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rev Xork Central Railroad.
SrAULDlSG's EXPRESS, PEOPLES LINE En-
PRESS, WESTERN EAPRE->. and the
Western transportation Comrs3ss
Line Of Canai Doas en tse Erie Canal. Alo running n
connection. Clcvc!sld. with the
Cl4rsfand, HNs<ffaS = 1'fffso"rt.ks II. H.
The Steamers cf this LtEe. fr .xs strength. srfsd and
Tor a1c ar superior u these OF
Hth thsse unc ,uata facilities The Lre Is prepared to
eo:act to transport rrcpe.tF from Chicago 5nd Po: "a
West Shore Of Lake Michigan. to Cleyeland aoa Hnnao
and oil The principal points East fAs1n1gn
1or WheslEs. ll:ladelpEIa azd L fillmore. and FROM
wauke 1'crs sshipRton. shehoy gan ara Nan!to~oc.
For Rates Of Freight auI fass:gs, App'Fto
RICHMOSD T. CO.,
Ole. No Clark street, Cor 50. Wate'. Ch.esxo, ILL.,
J. ]. TALMApGE. Milwaukee. Wis.
Il. c. MCDOWELL, Special Agent. Clsretand Ohio.
WILLIAM STEWART. AZ Mt Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad Pittsburgh. Pa.
JOHN Il, uaRE Aaent New York Centssl Railroad No.
~ D.oadwa AZ. New lofk.
II. q. SpACLDING Agent spau'ipE's Express, No.
A.tor HOUSE, Broadway. New York. 10y
WE.TERN TRANSFORMATION COM7.;S OFFICES
a. s: Gsso9 eess'6: Icy spi piroadway}
JAMES SMITH, No. se wa.hIrgtoust.. Boton> Isss*
). i. WILDER, No. Is
SHELDON pE4AaEs
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Nfln embellishments.

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Il eaAos: 70 r,efe< If7e-<r.+7.s skis G%i al TIA
ka3:.7 Pa,7, a. -: .Scs:L r-f. s-.tsa+Y
, 1860-04-20

ITO RENT-The Store and Dwell
"a, M. INT lfe<, Madsoa *trets. Possession R1veu
Nay it: ApptT to JOSEPH ITE. IS South Jefferson
s,r.t AFF' - ap131iw
, 1860-04-20

TOR StALE-At the great Alusi-
al Depot, 4s IaSe street, t1o 01ran Hatmonuus,
made b. namtn Of Boston Ferssns s!.ssE y
stringent cheap will nud 81 snte q Lase Ghl'
c1go which viii be sold for less LIN
~, ots:sa In IT, II. HIGGINS.
, 1860-11-08

TIC Congress il nhquestionably lost.
The defeat If Burlingamc in Massachusetts,,
and Pennington IN New Jersey, in districts
which were confidently counted. upon, ad-
ded to our losses in Pennsylvania and
Ohio; makes it certain that Mr. Lincoln will
not have Republican majority in the
House at the incoming Of his 4Administra-
ton. The Senate is against him also In
the changes and transmutations Of parties
for which the times seem favorable, it is
possible that he may speedily be able 10
command necessary support for sush r,o-
Ntical measures IS may be brought forward;
and the presence OF few Douglas and
Bcll-Eycrett men may, at all times, make
factioua opposition to what ho wilt propose,
,nayailing. The jog which all men feel in
view Of the fact that tho Democracy are
shout to be disa1ncd for mischief, will he
gzestly moderated BY the other unpleasant
{act tlat the Republicans in Congress will
,,e nearly poweraess for good. We see in
this deadlock only another incentive for
continuing the revolution which has been
begun, certainly up 10 . point that will give
the. Republicans the control in the govern.
nent of which they are now defrnuded, BY,
for the most part, iniquitous apportion-
ments, which seem 10 have been made for
Aust this emergency.
, 1860-11-08

AA@F%4<4A A&4 AAAA|0Xye
4 foreign letter in the New York Iin,e,
gives the following account Of the manner in
which two young Americans were recently en-
tertatned at Abrudbanya, in Hungary:
Everywhere VIC went, the name American
Was passport for us to instantaneous favor,
The hopes aud dreams Of the uungarians arc
US .reat, in relation to our country, as their
ignorance. They are bcaida themselves with
joy At meeting one Of US; they DO and say
things, with nothing but their childish cnthu-
siasm TO incitc them, which are usually con-
sidcred the effect Of strong drink In Abrud-
banya, which has such sad cause TO remember
the scenes of '49, where the Wallachs, rich
with the spoilE Of their murdered neighbors,
have now taken up their abode, VIC were re-
cciycd By the small remnant Of Hungazians
with distinguished honor.
They instituted DANCE In our honor The
butgomastcr, tho doctor and eli the notablll-
ties were present, (for, 1t must be observed, al
though the Wallachs arc most numerous, they
arc not tit to hold offices, aud these remain in
the hands Of Hungnrians. Tho Waliach nation
Is the only one that never produced distin-
guishcd Man-)
/: The principal dance Was the national Car
das, pronounced tchardaah). It is wild, even
to fury, and rnther deficient in grace The mu.
sicians, as Is universal In Hungary, wero Clip
Eies, whose swarthy faces and matted hair
added to the wierd, strange character Of the
scene. The room was small and not brilliantly
lighted. Imagine now the ecene- The crowd
Of leaplng figures Shouting It intervals l91lec:
Vira!''-the wild !" xigcuner" playing without
rest or pause-the sloucl,ed hats, iho tight
jackets, boots aud spurs-the flashing eyes aud
flowing boards Of the dancers, for women were
In the minority. We whispered in the burgo-
masters ear lViva Kossuth!' The bureo-
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C6itajlo Grlhu1te'


=; Old ABE AT HONE.
:nwi11 be peculiar satisfaction 10 the
Republicans Of Illinois to know TINT MI:
Lincoln tlas carried his own city and coun.
IT,: that in spite Of the dctraoions Of lis
enemies, lis ncighbons, who know him
bca, have testified their respect for his spot
less personal character and his eminent
ability:,5 6y ii CLING ing lin their sufffagcs. 1n
1850; d;eangamouacouutr, on Gnsarnor, gave
q Dtasnoetatie eForlty Of 2s7;; IN: 1853, it
eavo = majority OF 8@e for tho Democratic
6ant1tdae for statr Treasurer: Itnow gtrcS
. round oefoi' Honest Old Abe:
Never was there field more fleroe1y
contested than. ssnsamon county, and
meyer hayc. q candidates. character and
dtneeSis doue +f,iin' tctter service. ''''
, 1860-11-08

The New Workers in the dy-goods t1ade
thou}d not gire it up 40. Let them begin
their correspondence with the South, and
assure tho excited tapo~and -bobbin tnen Of
The ardent climes thercaway, that they are
MOTTO he hurt, after ill; that all the gong
beating, .faee-1nakag, and other Chinese
denominations Of the Now York Herald
were only 80 many jokes played of upon
the innocent Black. Republicans; that Lin.
coin never ato nor stole Niger in all his
life; that the blood-thirsty Widc-Awakes
src only 50 many young mon who must
train in some way; tha: there has been
kreat deal Of superduous lying around the
board; and t1at, Il the South won't dissolve
the Union just yet, they will give them
better bargains md longer credits than
ever before! Here, now, is an open field
for TIC celebrated firm, H. S. s. T., and oil
the Onion Committees, which they may
protltably occupy. We tender ourseryices
to-draw in d circular
, 1860-11-08

PRss1As PAAArIE-Iu The BustAn Of the
famous Penjan poet 6adf, there is > story
Which seems m onho Of the evangelical histo-
r.. Jesus, while on cartt, was once entertain
cd in the coll Of monk Of cminaut reputation
for sanctity: in tho same city dwclt q youth
eunk in every SIM "whosc heart was SO black
4lnt Satan himtclf sh1zuk back from it In hor-
or" This last presently appeared before the
presence Of the Divine Prophet, began to Ii.
1ncut with tcass the Sins Of his past lfe, and to
'lmplore pardon and grace. THO monk indig-
nanuy interrupted him, demanding how lie
dared to appear in his presence and in that OF
Gods holy prophet; assured him that for him
j. WIS vain 10 see1; forgiveness; and In proof
how }ncxorably he considered his lot VIVA fixed
for he'll, e1cla1med, my God, grant me bu1
one thing: that I ,uay sianu far from this MN
on the Judgment days" On this, Jesu4 spoke
ut shall be even so; The prayer Of both i
granted. This sinner LAS sought mercy and
grace, and has not sought, them in vain hIs
sins arc forcircn-ais place shall bt In Para
disc at The bst dag. But tlls monk Inns prayed
.fhat be mAy never stand near this sinncr-this
prayer, too, is gruntcd; hell shall be his place;
ior there this sinner shall 4rycr GOMEZ
1rneh. !, ~
, 1860-11-08

We bespcak an efficient and well guard
ID Registry Law for Illinois, as our share
Of thc, great triumph. The necessity for
such IN cnactment-a necessity which eve
1y3:oontcse makes more appa1cnt-never
was norc felt than to-day. The great labor
Of the campaign, attcr that directed to the
Information Of the people, has been cx-
pended in watching our opponents, to pre-
veptthe: repetition Of the frauds which car
ried Illinois against Lincoln in 1858, and to
legitimntely and fairly fortifying our cause
in the districts in which Al invasion WAS
p1anned. And the only apprehension that
has tormcnted onr friends for month past,
hi. been That, at the last hour, they might
he overwhelmed on our weakest point by
n food Of the material which the Demo-
cratic party has at-hs command
That we in Chicago need, and that the
6tate at large needs, !. carefully framed but
stringent Registry Law, is fac, TINT long
ago ceased to he disputed. Nothing but
the manifest interest If the Democracy in
the maintenance Of the statutes which now
disgrace tile Slate, has kept them from
neconding our frequent motions for reform.
They have now passed into minority.
The Republican is tile dominant party, and
will inevitably gather about itself the float
ing material that is obedient to the attrac'
1ions Of power; and now, if ever, the
guards which . Registry Law sets up about
ehc ballot-box, and the restraints which il
conpels all parties 10 observe, are neccssa.
ri to our opponents. We offer them that
which they have denied to Us; and, waiv
ing oil the advantages which the possess
ion of tie State gives consent to on enact
ment which will simplify our future con
tests, release all organizations from hea,,
pecuniary burden, md at the same time
be ~ Utmost CERTAIN protection against i'm
portatior and fraud. VIII they accept til.
1ender::. Whether they do or not, we shal
not cease to make the necessity for such .
law matter of frequent discussion, and II
urge it upon that Republican Lcgisla,ur
which the people have just chosen.
, 1860-11-08

pared for hostile messages from Southern
Governors, violent resolutions BY Southern
Legislatures, perhaps tho meeting Of a
Southern Convention, and possibly drun,-
ming and mastering mania all Of which
will, in the end, be as harmless rs they are
irritating md annoying to all peaceable
men. -. :: :,
The attitude pf The ! :yictorions North is
meanwhile thing Of no small importance
Now, while in the fush Of triumph
achieved only after years Of patient wait
ing and working-whilc tho smoke Of the
conflict Is in our garments=ttwill be-wiisc
;and discreet for; Republicans 10 avoid all
causes Of additional irritation, and 10 coll
vince the people Of the South By our words
and acts. that we arc not half SO fierce and
'rarenous as !Ewo haye been represented
that we arc still their countrymcn-still
bound to them by thousand tics which
we wonld not rupture if we could. In n
word, without reccding an iota from
The platform on which the battle has
been fought, without abating }ot of what
Repub1icauism believes to be necessary for
tho perpetuity Of this government and most
generous development Of those who live
under tive may take care that In the c1-
ulsations Of victory, we give them no causc
10 believe that, under u cloak Of nationality,
o 1;..,n -, }-od 1,a+rod r thar, or,,1
, 1860-11-08
a Good-Natured View OF the Princes
Visit.
The Christian Lrqxirer pleasantly says:

having but few heroes to worship at home
In our rulers, we 60 abroad for the objects OF
our alteration. Then, for PURPOSES Of peace,
It may smooth some ofthe martial wrinkles on
the ofoWs oftwo nations Of lighting propcnsi-
y, to See and to entertain England's Young
Hopeful. Put in q peg here for fifty years Of
millennium, and no sabrestrokes or ridc-.hots.
Thea We need holidays, levers to mise rs ont
Of ourselves. Bread and games kept the pop
ulace Of Rome contentcd. Well will 1t be If
peaceful torchlight PROFESSIONS, Princes re-
ceptlons, elcctioneerins campaigns, regattas
and cattle fairs can prove the safety yaiye to
the efTeryescencc Of high blood in Young
America. Better so than In revolution, crime
and social disinteg1asion.
We believe In some nonsense, some snob-
berg, as necessary make-welghts to grave old
Puritan blood and naughty Independence, that
says, oul as good rs you But this sensible
conccssiorrBhall not blind our eyes, Or blunt
Trinity Church, tho offensive personality Of
the service, the half allegiance 10 England on
american soil, the adoption on ea1t6 of the
ticket-systcln for admission into heaven, and
the irEcrcrent shouts Of the pop1}ace along
Broadway On Sunday. Why cannot NC learn
to show respect and interest without making
ourselves fools, md d spectacle TO men aud
angels!
"Good bye, Prince! You have seen some
absurd things in America, which you will re-
hearsc at home 10 your mother and sisters
with great glcc; but no doubt you have felt
that all rhetoric and vanity aside, this IS really
agreat and glorious country. May you hare
! prosperous and safe voyage home to the
shores Of our g1cat fatherland! May your visit
be \ new link IN the bright chain Of English
and American brotherhood And years hence,
il hosrid Relloua should shake her dishevelled
lock, and half draw her sword, the far-away
memory Of the pleasant days Of your sail on
the Mississippi aud the Hudson, Of the smiling
villages and busy cities that pealed your vel.
countless thousands that gave yop Godspeei.
Is you Passed, viii rise up and make It forever
impossible to sign q :war-hlli against your
American cousins and kindred"
, 1860-11-08
THE DISUNIoE A1OVEMENT.

We ate no prophets if the result Of Tues
a.v,s york is not settler on The disunion
movement. We nrc yet in doubt as to the
nrecisa division Of the alaveholding States,
between Breckenridge and Bell; but we
know that sIr. Bells strength is 60 largo
that the scccdcrs will be obliged to engage
in a fierce and pro,ractcd struggle at home,
before they will have leisure to put their
treasonable projects into execution. That
the rank and file of M1. Bells supporters
are without sy,npat1; with The incipiens
treason which is hntchinc in tho South. we
%bi,k Il clear. and now that they arc rc-
1ieyed frou, the emharrassments which al
-rsra .,tcnd . s,,.r,,v contestcf, nol;ticay
h.ttie w. NAV ink for somc decided Dr.
~o.x+~.,;ors 1,n,,; ,heu ~,rhict g,i,1 mt
nv civr the neo,n}c Of the North new ns.
-n..ne., oe. the r,a,r;ot;sn, md. fac1;tv of
+hs sou,h i,n, - oye.vrhelm the nritators
~. ~ ~ t,'re,tn;nr thc existence Of the
'.-s-.1,an. ;tac,fs T,ua f,,,if,ed ,,v thc
t,a,s.nso ws;or;tics in fho fra and 1u a
h.e,,,,~ .onnscrr,t;re and un;on sentiment in
+ha .,,vs: stairs Mr. lincoln mar SO he ns-
M 's,,' .n ,'s.;,, aa4,;n;s,er;no .,,c oo,.or,n,en,
~ ,a.s+;.n,;o.a1 n-;nc;n,es and ,r;,h
na. u.pn ~aaara ear +ne r;.his IF II, arb;cvc -
Mupa @ 49, ,,,n en,ose;on;sts Which nil,
1s .ss;:'s:~s,e
" .1 -. -, nn-, nn1t,da,.. l.. .,,o f;r.,
W.; - W: sa4snee ',.:: =! Wv na.
eae.<.s, -. .;te4"..s - 4u.' . f' W. w NV
a1se.s ~ IN Eaen.,.ns . - 49, ~ paoe
nnu~ e.e' ~os sasa.a. =. S-as,;e'1 ~ s'.a,eu y
= as .m - ~ ss,,;ct, ~ n. * t;rcests1s ,on I'm
fsra!'ene ~ rsr ,r,. ~ .s a,s..,s w
enoose 70 49, =, s,d dae, l;uu
~ ,.,;sas e ~ n,1;r comm;,,cd ~ ~
!lo n. 4,,,s. !. 41 .na, ,,,cx esnnot co,ven ~
, 1860-11-08
The KputaH Famine.

Nj. stewart, the writer Of tho letter which
we publish this morning from Allen county,
Kansas, will be recognized By our readers In
Champaign county, in this State, as one of
their former valued citizens His statement
IL plain md undoubtedly truthful exposition
Of the dcstitution prevailing in Kansas. We
trust it4 publication in these columns will not
tc in Hin:
While on this snbject We may state that
Judge Army of Kansas, whose appeal VIC pub
lished on Tlesday Inst, has made arrangements
with tho Chicago; Quincy and Burlington, and
the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis rallrosds to
fssnish u car Or cars At any station on the re-
spsctiyc roatls whore citizens will fill tho same
with provisions, and Judge Amy will supply
tue sacks, when notified Of their being want
ed. The roads named, as we'll a the Hannibal
and st. Joseph, the -Palmyrs and Quincy, and
the Platte Valley road, haze a1l agreed to carry
such freight at very greatly reduced price
, 1860-11-08

In Detroit, the other day, young man
who had been for some months desperately
enamourcd Of maiden, to whom ho had
made many presents, discovering that she was
abont to desert him, endeavored to get back
Lila gifes BY entering her room and carrying
mother aud arrested for larceny. The legal
decision In this matter will be looked for with
Interest BY many heretofore generous but now
fepcntAnt loTe5s. ~. ~: :,.:I. !. IL; -; r.. =.
, 1860-11-08

LADY, EIaiS F1c1iAs.--Ne ieain that TWO or
fnr,r ,o;1oa aarsh ,F ~. nnd snro-.1 hod;as 9c
found between This port sni the head Of the
lake-au supposed Victims Of the late disaster.
~ 1ose7h 1rarese', oct. 81
,,, fAIL M. GAsuAI.-M ara nainea TO learn
of fh;s sifr Tas sn aeyerciv % hnrncd 1ost niTbf t
Ly The cxt,losion Of = finid 1amn that She sur
yIved INT a fcpr honra - F1;nt 7ie,nnrrof To+.
f,,,,,,. g., ~, po.t.. =.
smc5tinr ,ForIs .meitcd cor,v.rr ~ IL. 49,
linn ~ ~ srlnrri.r rnor1fi- Tta .o.,.ar
came from the Pewabic stump min, ,-Hoa5hto1
4ui!iug Go,ette, OeL q.
T.xrrn rur yr1,-r;nr.6r. rorrr .,d;oa
-,1,.--.,
'ooA 1ne "nac veil on me LEI ait', At the Con-
vent of the Sisters Of Eotre Dame, Milwaukee,,
WISCONSIN and c,vh4aon th,. h,.cr ..a,, ~, tbo
e.,. ,.-.,..-.-e.-,,,-, - '@@o
etn' IN ahe sa1ne es1aodlsnmchL
How TB PROTECT THE INpIAxs.-Thc Rt
Rev Dr, Wl,,nDle Entscon,1 R;shor of Min.
.ss.,+. s.,:...as. 1.,.s,.si~.. ~ ~- 49,
neso'a, oeu'ereo q n.snly interesting ee1mon
ut st. Pauls Chapel, IN which he commented
severely upon the course pursued by Govern
-,e,, IN rc1ot;cn Il, N. 1na,on +r,bss t., +h,+
,',.."- .s...,o.' - N1,,.'e -. .AN'
iocatlty-eontfastlng tne poncy OF 1ne Eng
Gsh Government, which protects Its red sub
Jec's IRON unscrupulous mefccna11cs, With
ours, which leaves the native uucsrcd for, to
hc drbanc1ad. demor,,,zed and 4he 1fr+tm ~
- ''>AA ~
un1o'a wrongs anu '1ces'
The last Detroit mystery has probably
been unrnyelled. The beautiful youne lady Of
a1"'oSa a.s p'.a14one' WV ""o 'ouno
drowned In the Detroit river. Is naccrtaincd to
be woman Of the lowest caste, who has been
lerdinE with negroes pnd dThites Of The vi1est
kind: il is supposed thht she has been muir
dcr:d, in fit Of jealousy, by one Of ncr para
nonsh. +,
uonR1B1E Acc1pEST,-We have been told
! TIC particulars Of one Of the most horrible ac-
| cidcnts which we hare ever heard, resulting in
the death Of Mr.: Frank Rose, farmer living
about two mics from this village, little oil
the Lapeer road inc clrrnmsfnnees, as near
I, q We can learn thom, were rs follows j.:
Mf. hoke bad been engaged In stacking straw
Tor one oi ill5 nelEhhors, and while In the act
| u descending. lei! with his whole weight upon
broom which stood against the stack, the
handle oI which was driven about foot into
bis intcstines, Tying with It portions OF his
drawers shirt and pants. DC fingered in ter.
rill: agony until Sunday last, when the hand
.. oc.un ganie kinaiy 70 n,h Ieuel nc leaves
, N''e ana two Glllassn s 10 lament ms untme'S
SS Sa;a " ~ qater no s,es nas ~ 9een ka hus
"atl'' ano ia4 4oe''"f o''+'oe Sae~So'eso"-
road ut Jefferson, No. on Saturday last- which
resulted in the death of BENJAMIN Schulz. a
Ialurcr employed on the construction Train,
Mr. ". f. Miller, the conductor. and his rirht
lcg broken and his back badly scaldcd and
| burned by being thrown asalns the boiler OF
the Locomotive and there held by portions Of
! the wreck until cxtricated. Gabriel Harper
, 1860-11-08

The excitement concerning the newly dis
covered silver mines, says the Oregon City
-dYgzsz, on the leadwaters ofthe Aol1lla, seems
to be getting intense Parties aEe continually
departing for the silver regions. 4 party
fsum town went out this week and returned,
after each one had taken ont claim OF one
hundred feet front, running to the top Of the
mountain. -. - -
The a1naunt OF silver supposed to be there
is almost fahulous. :, D. 2. Thompson, Esq,
"nc Of tho returned party, thinks the moun-
tain Is mass Of silver orc, containing prohn-
bly, hundreds Of millions Of the mineraI-or
at any rate. .donblc a. much as there is In the
Santiam mines, which were stated by us to
amount to 100, ,0o0, GOO of tons, which, 1t s5.s33
to the ton-cstIuiated- give &5s3, co.,
,0o0. 6upposing tho Mo1alla silver mines to
contain 200. .o0o, 600 Of tons, and to be equally
ion 1 but that hat hey s4e wo.th g S 9'
l01 - y.
, 1860-11-08

French BEocateile. Satin DeLaincs Freneh Printed
tAsiinr+. Eepa Ciot1t. Dzmask amt MoErens ku,brot-
hrol:trsd Masta cnrt~n. and BY tue yasd: Co5ntts.
IL woo; bras, Or gEt: tilt Curtala Eanus and Fins
Cnrtala 0lMps SUE l!ortettn@ Curtain Innings, and
M ~ klass q IEsEa:ins scsry for Curtaaa Win.
shaa,- whiss hn Gre anil i.lue Shade Tol:aoe n
tute% hsl*nce ElAture1- rutnanN Chambc1iin's and
liaiey 4:ens fistur- Pendulum tStnrts H1aa. and
C1rL4 and l aSsels
, 1860-11-08

CoLD FrET.-If you have cold feet, immerse
them morning and evening In sold water, rub
with rough towel, and run about your room
till they burn. In one mouth you wtu be en-,
tircly relieved. All these rsd,pcppeF md
mustard applications arc like rum to the
stomach, relieve you to-day, but leays you
colder tomorrow,
, 1860-11-08

Every department Of business In Cairo prs.
ssnts an air Of unusual activity. Tbs msrean-
ills business was nsvar heavier; aud to accom-
modato the rapidly growing demand in this
line, a number Of large houses havs recently
been established and others jet are in contem-
plation. No branch Of our trade psrhaps has
increased more rapidly than this, and, as this
increase has sprung from the opening up Of
railroads leading to tho place, and from the
building Of wagon roads throughout the coun-
try, it ID q healthy Increase and must continue
in even pace with tho development Of the
country. r. s. T.
, 1860-11-08

q these Eo ocsF large and unKivalled saasrtment
sithe1 - eafdt saass style 2:ce. Of Eps'ish and
American MAnutattuEr II: wsds1Rus yar and
a-!a!f yars aEd tWo y:r:s rtic, trtcra from three
shitlE1 10 " eLlllu@s peE tArd Also, Heavy Sheet
4n C!oths twelve tee eighteen feet aud 1weaty -four
test vide =: prices from I,ur to ten shincs per yard
aha gu Cloths In p~tt-ras and by tie aEd AAd
, 1860-11-08

Coeoa Nat:ass fn- OILERS. Churches yeettbules d..
ln ai Hlths run one half to two Eards wie Canton
Straw Mating both white and checked one oneant.
sQlafstr asd nraad-a hslG yards Ile Slosac Vel
Etush sksrton, Adelaide stHl ssepSkln Mats Of lhs
II i In ii nd
, 1860-11-08

Have on han snd offer for aa1e OF their owa Imports
tion and OF the best ,esuc manufacture the eak
Ann osse NssoFtmns IN the hoEthwesr II sletai;lon
MEtnn Eelves Brussels. Tapestry. Three Tly sureTtna
iEsEsa E1tsa ssac n-ralu, coton amt Wool !nxrata.
Moo Da!c!i SCOTCH 1tcsnrS Felt Venetian. Tapestry
Greatest aEiety prices and pAtsrEns comprising the
l~FGes et and most desirable before
, 1860-11-08

r EAlOVAL.-The Herrine's Safes
IL have been removed from la South Eatex Etzses
% the New seoReof HERRING 4 CO. bcSt1ts street
Laaln's Block, oppostta City Hotel no1, ,dl1a.la1