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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24
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DISTINGUISHED tuMrilarNf FROM Hen
QrAHffR. annexed resolution was
adopted with vucilcrous applause at u
large and enthusiastic Black Republican
Stat" Convention If New Jersey
Reseircd. That one of the best fruits of
this ,Frcmlni',l triumph will be the re-.
mlval from the minds Of the southern
mru pf an erroneous prejudice against
the North. TINT IT WILL SUSTAIN
AND JUSTIFY -lCli sol TnER\ PA
rRIOr~ As UOISTDN. BATES AND
Bolts that the South will then see
THAT the North is resisting n MONS
TROG> WRONG. aud seeking no'hlng
Int what is right that consequently the
hrnihcrho"d of the \"rIh ANA south
deacogoi aar Lg pro-d1regg dem7goeaes. irW
II tc tst15'i@ef, that peace and friendship
shall lee restored that the North will
commit no aggression; au1 tho South
attempt Ia secession that 1t will hc
proved. IN the hugnag" nt Mr. Bates.
THAT IT l. \ SANDER ND \
CAlUMNY AGAINST THE SOlril TO
PREDICT TINT IT WILL NOT II b.
Nit 70 fREMONr'S ELECTION and
that good men rVcrywhrrr--ln III" south
uu less than ia the North. the East and
,hc West WILL JOIN WITH TIE.
PATRIOTIC hot SION IN PAYING
THE CHOSEN CHIEF AGlSTR NTr
OF TiIE.pEOpLE CFREM0NTl THE
Tribute OF THEIR RESPECTFUL
HOMAGE
With Gen Hot ~rON 10 lead the
lmcricap Know \plhlng) forces. Tex
as viii bc tcdeciaef. roeeneraied and
lts"u'halIrA from Democratic tyranny
louisville Journai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24

liI lifD WfH1's my ~ III ~ iNt' W
this amiahlo mistake But still IL IL ~
ideni ,ha, the naked value Of senator
Honston's opinion, IN complicated case
Of Tins Mind. involving So mary points
Of law and evidence. il not equivalent To
Legitimate Judgment 1t is possible,
we presume. for him to be- plrluticed
The people should not permit this case
iomiuglr itself with politics If they d.,
they may expect it to produce unlimited
corruption We do not know that there
il any tendency that way Int ihcr" j.
alwnvs danger of such malgamatious.
and il is an nndcnahc maxim IN science.
philosophy, and government that truth
can never be- attained unless things nm
like Zoe kept separate fla Jury were to
play cards tnr a verdict, the result might
show which of the parties had the most
skill III card playing Tut II would lay
no means De- To- make that accomplish
mont test Of Justice IN n cast involving
life. character. ut property. We nsc
this mere fnr the sake If illustrating
the position that things different IN tAem-
selves cannot he safely mingled The
distinguished prosecutor Of Judge Wat
rous before the people. has doubtless
his proper view If the maNcr, aud
docs his work gravcly and dispasianatc
". more in SORROW than ia anger or ma.
evalcucc, aud would certainly scnrn t.
receive VOTES a. a reward iur crushing a
icllaw.h.iug II he should succeed ~ the
reluctant effort. or for his good inten.
tons. If be should fail
Let it also be remembered that Judge
Natruns was entitled to escape an IN
dictmcut 10y the national House Of R"p-
rcscutaiiyes and that having done So
he canuo, fairly bc expected Ia suceumh
~ the acquisitions Of the newspapers, 81
even 10 the speeches OF senators, unless
they lcgiiiuatcly prove his guilt at The
proper time aud before the proper
trltsual.
Al this. It viii be paid, appears in a
Methodist paper, and JulSr NI'ron- i-
prominent mcmher # the Methodist
Church
These are facts which We have ~ dis
pusition to conceal The Judge ties be-
long To- the Methodist ,hurcb and is uu.
pf the most uua~>uunuG. and yet attic
tive earnest, AMI ihorunghgoing Of ltci
membership HIS brethren who know
him best, are willing, II We understand
them. to admit that be- is liable 10 mistake
rs other mem hu, no, that hc is capable
# hypocrisy IT, evidently has then
hcarlicsi christian fellowship We an
not personally acquainted with hun
have, seen lima AZ lrcaCluus and lrdtt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24
HOUSTON RLAMgs THE FRONTIER SETTLERS
FOR TILE INDIAN OilTR ACES

Mr.. Housrp> said-The Indians have
been charged with nn aggressive and
hostile spiri, towards the whites but
we find upon inquiry that every instance
Of that sort which has been imputed Ia
them. has been induced and provoked by
the white man, either by acts Of direct
aggression upon the Indians, or by his
own incau,ion aluring them to a viola
liob Of the security Of the whites. They
have tempted the cupidity of the lnd'.
ans" Cong Globe, p i37, Vel 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24
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limiic lhon Of The 3 ,0JO j5oittoa Preachers
We rive below am extract from the
.ni.,r,.Jia,,s # tn. [ : senate. showing
I'm. n.,s,,i1n taken ly sam Houston il,
vioi,-,i.t,..f th.3O5o ,holit,nu nrcacb.
.t-.nr \.v England
70 ne Hsaoa,b. Pee Senate oaa Haps n
" The undersigned. clergy Of tii" d'Ner-
cut eel gions denominations ia New En-
-hud, hereby, ia the uame OF Almighty
t,ul arl tn ijs pt~rnr", d. soIoWulN
Pl,ptt-I NtAIN~l tln paS,A re- 1l
wat d, hr Vn1, ;h' N.litA~k \ 1911 lr
or amy repeal orm dlucall'n Of the exist
ing l@I prohibitions "i slavery IA that
part n' uhr national d"m'in which u Is
proposed 20 organic" into the Territories
81 Nebraska aud hHu.Hs We pro'rsi
against 1t " \ HFtAT NoF ~
W WRONG. Ao \ BREACH or ! NJ VI
r.'n'"'' N "I1'i t" the m.,al n,m'!, w.,
d the community ana - ~ th,lN t.
pl Ahl' . or VIZ We IN NAHUM
~ hN''N''t HnN, "s nv 'N,''
/ IT, ~ pNNHHh ~ peace ana even
'\is''"oc 81 our "',,>TI n'l. an ,!n ny
pn.,nE us IT, ,n, h'',', Io'r,, ~ ~
MEMS VIZ liih Nhn'"i 'n',
l''' P'"t', '''lS. =, ~, ~, n',",; W. W.,
ever n,'N w. w. ~ 'v," '''r''
81 MEN VI Ne" '>'''NNo
NJ lloCsIoN ! think that petition
1T this kiHd ought ia hc received and
that 1t ia not subject a. the charge
brought agaius, it l'y the senator from
Illinois It docs not arraigu our action
10y being drawn np after that action was
had IT" Nebraska eill passed thi'
body on the niGht 81 the l. or I'thor 'l
the m'rnlng OF the An instant me
m"m 'rial apprnts ~ hr dh,th on 'lr ~
Il March 'NN\hl llilN w
" MEANT NNN lNplhNliN ~ III
NE\Atn There Is nothing eNpfeS,''y,r
1T any 'nch lrrllhg ih u u Is f'E"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24
VOTE To ADMIT CiLHORNIf

Vol g, part 2 pagc li'3. BIZ to admit
California into the Union Houston voted tnr
this bill Eusk against it. Vote taken Angus,
13 i-iG.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24

RESOLUTIONS of THE TEXAS LEGisLATt RI
oF lst~. lNsrRrCflNG GtN. HOUSTON 10
yorK AGAINST ruE wiLMor rRoviso.
On the 18th If March, lsts, tine Texas
Legislature passed the suhinncd rcsnlu-
tiuns con the Prnviso, slavery the Tar
IL, and the War against Mexico" We
copy those ia relation Ia slavery and the
" ilnoi Provi-o. from which il will be
seen that Gen Houston, IN voting for the
Wilmot prpyiso in the Oregon Terrific
rial Bill disobeycd the positive instruc-
,ons Of the Legislature.
Ssc /. h. It re.cIrci by fbt LegtdaiHr, ef
TIE Stat, Of I,ou. That any attempt on the part
d. The ',agr,s, " ia, United states to inter
ere with the domestic and internal policy Of the
Stair, or vcrritoric, is nnwarran'cd by the Con
,,i,niion II the United States and IN violation
of the rights / the Stairs The "frovi>a' II
submi,,rsi to. would preycn, the slavcholdng
Stn,rs from cnoying the fall 'nrii'- oi any ter
ritory which may b. hereafter mcqnipd by the
United states The Constitution OF tho Ontcd
Stats recognizes slavery as one ui our domestic
institutions. and Ne acknowledge no right To
abolish II hut that which belongs 10 the Shave
holding States Themselves Wewill not submit
tn any Inv. which prohibits the c,'irns Of The
southern states from taking ihrlr property To
any territory which may bc acquired from Mex
iro Wcarc willing 10 submit 10 the compro
misses Of the Constitution but We vii never 81 >
nit to usnrpAtion OF power which rohs MS of
,nn rights
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24
From the Philadelphia pfs-s.
THE THREE PLOTTING MEN or EUROPE

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euuntahle, not To the law, nj personally
10 hlm~.lf some few concessions be
appeared ~ make To the masses, hut ~
Austrian llaly his will is supreme, aud
IN Austria be- has substituted hi, own
pcy>,nrl command Tor thc wholesome re-
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. Victor Emmanuel II was born Nsrcl
: ~ 1870 ll- mother was IN Austrian
Princess. aud his father was the lat,
. King Charles Albert Brought up ui'
/ der clerical instruction. Victor Emmann
Il. then bearing the title Of Duke o
Savoy. went lar. " into society. bore :
/ commission DAB the army. and was wei
known a. keen lover u field sports
I In isi2 be married the Archdnehes'
Adclaiie of Austria since dead Nher
the French Revolution ct lsts causce
, political commution IN Italy, the fop'
, actually taking the lead a. p"liuca
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,Aa,s l.f.f...H a. y a fsn.t.f and IA f,k Il A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24
~ TIE editor u the Pamela Hsrbi.

~ TIE editor II the Pamela Hsrbir
ger, published a, Car,hag-.) scems 70
have been somo wha, in the fog, and snl.
iously waiting Tor light, Judging from
the following in the las, issue OF his pa.
per
News has reached here from Mar.
shall tina, Judge Reagan address-d .
meeting Of the citizens Of Harrison com.
" at tina, place. on subjects Of thu pres.
ent canvass, and IN relation to his posi-.
tiun as candidate for Congress for tho
Eastern District Also. that his visit to
Marshall has had the effect OF sabduirE.
a..io, al, ,le opposition created W tho
expressions of lis late Circular. We
are not specifically or particularly in
formed Is 10 how the reconciliation hae
been brought about whether tho sys
rasre has been dam'd up 10y The Judge's
formal recantatinn Of his circular, and
spontaneous return OF popular favor. ~
the consequence or iha, the splashcs
of his " oRsH,r's rhetoric had prodacct
such a sensation among the croxkers
az to warrant their keeping still during
the present dry weather The great
mystery Of the event is. which 10 the
yielding party Whether this Fusion
has been effected by the pro slavery.
state Rights" democrats going over -
the Reaganlt.s. or by agan's coming
over To the true Southern policy! Il i
4 gun-spihins mission the Judge il upon J
and can it be true that Mmrsh hss de-
clincd to be the proposed nominee Of the
new Convention, that the logical ~ we'll
as volnble Wigfall is 10 remain mum.
and that the energetic pen Of Lougk.
ery's ia to hcnccforth hold ito peace :
Such are the rumors that have reached
here. We can't believe that mere oae
man visit should produce such M instsnt
magical iump-JimCrow maneuvrs in The
orthodox. veteran politicians Of Harrisoe.
We'd say more but We are short Il
paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24

GENERA Seorr AND THE EcsopsAw WAS
A very silly paragraph 10 going The
rounds Of some Of the papers. and Aee
found it's way into our own. thar Oensf.
al Scott had bet 500 bottlcs Of Chan
payne that.I.ouis Napoleon woald sevev
re.enter France alive. The opinion 49,
the bet both surprised General Scott
this morning. and he regrets e6st any
friend or enemy should have taken ssca
i9r,ie~ with his name Both ststs-
ments are absurd and ridiculous. 0sa-
eral Scott ia neither betting-maa ~
4 guxalcr Of Champagne. His hsbi0 -
extremely temrcratr' in I'll tAinGs. ~
his manner Of life most exomPlasy -.
We do not know what 0s~seal eec1oe
ornicns arc 10 regard 70 ~ W. = -
rope, bit = The 6rst military naa e ~
age. il 10 probably jest ~ r~vssse =
.hs one which eomsbody hes put ia4s ~
Ysvt kryrss. - ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24

\ FAMILY PoIsoNrn On Thursday the
household Of Mr. Rphcr, Stuart. at New.
berry, \ c.. consisting or four white
Persons and SIX negroes, were poisoned
with arsenic, mixed with their food by
the rnpk, a muls',o girl She Confessed
the deed. and charged a yonng white
man named saunders with furnishing
mr. the poison. II was ascer aimed that
h. had made two pnr,la "a # arsenic.
d.. and Mrs. S'uar, and Mrs Wilkes,
1, was .nrrooci would die
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-24

The New Nurk Herald publishes two
narratives uf A@ctican citizens niw ~,
carccrarrd IN foreign dungeons One Of
them NJ ] Campbell Smith is a pris
oner in the Acoriada prison OF the city
uf Mexico, hy order If ten Miramon ,
and the athci Nh t. VI Jrlers1 IS
-till kept IN the easements IT the Csstlr
Of Callan. Peru. a'tci having served out
two yeats Of an uniust and inilnitpu~
scuiencc The cases seem 20 be worthy
# the attention If the government
YorSG AMERICA .NG HIS FArHFg --lhc
appended notice which actually APP
pears among the advertisements IN the
jamestown Chsnt ,uquc c"Git) 3nuriial
beats any exhibition If " ionns Ameri.
cansm" ever caricatarcd /. Punch 4.
" Notice Whereas ms father, Newton
Salisbury. has inthid me hrs bed aud
board. f,r the reason visited and assist
ed at my sisters house during her hrs.
hsulS sickness and death therefore |
forbid his h,rhoriug any other boy in
my stead Gerry. April 90. 1850"
W1kNyE 4 ~YfsnttEY
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"rhu pplncut, uf the American order
excl,in. 1t isap 'ltiiril a., 'o,atlpn aad
th,ref, ,e ought not Ia te srcret r.
plv. YES 1t l.. secret 4a! itN name den ties
its objects. /. It thu fast secret political
society wh.ch has bc'n org'ulhed IA the
United .i.ttcAy
"Frln my kunwlohS II the ch,ra''
ter or " .salust,H, thu stcrihtcs he 'nad'
for his canitry, united with has icrv'd
patriotism and HE preference i"r every
Thin, American, | cann't doubt tDr one
moment, ii hc were now living he would
chrcrinly sanction the principles of the
A,u.rican 70. hr From my personal and
familiar knowledge "f the principles Of
Gen jackson IN confident that. were
he living. t. cnuntcract the policy at
E,ropc,n pnleuiatcs aud Statesmen, I"
throw up IN our shores their refuse pop
u.at,nn oi convicts aud paupcrs to per
vert our ballot boxes and populate our
o ,,,rh uses, he would most cordially
SANCTION aud incuicatc the principles u
the An ,ricau Order"
81 come forward with ciccrlulucss
anil declare that I bri,rr, N. uirat,on of
nv oauntry !, only 10 be s,eas,i by adh,,caor
to "A. principles Of the Amr,e'n Ord,r --
I>s,,r Of Sam Haustoa, i~d,l%sderc,, Ter.
as, July -. 1888.
TIE ISLANDER lust pktORE An ELECTION
II perceive by the intelligence of the
dav, that one at the oldest Democratic
statesmen. the standard bearer m the
party, Gen CASS. h,s approved of the
platform Of the American Order. as pro
claimed to the wosM by the Convention
at Philadelphia y Sam iLuaoss i~.!e
pxsi.aa I>ittr. JuJp "a, 1887
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY, OF BEAUTY AND REFINEMENT
IA who has been spending few weeks South and became
delighted with southern society and the liberal
regrets having to return TO her cold hearted Northern
She is very gay aud BY her friends called beautiful and is
the height of hor ambition TO form the immediate
Of high and liberal minded Southern gentleman with
to mamony She begs that but gentlemen able
port and appreciate Young lady win reply this
address, in stric, confidence Stating place of residence and
any pattenlars. Miss Gertrude De blond, Chester "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

TINE JEUNE DEMOIsELLE, PRoTBsTANTE, EIEvEE
en- France, capable densener Ct sosner les ensns ct
sacbant coudrc ct Golfer desire de placer ans amle
Amer'canc. File peu fournr bonnc recommendations
sadresse $50 avenue A. cne lime ct 3me rue, dams Ia
boulangcrie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

nsTEoPLAsTIC DENTAL OPERATIoNs, BY THE
" dcoverer at his rooms corner Of BROADWAY Thirty
first street This artificial bone Sling in while soft
uurng pressure, giving pain. Tbe merest shells
Z aching teeth can be filled with u,
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON-
"A panys New York and Galway IneThe next departure
eQm New York will be the splendid and powerful steamship
U1ROASSIAN Capt Campbell which sails Thursday Oct
L. touching at st. Johns ~ F. TO receive the royal mails
Price Of pAssageFrst class 500 S3 and 500 third $50 In
Uudng free tickets to the principal cities main railway
Great Britain and Ireland Third class must provide
plates knve, fork, &C. and bedding Passage TO st Johns
First class $50 second $ For freight passage apply at
Ae American Express Company 81 Hudson street and al their
advertised Offices the Passage in the third
sss be secured Of the above offices TO bring
railway in Great Britain for SSS from Galway for $780,
-Fff| II AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX HOLLAND. Manager.
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HyHEATRE FRANCAIS
i 685 Broadway.
6AMEDI, OCTOBRE, 1859,
DEBUT DE LA COMPAGNIE FRANCAIsE.
Sous Ia direction de NJ Charles Sage.
Premiere Representation do
PAR DROIT DE CONQUETE
Coincide en- trois actes du Theatre Francois
MN Fr Mannsten, Juignet Talbot Alphcnse; Mesdames
Adolphe, Leonie Anger L. Karsch A. Darcy, Antoiaee
TAMBOUR BLATANT. =
Joue par Mile. A. Darcy, L. Karsch Ell N. P. Jugnet
On commencera heures moins quart tres precise
LIE bureau de location ouuert Jeudi de du JUS
nn,a
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UsTRALrA PIONEER LINE-rsrA BLisHRD ses3-
canyns he United ssasss n posys{ g
or rapidly loading piar Mark rivss, and Val Be do
spached for Melbourne positively tho 2h October Tbs
g. made Ae voyage lAsi ys.s e Ass!s. AVID devs1sd
Tons fr keh rs second csss gs s 6se shjc
THOM48 PERKINS loading 4 pisr lg EaA ss., win b
psassse apply on board or 70 r. " CAMERON, RSwins
Green Sight bills for SALE and cash advances made On con
sknmonts Consgneos In Australia. 4eaBs Wilkinson Bros
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TINE DEMOIsEILE FIR ANCAISE, PARLANT ANGLAIS,
u desire placer femme de chamhre GU gouyer
nunte pour DIES enfanis Ellie sa ben cou
DIRE ct Golfer Sadresser chez Nine. 1er. 9 lone rue
entire Broadway ct sme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

cvUuY BRIIsn AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
q 81 s''--- vnon NEW Yoax TO WHIRLPOOL tsst&4 *
~ enb!n pasnAge .yl
Beco00 cApW pa1Bage
BCe1ON 10 LrvuRrOO1.
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HORSE, GIG AND HARNESS FOR SALE-THE HORSE
II handsome dark bay, light brown 6 hands high
and the superior article, built In this city by Brow
viii be sold together separate the whole being sua
establishment for either doctor builder and sold for
Of Apply at the stable III Amy street. Mac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

a rLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A NEW YORK, Oct s 1859.
The requisite amount Of capital for the organization Of this
setne al the sockhoders win held No. 1T West street,
n ths ity on Saturday Of October instant O'Clock
- ~ for purpose eecng Ave directors Of the said
senv ~ EDWIN CROSWEIlL, } 4.
SPENCER KIRBY, Commissioners
@u. D. W. OARRINGTON,} s
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EyOR LIvERPoOIt-cIIPPERr SHIP DREADNOUGHT,
IL IN the ssrear Hl positively Sal toaorrow friday
morning O'clock al witch hour steamboat VII leave pier
dlre0 tosea. Applyto RSA hEMAh BEST 20 South street
TINTED STATES MAIL Str. AMsHIP LINE FOR IA.
~ yana and New Orleans ~ taken October The
steamship GRANADA Captain r. &rmn VIII SAL on Tues
day October is 1889 al click from foot Of Warren
Bs lading q The proper sr hsr ~ y IN ne
ng For freight passage apply at III West OF
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cyTrAM FOR LISBON CADIZ MoGADoR AND THE
- Canares from London Clipper screw steamers Of large
power the first Of each month in connection
VIII The rova packets from Lisbon Madeira. The
6rs AMAZON, A. Legget Commander, will de-
Dart from London November Passages be
samples letters and light freight taken moderate
terms splendid line and forwarded to London In time
for each that port the agency In New York
<ce Of the American Express Company q Broadway New
HOrk. BAKE, ADAM i CO.,
No. Phlpot Lane, K, O., London.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

| MARRIED MAN tGERMAN WISHES TO GET EN-.
"A poyment In store porter any other kind Of work
that might be requirsd Of him. able and willing
self generally useful Call address Heynich 1T Elm
| st.. corner OF Broome. I'll.
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nEUx FILES DE LA SUISSE FRANCAisE PROTE
sadresser chez Mr. Aars 81 rue Rose au com de Ia ~
Duaue
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IlOR HAvRE VIA SOUTHAMPTON.-UNITED STATES
IL mail Steamship VANDERBILT Captain r. f. Lefevre,
W sau from pier No. North river Saturday October
~ two O'Clock precisely, with passengers, mails and
upoce for England and France.
- D. TORRANCE. No. Bowling green New York.
ToR HAMBURG, LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTH
II ampton.
The Hamburg American Packet Company's mail
- TEUTONIA, Captain Hensen,
viii leave pier q North river
Saturday, October Is, 1889
9rst cabin. Second cabin $50 Storage .$
p'''Nse Nff'' @. b. RICHARD BOAs
Eli Isl Broadway.