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disposed may purchase beautiful Bonnet for less than
half What Y eost 70 make H. BY applying early 70 Mr..
GhOOh, hilirer. 2lf BroadsAy. All the stock
must be sold BY the 5h instant to make for the fall
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Clumsy III tttns Shirts. dear al price srch
have ever le or Will be permitted 20 leave, Green's
establishment, No Astor Houss Ills system OF nttnE IL
infallbe the style Of his shirts One
at Green and you become permanent customer.
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The Southern ,r.ii.

BaLrisosr. September ISL
one mail from New Orleans Is through. Having the
iasesf still due
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Wg acttry 81 No Wall street. where be found
best sleetion q wiss scaps aud Toupces They al
mAnuscura on the premises Of the best material
msn'hip and oder great induoemsnt To purchsssr copy
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DOUBLE SHEET
Telcgraphie Summary.

A report from Savannah announces the arrival Of
. schooner at that place, with five days later news
from Cuba. This intelligence represents General
Lopez to have been successful in all his engage
ments General Emma, the Spanish military com
nander, had been killed, together with great
number Of his followers. Reinforcements were said
to be daily joining the libeTators. The greatest
excitement prevailed at Havana, which appears to
have been protected by q very small number Of
soldiers
We understand that the fugitive slave Daniels
was discharged by the JUICE before whom he was
brought, on writ of habers corpus. The telegraph
does not inform what ground he was dis
charged, Lut we presume it was the on
which the writ was issued, viz: that the tenth
section of the act prospective in its operation,
and did not extend to cases Of figtives esca ping
before the passage Of the act. Daniels proceeded
to Canada soon as the decision was rendered.
The President has announced his intention of
accepting The invitation extended to him by the
Common Council Of Boston, to be present at the
great railroad jubilee in that city, if his public
duties VIII allow him to leave the seat Of 60
yerpment.
The government at Washington ordered an at
taehmeRt 10 be issued against the steamship Ala
hama, on suspicion Of her being engaged in the
Cuban movement, bat the vessel was after yards
released.
Accounts from Mexico stase that the two vessels
recently despatched from New Orle ans for Tehaan-
tepec, have been seized at Vera Cruz. There had
been fatal riot at the latter place, in conse-
quenee of the tax. The Indians appear to be
giving The Mexieans trouble.
From Texas We learn Of more Indian depreda-
tions, and the robbery Of the Point loel Gus
tom House Of $4,000.
We are panied TO observe accounts of several
serious marine disasters which will be found
under the telegraphic head
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hs oidss; and approved article IN use having
before The public for the last thirty cara esa o .s
Subscribers, Wholesale and retail.
g. SAUNDERS i SON. if7 ana $50 Broadway.
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Rare Opportunity for strnng.rs-st-


gers visiting the city supply themselves with boos
boots az prices hitherto unprecedented Tor
BY making application in time at the Boot Makers tnon
- street.
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and most shful manner, invariably adapting the style 70
the ssge and entire appearance Of the by MI
inmitsbe AZ - Nassau street % Pine street where
psrsohs with hard boards and tender aeS
may enjoy clearly and comfortable shave.
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Travelling Dressing Gases. tn. mn


BILE, and at the time the complete article re,
nsnufactured having every requisite ,oi
let. fer sale ky @. SAUNDERS 4 sOS
md nros
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Combs.-Lsdies are respectfully Invited 10
call and examine the Subscriber assortment OF the akoy
btyond all doubt the finest IN TIE city
A. n J. gAUNDEK5 3s7 nroaiusv
Between " hits and Waikar ssrssts
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Il. MpSTUuss, \. sTfLWELi.
AONTKosS 4 STliWELl, " holssaie
vi and RaaH Dtalers IN Gro TUfAG.
No. ~ Magazine street, corner of Common
street New Orleans.
y j--Measurcs taken in New Orleans for
Gcn'cmcn'. Clothing. and made to order at
their house in New York. at short notice, and
in The iaiesi ayis.
~. suwelf d Moniros< Manufacturers liz
Fulton st., New York. nily
We would respectfully invite our customers.
rnd purchasers generally, 10 want of Fine, Fash
ionabie Ciaihmg, To call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods:
Black and coored cloth dress coats
Black and eolored cloth irock coats;
Black aud eolored sack and stad coats;
Cashmere and tweed saek and shad coats,
Fancy tweed business coats,
Cloaks and Osercoa,s, all varieties;
Black cashmere pants;
Black docssin cashmere pants;
Fancy cnssImere pants;
Black satinc,ie pants,
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vests
Black and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests.
Ai,s, shscss, s'rrat-, ts,dEeyekirfr, eNr. [fnv
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New Firm.

THE copartnetship heretofore existing
Wilson Is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the samc by associaing
with US MIR &. W. \iyion, our house will
in future be conducted under the name aud
st,le of " afd. Wilson. 4 Co.
Being thankful Tor the liberal patronage
extended 10 the old firm, our highes, ambi.
ton shall be, by assiduily. industry, and
close attention to business to merit the
same in future
WARD, WILSON, 4 Co.
January Ist ISL 2sti
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THE undersigned firm being this day
dissolved by Limitation, nil persons having
claims against said fran are hereby request.
ed to present the same aad those indebted
are earnestly requested 10 call and settle,
WARD a WILSON.
JanuarX | $50
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1 NiAbiES BYRNE. l-uccc,sor 10 Ja. Cal.
\ laway) HaHHfar'wer9 CoyJ,r Shat fr8a.
and Tin War. dsaler ~ Stones, G7ats. eraie
bars, SO, No. Is 1chouploulas street, New
Orleans, has constantly on hand a complete "a
sorlmenl of tin and copper warn, stoves and
stove pipe, &c, steamboat, plantation, and
plumber wotk, executed on the shortest notice,
and repair. in his line made at reasonable rates.
Orders from the country or eily attended to
with prompncss.
Dee ii, 1850 no26 "
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NEW ORLEAN S..-Cout.Hmed.
lL1lUN uTNIC NYOKE.
Nos. !, and Camp ST., 3 doors from Canal,
Mr. orleans.

Mr. Orleans.
Tse undersigned desires res
] Z ~ they can always ind at b', hpsc
>f9re, n cho.t, and large assortment Of FifH'
f1rles, al very reasonable pticc-, aud on ao'oa-
moiauag terms.
Amous lhem are Pinano fortcs made by The
Ola aud celvhutei manufacturers, /. 'l'Drtl
& Co. 81 Boston, Of rich tone, and finished
beautifully To- rosewood. hl1rk walnut. and ma
F...nt. with ron ira,nc. made 10 the most
-al.I ul1l and Norkmanlkc manner A-"'
..e u.Iy celebrated .EoliaH Piano For''f,
aIul. for sweetness Of tone. have not hccn
cgual,i. Trey arc peculiarly suited to ihr
couuir, "A tAr .LollIu does not require tuning
for yclf-.
The Sow Improvement ia Piano Fo'ie'
tIc patent iiara ag bief1ridgc, j. also Tor
.alr 70 thc sauc establishment THIS improve
.aeut give, peculiar ffmne~s and hrillagcy To
ii.e treble, adds 20 Che durability and strength
az lhc Piano. and renders 10 capable Of rcmaln-
Hy much longer IA tame Than those N ord'nary
u-r.
W.T. ". i- Agent for H,rri Hers celebrated
Grand Pianos end l'ianino-, made In Pam. For
power and ,neetucss OF tone, they stand pre-
cmlacnt.
7'te Daice Compound tHacAm,ni, J. Policy
& Co.'S PARIS Pianos. and Instruments from so
lhc best manuiaetoric-, constantly receiving,
and for sale on liberal terms.
N,com-Ulai Pga0s for sale, from $50 to
s2oo each, and taken ln part payment for ne"
pau1-.
pano., Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and AP-
rai-ed.
Ta.t~srrs Nsio,ieou-This hcanuful toned
Wind ipstrnwtut. fnr Village thufvbc- l't -c.,
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Course Of Study. and Charge PER ~
sion, twenty Weeks.

PRIMARY DKPkETMLSr.- -brthognrhy
Reading. aud writing, per session Of
five months. slo W
SEcoyn JusioR CLAss.--Elemcniary les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy. Natural Philosophy, Watts
on the miui Botany, Geology, My
tholog,. and History. $3.50
MprLE tLA,s.--Cbemi>'ry Rhetoric,
Logic. Moral Science. Mental Phi-
lo-ophy, Evidences Of Christianity
Political and Domestic Economy,
Ar,trouomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. ~"
SgSloR CLAss--Ancicn. and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry
Treiuomeiry, aud review Of foris. =.
or studies ~9o
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pnpi =.
per session
Drawing and Painting, each Wv
Embroidery and Wax Work, each ="
Instrumental Music. Nv
Use of Piano extra ="
Tuition payable at the end Of each sess'c'
Pupils will be charged from the time Of :.
trance until the close of the session Dcducu's'
made for pro,raeicd sickness
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4. RICHARDS, No. II tharires street,
~ Wv Orleans. importers and Wdp'esaf
- e ltr ia Foreign and Domesns H1rd-
,ra-r. Sr,}. and ima1," Bar si.5a end 5oHsr
Iraa. to which be- la,iies she attention Of coun-
try dcalcr.. Among others aic the following
good,
70otons Swrdp and American Bar IRON:
800 English aud Hoop, Boiler
and sheet Iron;
10000 los, Bmficr copper assorted, all sizes :.
5000 Kegs Weymouth. Nails;
GOO dozen Collins Hunts, and Davies ASos .
200 Sho,el- and Spades, ass ID makers
300 " best cotior and wool Cards.
200 tons best Philadelphia hoiow-ware Cast
ings, assorted.
$50 ca-ss bright OK, log and trace Chains
35p1 dozen Carolina, caac, aud grub Hoes:
5000 roueiis, assorted. Kings, Gary, Hull
Peacock and Malirr', sasl,
Cologne Mn Aiouce, Grind Stones, Mil
Irons, boiling cloth sugar Kettles. CRATE Bar,
and fire mouths together with iulIas.ortment
OF direct importation, foreign aud domestic shelf
Hardware, an Of winch will be sold on the most
favorable terms.
Dec. H. 1850 nn1G SIMS
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Il o 0 Rs! zoo kS!!

.S0ulh0c,itIH OOH Nl0rc, No 90, Craricr
Street. Nen Oricaav
~TTrlxl Join BALL lns just opened the
4 -. ~ above establishment, and viii keen
N-L-.A-s@ constantly on band large and
reinabt collection Of Thfoagjcal Siaadard
and Miscellaneous Beols, which tie offers at
prices much lower than heretofore sold at in
III, South,
To touyTRF MERCHANTS and others wish.
ing Books aud Stationery to sell again, he
would respectfully Invite their attention TO his
large stock OF Nehoof Bools, haple and Fancy
Siaiioqery, ~.
lie is also agent for the METHODIST Book
CONCERN, and keeps a full supply Of all lheir
books on hand, at publication prices
.JOUN BtLI.
SO Giarisr street, Ner Orleans.
luuunra 1 lAll lllS y
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XrIRGIL NJ DuBuSE, AHeuy AZ Lar
' Marshall. ilari-oucuunty' TeNas. Boy
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las McCUTCHA\, Fasbionqik Tailor,
- uoNt door to Stcmlriu'-, northwest corner
Of thc public square. Call in, all Of you. /
never disappointed 'nan ia NY life.
February !, 1891. n33 hin
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surpciing, Curtains, &c,
N'E ARE ia receipt of. and offer for sale at
W 10" prices, choice styles OF Carpe,ng,
etc, w;
Velvet Wilton tapestry Competing
English lhrce-lAread tapestry n.sclscarp'g;
Imperial thFcc-ply ingram caFpctng;
Supcriinc, iinc. and common ingram do;
Rug, Btize-, borlcrcd crump cloths, Stair
linen, STAIR rods, transparent shades, etc, floor
oil cloth. lo3 feet wide, cut to any size, and
put down at short nuire; curtain materials .
sin and wool ~ rich curtain damasl,, neW
style; GA worsied rich curtain domask. new
siyle embroidered Lace aud muslin curtains,
lO-l extra r'th Gall embroidery Bobbinei Cur
.ainns latest patterns; window coruces pins,
laups, ta-sols, cords ce.. for sale low, hy
Clll i"rtNnEN q CAMERON,
90 Charities st., aud ~ Custouse street,
Dee I. nolb 5ms. New Orleans
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M.sO,IC rE":LE INSTITUTE.

yNI!h Executive Board Of NIau.,.sgers' alpon''
nd by marshall i49dgc No. -, anneunee 70
the public that The 81 session Of the lnstitf
VIII commence on the l1ih February under W
charge of the Faculty OF Teaches, to VIII
Rev Tho . Wilson, President
Mrs. EMMA ". EovfoEy, Wee Principal.
Miss ELIzA HugruS, Primary Department
Miss AR&gELLA JEssErr Jrsr, WHic Ptass
Ura,gip,, and |aprD Wort
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MEDICAL DEPtRTuENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
7NlIE regular course Of Lectures ia this In
l. stitu.c Will commence on the Fms, Of No
vember, and continue nni,l the las, Of febrn-
asy The Anatomical Department viii be
opened and ready to receive students by the
First of October The Medicj Department
will BIZ under the direction Of the following
PROFESS
T. Freeman, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
X. b, Newton. NJ D.. Professor Of Surgery.
II. J. Hulcc. N, D., Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
w. BYRD Powell, VI D.. Professor OF Phys-
iology, Pathology, MineraIcgy and Geoi-
J. King NJ. u, Professor Of Maicra Mcdica
Therapeutics. aud Medical jurisprudence
]. Milton Sanders. A. NJ. VI. d., Professor oi
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
]. A. Wilson. NJ. d., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women aud Children.
cLINfotE LECTURERS.
Alsiicins--lsoicssor H. J iIulce.
Surgcry-Proics.or r. $; Newton.
Il. Freeman, NJ. D., Anatomical Demousira-
tor.
The fees for full course Of lectures amount
y oio3
Each Professors Ticket, sl5. Mairicun.
tos'A, Is. Demonstrators Fee, $40. Gradua-
lion, $40
Those desiring further information, viii
psease address their letters (posi paid to the
Dean; aud students arriving in the city will
plcass call on him At she Commercial iic;el.
K S. NEWTON, ". d.
Dan # The Faculty.
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STEAM MILL.

STEAM MILL.
'1'liE subscriber takes his method of inform.
l ing his patrons aud the public generally,
that his Steam Saw and Girls, Mil, situated
about one aud n quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, Is now in operation aud IN good order
lie is prepared to accommodate orders nj short
notice, aud on reasonable terms. for cash or
on credit 10 puuetnal dealers The following
are the piifcs, per 1000 feet;
Lumber board measure, SI5 90
Rough edged lumber ic 90
LalhiHg and patg, side and
edge measure 30 90
The grsi mill will at all times he in opera.
ton Sacks brought to the mill must be plain.
ly marked OF there will he no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent will be charged on lumber bills
when not paid in advance All SUMS on credit
viii be considered due on the first d.iy Of De.
cember Of the current year.
A. D. DURRLSS.
January 4, 1881 n2sy
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READY MADE CLOTHyNG,

Cleth, masino. and linen cbambry coats; eassa-
uerc. alpaca, linen, and rankin pants fancy,
silk, plain aud ilaid satin vests; linen bosom
shirts, muslin do. do.
They deem il unnecessary to 90 'aither into
detail. Besides the above, there is nearly eae-
~ article usually found IN country stores all
Of which will be sold on terms that will recon-
mend them To purchasers. Give them call
and examine for yourselves
Marshall. April ~ 1850. iGy
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Jefferson Watcr-turc Established,

Jefferson VI atcr-turc Established,
lar. SAM IL CAREY would rcspec,tuIly
inform the citizens Of Eastern Te,as MI
he i. now 6ting up hi, building, in this pl~s
for the reception Of patients who are desirom
Of testing the practical application Of tho
Water Cure.
Having practiccd nineteen years under IN.
Allapaih.c system, and for the last two year
under the Water Cure, and having become
fully convinced of the superiority Of the latter
over all othpr known practice, he ha',ers hin.
self that he will be able to give central salts.
faction to all those WHO are laboring under
chronic, ucr, Gus, or acute diseases, Of whatever
type.
The wonderful cures effected by lIydropa,hy
in the yari9u. countries of Europe, aid in tie
Northern States. has established the fac, ,Aa,
this practice i now no longer an experiment,
and iha, nearly IA the diseases incident TO ha.
manily can be- treated more certainly, speedily,
and ehcctually by this, than by any other
known practice.
MANY diseases pronounced incurable by med
icine.. or which have bailled the skill Of Tho
most eminent practitioners of other systems
have welded rs il hy magic, to the al-hean:
powers Of the Water Cure.
Females lAhoring under complicated disease,
peculiar 10 their sex. and who have failed 10
find relief from medicines, viii find the Ws'n
Cure an invariably safe and eiheaeous remedy
Those wishing information with view 10
try the Water Cure at this establishment, or il
reference 20 following q course of trea,mest At
home. viii meet with prompt attention by ~
dressing postage paid
DR.. SAM FL CAREY,
Jefferson, Gas, county, Texas.
n B--pr. Carey VIII continue to practice %
Jefferson and Vicinity, rs heretofore, under y.
thor system, a. the patient may desire.
Dctober -, 1870 Missy
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rNCApECTrILi.I invite pubiic aiicn;"n to
IL their Srr"x ana """' a.
e~ived Al their stand al We "'4 ~ -.
Psb''e SJsare' M"sa"" ,' "oa1 ',,' H.,
thei' customers s"a -. p"s"s ,. u,,.'an: fro,a
tne't goe"s WIZ 800 a,J ,l,v g,,t., ,be,n.
rgAsas ,"l".ns III, 10 r,,yc ,,n,,al .at,..
f..,;on Tber stock consists in part as fol-
lows viz:
Ill. ,r,vn and blcnchsd domestic Of
...,, variety: brown and h.eachcd ddllng
.'',,.o,I. ~ Envl,.h. French. aud Amsfie4g
..c...,,,,.. denim.. eam!et leans: csmisf
cloth: ticking: cotton Stripes apron CHECKS
pf... cloths; dimliry. &c, ar; damask cur.
tains: embroidered do; linen coating BON
d.v.. linen: slate do. do: Irish linen; brow %.
HACK. and white holland table lincH. do elosa-
do diaper napkins, &c, &c; printed maslius'
black do Swiss had null musliu- checked,
pla,J. and striped Sw-s. embroidered do, M
.,,,.,,.. French ,a,souet. Of every variety :;
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Notice. .,As
I WILL be prepared by the first 49,. 49,,
j in January (nsianD to make sr,.'s
with all persons having accounts VITA ~
hope therefore that all business hes.s~1l
transacted with me will be promptly 1880
10 by the parties concerned, m longer
gcnce Is GU, y The question .,,npsaa
January Z, 1851.
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~. -. =,
~ ~ "''' " "'J
N. STEiNLEIN having Just return
cd from the Eastern oiir. ot New
York, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore,
Gkes great pleasure in announcing 10 the cit
liens Of Harrison county and The public gen
orally, thai he is now receiving and opening a
very extensive and general assortment OF
DRY GOsiUS,
embracing each aud eseiy article usually Kept
in Dry Good establishments, consisting Of He
finest and most fashionable goods ct we latest
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II Fsesltes, for intellectual abilities, moral
wssih, and professional requirements, viii com.
- layorab.y with the most Distinguished in
~ cesntsy. The medical faculty evn-iauie-
- anomaly in this "r any csi,s~ cpnnlry-ail
u then sss able lcsturers aud the best If
1nnQAeea.
1Aeas who will contemplate our geograrhi.
~ Desjlioa, and the extent Of ou, pepula.,oe,
- hsse no doubt - to the el,siah,s Of oar
ooon1(sa fos an enterprise Of ih- KIND, A. 10
AoA inrluding all seasons Of the year, Nc
- ~ AsY OTngx cry HAs Mock.
D0nos error eAis,s in the minds Of many
1onls Sslaiive 10 tlse plscc n .'nJyp med.
11not lkess who intend pnacscing nn,org he
- ~ ~ W~st snd South, sbould Ger.
oonn4e th~neeIyes II = school whose
- psssa,eally acquainted with those
~ Dee1ls 10y BE- satisfied Of the per.
49, sshool, we feel il oor duty 10
o(1 ~ ~ 5n1esss nd rsruity form us.r
N4lon n11tA aaesss veil fos It's saic.e sac.
7Iu ~ ~ ~ psrslias Ius<rn.l orgaixaiion
ssls 49, eansol b. intercepted.
&. ". II. KING, Esq
sitsaf = ~ AsNpAis inssiste
- 4 INA >ely
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Plano Eortes, Music. ana Musical
Mere linndi~c.

.,,rsr. The subscribers have now and in
eEv4.i tend always To Keep On hand, for
~ F" sale ut the most reasonable prices.
a good assortment of the Bea P,aao foriss
manufactured in lhis country and in France.
They are sole agents for Horst, patent double
Iron framed piano torie- the most durable aud
dccidodly the best rauo now 10 use. They are
peculiarly adapted to the southern orauy damp
climate, there being but very little Glue in the
body Of the piano, consequently they viii re-
main much longer IN time than any other mak :,
rs the weather has no effect upon them. The
ease to the iron piano j. independent Of the
body and can be easily removed at pleasure.
The tone is more full, rich. aud mellow than in
other pianos We import the Pieyel 4 Co,
Paris Pianos, made expressly To our order. p-
amos of 6, 60, "a and ! octa,cs, some in rich
carved eases.
Aso--Melodcons, scraphines, guitars Of the
best makers, Nioline. yiooncellos, accordeons,
flutes, banjos music boxes, and instruments Of
all kinds guitar, harp, violin. Noloneello and
other strings pegs, bridge, reeds, finger boards,
bows, bow hair, tail pieces rosin, Ae Piano
Forte and other music published. and music re-
ceised from all the Northern publishers a. soon
a. published. Orders from the country sole.
tied aud promptly attended to- A liberal dis.
count made on large orders and to music
teachers As The subscribers import most Of
their goods they can offer better inducements
10 purchasers 10 give them n call before pur
chasing, al No. 80 Gimp street. New Orleans,
just two doors from Gr,.scr street
n26 ~ TYLER g. HEWITT.
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u. =. y liz,
Is No. 30 Camp street, New Orleans. Degt-
Ne. cr IN Fine WATCHES, tiac,s. Jereir4 ST.
rer Ware, CUTLERY, aud FaAcy Goo,is.
Personal attention given TO the repairing 81
wa,he-, clocks, and music boxes Of every de-
scrplion.
or Jewelry Manufactured and Repaired.
u2bly
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Uaeh iiisoa. JtYh Z N'a'iifg,
B.si4 n Tnfafr. JOHN ! Efbisr.
BRADLEY, WILSON. & co, (.uccc,sors
- OF picasuts, " .ison, g Goa fae'ars aad
Coss,issioa N,rebaae, 80, ~ Common street,
New Orleans,
VIII make liberal cash advances on oonsign.
mcni. Of cotton, and use all their experience
and diligence 10 promote the interest Of those
vino ship to them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
.Rs / n VAuGnT 4 II. l.. OWENS,


PHYSICIANS. Surgeons, and obdehfcidnS,
NArli.Lpgsellce thcrpfoi,>sinnin Wuner smp,
w aud one or both may az all TIMES be found
20 their odd stand one tho north side Of ue public
square. H. 80 c.cs of Importance 'he services
81 both WiIl hc given without an additional
fee They viii Keep the finest selection ol
medicines and furnish their patrons Il des'r'o'e.
Marshall. Januan lsi, 1881. iy,
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j. GKlHBLE, Successor to Gribble g.
- . montgomery Cotton Factor and Gom.
sr'ss,on Merchant, No. II poydras street. New
Orleans. nal VII