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TI1JZ1 NEW COTTON sers of cotton for foreign accounts have, from time out of i complained of having to pay the prico of cotton for the and rope, i i bales were bound, and insisted that the same tare be allowed ou liiis side of the water as was customary ia the European inarSota. Tho claim was universally disallowed, and it is only i i tbe List few moutke that planters or were willing to listen to such proposals with nny sort of patience whatever. In olden time, when rone alone was uabJ for baling purposes, th.j IOSSOBS tailed upon th-j foreign spinner from tho cause complained nl wore not nearly as gret as at present, when iron has almoat driven rope out of tha a The ropos were worth something for stock and oakum, while in all a a i towns of Europe tho iron bands are worse than worthless, they are an absolute dance, hence the pertinacity i which. the claim for allowance is now urged on the part of purchasers for shipmt-ut. For the planter to buy iron tit-9 at OAc.

per pound, and sell them as so much cotton at to is no bad speculation in a email way, when operators who pur chase by the thousand bales, come to make their calculation, the losses amount a very noticeable figure. I'nlees we are in error, tbe custom in Liverpool i a a two ban'ls to the bale we notice that the Chamber of Commerce proposes to allow the planter six bands and allow a tare on all others over that number. This may be considered exceeds ingly liberal, as there is no cotton packed to guch density in this part of the country, as to require more than six bands to keep it in shape. Complain', is also made of the unnecessary length of the bands used, aud we notice a suggestion in tho New Orleans iialletin, that planters who persist in i.he practice will find heavy reclamation at the foot of i accounts So far as the planter ia concerned the last complaint will be found in most cases an UDJust one. That most of plantation biles arc too larga is a fact well i.cown to all persons accustomed to handling cotton, bus the error is usually in the extreme length oi the bde rather than the breadth a the length of the tie has nothing to do with uawieldy shape of packages.

Four inches turn on either end ol'a cotton tie is sufficient no a what description of backle may be used, but if we allow the planter a surplus of four inches only on the tnd of his tie it will bo that alter the cotton has been compressed and reduced at one-third that there is a surplus of twelve inches of iron on the end of every tie. and the only remedy that cn be had of the complaint will bo 'ay ilia adoption of such rules and regulations as will compel the compresses to cut the bands to such lengths as will be necessary, rather than follow the present practice ct" leaving the surplm length of ironoc the bales. Compress companies would i i i prefer using ropes instead of iron. In the first place, ropes can be Listened with more facility than iron and the rope cuttings amply repay the trouble of shortening them. The iron would not be worth a cent a ton, to say nothing of the labor and loss of time necessary to cut tiie eccls err', es was always dono when ropiB wers used.

In preparing the present crop for a planters will do well to heed the friendly hints given, and not overload their bales with unnecessary lengths of iron ties. Make cmaller bales a have been the rale heretofore, and see that the cotton is dry and not mixeil before baling. By making smaller btUei; the coiton is easier hatdied, always reaches the market in better order, and brings a a i price. The only excuse we have ever heard for making such enormous bales tis we noticed 'ftst season coming oir. ot i.he Trinity.

a saving of freight, an which seems very much likii the old axiom of saving at the spiggct snd wasting at the bring hole." MUSICITAI. MATTF.IJ*.--We have been aware of the fact for several months past that our way of dishing up the day'e Joicga at the Police Court did not nccord with the notion of the eminent jurist who temporarily presides in that august tribunal, hat inasmuch as our reports are invariably correct and our comments have endorsement and approval of the intelligent portion of the people, we pay little regard to the objections of ollicials, who consider it only less than treason lo (jaestion the soundness of thsir decisi ions, no matter how directly they laay bsin defiance of law and justice, and we issure all interested parties that the only way of keeping theee absurd rulings from sppeariEg in the News will be to amend record before we copy them. is -ot an uncommon thing for the itecorder make decisions to which any school boy could urge valid objection, nnd it 'reqaently occurs that after the adjournment of Court, some gentlemen about the dice who is more conversant with the laws and ordinances suggests that the ruling hii been erroneous and the records are accordingly. It occasionally that the reporters get hold of the docket before it has been revised, and not iving the fear of the law before their -vea, the decisions as they were rendered. A case of this kind occurred on Wednesday morning, when an cllicer of tho rorporation was mulcted in costs of court co: a charge.

made ifeaimt a citizen of interfering with him In the discharge of his duty. We pub- the unique decree of the court and, asked for the ordinance nnder which it was done. We understand that tho penalty WM not enforced, as the sar.ient lie-order was convinced he had no r.tithority to ingict it. Now, we take no pleasure in exposing ignorance or prejudices of those who Uave been placed in authority, but we do 'Uink that their shortcomings are proper wljscts for newspaner criticisms, and aa said before, the only way to prevent their ventilation is to discontinue the practice. When there is any doubt as to tbe law it would be much easier and more to the purpose to have tho opinion of r.he Secretary or some other competent gun- tleman before the decision is rendered 5t animation wan noticeable on all tlie business attests jea- terdiy, and many strange faces to bo seen about tho hotels and business houses.

The trade to open early and tho indications are favorable for a very profit- nblu eeasoD. Information froui the country rontirmVreportB of worms In many of the cotton fields, but the general imprtBi slon is that much of the staple will be mada as there is force to pick out and prepare for market. Throughout all the re- Riou of country above here planters are picking their cotton, and the lint Is said to be of excellent "strength and color. ID fact, there IB.DO good reason for its being otherwise, as the weather has been eminently favornMe. Niivv the Kayou yesterday afternoon in a street car.

we counted ten buildings in process of construction before wo could make the crossing, all of them substanclal iidltlces and showing the Inlluence the street railroad has had on property in tbat portion of the city. So.MKTiirjco friend, Couget, sends.us K. bottle of pure California wheat whisky distilled in Han Kranciaco. The article has 'baen tested by competent judges and pronounced lent. A few more of tho same sort can be found at the establishment of 'Mr.

Couget, on Tremont street. breeze all day yesterday from the north and northeast, moderating the tempeiaturj very mates rially. Light rain just before dark and prospects of a shower before morning. von receipt at this point of a hale of cotton from Bryan a day or so since, admonished merchants on the trand of tha necessity of preparing to meet the demandu of their try friends, and straightway every appliance known to tho trade was put in requisition to have things in readlneea for the first of September. The display made since the beginning of the cotton season is very creditable to the judgment and taste of the dealers generally, and ers must bo hard to please who cannot be suited at almost any of our first-class establishments.

This reminds us of the lact that there is one place on the Strand vrheretho business season has neither beginning nor ending, it just continues all the time, and the stock on hand has only to be seen to bo appreciated by every clsss of buyers. Messrs. C. E. Eroussard Co.

keep always on hand the choices assortment of every article comprising a complete gentleman's or youth's i and t'upy offer goods Ht ridiculously low figures. They particularly request the attention of the trade to their wholesale department, which is certainly the largest, best selected, and cheapest stock ever brought to this market. FHKXCII AM I Aycock's school for the instruction ol female pupils in French and English will begin in this city early in September. Puo notice of the time, terms, Trill be given in this paper. THE SALOON, from 11 A.

M. to 1 T. M. The Merchants' Club Room will he open on Monday, with lunch, etc. MARTIN A.

OAVEV, a Proprietor. A busy man Is a locomotive, and life a track. Kvery night lie drives i "the house," and stops. Every morning he is fired up anew, and away he goes, oft'in one direction and then in another. In this routine of business he forgets tbat the physical organization is of the most delicate hind.

If a hard iron locomotive needs constant care, and to be wall oiled up nd rubbed every day, how much more necessary is it that, men and women should use PLANTATION BITTEHS, which are the nc plus-ultra of everything which is necessary to keep the system in a perfect state of health. MAGNOLIA to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. jyl8-deod wit cecity of altering the record-, ana often prever' the public i fj a i 0 through the ttow proro ignorant they really are. ARRESTS LAST a i 8a pretenke and fradulent representations in the nle of a horse to Robert Ash, a colored citizen. Mason Williams, colored, using insulting and abnei ve language to Lucinda Mil- also colored, and assaulting and striking the said Lucinda.

Henry Ballinger, loyal citizen, fir uaiag menking and provokine to Lucy Humphrey in anger faitTTY comparaUrcly few L.lilica monopolize the Ueanty well as tho attention of Society. This onah: not to bo no, but It Is; and wiil lc while men lire foolish and single oat pretty fares Tor companions. Taiij can all be by using Hasan's Map- r.oil.i Balm, which plvoe the Bloom of Youth and a refined spin-kilns Reality to the Complexion, pleasing, iowerftil and natr.ral. No Jady need complain of a red, tanced, freckled or niEtir who -will invent seventy-five cents in Eagan's MatrnoHn Bulai. I effects are truly wonderful.

To Preserve and Urem Iks Hair ipe I.yon'a Kathfllron. CAN RAILTIO.YDS Tintouon find tlio following important decision in a recent number of New York Times John Craig, respondent, vs, the City and Brighton Railroad Jompiny. The defendant was under nnd by virtue of the General Railroad act on tho 20th of May, JsGi. On the 24th of June, 1802, the defendant received the consent of the ominon Council of the city ofRoches- ter to lay a track through certain streets. Every possible provision ivas made to IIIYO the cars, the track and overnance of the road as perfect aa Possible.

On the'31st of October, 1802, plaintiff' commenced; his action against the defendant, -in which he alleged that he was owner of. a lot. on East avenue extending to eaid.street, upon which was his dwelling ouse. The defendant, in an- ower. admitted the title" of the plaintiff to the premises in question, mil that it was about to construct the road through East avonne, but denied 'that it would impair the plaintiff's enjoyment.

The answer further set forth the consent of the Common ionncil of the city of Rochester, and that the road was constructed and operated in accordance with the provisions thereof. Upon this testimony the case was submitted to the courc, and on the 2d day of April, 18GS, it made its decision, which was that the railroad company derived no authority to do the acts aforesaid by the acts oi the Legislature under which it is incorporated, or from said resolutions of the Common Council of said city, without consent oi the owner of the fee, or the appraisal and payment of his damages in the mode prescribed by law, and granted a perpetual irj unction. The above ia certainly plain enough: jut it had no efi'ect apparently on raiK road monopolists, for; when occassion demanded they went to work with their old recklessness, but will probably find in the above case, in our neighboring city of Brooklyn, that the law compelling railroad companies to consult along the ronte is not a farce. As we have the recording of the first case under the important ruling of the Dotirt of. Appeals, we the details tor the benefit of our THE RAPID GROWTII OF CHICAGO.

The late Charles Jackson, who built Fort dearborn lighthouse at Chicago, about the year 1830, on his return to Detroit after the completion of the work, related the fact that he had been urged to buy one hundred and sixty acres of lancl tho present site of the city) at two dollars per acre.butTie considered it so utterly worthless that ho would not taken it as a gift. The land was mursh, and was under water a good portion of the yew. Its producU were bull-froga and mosquitoes, which yielded only music neither edifying nor prof, Uable. TCXM Tho Columbus Citizen ol 1 yesterday says tho weather continues excessively warm, with clouda sufficient to give tlie cotton worm a fair sweep. They are out in fall force in many places in Colorado county, and cutting the cotton considerably.

It is presumed hall a crop will bo secured. Capt, Verplank Van Antwerp, United States -Army, 1ms been appointed of the Criminal Court of tho city of San Antonio. This court is similar to our Criminal Court, and organized by law passed tlie lature of 1800-- -bat it hns, for some causa or other, remained a dead letter upon the statute books. No Judge has been elected. It is now revived or vitalized by military authority.

Both of the Pan Antonio papers speak in complimentry terms of the military TheTSrenham Enquirer of Wednesday says it continues to hear of the ravages of tho cotton worm in Washington county, yet it is asserted that the eat ing off of the leaves of the plant but hastens the opening of bowls. Cotton picking is progressing finely, and the Enquirer notices tho arrival of several wagons laden with the cotton of 1lie new crop the past two days. The Enquirer fears, however, a the prairie crops, though good, will not be as large as has been expected. There is a beautiful growth of weed. but the late snilden change from wet to dry weather has cmised a forms and squares to shed.

We have already published a brief mention from a correspondent of a fearful tragedy last Saturday, at Round Top.Washington county. TheBrenham Enquirer says, from the best information it can gather, the circumstances are as follows The Germans gave a ball Walter Holt, Fatten H. Rankiu and John Rankin, sons of tho late Dr. C. Rankin, of Round Top, wore in attendance.

It seems little was teasing Holt, when Holt asked him to behave, and on a repetition of the act, Holt slapped little Johnnie. Patten Uankin interfered. Holt left the room, and Rankin, anticipating the cause placed himself: when Holt re- returned with a donblo-b shotgun he received a wound in the abdomen as he entered the gate, from a six- shooter in the hands of 1'atten Kankin. Holt was still enabled to fire on Rankin, the charge taking off one side of his head, when he fell dead. Holt was dangerously wounded, though there was still hope of his recovery when last heard from.

letter from Korl Bend. The Wnr ol Rsioea in Ended-- "Nobody Hurt" ANolilc Example-- The Worms -Cotton KicnMosn, Sept. 5. IjUl'. Editors It Eeems that the diiliciilties in Wharton county, of which I spoke in my last letter, have had peaceful and bloodlecs solution.

Our citizens wno went over there have returned. They report that upon reacbs ing then) they found a large number of freeclmen, under the leadership of one or two white men, in readiness a battle. It was determined, on the part of the white fcrce, had collected in response to ft call for help to preserve the peace and maintain law and order, to communicate with the freudmen direct before means wore resorted to. Accordingly they were approached and plainly told that the good of all required that they should disperse and go to their homes tnmt if they did not do BO, a sufficient force would lie under the necessity of attacking and dispersing them. The freedman wisely accepted the peaceble and friendly advice thus given them, and deserted their would-be commanders.

Too much credit cannot be given to the gentlemen to whose good sense and moderation the county is indebted, for thna avoiding what appears to have been a thoroughly concocted and well managed plan for bringing on a most serious collision between the freed" men and the whites of WLarton county. 1 very much fear that as the election approaches, such attempts will be but too frequent. Will our people throughout the State have the good sense and mode 1 ration sufficient to enable them to follow this example, and achieve so noble a rictorj' as was won by tha white men of Wharton county It is to be hoped so. The cotton, where the worms have taken the leaves all off, seems to be all opening at once. I hear of hands picking 000 IDS.

cer day. JTORT EXCISES. The Director of the London Fire Brigade has recently shown, as the result of very careful erperiments, that the ordinary test of fire engines and hose, that is the comparative distances to which water may be thrown by them, is not at all reliable or satisfactory, the real question being as to the amount of water carried by each engine to tfao most distant point. In the coarse of careful experiments mado by him on this subject, it was ascertained tbat 'though several engines might throw a stream of water to the same point, one might deliver only a fourth part of the water which left the nozzle, while another would carry one- half to the same distance. He gives, in a work recently published, elaborate instructions as to the proper curve and of the nozzle of the hose, which too technical to be reproduced here.

It may be stated, however, that it is indis- pensible that the inside of the nozzle be perfectly smooth, and that the mouth have sharp and perfect edges. A slight scratch on the inside of the though scarcely perceptible, may, it is said, materially influence the character of the stream that comes from it. FELT Every one is familiar with the application of paper in the manufacture of collars, cuffs and jshirt bosoms, and, to extent, in making waistcoats, hata-and bonnets. A new patent has, however, been recently taken out in France, for the preparation of what is called felt paper, in which both animal and vegetable materials may be employed, and which, by this patent, makes a paper of extraordinary pliancy, flexibility and strength, resembling tho ordinary woven fabrics so much as to admit of being sewed to-. gethcr and worked up into any article of dress or clothing whatever! Handkerchiefs and petticoats, with scolloped and embroidered skirts, bed window curtains, quilts, tablp cloths and otber distinguishable from the genuine, are produced marvclmtsly cheap ratec, the cost of these, even for the largest size, scarcely amounting to twenty-five, cents each.

Imitations of leather, coverings for furniture, and even shoes have been made from material similarly prepared. We are all familiar with the uses which paper is applied in Japan and it not at all improbable that a few 'years will witness aa extensive an introduction of the same material hero into the "operations of everyday life. Some time since a Portland (Me'.) man had big pocket picked of $000. Shortly after, he letter from the thief, stating that he started In btuinoM with hii itotai capital, rad thai lie should pay internt on it until he was able to re-. turn the principal.

Two payments of in- terett have already been FIKB Wr.iTiKc;.--Mr. JohnTylor, is now iu New York, contributing to Briek Pomeroy's paper, and his lucubra- tions have attracted tho attention of the Tribune, which bestows upon them an artUtic criticiiin, into two heads--first, their learning: second, their style. Under the head of style, the following paragraph is quoted, i which is ut once a i of both learning and style: I Enervated by refinements of luxury marvellous in extent and indescribable in character, such as the world had not witnessed since the inscription Eat, drink, and be set over every man's door in Unbylonia by the inexorable decree of Ahasuerus called forth the indignant wrath of God and drew down from heaven the liery hand upon the wall that measured his kingdom and consumed his bestial throne, and immersed in sensual indulgence beyond the comprehension of the mind--snch as. those that invoke upon the Cities of the Plain the hot curse of Jehovah, nnd sunk Sodom and Gomorrah hissing in the burning lake of His rage--while thus drunk with carnago, and sin, and crime, and. steeped in lethargic indolence, she saw her glories, star by star, expire, and up her proud steep barbarian monarchs rise.

She became tlie Niobe of nations, childless and crownless in her voiceless woe: nnd she stands, the lost mother of dead A 1.OVET.Y TIIK I5EST Jir.u AT Loxi- Boston Post is responsible for the following A lovely girl, the most vigorous dancer at the biggest hotel at tho Pranch, washed out all traces of the lust night's ball in a morning swim out beyond the snrf, whore the envious waves do not Hash their foam in her littlfl mouth, but the long rollers kindly rock and caress her. A noble swimmer is she. Encased in a free and not cumbersome suit of light blue, her long hair free wind and waves, she trips to tho surf, takes bold header through tho first breaker and strikes out. Another rearing wave comes at her, but tho little dripping head ducks and plunges through it, reappearing on the other side and shaking the salt drops back with glee. Again and again, and the last breaker is past, and she strikes out over the rolling deep water, beyond the safety buoy.with a stroke that would shame tho Adonia who whirled her last night in the dancr, and who had not jet come down to breakfast.

Returning, she rides in on the breakers like a queen, fresh, invigorated and careless of the horrors of the deep, of which she is so charming mistress. After the bath the ladies retire to their rooms, and the other sex to the bar. It is said that both have tho same object, and that the "little" is the regular corrective of sea water, without distinction of sex. There is also a queer odor as of cigarets, which is unaccountable but by supposing a male presence. POST OF OALVEBTON.

nra September Schooner fun Carlos. Kreid, Tnxpou Schooner JnhuoD, Calculi ttchooner Elizabeth, Wehrt, Calcatien Schooner Ncptimc. Stoiitz, C'nkasieu Schooner Pmcl, Coiuini, SaMne Cleared. Neptune, btontz, Caidsten K-M A i ISAAC! JBJ3BIN8TEIIS Jk, CO. AVB-BKMOVBD to tbolpaclous buildings, 127, 129 and 131 TUHMONT elr.ct, tvru doort whew they are iirejparcd 10 the cztruslreMocU of doth ing In of Ihtir owiirnunfacture, well adapted fur both Country and Citv Trade: Their Qeui'ii KuriiUbinit UcxMHiscompklo movcry jiaillcnlar, low the MIUB goods cfin bo r.tniL'ht In City.

'An Iii5)mlon'or tlieh- iioc.lt and priai WnumlH.Bite.Bu 1 1 1 1 BBHNSTfcl." and 131 Tremom Ua'vcstuu, Tcins. Detroit pnpcrs speak of the firm of Win. Davis it Sons, of that city receiving on freight time, a refrigerator car load of strawberries, shipped from Dayton Ohio, three dajs being consumed on the trip. The quality was next to perfect, the trays being perfectly free from liquid, anil tho berries as plump and more dry than when taken from the vines. The car has now made eight or nine experimental trips, with nil kipds of perishable fruits and meats, in all seasons, nnd each time withjajsuccess the expectations of the owners themselves.

Tlio Messrs. in the course ot their experiments, ha a kept strawberries fresh for sixty days, peaches for three months, nnd the editor of the Scientific American attests to having eaten fresh fish that had been kept ten weeks in the hottest weather. The Supreme (Jourt of California hu rendered an important decision in support of the real rights of woman. A wife was driven from her home br her huaband and had no means of support. She brought suit to compel him to get aside out of hia property acquired since their marriage, a sufficient amount to sustain her and her child.

Under the old English law anch an action would not lie, but a mnjoritr of the court decided in favor of the wife, holding that adherence to the Engliah law, in this or similar cases, would be a raproach to civilization. ni I A. OF THB DAILY NJ.W8. htireday Evening, September 'J lie market for general merchandise attended by few buyers. Unite a number of liberal orders, however, were- tilled, ncil the demand for uapglng and ties actlvn.

Tho thlpments to the interior of the last named and uit are finite important. Flour has yesterdaj'i figures, but prlcos are wenk with sales to tne trade at 8047 40 for SXX. Tli2 dry goods trade la vriiiiout visihlo c- ment. thoimh much heavier than at the Urst or September last, or even at any of season before tho first or October. Tture is tittle in bacou.

and provision prices nominal. Bides have been ia lair with at ITftlSc for Country Dry, as thc-y run. The re- ccipls arc tome tit4 Dry and Wet Halted. 1 here are some small lotn ol wool on sale, at lived this bat no sales reported. Whisky is In lair demand at $1 4031 45 lor Common Rectified.

The dispatches report cotton advanced 'in Liverpool, quoting Orleans at 5 r. ar. nd and steady i a Xeir York at qojtationt. GoM has declined since yesterday. COTTON-- There was a fair demand, and sales reported of 13 hales at 2Jc for Good 'of the new crop.

The receipts itlU very meagre and only a t'jw bilca on sale. Closing we quote Ordinary 31 flood Ordinary Low Middllri; 5:1 STATEMENT. Stock on hand this Received 21 Received prcrloinly 21 Stock on hand and on Shipboard Sit alvs to day 1" A old rate ndvar-ced InXew York at the opening; to ''y noon, butclosf it lower at Here eomc small traneactlons wera made early at 131, bat npou tbe coming in, a lietter bniinen done SILVER-- American halves more steady at latiK, and Mexican dollars in scod demand at 301 in gold. EXCHANGE-- We quote Comm'l Sight on New York (cnnency.i par to Comm'lSigbt on New York (gold) par to Comm'l Sight on New Oreaiis (currency) disc. Bankers' Sbrht N.York i currency; to)jrprem.

Bankers' Sight on N. York (gold) toJicprem. Bankers' Sight onN. Orleans (currency) prem. Hotel KICHANGE.

lit Itron-u, 1' Army-- Tnos Madijon, Springfield, III-- James Boitncr, wile and child. New Orleans-- Cima, New York-J Nonn wife, Breiham, Untrue, Lewis Wilton, Anderson. jrraa BTKAMKR. rer steamer Era Kauff- uutn 4 cotton-- A L'anipbcll 3- A Sei- sums 1-Wm Hccdler B-- Moody. lej Jico D-T Wagner bidea-- ft Smith 4co aCDescl 1 bbl ccga-- Jo Aiken sacks wool-- Purvitnco hides-- Evans Aco des-A Clcggj hklM-Qeo Schneider Sen 1 bundle 4co 18 oidei-A Campbell 4 bundles hides, 1) sromTtlt- cd bidet, 1 tierce green salted hlder, bid tallow- Yon Haitou 5 hides-- A Setuims 1 talo loddcr.

Total-- Cotton 15 3 incke. I' Kinltu Jtco 1 bale cottcm-- Jeml sou 1-Gary a Skinner 1-- Brandon Aco 1---Moody, Bradley co4 bales wool-- 8 Jemleon 1 bale wool -T 11 afcMahau Aco4 biles wool-- Wblston, Vidor 3 (neks wool-- WT Pur- viancc a sacks wool, 12 hides, 4 bandies bundles green Mlted TMdenheltacr ftco bales aides-- Cannon li hides, 1 bale hides-- A Kills Aco bales bandies hides-- A Hen it Poole cars stock-- Bopklbs tc.n stock-- Tobin 3 can Total-- Cotton 1 bales-- wool 5 sacks and bales, CoaatwfM. schooner Tclrel-Crii 10.) sreen luiui, 7 tierces ta low-- hides. Koilff dry Lnamber Heceipn-CaMtwue. CALCA8IEU--Ver schooner timber.

Por schooner fcot lumber. Ter achecucr feet lumber. MISCELLANEOUS. w.i. SI.LH.

wALiam. W. A. BLLI9 HIDES AND WOCXL, 116 A sprti-d-sm CHICKEN COCK WHISKY. ARB AGENTS of th iccicbnted and well know -11 brand of JAMBS A.

MILLIfi'S CHICKEN COOK OLD BOURBON WHISKY. which la the GBNTJISE ARTICLE, aca ou" It to the trade, warranting to give entire satisfaction. It Is manufactured, copper distilled, ol' the best crain and pare qualities--improves 07 especially in tho Southern climate. A large stock constantly on hand, or diil'urent and prices. Ccoscrane of the most superior kind.

For i ale In lota to salt purchasers, by COBU, DOLHONDB Jt Hole Agents for the South, 37 Natchez street. New La, A. SES8UH8 acpl-d'jodly Texas. 3iK. P.

MAQAI.B holds my Power of Allor ncy tliirintr tny absence. SASTL a Bton, AUK. nan. ISRAKL. SERVJCBS OF THIS will take place In the Goldstela BuildlES, en Tremont ttrcet, on thoEvenirj; of the Oth of SKPrKM- JiKK.

within? feats can obtain tcm from the President. IsraoliteadeflrlDg to become members can do so by sending in their application to the undersigned. By order of the President S. K. I.illATJ 1 OUT AX AN OKDBR TO HAKE ior-'JUie Full Stock, I will close out my present stock at cost.

D. WKNAB. cor. Katket aad Tremont Sts W. D.

rBbAN TIN AND SHEET IRON No. 35 Market work of all kinds neatly ciecntcd. Itoof- injand Gutterlnjdonc on Hie most reasonable termi. AI.T.F.M, Galvcston H. LTOS, New York F.

ALLEN BCALKT3 WATCHKS, DIAMONDS, SOLID GOLD JBW- KI.RY, SOLID 9ILYBKWARB, (Oiil Stand of Prince Barm'm), 17O 17O N. and Jewelry carefully repaired and all work warranted. jylSdly FOR MKJIX. FINK BRICK STORKS, on Mechanic street; also, a few WNB OFFICES on the Strand. Apply to jy3dU J.

C. UOKMAJI. Strand. ANDRBTll'S UAKDBN JU juitrcturnfd from the North, wheralhavc mado special arruiResients with Messrs. Ulvid Landreth Jb Sons to ship ne seeds in their orirf- aal i apen and packages, I can furnlsfc the same to my wholessle customers at lower rates than they can be procured elsewhere.

As 1 have now the sole right for selling these seed In this market, parties may rely r.ixm It Uut all Landretb'i Ktett pnrchased elsewhere than at my (tore are cither old or spurious. A. FLA KB, jylldtim-wly 166 Kist Market GalTeston. A. r.

W. MAKER. ror. HOUSE. Thos Waters, Miss Waters, Honnton-- Sterrett steamer Bagby Birrett, Mrs Barrett and children, Wharton, Tcias-- Rather.

Cal- Ter Stuirt, Coislcana-- .1 WFUhbnrn, Fait- Held-- LcisioK, Columbus. McDonald, McDonald. J)r A GUclen. Heard, AV'oodTlUe, Davis, Green, I.con, Will White, Leon Blum. City- WU- Hlghland-B B'udworti.

Co, Texw-f OMofer: Crawlord," Vfalkcr, Oalvectoh Island-- Jaa Robinson, Tens-- Heurlck, When. Sta-rett, stianw Bafbj- 'W Xnther, Carrert-- Havasot Dan Harris, Waco-- Brown, A A Harris, Mtddleton, Bryan-- Wm Baker. Mrs Baker, Miss Baker, Mix Wallls, Teiss. NB'iV BnAUNFBLS WOOL MAKITACTI'R- INO COMPANY, now prepared to receive orders for all kinds of Goods raanulkcturcd by this Company, eofuiiting of Blanketa of all kinds, Tweeds, Flannels, and Jeans. Tlwse Goods are Bairaiactnred at New BratiD- fels, Teiss, from tha best of wool, liy honest and proficient hands, and arc inferior to none mann- ftctnred ia the United States.

Every piece guaranteed what It purports to bu. Samples can now be teen at our office, in new Insurance Bnllding, Strand, and in a short tlmo will have a good of the goods'on hand. A.C. W. BAKKR.

Oalreston, July 1860. lyOdttw-tf T. A. A J. 1.

OAKY SKINNER, a Grocers, AND-M a No. 60 Straad. GLEN ECHO ANTOW.N. PA. ORBASK MASUFACTUHKRS, VII r.ISAT.-R lEil.tl!- A A I Oil Af Jk c.

We iurite the attention of the ttndij to our rx tensive dock of Domestic both of our own and other makes, as well as a aesort- of Forei THK AVfNQ undergone tborongh repairs, tills favorite saloon will reopened next TO BSD AY mominif, tbe 37th inst. None oat the beat liquors will be offered. Lnncho set rejrnUriy from 11 SC. to 1 P. M.

every ilay. M. A DAVfiY. Corner Sltandand SMtltSw. BATH HOIISE tS i WAREHOUSE, No.

Chestnut tstvool Opposite lite Stale PUILADEI.PI1IA. I MASirFACTUr.SB OI AM DEil.lR IN TAT10N1KV, POKTABLK i.ND HOISTING STEAM ENGINES, Tubular, Flue, Cylinder, and Oast BOILERS, A I A A A HROFCHT CAST IRON PIPE, Kvery description Stean, Gas, Water Fittlugs, f.OW-WATEK ALARMS.01L VALVSSACVFS, Steam Water G-nages, A Eureka Hand Power Pumps. MAGIUNERY AND TOOLS, Saw and Shingle Mills, I jTIACHlNKllY, And Hiil work of all liinds, Cotton G-ins, Grist Mills SIW fc HACHINEKT, Of a'l Jtc. 13T MY DEFY COMPBTIT1OX. Olllce acd Warehouse, 4T KTRBET.

JfKW tuifilo dOm SPEOI.VL I Mustang Grape Juice cv of Itis Texas Grape. Culture mat SOS SOT Strand, Galveston, Aug. UB CORRESPONDBSTS are requested to mark their own names anil the number of gallons on each barrel of uicc when shipping to us. This ia important, aa it is very ttitucallio ascribe the proper barreisto theiiroper owners when shipments from different iwin'son the railroads arnve on the same with no marks upon them to inform U9 from whom they PiCKET LINES--SBIPFIXfi A A NEW YORK LINE OF BUSINESS CARPS. NEW YORlE C.

I A Voi-lc. The favorite Steamship KI.TTGBPE, l.T Commander, cd and soii.o' HjvinEiuiOf vill eail ns above from llnhii'd vrhai TUESDAY. 9EPTKMBBK 7. For freight or passage, fliavln" mimodatlone,) apply lo WM. UBXnLEY Hepl-dld Mstnnrictcrers ar.d Wholesale in HITS, JXD STK1W G4JOW 4 1 2 Biosdwsy, Sew York.

T. V. L. J' CAUEi.i, a- BOHBKY, Wn'ern Osllecllnn for the Saiecf SoiMtrn Lomdi, No. Wall street.

a TMTJ.V* 9 YOMK. T1IKOI.C.11 Front Baltimore to Texas, By Semi-monthly Steamers, at Eatea tnaranteed as Low as those from New York. aid Hiraia Steamship Llae, Connecting at Xerr Orleans with Motsran Line ol Steamers. This Line loo LIBERTY, tons E. C.

commander. CCBA, 1100 tons r. M. Dnkiuart, commander. Through Bills cf Lading will be given 1VESTKBN Noi 1 11, aud JG CorUaudl street, Few York TIIOS.

D. Proprietor. I I.AH;K ANlTixCELUEST BOTBLU situated in ihe centre of the busfncM part ot the city, ar liroadway, and conwaMstt to all ol Ihe nnd steamer landings going Koala-; Lnown to Teians. NEW ORLEANS. frank A.

Pierson, Geo.T. Walker. BcnJ. F. If eaj PIEliSOX, WALKER 4- JfANTJiTACTCIlKRS JOBBERS Of II 3V C5-.

indianiis, Lavaca, Rockporl, and JeaUeffiCn'S Fumls an ajjo, CI A I 4 0 0 A JelSdlytwtf 45 South Gay Street, Baltimore. No. 7- CANAL ST11BET, New OrlMM. ianSO I FACTORY. NEWARK.

N. Via Berwick's Bay ami tu i ws Kullroid Steanwm or U-Je line will leavo fellows JOSKVHISE, J. J. Atklnsi.i;, master, KONKAYS aud VltlDATS at a. (Tarrying U.

9. Mails and passengers only. Passengers can procnro tlcketa at S. 3. Jones Transler OJUce, or.

Central Wharf, nnti 110 A. M. dij of sailinc. No paid for. octS-flJbtwtf CHAS TOWJiBR Aia-nt.

A. Jt Importers, 19 Chartm Mr-ct. Kcw Orlt-anu. otter for tale at IXW I'hICES: ARI'BTJXO--English and Amerlcau, ot aL kinds: Floor Furniture and Enaaekd Oil Cloths. rolla Chini, 100 piccn Cocoa.

Window Shades; Table und Piano COT ers. Cruiul) C.oths-Drnjri^et, linen and Ciirtaiu--Lace, KipF.Wcrsioii.Damask.etc. FKr- nlture Covering. Liurn tud Cotton Btrlpcv. Cor- nlcM.

1'ins, pic. JeSd-eod A FANCY flOOBK- EMCATION.1L, GiLTCSTON FEMAL IIH. NKI.I.IK HrjFFilAfc'rKlt, rp.ixcn-il, Assialed l)y an ableCorpa THETIIIHDANNliAI.SF.SSilON'ortljIa i tlonwill be commenced on MONIKVY, AUauST fOlh, in 3'ii'a liullding on street between Md and Center, the building formerly corn- pled tor the snroe i iirpoyoby the MlesiF Ilapgooii. The bnlldlDS is ncceseable to all the fn.s nf street cars. This Scliool Is dhidcd iuto Uiree De.partmcutJ'.

and the course ol'dludy adopted ofl'ere even- rnciii- iy loratquulnE: a thorough duration. Terms per month, (four wcckt-) Citri-ency Primao' Department. 00 Intermediate iKt 0 (K) Krtra charges will be made for the Lsnstwecs, I'aiiiting. Ornamental Hatrwoik', Vax Ac. will be made lor vocal music In The scstioQ -will continue EcliolaFtic montha.

ry, bllver Ware, Catlcry. of Oiunl marl 4 ixcd Ituyat dtwty J. f. STEAM TOBACCO MAXUFACTOBt. SMOKI.Vt; TOBACCO.

SXTFy, SKG.tH* CIIKWJXO TOBACCO. UiriTt tf PIPES of al! kliid4 uij A1ST1C-LES. tH, corner Chartres ami Conti, and jfiDll street. New Orleans. dly ek.s or ten 6AUE8TON A A( Avenue 1 4 andSOi Mna.

JOI-1KTT GOODWIN, I ME-. J. K. WAKE, Miss NBLLIE OWEX M. illNOK, i tn iip.t TI11S OONSOUDATSn ACADMMY will Open on SUIT.

nn til Sept. The course of ins: met na will embrace every nCLeaeary for the Bespectfully, thoioilEh r.nd rompfcto education ol young ladies. VON HARTEN A Arrangements can bo made lor tbe board of Sole Agents of the T. O. C.

I The experience c.ftUePriunpale, ia Hchooin.I bJ.fjh grade, justifies them iu hojiinfjllmt ihey may he found of the ol' Kic tvbich has bocn so Jlberally hestowed upon Uic 1 r. H. P. H. JIENNESST MANTIFACTDRER3 OF THE HTORO-CAHBON AIR G-AS MACHINES.

A IK Tlnwrs' and Mm hire, Til Slieet Iron, Zlnr, kr. AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. ttraud-- (jalTentoii, Teins. County to manufacture "nd use our for sale by applj-injr to as at Qalventon. School under its former i for paiticnlara tht-programme, cr eWher of tnc 1'i-ii eipals.

I nujrS-l tw-sii-lra ov: CATION AND BNOMSH SULECT Mrs. of GUI. Walter II. Stevens). This lusliln'lon will reopen on her JOth, Scholastic year divided Into two sessions, ending Jan.

2S.h and June I timore, SSd. AiUlrcf)? tin: Vrincipal, Bal- i.v};i\vSm -JT I AG-ENCY, STRBKT THE ABBOW TIE. THK iNCKKASiNa DEMAND roi THI Fattcnlcs tor BALING COTTON, ha. Iniiaced tbe Proprietors to provide a largely in- creaeed stock for and we are- now prepared to FiLL ORDERS FROM THB TRADE, in any unanlity, of the Tie." .1. J.

OlrCOIHB, Apeat and MaLtifacturer, LIVERPOOL, KNOLAND, C. W. IlI Ra.KV A. Wholesale Agents lor Ihe STATE OF TfiXftS. 11T 3TKAND STRKET.

UA1.VKSTON. For Sale by the principal OommiiBlon. Houses ol THIS CITY, HOl-rtTON. HAM, 4o. A 3 Young Ladies" Institute- i IHKKCm) I I i JLllIS INSTIl'LTJi cccuiiiiB a and splui- did Mansion and Grounds in the (iarden Dkl of Ihe CHy." It isfui'EihCLl with tliemodeiL raiaforts ol wa'er, gaj, hiths; i Urge woll vcutiiiited ballf, room" for vcrltalion and and domutories.

I 'J'lis arncloiis grounds are shaded by noiiu, ehn, lindin and orange trees. Tho build- iufj-s lire thus almost invisible from the fctrci't, anl afl'ordanhade and Kii'unal in tno heiu-; ol'apDpuloascity. With a complete ol Science, and Acccnipliahments, vents will find at this Institute every attribute of heaUU, eecltisloD, edncition and example they can possibly desire for llieir danghtcis. For Circulars, apply rt Posloflire, Box No. 1 US, Sw Orleans, La.

angl4-d cod I.ADlli-S 1 1 I rrteK THlEfl THEM ol tliia ur.Jer 1 thoMipervisionofMrs. HUHSTITO BAUKB, commence on IheTlBST MONDAY In SB1 1 TEMBBR. at No. SJ4 Market street, near the corner of 17th ttrett. Thoronsh InBtiuction ia ISe Eujjlish Branches 8 and Mathi will be pivi-n at I samcraieiiau herelolore, montlily in sdi ance.

Lal'n, Vora. and 1 ramng withocl exlra 1'nncipal Sirs. Wne.Siith Jiirre. Music and Oeo. D.

Brians. Drawlns aid Prpr.L. Kyih. LIQUORS. UIESE 1 IQUO11S tk-rivo tbcir peculiar from i i niint-d and rccililed by tiie modcru French tt-o-i of ab-trj-lon mid eitracttoa, la a "lijin nl ihe oifensivc oilfl ttcd which coiitULuic tfco uieivc properties of and bad has dleenvf red that pulsivc report it ol" oi'a and cofc- iiio-j Sj.iriia, and which, by an cf coutact wiiJi thu wot'd will bi absorbed Ijy it, ar.ii tiuil tijo txtxacUon on'eosive properties from new A bac 1 liquors, aires them iu once tl.e propeitics of Is done by the ''liain Marie, 1 which evjqKirttea Uw alcohol a' Ibt) 0 retaining the oils mat require a higher tc-iiiperatnro for evaporation; and I vapor IhrouL'h a which, by for ami acids which with i 2 alcohol nt a lower than absorbs them and leave? the pure alcoholics lo through the conUctscr Int5 a i veesel.

TM? is thu met knit by wliich ill line forrtca Liquors arc now and involves exiMil Ihcir -nperlles, of the njore cMnir.iin them by c.nd poisonous ftlcb Turoeutice, i Ginger, A i i'o ush, luliir, (jcypstia, tiiyeerirje. Miyrbniue, aoneoa which fcru nted orexivt iu any ol my refined Li- Qaors. which, having had their extracted, nn- fully equal to, and identical wltii. h-ve game properties absorbed by ycai ol cor.iact with the ood of the Hy "aji'l IL-Jirons arc assured thai leuve niy hands chcniicnliy as anti free JVom iniurinus properties drinks can be made. A i witb DistU- i-jrs Kellueia of Liquors for twentr-iive ears.

and a cir.ee ol) ervatiou of ihe theory and ptartuv in other counhies, leaves mo in la- formation and e3r.erier.ce which to the confidence of ere cf alcoholic dnoks. which I will not be inipaiied by iLdulfrnce. My Brandy (ninde 1'iom grapes) will bo a Turc, and palatable, as any ImporlM. Sly Whiskies otlercd in three cor respouriine to the genuine Whiskies in ana will be brntuud: I--common KeniitNl No. 5--Eitrallelinod; No.

U--Choice Reflnti. Icodori7.cu acd Aiihj'droUH A'cotole owl to order lor Phyticiiuie JMncilxil L'epot at N. LIDSTONB'S, 16 alvesK.r.. S. M.

AM, Licensed and Ifectilier oi UleUlU'd Liiriors, Calvetton, jell) diw4w JL O'KAI'E i A aid I in loonier. Korjaloby Dl'l-TAl'. A I Wholetalc in Mcrirlnet I'tEcy Goods, ICli 188 ttrot-1, tialrcston, Texnt. TRUSTEES' SALES. SEL1KCT A SELECT DAY SCHOOL will le nn WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST, on Pojlotlicein-! ubmch by Mm DR.

WfiHB. The of inetniction will embrace all the brjncb.cu ntccssary to rlas- education: 'J ho 1K31 of can bi: famished 1)' Mrs. Webb, uhe bavins been c.l'ir-at- ul at the academy of Ihc Vinllation, Molulo, rom Jnrtilution fhe hat ihJ hlshett c-e cntials a cou'fl be sflven. SAE.K. A ASORWCOJ ivr.d l)v vir.ti'j i Subititilto Tnislcu bv a certain Deed of liusi.

crcnuediin thu I i a of April, A. D. H. dc 'yr, tin 1 1'-rpoecof securing bepfty- mcnt of throj pr.jrci.-ieory notes cf dtte wlih eald Deed of Ti list fir tin 1 sum cf TurecThoutatd and Three Dnniir. and Thirty Tbiee Dollirt at.il Thirty Time each, acd at five, fix and ycun 1 aflt-r date, and twartux interefct.

alter miitlirily until ut nni per icli recorded iti liook prises rSl ut the Hccordf Ol the Cart's Olllceof the Clerk fl thu Conn Court cf Galvejton Counlv, and Ivy virtue of a certain nolntmeat in r.xcculed by Norwood, to me, in accordmcu tho terms ar.d provU- ions ul flid Beed or Trust, he the ta'd NorwO'XI beiii" now the if t' bolder of said notes, I tbtil ecll at public auction to the highest bidder, iK-HiiiJ lii-j t'ourlhoute Coutty ot til taidc-Uv of la tbe ol'Tesns. nn TUB 1HH I A SEl'TEMKHU, lltlwuea the houri IU o'clock 4 r.ud o'clock I 1 ataboat tW Ucmr 11 A. all and thcltt. followlEs de cril'ul property-- ttoit to eay All thufe iof- or parcels of an'leituiLle'i i i and of an.l f-tate or Ttxaa. and known ar.d designat on the map of paid i My nf Ha'Avtr-u lota ncn- bc-(10)tcn, (12) twelve, (13) an 1 I fonrtd-n in liiock two mmt wo, all and aaM llu-r ai.d eppntterano.

gaid of art mid, or in anywife lacitSfnlof makinit 10 tbe titie oiily in mo by Pco4 ')! stiBtaiiri i.he btTein namtU. I A I A. Clalvchtun, 7ih, ISilll SURS dial The TexaR Co. REMOVED THBTO OFFICE TO NO. 1O1 MECHANIC.

jesn-lf P. HASIUSON, TEX WINK. mU8 CNDKBSIGNKD. HAVING LOST 3OO JLi RABRKL8 OF WINS othsr pi in tbe Uto flre Ntruota, leaving Urn wltb hie taaUj dntlnite. propoaet now; or an poitios UniBell, to MANUFAC3TUKE WINE lor ill win fornlih tlie grape jirtce, pledging binuel'.

to rettum one-half Ue jiuco In wtale. gnarantoed lo bo Mr. enry S3 ROOKS FOB LADIES AND CHILDREN. Between Markttund ofHoMUin, hu kindly offered not only to fnr- nlik. me quantity of juice, but hu od'i 'red mo tho cellar In a concrete boildlng to store the I may nuke.

Thoie, Uwrcron, -who ban .7 Jice which they with made into wine, i do me a tnat by Jlr. Simpson iw much lithe quantity oSerc. be la bnndred --I will then go to Hoostoa and commc MO Mr. ill advise mi tho made, and tbe 294 Street IjISrt-lf 'cnar- WILL SKLL OJfB OB TWO CblTVjtoa City Stare-. Ko propoils need be ande 110,000 par hare.

OS'Alt VAitllH r. Bampion will advise mi th tbe parUet will be daly nt JOHM QOTJ VKA. I li I A Formerly of OOUMBKLIAB AND ATTOBIWT TK of tho Called ttaAae; 1. 0. U.

1WI. Don Mlttect a 355 8 BOUT. lanUdtwtf ItOOI. MOT1CK. 3E L'NDEUSIGNEU will open SjK for Boya anil OlilB, in the Schcol Roy, eit Sylvcttet'a Hall, Win slrect, on the K1HK IN aErTKUBSR.

I'lices moderato, luit thatimcs. A limited number of fchoHr? JS8 If appliralion mrulc bc- A OAWPNKR. aeth and IVMtoTOce I. KIBBV Bt.Tir.nSTEKDEXT. 1IK nozl ISeiralar Heaeica ortiiis Academy lie s'on the lit JC89.

Tho inn uncr Term continues from June Sir! to the st For ftirt'her iurorjnfltion, f-dil E. KIHBY SHITlir. Newcastle, Henry A 1 Orlo 1. 11. A I ib- JONES.

SI. I' WARREN II. 1. 1'iofivttir or T.O:KICHAK:-.SON. M.l..

I'mf. of Anatoon- SAMUEL SI M.U,. of Medicine. KTANFOKD K. l.l.

1 M. Pa- Biology F1IANK M. IV, J'ror. tin- T'-ivenlltj OOSEI'fl JONES, (l 1'nif. ofCllvintstry.

C'. .1. M. 1110 1b'rt v-5CC'ni! in this departtnrnt thclSlhoiNovembi-r, 1 i iii.ira.lloj. nercco.i MOM'AY.

rcriJiitiite on the I A AJS SffltOVED hit onicc from No. 11 claystiectto 'ke will be irtcascd see bis Texas Mend ben ttejT Letters ahouia be. tOAieuei, BUT, irhlch will be to flml him. All shipments consigned to him sre covered by Open Policy. myM anv to wfll ba opcncil at IBC time.

tin Faculty aic VitlliiK PkJ: and lo Uie Culiy Ut.spluil, inftnicticti daily at ihe ncin.l« of 1 i'ao ptacHol ndvantasc? is to unrivaled. fiEJ-For all ll.e J.IW; Jiauiwla- tlc-ii. iiiutoiry, f.i): QTSHnipnn. JSO. 1-Yi address T.

U. ItlfJAUDSON, M. au.lrd'.m' AMI El. Ueau. STOCK.

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