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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-30

CENTS RE Ran away from Tap.
ID ley Gregory, about the last Of August, boy bound
to the late Tapey Gregory, living in the sth Civil Dis.
trict of McSlinn county, named Wm. Sheldon. All
persons are cautioned against harboring said boy
Oct 10, 1Sj7-3tS JAMES GREGORY, Admir-.
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GOO Bushels
PENNSYLVANIA Clover Seed.

A s the season OF the year for sowing Clover Seed
"a land the hest % ali others for securing and
heavy san) Is now at hand, offer rare chance for
securing an article that will give satisfaction. We
g,oeetacater TIiisy.
send on your orders and We viii send you the Feed.
All ssuaa aud fresh. TrNas ~ sAis--Caa1.
knoxville, Sept. II, 1857. GAuf MCPHERSON.
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Notice to Shippers of Freight.

TRANSFORMATIONS DgrARTaESIE. TEss a o.. r. RICO.
h9 Athens, Aug. ~, fet1. (
vHNHls Company willdeliver any freghts received Ia
u TO their Depots, in a reasonable time, at the
terminus OF their Road at Dalton to the their
agents mot ours they paying charges tariff aud
receiving the freighs day OF arrival at Dalton. This
Company does not propose either to store fr.ighs
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road unless the
have made arrangements with said Road to
ceive the Cars cannot be detained few
hours for transhipment or storage.
IN making shipments as above every facility In the
power OF the officers OF the Company will be extended
to shippers. Beyond the end Of their rails they have
no control and assume responsibility.
Aug l4-tf-464 re. JACKSON, supt Trans.
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STOVES! STOVES!

THE subscriber has on hand and will keep a supply
OF COOK, BOX and PARLoR STOVES, Of Eastern
manufacture aud OF the best and most approved pat
terms, which he win sell cheap, II not cheaper than
they can be procured Of any other person. 4.
His Shop is at the West end OF Main street, near the
of Church Alley, where he invites all who want
Stoves to call.
lie also keeps on hand supply Of TIN WARE OF
every description and prepared to put up Gutterng,
Roofing, &C., &C., At reasonable rates.
Athens, Aug ii-tf-i64 JAS. c. CALHOUN.
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n HAVE Just received beautiful lot Of Ready Made
Octe GEO. W. ROSS.
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Rates of Through Freight

a 81 :
ISL
lf 90
m 2Ti
-----------FIR sr ~ ISs - s.
piano Por,as Raoks SiaIio,sry mat. iH
shoes ua,s Iionors oils n IN
hottlas A q arnnhena and enirita Tnr. |
pentine lin barrels } Carpeting China,
Glass and Glassware, Cigars(in cases, )l
Clocks, Confectionaries Cotton Cards.
Casks and Boxes, Dry Goods lin box. 81
es and bales1 Drugs Fruits, Fruit l.
Trees and shrubbery, Furs, Gardenl
Seeds, looking Glasses and Looking
Glass Plates. eat owners risk ! Oys.
tiers lin cans and jars0 saddlery, Tinl
and britannia Ware Teas md spices
Georgia and South Carolina BONES. ~ f
tIcsEper lao lbs I.I5 s2l6 70
sECOND CLASS
Hardware. exept such as specified In j..
6rst and third classes. Coffee Mills,
Moiasses, Machinery Foreign Liquors
lin barrels and nine.A Tobacco lin
Soxes Leather I'm rolIs and hoxesN
Oils lin barrels and casks CrcckeryI
and oueensware lin CRATES andcasksM
Rice Whiting. Plaster. Sheet Brass
an5 connere i0o M. / 90 "a 70
THIRD CLASS - Il -
Axes. sugar. shoyels. Spades, sad Irons, .. T..
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Auction Sale.

M Auction Sale. fi
T WILL offer for sale, on Tuesday, the Sd Of
i November next, the following property :
About 80 Sheep; several good Mich Cows;
Stock HOES. Also, all my Farming 1mple
ments, and Household and Kitchen Furniture
Also. some Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery,
dc, &c.
For all sums over Five Dollars note and
approved security will be required.
CHAS. METCALFE.
Oct 23, 1S57-2t tt--A
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Splendid Schemes,
One which are drawn at l9 o'clock each day Of The
week.
CLASS ~,
gTU EnE
PCkOmOke Lottery.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

fIIAVFf HrHVurIEIF 70 ~ ~ ~
Tickets 81.
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oIothinE

Oct 2S, Is57-2t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

The nnsnc,al pressure lho Broadway theatre ~
night was something immense Long before the bans
CON msnced the announcement cheering 70 ihe manage
meni, Houss fuI," vas put In The vcsabus while
within gathered the largest audience We have ever
this ,henre The performance Of the n and balr
aner the European mode 10 something entirely 70 oar
public, and tho d6ea Of kaiye Ronsans troupe In
Faust Wa looked FOR with the creates, curiosity. rns
bsllcs Itself has the thread OF the story Of The ,empAos
Of Tsus By nephIsso hees The fall Of Marguerite and %
IL very odd In psptomne this story, and vu~ss
seeing On thai account alone. Mr. Prsier, VINO plays
Faust, good aosor end 20 RousAni, The Nephiss.
phsle. su. N.rsusr,,e IKE AL prem'1a dsnsu.e, snd,
cider 10 dosen Of the Widow Ulqaots bed champagne
b., this tslIes .riocs Affair IN four acts and isx
nbicaux and musI be treated siih respect Il 10 ose ct
the very beat Of n knd-ue story does uos bore ~
BY ~ eng',-the music 10 captaly arranged, and n the
bee, snd arranged By tasteful ana rrsce uI hand fss
sppcintnetv, dresses, 80 30 superb, aud ever
peison the company seemed thoroughly up 70 ,as wa.
csmpan, their names that 20 really oans0t
rem en- Der them .ho severyiy equal prcs<~S
ys,s -, 20 S. n.ys s,w Or nnvs -, =, -
acer dance In the second ao Of he INCEST snd se
original blu IN ,hc bale, Tbs drcs out the nrn geeeA
gentleman % the districts ensoonccd Ia the orcheA
The premiere danssu,e, N'pc Lsmoreus, h" an exoel
Of rseOs in .6oh lac efrocs are produced ~ s-iss
pocs-ne re uli Of long study a. vel certain nssoss
grace which can be poiished, Dol never .nsn. -
eunatsc do-ee Of Paris eel ~ Yong sngisnd, Ane0
the "fS" school, o. Piunketa and Rosaa; bat NJ
have beer IN Paris somewhat shakcn from their faith ~
Fra MS sho combines graceful roN with the dnsans
otu dc FORE ve msy be mistasen pot In HDe LAmc
reux pas de du -ith Bar ~ IN the hEd al re thougns
we 20 trace OF the style Of FerrGfis This was IAnc
rcuxs psecs De residence and made yres sensaon -
she evidently expected, Tor she old nc,hing In the esfw
par, Of the bacs nsd~noselle n toor 3ugby go,d ar
s and i Az Se OF TIE sct an. IL not stixirgiy beanv
FIJI, Fes dan or. are ME made great sucssrs iss'
night VII be cscende Barsvu, the male eAncss,
slso received a greet deal " Applause. We believe
be "a ,he heal We have mer We have great sdmirs
tier for male CANCERS, but Bsrsins synasuos
tb,ns wonderfu Ia all minor respecs The balls I'D
rIrstIy done Tho onlv ciincay thM -e ncilctd
ocoasonsl supernuisy Of younx woman w short olosses
vhrb supernun. crowded the stage The orchestra VA
rnu sna ey.ecnt In scoueuctor, M u.-i Bsfsrnns,
90 raw said before, understands b. Easy and
.l~,ys docs ,SoroushJ aud well Hs Hoger
palptsl :. no very gcof srnarv. Inst repreec~var
sSu,g. ehct srici ra's-' here 10 HIS feg ads Va
sap,,- "a pyTa ula y sooi. FuMi,, 'he bald. wss
vfrt go0e- the aroitncg vtrw DthrslaSs1 ths yoarg
l-di-s ~ hsnfyoue " G ue~s ssa wen nf si,o, u
course wy tho n1o0st1 In crVvcn GOAT --sra
ever1eciy snGsld 70 70 roe H.
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man. Al tue same time no was nol ss,sned NJ. r..-
~ nos yass ~ cd temperance man as Jenkin.
Key NJ lvsa Sad thssbe ~, present al sAs Remit.
car uonveohnn, and that the nominations or IA
YES were made expressly with the desixn OF
NE endorsement Of prohibitiansss they .ere ~
"a. unieE prohibtofy CANDIDA o. wers .eascsI
~ ne separate dokst would be run by -
Ee o.o" sn ms had forced tho nomnatocs q
Az. rurs1er q. bate the amendment wHs made 70 -.
thai Hbar a. cham bad sI,ssaed preference for -
rexulauou a IN a6s kss By license to prohibiasa,
AID ives hen AdoptAN
On suoson or NJ Ho"oY, committee OF two from eaeh
judicial district wns forNd 70 call future ventions.
The CHAIR annoavosd ths following - the oomuissss a
i've for he purpose VI Ps~"ganixng the tempeFanns
:eGesy IN ne asss~C LeseS' Sss York; Je.ss A.
thopy, roy J. W. 6tcbbins, RA 1hesseri E. B. Dsv,
Cashiil, G. ". Buneay, Hsrbimer
On notion, TIE name 1t Row Mr.. Payh Wa added y
the oomm tee.
ComphmenssEy votes were passed 10 the Chairman d
the Oonven ion and the ctizsns Of Syrannse
. The following the commuos to Gail fature cosvSn.
tions-lst dstrtH, Dr. Ma al, Bennett; I'd ditrt1
d Guild, Jshn Sperry; 3D. district, A Mccoy Z p.
nett. s'h district. MoKsAn. q Alien; 6th dssarisl
< Remington, r. Peitoa; 9Th di xrio. r Norgan.
Benz Joy, IN district. Or Gilman, r. Starr; ssh a.
uics, N. TAgsayt, " Germalu.
Adjourned sine die
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British vessels, the Humning Bird and the George,
through Hengate. by the towbost Robert c. Mi,tarn,
Sc not icing Hellgate pilot ThA a.A..a:. M,
not be sentenced till the close Of the term as his
counsel WIN present bin of exceptions. John An
deison, youth, was on trial charged with highway
robbery by VIM. Ross, of SOC 5roome street, when
the Court adjourned.
The Historical Society held their regular monthly
meeting last night in their in the University
s. j. Doe Esq, Of Long Island, presented the So
ciety with small box made out of the timber Of
the ship Endesvor, in which Capt Cook circum-
navigated the world. The new fire proof building
of the society has been completed, and committee
Of seven were appointed together with the Building
Committee, to make arrangements for properly
dedicating the building. resolution was adopted
in favor of obtaining the paintings from the New
York Art Gallery and placing them on exhibition in
the Society's new rooms. The paper of the evening
was entitled " The Capture Of Major Andre" and
was chiefly devoted to lauding the character auo
conduct Of the captors. John Jay, ESQ.,, sent let
ter the society saying he had bought the frame
house in Lower Salem in which Major Andre was
confined for two days after his capture also giving
it to the society and asking them TO preserve it.
very large and superior work on Nubia, by
German artist, was presented to the society by the
author, through Mr. Bancroft An autograph letter
from Humboldt, highly prasing the work, was also
read Resolutions Mandatory Of the energy, talent
and devotion of the late Lieut. Strain were adopted
The Central Park Commissioners met yesterday,
and resolved to dismiss all the laborers nov en-
pIoyed on the Park, retaining only the keepers
The present state of the treasury of the Commits
sion and the pressure in the money market is the
cause assigned for this action. There are about
seven hundred persons employed in the Park, who
viii consequently be thrown out of work.
The cotton mArka quiet yesterday, aad saIes on
the spot hins, while small ship nents continued be
maze On ownen acoor nj We gu mddlng kooles at
lbkc. . Nkc, and middrng New Orleans NJ l6ssc q
l6Ac -Four opened with some show Of nrmness but tina
feeling subsidized and The market closed dull With down
wad tendency In prices especially for STATE we,,en
brands Wheat Was dull and easier, with = fair demand
and some saos for export Con lower and coAd al
eeo 7oc for Western mixed. Pork Was dull and lover
with small sales or at s22 80 s22 u.s. and prime a.
SIT rs ssls. Sugars Irregular with sales OF about
1000 100 hhds Cuba mulcovado including AGO ~
port, at quotations given In another column C,ifee was
quiet, ana sales light Freight engagements were some
less active. To Liverpool wheat tsxen 6Kd. and
-four At "a 3D. 70 Lon .on 200 boxes were engaged
at It's. Cd, ana 200 hAds. ssgar ct ass = AIS Cd.
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THE NAvrsIU MoRDsR.-since the adjourn
Of The understand tbai nev svdenos against
Donpely has como tosighl II Ii ssatsd that clue has
bosn foupd 10 the dilcovcvy Of the dagger and also
cult OF clothing belonging 70 Donnely, covered With
Dlsod The theory thai Is the blow was Hysck
b. ran ARA his roow where he III csted smssn OF the
Jody oloshcs which, bgs4bsr With the dasgry, we're
ur,t hH crpst h.r, ssd he Ser and ~ contents we're
wen cOnveYeS sway ~ fisnd he hsd In The bcue.-
Arvvri, az VI Dc"caWL
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Nsw ORIlASs, Oct 8, 1857
oottonSale3 to-day 200 bales Prices eaucr Qua ma
quoabiy lower, end TOO irregular give quotations. Re-
oepts 70 day, 100 bales Fed sheat 81 81 o., n
chaDses-Op Losocn no sales: Nov YORK. ANAL salss
1t N IN per sent premium.
Flour vcyy d-n and sales confined 10 limited rs<sg
usde Wheat-No saes Ccrn--Ssles 600 bashSau
western mixed q $50 Al At ana 7cc IN airoad psros
Wbrkoy- Sales cf7T bbs 90 private terms shicped 70
els wheat.
BurAIo oot e-lPM
Flour steady; ies OF zoo bbls at IS or erus Iowa ana
Ohio Wheat helf n $50 for Chicago spring oeY
bushes ai Stc Rye lower sales Of 600 bashcls Al eo
Whiskey lower; sL,c Of 400 busbel, at lTNc Tre&ys
70 for corn 70 Albany. Imports yesterday 900 bsk
-four, 10 900 bushels wheat
BUFFALO, ooi s-8Pn
Flour steady; sses 400 bhs ., 81 81 ss for avn
Ohio and Iowa Wresg closes 81 more dispose6
70 realize: sale IL 900 bu he's SIC for Chicago spv -
VI for vhie sshissn, asa for white K-niu Ky Oovn
nsminay eSo. Oats a,Tasi sales 800 oasheis, q asa
charged and dui-s, for /, Albany lake i'm 900
Tor the t~eniy four hou'a ending cen to-day 900
bols. hour; 1eooo basheh wheat Canal exporis2l o0s
bushels wheat
O~wsoo, OF o-6PM
nrD; salss o. 60oo0 bushels eoi for extra Chiaasp
spring; 81 for red Ohio, and 81 90 for white Indiana
Corn dull; small sales At $50 Freghts 70 New Yovk-
flour BIC and wheat 100 Lake imports n day. OoG
els wheat, 900 basheh corn, 10000 bushels rye seoo
bashels barley.
Ouolao, oct e-sPM
Flour nrn. Wheat buoyant q 73c 10 quiet; sAlss
70 Oco bushols, nj $50 Oats sLeady. Shipments 70 Buf
slc No aour or wheat, II 900 bushels shipmsnAs
70 usveeo-Eo novr wheat; $1,000 bash IL cora Rs
ceips % day-l,7oo bbls -four, $1,000 busses whsra,
II, BOO busbch corr.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.

Noa-Arrival OF the Niagara from = EUROPE.
BADYAx, Oos 8 10 20 P. n.
There arc 10 THE moment signs or The oupard steam
nip Nisgars about due from Liverpool, which port
che lett Hep,. s., with three days later news
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NEW YORK EyRAIp--oALIFoREIA ADITIoN.
The United States mail steamship OF the West Capt
Gray, viii leave this port this Afternoon two pollock
for Aspnwan
The mas FOR California other psrts Of the Pacific
viii cioes ., one O'Clock
The NV Yoxx wn1r Observation-Disclosures edition
containing the latest from all par Of the world
will be published eleven O'Clock In the morning
Single oopies in wrapperr ready mailing sixpepoe
Agents Viii please ~ carly &C poss BILE
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Vho DUuehsrn steamers.
THE AU0UefA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH Cot 9, 1857.
this morns1S.
THE ATLANTA AT CHARLESTON
CHAuSros Dot. 8, 1857.
The seaIizhip AtAr4a, from Ne~ York reached ~
dock here tesore 10 O'Clock this morpus
CHARLssros. OCT o 1857.
The United States steamship Marion Oao4sla Yog1er
rom Now YaS, arrived hore this tuesday, mxning 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

AUuosfAi "a OoS D, I6tT
10 admitted here that Joseph Brown The das,.o
cratic candidate for Governor elected BY eight % 4.
thousand majority.
10 Congress- the returns indicate the election Of Robert
Tippe, american, over D. j. Bar sy, democrat Joshss
HUI, American, over Linton Stephens, democrat. In Ne
Seventh dbtriot Y. Crawford democrat, over samad
O Esm, American, In the second district; e. j. GarbsE
democrat, over " M rdweI, American, In the Four1k
district; A X wyikht democrat, Robert q. saiun,
Graf, over Thomas W, hiIer American In he shth d-
trict.
Little has been heard from the First and SIKH distr1oa
In the for mer james L. Seward u the democratic, and
l. Barton The American nemlneo In the latter jams
jackson II the de nocrac candidate, and there II Ana
iican candidate running.
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=, III, Ils, 1is Ia, us, ile, III, lis, $50 ia
Part II --kcs 1900 70 ISIS
surssrop ocusr -Nos 1884, IS I7o 1ss, l3s, IIo lll,
49, 143 1 las, ll9 $50, 1bt 1853 l5t, lss, 1871 49,
leo l lc6 1877 ics lrs i7a, ia, i7c III, IT'S, l7s
$50, ls2, 1873. lsl
Part II Nos. 1901 10 1915 incl, s've.
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no Ual.rd s'.ses steam rrigsss Mississippi, Com NJ.
cholron tailed from Madeira The ION un FOR The Eki.
nsic.
ire Uai,ed sta r. stips John Adams and Oecatsr are
It'll st P.raus 0derr we're expected by The middle .,
0br, for the reirrn OF tho John Adams 70 The Unltsd
sses Wis Cape Horn The ON - OF both yes
zee we're ven creeping Purser Henry Hycvs, re-
TUNED IN Vie Ssr u he West j. Broome, Esq l. ca.
tetsni commsndirg hsrines has eeen appclnsd act az
Purser, 10 pisee n Parser Myo-s. me folio nz
I. hat 81 the on ers Of the United Ssscs vessels nov .,
Psrsma-
Lst OF ,bcer Of be United States chip John A6,ms-
ht n h. IL, tIeot Nspoieon Collins, Beu,s j. @.
DcK AT. Min q Hsxisn, Egslestoo, Bhs,,
r. socrcs; Pur,cr, J,hs Broome, Lieut. o. 3 NJ
Surge %, Poste7; Assstan, Surgeon, I. J. Turner;
Bsi,wsln, Geo A Leach; eunne', ". s. .Hitch; Sail.
make ". ~ Mahobey,
Bdo olcefs OF ths United slater sbip Desaiur rsp,
n. X Thatcher, bt Lieu, J. n. Cltz, Beuis X n.
Scott y, n. Harmony, r. socri1n; Passed Assistant
surseoo, j. ward; Assistant Surgeon, l. q Lane; PayfeS
v Sense Gunner. y. A. Ues'on Boats vain, j. Ccebl an
sailnster, n. ehevsller; taroenbr, W. Hyds.
TIM ppor1p w Lon srsoSsos The deseudau, In this
care desires ne u thai the cnree Of false prsense
made ss.inss him by Mssrs. Barnes, Lyman Co, Of
"a, clay tTeet, 10 eroundjeu and thai whom The case
rnmea "a he stl bin eDuye inrocencr
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THE ornA.-"Dou Giovanni" Ia announced for this svs-
ming with greasi csss-hlIc Frexzolini, Nine. de Ia
Grm &c, Nine 5rakoscb, Laboce,iA CASTER aud Rooco.
Il expected that this opers-lhe most dlncua and ~
most charming or sI-wil be nnelt given 70 nirhl
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Iira In Philsdslnns..

PHILADELPHIA OF 6-l0 P. z
Ncssrs. Philips Sryksr jennings dry goods sus1as
house In 6Ank alley 70 now burning seyen Ola ghoEHr
auccH store, opposite, bad escape me evs
extended 70 Smiths extensive drug store adjoining Ka
npes auction b0use Tho damage 10 the after sboub
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The asW York STATE rair.

BUFFALO, O t. 6, 1857.
me number Of entries up N 1850 rae westhey
10 splendid and the city fol- o. st-anye more ~
constantly arriving Waters win be admitted 70 rs
rounds TO- morrow.
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Coon MANAGERS AND BAD MANAGERs-CoSDI-
TON OF THE THEATREs.-In seasons Of great
monetary difficulty, the theatres generally afford
the first evidences Of the pressure One of the pc
culiarties Of the present crisis is that this result
is not as yet observable. The Opera tits true, has
been severely affected by it, but it should be
recollected that the Opera is sort Of class ins-
tuition, being almost entirely supported by those
who make money easily and speld it fast. As it
is this class which have suffered most by the sud-
den downfall of railroad and other fancy stocks
it is natural that the Opera should feel the reac
ton OF its EMBELLISHMENTS. People engaged 10
legitimate trade pursuits aud whose humber
profits do not permit them to indulge in the ex-
penses entailed by the Opera, have as yet scarcey
felt the pressure, and consequently have expe-
rienced no ectssity for curtailing their amuse-
ments They continue to frequent the theatres in
nearly as great numbers as before, and these es-
adjustments are but little, If at ALL affected by
the alleged scarcity of money. The theatres, be-
sides, are prudently and economically
managed, and can stand these fluctuations.
Take Niblos, for instance, az an example
Of carefully conducted and successful
theatrical concern. Whilst meIsantle houses
are paying their employees in deprecated
notes or reducing their personnel, the manage.
ment Of this theatre pays all ito people in gold,
and has not as yet diminished, nor does it mean
70 diminish. its usual complement Of hands. In
the engagement Of his artists, as well as OF the
regular staff of his establishment, Mr.. Niblo has
always gore on the principle Of being prepared
for every sudden crisis, monetary or otherwise,
that might arise; and tie consequence is that he
has not only been able always to punctually ful-
Gil bis contracts, but TO lay by handsome com
pettnce This Is the true secret of success,
whether in the management Of theatre or Of a
mercantile concern. Over confidence begets ex.
pansion, and expansion is sure to beget, in its
turn, disappointment and ruin. II our Wall
sIect magnates would Only borrow few hiats
from our friend Niblo's experience, they might
spare Themselves and the community good deal
Of trouble.
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Boston.
BosroN, Oct 9, 1857.
Among the large bequess Of tho late John f. rhAyev
onep 900 70 Harvard College, the 20 oe aopnsd
10 The aid OF the seI best under sduates Of that nsu
tor, In need Of pecunary stance he alto devtssd
Rev. Rufus Ella, Of Boston.
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Loss OF sns Schoo . er Euxsn,..

BALTIMORE, OH Q, 1857.
The brig Monticello, from Rio the 9th OF Auguss
with coffee 70 Spence Reid, haF arrived. Spoke 3sai
Sept IN ht 81 deg IL min. N lon 70 deg II min ne
sbi Lizzie Oakford 40 days from Gal ,utta Ne~ FORK
having On board the captain and ere OF the sIhoonm
Eugenie OF and from Baltimore, for Jamaica, loek
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Ths steam Frigass sar.n me-

TINS Ntenm FIigate SaranRcs
PHILADELPHIA Oct 6-4H Pm
The United States steam rgae 5ssanac under command
Of Capt Kelly, VIII sail from on Navy ard morrow O.
Thursday for the Mediterranean Her officers and creS
al told, number Ola men me SarnGac has undcrRone
considerable alterations and vecaIrs