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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

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NOTE FOUND.

Z 'aerguel has fopri pia.i rotc .
ga II. near Ash Spring IN this co'nsy The
~ Z q sand note IS reqaesled TO pay Tor this
" .eeriSemeAt ard call and Get his note.
Y. Il. II. GRAY.
Jolly :, isso ssai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08
JUST RECEIVED.

LAlE1t anil Compel assortment of ! adr
~ asd Mis-e- hne kia ami Calf Shoes fsr
summer wear. We ihsiln aileniinr to our con
e'al stock q Shees They GARNET he surpassed.
q q. GREGG 4 10.
d+i" ? iNve bis AIN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

WHY W wv '''F'
\lY friends and sympathetic patrons. mn
vi p,fhlis will please call at the City theaT
Cash Sore, and see what bargains, 20 The NAN,
GOOD things 81 this lie IN the eating, drinking
and Wearing line Please cali and see
CONS. THF1FoRn
March II. ls60 MO f.
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as.lt.rc., ~ eanalt ail 20 s.tc rt Pc "a. 'a..
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8ee gtrraser
Sti.h tff,o~'
LARGE Dc q fiDlr-ui NHh'e JHna aHd
p.,.ras PLAIN lyae, ~if Willie c.str Wi.a
~it t'nreree s Aar ~ H' r'-
cat. aHl '4 4 3G t.' 500 HH htaa
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

DNNAMA iiaie Palm ! Fashlaaahl
! Cashmere aai sak llaOen cassimer
Hat o. ''cn s Bows. ias' r.eivcd ani ar
ulw being seid az induced prices hv
BkNpFiftn q lNtdEN
Nav lq 500 r3atL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

klt'- NAILS. i1si hlia .ora,ei 81
- ba sel p
BRAD. iip.& Tables
Arr f-EH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

DLACk Silk Lace NANTES and Points ~
- gcge Shsvs, Baregr Nantes Linen q IVA
ragc pastcrs for sale by
BRApFlE.n 5 IAlih
May n. 1850. aa'"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20
Or+ Snfelanb's beribmtes
belt arunpttb All

E tett 6runpItb 1Hc -...
Gebfrbtfhperben Dlspepft unb @tlbiubt, Grrl,t
lhe Ootr nerp6fe S6wddem Observation-Disclosures
gne ate Rranfbeiten, melbe Dpn perpUrbenep1 81 a.
t-' gen cber Der 2eber tntifebtn.
$500 ais Uerfoptune tnrerl de 5~ernOrtbsn, Insrans hes
e!u:ss HIh BEN RDpfe, Sdurs TIM Raatu, 5trtbrenaen, 5ss.
Srennea, upretttlpf9tett, 9duere TN Masen, Sdwi&t uni
tfss gefabI int Geasen Hxs unserlsib S&ptrsr atasm
4erifIppien S@w Je Der Wussn. 8ttdeN tn BEN @sEtt
6tsbfr NIB GE7fihmerJsn, BtfAwebtu tssrr dtbntn, Gsls-
s;rosn Ger 6aut nnb aaseu, SsttsuRsHtn, SAmeritH TIA
9idFa nnb ben Ststssrn. piss TN Rvpf ane Bremen TN
GietfA, S~dagt8fst unt NtthRretfhla aenbstt.
OF lt8sntllnsr t~npfsblsa btsft gtsbstn btr Snfr %trffana-
iett bes E%u6ittlms. fen abtsl.ass pUn bta aDsrta une BIZ
angeteHea2gtt ~peEGsIssn fir ale Qebsn. tSpfur fe ~SOrfebsHi
%s,apfctItp wtrb. 90 TT btss setu neuss uH unaspraftts
GtttteI f~saeesn stnss, bas felt 10 Sabrsn st prhfuas Ssr ben
snttrisa1tf6eH @Sts befsnbtR bat Inl teEea Wuf Hnb @sss
isui SD tts. nod .rsu 'rfneua Hattrn errtt9t wurbt. D.S
3susatEs, wtlne tt-dRuttt anb Gusaeast4nsts aerits uab SRI.
sotptrfotsn ans aaru &bttien btsfes ednbsS 81 @uafeu stSen
set<a tns u~nstteutrs unb At gsaaus Dut<f ing bts AFFAIR.
10 con psm &t3entRlHer publtsirtea aImana&s, wslGsn btr-
ifi5t I'm trtstlett@ hIr4 BITE H8enten %pe:.edIsa last mus au5
ben upeldubtafen %dbsrleugen, bas htsfes 8tttera ntyfIid BIT
"trasnsbpit %prrbttKt, rstI&t sS trIasst bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20
Giicnbnbitett 1c.
g6ener nno ntdbtiger 6abrplnn.
- Aeka Mnd btta 8eiten ut0 GiiOtu. -
N@nl+fn4O%n- .t.A SNh:n.Gs

rs hONUI% T.
Nn no mad benz so. Suit 1860 eeten bic 3aee mhc fpfat:
g5pn euneen sGtattrn Baltimore: Der G0fsu9, SDnntaaS
e~uSgenOmmen, nm 8 ur 80 Minnten 8Urx,ttta9s unb Der Or
prtB3ue nm 4 ubr - Wttnuten Nddnttttags. Betoe 3ige eeben
rad aufn atetltn bs gBefens unp 3urb-q8efens In btretter
2tnte. ,A.
Stir We9sBaHasiere.
Sad aGen gutttrn swti8en Baltimore uni Ytebmpnb netme
man ben 8 utr so Mtn. GJr mittae -3us. gtad auen guutttn
triiben Stumble ldrp NIB Dbreltn9 unb smtIben 8rnftUi une par
~terSbura ben a l1tr - Wftnuten-3 Bug BON Baltimore. r
e.4 Der 6repertfzN ccpnlmobatipn8=1ua
Serfdst Baltimore fir greberif uno BITE ba;wtfden teeenben
Dtdbe tGsn6 UNI A lltr Is Wtnuten Natmtttda8, nit IuSnn bme
beS SCnntdeat unb erretht B-erertG I'M III. 90 NG. Nben5s; SER
lGSt bet Der NIdtebr 5rebertd UNI 9 ltr @CrtntttaeS uno lanai
1T Baltimore UNI 10 Il. 80 Wt. Mtttagsa an.
Der @ltcptt'8 g. OftQ8z Mccpntpbaticn8= qua
gttt tdslt6. init Nusaatntt bes SOnntass ws fDlet:
BerldBt Characterization I'm 6 20 Wtpreens uno ] II. 4. 20 gldfrt.
Bon GateOtt's Weias um 7s45 WtOr8enS, $50 II $40 gtadm.
N1H Walbtn9ton unD benz Sitpe11
eeten bic 3age un rs GnO $40 gOrnnittaes fDwte Tim is unb
4,20 Na6mtttoss.
&n, Spnntc UNI 4,25 DlOreens.
Son Wal6irgtcn
UNI 6, 20 nnb 7 gDrntttags uno 9, 30 uno s. 80 gladn,.
Gm @Dnntas nur Stafmthag& UNI 8, 90 .. 1..
Der 3nette uno Yterte 3us rpn Baltimore unb gna TGinatpu Ser.
b!nben I'D, nit ben 3agen Der GnnapUltS 8abn.
Der Snete unb brittle Bug bait duf ben 3utfdenfattpnen.
R8- g0egcn Itfets, Austunft, BaErt u. (. 10. wenSe man Ih
an s. &. @ngthuo, Masnt an ber TidetsS flee, Camden.
fattpn. SO III. preSCstt Smith,
Gr1nSpprt1tipnSmetfer, Baltimore.
8. M. 6 ptf. 0snerdl= SiGeteur. (Nut6iO
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linen &c.

Ntdti9 fitr Gimpanoerer uno 9ieiienpe.e
GrlparniB bon 3eit, Wel0 nnO G%ntfernu1o
burdb BITE y
8nltirnorez mno SDip=N ifenbobu
nad allen Gbeilen oeS 8e lteus
lter r
Yarfer8bur9 uno Warietta, pber Genpepb,
8beelins uub Columbus. H
Dis galtinaurs 6no otto:e iIsnbabnb ttts benz ~ret,enoen qut
lttuft ete sr6Bten Ssrtbetle In Be Jug auf 9tGtafett, 0tauernttd-
tttt. Si&erbett, gunftlidfeit unO Sd5nbeit Der g enerten, ~ be
te Urn tetner anosrn gabn t. btefent Qanoe IbertrOTen wtro
Dtefe Sdbn ppn atlantilfen Meer ~auseebenb. Ia bic diteae aus
%eeSetatsfe eints, alsta4sttts atsrfau6 Ste tdrsefe unb fdneafe
Die nidt s~erfeblen fplten, fe III benuscn: H55NF -0|''
Wfetlenentfernu19 bot Baltimore mad
Cincinnati: a II
utter parferSbnrG 1913 02pffpn.
uebtr 8enwpOo unb QDbeeftns - $50 81
utber 6arrtsburg unV StttSbura 600
Durb bic 0iartetta .Qtnte h83
cine @rfarniB an Ser Gntfsrnuaa suu t16
GMr4 ee q Olunbus s2ttte - 20 4Eax 600 -
etne GriparniB an FER Gntfernuna BON - -.r -. go
Netfenre, wel6r BITE Baltimore NIB Sbip. Gifenbabn benuten.
ltgen ote Weuen IN IL 0agen anrld uo fahren tn gagen, bic
aaT pas aAefoequen'lfe urn NIT ~eepplfer'en SiBen etneeri6tet tnb.
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@tuocr's gftiG,unofd,iuc.

Si'tJef , VauDtas0f CUtTS+
Ole Gdnciber bef9er Gtabt, iprie ale Nsrfpncn. peltc cine
quite q al NJ a q inc GIT BADEN win7deu, ipQtGu i6 erinncrn,
ooB cine non unitrn @toi@neli, Smeinol 10 oel Arbcit tbmt ais
r3eno cine anbere, NIB 10 aud %swetmal 10 Otel Sch
~mbrtu9t. Deie8 modt uniere Atai 4uen 5u cen btllig-
ten, rpclte I'M Dtartte io Weir ais coca oapon fmo o0cin
m btef9er Stobt i'll Operation an 36dcn, 29eiteu rno Spien unc
baber tire @l4ner cber Die b1mit albetteE iii SEN Gturb 0eiebt, ij
n1eHr @elo gu eriparen, ais itnen 6eies ouI euoeren 2Ss0e mG9.
lid lit. Mle. lpeIde etns Ger Be ten Rdbmai 6tneu, te
NJ @eeroub fno, baben moGten, iolteu III unierer Office:
No. 1853 SuItimpreitraBe
pplipredcn, no @ebraub3- Anpclungen IN oeutiGer, euQl{tCr,
%ran5Sfider NIB ipontiher Spradt 3u BADEN inn 1Inb no iMr Sc
u ruetne DGaittne fault duf o~criclbeu arteiteu lerreu.
.taochtdt nab etasnl Grentplar bon Sin9er'8 9dbmaitincne 3et-
An9. Auc Wal6ruen meroen EN- gauges E5abr nab tbrsm Nntlui
oon ms III BOILER Sronun9 UHo Reparattcn gebalten.
(5bZ8,iD Q8. Is. BtDtertd, NDsnt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20
6eners0 cr~Gcbcrnnaen.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.

JOnnsCOnIS insurance Rooms.
$50. 70 Seconbitr. NIX
Veuers, Warine= unb Seben8 =95erffd,e, !
I ID ~ r-fngSsG Omp danicn. tG INK
GiderIte llnO ~fciteite N%Dntpaqnie.
Nerltd7erung8=@pn1p. Der BaleD b. ,Birointeu,
nut s360,0o0 Gaptal. .,..
Sp1Hbur9sV erItderutg8zGpmp y. 0irdtllier
nit 5000, 900 capital. tts. '7Tf'
albemarlesV BERT ng8zGorap. p. 8irainieu
-a. nit $500, 600 capital. .srHio -
Charter SafzBerit6. zGomp. BON SartfDrb
nit $3.50, 900 capital. 80
SecHrttnaW ung8zGp1np. BON 9eefps g1cr.
NIT $270, 900 capital. #a..s. -
PbSntrzW 3 rftderun98S@ort bon Nenzg)orf
~ NIT $500, 900 Capital. .-r.e s-o,'
Jle1 Dlttez VerltGerun98<gprt y. Nensg)prf
nit $270. 900 GapuaG.
wfOnfantfSerftderun98sGcn1p, y, Nepzgort,
init $500. 600 Gaptat. nTstf ~
fiber Comp BON Wepzglpr !
..tt nit $3.50, 900 GapNat.
Wtercaltttle Wtutual Worine.
NIT $%1.oo0.0Oo Capital.
Ueretrtt9te Staaten 2ebenSz0 erffherlt1o ,c
NIT 81 $50, 972 GastaL 20
gtDrtbertt Al1urance=@ Dnlp BON Qorbnn
mt S., l94,1ll capital,
Gte ooen benlertten GOn1paanteen frb brn sp- 9coasr,..
Staates Dtarelano aut9crtflt nn6 t@tsetfrt. 0"'"7i 'S
we ph onl unter3ettncten repr1ientuten g0mnooricsr toL..
mutl1p Deffu91areS 9opitat 3nn poQen cbet, G,,sp,e5b 49,
Seta9 perant~oulth fur bic 3abuu9 BON 8er[r.en. 80"
Berr@eTiH9Spotcer perber ~ogBQe1cten YAK WsyCt5,s s.,,
efeet. Eboe :" q 0snIte gt5ntttd
xrrh M5t,u @rra.A.. ...g, % Geconbltr
- " ! u SuUeVpt' (faI711
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Ninmps, M6bel II. (. 10.
- - i0feDS
j " u NEWMAN BRO. q SONS. !
etohI;,t i, 1903

y 2 z y y " W MAN bFO. q SUMS,
etoblnt in 1925.
9idrpz6 obrtfdnteit. =
6abrtt; $40, 512, SIS unb 522 20. Gombarbftr.
8ertauf8-2otaf: 235 ~. 8alttmprsfr. nabe Charles.
S0tlb: @n Uttniatur. Giano,
no mir itetS elm 9rOFe8 enforcement bon ben
opr3i9ltfiten 8tano8
in biei9er @tabt %porrdtbt9 balten. I0e Goben 0oppenen 9eionauS.
brcen unb fn6 iberIaiet.
llnier 9roBe8 Concert Hianp, nit 6oppeftem Batent NcIonan,-
booen nnb iberiattet. miro bon teinem Snitrunent, ba8 e in oieIen,
Qano pe'ferti9t wurbe. itbertroHen. Z
Vrcfeforen, Eunlfreunoe unb ba8 Nublifum weroen 65fid1t
gu etaem 8eiate unb 8rifuns uniere8 @orratbes e~tnge(aben. "
SeSeS BON unS oerfauite PianC tprb auf 8 Sabre 9arantirt, nit
bent Prtoue9tnnl e8 innerbal6 q DtCnaten au$3utauIAen, mcnn
e8 ben &6ufer ni1t b~eiriebi9en irQte.
My- acknowledgements b~eiriebi9enb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20
Nernttfebte Mn3eteet.
9r. 8. Sagne'S BeinnObcitss Yllelt.
&c TIVE PTLLS.)


Sir Bic 6eH,m4 non qeberbeidwer6en, @att. aelplnDf. Spe'
resiie. RbeiulatiS us. 8laen- ane Iieren-8tantheus ,yspst
Ielpcn5hmide, pthtoui cber Hcie, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N'stu
se;ten ses RIut Gntsa1runaen, Melanhpl6. aattNAeh 9pPl
bnlsr3 Berftpp no, Q hnlersen I'M 6opIe, o' 9,rn, ~ @
hSnr RHdfsn une ben Q5lieoern, 9dmcrrbeioen, @auentrantpeltsn
U'STIse Il, msrtas sranfbeiten. nobel bic Nnpenbun9 oru abiGd
r.rSsr JPit,in Moi mebr ooer lpenlAer nbtbt9 1T. uno oleie eeloe
.nS Srcrfhpiteu miroen perbtuoert Wer6en, Min eieIelben 0u9e
. Ht ,shraIdbt piroen. Niemane fam lb mohl fibleu, 10 lang,
geritppfuns I'M RSrper itatfinfet, bic Suecm bdItt9, bettt9e
snS IeIbft t5otlihe Rrantbeiten beroorbr n9t, met6e bnrb etnen
settaen une ridbttsen @eeraud, BON ubfabrenben Wseb5titen battcn
Ieihr cermtecen peroen tpnnen.
Der Ierieruaer tann oieIe Si1en nit Der 9rDBtet a3}uoerftbt en-
pfebIep, nber3eu0t. oab oieelben bel peHenl better fno. ais ale
anberen getrdnhliden SiQen bielelben ituo mtleer, ftcnpter,
itberer uno slcihm6Bioer i'll lbrer Wrtun1.
gem @ebroudbe lit teue beIonoere Sor1i6t nStbi9. Vtan tann
eHen unn trinten we ~sewSbulit, unn penn ~nptbpenct9 tani man
oleld, nab Dem t~Sinnehmeu cerielben ellen. at
Oas utter bat teincn @influB auf odelben, od le 10 SuldNlnien'
aeIekt Iiuo, baR lie I1 INNER IfneQ i'm Wtd9en auftplcn.
NSeun oieielben in tleineren Dozen 3enen1nen petoen, otroerern
lie bic G6ite mo iine tetdt ~abflbrenn; neroen ne oper Ill lNrteH
DOZEN aen6nunen, 10 fuc lie tart %ahfibreuo, tnoent tie ben CANCER
NabrinaastanaI BON alien faulen, rerenoen uno unrelnen Se9en-
YtSnben reunisen, uno 9eiunbe NbfOneerungen int Dta9en. IN Der Se-
Der unh perl9ieoenen anoeren Or8anen oeS &erpers anr 60l9'
haben es@ @ H Ht A.
Wiar Fam Tic gu alien 3eten unb betnabe ge8eu ale %&rantbetteu
einur Fpen. segen GHtSineungs-, NetIel-. naGolaltence- @ai'
Iep. uuo ons auneret 9trten Uou 5ebern, @elbiubt imo gepsree,
iGmutsu. @e0en OpSpepie iib fe in Der Chat elm ~ccrla9i9eS
MateI, ga Fe ua6 un6 na6 bic ~id6o'tden @tionberu19en eeS
Ws00enS unb Der 9eber euteruen unb 9eFnnbe 8bdttsettt IN olelen
witti9en 0rsanen hereorbrtngen. Dte1eleen 1nC unpeSanleei
IN Rronfbeiten Ger 0auf une mas man ~9epDbHltD nurretnpel oee
8luteS" uennt; ebenfo bel Standardization Ser1toptnn9en II: !.
o., NIB IN Der Sbat BEL alien 6~rdntbeuer, no etne oTfnenoe,
Sdfe oerteHeruoe ODER a~bfnbrenee U6ot5ln notpt9 IGN lOute
TbRpepfe miro unebIbar bur6 ben antaltenoeh 9ebrdudl oie,eS
a~nertbpplen 0riparots aeboben, ndHenlld penu onS itortence
NurnmutteI, IN 8erbinbuns oantt. or 9prl9rlft 8enlaB 9sorau1t
tpirb. sf@ -1&ttt-
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patnter6ZOepD
Sp19,au SO. 81 s9ef:Nrattfr.
@eidaft86iidcr, Eapier= nnO 5drcibuaatcz
rialicu=2dger. ~

Samuel p. Turner, ; Sl0s@ 9afle8FEF.
1lt b~eitdnbi9 i'm 8orratb EN- 9rpBeS Eager con Yapier, SAret5mas
trtalten, gel6ditss uo @cntC- 8i9ern. Sn ieinem Eager betin-
oct fb ~inlan6iideS unb mtportirtc8 Sdreib- uno 8%refpaper oa
laen mSgIihen Sorten unh iFabrten.
NGtenpaptsr Iiniirt uuo web in GROCER Nu5pab.
Urief-&oupert auer Scrtea.
S&reibuateriaIlsn after Nrt fir Office unb Brpat8ctrands
%otablteoern. %5ecerbalter, SsgeleG, Oblaten, SletiHiie uno @3rt'
NL, GntenfdiHr &c.
~&iute gum Sdretben unb fir Gorterprcfeu, bon ben bster
Jabrnen, @operprefen, PortoiolloS. Sortennnnats &c &C,
SCwe elm srobe8 aaser en Saapapier, Sptelfaren, 0rufet.
Bprben &c. Al ben biaigfeu Breilen.
gambler uub Druter aus ecn 2anbe rerbtn eS in tbrsta Snt-
refe fuoen. bel nit p0rSulpredeu. (5e17jQ
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ES Cur beiDnperen GenntntBnabnte.
@tnman1erer tmh 0Retfenbe fOGten febr Sprfdtts fen, ebe fe lire
8tuette faufen unb iUlten bieielben MIR non fDlden a~neefeaten
Sesntea tanfsn, ipslde BON itrsrn @ebait lebsn, nt6t aber BON
Vtatlern Ceer 8wifGentrdeern, Ia nc ipnt Der Wefabr ~dusgeebt
Hne, tef&pinpelt ~ meroen unp ilr @slO unfpaf ~auseeben.
DurdfabrtS=Bilette nj 81
mad dHeu Ttetfsn tes gBefens fnb su BADEN 6et .5.aes Isl
.-a4i - Gb. 8. StIbebrasct,
lI>ae @enerat@ Gnieranteu- u gent Der 8alttrprt. un6
Obios@tienbata.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20

Actte 9fbetn= unD fron58iiI4e g8eille.
@5Tr botc11 unier Eager ION obtJeu Weinen isBt 10 tpnipIctirt
oB mir QSbrIeale Gin b~tueti0eS Quantum abgtben finnen; IA,
nlcnhmo utrpclten mir Mein1dnoier anf uniere 9etee NSeine, Bic
nj 'bCtui 5aB iubcrit bjli1 ocrtauicu.
W. 9 DIN tbcr Il go, 46 g.. Sbnarofr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-20

t.5A htiarlnttsoi ter ElttttfdGs . 90 cs"
@iayh<Gdn 5tutnsfa&i 1912 20 g.
SnberS 1srnrftssea S3A9 9r
-r --~~l0,26i
I'"" t'"! &c @fttetfdRt 974g
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n. 4nitrt Hv irttttten 1854
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DR.. Hufeland.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

"a CALIFORNIA ITENs.-San Francisco papers of
the eed ult contain the following additional
news: '1t
The steamer Sonora, which left San Francisco
on the I'D for Panama, took 100 cabin passengers
and So1O,OO0 in tAasure--S7SO 600 of which vas
for New York Also SI2 900 worth Of Washos
silver ore. The total shipments Of washoe ore
mostly within the past two months, sum up
Tfie merchandise exports OF California. mostly
IN staple products, since January last amount In
value 10 - $50 Uu0. against - $40 90 for the cor
responding period OF io59 ss
There have been no leading transactions I'm the
San Francisco market since the last report Best
brands OF candles bf "A cents, in small lots to
The Trade Butter cOiiinue to move freely al
further advance ard il quiet; bacon more
mp. COfee-Rio l5aI5Kc Refined sugars sre :
tribe Improved. Nails Eai3c. The receipts OF
wheat are large shipping qualities still rnle NJ
about 81 50 per loo lbs
The fruit trade OF Oregon had commenced
Apples were worth 81 per bIIshel in the orchards.
FOR shipment to San Francisco. The farmers yyery
eating by far the largest and best crop of wheat
ever gTolvn.in the State. = - ,. >
Breekinridge, Douglas. and republican clubs
Were organizing in all the princi pal towns and
Essen party claimed to be the strongest
ihe poiineaI newspapers here have mostly taken
sides, and Is FAR as ascertained stand :-Eor AIR
Dougl2s- ~; Tor Mr.. Breckinridge, 2I: for Mr.
Lincoln, q; for MIR. Bell g. = =
The news from British Columbia is uninpor-
Iht discoveries OF silver mines have been made
IN The neighhorh0od OF Fort Hone and tte town
has again assumed quite AN animated annsarance
g. The steaIBer Wilson q Hunt had rrrived Al
Victoria from New w esim! lister witt, <s,ss ga "a
gold dust. Fhe news from Fraser river hinee
ooutfnias encouraging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

u As lave before stated, man named
I.udove Jochim Julius Tode was arrested In
New York on Monday while standing looking
into Broadway shop window, charged with
being defaulter TO the Russian Government to
fhe amount of slOO,OO0. On searching his room
at his hotel, the officers found $50 600, chiefly in
Russian bank bills. The prisoner IS fne-look-
ing man, and but 26 years of age. He is said to
have fed from Russia about a year ago, since
which time there has been a standing reward of
81 GAO for bis apprehension The important ar
rest was effected by the detective police solely by
comparing daguereotype likeness of the pris-
oner with the original in the street, though clue
TO the fugitive had been previously given by i
Wall street broker with whom he had been trans
acting some business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

THE DAYLIGHT METEOR OF LAST NovEMBER-
We have received from Professor III A Newton,
Of Yale College, an advance copy Of his article
communicated to the Forthcoming number of the
American Journal of Science and Arts on the
great daYlisht msteofof Novsna ber15, 1854, This
smetepr, n vilI6e Necolfected was SEEN To Aescend
towards thes earth while De sun. yas shining
brig ~, byveIy nehy persons from Newbery-
port 9dass 70 Petersburg, Va, Mr.. BeDjsnfn v.
Marsh1 OF philade1phia, hassit appears, devoted
Ehimseh with praisoWerthy dutfy to the onyeful
coNetoncf all t6sobser Sstiohs msde thseRhsut
the country at the time upon this interesting
body, and has published the same in detail, for
the benefit Of science
or all the observations collected by Mr. Marsh,
Prof Newton finds those reported by Caleb s Hal
lowell, OF Alexandria, and Judge Reasamah, of
New Haven, CT, to be &c the best for determining
the path of the meteor throug hout our atn,os-
phere;h and he proceeds in a carefully mstured
article Of eight pages to discuss the various phe-
notnena attendant upon its rapid passage through
the air, and its tremendous explosion, over the
southern part or New JERSEY. The learned Pro
fessor gives the actual velocity Of the meteor at
thirty-six miles a second % and from this and
other considerations arrives at the interesting con-
clusion that 1t was not member even Of our So
lar SYSTEM but me to Us from the stellar regions
He adds -" We have been accustomed TO con-
slider the solar system as filed with small plane
toids. millions Of which each day come into the
atmosphere. and are burnt up, causing the shoot
ing stars Now, we find that we must in an prob
ability add one, and no doubt innumerable other
similar bodies, to the stellar spaces II opens
new view of creation" '2.~ 'sLF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05
Personal .

-. Maj Ben McCulloch, of Texas, is at Kirk
woods
49, Hon. Horace Maynard and family. of Tenn
and go. Neville and family, Of Hiss, are at
Browns
$50 Lient. Sylvester howry, Of Arizona. and
Jude. T. A. Rost, Of Louisiana, are at the New
York Hotel.
-. Gov Winston, of Ala was seriously In
Jured a few days ago by being thrown from his
buggy. The accident happened near BIount
Springs, Ala.
Senator John Il. Thompson, OF n. j.. FAC
companied by Mrs Thompson is here at the
National Hotel. MIR. II. looks in fine hralth his
many friends throughout the country will be glad
to learn.
. -. President FELTON,, of the Harvard College
has invited the Prince Of Wales to visit that mat
sutton IT ne Prince has sis nifed his intention of
accePtlng Tie Invitation on the condition that the
visit shall be strictly private.