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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
FIFTY YOUNG MEN WAMIr.

nF good moral character coming well ~. ~.
" mendfd, can And steady and rsmsae's%r..
employment in selling by subscriptions ~ w.
able Publications OF Books.
My business Il and has hesa f,s -" e h. !.
sively Southern business dcsigWci 70 as'
hniding up Soathcrn literatsFs. -.
The Books ars oil choice selcctioeo, cs5s n.
ted to adorn the parlor, the centr~tsese' ~,
hrAry. and to store the mind with useful nos
cdge. They recommend themaeivcsto ~
and tho old For beaaty Of typogsse0
pestness ofbinding. thsy stand almost - ~
A large nunbss Of these books 80 Il. =
in Texas. which will render II Psodsso'
Agents.
Address the subscriber. Marshall. TeIaa
l.. q. NkBHo
Ich. 3 ls6u
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Woop. Co, Tgxas. MARCH /. lsG0.

Woop. Co, Tgxas. March lsG0.
take pleasure in certifying to the public.
that purchased Cotton Gin and Horse Mil
from j s Alexander, last hall that has given
ample satisfaction. His improved Gin makes a
ins sample Of cotton and will gin three bales,
weighing FIVE hundred lbs per day. IL picks
the avid clean and In TACT does everything that
could he expected Of any Gin. The Mil viii
grind 80 bushels Of good meal per day with
,,..e l.. A. RINHARDT.
Nsveh 81 ls6G.--u
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TO the PUBLIC.

gI>HE practical operation Of Gin or Mil
l is the bert evidence of IA utility. Prefer
ring tina, those Of my manufacture should he
enforced upon the attention Of the public by
being fnirly tested have said but little about
them. | propose to manufacture superior MINIS
and Gins. aud to furnish them at the lowest
prices Mt which they can be afforded The sub.
Joined certificates from men OF experience and
high character attest their worth. Persons de
sirous Of purchasing either, should look at nine
before buying elsewhere.
My mandatory is situated one mile West
Of Marshall Orders addressed to me a. Mar
shall will receive prompt attention
J. =. ALEXANDER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
Plantation Goods.

nF every description and quality may be bad
~ al very low prices p.
BRADFirIp 4 TALLEY'S
May 10, 1860 n35N
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~ ats.
~ hItc Goods.

4 VERY handsome stock Of Swise, Jsconet,
n Check, Null. and Nsnsook Muslins. Dotted
and Striped Swiss, Bishop and Victoria Lawns,
Linen Lawn. Irish Linen Linen Cambria ri.
low case Linen, Linen Shee,ing, Bcached and
Brown Table pamask, Towels, Towelling and
Napkins, Birds Eye Diaper, Bleachcd Domestic,
B.caehsd shee,inss, Brown md Yellow Linens,
Marseilles and Hooey Comb Quilts. Furniture
Dimity. Bonnet Cord, &c, jus, received and for
sale a, prices to suit the timer by,
BRADFELD ( TALLEY
May ~, $50. n3atf
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NtNsll ms.
I.aAlcss Shoes.

4 LARGE lot Of Ladies Caters, Kid Boots,
n Kid Heelcd Slippers, and Ileeled Buskins,
lust received and now being sold low, by
BRADFlELD 4 TALLEY.
--.'1, laGO II
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Carpeting ana Straw Mating,
TOBACCO l. CIGARS.

A large and choice stock
The undersigned does not pretend to mention
all Of his goods, bu, simply to call attention TO
leading articles, and TO the eS,reamly LOW
FIGURES at which be is selling. lie wishes
every one to call and examine for themselves
satisfied tina, they will no, Tail to buy.
+. SCHWARTZ
Marshall, Texas. April 81 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
A Very I.arxc Lot

OF Hame,. Collars and Trace Chains, rlro
" scovi Hoes can be had cheaper than they
can he bough, Yves, OF New Orleans, by calling
BRADFlEiD 4 TALLEY.
Jan. 81. 1860. nsu,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
sCHW ARTZ ARRIVED!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO MARSHALL!

-
Twenty-Five PER 'cns N"e"Ve''
'I'uE ahNrsRncu n"s JUS, ,N' .., - =,
opening VOC A 49,, s,' - " ,h,.m.rle, Thcy
-. ,,rreh.ud u,aer III. avn personal super.
- wv, .nd unor .nrh favorable terms. that he
!. ,vrn.r,J 10 offer them TWENTY FIVE
PER CENT CHEAPER than any be hAe ever
sold 10 Marshall In variety t'e""~'' "na =.
tent they cannot DC eAee''e". Al A'e n,"e '' u
call examine and 's'is'y 'ne""e'''s' ~ \" f~"'
~ And prie~-
49,, u,.,n
WI, "nu an .nu III. ~ 80, orc.,d,rs pr;p,.
k'1s ,',. $500. ,,,.;r n,r,,,,l and rre~s.
~ snd P'"n y, an ,,,urr;n,ions sne lace and
y M, .n,;,,.a nr'nt. dom,s,,cs bleach,d and
sn n,.,. n'J ponnr,s u;hhors Irish iuen. EN-.
s"',IS.,l 49,. ,,,l,.rs .l,,vcs hosiery bands
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EM hrOlNevN

tIJWVrOvVCVN.
1 VERY large and complete stock Of En-.
~ broidered Jaconet and Swiss Collars, JAG
one, and Swiss Collars and Sleeves in se,,s, Elm.
broiicred Thread Cambria Iienkeroaieis, Jaeo
ne, and Swiss Edgings and lnscTtngs. Jaconet
Swiss and Linen FIouncirg, just arrived and for
sale by
BRApFlfLD TALLEY.
May 10. 1860. n3au
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
Gloves.

livery kind Of Ladies, Gentlemen, and
Il Misses Gloves may be had a,
BRADF1ELD i TALlEia.
Nav 10, 1860. n33ii
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MOOps! MOOps q.

TOR all 70, 20, -. 30, 40, and so spring
L of the la,s, style, Just received and for sale
by BRADfiFLD 4 TALLEY.
MAY 10, 1860 n35tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
BALDWIN 4 CuSMMAN,
Wholesale and Retail Dcalcrs in
II A r y w A r Il .
IRON, NAILS, &c.
tCorner Texas and Spring S'rce'al

SHREVEPORT. LA.
Would respectfully announce to the cit-
mrs cd Harrison County. aud TO that
rarfisn Of Eastern Texas trading AZ
-hret.r ut, that We have recently open
vi er.h ard complete stock OF Hard
way .,npriscl iu part Of the following
articles
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Bareges.

4 BEAUTIFUL 10, Of Fancy, Flcnnced and
~ Double skirt Barcgss Satin stripe, Bare
ges " bite aud Black Bareg's, together with
every color Of Grape Barcges, jus, received and
for sale a, reduced prices by
BRADFIELD & TAfLEi.
Mas 10, $50. n3oai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

JULIUS A. NOTEWORTHY.
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J. n. 'iooS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
TEXAS CORRESPONDENCE

.l
Special 10 ~ Ner InHisaas tFesesns.l ~ .oen
= = e =, 9 = ~, -, a
h1- tsssSsan ; IS N r,s,su.a,,
lsasn L1oa ~ ~ n, mi;
reselue'oh ~ Vii
Y T q w
Rea 1as
asist' ", 81 49,
~ ac'sa aion : s''e
al,.s issus IN, ~ i
asfs uo'si guy s Z
sipic % elspese u more WAN ns'is u 'ie.h
auJourheash'' 4 y saiu sahl neheseol ~ I
caiied session VIII ne haa' 70 take aso sleoaai eo-
slderation me subject OF apportonheh. as soon as
congress shai nave hAea upon sns falao Y fepte-
sensauoh aor asepfesell'aasases y e,,s
s'e w. .'s''7N - ~ 80,
priyed Of her due representation N .ile heA1 eon-
gress as me next res liar session. q hef iss W.T.
ture VIII moi TAKE place antii November, lsoi, y
= peileved mat leNas WIN pc el'isea = io.ii
fsepreseh1atlVes ahuer she
anu siiess aie Wy ,1''''
Wouia 20 g hioen oteaia ~ ny. =
oenen. - W. ~
oeprlSlls pom lor one io'l'es = w.
Hence, y llesisaoie eias q os''sa ss7ss'
re naa. u
Ihere WIS qules ~ fpisoue " liis
taxing yeas anu 'ii's =,
ehe geaaemah slta,s = ~ ,ees e
asAea ''ii y "
certaah atslele ~ :. oe.s'''' tepsl ~
pfomItiY rel'iea .'iasf ne vas ~
former proceeaea ~ penn wv ~ taieio 80 I
which y was false, ana Woahu up y ssls wy, Y
strong language, .nas lae i1e.ef as =
scohnafel ana \ llar' " 49,, ~ ~ IT,
dressed WIG HOUSE. sahaloasus ss 49, !, ~
statements, Gaming upon eeer y lali' -
tenl' Wch they gig aho eioseu y + "''s
heiaiiea 4 na''i y 4 n, :
iaeipeF " te 9 y ..,.e
X
hossl ss'lssei.iel g. II
any ssiiie u Ilsse' s'l'. y - ''''s
peen sala. :,
piii I'M pssssu ss a slss,aae n ssis II
- sesslon ~ 'as o'u = n.y.
pioslsiss. iot eie $50 : y
isSii's aot ~ I'll NJ.
cent lassfess y ~ s's'i9ufs ~
ssase WI ssus y ~ .'lits
lailt eoiiip'ts ios siiet ST ~
py ae Y ~
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1,ssf " u 4saS
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i''tse ss,l i'li' 19i ssie H. s'lse =
usefaa hou5soA 7 = o9u lss,s
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
SIAM or IoulslasA. rAnl.n o. onIrars. !,

STATE or LOUISIANA PARISH or ORLEANS .
CITY Of New Orleans. )
Be remembered thai the 12h day of January 1860
fore the subscriber, Justice of the Peace in the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President
James Edwards Secretary, Of the sun Mutual Insurance
pany Of New Orleans Who being duly according law
depose say that the Just true
and transcript from the books Of said company
TaOS sLpO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18Th day January
1860. D. f. MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of 0tleang,
The Board Directors have resolved to interest of SIX
PER CENT. IN CASH the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits, the holders thereof their legal representatives
and after The 18TH day Of February next Afro declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per cent? the
earned premiums Of the Company for the year ending pece
her 3 1850 which certificates viii b. Issued tho 5h
March next.
The Directors after reserving ONE MILLION or DOL
LARS profits, have further resolved that att outstanding
Certificates ot Pgoats of the issee " c 1856 be redeemed
paid holders thereof her legal Representatives o
andafier the 1Sh day Of February The Certificates
produced The time Of payment for eanegiueh; and
Oh same to cease after the 3lst DrceInbcr, 100.
THOMAS sLO0 President
JAMES d. DESEGRE, vica.Presifen;.
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d. F. MITCHELL,
Second Lnhlice Of the Peaca.

BURgAu IA coNrAeN1E D ASSURANCE MurrK1 ,
LOUISIANA =
Nouyelle- 0risaHs lc 81 ddetnbre 1855
ED&FOlsAIEHthAgE Rux acquisitions dc La
~ chrtte ae III C6npaefle " Assurance Nttet a. LduiSs
lane; e dun aete de Ia Legislature Ia boasane 10 no ap-
nFouyt Il mars 1850 avis est pot ID ptaet ae les
teaia he script suiF0n pour les annte 1885 1856 FINITE.
4u est dn der1eHe1 iGpawds fhn8 burpau
p8gnie las dis Gefti6cas Mi seu pas
mRndef par e propridae lei p0prGtAire ldssd dts
tente jlugS dc eee avis il svrant eRuGftet Htnas as
moaHfs mis- crd; du guds contingent les les Ies
III eorlpegGie, aiisi qae e dit sA chaTFe
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I31S.n DAVIS
colIfonNp 0IRrn % WIZ engnEI.. IN gIn

tV7If=0t3U NINiF q. WiLN- flENEg- AN "a
Vn1a ~ intH8aea Re 0os# aAG52eas eaF fsboy5 sti
cVsgz and the nEtoHunls zisFl cr Is 5all 4l t a.
esiaaHae.
Eaf sac il Ss3 o'Icaaas 4hssesale aa4 Isetatl=6y
j WEIza9 Is CO.
q aa5 Fl eha575s sieaat,
sele#gegss Ees thy Eeasa.
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State Of Louisiana Parish OF Orleans city Orleans
Personally came and appeared before D. F. MITCHELL
end Justice q hs Pqaee b and fir The parish and city aforesaid
Iaas HgE President, ana H. IL Jptgar Secretary; Who,
being dolly sworn doth depofcs nud say ha jhe above Il fe
aud correct Transcript from the Books Of the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company
CHAS, BRIGGS, President
HI II JANNIER Secretary.
swpl 70 and subscribed before this 3st dry Of DGcem-
bert 1859
d. F. MITCHELL
Second Justice OF the Peace
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE LOUISIANA MUTUAL ms. GoNASr,
New Orleans, December 81, 1859.


TN accordance with the requirements of
s,arter of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company and
an act Of the Legislature Of Louisiana No no approved March
ticaes Of Script the years 1855 and 1856 and accuing n
tersst thereon unclaimed II the office Of the Company
and ali sd certificates interest which shall demand
ed by the legal owners within thirty days Of this
credited 10 the contingent In the Books the Company
I'D NY its hnre
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DE. oseooDs INDIA cHonAeoGun

CURES
Fever and Agne Clls and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Remitteut Feyers, Liver Complaint Jaundice, En-
asgement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of the
Spleen, Ind All the yaFioHs folns n
BILIOUS DISEASES
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40 POWERS,

y. 7=.ss...sassss FgREHtIr PgtIsTER,
Over 8aslHEEi4 Daguerrean solisg,
dt2 I'm No e Canal =i5sa, Ns5 68y4rs
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I IL FU0@sD NE'E5sAY a BNf9TIT Htt
+ s9tjt,'E EztNh lfsHzs il nal i13t wa Hsisg .g
49, ls1 i ja'l3 81. IDS izze l,rt f54fs5tI N
gaHg! " H. il p prtalt H bring iEfFuf ts s3 tEl
att9 9 a At lG zzz=4 14=gAFt tEEa41 s tsHi# qegs+
E59 ts 9'=''s5 70 ah pig eNpR4 41l ta
/ =ztII lheEs iaI3 Gi4
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assna5st5 CONSISTS G2eas nl 6 5lms lo5s Il dagaals
d. Il. rFEaaELb
IA So Hsa4aese .Jstal Is Pix
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A I.&Haa VARIETY OF sHIRTs. 5fADH ~ NJ HTaR4
.HALF-HoSE,

SILK HALF-ITasH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

Fron ,ss eg'5re#4 nnnaesaslcs Of Er rlez4i. cagas
5l&ls84 Eoli58le rSrFssly ior tha soabe4 4itaa,e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

A wholesome bsTefagr and m invaluable FAMILY NEnI
CINE, particularly bsaefciat n I'll casa4 III
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Overcoats.

BLACK CLOTH ovERsACs.
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RIAL scHE1aAaE aeEEN4 1Rs.

yANuEyEERas
a{spI11gED e1F, II GsAzHfNE seHEf1 4g sezEE4pRs.
pnFe article d Ioland Gin,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31
FIRES.
THE AnS-sTREET FIRE.

The ruins of the AnD-street fire we're visited BY
bundeos Of persons ye'terday and the sufferers found
many warm aud syDpa Ia bg friends. Tue loss Of
ana Ho0dwOr,hs Ca6anet, ID what grsa er thaa
at fire, esiimuied they uninsured, aad viii lose
abou S5oO The fret form of the February Issue had
gone to he bipdcry, and saved. The last form.
together with the plates, was lost, which ishap wil
o. a-ion delay OF few days TO the subscribers o;
the paper.
MI. oustton, proprietor of The Coaehmakers Mig
dz,ne desires tbat his lOss be readily re-
pla ed by electroyPe Of the cus On haod the
tin of his pror,rty involving chiefly adye ctisng
plates. But small portion Of The March lumber OF
TIE Magazine printed.
The following Is list of companies having policies
o inSu'aDce upon tie stock aud property vi Messrs
", I..1,r. LII ,hurk 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31

science To les able exposition and oarseve awe
Preston our selneLts up this impJdlt sabec, this
tine. Therefore,
heard hS PhreoOlopy furnishes ais ofa sound
tel philosophy. and kuogledge Of passions.
sediments and intellectual faculties Ga u msnner ut
clear ptBctica and ala le.
he,0ted That henologJ IL Invaluable In its appeton
felf~ulue, 10 The choice occupation training
se.n. Of Children ard 20 the selection OF -pprntic agents
bu bess partners and congrn for h aud
10Th ~ iof towieI tbuk greet benea may BE- derived
from tbis srirnco by all
htscted hat Prof Fowler's matter and mend
nm 81 public tesoher Of i eneiofy and Il gives plea
.uf- bin thanks Of useful
insttuc ion ur &C owe
h>sores That hereby invite Prof
peat hs leciures city HE earliest convenience.
h'.cid ha ihe foregoing resolutions be pubshed
principal daiiy Pep-rs ALANSON NASH, Cnaif.Dzn-
e. e. NAkKLY, Secretary
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Markets-CAazruLLr Rkro.rsD sos Tss ~ Y. TsIprus
MONDAY.

MoxpAy Jsa 90 lsst
curry sales 10, 0bis 81 rs - or Pots sui - fsar
cora ONIhe narlet been duli OF wv Ds.
spor ed We quote hidos Upiauds At ilssiIc, aad do
CoFtEE-Ssy rits i. doing, ala. of 100 bag Ri ITO
&c bas JsInca % 2ic Ices cent 800 bs aafaoaos
Ia aud $50 bags rIass private terms
6a. nd S d .i pss Of a. ss -.
lcwe especially the medium aud better tue arrivals
tie - IS sop-ruos .ai
ws srn IS la IS Is or exrrs do d. the latter "a
Ohio =, for do, and s5 5
maud ana Is Gp,etsd .Aes rs a
RI - lo aud rea lots 81 Southern F,af
ia limited demanc lower and nn-i.sd the arryts
liberal aud there Is little local inq airy; Ian
bbs - % IS 70 for supcshas biinorr .4ai IS so
and /. steady sale. 81 ~ bbls IS Corn Ned
sVy Ina a. &c Of S OS az - ~ 'E 'Soy 'aa
" ia Il = y ng 70.
moderate snd Dulets shl hold od
ks steady and moderate densod sales OF 2S1
20; Of 1900 busn cash Barley AAl,
quiet Oats rs her eater ssd 10 far den. tho
supply r- sale State 4a45c, aud Western CaaS
Gisn ic Corn lower qaite dali aud seyy
ba.h at Doc or jersey and Noseru YIss and go
Tor w hue couth-'n and be~ "es,ern uiixed.
change
H0PSTte demand ia moderate a, 9Slsc far SyA Old arc
HAlThe demand for shipping 1. fair bat the market
lover ssl., sstit@sL 49,.
end OsA Ipshing u, iOTni'T rst.s
MAssss s We q. 9y ss 81 any a'. Improved de-
aBd .teudy Of oD oels. &c Tor
ss sSa s as iS 'Sps ST., S co d
ko.h DO. been i@Proyed demand ,lgiy lover .ae,;
400 bols evening and i6sO do. t. day al oil
50. n aaos d-hV-rrd "a grad-s ia ss. u
20 6ps ae2 Is 2 ~ Tsr qaist pacss
ringing from ~ li0tz a for Wsshns,o aud Mimi. ,ou
CiL-1 be 1et tor all kinds quite lansaI prlees
sustained Lseed sells slowly Al D9Jo.
PROV isON5-1he for PORK better moe
aye The denahe ID in pat sPecSlatse cAedy ~ forward de-
livery the ssi~s a., 10 Dbl % for Aass $sU
gu "! fr DO fi2o " IS ff old Prime ls IS fvr
and 'S IL. unn.p ecsed IueaJea Ia
option Beei In ooderse dcIusnd steady the
are saiss o. 80 bes *36s5 Is Mess, $50
hess IL in fair de- Lsnd, aud VI. n,y soot
Western at sls, aud 2so tc indiana slietA bf
ard quite 6rn and draand; sales Of $40 ,ni
sttd1c Dressed Hogs in isir demand sad ar. utni
sail Of and Cy at &c. Cut Mes's are hss
snoulders and yayc Hams rate for tao FLAT
Hans Bac ale IN limited demand aud Il STEADY sslesSf III
boxes esten Long h'boed Mddles oi Or Meats are
hIn and fair demand sales Of belize si, basssr
10 duh end heavy Of State 2gic and Ohio ., ii@s
'h.sss In IN tied supply snd talr demand & s@iiss
hCE"e hear OF sales Of 30 q toisc ID Inc mar
srlckssae. have been msie OF bags Pepper sssio.
end 20 COO uals Cazsis storm kias a. tie, noA 40,
sUGAhs-1bo demand Is vSiy ttvtAl saes OF ''' hea~
gsm:tallc and hhes kew-oIlsans at sie r,.,,hv
u. Rough Fss Seed L in i.s demand q 5000
sos ,ss d. @s ss :,. .. G. az ss 'ss.i
Ih ss! ace: ss. q isls'
wcci1hs qs. %. ars g. ~ 70 ss's'ss s'..
sales vo n.; g pslsS within ofaza 10, .J M
bale. sn ,rns African, and Msstits On PH'Ae '''A o'
Ds y;sss; s usis. lower quite .s.I .e z
so bbs q sSc Tor Pennsylvania ssA ief asa oo -
sac. fsr ONE sad s'sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31

the srrpy Of water found in natural tanks or holes.
When this gives out, they migrate for season, aud
return 10 their own county after the rainy season
sets IN They are free, in great degree, from tbs
tcachc'y characteristic of the tribes in Western
Texas aud New-M Mexico, and confne thsir thefts to
articles Of little value.
IumOr has been prevalent for some days that
Tesquicra had published an edics prohibiting tho
expectation of brcadstuiIs from Sonora. 1t is not
generally credited, but if true, provisions in this
country will lie enormously high and laborers will
can be obtained at reasonable prices.
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CITY ITEMS

Ml's Cecilia Flores Will give soiree Musicale, at
The Itcaie FraDceise, to-aorow I'VE 'nssdayl even.
ms fe"usiy L. This young lady lately loot her
iSl,'r ard mOtter, aud, WITH tive sisers and two
brothers, she lie thrown on the world peon'less She
g'''s t6is ccnctr' havDg good voice snf "a nataral
s'ef Toe muscl in the hope Of racing faods for
her present. Dtcss'tieS she intends sudy foe the
sroitssiUD. The arttts Maca'uri Perriug,
Ctrtun,Ii or Moino. Pa'tsou, piano; and Kyle lu.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31

WoMES's WAGES IN CALIFoRSIA.-Work rs PAD IN
b; s,,r nv he lob or by the day. without reference
70 the sex OF tho party that Performs II. washer
woran gets IS 1sy in the cOnntrJi carpenter gets
no more. A lady 70 icher gets the same wages lha;
gentleman would, teaching the same class. IL males
tsvs ever predouinated among tho teachers, It was
hacaus The supply OF te aching material VIA, mostly oil
the mssenlue pe6der. Bat it does not pr,domina..e
M w. b.,.ser u might once haze done. Of the "a
sseiers recently appointed by the Board OF Education
10 take charge Of the cly schools, 10 were maca s u
females
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31

TIE RIGHTS OF WOMKS.-The Rev. Henry Ward
Be, cher, MIR. Lucy Stone Black we'll, aod the Hon.
Rober, Dale Owen will speak at the Cooper Institute
Oh Thursday evening. Mr. Beecher on Wom4ns
moral and personal influence Ia poltcs. Mrs- Ssoae
on the American laws reiating to Woman and Mr.
Owen Oh legal scit nee 10 the far West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31
Total.......Sg4z ,Ss7 sT4c 81 81 1891 sI.4oo..4
increase. H2s, 5s3 Decrease =. ! 10 141

John Mscla,e I'D two tut lots tue south Tide
of l43d- t., 375 iet esstery from h-S Tor 500 v
lot; also one tbree-stoIy aud basement d. cling Ut
south.side Of 49tb.st about midway bet tween Shas.
aId Broadway f r 5000. Messrs. Rsynor l. Black
well base sold lot the Size Of l0thav, % feet
north of G5tb-St 25xlo0 for 81 400 cash. also gore
lots nonb eide OF I2th-s 100 feet Of Sth-av.,
80 ieet 10 sches 10 depth east line and ranang
south westerly to point on the north lice of ll2th
IT, ls9 feet west Of etb-av, for $1,000. They also
poit the sale BY Samuel bemaD * Co, lots north
east corner 10th av and 55h-st and lot ia tbe rear
lots in sD being ali foil in size as 81 500 y lot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31

Wendell Phillips will deliver, this evening" at the
Cooper ioeti'u'e for the fist time tuis cisy his lee
tere gu Tomsant l. Ouve,ture the hero of It Domia
go. Tie lecture, understand, is a vindic4,oa
the huua aud cap aciy of the negro as illustrated
by Tho his CRY of tue Hay tau Revolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31
lAdverii.eIneut.l
SoLoN RoBINsoN no this FApvpps, r

SpLoN hOBiNSON 10 THE FARMERS CLUB
JAN 20 ~ No faiDer who well cisteru can possibly
ht"ia 10 be without an iron pump IL should b. suco
non Vnd fofcepnmp-a perfect little enginssrcha az oaa
khown a. ks1's ihrLOlE hi PUAf" speak tot. Pump
bers'sr hspten to know IL 10 be tmpe desirable
To~ei aud cbsaP, and DUsT UP NOR GET out Of
"ldef once ,etr. tuoV this aud thiuk may be don:
the farmers good by speaking OF IT, BOY 10 years Old an
wax end throw continuous inch-sna
IL esh be ade 10 wo'k ia wells veil shallow
be above PuNPs OF all Sizes manufactured and sold with
Pipe and Hoe OF all kinds by
Gar L WEST, No. 40 Broadway, xY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31

DEsTRUcTIoS OF 1nE City INSPECTORS REPORT.
The complete documents of tue City Inspectors Az
Dua Report, lately accel ted by the Common Couaei,
and transmitted 10 JoCes, tue printer, in Auu street,
for pub icaoD, totally destroyed by the fire OF
Sundsy norping. Toe papers were pre- a ed with
uucu care and ten da two weeks inceSeant labor
will be required to recompio them from Tie records
OF tie De partmeLt.