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+ OSr-- Al the Assembly hall, or returning there
IL from, on Tuesday evening, n GOLD CHAIN
AND BRACELET. A liberal reward will be paid
to tho finder, who may leave it at the Office Of the
Republic newspaper.
Feb 6-diftf
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BY DYER AND MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PAINTINGS,
IL &C., of the late Mrs. Madison, by order Of the
honorable the Orphans Covt.-On Saturday, March
l. 1851 we shall sell, at the residence Of the late
Mrs. Madison, all the furniture and household ef
fscts, together with many very valuable paintings,
among which portraits by Stuart, Trumbull,
and others. The paintings will be more fully dc.
scribed in future advertisement
DYER s. MEG UlRE,
Fab 3-eod&ds Auctioncers.
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Census OF Indiana.

The returns are just received at the Census
Office, and from them we obtain the following
information:
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ASTONISHING AND AMUSING.

ASTONISHING AND AMUSING.
DR ]. B. DODS will lecture and experiment at
IL the Temperance Hall, on E street, upon the
science of Electrical Psychology, every evening,
at Z !, O'Clock. ,
Admission 25 cents; gentleman and two ladies
so cents; children half price, Feb l2--u
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ROBBERY!-sIOO REWARD

ROBBERY,-s1OO REWARD!
TAYLOR MAURY'S Book and Stationery
Il Store was entered by false keys, or lock-pick-
ing the night Of the 9th Of February, and robbed
Of
Gold Pens, Gold Cases, Silver Pencil Cases
Penknivcs in packages and on cards
Pearl and Silver Card Cases
Silver Fruit Knives, Porte MoDnaies
SC. &c. sc.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery
Of the articles and detection of the villains.
Feb ll-3t TAYLOR s. MAURY.
II OST-On Saturday evening last, GoLD Pen
IL Gil, in shape of a Maltese Cross. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at Wizards
hotel. Feb l1--3t
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Post Office Operations.
The PosrMAsrER GENERAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
February 8, 1851
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LNOR RENT. a most desirable thrce-story
Il dwelling on 18th street, opposite The Treasury
Apply to G. st. J. Chubb, at the Banking houseol
Jan l-tf CHUBB SClENCk CO.
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On the 9Th instant. in Georgetown, Cd. CD
CHARLES BURNETT, son OF Thomas A. and SA-
Ran A. LAzENny, aged sixteen months.
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ELECTRO-BIoLOGY,

Positively b,tt t,co Lectures more.
NTESSRS. FISKE s. EVERETT will lecture and
IVl experiment AT the Temperance Hall, on +
street. two evening s this week, at O'Clock, which
will be their last in this city.
Admission 25 cents; a gentleman and two ladies
80 cents: children half price, Feb 10-6t
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After which will be presented the Comedy Of
USED UP.
Sir Charles Coldstream. Sir WILLIAM DON.
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FLOWER SEEDS FOR SALE.

TUST RECEIVED FOR SALE, ten thousand
u papers of choice Flower Seeds, with descrip-
tive labels, including about three hundred select
varieties; among others
New Pctuneas-Alioe Peel, Hebc Beaute Par
faitc, &c.
New Portulacas-scarlct, purple, golden, white,
and striped.
New Thunburgias-white orange, yellow, and
white and black centres.
New German Asters-striped, quilted, and va
riegatcd.
New extra double Paris Balsams
Carnation, Picotec and Glove Pinks.
Annual Phlox, Panses, Pentstemons, &C., &c.
All Of which will sell at the following gerry
duccd prices: $50 per thousand assorted, cents
per paper, selected by the purchaser. Orders for
large or small quantities faithfully and promptly
attended to by J. +. CALLAN,
Feb I0-dtf Corner OF and It'll streets.
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CARUsI,s SALOON.

CAHUSKB SALOONs
DIRTH- NIGHT CELEBRATION.-A meeting
ID of the Mana gers will be held on THURSDAY
evening" 18th instant, at half past six O'Clock, at
the Saloon for the purpose of forming the requisite
particularly that Of the Reception
BY order of THE MANAGEHS.
Fob
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Re election Of Judge Vancs to the Ohio Conssituti
COnuenfi0n.
Important from Illinois.

SfRINarIELD, ILL.) Feb. THE bill chartering
the Central railroad, running from Cairo to the
Illinois and Michigan canal, at Lasallc, with
branches to Galena and Chicago, embracing in
length over six hundred and fifty miles. hastod day
passed both branches of the Legislature.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED.
LION. S. A. DOUGLASS SPEECH, delivered
Il i at Chicago, Illinois, in October last the
Adjustment Measures Of Congress of the last
session.
Hon. T. EwING'S SPEECH, delivered in the
Senate of the United States at the present session.
on Removals from Office by General Taylor.
For sale at the Republic Office Jan IL
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rANrON GRAPE sHAwLs.-25 richly en-
~ broidered White Grape Shawls, of very recent
importation, just received on consignment from
New York, and for sale by
Feb l0-2wif p. III. HOOE CO.
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CITY LOTS FOR Substituting lots in
u every part of the city for snic on accommo-
dating terms, by j. F. CALLAN,
Feb lift Corner and 7th streets.
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MILLIONAIRE ASSOCIATION OF CAPITAL,

MILLIONAIRE ASSOCIATION OF CAPITAL,
NOR the purpose Of forming company with
II one thousand shares, of 8 900 each, for which
certificates will be issued, paying ten per cent per
doubling the whole amount invested, (each and all
special partners,) free from assessment and la
bility, under the Revised Statute Of New York.
DESTROYS of having influential parties through the
entire Union interested, for the purpose OF obtain
ing contracts with the Government to carry the
United States mail in steamers and vessels TO and
from New York, California, the East Indies, Eu-
rope, Sc. proposals will be received for limited
number of certificates Of shares of 5 900 each.
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner, and Chief Agent Of Company,
III Wall street, New York.
Banking and Commercial liouscs in Europe and
the Americas on application aud investment Of
capital, will be appointed agents.
Feb diff
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a. FOR RENT. The House No. Union Row,
MsiS r street Just vacated ~ Allen A. Hall, ESQ,
IS tor rent The house is large and convenient, and
a pleasant residence for family. Possession can
be had Immediately.
Apply at Republic office, 9th street.
Eeh If
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MISERABLE OFFICES FOR RENT OP-
~ posite the Treasury Building. Apply To
ST. j. Chubb, at the Banking House OF
Janl-tf CIIUBB, SCHENCK * co.
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On WEDNESDAY EVENING, February IL. 1851,
will be presented the beautiful Comedy Of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Duchess De Torrennard. Mrs. H. Lewis.
Charles Observation-Disclosures. Miss e. Lewis.
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the southern boundaryof Mr.. Ciagstts farm. tabout
elk miles from st. Johns church, ~ already sug-
gested, twenty feet high. % arranged ~ 10 draw
Oh the water fve feet below tho crest Of the dam
and TO conduct ii through archcd oval cuvert OF
Tires by (ow feet interior diameter, ON slope Of
one foot to the mile, which principle our line has
been located, 10 . receiving reservoir on Meridian
Hill ridge. This ridge. or rather high plateau,
skirts the northern boundary Of the city. and its
numerous ravines, declining towards the city, pre-
sent many eligible sites for = reservoir"
"It 10 proposed to construct two ressrvoirs-the
one for receiving and itering the water; the other
for its distribution throughout the city. The former
TO be located in ravine Mr.. Titles farm, adj
joining Meridian Hill, or in ravine the coun-
try residence Of the late Mr. Jesse Brown near the
Seventh street road, the northern verge Of the
city. Tho distributing reservoir to be established
Just back Of Franklin row, the highest ground
within tho city. The first may also be used for the
distribution of WATER If it should be found necessa
ry."
Colonel HUGHES submits his estimates of the
expenses of this aqueduct, &C.; the recapitula-
ton Of which we suujoin:
"Litae's Line.
Dam. ................ $22,O49 IS
Crossing Piney Branch. ............ 1895 90
CONDUIT. ........-.. zuo,IIO lO
Clearing and grubbing ........... 500 90
Reservoir and connecting mains. $4,000 90
Waste wiers. ...................,, 1900 %
Ventilators observation-disclosures. 800 90
$4ss.5s4 rs
Or, including contingencies, engi-
necring, superintendence, and land
damages, N.Y.. $500 900 OO
"Bro,Dn's Line.
Dam OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1922 ,O49 Go
NOuuuAt ZoOsIJi w
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The ADELPm.-Sir William Don has been very
successful in bringing together talented compa
ny to sustain him in the effort he is about to make
for the qualification of the laughter loving. Mrs.
Lewis is remembered with pleasure by all who be-
held her upon the occasion of her former visit Re-
fer to the programme for this evenings perform
anccs.
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MIR. AND MRS. HLASKO HAVE THE
ltl honor Of informing the ladies and gentlemen
of Washington that their Dancing Academy, AZ
will be opened every day from 10 O'Clock, a. M,
to o'clock, p. M, Except Sundsys:)
Parties and soirecs will be furnished upon de-
mand two excellent musicians, for a moderate
price. Applications to be made at Parker's Fancy
Store, National hotel. Feb 6-dtlstMar
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Tclcgraphic.

Sailing the Georgia-Stock Market
New YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE Georgia sailed to- day
with one hundred and forty four passengers The
stock market frmer. New Loan coupons, II9 Of
fered, 100 asked. Flour, grain, and other things,
unchanged.
Suicide
Taoy, N. ", Feb. l0.-The wife Of Henry u.
Haynes, esq, one Of the most respectable members
OF our bar, was found hanging by the neck, dead,
in the garret Of her dwelling. She committed sui
eide while laboring under fit Of temporary de-
rangement. She was the mother of FIVE children.
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Dance, (frst appearance,) by. Miss A. inco

The whole to conclude with the laughable Farce
of the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Cousin Joe, (his great part,) Sir WILLIAM DON.
Margcrv ............ Mrs Carman.
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Suicide.
Fatal accident.

PnnADELPHIA, Feb. l0-p. m.-While number
Of workmen were engaged this afternoon in la
ger beer vault, situate on the Germantown road,
taking away the supporters to the circular roof the
entire brick work fell in. burying seven persons
beneath it. Two were instantly killed and the
other five were dug out, each more or less injured.
Re election Of Judge Vancs to the Ohio Constitutional
Convention.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Judge Vance, who recent
ly resigned his seat in the Constitutional conyen-
ton, at the request of what purported to be meet.
ing of his Democratic constituents who disapproved
of his vote against the section providing for the
peal Of all charters. has been reelected by over
one thousand majority.
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A M U Sc M E N rs.

Last week of the engage ment Of Miss DA-
NEWPORT. and her frat appearance in Comedy
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THE ADELPHI
WILL reopen for q short with the cele-
brated eccentric comedian SIR WILLIAM DON,
and the popular actress Mrs. II. LEWIS, support
ed by the talented dramatic corps from the Holli-
day Street Theatre, Baltimore.
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MIR. FISKE,S NIGHT CLASs.-MR. THE
lVl OPIIILUS FlSKE will form one night class in
this city for instruction in tho newly discovered
science of ELECTRO BIOLOGY, on "Wednesday even
ing February 18th, ut O'Clock, at the east (ower)
room of Temperance Hall. Feb lO-0
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q MITHSONIAN LECTURES.-Da. GOADBY,
- of London, will deliver course of Lectures
On the Structure and Functions Of Insects" with
numerous illustrations on the evenings Of Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday of this week.
Feb l0-d6t
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TO conclude with the admired Comedy Of
THE ENG LIsHMAN IN INDIA
Tom Tape. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Vincent.
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CASTING IRoN.-Ths prospect of the introduce
ton Of hydrants into Washington recalls to mind
the valuable invention Of Mr. Warner of this city,
Of an apparatus for casting pipes If this machine
shall prove successful we feel persuaded it
will it will at this time prove of great utility to the
city of Washington, and, we trust, to Mr.. War
ncr also
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Prices Of Adms sion.-Boxes, rs cents; Second
Seats, so cents; Gallery, % cents.
Box book open from 10 to 3.
Feb 12
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We refer to the advertisement of Copps Pavilion
hotel, in another colun N, for the purpose Of saying
that il is entirely salutary to gentleman with a
good appetite to come within view of it, Good
breakfasts, good dinners, and good suppers are to
be had here, or nowhere.
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AMERICAN AND EUAOFGAN OA@AVVAxs
AT Ca1isi's Saloon.
PROFESSOR WHITNEY has just arrived
L from highly successful professional tour in
Great Britain and Ireland, and by particular re-
quest will repeat his assumptions Of British, Amsri-
can, and Indian Orators
On Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday even
ings, February IL, 10, and Is, at ~ O'Clock.
Admission so cents. See circulars.
Feb l0-dlw
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ORNAMENTAL HAIR, Brushes, COMBS,

r AIDES ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK, in
IL every variety, at Gibbs's store, on Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, up stairs.
Also, Ladies' fashionable Tuck Combs. Side
Combs, Hair Brushes, Hair Oils. Perfumeries, Hair
Due Ia rery celebrated drfeie) plain Satin Ribands,
Drcss Fringes, &c.
N. Il. Orders for hair work taken and exscuteo
on the shortest notice. and in the best possible man
nor JIntel1 Feb 10-3Hf
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Stage Manager. ................ Mr. l. H. JOSEPH.
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KEEP THE BALL IN MorIoN.--It is said the Birth
night Ball at Carusi's is to be grand affair, ant
that the dancing is to be such as has never beer
seen, not even in the days of Washington himself
meeting Of the managers, it will be perceived. il
to be held on Thursday evening
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THIS j. TO certify that u the year isl6 |
bad been severely afflicted win th,l~ and fc-
Yer for nineir, II months. nniil. with the eoaiin.
nation Of the clts every other day, they had
complicated With them what tho doctors told
me Wa throUie iiepatii-, cr defamation al the
Liver, and Enlargement Of the Spircn hitfr
irving every thing. from the very hesf phYsi.
eiau- 10 the South. without any permanent r..
hei, was Worn daAu toa perfect skeleton,
and despaltrd Of ever getting vel. In the
month of September + t., | was travelling IN
North Louisiana for ml health, aud hHpppacd
at fatmettl'lr. whore became acquainted with
lbr. l. T. Henderson, Who, after n history at
mY ca-e. informed the that IHst such cas,,- had
bailltd the common. set eirBiIte practice, ne.
ommeuded h4 he different scientific medical
writers, and tbai Ac bad discovered Il new Veg.
,lablr compound tau.r hc lHd ever confidence
in. The doelar prepared for ne - ouuce- 81
ile Tonie, with Two de5eu Of ri, Tome Pills.
which commenced ussrg as directed. and in
ten days We, sound man The ehlI. were
stopped the -croud time. and my h,er and
spleen had 90 ten a3ss become healthy | met
Nilh Dr. Henderson Ia New Orleans. IN 1917.
got Mm Go make me gallon Of hs Tome
W.#.f | have used ia uF.r a hundred tas.s.
~iju perfect sUerc~s, Wl1lr travelling lu Afhall-
~, aud Iowa Prompted alone hg wishing 10
pual ihc Hiiljc'ed to certain remedy. and
render tribute la HON lfbaie i. due hl. ne.
dueed mr to certify ia tbs Eureka 7onie, and
Nopcnlheau Tome Pills.
Gao. +. CoasItes.
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az Norris & TAoktTr i moved TO John
~ SON. brick building, where their old Gus
TONERS, and the evperlcd host Of new ones,
may find thai accommodating spirit which has
heretofore characterized their house.
We ~ould call the especial attention Of the
community. and those who may visit Marshall
Ia bus medicines. To the fact that when the
"sgi-auctum is "plaukcd down We Will
dpai oni our drugs aud medicine. a. low. or
lower, tAan can Ice purchased in Shreveport.
We have almost every article in our line
Our medicines are fTtsh, Our stock already
large, and heavy addition BOW ON lie way
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ak TIE flyor Of you 20
call aid examine our rrees before opening
ncw accounts for iid- year, and if We do ~
catch YOU IL VIII almost k.il YOU 10 resist tie
temptation.
W. have io's Of pretty things coming
January ~. 1891. 100 f
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from some unknown cause, ard also have had
Al the same time every symtom of dyspepsia
We had recourse to different sorts of Incidence
but experienced bat Aiilr relief, until We fell
IN with Dt. liendcrson's Eureka. We at once
purchased bottle, and have used about ouc
lmi OF 1t according Ia direction, and take great
pleasure "a stating that We were at onrc re-
lle'cd Of The above d-aerecablc complaints
We therefore hespeak for il nothing more than
a lar trial, TO test lis virtues, which VIII ta
doubt give 1t precedence over all other ionics
new IN use.
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~ Nl IL. ] %. ~

THE undersigned Wuul1 re.ptct-
ID, fully inform in- friends and the publ
- be, that lee Is carr' me- on operation,
a, ~. Old stand, tine Planter uotcl." ST the
rate Of the same old rFeeanj..fx IL. fare
j., the saline n usual ga iiflle more 80 80
and Ia. charge, are the same. with rle .Ntcp
iIon ot a few liulc extras which are ,autt uas
I-atuded by Young gentleman WHO rIu-i needs
Keep pace With the age We ilSrlH. lie ha-, uu-
fortunately, at present, nothing much 20 e5i--
except a few PIGS, tufkrs. chitkr8s, seutsua
hams, hect.strak~, roa.fs, and nfleH-eaup.
touard up TO suit the modern taste iesstr -.
batter. Ne. and b. stable has uua teb
nsFun loads ct e0tu. todder. oats. hs},.tie.aa
ao,,lor who has foolish WAY eft thing ap
5f iroughs. and rubbing travellers har.t,. H."
lsa novelty in thr.r part-) Sru4nr> mus
5ol be- surprised il they should sar q iiHg. aiu b.
b. audladv with a lace indicative ut Ell nr
virtues which belong ,o the sex IL has become
fashionable Of late for great men 20 sFsH IF
their wnc~j # they should ~rlre mp NtoHl-
mndaiuc, CLERKS, If the} should ltnt et,e.t,
hyug round with shining. canuy faces. eo1u.a
heads. and clean aprons. 81 tIcy ,hoo.d So, d
white cloth on the table, bright place. kHpas,
sul forks clan sheets oH tire beds clean
towels always al the stands iht.r uua.- .i..H. *
sub new lu-irc iu the morning. ard ,U, l.aj-
lord one Of the PLAIN, oll-Lt-HloHej ae.nmua-
dafint sort. who cares furuotbNg hui ,ar cnu-
iori Of hi customers tdl b, asa ste Iuu
and he will eudea,or to make SOU as s...srtaIe
a, he possibly can.
!. u. TAYLOR.
lg\ h Credit system -luppct
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.c-~-- THIS new aud splendid boat
j SnoAfg, Captain will run rcen.
"s'ssiI1si.-a LARRY throughout tie hu>uc.. sea.
-"ih between .les'srsoH, Por tad.io. and Va
~ 6d"s' touching at al Intermediate laudin.e
'nr has been huill expressly Tor ihi, trade, and
Ter safety, and ,he character of her .ccoemoda-
uon~' eauuol b. surpassed hy any boal an the
n'cr Her cabin Is large and eommodiou-. and
neatly hlied up Ii is intended she shall com.
bi1ee -pted, safety, and comfort.
De. II. Is5o. noac n
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THIS = io certify, that have used in my prar-
thee, and seen others use, Dr. / 4 Henderson,
Eureka Tome, and | do believe II 10 be- the
most valuable Tonic Tor the certain cure of
thIl- and Fever, | have met with 1t exert.
curative effects ia ever, case. and in every in
stance ! Was wonderfully pleased with it, pow
or to immediately cure euls, and cut short con.
gc-titc chi'ls. do not believe ia spccitics.
iai,ng ia nothing, but II ever I met with ohl +,
It is the Eureka Of DR. licHder-uu'-. and lake
great pleasure 10 recommending 1t 10 the allie.
ted. NM trLylEHotsE. ". r.
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SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA.


'I'iiE Subscribers beg leave to inform their
i friends and the public, tia, they have taken
the aboye House for Term uf }.ar- and afe
now prepared to entertain baardpr. and tray.
ellers.
This large and elegant establishment former
Is known a. the Commercial iIou.n is pleas
autly situated on the corner Of rtaa, and
Spring Streets, central to business aud een
convenient TO the Steam Boat landing.
The proprietors have had much experience in
Hotel keeping. aid will spare no ualns or a.
pence to render their guests comfortable
Their table s'lali always be supplied " III the
hest tint our own, ami ihc New Orleans mar.
ket~ sill a1prd
The public is respectfully solicited to call and
give tie Palmetto House trial
4. LEONARD,
]. ". GAMBLE.
TfeGftaers
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Card, Of all kinds show Bills, Hand Bills.
Horse Bills Bin Heads, Notes OF Hand.
Receipts, Funeral Tickets. Election iirk.
cts. Circulars. Blanks ot every description.
Orders itom n distance viii receiqs PROMPT
attention.
They keep ON hand Blanks ipr District
Jerks aud Justices OF the Peace.
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= II X L Y l. RT.

DoGERT DONNELL & co, i.e,ee stree.
u Shreveport, la. Groceries, Urv Gopas
iiIot'carc, bouts, Shoes, UUs. Irorsioqs,
VI ines. Liqnors eic. g3-ig
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slA.G Eos Nd \ BLESSING (.

4Hl StFERIaR 81 GrNlgE ASD NAR.
NfitHf
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IiiL SJAYE or TnNAs,

Co,~ry 90 HARRISON
C4Wiy Court pruning 10 Eases, Dsces.b.'
Tenn. A. n 1890
| IL. pcrsnus are hereby notified tina, J e.
y ii4rals, il. guardian Of the person. ani
estates If the MINOR heirs of Charles CATER
deees.,d h,~ flied hi. accounts In this office tor
lsai settlement with hts wards and that ,iley
viii be opened for examination and allowance
at thc pcxt regular term of tbs court
By order 81 tile court
T.. {. BEAZLEI. ulerl.
lana8rr -. 1881. n3y Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-25

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Remaining in the pos,o'lire II, Jonesvlle.
Harrison county, Texas. December 81,
1850. and which IL not taken "al before
the Isl Of March 1881. viii he snni 10 the
General posloiiice "a dead letters.