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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
G0G WlNSq Rgl.
GOOD NEWS FROM HOME.

Good news from home, good news for me,
Has come across the deep blue sea,
FIom friends that have left in tears,
From friends that I've not seen for years;
And since we parted, long ago,
My life has been scene of wo,-
But now joyful hour has come,
For have heard good news from home.
Good news from home, &c.
No fathers near TO guide me now,
No mothers tear to soothe my brow.
No sisters voice falls on my ear,
No brothers smile to give me cheer;
But though wander far away,
My heart is full of Joy to-day.
For friends (across the oceans foam,)
Have sent to me good news from home.
Good news from home, &c.
When shall see that cottage door.
Where I've spent years Of JOY beforel
Twas then / knew no grief or care.
My heart was always happy there.
Though L may never see IL more,
Nor stand upon my native shore.
Whereer on earth I'm doomed to roam,
My heart will be with those at home.
Good news from home, &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02

Cane Cider.-The Nashville Homestead
says that, besides the excellent syrup and
sugar made from the Chinese sugar cane,
there is yet another article obtained from
it which is of a pleasant taste, and doubt
less healthy in its consequences. 1t is OBJ
tanned by putting the expressed Juice of
cane into any clean wood or glass vessel, al
lowing it to stand ten or twelve days, when
it assumes the appearance of limpid water
and it is fit for use. The flavor is similar
to our best cider, and we suppose it might
be properly called cane cider.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02

GARDENING OPERATIoNs.-Add
to Ladaes-Make up your beds early in
the morning; soac buttons on your husbands S
shirts; do not rake up any grievances; pro-
tect the young and tender branches of your
family; plant smile of good temper in
your face, and take care to root out all angry
feelings, and you may expect good crop
of happiness.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02

sA.A new stove has been invented for
the comfort of travellers it is to be put
under the feet, with mustard plaster on
the head, which draws the heat through
the whole system,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
AT COST.

AT CoSTs
~.s cut the establishment. Persons wish
buy CHEAP will do well to give us a
country dealers wanting goods to keep
-sf assortment will do well to examine
y'Iek' S as we will sell at Philadelphia prices.
D Country Produce, at market prices,
E received in exchange for goods.
G. w. SOULT,
II. III. COMFORT.
~'lstown, June 10, 1858.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
he West Branch Insurance Co.
OF LOCK HAVEN, PA,


|ysURES Detached Buildings, Stores. Mer-
,bandise, Farm Property, and other Build
Z, and their contents, at moderate rates.
DIRECTORS.
h. John J. Pearce, Hon. G.. C. Harvey,
iIo B. Hall, T. T. Abrams,
E,res A. Mayer, ID. X. Jackman,
[lres Crist, w. White,
Epr Dickinson, Thos. Kitchen.
Hon. G.. C. HARVEY, Pres.
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
no, Kitchen, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
ausl H, Lloyd, Thos. Bowman, d. d.
| 4 Winegardner, VIM, VANDERBILT.
| 4. Mackey, VIM. Fearon,
White, DIR. j. S. Crawford,
|ss, Quiggle, A. Updegraf,
Ia w. Maynard, James Armstrong,
(, Simon Cameron, Hon. VIM. Bigler.
[T@Agent for Mifilin county, G.. W. STEW
ET, Esq. aP23
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02

|tnnity from Less and Damage by Fire,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS By FIRE.
rankIin Fire Insurance Compa,
nv of Philadelphia.

Ice i3j and 437 Chestnut street, near Fifth.
|TATEMENT OF ASSETS, January /, 1858,
published agreeably to an act of Assembly,
lg-
|t Mortgages, amply secured, l,596,825 10
|lI Estate, (present value $780,
|10,) cost, ~ $50 50
|aporary Loans, on ample Col
ateral Securities, l0I, ,OSS II
eks, (pres't val. S76,9 ,964 22) cost I,547 81
les and Bills Receivable, 1907 90
r., 40,S55 as
sI,S86, ,904 "a
IPgpsIual or Limited assurances made on every
leription Of property, in Town and Country.
les as low as are consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, period of twenty
Eat years, they have paid over Four Millions
Dollars losses by fire, thereby affording ev-
ace Of the advantages Of Insurance, as well
NJ tie ability and disposition to meet with
#lmPtness all liabilities.
Losses by Fire.
.sses pad during the year 1851, 1903, ,769 4
DIRECTORS.
Il pas. Y. Bancker, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
#oas Wagner, David S. Brown,
RlGeI Grant, Isaac Lea,
POO R Smith, Edward G. Dale,
b ". Richards, George Fales.
/ CHARLES n. BANCKER, President.
w. A. STEEL, Sec'y pro TEN.
= Agent for Mifiiin county, III. J. WAL
NJ AS, Esq, Lewistown. feb25
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02

Raise your children right, and they will
be grateful in after years.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
WQSGgRl A NGOUS.
AN ADDRESS
BY

At the opening of the present session of the
Freeburg Academy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
TO Orr 20 irons.

We have purchased the extensive
B0OK A.YD JOB PRINTING
Office, formerly connected with the
Marshall Meridian" and are now
prepared to do all kind. Of Book and
Job Printing in a style not to bee sur
passed this -itlo Of New Orleans, and
at rates to saii tie times.
During our stay in New Orleans.
We viii make such additions to IL al
ready ample variety Of material, as to
guarantee It's being the most extensive
and best selected Book and Job Office
in Eastern 'aSas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
Attention, Democrats.

The Democrats Of Harrison county viii
bear in mind that the Democratic County
Convention IL TO be assembled at Marshall
on the 25lh Of May.
The Democrats of The different Boats
will meet on the first Monday ID May and
appoint delegates.
There Is ample lime FOR a fall aud fair
Convention, anil lot US have ono that vii.
coInr1arn nnl'el hellon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

TT Il will be seen, by referring TO notice
in our advertising columns. tAal an election
win take place. ct the Courthouse, on Friday,
The 2Sfi inst, for The purpose Of elee,iag .
Mayor Constable, and Aldermen.
Il u 10 be heped that The voters Of the cor
poFatiou "illeome forward, and take an inter.
eel 10 this election iha. they w.il lay al pre-
JUDGE aside. and eleei men who will do their
tnll. and give laalae n VI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

bled Thousands. but under cover 81 iir
smoke OF the battle on the admission OF
Missouri, No. Clay came to Washington
nnd made Dis compromise.
tul what was his compromise II was
this, That the Legislature Of the state OF
M.soan should. by solemn act declare
that the clause OF the constitution OF MIS-
sour. requiring the legislature to prohibit
tho migration Of itce negroes and mula,toes
TO the State, should Go, be construed 70 des
prige citizens Of any Of the tights TO which
lhey are entitled unGer the Constitution OF
the tuiled States Or, in other words,
dat the Legislature Of the State IF Nlsso"-
ri should hy solemn act declare shat they
would not violate lhe Constitution OF TIE
United States. which Constitution each
mgmher was sworn TO support quote
Gom recollection. lu, felg on my mcmory
/ vgs o iuamherol iae Convention, aud the
State Legislature. | participated 10 the
force of passing the " solemn act required
hv ST.. Cay's resolution, and was not lben
nor have ever since been 40 q loss 90 az,
dcr,mrl ths mon who took part ia the ~
itaHau Of lbat day.
Nr. Adams and Mr. Clay were eandi-
dates far the Presidency Tho Bank wish.
ed 70 obtain the power 10 locate their branch
es Ia the Siates without the consent Of tho
States 49, AdBmsused So. Cook % or
qaH9a sectional ano.siayey purity hos
cause De believed 'hal tHe sHfest means Of
er IyHE Bis am nu iHe Bauk es. d
Nr Diav g. aci on Hammond az lhe ascnt
ID tla.. a.I ia. otfsH-.ti1u % tho 81 .HIIs-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
Rail Roads in Texas

The present rendition Of the principal Rail
road. IN Texas j.. AZ near a. we can afrty. !,
Il, abou, ~ follows, The total eHe.A 81
grade as well - the amount OF iron laid n.
each road j. embraced in the following STAT
Y.nufs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

Vtft,li.t tsiauf.l Ola mast Sabbath nissan b.
e'ils Of tHiemtemuee il "aI te a' a-.',.
'iee'a'y de 'sAea isf i"e m'm4.i' oil "
o"h pefstas'.n' b.. '4oa'.y 'ilira'.' 10 '"'
.,,..l i. ...., ...l...4,.t b. .....tst,.......
n'o AGAINST di.vee M uI ia man #
ability Of benevolent ieoiaTs ard ~eaai e'.
lpte lbat good ssh fe-n'' from tue sermon
Rev z. u. wilson recently Delivered o. sern 10
J.rlod. tba.e aralat.p.aaaar ma4sas II
a oras, work Of pflm. The a88.r rs
wbala camlr.. needs IL. Na,anay ono ..s.
liam. la, ogs,y us,tisp Of lie t..#a. i,fau.
pofsn.e ba. made fearful stride. sei.I.a The
''.' ~" )'"''' . ''''e'''''.s ''''
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a. go" '''''''''''' "'" ''"R Is ''''' '''''''.'
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and death Iat moral influence of .uc.e,, .s
nll powerful, when IL is concentrated. an3 10
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

gr On Sunday last q Norl'er b.ew up, ana
'he weather was extremely cool for several
days On l'ae'iay moraieg lhe Thermometer
Mas aown e 20. Fears we're entertained Of
a frost, bat happily there was noae. We dread
to hear from our Northwestern praises, as wo
fear The wheat crop has suffered
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

H- Prof Foo,e, the great american vocalist,
gage grand concert at lhe Thespian Hall on
"Wednesday evening last, Mr.. +, Is an cSceilen,
performer. lie Was assisted by Mr.. J. G..
ffs'icfi, H. lhe eminent irasodian.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

About week since the village Of Wea
aion, IN Doddfidge county, rg.nla, on the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad, was almost
totally destroyed BY FIRE. some Gneen or ak
teen h9uses were consumed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

" We are Indebted to Nh r. PIKE for
late city pspers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
Mathematical.

Ma. l,Dmon 81 Laso heaid that it has
been asserted that the proposition winch
Appeared ia yourpapcr OF Marcu lhe 20.h,
"a 4 self cyideut ab,utaHY. Nuk not f,
bot as am no, accustomed to pJoqauu5-
log original mathematical propositions.
may aot bavo conveyed cl aaily the ilea
intended Il Is desired To- derbea Circle.
fie rega'ar inscyibci triangle ~ wic5
shaH hare as Sides Of eirea icaeih
Can scientific geometfcal solution be
eiyeu3 DlSClpULl5.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

DrArn OK TIN IrAcS john l,aipg, brick.
layer Of Baltimore while suffering ande- an
attack Of religious mouominia, wont Ga the
night Of The @iiA ult, into the ll,e Tunnel
On the Baaaofe aa3 Ohio Railroad, ana pla-
eng A.HseG 81 tie sr.es was torn TO ifag,
menis by train d cara. IIa bad several
times before been prevented from commit 9
suicide ia the sane aay.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

..H #f r.
eaa,a.aufset Isssas,8a.. 3. was Deemed
yn....,,t,fra5is aa. es...t mont to alarm
the .a,eIs with am appr.lt..5i5n that the
Union IA. In danaor-. that our sectional
e.. tIe,s could not be rocooeagd. And
uhyl II nabodv had believed tie a,on
20 ls .u.danser. nobody would have bad
eav gf.gt elatt.s unaa tle public gratitude
.fsr sa.Iae &c. aran saw that I qaoa
tom usm0fr, hui caua8t De mistaken %
Gle Facts
Utt' GREEN.
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.t.,.f. ....I I...I, wards ae u..r
san. 80 ..f.......l. Ig#eat #...a
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s..a....l IS. IA soma diligently winch .a-.
r4g.l ...s tsa ,esss s.aea between 3d.
l.#... 4e5 ps.g. &. ,a.as.ra. l...r,I
sla= ....d t.o #,lt rf... F.. t8tI..# g.r.
#..r..t ...s.r.a. .lsat,. ri t,ss. NHsai. l..s.
a,..s.e# n.iaz d4 l.aai Clfr. aad stated
s4ataa uas aa4 ans u,sW.A
on dM.r..t tae marsr 81 T.. SIC.
Murray. Ua4 uss re.ar g. iLndssaa.
met 5 .uisa# N Iefsa.u.e. t.0##Hslaue. +.
a fW miles distant Som Catts. 10 aH.
raareI d. r.rs t1 ayafd .rfsir,. aad ma DO
ao rp.s to t1. a'uaIau 81. Ca' o..
o. tuulr. g. ..a 81 ID I.I.r. !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

Con Harvey g 70 be assigned to tine com
mani q the iaii army which 10 be will
drawn from kansas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

iNpoBrANT rHoai MENic1.- Fall ~ me-
Jaare. esamenf.--Gouera Osolo had
taken Cuadalagafa, eap.atiug the entire
Gotemmoul Of Juaroz Iuarsz enj his
officers were permitted 10 leave the county
Gen p4uoi. and hs army hal sgfen,
derel Co iAe Iuaa1a Government.
Otolpwas on Bis return to AleSjeo; and
It was quite probable that he woald be do,
cared President
Vera Cruz was sill holding on, Tor tho
Coua,iiualualia,s
Goa. Echegaray WIS still IN the vicinity
Of Vera Cruz, and Gen. Lal,are had made
80 demonstrations againsis kehesaray.
Iampleo was heseged by Cen Gags.
TINS MlssIsslrpi.- correspondent Of
The WING, writing from Bolivar county,
Mss, April Oh. says lha. the river is from
,welss to eighteen inches higher than ever
known.
Tile leyee at ---- Swamp, below lriar's
Point, had been cnt by railsmen to g., TIM
Der ont, causing danage to the amount Of
$50 goo or si00 900.
The lsyee has broken near Col Ito,tsr's
plantation, ia Lunuica county.
The river Is sweeping through Phi!lips's
bayou and Moon Lake iulo la19o Pass,
ioundaliag gfoai extent Of eoeairy.
The destruction property is Immense,
and the damego o 'a, legeea Is ".sy heavy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

SfrsNnoAr CoILfHes - aa steamboat
Warrior, which I'm ibis porl for 1nsealoo'
"a Saturday evening, retained last eyeaias
disabled in consequence %! heiug run INTO
hY the Alice Nnisn about Two n,iles abose
Draks's Landing, e. tour O'Clock Monday
morning. No learn from Capt May, Of
the Warrior, that be had passed the VIVIAN
at Demop0l.s, bat was ovedahen by heF u
narrow pant OF the liver where there y"
pnly room Tor one boat to psss. Tho WV
iau struck tie Warrior absi, the port whes'
house, SCATTERING L aud bTesking the hos
chains, and rs she passed struck her asa''
Ia lrpal Of thu wheel.house destroying h'
bafbof's shop aud knocking down the eblmN
negs. Tho sla,boafd chimney went con-
rleiely overheard. breaking down the ha'
rIcan roof, sha,teting the cabin TO such Az
extent that L viii require to be partly re-
built, and overwhelming the cabin stoves
The other chimney fol upon the texas, as.
stroylug one side OF il. Capt. May uilh y"
vile and children who were 10 bed u Wv
texas. bad narrow escape. lie hA"''
bursting out as tho chimnsys went o',',
board seorched the boat severely, ana s''s
was with difficulty preserved lfon lsh'ps
fire. The Vivian passed on without ''of'
ping Aobtse .iereayg.
l.onefeIlow says:" Sunday is the golden ,iA'V
that binds to 7ethcr the volume of The Nteh'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

II Is Flld 'Hat tHo IWII4 slAie3 suTf0me
Count has made, decia ions OF case that
~sni from Che Ie1as courts. Involving tho
question OF tito TO an Eleven League
claim, sustaining tao validity Of those
grants These claims ceyer a largo por,
ton Of Texas and il they are sustained by
the Supreme court OF The United States,
Il VIII entail immense ppeunlarv distress
aud loss on whole communities. Tie
great macs Of eleven league claims have
heretofore been generally regarded rs
ffeudleat aud void, both by the people and
majority Of the lcgal proleasion.--D ai,
las Nerald
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Associate ylsiico,
G. w. DUGLEEEx.
OF roHr BEND Cor>rY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

Tor Attofno. General
M. u. GRAHAM.
OF rtsK COUNTY.
, 1858-04-23

There appears 70 be great dissatisfaction in
Arkansas and Texas, on account Of the with
drawal'of the troops from the Western frontier,
made necessary blythe expedition TO the Mormon
country. The whole line west Of Arkansas and
TszAs l. 70 be let unprotected. The forts are
I'll TO be vacated, and . distance Of one thousand
miles of tho frontier Of these two states with the
lggest Indian population on thsir borders in
the United States, Is LET entirely deienceless.
, 1858-04-23

The fiith section Of the act approved March Sd,
1s43, Is as follows:
SEC. g. And esit Further enacted, That claim
ants under the late pre-emption law for land not
yet proclaimed for sale are REQUIRED 10 make
known their claims in writing, to the REGISTER Of
the proper land Office, within three months iTom
the date Of this act when the settlement has been
already made, and within three months from the
time Of the settlement where such settlemenf
shall hereafter be made, giving the Designation Of
The tract and the time Of settlement; otherwise
, 1858-04-23

ETATIoAERT-A good supply Of Stationery on hand
f-sm' J. n NEEKER SONS.
, 1858-04-23
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
srKttACooM, W. T., APRIL %, 1858.


a,
Of that heroic Ferry whose name /" nsepai"Oy
connected with tne victory 9. LAKE Ir'e IN 'ne
War Of lelS died o. MS residence IN new iork'
at O'Clock on the morning Oi inc 4tn Oh Marcn'
His life has been pcriOo ot continued toll IN
the service Of his country rom ms entry into the
Navy in lsoS - . m'oSn'Pnan' up '" tne ume
Of his decease'
A native o. tne on'e Oh Rhode Island ne
was born I" south kingston IN iIso' Lie made
,hs ,se AZ eIchtesu vas ,r.Dssrr,, 10 the friOate
Nn;,sd S,o,r. and .f,er Ave mon,hs du,v retnrn.
a - ,he pr.'iaeD, .o,nu,.ndsd hv ,be .nll,n,
,Decatur Win whom bo seryed Ear EIGHT months,
m Isis be was promoted n the rank Of Lien.
s...n. ,nd s,.,ionsd Sor two wears Al the Rrool,.
Ivn N.vv Yard n Win be seen tbat his novitiate
-. .....a .,,,d A.. .or.,,d,r, .csr.s NJ ,t.,
-. -h,.h -. n. en;sh;r. hlow ~ Rr;,;sh
,,,..,..s..D :. m, r..ers T1,orsd .m;a such
-. ss..s. n. rhsls .I,sr ia ,e,.;nsd ~.
s.-..,.s .,,,,,... ,,h,.h ,L.r .a,rd., .,a Sol
s.io,.a .hos. ou.l;,;es AZ { cOmm.nds. vh;ch
s',h..cr.n,,v ,tt,ired sar him the sr.t honors ~
,hs American Nsyy.
To him as much a sny ono the Colonization
4,
Society are indebted for the selection Of the
Liberiaa setieneut whittier be was sent with
Com. Robert + Stockton and others in the ship
Csane He served In this vessel till 1921, from
whence be was ordered to the command Of the
schooner Shark in which be visited the colony
VI the Mesurado andsiterwards the West Indies
In search Of pirates In 1894 he was with Com.
Rodgers, on board the shiPOfthe-line North
Cdreliaa, during her whole cruise He was
pfoMosoa " tno se.A se.A " SV"ua"uei' ~" !"
, 1858-04-23

In Washington city. recently. in ariOt, John
Rawlings (abcy) was shot dead, Dink King badly
wounded, and q. W. McElffesh slightly wounded.
, 1858-04-23

The Steam FrigAte Niagara Is an ready for sea
at New York She goes out for the purpose Of
assisting IN laying the Atlantic telegraph cable.
, 1858-04-23

The following is the form Of presumption dc.
claratory statement:
!, of being
have, on the day of AID. 1S set
tied and improved the quarter Of section
number in township number , Of range
number in the district Of lands subject to
sale at the Land Office at Olympia, W. T., and
containing acres, which land has
not yet been offered at public sale, and thus ron
dered subject % prirdte entry; and do hereby
declare my intention to claim the said tract 81
land as presumption right, under the provisions
Of said act of 4th September, lsll.
Given under my hand, this day Of
AID. Is
In presence Of
, 1858-04-23

his claim to bc forfeited, and the tract awarded
to the next settler, in the order Of time, on the
same tract Of land, who shall have given such
notice and otherwise complied with the conditions
Of the law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

~ FAIL 1858.
MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY.

T.R.PRIDnA o. ar srewdins their walerooIns
with everything that y n<w siegaIt snn rS
and substantial In heavy starls aud D5mssI'c Dry
sr .. . + ss :as d sDs
at no season. however dull %. thss strangers ana
others may away: come With the full r , q
ip sstent .eiecsion. variety and price. they
ss a.sssr NV I'D iii With
great confi ience :ths present Aufnno invite bofh
Who'll sale and retail hnyers 10 give them the benent
the most critical that they bring both skill and en-
tarprise into requisiiion In making up their sup
The limits Of an advertisement will not allow any
enumeration-they. viii therefore name only few
Of t sesls ,ssl onncsa sii Robes g eunee
Do DO do do, ala Aguilla
Rich Cashmere Robes. double shirt
Rich valeneis Robss, ia Princess
Do Toie do Nouce
70 Robes, erich ard new) y jaw Cracker
Enxiish Scotch and American Dc Laines
Do do Prints. great variety.
Merinos. Cashm g !, s.. AZ SIS IS .prurvr
Black Cashmeres. Meriros, Bombazines. M. ,a
EMSRofbs sTYf bsssp 3 M
Honis2n Lace sets p0n. % applqHs rys 40 Ho
SPfta II. WAT nius. SSttfs MUS NDsthFse Nailp.
Linen Setts; Misses Camb and Nus. Sets. in varie
ty, DC. &C. -
MANTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
And &C ming in daily Shaws OF every description.
Velvet ami Cloth Cloaks. with all the newest wrap
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin and Lace Curtains. Sat Dsmask. Broca
tetiss, Union Damask. Tassels. Gimps. Friuges Cor
nice. &c.
FURs of every kind worn in cu- climate
NERD DEPARTMENT AND HOUSE KEEPING
GOODS.
Linen and cotton sbeetings, Table Damssks, Tow
elings Diapers, Huckabaeks Bed Blankets. CRIB
Blankets. Dimitys, white and grey Blankets. 81
Pulled Cloths Sleeps Gray Sattinetts, kerseys.
Plaid Lipseys. Plaid Cottons, 0znahurgs Fianneis,
Kentucky Plains Georgia Plains. &c, &C.
In this last heavy goods department, 20 full and
crowded are they, that in order 10 make room f'r
ether goods new en- the way. they will cicse out
large lets to merchants fan mers traders. manutsc
furers and others at bare commission upon the
cost -,
Sc l4--fm PhICE w. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

New York. Sept I5-Fleur firm and unchanged
Wheat lGe2c better Germ firmsr. Stocks duii ana
lower: Virginia 6s92
EgwYoRK Sept l5.-Cotton is dull-bnyers and
sellers awaiting the persias advces snirits OF
pentiue firm at 49. Resin firm at Sll9lIo. Elce
firm ut 3GS3s4.
The weeks return from the New York Banks but
six show The following results: Specis sz2. 49 1876,
loans s9s 2aJ 5sl. The same banks showed last
week Specie s22 s0S 62, loans sas. 39)l74. shown
decrease of about in specie and 800 900 in
loans.
Sales in New York, Thursday. Of $1,000 Va 6's at
n,r<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS. !
THE GOLD prGGrN0s WEST.

sf. Louis, Sept. 15s-Aecnunts from the geld
mines 1t Pixies Peak, are corrohorated, and COM
panies Of emigrapts are forming In all the princi
pal cities Of Kansas. stage rnute 10 about 10 BE-
opened from Fort Riley to the diggings.