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sOMe F1rtce, CIotIliaag NfOre.
ALFRED MUNR & COS

ALFRED MUM & co.
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Would invite purchasers of Clothing and Getemens Fur
ning Goods to call at their store and examine the largest
and most magnificent assortment to be found In New
our stock constantly being Tepenhed by packet from
New York, and by late arrivals have received
choice and desirable goods The extent and beauty Of our
assortment only be understood by personal examination;
the following, however, aParal list OF articles and prices
h Every article has the lowest price marked up9nit in
plain figures.
Dress and Frockq Coats.
Black FooE frcm sla 90 sRs %
ii. gree DTss. and Froe ts I,s co to 80 90
go - ~. -. -. co to ia co
SLACK French Con ss;s and to 30 90
srss ne s ~ .a s F8 d ri .s .a Ii
Tsesa and Psststi go. 80. 80 90 to 90
nj. s7 S, sss Sii ; a.s ts sis
ii Pssois s.'. ~. s. 1a. 90 ls 90
>CIoaks and Boulevards.
ssss' I'd EsE sss VI
Ssi and lnoy sasf:d Fsssd $1,000, sao
s:s Fg:ssS Ss:s S.s & ,Ss
Tes,5la oIsaa. Outo SOC
Pans ' : .,.:.aseQ 40
Vests.
coorrd Cashmere vests Of ali q tiles and atyles, TOO
Slack cioS c3..e q snG
Best quality black SAX Velvet Vea1 20 co
Rich fancy hgud Silk Velvet - 0qto q
Rich taneJ figured Eli and sat6 81 10
whts Alai5asa, White slF and rael Ban vssi % 90
A large assortment Of
Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing.
Boys black. blue sad bron Coh Polka and sas Goats;
Z" Tweed Polka and Sac Coats;
:" Black, fancy ami eoiored Csssimere Pants;
So si seE Fasc gon E asd i9 Vests.
Shirts, Scarfs, Cravats, etc.
Superhne all Linen Shrts-sttched bos1mS.
DO. English suliip shirs DO. York Min DO;
Medium quality DO. French Bingham and Calico Shirts;
heEuo aanne gauEe, brown white and pink Undershrs
Very rch stylss IaneV Crsvas aud Scars; IDraEor;
Italian md French black SILK Cfayats
Merino, Cashmere Buekskin black and White Kid Gloves;
Cotton AsrlnO and Lambs Wool Half Hone;
Cotton ard Bingham UmbrelnH; g.
Trunks, Valisel Carpst Bags etc.
India Rubber Goods.
ClOSksi Paletots capes Leggngs; Life PreServsrS, se
az One Price for Goods and no deyfatinn
ALFRED MUNR0E a. co.
DIS Ct sdp 81 Magazine street.
$50. S5O.,...............1s So o.
PLANK BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEAR.-The
II subscriber is ready all orders for superior
BLANK BOOKS Specimens Of his work, exhibited for
time past, have elected the highest encomiums from the
Merchants and the City Pres.
sOftDEft5 executed with dispatch, and the work
warranted to be superior in particular. and Prices
low as any other house in this city -
tV~ A full assortment Of first elias BLANK BOOKS on
hand. COMMERCIAL PRINTING IN the best style Of
the art. b. M. NORMAN, Etati0ner, :
ft.ltk n 80 Afanal ufFua
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4fEl5Y n5- The officers and members az dis Company
~ notified 10 attend ihe Regular Monthly Washing
EE4ft54| on SUNDAY MORNING, 9Th last, O'Clock.
-lmasdia,sly ster, the Regular Monthly Meeting
WI lake Placs. AZ JOHN r. PE00, sseCiay,
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brated Cristadoro--
,, No. 6 AsToR HOUSE,, NEw YoRK, Sspt. q, 1913.
MN. ", NJ BALLAkD Dear Snr--lt u but inrlte to 10
you that Of all the preparations for Derg Hair have tired,
so vel the Improved Liquid Hair Dye.
and with great deal less trouble using than any other give
fod TINS testimony solemn thr worthy
q AL who may wh exchange light, red hair
o beautiful AUBURN brow black the peculiar
ness and iustre which mpa tie bair Ladies cannolbut
JOSEPH q aIsTADORO.
~ For ralo BY J. WRIGHT l. Co, Isl oSsrtres st.
IS ~ SOLE Agsn's for New Orleans
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TIE NICARAGUA CANAL New York Her
SD says that Msssts. spcH6rd and Iileston, Chas.
Morgan Moses Taylor, end several other. rner-
chants Of that city have connected themselves
win The company which lately received a charter
nom Nieersspa, for The co6ssrpction Of a canal.
tnls canal win be the main object of the company;
~. 20 'hs mean Time ID Is deiermiped 10 organize
. aesD and shortr0 % California, as follows.
Hwo steamers have been sent TO the Pacific. 70
ssmmenoe a. once on thai end Of The line and HE
EmPise City and The Crescent City, we believe,
VII De both AIKEN OUT of be CnAgres line and Div
Between New York and GIeytown, on the san Juan
nsers 70 Nicaragua. The distance from San Juan
- ne western shores Of the Lake, which will be
accomplished BY small steamers, and thus we shall
naNe n short time, Two Important team lines 10
lne with the pFospect that in less than three
months twill be attended by the same company ID
ne sandwich Islands and China, for the purpose
enl.sy eyolutionizing the Asiailc trade Of those
eg.0ns, and bringing il TO New York and Liver.
Roal IhIough hensw channels in Central America. .
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steamboat Departures This Day.
rs-SEE ApHERTnsEnfENTi On TRIRp PAGE.

So, Louis s.SARANAC Saltmarsh, 10 M. -
Mobile L. DAY Giberbon, ~ P, NJ.
Red Rper ..ReCKAWAY, DAVIS, 4 P. al.
QuGehtta .-.D UROC, JohnsoD,4 P, III. '-s
l. Louisville DELTA, Green, IL ~. ..
Cincinnati MARTHA WASHINGTON, Irvine, r. NJ
Lotistils CHANCEL.LOR, Bacon, z. NJ
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OruFs GffHrAN Concert, - = ANA.
Gl n. ~ sIRnora ELIZA hltcACc1ANTi, geas5H.|
XN4y Pmn Honna nilnths If the Royal Theatres nNfR
~ SAM caIlo.' IN Ns1nl md n sesn " 10 ilstS
Hk Milan, late PliIna Donna q lhe Italian Operas -iIF
in Ncr i orh. luss1n and Phinlelrin md 81 :
= UsrH, RianfH Y the Empsfur Of Rassin,
IIAxE ss neasr Z Y iTETlfRg m e'e ps s
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|
/ rRTsEI xx,1TVs.1zIr rT-.--1--,
ja3 J9WS Tnf nj p9 g9 Ei ior s p oy
| nLD JAMAICA RUAi-yery fine, in bond for sale
| I10STIFsy I3ITTSvFS5T,- "a =
In Rnter nnIin1 ~ In S,l.nti ~ w ehoiie oosheh
ja8 ~ wv DIE IL n ~ - -
4 Tg41fsfgV77 f7sFsT 7Fs5Tsl9Tt 4 fslS INDT oo "
u and IN anspte. $500; = " isses
sale by fa31 u & VIII Iy y " si 9s ana Ior
TT;5l . zszsT;, = - = - - oiae e 81:
'E'O hEAI-A ne-story HOUSE nearly new, with -
y qutrbuIdngs and large yar Triton Walk near ii
bacchus g. Apply to F. CLARKE. next door. ia3 1i;4
NT0TECE-rbe C,re,iitovx of tI,o- Isst.ta or ~ s
In viii present their caEs and te % Sy WHEN 5bayaS
s as r 5tn1 T %sf E aWype PtAT e
csIITJATTOy ~ a NTTI5V Vs. -
- had some xners1rs H. bIoe .n fU S man %hp has
He wiilnp IN III ainosi av ho i'ss soot iad
can be obaned Cam BRING good a. 9Gn
ME- NO a. ~ ~ =. Ios.oes 9a9
-, 18th December, q DARK Bay Stud PONY. JSe1N
w iss Saddle or Bride. w; P: BELL, "a
TNDRTEs@s@as ae HsTa ana FSyd!as &
- 90 90 s soxss f Solar sP,EERESMTGTANDLEs;
Y e 6 5iE5g PoTA zll Al s;NoiIthsn'
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Ew- u. s. Mail siesmer MARTHA WESTINGHOUSE Pits
burg Wheeling, Cincinnati; Madison, Louisville smhand
cnbf stc.Ths fine packet DAY
Thursday, at4 P. IL. positively, from Poylras whar'.
: HYDE e. OGLESBY, Il PoydraH street.
Of at HE hour az
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SHERMAN'S; Nsp. ralsae TRUSS,

Il j.
n ALL ordinary cases, cure ,sarranted in bad CAGES
a ease and 9oIniGt Made and adjusted by The l@-sssS
XII NJ IS q ~ ~ kl9 rs stIeet l
MUM ABDOMINAL SUPP0RTER-The
hsDs most elastic and comfortable instrument in s FOR The
sure oil the WOMB eomplnt-the bearng.doWn feeling M tbo
OF the stomae weakness of the lungs side and bscE
h Mnle etc: An pregnancy, its prevents 1niscaage
lae4 " s indispensable 70 the comfort of every decsfe
ense. II any doubt theeicacy Of this supofef can
o referred TO the vile oil very celebrated pvear III M;
sly who Is now using with perfect sstaete after r
g several Other patent supporters without any ref pTs
cls are respectfully invited to call and examine fh
heht % the propnetors, 70 st. Charles street ~
IN my practice, have bad Occasion 10 examine and ~ all %
Supporter 10 have found none So we'll
IehsI aln comfort 10 the Mr. shemans
~, ''PA'"i aug l9s 1873 = e VIM ANDERSON, NJ. ID.
or three years afflicted with ths womb connlannar nj
!Re time confined my bed Nv snaeriss were ysFy eTea No
renewed me- until got NJ Sisrmanz bdomina Sun
ebshieu eto work the house. regain my for
a nsai'n y n ma Sheeri illness Mrs. WILKINSON,
s-'i go. Isl Eighth street, Philadelphia.
ssit4hIEktnnAN,S NEW PATENT SHOULDER, BACK
A!ND hbDOalEN BRACE-FOr weakness of the chest
Sp oadk ete II prevents the shoulders from falling for.
a ol e eleS expands the chamber in which the lungs
near are contane and gives buoyancy and vgor to Inc
i9e ln-thus oOunteractng the principal which
Eau 70 Disease those important OrgaIs and TO numerous
u OF us TO which many sutect-ean be had only of
lhe prQlrletor, 20 st. Charles street.
N sHERMAN'S IMPROVED SUSPENSORY BAN
DaGEFor the support Of the scrotum and esticles This
eee very usenl, especially in the Southern States owing
70 NE relaxing OF the climate L light and efficient article
O. dress and physical support Young men will find il a COM
oft and safeguard old will prove It's utility in proonp
ing the pleasures Of life the decadence of which 3 natural
saa Inevitable consequence sed only at No. 70 ST. Charles
suss'' iR2
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NJ The Sons and Daughters oflTsmperence, and The
ZA public Ia general invited attend Lecture Tenn
~ perance, 70 be delivered by Passed Most Worthy Patriarch
PHILIP = WHITE Of North America, THIS EVENING, az half
past o'clock the Rev Mr. STATIONS Church. corner Pryan
and Calliope streets. ~ .a jas
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ss2AN = YOUNGER BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE .
FAS Youure earnestly requested to THIS EVENING,
atCrysal Fo4ht Hall, Nos 80 Tchoupitoulas st,
ha O'Clock proceed in procession attend Lecture
petnee tn be delivered by the much respected p s. WHITE
jas BY order ABRAHAM LURIA Scribe.
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Il WNew Year and q New Idea
Eaasasseasse .asss'sxcte0M !

TFAyrNC made extensive pnrriases bit SUCTION within ihe
a few days every dsc5pcs II 20 ~ epS.
e nc ladies 10 say goods be tcd ceap W 2%n, su
II q therefore useless 10 20 down any inrther
~ s'''' ~ :. x Z 800 ANDREW
d27 gtedp Conner Of 81. Charles and Juha sueeS.
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q. KE. .gNcksoal 5, CO.
BALLARD's HAIR BYE.

+ nz The Only Depot for he Sas Of DALLEYiS oRfGLNA
and ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL, IN EXTRA OTOR e
No. Isl Chdraes street Nh II
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III U. 5. Mali seamer DELTA-For LouisEle, Cincinnati
Wheeling ne passenger will THIS
DAY, Thursday at IL NJ puncuaEy from PoydFsa wharf
HYDE T. OGLESBY, l2 Poydras 81,
han, hnnrl y
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CANTON GRAPES AND SILKS,
Per ship samuel Russell, from Canton, al Newf or
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o Liverpool will be responsible Tor any ebs By the
$50 - w. ANDREWS & CO., 81 common,st.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-27

attack upon hi,n; and these things easily
account for the immense indignation OK.
cited in his hundreds Of friends on last Sat
urday
Ever fearless and unhestating in the per.
fcrmance OF what he believed to be his duty,
and believing the attempt to gain posses.
sion Of the bank TO be a design to defraud
the creditors and portion Of the stock.
holders, he stoully resisted it in their be.
half. For years, this bank has c,nbroiled
our citizens, and injured the character of
Memphis abroad; and now, it seems that
an organized system Of rutfianism and vio.
lence is established to deter attorneys from
the performance of their duty, and over.
awe public sentiment. II will have but a
sorry chance for success.
Another extract from the same
Gen Coo as much easier at dark yes.
terday evening, although his condition is
still very critical. The hundreds OF friends
whom he has made b, his bold, frank. chiv.
alrous character, most ardenlly hope that
his recovery will disappoint the malice OF
assassins.
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Awful Destrue tive Gala mity.

The New Orleans Uehd of the lith
instant SAYS:
The crevasse in Grand Icvce. Point
Coupcc. of which accounts were published
IN our yesterday evenings edition. will, we
fear prove one of the most disastrous and
calami,ous events which has taken place IN
Louisiana for many years past This break
occurs at a peint where the ivcr has long
indicated n tendency Ia break through Ia
the sea. 10 direction which would be less
than halt the distance il is now com.
PEELED to meandcr. before it reaches its DIES.
,lnalion. In other words, the distance from
the Grand leyee, in Point Coupee, to the
sea. shore, by straight line, would be little
more than one.third the distance from that
point to the Bsllze This tendency Of the
Mississippi towards the sea shore, has been
developing itself every year, until. by the
fortunate and unwisc act OF cutting the
Raecourci t.oh, the whole torrent was
brought down with such mighty pressure,
that gradually all the barriers erected IN
Pointe Coupee have given way; and even
previous TO this break In the Grand i.cycc
nearly onehalf Of the parish had been pn,
under water This recent calamity, howev.
or. is the last and browning isaster OF the
multitude which have afflicted our state
during the last season. The water which
breaks through here. viii hasten rapidly to.
wards the sea, over country the iaircsi and
most productive on this continent We
refer to the Attakapas. embracing the par.
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the enjoyment, on equal terms with the
North, OF the common property Of both.
This was all that this famous provi.o sought
to accomplish II uttered no words OF in.
suit, OF reproach, or of taunt. These were
implied from its assumption, that the South
Is the inferior, and unworthy of equality
with her In my opinion it afforded ample
cause Tor resistance =" at all hazards and to
the last extremity II gave rise to the
Convention to which you are the delegates
OF our common constituency. The policy
of the President" the Executive Proviso ="
AS our greatest American Senator and
statesman branded 1.-THE compromise of
Mr.. Clay, and every other compromise
that has been offered or suggested, intend
and would effect tina, the Nv llmot" intends
or would effect, Ta"r COMMON purpose
and aim are the denial to the South, admis
SION to equal rights and privileges with the
North. The means are different, but the
end is the same.
Is il not, then, wholly immaterallv 10 us,
what means are employed to accomplish
that end Are not they all equally often.
slvo, equally unconstitutional, equally sub
verslve of our rights and liberties. aud
equally to be resisted ! can see no distinc
tion between them. They are alike insult.
hlg. and for myself, would meet and com.
bat them all with the same stern courage
and defiance. Relieving. as do. and have
so long done, that the Southern StatA will
soon be required to surrender their equality
in the tonlederacy aud submit to political
subluga'ion by the North, or assert and up.
hold all their rights under the compact Of
Union. ! am for maintaining them now, at
whatever cost or hazard. know not how
to calculate the cost. or the chances of a
struggle. that involves The honor and lber.
ties OF fifteen States, aud four millions Of
freemen, In my calm udgmen, that strug.
gle must speedily come. May we have the
courage u meet it,
anu informed by their representatives
tina, delegates to the convention at Nash.
vile, will be sent from all the States in the
south, excepting Maryland and Missouri
The Delegations from Kentucky Tennos.
see, and Louisiana, will not be full | NAV
be allowed to add in conclusion that the
spirit of the southern members. is undaunt.
ed by the difficulties that environ the South
and they are ready 10 do their whole duty,
whatever that duty may demand Of them
as Representatives and citizens.
Very respectfully. your obd't servant.
ARNlSIEAD Bt RI,
Hon 7. W PicKENs, Colonel DR,yroN
\ANrr. Dclepains
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COTTON GIN FACTORY.

HAVE now IN successful operation my
Cotton Gin Factory, ihr-e-qusrters OF u
mile west of III. courthouse, Marshall. Texas,
and am making Gins with saws of fine cas-,
steel plate, and the hest chilled cas-, rios and
fire proof boxes These Gin Stands are equal.
# not superior, to any now in Any per-
sou wanting gin stand would Ind II To his
interest TO try QUE Of this manufacture All
that he has to do, Is to inform me Of his de-
sire and the stand will be sent to him, and he
vail have an opportunity Of testing II. quail
ties without charge. Should II fail to meet hi,
expectations. be has only to set il aside, and
inform me Of the fact. would prefer, how
ever delivering them al the Factory They
VIII be sold at prices 10 accordance with the
times Gins Will be repaired at the shortest
notice.
Being practical engineer, mill-rght, black
smith. and maehinisi. | am well prepared To
repair ali kinds of mills.
All my gin stand, are warranted to perform
we'll aud should they Gail to do SO, purchasers
will always know where to lind me
J. S. ALEXANDER.
Narah IS, 1850
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GILBERT & co.
NEDICD. nora \HCtL DRUGGISTS

No. - nigG.iRs street, N.r Orisdns.
EEP constantly on hand. and for sale on
IN accommodating terms, the largest and best
assortment Of pure botanical remedies kept hy
any establishment in the southern state. Their
crude articles put mp and prepared in New
Hampshire. Massachusetts,, New York Mary
land, and OHIO, are Of the best kind.. and are
cdrraHied FRESH and geavipc Their compounds,
prepared IN strict accordance with the directions
of Thompson, Beach, Howard. Curtis, Mati-on.
Worthy, and other eminent Botanic pfaciilion-
cfs and authors, are put up IN a style of great
ucatncss, of the freshest materials and will
compare iayorbly with those Of any other e--
tablshmcut In the 'niicd Stairs Il being their
purpose To keep always ON band the best and
largest assortment of Ho'ouc Ndicmes. EN-
hracing at all times the latest impro, encui. in
their modes Of preparation. Practitioners aud
Planters who employ these justly popular and
highly eiheacioGs remedies, would do well To
order from them, being assured that no Drug.
plsis IA New Orleans can, OF will, pfoier 7upc-
nor Inducements, either a. 10 TIA. quality or
prce.
The various works Of the above authors. A..
ways on hand aud for sale, together with ever,
other one designed 60 give instruction, W tu m
part practical knowledge TO the Botanic phy Il.
ciau, the planier,Ac.
In addition to the preparations above named.
We are IN the possession and have the agency
of >JefdS csirbrdisd iecfrirM IfbrrBge"
the most wonderful discovery ~ a remedial
agent made ~ the last century. The use OF
this febriug" VIII conquer IN from two To- ten
hours the most obstinate and stubborn iryer~
IN this climate, without causing ans of the I'M
Pheasant effects usually consequent upon the
administration Of medicine We have also
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UR GIIRTRT.

Formerly Of Nemphis, Tennessee
MIXERS hi, professional services to the
~ publc IA the treatment Of all forms oi
chrome diseases, especially cancers, white SWEET
ing, scro,ula, tumofs, wens, ahscc,sc., sores Of
long standing, rheumatism mcrrufal and :, ph.
H. Of the worst form, without the use OF the
knife or mercury, and all diseases of the skin.
D. Office Ne. ~ Magazine street
lie offers the following certificate from the
physicians Of Mcmphs
DIS :. GuaFRr.-Wc have been intimately
acquainted with DR. ;. G,lhcrt- practice for four
years We have often visited BIZ EXTENSIVE lnhr-
mary, near Memphis have closely observed his
successful treatment of the most dlihcul, cases,
aud We feel II To hc duty We owe the CON.
muniiy Mt large, 10 express our entire conf
dencc IN his skill and Judgment IN III, success
lul management Of such Diseases, a. he pro.
iesse- to cure lie has, ia our judgement, been
far more successful in the Treatment 81 that
class of Diseases be Processes TO cure, than any
other phS stefan IN the world
NJ GAsnIrr. " n, WV DrSSY. VI n.
J. lstEg, VI, n, JONI WILSON. " o.,
J. WeAylR, " ., \. W SEAT, ND,
J. \. Curtis, " b. Ma Y
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Harrison Co, Tsras, April 81, 1850
This &, TO certify tina, purchaaed Of Mr..
J ) Alexander, n 10 Saw Gin OF his make,
which j. equal in all respects 10 any Gin have
ever used II will average SIX bales of 500 lbs.
each per day the GIN running by water power.
J. L. Kt sEBOROUGH.
This Is TO certify that started Mr. Roscbo-
rough, ~ Saw Gin, on poiters Greek, and saw
the Gin pick one hundred pounds ~ cieh, min
saw W : SANDERS
certify 10 the truth OF the above. having
held the watch and weighed the cotton.
NJ ANDERSON.
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VIEW coo ISL,
(L'Afaire N,AeAeaiaei

NJ. SrEINi.ElN hsving jss, ,etssn-
I'd from the EAs;sn ei,i~s VI New
York, ph.l.Isiphss. aaa BAldssss.
takes great pleasure in announcing 10 the cit
xebs OF Harrison ecssty apd the psbhc g~a.
orally, that he il now RECEIVING and ep~n.tg y
very extensive aud general assestnsnS Vi
DRY GOODS.
embracing eArh and evety article vsmlly kept
IN Dry Good Establishments, consisting u tie
fines, and mos, fashionable sssds Of the latest
style. HIS goods hating bsss ~ieend BY A,m-
s,I and haring rad Cash fur almost a's <ni~s
stock, since the changes VI prices, fashions, Sc,
OF the past seasons, he Ia ssnguDc IN his opi.s,on
tina: he can afford to sell goods cheaper ~ the
town q Marshall, 'han merchants can cell ia
the city OF shreveport, or any other town "
village IN This region Of country. Wishing 9th
ers TO Imbibe the same op'n'on IN relation I.
Chsap Cords, he respectfully soIciss his old
customers and the public TO call and examine
hI, stock before purchasing elsewhere. and SAL
Is themselves III the truth Of as state.
menis lie will be cnsbled TO keep on hand
constantly, select assortms and good sup
ply Of any and every article in his line of bush
ness, A. Mr.. l.. STriSLKIS, nn elder brother. has
permanently located himself IA the city VI Phil
adelpbia. aud wl,l attend Atrietly 10 all orders
directed to HIM.
lJ- Northeast i ne Public SYnars,
Marshall, Texas, May i6. 1880.
\ b. lie viii sci. goods unusually low for
Cash and to yuneiual dealers on the usual
credit ssy
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0dA Fellowl

A Lodge Of the Independent order OF
Odd Fellows, by the title of Gibson Lodge.
No. 10, was instituted in this city on the
evening of the 2lst inst
Charter members Jno. F. Williams, "
D. Tucker, \. \. Morgan, Jno. T. Morgan,
and Thos +. Pugh
J. VI. Gilesou, of Galveston, D. G. Mas.
ter, oiciatcd on the occasion, AS installing
officer, in behalf OF the Grand Lodge OF
the State