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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12
Further from the Frontier.

We have no later advices from the scene of the Il-
dian excitement, in the western counties, than what
We publish in the outsida oftO-day's paper. The fol-
lowing letters, from the Waco Democrpt, give some
few additional PARTICULARS: "A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12
From Hal. Van Dorn's Camp and the Witch
tia Mountains.


We have eonrersed with Col. George Wilson, of
this county, Who returned few days since from
visit to Maj Yam Dorn's camp and the Wtclifa coun-
try. Maj v IS camp is III miles North of Red Riv-
er, and upwards Of l00milcs West of Fort Arbuekle,
on Otter creek in nNaey of the Wichita mountains
His cofnmand consists Of seven companies Of The ID
Cavalry, and one company Infantry. He left
the day after Col Wilson'S arrival with three compa-
mics on scout. A PORTION OF the command arc
scouting constantly. Col Wilson speaks in high
terms of Maj nn Dorns efficiency and vigilance as
VI oHfer. There were no hostile Indians in the
neghborbool.
Col Wilson describes the country about the Wichi-
ia mountains delightful. II is well timbercd and
watc;el and fertile. The passes and valleys in the
mountains be gays are very rich and well adapted to
farming. There is a lururant crop of grass now
growing. The camp is in portion of what has been
knnwn rs the ''Pen Handle of Texas, though l.
really beyond the Texas lnc. The Government has
leased large portion of Territory from the Choc-.
tags foG 90 years. TO cOlonze tleyonng indian tribes
and erect military posts. party employed by the
Government now cngaged in surveying and mark
ing the leased territory They had made the ncccssa
ny observations to determine the longitude, and ind
4 'sCfpi. Marcy's observation had Fixed the Tooth
, longitude about 10 miles too far East
z. y lspade for the Central Railroad and all
4 sfgeAej2 that region viii therefore Il
~. lie Indian Territory Maj Emory who is now
:, command al Fort Arbuckle, has been ordered as
n. senior officer to select suitable place somewhere
-. ,.,.a1 Territory for the establishment of a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12

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= ~ ny 4"lPah ma STEPHENS he dl all
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We w., ~ ."'s "'S '"'"' " w iH''ou ny
W s',A' ''o 'i'' UV'a'e '''s0' anu 'neh plays
V"' 80 ,u' trump .''' '""' WIS 70 WIN tue game Tor
'','''' 1''"'' f'O'eu ''"''"s.'e'y '''a' inc
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'N"s"s ""' '''' vas " o"'e
s'''' ~ VIA ''' '0rO' "a ''''s PROOF ool' biy'
d" 'O'"'''''s so"' nasty memoranda IRON inc pri-
WIG pF''S o. stephen T. ANsuh' MS relative say
lH 'Ae| nc h"u purchaser tue grant III question, and
u'+t Agnitre mad given power si attorney to take
pei'''s''o" 'ha.seI 1t 20 , NJ Williams pi COL
hiyAn suppose no c'n!d ''de 'h' mfHny OF the
'Faaia','on a. conc'aS'Teiy proven by the testimony
ny invoking the maine Of his illuitrious kinsman p
When he announced geIcra DAYS before that he had
snch paper IN his possession Judge r. appealed to
him time and again 10 lyit before the Uouse. that
they might Judge of its weight aud Importance but
he stuLbcrnly refused until the last hour of the dis
cussop, when it was supposed there wouh be no on
rsrtu,,;,y Of exomppp it, nertpeoov or ren,vnp IN
it.
I,n7tTfts,r-to This Col Bry,n smoke in behalf Of
judge wntrous dss,a,ipy his copyicfon Of his in .
nocence but condcscended in. Obedience to the in.
sruoticns of the Legislature 10 oc for the mpcaeh-
ment in order that the c,se mi dill I'D "tnal!y, Jec-
DID,, For tb;s ..enoIitr,, ond ,,,;g,,,,o - a.,
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Two DaysLater.
At Harris Dec. 30t

Al Harris Dec, 30th, 1858 =.
DrAq SiR:--l am thus far on myfwav back
to he Agency from the scene Of the massacre
Of the Caddo aud Anadoka lndlans. mora
ribie sight never expect TO see. trhere in
their beds lay the bodies Of seven OF the best
and most iuoffensive Indians on iheIReseryel--
tqer bodies pierced by Buck skot and Rife
balls, their eyes closed and leir bodies stretch
ed at full length, ,heH csSn,enances indicating
that they passed I5SssH calm sleepto thar sleep
that knows nSS6Sking. one warrior lay out
side Inc cSHT, he and his wife were both shot
:, aiissssbeing sho, he secured his gun aud shot
W murderer Of his wife through the bead, and
the same moment anoiherone Of the MUIR
ssSssrers SHOT him through the dead. Semurder-
ser and murdered boil, fell dead together The
xuamss ofahe parties who done the fell deed are
laR Lsown-ihe most Of them were citizens
from Eraih county. I win give a list i<ihgir
names 10 a few days There iyefe seventeen
81 the 5adiars in a u, seven ii,s1f fouf Sc
yef,lv wounded; sizff q ,gcncy
! : ! J !
'ide. - ~ =; e & rs
.-s,s n b q; s = q <.been en-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12


" The Supreme Court this morning, dc.
cided the great cases Of Henry Castro and 9th.
ers VS., John II, lilies, from Bexar, involving
immense tracts of land, and the Thomns /.
CHAMBERS vs.. Josiah Fisk and Others involving
the eight leagues Immediately north the city Of
Austin. In the former case Chief Justice
Wheeler delivered n very able opinion and nf.
iirmed the Judgment, canceling the Deeds Of
trust in favor Of Costros wife nnd confirming
the purchases Of lilies NJ Sherifs sale. -.
IN the Chambers case, Judge Roberts in a
very learned opinion reversed the judgment Of
the court below, and decided in favor Of the
power OF ,he Government of Cohahuila and
Texas 10 make :he grant to Chambers for his
services as Judge.
No decisions OF the Court have ever dispos.
ed of property of more value, or OF more nie.
resting legal quesions.--Austin Mteligencsr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12
N.kl4...srQn .llel-Aa.uII

sB We see it stated that Gen Houston will intro
dace abil 70 abolish the District over which Judge
Wafross P,ssiies, aid thus rid the people Of Texas
q an cstioas Judge Hs said that such bill can
+ bspass0a Without difficulty, welspe so.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12

clutch az gigantic shadows, which loom all The
larger ifola being indisiinelly seen through ihs
false mediums Of apparent self interest. LBy
the repeated attempts 10 invade neghboiing
States, and the iiuing out Of pifalieal expedite
lions We have called down upon us the spspi-
eion Of the leading powers Of the world, and,
by the in,ane proposals. made ~ reference 20
the reopening Of the African slave lpde, we.
have appalled, the monl sentiment Of the world
and gwen the enemies Ofrepubliean liberty an
argument gainst rs sinecn.y and pennaneeyi
more potent Than has been afforded by any pro.
yions error Of omission or commission in the
me OF our naIloaal policy. We take great
pleasure Ia commenting 10 those who advocate
The policy, ont Of ne Uaioa, the candid aud
icTeIele petition assumed By the enlightened,
ieSas legislator. and We hope the remarks Of
MI Reagan will have an extended circulation
through the South, and TINT the author of such
conservative views may soon lnd more OK.
liended arena for their propagation in the halls
hi the National Legislature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12
TlIE STAIrE OF TEXAS.

10 The Sheriff Of Dallas Comfy Greeiiagi
-YT0U are hereby commanded to summon, by
Il publication, Sanford Green, whose residence
.is unknown, 10 be and appear before the District
Court, to be holden in and for the county of Dali
las ut the conrt-house thereof, in tho town Of Dali
las, on The 18th Monday after the Sd Monday in,
September, 1858 then and there to answer tho
petition of Margaret Green, filed in said Court
against the said Sanford Green, and alleging, In
substance. as follows, to-wit That petitioner
was lawfully married to the said Sanford on the
ODD day of August, 1855 that she conducted
herself towards him always rs became u good,
faithful, and obedient wil6 that on or about the
LIST dny Of October, 1865, tho said Sanford cruel
iy abandoned her and left her in poor and des-
titutc situation that the said Sanford has kept
himself separated from her from that time to tho
present, and has had no communication Of any
kind with her since his said abandonment and
she rrays for citation and Judgement dissolving
the bonds Of matrimony heretofore existing be-
tween her and the said Sanford, and for costs and
for general relief. Herein fail not, but have ,yoh
then and there before said Court, this writ, with
your return thereon showing how you have exc
on tod tla
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12

aSy- An al0nrnel convention of tbs stoc kboldcrs
6f.the Ssuthcfl Pacific RAilr0al was held Y New Or
is On tbs 2lh ut. and remained i'll session some
; ioacorailc days The session was "a stormy one
s. chsfacisfissl by much Grim nation and r'ermina-
ton, 80 Seraft;mes broadening pciEonnl collisions
bssween members,
@ Rcsolmtipns were adopted advising each lolder OF
! rer ecp..So to Advance loar of % cents for
sfeseh sligs,o raise money TO pay Of the indeaea-
sRaa Al S I'll seis9s DUE &c s n
sa!scripton, under penalty of forfeiture of
s'oe iiso recommending that assoon as Tho CON
Pslishal into possession OF The road, that the
Sail steck of the company shall lie scaled down to
eSlenominaton cgnaT 10 the cash value of he assets
!; stoftie oano
III ils p'ls nFss committee maize report, showing
Assets o. the company exclusive of the ronl con-
s'rs ctet, TO b. $4l s,524 and tho Indebtedness
VI meeting adjourned to meet at Mar;
sisslnl Texas On the 9th January.
ylhe Hon George gsSats4s , & Chief Justice of
I'd q Louisiana, and ono of the aJlcst
aud most accomplished jarstsin the uD--u States,
FhI L. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12

We cherrfally give place TO the suhjoinea note
IRON Mr. Glcser, superintendent Of the section OF
slls Overland afil from cladbcurne to ii Paso. We
published the shte'nent Of AR Davis for what it
was WORTH. Ia SnStiec to him, will say that h 9
attached no blamcsosI. Glover, in the superinten-
slsnce Of his section stlre mail route We desire.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12
ealing, wss ti4clt
1t Of Tsrrant coun

1t is stated that the company that killed the friend
~ t,l;aG. IN pao Pin,a county the 9th ut, af
tersaris hunted up fac notorious outlaw and horge-
thief. Jo Walker, so well known on the Western from
iief, snnl killed. him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12

TUE STATE OF TEXAS.
TO the Sheriff Of Dallas County Greeting.
N2OD are hereby commanded to summon, BY
u publication, John McGil, whose residence
is unknown, to lie and appear before the District
Court, to be holden in and for the county Of Dali
las. at the courthouse thereof, in the town ofDal-
lbs, on the 10Th Monday after the Sd Monday in
September, 1885, then and there to answer the
petition Of Mary Ann McGill, fled in said Court
against the said John McGil, and alleging, in
substance, as follows, to-wit: That petitioner
was legally married to the sl1 John on the Josh
day Of June, 1855; that she conducted herself to.
wards him as became good, faithful and obedi
ent wife; .lat on or about the LIST day of October,
1855, the said John cruelty abandoned her and
left her in poor and destitute condition that
tile said John has kept himself separated from
her from that time till the bringing of this suit.
and has had no communication of any kind with
her since bis said abandonment; and she prays
for citation and Judgment dissoying the bonds of
,natsimony heretofore existing between her and
the said John, and for costs and gene al relief.
Herein full not, but have you then and there
before SAID Court, this writ, with your return,
showing how you have executed the same. ia
.a=.sy,> Witness, Ed. O. ,Browder, Clerk
LG'p csstA of tho District Court Of Dallas coun-
AI EynSE) ty. Given under my hand and seal
s sss - of said Court, in the town Of Dali
las, this the 9th day of january, 1859.
ED. e. BROWDER, Clerk
2Sit District Court Dallas county.
-.
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4sbEAJht fhAnUslA.

I'SEAFhs fAAso~iS. aro.ov.
'. WINDOWS q. g. sisE. ...-....... rirecseur,
lUsDt ~ 1T NJ Rus 10 A'a.t. ttss
r avs rer oe Mse-edi 70 nt psomo'srauon
Theatre rrsncar e esblsA ssne en- risoa % IA
teuAie~ salute. JDsgn'au unci, 20 svrn ioas.
hhe ChtVALIkR ale IA losMb 5kA.
2eme e. 30 se "a psesens-tion 90
Ia sss.s IN DfHU.
Dra<1e- vaadeyiie 90 s ao'ss % ma DEsNeJ0 y: u
nesn, epr-s-nN poor Ia prem re ois a r xh ie
y. o. IA Caste. IL 10 Ianyss is'i. rs waauaSt u ~ =
bslal sous 10 hue de
LIrD4 Dg CHANOUwIx.
Vile Lsasest 60 Cavalier remolrs le role 90 n
70 sni'es r l.s ropi joues PEI NM Bertrand ssss
IJe fdsard, Itiery, looo, harss nAio ~ 4 Eao ~
D1p0 I, alex bsue. alice, falot LOUISE
bot-ss boznmss et femraes ssecsAseneA our
cetxe piece.
O0srUsRs KouvxAUx psr n PHILIPPE
lore srte~ Dfpsstd De As,ie.
som. srte-Asrt~ d PurtA
kscorssis-sDcee tie Merle, Ch,nch ~ O. Ffe ~,
3nne sce hri- caas es sslous do Ii 1qd - d. wy
lewo Ace-Ia fOie
bone fe-Betour De Marie pays.
Pour Dtus de details v0r lee somfs.
AWE Les scspteurs doot Psb'anemeut at oIpe, sonk
price, s,s oesreo den dnpee caanAAce al
conWule
La porses ouvrtrout heures uctns quart On
noooerA . hsafea noana IN quart, kss precases
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a The COMMITTEES t.ying n charge he !, 49,
IN AID Or ms AsIsiJAE Dsxx1fiS FUND
. %
he ds:sr;,ag q p. ais@,s We
pcr sufficiently ATTEST the necessity well usefulness
To frher .terialy the the association rumber
ladies gentlemen the city have generously
FIVE ACT PLAY
JSTs ss Hss ss aSa y GOODRICH
and produced under The immediate IN .1Rsrvs0n of
to Be introduced 0y o ~ PROLOGUE.
most kindly presented by p w1,1s
The occidental p SE% sSNd oSa CHORUS.
By THOMAS BAKER.
with The generous r sI:s ns ga & KrrsE
In addition to The i PosSEH iss SPEh isS
and variety f s Sse ssT.hE PERFORMANCE
!" DC 'ep''''' bisifsSiiNcUIsHEp AMATEURS
of literary artistic professional and social influence and cello
re stage will be under &. ,% he sr snSs q
The dsm'n 4RSss 81 'f sv Rlsfs April
commencing With an entirely and original comedy in avo
s'''' eN'A' TIE DARK HOUR BEFORE DAWN.
Joseph La Tour. brotner 70 Cscie
Ls Force Gaieren assuming the rank lie Marquis do
Baron Trcp, a,hOr sighted and somewhat inqussivs
vsco1s ee EoseTe high spirited and sensitive young CO.
blsman; e.n..,,,. 81. .,,...
Chevalier Freuquet, an Irresistible cweatan.
Monsieur dc Msrssne Friends of Count Alfred
Pspiop. valet TO the Couat
the song Of ITO All Honest Bosues."
f fisa,. ,s e rs.. c@roo.sr. a. til. c.s.r..
fo,nt de euepe'
c om.ss NJ the Juarrd
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(UOOU6 NIHgTRNL BUILDING
W 66l and 669 Broadway, near Prtaes street.
Crowded Nightly with the Elegance end ReGnoeat the
ON. MUS CAL REVIVAL.
WOODS hIN8T 9EIS,
THE OLDEST AND Largest COMPANY IN THD CITY
appear every evening In their popular a0ts Of
NEGRO MiN6TRRLoY.
IN OLD VIRGINIA STYLE
NemFs. @. n. Fo1 j. H. Budworh. c. White. Warden &c
Concluding with the first and best Ethiopian opera writ
ten, enrted
OBI HUsHi
In which u cate comic talent of the company I'm Appear
D0uu 0p0n 1t "; to n 1x TickeA Is oonts
ohtArca under ton, Is ceuts.
N01cR-A grand afternoon Performance Wi b given
~ Saturday al * o'clock, when and
novel acts VIII be Introduced Prices ~ usual.
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fNtJ III AMUUEm nsgr~ IN
CAn1Mv or Music Ia fkAgIAfA
a IL, ,hs sss1S:s ~ 81 IA .s s.zx.s1aA uaur.
xnssssnsns II 10 popsiaT nasro
as1zasldA 0e more '' ls' sfs.ros Of viIsas isd
'n ssz zsz. q ss.d'' IL pssi'a ,Ss.
fsS a.. o. 'e ,s s ncsss dis aornss a.,ns
Soos Arsloss "a. 60 20 S.-~a a,osI sosusf q P1s
tOwEsY raEArkE
IL 500. n ian Ae>n e. Il Sss ~ ,. w. Lasa~a
| o6ss.gss or MOSCOW
AIS aAoic aasDs .'''' : '''' N''"
'D' ~ I'VE fsash GUaED5s dan o. L '01
w Qato Bars'"'sJ under The Lafsrss House.
..'' Sss1. open :. Z y ,ls. os.wAz
- ~ sEsLowisG H0Js3s
trs. BAhBr.I of
ts.t s sssisiI q
who VII appear II hene. dr.ms shci hes u,de ~
$ $:s:E.:E s!E g: III Il: E Ei:::
The sstss being ,opDr "a ~ ~, ,,c.,,.
hhsTsSs1IS ssSats s sis assT
HEBAIAIAyos;
s :s::.34ss:Sss:
FAlsH AsD FAtseH J0N
y y.ITa S SsB s { si.ssHSSS:
Ills Ills s sSssi;S s. .SsS:i| If:
GssAL!L4IASSCCs:
hAsALLiANOhs
~. ~, va a ay-,o.~
YAlra AND FAisEIi0 10
FAITH Ana FAl.nEdOOO
MasALLiANOE;
bSsALLIANCE;
AAnALLIAnCk;
PATH AND rALsEnoog.
s siiH .sD ALssaoo0.
rAi. evening" F EATa A Ass E EAssaSos
soasss 18Th MEsALLiancE.
FAITH Ard SA fArsnHooD,
.'-r A S;t r fss$tssrAr. NE dIi, Ga2SSsAn
". 3. M@1boCKs. Il as asD
&C.. &c. &c. Co.; AZ -.
NCT I--hs Nesallsnce.
AtT 2-The Masked Ball-The Pet
1GT 3-Frsn vi the Nag caoues-- Virtue Thuaphant
ACT 4-Ihe brothers--oAin and Abel-Ths Drusged Cup
ACT S-Lunsuco Inqusssndo.
In Of the length of the drama there will be
tuesday and Wednesday MES ALLIANCE.
sLaksperes TRAGEDY OF hunRO AND JULIET Ia IN 70
Also, 1om 7aycra far famed comedy Of MASKS AHO
ios oses open u 8 4 " and during sAeaAy.
yrohesr. sesu
scSs assnne Oh S dr. c,c, AZ - 800
ssAis 6EGiauisED' I9SIrHii0iUi EXTRA GHxass.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

CODwORTHs DANCING NLAeSHA AT NO. 800
a. broadway and 1s7 Montague place, brooxlyn--Nsw
spen fss he reeepvon Of puPs who Commence say
-dsy, B,oot'as wednesda and sAsudays 10 Wow
l luMARS CHEAP DANCING ACADEMY MO- 267
Bowery-iesaonh 81 par month weduep days and satur.
day Tueedays and Fridays 81 ladies' classes
nesdsys ana saturday. O'Clock AZ O'CLOCK sorse Ad-
uaittAnoe 20 cents. Pitsats esaops SO cents. ~ -
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e. PERFECTION calculated to please the most exact
soApAs EVENING at TX O'Clock.
Qsnd not 1t TX AZ Formerly
aud siso, 10 meet TIE wishea OF 10 public
MONDAY AfTEhNOON At O'Clock.
Ao I-SCkkES IN lRESANp.
Adz-WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Ac3-T6E FIFTH AVsNUE.
New Scenery, New Appointments Tablesux vvants Gods
Gcddesses Peas Brokers' Dandies Hold carrie Million
aires, &c.
Inc Aquar1A, Happy Family. Picture Gallery, Co., b.
s hero yet Admtsxnce rs cents; children undAe tan,
exfrA
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THE TUItH.

LIGHTNING, TIE BAsHAw rRorTTRG STALLION -
u The services of this highly bred and stylwh young Bssnaw
totng e~Iiob be obtained for 6eea 1esl elxsa
Ioting so the until the lat OF JULY and
small grsy OF iftv to The groom Psymeat required
before service froa parties Al dixnce wha may be
known.
Tho color of Lightning In brilliant light chestnut wA
whine his bind legs extending somewhat ab0vs the f ,c
sno bsztd face perhaps unnecessary say 10
Slack BsahA~ he sre OF Lantern 40 sad iouas BAst.x
bis graodsir 10 Grard the The
dam OF Young heshs~ got IS tist Csnsul TO Messenger
The dam Of Lightning sstylih and rapid roter got By
Monmouth Eclipse he by american Eclipse Of Duroo
and grandson nf MESSENGER through Mer's Damse dss
dam by Marshal Duroc of luck shoe The AZ
Black Bsshs~ Nv With
out Of got by Hickory.
Lightning be found during the season Bzshaw
bes Of McCrscken, Worthwhile, Bucks county Pa, uV
miles north Of Phisdelphia and opeoste Tren:en n Not
will DO served aud every attention paid them.
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MATRIMONIAL.

uAVftINuONIALs
4 WIDOW LADY, BETWEEN 10 AND 40 WANTS A
husband widower preferred over so wears Of
Address for three DAYS NJ H., Bowery Post ofice '
YOUNG LADy. AN rNPIBE srsANsrp urp
~ possetsed Of nothing but an amabc disposition ana rcoi
appearance would lie ~ MAZE matrimonial
none but gentlemen Of wealth Viii please address A. LIP .
New York Post office. " VA y
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stOE SOUTH AkPrON AND HAv4R.-THa UNITED
T. States mali s'eawor FDLfOE, ). A. wotson mandar
viii leave for H&vre t)uchiog ut Southampton 4ad the
rsila ard passengers saturday April 90 et IL O'Clock
rom No 81 rorb river foot OF Boscb strat This shp
las nve ws,er tight compartments enclosing the engines
hat IN the event Of collision strSndig bs could
each them aud the being free to work thu ssy
az vessel sno would bA secured Baggage
~sned during me voyage should be sent board tbs t
before sailing marked Below" Price OF passage In
abip SIS and S60 For freight massage apply 70 ".
DbAYfOk, agent No Broadway.
g. B-The steamer AEA9O will succeed the Fultou And
nail MAJ 49,
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I NOR COURSE L. I-TEotnra ON M1SpAr
" april is al ~ O'Clock, for purse of $50. mi
hest three In five In hsrness Ii. Wood, Rel
spce; " Peabody, Lady Warren; y. TaIlnsn, se
naior r. Ogle eners b. Lsdy tinnegan. Yearly iI:kex
will ne Issued 1T SO each. ShAW WHITE, Propretsr,
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EELTNo RAfLEOAD SOyDS.-THX HOLDERs OF
r.s given By tho city OF whsainr the following rsr
pm paDies uamsiv. The Hempdeld Raityoad Company
rieds and Cincinnati Railroad Company and the Cleve
bd Pittsburgh aa''roeN coscpacy, are respectfully re
70 meet rotee the part Of the city OF Wheel
the astor House 10 New York, on the 4ih day Of Ma
tbs purpose q renilne to soas agreement pract
u regard 10 asE coads
Asd. JOHN O. PORTER,
I8, 1859. Clerk Of the city of Wheelrg
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s1EAHs'sIfs.
no LIVE

! THE bkiTIsh AE0 svk.u sMsAstoAS noi AL AA'''
FROM YOEg TO LIVERPOOL 90.
c,,st.,. r.oH nosror 10 hssafoo- $40
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PA = :. c.oi J,ds.ss ox nss. osct L eng
s,.,". s.s : csss sss
sartoa d boz: red 90 port boz
$780, $780, & .e' s'' s%i wws s:-y . sa
sSs"s.o o; You wwso.s.y s Nav 4
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ASA. Iea ,,n .. !. York wssoss,sy. 5 ia ).
4ssisSs, ssssssa. yssi Ss@sss s ! !aos = y.
jas sos Soi wwsssy 5sss
berths not secured until paid Tor.
pwners OF h.<e ship. will tot be accountable for Rsd
.sS s. ,a:
' '''f'' , J6s e Ss,.is ssps. ling or.
GREAr kEDucIIoK.-rHE VANDERBILT LrsE or
yAsIassnf. Captain ?. =. Lsisvs. OCEAN QUEEN.
WI form line between Asw YONG, souru
md ss shsr ds ~:
wednesday. = - '''''' 50 -
snx 'sss s''
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4sESla s:;S:; u. s:::s IN:
abe .ssssns have No sss
PRIcE OF PAssAcE-tEirHxR sAmE)-Per Wander
bit hst cabin $40 xIUO secoDd caba $50 $50
csdns 70 location @ state Per North star first ssbn
kS0; second cAbn SO CERTIFICATES issued Of pAsnage from
Suf0po Specie delivered in London aud Paris
ID. TORRANCE, No Bowling Greer New York.
a TLAETIo oYALxAIi. STEAM NAvi1ATtoN CON.
u paDy's New YWk and Galway lineTne next departure
from New York will be The steamsho PRINCE ALSERf
Captain Ncbssea Thursday the 2h Of tou,niug
at f. Johns n r. N receive the royal mas Prices
nee-fst Glass 80; second $50 third $40 acudng tree
ucheti 70 all the principal cities railway 10 Great
Britain hird class mns provide pate knife &c and
hedo1OE Passage tOnpB-fst S35, 1l5
For freight inquire of the american Sxpre Com
II hudson ADD st their other advertised offices
the interior Passage the third
Of the above ocea brog any ns puci
IRON Galway fer $50
AMEnICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
ALEX HOLLAND, Manager
stOE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAv4R.-THs UNITED
T. stst1s mail s'eawer FDLfOE j. a. wotton
viii leave for 6Svre tDuchiog at Southampton lsad the
GALA ard saturday April 20, st II O'Clock
rom pier No 81 orb river foot OF Beseb street This shp
nve tight enclosing the engines
hat in the OF collision strsndng tb@ could