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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17


MATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
SILVER WATCHES JEwELRv AND SILVER WARE.
ct retail. at much less than the usual prices
WATCHES.
Jules watches received BY every arrival
with certificates from him with each watoh warranted per-
foct time keepers COOPER wArcHEs. -.
Duplex lovers, In hunting and magic cases. perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND
and quarter second wAtoh for timing horses in gold and
Splendid gold pocket chfnomoters which without
any variation. Eionr DAY WATCHES.
Watches which eight days
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies hunt ng Gases.
AAMorD WATCHES
for ladies' some In magic cases.
which change into three different watches.
WHICH WIND
up n turn the hands without any key. .
Fine gold spne watches, four holes jewesd.
Cold snsmelled watches for the ladies' %
Ems patent 1everv 10 w
Gold English patent levers hunting cases. .... 50 %
Silver patent levers a. low as. .... 70
Silver detached levers as low as. ..,,............
and all other styles Of watches at equally low pros
Diamond rings pns bracelets finger rings and crosses
All kinds Of gold chains gold wedding rings. gold
Keys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
and silver specaces gold toothpicks charms Chstosine
obains, &c. silver WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks, pie knives napkin
rings fruit kpiyes wedding cake knives Ac 40 waohs:
and exchanged All watches warranted TO Keep good
time, or the money returned
REPAIRS.
MI kinds and clocks cleaned and repaired In
GEORGEC. ALLEN,
tmpor,er OF watches and ewery wholesale and RETAIL Ne
ii W all street. uecond floor, near broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY FOR SALE SsI tsn - TIE ran
egbt rooms Is convenient for two families
Tine lot % 26xi0 story building on the rear ox the
nays interest Part OF the money can remain
On bond and mortgaSc. Apply on tho premises,
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SPORTING,

NOR DOG, THE LARQRsP
and hAndsomest In the oity Also two hAok aAa teA
terrier doss Apply M9e Tsnth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

A WIDOW LADY, OF YOUNG LADY OF PREPOs.
IA sespg personal APPEARANCE and somc property can
form favorable matrimonial alliance with gentleman Of
like appearance and in receipt Of good income In
profession Of tho highest rehpectakty Address tides,
Broadway Post 00cs.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL. AssoCIATIoN.-THE PUBLIC ARE
wi informed that more members can be admitted until
rther notice to rvc mc TO arrange and
anrwor the vast influx OF applicants An Office will be
oponed, MRS. THEODORE N. SANDFORD, Scc'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

RIO LET-PART OF THE FINE FOUR STORY BRICK
house No 2I3 Ninth street, between First and Second
All the hrst story half Of the third and also
cellar and privilege % the the bathing Inquire
~ ~ dn-s a.aIe OK - Cs-ag stree from IL tol NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

EOR SALE AT AUCTION BY A. J. BLEECKER. ON
Thursday March IT, 1883 at u o'clock Mt the Exchange
The three story brick front house. with brick addition No a.
Broome street lot by TO- houso suitable for lar.
family be divided for separate families There Is
drain to the street Croton water all the floors
bath There three different stage routes within
two blocks of the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

EoRGE AND FARM TO SELL OR IET-FREEDoM
Forge, at Wynauque, Pompton, New Jersey, with
large water power and 81 land also farm Of 10
acres from the FORGE win be- rented sold low;
IL sold two thirds remain bond and mortgage APP
ply to JOHN i. JONNSTON,0 wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

LNOR SALE-A BOX IN THE POST OFFICE, WELL
Il located. Price $50 Address Speculation" Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

| LyOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
Washington Monument Hotel Third avenue doing
good business. Apply to WIN. D. SPARKS, Proprietor.
| FOR SALE CHEAP-THE THREE STORY HOUSE
and lease Of lot l40 Franklin street About half
can remain n mortgage. Apply on tho premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

nor SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ALARGE
fretcsss grocery store doing good business, to
gether with lease The for selling is the
owner Is going into other business. Apply to NISBET
4 hath
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TIOR SALEM SOUTH STREET, THE INTEREST
in the lease stock and fixtures of arstolass building
The above Is Of the best stands for ship ehandery liquor
restaurant ship and cabin stores First rate lease free
from any The upper part the building
be let at alloy tho purchaser to occupy the
cellar quito nominal Apply at 30 Cherry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

VHANTED-A PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPITAL
w Of eight ten thousand dollars and business
70 continue and enlarge the business Of has
given. Address T. j. L., Herald office, stating
and where interview be had Communications
sidered confidential
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WANTED TO BORROW $6O0-ANY GENTLEMAN or
w education and responsibility, who would be willing "
the TO furnish small house. will receive In
rt for the and secsrity tho goods with the
choice Of IN eeltec house, where only two three
gentlemen will he received asbosrders The ADVERTISE
10 highly educated lady has profession she lives BY end
square Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALR-THE
nutss walk Of the centre Of that city and thsr
the most desirable lots Connecticut either for manua
turing residences Bridgeport contains 10000
inhabitants of tho most varied1y beautiful cities
Now England and part Of exceeds its natural
attractions in those Embellishments which very
outlay have created The ground Is high and dry the
pure and soft the centre park Of eight acres Of nau
raj wood Of stately growth about seventy dwellings, taste
full architecture have been built and erecting
Nowhere the line Of the New York and Now Haven
Railroad there such offered those locating
themselves In tho country We have several very beautiful
cottages for sae largo portion of the purchase
remain mortgage. Address, or call on. DAVID w.
THOMPSON, Bridgeport agent for the propretors r. T.
BArnum and W. II. Noble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

FRO LET-rN FIFTH STREET BETWEEN AVENUES
and i, tho second floor Of three story house,
esting Of two parlors with marble mantc and folding
DOORS and two bedrooms adjoining with hot cold
in baths and all modern in the and
also Mtshen' Loestoh hne open ana airy ana convs
str Rant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

NOR sALE-TWo DEAD SPINDLE THRoSTLEs or
i2s spindes each; one dead spindle throste Of 1872
nindos: one dead spindle throste Of 96 spndc Those
trostes can be used for either warp filing Also
dead spiado throste 40 spndes for warp Also ring
rate condition, and can be seen running Appiyto
LAWRENCE CLAPP CO., % Broad strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

The three story brick front house with brick addition
fa%y or esn Be divided for separate Amss
drain to the street CrotSn water on All the aSSr
two blocks Of the door
FoRGE AND FARM TO SELL OR IET.-FREEDoM
Forge, at wynau9us, near Pomp.on, New Jersey with
ssrs NOT the forge win
py s I'd two thirds JOHN
TOR SALE IN SOUTH BRooKLYN-FoUR HAND
built il modern style, marble %antsls. ornamental
sIos t"sns
s S saS
viii offered at great bargain il being some Of the best
II to os at public saic may
FS rail- sp and a %ss s4 r. A
SON, corner of Front ana Bridge streets.
E,oR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, HOUSE DOUBLE
keypos. Sna FreeSod and nc noar tide mile
rSR dHsyPT Niw s.rcss s
Middetown Point. New Jersey
FoR SALE, VERY cHEAPaTwo NEW FOUR STORY
h SS s Tssn aSr s % e
deep with stores under each win rent for $500 each
saeraeo II applied for Immediately $500 can remain on
bond and mortgage Apply at s Suffolk strf SsyNonps
FARM IN wEsTcIEsTEn COUNTY FOB SALE
ss or % sn RS e sas
superior condition fences. &C. In fine or
sold public auction at tho Merchants Exchange by An
thony Blocker Monday tho sst day Of March noxt
Fun particulars "'l q .fn South street.
EoR sALE-THE LEASE OF A STORE AND Dwell;
ling on broadway above BeeokeI street now occupied s
business; has three years to run With privilege Of sen
TONERS. Address N. r., Broadway Post Once.
TARM FOR SALE IN RYE, wESTCHEsTER CoUN-
ty-A part or the whole OF sixty buildings. &c.
near the depot OF the New Haven Railroad Inquire Of
JOHN c. LORD, 1854 Water street, or TIMOTHY L. BUR
GER 81 Chatham street, New York.
NOR SALE PRICE $1,000, CAsH-HOUSE NO. a.
BERGEN street between Court and Smith streets Brook
yn FIVE minutes walk from Sonth ferry house two story
seven roos In good order; lot 2x74 title perfect Apply
10 n GJBBONS from 10 to IL o'clock at 81 Green woh
street; or I6 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
nor sALF-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
and tin store located in the best part OF tho
and now doing busness to persons wishing
10 engage above this oners excellent
Apply New York Williamsburg Agency
81 Chatham streets.
NOR sALE-Two DEAD SPINDLE THRosTLEs OF
IN I spindles each; dead spindle throse, OF 1872
spndes dead spindle throste OF 96 spndlcs These
trostes be used f.. either warp or filing Also ono
frame spindles All the above throties in arst
LAWRENCE CLAPP 4 Co., aSDroad strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

yNETMORE, ROBERT 4 CO., STOCK, NOTE, AND NJ
change brokers' dealers In specie and gold DUST Cona.
taI tank RuildinR n Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

ENoR sALE-AN ELEGANT THREE STORY BRICK
house, with high basement, under collar, and high
stories with Greoian finish gas and Cro.on water com
pete In Thirty street. south sde with large yard
being the second house west Of Seventh For terms
apply to A J. BLEECKER, or PUGSLEY RAYNOR
Sixth Thirty third street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

We neglected, at the tine OF us feeep
lin, f.one Two weeks ago. to notice the
Iuly ;.umber OF DE Bows Review. lie
table of content. Tor this number are very
inviting We regard De Bows as cue OF
the best Magazines in the country
We also received from vi De bow, al
Abstract Of the Census, volume OF lou
psre,. filled with valuable statistics.
A.. hay, received the Fourth Annual
Announcement Of the Female Medleai
College Of penn., lyania. located IN Phiia'
J.I,b,," Ns wete not before aware that
therc wa. such an Institution. /. appears
from this pamphlet. that 81, the session oi
1882 and 1883 there we're thifty'one Ma
,neulanl. The second ANNUAL 'om-
m.ncemrnt was held ~ the 9Th OF Jsnu
ar, last. when the degree OF Doctor OF
Medicine was conferred, ny the President
Professor Cleay.hud. on nine ladies, whose
name. are given. The honorary degree OF
VI d. va. conferred on Harriet h. Hont,
ofHos,.p. Mass. those ankee, are u last
peoplr.
We have received, accompanied with the
condiments ct Mr. \, d. Bdehe, snpern'
tend.dt, Ia. Annual Report oi the / ;
Coast survey. showing toe progress OF that
work. during the wear ending November
ISL Tia, Isl volume embracing some
5.o pages. It's accompanied with q book
of sketches. - in number We are under
p,apy obligations 10 Mr. Il for this work.
W. regard it As one Of essential serviee TO
the county aud the minuleuess and fdrl
IL, with which it has been executed, viii
rebound greatly to his cfeds. An Agent
VIZ j. " Jones' ha, been appointed at
Galveston. for the sale Of the Maps
These Map. embrace the surveys OF all the
principal points on our seaboarf.
We have received the August number OF
Ilarper's monthly This has as usual an
interesting table OF coutent,; but tue srtl
clrs are too numerous to mention sepa-
rattly Harper is always interesting, and
we can say with caudor, tde best Magazine
OF the day.
WHY /. II that we have not received the
.i#nlhern Ladies Book putnam's Monthly,
and the Illustrated Magazine Of Artt We
always look forward to the reception OF
these Magazines with pleasure, and never
tail 10 notice their contents
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,.,.l ,.,,, If t,u,b say. of M. 1--WE
L,ov or mn i,urn,l in the E,s, which ha.
b.oo,,e mar. p,overbial TO- it. perer,l and
svstematic abuse Of men and measures
vb Ell do not come up to its original stand
,,d If uoli,iral orthodoxy" This the .di
To-, kpr,y IN ne untrue when lie puhli.bcd
It and we defy him in the last four wears
..us oi the Republican. ,o fad 1.-THE f
the nbuas watch even the last number ofhi,
film, sheet rnntifn. ", have been ~.
ue.t under abuse; and. when no princlple
vas ,rt,lred in the is.na. ". have treated
il with that cont.mpt which IT deserves
And. although we have been the .uhiec, of
tn. most ioul mon,hed and recAlp.s scar.
uliv hy tin. journal, we have con,ented
ou,.,lf .nnrl, Wdh defense against it.
mahenau, accusations.
Ina pfcylou. controversy with Mr. Par
SINS. v, nrr,yed lev, of bi. most reck less
d.,,,tn,,. frnro ,,,tb mud 81. he G,l,d Il,
sustain hi, position. we considered him
"a. u
,' a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

Chambers. H. A' oot. ) iirHdrrs"n, /
>,a4.s Pol ek. ~ "hiiaker, -. !ieai
e, ~ oiie, - Houtrn, ,
t,sr.rsor Il hspii,-.fs. -.
Pea. "a Dchiltfer - Wood, 10 hrn
d,i.un. ~, LVans. - IL cocrrnor-
Diekson. IL. hHb,. 81 iiear,, - Roo
eft.os. |
- AretsrI>E --Peass beat ocinit'ee
a. los three g. one.
>,nf>r torNT1 -Prs.e bea. Ochhiree
iouf votes b. sabine.
Alto. DHEKeAE. Go -bprcrHor -" ""'l
II O.h.iire.. Is lsans. ;, thaniber.'
"a. Prs.+. J. H. T. rerg.or --lirnf,, 100,
Dickson. T. huhy, 10. no"d-, 8
\ iu~aa srung 90 Us from, Pamela coon
Is +tsr. Il. the lullo~tng:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13


~. nd / hos 10 hear BON. II T. { Du.
lan,. b. elected keprr-,itttSe OF Pauola.
VI Roberts, j. elected Rep 81 >heih,
Emery Rains reed = hr-e usiuuty 81
pspola Tor Iloatcf, and 80 m"louul 81
shelly --one pfeciact Ia heaf lf"m. >h'i
by tloair -t,rins, $50 Jorden. 20
>hdbg kepttsraiaHr,. Roberts, 2Ji, Pa
%, 2i7- boN 10 heat from,
be vot. Ia Walker county for Govern
or. was rs iollov. God. 267 Pra.e ! -,
Ocmbtee, l7b Evans, =, ttambrf., 10
H.. Goreraor Dickson, 36s Robertson,
-, ktrly. I0i, ,ood". ! iirurN, 3 \
T. Wiry vas elected to the Legislature by
seven votes
G,Lyrsro> ~ For Gor,rnor --Pra.r,
2-3 Ocmltre". 1913 ood ~,i hambri-
~. Evans, = T. .oreraor - Dickson,
26i. krby. los Robertson, II IIenfN
% Siaie Scaoio, Potter. no opposition
Large maJontics Tor River Bill aud Amend
meut t. the constitution
GRINrs -four precincts heard from
OcmIifee received 1913, fease, 100, " ooo
81 Chambers. 80 evans ,. H. horern
or.- Dickson, 1876 Kirby 30, Robertson
~
IL Houston county, Pease received 1873
Orhltfee, l9~ God, l57 , bamhrts, II
~ llarns county r,ase rec a 30 W God
25t, Ochillree, 2O6 Evans. =, DaueS
Il Chambers, Is H. GorerHDr Rob
ertspn. 3ii Dickson, 30, doode, II,
Horny. & KIRBY, los For River Gdl
rs, Against It Isl For amendment
Constitution, 800 against H. 100
The following j, from our Houston Cor
respondent. dated Tuesday Morning, An'
gur 81, - slso gives the fesul, OF lht
election IS Ger As heard from IA Hams "a.
For GoecrHor -p.a.e. lp5 orhiltf.e
ln~ v uod, l5I 'hamb"f-, ~ H. DOR
ern'- Koiin.pn. - Dickson. PSI kir
bv. ls2 FER fugress. >curfy, IL5
Bell. Isl, Carulhers, 100, Lewis, %
Bhkr. !
The following i. from the Tyler TeIe
graph
How T. T. Lott, +. elected by myori-
IS ia Smith over his opponent 200 votes
Bot tNo Boxes heard from in Van /ul
aod out Of l23 votes | oft received lOd
II d. -uppos d bis majority viii swell "ber
Hll lhe boxes are heard from To 400 majority
Holman aud Adrlan are elected tn the
lower house
David Stnson is serted Senator from
p.hur aud " ood Hart to the lower
House
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13
.nowledying YOUR communication ~ !.

knowled.ing YOUR communication Of 4,
date, and hasten to reply at my cad
convenience. The publication to VIII
you refer, bad been brough, to my nos,
previous To the reception of your l.t,e,
| was much surprised at the staten,
made in the publication. referring TO .,
course on the Bill Tor tn. repeal n, !,
Brownsville charter. ! am satisfied !,
some ona must have nisrcpreseu,.d ..
remarks to the w,li"r oi that commas
ton. cannot forhear promising. h,,
was N feeling opposed 10 the PASSAGE D.,
TIN. Bin, aud 80 expressed m,srlf to Il.
entire delegation from Cameron COUNTY
dad not believe it was polite aud npprsh,.
ded that II might do injustice. /, ma.
therefore bee conceded, that | am An ,,t
ssed witness, IN reference TO the CHEN.
stances Attending the passage o: this NJ
knowing the question TO be one in VIII
YOUR constituents felt deep interest. M.
particular attention to the course, and h.
remarks ni the members from your sect
OF To, country. and distinctly remem,.
that when the liii came up. YOU reou..,
the Clers to read both the petition Tor a.
the femnnsitaucc against the repeal NJ Il.
charter, and YOU stated to the li,oss
yod did not consider Yourself Mt liber,, i
consult your own views or opinions M.
the p0licy OF this measure. as YOU b.la,.!
Yourself Instructed b, the tax paving =.
property owning portions OF the citizen, III
Brownsville, Ia vnae fpr the repeal a..
farther slV, without fear oi coutradirta,
that YOU never asserted IN the Iionse. h,,
IN. repeal Of this chatter was made A INA,
ton ~ vour election, and IN all of on,I
per.onal Intercourse, YOU have eSpress.
declared that Ia Your election the matt,
was not cauyassc,.. and that you was und.,
no obligations, except such as might b.
made by instructions, Md ! feel ASSURED
YOU never eHdravofed to cxrrcis. any inas
euce, with reference io the success or AL
ute of tlu. measure. hut lrit il to the How.
after stating the substance ol the two IT..
MORALS Aud ia connection with Other
members having agreed early IN the SESSION
to be governed b, the views and wi.he. o.
the delegations. N all local matters. | yo,e3
for the repeal upon the representation OF tn,
members from vonr county. can ony
add in conclusion that It was Mr llefl
who asserted HAT it WAS made a ,est o.
hIs election
am with great respect,
Your friend, aud ob't -'vt
HENRI Il ANDREWS,
Hgg f.t}rr,gru ,.,,g.f,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

OF The Jefferson Herald understands
tina, the Young men OF that Getty are
about to sc, up " Tbespian corpse, for
their mutual Improvement, AS well AS n
source OF dmusemeat to the ctl1ans t'l
" No doubt" says the editor, Forces, will
be laid in the shade" II good looking,
fat corpse is desired. we would advise the
Young gent, to select Jack Fallraf, 9th
erwise, they can murder iiamlets ghost,
We would like to be informed, so ~ to be
"in at the death "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

OF II is reported that the yellow fever
has made It's appearance IN Philadelphia.
The fiSsyuue says 81, IS now u good
many yesfs--.ome twenty five or thrtt
sire, the yellow fever hs. visited any nor
thern city. although IN torme- TINES. !, was
looked tor every few years aud its rav>
ages were AS unsparlng rs ttey have ever
been known to be in southern ATTITUDES
The old people OF these two cities re
member, and tell with fearful distiuctnes,
the terrors OF the peslilence which used,
from time to time. to decims,e the popula
ton half century ago The last time the
yellow fever prevailed 10 New iork =, an
epidemic, WAS ia ls22, thirty one years
ago"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

As the passenger train OF the Sou'he"
Nichiran Railroad, SAYS the Cleveland fo'
est. was within four miles OF Toledo. oe
the morning OF the fourth, An sN.ltfes "'
the baggage car snapped IN two ne ca
flew about three rods to the lett OF wv
truck, perfect wreck. The coh,s'os
threw the first passenger ear forty ee' NV,
the track with grea, violence, sn'a'"''h ="
to pieces, and reducing i TO al u's's'".
pile OF broken wood. iron and glass
single person escaped wound, o' "''"
astonishing One man was m"'thil' "'""I
ed A hugh splinter struck hun pew"
breast, tearing out his cn,ral's N h'''''''
manner. lie died nt Toledo the new ~,
Another man had his leg broken, "''"
foot smashed, fourth severe eo''','.
on the head, which viii probably ,e"uv
him to a condition Of permanent 'o'''
Several others were injured aud o'"'~
All were shocked aud hurt. more or r'"
The second passenger car WAS '''' 4,
ac,own across the track and broken !" w
middle, aud came near throwing al, W.
mates npon the track \ boy had h's ~
broken \ lady had her head badly ''0.
ed and cut. 4 man received
wound in the side from some broke" 20.
/ \ gentleman who WAS IN the secnn" y
saws the shock OF the collision was 're''V.
Jous suddenly lifting people ho" w." =,
scat-, aud throwing them headlong egg"
ten feet over the backs oi Their he's"'
The San Antonio Ledger states th"' wv
are five hundred children in attendants
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

III TIE recent sieeiloa ipf iarmae'' ie -
Legislature ba. resulted n s.e t-.tssen d.
Jo.sph Taylor ard Col Nathan sa.i'a TIE
caief Justice has issaes an order ~ aeA
s,esion en- the l.. Of sePieE Or n'i1 9's
The aasefil .eEaeni.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

tive learn Shat Js8se OeafI'ree arrived -
ham. few aay. aro, and great Wa ne Jog q
bis Wing ne. hbo--. who 4aPPaaei s.. election
+, fixed fac; They earned him % Their
shoulders. and made on-iGerable di-pla' over
- The Judge Ne gndrr.taad, gave q a..
b,an that the race was bstsesu "u'''f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

II Rev. J. Trtlrs rsqne.,f us 10 state
that there will be no Preaching or Sabbath.
school in The Methodist Church on next Sab.
h1tA. The worsmen arr gagged in making
soss Improvements in the interior Of the bai-.
FRI snt .Lr ,Soi,.e u sIisd wit' l--hsr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

Rrp RIVER RArr-Ihe person 20 whom
the contract Tor removing the raft in Red
River. La. was awarded under former ad
refreshments for proposals, having failed to
give the bond WITH suretles IA required,
proposals. for the work are again invited
They will be received until the Goth Of
September. by the War Department at
ashiugton. and must embrace proposals
Tor the removal OF distractions to IT,. nayi-
CATION of Red River, La, occasioued by
the raft, and for keeping the said navIga
lion free from the same Tor the longest pc.
rod. The amour, of these proposal, unit.
ed IS no, TO exceed the sum of 500 900.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

Mine Got vot will de Frenchman make
NEXT as the Du,chman said the IRIS, time
ne saw monkey.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

The Shreveport South Western .ay. that
Red River il reeedng slowly. We are not IN.
forced ~heitsr boat. can .ir get over The
faiiA. sA'esepor, papers should give particular
aesoan,. Of the River 10 every issue. as !, is a
naitrf Of much Interest 10 person. abroad Il
10 strange tina. they should negec, 1t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

u In consequence q the great influx of
strangers, provisions are re markedly high IN the
city Of Nev York