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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31
FINANCIAL.

poFOs or CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. STATE or
ID California Noece hereby gwen TO all pers,ns holding
honda warrants OF said county Issued prior TO the IRA day
July d. 1851 that pursuant act OF the Legislature
the state Of California. entitled "Ar oct 70 create sinking
tuno pay the outstanding indebtedness Of Contra Costa
County approved april 1855 sesiedproposes Win be re-
osved nj the once Of The County Treasurer Of said county
fy eight until the frat Monday In january.
thousand eight hundred and City nine and between the first
Monday Of December and January annually hereafter for
u empton OF such warrants unr
al such Outstanding bonds ana wracs shall be redeened
Such sealed proposals sAa spet4 hs number, date and
sSsl spsSfy he sun in cass hs Win be received in iisu
thereof that and After the nr day Of January
housapd eight hundred art dfy na ali bonds and warrants
issued prior the first day OF July thousand eight hun
dred and fifty eight shall BY the said act bear interest the
rate Of Ave cent Vie sealed proposals. shall
be addressed 10 Hiram Fogg Treasurer Of Contra Costa
Co. Martinez California and NAV be sent BY mail or other.
sAid treasurer numbered order IN which they
oeved book 70 be kept for that and endorsed on
proposal and died And the first Monday OF nary
thousand eight hundred and fifty nine and said
annually thereafter the undersigned Board of Fund Commits
said act majority Of said board. Will pro
In public 10 all proposals that shall have
been received In the order numbered, and win enter
Ter that purpose win pay for and redeem each bond
warrant having due regard 70 the lowest amount pro-
posed 10 be received for bond warrant and VIII
redeem that order until the money applicable To the
cempuoD the bonds and warrSots II exhausted IL the
bonds and wsrrars presented have been cancelled.
THOMAS A. BOGsn, County Judge run6 Con.
sCIwIrrINkYER. County Auditor. M ssiousrs /
Dated kARrsxz Contra COSTA County California, July H.
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A UCr1oN SALE OF SUPERIOR CARVED PARLoH

a UCT1ON BALk OF BUPkkIOh CARVED PABlOR
a furniture, horses and carriages.-Ricb piAnoforte
octave richly inaid with pearl cost $780,
fur niture dining extension table, Brussels and in
grain carpets hall hat ssnds oic,ohs chandeliers splendid
oil paintings rich gold frames pier glasses side
end scfA tables lace curtains &C. ataucton this day Tues
day August 81 af l0 O'Clock at the residence So West
Eleventh street near Fifth avenue regardes Of the state
of the weather. being . positive and peremptory SALE
IT. 0OULDsMITB will sell above the entire
tents Of the house consisting OF splendid rosewood
pArlor suit In rich crimson brocatel do covered with
and crimson broeade lace crsins shsdes and
about yards Brussels and tapestry carpets gold
frame pier glass with consoes Dresden china vsse. and
atn stAuAry marble top CENTRE side and sofa
tables reception chair. lbI airy book case, &e 4c
octave preuaium panofoes. fully warranted by the maker
for very heavi insid, well worthy the attention
OF hose In want ~..~.
Contain sod wood and walnut Ezsbehan bedsesds
marble Top dressing bureaus and wshssnds bsr mat
holsters and pows toilet SETS msutel clocks and
mirrors &C. spring seat chairs sofas and sofa beds
and general variety Of chamber furniture Also
several very fpe oil paintings.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Extension table cutlery; plkted ware French china tea.
dinner pstes cut gold band french
"a IA chairs walnut dining and tables
roa Brussels carpet For full particulars catalogue
necessary. ~ ooubocAIrh Aucuoneer.
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A UCrIOH SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY MADE
household pArior chamber end dining furniture,
made order and In perfect order but little used and viii be
sold without limit reserve By catalogue this afternoon
Auf 81 A az O'CLOCK at las West Twenty fourth a. between
Seventh sAnd Eighth sves-HENRY O. EVANS auc,ioneer,
viii sell all the furniture In the house aordng
rpporunity 70 Miles in want OF household goods
10 refurnsh all Of which must be sold Catalogues nj the
hau,e on Of sale tepost win be required to
the delivery Of the furniture which consis 10 part
~ follows IL ming room-solid osk extension table, with
css; French and breshfAs seia silver plated ware.
splendid service casters with Gu. bottles ivory
bow Brussels CARPET secretary tcckoase Fren
plate DOORS spcr did rosewood suit solid franco aud In
the city, pearl lnl.d superior Instrument with uner
plred nearly two stool
and cover wood music cabinet The pArlors fur
pIshed with English tapestry carpets OF sgo cost two sus
size and sfs tables ssfusry marble top eiegsre mirror
doors rich lace curtains and shsfss large msnte
with gold frames rosewood reception ehsirs
ladies' secretary Ac Chambers furnished with Brusse
and ape9ry csrpes wood beds,eAds buresus wash
sAnds crockery oval mirrors psntings mahogany bed
eads spring seat chsirs rockers table, ard book
ac Psrue. vii be se sale 10 pack and ship tbs goods
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A UcTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURHrTURE.-H
"A q. Ems Auc,iope.r. viii sell this day, tuesday all
he ensd furniture In the Eve house West Eleventh
rect a lev doors from sxtb avenue. consisting Of suit
parior furniture covered ia brocade: rosewood
csntre enc side tables rosewood octave pauofote
cost $500 psripgs velvet carpets bronzes lace
alus clocks sc dining ivory handle knives
and forbA silver plated ware dinner and extension
able chairs sofas end 6ne cut glass OF description
Rsdroonn In sapewood and mahogany bureaus bedseads
WasbstaDds msesses holsters and pilows sos rockers
srm rkars c.octs carpes peintiurs &C toilet SETS and
msry Ntc,es TO mention. Sale 10 nence
al 4 a
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Ia BoGART This day, at l0S O'Clock Ct the auction
3rsoms No North William street. household furniture,
old piano burt aus tabes chairs crockery beds
snd bedding rergeraors Also of boots show
so consa6les sale 20 COO segars lot OF groceries 10
ce bay scales stoves one set OF single har
{ness and q variety Of other goods.
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MEDICAL,


nn. n bARmOur, mMHKCnR RRnW, CoRfuk C1
~ eyrtaG oppu.se "a Hqhelas Hotel Nsv fosL 49,
ho1ss ron 10 A. Il M , p. n. eroe,s sustaFs
rs WATSON. $50 BRooNE STREET. sscosD BJoCx
~ ves, ~ broadway. once hours from IN ne m''n~%
" In Ne evening.
DR. BARROW, isT PRINCE sTRxEr Aryv Bocxs
~ west cf Broadvay.-ofacs hours frosn "a M No
&to soescck
I'm. RAyrHF c@vrCKs - uGscKH Mn.xs
IL sar~~ wesley rlase blsc<s - ~ sS~~s'
nP CooPxss oFtrcE "a DUANE sfSssf' n
II tween Cs.shsrr and Nlism. once rcsIs I'm 49,
10 .ha aotung IA ssS u he evssns sanasfs eksepsss
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A UCTION NoTICR.-ATTRACTIvE, EXTENSIVE AND
ovFs $iscoo worth SUPERIOR FURNITURE.
MAGNIFICENT ACTION, SEVEN OCTAVE
ss
three months: over $3.50 four month"; credit
|eAleeyoom, IS Cortsndt street,
Thu (TUEsDAY morning. at loh O'Clock,
The best assortment Of fine made and really reli
aba chsmber dining room and library furniture TO
Comprising ooplee variety suitable fer rst and second
class houses all OF which will be fully warranted work
The trade housekeepers parties purchasing for ship
win And this sale worthy their attention
of paintings viii find several Interesting and
s 70 s ss Ss Of car
CoArd London ported by artist for his private
seven Octave and point OF sweetness Of oS and i'm
volume exceeds instrument In the city, and 10 suitable
FER hpmsp % sns % he pre%e
julius BROWN, Aucioneer 50 Oo~tlandt street.
A UCrION NOTICE -THOs BELL AUCrIONEER. AND
"A W. S. THonPsON-Thursday. at l01s O'Clock in our
farrurs &C. Of the fancy store from Third avenue ALSO
spiendd invoice Of rh dry goods cutlery tailoring goods
VIEWERS &C. Particulars on day Of sale.
4 UCTIoN NOTICE-M DOUGHTY. AUuTIONExR
"a VIII sell this'dsy Tuestsy at l0 O'Clock at the sale,
OF offered auction hi. The
consist. in part q and mahogany paror suits
black library and bookcases din
Ing tables centre do dressing bureaus wsshssnds bed
ton Of buyers is respectfully called t. the above sale a.
every lot viii be peremp,ory sold 10 the highest bidder
A UCrIoN NoTIoE-AssIGNKEs sALE-sAMUEL os.
a GOOD co Auctonees VII sel hisday, Tuesday. =, 81
Of fine gold wery, watches and fancy
90 and vii Ss
Also receivers. sse of thirty three packages of fine green
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UCrIoN NoTICR-GEo NICHoLs, AUCrIoNIER-

la sslesrooms No. Corandt street near Broadway
|GE0 NICHOLS will hold regular auction sales during the
season Tuesdsy aud Friday at 10 O'Clock OF
And es househ Did furniture Competing mirrors olcohs
cash eIcep by special contract An second hand fur
Regular sale days. must be sent the saesoom least
|dsy to said SALE The catalogue for Tuesday
gust 81 embraces almost article Of household furniture
cutlery Office furniture, rugs, carpetng, &C., &c
GEO NICHOLS, Auctioueer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

WM Writer'S. AUCTI0NEER.l WILL SILL THIS
day at oc,ock at 4 Canal street mortgage sale Of
the entire gentee iuruure Of large house large French
pls,e nrrors piano. ROSEWOOD paror SUIT psinngs sofas
Try breepy and other carpets; hall oilclohs mshogsny
walnut and other becsteads sorng hsir and her mat
resses feather beds and bedding dressing bureaus wash
stands toilet ses wardrobes dining room ami kitchen fun
ture, china, glxsA dc stoves. &c.
WIN wIrTERs. AUCTfONEEE, WILL sELL, THIS
dav, 81 O'Clock at 454 Canal stree marshal sale Of
furniture clothing jeweby. &c. Also barrel OF Bourbon
wbiskey cask of gin do. brandy, do port wine Also
segsrs, &c. A. o. TO0LE, Marshal
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CLOTHING. sc,

ANY QUANTITY OF GENTLRMEN's LEFT OFF
"A cloth for the Southern markess
for which their value VIII be
psid BY CO ling AT the addressing Thos D. Conroy
as Centre street.
ftIOTHryg AND CARPETs-LADTEs AND GENTLE.
\ \ men having 10 dispose q receive fair
price BY sending 10 addressing n. COHKN
IS street late Of II Lsurens street and ~ Bovery Ladies'
attended 70 By Mrs. g.
r Aprvs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING AMY CAST OFF
IL clothing second band furniture, &c 70 dispose Of viii
receive the fair valve In cash b. sending e w@tressns
hfef1 eaeevenh avenue, between Twenty seventh aud
Twenty eighth streets
DO nlO WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOrH
GO.VUV ius wanted and for wtich 30 ger cent VIII be
even In elsewhere bY Addressing caileg
he store Of VS. WALSH, Nc. IS Centre street corner CT
Duane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

fyoNsrABl Es sALE-BY vTRrUE OF AN EXECU.
Ii ton wit expose for sale At pubc auction Tuesday,
August 81 loL O'Clock A NJ. NJ No l66 Clinton street.
he following described articles One counter lB GOOD bot
chairs @ tables, 5O0 feet OF pipe. with fixtures at
rched large 10, OF beer and wine glasses aud de
csuiers Also, large lot % wines and liquors Also
the barerent the hesst OF Broadway
nd aprur street HENRY DREHE =, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

, ssrGNErs' FALE oF RIAL ssrArE THE ASSIGN.
a 81 isasc Douglass EsJ VII sell At private sale
Yorh Atphasnon to be made 10 2, n. DoDGh, No. is9
Chatham street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

A sstoNKEs sALK-LAUEDRY FIxTUREs, HORSES,
a vagrn, &c William i. BOYD, auconeer: will sell
"a hnrrfsy No 25s West thirty SIKH street. Of II O'Clock,
OF lead and pipe loo wash tubs, tables 90
stylish and fast mare, can tro In W also
horse nearly suitable for feed
or erpYers qusnty OF starch and soap coal &C &c sale
poslve. Per orSer. JOHN CRAWFORD, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

A UsrRAILA.-KAN0ARoo LTNE.-yIssr SHIP FOR
"A Melbourne Second cabin passage only SS The AL
medium clipper bark PETNEA, 1000 toes burthen will pa
despatched Ia September. Cabin accommodations ali on
terms OF freight or passage apply on board pier s ha.t
river loot OF Wall street, or 10 hAILLkB, LORD
QUBREAr l05 Wall street Csh advances consgrmenis,
ard sig drafts for sale on Lord a Co. Melbourne.
TOE FORT YUMA, COLORADO RIvER-THD Al
clipper schooner STORM CLOUD. Daniel Way mas
will have quick despatch for the above port and offers
supec noucemeo 70 shippers % Fort Yuma and Arlons
rerritory, WA. z. COLEMAN co,
Sc WAL street. fcaiiEe Bgliass
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NEorEy ADVANCED ON wArCnvs, JrwELRy. Ola.
w mcrcs Ac a, tie ot s.sb shed iewerv store = Chat
ham street. A. B.-.Goois covered By ipsur.rqe
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ORCHARDS KINGsLAND, AUCTIONElR.

ORCHARDS KINGsLAND, AUOTIONEER:-THIS DAY
IL at 10 clock Broadway In addition TO articles
abeve invoice superior double and single bar
rel Quna OF Tnglinh manufacture.
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DRoKrN BANK sILIs-HcKBAN COUNTY WOOD
ID bury Hsers and al other bills Of broken banks songh
81 the best re Foreign specie Of al kinds bought and sold
JAMEk n. rAYLOR, Specie and EIchsase Broker,
corner OF Chatham square and new Bowery.
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The shortest passage between Anerca snt Furcps
kEw YORK AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINK
This line now complies fozr po.srtl ss-.rsaips The
PRINCE ALERT AMERICAN EkPIhk. bRIftcd IN
PRE- Apc INDIAN ENPIhE The rrri sesner vii be
despAched about the middle Of September Of which due
notice win be given. PeIaons vsnr ireland rearh hsr
tesnaor IN three fouribs the TIM by other route
all have opportunity q vvinz places snt of
unrvsei Ireland with nee tickets by the usual
railroad routes from galway 70 Of he prncpd sea Of
Great Britain.
Frs, class 500 Second elias $50 fh-; cl.ss SO
liberal cabin table VIII be provided a.d cooked proy
slors for third class pssserger y Galway.
For freight FsAssge and further parGcuiArs so7yto
VIZ A sAIE A Co. No Is 80 n street
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Cupssng In nart OF parlor suits, etegeres votsires
,oekers easy ard other chairs tee tees sofss lounges
wsrdrotes ensueled chamber suits extension abes I'M an
lreses silver rlaed ware oil r,niiuFr fancy Focds 40
Goods packed the premises fOr shipping hy expo.
ysnced peror Housskeepers ard others VII nnd hIs aae
.or,hv III the'i Arutoo this IA the arees mos,
rehsrche offered ~ public sale. Catalogues
rseSy morning ot sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

L,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
States mail steamer FULTON, J. A Wo.ton commander
will leave for IAvre touching at southampton to land the
mSis and passengers saturday, September la al IL
ocont, from pier NO. North river foo. OF Beach street
Tts ship has Ave water tight compartments enclosing the
wsier could rot reach them and the being free 70
the safety OF the vessel and passengers would
cured Baggage not wanted during the voyage should be
sent board the day before SAILING marked below For
freight passage apply to W g. DRAYfON, agent No
broadway Ths Arsgo win succeed tbs Futon and Sal
Qcl0ner lf
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NHOs yNITCH, AUCTIONEER.-OFFICE 10 SPRUCE
sreet-shsra's sale Of weaving looms &C. on Tuesday,
weaving looms reels cotton silk spools buttons moulds
wi u.
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ryDwARD sCHErCK, AUCTrONRrR.-sPrCTAL sALE
" Of superb household furniture, BY Az. H. sCHENUK,
90 Thursday Neptember nj n O'Clock nj their sslesro
No Nssssu street. Consisting in part OF ten suits OF psror
nFncsde brccatel ADD hair cloth, OF besuful
designs superior workmanship chamber suits OF
wooa mahogany ensmeed ard oak, dining suits IL
hrnry Ard ooe fuvni assorted Turkish chsrs
rockers toilet sets Clocks, plated ware palssses
&c Offering very complete assortment Of most
sricef necesry Cor gentee sousekeepn and worthy the
nntlce OF hnYera the sale Is positive.
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DoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA FOR LIVER
IL pool-Ihs ARABIA James Stone commander, viii al
from the Wednesday merit lst Of September with
fail sieAmbost VIII ply between the conpsDys wharf
Jersey City and the Arabia from 81 70 10 A. NJ 70
r. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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Interesting Celebration at Pitts
burg, Pa. .sr.

PIrTenURs, Pa, Nov. 25.--The Centennial Ami
versary 10 observed with the greatest enthusiasm
to-day. Business is entirely suspended: The
procession in honor of the event is the largest,
most gorgeous and imposing that ever paraded
the streets, and occupies an hour and quarter
passing giving point. 1t consists the various
military companies of the city and the neigbbor-
hood, the soldiers of the Revolution and of the
war of 1912, the Mayor and other officials of the
city a nd county, the various trades, represented
banners, emblems and devices, the Fire DEPART
ment, Odd Fellows, Turner's, various Beneyo lent,
Literary and other Civic Societies, and large
number of citizens and strangers, Cineluding sew
ernl prominent public men from distance.)
Addresses will be delivered this afternoon, by
Hon. A. W. Loomis, VIM. wilkins and others, at
the Duquesne Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, which Is located on the site of old Fort
Dequesne. s-.-.
The procession was about three miles long, and
1t Is estimated that there were fifteen thousand
persons In the line. All the trades and profes
sions were represented with appropriate banners
and embems.
Various feathers, Indian and pioneer relics, were
borne in procession. There were large bodies of
glass and iron workers. Fifteen literary societies
appeared in the line; also, about one thousand
members of the American Protestant Association,
and about the same number of members of the
Roman Catholic Societies.
Six hundred coal miners mounted on mules and
with wagons were a novel and peculiar.lo0kiDg
feature in the procession. ---------.--
The military in the line numbered about five
hundred, and made fine appearance.
During the progress of the procession. the bells
were rung throughout the city. and much enthu-
siasm was displayed everywhere. There were
various presentations of wreaths and flags at diff,
feTents points.
fallen, but not enough to interfere with the pros
eeedings
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MARRIED,

On the sth uIt. in Emanuel Church, Baltimore,
BY the Rev. Henry V. D. John. d. D.. Rector,
Rev r. ]. KEELING, of Norfolk. to LIZZIE B.,
daughter of the late David Polk of the former
place.
On the 2sth instant, by the Rev. Mr. Woodcoek,
Mr. GEORGE NJ. LONG. to Mrs. MARY JORDAN,
both Of this city.
On the oath instant, at st Paul's Church, by the
Rev j Gibson. of Petersburg, GREEN, of
Halifax, to ADELINE DOUGLASS, only daughter
of w Gibson ESQ of this city,
At the Monumental Church, Thursday. 25th inst,
by the Rev Geo Woodbridge. Mr. PHILIP SUIT
TON. to Mrs INDIANA. daughter of Capt Samuel
Freeman, all of this city
On the 23d November, 1858, by Elder Rich'd Fox
Mr. JAMES s BLANTOE to Miss MARY Il, daugh-
ter of ohm Blanton, Esq, all of Caroline county
Va
E6-City papers please copy.
On Thursday morning. 25,h inst, by Elder VIM
Pettgrew. Mr. LEONIDAS H FORE to Miss ANNA
NJ CAPPS, all of this city.
NANo: folk papers please COPY. ,...... ,
On the evening Of the 25th inst, by Rev Mr. Shrig-
ley. of the Independent Christian Church. Mr. Ar
THUR TULANE and Miss ELLA BRAGG, both
of this city. ,
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The stratford Gallery.

D. APPLETON Co, have 10 press a work entitled
The stratford Gallery; or the Shakespeare Sister
hood" 1t win consistof por traits of the Hero.
ines of Shakspeare's plays. The ideal descrip-
lions Of them are written by Mrs. j. W. PALMER, q
lady not unknown to fame, and each will be Illus
tratsd with very fine steel engraving from emf.
nent artists. They are fortysfve in number. We
have few advanced sheets before us, containing
two Of tho portraits. These samples are exquis.
iteiy beautiful. The descriptions by the authoress
are very happy. She tells the story of the hero
Inc Gracefully, and keeps rgidly in view the text
from which she draws the portrait by apt quota
tions. The two illustrations are creations OF
artists Of vcry high merit. The letter press and
paper are admirable. The book, when finished,
will reflect great credit the printing art iu this
country, and constitute valuable addition to the
shakspearean collections. 1t will consist of one
volume octave, In antique morocco gita $l2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-27
CALIFORNIA OVERLAND NAIL.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 25-The thirteenth Overland
Mail, with California dates to the Goth October,
arrived herelast night. The stage brought two
passengers. . -... -.
The expedition against the Indians in Carson
Valley was under thorough organization.
Capt Underwood's command had been detailed
for service against the Indians. and was escortng
the trains over the mountains.
The duty of attacking the Indians camps has
been reserved for the volunteers under Adjutant
General Kbbee.
The Pacific Mail steamship Company had given
Mr.. Nugent, United States missioner at Vic
toria, authority to send all Americans back to
California free, whe were unable to pay their pas
sage. -
The steamer Fremont, which ran ashore at
Humboldt, had been got eff without serious fn-
jury.
Los Angeles papers repeat the story, already
published, that Gen. GaDdara had taken the field
with 5000 mon against the existing government
of Sonora, and that Pesquiera was drafting men to
meet bis attack.
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N.Y. New AND SPLENDID OPENING OF
nRK G00n&. =

BREEDEN 4 FOX are receiving this day. 81
steamer from New York, their third supply Of goods
for the season. They have been bought during the
nast week. at extremely low prices, in many In
stances below the cost Of importation 80,
We would call especial attention to the Iohow-
very large assortment of Negro Blankets.
Bed Blankets, at all prices.
A splendid assortment of Dress Goods OF every
style and price; Delaines, Valencias. Pole de
Cbeyres Plaid and Striped Poplins and Dress Silks
Our stock of CARPEfINGs is very large, em-
bracing Ingram. Three-ply and Brussels, and we
are determined to offer them at such prices as VIII
NOT fail to com ne nsate those in want of them for
examination. BkEEDEN FoA,
no 23-6t - 4-.-s ~ 6Ioao BE-
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FROM WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON, Nov. 26.-Dr. Rose, of Texas, has
been appointed Consul to Guaymas Major Ben
Mccullough accompanies him to Sondra on private
business.
Information has reached here that a number of
Mexicans in Sonora have entered into league to
revolutionize the State with view to its annexa-
ton to the United States
The Secretary of State has not demanded of the
Spanish Minister the object Of Spain In sending an
armed force against Mexico, although private in.
terView with him On that subject was requested by
Cass -