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CtHsSNN oeSt~f SpOOfOOO.
Paid up CaPiGl and Surplus, S325,000.
WELLS sOUTHWORTu, Pres.
LEV 3. BRADLEY. Sec'y.
This Company asbecn In operation ave years and
during this time IL has acquired a reputation for
souBdueSs, ~pronPtness and honorable dealing, sec
oHd 70 no Company IN the United States. It's stock
ia owned b. the principal men OF wealth and bust
ness in and abogt New Haven; and among them is
JEige W. W. B0ardman, known ArOrably in this
community as a man OF wealth, and rs a large land
owner in Ohio THIS COMPANY PAYS PROMPTLY, AsD
Has NEVER YLT LTTIG NTED ANY loss. Mar. !. 90.
Every business Man shouli ;a-urci Country Mer
chants will ind it II their advantage 10 IN igre in good
stock CompaE les.
Pam property insuTei l year for 7. per cent. ,
years FOR IL per Ct and ) years Tor ? per CT. upon the
amount insured. Eiihou. premium Note.
Policies issued on these Companies.
B. J. =. ASPsR,
Feb. 18Th. Is6n.-;v AGENT Warren O
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1860. SPRING 1860
CAN PAIG n

NINTH HAT IN HAND. We max,
w our Best Bow TO our patrons anC
the public. and take this method to so.
licit a continuance of the very liberia
patronage we hsve heretofore enjoyed.
confident that with our much improved
facilities AMI fast increasing business,
we are able to offer inducements 10 buy,
ers of Clothing, &c, that cannot fail &c
give entire satisfaction.
In order 10 be foremost in this great
trade, We adopt as our motto:
keep non but the best made goods
and sell at the smallest living profit"
Cur goods are got up in the most ap-
proved style, and made up in the most
thorough and workmanlike manner, and
which We guarantee superior to anything
ever offered in this market.
II is DO doubt well known that our
facilities in purchasing our goods exceed
those of any House. this side of the
Eastern Market.
Our connection with o7e Of the Iarg-
est Manufacturing and Wholesale Hous-
es in New England, through which
goods are shipped to US at the very
first cost of manufacturing. gives Us the
advantage over all u C mpetitors. If
we did not buy eur goods cheap, Of
course we conld not sell at the prices
we 90.
Our stock of ready made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods. Cloths. Cassimeres
and V~estings, Hats. Caps and Trunks.
is full and complete.
In connection with the above, We
would state that OR stock eff Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings for Custom
Work cannot be surpassed either in
quantity, quality, or variety of pattern.
We shall take parIicu ar pains to merit
he appreciation Of any who may give
is their influence and patronage in this
Department.
Every garment warranted TO fit.
Merchants furnished at the lowest
3nstnn pricpS
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BOOKS! BOOKSM
A
An I ET7

~ OF LETTERS.
Mr. Marvin. Superintendent Of the Union schools
In this place. in a letter to tue publishers, says:
Tbs examination o. Solr "SPeEccrian Chart Of
Letters, has afforded me great pleasure this is the
grooming production OF your excellent COARSE Of
Penuanship. Maay Otherwise excellent teachers, fsil
in teaching PenEaanship. because from habit or lack
eanaO- execute anything Ike = correct nod4 Tor thu
I~upils-hence neglecs writing in school altogether.
or make IL such Z secondary matter that it is worse
than neglected. With your wiring books in the
hands OF the pupil, and tile chart in the hands Of the
teacher before the school, no teacher can present =
shadow % apology for want Ct interest or success in
his writing classes. Tbs Books a, giving good salts
faction in our schools, and we expect 20 add to thsir
efficiency by he use Of the Chart"
Respectfully yCrrs.
JAS. M5RVIS.
These Charts are for sale at
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Josiah Z. BrsEnJ
Vs.. In Trumbull
A L Fitch rt.r

SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Josiah & BroznJ
~. In Trumbul Common Pfeas
Al Fitch ct a..
D. virtue Of an order sf sale in the above emitted
cazs- issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
fruubUl County Ohio, and 10 ne directed and deIiv-
cred, hav> levied On and shall expose to pu.Iic sale.
At th-4oer Of the CozEt House in warren, in said
county on
Saturday, the 12M dqyof Mag, 1860.
at one o'clock P. NJ. Of said day. The following des-
Cri.ed real estate; Situate in Champion tswnsh'P,
rrumhUii County. Ohio, and which is known as the
north part Of letNO p. and IS bounded on the north
~ the lot lire on the ve5tby the lot line along which
is a public highway; on the s0ath b q line agreed
upon between Daniel Hartman and William Watc;
aud On the east also By The To-. EEe- s1d cOntsiua
within those Jouuas. ffsy acres OF laad. ard is the
n5rth haif Of a trsc. Of enc h uareG acres contracted
February %, 1858, TO DaulsI hartman ard Je=huI
P2niu-
appraised At sIs.23X per acre.
Terms Cash.
Al. LYMAN, sEsr.E.
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JOB PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING
Having a superior assortment Of Job Printing nate
,i,I We are prepared to execute in the b>st manner, al
fIa6s Of plziu aud fancy Book and Job Printing,
-RfCH As
address Cards. Certificates, Labels,
1usiuess Cards. Check Rocks. Manifests.
Eank Checks, Colored Printing. Notes,
Bills of Lading, Drafts Programmes
rail- Tickets, Form Rocks, Receipts.
Efanks. all kinds, Handbiils. Strow Bills, ETC.
In fast every thing done in the shape Of Printing. at
&Eices that cannot fail to suit, and with the grestestdis-
qeSeh- We keep constantly on hand & good assortment
of Cards and hne Stationery, from which those in want
OF Printing can select
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ESTATE of George Rhinesmith,

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and quail fed as Administrator on the
estate OF George bhinssniIh, late Of Lordstown. de-
ceased JOHN RlINESMITH.
Warren, April 1, IsGn.-3w*
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CHERRIES SALE.
II Western Reserve RanxA
Robson & Battles ct a.

Robson 4 battles s. a, 5 Pleas. Tran6an County.
b vir.Ce Of a Veaditioni Exponas issued from Tho
Court Ct C0mm5u flla5 or TrumhulI County. Ohio,
60 me directed AID delivered, D shah OEer FOR sale -
Prblc Auction, at the door OF the Court Ususe in
Warren. Ii said Cognsr. on
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salurdny, the Ieth daY of May. $50.

retweeu the hours Of 20 O'Clock. A. n. and & o'clock.
P. 81. Of saiId the following described real estate
Situate in the &c Fuship Of YNeathersfeid, in the third
rsnge Of townships in the Connecticut Western Re
serve, in the State Of Ohio. and which is also ia
T~runhull C0rnty and known b being part oi lots No
twenty ITO and twenty three In TIE 1tG0 acre sat
Spring tract so called. and bounded Souih By ons
hundred acres Of hand in said Is heretofore decided
- James AcCuuhsr east and west BY the lot lines.
and North ny the uiddis Of the MahOning river. ard
b. Land 10 lot No -, heretofore s.lt 70 Robert Tag
glrt, aud from said faggart to II r. Harnon. being
all the land within said boundaries, except twenty
two acres heretofore decided 10 the heirs Of John Ne
Coaneli. aRd containing exclusive Of said twenty
Two acres, two hundred aud two 35-lp0acres Of land.
ties BY Joshua Stove by deel recorded in Tr1mbau
G uaty records. Book Al, Page 5O4.
Also a certain other tract Of land situate in Weath
crsd=id township. containing in all one huniTed and
forty-seven acres aud thirty-four rods OF land. being
part Of lots eight and nine, IN tract sixteen, in tie
great salt pIingtract called Stoves tract, as sur
veyst By Ezekiel BOovsr. in August A D. 1916, being
eighty acres and ~siXty-tF0 rois, ii lot eight. and six
ty-six asres ami ons hGnsrsd and thirty two rods, IN
lot nine, aHd is the same land conveyed to John Bat
ties hy deed FROM Ike Sta-e Of COnnecticus. recorded
in Irumbull County records, Book 70, Plge 2g2,
excepting from the above one hnadred foxy seven
acre tract. The town plat Of the village OF South Niles,
coaiaihing about Il acres OF land, sold by said Bar
tie. in separate parcels to George Refs, james Ward
and JaOes Crook The tract % be sold containing.
exclusive OF said Exceptions. one hu1d-ed amt TWEEN
ty-seven acres and thirty fOer RODS u land, more or
less
First described piece appraised at sss75 90.
Second do DO S5sU00.
Terms Cash.
4. LYMAN. SHERIFF.
Sheriff 5 emce, Warren, Apr ~, Is6o-5w
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- PRRPARATToVs

*iapte3 to the Deficiencies OF the Btood- IN diherert
diseases EJr CJCGIiS, colds BRONCHITIS. or
any acccticn whatever OF the THROAT or
inigeing CONSUMPTION, rse No J. Ehieh is alsa
he No. FOR DEPRESSION aE SPIRITS. LOSS OF
APPETITE, and for all CHRONIC CO9fPb
arising from ~OVSR-USE, GENERAL DEBILITY. and
NERVOUS PRJSTBATION. Ma. for TISEK COZ
PLAINTs. No. 2. for DYSPEPSIA Being efreeds
prepared for a6s0rBtiSn. 1t is AXE By DROPS
aud carried Immediately into the circulation, 80 that
what you gaiH you rstGia- The NOD is for FEMALE
IRREGULARITIES H~XSTEKtA. WEAKNESSES,
&c See special directions Tor TINS. for SALT
RuEUM, ERUPFIOSS, S~CROFUbOUS. n
COMPLAINTS. tLke No. s. II all
cases the directions must be strictly followed. Price
Of the BROOD FOOD 81 per bottle
sold by CIT RCL Z DUPONT,
No. 800 Broadway. NeW-York.
AID y all respectable Druggists throughout the
country Jan. u. 1s6O-J
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JustIces, amid ConstnbIes, BIanks,
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

oRTGA & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBFGSAs. K1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Meeting Of the Board .fABcrn

BosroN, Oct. 4-The Board has been occup,ed
most Of the day with eloquent Address ursipg
a series Of resolutions from the Prudential Com
mittse, appropriate 10 the present jubilee period
beautiful address was delivered by the Rev
John Keep, one Of the only two survivors OF IN.
Association that formed the Board. The returned
missionaries from Africa and Syria smoke the last
describing the scenes Of massacre on which he
had looked. The Lord Supper was admi nistersd
In the afternoon IA four churches After this ser
The Hon. w :. Southworth was added 10 the Pru-
dental COMMITTEES. Three addresses were m ade
In the morning by officers representing other
missionary soc cities, all t-ndering their sympathy
and congratulations 70 the Board at the present
stage of its career
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The Overland Mall.

FoRT Smith, Ark Oct s-The Overland
Mall from San Francisco, which LEFT on the IAN
Of September, arrived here last evening AZ eight
O'Clock, with i've passengers. Everything Is re
ported quiet along the route
The names Of the men murdered by a party of
NeXicans at Hollsndvilie station, near Los An
gelos, the circumstances OF which Were previous
ly reported, are l. willism late OF NJ ilwaukIe
and G. w Langley, Of Hebron, Licking county,
Ohio. IL did not appear that robbery WA the
object OF the muraerers, for nothing was carried
from the premises. The unfortunate men were
In the service ofthe Mall company at the time the
deed was committed
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Movements Of Jud., nouyI,,,

CHICAGO, Oct Senator Douglas arrived az 10
o'clock tonight, two boun after programme time
lie was met at the depot by the Douglas Irwin
cibles, 10 the number OF OO0 and escorted 20 the
fremont House where he was welcomed home by
Il. b. Taylor. MIR. Douglas briefly responded
ac acknowledging the honor done him in this mag
innocent reception. The streets In the vicinity Of
the fremont House were densely crowded, the
number In attendance he. ny estimated at from
10000 to Is ,OO persons Senator Douglas addresses
a mass meeting Of the democracy Tomorrow
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE,
J. HER EBS Forewarn all persons from harborinz
or trusting my wife, Mary Virginia Sherzer for 1
am determined to pay no debts she may contract Is
she left my bed and board without cause.
JOHN SHERZER,
oc 5-T -E. LOudoun county, Va.
TStO THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Madam
ID, SO well known as the most successful ex-
palmer OF the Past, Present aud Future eve- in
Washington, continues to be consulted weekly by
hund reds anxious TO know of things at present hid
den from them. Her consultation fee to both gen-
tlem1n and ladies', is extremely moderate. Call at
her house, on the south side Of Massachusetts ay .
SO Him
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Capture of a Ceuuterfei,t.r.

NEWARK, Oct. 5.-George w. wilson a uoto-
rious counterfeiter, who escaped from iail in this
city, last April, was captured IN Philadelphia ON
"Wednesday and brought back last evening There
are fourteen charges against him.
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No Fusisn in Virginia.

RICHMOND, Oct. The State Executive Com
mittees Of the two wings Of the democracy held
their conference here 10 day but took no steps to-
wards affecting fusion. The Douglas commit
tee repndiate the idea OF Withdrawing their ticket
and IL is probable That no fusion will be accom-
plished. The several parties will be addressed
tonight by Senator Hunter, A. M. Barbour, and
Timothy ives - -
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DIED,

Suddenly ON tho Sd instan. in the Esd year of his
age, WILLIAM r. RIDGWAY, eldest son OF the
late Henderson Ridgway- y-,r-rr
In tins city, on Friday afternoon, the 5th Instant,
q eoasumPtion. SALLIE, second DAUGHTER of
Ths friend. Of the family are feSuested to s:iend
the fu eera from the house Of he faith eornsr of
and % streets, to morrow tSundayl afternoon, at
at sea, Mrs. MARY DYER, native Of peyon-
shire, nglaud, aged 50 years, 2sonths, aqd6 days.
her hiends aud acQual ntanoss, and the risnde OF
the Family, are respectfully invited to attend her
,S an ,mSTrow senday; e o,eosh from
~ Bridge street, Gsorg etoWn,
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SENT TO JAIL This morning, Daniel J. Woos-
ter was arrested by Policemen Klopfer, and
brought up on the complaint II George Bergling,
Merchant Tailor, and taken before Justice Dom
for hearing. The case stated substantially
rs follows: Last night Wooster went to Bereling's
store, where he had ordered a suit of clothes
valued at S3l, and said he was prepared to take
themift they fitted After getting them on he put his
hands on his pocket and exclaimed, There I've
left my pocket book with S23S at my boarding
house 20 and started In hurry as IL to get It, He
was followed by the merchant, who discovered
that he had been feeced, as the fellow did not 90
In the direction of the boarding house he men
toned, and escaped from his pursuers sight This
morning he was discovered on Seventh street and
arrested, and was committed TO Jail for court
Wooster, ii seems Is no stranger to the police and
independent officers. One reco2 nized him as one
Of the "Knucks' that breakfasted under the porch
Of the Bank Of w ashington yesterday. And the
Justice recognized him as the individual who
about four weeks ago was sent to Jail for king
into house on Sixth street. In this last case he
was released upon security, his counsel to whom
he promised ten dollar fee becoming his securi-
ty. Wooster disappeared and left the lawyer
fee-less.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

That VALUABLE AND POPULAR FAMILY Jour-
WAL, THE "w RxKLY STAR" full a. usual OF
Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary
reading, il now on our counter ready for delivery
10 the public II is Just the paper above all others
for citizens and strangers sojourning in the Ma
tional Metropolis TO read on sunday and send to
their friends at distance Price only three cents
psr copy, or 81 IS per annum; postage prepaid by
stamps when 30 arranged. .-.-. -.ta t.. .7l-
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The Indictment Of JackaIew, the Chinese
Pirate.

TRENTON, N. J., Oct. Give bills OF indict-
ment against Jackalow Were returned this morn
Ing by the grand jury OF the u 8. Circuit Court,
Tor murder, robbery, aud running away with the
vessel He plesded not guilty The third Tues
day in January was fxed for the frial
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Potomac
PythIan
Runs In each Inning

49, ~ -~~~ ~
Pythian...s I :
Umpire-Edmund F. French, Of the National
Club. ~
Scorers-R, b. Irwin, for Potomac; A. p Cor
man, OF the National Club, for the Pythian.
As Umpire, MIR. f. Freksh, Of the National
Club, was prompt, quick, and correct; and we
heard no dissenting voice from the general praise
Of his discharge of his rather unenviable duties.
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Sentence of the officer, Of the SLAYER

BosToS, Oct. 5.-The officers Of the slave bark
Orion were sentenced to-day Capt Morgan 20
pay a fine Of 50 600 and TO be Imprisoned two
years; Byron Chamberlain, first mate to be i'm
prisoned two years; William Durham, second
mate, TO be imprisoned twenty-one months,
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Florida Electiou.

SAVANNAH, Oct 5.-The following returns of
the Florida election have been received Nassau
county gives $50 majority for Milton (Brechin-
ridgeD for Governor. The Jacksonville papers
estimate Millions majority in the State at 600.
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Fatal Railrsad Accident.

WILMINGTON. N. C., Oct 6.-At6 O'Clock YES
terday evening the mp freight train run into the
up passenger train on the Walden road st r YER
ittsylle, and killed the baggage master and broke
conductor Laspeyres leg. He IL not expected 70
live. There was no other damage done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

III Though THE STAR IL printed on the fastest
steam pres In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
20 large a. to require II to he put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before ~ O'Clock M. otherwise they may
not appear until the next day -
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EinnurfaI.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 6.-Stocks are lower, with q
fair business Chicago and Rock Island II n;
lninois Central shares - do. bonds "a 4; Mich
igan southern 4sk; New York Central e9x;
Reading s6*; Hudson River R.R- ca; Canton
Co. 81; Mo. 6's 7sk.
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SerIaul Accident.

NOZZLE. Oct. james Anderson, (who Ia.
family residing in Philadelphia, 1t 10 believed a
machinist employed in this city, lost an arm to-
dition is precarious
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BOARDING.

fS0 NINTH STREET.-PersOns returning tn
fcc the city from their summer resorts will Il nd
vacant several desirable rooms, having the conve-
niences OF gas, water, and bathing closets at 453
Ninth st. one door sonth of r; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boarders ac-
commodated on moderate terms. se5 4w
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T. . GATHER

~ Respectfully informs the citizens ofI
u Washington that he has taken the Drug fIk
and Prescription Store AZ the corner of SIXTH MA
and @ streets, where he will keep q well Sc 80
lected and assorted stock Of pure MEDICINES.
MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, PER-
EUMERY, &c, &c and hopes, BY careful stten-
N b. Strict personal attention given to pre.crip-
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RaItimers NIsrsss.

RCLTIsoRE Oct 6.-Flour quiet, steady. Wheat
firm; red 81 3Oasi 90; white 81 40aSl 60 Corn
quiet; mess pork sI9.5Os prime eI4.75 Coffee
firm and unchanged. WHISKY steady at 22a22 kc
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Death of an Artist.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 5-Charles Fraser artist
died this afternoon He was a DISTINGUISHED
miniature painter forty years ago. His age was
eighty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

New YoRx Oct 6-Flour Arm; state as asa
SO; Ohio IS .70a5 IS; Southern IS 75a6. Wheat
1c. higher. Corn firm; mixed esa7Oc. Pork dull
Lard quiet and unchanged. whisky steady.
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WE WISH EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT
w DRY GOODS ESQ bs koHg ht cheap at
BROWN d WHITES,

=. NO. I4U NORTH SInkI BkID6k STkKkT,
.. Georgetown, ID Z.
And to convince yourselves OF the fact, call and
see those
Black Silks, Printed and Plain Delaines. Poll De
Chevres, Merino Plaids, French Mennos, Valen-
cias, Blsck Bombszines, A paccas, &e., 40.
. CloakS Tyrian. Electro and other Shawls; Blan-
Mems ssa Row aSs sMI ss1 .ssS 99S
dies and Misses Merino Vests; BSiou's Kid
Gloves; Hoped Skirts; Corsets; Plain, Bordered,
Hemstitched, and Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerchief; Embroideries, very cheap, ard no
humhus; Hosiery AID Gloves; White Goods; Van
kee Notions, fll line; Linsey, OsGaburg CaliQos,
and Servants Wear in abundance and many other
things, WHICH we will tell you of when yoH cal at
will sell as cheap rs the cheapest. 'or any other
Come early, and don't forget the place. sc % aw
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Death Of akhipnn.trr.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 5-capt. ]. n. LigLtbonme,
Of the bark Hattie Jackson, died here this morn
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

: - BELL ASB EyKRKrr The Cen
= al Bell and Everett club met at their rooms on
Dssenth street Last night for the transaction Of
bosnsss quite large crowd was present, and
coosderable business connected with the Pfesi-
Il ~ho<Gal canvass was transacte A meeting Of the
-c1u6 was called for next Monday night, for the
- numpse Of making arrangements 10 attend jo mt
~ 1beue Of the citizens Of Alexandria and FAIR
- eoun,ies, Va. AZ the Falls church next w ed
80 Dday, the 10th Inst, on which occasion, ad-
20 = ssss will be delivered by several Distinguished
: - entiemen Of Virginia. aEe.so 81
- sKxRxApx -withers' band serensded the Of
tfcers OF the National q uard, last night at their
tTaSespectivs residences. $500
~ rs CHURCH NOTICE oI the Island Episcopal
500, In saether column. -ss 1
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Saver. Starm an IN. sau,h

AUGUSTA, Oct. Passengers arrived here re-
port severe storm In the lower portion Of Georgia
and portions OF Florida.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TIE Il e G RAPHIO.
Another Tornado In IN. Gull, s.aL., fr.n

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. S The storm OF Last Tues-
day very destructive. Over ffty coal boat.
were swampsd; loss $4,000.
Eleven miles OF the &C kson railroad Were swept
away, and many houses and lives were Lost, sugar
mills destroyed, and crops damaged.
The brig Hines, - from Vera Cruz, ashore at
the Balize, confirms the final condemnation and
conhscation Of the barque Maria Conception. On
receipt OF this news the Spanish naval commander
threatened a bombardment Of vera Cruz but
CON Jarvis Condemned this course, and the Span
sa squadron, with one exception, returned 10
condncta OF 81 200. 600 for r.mp,oo had been
seized by Gen. Degolado, and, n uas believed,
MoaIa Ce used 70 support bis expedition against
~ was stated that Doblado bad effected loan
Oh S $1,000 Tor the same purpose.
me VANGUARD OF the Liberal army had arrived
at Geographically Tacutys ~
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MARRIED.

treet NJ e. Church, by the Rev. Fhonlas Seteil,
ENRI EVANS, Of w Washington ctr, to M A,
~ 4. GARREfTSON, Of Baltimore.