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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

A COUPLE or SwRDLlSG TALoRs.-On Saturday
afternoon Andrew 0eneI Bevarian arrested and
ted 10 prison on complaint Of Brooks Brothers, clio HERS
ner Of Broadway and Grand street Gesner who is tailor s
accused having obtsined 6o worth OF male up bot
na IA return the same Several other made
sssnst The prisoner charming him with having appropriated
<10 sortb Of bis profit Most OF the property
ss found In various pawnhops Peter scknid another
tailor esed accused Of having swindled Brooks Brothers
ost OF e2O worth Of goods In the wsy The prisoners
nsIs committed by Justice Qpsektnbsth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
RUsTIc HoyEsrY.-Whst q striking contrast be-
tween the Democracy of Queens County and 'hsir
brethren of the City and County of Newfcrk the foi

lowing extract from The Sun of Friday presents
a wse,irs o. the Wokipgmen's True Demo Tatc Cno OF
he F,t Election District Of the To snship OF Newtown.
Queens Co. H. L. resolved that copy OF TIE 1th ma
Their Capsution be published In The NEG fors sn
mi Jese qad Tres 9Th That member ofthis Club shan
90 nyaey 10 any candidate and represent himself sa9or
"a 10 nae his influence purpose but that the candidate
be- 10 tine Committee and by them referred to the shol
Cnh An That every member OF he Committed sfer ana
members Of the Cub declare with upled sr not 70 receive
under any preene bibe anything that could % con
ieed such directly indirectly from any candidate OF e'
sgent. - A. -.
IN the Democratic Clubs of New York were 70 come
10 the same honest resolve imagine that candidates
would find their election bills wonderfully essened. In
ruth the CT ormous expenses attending the purSoh oil
spy office, however trivial, from the multitude Of pO-
cal strikers, and clubs, organized with no other prr-
pore Than to levy black mail upon candidates, has be-
GENE 10 Ouerous that only rich men and rogaes can al
ford to run for office; and as consequence since the
former stu5iOusly abstain from "dabbling in dirty
politics" the latter win place and prefsrnsnt aud
straiehtway proceed to plundsr the public. s'as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
sINGULAR DEMONSTRATION AT PERUGIA.

A CARNIVAL SCENE IN THE CKBETARY-THE GRAVES
ADoRShED WITH REVOLUTIONARY EmBLEHs
leuef IRON Rome Of the % b ut says;
The carnival has terminated in all the provinces OF
the Roman States. AT Perugia demonstration, con
Hsnng IN promenade TO the cemetary the last day
81 The carnival, was organized and ia consequence OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

Our thanks are due 10 Mr.. Fl. g. Bullay, Purser OF
the Baltic, and TO Wells Fargo g. Co.'s Express for
the prompt delivery of California files
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA AND THE CITY OF
MANCRESTER.

TIE propeller Etns arrived from Liverpool on
as.rsay morning. with London papers of the 10Th
~ In on the came day with the Canada, and her
,sxs was anticipated by the dispatch from Halifax
pxbliehed on Saturday morning.
IRE screw steamship City Of Manchester, which
sailed from Liverpool at II o'clock on the morning Of
sae 7th instant, and touched at Queenstown on the
sslswiDg day, arrived here on Saturday afternoon.
Her news has been anticipated by the Canada
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
CALIFORNIA.
Br BAYARD TAYLOR.

Oh, fair young land, the youngest, fairest far
s.. Of which the world can boast,
Whose guardian planet, Evenings silver star 49,.
Ilumes thy golden eoasti
How art thou conquered, tanned in all thy pride
OF savage beauty still!
How brought, panther Of the splendid hide,
To know thy masters win :
No more thou sittest on thy tawney hills,
I'D In indolent repose;
Or pour'st the crystal Of q thousand rills
saR Down from thy house of snows.
But where the wild oats wrapped thy knees in gold
The plowman drives his share
And where through canons Deep thy streams rolled
The miners arm is bare
Yet in thy lap, thus rudely rent and torn,
nobler seed shall be-
Mother of mighty men thou shalt not mourn
y Thy lost virginity!
Thy human children shall restore the grace
Gone with thy fallen pines;
The wild, barbaric beauty of thy face
: y Shall round to classic ifaee -,
And Order, Justice, Social Law shall curb
Thy untamed energies;
And Art and Science, with their dreams superb,
Replace thine ancient ease!
The marble, sleeping in thy mountains now,
Shall live in sculptures rare
Thy native oak shall crown the sage's brow,
Thy bay the poets hair
Thy tawny hills shall bleed thy purple wine,
Thy valleys yield their oil
And Music, with her eloquence divine
Persuade thy sons to toll! v5
Till Hesper, as he trims his silver beam,
No happier land shall see;
And Earth shall find her old Arcadian dream
Restored again in thee!
GA Hundred Years to Come"
Where will be the birds that sing,
hundred years to come
The flowers that now in beauty spring,
A hundred years to come?
The rosy lip,
The lofty brow.
The heart that beats
So gay now!
Oh! Where will he loves beaming eye,
joys pleasant smiles and sorrows sigh,
hundred years to come?
Who'll press for gold this crowded street,
A hundred years to come?
Who'll tread yon church with willing feet,
hundred years to come?
We all within our graves shall sleep,
hundred years to come
No living soul for US will weep,
hundred years to come!
But other men q
Our lands will till,
And others then
Our streets will fill!
While other birds will sing as gay,
As bright the sunshine to day,
A hundred years to come!
~ National Mteligencer.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
state Conventien,

state C0Mvent5Ons ss,ssft..
At meeting Democratic State Central Committee held st
saer.,.spto "wednesday, January 1sth, 1850. twas
Rssss6 Thata state Convention Of he Demccate Party be
ls for the purpose Of ele:ng Desg. 70
on thea ia day Of April, 4. .. 1850.
lesse That Of in said State Conven
hundred votes for hundred land ose votes on
the Democratic State the highest vote or any one
noninee in each county the Last general election
Mr. Ryland from committee previously appointed reported the
following number Of Delegates each county which unan
rnouslv adopted: T,
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

SsAKzPEARI AND h'aAHlfY.-Dr Brigham. the late
eminent physician to the iueane said That Shakspeare
~ in himse, - great curiosity g any
ese Of insanity be had evef net and he declsred that
t. the Aylnm IN Utcs be he'd Ill Of ehskspesre's
ans characters We confess. almost VA oSasss,
= ys that although nearly two centuries "a hali
have pasDed sinee ShaklpeaEe wrote Kinr Ta6r. ve
Aeve vsFy lttle y add 70 his nsiAod q ~ in.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

-Rmfs PnAx-The Rocky Mountain News 4 the name
Of Journal issued ct Pixies PeeAs edito IS snswer
70 correspondent says: Is
The mines are turning ont tho Tchest Il ~ world
The rseent discoveries the waters Of Colodo. west
Of the South Park, and some 1te = 200 mee vest Of
ths city, als very rich.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

IncHsAss.--The Philadslphia census shows rppall
tion of eo0,000, IA increase Of n4,2Se Ginos le06
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

How THE Moons AND SPASrARps HdHr.-On The 25th,
atfve o'cisck IN thevpearntng. ssyAt letter N the
Spanish camp, four companies of thtadrid Chasseurs
marched toward Sierra de Buone to reconnoitre Sud-
denly upward of five hundred Moors seen rapidly
advancing. These followed by Others and al
together they amounted to four thousand The Span
ards Immediately fred causing great havoc among the
enemy, but seeing they coming with great alac-
rity Echague ordered attack with the bayone when
the Moors divided themselves into two bodies one to
sist the charge of the Spanish infantry the other to
tack the redoubt that had been built few hours before
The first body completely routed at the charge of
the Castillan Chasseurs and fed in confusion toward
the mountains The other body was more numerous,
and their fire concentrated exclusively on the de
tenders Of the redoubt Echague ordered square be
formed and at the mpetuous charge Of the Moors the
soldiers Of the square retired The enemy, imagining
that they flying, rushed impetuousy against the
square, which, opening itself sudden, disclosed
battery. More than two hundred Moors pershed An
other division then, and prevented the Moors from
escaping. The fight became horrid butchery; the
Moors threw away their muskets and fought with their
peculiar long daggers called gumas The Spanish SOL
ders found themselves quite at home in this sort Of
struggle They also threw away their rifles and seized
their navajae Nothing could equal the erocty of the
combatants Ny friend says it s quite impossible to
form adequate idea of this fight One Spanish soldier
slew three Moors with his knife and yet he had his face
dreadfuly cut by the gumias Many had their entras
hanging on their legs and went on more fercey than
ever. Not shot then to be heard Spanish artil-
lerymen, chasseurs and officers fighting knife
in hand. Two hundred Moors were killed in savage COM
bat, and nearly thousand fearfnlly wounded The
Spanish loss was also very great. safs g g
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

~ The earth 10 tender and kind mother to the
and yet at season hs always haErowD
her bosom, and at another he plucks her ears
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

| ~ Humanity is q flower that prospers most when
planted on the rich soil Of q noble and great mind.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

~ All eyes survey upon the coffin the records Of
name, Of SEX of age, and the day Of departure from
earh-records how useless and dropped into darkness
| as il messages addressed to worms.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

SCHANYI, It appears, Is Wit Is well as prophet A
high parsonage asked him what he thought Of Russia
he answered that it great country With such mar
vellous rich cities and grand moaumens that he could
not understand how great account should be made Of
the conquest Of few hamets In Il cir mountans The
Grand Duke Constantine receivedhi in hs marble pal
acs II St Petersburg Schamyl was much struck with
Duke II I'll he children were By her. On leaving Con-
stantine gave him richly bound copy Of the Koran
At The Governors ball st Kharkovie- the 6rst bsl
Schamyl had seen-he was much impressed WITH the
beauty Of the ladies' Hs was aked how he as pleased
Lapd replied: You will NOT 90 to Parsdee vou have
- on earth moro beautiful Paradise than Ishommed
~ Seomieed us n heaven sS s.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

l., ~ IF we commit small faults day without regret
e we shall commit greater ones tomorrow.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

~ It 10 complained of Shakespeare that he unneces.
sarly murdered Hamlet But the Dane hes been amply
avenged great many Hamlets have murdered Shsk-
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

1A preacher lately said in his sermon, +" let women
sttre, how narrow are the gates Of Paradise"
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

~ It is just century since the first cotton plant
was introduced into the United States
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

TIE TALAUD-This is a collection of Jewish writings
embodyng the Old Testament and voluminous commen-
tares completed about the close of the second century
oy Rabbi, who was occupied in its composition forty
salem, the other to Babylon. The Tamud of Babylon
s the one meant when the work is quoted by Hebrews
contains rules for every possible contingency in fe
Pope Gregory TX destroyed twenty loads Of the
Tslmud, and succeeding PontR caused 1000 to be
burned. The book on parchment contains about dx
thousand leaves.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

- f
TIE Souls INsrNcr-In the beautiful drama Of Ion,
the instinct Of Immortality eloquently uttered by the
death,devoted Greek, finds deep response in every
sacrifice to fate his beloved Clemanthe asks if
they shall not meet again, to which he replies have
asked that question Of the hills that look eternal-of the
clear streams that fow forever-of the stars among
glory. All were dumb. But while gaze upon thy iv
ing face. feel that there is something in the love that
mantles through it's beauty that cannot wholly perish
We shall meet again, Clemanthe."
4 MuRDER AID SUICIDE IN New 1oRK.-The total num-
Der Of murders committed In New York city in 1859, is
Afteen-an increase Of i've those of 1858 homi
cdes forty incresse Of fourteen those Of
1858 and suicides, seventy sevenan increase Of ten
over those Of 1853
ST. Louls.-Two thousand Eve hundred and forty-two
buildings erected since the beginning of the pres
ent year. at cost Of $7000,000. So says paper Of
that city.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

NYRIADs Of virtues and flowers have bloomed and
passed away The sweetness Of both have passed
up to Heaven.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

"PERHArs Brother Jonathan does carry his hands in
his pockets, said drawling Yankee in dispute with an
Englishman, "but the difference between him and John
Bull s that Brother Jonathan has bis hands in his own
pockets, while John Bull has his in somebody elses"
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

PRENTICE thinks the horse that il generally the most
expensive to the and gambos with him into most
difficulties, is the hobby horse.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

PEKN-A recent traveller, speaking Of the Chinese
city Of Pekin, and the first impressions stranger re-
ceives entering within the WALL says: once be has
passed under the ponderous northern gate measured the
thickness of the stupendous WALL and is fairly in Pekin
he will be entirely bewdered. All before him 10 con-
fused and dusty Of colors-men, mules, cabs hun
reds of camels with their weary Mongos n their
red gowns enthroned and fast asleep on their high
init immensty Of wide. perfectly straight and end
less streets living ocean Of degraded beggars, of
cooks, BARRIERS, blind beating upon kettledrums
orators delivering speeches shenTfight IA left, bril-
Of eli ooor wooden walls beautifully carved and gilt
all over. In fact it is unique in the world
that no dream could ever be 90 eccentric. ta
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

~ Sheridan beautifully said " Women govern us,
let US render them perfect the more they unenght
ened, much the more shall we be. On the cultiva.
ton of the mind of women depends the wisdom of men,
It is by that nature writes the hearts of
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

PUBLIC ScHooIs-The report of the Superintendent Of
the San Francisco Schools shows that there are 1883
children OF all ages in that city Of whom 1907 are
tween the ages of four and eighteen Of these 6O91
have been taught in the public schools by seventy four
teachers, OF whom fy-sx females. There are six
teen school buildings under the direction Of the Board of
Educaton Of which they own but four The entire ex-
penses of the department during the past year amounted
to $12l,732 II.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

IRON, STEEL, &c.
CONSISTING IN PART or
RerA Bar Iron, Dellovy,
swedes DO. Forge Bsoks,
Hammered do. r. Anvils,
Sheet do. Vices,
Band dc. Tire Bendefs,
Hoop do. Screw Plates, Z
Galvansed de-. 6ledses
Russia do. Ax1es,
shoe shapes. Carriage Springs.
Nail leds, Seat Springs,
Spike Rods, Wagon Boxes,
Cast Steel, Carriage Boln.
Milan Steel, Horse Nans
P1ow Steel, Borax,
Spring Steel Nuts and Washsrs,
Sheet Steel, = Con Chain,
German Steel Cosking Steel,
Cumberland Cea1
For saisW SELBY 4 CO.,
l8sn - and ~ Street. MaIysvfl&
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

~ dull weather affects you, marry warm Asa.t-
ed girl and make sunshine for yourssf BacheIo win
lind this preferable to billiards or burgundy.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

rs The Duke of Wellington giving orders one day
during the Pennsular campaign for battalion to It
tempt rather dangerous enterprisethe storming Of
Of the enemys batteries Of St. Sebastan-co
mented the officer by saying that his regiment the
first in this world. EYES," replied the officer, leading
his men, and before your lordshps orders 6na-
y executed it will probably be the first in the next"
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

@-The most delicious pleasure consists In peemeting
that Of others A
~ Fire and sword are but slow saeiass Of dsstrue-
ton In comparison with the habblR
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

UPoN traveller telling Gen. Doyle an Irshman, that
he had been where the bugs large and powerful
that two of them could drain mans blood in one night
the General replied: "My good sir have the same
animals in Ireland, but they are called humbugs."
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

A FR1ESD-Ob! the blessing it is to hava.a friend to
whom ones dearest, as well ones most foolish
thoughts come out simply and safely Oh, the inex-
pressble comfort of feeling safe with person, having
ing them right out just they are, cha and grain to-
gether certain that faithful hand will take and sif
them keep what is worth keeping, and then with the
breath of kindness blow the rest away-A Life for a
Life.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

MEASURING THE HIGHT OF TREEs.-A correspondent,
says the Horticuturis asks how to find the hight of
trees, etc. The following plan is the ne plus ultra of
simplicity: Cut triangular board to an angle of As
support the base of it stick the hight of your
eye, placing common level along its base keep it
horizontal Then walk away from the tree taking the
whole apparatus with you, till your eye looking along
the sloping side, strikes the topmost twig The dis,
tance from your stick to the trees base along
the ground, is the total hight of the tree. NIB. A
clever fellow will see how to make plummet and line
do instead of level
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

PROLIFIC NAT1oN-A Southern paper thinks It
would be hard to find anywhere more lawyers doctors
colonels, captains majors and squres legislators
halfcooked biscuit harder corndodgerr less care
for expenses regard for females 90 aheada-
tveness, more Bibles and more Novels, more religion
and more DEVILS cleverness and lberalty, more
real independence, wilde. oxen, more politeness and
gawkness, dangerous steamboats,, unsafer banks
more pitching horses and awkward Dances than in
beloved and honored United States"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

ANHepors oF A CFtrBHArEp PANT.
Fp.-A story Is related IN Cunning
hams Life Of Sir Joshua Reynolds,
which shows how ridiculous a great
man may be made by The force Of
habit. lie had been taught by his
old master, Hudson, TO paint portraits
in certain position, the gentleman
holding his hat Before he had
thrown off the trammels Of habit aud
begun to exhibit that free aud bold
manner that anerwafd distinguished
him. certain customer desired TO be
painted with his bat on. Ills wish
was grsti6ed. but when the por,rai.
was sent home, the gentleman's wife
was not a little astonished TO perceive
that her husband bad two bats, one
ON his head and the ether under his
arm.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

GHEAr CosvsslsNoH TO MARRIED
MrN.-l'here is q fashionable saloon
Al Bleecker street, New York, called
"THe Stofe.r II was established for
the special convenience Of married
men, aud The advantage Of the name
consists In the fact that upon their re.
turning home late at night, aud their
ausiously waiting and perhaps iudig-
nant .pouses inquifing where they
have been, they can cay "at the store"
which Of course svsr,s the impending
p,orm. The inventor Of that Idea will
doubtless have a monument erected
over him by his grateful country.
men," 40 many Of whom he has saved
from the otherwise inevitable "Caudle
lectures"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

PLAGIARISM IN AUTHORS. There 10
always a great outery at n detected
plagiarism In small author. Pla-
giarism, like other crimes, Ia often
estimated according TO the rank Of
the offender. In great man u 10
n small siu; In a small man u .
great ain. In Shakespeare and by
ron IL IL called conquest" in M in
ferior writer, "steAling"---which is,
indeed, the proper name for u all
times. Besides, the rich ,hicf, 10
far safer in his larceny than the
poor one. Tho very obscurity Of
an unpopular author makes II safe
60 plumber him Of his fair thoughts
while the celebrity Of famous writ
ere warns all poarchers of the pre-
misses.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

No. A ps,ri6ed 6sh, over sixteen
fee. in length; and very perfectly,
preserved, its scales and 6ns being
distinctly marked, has been taken
from the coal mines At Blue Mound,
Kansas. It's species has not yet been
determined, but il is much larger
than any ish now found in the Kan
sas rivers.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
LARGE YIELD or wINs-Pro6ta.

LARGE YTrLp or WINn--Prohfd-
De Crop.-Gso. Weisuer, Of WASH
ington, Mo, from 200 sticks, occu.
pyiug about the fifteenth Of al acre,
made one hundred aud CITY Eve gal
lous Of wine, worth sSl0. Who can
beat thatl Our citizens are begging.
ing to wake up to the importance aud
large profit Of the grape crop Sc
Loais Democrat.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

CYRUPs.-Iemon. Vanilla, Pineapple Rasp-
- esrry, saruspasills, Ginger, and Ress. nor sale
by the dozen or single bottle. -
q nsie ~ W. sovsI'
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

81 StItMABINStSy & Co.
WILL upen on the SIih inst, part of ttsi,
w rev selected stcek ~ fsli drpis n choice
iut NJ shsvis, ulssks sud Man,iiss- slso rev
style ~ Cctssts, Curtain psrssk cfs greet vs,is
~ ioRethsf With splendid sssor tment ~ 3 rb,oi
dstiss, whieh vili ts srid ~ The lowest p,ics
ur,ne sra see ~ The PEOPLES STORE septic
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

llusv TiaFs m JArAE,-The Eng
lish and French expedition 10 China
has proved a perfect God-sepd TO
the neighbofing Islands Of japan.
The correspondent Of the journal
Of Commerce writes on the 2bth
July FROM Nagasaki
Several American and English
ships have arrived aud departed
again from the North ~ China, tab.
ing full cafgoes of coal. Hour, grain,
hotses, bullocks, fresb provisions,
sc. Se., Tor the use Of the allied
forces.
Provisions Of all descriptions are
arriving freely from the country.
The Japanese are quite anxious
Go see what IL 10 he the result of
the pei ho affair, and the ssiisfscto-
~ adjustment Of that question will
have a very favorable influence
here.
The extension Of the Bund before
tbeforeirn settlement is going rapid
ly onward, aud Europeans are pre-
pairing 30 build.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING


STATE or LOUISIANA Parish Of East
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
ccutt-In the matter pf the Succession
Of MLpsAHsr CHAsHtts. deceased No.
aGp Probate.
uftlEitEAs, JoHp J. llAws, Ajminis-
w traitor Of the above entitled Success.
sion, has this day fled hnsl account OF
his Administration of said Estaie,
Notice Ia hereby given, calling upon all
persons interested TO chow esuse ( " any
they cam. within thirty days nom the
ffst publication Of this notice, why said
account should not be approved, homo o
Court.
uiveu under my hand and the zeal Of
said Court tbis 18th day Of October,
A. d., 1890. -
JOR. NErilLBR.
bctig Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
lalIp Ga9tttt anoGomtt


bos1ert and occasional adeetti'irg
+" ms pape, msst be paid for ot me
time each advertisement goes IN, .f5t
NE fsH length gf time ne adeett,ss-
mept s 70 cont,nse. IN setting w
odrept,,emenn pe ~M do 80 only IN
ost oyn style. and mt az per egpv
Furnished, and reserve ne ,isbt 10
'ejeet any hing ges,ed IN n. ~oy,
mh'eh ~e do not deem III tet hspgb.
H. eye, an csts ssci.ded ercept ~,
o~n. and Mey g'H be ssed only n'ep
nee IKE. ocfgJ'G0.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
SIJNDRII,S.

DRowN's Es.. JamaicA Ginger; sehisdam
ID schnappzi Hadwsyr' Remedies; ssrsaparil-
las; iIostst,sr's Bit,sr. Oss.esi soup 0liys OIL
sponges, etc, Just received BY
aprl2 I'D. a WIN BOoEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
NOTICE.

rT,HE male school Of Z. ID. Wilson, will
l. be rooponed Monday Oct, lat inst.
Sept "a, 2w.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
BUCKwHEATi BUCKwHEAT.

Tusr received. 80 packages. Bags aud Boxes Of
sessc JOSHUA BsAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

paEMIUM Magic Duplicating and
Isiysi nd. q WIN. SosEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
CLOTII CLOAKS.

A FINE assortment Of Cloth Clio ks of the lat
"A sst styles-just received, also some very
handsome shavis, At The ...-.
sept2l PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE