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The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

Pixies Peak thrown in the Shade!
The new ELDoRADos :
HoREsBYs . FTcK have received mag
Il ni6eent supply Of -
.WINTER GOODS.

w INTER GOODS
of the latest style and the Dery best qsLty which
ey offer et such low prices es to eclipse all con-
petition, and make it an object OF economy for ev
erybOdy to trade at the 20 - -
OLD SH4 KTY
and thus save the reward Of their honest industry.
Remember that penny saved is as good as s
penny earned, and while you ara saving gold by
buying of Hornsbys d Flick, yeu viii get none but
the very best goods, and for which you can pay
either in produce or money. asaIz
They import their goods directly from St Louis,
without unpaeking, and therefore ean give bar
gains to suit the most fastidions. Almost
Every Article
kept ina dry goods establishment in the West,
mzy be found at the ssCorner Store" and those
who want large supply, should call and see their
stock before purchasing elsewhere,
80 - The L. a dies
viii find at Hcrhsbys ( Fiekis s beautiful assOrt,
SILKS, DEBAGE,
HaI sHaWf,s. ffii TRfMM1yes.
~ C0MFoRTERS, HOODS,
TUFTED MITS,
and host of Fancy articles to suit the most as
thetie taste. - ~
Remember the Corner Store is always
ahead!
CRE1 aga sHoRNsBYs 4 FICK.
Emporia, Dec. 1lth, '56.-f
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Government Land Sales

and can safety say TO capitalists and others who
desire to invest IN Western land that kaeao
can buy better land for Less snoneu. than
you could yourselves if present. Emigrants in
search of claims eligibsestuations for business
this office. Ltate plats showing all uncccupied
land, alRayson hand. Deeds. Bonds, Mortgages,
Leases Co partnerships, and all other legal deeu-
ments prepared with care, and recorded when
desired. =. 7trs-s.-
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Proof Pa % e RS.

Declarations, and Afidavits, made and euarar.-
the right of Pre- emption attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity. Land Warrants and Money
loaned on commission or ,jeint account, and good
bargains guaranteed in all cases. Those having
Land. Town property or claims to sell can usual
~ find ready sale through this Office, as adver
tise largely, both in Territorial and Eastern pa
pers.- Those wishing to buy can always find o
variety to choose from and good bargains. will
pay taxes for non-residents, and collect debts in
all the Neosho river counties SO
1 intend, the ensuing spring, or as soon as the
demand viii warrant, to commence a series of
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

$50 bbls N o sugar
200 do choice eugrr
50 do refined sugar
% do crushed sugar
$50 SKIS prime Rio cof-
fee
go kgs naiis, assort'd
500 SKIS G A salt
IS gunnies dairy salt
SIS bxs ass'd chewing
ITef tobacco
900 bxs do snoklg do
80 bbls do do
IS doz wood buckets
300 doz brooms
20 nests tubs ass'd
. do market baskets
80 doz well buckets
200 do bed cords
75 do fresh peaches
so do do pie fruits
% do do raspberries
90 do do pine apples
50 do ass'd preserves
20. do yeast powder
50 bxs Rabbits soda
Rkegs refined do
% bxs saleratus
IS do family soap
25 do Oleine do
20 do fancy do
400 eaddies tea
IS II chests do
25 = do do
5000 SKIS extra family.
-four
450 bbls choice do do
$50 bbls C d whiskeyl
so do old rye
D do old Bourbon
25 do old Mononga-
heia
20 do white beans
200 bu dried peaches
90, 600 lights window
sash
10 bales oakum
IS lbxs pint TASKS
40 bxs quart TASKS
25 bbls rice
The above comprises
stock is complete, and V
everything usually called
u Our terms are-Cal
Respectfully,
dee25-3m
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
Don't File on a Claim
NOW is THE TIME!

FFNHE undersigned is disposing Of Emporia
L Shares on commission, very low, for cash,
Land Warrants, or land. Those wishing to in
vest in the best town in Southern Kansas cannot
do better than to communicate with, or call on
Euporia, Nov 27-d G. V. ESKRIDGE.
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aAW MiLLIRoNs

EOR SASH SAW, for sale cheap. Suitable for
Il WatAr-power, embracing Backing Shaft and
Feed wheel, Saws, Slides, Carriage Pitman, Irons,
DC. THOMAS ARMOR,
aS9-3ms Between Emporia and Fremont.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
Emporia Nin Aheaal

7 UMBER FOR SALE
IL jan22 G. v. ESKRIDGE.
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SaaAsrs and Sr0kers.

mo. S: CUTTINGS ! CO,
~ BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS',
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks Real Estate, Notes and other
collateras
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncuent Funds and
the business of Private Banking in all Of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits iaI8f
MARTIN LEWIS
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EMmbkr.

WILLIAMS S. CROSS,
w MBER, STAVE, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
\ r. corner F. Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
Grain, &C, and fill orders for same.
Messrs Magraw Rooms, gents Pa Central Co BALI
NJ. 2. Kimball, ESQ., Baltimore.
Thos. p jenkins, Esq, Z" "
Fenby Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa.
W. Miller Esq, Burlington, Pa. mh7-tf
t UMBER, SHINGLES,
~ HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale at wharf
10000 No. HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap :"
$4,000 feet A and 54 Hemlock FENCING.
large lot of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheewr lights
others Also every variety of Building Materal all which
offer at lowest market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & CO.,
West side of Union Dock,
ap7tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf.
4 UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS.
- OAK,
HICKORY.
JOS THOMAS & son,
fel7-n corner Park and Clay streets.
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Gu-gartnsrsbip Gotifts.

TTHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
h EXISTING UNDER THE FIRM OF PELLEvOISIN,
AfNE Co, La Rochelle, Is THIS DAY DISSOLVED; on
eyoisin father The Arm will only consist for its quda-
ton wheewith the remaining partners Messrs Victor and
Aphonse Peevoisln, are charged In thanking friends
confidence wherewith they have honored us
quest its continuance for our successors.
PELLEVoISIN, AINE & co.
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T UMBERi LUMBERI II
IL NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT.
Retail Yard No AZ West Falls Avenue I'd yard south
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore, Md.
would respectfully call the friends and
the public generally large assortment of WHITE PINE
LUMBER consisting of Framing and all kinds of White
Pine Also, Hemlock, Framing, Fencing, and Flooring
White Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles, Laths, Pickes
We prepared to furnish orders wholesale and RETAIL
with dispatch, on the accommodating TERMS get
Lumber direct from large manufacturing establish
ment-Beaver Mills, Centre county, Pa
nl9tf EDWARD TURNER Il co.
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La Rochelle, July lst 1859
w PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE FIRM OF PELLE-
OiSlN BROTHERS. Referring to foregoing circular,
as IN the past be specially occupied with SHIPMENTS
OF BRANDY under the mark of
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HAVING BEEN ApPoIST i'fsp0 AGENT ~ FOR

Successors of the former firm we hope you will accord
the confidence wherewh the old firm has been honored
from its foundation. VICTOR PELLEVOISIN,
ALPH0NSE PELLEV 0ISIN.
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BY CANNON & MATTHEW'S

pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
DCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
signed, ruseewi offer for sale at public auction the
Exchange Reading Rooms, No. 10 South Gay street,
P. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the city Of Bal
tmOT being part of MILESTONE Point, distinguished
plat thereof by the No T. which is contained within the
metes and bounds, and distances, following
Beginning for the at the distance 42% perches
south degrees and Is minutes east from standing
the north side of the main road and in the line
the Principle CompanyS part Of said land, and running
thence bounding said road south degrees
ues; east peches then north 2 degrees and minutes
east 10 perches and lengths of perch to the north
west branch of Paapsco YER then bounding thereon north
80 degrees west 81 perches, north 6 degrees west 0
perches to Lot No B. and then by straight line the place
of beginning. Subject annual ground rent of $500
payable quarterly.
Terms Of the sale prescribed by the decTee-Onehalf
cash the day of SALE the balance in f. and ~ months
from the day of sale, equal nsalmen the pay
men TO bear interest from the day of sale, and be
by the note Of the purchaser endorsed the sas
faction Of the Trustee. VIM s WATERS, Trustee.
al0 eo&ds CANNON X MATTHEW'S, Auctrs
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BY VIM. HAMILTON

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
s'iii LEASEHOLD PROPERTY will, by virtue of
decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, sell, by
public auction, on the premises SATURDAY, August
18th, 1859, at O'Clock p NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city,
the northeast Of Franklin AMI ChatsWorh Streets
having front the former of 49, feet and depth the
latter of 81 feet Subject to annual ground rent of $780,
payable yearly
improved by welbul and handsome brick DWELLING
HOUSE, threes in height with parlor passage break
restroom and kitchen on the first floor.
of sale are-Onehalf cash. and the balance in
six months with interest
L. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
i23.2aM&ds WIN. HAMILTON. Anct'r
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f'5I.f ,
A;isl BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
4lAA- COURTF0R BALTIMORE CITY, the subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction at the Exchange SaeSroom
5. Gay street, Baltimore city, WEDNESDAY, the l4th
day Of September next at O'Clock ?. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND. being about three acres,
the precise quantity of which will be made known the day
Of SALE and which is situated GmOr and Mount streets
Gimor street isnow being paved The lots fronting each
side of this street will back for the distance of 56 feet 10
inches 20 feet alley The lots fronting the side
Of Mount street will back for the distance
above.
factory price is not obtained it will then be offered in
lots.
Plat of the property may be the Office Of the sub
scber No 36 St Paul street, and at Mrs H. G. Armstrong;,
on the old Windsor Mill road.
Terms of sae-one third in cash. one third in and the
bear interest from the day of SALE and to be secured by the
purchaser by notes. with endorser approved by the sub
scriber. G. L DCLANEY,
aSm,th&ds Trustee.
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a O-PARTNERSHIP.- the undersigned,
Shaye this day formed under the name
ing a GENERAL PROVISION AND WESTERN PRODUCE
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at 4s South street, near Ex-
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ao-u NO oZ D Gay street
nISSOLUTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF
IIROBINS0N L GREENOUGH has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent All persons having claims and
those indebted requested to call James Robirson
authorised settle the affairs OF the
late firm. JAS. S. ROBINSON,
July LIST, 1889 L. A. GREENOUGH.
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SMants.

VXTANTED.-A PLATE GLASS SHOW
wv WINDOW, orr feet square, having good projec-
ton. Apply at l59 s. Green street alle92t-
BOARD WANTED.-Two young gentlemen
lJwant engage and board. Must he within FIVE
minutes walk North and Baltimore streets
Address f'M.,'' at this ofire aln-lw
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING of grown
persons entirely, with aservan DESIRE before leaving
town for the summer make arrangements for the Fall
and winter by engaging several rooms arlor and Cham
bers,) which they viii furnish themselves, cOmmodlous
and comfortable house. where there few oher
boarders and in the northwestern portion of the city Ac
commodations be rendered person commencing an e
Enlistment ofths Sort which will diminish the outlay OF
without delay je6-tf
OK lOO TO SIS, 00O.-WANTED A PART
SC,UOUNER in an old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf with cash capital OF
the above amount doing good ana profitable business Adj
dress :, = IL. a o Ii IL LU ",
matt Care T. O bon ,SJe, baItllnofe
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srspgc1Sp SLAYER IN PoRrL AND. Ms.-There i.

SUSPECTED SLAYER IN PORTLAND, ME.-There il
very general suspiGon among the "knoSing opes tbst
certain weasel anchored in our bari Dor dt6g out
for a cruse African coast, With view Of restraining
IA Florida or Cuba load ef native Congos Wo apt
spov that such fact te toe belief 20 gsrr AL and
q We are assured sustened by many circumstances
ia, !, you'd seem Is be the daty OF the United
4ica,s al ,ts uc 10 make very close IA be
ar he yesssl allowed 10 depart IL do scare
,n,pg more hide behind the sechncab,es OF regu
- c,s,gence,' and We take IL that eet,-pce
n,,n.s 10 the mind OF every seose
oY 10 our bar Dor oasht have weight aeep with
hope he most devoed worsnipers "1as ani
ed tspe Al ,hoss engaged IN the African slave trade
bsvs Jbns far escaped s;.d npuaity, does
though government, in the rnstter OF tha And
cor ion D scoundres had thoroughly learned hc
no, 10 90 ~ Ne snAll observe with pteress tho
coupe nat may be pursued wilu reference % TIE ses
IN our barbor 70 which have thus publicly cea
attention -to~tcnd Adusrtiso, Au0nstS.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PH1LADELPHIs STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Auguss Q, 1850.
Socks heavy. PeaRsy wanna YEA, 80H Readins
Airosd, az Norris Cana, 52H Long Island Railroad,
1oh; Pennsylvania Railroad, as14
NEW ORLEANS, August 9, 1859.
Cotton very dull Sales OF Zoe three days 100 oAlss.
Receipts the three days 200 bales against $50 for tho
same time last year. Dcans New Yoik NJ ou days
AZ per cent discount and a. sight per cent premium
BALTIMORE. August ., 1859.
an extra, at 50 SIX 50 g. Wneat FIR sales OF IL 900
bushels. al 81 70 81 40 for white Corn dull aud decin
ing; white end yellow Toe Use Provisions steady and
unchanged. whisssy du,l, at s1c.
PuLADslPaIA, August 9, 1859.
81 49, Corn arm; yellow, 76c. Oss wanted. Provisions
nrm mess pork SO $40 so; bacon 9xo SXc should
eD, ING wbisksy dull, ~ 2ec &c Rice lover; sales
st Axe sAEc. ..o
Flour declined loc l5c sales Of sipernus ri - IS
ProvDious-Notnng dong
CHICAGO, August Q, 1859.
Flour quiet. Wheat stesdy. Corn ouil snd decuDed lc
Oats DUH Receipts diy600 ools -four, IL 900 bushels
wheat and IA 500 bushels Shipments Buffalo
500 bushels wheat ana 'o'e bushels corn. sn
Flour moderate demaud local aud trade:
sales COO bbls at previous rses Wheat Continues dun
safes a small lot a,.- uoiana 81 10 Corn quiet
sales 1900 busbels Limos az Tic Ca1a tfeynts steady
At s4c 26c 90 hour 6,sc On wheat, ana &c on corn 10
lake or canal.
BUFFALO, August 81 p. N.
Flour quiet and unchanged, demsnd coonoea the
inferior sales 100 DO's al IS IS 25 for
Michigan, Indiana and ONO, and IS 90 8, for don
be extra Wheat 10 better lest but to.-ket o. l0c
lower saies bushels rejected onioag, spring at
60c; coo DO standard do zoe; 100 do. prime amoer,
90 g s, IS So zoo DO red DO, 81 tx Com au and
heavy: saies 5000 bushels prime Illinois river, free
board al 6sc holders at the close we're Offering 6sc
wpiskey at 24c Csnal iregns STEADY. Lake Imports
1000 bbis -four, 600 bushels wheat. Canal exports
400 bbs four 900 basnels wheat, 900 DO corn,
BUFFALO, August 9-6 P. NJ.
Flour quiet and unchanged demand confined to home
u
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Al ~ he sleersse.
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From Havana, sSe bark xxpress-A GAssbrsns nx
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DUNRAR.-O tuesday, August 9, DANIEL DUNBAR aged
65 years, ] north and 70 days
The re aves OF the family tie members OF
Covenant Looge Nc. IS, l. o Of o. F. aud Daughters OF
ADerics, NeE YORK Chapter No Z, are respectfully in
yrd to stend the funeral, ;his wednesday, ornng q
are O'Clock from hs late residence No TAI Water street,
Brooklyn.
On Monday morning, Angus. s. El,zssxrn ELLIS
Youngest child OF Ir end Ais JobD Ellis, aged year
he relatives and tr,enas OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend The funeral this Wednesday, afternoon
81 Two O'Clock from No. LA Hester street, without
FAiacaIp-o Tuesday, Angus 9, PsrsR FAIRcanp
agcu IS yeue.
Bs iestsos and friends respectfully in vted 10 st.
tera the funeral, without further Invitation, thurs
afternoon at tvo O'Clock, from the ais
brslnes "a law, Nathaniel Finch, No 2sT ess Toirty
sixth street
FAeIKsxH-oo Tuesday, August Q, JOB, FAULKNER aged
IL years.
Tbe relstves friends the family respectfully
DV,.ed 20 attend the funeral without further uoAce
thursday afternoon al two O'Clock, from No i26 Rvins
TON street.
GlANnxk--Cn Tuesday, Auguct 0. Jczs son OF John r
apa wiihelmna Chandler, Asec year, months ana
GAYS.
Nbe relatives ard rtsrds OF the family are spe,,fu,y
Invited attend the irosra tkt wednesday, noon
three oclses, rom Nc is kDxAbe,h sdeas withoas
fur her invitation.
HND.-oa Sondsy. August S, Of sonscmpson GAIA
AIlcs xie OF Joos hnd s6tn year OF her zoe
Her rernsins viii be removed Ger late resaeoce
No az UlaTkeon street. this "wednesday roruius A. Ten
O'Clock, To haesenssck Tor aiersent wear the flners
sstrnou VIII De preached.
HoRAs AT The rcstdence CT ais father John f. Koran
Lsss tEANUrs, eyed years asa 10 days.
ie a,vs soo friends u sne family ars IN veed 20 NJ
'ebd Se general, without frtner nc2ce, this (weanes
day s'ierhoon, nj ts@ eosS from No. 10 GA street
W jimmy -oa soodsy, August ) the residence CT
ht ihe No Nan a,ess, Brooklyn, after short out
severe hee-s, Joss l. ACGAKray, aged Is years and
Mcatns
~. relatives ard Meg ss respectfully invited TO Al
tend 'he ianefA tns Sejntsay) aernoou AT half past
Two oclc>s
soroSnn-oa ~ esday uofous, August 9, wulIA.,
sol OF Alexander vro Mary snodsrass NcDonaid, aged
weave aud men0 a.
The friends No. acauastanc Of family are respect,
,niy fhSiec w attend ihe iubera tos ("enh.sasyl A
@tnoaa AZ rec O'Clock, from the RESIDENCE US ga
ralts III N9'Ips street. near Union street., AooAHe
SassoS papers please copy. -
scGuipn -on raesday evening, August ., OF rneaa'es,
rBOM4s sou az John and AuBa IcGnre aaeo Year, 4
month. ana IL days
Tbs frieps OF ito family and those OF his unces PAT
rick ard Aichael Beeg. aud John July, are respectfully
parer a. No 10 Cenire sreet this Wednesday, afternoon
| .. .oree ociosk without fuStnsr Invitation
EcklNs1Ay --sGaGen,y, NIlAAA Z, ACkJssIRy, n thS
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Brooklyn city News.

PRseENI To BIooKIYN FRaMgs ~ There is on exhin
ton at Hartford, Conn, beautiful nre trumpet nsdo
from the Charter Oak and intended for presentation 10
Frsine Company No. ~ OF Brooklyn New York nv En-
ene Company No. Of Hartford The Cowa,a says il IA
the exquisite chip, end win make one OF
the bsnGIoneet presents ever transmitted from oue Dire
company arother Upon golden shield inserted 10
the WOO, engraved representation NJ the Charter
Oas, and the iusor piion by Charter Oas
Epgine Company No. l. OF Hartford, IN Phmnix Engine
Company No. IL, Of Brooklyn, n Y" The heavy SIX
assels which support the Trumpet fastened
by rnes passing through cayved and teavts 10
Benoed meuepto Of the courtssies extended by
Biooslyn Company 70 thu Charter Oak Company upon
excurrjup O BROOKLYN
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SBEBP IN TExAs-The Gonzales (Tsxas) Eo2u
has the following regard 70 tne extent Of sheep
raising ttye quarter OF the Sate:-ln order that Tit
may fm idea Of the extent Of tnn business
state VIII here remark thas, ron aase Gale
ston ~ of sheep rssots, estimated ina, not
less Of mioa Of ssssp have been brought
into Texas from Mexico the Ist day OF January sst
excusve o! ihossimportet from TenneSss Illinois, MS.
toui and Arkansas. estinAaad that ~ the drst
Of usxt January tbs nun Der will have been doubled,
thus making something like hat a million o. sheep
brought from Mexico int Stale during the o.
the humber already brought In, 10 though, that abo
sevsn,y or eighty thousand have crossed The riveS
Ills place.
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The euevsver had also been arrested h San LAKE OWys
and in his snop we're ouad ali the imOe meats ana mate
Y,aK used preparpg the cnocks, sogosnes WIN ~rko
bundles u untitled checks
The oussson Of points the despatch caused the state
men, in our papers Colonel Crossmaa was the On
xrsver OF the fraudulent checks, whereas ne Of tho
nos, Efficient disbursement officers in the service Of the
poverumeut.