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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

NEw.JKRsEY. The Legislature Of tins State Is
to adjourn without day On Thursday next when It
viii probably have accomplished the most Homeo
pathic quantity Of Reform Of any body that ever
had SO many aud 50 coed propositions before it
No charter will be granted for Railroad a, all con
Ghoting with the Monopoly Of the Camden and Am
boy; no Homestead Exemption act viii be passed
no Free Banking Law, no snti.Drunkard-msnutae-
tory law and not much oi anything else. The
Judiciary Committee have reported point blank
against any alteration OF the present laws sfectin
the sale cf Alcoholic Liquors those laws being sp.
parent'y regarded as perfect The new County Of
Ocean. composed of the southern third OF old Mcu
mouth has eoen erected the county si,s al Toms
River. IA capable and liberal Wing Editor snd
Printer may find chance to make living there
Abln creating Supervisor Of Corporation. 10 tab,
special care that the State gets her share OF the
Spoih, VIII pretty surely be passed. He is to b,
appointed for five years, with salary Of 81 $50 De,
annum. There is talk Of stopping the runnins o.
Railroad trains other than Mail en- Sunday. tn,
Mail trains u be permitted to take one passense,
car on each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

" Our readers will breathe treer and deeper
when they learn that Manager Foote has oOasen,
ed TO postpone the play Of Dissolvins the Union
Sr one week longer by particular desire. 1t wi
not take place todsy-not until this day week
These who would witness the performance shooA
make prompt application at the hox-o.hce, Wash
ington Froa, seats reserved for the ladies. To,
Manager viii appear as Fire, Eater in mo,ely JACKIE
and crimson unsreakables. Go early
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

BAITiNORF, Sunday, NtTrh =
A man named Abraham Newbury was arrested
10 this city TODAY charged with marrying in Phia1eipbi7
snd having wife hving A. he time in Germany
The weather 10 cold, with slight snow.
The southern mail, through. mas arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

CITY OF DErRoIT.-DANID SMART, worthy
adopted citizen has been nominated for the Mayor
atty 10y the Wings and JoHS LAnUk by the Locos
Detroit is alternately Wing aud Loco. Marshal
Bacon formerly Of this City is the Loco candidate
for Recorder against DAVID f Harbsueb Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
For Europe.

The NEXT number Of The Tribune far Europea"
circulation viii bensoed TOMORROW MORN
ING at Q O'Clock 1t viii contain all the latest
new. received op 70 the time Of going 70 press The
zmeylca sails from Boston tomorrow A. u clock
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~ The large space required and

" IT. IaIgC 7PuVO
worthily filled by our correspondents
a, Washington precludes any comments
on kindred themes from US, and indeed
renders them needless We have SCI
dom given more lucid array Of letters
from the Metropolis than our columns
present this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

The news by the America having reached her"
cotton In consequence has taken change 2foN bales hay
lug been sold nj deolisc Of fully one quarters micdns
rNe rlnr keI.is setfled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

FROM BRAzu.-Capt. YouHg Of tie barb d. God
rev from Bic de Jsnesro arrived al tss Por Saturday
evening reports yellow fever bad made Its appear
anee In thar place and that the prince The next he 10 The
,aronr had died few days previous TO bio SAILING ron
hsf nofl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

~ DAVID Il. Bovros is the Wing candidate
Cor Mayor of Rochester vice L. A. w ard, who De
s6ned reelection. We guess he can't b. beaten.
The residue OF the ticket is also excellent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

IT. DAY OTIs KELLOGG has been nominated
by the Wings Of Troy their candidate for Mayor.
ais Loco opponent is Elias johnson The Work
inc meu have also a candidate in the field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

- DR. WeitlDgs lectures have met with a
rs sl1-rnr reception from ne peopie OF Brooklyn, AZ
t1 fair 20 aGrict equally crowded audiences viii bo.s
Which attended hem 10 ssW-YsrE Hs spleocc mani
and other ingenious preparIcns excite gresi cgos
~ ard Illustrate hs sceurte heores 10 manner ~ maze
- sabec Gear every espAely The next eerars aE-s
place tonight AMI all e1pHa he ofgsnizsfion d he
Ban and cher important 'aEerons u the ANNA economy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

STABsISG-On SATURDAY night, about o'clock,
Peer D-ne.horn yOsng mar. q s1echarr Fas danger
C1slT Asted VIII kBfe In ~ - slcs BY uan IN
81 - pol III n knife s1ucx m and passed within
talf a. lrh " ~ heart he slated ilar - way up
Brdge-s, rear Concord nan who 40 stranger rsr
szals nm ard ~ Il BE- W Concord arf vh-r Gear
J1g-.L .gsbb-c hin Al IuueciAeiy ted Ne ~ss taken
care q arc srlt ~ "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

Hc IlFes In ITuUUuH %.
For TTeIsuTcT
Albert A. Bliss, r 5 Wig % Thos }. Weaver, Loco 80
Blank acknowledgements. A. A bliss reelected
20, Member Of Board a Pubis HWks
Jacob BlickeusdcGer Wings james L. Gage. r S.. e
Geo W Msnypenuy, Loco.i4 BiSnk..,.. ......-.... 3
So Col. q. w. MANVfENNi ot GAINESVILLE was chosen
.upers ding BAckensdefrr Wing
lsauc Brayton Free S0iler The second ballot che
sen Associate Judge Of Portage Co. aud The Convention
adjourned.
The next day i27th the Senate finally reached
the Hamilton county Election, unseated M. W /
johnson, Loco and admitted Mr.. Lewis Brofdweh
Whc, who had been for about three montss kept
ont Of the seat to which he was chosen 10y ma.
iority of several hundred votes This secures a
Wing majority henceiorth in the present Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

- The HrrcHNsoSs have been warbEag at
Pose lksep-is Ns~bgrzh And a. long shors way nay
nei bsss hen agAla n his C1yi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

~ Another atsemp; viii be msde today 10
elscl member Of Congress In IVA District OF hassseno
eetts
EY- Hon GsoRez RrpF,rLp has been appoint
I'd Secretary Of ss.fs VI hteazgSa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
mAGIC FAIR DYE

~ FBlIOs's wonderful Improvement " color the ball
~hisAsr. shs u ID spoiled VlthOal injury u
ne hsir sk.n. 70 b. Sashsi inmedislse without
disturbing le color. and hAs bal od1r II J. spphed
of sod wholesale 4na retail PHALOs., N bfoasWsy
corner of D-st. and = Fawcsu ls2 Chestnut o. PM
siei phia small, o. double size o. - tNlo
" " II DnsRo~'s R.dias school. p Fogrth-syeHus
Aston and Lasy places Opsn day and evening of
aides and gentlemen. Tbe Rscspion an Dressing ROOu..
and Riding Department vel warned snd every
uou tevole " be comfort and granncaon " students
Houu sor LAd.s. from ~ o3Pa
Hours for Gents from . ~ 3 and 13PH
II IDtHNkEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
virginia Legislature.
The -ouihern Mails.

The Virginia Senate has passed the House bh
FOR taking be popular vote on M Convention FOR amend
NJ the Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
NORTH EIvER ITENs

THE IcE-We believe lie Ice q stil hrm near. ,
do~u " Hsdsoa Al Pougasespsle lhe river s clear
Three sa4rlboar.-las EH-rs.d, spendd and Co.snsta
have be-E running for he pas week AID e.Tges
euuueace RAINING for lhs isis Boa. area.
~ m 70 HEasou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

" The PouEhkeepneans are e1ltivatng masic
VIII mach success eoueert By resident 2lsut axe.
place % Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

~ L. X PLINrToN the Wing candidate tor
Mayor Of Buffalo. II h Smith is the Loco Foco
candidate for the same Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
ship News.

MEN. ORLEANS, Feb 25-- Arr ship Deyonshre. Nlors
BALTIMORE. Mmch3-Afr sch Emily Johnson. MOI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

OHIo-The Legislature of Ohio met IN JOINT
Ballot on the evening Of tie Goth uIt to I'D certain
Offices. with the following result:
Ia, g,o,,f1,,,of SlJf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
Arrest of a Bigamist, &c.

BALTIMORE, March = lor.
". night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

~ Democratic Wing tsener@ ssN - ed a, >.
R,osswsy Hoe on TUESDAY E'ESiN" h"'h .
i"r' y 'e''S@ n Bo~DirCH BLUNT ChAirn4n-
wsLesx. R B.'''' Secretaries maA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
NJ A n n ] Z d .


,n. Fss. .. by Re-, ~ Wsss. n L 4 bKI6HAN, q
b. IA Ctrhsr- % N.s ZKNOsiA. .aasiisr ci Jat-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

So HrSRY ". kiNG Free soer, son OF Leicester hne
ormer Abolition candidate ior Goyernor) was elected -
He'hves In Trumbull Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

DE4E SIR yery noonect version o. a " Fra.
cas i1 ihr Street harlg appeared sunday paper /
feel anxious shoa ycu intend notice ID tomorrow
nafer fo correct version pubshe The following
A., ue particulars duy sworn To
TIE saIr occurred on saiurtsy nocn. aud va COW
sff.v sllacA Don drfelceess clxen MsOr Dcnman.
ID Ediior 0fhe Truih To~y cunning frum ne Pos.
One IN company win od friend Charles Del seccnl
V.-n he Assistant Editor Mr. Day. VINO stopped
NJ De- V-ccaio soirg 90 Afer saving leu words hr
Dsfv IN frr MAJOR 20 Dfo he Pot once and me
alter going alone o. ov-rfak- Mr Del Fecrh.1 ~
c-r-f from tet nd him . yioen blow from in-
54t-li VI a whip MAJOR Dsumau immec ately Sn-e.e'i
round seize .he ho Lad s Teachrfousiy sssair
h..c i1 ---ni-.f q sfsgs ~, ~ received s-vera
ara oeor- e could .occ-e s loot shipped near M cure
si1ne and De- fell NJ Del eccno, 100 sA- iu advance
l-rr tl- ur Mssr sQt romifg ulFs@d round and
-erceivnR wha Wa gong proceeded % ~ r-scle 10
doing witch h- received m1fderCgs blow NE hand
10 ended 90 NJ Dsunsn
IT,. d. prrcl. -y - tl- sfa.r occurred Mf Day ol
-1r.r. cut of .t~ Po.-O-c- Immediately serrf it-
v-arou Gr.tn ,i- = b. hs1 acted shsnieli
We YOU'D merely AID. lrat ne otlsidusi WsI aNaf-
Ia MAJOR De1naa nsd zen conled ~ hs house or
0rs ab1r1g under severe t,--as>, and a. he very s
y ~ sracx vs. 1nat- f0 wak without assistance
Justice br0tter Ellicf fe@i confident vii 1duc-
~ ~ y4t. % q correct report %, NJ scAif
Yours ven 70 ec-i4.y. hH DEsNAs.
Neir Y,rk Marcl B ilil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
Mnrhsn ".c.ss'UuLr KrvosrsO Ios rrs T S'o''

AsREs -Ihssass are moJ.rits Il bsftass sFsaf i''
fr Ilt.
COTTOS-Ihsrs hr busls.- Dong - balss rs'lt y
STEADY yfces To r-spts a M sh piaf ps s'
lTl tai-- AGAINST ba1 10 jsiss 1st Ysi 20
season ~ ~ 40 his s total forsga EIpon us Jsd -
bales tsn asf ssy s9guig bsiss tr' reese % 90
.I. g. 20 Iouss Ba8 90 10 SOfi 0i Lufnre an 81 -
other Pore ~ fsrs Ibs shF msats from -osusrn p fft
P0sts 81 ~ ba~s hs tsa last pol s- %
cr.sss "a stlta o. ~ Lsi=s
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A. BrsA9n. Fs1
ies hru ~ br~hsn
Wet EsS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17
NE w COO u Slil
(L'AEdirs s. eksniNs1

N. STElNLEiN having lost ret IN.
ed from the Eastern elite. Of New
York, rhilad-lph'a. and Bsl,imoss,
takes great pleasure in announcing 10 ti,s cit
izen. Of Harrison coun;y and Ike pcIir zen.
erslly, that he IL now receiving and opening q
very extensive and general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
embracing each and cvesy article usually kept
in Dry Good Establ shmcnts, consisting Of ths
fines, and most fashionable goods Of the lates,
style. H' goods har'ng ts.n ~iee'ed BY him
SELF and hdring pad Cash )or el1sosf A's ssisrs
,iaek. since the changes Of prices, fashions, &c.
Of the past seasons. he is sanguine in hts opinion
thu, he can afford 10 sell goods cheaper In the
town Of Marshall than merchants can sc'l In
the city Of Shreveport, OF any other town OF
village in this region Of country Wishing 9TH
ers TO imbibe the same opinion in relation Ia
Cheap Goods. he respectfully solicits his Old
customers and the public to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere. and rat.
isfy themselves rs to the truth Of his state.
ments. lie will be enabled to keep on hand
constantly, a select assortment. and good sup
ply Of any and every article IN his line Of busl.
ness, as Mr.. l. STEisLris, nm elder brother, has
permanently located himself in the city Of Phil.
adelpha, and will attend strictly to sll orders
directed TO him.
AZ Nortir.a # he Public Square,
Marshall. Texas. May i6, 1850.
NIB lie will sell goods unusually low foi
Cash and to pnneiual dealers on the usual
credit. +9y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17
GILBERT L. co,
MEDTCO. HO1'A .NiCAL DRUGGISTS.

= -, M-....u -. A.. A-y.-..
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r. E.s !" ~ ~ ,I'..N.s 80. ws.."''
w..,S,' ~ ~. .,.';.'.,. H.. ,..',,;~,
100" ~, =: - -,
90 W." "' - - -. ~ :" W ii,
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n".n'." ~ 49, a,,."". ~, L.ni ,h. H., .nd
a,d.~, .ssa,,,p.", =, Re-" ,so,,c,,s, an
$3.50 :, ~, ~" ~. i',.o, ,,r,.,',.',..,,. =,
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p,.n,s,. Ohio .r,f,,.v ,I.s. ;n.,iy no,.,,., md
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17

III, f,lI,,ying nr,, th, nror,,din,,s of III,
u. a.. pa 81,
~ ~, -, ..... .-..
W. U''s "s"'' Wv "i"''''''", ''"''
~ Tue "ouse To e'a''' n'" 10 ''''o''c' y
JOINT r''o'u''"" 10 p'"''u' ", , n v
the present ""s''ss ""''' '',, NV Wv
.>'h "ay OF august 10 'h' 'S' "''''' III
NoVer'oef' A. ~,
obleen"h was o""c' "he" Wv I"'
moved Ia suspend 'ne r"ies !" e"a"'' nun
to Introduce the resolution
nv 'P'aAe' ''"'eu ,''' -, ,"'. .',, m ,,J
ready motion TO suspend '"e f"'e' pm"
ing "h'eh TOOK P'''e'en,e ''a' ""' '''
motion OF VIZ ""nn' OF 'e""''iV'''' "
suspend me rules ana !" ,roccen 20 ''' ;'",
Hness on 'he speaker s'""e '"'' '''''''''
was p". an" sef'''' W
inc 'o"s' 'n," l'"''''o' W WV ''''
ness on 'he NP""h'' ''o"''
the ,ate ana pre,'", 're'''e"' " '"s" '. " ~
.'"'',''"' W Wv III t,.. H., Uo,.c
'"e,' on"1"e'',' WEI. .,',,. ".a ''''' WV
''J rl 'p' ,.rn',.;,;',n If ,ho s.,,,c for the
pop's'", w., r..;,,aa =, p,,hI,.
I Tnn,;"as a,d aro~nd. or s,ch House urou
~. snh,sc, Of mak;ng nddinons to the Can.
;,ol nv tho cons,ruclion Of two wings. in,
cnd;ng new Hall for each uouse and a
new room for the supreme Court, was Ia.
ken nm and concurrcd in.
NJ R;cb,rd.oo Of m onnosed the idea
If ;,cro,.,ny tho c,n;,o, on The grounds o!
o,,c,d;,.r. wan, Of sua, additions, and
,hr probability of the removal of the seat OF
.a,a.n.,,u.n, IN the Yves, n, SONG future
dav.
Ws.u Woodward. Of $. c. and Stan.
ton of Tenn spoke of the necessity of pro,
y;dinr a better Hall for the House OF Reo.
,c.rnt.,;ye, ,bcy poin,ed out the defects OF
N. nr...nt Hall the insutiiciency of the
senate Ch.r,h.r and Sunreme Court room
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17
DR. GILBERT,

Formerly Of Memphis, Tennessee.
OFFERS his professional services to the
public IN the treatment Of all forms OF
chrome Diseases, especially cancers, white swell
ing. scroiuln, tumors, wens, Assesses, sores oi
long standing. rheumatism, mcrcural and syph.
ilis Of the worst form, without the use of the
knife or mercury, and all diseases Of the skin
~ Office No IL Magazine street.
lie offers the following certificate from the
physicians Of memphis
DR $ GiLRERr.-We have been intimsie y
acquainted with DR. $ Gilbers practice for fou'
years We have often visited his extensive mfr.
mary, near Memphis. have closely observed hi'
successful treatment Of the most Difficult, cases
and we feel 1t to be a duty we owe the com
munIiy Al large, TO eSprrs, our entire conn
dence in hi, skill and judgment in the success
fol management Of such diseases, as he pro
i,sscs to cure lie has, in our judgement, beer
far more successful IN the treatment Of that
class Of diseases be PROCESSES to cure, than any
other phi, sicau N the world
VI GABBErT, NJ D., WV. nfsSY, NJ. D.,
J lsIkR, VI. -, Jous WILSON, NJ D.,
J WeAylE, NJ, p, n w SEAT ND,
= cuETis, g. :. risy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17

Tnx PoErUarwsk Divv,cULry.-1'he
Washington correspondent, of the philadel.
Ph's North American gives the following
statement and explanation Of the position
OF affairs between tho tnitcd states and
Portugal:
grave misrepresentation Of our rela
tons with Portugal has been conceived, in
consequence Of the appearance Of two YES.
sells Of war in the Tsugus and the com.
ments Of tue British statesmen aud the trans.
Atlantic prcss. After various unsatisfactory
attempts on the part Of the last and prcce.
ding administrations. to effect acme adjust.
msnt Of the claims Of citizens Of the United
States against Portugal. Presiden. Taylor
instructed Mr.. Clay. our Charge d Afaircs.
to submit formal and final demand. sllow.
ing twenty days for the return Of An an.
swer. In consequence Of sights which had
been previously offered to the diplomatic
agent. Com. Morgan was ordered to repair
to Lisbon, with one or more vessels Of the
Mediterranean squadron, for the purpose Of
receiving Mr.. Clay. in case II became nee.
cssary for him TO withdraw from the mission,
IA well as for the purpose Of exhibiting to
the court Of Portugal the confidence which
h;s Government; reposcd in him. In the
event Of distinct refusal il was the H..
ten'ion Of Gen. Taylor to have laid the
whole subject before Congress. for is de.
cisive action. The presence Of the two YES.
sells Of war had no reference TO the contro
versy, except what | have stated. and Com
Morgan exercised his own discretion. in he.
ing attended with more than one. The
power to grant letters Of marque aud repr.
sal resides exclusively in Congress.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DANCING; SCHOOL,

The undersigned, more favoraby known 10
the dancing world rs Dos T. Dos would most
respectfully inform the young Ladies and Gen
,lcmen of Harrison County that he has open.
I'd school N this place, where Ire viii take pleas.
ure IN teaching them the most essential and
pleasing accomplishment Of Dancing, lie pro-
poses to give twelve lessons. which will occupy
six aeaks; two lesson. each week--on FRIDAY
and Saturday evening. His terms are es for
each scholar lie feels satisfied he will render
satisfaction.
AMOS FOLLANSBEE
August H. 1850 10 ct
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Information Wanted

AF OLIVER TuRsER, who emgrated from
~ Elizabeth City south, some ten years ago,
Ne would find !, to his in'erercst, if living TO
make himself known TO his friends and Il he
is dead, any information with regard 10 him
would be- gratefully received. Any person
knowing ANYTHING Of him will please drop a
line TO this Office; and should this notice meet,
his eye. he will please write at ONCE 10 hi-
sister, who is very anxious to hear from
him
June 81, 1850 No n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17

Aduplm tstrmliOn Notice.

nN the lst day Of August, a. . $50 let
~ tcrs Of Administration With the viii All
n,Acd, were granted to the undersigned on III,
estate Of William s. RICHARDSON. deceased. b,
the county court Of HARRISON county. Texas
pertaining to the estates Of deceased persons
All persons. therefore. having claims against
said estate will present the same duly authcn
iicaisd, within tie tine prescribed BY law, and
those indebted 10 the same will make payment
TO
LAVINIA RICHARDSON. Es'x
August 4, 1850, oct
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seedsnsan and Florist.

TVm. UInH, AgSM.
- GARDEN, farm, and flower seeds; gaf3sn
tools, fruit trees Of all kinds. shrubbesy,
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch dubious, dow.
er roots, double dahas, books on gardening,
SC, a., for sale II lower pic~s than sny other
house ia this city. Please cali before psrhas-
ing any where else. al No. 20, Canal street, new
buildings on the Leyec.
All orders promptly attended 10 ard put up
Of the very best article. without delay. Flow.
er garden at the end Of Apollo street, on Jose
phir~. near Jackson, LAFAYETTE. n%ay
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PLANTERS, HOTEL.

FRA "UNCLE JOE" Oate Of Holmc'.
"a: county, Mlss) respectfully informs the
-ss' citizens Of Harrison county. aud the
travelling public ,hS, he has taken the house on
the northeast corner Of the public square, known
as the PLANTERS HOTEL. He respect.
fully sollcts share Of public patronage and
hopes that his accommodations will be such a-
to give general satisfaction.
JOSEPH NJ TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Marshall Texas, Nov. |. lsl9 gay
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