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Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

10 The San Antonio Uerald eon,ra-
diets the report that some of their lIexi.
can citizens were to hold meetings in
Western Texas to take into consideration
the subject Of emigration to Mexico. 1t
appears that the meetings were held for
the purpose of making arrangements for
celebrating the Fourth.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

r1- The attention of our readers is
invited to the circular address on our
first page, relative to the removal of free
negroes from this State.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

Ne learn from 4Ir Nichols. agent of
tha overland maiI company VI this pIaee.
Ia4l the company under charge Of Mr.
la!cott, ~arking the roal from here to
Ircs'oa, are making fine beadwav, ana
that era long the road viii be in splendid
order i1r travelling WE also learn frlm
the same source that Mr.. Crocker Is look
cd ior hourly--Ft Smith Times.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

MEXICAN ArFARs--The latest adriccs
from Mexico state that the forced loan
from foreigners had been repealed. and
that the Americans sent out of the country
had been invited to return. Gen. OsolI5.
the great military leader Of the Zuloaza
party, died Ii san Luis Potosi Oh the
18th ult
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

''scra.ch the green rid Of 4 sa7linr. W
wantonly twist it in the soil. and the
Scared and crooked oak will tell Of thee
for centuries to come" How forcibly
does this beautiful figure teach the lesson
Of giving right instead Of wrong tendon
cies 70 the young mind
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

Crops IN TEXAs.-The accounts from
Texas continue to be very favorable of the
growing crops. The corn crop is said to
be secure, and cotton and sugar were nev-
.er more promising.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

y DUEL.-A duel was fought at Virls-
burg on the 22d ult-, between l. II. Pat
ridge, one of the editors of the Vicksburc
Wing, and William II. McCardle, of the
Nicksburg Southron. Mr.. Partridge was
wounded in the leg and his opponent re-
ceived 4 wound in the heel
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

DEATH OF WILLIAM T. PoBTEE-A
despatch from New York announces the
death in that city n the 1oth alt, Of
William T. Porter, editor of Porter's
Spirit of the Times, and well known as
one of the leading authorities and writers
upon all matters connected with the turf
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

SUGAR.-This article continues tocom-
mand more attention in all the markets
than any other. The fact i that the
stock in all the principal home, as well as
foreign marts, are smaller thai last Wear.
Prices a7c continually advancing.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

The MEXICAN MIssToN.-It is rumor-
ed that the mission to Mexico has been
offered to Mr.. Benjamin, of la, and that
be has declined it.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

STRATED-A horse from the Puml
Spring camp-ground, on the 10Th ult
See advertisement.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

L. s. SEvArorsRoM TExAs.-Gov.
Runnels has appoied Col. Matt. Ward,
OF Cass county, toucceed the late Gen.
Henderson III thcF. =. Senate.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

IaE NicARACCA T,ASsIr R1urE.-
The report chat Com. Vanderbilt had pro-
cu7si from President Martinez am czcla-
sive transit charter TO cover tae Nicaragua
route, Is eontradietcd. Yussagi, the Ni-
earaguan AiHi.;cr, has published n card
denying that lie has any Lnowlel 90 OF q
contract made With Ms. Vanderbilt Or
amy other person. lie says that his g1y-
erument has stipulated that it shall net
contract with any other power or company
while the grant to the laud company re-
land company, or as it is called, the Ni-
caragua Canal Company, also rub.ishcs q
manifesto, in which he asserts that the
canal or 10 White Grant, Is still val-l.-
lie says NaHdelJilt's charter is condition
cd on tie Hon-fulillmcnt o. the Canal
Company's contract, which has tyo yerrs
more to run, and that this IS a contingency
which can never occur. Tie same. lie
says, is the case with u. Beily's scheme.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

THE TEHUANTEPEc RoUTE.-A vessel
sailed from New York on the 18th ult.
for Minatitlan, with large number of
laborers for the Tehuantepec Railroad.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a, ts5s.

THE WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The
weather continues excessively warm and
dry. The upland crop of corn is suffer
ing from the drought, snd if it continues
.dry eight or ten days longer the upland
cotton crop will be materially injured
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

INDIAS Agent. Samuel H. BlaIn. OF
t,- heen apP~--.ad by the
President, agent for the WIchitas ar.v
neighboring tribes west Of the Choctaw.
and Chickasaws, in the place of y. H.
McKissick, removed.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

To BE DIsBANDED.-It Is stated thai
the U. 5. forces in Florida were ordered
to be disbandel on the Ist inst.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

The only living heir of the late Presi-
deat Monroe Il Samuel IL Governeur. a
clerk in the Treasury Department. His
mother vas the Presidents youngest
daughter.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

"A son IF G- H. r. James, the novelist
rnd British Consul in Virginia. onlv eler-
eh Years old, has written poem for the
Southern Literary Messenger, which i
very highly extolled by the press.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
CHA AND THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, July 2i.

NAsHINNION, July = !,
There Is good reason to believe, from
recently received information, that our
Government Is likely to acquire the island
Of Cuba.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

B4~ Postmas.er-General Brown is at
present on visit to his plantation in this
State.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

SSg- The number Of bales Of cotton ship
ped from Memphis, from July 1st, 1857,
to june sob, 1858, VS. 23s,OS1, at AZ
estimated value Of 1,G5f,O5
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
n.ENEI.tL Nt-...-

Turkey Las promised ID avcn-e tie
massacre Xii thc Christians I'D Jedda.
II is reported THAT England anI France
Hil takc possession of Jlllo.
Thc lalple rebels defeated the Srcnle
troops az GcyaliJr. < strong British
.lFra "7a .I =IarrI= ur r-carturg uuva-
iiUr.
ihe India lii was passed b. the House
XIII Commons, also t1 b second reading i'll
iLe House W Lords.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

Sa0- 1t i rePorl that Spain u prcpar-
ing an cxpcdition 10, 900 men to be sent
against Mexico.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

Ca Vesuvius has ceased to be IN erup-
tIon, and the volcano has resumed ito
ordinary appearance
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
TFl.SYk.VGTON .vEF.G
MAeLLINnInE. .Lrl -

Nh AeIiAGTnN- JItE ~.
"a dispatch fr1m Uial of tlc 4Jtl WHY.
was received to-day by the Department.
Orders Aad bccn issued lhat w, nne should
leave the ranks Of tie army III passiu.
ihr.uz.i :'a-t Lake City, cEea apt lrom lib.
sDlute necessity, ana tAat clra Should bo
taken that the herds did not tlcspa,s upon
thc icid- uf the citizens.
An officer Of the army, writing from
Washington Territory relative 10 OH.
'-ttptog's defeat, sly4 ;hlt tle ryute cssl-
ward and norihward OF Cllvii.e Is now
virtually bioc5adgd, and that no gne cross
es Snake River, and that it Will reauire
ioree ten times M iar-e as the present
oue there before peace can b1 restored.
Mr. E!more has been appointed Asso-
ciaie Justice tur kansas, vicc Cato. rc-
signed.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

NJ. I. Holt elected Pr, bate Judge, y.
b. High, Internal Improvement Co;nmis-
siouer, J L. Gratiot, Surveyor, and ". A.
Alexander, Coroner, by large majOriiics-
Sanders, elected Clerk, Sandefur, Sheriff.
Hubbard Common School Commission
er, and Phillips Treasurer, without on.
position.
Justices Of tie Peace fer O-oH Tei7e-
shjP.-B. Z. Fail, VI. V. King, S. H.
Harvey, J. c. Clark, II. Moss, 7. Smith,
4. B. Curtis
CoBs,oI3s.-G. l.. 1TcEuioht
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
L-lTER FHOV ETROPE.
NEW YORK.. Julv 1e

The steamer Europa. from Liverpool
wiLh dale= Nv tla llth- ha- arrived oI
Cape Pace.
fommerriai aaF Efa artrt.-~ale- of
" tt0n tur tlc wgek, a,1yJ balg5; aII quaI-
iiils slightly declined; holders offered
freely, bli showed no disposition ID press
sales. Cotton quiet sale of cotton "
-fccuiatar-. ,nuJ bales tl czpare=a- q, Il
jJN, at v decline ol I-lGm.l. Duu.a-
:ions-OT.eaHs lair; S ia: Niddi.n-. ID:
Mobile Fair, T-d; lIidllinz. G l5-Ifl.
Stock in F1ri, 65, ,0JJ bales, of which
5Ir-liJ wcra American. Manchester
adFilg5 favorable; all qualities Slightly
advanced.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
NEWS FROM UTAH.
ST. JOSEPH. July D

ST JosEPu, July y.
Ihe Mormons have all returned 10 S,l:
Lake City and different parts Or the Tcr-
Titory Ihe army left the capitll for &C.
dar Valley, forty miles below.
NEWS BY TIE NORTH STAR.
The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon u coming u
America.
The allied naval expedition had organ
lied to seize the shipping and stores at
Peiho, destined to supply Pellin.
Queen Victoria contemplates visiting
Cherbourg to witness the French naval
review
Explanations were demanded from the
Vieeroy Of Egypt, about negotiating loan
with the English House.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

The steamer Indian has arrived at Que
bee, with dates from Liverpool to the
18th inst.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Sales " Cotton for three day, $1,000
bales All qualities declined ld-low
qualities most. Sales Of cotton to specu-
la;ors and exporters, 1000 bales each
Market dull.
Manchester alyiccs unfavoraJle- Lit
lie inquiry and prices weak Provisions
dull
GENERAL NEWS.
AHnnf'e CaJfe.-The Agamcmnon has
returned. The cable Gect starts on the
18th.
Tho firo-Work manufactures at London
exploded; 100 persons wJundeI-s0Iac
fatally.
III ~ rumorad that Mr. Allen McNab
IS first Governor OF New Caledonia.
At Liverpool :he Chamber of Commcrce
remorializll The Government 10 protect
iho citizens against forced loans in Mex
Hwy.
The London Times encourages the an
nezati8n XII Cula IN the United States
The House os Lords passed a biz to
permit Che House "a Commons to admit
Jews to Parliament.
FrGAce.-COmmereial affairs improved.
There arc rrmoFs xxi another conspiracy +;
some arrests have been made; Italians are
implicated.
- Naples offered th1 owners w Cagliari
100,O francs for his detention, but the
offer waa declined.
The rebels of Central India were trou-
bles1me. Campbell was still az Futty-
ghar.
CLiaa.-The allied feet anchored of
thc mouth o. i'al. They expected t1 can-
turc the fDrts I'D few days
The bill providing for thc Government
w Ncw Caledonia passed t3 Y second read
ing IL the House Of Commons.
AK IN supposed ihlt iha Agamemnon il
in mid-occln. preparing for y fourth W.
tempt to lly thc cable. The Niaaari has
coaled and i= ready flF sca- The Direct
ors will await the arrival of the Agamcm-
nun before determining future plans
Frqacr.-Thc Bank or France Eas Fly
creased specie during thc month c-4ht
millions 0f francs
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
NEWS FROM MENICO.

NEW ORLEANS, July n
lhe steamer Gen EuzE, from Calves
ton and the Rio Grande, has arrived. with
dates to the 2lst.
san Luis Potosi has been captured BIZ
ihe Constitutional party under Vidaurri
lt i rumorcd That Zuloasa has ilcd thc
city Of Mexico. '''1
Ihe Liberals are about to unite against
the city. 7'''4''
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
NEWS FROM KANSAS.

Sr- Louis, July 24
The Kansas Herald says that Calhoun
WITH issnc certificates ~ those who are
elected. The Free State members frca
Loayenworth county viii receive ccr.if-
Gates, giving that party 4 majority III
both branches of the Legislature.
lhe Herald ezAorts the people w rote
lnr The En.lish nrl;r.....
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
WASHINGTON. July 20

NM NhsTIINHIUAr July 90
Ihe Secretary Of The Navy refuses u
make Portland the terminus for the Col
lins line.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, July "A.

The steamer Indian has arrived at Que
bee, with dates from Liverpool to the
I'LL -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 22-6 p NJ.
The Persia, which sailed to-day for Europe, took out
35T5 AT specie Tho exchange market was dull Al the
close; my parties refusing buy at tho high ask
ed by bankers We quote st-riDg bankers at 1922 X
mercantile TT les4 ZOE; francs, 5.l2k a SIS Some
Southern bills done at 5ls. There is no change in
The rs6iiy market
Tfs stock exchange very duii and inanimate 10.
Iay, though in some instances thorc advance in
prices State stocks rather lower Mssouris closed
al decline Of ~ All descriptions Of bonds lower;
the Illinois bends sold low a. aud the La Crosse
grants "a The speculative railroad list was gene
rally dull and lower the ming; but in the afternoon
there u moderate rally. Still, compared with
yesterdays closing prices Rock Island declined u dur
ing the day; Illinois Central, Y; Galena, 4. These
the leading speculative stocks Of the day is them
tha1 the great contest between bulls and bears is
beng wagei. The Michigan shares stronger To- day
Michigan Central advanced e y, and the Southern
guaranteed Il. New York Central and Reading
gener ally neglected and did vary much in price, The
thing may be sand OF Panama. Pacific MAIL and Hud
River which not the object Of much attention
from specusors We note a sale Of American Guano at
~, decline of "a per cent from the price lately cur
wo informed this company has just sold
cargo Of euano Honolulu, aud that purchasers here
being supplied from tho cargo of the White Swallow
The closing prices Of the day, quoted by Kowask
were: Missouri's, 500 u; New York Central, S3k sax
Erie, 1874 II; HUDSON, $685. Readng, SIX 81 Mchi-
gan Central, 81 III Southern guaranteed, AK a Pa
mama, 40 IA Illinois, e51s &C; Galeus 70 y; Rock
Island So n La Crosse, 3; Pacific Mail, 90k ~ Tho
market closed steady.
The business Of the Sub Treasury to day was
Total receipts $ll4587 IS
From cuFt"H's.. ....................... 6o0o0 W
Iota! pay inehs 23o, DOS 03
AV'ii of"sif9o -
The exchanges tho Bank Clearing House this morning
were si@ 47 ,7se a. and the balances 81 407 100 25
Tie Newark Backlog and Insurance Company has de-
csrei somtsnnuai dvideui Of five per cent, payable
January B. and the Boston aud Providence Railroad Com
pany dividend OF three dollars share, payable January
L. to holders OF stock December n.
The foiowng statement of tho earnings of the New
York Central Railroad for the month OF November 1858,
copa ell with its earnings for the corresponding month
Of the previous year
tcoo Soso,-Io 10
lebT oio,oo' VI
Decrease. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S20,i4S 90
The earnings for November 1885, $3.50 92s, that,
Chs year, earnings in fact about $l55 500 below
what tbey we're when tie Central doing average
business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

TIE mecca In receipts ~ the ports compared with
1850 23l 900 bales. The In exports 10
Great rrtatu, compared with 1898, u 90 bales;
other tDean ports - 0uo increase France,
~ Total tnCre cXparta, 81 900 bales WA. y.
wreht IN hs circular for tho Persia. states that his
opinion ia lavOf a large crop has undergone change.
Most New YORK estimates do not vary materially from
3,5oOtE0 bales
fElaoiuS were inactive, ant engagements for European
rorts generally quite limited. ro Liverpool 17b boxes
bacon were engaged n liz Co., lud 100 tnrccs beef nj
ap III ~ tondon retes unchanged, bit engage.
ments we're light, While thefe We nothing to Ghss0w
or London
MnAN.ra -Thc sacs embraced about zoo bills New
Orleans ~ SO 80 i J6c, To- bnls ba nusc0vaio al ,jc.
A. hhus. common fOFO REQ al 90
NAstL Sr9sts--Tar market Wa quiet Small sales
Fprte repOrg1 at y 80. Noanon icsin Was que
a. ~ Boz 81 So aoat and from yatd, while crude wa
beid at 90 a.
Ons. - nsecd continued nrn, with moderate sales
Tue Whd'crlTns Sh,pvtng Tit the following review
81 the Nov Bedford market for lie week ending tho 2h
inst The market sperm has been quiet since our
more than purchasers willing pay AMI tho market
n without trautacons. Whsle also quiet tho sales
for the week include 600 bbs b5c an 200 d. at 5Jc
per gallon also 20 bbs South So inferior at 4G'
PROvEflNs.-lOrk-Ihc market css buoyant,
while the demand continued fair for Future 10.
livery. Tho sales tn spN embraced about
400 a 500 bbs., including new mess at sls 49,
bic May AMI June at SIS So AMI 300 do for 18TH Jan
uary, n SIS 25 and privilege contracted Cor the
refusal 81 600 bhs any time within months nc So
Beef buoy ant "a sales Of about 400 bbs in
cudng country prime nj SO 81 So, do AZ 81 SO
%. rcpacked Western NJ e. ~ &1O IS and extra
do. ~ $40 81 sil 80, and sales OF 2o0 bbls. Chicago
prime mesa were sold ~ $40 sis and l2o do, CHOICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23
MAkl1IME INTEL b Ia ENCK.
ssr &C
II soo~ Ri,ss eve > 80
sF-x............... sIgB morn 10 ID
Fort oT Nrvy York. DcrSnler a. 1853.

oiIARFD
Steamship Star OF the south. Lyon savanna,s Maiii
".au,saip Roaues, Skinner Norfoik-a Luiru
Steamship Potomac. Watson. Baltinorc-h u Cromwell
.,ship RStard hsOr Wellington. New oreans-stAntou a
shin Aeufs Lse,s watts New orlcips-S n Brigham.
Iars paeT'h Lambert Gls1os -l,une,m ptaon
hsfs Ir,es, ,S.'r : 1hSms. Na'9l ,h''ps
LARK Utah Gates - eorge-G ourani
az ss,s 81 Agnes '' o''o' f1''' l'..ad'-' Whitney
Rrr i io1r. MIS-. IN char~.toa -plise@ raer
sshs ns ~. n.rs.s. .s,sn, 1S ,,,,,a -m.
ScLr Alraa a ll5rl. iiryaa Nsnuoe,b ss.i,s .nea.
scI ta,. cYo ,,, s,~ ..'s,S. s..e 4 ; T,i.
scir Joio nos,on. Lingo saynna ralnan.
ssar rrr. .s @' Ma.. RsSa.s'- rsssa
scnr i'hug' s.ar 1000 tsi RIVER
s."p rSo.sls e. ters Rev l,srai.-i d Edwnris
steamer Colc.ra. Norman. fhil.deiohiA
ARRIVED.
= taaearH Oh ca,mnr a'.ew, pc Mn w.,
80 str oeafs hFrrrrntel 80 4 dags ,iter a,fuas
,st,e " hrh sirrrrus for the res - ,he pasare
snas il N.sfi ~, n.re ~ dersr - 'n.h 4 = ~.
Iut,tn froa, los'.t y, ,ialif,s ~ ,iyerssi
.rser. :, II \ .S@ee! ~, ''''''' W" u
* s,s.4 ,;epfse ,rers, Marley Baltimore, wis nc,
tshs i~rirr 1.rty rio Grenic, soys with hiaes ssr,
sotb teye ste vas ron NeN oulon unfsr.'ooi shs was
CIR su..r . dr. Nshsn ch.roao,o~n, rEI sdaya, with
rtist,ts sre oats - y x p-wof
rive. - st9rrs csstrn.n 4 %
A,irr wsrt,.r -.l,oa Ch,rlesaa, days, waa coson,
scr y,iage Den inet.y rs' '",gsi' for Bo''on.
sttr +t trcver .srlri tsa'ine sdays.
~cAs A,.-u,b. Peueo siii N.-baryport B dsJa
s'esa.r ss .r Ar,y rrysaess ,oa Me-, to.,.
inflow.
silr otcna. fesv', rim New orlcars ~ith mdsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

Gl Of sq. Reef hams quiet at sl3 sl5. CT
Is and bncon quiet. and prices wahoat chlase
d was IN. With sales OF about 800 bhs. at lltic.
Ike, and 600 bbs reported for April ini hN ~
NE Butter cheeee in steady domani, WIN
Few sales
RCETbe gales embraced about $50 casks at % $40
SUGARS were steaJy, vito tases OF SO nnd- " -
Or.a.s at 7c SC aud $50 DO. Cuba AT 6tsc %, P'
200 do p>~to RICO at o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

fMnafilHt h'AleS continued urn NJ our
salss 81 about 100 bb SltAern -four unchanged,
whie sale made " FAIR extent, embracing about
100 tbs closing within the range Of our quotations.
Nsxali and ta GEE With itnt1p = we're held at - 80,
With some rquuy cor export t. tcup cal ports. Wheat
va IN fair request, white sles ntei The trans
actions embraced about 1000 5000 bushels, IN.
sludlrE mr. ONO winter AZ 81 20 in store, good
ri Southern az 81 -, AMI woHe Western Al 81 81
Corn va Ant In better request, with sales Of about
= oe hshrs including Western m.Nca al 1sc. u &C
7Sc ia stofc ana ceuveret. Rye was quiet at sc.
sOl barley guct Oats continued arm, with sales
Of state al e. a hlc ara Western al SIC. 56c X.
Crir3 Tho market steady, with sales 81 a cargo
q 400 baGs santos t y T., AMI small lot OF Java, 90
yernmcnl t,Es, at axe The stock IN this market com
pfisss about LIE bsgs of Rio, aud % 900 mats and
bsgs ~ all htfds
tcrrnS Tho sales embraced abort 900 bales, ncud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

RoDas, DECEMbEk %,
HasoEII.A. McUS. .........,
I Eob Ito eoAip&As
~. arrlhIns SEQ.
An TIN sor AGENTS
srw Yors :. r',t's'or,c COMPANY.
| tor s.ir "a ho.es.ie and rei.ii
'"h ''''' eli si',a s&n s M pna nS'' VIEWS
snu-ns instructive cnlrr,.!nment e"o be desse
Abt. at wsh orr DOZEN p'c'ures .........".,...,.
Al s'ruu, ~nl o. dozen pastures .............,..
a. ,n.,rn...n, ~ io,'n nc,arss announcement
= "-''", s .rs S "Srg '' se;. ss:
Ar i"~'r,m.n, Nrh toze cEsrss .,... .........
"a sisuinent NH one doz =. ,,,.,,..........
- instr, Win DOZEN cict. >pon-ea ....'. /
Al .m. .,s.S ~is s's den ssd IS e
ARD oners finest paper pictures, ..,..,.
Ar r-.rums., ~is 2 glass seizures pi.in -, /
iS'V'Hc AIS AND f az Isso psoVfs Foa " ' '
Consisting OF twenty persons taken In su, '''
msnner
fsfT 81 a., sa .':.s,
IMPORTERS of all kinds Hnnsar.n chsmp,gnes and
! 10 storc a number of cases,
each case containing bottles White do red do des.er.
ss s sd and bottle brandy and all
(yAYETrY's MEnICArgD PArER-Dsa0r a ANs
To- sale ALEC Calender Co.. fSii.d.ipsi. '''- N-
HOLIDAY CARD.
FROM THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
JNo. FARRELL,
ns CHAMBERS STREET. NEW YORK.
EXTRAORDINARY CHANGE. RARE OPPORTUNITY.
FOR MrLLISERs AND OTHERS
We rAnrs, FER ARABIA
CASES OF HEADDhEssEs.
ORIENTAL TURBANs, Co1FFuREs. &C..
COMPOSED MATERIAL,
ADAPTED FOR BALL. PARTY AND FULL DRESS.
ALSO LARGE VARIETY SPECIALLY SUITED roR
THEATRICAL AND STAGE COSTUME.
REAL OSTRICH FEATHERS. rirrEp Win GOLD AND SILVER
ExERALi,s, PkARLs,
ooRALs, READINGS.
FLOWERS OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE HUE, SHADE
AND COLOR,
GARNITUIED AND T..sstLATAp wIrn sPAsGLEs.
ZACH AND EVEN HEAD ORNAMENT
IN SEPARATE
PARTISAN MADE BOXES.
sPEoiAI.A ADAPtEp
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS AND NEw ygAks OFFERINGS,
THE WHOLE IN AMOUNT, ExcERDINd IN VALUE
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
These goods were by of our most dsing uished
importing houses
But CAME TOO LAIR FOR TaElR TRADE.
JUST III GOOD TIME rus oUe WANTS.
VIZ A&E ALWAYS READY,
ALWAYS IN E,soN FOE GOODS,
When can buy them To sell TO casouers1
LESS THAN HALF PRICE,.
eve goods hav been transferred L. ~ direct from steamer
no" at Boston, Al" e'sr"u"i Of % per cen'
We therefore enabec t. offer them to the at
oNETuIgD THEIR ORIGINAL CoSr IN PARIS.
We have dviledthem ia,o four lots AS ciows:-
Lot Nc LIN this assor,msnt there is so, al s. 60
ri.insl cost 81 30
L No 2-In tas ssornent there is 100. ATS
orisln.i cost, si5
Lot No Sin tn thee, is go at s. 80.
Original cost $40.
Lot No lin this assort- ut there ia COO at 81 90
original cost - -.
PHILADELPHIA Bostoa Raume,e broadway aud near " ,r,de
invited 10 call and examine The 200 anu ne prices
ONLY WHOLESALE Dl YER, SOLICITED.
the 3ist OF the pr-srat mO1th
WITHOUT ANY REG mp To rusm VALUE,
As lot January ,hc ribbon trio require.
exclusive attention Included tLis shioment
beIo TO the same purchase enabled 70 onar
800 boxes OF costly feathers mar,eou, ostrich 4c &C.
OF all coors, shades aud quai.iea
Tlese goods arc assorted oe oae dozen in each lot
ant are oaer-d AZ
SrGg pozfs.
Tbs property Is worh md +, rtnaly cos, s,s
i, =, IL. =, a .s ...,. a.. -.
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DART.E1Ts PATENT NoytorY s. SEWING Ma
ID chines-1ne Original and only praccsl family sewins
machines for Is Agencies .re being established VIII op.a
for retail sonn due notice given III cautioned
against purchasing using sewing tchnes la nhna the
neece beneath the Ia lp which nfrinre the
patents issued May L. 1850 and August II and ~ i>J5s=
cured In this Novelty saving machine all ~ho make
sell such will be dealt with tho full Of
Unite d states laws JOSEPH w. B.RttrTf pstsntee and
hceEsee uadsr s. q. Blose patent issued oct H. 49,,
DIRDSeLL'S ARNiCA LINIMrSr 1T Is WILL
ID known hst nuta is the hest thing TO asy pain and
This the hest niment 10 the world Try and
be cured. No "A Beekman street Twenty eve cents
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I,oAIA-si76 SHOVE OR EGG SIZE. BEST QUALITY,
~ order fcr days thu coal
No 81 stanton sect between Forsyth and Ghrisy streets
near g0wers fDxAKD BEiKkND.
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I.riNEs, CotpIsyS. A.. fog THE nui4pASs:.
~ 81 Ice sud rlv' mra grades 81 saCA &J~NNtNs'tN
Fulton sect