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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
~ NI\INIKtI OR'N NOIiCI.

ADMIN RtIDRN NOTICE.
/ ETTERS of Administration were granted
to tn. undersigned on the estate OF lhos
Arnet, deceased, at the August Term, A. ID.
1898, o, the county court, held Ia and for the
county of Harrison, Texas. This Is, therefore,
TO give notice to all persons having claims
ags'nst SAID estate TO present them within the
me prescribed BY law, duly authenticated, and
hose indebted to the same will max. imm.dl.
at. pa nent.
JOHN G. ROBERTS. Admir-.
October =, 1888 IL
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Wv St0rr ahd LhlI!ely NOV GotdS.
I H. WILSON sepih side Of the pub.c
-. square, Opposite Marshall ilolel,) would
respectfully inform HE tfends and the comma
niiy that he l. mos opening large and eartfbAs
selected stock of suiirrls fresh Spring Goods
sad Family Groceries, embracing every article
IN both DEPARTMENTS usually called tor, TO all of
which he invites their attention, confident that
they VIII lind % to their interest 10 call and es-
anime for themselves before purchasing else
where. Terms cash 0f rs eqi,ira mi
J u, WILSON.
Marshall. March IL. 1858. n3c y
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4 BARGAIN

" NN't NlN
- | OFFER fer sale, my residence near
IA. Marshall 10 which there Is attached
"a three acres and half 81 Valuable land
The place /. oue Of the most dcsuahic m the
yiriniiy a. am desitou- of leaving Marshall
any one wishing To purchase, can tam a
pAReAlp by making immediate Application.
I \ HARRIS.
o,ohsf - 1852 ria Il
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No. olI7.



:. y, >>'h,.,W ef sal Cuats -Gtrlri,..
~ iitRf AS. nn the I'm dty of D,,.l..-
W 1888. Quo % ,Glt nImberZst- p.el..... ,a
'ur Distinct court 20 llard-a4satpt, y.t.g.or
addison I. Lowe aud " uIan I, Io,..
paiu'lii- and James {. Low la h,. own won.
and ~ Executor Of TIE o.i1t. ,f Pm.
Love deceased, Mourn Love kabefr. l.a4,.
orneia Rachel Love. darcus ua,ey N.i,rn
ing iiaieN Edward Jarrott, Nary hfrott. lame.
Love, A. Trustee for the said C,rpal., IA.
eh'I Love Mourning Haley, ami Mar, J,rrott
are defendants. The sald plaintiff. bv their
Attorneys, Adams aud " ilson. filed ia our .,.t
,'nfI lutrT"gaior'es Pfopouaded to Whey
Moss and Henry u Holmes, vho r,.stbr m
Aut"uga county, m the State OF Alabama.
Ana AFFIDAVIT having been made, tnattre .aId
Marcus Haley, Mourning Haley. Edward Jar.
f"tt Hhd Mary Jarrett, reside, and are. nov Le.
You'd The jurisdiction Of uursa.d Cont.
ion are therefore commanded to mas,
snn"n 10 the sald Marcos Haley Mourning
i'ale} Edward Jatfuti atd Mary J,rrotf L.,
publication oi tins notice ipr thirty d,y. i'm ,hc
i'A'7 hep'biican, newspaper pgliI-iei IA
ih" >aid county Of Harrison. that ou. ar .tt,r
ih" lhu'rthdal after said publication. d eamm.>.
sion " ISSUE from said Court. iu take tt.e an.
'"rr- If >~d."i'aes,c- lo san, ht,tsa.afor.r,
HMM in, i'n', and make due return hereof
,,uIy,. ie.l l. Il fs5d, D.crk Of ,..
,SNAs.. D.,irot our Of li.fa>ot. conn.
sM4A. iNnnd -rA.uf .aU Cour, 81 Mia.
SW00s ah.H rHt. Iq.I 4 .,
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\ FARM TOR S\l.i.

\ TAKN TUK ~NII
\ fDt 7 thee and half miles FxS
n uorsh.cs., Of Marshall. on silA
the Port aldo road. There are si.G
three hondrcd aud seventy i've <T0
scrc, on the place. 81 Nhivh about one hundred
and thirty 1--we are IN = state Of cultivation.
There ar. also on lhr.plac. Dwelling House,
uegfo cabins blseksmlihs shop, barn, yard,
and other neec~ssr, buildings Of farm, Near
~ all tho mules. cattle, hogs, ard implements
that are necessary to carry on the work of a
farm, N..l a.,o be sold. For terms, spply to
:. j. SIl ART.
Sept. o. 1888. s2t.ty
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4 FINE lot Of superior Cigars Just received
~ and for sale hy
YOUNG & JOHNSON
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q 4 u Ds. D. (.

l. a. PATIliD, Attorney q Lac, Marshall
j HARRISON county. Texas. al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
YioB rfFNttff e.
Jefferson Livery stable.
Loe trtisem eBi>.

g. g. Dr
~ fhJIr ufl ..t .t
West SO. 90 .l.-
ABf ,Ho Ife...N.
THE LARGE soeA ca GOOD
Iccr a rcd U hrs NclAtf'
,TuEN respectful, invite t4y atctt 1n OF
l ,hrlt oit customers .a- mauN lsa r-N
ones a- lhc, ran get rod nuyci, generally. To
their present STOCK vblch ha~ been selected
wi, great rnr, in l'c hest nouhrfH markets,
'Tbet stock rnmpfi-e- Fct,rll AND hand
SOM. assortment of
NFtPLF AND faNti HRl GoUbN.
Hordvarc, Cmicrg, Hus. Boots, >tors,
EEApi WiDI CfoTHiNo.
Tn War;, fh,aa. Gil,s. and Quecasrgrc,
Wood Ware, eie
Il .usual tor merchants in their advertise.
mcujs to- make mauY hue PROMISES, aqd hoh
uut extraordinary udurrmsuts 90 their rus.
TONER'S believing ihc people snoa al OF
thu. Kind ni stall Goo be- hua.bpA wee ~imh
make no such p-eH. -s-, and bold oui nn false
inducements Bot this We du pramlse--tuai
We will sell yea COED good. and a. -uct princes
as ill enable YOU 30 purchase. md ~ 60 Use.
We solicit continuance of ihe patronage 50
literally extended heretofore
s,uooL nonhs
We have on hand the arscst variety Of
School books. stationery. Nud all ARTICLES per
taiung 90 such trade ever offered W Marshal
We would invite The attention %, efen.r Ani
icarhefs
April Is, 1888, lv
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\ OF ~ H..

HEREBY furcwafn all persons from cred.
t,nu OF loaning money 10 any one for " hom
,n acting as guardian, rs | am determined
,..,o pay any such debts.
MRS T.. \ THOMPSON.
Nny > 1893. rs If
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4 ~ ADAMS, Attorney u I.a's, Marshall
\ Harrison county. Iesas, vii practice "a
the sixth judicial uistnct, ana In the supreme
and federal courts a. fglrr ian II. 81.
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- y sIANshi kN, Attorney ard tou'.-
II. selor o. Lap, Mershaii. I,xas,
hiay ~, 1909 nsa-Iy.
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! T. Il y + / u l. T.
MAL.mAll. lI-HA,
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II \ FRAZER, Affarnsy 81 Laa. Mar-hal
y. Texas, viii prac.jce loo ~, Sath ludcis.
bsir,t, embracing tbr rau'ties OF Har, -oi.
CAs,, tpshar, wood, Smith, Cherokee. ka-s
and Pamela counties aug "a, %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-28
EREAT NORTHERN

GREAT NORTHERN ISss Es5:szS5
Ias Chicago TsIsac cieTesnd puniE ''iiP Bae
s Aes sS swY sm S. l. = RI THaE Il DsTs s
iAs i,ss n N Michigan ssu,sn Ragesa
s ls9gs & s q I'M
s sP SoT.s chicago as second ss STs SS
tom Chicago Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany By
one oqly Sunday from Lsale o'clock NJ connecting
isT-Thry chcaso-st Lou. and Alton
IL fins II ID y fssf&
BY 60 miles .;asas with RsroaS EaSss
m Trans sSins az Sesso NJ T sorsDn M
hours quicker than any other Northern outs "
m LIGHTNING xREs IS.aNs P1sY oSitaco a, which
@ he sa % ps I s M sss @ a1s
s G a Nj S % % A leave. ssd % al he Buffalo
Fy1 % xsE ND ~ MAsS M same sy'3PE S..o Al
connects with the Lake Shore Trains DunkIi
@a Aso & s sn sas and IN az cy sf %
Express which leaves Buffalo at arriving NswYok $50
%. ExPREss-Leaves cicsgo at NJ making the
6galjIE % ihs $50 Lightning Express,
Ish,s1s ssIaI:
Of only leaves Chicago Sunday
niles d,tsne Ig Miehsa9 Southern Railroad miles
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
s Ry O % ev and
Also Monroevie with for Columbus and cincn
sda aSd ss Road direct
o At buffalo with Nswiek Central Albany, Hudson River
Road to NewYork, and Western Road TO Boston. =
Also at Buffalo, with Honellsvile Railroad 10
tS Thus forming complete Railroad
portant cities and towns throughout the Eastern Stats
@ s sRs'si ss 81
the following 81 endid low-pre steamers:
G nNpASA p Captain Phsa MGhI
one o. which leaves day. except sundsy VI direct
for and Buffalo, connecting with tbs Lii hg
tS Baggage checked from lae Chicago
bosrd the boats and through NesYork charge
not enjoyed other taking themselves
dispatch and the which
choice Of Lake Erie
OF railroad along the shore.
ST. Louis TO NewYok by Lake Erie steamer and Hudson River
Do By Lake Erie steamer and Hudson River Steamer SC
% Lake Erie steamer and buffalo and Hornesyle Railroad as 90
Do by Lake Sore Railroad Buffalo
Do by Lake Shoie Railroad and DunkIk and Erie
ST. Louis TO ton by Lake Shore Railroad and NewYok Gen.
BY NewYcri Central and We.e Is O.
-. 81 Leua TO S1hao by Lake Erie steamer 90
St. Louis to Cleveland, BY Railroad rs
Lake Erie
ST. Philadelphia Baltimore, ali raiioai IS
tS Passepesys sfe . - ~ 70
the Office before the departure Of this making
in ayot Of the Passenger BY complying with the above
and parties pleasure by either Of the above nes
nave me privilege stopping Tor tune not exceeding fifteen days
II THROUGH TICKETS procured only Office Of the
Company No. 80 Fourth
Information with regard 10 the different will
nished q. f. FIfIELD
,... Agent N. I. and NJ S. Railroad Company
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DAILY CRESCENT.



on begone repeated brushing,
May involve thy manning crushing
II with me thou'rt bent on fighting,
Why, then persevere In lighting
On my sneeIeri
Back upon 1t, briskIy Ieaping.
Straight thou.comest-pryiag, pseping
Up each nostfil
Thou hadst better make come mention.
II thy seeming fierce intention
Be not hostile.
Men Of reason, though not seeing
Graut purpose in thy being
One suppoees
Thou vert made TO madden mortala.
BY persistence ct the portals
OF their noses
Maybe thou art, By agreement,
Nose surveying, and vehement,
Tickling, itching
OF adjacent muscles causing
Nor canst grant moments pausing
OF their tvitehing!
II such warrant fy, thou Dearest,
still marvel that thou darest
Thus to ramble
Round my nasal promontory:
Dost achieve some insect glory
By each gsmboi7
'Twould provoke saint or preacher,
Thus to have his foremost feature
Fly-inspected:
Thus my heart completely steeliug,
How may Uncle Toby's dealing
Be expected!
Thou shalt fall! thy sure trepanning
/, thy foe, am syly planning;
Sol catch thee
Teazer taken-biter bitten
Thus, now that thy friends I've written,
dispaich thee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-28
SPRING AND SUMMER IN -;

sT olHIr EN-
february 49, the above Express viii leave St. Louis daily
endsr ths charge o. chefdon. fscksge Parcels
Drafts aud Accounts collected, paid promptly Goods
so Commission Business
Freight Line TO Canve Springfield and all points the
the Alton and Sangsmmon Railroad daily
Packages and light freight forwarded ~ hours advance Of
the usual way.
Merchants requested this
Yansement.
6ss the AlsOus, and the Altoona Railroad whs, Boz.
jyss JosEPHF. RITCHERDSoN
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WATERLVG Places.
T AXE SHORE PACKET srEAMEn

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER rfTo
u a CkEOLE-Fall Arrangement. FOR
SPRINGS BILOXI and nenaedae landlagshs and
low pressure steamer CREOLE Charles Walker master built
epfesy Tor this trade with superior nceommoistions will
follows = ~ " - - - " "
MONDAYS. by A, NJ Can FRIDAYS - nv & A. NJ Carr
WhDNEsDAfsby p. NJ. Cars SATURDAYS..b p. M Cars
as follows: = - " - - -
,.,,,,> L.ases Wee Orleans: Leaves Ocean SfrinSs
n 70 oy A. NJ cars at A. NJ
MEDNESDAfS. by P. NJ can. A. N.
sEIpAYs a. cars. SATURDAY ........at a. N.
sAIuRDA vs.. by p. NJ. SUNDAY p NJ
Saturdays. - y - - - -
The Way Latter Bag will leave Agent on Mon
days and Wsdnesday at ~ o'clock and Fridays
~ Fare Bay ST. Louis and Pass Christian e9 Children
vanu qs Deck 81 Fare Mississippi City Ocean
Springs ~ 50; Children q so; Deck Ell
r, GEDDfS. Agent 10 Bank Place
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

EsOR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS xEA
y AND Pass CHRISTIAN. = Daily U. Mail .EHl3s2
SUMMER Arrangement The rrendd pncfet
steamers OREGON. Can't R. A. Hem, and FLORIDA, Capt.
oi'h seoye steame,s viii leave She portehran Railroad DAILY
arrival st the Lake Of the II O'Clock
Lou ard Pass Christian daily G
Wednesdays and Saturdays going and Mondays and Thursdays
turning.
DThe Letter nobiis above places viii leave ie
onies of the Agent AZ bslfpast II O'Clock An.
will be detained one day ut NJ bile.
~ Freghtfo st. Christian ough. 10 be sent
for steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
sI r. GEDnEs AGENT 10 pank Plaee
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cirelght OF phssAge, apply 10
EDW,D X. COLLINS 4 &C, IS Wall sreet N v
BROWN, ShiPLEl CO., Liverpool, -
I. g. ROBERTS 4 Cola Kings Arms ard Lopaon
JOHN MUNROE 4 CO.,
70 Rns Noire Dame des victoires Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre. '-'
10 fheo these viii not be
ver Busn Specie Jewey Precious Stones uneas la
Lng signed therefor and the value thereof
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WHlTE LEAD-m %, 80, 100 and 500 Ib.
hsss from ths Atlantic Union Brooklyn Pacific Ulster md
1ssrsa'' Wh''sLssa IRlkoa sals y
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Passage IRON New York Southampton aad BremenF Cabin
main saloon al20 cabin soon al00 do ae
All letters and newspapers through the Postoce
No bills of ladng the day of sailing.
An experienced Surgeoa is attached TO each ship.
For feighk apply
Mo4LER SAND d RIERA, 20 South street, New York.
c. A. HEiNCKEN 4 CO., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CRoSkEY 4 CO, Southampton.
WIN. ISEIIN, Hayre. jy9e 3m
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York at 81 and Phadelph al W and
Philadelphia 0H and Baltimore at 4 and 6P
baltimore and and ~ Washington q and II and
P.A.a and pm. and 81 -
Washington 81 and
l2 and achmond at ~ and
Richmond 81 and Peterubug At bP.n and 81
Petersburg SL PIN. and sAM. Weldon al Up M and IL 2M
Weldon ii and r. Wilmington at M. and PM
Wilmington nj l0P.a. lChaslesion at Jan.
By schedule will perceived going
South, leaving New York at ~ Philadelphia l0E
baltimore at ~ raach Charleston, S. c. days from Bal
Bakast board the passing down the Potomac
in view Of Mount Vernon by day light.
arriving Washington Baltimore the Train
81 sup, have the advantage OF rest in
rth board the Potomac steamboat aud with backed
for the Richmond
Railroad and Wilmington,
Washington, in time TO lodge the nig ight.
The lines this will perceived the avee the
advantage reaching Charleston shortest possible
Of resting he chooses his journey without much
and o avoiding the risk Of delay In the OF
hFearh Of connection ut point.
omnibuss Baggage Wagons which
sssenge and their baggage through Phsdeh Bal
no- Washington Richmond expense
ggage Conductors travellers whole
1 tnce between New York and Charleston, sc.
Passengers Charleston,
Rave their baggage checked Washington thence Charleston
any other point Of destination.
q further information and though tickets apply IN New
ok at the New Railroad street, in Phil
eiph,a, at the Phladephs Baltimore Rairoad O or on
sd hs steamboats, OF the New Castle
the Southern Ticket Office adjoining warrington
,.o STOCKTON FALLS
g.o 9n 4. v. kREBS, Agent
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DOUCHONG TEA-250 half chests, z,s,.z
II landing from bark Jenny Lind for sale by s.sW8
I L. J. HART d CO. 3xW
aus 10 Tohouptoulas street. -
A tHEESE-100 boxes English Dairy and Pine
~ Apple Cheese pc Steamship Star Of the South
sale BY X. NJ. McALPIN 4 co.
aul1 I'm 20 Common streets.
DORK-700 bbls Mess and M. o. for sale by
Il 81 KENNEDY FOSTER, rs Tehoup toulaa street.
MTHISKY-50 bbls. Old Monongahela, for
wv sale by KENNEDY FOSTER, IS Tehoupii
ID lCE-75 tierces choice Carolina, in store.
III 81 aw CONVERSE co. 81 Tchoupioulas street.
:" dozen, for sale by
w susi CONVERSE co. " TehouPtoalAs street.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE
s'eS,p ps. 1 TIE LATE MRS
RY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale, rendered md
.seis = s',il Az s's
s,s % cSa. s Sssses d o. Broom aai Ssis s
eF 81 szS ssHss :. .: ss e. ais.
.saa, IS %. q sheriff d ihs . Orleans.
CONsTABLE's SALE.
FP.I g, Jssa,e1 M &, R'DeEwAY GO v KING
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of fieri facias to me
DAY October sss, o'clock NJ my oses No. ~
Seized In the above suit Tsrns eash.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
F: MAsp Asp S SSwAS ASg . EH
JkY VIRTUE of a writ Of fieri facias to me
directed By he Hon l. 2 esisn. First Justice Of The Peace
isss
s aaISs sa sFs ss siss
ssI1sd il he above suit Termn cash.
BROUGHT to the First District Police a,
@ & s A. 2; nss; s sisa ais g A.. S.
jackson 'A'' 0D 'ns '''s A'' ne belongs . Ai "''m
The wi" please comply yosHAS @ N Nv ;Biis s5sszt% Inv s.a.
Neworsans, september ~ lsss s94 lawsw
ID AN AWAY from the Chain Gang ofax
fhoMAs, T.sf, year. old, iueAs. hsA-
Neworesns, September is, 1858. sis
BROUGHT to the First District Police a.
vsrsl Says he b:ious. Mrs. 3.N
The viii please comply c N IN SSa hT
Neworeana, September Il, 1858. sis iswsw
BROUGHT to the First District Police 2.
PHLIP or CALEB black fec, inches high hs, scar AZ
hs isi cheek Say. he belong. TrsnoosA
! A. t s Ps a % years Old s'y she
boas H. s @ s' inches high about 10 years DID, Says he
r'' owners vi" please comply ss n IN ssSsff NV
BROUGHT to the First District Police a.
~ ToMAs slsss feet inches high as
s s@ sf'ssi 10 ~ .
tbs 3 ..s e. % q s p' Of
s'' vi" please ''p, with the ~
Nswtrieans September g. issz. 20 Is~sw
DROUGHT to the First District Police a.
Jsc9b ssl,h, fee, ,nes;. high 2,
n ' s1d % % noe Says be belongs to Mr. Richard
The owner wi" please 'On S:s RI him
Nsworls.n.. sep,embsrs 1855 IS isSs@
WROUGHT to the First District Police a.
Il D Prison ~
the forehead Says he belongs Landry Il
JONATHAN WoRRALI, Warden.
Nswoloans Septsmber :, 1883 81 Iawaw
ROUGHT to the First District Police a.
2 Prison ~
JIM, black, feet ~ inches high, about "a old,
the Psrish Of Jefferson.
The will please comply with the him.
JONATHAN W0hRALI, Warden.
New Orleans, September 8, 1858. ss iawsw
RROUGHT to the First District Police a.
- Prison ~
join THOMAS, muato feet AZ inches high So II
ysaie old Says he belongs to Mr. Maxwell. ~.
HENRY gfe inches years
| on the face Says he belongs o Mrs. Coun.
Tbs owners will please comply with law respecting them
JONATHAN WORRALL Warden.
New Orleans September Q, 1873 ss lawaw
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VOLUME VI.
rIN1TgD STATES MAIL STEAM es3.

" SHIP COMPANY. connecting sih The Pscae
FoRNIA AND OREGON, via Aspn.L and PsnamaBy order
General the United Mail the
California md Oregon Mas dpatehed
month"; from direct Asinwa
for Aapn~ all the fh and
Sunday the sailing be postponed until the Monday
The Pacific Mail TO be readiness
ont arrival Of the malta at Panama -
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HorEIDoM. The Mirror is noticing the RAPID
increase Of fuagnifcent hotels in New York city.
broadway, we are told. is getting to be little
else than one vast series of hotels, with base
ment accommodations for shopping. shaving snd
bathing-from the Bowling Green to the Crys-
tai Palace. and all are full and overlooking.
The editor mysteriously adds: <
1t is said there are two or three eligibly stu
ated hotels whose proprietors are always short
and vet their houses are always full! The
mystery, we suppose, may be explained by one
word rd-mismaragement Some landlords gam
BILE away their profits some drink them up
others waste their substance on fast horses and
fast women. But still, we think no one will
deny the statement that there is at this time NO
business in New York so profitable and so sure
as hotel keeping.
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INOR BALTIMORE, WASHING. -

ExNOR BALTlMOKE, Washing lrssasT:Sss1
Il TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK -ts1SSss.-is
GREAT THROUGH LINE FOR THE ASTf-BALTiAioRE AND
iio RAILROAD from Wheeling Baltimore, with
the Washington Branch Railroad the Junction. (asy
heay Houss nine miles from Baltimore with the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad to Philadelphia.
The great tunnels the Of the line fully
ped aud the whole road is in fine condition. Presenting of the
Tor the comfort and saiey constantly exercised by the
ers and Agents OF this Company and there the
United States Notwithstanding the sed
Ions agents Of other routes to the
The and splendid of the Union from LOUISVILLE
Madison and Cincinnati with the Wheeling, through
tickets these places Baltimore Washington, Philadelphia
be had Of Wall Widen, Boat Agents. and Fulton Newell
Lsee St. Louis, the boa Of the Unon Lane only oaisv
and baggage carefully transferred 10 the
The Express Mail Train leaves Wheeling daily
and arrives at Cumberland (2o mes) aud allowing
two hours there arrives Baltimore $3.50 m) daylight the
trains making the through from Wheeling less than twenty
hour including ftopPages.
Travellers will fail observe that this s THE CHEAPEST
well as Of The most pleasant routes to the East.
baggage checked through the Eastern points Without charge
and baggage anfered the FOR the
Junction, and Philadelphia, Baltimore, without charge
Travellers are allowed ample time and opportunity all points obtain
lhsir meals.
Through tickets Louis ncudng MEALS etc. on
iouisvi 10 Baltimore (h the privilege Of lying anywhere
the roucss; Washington, slo Pkadsph 90. To be
Of the Agents Az ABovK, ONLY.
The Railroad fare nom whelng 10 Baltimore &s So Phdel
pha or Washington ~ 50.
t stop running Ohio for the season. pn-
~ Frght oil Eastern by this
(Which prepared will be tax
other route All property carefully handled and delivered ia
good order
No. 40 Commercial corner OF Pine.
au24 WM. PARKER, General Superintendent Baltimore.
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Tho public informed the Of this
Company and Improved Navy Dpa4ep
commanded by Navy Oee carrying tha United States Malls
hereafter leave mmediai Atlantic Malls
touch at Acapulco.
boat will be kept At each end Of the route TO
The steamship COLUMBIA will San Francisco and
Oregon awaiting the the arrival Mails and
Passengers without delay with the Malls and
Passengers the San Francisco Persons
through passage from Neyork
have preference the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates Of fare from San Francisco the most avors
BILE terms.
An Surgeon pemansn attained 70 each Steamer
the Lines personal baggage
exceeding 10 cubic Freight will be taken 70 Cha
and from Panama 10 San Francisco the rate
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At he of thsr at
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! WEALTHY Cry. Providence, R. l., is one
of the wealthiest Cities in proportion to popula-
ton in the United States. The amount Of taxes
assessed in that city is s197 $50 %, and the
rate of assessment fifty three cents on each one
hundred dollars. The Providence Journal pub
fishes list Of the wealthiest property holders,
among whom are the following y
Alexander Duncan and family 81 ,349, roo; I. :.
P. Ives heirs, ~ ,241 500; Anna Jenkins heirs.
S6lO 100; Nicholas Browns heirs $459, ,00O; D.
Dyer, SS62 900; Philip Allen, $312 900; Seth
Adams. Jr., $307 500; Benjamin Hoppin. S252.-
GOO Marshall Woods and wife, S244 100 Sam.
G. Arnold's heirs, $225 800. s8i siilli' III
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IEA-GOING VESSELS.
GaLVESTON.

VIII leave SUNDAY, October .. . . o'clock A. NJ.
sEOR GALVESTON ,INDIAN0LA, ,PoRr <>*Tfxa
~ LAvAcA snaMATAooRDA BAY-Rsgular Ney =
nagnaesnt ssamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah Smith, mas
will leave above Freight for Galveston will b. delivered
hs the Ships Tsckss Quarantine. Freight for lndanoa
win be landed the wharye lsubect 10 ishtsrass IN
without freight passage hhv
}ng elegant accommodation apply 70
HARRIS i MORGAN foot Of Julia street,
A. opposits the Steamship Iandiug
having pilot Pas cnvalo Bar
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