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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-28
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At the present time there is quite large num-
Der of persons who will not be trusted at all, and
there is much larger portion of the community
who cannot get credit any where, but are obliged
to pay cash at credit prices These two classes
form perhaps, more than one-half of our popula-
ton and there is no good reason why poor man
should pay more than rich one; and no sense at
all in charging CASH CUSTOMERS for bad debts
incurred under the present mode of merchandising
If the people will only bestow one thought upon
the subject they will at once see that-paying Gus
toners assume all the bad debts, or in other words,
they take all the risks of the credit system. The
present time is very discouraging for making debts
the obligations of the people are now very large,
larger BY far than the crops this will dis
charge Property of all kinds is continually run
ming down. and how would it be with US in the
event of total even partial failure of the crops
next season? Is there one SO blind that he cannot
see that in such an event it would take large
amount of property to pay very small debt. Who
then, is so bold to increase their liabilities un-
der this state of thingss
Let Retrenchment, Economy, Industry, Perse-
verance and no more MAKING DEBTS be the
Watchword, and take our word for it, in less than
three years time we shall be free from debts sit
ting by our own firesdes surrounded with plenty,
contented and happy.
We shall offer leading STYLES of goods at the fol-
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-28

WIARREN MoNAB, ct the Rochester House
"a saloon has on hand d ,args s1rPly Of Elliot
Kegs, half Kegs, and Cans, which he is Offering
at lower rates than can be purchased west Of
Detroit
~ Balls OF Evening Parties served with Ovs
ters &c, ON the shortest notice. 49,
WARREN McSAB 3
Dowagiac, JAN 9Th. 1859. jan6-3su
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-28

Carpets +! Carpets :!
About 5000 yards, in price ranging from three
shilings to ten shillings per yard Any body
wanting goods in this line will save money by pur-
chasing from us
Finally every thing in our Stock will be sold at
prices that cannot fail to please. Call and see.
G. C. JONES & co.
Dowagiac, Sept 9, 1853.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-28
sgA BOOK FOR EvERYBODY..a;
STARTLING DISCLOSURES.

TH. TELLER'S great
- work for the married
or those contemplating
marriage-2oo pages full
of PLATES. Price, TWEEN
ty-hve cents-sent to all
parts under seal, by mail,
POSTPAID. $4,000 CO.
pies sold the past year.
The single married, and
the married happy. A
Lecture on Lore, or how
to choose a mariner. a
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
BIANKS.

We have just printed, and shall keep con-
stsntly on hand, Justices, Constablcs' and Law
yers' Blanks, gotten up in the most approved
styles. and printed on good quality of paper.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-28
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.

THE New York Weekly Golden Prize IL one of
Il the larges; and best literary papers of the day
-an Imperial Quarto, containing eight pages, or
forty columns, of the most interesting and fascina
ting reading matter from the pens Of the very
irst writers of the day.
FL &c NTI " XII IrSTp Arrn Cr-rnx. rrrrrrrx
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ALEXANDRIA.
Of Ne Stas.

EtxEEa ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. Z, 1859.
Mr.. Frank Dorsey, driver in the employ Of
VIM. Whaley, Esq, met with serfous accident
while out cunning yesterday, opposite Fort VAST
ington He was In the act Of removing his gun
from wagon, when by some mishap the weapon
was ischarged, and the entife load consisting Of
bird shot, passed through his arm above the ell,
bow and shattsFing IL In dreadful manner The
unfortunate man was Immediately carried to his
residence on Queen street, above Patrick, and the
services Of DR.. M. M. Lewis procured, who
dressed the wound, and he II now doing a well
az circumstances will admit. IsIsL
The steamship Mount Vernon arrived here this
morning at O'Clock.
trunk containing large quantity Of valuable
leweiry, belonging to Mr.. NJ Selijmann, was cut
from the Leesbufg stage on Saturday morning
when about mile and half from this city, and
aquantty Of jewelry stolen from 1t. The trunk
was found by Mr.. Frank Fish, and the owner.
upon his arrival at Drainsville, discovering bis
loss, returned and recovered the balance Of his
property.
We understand that the steamer Thomas collyer
is soon to he removed FROM the route between this
city and Washington, in order 10 make some
repairs. She will be sent 70 Baltimore
The fair Of the M. f. Church South continpes
for two nights more, at Sarepta Hail. C..
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0Eone.fown, November 2, 1850.
Businea upon the canal during the week ending
saturday morning wss quite brisk; oe bosts In all
lrrived-72 from Cumberland, with 800 tons Of
coal y nom other points, with -four and grain;
With Limestone and with ian bark, wood, &c.
sce 81 g. ssms eri sss g
AZ follows Ascending trads. o306 IS; ds5een1ing,
% The entle line e the eAnal, hon this 4
poin& q Cen,beslsn4, is repesest1d BY The boat
Nj Jshn 9: stons ssd sis corr 4 esps5; ICED
assisenn setively eagaged ih tying 70 fssP Il 20
the remainder Of the boating season. Doubles no
joysd among the boatmen higher rspusasion for
efficiency than does Mr.. Stone and his assistants
party Of scheming boys adopted quite .
shrewd plan Of making raise out Of tie unsus-
Of hs sdge s.i 'isssd =
been torn up and rendered impassable. FOR the
purpose Of being rebuilt, and taking possessiea Of
and Which essag 1ssd the
cross the creek, converted II into sort OF ferry,
and required all passers TO pay toll One party 81
young men coming from Ma.hington thcugSf Il
COMPOUNDED hard, and insisted that the Corpora
ton Of Geosgetown ought 70 provide free ferry
II was all, however no 70; the bows Sefe ne,fina
cious in their demands, and would not allow
them 70 pass until they forked over the pennies.
sold. s'Ts ~ WY
a little child Of Mr.. Thomas Cedric wa. VERY
oooiy hurt Yesterday by spiteful COW belo0oi no
to Mr. r. Colburm. TIE COW was sufIercd 10 RIM mn
at large and stand about the fontvvay IN f..,s 81
bis (Mr Colburn's) premises~the child in COM q.
rushed upon them, caught the Smallest unon her
hoens and pitched ii some distance into the sfreet
indicting an ugly wound upou its face across The
foreLead near the eyes She then rushed towards
il again, and but for some Young men near hy #
the time, and who ran 70 the chiidss rescue
would doubtless have killed Il. While the iaws
la relation to swine and dogs a re ripidlv enforced
and which Is all right and proper. we fhink tbe,e
should be equally IS rigid a law to prohibit the
In The town and snfTng them 10 run At s,ros iha
Mr.. Simmons. one Of our ri yer dshermen tool
at one haul In Little ri YER ON the west s3de "a
Apalostau island. one dav the ear,v nart 81 ,a.s
other haul ON Saturday 400 This species Of a.
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IL The Overland Express from Denver City
on the 18th ult says the result Of the election for
officers under the provisional government was not
definitely known, but, ~ far 40 ascertained, Steel
had majority for Governor Eforh were being
made to induce the people to participate In the
election for delegate from Kansas. which takes
place on the 9Th inst. The project is opposed by
the local papers, which argue In favor Of non.in-
recently elected delegate Of their own, who IL
expected to urge the Immediate organization Of
the Territory Of Jefferson. The express brings
5000 In gold dust on consignment, besides
900 in the hands Of the passengers The
weather at the mines had been unusually favor
able. II So
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Nrw PvsrrcArrox..-From raylo, = Mann,

INV PuBLIcArIoNs.-From TAYLOR a MANY
We have the following:
omen Artists In all Ages and Countries, %
by Mn. Ellet Harper q Brothers. New Vol
Mn. Eilst, following mp her undertaking to duly
- fessh she Claims az her ser to honorable men-
uen N various walks Of life, hss here fufnished
a important record in readable shape. Especially
insesestng are The Biographies Of such artists !
kosa Bonheur and our own Mis Hosmer.
"A Good Fight, and Other Tales, bv cha,l..
Rssde. Harper 4 Brothsn, New York. One Of
ne oess works Of this brilliant and risine adahoe
The quaint ilus>sfioas also are exceedingly spir.
NJ. @The Good Fight - wen - the con-
elsding tales, have already appeared IN 49,.
teal literature, but win be none the Len welcome
In their peeseat SHAPE.
Prem w. d. Shepherd we have thess-much-
t.lEse-sf sew vosk By Mis- Evans, e Beulah ),
sosspay criticised By soms critics q IN imitation
Of ''Jans Eyre asd warmly DEFENDED be- osher,
= vosk q great original merit, IL L ecsta,n =
De widely read II can be had It sheuheea,,
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TIE TRRAry or PxAcxs-A Zurich deauntch of
the 18th eays:-The principal paints Of the Trssty
q fs,ce oseWeen ksoace cd Auaopie. stGnna ~
two governments, are ss follows "A uslsia gives
up Lomoardy except Mantua and Peschicrl, and
as far q the frontier ine, fixed by special commis
sion, to France who 6ansfcn n TO Piedmont.
Pensions acquires In Piedmont 70 be paid by the
new government. Piedmont ID 70 pay Austria
oOUp0O forins and Be fesponsible for three-n1hs
Of the debt Of Nonte-L Lombard venitia, me1lhG
frsne- III sa % nosrer. xS;,s M
theit efforts In osef that the reform In the ADMIN.
istralien should be carried out by the Pops. The
rights Of the Dukes q Tuscany, Modena an1 Par
who win assist with all their power in the }osu,d-
ton Of confederation Of MI the States Of ItnAy.
Venitia, under Austrian rule, 10 - form part tie
confederation. Ratihcations viii be exchanged
at Zurich within ffteen days. Il will be seen
from the above that tn treaty 10 merely an ampli-
hcation Of the Villafranca agreement.
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E- The Following Acknowledgements In the

$4,000 REwARD.-Joshua r. Giddings having
openly declared himself traitor, In a lecture at
Philadelphia, on the 2sth Of October, and there
being no process, strange 10 say, by which he can
be brought TO justice, propose TO be one Of one
hundred 70 raise S10,000 for his safe delivery I'm
Richmond, OF s., 900 for the production Of bis
head. do not regard this proposition. extraordi-
nary a. II may first seesn either ssjHsf xanerei-
fst. The law Of God and the Constitutions of his
country both condemn him TO death. e
For satisfactory reasons withhold my name
from the public but IL Is In the banda Of the editor
Of the Richmond Wing. There will be no din
Guilty, am sure, In raising the $40, 900. upon 4
reasonable prospect Of getting the said Giddings
to this city. Richmond, Nov. I, 1889
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

TER GRRAf BALLoox AT INV YoRx.-rhe in
haston Of Professor loves balloon, the CITY Of
New York, Sill continues. The grounds were
visited on Thursday by about 600 spectator, and
On Friday BY nearly 5000. About 5000 cubic
fest Of gas have been already admitted. The car
o. basket 10 now cafpsted and surrounded win a
wan o. canvass, presenting, on the whole, very
mug and comfortable appearance. Mr.. !. A.
Genin, the Broadway halter, has presented Pro-
feoor Lowe with splendid outfit Of furs, con-
sisong Of robe, coat, and gloves, all Of which
are on exhibition within the tent. There are,
besides, blankets, fur-covered boots, &c., for the
No Of Tie 1ronants- The United States Govern.
nenf have psesented. through Lieut.. Many, one
snefoid and one mercuriai barometer, a. well a
charts q the Atlantic ocean. The grounds were
sseenged all day Friday by visitsrs, apparently
belonging to the upper ranks of life.
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y FLUTE MUSTC!
Amateurs who desire tn attain q knowltdes of
g give ne . call. a. have . larger collection Of
Sisssic riuts M9,lc fhen can be found any one
with great care. procared from dssiHss IN All az
!aree cite: bstssen New York. New Orleans. Bos-
lam 10 no way related to those dixpiraries thai
cner 70 learn IN, pupils whether they have their
.efs IN the light place or not; simply offer M
instruction, can b improved. or''
~ Iassiss at w. q. Msss. xes:'s Mssto Stc.s.
Pc. avenue. - = : M y SIS
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TIE GRHAr EAsrERN.-The directors of the
Great Eastern held a meeting on board, on the
18Th and 1t IL authoritatively announced that the
departure Of The vessel has been postponed si.e
de, and orders given that all pssage money re-
eeived be returned. No time will be fxed for the
transstiantic voyage until good progress hss been
made In citing out the shipin thorough sea- going
completeness, and according 10 some authorities
shsss 10 no likelihood Of the voyage being made
before next spring. The ship would remain at
Holyhead about ten days longer. and then 20 to
Southampton 10 complete her nttings, AFTER which
Trip 10 Lisbon II spoken Of. II IL stated that In
hes pressut eendtion the directors will not acceps
the sAip from Mr.. Scott Russell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

III Commodore Vanderbilt, Of New YORK, hs !.
sued Henry j. Raymond, editor Of the New York
Times, for libel, in charging him with cooperst-
Ing with Gen. Walker in the latter's flibustesing
schemes, sad thereby injuring the prospects Of
the Vanderbilt Steamship Company in their peace
full negotiations for transit route with the Mica
faguan Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

RsroKrED CONSPIRACY IN CuBA-A Havana
letter Of the 10Th says there Is report Of consp-
racy or something Of that character having been
discovered amongst certain military ofacen and
The soldiefy Of Matanzas. Various arrests are ul-
desssood to have taken place, but no further par
tienlss have been permitted to reach the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

SUPERIOR OIL. CLOTHS.
JUST keceived per propeller Mount Vernon, 10
q eets, IS hy 100 feat very heavy and veil seasoned
FLOOR OlLCLOf8S for rooms. halls, PAL sagss.
ubules. 30 all in entirely new designs. reeSe
venting most beautifully Tapestry Velvet Carpets
fsesco, Gothic Pannel, Oak do, and various de,
Also, D, sheets Ia feet widths 1T very low price.
IN same designs, and many others never Heretofore
Az Of Which We are quitting up ~ per diagram and
Cpstomsrs ordering Oilc'oshs of NJ win have
t6s,r Places me ssured and cut out and sent hsms
no ]. soss cLAGRTT L DopsoN.
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III France was 70 send Ne, 900 men to China
but the expedition would not leave before the end
Of the present year. Disheartening accounts had
reached Paris from the Cochin China expedition.
Napoleon continued his ornaments on large
scale.
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ron RKHf AIDsALK

ron REEF ANDsALH.
a. 81. - lsss First Pass.l 49, e. -
DKivAr.E sALE.--..0ue excellent thrss story
q brick HOUSE And LOT, eontslnins 2 rooms
issnd TsSI. One trs essS bs sss n O.
yes,s, :, AZ deed sysn free rom MI inesn6.ssc:s
FOR RENT..A PISTOL and RIFLE GALE
sted on iith street opeosits Wiisrds Hotel. For
RAItlcnlar. aRely At a : lt.h street NO 7-st.
TOR sALE-A healthy. sober. hone.t and IN
eoSd Utter ana ess sos drs.s
would o Wiling 70 h.re him for a month OF two on
Ws.hissson. IS &C: .1 - -'' no : sss'
l5s. These lots are vsilsbss ssessss they are
ss sef II isiS WEBS isi
~ saissbs for smsiI fsmilis: o. dssirsbis Tor q
and Mi.souri avenue, n tie immediate sicicity Of
the the N Ns Brevn's. and shs Capitol Term:
EOR RENT-Thrss small HOUSES. on ca,itol
IL !Hts.n:. Apsly to D. A. WATrERsroN:t 6l
xao street East. - - no Slvs
FOR sALE-A two-story brick HOUSE on 4.
and sesf; With VII :ssb t ssa e. VIA
hG sS Apply on the premises No. sss street.
& = oSSs.. in 4 p ss,Ips e VT
81. ss rScss gssa
FURNISHED RO0Ms-Wish or vitaout
:::s$sss::a Z ls's:ss a g. sS &.,3 E i:i
.sa 0t ks, 5o y 9o 81 s
T; n SMITH slit above. Terms cas- per month.
FQE 6 ssAsJLE.FgRNIIyRE FOR scs00L
tight sto ses, etc; For info nation thereof apply
e fo 5pS LEWlS, Post Once psssrtment, or
FOE RkSNTn MI. brick ,,st HOUSE sisu.ssd on g
With gas and containing rooms, besides rood cel-
=, . and pantry Enquire at 800 9Th str.ss, above
A RARE DRUG STORE
a e sal. ia Of the best locstioas in WssSias-
ton city, The propti. in consequences Of deehn-
above Ssssi, ssocfsd via III csoise
selection Of fresh Drugs, Psrfamery, Fancy Arti-
i3o City Post ofscs. '.' : g. - s nSs-s s:1
TO b;ET-A newly felshsd Cottage. Frame
HOUSE, situatsd on N street north, between
n1sss Esasss a T H
TON, No. a7s 18th street. between L and NJ stresss
RE EAT ho Gss and 1s. .as
s ss: des. vi. e.s. s.s fSSn
gRA0LEY's msfb!s wo,fs, Ist WSsd. or Of a.
~ S: loogrsssss Agent N nerth st set Who
TOR RENT OR sALE-Tso newly 6nishfd
= bkCk HOUSES, three ItOrles and base
Fl ;;;S g 8 rs:, S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

NJ Mr. Blandina Dudley having recently dis
posed Of all her property by WILL those Interested
have moved Judge Gould for commission to In
quire Into the sanity Of her mind. The motion
has been granted
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BOARDIUe.

B0ARDHG.
R0AkDlNG.-Mrs BOWIE, 40 18th street.
- between and q. east side, has handsomoas
rent. 80 = ee ri In,
9. 000 pusuPo TAToEs-
pOTATOES, sample Of which can be seen at our
nj. ELbRIDGE q CO,
no XIV Union Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
IF CENTRAL STORES. S6
CLOAKS.-CLOAKSnLCL
WIN. r. RILEY BRO.
No. &c, GENITAL SToRKs," WIsf BUILDING,
haze haze on hand lssss stock OF Black and Colored
ael,ng at the very lowest prices. 80 - -,
We have also large stock Of Shsvls, IN evsry
style and price, all marked at the lowest fsures
Customer. are resp ectfny invited to call and in
npect our stock before PURCHASING elaeW here be
iieving, - vs do, that they viii find our foods 10
give entire satisfa Guon.
.;.g WIN. r. RILEY q Bro
no I'm No. &c, Central Stores.
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MnHHsofA LAID SURvKYs.-Plats Of townships
~ north Of range %6, 13e north Of range a, and
i3s north Of range 81, west Of the 6th principal
meEidian Of Minnesota, surveyed by John T
Barnes, Deputy Surveyor, have been received st
the General Land Once.
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pALMERS MUSICAL EVENINGS. 90
MR.. w. HENRY PALMER
has the honor to annosnce that his krss
Musical Entertainment for the Season
~ will be given at the
PHILHARMONIC HALL, (Ssar Bxi,disss.l
- On SATURDAY EVENING, Nov, ~,
Commencing at O'Clock precisely.
M. RRsEsr pxRHRS:Sssss.s t
HERR MAgER, ihs oesbIsssd vio,inist.
SENkY Px Il fi:aS SFs al's
s nay sESS "a Il s. &. .sss VIII q.
fhp soIomons. BooEsei:ers, $50 Pa s Nsssrs
m. ON Tuesday, Nov. 9Th. s - -
The e. t:,s JI Ss ss g 9
oceson nds Furnished by JOIN r. Ella liza R e .as
number of disunea ishsd rssidsnts and musicsl Am
siS" S5 the
sns coming son which whilst acees.ibs % the
% Ss Il
Of comIcHt!qns, rendered By the best talent TO Be
,Ffen Is Almost snthi;. sb.snss Of r..rs.sis. i.
NJ "a sas ,iS k.0E,h s:s
tcirse Which, Il viz tn fSs59sd ,s e en-
rents nave poen MADE and oro nov Dending With
celebrated A!tistss. Vocal and Insts mental Tor
rsamer xii Pc sssasted, particulars Of which viii
A r RILEY's wHARF-syme bushels of Witt
"a SAND and So bushels Of G aAVEL,fo Of tie
very beat aaatiss for b9idiaG purposes. lcr
WQRSTED SO9Ps,,y.g sss.ivsa MARE
disd fkR R2I IsvS PHI kIs
ssEk d Ri6 Sons. FESWfE5Sss FEATpEEEHs9s
SSrSAW B0hNETs, and al HID Of Fssc1
no l.si. VIZ. sHEDDs. iisA .srsst
SOMETHING NEW-0DERTFERO Us
;; ~ - I6CTgRE o.. TURKEY MYRxHSfb
ne i2ost aelgestul deteFgent ever o6erod 20 the
s.S.o lo5 S.satnng the mouth oad toeeh, strsnstk-
SS.nk ~ nerdsulng the gems. and psrfaning ~
osSrxnj ne nom pure tears Of Tprkcy Nyrrk
% osser ssomafios and delioasely and niceiy per
MEL & EfEsS;i Rikf $ fy sys. cs, ely
tbs :MQzAlr BANDr gNFQRM TIE
= lunlc 0ef thy ere ready 70 f1rnieh -
ssSiis = S1 fiS@ess e e;scss s
ees.ee..f g e sss - s!sass.;.Pst ssst
Sc S:dS 81 4 &; 'kSp5 5 8: I61E
| os NJ ~ s g g g . = ~ g
4ss,ss 49, So 80 ei1es ~ I'D
81. a. - ~
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ID Mr. Shanghai Burnhsm, the late Liquor
Agent for Massachusetts, has been placed In the
cussody OF the sergeantatArms by order Of the
HOUSE Of Representatives, for refssing to produce
his ofacial books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

~ Tom corwfa IL stump speaking in New
Jersey In view Of the election 70 come Oh to-mos-
row In that State. el
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

ArroIsrED.-The President has appointed John
=. Rusen, of Virginia, to Be Indian Agent In
New Mexico, vice 8. NJ. Yost, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

DBrAcHKD.-Fint Assistant A. Henderson has
been detached from the once Of the Engineef-in.
chief, and ordered to the steam sloop Of war Iro
quois. i
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07
Threatened Disturbance Mt the Bowery
Theatre.

During the past week the proprieors Of the Bowcry
theatre have had in rehearsal new play, called
Ihree Eras in the Life OF Fireman. illustrative of tho
life Of the Hon. D. c. Broderck II was advertised TO bs
played Saturday evening for tho rst tme so strong
an opposition, however, manifested against i. on
the part Of the members of the Fire Department
that the piece had to be withdrawn. It seems
that as soon as the play known to be adver
tiscd, with the of D. c. Broderick as one
the characters, the 1remen became greatly incenscd
Several meetings were called during Saturday fore.
neon, and no less than three committees from different
sections Of the city waited upon the proprctors OF the
theatre and demonstrated against the production of the
play. These facts becoming known, induced great
rush OF people TO the theatre large number OF whom
were hremen AT the conclusion OF the first play one of
the essees came out before the curtain aud addressed the
audience stating that owing the opposition manifested
1t had been deemed proper to withdraw the piece
ms announcement proved satisfactory, and another
piece was substituted.
Deputy Superintendent Carpenter accompanied by
captain bowling and Sergeant Dickson of tho detective
orcc were present. and had any disturbance occurred
sropg force OF police la reserve near by waiting
orders AZ coon as il was announced that the play
WITHDRAWN, Deputy Superintendent Carpenter dismissed
c reserve, and they returned 10 their several wards
mere no doubt but had the play been brought out
row would have resulted.