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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

But We have sresty exceeded the lIm''
we Intended. In conclusion, let us eau
"A state. Right Democrats attention TO
the issues aud the only issues involved
Did Mr. Scott join the Know Noth'ng'
Did he in the canvass which subsequently
followed keep his mouth shut VA ne
when the election came on, vote a mided
acksf having on It the name OF Dixon TOT
Governor, We have made the charges
lie, them be denied II our friend has
any evidence to offer in relation 10 Them
We tender him the use OF our columns,
aud will be happy to hear from him but
we 3ru., he will not occupy our tim" ~
discussing outside issues which have no re
lation TO the question. involved.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

DrAru nrp klrrNrANtE. - The New
York State know.uo,biHg council has voted
to abolish all secret meetings. The Prov.
idence Journal says the legislature OF
Rhode Island has taken the back track IN
\. sricansm" Two years ago the gene,
raj assembly almost uonnImousl, passed
an ac, iorbIdding all justices mad judges IN
the State TO take cogu'zsnce OF petitions OF
aliens to become na,urs'xed citizens OF the
United States. 4 motion WAS recently
made in the House to strike out The whole
chapter in relation TO the subject. aud there
wa. not voice raised in opposition there's
TO. tnlon
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southern paciNc NAilr0aN.

We clip the following IN relation TO this
ep,erp,ise from the New Oflesus Bulletin
AZ nesting Of the Directors OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, Geo.
) le,ser was elected President OF said
Company IN the place OF llorauo Men,
resigned We had this appointment as
most favorable sugufy. significant as i Is
Of tho honesty OF Intention OF the stock
holders, through their board OF directors, to
make the Southern Pacific Railroad in TACT
rs well as Ia representation, southern
Road. George ;. lerger. of Mississippi,
IS one OF the first men OF the S0uth--his
name sill give weight character aud nilu'
cucc to tbs stupendous enterprise, and Be-
cure Tor It universal confidence. ihe pos
sIiion OF this great national work IS one
that the most emulous ambition nigh, ass
pre TO, and We feel we'll assured that the
new ineumbeu, will I'LL II with efe', to
himself aud uselulnes, to the public
one of the proprictors OF the Plcaynne
lNir. iullcu) has taken, it is said, large
amount OF stock in the road. and that pa
per has come out very warmly In ito favor
Col NArr WARD, who passed through
this place on Thursday evening from New
Orleans, Informed US that perfect Juror
existed ia that city in favor OF the enter'
pr re aud that millions OF the stock were
being taken.
We learn from MAJOR Blanche. Chief
Engineer Of the road. that orders have
been issued to ship the balance Of the iron
for twenty i've miles up Red River immedi>
,fely
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Mrgprnrns R.cArruRrp.-Nr. Jan

MrRDEnrns RncArruRnp-Mr James
y Irvine, OF Austin county, Texas, and
Marshal De Blanc, Of the New Orleans
police, arrived by the Daniel Webster thu,
morning, having in charge Amos Atkins aud
Andrew J tlaek) Cloud. the murdefers Of
the youth inomas Harrison. nephew Of
Nr. lfsue, "a Eelh,.le. Texas. ea,ly last
year. Atkinson bfokc jail alter being con
demned to be hung. and ouly swaits sen,
teuce. Cloud stands indicted As accessory.
but has not been tried Mr. Irvine ,railed
them lor months n, heavy expense, (which
should be felmbl sed by the STATED and
captured them above Camden. Arkansas
They 60 up on the Island City to d.y. --
Cohesion Ciriiian Of The 9th MI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

FoR RuSNrLs-The prospects Of Run
mel, are growing brighter aud brighter eve
~ day. Limestone county goes for him in
ease A. VI. Lewis canno, DO nominated
Leon county supports him ms the first
choice OF It's Democrat, So with Lamar,
fanu,n, aud even Iariant, Col Johnson's
county, has split. and held second con.
venion the delegates from which will sup
port Ruunels.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

r,x,sPAttfi, K,lLRnAp. lter many
douLt. and mi.piyln,, A. to the good faith
and intentions OF the Texas Pacific Rail,
road Compsny, we had brought, ourself to
be,ieye from recent active demonstration,
in Harrison County, that they had placed
their affairs on a substantial footing, and
vonlJ prosecute the enterprise without in.
terrnpt'on. We hay. not los, entire conf,
deoee. but the following paragraph which
we clio from tho Washington correspondent
Of the Sew Ofleaus Delta, looks very badl,
on pap,r:
" he newspapers have numerous para
graphs r,uiy. t. the prospects, Of the lex
a, Pac Tic Railroad. AID there i. a studied
t0ur 10 Impose upon til" public | lhmk
| stat Il g. one %! my lrtl"r ih-t winter
that lu,i. paid stock was advertised for Gale
At five cents uu the dollar. Ntucr then % hA.
deprecated and now hAWk-d bout to the
market at two and hnii c"'i-. amt 10"
sale ut those figures. Hrn. o'.Ir 'luk,
Whp is no" here, and WAC o., l"hilat "''"
be Transactions "i thi' misttahv worthless
company, says they have already r'n'd
fgfp Hlitilrs ut rpi si"rb. %, oil l'sr"
Vo4H be dead 81, igh. euonsh 90 crush ans
enterprise, hp"eYcr .ndahl". bul % places
tbs king company Of icNts among TIE
monster swindlrs OF the age Ih" 'r'l
lcN-,hY and able report lately made ht the
r. +sldvht OF TINS company l. thr snhJeci nl
uuth metilnent Hmons Hose Who under
siuud it, res. 60 ditnn
In the ashlugton correspondence OF the
Memphis VISITOR dated IL. last Of irbtua-
nv, Nc hud the following s'gu'hcant rassa'
age
" \ curse 10 the country Is th's railroad
laud legislation. Texas Is duprd, aud 50
with Congress. There Is unm,ilgated VII
lsinv at the bottom OF IT.
We clip the above from the Caddo Gas
z.tta. 1t - somewhat surprising to hear
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NOTICE..
TnE STATE OF TEXAS.
County of Iarrisoa.

NOTICE is hereby given, that VIM
~ Blocker, Administrator of the e-taN -
Jenken W SNanson deceased, has ne"
accounts and YOU hers with the said rs.'.
aud that said accounts and vouchers VIZ :.
opened at the next term Of the county "a ia
to be held IN end Icr the county oil h"'
Texas, on the las Monday IN APrl So ..o
being the 27ih day thereof, for .ons'd''a.
and allowance, when and where alt pef '''av
Interested NAV attend and contest them II WY
Sc proper, Iy order OF SAID court c,,t
4. G. BEAZLEl, Clh
April H., 1887. No-"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

At the last accouts. a great fire was pre-,
va.l,ng on the borders OF Florida aud Geor,
ga. A space OF twenty miles square had
been burnt over aud the fire was spreading
Cattle were suffering severely, The lire
originated Ia the operations ior securing
turpentne,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11
Sentence for Murder.


G. Nuns, for Milling 4 Abuey, aud Hdrf"
.lav. of James Cellum, for killing Rn'ns
tr,u.haw These negtoe. will be esecu'
ted ON Friday. the sih of May. We un-i'
for the credit OF the count,, and Tor Tie
character al Tia. sex that 10 Ladies VIII
be present to witness this tragedy. he
hanging Of a human bong I" revolving
.o.et,cle. which no OF. ought to behold
excep; the officers OF the law. aud those
q hos. dat, It is to further the ends OF JUS
tiee and morality would advise slave
owners. by all means. to keep their ser'
wants away. The condemned negroes
may make speeches calculated to have
very preludiclal effect il delivered IA the
presence OF the slave population.
We subjoiu the sentence OF DAVID.
That of Martin was substantially the same.
Judge Frazer having commanded David to
use to his feet proceeded a. follows;
After po.ipouiug the solemn duty to the
last hour OF the last day Of the Court
have had YOU Brought 10 the bst OF lhe
Court, to hear the awful seu'cece OF the
law TO be pronounced by ne, on the verdict
OF the jury against you, lor the murder OF
AlARIAu AnNtN
Il having been wade known to me as
the judge q. the Court, that you eete ia
d,r,.J tof It's heluous efme, aud that YOU
lad be,n arrsst,t and confined IN laIl to
.u,ut Won, tr,al ON said indictment at TIN.
torn, of the Court appointed counsel Tor
,on IN ,unl,. un,. for them TO make fall
,,s,,r.tion Tar ,ouf defense
he Cont by the consent Of YOUR
c,nu.el and that of the District Attorney,
-, ,onr ttiaJ for the 2ls, day of March,
1857 Ola that day. all 10. forms aud So.
i.,,uiV.. a. In, law having been sttictl,
oh..ty.d ,ou were brought to the iiar OF
,ba Cam, and s,,aion,.d and ,ou then
,,I.aa.d Va, aally. vbereupon the Dis>
B tfict Attorney. aud YOU. by your Counsel.
announced that the State and YOU were
read, ia ptoceed with the ua on .a,d
,ndtrtm.ut and plen Then, IN the mode.
and the onl, mode known To the law OF
this state. "a lury OF your own selection
wa. duly ,mpann,lled and sworn to decide
/ iii. ISSUE made b> sat indictment aud plea.
iLr uN aife, hrnnn. the SAID 600.
d,ct,,.,t and ul.a the testimony. ateumpu!
of counsel. and charge OF the Count. re-,
I tined 90 consider OF theif verdict, mud sl-
t.,,,,,a, returned ,pio ,outt lbi. ,eidiei
We the iuty hnd the defendant guilt, OF
murder in the list d,rtee IN manner and
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
n ". LOU GuERY, Editor

MARSHALL .


~ Al subs. nf-r- ia if~ f.apalfeap ou' Of iI.
rsnsy e4H-.iri go rag in advance. iar ir r-f-H
thai q f. Hiefe taHbs 81 collect sue. staA sna' tiiH
" sefnihe manef
or Money ft sairtrpi.as. .f t,r 3He. o. il- a.
f.uiean oilite eai' be- iaraaH.i h mail ~ oAf 'at
O. o. Sunday lnst. we hsi drssel
log rain, aud before night We're visited
rs Norlher Tho cold became more aud
more iatobse. as the ii .hi advanced. Fires
aud L.aukeir were IN demand On Mon,
day morning, sach scene OF desolauon n
was presented, has seldom been seen 10 any
country The tees bad been decked with
nssrly tbsir fall resalia Of foliage many Of
the gatdxas we're f.f advanced, aud nearly
every planter bad iinc stand Of corn
Aii was wi,bered and destroyed IN l single
sight, Some idea Of the cold may be
formed when we inform tho render, that
Zee vas found ia wooden buckets add
oAflhcn wash bowls from q half to three
qaarlers II an iueh tAiek
Wo lock wth apprehension for The re-
CENT Of Intelligence tom The wheat Z ow.
ing PORTIONS 81 !'e&as, where the cold Is
much more Intense than il is here. We
expect e is totally destroyed. for of the
fields IN tas county not oae remains,
Geuelal desol ,iiDu has come over the IA
bars ol shs hu-handm4n The broad land,
.capc. anl the lovely ffest 80 recently
gay with pfieWAio colots aud fed''"ut VIA
Il ell al la
,o,rsig,
rs ilon. j. "tA& VIII 'c''" our
l.l, r., L.u,d volnass Of II. Canore..
ianai Globe aud Appendix, Tor 1853 aud
1885.
VT lie JeIsgson !lorsd hoisls the
hane oi Col MATT AMI tor Gong e's'
'''1Fc' =" ','e ''s'''' 81 W.. Inv
- ,,,, In. ,,,..,L .rtr.t.. M, r.,
lis course,
on a.
u v.r,y th,..,, r,.,b. lh.s.
p.,tl.u,ep have renewed a hrae aad hand,
some assortment 81 sools
e,y- ~. 4 q a,,,ss A. Ga bs,.
,ac.iy wed tAelr larne and VIII selected stock
OF spting aud summer goods, 10 which 'he'
iayi'e TIE reader . H'''"'''" ." Hn extensive
"u''''''' '.''
or M. {. l.. iiYNsoN, ,s now opening
wen sei'eled ''oe@ Oh '"us' 's' as
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MS oi "'ofa' ''''N''! ""''" '''''''S :"
ran, X y. EDITORS, and that iae wheel
lorse Of Democracy" aforesaid Is creA
,,rs al hi. in,eion,jon. Weeall noan him
.A an ..',i.,i..
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taal he WI Dodge Va" question:
" We """'' '"'o''" U'o '"''o' u Tue
N4rpgd.ehcs Chronicle, NAT Il Is unneces'
.afy for US t. d.aw Up platform for the
Oenoe,,ev AZ Teres That du,y WAS
r...i,.. II. r.r....a..l n, Ma
F'''''''''N - '''
ilon - I.'o, ana te"i'I'"'ed ny 'he y"
d)nsl Democratic Conventions oil 1872
aad 1856 Ii our contemporary had studied
IA, .t,,f,,, c,,.f,lly he wand layo been
essLlsa when uossr. Rn.k and Houston
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

or Mr G. l.. iiYNso>. Is now opening
a well selected .Iook OF gjods. ase bis
card.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

or Spe The gi,etli,rmrut 90 W. JOSH
uArEaEy. Iipfesents a chance for Is bar
gam.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

VT lie JeHsuon .lorsd hoisis the
,are oil Col Mari WAnu, Tor Congress.
,lhiec, to the decision ol the touyrpt,ou.
accompanied wth well written editorial
: sing the toason, WA.ch HciuaIs hlm 10
ti.s course.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11
ORDER OF TUE COURT

It is therefore considered hy tho Court,
that the prisoner DAVID, slave, be remand
ed to the jail OF this county, aud there
safely kept. until Friday the sth day oi
May next. on which day the Sheriff oi TIN.
county is ordered to take said slave, David
to the place To he selected by himself, aud
where h, shall have erected gallows
within the county OF harrison. aud then
aud there within the hours al eleven % lock
A NJ. and the setting OF tue sun oil said
day, hang the SAID David. Slave. by the
neck until he is dead
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

~ ilon T. j. Rrsg Wll accept our
thank far mblc documents. and p,rtlcn'
Aill fr bauad volumes Of the Congress
iauai Globe aud Appaal.s, flr 1859 and
lenG
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

" 4 State Rights nr,n1rfni OBJ aimed the inform,
ton upon which tlis portion OF his aniclr based
ifomak y. u Il, dCui., H. We val move tou h.m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

or The Exhibition on Saturday night
last. by tho ladies' aud gentlemen Of Mar
,Lsll, Tor the benefit OF the L. l.. Church,
wa. one 81 the mort pleasant aud attrae~
,ivs sorial ps.times OF the season, and has
.g,,ded a ,aens Tor agreeable conversation
fyg ,oms time TO come All the parties en-
r.pej ia The exhibition acquitted themselves
sssditaLiy. Every one whom we have
bond ,resk Of il, expressed themselves as
u, .seh,sd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

or The K. Ms OF this eounly, at their
i.ie meeting, recommended a State Con,
,eniion to be held al Fairfield, fuoe,toue
eouoiy. tie i.tsi day Of Jnno, and passed u
resolution Tor a County Mass Meeting OF
The X. Ms. to assemble ia Mafshall. on
the ,i.isd Nonda, ia Jsae. 10 nominate can
.i,d,les Tor the Leg,slature aud lof County
.fl;css. Let The Democrats awake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-25

A UCTION CARD.-IMPoRTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
IA TO parties of frs. class rosewood furniture and
elegant furnishing aricesThe undersigned will offer
sale Wednesday Uhis day l0 O'Clock
The choicest valuable collection Of superby carved
rosewood furniture of every description, and magnificent
decorations that has been offered at auction in this city
during past year, comprising the entire contents OF the
furnished residence No l52 West Twenty first street.
west Of Seventh avenue the sale Of which will be for cash.
and article In the house viii be perempt0y sold 10 the
highest bidder Is TO anything In regard
OF this furniture parties mo intend
visiting sale, personal examination will be the only
satisfactory proof of its intrinsic worth and real elegance
Catalogues win be furnished purchasers at the door on NOR
Psrlors furnished throughout in solid rosewoodsuperb
rosewood pianofore inad with landscapes OF real
pea satnool and paror furniture en- suite double
and0nge covered IN satin brocade and silk velvet with slip
covers, comprising four full suits rosewood Eza6e'hsn
retegercs with marble tops; French dvans covered In me-
daon tapestry recumbcnt chairsto match six elegant maa
and pier mirrors mounted in ormolu; French brocade
drapery aud lace curtains marble music escreto
with plate backs centre pier and sofa tables with
Egyptian ststuary sixteen rooms and parors richly
melss marble groups and figures, paintings elegantly
ounsod embracing foreign and home scenery pase and
variety Of other splendid parior furniture not
mentioned.
Also sprdd rosewood wardrobes bedsteads French mat
marble bureaus commodes washstands cnevai
glasses library and secretary bookcases with every descrp
ton chamber furniture Dining furnished throughout
with glass solid silver &C Also elegant chan
delers heaters ranges &c To commence at lVs O'Clock
" RUSSELL. W wEsTCoTT, Aucioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-25

ACADEMY or MUSIC.
d'HS sSs aan o RGss ;si SS " Fnr
La GRANGE
vIEUxTENps,
Miss Nh sItS fEsarso.
AMI other distinguished Ar,iJa
IL TaoyAToRE.
BIsSARDr, -
GRAND CONCERT
rs EHAFr !Ss ssS s ssS EzsHsDs
MISS xrLsER and Mr.. PERRHa.
l'' ]'na - LUCIA Dr AAxMERxooR
NILE cAihOhi' LApocErrA.
'As last act ct soSsAxBuLA.
La GRANGE,
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. - Is57.
Doors 'p's No EE frsirPI SEATS + ~ "''eI
rargueae and FRS, One Dollar
ramily Circle IVY zen.
fs q = had 81 ii. .s omse. aep pre- ss
"'e' Of the Fire i JOHN ar iIs The ONCE Of
HENRY II .H6~hsp, ' -
WILLIE LIN h hSi.I'sT sons 8 s'''''' ''''~
ps broadway,
~'1 ACADEMY or MUSIC
' ProseesSs Bo,e. .ss for ten persona $40 EACH
lofHAR sniS 10 Front s street
f,yxtsst Y NwsTsiS ", ne !" sa,harsss street.
Ccmmiiiee cf Trustees on benehta
| IxTRA cARD-FRANEIIS MUSEUM, ~ GRAND
II sreel-Gss 81 s,,5 T,Isni fsr G Sog Sss
which occasion great novelty viii be introduced being
BENEFIT OF MADAME WHARTON,
VIM" NC =" osE HUNDRED YOUNG LADIES.
whom appeared stagccfore The
entire eoSgsppye IA ossTss Eoss asb sraHr
twenty -four beautiful representation for full particulars
see bs Admission viii be be a. usual Don't forge.
70 visit, The Franklin Saturday you want 70 see beauty
| and novelty combined.
| Is TnASKsGIvISG DAT
| = THURSDAY. Nov r. whsn vi ,. presented i.
desbs all crafty all tastes and benefit all hear-s
| rare rERgoRnANCEs EVERY HOUR.
usa during he evening" thus furnishing amount
az chaste intellectual for the fasons
uproarous rrh the less sensitive before pre-
| scented n the history Of Holiday qualifications
The following will be the routine Of entertain nents Tor
| Thanksgiving Day in the Lecture ROOM
yE s w nav PrVySsns eGmsde 2,
| the laughable farce called BLOOMERs IN LOVE
Afternoon and also a O'clock the sterling and intense
drama entitled THE QUEENS PAGE; OF, Crime and It's Re
Evening At TX o'clock the deeply interesting ds
IT, xh ~ IA ~ v., -. :
Herman Gray the mechanic and volunteer Mr. watkins
in "a Hartley The marriage victim Mrs kyDer
The remainder u the cast BY The Of The talented Gem
W addition the Aauari. or Ocean and River GARDENS
may g SEQ ne Happy Family tbe Lying S,gsn s o'
Adn,tance Is cents children undS zen, ~ cents
| A cApEvy or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY -,
TheO veh aaong rn~Nn
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nIIIrARDg-rwO SECOND HAND BILLIARD tn
ID bes IN good order for sale cheap % make room To-
new ones with marble beds. Inquire At t0i Broadway.
wanting rood billiard tables win find the present ~
bic time 10 purchase large 10, Of new snd soc nd hand
tables with evsrythnr billiard nne cheap fpr rssh
saesroom Tss and ys Broadway manufacry rs AaD street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-25

AMUsDMEHTUL
NIsLos sAsDEs yEspA A. . EyESs NOV o
" The d:.:Sins HxKiETTx SxETRETTA.
The talented JEROME
Last week Of R Is5GRfi S asb BERTRAND.
Robert Antoine one 1 bertrand T,11 aor.
Marietta z'rfre,'a .os ,n. ........G Grand Pas
n sss. open sppss s 50 ssn ~
i1i Ss me Won
Saturday Anernoon-Iast Juvenile performance.
w Doors open Al Ok: commence AT
with Ts Mr. srs1s
being s Twenty a s annon Mr.
Norton Mr. O. Holland. Mr. Davenport Mrs. Allen Mrs Yer
Zen, &c.
T AURA KEENE's THEATRE NO. s2t BROADWAY.
M
WEDNESDAY EvxrIHa Nov: u. 1851.
THE s 81 sy'FS PRAYER
ssis 'ssSSi' Mexico Kssas
Marie de Lascoars
s Sarssi. =. Dc. rs SSns. Jord.n
s.c de- .eSS. Of III. Ursu wsss
q T SEA 81 At ss Ss ss
G and schools a. Doors
Doors open !, ca; 70 commence Al ~ precisely.
"A THASKseTSI Hsr DAY nay a IS s.2r
Madame LA G M,.. Mi MN Mad D'ASdRI'
HENni viEuxTEMPs.
The Directors that order accommodate those
who could not FS Ra AK fsa Ms 4 ns Opera Matinee
will be given on Thursday qhanksgving Day, 10 commence
This viii positively be the only Matinee this season
The Opera Matinee will consist of the whole OF Belins
OPERA Ii '''e' "'''' la IA soNNAMDULA.
E E%ns a! Sig ~ Labosetis
The drinking song trc% sg 1sin ,ss spsrssof
Maneo Orsini Mad dAngr
''''N si ssgsS VIM NJ x rEEEISd
"n0 VI" p'' YARN SSARNivAf OF VENICE
the ticket Offices Amphiheairs and bar
rooms closed Doors open at to eomnenceat2
On saturday N0 FIFE { f pEPa IsFsis ''
First .D,o,r,nce ON o. A Moaass n Nov 80 ats
First night of S'y EGsEE GnsT Da 4 Ss acts
ties and NEW scenery for which eee
cast VA Be- Nj &sgs BE- TX as%s Including
dier first appearance NILE Il Ali SAIRo1.
er first 'p Yss rs% s in sps SIC rrosARpI
r0r the first time s :; Robert p ho s R!rSs9
=" ~ '"' N'''' CARL FoRMEs'
Ills first appearance in America in his world renowned
In order to give due effect to this grand composition
has been made with the management Of
Nibio's Garden by wh Chm pArJEr
will be combined with the in which the popular das'
"'"' MILE TERESA ROLLA
supported by corps de ballet will appear in dversse
rnent under the dire pATi o. brilliant
The sale Of will commeneecn Friday, at the Academy,
O. Breusng and Shells stationery store ~ Wall street,
Evening Express Building.
DARyUN,s MUSEUM -TyACUATIoN DAY=woRTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-25

L,oR SAVANNAH AND rLoRrDA:-THE STEAMSHIP
II AUGUSTA NJ g. Woodruff, will leave on saturday.
November ~ A. o'clock ~ from ger No North ryers
apply 10 SAMUEL 4. MiTGHuIs Is Broadway. Steamer
for Florida with the shove leaving fo~ Savannah
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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DARNUMs Observation-Disclosures DAY'-woRTH
ID Obsequies-wedpesday,N Nov. 2s-Afternoon at :, a.
well ihe evening, mt IN O'Clock OUR COUNTRfs 81
NEWS The Mechanic and the Volunteer written By MI
H. respectfully dedicated to the heroes 81 the
Mexican War. Herman Gray the mechanic and volunteer
Mr. H. Watkins; Julia hartley, the marriaee victim Mrs "
Ryner The balconies and windows Of the Museum VIII
present superb coup foi Of the parade &c &c, aen
dant upon the Worth Obsequies. No extra charge Will
be made this accommodation. The Aguara, Happy Fa
mily, Living scrpens A. Abundance - cents chidren
under ten, Is cents
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SSIGNEES' SALE OF GENUINE BRONZE C. Aooh>sI
IA Paran and china ware.-C. NJ LEVY auction GEL =.
William street. will sell Friday next the 9Th nsta 81 SAID
O'Clock IS Maiden all the stock contained in
store consisting of bronze clocks Parian groups china ~
dressing writing desks and perfumer
DC, &C. Full particulars In Thursdays papers
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SIIIPPI NG.

GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO EUROPE.
~ FIRST
In NE first class paddle wheel steamship ARIEL 1900 tons
IT, d. Ludlow commander, and NORTH STAR, 800 tons,
e. Iefevre commander pier No North river
atnoon precisely, carrying Inc United States mail viz
SOUTHAMPTON, fOk SOUTHAMPTON
AND BRKhEr. SOUTHAMPTON FOR NEW Yokk
North Star....... Saturday, Nov. q Vedy, Dec. 2
Ariel Saturday, Nov. q saturday, Dec. Is Wedy, Dec 80
These steamships touch nj Hnvre Specie delivered In Lon
don aud Paris For passage freight apply TO ID. TOR
RANCE agent, No 8 Bowling Green. New York