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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
County rreusorer's Oihce,
NlnnNIHln Anuu.f Nrb IL -.

Noticeis hereby given ~ persons holding Rutt.
County Warrants. registered on the General Fund
from the l4th 10 the 3uth OF November 1851 inclu.
s'Ne and all Warr'nts registered in November on
the lnd1ent Sick Fund, that the same will be paid
on presentation at this office, and on aud aoer this
date said Warrants will cease bear interest and
II not presented within sixty days from th, date
hereof. the moneys for said Warrants will be ap-
propriated TO pay The next in order oi registry
wM. LATriMORE,
Treasurer Butte County
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME-. ARE RI
u a,ies,.d to call ~ the BHnking IioIs. Of Geo
A. Emery l. Co Bird street, orpviI". and mske i'm
Ir,,I,air sci t. m'-"t Thp-e WHO have settled viii
,n, by du,. bill will fni them IL The same place.
u,n,t 9, sdI, 2ld, 1873 JOHN :. AIBEO
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B'AINs'--A p'or fellow, having O. t
ll fractured. was told by the doctor
brain was visible, on which he re.
3D. write to tie father, for he al.
|sore had none
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DIR. j. G. YOU'VE. whose a ivcrti-rmcnt ad
vrrisemcn nppenrs in anot thcr column. Is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this ~lntc, has cured more
nntienis thnn any pthrr. Attention is called to hi
advertisement. II
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~ The Mustang Liniment Cure,


~ The Mustang Linimcnt Cares
Rhcumntsm:
The Mustaug Lininent c"rcs stifio'nts:
Tn- Il>ttng i.i1i neat Irrs Turns and wounds;
The Mustang i.ilmnnt cures io.es AMI Ulcers;
The Nlstlng t.iuinent cures Caked Breasts and
Snr" N,rples;
The VI ,e,ang iiNimont cures Neuralgia;
t." iI4t,tt Iiun,lt t-r- Corns qnd Warts;
The Mustang Eminent IL worth
10On"00 DOLi.tRS PER ANNrN
To the United StrtrS. rs the preser,cr and restnrcr
of valurbr hr-ses AMI cattle. II cures all Sprains
Calls Wounds. Stiff Joints. Sc.
VIII y,u an-ser thi. question? Did Won ever
hpnr"f any oriinlry Sore. swelling Sprnin or stG.
ncss. either on man or beast. whici tho Mustang
Iinircnt would not cIrr? DID on ever visit amy
respectable druggist ~ any part ot the worId-in
Europe. ASA or \ma-i III not sav ait was
the greatest discovery Of the age?" Sold everywhere
Every fanil, s"orll have it. three sizes. BARNES
& PAKk, Proprietors, New York.
PARN x WHITE.
sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street opp site IT," MARKET,
C0IrnN \ Ncp& " ifr. Agents. Ornviilr.
TO- THE TRADE supplied on the IN st literal
terms apS 3m
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GslssrapBsS TO tbt 4aiIg 8sbtiIIs.
FURTHER BY THE ASIA.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 27.-ConsoIs at las
accounts from London were active, and
had advanced / to Z.
The monthly return of the Bank oI
France shows an increase in bullion OF
el,2ls,OOO.
The report of differences between
France and Austria is officially denied.
The report is said to be pure invention
and to have originated with spectators
on the Bourse for a decline.
1t was rumored that British cruiser
had overhauled a French vessel engaged
in the slave trade, and forced her to dis
embark her cargo Of negroes on the AZ
rican coast.
The appeal case of Count Montalem
bert, it is stated, will be heard before a
court consisting Of seven or nine judges,
who, it is understood, will admit the per-
feet legality of the appeal.
The accounts from China by the
overland mail represent that Canton was
quiet, trade was resumed, and foreign
missionaries were settling in various
parts OF the city and suburbs.
ST. Louis, Dec. 27.-The Jefferson
City Examiner says, ON the night of the
18th. Fort Scott was attacked by Mont
gomery at the head of two hundred men,
The town was taken with the loss of FIVE
or six men killed. Ii is presumed the
object of the attack was to release one
Of Montgomery's men. IL was feared the
town would be entirely destroyed.
The HarrisonviIlc (Mo.,) Democrat
says on the Goth band cf thieves from
Kansas, entered Vernon county, and
killed a man named David Cruz, and
stole eighty-three cattle, twenty horses
md eleven negroes simultaneously.
Two Of the parties under Brown and
entered Missouri or Little
Usage and stole a negress. An express
AL been sentto the Governor of Mis-
ouri for assistance. SCI
NEw omEASs, Dec. Co., Sales Of
otton to-day six thousand baless Prices
,wer. - |.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

} Barrels extra A | Lard Oil;
= barrels burning Fluid;
bbls Linseed Oil !.
bbls spirits Turpentine;
bbls Bourbon Whisky.
bbls Alcohol;
boxes fine Chewing Tobacco;
y casks fne Cognac Brandy;
! cask fine old Madeira Wine:
1000 lbs pure White Lead;
100 lbs fancy ColOrs In oil
doz very superior Pocket Knives;
3 doz ine IiazOrs;
A large lot Of PerGumery and Fancy Articles.
just received and for sale by
teb20 A. r.. LEONARD.
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SOUTHERN MARBLE YARD.
SMITH A. sTAUB.


A VALUABLE Cotton Plantation, situated In
Il Jefferson county, Miss, eight miles North
East Of Fayette, near the head waters of Coles
Creek. IL comprises about HOO acres of land
500 cleared, under good fence, and easy Of culti-
vation. The improvements consist Of a fine gin
house. with two stands and Newell press, grist
mill, barn, stables, double frame quarters with
brick ehimneys, and all other buildings requisite
for well improved plantation. There is not
more healthy or productive plantation to be found
In Jefferson county.
70 . good purchaser for the above property,
the terms will b. made easy. II not sold by the
lst Of gsaHary. IL viii be rented for a term Of
years 10 good tenant
For further particulars. apply to DR.. Joseph
Dunbar or Thomas Reed, Esq, Fayette, Miss
novi5-dkw till dee "a sf ff
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LAWRENCE. HIGH SCHOOL.

FTfHE next ANIMAL session of this Institution
Il will open on the
Second Monday In September, 1858.
and close 90 the Friday before the Fourth Of July
relieving.
Patrons Of the school may rely upon 1t, that
wvefy enortof the Principal shall be devoted 10
shs purpose Of the rapid aud thorough advance
neat In learning OF the pupils entrusted TO his
charge.
TUITION
will bs according 10 Glasses, aud due when the
student l. enrolled or the bill presented no de-
dostion being made for absence except in cases
OF prosrxcted sickness. .r
frksr ULAss-Jnst beginning with Letters
and First Reader, per Session Of Ten
Ht0flhf. ..... sou w
SEcoSD CLlSs-ln Spelling, Second Reader,
Geography, Arithmetic, aud Penmanship 40 90
THnD CLIss--In Spelling and Defining,
Third Reader, History OF the United
States. Geography, Arithmetic, and Pen
nanship. p......4s............ JO OO
FosKrs CLkss--ln Spelling and Derivation,
Universal History. Geography, English
Grammar, and Composition. ........... 90 90
Irrn CLlss-ln Eagl.sh Composition. La
{. iin. Greek, or French Language, Algebra
OF Geometry, ETC., etc ..........i... 20 90
.- IN. LAWRENCE.
rsrtGibsoa, August "A, lsjsly
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No ds1acon wili be made frsm the prices Of Tuition
fer late sntr&nee upls IL Is two months after
~peang Altar rance deduction will be- made for
sbss>s unss IA eases OF IA lily renoval protrscted Ill
nsa. sxFrsss Arrangement
:. rY"chssgss due a. tie time ofentranee.
sux1t-ly Jones' President.
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eu etoffe, s@4@~d do well to give him -
tnst " hisformer customefs are well pleased
with Eq Eqaslity and price of the work be mar.
ufactu#s. FIsft rluIfl I0I. -7-n
Sioes returning 70 hisold stand, Main street
he viii be happy to receive custou1ers sna sff sgr
orders with punctuality and dispatch. isworh
viii speak for itself-all of which will be war
anted. fes .IfnN rf
Having q fuli sec of good joarneymea. b. il, >
prepared 20 execute all orders pumcfually.
sept 2S d6wly N = - -.
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WE have on hand lot 81 loag waterproof Coats,
Assvy dews and rain which sailing It New OrleAns
prices Also, alarKs stock Of Bzggng Rope Jeans Lln
rcfy skssp. lsst1-vl IsBroKTKGHAH b 90.
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Mr. ]. s. MAsos. Port Gibson; Mr.. J. T. MooRx, Port
sfessa, Mr.. N. Drake. Waterproof, la; Rt Rev.
nisher kLpSA. NateheN Mss.i Prof NoBLx BUrxER lou
tsslle Ky.; Prof Wa. Bsaon do. Hon 4GAnxxrr Dps-
~Aw de- Rev JAxEs CRAIK, do; Msssrs HEwIrr, NoH
res ace, ks~ Oreansi Hon. PI4ssE Souls. New Or
tssna
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A CARD.

In retiring from the business to which have
80 long devoted my time at the old stand, take
pleasure 10 recommending TO my friends and pa
irons, Mr.. James Wylie, who is competent aud ca
pable Of doing all kinds of work In his line, to
the satisfaction of the public. and / solicit for
him continuance OF the patronage given TO me.
March Is, 1858. JOSHUA KELLY,
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NEW WAGON AND PL0W
MANDATORY.

TOHN WALLS a. co. have opened a new Wa
81 gon aud Piow shop. at the old - =
stand formerly occupied by T.J. S7
Dakin, where they are prepared TO z4s=<za-zs@~~~
make 30 order Wagons and Plows Of all descrip-
tions-also, iron-axle timber-carts. All kinds OF
repairing iu their line done with neatness and dis
patch. They have the best Of workmen In their
employ. and expect to give perfect satisfaction to
all their customers
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NEW. GOODS IN NEW GOODS !
Fancy. Groceries Of Every Description.
su.s rssssvsasx sh.ps s,ls. HOLMES. ys-<s a !:
York. Dsrsss, splendid Asssxtn>et
JAMES 5. MASON
Candles
20-qr. l6 hf rs boxes Star Candles;
lO'boxes New Bedford Sperm Candles i
OlIs.'
Winter sirainedisperm,. Lard and Linsesd OH
f sTurpentine..
cask best Turpentne.- t4hf
ff g. Soap.
6O.boxes Fsy's best family ssap. 81
sardlnes.. lt3f s.s.f|
100 halt 100 quarter boxes fresh sardInes.
Teas.
Guupowder, Imperial and. Black Teas Of the
'''' Pepper.
bag best Black and box Cayenne Pepper.
iCopperas. s'f
l Bbl Copperas. ~. W tN
Tebacco.s
Every variety Of best Chewing Tobacco also
medium quality, and for plantation use.
Vinegar.
Bbls whis2 wine Vinegar. tt
Porter and AIe.t
London Poi &er, Ale and Brown Stout, in quart
Ao-w.s na nsss ts.f ~ a.
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Wagons, Wagons, Wagons J

1T IRON axle, large and small 6, 4 a horse
Al and heavy and light or Wagons. manu-
factured by March d Bro. for sale on good terms
by dulylo) T. GARRISON
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Havana Cigars.
,--..,.a brands CgArs--a splendid as
~csVOV ssOrt~sH''i0s' 70 H-''l AZ wALAERs.
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY


AT THE OLD STAND.
TINE undersigned has purchased wzw
Il the entire establishment Of Mr.. cx~-1
Joshua Kelly, at the corner Of Car SIf1~g&~
roll and Church streets, where be is prepared TO
manufacture all kinds OF Carriages and buggIes,
and to do all kinds OF repairing mending, &C., In
Biacksmithing, -
or all kinds, done In a safe and -...<4'1
speedy manner. EksAE
The undersigned has done business in Jefferson
county for several years. aud refers. with conf
dence, TO his old patrons for his efficiency and
promptness. AL work warranted Accounts
due when called for. unless otherwise agreed.
JAMES WYLIE
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4 Rr received from ~. Louis
j bbbls. Irish Potatoesi 10 bbls onions
boxes Western Cheese. In good order
kegs assorted shot and Buck shot
boxes star Candles;
boxes opOdsldOe soap-And Tor s.,, WALKERS.
eeDQ-d
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vR are In receipt OF assorted Groceries, eonsang
" part. Of New Rice,
lCrushed, Loaf and Brovn sugar.
lCracknell and Soda Biscnisi -, 49,.
Yeast Powders, Dufheld Hams, Piekissi e@ues'
lsardines, Lobsters, salmon, .~..
Assorted pie Fruits, green and black Teas.
pepper Vinegar, Oils, and many other 700
10 srnus 10 mention. lsePcsd dl Nv /" = 49, -
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The Late DusI lin Paris.

II gives 10 great pleasure to publish the following
extract, which appears 10 the Columbia South Car
elinGsn, from . letter recently received, dated
Paris, August sth, and written to friend in Colu
bia. The writer 10 q gentleman of tho highest
character, we'll known 10 Columbia, and his letter
corrects some absurd misststements which have
appeared ia relation to the affair, in seme North.
ern papers Mr.. Calhoun, noticed in the extract,
n q nephew Of the late John c. Calhoun:
ssThs statements in the American papers in rela
ton 70 the duel between Ransom Calhoun and
young Brevoort, were 80 vague aud unsatisfactory.
that have been induced ,iace my arrival ia Paris
TO make some particulariiBquirles concerning the
whole affair. To my entire satisfaction, l have
touud that the conduct OF our young onuntrymsn
throughout up TO every requisite Of bis friends
and tho State-brave, hon0rable and jndcious
Mr., Alan lizard, Mr.. Robert Pringle aud Judge Ma
son, speak 10 the highest terms Of Caihoun's con
duct aud bearing. have also spoken with Gel
Pick ems. Gov. Aiken and others who seem greatly
gratihed, that In o case ofextrsme delcacy asd
dilnculty, Mr.. Calhoun has borne himself with the
manIiness becoming bis pane and State, and the
discretion demanded BY his position. The immed
sts case was this for harsh words spoken Brevoort
struck Calhoun, Calhoun challenged. Brevoort
cred after time Cahouns second, VI course, iD-
stantly and peremptorily declined further proceed
ings Subsfq uently, however, the seconds chose to
submit tho matter to a board OF honor. This
board decreed that 'Mr. Brevoort feed after TIE
aspiration Of the time agreed on, and, therefore, the
dsel soas properly stopped
'.Ths force and effect of such Q decres is fully
understood In our latitude. The second who
would permit another meeting, under these cir
eumatances, would, with rs, be deemed 'particepS
Sripatais' 70 On assassination, &c, &c.'
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nTHn.


In Brunsw,ck county. Ihurrdsv evening. the ri
Sept. Mira ELlZABErH 2. LswgLLIN, conscrt
Of Mr. Chss JewtIliu cf Clark aged ~
aid four months. THE Eeesa sed had lust returr-d
from BrfsIo sprirgs IN the apparent enjos neut Of
perfect bea1 h. and while on visit 20 her vi. sds
ard relatiys Of Brunswick. wAs seized vii cnnGss
tive fever, which. In the th ,rt space OF three
Terminated her existencs. We can pcarcety rsaiiza
herdeatb. That che. who. q few DAYS ego ~as the
life and sou Of every circle Ia which abe moved. h
no more hat we shall never again hear her joy
Gus lauzh or listen with delight the musii Of her
sweet voice Beloved ~ slse was by oil who knew
her, yetit was In the 4homecircia that hsr true
character was displayed. An sfsectionate wife, q
fond and dosting mpther, m indulgent mistress, in
IRE, In hsr most harmeHioHsy bic aided. all the
virtues which make mp The perfect woman. Had
the kind offices Of friends and tho Rsiducus atten-
ton of her ph ysciaD arsiled then she had not died
But II becomes to bow submissvely to the will OF
Him, who srdaresh all thirgs wall
"Rsqniescat IN rac.a "
On suutay mornina, September 18th, at o'clock.
Ir TH0M Az AkDNFR.
His funeral will take place from hs residence, 10
Hanover snrty to day, ct ~ o'clock A NJ to which
his friends and those Of his family are invited to at
tend B. +a.- 81
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CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE OF LAKE
ERIE.

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. H.-Eisht steamer and
schooner loads If passengers from the lake ports,
numbering six thousand persons celebrated Perry :
victory at Put in Bay yesterday. The L. 8.
er Michigan was present. Prayer was offered b,
Rev. SIR. Duffield, of Philadelphia, aud spec cher
we're made by DIR. Parsons, of Providence, r. T..
surgeon of perrys Flag Ssip; Capt. Chsmplain, of
the Scorpion, Mayors Starkweatber, of Cleveland
Cooke, of Sapdusky, Mason, of Toledo, and Will
kins, Of Detroit. Governor Chase as President of
the day, and MIR Gidiings and Senator Wade were
present Monumental Association was formed,
of which Hon Lewis Cass ia President.
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- GENTS FRENCH CALFSKlN
49, BCOrS OF cur own make; made in the
most substantial manner and of the very best mate
rih. Price-only 20 pfr pair
HARRIS CO.'S Shoe Depot
No l2y. Main etlett.
aa
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cPuCIAL uofIcne.

sxss- MSrsRs. CosR & HMrfH's SCHOOL.
Ia csnsd .ai n Of desire frequently expressed By
rake known to those interested. that ciae az BE-
eIxrxas u the Primary eiudies, viz; Ge0l BSphy
Artthmstic READING, &c will be formed ut Ache ee
II $50 SESSION ard that fro quent sas In vu-
cal nurse win bs given the school, ard the 6le-
mrnt- Of Nnsic Taught without extra charge.
~ Fee Classical and CONNER
cfal kch6cf.s 10 i6-12t
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ACALL YoR RELlry AT NKw 0kLEASs.-The Presi-
dent Of the Young Msns Christian Association, in
Washington, has received dispatch from r. G.
Lstise, Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
n New Orleans, sayiug-"The epidemic brings
heavy labor and expense upon our cunmuuity.-
We have two hospitals, and two or three hundred
sick under treatment eau You send us any funds
from xour cifsfn 49, -
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Professor Holcombs Of the University Of VIII.
ginis, has complied with tho reques. Of The Execu
tive committee Of the State Agricultural Society
70 deliver the Introductory Address at their open
ing fAir in Petersburg, on the follo~ipg subject :
~Tbs right Of society TO establish ssvery-consid-
cred - question Of national law, with special
reference 70 African slavery In the United Statess
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE NOT BROKEN

TRINITY Bar, n. r., Sept. 10.-Mr. De Sauty, the
electrician in charge Of the Atlantic telegraph at
this place. declines to make any statement reIa.
tive to the cable, for publication, beyond the LOS
tive assurance to the agent Of the Press
that there are only temporary difficulties of an
ever for the rumor that the cable has parted.
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RAILROAD Bonds NEGOTIATED IN i
SAILING OF STEAMERS

The Steamer North Star, for southampton aud
lIayre took ont ia first and second cabin paasen.
g"rs. and $ls3,430 in specie. The steamship New
aud 90 in the steeragn
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English Exports.

Hunts Merchants Magazine for September says
shss Eagiand imports annually, to feed her popu-
Iasion, grain and produce TO the amount OF over
$4,000, " tn,s f,od large part is exported
10 the r, - Of co:tou-cloth, the export OF shfch
IN 1857 reached near LOCO 600 yards. valued
ut about $4,000 600. The markets. to which these
soods we're sent are in all parts OF the world the
hrst on the list being the East Indies, 46sooo,oOo
yards, Brazil 1856 millions, the United states III
millions. Turkey 1e3 millions, China l2i millions
II - add to this 40 miiiousof dollars "the value
Of cotton yarns exported, which are not included
and also the amount Of cotton cloth consumed 10
Great Britain, We shall Nod the Sum sufficient to
Day the $l2o, 900 900 imported for food and very
large part Of the raw cotton imported: or In 9th
Or words the manufacturers Of cotton alone, after
paying for the raw cotton, pay also for nearly the
whole Of the grain, aud produce imported for the
beusnt Of that aud eli other branches Of manntsc-
ture."
This shows, says the Magazine. how England,
sfser coming out Of the Crimsa war was stronger
than whom she went iuto it, and Immediately en-.
sssed Ia another war with about half the human
rsos. calling for nearly 100000 men to be support
cd thousands Of miles from home.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

benville and Indiana railroad, occurred seventeen
miles west of SteubenvilIe While crossing the
bridge the cars and rear engine jumped the track
The bridge gave way. The bag gage and front pas
seuger cars went down with the bridge. distance
If ten feet. The frst car was completely broken
up. About twenty persons were seriously Injured,
ADD one fatally. OIe man had both legs broken
Conductor Moodey received a severe cut on the
head; the baggage master was slightly hart; James
Fleming engineer off duty, was badly hurt. Other
passengers were slightly injured but able TO leave
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT LEAvENWORTH.
KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRrH, X. T., September "A municipal
election was held here yesterday: Great excitement
prevailed. but no serious disturbances occurred
Lambton Il. Duman, Free Soil Democrat, wa
elected Mayor by about two hundred majority
Lyman Scott, Republican and Know Nothing and
Adams Fisher, Republican bolter, were opposing
candidates.
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slT YORK. septenbsr u = Flour heayy; Gales OF
au - le aiatss s4ss; Ohio t3.3p@5 IS; South
Wheat has declined. 80 n ai5 8
Corn buoyant saies Of n 900 bushels; mixed $50
Pork Z DOH mess AZ I'll 4ctei7 50; prime SIS ga
Beef quiet q 4l1a4l47 Is ~ sta'fssE.s s' Rs7'
Whisky 10 dun at 2ske. 4sf
HAIfFnoRR, Sept. if.-Yiour dnil at g 50 Whraf
9asst sd shad i6weFs red l36Rl3ie: white t3ntA
sns 1tes cesu 7s3Ae yellow ss6s93.c wh3s-
ksy NAG sc. fresislens Hnshaagtd. 80 !
RtchmsnA Markets, seDt 10. sd !
Ihsrs tswo ehAnes - noties = ~ NEsa1n1n1sRs
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AID FROM PHILADELPHIA RENDERED TIC
NEW ORLEANS In lis MISFoRTUNES.

NLw ORLEANS, Sep. 10.-The Howard Asse citation
Of this city have received from business firm OF
Philadelphia an offer of Ave hundred dollars, to-
wards the fund for the relief of the sick ing the
present contagion. They have rendered their
thanks to these gentlemen for their kind offer. but
the fund not yet being depleted, they will reserve
the sum until IL il needed. ~. --
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eTOCk OF BOOTS tND shUES-- We uhte
~ in store onr entire stock Of boots and shoes.
comprising every VARIETY 0f goods In the line. We
can assure all In want if they will give MS call 70
satisfy them, after an EXAMINATION VI our STOCK
thst we have not only one Of the largest. but the
best selected stock Of Boots and Shoes ever Offered
for sale Ia yirginia. They. were made mostly BY
speciaI orders AID are inside 50 that we recon-
mend them 60 our friends with perfect confidence,
knawinx they are good and well made, and viii
give much better satisfaction TO buyers than
low prices but prove almost worthless to the
We in yite the country merchants throughout the
State 10 give us call and viii pledge ourselves
TO sell on az good terms as the ta;ns quality 0.
goods can be bought either in New York. Phila,el.
phia or Baltimore Our goods are bonsht for cash
best terms. and We will sell them to prompt custom
ers at very small advance on factory prices. Ip
fall and winter goods. our stock will surpass an,
We have ever been able to oGer In the trade W.
shaIl be glad to exhibit our stock TO any ia want OF
good goods at fair ices, feeling satisfied We shah
not fail to please. H
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MnRDrR or YOUNG WONAN

pIrTsBURG. PA. Sept. ia young woman
named Mirs Henry. was murdered at III o'clock to-
lday. by Thomas snithson. She refused to speak
~ith him when he was Intoxicated. whereupon be
drew pistol aud shot her. S,nithson has not vet
t,aan arrestad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13
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cr1sIOR BIrTERs are m sde from an old Wa uable and
well tried Receipt, and every one that has given
them fair trial. agrees that they are the most bel
ciai and pleasant DIrTFRs ever introduced to the
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cal gentlemen only ole from among g Thousand:
"JAs K>UN, MISSISSIPPI.
"SIR. X. II. JACKSON Dear SIR: have tried 100
bottles of your ExCELsIuR BIffERs with my custom
era and univ erssily recommend IL as q specific
against Ague AM Fever. Bilious Fever. &c. Az a
1ovIc 1 nd il superior 10 sny oiher article have
ever tried as an agreeable article In COCKTAIL it
Is only TO be usad TO be approved
Your friend and servant,
&c 9-2wf TH0S NJ FALLON, VI d."