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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-13

AHlUsEsfENTs.
NisIos oAHDs sEE,o-n v-x =,
The H5u n1sI9H R6y !d APP TASKM Sz7"
HuspSSSs vez 1Ssc 81 ss94p Nh z!SSs
Second time xmsrios q Is nisrss.s prams.s 49, Ss
wr,,,., wAs,HrsoTors y1.sr Low
suTp@ a. eIp es for Mr. barney ws.s By EdwA
vm :. igEs6xS EyEEISo, MARCH IS lsss
ecss NJ & Ssaasy Wsn: si s. a r cs:.:s
UNCLE PATS CABIN,
Mickey S Ss,s ssIrs s Ass ss.Pss or I., Iassp
s.s : ;ss; W ss 4 = sssi E :.
wMy Casey, keeper of sAssssa Hou.: D-'n'' wnnA'
uSss r. free Irish tenant. ::svs s. c.nass
I1 s.s BIZ n: SoSs Ia search a.. a.
drod' N. Bass agent An unprncp:d :ccundre l''As
Young American from South a.e.: y s b.
per.srss III fsud and companion ku .:s
OVERWHELMINGLY. sa 1ss ::.::: M f fss;
s.,sh wife 2 Uncls John ssss
s,sss %:d i. '"'. aI'l. sf:tsIs
dT $ss s s;Srs:s I'D i servants '~-
q GCw!hs
Saeey Home-Mickey Malone Poor Ir,shman-geb he
EosoIeo uenenan.lbe Lev-Fcod for unole PATS FAINT
nck onnd-Ihs Absent Son sucem for Uncle Pat Tks
Ncaroevhsry ACT second The Manor uonse-Unco PATS
Cabin The WddyA Letter from the Son-IIope-JHs
Middeman-The Distraning- Mickey and 0riudcus Ast
Ihfd-A OF tho South Carolnian-1he Executo;-Roh
Agsn-Ra.heens sory-Aid for the lrish-Ihs Begxars-
The R01lals-1he Ecrsmbfo-The Bsrgain-Ths Escxoe--
Kathleen in DangsrTb1 Rescas-sniy the Absens son
Mickey Ktlt hntirey-drindem-sc iast-The Dery
Snes rs.Re!lef for The Poor Iri.h
lIisbmsns hefuge-Gispd Pcturs-Han Columbia "
To DO followed by the dramstis sketch called
wAshIN0TON'S FIhsr LUyE
zen washington Mr.. A. W Fenno
Gen. Gates. Mr. Psrka
Gen Ward. om.... -. MI. II WilIsns
Col. Pendletou'. ve.s W Ma ........ Mr. FyanS
Major PutHs An'o'o~u army Mr. Kiur
Gen Arnold ........J ,....,... Mr. Can0G
ChevAer 60 Luzene Frenrhmau In the American service
800. =. Mr. ioGh
Milton Martin Royalst Afterwards Member Of Washnc.
ChrLipe wsshngons foster sister with the song OF nde
Pennence DAY MIS- Barney Williams
The whole Entertainment will tho fares OF dc
ROUGH DIAMOND.
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ChrhiDs wssh'ns,ons sser with The song Of Inde
The whole With tSs fsrcs Of sas
Ia SECOND NIGHT
NEW ooMrpy.
By DION B asGs
the author
Old H 81 i sis r Ssi4.. Hearts
Jeanne Deans
VANITY PAIR
"vA,N OF fStssrR WOES"
Of gopss . s e ps
!S,,sS: xhi ; Tss:y si;sS. sSsn s ::
s: .aa s:
manners dsinctvs Of The pressnss<
AGNES ksosssrRrsos
Miss LAURA KEKNE.
Mr.. DION BouRmcAULT.
THk SCENE 70 LAID IN PARIS AHD rrs VICINITY,
Out "ffs Z = s:r s;s - Di fT.f'''
1ss. { S asa e ss
s.st y bead p..siss himself :. % vi.s,a.s
Beauviie but really tho SON Of . trades
Old 1mba his siisr country dealer "a bar. r. ''l''''
hs.sss Pc vulgar and rough man: " burns"
.1. and po,,. os sng <. A waU
room .pls % he carpet. and put. s. isss .
ess.sa Ssf groom gI.. @ ' fs's':
SsSss.si: mSssss. & r: been sSs:s.a in !ss
The bsts Gsi.rsSs n Italian rsinsss suffer- A. '"-
~ s. ss eaS;s e &. s ~ sS
Die vices, being really 8 wolf in shesps eiosh-
xaas. sls;y cic: oeoce.as s
f .ox s so s rs ):
the aGectaticn Of any vfoe Nr Charles Fisher
Jerome peass1t Leeso.
Virgins f:s1Ss suffering angel treated . s:d A'''''-
N - womsn h.1e g Se.a ssi. aur. k.sus
o''<
E
rrsscns psa.sn III isnd oi Ko:: .Mm T ros
H s., as:s :op ss,T.s,s here e.
rs AZ 4 .sd q as1
Iseis. :sa 4. L=%S yEEs:s s:s-
ing ps. !ss IL
es s q xs' Ss'Srssa x
Me.s A6caon-vanty rriumnhani- = sssrs.
he; sss
Ana kfsaeT COTTAGE or Horsone
Rhs ,c. Sc q The lilo lion: ,srts country
.I!Sss:-ESss. ass. .ad better ss: . a.
WOOCo-Th6
Kusc dstrt Of Partisan maies capture
The nfaibe dye for changing the hair beautiful blac
Tho love eterA phase In the private hfe Of reveal
3D. which his friends have deaThs wager-kdgar tempt
cd to cowardly act-What CALLED Vanity will man a.
He loses koee Caiss ava-The honest contempt
Lamburt for the grand depravy Of his son-The
q blow -
ScEyE Roses geCalatrava endesvors 10 abduc tn
village grl-Hcw be was received and with what he escaped
SCENE 2-Edgars house-The night Of duel-Th. wolf
IN sleeps clothing and how he stripped Of IA
characer-Thomas La Roche.
gcKNE 2-A Room IN Hecior's Housa-Prepayiug for tAe
Dpsl-Rractce on Dummy- Hector Makes HIS VIII ASKS
ed by his Dear Hreuds-Ho Patched Up for Encounts
6cEEE IAsr-TnE gois Dr. BoloerE-Th Adverssrtes
A DUEL ACCORDING 70 NEW RULES ov HoNoR
Eears Courage Fails HmHe Cannot Fsce the Fire md .
THE DUEL OF TRUE AND FALSE COURAGE.
The victory-The Reconciliation.
The performances Will conclude with
THE OBSTINATE FAMILY,
Boz Office open from 70 O'Clock,
Seats secured q week Ia advance.
Doors open at; performance eommenoes . Quarter
6o'clock.
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~ s:s g: an ssss
I:ss:s w. & s::s:s 5 M w w:ssy 5 SiZ z
tss - 81 - p:.ss Sos; s .sse.4 e.s. ~
10R1AhCA xssnI No Bowling arssa. nov Fora
~ gsays kex xost ard dl!ay Lne.-The nest aspsr
AS ~ ~ g =: sssns and an ~
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Ss.s :. s'S s ss'ss ssa "a
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rS ss s g 2 q - ess On ss main
sss' y ca = y: ;s 81; e !:
Se@ iiv.pooS 90; ana from di.sso~ o; * ~
For f'''sA q ''-'ss apply S cRs'f HOLLAND !. co.
SrEAx 70 soUIHAMrroH AND HAvRE AND BACK
Ss sss ~:
.os a.... ss'
gATpszsHE L.ssvs s.. Hs.ss E We ~. Az. III
.0n' e.ase:::,::ss 1ss ]. x va: z zssh :
r S:S. ssss S:ss - ii 4 81 cabin ...s
SY:sis S:ii;:Fss !: issds: "a ~: $50 :. 49,.
WxEKLY CONGRATULATIONS BIZ srlAx BErwEex
s.d And "a n.
e: NJ S s Y .ss
81 &: !.,,s s.,..
From pisr No q North river
hates OF PASSAGE.
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THOx ALEX ANDRlA, WARRINGTON AND GEOR0E-
IL Nown-Tko New York and Virginia Screw 6teaznehlp
Coupsnys nsw and 6rs olan aeAmshp Ospt
Seq wtn Isavs pssr No. "A fosah rvsr, svsy sasus-
- i.ssual.x s..a.socm saA nssls. NM
xSviy 3 q. b CRoEwy1I 4 CO.,
g WoH sxeol
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ORYANT's MINISTERIAL
d MONDAY, Msrc5 "a and syery might during thsw
MfAe hHxeelsim tsolp si,0eW Isawes.
hhI nv kIT nf PP1r HaiAo sW1H.Y sr1R
New Songs. Dances Comcaiees. Jolly Jak NE Hover
Doors open ~ curtain rises t7x Tickets % cena
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NEw BOwERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprtetors .Messrs g. L. Fox and j. W. Lngsrd
MONDAY, MARCH H. 1850.
Few Grand National Drama,
HORSESHOE ROBINSON.
Grand Comic Pan0mime
RAOUL. OR THE MAGIC STAR
Roaring Farce,
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RARSUTs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TUESDAY MARCH Is, 1860.
WHATIsITY WHAT rs Irt WHAT 10 TT
WHAT ISlTf WHAT Is ITs WHAT Is TT I
WHAT ISIT1 WHAT is TT WHAT rs IT
WHAT IBITs WHAT IsIrY WHAT Is IT I
TIE WHAT IsIrl
THE WHAT IsITf
THE THE WAT VIA. TTIIssI1TT;
THE rS r WssH that positively q; %.s dsSsSK
THE LAST WEAK OF The OCrOROON
THE THE LAST LAST WEEK TIE TaE
NwEIL AZ
SECOND WEEK
SECOND WEEK
OF that Miracle Of Creation, and apparent
Connecting link between Man Monkey
Connecting link between Man and Monkey.
Connecting link between Nan and Monkey.
ThE WHAT u TT
THE WHAT rs IT
THE AFTERNOON. AT O'CLOCK
The drama Of the ROSE and the farce Of the WAN.
EVENING, Ark O'CLOCK.
NOV Nv Es rs 9ssFFFysEY nAa LAT W.y MEEK
ne sups.nsy popular ioudinx amusing and bssuafs PIC.
oc,SSSSySSSl 0zbLrs FAMOUS ocrosoox,
ro1 e x1TaoRs COPY vxs Now so.S 0GTosk .x H.
BRILLIANT COMPANY or AeTIsTs
The WHAT Ii TT the LIVING SEA LION, the LIVING
GRIZZLY BEAR, the LEARNED SEAL Tho Baby Anscou-
sen Il al business hours xdmttsaoe osuS; cidrce uS
dor ton, Is cenla; psrQuet Is conA extrA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARBLE AND SLATE Bill
ID Hard Tables for sale, reasonable pfises Privst
houses AID public REQ ma Finished ii short nosice
Wx h. GE1FFIrH. Ing Fulton street.
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rNREIoBr FOR TENNEssEE, NORTH CAROLINA
Portsmouth Norfolk City Point and Richmond, received
every day u pfer Is North river.
The ssamship JAMESTOWN, Capt 6kinner leaves Svory
eses.ehsr ROANOKE, Capt Couch. svesy Thursday.
Hssanship YORKTOWN, Capt Parrish cvssy Saturday.
FYeieht Portsmouth Norfolk ceno foot 70 City
Point cents and 10 Richmoud ceusa
Pssssss % Norfolk lsts.eroom and meals inciude -, 10
fs'sss001s = L nfIT ! HEINEKxN, LII Broadway
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FINE STOCK or BILLIARD rABLEs, WELL. MADE
a q he sea possible ma.sriss (: lowest pcsSSs P5oes
BA1h - MICHAEL PHKLAN, Patentee,
g. IS, q and 81 Crosby street, n. z.
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XEINER 4 STEVENS, 81 AND Is FRANKLIN AND n
WI White Street. 6r door eas Of BvoAdway-Have ex6i
bion specimen rosd Wagons OF al wee which guarAu.
led 70 be equal In syle elegance OF finish and durability
a1rniu
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E'oR SAVANNAH AND oIHEs PORTS AS BELow.-l
Tie drst cass steamshtu STAR OF TIE 500 I'll, Capt
Tina Lyon, will leave Wednesday Mach H. at p. H..
from pier No North river. Through ackets be had for
New Orleans $50 70; Mobile $S MONTGOMERY. $2s; Colu
&21; Albany, So Asnta SAL Chattanooga SIS; Nash
vile 81 60 Knoxville SIS 50; Memphis $si Is; Augusta s7
30; Macon SO; Savannah, SIS
SAMUEI MtTCdrLL SON.
The steamer Augusta viii succeed. and sail Saturday,
March IL. nj u. M
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L,OR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH THE NEW FrRsr
class aesmship rorOTAC, Capt a. w. Watson, win
No a. North river Saturday, for the above
ports At r r. connecting win he Norfolk and retsrsburs
6ceuts and 70 Pcersburg cents foot and
FORTUNATE Goods 70 ell OF North Caro-
Is West street.
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LOB CHARLEeTON, g. O., AND THE SOUTH AND
~ 6cuthwesA-fhree stoAnsera week
o. Man SIDE Wheel sseaush'p Ilue me fayote steam
chip JAZZ ADGER, r. Adams OommApdor, will leave
North river Wednesday March a. precss
". Through tickets 70 the following plsces:To New Or
leaus SO Isl Mobile $36 Montgomery. Ala SIS; Nashvie,
Tenn sz 7s Ms%pA: 81 7s Kno.vils ss 50 SsAs.,sco
SO; Charlotte n. O. S77 and the vaxious places IN Flor
da For freight Or psAsage apply eSyrf0nD TILES
RoceNo form Of & Of lAding signed but those furnsSed
by the
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~ CHRrSrOrHER srRHKx -MRA H. ROEDER.-
to Thh Astonishing nd falling assrolog and
ked lsdy has rseurred ~. c And sestrue Information
Affairs law suis, disultss IN bunesa askness 10 Mrs
Koeder succeeds WHEN all others fn For ladies rs cens
gentlemen 70 ceuss-
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CECOND HAND CARRIAGE FOR SALE CHE AP-IF
applied Tor within few days. NJ Thompson's stables ITO
East Thirteenth street,
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DoAD WAGONS --0ENrLENEN ABOUT 70 PLACE
II their orders for Road Wagons invited those
esbtton st fActorv, embracing al the popular
new and sles,n: whc have mot YET the
road epociAl attention b called 70 sylo TOR l66he
.Yachi Wagonfor which prepared Ia take
derA We also manufacturing usual large variety Of
specially designed for park driving. BRRwsfER 90,
N2 RroOme street. corner Of Mott
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$3.50. =. Mr. IsGh
Milton Martin. Royaist Afterwards Member OF Waahnc.
you WAQ
Chrhipe Wssnnstons foster sser, with the song Of Inde
Pennence .Mfs Barney Williams
Tie whole Entertainment viii conclude tho
ROUGH DIAMOND.
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A UsfRALIA rIONKER LINE. BsTABLIgHED 1854
a carrying The unied HAles Nail -rke beautiful Al OF
Eene enpper bark EvAAGELIMk. Loo tons burthens WI
Esns and unsnpsaed tos bcA 6 and sss.et
!hAAC WALTON, smAley, mAs1sF. and win have Iauici
tespsch for Sydney For freight passage apply boar
blls for sale and cash advances made consnens Con
agnees In Australia xesszs h. Towns %
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j. I'd MERCHANT TAILOR
a-. ura falhipnabter 9leiper[absn 9

lzAAa gpef prattarase, SO. 1853 u. $685.
Nletnen ~sstbrten 8rsunben une bea pubIttnm unadt i'd
lttrmtt, bic MhSst8ti baB i'd inter bsuttoen Datum bas {hpr
.Fft Sabrtn an bitfert 9Iass eta6tirts @ef@6ft lbetnumntr
babe NIB ~tsfdnste ttn fet6taIitses Eager BON f66nen, tUlis
ssart itatenr 9errentsetbern aeueRtr Eacsn, ~ btn btlsaRtu
prsiftn b~Erratbtg taIten ub aud fplde auf Befelnna onFsrs
lisen werbe.-Gtede fur gpirtsr- 9bds uno 5ufeH &c. tn oGeu
Sortsn unr ~, a4tn gtttlqa.L8sfntr ttns GnSwabI Reatn..
fdtrmt, StU6: it.r fUsSte agttn bte(ts Sad f@laaenbe NrtfftI.
0g- ate Btaelunstn tcerbtn pt0rapt, btQt8 nnb tn Far,eatr
Hri oun MIR a~nesfertiet rsrhen. HIssa ia
sDss1S,fI smesa4Q4aes@ S. sa% 9. g. RatfeP.
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SSSiebfi0 ftir sA:iuspaaaocrer,


ssI HzS###Ssa $500 A a
Steus arrangements fir, Ginpanberer, Bic n,h
beai Weffen Bu reifeu wGniden.
@pn teute, Zen 8. November an, nsrbtn 6it @fnvanbertr
aut hr Nctttfrn Central G. dlDsytfreet Deect @tferbotr mil
benz 9rrressGe bsfprbert. Dit 8Gbn bittet bnhurS bcr Sln,ni,
srnnteu rttusn g t 81 ertus WprttttL ais troe1S FIR,
anStre Safn, aud TT fs I'm 81 glstl.n Farer ais jtSt anhsrt
8aes na6 benanrten 9lGstn, ais to III. Hs-- -
Sittsbur9, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort @asne
Chicago, Milpautee, 8alena, Dubuque, st
Saul, 9fcG 98Ianb, Burlington, 9ppa Stir
mn. trstn eeebaD Bic nit Der ~gtprtbera Central Sabu a..
S.nS : ysslDntn 10 gtuneta frG9sr ais tts gil aaStrn SAB,
Da8sa babel 8spt&(sIt. Die 8atn siett brrd bcn ISnafr
5bs1I sn GetO. Dice game @utfernun8 zen bier bts Gbtease
m 500 Wtetlsns DGs @ePdd rpfrb bier ge,sidnes (narfeSl uPf
asst It ZEN g%afa8ttren an ZEN 9sftinmunsserf.
Jtd0 eretltne, Dantrn, Cincinnati, Snbiana,
g pcll5, 2oui8pine uRb st. 0oai3
Tsr "a ;bintaas 0afosiert ~tsf5sbert un6 fir ter Gspds
sstat psttsrs H%5t!aban8e fOfen bsreGnst. Die waFasiere
IoSHtamt6 9esa 8 Her', peer @tfnbs 10 u4r-3a mad dGsn
pet't@ Der 9lagen 8tEta, E9ne un!ertDsas aufatbaittn "a nsr.
ben. nrafaErt-9tatttt ptrben ~Strsaaft n Der Offcs Ses
W6enttn, Schn G. g aIacr & =
Rs. IS, sas-5irt atar aBottrts gsarf.
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& uat S6nbma6er6 erdbfhntten In BAL
at, pel6t er btltetr, ais trBtMb tin anberet
81 tatter Su Ferfdufen entI6lpffn TT. NDteeer
8eDd1re to- libeEaICa @abatt, insbefGnbtre tci'n
tsn 3Uirn, YlGssIa unb pegs. Ssn wslGtn Id tina
- 5utbel S~prratbtg ! lbe uab bic tG an panbIsr UNI 20 pre-
GENT %nertHssr, ala br BDfpnsr prets tn, nbiaTeg NTH. Sp
3Cnlmt Bonn, @tntr nte 4ae unb fdaft!
Au 9e6er babe To ~Sprr6tbte - frs m36ftf RdIb
leeer weIGes I'D feIbf tn BEN Ubertn Stpd1erfe nnetnes
5auiss BRETHREN Iteb. Dber!eecr. 9sber gum 6dttsrn, N3aFpesp.
2sbtr &c.
Sd faldst iebe Competition aus tem8sIbs, rn5gt lie btrtrm.
mEa wptsr fe pta, etnn th b~eGbfatt9e meta 9ars tn 8eItt>
more ais las Stlt8fe In sEr aarttn Union etnSurt0ten uns
triu1t ale baar5ablenbeE SGuhna6fr Set ntf t0rSuiprSGen.
eantt tie fElba 1lts tn A%uatnfheia Eetrstn tEsnen. Nfftn
9lan If feet Der, bag tb ntHt bulben min, 6oB trsenb Stnast
IN esn 9sbsrbtlrttt, In wtIdent Id netn 8ertaul siDfaI tats,
ttatser Gle ID %Strtaafs.. SD babe grtna 5smlcf.SpsItnle
Der, nitttIers 9prts 20 Gents BIS AZ % Gents terunftt; GU es
ttpas fGabbefttS 9tnIGd st d bis % nnb % &eats, tttss et-
3snIUBgdbrts Un6 fpdntf@es gu SO @entS BITE etnseIne Sett
ttbr gates 81 81 hts so Gents unb bsrub Bis III 80 @ents z dub
Strttnes gu 80 Gents has pfunb cretn6res ettpas fGobbdf.
ties 70 &ents, befteS 8uf 9eeer su $50 bas Dubtnb bsReS 81
80 fas Dustub. QtnfnsS gu $2.50-S5siU fds Dustne, rim BILE
Tiger, febr btut9tr 9rttfei. Waau tpre6e pE set b nj 6esNnbs
Der S9Wpra@er Dpn Balttmpra l-f& @4If5N
s. s. @rubs. .Era
so. AZ, SIesGdIStrtftase Baltimore.
@r 6@uFpegs RON alien Srxttn bic (Sa1Gne III 10 Cts.
R6ati 10. bdS gddhen -s1s 20
GeRt pcrfmOnen 9eihsn has Yaar so
Mtprn 2stfen DO. 81
uni anbfrt &rttfsl TIM gerbS -ffafsaI=5 9ue9il
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0efdGftSbMther @apiers mttD
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Samuel f., Turner, No. 3 Sic,gbar(esGr
edlt beRdatts tn, sssrrats Elm ersses eaaer BON gastsr
Shtt characterization, 9Sefbdfts- unb &DRtss Bu6ern. Qu ri.
mem 2aetr btFnbst f@ t~ngdnbif6es unb tnipprttrtes Gdreiss
unb Sstsf~gapttr ssn aaen nSsliaen Sesisn ups 8a5riisn.
oil IUtta PaPttr iitnsirs rn6 @sie tn ereser NpsnabIs
SGretbmatsrtalttn aar @rhfar Of6ee- u. grtsat4tbsoa6 .
StabIfebernl. 5ebtrbaIter, SttGeGIaGr SIS
dttai 8tetRtfts unbt 9 rtiftl, 9tmtenYSfftr r..
$tttc sAm 20 rftbtR un9 fur GSBterprefer
prn ben befsn Babrttsn, @Sptfrpreffsa, WprtpfS.
tvs, Yprttm 0 nnat$ ic.J tc.s s91iF1FI DE tTL
SDwit stn srsets Eager sppn . IepapttF, StttIfar.
en- = ra der: . grbtn &c. ~ sta %btai8atn Vtstfsn.
gambler nnb Oruder aus btht Ganoe nsrben 4 En- ii rsr.
SntereHs HnNsr bet MIR Soear fr pm.r., , 10 sEr47 ~
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Grfe@ssnli,tD y,,,oao,
re9 GtetlDaber Der frIbsren fifmo
ML NGMLY. n,
apf btn attn WInsg

sd babe fCtbta bic BGbrtf u6 ban 0erFauf untes be- 4Erm
VIM. kNABE 81 Co..
auf bth attn glass
go8. /, 8, 5 unb z, 9(oro Gttatp StrQEe,
a. e,rdb.r bena GrtoE-5pufe, Baltimore, Web., rteS,r .sIsk.,,
Danftnb fur BITE ausat6retsttt @bnnerfaaft, rei9e ber fri.
ssten gtxtaa @dbrenb Der Iestea IS Sabre su EbetI r5urbe
bag e. fet benz TObe bes etnsn Ebttlba6srS, 5rn. 6enrp0Sbls
bard SeFen Gpb bte G~DnapGGnit gtl6f pptbsa par, BEN aaaatr
S]sseatsnSsn SSrrets st a ~. Ss s;9a:9 :. sgiaae'ss 3sl. aal
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ran g efGiftstUteI fortbstrettsu nrb - fR CUR aufea5e MA.
pen, ~as ptaHD shhntsr n't0r :" issHsF g'asnbuffG ~ ssF0eF"
austt fetnen alten g3aGrtapaufsra uub Der SabrEf in Gu,
taDRraSt, ndbt Bnlt.nrrt, but sr etns neue eroge 8abrif tn
EiS.Gutararaec, NIT Der gteHte tah 9%8elGrGFe ertf&tet, ir
gpel3sF er ttnt eroge Gnsatt Der tsfen Grbeiter befadfttats.
Sn ttsisr gabrtt sretbeu Ytaaos naG elmer neuen Senla as-
feritatj F6e DtI@e sr Set bst 9usft4un9 tint DtdrbIanb. &uSi.
int. no be beten Snfrumsntenrae&er aus gpRsn, Wsm.gpr'
unb Saittmcrs, IA Ptanps ~ausGtftat batten, hs 3 s d {
9 + Z Il, ie ertteIt. IL,
Der AnslpruS bes Snfttats purbe fura na6ger bwr4 bf,
8 sbuarte. Nusftaaua pm @i@nNnb, BE. befSti9t, up l6n
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ten GIIua ptbsrfebcn.
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unb ssa isber 6plss uab 8auort iperben 4 gieteys.;
PIC erSSte SGFgfalt pirS suf o; G,bsit aal euf ets aus
aus tinem 9~tabttfes tnt terS0resbGnfe SnErun1ent Ste Gar
dattt lberntbmsR, ta6 es Gle &t8snf@aftsn zines autaa sta
HOS 6eNSt. a Ht4.@
ale SnRramsntt aus rastntr Ga6rti wsrb.u fir 3 yapr,
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9Dnetsn Sent 8trfauT9taes an, Dttb %eefsttet, fOatt st, Sns
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a8tfGnhte ~E1rrdthte etne AuSrpanI Spn SO I 0 b { o n a..
pu BEN bsfin SHFtuntnteuna&etn III $45 BITS 5000.
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Wt6ttQ fur S0netOer,

NOIDIIY THE OHIEIUEI. 3
que Mr5eit5tbtr, ipsde Arbfiter nRt5te ba5en, routn Hh
9etdAt8l an mid iUsnben, ba I'D cine arPbe D.fanutTda5t inter
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tDnnrn hurt MID ptIdt 81 baIttn 800
Y4tltpp S66nftIb,
No7rSniDXsSS3p % ~. 8rsbsrtdfr., r5armOntt.9 aas.9
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3ObuStuus S5nlormtce yuVL.,

SCbuStUWs Sn1prmtce yEUL--,
Wc. 70 SecrnotraRe. G7
Tener' WRdrines nnS 2ebenSsgScrfdeS
rtngSs GompQnnien.
StGerfe unb fetslte g0inpaqnie.
Veritd9e rnngss@cmp. Der VaQeb ron Qirlinierf
nit $360,000 Capital
0indbur9s8 erlt6eruu08 Comp ron NirQinien,
nit $200,0 900 Capital
N(bemarle SetItderuu0s, @orp. ron Nireinien,
NIT 100000 Capital r.
@barter SatsUerf6er Comp. rcr SartfCrb,
NIT $s50,O0O Capital
Serurttb. NerltGerun98 Comp. ppn SEEM gort,
NIT $27O,OO Capital
benlrzNerliderun9s>Gcu,p ppn Nems0cYf,
nit $300,000 Capital
Reiclutes VerItGerun8S Comp. ppn 9fefDs0 peri,
nit $270,00G CAPITAL t
Wfcnfanf EerIiderun98 GDnnr. bon Stems crf,
@s nit 100000 CAPITAL
9'e'D Worlo gerii4ee' dSS5smp. rem 9}ep,0Orf,
nit $250,000 Capital
Wercautile Wptual Morine.
nit 100000 CAPITAL
Seretri9te Gtuaten 2ebenSe0 erideruno &c.
NIT ST. ,25O,972 CAPITAL
Jtcrthern NlInr1nce Comp. Of Qcnton
NIT $2,194,1I1 Capital.
Stt Dbtn feittrfteu &rmpdanieg N Gn6 Hpn hsr gsoiAYe;ny
peg StaGtss DtarSIaub aatberiFit unb lsenFrt. Fl
9ts Spn Fem Hnterjstdnttsa rc3rdfsaffrten gpmraonisen
pobea UirfIt@ Se T fl 86ares GGpttai sun poaes psts an" /.
9sesetntn Stttc8, ttraninerttt6 fir Bic 3attuna >. gfrinfe.
gerfGrnn8Sptittsn pfrSen anseeaebsn gu6 Gerinst
pInFtItG erfst, 9bSh. 3. g A.
g.. grt 70 Sccrntlr
~"eie'S 8snerperftepcrunes Mgenlur.
Commercial Bui' dipgs, Gay Str.
9cne Snlnronce So. %. 81
9dar.@0rttal 10000
9a SartfOro 6euer Suiurance So.
. ar GdrttdI $5N0 0Oa.
NCrtb ansttcan 6euer 9uiurauce 60. m
Saar Gap tai $3gOCSn 10
Vt .trttunt uno Sutcr oGer Nrt in Sfotf ruA
Hoten vetfhtft, o" 10 efui9tfn
oil66mt Geo. h Coale.
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.,tgaen 0prratp ran Qsber, has erSetl
-ruRt eerdbfhatten In BAL.
at. pe6s er btltgtr, ais trgtMb tin anhersi
# fakfer an Sprf6teer ertrhYnGgu ~ gOiehrr.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-22
Ho,. Wv r. y.ncrvTb;s

Hos. VIM. L. YANcEy.-This pro- found statesman and orator addressed the people of Memphis on the night of the l4Ih inst. Over ten thousand people were present. The .Aiemphis .Auatanche of the 18th says:
 "Mr. Yancey more than equalled him. self last night. The outburst of touching eloquence, which characterized his speech, will never fade from the minds of the aroused and enraptured multitude that listened with such breathless anxiety.- The vast assemblage rose and dispersed in perfect phrenzy of applause. The demonstration was significant and not 10 be mistaken. The hearts that gave forth such wild applause, was full to overflow. ing with admiration for the matchless or- ator. If MT. Yancey did not succeed in winning converts to the cause of Breckin- ridge, he certainly made numerous con- verts to himself" pr l
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-22
SALE OF LANDS.

DY VIRTUE of an order of the Probate ID Court of Prairie county, July term, 1860, on Monday, the 26th day of November, it be- ing the first day of Circuit Court, we will of fer at public sale, to the highest bidder, at the court house door in Brownsville, the plan tation known as the late residence of Milly w. Ware, deceased, to-wit: the s. E. Or. of Sec. 19, and the s. W. Or of Sec. 20, in township north, range west-320 acres. There is on the place thirty-fve acres of open land, all fresh and in fine state of cultiva- tien. There are two geod dwelling, and other necessary out-houses--a good garden, two springs, and good orchard. The stage road, leading from Des Arc to Fort Smith, runs through part of this land. Also, the s. w. Or. of Sec. 9 in town. north, range west 160 acres, in the woods, lying on the same road. Persons wishing to examine these lands will call upon James E. Ware or Sampson Moore, near Atlanta.
 TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third cash, the bal ance in one and two years from sale.
 JAMES E. WARE and
 SAMPSON MOORE,
 Executors of Milly W. Ware, decd. au02-2t