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For Sale.

n"E> ONE LIGHT SECOND
ES5j1R. hand PLEASURE CARRIAGE, nearly
HS@S ~ new and in complete order, 'daDted t0
one or two horses. Also double HaT-
Will b. disposed TO sell at low prics for cash
undOlbted nOto on short time. Apply at No 36 Water
street apf25: Mo.
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RGaI Gslnte.
Real Estate.

Il N. KEYES, formerly of the firm
LIZ Of Littles & Keyes,) has opened Real E-iats
Omre in Rouse Block,
Corner of Superior st. and Public Square,
and has constantly hand several thousand acres Of first
quali Of Farming Lands the Siares Of Iowa Wizcon-
aud Missouri 10 exchange tor city country PROPER
" also Tor all kinds OF personal properly Part csh raid
il Necessary. aBri6RlD
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WILLIAM L. AMBUSH, Plalnun,( ln court Of common
STEPHEN GRIFFIN. Defendant } ty. Ohio. 0''1

Vie above named Defendant, Ste
Il phen GT.fin Is hereby notified that on the 2st Il
o. April, A. D. le6l the SAID Plaintiff filed IN said Court
his Petition setting orth for cause Of action AGAINST sail
deoudrnt thai the 7h day Of Aprii D. 1859 plaintiff
brought suit in attachment before Justice Peace
10 said county against one solomon Griffin and Ut the
da last Aforesaid served tho said stephen Griffin with
notice OF Garnishmeht in the action pending before said
Justice and thereafter in said action last named this plain
f recover ed judgment the 22l day 1f June d 1889
against sail So omou s. Griffin for tive hundred and forty
sir dollars damages and costs OF sut taxed ght
0O dol ars, which judgment stu In force and who
unpaid That ihe disclosure made by sud Stephen Griffin
before said Justice under said notice Of Ganishment was
unsatisfactory TO this SAID pain that said stephen Crf
fin Al the time Of the service of said rotcs of ganshment
upon hun had IN his possession and under his control
loTRe Omt of prupeHy belonging TO said Solomon s.
Griffin, and was oherWse largely indebted said Solomon
Gttn. Of which properly and Indebtedness said Ste
phen Gnfiu laile 10 mike disco osure sad Petition asks
for judgment against said Stephen Gnn the sum Of
Two Hundred Eld FiyfOur and 0lOO Dollars with in er-
est thereon from the 81 day Of June D. 1859 The De-
fen aut required TO the allegations said pe
iOu b. the I'D DAY Of June. A D. 1861 OF Judgment will
be taken against him BY Ieault in the above
]. L. INGERbOLL,
aDr26.2s6 Ptaiutiffis Attorney
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OGRAMME.
PART !.
!. HaIk Apollo strk the Bishop
Hrs. Jones ami Chorus
The Spartan Hnund-1 Bishop
Mrs. JeWstf, Alessfs Rouse and HolbTo0k
Softly Treading-ChoTus-FTom Il GIotiato en-
Egitto nley efoetI
L. The Horn Of Chase .Braham
J. P. HOlbrook
g. The CuTfeW-TTio .Atwoad
MISS Sesur Messs. ROose and holbIook
Rect ct Aira-Beatrce di ,nda. .Bellini
Mr.. Chapman
Z The Chough and Crow Chorus Bishop
PART IL.
L Andante. Like a Fairy. ..---;;.... CHORUS:
WALTR MoVement-JOyi the Rarest Doulzetu
2 Recit aud Aira+Eon Flu SofnO Verdi
Mrs Jones.
Mrs Jswgtt Messrs Rouse, Stanley s HObrOOk.
L. Ah My Child-Aira from .Meyerbser
Miss Segur,
The Fishermsn-Duett ....--...Gabusi
messTs. house, ana HO brook
Mrs. Wright ard Chorus
l. Land Of the Trumpet and the SpeaT-ChOrus-
FINN the Italians ID Algiers. -Rossini
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Saturday, April 2sth, 1860.
MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS

4NA will please tHke notice mat the d and reliable
"East FIRE ght Line Merchants Despatch 4" American III
Prs Company, PropTrors, IS bring nsiug Freight from
The stern cities At the lowest current a rail es viz:
Frm New York TO Cleveland, lies 80 80 40
- gBOston I" - Los 80 70 46
No necessity fr insurance Fright shipped by the
'MERChANTS DESPATCH" and all heir goOus are
with The greatest possible speed and safety and
delivered uniformly, regular and exact time,
ceediug three da, from New York aud Boston,
For srecial contracts end bs OF luding, apply the
CCmpany's Office New YOik, lg7 Broadway
A H. LIVINGSTON, Agent, Boston. Office IS State
Street.
Rpr26234 H X BoYLsTON. Agent
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1850.
STATE EMENT
OF THE
UNITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON.
UNITED STATES BRANCH,
So Wall Street, New York.
CAPITAL.
authorized Capital Of The Company .......E2 10000

Authorized Capital Of The Company 0C0 900
Capital in hand, iIc. udmg SurplUs........ sS.763
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17
HerscheI V. johnson i'm PhIlad.lphi..

PHTLADELPHIA, Sept. I5.-Concert Hall was
comfortably filed this evening by the Douglas
Democracy. Hon. r. Kneass presided Mr. John
son was very enthusiastically received. After ex-
pressing his thanks for his warm reception he
entered into line Of argument similar 70 that
which characterized his speech at the Douglas
barbecue in New York. The speaker was very
hoarse, and the delivery Of his speech caused him
considerable effort Numerous ward delegations
wefe present, with music, transparencies, &C
An anonymous advertisement appeared in morn
ing paper inviting all democrats 10 attend this
meeting, in order TO prevent the endorsement Of
what is called the "bogus Forney mongrel cleo
toral ticket" but no disturbance took place Gen
eral Foster, the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, will speak in Independence square on
Monday evening, and as this will be the first cam
paign speech of importance, and he NAV be called
upon to define his position ON national politics
there is considerable interest felt
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The Prince of Wales.

CLIFTON HOUSE,, NIAGARA FALLS, eP. NJ.
sept. H.-The royal party arrived here this eve
ming, via the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad
and steamer Clifton from Fort Erie At Brant-
ford the party lunched at the Kirby House, the
Prince receiving addresses, &c. large party OF
Indians also assembled, and made various wariike
presents to the Prince. Crowds assembled at All
the stations. Upon arriving at Chippewa huge
oonhres Were Liz hted, and a torchlight procession
escorted the royal carriages TO the Falls where the
Prince stops at Clifton Lodge, the residence Of the
The Fails are illuminated with Bengal Ares and
blue lights. Tomorrow Blondin walks the rope
The Duke OF Newcastle Ia indisposed; other
members OF the party have also suffered The
prlnce, however, Is well. There hes been trouble
to-day, In consequence of some New York reporteys
attempting TO force themselves among the ROYAL
party Orders were given at Fort Erie that they
should not be allowed on board the steamer; but
they have all arrived safely. At Fort Erie a noop
OF cavalry from the 74th Regiment of the New
ork State Militia acted as an escort 70 the party
and as the steamer upon which they had taken
passage FOR Chippewa passed down the river,
they were honored with royal salute from Fort
Porter, fred under direction Of General Gusta vus
Adolphus Scroggs.
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[sEcoxD DISPATCH
Political IntelliRepce.

SYRACUSE, Sept 17.-Judge Douglas and LADY
visited his mother, at Sandy Springs, Ontario
county, on Saturday, where be remained until an
hour appointed for him 10 address the public az
that place. The meeting was very large, incfad-
ing deleg atons from all the surrounding country
towns numbering, IL is estimated, from Is COO to
5000.
He commenced bis speech by a humorous allu-
sion 20 the parzan press, expressing pleasure that
he was enabled to relieve their anxiety by inform
ing them that he had Iohad AIS nofAsT, who, God
bless her, was In fine health; and saying that he
partlZan press He spoke nearly two hours.
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BOARDING..

ROARD-A fine Front Room, With Board, in a
- delightful locality, may be Obtained by gentle
man and lady, or two gentlemen, by calling at No
AS street between 9th and 10th SITS. Sc list
40 NINTH STREET.-PeTsons returning tn
tCc the city from their summer resorts will find
vacant several desirable rooms, having the cOnve-
nences OF gas, water. and bathing closets, at 453
Ninth ST. one door south of r; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boarders ac-
oOmmOdated on moderate terms. se5 2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

DIR. j. HOsrETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIZ
TIERS Is one OF the greatest strengthening prepara-
tons extant. IL is especially adapted to those rho
are aft Icted with the Fever and Ague, any other
disease arsing from a disOrdered condition of the
digestive organs. For Fever and Ague there is
perhaps. medicine in the world equal to It, as il
enters, purifes, and replenIshes the blood, which
diseases of this nature. The Bitters are now among
the most popular, and at the same time valuable
specifies In the medical world In recommending
1t to the public are fully conscious of doing them
great service, knowing, as we do, their many ex-
csllent qualities and sure and speedy action ia all
cases where the disease is caused by the Irregular
lty OF the digestive organs. trial Will suffice for
the most skeptical.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every.
where. SO II cost
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Arrival Of the California Overland Mail.

FORT SMITH, Sept I5.-The Overland Califof-
MIA mail Of the 27h has arrived with later sdvices
party of Mexican guerillas recently invaded
Texas, stealing a number Of mules belonging "a
the overland mail. It 10 reported that the indians
in New Mexico had renewed their hostilities
The mali party bound from Mesilla TO santa Fe
were attacked by the Navejos and the conductor
and driver killed. The mails and coach were
also destroyed. -Four hundred government mules
al Fort Craig had been stolen by the Indians
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Political Rev in PhiIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.-The Bell and Everef
meeting held here last night in the First Congress
sional District was interrupted by Republican
clubs, who marched through the crowd. A fight
ensued, and stones and pistols were freely used
The meeting was finally dspel sed and nine riOtsrs
were arrested. No one was seriously injured %
far as known IL is supposed that the arair wa
retaliation for the disturbance created by parfei
cheering for Bell and Everett at the Republican
serenade given on "Wednesday evening 70 Hon
Mr. Sherman
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a8altimsrs Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l7.-Flour closed dull aud
heavy, with no sales. Wheat has declined Sc;
red 81 30a5l 40; white 81 .lOsSi s.. Corn closed
dull white 6sas0c; yellow 69a72c pro.islvus
closed dull and unc hanged. Coffee closed trm
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pestr action of a Plane Fsctery.

ALBANY, Sept. H-Bordman, GRAY a. Co..,
piano factory, with ESQ pianos, Were burned on
Saturday night, Involving loss Of $50 oOO. There
was full insurance
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Shocking Railroad ACCIDENT.

CHICAGO, Sept I5-The 4 30 p. m a passenger
train from Racine TO Freeport, was run into last
night at Delavan, Wisconsin, by a freight train
which had tagged from Racine
Five passengers were killed and TWENTY-FIVE
wounded, some il is feared fatally At the time
the train left the names Of the killed and wound
ed were not ascertained.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-The following are the
names of the passengers who were killed by the
accident on the Racine Mississippi Railroad las
evening.
Mr.. Baker, produce dealer, Of Delavan; Mar
garet Seaman, Of Darien; Mr. Davis, Of sharon
a son Of Mr. Catlin; Mr.. Stoopful, Of Darien.
The train had on board a large party Of excut
at Elkbern. Several Of the excursioniss vet
serionslv injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17
THREE DAYS LATER FROu EURopE-
Arrival of the Iur,

FARTHER PoINr, Sept. II The steamship Jur,
forenoon, dropping dispatches for the Associated
Press
The Persia, the Parans, and the Edinburg had
arrived out ~
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COMMERCIAL Rxpolr.
LIVERPOOL, Friday morning ruled
actlve, closing with slight d, cline on the upper
grades, while middling and lower grades lad q,
clined fully one eighth. The estimated sales on
Friday were - 900 bales, closing buoyant az full
rates Neutrality-suspicious. fair 73,d; middling
6Hdi Mobile middling Sd; uplands fair SID:
mlddling l5.l6d. Stock in port Oh 600: stock
OF American SIS 900 bales
bfeadstufs.-The weather is favorable for the
crops. Flour dull and slightly lower Wheat
mas declined Id. Corn closed quiet at Sd declire
since Tuesday.
The news 10 unimportant Geribaldf and hi,
FORCES haa reached, and were expected at Naples
The King Of Naples was 10 leave for Gaet, ON
tue 9th Eight Sandman frigaies were In tbs
Bay OF Naples on the sth, with two regiments
More massacres had been reported al BaaIbec
and other places in the interior Of Syria
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Financial.

csgo and Rock Island s3a., niin ois Central shares
ssk; do. bonds 20; Michigan southern 50s; heS
York Central o 4 Pa Coal Co 81; Resdtnz s. =;
Hudson River X r. 81; Canton Co. 90; Va Sc sii
No. 6I eox. .r
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Neu He,h n1nrkes

INV YoIx, Sept ~ -f1our has declined Toe.
State IS lOa5 SO; Ohio IS sOso; Southern IS s5s0
Wheat has declined l2ac.i western red Si.2a
~ hfsky ie dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

BARRY's TRIcoPHERous
is the best and cheapes article for Dressing, Beau
tlfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re.
storing the Hair Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers ar I2-6m
the oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants,
den Insects.
u, Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by a II Druggists everywhere. ma I8-Sm
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HnIInWAu,s pIIIa

Acidity Of the Stomdch.-These medicines are q
most powerful antacid remedy for the correction of
FL those acidinles, whether induced by debility,
excess the torpid functions are stimulated, the
liver purified Sold byall Drug gsts, at 25c. g. and
81 per box. Sc l4-lw
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THE LATEST NEWS
TEL e. RAPHIC.
The Progress Of yudse D.,,l..

ELNIRA, ". ", Sept. 1i-Judre Douy,.. a.,
rived here az half-pas four this morning sccorn-
panied by his wife An along the route notwtth-
standing the unseemly hour. meetings assembled
at the depots and loud calls were made for the
Judge.
band of music and procession Of the wide
Awakes, as well az a large number Of citizens.
received him at the depot Col. ). g. Hathaway
Visitors to the haight Hotel, where the Judge was
. al out and compelled 90 speak few words %
s1Soh c'oSa a This morning be suffered from a
az. great mass meeting was held at two O'Clock
s noon, at which fye thous and persons at
snoeo. Several delegations were present nom
SOunuy towns. Notwithstanding the had
nea s9 Sl Judge Douglas, he spoke an hour and
naii, IoIcioly sindicatng the principle Of pop-
Dickinson and very little 70 The S,.nh, ~ an.
men, SIMPLY charscterizInp the l..dss. -. 49,
uhionlsS ana scceesioniSts and denorncir,- ar.
as boilers from the Democratic party ana h,.,
ctanc principles His remarks were lisieneS a.
clusion, be was warmly urged 20 procees 80 I'm
cused himself on the plea Of fatigue
The meeting was presided over by Hon ut..-.
Gray, and was decided success
Az six o'clock Judge Douglas goes 70 Canaan
daigua, on his way 10 Clifton Springs
CANANDAIsUA, Sept. H-gudge Dougla. l.f,
Elmira at O'Clock. At all stations on The roaa
demonstrations were made, but those at Jeferson
havana, and Pm Van being Of quite an enthu,
slastic character. At each Of those places Douglas
made brief appropriate Address At Csnan-
daigua great demonstration was made the I.It,,e
1lants turning out In force with torches and bon
ntes lighted, and bands Of music 20 welcome his
arrival A large crowd gathered I'm front of the
Canandaigua Hotel but Hon. II. NJ Howell spoke
excuslng Judge Douglas from making sny re-
marks In consequence Of extreme 6oarsen,s,
tnron2h cold and repeated spea king The town
Is ali ablsze with enthusiasm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

G1S0 REWARD.-Ran away from the sub-
plcO scriber, living near Nottingham Prince
Georges co Md on Sunday, the 9Th inst, my boy
#. or in. in hight, toleraby stout light copper
d %nIatt1 hair little curly and trimmed to
toned, and likely. May have a scar on the oRter
corner of one of his eyes; chin slightly dImpled;
about Is or % years of age. w as dressed when he
light blue cashmere pants, marked on the inside OF
the walstband &c. w. HOllyday;" some of his shirt
cOthhg. He may be in Washington or George.
town, ID. c.. where he has arquaintances or NAV
have followed the course of the turnpike or rail.
road for Baltimore or Pennsylvania, as he left
without provocatOn. | will give the above reward
of $50 provided he is secured in jail so that get
him JAMES T.. =. HOLLYDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17
DIED.,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, after an illness of "a hours
WALTER, youngest son of John f. and Sarah L,
Crews, aged years.
The relatives and friends of the family are in
vIted to attend his funsTal from the residence of
ms father, No 424 Seventh street, between q and
II SITS, at 10 O'Clock to morrow Tuesday morning
the 18th Inst, without further notice.
At the residence of Judge Purcell, Capitol Hill,
on Satnrday last, at 21a Ocl ock M, WIN. FRAN
CTS PUkCFLL, son of West and Margaret
Scott aged u months.
"Sufer little children to come unto me- and forbid
them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven
m DrnIny, the 18th instant, JAMES MASON, infant
son Of Lieut.: Henry Il. and Mary Nj. Tyler, aged 9
months and Is days.
Norfolk and Portsmouth papers copy.)
Suddenly, at Baltimore on Thursday afternoon
rs. SUSAN EVANS, wife of the Rev French s.
Evans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

mrs: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothing Syrup for Chtlden Teeth
tng which greatly facilitates the process fteethng
by so.tenlng the gums, reducing all inflammation
Will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, it will give rest
70 yourselves, and relief and health to your infants
another column. 90 lily
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PERSONAL.

d., SO well known as the most successful ex
Pialner OF the Past, Present and Future ever in
w ashl1gton continues to be consulted weekly by
den from them. Her consultation fee to both gen
tlemen and ladies, is extremely moderate. Call at
between 18th and 18th sts.-the only house there.
sc 17-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

NOT1cE--Dstrict Of Columbia Advertisements
TO be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Once
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The LADIES will be pleased TO learn that Wall
Barnard have again announced Tin another
column Of to-day's Starr continuation of the
sale of ladies fancy goods dry goods, &C., &c.
Go and get bargains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

F. T. MADDOX has removed his Goods to No. 321
Seventh St., one square north of the Market near
ST., where he will sell for thirty days only, and
below cost, to close business. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsTRoLo-
lv1 GIsT AND DOCTREss, JNst from EKrope.-This
highly gifted and intelligent lady be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Call at
No. 203 Twenty second street, between Fl and I,
Washington. jeI9 Sn<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

To PERSONS in want Of Fine China, Cutlery,
Plated and Glass ware, a rare opportunity is now
offered Of obtaining the same at auction prices at
the auction sale at the store Of Chas f.. Green,
next door to the Kirkwood House, which will be
continued Tomorrow, Tuesday morning, 18TH
and every morning until further notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17
MARRIED.,

In San francisco, Cal, July 10, by Rev. Mr..
Wage I, Mr. HENRY l.. WILSON, to Mrs
HANNAH II. HALE, both of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

VIVIAN closed in the District on Saturday last
and opens In Alexandria tonight. OF course oui
neighbors viii be on hand to welcome the
favofite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

POLICE MArIKRs.-B.foss Jxst,es Thompson
\ On Saturday last free colofed man, named Jas
Bagctt, a vender in the Center Market, was &C
Officer waited upon him, he seized upon the unfair
measure and dashed IL upon the ground, endeavor-
| ing to break IT,. A scuffis ensued, in which the
officer got bis clothing torn, and found some diff
lculty In bringing the offender to the mag strat's
ONCE. The magistrate upon herring the testi-
mony, imposed a fine of IS and costs for the main
offence; IS and costs for behaving in disorderly
manner In the Center market-house; and 50 and
costs for resisting the officer in the discharge Of
his duty.
Before Justice Barnaelo.-Hunter seldom, for
firing gun unlawfully near a dwelling honse,
| was ised s1.ei. Margaret Burns, for throwing
stones, fined So 81. James Dacey disorderly;
90 81. Heartman Frelick, do; 81 81 Joseph
Thvmas, vagrant; workhouse 60 days. Mary
Mcnamara, drunk and disorderly; default of Sc
curity and costs sent to the workhouse go days
Virginia Russell, disorderly; 1894. Eliza Col
bert, disorderly; 1894. John Sheckells, do;
workhouse go days.
CENTRAL 6UARD-HoUsK CAsRs.-Sunday morn.
ing-Henry TAYLOR, col, fugitive from labor; for
safe keeping James Beckett, colored, disorderly,
profane and resisting an officer Thos Rabbet
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 80 Is. Lewis
Higdon, vagrancy; do. So Is. Monday-Samuel
Croggin. drunk and disorderlv; fine and costs,
s3.15. Geo Bell, do; do So is John Norris,
do; do. IS is. Tom Raglan, do; do 81 IS Thos
Russell. colored, disorderly and fighting; So Is.
Jenny Russell, colored, do; do. s2.l5.
ARRIVED at Carter's Wharf foot Of Thirteenth
and-a bali street) schooners Anna b Hayes, Rob-
inson, from Philadelphia, with 166 tuns coal for
Messrs Chaplin & Bro; Charm, Starr from the
same port, with 1874 tuns coal for Mr.. H. Rochat;
Fanny, Stokes, from the same port, with 113 tuns
coal for Mr.. A. b. Waller; H. M Smith, Jones'
from Havre de Grace, with 81 tuns coal for Mr.. c.
M. Keys.
Our CITIZENS will be glad to learn that the
Wood Minstres are to remain here a few nights
longer. We take pleasure in saying to those who
have not already witnessed the performance of
this troupe, that they will enjoy themselves i'm
mensely In doing so.
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LOG AL NEW s.

IL Though The STAR IL printed on the fastest
steam press In use south ef Baltimore, It's edition
Is large as to require 1t to be put to press a. an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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IDIOTS NOTICE. To all Captains and
owners of Vessels, bound to the District 40
Of Columbia, notice is hereby given, that rs
Georges Island. at the mouth of st. Mary's river,
and near Piney Point and that IT is not ne cessary
to take Virginia Pilots from their boats when the
vessel 10 bound to Georgetown or Wa.hn gton city,
as Maryland Pilots can be found ofa least equal
skill and reliability. AN lJ-eOd2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

JUST RECEIVED, fine stock of FALL
Hsts, and III tp rnSs Gf wales Hsts jsPsI r
C C,soats Pos Store No. so Seventh street