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The Houston Tclegrnpi on Colton ricklnirs. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, I I SJ1.S Cl- FOJlEI'iS WlSZS, LNCons.SAEDixj;;, The particular attention of the city, conn- Jjy ar.fi Western merchants ia called to ucnEccmen; of ar. extensive and unreserved catn- sale of the above class of to take place on tlio and (illi of October, at the store those well kcowu importers, Measri. Vor. A F.

I.aborde, 33 mid S5 liienville Direct, New Orleans, Mr. Be Rene Tourne, i full particulars and iibera! teitcs, will be reaclT on the Jd of October. These large iitiction Bales by importers were very toramou before the wnr, and were pnrchifWs from distant cities in West and SotrJi. There la no city in the United States in which' Ibrelcu wines, brandlcn liquors can be pnrcliascdenpeiior iu quality to tb.o;e Imported Into New Orleans, and merchants within striking lance of our city would to bear this in mind. fgr Onr readers yill uotka Hie business card Mceira.

Cannon cotton factors and commission merchants, renewed to-day in our ndver- -Jsinf; columns. The firm docs a factomRo busi- ticse exclusively, Is popular anddoaerves the r.v.rcaase it has obtained by honorable anil just and always a a i over the intrusted to It, The Gilvestou and New York StiMTUship "L'u-i- ir imyertifiva iu auouitir column It consists of tine ocean steamers, affording weekly trips, ics New Yurie regularly every Satlini.iy, every Thursday. regularity will srcstly facilitate the business 1'elweea Texas and the metropolis. JiV" See advertisement of a falc an; tioii coed; and no: reci-ivetl and opened, by S.LLeicienhoilrtei: A -writer in the Houston Telegraph, lias a great hankering after (Jalveston cotton pickings. He reports 147,148 bales of co.tton sold in Galveston last year, of flSo were bales denominated pickings," worth a great deal of money.

He reports also J1C.C90 bales received here in 1SC7-8 -with larger pickings than lust year, and in still heavier receipts of 137,079 bales and stjll larger pickings. He further sees in these pickings, valued at tlio reason why cotton factors make this place their point for purchasing, frequently paying the Houston buyer a heayy profit on his purchase from the unsuspecting planter, who has swallowcd-tlie Telegraph's facts," and Horrid Tragedy In hrxth -US IXSANE M.W MTJBDEIIS TTTS FATHER, HIS CHILD AND A CITIZEN. The Waco Register, of the 22d, has some of the particulars of one of the doing business here than in hie most Honest and fair dealing city catal of till, flounahing tutioa. It embraces a College ot permitted his cotton to be sold uusam- I mos heart rending tragedies it lias over pled, uninsured, and vitpid-ed, and say- been our duty to record. Oa last Tues- ing his commissions and charges to the day night week, James JlcCarfcy, extent ol say 00 per bale, and losing in a St of insanity murdered his own his if 10 00 per bale in the difference in father, his own little son six or seven prices, and pajiQg ou about $10 00 years of age, and a neighbor, the llevf more per bale in purchasing his sup- Henry Hurley; al! the parties rosi- plies at that market.

i dents of Erath county. The circumstances, as far as the Heec- ieter could gather the horrid details, are as follows KKKTUCKY are indebted to. Mr. II. B.

Bowman, agent, tSC" Messrs, JiisiKC Co. i i machine which is a i to the best In the vortd, claim thai, sceir.s us See Mr. C. 0. Allen advertises a ol' A i located In on every acre of near a ba'e ofcotton can be made r.unua'.'.y.

A. Flake advertises heavy receipt? of eeeds nnd onh'U They fresh seeds, and i be in demand by every h.i= with Mr. KlaUe hvretolori'. A nurse is See Krlvei'lise- THE ir-am- rtioth weekly edition will bo published Monday morning. It coutain nvc-lve seven pages of valuable reading matter, comprising all the most important and interesting articles, original and selected, printed in the DAILY during the week.

The circulation of tlie WEEKLY beyond dispute the largest of any paper in the State. Go vrhcre jou will throughout its broacl extent, and at every other man's house you ivill find uiat lie either takes the WEEKLY or borrows it from his neighbor. This extensive makes it the most valuable advertising medium our business men can command to attract the attention and secure the trade of the reading and more intelligent people oi our State. Single copies of the WEEKLY XEWS can be procured at our Counting Koom, neatly done up iu. wrappers, ready for mailing; and wo would suggest that onr merchants cannot, at a i up- proxinuiting the same expenditure, send their friends in the country, in this or in the old States, a more acceptable present than sample copy of tbe WEEKLY NEWS.

that covers the muddy banks of the ship channel. The writer farther saya, -ivc hope this article will interest the cotton jilanter as it is their interest to know these facts, for facts they are," and that any planter- can take the table and make their own figures." We believe tha writer to be candid, but his devotion to Houston and his envy of Galvestoa leads him into misstate- aierits, unfair inferences, nud to the- betrayal of utter ignorance of the subject under consideration. The writer makes this misstatcment first, sold during the year, at Galveston, bales, when Galvestou received that year 1315,100 -bales only. The extent of his error is 13.GS3 bales, valued at which is exactly $1,231,330 more than the Galveston factors find commission merchants, can afford to seed agents into every town," obtained for their sliaro of the- profits of" the aforesaid pickings, valued at Again, in -7 lie says we received 187.07!) bales. That year wo received exactly bales, showing a deficit of bales, valued at which little deficit cotton factors af Galveston wrnld be pleased to have, as it exceed! their profits on that year's pickings about 00.

The writer professing to get his figures, which are facts for planters, out of our annual review, published September 1st, thus debits us with four or live millions of dollars by malting false entries in our books, is well for the planter that this wri ter condescendingly allows him to take our tables and make his own figures, for this stupid exhibition of entire ignorance upon the part of the Under of the startling intelligence vouchsafed, without a better head than his own to understand oiir reports, would soon bring the planter into the belief that somebody owes Galveston about four millions oi dollars. This all shows tho ignorance of the Telegraph writer more than his wickedness. His wickedness shows itself in this statement: Referring to the value of pickings and charges hero estimated for throe yeara at $2,170,424, he says, now this enormous amount of money has been lost to the planters of Texas." At tho time we first reported "pickings to the extent of 933 bales we stated unequivocally that the exports as compared -with the receipts exhibited a difference of the number indicated, that the deficit was derived from loose cotton not baled until after its receipt here from small lots of cotton received here in bales during the most active season, Science, Literature nnd Arts, the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Kentucky, the College of the Bible, the Normal, Law and Medical Colleges. Tliero are some fourteen students from Texas in tho University, and wo learn that the session opened, two -weeks ago, with upwards of 400 students. This number, it was expected, would be considerably increased.

The University is located at Lexington, anil its extensive, beautiful and valuable lands embrace a portion of the old Clay Aahhind estate. The lowest cash value of buildings and lands is placed at 8300,000. The institution has, in addition to tho farm, a stock, a horticultural nml mechanical department. At the latter the celebrated Climax Reaper and Mower is made. A largo number of yonug men of the college have obtained admittance into this department, and, under the direction of skillful mechanics, are learning useful trades.

For some months, ai; different times, Jas. McCarty had shown signs of mental aberatiou. On the day previous to the dreadful occurrence, McCarty expressed the wish, to his to be baptized right away- by the Kev. Mr. Hurley.

Ho soon left his home on Duffau Creek and proceeded up the creek several miles to where his father, Jas. McCurty, lived. He told his father his intentions of being baptized by Mr. Hurley, but his father persuaded him to remain where he was and he would go after Mr. Hurley, who lived several miles off.

The sou agreed to this, but when, in the evening, tho father returned with Mr. Hurley, it was found that tho son had gone back home. The father and Mr. Hurley followed to the residence of the insane man. Bcil-timo came and all retired for the uiglit, Mr.

MeCarty, THE MOST PBBPBCT IHOU BegemarCs Ferrated Elixir of leneant cordial, prepared from calisaya ark and pyrophoaphate of iron, possessing the valuable properties of iron, phosphorus and calisaya, without any injurious ingredients. As a preventive to fever and ague, and as 8 tonic for patients ing from fever or other sickness, it cannot, be surpassed, and ie recommended by the most eminent physicians. Physicians in prescribing, and the public in purchasing, should be particular to specify Hejreman's, aa there are many inferior articles in the market, purporting to be of the Bamecom bination. Prepared only by Hegeman chemiets and druggists, New York, and. sold by all respectable druggists.

3 tww tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Lieutenant Governor. to announce Don. WELLS THOMPSON, of Colorado County, aa an Independent candidate for Lieutenant Governor at the ensuing election, Nov.

dte We are authorized to announce Dr. BOCLDS BAKER UB a candidate fortneloflicQ of Lieutenant Governor In the election November 30th, sepl2-dtwwte for CongreBM. We are authorized to announce Col. JACOB ELIOT, ol Ua-varro county, ne a candldste to represent the Third District or Texaa in the Congress or the United States. je9-d twJttv and Hurley occuping PEUE tho great Dominican preacher cowl and frock and the same bed in a separate room In the night, the ivifu ot McCarty, was aroused by her husband, who demanded a light, and was looking for his six-shooter.

Sirs. AlcCarty was alarmed, escaped tho house and screamed, but too late. The insane man had made ready his pistol, entered the room where his lather and Mr. Hurley were of I sleeping, and shot both in the head, as is supposed, before they awoke. Ife then called his little son and bade him sit down on the door step and remain from his abandonment quiet until ho returned.

The father tlien went to the creek, a little distance of the Catholic church is supposed to be explained rather by political and philosophical than theological consid- i off and ot rock --Returning with this ordered cLild lean over erattons. An exchange and Ug ft him as a Galhcan ot a mild type--in hiuU the child was sitting. Theinno- favot- of a "free church in a free cent child obeyed, when the father, with There is said to bo considerable move- one blow from the rock, mashed out THE LIECT. morning publish tho announcement of lion. Wells Thompson, of Colorada, as an independent candidate for Lieut.

Governor. Mr. Thompson has been for some time canvassing as a candidate, in different portions of the State, and we learn from every quarter that he is as able and effective in political discussion as he has proved himself to be at the bar. mcnt among German Catholics on the lts Drains, politico-philosophical questions and the doctrine of the Pope's personal infallibility, and the remark has been made that tho secession of one Dollinger would be more aigniScant than that of a score of minican. Jas.

McCarty, is not far from '33 years of age, has always home an irreproachable character for industry, sobriety, and integrity, and was universally esteemed as a good eitizun. The Rev. Henry Hurley and Jaraes McCarty, were both old and promi- I nent citixens of Erath, aged and grey- i haired men. They were both nniver- the dinner given i all esteemed and respected. Erath as the eloquent Do-- on the at the Union League Club Ilousn, Mr.

Boutwell spoke in favor of had no better citixens "than they. As soon as possible after the murders, the insane man was arrested. Ho was paying off the 5-20 loan as soon as pos- brought to Meridian and was to have sible and issuing a new loan at a lower i been examined on Monday last when, rate of interest, for a longer period. He 3 is thought he will be sent to the 4 Asvlum for the-insane at Austin, thought at tbe present rate of taxation, if the expenses of the Government were not increased over 5 per cent, a year, the interest-bearing debt could be paid o'ff iu 12 'rears. The Secretary was waited on, during the day, at the Astor House, by sugar refiners, steel importers and others, with statements of legislative grievances.

different CASE. Tlie views taken by writers on Mrs. Stowe's late Byronical publication are well illustrated by the following e.vtracts from communications to the London SHODDY AND N'ew York Telegram, speaking of the recent performance of the School for Scandal unexpurgated," in that city recently says fashionable ladies received the vilest jokes with favor, and moralizes thus Weahh rapidly acquired and the consequent hoisting of Shoddy, with all its ignorance and native vilencss, to the front rank, have established a school of iinpudic philosophy that will ytt shock the world. When people set up for aristocrats they must be dtsso- lute, however, or they will not bear out the character they assume. Shoddy must be vile, even if it make gilded For State Senate.

We ore authorized to announce A. McCXH- a a a candidate ior theBlnte Senate to represent the 12lh Dietrlct, composed of the counties of (lalvcBton, lirazorla and dte For District Clerk. are authorized to announce SYDNEY FONTAINE as a candidate for the olllce of ilu trict Clerk of Galvestoa County. jy2Sptf are authorized to announce Capt. J.

D. KOBBKDEAU as a candidate for tho ofllce of District Clerk of GalveEton county, at the cnsulrif; election, November 30 ISC9. For Slierlir. Wcarcr.itlhorizcdto auuonnccFKAMiDUiKS as a candidate for re-election to the olllce ot Sheriff ol Galveston County. Election November 3d.

1 We arc authorized to announce Capt. JOSEPH ATKINS as a ciicdidale for the olilce of Sheriff of Galveston County. Election 80th of November. MANY CITIZENS. We are authorized to announce Col.

JOHN H. HOMAINE aa a candidate for County at the ensuing Col. Romnine has been a citizen of Gah-eston for the past ten yeare, and was at onetime Sheriff of Galvceton County, and wue higlily commended by the District and County Judaea, for his honesty and ability filling eaid office. liusia-dte MANY TAX-PAYERS. A.TJCTIOIV I ATJOTIOIV I S.

HF.IDENHEIMEU CO. S. SVDNOn, Auctioneer. At their Sslcs Ttocm, anil 185 Jledisnic Struct, TUESDAY, tKPT. AT 9K A.M., Large sale for acrour.i of whom it may -concern tbe of ex Mary SI.

ItobertB-- 6 cases Clothi'jg, CaseeLoots and Shoes, 2 Pack'g Trunk! contents, 2 Caetimere, (OLOTDISQ,) IU Ladies'Hats, 13 pcs. Alpaca Lustre, 58 SHAWLS, licaees Delaines, 2 pr.e. WEHD, 3 and. 9 pea. Jesu', 1 Cloaking, 1 pc.

Caelmrre, 1 Silesia, 0 Merino, And a lot Batons, Silk, etc. CLOTHING, eacks COFFEE. TiBMs--Caen on delivery. scp2G-dSi -HISCELLiHiEOUS. For Juitlcc orilie Peace.

arc authorised to announce J. A. 11. CLEVELAND au a candidate for the office of Jus; tice of the Peace for Freclncl No. 5, FirEt Ward, G.Uveston, at the ensuing election.

I A I A I SWINQ MACHINE iu the ivorldis the JTlox'enoe. either u'uy, makes istinct stitches, vllb on both tnd ntver gets ont of order. Fui'y warranted. Send 1'or C'irculit-s, BLAOOJ5 Accals, Ga'veston, Texas. N.

All i of Sewing Mucliine Needles and for eepSU-vlm Doing what Byrcm notoriously did, lsuu belieyiDg what he avowedly believed, must be-rile, even if it and writing what lie -wrote, no great iieness the fushion. Hence the School and not coanted in our receipts, be- evidonco ol wcight is requisite to sink for Scandal is now without the cause it escaped the attention ot our i 1 reporters in the confusion of heavy receipts from Houston and the interior cities, the Brazos, Trinity, and Sabine PATER--The Weekly Intelli-. gencer is the name of a large and hand- gome paper, just started at Brenhan-proprietors, Messrs. T. Kucker and B.

A. Ludldw, editor, E. T. Kuckcr, Esq. The editorials are written with aecided aVility aod the contributions and selections are all good, The political character of the paper appears in the following extract from the leading editorial: For ourself we honestly believe the course already indicated by the conservative press of the State is the dictate of sound reason ana philosophy.

That the result of the coming election may be to place us again upon an equal footing with the leather States of the Union, is our sincere desire; that the jneanB of this end are now offered us we doubt not; and that the opportunity will not be neglected we humbly trust, fully confiding in the virture and wisdom of the people the ballot-box. FORMOSA. 1 '--A New York corre-- spocdont says one needs to see Formosa," Mr. Boucicault's new play, now occupying the stage at Niblo's, to comprehend how entirely it is beneath criticism as a dramatic work. It attracts crowded hoirses, not of the besl 'sort, however, because it is highly sen-, fictional, acd abounds in fine dresses tableaux everything fine cxcepi thought, plot, sentiment and expression." The author is capable of bet ier things and lias degraded bis talents in this instance for--money.

rivers, and did not appear in our state- rueTits until exported also from seed cotton sent here to he ginned and baled, and from pickings proper all together making a deficit in receipts, as compared with exports, amounting to 935 bales and denominated pickings in our cotton statement. "We then said, and say yet, the pickings proper were less than 500 bales, and we believe that if cotton was not so damaged by stoppage and exposure on the route to Galveston to rain, depredations of cattle and, not least, to be rolled in the Houston mud, as to render it necessary to take off the damaged cotton in order to make the bale merchantable in the markets of the world, there wonld not have been fifty bales of pickings during the year. The said pickings then may be less than 500 bales, of which one-half belonged to planters, the rest to country buyers, to Houston and Galveston buyers, leaving, at the outside, c. loss ol 250 bales, or about three- quarters of a "pound ox cotton loss to planters perbale, taken out in sampling. So much for and this scribbler's exaggerations.

Planters' cotton that is sent through to Galveston without delay does not lose in weight, except from the trivial loss of moisture by evaporation. when stopped for sale "before reaching this point, does it become liable to damage by the weather, the food of the cow and the prey of the Central Railroad. as to Eoueton and Galveston as rival markets, supposing rivalry to be possible between antagonists EO unequally matched, Houston can no more afford to handle cotton for nothing than can Galvcston. Hence the question is, which place can afford to handle it cheapest. Galveston can, for the reason that one Inindred per cent, more is handled here than in Houston.

Twice as ic-aeh, being handled tere, buyers his moral character much lower in that direction. To assert that he had virtues ia other directions is worth nothing. And when the aforesaid oracular family solicitors only gay that Mrs. Stowo's story is not complete, and is a breach of trust," that Lady Byron's own statement is in the possession usual ''cutting'' and no one cries shame. We knew this was bur- lesqnors, witti their gross, sensual vileness, prepared the way completely for mental nastiness and now the latter has been adopted iu the highest quarters.

Mns. A. C. BKEWER, formerly Miss of her descendants, who do not deny Cos, of Holly Springs, Mississippi, in the story, but only disclaim all coun- a published letter makes the ex.traord.i- tenance of her publication of it, I nary charge that Gen. Grant and wife wonder they do not see-- probably they carried ofi silver-plate from her father's do see-- that they are really confirming house which they occupied at Holly Springs.

Some of the articles are minutelv described, and among them it, so far as they are doing anything, Extract number two Whatever dark s.pots'there may be in the real history of Lord Byron's life, a will readnv re ssrf isysasLP" would require a large intellect and finer The above has be en going the rounds feelings than Airs. Beecher Stowe seems of the press for sometime. The Wash- to possess to take a broad survey of cir- i ington Express, of the 18th, repub- cumstances, trace out cause and effects, I jjshes i 1 and says Sta fliauaying oi Sme i gravity and directness of this "It is easy damn absolutely and one ol" the dead for the sake of glorifying but as regards the living, did Mrs. Beecher 8to we'ask herself the lono ofeuch proceeding The weight of opinion is, however decidedly against MTB. Stowe for making the putjlictaion, and especially for require an explanation or refu- atl fr a authoritative quarter.

If susceptible of contradiction (which of course it should be, and we hope is,) no delay or prevarication should 'be allowed in the matter by those whose duty and interest it is to maintain the fair fame oi the Executive. THJI "SWEET" -QUININE LMPOSTER-- the unelevated and nndiEciiminating ITS AriHOR the an- manner in which it is done. nua meeting of the National Apothecaries' Convection nf the United States, held in Chicago last week, the fallow- AMBLER MA SOX, A AND a a a ftpllO GiT-VESTON, Ts.SC.iE IlatcUelor'H Hair Dye. This splendid Hair Dye Is the host In the world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints remedies the ill ell'ects of bad dyes invigorates and leaven the hair soft and Beautiful blade or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly applied at the Wit; Factory, 1G Bond street.

New York. mySOdly Keep tlie Bodr la'Good Repair. II, ia much easier to keep the system In good condition than to restore it to that condition when shattered by disease. The "House of Life," like other houses, should be promptly propped up and sustained whenever it shows any slim of giving way. The first, symptom of physical debility should be taken a i that a stimulant Is required.

The next question is, shall the stimulant be:" A wholesome vegetable tonic, the Etimttlatiutr properties of which arc modified by the juices and extracts of anti-febrile and laxative roots and herbs--something which will regulate, soothe nnd purify, as well as invigorate--is the medicine required by tbe debilitated. There are many preparations which are claimed to be cl'thie descrip- scription, but HOSTETTEK'S STOMACH BIT- TfiRS, the great vegetable pref entrve and restorative that has woa Its way to the confidence of tlie public and the medical prcf-jBilon by a quarter tinvaryiuc success, smnda nent among them all. To expiate on Its popularity would be to repeat r. twice-told It is only necessary to consult, tbe records of the States Department to learn that its consumption id greater thin that of any other pro' prietary remedy of either native or loreign origin. As a means of sustaining th 1 health and strength ander a temperature, the BITTERS have a paramount to consideration.

It bus the effect of fottilylng and bracing the nervons and muscular ayetema nsainet the ordinary consequences of sudden and violent changes of temperature, and ia therefore pecu iarly Ufiehil at this season, when hot sunshine by day, and ice-cold dews by night, alternatively heat and chill the blood of thoee who are exposed to them. HOSTBTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are fold in bottles only. To avoid bclnir deceived by conn- lerfoltB, tee that the name ofl'he article is on the label, and embossed on the ghue of the and onr revenue stamp over the cork. eepa2-d eod-tw Iw Extensive fc tnreitrrfd Catalogue Trade Sa'e FRENCH A SI'AMISIi WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, LIQUORS, SARDINES, OIL, FEE- SERVED MEATS, CORKS, ETC. By TOUBNB, Auctioneer, milESDAY, the Oth, and WEDNESDAY, the Oth of October, 1EG9, at 10i o'clock i.

will be sold at auction, at the storceof the Importers. Messrs. Vor. A- F. laborilp.

Kos. 23 and Bienyille street, War, 5tU 533 packages, boics and baskets, TRUFFLES. PATES, TRUFFBsj and VJCGETABLES, FRUIT iu juice, COKKS, DK DI- i JON, OLIVE OIL, etc. I 200 boxes BURGUNDY VINES, i Tommard, I Clos Vougcot, i Volnay, etc. SOU packages BRANDIES, viz: Champagne yord i to Larroude frercf, Gautier Ireres 1SI3 to 1SJH; Sutlon.

ISu to i ISal, etc. S30 boies WIASDIES, Gaulicr fierce, aBi 1 Imperial Iliclis. SO boers GIN, ilaeks, Bill brenri. half and quarter pipes GjN, do. OS bhls WHISKY, IfcKee, Nelson County 1'iide, O'Docnell's 0.

K. Bo'-trboa. 40 boeis CUAJIPAGNE, Ackenuan Liurance SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, liTll Cluret la CasKs. 000 casks CLARET, Rions', Larronde 31. A L.

Montferrand, Cotes dn lionri; Bandol, St. Loubes, SI. Macaire, etc. 12 half iranternes Larronde 3000 boxes CLAKET, Eag'c brand, C'antenac, gam, C'lateaa Lalitte, Caatea 1 Fajic Cleinont, Picon Lougueville, etc. 130 WBITE I SauU-rnef, (-lllteini Tqnem.

packages 1UDEIP.A, SHERRY and I3UK- GUNDY PORT. L'atalcgues. i foil particu'ari and liberal terms will be ready on the 2d October. Merchants, unable Lo tutend tUe may send their orders and with proper re- to the axxtloncer. WANTED.

A SITUATION or Cook in seme interior towc, by t. Jlamed Man, who is business this but on6ccor.nt of the heaUh of family desires to go to the interior. Best of city ana country. Addre-s B. c.

scpas-datwi care FOK BOI.IVAR, INTERMEDIATE LAXD1SG r.v; THE BRAZOS EIVEK. The Al new steamer J. S. SELLKRS, CAPT. A.

J. MOORE Will sail as above en SUNDAY the 2 i o'clock, A. M. For freight or passage apply on board, Wharf. FOR.

7IAGNOL.IA. AND ALL INTERMEDIATE Tne etciimcr A Tllc.liS TliCOCK Will leave r.3 a'lova on Sl'XDAY :C.l. izs' o'clock A. M. For fright or p.i=sage apply to C.

N. EI.EY. J. C. YM'KO, Fairfleld P.

L. Yarbre. It IIKO i 3 i A Commission. Receiving Foriv-inr 'CalTert, JTOSKPJM B. DA LEV, XiNt.TACTLT.SR OF PrinU'rs' Kollers and Roller foinposiiiou, 2G ANN STREET.

NEW YORK. I claim that my Kollers and Roller Composition are made from tne and 15 ao prepared that the Composition when remeltcJ will not liver or candify: it free from pin will notcrack-, and it will last one-third longer than any other Composition in market. Price 25 centa per Ib. ROLLER CORES ASD A i of all sizes, constantly on hand and bought or sold. Newspapers advertised in to one-third ihe amount of my bills.

gep2U-du' LARGE SALE OF LA.MJS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 100,000 TAPERS I.End.retli'1 Garden A 0 BAflREU: ONION SETTS. A. FLAKE. 1 68 East Martet street.

Nashville Banner seems i NUKSJ2 WA1STKD. A EXPERIENCED NUHSE, who comee well cecominendcd. can a tituation Over SOOO Acres Lands TN DIFFERENT parts of the State. A portion of what is known f.6 the EDWARD A claime. A list can be.eeeii at the Coart door, and a fall callicj; or.

u. C. Allen, at tho Postofiice. to taku plsce on TVE.SDAY. i at the C'cnr: tlouee door in GalveFtcu.

C.1I.VESTON AK1 NEW YOlltK A WEEEI.Y A I LINE, of the following r.amtd etearners: ABIADNE EUTEKPS GEN.SEDGWICK Gildtrdale. VIRGINIA Kennedy. Cole. VAKUNA Spencer. One of the EbOTe named steirnere will leave New York for Gilvcton regularly every SATURDAY, scd Gilveeton for New Tort every THURSDAY.

The FtL'Umshlp A i A Capt, Spercer, will be dippatched on THUSDAY, Sept. For freight or paeBr.ge, apply to T. H. McMAHAN A A. C.

H. MALLOTtY Agents, tep26 illy Maiden Lane. New York. CAIf NOW Cotton Wool Factors AKT GEN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 163 Strand, (JalveeUm, Texu.

Receivers and Jobbers of all grades of Flour. Liberal Advances made on nil consignments of Cotton, Wool, or other Produce, for sale or shipment. Hole AqentB for E. CAP.VER'S CELEBRATED COTTON Bepafi-u-twly to be conducting the campaign against, wore ad rt rav- i rVnn Trrif i A i by appyini: aL the north-weel comer oj" Broadway i Johnson -with considerable virulence. Oar regard for Mr.

Johnson does amount to infatuation, but (like the St. Louis Times) tve certainly would like to see him back in the. Senate, if for no otbtr reatgn than to keep the menagerie stirred up. WEALTH OF THE fig- ners of the Treasnry Department place the agricultural produce of the South at $000.000,000, and make out that this and 13th Ptree-e. Whereas, A member of this association has put forth a nostrum called quinine," which contains 'no quinia, and is therefore a fraudulent imposture; therefore Resolved, That Mr.

Frederick Stearns hr.B, in this so-called sweet quinine," ant 1 in the advertisement concerning it, violated the sense of moral rectitude of this association, and itas violated its constitution and the purpose of its organization. Resolved, That for these offenses Mr. eejjSti-diptf section lias more energy at the present Frederick Stearns be.expelled from this time than any other agricultural portion of tiie country. Is tiiis a prelude to tLe re-enactment of tiie cotton tax association. of Galveston City can bar! tbia office.

my aVeuce Coh A. E. BELO ie m)' anthorizeu W. K3CKAHDSON. C1X yiKST CLASS TAILORS To First ClEB he paid a higher rice thai; ever before paid Ttxas.

Ajiji'y to T. K. STEWART, ht Sbm'i Jacobs' Clothing Kaiporium, eep23-d3t 1GG TreKion'. tVANTKB, HENT--a HOIIBS wilt conves'iec! to thebEEineeepar; of town. Apply W.

BELO No. 180 SLi-accl. c-r Lock Ecs t-S, GiilvietGD, Terie. LiJOIES, V( CAN AT A Ktis ai-d CUci; co. Co.

SWItS, Jiciitt MULL tri LAWK, CAMBRIC, Dressed and Urj JACOSET, WLifj OJiGiKaiES, PWCKb To 8n.it the TT lines Liber.il atlvancep made or, attention paid to the Sdiim; of DR. If. FOOTE "Wliolesale CItr, I every from New Yor and Philadelphia. Cotton TON LANDING per steamship a way, a few 1N3EKSOLL'S CO PRESSES, also one HIDE PRESS, "ale very low for cash, by W. B.

SOKLEY CO. 5cp24-dlw for 7e- VAliVNA, from New York, ccw at, Bctin's CousJqueei are hereby ntiued TO receive eood? ns lancled, aa ptr their bilie ladlnir. The vessel will net be accouciable i'or ay Euetair.oG by rain, or any afier beiDi; landed 011 the whiirf. AlJ remaining on tby wharf ar.OT4 will be stored at ilio aLd Draymen must bo accountable packages not in order, unless drsy receipt, and all claims for damfuret aremen'u must be ndjurtca before taken from the wharf, notice it ncnv claims will be aliowud T. il.

JicMAliAN Agents Ti-vae and Xew Line I TTAS JCST DECEIVED i bo receiving ail Latef. (-f Kcady Made i i Gh'STS' GOOD-'. Hats, Crips, etc. IZe tr.E one of th" fico't I i ever Test 5 find lu'i OT tieuilemeo's First Class Cl-jthinjr. Or.riir.

E. E. STEWART, whose a FIRST CL.AS.S CCTTEK cannot will have lepij-t-dlra KPICCRBJLN HKiiTACJKANT OYSTER JOE KAPHAEL. Proprietor. Xo.

112 MurKet Street. ileltcscy the pcn-t-d CD i Etyteof the culinary art. j.U ct.rt the day or Ttirm m- fu- V. L. ritEC, sime time cc.

tnd throughout. i our TEOS. M. BODLSY 9 Dr. E.

D. HA3.INEK Of Grsczatc of BtStimorc St-'flGEKV, C.aes of in i i i proffere ct-r- vices nil ibe various of the DeatAl profession. M. performed as cheaply cs acy dentist in tiie LIK: iactiou irusrun'oed On! ce..