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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-22

CUBAN AFFAIRs.-The New. York
Sun, their chief organ in this country,
acknowledges that reverses seem to
have befallen the Patriots in the neigh.
borhood of Principe. which the infor.
nation furnished TO them did not lead
them to anticipate, and states that it
need not conceal its fears that the
Government have triumphed, for the
present at Principe. "Other parts Of
the Island, however" says the Sun.
fare represented to be making pro-
nunciamentos and organizing guerilla
bands, though with what success re.
mains to be seen. The Cubans are
miserably deficient in arms and all the
equipments Of war. which is serious
drawback. The Havana Cubans aP.
pear to exaggerate the rumors that
reach there almost as much as the
government exaggerates its official
statements"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-22
FREIGHT TRAINS.


FIRST, OR REGULAR TRAINa.
Leave Charleston daily at 5 A. NJ, ar.
rive al Hamburg before IL A. NJ. next day,
and as many train, leave every morning as
may be necessary TO take off all the Goods
received before 6 O'Clock the evening be,
fore, and on their arrival at Hamburg, are
Immediately discharged. and sent ever to
the Georgia Rail Road.
SECOND, or Express Freight Train to COM
mence running on ooh August.
Leaves Charleston 5 z. NJ, and arrives
at Hamburg at 7 A. NJ, next morning.
Leaves Hamburg a, 5 p M and arrives
al Charleston at Z, A. NJ.
This train will take light and valuable
Goods only, say boxes and bales Dry
Goods. Hats, Shoes, Satdlery, Glass.
Drugs, Sc. &c., which will be sent over
immediately on arrival to the Georgia Raj
Road Depot. at Augusta, and from thence
will be despatched by the day or nigh
nail trains, or by extra express Of the
Georgia Rail Road. to their points of des
'Ination. In addition TO the above, MeSSrs
Combs s. Chamberiin have made arrange
mens TO express light Goods on their owl
account bv thu Passenger Tram
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-22
Salt.

PRADFORD & DODSON have just
~ received large supply of Kings Salt,
or sale cheap for cash. Aug %, ~
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
PASS ENGER TRAINS.

FIRST, OR ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.
EAVES Charleston daily al 8 A. NJ .,
-A~ and arrives at Hamburg al "a P. M.
Leaves Hamburg daily at 6 A. NJ, and
arrives at Charleston al IA p. NJ.
This train takes up and sets down all
way passengers.
sECoHD, OR EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Charleston daily at ~ A. NJ.
and arrives al Hamburg at 5 p. NJ.
Leaves Hamburg at 10 A. Nj. J., and arrives
at Charleston at 81 p. NJ
This tram takes through Passengers only,
and alcays arrives in iull time to connect
with the evening tram Of the Georgia Rail
Road, al Augusta. gong West, and with
the Wilmington Boats. and with the New
York and Philadelphia line CT Steamers
going East.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-22

PHILADELPHIA Steam Refined Gold.
I en- Syrup. a prime article. Tor sale at
May 30. 1851. S. *. REEUER'S.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-22

DESPERATE FIanr IN ALABAMA.
A correspondent Of the Montgomery
Journal, at Welumpka, (Ala.) Aug.
LIST, says:
"The citizens Of this to wn were to.
day considerably excited on account
Of fight which occurred last night at
about 9 o'clock, with a number OF
persons on each side, armed with
double. barrcI|ed guns, pistols. and
perhaps other weapons, in which en-.
gagement one man was shot dead on
the spot and another wounded. The
name Of the man killed was David
McQuirk. who. it is believed, belong
ed to a gang Of desperadoes who have
been for some time annoying our peo.
pie. The wounded mans name is
Joseph Davis, who, at the time he
was shot, fell and was supposed 10
have been killed also, but he is now in
a fair way Of recovery. He belong.
ed to the party opposed to this band
nof outlaws, and is a young man acting
as clerk in one Of our mercantile es.
Establishments. There was no further
injury done, which is the more re.
markable as the parties were closely
engaged, and it is thought that there
were some fifteen or twenty shots
exchanged.
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"Stop my advertisement; | have
more calls than can attend TO, and
am harrasscd to death by the impor.
tunities of those whom cannot serve"
Thus said a man walking into our
office few days ago. He was out
Of employment. and so adopted the
only rational method, IN these times.
Of finding it, viz: advertising. He
had paid for his advertisement for
several weeks. but the publication Of
it but a single lime, brought him more
business than he could attend TO, and
he was compelled to order its discon.
tinuance. Such a result needs no
comment. We might point to more
than enc other similar instance. in this
place, where a judicious system of
advertising has greatly multiplied the
business Of the advertiser.--Oneida
Chief
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-01

~ NJ. ADAMS, Agmney Al Lac, Marshall,
\ Hnrri.ou county, Texas. 1893 ly
INJURY FIELD, ANurug al Lar. Adj
- dress; Ely>ian Fields, Harrison conniy,
rcxa-. 1888 ".
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--FFT- VTF"'F'T-r ~ "
IN sANt Ell CAREY,
COTTON GIN FACTORY.

HAZE NOW ~ successful operation q.
l Cotton Gn Factory, Ihrcc-9uar'ors Of Il
mile west OF the courthouse, Marshall. Tex,
and am masking Gins with SANS OF tine ess
steel plate, and the best chilled east ribs ss
lire proof boxes. These Gin Stands are equa
II not superior, to any now IN use. Any pr
son waning . gin stand would find il 10 h
interest to ir, one Of this manufacture. Al
that he har To do. Is 10 inform me of his h.
sire. aud the stand Viii be sent to him, and \.
~ have an opportunity Of testing It's qnal.
ties wihou, charge. Should II iail to NEE, b.,
expectations, he has only To set it aside ani
inform me NJ lhc fact ! woud prefer, how.
ever. delivering them nj the Factory. 1h.r
till be sold at prices IL accordance with itt
times. Gins viii be repaired at the shortest
uoilcc.
l'eiag practical engineer, mll-righl, uses.
smith, and machinisi, | am well prepared to
repair all kinds Of mills.
Al nv giu stand. are warranted to perloy,
well; and should they fail to do so, purchaser
will always know here to find me,
J. s. ALEXANDER.
Maraa IS, 1850.
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NEW oRLEAN S...Csal.nxed.


TM undersigned desire, re-
.~Yt4 pcc,iuiy To inform ihc p'- bin That
j the, can alway INA II ias H"sif
y g-s. q eho,cc and iafgc assortment of ran"
F,ff.., at very reasonable prices, aud ON accom-
modaiing terms.
Among them are P.nnn0 foric- made by the
old and eel, hrired manufacturers, ! 'htcri
& Co. Of Boston, Of rich tone, and Finished
beautifully IN toscw God hlnck walnut, and n'''-
hntfamy. with iron frame, made IN TIE most
~an.iaalmi and worsmanlkc manner. Also
ilir iu-lly c.lehrui,d .laiian Ran" iori's'
which. ior .w,s nc-S oi tone. have not been
raualicd. They are p,cullsfly suited to the
reunir,. ~ the Holian does not require tuning
Tor wears.
The New Improvement in Piano forte~
the patent Vibrating Oi'fbrs1ge, Is also '"f
sale at the -aiftc establishment. THIS impf"'.
mrui gives peculiar htmDcs- and btiil"ee, 10
lh. tr.bl.. adds To- the durability and strength
OF the Piano and renders II capable ~ rc'naif'-
ng much longer ~ tune than Hose IA ordinary
u.s..
W.T. VI. IS Agent for Hknri I(rrs' celebrated
Grand p.,nos and riainnos mad. IN Pans. For
power and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-
eminent
The Doic, Compound tpachnen,. J. Pelley
the best manufactures, constantly receiving,
aud for sale on liberal terms
Second. liant Pianvs for sale. from $50 to
$500 each, add taken IN part payment Tor new
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired Tuned, Rented, and Ap-
praised.
Cafhcarf's Heiod,on--This beautiful toned
Wrnd h,slfumcri, for Village tlurche- Lodges.
Sefrnadiug Parties, and tie private practice OF
Drgani>iS, po-.e->e. sweet and powerful tone,
is portable, (weghing 10 pounds,J aud offered
al $50 zach
j Order, for guitars, siolm~, v'oloncellos,
cnrionci-, flutes, hagcolrts. ~trings, and muse
merchandise of every kind viii be promptly
executed al reasonable prices. Bands supplied
with brass instruments and band music
s/farys. double and ~, ,c action, on hand and
made to order ,o suit the taste of purcha rr,.
Hgsic.--'!he largcs, catalogue III The South
The stock j. an accumulation Of over twenty
YEAR. In it are many Old and beautiful pieces
out Of print
New Uh,uc received by every ARRIVAL from
the North, and by the Foreign steamships
Spanish SINGS dances. waltlc-. Ac.--a regular
Supply Original Music puhlshcd every week
at lie storr---uatNe compositions solicited
Mnsic, bound copied. and arranged Suh-efip.
trn> received for the Ne,sacc Bird Sdr0Gt 5
uasicd I0aes, aud the Bahimore Oiio By
addressing the undersigned, catalogues rf mn.
sic vii be sent to Any part Of tie adjoining
states
i.l,:i 6n. WM. i. MAYO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-01


a X. RICHARDS, W.. ~ tharires street.
~ New prlru-, importers aud Whoiesdt
- B,ai,r m Ial-itn and Domaas Uasd-
,e,tc, Sacrde and Amei can BIZ. si'rf. and bniir
irun 10 which he invite, the attention of coun.
try dcalrrs. Among others alc the following
goods;
roo tons s'wcdc and American Bnr Iron;
100 English aud Hoop, Boiler
and ,hrc, lion;
10000 H.. Grazlcr> copper assorted, all sizes ;
5000 keg. Wrymouiii'- Nails;
coo dozen Collins Hunts, and Davies Axes /;
400 Sheycis aud Spades. lid makers.
300 hest cniion aud wool Cards
200 tons best Philadelphia hoIlow-wsrc CAST
ing-, as~uricd.
$50 ca-ks bright ny. log. and trace Chains.
35,l dulrn CiFuilnl. ciHe. and grub Hoes;
3,ou0 riongbs, assorted. Kings, Cary, Hull,
Peacock and Naher, cast.
Cologne Mil S,mlcs, Grind Stones. MN
Irons, boiling cloth sugar Kettles. CRATE Bli-.
and fire mouths Together with tal assortment
OF direct importation, foreign and domestic shclf
Hardware, all Of Which viii be aolJ on the most
favorable terms.
Dee. II. 1850. no2G Sins
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-01
PLANTERS HOTEL.

"a "uNCLE JOE" date Of Holmes
M. 4 county, Miss respectfully inform, the
.-AAs. citizen, of Harrison county. aud the
travelling pnhlic.tha' be has taken the nouse on
the northeast corner Of the public -qa.re, known
~ the PLANTERS HOTEL. He respect.
iuly soiiet- Il share of public patronage, and
hopes that his accommodations vii, be such As
TO give general satisfaction,
JOSEPH VI. TAYLOR, Pro.
Mprahall Texas. Nov |. 1879, 2ty
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IIIE und.F-,s5scd, DeALgEs rs NEErs, re-
] specially bcg 10 call lhcattcGtIon 81 their
friends and th, pubic /" the fail and elioic. a.
,oriu,-ut of Seeds and GraiHs which they have
now IN store. They have also un baud M as-
.ortinrm of t.ar,lcu implements. Watering Puts,
Flower Pots, Bird Cages, ~r.d and walter glas.
SEES, split peas, pressed herbs, tobacco seed,
roots plaui-, slrnhbery. &c. Tlcy hn,c coin.
pleic arrangement. 10 be kept supplied WIKI
fresh aud warranted Seeds. Equitable To the >,a-
sons ~ ihv, progress from the grawrrs, COM
stock, Fprr. 4 Co. Of Wcih.r,lield, Conn.
and VIII take pride IN Supplying the san. to
their customers IN a neat aud careful manner,
and ut reasonable prices.
Orders. with city reference, fof the above. or
Tar Carolina Cow l-'a~. corn. oats. wheat, buck
wl,eni, rye, b. ricl, miilcj blaekeycd pear, Ac
viii be we'll and -pc dh, attended 10, by
CO.Ns1Oth i, 90.
Wcthcrsiirli Seed STORE, ~ Common street,
corner Of 1chonpi,ouIas street, New Orleans
Dec. II. 1880. uo2J IS
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z. 4. IT. Il Z =,
r. No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans, DesL
IN er in F.ae haichss Cheeks .Jereiry N,t
nsr War, Cutlery, and Fanny GaMs
Personal attention gi,v., 10 the repairing o
wa,hes. clocks, aud mu-.s boxes ii every d..
-crip'ion.
OF Ieweiry Manufactured and Repaired.
n2uiy
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IisAnr Go. Tc.ror. April ., 1850.
certify thai bought So Saw Gin Of TX
Alexander last spring. that is M good ~ N!
that ever saw. bath Ter making a good W
pier and fast picking. BENZ GAGE
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
MEMPHIS INsTITuTE

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
TIME regular course of Lectures in this IN
Il situate will commence on the First If No.
vepbcr, and continue until the last Of febTu-
ary The Anatomical. Department will be
epssed and ready 10 receive students hy the
First Of October. The Medical Department
viu b. aad~r the direction Of The following
PxOrEss sons.
4. Freeman, II. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
\. \. Newton. N. ID, Professor Of Surgery,
II. J. IinIcc, N. H., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine
w. BYRD Poweii. NJ. d., Professor Of Phys
ioIogy. Pathology. M'ncralcsy and Hecl-
Ogy.
]. hing. N. y, Professor ef Matcria Medica
Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. Milton Sanders. A. NJ, NJ. D.. Professor OF
Chemistry and rharnacy.
J. \. Wilson. NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
aad Diseases of Women aud Children
cLINiuug LECTURERS.
Medrine-- Professor IL j. liulce
.SHrgery--ifotcssor X. $. Newton.
4. Freeman, N. D., Anatomical Domonsira-
tor
Th~ fecs for a full course Of lectures amount
10 4tD3.
Esrh Professors Ticket. si3. Maricula-
tors, -. Demonstrators Fee, $40. Gradul.
lion, go.
Those desiring further iniormaton vii
please address their letters (posi paid to tle
Denn; aud students arriving in the city Viii
please call on him ait The Commercial Hotel.
K. $. NEWTON, NJ d.
DIAN u he Faculty.
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New Firn,.

The eopatnership heretofore existing
in this town. uudcr the ina OF Ward 4
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by associatinc
with Us Mr.. q. ". \nion. our house will
in future he conducted under the name and
style of Ward. Wilson, Il Co.
Being thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to the old firm. our highest an,bi
ton shall be, by assdeit,. industry, aud
close attention 10 business to merit the
same in future.
WARD, WILSON, 4 Co.
January ist 1881. pS,f
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MARSHALL, March 20. 1850

WhNNIIH ID, .VH'fH ~ T"ve'
take pleasure IA ios,ilyng that purchases
a cotton gu last winter at J. =. AlcNansrfs
Factory. II contains Is saws. ! can gin, VIA
east, per day, two bales Of cotton weighing
500 lbs, with two horses. The sample d COZ
ton is inferior to none.
vVN nAVcNpNuT
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WM. DAVENPORT.


Ursmug CousTy, TKxAs
March ia, 1850.
recommend ]. =. Alexander to the subtle n
A good Gin-rigili. ! bought a. saw YIN o.
his make las, year do not belIesc il csn
surpassed BY any in the United States.
int3 iyl u. H. AiETiiVlN
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= T T. 4 NJ WILL.

u ! VI VI Ill s
r1>fIE subscriber takes his method of inform
j ing ii~ patrons and the publir generally,
TINT bis STEAM Saw and Gri.t Mil. situated
about onc aud a quarter mcs northwest from
Marshall. IS now 10 opctation, aud in good ORDER
lie is prepared to accommodate orders At short
noiicc, and on reasonable term. for cash. or
on credit to punctna dealers The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber hoard measure, 6I5 90
Rough edged lumber. &c 90
Lathlug and I',sg side and
edge MEASURE. 90 90
The grist mill will al all times BE- In opera.
ton. Sacks brought to the mill mas, be pls,,.
y marked, OF there will be 10 responsibility, for
loss
Ten per cent win be charged on lumber Lil,4
when not rNid IN advance. All sums on sxvd,.
will be considered due on the first day ~ De-
ecmber Of the current year.
A. d. DuRRESN
January =. 1851 va
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49,. .,-s..s.s.. s,.., " ~ asd " ta~p sf1sss
DRIESrl.EY d BEtN. Importers and Deal-
err in ihsrd~ar,, Cutlery, jron, Steel, Cop
per, and Tin Fiafe, ta,is, Cordags, Paints,
and Oils, Mil aud Grind Siesss, Nos. 80 and
81 Camp street, New OslesaA ssey
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<~s.s: MRS. HRAtkEN y son have taken
.,. charge Of the Kusk Hotel, IN Ru>k,
---.4A Chrrnkce county, aud solciI The patron.
are ~ tine travelling public The table will bv
furnished With the best the country affords
aud they pledge them,sl,cp that no pains will
b,. spared to render il one of thr most gcnl.ei
uud comfortable establishments IN Es-teru
Texas
Ru-k, Cherokee Co. Feb ~. 1850, n50y
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DESpECTFULIN cali hc attention of their
IL ner chants, trader, aud planters visiting
New Orleans, (" cali aud examine his stock nf
III. following goods, as they haze great ad
vantage over n great many merchants IN manu-
featuring their own goods. Therefore. ANYTHING
sold 10y them viii be guaranteed ,anir ~ the
simple shown. The following are few of
the Kind always on hand
An, NNs Nule-~kln, "A, WV Cashmere;
Black Union Hats, Pearl Union Hats
Boys iiucna Vista Hats,
Fire Hungarian" Fine Eamuriinr Hats
boys cloh Caps. Glazed
Cap, etc, etc, etc. for sale loss. at wholesale,
by J. DtiKUKlDGi. & 60,
- Cu-iomhouSc street, New Orleans.
Dec, II, 1880. nc2b "
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4 ,lIARLES BYR\E. (,G,ee>>or to Ja.. Cal.
y hway) uorgfacfuery Ceppcr, >hsoi hoa,
aud Tin Uarc dgaler N NSo,es, Erai,s. araie
bars, &c, Ne. ~ TchoupIiouias street, New
Orleans has constantly on hand q complete as
-or'nirnl Of tin and copper ware, sto,,s and
stove pipe. Ne, steamboat plantation, and
plumbers work, executed on the ,horie-, notice
aud r,palr, in his Inc made ut reasonable rates
Orders from the counlry or city attended 10
with ptompine--
dee. ii, 1880, nosG "
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EOr safe.
Twenfg.one 1honsaad Acrrs of Land.
NTCATED in Harrison, upsher Smith. aud
- Weed Counties Ia tracts Ia sui, purchasers.
Title nnd-pu,ed. Terms accommodating:
Also,
One hundred Town Lots in the CITY Of Mar
shall with elisrble sites for private residences.
Together with FIVE improved Lots and comior.
table dwellings thereon: for further particulars
apply 10 the undersigned.
W. Il. d. WARD.
N6v. =. 1901. MI IT,
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\. aosrRoss, H. sTifwLIL
AOATKuSs Il STILWELI. " hnlesale
WI and KeiaJ Deaiefs n Gro TUfNG.
NJ. 10 Magazine street, corner Of Common
stree, New Orleans.
N. G.-M.asnrrs taken in New Orleans for
Gentlemen's Clothing. aud madc to order NJ
their house in New York, ut short notice, and
In the ia,esi 1yis.
~ Ssilwell 4 Montross, Manufacturers. ia
Fulton ST.. New York nley =.
We wolld respectfully invite our customers,
cnd purchasers generally, IL want of Fine, Fash
6fa,ahis Clothing. to e,Il and examine our large
and complete stock. comprising IN part tbe fol-
lowing gnods
Black and eolored cloth dress coats;
tiack and colured cloth iroek coats:
b'arx aud rolorud sssrA aud sllnd coats:
Cashmere ana tweed sack and dad coats;
Fancy tweed business coats.
Cloaks and ossfceats. all varieties;
Black cassiG,ere pants:
Black docskn cas-iserc pants;
Fancy cashmere pants;
Black satineite pints .
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vests;
lilask and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests.
Also, shirss, csafHts, Aondssrchists. nc. Iiav
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THE undersigned INN being this day
dissolved by Imitation all persons having
claims against sad firm are hereby request.
ed to present the same, and those indebted
are earnestly requested To call and settle.
WARD Il WILSON.
January |, 1850.
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- q. NELSON T. Co, Commission .Hsy-
~. chants. New Orleans.
4 O. NsLssn. New Orleans: T.. nanksuith,
New Orleans II. &. Walker. Memphis, 1rss
Gate Cashier tsraach Union hank; 7. A. Nd.
son. Athsns, Ala
lAe. ~. 1850. noa6 Gm
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( MERRY, HENDERSON. & co, Com
y mission Merchants, &c Magazine street,
New Orleans niay
Re'fr 70 Ne>srs Try Il Ward, Jefferson;
farrani u Henderson. Cor.ieana--Texas
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.,,;MtH.


FIX Isl u - ~ 1. T. =!
NIAksliAl.L q JAMES have removed 10
vi the new hrr, story nnd warehouse, No
90 Camp street, aud are nov orouug large
stock ol For,ilH and N'ne'lic Dry t'ooo'. 'p
which they a-k ihc attention at thc city sud
country trade Tbrr supplies (Which are &C.,.
p,cui.Dod hy every ARRIVAL CONSISTS Of
loo pieces Engli-n, German, aud Frcn,h Broad
t"fh-,
goo pHn uud fancy style, OF Cas-imercs
zoo S,unu..
- ca.r, Kentucky Jc1u., assorted miNurc- 3.
Ia -uelr and double mixed iWccd-.
81 ycl.oN, green, rd b.Gr, aud white
fauncl. pla,n aud tWlicd,
200 rs aud A. O,mbuf.-, linen aud
cotton:
300 Jeans, lin.cys. kcr.eys, Plains;
% higl rolorcd plaid lud pllin mcrlno
lu.cy-. caioluc and Scot p.cid-, h-h c"lor'd
mcnne-. lp4ca. lyouc-c cloths, canton cloths
botnbaiinr. prlucc Albert ,lo.h-, bunlhakci>,
vchrts, caehmcrr-, mu.eiH, de- lainrf. hsiurgrs,
calco- giuphams, -tirungs. .bcc.ng-, hollands,
sergr., .tact>, erNais, hauGkrfcnti-' t1lc-,
collars, wristbands. hosiery, plo,c-, ml'~, but
inns, tapes. tuuks and rNr-. spool cotton, me
rino and co,ton ,inrl. aud dmvcr-, stocks,
ties. pau.ol>, umbrellas, and poanct-, Will a
rch assortment of
+ANCY GOoDN
Black and drcs. silks and ribbons, FlnIouces,
gault-. -aiiu-. reps. tatltau-, bobiucis. jaco-
nets. null and book MA iu-, plain and figured
~wis, mu.lm> artificial flowers. wrca,h-. ,prig-
oamelvou feathers. -aim nin,iu-, dIwliit., di.
ap.rs. hcc,, rd.jna~, us' rlug~, c"tds, bind.
ing, bri-. sHaWi,, tsquarc and long) eloths
iug carriage aud ear, liningr. billiard eloili~,
wadd,ng~ cotton warm. sewing silks aud twist.
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Carthage, Panv{a County, Teas.
- THE Proprietor OF tillr establishment,
IA, j. prepared to accommodate the public
-A-.iA witt ,he best the country affords.
June Is. 1850. 10 w
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NEW ORLE S...Cen:inued.


VVyUERE may he found tine lsrgvs, and best
w assortment OF ti'sasrg ~ every dr>.ni-
lion ~ Nsfr DrlecHs Al ih'~ establishment
every arislc i ofer.i - the lowest prev at
which can Ice sold. hnd no rruciion eau IN
an, instance be made. Purchases, NhcInrr
,,cy are good Or bid Judges If the quality OF
Go,i.. tsa, r-i us~'ir,,l If o'''aiuing ever, az
iiee at th~ yrr, lowest pree. without '''e
trouble ct l,saling duwn. or iiir Tear 81 tcins
cheated Ne bnsc tut oNe pfite Tor Iood-'
aud that invariably - The lowest ~ to" city
our Stock of Claiming ant Furnishing 'rocd-
Is now ,rfy hrgr, comprising a v.fy fuii a.
-ofimrui 100 msdc iH ti'e i''c-' aud best man
uer. and warranted iH ever resiscL