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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26
IUE STATE or TEXAS,
CouSIy % HARRISON.
Richard Hooper, use heirs of Jesse Parehman'
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lI,cl Jack Two fee, d,aneie, 10 yarn. distant,
,orlh IA east, n blaek oak IL niche. IN diam.
etc, 10 va,a. distant, Thence south 500 vans
10 Wll,s road $500 vara. to Trsmcrs trnce
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5Ioo yara. 10 a s,aks on a line marked y =
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STAR HOTEL.

STAR HOTEL.
.s..1 THE subscribe, takes this mesAc1
JUL informing the public that he has ta,o :
charge OF the above establishment, s'taa'ee. !,
the town Of Jefferson, Cass county, Tczsa "
will spare no pains To render those who =
call upon him ns comfortable as the sccoe~
da,ions Of the country will permit
Il. K. RC.,nkk
Jefferson, March %, -, M |!
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nR. ROGERS Compound Syrup of live
- port, Tar, and Canehalague, for, eonsump
ton, bronchitis, coughs, asthma, and lung com
plants generally, can be found at the Drug
Store OF NORRIS l. TACkETT.
May 9, 1850. Asy
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lNR A. q. BRENT, graduate Of IL, r.,
- vcrs,y of Glasgow, Scotland, tender, v
professional services to the citizens Of r.
county, and vicinity DR.. Brent has b.,
praciicing ply scian for the las. twenty yes.,
Office opposite the Soda Lake Hotel.
Jefferson. March 49, 1850. oA,,.
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LAW DEPARTMENT..

Hon r. ". NJ King, Professor Of Theory
and Practice Of law.
John Dclaiicld, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
r,al Jurisprudence.
Isyms--a5o per session.
All communications pertaining TO this depart
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TATIOFIn
IA J. b. GATlI\G respectfully inf"s'
~ the citizens Of Marshall and vicinity "
IL he has opened shop next door to ~
WIN. a. Hills law office, and will carry % y
above business in all its various branches. n
solcis share of public patronage,
September %, 1850. n,6u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26

DAWLl\S, q Co, Successors 10 Rawlius,
IL Evans, Il Coz Commission Merchants, Is
Commoa St, New Orleans.
REFER ro-Jamcs \. Collier. Colonel G.. IT.
Cooper, w :. Sanders, J. +, Koscborough,
Joseph W. Taylor, Harrison county DR.. John
W Massie, J. J. Holloway Rusk county; n
Trawick, Jefferson.
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n q r &c 4

A LII person.. holding bonds against the
"A county Of Harrison for title TO lots in the
town oil Marshall or who may b. in any other
manner .'':led thereto, will please deposit their
evidences Of claim in my Office for examination,
As early us practicable.
7. A. PATlLiO, Chief Justice.
September 5, 1880. mis- n
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A c RID.
HOCTOR W. PATRICK =. I.ANINCu..

1UI TUX W T 2 NUN 7. T.HNTN(SHlN
- having had an experienced practice z n
medical profession for the last thirteen yer. !.
the states OF Mississippi and Louisiana, ~.
fully tender, his professional service, h. a
citizens Of Harrison county.
Rcsidcncc-SoRelle place, five and . -,
miles north OF Marshall. nj
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ONE HUNDRED LOTs!:.

MILL be sold on six and twelve months
w time, situated in the fifth Ward, South
Fast OF Marshall, on the sth Of July next
Those wishing eligible situations for shops or
residences would do well to examine previous
to the day Of sale.
W. X. d. WARD.
June 9th, 1850 AT.
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tllWaladrr Lows. fuit Of Mrrr'you
- LEWIS q 60, EeRrrdi Gr0csrS.
WINS, Iigu0rs. Prorisio,,s. Nhip, U'dt.
ami Famiiy Stores No II Grayler ri, corner
OF Tehonpitonla.. New Otleans
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rs J. VI. HENDERSON, ID. {.
Issued 9sth September, 1880
|. X. FORD, elk.
By J. " lIKsprRsos, d. {.
Received into office Sept 23th, 1880 and
handed to the editor Of the 1sras Republican
same day for publication.
= r. PERRY, Sheriff H. G.
ny J. " CrNrls, Dep. Shift
September -, 1880. NIT u
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EVANN, GREGG, 4 KEY


n. MoSrRps, : Il. sriLwELL.
AONTROSS & STILWELI. W hoi,saie
wi and Retail Dealers in Gro THING,
No - Magazine street, corner Of Common
street New Orleans.
n B.-Measurcs taken IN New Orleans for
Gentlcmcns Clothing, and made to order at
their hou-e in New York, at short notice, and
IN the latest siyis
a. Sulwell Il Montross, Manufacturers, ia
Fulton st, New York. nt9y
We would respectfully invite our customers,
rnd purchasers generally in want of Fine Flush
unable Clothing, to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in par, the fol-
lowing goods:
Black and colorcd cloth dress coats;
Black and colorcd cloth irock coats
Black and colorcd sack and shad coats;
Cashmere and tweed sack and shad coats
Fancy tweed business coats,
Cloak- and oycrcoats, all varieties;
Black cashmere pants
Black doeskin cashmere pants,
Fancy cashmere pants,
Black satnei,e pants
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vests
Black and fancy velvet vests
Black silk vests.
Also, shirts, erarais. handkerchief, etc. fl9y
- w. POWELL, Receir,ng and Forue ID
liz fng Merchant and Cation Factor, No a.
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We will furnish Bagging Rope, and Plan
lation supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANx GRECO A. KEY
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" NIT, G. \ tHAtys. r. ". snsnv
FRAZER, Il SlIEDD, A,ioyne,,s
! ! lac, Marshall, Texas, will practice il Ii,
Supreme and District Courts of the State, al
the Courts Of the United States for ,hes,.t
of Texas n4k
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26

X DUNBAR. w. " k''"ASAS.
INuNBAR 4 BUCHANAN, Cc~nis'"n
- MERCHANTS and Nhciesale Grocers, -
c,,yi.r street New Orleans ntvy.
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- A. HEBRARD, Dry Ga--is Siors, whole
] . sale and retail, No. - Canal street, New
Orleans na9y
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CERrIflt ATtS

March ~, 1880.
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or Persons ruling for ihe nhorv letters
wu please cay thy err adrert'sed
L. RAGIN, PosTxAsraR.
leAssson, Ca.s co. Sept 30, 1850. II 81
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then tsSA 5 .S ~ 4 As5 4 y = taken tW
d. est itds montgomery, and VIII conun1e M 66vs
IhhUg q lY he soTine and summer. To- Also, T. pir
va Jr is running in eonnectle2 WIN me me ~ gJgs
~ - .sfer and will take freight for fazoo fSlF9 Ggd
'4ry rates --------Sv stances.
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20
A 'I Pf' .sd A5sS a. , W. sSs he a4s. si, LS,,
1ia sl ~ m HnIslo H s here required - he Glms
f- 20 e pr p .-ys sni1 -hr asy1 Ter p@.ayet Aae
@ @ & s e 2 .s a9 5. a @ u I'D l . e. T e I e { 81 re s
n. nARRisoN. Acting Surveyor.
First Want
BIZ. A. wloalz. -; l.uag ca Tahouphoaiah street, be-
H. Mi'sbs.ss 55r1era D. C56ssn.s and oranzs streets.
ii. pays % Ry3l1a bvs,n S. James Celeste s,rsss
Ma sms Y-urr .aruu ,hs above
ii5Ei r. & 25s s2g I,tz & ee4 5 n '1'ss , ,'Is'; ;
J! MeJ1urs s. John The Bapss', between aaTFst and St.
E.,sol w,a lDoa, azen,y st. Jaan the B-p.s between
Jo ya.; ST raaas,. 5s,zssg Tes'e .aa B.s;4,s.s
n kozs o.. Duffy sz@Ei corner Of T-A7uPfonaa and c.
a Lryaa, Rhar street, between s. John the BAPTIST ard
Bsrrse Mason orsnts John the Baptist between Richard
TsfreI s. Joan The P between Ri:asr and Msrks, streets.
.SscO5d Yurd
sssH Sutri5 and srasSofs sss,s. 's'''' -
f G Z .s ia ap,r. s2ssasl sy ga.has Dsi.,, Eu,arr.
2 1%S; Toi a ss.us.n ,.ta, and D,ya4s street
90 so's hlg5B zen Esssa2s .11 @ p[ys re @ a.Ess :
c. Drn-.rs su.r a,l sgt Of u ze aa4 Coastla,e
Az. A. ed s5 S 5s9 5sg Il. % a % .m m 'SIss; s,r.5;.
GTLsT gnsn5@S aoi.es- 5S p and BAN
THird Ward.
;9hn sys S5'psF Of Ga gng @ a a2a o1as @ s;r4 @
G. Padding Fga Lev 6sgrsa -n1a'.s a"d Gas,n's sire @
lame, He ss=.,s, between ea Leve .ol Thoupioulaa
J. P1s-s E.a, i-sTa., seHrssa salst ano senj rn.
Jo-r5 F9@ef sozste 5vsea aa.aptsas aud From Levss
andrew sezs'ls he X-r reaogploalu ar Front Lsv,s
P.s.f 6ry ssr ., sas Id A. 1S.i,on s,rss i.''S
unsnovu, corner pnE.n,ief 40 o.
.Do qe-, sag @g.Esf j Fas,Irto "a Fnusha; st,e:i
osrsr 6nEasToi sas be,assn aaz,sta and c0n'sn:e
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The ELECTS of the P "a q
wonderful, so Quicklls
and heal the injury. sat.'
healing old sores Of iotitq',
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Foreign Intelligence. :

From the entertaining eorrespondent If ths
Washington IrrellIgsncer, we make the following
extracts. The lettsr bears date August Ws
Fho9.d he glad to give thess letters as fult as they
s.4essr, but want Of space prevents
The project Of removing portions Of the London
Exhibition 70 the Unred States, for exhibition there
in 1852 is gaining great faFOr hsfe among he man
ufactufers and people al larg and also On ihe
Cuntnent-In Frarc-, BaigUm, Prussia, Saxony,
etc.-and plans afe rapidly maturing which will
give the ainty Of success TO this second step in
the great mach Of peace and progress We are
eNtrsm ~ au1lous 10 near Of your movements, as
tlme II rapidly fastening on. Be assured we shall
all he ready here IN due time, only TO recsive
gcuf goods aud ,groduce Of ali kinds but also their
maauiactu1DI-ld producers, and to extend 70
them all tii.h ship hospitality and the hearty well
CONF whlesss fltion can manifest towards an
utber, bound 10y go many powerful ties and
acting ~itI iifos he promotion Of all the best IN
erests Of mani ind We d. not think 1aai the
rumber OF that important casA OF peTsoha, who
employed ~ this country as commercial travel
Era Is generally known. There are not fewer tEian
30 600 Of these peFsGus who are constantly travel
Iug through ihe land with their pattern Books and
s-mEiea, receiving orders frOm the prov neral
trades people for the different articles produced,
either b. importation maauaeturs, by their re-
spectlve employers. These men are generally
well educated, Ct gentIemany manners, good
morals. habits Of correct thinking aud enlightened
and liberal principles. What great deal Of know
ledge must this army Of travellers disseminate
what a vast power they capable oi exerting in
changing the grosser habits of a community, in
awakening taste and pointing out eievaung OBJ
jects These men, While their main desire IS Of
course the promoting their employers interests,
must, through the and manners and cultivated IN
teects which il IS necessary to the success OF their
avocation they should possess have great although
perhaps unapprecahle, inAu nee upon society.
The accounts relating to the trade and navi alton
for the month, and six months ending the 9th
ultimo, show the most extraordinary and gratifying
resuts--not only Of an increased demand for our
manufactures and produce but likewise Of an in
creased consumption of foreign and other produce
sure evidence Of the welfare and osperty Of the
people THIS statement is, briefly, follows
Exports of British and Irish produce and mauuiac-
t,,ra
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,,,l lD'seo0err'es Of tie AlicyoscopsjUTHETRtE
tells us of animated insects seen arriving IN New
scope, Of which twenty-seyen milIo,
oe equal to mite. Insects of yario,,..,,s So
observable in the cavities of conTSSs5. Inn, St
SAND M9uldis forest of beautiful tre, A4'C''
Ii IIiiano4ss, leaves, flowers, and fruit fully -.
pie nLe' Butterflies are feathered. Hairs .LSssG go
suoes he surface of our bodies is coveTecg i,
o T"'GS GJ IKE hsh single grain of sand would tgI
scale covers five hundred pores vet anu sIns IN
narrow openings the sweat elrdes ike watef brn
A. sieve how minute then must be its nartica
ne mite makes five hundred steps in secon1
zen crop Of stagnant water contains vvariJ y
animated beings, swimming with as much Ebor,,
as "nales IN the sea. Each leaf is colony of in
'ec'S grazing on 1t like oxen in meadow,
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.t.5sa. az .s.sszz1A. 8 stl. 5 Iii. s.aaaI. 0 iii
EMIGRATION.
p. w. BYRNES 81 CO.'S

General Passage and Foreign Exchange Offices.
LEsTAHLIaHFp IS lsai.I
fJubitR.......-...I IS EDIN QUAY;
Men POrE.n.....S8 SOUTH STREET;
Nan OriCaHs.....G IS GRAVlEE ST. cor. Bank Pla1ci
E7HE subscribers beg leave inform The Gby hTUug gaOut
the United Sdteg that they prepared 10 issue at
their evefa branch houses and agencies, Passage Certificate,
sHtIuug the parties therein named passage by first Glass
shns from Liverpool, Dnbu, Cork, Belfast and IoniQnder3
New Orleans New York; PmI8tt'urtH Ip.tuu and Ba-
more They ura also eahe forward triu yprpOp) par
residing n France, HOLLAND, Belgium, Hungary and Ger.
mnybeuE the only House in the Lade having agencies IN
those countries.
p W BYRHEs Go. also Drag payable sight, To
aEy amount negotiable every having baH. Great
Britain ireland; and giving with bill Of exchange
receipt for TN money received, aud guaranteeing the due
payment Of the amount How much these facilities appre
ated, may be known from the fact that during The last
years upwards BNDa pgilRag stgriilg passed
through their hands n safety.
Onh Of the iolowne splendid ships, or otherirt Glass
vessel, Will be despatched New Drea.. GDEry trf GGy
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ans, trecAsies, S0ltburll, and au Er,,,,-
CiOms of fhe SlrE,, NF

newly ~ PgsaLy and permanently by the use Of M
'o'etsu C9sne;ic' FRENCH CT YSAILS TLis vsii,
eaects @ ~ ~ indispensable requisite every ladys toei n
pale pFlce cents per bottle nd M Recuy magical For
Iy,,rt..z corner st Charles md Canal
mus lait0es @"'" uc'as'ohed oy the bite Of
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was ulae gnau u7dar rsd.gal Fl in the cities Of Seu
ok and Albany ltbOrrs Uad& e most distressing Ery-
e.lre Pe deeigf futcs-ated with large I'nns Of tie szC
M me- eggs prOE4ug, and large bells my bod
The urinary 4egreIUus stopped tor ag. when NY distress be
are utoefaba. Ny Cray3sd, and the root OF m
aaath was covered with sores, and mg chest, Ft the
ay neck WIS in c1psan. burning hsst 50 thai cold w7s
I'd not COO. b..
Ir this misery .olEea ios death and never expected re-
-0vory. " BEN Mrs, Iessgp desired me to
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r., a CA'"'se Ce0'etcyy.-A traveller recently from
Cnlna 'hus describes Chinese cemetery which he
visited On the Western side of ,bo n;,r
Ncins-ioo' c was greatly struck with the annearaoa
G' ia.,t cemetery not very far from the walls, liz
la'ge extent gave me good idea of the numorors
ana dense population of the town. Il had evi'
uenty existed for ages many of the tomb lbs stone,
cofi, "fe u uinPllng to pieces and mngng with the
oontIS t ana ashes OF the dead. But the rrace of
skulls was not barren waste ike tLoya age .,a o,
YARDS which we see in large towns at home Hsre
the dead were inferred amid groves of The weepn,,
wlIow' mulberry trees, and several species Of tbss
jumper, cypress and pine. Wild roses and creener.
Oh various Kinds were scrambling over the tombs
pleasing aspect" Gu anu !
n me Broken Bone Fever is extending in Sag1se
oaf9llna' There were as many as hundred Gases tca5s
N the small community of Edingsvle on the 2nd
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TlTeETlTIRI 7I1''
VIM n. sp /
BgnGDTlrrFHs
IEW ORLEANS CATTLE mARKET,

Thursday Evening, September u, 1850
NM ,eUelp's OF stock to-day were unmporant and but
llhe activity appeared in market 0'
Iz5 0Esi Beet Cattle, 33057tc % II net; Hogs. 81,
.G25e v d ne Sheep. % 0O 20 80 " head ek C6gs
saOses3 " head CaiUes, s5ps7 q henh -''
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sos Ergspeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is lnvauab HE
"ley Feu- sUe may Inc l=laa dsEpg ilr uI
me- but il il driven in. and wl raaupear in ne zlme
sue olner place The Pain LXaGhI, however. drEIrs gJ
borough cure. -----
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Nel0 BOWs-We notice FhgGR,6e Fhg he chy}5,sstOg y agd
lying at the lower city whaIkaown for tSsir me- sH
gines, boilers, etc, RAPIDLY '''s''
compilation for their respectiy, ,7,-..-- d.
and Winter season. We EN-, '''''" Ho'Eoal
Bacon's beautiful new boat, miles
IN the trade to New OrIsans5, C[92che9; from Ope,
Chancellor did, under Canv number 5 IoFfGe5 0f iPo al
Next We find snug, new
rade, to be called the Nans N? gent at The Tx
by Capt, Castillo. The ne '''''0' HOUSE. Mont
beautiful boat for the MobPngh Tickets Of the
line of Bragdon, Walker VI; so
manded by Capt. Kirk, and royvI:Jk. W vHIsJkk.
soon as completed There is9ce to P6isSeI1Pis n EI
YET named, to be commandedd, Washington CTy
nearly completed. This craf ,ii, be obtained Of Z.
chtta River Louisville Dspor. "siE" Na''fo"a Com
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0aFIles, whose name we din
Mooney, one of the parties 2 !.
arrival of the boat at this pI;tn
ing caused his death by droil5,
bly, be examined before Rec,y1 ., ,
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--- T,Ig IJ0IgDTg VIA, TITTT.sT
IL !. COKE " Nc', are ore iared to exc -sz
Y. sEs and FoyLTaS 81 PbysciYus and Fam ~
cTTr orders ter aHefs, co,d ganuinP Dr.. E. j. AEa
w. Evsry article warranted Seuu f,r tan years EFk
ne ne, - preuTTatous, extensively nSsN .9 W
1oNz z9,liRg themselves by NsS!t eheels esA ensdy
Is,, sE,,,HISFFiiERN COUGH SIRut-An nne1"a'''
SOU u -, tS,uohs Colds Influenza, ETY. D,ptII A
ExRANGE, 4F G9pAAgsA sa1aa ald ssre5s5 cure
fAE9 5nnsTut 10 the Capsuleg or s1y eng o
T0SC EXFRAGF r oF SAkSar asel4at@a thai can
H. n'o5e AS proved by the eiect prpd22g WORT etc
RAYsAM OF SAPhrHA, tat,, q rioSrhits Ii
II, Othr99slttSNa h99l ttpSSN VERMlFUGE, RHEuhAiN
~ 'M,iENT. NINA al6 ly3dp
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A Sailing Chrch-The is iT Is9d1s s9g Grs9Pys ~
slon Society have vessel ,ssangers without d.
employment of which is a. r.,
crowded locality to another a most approve
ship is large cutter Of abFiI. ''''' '''" W.T.
and on her bow is inscribed to he Agent, at Ii,
Church /; . and this truly no d" Nalson House
cruising church for sailors. rough Ticket, Of tb,
ply the different sections Of r. "a.
compelled to Tie for many day VI A L LIN +
a pastor and placs Of worslD SAVANNAH
could not go to church, and a, p DISTANCES:
has zone 10 the coIlers. Tbb Snges. O. 81 ''s'
the Rev. W. ITolderness, AMI Ba..Ioai.... % =.
cabin Of the Swan. The reI Ste,TsT Iy5 I5 "
rowing commission, and net.3 5D-to SayaDrab
a commission gliding TWO nighs' rest,
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------------.--= --7- y -
srptatsr aad BEudsr, No. Z = III
- Stia 3 Glswart's old place 20 X lta
8 ungiaEed -. All UfaeTn promptly IA vet. (
lpa. every de ption of 3Obbins agct4
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Money cotinues abunda 1t, though the demand Is
good The best bills still discounted at Two to
two and quarter per cent, and loans made on TX
chequer bills at one and quarter per cent. and
stock at one and half. The Bank circulation is
increasing; it is now 622, l26 $50 which IS
81 533 676 more than 1t last year. The bull
hon IN the Bank is now Ell 750l,g47 The public
funds have scarcely moved during the week.
The progressive increase of population in France,
when compared with that OF the other States Of
E.nrnne- nresents curious anomaly:
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BUSINESS CARDS.

pOkDAJN lLA1A'
MTILLIAH ). sEwE66, Gggm'ss'oa ;fgrGsa"t s5, 5,6
= 7HIlO. o. sFARK, Notary Fn5tie. No. o5 GgvIer
L street and No. 10 Bank1 Arcade Passage apo ly
ri BULRLEY, agent fer Mass II. Poultaey; Office ya
4 WOLFE, Importer QC Vtne, Braedg, GIN, ete., ard
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w q. RAYMOND, Family 0rOca, ~ Camp
A " lIiERBN, Ship Broker, rs Poyhrqs street,
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John ". ANDREWs q 90, Cs1amigstgn .Ner.
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DuiG, MIR q GO. Cgntm,sssGn yio,chants, No. s3
i ST. Eouls street, New Orleans. aull y
SEWELL 4. TAYLOR, haPortsr ef W'ne7 qgd
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y Banks Arcade. New Oreans, ol
a and Rea,tttncs Office, IS anE Place, Il. o. s2
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L 30 and 81 Grayler street New Orleans. n,l d&W
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JAMES WRIGHT n sON, Cotton Foc!org aud
. COmmisstgH and FOrWgdtag Merchants, % Gr4visF
ESTIi.LIAM L.. POOLE, Notary Pubic, 40. 2l
~ Camp street totice lately occupied by j. B. MaAs,
IA A, WINGFIHlD, .9'.9r7Ty ct Ian, Hs1lgrsoo,
,-FiJe, g George Wmgfed q Co., NJ Greenwood X Co
Wills 4 wins Nes Orleans. no
D. ~. WOOD d go. Slip Gaa,ders, Grgesrs and
pa raSi,R aai No. ISas Rad o SSTS Td i Sa' @
gKAHAAl. JANIEsm,l successor TO Joseph R. Beard
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4 +. LOWE, Fat HGRgCr ana TgeE5mTh Camp
y sueel, cOmef0l Esteile.
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% hc pueceaaF 10 Lucisn ill rmann,J 2s Camp street.
over bNchange Bank ~ Grace hguh q 20. mf1i ON
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