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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-10
NEW ORLEAN s--.Csntinsed.


Ncr Drisras.
Tss undersigned desires res
H81 pee'fai'y 10 inform the public That
y " they can always find al h.s Music
Store, choice and large assortment of Piano
Fo-fes, at very reasonable prices, and on sccom-
modating terms.
Among them are Pinano For,es made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, 7. Gilbert
a. Co. of Boston, Of rIesi tone. md finished
,lly in rosewood, black walnut, aud tla-
hogany, with iron frames made IN the most
substantial and woramaBike manner. Also,
the Justly celebrated .Eolian Piano Forces,
which, for sweeincss o! 'one, have not been
equnlcd. They are peculiarly suited 10 The
country, A. the lEollan does not require tuning
for years
The New improvement in Piano fof,es
the patent Vibrating Osrbridlsc. u also for
sale at the same establishment. This improve
meni gives peculiar ftmncs- and brlilaccy to
the treble. add. to the durability aud strength
Of the Piano. and render. !, capable Of reInalas
ing much longer in tune than those IN ordlno
use. x&
W.T. NJ ia Agent Tor Henri iiera' csle1ed
Grand Pianos and lianinos, mad. IN - Fof
power and sweetness Of tone, ihsy a pre-
eminent. $50
The Dolce Compound 1I1.n, J. Pelley
& Co.'S Paris Pianos, aud Nfumen,s from all
the best manuiactossof constantly receiving,
aud for sale on ltbs erms.
Second Iiaad - for sale. fsoIi $50 to
~ 's'" !" part payment for ne"
ramos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ap.
praised.
CoAcarfs Msio. 9n--Thi- beautiful toned
Wind. instrument, for Village Churches, Lodges.
Sercnading Parties, and the private practice OF
OrssDisis Possesses a sweet aud powerful tone,
is portable, lweighing 20 pounds,) and offered
al $50 each.
~ Orders for guitars, ,olins, yioloncellos,
carioncts, flutes, flageoiets strings, aud music
merchandise Of every kind Will be promptly
executed at reasonable prices. Bands supplied
with brass instruments aud band music.
Warps, double and single action, on hand and
made to order, 10 suit the taste of purchasers.
MRsic,--The largest catalogue IN the South
The stock IA an accumulation of over twenty
years. In /; are many old and beautiful pieces
out of print.
Nep Music received by every arrival from
the North, and by the Foreign steamships
Spanish songs, dances, waltzcs, &c.--a regular
supply Original music published every week
nj tho s,orc--natiye compositions solicited
MUSE, bound. copied, and arranged Sobscrip.
tons received for the Message Bird, Saropis
.Ugsicai Times, aud the baltimore Oho. BY
addressing the undersigned, catalogues Of mu-
sic VIII be sent 10 any part Of the adjoining
states.
n23 On. WM +. MAYO.
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PLANTERS' HOTEL,

PLANTERS HOTEL,
Corner Camp and Canal ST., Nsr Orleans.
- THE undersigned clerk in tho above
house for several years past, begs leave
ia to inform the public that Re has pur-
chased the furniture and effects Of said es,ab-
lshmcnt, and taken lease Of the premises, and
promises tina, no cxertions on his part, shall be
wanting TO make the patrons Of his house, CON.
Portable. while his prices, (being from ol,50 to
e2,0o PER day, according to the rooms occn-
ped) will not exceed iwo-,hirds the amount
charged for similar accommodations, by other
principal Hotels in the city.
W. MURRAY, Proprietor.
Mes Orleans. n49y
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n NTEAM HILLS.
EULAR SAW AND GRlST.


TN proprietor takes pleasure Ia annoane-
i 70 HE friends and The building com.
,asn1 generally, that his mills (atter great
ds5aS ~ expense 10 yemoving) arc again in
cane)6to operation, three miles northeast Of
MsI1noA whess hs 10 now ready 70 receive and
~ oV1Bs 4 9yost notice and hlattsfs himself
thxl1W ogS3RlOR QUALITY Of hts Lum.
~ ~ Grinding viii insure continuation Of
tAs el patronage which has hitherto been
sxt6 ~ e III establishment. The following
10 ! ~ d psisss-FOR CASH
esafs p.ns Lumber, oil 90 pr n.
A saaaIi rippsd lumber. 10 90
- lnmbsr upwssds Of twcn,y.iour feet In
iepGA = extra pr;ss viii b. charged, in pro.
tsrdoa y w dimcnsioaA Gum, birch, black
watGuA and other furniture lumber, when logs
sTs 1hnlsAed, will ~ sawsd on The shtres, OF
~ 1aADWu.
lV4 ~ - ~ ussaa credit 10 The end Of
ihe -, u - Pr ssat on the above rrise, 30
ra,61oel ae1 h1Alty responsible men. None
xiae1s ~ afply fos indulgence, without good
sr S1ess q thsir bills. Ard sosse wht
sYeh ~ saaA hll1s NY b required "a deposit
tbs1Aeaee = theis oedsss In advance. s'1hs
- - beea vialtsd,~ and am detesn.
" H. - - hasissss In ~ future.
~ = - ny Hght In The week
AN !. RICHARDSON.
leoo. ms "
soAA @ - nset viii promp. attention.
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watch and Clock Making.

ID MePHAlL& co, (shop over Coles
"a Grocery are prepared 10 perform all
&2Aa1 work entrusted to their care in work.
man.like and satisfactory manner. They have
on hand and for sale, marine clocks, time. pieces.
and watches, breas'-plns, 6ngcrr,ngs, gold but,
tons, (or which may be made to order) gold
pens of the best quality, sc. They are also
prepared to make anything in their line desired,
and solicit share Of public patronage.
They are also prepa,sa to do all kinds Of
engraving. Masonic, Odd Fellows, Templar's,
Sons of Temperance, and County seals will
be furnished to order.
Dec. - 1880. no36tf
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Lapsd O6r Sale,

NlM ACRES Of very superior Land. in
&VOO Pamela county, $50 acres of which IL
rich bottom land, above overflow, There il on
the land n never failing stream Of water, which
would be well adapted 10 machinery. Il would
be most eligible site for Saw and Grist MA.
Timber on the land: Oak, Pine and Cypress.
There 10 abeat eighty acres Of cleared land
thereon, with House and other improvements.
Location healthy, and At convenient distance
from both the Red River and Sabine navigation
Title undeniabls. Terms reasonable.
Apply to WIN. II. BRlSTUW,
93-H HasshalI
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MARSHALL s..LA4. JttfbnsoS, lhXAs.
Noi,ssie i,oArs ~ Nrg Gooas, Gfooeiiss. &c,
6ANlhG bccn -cllthg dp good. ar Whole
l sale Ia NcW Orleans tor the lt.t ~essa
N,ar-. tu uD7a ...- throughout 'ieNas. arkat
aD1tD'Sna .f -au,sto .u4i5 ang as es
of ,nr iirm WlI oil. .Ds'-lnFIt Dr.. ntl.hes
and Sew ulieaii, u...r.D' i,r whom So lad
rDc,N, fresh supple, b. ',or fa.' dnr.g ia.
I anHg SEASON, ,,e i.l rtal .0. a.. hi.. 4tle
iu seepnuhanda genera, H-aefnfni ui good. d
Ncr, description >ui,dto lile ma'f'l and eoun
Try; wh.ch Will ,ompr-c every ,aiiey u
STAPLE ~ fancy dry goods,
Groceries of al kinds,
Provisions and fruits,
Boots, SHOES, and brogans,
Clothing, hats, caps,
Sadt'ery trunks,
Hardware, cutlery
trpehcry, glas-, and stone ware,
Tools, farming implements.
Stationery, Ac., 81,
all Of which vii la soiI Hpun lshsfzi terms
ral % Irrgs = course a. hpe. tA' asgas
" huA- HHJ h.fel..ls- .,, a., 'siiy
hAHod Ia call upon u- wlte1 N market
\. Il. Wc haze uoN on .he Way iium New
York large and desusbie assortment Of 20
-omble dry goois.
April II, 1897. nag l3i
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Immigrants and ersons wishing TO ~
chano Land with Gu.A Yikisn
Steamer Gvuihcrsa,

NAN... APPLICABLE, Captain.
commence with the opea'ag
- ssA river. and ran regularly te'~
Neg Orleans. NArswp~t Ps~t CsAea
.Jegsrsnw. touching 1t al intermediate isna1.
and continue in tlse trade M long - ~ v. n
will permit. She hns been Hitsd aP espss
Coz hi. trade, and for durability, safety y. ~
mesa, and the attention Of her ofaeers - -,
b~ -sspassed. Il ia intended nat es*'y'
shout her shall b. such ~ 10 invite csste.. !,
llec Ia. 1890
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Piano Ferries. Music, and Musical
Merchandise.
Tho subscribers have now and in
tend always TO keep on hand, for
W. p" Aale at the most reasonable prices,
good assortment Of the Best Piano Fortes
manufactured in this country and in France.
They are sole agents for Horst's patent doubld
Iron framed piano fortcs the mos. darablc and
decidedly the best piano now in use. They aro
peculiarly adapted to the southern or any damp
climate, there being but very little glue in the
body Of the piano, consequently they will r..
main much longer in time than any other make,
A. the weather has no effect upon them. The
cass 10 tho iron piano 10 independent Of the
body and can b. easily removed at pleasure
Tho tone il more full. rich, and mellow than in
other pianos. We import the Pl~yei 4 Co,
Paris Pianos, made expressly to oar order. ri.
amos Of 8, 81, 81 and Z octAves, some In rich
carved rases.
Also-- SIelodsons, ser.phines, guitsss Of the
best makers, violins, violoncelos, accordeons,
flutes, banjos, music boxes. and instruments Of
all kinds; guitar, harp, violin, violopcelio and
other strings; Peg, bridges rseds, finger boards,
bows, bow hair, tail pisces, rosin, Ee. Piano
Forte and other music published, and music re-
cciscd from Ill Tho Northern publishen a. soon
~ published OFdsss from the country sole.
Nd and promptly attended 10. A liberal dis
souht made on largs osderS ~ 10 music
tesehsrs. A. In subscribers iaPost most Of
thsis gcods, thsy caA aatp bsttss Endorsements
% psschAssss 70 gIvs thsn can ksfoss puv.
eAaaipG = Ns. - Gasp stsueA New Osicans,
~ m 1oees ftom 0fsG)sF 60
ssSad99s III JSE014 W1TT.
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u. a. TYLE0 =,
@ No. - Camp street, New Orleans, Deal
EA er in Fine Watches. Clocks, Jereiry Sill
rer Wars, Cutlery, and Farey tsoods.
Personal attention given 10 the repairing Of
wathss, closks, and music boxes Of every Dc.
scrption.
o. Jewclry Manufactured and Repaired.
hQ6tv
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DAWLlNS, g. Co., (succcssors TO Rawlins,
III Evans, g. Coz Commission Merchants, IS
Common st., New Orleans.
KErER To-Jamcs Y. Collier, Colonel C.. H.
Cooper, W. g. Sanders, J. +. Roseboroush,
Joseph NJ Taylor Harrison county; DIR. John
w. Anssic, j. J. Holloway Rusk county; N.
Trawck, jefferson.
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r WILL be prepared By ~ 6ssa 49,.
! in January (instAnt) to msks se,t's Il
with all pcssons having accounts with
hope therefore that aN buslsess
transacted with ma will b. promptly
r. by the parties concerned, - longer
gsncs is osi y IN sssstis.. ..,-,.A
,....,, / ,ss.. : q.
Is u ]
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GE0RGk wiSDvtELD. JAMES rwicr
WiNGFlELD, TRlcE & CO., Tobacco, aud
w General Commission Merchants, No. 95
Gravicr street, New Orleans.
Dec. IA, 1880. noo6 iy
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Attention.
I HAVE lately received large supply of
L India rubber to put on my gin and mill pull
loys. which will causc them ,orun nearly
horse draugh, lighter. will warrant my horse
mills to grind ten bushels per day more than
the average mills Of the country, and make as
good or better meal.
have now mill in operation at my factory
and solicit the patronage of those who want
good meal. Any one wishing to purchase mills
can sec its performance at any tine
Us. ALEXANDER.
March %, 1881. nae
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dow sash thcap for Va,,,,
NTEANI MILL.

STEAM MILL.
v1NHE subscriber takes ibis method of inform
l. ing his patrons and the public generally,
that his Steam Saw and Grst Mill, situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, Is now in operation. and in good order.
He is prepared to accommodate orders at short
notice, and on reasonable terms, for cash, or
on credit to pune,ua dealers. The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, SI5 90
Rough edged lumber, lc 90
La,hlng and paag, side and
edge measure 90 90
The grist mill will at all times be in opera
ton. Sacks brought to the iail mus, be plain
" marked, or there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent will be charged on lumber bills,
when not paid in advance. All sum, on credit
will be considered due on the first day OF De-
cemter Of she current year
A. D. BURREss.
January 4, 1851 ulsy
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NottCe.
nURlN0 my absence from this pnr, Of the
- state CAsEy AskEw il INV daly author
isca agent 10 collect and settle up al nv u,,-
settled busis,sss.
SAM FRiOt.
Marshall, July ~. 1881. ma ~
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Scotsman umd Florist.

lIm. Dim, Agent.)
a. GARDEN, farm. and flower seeds gafden
~ tools, fruit trees OF all kinds, shrubbery,
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch bulbous, flow.
es roots, double dahlias, books on gardening,
&c. g., for sale at lower prices than yuy other
house in.this city. Please call before purchas-
ing any where else, ut No. 20, Canal street, NJ "
buildings on the Levcc.
Al! orders promptly attended to and put up
OF the very be.. article. wl,hou, delay. Flow.
er garden at the end Of Apollo street, On jose
phne, near Jackson, Lafayette. Macy
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NLOUGH q LANE having received the in
" slrnelions from the Department, of the
Interior, in relation To procuring Bounty Land
Warrants under the late act Of Congress, ap-
proved 2sth September, 1850, VIII attend loa any
branch in that department which may be en-
trusted To them. 23-tf
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: - 1~ne. e~wpTurn
$3.50 - iSnoAsss
Uoouo 49, - ~aae9sh spPs'"'-
- II a9A 49, "a ~ ena9 se'.ss 70
AgN1e - - = ss.s.en - " 1ns.l'u'e
43oeS4 - Isees'' VIZ
Hk y WasGU. Prei1a4
~ ~, - U048s ~ <TSR
4nn Daaeu, Atne1 0epsvtment
= Al T. lsessss 1sss- Mssic Pss"o
Ove~tV ~ Fancy Work
- II 0onAv. - 01neew pr 0ss-
- 41sa1V Ws9A
pssuAay DsrAnrnssr. -Othogrsphy.
~ HesS6g. ~ vy1ttaG. pr SESSION of
~ uonths 90 90
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Ise l'aeuItiss, for intellectual abilities, moral
svcral.,as d professional requirements, will COM
we Enso rsbIy with the most distinguished in
o. couss " The medical faculty constitutes
6, &nona' in this or any other nouniry-aIl
~ llssm ! ~ able lssturefs and the best Of
teseAaes. -.
'rhessw no will contemplate our geogrnphi.
osi posltion and the extent Of our population.
40 havs - doubt ~ to the eligibility Of our
sis4,stion 70 : IN enterprise Of the kind, A. TO
hss,sh, insl uding oil seasons Of the year, We
sdspg tAaa ~ OTHER CITY HAS NONE.
eommo n error exista 10 the minds Of mary
sissieoAs ri stivs 70 The place II stucying med
,e.nA thesa who intend practising among the
d,ss1 Of ~ Wsst and Sorth, should Ger.
t.nEk e4nea&s themselves At n school whose
FM51 n practically acquainted with those
n T. pablo may ~ satisAed Of the per.
10y Of this school, We feel il our duty to
at4tA1a ~ Tr.atess and Faculty form usir
in .6l1Sn, whish augsss well for its future suc.
,ecssEaoA &at the peculiar internal organisation
As.se fAoaadpcts them cannot Ia interrupted.
e. w. n KING, Esq.
Prssilsss u tAs Memphis Inaitnie.
80 =. 1850, VI nt0 ly
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< o. NELSON & CO, Commission Aier.
~. chant, New Orleans
d. o. Nelson. New Orleans; L. Banksmitl,
New Orleans; H. c. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
son, Athens, Ala.
Dec. Ia. 1850. no26 6m
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H. H. Conan. Tdos " Dysers Roct A. Spanid,ag
.Sami p. Spasidirg
NOWAN, DfkERS, a. SPAULDINGS,
~ Factors, Cor.mis'ion and Forearding lNcr-
chants, No. 100 Tchoupiloulas street, New
Orleans.
REFER to- Stewart & Thomas. San Angus
tine, Stewart & Co., Grand Ecorc; X. A.
Bcegas.. Port Caddo; W. W, Smith, shrese-
port. a. Y
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n e n ORR rs.

- ~ HLDnnND, A'y U"u' ss'"''' "u'''
/ . sale and retail, No. Is Canal street, New
Orleans rA9y
X. pywuAx ". r.. pucHASAE.
DUNBAR L BUCHANAN, Commis,ion
IL Merchants and Wholesale Grocers, %
Gravier street. New Orleans nssy.
~ rr0RAN u. u. BRYAN.
DEGRAM e. BRYAN, Cotton Faciors, and
General Com,nissicn. Receittey, ard For
rariirg Merchants, No. 81, Grasier sreet., New
Orleans. vi MAI ~.
Rrfsssscrs w. A. Pcgram, I. H. r
Scott, Greenwood; T. 81 Tcrner. Shreveport
Elliott Ross,ss >icsoln y. AsaIsaros
DOBBINS, ARLINGTON e. Co. Cotton
II Factors and Commission .MerchGnss, No.
10, Rank Place, New Orlcans.
RErEn:--Mr Cambridge Ellis, Esqr. Bos-
ton, Bowie County. Texas; Messrs Try n
Ward, Jefferson Texas; Ward Wilson, Mar.
shall, Texas.
Oct. %, 1850. mao ly.
OLIVER sAELpox, HgaNy POTTER.
CHELDON AND POTTER, Paper Ware
y Mouse, No. 81 Camp street. New Orleans.
Paper Of every description furnished TO order
N. b--Agen,s for J. d. MeCrearies Fancy
Colored Book aud News Printing Inks, at
New York prices hsv
e. rEKr. =. siaAs, !. LEgkrnr
DEET. SlMMS, 4 Co, Hhciesaie Dealers
i in Dry Goods, No. rs Magazine street, New
Orleans, nsoy
~ w w. GOODWIN, Tin and Shest-
W. won Ware mandatory, at Wholesale and
retail. Also stoves and s!ovepir~ OF every de-
scrip,ion, for salc low 1t Nc ~ Front Levee,
New Orleans.
Copper.mi,hin9 and Job Work Of all kinds
executed with neainesa ~ dispatch. macy.
y0s. LfTrl xJoms, SAN. HENDERSON.
~. ar"osn. ~ . sai ns.s.s 49,
- N.,.hs, : ~. frasS1s1. d sSsssas 5R %5yVRS
nsx.~ ~ i6ss1iff Jcr; rson
r.sC~a ~ & j. T,xa.-
u.rss ---,'-',,,''' ~ - .---
J Xxx Ell, rs'-H
HD,4!Y' WILSON. q 20, Isucees.or.
Of Plca.ants, Wilson. e. Co, Faciors end
'Commiss;on Merchants No. % Common street
New Orleans
VIII make liberal cash advances on consign-
menis Of cotton. and use all their experience
and diligence to promote The interest Of those
"no snip W 'ne'" ,'..--.-------------------
ca5.alInasr Lew,., Late Of sh,.eToa
~ LEWIS q 70, General Croeers;
~ Wines Liquors, Pror,sions, Ship, Boat
and fdmHy Shores, NO. - Hfns'er ST. corner
ct Tehoupliouias. New orieahs
- ELDER, BROTHERS, e. Co, Conn
d. nission Merchants, No. 60 Magazine st.,
70 opposite Canal Bank New Orleans.
Keter 10 John A. Taliaierro, Trenton. Tenn;
VIM. Ledbeiser, Nashville, Tenn; w. l.. Wat.
kihs, rutherford county, Tenn; William r.
Mason, Holly Springs, Mas; Woods, Chrisiy,
e. Co, ST. Louis, Mo- NJ. Allen g. Co.. Pitts
burgb Pa macy
F" H. e'1a"' Iass " Ds y. Roe' A. Span'd'"s
@,OWAN DYKERS - ~ spAIIIDINGs
E,ctor. f,o,.,.,s,; ,n ami Ia,,rar,J,,,, NJ
e5np,,' No loo Tchovni,ouls. street Nsy
Orleans
REFER to--Stewr;t & Thomas. San Angus
line; Stewart & Co., Grand Ecorc; X. A.
Bcegas.. Port Caddo; w. W. Smith, Shreye.
port. a7y
uoau ,rc.a t.Ygss paA,prn, JR.
r i'rAS A. RRaNuER General Greeers.
20 c.n,i and Ia C,..s,or .,ree.s be-.
ween the new IustomDouse and the i,seI,
New Orleans, La. Nay
IN HART & 70 , ,!--c--- mud Cau.
r. -. IL. 20 1,a,',,ai,s,,la.
49, :"
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HUGH LucAa. JAMES 5. BRAsprH, JR.
r UCAS L. BRaNnER, General Groeers,
LIS Canal, and 10 Crossman streets, be-
tween the new Customhouse and the lyer,
New Orleans, La Da7 Y
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T. FORBES. @, FORBES.
L. q. FORBES, Groeers and dealers in
l. Western Produce, No. so TehoupitoulsS
street, New Orleans mai y
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II J. HART 4 co, Groeers and Com
LIE mission Merchant, No. 10 Tchoupi,oulas
street, New Orleans. Dealers in Liquors Of
all kinds Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Rum Wines,
Cordisls, Teas, Coffee, Sugaf Segars, Tobacco
Sulphate Of Quinine by the ease, and staple
Drugs; Paper. all kinds; oils, spices, pickles,
kelchups, soap, starch. hams, lard, bacon butter,
cheese, beef, pork and 81 kiads Of staple and
fancy Groceries. IL Colemsn's patent undu-
latory corn mills nlgy
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J rr Z RsoN,


'TIlE undsrsig'sd recently returned f,o,.
i New Orleans with we'll selected ,,..I
Of goods, since which time ke has received =.
additional supply. His goods urv well adas,sI
TO the market, and embrace such articles =. -.
usually to be found in country stores, III
motto is TO -sll eheap, ansi make quick rc,n,r.
Of ready oash, liz hopes tina, persons ccruns
to Jefferson vii! give him call.
MO l.. NJ. GRAHAM
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We will furnish Bngging, Rope, and Plan.
taton supplies TO Planters shipping TO the
above house.
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IT we viii pay l. cent. per rfaod icf o.
castings. delivered ,iihes y Ia, iouaeegy, ors'
Evans. Gregg u keis, payable ~ sasilnss~
goods. ta,l6,l y a. y
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30 0 KS! BOO X s!

John Durbridge 4 Co.,
DESpECTFULLY call the attention of their
IL mer chants, traders, and planters visiting
New Orleans, to call and examine his stock Of
the following goods, as they have grca, ad
vantage over a great many merchants IN manu-
featuring their own goods. Therefore, anything
sold by them will be guaranteed same as the
sample shown. The following are u few Of
the kind always on hand
Xxx, xxx Mole-skin; Xxx, xxx Cashmere;
Black Union Hats; Pearl Union Hats;
Boys " Buena Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian" Fine Lamarine Hats !;
Boys " Cloth Caps; Glazed
Caps, etc, etc, etc; for sale low, ut Wholesale,
by J. DURBRiDGE g. co,
- Customhouse street, New Orleans.
Dec, Is, 1850. no2S "
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I MERRY, HENDERSON, & co, Com.
~ m.ssioa Merchants, 66 Magazine street
New Orleans. ni9 y
Refer to Msrsrs. Try g. Ward, Jefferson !;
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Ssses
II UUAieins.
" ND 6wsIl, y. D., PssicssoF Of Phys.
- r1sA'''sy' si''''l'sy aud Cool
]. Uaa, n. D., Professor Of Materia Msdica
Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. 4tltsn 9sndsss, A. NJ, u. D., Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
"a. Wilson. N. D., Professor Of obstetrics
~ Disease Of Women and Children.
cksMsors LEcTURRRs.
NeSas-profsssos H. J. HuIce.
yul4wy-Profrssos r. =. Newton.
z yFssnan, u. D., Anatomical Dsmonstra-
~.
elbss fss full course Of lectures amount
70 ettA
- Psofessoas Ticket, us. MatricuIa-
s ri Demonstrators Fee 90 c''duA-
49, lesinag lhrhAs information, will
psases addrss~ their letters (pcst paid) TO the
iiesn; I'D students arriving In the city will
Yaclxo sall on him At the Commercial Hotel
Z. 8. NEWTON, NJ. d.
Dsaa y The Faculty.
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b. GkIMDLE, (.ucesssoF 10 Grimble T.
y Montgomery Cotk.n Factor and Com.
rs:stea Merehani, No. II Poydras street, New
OsseAus. nSt On
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
TINE regular course Of Lectures In this In
Il eitai< will conmeRes on The First u No
yc.,hss, and continue until tho lat of Febru-
80. Tbs AnAto1sicsl Department ~
-,psasd asl rsady 70 receive see1q
First u October. Ths 49, 49,
viii y ssdss the dssss(iea wing
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LAW DEPARTMENT.
lie. 3. w. n. King, Professor Of Theory
~ Practice Of Law.
- Dsla6sld, Esq, Professor Of CONNER.
~ 6uispsudsncs.
7srms-o6O per session.
III eemmuaieatons pertaining 10 Thu depart.
ss.ss II rou1G b addressed 10
e. W. NJ. KING. Esq.
a'ennphis, Tenn, March, 1850.
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II ,. KENDALL L CO, WAolssals Gro
- - cs,s' ecfnss Of Gnvisr and Tchoupitou-
e streess. New Osleana. vlna7y