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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

rENAR.--7o bills, in good order, receiving and for
ia II S. McGRUDER & SONS.
EVEN Bills. ALCOHOL, for sale low, a
a. l. wholesale and retail. ADlE J.. & GRAY,
vH'Wo THOUSAND LBS. PRIME FEA-
Ill THEIRS, just received in store, for sale.
ia l.. D. Il w. G. CRENSHAW & co.
VHSEN TONS COUNTRY BAR IRON, for
ia 1. D. & w. G. CRENsHAw & co.
FHSEAs ;-supeliorgreen and black Tea, received
oc Is ED. M. MORGAN.
vHSHENTY BHLS. SPIRITS TUKPEN-
IN TINE for sale by ADIE & GRAY.
ia l47 Main St
d MbkELI,AS.--Silka and cotton Umbrellas at
de an prices for sale at c ndaHsi;f 6sSot
VANILLA BEANs.-4 lbs. large Beans, for
sale by DOVE & ISAACS.
WRAPPING PAPER.--lOO0 reams Rag
W. Paper, various sizes, in store and for sale by
de 70 CHAs. T. WORKMAN & co.
uOOL AND FEATHEKs.--l0oo pounds
vv Wool; 5000 pounds Live Geese Featherson
consignment, tor sale by A. S. LEE.
ID the Memento, received and tor sale by
NOD JOHN REEVE.
zAsboat, for sale 'e'e'''a " 'aS'
ja7 JAS. WINSTON.
de IIHDS. PORk-JOLES, received per last
ia IA JAS. WINSTON.
~ KEGS CHOICE GLADE's BUTTER,
q just received, tor sale.
jai5 JAS. WINSTON.
eeg Bells. VIRGINIA APPLE BRAN
E DY' Just received Gd and for sale by
EG BBI's. OLD CROP N. o. MOLAs-
III Darl last hoo fare Ia ,,,
ia "A JAS. WINSTON.
q a. LARGE NOVA SCOTIA GRIND
b g STONES, Tor factories, for sale by
jas JOHN N GORDON &. SON.
spaA BHE.s. OLD CROP N. o. IOLAs-
~<.eS sES' received by last boat, for SALE ;,e,uo,
IN! e CASES STICK 1l 81 %dEs% i9i Sal.
jail JAS. WINSTON.
E6A Gags SUPERIOR OLD JAVA
sja 9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
4 EAAA BALES NEW YORK HAY, daily
AeIU expected, for sale.
q GE BAGS PRIME GREEN COFFEE.
ia7 JAS. WINSTON.
6NlA6A BBi.s. SCOTTSylLLE FLOUR.
ia 10 RAGLAND g. BROTHERS.
Ok KEGS NO. LARD, received by last
I<veD Il boat for sale.
ia IS JAS. WINSTON.
EENNY LIMBS SONGs.-P. Il. TAYLOR
e. has just received all the Songs of Jenny Lind
among which the folio wing, that have never before
been published
Bird Song; Festival Song
Swedish Carrier Dove; Sad Sea Waves
Love and Fidelity; Lonely wander
Morning Song; Bird and Maiden
Sounds So enhancing
Serenade on Adra's Sea-with an excellent full
length likeness OF Jenny Lind
Little Gold Ring; Lovers Argument
Rose and Lilly; The Dove and the Sun.
All oil the above have splendid title pages.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
de "a 100 Main ST. opposite Banks.
XETANTED TO HIRE, TOR the ensuing year,
w good FEMALE COOK, without incum-
brance.
de % S. McGRUDER & SONS.
A MANDlNE, for the of chapped hands
IA which never fails TO cure when applied according
10 directions. A fresh supply for by
ADIE g. GRAY,
jail Successors to A. Duval,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY.-Just
hD received large addition to our stock of Reli-
gous Books, viz:
Jenkyn on Atonement, Burkitt's Notes
Leyton's Works, Way to do Good.
Karen Apostle, Active Christian
Fuller and Wayland on Slavery, Earth and Man
Evening OF Life, Wayland's University Sermons
Church in Earnest, Church Members Guide
Church Members Hand book, Mercy Seat
footprints Of the Creator, Bonar's story of Grace
Philosophy Plan OF Salvation, Lsco on the PARALLELS
alexander on the Psalms, Hu!cean's Lectures
Kitto's Cyclopeda and Biblical Illustrations.
Pastors Daughter, Neander's Church History
Bradley's Sermons, Anderson's Family Book
knowledge of Jesus B)unts Condolences
Aexander's Evidences, Davis's Sermons
MelvPs Sermons, Irving's Maholned
Cec's Works, Widow Directed
Solitude Sweetened, Hills Divinity
Christ in All, Spiritual Mindedness
Grsley on Preaching, Jays Works
Madame Roland, Dwighi's Theology.
Jazz CHAS. WORKMAN. DeDositarv
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18
FEVHE LORGNETTE, by John Timon-Price
IL 81 ,25 a volume.
Notices of the Press.


The Lorgnette is to New York society what Sbal
speare made the stage to the world 1t fairly holds tE
mirror up to nature. The iolles, vices and amuse
ments OF the great metropolis portrayed not car
catured with an accurate hand. Ofthe sparkling bril-
liant style of the work, its vivid pictures of real M
and its sarcasm praise cannot but seem mnernen
We hope tito be thought extravagant in ranking
at the head OF its department in erature'-Review .
the Courier and Enquirer of "The Lorgnette" AM
"Reveries offs Bachelor"
Some dozen or more gentlemen have attributed Il
Them the honor OF standing behind the incognito @
tins admirable writer, If Mr. Dodge should prove to b
the verltable John Timon, he may congratulate him
sell OF having laid the foundation OF as pernanen
3 reputation as any in our lierature."-New Yorl
Tribune.
"The Lorgnette, by whomsoevcr written. ia III
best thing of the kind published in the country
Is superior in every respect to Salmagundi"- Coure
aud Enquirer.
The authors vein is quiet humor, refined and un
eXceptonabe propriety of taste, and STYLE modeIe
on the admirable essays of the Spectator or rather
the Connosseur and Idler" Nat Intelgencer.
Their finish ofstyle delicacy of wit, independence
OF thought broad catholic spirit and the higher elo
quence on their occasional moraIzing are not to b.
found combination liz any other work of the kind thi
side the water International
For sale by
ia 10 -----------.- MORRIS & BRO.
N EW AND BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRA.
~ TED BOOKS, SUITABLE FOR CHRIST
MAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.-Leaf
let's OF Memory for lS5l-eded by Reynell Coates
M. ID.
The 1ris-edited by Professor John S. Hart
The Poets Offering for lS5l-edied by Sarah Jose
phine Hale
The Keepsake: by artists of Commence
Gems of Beauty, or Literary Gift for ls5l-eded b,
Emily Percval
The Sons of Temperance Offering for ls5l-edite,
by r. S. Arthur
The Snow Flake for 1851
The Coral Gif-by Edward A. Mclaughlin
The American Keepsake for lS5l--by Anna vii
mot
The Christmas, for 1851
The Gilt OF Friendship for 1851
Apples OF Gold-by Edward B. Fellows
The Hyacinth for 1851.
For sale by JAS. B. GLIB,
de 70 SO opposite Civ Hotel
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

IN The Amer lean Guide comprising the DecIara-
tion of Independence, the Articles of Confederation
the Constitution Of the United States, and the Cons-
tltions OF the several States comprising the Union
complete up to l950--prce 81 cts. For sale by
ia 10 w PAMDOfpIJ
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

II FRANKLIN STREET, wish to sell nv lot
of Ground Franklin and 9Th streets, No. Asst, rum
ming $50 feet from the OF 9Th street, on Franklin
street to Mr.. Paon's line and running back l0s feet
deep on Mr. Joseph Aliens line This is most val
liable Lot for building being convenient to business
and in pleasant part of the city Apply at the office
OF James Gray q Sons, orr
ia 9 3w JAMES CPAV
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

SssCOTCH MALT WIYISKEY. We have on
- hand part OF a purchase of Scotch Malt Whis-
key, which we received from under the Custom House
keys. 1t 8 excellent and pure article. Members
of the Legislature and others wanting for the Christ
mas times, will please give us a call.
de Is J. Il +. GLEN DINING.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

ES OBERT TATE WICKER, ATTORNEY
He> All Law, has removed his Office to Pearl
street, next to the office OF Messrs. Tcler g. Cook
Ia 2--tf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

q = AS.-The subscribers are prepared to recelveor
~ ders or fitting up gas pipes in stores hotels, pri
vate houses churches &c. in the very best manner and
reasonable terms. Apply at their foundry corner Of
9Th and Cary street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

EEONpC RON ATIC OR GgECiAN
I'VE PAlNTlNG.--LA CLASSES-Mi
CARNCROSS announces that she is ready to receive
pupils in the above at Boshers Building, corner 9th
and Main streets. Room open from 3 to $ P. NJ
Private lessons at the pupils residence or Miss C. would
be pleased give lessons in Academies at any hour not
engaged at her room. Apply as above. no 27-tf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

K.--70 bbls., in good ORDER receiving and for
ID sale by
in III MoCpIIDEP r. CONG
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

EufT RS.-P. II. TAYLOR has Just received
celebrated mandatory of C. f. Martin, which have
no equal The tone and finish of these inst umens far
exceed any others made in this country and their s-
perorty cannot better be displayed than by comparison
with the finest English and German importation.
Piano and Music Store,
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NH ERCANTILE MISUNDERSTANDING
I'VE AND BOOKKEEPING-Roon1s over the
Dancing Academy, Boshet's Hall. Open from 9 A.
M. till 8 P. M. Lessons given in Academies, or at the
residences OF pupils, if requested. The style of move
mens for teac hing writing entirely new and are
warranted to impart bold and expeditions hand
Terms, &c, lnadeknown on application at the Acade-
my. nO2I-tr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-18

VEN Bills. ALCOHOL, for sale low,
III wholesale and retail. ADIE & GRAY,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

r1>iIE undersigned, DEALERS N SEEDS. re-
l spceifuiIy beg to cali the attention of their
friends and the public TO the full and choice az
scs,s,-n, Of Scs,is and Grains which they have
now in store. They have also on hand an as
scr,meni of Garden Implements, Watering Pots,
Flower Pots, Bird Cages, seed and water glas-
SEES, split peas, pressed herbs, tobacco seed
roots, plants, shrubbery &c. They have COM
plcte arrangements TO be KEEP, supplied with
fresh and warranted Seeds. Suitable to the sea-
sons as they prorrcss.) from the growers, Com
stock, Ferre l. Co, Of We,hersticld, Conn.
and will take pride in supplying the same to
their customers in neat and careful manner
and a, reasonable prices.
Orders. with city reference, for the above, or
for Carolina COW peas corn. oats, wheat, buck
wheat, rye. barley, miIIc,, hlaekeycd peas, &c,
will be- well and speedily attended to, by
CONSIUCk 4. co.
Wethcrs6cld Seed Ntorc, II Common ,trcct,
corner of 7rhouritouias street, New Orleans.
Dec. II, 1880 no26ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

H. M0SreOss, :. ,. sTii.wELI.
NIONTROSS r. STILWELi- W koiesale
1vI and Retail DEALERS in CLOTHING,
No. 10 Magazine street, corner Of Common
street New Orleans.
B.-Menxusra taken In New Orleans fos
Centlsmcm's Clothing, and made TO order At
their house IN New York, at short notice, and
In tbs jstesi styls.
" Htilwslf d MontFoss, Manufacturer, ~
Fulton a., New York. n49y
W. woaiA respectfully invite our customers,
md purchasers generally, Ia wans Of Fin, FssAA-
io~Hase CIxhins, to call ard sxamjas our 'asxs
and complete stock, comprising d pan ths FOL-
lowing goods:
Blart and colossd slolA dFsae eoa:s;
ulaek and rsloesd cloth lteeh coats;
Blsrk ~ e.lersd sask ard slad sosis;
Csahness ~ Tweed sask sad shad costs;
Fancy tweed haAiessa esass;
Ciosks and ovssssa1a, On Vnvisslss,
0ta<k eaAsinsss psnts;
1esek aosskla saaajmsse paats,
Yesey saaa0ses paaea;
0(aek aaslastls pesls;
Faaey saehinsss vssas
niask sssia vssaa,
alast - faasy vslvs4 sesss,
- ski1IfI -. A1sn~rs;,H :. f1sv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
STEAM MILL.

r1,llE subscriber takes his method Of inform.
l. ing his patrons and the public generally,
that his Steam Saw and GRIT Mill, situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, il now in operation, and In good order.
lie il prepared to accommodate osdrn At short
notice, and on reasonable terms, Tor cash, or
on CREDIT TO paasssa dealers The following
are the pricca, per 1000 feel:
Lumber honri measure, ol6 90
Rough edged lumber, lc 90
Iathing and paIixg, side and
edge measure, 20 90
The grist mill will q III tinsea b. IN opesa-
ton. Sacks brought to The uill mnat BE- plain.
y marked, Of there will BE- no responsibility for
loss
Ten PET cent will b. changed ~ lsnhsr bllls,
when not paid In advance. All SAM on rredit
will b considered due On ths IRA day Of IN.
eembss Of TIE current year.
4. b. bURREsa.
Jausary 4, 1881 ~ y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

DESpECTFUII.Y call the attention Of their
u mer chants, .tradcrs, and planters visiting
New Orleans, to cali and examine his stock of
the following goods, As they have great nd
vantage over great many merchants in mauu-
featuring their own goods. Therefore, anything
sold by them will be guaranteed same rs the
sample shown. The following are few Of
the Kind always on hand;
Xxx. xxx Moe-skiD; sx, xNy Cashmere;
Black Union Hats; Pearl Union Hats
Boys huena Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian Fine lamariiue Hats I.
Boys Cloth Caps Glazed
Caps, etc, etc, etc; for sale low, at wholesale,
by J. DURBklDGE & co,
~ cusiomhouse street, New Orleans
Dec, ~. 1850. noa6 ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
Wv oeLEANs-..Csaslsssd.
,NAfVS MUSIC STORE,
Nos. 5 and Z Cawp st., 3 dccrs from Canal,
H.. II


TnE undersigned desires res
pccifully To inform the public that
5g& wv they can Away. find at his Music
Store. achoicc and large assortment Of F'n""
Eorf,s al very reasonable prices, and on accom-
modatng terms.
A@cns them are Pinano For'es made by The
old and celebrated manufacturers, i. G,lbc'
4 Co. Of Boston, Of rich tone, and finished
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut, and ma
hogany, with iron frames. made IN the most
Substantial and workmanl'ke manncr' Also
the Justly celebrated -sso9ian FiaHo fg'''s'
which. for sweetness OF tone have no. "esn
cqualled. They are peculiarly SUITE" 20 ."e
country, as the i.ol'an does not require tuning
for YEAR,.
The New Improvement N 'iano ores
the patent '"ra''ng ot~br'ass, Is ais" 'o'
sale at the same establishment ms nnP'o'.
meni gives peculiar hfmn"ss ana ",''naccy ~
the treble, adds to The durability an" sueu
Of the Piano, and renaer- IL capsule % r'"-
ing much longer IN tune ''ah '"ose y" ''"'"'''
use.
w. Ms Agent LOT fsssr' ssrs ee'e"'" w
Grand Pianos ana I''a6anoa, made IN rays To'
power and sweetness OF toee' sney s'a"" pre-
eminent,
The ip"iee a"~ppsns Ahsrsme"f' .. fe''ey
q Coz Paf's fiaaoA, and Instruments tr"u, ="
the best manuinhores' constantly Feee""R'
and for aals IN liberal terms.
Aeessa- sfdnd 'mhos I"r s"'e' rom %" W
v1VV ehch, III" 'a"e" Il" Pa'' f"s"s"A W NV"
Pianos.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15

n. BTElNl.3lE havias jsss sssurn-
q fbeu ~ Eastesa eistsa of Nsw
YsgA, rhiladslpAia, and baltimore,
U16 n1loe pjsseass h sNRosscing 10 The cit-
80 = llsirissa sssasy ard ths Psblis ssn-
se1n11v, ~ ~ h pev receiving rad opening .
go Gu1pnejSo ~ Gsnefnl asseetnsnl Of
DRY GOODS,
~ bsiae sash ~ svety astisls usualiy kept
8 ~ DID nAlsljishasats, sonsiatlng Of the
1 ~ nset &shisaatis goods Of tks latest
~ N Gse1s keviag bssM sststted BY hi~-
~ Ass3ag ~ Cash (pv siMesi HI sxiire
= slss ~ seaaesa Of psises. fashions, Ac.,
Gftke ~ s6esseA, n \ saagsiss u blu opinion
- y ~ aessd 10 I'll gos3s cheaper In the
1ewn ~ nasshall, thaa mssshante can sell IN
~ city u shreveport, a any other town or
s9110s b tn ngioa Of eountry. Wishing 9th
- = Imblhs - sass opinion IN relation 70
C&np Gesis. ~ Ssspectfaly .o'irits his Old
So1oeussr NJ tn pubiis y call and examine
4 ~ - ssISss psssAs.isg elsewhere, and .a,.
~ lAomeslvsa u y tAe truth Of his state.
ueelA ~ will - enabled 70 keep on hand
spaseamtly, . selsrt assotment, and good sup
~ ~ ~ ssa every sssisls In hia line 81 bmsi.
nonA = III. l. 0rxiSI yix, m elder brother, has
1UlansN4ly heated himself In the city Of Phil
AelpAia, md will attend strictly 10 Ill esdsss
<ssted - hin.
n NevsAssst Il tie Public Square,
4asshall, Tsxss. Nay ia 1850.
= 4 H Will sell goods unusually low fos
c. ~ y SsscfssI dssiers on shs ssss'
D TIKI SABINE TRADE.
EMOTION Aspsd 1swa The Hahias river,
W eeAdg1 - ~ ksese II 9awtias 4 Co.,
N = sovsst1 n iasussass.
EVANS. GREGG. h KEY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15


/. X. RICHARDS. No. ii Char.res street,
u New Orleans, Importers and Whoiesai,
80 Deeier in Foreign and Domestic Hard-
vafe Smcie and American Bar, sheef, aud bo,i'r
Iron, to which he invites the attention Of coun-
try dealers Among others are the following
goods;
700 tons Swcdc and American Bar Iron;
$50 English and Hoop, Boiler
and sheet Iron;
10000 lbs. Drazier's copper assorted, all sizes
5000 kegs Wcymou,h's Nails;
900 dozen Collins Hunts, and Davies Axes I;
200 Shovels and Spades. asstd makers;
800 best cotton and wool Cards;
200 tons best Philadelphia holow-ware Cast
ings, assorted;
$50 casks bright OK, log, and trace Chains;
$500 dozen Carolina, cane, and grub Hoes;
1900 piouahs, assorted; Kings, Cary, Hull,
Peacock aud Mahcr's cast.
Cologne Mil Stones, Grind Stones, Mill
Irons, boiling cloth sugar Kettles, crate Bars,
and fire mouths together with full assortment
of dircct importation. foreign and domestic shelf
Hardware, all Of which will be sold on the most
favorable terms.
Dee. ~. 1880. no1G 3ms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
New Firm.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
in this town. under the firm Of Ward 4
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by associating
with us Mr.. g. W. Vivion. our house will
in future be conducted under the name and
style Of Ward. Wilson. 4 Go.
Being thankful for the liberal patronage
extended t" the old firm, our higheat ambi.
tion shall he. By assiduity, industry. and
close attention TO business to merit the
same in future.
WARD, WILSON, 4 Co.
January lat lS5l. 2Nti
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or g asl sssess sssSs's
~ AaRaa SVPPLYsN

-. -. 0nwmuQF Z CO
rnnsn1GG1 n 49, yuslts soeunaise y
II et0 n. rr.~ =.
.sGope4 = - = ~
er6oAs oyunN AN ~ ~.
'tlps ssaesassA - Ssw cm.n.": y', ~
'ensk - wese e.s ~ ~ c"'.~s ~.
.ssyy .Ius ~ !. -;re s.r,rsi sslis.
s..sss. ~ - esssisss N vsn - lsl-
I~r ~
As~> - 1,>ekeA aos,eseir Of
-isas. kv>we - b.racAed drilling
,.sssxSs' = Eara.A PessnA, and american
sssssss7 49,, 613kvs, eeuiss jeass; esmIci
s1l111t 1jskine, sssasa strpss: sf.cn ehrets
~ 4w1eeAss Amtesy, g.. h.; ds'ss'k r"s:
- snbsst1sss1 ~ 3w<n coating; bun
49, -; slass 4. DO; Irish linen; brown,
~. ~ wAits keljuad; table LINEN; do cloths
q 1ieprs, /; naShiaA &e., &C.; Prir,sd musli".;
80 T. 1~tp I'D un1i maaIns; checked,
NO, ~ slstpea Sei.s; tiabeoi'lssed do, }"
1oeevs; pnesh jackoMets Of every variety :
1884, = evsy variety; ehsmbry DO, Sid
es,ss; ehsobsy Isne~. Pis'n aso s"''d eM .s
sAAosaes =, -, Ae;; vssvets; al'srss' o''es
-, an ss.vn; snhsc.Sefed m" snn< e'pss
sases - ~ eIvs .. m.s" s'L 49,. "i,;n.
~ oaoa, ~ and A'k gloves laesa eog"s
tassfeoAg, ~; hossesy OF evefy "'~V'
BONNETS
v...v .;,k bcrnet.. with and without
~ S-r,... o,,sn worked do. /; iMc do !,
~ A.: Nchair DO: Miss benny 1...d
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4 NiiAKlES BiRNE. Successor To Jas. Cal
~ laway.) Manufacturer Of Copper, Sheei from
and Tn War d,aler in Ntores, Graies. CRATE
bars, &c, No. 40 Tch"upilouIas street. New
Orleans, has constantly on hand complete as
sorimsnt Of tin and copper ware, stoves and
stove pipe, &C., steamboat, plantations and
plumbers work, executed on the shortest notice,
and repairs in his line made al reasonable rates.
Orders from the country or city attended to
with promPinass
Dee. IL, 1850. no26 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
REMOVAL.
FIR ES1I 81 = 90 ! e ~

NJ ARSliAiI. 4 JAMES nave removed 10
AVA. the new brick store ana warehouse, NO.
SO, Camp street and are now opening" a'ee
stock OF Foreign and Dmss''o Dry """s' 70
which they ask Inc n'ten''oh o. 'ne '''y an"
country trade. Ihcir snP@'fs ,"".n "'e IT,
P'en'shed BY every arr"ai) consists OF
100 pieces English, 'erman ann Tfeh'h nroao
'so'hs
200 plan ana fancy SYKES oil ,asSmefes'
200 Sa''nes'
20 cases heh'ueSy Jeans asso',eu "A,"'es ;
10 single and double mixed iwesds;
SO yellow, green, red b'ne, ana "h''e
flannc's, PLAN ana twiiiea'
900 7-s and a. osnaburss' linen aoa
cotton
900 Jeans idnseys' kcrseys' t'a'ns;
20 high co'orcd p'aia ana pam mer'"o
linseys, Caroline and scot Pic'ds, high eo'et'u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
STEAM MIL Is.
EAY AND ERTET,

TINE proprietor takes pleasure In annouals
1 ing to his friends and the building coz.
mnniiy generally, that his mills tailer grrss
delay and expense in rcmoving) are again b
complete operation, three miles northeast 4
Marshall. where be is now ready 10 receive aa1
ill orders at shor, no,cs; and tllattesa hisnssk
thu, the SUPERIOR QUALITY II his isn.
Der and Grinding will insure n continuation 4
the liberal patronage which has hitherto bess
extended TO the establishment. The followjef
is bill Of prrc.---tUR CASH.
Square pine lumber. ei4 90 pcrN.
Shca,ng, 0O
All small ripped lumber, 30 90 -
For lumber upwards Of twenty -four fret h
length Nh extra price will he charged, in pse
portion TO the dimensions. Gum, bin'h, biseA
walnut, and other furniture lumber, when leg
are furnished, will be sawed on the ehssss. y
al eli per NJ.
will sell on the usual credit TO the end 4
the year, at 20 per cent on the above price. y
punc,ual aud legally responsible men. ~:
others need apply for Indulgence, without ~
endorsement on their bills. And soms ~
speak for cash bills may bc required 10 drPoa
the amount Of their orders in ndvanre. II
elephant has been visited and | am desstDs
med to do a safe business II the future.
Grinding will be done any night in the wsek
except Sunday.
SAM j. RICHARDSON;
December 30. 1850, ussH
=. S-Ordcrs LEFT with incssrs. Ward, w
son, & Co. will meet with prompt attention
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
no26 ~
1'lamO F0rtes, Music. and Musical
MerClBn me1ixc.

sWertDnN01Nc.
The subscribers have now and In.
tend always 10 keep on hand, for
" " sale at the most reasonable prices,
a good assortment of the Best Piano Forfes
manufactured in this country and in France
They are sole agents for Hcrsl's patent double
Iron framed piano fortcs the most durable and
decidedly the best piano now IN use. They are
peculiarly adapted TO the southern or any damp
climate there being but very lil,lc glue in the
body Of the Piano, consequently they will re-
man much longer 10 time than any other make,
~ the weather has no effect upon them The
case to the iron piano is Independent Of thu
body and can bc easily removed at pleasure
Tbs tone il more full, rich, and mclIow than in
other pianos. We import the plcycl L. Co,
Paris Pianos mnde expressly to our order. Pi-
amos Of 6, 81, 81 and 7 oeiaycs, some In rich
carved cases.
Aiso--AIclodeons, scraphncs, gutnrs Of the
best makers, violins, vioIoncellos, accordcons,
flutes, hsnjos, music boxes, and instruments Of
all kinds guitar, harp, violin, siolonccllo and
other strings; pegs, bridges reeds, finger boards,
bows, boW hair, tail pieces rosin, &c. Piano
Forte and other music published. and music re-
ccived from all the Northern publishers as soon
as published. Orders from the country soIir-
tied and promptly attended TO. A liberal dis
count made on large ordera and to music
teachers. A. the subscribers import most Of
their goods, they can offer better inducememts
TO purchasers to give them call before pur-
chasing, Al No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans,
just two doors from GFgyer street.
n96 ~ TYLER 4 HEWITT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-15
Jefferson, Marh -. 1850. ~ II,


jeGt1yOu Waler.Cutc BosSo0eo0ou9
lar. SAMUEL. CAREY would rvspeetlhny
~ inform the citizens OF Eastern Texas ~
~ is now fitting up his buildings in this -
Tor the reception Of patients who arc deshs1
Of testing the practical application ef -
Water Cure.
Having practiccd nineteen years under ~
Allopaihic system, and for the last two yM
under the Water crrc' ana having osee0e
fully convinced Of the superiority o. she ieaaa
over all other known practice, ht hatscrs -
self that he will be able TO give general ssts.
faction TO all tI.spsc VINO nrO IA0Oflng unGne