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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
NaApAnE La MARS, raE woR1p-sENowNaD

lfa Sar Of Asolegy and Astohomy has returned 10 the
sums South native soil aud located 1862 Barosne sree
she gives general invitation Ladies and Gcntlemcn
wish consult her question concerning the Past
Future make her visit Satisfaction guar
in all business matters Lave coashp Marriage etc
Describes all diseases, gives lacky numbers.
Pce for consultation 81 each Will give lessons in the above
Sciences and teach every lady TO he her lawyer Terms
mad- known al her nffce. se2S lmN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
r w. e j. r.. STARR.
CAMDEN IRON woR rs.

T w. e j. II. STARR
~ CAMDEN IRON WoR
Camden. Hcv Jrvsey,
-Nsnufaetursfs r.
An kinds Of oAsTFEes mad AFrAHATUsfur GAS woRKE.
WROUGHT IBoN E0c9 FFAEEs, for Ressrts esd ssh<r
Houses
REToRTs and an CAsTIgss resrs ~ s-ss ttezu sstt,
latess and most Improved saedsss
WASHERS, CoND8SsERs, sCREBBRHs sas KxHAUyx-
EEs, for relieving aas Resoyss frdas prsssus. e
PHEIF IEzs, varying fc 2sy 70 lsssc .ssx see ary
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LiAz sIEvEM tsr tyFsrrYazrx
STATION METERS, Of "a sisss =
GAS HoADExs, TELESCOPES "a axnasrxr ..v ssss
Grzde and Suspension Frames,
GAS G0vERNogs or REssLhrpaa q
STREET. M3Iss, from TX y Is hatfss disvass.r -
" GAS s. i-i,f4 "A
STREET. MATN CONNECT Iezsa sueS - Hszseh.. -.
/ Brips ssssvess etc. 5s 4 j
STOP VALVES 30 irssH fasst orus.
wKoUGHf IRON wORK-AA Ehs sndh and eisgt ~
Work reearsd in and about ca works ss
1RCommunicatiens shcnd be- addrssssdFf 70 TN.
PAL OFFICE, eAMDEN NEW 1FEsEY
NrBEANCH OFFICE I9s sJJTH TFFrRu srRrY1 v
\ PHILADELPHIA sisIs TrS " n
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J. B. WALTON.
+ b. wALToNy......... .....J. b. WALTON

B. WALTON.."....... .....J. ID. WALTON,
CRY AUcTIoNEE
And AUcTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase aba Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
sLAyEs LANDS, eic, etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Con tbacs personal attention OF Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks and Aer
chandise generally. ----,.=7s
He invites attention his system Of aas and plan b7ohs Of
Real Esatennuguated at essry
square every lot in every with ,he
thereof the o the and other yauab information,
the s,heHic in The pur
chase appra of Real Estate, nneged adysn
tages and information.
sFanitue outdoor attended to. seE 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

NOTICE Mr. JOSHUA PIGo, Ja, HOLDS OUR
IN full Power OF Attorney psr ACT before D. I Ricardo
Notary Pnhiic. NIXON GO.
New 0slsaDs, July 2,is60. yan
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MuRPHY's HOTEL.
Nos. 9S AND 100 ST, CHARLES STREET.
Established 1881

This commodous establishment having ben thoroughly
making Of The PLEASANT as well as CEN
TRIAL LOCATIONS - his city, the proprietor tenders TO his
friends his tbeis patronage hefe,etore and
b"t NOTHING ,hat as bny shan hs wanting lint may
contribute 10 their co,Sfl The BAR and TEN-PIN AL
fEYS CONNECTED with the establishment unsurpassed.
self III klbHAkD MlHFd1t frnoretor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
UN LOT DE TERRE DE vALEuR DAMS LIE oUATRI-
District encan. Dams aaire de la succession
Oliver G. Vandandingham, decide
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

sez&0EA Governor of the State of Louisiana,
sss7f&s-sozR bearing date it'll September, 1851 the
qualified the Parish Orleans hereby notified
Election will be held TUESDAY the 9th day OF Novem-
ber purpose Of choosing Six Electors President
Vice President of the United States, follows,
Eecor from the First Electoral District composed of
the Parishes Of PlaqueiDes ST. Bernard the Third
trct of the city of New Orleans and Fanboug IRENE
Eector from the Second Electoral District composed
the Second District of the city of New Orleans with the
cepon OF the Faubourg Treme and the First District OF the
city of New Orleans.
One Eector from the Third Electoral District composed of
the Fenr District ofthe city Of New Orleans that Of the
parish of Orleans lying the right bank of the Mississippi the
parishes Of Jeraon Sc Charles St. John The Baptist St.
One Eec,or from the Fourth Electoral District composed Of
the parishes Of St. Tammany Washington Lviogsfon St
Helena Felciana West Fecians Pointe Coupee
Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge and Iheryile.
One Elecor from the Fifth Electoral District composed
the Counties Of Aaspas and opeousas and the Parishes Of
Rapdes and Avoyelles; and
Eiecor the Sixth Electoral District composed Of
the Counties of Ma choches 0uacba and Concorda
Psrishes of Catahoula and Franklin.
hours of Eight o'clock A till Four O'Clock T. M the
said 9th day Of November 1860 for the Of receiving the
Of the qualified voters Of the Parish Orleans under the
BY the authorities designated by law The Election be
dnced and cate returns made to the undersigned returning
sficer according to law.
Sherifs Office Parish Of Orleans September 70, 1860.
e. I. PARKER Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

T OST-sATuRDAY NIGHT. THE lsF SEPTEMBER, on
- the taken by the Bell and Everett proceson in
ing returning from the ef Josephine and Nayade
pair OF Gold Sleeve Buttons with the letters A. j.
grased upon plain shield The finder will be Hh6rally
warded by leaving them AT this office, SEA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

BOARD, WITH FURNISHED ROOMS, can
ID be had al No. l5I uIIA STREET, near ST. Charles
few Day Boares accommodated terms
sel9 lms
ROTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATE FIRE
IN on Reyal street. the present 81
Benyie street. NEAGLE X CARPENTER.
New Orleans, August IA, 1860. anl4 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
A VALUABLE LOT or GROUND IN THE FOURTH
District Auction-n the matter of the Succession o4
Oliver G. Yanlandnghamy deceased.
BY J. B. WALTON,

Onver u Fanlandinghany esetahed.
BY J. B. WALTON,
~" Aucttoneer-ohce. 40 Camp strest
GATURDAY, the Sd NegeEaber. ES6O, at 70
and order By The Honorable SIKH judi
day q ks D ~ Eo 5s @,NSS9sq9 VII
improvements thereon, situated In the Fenrh District Of
city Of New Orleans the square BY Wafer Jackson
egss and Php Tes % nsn, By s st.e n
fayette, which is now the Fourth Dsct of this city
Hs front on = street rect q on Feet 0
inches front Philip street. and 81 inches the line
pSTERMs-one-t cash. balHaee on credit Of
and two years from day Of 50 give In
six interest from date until maturity and eight per
cent after maturity, If not paid until paid with mortgage
tanned on the property with vendors privilege to secure the
before Theodore o. Stark Notary Pabc at the
expense Of the purchaser.
UN LOT DE TERRE DE vABEuR DAMS LIE QUATRI-
Oliver G. Fandlapdingham, decide.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encsnteur-4O da Camp
> ia Bearss de poisi St. Charles en- veria & savsnt a
ros PEST Baton Ronge date du "A de sepembre 1850 No
I'm certain LOT TERRE ains que les batisses ct anne
oraons qn y trouyeDt stue dams lie Quatrieme District de
la vile de la Nouvelle Orleans dams Piet borne par les
Water jackson. Ievee ct Philip deslgne par ettre de
1et dun plan dresse par Hugh voye de la Vile
Lafayette mainenan lie Qmreme District de Vile e
quel plan atant ceu de la e VILE O. peds face
de la Levee Ga pieds pouces de face Water
peds pouces de face Philip 81 pleds pouees
ny- -GONDITIDNSUntiers compliant ct la balance un
de deux du jour de la les aoqu6reur
saes entire les haes les dts bles deTront pour cent
dnere de la date Ia maurite e, cent matue,
potheqde sur Ia ropee avec privilege du vendeur de sassu
Acte de yente pardevan Theodore o. Stark notare public
aux frais de Iacarereur SEES ~ ol - Y ~ nj
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS,


AMNaENSEKTo
csDEmy IN ,;IissS = 80 --Ss GO
n
spaIdfng Il Rogers, Amphtthes,sr.
-
c. q. cHRsLEY.. Manager b. H. CAIDE Tissssgsr
-
Mint, IN s, sad 9sossr snd 10
ine0m'sIss5Js SFjgpps # NswssSs 9s9sse5 ,ys7pr,s
ssss ihs New Fesalss0fhe Gfeas Maseai BurIesuut,
of9xHA "a oGeSSSSesH "a; "a =
W M aosio' e'c, 5e - RE
ans IS cents eaeb eGofen ana servants IN attend
e. h Dses sp9n ss,ssrdsy noon Curtain
psTr.TManee F Rvery Wight and Every Saturday Noon
2s-------.-.-.-.-. - ). :. =. \ CLARK. AGENT.
- N0p a.. - - -
saS1e---r oh -ss sALE.
4 sSrressR ss.1s sas sssss essss.
"o;s'ia q Hd Ho p sled II ag fEff gs
Up s6Efs s6Efss sa.tsssl Asp has hsian 81 aisiasa WE Hs
xs::.! @ e. is,sii s.Gs ST
vii be fer.,ng Iesh supr ans s psssa
g Win e III. e @ aa &c sass adnass esss
Z afsS
,.2s sm H. y. fSfkksoM; x pss,,i..
= ,uo1 = !. ~. .,.,.- ). :, = -.
H fzed sesnd hand Richis Improved sslanandT ssfe
-. - 'Ses ''' '3's -
- - ssl3 Y No 81 GRAyIER STREET.
STSE1aAEM: S.1a E:.,E EHSs1EE Ss.s.E FOR sALE-oNE SECOND
= al'ia'''r p y inches stroke: Ape,SW W Y q coor
ISIS No. csnsI .trest Now ofieans.
ITO SUGAR PLANTERs FOR SALE, VERY
~ superior Cylinder Vacuum second kard tnsis Nv
and essn with ii NJ v91s oas ,s
~, - NV. Q. COOK.
r. .sS ss
SN Yard No. % bsronne sreet' New Orleans La -,
- yal Il
yery me nro5erties on Esnlanads strs sd
improved Al Al;9 vs large properties close EIs
ioanre n AN1 -e ai''1e pAi0 - ' 's' o paieuars'
se3Q If - fExCHANGE ALLEY,
NEapoEs U1,r, se1 q !. v1so s.,
"a oysa sTd5 Ssns y ss saIsI e. hs
An Ser streets two yess es abs @ osaIss Hs @ Pm
Vrg1nia NEGROES consisting of Field Hands, House Ser
yants Cooks washers and Ironers
sy . ssssptsaess. - : - = : ' : = =. - T, s1's
. sew q - = --z---lz : y d. WILSON
Nm &C. FL, E.. HATCHEH, Ir No S,sd lss GRAyIER ST.
sws ssw nsnas La cuhETos Superintendent Of
made extensive aad
@ ny oa m bs e bun5s M 70 I asevs n ana
Those having business y line would do well to call and see
offer unequaed.
q 4 ss snss sale w s kept s constantly
Seamstresses, Nurses Hair Dresserd, etc. "a
HaIberal advances made property placed In my Aand
for sale. r.
Slaves, Texas Mississippi Louisiana Lands bought
ss28 ly O. r. HATCHER
80
MOTICE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
Grayier strest = : f'- ~ - ~ = ~ -
E|-,Yg -x,-s-- -,-, =. 9 n. - -,,,-,,, = n
~ ,nEG11OESs c'Uit Sh1E = JUsEfH X X
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
MeNAIR's ACADEMY, E&
,,, AZ m arr G :

N II t n i 5 5 =
The Third Session Of this Academy will commence on MON
DAY Oct The of study j. thorough designed 70 pre-
pare boys admission any Of the colleges or requisite Tor
mercantile or agrcnu nj pursuits.
For circulars, stang terms, ETC., apply 10 w u Raymond
se24 2m R. H. McNAIR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

RESIDENCES yALABLEs DAMS LA RUE RARoNNE.
Deux Terrans dams la Rue Polymne Residences tres
desirables dams Ia Euerpe Escayes ct Actions
Graham decide.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
PAR J. B. WALTON,

SANIEDI, le 3snovembre 1850. a midi, 4
deux ordres dfsrenis do Honorable Deieme cour
District date dn 26 ct 70 epembre 1861 No. l5
Ia de Cour encheres pubque reserve bier
iond les ecaves les actions de ehein de fer apres
sgnes copte de Ia succession de Robert NJ Graham
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

n Y
IN des Inspecteurs a. uAssessement TGnnira IIoe de
Vile local 10 midi les LuNnIS Ter, sne l5me 22ne
2qme ionrs dn nois docobre 1860 lie 3me mos de
Noyenhe sugan an de reseE FACTION u Board de Asses
de recevo les applications seeours de personues
o SO asenies de Ia vile andsqne les Roles dAs
etant exposes eXamen ct correction
Assesseurs mos daout ct de septembre de la
presente aimee.
LIE sessgne tiendra ehaque jour de 10 heures A. NJ
Ter 0ctobre 1850 deNhiber Roles Assessment ct de
reeevo applications qut pauraient tare
Eouvelle- Orleans ce 26 de septe,nhTe 1860. -
JOHN A. WATKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
PEOPLES LINE.
ICE!

In consequence of the large quar- y Ice on hand and e
pected arrive the subscribers the Commerce.
Poyias Ghatr4s, Ralfoad and Refinery Houses will on
the Goth October the sale FIFTY CENTS the
Pouud without delivery paces of residence or bu
snesS fer quantities less ton ton Quantities
delivered, the price. NJ DuwNEY,
j. LUGIHE,
L. Dl TEL,
+ NJ. JACOBS,
T. SHEERIN,
NsvvA Dcfoh M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
yALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE

lots, together with The proyenents on Camp street
Poeyarre and Ca ope Streets river side The lot
measures feet on by depth Of l20 feet The improve
comprise In part TwoSory House. Kitchen onhouses,
etc. now until the LIST November S210 per annuu at
which time possession will he given.
--Also-
Other Valuable and Desirable Residences in every District
numerous TO partieularize
For particulars and terms, apply 10 the undersigned.
Also
One very valuable BRIEkLAYhH, aged 80 years, and fully
guaranteed Also Field Hands extra House Servants Labor
GARDNER SMITH co.
o8 Ct 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
Steamboat atparttmts Tbis aav.


pN-The consignees OF I44 tons OF ChIsnnI
Hall camel ertnenware narked A. W
q consigned per hp Sea Flower, from Liverpool
will please their permits and attend to the receipt Of
their on the at Post AZ First District.
c5 GEO. W. HYNSON CO., 81 Camp street
Mg~ShIp Sea Flower, Capt. w. w. Thorn
hill from liverpool Is ready 10 discharge her ca s9 ~
Post A. First District Consgnees will pe1ee take out their
permits and attend the receipt Of their goods on the eVee
VIII commence di. char rging on MONDAY. uih inst .
Of GEO. W. HYNSON & CO., 81 Camp street.
Ry-The bark Indian Belle, Tenpey, master,
from New York is disehaging her cargo ny Eot ".
Second District Congnces will please attend TO the receipt o
their goods the I4evee - -. :, -
GEO, w. HYESON IL CO.. ~ GamD street.
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GEORGETOWN.
Crrssrssdssss Of Tvs Ste,

GBoRsErowN, July g, 1850.
Yesterday was the anniversary Of our spirited
corp, the Potomac Light Infantry, which was
organized on the 2ith daY of July, 1858. The
company has slowly but steadily increased in
mum bers and efficiency, and we will surely not be
accused Of eXaggeration when state that some
of the older members would do credit 10 any mil
itary organization in our country AT a business
meeting last night, Mr.. VIM. n. Donegal was
elected Quartermaster, and Mr.. +. ID. II Myers.
Engineer. The company sustains loss in the
retirement Of Third Lieut. John h Davidson,
who has resigned his position. but intends, when
his business engagements permit, 10 reJoin the
company.
The members last night serenaded their officers,
Proceeding with Esputa's fine hand to the res =
dences respectively of Capt HOllingsworth, First
Lieut. Mckenny, Second Lieut. Cruksbank. eX-
Lieut. Davidson, and Surgeon MackaI. They
afterwards serenaded the Mayor, and then pro-
ceeded to the residence of Mr. Bogue. by invita-
ton, where they were handsomely entertained.
A meeting Of young men 10 form new mill
tirY company, was held last evening at the hall
corner Of High and Gay streets, but We have not
heard what action was taken. About 30 names
on the roll
An inquest was held Yesterday on the BODY of
William Day, colored man. and the verdict of
the jury was that deceased while working on
board sloop belonging to Richard Ellis. lying
al the fish wharf in Georgetown, fell overheard
into the river Potomac, IN a fit, and was acct
dentally drowned; that every effort was made 20
save him, he being subject 10 fits, that he was
very poor, and destitute of means TO bury him.
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II. Louis, July 2i.-The Missouri and Western
Telegraph Line was extended to Fort Smith on
Tue extreme western border of Arkansas. 100 miles
southwest OF st Louis, on the Buttarhrld Over
Ina route, to-day, and is now open for business
rms line is section of the contemplated tele-
graph TO California, by tie Southern route and in
from San Francisco and Los Angeles a distance
OF 800 miles and the overland mail will furnish
s9eedy and reliable communication between the
Atlantic and Pacific
The line by the Northern route is being rapidly
pushed forward. and will be completed 20 Om :
na, In Nebraska, about the middle Of August;
thence II Will be built directly West towards
tne gold fields of Kansas, and will reach Fort
hearney, nearly POO miles from the States on the
route of the Pony Express and California mail, by
the LIST of November
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SEA VOYAGES VS.. CROWDED WATERING PLACES
ITO everybody, says the London Lancet, Eek
cept some nervous and delicate females and a
lew males with very susceptible and untamable
stomachs, moderate sea voyage is one of the
finest tonics known. The rapid movement
through the atmosphere, the change from latitude
TO latitude the constant breathing of pure undp-
filed air, the complete relaxation of mind and
muscle, the novelties Of a life, and of nautical
maneuvering, soon begin 10 work wonders upon
body and mind The complexion becomes clear,
the eye bright, muscular movement easy, quick
and vigorous, and the appetite keenly sharpened
The nervous, worn out, exhausted, irritable per
son fnally becomes fat, lazy and inSoucrGnt For
the victim of commerce, the votary of fashion,
and the devotee of literature and science, We say
there is nothing ii Ike sea voyage 10 bring about
that necessary and perfect moulting process, as
schultz calls II, which eventuatts in an almost
reJuveneScene." Can a 1.-THE of this be said Of
Saratoga or any of the fashionable places of resort
In which our wealthy citizens crowd themselves
and their families during the hot months of sum
merp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

TIE LATE Ma. GALES "A Washington CORE,
Pondent says 80 The editorial abilities and la
bors Of Mr. Gales are familiar to the country, bu,
IT is not generally known that for som. haIf a
dozen years past be has not been able to contr butte
to the columns Of the IntelIigencer even by the
aid OF an amanuenss, the lahor OF composition or
dictatioE bringing on that severe neuralyic main
which finally caused a partial paralysis Of the
night side He died on Saturday evening at seven
O'Clock without struggle, aving remarked a
few minutes previously that he must be very
near death Col. Seaton and lady and DR. Miller
who - been summoned to mis- bedside, arrived
too late to see him more In life His estate near
this city Is called lexington which is the name
Of the town In England where he was born. HIS
father published a newspaper there, which upon
coming to America he sold to the poet Montgom
cry, whom he reared In his family,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

REPuTAIIOS Now and then We nd ,hoss ,,,t -
atAln through years Of toll, exemplary conduct.
charly, munincence, position of importa NC
anong men,-who are known for the positive
Rood tney do not what they snp.sr %
do who are shielded from the shafts OF scsndsI
ana prejudice by their good deeds seen and
We believe that DIR. Wistar, the iscoyerer Of the
long tried ''wstars Basan of via rha =, ane
has done as much for the relief and benefit OF moo,
sunefng humanity, and that his memory Is as
Justly enhtled to encOmiums of respect and grati.
ss1e as hV philanthroPist Of our country Tbi,
lh'eiuaOie preparation still maintains N fncoro
parable position among physicians and drupgists
ana oy me people Is cherished as a remedy 81 nm
sufPassaoie value for all diseases of the tbyost
lungs. " 'No 'nioa' ana
We confidently recommend IL To
when afiicted with pulmonary disease War,,'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

SKETCHES OF TRAvEL.-The Editor Of the Star
proposes ere the close Of the current week TO start
out upon tour similar TO that which he per
formed at this season Of last year; his purpose
Oslng 10 write and publish lin the STAYS columns,
detailed account of all he sees ard hears likely
10 interest the newspaper reading public The
fact that his similar letters previously published
have never failed to be extensively republshed in
the columns Of contemporary Journals, and to
cause very large extra demand for the Star-to
be mailed by purchasers to distant friends-in-
duces him TO believe that he will be able on this
occasion to add thus, greatly to the Stars interest
IN these piping times OF dullness in the Federal
Metropolis He gives this notice to the public in
advance Of starting out upon his tour In order
that those who may desire 10 obtain extra copies
OF the paper containing his letters, one and all
may send in their orders at once to the STAY office
specifying the number of copies they wish re-
served for them.
Advertisers, by the by, will perceive that the
publication in the Star Of another such series of
sketches Of travel will be great card for them !;
Tor The papers containing them have always been
more sought after in this region of country than
ever newspaper was, except during the publica-
ton Of the Stars report of the Sickles' trial.
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The Proposed JOINT TICKET IN New YORK.
The tone Of the New York Tribune upon the cur
rent disposition Of the friends Of Bell and Everett
to support joint electoral ticket with the Democ
racY, satisfies us that, so far that wing of the
opposition to the Republican party is concerned,
there is to be no difficulty whatever in the con
summation Of the proposed and very sensible
union. The Tribune calls Messrs Brooks, Duer.
and Hunt every conceivable name it can lay It's
pen to The meaning of its abuse is simply con-
iession that it sees prospect of the defeat Of the
Lincoln ticket in New York, ahead
In the meanwhile Mr.. Douglas himself is doing
his best to prevent any such union in New York
as that proposed thus adding confirmation to the
now SO general impression, that his purpose is
simply to make fair weather with the Republican
party for the race in 1864 To be able to claim
that be secured the triumph of Lincoln in 1850,
by keeping the Democracy divided, and there
fore is entitled to debt of gratitude from that
organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25

IDA Western paper, chronicIiny the ls.
able occurrence OF staging attached 10 a cbn,ct
being blown down, very feeIlngly saws: "Ws ar
happy 10 state that over twenty person were
brought suddenly TO the ground safe. and one
man. Mr. wilkins, got his neck broke Mir ~
whs an estimable young man, and the fatl o. ~ 8
children besides large farm well stocked. He
" as fatally injured" "'
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Personal.

49, Hon. Charles Ready and family, Of Tenn.
are at BROWNE
'''' Lord Lyons, we understand. starts TO-DAY
for Canada, TO meet the Prince of Wales.
-. Capt. Benham, L. S. Engineers. recently
appointed Superintendent of " ashington Aque-
duct, is at the kirkwood House.
-. General Shields has left San Antonio for
California, by the overland stage, via FL Paso
His health is much improved.
'.-' The degree Of 90 Master of Arts has been
onferred on Mr.. Caleb :. HallOwell, Principal
Of the Alexandria High School, ''in consideration
OF distinguished attainments in science "
...' The Richmond Examiner says: "IIon Ed
ward Bates who is native Of oOC bland, in this
State, is at present a visit TO his relatives He
was yesterday in this city, stopping at the Column
bian Hotel, and during the day was engaged Ia
renewing the acquaintance and friendships OF
lang Syne'
49, We understand that Attorney General Blac I
leaves the city to-day, for Pennsy lvania Secre.
taries FLOYD and Thompson contemplate proceed
ing to Old Point on Thursday, intending TO stay
several weeks. Secretary Cass also being absent
there will only be three Cabinet officers remain.
ing here-Secretaries TOucey and Cobb, and Post
master General Holt.