
crsusr, Q. terms &c, MAY b hsa At either Acsdsmy.
AT THrsoRs PRIVATE ACADEMY, EsCH Pupil.
a srgh strsrsi.ly IN al the Ds-ces, Csliihsnics,
% Days q tuuon- wstnesisys Ard ssiurdsy. 9, IVES,
ttry fourth ard Mondays an& II stayss 20 south
rrhh street R-oox, r ~ schnnls and privNte lesson
seoded tn kh-r ., the above Rooms = rem for soaoes
nArClNe-No ~ WET THIRrye xrH srRKwr-
IL Madame b,rrrroi tACKSON's Private DArcing Acate
Masters "a misses weiaesfaSs aud ss;nr
asys end TVS sisys rridsva class for
afies saturday rning schools and ervAe esspns g.
tended 70 dsy and eveainr.
L,KRKnRo's DANOIso ACADKxy. 50 WET POUR.
Kee vovk-upen for the reception Of pu.
FIR ksaes aod as~y, eveangs TOR gents
ren schcos private Closes In families attended, CIR
s~i.-s ~ hsf At the scsfemy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

srrpoasa or. sld sirsfhsslssarr. GYscs~oa, Tr~-t
BRnvrAHIrEs, Oct SIR coumt4>, Bshimore Sd zs,h
Arr.rfns- Irt-n tlnc,ln Nurlesns
lioRursus Oc is-sld . arts wheeler. wheeler, Hyovt.
ssfgr hon, Nspt Tin port brig African, Button, fov
FS1k hg
prlt Oct si-Ar IIussyous chds L-rdon for Eoresns:
xeG IN xns. SarSss 80 for DO land hoh pTJcredeD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


The oaly safe and certain for Cancers Piles Tu-
mora, Swelnks and Bronchie Coitrs Paralysis Neu-
ragia weakn.ss Of Muscles, Chtoui nfsmmatory
Stiffness Of tn. Joins, Contracted Muscles
Lgamsnts Earachs or Toothache, Bruises sprains Fresh
Cuts Wounds, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Caked Breast Sare
Nipples Burns, Scslds, Sore Thros ZION
pain, difference how long the disease ma
hav. existed, McLEANs CELEBRATED LINIMENT il
a certain remedy
ThousAads of human beings have been saved life Of
crpuds and misery BY the Of this Invaluable remedy
McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain almost and will Gle
purify aud heal the fouest incredible short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLEAN'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT 10 the only safe
and reliable remedy for the Of Spawn, Ring bons,
Windgalls Spints, Unnatural Lumps, Nodes SS sngs
never failed to cure Big Head, Pnilevil, Fsula Old
Running Sores, or Svesny, II properly apphed For
Sprsns, Bruises Scratehss Cracked Hee Chafes, Saddle
Collar Calls Cuts, Sores, Wounds, il infabe
remedy Apply cted and certain every
instance
Then tribe longer with the many worthless Linments
offered 70 you. Obtsn supply Of DIR. MCLEANs CELE-
DRAFTED IMMINENT. Il win cure you.
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine Sta, 81. Louis, Mo.
CHARLES STOTT, SIS Pa. av, sole agent In Washing
ton; r. 8. T. ClSSEL, Georgetown. A-D&Wly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
PYTHIAN VS. JEFFERsoN.-The long talked-of
match between the second nine of the Pythian

PTTHIAN vs.. JEFFERsoN.-The long talked-of
match between the second nine of the Pythian
and the first nine Of the Jefferson Base Ball Clubs
came OF yesterday the grounds Of the latter. In
Franklin Square, and resulted In favor of the
PYthisns by small score. Owing to the inclem-
ency Of the weather, there were very few persons
present, although there was a disposition on the
part Of some OF the outsiders to interfere in the
game. and which. In the end, resulted in the
refusal Of one Of the members of the Jefferson
Club to give ball to the victorious rarity vet
nevertheless, 1t was exciting and well played
game on both sides; and great praise is due to
Messrs. Fisher, James, and Calan, Of the Pythian,
jefferson. for the excellent manner in which they
acquitted themselves at the bats and the catching
of Mr. Kennedy would have been an honor to our
older clubs Mr.. Mitchell of the Potomac, acted
n umpire and filed that trying station I'm a fair
and impartial manner. Below We give the anal
ysis Of the game:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
Mr.. Yancey at WiImipxten

WnNINsTOS Del Sept 27.-The Hon VIM.
IL fahcey Is addressing an enthusiastic assem-
blage at tie city hall this evening, with decided
effect. Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather the hall is crowded 10 its utmost capacity
and the surrounding neighborhood Is all snxiety
70 hear bis eloquent appeals In defense OF the
MON and the constitution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

III Though THE STAR Is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, It's edition
IL so large to require it to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore should be
sent in before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Cures Bronchial AfeettoaS and all Diseases Of tn

From the Boston Evening Traveller, January6.
proprietors Of Wistay'S B1lsdn Of Wild Cherry for
us 10 say, that sondl experience the of
this rtcls. has ssed favoraby. One # the
proprietors Of the Traveller eDtlrely cured Of a
severe cough of four months continuance, by the
use of this Balsam and several OF friends and
quaintancss, who have tried the article have found
IL Of great service in relieving them Of severe
had been afflicted"
None genuine unless signed 1. BurIs on the
wrapper. -
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle 4 CO., Boston, and for
sale by Il: ID. Gilman, =. c. Ford, jr.,S. B. Waite,
G. Stott, John SchwaTze, Marin Palmer. Wash
Ington; and by dealers everywhere. Sc 26-lwr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
New Vera slarEst,

Shw YORK Sept % Flour is firm; State IS IS
40 80; Ohio IS 75a5 80; Southern IS sIa6 Wheat
has de- lined lag on spring; Western red 81 pa
81; do. white 81 IS. Corn has an upward ten
aency; mixed 66ks6sc. Provisions quiet. whis-
Ky firm at 2Oa23 &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
The Overland Expre,s,

ST.. JosRPHs, Sept. 27-The overland express
brings San Francisco dates Of the 18th
The Breckinridge convention have recon-
mended The people TO vote in favor OF revisin 2
the State Constitution.
The receipts Of silver ore at San Franc SEQ were
LARGE N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
Baron RenfreyS at 81 I.,,.

ST. LouIs, Sept. 27.-The Baron Renfre,r sp.n,
Three hours at the state Agricultural Pair yester
day. witnessed the display OF cattle, the trIsI on
speed Of the roadsters and staIlions and tie
award Of premiums
About 100 GO people were on the ground, and
the Royal party were everywhere received with
denominations Of respect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
HOrsR Haas

NEW YORK. Sept % Flora Temple made tw.
trials against Dutchman's time to-day. The hrs
mile was run In 3OS; two miles In 4 SIX; tire,
miles in 33x. The second trial result.d-ars
mile b; two miles S S; three miles AK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
NIassaehu.,,,. C.n,,..,u.,

BOSTON, Sept. % The Bell and Everett party
yesterday nominated the following gentlemen fot
Sonsress ;Iln district, Daniel Fisher, Of Edgar
DO Hon. William Appleton; 6,h DO or. p
Lord, OF Sslemi 9Th do, Luther v B.ll. OF
Charifstown; sth do, Winthrop Faulkner, of Ac.
Nominated in place Of edward DIckinson> de-
cIiled w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

NoTIeE-Dstict Of Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted In the SALrIMoRE Sun are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
Walket's Fxecution Confirm.d

NEW ORLEANS, sept IA b irish steamer,
with the remnant Of General Walkers party. las
arrived here Gen. Walker was shot on the l3th
Colonel Rudler was stiIl prisoner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
Mayor Henry Declares for R.II

PHILiDILPHlA, Sept. 27.-Mayor henry has
written letter declaring that he VIII support Bell
and Everett, but not with a fusion ticket He
iaVors TIE Peoples State and Municipal ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
THE LATEST NEWS
TIE K g RAPHIC.
Peunsylvania Psl,t,es

HARRIsBuRs, Pa, Sept. 27-The Bell and
Everett Executive Committee met here to-day
when most satisfactory accounts Were received
from all parts OF the State An electoral ucke,
was formed and resolutions were adopted settinK
forth that IL 10 deemed inexpedIent at this time 70
nominate a candidate for Governor, and sppoin mt
ihg committee TO 90 change or modify the cleo
toie ticket as 30 secure harmonious action from
al national men; also recommending the holding
% mass convention OF all persons opposed 10 the
1,pu,o1Ilcsns, at as early day sner Che October
erection al practicable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
Financial,

NEw YORK, Sept 2s Stocks are dull and
easier: Chicago and Rock Island 7sY; Cumber-
land Coal Co IL; Illinois Central shares s6X; dc.
bonds 100 Michigan Southern asa; New York
S S yoHi Penn Coal Co e2K; Reading A. 4 !
hudson River X 6ixi Va SIS %; Mo IS 79S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

CLEARf GREEN would most respectfully
inform their friends and the cItz sns OF Washing.
ton that they have opened a General Auction Com
MISSION aud Furniture House On Hiuth street one
door north OF Pa. av., (adjoining Perry Bros
They Will pay s'uct attention TO any and al b.si-
hess ENTRUSTED 20 their care Particular attention
PAD u the sale OF Real Estate both AZ private ami
publIc tafe We earnestly solicit shase Of pnbiic
patronage. CIEARH q GREEN
Auction ard Comm sslOn Merchants
Sc q ecG 9th ST. door north Pa ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

To THE BE sure to read the adyer-
tlsement of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, in another column. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
DIED.,

On the 18th instant. FANNIE A., in the 2Sd
ar of her age, wife of DR. Benz Berry and daugh-
to: of the late DR.. b L. Johns and Jane f. Johns.
baltimore papers copy.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

SEE THE ADVERTISEMENT Of Messrs Hutchinson
Munro, In another column, about their fall
opening Of millinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

NOTICE OF Co-PARTNERSHIP- We, th
Partnership % transact the GIN RAJ. ATC-
I IiS0SS COMMISSION md FURNITURE BIZ
SlNESS under the name and style of CIEARYk
uhhhN' F.p GG.sEEAARY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
JEfeTS0H.


TOURNAMENT AT FArRVAx CouRT House.
The tournament Of the Fairfax Rifle Rangers
came of at Fairfax Court House on Tuesday, and
was numerously attended The Fairfax News
says:-The Rangers under command Of Lieuts
Barnes and Fox, proceeded to the grounds selected
for the tournament exercises escortng thereto the
knights, y under the chief marshalship OF Capt.
Dulany and his sids, Messrs. Blincoe and Barnes.
Arriving on the ground the knights were called
TO the judges stand TO hear the .harge which
was delivered by N. ID. Ball esq = The charge
wasa brief but most appropriate and eloquent one
The following knights contended for the hon.
ors of the occasion, and name them in the
order In which they rode: knight Of the Valley,
Albert Wrenn; Burke's station, David Marks;
Evening Star, Samuel Barnes; Georgetown, John
Monroe; Ingomar. Albert Fox; Pine Orchard
:. A. Coon; The Planet, George A Arms; The
south, Phillip P. Cooling; The Union, DIR. John
r. Jones; The Rangers, Robert Tavior; Pope's
Head, Ferd Beech; The Bleeding Heart, BENZ.
+. Bell; Cooney, Henry Thompson.
AFTER a spirited contest the following knights
were declared the successful ones :-''knieh t of
Burke's Station" chose as Queen Of Love and
Evening Star" chose as First Maid of Honor,
Miss Mary Hoag. ''knight Of the South. )" chose
as Second Maid of Honor, Miss f. Richard
son knight Of the Turf, ,: chose as Third Maid
Of Honor, Miss Mamie Thomas The above an
noIncements having been made from the stand
the Rangers and knights returned in process
sion TO the village -
formed at the Union Hotel, Capt Dulany deliver
ing the coronation address In his usual feicitous
style. ball and supper followed, and at a late
hour the Joyous participants wendell their way
homeward, grea ly pleased with the exercises Of
the day and night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28
THE MEETING AT LIBERTY HALL.

Al an early hour large assemblage had gath
cred at the hall; and while the procession was
moving In the streets, Lewis Mckenzie Esq
introduced Hon. A. H. II Stuart Of Va, to the
meeting Mr. Stuart proceeded 10 deliver one of
the most powerful, well-consdered, patriotic and
effective sPeeches ever delivered to an audience
Of Alexandrians
IL was during the progress Of Mr.. Stuarts ad-
dress that the procession arrived at the hall when
that gentleman paused awhile to permit the en-
trance OF the procession. Never before was Ii
erty Hall 30 packed with an attentive auditory az
listened TO the remainder OF Mr.. Stuarts speech
and gave vent to their feelings In FREQ uent ap-
plause. Hundreds were compelled to leave sadly
disappointed at being unable to obtain even stand
ing room. 900
At the conclusion of Mr. Stuart's address, Geo.
p. Wise, esq, introduced to the meeting Col. J
Baldwin, Of Stanton. His speech was elo-
quent and powerful, and his telling arguments
abOnnded in humorous illustrations whic b excited
universal applause and merriment. The hour at
which We write precludes US from giving more
extended notice Of the speeches in this morning q
issue. Upon the stand we noticed ohm JanDey,
esq, Of Loudoun, II. w. Thomas, ESQ Of air
fax, and other distinguished speakers
Altogether, the demonstration was a glorious
one, aud revived the patriotic memories Of lslO
and IA, exhibiting an awakening Of the spirit of
those memorable days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

The FoUHTH GRAND ASSEMBLY OF the "HickOry
Club' Is advertised to come off on Monday eve
ming, October list See advertisement in another
colIImn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

(xET YOUR CLOTHING, FURNISHING
~ GOODS, HATS and CAPS at SMITH s. No.
AGO Seventh st. Sc "a I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-28

Our Georgetown readers win see, by advertise.
ment in another column, that an interesting meet
ing Of the Republican Association will be held
this evening. Able speakers are invited, and the
Glee Club Of this city is expected to attend.