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c,JNGER,S SEWING MACHINES (!
crHnppya aUWINQ MACHINESi

~ RIN0ERS SEWlN0 N ACuhE 10
UN1yERSALLI AcKN9W g ~ ED TlEs R ~ B Ky
aHHlfEdnF ESc ~ Els EzNIIiES T4ILoRRS
z iii B 81 NJ IS 8 THEIs Use
1 NJ sINGEk Gu wsuid solicit etteniion 70
their CELEBRATED MACHINES, the nve n-
ed ana the parent of the Numerous class whcn ia:
snrun into existence eince the date Of their patent
These Machines hem, gather. eu. run, stitch. quit
f,,ck aptttout bd,tin1 and shirt can De MADE com
ptete without q stitch of hand sewing. except the
button holes. good operator can LAKE taTee
The sewing of these machines will not unraret.
and has the came appearance on both Sides 80
These machines are almost noiseless-refv stcJt.
making about $500 stitches per m'nute-soidiy Com
struotsd. and the simplest combination OF n echan-
They can be operated on all kinds Of goods from
Cambria handkerchief to Harness. and work IS
. satisfactorily on each.
The latest improvement and patent. the TRANS
VERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE. is the finest piece
OF mechanism ever invented in the share OF sew-
ing Machine.
The great number sold in yirginia-they having
bean introduced only sic ,ceeks-indcates their pop
ularity.
They are hight solidly made run rery fast. hare no
complicated machinery to puzzle and hdTTdss the OF
orator. amt ehsAp-Drice oniy go
everything that can be dsne In the way of sewing.
A descriptive list sent to any wishing 1t.
Our Machines are all warranted to be perfect In
every respect to work to the satisfaction OF persons
using them
Having Just moved into our new store and hav-
every offered In Virginia. We would invite the pub
81 SINaER CO.
2:9 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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2:9 Main street. Richmond, Va.
"a A STEARNS. Agent. Je3-1m

Delinquent consumers OF
IN Water in Jefferson Ward are hereby notified
that II they fl TO pay their bills or before tie
9Th instant before the hour Of O'Clock. N. they
will be dealt with according to the requirements OF
the following extract from the ordinance concern
Ing the Water Works:
By an Ordinance passed by the Council May 3iH.
1883 {" If any Water Bill remsin unpaid for THIRTY
DAYS next after that on which IL 10 presented the
Auditor shall notify the Superintendent, who shall
spect to which tho default exists land he shall not
allow 1t to be used ON those premises again until
said bill is paid and five cent will be added to
the original amount Cf the bill. which shall be
placs d in the hands ct the City Collector. who 10
hereby authorz ID and required to collect the same
as if it was due tor city taxes"
J SAUNDERS. JR for
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fAkAIN CRADAkb; Dram A14 0rsss
- Dss1ses 1sytns ea.shs ssyshs tsas q s = =
ssls cheap By CLARKRON. ANbaRsON . On.
nv 80 No 10 Mais d, Riehmcud. Va
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MARRIHD.
On N. H. 81 u: .sy Z. pssiFra n n +
S1Ps.srsburs psssn plsss. copy.


DIED,
A. the residence Of his fs.her 10 Cnestern slo Sc,
on Thursdsy, the I'd inst. BkvERLf X. bho"N'
sIe nj tnte place 1t the Tesider &c OF his
t.,hsr John Brown > this afternoon ocoetk ,.
His friends AID responsiveness. ana sso:e s % e's
fathers family are respectfully insne. ~ .' .
,e,h # NAV. HUBERT CUNNInGHAm, infant an
n e3eorse 6;snd Mary y Boyd. aged hve months
and nine days.
Happy infant, esrly blest-
Resf in pescs ful slumbers. rest;
Early rescued from the cares,
Which increase with growing years.
Yesterday morning, End instant. ct O'clock
aESResE hRIJCE. third son Of George w ard Nm.
~. = Thomss sccd years I month and days.
hi, funeral viii take place today. ct o'clock a
M from his father g residence. 18th street. Union
HiI The frieI as of the family are respectfully IN
yited to attend.
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} SPRING GOODS At HEAD QUARTERS.
PRRLE AND RUBIS CHAM.

APA0NES.-The undersigned have been appoint
cd sole agents for tho United and Canada For
JAcoUns, 0oRRG Co., at ChAlons sur Marine, France
We present their Wines % tho public under two
brands, namely: La PERLE and RUBIS
Tho .'PERLE' Wine II Of exquisits flavor and
fruity taste.
The "RUBIS" 10 Q hne Cak met Champagne. Of
beautiful ruby color. which is natural tc the wire
andis nads from Grapes Of the choicest selections
Fer sale 1t Wholesale In Richmond, only By
DUDLEY Co.,,
mha " Main 1t.
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NTOW PUBLISHING-In parts at 20
IN .na ssi< cents each illustrated with beautiful
M.ps. Portraits Of eminent Persons. celebrated
Places &c. y
UNIVERSAL PRONOUNClNG DlC'
TJONARY,
AND GENERAL EXPOsITOR or THE ENG
LISH LANGUAGE;

BioaraphicaI, Geographical. and Psychological
Standard.
Embodying. in condemned and commoa =; sense ne
ionnrscc ira derivation of each word and familiar
ordinations Of the manner in which i e pro
nounced. 30 as to give. 10 accordance with me al
tom IN the spirit Of johnson. Todd. Rees. Walker.
Crsbbe sheridan Webster BgohsnaI Mau9 Com
s,iIad hx comnetent persons in the different
branches of literature and science. under the direc-
tion of THOMAS WRIGHT. Efq. A, a: &c.
naticea which have appeared. propt ses to establish
ito claim to support by simplicity and ciear6ess
of design" Itseeks to give correct loea ., wa ~
the Eng fish Ian guage was. and An exact image vi
JOHN PERRY, Wall street
=, 49, Richmr nd w Box 1886. p O.
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MDR. BRIoKRH offers his profes
sonai services in all cases Of sickness Oh. SLAVES,
and of MEDICAL ExAMINATIoNs of tha same. An or.
perienceof more than twelve years. (havinG Rradus
entitled to the confidence of those who may need
his services.
H1.0ffice ut the "The General Insurance. ONCE 81
Pearl street. next to Il d Aacho. just below Elk.
change Hotel where he may be found during the
day, and at night at his residence on Leigh street
between 81 and Sd. je I'm
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AgUHEAP OARDPRINTING.-TheD DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLES' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES, 10
prepared to furnish this description ofwork cheaper
and with greater rapdity than any other establish
ment In this city. The largest stock Of CARDS in
the city can be found at this Office.
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~ BLACKBERRY BRAHDY-A most
desirable end efficient preparation for the dfeases
attendant upon the present hot season. such as ID.
arrhOea want of tone and weakness OF stomach and
bowels Tnis article has been extensively sold by
the subscr Der for two summers past and has given
general satisfaction. Call and try bottle, at the
Drug and Prescription store Of
JNO w GARLICK,
Market Place, Franklin at,
is 2-lw Richmond.
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~ CONGRESS- WATER for sale by
JOHN w GARLICK, Apothecary, &c,
je2 Market Place. Franklin street.

~ BgRRow's RELIABLE MBDBoINRs
supply of this popular Regeneration Of the human
system constantly on hand. and for sale by
JNO W GAPLICK, ApothecaI Y, DC.
je2 Market Place, Franklin ..
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EAMlLY FLOBR.-We have in store
l. very large lot Of FAMILY FLOUR, Of very
Superior quality, which We will sell below the
ket price.
je 3-3t HARRIS 4 MOORE.
ORANGES AND LEMONS.-50 boxes
~ Oranges aud Lemons, for sale by
je3 A ANTONI.
0OFT SHIELDED ALMONDS.-25 bags
~ new crop Almonds. for sale low at
jes A ANTOvTs
DAlSIN3, CITR)N AND CURRANTH.
~ so boxes Layer Kaisns 70 do Citron s casks
new crop Currants. for sale AZ
ANDREW ANTONpG.
je3 Next door to Exchange Bank.
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sr THp R,aHr PLACE 60 MAIN er

Fay THB RIGHT PLACE SO MAIN HT.
THE RIGHT PLaCE SO MAIN STREET
THE RIGHT PLACE SO MAIN STREET
THE RIGHT PLACE So MAIN STREET
THE RIGHT PLACE SO MAIN STREET
THE RIGHT FLACE SO MAIN STREET
The right place to purchase the most fashionable
NantIes at great bargains, in Lace snd Velyets;
rich Mautiiia Lace ard every new de.iQn for Ladies'
Misses and Children, is at the Mantle Depot. 60
Main street
10 l-3tt EZEkIEL.
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ILLEGAL VOTING-Having understood
i that the name of w Minis appears on the list
of Mr. Hagerty, among those who voted Illegally
for Mr. Fry in order to disabuse the minds CT those
who may think it refers to myself will here state,
i never have voted, claim right to vote. and do
not even know where sinRlevoting precinct is To-
Gated in the city of Richmond
g W MINIS Photographic.
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~WE Would REsPHorULLY call the
attention Of merchants to our large sale of Dry
Goods, which pcs tponed. but which takes place
without fail on the FRIDAY morn ming, at 10 O'Clock
ie3-lt KENT, PAINE CO.,
Auctioneers.
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r United PARTNERSHIP is
- hereby given that we, the undersigned. have
formed limited partnership. pursuant to the pro.
visions Of the ode os the stsss Ct yirans under
pose ofconducting exc .usively General Commissi
Ba.ineas, in thu city Of New York L. which al the
foImsply Of Richmond. Va. who Is the q general
mond Va. and WILLIAM @ CRENSHAW, of Rich
the said Joseph orenshsw " has eon.rbnted ten ten
thousand dollars and that the said " @ Olenshaw
has contributed the Ike amount Of ten thousand
stock and that the said partnership to commence
on the lat day of june. one thousand eight hundred
q Jnns. one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
three. QS63(
a ss ss Ct ess . t. III ne
Clerks Office of the Hustings Court OF this city,
aud the afida,it Of Alex stirling ANNEXED hereto il
''N - AVN ALEXANDER sTIkIlNa.
JOS oRENsHAW.l Special
ssa es q y Fi Hs.ssmous, To Wit:
I,KB orinxin . notary Public for the city afore-
that Aieasndsr Stirling. whose name is signed e
the articles Of limited partnership. hereto
and who Is the general partner OF the firm Of Alex
psrsasTssio personally appeared before me- M my
city aforesaid and made oath that the several sums
Of money spscinsd 10 the said arclss 70 have been
named. TO the sad concern. 70 Wit the sum OF Ten
thousand Dollars By Joseph n Crenshaw. and the
Crenshas. have been 90 contributed, and that s.:d
hand snd h ds, We Of Nay yso IL nn sss
ls a-lax6wfA Notary Public.
DRESS GOODS. NIBBONS. "a.
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C1V1RAL 0RN1kHMBN can be ac-
~ commodatsd With toes1. WITH q wjakq4s rooms
y apsesant. c4etEAl I0eafl1n oa seaersesss serns
ply ~ this 0Glce. jb-H
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HOUsFKEEPERs, ATTEN TON
i The subscriber is now receiving an assortment
Of English and American Cocoa and India Rubber
Mats Bathing Tubs for children, Sponge and Hip
Buckets, Ice Cream spoons. Wire Dish aud Plate
Covers. largest assortment of Hair Breoms and
Brushes in the city; variety Of fine French Trav
Feather busters. Fly Brushes. Fly Traps. white
Wash AMI Plaster Brushes variety of Bird Cages.
Hobby Horses, Velocpedes. Handsome Gigs and
Carriage; also. q genuine assortment OF Word and
Willow Ware. Fancy Goods and o variety of Toys,
for sale Mt lib Broad street.
ie 3-6t j HARROLD
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r OST OR MISLAID "A copy Of the
IL plan Of ADAMS ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. Any information concerning Is
will be thankfully received, and liberal reward
will be paid for its recovery.
my lots CIV PURCELL co.
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

Letcher's majority in l3t counties..".--.
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nIsSOLUTION.- Co. Partnership
- heretofore known under the name and style
of SALMON 4 BALL, IL this day dissolved by mn.
tual consent The remaining partner will settle up
the business OF the concern.
VIM SALMON,
AN BALL.
Richmond June I'd lSJQ
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A MELIA WHITE SULP Ii u X
"A SPRINGS This delightful GUNNER Resort
will he opened for the reception of visitors the
18th June.
The waters are similar to the far. !armed White
springs in Virginia.
They are situated in Amelia county, 30 miles from
Richmond. and ~ miles from Jetersville Station
on the Richms nd and Danvi'le railroad. on which
there two trains daily. to and from Jetersvlle
where there will be ALWAYS in readiness convey
ance to the Sp ipgs, on the arrival of the cars
Their locality aud easy access make them q most
desirable summer resort for families.
BOARD-Per month, $50; per week, SO; per day
81. Children and servants half price
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HAVING sold out my interest in the
Ii Saddle AMI Harness Business 10 VIM sALMON
chearfully recommend my friends and customers
to the house. NJ BALL.
Richmond June 1870 ja
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HAVE SOLD THIS, 1ST DAY OF
L June 1859. my entire stock of Watches and
Jewelry to John y. Kohler, who will continue the
lie 3-3ts AUGUSTUS FELDHAUs
DRAM AND SHORTS.-3 600 bushels
- BRAN. and 200, bushels SHORTS, for sale
and delivered any " here in the city, by
sEDGN iCK MUSSEN,
Franklin street, between l7th and 18th SITS.
ia
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02
The Indiana Democracy.

The Tndiana State Sentinel of the 18th,
speaking Of the Democratic triumph in
that state, says;
There Is a complete union of the De-
il0oratio members Of the Legislature in
thejoint convention held yesterday for
the election Of various State officers, and
the result was Democratic triumph. All
past differences were practically ignored,
and Democrats unitedly supported Demo-
scatic nominees. Prejudces were nobly
sacrificed to secure the harmony and
maintain the integrity of the Democratic
organization. The nominees were all what
are termed anti-Lecompton Democrats /;
yet, the Lecomptou Democrats manfulr
aud generously abided and sustained the
nominations. We alludo TO these nominal
distinctions to show the devotion that wac
manifested 10 the cause and to restore
harmony in the ranks, not that we recog-
ni7e any such divisions in the party as an
ti-Lecompton or Lecompton Democrats.
The complete SUCCESS of yesterday we re-
gard as prestige-of success in 1860. To
secure Democratic triumph, then, it on
ly requires that past issues should be dis
carded, and in the future recognition OF
the rights of every Democrat to all the
privileges and honors of:his party.
"The successful candidates are all De
mocrats, and will be found faithfully up
holding the Democratic banner. They all
possess, too, the Jeifersonian qualifications
of capacity, integrity, and faithfulness TO
the Constitution. They will faithfully
fulfil thc- various trusts with credit to
themselves and their party, and with hon
or to The State We congratulate the Dc.
.inocracy of Indiana on this triumph over
R4publicanism--a sentiment whicn will
ind a responsive echo in the heart Of ey'
cry Democrat"
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The Indiana Divorce Laws.

Here IS specimen Of tho operation of
Divorce laws in Indiana, demonstrated in
inc person OF one not quite 'model Wife,
andan outraged husband:
In the discussion the gmcrdmari. to
the divorce laws in he Senate n case vos
discovered IN which a gentleman in Len.
NenWorth, Kansas, had furnished his wiEo
"Itu money to visit her friends i'm the east
ana 10 travel for the benefit of her health.
On arllVmgat Indianapolis, she concluded
TO take advantage Of the Indiana divorce
law and procure qualification of her
marriage. She then went to Kokomo
where she made affidavit that she was n
bona iide resident ofthe State of Indiana.
and hled complaint in the Howard cir
cult court against her husband for divorce
notice OF which was published for the
benefit Of her husband who was a non-re.
sident Of the State. in the mean time
her husband thought she was in the east
as he received letters from her postnarked
first at Cleveland and afterwards at Bos
ton.
NhlIc still under the impression that
his vile was at Boston, the usband reeei.
we'd copy of the Howard Tribune. con-
tanning notice of the filing of the COM |
plant against him. He Immediately left /
Lcavenwonh and arrived ir Indianonolis, |
reaching this city on Saturday, the Goth
Of November. The Howard Circuit com. (
menoed Its session on the following Mon. |
day-the 22d, and to reach Kokomo in .
time to answer the complaint against him,
he had to hire a locomotive on the Peru
aud Indianapolis Railroad to take him TO
kohomo, in order to be in conrt at the
proper hour. |
The reason stated for the defence made [
IN ths case was that the wife had been in |
iuced 10 ask for a divorce under improper
influences. She had been, for some time, !
half crazed by spiritualism, and the hus,
band thought if he could place her beyond .
hose influences, she would abandon the
suit. The case is still pending.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02
United States Senators Elect.

The following gentlemen have been
elected to the United States Senate for the
term Of six years from the 4th Of March
next:
Stephen A. Douglas. Democrat, of Illi-
nois, reelected.
/ Henry B. Anthony, Bacl, Republican.
of Rhode Island, vice Allen Democrat.
A, 0. P. Nicholson, Democrat, of Ten,
nessee. vice Bell, Know Nothing.
Albert g. Brown, Democrat, of Missis-
sippi, reelected.
Clement c. Clay, jr., Democrat, o; Ala
bama, reelected.
Willard Salisbury, Democrat, of Della
ware, vice Bates, Democrat.
James Chestnut, Democrat, Of South
Carolina, vice Evans, Democrat.
William P. Fessenden, Black Repubi-
can, of Maine, reelected.
John ?. II lie, Black Republican, of
New Hampshire, reelected.
r. NJ, 7. Hunter, Democrat, of Virgin
ia, reelected
j. w. Grimes, Black Republican, Of
iowa, vice Jones, Democrat.
Governor Bragg, Democrat, Of North
Carolina, vice Reid, Democrat.
VIM X. Sebastian, Democrat, Of Arkan.
sas, reelected
Kinsley S, Bingham, Black Republican,
Of Michigan, vice Stuart, Democrat.
l.. W. Powell, Democrat, of Kentucky.
vice Thompson, Know-Nothing.
Robert Toombs Democrat, Of Georgia
reelected.
Henry Wilson, Rlacll Republican, Of
Massachusetts. re1olected.
j. w. Hemphill, Democrat, of Texas,
vice Houston, Krow-Nothing.
j. P. Benjamin, Democrat, of Louisi-
ana, reelected.
Senators are yet to lNe chosen in place of
Mr.. Wright, Democrat, of New Jersey,
and General Shields, Democrat, of Min
nesota.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02

NtIht imuhU iu hN pup... NHuit p.n
sldniDd euUl hu.nrH oulhui ID mHnt fn
rccl lui lhp riko spinc," hns tolcf.
rhcc io. treat the rIrnff ~ numhtu l0o
much 900 abstract pfInciprs 10 bo utcul
in businoss application There h QuIio mn
author called rikci The book
wac published in lIU0 ~ perhaps as far
back o' 1850 IN England. II it twice ns
large os amy afethmciic now In use and ior
bfevily and usefulness in rules, is fully
equal to any Of our late authors.
. Your IN ltindship.
Clcahcld Jam 18th '5p. ilicroRY
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I|Ii"U IiNFINtH.
This la,i da, of ian.
unfy would d. credit 90 March IA d.
warm ond baImy mud only vahlstl o. now
cr and butterflies 90 answer for Nav. -
But we may pay for this ere old vintofia,
parts For the Aftic regions.
Business Is decidedly dull here In
this city, there "a no mistake. Indeed
there no class Of business men who arc
at all disposed TO dcspond. The signs of
tho times aIcmuchmore encouraging than
they were this time last year. Then tho
impprtNions and the customs receipts
showed weekly dimlnutiop, until they
run down to = fiightfully low figure in De.
ccmbcr Now, however, Reaction seems
to have taken place. Importations prom,
Use to reach their former figure and MS
there is 10 scarcity OF money in the coun-
try-but on the contrary, more than we
ever had at any one period Of time be-
iore-the revenues will also reach the forv
mor figure Of over million week. filling
the national cxchequer, and setting
things to moving again in good style. Il,
is therefore, not without good reason that
business men confidently look forward to a
prosperous business season.
Should these anticipations be realized.
those who attribute all the evils we suffer
to the tariff, will be aw.ully"
over Give as confidence between the i'm
porter and the retailer--between the man
uiacturer and producer and the consul
mcr--between THERON master and the rail
roads, and hard times will be mo where"
tariff or no tariff
The Pacific Railroad does not seem to
be in favor with Congress. 1t must wait
awhile. Why, no one can tell.
Cuba is the question. Let us have her,
if honorable means can bring her. She !
must come some day, so said John Quincy |
Adams many years ago. The fruit" is
now ''ripe"-so let her come. 1t will en-.
list the energies of every true intelligent
and unprejudiced patriot in the Union.-
''We can't keep house without it."
Among the arrivals in this city, notice
II. l.. Henderson, formerly of your
place. just from California, where he had
he extreme misfortune to lose his left leg
He is enjoying good health, and will be
With you in few days, fully convinced
hat it is better 10 '1etwell enough alone"
Respectfully &c.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02

l'ow. mj ,uliHm.nI ma. taiitub
mIt,iraio il. r,nHul tamier
ltilH mt0 bptn uto.yrd m Glasgow
nom nr David iitinwlon. io Hcpt ib.
llo hnd todcbcd 1aic. in the river yam
hui which hc rntprcd hy n sldo branch
w milc' above iis mouth. rnssnec on The
liver bad been ohslfuuod vs. wat between
ihe natives aud The porihfhcso. but he
hod tn English passport which was re-
'p'cled by both parties llc had sent up
en advancc party 10 Tcle of whom thirty
nag died OF small pox, AMI ak had bqcn
Killed Toy chief in the ncirhLnrlond.- 80 -
lhe lortugucsc Governor oi the colony
would not cnierlainnny proposals of pcacc
the rebels being m1sth RUNWAY slu,cs.-
Two OF them, who acted as pilots for DIR
Livingston, wanted him 10 Luy ibcm, so
us 10 get oul Of the trouble. Uo ia Of tLc
opinion that the Hambesi is nayigahlc lis
ontir' 'cnglh iorSteamers Of shallow draft,
although the Portuguese have reported to
the contrary. At Lupata, the doctor's
party had found coal, and had over ton
dug the tiIst ever dug i'm the countw.-
lhe "om field was an immense one and
many OF the seams cropped out The best
IRON orc abounds and fine cotton grows
wild, after 1t has been sown. One kind is
long in staple. Another is short and strong
cIings TO the seed, and feels to the touch
more like wool than cotton. They also
found !'gnum vito and ebony. The small
craft IN which DR.. l.. assembled was the
first that ever arrived at Tete bv steam
and she was regarded by the native as ano,
thcr Lcya,hnn "
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
$40 REV

P0CMJET-BOOL LOST 2
" AS LOST by the subscriber on the road
w between Clearield and Curw on
Moaduy evening the 24th inst. m lr,m..i,.5
cnliskin pocket book. fastened with a ,trap. e,p-
tanning Ieu Dollars in Gold, ,twJ s. pieces To-.
gether vita valuable papers. t1 The valne Of
three or fur thousand dollars. in prum;sg,rv
notes and due bills, payable to the subscribe on
'"n"as persons residing in Jefferson county. Pa
ana elsewhere. Ten dollars reward will be paid
To- ire finder on leaving the pOckct-book at rbis
otlce, or the hotel Of ". A. Muson, Curwrnsyille
January 26, 1859.