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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Orean 8teamers, &r.

NALIFORkIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
"
MICA AANFA
ANGLICAN ATLANTIC And PsCitiC Sur CANAL Conu,
PRoPRIEioRs. -.
OPPOSITION LINE. AT REDUCED RAIEs
SEw-yoRK TO san fR,scseO. .s
FiIs, ,Csbin.............&2lj rs ppsr Sieerase.''"'s
Second Cabis.......... 10 LOsHr 5teeraye
The Transit Of the I.tnmus uolufef.
The splendd steamship WASHINGTON, Of 21 tcnrfs
ter Cspt HENRY CHuRcHILL, having be-n htted ap.gsJ
tor the California trade BY the Nicaragua Route, p,s~
Pier. North River New-ioTh, Oh MOSDAE the e1Sr
oeuber. at csryinz rass-nsrra, mails ana ssn -,
SAN JUAN DEL NORIk, to c. ct a. SAN JUAN pLI
St with the we'll snow snd coIsmodioGs .trsnsbP
HERMANN. Captain CsyEsDY
FOR San FRsNCisCO CALIFORNIA 49,,
These splendid amsnips Offer unsipa..ed sgconnasn'
for the comfort and ssh'y Of passengers -.
The i,tLmus Route is thoroughly rfpan AMI IN goa"
slf the 60 .btIy healthy. ,c-
For ras,sge aud freight apply onlym ne Office ns"~
psny to JOHN +. fEL.kEIOS Aee" Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Aierellanenne.

CTOVE POLISII.-A very superior article ~
- family use il /. aeau durable snd brilliant sni ,ts~e
nnythius .. the kiis in the market II IL sso rsN"nt
labor QUARTERMASk son. IA Johr-st. NsSin
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

vT'HE ALBERT FREEST0NE C0MPAM
Il snppy the b. s.tiful
Witch into large number II the fu-s, budn r-
erected in New York, Baltimore Philadelphia be rsy ~
furnish the Stone Of russct color with rese tn "
drrs III he taken for any point the Atlantic ssaboat h
i,laua cities ShMUELP. DIN5M0RE. seorsvy
OHire No. IS NassaI u (Commonwrath RuiairE, NsIn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
printing,
boarh anb ROoms.
6cusrs 10 Eet.

6nusrs 10 Eet.
VINO LET-For the Winter, if wanted. Back
Il Par,r Traoom, Bedroom aud Bathroom. with Ws;sr-
oioat d, IS per week. No. se PIsuk.iu.st, ~
ITO LET.-HOISE to LET and FCRNl-
Il 1uRE for SALE. Inquire i, No Wilkerst
TJNO LET. The desirable 2-story and attic brick
l. Rot 81 No Brschs,, containing Cro'7u water. aud
sss fixtures fc,.ssou immediately For further particulars
spply to X II. CT DLlPr. N III NassGs,.
WATER POWER. with or without buildings,
w LET at HsttesVap Dutchess Co, ~ Inquire on
Il pre Of Saul Il. Scheucs 81 Cogand ST., N L.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

YNHE subscriber offers for SALE the following
peoes Of property viz The fronted HOT SE
No c72 Wes, dst neat Philsdephs brick trout uOt SE
ON S5h st. New York City and the choice wood COTTAGE
No le5 Nsssu Brooklyn Prices low and terms Of payment
easy Two the above HOUSES would bs LET 20 good ten
aIs. ENASTIS ,. MEAD, No SJj 50 AZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

A. j. BLpFcKrR. Aur,ioueer.
WEST 2JTII-ST. fROPERTi.-A. j.
w BLEECKEE SON Co will ell a. auction on THURS
DAY Nov % - O'Clock, AZ tie Merctals tachseg Oh
25thst two four..tory English bsssmeut ori'E HOUSE
(h,own.ore and LOTS Nos % and e9 s. about
80 feet west HlLs, contain Crut IL Ac are
in COZ pete oIcer and VIII for 800 Sewer in e.ch.
Io, 10 6xaa s5oo remain each. Maps, &C. a. No
Broa6s'. NrD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Real Gsrate tor Balt.

L'ARM for SALE-Containing l27 acres Of
Il choice Land three miles from tie village OF Nswbursh
Orange County n. The Lard high state Of cult
vatio fenced and hs, large Stone House. snay
built aLd IN COCO with abuudauce Of farm budis'
such Barns Hay House CaraEe House Corn House Stable
etc From the view of the Hudson River and
rounding COUNTY, and very heathy location fhe Farm
together with Soct Farming Implements aud crops is offered
for sale Poss, ssiou b. had immediately Apply 10
GEORGE CLARK. NewburEh. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
~ FERREROs DANCING ACADEMIE,

H. No 50 Wes, ufthst \. L.. and Ne. ~ C.uton..
B,ki,c opru. Purils enter any time.
tceu ESenisG Cisss MONDAY ndTHU RSDAY. Saturday
.yeri7s Clss vii Nov 20 So.rres usual
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
A J. BIErcEER. Auctioneer.
nOSITINF and PEkEMPIORI SALE al

L - BROOkLYN CITY LOTS, ou d sF Uo"anu'
Cen.l." AID 81, 7th sth a q fhst-
A. J. BLkECKkk. SON 60. VII seA at sect.oa on
MONDAY Nov - 81 - O'clock 81 the Merchant, EtcIs 4sr
tie al, SPLENDID property. including the iaab iirf .
Cansi ed ssu Frame Hulsrs The Canal ~iA or
the Ceu-Ia Dep for the ubr brcs c's aud A. I'm
nsrd trade. The property 1I b oreei ID 30 20.
separate g-the zv apiisi, al Opportunity - uFe-,
D. sdSsusse A. Investment ~ sIrs q rs certain -frs
prospective nee II Nal- Il J. believed b BE- hr 5-i m bfo1k
yu sp, to- of bushes. well 8. c3.
,.'s,r spectators. TITLE PERFECT Maps SC, a. No
Frcad-st. Ntrl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

6tIQ S00 WILL be taken for tirst-class,
p e1ss)JU fourstory bro ~u.stone ffoJt HOUSE. If
sil-d the Goth Of November Said House is beautifully
in West 45i-.t between Broadway aud 6hay.;
all the modern aud in perfect order
Apply 70 4. J. g. CLARK, Ne. 9j West 22ist.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
TIANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NNI,,

A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM MAJ MI
"A CATION CoHrANy'S HEw-YoRK AND oA.r. -
LINE.-The dsp.rtgre from New Iors VII snNf,
lsh inst toaobiss a, ST tbns n. 10 receive 'S ~
M,ii. Yf--s of passage: Frst elaAs, So sre1e-
Tn,d s. irclrdiEs free ~ kets u ell the pri'cip~ -
raj .y roat~. Gr.s' bn,ss- Third must
hnis FORK Sc AID b.sdEg Ps.ssse TO St. job. ~ ~
Sy5 s-cord 25 70. frriss, or ps.ssx- D7nr~
az Ipr-.. touvAay NJ ii Hui.ou street No et
and a. their other adssTi,~d vnc-s "a tho intsss"r -
psrsu- rom 81 the ciral citi-s N tue -
var ir Great Brisain for Sst from 6svsy sa s.sy
AMERICAN EXPkE3s COMrnSr~.<.
aIrx HuLLkNO. h>
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
THANKSGIVING DAY!
THURSDAY Nov le 1853.
EXTRAORDINARY AND UNIQUE ATTRACTIONS,
adm rsby adapted 10 this UNIVERSAL HOLIDAY!
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENTS EVERY HOUR,
almost during the day aud evening. Of
THE MOST UNEXCEPTIONABLE KIND.
EXCEEDINGLY CHOICE AND DlNERTlNG!
be at al hours g. day. the celebrated
SEVEN FOOT MEXICAN GIANT,
only 10 yesrs old, and weighing 400 pouLds.
Also the - ...
TuIRTY-SIX INCH DWARF LADY
Nineteen weighing Is pounds These and the
WHOLLY UNPARALL sLED AQUARlA.
Oet and River Gardens in Cry sta Tauks Of Na:e.,
THE LIVING SERPENTS,
THE HAPPY FAMILY, Ac, SC,
together with the uuyar .ilrled perform sGccs Of
THOD .ON MIMIC WORLD, -
Or THEATER or ARTS,
with its THOUSANDS of LIVING snd MOVING MODELS OF
Men and Women. Animals, Sc. together with
DR. VALENTINE, THE HUMORlST,
IN Of his amusing ooeri Of attractions
PLEASE ALL AGES AND TASTES.
The GIANT. DWARF, GRAND koUARla, Happy anily,
Living StTpeuts, sc, To be Bt all times.
AGrnittrnCc TO ALL D cents Children under TO- 3 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

~ pISn VIM r. MARTIN.
"a tnnsS GARTER NJ WOODWARD.
cEnpIE CAI IT SAM FL RAYNoR
pETFR RAN OLIVER HOYT,
EDMUND H. MILLER. ; IA PKoNoSl;r,-,
n,Nrs 4 TpnD LEONARD BALIOU,
IyW "a SCOTT IOSEPH I. SANGER
SMITH SHELDON. LEVI HAfDfN.
I.coH VAEUERPOEL JAMES b. PECK.
n.VIn IAyNF PETER NORRIS.
- N KhiUWiS SAMUEL SHARDLOW,
I,NrS ST JoUV ID. T. VALENTINE,
NATHAN C. PLATT. JOHN r ELLnS
FRANK VryCFET JOHN l.. WATKINS.
WW PHELPS JOHN VI BRUCE Js,
JhO H. BkONNlNG. SANC FL EDDn
a IONFS PHILIP WATERS
7 & DFRBy s b. WILSON,
fDWIN JACKSON 2. j. COZANS
WILLIAM !. TODD, ISRAEL CORSE,
JOSEPH RUSSELL. ) h BEEANS
JOHN X. PLATT INiON ADAMS,
WN. p. COOLIDGE, WM TRACY
AARON SEELEY THOMtS J. PDNtkS,
y EOI' 'GIITOS JAMES {. CARTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

OiFicY AwyRrcs. 0uASo COMPANY
iNo 6S Wilismst cor of Cedrp ,
kEw.YoRH. Oct H. 1853.
TTNHE HOLDERS of the SCRIP STOCK of the
i AMERICAN 3UANO Co. are hereby ucti.d tbs. the
fourth and sst .-n led sud made pay-be or be-
fore Dec ensuing BY the term, ot sub'cpL aud the act
Of incorporation Scrip Stock which inst Ame ts
pot raid in accordance with the call Of Board Of Trustees
will b. fo.eried This forfeiture will be- enforced the ter
uaou Of the call for the four nstslmeut, previous 20
which the second ii..ent will be- received with interest
from Sept. 1851 and the ,hfd u,tamen with interest fron
Sept |, 1888. ~ oIdef oi th- Board ot Trustees,
JAS ). WYChUFF, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

a. Al'TTVutfT -,
TURTLE BAY PROPERTY. on 1stay., 4bth
i and rtl..is- J. BLEECKER. son Co. viii. sell
A, auction o THURSDAY Nov 2 u O'clock a. the N-r
chsnts ExcEsLs-: ~
ON lsr-Av-i6 Lots between 4Gth ani Il lists
OK pTH AND i7rIl-STS-3 HE Lys L. 5t the loi Oh
the vests sice 0f the ls'-sv
lURTLr BAY a. a valuable Dosk property s well suoFn
II being desirable up ncstpn for such rurss
For shp or coal Il 10 also ayorsby ocad. As al
the .- oheE, srra. nduceeHt. to botA business
mel end cspita .ts =,
No. Brcad-.t. tLf9l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
CHERIFF's SALE Of valuable LEAsEHOLD

J r-Nrf'
Will -old By II. LUDLOW. AuStonser tre lsrh day
of Sov.mbsr G59 IL ocOcI LEASE Of the PREM
SES No O. Thompsonst cr the Of une fFon the
fret iay Of MAY. ls'o
The prru-r. are au; a wide and about
~ ccp The itire from; ,ud red by buildings
The contains q renewal aui TIE tiiliings
beons to the -sse. For farther Particulars. apply 70 feopes
Bani correr anal and Tnonpson.t, 90 EDN ARD r.
CLARK A,,orpry Ac No. l Broadway 0 Cedar st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Sales bp Auttion.
A. d. MenwD AuctioDeef.
DY BANGS MERWIN e. Co., Trsde-Ss@
FRIbAf EvtNING. Nor. is a,si o'eioesI;

FRIDAY EvTNING Nor. 10. a,6t oeiocs;
NEW AaD OLD BOOKS.-A age col-c uon y aIaa. -
WORKS in - various departments Many ~ neM SIC ~ ~"
.csrce % svs..y II re~ and cnoice pube.;ions -
MONDAY AID TUESDAY EVENINGS Nov . sni -
&. o'rors ....,. ,oovc
ILLUSTRATED ENGLISH AND AAEkiCAS bvo%n' ms
AND FLFGANT IMPORTED ESGRA| tSOs.-lhT, D.
lie = vaiuable collection noiiLg cope. OF u't,
i,o viii the surp-cse pse. ti-ieu' R,yaI uAry 'ap
folio Gallery of Po.ts. Je-er.ous works i" vols osv so
many siriar caoe. en-ive snd iH-'l'e -
% STANDARD p .sh Auctic AZ Poets No'e''
,s Trs,f rrs I'D slrIhr Altho.. e. l.. PanPHe' 's~
og--s q ~ had \. the .z,rs!oom
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Soy p; = : o.cl9ct \, n
KakE OPPORTUNITY FOR THEOLOGlANS Anu
SCHOLARS The nos, complete and valuable Collection OF
TAs !os 81 Literature oarrrc IL this cy iUr may y-ss IL
# Calvin, vols tho. t-svb, Fol.
svo Lurh.r p H. NeauG.r vols sso; o,hs1s--n
yo. $50. Thohlct, Il yl.. ESQ e. WEE tne'e ~i 40
.urr iucludus copy u Li Mn,ee Francs.e N:p'eonIe
vols inn erin foio fnry yloprda Brsnuics II vols ~ Rl"
ga Mnrsar. Arti POO printed By Benz. Frank
4 a. q. ne a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Danrina Acdnemies.

A DODWORTIIs BROOKLYN DANCING
IA ACADEMY The casses for children on Tuesday ana
Frday neuoous srr .; pr-er - fun that Il deemed advise
bic not for the
ON MONDAY Nov IS clse. for children vii be co1anrncrd
20 NJ. It Mondays and Thursdays having the
OF attention, music, Ac.. as the oihers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Toevyp Uzcrv.y Ane,ioresr

JOSEF HzGENsS. Auetioreer.
ON FRIDAY. NOV. ~, AT lUl a M, al The Cen
" ,r.l Sas Rooms Wioughby y Pea 81 Br3oS
lyf Rsstlsr Weckly Sale of HOUSEHOLD FCRNlICRE,
CARPETS STOVES Il. Also. snail lot Uf JENELHf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

ID X + VI i I O Z 4 L T.
Of d-.abi- DW ELLINGTON Sc sYd LOT IL he Ninth
VIII b. sad Public AEcti tae 2i ~ y Noyern
BE-. 1855 !. O'clock the Hrrhst, tNrh,us., n
the Ci'y Il New Wiotk BY JAMES NJ MILLER. Alcone-r,
the three hTck Dwelling House, No. 81 Bs.ru"st s1d
the Lot b,n- the north c Of r.d street s feet six inches
Blc~cher-st The has al the modern improve.
utr., '- sale Will be- p-l-mpioTy ~ pr crut q! tn~
raiu bond aud uorzag- For further
psrtculor- .rrlJ JOHN T. DEN ELM. NJ s. Liberys,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

II :. LANSING Il Co,
III, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
PRoPEIEIoEs THs AsERi.lS EtROPEts ExPKAss,
No.. ~ 81 i ~ BHOAUWAf,
FORWARD FREIGHT, SPECIE, PACKAGES, etc {" al
parts Of EUROPE, AID corutrt az soutiamPton fr EAST
INDIES PURCHASE ARTICLES on COMMISSION a. the
BEST RATES, PROCURE PATENT RIGHTS IL EN-
GLAND aud the CONTINENT, sii issue SI0Hr aud TIME
BILLS on PARIS, HAMBI re- and LOSDON
CTOCKS and BONDS purchased AID sold for
- cash at the Bruaers' Board commission.
JOHN b. MURRAY, No. a. ws-st Manhattan Baas-
Notes aud Drafts coi-cs-d throughout America
A n ID W A K K A n L 5
IL PURCHASED AND FOR SALE.
SEWELL, FERRIS Co.
No ~ Wal,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
gnstrurtion.

A FLACK, A. ~, Principal of the HUDSON
IA RIVER INSTITUTE, Clsverack, Columbis Co., N. Y
furnishes Board and Tuition Ensisn, eS week
6tndentA e civ ed Nov. 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

A graphic description Of ORIENTAL SCENES Ilusrs-
tive ASCt Mt aud BIBLICAL ENkNTS. designed ~ fsc-
s,. the ae qupu Of Biblical know ledge accompanied
i.,.rca gica G-ogsphcsl SHd BiblioEs phicai
~,c ~ Prof " a. fAAfL 81 MerIsaai Hsn Jcrs-J City.
90 THURSDAY f.ENiNG, Nov. is, 1855. L. will b tie
s,trf,.t affair ,etu there 81 many PEERS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

THANKSGIVING at the HOME FOR THE
i FRIENDLESs-rhe usual ThantsEyirs Fesivsl will be
held on THURSDAY the 18th. ct the Home Caapl No -
Fac, esh between 4h and Msdisousvs The Ch'lden gill
sbe part in the exercises The Home will be oPeu 70 visitors
from ,. Z, 81 p.
With family cf 80 provide for end exhausted Treasury.
the hsnsscr will gratefully receive assistance that be
pruhcred.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Diano-forres dno mnsl9.

A MOST excellent Rosewood PIANO-FORTE
~ aud Of exceedingly nr tone aud touch fully wa
ranted will be sold very great barssn second nan
Piano taken in exchange by ALBERT WEBER Manufacture
No. lI5 West Broadway, near Canal st-
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svrtFuesr. -pBries the r-., vs,t one
CIV h,s h.ea'sa.to'f.tsl, n 49, r,. .f s,...,...
usf,s. o. N.....ity ...a.... 81, .s....,.i ,,.
plpa.p-e m hahn, ,res.o, ga III ,..,o.......
The s.e.s..s,, If p. psi.., d, ,...,......rf..
r- W. learn c..n N. ff..t. ...,u.;.
an jnyrptieu If NJ. GA, .sa w,.r.,t j, 49,,
,neen.an. ors. nou4b. .ionfe ia .t,o.,,,e
4, p-s.er,.a b.,e,.f,f ....,t Il Cd. .t,.,..,..,
,,aze "a Il a.ee,a, !. .i....s.r... r,,,, r.yoi,
ING wleel. in reeB,sf .ao,...,sp. "A. B, ,,,unfb.
anay ascends. canonai.nr Ball.. Meteor. aaa
Shooting Star. latter oa.o spn. l,iag h
anams al q mile ia length We watched Il
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FROM THE CITIZENS OF GREAT SALT LAKE
CITY 10 Ills ENCEllENCYIANfs RucHAN.
A~ NrrsnrVr 1F rHr UNITED STATES
4 meeting vas held 90 Sale Like ciy On
He d.h January, at which Sac following nd
wa- adopted
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rhtut
rather than In Intention.
\ distinguished member Of tho Csbi,s,
remarked tina, be considered that memo,i,I
equivalent to n declaration Of war; and
Tor the same reason there Is TO other
the mail contract was tgk"n lrom Mr. k~
bali after an expenditure Of over 800 600
.r1n which there has boon brit pal,fy ,o'
turn. Where is our hoasied liberty. ,yhs,
Directing to such officials IS mos, who hnvs
been sent here, whom every homes, mar !,
consciontiau.ly bound not to receive d,,,
qualities US, in tho eyes Of government, fl,
tho nghts OF .reemen, aud brands u. with
tho name OF raitorsi
Now, sir, let Us examine the policy NJ
the present administration IN regard Ia
+ utnh. bearing IN mind the following facts.
IL. The government have not mad.
tfestie. with the hdiaus have not paid n.
our gsi dues.
~. They have heretofore appointed Off.
GERS to preside ovar our welfare whose very
presence, it IS widely known, was an oct.
rage ON common decency.
/ 81. We petitioued, through our Assem-.
bly,, to haze good men Tor rulers. and de.
cared tina, such would have been epurte,
ously received ana s'fcily obeyed, but !.
was plainly stated 'hh' II such men were
sent here as had heen previously, 'hey would
be -ynl bssh.
lth. because our Legislature dared to
exercise the right 81 peli ION oe are denied
mail facilities. and branded "a traitors.
5,b rlo ,e,,,,.of M, ,o,u,,in, os,i..
IL, ,,, ,,;,.,;.. Of ,,,,.., ,,,,ts -, -
;.o NJ IT.. S,,,s,,, C.u,, AMI ,,s ~,
Lanta, If n, Nn,no,s ara nj. h,s, f.l.,.
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,,s,,d b., ,.e leyl
r,,r, c,r,an, ,.,ort vc iosru TIA, va,
have ,pnointed and intend importing nl
a., cf cty.l IN officer. lof Tt,b even down
,a r,..o,s.,,r tar t,.a Sal, I,La CIV.
,,J nat tJ,,, ,,. fall, o,,ls,d t,.oio, H.
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,y..e..n,. ,.o, li,l s.iborsl !, is,,,I,,
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~ ,..,l, d.e,.J 800. .l.aos,,,
-. ,,l,-. ~, t.,s a'a''i'..,1 ,,a,' u.s.
cr,,s,,o of H. ga ,,.,,,,onad f., .nd
Lss, l.to,,,5,o.I :, c,,i,,, # a., ma, ,ha
..,i.,.u. of mi, rer,.,r, h., ,',,i,., , 20,
et.5 ~t.,.. t,a,,. MIDI, iieir r,n,,ol
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Committee on brhalf of the citizens 81
Gfea, Salt Lake City, Croas Salt Lass
County, Utah Territory.
Gfea, Salt Lake Guy. L. T.. Jan, ~
1888
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Tbs editor who threatened to write teo
co'a@na week about Kansas, uuless u3s
delinqaeu, Subscribers psld up, $50 das
every one had fqpad up D account. and
ih'ea haadred and seventy paid ta' oaa
year 10 advance.
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p H fha rae N S,r Z he'' o. 90
uegrr know man 60 escape fiIure in either
aHHr q. m.4d vaa H0'tei aereu dove 'r
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81 onr thaaa ar SD o. 30. G. peekcrt
who has just returned i,om aeo,g, lor o. .ato
Now Orleans pepper
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fos Attorney General
III. q. GRAHAM
o. KvsK talsIi.
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g. "a. YUCiyr,ry
or TORT ursb COUNT.
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DEMOCRATIC SriTg TltKET.

Tor Caiof Jgstice.
GGXAA II WIZ Ts-Eg.
o. Warrington corsr.
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foF Er3asutor.
e. LT %sArTDEsL.T.YS,
~ H1caroE COUNTY,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-08

Srnnt DNtu fHung man vs. lhs
nam oi y" J. ''re.'..d "e i'pa d"ad
go ti ora TUESDAY u''lih. l' ~ tH
tar.Nr'"lI'i.' u iHi boon boswell. iar
several dH'H 'll @as not considered taH-
erou,y IL. Be- ihan-.t b.. tie,l OF COM
ecsiIoo of tha hrin The deceased Was
about - Year, % aeo. 900 was mwyer
by profession n c.w" Pc i.T fen or
SIX years age rom 50 r.an',,
iomessee. Huf .e.e Fn heHt"e EtA-
m'nd whc'e ae Is sae. 90 bayc prosecuted
his profession with mreh sHccoss. tie
came 10 this place To tohrRay last orps,
fetlly lnbotiug nuder rrlet mental dcpr,s,
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~ Nessrs q. Grr s Co., base joss,
received aul oiltr or a. barge ot Of Cot.
ton iau.
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Prince ALBERr.-The only incident which
occurred during my stay in the quite little city
WAS the visit Of Prince Albert to his brother,
Duke Ernest II. The Princecame to his pater-
nal State for the first time since Queen Victo-
ria's visit in lS45 He travelled incognito, and
was accompanied only by Col Ponsonby. In
company with the Duke, he visited the new
observatory, on which occasion 1 had the oppor-
tunity of being presented to him. He is now
about forty years Of age, quite stout, little
inelining to corpulency, and his brown hair is
getting thin. ] like him much better in ordi-
nary civilians dress then when saw him in
his Field Marshal's uniform in London. He is
sun strikingly handsome man, and must have
been captivating fifteen year ago. 1 was struck
with the purity of his English pronunciation.
Duke Ernest, although he is the older, appears
TO be the younger Of the two. His manners Al
exceedingly dashing, of hand, unrestrained and
frank he violates antediluyian etiquette In a
way most alarming to the old fogies. but the
people like him, and there il no Prince In
Germany who commands 30 much respect. He
is a composer, an author and a capital actor
and vithai as liberal in his political IDEAS ms II
is possible for q man in his position 10 be. =
Bayayd TayLoy's Last Letter. ,s,-7
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IMpROyEyOuR EYES,

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STRENGTHEN and assist them. 6y the fArls
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others Of the latest improved sPECThcLEs and
EYEGLASSES; among which are the L :
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| DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
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now usins them. viii be suited at FIRST sight, Those
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Also, all styles OF OPERA, SPY. and MA6NI-
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on accommodating terms Possession given imme-
ne Inn
VALUABiE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The
snbscIlbe6 offers at private sale the property
knoWn as the Bakery situated the south side
Canal, near the Alexandria quedu together with
the wharf which - about 2l0 feet deep from Canal
to rivev the tow path being included in this prop
erty. ... -
The Bakery has q front of s4 feet on the Canal
and controls 50 inches of water for driving it's ma
chnery. -. ..
TINS property for Bakery or Coal Yard is not
surpassed by any 10 the District.
Also. Wood and Coal Ys rd now in the occu pancy
OF Hurry & Orme and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front Of ln feet the Canal aId 1929 feet on
the west side of Green street, and Is easy Of ac
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton as any yard In the District.
The above Property will be offered on liberal terms,
and II not sold preyiOus y will be offered at publc
sale on the 5lst day Of August, 1858, at o clock
pm
Apply TO THOMAS BROWN, l45 West street,
Georgetown; =. Il. BROWN, Pa avenue, next to
corner OF l4th street w ashipgton, d. G. ;or to BAR
NARD 4 BUCkEf, GEORGETOWN, DC.
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