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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
spsciai Notires.

RI Peoples washing and Bathing Estab-
nhmeDt IN noti-st.3!his ho1e hss been open 70 tne
Pubhe three III ntLs' ana the ono"lns S'a'eueu "
Thee have been 1859 tub b.hsrs equal svesg Of
s5S gel dsy l774i swimming bathsrs z8 per day. 70
vspOi baths In The wasnns department there have been
l,f7s wsshers emoUyed 9 800 hours
TIE have not been used a. much az the Drec
tor DIS T. TO Them The sole why they are
ali used st all times must be because pie are ignorant
Of advantages TO be derived No one uses them once
without coming sgsn They for the poor and wsshns
be sdvsntss eOusy sDd ecoi onicsly at
this establishment than can DO In any house Come aao
ryit
AZ Dope,s Expre.s-vis CENTRAL RAILROAp
SNEW.JfRsEY Twice daily from New-Yorh to Eas
S., Pa. Lesynp ats O'Clock A. H. and oslosE p ~
Once No "a Broadway, Nev-Yors
~ Attention Attention scott ard Graham As
osstions furnished with Flas Bsnoers Trsnspssooces
As, by ACKkRMAN L MILLER at their old stand. No
Itl Hssssu-st- between Fulton and Ann sts
~ Emisran, Intei,igsnee Once and labor Ss,.
o. le l. established by the Commissioners OF Emigration
where always be found large numbers on Laoore ane
tssir orders ed by writing the Superintendent and send
ns oecesaIy TO pay the passage of the parties
required No fees ''s Jas 3 SISsAN Superintendent,
~ Read! Read EVERY ply stefan in the city has
te.6 TO the fact that the impue. OF the wror ar- rt
you dsi drink We care not p1onsh ali we can sno"
Of the impure state of the wafer Call and see IoI your
,ef the open lions 81 sne oo a he asonsbsd
AID ana yet oehghed
~ Piano. forte and House Furnishing Assoc
cintop-1Le fifth TrguIsT ctiug q this Asso ;4ion
will b. held aud several shares awarded, on FRIDAY
EVENING. Scot. 10, 1t Bennett a Co Paco-Fore
Rooms No. SCI Broadway, at O'Clock Al persons de-
,ou. TO procure Pianos or will lind it greatly
their int re 10 Join this AssOoainn which they may do
h, application tohe Trustee the above place The meet
ings OF the Association are public ,
A. II JOCELYN. Trustee
~. wnke6, Id Industrial Home Association
No. 3.Th- tenth rePua' of this Assoclau VI VIII
be helo Union Buildings No. los Bowery, on FRIDAY
TNENIN0. SEPT This Association 10 organized on the
sanu plan Mount Vernon No and UpionPort No Tne
land located elevated position between Williams
bndse a. Al 1uut Vernon and commands hne view OF
Ions Island Sound the Palisades and the surrounding
ty IL will be laid out IN half quarter acre plots
All ertse6 requested 10 be hand the subject OF
eacuor the ground viii be brought before the meet
Ing Copies OF the Conut and b, Laws b. had al
the foo~ius places d. Owen. No 4i4 Brosd~ ay; W 4.
Smith. No ~ kassau-st Z. A. Cooper No. 10 St;
}. Cummtifpd, No 454 broadway; } FWels No 50 Ave.
J. Htndsuch No 80 Sprlng ST and a. the Hal
on tie evening OF the meeting
j. A. HASpsUcH, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
CHAMPLlN'S NEW GREEK GRAM

~ MAR.-D APPLETON L co, No. $40 Brosdwav-
Publish Saturday A short comprehensive Greek
GIanmsr, with materials for Oral Exercises for Schools
ind Colleges by J. r. Chsmpn Professor Greek and
Latin in Vster'Il'e College. vol Emo IS cents
The simple design with which this Grammar has been
exhibit the trial and essenti facts
pls Of the language in TIE clear st. most practical and
OFT TOR possible the author has drawn his
msera chiefly from Kuhner, Kruger and Wunoers tdm
rsble rks the subject
d. A 4 co will publish next week, GRAMMAR OF
THE GREEK LANGUAGE, for the use of Higl Schools
and Colleges nv Dr. Rapha. KuhneT, translated tom the
German bS Edwards and Taylor. new revised edition
[ unll INN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
New Dublirdrion5
4 PPLETON'S MECHANICS MA

A PPLETON'S MECHANICS MAG
IA AZlNF.-Now ready the September No-Appls-
tons MECHANICS MAGAZINE, and ENGINEERS
JOURNAL for September. Edited bs julius w. Adams
Civil Engineer with illustrations Pree % cents
Pc No or 81 per
CONTENTS Suspension Bridge, Report Of Mr. Roeblins
Iron Chemistry of the Crystal Paace; The Comparative
EysDorslog Powers of Anthracite and Bumuous Goals
Marine FL zines Csssifcations of Nlususted). Steam
Carnage f their failure in Eoelsnd; Encsson'- Ca
Ionic Engine, Olonrat d. Mechanics for the Million
No xvii: Electro Me'aurgy. nllustrated; The Poetry
of Science; Dsvsons New Engine and Motors Boo rd.ns
Melshc siesm Gusge (Plstej On the Aculteration Of
TIN Foil Notices and CoTespon Plans for the
American Cry,tsl Palace; Fair Of the American Insu
tute. &c
journal practical menin the Mechanical Arts and Sci
that our county has produced. Tribune.
Il IS thoroughly practical useful and scientific
Courier and Enquirer.
faithful journal OF and developments
Mel haIIsm and LI gneerIng IAN. MeehanIc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
CARDOROUGHA, THE MIsER-A

II Tale Prize % cents
This Of the best and most affecting Of stories IL
has been th ush the psses Of Lets Liring Age-s
sufficient guarantee in itself Of its merit
MARY SEAHAM-A Novel BY MIS- Grey. Price 80
THE PRAIRIE SCOUT; or, Agstone, The Renegade
thrilling ale Of Frontier Life. Price 50
Dr. W ut Il DAN ENPO6T, Tribune Buildings Nsssau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
uol,tleGi Motifs

General Committee OF Democratic WIG ~
,,.u.-A meeting Of this Commit VIII DO
.""e .hs Rrusnw.y House on RRlD AY EVENING,
90 a 1854 at O'Clock. BY order o,., c..,-
|. BrpD. Secretaries.
J,sls II. MosENAN,
- linen and Victory The Wings OF the City
of New York, ana all others friendly to the cleo
80 81 SCOTT aud GRAHAM are invited e. assemble AZ
prsters tConritution Hsll) No $50 Broadway, on
EsInAY ENENiNG, Sept 8 al o'clock, 70 receive ano
80 me 70 the cy q number Of ell quent and Distinguished
Mrs whose nan - Will he announced hereafter
Nv order of the Scott Central Committee
ROBERT 7. HAWS, Chairman
gro w BLUNT, Via Charm
JAS. v. PREEBoRY, WV
~ wlLLhnsvN' Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
FURNISHED ROOMS near WASH.

INGTOE sQUARE-A Gentleman and biz wife no
chdren obtain elegantly shed without board
bat with Of the ki,chen few Gentleman would be
with without partial board. Fnclass private
bouse Essish .nd German spoken Apply at No. IL st.
CementsIlsoe, tAsedOusdst, between Wsyeriy place
and Clintnb-pla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
L1IkST-CLASS ROOMS with BOARD

II for Gentlemen and their Wives or sinsls Cent smsn
in fashionable residence west Of and near Broadway
Tapestry carpets and baths N. "A splendid back ps''er
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NETWORK TRIBUNE

MI W. OhN
~us Sexy.yoRK DAILY ThiDo .T,n,
ny GREELEY d meKLhArn, r "a.
.,,,r., srupises, cosrtsw All"
WV ..n-sT, OPPOSITE rht ~, .,I Ces a. ,-f week;
-. .px.,sA 10 CITY subscribers ~ xvsnc. AZ the DeSh
o. when they prefer they c." ne same re single copies.
a. IN month. subscnbcrs Five .ollaE. per NJ shrse
Two Gents wa, tskcn for IN months - IN ali
sevance 1srae DolaJs advance .eqe s.sivod
s~>nus ~ c1nfry Newsrapcrs Daily W Ia Ms.
esss ss "a. ,hose terms higher than 'hoS' "
- -, ,' .rs not .iIrwes any dsierepoe
S Suv.yaRK WEEKLY ,.,rov
yrpv lAs.aE PAPER, FOR THE ~, ~ Low once of
=. n,s,.ss - SATURDAY MORNtrs, - 40 an twenty
W. -. On .Ayance Eight copos vs. ~ M cns- con.
r. "ns sdrc.s Tor Sst and tho Psps Idvertssmens
sass 49,, ,,si n. charged 80 cents per nne '''
vuR sEMI.wBBkLf T"'no' o.. q,
r.,.n,y ADD FkiDAy morning rice ~
esr snnuIn Two copies VI ~ ,sSs.rtion
psasA cents Q hns tor ese
ruR NRw.yORk ThinoNh
,.oRr.s CIRCULATION,
Fos sVsv,,,. Of each Mail Steamer nor Lv-
u yohhhed ON ue COPY OF 81 year, TO any part %
spoel fnss .. sa 70 the Continent postage Included
-yR NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
oareos AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
foh sSs ON the departure OF each MAJ steamer of
~ -. Prsoe 81 crnts per copy; -, n .rr, pAl,.ha,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
Al wlLLIAM Csc, Secretary.

~ Io,opi-rs-Tbe folio wing gentlemen having been
int,S the Fmance committee of the Uoonis to WIT
~. John II WHITE, STEWARD J. SMITH, DAN
III KnMIfy JAMES n WELSH, aD3 NAPhAN
Wv "a 10 which Committee the President SILAS
"a RkING and the Tr-asu JAMES TAYLOR, ex
f,o belong The Whss of this city are earnestly 70
.tra 10 ATE no contributions or paw anS monies ior
r. DO, Of ,sd Association save 10 those pc sons whose
n,me. appesT herein members OF ssid fin1 1S I'M
tee By OIdci siLto I hhalNi'Ni A-'""
10y W.DswORrH Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

rS- "Scott Life Guard Association haIy'
cnzeI. who have fought as soldiers anoef zen 9. CO.
,t,tntiop Hall No $50 B,oadRsJ, n. y, on FRIDAY
EVENING Sept s. az u O'Clock. Come one, come ALL
Nm ii. BROWNE, President.
hueH McDOsALD Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
CTTUATiONS WANTED. Expert

~ snesd Ssvanta as Cosks Nurses WAirsssA go "a
sirssns Chsmsel MAZDA Houssmads he rrotss1An, 80
Catholic 0ir Al ths ofcs for city and eeunny.ees vnss
fr seod ssry.nts NJ Iuploy mert Ofice ga bron.y'
+. r.BAUNDGkk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
ITO LET mt STATEN ISL AND-The

n House occupied by the subscriber IL 10 psassntiy
,tUated the hight the % b~er lsldinss With a.
extensive view the Bay NaroSA NC. and ws minutes
hom either Of the 'epes The hoDse 10 e,nys"5eat
snd ia good order Ben. from lot Nov 70 ist May very
A.o for sale valuable Pony, Wsl,n and Harness saits-
bic IL r family Oso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

A GIRL wishes a situation as Chamber
"A maid or Childr,ns Nurse. Good reference given
Inquire at No 8 Nandewsterst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

WAN rED-A Clerk in Family Gro
w csGy without nq1nr. An American preferred Must
acquainted with cTvng ard taking care Of hJfse In-
quire Of JAMESPitRCE, No. l95 Bleeckerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

RI Ftttb Ward scott and Graham Clmb..A
ss,n, ~ The Club will held At the Marion House, No
III " sst Brr sdway on FRIDAY EVENING, Sept at
~ osock Memb OF the Club and Others DESTROYS 70 be-
come members are Invite to attend Certificates Of Mem
bxrship are resdy Be puectns business OF Importance
uil he transacted JOHN o. rhiNh, Nhehnan'
r. GTIB. Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
xr,y.YORK TRIBUNE

-. oRFeos AND THE SANDWICH isLANDsl
roI ~, he departure of each NAL Steamer for
pao Yrsoe 81 crnts per copy - ,r,, o,,L..
es>sres '"" GREELFY 4 McELRATH, Publisher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

HW LkT-Tbe third story of house No.
Il 81 East 25h-G. t~o fire places, privilege Of hath
AID cellar. Family ust no on all and rsp- ctsbs The
owner, with thr.s II smiy oc1py tho b-sace Of house.
GentaDd wife. widow snd dau she, apply as shove hut
house east Of lie 'netons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
U,O MECHANICS and MANUFAC-

TUEFRs -Applicsiions will BE- received rom rescoa-
,ble pares to lsase w0 Hg- BudiDss on Grand g. near
IN, Boxe,y The owl er II ths ground you'd erect asd
s,e .,id bni dpzs 10 st views II rho applicants APP
nIy IN CT o. H. OSBORN, No. ~ MlDerfJG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
A BOX WITH PAPERS and Books 10

"A officer in the French Army, lwho resigned In con-
sequence o. the usuat0n Of Dec desires place a.
Teacher Of his native language in School Academy lie
would also give private lessons either AZ his residence
or that of pupil lie is also competent 20 teach al kinds
Of military exercises tie handling of the theory and
practice Of 6nR and all the nsnts Of foot
soldiers IL married Inquire st No. $50 Houston-st near
Wooster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

~ had much experience would like situation to take
change OF Choir lie 81 - tenor and would Play the Or
ran II required. Address l.. A. w, Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, n. g.
~ -fhs Hetsl Il b. fsr The moss airy. pseow md
JOHN .. BQwLEA. ProSds>ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

story AID basement DWELLING, with modern Improve
os mt. sIus ed on north side Of 36fh f Of 7h-
Az Apply the premises OF to PARTRIDGE, Nc.
Courtlandt-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

DOARDlNG.-TO let, with board, a
- large airy room, with pantry attached suitable tos
gentleman and his wife. Inquire at No IA VaDdsmst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
IMPORTATION WANTED-Oi

~ table hnihss br 'ase number Of Children Of o.
sexes also Of Women with Iufants a. low vsses Appn
eaton made Oioa Of The Commissioners o. En
fration, IN the Pnk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

DOaRD.-A private family hsvs two
ID .cuAe Rooms the second door, neatly furnished.
with bedrooms sud closets attached thai they would
u. single Gentlemen. with without pa tial Board No
other eoardes the house Locson above and
west Of the Bowery. Bath in the house. Address C.,
Tiibure Office. References gwen ana required.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-14

The mode Of proceeding ihds intnaied by
The Secretary &c State, was not practicable.
Therefore | did proceed 10 give notice, ~
The Senate recolecss.
| will state further. in explanation ofmy
conduct. that should mol have mentioned
The name OF The Secretary Of Stale al al
except upon his express authorization. Il
Appeals 10 me. iha. il . JOINT commitles
was raised. the Secretary should himself
deliver The address 10 the Governor Of
Hungary. spo1s 10 him 10 lhal etl.cl;
wairi, lie promptly declined, from an ua-
Willingness u do anything which migh,
look like compremisling our neutral rela-
lions.
Ii | bad known al iirs, that there would
have been So much discussion about This
delicate subject. az 10 The responsibility
which the Administration hsve assumed,
or intended 10 assume. | would have been
more circams,anlisl in the ar., instance.
Blu, really could no. anticipate si:ch >
course OF proceeding. !, is lrae, aud The
Secretary Of Stale will bear me witness
of The fact, that in The course of my inter
view with him, he went 50 fsr into par
nrulars as to refer 10 The former reception
! of the Marquis de LAFAYETTE as aiford.ng
a proper precedent. So that idea did not
originate with this side of Tie Chamber.
He suggested il 10 me as The prnper pre-
ceden,, and said that in his opinion The
hes, mode would be to bring III Kossutl'.
wiihau. any particular ceremony, TO each
House. and have him introduced 10 the
President OF this BODY and to the Speaker
Of The other House. when suitable address
ses should be made, in some formal mode.
BY The presiding officer Of each House.
TIA, was the idea OF ,he Secretary Stale:
aud cuncarring with him. adopted The
course which have pursued.
!, wish Ill 10 understand. that owing ii
The dsllcaie character oi lhis aIlatrx<I Re
solved mol 10 eulis, in il al all .naIess Ieosslsl
be authorized by The Secretary If Ssas1
sav that il was 4, his iasssnce thai lei
! and thu, he sanctioned lhe proesesIiau1
hope tia, in all have said, u
understand me as casting rs
person. have been very
csising kossuslt III d mann
] the nation, cryditahle u "
! ing. and n 4 niantisa tesN
J mpsl unallisnouS vs,.'e
!. Knowing Tie fevslns4 II
3 Of the Adminlsl.li il, Nasl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17

As the Surveyor of Harrison county Is at
'esrit absent on important business at
nslin, and the lahors Of the Office neeos
II OF my power to visit the different
,r,inns Of the county. TO see and converse
w the 'op,,, uuicss we're to neglect
h duiy. hope. therefore. mv c.a,as
Il be duly considered bv my 'cllow-cIl.
b. ! have been ias considerable time
jga.ec "a the office, and Nc Is well known,
b, conversant with its duties, As Tar AS
IS capacity il concerned. leave for 9th.
$ to 'i"tcrnine; but. may say this much,
wll, II elected perform ia duties with in.
sstry. aud tn the hest of my ability.
IHOS. HEATH.
July Q, 1852.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17

r,xALirv.--Ths National Era--shs ah.
lon Journal In Washington--in IL com
Il. on the resolsilons Adopted by lht
10 Convention which nominated Gen.
III. says If the Fugitive slave law and
kery agitation:
!. The question Il clearly len open, and
whip resolutions contemplate two ways
which il might he lcgitim1tcly renewed !:
one. for the purpose Of amending the
so as 70 prevent evasion in the other.
50 amending Il ~ to correct abuse. The
ponents and supporters of the law are
equally At liberty to ssitsts this sub.
H."
Such 10 the view OF the metropolitan or.
1, Of al,oiitioNisn and il u . view which.
hing the resolutions ~ We nnd them in
! official platform. no ingenuity can
que away or convert. In juslice to
southern memhsrs Of the Wing Con.
h,ion, We sloush my that the objvcsiona.
! passage va. not IN the platform which
~ submitted to the Convention for il
Lop,iom.--IIsIia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17

Mons PRoovs or AVAILABILITY" -
l~ Petersburg Democrat announces. and
was carssntly believed on the streets
Re Yesterday, that James Lyons. Esq.
y d tho two Wing electors Of the State
Virginia at large. and Chairman Of the
|hig Centrsl Committee, had sent in his
Iisnstion Of those two important posi-.
Ls to the Wing Central Committee; and
u the resignation Of other electors were
% sent in. These gentlemen are not
hing to "atultify Themselves" In the
|guagc Of the New York Day Book.
\ they cannot support nomination
|de to propi,iatc ". II. Seward. and
insult aud PROSTATE Willard Fillmore,
hi. periling himself in the defence Of
} South. as they have always been ccu.
ced.-Rnhmo"d Enquirer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17
PROCLAM ATION

Blythe Governor Of The State Of 1eras.
WHEREAS, il has been made known I'd me
w that John Haywood Vaughn, late OF the
county of Fayeitc, IA the State aforesaid on or
about She 2oih day of October, A. d. 1851
committed murder upon the body Of stephen
Townsend. of said county: and that the said
John Haywood Vaughn is now fugitive from
Justice,
Therefore, be It known that l. =. Hans
hrough Bell, Governor OF said State ct rrsa-,
by virtue of the authority in me vested by the
Consultation aud Jaws of said State, de- hereby
offer reward Of rhrcc Hundred Dolar, for
the apprehension aud delivery OF the said John
Haywood Vaughn INTO the custody of the
may be dealt with according TO law.
In testimony whereof ! have
80 hcreun,o 81, my hand. and caused
"NA the great seal Of the State to be
~ affixed, Il, the city Of Austin. this
twrnty.seeond day cf June, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and hity-fwo, and
of the independence Of Texas the seventeenth.
= IL. BELL
II 'hn NuvCrNnr
Tho H. Du4At, See. o. State n'-'i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17

ErN. ScorTiN Norrm CARoLiNA.-.T The
iniingtou IN. ca Commercial, wing
per, says We confess we are some>
lat excited ut the nomination of Cen
'ott for the Presidency, and out of res
1t for our readers. refrain from comment
der present Impulses We nay be per.
iied 10 say however, the Commercial
II not advocate the election OF this noni
.. while under the direction of the pres.
editor aud PROPRIETOR who will most
fanny not vote for him"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17
Opdrimeni.
Ras,s n Tuisle. Dor Session.

Orthograph, Reading. Writing, &c, $40 GO
Arithmetic, Geography, English Gram
mar, Ne, 70 30
First lessons In Algebra, Natural Phil
o-ophy, etc. IA 90
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek, &c 20 90
Incidental Expenses, 10
The next session of this institution will
commence on the frs, Monday in August en-
suing, and close with the current yea, Stu.
dents will he charged tuition from the time Of
entrance to the close of the session, and no
reduction made unless IN case Of prolractcd
sickness.
J. \. SIMPSON, Secretary.
July II. 1852 35'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17

CssssS u Nssvissss
CHAMPION M.C0WN, 0uas1iaa u ~ ~.
- sons asd s.iaoes II Elissbslh CFunk and
Novalins Crsuk, h.- nIsd his accounts fos anal
settlement with bis wards: thry wilt b. opened
for exs1iaasioa aad allowance. 1t The Rsst
term Of ths county tosst pertaining 70 estates
for Harrison county. Texas, to be hid on The
last Monday in July. A. d 1883, when and
where Ill per~ons interested may attend and
contest them IL they think proper.
by order Of said court.
T.. &. BknZi.EY. Clerk.
July 3. 2ss2. ni-,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17
Administration Notice.

I ETTLKS Of Administration DE- bonus non
i were granted to the undersigned ON the
estate Of Taomas Davenport deceased, by
the county court Of Harrison county, pertaining
to the estates Of deceased persons, On the Both
day of March. A. ID. 1882 All persons, there.
fore, having claims against the said estate are
hereby notified TO preseut them TO me, duly
authenticated. within the time prescribed by
law and those indebted to the same will
please make immediate payment TO the mn
dorsienei.
r. E. CLARK
JulV 7 lsst l-tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17
ELECTyON NO7iCE

Tnn SrAin on TrSAs,
County Of Uarisoa.
IN obedience to the proclamation OF ms
i Exeellcncy, =. iIan,brough Bell Governor
of the State of Texas, bearing date June sth,
1852, and in accordance with existing la.s,
r. A. Paiillo Chief Justice oil said county, 90
hereby give notice that on the trst Monday IN
August next, 1t bein. the second day thereof
polls will 6c opened al all the precincts IN ssld
county. for the election Of Attorney General,
Comptroller o: :';'hlie Accounts, and State
Treasurer: also for u District Attorney for the
Sixth Judicial District of the State aforesaid,
also for the following county officers for the
county aforesaid. TO VII: One Nhief justice,
four County Commissioners. one Sherli', one
Coroner, one County Clerk, two Justices 81
the Peace, and one Constable for each Justices
precinct: one County Treasurer one county
Surveyor; and one Tax Assessor and CoIlee-
tor, together viii, such other county officers
if any ~ arr required TO be elected by the
people
The following gentlemen are appointed pre-
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\ discovery has been made Wy Mr.. W.
Butler, proprietor Of the Plunbe Ma.
nal Gallery. in New York, which com
mes ;he detail Of the dagncrreotype with
e finish Of the Gnest miniature painting
d being on metallic surface they ARE
as wei as the most truthful
'rlralts ever made.
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CABINET wAnsnoUsr,

Wnod. Iron, sms 1rss nrsine SAoF.
fifth Bock So~th u the Counhss~)
I'VE would inform our friends and the RIB
w lie va are carving on the above business,
or Cabinet work. We ARE prepared to receive
orders for any kind Of Furniture; and intend
keeping on hand an assortment Of Bcdstcads,
Tables, Chairs, &c.
Being experienced wcskmen, we may safely
promise our work 10 BE- well fitted up and
neatly executed.
All orders promptly attended TO, and fur
niture nearly repaired
Billiard Balls returned, and Patterns made
10 order WM. HILBERT T. son
July 3, 1889, nl-6t
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MARSHALL UNIyERSITY.

THIS Institution, located in the town Of
L Marshall, Harrison county, Texas, is under
the direction Of the following
FACULTY.
4. PsrTITT, A. NJ. President and Professor II
Ancient Languages.
JAMES +. WILLIAMSON, a. b., Professor If
Mathematics and Natural Phiiosoyay
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