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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMER LINE
IN via Nicaragua.The Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua propretors Through in advance Of the mail
Only line giving through tickets Ecludipg tho Ishmu
crossing The double engine steamship STAR OF TIE
WEST 1900 tons hur,hes, win leave from pier North
river Mt o'clock p precisely for San Juan del Norte
on Saturday Augnst ah connecting with enc new aud "a
Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve miles Of
land transportation These steamers unsurpassed In
their ventilation and For ation
PASSAGE apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No.
Ro linz Graz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

E,On SOUTHAMPTON AND aAvRE.-THE UNITED
T. States mail steamship II u BOLDT Lincs ccmmandsr
wleavs for asyes touching :. pton to aad ts
O'clock from pier No.4 Price Of PASSAGE first cabin
500 second csbD SO Luggage not wanted during she
should board the day before sailing,
marked below No merchandise win DO received hoaId
TO AOkTIMER LiVIN GsToN, Agent. 50 Broadway.
s,rEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
= The Gasso~ md md New y, Yosh Steamship Coupanys
Craig, will leave New Yorh for Glasgow
Wednesday, b September next ut IL O'Clock and
Saturday, November At u eclooh First cabin
(sAleoD state rooms sy do do tmidshp DOB s6 second
cabin, So; third ards fees included Apply
to J. MCSYMON, SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

ED@ ARD x. COLLINS CO.. No. So Wall street.
BROWN, SHiPLEY 4 co. Liverpool
2. q. ROBeRTs CO., Is King Arms Yard, Lonaen-
JOHN bUNRtE co., No. Is Hue Notye Oamo de-
VICTORIES, Paris
GEO II. phAPhh, GAvre.
The these sbps will not be accountable for gold
oliver bullion spccis jswery prscious Bsones metals,
bills Of Adng signed therefor, and the value
thereof the roip expressed
1SAB LIVERPOOL AND PHrLA DElPHYA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their steamships
IRON PHILADELPHIA.
City Of 2aturosy. July
City of Glasgow. Saturday, Aus. 70
rRon LIVERPOOL
City OF Glasgow. Wednesday, July
City Of Manchester. ........ Wednesday, Ang. "a
Saloon, 500, $50 and 500 taocordine to
imtee number Of third class viii 10 taken
And found With oos fcrsably cooked provisions for
&N % Liverpool k5. from Liverpool
Parties wishing 60 bring Out their friends obtain oeY
aestes Of passage and dras the asnh Of Irssna Ii
Of e sterling and ards, Haudbis hsd
Abe once Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17
EIPRESS AGENCIES.

1C0REI0N EXPRESS GOODS AND PACKAGES FOR
ws.asd to and from ali Of Tho globe, o. tie most
GcAsssehs rates, by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

CEGOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMRANY-AN IN
sfaIment Of tweaty five per the stock Of the
Second Avenue Railroad Company will be required to
paid Monday August % Of the oompa
ny, corner Of the Bowery and Walker street.
r. T. MULLIGAN, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED s9ATEH
Nail stesmsraThe ships ssAprisins The line are Ne

chips bsvns bosD built BY contract expressly Tor
ssrvee every has been tksn IN their
ructon In thsY co and speed
their for uneauaes
alegaDce and eomfcrt
Prioe Of passage IRON New York 10 Liverpool 6rss
cabin $780, In second cabin. N0 Exclusive Of sxtya
dire stats~o0m. KN0
From liverpool 20 New YORK ESQ and GO
An Experienced surgeon attached ~ each ship.
No bsrths secured until paid for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17
psw York, August Il, 1888 = o'''S'' ana Ian

fyORPOEATIoN NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petitions have in the
Beard Of for thc constructive In the
1Dlswisg named streets, 20 Wit Is william street, from
Dusne ~ Frankfort street, also In Elizabeth street, feom
1sstsr TO Grand street also in Thrte, nth street. from
th avenue TO and through Tenth u Fourteenth
sere.t Also In Twenty sixth street between Tenth
~ Hudson river All persons interested In the above,
ssns -ria.g to- Contrast Clerk at this ofoe
6usoIe Augcst n. 1858. NICHOLAS DeAN, President.
Croton Aqneduet Department, august Il 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

TINT STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
United states Bai Steamship Company connected with
the Pacino Nail Steamship Company carrying the great
Uned states Calf0rpis and oregon via Aspnw all
and Panams Alec monthly line bet Now York,
HIvans and New Orteaps sailing At O'Clock NJ, from
foot OF Warren st.eet, North river.
The United states all Steamship Company intend to dis
patch direct Aslin~A in the month Of August. the fol-
lowing cams hips-
The GEUKGIA -. Capt John McGowan. 49,. Aug. s.
The ILLIN UIS. Capt Hsrtstene u. g. N. 20.
Connecting at PpnAn,a with the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company followsTne Georgia with the California Capt
h c.. Whiting and the Illinois with tho Golden Gate Capt
q Patterson u Through tickets texee pt ossng
the esn be had At the rates
City, CAPTAIN Angust II and Tho Cherokee, Capt
sster August Freight passage be had At the
paAys Office No. III West street, Of Warren
where addionsl inform alton be obtained appca-
tiop IN person or by letter to N. o. ROBERTS.
A'OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPPOSITION
~ line. Through scketa reduced rates The and
splendid steamships UNC Gle SAM 20t tons
for the Pacific, and the YANKEE BLADE, 1850 tons,
the present comprise the line oAss steamship
viii be despatched Cor Aspinw sn Saturday August
precisely At o'clock p NJ, to connect vitb thea spcA-
did and we'll known fast sailing etsaInshp Uncle
San william A. Mills der, which will sail i'm.
Can The steamships forns are Arst
class in all respects stand No with the
panies have superior and
cd for Gpeed and ventilation Every exerton win
che part Of the 0cere and TO merit the fvor
the travelling public and 10 TO be hoped that California
this Hoe securing themselves speed oomors and safety
good surgeon will DO attached to esch steamer
ana medicine res Of charge For freight apply
oaly to Z. MILLS. Agent. 81 CORTLAND ttsset.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Bren en.-Bremen Mail Line Tho side wheel
steamer bANSA. 20 TONS and GEKAANIA, 900 tons,
will sail follows
FROM
Germana. ...... August !. Septembe. L.
Hama. .......... August 20. September -.
Passage from New Y rk to Bremen
First oAbip 800 Second cabin. $O
For freight or passage apply to
OEIRICUS 4 co Rrond atrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

CRAMKRCY H0TRL.-TuIs ELEGANT AND FAsH
'oaable hotel corns. Of broadway and Twepteth street
with lie extensive additions comprising two hundred
and twenty rooms is ready Tor tho
o. the pusls Bsard " Day or SO week lodsns
intends that this house continue TO desero It's high
rudstation Q 1rst class hotel. l.. DONALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR PORT
az %n Sun
ss b fer esS s aos ss1 Sa.
on tb q At two O'Clock from Pier
% s "a pGss 'sssy 'o1
~ Gfy D 5 st A,snn w find on
and from hsr model ard power Of ensine III
seetcis 81 he sapsSy feel shas lsy awe ~ puss
to state That the naErens delays have been through
having the naohnery finished in the time anticpa.ed
M wsai &ere I
s Win Be up s q @
sssEaa s % 81 Which ss I !. tax sEsn s
''''y At the '' hskSkS s4s agents. "a broadway
I'M TIE PTqSyEs EyETIE nos
hulk of COO barrels siio halds aueiy acsom modae
ai's M
EoR SAVANNAH AND TLoaIsA;-UNITED STATES
NJ woodruff, captain. wal leave Saturday, ADJUST 20
0'l'sh y I III NSfh LIS 3
The Alabsma Goo \. sehenok on WednesdAy August q
FOE AND WEEKLY
s9uThEkNIn 8 Ewsa C0nmansef; viii issye pier Ne.
ESS a.tisSs s5 n: T ;ss
rs.s .:l. % s. .sm; to r m
s.. AsP 4cs
KOANoKN, Cavendy commander leaves pier Is NORTH
rive,, every Tuesday afternoon st o'clock. and the
JAMESTOWN, Lewis Parrish, commander Saturday
afternoon O'Clock. No freight received AFTER o'clock
sss' EubI1s "
Fo2 ssAIE--scEooNER NAncIssA, COLD SPRING,
T. Is pinety two tons draws nine fee. water when
loaded hye old and In good orders sas and ali tho
pniug rigging nearly will be sold cheap For
ueulays inquire OF the sutscrbers Capt JACOB TITUS
Cola spring l.. l., SIDNEY TITUS, 10 South street,
New York.
pALLAsT.-vEssELS DISCHARGED AND BALLAST
- Cd reasonable terms, by II. MCKAY,
AspnwAll Navy Bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

f}oaPaRArIoN NOTICE WILL BE
~ rvseved NJ 81 Office Of the Comm Streets md
Eps Of Chsmbe and Centre until the 3sh
Gay al August. 1853 ~ o'clock, NJ after 4oieh time
will DO received glazing two
lamps also one thousand :il lamps aeeodipg to
lad Gas No I29 Mercer street The estimates will be
9Dsped ths 22d day OF ugut 1888 estimates
- oetasned at the oce 81 the Co Of Stre and
EAsnps- corner Of Chambers aod Centre s,reots
HENRY kRCULARIUS, Jx
~ and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

CHICEFSTERS FLAX AND HEMP MACHINERY
This system Of ,hinery for pulling fax breaking
and dressing fax and hemp meet the hearty approval Of
all who have pied it wRessd s opcrat ion
Fly offered 20 the public the only thorough
and efficient of overcoming the din
which have hitherto obtained In this depar
facturc The aohnery simple and durable rapid in the
little operate leaving the fla. and hemp line in
toore in any country Tho machinery for breaking and
dressing fax BIO exhibition st the Crystal
lace the Machine arcade AL business information in
regard to the macLery, terms Of sao bs had by
applying to Ripley Cameron, 6S Pine street. Now York.
or Le.is (. Chichester, Patentee, Brooklyn city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

Howard sffeet Now York, 10 open for the accom-
81 the public The house hes recently been ats:
asuporor panner The s6eye hotel s conducted the
European plnn and the proprietor ssos ths patronage
his former gossts and the travelling public In general
GEORGE W. HARPEL. froprlstsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

DAGE BACON / CO., BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO
CnL-Exchanse on London, Valparaiso, and tSe pine.
eities Of tie u'ited States for sale in 70 suis ~
state and proceeds promptly remted and draw
the American Exchange Bank Aessrs Drncan Sherman
Nav York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

MISC1EAIlANEUUAx
A MEXICAN FLUID MAGNEsIA.-AN INDIsPENsA-
IA BILE cooling summer medicine, peculiarly adapted to
veers females and children aeidty Of the
mach and onectually cures dyspepsia skheadache and
eostvepcss. No f. nily should BIO it war wea
Their. To be had of all druggists.
HOLBROOKE, MARTIN 4 CO., No. l57 Broadway.
billiards IN BROOKLYN.--TH MONTAGUE
ID Hall Billiard Rooms, containing ten tablss, the
largest the city of this fashion
able All admirers Of billiards should WRIT
having recently been fitted arranged
superior to anything Of the kind IN New York.
THOMAS TOYNBEE, Propretor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

GREAT SALE OF FANCY GO0DS.-FOR A FEW
VI days only will be continued tho great sale ofmported
goods consisting ornaments igures 60
g. street. AZ prices considerably below cost Some
very uc English pictures deliberately framed selling
very low rrcc few prime guus patod goods and
glass much uDder the usual price, Visitors to the
city country merchants and those abont purchasing win
End this chance to buy few articles at bargain
Come and Ter yourseyes Remember S Nassau street.
door from John street. Now or never.
TIC PLAYING CARD BUYERS-SoUTHERN AND
We,tern merchants will frd 1Iets assortment OF
we'll seasoned cards from the card factory
saieat tboir depot IN Now York.
SAMUEL HART a co. 80 JohnLt reet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

NEW YORK AURORA DRAMATIC COMPANY-LA-
IN dice ard gentlemen do irous joining tho
newly organized amateur dramatic please sn
fy the by addressing H., Herald by
tending citing OF the ompany, Central Hall, ia
Grand stre the evening Of Thnrsaay August Is those
who previously addressed H. respectfully In
vted TO attend The first regular performance will take
place IN about two weeks. g. II. EARL, President.
i L..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

in oliver street. and he furniture for saleconting Of
chairs Brussels fine glass; bure beds bed
stead cooking stove &C. 60 For particulars inquire Of
Mr.. THOMPSON, 80 Oliver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

GoNNER's THEATRE GREEN STREET, Albany
~ This elegant establishment will reopen Monday
Spsmbe, Ladies and ssrtlomen Of talent
who dssirous Of negotiating, viii please address me-
post paid) at the theatre. Albany.
EDhON S. CONNER, sole lessee and manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

IMPORTED FFENCH GAS FIyTUHES.- THE SUB
scrber respectfully sooirs attention 10 his nrco
mcnt fixtures from the best makers in Paris put
In the best etylc and warranted Keeps also French
clocks and tel piece Chna bohemian gas
ware, and mechanical lamps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

communicates by folding dosrs at No Wall street,
either singly together. Apply to w. WATSON, No. IS
VA kk. building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

WASHINGTON CIRCUS. CORNER OF THIRTY
w ninth street and Sixth ayeRue.-Mann Moore, and
Tho pson Propr et0rs.
Tho new spectacle of
1HE NEW CARNIVAL OF VENICE
VIII he performed
EVERY AFTERNOON
this week, In addition to the performs by the
STAR COMPANY,
every afternoon ard evening
Afternoon open at o'olock performances
mcDcs At Evening Doors open at 4; porfor
Admission to ell parts OF the house, 25 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

THE BARON sroLAsco, CONSULTING pHysICRAN
and surgeon from London, Professor Of nssicins and
Surgery Of European lame date Of Broadway 2 Pyss
Of Macdouaal street, All diseases treated
liusp 0en W 10 ssleSl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

RowERY fHEArsE oOOKs OPEN AT III CUR.
ID Tain rises Ne tx O'Clock
Wednesday syenipg August IL will be perfs rmed
sWEr1HEs hTS AND WIvEs
Billy Lsckadsy. Mr. C. Burke Eugsnia -. Mrs Baker
Franklin. MT kns'er Laura SO
Chas. Franklin. Mr. Johnston Ms Rei Ms Broadlsy
wool DEALER.
Capt. Oaiiy M. Baker Amands. Mrs Ysomsns
THE SOMNAMsULIST
Rossmbert. ..sr. Savage rrnsstine. .Mr Baker
fdmupo. .Ar. Stone Dame MIRA Bro sdiey
De- Trop Mr. lefiDgweI Nine. Gertrude. Mrs. YeomAps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

(NHOCTAW INDIANs.-SOMETHING NEW AND WON
~ derful-A more Attractive and Instructive exhibition
has before the public Clothed In their native
costume they will represent their customs and
perform their dances ard through with their
Grand Indian Ban Play very strange and interesting
The exhibon will take place this evening" at tho City
Assembly Rooms, between Howard and Grand streets.
Doors open at performance TO dominance at soslosk.
Change Of programme evening" Every New Yorker
snd straug should avail hims. Of this oppor
tuGity obtaining valuable instructive aud
ment Tor will the like appear again. Come
tonight tickets % cents. Reserved seats 90 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

no COFFEE DEALERS.--CHYCORY OF SUPERIOR
favor and quality constantly on hsnd and arriving,
Tor sale Iew nCapsdisn dealers supplied IN bond.
GEO. WALKER, Importer, %o WSsbington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

y0uPeRArION NOTICs.-PUBLIC NOuC

HyOkPORAT1ON NCTlCE-fhOrOoaL WILL BIZ
received st abe once Of the Commissioner Of Streets
~ LamDs corner chambeys and Centre streets I'll
Hs th day q august hSs At O'clock NJ after which
Do sty Of York with two Thousand g>e lamp frames
g ess oil lamp fraes Of tin s,oording
Re o. be tho oce tho Of
No. 2y Mercer street Tho sstwstss sill be opened
= Nns 42d day Of 1853 Blank be- OBJ
sd tho ofice Of the Commissioner Of Streets and
EAmys Of Cha hers and Centre st cots
HENRY AkCULAkIUS JR
Commissioner VI Streets snd Tampa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

They all frat class New Yerk built ships provided
with requisite articles the comfort
passengers .nd commanded by Of the
trade The price of passage IL $780, without wines
liquors. sent to the subscribers will be forwarded
rom any charges hut those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, l64 Pearl street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27
uAftsiItt.J.I tsTIIs IE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GiitL-
Narshai, Hari ison county Teras.

TOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS,
NarshaH Hari ison county, Ieras
4 Ills lastiiuie. situated IN retired part Of
I the beautiful town Of No shah, Will be
opened for The reception 81 pupils. on the 1T
Mundtt Boo September uud continue 10 mouth
The design Of tine Principal Of this establish
meut. j. to furnish parents and guardians al
the flciinc. Of e PERMANENT school for the
education ct their daughters and wards Wijh
nll th. .dyauiage- OF a sell furnished, commo-
diou- building. ample apparatus, and hi4hls ed.
uca'ed, experienced teachers. The course Of
instruction VIII b. most thorough, W the lower
aud shrr Ls0Li,H BHAsCHE-, with particular
attention 10 aArHrNs1ios Lain and French
wl'l also he taught, ihr latter by native
Frtncianau, O graduate IT oue Of ihe most Gel
cbrat,d universities on the continent
The Music department will bee under the
rauirui Of a teacher vino is equally competent
to instruct upon tire Organ. Piano, OF Guitar
~ word every r'ior, vii b. made TO present
$40 the advantages oi elder and loGg established
schools in other parts Of the country. The
discipline will be administered slndly and
hrnl, hy the Principal Pupils will be required
to attend pubic wor-iHp OH tit sabbath, the
Principal always giving he parent or guardian
tine privilege OF selection az ong the four
chnt hrs IA tine village, at the Time Of en-
trance
The rates. of tuition and board are ~ fol-
llN- - .ta.- I.lft If 10 months.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27
ELECTION RETURNS.

We publish below the returns from the
Election. 50 iAr a, received The returns nre
generally incomplete. From some counties
AZ, have only he vote Of Pea-e and Dchilirrc.
D,nc,- vote is small amounting To onl, $40
Ii Is. we presume, bat seldom gwen. II wil
h.. seen that our returns embrace :? counties
amt of the % IN the State, leaving - to be
heard from. IN | of these. tn.wit, Burleson,
burnett, FL Psso, Nueccs, Golad, ilidago,
nm Medina, Mad-on. prc-ldio. U,aldc. Trn-
,tv. Webb, ard Starr, pcase has no doubt fe.
e,lted maJortiv-, winch will exceed, IN tHc
a.,frcgaic, the mnlurlty of Drhltfce in the
remaining counties. OF the - counties heard
from the returns are incomplete from 81 ot 80
From - OF % of THESE II may safely be as.
sum,d that Prs-e vii get Increased maiotiJie~
We have not given The vote for It.. Govern
or, as the returns are VERY incomplete We
are satisfied. however, hat Dickson Is elected
O., large mHIurly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27
Election Notice.

WHEREAS the lost election has resulted
w in tie between Dr Joseph Taylor and
Cot Nat Smith two Of the Candidates for Re
preventative To- the ucNt Legislature OF the
State OF Texas iot HARRISON County
Be It therefore known that Polls viii be
opened at all the precincts ia said County on
the iir,i Monday " September next, 1t bong
the fifth day OF said month, for the election OF
one representative to the n.St legislature Of the
State aforesaid to suppl, the number of rep
resentatlyes allowed to said County by law.
r. A. PATlLiO,
August II. 1883 Chief Justice
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27
4 FRESH ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS



hhh" "h " Ab'HS
II " ERFWER aud W w ADAMS
t.nis, .r,sred n, roo,,t,.,.r.l,,, Nm N,
D,. Good. t,.,4a-.. are u..y op,s,ni II ,s..
STAND. Noftb.,,.t corner 81 tl,' pub.,,. -,,,.,,
u Marsha Yue Of tb, largest ani best .cirele,
NJDrb or GODDS
..t............,.'- -, t,.t.-.....,,
M ,nlo,rl,,, aiI If ts,. ar,i,Iss ae bs,a ~,
hand b,.t ec dn.if. Ia ,ay few Var3. 4, o,,
n.an3. Aed af.t 10 the
LADIES
", .f,s.s.. a..- IL. ,
~
.'..,..I.i 49,. .n'.s, a''i ', - '' 81,
''' e'''N ,',''
a,.ortinra,. of mu.Hn de l,,pe.. stlk.. Ar
embrace a rsret. q choicest dress patterns
We hs,s slsoa neat collection 81 prints, em
We aee eao8ge assortment of bonncl., cen
-isope Of every ,auely asd embracing ta'
latest Styles a-d test hN''h. We hope tn
,g\'yJC1yNx In,,n> ''''''
we nave '"'"' assortment o. genie
men Fvoa'' CONSISTING 81 every a,beis uNu
A'} "ep' !" te'S'' s''fes' very h'hdso1n'
'''"' ,.,..' ,,,,,, ,.,x,.,,,,,,.,.
''','''e ''f "f,''s N'i Snlh''i' eu'of"''i z
.,oka A. "a. hi~o ,i.o (, eo. ..s,,,,a',.,., =.
mrs
,,.i.tt. ~ 10.
I.@t.rn ..'n '5 a. q" ''' MUSEUM
AHOES AND BOOTS.
. .,.,,,.. ,..,..,,...,,, 81, ,.,.,,,. ..t,.t,a Z,
I,,.. .,.ry 5s, ,,'sr,. ,, ,i.,.st,on No.,
"a MiLiEN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

krNrueKY EIEcrIoN. - I1utyfiNc.
August 6,--Ihe returns Of the election
show TINT the Congressional delegation
from this State consists Of four Democrat.
and six Wings.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

Guar OvrR,ionr The police should
have broken into kossuth's nursery. They
then would have discovered even his eh'ld'
rem in arms, and the nurse teaching the
young idea how TO shoe, The very iloa
ers OF his garden would have been found
TO carry p,siiis Punch.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

Nrw CorToS. - Messrs. Oglcsby n
no" cotton. 1t came from the plantation
OF Mr.. J. G. Fulilove. OF this pailsh.
Shrsr,pori South Western
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27
DAVID SUDDtFII. Adm.
II % lsh1 DIV.


ADKINS RATION No DICE.
I ErrERS Of administration DE- hotis non
were granted to the undersigned on the
estate Of Ja. Shelbourn. deed, ON the 27th Of
july A p. 1883. by the county court held ia
and Tor the uouuty Of liarrsoB, Texas. lhis
Is, therefore, to notify all persons having
claims agans, said estate 10 present them duiy
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, and those indebted to the same will make
immediate payment
DAVID SUDDuTH. Adm.
August 20, 1888 b-o"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

NORM CARoLiN> EtrcloS.-Ihe re,
turns from North Carolina show that the
Democrats generally are gaining
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

ESIRAl NOTICE.
STAGE 90 ltxAs,
UgrfiSaR ousig
'l'hkEN UT and eetFsyed before ". {.
i Makelaud, hsq, on titc ilih day Of Jant,
A D. is53. bs Audrv~ Montgomery, M Beet
No. 7. ,mal maze malv---ellu saddle marks
ON tn. night -ids, and marks OF Use esar-
about J hands high and about four years oid.
Appraised By john 4. MeAulien and VIM
a. Tort, dollars.
o. HENDkiCk. {. {.
Aug 3. 1853 So
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

Mujor.lr. Tn, vote in Sabine has not
been given but simply the majority. The
majority of neasc in tamrtou j. stated Ia be
5u0, by the New orlean, paper. 1t appears
that Judge Ochiltf,e was unknown on the
RIO Gfande
a strip from the office of the State Gazette
informs u~ that pel~e gets large malor,lcs IN
tiils rarrau,, Dallas, aud Collin counties.
letter from Budeson county, dated An
gust ith says Pease = long ways ahead IN
This county -- Nacegdochcs Chronicle.
An extra from the office Of the Brownsville
Flag informs u that Ooeirce was not run
there, and that pcasc received 300 majority IN
Cameron county over bis other oompeutor,.-
Aan Augustine Uerad.