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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-24
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MAWTOMAL MOTPTT,,
(LATR WHITE SWAMI
Rdce Street above Third, PHILADELPHIA.
INlE PIoprietors of the above well.known establsl-
being thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them the past year, take this method Of in
forming their friends and the public that they still pre-
PnrIu 70 accommodne them II favored with call
During the Winter months the house has been horopph
renovated, improvements made and other extensive al
teraiions in contemplation
we We are determined to devote whole attention TO
business nd fatar ourselves with tue conviction that we
snail be able TO give general satisfaction
SIDES Il STOVER,
rr,us Race Street, above Third.
~ b. Carriages will always he in reodiuess 10 r,,,ey
Depots '6' anu ''h'roao n
Phindelpbia, April 10, ls5s-3m
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ONCE of shanokin Valley and Potts
vile Railroad Company.
500 Walnut street


PHILADELPHIA, April 7th, 1858.
A MEETING Of the Stockholders of the sha-
mokin Valley and Pottsyille Railroad Company
will be held on Sd May, AT II O'Clock, at the
Office of the Company, in this city. for the elec-
tion of President and six Managers. to serve
fer one year.
EDWIN MIDDLETON. Jr.,
Acting Secretary.
April lG lSbS-4t
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SPRING a IRA MEN 7.
q .s....:
LACKAWANNA& & BLOOMSBURG R,R.

4 FFORDlNG superior facilities for travel to New
n York, Phi!aleph Il, and the North and est, by cor
nectinns at scranton with the trains Of the Delaware
l.ackawan,a and Western Railroad Comranv; also f..
ravei South and West over the Catt3wissa, Nn
and Ere Rail- oad and cop%ectng trains
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-24

Here, it will be seen, is over one hundred
thousand dollars thrown away on this Pacific
Railroad Report, yielding no advantage
whatever to the enterprise, and intimating
the manner in which we may expect the
work will be done. in case the job Of building
the road should ever be devolved upon the
Government.
In connection with this subject We will
alude here to an extravaganza in the print
ing department Of the Patent Office Reports,
which, for the sake Of the generally meritori-
Gus character of those publications, We trust
may be abated. We refer to the useless
practice Of furniehing costly illustrations OF
animals and fruits in the Agricultural De-
partment. In the Mechanical Reports illus
trations are absolutely necessary but in the
Agricultural Department they cost good
deal more than they are worth. We are glad
TO know that this extravaganza is likely to
be reformed in the future. by way Of illus
tration, we will say that, for lithograpbing
and printing in coiors single OK for the
Patent Office Report, we find the sum Of
Sl0,576 paid to Wagner & McGuigan. For
similar service for one BULL tie sum of
SlO,576 was paid for COW the sum Of ST.
500, and fer one horse the sum Of S5,576.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-24
SCHOOL LETTING.
w S HIN GTON HOU SEE
w. A. COVERT, Fro!.rietor,

SUN BUR "a,
'ENHE proprietor respectfully informs his friends
~ and the public generally. that he is repairing
and renovatins the "W ashington House." 50 as
to entertain both transient and permanent visitors
in suitable and comfortable manner.
Thankful for the patronage extended to bis
father, he respectfully socils the Continuance Of
the same. Il will take charge OF the Nv ash.
ington II House" on the first day OF April, next.
He will have an Omnibus running to the
different Railroad Dcpo:s for the accommodation
OF Passengers, free Of charge.
W. A. COVERT.
Sunhury, March 20, lS5a,--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-24
FARMERS OF PENNsYLVANIA-
ATTENTTOu

AITENT TlUE
You supply yourselves with Chemical Manirc-
warraned pure which Las been in successful New
Jersey for the past Seven Ieashey have received the
DIPLOMAS OF Few Jersey, New York. Delaware and
Pennsylvania Agricultural Societies and have hee used
Gy the President of the United Staos, his Guren mud
on the Public Grounds at Washington d. c and ~ the
following Gentlemen viz
II fF fsss:. Ss;&s,' %i' eA.rA1''o'o'S''' Jersey
Senator Roberts, |
VIM. Miller, Of Cane I1ilni, New seTeey.
Chas York,
. Thos Mulford, Esq Camden ~ j., Dt. Bernes, III.
New Jersey-hey say II the cheapest and most reliable
Manure now III Use, being permanent md improving the
ad by enrchng the soil II is suited to the various cTo
you false--Corn, Potatoes Gass, Wheat, Cats, Re Us
or reference to aay good ousc in Phlade phl or IN ex
change for Produce, fair Market here your orders
"l oe hed end shipped 10 you, fee OF Cuogc expense
aaT Eoery article soldIy me is Guaranteed 50
Super Phosphate Of Lime, SO o. n ton
Bone Phosphate, So 90 Il
American Fertilizer, S25 ora
a BARREL is SUFFICIENT FOR AN hCKD
oF GROUND BROAD CAST
Pure Bone Dust $500 b1rels readyl at 81 &C PCT
ubtfci or S3J, Il ton.
poudette, Mol 900 b1rrcs now readyl at So to g
a barrel q"
Land Plaster No. II U0o barrels at si 70 60 atael
Pot Ash, so barrels
icrur an. Patagonia Gnd Cijrn
GUAM
GEORoE A LEINAr.
No. 81 South FRONT Street, l'li.tie. .ha Ci.y, ia
~ WHOI ESAtE DEALERS ALLOWED A LIB
ERAL DISCOUNT.
to- Pamphlets can be had on grr-stiou TO my OtEre
or Of my Agents
March IL, 1856 -3m550w.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-24
GOING SOUTH.

The Philadelphia Mail Train going SOUTH connects with
the MsI Tram at Rupert, going East At 10 p NJ ioF
CattayvIssA, Port Clinton, PosyiEe headng %c2 aIlY-
going West at O'Clock 1, NJ for Danvie, MIIon' "a"'
ey Wlllamsport and ElmiIa, -,
can take he IL O'clock p. NJ Express train lol Emira
and he West OF lodge BoomsbnTg aud take the o.
clock A. NJ Train going East arriving al fhiadepeh OF
Hsn i.bary at ~ noon' ,,.,,rN,Voaru
March Is, l55s.-en snreHH1'h'vh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-24

RRoWN'S and Breinig's Essence Of Glnge,
and Hssesnd's Mssnssia st
Nsrch IA, 't7, FISHERS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-24
Administrators Notice.

HUIIIIlIIoI1dVUI 5 NUlICV,
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
4 minis'ration have been granted to the sub
scriber on the estate of Mary Cook, late Of Point
township, Northumberland county, deceased -
All persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment and those having claims
to present them for settlement.
WIN. II. NAPLES, Admir-.
Northumberland, April II. ls5 &C.
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) i@IEl&.3 5S1%y,y Is
Market Greet S,cbn,--. ~ ''- -.'

J7aS " tJA-GJIINJ.U ] ,rLUvTJHE-N.
Market street, SaabuIy II.
fFSIlE subscriber respectfully iutor,oa ,bo ,i,,.
II 2ens o! Sunbuty, and tic public rcpcr,Ir.
that he has pulchasei, and will ;lkc t.o.scss'-,.
IN The above well known stand on The Is, n,
Avrii next, formerly kcr. by Mrs Thorvs,r =
That ne viii pat thy s1b1e ~ comtiotc trp,ir
In addition he will provide CONVEYANCE 10 car.
vassrngcrs tc anl rom The different Rlilto,1 lc-
pots nnd viii leave no ci.'..,, rntt;el f. rert,r
h5 hotel desirable stopping Place for pues;. and
travellers. joins LEIsEE,
February 90, Isis
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-24
HOW UNCLE SANS MONEY GOES.

Among the contingent expenses" of the
National House Of Representatives for 1857,
may be found charged the following articles
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-24

NIIhCN fsYuuIV, NUHUuTV,
March 20, 1863
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

ADVICE oy As On LADY Now John, LIS,
ten 10 me. for am older than you, ~
couldn't be your mother Never do yon
marry "A Young woman, before you have
contrivcd to happen at the house where
She lives, at least four or five times before
breakfast. You sh uld know how late
she lies IN bed in the morning. lon
should takcn notice whether her complexion
Is the same in the morning as II ~ ~ the
evening. nr whether the morning wash
and towel have robbed her # her evening
bloom You should take care to surprise
her. So tina, y,,u may ~ec her IN her morn
inls dress, and observe how her hair looks
when She rs net expecting You. II nos
Sihlc Won should ho where you can hear
the morning conversation between her
and her mother II Sta - ill.na,urcAand
Snappish e. her mother. So she will hc Ia
yon depend ga it But II You find her mp
and lrcSsod neatly Ia the morning, win
the same cuuutcuancc. the same neatly
ranihcd hair. the same ready and pleasant
answers to her mother, which character
ized hct appearance and eporimcntin the
evening, and particularly II she Is lending
a hand to get the breakfast ready IA
good season. she is prizc john, aud the
sooner you secure her 10 yourself the
better.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

vArrs or OLp NEWSPAPERS few
persons realize the value Of files of old
newspapers. They are often worth three
or four times the original price nf sub.
scription, and sometimes even hundred
dollars would be gladly paid for = GER
tain volume il i, could be obtained
Isaiah Thomas, in collecting the ma,c,ia's
for his H,tevy n Pvisti~S u i~<ria /.
paid upwards Of thousand dollars iog
volumes Of old newspaper,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

CAreHr-Thc Huntsville item says
Dlocue. one OF the con~icss who escaped
with kuydendall out Of the Pen''ent'sry
had been caught md brought back.
Kuvkendall ID the ofVy one now at large !;
he il ! shrewd fellow aud viii not- b.
caught again easily.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19


at their mot,.cr's knees, ! want you to
see where these men would lead you, be-
fore you join them In the Libcrator
Tor Feb. 2, 1888, is this language;
If God had he power TO abolish
slavery, and would not, he vas great
scoundreI." Sensation
That is the reverence Of these men for
Deity! "A revival Of religion" says
an anti.slavcry convention. lis only a
device of tim' serving hirclings to with
draw attention from the anti,lavery
movement
Gentlemen | will not dctain You any
longer with these extracts. Volumes
NIGH, bc read showing the profanc sen
tmcuts ct abolition leaders The abo-
lition party is the party Of infdclity, and
under 1t, inhdch'y is rearing ITS head III
this commonwealth Ia an alarming
height. Talk OF your Roman Catholi =
and your approximations Of the Pope and
a foreign power Wherever they 60
there 90 the Bible and the cross, and
wherever we can see he Bible and the
eruss, we know Christianity is safe
THESE men who clrnor for freedom come
aut with the Bihlc aud the cross. but
like the serpent III Paradise, insuuttiug
and advising men that there is nu all
,,o J.,,.. -, ,''' a,anin,r ,,an ond d.,
ri,,..' 49, - =, .a,' u,a hnn..,,
,..". ," ,'' ,1',, ,har. ~, hr..a,,,r
!, ~, '' H.. rar,, ,.,.' ,,La n,,rr these
.,n,..'..,',. b,,yr ;,,'"nd n contrib aver
~. ,n.' . e IL. \nr,t .v,n fine r.h.
- ..,.,,n...n,. "A, ,,. NH, ti,t throat.
81. ,t,'.,r'.,. ,l,. ,,ni.n, Thor ,ul,ii.
1 t.t,.',.J H.. ,
rGry' J,.t',t. ta.,Ln ,,Lale N,.,h naw
ana hike ,JinJ as.r. thr nar,lc,n nrnol
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19
ANOTHER WoxAs Cosyicrrp OF MuRnea

ANOTHER WoxAS Cosvivrrp ~ HrRntR
"A Mrs Stndley, a woman 90 years OF
age, was convicted of the murder oi her
husband, IS years old few days ago N
Providence, L | lie was. IT appears
her sccoud husband, and she WAS ahS'ot,s
To get possession Of his money The
verde, was unqualified. Capital punish
mcnt. however, in Rhode Island has been
abolished
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

\ gentleman named Raab, of Ohio
County, Indiana, presented specimen OF
corn Ia the late State Fair ~ that State,
He presented it with a statement that q
field OF twenty acres yielded one HUNDRED
a.d tiiits.si1 ltshtis % ne ee,s. The small.
cs, yield Of any one acre was o~s hundred
ard ,,co bushels. and one acre produced
one hsskred dsd any f,ro bushels. The
field was on the Ohio River bottom.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

IHE CAMP FOLLOWERS Or
~

nave " "h otihy ~ tac "'u, ~ 'npie
N"', :. '','s " '"' ~ "o'''se' ~ ~
~ y, -"'''A' = ;" O"p ~, 'n',"'el 80
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! II. .t"' 80. a. -, -
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any - '',"' - 80 ',''
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~ ''.''' '''e "o'1' - =. ~, - ' n"n
80 '','' - n.
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WIS vac "''ea 'O'.,-'''' ~. " ~ $3.50
81 80 pup .'''1.' nan - 49,, S'' )"
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g.''''. ''l'is ~ 's "' ''n = o''e
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flrsi' tAefe are iie eiei HaN's nsea hr
carriage Of TIE hee"fy ien'7 e' aarar'
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....., f, ho n.,7 F.ss ,een have
1855 of some s,,t in d. weather and
..sri.s in aiteuaanes al ta.m The ar.
.-.,- III .ie..a trains ara drawn bv
horses and Grsrcs of bullocks. Then
iva.e carts ruhis carts.
alare Ammunition eaets hundreds of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19
A VOLUNTEER BULL FIGHT.

VOLUNTEER BULL FIGHT.
remember once seeing, when lad
at school. eight between two bulls Al.
though | c9Hld not have been more than
eight yeats 81 agc ! shall never forget
the spectacle. 1t happened in this wise
Close by the schnol-house very mn
pretending cdiiice IL was---ran deep
aud rapid river. Across II had been
thrown high wooden bridge. the hand.
railing g which time and the winds and
weather had entirely destroyed. The
land uu tie opposite sides ~ the stream
/ was owned by illccut persons and iarm-
+ cd by ihcm respectively Ouo bright
summcr dav-l remember IL as il were
,.icrlay-,he hour of noon bad arrived.
and ir4lic.pme, fun seeking troop OF
sehuotboys vcte let ! ose for an hours
/ recreation
All 1T unce the b,llowine and roaring
/ II tgo bulls tina. had hrlhen out Of tier
enclosure ou elch side 81 the river A.
tfas 'cd uuf attention The animals we'a
uat yet in sielt or czech other. hnt were
approaching along the highway al rate
+ IT speed which ~ Yuii causu thaI 10 meat
near the centre ut the high bridge WHICH
nave e'.'l. 5''' '''" Z tiiva'" "'',.'' a'
saair Z. MY ieai. van 'le river pe''''A
/ s.tcp 'HHHN' .Ee more a"'iiS 70. o.
I -aia.i'd i'"'t lHe Dt'N r. "l'''H 100 ~ s.e
TIE aldi. ' p"h,d h-ht We were h'' ~
/ appointed near, anu nearer az prone.
~ iie p''nd Ia" il's e"i'p1'''' h''
stai never l'tel4acd t"p Ui4ies h'Ee'!
aspect lpe4 tA-stI laet s'l' WI
4 i'ai '.''-' h.t E..' s ta"
+ tseir l'.t. Ves'7 i'..'ty 'H'y
lewh iff ING 70 sore me eAi'" "''h i'e'5
',''5
1 hr rs, 3D., either lni Piaseafr. as y
f simultaneously ascend tss
atGtM.ita. tIsy c.m. iu'I mti-.t.i Us-l
atae- lal wasmara- 44l
frmrnl. Eey uc-H4 el1
a
F 81 ,... ..5#.. s...srefH
lis rotalyi .rfai.rs lee
! tu5.. aa seas. os s2re q
ta.. aH.H l'.l t1li E5at
I t'U.r ry muscle strain 2
.cy w frhtr only bulls goa iEal
/ a,t sa .ta match NaW one
J W.H, l..ta ,i' D. ilN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

vrnxavr--The official vote for Governor
a, the late State election, rs reported -
the Legislature, Is as follows. HlianCl
Hall. Republican go. $50, Henry keses,
{Denocrat,) 1883 (; scattering ls2,
Halls majority. 1892.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

tislavcry party that wanted black men
10 rule the country, and in hopes that
they might contrivc, in some way, To get
together, tina. they have changed their
name again, and at last they have got to
hc the Amsr'mn1rpnN'can party" This is
the latest account We have Of them. except
that in Pennsylvania where they claim a
sort of victory that ,ont last, thcy have
come out under new phase and call
themselves the peoples party Now,
that means, II 1t means anything gath
cring together IN temporary cGmhlna-
ton of all odds and ends Of disaflccted
parties. Americans. protcctionists, dem
ocrats, and everybody else in Pcnnsyl
vania tia, Mr. Buchanan could not give
an office to- And that is the reason that
at present, you find Pennsylvania under
a pretty considerable black cloud When
you see big cloud IN the west. yon
know that the sun is hccind it. and will
rise the next morning clear Of that cloud,
end IT ynu have watched the signs Ut the
political atmosphere, You have learned
that, So far as Pcnns ylvnnia aud the west
are concerned. if yau do uot have a big
cloud a little hctor' hand, you viii not
find the sunshine un the day Of the Pres.
,Jan,ial ,I,c,i,n m. n.1,, Il ria. ma.
Ill ,,,,,,il,..,. ,L, ,,l;.. a., kr.,,,
nothing ur the anything ur everything
party. has of late years trluthphrd IA
Pennsylvania Just twu years before the
Presidential election Whcu that comes
,hcn ,hry ,il "a,f AM" I,uohr,r
That !. the WY v,th p,pn.,lyu,iu /.
.,,,d NV ia. ,..,,l, II This nros,.u, can.
.,,,.s.,.,,'l ,.l.,,,,n ,h,u,h ~ M, means
,..,.,.,i,, init, nr..cr, il f., nav mind
r.r,.,.,i, ,I,.,r l.,n.,u.t,,tiau that m,
.fn p,n..,r,.m. and ,ba d,m,,.,a,,,.
,..... ~ III IN IA. ali r,,sln i,ul
..i,..,a.s ,,j >.u.6,d tl,t,t /, uni,ri-
- 4 ,o,,.i..., members # Congress
A,r,. i,,.u .I..,.I o. p,Y,.ylv,nia. n h.
..,,,l,. .,,..,i,o i...,....,r,,.',n. a "A pnllt.
t,.,l t,..t tl.r.u., pf.s..l. has beca .,lc
,,,.l,s,,,,,,,. t,,,,.- a., k,,n b,-,,,yu State
aid, i..,,, .,,,.,. ,...g. .ft'r IA. La. lr.n
mad. p,,...J.ni NV G.,..J her. ~yd
,,., V,J..,,r =, ,vb, w.,s i,,u'nll
..tl...,,,l t,l'.,..i and nri,.,t,. -,.,.r..
80, II a.. .f,l, p.,...r.ti. Pa idout
r..l.,.l. .t..1.i...t ,i.f,-. ,-.ll know.
,,3s tlAt dl.-.assl-utl man. who. .ht
7 l..,,.s.f IA. L,,-. ,..f, tar t.ue he oe.n.
,4..d tt, ,,,,tr ..Y state. tne Hrhl ,ytI
I.,f.p,t,.l ,n,.,.ul.r. ,.fi.stll.,i,-
.-...lt,., t,..,... administrators. ..s
/ y.i.,..h ...l.....t -. st.,l.r d, .,..us..,..-
( y Ell.w dnnwi.is give hm yml
.,Df4ts, h. l.rrye. r'-'r,m vuar
I l'..,l.-.t.I v.l4. .it4--vrf. lrt rr .4t
L l a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

The Waco Dcmoe.a, says that their Dis.
tire, Court has sentenced one Hamhry
70 the peni.entary for COW stealing. la
is said 10 be abou, half crazy, and a pr
,,icn is being circulated and signed.
praying the Governor 10 ,cprieve him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19
| BALLOON RAcE-fNrEREsTING DEscRIP
TON

one minutes o'clock. Prof Steiner taxi
ing the lead IN the Pride Of the West
NJ GODDARD, in The Lcviathan,' soon
overlook When three miles from the
city they spoke with each other NJ Go
dard Introducing his eompogaoa da royoge,
Mr. VIM llod, tn Prof Steiner They
pledged each other and drank toasts--
then came collision, The Gazette says :
Scarcely FIVE minutes after. the bal
looms came in collision, at an elevation
Of some five thousand feet from the
carthl The balloon Of Prof Steiner
drove rapidly toward its rival so that
the basket OF the latter struck the former
about midway Of the balloon. Mons.
GODDARD and bis companion promptly
forced uif with their hands, aud Prof
Steiner shouted T. Mon. GODDARD To- throw
ont ballast. which he lid. ami rapidly
rose above the Pride of the West, and
cut IT danger and OF any further con
tact
The .erouau,s were not within speak
ng di~tauc" dHrng the rare. steiner
smlted ahead 10 an elevation II about
; zee lcet and gradually gained upuH
biz connection H. fauud "a strong cur
rr4. uf lff, au1 takms advantage If 1t
hy Keeping at about the same elevation.
made rapid progress. Mems. Goddard
soon fttci commenced 80 descend 800 wtil-
ir hv. or sis hundred feet nj the earth.
lcetite lhe- t,ateatrNr vehement sla ~. {
the cualtty poaple. who shouted Ike "a
bundled steam whistles
M Steiner -ull kept the current which
l. ! q.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

recently discovered in Missouri. about
thirty miles from lronton, on range oi
hills dividing the waters Of the Castor
and big st. Francis The St. Louis Dem
CORA, compares i. with the rich deposits
At the Iron Mountaln and Pilot Knob.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

II petticoat government i not more
oppressive now than formerly, i may to
said u b double in extent
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

No more Madeira wine--hopes of re-
viving the grape cuirurc at Madeira have
b~ea given up
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

Music is the only ,alen, which pleases
Of itself ell others require witnesses.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

T. shortness of hft is very often ow'
ing 10 tho irregularities nj the hre'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-08
v Matters In New York.

~. yogy October 6 lS5S-Ihe weekly
VI" ',,.sm-pr shows the following results
D'I "s and discounts Si23,65s, he7; specie Ses,-
Loan 80 % rucuaon ,o75 $50; deposites o.,
o %, "a As compared with the preceding re-
".%' rms shows a decrease OF $45s'2o7 IN
' '"o Sq1l46 in specie, and S2la,o2s IN uh.
IOsn rn Ssposl,es. while there is an increase OF
s1 %;7 m circulation, and $2,472,2ls IN nom
fIt.nosi,es There is an abundance OF capt.
."', -, much larger business than Is dong or
i =. % De done during the remainder OF the
year .,;, NJ snsc;s> from New
VI. ~ ,oreign ports, Tor the last week, amount
"arns 70 81 .S07 ,45l, against $l,72' ,ssO for
~. ~ corresponding week OF last year, and $l,-
s"l q3I for the same time in 1856.
Tso rsce,prs at the Custom-house yesterday
..,s orIv 81 s24: the balance in the Sub trea.
,',y i graduaIly lessening, having got down to
The imports into this city for the month OF
Ssn,enber amounted to $l5,477,647, being S24,'
~ I.ss tran IN September of 1886. The ex'
oor,s for the same period were $7,l35,s3o, four
,ill,ous less than in 1886.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-08
AIM ANAC.
MAXINE LIST.
PORT OF ALExANDRlA-OCTOBER :,


ARRIVED.
Schr. San Louis, Ketchum, Petersburg, to
Master
Schr. B. & F. L., Pharo, Providence, K. /,
10 Master.
Sem Croppen & Brother, Hill, Baltimore,
guanO 10 Robinson n Payne.
Sehr Rescue Bacon, New York, TO S. Shinn.
SAILED.
Schr. Willow Harp, Jones, New York, by
Fowle x Co.
Scar. F. Nerwin, Avery, New York, by I. J.
MehaiI-y
schr A. B Terry, Wright, Wareham, by I.
I Mehaiey
MEMORANDA.
Brig America Robbins, hence at Boston, 9th
inst
SChr Mary Ann, Magee, hence Tor Cohassett,
sailed from Holmes Hole, Ord inst
Schrs New Jersey, and Shropshire, hence at
Holmes Hole 4ta inst.
Schr. Helen Mari Nickerson, from Boston,
for tins port, arrived at New York, 4th inst.
SChr D. " Vaughn. Clifford, for Georgetown
CID New York, 9th inst.
Schrs Monsoon, Cranmer, Hampden Belle
-, aud J. Forsyth, Holmes, hence at New
York, 5ih inst
Schrs j. Rogers, Ellicott, for this port; Will
liam John, Miller, and f. I Smith, Lee, FOL
Washington, cid at Philadel phia, 9Th inst.