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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

~ pogp2o1o1 e3oop - t0GW what | hac
-. y1vtk = ~ ~ ~ " supposed
appasieisas I ~ sser ss4 e ~ tried
70 sxpaaia ~ 49, - ssns q "a 1apsie,
eivse h ~ sxp)e ~ q thsm IN
~ swsVft y ~ Asigaa mssu
w ~ bssa salhiag u ~ 49, n ~
AssA q rsvolstIsNssy sesess. ~ ~
wAs1e ding esme upea % a ualoekea II
eesaow II suuasf iiane. Mask halls wsre
NJ sespmon hsss, aNd u tAis ~ bssa Z
party returning iron ~, Il mset havs bsea
of dsserptioa dat wosld havs bssa hsasd
Of Ia thoss qsisl days, n aadall assaN1 beas
ton. No iaqui,y h thas dssetssa land !
made maeh) svsr gaze NJ IL lsass else Z
my puszle. I neves kacw what 10 make ol
that military party Il Haunted me for years.
and whenever l hooked On picture Of
Washington In military COSTUME. ! expected
70 hear again " Challenge them!"
Ny early friend had been long dead. !
had ridden through Clyde street many a
time since, though never after night fall, and
my strange incident, amid many changes
dsad now engagements, returned to me only
1t long intervals and then ~ ono Of the
things shoald never un~yd. ! could
easily have made capital Of the supernata.
raj OF il, but till now never mentioned Il
but 10 one individual. Ono day 4 gentle.
man, (now living. and who, though he has
seen nestly seventy winters. 10 still "a
model horseman and . stalwaFt knight
was showing me some curious matters in his
house, not = thousand miles out Of town.
In sort Of case. in frame. such ~ tho
old cloths mon use to display there CAT
n,eoss upon. hung an entire ssit Of the con.
tinental uniform Of the finest material, and
preserved with no litR,' care: even the long
military boots stood sscrc in = most pristine
polish. All Of sudden the appa'ition 70.
turned to me. | looked at my friend, and
ngain ut che case; on the bottom Of II !
raw dressed powdered wig. and ono Of
hose delic ately made French masks Of
silver wirework. l got At It. and on turn
inn Il IN, there were the features Of Hon.
aou's celebrated bust IN the life. "Chal'
|enrs them, AAjutant!" exclaimed ]. One
saare. a~d then what roar from
he commander in. chief. who never smiled.
Whenever now see anything bordering
On The supernatural, l always look It stead.
II in tho face, and then wait patiently for
lime 70 solve the seeming puzzle Bosfo"
7rasscrit.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

plc l,e 'rsp+ssesss, asd ~ doshe ~ - b
himself. s,eses WIKI dssasy assssses1se = ~
past. The sosshss~ kxhss pssty ~
never consaes il ~ aenta. ssd ~ sseeel.
tational Union party. whils receiving Nh
int" IL ranks. viii hos1 - n saapis5sa.
How different tAs cases u thoeu elhse
gallant gentlemen, whoss nsass ~ $3.50.
ciated with M. Foote's h ~ Istsss - ~
Governor Of MiStsssppl 1hse ssaduet i
approved. aud they ars ehesred - = tsiA.
fnl public servants, who havs mssitsd ~
appreciation ofthtsr admisimg seastitususA.
Awsssfs Repue4jr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
MIS- CELL A N Y.

TIE Cleveland Piaindealer Turntables H.
lnc~ins .seoaas Of pisiahbs scsse wls'ch
ssesrsd !sw days ago In <sssgrpa
s1es Of thas city:
A ease Of u,elaneholy interest. 70 one d
Z, parties It least, oceur~d here the othes
Nv. which 10 will relate Tor the pablic
esed. A yoaae lady Ire forbsae names
anossA ksownI arrived hsss from The Stats
II New York on hss way into the South
In States, whlthss ~ was going to con.
unmass marriage contract entered int
,sne yesrs since, Her intended vas .
yesne man who had been rard near her
kshes's residence, bat who IN all things DID
NJ suie The old folks" and consequently
~ latter opposed shs match. The rs.s's
kas. the Young man In the country, sst
~ kept Up moss iaslmate eosrssPonde~c:
svsr dimes. until Last sammcr no 'ntssussd
Ut By )sttss that - she could not b mar
| ysd stbous ~ he'd beeeee saset him At.
10 ,Ais Ssass. h ~ month II August, -
= y married. 70 this ~ consented, bit
h wss fosnd iueonvsslsnt for her to isavs
Asse Il lat time, and she did not arrive
IA Ass missioa Of lsvs until few days
2aee.
shs ssoppsd At onc Of our best hotels,
preparatory 10 her voyage south. She aP:
isar,d cheerful, was exceedingly ~!
dressed. sposted ! gold watch and other
tAsaohs,uslta pscsIiar 70 tiss gsnttl'ey."
bevIese 70 hef depavt che stepped into
~ tsls9vaph oAiss to inform her lover.
Who, BY tAs way. was operator himself, ssa'
toned in Southern office On the sanss
Inc. hat sbs had got 70 inr on hsr lcy"ss
Nv. and would Ike 10 hear from him d
~ pcipt Afler her dispatch was sent
~ wa,t,ag 70 reply, one Of tho operators,
W was very well acquainted with her 10.
Nsisd. remarked thss the young geasleman
: whom shs had ssnt her message had faI-
~ ito : "ssreak Of lack The Young
w ~ observed to stastls consistently.
~ - what h meant BY "strsak o.
lvek.s He told her that The young man
W. married. Hhs tell baek h Ass chair
ala6et Instantly.
n ouesstors and clerks wers much
lr,shtsssd. bvs managed 70 bring hsF 70 BY
" ~ u waass, 10. ehe could not -
ksvs ~ svpese, M requested them 70 !sls'
asash aeals ~ aAetissla The tssth. Ihs
$500 csepeed 70 Ne by. called The oaacs
vAsse ths youa9 mam 49, esnployed--he
~ - II. 4 slesk Il " efiles answered
~ neeaass. saying; NJ. was aetaal
Il ..,,ied on d. IN a Oetohes, ard wae
Ia . keeplna hesjs." Whsn ttis ~
NJ u ~ weeping Wy e lassss ~!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
pv,.ssssA al ~ yasss = . Steamboat

0ySpoD0oA oD0 ~ 1uuvS -
On Wednesday last, Herr Driesbach.
tho celebrated tanner Of wild beaits, recelv.
ed at GAINESVILLE a tclsgraphic despatch to
come to Cincinnati. and bring with him bis
ret, The great Brazilian tiger, one Of tho
most terocsous animals ever tanned. Herr,
accordingly, took Birth on The steamer =
Julia Dean, psshng down Herr Drie'bach'
an berth; "Cof Alexander (the name
Herr cives tho old tiger) second BERTH
Herr remarked that the Colonel was I"
oucer old fellow, accustomed 10 sleeping
out" and had, withal. = peculiar fsncy.-he
would sleep on nothing but straw mo
cbsu,bemsid took away the bed and 70.
placed it with full supply Of thai article
Business and preparation to start went on
Just before the last bell, Herr and the tiger
made their appearance In tho cabin oPpo-
it, tho state. room door. The clerk hearing
m unusual stir Ia tho cabin. opened his o.
Ace door and looking down the cabin,
rte,l The elarine eyes and savage body Of
his Royal Majestyl He recognized Herr
Dricai,ach, but he did not relish the appear.
ance Of Col. Alexander! Still he did not
feel like ordering ths party ashore. nc
felt q repuunance TO that undertaking, ana
eoncluded 10 let things take their wonted
co.r,e. Herr unlocked HE state-room door,
and bic majesty. At y boand, was on bis
straw bed.
Aftsr little time spent in arranging the
state room, Herr satiafcd ihe clerk ana
others that THE pet was entirely under his
command. and intimated TO the bar keeper
hat bottle OF brandy would be relishsd BY
M ROYAL Hiahness, Tor himselil which
was brought Into the state room ny 'ae
trembling water, who had forgotten to
bring with tho liquor the rsqs'si's accom-
pauimsnt-- pure water. A. punishment:
Herr told the tiger to "take tho corner,
which he did. and stepping qsichly out,
locked Tho astonished boatman in, while he
vent Tor tho water. Tho man was 30
fi;rhtenssl that he spoke not, neither did he
move. ill Herr returned and stated to him
hat H. need have no fears, - the tiger
would keep his place until hs ordered MIN
70 risr. When night came. Dtassoac"
locked hia state room. hade HE Majesty
.ood night and vent 10 bed In the upper!
bs,,h. and tho "happy coaple" had = good
.nd ncaesful niQhi's rsst In arriving 1t
our wharf. Col. Alexander showed bic ap.
PROBATION Of The boat BY giving two o. t'frs
srowla, interpreted a. sPpFobascry ~ her,
and tho party sought hack. which, wnen
Iosnd, happened 70 b driven BY son o.
the Emerald lslc.
A. a..t sisht tha driver utterly refused 10
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

49, aGlz-Ga1 :, :.
Al n ~! - psepeetse d'eee!
il ~. !. i. 1se1eea =: neea - nsqsensl
- aass called y nlsd - ~
eae1 - aNeses4 - sleaMgely &
~ - - - = e!plosoatea vaea
seeeeoleS eeeea - eentjaeoa - - .
- ysess - ] ~ . ro0entt
~ wsead wees omoag seAes strange bel
~ - ~ q s'dsag - wacle .tghe !oaV
y Ness " moon ~ asaF ~ MI. Ma.
- uaaee nat ~ have moshied 81
nsesse ~ eo@paay soose o'clock, wbe.
g ~ essesAg 'oa for - might, and I'D
- "a day eF:ss. thrc.sh Ne most saife
| 9eeeece ssees IN ~ ussoaeoseood Of bos
~. ! eeses cculo e"esr s1eo the spirit Q
~ ming = ~ dsd, bst sometimes caugh
little Of ~ proper mood BY witnessing
- own enthusiastic deitghf. These mid
Naee Fansses ven PIT 70 an end by an in'
eae ~ abose 70 relate.
One brilliant aiehs In September ~ wesl
lecelGtag tAh seesatfic habit We ~
- hsek rod = ~ Colleges. shroagh Cam
set4Ce and hsShson into brooklin. asd
wefs passiag thFesgh road believe new
called Cyds street. !tieads in southsrly
Aeeesion from jase below where now 10 The
seasty sat Of M. William Appleton. over
= :soshsf Which = ! strike. At s r'gss angles
ltis Wild plsss at hi: day. shsrs being
pat ~ aoSSes epoo W = . ~ "ss. ,:..,
wnn1eA kxllov. and werc cmer0inU tn a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

Win CAr.-As Co-oco. oche, o. VIVA
Cat. the Seminole chieftain, hiss heeoms
an important parsonage upon oar ffsaliss.
We extract the following from Cspt. ,. r.
Sprnguc's history IT the Florida war. ~ktvU
n full detail OF his life, adventures, asd cap
ture are given:
King Philip, the father II Co oco.o che.
or Wild Cat. was n good. natussd, ssnsityle
Indian. His ng- WIS about sixty, ara NJ
ro,aI blood attached to him some impof-
lance. In the peaceful affairs OF the nation
his view aud advise we're often adopted.
lie was inclined to peace, but opposed the
execution Of the treaty, and expressed DE-.
termination to die apon the soil. lie wished
to avoid the whites, rather than to resite
hem. and thus bs subjected 70 Msch d.
|1miort and annoyance.
~ eso. oehe. - Wild Cst partsek a
11n - ls1sns3ai~a ~ wss ~
6 - ljsAsi1n - asoA
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4. A,ane.ne Av0neh1neuA

TIE foIlowinr we'll. told story relates to
an AI.l,sm. shsr;fJ. johnson Hooper, ed.
Ia. of NJ chambsu Tabunc. w ,hiah, u
rssoeedbjs tot Il:
Covrt va In scssion, and aasid thc asss.
a,,Ssitv ~ hssne,s which crowded upon
S3r, in tam ti,ne. he s,onosa 1t sis score Of
. h...t;l.i WIDOW an the sunny side Of thir.
a.. ~. bv Inc wsv. had oitan bestowed
m.ltirr siances o. the .hsyi6 Aforesaid.
IL ~ ssjmi,ted. and soon ths widow ap.
r..r.d M confasion and delight which
IL Arrival Of Nor visitor had cccasioned,
~ oT tn . creator advantage than usual The
c.ot;ystiou eharms Of Tho widow NJ,
H., .hects h.re the bc.vt;ful blended tints
~ ia .nnie blossom. her lips rsssmhlsd
,s.sh.ds rr,on vhish the moruinR dew yet
.n..s,d. "a i, eves were iiks tIs qsivess
~ C.oid, H. slsocss Of love and tender.
n..s Mn which thev were nlled,mssmhlins
.rrovn And cnly wanting Ans bsas, t,,sf.
A. ne nsnA 70 do iuli execution. Aflss
= f.v common. placo remarks, Madam,, .
IA the matters n. fact sheriff, I" have 40
.tae-hmert Is, yuo."
4 d.en Muah msn,leSs .:se check Of the
vidow. viii downcass ayes, Whose CLAN.
80 ,,.,e oenter,d vocn her bsastifal fsst.
hIf. eoncsalsd BY hcr flowing drapesy.
-..l- ..As:.. ~, t1.,..p aha with euunl n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

Coxtxpacs.-. say CIssn." said oHs
Oakley 10 anothss. " ca yos I'll NJ Why :
skeees u sewes deAd hfoAe r
!: No, Giasss," said Clsm, : ! dat know,
and dsseess daps d ssejse' ~l3ssa )
'sprsssleu.s
sWs0. slsss,p rslarn>d ~ ethss dsshey,
I'm ~ - Why ! niggsv y ssvst dsad
lssks, ~ bskxss ~ slvays ~ srsa'
ahout htsA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

We have heretofore alluded to the fact
that NJ. Foote, one Of the senators 81 Mis-.
si.sippi, was censtrtd BY the Legislature
Of that State for his support Of the late ad
iustnsent Of the territorial and slavery qWcs'
tons. lie 10 defended In sore Of the pub
lie Journals Tor his coarse. ard the Leyisla.
tire Of Mississippi 10 charged witt. wanto"
and uniue severity. Never, in our opinion,
was political gait more manifest than in
tlffs case, nor punishment more justly inilct-
ed. Mr. Foots wilfully perverted the pow
RI cora.ied 70 him. to accomplish objects
directly 1t variance with the wishes of the
State, and in utter violation Of instructions
which 10 had sought. This VIC will show.
We were aware Of the facts. but We find
the documentary evidence in the Miss'ss'r.
plan.
The following il the letter addressed by
Mr.. Footc and others 10 the Governor OF
M'''''''S u ,:.,x.rox J,,.,rx 81, 1851.
His Exe~llency,
Jxo. 4. GrtrAAx. Governor. &c:
sir-We, the senators and Representa-.
lives IN Consrcss from Mississippi, iesA II in
eumbsut upeu q v adviss you, and. through
sou.s or eou,aun - olssRts, thss We
ksvsa M AJnass ~ skeas ~ 1900
~ - sd..Rtasd = 1tate q M In.
asrjae ~ pessest ssoujon u e.
~ krejasnt essseg1y - Il
ana ~ eaa1ok ~ t1slaksa n
that : ssaIoslsy u bsth Hasoss ~ Ceelssea
wlll b. foaad y yste fes is-ess 'sdlsl !! !.!! !!
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Gxprcssrs, Nr.

EREGORN'S CALIFORNIA Package
and Parcel EXPRESS. PEI steamers Brother iona,
than aud Illinois, SATURDAY Sept q Dispatch guiIan eed
or freight returned next California Freight. Package
and Parcel Express vii be- forwarded by the above steam
ers Chagros ON SA kDAN. Sent 2, AT NJ. As X
ra cav happens chat goods are not paced III
Panama hours advance q those OF an ohet
ruresses IN puors mas rely with certainty that their
goods wr go forward thnut any detention en me II n
mus Parcels received until the morning OF the dat the
steamer leaves aud letters until 81 NJ PacNases who
must be- put ~ perfectly water EouI should % de'eTeu
AZ our Office on or ,0re TUESDAY NDcusilm house charges
made Passage tickets furnished on the above steamers al
he Lowest urice THOMPSON X HITCHCOCK,
~ III Managers and Agents. NJ ~ Pelrl-st
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-,orRN-D.S LIQUID HAIR DYE
DROWN's ESSENCE Of JAMAICA

IL GINGFR-Thls is remedy which IS At ali times
beneficial bat ~ thus season. when affections II the SION
ach and Bowels are common. ~ individual OF family
sboud he ,vhsuti l. gives relief ChOc. AID for pre-
monorv evurtons Of Cb1lera and Darrhea Is are and
innoceai remedy and recognized ana prescribed Oy the
medical faculty. ,-,
CAUTION Persons desiring article that cen be relied
upon prepared solely from pure Jamaica Ginger should ~
pajtctar 70 ask fr Browns Essence Of Jamaica 6in-
=, winch is warranted 10 he what 4 isrepresentsd ana
= Ireuared ouls by FREDERICK BROWN. and Tor sale
al The Drug and Chemical store. northeast corner oil J'
mad CheSnu.-s-. Phladelp hn. - -
Also fG sale n New-Yor al wholesale. ~ IT, Il.
CHAPMAN No II Fulton 8. Rushton. Clark Go, No.
no Proadway No 10 Aston House and 70 275 irving
House John NI!hsu, No l53 Br0adway' r e Nelis \
Go No z37 G'h av X Coldngton, Nos ~ Broadway
are 900 Hudson-sr Thoras Maxwell No 81 Mlan-st'
and 10y an the respectabls Druggists sd AponecnTes ~
the United States. % III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

IFE INSURANCE-ll States
j LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY No. q Wall-St.
Policies ISDlsPUTABIE,
EXCEPT the ground Of Fraud This Company MAKES
ever insurance connected With he rsAs up"l - taVora
bic terms any similar institution .
FREDERICK SHELDON. President
JOHN A. STEWART. Actulry.
J EApiE. Jr Secretary. su2o jm'
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VEFNRY WELLS and his Sister, MA
DAME H. CIAVELLI, have opened their a. tlSt'
frr DANCING aud heahlui eKeTC 1895, al ne 81 l.
SAINT INSTITUTE, No SO Broadway Classes ar NJ
f1-Iu,ug Tu0n Will commence on ne is' oi 0ctloc.,
eIs and SISTER have passed several years m Pans stV
INC tbelr roeSso the ROYAL Academy ana ~ w
schools for private dancing. The system bY Whch nc
,,,rose 10 teach i entirely and adapted iot tle Pr
nnn OF health also for the requirement oi gi1tIIi
scion fnd department Apply daily at the ABOVE a1rs
from n O'Clock until >I1-n
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DAcIEIC MAL STEAMSHIP COM.

pANY ONLY THROUGH LINE FOR san
FRANfI SCO va CHAGhES direct FARE REDUCED
on san hDAI, Sept y. AZ NJ the spleLon n'r
soutIe.enrrr steamship ILLINOIS. the re-, .Harzsf
a4d fastest steamer the world lYhG tus. h..fT y
l4rf.fnie s y corrrndcr. VII "a 90 SATURDAY.
Neat n ~ oelck. VI prcc~ry. from nsr pc 81 ihs
not I'd Nafren-sf Norh Rover, nth ne S"sehHFnt
NAN. direct for Chagres. c0nnecting VIII M iaFo'
MAI Sf,amshfu PANAMA. ~ saI 'h0n' .n7 ds!af ~
SAN IkANCfSCO, 900 afrfai ~ N lassffgtff and
mails 40 PANAMA
na VII :. forward boz f.s steamer ffJfdn- - fNeft1
q, Tor fniiss pT0eesdng o. C1urnia 20 syaI fn'n-
.-hes 4 be information sad experience % efo''nF he
lsfhmus 800 .
30 passage or freight ap,g Al tie oce - nd = s'aih-
s.. - IN ~ Wes,-.t sorner afren ssfxs
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Diano-fortes.

INOLlAN PIANO-FORTES.-Pur-
HI chas.s II Pianos invited 20 call on the sub
,cnbrs and Examine their extensive assortment OF ne
above beagtf ui nsrun ent made b. Haeit DAVIS CO.
The instruments with aad without Co',man's Eolsn
Attachment from tbs celebrated house are TOO i'o aOy
known % require encomum.
Other Pianos. new and I'D taken IL cKc4sA-e
Money advanced on Pianos
Secondhand Pianos for sale and 70 1lre
}, Z GOULD CO.
Music Publishers,
90 No I97 Broadway.
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PROSPECT WATER-
-xYDRNPATHICI
tlc0iral.
CORNS. CORNS, CORNS and TOOTH

CORNS. CORNS, CORNS and TOOTH
ACHE DROPS - BCRRS Celebrated Cein Save
arG Tooth Actc D.a.S We, SHOWN, oe rvs red At
tie frluci- al D.u- ano ChcUlcs. Stores, -a.aelg
Mihau Co. * Broadway. CHARTS X Rag. ~
d., Thomas T Green. 81 c.. Goose Lee 80 d.. II 7.
X eg~' ed. 80 40 : " Bassel. ga d. 4 l. CoGi.ns
tll 1l3 60 Chlion 10 90 John b Doid - DO flmy
p Worcester. 81 do ~ Crurn'c, SseU1 Sven Nc
lafAr,. So do T. NJ Gulp. ~ Reucrr corner Grad,
Zoo sand, eS Bowen James FrrnNie, COZ ~ vrta-
= sul BcNeiy VI Hayes, 20 Fi,'c-st. principal Aseni
A. RroVklsu
like~ss ali ~. prncr.' stores tro sheut thr CITY
and by the Proprietor. s. Grad -
L.Aeu a. 40 BfoacNay. ts Ceat.si De 5' iar ken
gers Iin.msN,. SO I'M
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

u Prof = A. JOHNSON. Rector. The hrst quarter
.fths Academic begins the Sts II September rae
..r and senior branches Il the English department. ara
~ Classical AID Mathema tIcdl deparmen NJ 0hsf com
10 course Il II dies intended q prepare pupils i me
sesytIg room or the University. Circulars NAV De o.
49, al the universlty Washington 4aare and al ne
s~lstores Of CHARLES FRANCIS. No.2j2 Br JadMay
sIyNUH "a pov.rv GEORGE g. PARKER.
80 o. ~ PRINCIPAL!
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FGILAR NAIL LINE. via Stoning.

ton Tor Boston loyldence, New Bedford, Taunton
and Newport carving the great Eastern Mat With
t change II cars or deteutlon-Ihe and elegant
steamers e. VANDERBILT and COMMODO RE leas = "a
alternate DAFT ,Suudays excepted Per NJ y X tnFst
vIrf above Battery lace,I Al c.ooN VI. FOR pts
,-e state freight apply = Pier NJ 3 or Al ne
of &C. No d Battery place sll
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ENENING SCHOOLING. IL Green

II 81
the attention those WIN dere quiet place tOI study an,
Instruction cateiuly adapted 10 their individual wants %
his Esnmg School Writing. Arithmetic BooN Keeping
Enshsh GtammcT Mechanical Dtawlns, N receive pay
acular Private lessons IA the afternoon
Ne b.
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Ocean Steamers, &c.

GOR LWERPOOL.--Irn, States
y Mai S,.an.b,o PACIFIC Captain Ezra Nye-
Tis steamer vl do art with the L Matt t1E Lnrop.
ra.yey on SATURDAY, ssQt q, a p O'Clock, NJ ron
her berth az the foot Of C4nls NJ nei.n So ed WI
pd for Forfeight " passage having lnc4u-ied accom-
uodstfrs for e,eluncs aud comfort. apply %
EDWARD X COLLINS. b. % Nluu
The steamship BALTIC VIII succeed rae ACltID and
sall Oct -. ,4''E4H
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hCEhN : EAMSlllI C''lI ~ Vi
~ NEW-FNGIAND- The first sia' ~ f'rs ne. ;.
: LEWIS Gait Cole vii leave Bs,t1U " LlFrrropi,
,r THT-RSDAY lie u daF 81 October Ills .lsndic
steamship 80 tuns burden b. b4it 90 ~ m l'i an
diagonal braces throughout. sinr ?, sAc ist- ans ~ IN
Collins line aAd ~ every respect rllj = "a. . "'4i 81
fJr Passengers are pasufJ,te tJf fDA"
f,rt ele~aHcs and ventilation her c1of inler. ttpIn
cfe "a Unknown o. former master y - acAei .nip
G-rIers between Ne- York and Liverpool ~ lie If The
Steamship Tennessee go
Rate 0f cahia passage IRON bf'''A % l. 7'"'
c,con,l canfu no, found -
From Ilyerpool 20 4. ston, tr. ciJia --h!V
preIgbt Tor me -u-.is ~. yer tun 81 81 uaif ic.f
A. eYr.r,nc.d sur-sQu B. s't.rh-J % III. shJ
ror freight Or 04s>aze. Apply u -,
HAkNDEN a Co, s. BrslJsfY HeN-fofk.
HARNDEN \ co - STATE 81, B,s,js
=, LA VARNDEN Co . cOrhs, Il, srrs,,I
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DIANO-FORTE INSTRUCTION.

u Miss -. A. WHITE, snaccomplshed PERFORMER ga the
Pane Ecrtc viii take few pupils this u>ru-
msnt application 10 No lao East Sth-si where terms
And n, ierenCcs Will be gwen Sl3 2wTu1hAS'
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EPrLEPSY CURABLE.- thousand:

EPILEPSY CURABLE.- Thousands
4 4 and thousands cured Egrpq, DR. +. MEYER
recent, OIL The clts u Berlin. Prussia respectfully
i,n.s tie pshc New and llCln,s and praCigal
tae c'tc tA.t lie %. the a.e dis ed
Oriental Teretv r the certain and ugf2,5s II E.
e nc FITS. pronounced by a. phys.cISas acu-aht t4se
cured thousands Il 10 Eoroqe sGd stca:eS
,rsued hy Governments IN n there prove
seen AZ my Office My no long and teG.o
Vi, Cc5nround aud treatment Lisrent from
lpo~n ~ others PersC afflicted wiz, iS' disease 81 ud
"a aud consult possible 20 get enrsv cured
OA,ce houTs from 20 10 4. NJ and from 70 o p VI
DE- T. AiEYER W Aliens.
Persons who can prove that tkty poor cure grains
so lMIUIhk>'
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

" l. W Y OR X and NEW-HAVEN
u bAIIROAD-Ti leave Canal-s station near
broadway Passengers also received II the Newb pfk
and Harlem. Railroad Once. 27.hst. Al VI accom-
lodet.on tram al 4. express tram al \ " ac-
rI,i t,ou tram. 40 m A VI for Pog Chester and IN
tsru.eG.at, stations at NJ express tram. AZ 2. VI.
accommodation tram tor Ne" Haven and sta
TONS. al % = W Communication ran for New Haven
an intermediate places 20 g. VI. special tram for Port
Chester and intermediate places For Ira Ms 10 New fofA
atd further particulars see tfls
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,RENCH PROTESTANT BOARD

n ING ard DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES ~.
- prosd uay north Of Uhion-.4gare Ms LEVERETT,
al-1h.s School viii reopen foI TIE ensuing gear
"WEDNESDAY. the 10th Of September. Further aaf-
sulzs and circulars may pe obtained ~ 4tnh -
~ PRINCIPAL. al the above address. sZs"'
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BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
- YOUNG LADIES. No iaS Wlr~r.s' place " IS
DAY rssn4ctfnv arnoung hist she wal eu hs ~h
n MONDAY. SEM su-3 twt
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r. s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

Y .NY-Fs NEW ORLEANS direct ~ HAVANA
FARE REDUCED On FRIDAY Sept ~ Al J'ciocs
= M-The s,Iei~iid Steamship CHEkOktE go ans
burden Henry indie Commander, will SAD an FRIDAY
Sort o. 81 precisely O'Clock from hrr fi.' al ne
foot cf Warren-s with the Government Hs!s. dT.r or
HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS
FRFfGHT taken " NEW ORLEANS - lc't faiss
Ouse only ou freight g. Havana " s 81 adj
vii - -fued amer the steamer has sailed
B-Sppers are requested a. supply thsrnss,'s NTH
tno Caupang's Bills of aiding which - hai a
Dl.cstlnn ~ ne ofbrs ~ other form Hll be- signed
For apply ~ ths otlgc vfis tanranf
"'ittts2r no HCHERTa