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KENTUCKY AND FREE ScuooLs-Amoue the
bill. passed by the Kentucky Legislature. which
adjourned On The 5th instant, was bill for the
benefit Of common schools, providing that tho
qualified voters Of the State shall, at the next
August election, decide whether they will an-
thorize the Legislature to tery IN additional
tar Of three cents for common school purposes
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Cost OF THE JouS BRows RA.p.-The Lynch
burg Eirgiaian, in stating the cost of the mill
tary arrangements under Governor Wise to be
$2o0,001, says:
With ali the revelations that subsequent
events hare brought to light, We do not hesitate
to say that there neyer was q more wanton aud
wicked attempt to make capital out Of IN event,
sad enough in itself, than has been ev.nccd in
tho conduct Of Governor Wise throughout this
entire affair. The whole country was kept in a
tempest Of excitement, and sectional animosi-
ties stimulated to. the highest pitch troops
home, and straightway ordered of sgain, Tor
no necessity Whatever.
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Horrible Tragedy III Cincinnati.
From the cfnclan III Com orrcak .thl

Last evening, OF quarter past O'Clock, orc
Of the most tiendish murders was committed |
that ever outraged the feelings Of humanity.
social pr ) was assembled 1t one Of the apart
ments in y. II East broadway visiting the tan,-
Patrick " Hugh, his wife Bridget. and their two
children. The evening aprcared To be passing |
pleasantly with them. They were taking AID
amusing themselves together. when suddenly
Patrick said to his wife won't you give me
Patrick. lnever give you anything now" As |
she spoke this be placed his arm around hc1.
neck as If to embrace her. but in his hand was
IN open razor, with which, he suddenly cut her
tllroat. The stroke was giyen with SO much
power IS to cut away even part Of the bone,
rhe third yeetebre). She fell aul died with
ont the utte1arces Of a word. Tie sight pre-
the cxtreme. There lay the mother, so fright
fully nan&les. AT her head sat one OF the
guests at the party, With an infant in her arms
ssaipcd with blood, which had spirtet! from the
wound, while round her was gathered the son
and his two sisters, rendirg the air with their
detailed to us how his father had beeu discor,:-
ed iron. The Ohio Penitensiary, where he lad
been incascc1ated for seven years for attempt
ing his mothe. s life. Sue died with marks Of
the wounds received On that occasion stiilupoa
herperson.
Ina teen Ind - lis ,nnther 49, .ri ,hat rtannxsr M
br could sliD home iron, his uu,i.s uoon tbc
rirer, (s:here be workeD. lie would ind ali
pleasant at home, until Monday night, when the
father begun to drink again and the fearful trsv-
ctly was ihe result. Alter the murder tic fath.
er deliberately walked to his home in Lopy-
wcrth's wine barracks, on 9Th street, cast Of
Broadway. and bepan to talk with hi] son. tho
k,ew nothing Of lie murder until oliiccrs Ro,-
Ger aaI Anicrson eutercd cuI arrested his
tatber. Tie three children orc lanes who il
II years old Mary and Hannah WIN nrc NOD
rcsn.ct;va.r IN md 1o,rc
@-3 = ~ .@--s-
New Use Of the e1ecyolycr-.-Ho<vto to Sc-
cure u sAusp
The Albion Daily 4m<rit4tn relates the fol-
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10 The iuhospitable receptionof the six hur-
dyed members Of the 7th Regiment at Washing
ton, has giyen rise to 4 parody on Tennyson's :
"Charge Of the Si1 Hundred" in which the7r
disasters are recounted. The main difference .
between them is, tha. the Light Brigade feli
the charges Of oihers.-dlbany Ee<n;ng Jour
mi =
, 1860-03-09

The Republicans Of coldwater, Mich, elected
their entire municipal ticket on Tuesday last,
by an average majority Of ls2, being Repub-
lican gatn Of 100 since last year.
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:rees ol manifest oes'ios' ane eA.n'.nes.'1.'a
$ particularly oestoas ~ w e'' s"' 81" ":4':
nc people 1fQh Hs oao cona"e' 'oo so'up
ions. and turn 1hc'f attention IN u o.nefel'
li:ection. Unless war WIN eome na''on can
be tonented' or tue Aepuo''ean parry ean ue
Induced " oppose acquisition ot Mee'ean 'eff'-
Eors, Tie parry IL power .ee' 'n1' Wv" ~,
oumpeFeo' ano tne ''epa''1s1"e ""1 =, - Po1
sess'on ol LIE o'hees aao "'.u'e' - tne w.
on the 41n ol Ma1cn neA'' hoasto'
supposes that if he succeeds in lis scheme it
will make him President; the Democrats hope
t,,.;, ,o,ur, or nower Tho o,ave1,o1d.
ers ha,;cro that s1orerv can hc extended orcr
81 o'e ' o"'
the conquered tsffl,oty " 1ne n'u .. 'ns n;, gu m
preme Court, proSided Tue Homestead oA1 oc
not cnaetea" ono"'o II oeeo''e law, Not'neia
s1uatters, acting III concurrence with the food Of
German cmigrauts that would be attracted to the
froo lands wou,d secure every acre of Northern
,fa,,;o, - Eroodom R,t j. faw vacts will dc,
A",a. a'o ,',,,. ~ ~ - WV 1',nor ana snrm;ss ,na
's'oP """'
euo" ~. 's"1''! "."' ~Al =, 49, :, - ~
Spre1d before H. Mcan"nl!e h1GtalI III lug
Cora4a and p,nran in t1,e Hnuse nre ,,rpinr
ppon Congress the adonticn of d resolution
niacoo Eve millions at the disposal Of the Pres
ident 10 call out and equip force of Texan
Rangers for the invasion Of Tamaulpas aud
Sonora, under the pretc1t of.prcserring order
mud executing tue laws on the Rio Grapde.
Coyode of Pa, moved for the suspension Of
41,a ru1cs in oracr tn nnss the fn1]owinc rcso1u-
tions to Investigate the charges of frauds and
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ton letter writer gises the following incident Of
the long Speaker contest:
As Barksdale w.s urging al the opposition
elements 10 unite On McClernand, lazy in one
Of the from, seats of the gallery was observed
to become very much excited She coushed,
made signs, and By other means attempted to
attract the attention Of member below. Not
succeeding, she leaned fur over the balcony,
and in au audible whisper exclaimed, David! !
David change your vote you booby!" The
honorable member looked up, recognized bis
better half, colored, he*itated, staumered, aud
then Instantly chauged-hts seat 4 small DELI
cate fist was shaken at him from the gallery.
amid the suppressed mirth OF the spectators.
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bo felt by every Republican who sees the ne
ccssity Of going into tho coming campaign ''n-
trnm,ne!lcd hy issucs wholly foreign to the
r1atfnrm Of the party.
, 1860-03-09

GO TO PARk:S, 1o4 Lake street,
~ for Ca:d Tablets. Port Moana.es, Pocket Conas.
, 1860-03-09

40 TO PARKS, lo4 Lake street,
~ tof GeEaan Cologne, Ceeo.ine. Pun Boxes,
, 1860-03-09

40 TO PARKS, 1874 Lake street,
~ fit Shavl Pins, Tea Bells Pea.l Ee4ds-
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Movements Of Lincoln and HamIiu

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Messrs. Lincoln and Ham
lin were receiving visitors at the fremont parlors
to-day. Everything during the hours Of reception
passed of pleasantly. Itwas estimated that there
were about 1900 persons, members Of ali parties,
In attendance. During the afternoon, Mr.. Lin
coin and party visited some friends in the city.
VIM. Kellogg, NJ. c. from the third district Of
this State, arrived last night and Carl Schurl
Of Wis, and Hon. Robert Schenck, Of Ohio, to-
day Mr.. Lincoln will remain in this city over
Sunday. Mr.. Hamlin also renal ns, leaving Mon
day for Washington via Cleveland, where he will
stop over day.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Messrs Lincoln and Ham,
lin have had a comparatively quietday. Most Of
the vultures Of other States left yesterday not sup
posing the Presidential party would remain over
to-day. There are a few local suckers who still
persist in boring Messrs. Lincoln and Hamlin
with invitations to eat dinners and suppers much
TO the disgust Of Of the better portion Of the
community, who would like 70 pay their respects
to the President and Vice President elect In a
quiet way. Most Of these table parties the In
genious but not very expensive inventions OF
office seekers MI. Lincoln 10 too much for them
He refuses to promise places TO any person, much
less 10 those who have barTassed him, and tried
20 monopoliZe bis time since he has been here.
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News From Mexico

NEW ORLEANS, Nov % The steamship Ten
nessee has arrived here with Vera Cruz dates Of
the 2lst instant.
The news Of the capture Of Guadsjara is con-
frmed.
Seven thousand men were expected at Morelia
to marc h.with the liberals the city Of Mexico.
The British Legation at the city Of Mexico had
been robbed by force Of q million Of dollars be-
longing 20 British bond holders. Great excite
ment prevailed throughout the country in conse-
ouPnce oft
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ton of this paat,be remedy upon the stomach,
liver and excretory organs is singularly soothing
and conservative. il regulates recruits and purl-
hss them. Dyspepsia in all its forms Yields to its
cordial and invig0ratIng properties and II is rec;
commended to mothers enfeebled BY the duties and
Of maternity the safest and best tonic they
can pOssibly use. In all the crises of fem,le life 1t
wall derive much more benefit from its use than Or
binary stmuants. Such has been the popularity
of this inmtahe pro -ratiOn that host OF imlta-
tors and counterfeit g sprung up in various
parts of the count y, IN he hope to profit by i'm
posing upon the public, against which we caution
al to see that every bottle they buy has the fac
simle oftce ProprletoIs' written gnatuIe on the
Bittars" blown in the glass and stamped in he cap
covering the cork. Also notice our note Of hand
on the bottom of the engraved label. All these
marks we give to secure purchasers against impo-
sltIoI.
no IS cost HosTErrER SMITH.
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The Pony Express.

ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 2i.-The extra pony cypress
Der ., with the election news, arrived in salt Lake
City in three days and four hours-ds'ance. nine
hundred and fifty miles. The last forty Eve miles
made in three hours and ten minutes, aud
this fOrtyfve miles Of the route is the most noun
famous Of the whole road. The regular pony
express. leaving ~. Joseph on the Sth inst, ar
rived at salt Lake, distance twelve hundred
miles, in four days and twenty-three houu. IL
had been showing for thirty-siX hours when the
pony left Salt Lake City
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RAILROAD ScHEDuLE.-It will be seen by the
advertisement Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road that a change In the time schedule took
place this morning. The morning trains leave
Washington at twenty minutes after six and
twenty minutes Of eight O'Clock; the afternoon
trains leave at ten minutes past three and six
oiclOck
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Local. NEW =.

Though THx STAB !, printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
1, 80 large as to require 1t TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before 10 O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the neIt day.
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DIED.,

On the morning of the 26th instant, OF dropsy,
Mrs. MARY GLOVER, relIct OF the late Richard
Glover, Esq.
The lends Of the family are requested to attend
her funeral at her late residence, ass | street, on
to morrow TUESDAY y at o'clock p. IN.
On the 2ith instant, at o'clock p. m. at the res
dance of her son, AdOlphus Hall, after painful
aflictIOn which she bore with christian forttude,
for the period of 10 years aud months, HANNAH
WHITE, aged So years and months blessed are
the dead who die in the Lord" May she rest in
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MARRIED.

On the 22d instant, by the Rev. Mr.. DUNN, JNO.
g HOOFNAG LIE, Of Baltimore, to Miss Flea
NOR c. MITCHELL, Of this city.
On Thursday. November 22d, by Rev. Dr. Butler
CHARLES f.. GREGORY, of Jersey City, 10
ALICE W., daughter Of the late John w. Maury
At Darkesville, Berkely county. Va, on Thurs
day. November 22d, by the Rev. Mr.: Proctor
THOMAS g FOSTER, 50 of W ashington, "a
Miss MARY q. HENDERSON, of the former
Mace.
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Iisaster on Lake Michigan

DETROIT. Nov. % The propeller Wabash
Valley, with cargo Of 400 bbls. Of -four, bound
from Milwaukee to Grand Haven, went ashore,
Yesterday morning, attbe mouth Of the Muskegon
river, aud became total wreck. No lives were
lost. The boat was valued at $4,000, on which
there was a small insurance.
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Laterf.am CaIilarnia

ST. JosEPH's, Nov. 25.-The overland express
from San Francisco on the lith, has arrived. In
Oregon, Lincoln was $50 ahead, with three coun-
ties TO hear fsom The election news from the
Atlantic side was conveyed from ~. yoseph's TO
san Francisco in six DIS, by an extra pony
express which reached the latter place the 18th.
An illumination OF the city ia honor Of Lincoln's
election was proposed.
The gene al news was unimportant
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THE LATEST, NEWS
TELEG & APHIO.
THREE DAYS LATER FaoN EUROPE

CAPE RACE. Nov. 25.-The steamship Atapo
from Southampton on the lith passed here To- dsy
The general news 10 not important
The Bank Of England bad again advanced In IN
count rates 10 per cent. and the Bank Of France
had advanced 10 AZ.
The settlement Of the Chinese question has been
oelayed FOR want Of money, and the allied army
was TO march on Pekin, followed byL ord Elgin
U he army reached Yank- Tsin- l.h on the IOFh Of
September. 0ficial dispatches 70 the British
government, however, state that peace had been
concluded
The Prince Of Wales feet had not reached
England.
COMMERCIAL.
LiVERFooL-Wednesday morning 9Th, cotton
sales Tor Monday and Tuesday reached cnly II OOO
bales, Including 600 for speculation and ,rport:
and the market closed dull nomi nal v unc hauy,d
and Fridays Quotations were barely maj ptaI1ed
Breadstuts dull and cd lower " heat
quiet; lower qualities were easier hut ouotatioD,
were unchanged; red Western Ihsi al2s,d
Southern red l2S3d al2slOd white Western J2ssid
abs, and white Southern I3>Sd sta, Corn had
declined mixed and yellow 37s6da3ss3d white
43a45s
Provisions heavy. Pork quiet. Recon
steady. Lard firm at 6}a6i. Tallow hrm at 5sa5q
General Produce Sugar and coffee sc dy
Rice firm. Naval stores dull.
Consols 90 a93a.
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PASSAGE THIEVES ABOUT The passage Of the
residence Of ID. Radcliffe, ESQ in franklin r ow,
was entered last Thursday nis ht, and large over
coat and cap taken. This is the seco nd time in
ten days that this gentleman's premises have been
robbed. Ii is now about time for passage thieves
to commence operations For several years past
they have commenced regularly week or two be-
fore The session Of Congress. Look out for them.
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CENTRAL 6UARpHousE CAsBs.-Jno. Welsh
alias Lane, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs
81 Is workhouse 90 days in default of payment
John Ellis, do; do. 90 DAYS. Thos. West, do !;
and costs, 80 Is; workhouse 90 days Isniah
Quin, (col. y do do 90 days. Two dodgers were
accommodated saturday night. This morning
Thos. Fitzgerald, drunk and disorderiy; fine and
costs, Is. Thos. ussell, (col y do do. 81 IS.
Mary DTiscon dead drunk; do. a. Is. Five
dodgers were accommodated
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North Carolina Legislature

RALEIGH, Nov 25.-Mr. Clngman has beer
nominated for Senator by the Democratic caucus
The Legislature yesterday elected Hon. NJ. T.
Manly Judge Of the Supreme Court. There II
considerable talk among the leg islasors Of seces
sion.
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SEASONARI,E CJOTHING

nj
OUR Stock of New and T. egant FALL and
WINTER CLOTHING is most complete, present.
ing full assortment OF OvercOats, CapeI Over
coats and Repellant Ov|rcoats; Black Cloth FrOck
Goats; French Cashmere and Beaver FrOck and
) OK t'Oats; Black Fancy and sOlrd cOlOred Cassl-
mere Pants; Velvet, MenaO, Cashmere and ~
Vests, &C.; gotten up at our own E!annfactery in
the latest and most approved Styles and under such
advantages as will enable us To meet the views Ci
the most economical purchasers.
NOAH Wal KER 4 co.
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
nnN
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov 20 Flour is quiet; Ohio and
| Howard st IS; City Mills 81 rs. Wheat is dull;
red Al O5asI Is; white 81 20aSI IS. Corn 10 dull
cd white and We low 6Oa63c. Provisions dull and
unc hanged but nominal Coffee quiet Rio la
| AHc. Whisky dull at l9kc.
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A MISTAKE SoMEwHERR.-It has been sug-
gested to US that there must be some mistake In
regard to the list of nineteen clerks, citizens of
various Southern States, who ''wont hold Office
under Lincoln under any circumstances - as sew
eral Of them are understood to be citizens Of
WASHINGTON
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HEAVY Frost. &c

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-There was a heavy
frost in this region this morning.
Messrs Walter Cox Co and Fellowes Il Co {,
cotton factors, failed on Friday.
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Hor uoNvIy's ptrra Nn OrxrNrNT

3 l.
Fdlling of the Womb During The early stages OF
CESSATION, many young married females are subject
to a mixing of the womb, which causes them con-
siderable trepidatiOn and uneasiness. The Oint-
mept will be fonnd invaluable in these emergencies
as it entirely dsper SEES with the necessity for
or mechanical encies The Pills will brace
the enfeebed organs, strengthen the system and
medicines are valuable IN all complaints incidental
to the femsle sex. Sold by all Druggists at 25c &C.
ana 8 per box or pot. no 26-lw
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NoTIck-Dstrict Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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THE WIGwAM CASE AeAIN.-This morning
policeman j. F. King arrested II. c. Bradford
upon a U. y warrant, charging him with partici.
ting in the late riot at the Republican Wigwam
He was taken before Justice Dom, and waving a
preliminary examination, proposed to give bail
for his appearance at court The amount was fixed
at S3nn
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GEokGEIoWN,, Nov. s5th. l3Sl

Mrs. JUANNA DAVIS, vile IN
William Davis, has been suffering for many months
under q severe illness Of drOpsy but like q noble
sinner never would resign her confidence In Al
mighty God /; but being compelled To cave and alb
sent herself from her AFT ctonate children and de-
voted husband her funeral will take ace on
Tuesday next at p. H., from her late residence
DumbartOn st Georgetown ID. q
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ARRIVAL or PRoFKssoR ANDERSON. cell
ebrated archenagian, whose deeds have astonished
the people Of all the cities Of the globe appears
the Theater tonight Eight years have elapsed
since Mr.. Anderson was last amongst US During
that period he has visited Europe India, Aus.
tralia and California, everywhere achieving fresh
laurels in the fields Of magic. Recently, at the
Winter Garden, New York, he played one Of the
most successful engagements ever known at that
Theater We hear that for three successive weeks
the attendances were numerous that standing
room could scarcely be obtained after the doors
opened. He changed the name Of the Winter
Garden Theater into Psychomanteum, and he
has given the same name 10 our Theater for the
period of his stay, intending to produce In IL the
same marvellous repertoire Of magic and the same
series Of extraordinarily attractive performances
| The Theater tonight will doubtless be crowded
| TO its fullest capacity
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The Hickory CLUE announce their ffth grand
assembly to take place at the Assembly Rooms, on
Monday evening, December 3. Keep lookout
for particulars In future advertisement,
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FOR KING GEORGE,

In Addition to her other regular landings, the
Steamer ST NICHOLAS, Captain r.
Cry, will hereafter call t" land and Esssssis
lTayloe'sj Landing, thus afording the citizens Of
King George additional convenlences for reaching
Baltimore, Washington and Alexandra, as she
goes to Baltimore every SATURDAY, and WASH
ingtOn and Alexandria every THURSDAY.
p
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND ROOMS-A fine Front Cham
- Der, and other Rooms, with Board may be had
at No. 45S Twelfth st., east side, between and
II. Table Boarders also accommodated.
no &c At
DOARDING.-Three or four singls gentlemen
ID can be accommodated with Board by applying
at No 513 Maryland avenue, between IA and 9Th
SITS, Island. Mechanics preferred. No loft
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Rev York Markets

NEW YoRK, Nov &c Flour less active and
unchanged. Wheat dull and less hrm. Corn
trife lower with better butinea. Whisky un-
changed.
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HosTETTER & SMITH.

WANTED. $1,000 Virginia, Corporation, or
Washington money wanted, in exchange for all
kinds of Dry Goods, at Matthews Il Cores, $50
SEVENTH street, between and X cast side. If