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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20

I i. X App. Snrgeon Deni''f, Gives par.
81 - ticulas attention to the preservation 81
The NATURAL TEEN. a. well "a to supplying
ihr,t loss by artificial ones His entire tim"
tor year. has been devoted to the Improvements
~ hi profession. For evidence Of his s"ier'ov
,laggins and The utility and beauty HI" Avi.He'"f
isssh. liz viii only refer to his numerous pa
irons, both N the city, and country. Millions
ot teeth sre now annually lost, for ~ani Of time
ly and indn'iou, treatment: but let those who
ave suffered BY quscAs, not be discouraged; ;
,ui avail themselves II the best reurdy-an
operator ~ whom they can have eonfideace.
rgrru ExraAcrup without fear, under t'n
uaueuc. Of the i.lrmHoS. or CHtoRoEogs, and
Wi. perfect 4al.ly 10 the patient.
Orticg AND ttlsIpxscx renamed fyom ne cor.
nr u ~ Ghart-s Mts>t 4" Ne 10 Dsfon"
>freei .uesr Caqal Nirees.
tpr.l 3. 1851. nal u
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8El 4 ETT Il 90.

MARSHALL >f.hhr, Jhli kKsos, TFxAa
Nolesai. H,a.ers IN by GDoas. t,oc,,,,, =
ANING been selling Or, good. Al wLJ
j i sal. IN New ORLEANS Tor the las, I'd
years, t" merchants throughout 1esa., An
~asand the Southern Stal,- generally And a,
ot our hrm VIII hr constantly W ii,r ,soul
and New Orleans markets, IRON whom W.
receive fresh supplies 10y ever, beat during
boating -tason W. i-el confident ui L..up
70 keep oil banda general assortment, Of .,,AI
every description ~u,,.dto III. market and q.
Try "hch Viii comprise every ysn.y
SInpi- au fancy dry goods,
Gs"cer'r> oi all kinds.
Provisions and Iruits,
uool>, shoes, ana bfoXsns,
tioihIny. i,ai,, cap-,
Saddi,f,, trunks.
ffardw ar, cutlery,
Crwkers, glass, aud -ton. war;.
Fools, farming implements,
station, ~, At, Ac..
all Of watch sili be sold upon lihcruI Il,
md al pr'c's y coa'S a, tor a. isos. ii "a.
~ huH'e. touulr, ~. rchaft> .r, f..,,e'tl
'n'iled 10 call upon u. when ia uiark.l
Is We have now ar a.. W., from
iork u large ard desirable a-,or men a,
-onahl. dr., goods
April ~. 1851. ,aa
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TINS undersigned respectful.
inform their friends and the
public. that they have Ju,i re-
,.,y,d and are dali, receiving an ctich-It" a--
carmen, Of Caitnef Fura,iuye Of every sarI.
ely and style. also, choir. assortment o' Inv
following articles, to Wit eha'f7' 'ea'h.f''
spring, moss. and hair ma''as-s- eufled half
hair cloth, plush, damast-, cords and tass.'-
gimp-. yarnI,h. etc, etc,
Purchasers are invited 10 call and examine
our stock which will be offered At prices maj
cannot fail to plea-e ,,
e. FLINT & JONES.
Nos. 80 and ~ Roval 81. y q. ms ~
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The DRAG Slvre


NF Nugu,s A. JAeALrr Is moved To John.
sons brick building, Where their old Gus
,s:,nes.. and the expected host oi new one
NAV t;nd that accommodating spirit ~hsh ha'
ncf,.,ef,,rr characterized their house
Wr ~uuId call she especial attention OF th'
cp,un,un,'y. ard those who may Wit M"rShs'
la huy m.duine.. 10 Inc tact that when tt'
.s,,.<ri,c,nm i. "planked down. We vii
..cai .u, pnr Tugs and medicines Us low, o'
io~er. ,hnn can be purchased IN Shreveport
a. W. have almost every article ~ our line
Our medicines are fresh. Dur stock aifend'
barge, and a henvy addition now on The NAY
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ask the favor OF you t.
cali and examine our prices before opening
new accounts for this year. and II W. d" ~
catch you II will almost kill you 10 resist tn
ietnpia,'on.
We have lots Of pretty shings coming
January ~. 1851. h1S''
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DESihCTFtLi.t call III, attention OF 'hr'r
IL mcr chants. trader. and planters 'ltiliny
New Orleans, +" call and examine his stock "'
the following goods, as The, have q gr'd nd
vantage over great man, merchants ~ mann
featuring their own goods Therefor anything
-old By them will b. ~ r1Hi'"d anne ~ me
sample shown The fllow Ne are few OF
The Kind always on aand
rr.xxx Mnle-skin. xy. NXv 'a- .Gmefe.
uIack Union Hats; p.arl ilnon Hats;
BOYS bu.ua Vista Hats;
Fine HUNGARIAN. FIN, lamarin. Hats
BOYS Cloth taps, Gin7-d
taps, etc, etc, etc. for al. low, wholesale
by J. DuKBkliGk 4 co,
~ Cu~,omhou-. street, New Orleans.
Dec. "a, 1850. NOES y
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Fer sale.
en,y.one 1h"ssaxd Acres Of Land.
.yIruATED in Harrison, up-hrr. Smith, aud
Wood Comntie-. in tn.eis TO -u,t purchasers
itlr undisputsd. Terms accommodating:
ALSO.
me hundred Town t"ts in the City II Mar
sail, With clivcblr sites f"r Iri,s,. rr-idcnrer.
togrthcs viii, five improved l",- aud comtor.
able dwellings thereon for furi.s particulars
pply 10 the undersigned
W. r. u WARD.
Nov. J. 1850. u3itr
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lax. SAMUEL. CAREY would rc,p.c, ri,
/ inform the citizens Of Eastern Teasa ~
h~ is now lifting up his buildings in this 49,
Tor the reception Of patients Win are de,i,p..
Of testing the practical application Of ~
Water Cure.
Having praviccd nineteen years under n.
Almpa,hir system. and for The last two ~
under the Water Cure. and having t~cs,s.1
fun, convinced Of the superiority Of The ~
over all other known practice. he hatt-r. ~
sell that he Will be able to give general sst.]
faction To all those who are laburinp 49,
chrome, n.r, Gus, OF acute diseases, Of whst,,.
type.
The wonderful cures effected BY liydrops1Ij
in the various countries VI Europe, and IN y
Northern Sratrs, has established the FAC, ~
tins practice L. now ~ longer an exlsf,n,,r1I
and that nearly all the Diseases incident to 4
msniIy eau In treated niore certainly, -p~~4a,I
and ri'rcluaIly by this, than b. ANY s,hS
known Practice.
Many diseases pronounced inrurabc BY -
icnc>, or which have baifi,d lie skill u II
most eminent practitioners Of other sy.,en
have Yielded rs u by mage, to the ali.heais1
powers Of III, Water Cure.
Female, abo,ine under complicated dives
peculiar Ia their sex, and vino have failed
tnd relief from nirdplae-, viii hnd The W
Cure al invariably sal. and -ileaciou, rvnr
Those wishing information wiih u vpw
iry ID. Waller Care u, this establishment, vi
reference 10 following ia cour-. oi treat u,-al
home, ~ilT-mcei with prompt attention BY
dressing postage PAID
DIX. SAMUEL CAREY,
Jefferson, Cas> county, Texas.
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COME ONE. cone An.

-~,.s- ". STf.l\LEiN, na- just received
Ak irem Philadelphia. aud other East.
tern ei,i.- his supply "t FALL aud
WINTER goods lie respectfully invites hi-
former eu,loln.r-, and oil Who are desif"u- ~
obiniutn. good bargains, to -.Ne hin YAH
ill., stock Il ample, AID "rll -clccted lie Hat
t.r- himself from ih. facilities he has Tor III.
.rl.erion Of hi. goods, having Brother resid-
ING ia Philadelphia, who purchases for him to
n. best advantage, thai he viii be Enabled 10
sell a. cheap as the ctealcst, and as good az the
hest. lie is now ready to -.ll On secommoda'-
inu'term-, and al prices 10 snii NE ''mc-, com
plc,~ assortment 81 DRY GOODS, consisting
If Tisthing. Ha''. Caps booi' and Shor', Also
Neysiray-, Jinra-s. vassnswa's aud a fuli
suppl, Of every thing usually found N coun-
~ Store, too TEDIOUS 10 mention.
Tn, 40. 1850 mao ~
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n An AW Az.

RANAWAY.
a RA\ANAi from the subscriber near
Marshall, On the I4ih of July. 1881.
negro man, named. Antony, near
- six feet high, Of copper complexion,
ged about ihrty->'x Years. weighs about one
undrcd and eight, pounds rather intelligent. |
s'll pay twenty dollars for his arrest and com
m'lnent in SEINE jail. so that can get hitn, or
Ii'r his delivery TO the at Marshall.
q. n ADAMS.
August q. Ist, 7n
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1DOpERT DDNNEi.L T. co, l~vee street,
IL Shreveport. La. Groceries, Dr. Good'.
Ifard,eare, Beeis Sho>s, Has, Fyor'svss.
Iy,n.s i,,.,r,. err. 23-tf
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" urss1 NJ.

4 ~. y.rson- ar. i,crcb, uo,ihed that u Their
\ are any further trc-pa.-es committed "'
,ny land, vii rcsori 10 legal remedies against
ti,em for am determined not Ia pay the pm
..r for 'n's advertisement, and lose my timber
N the bargain.
rhi. no,ws il intended for = protection L"
II hat have righ, to eo"srol, In any man
aer whatever.
A. d. BCRKENH.
Jangary 4, 1851 II ny
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Carriage aad wax.n Rcu.irlns.

Carriage and Wagon Rcumiring
TIVE undersigned. thankful 10 his I'D friends
l AID customers for their liberal palranagc,
would iniovW them 'ha, he sill carrie. ON IL,
sh",r IN iu,'s- 1t his large framed shop, wher
he Is prepared 10 4" work IN hi. line fnr cash,
~ low q Jew ~ Gentle and in a superior
'nnnmf. from hi long pr ciics.l experience and
thorough Ar"wlrds. o' .,,ts branch II III.
hn.in.ss. Work will l~ danv nm credit Tor
rtsp"T'~hl. men, aud ~ work done NJ my sl,ep
will h~ Warranted !" stand. aud " the bs., mn.
serials he country Afford.
Shop n"r'h ~ssi ~ n. public squsre and
"pp"sts & q Aliens gunsunlih shop.
=. WASHINGTON. ]
ssne S's' 1891 n69 ~.
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Window SASS shCMp tor nsh.
TINE undersigned will make aud keep or
hand good arllcl. OF Nash. which he will
sell on as good terms (for cs-h) nv h. can live
by. Persons wishing To purchase can eu,.
their bills NJ The Drug Store either OF Evans 4
Sanders OF Norris 4 Tarkeit, where they can
see a sample of the work OF apply al his shop,
on the southern border Of town, where they
Will b~ apt 10 lind him
A. u. FISHER.
Naf-hill, Feb. =. 1881. v9n33y
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snuG, nooG
~ shua, By s,sa,sss ? 81
Evans. e1NnERs. 4 co.
AsAw~s 10, losD Y
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PERKS LIVERY Stall :.


'iHl -,db. al the subscriber sit
S. aAed IN MARSHALL. fiari>o'
@ harrison county, Iexn-, on ihr
Nurn -,uc ., the Public Square, having bec'.
lately dl-cnnn, c,.d wth lhc Planters iioi.,,
kept by Mr " " Mallory, viii -'il b. kept
"pcn tor the accommodation "i local and ir'n-
cling customers. Persons wishing To p.tfon-
Use his stable, can have Iheir horses. ,ciilcr
aud baggage taken 10 or from any par Of ia,
town, The attention heretofore bestowed
will b. unremlicd and every pains taken 10
please The proprietor return h- Thank Il"
his friends and ,n. pubic for the liberal po-
ronagc heretofore bestowed, and assure, ii,rm
that no p4o- will be spared to meri, i,- cum
,inua,,on
tn. -lahl. will continue 10 be uuder III,
supern'end,i,ce Of Mr. fhasle> r.. lIyn.o,.
whose 'Np.rrncr IN be business enables hiu
10 give .n Ire -atisiacrun "a aii his customer
Horses, aug-r- aoa BOZ ek- kep to hare.
!, i',.KKl.
August ~, 1881 lolf
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BOOK 30 u X 81!

southeastern ooh Store, No. 5d, ''rdru
,Srrei, New Orfeaas.
~syyhm JOHN BALL has just opened the
zl above establishment. and viii keel
constantly On ham: u large and
,alsaoi. collection Of Th,o!,g'cni Sfandai I
and Miscellaneous Doots, which he "I'er- Al
prices much lower than heretofore sold al II
ths Nonih.
To CousrRY MERCHANTS. and others wish
ing Books and S'ai,oaery TO sell again, he
would respectfully invite their attention 20 hi-
larr. stock " School Books. siapl, and fanci
Ntaitonery, dtc
lie il also agent for the Mrrnopisf i'ooA
tose.ss, and keeps a full suppl, at all then
books on hand, AT publication lfers
.tOUN BiLL.
Sc G,aii>r street, Nsp Orleans
January I, 1851. MS ~
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o.nma Tor Sale.
,li\i\A ACRES Of very superior Land. ~
oNVVI Pamela county, $50 acses Of which j.
riel, bottom land. above overflow. There is Oh
'w land u~scr lall,ng stream of water, wh'ch
Aeald be ~elI adapted !" machinery. II would
he most eligible site for Nav and tirist Mill
Timber on the land. Oak, Pine and Cypress
There Is alsus eighty acres Of cleared land
thereon, with House md other improvements
l.wai i"I,s .-aI,hy. and at convenient, dl-san.,
fr,:a both The Red River and Sabine navigation
rnie un,i-niablr. Terms reasonable.
spply to WV. u. BRISTUW,
n13 n Marshall
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80 ~ - " SV81s u
"""oN 'sn'tt. .'tU ne Ss,as. i,.u
'"g. ADORE high aa.~, ma,A,
NJ 4. J. &. MURPHY. coum;.,,o,
~ for~nding merchants. i'ari.eul.r ID
non gwen To >luring aud -hippny ,o,i,.
Z" rere"ng ahd forwarding ali KIND, o, mead
disc, &c,
DR., g"od- and groceries of all kind.
gnng' rope and plantation supplies, L.r Z
-lanii, on hand
Also cash advances made an cotton u
-hipPtd I" our TRENDS u, New Orleans
onf wasr'ssia>, Will he cump,,t,d AL |
nio-i ot our stock m -,ur- ~, Or t.t.,. "A,
September NEXT A. wh,ci, lime ana pl.,v.
VIA '' pleased /" meet md r.r,r our I'M
ana u" pnhle generally, and hope ty .,nr|
'e"''o' '' bu''''>-. ~rh low prizes aud III
',t"i'ihi"d"li u ut.rii niia receive \ ~
share 81 rubi patronage.
J " q J. G. MuRrHY
!eh''>",' Texas, Jn,e ~. 1881. n31y
~ L. VI. Ross. NJ %, ishs,,c.,n,
! gSon, am .trc,araenr. J,ti.r.uu. Irsn
''''iee. IN fleurr Buldns. Mar hal I'D
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~. will, furnish Bagsins, Pope. and Plan
,at,on supplies TO Planters shipping 10 Inc
above house. , Wv
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JEFFERSON.
NEW GOODS.

TINE undersigned recently returned ~
l. New Orleans with \ we'll selected ~
OF goods. since which lime he has received y
additional supply. His goods are well .d.S,.l
70 the market, and embrace such article. =. ~
usually to b. found IN country stores ~
motto is to sell cheap, and make quick r,s,.s
Of ready cash. tie hopes that person. eoui.s
TO J.tl,rson will give him call.
mo I. ". GRAHAM
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Westera psrotDus, 9.

We~eeF0 Produce.
'I~liE uistrnignsd would mos, respectfully
] i"f"rm the puhlir, that NJ has just r-ce,s-
I'd FROM ii lA'ul-, Louisville. and Cfwnna,i,a
.asge stock II ais abovs -uh.tsn,inia II le,.
whwh h~ ndrn very Law. lwhol.-ut+ ~ r.tuil)
fos casA in thr large store room undrs the r..
'sb,iean "lses. w~ss end psb'w SQUARE. Mar.
shall. TesaA
3 o. WOOD.
Hay -, 1851. n4a n
EvANM,xAllilE.ka f -.
NJ Jsss Fstsssl9 ! Dafup ~ ftrsh sspply
~ ~ oils, wines. -pisies e. tns6s..lioe. vine.
az, assskiug lskssoe, -
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XNE Aaye jssi received lasre AMOR, m+nt =,
w pssA Oarden Sssds u aiaost iii trd-
s. NORRIS 4 TACKETr.
hassA -. Da61. - u
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M ~ Gasp Nrve'. NsS IN
DIAPER II evssv description fssas
os4ss, II very .hs.ss no'Iee.
/ N Ae~nts ksr J. n. MeCne9
||sels.sl, snal. ~ as~s rsissins lsA~
,cnioy SHELDON \ sn17t
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llIBLES for -ile NJ New York pr'cer, b, the
- HARRISON County Bible Society, NJ my
ottics.
A. y JOIN sTON, Sec. II. CHS
April ~. 1851, nt2tf
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CoeDeceoe 81 ArcOuWts.
II r. WILEY, Coii,cfor n Account and
r.. general Vsrsp~psr and rer,ndscs! ARs"t,
No. 81 Camp street. Acw Orleans.
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REvTKEScts;
Lmmsd,r, KerdsA + Ca I'D. Jen"', Cox''
u rmeorsr d In. fsaae U,iags.
CroctsN Fraa 4 Go W Jndsen
Winis,,y q Ardyrson ~. , y C"rt'.
IN. r. ~ Fsuner. ;. Z. Merxsn.
tin w. Nyrsos. Dr. a. He''ev.
Dec. -. 1850. h"jo u
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NOIICE
I~fliS is to certify that I have sPpo,n,ed
l Wade &. Mp-.'Iey my general sgeet. "a
sestle all N outstanding business for nv, nd
IN my name, 10 .us AID b~ sued in all Gases 81
claims for ~ avasnsi me, as though I wa-
personally pf--eM.
DANIEL MO~Elt4.
" 'r."h~ =" I~tas Feh 10 1881 81,
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CINCINNAT,1P. .tsaPr Statesmen 14 =: =, o4s;s:
g: sS Ds DO W. s. - ~
So ao g ehd. BACON Y = ban, Ksspsd dp = k:.
IL: s:ss
:A.ly S::s. sss do ssSI L.sass .sSs2s q ,
ase boxes cssessG Z bo.onI5 ksss butlsr nam.
q: %dss Hes
s S.s Rs..o * IT, o. .s ..
i6 d whisky Il hhds bacon. i bxs she-asJ McGrgcr sco
eSs SsepS fiaSey.is szs mss d.
Flo,:- s DO . Dans-l DO MaInn. fsasanu kce-sun-
wight. Wiians Aoo-s5 do Ain. hc-esn boz a %
Mellow sSo... siu!s 500 % r lows: Aco-as 20 S1sss
xsSa Msm % 90 Co
..s sss q *. wss sassas e s.s;s
hsn e,ss SCI % fssPP, Donss:s S s. T. k.w
Total. ass Ssis. cotton. '''- = : -'-'
WLAMsfEERTrss Z. white: q ~,
l s,sss ssfs s% &c s..s'
% W.. s:ye: q az
fsasIio DO Ar Mltensesss-s DO N kee. Bulk sy kco-
Nit. merger kos do Bonnsr smth@Totai. sa bale,
cot,on-0JO pigs cad, e.c, to order.
counois oo-s g. bran bSs eSi IS b.lss Ssap
Shave q cpglss g DO po;.' e sssa1s Dc =
s.,sfs sooI,oi e 81. RolseuIs Wsa,a 9. bacon
S1 nom 30 sss So Gs
SEES Ss Iop. kSss,s aSe-o ~. cSr y 4 e.
.s nS ou III sass
H sys So =. os R bon lime 81 bale. 1ss az sTns
y ooduf Ecs,ii baes nsr lo pigs lead T Budaesk
ss ,Gss Us, soss ss asy
&c %sn e. snSs:
IcO- Of.e
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Bwrg1ary.-The room in which Desir Birac
resides, on Old Levee, between Hospital and Bar
rack streets, in which he had deposited sundry
articles Of merchandise, was forcibly broken open
on Wednesday evening between the hours Of and
no. A bureau was broken open and quantity of
wearing apparel taken therefrom. Birac swears
that he believes some persons residing in the house
committed the burglary, and that the stolen pro-
perry is concealed therein. search warrant being
prayed for, was granted by Recorder Genos yes
terday.
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A OBLIGATIONS for the Office Of SUPERJN.
TENDENT Of thess Schools will be reserved By the
undengnsd until The !issa day Of October nsxt,
An eleotiea U III III eang vacancy viii taks place a.
soen theseafief ~ practicable ]. 8. OOPES,
Presideot OF The Board Of Director.
New Osean.. AuGust u l1l. aull tocti
MONAGHAN u RARESHIDE, Notaries
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Unien. ~ PsRticslax attention paid TO oh MaElns bss.
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List OF Vessel. An eor1 Mot Cleared.

the First municipality (designsted the following
able oy ml the Noa commences al the tairoa and
Nos.
ing, No. being Fiatboai Landing (m5j
railroad being Perry Whari
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Fret District Cour.-William Strong, charged,
a few days ago, before Recorder Caldwell, by J.
Castenave, with stealing pair of shoes, and who,
when arrested, had three valuable books in his
poi session, was brought up yesterday for final ex-
animation. Two Of the books ,vere identified BY
Randell Hunt. ESQ. as his property; they were
stolen from his Office during his absence. Strong
went TO sell the books 10 Castepave, and then man
aged to steal the shoes. First District Court,
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oItIPPlNe.

IA E0R LlyERPOQL-Ths6 ns A ship WAR.
BLHB. john 3. Wsscctt, maslsr wiz have IN.
meiiate dispatch for ths above port. For fright II
I:s'''o FOG " t 81 f9s sRRP 60. .. os...
~ FOR FREI0MT OR CHARTKR-The A
1ok bng JUbkPMlNk. Capt. -, d ready to r.
cove '''so. s Hesai z co, 81 commo..
ENGtISH GRAMMAR AND GEOGRAPHY.
~ PloP. J. A. BACON will oommencs ON MONDAY.
Septsmbs at the Commercial insIue No 6Uamp street.
SRAMMAR ANS Yc scso n Is II
rsy method invrnted BY himself Ths whole cousss Of
Grammar taught 10 sixty essons and Geography in fifteen
~ Prof Bacon fualaAuee compefs knoweine Of
either branch wit lin this short time. =
Term moderate Classes At al hour. au90 81
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
- Mn A. l. PAGAQD n.psctfaIly informs the publio
that she will School tor The instruction. Of Grs in MI
branches oopsd the eeeptaFy and depnrme jts
Of o0mpte Engih and French Education on The st ol
Sep emter At her residence. 50 Apollo street. between
Mr.. hopes hat several yean sxpisncs IN sac6ps-
saylns besn fos The pest four Year, fapal The Hah
design Of this Inntuiion to to hs pap hasnosh
course Of instruction II The varied dspastsau Of - ~
ussu educstsa fhs aehoo central AID pIssssny hi
sssd The services Of abs and expeencsd Tsaohs viii b
selAred ~ asastants.
The 81 tos dsaignine enter can b. is n N.
book soses of d. Felt Co.. ~ Chastr RsDs and J. ~
STEEL ~ Camp esssk. Which plaoss peooea1o0 nv b
I'D. siyiqs passiesan q N4disas tsFsss 80,
NewOsaeenss AnGast ~ 1o0. snle Ia
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Assault and Battery-Mary Hughes, (said in
the affidavit of Caroline Edan to be Spanish
woman,) is charged with abuse, beating and
wounding afiiant with . deadly weapon, in the
head, brpising her fingers, etc. warrant of arrest
issued by Recorder Genois.
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Disturbing The Psacs-Mary Smith, arrested
on Perdido street. on Wednesday night, for disturb
ing the peace Of Henry winthrop's house, was or.
dered to find bail in $500 to keep the peace in fu.
tuno
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EAST PAsoAGOJLA HOUSE.

ruNHE undersigned have taken on q lease Tor three
yesn the well knswn Hotel East Pascssona. -
Mi... 20 long known and kept By y J. McRae. IL In
will Be opened Tor the fe0epliOn of company the
ioh june The place famed - one Of !hs nor dexhiiu
he finest atins. Fishing aad convenience for al kinds Of
recreation desirable In q samuer resort.
The Hotel d undergoing thorough rspen. and will be f
ahsd oompes syls The extensive Garden y in admira
be osdef. sal ,.tl9
markets. and the undessens ater thsmsslves that their
experience in the best Hotels in 81 ChaTes
and the 81 Louis-are an enufsnoe that nothing will be
~n mvss 'o 'n' 'oa1o' u '" BOYD Il SIMPSON.
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Breach Of the Psaes.--Jacque Care is charged
under this head, by Marie Lsguillon; warran,
issued by Recorder Genois.
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| Insult Gsd IArsats.-Nicolas Gramier stands
charged by Jean Atins with insulting and threat.
ening him. Warrant Of arrest granted by Rscor.
| dsr Genois
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Held to Ball.. G. McLeland, arrested on
Jackson street, drunk, and threatening to murder
all before him. more particularly w. G. Fallon and
his own wife and child, was brought yesterday be-
fore Recorder Caldwell for examination. The Re-
oorder held him in bonds Of $1,000 to keep the
peaee.
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To be Eramined,-Michael McCauley will be
examined on the 9th Of September, for assault and
battery on Thomas Day