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CITIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE

~ COMPANY-Ofices e. WhLI~Sr and lC7 BOW
cry This Company, With ca.h capital OF
Si5O.OOO,
and large surplus securely invested continues 20 insure
against los damage y FIRE, dwelling houses
chase household furniture ard all desc pfIGns - Per-
sonal Property, "a the most favorable tGnus
Dire TORS.
Jeremiah Johnson. AlOnzo AivOnd. Daniel B1rneti,
William Wallace. Thomas NcEraih, Luxe Baker,
VIM j. Valentine, james c Baldwin, Jay Jarvis
john Harms. Robert Barsiey, Francis A. Palmer,
Jacob Miller. James " Waterbury
DANIEL BURNETT, Press.ent.
JAMES NJ MCLEAN Secretar ii NWFI
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TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Se-

lect BOARDING. SCHOOL IL. BOYS ~ Tarryto1n.
New foIA- 4. NEWMAN PSne,pal-In tbs inst'i aiion
young Gentlemen re thoroughly Instructed IN all mo
branches of In ELISA and Classical education Jle Drlcs
OF Board and Tuition including bed b. iAs ~'.1ng and
NJ ~ ~. from si- 10 elb' per annrm lcr ~ :" De
branches sued Circulars c,tlrng particular. REFER
ences. Be- 4fa'nfd d; Shf s.rd Bnlk Npre is
IN toms. .ld - - ~ tors Jnt.d states seheNi
hgercy. - l5l. - .xe-ay s.sire.syl- ssg =, t,e
,Ss....ri.t - 1I"kIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01

JOHN TAPPAS. Nce-Presdont.
FERDINAND STAGE, Secretary
Particular aeatiOn Is called 20 the iact that ms
company continues 10 insure Buildings, Merchandise,
Household furniture. Vessels Port &c INST l0ss0r
damage by fire. aud divide the profits tins class 4 bu-
ness The SANE on the Marine premiums
ny28 3nMAAF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01

iOtM Wsk JUDD & HOLLfSIER, Agents
A SSAYER'S OFFICE, Broadway, Isl,

n room I, W stairs. New York.-Thls es.ablishment
NJ :, respectful informs the pubic M T Sgc y; AZ
attention 10 the aSsayIng OF COLD, SlINER, COPPER
and LEAD ORES Holders Of CALIFORNIA GOLD
Will find thus good opportunity % ascertain The real value
before selling Cfarees moderate. JkWEILEK
SWEEPS STEFNINGs, &c. bought a, the highes, pOss-
be prce le23 2mNWAFs
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MUTUAL LIFE IN

MON MUTUAL LIE | "
- SURANCE COMPANY.-Sotnce -Pcrsngs Wishing
avail themselves OF the next ANIMAL PARTICIPATION VI
Profits, % tc made, invited 20 make "rly applca
ton The Board If Finance NhO are among 'hc most
liable tins country invest all the funds ~ the Com
pany which also certified by Judge ~ Count u
Record and the Controller Of the State.
Life Insurance and Lfe Contingencies ia all 81 the yaons
forms is the exclusive business.
CALIFORNIA and other Risks taken al equitable rates.
Terms 81 payment more accommodating than any
other company
. BOARD OF FINANCE.
FRANKLIN HAVEN. Prevt Merchants Bank, Bost.
THOMAS TEACHER. Merchant, Boston
kEl FL WILLIAMS, Pres't kennebee Railroad.
WILLARD PARKER, VI ID Consulting Physician.
c GILMAN. NJ Medical Examiner.
NeW-iOfk Office, 81 Wall-s, fJauncey Court
Forms o. proposal full tables and ever Information nay
BE- obtained (grsflsj Of
iel3 iOtMWSF JUDD HOLLIsTER, Agents
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FIRE INSURANCE co,

EbEOIIt - I IKE. tNSt hANt Ia ~,
Of tie City # NeN-Y rk. Office i73 Canal-st, tPeo-
pies Bans Bud,ng,) nsuros BUILDINGS. Merchandise,
Household Furniture. Vessels Port and their caTgoes
&C again loss damage hy Iue. the most favorable
terms All lossos promptly adjusted and pud
DIRECTORS
yeren ai Terhell Gideon De Aurelis Charles Pierson,
Tf,ou,gr Campnrll James ; brouwer. WIN n Wilson,
Tnln W Lewis g. stokes, Abraham Leggett,
John = N.lyegtnu, lothian c Meesur, Matthias Clark,
IJrnrvS JerheI. WIN B Corning Thomas Williams,
DAVID ID Cran. Solomon Banta, Edward T. Clark,
Iohn Mace. Charles Crane, Mortimer Brown,
George Youacs George Warner, Iob C. VooIhies,
CONS Stephens, Christopher Gwyer,P. BOnosea,
Simon Shndler, William J Buck, Aired Barmore,
Edward esua, John Money penny, Cnds a. Aclntre,
q III lubhol Geo u Cngn.
JEREMIAH TERRELL Prcsidot
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ka1;!:&3'

i,rHE DAGUERREDIYPE s AL5ONs, No
- % Camp suSet. (ShiR new buildinEsl ~ now open
szs@I.kShs ~ s.tsn.iys cslisc!ioa q f9eIeAIrs.
and sveu as.ea viii y hsewsd . givs saiiaissasr5
q - b. III mpsFn ssangsuleat Of fhs LsenT int6s
Opsths Room. conatsuctsd sxprsy ~ ths paIoss WIN
a ,iphsnJ eKr.fleHf, and 81 NRW ERs HlcxL fR0
ysy shsst time (ony ~ ssaondsa. sShi6hps
1.ase9 Liss ald withast rEisS Pissssss sss
n e- "a ehoice vpIilay Of new stye RaaunoioA snd 6
gvaved 0cEETa of The nest Cod and bet W09kmanah,
suitabH Iss Ainiaturss, ftmishsd It the nAnuact.
e Artist shpp!sd with svsss ssties uasd u The D..
suSSsgeyps y New Yea pnc.s. % =. JA1DBs,
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s A French Traveller in Ind;a-M unchausen we
believe, was German, and Gulliver English
man. The French are unwilling to be exceIied in
n, kind Of exploit, and have produced M. Gus.
tave de Lslonde, who is now travelling in British
India, and writes home sketches Of what he has
seen, which csstthe Houhyn6yms and the big gun
Of the Dey of AlgieFs into the shade. In his last
letter. copied from the Partisan journal into the
Courier dss Et0fsl Unis, he tells an elephant,
story, which will delight the sdnirers Of animal
sagacity.
1t appears that M. Lalonde received a gracious
Invitation from the Governor General, Lord DaI.
housie, to accompany him ON visit to Maharaia
Goolabsing. one Of the most important native
princes. The military escort eensisted Of three
bodies Of troops, which were to set ont on three
several days. The first and second proceeded on
their way without any thing remarkable occurring,
but on the morning Of the third day, when the d.
vision under Gen. Lawrence was about to march,
terrible storm arose, and the rain fell in torrents
\ As they were encampsd in low country, and the
General feared an overflow of the Scala, which
would involve the destruction Of his forces he or
dered the river to be passed on bridge Of boats,
But the twenty.one elephants which formed the
rarg uard, intimidated by the thunder, refused to
sbey. They mutinisd and trampled beneath their
ket the keepers and the soldiers who escorted
lhem. Shortly, Captain Board, Of the Sepoys, who
commanded them, arrived. This brave officer has
4nught these animals TO love and fear him, and
eaks to them in a language which they under
and and obey. 32 n 80 'Nils ~ lsgtT
;lle made them fall into lins, addressed them an
A&etic speech, depicting the danger which me-
ced the army, the dishonor which would fall
pm the elephants OF the brigade, if they should
!nse to cross q river which the horses and mules
Nfeearmy had already passed over, and declaring
rat he would show them an example Of coursge
and discipline, placed himself at their head. The
elephants, aroused by his voice, followed their
captaio. and crossed the river with great cooness,
notwithssanding the fury Of the waves and the
thunder. An hour aftefward, the plain they had
left was entirely inundated by the overflow Of the
6oala. N. Y. Com. Adv E,sss sss 81 a
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A Woman Of FasAson.-To be a woman Of
fashion is on Of the easiest thafs in the world.
A late write thus describes it: Buy everything
yor do n,t w and pay for nothing, you get smile
Eaatall manhir but your husband; be happy every
ERE but IL tome hate the country adore Paris |;
read novels, neglect your children, and nurse lap
do&s; 90 to church every time you get new
Sq.hwl to show the Lord, and die without . fuss
whenever the physician males out your wsfrsnt.s
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!Steaming Around the Gl5s.-The San Fran
CISCO Courier, speaking Of the. proposed line of
steamers from that port to China, says:
This link completed, the traveller, leaving New
York, can proceed to Chagres by steam. from
thence to San Francisco. to Macoa via the Sand
wich Islands, Guam and Mania-thence to Sue.
via Singapore, Penang, Ceylon and Aden--thence
70 Cairo and Alexandria, to Southampton via NAL
IA and Gibraltar. and from thence BY steam again
70 NewYork The only break in steam navigation
will be in crossing the Isthmus Of Suez. Thus he
would be able to circumnavgate the world, visiting
many points Of interest, making the trip in one
kendred and forty days The commercial advan-
/Ages which must flow to the United States from
this and kindred sources are too great for enume-
ration here, and too well known to require it,"
Recently the British Government has decided to
have a line of steamers to the East Indies by way
Of the Cape Of Good Hope, which, together with
the proposed American line across the Pacific, will
complete the steam circle around the globe.
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LOVE AND. PHILoeoPAy.

: Ten vears aon r. Fshnnuk ~ hiv mir.
Ana ,aysI ..d .S.5si XII hs,. y a.
I carved her n.".s ~ sverv ~. - r,
And such was my sbsufdity-
Thought should die without her. :
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Her ringlets, with Macassar. =.
NJ has, .na ....I $3.50; h,..
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n scar.. If .,I.;s - sonsi..r III .rgrfi
And,s-nJ -. sfes 49, $3.50
Before her door to cut dash, ' @ps
In rufflsd shirts and dou6lets.
The ,y;,hs,sa e,,,... ..;a. -sras
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W;,h ,snJ., 49,. I h...d.S. - 800 -
And thonohs ,bs, I v,.. ,r.,i ,...;d - :
For many . cold nights serenade, ss.. q
If she smile accorded. S+5ks4C
How ,v,.,ch.d d;a 7 c.., .,t...N zfb
When .i;Ls . .,vcrn on, .iov. x. ,..,
Ne Ana mv hon.s ..;d. 'A' sss ai 2
Three week, from hat shs cb,no.a h.r n.-n.
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POOA NUTS-S7, 600, for sale BY
~" y. j. HARr b GO. 70 Tohoupitoelas L.
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~ Mss AHD RATHING APPARATUS, 20,
OHN McCARTf, PLphDHR. No. "a CAMf
= sTREET. New 0rsens. ~ ja1i received anew Il =
Ecrgs and LIN Plnps: Ben Ponps, etc., stc.; IA
Cgokile Ranges Dafhins Tubs and Shower hssk.
Asos laying and upai!ins La4 Pipes; Shssf Lead WogS
Of every descspuon Ship and Stssmpost work promptly
pq! up qsd repaired Az eFdsss attsads 70.
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LIST OF LETTERS :
II he Post-eaes, Nswosissns,
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.EMON SYRUP-200 boxes. s.oos,;e. :s, III. ~
sps sale low, by, NATa4N JAWS co. $3.50
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Che pail. Crfscrnt
OFY1cTAL JoUkgAL @ssase
Of the COnncH Of tho Ssopsd Muwjciipa1sty

b iishsd Every Day-<esn day ExeSptsa,
ny JsH. MADDOX. - sssss
OvvIcs..~.s..No ~ 81, CaARhss sTssB7.
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SUMMER ARRANasMENTr rssn June II to oe,obss U.s. iss
otfics Hours-w Weekdays iron A. n. untn P. n. !;
sundays end Boydays, FROM . uad' II AM. - * ~
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THOS. B. SMITH.

EALCiNED MAGNESIA-i0 case, Ceici5ed
naxnssia, just Fscsivsd, for ale by
YES FL. Massey .oosass usnp snd e,y.v;., \. a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-11-15
Fresh Arrival.

MORRIS q TACkEI"r have just received
~ and opened splendid supply Of fresh
drug, and medicine, Their took i complete,
aud well selected. Garden seeds in the gr,-'
es, ab ndanee, A beautiful variety " 'Squt
site per.umo-y. a full supply Of every thing
to aud III, AFFECTED and unfortunate Of the Hu-
man race. Call and see their stock, for they
have lots of pretty things, si0u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-11-15

SAMUEL C. 7. roKp, Nm \. SALMON,
lNRD g. SALMON, House Carpenters and
i Jonsrs, take this method of informing the
citizens Of Marshall and its vicinity, that they
will carry ON the above business ia all IT, Va.
fou. branches Their work will be done ac-
cording to order and will be neatly executed
and punetualiy attended to,
Give us call. We work CHEAP for cash
or good arrangements
shop on Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square, near the Marshall Hotel.
February -, 1881. sln35y
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M Il DOUGLASS a co, Reee't'ng ana
w ForWdrding Merchants, Front LeNce
Shreveport, La.
Rlfsaescs -- Swinney, Green, 4 Go, Payne
4 Harrison, Vow Orleans J l.. Hunt y Cos
Louisville h. NJ Whitlocke Co, New YORK
Sitter Price q Co., Philadelphia; Chcnoworil
& Co, Cincinnati
september %, 1891
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STEAM MILL!

10 Farmers, Mechanics, ana he Pu6, e
Generally.
NIY steam mill II miles south Of Marsaall
vi i-no 81 N suec, -~ill operation The grist
will b, run on Satu '1ys and hts. Ever,
,a, must be plainly marked, otherwise ! will
no, be responsible for losses. The following
prices Will be CHARGED for lumber
Two in.h are pine lumber, :le 30 per VI,
Cash. board measnre
70 Roagh Edged s. j0do 10.
Do Isthlng aud and pnilins. 40, do. do ,ide ard
edge measure,
All bill, not paid when filled, will be charged
with ten per cent Interest from date.
l.. III. WILDER.
June 70, 1851 70, nj tn.
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Administration Notice.

I ETfERS Of Administration were granted
| 4 on the estate ot Allen T. Knott, deceased
To the undcr.igucd, by the county court per
tanning to the c,thc, of deceased pcr.ou-, held
IA and for HARRISON county Texas, an rhc 2u'l
day Of August, \ u. 1881 Al persons
therefore. having claims against -ali estate at'
hereby notified To- present tbrm Within ibc time
prescribed by law. duly authenticated ar'
those nicb,,d To the SINE viii please maxi
immediate pal mcHt to
RICHARD +. WATSON, Admir-.
October s. 1881 I'm ~,
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NUk.FVs
I WILL be prepared by 'Nr FIRST Monday
in January QnstanD 10 make settlements
with all person having accounts with me
hope therefore tnat all busae7s heretofore
transacted with me viii be pro pity attended
to by the parties concerned, as lorgcf indu.
genee is out Of The question.
A. d. DURRESS.
January 4, 1881, ELS If
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\1rRlGIIr. WIllIAus y -. oa4u

A RIGHT, WILLIAMS q - 'aAeh
w Iaafor ard Commission h'rrtaet,
tn,on RoW. ~ tafonde.ai street, New prleans.
The uudcr.lgied continues To- represent fhc
above bau-c ta-h advances, Rigging aad
Rope and Piu'afiou Supple, made Co iha>e
Nna mas feel Their tn' % to cnuslEn their
Cotton to them fot convenience and safety,
a.l c,-h hal1nee> due planters paid at th'- Of.
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80 .....-. tH .rv-lv
AtHE4.s NtN. aNa 90, ffF f.H
IA trI tnsH.ss.H Hraat'. No -
g,.-,,f....t .,4e,t. Nra Gf,eau-. ~ s
Rtyfa ro--Jame. : Collrr Colonel 6. II
c,,,er w. : SANDER T. Ro-rboroagh.
Jo-~,,h " Taylar HARRISON county ~ lHhn
" Ns--ie. J ] Holloway itu-s county
rraN ek. Jefferson.
We viii flrr.b iisreiug, Rope, aud Piar-
piion supplies 70 Planters shipping 20 TIE
ABOVE house,
EVANS GREGG. q KEY.
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sne nna~usvvnnmy rfNx,a@5 fwsssI, witch
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u I Il ROSS " D. Plasiriia Su-
F.. H8.ap g. rlsm. Jeher.ou, fcsa,.
Jaice, % J. -ury 81 ing, Marshall Street.
t.ni0y
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GEoRGETowN AND ITS AFFAIRS.
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GEoRGETowS, june 6-12 m.
| At Forrest Hall last night there was per-
feet lam; scores and hundreds of our most
respectable citizens, together with large num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen from Washington,
were present, and all were perfectly delighted
with the evenings entertainment. Every char
acter was sustained with degree of confidence
and correctness that would have done credit to
many who make higher pretensions, and was
long and loudly applauded by the audience. On
next Thursday evening will be produced some
drama of the Drunkard. bespeak for them
full house.
Our citizens generally will regret to learn
that the custom which has prevailed among our
Sabbath Schools, for many years, of celebrating
the Fourth of July in union, has been aban-
doned. The convention met last night. The
biting objections of some of the delegates wiz,
the ticks) to going over the aqueduct prevailed.
They reoonsdered their former determination
to do 50, and, after resolving to meet again in
1852, adjourned sine die.
There is no news Of general interest afoat
this morning
The -four and grain market remains without
any material change. There was large sale
of corn this morning at go cents.
Arrived-Schr. st. Helena, Capt Wheatley,
Port Deposite lumber, to Pickrell & Dixon.
Canal Irade-Arrived-L. A. Phelps, Cum
berland, coal; j. Seaton, Cumberland, coal /;
John Van Lear, 100 miles, corn, flour, &C.. !;
Old Dominion, Cumberland, coal; Daniel Web
ster, 81 miles, limestone; Chesapeake, 62 m,
limestone; Francis, % miles, -four, &C.; Ann
Galleiee, Cumberland, coal.
Departed Elizabeth, M. Frances, Louisa,
John Hetzer, j. Stream, VIM. Jackson, Penn
sylvania, Neptune, George Washington, Gen.
Cass. ELECTRO.