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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
LOST.

w Saturday, Nov. I'd, 1859, . POCKET-BOOK
~ containing several papers, important only to the
owner. There note ia it which hereby
all persons not to purchase, the drawer has been
advised Of the loss and will not pay to any one but
myself II dated Nov. 14th, 1859 payable Is days
from date, signed OLsY ToLIFsoN and calls for
$s5 20.
The 6adcr will be literally rewarded il the propert
II delivered to me, at McGregor. JOHN uELWIG.
McGregor Dec. 7th, lSj9nSw3
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CoSsUMrTIoS-This dreadful scourgc of north.
crn ATTITUDES is often the result of the sheerest
carclessncss. A slight cold is taken, cougl,
begins, no is observed till the cough is we'll
seated. and then come drugs and medicines
till the patient is laid in the tomb Now there
are many simple remedies sold by our Druggists
that would stop your cough and save you from
premature grave. Among the dealers in
McGregor are Hoffman, Benton e. Co., II. f.
Newell, J.J. Jcwet, T. w. Wood and DR. Moe
call on either of them if you would be saved.
Colds are usually contracted from a neglect to
protect the feet properly. To remedy this, buy
your Boots and Shoes thick for winter,
and buy them of D. X. Hobart, Vibrant e.
Robinson, Buel, Hill & Granger, or any of cur
Dry Goods dealers, all of whom keep fair as.
sentiments; Or if you want good fit in coarse
Or fine boots, so to Orrrz or to SCHMIDT and
we'll guarantee a No !. job.
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In the District Court Of Clayton Co., lo,ca.
II. u. Il 4 v. Carter
Jonathan Brown, James January Term, A. D. 1860
Mansfield, Ara Veach,
Norman Hamilton aud
Peter NJ. Lown.
To Jonathan Brown and James Man.feld:
YulHE Original Notcein the above entitled cause
j having been duly returned by the Sheriff OF
Clayton county, Iowa. with endorsement OF Not
Found" Is to you and order Of pu bieaton made
according to law, You are therefore hereby notified
the District Court in Clayton county, Petition H.
b. 4 v. Garter, claiming Of you the sum Of Eight
Hundred Dsliars, as money due on pr0assoEy nete
And that unless you appear and answer thereto
before the morning OF the second day Of the
OF said court judgment will be rendered against you
| thereon. NOBLE q DRUNNOND,
AIstt--T. UPDE0RAEF, Cyk. Atty's for PLAINTIFF.
December q, lS59wA
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Hoes WANTED.-It will be seen by our
advertising columns that DoDGE & RHODES
of McGregor, want to pay cash for all the
Hogs in the country, and our readers west
are earnestly invited to bring along their
Pork and Grain as quickly as possible
The River is now well bridged for teams,
and your produce can make quick time to
Milwaukee and Chicago. Dodge 4 Rhodes
have dealt largely, the past Fall, in Cattle
and Grain, and they can be relied on every
time as liberal and upright business men.
New ADyERTIsEMENTs.-W refer the
reader to the various new Ads, Notices,
&c, &C., in this issue. See the Bank No
tice, particularly, and look out for that Note
which JOIN HELwIG cautions people from
buying. PALMER & CALVIN of Clermont,
are in receipt Of lots of new goods, which
you can read of, and buy, if you have cash
to spare. RIcKEL & HUFFMAN have fine
and full assortment of new Books, Paper,
&C., &c. Their stock of Diaries is very full,
and every man in town,-and the ladies,
too,-should buy one, so that daily report
of the year 1860 may be easily made up.
FAY's BILLIARD RooM-This new insti-
tuition was opened on Saturday night UNI
der the auspices of CHARLEY FEREN late
of DEBORAH. The Champagne flowed freely,
the house was well filed with lovers of the
game and all things went off to the salts
faction Of the company and the Proprietors.
The Room is over McCRANEY's Auction
Store. Fcren is most agreeable gentle.
man and he will be very attentive to the
wants of all who call to see him.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Straved

SCTayed
ENROM the subscriber living in Mctlregor. fz5azR,x
j about the 2seh Of July, RED and1ITr
WHITE SPOTTED COW, star in her facetW@kz
short horns and about IL wears old.
will give SIS for any information that may lead to
ner recovery. JOHN RUNKLE,
December 6, lS59tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Nj TO THE PUBLIC.
il. T. PARKER is still {" hr found at his old
stand aud ready for the spring trade he having re
ceIyad direct from New York has stock Of pajnts
which eTahieS hIm Ia inform his friends and fellow
citizens he and will compete wit INV establish
mcut in the district. a. T. PARKER
House, Sign, and Decorative Painter.
GlaZieT, &c, No. 50 Louisiana aycnna
". bah the above branches duno promptly and
In an unsuT Tpassabe manner. an I6- I'm
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MJ.G J. q. STEVENS
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CIpTUIEp

nj q. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CIOTUIER
- No so Penn. 4renKs. BrorrnS' HorrI
Has, chnice stock of CLOTHS. ChSSI liner ~
and NESTINGS, aud other = SON ARI,E q.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR which he
Will make to order ia the best manner aud at IA
short notice. lie has also choice stock nf Wf
hne READN-MADE CLOTHING and -LA
FURNISHING ARTICLES. to which he vouId
call the special attention nf gentlemen,
IL AdhcTInG to the principle of oHs mir osiy
which IL distinctly mari on each ari ic!e tic pUF
&c are secured from imposition, and may rely ,I,
IL Mr., WM. BENNET. avorahly known Ia ,ua,,v =
cIhzenS oi Washington asa Cutter Of oGdiStInCuIsha,i
merit, having charge al the Cutting n,na ItInsrt
will he Pleased 1" meet has frieuds aud the pub!Io
generally aud serve thei6 with W. f
mar Z'u GOOD FIT.
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AsECDorg OF AN EN-PREsIDENr.-When
NIL F-llm-re was practising law in the
Bunaio courts, he was pretty formidable an-
tagonist, even in that city of bars and benches.
upon one OCCASION witty lawyer Ivy the name
cf Iaicott was his opponent. and the latter
wishing 20 show the jury how 5! !ronrIy the rival
case was fortified. made use of a phrase which
he presumed would comc home to their feelings.
Not only, said he, "hayo my clients rights
been thus invaded, hat also, in order to sustain
that inroad, you find arrayed agsiust him the
best talent in the country-I may say. the right
bower IF the profession,''
what does the gentleman on the opposite
side mean by the right bower" said Mr.. +.
life
Why" said Talcott. with sly wink at the
jury, Il thought everybody knew what that
mesntmthe biggest knaye in the pack,,"-Cos-
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EMRICH'S LAGER BEER DEPOT,

- NO. $40 ELEVENTH STRKRT,
Ttco doors North Of the Gas Compdny'S OFce,
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
haS acccptad the Washington agency of ]. & p
baitZs sPullsADEIPHIA LAGER BEER which
hS rs now prepared tO furnish tO the trade
families. Bats Lager Beer has long been kept AT
The undeTsg ncd's estab shment, and ranks IN this
CITY, As " a. northern cities, the best manufac
tuIed In the United States.
III All orders promptly filed and delivered free
fe = SIN PETER ENRICH
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FOR RENT AND SALE

q pAkT Gf the
9 1Ssi MFffBEEiy Coy Go1tE Hs's O.
T. oOr Lh BKo. mar Is II
A xAhUABLE FARM FOR sALE-Situ.ted
GeoIget9wn st the ntersecton Of Rs ,,es from
sno Little Fails roads, consisting of lOa acres. In
and E. T.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-ContaIn,n,
from III. 81 H aorss In Fairfax county, Va, miles
dra, 'S Tss e S anG the same distance from Alexan
1udo1 and ls well watered and tmbered it IS all
Of fruits Snd large orchards Of the best
cbsas OF sale III be made very easy to suit pur
Architect. Penn. avenue. mar s-tf
For SAhhEI0n II. I D. S;scsommcdatine terms, very
Dweliing-N~. 2s0-wth back building attached.
e0ddtandins con Ing in al y rooms; has very dry cellar,
moth side street between 18th and stb srest. dn the
a mtdTsy between the Treasury Department aud
ant locations for residence in WashingtoRR city,
Street ST. ct oi'hAND "hBB' No. 'so ed story, 9Th
EQR RENT-The very desirable DWELLING
IOUSE, No. 81 Bridge street, at the corner of
been thoroughly renovated and supp,ed with evcsS
t1;nsente1ce ; ol water and gas throughout 1t con
and serysntS 1o pssGd5s; dining Kitchen
f ofy Selhr: FROM the windows are charming views
VI " ashihstOn ana the Potomac river, with the ad
lacent country. The situation is convenient and
healthy: PossesslOn given on the list Of Nav En-
street, '' - '"i'oii
Also, several Stables and Carriage -houses for
% %ren., supplied with water from the Aqueduct Ap-
ply as above. ab 8-u
VALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT ih WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
IEkM OF FYEARS.-Tho undersigned will lease
Of h 1G sRe the .suis 5h
west corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street. which
i4r nearly hve years past has been well known as
tne largest and most successful boarding house i'm
the Federal Metropolis. It's position on Penn. ave-
a;;, p iaWas oetween The Capitol and Presi-
Washlngton Theatre and Philharmonic Hall. one
or both Of which is open nearly every night in tile
year; renders this property by long odds the most
oIlglhle IN w Nashngtnn city for q hotel kept on the
rnrnPesn G'an. Its sleeping apartments can easily
DE drTanged To Accommodate ono huudred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while It's cpokinr
dlulng, and restaurant apartInenis can he ar,
ranged 70 accommodate even n far greater number
on tho European plan. The entrances public and
private, viii be on lit street, within feet Of Pcnn
Avenue, and nearer to the lieatre and Philharmonic
tiall than Others that bs established. For in
inrnaLon CONCERNING terms, & c., Apply to- w d.
WALLAGH, Star Ohioe, Washington city.
mar . tl
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WHY Is 1T: p,,vo. ,,,,
STEVENS,
THE FANCY GOODS Dealer.
Has Rush' Whom the ladies' 90 ~ such mum
oerS there must he great attraction The PRICES
OF STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOOIlS
Win an immense variety "f al other FANCY
tl4n OF all hands; must be the nducement
CAL early, and save money by buying the very
best and most Fashionable Goods of ''
X. G. STVENS, The nancy Man.
$50 Pa. av.. het. 9th and 10th sts
%
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

0VUxo, odUES, &c.
5OO SEVENTH STREET sO0
II. MELA 4 SON. wv
The ssrssst, Chsapss. f and Most Con Complete s AS
BOOTS fss'%sn5 ASb SsdHoEs N
ever brought NS to ia,s nGo CITY can now be found
One door SSors ODD Fsiio,Ss' af1 Hal.
Gents fine Boots. :T ,sxsd.l. Cd PRICES: .ss7s
Do. fine Shoes, lasting sewed ...... i 81
DO. nne Patent Leather and Kid CATERS. =. SIS
LADIES' Ensii:h Lasting theeledl Gaiters-.-. Liz
10 RR' sne Ma Slippers theeledl ;.-.-.. LIZ
Misses and Childrens Shoes, with and without
heels, from rs cents to 81.
A rare chance. Call quickly;
- No 500 Seventh street,
Doors AND prAkB sk5Es.HWIss; NoEIfE; You find ,ov,
go to FTs Tea BRo q nSt S2s sa
serve you with the most fashionable STYLES war
price. mars
H. y OR THE BALl.S.1I hsvejust received splen-
did assortment of fentlemen's French i'm nisD
Shoes: For I;adias-WSite Satin Satin and di' Kld' ~
Fancy Glcerous Slips. Call and examine my stock
10 ~ IRON HAIL. Ia dV.. bet. 9Th and 10Th SITS. .
ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, STRAIN
rRUNkSf RI GRkS!i!, TRGNKs.!.
s9d 81 NsTi1E STEEL II FRAME TRUNKS this side G1IM
Also, . general stock of all suslities ofNan
Tkkfs Tksk CARPET i and tsEfrHEB F. HGSvhAksa fASs and
els Iron Hall. Pa. av., bet 9Th and 10th sis.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
.toa = AN Constantly manufacturing and keep full
$:: s$:: fIsEs ssy: Hs5i ssss'f bSs
LE;e E;ahles lest Eng: Lasting Caters, 8 IS, -
Chldrens best Eng. Lasting Button Caters, 75c.,
White KID slippers. for Ladies and Misses, at very
Misses and Chdren's Boots and Shoes of every
description equally low, al Of 9f 1n5 ,r 1Sn make,
No. 2 Pa. ave-, Market Space,
ia IS-eo % door above 9Th 50.
V'o THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
Having been engaged IN manufacturing Ladies'
VI Isses and ChIldTen's Shoes for
1880 his past 81 years we ought tOeEzszA
Know by this time what will suit them this line,
and can safety say tilst we do which you can prove
the artlc es at the principal Shoe stores IN Wash
Ingtnn city-tne Shoes well-knuwn ms J. w,
McCurdy d Sons PhIladephis make. no 2l-ly
~ TRUNKS SLTRUNKSm
HE Undersigned has now and constantly keeps
~ on hand large aud very superior EgwrvS
o. soTtment of Sole leather TRUNKSEXSaN
Wood Box THINKS; VELVET T&PESTRY
aud CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCH-
ELS; hEs SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c.
Repairing executed with neatness and dIs spatch.
JAS. s. TOPHhM,
Late TOPHAM Il NORFLET,
m{-ly NO. fss 7th St, oppo. Odd Fellows Hall.
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GRAND OPENING.

GRAND Openings.
~ 476 PEvN. AVENUE
On MONDAY, May 2, Ia5g
The undersigned respectfully calls the attantion
fully selected stock of ~ WIN
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
GEMS FURNISHING GOODS
-, And BOYS CIGJTHING.
MY stook ls composed of the very best matarial
and OF the lctosI fasntUu. visit co NY .sc,a -
only required to satisfy the most fasidious.
dp 9n-.w r. IEIPZIGER.
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VARIABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
KENT ih WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
WOOD AND COAL.

Il L T. p L BE FORE TIL +
IN PEOPLE,
THAT \; NJ PASlNrER,S !, rt :, GITT STEAM KIND
sssz5ss=5Issgsgzs
Ez:Szs#z.E.sz=zZzzss
sss5sFgss5TF
Orders left at = WI Handy's opposite vii
lards' Hotel Wm. Ballanty ne's, 4ss nh street:
or n Page's Wharf, foot of 7th streot. promptly at
store south ss or 7.L btdka a and sand
to accompany the order in all cases or be ready
when the fuel is delivered. '
ap 2.d A.PAYNTER, at Page.- Wharf
EA!.TS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS.
~ Wood prepared any length Hud size; delivered
to all parts of the city. Navy, Yard. aud George
town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
money 10 accompany the order, or to tie ready when
the fuel is deXered. T. }. w. NJ GAIT.
mar 25-ly,r Foot ofI7th st., below War Depart.
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GROVER & BAKERS
~ - CEIEBR ATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
" ~ ~" longer question: that these Machines are
TN" hest tn. mari kct for fa,ns sewing Spools as
purchased from the stores are psed upon th"m,
without TowindIES, making scam Of unequaiad
strength and beauty. ThAy are simple in cunstruc-
ti"n, easily manaS"d, not liable to get out of order
and nciseless IN their operation.
inll assortment constantly on hand and for sale
at factory prices by X. c. STEVENS.
336 Pa. av.. Washington.
III Also, = frll supply of NEEDLES. COT
TON, and everything pertaining To these Sewing
il 4 good Operator in attendance to show the
Machines and give full instructions In their use.
m Sm
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V'hEMUNT HUUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
The ProPrletors, having added. during the last
year, many new improvements, such as
new Water Closets, Bath Rooms, and ev- l.i8
cry possible luxury and convenience thr1mr6o1f
facilities for their accommodation
Ihe House, bsiag the largest frSteIaSs Hotel IN IN,
Northeast, "
and Its locality, corner Of Lake and Dearborn SITS
m the immediate vicinity Of the most FASHIONABLE
places of amusements, and close proximity to the
different Railroad Depots and Steamboat Land ng 8,
In the Centre af the most desirable Bssixsss Po,t,o.,
ofthe CITY,
presents superior Inducements to the traveller, 70
business or pleasure.
fe2l-Sm GAGE. BROTHER a. DRAKE.
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MISC HILARIOUS.
DUPONT'S o.
8 u N p o w d ER. ID

S5 2UPoNT'S CS
-" N w ID r. OC
w. ALBERT KING, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., for
years past the Sole Agent in the District Of Colum
Oia Tor Messrs Dupont Il Co., WILMINGTON, Del
,he, ,he d1eIent grades of POWDER manufactured by
Blasting and Mining Powder, in Is and 50 H. kegs
cannon and, and Musket do, tU. 8. Govern
. ment PROOF IN 25 and 81 ID. kegs
Ducking Powder, In S. I2I and 9S in fess .
n. DO: Cal, do. in1 and y %. canisteTs
Damonn rraln 90. in lb. canisters
EagIe hlne DO. IN 6A and l2x III. kegs
DO do. In and y 10. cani steTs
r, FFF, do. IN 5, and y ID. canisters
,, Do do. In u Id. TASKS and canister
H Safety Fuse Of superior quality, in barrels
All of the above will he sold at manufacturers
prices and delivered free of charge 20 any part OF
the District. ' r Vi
The character Of DHpont's Powder has been So
well and fayorably known for a half century, that
praise. " iS'
III We take pleasure at all times in showing
others. N"
IL ofhce No. IS High street, Immediately ad-
dining the Canal. seS-tT
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II GREAT REDUCTION.
HE VANDERBILT LINE of United States
mail StnamshIps-
WANDER Bll;T, Cap. I.efevre OCEAN QUEEN
NoRTH STAR, Capt. Jones ARIEL,
. VIII form aFoRrNIGHrI.Y line hetwesn s.r>Ax
NEW l.Rk SoU THANProN. and HAvRE 81 ffn
under Mail Contract, leaving this sd, ,-axw7S-@
each alternate SATf' RpAY and tho otbar sid..
each alternate WEDN ESDAY,
FROM NEW YORK iFRoN HAVRKhNn
tok SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON
AND hAERk: FOR NEW YORK.
pdrdsrbf. Saturday, April 23l wedday, Nav M
North Sfdr.. lSaturday, Nav II Wed,dsy Ma 5s
A'trl ....... saturday, May 2Il wed'dav June q
PapdsTbIH .. lSatHrday, June SlkNed'day Inna %
Garry able urseons
No sioerage passengers.
,PR!cE 9F PASsAGE-EifkeT Way fis Sams-Pr
NandarbLt, hrst CABIN in and lGA; second cahtn
-" aud $50, according 60 location Of state rooms.
r'T North star, hrst cabin, $50; second oabln ".
tERrIPIcATEs issued uf passage from Europe
SPECIE de liyeIcd IN London and Paris.
ID. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green.
hP 10 bn New York.
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I1OR SALE-A large Herring's Wilder Patent
L Fire ard Burglar Proof IRON SAFE, suit
able for bankers and merchants doing large busi-
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THROUGH TICKETS can he obtained At the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD OF
ElCE corner Ol Penus wanna avenue and 18th street,
Washington, on board Of the Steam Ferry Boat
George Page. OF at the Office Of the Orange aud
Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandria,
RICHMOND, DANviLLE, LYNCHBURG
BRISTOL. KNOXVILLE, DALTON, ALLAN
ia, ,CHATTAN0OGA,NA NASHVILLE, HUNTS
VILE, GRAND JpNCTION, MEMPHIS,
MONTGOMERY AND NEW ORLEANS.
BY direct route, and continuous railway oonneo-
uOn Ia Memphis,
AhordInC greater ,rpedifiOH and com fort, and be
ing over Hn IA les shorter than by any other route.
The steam ferry boat Gs9gc Page leaves the foot
kengers take the cars for X Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staunton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, a @ !,
and at 81 p m for Richmond and ali points South
west, making sure and close connections to MEN,
phls.
Baggage Wagons and Omnihuses leave the ofhcs
Pa avenue, At o'clock =. m, and Pm.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
10 NJ Washtngfon
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

NGE OF TIME.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ ESE
On and after Thursday next, alst inst. Trsins
Washington at go and $50 g. m
Do. at and 6.l5 .. IN.
Baltimore at ~ and IS a. I'M,
DO. at Is and $50 o. m.
The hrst, second, and third connect with Trsins
ior the East and West
The second and fourth are Way Trains
ap9 r. n. PARSONS Aren't
A RRANGEMENr IT FOR ISSp-Hours of departute
"A OF steamers GEORGE PAGE
ana THOMAS COLENER: Er&S
., FROM Neutrality-suspicious. Geo razrzxz7se4
Fage-a Ga, 9, and II y. m, l2iZ. 3. s antsh o. m
From NashiUg Ugton-Stcamer Thomas CoIyeT-at
snd 10 a. M, II W., 2, 4, and o .. IN.
Prom ACCOMPLISHMENTS tSPorge Page-af 4
., 10 a. m, llS a. M, lk, Z, and 5X p. IN.
Efohi a eAaisdfia-~teainer Thomas Collyer-at
Z; :, u n m ], s, and 2. IN, except Tuesday and
rrlhaN mornings, when the Colyer viii run her reg
uaT lllPs To Mount Vernon. ~ heretofore and omit
h3r tripS between Washington and Ale1andrIa from
a. IN. 20 r. m. on,y.
The "a IA a. "a. and ~ p. IN. boats from Aexan-
uish cnn'eci Win the trans Of the Baltimore and
Ono Railroad for the North and West
Ihe "a a r and - p. IN. boats from Washington
c'uhtct with the trains Of the Orange and AeXan-
nIla hailT'Ead Tor the South and SouthucSt an ia
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FISHING TACKLE,
NRIFFITH h SHIELDS have IN store an excel
lent assoTtment Of goInted Rods. Lines, Sinkers,
Snoods, Corks, Hoo ksot every make, Stockholders,
&c. Fer sale wholesale retail at the lowest
prices at 339 Penn. avenue, opposite Browns.
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N kINDLING AND STOVE WOOD,
| MHiTE AND RED ASH Goal,

SOO MCKINNEY & IANSDALE, E0n
c%O AGENTS FOR CkO
PARK FIRE ms. co. n. Y.-Cash capital and
supplies SS1lnO, nearly; and correspondents of
other Companies having cash capital of over
S3GaHn. Losses e9uItab adjusted and promptly
paIh. once No. 52O 7th street. near ID. ap5
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INTEREST ALLOWEp ON DEPoSITES
MONEY TO LOAN
cauBp BRSfIIERs. RS fiEs fstiNIH!kssS' sHNkEkss
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tfOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
= Sstoty Hanse south side of Pennsy ivania sv,
east % Ith street, and over Harvey & Co.'s Hard
Es[e store Apply to CAMPBELL COYLE. or
=. W LIZ bnO. mar Is If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-08
yo-L ;ncIudine those Of

snd today in New York, including those OF
,b. limited. States bonds, and several State,
Ps;lroad. Insurance, Bank, and other corpora.
lions it is supposed will amount to between
a 600 900 and 81, 900, 900. Az much of the
interest paid out has been on foreign account
!, Is SUPPOSED that q large share OF 1t Will be
emitted in specie to Europe by the Persia
ncyt week, though doubtless 4 good deal oil II
u;Il remain for re.invcstment. Owing, now
over. to the fact Of increased rcmlttances' DOM
ordinary and extraordinary, It Is estimated
,Lat the Persia, to sail next Wednesday, VIII
take out from 1900, 900 TO s., 0OU,U0u
The private advices by the Arabia were
moro favorable for cotton dealers than the pup,
lished accounts. The sales yesterday embraced
1 200 bales, closing at an advance OF : TO &c
nor II. since the .Arabia's news first came u
h,nd 4 sentiment pervadcS the business
mind both in Liverpool! and III New iork tia'
the war in Italy will be Of short duration;
The two industrial movements IN EngIalu'
which attract most attention, are the ieaSio'G
hone, of seeing, ere long, this continent anu
Europe permanently connected IN telegraph
COMMUNICATION. \ second company, 1t Is said'
ha, been organized in England, that seeks no
aid from Government. 1t proposes to lay 4
/ cable extending from Lands End, in England
TO an island in the Gulf of 81. Lawrence. Inc
other enterprise is the prospect OF the early
completion Of the Great Eastern steamship. IL
is said she will be ready to sail for America
bv the 18th of August. -
The coupons of the Virginia and East Ten
nes>ce railroad were promptly paid yesterday
hy Mcssrs. Peters, Campbell x Co., OF Wall
street, in this city. TUDOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA, SONORA, &C.

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-The Overland mail from
California, with dates to the 10th June, has ar
rived. The Republicans of California have
nominated Leland Stanford, Of Sacramento,
for Governor; J. F.. Kennedy. OF Santa Clara,
for Lieut.. Governor; Z. \. Baker, OF San Fran
cisco, and p. II. Slb.cy, Of Placer, for Congress.
Business was inactive in San Francisco.
Capt. Simpsons exploring expedition had
reached Walkers river. The route traversed
by Simpson shortcns the distance from Camp
Floyd to Genoa 800 mics. Captain Stone anu
his party is reported to have been driven out
Of Sonora by Gen. PcSquicra. lie proceeds
to Washington. The revolt Of Opata and the
Ia.u Indians is creating great CONSERVATION
at Sonora. The Indians have Dcen defeated
by the Government troops in four engagements,
and were marching on Guaymas. where the
foreign residents were taking refuge Oh board
of the vessels in the harbor.