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Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29
NICARAGUA SALOON,
CORNER D AND THIRD SITS.

Il United States Hotel, at Oroville) has purchased
the entire interest of Mr.. d. L. Sylvester in the above
Saloon which he has fitted up IN elegant style and has
provided the bar with superior quality of Wines and
Liquors of every description
ms friends and the public generally are invited to
call and Judge for themselves
Oc2S-2m r. GILBERT
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

tB- A Mr.. Stokes of Marysvllc, says the
Democrat has for sale forty pure Merinc
rams, selected from the Hudson Bay Compa-
ny's fOcks.-R Bluff Beacon.
1t is "a mistake The Democrat said that
Mr. Stokes had the rams for sale We hain't
got no rams. Those rams of Stokess though,
are fine ones
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

cB The bark Glimpse, from Australia,
brings the news that Anna Cora Weekes had
arrived in the Colony, and published the
prospectus of literary paper, but was ex-
posed before she had fairly got started.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

eB- Pickett says that Mr.. Ryer, the actor,
In build of person much resembles Napol-
con after he had grown cOrpulent, which give;
a fine effect
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

eB The people of Santa Barbara are con-
siderably excited by the discovery of silver
mines in the neighboring mountains; and
nearly the whole population is out prospect
ing.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

Mas. MowArr,-It is rumored that Mrs
Mowatt Ritchie intends returning to the
stage and devoting the proceeds of her effort.
to the Mount Vernon Association.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

MR.. EB DAVIDSON is our Agent In Sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions and ad'er
tlsements, and TO receipt for The same othce at T.
b. Davison's Post Office Exchange 4th street, be
tween J and X, near the Post Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

tB- Gu the Goth inst, near Sly Park, Fl
Dorado county, man. whose name has not
been ascertained, was attacked by grizzly,
and torn into three pieces.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

EB Benjamin Adams Patten has com
meneed suit for divorce from his wife, Lu-
cy Jane Patten, in the Fourth District Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29
MARYSvILLE.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Goth, 1858.

81 hare soogn on the altar ofmy country eter-
nal eRmity to every form Of tyranny oper The
HliHd Of man." TuOs. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

eBA young German named Bachman, af-
flicted with D,eldncholia has been sent from
San Francisco to Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

The COMET SoLD-The bark COMET" was
sold at the Bay, lately, for $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

CB The hull of the wrecked ship, Gen.
Cushing, has gone entirely to pieces
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

tB- The telegraph announces that the
Overland Mail stage has crossed SEppery
Ford If that's the case, it must be safe.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

CB W. P. Carlin, Benjamin Foust ard
"lndian Bill" three thieves from Ell Dorado
went down to San Quentin, Tuesday
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

EB Wild geese are vending their wa,
southwark
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

Agency NOttce.-Mr l.. p. FISHER IS our only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive ad'er
tsements, receipt for the same, and to transac on
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT oaice i'l~ WASH
in ston street, Cup stairs) nearly opposite Masue'
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29
NOTICE.

TINHE UNDERSIGNED respeetfulv inform
Il their friends and the public in general that they
VIII, ma few days, open an elegant TAILORING AND
CLOTHING EMPORIUM at No. as ID street, op-
pose the laun House, and will conduct the same af-
ter the style of the fashionable establishments of
the KIND IN broadway, New York, and in Paris. Due
notice viii be given of the time of opening.
oct24u STEIL VEIN
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29
MARRIE ID.

On the 26h inst, at the Merchants Hotel, by Rev
f. b. Wasworth, GEoRGR SELBY, of Sacramento, ant
EURiLLA FARLEY, of Thmbuctoo.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

Gas- The bark Glimpse got in, at the Bay,
on Wednesday, from Australia, having on
board the Misses Gougenheim,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29
Lard Oil.

DECEIVED EX BLACK WARRIOR, PURE
Ia LARD OIL, Cincinnati brand.
5. I. WATTS, Druggist
No. 90 First street
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29
JOHN R. RIDGE, Editor.

Oaioe-COrner Maiden Lane and I'd Street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
C,,M,----a
n 4 + "


~ The undersigned having opened
Hh,pza # large and splendid assortment OF
w new Southern Furniture, is pre-
pared to supply the lraao aud families on The
most liberal terms. This being The only new
stock ia the city, purchasers viii hud II TO ihef
advantage TO can ard examine the goods aud
learn the prices helor purchasing elsewhere.
Wi keep constantly on hand
lIDhe Nafl and tsHH Tables.
Extension Tables of mahogany walnut and
aak. and of oil Sizes rosewood and mlhoeaHy
Worn and Gard Tables, Dressing Tables :
walnut and cherry Dining Fables oak ma
hoeapy and rosewood Sdeboaids; Bureaus Of
walnut. rosewood aud mahogany; Armoirs
Wash-tand-, Bcdsicads, Parlor Chairs, Iete-a
Tetes. Ottomans. Disan-, easy chairs, rockers
etepereS. secretaries and bookcases, OAK and
walnut office chairs, diuing-room chairs, Guild
rens' chair ana rockers, mahogany and walnut
tea-poys and light stands
fiiir. Moss and Spring Mattresses,
Look GLASSES and Mating, rosewood ana
mahogany parot Sets, together with every p
tille usually found in furniture warehouse.
q Thu. is au entirely new establishment,
and 30 old stock ou hand. Purchasers SILT
hul u greatly Go their interest Go give tlq- store
% eali before uutuI elsewhere, as the -nFf.e-
Tor is confident thai lc can 3arr them newer
sigi ol tr mos. fashionable furniture. more
substantially mait. and at greater bargains
aga amy other HOUSE iu thn t1}
CHARLES 4 STEWART.
tfr.# ia talt-t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

'INllE undersigned offers his services to The
4 citizens Of Marshall and surrounding conn.,
try, as
Bricl Mason, Plastrsr, and Cisern Builder.
lie insurcs all work to stand when the mate.
rails are selected By himself.
lie also proposes to enfe smoky ehimneys
No cure no pay, H. warrants all work 70 be
done in wufamau-like style, SO as to stand
the closest criticism.
lie isnow alone ia business and respectfully
solicit. share Of public patronage, wiia foil
eaa.laace Tia, he 81 Be able % s,gt,s sstie-
faction ia an eases where bic services are de-
manded
ofdefs from ,he country will receive prompt
attention.
L. II. LOW cry.
Marshall, April 3, Us. Iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

THE nxLLEs

IAN ua~susa'ab- iihsfiy 'aksn with f,lrnr \ Foe's
beautiful poem Of 'f'e Bsilea.
What uncomfortable feelings their fleuiment
compcis
lIow SILVER. shieer, shivef,
ies. my collar sn', rlsh',
And ny nerves bagin TO qaieer
Lest mg aaisicoa. they aissita
Isn't serupniously white
And lley laugh, laugh, laugh
A. lilaei with nay sfarl.
For dread the exclamation that 80 physically
swell.
From iha bellies, bellies, bellies, bellies,
Bellies, bellies, bellies
From the witty and the pretty cruel bellies.
Hear the very learned bellies,
Azure bellies
What vast eruiiiion their conversation tolls
IAoagh The quiel hours o night
How hbououaly they write,
With their pretty ,olored ius
And golden pen
ilow ali manly spirits shrink
In their estimation how inferior !boy think
Stupid men
From the publishers dara eells
With a I'D 81 commonplace ANONYMOUSLY
wtlst
Hos i twes
Bat never sells,
For The future rInga ,ts smells;
Then what is it that lmpels
To the writing aud niting
ef the bellies, bellies, bellies, bellies,
Bellies, bellies beles---
TO the fh}ming, sas,e.of.timeing Of the bellies
Hear the loud amusing bellies
Brazen bellies
VIVA, tale of impuaenee their tarbulcaey
tells,
Their characters are strong,
If you ask them Tor a soHg,
You only have to speak,
And they Shrek, shrek, sl'ek,
Out Of tune
Now in clamorous appealing 10 Apollo's sol-
den lyrc,
Now in lsmentali9n aoamflli Tor tau's broken
Tyre,
Singing higher, higher hIgher,
With desperate desire,
And u fesolule endcayor,
Now--now to roach or never,
The pitch Of the Nassau balloon.
Oh, tho bellies, bellies, belize,
What jar their trouble tells
On the ear
How the music stool they seize
How they elang nd,clash the keys
Ia despair
You give up all enjoyment, for you certainly
are rish,
In concluding that you'll be compelled TO
listen al l!e nigh.
TO the singing and The playing Of the beIles
OF the belles--
OF tlie bellies, bellies, bellies,
Bellies, bellies. bellies,
To The clamUr and thee iangor q 4 tita ..liss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

t-ucccSsors 10 osiesby y bn-wor.d.)
Reeetrmg forwardhaQ and Commission
MERCHANTS,
And dediers in Groccries. Boat and Bur
Stores, plantation Supplies, DC
SHREVEPORT "a
w r. hay leased the ooumodious and fire.
W proof Warehouse recently owned, ami
occupied hY Nr,srs. osLEsnY q GsIsWoLp,
and are prepared 90 receive ant@,ore cotton,
merchandise and produce
We solicit patronage, and pledge ourselves to
give prompt attention to all business entrusted
90 our care.
We shall keep on hand at 80 times a com.
plete s.4ck ot plantation suppip-, boa, and
bar stores aud groceries oi every description
Go which wc beg ,,4ee TO el.l public attention.
Our Mrges fer RECEIVING, storing and ship
pIns cotton is twenty Use cents per bale, Tor
the entire season.
We will make liberal Cash Advances on cot
ton and merchandise IN store
DUNN " ElrCilIE.
Feb. 30, 80. No-95 tf
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Tax. TAM! Iax,!!

'ENlE assessment roll Of the corporation Of
1 the city Of Marshall has been completed,
and The Taxes are due. Al persons concerned,
afs hsfsby notified 70 rai on me AT my office
Dr. u. T. Young'a brick siore) and pay the
ssuo, BY the first day Of May next, as required
by las.
z +. KENNEDY,
City Assessor and Collector.
March q, IS I'm.
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FAIR AIMING.

4 Ill persons are hereby iorewarned from
~ buying from the Administrator of the
estate of fouuiaine Lester, deceased, or any
other person, the following named negroes, ia
the possession OF founttinc Lester at the time
Of hi, death, to-wit Horace, Randall, Hen.
dcmou, Nose, Murah and three children, Mar
gfrct and three children, Sally and her three
children, i'us- or Cluthclia, and paschail. /
cain These negroes as nay property and the
person buys them wil simply purchase u long
aud heavy l4w suit.
a. 4. WRIGHT.
March G, 1888 80 57-,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

N1EsSitS. NN. BRADgigLn, x 20. woai1
vi respectfully aunuanee % ihe citizens OF
iiafrisou county sud ,ac public generally, thai
they have lbs, received and are now opening
nj ,hcir new store in Marshall, an entire new
aud complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fall and Winter Goods Their stock comprises
every article usually found .in country store,
and having been purchased ia She northern
market on tie most favorable terms by one 81
the partners eho bias Hasi many years cApef'rH''
as . merchant, they feel eaahdeli that they an
efer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
To tI,r Ladies'.

AIRS. ROBERTS would respectfully in.
VI form the Ladies' Of Marshall and vicinity,
that she is prepared to attend TO thcir wants in
tie wsY of
Having all the late fashions Of the Northern
and Southern eites she Is confident She can
please the most la,tdlous
Her roon q @ joining NJ G. + llynson''
residence.
Marshall, March 30, IS gag
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New Orleans Advertisements.

scorr. Tuos WILLIAMS, J. nsrfNAs
i4,,,,.sp o. Maroon county, New pfleal's
.fs,. Aiahana. Louisiana
C,cOIT, WILLIAMS y co, Cotton Factor
and Commission Hsrehanis, l57 GrasieI
Stcet. New Orleans.
Nov. II, -. NO 10y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
Rates Of Tuition per Session of2o Week.
MlsONIC FEMALE INsTlTlrr.

INlE undersigned Executive Committee Of
i the Masonic Female Institute, have eleeed
Rev Otis Smith, of Lagrange, Ga, to ,M
Presidency Of said Institution. He VIII com.
meuue the next Session on the Second Monday
in February next.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

WAGGgRy.-~Some time ago. on the
Sabbath day we wcndcd our way TO ono OF
our churches. aud Instead OF sermon
heard an address upon some missionary or
other benevolent subject, After the ad
dress was concluded, two brethren were
seat around will tho baskel- for confirm.
tons Pafson T., who MAS one Of the
basket bearers taking the aide upon which we
sat Immediately IN our font aud upou
The next seat negligeutly recllued our friend
Alil Il gentleman Of infinite humor
AID full Of dry pixies. parson - OK,
tended The basket, and Bill slowly shook his
head.
Some. William. give us something, +"
said the pafson.
Cant do H." replied Bill.
Why not! " not the cause good
orsY
!" Yes; but am not able to give any>
"Poh Poh' know better, you must!
give better reason thar that"
"Wesl. owe too much money! must
% Just b4l.rs ] nm generous you know"
But. William, you owe God larger
dsbt than you owe any one else"
!" Iiss,'s true, paison. bu. then he Giai a
pSshisg me HE ne baincc 81 asg creditors /"
The parson's face got into nj hef curious
condition and he passed on.
4 DnHsniuL MAN.--One wih large
gar. q dossrsd wAis'eoat, and billiards
sriltsa ia lis face.
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LESS CONFIRMATION.

II to each instructor were assigned ipig
pupils, the tuition fees might be reduced ps
both the patron and the student would Be 81
ou-ly imposed upon by such an Arrangement
Tho President oanuot consent 70 'eaa ".
self 10 such an imposition, pTelerrug rather =
cembo' than elims 10 wh popular error ~,
subject Of SO absorbing interest to the nv
generation. congratulate the Faculty y,
the friends OF the College upon the ise' ~ y,
no other compliant has been alleged agsla'' w
institution or its management. i.
X. A. E/ELL, a. NJ. RE
Marshall, Jan -, 81 a'-'s "a,
81 Galveston Christian Advocate -.
Gazette South Western, Shreveport, Jfi'rs,,,
Gazette, upshur nemDc rat, ccpy four VI
and send account to Il. a. hscll' Aa''''
Texas.
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rURNITuHEII

'J'lIE undersigned, have ia store. and aro re-
= oeItu4 from the North, by every Packet
large stock of household furniture, ia Va
hogany, Rosewood, Oak Naluai and imlta.
ton woods. Rush, 'ane and Hickory chairs,
plain and checked mating, together, with a
full assortment Of every thing in the iurni-
ture line.
Furniture packed in such manner as TO
insure IT. sliety for ans distance. Purchasers
visiting the city, are invited TO examine our
large stOcA,
G., FLINT Il JONES,
No ii and rs, Royal street Nep orleans
Nav ,, 81 No-J6 Isl
IS. % SNttoN a. e. VAthtr, a. sft.nS.
Nfr orleans h. NHHfls, ItgH
-, . NELSON * co, CoambNoH ucr.
=. chants, New Orleans
Jan II, 81 ~
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Payable ore i4f ip adtafs-r and me reai iisaif
attic close n He ItrM.
For taItiou 10 ihe Ancient Iauguagea,
Mathematics, and solid Sciences, in
GLIDING one or III Of these branches,
for The Session Of FIVE months. StoQes
IN the English branches, embracing
the elementary branches and in %.
diuou English Gmmmcr, Geography,
History Arithmetic, sc. aQiVvV
In hc Modern Languages spanish,
French, italian aud German, leXtga
charse) each. lOtQ
Euel i'm inli,fse huiIding 90
II these rates of tuition be considered hghef
than those which have heretofore obtained =
Eastern Texas, il may be confidently asserted
that tho character Of the instruction and iAe aa'
yauiage- afforded will be found az least p's'
portionaiely higher Those professors Of &C.
knowcdgcd ability and successful eSpeF'eseo
whose entire time aud attention are detolea|
the instruction Of sixty Students, or >" .
average number Of twenty each, can no' ft'.4e3'
ably be required to give such instruction S'N
here furnished Tor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
CITATION.
Tur STATE OF IrNhs,
County of Harrison.
County Court, May Term.
Estate Of G.. j. liicka.
,Ii'A IlON

To@e Sirig u sad coaa'g Greeting
{lrHEREA- Albert Jones', Administrator
W of the Estate Of Calvin j. iiica. de-
ceased, ho. a'ed bis Application for % decree of
partition and distribution of said estate aud
the uamea, residence, AMI number of the heirs
and distributes OF said estate are unknown.
These AGE therefore to command YOU TO SUM
mon the heirs aud distributes OF said estate
by publication in the Texas Republican for four
successive weeks, to be and appear before the
County Court Of said county, to be held at
the Court House in ti< town of Marshall in
said county, ON the last Monday in May next,
to show cause, if any they have or can, why q
decree Of partition and distribution Of said
estate shall not then and there be made
Herein fail not, and due return make Of this
writ
.,,Ast,, Given under may hand aud seal
sANNA. of ofitc, at Marshall, this 9Th
ND April ''i Z. c. urAzrrY
TT7N Clerk,
Issued sh April, 1883
+. e. BEAILEY, CIR.
Received in oilise 9in April, 1858, and exc
cu,ed the same day bg handing tho editor ol
the Texas Republican . true cops OF tHe with.
in wit Tor publication.
JOHN +. WOMACk. Sheriff.
By a. W. CRAWFORD, ppty.
April 10, 1883, No Alt.
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water COlOr>.

Nenman's, Rcercs ~ Sons, leherf"dH s.
and OsborHe's.
lust received, large stock of tho above
- colars. len cakes aud in Mahogany and rose
wood boxes, with lock aud key Also, Ger-
NAN Color- IN cakes ANA boxes nae a'soft'
mo1L
Oh calaf-. .n ,ubs-Enei,h and American
Capgasc. iur portraits ia ifaaes Of sNIO To
IZNib,
Can.as DO rolls from 30 TO 5s inches VIDE
-treteaer- far capya-es. OF al sizes
500 dp1 line sable and camel hair pencils
100 paint aul ,arui.h brushes all sizes
ga packages gold and sIlser leaf
100 bundle, duck metal, white and yellow ;
Tin foil, in sheets and bouks
Tinsel of al the usual celnrs.
lrnmrh md American
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DgssoLUTIo-x

THE partnership heretofore evisting ae
tween pr- Young s Ewing, IS this day
dissolved. -.
Jan IS. IS, 10 YOUNG ENiN''
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southern Furniture Warerooms.
ALL NEW STOCK.

The largest Establishment in the South, a
Nos. III and li3 CANA Street.
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THOMPSON Il. BARNES,
~ holc>aie asroccrS.
TWTITTTTN WTI VfTTTT7 N
Foreign ana Domestic Liquors,
Manufactured Iobacco. tirgry. 80 Do
~, l3 n - SOHnON 81.

y. IA large stock OF GREEN AND
BLACK TEAS, selected with great care, al.
WAYS ON hand.
Aug /, 1887. No ~ II
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IT ONLY snnms -Hl OTHER DAY.

ny Y. l.. nt,scn,Rp.
Though swiftly time, with rapid wings
Has borne rs from old scenes se knew,
Yet memory Oft tho picture brings
In glowing colors back to view
THUS early friends rcmcmb sr when
Fhey first as schoolboy- ne, a play;
And YET though years have passed sincg ihcn,
Il only seems tle other day."
The form Of her we loved of vare,
To aom we pledged affections vow,
WIN glide before our eyes oare mere,
Though bot 10 "a emory living BOW;
OF that dafa hair one tfas- aiona--
treasured gift spared decay,
Yet words ia tiai mmllar tome
Seem oaly breiihcd The other day
Those friends appear no more lhe same
That shared our mrh and dried our tears,
Or taught us ebiidhood's favorle game--
The dear old friends Of early yeare;
But whel we ask If they forget
These memories Of the past, they say
although time has wrought some changes, set
IL only seems the other day"
EpIeaanmAric..-M Married, ia -- couo-
fy, n. e., by Row. ---, Capt Graves, 10
Miss Nancy Graves.
Tie smye ia saiA. vil Yield i. daal.
When Gee Fast irunfet .lahss lhe stIss
But d tai Jlesse, tplm zatcs ike these
\ dozen living iulk. may n.e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

No 81. 80 .rd "a Common .ri,t.
Between che Ciy aud tle ST. Caas,- tiaie.@.
lie oldest aid largest Carriage E,Ata#a-
mont ia the city, Their stock consists Of
some 300 Carriages, viz
Eaaehes, BugHcs
Fam. Roekawayso "a = No Top Bugg.cs,
Light 90 CO slide bueele-,
Ba1oucbes. Su.kcy, q, Gigs.
Jersey Wagons, and almos. e,ct, spie 90 safe
rate sold % ilt- market oar work is trum
our mandatory n Ncw Jersey. ad ia.F
guaranteed. For sale l,w ior cash of c.ly ar-
reF .ance.
j. MARSH OENNAN ~ tO.
Apui no. ls56-y
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Ia Erie, ---. Mr.. Henry Wiser to Miss
Lucfetia Head.

Wisely did Henry Wifpf we'd
n Efic town iaeroiit Heal
H. hapsd that he may highly prize ier.
For thppah siiea lost her hcad she's Misef.
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4 DnH.niuL MAS.--One wiih large
gar. a ilossfsd wAis'eoat, and billiards
Sriltsa Ia ais face.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

Nloeskn hats, latest style,
DAs-imere aud wool hats
Beaver hats,
Cloth, Plush and Glazed caps,
Velvet and retotsehauc caps.
txiOV NA ~.
Mems fine black cloth coats,
Cashmere and tweed coats,
Cloth and liioi.cleth eyef coats,
Saiuuyt and Jeans coats.
Blanket coats,
iue satin vests
ca.,imerc and silk vests,
" silk velvet and black cloth yests,
black cashmere pants,
colofei do
linen bosom shirts,
mctno and silk do,
drawers,
Bro. dril drawers,
Boy clothing Of every description.
SADDLERy.
Mems saddles, Spanish and American,
Ladies' saddles,
8Hagy and wagon harness,
Wagon and plow brides,
Fine riding brides and martngales,
Worsicd and cotton girths and cItslnglcs,
Leather and rope hatcrs,
Horse and mule collars,
Buggy aud carriage rcus
Stiifup- and strip feathers,
Birdie bits and spars,
Saddle and carpet bags,
Trunks and yaiisc-.
wood ware.
puinlea and ,-7ruf.bp LneApts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-09

We have four days later news from Europe, and
later advices from India and China, received by
the steamship City Of Washington, which was in
tercepted off Cape Race on Tuesday afternoon
last. The intelligence is interesting. Consols in
london on the 23d ult were quoted at 9s4 a 9si
for both money and account. The Liverpool cot
ton market dull at the prices current on the
sailing of the Europa. Breadstufs were also dull
and prices nominal. The most important item
Of news by this arrival is the reported recall
of Lord Napier, the British Minister to the
United States. He is to be succeeded, it is
said, by Mr.. Lyons, the British Envoy at Flo
renee. While one Of the antiministerial journals
says Lord Napier is superseded because of his too
active sympathy with the Monroe doctrine of our
government, on the other hand it is asserted that
his recall is entirely due to the ordinary routine Of
the British diplomatic service. No intelligence had
been received Of the steamer Indian Empire. The
news from India is unimportant The accounts
from China state that hurricane had prevailed al
Swatow. which caused considerable damage to
shipping, bnt no American vessels were injured.
The City Of Washington will probably reach New
York on Saturday next. The Persia which sailed
from Liverpool on the 9th ult is now fully due.
She viii bring three days later news. There now
on the Atlantic eight first class steamships,
bound from ports in Europe to shores, carrying
mails, cargoes of valuable merchandise, and per
haps as many sixteen hundred passengers. All
Of these vessels, with the exception Of one-the
Cunard steamer Araba-are bound to New York,
afiordng satisfactory evidence Of the rapid ad-
vance which this city is making towards being re-
cognzed as the great commercial and financial
centre Of the civilized world The following shows
the name of each of the steamships, their day Of
sailing, port of departure, and Destination