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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
HENRY ANDER RSON.


This now famous gentleman has been giving
public exhibitions and Lectures in London and
Manchester, in exposition of his art al horse.
Itat,ng, and in the former place exhibited his
po@trs4upon the zebra. We take the fqllow
ing report of this exhibition from the Daily
NaMs
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IN. n,REY AND THE zEERA.


Mr.. Rarev, the celeh.aied american horse
tanner, re-opened his school in kiuneren stree
yesterday for one flying lecture previous IL
his departure for Manchester, Liverpool and
Scotland Ga this occasion The little theatre
was filled with the professors most distinguish
ed pupils, and the result of the lecture was to
conyirce everyone present that this system is
perfectly sound and mate--sound N prin-
icible and sound in application; that ii is based
on lifelong observation oflhe equine idiosyn-
tmsj, physiological, and psychological and
that there is npt one particle oiqlackery erpr-
cism in il from beginning TO end. Although II
IS part of opr general human nature to be fond
Of tile horse, it may often have been remarked
that particular individuals have more OF this
sort of ofattachment than others; and whenever
This is tae case, and when peculiar circumsian
ces favcr the development Of this feeling, the
result generally is that such individuals snon
throw new light on the equine circular, and
introduces import mt changes INTO existing
systems OF training and breaking the hos Sc.
Mr.. Rarey is obviously one of these individ-
uals and he has devoted his whole l.fe to the
study of the horses pecnllnnies, his nervous
organization his strength, ms weakness, and
his tastes. He has plurnbed the 0epth of all
his passions measured the fill height OF his in
felli.ence, found out what he likes and dis
likes and is afraid OF, and putting all the. iso-
lated facts of lifelong experierce together, ne
has constructed theory on the soundsst prln-
pies of induction, and he exempllias it and
carries il out with an rnetrlng skill and IN.
ish of manipulation which we fear few ot his
pupils will Successfully initiate, even after they
have been Initiated into all the 'reemisonry o.
The science The only. thing 10 be regretted
in the matter Is, that Mr. R,rey's pecuniary
interests. and the simplicity of his system, re-
GuiFe iiiai only the favored few who become
bis pupils should have the advantage Of hisad
mirahlc Instructions.
The gfeAi t.sis b his as4'em, end Usnrh
may te delgcl Without any breach oi 'he
understood conpaei iudef which indndis+
are permitted 10 * f5e entat ihe tscipTcs S
the ca-sfgi, patieni snIlai a7oa1a-sa s.t
av q sihdaess waieh Mt Z rey siya :.
ami, proves 70 os .nofs na.ea. v..a 'as st'ssa
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"ro pgpiis give up what was meant for mankind
IN tae course Of the lecture. Mr.. Rarey coll
ed attention 10 the TACT that the most uprul'
horses in.ihe world W, re those Of South An
l'erei. hes fhey wsre caught BY Tic lass'
and controlled BY The spur; and that the mos
doclIe and obcdenf were the Arabian horses
which were treated MS friends and conpnnion:
by their wild Bedouin master, shared ihe.lai'
ier's frugal dish, nnd often slept with his in
lant childrn. The .h0rse5hc snid, was anan
imal ol>ine nervous orgaR>zntion, and having
much more intelligence Than his master would
: olive Shn rr..t H fome'nEa mnrh moV
,hau hr n'd n7Hsr b'u.c.l coo,l .1s,I a p.
aHl 20 h"ng h'o' r1'' eowp'or sh''r''p1 p
4" humane manner ~ WnF g,rr zoe rs''5y thH'
t4n oU,uHsu s'or 'e ps.a 10 i.'tsa iwo
T'iU.r.
ue H6" .e.,uHlt" N'N.srf NA. 'i'N lEHT
dacr5. arorur ol h l2dy mue lhi' r,e
aU.snr tuC ,ujgu-s ar bad iuN1.i ugnn
1.msr. before .c mndp VI hu'ey hrQH..
lance le. auwus r.H'r aga muN. ioI.lira
his tenrher uboul ,me arena Ia, q t..,, ..pI
ping when he pointed his finger, lying down
when he was told, rising again when he oh.
,uined permission. and doing MI this in mild,
good.humored sort of way, MS il the wish TO
oblipe was the sole ruling motive, and thai
,hc now docile Cruiser was thaware thNt therc
were such things MS whips or spurs IN the
world. Rarcy exhibited the terrible array Of
hits and muzzes with which Cruisers first
;eacSer, had sought to bring him to reason.
opd ,,,vs ono or iwo INTERESTING paruculnrs of
HE e,y, e,rIv interviews win The ferocious
animal Cruisers habit, il appears, WIS 10
srream and yelr when any one ;;nroachcd him.
to smash nm his sail "into lur;(ar matches"
and 70 ottpmpt TO bite and llps,roS every living
hing in his nei9hborhood.
When he was to be fed or waterel, The fiat
proceeding by his groom was 10 ascertain by
the ,hrustInc long po,e in at the stable door
whore the enemy stood, and then TO denosi
the food. shut the door and vanish as soon as
nossI- Ar. Rarey chanoed ali this in mo-
men,
Hq e.iersA lie stable aacr 20 bc h,rawn
omen, introduced himself according TO his sys.
TEN, which is til. very quinlessence of Ches
,erfed, to his new friend without q moment:
DELAY. and in half an hour the irdomrrabl,
Cruiser might be ridden by Il child, could lis.
ten TRANQUILITY 10 the bcating of dram, and
stand unappalled, even if Mrs. Camp were to
flourish her most imposing umbrella in his
face. Cruiser, it is true wa. little out Of
condition Yesterday. and his eve had a some.
what soddened EXPRESSION. but his NATURAL re.
morse for former turbulence was sutIircts 10
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DIED.,

LAT evening. after brief and painful illness, of
scarlet fever little RIDE, daughter of Edmund
and Eugenla Brooke, ag ed 6 v ear and month The
little pstIent suffered martyrdom from this distress
ing dsease which, however, she bore with fortI-
tude becoming one Of advanced years The Tea-
tVes and friends of the dsceas cd la We the
his realms. "
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her grandmother, Mrs hlsria A. Queen No. 2ss 9TH
street. between l. and M, on Thursday morning, at
10 O'Clock The friends of the family are invited to
At half past o'onck. on Tu ssiay morning, after
az III eSs Of IS hours, CHAS CAPNER Colt
MAN: In the SD ear of has age.
his funeral will take place from the residence of
MS iather =. L. COltman on to morrow, (rhurs-
oay at clock p. m, and proceed to the Second
Preshyierlsn Church. on street, between 18th and
l4th SITS, DR.. Hammer where the religious SER
Woes W IL be performed. His friends and those of
MS atheIand family are respectfully invited to at
tend. without further notice.
Nh On T9esanX evening, December I, Mrs. Flea
NOh MARX, wife OF MI James Mar, and daugh
Ter OF Solomon ami Ellen Hubbard, of this city in
the Esd year of her age. '' "
Her funeral VII take piacs tomorrow afternoon,
al hall past ocock. Her friends and relatives are
Invited to attend 9Th street, between nj and N,
tBaltlmOTe papers copyD
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BALTIMORE, Dec. S.-Fiour Is duh and nm
SsnaaTnssai Howard street and Ohio SIS lax; CITY
Corn is steady; white 5Sa62 yellow 63a66c
provisions steady; Western lard in tierc-s lIyc
Whisky very firm at 25 a26c
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The Overland Mail,

ST. Lou1s, Dec. The PresidentBs M....a.
and the reports Of the heads OF the Den.r,nse,s
destined for California, Were forwarded earIy
on Monday morning by the Southern OyerI.na
nan, In charge Of VIM. Pardee, Of New YORK
me mail company will make extraordinary ef
Iorts 10 accomplish the trip in hfteen day. Tbei,
design is to beat both the Panama and T.hn..
tepec line Of steamers
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NEW YORK, Dec Flour IL dull: State
= 2oa4 4Oi Ohio S5.25as5 so; Southern as ooe
Wheat Is quiet and generally uucbang.d
southern red Sis; white 81 % Con e. Arr,
mixed 76a76Sc ~ nih'
- Bset Is quiet, Chicago repaired IS .sOasio 50
Pork is bu9yant; mess St9aSIs Is
Lard is dull at IIEaIIx
Whisky is steady at a5e
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Chsrter ElectIsu.

NEW YORK. Dec. The charter ,l.c,Ior ,o,k
place in this city to-day IL passed OF on,sss1
nd~s, the republican candidate for city comm
moiier, is believed to be elected by probably IL
w w majority. with reference 90 the other CITY
officers, they are so much dist-ihuted ~ ,oaJ
ISSUES tnat no correct idea can be formed OF the
result before late hour in the night Rain ha,
been falling all day A
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Great DougIa. Deuons,,,,,.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. The Douglas r,,..
meeting held last night In this citv va, m. isr
est ana most enthusiastic gathering ever witness-
IN New Orleans. 1t was held at ODD F,Ilovs,
nan, where thousands were unable to gain .d-
ana the streets adjoining the He'll were also
crowded with persons anxious to participate An
the demonstration N'Pe'e IN
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

r. TEE STAR PUBLISHERS THE LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE WASHINGTON CRY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF TIE
LAW DIRECTING TEEN TO BE PRINTED IN TEE
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST cRcULA-
TIos WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF TIE oPFICE.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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The Nicaragua Emixrapts.

MOBILE, Dec. 6.-The United States Grand In
nv Were In session several DAYS Iast west r..
", sanford, the Collector and Mr.. smith
toe Deputy Collector; also, General Waller NJ
NdlIher, julius Hesse, Williams and smith
were Vigorously examined Gen w,ItsS ..ua
before the jury about six hours and interro0ated
IS 70 ais course OF life in California Sonora and
MA ARA. No bill had been found on Friday
day. 'OH Tue same
secret agent OF the Government, named VIII
son, OF Ohio, sent here to watch the Niczr,Uu,,
movement, las left Washington
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Financial

c,NkW OK Dec e.-Stocks are dull and heavy
Chicago aGd Rock Island G2X; Illinois Csn,,ssi
S SnaIss I9s la Crosse Mi 3Y; Michigan
S SOFT ~ /; New York Central s3x; Penra
Ooal 90 90 o., READING IL; cantons 2Ok; viz
gina Us "a. Missouri 6's esk ~ "
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Murder by a Telegraph op.r.,.,

TORONTO, c. w, Dec. - James Flemino
tate telegraph operator on the Grand Trunk ray,
way line, stabbed on the street last MIC M Thn,
Madigan Madigan died Immediately. Elem.
Ing has been arrested. The cause OF the .fY.irI
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MARRIED,

In this CITY, on the 7th December, by the Rev, Dr.
S Smitnn Pyne, Mr.. SYDNEY A. LEGARE. Of
daughter o. Thomas Green, and granddauEhtsr of
the late Thomas Richie.
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MunicIpaI FIectiop
Baltimore NiarL.,.

NOBLE, Dec. Mayor withers was ne -elscted
to-day by lis majority
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ByA. GREEN Austionssr.

TRUSTEES SALE Or TWO STORY AND
On FRIDAY. the nth day of December next, I STALL
sell, in front of the premises, at O'Clock .. m By
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber, hearing
date the 18th day of July 1854, and recorded Lber
y. 81 follos 49, 1873, 1879, and 30, Ofthe
land records for Washington county, the District
Of Coiumbls the following improved property wing
and being in the city Of Washington, District kfore
said. viz:
All Of LOT numbered twenty three. Us in Sousrs
numbered one hundred and seven. tloTJ hsVins
west, tOget her with the improvements which sTs 3
two-story Frame Houses. = - - -"
Terms OF sale cash.
1.-THE terms oi sa are not complied with in three
Gays sler SAFE the Trustee reserves the right TO e.
seHtAe properly by giving three day otoe of such
inston at the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser.
John p. HILTON, Trustee.
noIo MWdds A. GREEN. Aact.
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s.- AUCTION SALE.
TO-DAY q TO-MORROW MORNING.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneer.
G10 mn WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT
VlO,OOO AucTIoN.-On THURSDAY Eve
NIN6 We VIII commence selling q large and well
assorted stock OF Dry and Dress Goods from New
York; to be sold without reserve, IN store No. SIS
The sale viii be continued Every Morning. fer
of. ,S''o1
The assortment comprises Dress Goods of all
patterns, new and fashionable les, In Silk Bonn
oasin' Merino' mousse,snss, Rlaids, Alpaccas, o.
A great stock of handsome Wsol, Stella, and other
Shaw!s. ~
Cloths. Cassimeres, Vestinrs
deTies, DO. ' Ho'oi-
Al OF which will be sold without reserve, in lots
or leogths TO suit purchasers. " wv
upwards. anu
The ladIes are invited to attend
No damaged goods Will be sold. Every article
perfect. ' "iiS'e
del WALL Il BARNARD Apcts
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SANpS'S GALLERY.-AMBRoTY taken
ana more popular every day from the fact than M
pains or pense are spared In giving them the
nnish. Every Picture warranted not to fsda :, IA ~,
of0otyPe: from 80 cents and upwards. - :
Penn. svs,, bet ah and md ssP s,:.,
! w. oppo, Centre Mayket.
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PUTURE DAYS.
ByC w ROTEIpv A.,

By G.. w. BoTELER, Auct,opser.
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
- oEURNlTURE AT AUCrION.-On SATURDAY
O'Clock, shall sell, at No. 52s street between SRI
ana TN streets large collection of so perior house
hod furniture, being the Ell eots Of select private
boarding house, consisting In part of, viz:
Mahogany Pdrlor Table, with marble ton
SaTved Mahogany Spring seat Chars
HANDSOME Mantel ard Table Ornaments
superior Tapestry, Brussels Carpetng.
Manosany n eclnlng Chair, covered with morooao
Do. Sofa Table, with marble ton
walnut Etegere. Mahogany Rocker,
hdsome cottage Reception Chairs, covered with
Window Shades. Dsmask Curtains and Cornioes.
Mahogany Hat RAGS. superior Barometer.
FINE Mahogany Extension Dining Table,
eIge ara me assortment of China, Glass, and
Table Cutlery, Plated Castors,
rally, s@ne
Oak Dining room Chairs, Drusset.
step and Chamber Carpeting,
mahogany and Walnut French and Cottage Bed
Wardrobes, superior Hair Mattresses.
teaiher Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
a large collection OF fine Blankets, Comforts
=, Sheets, Counterpanes, DC.
Mahogany Dressing bureaus, With marble tom
Mahogany and other Washstands Looking gIss sss
SSupsIIor, w ainnt Lounges, covered with morocco,
S"Cwer Bath, Tables, SOFA Bedsteads,
Io1let sets, exec lent K efTis orator,
a large and supeTlor Radiator,
Two very hce king S'oves aud fixtures
Parlor Cook and other Stoves for wood ana coal
hreh en- FURNITURE, Cooking Requisites &c.
Inc fttentl IN uf persons fun shiny Ia psrtisular
~ called 10 this sale, the articles are OF GOOD
qnalIty and IN excel ent condition.
Terms cS0 ano under cash. over that sum oredjt
ing interest. "eo'
noT-d C.. w. BOTELER. Auot
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Fliibuster Affairs I'm M.h,,.

,, MoBilf, Dec. The schooner Susan Harry.
tsO passengers and provisions; but witbout' ~
,oI coastng voyage She was overhauled be
lore resehipg Mobile Point by an armed boar
yIon,.laIhg capt Morrison and Lieut.. White OF
the revenue cutter McLelland She was s,onn.d
ouI tue mea rom the cutter were not allowed to
come on board
,,aa me susan was held, however, until instruc
IONS are received from Washington There a
great indignation felt by the nlibuster peone nd
the friends Of the Government
me spy, Wilson, Of Ohio. left here in copse
NJ 49, oI sudden disposition to administer to
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph for the Evening st.r.
seventeen Days Later from C.Iif.r.,. Wa.
husntepee eute

,,,,,h W ohLEANs, Dec. The Ou,k,r c,,v
WIN 81 passengers and the Cslifornis n.,S.
the 10th ult., has arrived maas OF
Business at san Franci,oo -
light ships had arrived from A,l,n,ic ,a..s
I'm, me snip Lucas, from Victoria to san Frsprisco
was totally wrecked at the Farallop.. IsI,sSo'
and fifteen lives were Lost. isi@nos'
The Golden Age brought down fror g.,
cisco about 81, $50 900 treasure, and a0o 49,.
gers, TO arrive via the Panama route sbe ,nos.
the steamship Hermann, New York for Sal Fran.
cisc1, on tne 2lst. The mail from New Orleans
via Tehuantepec arrived out in eighteen dsys
intending detention OF sixty hours at Acapuleo
L ne lsthmus route was In good condition
mail. y 'Ae 0'e'ano
,1Ieorgs Pen johnson had been acquitted for
killing Mr.. Ferguson in a duel O
ne ilgate Merrimac sailed for Honolulu ON
t $3.50 sSu' All well. The hrst cargo Of ice from
Dostoh arrived at Honolulu in nerfect order
Ihlrty-seven arctic whalers had arrived M he
The same port with 20 500 barrels Of eli - '1s
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NkRSuAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ of
AVA heri taclas, issued from the Clerk Once 4
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and to me directed,
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY,
the Sth day OF November, 1883, at IL O'CLOCK m '
ants right title, claim. and interest in and 20 LOIS
and 9, IA Square No. SO, IN the city of Washnx .
ton, ID. u together w!th all and singular the I'M =
proyements thereon, seized and levied upon az the
property Of Peter Force, and will be sold to satisfy
judicial No. So TO march term 1855 in favor Of Joh1
W. Mau,y and al, surv., and for use of Robert
}. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
not-u Tor the District of Columbia.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
Infl MONDAY, the 18th day of December next,
1858, same hour and place.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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TO-DAY.

Capt SeArGr=eurdsH was called 70 the stand
and testified that so Tar as hs knew, neither him.
sell For his company were disturbed on the day
In 4a~tlon. He stated that be saw parties In the
ROAD talking loudly, and that several ladies who
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By A. GREEN, Anotioneer.

THREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
On "WEDNESDAY, the sth In slant ,hai all ~
'front.' OF the premises At O'Clock p. m, three vaiu-
sue snG qeslrsoe Bulding Lots, Known and desIg-
OF Original Lot No; 4. in Ssusrs No. 2s7 each hay-
ing a Iront OF 10 feet S-I60 on Ohio avenue and
18th and ISL streets west. wv
Inc above sale offers fine op portunity TO per.
sons WI hing TO invest IN q handsome and 70 nsdix
improving section OF the CITY, ~ 1p'Ni'
Inc terms OF sale ars, one fourth cash. the hal
tsnce IN SIX, Twelve and eighteen months for mole.
interest, secured by deed OF trust upon the
de I'D ruDpx,
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MARSSAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of writ OF
Circuit Court of the District Of Colu inba for The
county OF WASHINGTON, and to me directed, shall
Court-hou door of SAID county, OF FRIDAY
the 18th Gay of December, 1853, At u O'Clock M
the following described Property, to wit: All
DEFENDANTS night, title, claim and interest in and 10
Lot NO. nine; g. IN Square No. one hundred and
ninety SIX, $751; In the city Of Washington ID d
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized aud LEVIED upon the property of
FTanols A Dickens, and will be sold to satisfy In
dicia No. SO. to May lS5s, in favor of w. b sbep-
paId. J. d. HOOVER
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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COOP LIVING .-Hammack is again astonishing
the lovers Of good eating in the Federal Metrop
oils by his current display of every obtainable
variety Of game, fish, oysters, &c in this region
we are giad TO perceive, from the rush to his
establishment, that the District public duiv an
preciate his enterprise. Never before did any
District caterer succeed so triumphaptly in nro
curing everything likely to tempt the appetite Of
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By y. J. MCCORMICK, Auctlopeer
AUCTlUN.-A SMALL FARM FOR
"A SALE Oh TIE WESTERN SUBURBs OF THE CTTy
OF ALExANDRIA.-On WEDNESDAY, Uecember
18th, az IL O'Clock In front Of the Mayors ON O.
we VIII on er al public auction de rabls Farm
OF 70 or IS acres, about one ha of which is in soT
wood, and the remainder has been unU err cultivation
as market garden, for which II is very desirab
The wood covers three as desirable building SITES
as can he found SO near the ty On the farm T. ere
Is Two story SrIck Dwelling and frame stable
For further informant apply to either Cf us and
we Will show the place to any who wish to 10 Ar ect II
2years on the remainder. ~
JAMES p. SMITH
X. T.. SMITH,
del-d G Mecca MIEs ,
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III THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDa
bly, Postponed until WEDNESDAY next, the 8fb
instant. WIG 0'H
dei-d c. w. BOTELER,A uct'r.
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THohAs G ATKINSON, chic. engineer OF the
Orange and Alexandria railroad, died ye.terdav
morning. At bis residence In Alexsndria.
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HI THE ABOVE SALE rs AGAIN POST.
ponSd, on account of the rain, until FRIDAY
MOh NiNO, 10Th INST, commencing at 10 o'c.cL
de 8-2t G. w KnTEs ER
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GENTLEMEN desiring good fitting Shirts of the
best auaIty and workmanship, can have them made
az the Shirt Factory and Sewing Rooms, No 5O4 9Th
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PosTPoSENKNT.-The grand CotilIon of the Esyre
Assemby, NO. J., which was to take place TINS
evening, Dec. Is, in CONSEQUENCES Of the inc emsnoy
OF the weather. By order Of the CommItIee its