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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17

II J. HART 4 CO, Grocer. and Com.
LIZ mission Merchants, No. 10 Tchouptoalas
street, New Orleans. Dealers in Liquors Of
all kinds Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Rum Wines,
Cordmls, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Segnr-, Tobacco I,
Snlptsle Of Quinins by the case, and staple
Drugs; Paper. VII kinds; oils, spices, pickles,
ke,chups, soup, starch. hams, lard, bacon, butter,
cheese, beef, pork, and al kinds of staple and
fancy Groceries D' Coieman's paten, undu-
laiory corn mills mao
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the SoWaneSW VUeSseruy SeVte
Fe~m.~esd on "a, If II April. is3, h
wsik'n "'c"'H~ '''p'~'o'' ~ ~,
Ierms.-o5 per annun, payable in sA,n
Tie publishers Of the Southern Qns.
REEVE" org "Ne ~ e"''ca' "'T ss,sals
the public to that "ork' 10 return 'haah, b
the inVarable Indulgence when has -
upon lis progress hIheno' ana 10 eapsea 4
hope that this couh'ehhhee WIZ not b ~
drawn, now that ihe P"o~"''"h' Pa"s'WR h
the hands ~ the FORMER p"ons"es 'hss Z
own, makes aS II were '~s'' ~"a. IA III \
suit OF well known progress they a..
allow themselves 10 """o'' ""I"f'h ~
former contributors, VIM the n"ui''on VI ~
new ones, not less '"inap'e an! "is!'gnisA<
SiMss, lis sole Editor ""!'hg 'ne past yss,,
anu WIN Inc assu'eh'e "n"" '"s -eb-~rAs
now beg leave 10 give Una, Inc work vii
hehte'"r"Hrn ISSUED W SYe very superior
'hai OF 'he past "h o,'"' paper WIN T.
new NPe' m" ''e''" 10 "e''ne's A'ld has
When VIII 'ea'e IL ,'eo"u 10 none IN the cog
'ry-'hey WIZ continue 10 feee"e mat pa''s.
age "n'h u'ef own '"o'''o' a,'o 'h- clas
oil -urh an organ seem 'e"soh"o'y To dehst
The writer's o' 'he he',ew 'n''""e The mi
tr num"e' e, Tue pe9' anu "oe,' n'"'eA u n
country lhty represent VI. hishes' ll'ers.
'ale"t OF HE >on'h' ana fenee' ,fu'y, with
native earn. '"'eo ana n"e"'!, The Nd
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take pleasure N TESTIFY ng tina, purchased
a cotton liu Lost winter ut 5 Alexander
Factory. II contains - saws can pin. With
east, per day, Two bales OF cotton weighing
500 lbs, vim two horse. The sample OF cot
Ton !, Ininrut 70 NOM
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vr,sw Ia. ysras. Arr,l 2. 1850

TTsSW % Tfrns, HTfH ,, THoU'
certify that bought 80 Sa~ 6'u Of :.
Alexander last .pnug that Is u, good - any
lha, ever saw. both Tor making good sam
pier and fast packing
BENJ GAGE.
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PA l. VI T. TRIO no USE.


SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA.
TIVE subscribers beg leave to inform their
/ friends and the public, that they have taken
the above House for term Of years, and are
now prepared 10 entertain bosrdrrs and ,rav,
clltrs
This large and elegsn, establishment, former
~ known us the Commercial liou-c, is pleas
anlly situated on the corner Of Texas and
Spring Streets, central to business and very
conv.nien, TO the Steam Boat Landing.
The proprietors have Ind much experience in
Hotel keeping, and will spare no pains or ex.
pence 10 render their guests comfortable
Their table shall always BIZ supplied with the
best that our own, and The New Orleans mar.
keis will afford.
The public Is respectfully solicited to cali AM;
give the Palmetto House irinl
A. LEONARD,
J. W. GAMBLE,
Prs1rissev'
Shreveport, Feb. 9Th. 1850 ls-f
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Adsm inlst raior,s Notice,

IT, persons Interested iii the estate Of lease
~ Pnrrhman deceased. arr hereby notified
tina. W. }. Parchman, Administrator Of said
estate, has filed his accounts with the same in
this oftice' and that they will be opened and es-
nmlned for allowance and final settlement At
the July term OF thi, court next ensuing, when
and where they may attend and con,es, them II
they wee proper.
+. c. BEAZLEY. Crk
I"-e 10Th 1870 oa.3t C. cuc
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WV DAVENPORT


U1rch -, 1850.
recommend s Alexander To the pnhlb' Ms
good Gin.nghi ! buugh, - ,aw Ein OF
his make las, ycar de- not believe It can be
surpassed by any IN the unted States
lnI3Iyl - II METiiNIN
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

Hon. Il. W N King, proie,sor oil Theory
nnd Practice of Law.
John Deaf.ld Esq, Professor of CONNER
eiai Jurisprudence.
1erms--S30 per session.
All communications pertaining TO this depart
nicnt mus, be addressed 10
T.. W. NJ. KING, ESQ.
MsarM. Tenn, March 1880.
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Aan. inlst rat Ton NeliCe,

Letters Of administration having been gran,
ID to the undtrsigned Gu The estate Of Amo.
F, Lewis, d~ceased, ON the Goth day Of uates
last, ail PERSONS having claim. against said ~
tate are hsf~'hy notih%d to rferen, them with
IN the time p'~-ribsd BY law. dolly sa.hentiea
ted. OF they will be forever barred and ihos.
indebted TO NE same will mshe immediate pay
ment to
J. II. WTlkER SON. Admr.
Tyler, June -, 1850 tet
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NyE now offer To our friends and the public
w generally the fines, eu'l, ever brought
10 this market Dur iot is MT large, but ertyo-
ordinarily fine. Rodgr.s and W@steahclm's
tnes, pockei.knive-, Wade aud Butchers bssi
manufacture Of rrisovS, with everlasting ~
beautiful s,sop; L,dsss' finest scissors ~
shears, and WARNS superior s~~.ag needles.
Ordered expressly for I'M Ladies' of Nar,AsAi)
every variety Of Limerick h.h.heoks; best atrsl
pens, AND gold pens; walkers rtl-h,nted, wa,ss.
proof percussion caps, and fir splendid Bowl
kni,e.-w'ih lots of "tA~s pwsuy things.
Call Il the drug siose of
NORRIS l. TACKETT.
June a. 1880 ~
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For tri.weekly during the session NJ
Congress, and -cml-w-ekly during
the recess, the pr.ee viii BE-, per
annum ~ a.
For weekly paper ~
The pr'ee Of subscription must be I,S,d III.
'armbly IN advance, and the cash aceompang
the ramc sent
Al persons procuring ten names shall be en-
Titled to receive a copy gratis for one year.
A. p BUTLER
jackson MORTON.
r TtWMBS
J. THOMPSON
II Editors, and papers friendly % tn. es.
'erprisc, will please publish this prospectus,
which will enlle them to an exchange With
the newspaper. All who comply with this re-
quest VII! send copy Of the paper containing
II To the committee
WASHINGTON May rs, 1850.
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ST AR HOTEL

STAR HOTEL.
SsMN THE subscriber takes Thu, method of
VII informing III, public that he has taken
charge Of the above establishment, situated in
the town Of Jefferson, Ca>s county. Texas. lie
will spare 10 pains to render those who may
call upon him a. comfortable as the aecommo.
da,ions Of the country viii permit
r. X. ROGERS
Jefferson, March 90, 1850, n33 Is.
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NORRIS 4 TACkL31,
LAVE jus, received the :" Balm OF Colun.
/ bs," and wound be glad TO sell few bot.
lies to the baid headed or those having fears
badness. Call at the DRUG STORE
MAY o, 1880. ntev
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& 4 \ Ds r TC.


u
nOCTOR ". PATRICK = LANI\GliAM,
- having had an experienced practice in The
medical profession for the last thirteen years IN
the states OF Mississippi and Louisiana respect
,,lly tenders his professional services TO the
citizens Of l.rr,on county.
Re,idcncr-SoRre plaee, five and half
miles north nf Marshall nal Y.
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on''s " 49,, 81. - -, ~ "a Ia Is ~
ni,rI nd ,sia,.d clath .sss coats. loo TO 1860
on.hg,, ,r All tsrrd .ncs coats. 6 80 ~ 700
Fanny '~eed hn''''r.- e'"'' 20 :" ~, ~,
y, '''.t ~ ''. 600 10 ls 10
M.nnn ir-t na,.. 6" 10 i7o"
ro'on and alyae, sachs. 80 to 100
Linen .acs' and 'oa,e.', ~. ~ 20 -. ~"
'A'hm'''"e ''' @' ~ az"
..oo -oo
Us LIS 'i''-''' ,S'' 600 10 1000
",,l,,.J rs'.in,.,~ Manu-. i0to 80
Blrct .a,uucii r,n,s Jco 10 80
'''ofrd weed i"n'', -" 80"
s'i'',a1s l', 1'. 40 "a 7u
tnsI,.s ,,.,,nn rsn,. 800 10 $40
l..nen dnil fpnt- $40 to 800
linen cbecs Pants, 2o !" ~ o
Mr,lr I,,fn '''l IHn'' -" :, 80
''''"
,,,...., ,u....,.., sa0to 100
Rial .,n,, ,..t. 9Snt SEQ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17

- MoArRoss, h. sriLwELL.
AO\TROSS tf STILWELL, W aolssale
wi and Retail Dealers IN CLO THING,
No 10 Magazine street, corner OF Common
street New Orleans.
n B-Measurrs taken in New Orleans for
Gen'lemens Clothing, and made to order NJ
their house in New York, at short notice, and
IN the latest uyle.
" Slweil d Mon,ross, Manufacturers, ~
Fulton St, New York. ni9y
We would respectfully invite our customers,
md purchasers generally, in want of Fin,, Fash.
,onabts Cio,hing TO call and examine our large
md complete stock, comprising IN part the fol-
lowing goods:
Black and coored cloth dress coats;
Black and coorrd cloth irock COATS
Black and color.d sack aud shad coats,
Cashmere md tweed saek and shsd coats
Fancy tsu.d business coats,
Cloaks end o,treoais, all varieties,
Black cashmere pants;
Black doe-kin cas-imere pants;
Fancy casslrnere pants;
Black saineiie pants;
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vests:
Hack and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests.
Also, shirts, erarnts, handkeychicts. etc. a9y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17

- W POWELL, kece,r,,,g and Formard.
H. ing Merchant and Coton Factor, No. 81
\a'ch.z street, New Orleans, La
Refers to- WIN, H. Cobbs and J II Fyae
PORT Caddo, Texas n2i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17

HuGh LUCAS JAMES = BRAhDkR, JR.
I UCAS a BRA\DEK, G,nera! Grocers,
II 10 Canal, ard Is Cro>>man streets, b..
tween the new Cuslomhouse aud the rver,
New Orleans, La mai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17
xrw ORLEANS RDs.

VEW on EANS ca y D..
~ A HEERARD, D-y Gos-i' >tort' Whole
ale and retail, No. 10 Canal street. New
ORLEANS. "'''
,r.u,R We BUCHANAN
NI\BAR 4 BUCHANAN, Communion
Merchants and Nheicsdie Grocers, -
.-,, <.. o,L..n. nt9y
wur. uo,r. cLisros road
llOYT a. FORD, Commission Merchants
IL 80 Magazine street NJ" orlran'. h''y
NNIRiGllT. WILLIAMS, & 60, Comm's'
w MON Merchants, No. % Gra'icr street
New ORLEANS. "''i
NNrM TAlIDK, late Of Alabauia') tloh.
w A<CE not 81, corner Of Camp II, and
Lafayette square \ew Orleans n'9y
GkLI\Ck 4 co. impori,rs of WINES,
4. liquors, Cord,ais. stc. Also. Deoiers ~
Domestic liquors. Puier, Az. ana Ciaer' Nos
- and 20 GnVicr st., New Orleans navy
y,cnAs a. H. BRYAN
IDEGRAM & BRYAN, CoiioH Faciors, and
G,nerai Commission, Receit'ng and FOR
harding Merchants, III Ihonpi,oula- -reci'
\,a Orleans ut7y
OLIVER snrIpos. nrsEl L ro1TrR.
A'UEIDD< AND POTTER, Paper Ware
, house. Ne rs Camp street, New Orleans.
Paper Of ever, description furnished to order
a, yer, short notice
y B-Arcni, for J y McCrearies' Fancy
Colorcd. Book aud News Printing Ink, at
New \ork prices. IA"
= rrfr, sinMs, j. LEairht'
hFET, SINMS, & Co, wholesale D'ai"rs
4 ~ L.. n, . II ,stt
pJ,,,ns nIpy
IOlI\ M.kAN. COMMISSION and fprrard-
y mg Merchant New Orleans. nap
=, " ". GOODWIN, I'm and Nhee'-
VI. ,rop War, maantaciory, at wholesale AMI
retail Also stoves and siovcwpc OF e'cry de-
sefipiion, for sale low at No - Front Le'.e'
New Orleans
Copper-nn,hing and .J5 Work of all kinds
executed with ncaine,s md d'-pa'ch navy
a.. LoSelEy. Jos LirrLrJo,s. SAN mspERsos.
I ONGiEN, LIT LtJCil\, Il 90, hote-
i safe Gncers, No 60 Magazine street. Cor
nrr Of Nalchrl) New Orcan, Macy
Refr IN. Nr>Sr- Cy & Ward. Jefferson
Tarram Henderson, tor~eann-TcNas
i,aeh uii.os. .josih Bydi'N
D,oei u rpsacr, J'hs fa'he'
l)RADLEN, WILSON, d co, (successor,
ID of Peasants, Wilson. 4 Go ) fGci"rs and
Commission Merchants, No. " Common street.
New Orlean.
WI MAKE liberal cash "d'nhve@ on ''ns'sh'
meni~ of cotton, and u>r al their experience
and diligence 10 promote the interest," oil th"'e
who ship I" iheH
Jous r polALn, Jusern SILVER
IOll\ 4. DONALD & co, Factors and
- Commission Merchants, 20 Camp street,
New Drrau- ninN
,n,-.,. i.,.., 49,,
IlWIS a "a Etn,r1i Grgr,rs.
Nm. LgDs,s. rrot,,,on,, san. Bat.
,,J r,.,,i, >,,,,l. olA Crui,r II corner
~ r.hnnn',nnln. No., Orleans
,,,,o o,,,y,,rou -.
h'-Dr"' PM IN ca
-, ~" a.. Oil.
ksf,r IN Jonn A Tulmi,tro, Trenton, Tenn
VIM l,dheli,r Nashville. Tenn. " |. Wat
kn~, Ruih,fiurd coun.v, Tenn, William T.
Mason, Holly Springs Miss. Woods, thr .,
& Co., 81 Louis. Mo. VI Allen 4 Co, Pn's-
lu.
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1NRS J i NAtGllr a II l.. OWENS,
- having entered into eopar'ner~hip III the
practice o. physir, tender their professional
ser, r.s 10 the citizen, of Ru,k aud vicinity
We hope by ciu,e attention TO get a liberal
share OF patronage We viii charge so cents
mileage day or uighl oue dollar per ssi, IN
town, and viii charge .or but Two visits per
DAY We viii charge for medicine in all eases,
Rusk, Cherokee Co, JAN. |, 1880 n50v
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IOIl\ &. COCKS, & co. Commission Mer.
- chants, No II, ST. Charles street, New
Orleans nav
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A J. Russ,ey, J l.. Ro. Aelis of Dv So,o J D. Blair
DUGELY, ROCHELLE, 4 BLAIR, Com.
IL mission Merchants, No. SO, Graver street,
New Orleans maj
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-17

EOkGE Wl\GFlELD, d Co, Commits
~ sion Merchants, and Agents for the sale Of
all kind, Of Virginia Manufactured Tobacco,
No 95, Grayicr street, New Orleans. Nay
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v1REsH FRUITS, &c Malaga Grapes,


Malaga Raisics in whole, half and quarter boxes
ysnte Currants Suliane Rasis Madeira Cron, Italian
candied orange and lemon peel, lemons, oranses.
Eye's apples, shaddocks, Bordeaux prunea In fancy
boxes, SMYRNA aud Malaga figs, Egyptian dates, A9a-
bian dates bitter almonds Jordan she!ed almonds, Scy
sheled almonds, almond paper shell, &c hbers, bra'
"a NUTS nuts nsa" No. 1872 Caabra, Sicily and
refined ouorce rock candy sperm caudles all coors ana
different prices sperm oil winter and fail strained sEoo'
OIL in bottles and 5eities; sardines IN OIL schoyies
capers mushroom aud tomato catepp picked ohInnS, ii
nuts gherkins, &c Worcestershire seuce
general assortment of English Also very Suiao
green and buck teas, full assortment anu aus ~
eugBrs, ali this different kinds. at 81 pi'tei m ~
sormept also roasted and ground Yi
Cocoa and PASTE cocoa shells, Spices woie ana ground,
warranted pure Bakers brown pineapple raspoerry,e-
mon rDer 0ypeat and other syTUps Cherry ana RASPBERRY
brandy r1ch and delicious cordial cordas, foreign and
doD1esc In bottles and draft; old Irish, Scocd and
Moponpahela whisky superior Old wines aud liquors. an
extensive assoTt- Gu ATpAx srarfT i!lol'i Tlnssni
Scotch and Ame- nCah te and
porter in bolles snglass apoca. srrow-root, sage,
starch barley honiny, oaneal CASTLE yellow and shaw
ing soap; indigo white comb honey moasses and syrup,
brandy peaches md cherries rock candy juube posc sal
eralus ieies East and West India preserves, sapsago,
English American cheese &c. Congress and Pavilion
Saratoga water quart and pint houes Havana and Pru
cpe segars various brands and very hne Hedscke Cham
payne and other favorite brands always or hand.
The above Goods are for sale IN original packages or by
retail TO farniles by GASSNER, 1872 ChathaID-sL
dc Imeod. opposite the New National Theater.
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XN7ILsON's PATENT SEWING MA.

WIN - ~ =. nc " 81 ~ n tnss ~,
arnnolfcaL It is adapted 10 sowing AL kinda Of
cloih5-wooleH, ev.. tf neu ALDO, leather strait ~
ty attending thouo rnaenes Which hnsa only web
straight As for cheapness, simplicity, com6ifea rib
utility think it stands uuryaed This 10 the first tins
our machine Ias been presented 10 the public and
specially invite those who Interested Ia the mnAufc
lIe fcUtng to call 23 Fulton-s and examn9lheaia
chimes and their operation for themselves and at e gamg
time themselves the exclusive rights OF using SAD
pared TO dispose OF said rights wherever may be desired
We would caution the public ggaus purchasing any ma
chine for sewing that IS moi paened-one that Is maiopp
ofi1Cdpgemepts upon hose which we shall certain
yprosecute those who infringe upon our rights we Gag
furnish machines from $50 $3.50 The subscribers cav
be seen al lie Merchants !io!e N this cily M
DIS Glt T. IL LEE y W.
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HATS
TELEGRAPH.


Observation-Disclosures and Stran-
n gers invited to call and examine The operation OF
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH at
HORTON'S TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
III Broadway, New-Yofk
The Immense success attending the adaptation Of Oim-
stesd's Patent Telegraph Battery to the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber accept from the Manuae
turers,
Messrs, T. SMITH CO II Fulton-st
the appointment sole Agent o the sale thereof and they
will hereafter be kept constantly sale at
NORTONS TELEGRAPHIG ROOMS,
III Broadway, New-Yors-
fhe Olmsead Patent Magnetic Machine, for MEDICAb
purposes is entirely different from any other medical IN
sunents that no person form proper idea OF a ad.
vantages without witnessing It's operations when they win
be found SO apparent as 10 render speruoas
The current Of electricity completely under the control OF
the operator and from impercepdbilty be grad
uHy increased to any strength the patient may DESIRE
while instead Of feeling the painful spasodc contraction
Of the musces produced by al other medical instruments
gentle current flowing pleasantly through the sys
tenn Telegraph Companies are respectfully informed that
every description of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus Is kept constantly on sale a.
NORTONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway, New York,
where all orders must be addressed. oil FMGWd
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VOURNEYMEN HAT MAKERS Pro

~ TECTlVE UNIoNIis fact well known 10 al a..
ourneymen EIaMakers that trade cur are
being continually encroached upon BY those VINO nave
either not served proper OF apprenticeship OF 10 s
premiership all The trade. And furthermore ID gen
eraly believed that Ibis extensive and growing eYI as
well as Others to which the zdes subecl,s owing mostly
TO the unity purpose and action on The part OIL Tue
Jouneymen. 80 :. - .Lo
defensive we are urged do by the consideration tat
from ourselves only when united and eclng WIN lriness,
can we expect 10 obtain that justice winch % ouf due
The Joufneymen OF New Jersey being unanimously OF
airo The trade OUT Of The hands OF these men, born
before heir time 10 couaist in Association, have accord
ingy formed themselves into Society to be called !e
United Journeymen HabEakrs Society OF which Union
and Protection the main features and winch ID
lied upon basis likely TO be permanent
The success which The movement has met win II this
State aers the hope that with regard 10 the question 10
point destined effect revolution in the trade ~
earnestly recommended the Journeynen OF New ork
snd vicinity Connecticut and elsewhere, that taey taAe
measures 20 cooperate with the of New u or
der that ali NAV participate in the full benefits OF tho enter
nrisa HENRY BARLOW,
THOMAS Fl. SEELY, COMMITTEE
GEO v McDOWALL}
HENRY BARLOW, Cor. Sec. 90 ~
nAKUM.-500 bales No. / !; 500 do,
W Hoq-fo. sale at ulanufacturerF prices, BY
M @AUHY 4 DER&1CKSOd.Iee sEsoIzrss
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INSTRUCTION.

STATE AND NATIONAL LAW
~ SCHOOL, BALLSTON SPA, Saratoga Co. N Y,
The Term viii commence on the Isl OF JanparymSys.
tenn essentially giving thorough practical as wen 10
wei as Science the profession should be acquired be
fore admission TO the Bar Hence beside thorough cr
20, elaborate daily Rotations constant drills in exempore
speaking historical and literary debates legal argmenta
and the trial and argunen. OF causes with witnesses and
ali the fatres of the real court In which the pupil taken
over tho whole ground OF the practice, are among the OK
ercisea OF the School. Expenses moderate catalogue
and circular stating particulars sent by Request di5ecteo
(postpad)t TO !: w, FOWLEk, president
" n2S eodD Il SW I'll StW
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- n. ~
Tbe snbscriberp, owners Of the ROTARY sHUpilLs.
Oct o Ss,sG yyS SehG n ns
against puLcaas;%gs y OF pEosecats 10 the
all such infrngmenH g., e.. so,a h,r tbe frsthns
Theg ode ten oag thousand dozen Cloth and Plush Caps
eral other companies have enpoyed s LEU and for oFa
There are nd aa. S o. d "a sp e wi Where
isbirg IN TIrchase are invited call and see as s
e5son Msssrs H.t " B. r Go a9e fls fs city,
ha Tbs o acbpes are So easily managed that emo
a5 5sg ey9p msfaS Sss lsl soo s
by steam ana e nst yeen ID ' 81 he sse &
o oG9 OF 4 6er own machine and doing with 9
adults fsewing by hand. 49,. 80 hand tredlys, q
,ea poWer To persons Wishing sn
ore buying machine would be e ars ,bs only aacas
@ and dg ws we ms fspes oal
the machines now IN !sh Vii certainly proseeas
against infingments, Whicn ~ sLODGET l. LER0w.
dil I'm ,-....,.,r,,,ssx-
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NyONTICELLO-A few PLOTS. il

LIVE sal PER els adjoining the property lately purchased
bY the l,G0mcmbers of the NevY ork Home In itstial
Association No for sale Mt the OF 32eO peracre
The survey has been completed and the contracts
ready Tefms-l0 per cent the time OF subscription Is
per cent, during the month OF January 1851 p percent
during February. 1851 and The remaining onehaf in cash
from one-acre purchasers before the LIST of May flowg
Those who purchase may give for The
las 30 percent bond and mortgage upon lie premises,
able in years, with per cent interest Apply al
he office of G; 4 SACCUf Broa1-s untt8, 2 ~
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WIN srUReEs. JAS. L. ADAMS, N. W.GRAHAM
GTURGES, ADAMS Il GRAHAM,
SFORWARDING and COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
% ADAMS & sTURGEs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
10 Coe Esq Cashier New York; j.
g. Atwood Esq Cashier Gheohs o. n ~ W6e ms
Va Men McCarhy, Esq Indianapolis; Calvin Fletcher,
ESD gsss R.nP Wofs,e G0 a B6so1
T I sitreet l. SON Baltiore Springer Whitman,
Cincinnat; Butler, Comstock Co. Columbus
oS 2taw5m*
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XNIINTER GARMENTS.-In view of
The advanced taste of the Season. we are offering
Reduced Prices selection from what in endeayor to re-
lain the supremacy Of Goods we have no hesitation IN
commencing as the beet assortment of First Quality
READY MADE GARMENTS in The city, comprising
nartjculav new stye of Surous Over and Body Sacks
Rress and Frock Goats Pantaloons, Vests, sc.
VIM. I. JENNINGS, 4 Co 81 Broadway,
d3n opposite the Park Fountain
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A CARD.--As the request of great
Anumbe Of heads of families Of ladies' who are SICK.
AFFLICTED With any Diseases Of the HAIR and give them his
Advice at their own houses,
Persons who DESTROYS Of Preserving their Ear or
OF remedyiug ANY defect which may have STACKED II arc
requested TO send their names ami address to Mr. GRAND
JEAN at his Office Barcayst Aston House, stating inc
Of the day which will be convenient Tor hun to
attend unos them DIS CT
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FDREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

Il WINDOW SHADES.-Daiiy receiving and
elegant designs manufactured expressly for Retail Sales
which the subscriber offers at prices that canno! fail TO
meet the appreciation of the most economizng Purcha-
GERS invited call aud examine for themselves at
JOHN GREASON'S 247 Greeswich-sL between Murray
and Robnsons,a d9 eodtJl"