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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

~ On the aIlh ul,, Ut O'Clock 7
NJ, serious accident occurred Ia the
steamer New Falls City, Capt. Wood
which resulted in the instant death Of
two tsefsuhs, aud the serious wounding
Of three or four eth.rs The accident oc.
Cured about one mile and half above
Commerce. Miss, fes.y miles below Mem
pns. The piston rod Of the lafboard
cylinder broke and blew ont forward,
carrying away the stand and breaking
the mud receiver BY this- accident sew
erel persons on the Falls City were blown
snio the water. and two are certainly
known 10 be drowned; nieir names we
cosld NOT lcsgD. There were also two
6ue badly scsiJea, who cannot posi-
~ seeovcr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

nRArlrYING The South Western of
Wednesday contains the following par.
sgraph:
The panic regarding the yellow fever
has d,ed out, and our citizens are sur
prised that they suffered themselves to
Ice frightened at Il vague rumor 1t is
now generally admitted that there has
not been a onso Of yellow fever in this
place the present season. Shreveport
was never more healthy than g, this
'imc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

Again our correspondent Objects That
no Injunction war obtained to ;estraln
tl,, Trustees from selling. y" probably
farge,s that Judge Frazer required a
bond 81 $500. 900. which it was found
impossible for the parties who were non
residents # the State. 10 give In re-
1uiriue this rxcessyc bond we think
thc judge committed grave error but
4. is certainly not one f9r which the
stockholders should be- held auswcrablc.
II il bo shown that the President
Secretary. and Directors oi the old cont
pany previous 70 the sale neglected the
interests # tbo sto, kholdors and in
stead # preserving the company as
was their duty united with others t.
sacrifice it's property all franchises we
might ceusure these officers, but certain
" It would form no Just ground Of con
dcmnation against the stockholders in
eudcavoring To- obtain their rights
A. t. ,he afnouut ri stock owned by
Me. .fs Fowlkes and Post. or rs to
what either If these gentlemen may
have said. W ar 80 the movements of
Nj Wilder. o. the controversy about
books and papers, we have never taken
the pains 81 enquire Il viii b" time
enough. perhaps. IN Us to do 50, when
we SGT ourselves up AS their special do
Tenders ono Of these gentlemen l'r
fowlkes,J we teI.cyr, gavo a very c"f-
dial invitation over his own signature,
before he lrii Marshall. for lall crltl-
'sm II his position and conduct, aud,
as IL WAS never replied To. it occur, to-
~ that It Is ia exceeding bad taste to
subject INN 90 aniinadverliun, orcg an
ea.oga,ops agnatisre. now Tat Me- Is absent
But Our correspondent assert, til I Dr.
Fawllrs and Mr. Post elected them
selves President and Vice president
In other words. they must have voted
for themselves. which Weihiuk question
able Il would imply also that thcy
were opposed hv she other Stockholders
As wr understand lhc matter, there WIS
"a larger amount If stock represented,
and a greater pumbcr W stockholders
t,r..nut af the nicotine ia June last
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

LATER FROM SAN LASf.--lhc 81 Louis
democrat, of the 10Th inst reports the
receipt OF Intelligence from Salt Lake to
the 2lst ult.. four days later than that
brought to st. Joseph by the mail and a
summary of which we gave yesterday
Il states that it was brnu ght by Mr. j.
If Blackstone, who left SALE Lake city
ON that day with dispatchc, te 'h" Gov
ernment. and passed through '" Louis
ON the ,th inst lie representa- every
thing quiet, and added
The Motmons were preparing Ia leave
..,me coming into Kansas Territory,
and others going into Sonora. Gov Cum
ming was Ia the city. Brigham Young
had left, stating as he left that he was
going to Sonora, hut il is suspected that
he is still lurking about the city.
Many Indian bands were rowing about
the plains. and Mr. Blackstone made
some narrow escapes The Pawnees
made an attack upon one of Majors Il
kussel's trains, taking all that they could
carry of wsrh lhen, and then bidding the
Transfers To Z We on The Mormnns
that are returning are vying with the
Indians IN begging from the trains and
troops They are entirely destitute Of
the communcst neccssaries Of life.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02
,lfs AND DEPARTURES OF THE MAILS

~. Wiley She Postmaster al ihi- place h@- kadly
furnished IA With s,sfeinenf q the im2s - an4sal
AID s,.a.nse Of oar mats. which, publish Cor the
teaedt ~ our MarsL.li readers.
Mails for kes,che Tor Kaufman, by way q elmer
sui Qasnaa, for San Augustine aud % Cl~skssic. ~
way Of Jetcrsaa leave Aouday Wednesday. aud J n
day and arrive Tuesday rhassdsy, aud asiaf'ay.
Mails FROM Shreveport aud Henderson, afr'"s or
Monday Wednesday, and Fn3sg and leave Taes'ff
Tharrdsy and -aiurisy.
Nail - Port caAaa lease' raesa4y' Tansdag, AL
Saturday. aad arrives H., sane isy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

a fRcaHfcy FulfliIrp.-F Fifteen wears
Az, says the Charleston Mercury. Prof
!. Morse, IN letter to The Secretary OF the
Treasury, the Hon John c. Spencer
gave ntterancc to prophecy which has
been fulfilled IN The complete success o.
the Atlantic telegraph.
The practical inference frola this law
Is that a telegraph communication ON
Tue electromagnetic plan may with Ger
tanty be established across the Atlantic
Ocean. Startling as this may now
seem, ] am confident the time viii come
when this project will be realized"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

AsonER MURDER. We nnders'a''
a man by the name of MusgroVe ~
another by the name Of Hooker F"
vicinity Of Sulphur Springs on ~ n,
the 22nd ult Another man haa I.
dangerously wounded prevlo"s''
Hooker. which caused the assault
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

as.A. Complaints of mail failures reach
~ Gum every direction The following
Is from the Caddo shreveport Gazette.
It should attract the attention IT the
Postmaster General
1.-The paper mail from New Orleans
has tailt-d to reach this place since the
20th inst The contractors have violated
every Obligation 10 the General Govern
mont and should not receive one dollar
as comprusntion for services they have
never rendered \ rickety two-horsc
hack pretcuds to make tri-woely trips
between this place aud Alexandria.
When they have passengers, the paper
hiai IL thrown oa' and we are left to
the tender ncrclc. Of low-wAtCr boats
The Government n most shamciuly
swiudlcd by these contractors, and we
are en-, off from ali communication with
the world If there Is remedy, we
urge upon the department 60 apply 1t al
once. II the cyli cannot lee corrected. IT
would he better To- dispense with the
Post Office Department and leave the
transportation OF letters and papers to
individual enterprise Wevcrily believe
that express lines would go into opera.
ton which would convey our mails with
more despatch and regularity We feel
deeply grievrd and mortified when we H.
she paper which is not q newspaper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

The river continues to reccde rapidly,
and is no longer navigable for large
boats. Consequently the freight on cot
Ton 10 New Orleans has adsanc,rl to So
per bale Soaih u ,aerA
From this we infer there is yet through
navigation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

81 We have received from sie4ff' i.Ap>AHo SCOTT
aCo.,hl Cold street Nee lots, tbe Wr'tmn.''f ana
Edinburgh Reviews iar Jay ihc table ei eoairnit
are unusually attract se presenting ae'A d historic.
Literary ss efi asa aall'e4 research worthy % 'h"
eminent ,,stl aA. Of taec standard periodical "ie
tsaysar. Price II llla,ksusd aul any one ef the
l,r l,,s. q, tie i,sa, fesleas sud Haskwpod 'io
We have al.o received the tsnapa AH '''f
nal fog li.seh ard June aoetde nemier = b sn.
hell hei ath severed est representing paainF- 'N
art Is Of eeebri,y ana vlneiy 81 Interesting ii''
rall m tier. Pilee y Yon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

SPEECHES oF GEN. HOUSTON Axp uox
NJ BRYAN

give You hritI outline OF them
II was announced at the WasL;p,,
Barbecue that Gen. Houston womb "A
dress the people ui Independence "a
pcll Hill and Hampstead. and the pro,'
has been performed in this place ,od,.
Hon. Guy VI Bryan passed thron.
this place, ON his way To Anderso, y :,
the 18th, when he was invited by l,,. Y
Ia name some day when he would a,ldr,,
our citisens. lie accordingly named A.,
day. i having gecn previously appop''J
as The day Tor ten. lloustca 10 spo.,
The meeting assembled 10 the NUMB,
some three hundred, embracing a lar,,
number 81 ladies. ana Ten. Houston con,
mcnced his speech at about / rs AL
spoke for some two hours lie sor
mcnced Icy saying he felt it his duty /.
give some account OF his stewardsbi,
and he then proceeded at once to sp.1t
oi the service he ihd rendered 10 Tesa.
and thus subject embraced the chief pa,,
ct his speech. lie spoke at length d,
the advantage Texas had derived Iron
the sio,poo ooo ohtalied hN himself aai
ten. hhSk Tor me Salr 81 our tetrilor
lie abused iresideht iicree sad he va,
small man. very small - sand he iaiuei
on Inc hat''e heid IN Mckee, II, Il.
abused Douglas calling hiui a puppy 4.
lie ''sn come down on Marshall, Of to-
state ''a1et', SAM ne had hceu kllt 2
ont 81 Some house ~ MiSslsslppl, who
KICKING had sent h''n INTO ie&as, and L.
had thns been AleA'4 into 'eing The Az
l",ra '' 'he i'Na, democracy
u" spoke ~ Va" Mexican flutectorat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

sy- The Bangor .i.tea iAni Young man namca
John Mailias isa. dfawsea 10 tae iia'4as below Zoe
town Of Washington. pn iha ~, lt 10 was GA il'e
way % tha elapmsui.ns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02


railroad companies
Me Feftea
tr,i.t that will not bc considered a. nlni-
,b"es,J nor s--,il ass one 1ny TO discuss q mat
ter " great public m"in.w.
t ~ r - ~ ''' III pr,o nr tie sss,bora
Pacific Railroad Company In peeembcr
Ia' ns Of 'lr -l9,Nno'. - '',N 'a' y, NfS
COMMUNICATED 10 tlTm at ibe meeting. They
dbl not npadinie It nor t'fh the olhoers "ui
, ,.@,, ~. .l,,@. H., y.,,. l.f,,.l tsd ,,uir,,
arrangements vcft madr with DR. fowikos ~.
''''.s 20 ~ -, MI, Ia, rim.
'rhcy aled no hil ta ~ asidc the bill either A.
fa"dn''"'' %, H@F Hnu'u' 1N''''', ' III
g,r IA. me- 'ale Ma. uo, enia,n,d. The road
wa. sold, and bought by She cre'"r' soon
~. .''z ~ ~, ~, . .' ,,,',,
\ meeting IT stockholders WIS held IN y ..
oh thg IN ~ jun "' wv .''' y, ov n',,,
Dr. fnulhe. voted on 81 uu0 ooo and W
fesi on s-i0ppu ep nfaip ist'' mNf'A@ " 10.
N Poi sl.rrel tbem.piye. f'rsilrnt anl Vic.
President l1r fawlkc4 brins- ui' fer the road
. ata ' ,.,,' ~ I,r..,.
amount to persons N y y and Tho ATTORNEYS of
hi7 Company ',,ns sa' , ~ 'll ,'"'l's aaa',i''
company Nh Wider hi. brotber.mlaw, j.
acting Is secretary - ms somp''E' u ma
hi, +. hraaehr for the loon. aud he hawaii
state to AVOID PROVES lho alleged ground E"
,,.,, ~, ,s,,, i, a,,,so,.n, - ", - T.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02

WE riAcrp TIE NANf OF EVERY cANhl.
DALE oN the ilkEf,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02
pKorrprs or - RfrugLIcAN

c.. Mnis,.g fa .ntsagpit.us faf du~s t' ilif 4"
pihiiesn slice can p forwarded hf mai - HHf 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
: OF rHE Nxw.YoKE AND EsiE RAILROAD Co., B

NOTICE.-The Annual Election Tor eight
~ Trustees of the HYDEylLLE MARBLE COMPANY
will be held the Office OF the said Company in idst oPpe
the site Of the Crystal Palace in the City Of New.fork
the sd day of October instant O'Clock The p1
will be kept open till O'clock mNew York. Oct H. 1854
r. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

Y No 81 Bible House, As'or.psce ne Rev Y Z OUKN..
WALL A. NJ Rec.or-This School, for limited NUMBER o.
bows ard Young men, thorough English edncio nsn
.,6o,rhp In the Classic. aud Mafhemscs and complete m
s.rction Modern Languages and Drawing in CONNECTION n
the most refining and eeysns influences OF msFa culture W.
culsrs 81 the School Rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
1Jaints. Oils, Glass, &r.

CoBURNs EXTRA OL-Very superior for
49, .nJ Bs,uins--aone de.rAbe Barrels 80
| 70 % sslcas JOHN W. QUINCY Co. IS " lliAn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

a. j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
>OTH-ST and 2d-av. LOTS.--A. j. BLEECR
I En- SON Co, will SELL on WEDNESDAY, l5th
October al II O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange:
Ten valuable Lots the " f. Of 21ay. and 79ihs.
each p Zee, One Of the finest plots the east side OF
The cty 79h-st wide, beautifully graded cuEsed,
st,eed and tagged sewer and Coton water all com
pl.fe nd paid for IS per cent remain
Map- SC, az No. Broads- u,pp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
Real Gstate for 6aIe.

---~----~l----(----@|--~|
IOR SALE in BROOKLYN.-One of the most
II desirable COTTAGE HOUSES in the city for the price
No J S.ate lot about p feet by 100 House containing IL
bath and unusually large supply oil css
AID psres having been arranged By The present owner with
yea 10 comfort for his occupancy WIZ
be sold furnished unfuinshed deliverable nov o; IN he
Srrng AZ very price il about removing from
he y and the terms made unusually favorable Apply on the
pJemiser or 10 w o. E BOURNE No. SO Pine ST., New fork
EOR SALE or 10 LET in Aen-st. -One of those
J. pe0t and convenient wo-story and attic brick hot SIS
in Aens on Zoe west SIDE OF the street ust above vngon
The situation good Terms Inquire on the fenses'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
Sales bp Anlticn.

A SSIGNFE's SALE.-PLATT ADAMS, As.
n .ignee by SIMEON DRAPER H., Anctioneer-fusuant
70 Ar order Of the Supreme Court toe remaining s,ses OF ns
- Tn orsop In nv hands consny Of i1S BONDS OF rv
sscb NJ he BRECKENRIDGE CAMEL COAL CoMrANI
ana ali other except those in litigation so wnch GIN
80. will be- ready few days before and 81 the sae1
al bs sOIDa. PUBLIC AUCTION. at the Meehsnn *
sharse In the City Of Newfors on the ON % oc'o0e' 1872
:. ISf o,clooi T,rus cash Dated Sept IL. 1888
- %f VIVA PLATr ADAMS. Assguee.
The above ued property postponed 70 the
a. .he same hour and psce-Oct. 8, 1855
-''n VI "''O ' PLATT ADAMS, Assignee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

ID is now here the Of the famous Bearded woman
achd only -FOUR YEARS OF AGE, possessed OF III
snd IJIXJjRIANT BEARD aud WHISPERS. THlODONS
THEATER ARTS with complete change ofencrtanuents
End Dr. VALENTINE, the Humorist with entirely new
budget of comic monologue aud quaint recss THIS Az
TERNOON at and THIS EVENING st7 O'Clock, the Grand
Aouaria all times wei the Happy Family
Ians scrpens Ambulance 10 al. % cents children under
ten Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
Jnstruttion.

MEXICAN SCHOOL INST, Appleton Dulle- ma
"A inr SIS Bdway.-Parents Trs,ait3usiy 'n2puo1 -.
School Circular Tuition good School. can be IN
$500 . 900 rer Schools and Fanie' opp -, -
rco ished Teacher and Tes hers with pos0ns ho. "
Fsculty Amherst Col, d.. Lowell Mason, eta
SMITH WOODMAN 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
Gonses an6 farms h)ante6.

WANTED TO RENT-With the privilege OF
w purchasing FARM of from n TO 80 acres. Mus be
near The city aud easy OF Address j. e. Box No.
21g5 " Y. Post-Offce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, FAIRFIELD CoUsrY,l
SUPERIOR CoURT, August Term, 1858
Upon the complaint of the Bank Commissioners
~ Of said State this Court hath appointed FREDERICK
WILDMAN Of Danbury and WILLIAM A. JUDD Of Bet<t
RECEIVERS Of the HATTERS BANK Of said Bethel 40
hath limited and appointed till the 9th day N November
1855 the creditors said Bank their claims sgns
all claims VIM
the lime 70 limited will be barred. Test,
AMOS ! TREAT, Clerk.
undersigned hereby give notice the Creditors OF he
Haers their claims against the 20 tfs
Receivers the Banking House Of said Bank In Bette. In
said Fairfield County pursuant 10 the above Decree before
tie 10Th day II November, A. d. 1853
FREDERICK :. WILDM<AN, y.o,
WILLIAM A. JUDD, SN0''e'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

TOR SALE-A new capaciOus DWELLING, a
Il WA0ON-SHOP and two acres of excellent LAND wen
with young Fruit Trees and including capital Garden two
ride the city, and within ~ rods Of station OF me
Harlem Railroad The location healthy and peassnt ehd me
neiehborood excellent The place viii suit equally chanic
OF gentleman doing business In the city Price $500 Inquire
OF H. GREELEY Tribune Office, apply at once on he prem
ises % UENKY LYON, Clarrsqna. WestchesteI Coz ~ n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
furniture.
Dniloins matsrials.

GLAZED STONEWARE DRAlN-PlPEs-2
II rcb breom cents per foot Gamkrk aud Amer
lean CHIMNEY-POTS, VASES, SfAIUARY, Sc. LONO
ISLAND POTTERY DEPOT, No. g Nassaust, New-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
TATTONAL BANK of COSTA RIGA, Centrl

America inclined TO take stock, and with
trolling iSterest IN this Bank, viii confer with Mr. G. Q.
MARSH, No. 3i3 Broadway, Appleton building The Chnts
of this Bank lately granted 70 G. Medina esq IT Costa Rcs
one OF the liberal charters granted by
nent for banking purposes II embraces the best poysOrd
our Old United aes Bank These inclined 10 AXE interest
in the Bank may certified copy Of the Charter snt learn
other particulars or be put into immediate VIA
the principal w application above An agency will be eas
shed IN this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
EARM for SALE-Contanng 90 acres of Land

in high Of cultivation with House, Barn. &c, stu
stcd within half mile of Railway ~ j. Part OF the purchase
money bond and mortgage For particulars, IN
auro of CHURCHMAN ROBERTS. No. 40 Water 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT ROs
W. B. WEsrcoTr 4 Co. Aucsioneers

For e sale Of real estate stocks eonda Ac viii sail 70
description and sesudfu works Of arr contained In the spa
Seventh and Eighth all made 10 order BY the best
makers In the city The house contains six hundred lots
of superb rosewood saanwood furniture marble
groups paintings by Amer Egleo Huntington and other emil
nent ara Of which will be percmptoy sold 70 the high
s for cash and must Be wh two days from
lhe morning Of sale. which viii be positive rain shine
Paror furniture consists OF s@as
full suits furniture covered In crimson
maroon bocede do IN green silk velvet all In perfect
order the with furniture the house rosewood
centre sofa and pier tables with marble tops solid rosewood
Turkish and reception chairs lounges to MATCH seven octave
rosewood pianofr stool and cover ebrodercd lace and
pier and mante mrr0rs stands
with mirror backs superb etegercs mounted ormuo;
French escriioes vases English chandeliers marble
groups statuary paintings &c. including many aud
valuable specimens glass and canvass.
Superb rosewood chamber furniture.
Rosewood marble top bureaus rich carved bescads large
marble washsands and commois rich china
rosewood wardrobes with mirror doors. tapestry
carpets throughout the house oval mirrors bronze clocks with
al kinds or chamber furnure two sofa be6stcads &c
Oak and mahogany dniagroom furniture.
Extension table marble sideboarl rch French china
glass ruby engraved glass rsuisry WITH large variety
Stages pass within a few doors Of the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

INSURANCE..
MO EXTRA CHARGE
CROSSING riIF ATLANTIC
spee's, policies
British Commercial
Life insurance Company,
Established fsM.
6s Wall
CAPITAL with Accommodations o. GO last bonus declared
was per cent half premium mar remain loan ca.r-
MIS- Aus,sslis and special risks taken Applications may De
n'' c&o. < KsEvrrr, xanssss, 6 wall T., New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

EDWARD n LUDLOW AUCrI0NFFR PEP Fupropy
- seis q condrrnned stores ~ or Il eE0 SANDERS
Esq. Navy Agent " w. Ludlow AGO Mil sri Al ssettrr
on thursday sept % ls1s " O'Clock a ths Navv yara
Efokyn condemned aor~sa large gnsny III bread ~ef
nouf roe dried apples, rckles tea cohee butter
&c round tsrkem Orershirt-. SHOES blankets
trhacro. ek pOrket handkerchief needles ihrh4
kefea pans kDivps scssoFs combs backing A. F III ~
che aiove snd fall parrusru apply Al The auconeef oee
EDWARD sCHfNCK, AJCTIONEER.-PEREMPTOR
IL sale q new and second hand furniture by NJ y
NCHEN0A.--On Friday Octoher \, N O'Clock, seir
salesrFns No ~ Nassau barge stock Of elegant
eupeot made perlr chal~r and duag furniture IN
tcnde hro~nieile plush and hair cloth. also clocks
<na plated mattresses Ac To 10 sold suite
rnd osherwise 70 suh purchasers or rg opportunity
s0pds boKcd N The hest for shipping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
FALL FASHIONS.

MADAME r. HARRIS SON, s7i BROADWAY WILL
n exhibit his three hundred bonnets Of the
Partisan styles received from Madame Alexandrne and
others An IN want Of the recherche styles Moderate
pricee invited 70 call liberal discounx allowed W whole
ssle dealers.
MRS. ~ " MooERs ms JUST OPENED 4 RTCH
l assortment Of fall fashions ~ No f0l Canal street VIII
take much pleasure IN waiting upon al ladies' who may call
rroTrET APPOINTMENTS ~ THE oRNAMFvTAL AND
the beauuful-rn fact the attractions are perpetual con
sstng % rich feathers Paris flowers garnurs pour
wress bridal sets and veils cachepegns hair pins AMI
bracelets, At JAMES fuckers. St Broadway, between
Thompson's aud TayiOr's saloons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

THE ART or DANCrNg-a EAST THrRTEENTH
- street, near Broadway-Mr. CHARRAuD. assisted by
mrs iannay respectfully scquaints hs patrons and the
public thai hN classes viii Saturday 2d 81 October
wednesdays and Saturdays l2ocock Tor children
and ~ afternoon o young ladies and masters Gentemens
solrees usual Circulars may be obtalnel the
AZ Mr. Carauds residence lt6 East Seventeenth street,
Siuyyesant park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.-rTNE OIL
~ paintines.-By r. r. II. SCHENCK-Ths day, 9Oth
inst O'clock nj their sAiesoom IS Nassau street. colec
ton Of about fine OIL paintings embracing landscapes winter
marines interior and cattle pieces by DE Carver Yer
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the attention Of connosseurs To be sold without reserve
IN COTTON AucTIoNEER.-rO THE TRADE AND
SthersaThas day. THURSDAY September 80 at io
dozen curied maple chairs Office desks hair aesses bed
furniture mahogany rockers voaire chas eight day
cocks dining tabea couches and bcdseadA Sale
will be positive close the consignment Also one OF Wheel
er / Wilson's sewing machines In complete order.