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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

BEFORE the Recorder, an1 Aldermen hturtevAnt and
Dooley.
fsn The februsry term Of the General Sessions
commenced this merning
which will claim the attention Of the Court aud Grand
Jury during the present month Grand larceny, 10
3 attempt 81 sSoy;iop dis attsmp, to siaosp
there are sirssdy indicted ss eonyeted,a a abandon
ment 2; bastardy, Total old and new cases 10
No Grerd jury This nsmes Of gentlemen summoned
to serve ~ grand jurors CALLED this morning but
as only thirteen answered ara the Grand Inquest
cannot be organized with lees than sixteen the Jourt
ordered new panel to be summoned tor to morrow,
tn which time the jurors In attendance we're dis
a bisicnsst Hstei s,rranf- Tasn ora Watch-rhomss
Scott, late porter at the Astor House put on
trial ana convicted q grand larceny In fcniously
tsking gold watch and sesls. worth $780, the pro-
perty OF Edward Saysrs the 2Sd Of November last
it appeared from the evidence that the prisoner had
been employ Cd by the proprietor OF the Ator House.
70 attend to the water eoset. Of the establishment,
With rtrict injunction that II he AT any tms found
vsluabss about raid premises he should imme dsely
return them 20 ihe once on the morning Of the 73d
OF Novcpbtr last Mi esyers wha resides In Phila
ss.p,in ~. ~. no.ping ~ .ne As'sr hoss
left his watch there retiring Sometime Afterwards
be mis'ed his watch, and At once remembered whsre
he bad left II. He FASTENED back but no watch vas
TO be found lie questioned the accused. Who pre-
tended to know pothing sbsut n Mr. then vent
ss made soo. .0s S ss' s. called No and
Questioned vefy closely but persisted IN deuying all
krovledgs Of the watch and In ac seemed quite In
dignsnt at beog accused of such Dishonesty Seeing
that or dinsry would not 10, Mr. Stetson sent
for police offeer Bovyer who came ss desired and by
means which he knev how 70 apply he soon gained
enough information TO convince himself that Scott
knew where the watch vas The whole matter re-
suited In the prisoner seing 10 the houss Of resve
In Duane street, where he procured the watch. The
ofnc~r Who sccom panied him 20 the houte In Duane
street ascertsr.dt he had left watch there pre-.
viously and aftervards taken " away 0Gcsr Bovyer
took Scott 20 the Chiefs cfos recovered the watch
and ieft his prisoner In the hands OF the Law. The
Jury rendered verdict OF guilty and the Court
enced the dishonest porter TO ths State prison for
40 yesrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

BALTIMORE feb. ~ 1901.
The New Orleans mails Of the 26th and goth utimc,
have arrived The mail OF the 27th IL still due.
Victor st. Victor the defaultpg teller Of the Bank
Of Louisiana arrested the 2sth and ssi 900 Of
the $4,000 stolen recovered He says this IL all he
took. lie appeared TO be dersnssd and said he had
been epdesvoring TO drown himself He took the
money and left the bank, imme ediatsy on being In.
formed that the directors had moved him on account
Of old age.
Texas dates to the 2sd ult are received Captain
McCullouehs rangers have had brush ~ith the Indi
and Lieut. King was wounded In the breast with
arrow.
There is a majority Of eoos out Of 900 votes for
Pearce's slo,000 900 Compromise bill
Jenny Linds first concert at New Orleans 10 TO take
place on the 10th inst
The Northern Bank Of Mississippi has failed so says
the Ticksbrsg Sentinel.
A runaway female slave has returned TO New Or.
leans from Epglsnd She " on the vsy 20 her master,
Judge Bucks, OF Mississippi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

GENERAL TERM.
Before Chief Justice Edmonds, aud Judges Edwards


Before Chief Justice Edmonds, aud judges Edwards
and King.
FEB 3.-The Hon. James q King took his seat on
the bench this day, for the first time, vice Judge
Hurlbut resigped.
RsmoraI ef Geo. ~ Niles and Mcdaniel Roberts from
The Rous.--The court announced that an application
bad been made by the District Attorney, at the last
term, TO strike the names OF Niles and Roberts from
the rolls practising attorneys Of this court the
ground that they had been convicted at Sessions,
copy Of which conviction furnished to this
IL was then ordered that copy Of the pspers should
be furnished 70 Nilss and Roberts and they were
directed to show cause why they should not be re-
moved The amdavit OF an officer proves that they
have been duly served and the court wished know
IL any counsel nov appeared on their behalf In the
case Of Roberts, the court do not know whether he
s attorney Of this court not He applied for ad-
mission, but was refused and he afterwards obtained
his admission elsewhere. The Chisf Justice had re-
ctiyed letter from him this morning In which he
claims to be attorney and the csurt presume they
must treat him as such. Does any one appear for
those partiesf No appearance being made the court
ordered that the names Of George W. Niles and Ma
haniel Roberts be removed from the roll Of attorneys
and counseors Of this court
Meyers Gemmel.-The order appealed from
veTsed with costs and the injunction TO be dissolved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

PAwTUcKEr, Mass, Feb. g. 1851.
Jehn MoMann has been most brutally murdered by
some persons unknown He was found dead in his
bed at o'clock with wound over the throat
made BY . bludgeon. His skull was fractured, and
there was cut over the temple. The Csronors jury
have decided the to be murder, and there has
been . pssf morfem examination OF the body by Dr.
6ylvsnus Clspp and DR.. W A. Gaylor Patrick 6um-
mings and wife have been arrested suspicion Of
committing the deed. The deceased was over sixty
years OF age Of good character and resided with Cum
mipgs, who OF . bad reputation aad was arrested
time since for arson but discharged for want OF
evidence There Is great excitement prevailing here
relative to the horrible deed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04
Affairs In vucatan.

BosroS, February Q, 1851.
The schooner Sunbeam, from Lsguna, January Ia,
reports that the ists received from Yuoatan rea
tive to another outbreak Of indians and defeat OF the
whites with great slaughter Is without the least foun
dstion Letters state that II is government speeuis
ton got up 30 raise funds By taxes the treasury being
slsrminsly deficient The statement Of declaration
of inoependence by Yucstsn is equally fabulous Bu-
siness was very duh st Lsguna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04


There was boy killed by schooimaster ct Golden,
In this county one day last week. We are, as yet,
without the names Of the parties the particulars
the transaction.
being held to bail in the sum OF s4Oo to answer to the
charge Of mansaughter The Coronsr's Jury found
that Smith came 20 his death By reason Of certain
tray between Smlth and VIM aad that the Killing
premeditstAd :"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

HALwAx, Feb. 1851.
The Revenue schooner Hsridus, Barring, master, re-
turned from cruise sbout Sable Island on Saturday
but saw no traces Of the Atlantic. do not learn 90
Jet that the Canada has brought any decisive news
from Mr.. Howes, relative to his mission for raising
funds TO aid In building the Portland and Halifax
Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

BtfoTe Judge Duer
Frr sBy the act Of 1850 both branches OF the supsl
rior Court have been consolidated In virtue Of whioh
trial Of issues Of fact T~o juriss sooordingy
sworn; but no cause being ready, the court al
journed to tomorrow tthis morning..
Chief Justice Oakley Justices Sanford and Psinet
sat In the new Oity Hall, and took up the Law agu-
ment calendar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

The Hon. n W. Crcvningshield Of Salem. er- s.cys-
tsry of the Navy usder President Madison fell dead
In stor- IN this city, this forenoon The essse vas
dbsase Of the heart He vas nearly eighty pears old
years eustc house encer dsed suddenly st ssism On
saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

TORONTO, February 3, 1881.
Lord Elsin has stated In reply TO an address from
the Grand jury that the government viii certainly
move TO Quebec after the completion Of Its two years
In this city s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

HANHTtnUEHi Ftbs o IovIs
The Committee on the Tariff, In the Senate, have
reported that they could not agree and asked for tvo
additional members. The motion was discussed at
length
In the House, petitions presented against the
consolidation OF the city Of Philadsipha and dis
tricts repeating the cot to prevent kdnspping for
free bankpg for resolutions instructng Senators in
Congress to vote for repeal OF the Fugitive Slave
law kc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04
TMRTY-FIRST CON0RESg.
SECOND SESSION.


SECOND SESSION.
Senate.
BY MoRsK'S MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
sSricE, CORNER or sEAvxR HANOVER STREETS.
WAsHMeror, Feb. 8, 1851.
THE FUNERAL.
The Senate met and proceeded to the House Of
Representatives to attend the funeral of Mr. Kaufman
After the funeral, the Senate rsassembed, ana i'm
nsdiately after adjourned.
Hsass Of Representative.
ny BAIN's MRcTRo-cHKMIcAL TELEGRAPH.
WAssrroror, February 8, 1851.
THE BURIAL OF Mr. KAUFMAN, or TEXAS.
The funeral Of Mr.. kaufman took place to-day.
The House opened with prayer by the Rev Mr.
Gurley.
The corpse enclosed in . metallic case, brought
Into the hail. and deposited in the area in front Of the
clerks desk.
The committee Of arrangements, and the pail bear
srs and ofcsrs Of both houses wore ssarfs and the
members Grape on the left arm The Justices Of
the Supreme Court In their gowns President Of the
United States and members Of the cabinet Senators,
family and friends OF the deceased officers Of the exs
cutivs departments and many others were in attend
sncs. Also Gen. Scott and sid, in full dIsss
Mr.. BUrIrR, chaplain Of the Senate, reed . portion
Mr. ss. q s e. aoa. .ho.
sermon from tho following text 81 The last enemy
that shall be destroyed Is death
At the conclusion Of the service the funeral moved
from the hall to the Gong burying ground the
place Of intermsnt, In tSs following order =
The ChaplAiAs Of both houses Of Congress-
Physicians who attended the deceased.
- COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Mr.. Howard, Mr. J. K. Miller Mr.. y. Z. Mclean.
Mr.. Ashmun. Mr. NcLAnAhan, Mr.. Morse,
Mr.. j. Thompson, Mr.. sherperd; Ar. McClerAAnd.
BEARERs:
Mr. JOB Mann: Mr.. T. W. Johnson, Mr.. J. L. Taylor
Mr.. Linn Boyd Mr.. J. a. King, Mr.. Il p. Gentry,
Mr.. A. Burt, Mr.. J. q. Duncan,
The family and friends Of the deceased.
The Senators and Representatives. from State Texas
as mourners.
The eerjean At of the House Of Ksprssen
The House OF preceded BY their Speaker
and CLERK.
The other ofcers Of the House Of Representatives.
The aarms Of the Senate Of the United States
The Senate of the United States proceeded by the
President Of the United States sad their Secretary
The other officers Of the Senate
The President of the United States.
The Heads Of Departments.
The Chief Justice and Associate Jusces Of the Supreme
Court OF the United states, and its officers.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Judges Of the United States.
Ofhcers of the Executive Departments.
Ofhcers of the Army and Navy.
The Mayor Of Washington.
Citisens and Strangers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

NoTIcE-gAssENGKRs PER STEAMSHIP ARcrI0
~ ie verpo0l viii rls..e bs On board :. ne foot o
.lses = 1,s 'Ps & .'ss & Al lgsss, net ~s.,sa q.
With tho number q their berth.
EoR SAN EFgANCIsco-DEsPArj IN LISE-TJESEw
u ard ecssut clipper wITCucRAFr, Rogers masters 10
dssp.,eh ~ this line. In pon. 4 beauty or Sped sSis
sss.i ,s'.e s. been sqasl % say .as
nov the terth vi, and exanrs,op will fay satisfy
Ni,h.n nne,y day' Superior accumulation fsr srss
so6S b sSEb2s odbGs. Is Sc s.. Ts,I .:.I street."
Nkw yosk AND nAvRE srKsK NAVIGATION CON-
ss Steamer fnxSRS & ss sas.a a';s ysss s..':s
Ssrs. s.S ssSrpSs a. soasSsspoS he sssr. ss..
ssss' $ ss ..s s.
rrss o. pa,as = sayre 2, sSnshamg,oa slS Alsts.s
sSpy RSis x. i s5
1sscfTfyosSsr5D ascTe s.o STATS .
isV.r, siss the mail, FOR Earsp, po.,.y ~ w.insss
secured ss i'5 S.s ss's st
sss sSrs sh'ss EssS sis'RnSsiir; iI
.y s,ssss y,s VI X; ::.psr X'.sas vii :as'..sss
u i For nsvass ss- 40 orlsss. .as ts.3""isssss1
sls,. TO San rrssc.;e :. reduced rss Ne. o,ls..s
:hip f.csn. On 1ss.d.,. rssrusry iiss :. srn, the
ESsss Ss.. ';s's SaSss & % -. ,s:. s
ceiy o'cioeH r. NJ. from her PIER foot Marrsn
sset ~ r. with th. govrnment mails direct Tor HsyanA
snd Ctagres Freight taken 10 lhsxres ~ usual
spvoie crly taken freight 10 HAvans and New Oeana
For passage freight, sppiy 70 ~ o. ROBERTA
f7i West street, corner of warren.
IDACIrIo NAIL srnAHsaIP CvxpANr-THl pm n
lie informed, that nder the Of this
company steamer Inspected ssd approved By the Navy De-
psrtsnt snd carrying the United States nails viii cou
nue leave rssama and san Frsncseo on the ars ssa
eeenth days each MONTH unless detained by
BILE accident the non- srrvai 81 the nails PsnamA The
stesmer q the nrst q The msnth will touch AZ
San Bas hatsn, San Diego, and Mentersy sssaers
u s hssb,h of the month will touch Acspuiso bat Is
The new sttapship COLUMBIA viii ply regularly snex
In Oregon Awaiting ~ the former
vth mails and passengers Tor the following steamer frcn
San Francisco. regular line Of propsers Kept
Tor the transportation Of freight and TRANSIENT passnS
between Panama and San Francisco.
The connection In the Atlantic viii ke maintained ~ the
steamships kMPIRE CITY leaving New orb the mir
teenth and CHEROKEE leaving New York the tvsnty
eighth of each month for Chaxres third boat will also "
kspt in New Forh as stesmer. -
rhe steam ships CARIBBEAN and puTLADxLp ia
will form direct line between New Orleans and ChAgsse
esvins al such periods viii little dstentca -
possible the nmus With the rseies
shps through ss snd from Nev Orleans asa ports ~
Mes 20. California snd Oregon.
n rough tickets sn, mossh be secured epp1is
Mon 20 The Company ssuth street, rev York ApRlse-
tors tsps.sss from re- orssss :. IsSsAe Akn-
Mes yort, octcesr " lsdo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

NoRFoLK, Feb. /, 1851.
Owing to light crops in North Carolina our market
has been poorly supplied with corn this season. and 1t
has, conseque nty borne good price, Q slight decline
has, however taken place during the last day or two
We quote yellow 1t $50; white 62c., and mixed 1t
e3c The supply Of cotton has been goed and prices
are dull at 81 80. Salss of tar at 81 81 81 So,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

We learn that the steamer Mayfover, While on her
trip to Nashville exploded her boilers In the Gambler
land river seriously scsidns fevsr Of the hsnis and
one cabin passenger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

ELnIRA, N. Y, Feb s, 1851.
christopher FrAncirous formerly an engineer on
tho New York and Erie railroad, was this day SON.
tenoed to fifteen years and four months srd labor In
the Auburn State Prison He was arrested about
year ago for setting fire to barn, which consumed
Haights Mansion House, and was convicted soms
months sgo, but retained In jail a. evidences In
regard to On individual who was supposed to be an
accessarv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04
Assembly.
hLsArv, Feb. 3, 1851.

hLsANy, fe0 y, 1881.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Three, for the unconditional repeal Of the free
school law four to prohibit the sale Of intoxicating
liquors as beverage for the alteration OF the law
taxing bank stock for Law providing for the sduos-
tion Of pauper children, or children Of intemperats
parents to furnish each school district with COPY
Of Websters Dictionary to stay the collection Of
reference thereto against the repeal Of the militia
law and for the amendment Of the two, for the
amendment Of the free school law.
rHr EXCISE Law.
The select committee the excise law reported sd
vsrsey to the bill amending the Law relative to that
subject.
rHr TARIFF.
Mr.. SHERMAs, of Dutchess, called for the conddera.
ton OF resolutions offered by him relative to the
tariff
Mr.. DunsoUeHs, Of Orleans county moved that they
lay on table. Lost
Mr.. frRsrs, Of TOmpkns opposed the passage Of the
resolutions.
Mr wHrrLrs, ofFrsnhiin moved ths, they lay on
the table, and be printed. Carried.
NOTICED.
For the incorporation OF society for relief OF friend
lees boys In the city Of New York; for the better
government and management OF the New York Aims
House and PsnitentiAry.
AsssssMrrrs.
Authorising assessors to examine persons on oath
relative to personal sssessmsnts.
THE COMPROMISE REsoLvriors.
Mr.. ANTHor, OF Richmond, called for the considers
ton OF tho resolutions Of Mr. Thompson OF New York.
the compromise measures before the election OF .
United States Senator. Mr.. Anthem advocated the
passage OF the same and protested against the
OF the Judiciary Comnittee In not reporting the mat
ters referred TO them on this subject.
Carried
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

Sailing or the st. Lawrence
WAsHISoror, Feb. 3, 1851.
Orders have been issusd for the positive sailing o.
the st. Lawrence for Southampton for the purpose Of
conveying articles intended for the orlds air on
the 9Th ofthis month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04
Proceedings OF the Indiana Convention.

IsDrarAroLts, Feb. o 1881.
The section suthorispg the Legislature TO confer
powers Of local and administrative character the
county boards, has been passed. Sections requiring
the enumeration OF white male Inhabitants every
six years and making schools free TO all. passed.
State Superintendent Of Schools b TO be elected By the
people. A new section requiring the Supreme Court
to give brief statement In writing Of the points In
every case decided, also passed section providing
that the real and person property OF rred women
and liberal provision for Widows sha be made. and
remain 70 them respectively, under equitable
conditions by Law, was epgrossed The article
authorizing the tribunal Of concistion. passed The
secton providing for future amendments 10 the
sttution passed This section provides that majority
Of the members elected TO tvo successive Legislatures
may propose amendments TO be adopted by majority
of the people section declaring that charters
hereafter granted, may be repealed, but the rights
OF all Interested shall be protected, was eDsrosssd.
Sections we're also crossed s~srlng the Lsgiss
ture TO repeal all bssk charters or laws granting
banking privileges Of any kind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04
INV YORK LHGIsLATuRn. n.
BY MoRsR's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Senate.

BY MoRsR's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Senate.
ALBANY, Peb. g. 1851,
MI BsKKMAN introduced . resolution, instructing
the Adutsnt General to report to the Senate the total
cost Of maintaining the present militia system and
whether paid out Of the public treasury or BY fines
and forfeitures
COMPLIMENTARY TO DANIEL WEBSTER.
Mr. UPHAm offered q resolution that the thanks of
this Legislature be rendered to Hon Daniel Webster
for the distinguished ability with which he has vndi
Gated the right of the people of the United States to
sympafhze with the Efforts made by the oppressed
all na tons to obtain the inestimable BLESSING Of Free
dom and for the rebuke which he has given to
the improper interference OF foreign government IN
table by rule.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

The p.rsmptory dismissal q General chsnssrni.r
has caused great dissstsseten among the leaders oi
,party Of order Who prcfss. 70 zee IN that &C, IN.
foreshadewpg Of Louis Nspol. is d.sIrs 10 ostsia Al
nlli,powv. The government l ensrs.s -ah Inter,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

Mrs. Nosxls and Mr ErnxEHs
"6 tender tbeis sincere thank. 10 We
sosnuan,ly. Tor the Iibcral patronage extended
to them the past sss-ion. They nave me
pleasure to srnouN~e The completion 81 Their
.psc,oua and ATTY mash room, situated De-
,wren the Bsp,tt Church and ih' Masonic
Female Institute Feeling -aii.sisd OF Their
pesmsnency Of location. they ~illeou'ln"c 'he''
regular and scientific raslcal Department ~
Marshall. Their next session viii open on The
LIST Monday in August ........,,.
They have superior musical Instruments w
their dcpurineut--psanos, guitars 'Io''hs'
vioiouel!r, accorjlon-, splendid organ. &C. o"
which they propose 10 give instruction IFS
son. OF an hours length. viii be gwen every
other dan, aud pupils are required 10 rrHel''r w
same length Of time every other day besides
,ni-, pupil. are permitted to practice as mneh
a. ,hey sre inclined. aud At any tune they please
tie teachers Away. experimenting ne pfae'.
The rla.. m instrumental music, VIII be ~
e,,i-ed once or twice week N vocal muse
and instructed IN lhe general principles oil tt'
theory. They promise TO use every cNertou
to advance thclr pupils as fas, as Their eaPah'l'
ties will allow.
Lessons on Piano, w
% 81 fi- spnr, -
i,..of. ,, t,t,itsr ~
lr ANY pupi sufficiently advanced On Tie
piauo, viii be- allowed 10 use The Organ ma
wiU be instructed IN the use Of the sane, al''
the art If arranging music slahs.
Juy =. 1851 hJ u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

I $. KNAPP, SBrgroa D,ntisi, Gives par
eJs ticular attention to the preservation OF
the NATURAL Trfra. rs well rs TO supplying
their loss by artificial ones His entire time
for years has been devoted TO the improvements
IN his profession, For evidence OF his superior
plugging and the nfiliiy aHdteaHye has Artificial
Teeth, he will only refer to his numerous pa
irons, both in the city, and country. Millions
of teeth are now annually lost, for want Of time.
" and Jgdicions treatment, hu, let those who
have suffered by quacks. not be discouraged /,
but avail themselves Of this beat remedy-an
operator IN whom they can have confidence
Trsrm EXTRACTED without fear, under the
Influence Of the lrruros. or tnLoRofoRa, and
with perfect safety to tho patient.
Ofyicr AID RESIDENCE '>m0rei ff0.i n. r0r-
ner u 81 Charles STREET to Ne. 10 BaeoaHs
Street near CANA iSf'esk
April 8, 1881. NIL II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
EElAITT 4 CO.

MARSHALL >rRhtr, JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
Wo!esale UsaieS N Dry Gno,is, G,tcuvs, ~
AViNG been selling dry goods =, whoh3
! l sale IN Nem Orleans Tor the last ssvv1
yoars. Ia merchant, throughout Texas, Askssl
las and the Southern States generally and ~ N
Of our iirn viii be- constant, IN The Northtf
aud New ORLEANS markets, from whoa w ~,
recei.c fresh supplies by every boa, during II
boating -en-on, we feel confident Of being AZ
IA keep Oh baud q ir'nerhassor'mcnt Of goods Z
every description ~u'edio The market a,sd coss2
try. Which viii comprise every variety q
Staple an fancy dry goods,
Groceries OF all kinds,
Provision, and fruits,
boo,s, sire~, and brossns,
Clothing. hats, caps.
Saddi,r,, trunks,
Hardware, cutlery.
Crpckery. glass, and stone wsrs,
Tools, farming implements,
Stationery, Ne. AZ.
ill Of which wil be- sold upon liberal l~rs,Y
anil u l'icfs 4 course as i,ic as those ~ am ek
er h0tSc. Country merchants are re- speciiulu
invited q" call upou H. when IN market
\ H. We ha,e now ON The way from M !
i"fh large and desirable as-or meni Of ~
unabr DIR, capds.
AprIl IL, 1901. n42 iN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

SAMUEL c. T, r0Rp, w4. =. SALMON,
ORD & SALMON, Hou" Carpenters ard
j Jsiners, take this method Of informing the
citizens u Marshall and its vicinity, that they
will carry on the above business In all It's Va.
rious branches. Their work will be done ne.
rording 10 order, and will be neatly executed
and puneius'ly attended To.
Give M call We work CHEAP, for cash
or good arrangements.
Shop on Washington Ascnne, south Of the
public square, near the Marshall Hotel
February ~, 1851. sInj3y