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Destruction of air Austrian Steamboat md
Two Hundred Men,

Two Hundred Men.
The following is an extract from the letter
Of the Daily News correspondent, dated June
: The day btfJ X yesterday one of the Aus
TRAN steamboats, which ran on the Lake Of
Garda had started from the opposite bank.
with the object Of rec"nnoitering Garibaldi's
forces at Sale. As after the action Of Virle it
was thought prudent to strengthen the Cacci-
ateri dele Alpi, a Rifdmonte>e battery was
sent there with two bahalions Of Fanti.s divi.
sion. They had just arrived when the Francis
Joseph steamboat was ordered to steer to the
Brescian side Of lie Garda. She therefore
steamed in that direction but at the moment
she was entering the harhor Of Sale, the Ried-
montese battery opened its fire upon her. Our
guns had been so we'll directed that two of
their ronnd shot soon destroyed her elegant
stern. OF course this was the sigma for q
ha>ty retr at, but as she was about to turn her
helm, a well directed grenade fell on the middle
ut her deck. Two seconds afterwards, u tire.
mendons explosion was heard the grenade had
made its way into the magazine, and in less
than five minutes the Francis JOSEPH was in
flames. A distress signal was hoisted but be-
fore the Benedek could be sent from Peschiera
to help her crew. she sank in the midst of the
'ake.-Not one of The two hundred men she
had on board was saved all Of them persisted.
~eitbefrbnrhesl 10 d ath by the fumes, or
drowtsd in the waters Of the classic Benaccus.''
AUSTRIAN CRUELTY.
A letter from Varese, of the 21st, in the
Semaphore, of MarseiIIes, says: "A sud
spectacle was presented three days ago to the
eyes of the inbabitats Of this place. Professor
Monaco arrived here in such a pitiable state
that the greatest uneasiDess is felt for his life.
He had been arrested us u hostage by General
Urban, and has ever since been obliged to fol-
low the Austrian column on foot, and, not
wi,hstandlug his great age, has been exposed
to the most horrible fatigue. His strength
having become exhausted, he applied to Gen
eral Urban for some alleviation Of his suffer-
ings. The reply was an order from the Cen
eral TO give him fifty blows with a stick, after
which he was set al liberty"
OBJECT OF THE WAR.
Cavour's circular letters. to the foreign rep-
resentatives of Piedmont have given grea,
satisfaction, especially the sentence. "The OBJ
lect OF the present war is. according to the
frank avowal of His Majesty. Italian indie
pendence, and the expulsion Of Austria from
the PENINSULA" This distinct statement has
dispeiled the fear seriously entertained by some
that the efforts of England. together with the
war'ike attitute Of Prussia. would lead to
peace en- the Adige or the Mincio. thus leaving
Venice in The hands of the Austrians.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-30
Look Here! Look Herei

We n;o saSes s s for the year 1858, and the
deputy, who Is hereby authorized to collect in ~ ~
opelonsas, July :a, 1858.
" cu Aruro,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-30

RRYAN's PuLMoNIc wAFERs, fine Rr,na.,
1 rof medical use, schaedam sehnapps, Alder.
s"la ~ dyspepsia baisam, Wincoop's Sarsapariila
.JIniiyy an ,oso ia. MCMILLAN.
-- Washington, La,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-30

HOUSE, SIGN, COACH AND ORN4s
- MENTAL PAINTING.-The undersigned ~
opened a shop in q house on the lot of Dr.. So
wnlte, Bellevue street. for the purpose Of Hoo
sign, Coach and Ornamental Painting. as5:
Particular and special attention will be gives Il
carriage Painting and TRIMMING, which Wy
executed in a superior style and finish aud ~
so.Ces, Jfgures. .s@@
CAL and examine for yourselves. -
opeiousas, October Is, 1858. FIR WHIIkttt
NON DE BLE-50 sacs, . vendre par
~ pEBA1LL0N i CARRIERE, Wsshinsoe
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MOUTH DETURGENT, for the n1eserv,,;n =,
4AA the Teeth and Gums. By
INV ao ,ero ia. MCMILLAN,
my 10y w. io's' Washington. La.
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GREAT ADyAscE IN CoxsoLs.
LONDON. July l3-Ihe news Of the peace
ttranspired after the closing hours OF consols,
winch afterwards sold Mt 99las. All other
securities bnoyant.
The NEws or PEACE in PARLIAMENT.
LosDoS. July l3.-Thc news of peace was
received with prolonged cheers ia the Houses
Of Lords and Commons.
The ARMIsTIcE.
PARls, July l3.-some authorities credit
England aud some Prussia with the armistice.
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A FINE assortment OF Chimney Tobacco, Cigars
80 :" IN oisateels. by j. A. MCMILLAN,
'ai5 oo' 1908. Washington, La,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-30

Cltfon box, $50. .....
PREsERvEs-Shaker per case | dog
Assorted, per case 2 doz.....
JELLlE-Guava, pr dog.
JELLiHs-Assorted, per case | dog
CANDlEs-Faney, per box As lbs.
Assorted sticks pr box % lbs
SfEUps-Extra assorted, per case.
Turner. lemon syrup pr case.
CoRDlaLs-ENtra assorted pr case.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-11

n v nv n = nv VI
,IgkNY & HAYNES. lqaHsp aa} Coca.
VI ,-7lr az D." Narah'l Trsas wiil riu
r,unt al Tent .oa a. all hpsiues entrusted o. tiair
ars.
s-l9- Olirr Est Of the publi square i iit
,i.ldine Formerly oaclpind ty +. Perry. fsf.
~. 81 Nola
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-11

DR y. W, EANLS Marshall liusou
- county Texas.
O,picr Over Saulees a Sears Drug store
BE-intN,e Ny iormnr ONE die north of 'hc
Courthouse. Fan 7'h. ao.
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<RlES DEC ssERT.
ashtonabic Boot aud Shoct,.aEcr,

i>snith eeHt rnfntr ef ihe huht rauar~
L. EEpS constantly on band a lar.e' assortment
N Of Ladies and t'en,leneus beoi, a,.a SHOE.
"f his own miauf,ctnt also a good sapIn Of
so'e and upper leather Tor ale
From his long experience anf close attention
70 'hc hashs'ss h. hops to have tcor'imance
VI that pair mage heretofore $50 iierllly hr''eNei
= HIM Al orders promptly attended TO- and
* warranted
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LAW CARD.

!! NJ CIOtGI s X NJ NANZANpf
J.. biarney, opf tpaeaiaqs al Lgs. MAJ
BAN, Harrison county, Texas.
Jane NJ. 81. so - s.
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LAW GARD.

gro LANE iHbsss' lar Nsrlaii. liar.
W taun county, l'yas.
Of pbef ~. l,lt.
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Professional CARDS
1. " lAliN.

-.lfltaN g. ocnitrHgE, OAKLAND D. lfi cAH
\ llrScOMB will practice
- ju the eouris 81 tl4e On Judicial District
July 3 1853. ly
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

INSIST atpllruts mHts Hv tlp IIltfrr Of fID
Harrison FLAG ia hi. last i.sus br..
leave to lay before Won some additional
fict-. r. r'hii.4 40 fhc ran,raqef.y b.
t,sern tlic OIL and New S5ulbelu Ga.i.
l. Railroad Colpnuie4. cl Tld fbr
Vice President and myself Al tle rr.
quest Of lhe President. hr. ruwlkcs. l,r
Scw 0llrau.. and reached tl,fssl..,.. an
Monday Zine lr.h a Jaunuat III,
n.,..t .l .ri- ,,t..;.., l..i,.. p, 'r.t.
.f.,te,5eri. rf accounts n et,. tr.sl.t
.f. In n,lcr lbgt .,,,. ,..,.el, ia. pr..ar.J
ou t,e .r4afug SATURDAY. the l5ta ms.
10 maettr .,.rns = tl.eavarl on raes.
dav. u.ellh msl flad am interview
,glh Mr. j. Naa-tal chairman or ILL.,.
Committee Of Asbitr4lipr and told him
t.a Object ar rur ,I.H. ana asked lt,n
,e.pr,sent q .rs. F.. .IaH us t.s .llls..u
account vi ihe debts claimed. in ofd %
thar we mtsA' r,.4nna hc .aar. sd o.
teir a'lc l1a,t mJrfs,au3m.ly u ID.
uha'a maUer also stated n l;mmt
Hti.e o8ll'0en.-4 u.l au.5gtv O. a.p0l..
haare tlr tmuitf... ai a.e .ud 40
tH... anl t.ei.. 'l.m informant .n. r.l-
at.pc % stock Sues. and .p4as other
m4trr connected with a., ne unss n
u.e Cmpny
ST.. NusaaN informed mc faf So
uA m4ir repeated appIiaat .as al t'.-
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THl s,ios Bv.isEss Every cieht
man IN Massachusetts is shpenaA1r.
Boston has els Shoe howecx, doiK9 )
business Of $50 oon, ono annssity. New
York has sS houscs Il ~ aaHc tr4lS.
aains = business II ~, tcA ~
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Ur J. TfI'7E17 IIflFflH
OFAR R,-Ne have been for many months
eng lged 10 making thorough aud searching ex
q fnati0is Of he issue OF stuck hy this Com
p n.y. H. this examination we have Traced ont
y wards u G0o,n thousand Ger acaies d stock.
b. ng nearly the ahne number ~ issnc- anil
b sc found the stock book. nf ihi Company cor
raet with the e. ,fian Of slight clerical errors.
Sad we have not found tie slle gsi evidence Of
O ,e- ~suaa of ISSUE n sr-Hi0u 1ck
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, ARE h. hli hitherto received respectfully iW
Hrns hir eicnl. AND the public that be has jest
scriyrd u ol d tin Sni sheet iron, and Is NOW
prepared to do any Wo- IN s7 lne, Il, sloT, no
Hoe, that may be- deuanded iil Iuinrc he viii
% Business strictly on tbs cash plnrlsst, a. ho
tnnut ailnnl ~ work longer on cndlt
IL llcls~ - receive a lihoml patronage
II YAK MONK
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II u

uN "DS NAILS. assorted, and for .al
q. g.. sEEt,s, y co
l'h. l"a'
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eng gcd 10 making Thorough aud searchine ex-
anaiia's Of he issue Of si'ek by thi Com
~ ~ W se 'A''.ll'ia'p'n we nay lfa,eu on
-, eaarlg The ghnie 's,,la, !, Enc. - s,i
h va found The sisel hook. If tlt ,1,,pinT cor
rast. With the e. .,lan 81 .liehi clerical error.
Sad we have no' found tle sl.e cst evidence Of
ee- i-7Hsa OF issuo n lrsrioaa 7ck
70. ually'
~ " ,,,1i, ''1 H. ~ w.
- =
As Ftrr,a,pl. yG,st.-N late Hart.
f.. t.,,., h.. ~. following
rrcat .y..,.o,o,ut urcyail- in Nc--ars
Conn +, ,.us,.,,u, nee .i the announce
mil tbat Frederick B Brigham until
"a bie "a f.,y month. since rinciral in
,s,, ,,l.,ec 81 ,n. I-pi,n school had been
arrested On Grand lnrars complain,
f.,f an att.mpt % t7isan bis Rile Tho
,..tirns,.v went f6 sHa~ that thc pris.
.,..r baa administered pdi-ln a. Won al
.a. rt. since she rave hirth % an
f.fa,,t hv means of her medicines ana
Cod and more especially lis an aul
-ticb sho aid uot cat bur without hs
t.,'',,.I.. loo F,.,o,,y.l t. her ri.y4iciau
h, whom and also hv rrofo s.r -
Inn ~ his inst.f-o. IT, contents vere
.rii.cteI +, various clcmicd tests md
t ......
- ,,s,.,.i. i, .r.,,n t,,, -. 49,.
-, .i,t'a .,.,a. .',..,-.. r.,..,.sA
,1'fh i,r.sdi,ss attention lv "a cf.,yded
s.'j ,,..t Interested auditory and "a. H..
l,.;.. 49,. ..s. ,s,s sai..5it,,a g.,
IN. y. ,rs ss,,hapt af.,,.g,ent .sva yerv
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IsfsT Cotton l,ral,S IN to ORDER ea
.lautiarv ~ 'bg -
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DALACE GARDEN.
i Fourteenth street, near Sixth avenue.
7hurrdsy evening May ~,
9nAND PROMENADE CONCERT -
BY ROBER ICONS BAND.
Concert at S o'clock NJ
FIRE4ORKs BY MESSRS EDGE.
Two hundred elegant paintings exhibition also fine d.
play OF plants and flowers Open afternoon and evening Ad
mittan rs cents; Childrt half price
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kJ ~ rEwAHD AND NO QUEsTIoNs ASKED Who
tplV ever wiil return 10 no South William street.
oa three vest and two pair OF pants taken tderstro
Nv ednesde 18th met between ca ard 81. O'Clock NJ, vii
receive The above reward and questions will be asked
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AIUsEMENrs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NJIBIOs oARDEr.
N Manager. 1917 T. EDDY
iaCEsXSFD txcfTsMsNT
70 witness TIE grand operate ana dramatic ipectscleof
ROB ROY, MN INV
which being preseassa nightly this elegant place OF
GEkATEsr CAST OF CHARACTERS
t tgGE E s1SSFE:.
The great Prina Donna ard
Nj. EDDY Me, ptoy BARRE, pHAFs9s b1vrDGz.se.
sPLEynIy NEW scks ERy.
0hi''f fsHs sYs1S s. a Tlss FlHos'
KAsCHEs TIBLsAUx.
m sCOTcH BAILET,
yET e fSss5S4a 81 s
ssn 81 h lSqs sR oaosS1KosaH,
tn TIiIs EyEkiNG, qsu KsDAY May 10
WIN 1' ''@s'''' q Gs sss 1'o UoxsrsArlos.
fornng TIE uc& attractive entertainment offered the
No sdvaucs 10 the prises
+" : 4S ss;t sRsa III 4 s sissss ak
1T WILL BIZ ACTED
TO NIasr. THURSDAY, Maybe.
pslsaer, ssqs highly celebrated and elegant comedy
MtrCF TEN DAY;
EXTREMES.
ri: ssy h.: been long preparation. and wei
rh. above Id IA lsnaes ne ru. Of
10 oenseon,!se aishs evis .es in al the daily pspes
NJ ~''t 'A NV sS sS%F fs sfs.ficA's A''
with the following powerful casks-
Dr. Piayfstr Mr.. BrsYgbsm
ap1 IoS.i German wss %ca,
~ arc mg.s ~ sss,nss
ir cunningham NJ Csiposodsie
Mrs H. p drssiss
Jenny wldbrar Ma. Mary Cannon
Eisa urhenlia Miss Benrsrde
'e''''~ sSEcPsis OF scENteY AND EvSNfs '' '''s
Drawing woodlands with view u. lawn and ter
Prepson: for reading the vi.emss md the Docsor
An Doctors history q .s:
ss. q e.Dsss.n
wnahrisr sashro brssdins Reading OF the wi-UnsI
'''''' LAPSE OF 1T THREE MONTHS. 40
aoene IDrs eiog Wallace
~ ssS council a Of wsTe
The Rrse De gue,eHow succeedsd-rhe tese Aese-The
Scene U-Kcop in the hail ........:.........w Wallace
% and
s. .Sscs s ss .srassss At Wood
Jenny Wndbrar-Sir Lt,nePs gallautry-The
mopeter-Tbe The Dacsn his cub-1ae magno
IA blcssomA lsson in politeressThs resortrhe chs.
ienge-Tne true gentleman
ANOTHER Lapse OF THREE MONTHS.
ACT Ill
Drawing at Woodlands opening into library with view
OF corseS vht1fy snsr ~cnd nno alRca
The eyenul day within hour sill will be decidedFrsnf
and the DoctorSr LionelA delicate requesThe
sa az, seS esys r e. .s s for s msn
worldJeemes courShip snd tts copseqnences-Robn
and the breach promse--Mrs vsvasoar Frank
fashionable potherTbe solicitor agsnThe suspensc-rhe
THE sT1RY rs TOLD
HTO Concuce with tie sughable farce of
BOX AND COX.
For brousnam Coz. Mr.. WAloot
To conclude with Thursday,
THE REVIEW.
TO conclude with on Friday
Lows And MURDER
On Saturdsy--Repent Of Miss MARI CANNON, which
win be revived for the frst time 10 three the
TIE KNiGHrs or THE ROUND TABLE
18th urapproachabe cast originally st this
b1atr
To conclude WITH fret years the eat farce Of
THE BOARDING SCHOOL.
which all the ladies and gentlemen connected with this
''''''''A' Box BOOK NOW OPEN.
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a srs3EkSsSM ma q u SfssI.
Last ArrEaASsA MOI gsSt thrssS IN AMERICA.
Mozart immortal bS6a N a,S 54L M SiaHf.
rea,s ass Fso Tsgse FIX.
s eas sis es Int sspssdod With the sasspas.
no sGss1 e season tickets. Th.s
q. courtesy has bsen eass wsoa s 10 ordinary
uch parties win appreciate ussessiy WHICH s ss rs
Las, aighs Of sszar immortal rnasscrwors the r.s,s :.
IL DON GIOVANNI,
+: sss ono ~
ION Giovanni. Mona 0sssss
Z Icon 1omTsna.'ors sisols s..s
Don Otisyo Sig sr,xScz
I pcDn. HYDRA str.ssss
z,e sig Amssn
Sig Maio y ss,se.si
IS s.Osav.y;S srsosas. INs Brosax sl6slV: Iw2
~: ss e s,s fs ss %
yxsSI vii be oSsa at " f DON aisvAsM
sA dsHRS sa TX Il as 4 / s'sas't.
With TIE Sas4s s SrsEa sSSf juno.
he second act Of Belnis romantic opera
INcLuBxe THE dE aIsHfa LIBERTY pvm
VII c Ssai for u, ne whss %odo Juns
places. w. ~ '-'A'- - - '-'
I'm =. ,.,,u.. T. PoLIuTo OF IxARrIRI,
10 the cssbrs.sd ehArso.,r P.susf
- s.ma ss pm. S sSapa s max. her debut .,
about the LIST of June in PscinPs opera sAFFo
RoEE.Y THEATRE
TAalsd.1 evening; ~ % Iss s,.a.~ - "
1:a = j.: s si ~
FORTUNES YRoLIo.
WOODS MINSTREL BUILDINGS,
SUCCESS 81 s % ~ Ta srG New assF 5Sfs ~
rHE OLDEST AND L Wss,sS COMPANY IN r.
wbo for 20 many have amused and delighted ~ p
Comprising he following ~ ven = snG sSx a.ns''-
Probably tie best eccentric scor banjo player and anbsA
The original s!.nsed an. nd vsr.st de- psrfomsr
NJ Max IRWIN ssof sospsf n1 wAsskS' asa'
Ballad Ginger s9e juvenile Gcmsda,-Ss ~.n.ge.e.s -.
a. sss ,1r .D1,n ~ proc sc aSs "S win Oh
appear every evening sEkS i 5'1s Gsss'ss .s't
=, NEW oosio sfkoTxoULAs PANroNxs.
49, THE GENT OF TIE LAKE.
with 1 Ssn sss sssf s ssi sss.,r''
wonderful s-.Oslornassss
A''fGS ssssssa ss:slss :,a.. -
ENTERTAINMENTS
cgAseE OF rrxE-Doof. 't open a. s; tn. aur.. W
nfe st O'Clock.
AFfERsoON PERFORMANCE.
Tickets Is cents ohiisren under 10 year. Is cents.
NrIBLO'S SALOON.
~ Mr.. g.. b. MILLS GRAND CONCERT. THURSDAY
EVENING May 10 1859 which occasion he Will be asas
by B. Mills. Mlsa Maria 8. Brsinerd Mr. George Aner
sSn Mr. j. Thomas Hsrr Mosenhal Herr Carl BerEnasr
PROGRAMME
PART I.
messrs Mills .osEETHAL and CARL BER6NAN.
MIR rHOMAG
a-P,anoforte, 'Etudo in .rhalbsre.
f-Scena Hope In first time Mr. ". V. We1Ao9
Miss BKAINERD.
5Romapzs, luna furtiva DoaiseQG
Mr.. SIMPSON.
6-Due two panofortes Homage Handel, .Neechsooo
M and Nh. MILLS.
7-Podha song. sCaly smiles the earth before men
Words .ImoRone Hat
Miss RKAINERD
Meesrs Resmes and Maeder will preside at the pianofeo
81 each For sale 1t the principal music and
the OF Stein Sons newly
grand panoforee viii be used the OCCASION
1 at6P.N.
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r OsT-TwO f5 BANgsOv ENGLAND NOTES AND A
~ SO Rev YORK city bill folded togeber the Of the
notes known liberal reward viii be paid by returning
the game TO Henry T. Ingalls 9S Maiden lane.
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THE TURF.

TTHION COURSE, /. I-TROTTINo.-ON FRIDAY, MAY
~ TO- al O'clock and stake OF $3.50, mile heats,
beat three Ia ye In hane5s D. Mace b Pilot u.
Talran b. Cora DE Ess,a O. CARL Nh
erg lamsel. The care sill leave Division and Peck
slip ferries for East New York every twenty mnuled.
Stages viii be Ut last New York 70 the
track SHAW x WITTY, PIopretora
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la YOUNG NAN 20 YEAHS BF sGE Of GOyp Ol 4.
"a rscisr Aud haots soud Ike ins Of
young LADY not over ~ sih strmouy: all an.
Iwers rn fde ua dlres Jacaes .nh, an care |, Ioci
wood Oh stbnu gquer- Pos Office
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BILLIARDS.

cushions the mos desirable hyelg and correct in use
Will not hop the ball Billiard tabke manufactured In
Ind elegant style ~InAaTs billiard maputsctory II a "a
Tree. New York
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kTT ANfNp.-a NfF 'RiSG.E III sl,EuSrSs,, Il
w ee,'. y.unp al wh ihuks IL . me nag an
al gipHe'iy - r fot " 1Jae serfse street
ost cnoe. Pa,ucrls bcfrstrr.
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MATRIMONIAL.

IA YOUNG GEFTfEMsN A sTKA&f1ER IS YEARS
~ od on fecaed IN Auners and education, but who
ftune wisoes 10 MAKE the scGuaotnco of lady Of ample
perfume ana well edocsted with natrimony Node
but hos~ Who aL ana yer naress H. O. blx
I, $50 Post ofbco,
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DoWERy THEATRE.
ID Lsssees .Messrs. g. L. Fox and j. W. LngarA
BENEFIT OF
MISS A. HATHAWAY.
FRIDAY, May 70, 1859,
shskspere's great play Of
RICHARD III.
Richard Miss A. Hathaway
With other eptertsnm -ns which Mr. @. Bopiface Mr.
G. L. Fox Mis- Denv Miss Fanny Herring and all the csupa
ny will aupear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

CTOLEN - LAST EVENING, MAY Is, AT ABOUT 6
~ O'Clock from No 40 froadway next door 10 American
FrohsnRe Bank had dark cbesn colored horse
buggy The horse Ia about l5S hands
i crooked IN tore legs has email head long ta
high head and s'yli3b TIE with
psed hHbs name oj fskers DuseDbury Van Duser;
each buzz has IN on front oftop Light crea blanket aud
whip Horse had rabber liberal reward
fered 1sMEs l. yAGs SON. Iron cundry, twenty eighth
street rotr ceconc sveuue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.


1NO EALSyEk9, BREWERS AND DISTILL.ER0-fHn
subscribers would call The attention Of all porsons havrA
malt klna 70 Stewards Patent Wrought Iron rtlon vhk
will be found better than aUy other ile' in uDo.
We refer 70 The following gentlemen using the Patent xo
D. Jcpes EsQ brewer and masoe Sixth street n
Msars Hssey Collins 4 Co., do do :. .PMAdolphla
A. Longmnn NAG 90. 90 Rochester. N. Z.
Alexander Young Esq dlstll6r Philadelphia
UesSp J. Gibson, Hon &Co............. .PhadolDhia
For rarculays apply 70 r. q. ARNOLD Co., sole cynsH
OF he patent Al Broome street. n. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
REWARDS.

EO Grove street o. TUESDAY Night. May IL, gold chain
bracelet ma-ged g. Cgoss The fnter will the above
feTard by returning tue sane To SO Jaues street
r. j THORNTON
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
S&lEO 1rGD POE g1rRw,
The Little Boy That Died.

Ihe credit ot the follow ng feeling lines has
been given DIR. Chalmers of Edinburgh. -
iiow many HEARTS have been similarly made dcs-
Ciatc. and how many almost imng ginc the warm
breath otihc lost NJ on their checks. see
the wavy form before them, md feel the soft
touch of the vevcty check, and breathe deeper
nild more sadly when they shall have rcruscd
these tcndcr souvenirs oil the dear departed.
j am all aloNc in my chambcr now.
:, And the midnight houris near; =,
The fngot's crack, dnd the clUck'r full tfck,
Are the only sounds hear
Ana over my soul liz solitude,
Sweet feelings of sadness glide
For my heart and my eyes are full when think
or the little boy that died.
went one night TO my fathers house
Went home to the dear ones all
And softly | opened the garden gate,
And softly the door of the hall.
MY mother came out TO meet her son
SHE Kissed inc. and then she srlCd
Ana her head fell on my neck and she went
Fcr the little boy hat died,
shall miss him wOn the nrwcrs come,
In the garden where he PLAYED;
j shall miss him more by the frcsdc
When the flowers have all ,lccaycd
sl'nIl sec his toys and his empty chair
And tho horse hc used to- ride:
And they will speak. with n silent speech,
OF the little boy that dird
Wcs''ail go home to % our Fathers" house
TO Our Fathers house in the skies,
Where the hopes of onr souls shall have no blrld
Our love no broken ties
Wcsiinil roam on the banks of the river of nc,rc
And battle in its hlissrul tide:
ana one OF thc joys of our heaven shall bc
The little boy that dicd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21

AN lrsman who had returned from Italy.
where he had been with his mastcr, WAS ask
c1, in the kitchen. Yca, then. Pat. what is
the lava hear the master talking abnui?" -
Only drop of the crater was PATS reply
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-16

nA- A Kansas correspondent of the Gin
einnati Gazette says the trial of Messrs.
Champion Vaughn, DR.. Daniel R. Anthony,
L. L. Weed, David q Bailey, and Others
for the rescue of Charles II. Fisher from the
officials last winter, who, were holding him
ia custody as fugitive slave, will be the
first trial under the Fugitive Slave act in
Kansas, and will excite great interest in the
Territory. Judge Petit viii preside, Jury
packed by the United States Marshal for the
occasion, the young men convicted, and
imprisoned in the Jail in the District Of Co
lumbia for six months. An attempt to re-
move them from Kansas for Incarceration in
q prison elsewhere, will be resisted, to a
bloody issue. The troops win be called out
to assist in executing the sentence of the
court, and muss is anticipated.