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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-20

The Subsoil Plow.
This all inp1rlnt Plow deserves the special atten-
ton of every cutvator in State, and we invite
them to call and examine those ma ie by
We have various styles of Piows, ftt1d to every
use In fact, we manufacture to order any style of
Plow needed by the California grain grower, or the
cuitiyator of the soil in every brdach of cultivation
We also offer to patrons the following Imported
Plows: THE CELEBRATED
Cincinnati Eagle Steel Plow,
We have them both Right Hand md Left Hand. These
Pows are most favoraby known by all who have
known and used them, they co nbne strength and
durability, and are of easy draught.
Galena, Boston & ". z. Plow.
We also offer at low rates.
GDlOW Materials,
Such as Plow Wood of the best timber thoroughly
seasoned; Pow Wheels ow Uoulters, (rolling stan
ding, or hangingO the Pow Cevs, Ho1ksi Chains, &c
HA ssOWS,
Sauare, Double, and Extra Size; Broadcast Sewers,
Horse CultiVators, Horse Shoes, Fnnng Mills, Grain
Drills, Cheese Presses Butter Working Churns, Wine
and CIDER Presses, with every other implement OF
utility Cultiyator Teeth Harrow Teeth, Plow Cast
ings, Extras, etc
The above e lods are all offered for sale and they
will be sold lt such prices to defy competition, anu
at the same time give satisfaction to his Patrons so
that thew shall continue tO give him their custom, anu
thus SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY
The articles now offered as Imported are such as
are yet manufactured here, but the subscriber Is
determined to engage in their manufacture, or ouer
IA better at the earliest moment, and thus MS esta0-
lsliment shall offer exclusively HOME MANUFAC-
TURESl
Also, Agent for John 4. PITTS Celebrated
Thresher and Separator.
T. OGG SHAW,
Agricultural Implement Mandatory,
Corner Sacramento and Davis Streets
oc152m San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-20
List of Agents,
EOR SALE.

N@4 ATTHIS OTFICE-An ex
M.EM Ia cellent SUPER ROYAL PRINT
NsITTA ING PRESS, Washington patent
sSSfzys also one of RI CGGLEs' JOB PRESS
FOHVszzzsA ES, in perfect order; together with
E%=@ay7dtESSa TYPE and mater ials SUFFICIENT to fit
out a complete newspaper Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-20
Cincinnati Eagle Steel Plow,

We have them both Right Hand md 1T Hand. These
Piows are most favoraby known by all who have
known and used them, they nbine strength and
durability, and of easy draught
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MILITARY PATRONS.

MILITARY PATRONS
Lieutenant General Winfield Scott,
Colonel lay, MAJOR Joseph lelAheld
Major A.. lady. Surgeon q. IL. Iaub,
MAJOR A. w. Thornton.
STATE MILITIA.
Rrigsdier Gen. Hall,
Conmssary ten Ward
81 schwarzwae lder Colonel Com. Finh Regiment.
The Fifth Regiment
Col Duryes, On behalf Of the Seventh Reei-
Lieut. col. Marshall IeHerts ment National Guard.
Eugene Legal, Colonel Com. Fifty hfth Regiment
The Fifty hnh Regiment
A. = yashurgh, Colonel Com. Seventy hrsi Regiment
The Seventy first Regiment
The Light Guard Capt. Gariand.
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RAILROADS.


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Winter arrangement
For Albany and Troy
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
on and after Monday 1855 trains will eave Twenty.
sixth street. New YORK, "a follows
$40 A. NJ. for White Plains.
go A. NJ for Wnlamsbrdge.
10 A. N. mail train for Albany
ll.30 A. W. for White Plains.
230P. NJ for Wiiamsbridge.
z. ". for MIllerton.
39OP. VI. express for Albany
p. VI. for Crot0n Fails
3 r. NJ. for White Plains.
6i5 H. W. for White Plains from White and Centre streets
SOP. NJ. for wHiamshridge.
Returning will leave
D A. NJ. White Plains
GOA ~ wiliamssridge.
A. NJ. Croton Falls.
A. NJ. Mietton.
Tn A. W. White Plains
Sib A. vi. mail train from Ahany.
103n A. W. Wiiamshridge.
ig@p. ~ White Plains
T.. NJ White Plains
a30p VI. Albany express.
r. NJ wiilamshridge. - -
WIN j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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NrfBLos q ARpFN-wkSTgD IMMEDIATELY, TWEEN
in Indies for the ballet Apply the door
~ street, frcn 10 A. n IAN 70 Nc w. A, MOORE sage
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nENrTsTRY.-TEET EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
~ without The slightest pain by new and originsl pro
freezing This admirable sysiem practsed BY me
only, Refsence given If required
Or. X. G. DJRKIN, 3ss Canal street, near Wooster,
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DENTISTRY.

DEAUTIruL "GUNoTyPETEFTH." -roUR PREMIUMS
ID awarded Dr MANSON established 1870 AMERICAN Den
m Insute 80 West and SO sixth
nue. " T~enty secnnd aso branch Offices l
washington street Jersey City Extraordinary prices work
satisfactory no ray. Nisitcrs cordially invited
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1858
A-TAp1 yTS Ty.

NIBIos 0AhDEN. .....,v
IN doors yco 1T o.; - commence a ~
fksa.....-.. 80 lcnta Dhlr y 5'h
rlmi't Gree Uroshy street !. osns
Prv4e boxes . Orcheaxa ses.- sscursa u
the GREAT RAyti. OOsPAnI
AVID
YRCA MATTHIAS
but sght lights longer.
FMpas ETrrIrG, Dee. 20. ...
AOBFkT MAcAsRE-
Jacluea sttCp ,Fgtrcois Rave
ADNIiSTA.
Yrca Mnthss Linn " inl.t Mhs'frances, r. Brilliant
ASPHODEi (!as tainci
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTs.
AIT l.
SCEHE T-Mornng Room ri rrenchsrd Manor Amy
Servan1 gossip; inersn pos, Office much expeci
the oicia slow coach unknown locality where
Bratieboro, Vermont Florence; transatlantic letter
branch OF the genealogical tree rosnsca,ed interest,"
invalid unexpected arrival American COUSIN
hiny affection cLeched unsatisfactory uncheon no chow
der. slApIAcks nplng American drink; brandy
ssnashea and chxsn lightning
SCENE 1I-Room In frencAsrd Manor Thorno
model lawyer and sdrunken clerk debt; the Nemesis
financial panic old mortgage but no release fraud IN
spectve. terrible price daughters happiness for fathers
safety female Robin Hood hopeless inebrey, noble
luton.
s,ENE III-A Dressing Room .Almg
small wardrobe not % bs los sigh, Of spirit II Yankee
rosy aroused. hair dye; anxious inquirer therefrs
unmssinabe apparaiuson string unexpected rain
Como tabeaux and end Of Act l.
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SALES ar AuClauN.

A LBERT II. NICoLAY AUCrfoNkFR-BY ALBEaY
"A Il. NiGoLAY, Office No. Broad street. Regular
ton sales OF stocks bonds the Merchants Exchange
every day. Stocks snc bonds bought and Sold PRIV sale
and at the brokers' board
SALE THIS DAY AT 1919 O'CLOCK. SEE CATALOGUE.
j. BLEECKER, SON 4 co. WILL SELL. on WE'D
IA. nesday Dec. Is the Merchants Exchange-On Ee-
venth parcel with building Sixty nth street.
Eleventh avenue, brick building and lot w. s. n Forty
ninth street Forty sixth street four story brick house and
lot NJ g. W. broadway; Twenty sixth street. four story
street.
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r AURA KrENE's THEATRE, 6ai BROADWAY.
II EIGHTH WEEK

T AURA KFENE's TuEATRF, 62t BROADWAY
II EIGHTH WEEK
TOM TAyLoRs GREAt ORIGINAL. COMEDY,
which hsa presented 10 overwhelming houses for
SEVEN CONSECUTIVE WEEks,
esssd during that time by upwards OF
BEVEkTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,,
OF the achieved by this piece the
management would respectfully announce the
FIFTY SECOND NIGHT or ITS REPRESENTATION.
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. 10 ls,s,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Aaa Trenchsrd live Yankee Mr. Jersrwou
Sir Edward Trenchsrd Hampshire Barone Mr. vsrey
Lord DunareAfy sohern
Lieut. Vernon, H. Mr. Isvok
Mr.. Clinton
CoyIe, Attorney law Burnsu
Murcot his Mr.. Coudock
I,uddcombe Dundresry Mr. Mcllousu
KAsper groom Mr. Wharton
John Wicker under gardener Mr.. 49, Brown
Mrs. Mounchesslngton. Miss Mary Wess
daughters miss s Mrs sSspa
Mary Meredith Mas Sara Stevens
sharp Miss Trenchard maid Miss fly
Skillet Mrs. acknowledgement maid .Mrs Levick
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NfURTgAGE SALE or HARDWARE AND STORE
N Hstrps-This day 10 O'Clock, ~ w and III Fulton
street psoklvn large quantity assorted hardware locks
mar and hp iron tea trays platform scales glass counter
S '''"'' PEED COLE, Auctioneers.
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1IrNRY u LrEps. ArcrIoNsra- ALEsRooN :,

HENRY II. LtEDs. AICIIONhI.H 9 h@H,'uN =
aco on Friday. Dec no. Al ~ o'clock ~ ipn0f satsnom
~ Nassau pair u handsome bae ponies ils hlBHs
bgh f.ettraveers warranted sound AMI knf ATe and sty
Years Oh excellent ladies' saddle hnrses As1 - imported
ienny seven years OH three Inches HI d. broke
kind And gentle doCi children. he role handed
Nv them M perfect safety. Sold only for want 81
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AyIUsL sIE. WIS.

AcADfss o sn ngs5c a., rrsr.v.L
Ia ~ q The fund q the
Tuesday, December a.
The ladies' oithe Executive c,pmies feel s,ts
faction ~ announcing tue public ta The esfan NY aaa
sides have compelled them earse and var The
apom t Smra + asr rs eiss mr .n,s numerous
distas ushed Theatrical AID operate ceebres nos IL New
,hi, rous with The ncoadaoaa eoder OF t au.
S oe s 70 ag, & ne sSge
comniter neg y state they are actively engaged y ,orm
ing continuation Of amuseneqs uhh viii render the Mount
Vernon festival an epoch in popular en1"rainIn-ats
ton sre being RAPIDLY Concluded the kxecuye oommee DO
sire to announce that the -
VIII fS.ns Fl THEE hsS Nd RAf md w fons
"a MoSsTsh cosgEKT
MOUNT yEsSos FESTIVAL.
'" aosrikG AND EVENING ENFORCEMENT
=, T@ % Ely vii aopse as.. q ss
on III EsDAY, Dec u.
'Ae '''''' MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL.
VIII ''A' p' GRAND FULL DRESS BALL,
tBai PsreJ
upon scale of s.Rsy On h' occasion
Conductor Of the coa, BAL. o. France and Director Of the
celebrated opera a MAJ SfIi' oE K';H
and his celebrated Solo Players viii make his first appear
ance IN America OK 81 ' %Tpass IS h.l T.
the last day or N, Aouxr vrvyo, rrsr,v.,
MONSTER CONCERT,
under the united direction OF
CARL BERGMAN.
Conductor of the PhilsnrmSnl, ca ;ca.1,s and
when the splendid Ball decorations will be retained.
The committee beg leave to submit the following
SCALE Or PRICES
ticket emitting the holder 10 adnisslon 70 the ball. ara
mat 4
person ....t.....,,t.....$ w
Single uck et To the ball. ~
Ticket to the dramatic entertainment only day ana even On
nd in order the community have
Opportunity contributing Their mite T. this act Of paoua no
they have determined the admission 10
the Monster Concert at the romna 20 cenis
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS
The sale OF tickets for the Festival viii commence
MON AY NEXT, Dec Is.
and be obtained At the following places
Duncan. Sherman A Co, Winsow, I4lner Co.,
O,licc Of the Mount Vernon Festival cooper institute.
&. BteuAngs, w Han \ SONS
a. 7. Stewart Co.'S, Genins Bazaar,
Brt oks * Brothers. tiffany X 20 q,
shell Arthar Leary, 81 Beaver street.
and at the following principal hotels
House. metropolitan. 81 Nicholas Astor Pfese9
ndon st EMS, Union Place, Howard L. Dem )nicos
International
EIss At
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Arcr1oN SALE or NAGNtF1cEN1

DfRtMPIoRy AUCTION SALE ~ TT11INi fin.s.
IL house hold furniture. bv JOHN ffSBLATI, aucuonser
10 morning Dec H. nj u O'Clock a. the residence ~
Mr. Colby No rs West Eleventh street sixth avenue
nbscng solid rosewood panoiore octave pearl keys
ard nad with pearl velvet aud Brussels carpets ROSEWOOD
egrcs marble top mirror doors and back bookcase cent?
table, tufa tables corner what saol and emNro
siefed cover rich painted vases Paran marble stttes
ysoue fgures mane Madonna by
kaphae oil paintings by eminent artists engravngs large
French mirror, 2sxl0o two mante plate glass
ronr locks velvet Turkish rocking lounges and
ha suit Of rosewood paror furniture, sofa ruck
Sup medallion and reception chairs IN maroon brocaet
Hninr rOom-ghly decorated china dinner set 100 pieces
ns s4a and breakfast china
die kpl,es and forks silver silver with
glass bottles bohemian ware, champagne gobles wines
rrraners engraved fruit BASKETS fr,
.xsrsu table canesea chairs silver and saver
roue aa plates cups and saucers side table, mirror
Rat and stair carpet rods, Sc fhauhersRosewood and
,ualugsnv bureaus heieads aud washsands ton in
nran and carpets, toilet SETS spring
Ees eather beds, pillows blankets, quilts spring bottom
hps .4as Turkish chairs. spttons stsuds
rantngs canary bird cage &c Re Sale positive and
PEI MI tory, rain shine. No pospOnement
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Al MUSE 1IsgTc

- ',S-.S~,-------
BEa2 a,i N, rak .S "a. p.x
| ., i0.eE III nm s..ALE or PRICEs
t., on .ss ea "a '.s Surprising .aa-s
Aduissi3r &c.. ''' II csais
/ ensGs fsatnfs. ! alS ss, -
| '''' sixires siiESp9i il' Ae aIrs0''' &c
y ta s, or, e r z, : 2 IN ne "o'd
n witch v..a,,r .,,l $500 1890 LoyaHs
III "''A ''s'''-' - : .---..--.-..
Is So" ,e.sses 'n~N' uee,-. ro,aua w,,,.
FRIDAY evening 'ee " RoLps
Ea'en'.'.''.' c Boa asrn, ss3 E"'' ' r~
Babiaz ........G For sms svaoert Iisr,4as
.''N - LIVER ----.-.-
puRTne,gnxr THEATRE gaos gwAy
ybis n "a. = evening lr.EFIT and la ni. II
~ Mss E4S6ESHoFs S5$ sw,..,r,s,
when th-es ,ierea sfl No psye. me neauf,ii piay
.,rs,, NJ WoN AN, NE. ynrsephos vita
m Wa. v.uas, y ss ssSUnD 70 ~
The rev comedy
se,ure v,l l = a pa me of A., whhf"ioSS
,,,ooo,, v,,srs,, r,,,n,xa --
rx,..ovn,s,ay sSi i, .se az =. h''ai~nS'
go AAoAD ot,Ss ''''
Llvise PICTURES
mag t. justly stSled ~ - - -
ifeV o"s - ,p- p,,tv re-, 49,, uSrp,r,,S,rnY
= go. s,s.,. nas,n, ~, .na ..l..e.i
'f'' X tiTSs y, ~ mr. FGIs Iis ~ T.TE DAY
cAvrprtr u,.erpr,s
H'N' ,rStnh, t,T ' ~ " ~
= Vrt' - AN. Az. ...h,t. A.. -.
iuo "@''eset 'e"+V~'''} """s"'''e " '"' f"0"s ~ -
great oupy peo1tp nx 9ur p,ypf FAMILY
t.,,c ,oh ~ - ssea.s t,,ar,a ~" H
1slsteEghSssan ~ .sE ssEASoF MtssrREtsx
every pe'i"fine, na'ips D ~, h ~ TITS
nm ,t ,,oh, q, ~ -. Z. !, 80 80. ~,
"" ". ~ - ~, f''''A N'N''''
oft,e ney pan,o,r,, AZ n adii,iet '0'' '''
' NV f Nm MAIL GUITAR
row norfo,n,t,y II f 'NN 'Ni''
WV CroW Apn ugr.Kg
sifuT : ~ y tf,,ttftg and Ttf.Dges ~ appIAuaR
~ manscer rif,t hi res ~ ria- -, rnoeti,s
| ey.rv eyrninr Irt t,rher Iottr.
oftn inc T,fi heyo
do III ,he st and ,rosing scens eyer pared b~l1rv
~. ppbie
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
IN, rsdies and IN dren--f'lill rem hslf prica1
will be Given com eneina !, Ia past TWo O'Clock
SRasKITN MIgEuM 127 GRAND STREET ON
n soor from nraadway Two nerfornancea are give.
varv av a. O'Clock IN The anarnoon ana IA
In The evening anres and others v iI observe hA. h.s
dc oniv nIsce here he - -
N WHY ' MODEL ARTIgTEs
.ro axhih;,aa non. .inn ~ = ,ronne ~
"'o eA'V''' an W.T. iiiyrt yVirNG r DIES
,., = "a ~ ana av.nng -
ri.,,a 800 hay M ,r.aL ~ ~. .Th,e.
WIN other representaions classc and a1s
|
ms" Wal appear 'sI,u,Yr MxeTpEta
A., thai so.os ,nor,sa. a. ,na.,har .,h
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DRyANTs' MISsTREIS,
ID Mechanics Hall s12 Broadway, above Grand street
Monday, Dec and night during the week The ma
nagement are happy 70 announce an engagement with
Mr.. d. r. wAMBOID,
the popular ballad who creed such sensa1n VIII
the Chrsty Mipsres IN Europe. He will make his frat
peArance ia conjunction with
Mr. JAMES UNSwORTH,
the favorite banos and versatile performer.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
the Ethiopian Dronos in their laughahle bures1ues the
sCkNsS AT PHALONS, THE THREE HUNTERS.
New dances, sayings and an original panst test
val, ~ Amt got Time 70 larry"
y&vASrRD-ALApy SINGER FOR CONCERT ROOM:
w aso dancer and tenor singer Any party capable "
giving yht apply tor engage.
rnent RIrC,Ou KS NasuA Concert Hall, LIZ Canal
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MEDICAL.

a W. GOTHAM, NJ ~, - RECTOR STREET. FSrAB.
N. hshed 1892. Oaee hours from A. " ~ A. W sun
days excepted. "
uNOCToR WARDS ONLY OFrICE 4s5 BROADw ~
~ southeas OF Browne street second door room ~
Once hours from A. M I'll OF NJ daily on sundays from
A. M.bn I'm.
nR NJ LARMONr, "a MERCER sTRRFr CORNER OF
~ Spring, o~~Lsae 81 Nicholas Hotel New forx once
ours from - A. N tn p ", except sundays
nE WATSON, 4so BROOM STREET. SECOND BLOCK
~ 81 Broadway. Ofce hours from IN the morning
Ia the evening
nR BARROW, Isl FRINGE STREET n " A FEW
blocks west II Broadway. hours OF consulaion from "
W and from 4 to s. II. NJ.
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| CHIPS FOR LONDON AND LIvERPOOT.-SHIP @.
6RINNEI. for London, sails Dec III, from pier ~ T.
clipper ship Liverpool sails this brought
from the above low Drafts for 81 and
sale payable In of Great Britain Apply
| 10 TIfOS. q. ROCHE s3 South street
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A MEXICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE, 1sw-AS Ab-
ianrned meeting Of the Committee will be beid this Friday
evening December ~ inc rooms ri hc cnniee cner
tis,,ens ~ street AMI Broadway. ~ ~, O'Clock.
FRENH & wagner, Actng PRECEDENT.
GILBERT q nEANE, Woe PrestiCs.
y HcstEn 3secre,aries
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IrDwAaD scHrNCK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s
". This dayla =. W., at The saiesroom ~ Nassau
srsai watches ew~lry, Ac consisting OF foreniine Ro
an bpar cameo coral md many other styles OF pins,
rims bracelets Also. large variety o chains sleeve
Eui;ers. studs. &c, 20 be sold peremptorily.
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r,pwAKp scHvNCx ArCTIovErR oUsrIIoLD
~ fnrpiurr.-By H. n b ". scHENCk. Saturday, IIth

~ fufninrr.-By E.NF IT. sCHENCk. sAiurday IIth
thsr sl.rsruom. No Is Nassau street,
OF household tnrnnrr removed Tor
of SALE consisting IN part OF carved rosewood
arr ns In brocaac tsaiel reps AMI harsioth carved
rpeNcr and mahogany sofas tete aeies Nulire and
par chars rosewood uahgany oak ant enumelled cham
Der rosewood and side crseres ROSEWOOD anu
nal6eary bookcases and warrobes anf oak dining room
Ssh chairs lounpes c Also ~ uae ocpk two billiard
fables with balls AC complete one iu Size the other
f,iT ~ ht three.
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n
~ once the Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal
Company New York, Dec 8, 1855.
The splendid steamship WASHINGTON, Churchill com
mander, buhen, belonging 10 this line, IL due
this port and hourly expected 10 arrive There few
berths remaining upso by this for her next trip by
California Persons wishing to
will he furnished with tickets at this Office the Washington
Will despatched immediately after her arrival Should the
steamer arrive within reasonable time all passage
ney paid tb Office to berths will be returned de
nA"'' - = JOHN r. YELvERToN Agent
No. 3 Bowling Green.
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TIFNRY "a HFRTs. JR., NrCrfpNEER-bY lIERfS
III MtsS-wl cell. % Friday december W. y lpl o'clock
the saesrooms No bss Pine street foreign lr9a wines
Ac French prrnes slightly damaged also let ~
rasns. hrs French plume, sci aso ms ~ 81
Imported ehampaunea Jamaica brandy. a. N bond,
md sherry wines eoee candles Ac
TIFNWy " HURTS, IR.. AUCrtoNFrR-Ry IERrS a
MuSS-wl sell on friay pcc, mher 10, n 0ia O'Clock.
~ s broadway. between FULTON ami John streets closing
~ made furs rich sable real mink do,
victon.s iippes mus c also ed en urs 10 ereai "
urs robes &c also large lot Of sleigh bells.
..aN.a. 81 Ms aaeign
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EDWARD sCHENCE, Acknowledgement
" sale-E H. H. sCIfSCk, viii sell. this day, Dec. TO-
To-. clock Is Beekmsn the entire stock fixtures and
furnre that well known saloon consisn.n Of coun
chairs, stand oeoths kitchen utensils and
furniture gas fixtures sc Also large lot % choice bran
dies aud liquors and All articles contained 10 the above
saloon sale positive by order OF
X. TOPPING. attorney Cor mortgage.
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EvoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE UNITED
IL States mall steamer ARAGO, ID. Lnea commander will
leave HAvre touching Southampton land the mails ana
passengers Saturday December H. At 2ocock from pier
No. 81 North river This ship
water tight compartments enclosing the engnes 90 that in tbs
of collision standing the could reach Them
and the pumps being the safety Of the vessel and
passengers would be secured Baggage not wanted during
the voyage should be board the day before sailing
marked geow." For freight or passage apply 70 W.
DRAYTON, Agent No. Broadway. N. B.--The steamer
Fulton will succeed the Arago and sail january g. 1859
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LNDW ARD sCIIENCk. ACtTIUN EEK--FINE UII.PAINT-
u inss-By n. and y. II. scHENCk, on this day. Fri
isv December TO- at III O'Clock nj the salesroom S Mas
street about DO fine ancient and modern oil paintings
romprng landscapes Marines scripura historical, late
rior other pleasing SUBJECTS by well known artists among
which viii be found specimens by Iepkote, r. Neciie,
Koeknk Reusen Pecters resoa, A. De Bylaui,
Caraban. Van Iree Jopselaere reners Bosh smes Yah
rrnb@rr and many others The pictures exhibition
nj and the public generally invited To
min really fine collection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20
Farming and Cattle Raising In Ter
oRREsPoSpEScE OF raE RICHMOND DAILY n,sp. 70
BELroS, BELL Co., TEXAS, !

BELroN, BELL Co. TExss1
W. April 18th, 1858. [
good prospect for an abundant crop. Most of ,ba
FARMERS are laying by their corn, which n abon,
knee nigh Fall wheat will do to harvest in abont
vuays. spring wheat also looks WELL though /,
June. '"S 'he Ao'n oi
hecordih2 TO the returns of our Assessor and
oohector, We have 600 acres of land sowed in
%aueat % 10 This county, which think will average
~ ousueis 70 the acre, making 10000 bushels in
ene county, which has population of about 0No
fhakidg 80 bushels to every man. woman and child
in the county " N-''1
There Is more than three times as manv acres
ps1ted 10 corn as there is in wheat and IL Is very
promising. 50 emigrants may rest assured that
there VIII be plenty ofprovisions for them next
iaiI. at low price. There has already been some
engagements Of wheat made at SO cents per bushel.
we have plenty of timber in this county; con-
slstiBg OF post oak, live oak, cedar walnut elm
pecan, blackberry and bur oak which is very vain.
aOie Tor boards We also have a plenty of cypress
shingles and pine lumter, hauled here TO market
from other counties, where it ahouuds
This county is healthy and well watered with
pure, clear lime stone water. We have a great
many Springs in the county. as large az the '.big
Spring" in Roanoke county. Va
large number of Spanish horses pass through
this place every day. hunting market in this and
other States: one drove numbered 7sO head, and
had been driven ali the way from the valley of the
City of Mexico, and had only lost head; they were
owned by Me2Icans. There has also been about
1000 head of mules, and as many beef cattle.
through this place. en-ronte for Independence
No expecting to sell to Uncle Sam, for the army
in Utah The trade is carried on principally hy
Mtssourians and kentrckans, there is great dea /
OF money made by it, as there is prairie Country
all the way through, and the grass is fine.
Sixty@seven MOrmons passed through here Last
week, they had nine SPLENDID wagons, drawn by
fat oxen. they stated that they were on their way
to Kansas, but suspect that they were on their
way to Salt Lake.
Several squads of fllibusters have recently past
here and among them last week was Dr. Frank
Diilard. OF Sussex county, Va. They seem to be
ceDtering down about Brownsville on the Rio
Grande from which place expect they will make
4 descent upon some of the Northern States of Mex.
co, perhaps Sierre Madre.
The last We heard of our ''gold hunters" who
left this place the 23rd March, they were near Fort
Nchabat in the Camaucha country; though their
number was not as great they expected, they
were iu fine spirits. The company consists of 90
men, well equipped for digging gold or fighting
Indians. They have two pieces Of artillery
PECAN