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UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLVANIA,

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Eigh,y-Siath Session, 1soI-52.
ys1Ir ecurrs vii MONDAY October the 9th. and
I terminate il the close "f March ensuing
Theory Practice Medicine by GEORGE B WOOD NJ D.
Anatomy, WILLIAM L. IORNER NJ. ID.
Materit Medica an, Pharmacy, JOSEPH CARSON, NJ. ID.
Chemistry JAMES b. ROGERS, NJ. ID.
Surgery, WILLIAM GIBSON. NJ. d.
Os:etiics and the OF Women and Children HUGH L.
HODGE. VI. u.
Institutes Medicine, SAMUEL. JACKSON, NJ ID.
tnca, Ptnnsy Hospital by GEO b.
WOOD. VI. ID. and by GEO. W. NORRIS, VI. ID.
Instruction Medicine and IN Surgery by the Pro-
he Medical Faculty assisted by w GERHARD D.
and HENRY ii. SMITH NJ ID.
Practical Anatomy JOHN NELL, NJ. d., Demonstration
Amount Of Fees or Lectures In the University sloj
MatrIc uIaiing Fee, (paid once ohlyD .
Hospital Fee. 10
Practical Anatomy. ~
Graduating Fee, ~
Dean of the Medical Faculty
3S6 Chestnut Street, above thirteenth opposite the u Mint,
DI, lad ..;a
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YgHE OF this will commence the first OF Octo'
ic 18th July un!cr lc following faculty
Rev Robert Iy an, a. NJ President and Professor OF Moral
Science;
II Christian. Professor of Greek Language and Lieratc
Gsorc. pabey, NJ, Professor of Latin and French Ian
cua-c$
Lewis Turner, 4. VI Professor OF Mathematics
NJ Professor o. Natural Philosophy and Chem
is,ry.
Tie course instruction much extended and in the de-
lectures accompanied with numerous
cIiset through the whole session. Students u.
lie College proper, will be prepared Tor that purpose Ia
the primary department.
.',l ,,.oi,nc. 500
Ea.,,.rru,. bedding M towels.
Tn; ,,n
.luu Of October January
AMI respectively. The study oi French olona aud without
ext
Address Pro-dea, OF the College, Richmond, vi.
ufv rlsrIlr.
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Medical Department. the Tor tutlnn hoiuu
TN! Demonstrators and Is s93 Inc SESSION
enables the student complete course oi studies as
other Medical Institution o Tie ohio ny
tetr!n. only lectures day.
LAW SCHOOL.
analunc Professor having been app nroi this department. the
course OF study has been enlarged The subjects Il" Equity and
.rbr and ,hrr. viii be added short Of Lectures
ill., civil Law together with exposition Of the most Important
lea ins II Law ana Equity WI >. hEMI1 1h,
~ Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia
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SCHOOLS AND C0LEEGES.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
ysS the University OF NSh!d, VIII COM
the lst oi October, and continue without l'rS' VI"
iii the n June The University comprises the 'o"hs Sco's
and lectureShlp viz , :. ,.,r,ro,. :, =
Modern langu gss-Poicssor NJ Sclll'LE DE 'EkE' L. L.
Observation-Disclosures EDWARD IL. COuKIENAi j. H. d..
l. Natural P!Iosurhy-Pr WM. B kobERS. L. L. d.
j. Chemistry and Ma.cria Mclica-ruiesso ROBERT f. RU
GERS NJ. ID.
M.,i.rr-prccssar HENRY HOWARD II, D.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology aud Susery-JAMES L.
CABEli. =. NJ NJ. ID. 80. . -,..
l.. d.
sor JAS l. IOiCOMBE.
10 Iccturer of Special and Pathological
omy-JoiiN STAGE DAVIS AN, Nj. ID.
TO admitted the University the student hc IL of
hut brothers applying for maculalion the Faculty may
admit under the a.o II IL.
applicant student other
ppfate Seminary lie the University unless
produce certificate from such Seminary other satisfactory
evidence 10 the Faculty of general good conduct.
The woie clothes, BOOKS
packet estimated as follows:
cu,ns and for months SlCS
Candies furnished by ic Proctor and
per estimated only student IN The DOR
at $50; II Two lii the same room at slo, 10
Washing may le ha.i at abuu. slu 4 session. . ~
Rent AN lonory S6; hall occupied by two stu
,ets s.,
Ml,,icuaton Zee use Library and Public Rooms 10
FEES single Professor attended $50; II two $50 oach
S21 each H. the school o Law III tue Ju
nf above, the intermediate class ftS
ac So all the senior class So; the higher lee
giving aniasion besides TO any lower Class
III The School. say ."
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FEMALE S,:EiOOl.

session nf my School will commence on the Isl day OF
I4e unber Of pupils viii he limited 10 u. OF which ~
,ct IA hoarderS. For terms. aypyto
I'm NJ ID IIOGE, Richmond, Va
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TIME subscriber takea his upethod Of inform.
1. inv his patrons and the public generally
that his Steam 6aw and (;rst Min, aituated
shout one and quarter mica northwest FROM
Marshall, il now In operation, and In coed order
lie il prepared 10 accommodate orders It shors
notice, ard on reasonable tssta., fos caah u
on credit to punctual dsaless The following
are tho psices, pr 1900 feet:
Lnmbcs hoard neasurs, ol5 90
Rossh edged luwh<s. 10 90
lAtkiag and palirg, aide and
edge mcasure, 20 90
The Rsist mill will At al times b. In epsrs.
ton. Hseks brought 10 The milI mast h. pIsjn.
y marked, Of thsrs will b. no responsibility for
Iosa
Ten pr cent will h. changed on lumber bIlIa,
when not paid In advance. An sums o. cvrdit
will b considered due on The Asss day Of Ds.
esnbss Of The current ysas.
A. D. DURREga.
January 4. 1851 ~
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new oRLEANs---Cssslsssd.
.WAYVS Music STORE.
Nos. s asd 7 Camp It,, 3 do"rs tr"~ Canal.

Ns~ Orleans.
TIN undersigned desires res
pccttully to inform the public that
they ean always hnd nj has Music
Niors. choice and large assortment Of PiaHo
Forfc. at very reasonable prices, and on accom-
mcdallng terms.
Among them arr Pnano FoFies mad. by The
old and celebrated manufacturers, T. Gilbert
g. Co, of Boston. Of rich tone. and ni.shrf
beautifully IN rosewood, hla.k walnut, and ma.
hocany. With iron frames. made in the most
.ub.iauiial and workmanl,kc manner. Also,
the Justly celebrated .Eoiiaa Plane Foties,
which. for sw, sncss of tone. have not been
.quaIl,d Tn.f Rrc peculiarly suited 10 the
country. as The Ioli.o does not require tuning
Tor years.
The New Improvement in Piano Fotte~
the patent iibranag Dr,ybrbigc. is also for
-alc 1T the ,aine establishments TIL, unpfovc
mcni gives peculiar iirnnos- und bflncey io
the treble, add. 80 The durability and strength
If flr Piano, and renders d clplhlr Of frfiiin-
iug much longer in tune than those IN Ordinary
u-s.
" T VI j. Agent for Nnri NJ celebrated
Grand Piano. and PA.ninu-, made ~ lan-. For
power and sweetness st tone, thcy stand pre-
eminent.
J'hc D,l-e Comyouad iHgri meH, J. Policy
q Cos i'an- pano-. and Iu-irnmCnis from III
the best manufactures. constantly receiving,
and for sale 90 liberal irrtn-.
N,conl- Haad idao. tor ale. from $50 To
$500 each, and taken in part payment for nc~
Pianos
rmnos Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ap-
praised.
"a loarfs Nei~i,on--This beautiful toned
Wind Instrument, for Village tinirhe-. Lodges,
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La.ad lsr sale.

|0nM ACRES Of very superior lAn9: I
1VOV Pamela county, $50 acres Of whsss
rich bottom land, above overflow. There 4
- land n never failing stream Of water. ~,
would be well adapted to machinery. i go
b most eligible site for Raw aud Gnss ~
Timber on the land; Oak, Pine and Cype!sn,
There IL about eighty acres Of cleared
thereon, with House and other improves
Location healthy, and at convenient d.
from both the Red River and Sabine navio1N
Title unleniAblc. Terms reasonable.
Apply to WM. II. DRlSTOW.
23-tf lMarshaA
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CERTIFICATES.

harrison Co., 1sras, April ~, 1859
This is to certify. that ! purhaaed u IT.
]. =. Alexander, a 10 Saw Gin Of his nnsls.
which is equal in all respects TO any Gin I'm
ever used. 1t will average six bales Of 500 h
each per day; the Gin running BY water pess'.
J.F. ROSEfOROUGH
This is to certify tia, started Mr.. Rcsses
ronph's 10 Saw Gin, on Pos.crs Greek. and ~
the Tin pick one hundred pounds in eight ~
utcs. Ii made 81 lbs. Of Us good lint ss eva
saw. w. =. SANDEkA
certify 10 the truth Of the above. havtag
held the watch, and weighed the cotton.
NJ. ANDERSON.
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~. u. I:iliell's Hotel.
PLANTEWN' IaOTEL.

As~A "uNCLE JOE" (ate Of Holmes
Isss..sN county, Mls~.l respectfully informs the
a1ssAAs citizens Of Harrison county. and the
travelling public that he has taken the house on
the northeast corner Of the public square, known
fully solici,s share OF pablo patronage. and
hopes that his accommodations will b. stich AZ
to give general satisfaction.
JOSEPH N. TAYLOR, Pro.
Marshall Texas. Nov. l. ls4s. CAV
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n ew Firm.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
in this town. under the firm OF Ward 4
Wilso" is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed tho anne by nssoc;ating
with US Mr.. &. W. Vivion. our house will
in future le conducted under the name and
style Of Ward. Wilson. Il Co.
Being thankful for the liberal patronage
extended 10 the old firm. our highest ambi.
ito" shall be. by assi,iuity. industry. and
close attention to business 10 merit ths
san.e in future.
WARD, WILSON, 4 Co.
January lat. 1861. 9otf
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Warniur.

A LII Persons are hereby notified that , .
IA arr any further trrrpasass commits /.
my lands, will rssort 10 legal remedies n
them; for n .:stermined not n pay W.
ter for this advcStissment, and loss NY ="
In tho bargain.
THIS notice h intended for psoteessss
all that hare right to control, In any
ner Whatever.
January 4, 1881. ~
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DR.. SAMUEL. CAREY,
) =
COTTON GIN FACTORY.

HAVE now in successful operation M
/ Cotton Gin Factory, ,hrre-quariers Of |,
mile west Of the courthouse, Marshall, TexA
and nm making Gins with saws OF fine cas-
steel plate, and the best chilled cas-, ribs an
fire proof boxes. These Gin Stands are cqsl
If not superior, to any now in use. Any pes.
son wanting u gin stand would find il to hs
interest to try one Of this manufacture. Al
TINT he has 20 do is TO inform me of his d.
sire. and the stand Nil - sent t. rim. ani X
Nill have IN opportunity q testing ii- qpa.
lie, without eharyc. Should II NV 10 meet vs.
t., pctlaliop.. ha has only TO sen Be- ie afi
inform nee ~ ia. Gol. would pref bow.
ever. delivering them AZ the Factory. Jhff
w,li he soii NJ prices ~ aeecrdan,e II, liz
times. G,ns will hc repaired at the shorisA
notice.
Being practical engineer, mll-rght, bl<s.
smith, and marlinist, | am well prepared u
repair all kinds Of mills.
All my gin stands are warranted to pefsm
WELL and should they fail to do so, purchaser
Will always know where 10 find me.
J. =. ALEXANDER.
Marah %, 1850.
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New ORLEANS, June 20. 1850. NJ ly

~ H. Co4an, Thos w. Dyitrs, KeAs. A. Sjas'd,"s.
NamI r >tasid,ar.
IWWAN, DfkERS, 4 SPAULDINcS.
" Fac,ers. Commits sim and FormariiDg lW'r-
chants, No. 100 Tchcuptculas street, New
Orleans.
Kgrrg so.-Stewart Il Thomas San Angus
tine; Stewart & Co, Grand Ecorc; K. A.
Boggas-, Port Caddo; W. w. Smith, Shrcve-
port. Hy
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i'pshm 90. 1sras, Apr! ,, let.
| certify that bought 30 Saw Gin Of 49,
Alexander last spring, that is as good - ~
that ever saw, both for making COED -
pier and fast picking BENZ GAGA
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4 MERRY, HENDERSON, l. co, Com
\ mission Merchants, 66 Magazine street,
New Orleans. macy
Refsr 10 Me-srs Try 4 Ward. Jefferson;
Tarrant 4. Henderson, Ccr.icana--Ttsas.
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TIVE undersigned, DEALEgs IN NEEDS, re-
] specially beg 10 call lhcaticniion Of their
friends and She public TO the full and choice ~
-ortment Of Seeds and Grams which tAgy lave
now in store. They have also on hand ~ as
-orlmcnt OF Garden Implements, Watering pois,
Flower Pots, BIRD Cages, seed and Yates glss.
~c-, sgist peas, PRESSED herbs, ,ohaceo -, u,
roots, plarls, sirubbcry, &c. They have con,-
peic arrangements to be KEPT supplied wl,l'
fresh and warranted Seeds. (-ui,able 10 the ~r.i-
sons as they rrogrcss,) from the growers, Com
stock. Fcrrc 4 Co, of Wclher.dcd, Conu.,
and will take pride in supplying tho -amc to
their customers in neal and careful n,n,ncr.
and -. reasonable prices
Orders, with city reference for The above or
for Carolina COW peas, corn, oals, wheat, buck
wheat. rye, barley. milct, hlackeyed peas, Sc,
will be well aud speedily attended 10, by
CO.NS1UCk Il co.
Wcther-icld Seed Store, u Common street,
corner Of 1thonpitoulas street, New orleans.
Dee. ~, 1850. ro2b "
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@ q NELSON 4 CO, Commissie~ Nh.
~ sAsnfs, New Oslsans.
& 4 q. nrissa. New Oslseas; Z. nsnksmith,
~ QvIesns; n. G. Walker, Nenphis, Tenn,
o. rssAiss ossasA U-+S. s,aak; r. A. Mel
-, AthsAs. An
ure. ~, leee moss On
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Il~aA W3f,er JoseJA G Erni'ey,
lAs.sd n Yarsey, Jshs J. Faoifer
DRADlEY, WILSON, 4 co, (sucre.sors
} VI Plcasant-, Wilson, e. Coz Fac'ors mad
Commiss'on Merchants, NJ ~ Common street,
New Orleans.
Will make liberal cnsh advances on eonsign.
ment. II cotton, and use all their experience
and diligence TO promote the interest Of those
who ship to them.
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A. j. Rsr.lsy, J. l.. ReAsiis, II n soao. j. H. Mai,
DUGELY, ROCHELLE, 4 BLAIR, Com-
IL missioa Merchants, No. -, Gsavier street,
New Osisaas. nA7y
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r. rVapEa. G. FORBES.
IN 4 q. FORBES, Grocers and dealers In
i Western Produce, No. 80 TchoupitouI-a
tfcet, New Orleans. na7y
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DESpfCTF ny ,ail tla aifenl'nn of ,leif
IA mer rhsni- iairr. aul pinicr- visiting
New DfDsn., to ci and s., a,ine MS -ioek al
shc following ruol. as they hatr o ~ I'd
sauiaNe over % gre many meaOhani, ia manu-
aeigrina l6oir own goods. Therefore. anything
sold hy them will he guaranteed same us the
sample shown. The following are few Of
tie kind always on hand
AZ, xsS Molr--kin AZ, xxx Cashmere:
Black Union Hats Pearl Union Hats
boys Isnena Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian" Fine Iar,ariine Hats !:
BOYS Cloth Caps; Glazed
Caps, etc. etc, etc: for sale low, at Wholesale,
by J. DIiRBH.lN.f. 4 co,
81 Cn-iomhouse street, New Orleans
Dee, II, 1880. no26 ly
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H. MoSTGoss, =. II. sTILWELL.
AONTitOSS e STiLWEL1. Whotesaie
IVA and Retail Dealers IN CLO THINU.
No. 10 magazine street, corner Of Common
street New Orleans.
N. n--Aien-urrA taken in New Orleans for
Gentienens Clothing, and mad. 10 order NJ
their house in New York, al short notice, and
In the iaffsi style.
~ StiIweil + Montross, Manufacturers, ~
Fulton At, New York. nI9y
We would respectfully invite our customers,
md purchasers generally, In wsnt Of Fine, Fash
;onabie GiasAing, 10 call ND examine our large
and complete atork, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods:
Black and rciored cloth dress coats;
blnck and eolorrd cloth frock coats;
blnrk AMI r"loscd Aark and nhad coata:
Cashmere ind tweed mack and shed coats;
fancy tweed busincs. coats,
Cioaks and ovssroais, all vasisliss;
Blark casaimsrs pants;
0lssk docskin eas<imesV Panls;
fanry eassiness pants;
0lark aatinstts pants;
rsnry rashlmere vests
Dlaek satin vests;
eoack arS is.ney velvet Yeats;
nlaek silk vests.
Ahs. ska1A ersssts, Asslx<rcAi.fs, sse. i~sy
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uEOa.x wi<avtEtD JANIS 4. PRICE,
WINGFIELD, pRicE& Co, 1"4'ee.", m" NJ,
w General Cos~mission .MerchSnfs, No. O5
Grnvier street, New Orleans.
DEC. ~. 1850. no26 ~
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THE undersigned firm being this day
dissolved by limitation, all persons having
claims against said firm are hereby request.
csi to present the same, aud those indcbte..
arc earnestly requested to call aud settle,
WARD Il WILSON.
January I. 1880
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tadwaodrr Lewis Into ri Sh~ryor
~ LEWIS Il co, General Groeeys:
" Wins, liquors, Provisions, Ship Beat.
ami Fam,ig N,orfs, No. ~ Grayicr ri. corner
Of Tchonp,loula-, New Orleans
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Memphis. lenn.s Nnrch, INSO.
The Hsrsllics, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth, and professional requirements, will CON.
paSs Eycrably viii. the most distinguished in
eur country. The medical faculty constitutes
N anomaly In this OF nay other country--all
II them arc able lecturers and thu best Of
TEACHERS.
Those who will contemplate our geographic.
al position. and The extcai Of our population,
can hass no doubt rs to the eligibility Of our
sStaation for M enterprise of the kind, A. to
health, including all Seasons OF the year, We
Geny that ANY OTHER CITY nA~ MORE.
a common error exists ~ the mind. Of many
elslentr relative TO the plaee II studying med.
lxine; those who intend pr;,c,iciug among t,c
Asenses u the West and South, should Ger.
tajnly educate themselves at n school whose
kacslty ass Prasl'eaily acquainted with those
1tsen4sa
That llse pulaic may he satisfied Of the per.
nlaneney ii this school, we feel il our duty to
s(ate that tho Trustees and Faculty form ts.r
n setioH, which aayur- well for It's future sue.
ss~a; and that the peculiar internal Organization
wkirh connects them cannot b. interrupted.
u. w. N. KING, Esq.
Prvsidsa4 IF III MaspAis i,siiius.
MAFrh Z, 1850. 4Oiy
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Wait y. Nsvt. C9issos Fcrd. y,ytos & Gssres
uOYT, FORD, 4 GRAVES Factors and
III Communications Meychams, II 81. Charss
tseet, New Oyle-es n49y
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NEW oRLEANS-..Cealjose1.

ptoaghs, Carts, aoA oeasa waee.
THE sabsedhsss bsiag ~
Es sole Agents f,s ths aals u ~
- MaysvIIe (kyl Pss@eAs. 81
the celebrated manufactures Of Hall and nai-
lcngcr, have in ssorv Il large assortment Of the.r
ea.i and wrought iron Ploagha, which they o.
fer at manufacturers prices.
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Gu Ms
lust received. 4 lot oil Gne dor e'r- oal's "a
~ shot guaa. Prizes vaFing fren, ~ -
Alss lol u ristslA u. sTklNLh'"
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l,ss Wsrkssss Rssr II ~ ssd 81 Csmp srrst.
IJRlESTl.RY 4 BElN, Importers ~nd Dsal.
/ srs u is,.Assre, Cxtiery, IRON, Sseei, Cop
pr, asd Tin Plste, Nssa. CorA,ys, Psimis.
and OILS, Nh Sna 0riad Stsmes, Nos. 50 and
~ Camp s,vvcs, New Orleans. mel
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NolSce.

Wod8cos
7 WILL 10 prepared BY The first ~
l In January (insssnD to make settl
with all persons having a*csunts WITH ~ .
hope therefore that III bsslness hefee
transacted with No will b pronptly ~
t. BY the psstiea concerned, = loagss
gsnes 10 e~t II H. sxsssic~l ..,.,rr
,.. 100. :" !" ussd
SNUUuTy - tpHts
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u. 4. TVLEa,
q No. 80 Camp street. New Uslsans, Desl
Ia ~ in Fiw WsfcAes. Ciocks, Jstssiry Sil
:. r<r War, Cstirry, and Fsmcy 0oas'
Personal attention given 10 ths repairing o
wathea, clocks, and music boxes u every d.
srrption.
or Jswelry Manufactured and Repaired.
nx6iy
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Fer sale.
7'resty.o~e TAossaad .4eres Of Lssd
GlTuATED In Harrison, Upshes. Smith, and
- Wood Counties, in tracts 10 ssis purchaser.
Title undisputsd Tsrms aesonmodasing
ALSO,
One hundred IOWA Lots In The City Of Mar
shall, with ELIGIBLE sissa for private rrsidence-.
Together with ere improved l.ots and comfos.
table dwellings thesron; for further particular
apply 10 the sndcsaigned.
w. r. D. WARD.
Nov. 3, 1850. n9l IT.
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VN1RlGitr, WILLIAMS Il Co, Commits
w sion Merchants, 93 Grmicr street, N.w
Drran-.
The undersigned continues 10 represent The
nbo,c house. Cash advances, Begging aud
Rope aud Plantation Supple, made 10 those
who may feel II their interest 10 con>ign their
Cotton TO them. For convenience ard safety.
all cash balances due planters pad at his Of
fee, free Of charge.
II. w. JOHNSON,
I.DI lf Ahflrfaturf
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= ". r.oxetEy, Jos. LirTiEioNN, SAN. HENDERSON
I O>GLEY, LTTTlENilN,& co. Whole
\ safe Gyncers, No. d6 Magazine street, Cor
nes ~ Naiehrz.) New Orleans. Macy
RtJsr 10. Me--r-. Try L. Ward. Jefferson !;
Tsvnnt & Henderson, Corscana--T'cvas.
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rmrnature WareAsuse.

TIE n.,derrigaed respectfully
inform their friends and tho
- public, that they have just r.
ceived aud arr daily receiving An extensive ~
sortme Of Cabinet Fxraitsre IL every vad.
ETY. and 1tyle also, choke assortment of the
following articles, to wit: chairs, fsaihsru,
hair cloth, plush, damssks, cords, and taAsels,
gir,ps, varnisl,, etc, etc.
Purchasers arc invited 10 call and examine
our stock. which will b. offered n psicss That
cannot fail to please.
e. FLINT l. JONES'
Nos 40 and ~ Royal IT., N. o. n96 ly
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ID W. POWELL, Keceifial aad F'ornari-
H. ing Merchant and toiioa Facior, No. ~
Naiclcz street, New Orleans, La.
Refer. to: VIM II. Cobbs and J. II. FyiFc,
Port Caddo. Texas n2i
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DAWLlNS, 4 Co, (succcssor> 10 Rawlin-,
IL Evans, L. Coz Commission Merchants ] :
Common ST., New Orleans.
NsrER TsI---Jamcs Y. collief. fol"oel Z H.
Cooper. W y Sanders, } r. Roe puscr h,
10 sph w. TaYipr, Harrison county; DR.. Jahp
W alassie, j. / lialoe-y Russ .anuiyi y.
Trawck, Jefferson.
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Seesisusumm msssl Florist.

Scotsman uUd Florist.
um. Dinn. ieCDi)
n. GApnss, c,em, aud Hover seeds; onldcn
~ tool., feuu ieee- Of alt kinds shrul,l~ry,
gc'cn-bou-o Iiiui-, Dutch huibor-, How
or roofs, double datl'a- books or ganlcning,
Sc, a., for sale nj lower prices han any Other
house in ibis eiy Please cali lri,'sc purs'i,a--
log any vi here else. nj No. 20, Canal street, new
buildings on the Lc,ec.
All orders promptly attended to md put up
&C the very best articles without delay. Flow.
cr sasdcn n, the end oil Apollo street, on Jorc.
phinc. near Jack Lafayette. niyy
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We will forai.n Basgiug, Rope, and Plan
latlop snpples to Planters shipping To the
above house.
rUANN CurlG 4 EEX
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DEEKING T. WILEY, Collectors y A.
- coas,s and general Ne~spswr and Period
icsI AgcxAs, No. 81 Camp street. New Orleans
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D. uositgN NJ HALt-
wi Marshall, Texas. Al
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