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HANGING Aradeuy--First Course.-Mr y n L.ppr I'm.
II the tho citizens
,ovp dancing
mence Tuesday ooh his residence
avenue opposite WiIard's hotel.
Day. o tuicn Thursdeys satur.
days Gcorretown- Mondays and Fridays,
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IN Of John Thomas Pan6ed, Now Jersey
Of granted 10 him on the 2O De-
1885, docks for from
expiration patent which takes place tha 2oh day Of
December, Ie5l--
said petition be heard AT the Patent oce
Of November 1851 ~ O'Clock, and all
notified appear they have,
wi said pcution ought TO be granted.
opposing the Gle the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth writing least
hearing. An filed by either
said hearing taken and Transmitted
cordanco he office, which viii furnished
picauon.
ordered notice be published Intclgencsr,
Republic, aud Union, Washington u. d. Daily Bee, Boston, Mas
Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island Tn
bune Fedonian New Brunsvick New Jersey
Pennsys Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania week for
three successive weeks the oath day November
TUOs EWBANK,
Commissi Of Patents.
Of papers win please copy send their
bills the Psen, Once with paper containing this notice
June l3--lsw3w
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[Varranfee's Signature.l
FORM No 3.

=
On this S. day d. in the year -, personally ap
peaed here insert and acknowledged the with
Of attorney 10 be his act and deed and certify that well
know the said insert the Of waranee and that he Is
person within power who
ecuted the ...
OEeers SigHafurel
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I KNOX WALKER Will practise law I'm the supreme
United States, and scnd 10 the prosecution
claims against the government Address Washington, D. o.
l0-u
ID DEMOyAL.- DE sELDlNG wYLIE have removed their
IL Agency and Law Once seventh street,
Odd Fellows Hail. and doors from the
National intelligence office,
har 20-7fawu
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MOSES l.. HOLT,

MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR LAW
San Frdncisco California.
Hon. g. w. Inge NJ c. Alabama John s. Taylor
ESQ., Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright, New
leans Louisiana; Henry Clark Tarboro North Carolina
M Gwin NJ c., California; Benz True, esq,
J. r. Heaey Boston, Massachusetts r. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
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LTUDEs sur In Defense Active dies Places par Gene
u raj Picot-l vol.
Historic de forhcauon remanene manuel des meeu
Duparep, capiiaine du senc-2 vols plates.
Esa Fordcsou des ysienes
modernes Frsncs hemnndc Maurice onpane du senie
vol and
Fortihcation folygonae Ceponnieresi
Pssien raduit capne dc Genie vol and atlas
Tae des Mies 1usage des ohciers din
faneue de cavaeref par Prof.sseur Unger-i vol
Abeee public suorsation dp nnistre de
Ia Jueuee-~l vol
Fonulss Tables frauqnes aide meoire
ingeneurs des architects, kc.g Clandel-ly-l
military sciences and services
various branches
Just imported direct from Paris, by
May FRANCK TAYLOR
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DHIIrp B. RTON KEY win attend 20 any b..,ress
before either Of the Of this Dis
ct and the prosecution Of claims before Con
and the Departments. Once on q street.
-WAssrsrop, July 10, ls1, Jny H-3avu,
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Sworn and subscribed before me this - day Of - il
OG,ceTs signature
FORM No, 2,

Know all by these presents that here tnse the Of
dntee, Of county and State of do hereby
constitute and appoint ------ of and lawful
Attorney my locate land No.
for land, which under of September,
1885,
Power of Substitution may be inserted, ydesiredl
Signed in presence 0f}
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DY A. Nj FARQUHAR, formerly % Harrisburg, fennsyiyania,
ID with Mer
revolutionary war with Great Britain, and the Flor
R0r pensions, bounty land, scnp.
Bounty LanaWi attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order.
Patent oGieeThe applications for patents, procuring models,
drawings will be attended al heir various brancbcs
General Post ONch claims agains, the department wiz b,
prosecuted settlement Of conacors' quarterly accon pay OF
ditto facilitated,
Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Adverse Louis
Louis New Cinnnau
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free fres WIZ publish TO
Of -, and send their bills 20 ms ONCE accompanied
with a paper. June ~"
EDMUND n. WILSON, Attorney at Law, Will practise
T. Washington Collections and claims before the
different win receive attention Also,
business joining counties of Virginia viii
duly attended ohce Louisiana four door. above
CoppI Pavilion Dec fT--duf
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DUBLIC sALEBy Charles county
sitting equity, will sell public sale Wed
nesday the 2 Of July the courthouse door, the village
Of Port Tobacco Charles Maryland beween the hours of
and the whole OF the real estate Of which Johannes D.
srse died -.ed and which generally called and
"Citop
less This a lies upon Potomac adjoining Pope'
Creek Landing and desirable valuable
In the county 1t has upon new and splendid dwelling house,
clubhouse perfect The land high
well tobacco
has upon oyster shell bank II be offered
about 500 each Persons dcrous
requested 10 examine for themselves George Dent whose
farm lies adjoining viii show the premises.
hundred dollars
day OF sale, and balance three equal
four and ysar giving bond
y bearing interest from list January 1854 which time
will be by the OF the land cannot be
sold for less than 50 IS per
FREDERICK STONE, Trustee.
Juno le-iaiw
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thorough training for college or brsne., together with
s.Ssga IN sn sss n sSn %aas'S on Wednsday
promote the comfort Of the pupils and eneour
age habits OF neatness and system. -, ..,.,c,. a.
the baihnr valuable philosophical
a ana Sar and rymnaum provided with reference
health and physical an'ns are some the minor advantages
The Principal possessing the advantage, Of early devotion his
all that enlightened Christian parent could
Terms s75 per session and tuition with
Of books for English studies
fyom the Faculty efne College Of Ss~ Jersey.
Having opportunity OF knowing e talents literary and
sns1nes of Mn s. a. woodsdse while he was student
college and ..e having found ss students s n him him
whose and ad IN yss 20 mn ans
and raar.s.,;s bay .S,s m 'l go sSnnasnsS s...;S.u,
JOIN MCLEAN, Vice President and Prof Of Greek
STEPHEN ALEXANDER Prof ofMah and Astronomy
CoLrsos 0, Nsw hrssr April !, ISL
Joseph Henry LID, s@'1so1ian s n , In.,as D, & c. ,.
Rev James W Aersndera D. o, Princeton New Jersey
Rev. Nicholas Muray,D D. 49,. 49,. ,.-.u
For further paricuars, viii, additional te
monals and references apply to the Pnoesa voonppnap
.np-dlw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
ID rated by legislature Maryland, and enjoying alibe patron
sfed. every facility or he acquson o. o,oasn 100 Win
study rooms modern convenience tot the
aargc numbar Of boarding and day scholars
FACULTY
N G. Brooks A. NJ, professor of ancient languages.
Rev, H. ". Nsdai, A. NJ biblical literature
Rev. n. Waugh A. NJ mathematics and natural science
=. II. Pratt, NJ. D., assistant In do do
Miss NJ. A. Dxon English and Bellies Leitres.
J. Rochester, assistant in English.
:, georr'snah Bulse, French language.
= Ellen y. Gobrecht, instrumental music,
NJ A, Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth a. Sccr, painting.
Mr. a. J. Cleveland music
boarding
IN preparatory department from 10 90
caaogue WIN every necessary inomaton 20 be had on
| appicatonfo
Ap24-2aw2w NC, BROOKS, punclpal
HANGING Academy First Course.-Mr. " r. I.ppp hn
IL the George
to~p that dancing
mence Tuesday ooth his residence
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 6s Wan street, Nero York.
MoRRis FRksELiS, president
sFESCER :. BEskptcT, vice president.


sFEsCER :. BEskpfcr, vice president.
PLisr fRrssAs, acuuary.
THIS principle,
and also upon principle proportion u the amount
premiums the hands has resuy
extended is business and profits and conferred ~ dement's ~ IN"
least possible and outlay 20 insurers,
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California a.
Its agency Washington compfehends the olowmg a.
VIM Jones' NJ D. medical examiner, near cohof W snd 90
g. Washington, agent, Apollo hal
opposite Union buildings, '"ss-u
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THE Gold worshippers, or, The Days We Live Is--
future historical novel by the author of Whefrsrsp
Harmony Of Prophecyi by the Rev. Doctor Keith
Maya FRANCk TAYLOR
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A CARD.-DANIEL CAMPBELL, east OF Ma
Hotel would respectfully invite the OF persons
article travelling his complete
a.
Steel spring riyeted and solid sole leather
do
Wood folios
Ladies' leather and box trunks
I.ad
o vases
Packing trunks Of all kinds
E.h -dlv
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INSTRUCTIONS In Gymnastics, containing full de-
scnpton Of than eight hundred engravngs; by j. T.
D. Acnce late Professor the Military School In Pstesburgh
and In Paris. 1 vol
% FRANCK TAYLOR.
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80 80 e. Al
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINoTON RAILROAD.
Hours o Departure the Passenger Trains.
From Washington Q a. m. and at p. IN. daily, and .
m. daily Sunday.
From baltimore m. ,. daily, and m daily
Feb 3-dly PARSONS, Agent
NEW BOOKs AT TAYLOR x MAURy's.-Harpcrs'
IN Magazine for June.
Woman's Trials Tales Sketches from the Life Areuna
Us r. 4.
Married Life; by Arthnr.
The Two Wives Lost and Won by Arthur,
Volume crote's History Of Greece.
wrams'- New Travellers, Guide Through the
United States and Canada with fine the United states and
Cuba.
Farmers, Planters by Johnsonnov edition.
McMshon'- American Gsrdener-new edition. May 10
no tn. lovers OF good Fruit. and Of ane
Fiowersi have 5000 pear trees, 1900 apple
Paradise stocks They fruit OF the best
and the best ornaments for gardens pleasure gouns
5000 choice grape vines, 500 cherry trees, pIn@s SC
Also, 5000 perpetual boutbons hybnde, and moss
rnta shrubs, house and plants sc.
quality OF the
choicest that the American and European markets can
furnish.
invite who wish for plants
selection possible before dispose Of them
northern cities, where those choicest kinds IN great ae
mand.
plants well packed up and sen, Of america
Florist and Nurseyman, Flora BU 18Th street, corner ofM
Mar 2-eom
n H. UOOE Il CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers In
sneetns bl.Ske,. and furnishing good. generally.
between ih and sh Washington
Aus se-1
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VALUABLE Real Estate In the city OF Washington
for sae-The proprietor intending the West with
MONTHS and lots Nr
rna avenue aud Seventh street east within two Of the
Yard Two a escl and
well calculated conneron with dwelling
The third small house. subject TO ground
and viii be sold Also, enclosed with
comfortable upon theu between the Capitol and Con
rreona Burng Ground suitable the cultivation OF vegetables
Tor the Washington Market darss may be Preferred
both The whole of this occupied at produc
good condition, viii be sold reduced p,ees III
tiles indispuablo.
wishing purchase will please address by letter,
personally office Pennsylvania doors
Il. NJ. YOUNG,
An 5-eodf Agent
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WILLIAM noRSEa,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Lancaster. Grugt county. JTisrousjp.

(LATE rAuauIER COUNTY, vA.,)
w ILL attend the Of Grant, Dane and Iowa
w federal and Madison lie
prompt particular collection
chase redemption OF ands
non landho.ders any part OF the state
lion H. Fooe U. s. Senate; lion. James NJ
U. s. Senate; Inman Home esq, Wauenton Va Messr
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor ". T.. Horner,
David Iapsiey esq, Messrs 4. w Welsh,
B. John A. attorneys LOUIS
xsoun, An
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.

THE Principal OF the Waonon IN C Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who qualified
various English branches and the atematcs He
unmarried sober habits and character.
AL applications must be made immediately and by letter. paid
% { Principal
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Sealed and delivered in presence OF
1.-Two witnesscs.l
Mar 2d-dt3i&wtSepU
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=. s. Editors OF the above papers will please copy,
June I3-iawJw
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Pacises the District OF Columbia attend
collection of debts
description including
lately passed offce in the City Hall
ncf3
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III, contents OF the Treasury. But ~ fam
a,;cism is a dangerous aud uncomfortable
element for politicians TO deal with. the oe'
.,,,c,cc Of n single attempt nj the North
70 cop,urc a fugitive, may produce an cx-
element that will break up the conbina'
ton.
The failure of the political Objects OF the
COMPROMISE is most signal The popular
iiy OF General Cas- is shattered ~ ".eh'Hah
and his strength ia Ohio and New iork Is
gone In the south he could not get the
votes of three States. Mr. Clay also has
los, all hope of Ohio. New York and Was
sachusells. aud is reduced TO the very mini'
mum of his strength in the South. Mr.
" ebstcr has los, Massachusetts, Esd Ne"
England. Mr.. Seward is LOST OF the as
ccmdant in New York, where ne mas VIZ
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Neva.

We have never noticed the papers more
completely barren Of news. We have dates
from New Orleans tothe Ind. of January
bat they contain no intelligence OF moment.
The Pieayn"e Of the 3ist Of December
esssains the following tclegrsphic dispatch
bAlrinons, Friday DEER 27.-1'he
sasanss Ohio reached Norfolk yesterday #.
1ss~eea. One Of her engines was disabled
hslwssa New Orleans aud Havana. The
eehes was disabled in terrible gale Off Cane
natlssaA She lay in the trough Of the sea
~ dsty hosrs. al hands At the pumps, with
- Fospect Of sinking momsn,srily.
1ss fsrnitses and every thing moyeable
wsss dashed into pieces. The mails nre
- The damage 70 the boat is e3O,.
~ Thers were 100 passengers and 81, ).
eoeeoo Ia gold dust on hoard, all Of which
6esvea 1hs storm l. described a. awful
Nsv YoaK, Tzsrsday, Ne. 2A-Co.-
- today h firm. Three thoa.and bales Of
~ Oslssss have been so,d At IA.
DAlsSxozs. Assiay, M. 30.-The
tAsss sppss seos ofshs Philadelphia LedQ.
= o. wsrs Destroyed By Ars this morn.
- - q e'clsck ~ hamss were still
G.
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loss from the Injustice of a majority in the
other States. Texas will find no difficulty
in taking position IN entire conformity
with the wisdom, gallantry. patriotism. and
love of freedom which belong to her pco-
ule
BE- = resairrd bg The House of Rcprcscn-
,,,fjr., Of fhr LEGISLATURE of Teas. That
our Senators be instructed. and our Repre-.
scntniiyes bee requested to present with this
preamble aud resolution, the following pro
posed amendments To the constitution Of
The nitcd States. which, when adopted by
three. fourths OF the States. shall be taken
and deemed rs a part Of she same:
ANrNparNrs.
/ al bill. introduced into Congress. in
any degree whatsoever affecting the roscrv.
ed right. of the states, the imposition OF
taxes. direct or Indirect, the appropriation
II ihe public money TO clearing oni rivers,
harhor. or haNs, or for the construction of
national roads or for toe donation oil the
pubic land. shall only become a lave 10y a
vote Of two thirds of cach branch of Con-
grcss.
= The power toregulatr commerce shall
NJ. bee construed 10 confer any power over
the Slave Trade between the States.
3. The power To exercise exclusive leg.
islaiion Ia the District of Columbia, shall
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Our TAhla.

We have neglected from time TO tim,
notice the different numbers Of Debon'
Commercial Reriep" as they came to hand
Nor can We now go back, and cnun,crat,
the valuable articles contained in them
Mr.. D. Bow Is one Of the most taloute,
members Of the press in the Union. and hii
review Is conducted with the full measure
Of his ability. The articles contained il
arc written by the most able men in The
South and West, and are upon the subjects
Of commerce, agriculture, the arts, i'm
provcmcuts Of the age DC. We wish il
was more generally taken.
The Southern Cuitira'or Ia also before
~. This Ia the only valuable agricultural
paper that we know of in the South, The
articles in il are usually able, and every
number contains much valuable matter
W. wish ii was taken by every planter in
he country.
Tbs Democratic Rcrier is regularly re-.
eeivsd, and the articles in il src ms usual
distinguished by political research and tai
snt We regret that its views on the ab.
sorbing question Of the day do not coin.
eide with our OWE. II favors the Case aud
Dickinson school Of politicians; while we
an opposed to frec.soism in every grade.
II Is work, however, that no man who
woald watch the politics Of the times,
should he without.
We have also before us the January
ssmber Of Godcy's Lady's Book It is i'm.
bellished with five splendid cngravings
AMONG them beautiful irontspiecc. II has
also three wood cuts. piece Of music, and
b solid pages Of Reading matter This is
certainly the most gorgeousl y finished mum
bss Of this work we have ever seen 1t
contains also the prospectus of 1851 which
odsrs very inviting Inducements to raise
elnhs
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\ gentleman from Salem, formerly mas.
ter OF vessel, who recently returned from
California where he had been operating for
a couple OF years, was accostcd short
time since with
Well, Capt. IT,, ! suppose You have
made enough this trip, to stay at home and
lay Oft the rest Of your daysi"
Well, yes, have made something"
Pursuing his heterogeneous still further
""ell, Capt, how much OF the stuff did
you bring home, any howl"
We'll, sir. about as much IA a good
healthy jackass could haui dorm hin on iee,'
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AIRS. s. 4. e. CORXI\E announces 10
vi the public that the third session ofbf
school will open on the Goth Of January n
slant, at the Eagle Academy, near Bethany,
RATES OF TUITION.
Orihography, Reading. Writing, and
Elementary Arithmetic $40 "
The same. with Typography and Gram
mar Sla ~
Rhetoric, Mythology, Chronology, His
tory, Alechra, Chemistry, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Geometry,
and Astronomy siS %
Latin $40 W
No deductions will be made except IN casa
Of prcmclcd Illness, Tultion due AT the e..
wniion of the session.
Boarding may be obtained ecnvenlcn. 10 lbs
school
January | 1851. n29 w
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or We received a day or two ago let
tsr from J. II. WtNoriELp, Esq, from New
Orleans. He represents the city as lively
and business brisk. Mr.. W. also sent us II
lot Of late papers which have not yet reach
cd ~. Thanks for his kind attention. liz
will be glad to learn that we have had the
good fortune to receive dates equally late
through other sources.
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or We publish on our first page the acts
and resolutions passed at the last session of
the extra extraordinary Legislature. 1t
may be truly called the relief body guard Of
Of the needy, from the raths- more than
usual quantity Of relief bills.
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~, ,occrt anpoll,up steamboat disasters.
o,t'ndeI ~ ,Lrl ,crc with prea, loss of
tc. ,;I indncc Couorcss 10 inrn their at
,.r,;o, tn ,Lc yo,i,u. nr.iccts before them
of legislative enactments. COR the better Sc.
,,,,;,c ~ tho lives or ,,.scprer. in vessels
nran!ll.s Ly team line hin roportcd in
,Lo Sonato last year ON tbi. subject has
Lco, t,len nm a,d ar,iu committed. The
proiects for railroads. aud other national
halfway. orro.. thc continent to the Pa.
ci6c. arc the subject of much conversation
anon, the men,brrs. There have been two
ren,r,s in favor of Nr Whitnev's project;
which il to mako II railroad near three
thon.apd miles In lenetlt: the government
granlina for the purpose ten miles of land
an either side az tbe route but to receive
tom cts Am acre for IT, Wr. Bcuton's pro.
loo, il 10 make 4 rail. plapk. and common.
ro,d. of 1000 miles in length. with two
branches. one 300 miles TO Santa Fc and
auo,hor Of COO miles to OREGON. the COY.
,rnfnrut ia ornnt for tbc object 100 900 900
acre. on the route.
Tho uolicy Of furnishing the vessels Of
our navy with auxiliary Steam mower. i
strongly recommended bv the Nav, ncpmt.
meut. In pursuanre of the pclicy adopted
hy the British Admiralty.
Tho invention of screw propclers. which
can be cssny shippod aud uushppcd. Is of
recent American origin Some Of The old
ships. such as The Constellation. the nj.
ted Sta,es. and the Constitution. are not on
account of thcir arc and expense ofrcpairs.
"a h. ooaia fitted o1t. hut on The scorcofthcir
memorable achievements. are To be prosrry.
ed mi roeo,viur .lin.. nj the wards where
,l.v u.er, launched
'rbo COTTON siathti,s continued in the nm.
rcpdiN 4, fine rruoft of Mr. CorNin are
biDhly interesting and importart Cotton.
a.. has been well .aiI. renders the South the
naoaline of the world. indu.fr, and pros.
,eritc II ia fine strona hand nf uoaca lac.
,v..p tl,o r,iucir,l uo,,,rs of IA, world
Tho statis,i,.j tiles e,Libi4 II rem,rla.
ILL.,. incroa., r., tho ip,pori,ti,n of wines in.
to IN. Tuit.d State. Six bundr.J thnu.
.,,b .,ll,n. or ehcrry v.cr, i,,,or,eJ il, tho
t5rec 'vears cnding thc 30h of lime ls50
h, ,Lc ,bree r.,,i,us .vc,,. ,lc ons,,,itv
was butlls 0bgoallons or Madeira tber,
vy,. Unmarried dnrio., tLo last 6s,ol vear
3o9 OAK ,nllons. ,hrre ,jn,.. ,he onautity
innor,ed in any nrcyions yoar 'Ihe N.
crrose chiefly owipo 10 the chance from
snniGr 10 nd ,alorem Duties. meanwhile
IL, inicc ,r ,,iiy, ,r,,a. ;,..,i,,s 10 rnr,isb
. co,s;,l.roIlo sun,ly or ,,i,cs /, ,Lo
Sontb ami Vnst
so,,o of tho v.;ues n,,do ON H., ,,L;o
a. 81 I. "a N
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the STATE or TEXAS.

COUNTY or uARklsoN'
County Cenri pertaining 10 Estates, N -
zion, january 9Th, 1881.
4 H. persons interested in the estate a =
~ {. Davidsoa, deceased, are hereby not
that James NJ Crawford, administrator d
estate, has filed his accounts in this
for the final settlement OF the same. ane "A
they will be opened at the next term u
court, to be held on the last Monday IN il
~, instant, for examination and sllovs
when and where they may attend and co..
The same If they see proper
BY CIDER OF the court:
Il. G. HEAZLEY, Csrf
January II. 1881. ~ =
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The Drug Stare

AF NORRIS & TAcKErT is moved TO JoAa
sons brick building, where their old Gu.
toners, and the expected host Of new oses
may lind that accommodating spirit which h,
heretofore characterized their house.
We would call the especial '.,tcnlio1of In
community, and those who may visit Martial
10 buy medicines, to the fact that when Ii,
aspi.crincium' is "planked down." We will
deal out our drugs and medicines as low. u
lower, than can be purchased in Shreveport
~ We have almost every article in our line
oar medicines are fresh. Our stock alr.dy
large. and heavy addition now on the way
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ask the favor Of yoa 10
call and examine our prices before opening
new accounts for this year, and II We do a,
catch Won it will almost Kill you to rcsis, In
temptation.
We have lots of pretty things coming.
January |, 1891. nDt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTi
A Friendly Caution.

Al those indebted to J. ". Barrett 4 c.
are earnestly requested by them to call al
settle their notes or accounts immediat<lv.
DELAY will be decidedly dangerous.