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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06
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MARSHALL srkLLT, JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
Woi,sais Dsai,rs m Dry Gods, Grcco,es, d.
AViNG been selling dry good. Ut Whole.
/ sale III New O,Irail, for The last ,evra
Years, +" merchants throughout Tcaus. Arksn-.
s.>and the Southern States generally and y. ops
OF mr. trim will In constantly in the nortl,esa
and New Orleans markets, from when, We shsIl
receive fresh supplies by every boa' during ,hs
boating season, WI feel confident Of being abs
iokc-ponhanda general assortment Of goods VI
ever, description -utcdto the mail .i and com
Try; winch will comprise every sarirly W
Staple M fancy dry goods.
Gr"ccrlcs vi all Kinds,
pro,i-nn- and fruits.
Boots, shoes, and brugans,
CIuihing, hats, caps,
Siddmn, trunks,
iiafdwarr, cu.hry,
Cr"ckcry, glass, an stone ware,
Tools farming implements,
Stationery. Ae,. AZ.
all Of whivh viii be sold upon liberal irrms
mui al yr,c'sy course az ko,r az do., Il any ,sA.
r hoHs tunnir, IN rrhanIs are re- pee ,iully
insiled If" cali upon u. When il market,
\. u. We have nov on the way from New
York large aud desirable assur men, Of ~.
-ouablr DIR, goods.
April IL, 1851. nA2 ISt
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sAMugL c. rogD, WV. A. SALMON.
1I<Dltp l. SALMON, Honse Carpenters end
L Jo,ns,s, TAX. this method Of informing the
riiixens ii Marshall and its vicinity, that they
will carry on the above BUSINESS IN all its W.
rious branches. Their work will b~ done ar.
rordi"Y 10 order, and Will be neatly executed
and punciually attended 10.
(uye us call We work cHEAP. for cash
or gHs,d arrangements.
6s,op On Washington Avenue, south Of the
y-sis square. near the Marshall Hotel.
February ~ 1881. -In3oy
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= - KNAPP. Snvgeoa Dent,'t. Give. par.
81 . iivuIar attention To the preservn''o" OF
the NATURAL Txgrm, M well as 10 supplying
their lass by nriificial ones. His entire tine
tar years has been devoted to tbs Improvements
in his profession. For evidence "t his superior
plugging and The utility and beauty his Artificial
lsrth, hc will only refer to his numerous ~.
irons, both IN the city. and country. Millions
of teeth ARE now annually lost. for want Of time
" and s,viciou- treatment; but let those who
save suffered by quseks. not BE- discouraged :
hut avail themselves II III. best nmcdy--an
operator IN whom they can have confidence.
TEETH EXTRACTED without fear. under the
influence Of the I.LrHEoS, or tHLoNOroRM, and
with perfect safety Ia The patient.
OfftcE AND KEslugSSK remored from re cor
ney u ". Charies Nfr~t 10 No. 10 Daro"w
Styeri ,uesv Cana! Sresf.
April 5, 1881. nal "
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UU8C - Wss
nESIti TFJlLN call ,iir attention OF sl,cr
IL mcr chants, trader, and planters visiting
New Orleans, tu call aud examine his stock ii
the following goods. as they have n great nd
vantage over grca, many merchants IN n'auu-
featuring their own goods. Therefore. anything
sold b, them will b. guaranteed same as III.
sample shown. The following ARE u few Of
The kind always an hand
MIAMI Moe-skin; Az, Xxx Cashmere;
Black Union Hats Pearl Union Hats
Bows Uu.na Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian" Fine laInarinc Hats &.
BOYS :" Cloth Gaps; Glnxrd
Caps, etc. etc. etc; for .ale low, nj wholesale,
hy J. DUKBKiibGE 4 co,
~ Cus,"mhou,e street, New Orleans
Dec, ~, 1850. NOES ~
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TuE nndcr-ignrd respectfully
81 ufrrm their friends and the
publ,c. that they have just re-
c,,,rd aud ~. daily receiving an extensive w.
.oy,m.n, IT Cabinet Fwa,inre Ut every ,nri.
civ and -fyi-; al-u, a chuirc assortment nf the
following ARTICLES. To VII; chairs, feathers,
.prlur moss, and hair mattresses. cured HAIR.
hair cloth. plush, danask., cords, aud ta,sel-.
sin,p-, varn'sh. etc, etc.
Purchaser. are invited TO call and examine
our stock, which will bc offered At price, thai
cannot fail To please.
a. FLINT & JONES
No- ~ and ~ K",al Il. %. n3h -
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ma 49," M, Ihsi.
~Se"'s'
TJD0 aDay e<ssNv ssss ny 100 IN"
i osea a0Aetss wHh sas n"ee ~
sssest yrsss, RI oisreeWs u"ses' Wv
rtshs yenfs u e'ts su'satsn the ~" ~ ~"
gsi.h WrFx slssost tm-upt,etssH'. sse NV
urusiy Ill the ssRsi sr~s~esrs rss"us m" s'u ~
svrl sAsss wHisss. nsu-'h tsH~fs IN III: nus
s..hk ss~ss'hTa' y" ses'~I a, -, T.. r., mos.
Wv ~ IL md = a. not actually able
-. ,..,,, n,....If IN .ur..Iy 10 wsy " ,asnswf;
~ "'P "''"s" i" -. .';....,. ~. ,.,.,,,.,, m
i"s VIC" - - w. - -. - h~ n.
"" w. n"a :" ~ ' -, Nv, n,.,. Ind ~, xs.i,
'~.eu ~"s"a -. h.t -, Lavr M, ,u.,t,on
a"o e'c'y ""'s IT,. ...,, ,h,u IA.
''i., -, M, . ,.a during lie tine he
s"S" = ~" NJ, Id A b,uii, tam.
WAS >" rcss'"'," =. l,,, .l,..,k mud
v ni.., giving lie long looked icr result; II
.bru t,~ga,, to seem to H. Useless 10 DO any '""E
MORE tur hin: bur, before ! hna'ly di.I."fea VI
h,,u, l Heard 1t Dr.. Veal ~ shreveport ''''
aud applied 40 Inn ics medicine, ~his" he p".
up WIN full ~insrn d'fce,1ons. ana ""'" :
commenced administering The n's'''s',e .! "e
dwlc,s dir.c,ion-, The cs'a''gc '"f 'he or''.'
tank ul.rr ID early, aid was - great. 1t wa.
WIN A,'on''''"'.". "'"' : '""'' '. .,'..,, ,;,,.
so"'i""' :" "-e W. .'h,.. ,,,,. Ia. ~,
".rAs a. ''' ~, madam, ~, ba.
'"e''""', ~" ..,.,.. ,,,,L A,.. AMI
uce" WIZ s"'"' H., mi. !. an.
ia" Any s'"'" W "" 1917, =. .u,.,i wu,,.
"'hrf "e'PN,"'' =. II, . . ...x,.,,u.,
""' eeen'e NV t'''' at, -, Nj. ,..,..J;..
PROOF VI VIC '"F' ;, ~. .,.,,,. IN,
-, -
G0dsdsH C"nMy, FM', nc - ~ '"'o'
Ih,. may ,.rti, that have len "tu''ed
with Ih. Dyspepsia Tor ten year,, ana Dave AXE"
medicine nearly all hal i'D,s w'ih""l az. bcne.
Ill. Indeed ! gradually -"nA VII the 'i'"e' III
.pplud TO Df. A. N. Veal, Who put 'nr "n
,our-. Of his health restoring rr'"cd'c, which
IN A short time restored me to comfortable
health.
Yours Very Truly and Respectfully.
JAcUB u. DYKES
,,-.. <.,.. <~.,,,.. .L.. IL lA5(D
nh. may certify that my negro woman
Hannah h,. been afflicted with ehL,ro-i- (sei-n-
lion 81 III. mrn.c-) Tor u considerable irngih
.,r ,lmr Snr suffered greatly with pai iul
,,,...,y and VA. much Of her ,,n,e -c.rc,i, able
-. ,,.i ,lmu, arp,,rd 10 DR.. Veal VII" -oou
..,....,.a ,tr louv .,.,x,uj,d r,ncua,iou.
NLIy CARTER.
80, ... <:. L.. 4. is5O
"df1e" t"""y' "S' v.,,'.,, n.,.
Ih's ma! ee'''l '"'' w ,,..,.. ,.,,.
bee" ""ee" WIN "F ">''a =, ,.,. s'......
NJ many '''h's we r"' -, L,.,,h,.
were 10 "N','' wv. "'.'' -, -
might nave wv" "'"" .''' ',''...',.I, y,
had urea az '"' "s'@' '' .u,, I'm,
."'n'"e"ded III ,"e' e",.>' a"", Ill., .'.nd,,,,n
nv" "f no s"'u' ~ ~ ,.,. ,,.',,..,j
WIS "e ""'n '"lP" :" r,.'J -. an ..r
'' easc -"o'. ''''s' ""." "" ',.'',,, ,,,,,..u
"s'"a' cure ,e "a, ''." ".m "' -, M. ..,n,'
n,""'n' anu "as "'" Nv r,"f. A.. .n..,n,. ,,.,
pl''',' ''"' '""' ''"'' ,'h 49,, .,.,J..J an
me 'o''", "'s ."''u' 49, ,'., ."'.h d,..,s,. La.
W. I..'.,.d r..in,, y,,,.ful +,
b'en 80 .a-''! 'fa"""'eu ''e'"s s'" 81,
You 'o' essa,, y, ,,'. ,,,,,. 'nr lr,, m that
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1lODERT DONNElL 4 co, Ievcc street,
IL Shreveport, ia. Groceries, Dry io"'s.
Msrasa,, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Prot's'ons.
Ivixrs. Liyuovs. rkc 23-if
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BOOKS! BOOK 81!

BOOkS! BOON
So",ha eMern ooa Store. No. 81, Gr0rio
Street, .Ne~ Orleans.
A1yskm JOHN BALI. ha. JUS, opened The
Z4 above establishment, and will keep
0aV constantly on hand n large and
,aiaaba collection III 1'heoiog ieai, Niandard.
and Miscellaneous Hohs, which he offers al
prices much lower than heretofore sold at IN
thu South
Z. COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and others wish
iug NsA. aud S,nio",ry TO sell again, he
woMA respectfully invite their attention to h',
larry. stock Of School Books, Staple and Fancy
Ntaiionery, dc.
iir is also agent for the Mgrmopisr Doox
t'oScEns, aud keeps II fall supply "f all their
books on hand, al publication prices.
JOH.\ BAIL.
Sc Grari,r street, Nem Orleans.
January 4. 1851. MS ~.
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To Merchants ana Planter.
A. NJ. MORGAN.

bWWEVEFUNI IN,
nFYERN for sale large and general a.
~ sor,men, of Dry Goods, Boots. shos--
Hats, Caps, Groceries, Sc, to Which the a''e''-
ton Of buyers Is invited. His Stock wa.bongiI
At tie lowest prices and hs ran offer great induce
m-nts. Country produce taken at best rate,
Merchants also supplied NJ u small ad,ane,.
Shreveport, Nov. 1850. 93-n
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5Q 11JuUo No. eUsOs -
.sss1sI - -, = - = s'': s...
j. -. y. - -
N6Sao &IAsxesr, .Msvsss9;
IN 1sonlat AAsssstN;
i ksspss, YAres, 4 brssas, nsN1'rssa.
0Easspes = llowAas, BtAfisx, kssb Csi
nxscs 4 ll0lsAs. Tyr;
u nAscxrT, Sjiim~r;
W. u IoDae, rs~i Cskdb;
~ u t'EKxY, C~ksss'ii<;
l. 3 Pueu. Jsfer~w
#T d. - rowELL. l'osvlisH;
L n Asxcsorr. AAslhytiiis;
wv pnkLrs, Nss Asgssfise;
SfH POS HmxyrAED. <Srsg6ArAes:
J n THo4As. Musk, Cherokee t"wsiy;
J. & II AELy,s. .Ne~ NsIsss, RGsk Co"nfy;
4 tsotpsnlrn, Defhany, i'snois Cosrfy
lAres.bes ~, 1880 nag "
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THE copastasrship hssssofsrs existing
In this town. sM>ss ~ Ana Of Ward 4
wIisoa y shs day dissslvsd BY lisnita,i"s.
llsving rssswsd ths saass BY assoeistiuw
with y Nj. q. w. vlvion. or hnu.s viii
Ia sttsrs - eondsctsd undss ~ naas aud
sayls Of Ward. Wilson. 4 60.
49, shanhlsl fOr W. kbsfsl patronage
ssbes@ = ~ ed Inn, or hiehest aa.bi.
~ shan ~ b aseiistey. industry. asd
49, se.sssssa y hrliaels = mssM ~
s1De + htaeA
WARD. wlLaON. I c..
lsouary lat 1851.
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G'ov sale.

TIVE dwelling hon-r n"~ "~raPird ny Mr.
i Tank.r.l-,, and tl,~ store hou-r f"rmerl,
occupied by Mr. J. Levy. The first j. within
two inmates walk II the business part of town
and The other il situated mime d..,ry upon the
public square. They ARE desirable pieces Of
properly. For further particular, apiiy II. this
office, or 10
A. G. HANKS
Nav al. 1851 nolD 3m
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We will furnish Begging, Rope, ard Plan
taiion supplies to Planters shipping to I'M
above house. ..,
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Tue STATE Or TEXAS,
Countv VI Harlan.

Couaty VI Harrison.
CSssiy Co~ri psrtsisise = Esisiss. July
Term, A. ~. Ih6l.
NOTICE !, hereby given, thst }. r. Patton
~ Admir- ri The estate al WIN. b. Patton
dec~ns~d, has filed HE arcuunsa with Ksid estate
fur ,h< husi settlement thereof, and that they
will be opened for rxan,iAaaion and allowances
Il the next term Of ssid eoust, to b. held ON
ths last Monday in Asguss (inatsnt,) ~ The
courthouse in the town n harshsli, In said
eosmty. when and where all p-ssoms interested
N Sid sasats may ast<nA aad contest thsn u
thsy think proper.
Dy order II said court
'Issas 4. l.. DEAZLEY,
Clssk Z. c. n. C.
Augnas :, 1851. ~ y
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tn 70 rsstify, that i,ays used IN my prac-
,,-e ~ svsN oll,xF& uss, d. J. T.. ilendrr>nus
EaFsA JS.ie, ard d. believe It I" b. the
iie+s lfto1l.ls Tnnh f,s the certain cure OF
rhhsaA kssss. have met with. i'csers"
SSs ~, r 's. md ~, WIN .h,. r ss
rs.siJf MIA d. mot t~j~ys in .Iss,tic..
faiiiaI nsthI 4 hi II ever | met with one.
I, IS Sm atvka Il N. tlrnd~rse,i's, and TAX.
prs 4 Seaso II ssssssR les~luy IL 10 slc atss'c
led WI CvLvExM0uxE, y. ..
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Collector o. Ac~ouala.

II r. WILEY, Co.iseicr y Account ant
lLs xesers' .Ss~.j~per snf i'sr"~'esi Age"
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
kEFEuESrEs:
t.rmsden, Kendall r "a I'd. 1snn.r Core
u. Cmr"ysS II C". t.s'"c Dr'"gs.
Cricket. Fr"sf 4 Ca w. JnS'"n.
Minister f. AndsrrcH. w. ). y. t"pes
In. n. u. Fsnnsr. j. q. Morgan.
Geo. ". Hyn~n. Dr. A. Hester.
De ~, 1850. hoIoU
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CAR Ds. q G.

. r.v,oa n. a. sig1cH
V1NAYIA)K = PIERCE, !"hys'c'snse" ""r'
/ gems, tender their professional services -
,,~ citizens Of Marshall and v'en''y' I" u"
various bsaishr. Of their proi~ssIor.
tJ,her No. 4 Johnson. new brick building
Marshall, Nov. ~, lSA?. MO y.
~ N. ADAMS, Attorney al Lac, Marshall
I 4. Harrison county, Texas. Ma ~
INJURY FIELD. Attorney at Ld~. Ad-
~ dress: Elysian Fields, Harrison eon"'y
Texas. "'' y.
-, A. pATiLiU, Attorney AZ Lac, Marshall
1 . Harrison county, TEXAS. ~
4 ,AStI ASktW. Attorney al La" az"
No,c,u p,bl,e. Marshall, Texas. n36
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JEFFERSON.
sew uO&,pe.
!. nvr,es waser.Cure Esaabiisha 81,

u BtbSOU " oNt~SWsC bos~~ssS0Av 40&H
4 Ak. SAMUEL. GAKEt would rv~p~e tuisys
i } inform the citizens "f Eastern Texas ,hsl
he i. nov hl,ing up hi, building. in this pisre
Tor tile reception 81 patients VII" are dsssous
~ testing the practical application VI .he
Water Cure.
Having prae,ic.d nineteen y~nss under the
Al,opa,hic -..'~ni, aud for the last two yrsrp
under the Wafer Cure, and having btvoss
full, convinced Of the superiority VI the Iatiey
over all other known practice, he fattrrr his.-
-rt tina, he viii be able 1" give general a~,is-
faction to all those who are latr.timH undea
chrome, nervous, or acute di-ease., Of whatever
nw.
The wonderful cures effected by tlydsops.hv
in the ,ariuu. countries VI kvs"tsr, AID IN ~
Northern States, bs. established tie fucs shsA
Tins practice Is now no longer M rxp%sinssns.
and Ina, nearly all the diseases iicidcn. u HI.
..aniiy ram liz treated more certainly, rl~edily.
aud e.irclually by this. than by any otlAse
knuwn Practice. ~
Many Diseases pronun need incusubl~ BY M
icine>, or which have b.ti,vd the kill VI IL
most r,nincn, practitioners " other sy.t~sa.
have yielded, rs II by magic, 10 the sll.hesline
po~crs ii The Water Cure.
Female. L.Loring under complicated diseasrs
peculiar I" their -eX, and WIN have failed 70
tiud rclt-t from medicines, will HMd The Water
Cure II" invariably safe and ri6cHs'vus s~ss,cdy.
Those wishing information with vww l.
Try the Wafer Cure vi tlii. establishment, Or 10
references 10 following course Vi :rsasmsst ~
home. will meet with prompt nstcmtjon by Nd
dressing postage PAID
Dit. SAMUEL CAREY,
Jefferson, Cas> county, Frxus.
\. U,--Dr. t;arey will continue tn practice IL
L. s..e.
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IN
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1 - snesssy ~. "'''." IN:
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- ssss M, r.s.,Is . s",. -" ,hr i,ovrj,
,'n.. mails, c,ll,c,ed
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4. 4. ~. .,.iis;., i.,. s.,,.u .w.p~,,dsd
.s,,l 49,: 'stsevs NJ Resolving the raa.r. and
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u M, l,,iSsSss "
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jan e. 4. bailey,

JAMES =. BAILEY,
Ssddle and Iiafnes. Afah,r, MARSHALL. Tsxas,
a. WOULD respectfully ANNOUNCE To
the public that h- !. now prepared To
- execute all work entrusted to his
cssr, In a style no. 70 In surpassed by an,
workman ~ Tsxa. lila materials asr "f The
finest quality. Call and examine hia work and
material G,s yoar.<ivsA.
Shop two d"uss ss.t Of tie Marshall Hotel.
naNh y, 1881. v3m37y
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STE 4 N ~ LII
70 Farmers. .Mechumscs, and The Public
Il. xerMiy.
MY steam mill, ~ miles south II Marshall,
4vl is now GRINDING, and will c"p'n,~nc- saw.
Ing by the 10th u July. Orders i"r lumber
will b. received from this time forward and
promptly filled. My mill il situated in an ex.
ienslVr p'~ry Of tie be.. quality. Persons
wanting will h. supplied on ~ liberal terms as
can be had elsewhere.
E. n. WILDER.
June -, 1881. ". nj 6ni.
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HENRY PARSONS,

Noltce.
Will. be prepared l'y the first Monday
L in January (ins'a"') 10 make settlements
with all p*r.oas having asvonnts with nir. !
hope therefore that VII business heretofore
transacted with M~ will be promptly attended
10 BY the parties concerned, ss Hunger indul.
gsac~ IL OUT IF M< question.
A. d. DURRENN.
January I. 1881. a9e II
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BNACkEN HOUSE.
pa 90 q ms, pLoU0m :!

y Z. q q q % y! y I. q q q u u
Encourage Ihme Msnsj'scssrrs!''
WE have in Uperstica,
< EN- miles southwest Of III
- - dbl :. fsuassry for pleaq
and other cas,ings, snd mr. row nsanaIas.sa
y nuIwsi"r Plough, 10 which We invite ~
.rn,ion Of the planters ~ llarrisoa and n
ing counties.
These ploughs ast inferior u nsa<, asd
sold m Inv ~ any plough u equsl qsa
They xrc warranted K,r xis nsanahs; -
bsoksn in that ,is,v. BY ,vssr~swe ,h< ~
pisv~. new pI..re will " gives IN sssha*eH Z
Specimens ran bs s<~W ~ithrs n tlse h'a~: nv
u Il Evans. Gr~gg 4 k~yA "as sx~ai~ !"
shall. VII" arr psvpnsed I" Oil Ill "Fdsfs.
Trrma-CAsH.
SANDERS 4 6TEWAkI:
u We will IAy u cents prF ''Hns
rssling~. delivered either 1t ikr fosaesl3
Evans, Gregg 4 KEYS, psysbls IL
goods. vMleyl -.
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Weseesn ProAsce.

THE sndrr.ignrd w"sld m"., respectfully
i inform tlss publk. shas ts< has ju., rvcsiv.
ed from 81 1.ouir, Louisville. and Cinsisnasl,s
.srve stuck of the above rubsssntials II Ill.,.
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shall. Texas.
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OtssO10o1om.

.n\E Of our hrn Nv. Z. tlID having deter.
~ mined 4" remove TO Tyler, for the purpose
Of pract,cing N the Suprrin. Court Of the
State, and ~ thu United States District Couri
our Inv partnership is, this day dissolved b.
mutual consent. uur Hni,d attention will h.
given TO all the business III the trim of hin l.
Frazer, and nso, Of the late firm Of It'll. Fra
ger. i shed. until The sanr il 6nallv settled
Letters IN The bu-,n.- IT .thrr Vi .ad ii,is " III
b. addressed rs hrsct"fnre.
&. A. Frazer Vii continue II reside IN Mar.
shall, and to practice IN the Court. of the sixth
Judicial District, and will occupy the office here.
toiors occupied BY the firm
w. r. IlIl.l.
r. FRAZER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE December 10, 1851.
Cold Weather and Destructive Fres-EoJe Resc1e-4vraI
9th. Libe,ls Packet Religious Mission, &c.
Yesterday . cold wnterish day, the nrst of the
season. and the manufacture Of ice is still progressing
with the prospect Of good harvest.
As suitable accompaniment to the cold weather. there
quite number Of fires during Saturday night and
yesterday The first nre at 4oclock yesterday morning
destroyed the fine brick church Of the Emmanuel German
Evangelical Association, the corner of Camden and
Eutaw streets leaving nothing but the bare walls stand
ing There insurance of So coo in the Fremen
office the building The fire originated in the lumber
yard of Messrs Hiss Austin, adjoining, which d
msged to the extent Of about the amount Of their
insurance in the Associated Fremen's Office The barn
and stable Of the country residence Of John Glenn Esq
also destroyed yesterday and last night immense
barn, near the Aims House, burnt.
On Saturday night st the residence Of Mr.. j. d.
Eichalberger in West Saratoga street, fire scciden
tally communicated to bed In which two Of his children
were sleeping An alarm given and q member of the
Liberty Company Mr. Henry Ryan, rushed through the
flames and rescued the children before they were
his hands and face whilst nearly all the hair burnt
On his head.
The bark Liberia Packet, Captain Home, arrived ~
this port Saturday evening in fifty days from Ii
TO DIR. james Hall Ell and sybil Jones' of Maine min
ters Of the Society Of Friends returned in the Packet
after Absence Of five months in Africa during which
they enjoyed good health, visited all the American
the colony The Packet win .an for Liberia again on
the 3lit inst and IL is expected will take out large
rumb er Of emigrs nts from Maryland and Nirgnis.
The Rev. j A Peyton and Rev. X. Mullen have ar
ops OF Irela TO solicit Subscriptions for founding
catholic University
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
Art Union.
TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
STR-In addition to the questions TO tho ma
nagers, published in the HERALD Of the l5.n inst. =,
permit me to ask the following
Why have they this year devated from the Gus
tom Of Art Unions, to which they have hsretofors
copformed, Of publishing annual report Of trans
actions, with an alphabetical list Of subscribers
How much per year, according to their estimate,
paid by artists for freight Of pictures from Rome,
Florence, st. Louis, Cincinnati, Boston, aud many
other places in Europe and Americsl What pro-
portion Of them are purchased How much is paid
Tor the return freight, boxing, sc How much 10
paid by the WI fortunate drawers, for freight
And what is the difference, 10 expenses Of this kind,
between their plan, which requires that oil pictures,
to have choice to be sold, must be sent to their
shop in Broadway, and the plans Of the London the
Philadelphia, and New England Art Unions, which
alo~ the prize drawers to select their own works,
whichever they frd IL convenient
Why did they not publish, in their bulletin, the
whole Of the London DIT Journal instead Of taking
only that part which gives them faint praise quail.
fed by damniDg exceptionsl
Have they yet retracted, or proved their asser-
ion that they declined the copies of the Vene-
tan Masterpiece" painted by me- which assertion
publicly declared to be untrue, and calumnyl
j. X. FISHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

fHLApkLrHiA Dec To- 1901
Decision Of our Ner Supreme CONDITIONING the Marshal
Triernioi Pgrade Of our Fremen.
case has long been pending In our Supreme Court
brought by our merchants who conceived that por.
ton OF the halt million dollars devised By the late ste.
phep Grai for the Improvement Of the Delaware front
should be used in dredging out their private docks The
decision was pronounced, this morning, by the new
judge denying any such application Of the funds and
deciding that dock owners shall pay for dredging
Our Marshal OF Police has his hands full about this
time in the inspection Of candidates for his police force
during the ensuing year He has TO pick his out
Of about i've hundred returned to him by the City
Councils and other corporate authorities Meanwhile
he Ii bored by politicians and Others for the selection Of
certain favorites Of their own who ti persevers In
pressing their claims despite expressed determine
ten not to be guided by any such recommendations.
Our Fire Department las resolved to parade on the
third Of May instead OF the twenty seventh Of March
which Is the anniversary Of the Fire Association The
change has been made In consequence Of the day gene
rally proving stormy.