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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.Nl----, 49,
IM- MAGNIFICENT SrocK or Nxw Pa.
sss IRsss GooDs, le5 BReap srsaEr.--
u. MsLI.AlSER - nun

sN- MA0HIfIcRNr SrocK or Nxw PA.
H's ARsss eoons lsl BReap srsakr.--
=. msLLHlsER 4 bro.
snt respse..nliy call the attention Of their city
nss stock Of LADIgs' DREss aoaDs parchaseS
Ssr,s days past At the large auction sales OF
sonseiy low prices. by one az their firm They win
Ganle part comprising the assortment expecting
20 an early call from those wishing to pur.
FoR LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
sn. MAGNltICENT sILksl
peuit dc Sole a-i,es; pouit do soic-a- Bayasere
Rich a Les Canetle; poult de Sole Baysdere Onbre
Hieh B!aes ares de Rhine. all boiled; heavy 1ros
Rieh White Meirs Antiques; Plaid and Striped OF.
Sehes a Les.a- Double 1upes, do do
aohes Double Jupes Quiile, do do
hobes-a koisDGts: hobes-a Quadrils
kobeSs- Les AL erni. In rich celors
pain p.h,ea frsneh Mesnoes and Cashmere De Ecosse
al i' Soel Fart. AmsIine. sH and v.lsSeia. do
Rich Printed peLaines, Medall ana Bouquet
. bay adere and thintz
Black and high color. all wy %sso T'fS pesinss ay
pouit Do Chevres and Silk Poulards in variety
peiaines Of American manufacture of great variety
saxonia Wool Piai,ls; Epglish Morinoes
Lurlns Black Bon. bAzines, from the lowest to the
Heavy Beaver Cloths for Ladies' Raglans and CIoaks
Alsq the newest sty les in Ladies wrapping such
hsEtAnH. fNii SIZE CIp3ks an CtOakS n MarQQtSs
Mantilla Shawls ia Stella, Broche and Plush Bor-
ders
Mantlils Shawis of four Sides all Saxon Wool
Heavy Double Shswls; fno SQnare ShawIs for
Misses and Children
French Neetle.work Embroideries In endless va
rit ty; Linen and Housekeeping Goois full etock;
flsnneis Of every color and quality Sheetings and
Shirtings Of every width and length Boys and
Mems Wear in coed styles II osiery 6oods in Silk
ooi Worsted and Cotton; Curtain materials in
aslin, Lace and Brocaelles; White Goods, in Swiss
Check. Cambria, Jac >nets; Plaid and Striped Mus
Iins; Prints and Domestic Goods of every descrip-
ton; Blankets very cheap; Goods for Servants
Wear remarkably low.
Families who purcha.e largely. and country mer-
hsnts W no about visiting the city, will get the
all woTth of their money by purchasing of the pp-
trslGned, whe are the pioneers selling good bar
aims.
Remember our mottc-"Quck sales and email
>l offs :" first in quality. lowest in price -
MILLHI ISEk & BRO,
&c il-dl3t 1873 Broad street.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


t.eo Dh oEsILE.rx At HoME-Tbers arc few fami.
s1 smsgfne, anywhere in which love IL not
possu g furnishing the iicenss for impolfsn psss
9 husband, father or brother viii sneak harsh
y Words TO those be loves, and thoss who love hin
s', simply because the security Of love and fsrni
y pride Keeps him from getting his head broken
- 10 shame thata man viii speak mora imnoIits
at sImes, to his wife OF sister. than hs ran.J
70 any other female except low and vic ions
one. IL II thus that the honest affections Of !
n nau ns1ure prove fc be weaker protection 10 .
woman In the family circle than the restraints ~
ana that woman usually 10 Indebted for
ekindest polteness fife to those not belonging
", 70 ner own household. Things ought not 90 TO be-
ne man who, because it will not be resented, In
no's ms spleen and bad temper upon those OF his
neat'n stone, 10 a small coward and q very mean
.nan. ... hlnd words are circulating mediums be-
atone for the harsh language and disresnectfnJ
! treatment too often iudniged in between those
.s uouna Together by Gods own ties Of blood, and
illustrated
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DEEP Ssow.-0n Thursday night last there was
heavy fall of snow in RicbIand and adjoining
towns in Ashtsbnla connty, Ohio. gentleman
who resides 10 Richmond Informs us that the
snow was nine inches deep early on Friday morn
ing. He says that the storm on the night preyiou,
was very severe, and snow seemed to fall In
sschunks"- Cincinnati ENQUIRER
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IT, Reference. the public. o. ie-st;
/, ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.
RICHMOND AND


G4&tS& P EFT TERSBURe RAIL
kOAD.--YIKGINIA CENTRAL AND STATl
FAIKS-During the continuance Of the CentraIaBd
State Fairs at hichmond and Petersburg. tickets
will be issued over this road from Pet rsburg -
Richmond, and from Richmond tp Petsrsburg, at -
cents each.
All articles intended for exhibition at either sffhs
Fairs will be transported to the Fair st the regular
rates, and If no change n ownership has kken
place. they will be transported back free sf charge.
As this company is provided with bus lisstisl
number Of cars suitable for the transportation Of
stock. application must be made ct the freight o.
fee. at least four days prior TO the asy On which
stock is to be transported; stock may be drives
free of toll over The Manchester and Petersburg
Turnpike Read, distance % miles
oc ii--dtN3 Ell GILL, espt.
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yAs. A CowARDIN.
SPECIAL MOI TCBH.
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sass- PAPER Hsxelsas, .Sc.
.IofIN II ARG NA ULT Il.
tgI sIatn SfrrrC,

sousRE ABovENEw Gus TOM H0USR.
e. ~, in store pis Fail Ssock OF FRkNCH and
..%rgIcAN pApgR RANGtN0s Bo slers, Views.
:. All Nc,vet Embossed, 6iazee aat Plain, en-
s.s,,fe mary ses sne beautiful ii sles. He would
.s0 PARTICULAR attention to 'h" great no elegant
"srsN5 SATl0NS AND WOoD IA uTAT9ovS,
III ,arpsss jastIie and beauty at ever before
" -, a, Iris ratT Among shtm VII be found the
:, fIsREgF{PA y louis -ITT, LOT rs n. BRO,
., HIN fQftFRfAL l'RIAfEEf 0NS. ROF.S
r2-Flt rtEitNTE RACHEI RGsSE SEASONS.
,rvSi,N G0THIC 0AN, CORzNYl IAN, DC,
.lh U3ih the lew style ef deaoraasx rooms with
s,T MOOD sfOULDfNGS. heis psspss, ed 10 paper
.-.e Nall and Entries, In a style ED ca cannot
:, .ss,ied. and On moderate terms - any house
,~<.is Noaptry,
ri,in snA Glazed Papers ranging from II cents to
Pr roll
-, ,a,r1ipesi % 10 wcrs at bcw FIGURE an | feels
s 4 that he will offer :ess sndsscements q those
= may favor him with q cali 80 IL I'm
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BArAzD TAYLoR As PRISrfR. .-4Ths editor Of ths
Plymouth Qli) Locomotive, Who was printer in
the same Office where Bsyard Taylor eseryei his
tme,' tells some interesting remiuiscsnces Of the
great traveller:
we had the honor to succeed him IN our term OF
"desliship" In the Village Record Office, Westche..
YER, Chester county, Pa. We we'll remember the
time vhen he started out on his first atramp. y
with MS small satchel containing change or two
OF iinen, aud with fifty cents a. Q capital The
apprentices 10 those days bad 10 carry papers
.nrongn the country on horseback, and our route
was just past his fathers house. We do not know
OF single time, through rain or shine. that Old
taylor did not meet us ct the sad Of tie lane
VIE Gsppy smile, wishing us good day, and az
We would ha1d him the Weekly Record. be would
remars,"a fair exchange is no robbery, filing one
sae OF our ssdds-bags with nice apples sad grapes
ne was member Of the Society Of Friends With
n's !, Iitsis farm and family around him, be was a
Happy man indeed. He used to inqaira anxiously
aner bayard, and said, 'He liked to rambIe around
.oo much be was not steady enough" Little he
new then that his son Bayard, the printer . sp.
prentice, would be one day quoted as the creates,
travelling historian that America could boast of
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DxFENcE OF INSANITY SCR UP.-In the case Z
Capt. Holmes, trial at Portland for killing one
ofhis crew, the defsace of insanity was set up
In the evening, after killing Chadwick, witness
testified that he was 'raving, swearing, kicking,
and dsmnng everything an inch high and min-
ute old.o
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CAPrURE OF A CRMxas TaarroR .--rho I,,a.r !

= fellow who deserted to the enemy from the
English ranks when before sebassopoI, and by bis
treachery cansed the slaughter of number Of his
comrades, has just been captured In aapches ter.
and awaits the sentence of a court martial Tn.
eacherous information he gave Of the position of
.he company be had deserted from, proved guide
70 tue Russians, who, making determined attack
upon Them the same night, killed Captain the
Hon. Cavendish Brown and thirty men, Tole wa.
NOT given up With the exchange Of prisoners at
the end OF the war, but went to st. Petersburg
Desiriog, subsequently,, to return to England, he
contti1ed TO obtain passport, aud had been for
soo.e time in New York.
hcnard W. SnowdeD, of Louisville, fell q victim
70 yeiio~ fever in Mississippi, on the 9th inst.
Ihere were 400 deaths in New York last week,
and lo4 In Philadelphia.
Lieut. Wise, U. s. Navy, who is sojourninr In
Europe, Is said to be much improved in health.
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RArs.-A Mr.. Jenning says be employs four men
constantly to catch rats, aud that he has obtaiped
upwards Of 5000 from the Astor House, and 1000
from the 81. Nicholas Hotel; about the same mum.
ber from the New York Hotel, and lots from Tay-
lor's and a number Of other hotels In New.York
He supplies great number Of cities of the United
States with the animal. Baltimore alone being his
customer to the extent Of about OOO per month.
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An UPRIGHT PBopLE-The Jail at Monterey, High
land county. Va, Is, or was, fortnight ago, ten-
antess. This fact speaks volumes for the morality
and integrity of the good people Of Highland
The County Court has refused to grant Iicenss for
the sale of liquor at Monterey, the citizens Of that
village having petitioned the court almost unan.
imously that no license should be granted.
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SHOCKING DEArH.-Mr Seymour A. Gilett, far.
mer in Naples, Ontario county, was found in his
field on Friday last, horribly mangied to death by
. cross bull His clothing was found in tat.ered
fragments over the field. He had defended him
self to the last with club that was found near
him. The animal was immediately shot.
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NAvAL-The Panama Herald says that the U. s.
frigate Merrimac has sailed from Calao for the
Sandwich Islsnds, and from theaee TO coast Of
Mexico The sloop-ofwar Decatur was at CaIiso
on the 18th inst. The sloop ofvar St. Mary's had
sailed from San francisco to Panama. The irigste
Roanoke touched into Aspinwail on the goth inst,
and allied Immediately for San Juan del Sorte.
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NKw CoRS.-Tbe first sale this season Of new
corn was made yesterday on change. 1t was
small lot Of ooIy twenty-three sacks, and sold at
forty cents per bushei Of sixty pounds. 1t was
very fair looking eorn but not yet sufficiently
dry to store with safety.-Chicago Dem, 1ih.
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EsSS~ ~HaRrsHoRNs's CuRx-ALL--
TVE GFEAT PAIN xNNTRTLATOR,
ND KkMEDY Pok DfspRPSltl WEAK st ON.
- anH AND MEsK RNM EI.s

PREYS n MI n a CHE A{ST.
p,T-ly- - - and ~ cents ana one dollar
-IY GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MeDICA L
49," SNIRNCk
phRTSIuNSE'S CURE-ALL should be k@rt II
, families % case Of accidents or sudden s;ck ne~a
Il lueutty es in less tine than il requires to
& . physician.
u cures rain in any pert Of thes system ami is used
s,f-r.sily sui lnt'rnsiiy.
A. As tae t.Slaent caaog's Of the weather pro
- ha! Cold. Rhea- atisn Neuralgia .tor.
r r1s;. rain in The Bowels and stomach. Tooth u~
E.s ttNe ASue or Lurnrs in the Breast, Pain in the
/ g.. md Body: slso. stiff Neek-every person
. sgld sci bottle. It acts Ipsn the Nerves. Mus
+. Sinap. Blc0I ana Bones, and. by lis warming
A. roma qetic power. .expcls II rain from the 81
IA Get s. bottle aad try II.
VB-IfyoG have a Cough. use eHARTSH0RNk'S
qEtTQRAl sYHUp OF WILD CHERRY-itis The
4 Coush : rup in thA world. 2o and 0cts bottle
If yCu are Bous. use HARTsHoRNk'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. they act upon the Liver, ftoui
q ; and Bowels carrying od all Bile and toul Sc
,-s,iaus p ce2ts bcx.
lha sbove medicines 10 lie had at all Drug stores
,, gjthmond Norflk, Petersburg AID all towns in
Fgin.a. W lS-om
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DELAWARE GAMBLING. The peninsuar DELI News
says 'ssix hundred thousand dollars will be the
lowest sum offesed the State Of Delaware, 1T the
approaching session Of the Legislature. for an ex.
elusive lottery grant Tor twenty years, and = mil.
Hon can DO obtained for IL inst ~ easily
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OFYICs OF rgB U. s. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SscIETIBs, RICHMOND, VA.
September 10Th, 1858
zgs- Books for the entry of ARTICLES,
Intended for exhibition at the Pair in Richmond in
October next now open.
Communicate tas addressed to the undersig ghed
describing minutuly possible, the character oi
the article tp bee yered will be attended These
eUtre. IDnst be made prior to the 25th of October
10 prevent confusion and disappointment.
CHARLES DIMM0CK
seln-t2j0 Sec'y Va Cent Ag. Society.
Sf- Office ia tho Ballard HouIe, opposite the Ex
cham. Ho,Al.
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The GOSPEL IN CHINEsE.-The New Testament IL
about to be published in the eourt dialect of China.
in one octave volume of about one hundred and
fifty leaves at cost offrom twelve TO fifteen cents
copy.
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sss> TnE BEsr CouGH SYRUP IN TIE

lNLV. . =,
The lDs. Cough Syrup in the world is Harts-
A,rra', Ptctora1 Syrup II Wild Cherry.
his article is prepared by chemist, aRd is pre-
r.ced by medical iarr. and those who have useo
:, 70 be lie best preparation for Coughs. Colds
/ t5arrh bronchitis Ho8rsenes., Sore Throat from
au!i, and n preventive Of that lion OF disessts,
Consumption,
Persons who sing should use it. II is plrasont TO
tho ;s<,e saftens clears ard strengthens the voice.
,ats aiirritafiou OF the throat and lungs and pre-
yrats taking cold.
Eat,,ss Is and 90 cents and 81 Sold by all Drug
s-ts IN Richmoud, Norfolk, Petersburg. and al
WINS IL Virginia. &C l5-6m
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SUDDEN DsArH.-Edward Smith, plasterer from
Philadelphia, aged 2S, was found dead in room in
a house In Chesterfield county. Va, on Saturday.
He engaged with his father plasterDg the
house and retired to the apartment laboring under
a coDgestive chill. His father went to look after
him and found him dead.
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SOLAR ECLIPSE IN PERU.--We learn by way of Pa
mama, that on the 10th ult. Lieutenant James M
Giliis, Z. s. NJ member of the Smithsonian Insti.
tuition, was ut Payta, having satisfactorily compile
ted his observations of the total eclipse Of the sun
on the 9TH ult. In order to obtain advantageous
position, he proceeded to point elevated feet
FROM the level Of the sea, and about 800 miles dis
tant from the above named port. The object of
his visit was solely for the purpose Of making
these observations
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seu-Im sruere above new Custom House
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SEVERE PUSIsHMESr.-A correspondent of the
Petersburg Express says that Wiley Riddck, of
Gates county, n G, has been indicted for removing
his negro Willis, charged with rape, land since
condemned to be hung) out of the State lie will
be tried at the next court. The penalty annexed
to misdemeanor of this character, by the laws of
that State, is fine, imprisonment and pllory,-a
rather severe punishment.
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PERSONS IN ENGLAND who leave railroad cars
while trains are in motion are subject to legal
penalties. A lady was fined IS aud 5s cost, a few
weeks ago, for having stepped out of train on the
Crystai Falace line before the cars stopped.
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IrHARTsHonX.'s AnTI-B,I1ous Pills

I6rHARrsHoKNE's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
are the safest and best Purgative Pills In use They
act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels carrying
Gfipe are easy 10 their operation and can be taken
- sny time without fear Of expo They remove
olos IRON the system and prevent Rheumatism.--
~ ~ you snfer with any pain, use HAtTsH0RNE'S
CUks"AhL, the great PAIN ANNIHILATOR II
gau Rave cough, use HARTsH0RHE's COUGH
world.
Sold By all Druggists in Richmond. re i.-em
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PUTNEY & WATTS.
PIANOS, 6c.-P. II. TAY
#asas5oE 2Hs sg5G satSos e Ses .S1 SD PIANO k:s

Va 4 UMosD. VI0T6e rI nndersi.ned h.i Is Sis sole
agent ia this city for the sale Of the celebrated
NUNNs Il CLAkK'S PIANO FoRTEs. These In
struments have received the unqualified approval of
tho greatest Pianists in this county and Europe Es
also keeps Pianos OF Hale Co. and other good and
well established makers.
P. ii. T. keeps constantly on hanG assortment
Of the best MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Ausr
cal Merchandise in general:
Pelaubst's superior HELODE0NS, Of AZ, ana
sctaves with eingle and double reeds
Martins uErivalled GUITARS
In short, every article in the Music line may be
PRICES
The largest and most befntfnl assortmen. Of fash.
ionable, new and standard SHEET AUSIC 70 be
found in this State
~ A liberal discount made to Teachers and
Schools.
ST. Pianos tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos
taken in exchange for new cnce.
IN III TAYLOR.
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Margaret conaly. an Irish girl, tried in Boston
for shooting her sedueer, has been acquitted.
Parker Cleveland, Professor Of Chemistry in
Bowdcin College, Me-, died on the 18th inst.
James Krebbs, formerly of Winchester, Va, was
drowned at Fraser River, q short time since.
new Arsenal Is about 10 be built at Harper's
Ferry, Virginia.
The Uaited States sloopofwar Macedonia, Com.
mander Levy, was at Spe zzia 18th ulf.
. Sanford W. Barker, member of the Charleston,
3. c.. bar, died on the 1lih Inst.
Sweet potatoes are selling in Norfolk, Va, q
nifty cents q bushsl at retail.
The village ot Aurora III, which 10 the year
1850 had bnt1 Inhabitants, has nov sccoE-
ding to censua Just taken.
tion. J. ]. hchae, without opposition. hes been
eleted TO Congrrsa, In Mtssissippi, - suppiy The
oa.tnan.
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The New Orleans papers anneusce the deaths Of
zsuas I Bii0n, OF the 81. Charles Hotel, ard Wu.
Woods. Of the house Of 1. 81. Dsnniatoua 90.
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The PRIEST AND THE BRIGANps.-The Opinione of
Tnrin has the following story:-"The parish priest
Of 'srostica was called up few nights ago to ad.
minister the sacrament to dying person, and ss
he was returning home, accompanied by two vii.
layers, he perceived, to bis surprise, light in
cottage, Having with his companions entered the
mouse. they were astonished to perceive the occu
pier of It, his wife and daughter, hanging by the
neck to beam OF the ceiling. They cut them
down, and found that the man and the woman
we're dead, but that the girl, though senseless was
alive, and they succeeded In restoring her to con-
sciousness. She then stated that a number OF
brgaods headed by the servant of the priest him :
self, had forced their way into the house, broken
open all the drawers and closets, possessed them.
selves of everything of value and then banged her
parents aod herself. The priest, full of horror,
went homo with the two LIEN, and ordered his
servant to go into the cellar for wine. The man
made some objection, but the priest having insist.
ed. down he went, and the priest locked him in -
he then rang the tocsin. and nearly all the inhab-
itants of the village having assembled. he caused
the cellar to be entered. There were found there,
including the servant. six bandits, with booty
which they had taken from the PEASANTS house.
All the six we're Immediately secured"
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SENATOR FIrcs MALrRzAr,p BIZ IxDrAxs.-Th
Paul Pioneer aud Democrat OF thu s,h i,.t

Senator Fitch, OF Indiana, acsonpauisd by two
OF tnree friebds and guides, leo Sbh city few
weeks since to enjoy a buffalo bunt- an tha a..
yenne River, where buffalo are reported yerv
p'enty. The Senator and his friends were well
provided with animals, provisions, guns and am.
mneision. II 10 now reported in this city, on good
"usIo,isy, .hst the hunting party had been set
npoa BY band of Yankton Indians. who. 70 mn n.
ish them for trespsssins upon their lands. teok
iorcibie possession of the guns belonging to the
hunters, maltreated and mutiiassd their horses.
aha cautioned the Senator TO cease his slaughter of
buffalo and leave the country. DR.. Fitch and hi.
friends left Immediately for Fort Aharcrnmhis
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CTEAM SAW MILL u BER
~ SAWED TO ORDER-The subscriber. having
the entire control Of one o. the best STEAM CIR.
CULAR SAW MILLS in the Sta,c. los ated In VIZ.
aIs pine forest, near navigation. win contract To
furnish at short notice. in coed order and on reason.
able terms Framing timbers, sawed all sizes and
Dimensions and respectfully solicit orders for this
description OF Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARKER
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
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iREAK'N1 THEM Ur.-The Montgomery (Aia.) Nail
OF the 1ish, states that number of drinking ard
gambling heusos have been broken up n that city
by the Marshal About thirty barrels of whiskey
were destroyed, and large quantity OF faro and
other gambling implements were seized
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SUoaEsrror.-It is said that when the Niagara
and Agamemnon were beginning 10 pay out the
cable sea rrll lighted en- it, and getting stuck in
the tar with which II was coated, was carried
down. Possibly he has pecked hole in ii. Shares
will now undoubtedly GO up.
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EMIGRATION 70 K.NsAs.-The Kansas Citv Jour-
nal of the lst inst notices heavy arrivals of immi
grants to that territory, from the East and adds:
Our city is every day crowded with detachmonts
of this immense emigration, and there is one featur
among this moving multitude that We cannot fail
TO admire-iti is an emigration of fathers mothers.
sons and daughters, with all their household ef
fects and their stock aud pemeuts of gricuturc
to provide for their maintenance through the crl.
tiyation ard boun ties of the SOIL
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CHHL-The Congress of Chilli closed its session
on August 81. Among its latest acts was one au-
thorizing the Executive to purchase the Valparai-
50 and Sanfags Railroad, SO far as the shareholders
might be willing to sell. The branch of Copiapo
IS nearly completed. AD extensive coal IN ne has
just been discovered in the province of Chloe A
rumor prevailed at Valparaiso to the effect that
General Ecben'que had embarked new revolu-
ttonary expedition TO Peru. The American brig
Townsend Jones had been purchased and dispatch.
ed with ammunition.